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HOUSES, EOOM?. AC.. TO IiUf.^
A desirable FBOKT BASEMENT ROOM TO ljKT~
fiuliablt* for a physicians office; location S2 Wj^t fwen
4jr-third street, near Broadway, ami opposite the Filtii Ave
nue Hotel. AUu, one Boom lor guniltsuieu. Kefercnoea ex
changed.
A C0UN1BY RESIDENCE, NEAR THE OITT.-BENT
reasonable, with line fruit*, grapes, Ac. torn or Wash
ington avenue and Tt?nth street, Onntral Morrisauia.
and stages hourly. (1. W. liiT*-IIBTT, corner of Chatham
and Chambers streets, second tloor. ___________??
ALARiiE NUMBER OP HOUSES to LET? FUR
nishad and unt i rnished. In ci y and countrv: also ..>0
Stores aud Lol'ia. All ihe above wil. lie reniod at inin'h re
JucuJ prices by N. C. BISHOP, 193 Broalway, store lloor,
reareuice; removed from HI.
A COUNTRY SEAT.?TO LET, AT A very M'JDE
A. rate rent, a House, situated oil the bunks of the U>ul.
?on river. with fourteen lota of ground attached, with vege
table and flower garden; also fr.ilt tree* and shrubbery
Inquire at 169 Pront atreei.
A HANDSOME FURNISHED PARI.OR, ON FIRST
floor, with iiat 'iuent and Uedroon, to lei to a gentle mau
and wife for houaekeeping; also a single Room, in a private
houiie. Inquire at 90 Prince atreet, went of Broadway.
First and second floors to let?with
every convenience; rent low to a good tenant, In the
new brown stone front house, 476 Second avenue, corner ol
Thirtieth atreot. Apply to Mrs. WALTON, at 473.
Furnished country residence to let?with
modern improvements and stable accommodations;
liwn, garden, fruit. Ac.; on the Unison, near the ciiy.
Yearly rent >1,000. Address box 3,1'it Poat office.
House to let ?the thp.ee story and babe
iiieut brick House. with hot and cold water, baths, gas
chandnlie.iu, ,tc., in complete order, rent moderate, 176 Mac
<loitgal street, n>-.-r Washington l'arade Ground. Apply to
AUSftUAClI A UAT4EL, No. 7 Uo.d street, up stairs, or at
114 Kwt street.
1 AB6B ROOMS TO LET AT LOW RATE?NO. 1,170
Li Broadway, between Thirty-a^cond and Thirty-third
. streets, suitable for lectures, church or inaaufttctu'ing pur
Apply toB. D. lawrence, 1,261 Broadway.
VTO. 78 BEEKMAN STREET TO LET.?THESE EX
J.1 tensive premises, consisting of front and rear buildlnga,
covcrtngthe lot, will be rented separably or together, at a very
low rate, or the whole will be leased at a price to make them
an object to responsible parti, a; it i-> a lirat rate loualiou for
hardware business. Inquire of P. FORD, 417 Broome street,
in the silver store.
STORE TO LET.-ALL OR ANY PORTION OF THE
elegant brown atone Store 46 Clitf atreet, between Ful
: ton and Be.ekmau streets. Apply on the premises.
STEAM POWER?A FEW SPLENDID BOOMS,
large and small, remain to let in I. M. Singer & Co.'a ex
tensive new ouildinL', on corners of Delancy, Mangin and
Tompkins streets. Steam power steady, conveniences com
plete and rents reduced 26 per cent. Inquire on the
premises.
mo LET?WITH HOARD, TO GENTLEMEN AND
X their wives or single gentlemen two handsomely fur
nished Rooms over the parlors; will be let together or sepa
rate. House tlrat class and location unexceptionable. Fa'in
ly private. Apuiy at 40 Weal Twenty-ursi atreet, near Fifth
avenue.
TO LET-TIIE NEW! niOII STOOP BROWN 8TOXE
front House ltd East Tollty-ilfth street, near Tinru
avenue, with every convenience; rent very iow to a good
tenant. Apply on the premises or to CHAS. PARFI1', 1 jj
East Thirty-fourth street, n< ar Third avenue.
rpo LET-A VERY NICELY furnished PARLOR,
A and Be irooms, on the firs:, secoad and third floors, ami
? other lurnUhed Rooms for siimie ^'inlomoii; also a hamt
Home Basein.it Room, for a ph.sluian: with or wilboat
iBoard, in a flrs. class house, containing all modern improve
ments, at No. 30 East Fourteenth street, three doors from
University place. References exchanged.
rro LET-IN BROOKLYK, NO. 64 SOUTH FOURTH
X street, near the Roosevelt and Orai: J streets ferry, a very
convenient House, with gas and water throughout the house.
?Bint very low. Apply to JOl'RNEAY, 373 Broadway.
TO LET-TO A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, WITH
out children, the Second story of a genteel house, 616
Fifth street, with gas, Croton water and bath. Inquire on
the premisea.
TO LET-HOUSE 47 li8penard STREET, AND PART
oi House 4;> Lispen.ird street, near Broadway. Beut
low. Apply to JOURNEAY. 373 Broadway.
r LET-ONE SMALL THREE STORY BROWN 8TONE
House, in Forty-sei'oml sueei, between Eighth and
Ninth areuuea; a!>o some four st^ry brown stone Houses,
-witn modern improvements, in Forty seventh street, be.
tween Ninth end Tenth avenues. Apply to S. (V. CRONK,
?or B. PKLTUN, 160 West Fllty-iiilrd street.
fTH) LET-TUB WHOLE OB PABT OF TOE LA ROE
JL Boarding House. sltUated :il 23'J and 1U1 Spilu^ street.
Mm donc-a rory protltablu business for Die lust eight year*.
A number of boarders will remain. Itnmedlair possession.
r LET?AT BERGEN POINT, A LABGE DOUBLE
House, consisting <it twenty room*, suitable far a hotel,
Kummtr boantlug bouse or yoni* tallica'school, or fur two
(*m Hi HA, u the rooms and baaeineuta am all alike on either
side; as much room aa in auy ordinary sued house n?ar the
water; good fWiiu.i; uuJ bathing; only forty minutes' (all or
? one-hoof's drive from the city; bam, carriage house and
vegetable* garden. Inquire ?t bi West BUbMeath atreet.
?/PO LET-TOE THIRD XLOOR IN HOUSE 282 FOURTH
X avenue, uu.ir Twetity aecoud street: ga?, bath, hot and
?cold water, Ac. R an moderate. Apply to J. hopkins.
FI.\ANCIAL.
American gold" and silver' 7.so united
Slutes Treasury Notes aud alt p-r cent Cnrtitlcau-s o:
.Indebtedness, bought and sold, at the beat rates, by
V. P. JAMES * CO., 45 Wall street.
LA CBOSSE AND milwaukee BAILBOAD LAND
Grant Honda, not aiutented, will be purchased by the
-underlined until the ISth of tlus month, after which time
.they will be entitled to only a nominal dividend from the
sale of the road. C. ALLADICE, 33 Wail street
Proposals for $290,1*x> ok " the new york
County Court Hous i Stock."?Sealed proposals will he
roealredat the Coiautroller's oOicc, until Saturday, May 17,
1882, until 2 o clock P. M., when the tame will be pulAicIv
opened, for the whole or any part of the mm of two hundred
and CItv tlious.md dollars o, ''The New Turk County Court
House 6to k " authorized by chapter 167 of the law* of 18C2,
And by an ordinance of the Board of Supervisors, approved
by the Mavor, April 13, l.-iCS.
The said s'.ock Is to provide means ti pay for tbe land nc
Sulred lor a new Court House, and to erect sueh Court
louse thereon. It will bear intereat at the rate of six per
?oent per annum, payable half yearly, on the first days of
May and November, anu the principal will be redeemable lu
?successive annual Instalment* of one hundred thouaaud dol
lars each, commencing with the first day of November, A. D.,
1874.
The proposals will state the amount of stock deal red, and
the price per one hunured dollars thereof; and tbe persons
whose l>ropos?ls are accepted will be required to dej>oaii
with the County Tieaaurer, within tifieen days after the
? opening of the bids, the sum awarded to them resiweiively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the reeeipta ol the Coun
ty Treasurer for such deposits, the parties will be entitled to
receive certllleates for c<|ual amount* of the par value of the
stock, bearing Interest trom the dates of |MYinents.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed, "Pro
poialaforNew York County Court House Stoek," and en
:b?'d in a s-cond envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right W reserved to n-jeel any or all of ihe bid*, If con
sidered necessary to pro'eet or promote the Interests of the
county. ROBERT T. HAWS. Comptroller.
City or Nkw Ynma, Dr.i-A*T>iKjrr or Pima.ick, Co Mr
<noan i OrriCB, May 6,1802.
nnn WANTBD-ON bond and mortgage
Buv.uUv/ on llrst elaaa Btiadway Property, worth
fouble the amount. Principles only addivg* W. T , box 3,602
1'oat office.
SHIPPING.
J70R LIVERPOOL.,?old BLACK STAR LINE?THE
if favorit ? paeket ship K L. KI.V, Ivln^ a*, pier 14 Kant
-leer, sail* May 9. The HEMISPII KKK saiia Mav U. for
onaaje apply oo beard, <,r u> williams A til'ION, 40
.Vullon street.
L"*OB liverpool-THE WORLD WIDE KNOWN
r Clipper Slllp DREADNOUGHT, I 'apt. Samuels sails on
ae 22d ol Ma '. Tills celebrated snip, on li?r last paa-aijo
jut, beat the >t 'S'liers City of Baltimore an 1 John Sell. For
uu?iu>e, lnwest rates, apply on buard, at pier 8 North river, or
-J P.M. DEM ARE* r. iu South street.
UOT1U.
4 LBION HOTEL AND HOARDING HOUSE, Hft HUD"
A. aon atraat, rorner ol Ciiarl-a.?Pl?a**iit ?nd well fur
ilaltad Rihiiux. Iii ?nit* or mukIt, with nr without Board,
li'ranalettt .ir per .uaiieul Lou dcia "will tlml ilila a desil able
noe. T. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
RAINBOW HOTEL AMD DINING ROOMS, 31 KEEK
man etrret.?Tula hii'.w la regaining It* liwt reputation,
;nd Willi the extra atli'tition Howell will lie nhlc to kivi it,
liAi-iUjj ?old lila up towu bouao), tha Rainbow will iblne aa
if ?Id. W. J. HOWKLL.
11IIK PAVILION. NEW BRIGHTON. WILL OPEN ON
tha 1Mb of May. Th ? proprietor la now prepared to
jiake arranKomciila w ith purura ? ilrn< to take rouma for
In' aumnicr. K. RLANUARD, Proprietor.
RAILROADS.
Ut'D80N RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
Troy,the Ni.r'ii and W>-at leave Ubarabura airoel at 7
? .i*dII A. M . andA.W, Sand 10:11 P. M.
N
BW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
FOR ALHANV. TltOY. NORTH AND WEST.
HUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, May 6, 1M<$!
For Albany, 10 A. M., Kiprraa >UU Train from Twenljr
ilxili aired ?t illou. Kur ill local t.alna ami Tline Table.
JOHN BUilt'HIl.L, Aaalaialit Superintendent.
N
EW YORK AND NEW HAVE.V RAILROAD COMPA
VI nr, Trenaportaii'in olflee, corner Twanty-aeventh atreet
wid Fourth ar- iiuc, New York, Ami;.10, liffi ? Wotla\? On
? rid after Monday. May A, lue 3 30 P. >1. Kw>rens Tni'n fo
"na'.on will be changed to .1 P. M., ttrrivlng in Button al II tA
?. |L JAMKH H IIOYT, Superintendent.
MILLIARDS.
"^ISEAT ATTRACTION.
I iJT MON8. MORTIK,
FROM PARIS,
laa tha pleasure to inform the Naw torlc public that ha will
ire a taw
GREAT EXHIBITIONS
or
BILLIARDS,
? ?dtMnt IHetiaaof tha cue or mine, nt Kavanach A Free.
> nan a anloon, corner of Tenth alrcet and Broadway (laic M.
?hel.m'a). oil Motid.ir evimti,-. May 12, at H o doc*. Mona.
turtle wili perform tlx- wonderful nnd akllful faat of making
.11 hl? funta at bllilaMa, in eltn.-r French carom or
' imoi ira.. name, entirely with the finger* of tba right band,
tlthonl any u?e of the cue or m*'* whatever.
Prof. Mori la liaa tna pleaaur* to anuoinira that tha follow
? t: celebr* ? d billiard p!*/era will aaaiil him on Ihla occa
i<? ?I). Kavanauli, M. <*? ary, J. Stone, R. Heujamiu, an <1
? <evcr.il eminent billiard players.
Ticket* .'0 tan la.
SPORTIMtt.
ROW BOAT WANTED.-ANY PERSG2I HAVING AN
aa(y pulling Boat, from n io nineteen feat in
length, l-ir aal?, may hear of a pnr lia?er by s Idrenalng B.
V r., Herald o.li.c, for ihiee days, staling where aba may
bo *ecu, tar in*. Ac.
11'
OWBOAT WAN I ED?8EOOND HAND AND ABOUT
?litean le t long. Must be in pcrlact order. Addieaa
I .VII I'oti office.
\lL1KMT FOR SALE ? A FAST SAILING Tin AND
malnfcil'. eiioker. built ia ini tanner; copper
^ ??licit. WtUliaioiltheiii.il nupli <1 I >r s iou. Lenuth
. l>r !l lectM*m. A'dreit Mr Miller, No. '27J 'Ibirrt [
.i-l. S I
BALM8AT AUCTIOW .
AUCTION NOTICE.
M. B CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
MA iNIFIOENl' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS, SlATl.'ARV AND MANV RARE AND ELE
GANT WOK KS OK ART,
to be peremptorily sold at 11!hue a rt cm
Ou this day (WEDNESDAY), May 7.
SALE OOMMENl 1NU A I' 10>i O CLO K PRECISELY,
At the elegant mansion No. 4.S W-st Sixteenth street, be
tween Flf li aud Shib avenues :?
?EVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
the richest instrument oilercd at uu tun this season, s.iperb
ly carved legs and case, four round corners, full inn plate,
overstrung bass, all tin- model'* Improvements, made by city
makers, fully tested ly comp ? t?? nt J idges, ami pronounced a
superior instrument; r srw. od Cau erbnry, do. Stool, cover
ed lu brocade, Trench cloth Cover; B-okiaso and Stirrutary,
Encolgtiures, Lady's Work Table, Writing Desk, Preuch
Plate Pier Mirror*, marble Slabs and Bracket*. two large
Mantel Mirmrs, richly carved frames; embroidered Lie
Curtain*, French Shades, Coi nice*, two inagiilt|.t-ul
Suits Drawing ltoom Furniture, covered In three Colore !
satin brocade o! the richest description, carved in
solid ro-8wood ; two Tete-a-Tete Solas, two Arm aud
elgnt 0>al Hack Chairs, rosewood Centre Tables,
statuary marble top to math ilie suite; Eta",eres. lined
with satiu wood, marble tups,mirror door and back; King's
patent Reclining Easy Chairs, Pier, Card ami Quartette Ta
tiles; Oil Paintings by Cole, Inmau, Legrand, Se.leres, Eg
law and other eminent artists : AstumpMon Virata Mary,
from celebrated painting in the Louvre, rai is; Storm at Sea,
by Fingernaglc; two superb match Palntiuiis, black walnut
Hatstand, Chal.-s to match; Oilcloth. Stair Carpet*. Cham
bers? Eughsli Hruasela Carpets, rosewood niarrle top Dress
ing Bureaus, Bedstead* aud Cooimoiles to match; Toilet Ta
bles, Shaving Stands, Kouker-, Couches, Arm and Oval ltark
Chairs covered in s it in; Spr .ng and Hair Mattresses, Feather
Beds. Bolsters and Pillows, Oval Mirrors, l'astel Painting*.
Decorated China Toilet Sets, Brocatel Cm tains. Ac. Upper
Chambers?Mahogany and black walnut Bureaus, Sofa.->.
Rockers, Waslistaiids. Dining Room?Solid carved oak Biu -
ret, statuary marble top; Hem's patent Extension Table,
Arm Chairs, Couches, elegant sets Crystal and Ruby Glass.
Decanters, Wines, Goblets, Champagnes, Letuoaades. Tum
blers, Celery, Prtiil and Preserve Stands; Finder Bowls,
Ku 'y and Oold Liquor Sets, Uold and China I'Inner Sets,
Sin er and richly Decorated Tea Set, forty .four pieces; solid
silver Dinner and Tea S-p?, SilvnrWare, Coffee Urn, Casters,
Cake Baskets, Napkin Rings, Spoon*, Foiks, Ivorv Handled
Table Cutlery. Also, Basement and Kitchen Fuiniture.
Auction sale b. w. wrstcott. acvitioneer.
Lai'go?ale of raagnitloent Furniture,
Two elegant rosewood Parlor Sulfa,
In Solferino satin and three coliu-ed hroca'el;
ft.at ..ary tnaiblnlop Centre ami Pier Tables,
Splendid rosewood Pianoforte, Sto il and Co cr.
Magnificent Etageres, hccretarie-, rich Carpets;
nron.es, riatuary and beautiful
Parlor Ornnin -uls, Vakes, Ac., Ac.,
to be pen mptorlly sold tor cash.
This (Wednesday) afternoon, a' 2 o'clock
at the five story residence No. Ifi2 West Twenly-lliyt street,
between Seventh and Eighth avtnuus,
to ho removed immediately, eounsnug of magnificent
E Usbethau Eta^ere, cost $2Ui>: Staturry, marble top centre,
Sola and pier Tables; superb rosewood Plaiioiorte, sven
octave, Fischer maker, cost $400, with cabinet, stool and
cover; four c:e;<aut pier and mantel Mlrrcr.<, with sin:.,-,
and tables; Daiuask and Lace Cui tains, rich French Shades,
solid rosewood Parlor Suit* in trocar el, walnut do. in
French reps, rosewood Secretary Bookcase, lady s Escre
toire, Haripieteri nd Boh De Rose Cabinets, rosewood
and walnut Tete-a-Tete*, Bron7.es, eluaant E'agcie and Man
tel Vates, cost $70 a pair; French Work. Tallin, Parian and
Bisque Ornaments with a valuable collection of Paintings,
two Murine Views by Northcott, I,an I scapes, Ac.: broil/'
Chandeliers, corner Elagcres, Turkish Lounges, with chairs
to match.
DIMM) BOOM, CHAMBERS AND LIBRARY.
I'ourte.. n leel oaa Extrusion Table, oak Dining Chairs, mar
ble top Bulfet. rich French aud Bohemian Cluna Tea Sets,
Ac., to match throughout; ivory Cutlery, Silverware, Cas
ters, Urns, Spoons, Forks, crystal ami ruby Cut 11. ass, Gob
lets, CnampagmM and Wine*, with a complete assortment of
rich Cut Glass, rosewood Bedsteads, superior llair aud
Spring Mattresses, Oval Mirrors, Chamber Stills, Bron/o
Clocks, Sutas, Lounges, Spring Seat and Cottage Chairs,
Bockers. Card Tables, clegaut Beds aud Bedding, Brussels
and Ingrsin Carpets, Stair Carpets, Hall Stands, with a lnr.;r
variety of rosewoo l aud mahogany Cuamber aud other Fur
uiture, not eniimerated.
N. B.? Special attention is railed to this sale ?
as the furniture is as good
ss new, and will be peremptorily sold. Catalogues at house.
Belwble men will bo in attendance to cart, pack or ship
the goods lor purchasers.
Auction notice.-horses and wagons?kicii
AUD WALlEitS, auctioneer, sells to-morrow (Tnuis
day), at 10)? o'clo. K, at 48 Bayard street, Several sound young
Horses; among, them a well matched team, gray, long tail.
Horses, seven years o:d; one team broivu Horses, Coacu and
Harness; one young Bay, llfteen aud a half hands high; one
bnnvn Mare, doctor's Wagon and Harness; one handsome
uray saddle Mare; one fast brown Home, liiteen andulialf
hand* high; several new shifting aud no top Wagons; two
Rockaways, two good hack light VVagons; several sets Single
aud Double Harness. All must be sold without limit or re
serve. Parties wishing to enter Horses, Wagons, Ac., will
apply before 10 o'clock.
D
Auction s.w,e op office furniture?this
day, ut 1U)? o'clock, at 345 Fulton street, Brooklyn,
Desks, tables, Cnalra. Carpets, Oilcloth, Stores, Ac., lately
used by the l'ha-ntx Insurance Company, lu good order.
PEED A CO., Auctioneer*.
A. MATHEWS, auctioneer, WILL BELL, THIS
? day (Weduc,aday). at ll))i o clock, at his aulaaruora, Uti
Naaaau street. a larjjo a.saortmunt 01 Household Furniture,
consisting in part ot Parlor Suits la broca'el, Centre Tables,
Lounge*, Bullets, Extension Tables, Sofas, Hookers, Ea*y
Chairs, enamelled Chamber Suits, elegant walnut ami iwi
Bedroom Salts, Hair Mattresses, Paillasses, U ardrabes,
Washatauda, Mirrors, Dining Chairs, Clucks, Vanes, Brussels
aud lugTiun Carpets, Bookcases, Engravings, Broa/.i-s^c.
J^DWARD SINTZENICH, AUCTIONEER.
handsome househoi.dkukn:ture. pianoforte,
CABI'ETS, AC.
BY C. W. DAVENPORT,
On Friday, May 'J, at 10>j o'clock, on tha premises 16fl
West Thirty-seventh sireet, the whole o." the Furniture of
said resldeu- c. consisting of carved rosewood I'arlor Suits in
g reu brocate!, marble top Tables, 7 octave Pianolorie,
English Brussels Carpets, mantel Mirrors, Clock, extension
Taole, mahogany Snieboard, Chairs, Ac.; black walnut and
other Chamber Sane, Mattre>aes, Feather Beds, Stair Car
pets, Oilcloth, curved Hail Stand, liiaas, China aud the
usual articles ol housekeeping. The whole Is to excellent
order and was new one year eluco.
FCOLTON, auctioneer-LAB OE SAI.E OF
* s-coud hand Furniture, removed for convenient of
sale to 113 Fulton street, this day, May 7, at il>>?
o'c o k, the enllro contents of two houaes, embracing eveiy
kind of noud Parlor, Bedroom aud Diulug Room Furniture;
Brussels, Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, Oilcloths, one
rosewood Parlor Suit, lu hair cioth, one do. in green reps;
one mahogany Piano, one French plate Mirror, two llo >k
caaes, 18 mauogany Chairs, 6 mahogany Sofas, SmaliogauT
Bedsteads, matioganv and rosewood Bureaus, 4 Centre
Talilea, 4 mahogany Rocking Chairs, 8 Hair Mattreaaes, gilt
Convex Mirror, Curtains aud Cornices, 2 Sewing Machines
and a large variety of ether Gouda Catalogue* on morning
of sale. Also one rosewood Billiard Tahiti complete, Balis,
Cues, A<-. At six o'clock, a very valuable Horse, Wagon and
Harness; the horse is 7 years old, sound and kind in every
respect. will trot in 3:40, perfectly gentle uu'ler saddle or in
harness. Warrantee will be gir.-u.
Geo. iiolbrook. auctioneer?office no. mo
Broadway.?HOLBItoOK A GAGNEY will sell, on
Thursday, at in)* o'clock. In llouatou street, near Broadway,
a gi nera. assortment of Parlor. Chamber, Dining Room and
Kitchnu Furniture:?Raewoo.l, mahogany and black walnut
Bedsteads, Bureaus, marble top Tables, Hair Mattlessee.
Carpets, Oilcloth, Wardrobes, Parlor ami Bedroom Suits,
China and Glass Ware, Cas Chandeliers, Gas Fist urea, A>'.
On Friday, at io'.. o'clock, genteel Furniture, lu Twehth
aireet, between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
GO. HORTON, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL TIII8
? day, at 10% o'clock, at 32.1 Bleecker street, i lie Stock
of a Fancy Goods Store, consisting)! flue Laces, Hosiery,
UlOi'ta, Ribbons, Buttons, A ?
Henry h. leeds, auctioneer
Handsome nou-ehoid Furniture, made by Beltei'iA Co.,
Brni.cs snd Clianilcllers, lui|>orte?i bv Ttilaor A Co.
HENRY 11. l.EHDS, A CO.. will sell at auction on Thurs
uay, Siy 8, at 4.1 Seventh avenue, three door* below Four
teenth street, at 10% o'clock, a general uasort'iient ol House
hold Furalture, mostly made to order by Belter A Co., con
sisting of Parlor Suits of rosewood, eorvorial In cnett and
go d silk br catel, with rosewood backs; Centre Tablea, with
br<*-atel. marble top; Une French plate, pier and mantel
(Ifcisset, Pier bases, one l i e Curtains, rosewood Plsnoforte,
7 octave, male by V'lilckeilog: back Parlor Suit lu
rich silk bmcaiel; curved rosewood Huil>-t, Medallion Velvet
Carpels, real bronxe snd ormutu Chandeliers, ilroiues,
large size and rich painted Vases?all imported by Tiilany
A Co.
Dining Boom?Oak Extension Table, Bullet, Sofa and
Chairs, Reception Room?Mahogany Chair*, Engraving*,
Ac.; China and tiiaa* Ware. Hedrooms?Meliogaiiy and
rosewood Bedsteads, M> Ureases, Brussels Carpets, Couches,
lin>' bison w alum Sooacasea, Clucks, Kitchen Ware, Ac.,
wttlioiit reterrc.
T.i<- llouae to l>e let to a good tenant at a reasonable rale.
Inquire ol the auctioneers.
Henry b. Herts, jr., auctioneer.
BV tlENKY AO>W A t.'O.
SHERIFF'S S A I.E. LARGE STOCK
IMPORTED havana ShGAItS,
leap TOBACCO, MEERSCHAUM aN1? OTHER
PIPr.S, Ser ,
On Weiinesdav, Msv7. I^bi, at II o'clock,
AT THE SALESKuOM, .So. 4it? BROAD A AY,
Comprising a large stock of llavan't Se nrs, line le af To
bsi'M, Meerschaum Pipes, Counters. Shelving, Fixtures,
Glass Showcase, empty Segar Boxes, A*-.
_JAMKS LYNCH, Sheriff.
Henry d. miner, auctioneer, salesroom .17
Nassau street, opposite the Po?t otllee.?MINER A
soMERVlt.LE will soli ai auction, on Friday, May 9. at ll
o'el.K-a, at their sslesiootn, H7 Nassau ?treet, un elegant col.
le' tlon of modern Oil Paintings of the American aim Fn n h
school*, amoiiK which will be loiind tin: Harbor of Antwerp,
by the laie A. s'ail Brest, salii to be Ills l irgesl and liuex
picture; also setorsl smaller i'aintinus and Drawings l>v the
aame artist. Laudsoape, by Delaseard. palnced expressly
lor the Paris Exhibition or '59; Interiors, by l. -nlit'it de
Meli, Selitnae, .Man/oul and Nelilis; laind*. apei an.l .Marines
by G. Innesa, C. Lefebose, Mlehalon, A. R. Vlron, A. Pclletler,
tiifford, Rondel, Hekking, Olradet. Melliv and otheri". fne
alMive are all elegantly framed and Nvorthy the attention of
eonnisacurs. Tney sre now on exhibition with catalog nee,
JOHK la VASDHWATEIl, ACCTIONKER.
LARGE HALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
By A. JOURNKAY,
at salesrtjom. No. 373 Broadway, Thursday, May 8, a' 10M
A. M? of
CARPETINGB,
MATTINGS,
OILCLOTHS.
RUGS, AO
J BOO ART. AUCTIONEER?BY 8. A. J. BOG ART,
, tblsdav. at II o'clock, In Chmnb-ra street, n> *r N-iv
Bovvery, moil^ag" sale of Drug Store, cons,sting ot Show
Hollies, Spice Jars, Perfumery, Drugs and Medeeuics,
Couuter, Store Futures. Scales, Weights, Show Cases, *c.
JOHN V> SOMBKIWDTKB, Attorney :or Mort,;.igee.
TUOUART, AUCTIONF.KR.-BY 3. A J. BOG.VRT
_ t tbls day,i stlto'clix k, at No. 3 Norlh William street, up
stairs, the Slock aii.l Futures of a PaintShop, I'eucellng
Brushes, Paint Brush's, Ladders, fllgns, Paints, together
wlib all the Tools and Implements for carrying on the paiui
ing busings, Ao. ____
JBOGART. AUCTIONEER.?BY *. A 3. BOGART.
. Tlmrsoay, May H, at II o dt> k the sti"ton rooms I Norm
Williams.., Ilottseho d Furniture, mahogany Sofas, Louu^ s,
Parlor Chairs, Easy Chairs, man >gany Bureaus, Washstunds,
Brussels, Three-ply aud Ingrain Carpet*, oilcloths. Ward,
robes, Cottage Suit. Mirrors, Window Hnades, B-dsii-ads,
Bods and Bedding, Kitchen Furniture, Ac.
Mortgage sale of household furniture,
on Thursday, 8th Inst., at 10U o'clock, n.t No. 3 Carroll
place, Bleecker street?D. BURKE, Auctioneer, o;flee I3J
Bowery, will sell as above, all the Furniture contained lit
aaid noose, including solid rosewood, mahogany and oak
Suits, mahogany Bookeises, with a Lliirary of et Works|
marble top Bureaus. Centre Tables, Wsslntaiius and Toiii't
sets. Pier Mirrors, fln# led steads, Mattreaaes, Feather Beds,
i arpeta, Ac.; and a large catalogue too numerous to Mention
pawnbroker S RALB.-W. N. i ' \w' AtC
J tlone.-r, will sell this day, at 181 llowerv (tip stairs), by
order of W. Simpson A Co., a far j.* quaiuity of Unredeemed
Pledges, eonsivtngof Gowns, Sbawfs, Reiiinauts, Ac. Bale
to commence at InSf o'clock.
rn GAFFNBV. AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM .19 CENTRE
J., street, will sell this day, ut I V*M o'clock, Ike Leasi'.
Stock and Fixtures of the Liquor Miore, northeast e. rner of
lludsou and Charlton streets; an excellent counter, i?>
V'jmi'S, stand casks headers bottles, liquors, Ac.
w
SVJ.K8 AT Al'CriUSi.
M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL THIS
day. at 2'cluck, at 45* Canal street, about IM yards "1
T*| estry sad Velvet Carpet-, 3/2 yarda of Thie?-plv and
Ingrain; also l-'.'Ji vards \ elvet OarpcU; also 22S yard- Oil
cloths; also 3U rolls Canton Matting, Ku,a, Mats, 4c.,
alinlitly damaged, aud Sold f. r and ou account of insurance.
SjIJ in luia to suit purchases
IITM. WITTERS. AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL this
TT day, at 2 o'clock, at 4M Caual aire t. nil u. ? genteel
Furniture ot several families removing; J i'arior Suns, Con*
tre, Dining and Tea Tables, l'ier and Mantel .Mirror*. Lace
and other Curtalaa, hall ami basement Oilcloths, Enuliah
Tapestry, Three ply, Ingrain and other Car.>eta, Mats, l'.ug-,
Stair Rods, Bedsteads, Bens. !{??' I ill n^r, Dressing iluria a,
W aslisiun la. Wardrooes, Huoscaae, Lii.au.; Room and
Kltcliea Furniture, Jtc.
INSTRUCTION.
A FRENCH YOUNO LADY. GRADUATED FROM TH>
Academy of Pans, aud teaching in the best i.t.utiles of
New York, would like to nud a family going to Caluornut,
ao as to go with them ?a governess. She ouly asks her pas
sage ami her board lor the lirat vear; the best ol city ictY
r nces (*iu be given. Address Eureka, box 115 Herald ollice.
AN ACCOMPLISHED YOUNO FRENCH LADY, HAT
J V tug hecu recently thrown upon her o.vu resources for a
I.TiOB, wiahea to instruct a few pupils in Kren h. Music aud
Crochet work. Address In tigeuce, Herald office.
AT PAINE 8 MEIICANTILS COLLEGES, 62 BOWEKY,
-is. New York,and 215 Fulton street, Biookiyu. Students
fi*oin city or country ar? entitled to three months', am enty
eight lesaons. instruction iu Penmanship an i Arithmetic, or
Bookkeeping. Lessons unlimited for ?i0. Ladies have
separate rooms.
A LADY, OK SEVERAL YEARS' EXPERIENCE AS
teacher ol the English braiichea, dr.iwiu., uiusic I vocal
aud itutruraental), desires au engagement in a family or
school; will i ach lor her board. Call on or address Music
Teacher, 36 West 9th at.
American scnooL institute, established
185.').? Schools supplied with Teachert and parents wi h
Sci.ooi Circular.. Wanted, a lady to teach Fruuoli (native;,
in New Jersey; also, a French gentleman lor i school on the
Hudson. U. S. WOODMAN A CO., 496 Broadway.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS TAl'OHT,
from 185J, in the beat families aud schools ol mis city,
his own language, together with the branches or a classical
education, would 11.e to havoa situation as private tutor ior
the summer; the highest French und American reierencea.
Addreas Descar.es, iierald office.
Efficient instruction in education at the
lo .vest rates, or for board, by an experienced grudttatu
0, Yale College (s|ieaklug French fluently). Address 11. Day
ton, No. 'J Carroll place, Bleecker street, or call at 1 or 6
o'clock P. M.
INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN IN COLORING AND RETOUCH.
lng Photographs, Ivorytypea, <kc. For particulars in
quire in WORMS A CO. S gallery, 3,13 Broadway.
SUMMER BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNO LADIES ?
Galway Ladies' Seminary, Galwa.v, Saratoga i ounty, N.
Y., Rev. L>. VV. Smith, Principal.?Board. Washing, Lulus,
Fuel and Tuition in all English Blanches, per school year,
$135. Superior advantages in tiie Ornaineutal branches.
Tin- I'nn I'lal will be in Sew York on Friday of each week
until June to accompany young ludica to the seminary.
Circulars and other information may be had of M. B
SI'AI.'LDING, Esq., No. 2 Aator House.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
11HE PARK BANK.?NEW YORK, MAY 6, 1863.?AT
au el< ction held on the 5th instant the. following gentle
men were elected Directors of this flank for the cusuing
year, viz:?
Beul en W. Howes, Peter Hayden,
Joseph E. ltulklcy, Arthur Leary,
John 11. M icy, William H. roi?g.
Oliver Hoyt, Jackson s. S h.iltz,
George J. Bjrrd, Joliu Townseud, Jr.,
Melvin S. Whitney, Hull ClarK.
William K. Kit hen Eugene Kelly,
Ueorgo U. Potts, W. T. Blodgelt,
Charles A. Macv. ?
FOB INSPECTORS OF NEXT ELECTION
Lortng Andrews, Addlngton Reed,
John R. Marshall.
And at a meeting ol' the Directors, held t'.ii* day, Reuben
W. Howes was unanimously re-elite ted r resilient.
CHARLES A. MAt'Y, Cashier.
MILITARY.
"VTEW YOKE ZOUAVES.?ALL, THE MEMBERS OK THE
J.1 New York Zouv.ies residing >a this city, Hiid all other
active, intelligent and respeotAble young men between the
a;cs of 18 and 30, desirous of joining u lirsl chiss military
organization Wher? they will have the advantage of being
tiughi by thoroughly competent nod experienced military
instructors, are earnestly requested to call at the headquar
ters of Company K, Twelfth regiment New York State
Militia, room N?. S Moiotr House, southwest corner of Mer
cer and Broome ? ireeta, this (Wednesday) evening, May 7,
between the hours of 8 and *J o'clock.
SCOTT'S 900.-TIIE REGIMENT HAS MOVED TO
Washington. Ail member* left behind, from overstayed
passes or otlier cause. will report to undersigned. fay day
witliin two weeks. Wo do not with any member le: i out.
Major bennett. No. 0 Pine street. Serjeant McCLEE
NONT, IS Centre street.
REMOVALS.
American bank note company.
Nkw Yore, May 6,18W.
The odi ei of the American Bank Note Company have
been removed to tiiu nccond story of the MuichatUs' Ex
change Building, directly over their former o illccs. The
eiitraucj Is through the main portico of the building on Wall
street.
Doctor william schirmer-removed to ?
Seventh street, near Second avenue. OUice hours lrom
7 to 9 A. M., aud Z to 4 P. M.
Doctor lewis has removed from >j jay
street to No. 7 Beach street, between Yarlclt street and
West Broadway.
Notice ?the agency for the sale of goods
manulactured by
THE UNION INDIA rubber COMPANY
will be removed, on lue 1st of May next, lrom No. 10S Lib
erty street to No. 12 Park place.
HY. O. HADDEN, President.
Nkw Yoik, April IS, 1862.
Removal.?B. f. beekman a CO.. have re
moved from So. 86 Chambers street, to Nus. 3/7 and Hit
Broadway, cornerot Whit* street,.up stair*.
Removal.?we hereby notify our patrons
and the public generally, thai, oar work*, heretofore
known ita the "Concord Street Flint Glass Works.'' Concord
sii ret, Broo.lvn, has this day bxeu reuiovod o our new and
spacious hulldiiiMS, corner Kent avenue and Tsylor street,
Brooklyn, where w? shall continue our business under the
name and title of "Empire State Flint (Jlata Works."
LK1NINGER. illLL A CO., Proprietor.
Buooilth, New York, May 1, IStil.
Removal.?j. oRosnoN herriot, dentist, has
> removed his ofllce from Spring sireel to the southeast
umterof Fourteenth rtreet and Seventh avenue. Euliauee
47 Seventh avenue.
AdSCBLIsAIVBOUS.
Alleviator.?corns cured for one cent
each by using Dr. BRIGGS' Corn and Bunion Allevia
tor?a u- w, harmless and certain cine lor corn-. bunions,
< alloslliea, I rosted and blistered feel, chilblains. Ac. War
ranted to produce results sntlsiac'ory and surprising, 1'rie
2> and 10 cents per box. Sent by mail on receipt of prio- ami
?ix cents. Sold by druggists. Dr. J. HKIOUS, Proprietor
nnd Practical Chiropodist, 212 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's
ehureh, New York.
JUST THE THING.?PARTIES GOING IN THE OOUN.
try to spend the summer should take Hurley A Bradj'a
Portable Cot, Lounge and Chair with them. Site, whin
folded, four by six indies squaic an>l tu o feet long.
GURLISY A BRADY, 440 Broadway.
SOMErllING NEW.
A new method <t taking med Cine is fully developed,
whereby heirlaehe oi' ihe worst form and arising from any
cause, is cttrod in three minutes. In order to oonvine.> the
Subllc, I invite ail who wish to teat the same to' all at S3
asss ii street, on Rice <t Co.. who will cure all who come,
1 roe ol charge, al?o in the worst cases of catarrh, sore eyes
and sore thio.it, relief will be telt In live minutes, Bold t r 25
cents a I o'tle. Safe, mild and plua-ant. Full s*usfsctloo
given or the money refunded. As', for R. Lausm s'.- He nlache
Drops. Sold by Klce A Co , 81 Nassau street; W2 Broadway,
at the Plantation Kilters Depot; 2H GrieM I :h street, near
Barclay; IKI2 Grand street: 1K> Chatham street- bjr i?r.
Leathe; corner of Kul'on and N s*iu streets. New York, and
by druggists generally. Sold Wholesale nnd retail. Send in
your orders. R LANStNll, Nmv York.
TO SPEND A HALF AN HOUR IN LUXURY, VISIT
the Franklin Bathing, Ilslr dressing. Perfumery and
Wig and Toupe Saloons, corner of Broadway and D-y
streets, recently renovated, arid now under 'he uiaiia^em -nt
ot'WM.L PKO0H. Try an Asl.itift Perfumed Bath, simo
thing new In this country, and then put yourself tu the hands
of one of th ? talented artis's of the e>liii>IWi.mcnt. The lie,t
attention, clean towels in abundance, and the lineal pomades
and |>er:?utnes used freely without stint. Extracts for toe
handkerchief tree.
u
NION PLAYING CARDS.
AMERICAN I'UItLISIIING AGENCY,
i4 Chambers si reel.
Let those now flay
Who never played before, f
And those who always played
Now play tiiu more?but
get the Union Playing Cards.
WKW PVBUCATlORirj
MMK DEMOKEvrS MIRROR (IK FASHIONS?THE
summer number, with magnldceut improvements, now
ready. Published at 473 Broadn ay, aud sold everywhere at
V> eeuts, or mailed on rei-eipt of price. Yesrly $1, with pri
vilege of p ain patterns extra as a premium.
B
DAHCINO ACADEMIES.
R00KES' DANCING ACADEMY.
361 BROOME STREET.
GRAND CLOSING SOIREE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 7.
ASTROLOGY.
Mrs. addie banker, spiritual medium, medi.
cal and business Clairvoyant, continues to give sails
factlou to numerous visitors, day and evening. R< oms :t_"J
Fourth street, four doors west of Broadway. N. B.?Deline
ation of character by letfr.
MISS DAVIS, TUB CANADIAN GIPSY PALMIST. HAS
concluded to remain a short time longer. She has re
moved to 34s Greenwich street. Consult her Immediately,
She hss no equal In describing the past present and future.
Lidles 25 cents; gentlemen W cents. Hours from III A. M.
to H P. M.
Mfff BOWERY. NEAR BROOME STREET.-MADAME
tU WIDGEIt, Clairvoyant and gilted Spanish lady, un
veils the tut stent* ot luturlty, love, marriage, absent friends,
sickness; prescribes medicines for all diseases, lulls lucky
numbers, orooertv lost or stolen. Ac.
""icMwoAiu mm
DR, POWERS TREATS ALL DISEASES OF FE
males with unparalleled sum ess. lie can be consulted
at 13 Laight street during sll hours d iv and evening.
DR. WARD. AM BXPERIENBED and SUCCESSFUL
pnwtlUvnsr, thoroughly conversant In treating dlseasea,
e?n be consulted at 12 L tight sueet. A private entrance.
Bwi k gratia. AUsitdn alwa ys.
Doctor huntkr himselk-tiir piivsician
wheestablished the llunterian Dispensary, No. 3 Divi
sion st'.ee-. New York city, In IKM, ean he eonvultcd from S
A. M., enillte!) o'clnehat night,ot tM old office. A private
sntranoo. Book fur nvthlSg.
\\* 11. HUNTER. M D? NO. S DIVISION STREET, N
ff ? Y., ?in ik' (4, cures erupti >ns oi lo-skin, scrofula ir|
every form, v I.i e swelling, orohltle, icoele, hydrieele,
gravel, l.giul*, rheumttifsit, tvutc, ilirsu c Or iiilismma
tor--. No pay till ?urt4.
llOAHDI.Y<. AM) LOUlilHG.
A GENTLEMAN A.\D 1118 Wil-E ANDONE OR TWO
kin If gentlemen can ootaln furnished K o us, wi h
Bourd, at 41 We.-%t Twi nty-.-Jsth kt.ect, bet.seen Si .tli avc
u ue and Broadway.
\T NO. 32 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, BE
tw 'tii Filth avenue aud Uuiver>iiy plm?, m vle?r uf
I iiiou Kquare?To U", handsome y IIImt-tied Rooms on ihe
sccoud and fourth lioorx, Terms moderate.
A N UNFURNISHED ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR
j\ lu lut, fur gentleman ami wife, with guoil Board, in
57 511 per w. ek, ?t? < R > ,uis lor single gentlemen, fr ui 3>.'i
to $4 |ier week, at 172 Ble-ek.T street. Tne house Las a.i tne
muleiu improvements.
A HANDSOME SUIT OK ROOMS TO LET, WITH
i\ liuurd, to a ..eotl mum und He or t?o s i^lr gentle
men, furnished or un! muli-h <1; lion* ? lir.-t class, nil I 1ms
all 111 ' in.derii improvements, No. bJ East Twenty-eiglilu
street. Reierenae required.
A PARLOR AND BEDROOM. ON THE SECOND
A Hour, from, may be had. with Board, at 74 Lust Twenty
third ntio it, near Fourth avenue.
A private FAMILY, WISHING TO REDUCE THEIR
expenses. will let u l'lout Room Willi B 'urooni adjoin
in/. Those wishing a quiet huu e, with a liberal table, will
I .ease cull at 71 West Tliirty-rlgiith street. Satlslaeto.y
reference* ummhmL
A FEW FURNISHED OR unfurnished ROOM'S TO
A l>'t. wltb or without Board, at No.ll lluratio atree'.,
near Eixbth mtoe, ?
A furnished FRONT PARLOR TO LET-TO A
gentleman and Wi.e, with Uae oi piano. Board lor the
la ,y only. Also, u small Room to oue or two iuuies, at 1S3
Eaat Twenty-third street
A strictly PRIVATE FAMILY, residing IN
B'.uventh at roe t. near ninth avenue, will let a large,
handsomely furnished front Room io u gunilcmau, witu
break! ast In room if required. .Apply at ltW Fultou itroet.
AOENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, AND ONE OR TWO
(ingle tenth-men, can obi am elegantly furnisiieil Rooms,
with Board, in the houae rev nUrnilm up v a tirst class
private uoarding nousc, No. 20J WeU Twenty-third street,
corner of Seventh aveitae. DUiucr at ? o'clock. Refereuie
roquired.
A FRENCH FAMILY WILL LET A LARGE FURNISH
eil fiont Room on ilrat hour, and one second Mory ouck
Room, witli lir->t ra.e'Board aud every convenience. Apply
ut No. 8 Thirteenth street, near Fifth avenue.
ARESl'ECTABLE WIDOW LADY WOULD ACCOMMO"
diite two or three respectable mechanic*, or a mechanic
and lua wile with Board, at 281 Elizabeth street, near
Bleerker, tup lloor.
A LADY AND GENT, OR V QUIET LADY CAN HAVE
a large front Parior, in an English l:a?cuicn house, or
a mn ill front Room, with Board lor lady, ut $5 und $J. all
tlie modern improvements; larnliy auiali. Apply ut 2j Ami
ty stivet.
A LADY WILL LET TWO OR THREE ROOMS ON
the aecoud lloor. neatly furnished, to a geuiletnau und
wife, with conveniences lot housekeeping, or io (ingle gen
tlemen, without Board. Apply at 217 West Twenty-fourth
street, between Eighth a:id Ninth avenues.
A FINE SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
Bonrd, can be hud for a man and wife; alto lor two or
three kin .1" gcuiletneu, .'it 149 W> t Twenty-third street;
house ha? all modern improvement >.
A FRONT room TO let-suitablio for two
young gentlemen or a gentleman ami hi* wife; will
furnish it wiieu engaged. Apply at 44 Fourth avenue, oppo
site the llible House.
ATOUKO WIDOW, LIVING! ALONE, and HAVING
a rurnikhed front i'urior, witu two Bedrooms attached,
which she would le: to gentlemen nn l ladies; Hoard tor la
dles only; the rooms ure ou the lir. t lloor. Apply at Mrs.
WILLALD s, 197 Bleeekerstreet.
A PLEASANT St IT OF ROOMS for A GENTLEMAN
and his wife, or for single geiiileiuea, iu So Ninth street,
near Filth avenue.
Board.?two gentlemen or a gentleman
anil wife can obiuiu Board a'. 13.) Montague street,
Brooklyn, iti a private lamily. Pleasant rooms aud good
table. Dinner al *lv.
Board.-to let, with board, at no. 137 second
avenue, between ElgiitB unit -Ninth Btreet*, two nicely
fuxnl&hed Rooms on second Boor; dinner at 0 o'clock; refer
NM requireo.
Board wanted.?a single gentleman wishes
a lurge Room with lull Board in a private family. Lo
cation between Eighth and Eighteenth street, ami between
Seventh avenue ami Broadaay. Teruia mouerate. Rett'
renc-s givi-n. Address G. W. 8., Herald offlce.
Board wanted?for a gentleman, in the
family 01 a widow lady, where Me com lorI* of a home
may le expected; plain accommodation and i>ilc? to iuii tne
tiiuea are desired. Address Livingtton, Herald oitlce.
Boarding opposite st. .john's park^-alarge
Room, hoiidwuielv furnished, ivtili private hatli, will
be let, witli or without Board, to a family or a partv of single
gentlemen on reasonable terms. Apply at 26 Bea. a street.
Board in Brooklyn?twto single gentle
men or a faintly ran be accommodated with pleasant
lmini-lied front Rooms second or ihirtl lloor, with Bed
roonui lOladied, with Board, at 221 Slate street; every con
venience given: gas and bath; forms low.
"BOARDERS' DIRECTORY," 5ol BROADWAY.?PULL
Jj paitieular* ot desirable houses and famine:-. in city and
country gratuitous to boarders. Those wishing genteel
Boarders should apply immediately. We charge for Board,
t-rs annuity obtained. Established "lS-'.V
A^ S. BODING A CO._
I BURNISHED rooms.?A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD
1 lei to single gentlemen, two furnished Rooms, with
bieakfast If required. Inqulr-at No. 9.St. Clement'* placr,
b-tween Waverley jlaueand Eighth street, and Ftf'.n and
Sixth avenue*.
Ijll'RNlSHED rooms TO LET?with OR WITUOLT
partial Hoard, or for linusekeepiug ii desired. Apply
at 47 West Twenty-seventh .street, between Biondway auu
Sixth avenue.
I BURNISHED ROOMS. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
1 to let. in the new, urn class, d'-s.rubly located Huiisc,
18 West fifteenth stt?et,?bi:tivecn Fifth and Sixth avenues.
References given and required.
Furnished rooms to let-wi? board, in a
house containing all the modem improvement!1, located
in a pi' Mailt part of the city and run; euient to cars an t
stages. Apply at 63 West Tncn'yurst street, corner of Sixth
avenue. _______ *
IjU'RNISlIED ROOMS TO LET-TO SINGLE GENTLE
' men or gentlemen and their -vires, with or without
board, n;ar Fifth Avenue Hotel, No. HI W est Twcnty-tourth
Street.
UU'RNISHED ROOMS TO LET?TO SINGLE GENTLE
J men, with or without par'ial Bond, iu a private family.
Applv at 47 West Twenty-third streoi, butwecn Filth aud
Sixth avenues.
Handsomely furnished rooms, for single
gentlemen, in a pnva'e family, with or without His'
class Board, with use of billiard table. Also a handsome
R om lor a lady and gentleman, at 171 Lexington avenue.
Iferu s moderate, to reduee expenses.
MRS WILLIAMSON, II WING TAKEN no. tf ST.
Mark's place, is now prepared to receive board-??
gentlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen. Dinner at
six. References exchanged.
OFFICE FOR PflYrilClAN OR DENTIST. OCCUPIED
lor last leu var- I'm' It, at :il Washington place, near
I'nivcrsitT. Alio other Room*, with or without Bowl.
ONE OR TWO SINGLE OENTLEMEN CAN BE AC
cominodated with i urnlahed Rooms by applying at. II
Rivlngton iUflt for mo days.
THIUD STORY FRONT ROOM AND BACK l'AKLOR TO
let, with B ;ard, to two gentlemen and tl.eir wl.i a, ur
e ?jle gentlemen; they will he Id to one party If dctlted;
rooms furnished or unfit ml*!;" I. Apply lit I'JI v/em Thirty
second street. D nn"r#t tlx o clock.
rro If Tntll BOARD, A pleasant parlor, on
X h rat, and Bedroom on third Hour, ? ^Dileuuti iind
wife oi'iiwo isinKh- gentlemen; loeutiun very pfoasant and
convenient to our* and *ta?"S; term* moderate. References
exchanged. Call at Tit Macdougal atreer. Mi. tJlontent'it pla o,
rro LET?IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY. A Fl'R
X limbed JLmmu, r tillable for ? gentleman and lira wifi or
two single gentlemen. Impure at 111 Kant Eighteenth street,
neur Irvine place.
IT UN FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. WITH ALCOVE.
/ three wirurabea, Ac., on aeeond t:oor, to let, with
hoard, in a private family, at 114 Macdo igal wn t, tin-.
door* below Washington spiare; mini* moduratc, hot ?e
conuiim tuodorn improvement*.
WANTED-TO TAKE ONE OR TWO RESPECTABLE
f? (till* to Bc*rd,or would take a iluld to lt...,rd. tall
at 63 \V<-?t Washington pla e, near SI nth avenue, uvfribo
grocery store, tup ttour.
8TII STREET. NO. 38 CLINTON PLACE.?HANDSOME
S ill* of turnlshed it' ? to let, n'iit?tor aentlmiien
wishing pliaiant ami comfortable Km da*. Alio Mlul*
Kooma, flue natli and dressing room Mnone tluor,on rca
sonable term*.
Q1 CLINTON PLACE, EIGHTH STREET. THIS
ill bo .- -, tiding pat i-ik'-n, h** a nnml?er or brantl.ul
K'himu to b't. furnish* I or unfurnished. with Or without
lioard. Clatl lien no ohjc lion. Dinner at alt.
^ COUNTRY HOARD.
Board at throob's neck.?two or three
ucntlcnien drat ring to |mihs t h<- season in the country,
? an make arrangement* In a beautifully situated prlvat ? ie
alden -e Uftartl mile* from New Vorli; line gardens, plenty of
fruit, aalt water haUiins, pleasant drives, excellent siatdnig,
ami e>ery desirable convrnleno* for a com I or table home.
Apply at 19 Flflli avenue. N. B?A deairable tatnily wish
ing *upeilor accommodation* could make arrangement* lor
private table.
(lOUNTRY BOARD WANTED ? FKOM JULY 1 TO
J September IS; two largo and one (mall room required;
a loratlon on the Sound prelerred. Address B. K., Herald
office, with foil particulars, terms, Ac.
/lOt'NTBY BOAKD WANTED?FROM THE 18T OF
\J June, hy a young man und ilia mother, ill a amall piI
rate family, without children, and where no other tonaraeni
are takeu. Fishing, boating, (hooting and plea an nt drive*
eapacially wanted. Local Ion to be healthy, and dlltance not
to en-eeil 2A mile* iroin the city, by atc.nnho.it preferred.
Term* not to exceed $7 tor the two. Addrnaa 11. O. It ,
Herald office.
CCOUNTRY AND CITY, NEAR CENTRA), PAXIL?
J Wanted, to puntbaae, some ilrat class Furniture, for
which elegant Aocotnmod.itlon* and B iard will be glvan to a
amall family; no other boarJera; at a beautiful cottage. Ap
ply to or address W. Maitland, Hit BrnaAi ay.
SIMMER RESORTS.
Lake mohboan house, lake mohkqanTwill
open on May 31 lor the accommodation ot Boarderr.
Situated four mile* eaat of Peekskill on the Hud-on, one
hour and a half'a ride from New York Term* alt dollar*
B-r week. Addreea A. W. Palmer, Continental Hotel, IVena
III.
Alio a few good Family Room* at the Continental, In the
village, tea minutes'walk irorn the depot ot Hudson River
Railroad. References, I'liotn ia Ntil<on, P.venlng Poat Build
Inn, and Robert D. N -laon, 70 Kendo at reel.
Take mahopac.-hi mmer boardino can be
j obtained at thi< health) ami ecaolirul reaort. The
liouae cummultda n line view oi the lake.and I* Intlie vicinity
oi the principal hotel* Aridm* Mahopac, bo* 148 llcri.l.l
office, which will lie personally attended to.
N ational hotel, lonu branch, n. . is now
op n ii t guest*. Kamltlea deslrtnu to
arra ii <? for the M-a~ u can ; ao at pt ?* ailll times,
'<> ?ppi)iug >? D. I'. PETERS, Prvpimwr.
?AJL.ES O* KK1L ESTATE.
A COTTAQB FOB s.\ LB?CORNER OF SMITH ANI>
fa. Anii-iie ilrieta, Williamsburg; pr ce $2.20H; terms $600
ill cum i. the balance tin bun 1 and uitrlxage if dosired, Ap
ply w E. B. KLLLOdG, IM) Pearl slieet. New York.
4 HOUSE AND LEASE ON THE PREMISED OK NO
* v Ii Mulbeiry street fur sale. Tim ground rent I*only
iltSaye r. The biiihliug brings between $<jJOuud $700 a
y< ar. Inquire ou ihu piuiuises, llr?i iloor.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY BES1UEN' E FOR sale OR
aiehuag for city property, Wesi Murisanla, Westches
l rcounty, uree minutes' walk from Melrose depot, nine
miles Hum Oily Hull, one mile from bum; double House,
filled in wuii orn k, de ightlul situation, su. iety ?en vl; t .n e
quart*!-* of an acre of ground. well ? ncked with a rholnu
v.iriety of fruit, tree* Hint (.rape vines, fine shade trees, v. ge
tiliie and flower Harden i.*ie;uli) cultivated. Apply to
OHN KEYS, lul and lo.'t Suilolk direct, from 1 to 1 r. M
Broadway confectionery WILL I1E SOLD ok
exchanged lor property, as the < wner lias other bu?i
ui >?*. Agent* uei d not apply. Address Otvuer, iicraUl olUce.
Bjlor kale-very cheap, the three story
fiaine Dwelling, l&i Devoe street, Williamsburg, be.
iwrei-n Smith street and llusliwick avenue; price $1,400;
terms, f3f>Jca-li, the balance on mortgage u desired. Ap
pl> to E. it. KEi.LOGG, 139 1'earl struct, New York.
L'oR SALE?A VERY desirable PLACE, CONTAIN
L in, live acres, with a good commodious house, barn and
aw.ne:yof fruit and iiU.ide ir es. Situation near the vil
isgesot Midii.<"own Point and Kevport, New Jersey. In
quire of u. W. RAY, SOu'i Broadway.
IiUUM OK l'Jfi ACRES, 35 MILES IN WESTCHESTER
1 county, lootnaulu, balance wood; house two Morn-*,
lifiei'ii iojiuk; liarn, A -; twu utiple orchards, choice grafted
trull and other fruit; terms e av, or will exchange.
R. Bli aKE, 14 Chambers street.
For sale or exchange?four houses, in
KronKh ii, near the City Hull, well rented, will give
good exchange, or cheap for cash. A1m> Farms, city and
country Betiuancea, Ac.
?? D- RICHARsoN A CO., 82 and 81 Nassau street.
POR RALE OR EXCHANGE?FOR HARLEM OR
other country property, a :in-i House In tne vi-inity of
Twrniy-eiglitu street una Madison avenue; also one near
Thirty-third street and Seventh avenue. Apply to WM. H
Ul'LlOK, tit East fourteenth street.
POK SALE, EXCHANGE, OR TO LET?FINE HOUSE,
Forty-fourth sticet, between Film and Sixth avenues;
high stoop, brown stone basement and trimmings, modern
inipiotemenit, hall- larpeted. Ac.
F. D RICHARDSON A CO., 82 and 84 Nassau street.
Lots foii sale-on nbwtown creek, opposite
the cnies of .New Yor?. an l Brooklyn. within a lew
minutes of Wail street, aud rapidly rising m value. Might
lie exchanged. Addrest Land, ii ClitT street.
TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY.?WANTED TO EX
change, Furs tor good City Property or Lots; the price
must tie lo.v, as these goods are equivalent to cash. Address,
with re 11 name and address, N. It.. Broadway Post olllcc.
WANTED?A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF MERCHAN
M dise lor lian Isume largo Village Property, worth
$S.000, all free aud clear.
ISAAC A. IilGGS, 73 Nassau street.
Q inn ?KOI{ IAU OK EXCHANGE, 210 ACRES OF
?JP\rUv. unimproved land, situate.i in PUte county, l'a.;
soil good. Will make a good faun. Part timber aud iu. artow
bottom. For particulars inquire of V. C. COOLttAUGH.
Merchants' Hotel, N. Y.
FOR SAI.K.
AN extensive FOUNDRY AND machine SHOP,
ma llouusbliig Now Jersey village, on railroad ami
cat al, for sale, at a great sucrihoe (half its cost), to close a
trust; is now in successful operation; machinery, tools, fix
tures, patlerus, Jtc., in abunuauce, ami iu must complete or
der. SOUTilWlCK A WOOD, S2 Nassau street.
A BEAUTIFUL MICROSCOPE.
MAGNIFYING !w TIMES,
Hor 2Sc liti (silver). Five of diiierent powers $1. Mailed
free. Address F. L. llowen, box 2.0 Boston Post oilice, Mass.
IjlOR SALE-ONE HALF OK A FfltST CLASS LADIES'
' and gciiilemeu s Dining Saloou, successfully running;
stcknes.H prevents holding; must Bull; pan down, balame
lrotn proilts; nenr Barnuiii's.
e. D. RICH aRliSON A CO , 32 and 81 Nassau 81rent.
For sale-one of the best paying billiard
Saloons in the city, near Post olllcc. aud Astor ilou?e.
Cheap rent. Part cash; balance, easy payments Apply to
F. D. RICHARDSON A CO., 82 and ?4 Nassau street.
IjKMt SALE-WINE, FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY AND
. Sample Room. 'Good bargain, tine location, beautifully
tilted ii], choice stock, expend s small, owner engaged in
other business. F. D. RICHARDSON A CO., tss and a4 Nas
sau street.
For sale-tue fixtures of a corner liquor
Saloon, cheap, half cash; must bu sold, us the proprie
tor is going West; an excellent stand tor supper room*. Ap
ply at loo Woister street, corner of Houetou street.
FOH BALE?THE OOOD WILL OF A SEAMEN'S
Hoard in 4 11m.hi-, with Furniture complete. Location
good. R-usou tor aelllng on iitiiiioi of sickness. Inquire
on tli<9 premises, No. 14 Monroe turret.
InOR sale?A LAGER BIKH, BOWLING AND OYSTER
, Saloon, In a good neighborhood, one block cast of Broad
way ^Inquire at 4$i liruoiue street, In the grocery store.
1jH)R kale?THE FIXTURES OK A LIQUOR STORE;
' twelve twenty gallon Casks, witli llxtures, and mahogany
Railings, Ac. Wi.l be sold cheap, if railed for soon, us the
owner has no use for them. Inquire at t I'J rear: street.
For sale?the lease, good will, stock and
Fixture*, everything complete, of one of the liest situ,
ated i orncr liquor stores in New York. A goo 1 cash bii*ln< ss
doing at prcaent. Sat factory reasons given tor selling. Ad
dr'tsC. B. A., Herald olttco.
l^OB SALE CHEAP-WITH ONE YEAR'S LEASE.
J? the Fixtures, with or without the Stoat, of the Liquor
Store N.i. 2U6 Klrst avenue, between Twelfth an 1 Tlili tenth
r.reeli. Apply on the pr-mises, or at 331 First avenue, cor
wr of Twentieth sir. ct.
Hotel for sale.-the pre-sootx hotel, no so
East Houston street, near Broadway, for aale on rea
aoualde terms; it la furnished iiplelely throughout, la In
perfect order, and nearly full of (Mflbli. Apply Oil the
jiremI'M.
Hotel for sale-new ly fubnibiied through
out, long lease. doing hrit ela-s bnsiiie-s, located near
steamers and railroad de|iots; tlwll- Ing h" <ltb oi family
only rrswii tor selling. F. D. BI<'HAB0S0N A CO.. (tt HU't
M Nassau street. ? *
Machinery for sale-a 40 horse engine, in
Hr?t rate ord. r; alio a 10 horse Engine, with locomotive
boiler, almost new.
JOHN STEWART, 193 Broadway.
(J&QA ?KOR SALE, A KEROSENE OIL AID LAMP
?4?OV/? Store, In tne beat lo -atiou on ilic east side of town,
now doing a good business, which can lie greatly lu< reuiH-d
by proper attention. Rent low. A I dress, stating wbeie an
Interview cau be had, Kerosene, Herald otjli-e.
MUSICAL.
Army calls?the characteristic quadrille
and battle pieee, composed tiy It. Stoepel and played by
the orchestra at Walla It's theatre every nigh'. Price 75
mills. Cojiles sent by inall. FIKTli, l'ONl> A CO., Pub
lishers, 547 Broadway, New York.
\ YOUNG LADY TEACHER WOULD TAKE ONE OB
two more pupils for Inatrw lion on the Pianoforte at
their residence*. Beginner* will be specially attended to.
Tejm t '? i> -r month. Addrejis Ada, box 102 Herald olllce.
AspTexdid rosewood pTa^oporte, nCnns a
Clarii s make, has all tiie modern Improvements, French
trsnd action, powerful tone ol the purest quality, overstrung
US', iron frame, Sio >1. Cover. Ac., will lie sold lor 9100*
Apply Hi Twentieth street, near Third avenue.
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PL
anofor'.e lor tale.?Elegantly carved legs and cuie,
overstrung bass, full linn plate, lined with satin wood; has
all modern Impioveim ills; made loonier; 'jeen in use *even
months; cost lor $250, Including Stool and Cover. Also
Parlor Furniture at a saurldea. Inquire at 70 W> si Twenty
?1Mb street, near Sixth avenue.
fioR SALE CHEAP?A FINE NEW SEVEN OCTaVK
rose wo .1 Piano, made in the manner by one <1 the
belt eity ioa ,crs. Inquire ut 121 Baal Sgth ?t., between 2d
and 3d av*.
?piANOit.
and ?erchandi^jt??"rJ^jg8, r<3 Anl, street, second tloor.
"11r ANTED?THE USB OF AN OKU AN OR MELODKON
IT In some I liurch, for p actlce, about one hour each day.
Address.I. W. <1., lid aid oilier
YVANTED?A ROSEWOOD PIANO, WITH ALL TIIK
If modern Imp ovetneiils and name of maker. Address
A. M irtln, Herald office.
\tl ANTED-IN AN EPISCOrAL CIIOIR. A SOPRANO
If und Alio. Address Music, box 3,<il4 t'ost uiilce, real
nam'1 and addn-s*.
<51 LH PIANOS.?WAR PRICES, NEW C?i OCTAVE
?IPJIt:" Planus, all roun l corners, overstrung and full iron
i rami's, for $110; 7 o< tave do , for $l5d; second hand Piano*
alfreat bargains. Onu 0octave, Jon. one do., Gill* ri, $UV;
on. CXoctave, $l2$;oneti,V. lave, I? 11 <>c>t. 8I.V. M elodeon ?
octave, second hand, $40) Hoctave, do., jtAil. do., piano
ktyiattM. one hundred new and *e. ..ml hand Pianos and
Melodeon* to rent from ?2 to $<i per m.inili, an I ri-ni allowed
If purdmaed. Mouihlv paytiient* reien-eo lor tile mine
Foreign Must* 2 a -ut- | er page. I'lsnlsi in xttondan ? to try
new music, i'asli paid lor second hand Pliuios ami Me o
deons. llORAt E WATERS. Agem,4.1l BruadWay,
oft ?WILL Bl SOLD, IF APPLIED roll SOON,
?lpLU?J. ? very beautiful carved lesed Piano, fall s. v. u
oi iaves, over ?tning bessj rost ftASO, prlc? SIM. Is guaian
te.-.l by the maker* lor tlire* years. Call at 4S High street,
Brooklyn.
DENTISTRY.
ARTII'K'IAL TKETH.?r.EAl'TIKUL SETS ON PURE
silver, only or on line'gukl and Blatiiia, $2&, ami
warranted euiial to any work In New York. Miiaie ie> t:i,
SI. Teeth lllle.l and ejtra< ted w ithout the l?a*t pain, and
BM'feelly harmless. Genuine bone llllln::, o:ily .Ml .ems.
Mco 1M Sixth avenue, between Tenth uinl ICIeveulh sir-ets.
Dr. LUTHER, Dentist.
A BTirlCIAL TKETH ?DR. Dt'RKIN CONTINUES TO
1\ extract Teeth In two seconds, wlthant pam, with Ins
Benumbing FMd i.nd Ble. tne <;uriaut. .Nuexna ? hargi
lor itmparary set* or extracting, Toeih In eri>'.i wlth<xit
extractltif the roots, on my improved ataesniierio pre satire
plates. CbemleaUr pure c'nloroioi m and ether a<lmluistered
without danger. P.Siise c.ill sad examine s;ie. imeus uefoin
going elsewhere. DR. R. G. DUKKIN, 373 Canal street,
opposite West It mad way.
AKTIrrlCAL Bone KILLING-ROOMS OK TUB DIS
coverer, (US Broadway, near seventeenth strret. U
ware oi trashy Imitation*. Tender teelli, old roots and mere
shells tilled and warranted. N B.?All Intera of beatitllul
teeth and *wcet br> atli nse the ueieiirated Q'.ban Dentlfriea
and Lotion. JAS. I'E VRsoN, M. D., Discoverer.
ABTIFICIAL DONE FILLING, I'IKTV CENTS-PUR
chased of ,la* I'enrson, Broadway, la-fore he removed
to Europe, his pr> ?eni re*ulenre. A'so superior Bone Flllliil
made eipresslv for me by Di Chilton. Ulliee formerly of
Broidwuy and lireitl Jone* street removed to No 4 East
I wenty-sec"n I *t. Dr. LUTIKK, Deulist, (twenty years )
DR. WHITE .% BROTHER'S IMPROVED artificial
Teelh -Whole set*, $5. $i., SIO, $15 I., flu. Teeth
filled with gold We lotl. All ? .r* W;?| rallied Hist els-s,
hi No 13 liond street, New York, and 717 Arch aired, l'nlla>
delpbia. _____ ________
HAVINO HAD one TOOTH extracted WITIIOt T
pa'n by l)K. J. jay Vll.LliRS, LV. (.rsnil atreet, iwo
hloiks Irom Broadwsv, I chesrfully|uisert I hi* as a recntn
iueaiiaii?a lo lltoac *ul1rerlni frolli ti othselia
MKS. A. t. QUICK, 133 Utfil (treat.
AMUSKMKNTB.
AAA ?thb great amekican music hall,
w *44 <M Ml 44k Ml
4, 40. 4 Ho 1(1 w iv. 4. 40 4
TllE MUSIC HALL Of IHK MASSE-,
UNCONUUEKBD A,VI) IN> ofcoCERABLB.
STILL GAINS THE DAY
In the weat battle tar our rights, th ? librr.i s of the pe^pl'
uml the mamveuanae of toe favorite concert ball o. th4
public,
VI' tory upon VICTORY.
444 never SURRENDER*,
HUT 8:1 i.L K ELI'S open AS UBUAIs
with a gieat
STOCK COMPANY OP STAR ARTISTS,
THE FIRST CL \KS PEKKORMKBS OP THB AO&
Tue greatest eoimc slngei tu t?<* wnlveise,
' TONY I'ASKtiL
The most origlral and popular Ethlopiau Comedian.
? IliAitLEi WHITE.
The Chaiuiu n Balijulst oi ibe World,
L. SIMMONS.
Tlio Leading Uuu uae of the profeaslun.
ERNESTINE 1)E r Ai iihll.
The oharmln; Dausense aud VociUsL
lizzie SCftOLTZB.
The beautiful S ng-dre?s,
AMELIA WELLS.
The (real --ocoutric contraband trio,
ADD WEAVER, It HAltr ANI? M. BARNEY.
The most r..iuj> etc. b- aum ii and nt
BALLET TROUPE IN THE WORLD.
All are to be louud wi;h other aura tlons at
444 444 444
Several brilliant novelties in preparation.
GRAND MATINEE ON SAIL'RUAY AFTERNOONS.
NIXON H ROYAL CIRCUS.
Want< il '?& more children for Cinderella. Apply frots
II to 1 o'clock, at the Palace Garden, Fourteenth street ana
Sixth avenue.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ftO.
A8PAN OP HORSES WANTED, AN OjTcaRRIAQI
to seat alt persons, to .-ether with Harness, Ac., pap
rnont for the aaiue to be given In Board at a larat cl iaa water
in? place. Addxeaa W. P. 8ackett, 80 Cedar street, uea?
Broad way.
TOOK SALE?A LONO ISLAND BRED HORSE, JU8I
J? In from Suffolk county, bright bay, aix years old, abata
lianda ln^h, kind and gentle la all harness, and can trut
in three minutes or better toa w**ou. Can be seen at Oart
A Lewi*' atahle, 24 Kullou street, Brooklyn.
For sale-a uood strong peed wagon, is
perfect order, lor sale cheap or will be exchanged for a
Rockaway, the pres. lit owner having no further use for th?
sHine. Apply to L. KICKEN, Myrtle avenue, oorner Spe?
cer street, llrooklyn.
For sale-a six-heated city made rockawat
luur spring* an l movable g.aas t'rout; a hue piir cheat
nut aorrel Hoi *rs, *i lte.-u bands blah, and a city made Har
n ss: II sipiaie u.Hlird lour snateil Rockaway, With movalik
t "p, city made, a hanusoine aorrel Ponj, with J agger an4
Harneas. Apply at 2t> lieav r Street.
For sale?a beautiful dark chestnut sor
rei Horse, 15*, hsn is high, six years old. sound and kins
in all work; has been used as a lady's saddle horse lor ores
a year. Ca.l ai 487 Water ttreet.
IilOR SALE?A FINE LARGE COUPE BAY IIORSR, 11
bauds high and seven years old; warranted sound, kin<
and faat; sold low only for want of use. Apply at 11. A
FULLER'S stables, 282 East Broadway, corner Uoverneui
street.
HOR.SE. LIGHT WAGON AND HARNESS forsale.
'l'he Horse is a long taile.i gray, la1., hands, a tree anc
strylisti driver, and will be Warranted by a responsible part)
to be perfectly sound and on.y 8 years old. Tne Wa^ou wai
built by Dus.-nbury & Vanduser. Apply nt George Murray'?
stable, in Thirteenth street, between University place an4
Fifth avenue.
WANTED?A LADY'S SADDLE HORSE; MUST BB
very gentle, kind, sound and thoroughly broken U
single and double harness. Any perxou naring an aultnel ol
the above description can And a purchaser, at a fair price
by luqulring at Woud'a livery atuble, 69 and 71 South Sixtk
street, Williainsbarg.
WANTED-A GOOD HORSE, 16K HANDS HIGH,
long uil, sound and kind and well broke to saddle and
harness. Address, with price, Henry, roo .i No. 8, I'Ji Broad
way.
WANTED?A BAY HORSE OR MARE TO MATCH,
that can alio* 2:50 sure. Must be 1 AX hands high
long tail and not over 7 years old and warranted sound aa4
kind, i'or which a good price will be paid in cash. Addrosf
Mr. Biilingtan, Herald oillce.
ANTED TO PURCHASE?A LIGUT TWO SEATED
Ro kaway. Address II. A W., 71 Gold street, N. Y.,
citing description and price. Also tor aale, a light Business
Wagon, nearly new.
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PERSONAL. |
V. E.-ou ETES vous. QUE FAITES VOUS, DON?
.* nex done de voa nouvcltes.
Catherine O'BRIEN. KROM 8uanna00lden,
rounty Limerick, Ireland, tvisbeato tind tier mother,
Honors, ? lin i* supposed to be at service in this city. Ar
rived pur ship Cultivator, and is now at cas tin Oarden.
Ce. C.-LETTER OK MARCH 31 jl'st receivk6
? to-day, may 3. iuiagluu m.v chagrin ?nd oiuppolnk
ment. I must ae? or bear from you inatautly. Come ilow*
to the city. ka1ky.
For adoption.-any resp .ctable family
wishing to adopt a line, hoalihy female child. ten inonthf
old, am have the opportunity by upi> yln? .it ?w> Orand atr et
IF MARY ANNE MULLINS, otherwise 8ILLERY,
who formerly resided it Thornton, near flnglits, lu the
county of Dublin, Irelan 1, and who lalt Dublin lor America
In or about tin; mouth of March, ISSi. will apply to Jobs
Ruckley, Solicitor, 31 Smith kr-d rick street, Dublin, she will
hear oi something to hur advantage.
IF s. J. R. WISHES TO SEE henrietta kniqii1
li>* c-iu tlud her by Injuring at 26 East Thirteenth street.
Mr. E.-CALL AT NEW nAVEN DEPOT TO DA*
(Wednesday), at two o'clock.
WILLIAM campion CLIFFORD.?ANY INFORMA
tlou of the whereabouts of W m. C. Clifford will b?
thankfully received by Walter Elliott, Company k, Fit lb
Ohio Infantry, Winchester, va.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. .
A PERSON WITH TWO OR THREE THOUSAND DOIs
lari wishes to invest la any prjfi.abic ouslaeas. Me
agents or sklnnora ocd answer this. ad,tress Cash, Herald
oillce. stating price and nature of business.
A good business MAN WASTING A PARTNER,
snip in a submantial caau money making ooooeru, cm
ivit ? a chain* by rallma immediately, witn $2j0 in money,
ut 433 Broadway, room No. 7.
Copartnership.?i'lIILIP DATER AND 8. t iieff
J nur have this day formal a c ipartnersnlp, uuuer to*
hi in oi Philip Dutcr a Co., and. as the successors of Datcra
k Co., will continue the wholesale grocery and commissiob
business at the old staud, 151 Front street.
PHILIP DATER.
Nkw Yqhk. May 1,1862. b. T. HEtF.nek.
PARTNER wantkd?in A CASH business, NO
rl?k or endlt. A party with $s u, that wuldvvote liia
time to a peasant business, ran leant parin ituu-4 by addrtaa
ln;; II. P., box 10 Herald office, stating where sn interview
cau b<- had.
PARTNER wanted?WITH KROM $300 TO $1,001, I*
a pie.mailt and profitable i ash bn?inc?s, that will pay at
least $2,500 ilurinu the summer ai-asou with nit itak. address
P. L. O., Herald offl'-e.
THE copartnership heretofore EXISTING
under the tirm of John jsnoous A So.i is iui? day dis
solved by mutual conseut. TUa name of the lirrn vlill ba
um."I in liquidation. JOHN .lAt'OBtlS,
Nkw York, May 1, IMS. saML M. J aCOBUA.
Tue COPARTNERSHIP IJKUKTOKOKE EXISTING
b -twc n tbe un.le. ngned, and known by the name oI
Bruce A UlbbJQs, 1* hereby dissolved by unuiial < oAsent.
WILLI AX BRUCE. ,
Nkw Vo::k, May 2, lfMg. HAMl'EL (I1BHOM.
ffiOrWl -* LB0ITIM4tR CASH MERCANTILE BlfSI
vOUU. nes*. Any party wishing to Itivrst iAbu**
amount may address C. H. Howes i Co., I-J Broad w ijr.
ASAA TO $800.?A PARTY, WITH Till* SI M IN
VWww iash, may learu of an opporttmlty for lnvntla|
In h manufacturing business which la ael 10111 ofl'er-A. Iroin
which several thousand dollars per year may be realized, bjr
ndur-ssing boi 10J Herald oillce.
Srtnrt ?THE WRITER WOULD CONTRIBUTE THIS
_ Km Mint and his *? rrlce* in aoim- prulltablii ccau
bus n ???. Il.i-ha.i much experience and will treat only witu
parlies ot strictest inti-_injr. Addieas, sis tint; real name and
bus ness, tjillck, ll-rubl oi!l< 0,
liQ AAA -WANTED, AX ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH
0^?v'v/U. theabovecashc n mil. to take ban iMrrnt
in our if the b?n Patent Medicines now be.'ore the public.
A lorlnii" can b?- realized In a few yarn. Address, fo. three
days, F. M H , Herald ..nice.
fl?Q CfW\ -A MAX OP XXrKRIRNCI IN TUB
shipping btisifie-s and large acquaintance In
tlila and other i ltle?, having tlie iu?>vi- am' int. would lake
an agelli y or Join nnn'.Mr parijr In eom* res]?'i table busi
ness Address F. .'C!, Herald oilice, for three dfivs.
AQ CAA ?ANY QRXTLSMAX WITH THIS SI X.
winning to engng* in a very pleasant, mono
pol<ligoa?h business, whereby i>t least fXUOOli r annum
can be lesllied, will meet with an unusual opportunity by
inquiring at 3U11 Broadway, room No. 6, up sta ra.
HOUHS, HOON8, AC., WANTED.
AFVM1LY, CONSISTING OK FOUR ADULT* ARB
aa*jN<tM to reiita Kuiiitshcd Citlftje on the llu.l-.ou.
I'-tween R'verdale mi<I Irving (in, for 'he summer mini lis,
Kent must bu moderate. Adur **, sutuu term*, bon .1,017
1* ? -1 utile*.
Business wantbd.-any concern that wiij.
?tell out ehaap lor cash, s> that a sulltcleut remunera
tion c.iii It" uiiide nut of It by t'ic buyer, can Dud a cash oils
turner by addressing, with particular-, Caah, box AM Herald
ollice.
1>AHT OK A OEXTEBL HOWE WANTED?lIT A
1 veiy s nail fainny, nut alKive Thirtieth street. Clean*
address, stating n*nt. I'. II., Herald ollice.
llf ANTED?FOR TIIRKR or roun months. A rUR
1 ?? III,lie,I House in the country, within an hour and a
1 ha 1 Tot Wall street, where there are no mosquitoes and ih?
fever and igtie, A water view Is absolutely necessary. Ad
it r tea, Willi |?i ticulara, A. W. D? boi AM Cost odloe. ^
\\T ANTED?BY AN BNOMHH LA AY AND 1MIJUU
II tors, a small, ne.lt Mud rumple.sly furnished House,
between Eighth and Twtiity-sUtfi streets ami Fourth and
H?vemh Anv neraon having il>? almre v.iil pletse
a<l.lr**st .Mrs ,T. H. 8.. luiion Square Poat olluif, wltu lull
piii ti ulars and price, wiiHt tnusi i>e moderate.
?\\r ANTED?TWO UPPER LOKTS FOR SI OK AUK or
Vf dri goods, III Duane stN t or n*tnnboi .mod, e:?:h lOfl
to be fealOif t?*t. Address A. >., box J.^IS I'ost oilice.
! iitantea-a DWKixrxn House in wood order
Y\ with lar/r ysrd, in the upper pirtof the city, rur ?
small Imiiilv. Ileiit shorn a^OU. Addlos, stating location,
*c., L. C. W.. Umald olOe?. ^
WAKTED-A THREE START AND IIIIJH HASEMi:Nf
II -live. In n good ttei^huQlbood. Ren', iboui $IKM.
Address C. E , Herald et'J>e.
WANTED?TO I1IRK, A IIOI SC. SUIT\PLI; FDR A
bo?r !tng ho,i?r, bene en Fot.rt??iiih mid Fortieth
streets >ud l^.leg o-i anil tt.ub seen ifM. Rent must b?
no derate Ai'di-t W. V, C., Il< raid mlice.
NRUAUN AND TOUACCO.
i CJI^R^ VERY niEA".-rilR AssiONKK AT NO t
I o Hr?Ul??? .a itlll ri oi:' Hitilmi i! Ila?ana? Uv
| mesne atid llWMHi S-ipn, J'n ? ,s. re "ill lie oUera<l
I .'.'siaea.s 'h .a caa be jJer.J a. ? wb-re.

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