The New York Herald Newspaper, November 21, 1854, Page 6

TUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE | ‘ANTED—A Si woman, aa cham! aud waiter, ip a “pivag f Can give Ss vest of city reference. en for two day’ East Thirty-second street, p= tel fourth and Madison. re ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as cook, washer and jroner. Good city seference from her last place, Can be seen for two days at 186 Twentieth street. 17 ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A MIDDLE AGED W American Protestant woman, to take care of | «hiléren or to attend aay fee pes Apply at 48 ‘Mesex street, between 10 and 4 0’ clock. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION 48 Sg CHAMBER. maid or fine washer and fi e best city Apply at 197 Ninth ate wtreet, between Se- ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A RESPECTABLE PRO- testant German girl,» aa chambermaid and waiter, orto assist in washing and ironing, iv a respectable Asoeriean family. None other need apply. Please call a8,26 Allen street, room 11. ANTED—A FIRST RATE COOK, WASHER AND stoner — provertant none other need apply from Yelock, at 180 Clinton street. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RES young woman, aa chambermaid and waiter, or as chambermaid and nurse. The best of city reference ean be given. lived four years in hei last place. Please call at 22 James street, in the rear. Can be seen tor two day: 8. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE PRO: testant young woman, as seamstress in « private family; is a drossmaker. Call at 30 Bleecker street, peeonid Boor, for two days. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RP* SPECTABL KE young woman; she is competent to tio wll kinds af housework, and is a good cook, washer and ironer. Mas the best of city references. F e call at 110 ‘Gret street, between the Seventh and Lighth = ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, = OnNG woman, 98 good and ironer, or as ad i; isa first rate ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A young woman, to rt excellent washer an: leeaen small privat has no objection to go a raunrt dise tance m the coun’ Good city reference given, Cun ‘be seen for two days at 73 Fourth srreet, between Perry and Ham RES SPRCTABL . ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTA\ WwW girl, to do general housework, or chamberw fF evoking, washing and ironing. Has good city refe: pence, Flcase call at 250 West Twenty-sixti sireet. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN ung girl, as good plain cook; is a most excel- abides ook Soper nde capable baker. come shly recommended from respectable families in this Will take $7 a month in a permanent situation, as he understands her business. Call at 923 First avenue, Sart floor, back room, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY AN EXPERIENCED young girlof genteel addreas and quick at the needle; ‘she is accustomed to the care of a child or children; is willing to do chamberwork; she wish gormanent rituation; will take $5 a month. Has ox- wellent city reference, No objection to go to: Brooklyn. EXPERIENCED @all for two days at 223 First avenue, tirst floor, back voom. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND laundress or chambermaid and plain seamstress, by aProtestant young woman, who can give the wost tory recommendations, Apply at her preseat expployer’s, 706 Broadway. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A young qitl, as chamberma r; can do general housework, gpston street, in the basement, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG GIRL, TO take care of children and do chamberwork, aud make herself generally useful. American born.” Can re good reecmmendations. Call at 52 Carmine street, the fancy store. RESPECTABLE good wasf'r and ‘Apply at 333 Wash- wars “SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE gitl, as nurse and seamstress; can cut and fit abikiren’s dresses. Please call at 115 Twenty-sixth street, near Seventh avenue, for two days, TANTED— A SITUATION ‘BY A RE PECTABLE Seotch woman, a8 cook and to assist in washing | ad ironing. She is a good maker of bread and pastry. Bo objection to go short distance in the country. Good aeference can be given. Please apply at 14 Tw , between Seventh and Eighth avenues. aecn for two daya, if not engaged, in the rear. ‘ANIED—A SITUATION c spectable woman, who is an excellent or LSS Hveldh streets hint” sm, between Hifth and Sixth avenues. Can be seen wotil suited, ‘ANTS A SITUATION AS SEAMSTRESS, BY A RE- spectable young women, is a protestant, « and inake children’s dresses, works in the ne wer; can be recommended by alady sho worke the last two yearr. Please call at 205 First avens Pighteonth sirect, third floor, front room. Can be seen Por two days. ‘ATION, BY ASMART, TIDY J ANTED—A s with good city reference for general | sooking, washing and ironing. Please eall at Third avenue, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION AS GROOM, BY A YOU NG man who thoroughly understanils his b Gan prevuce the best references for c1 briety. Cyll at the harness store atrect avd Broadway. Can be secn for three days. SITUATION BY A RESPECTASLE matress ; is willis assist in chamberwork if req Good references. Can seen for two days, at 208 hast Fourteenth street third Boor, beck rooin. TANIED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT. ‘oung Woman, as cook, washer and ironer; has no @bjection to the country. Please call for two days, at 1) Minetta treet. Good city references given. URSE, IN A ‘ANTED—A "SITUATION AS WET private farily, Wd @ respectable woman, having Bost her first bady; she is capable of taking charge of ene from its birth. Can give the bost of ences. Call at her own residence, 180 street, between Kighth and Ninth avenues Ser two days. TANTED—A SITUATION AS COOK IN A P family, by one who understands her jh ; would be williig to assist in washing and ironing: the city ref ‘Twent Can b best of reference given. Can be seen for two days. ‘Please call at 171 Charles street. Wa SITUATION “BY ‘YA STRADY, ACTIVE ‘oung Man, as waiter in a private family: would unpre Ohjertions t0.g0 a short Alslance fu the eoantry, Aavertiner ix a Protestant; good city reference can be given. Please address J. &. ANTED—A SITUATION AS WET NURSE, BY A respectable young woman with a fresh breast of Can be seen, until engaged, at No. 41 Tenth street, detween Fifth and Sixth avenue ‘ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MAN, A situation as coachman, orto drive a horse and ‘wagon; he understands the care of horses, and is wel! acquainted with all parts of the city; has the hest o ity references from his last place. Can be seen for two @eyn, if not engaged, at 268 Third avenue, in the dry goods «tore. TAN TED—BY You, situation as clerk ina store. las the best of re- ference. Can be seen for two days at 219 Walker stroet A RESPECTABLE. 3 MAN, A ‘ANIED—BY A ‘PROTESTANT SCOTCH GIRL, A rover: she thoroughly understands her business. fionable reference given. Please call at the ba! ‘arick street, two doors from Canal, for two ry ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG tituation to take care of a child and do p tog. Can be seen for two days at 50 Prince Teet. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MARIIED woman, that has a fresh breast of maith, « clit tonorse, at her own house, or kas no objection to go ont to a respectable family. Tho best of reference can ¥ ven. Apply at No. 1: East Eleventh street, corner First enue, in the rear, to Mra. Toy ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ® situation, ina private family, as cook; is a cook and laundress; has no objection to assist in wash Has city reference from her last No Thjeetions toa short distance in the country. gall at 215 West Twonty-sixth street, betwaon hth and Ninth avenues, Can be seen for two not engaged. a, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE young woman, a situation iter, or would take care of ch’ 206 We ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE G PROTESTANT s chambermaid, or dren. Can be seen at t Eleventh street, for two oo A SITUATION 48 cook, in a private family: has no objection to go a short distance in the coun: Good city references in. Please call at 126 Thirty-reventh stroot, between th and Eighth avetues, first floor, front foom, for ‘two da Waser A. RESPECTABLE tion to do general housework in family ; hax good city reference. wtreet, in the seen ANTED—BY x “RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN. a situation as seamstress; can come well recon. monded ; is q fl children's clothing. Second avenue, near Twenty-third street, room i. ANTED-—BY A COLORED WOMAN, A SIPUAT as child's nurse and to Jo sewitg, or as weaid, is a good fine wesher and ironer; good city once given, Apply at 17) Wooster street in ple aoe. Please ca ene | WANTS. ANTED, BY A RESPECTA! woman, ebothes of a few ¥ is eons nortl cf Myrtie svenve, WANrED-3Y A RESPBCTARLE YOUNG opel. 5 A ‘Mion a6 cook, washer and ircner, in & private family. Is # firet rate baker. Can prod refer. pmo Cam de seen for two da: ent eccond street, ANTED_BY A YOU fitua cashier, or busi Mis'beve’ in the business for the tast five year, of references given, and security, if required, nt employers. | Adéraee C., box l Herald office, three i sti Md where an interview may bebbad ¥ AR ‘ABLE WOMAN, A SITUA 4 cook, wv asber and ironer; ia & good. aker jeft at Gs Univercity place will be attonded of eity-reference. JANTED—BY" A VERY RESPECTABLE GIRL, A W situation to do chamberwork and assist in yuhine, or todo chamberwork and waiting, in ® sinall family. Call at 16 West Twenty-fourth street, her present place. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL, 16 years of age, a situation to do waiting and light chamberwork, ins email private family. ‘The best of city reference can be given. Please eall at 111 First ave- nve, third floor, fromt room, for three days, ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE AND COMPETENT woman, a situation. She understands the care of a baby from its birth; cam cut and fit ladies’ dresses in the neatest manner, and embroider and make gentle- men’s shirts. She has lived twenty months io bee last situation. Has the best of references, Please call at No, 25 Henry street, Brooklyn, for two days. ANIED—A SITUATION AS NURSE OR CHAMBER- maid, and to do plain sewing, by a respectable young woman, or would go as waiter. Has excellent city references, Address’M. A., No. 3 Sixth street, second floor. TANYED—A SITUATION AS CHAMBERMAID AND W py a respectable young woman, with the nce; has no objection to go a short dis- niry. Please call or address, No. 10 n the rear room, SITUATION, BY A RESPEC A TABLE s laundress and as chambermaid. Good city reference trom her last place can be given, Please to call atNo. 3 Sixth stret, front basement. Can be seen CTABLE iGLISH WOMAN, She is an excellent washer Can give goud city referenes. Call, tor three 18 Downing street third floor. Vv D—BY A COMPE tion ag seamatre do chamberwork. Can be # street, for two di NT YOUNG WOMAN, A . She has no objection to , ot 66 East Twenty-fourth SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ANTED—A Young gil, as chambermaid and waiter. Good Can be seen, for two days, at No. 15 city reference Minetta street. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as chambermaid and plain sewer, or chamber- maid and waiter. The best of city reference given if required. Please call at 282 Second avenue, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth streets. )—BY A LITTLE GIRL, M4 YE. ARS OF AGE, on as waiter; understands it well, and is w at TAN’ asitual ling to make herself generally city reference. Cun be seen for two days at 73° West Filte enth street, in | the rear. ‘TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A situation as chambermaid and waiter, or as cbambermaid and assistant in washing and ironing; has gooil city references; resiles at Mr. Reynolds’, 240 Tenth Street, between First and Second avenues. V TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, Ni ante on ay coreae a private family; the vory f reference can be given; none ne e to enquire at No. 3 floor, room No. 3, Tuesday and We A RESPECTABLR, apply but good rd street, rst eful. Can give the beat of | PROTESTA Nr OF MEN 7 MEN TO SELL GRIS- wold’s patent traveller’s locks; enterprising men can make from $2 to $3 per day. Apply to Jaanes W. James, 252 Broadway, up stairs, room No. 16. BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, lately from the country, a situation 14 wet nurse; best of city references mm. Inquire at No. 190 El- dredge street, room No. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE irl, as cook, washer and ironer, or as laundress; Re ity referede given. Can be seen at $4 Smith st., klyn, first floor, back room. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE woman, as cook. She understands hg business in allits branches. Has the best of city refeFPnce. No objection to axaist in the washing. Can be seen for two days at $71 Sixth avenue, second floor, front room. ‘ET NURSE.—SITUATION WANTED, BY A “RES. pectable, young, married woman. Has the best of reference. ‘Can be seen until engaged at 50 West Fifteenth street, vetween Fifth and Bixth avenues. ‘ANTED—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN ‘a situation as nurse and seamstress, or chamber- No objection to go’ in the coun- cen at 200 Mercer street, between Bloecker try. and Amity. ANTED—BY A WELCH WOMAN, A, SITUATION ‘as child’s nurse and seamstress, Apply in the basement, 91 Borgen street, neer Hoy Brow yn. ‘ANTED TO-DAY—FOUR HUNDRED LABORERS, IN W the State of Pennsylvania; wages 93. as and fee $2.50 together; board $250 per week. Steady work for the whole winter. Rosenstein & Thalheimer, agents, 421 Broadway, basement, ye spaD—soun YOUNG MEN, TO TRAVEL AND dispose of 2 work, so popular and nece sary that Ww ten to fitteen dollars per week may be iealized with certainty. Address Durando, No. 2 Barclay stro ANTED—AN ACCOMPLISHED AND COMPE seamstress, to do all kinds of family sewing wi neatress and dispatch; must understand entting and fitting, do some light chemberwork, and produce good refereiices. Apply between the hours of 10 aud o'clock, at 611 Hourton TANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, OF BUSINI W habits, 10 solicit advertisements for a well esta- Diished weokly paper. With a suitable man a liberal arrangement will be made. Apply to M. 1. MONCK & 216 Pearl street, first floor. ORK WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS FIVE six days in the week, would ich a8 Writing, collecting, or unexceptionable. Please address “Industry,” New York Post office. ANTEDSA MAN WAITER, WHO PERF ands hig business. ‘Apply at 17 Ninth fib PE: ours 10 and 2. JANIED—A SMART, ACTIVE, AND RESPECTABLE boy, 16 years of age, is desirous of apprenticing himself to the silversmith, or any other respectable trate; he has some knowledge already of the first named trade best references given. Please address K. B, H., Herald office. ANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A , AS i waiter and to assist in the washing ironing. Apply at No. 3 Kast Twentioth street, between 10 and 13 o'clock this morning.” ws ‘TED IMMEDIAT! Y—A FIRST RATE MILLI- ner, to go a short distance in the country. None but those thoroughly acquainted with the business need | apply. Callat No, 175 Kust Twentieth street, between | First and nues. Also an active errand boy, | Also, one man, with a cap y Ty ANTED—BY young woman, a situation as seamstress and | chambermaid. Can be seen for two days at 200 West Thirty-third street. pr TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT girl, @ situation as chambermaid and seamstress, it on a sick lady. be seen for two days at Waray A LADY, A NEATLY RY room and bedroom attached, without board; with | a small family preferred, and positively where there are no lady boarders. Office. J ANTED—BY A STEADY PROTESTANT YOUNG woman, a situation to take care of child: and or would do chamberwork, or housework in small private family; would go a short dist in the country. Can be seen for two days, if not engaged, at 51 Union avenue, between South First aad South Second strects, Williamsburg. Address B. J. M., Broadway Post for a store in t) EL MEN, DD pleasant business; English or Scotch preferred. al of from $100 to $209, to take chaige cf a business in Buflalo; salary $40 per mouth, Apply to T, LOYCE & CO., 78 Nassau street, TAITER WANTED—A WHITE MAN, ONE WHO W thoroughly understands his business and one that can come well recommended. None other need apply at 208 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street, after 100” ‘clock, A. MM. ANTED—AT THE GERMAN AND » SGLisi tclixeree office, 23 Duan ations for cooks, nurses, chambermai housework, waiters for ‘hotels and ps lies supplied with the best of German, servant V JANTED—50 AGENTS, IMMEDIATELY, TO SELL the Autobiography of Petize Bunkim’s, the Great Yankee Showman. 18,000 copies sold yesterday, its first day, | Great inducements offered to agents and dealers, in all parte of the United States. Sent by mail, free, on receipt of £0 cents in letter, post paid. P,P. HARRIS, Publisher, 108 Nassau si V PECTABLE PROTESTANT young woman, a situation as cook, washer, ani ironer, in a small private family, or would have nv ob- jection to a private boarding house; good city reference given from her last place. Can be Seon for tivo days, if not engaged. Please efll at No, 22sixth aveaue, in the rear. Ween A RFSPPCTABLE PROTESTANT girl, a situation as cl aid and to do fi washing, or to take care of children and do plain sew ing. Cun be seen for wo 1, at 89 Greenwich avenue. Can give yood city refereace, if re quired. War )—EMPLOYMENT, BY A YOUNG WOMAN, who perfectly understands dress;aking ant all kinds of family sewing. Will ge out by, the day, week or month. Please address C. M., Herald ottice, TW 28RD EAHLY, WASHING) NO OBINCIION TO go out by the day as first rate laundress. Has ood reference. Please call at 126 Mott street, near Grand, top fleor, front room. Wea alceuin as csarr waster san bose eneral housework, Good reference given. € Jor two days at 272 Spring street. Waar A RESPECTABLE PROTESTS a situation to do general housewor family,fand to do chamberwork and assist in wasl and ironing. Good city"reference given. from her last situation. Can be seen at 92. Third street Ww TIX-RY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A SITU, tion as cook, washer and ironer. to go in the country. avenue, for two days. we D—SITUATIONS, BY TWO RESPECTABLE girls; one as first rate cook or laundreas; the other as chambermaid or waiter. The best of city refer- ence can be given. Please call at 73 Larrow street, near Fourt 7 ANTED—BY A RES PECTABLE YOUNG sWoatay, to do by seen Apply at the bakery, 4 Worm AN ENGLISH GIRL, A SITUATIO: to do the cooking, washing and ironing of a small respectable private family. Tho very best of city reference can be given. Please call st 71 Bayard stree., between Elizabeth and Mott, second floor, front room. Can he seen for two day A TKLY—A_ Goo PLAIN 00K, & Protestant; and one well re- commended! may apply Sixth avenue, ws TKD—BY A GERMAN GIRL, A SITTATION IN a family; she can wash, cook, iron, and make her- self generally useful. American family preferred. apply at 11 Stanton street, between Lewis and Goerck NTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A situation as first rate cook; is an excellent wash- er and ironer and a good baker. Gan give the best of reference from her last employer. Apply at 215 Mott street, tirst floor, front rooin, for two day Ween ‘A RESPECTARLE YOUNG GIRL y situation as seamstress; understands dressm Good reference. Apply back room. nd children’s clothes, first fl wr FD—BY A RESPECTABLE PROTRSTANT E lish girl, a situation as nurse.and seamstress; ui derstande all kinds of sewing, or as chambermaid. | The best of city reference given. “Plense eall at 110 sixth avenue, in'the trimming store, for two day: would be willing to go a short distance in the The best of city reference can be given. two days ut 10 Amity place, in the rear, Ww ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A | tion as seamstress, or to take care of « has worked at dressmaking two years. : renee given. Call for two days at 106 Attorney strec antey. Please call for Wore A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE GERMAN lady, competent at dressmaking and fine sewing, « situation in a genteel American family. Apply for two , At 116 Kast Sixteenth strect, near ent averse, N. B.—Hae no objection,to go a short distance in the country Warm A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH GIRL, 4 situation as nurse and seainstress, or chamber maid and seamstress. Can cut and fit ladies’ dresses. No objections to goo short distance in the country Con be seen for two days, at 167 Bleecker street, corner of Sullivan, cabinet store. Best of city reference- Women A TUSSPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL situation as c ‘The best of,city reference "given. deys, from ‘10 1113 o'clock, at 165 Twenty-sixth street, between First and Second avenues, tirst floor, back room. WwW ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE GARL, A SITUATION as chambermaid or waiter, or to do general jouse- work: is a first rate washer and ironer, and a good cook; a trustworthy, honest girl, who will make herself gene: rally useful in what is required. Can give the best of city reference. Apply at 163 Prince street, corner of Thompson, room 17 —BY TWO AMERICAN YOUNG LADIES, ius as feamettorsed, understand the cutting ‘an situa and making of dresses and all kinds of sewing. give geod ‘reference a for work and respectability. Fleas call at Ni 49 Leonard street, sezood gor, and 2)9 Weet thir ” 1 treet, in the rear, t'151 West Eleventh street, near | ins | She advertises | | posession of Has agi jection | it to engage with the a:- ng manufacturing busines: n given upon an interview. \t ottice, with name, &e. the bost y eatist Her in the city. Address lron, box 162, eh! his mone: ) 10 $5,000—W.' \NTED, rr Pre. IN WITH ove amount, to take charge of and amy $1,000 per annum. Adiress F > Tt —WA WITH THI furnish the Samoa mount, to pare! culation three thousand dollars can be made this winter. Callat bd Been second floor, room No. 1, after 9 o'clock () —AN ACTIVE ENERGETIC PERSON WANT. $250. edi to take an i erest ina business, which witi require him to travel, and in which he can make $5,00) the Herald office. iG MAN, WITH $1 an kear of a good chance to join ap a safe and Inerative busi- ; Herald office. TO $200,—WANTED, A PARTNER but an American of the right stamp, w good references; cai have half intevest in an enterta‘- which will draw crowded a suitable person he ean ‘operty worth five times the ahore am: piy unless he has the above requ ) Broadway, third floor, room coming year. Address sun with the ness, by addres houses; if he No person need ments, to Mv. 1H No. 11. PARTNER WANTED—IN TIE LIVERY BUST ness, to take full charge, the advertinsr Lavimg th: ¢ toublishments; or wonld Jet one, with or withont the stov.. From $2,000 to $4,000 s year canbe made. Addroas C. A. B., with reai uate, Herald office, LEGITIMATE ENTE! RPRISE—A SILA d, with $1,000 lishiaent of a Nee '., for the instraction of classes mechanical and optical deli ustrations, as also the expose of the s gambling (rands. origmal, and truly legitimate, feasible, moral and highly entertaining and insirue' tive. The professor has more than the like amount on hand in'splended spparatus for the occasion, Tor particulars, address or apply to G. 't, idge, 63 Franklin street, four doors east of Bros |- -t OR ACTIVE tute on Broadw in natnval mag TMENT.—THE ADVERTISER artaer with a capttal of 31-000, of upwards, to extend the benedive of a discovery important to all classes of our citizens throughout the Union, and which cannot {ail to insure a higuly profit able and constant remuneration to those engaged in its promulgation. ‘The most respectable references, in New York, will be given. lurther particulars may be knows by address.nz, with real name, X, W., Herald oitice. ARTNER WANTED-.W! ITH $5,000 OR $6,000 IN CASH. in am auction and commission business, now esia- blished. An a person with the above amount to advance on goods, may make an advantageous arrange- required, Address 3.5 TE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY Dis. solved, by mutusl consent, the partnership exist- ing between Us, under the name of 8. King & Co, (Signed,) STEPHEN KING. HENRY a. HOLT. New York, November 20, 1354. ANTED—IN A NEW AND FIRST RATE MANUFAC turing establishment, un energetic man, with « capital of from $200 to $500. The article made is of universal use, and a pleasant thing, Call at 81 Nassau street, room No. 7, this day, between 10 and 12 A. and be satirfied. THOMPSON ORATIVE BUST nded. Capitat re. quired, “For further quired particulars adarses A. — = = LOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.—THE highest cash price paid for clothing, furniture, icwelry, old coins, paintings or fancy articles, by send: ing for the subscriber At hg residence, or tlirough the . 8. COHEN, 66 Elm street. Ladies attended tf Mrs. Cc. f WANTED.— ) Ludies or gris Saving any superfluous ef- fects to dispose o same, wise. ean obtain a fair cash price for the hy sending for the subscriber by post or other- N. B.—Ladies attended to by 3 t. _M. DUSSELDORE en te j=por sending t0, the immed Lanrans street, near’ Canal, 0 aA ‘ert Broadway, or adviress letior why the ‘Post, tes. COWEN, Tadics attended by Mrs. Coben.” yagt OFF CHOTHING 83,000, RTM WANTED. ~ ‘The highest cash price Tar enteral ivan ta ere mney for large or mall ote of rood let off clothing Y ‘tlemon ins Skene T RECKIVED—1, 00 OVERCOA’ $6 EACH; eo} dress and frock conts, %6, cost. (eo te A $16; 2,000 pairs cassimeres pants, at $3, cost $6—last year’s make. Bills on broken banks of thie city taken jor clothing, GhO, LEVIE, corner Nassau and Bekman steocta, ey.) or eal] barn. The system eo sed is | ANTED IMMEDIATELY—FOR THE USEOF which a room would be anti) house i'of the rst raopertablity, the" Tous , ‘but an room. Addrese a line to Room, U: an interview may be State on eke” 7g Ay we —SUITS OF ROOMS TO LET, FUR- 3 BR DWAY.—AN tar ss sur, LZ Rooms, 64 weil furaiahed, eek with es. for isettlemen. “i th gas, baths, & - 553 i #Til competition ta t mons, way, ¢l com| yo in ol! aia eae ee sething: one trial will prove the the facies Also in the altering and re; ing branch; all articles made wd ‘equal t to new. thing sent for, by A. CORTISSOS. Observe 553, BOWERY.—MRS. MERRITT CAN ACCOMMO- 241, dave a few gentlemen or ladies with full or , two parlors to let, furnished or unfur- Mibese egg ‘asabove. References exchanged. 200 ive pote TEESE. NEAR TWENTY.THIRD London terrace.—To et farnlsbed rooms sith ful Would be let together bath, do; Fourteent remy. lines of omnil German, Yreneh and Tualan spoken in "2 Enplch, Gorman, 192k EIGHTH AVENUE, BETWEEN NINBTERTH AND pale mated Sk for single rooms and 147 paiieasatad \odorat 5 single gentlemen, newly fa nished,’ wit HUDSON STREET, OPPOSITE, ST. JOHN'S park—Furnished rooms to let, with boar, to or gonilemertand their wives; heuse all the modern impro emen 4 i TH 8 STREET.—SUITS OF LEG ANTLY 1 5 furnished rooms to let, to families or single ontlemen, with private table, ‘or would be let on the p etewen plan, the entire secomi floor, consisting of five itable for a large sized family, with baths, gas, AT Leh owig iy OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL— Iarge room to let, un second floor; also, two rooms on fourth floor, suitable for single gentlemen, 107 TNT STREET, BREVOORT PLACR—T0 Ler, an elegant suit of furnished apartments, on the arst for, to a iamily or single gentlemen, with meals verved in rooms if required. All the modern improve- mente, 106 ECNARD STREET, FIVE DOORS East oF Broadyay— Rooms to let, with board; large pantrics attached. “Table pleatifully supplied, me 1 y at the appointed ae A tmodated. EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.—A FRONT PARLOR and bedroom, on the second floor, to let, with board, fire and light, at $20 per week; also rooms for single gentlemen, at'$5 per week. The house has all the modern improvements, and is convenient to cars and stages. The house is kept by Mra. McClelland, formerly of Twenty-third street, References given and required. FRANKLIN STREET—TWO PARLORS ON ‘THE ry first floor, sitting and large bedroom on the third; also two or three single rooms, all neatly furnished as lodgings for gentlemen. Breakfast served, if requiz Gleanifaesn strictly observed. ‘Inquire ab above, frei house west of Broadway. 39 COURT STREET, BROOKLYN, CORNER OF @ Schermerhorn—Suits or single rooms, with full oF partial Board, within five or ten minutes of all the fern 6 HOWARD, sTREET, way —To let, a plonaant family; two parlors aud bedroo single gentlemen. with or without bos Spanish and Italian spoken. between the hours of 12 and 6. 4 on STREET, BEAR. BLEECKER.—A DE ital auit of 20 ome to let, to, Saute ro ith taining impre ents. ocation most ‘Gesirable, an ble to fear and stage Tine 3 12 3 THIRTEENTH STRERT—A PLEASANT third story room to let to » gentleman and his wife, or one or two single gentlemen, with full or partial a. House has the modern improvements, bath, gas, &e. ] IRVING PLACE, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH strect.. aticman removing his family to another city will let hi apartmouts, furnished and with board, to a family for the winter. They consist of parlor, two bed- ecting. Pe ion given E DOOR FROM BROAD suit of rooms, in @ private # adjoining, ruitabie for Enrlish, Freneh, jeferences exebanzed. Apply PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOMS THAN they require, would like to let two furnished bel- Tooms to une or two gentlemen, at $175 per week. Ap- ply ut 24Grand street, three doors from the corner of Sullivan street. GENTLEMAN in a privat at 101 Se GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR SINGLE GENTLE men can Le accommodated with furnishod or unfurnish ed rooms, with board; house first clas improvements, and convenieutly lueated to stasoa aud cars. ‘Those who appreciate a pleasant home and are willing to pay a teir price, will do well by applying at 239 Wost Bevond street, DESIRABLE, SUIT OF FURNISIED RUOM: partial board if required, for one or two gout Louse is now, and has atl the modern improvements, ia one of the bert localities in the city, conreuicnt to the ears and ttacts, No. 71 West Fourteenth street, first house west of AND LADY CAN OBTAIN BOARD family, with pleasant rooms, by applyin; entie weuty ors, required. References cxebanged, Apply s¢ 133 Blocoker threat reat of Broadway HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM AND BED- ZA room to let at 64 Clinton place, Eighth street, toa Mingle gentleman; also, a small bedroom. ‘The house is provided witty and bath room. Reference* required. PRIV. ATE FAMn. Y, UP TOWN, HAVE TWO O2 F three well furnished rooms, with full or partial joaid, for agentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen, in a.genteel neighborhood. House new, with all modern conveniences to make home comfortable? Apply at 210 West Thirty-first strec rences required, GENTLEM. D WIFE, OR A FEW SINGLY gentlemen, desirous of a comfortable and soc. 2 home in an English family, where but few boarders taken, may find such by applying at 14 Bond street. ‘Th hest references given, A LADY (THE WIDOW OF A PAYSICIAN,) 18 ABOUT to furnish a house in the upper part of the city, in which she would be ploased to accommodate a few gen- tlemen with furnished rooms, breakfast and tea. She would make every effort to render it an agreeable home, with that intention, limiting her number to xix. A‘: dress 8. E., Union Square Post Ofiee, for oue week. ce AED LODEERS. ets ur, BE AccOMnD. t roeme, fur- a ie J Hotel, Jersey ne ELEGANTLY reer le ima first class house in Teuth street, near Broad- oe a rte sirable, and Spanish spoken. Dinner at ietsrencen pms and required. Apply atlsl Setiet -ARD.—A FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM THAN requin Ses oe the second (oor o! ppd deere artis sie td the modern improve- meute. desirable and accessible by cars and tages. 1 ty “fir treet, between oat ed Beaten ts gat THE DAY OR WEEK, CAN BE HAD at No. 16 State street. Single gentlemen can be sted with rooms and full board; also a large piomencnpowanf will accommodate one or two gentle- men, Reference required. 0, oe sagen 122 CHAM! Z BEBS STREET, oe po PARLORS, WITH TEA Rooms, two suits several rooms to a board, jo terine for the inter mouths. st the Col! Yu" ilctel, foot of Caual, eornee West TALLMAN & MAPES, Proprietors. OARDING.—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY ARE desirous of letting @ suit of rooms, furnished, on the second floor of a firet ila house, with partial beard, to two or three gentlemen. No other boarders taken. ‘Lo. cation in Twenty-fifth street, near Seventh avenue. Ad- dress A. B., box 1,328 Post Office. OARDING—A FINE SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET, WITH board, ina pass sm ‘ivate boanling house. pee and stages pass t rough the square to parts of tl city, References eng a. Apply at No. 4 Abingdon square, west side, second door from Bank street. first class house, offers newly furnished, comfort- able rooms and board, toa gentlemar and wile, a few oung ladies, or single gegen Dinner at o'clock. References feon Eighth ad at 204 West Twentieth street, between Eighth an ith avenues, OARDING—AT NO) 04 WARREN STREET. GEN- tlemen can be accommodated with good board: also Fooms suitable for gentlemen and their wives. Price moderate, and the comforts of a home given. Day boarders accommodated. CARDDOWN TOWN—GOOD BOARD, IN A DESIRA- ble location, for families, gentlemon und their wives, and single gentlemen, to be had by apply! ing at No. 8 Broadway, corner of Beaver street. ‘Transient boarders taken. OARD IN BROOKLYN—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- en can be accommodated with ee in s good loca- Prva eee. ah wrtantty f ise malin hee: 0 aun | for. my lesiriny reat Oy HB. box 713 Post Oftes. OARD In BROOKLYN—CONVENIENT TO . SOUTH and Wall Street ferries; desirable location foe jplsosant rooms, suitable for 9 entleman ‘and wile, or ia aitie- men, ‘Inquire at 222 ry street, bet’ A and State, OARDING ‘A FEW 3) tlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, oan obtain good hoard and jilemsant rooms, at 204 Columbia street, corner o Presiden alk from Hamil ton Aven OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with partial board and bandsomely furnished rooms, in a house with all the modern improvements, about two minutes walk from Wall Sp or Fulton ferries. Terms moderate. Address , Herald office. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE “AMERICAN 4 family would accommodate a few gentlemoa with Breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sundays. House is leasantly situated, and but a few minutes walk from Wall, Fulton and Catherine ferries, Apply at 38 TMlary street. ROOMS.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL two very desirable parlors, ani bedroom at- tached, on the second er atince ote Boome ren room near Broadway. Address Irwi Post ice. Wamcr A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, Ampou, with board, (breakfast, tea and dinncr on daye,) mn ae 2 near the or Wall street a Please address T., box 1,677 N. Y. Post Office, stating location and terms. ed LACK CHANTILLY LACE FLOUNCES FOR DRESSES: and mantillas.—A fresh assortment, at the manu- tacturer’s depot of Brussels and Chant No, 596 Broadway. Also, black veils, from to lars. JCLES ‘the present Fitteen —A PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING A ! (URS. — WILL Liam MOSER, 41 MAIDEN L \NE ANU , 385 Broadway, leave to inform his wholesale and retail customers, that in addition to his establish- went at 41 Maiden lane, where his wholesale business ir ell established, he has opened, at 385 Broadway, an es- tablishment for the sale of the most select manufactured rhe ogee prod mee yroey Sat ~~ tudson’s: ‘ompany’ clty wad Conwtay toate: dal deegar of ofexubt most popular portion of the éi liom, he has extended his busigess eeeey: where the articles must command veil attention—sables, H. B. martens, stone martens, mink martens, and er- mine, of such variety, that cannot fail to attract atten- tion, and every article will be warranted as ase 99 and sold at tair prices. He has selected 385 Broadw the centre of the principal hotels of the eity. MOSER, importer of furs, 41 Maiden lane and 335 Broad- way. ae ae OF FASHION IN. CARD EN’ sraving, 588 Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel. Noty per and cnveloped in great variety, avd marked with the toss care, 8 B.—) for ce Te varied stook of De Larus roadways Best tide, : FANCY ti thyase dete SUBSCRIBER IN’ vites ay to his present unrivaliod OARD IN WILLIAMSBURG.—A GENTLEMAN AND lady, or two or three gentlemen, can obtain board, with large and pleasant rooms, at 105 South Ninth street, five minutes’ walk from two ferries; location quiet and very pleasant, No other boarders taken. }OARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED—BY TWO GENTLE- men = their wives, where there are no other Ts, leasant situation, within three to five minutes wal m either Fulton, Wall or South ferries. Dinner at fair price. Ad- clock. Willing to dreas, with terme, H.C, H., box 1,088 N. Y. Post Office. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, orafew single gentlemen, can be accommodated With good board and pleasant rooms, by applying at 83 State street, between Henry and Clinton, tive minutes 1k from the South and Wall street ferries. )OARD IN BROOKIYN.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with partial board and plea- sant front rooms in a Louse with all the modern improve- ments, where enly a few boarders are taken, and where they can feel perfectly at home. Located within three minutes walk of Hamilton and nine of South ferries. Terns reasonable. Inquire at $0 President street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SECOND STORY FRONT roomn, wnfurnished, for a gentleman and wife; hall Foon adjoining, if required; also, @ room for # single gentleman, Pantries, gas, ke, House within five mi- nutes walk of Fouth and Wall street ferries, 72 State street, corner Henry. Ps OARD WANTED—ANY & RICTLY “PRIVATE RE. gpectable family, odern built house, Willing to accommo gentleman with a laige rooin, or a parlor and belvoom, meta boetd, for the Indy only, will find this a good opportunity, as the appli- cants are gentecl anti retired, seeking a quiet and cem- ble home. and willing to pay liberally if suited, Ad- dress, with particulars, C. M.; Broadway Post Ofice, Inquire at OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN Pleasant genteel location. Private family preferred. Two or three rooms, with closets, on second floor, re- quired. Fall, partial, or without board. Address F. » Brooklyn, stating particulars. References exchonge § AND WIFTY OARD WANTED—AN ENGLISH LADY, Accus- tomed to tuition, wishes to meet with a family where instruction in English, French, or music would be accepted in remuneration for her board. Address ,M. ‘1. Dnion square Post office. \URNISHED ROOMS TO LE—TWO FLOORS, To- gether or in separate rooms. The house has all the modern improvements, Stages pass the door. Private table if des red. Apply at 38 St, Mark's place, QURNIEHED OR UNFURNISHED ®ooMs TO with board, at 168 Hudson street, front o Jobn’s Park. URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LED, teel family who will = TO A SMALL Cro ive reference, a room, be: room and kitchen, comfortably furnished, with cooking stove, &e. Apply at 123 West Twenty-fourth street, near Seventh avenue. Parlor and iwo bedrooma on the second floor, unfurnished, “FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with board and pleasant rooms, at $3 per week; Rou, one or two ladies at $2.25. Inquire during the week &t 25 Sullivan street, corner of Grand. FIN UIT OF ROOMS, COD ‘SISTING OF THE » cond story, can be obtained at No. 12 Neilson pla opt rosite Dr. Preuts att "s chureli, and one door below Fight. The house contains’ all the modern improve- rences exchanged. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with board, ina private family, with the use OF the second floor of the Ouse, 10 Tompkin’s place, Brooklyn. "Reference exchanged, Inquire as above, LARGE ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, SUITABLE for a gentleman and wife, or two single gentlemen; aiso, two ningle rooms can be had, with full or partial board, by applying at No, 2 Leroy place, Bleecker ate {. ‘The hotise is provided with all the modern improve menta, Dinner at 64; o'clock. French and Eagli-h spoken. B shOiccanp A PARLOR AND BEDROOM JUot vacated, om the segon4 floor, front, parlor an Vv bedrooms with elovets aqieasing. o& the Mst Acces aed Tooms for siugle gentlemen, at No. 64 Bast Twenty-third s Boars LET, IN A FRENCH FAMILY IN Brooklyn, within five minutes distance of the South or Wall street ferries, several rooms, with di ined At 6 o'clock. References aks] and required. "Bichas addres, No, 80 State street, Broo! ps SUIT i ata ote? To be) ON THE sf. nd floor, @ ry yf ern The house is brew. Tt ie be ace, and has ‘aud baths fetes 0 in pop mest fashionable part of the 4 inh avenue, 45 East Thirty-f(ch street, near atone front. hs shout. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO GENTLEMEN, OR gentleman avd wife, can find good board in a “asant location, five minutes walk from Fulton ferry, where all the comforts of a home can be enjoyed, and where but few boarders are taken. Apply at iaigh st, OARD AND ROOMS—ON EXTIA EASY TER the new and elegant logan private mas OTT 8 Mil, Th ed tae ym rer pl i A PRIVATE FAMILY.—A GENTI ofa his wife, aad two oF three single pofeetas se accommodated with board ina pleasant focation, by applying to 183 Foray ih atrest, BAR rk LARGER FRowE Row, wrrn PANTRY | attached, can be had at 108 Grand strect, first block west of Broadway. Terms moderate. Location desir- able, Also, an attic room, suitable for one or two persons, OARD.—A SINGLE “GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN board in a private family, occupying a modorn built souse, convenient to cars and stages, and where the comforts of a home may be enjoyed.’ Apply at No. 8 Warren place, Charles street, Roforeaces exelingot. OARD.—ONE GooD SIZED, VERY DESIRABLE From, with plenty of closets, and a bedroom on ame floor; also two other good rooms, at 434 Hudson and 66 Morton streets, suitable for single or married persons. These rooms cannot fail to please at our charges, - OARD.—IWO OR THRER GENTLEMEN CAN BE B accommodated with a handsomely furnished front room, on second floor, for $4 50 & week, at 263 izabeth riree!, second door above Houston, URNISHED ROOMS 70 LET.—TWO O% THREE VERY neatly furni-hed parlors, front and rear, very com- fortable, and pleasantly situated, with or without board, entiemen. Apply at 86 Franklin street, near Tay: F° RN ISHED ROOMS TO LET, iy, JEnsey cr two minutes’ walk from the fei wife or single gentleman who will - ors can bave parlor and bedroom on the first floor, vont ick basement until the first of May, Address 3. office, URNISHED HOUSE 10 LET — BELOW SpRina street, in the vicinity of Hudson sud Canal street tsining in all whout ten rooms, ‘Loeation very dentable for a honrding hot Rent $60 per me ath, Possestion may be had immediatel Anply this day to » RICHARDS, 307 Broadway. HED ROOMS TO LEM, WITH PARTIAL BOARD, to single geatlemen, or one or two gentlemen and wives, without children, may be accommodated board ina respectable family, ina desirable loca- ton in the vicrnity of Broadway and Broome street. 8B. Broadway, =T CLASS ROOMS.—ONE OR Two GENTLEMEN, of high respectability, wisbing elegant rooms, with board, in a private residence, a few doors west of dway, near the Brevoort House, with gas, furnace, ing Feoms and water closets: occupied by'a private famay, where to boarders are taken, may adi divess A. A. B., x 2 Yost Ott G ENTLEMEN DESIRING FUi RNTeHBD ROOMS, WITH- K out board, down town, can be well accommodated ut 12 Jay street. Also, front basement to let, suitable for an office, and lately occupied by a physician, N AISON FRANC. AIRE. —GENTEEL ACCOMMODATIONS al for families ani single gentlemen; rooms well fur- nished; also, a large basement to Iet. Apply at 68 St. Mark’s place. Dinner 53; o'clock, References exchanged. 0, 191 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET_TWO SUITS OF furnished room ‘to Jot. hee entiemon and ladies; fail board for the ladios, E, CONVERS, on the door, ‘EB SINGLE oo peatee ek lend TWO WISHING TO cecury the same room, be accommodated with Pee ot Saale te ‘room, ae vat A) ina strictly private family, eat Tent cil, et wee Bla aud Ninth avenuse OOMS TO LET—IN A PRIVATE F FAMILY, FUR- nished or unfurnished, to single gentlemen, ora gentleman and Indy, with full or partial board. Clothes -e8 rate in each room: water also. Apply at 119 lin street. Only a few boarders taken, ENDID PARLORS AND BEDROOMS—PRO T, ON fret andl third floors, with or without private Uable; houee, splendid Wrown stone; location delighttuls sien, ok lor au bedroom, éront, fora ceuticman and wife « tow ol ame, with ‘sitting room, fa ; Wet kighiseath strvel, Soca hich Seemem AUply At a FURNISUED hout children), ton without a8, beth: IT. JOUN PARK.— “AND GP, JOUN'S PARK—BOARD AND en and their wives (wi or for gentlemen; also broakfast, dinner rooms, ‘Yor genticmen, Tonge of the ti am, snd few boarders,” Apply at 18 Vari ss LET, WITH ROARD—A LARGE FRONT ROOM, suitable for either two or three gontlemen, in « Grst class house, Apply at No. 49 West Twenty-second atreet, between Fifth and ¥ixth avenues. References required. LET—ONE LARGE board, furnished or unfur Apply at 110 Grypd sireet, WITH OR WITHOUT feds ighted with gas. + ADIES: FUR wAnenocss, 03 BROADWAY, BE- ee Amity and Fourth streets. F.: LANDRY has now rT ion an elegant stock of furs, not tituor or bes: galley. Orders strictly foisted at fu articles warrai Prices moderate and to suit all classes. ‘RS. rag ry P. ‘X IN) ESPECTFULL: FORMS THE of eusinecated ees ae way and 15] Ninth street, corner of ‘OVEMBER, D! ve Si. | tear oS Eh ttiry anal AND JANUARY Fa! Cloaks—In clot! on ‘moire borg Ht velvet, No stock ever seen in so rieh and varie © atyl La Slings tn suck gee fate, he colors 2i sing back aa, know! boseht i eit Wn se ig owe ately bought 8 thie yea, vinnagh telat yy tinal el thts is particularly recommended t¢ at and visiter 3, i isa. qhivaatontenne oubeate wores being email, macs ist a ne Buildings, four doors from Browd eet, W. ILL. 1AM Be. MokENZIE, Propetor. HE ENE W YORK Ft FUR COMPANY SAVE NOWO sie ht and ehilaren’s fase. ine our. eck and judge fo- will find it to their aavantage to cal where, Old wo weet altered BERZGG & N. we ralcoe street, Defare purchasing « * cae ost reascuable MAN, Broveway 7» corner of ————— Guieests DIAMONDS—AS CERTAIN UNPRIN / fifled storcheepers are trsing to. patia ef isa imitation of onr California diamonds, wo cation the putt to reracinber that they can be ‘bed at ou edway, we ucing the only manufacturers in the L. & 3. Shon ers FINE Gou. ‘D CALIFORNIA pdt ered 4 Sg . dBi withont gain, Thess pias ona booed ‘3 se RS Nee” iat beet mane at noes #3, 5ACO0S, 407 Broadway, SE: ot Me veo | Broadwa: tien of the Watslig’ ve bis pelos G:amonds, u aera (oma mont elegant iooed =~ TApres, cat CALIFORNIA DIAMOND © AR RAR: Aiamer Sto, really & move benutital articles Aine ri be éy tuner, throes stone aad single. and see JACOBS, importers of diame: bk J. da 6S, importers o mds and watehes, EY NEED NO PRAISE. —WE ONLY INVITE EVE. Fy one to Feces eee SA ladies’ C: Ce diamond luster ich would Seo te od iran c Ate wet stairs, invites the atte: . All 0; or son-porsbasers gratis. ens a diamond 4% Broadway. yO TARGET EXCURSIONISTS —HANDSOW T° causing aCaltthe tonal in i new ‘| ME PRIZES, atyles, furgiaked d at the lowest dist MPSQUINE, LANDE Nyaa UGE, 97 Fulton steed. ATCHES AT LESS THAN Mae sey! a We Ww selling wai fin yy a Fold, watchere GO; gold letern oben, $40; magic. wevches, ‘dimond tt Ne wat ebains very low. ‘© watch can ‘Smanufscburere’ AGOBE. 27 Rrvedeose FORSES, | CARRIAGES, Coe id MPIRE LIVERY | STABL FOURTH $' a FENSine enterigned “Raving ken abe tbo eran: occupied by Veais ae doen getting « kof horses and coaches te dy nat # of coach work, balls Tanerita a Hight sand borses ts let, for centiomen havin: pend upon pas eae me moot the ere Kitt orsea th oe? for in the’ very kind of york tea x as reasonable items ve any ster Table n the city. . A. SNEDIKER. — jvOR SAL =A TIMST RATE COUPER, VERY LITTLE ‘ued, in good order. Apply to T. H. DILKS, 189 Mercer | street. FR, SALE—A DARK BROWN HORSE, 13° HANDS high, six years’ old, warranted sound an kiad in every Tespect; suitable fi ician, express wazon, 0 wee To newton at 213 darwe ac erineie SOR SALE—IWOFA ASHTON ABLE COUPFES, RARLY new, one of which i# adapted for one hor: four seat rochaway, all of whieh will be sold lo: een at the private ‘stables, which are to be let, 175 vate street, between First and avenue AL R SALE—A FINE SORKEL HORSR, On For family use, 15); hands high, 7 years oid, sound and, of great endurance, stylish, fast ent a delightfal driver, will be cold much’ under value, as the owner has no (use for him. Inquire at Club Stibie, 1o Dowoine treet, or me 164 Thoinps'n strost, , Seti THE TROTTING MARE LADY COLL t the Newtown Hotel, Nex tows, Meseroie 3 for Fe SALE—a HI ANDSOME BOBTAIL, GRAY HORSF, wagen and harness. The horse is fifteen hands high? warrant a paxteett sound, andcan trcet # mile ia three minute: we Wagon is new and built to order. Can be seen at the corner of Hicks and Harrison etreete, South Brooklyn. aay Fou. + -_ nw YORK TATREREAL LS, SIXTH ave by ft Ne 21 att Cieldok A Me anten ae inuetlon~nine work erst note itebocipions Ticats. teen horses for road and eond haud wagons om hernesé,, ra consisting of soy sca dreare israech "sel positive. ns ee amo ga eh Mase sae mae Pa Sal - A sc a KEPT, TO Way of th; Frain faroiobed by the fer’ Lit Morris: ply to Moaers. Clark @ Bailey, pro. corner of Broadway and Walden peer ae sie! ORSE WANTED, — WANTED, A DARK GREY EL ier, 1534 or 15% hands high, stout built, sound ind, 5, Bor 7 yenra old, that ean trot in aah ro dress ISAAC AKIN, Pawlings, Dutchess county, N ORSES FOR EALE—A PAIR OF BAY _ about 16 hands high, six years old, long ‘alls gound and kind, and for sale low, for want of use. $360, Inquire at Gould's stable, Seventh cornet of Twenty-recond street, ibegbiprerie ANTED—1REE OR YOUR BREEDING MARES. Apply at 550 Houston street, from 9 to 11 A. M, Witorrsare, Bavooisre, DEALERS IN PATENT sua t. na he ngs aieanae tention—For tale, a horse stylet establishment for any 0 +e catbiboe. Apply to sud Rorress, neatly ew, h: Nop. ke Naot SS Boeken aves UCCESSOR, “To J