The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1855, Page 6

-ANTED—A TION, aS CHALDREN'S NURSE ‘and plain sewer, ae iavefmald end ‘and waiter, gine aay ° ‘Gan Uo coon at ber last place, 82 i dutee | oP » Brooklyn, for two days. "ANTFD—BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION AS ‘vbjeotion to the stay Powe PN prastrense Cal coun! of Ly 108. Se bos Past 10th at, riled floor, back Poem ‘ANTED—A SEAMSTRESS, ONE Eg faa competion peeves understands hair dressing; gue others need Res St Washington square, first ge? A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A as purse and chambermaid; ne Odjection to Call at 201 bay ty front basement, for babes 18 to 4 o'clock "ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A wouns 3 WOMAN, and waiter, or ‘eee “Apply at wen 60 Columbia: ate ae |, for two ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE girl, as cook; is a first rate washer and ironer a geed'bater of trosd: good city reference. Can bo soon for two days at 200 East 13th at. ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE PRO(ESTANT WO- ‘man, @ situation as cook, washer and ironer; the footie ae inte objection to go into the of city country. therine st., for two days. Muinte or baking. ‘ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, A PRO- testant, who iss geod plain cook, washer ant iremer, who is willing to co ber duty, may apply at 39 ‘West 34th st., from 9 to 11 A. M. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION 4S COOK, OR TO DO ral kas im a private fe vaaily, by are apectal girl, with good sity reference. Can de seen for two days at 233 nest 19th "treet. War SITUATION, BY A RES?ECTABLE ‘woman, to do ia cooking, a ant droutne, or or would do'the general housework of o amall city reference. Call at %e Green- avich avenue, in the rear, for two days, -ANTED— A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE Protestant young womad, as chambermaid and waiter, or to take care of children; good ofty vom from her last place. Ca beaten for two da W. 1st at., mear 7th avenue. a! ae and ironer; general trad ATS has mo objection te go yhort distance in the country. Can be seen for two <aye at 111 Weat 29th st., between 6th and 7th avs. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE young woman, to take care of children; ca pone ager useful; good city reference. Saffolk at., first basement. ANTED—A FEW APPRENTICES TO LEARN DRESS- meking at 277 Grand street. Nona but good aowers need apply. ANTED—A SITDATION, AS NURSE, BY A RE. spectable woman, who uaderstanis the caro of small children and is a good plain seamstress. Has the dest city reference from her last piace. No objection to 5 oc to the country for the summer, Please call at 145 veoue, betweem lUth and 11th streets, in the fancy ane 'ANTED—A SITUA NURSE, BY & respectable wo: can give the best of city re- ference. Cull at 214 Istaverue, mear 13th st. Can be seen for two days. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ENGLISH PERSON, & situation as nurse; se perfectly understands the management of children. capacity; would rot object be well recommended. Apply 8th avenue, near 24th st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A STEADY YOUNG woman, a8 nurse and seamstress; can cut and fit for childrem; or as chamberma‘d and seamstress; the beat of city reference can be given from her last em- ployer, Call at 139 Weet Lith'st., for two days, if not OF address A, B., 270 ‘ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, ‘® situation to do general heusework in a small private family, or as chambermaid and plain sewer, or to take ca-e of children; the pest of city reference given. ed at 96 Atlantic st., South Brooklyn, front room, first Ir. yy anpoey A YOUNG PERSON, A SI IN es ceamstress or to ba a travelling 01 to a lady. By calling at 28 Greenwich st, an interview can be had between 9 A. M and2 P. M. A" forage A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUATION TO teivel with s family; has mo objection tota situs. a the country for the summer months, to go te Europe. Five years reference from her last place, Call at 107 West 19th st., corner 8th avenue. ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN, W ‘@ situation as cook and to assist in washing and ironing, er to do general housework of a small private family Geod city reference given from her last place. Can be ren for two days at No. 196 Mulberry street, up staire, rcom No. 2. Tye SITU ation, BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, emall fi to do general housework. No pe ea country. Has good city reference. Ap- ply for two pas at 65 jtopher Ciphs ‘the rear. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE ITS woman, to travel with a family or eid eogege ane saying Beton. housekeeper; wor any! ng not m Beat of ‘ference can Address for the week G. D., 16 Waverley moe Yor Frankia st, ‘ANTED—BY A NEAT, RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT irl, a situation as chambermaid, and to take care of chil , OF a8 waiter, and todo plain sewing. Can be seen at 125 12th st., between bth and 6thaves. No objection to the country. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, AS COOK, BY A YOUNG woman, who perfectly understands her business. Hes mo objection to assist in the washing and froning, or go «@ short distance in the country. Can be well commended from her last place. Apply at No. 9 Wai jeston place, for three days. ANTED—BY A RESPRCTABLE GERMAN GIRL, A eituation as chambermaid, or to take charge of children. Inquiré at 15 Rivington at., between 10 A. M. aad 4P. M. ANTED—BY 4 RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION to do general housework, oraslaundrees. Has BO Objection to go in the country, Please call at 360 7th avenue, for two days. —BY TWO RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT young ladies, situa'ions; one to cook, wash and iron; the other to do general housework, or to take care of children. Haye no ovjection to go & short distance in the country. Please call at 617 Broome st. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A PROTESTANT GER- man young woman, as cook, washer and ironsr; she is willing todo general housework. Apply at 149 Houston at. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A_ RESPECTABLE Scotch girl, to do chamberwork and plain sew- ood embroiderer. Can be seen for two Con 00d city reference, if required. Ploase it 281 T street, top floor, froot room, TED—A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE 4s cook. Has no, objection to do ny private mily. Good cit Piease to call at 119 124! atrest, Setween Sth an 4 6th aven "Wh ost: conseens as 2 BY TWO RESPECTABLE girls, — one as cook, washer aad ironer; ‘the other as chambermaid and waiter. Can be seen in Sales situation, 54 State street, sionisny for wo days. ANTED—A Sool aaa BY A_ RESPECTABLE woman, 28 cook, rt and ironer ina small taaslly,” “Good ity or countey reference if required. Ia- quire for two days im the rear of 89 Madison at. NURSE—A YOUNG, HEALTHY WOMAN Nhe has lort her frst caild, a fow daye alace, an thas a good breast of milk, wishee (0 tees cuits nuree at ber own house, immediately. Reference can be given to a respectable physician. ply to Mrs. Cul- len, 76 Tenth st., Williameburg. Winighteen year A Rig pl Lag a! gon ol tha_present oceupant, a youn: » wit the copleat of 41,000" to lavest in the buliness, “at be smart and honest. Salary $350 per ~~ ‘ of reference required, Address Theodore Van- Broadway, -A SITUATION, IN A MERCANTILE ‘Sy a well educated German, who is abie cifferent Jamguages and understands ° himself generally usefal. Ad- IN A HOTEL, AS POR. reapectable man, of vnderstands differant os L, L., Herald YOUNG ot fancy .emsalves +70 young ought’ up to in the . store caday, the 25th Dey at., between COACHMAN, BY A who perfectly under: sara ei Re YY iy; is or two da oe oa ve at 319 34 avenue, last occupied, by note addres: office, four good plain cooks, who can bate bread, & 0, chambermaiés, waiters, general workers, for city and country. Employers can be suited at the best of help. ee Ort poe stent tevogh tags chara F And capacity would take & situation in country. Plesve call'st, or ‘address Trae Hy 230 vs ot, Botweou $4 and 4th avenues, ANTED—A SITUATION, TO TAKE CARE OF a TY dearefal driver, also a good plain gardener: has no o} ype aed any where; Pe yd be give resaed to J. W. ¢,, box 101 Herald office, will feat with prompt attent on, ‘ANTED—SITUATIONS, BY A MAN AND HG wife, just arrived from Europe: the maa as groot and coschwan; he understands the care of horses pth in ‘ garden and make himself generally usefs ‘to y’s maid and housemaid; eect ape dressmaking that ‘8 branches; or would the aursery. Satisfactory references can objection to town or country. Address [, B., box 188 Herald office. ANTED—A MAN, TO WORK ON A FARM. ONE who understands farming in every reaper can a good situation by applying at the store, ot F ablin atreet, corner of C Chureb, GE a ‘ANTED—A PHYSICIAN OF LITERARY ATT ments, to take charge or assist in the publication of a new medical work; permanent situation is offered to one fully qualified. Address Mecieus, box 120 Herald office. ware IMMEDIATELY—AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH to invest with a painter in tho wire window shade business, now in operation, Address K. K. K, box 179 Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS sorter in a wholesale store; can read and write; is willing to make bimsel/ useful; "would drive 9 horse and cart; bas no obje n to goin tre country. Can be seen watil suited at 93 Sullivan st., corner of Spring. ‘ANTED—BY AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAD ployment, either partial or permanest, as book- keeper, clerk, or ‘salesman. A moderate salary only re- quired. Address J. B., box 160 Herald office. ws TED—AN ENGLISH OR SCOTCHMAN, f0 TAKE care of horses, and make himself useful about a garden, at Jamaica, L. I. Apply at b9Falton st., Brook- lyn, this morning. 7 ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, AS PsRTNER IN ONE of the best daguerrean galleries in Brooklyn, now doing & good business. Any young man having tro: $76 fo $100 cash will find this a rare chance. Inqutre at the Twenty five Cent Picture Gallery, 101 Fulton street, roukly: M- ED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A acy man, who perfectly"urderstands his busi- nes in every respect, and can be highly recommended by his employer, who is leaving for Europe; has no ob- jection to go in the country, nor no imcumbrance what. ever, Please address W. B., coachm: 90 Weat 16th at. for four 8, Tear building, fi first floor. ‘ANTED-FOR A BOY SIX YEARS OLD, BOARD in the country, near New York, at a moderate price, “A respectable family might adopt him. Ho is an intelligent and healthy child, Address C. B,F. ¥., box 145 Herald office, any day this week, JANTED—IN A BROKER'S OFFICE, A BOY thoroughly acquainted with the city, who writes good band. Apply, stating wazes requifed and how to H. BR, Herald ANTED—FIVE AGENTS, TO TRAVEL IN A BUSI- ness that will pay from $8 to $5 per day. Nono but smart active men need apply. For further paiticu- ae BN of W. Jennings 4 Co., 280 Broadway, rooms and 4 ————— ee ANTED—AT NO, 69 SIXTH AVENUE, ONE GOOD meat and pastry ccok for an up. town restaurant; ia office with —WANTED, A CLERK, COMPETENT TO eo take charge of a butter store, Salary $700 per year. Applicants must enclose $1, (to pay ~ Adare: wes and expenses in looking a! ter references). W. P. & Co , Broadway Post Office. 28 BROADWAY, CORNER OF READE—AT MOR- ris & Cobnert’s, can be had ih, Scotch, Englis! German, and Irish help, for hotels and private families; also waiters, porters,coachmen,'gardeners, farmers, at et ‘at this or the branc office, 102 Greeawich street baad the paid trades, or any other mba forage 18. seen for 1@ 68, it 129 Morgan street, Jerse; City. Bernard Hamilton. if ” . (0 MERCHANT TAILORS.—WANTED, BY 4 MIDDLE aged man, s situation as custom eutter; wages not fo much an object as ateady em; ent, Address Tailor, Herald office. ” bisa T CLOTHIERS, &C.—WANTED, BY A MIDDLE AGED steady active man, a situation as cutter. Address » corner of 42d st. and 9th avenue. ‘0 BAKERS.—WANTED, A GOOD MAN, WHO deratands the baxery and cake business, to sup: intend the work of a concern in Brooklyn; recommenda: tions for sobriety and coniuct erally 2 required; good wages given, Inquire at No. 1 Vandewater at, EXCURSIONS. TH OF JULY EXCURSION.—THE STEAMER CITY OF HARTFORD can be chartered for the above Purpose, by applying to SaXTON & SEABURY, 112 South street, New fork. OR THE FISHING BANKS.—THE COMMODIOUS sea steamer SUN, Capt. Wheeler, will make excur- sions to the Fishing Banks on Thursday, Friday and 3un- day, leaving Amos street at 7 o’clock; Spring street, 734; Peck slip at 8; Broome street, 834; and pier No. 3, North river, at 9 o'clock. RAND PIC-NIC_ EXCURSION. — THE SUNDAY School attached to the Fourth Universalist (Rev. Dr, Uhapin’s,) Sociery, will go on their annual excursion th’s Cay, Wednesday, 27th, to West Point, The steamer Masvachusetts bas been chartered with Dodwortn’s fall band. ‘The steamer will eave Broome st , East river, at j o'clock; Spring street, North river, 8 o'clock; Twenty. second st, river, Ex; ‘Tickets 50 cents each—may be had at ‘the Collamore House, Peterson & Hamphrey, 879 Broadway, and of the Sexton of the Church. XCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.—THS steamer GOLDEN GATE, Capt. Anderson, formerly captain of the steamer Leura Knapp, will make # trip evecy day in the week, Sundays excepto leaving Amos stroot at 7 o'clock, Spring street at 734, Peok slip at 3, Broome street at8%4, and pier 3,N, B., at 9 o'clock. A cotillon band will be on’ board. % FISHING BANKS.—THE SEA STEAMER MBER. URY, Captain Richard Yatos, will loave for 2 fish ing banks overs day, touching at Fort Hamilto from the tollowing places senson” sereet o'clock A. M.; D eae wa tris Market, 74M Peoic 14g A Me + Spi ag sta h worth xiv Hives, & rivers ishing ts arid bait farniahed on board. 0 CHARTER EXCURSION; ELEGANT byt HAIGHT, wi board, foot of North Moore ttreet’ or of ALEX. MU y bate HL, 232 West street, between Noth Moore and Beach atreota, MUSICAL, VERY SUPERIOR SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD pianoforte for sale; has double round corners; ab, oon bo lng S Rigtan ions Maoh can seen at No. TTACe, 88001 Somk. between Third and Fourth avensed, Porerilin, © HUMBUG.—A VERY SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PlA- noforte, 7 octave, iron frame, perfect in all res. pects, and warranted; been used three months; ma- ‘her’ ‘price $310; for sale for $210. Uan be seen at 34 Verey street, near the Astor House, irom 9 o'clock till 8, on Tuesday and Wednesoay. 14NO TO Lets BXORLLEY ONE, SEVEN octaves, can on application to L. ¥. Dks- COMBES, 766 Broadway. eh ———————— ys RENT, FOR $3 50 A MONTH—A NEW SEVEN octave extra fixe toned piaro, as the owner is going in the country. Apply, before 11 0’cloc! ‘West Twenty secone street, over the drug store. t 1 am going to ee through er Canada, I jeared to atiend to business of any kind for ort Rood reference. Apply as above. f 2 TTENTION PIANO PURCHASERS !—H ALL’: “ A celestial or double oetave panofortes, Be ee Pianos gro rapidly tak- es: Ist, boom to day, at 262 a0 og ye by all ortificatse wo have of their superwority” 519 Brondway, St, Nicholas Hot TANOS.—THE LARGEST ASSORTMEN@DOF PIANOS in the United States; prices |. thi fe where. Sole nee Wr Oltbert & Co.'s pisos atthe Woodward & without the wo ns, F 's Boston pianos; and the only race Waters’ eslobrated ved pianos, with over ae h pi no Futrantcod ¢ aire r ta) alo Wr Smith's melodeon fumed the equal ad Wennbermesen, Oo WATERS, $03 Broadway. aie % 60 ae © DEPOT, 389 Ye a seca Bere ies sroay eel the paper Nari, delivered in city, or mailed to ogre ia the United States, by ARTHUR Ag R BALE.—WAGONS AND HORSES, APORE ‘wagons, fete ons also second ‘iso, Dublaoa and. grocers ineas and be eold’ uo, Brooklyn. No, 8 and 1 yn. ‘OR SALE—A PAIR OF BLACK MATCH HOR £3, 6 ears old, free from trick and vice; Joes Bookeellera and others who bave mista arzanromense for early supplies, are is beniaes As call upon the pub- pt neers. Can be seen at the stable, 98 Mahets this (eis R SALE—AT WOOD & CONKLIN’S LIVERY stables, 84 Second avenue, corner of Fifth street, a ry fine bay and harness, Will be s further use for the same. Pay het goer PaIR OF BAY TWIN MARES, VERY tched, six years old, sound and kind. , 26 Cherry street, where stock of horses and carriages cheap, as the owner nas no of the hsppiest manner. A copy will be are ‘io any Union, tay on receipt of” "the price. oe DAViS, ae pen be found to let om the mont reasonable terms, 'OR SALK—A SORREL HORSE, 56 YEAR3 OLD, GOT ported Trustee, out of a Morgan mare, 16 bands bigb, and a very pete driver; is perfectly sound and bind in every respect; would make a oe match acpboree; bids fair pled be Bag jew of” form and style of acti horse in New York. Can be coen lenat ly’ ig 10 the fore. man of the Sixth avenue railroad atables, corner of Sixth avenue and Forty-third street, R SALE—A LIGHT LEATHER 10P WAGON, in superior order—price $70. A Morgan horse, feat ard gentle—$200, Also, ® harness cheap. Apply at No. 157 South etreet. Se ee tn ee ee OR SALE—A SUPERB CARRIAGE HORSE, 16% hands igh, bright bay, atria and free No. 3 roy Eat Thirteenth street, OR SALR—A SHIFTING TOP BUGGY WAGON will be sola cheap, as the owner has no use for it, Can te sesn by applying at $90 Houston street. OR SALE, SORREL HORSE.—A GOOD TRAVELLER, gentle and kind, with harness and wagon, whioa con be used with one or two seats, covered—altogether making a geateel turnout fora family, Has been kept expressly for that use the last year. corner of Grand and Mercer streets. MAN, 101 Nassau street, up stairs. ‘OR SALE—A YOUNG BLOOD BAY HORSE, SEVEN sixteem hands high, soand and kind ia ‘ould bee valuable horse for a doctor or Will stand without tying, and is perfectly gentle. Inquire at 128 Leroy strest. FPR, BALEA YOUNG BAY HORSE, RAISED IN Duchess county, sixteen hance great natural sre he at 1s. per yard. AT. ‘Will be sold low toan GEO MUKRAY’S stabi Can be seen at b; he possesses half brother to the trotting expected to see such a day as this.’ £8} all wool Ingrain carpets for 8a. 64. po: is doing it every day at at his new entbiichment, 304 Hud- son street, near Clarkson. MPORTANT TO THE LADIES.—TUSCAN AND LAWN xR ‘SALE, CHEAP—A. FAST TROTTING sixteen hands high; sound and kind; can be seen at Oakley’s livery stable, corner of Livingston and Boerum streets, Brook); n. R SALE CHEAP—A NEW FOUR SEAT ROCKA- way, suitable for one or two horses. arse D HAND CARRIAGES—CONSISTING OF COACH- rockaways, buggies, &c., for sale cheap at emporium, 650, Broadway. Also, a large ‘assortment of new of every description, ECOND HAND CARRIAGES FOR SALE,—ONE FOUR seat rockaway, two top buggies, two without to, 24 all in good order, at 1! carriage fact Third avenue, near Forty-seventh street. UMMER CARRIAGE FOR SALE —A SECOND HAND it Bret, perfect order, will lo pepe saddle home. fae. Apply at FLYNN stables, yew £ORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 217, 1855, N SaTURDAY poe raid Seg! The sew aoe ee ee ae ‘OR “THE ee eee CHURCH OF SOCIETY. Will be ready on Satarday, Jane 30, eh }, 18 Arn street. = Ls READY ons THE com 1st 0 OF Pathe at abs q Cac Van Hinge from a itt. SL re ee eile dimettle eeer mie interest, a—the if ied te pics brought upon the so Soutb Fourth street, Phila DRY GOODS, &C. 4. BROADWAY— EMBROIDERIES FROM AUCTION at about half price. 150 ladies’ ntly em- broidered mourn! sees) $7 50 each; 50 doz. ladies’ new style pocket dkerchiefs at $1 62 each. The above pare ors entirely new in this market. MADDEN & bit way, second door above Bleecker NOTHER LOT OF FRENCH ee AND ora die muslins, from auction, at 1s. 6d. per yard 5 causes Portemouth lawns, new re and fast rig TEWART & OO., Broadway, Chambers & Reade sts. ULPIN’S MANTILLAS, MANTILLAS SELLING OFF, FROM 40 to 50 per cent below regular prices. ‘The entire stock must posltively be cleared out BEFORE THE 15TH OF JULY, in consequence of EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS, 78 will cauce @ partial and ety closing of the mt Pwutiful black silk mantillas at $4 and $6 each, and all the RICHER GOODS PROPORTIONATELY LOW. GEORGE BULPIN, Paris Mantilla Emporium, 361 Broad (MBROIDERIFS SURPRISINGLY CHEAP.—COLLARS in Swiss and jaconst muslin at all prices. Hand- kerchiefs at 86., worth 20s. Sleeves and bands of various hinds. Laces at very low prices. Black lace mitts chesper thanever. Hosiery and gloves—a large assort- ment. LE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, No. 60 Canal street, four doors from Broadway. I CONFESS, SAID CROMWELL, TO HiS FIRST PAR- Lament, ia the Paintec Chamber, ie! om Inever And so LANDON be never expected to see a day when he could sell ir yard, and yet he hats; also a splendid stock of millinery and straw gootn, at C. Bell & Co.'s millinery and pattern store, o. 3 Catherine street. Lawn hats, 10s, and 12s.; silk $3, crape $3 50. ‘OTICE —EMBROIDERED MUSLIN3 AND BANDS TO match, just received, with a large assortment of ds separate, very low. Also, collars and cuffs, and collars and sleeves, in new patterns. The Brussels point sete at $9 sold, we would call the attention of ladies to those at $11 ‘and ais 50. MILLER & GRANT, 371 Broadway. Brrs, SILK he tay ype | HAND toe MaA- thread Maco San kms GO ya Biack ana’ Bae ene ee ak sue eee depot, 343 Brosdway. ___ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. WANTED, TO PURCHASE, FOR hendsen rt it ladies’ dress Sate tah, trom three to four thousand ng atari dresses, 40. ; also, parity | of desirable at; Hove iraing collars and sleeves, chemissttes, capes, “Ao, ob 118 Bleoe cee street, third block’ ans of Broadway. $4.000. dollars worth of tailor’s goods. realise on such goods at a very low rate, will be by ee vhrough ont Post Office, C. C. Colan. tions confident WIDOW ge otk = TO HIRE A FURNISHED of the rent will Lapeer in ae with wil ogg taking a f Tika pisuge of tes ely MT. Lo, Defer med TABLING WANTED—FOR A je Mod eye} rockaway and light wagon.—A te brick, well Relea An horses are t pes Brooklyn, Ad- Leg ‘box 1,089 New Fort Pont on : beige WANTED—FOR A SMALL FAMILY OF within ten minutes’ walk of the Preference would be given to a family wing @ permanent lease. Satis- factory reference will be givei Walter, Brooklyn Post Office, with par! 0 PERFUMERY MANUFACTURERS.—WANTED TO purchase, at a low price, the atock of ko cash i cassoaseetty © Tantill rr Ritaeed with real Tabla 07 ee of tcimming, Will be sold at much less than the rey 10 RENT—FOR TWO YEARS, WITH THE privilege of of = at the éxpiration of said time, a place in the Brooklyn or New York; said place to cme ag <ight to ten acres of good lan: with dwelling and necessary outhou ie would occupy either this Rent eet to exceed $: Herald se. If termes are or not laver than ANTED—UNTIL THE FIRST OF MAY NEXT, with the privilege of a tease for Pe — na years, ata yearly rent not to exceed $650, od nee free from oll nuisances, situation west of Fourth avenue, between Jand Thirty-fourth streets. setae terms, location, &c., T. H. Lane, 76 Beaver at. go able ee small Address by letter, ANIED—FROM FIVE TO TEN ACRES OF GOOD land, with a cottsge or otherwice, within half a mile ot Long Island Zound, on m Bye Neck, or between Gien Cove and White Stone. ce to dispose of may aaireen cf box 198 Herald office, ANTED—TO PURCHASE, ASMALL, NICELY FIN- ished two or three story house (to cost from $3,000 to $5,000, $2,000 to be paid, the balance to re- main for three years), not above Thirtieth street, in New York, or ged fifteen minutes walk of the Fulton Frege Address J. MEAD, Her- ing location and descrip- ty having such a description, terms, or Foon ferries colle of property. ANTED—IHE WHOLE OF A SMALL, OR A PART ‘of afurnished house, suitable for a family of three i ee not to exceed $25 per month. Ad. ~~ TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE, FOR | ‘ALBANY.—PASSAGE, % gl cente; state rooms, 50 Captain "Hancox, leaves North side, Pd every Ame Thursday and Sunday, Oma FARE binson street oo at 6P, M., arriving by 4 (OR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, &C. RISTOPHER will leave the foot on Tuesday, June 26, at 113 o'clock, on th, at 12 noon; on A. M.; om Friday, 20th, at 7A. M., and on’ Se Sth, at 334 o'clock P. M; day atan early hour in the evening. gerne JAMES CI ‘hureday, ge at 6 returning to the pigs each (OR CONEY ISLAND AND FORT HAMILTON —THE steamer Norwalk leaves New York as follows :— foot of Amor street at 034 A. M., sat Rr and 31¢ pier foot of Spring street, 93¢ ‘A. M. pier No 8 North river! at 10 A, M., pe 4PM ‘Coney Island, last trip, at £ 0% P.M Fare to Uo! ‘ort ilton and back to New York, 26 No half price for children. EGULAR DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY, Pt aba S West Point, Newburg, Par judeon.—The steamer untRoto Captain J. Poliemus, will commence her iene. tri from New York to Albamy om Wodnesday, June leaving Jay street pier, second pier street, every Monday, ae, and Friday, at 7 4 will teave Albany every Tues- tor, ‘Thursday and Betcrday For further particulars inquire at 102 West street, near Jay. F%, NEW Lhe ivome tf Soya! oh md Ba) cauie. Eat rivor —Fare one doll LAR, Captain John a Bors, y and § seeviay + 7 ral 8 morning, at 10 ¢'olook. Catskill and Bt above Chambers epee an rides RT HAMILTON, ¥PORT loaves by at RESS CAPS.—MRS. A. 7. JAMES, FORM Newman's, 105 Broadway, hes no ROM AUCTION—1 FRENCH EMBROIDERED les at $12 50 each; 2.000 eambric Cah Spee rman the (00 Sin rig bade, at all iprioon, trom 0-00 80° cambric bunds, st ai Late STEWART, 618 Broadway, tire doors’ above ker s! ‘ANTILLAS! MANTILLAS! REDUCTION Ix PRIOES. No. 58 Canal street, take pipiye4 of stook, em ‘made a liberal reduo- of his His styles this season vo any sore to be found in ie city. 2 pare met pi Prevent an sooumulat ok om hand oonsloting of real guipare and d crantitle ‘The sto: lace, ri H toga t aesortmont ot his own Semeineveest a stook of Sere moire ‘antique and lace an the most deal: These mantillas have all been mado under his Rant imme- diate tion, and from his well known facilities in pro- ouring the latest Parisian novoltios, he oan offers really Rew and elegant style, at his Teduced. prices, ee, he cheap as heuses ine ade are selling their old stook, ani solleite on Tnepeeticn, —_ ladies may ee that the reduc: Prices is real, not imaginary, tion in E OFFER FOR SALE A FINE STOCK OF MAHOGA- ny, Oak and rosewood billiard tables, with our newly invented cushions, balls, cues, cloths and French cue leathers, at the lowest cash price GRIFFITH & DECKER, biltlard table maxers, 90 Ann street, MISCELLANEOUS. v4 0 00 ) spol oh lig oy a AND PINE cheese, for sal Rb'& GILBERT, 207 Washington atrect. RYAN’S CARBONATED KALI—FOR PRODUCING A delicious summer beverage, commands a very large sale wherever introduced. In bottles, prive 26 cents. For sale, wholesale, at 139 Maiden , Up stairs. Agents wanted in ali the principal ee oe and towas, EGLESLON, TTENTION!—M. D. CAMERON WILL , to any address, for the eum of $1 and a Jetter stamp, enclosed in a prepsid letter, instructions, which will enable you to make with ease, be at ii menze faving to Engen bes ‘the follo indispensable toilet articles :—His eau > bos iquette, fer senting handkerchiefs and gloves; his Is bellewhite, for beautifying and improving the complexion his dea- ee r cleanting the teeth and sweetenii ‘the breath; is unrivalled capatherion, for restoring the hair and preventing baliness; kis improved esrence of Tyre, which will instantly dye red or grey a beaatifui black; apd his invaluable cosmal ay Bend removing freckles = 4 pimples from the skin. All these sateen pas Keown the trade to be of unfailing efficacy. Nin A keg Hed on with entire Log gerten as ’ never disappoint ; ai family’ of Frace for a a 9 bat inte yal ly Baarantgg thin ig F0- crlpte and Io! ‘rue give wae nighest satisfac von, erabling the ran ee to make for, from 9c. te léc., articles which would cost from 4+. to 10s. in the sbopa. Address MAURICE L. CAMERON, Post Office, N.Y. EVER DESPAIR.—NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM can Pa Onn oured by the Annihilator, dis- covered by Dr. CH. KS, 486 Broadway, where it ts for sale, It is the only remedy known to cure these affito- ‘tions, of whi ed no (gratis) will be sent by mail and best of reference given. yg THE LADILS —MIS3 SHEPPARD INFORMS THE ladies of New York and vicinity that she is atili to be found at 69 West Nineteenth street, near Sixth San iacaen ry! Titty naar Leeann in pe where the a, ‘off or becomi were the remedies can be whet Bedapincsda hae Scents ats tatty 1 CANAL STREET.—W. &. H. VAN NOTES HAVE & large assortment of the latest patterns of mantel grates, kitchen ranges, summer ranges and stoves for sale, on reasonable terms. Jewellers and brase founders’ furnaces built andrepaired. Grates aad ranges set and repaired. Aneces honey @ Williamsburg, 3 COMPANT— FACTORY, ry tor door py? ay: sky- deo) rom c r8 left a thot ahee, “an ‘Broadway, ‘or with Whole to al Bent, JH PLATT, 79 Murray street, Le Bayo f INGERSOLL’ loasure boats gf ALARMI—T0 aocnBeeh sat 907 STORE- uy tate arog we order, . xo Dr. OL BOARDING AND LODGING. SN ae ANTLY Risse shoce Outen trtain betedar avenue, conveniently located for cars or Ae, ta some pte famlly, restate some ; mol P., Herald ice, OARD WANTFD—BY A YOUNG B private family, where she can have Hons escovstie frie wil'Be paid dn & reaeopal B., Herald office, locality ta) q 1455 ite, and of anny acco to the city. attic room, suitable fc o lor a board. House first conveniently iocat aetna en | ete alee, ee —— a iva * MADISON pel igre egg yr and two bedrooms, with bathing room in this clty di drese No, 4 Wall street, room No. 5, eummer , hat = (te sl ox bests pn tatty tbe 4 pe: eee MARD Ww bt cri bape yn rtgda A Wall street stages pass the door, a mnapeceanl Zn or Ry £05 5 Wanner, PLACE, THIRD DOOR WEST OF = Cesirable rooms can OARD Af STATEN ISLAND WASTED—| tleman and bad, with board, gentlemen and their wives or sin- fie gestemen, Torte nN pg of the most yeni Ee ety = me dee at gt ye fo ‘Address, 9 PRINCE STREET, WEST OF AND NEAR BROAD- | particulars, C. W. H., Herald o<ice, x my Pi handsor furnished parlor bedroom, floor, suitable for a gentleman aad wife, or Lye ol .—GOOD BOARD, PI nee itlemen. House contaics baths and gas. Lo desirable Jeonhion. and cotaforteble m pleareat. Fine garden in the rear. five minutes’ walk of Fulton or Wall street vt 665 Hi street, Brooklyn. LISPENARD STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—A | D2 St*6 Henry ay large and handsomely furnished room on the first OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—ONLY floor to let to one or two gentlemen, without board. mer’s houre, for three or four e Terms moderate. Near the water preferred. From $3 Address AMERICA, Herald office for one EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN IRVING | location, &c. place and Fourth avenue. Desirable board may be obtaived on secon¢ and third floors. Suits of rooms OUNTRY BOARD.—A FEW BOARDERS for Southerners, who will find this a healthy location. ecmmofated, in a Paras fawily be Fo Also convenient to stages and railroad care. , hyown as the Powell Place, ————— ee LOR sil, with ity of shade tress, e NINTH STREET.—SOUTHERNERS WITH THEIR | two minutes’ walk from the depot, Inq) families, can ly well furnished rooms, delightfully situated, for the au mer season, in a oe noe with all ti tn modern im- Oldie APARTMENTS.—A_ GEN’ provements. Apply as above. hte wife, or two or three single gent mises, aqoommedat with furnisbed apartm: 9 a ccs 8 , ONE BLOOK FROM THE | vate family in « very desirable location in Bowery.—Two or thfee young men can be accom- | lyn, i the Fulton and Greenwood line wmodated with board and pleasant room, on the ee- ? Breaktsst furnished! cond floor, at $3 and $3 pig ek; also, a gentleman aoe at 22) Court t street, South Brooklyn. and his ; mo aign on the door. URNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.—FO! 9 BOND == NEAR BROADWAY.—A FEW PLEA- furnished rooms to let, rossonad! sant rooms to let, with permavent or transient \tlemen, or to a party of gentlemen, wi board. Strangers Visiting the city will find this # most ial board, in a genteel fimily, in Cham desirable opportunity. short distance west of Broadway. AD’ —— B. W. RICHARDS, 307 8 ‘A. FINE ROOM ON THE FIRST FLOOR, FOR ONE cr two American or German gentlemen, with or ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM3 without board, in # small tel house, References the second and third floors, in su exchanged. Please call at He Grand etreet, one block | rately, to families or single gentlemen, at Ne ‘west of Broadway. tieth etreet, between Broadway and Fourth LADY DESIRES TO LEf TO A GENTLEMAN, WITH- OBOKEN.—A SUIT OR ROOMS, WiTH L: out board, a furnished parlor, with or without = tries, on the second floor, can be had, becreom. For particulars, address Emily, Broadway | tial board. None but parties of the higho: Post Offices bilty need apply, No. 15 Hudson terrace, FEW SELECT ROARDER3 MAY OBTAIN ROOMS, EAT FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—' furnished or unfurnished, with or without board, mer and their wives, and a few le with a private family, in a new brown stone house, con- | at No. 1 West Broadway place, north of taining all the ern improvements. References ex- changed. Apply at 144 Bast Thirteenth street, between 0. 78, LAWRENCE STREET, BROOK Second and avenues, sing’ gentlemen, or a gentleman an AE SEE a VE OA) beget accommodated with partiah HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR ahs family, where there is soci without board, together or separate, ina ay claas oh Terms moderate. Apply as abo house, with every convenience of # ie) closet 48, bathe er Apply at 31 Clinton place, Kighih atceet.— 0. 319 FOURTH STREET.—TWO FAM Frencl 1d one American, keeping LADY AND GENTLEMAN MAY fe ALARGE | furnished house, with all the modern imp and handsomely furnished back parlor, with the | offer to let, with or without board, to reapect ‘use of front Leen in pisioe d deg ily, where no | men or families, the whole cecond floor, aud iireedi ames mens cient ey, only; third floor; also, rooms for single gentiemen, tion neat cholas E dares Leroy Broadway Post office. - NE OR TWO GENELEMEN CAN BE ACCO! SSS eS Saya? with pleasant rooms and partial board, LADY CAN HAVE 4 FORNISHED ROOM, WIL'H | street, between Fizat and Second avenues. or without board, in a small family, at 55 Watts street, two doors from the corner of Canal and Hudson. ARTIAL BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—FIVE OOOO walk from Fulton ferry, in the best Bar| A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR A FEW SIN- ba ph Two i can be s:commoda: le gentlemen, can be accommodated with board at bedrooms, with breakfi Apply to Mr. 63 Em street. book publisher” 117 Falton street, up stairs LADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMO- TATEN ISLAND—BOARD—IN A wd bess dated ina private family with s handsomely far- without children; gentlemen or gentlem: ished room on the first floor, with full board for the | wives. cam be ascor wate with handsome ro] lady. Gas and baths in the house, and only afew | manding a view of the bay, ged boarders taken. Terms will be moderate. Or a Miiberal aferry. Apply to Mr. rs W, 70 arrangement will be made with any mae viling £0 sdvance $100. Adcress A. B., Hera office, wo days. FUBNISHED ROOMS, WITH BED tached, to aoe) to FRR ns od Ea German family. in Bro ive minutes FURNIS A tea if desired, Ake 212 Rope y street, Brooklyn. Terms ; thout board. one door from from White. LET_TO A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wit FAMILY WISHING TO KOONOMISE FOR TE two single gentlemen, an elegantly furan) es or a Southern family, can havea sult of | lor, with or without board. Inquire ee br Var jor_unfursis! wopairing tele own bags or a. in « private house between Worse A bala aa BC, . man, roaskats® Address W Ley Herald offen, 72 en? TO LET—TO A SINGLE GEN- Inquire at 85 Elm street, ith and 6th avenues; the house elegant. Reference ex- a Address immediately M. W, Union square ice STRERT, OPPOSITE DEF) OARD —A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM ON THE 157 free Rboveleat ease replete second floor, and back room on the third floor, to feta naphtha 2 i et sin. The fami Tolng sraail, dectre to take afew | 22 a specior ene py ae Hine Foon, We as in. afew foardery te mate ote plettat ‘The comforts of a BG Urveestresh eae Blokes, Oe") Best of reference given. In- A ayaa onnetn can ie Saou) home ma: in quire at at Tol bast’ Bx East Droadway, mind, nd, withen\ paying any money OARD.—A VERY LARGE FURNISHED ROOM, AL- tetany is 4 ont DD no single room, to let, with, board, in's peivrto | Weald Vang ereopt u eomfortavle tatte itleman and his wife 3 Semecempe Ra .) letter Soa Staten ‘rte ‘Name tea addce of spots, COPARTNERSHIP sora $1,000 TO $2,000 —PARTNER 0! wanted —I will give pegerity, anc Pays obbent — ener: OF PUTNAM Kyrie ) Opposite West Point, at a pleasant farm nae We ‘or particulars apply at 1,028 Brdadway. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HI3 WIFE, OR TWO | Saty to 8 young man loaning mo olther of le gentlemen, can. obtain s pleasant room oa also, 8 man with $3,000 can have half of a pene floor, ala back parlor on the first floor, | jet will nay 2 per cent. Apply immediat Broadway, Fron 8. with or without board, at 224 Greene street, on reasona- . bie terms. Gas and bath in the house. References re- quired, Bowe al Ny de AND THEIR ¥. the Mcalbeaeyh g00d aad very comforts. Baving. been hought eat by said partments; also pleasant single rooms, for gentle. wen, by applying at No. 8 8 Breacway, the large white Notice ie aco iron thatthe businont ae 2 HOS. W. HIGG ARMSTR' bi OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—A LARGE PLEA- | _New York, June 25,1855, 0. W. sant furnished room, with small room adjoining, WANTED—A MAN CAPABAE } ‘il bo let together ox saparataly to 9 ntlemen and plsining lary ov on taveeot Insepvas es Scoaveniont to care sad Inquire way, room 1} oe at No 109 West Twenty sevonth street, a few doors ee a a from Eighth avenue. ARTNER WANTED—IN A SPLENDID TRA‘ BROO! GENILEMEN AND THEI! norams; business can be extended mo bed LYN — OED R | United States and Canada; 20 mercantile, s Fb nns ee few single nee eeteam, can Sas: compare with it. Expenses very light, pro ee 68 Hind eet gen ears oan y spp! without fail. Aadreas Portage, Herala oie diately. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE GENTLE- (0 PRINTERS.—A PARTNER WANTED, IN men, or gentlemen and their wives, can be ome I per and job printing office, 1 extlis modes ted with transient or permanent hoard, with ¥ iderabie fable village in Comoectic ot nished or unfarp: Tooms on second or other floor: ee slso one oF twoyoung ladies. House new, with all the red, The whole may be had if p improvements of the age. Best of references given sad chance i affords Address Newapaper, pe + , 2 pe tiapewerster ba Hepes ee pilot ‘ANTED—A PARTNER, WITH 4 CASH ¢ ‘ of ia bey Ag crepe ap ia en usiners al ready ental ve which wi ya) Weebl aie A GENTLEMAN AND HI} profit. Address Industry, Herald office, tat jwo single gentlemen, can be accommodated an interview be had; when all with a pleasant room and bedroom, by spplying at 72 tion will be mir iP er Deckaaey State etreet, corner of Henry, between South and Mon- z Lind tague ferries. References required. Bw IN BROOKLYN, heed THE SOUTH AND J Wallstreet ertin tlemen, destrous of genteal cfghborhood, 2 |} Apply this day to HARRISON & CO., 996 Bro sant rove, atbrhot op yea ke, af $1 reranre y- YANTED—A PARENER IN AN OLD ESTABM OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- meh dhveapesbaren catericisice sole” Boome, any geen aly, in aoe of the No finest focetions: ta ald offce, statics marae appl ing 14 6 clinton are, edyoen the oe io ferries. Also one hall bedroom ee ——— EXTRA PAY. 500 1 LAND WARRANTS WANTED —Or id Florida wars, and the war of table private family. House rod genre Heights, within five minutes! ike Fulton street ferries. First class references. Address A. B., box 3,068 Pont Office. CARD IN BROOKLYN, IN THE VIOINIEY OF DR. sty er, Bienes nt nA tamaly with rete Shorts oard on bale widens, me a fora ki can io an House costing gaa, sane oe P. T, BETTS, 66 Wall ctreet, No oh! minutes’ walk from Falton ferry. OARD IN THE COUNFRY.—FOUR OR FIVE YOUNG. men, or two gentiemen and their wives, oan be a0- commodated with board in a farm house, one hour’s erated ee cnwarce iJ an i. Relirenca will be P el uatil the rant id a SHUFELDT, ‘Re. a Nassau required, Apply, by + to box te a = 1,061 Post Office. Al TS BOUGHT, SOLD. A! LOC OARDING—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMES CAN BE rt fi Broke ni nec cos IT) sccommodated with asant treet, under the Pcople’s B: Lotters aad ord board in » private family. yy at 04 Aaaity & ae Artal | Uhecctntey promptly answered, —<—<—$—$$$—$$$< = OARDING.—T0 LET ON MODERATE, TERMS, BE ATHERS, Benkery, 76 Wall erect, | AP LOR! sot Sangre Ho wm Ab sme avy, BOUNTY LAND AND “EXTRA PAY" 01 story front reem, or with board. Nextea pay’ fo Looation 27 North Moove, N wars slags 700 tbelt widows and horse , being near St. John’s Park, snd very Sutra ane rime radon; ln (wo vein rooms. Bath in the house. cecaimereattin of doconsed U, 8, ead see celleteed and ofl hinds o cat att att of sues ve, Toit sia will Hing on RDWAR ail Parser VU. $, Navy, & Wau EE HANDSOME PoINtEe warranted thorough bred. Taquice at 96 Brooklyn, ia the liquor stare