The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1855, Page 6

consisting of A le watches, diamond ra qdint oor are ) A UCTION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER, BY Bell & day, st 1034 o'clock, in the & good lot of furniture; all the paint end Axtures‘in the store. The balance of segars, and numerous sofas, sofe beds, &e., to make room. Satur- day—will ‘be continued the sale of the valuable stock of assorted dry goods. By order of assignee. SUR Us thal taped i a ante a StS UDOTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY a , to-morrow, at 103, o'clock, al a rooms, corner of Frankfort and William sale of a large and extensive assort- and F arid furniture, softs, chairs, ureeus, ta, y, Carpets, loth, Fine bedst , mat- » and kitchen furniture, refrigerators, Btoves, &c., &c. _——— ' UCTION NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEFR, BY 8. —This day, at 10 o'clock precisely, at 64 reenwich atreet, bak and household furniture, ba- ker's fixtures and utensils, oven, kitchen range, stoves, les, chairs, bedsteads, beds and bedding, bar pictures, tumblers, decanters, &e., &e. Bh . UCTION NOTICE.—WM. B. JONES, AUCTIONEER. virtue of a chattel mortgage I will sell this ay, at 11 A. M., at store 145 Canal street, tho following , Vig.:—-Four bedsteads, three feather beds, eight pillows, &c., &. AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, Attorney for Mortgage. at a on Fri ant Srelock, at ls specious salon room, 00: gechiantad bedsteads, , Tosewood wardrobes, inlaid ta- bles and ‘writing desks, tete-a-tetes, paintings and mir- rors, lounges, #1 cribs, extension clocks, chairs, piano, invalid easy chair; Detdig; alse large invoice of chelrs for sipping, ais, ; a woice of chairs for sl ; peting; oho, ipping; also, oe | ER ee ONSTABLE’S SALE OF FINE GOLD DUPLEX WATCH and diamonds.. E il —E. E. AARON this day, at ibe 10 o'clock, at the sales rooms, I 67 Nagsau le stone diamond breast pin, 1 do. cwith 18 ine n face duplex fine gold watch. By order of CHAS F. WATTS, Constable. D. NASH, AUCTIONEER—STORE, 310 BROAD- @ Way.—Mortgage sale of omnibuses, harness, &c., on Thursday, August 21, 1855, at 12 M., at Sixty-ninth street and way, consisting of 5 omnibuses, 5 sets double harness, one large feed wagon, and also all the right, title and interest of Anthony Lambrecht of, in and to.5 omntbuses, 5 sets double harness, ‘one ta see ‘wagon. subject mortgage. . FuNGTON, Attorney for mortgagee. SN INING SALOON AND FURNITURE—SATURDAY, Aug. 18, et balf-past ten o'clock, at No. 80 West treet, corner of Carlisle, beds, bedding, kitchen utensils, cooking ranges, chairs, tables, crockery, knives, forks, ®poons, bar fixtures; oyster bar, brandies, liquors, segars, water and gas pipes. W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 67 Tey atreet, corner of Greenwich, t &, HOUGH, AUCTIONEER.—IMPORTANT SALE 'e of substantial and elegant solid rosewood, maho- any, walaut and maple furniture, will take place with, Out any postponement. to-morrow, (Saturday), Aug. 11: St halt-past 10 o'clock, from the large five story residence ‘79 Warren atreet, near College place; pianoforte, pier giaases, English carpeting, oil pai for a) bookcase, ele- gant solid rosewood suits of fashionable make, sump- tuoualy carved, ape eS vered easy, reception and other chairs, in elegant styles th; large all epring invalid chairs, massive and costly rosewood revolving front secretary bookcase, mag- mificent double action rosewood ra. of seven oc- taves, clegantly carved, peari inlaid plate, and for quality nd Volume of tone is, unsurpassed by any ated) ; number of rosewood centre and other tables, all with marble tops, various kinds and tastefully carved. Also, a few choice oll paintings, by diferent artists; fruit piece fora mantle, by Street;'West Point, by Lacroix; Crow Nest, by the same; Chateau of Charles X., by Kenny; Sylvan Bunset, by Hardwick; ancient piece, author un- knows, and others; elegant pier and oval mirrors, in heavy gold frames; rich and heavy lace curtains, ele- - —— dinner on pailver spoons, cast RO ia acts, forks, tee services cut ‘tera, cases, Also, in chamber, - Mba costes fosoreet Dedsteads, with ~~ glass bureaus, wasbstands, commodes, pty wardrobes, fine hair mattresses, counter. Seedy ‘Duresus, sofas, bedsteads, linen, &c. connneeigh tt iter nage eivegeerentnmetiameraeliadh OOLTON, AUCTIONEKR.—IMPORTANT SALE OF e it housebold furniture, ey oilcloths, TON will sell action French poy mirrors, &c., ‘ke.—F. CO this day, Aug. 17, at 103 o’clock,at th Beekman atreet, second story, nd general assort- ment of new and second-hand furniture, of every descrip. tion, comprising rosewood and mahogany parlor suits, in satin, brocatelle, and hair cloth; rosewood and mah marble top dressing bureaus, oe oreo rosewood an mahogany spring seat chairs, Voltaire and easy chairs, mahogany rockers, sofas and’ sofa beds, lounges, and lounge beds; black walnut and oak extcnsion tables, mahogany French bedatcads, -co bedsteads, hair mattresses and: palliasses; rosewood and mahogany cen- tre, side and card tables; book racks, music stands, fancy tables, work tables, rosewood and oak bookcases and pecretarios; cottage and chamber suites; common bu- reaus, maple cane seat chairs, rosewood and mahogany marble top washstanda, carpets, oilcloths, French plate mirrors, &e.; tete-a-tetes, solar lamps, eight day clocks, il paintings, &. Also, a large lot of second-hand furni- ture from a family who are removing. Sale peremptory, and goods must be removed immediately after the sale. auctioneer, will sell this morning, at 10% o'clock, a rge quantity of ink, in various sized bottles, of superior celebrated makers, giving private purchasers a chance; also, same time, Havana segars, in boxes of 100, &c.; also, second band desks, tables, stools. After furniture, by cata- loge, 81 Nassau street, rosewood parlor furniture, cover- ed satin brocatel, black walnut and mahogany; also, oak extension dining tables, oval mirrors, oil paintings, ward- robes, dress bureaus and wash stands, marble tops; tete- ‘a-tetes, divans, rocking and easy chairs, spring, &c.; haic Bis SALE.—AUCTION NOTICE.—TUNIS MORRELL, EORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—PEREMPTORY SALE of furniture, &c., this day, at 1014 o'clock, at ry 904 Broadway. In consequence of removal to ‘117 Nassau street, the entire collection of rosewood, ma- bogany, walact and oak furniture contained in the above Balearooms will be sold without reserve, consisting in part of elegant parlor suite of rosewood and mahogany, in rich and fashionable erreringy marble top, centre, eide and sofa tables, secretaire and library bookcases, ex- tension dining tables, sofas, tete-a-tetes, lounges, arm and easy chairs, apring seat parlor chairs, rosewood and ma- hogany bedsteads, mat top bureaus and washstanis, ha. stands, wardrobes, office and counting house desks, hair mattresses, &e. ' Also, glass and china ware, gilt frame mirrors, of! paintings, clocks, silver plated ware, dadie cutlery, ke. cunsabamnenetatnenainiamsaenscnnsisisiasasisisiienmeenilididitnditly ROCERIES, SOAP, TOBACCO, RAISINS, SEGARS— This Say, at twelve o'clock, at 67 Dey street, corner Greenwich, coffee, herring, beef, teas, nuts, me galad oll, pickles, claret, Chany brandy, ) aeiggors, Kaws, hammers, chisels” Cocke, coats, pants, cravate, collars, gloves, stockings and handker- chies, W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer. . B. WOOL. — This riday), at 103; o'clock, at iund 38 Beek an strevk, corned ot Wittas a iarge of rosewood parlor and bed room fu miture, couches, easy and rocking chairs, low , din- ing dnd tea tables, do. card and centre, with marble top; eham\er furniture in suits, with and without marbletops ‘A kplendid rosewood parlor suit (7 pleces), covered in zich satin brocatel, 1 rosewood 7 octave piano. forte, made ering, used bot three months; alao, © 7 octal }, by J. & C. Fisher, both of which can De relied upon; silver plated ware, pus chairs, }, ret igera- Goin, Of all kinds, enamelled ‘tora, end @ assortment of household furniture, to others are invited; also, 1 iron safe le, weighing 00 Ibs. Sale peremp- SS een ey ‘OMERY, GLOVES, DRY GOODS—THIS DAY, AT tan o'clock, at 67 Dey street, corner of Greenwich== + kid and Lisle thread gloves, hose, half h socks, e and pe agree ne. brown Holland, , ‘o 7 . ¢ uanker! , CraTate, stock: ya wegen ru Wiad CARTER, Auctioneer, al EE eee ee 1 WOMADTY, AUOTIONEER—WIL Smt THIS | , day, at 10 oelock, at 20 Monroe treet, the furm of a family going to Californis, « nice aasortment of Fizz shales, sofas, tables beds, pillows, giraad rs, ee, Al . jolea, rain’ 4 + “ne kitobem furniture, with which the sale will gem. superier new furnit French brocatelle, rich suit CoAT ES bookcases, bureaus, bedsteads, mattresses, mirrors and oil top centre and other tal B. ABBEE, AUCTIONEER.—TO BE SOLD FOR at auction, om the pi tures of a bookbindery, 821 Pearl etreet, on the 18th GEORGE B. THORNE, Assignee. AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, e day, in house 156 Laurens street, the entire iture, consisting of tete-a-tetes, ‘tre, card and side tables; bureaus, washstands, crockery, china and glassware, itchen furniture, SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. UGHTY, Auctioneer.—On Saturday, 18th lock, at the sales room 27 Contre street, pier and oval mirrors, ‘rench and cottage bed: resses, feather beds, washstanis, card, centre and fancy tables, marble top eteger sheets, &c. Also kitchen furniture, cooking stove, china, crockery and glassware, &e. J. F. JONES, Mortgagee. W. SOMERINDYKE, suctioneer, store corner Franklin and Centre streeta, will sell, this day, at 20: ouse, consisting of bedst terpanes, blankets, shects, &c.; chairs, tables, settees, bar counter and back bar, CHAS. F WATTS, At J. KELLY, AUCTIONEER.—DRY GOODS AT AUC I will commence selling this remises, Sg atte street stor ind winter goods, HERIFF’S SALE.—W. C. ALBURTU: will self on Friday, August 17, at 19 Court street, Brooklyn, a street, near Fifth avenue, builder, &c., having accor Joun Prece, Deputy Sheriff. o’clock, at 58 Green- slanses, beer pumy vy for maging 0. ble situated on Twentieth cuieble a re contractor, ion for 868. E. LOTT, Sheriff. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON o'clock, at the corner of Delancy and Eldridge streets, a large and extensive stock of a grocery and liquor store, consisting of spices, pickles, sauces, hams, butter, , coffees, wines, iquors and segara, store fixtures and everything con- nected with a first class store; also, a bay mare, one mn, three seta of harness; y of the attention of gro- and good. FINANCIAL. MONEY TO LOAN ON DIA watches, jewelry, dry 600.00 in, segars, &c., or bought 5 e., He 4° Business confidential a IN & CO., brokers and commission 102 Nassau street, coruer of Ann, roo! TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATOH- , and every deacription Houston street, one block from S, MYERS, Agent. INSURANCE COMPANY FUNDS) to loan on bond and mortgage; also Honey to loan, at all times, on stocks and personal’ pro- erty. Charges moderate. %30.000 ‘ EN7RS Broadway, room 7. ACRES IN JOWA.—WANTED TO PUR- chase Towa lands located by rsons in and vicinity of New York, at $125 per ac.e. to S. H. MATTISON, 3 Nassau street, 3d floor, front OR $1,500.—A GENTLEMAN HAVING that amount of money to loan bis em- can securé a permanent situation, with a good salary, as bookkeeper in an old established business, situated on South street, N. Y. Securities for twice the amount of money loaned will b note addressed to D. Mott, No, name and address, will be immediately attended to. WANTED—IN A WELL ESTABLISHED, ven if required. Water street, stating eb « very liberal compensation will be give curity made perfectly satisfactéry. Address A. box 166 Herald office. WANTED, CASH, BY A LADY.—A NICE FUR- Bished parlor, in a good central location, will be given for three months, free of charge, as security. An agreeable arrangement would be made with either a Address B, B., Sun offi NY AMOUNT OF MONEY, IN SUMS TO SUIT, CAN thout delay, on valuables, proper so uncurrent money discounted at lowest ilver, pnd NY AMOUNT OF CASH LOANED, OR PURCHASED at sight, for fair prices, of diamonds, jewelry, plate, merchandise, and valuable nerally, by R. WUOD, 69 Fulton s oor, front room, from 9 6 LADY WISHES THE LOAN OF $200 FOR ONE year, for which good security will be given, with hed room funtil paid. Pl address Pereeverance, Broadway Post Office. CHOICE SELECTION OF FARMS AND LANDS, from 20 to 4,000 acres; city and country propert: fold and exchanged; mechanics liens and insurance ef- non bond and mor ; desk room to let. lady or a gentleman. Highest prices paid for for the Specie and Exchange Office, the Peele Bank, 4 fected; money to ships formed, & |ASH LIBERALLY ADVANCED, IN SUMS TO SUIT AP- plicants, on watches, jewelry, pianos, furniture, &c. Business strictly confidential. at 280 Broadway, room 38, third story. RINERS’ SAVINGS INSTITUTION—THIRD AVE. nue, corner of Ninth street—For the benefit of Bank open daily from 9 A. M. to 2P, M., andon WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS from’5 to 8 Interest on deposits of $500 and ugder, SIX PER CENT. ISAAC T. SMITH, Secretary. ONEY ADVANCED FOR SHORT PERIODS ON REAL ‘state, diamonds, watches, jewelry, plate, piano- fortes, dry goods, horses, carriages, and tion of property, ‘by responsible horses, wagons, ._ WILLA Broadway, opposite the Broadwa; YEW YORK FEOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, August 7, 1855.—The President and directors have dividend of four This day declared quarter able on and after the 15th inst. The trai be closed until the day of * . MASON, Secretary. ED—$50 OR $100 FOR A WIDOW LADY FOR or the above sum may be taken out le home may be expected. Address ; SPORTING. JANARIES FOR SALE, FIRST RATE SIN 80, some very handsome French lap-dogs.; just ai Please call at 57 Robinson street, and Greenwich streets. grea’ if not satisfied. Apply at 76 Ply * ARD.—MADAM PREWSTER RETURNS Canal street, two doors east of Broadway, FP eR THEW SED FIST ADAM HARRIS, THE RENOWNED PHRENOLOGIST, from Paris, can be consulted aboat love, marriage, wens, fo., and will tell the name of the Ind) tleman they’ will marry; also the mame of 123 Fighth street, corner of Fourth ay., one block from Bi PURITUALISM.—MISS SEABRING, A SUPERIOR TEST ium; personal circles for investi ment of medi also, daily from 10 to 12 A. Mee 8 to, Rooms 571 Broadway, oppos! Yi pabile that she will room No.1, Srst fer, where she rd to present, and future. Siac uate a Sean them, likewise thelr uture prospects, would de wal oy ton daily; also, ju evening; M.; 3 to 5, and To pT M ihe Metropolitan Hotel. iG JUST ARRIVED fully inform her friends courts at 60 Bowery, canbe consulted Ladios ond gon: oes that surrennd am NEW. YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1855. PARTMENTS: furnished, in and ‘and Sixteonth streets, ist of {ill Int of Magy Address ©. G'F Hloreld oteee FURNISHED be ote Png MINUTES’ WALK eee i #2 Grom Vanderbilt Staten Island, to let 1st September. Apply at 43 Exchange place. coop 10 LET IN GILSEY BUILDING, for any buslness, “Apply to W, Br STRONG, thank or . store, 106 Maiden fane. vey i PRIVATE FAMILY. IN .BROOKLYN WISHES TO 1k buts ot pparuncnte, Sirkigbed or untarsishet, Ligh rgd cere ora Hive te isetea uired, Gas” out the house. Within minutes’ walk of of the ferries. Rent moderate. Good reference req’ . Apply at 98 Dean street, lyn. SPLENDID LOCATION.—A BEAUTIFUL STORE, with an elegant show window, to let, at 162 Fulton Street; rent a trifle above nothing. Callearly if you want it. UILDING FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES TO let or lease.—Is 50 by 100, well lighted, with heat- and drying apparatus, and everything complete, with or without steam power, as may be desired. uire on the premises, 12 and 14 Pitt street, near Grand. Pp, family, in a pleassot situation near Wash- pen are. Gas and baths in the house. Apply at Fourth street. References rpquired. us URNISHED HOUSE 10 LET—FIRST CLASS “RAINE od had plesen mate tomiee a atociaelt Dace, tho. ani in , Ho- mth. , Svitt, WaDswomal annnm. Address or inquire of LEAVITT, WADSWO & CO., 108 Pearl street, N. Y. URNISHED PARLOR AND BED ROOM TO LET, Sbiralyritetad Saag aac sppate Mb e araoe rel LS. fe lo’s 576 Broadway. ‘a fave bea comupla. by a lady for some years. Also, one half a capacious bed room. fur- |, to a gentleman. ‘OUSES TO LET.—THREE ELEGANT HOUSES IN River terrace, Ho§oken, three minutes’ walk or ferry, commanding « beautiful view of the bay and i) to families of ha. tat respectbllty only, Tague bey len rat ol '. at the office corner of Second and in atree! Tbe. ken, of WARD TIN. OUSE TO LET.A HANDSOME THREE STORY brown stone front dwelling, 324 Henry street, ‘ooklyn, nearly ood having the modern conveniences, with locality unstrpassed, aad about eight minutes’ walk from the Atlantic kg 4 Possession given imme- diately. Apply to Mr. John K. Hora, 80 Nassau street, orto Mr. P, Brush, 108 Bedford street, New York. OUSE IN BROOKLYN 10 LET OR FOR SALE— corner of Columbia and Poplar streets, two min- ites? walk from Fulton ferry; prospect beautiful; capital cellars; rent $600. Apply to J. SUCH, 50 ast Fit. Sek, sirott, N.Y. stable in the rear may be had, if required. ARGE AND SPLENDID ROOM TO LET—IN THE marble building opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel; as circumstances prevent the present occupants from re- maining in it for a longer time, it will be let: immediat ata discount from a very cheap rent. Addresa J. M. IN & CO., No. 1 Spruce street. OW RENTS.—TO LET, A NEAT HOUSE IN WEST Thirteenth street; rent $300; also onein Belvidere lace, West Thirtieth street; rent $400. Apply at 157 Routh street, up stairs, from i0 A. M. to 4P. AL FFICE 10 LET.—HALF OF FRONT OFFICE 195 Broadway, (the other half occupied by Smith & ) a very desirable location for a watch importer, or most ‘any other light businens purpose. Apply to SMITH & EDDY, on the premises, or to Waterbury Jewelry Com- pany, 12 Vesey street. LD BAKER’S STAND TO LET OR LEASE.—THE OLD baker's stand, four stories high, No. — Sixth ave- mue, near jon ion of Broadway, to let or lease. None need apply but those who can are fot aeourity for rent. Ap} WILLIAM H. RA’ » corner of to Broadway a: ‘est Thirty-fifth st. TEAM POWER TO LET, IN THE DEPOT BUIADINGS corner of Elm and Franklin streets, one block east of Broadway. Inquire on the premises at the office of E. ANTHONY. LET—THE WHOLE OF ONE HALF OF THE HOUSE 80 Varick street, to a «mall, genteel family; the House is in complete repair. Inquire on the premises, (0 LET—A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE, with all the modern improvements, (on Murray iL.) in Thirty-eighth street, near Fifth avenue. Apply to John W. Miller, 442 Kighth avenue, or to John Romer, 171 West street. 0 LET.—A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE, NEWLY painted, and in good order, suitable for a private ily oF boarding house, furniture will be sold at a sacrifice, or the place will be furnished in any way to suit a good tenant. Inquire at 66 Fulton st., Brook- lyn. The lady would board with the tenant if desired. (T° LET CIN JERSEY CITY, 4 STORE, 22 BY 0,FEET; rent low. Apply at 62 Montgomery street. LET—~THE TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT house, 96 Grandatreet, near Broadway; rent mode- rate, to a good tenant. Apply to JULIEN CREVIER, 93 Duane street, one door from Broadway. 7 LET—TO A PRIVATE FAMILY, THE THREE story brick house, 156 Waverley Biace, near Sixth avenue, me premises are in fine order, having just been painted; baths, water closets, gas, &., &c.; rent low, and Potsersion immediately. Apply’ to R. L. SUYDAM, 158 raverley place. TS LET—IN_ ONE OR TWO APARTMENTS, A LOFT, in house No. 8 North William street, centrally lo- cated, and well adapted for a salesroom, or for light ma- nufacturing purposes. Inquire at No. 3 Ferry street. LET—AT RAVENSWOOD, 1, 1, & SMALL, will board ‘with them if desirable. References exchanged. A line of stages run past the door every half hour, and is convenient to the steamboat landing. Address H. S. P., Herald office, LET, THE SECOND AND THIRD STORIES (FIVE rooms) of house No. 122 West Thirty-seventh street. Rent, $8 per month. Address, T., Herald oftice. 0 LET, ON BROADWAY AND CANAL STREET—ONE store on Broadway, and one on Canal street to lease. Apply at 144 Chambers street. pe ll aces “noe Sales Sa ar ES LET, IN JERSEY CITY—ONE OF THOSE BROWN stone houses fronting Van Vorstaquare, 25 by 25 feet on the ground, three story and basement ic water and gas throughout. For style and finish y in Jersey, city. t Sherwood, Bergen Heights, 2 miles from the ferry, ‘omniby route, a gothic villa, with oneiacre of ground attached, commandingan uninterrupt, ed view of the bay, from the Narrowsjto the upper part of New York city, ‘the location ia proverbiolly heathy. The above houses were completed about the middle of May last, and will be rented this year at 50 per cent. below their value, with the privilege of one or more ears at a fair rent. Inquire of J. R. THOHPSON, agent for 1). S, Gregory and Estate of Henderson, Montgomery street, corner of Hudson street, Jersey city. (0 LET OR FOR SALE—TWO NEW FOUR STORY brown stone front English basement houses, situate 227 and 229 West Thirty-fourth street. These houses are first class; contain all the extra modern improvements, And are finished in superior style. Apply at 227 West Thirty-fourth street. LET OR LEASE FOR FIVE YEARS, THE TWO andsome five story stores Nos. 25 and 27 Canal street, near Broadway, just finished, and complete in all espects. Apply to DUBOIS & VANDERVOORT, 37 ater st. 4 RENT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, AT 498 Broadway, two spacious parlors, a basement, and slee] ng oo if required, ata moderate rent to a enant. FINE LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT 38 CA nal street, 100 fet from Broadway, to let, very ry , until the first of February In GROVER, BAKER & CO., 405 Broad’ 'PPER PART OF A SMALL HOU NTED—UN- furnished or furnished, to dwell in; over a store preferred; clean and in good order, and where there are on water arrangements. Neighborhood of Third, Fourth or Sixth avenues, above Bighth street preferred. Address, stating rent and location, J. D., Herald office. PPER PART OF A GENTEEL THREE STORY HOUSE to let, to a smalt family, in a good neighborhood, containing all the Intest im; ‘the second floor, pe of third, and back basement. Cars pass nesr the jouse. Inquire on the premises, 157 West Thirty-sixth street. RB nces exchanged. Pobelhdesnnhtehiesineen_\tee Wa RENT, BY A SMALL FAMILY. A COM- fortable house, well situated, near Fulton or Wall atrect ferries, in Brooklyn. Possession required by the muddle offFeptember. Kent moderate. Address, stating particulars, box 4,242, Post Office, N. Y. TITHOUT BOARD.—IWO GENTLEMEN CAN EN- re a large front room, nicely furnished and well Kept, for #8 per week (12s. exch), of private family, who have more room than require. The rent 15 only about half price for such @ room. Apply at 125 Forsyth street, near Broome. ra RESTAURANTS, ROADWAY THEATRE.—PARQETTE SAL003 Broadway, —Chops, steaks a Ia Jude, oysters lectak up at al! hours in the best style. The subscriber contin. wes to keep his bar well tupplied with geauine my liquors and segars, fine old ale, Darcy's Dublin brown stout and John Jamieson’s five year old L. L. whiskey. Theatre tickets soid at the bar. GEORGE MELLON, Proprietor, OaiNG'S NEW AMBRICAS sareueeeceetasie ates eta » FRENCH AND GER- maa restaurant, removed from 17 Nasesa street to Tageean gig alt Pear! streets. Open every day in the woe, , dinner and supper, from 6 ALM. to OP. M. Tho same modersts charges will | ste which have mads this establishment 6c popular soughoul the Vaited States. L. COMANO, Proprietor BOARDING AED LODGING. aR OARDING AND LODGING ited, by ‘the at rooms, with Giress fC. We, Hereld odes EAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Ri gentlemen of high res] ith or without board; the ‘end first class in Ninth street hve doors wert of FSIRABLE ROOMS.—TWO OR THREK GENTLEMEN uites of or cement michel, ys eae a ar ILEGANT ROOMS, FRONTING WASHINGTON SQUARE. —A strictly private family, ite residence, afew doors wi Brevoort House, would let ilemen, spe entire fir BOARDING ABD LODGING. BROADWAY.—SUITS OF ROOMS, HAMS. 4i7 Samet HARLEM OR YORK- two weil furnish- Refe- ON FIRST Nth or withoet patil boards 14] Bes a i YLINDER PRESS WANTED. in want of a Hoe’s large ¢; Soa hat artic of thle can hear of a purchaser, for dressing 16 é H i . JOHN'S ea te provements for permanent ie with oll the modern transient boarders. HTH STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON * to let, with board. | Sultal winter families and single | ‘board, if req’ house, with all the ments, convenient Fourteenth street, ring a splendid oat of Breadway, mear meine ae oe USE WANTED TO PURCHASE.—A THREE STORY and attic house, with modern imy , with full particulars, 8. H., box 827 ‘OUSE WANTED.—A FAMILY OF THREE GROWN on a stage and car route, a few house, steps from Sixth avenue, where but few boarders will be accommodated. z STREET.—A VERY DE- the second floor, consist- ntries attached, and one may be obtained; WEST. TWENTY-THIRD see ees one large parlor, with fall or’ also a large front room on the third floor. GROVE STREET—TO LET, front room furnished BOARD.—GENTLEMEN WH learn French by practice, can apply to a teacl ota who, as rms will include all the me- F th guage fs spoken Mf, from Paris. ween 10 and 2 o’cloc! ‘WITH BOARD, A | gesiary instruction & ly ae house ‘within w block of the house, will call. OUSE WANTED 10 HIRE—FOR ONE SMALL family, ® plain two or three story brick ‘which must be in good order, in a ent, in New York or Johnson, Herald office. DRUGGISTS—-WANTED TO PURCHASE, A RETAIL store, situated: in a good neighborhood, at a $5 a day, and which could ry having one to dis- hear of a purchaser by ad- PE ROOMS—NEWLY exc! " ed, with use of bath, at 18 Lispenard ‘Those wishing a quiet home, le gentlemen furnished rooms, with our with- aut prt board. Bath and Location very retired tow bs and d Pleasant. Apply at 192 be increased by a 3 SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN BROAD- way, near the St. Nicholas Hotel, suitable for sin- gentlemen. Apply at 502 Broadway. LADY WOULD LIKE TO MEET WITH A GENTLE- man who would occupy 4 very ied parlor in a poere all the’ modern improve- cars or stages, rs address Heloise, bs ice. \URNISHED ROOM—WITH FULL OR PARTIAL BOARS, for gentlemen apd their wives, or single gentlemen, may be obtained at 46 West Washington place. Refer- ences exchanged. ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE- location, with all the medera 62 Ninth street, third white house from Fifth avenue, west side. ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LADIES AND gentlemen, board for the ladies only, a8 A. C., Broadway Post Office. ‘OBOKEN.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN. I; tial board, im a first class hot posite Franklin terrace. LET—WITH BOARD, A LARGE. room and bedroom front; gas and beths in the house hall bedroom, furnished; reference +) apply at 57 Bleecker street, a fow sing Pharmacy, ‘ANTED—A HOUSE, IN THE UPPER PART OF THE modern improvements, on ® Rent $7500 $1,000, Ad- ., box 1,107 Post Office, giving full particulars city, having all lease of tide year ments, accessible either town. For further particula: square Post Office, for three days. CHOICE OF APARTMENTS MAY BE OBTi in a private first closs Fifth and Lexington aye- Parties wishing to make arrangements for autumn and winter, please address Mrs. Union square Post Office. A private table if requi GENTLEMAN IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING FULL board in a social private family, or a first class house, either in New York or Brooklyn. Unex- ceptionable references given. Address T., box Post Office, with full particulars. ceive attention. ‘ANTED—A MILL AND GEARING AND FOUR RUN of stone; the mill 30 x 44, atrong frame, very wu Durearse the mill, separate, oe geari . Any person having such a mill to dispose of may address A.A? D., box 9,001 Post Office. ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE—THE STOCi food will, We., ofa first class temperance gro. of good location, im the city of Brook by adc Grocery, Twenty-third street, # UNFURNISHED joining, on the thirll door, None others will re- ence from any other family; must be and have Croton; woul ment, box 101 Herald ANTED TO LEASE—FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A ‘twenty-five feet front pre- ie city, at a yearly rent of particulars requested. Address fe refer gas also. Address Apart- OR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, furnished rooms, with wishing a suite of handsom board, in a respectable private family, and where are no other boarders taken, will . please call at 104 ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, board, in a private family, in Brookdyn, from the ferries, Address box 2622 Post ANTED—A FURNISHED ROOM, for a lady, where the comforts of a home may be amenrere=beed Sep Ad- mu owe built, house fer ) mpper from to $1,000. + box 566 Post 5 "ANTED TO RENT OR LEASE.—A PROVISION PACK- ing house, with smoke house attached, in tl lower part of the city, near the north side markets. letter addressed to A. B., will be promptly attended to. BAY SADDLE MARE, KIND IN ALL six years old, sound, and can trot in four 15 hands high, sound and al in harness every day in the sale at 26 Thompson street. HORSE FOR SALE.—A STYLISH BAY "HORSE, 16 hands high, sound, kind, and perfect; gentle in har- ness or under the saddle; fs eight years old; can trot in of 155th street and Tenth WITH BOARD hig E > latter preferred. Address W. B., with price and particu- lars, box 116 Post Office. GENTLEMAN CAN bap gg ol A WIDOW LADY AND nent board in family, residing ina health; hood, within fifty miles of moderate. Address box 1,676 Post Office, N. Y. ‘ANTED — COMFORTABLY FURNISHED PAl with partial board for two gentle- men. Location, near Union square; with bath and gaa. would be preferred. References changed. Address box No. 4098, Post Office. left at the Herald office, zs BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board anda single front room, furnished, in a pri- vate family, by applying at 92 Barrow street, second door west of Hudson. : ed, by an elderly lady a: ind servant, in ‘a small gen- tee! private family, in rn the vicinity of Grand street and Apply at 57 Columbia street. SUITE OF FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED, WITH 8, and an extra room for servant and child; ly, servant and child odty. Location to be , between Bleecker and Tenth streets, be paid for such accom vance if required. Please address Marbi three minutes, and is sold seen by inquiring at corner M., (Sundays exce; Returning, will leave meeting will continue for one ae for Albany and ai tions, in ad- HORSE AND WAGON W. wy es amets a aes & pout the at ic. abou! e city. ress W. T. R., Herald office. ‘ (OR SALE OR EXCHANGE, A PAIR OF HANDSOME iron gray horses, 6 years old, very stylish, kind itle, guaranteed by the owner sound. Als te set of harness ond a carris whole can be seen at J. and Harrison streets, Brooklyn, the present owner having no Apply at 41 South William street, up stairs, OR SALE—A BLACK MARE, BRED IN VERMONT, just from the countr: old; sixteen hands usaal Sing every day at SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN GOOD BOARD sf and pleasant room on third floor, ble home. Price $3 50 pei and midway between Wall street and Fulton Apply at 66, Henry street, Brosklyn. GOOD SIZED ROOM, WITH BOARD, MAY BE HAD’ leventh street. Dinner at six References exchanged. FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN CAN BE AC- commodated with good board by sp) Baxter street, a few doors from the corner commencing Av; mediate landings, will also land at Sing Sing leaving New York from foot of Jay st ednesday and Friday, at 7 o'clock A. Sing every Tueaday, Thursday PA. Faro 26 cunts, 2 (ON TO KEYPORT.—THE STEAMER GOLDEN, Captain Charles Anderson, formerly captain of the steamer Laura Knapp, will make regular trips te Sundays excepted, leat 83 o'clock, pier % cotiilon band will beron board. R. FISHING BANKS.—THE STEAMBO: Captain Richard Yates, ‘will leave for the Fishing very di; un exce| uching t Fort, Hamilton cach sik froma the Tolle ‘ Jackson strect, Pd A. M. an s ij corner of Hicks i be sold cheap, r use for them. b at No. 16 West thea kta O'clock. Gas, baths, &e. i , RESIDING ALO! 1 accustomed to the odate tondance, previo ment. A ¥riend, Chat care of A. Swarts, OARD.—TO LET, very superior in the city: warranted sound, and kind in a ; Without marks or blemishes.’ Can be seen at le of S. C, PHILLIPS, 169 Fourth street, Williama- lady with board, nur ua to and during’ confine- tham square Post Office, |.; Broome streets ig A.) ishing tackle and bait farnishe accompany the boat on each trip. Fare 60 cents, REAT PRIZE EXCURSION TO THE FISHING of rich and elegant jewelry will be aisteibute, holders of certain numbered tickets purchased excursion. This feature of the excursion will be under a committee to cai OR SALE—ONE LIGHT TWO HORSE FEED Magen, new, and made to order; azo one second ind grocery wagon, strong. fixth Street, between Secon an IR SALE.—TWO WAGOD FRONT FURNISHED ROOM, with use of bath, with or without board. ‘at 149 Spring strect. AKERS—WANTED, AT THE CORNER OF BALTIC and Hoyt streets, Brooklyn, a bread and cake at 134 East Twenty- ; ONE SQUARE BOX PLEA- business wagon, ‘cost $100, price do., made by Dusenbery & Vai 180, price $00, quite as good as new. Can be seen at Neville’s stable, in Dunham ferry, Williameburg. R SALE, A SPLENDID LADY’S SADDLE HORSE, ee tBif tabs high, about 8 years of, A ine styia iver, in le or dou! rnesa, perfect sound ant "Hie is 06 be sold, as the ownteThes no farther ‘coe for him. Apply to D. W. Norris; livery stable, 665 Hous. place, close by Peck slip OARD.—A LADY CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board anda pleasant furnished room. Apply at Hs No, 36 Hubert street. i sugha'vioione HANDSOME FRONT ‘and bedrodm, furnished or unfurnished, to lef, with board, in a Gas and bath in the posite St. Jobn’s park. OARD CAN BE OBTAINED FOR TWO CHILDREN IN ily of adults residing in a healthy featchester, very accessible by railroad, being within two minutes’ walk of the depot. Address’A. M., Broadway Post Office, for three days. OARD IN NINTH STREET, BETWEEN Sixth avenues.—Elegant suita of rooms, with pri- yate table or not, furnished or unfurnished; fort of a private family; home given for a m if the best reference is number, M. A., Astor pl OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with board at 172 Duane street, near Hudson, opposite the Duane street Amo# streetat 8 o'clock! and pier Ne ishing a bait A band of music im use. Apply at 8 pa a eS RAND EXCURSION AROUND STATEN ISLAND.— make « grand excursion’ around Staten landing at Coney Island, on Sunday, August 19, 1865, giving the passengers ample time for bathing, leav- hth street, Fast river, at me ce o'clock A. M. “ “gy “ Foot of Broce street Foot of Amos street, North Foot of Spring street, Pier No. 3 North river 1 Fare for the excursion, 50 cen\ nished on board. TEAMER CROTON.—GREAT PRIZE the Fishing Banks. Five dollars largest fish; two dollars premium for R SALEHORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS. —TRE ree is gray, 8 years old, sound and kind, and can irot hag; the vaca te wew, the whtle ty ful turnout, and stable, Downing street, near a res) and benutifal pe cheap. Apply at the club Bleecker street. R SALE—A LIGHT TROTTING WAGON, NEARLY new, with shifting t be seen at Dickles’ riding achool, No. 7 Sold because the owner has no use for it. OR SALE—A CHESTNUT MARE, ness, saddle and bridle; mare is about 15 hands, war- ranted sound and kind; will be sold low for cash. to WM. BELL, 170 William street, corner Beekman. (OR SALE—A HANDSOME FIRST CLASS SHIFTING top light wagon, built to order for the present owner; has been but little used, amd is in perfect Inquire 193 Elizabeth street, of JER BOWNE, Ja. CONKLIN’S LIVERY stables, No. 84 Second avenue, corner of Fifth street, a Hotel stage and set of harness, made for new, and will be sold cheap, as Address, with name and {reshments fur- TOP WAGON, HAR- EXCURSION & premium for smallest fish. The above premiums wil and fast steamer CROTON, Wi! to the Fishing Banks on Friday, A it of Broome strect, East river, a1 OARD DOWN TOWN.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN- tiemen can be accommodated with furnished rooms and board, by calling at 126 Chambers street. ference required. ARD IN BROOKLYN.—ROOMS EN SUITE, FUR- nisbed or unfurnished, for families; also, rooms ‘and single gentlemen, in a . dpplication at loor east of Clinton office, will have at- R SALE—AT WOOD same, all nearly owner bas no further use for them. OR SALF—GRAY MARE, WAGON AND HAR} mare 15 hands high, stx years’ old, stylish, 80 and gentle; would make a desirable family or ron wagon bas’ « light ghiftiny Apply to GEORGE W. for gentlemen and their wi the house in Montague streot, or addrons C. D., “ 8:30“ tackle and bait, furnished om will accompany the CHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS—THE commodious double little used; harness in IN BROOK — . Vs FA- “ARLEY, corner of Mare OARD OOKLYN.—A SMALL PRIVATE within two minutes’ walk of the to receive as inmates for wife, or two single gentle- Contiorts of a seepestanie French as well as English spoken by the family. Apply at 87 Pacific street, between Henry and Hicks. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or a family, also a few single gentl fall or partial board, at 147 Hi street, Brooklyn Heights, within two minutes’ walk of Wall street ferry. ate Soot wens Sos siemle DESIRABLE ROOMS, ith parti rd for and Rhete wives, at 186 Washington street, about five minutes’ walk from the Fulton being situated very fine, offers the accommodation of a bath and gas, Terms moderate. }OARD IN BROOKLYN—TWO OR THREE GENTLE- men, or a married couple, can find ‘very desirable location, two minutes’ ', where there are but few taken, and all the com forts ofa home may be found. Apply'at 45 High street, near Weshington, OARD WANTED—BY TWO South ferry, wouk the winter a gentleman and They would find all the OR SALE—A SPLENDID MORGAN MARE, SEVEN ears old, fifteen hands h irom the country, and will be sol immediately, at 168 South street, up stairs. OR SALE—ONE LOW PRICED BOB-TAILED BAY horse, warranted sound and kind in all harness, hands high, eight years old, price, $86; also, # handsome bay pony, Mx years old, 14 above, price $110, fu venteenth street, ‘ORSE FOR SALE.—A GRAY PACING PONY, 143% co in 2:40; kind and ill be sold very low b, kind and sound, just id very low if appli OTTAGE AND FANCY FI EW, At 514 Broadway, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel. be accommodated wit! MATHEWS & STACEY offer for sale the most extensive assortment of fancy, cottage, enamelled and French fur- niture in the United States, at riety of mattresses, manufacturer's pric: BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS.—THE rniture of a boardis well furnished, and in for any lady wishing to enter the business. 91 Leonard street. hands high, warranted as Apply at 73 West Se- reduced prices; every va- palliasses, pillows, bolsters, &e., at itlemen and gen- ie or in harness. ry. The house use, Apply at 82 Burling slip. RSE FOR SALE—A SPLENDID IRON GRAY, 163g hands high, eight tying, kind and the. hhorte may apply at 182 Sutfole ‘ORSE FOR SALE—A SPLENDID JET BLACK French horse, only four years old, sixteen hands well broke and free from inevery respect. Sold o1 on account of the owner’s going abroad. Address G, R., box 591 Post Office. IGHT WAGON FOR SALE.—A HANDSOME LIGHT wagon, with extension top, suitable for y or private gentleman; nea: ‘want of use; will be sold low if for immediately. Can be seen at 168 Mercer street. Apply at 19 Beaver at. ULES AND HORSES.—THE ADVERTISERS WISH house for fale; the house is order. A first rate chance & carman, express. —— TLEMAN WISHES 1 7 & young lady, not be twen' Of prepossessing appearance and ai fapocitions Please address Me. I 2 tan Post Office, stating where an interview may be Hl the acquaintance ; stylish driver und tricks; warranted sow (French preferred), ‘i » Terme maaditaie ost Office, for two days. ARD WANTED—IN LAMARTINE PLACE, ty-ninth atreet,) or ag vicinity, preferred. Please address A. M., OARD WANTED—WITH BREAKFAST AND SUPPER, gentleman; loeation, east side of Broad. fenth and Twenty-second atreets; terms exceed $7 per week. Address bor 3,222. ‘OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLLMAN AND HIS n0 by one of the best . B. M., No, 333 ILUIARD TABLES — SAL ‘oly correct cushion billiatd table now manufae- tured in tho Uniled States, Balls, cues, and other for sale, 10 per cent. less than can be bought else- GRIFFITH & DECKER, 9 Ann street. BEST AND ides Stat ie new and sold for BILLIARD at 41 Ann street. Gentlemen to call before themselves, Cloths, caes, &., ber. & COLLENDER, 41 Ann street. TO EXAMINE OUR ih our modern im} TABLE TO LET.—A GOOD STABLE TO LET, NEAR Chambers and Reade streets. ‘way, room 9, third story, from 10 to 'AGON FOR SALE—A HANDSOME LIGHT TROT. with shifting summer top, Oliver, , ly @ few times; price $165. oat Jarvis’ stables, Hicks street, gear Apply at 299 Broad. | Makers in the United ; — W stock of billiard tables, wit! ments, for ji jag silver medal , New York, 1854. , balls, t the lowest cash are LEONARD & BENJ. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG WIDOW, IN A ‘very small family; terms not to exceed $12 per A. Sinclair, Newark, N. J. OARD WANTED—IN BROOKLYN OR NEW by a gentleman, wife and two children end servant, ‘the comforts of a home ci where there are street, ween Fulton and bet higher than Twentieth «treet. month. Addrees Mrs. , $82 Broadway. ICAN AND FOREIGN AGEN Teenery Deparment Wi of IN HAIGHT PAL Court of the United States, and ConsulGeneral of the Republic of Feuador for the Ushed for the recovery of claims of American citizens om ermments, or against the government of ites before the new Court of Gaims: settlement of accounts or claims on any of the Executive ments, Washington; bills, drafts, &c., collected, and gacies and inherftances recovered ia the United States efficient and reliable cer tates and Territories of the ‘1 im the adjacent British provinces, in the West and Sout America, the chief Yao Diemen's Land, New msoler porta im China, the prepared fo @ * bu prompt aad Geithial 4 Vuelos that may te LEGAL NOTICKS. ‘MPORTANT TO HARDWARE DEALERS.—NEW YORK Court—Special term, WSchelity of New York. The parties to the going t of New a les to ti py fers ahd dealers in bardware and cutlecy that the defendant hay mamufac- markets of the United states apu- had. It must bein ~ no sther Boaters. Ba- CY, (OPPOSITE. THA if in Brooklyn, South ; faa ee h and Sixth avent Address board, box 100 Herald offic OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY, IN A RESPECTABLE family, where there are few or no other boarders. Address E. L. M., 196 OARIING.—TWO OR THRER GENTLEMAN CAN RE accommodated with rooms, with or without board; j baths for the use of the , 641 Houston street. OARDING. ~TWO OR THREF LAIMES CAN OBTAIN board in @ @mail private family ; pisaaant rooms, Siom very Geogr ad at the'cerase of Brooms 12, 1855.—Wil- ‘he ffiel ad, nited States, estab- The Hews iesens ase ql pu plainti he names and trade imped on the article, ; Used the mames ed them to such * allowed ‘and foreign countries, is in the Revers! that the it, por ee gh gin ¥. — The defendan ekages of spurious *. t be Soe cores Nn fo the ous of with @ perpetual voading oF dispoving of euch, or any with memos, amps trade marks gc Nout house is lighted with wo howe ty’ lighted Zesisad, India, aot a! thy