The New York Herald Newspaper, August 23, 1855, Page 6

6 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | -- HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0. ARRIAGES—A GREAT VARIETY, COMPRISING 19TER. coachees, calashes, bret two and three ‘hecaniwar 70 "FibK D | ‘Ee, Soy at Slonbng low peas no Net Peo ‘ rAY.—' - ¥r 5 ., He., at ast vided into five for a dress: . M. THOMPSON & CO. mbar oor, 2 by 38 keels rent $150. “Apply inthe mnlinery rooms, to JOR SALEC WAGONS; HORSIS, HARNESS, “o.—A by 35 ra. large assortment of Tockawa:; and am ws bcegies, rotting wagons, 81 yi Sk te es im proved styles and superior manufacture; also, a number ot second hand wagons; algo, a number of horses, suitable for business or the road; nd double har- ROWN, FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—NO. 57 HUDSON stree!, suitable for a boarding house; handsome Spartments tot. Apply at 40 West Broadway. seasir be le ~~ —— >, | ness. &e. Purchasers are invited to call and examine this PARTMENTS TO LET—I 'W AND FINE | stock, aa it will be sold very low for cash, at the reposito- finished house 115 Divi in suitos of | +y and stables, Nos. 8 and 10 Nevins street, near Fulton four and five roems rach, gas, Croton water, | venue, Broc kiya. washroom and water clove:s attached. None but respee- References required. For ‘table families need apply. OR SALE—A SPLENDID BROWN SADDLE HORSE, further particulars call or address E. HYAMB, 68 East 15% hands high; sound in wind and limb; ia to be jon ah from 10to 12 A. M., amd from two to five P.M. | Sold for want of ae Can be seen at Campbell's stable, ronda, Scie LOE eects eet eet Columbia, near Clark street, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A SORREL HORSE, SOUND AND AC- customed to all work, with a rockaway wag>n, which can be used as a grocery or pleasure wagon. Ape FAMILY OF THREE PERSONS, OCCUPYING A A small neat house in Bleecker street, near Broad- way. declining housekeep'ng, wish to let their house, ex. cepting three Comic es ‘ing meals served from a restau- rent). A very small fimily, with best reference, only | ply, between the hours of 8 A: M. and 3 P. ML, to J. would be taken. Bath, ga’, &e. Apply at 060 trond | Rin sie Bowery “ae Dae way. Faye ye ree OR SALL—A HANDSOME STYLISH DARK BROWN ORNER OF BROADW\Y AND DUANE STREET— mare, over fifteen hands high, five years old, war- ary airy basemen’ to let. Inquire of BARNES | ranted sound and kind to harness and saddle, a square & PARK, 204 Broadway, on une premises. {ast trotter, and has few equals as rondst any = see aa AND BALL Room, wirn | flemen in want of such animal can see her at 108 Mul. berry street. dressing rooma attached, to let, in Jersey City, near t megs A ‘casoewion immediately.” Apply at 14 rand MR SALE—PRICE $260—A DOUBLE SHIFTING TOP atreet, Jersey City. 1) pheton, brass mounted, striped running gear; has in the best manner. Fitth not been driven a dozen times; buil Can be seen at stable in Niuth street, rear of avenue. Ask for the coachman, Cost $400, OR SALE—A SECOND HAND ELLIPTICAL SPRING Rig, in good condition; may be seen for a few days it FAGAN'S stable, Hicks street, corner of Harrison, South Brooklyn. Price 860. RC. M (OR SALE—A LIGHT SHIFTING TOP WAGON, FORD'S meke; also set of harness. Will be sold low. Apply iol. J, BELLONI, 73 Wooster street. OR SALE—A SMALL LINE OF OMNIBUSES, A short distance from the city, now doing a good busi- ess; satisfactory reasons given for selling; terms easy. Inquire of C, B, HOWES & CO., 84 Nassau street. OR SALE—A PAIR OF HORSES, (ONE BAY GELD- ing and one gray mare,) upwards of 15 hands high, Sound, Kind and fast, accustomed to be driven together; can trot mile in three minutes to the pole. The owner being out of town he has no use for them, and will be scld for a fair price—say $1,000; or the gelding will be sold separate, if wanted, at a corresponding price, being the fustest of the pair, Apply at the stable, 19 West Thirteenth street. OR SALE—A SPLENDID YOUNG SORREL HORSE, by Old Trusice, a splendid traveller; bids fair Will be sold cheap, as the owner has no use for hin whatever, Apply at Campbell's stable; 103 and 105 Fast Dventy-fourth street. F OR SALE—A RAY HORSE, 153; HANDS HIGH, eight years old, sound ahd Kind in all harness, suit able for any heavy work, Price $75. Also, a buggy wa- gon, with top; price $35; also, a lighy square box wagon, been used but two or three times; price $80. Inquire at ‘THOMPSON'S stables, 110 East Thirteenth street. ‘ORSE FOR SALF.—A GRAY PACING PONY, 14% hands high; can pace in 2:40; kind and good under saddle or in harne: il be sold very low for want of rling slip. WAGON FOR SALE—A SQUARE BUILT, large size wagon, on platform springs, nearly new, 1 well suited for feed, lumber, express, or produce wagon, in fact where space is required is adapted for any purpose; lenth 10 feet 4, by «feet 10 broad. Can be sea by applying at No. 2 University place. =f VLENDID IRON GRAY DAPPLED HORSE FOR SALE }URNISHED ROOMS—IN THE BEST PART OF A FUR- niahed house, to let, sliunted on Broadway, in th» neighborhood of Tent!) stecet, with first class accommoda- tions fora family wishing to locate for the winter. The ‘partments consist of two elegant parlors, with extension room, five sleeping rooms, and kitchen.’ Terms, includ- a , per month. Address a uote to box rosdway Post Office. JURNISHED HOUSE T9 LET.—A FIRST CLASS FOUR story house, located near Union Park, fully fur- nished, wil! bo let until May, with furniture, at the rate of $2,000 per annum; or the furnicure will be sold low, if required. Address Foster, Herald office. ‘OUSES TO LET.—IHREE ELEGANT HOUSTS IN River. terrace, Hoboken, three minutes’ walk ot the ferry, commanding 2 beontiful view of the bay and city of New York, with bath, gas, hot and cold water, &e., to familion of the first respectability only. Inquire tat the office corner of Second and Hudson streets, Hobo- ken, of EDWARD MARTIN, OUSES TO LET.--A SMALL CENTEEL HOUSE ON Lexington avenue, $600; a three story basement house on Fourth avenue, $560; & four story brown stone house on Twenty-oighth > ret, $1,000; a very nice three story house, three room. «op, on Twenty-sixth street, ; also, & pumber shed houses. Apply te B. B. KINSHIMER, $19 Fou... avenue, from 8 1010 A. ML, and from 3 to 7 P.M. TO LET OR FOR SALE. ani Poplar streets, two minutes’ Prospect beautital; capital to J, SUCH, 50 Bast Fitteonth York. Stubling in the rear walk from Fulton Ferr, cellars. Rent $600. A street, Union square, Ne aay be bad, if desired. ART OF A HOU: the upper part desired for a small family. exchanged, Address V., SI) TORES, OFFICES, east corner atore cn Hudson and Canal streets, just modernized, with lovge show windows complete, very suitable for clothing or hardware; also the two ad: | ai joining stores; also, basement floor, ‘fit for plumber or basket establishment; a!*9, rooms and offices on second and third floors. 'h 200m fronts on the street, and has capital light. Croton water and gas on each tloor. Apply to JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street. N A PLEASANT LOCATIO’ the city, with gas and bat moderate and reterene IN es - SS) —One of the most stylish and fast horses in the city; NTORE 70 LET OR 206 CHATHAM STREET, | he is but six years old, warranted perfectly sound aud SS Chatham square. 1 of J. LAROCQ! er } hind, 1534 le and beauty ius high, very fast, and for sty not be surpassed. "To be scen at the sal n stables No. 2 Universiiy place. chants’ Fxchange. oN LET—POSSESSIO le and commis- THE GIVEN IMMEDIATELY, three story and actic briek house No. U0 Grand | QYAVPLE MARES FOR SALE—ON Y AND ONE street, being part of the premises lately known as the | )S) sorrel, both six years oid, warranted perfectly sound “Pacific.” For particulars apply to D, MURRAY, 503 | andkind every way, lifteen hands high, very stylish, and Brondway. ) LEL-THE WHOLE OR ONE HALE OF FOUR three story housesfir, King street, to small gouteel families; they have been putts complete repair, Inquire at 29 King atreet. will go in any harness, aze broke to side saddle, and w he suldeheap..| Apply at the sale und commission stables, No, 2 University place. WAsnanro MEDIUM WAC the city. French confectionery, = corner of John, 0 LET—THE UPPER PART OF THE THREE STORY house on the fonthwest corner of Spring and Kim Wart CARRIAGE. TEAM, ALSO THREE Streets, containing thirteon rooms in complete order, with four well bruke single horses; ‘color no object, bu gas and Croton water; possession immediately. ' Also, | must be sound and kind and good travellers; of double harness, light and in good or house No. 68 Spring streot, newly painted and in com sale und commission stables, No, 2 Uni plete order. Apply to W. 8) JARVIS, 208 kim street. LET—A VFRY BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUS, WW A008S FOR SALE A HAN Daou in a fine location in Brooklyn, a short distance from ing top wagon, used only a few times; also, n g the South ferry, new, and hae all modern improvements; | substantial top wagon, used one season—-both city u the rent would partially Le ‘aken out im board by the at GILMON & JARIS’ stables, corner of Hicks owner, a single gentlemen, {i mutually agreeable. In- ic streets, Krooklyn. quire, ‘personally, between }1 and 12 o'clock, at 27 Bock- man ftreet, firat oor. 0 LTA BL forges, with or Broadway. LET—THE FIRST FLOOR AND CELLAR OF STORE No. 247 Front street. Apply to JONES & TIBBETS, Office up stairs. 0 LET—A GROCERY Nassau street Apply Atla wagon, in good order. Apply to JOH Long Inlaid Railroad depot, South tervy, Brookly MITH SIIOP, out tools, wit TWO Inquire at 442 ASTROLOG s STONISHING TO ALL.—! ME MORROW. ‘A highly gifted lady is, without exception, wonderful astrologist in tho world, or that has beep roils ae all podtbmie da ftheg bw es re joughts, a cause # ys, and show the Ukeness of the intended iisbende ‘and absent friends, te the great astonishment of all who visit her. No charge, if not satisfied. Apply at 76 Broome strect, near Can- non, Gentlemen not admitted. ARD.—MADAM PREWSTER RETURNS THANKS TO her friends and patrons, and begs to say that, after TORE, AND THE STUCK and fixtures for sole; is in’a good neighborhood. Apply at 242 Ninth ayewxo, corner of twenty-sixth street. iso, rooms and bedroons atove Lo let. L¥T—TWO NEW THREE AND A HALF STORY housce, with subceller eighteen by forty, with all the modern improvements. No, 11] and 109% TWwenty-four:h street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Possession ‘ nth 0 tho thousands, both im this city and Philadelphia, who imunedisteiy. Apply to M. WILSON, corner of Cortlandt | have consulted her with entire satiataction, she feels con- street and Hroadway, under the Gilaey building. fident that in the questions of astrology, love and law matters, and books or oracles, aa relied on constantly by Napoleon, she has no equal. She will tell the name of the future husband, and also the name of her visiter. Re- sidence 76 Madison street, one dvor from Catherine. LAIRVOYANCE.—MRS. SEYMOUR, MEDICAL AND business clairvoyant, 110 Spring street, a few doors west of Broadway. All diseases peculiar to’ females and children successfully treated, as usual, and satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay. LAIRVOYANCE.—MRS. HAYES, THE ORIGINAL and best medical business clairvoyant in Ame- tins removed from No, 10 Spring street, to 178 Grand t, where she can be consulted as heretofore. All diseases peculiar to females and children successfally treated, as usual, Satisfaction guaranteed, or no pay, (0 LEY—THE FIRS! CLASS THRFE STORY, BASé- ment and sub-cellar house, 17 Degraw street, near Court, Brooklyn, with modern improvements, splendid chandeliers tn parlors, also, the whole and part of another house, situated in Lexingtom avenue, between Forty-eighth and Forty-ninth streets, New York. Either Gf the adore will be let very reasonably to a respectable tenant. Apply on the premises, 0 LET—THE STORE NO. 40 READE STREET, FIFTY T foot cast of Broadway, oppo wart’s; rent $500 per year; abo several rooms, for light manufacturing pur- poses, in’ house 86 Duane street, first house east trom Reoadway. Apply at CEMMEL'S, 302 Broadway yO LEY—THE RESTAURANT AND HOTEL aa Tovnbee's, 1c0, Brooklyn.—Ti Very’ desirable premi by the snbseriber on a lease for a term oi yours, toa suitable tenant. The BRUCE, THE MYSTERIOUS VEILED LADY, AND . the most wonderful astrologist in the world, can holal is furaished complete throughout, and the Festau- | 52 casulted with for abort timo at her ‘old office, 60 tal position, opposite the City Hull, it has always com Canal street, two doors east of Broadway, All consulta- tions 50 cents. inanded a figet class business, second to none in, the city since it as opened. The whole establishment {s in perfect business order. To a gentleman with a moderate capilal, this investiwent pre-eats inducemea!s tarely t et with to enter nt successful business ne established. For part corner Court and Mon 10 LUT, IN RBOORLYS story snd basement br & few minutes walk from South ferry. furniture is nearly new, and will be sold cheap, i plication be made soon, on the premises, No. 3 Harcison place, Brooklyn EBT OR FOR SALE—A NEW F story vasoment and cellir brick house, Gui its new elegant furniture; has all m ADAME MEYFR HAS REMOVED TO 19} SEVENTE avenue, Letween Twonty-third ond Twenty-fourth dtreets, She continues to tell past, present aud future events, likewise marriages, journeys, law suits, business rospests. sickness, absent friends, property lost or sto: fea. Madame Meyer converses in Fngish, French an! German and gives guaranteo for ber art. 1, SMALL, THREE i US SPANISH 1. » present, and future » about friends Jicines for all diseases, point out Hours from 9A. M. to9 P.M. ADAM WIDGER, TH! MYST dy, still continues to tell pa: nts, consult on In sickness, prescribe ASS THREE h or with- ‘u improve PL—THIS CELEBRATED " ory respe is ror ‘) t, having just returned from a mos aN eee atti: oberon ioxaeiiatciny | fucceesfal tonr through the pd ee pot ities fa Burep he South ‘Ob. 4 y! bd can now be consulted at room Nv No. 50 Bower, fi Address box 1 Post Office. a few day 'y, she having Accepted numerous _ vi " ions to Boston and other cities immediately ET OR LEASE—THE STORE NO. 301 Bast | ton tovisit " Me prontway, corner of Scammel street, will be let or | the seventh daugh Rye tng Ben mies Teased for a term of years to agocd tenant. The location | Ost gifted of her tribe, aud with the greates is an excellent one, and has been oceupied as raphoee sy. future open to her visiters store for the last fifteen years. Kor t c. ats. GEORGE J. BROWN. frocery apply te street. ms, &e. 475 Grand PLAYING CARDS, ——__ RDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FOR SALE ryio LET TO MANUPACTURERS—A TINE, WEL lighted building, in a central location, 60 by 100 feet, with drying and heating apparatus complete, with or without Ateam power. Inquire at 12 and U4 Pitt street near, Grand. article of linen faro cards, well seasoned and warranted WN AND COUNTRY. — SMALL, GENTEEL | 90% to warp, made expressly for dealing T ternitios studying economy.—To let, ia Willamabury, | = = Sicomfortabte suff of rooms, seven in number, kitchen, chandelier, gaa, water, and every modesn improvement Stages pans the door; fifieen minutes walk from the ferry Rent $126 per annum. Inquire at 402 Grand street, Wil Jismasderg. LAYING CA at the Calon Card Manufactory, 177 and 179 Grant atreet, near Broadway. including single and doubie heads, ornamented and plain, and Spanish ecards. A su HOTELS AND SUMMER RETREATS, C LIINS HOTEL, SITUATED FOOT OF CANAL street, and directly opposite Collins’ Li of steamers, witha full view of New dor. pleasantest location for families in New Yor‘, MISCELLANEOUS, RUSS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT THE BRUSH BD factory, 037 Fears street, Pranklia square. Al! ar ticles sold at the lowest facvory prices. Paint brushes o: 8 superior quality consiantly om hand. Machine brushes Wo oruer. JOHN K. HOPPEL. RON AND HARDWARE, 239 WASITINGTON STREET, New York.--Woe oifer at lowest market prices, and ities to suit, roun. 6 and fiat bar fron, jad, rod and hoop iron. se aboe fron and fall anvils, vices, saws, nails, axes, rhovels, amilh'a rods, bellows, &e., ec. EW PATENT SPECTACI and will let tc permanent or iranstent, on most reason able terms, with parlor suits or single rooms, TALIMAND & MAPES, Proprietors, “ RAMERCY PARK HOUSE.—THE PROPRIETOR ¢ this hotel would respectfully inform hi ro and feiends that he is now veady to let suites of rooms for families for the coming reason. His house is now in complete order, and the arge addition on Twenty-first eot and Gramercy park place is now being refitted furnished in most clegant ivle, Families wishing o quiet and retired hove! witb al! the advantages of a home will Gna this house the most desirable fa the city. The house extends from East Twenticth to East Twenty-first street, with wi merey park; i from all parts of son both strects and fronting it is convenient to cars and ata; the city. on Gra * tonnd ARLES WEOGHT, acoing near ani distant hon ; 7 +" eee Ba tasting or life,” Sole patente Noe, Prouaie! Late of the Lafarge House, Proprietae FRANKS, lecturer on the eye, No. Pack tow. cppostis = -— Atte di ily { Ps ier r 3 HOTEL, 157 AND 150 BROADWAY. — Ce es ne A te Tandeomely furnished, airy and neatly kept apart — ————— | ines can cow be obtained, with or wiiuout board, by TEAM TUMPS.—THF ATTENTION OF EN Ue real, day of week, sorved in dining o prlvate ro. Ny BD 0d persons in most reasonable terms, Rooms reut from $2 w wont is particule MPS, THs ew aed qreaty improved patrut stent week, No charge for baths. factured by us Tene wt oar depot, 86 Joba street, | ——— N. ¥., or at our ix at Middietowa, Conn TORK VAMILY HOTEL, NEW BRIDGE WwW. & FB poveias Ledgate bill, Lendon. ae ens house ‘ se i tS eae Jy nitustod has an execllent coffe room, ten or twelve PURITU ALISM.— IR TEST | private siting ro between forty and Afty light, atry BY medium; personal once lao, | bedrooms, a soking room; warm, cold and ahower circles for developement « og; | bathe always ready. A night 'portor im attendance. A also, from 10 to 124. M 16 and TtOOP. M. rod charg for servants, ‘ibe New York Herald is filed. Pootns S71 Broadway, opposite the Mctropollian Hotel gy reg ———. ps - Roeptre. thip taverns, Greenwich,) tend: FINFGAR MOTHER WANT! ARGE OR SMALA, | grateful thanks to hia Amertenn felends for’ (ue fave quantities, for a racist port a therat { Fae their ha mascita Unede ! a ‘ gece will bo pal, Addron § ccatiaued patroiege wat rocouseadation 1, Urals ote GALZS AT AUCTION. LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUOTIO (kbi.—stucKs AND boeds at auction. Temvalbeet H. Nico- Bop pew ere gn giver chants’ Exchange, for of whom it may com- iy es ‘a | City 7 jer cent 00 37,00 and ‘llino's Talcosd, Ther see conve hey he ay . $4,790 Crawford County & ye . $5,000 Mercer County (i ennsyivania) ent bonds. $200 eel aud Pittsburg: Kaileoed.¢ per cent divi: $10,000 Tennes» te 6 pe no $1,000 Columbus, Iiqua and Indians Railrow $4,000 Coyagn eh Susaus Railroad tat mortgage A ‘eyugs and Susquehanna ico mol 7 per cent bends. . 000 26.CO0 Flushing Kailr ‘mort. $1,000 Milwaukie end Watertown Railroad 1st mortgage 8 per cent convertible bond. agli Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad 8 per cent con- vel bond. 10 shares Willinunsburg City Fire Insurance Co....850 9 do. Union Bank... 40 do. Bull's Hend Bank. 40 do. New Amsterdam Insurance Compan; 18, do. Beekiran Fire Insurance Company . 5 Terma of sale.—Ten per cent this day, and the balance before 2 o'clock to-morrow. ‘The accrued interest on all the bonds will be charged to the purchaser, with the ex- ception of thieState bonds. Next regular saleon Monday, August 27th. UCTION TICE —WM. B. JONES, AUCTIONEER— A virtue of anexecution, I will sell, thi ar at 1045 o'clock, A. M., at store 146 Canal street, the follow- ing gocds, viz.: 42 men’s black hats, 18 straw hats, and 20 men’s and boys’ caps. MICH. DOODY, Constable. ION NCTICE.—BY EDWARD SCHENCK—ON A ‘Thursday, August 23, at 1034 o'clock, at 16 Wall Street, large sale of fine old wines, brandies, &é., be- longing to an importing house, viz.:—Old East India, Ma- deira, pole” brown and golden sherries, London ports, Ot |, Martell and Heinessy London dock brandies, Hol- snl rum, &e., all of which are warranted tt per cent bonds81,000 anid gin, pureas i UCHON NOTICE.—M, DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, store £7 Centre street.—This day, ‘at 10% o'clock, in house on Fighty-seventh street, five doors from Third avenue, the eutize furniture contained therein, via.:— mahcgany parlor, easy and rocking chairs and lounges in brecatel, 6ot.3, roahogany wardrobe, marble top centre tables, iron do., iron bedsteads, hair, straw and wool mattresees, extension tables, looking glasses, bureaus, wachstands and toilet ware, comforters, sheets, pillows, &c., lace curtains and cornices, oileloth, carpets, china, crockery und glasaware, stoves, kitchen furniture, &c. Third avenue cars goes within one block of house. De- posits reyuired. CCTION NOTICE,—JOSEPH L. SMITH, AUCTIOY will sell this day, (Thursday,) at 10% o'clock, 76 Franklin etrect, fourth house west of Broadway, one rosewood pi:no, of brilliant tone and finish; parlor furni- ture, of eolid rosewood; rich carpets, oilcloth, oil ings, large oval and pier glasses, rocking and easy cl mahogany and maple chairs, sofas, dining and tea tables, rosawocd and mahogany bedsteads, bureaus and wash- stands to match, best hair mattresses, crockery, glass- ware, clocks, silver ware, &e.; thaee enamelled cottage suits. UCTION NOTICE.—W. A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER, sell, this day, Thursday, at 10 o'clock, at 80 Greenwich strect, a grocery stock, consisting of ctushed and pounded sugars, superfine flour, box raisins, macke- rel, segars, matches, salt, green and black teas, &., &e. ‘Terms at sale. Sale’ peremptory. UCTION NOTICE.—THOS, BELL, AUCTIONEER. — Bell & Bush will sell this day, at 1034" o'clock, in their auction rooms, 12 North William strcet, the hand- rome parlor and bedroom furniture of a gentecl family removed from Monroe street, including carpets, splendid sofa, rocking and parlor chairs, polished tables, mirrors, splendid paintings, plain and dressing bureans, couches, sofa beds, French bedstead, wardrobe, one fine second: hand pianoforte, oac splendid, nearly new, rosewood do., and other househceping utensils, too extensive to adver- tise. Friday—Assignco’s sale of hatter’s stock, 200 in the rough, &e. particulars day of sale. UCTION NOTICE.—J, BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY &. BOGART.—This day, at 103¢ o’clock, at the anc- ms corner of Frankfort and William streets, Sheriff's sale of a large assortment of fancy and staple dry goods, ladies’ and men's boots and shoes, cloth aud show cases, clothing, coats, me, 4, drawers, &e.; also mortgage ewing machine; also a lot of ‘sand and emery: —Sale peremptory. Deposits requirod froin UCNON NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY §. BOCART.—Friday, at 1024 o'clock, at the auction of Frankfort and William streets, by virtue of « chattel mortgage and execution, large and extensive sale of elegant household furniture, in suits, also splen- id misrors, marble top bureaus, washstands, centre fables, mahogany French bedsteads, hair and spring mat- Brussels, three-ply and ingrain earpets, fe, clock, tete-a-tete, sofas, rockers, easy eitees, splendid oil paintings and engravings, one the wile comprises a general assortment ot ‘par- . bedrecm and Kitchen furniture; also twenty-four patent bedsteads, partly Gnishel, to pay advances and expenses. (HON NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, BY . BUGART.—Saturday, at 1034'o’clock, at 41 Frank- street, corner of Elm, the genteel household farniture, mihogany sofas, tables chairs, carpets, looking glasses, bedsteads, beds and bedding, kitchen furniture; also gas fixtures, glassware, counters, &c. ERY AND GLASS WARE AT AUCTION.—THE entire stock now in the store No. 66 Cortlandt street, second ficor, will be sold on Thursday, the 23d inst. Sale commences at 103; o'clock A. M. J. W. CARTER, Auctioneer, D D. NASH, AUCTIONEER, STORE 310 BROAD- ¢ way. —Mortgage sale of omnibuses, &.—On Thurs- day, Avgust -23, at 12M., at the corner of Sixty-ninth street and Broadway, consisting of five omnibuses, five sets double harnese, one feed wagon, &, Also, right, title and interest of Anthony Lambrocht,of, in and to the line of stages kuown as the Star line, JOM. FARRING- TON, Attofney for Mortgagee VIS, AUCTIONEER.—BY W. W. BOWLES, is day, at store 10 Spruce street, assignee’s male of furniture, consisting of mahogany and other bed- . Mattresses, sofas, tete-a-tetes, mahogany s. s. ension table in onk and walnut, lounges, do. 1. retary, bookcases, bureaus, ofl paintings, lock- ing-glasses, carpets, window shades, fancy boxes and desks; also, an invoice of silver ware, refrigerators, &e. Catal’ gues'on the morning of sale, LIAS COMBS, AUCTIONEER,—THIS MORNING, AT 103; o'clock, at the spacious eales rooms, 66 Nas- jan strect, clogaat cabinet furniture, consisting in part carved rosewood parlor suites im great variety, carved in costly brocatels, damask, and hair cloth, rich aud cost- ly centre (ablo« to match, ladies? writing cabinets, reecp- tion and fancy chairs, rich and costly chamber furniture in suites to match; mahogany, walnut, and rosewood in library, and dining room farniture, ward- n tables; alsoa lange variety of other fur- tes, easy chairs, spring seat elites, ons room chair, ‘bedsteuds, bureaus, toat- lounges, feather beds, fice, cane seat and Windsor sintlogs, inlaid tables, and old i iy invited to attend. AUCTIONEER—| ite furnitu paillasses, &e. tings, silver pl f ING prunes, cofes pague, clare? cravat 5 W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, RE AUCTION NOTICE. EB. VAN ANT- second fall trade sale of hardware will ay at 10 o'clock, at 216 Pearl strect, and t of hand and’ panel saws, billet wobs, flee and table and small cutl butcher's knives, carde! scissors and knives, rules,’ bolts, pad- loo'ss, hatehets, ball brace ties, marbles, spirit levels, p clook*, 40 bundles German rte: German goods. Catalogues now ready. months Terms areata eetsinasiatalelsiniiiia Ein J f. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER—ASSIGNER’S pal no gold abd diamond jewelry, ele: of fine gold and diamond Jewelry, gold and gate id end « hes, both ladies’ and gentlemen's ~—Thursday, Aug. 23, at’ 104 “o'clock, at om 12 Maiden lane, will be wold a valuable, 0 close out the whole according to the orders of the as- nees of Ty cawng witch are costly cluster and single ignts ond finger rings, breastpins and etal; h gold sults In cases,’ eardrops, brooehes, 1 ve buttons, bracelets, massive fine gold guard, vest amd fob ebiaias, ladies' do., heavy gold pen- cila end pens, aud many other rich articles English lever, double and ringle case gold watches, and others of ¢ ers; indies’ beautiful enamelled single and doubie case watches; silver levers, and others of the best tion. A highly favo d IH’ GEMAN AUCTIONEER 1 o'clock, at the Centra! corner of Heart street, Brooklyn, household sofae, bedstends, chairs, divans, co desks, stoves! Qe. ‘Also, the ary goods store. WILL SELL THIS DAY, atbam square, a general milies leaving the city; 1.000 yards ingrain and Brussels le opportunity for all is NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 1855. SALNS AT AUCTION. * “poARDONG AND = CHN BOUGH, AUCTIONERR.—GKEAT SALE OF MS TO LET, WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, IN Jini end el weld we Pree py use of He Blain between bog gee wi maple: thou! Also, \ to» a 3 oi amo yep jp ecrenieey riday, "> #t10}g o'clock, from a én ‘ddrer box hero Poet stating location and terms. Pogues, Rewich-cumeiaa ab iniige tneess as BROADWAY—f0 Lt, AN glaGaNTiy | Abrivate fs - gant olla " oeowood. muita. of bie ‘make, sump: 752. furnished auite of rooms on tbs frst Moor, toa ARD WANTED—AN A FAMILY WHERE THERE ly carved, % ; variously co- mily gentlemen. Private yi no oe fuish large ail rosy n cans iri | Bale at re’ | itty ot quict retired habita., Boxed not to exceed fout + irs, ive exc! mf ¥ HU! “SINGLE OR E coitly rosewood revolving front secretary Dookeuse, mag. 196 al ea 2m Pia i pba twadays Mrs. F., Chatham square Post Office. taves, elegautly carved, pearl te, and for quality References exchanged. és OARD WANTED.—BOARD 18, WANTED FOR THF ee ee a ee 170 TRANEIOY STRERT, NEAR HUDSON. —FUR- | ihe upper part of the ett, between ued ad marble lope farigag kinds, an tastefully carve Alo, | (an fo gentiemen and thlr'wivan, Sar aisgir'gantie, | AYER, Bathe and que inte house. Address, stating vw choice oi intings, artists; fruit piece , $8; ha os ice. ven fore Mantle, by Stree West foint by Lserots; Grow | me 44," For choice of rooms for the wiater aSenn Se or al Nes - ” 3 BLEECKER STREET, OPPOSITE DEPAU ROW— “: Cine set attatceay pnPtr, | 1517 Bratz a Saar ert’ vis | TBO¥ns wana amma paceman heaty gol. (ramest’ rick and’ heavy lace curtsig ole, | superior sulte of rooms on the Aoor, for ‘geutle- ("Parlor ‘and. bedroom, with breakiast and ten suis wainted, shelen, waguiteret Wilton, velvet and | man and wip fle rer Be Masons rect a j lve | Adres 8, ‘and W., Herald office. ¥ in rn atdeovas tarts: Gukccltes: ride and — ue street, near Bleceker. © References ‘ex: YARD AND LODGING WANTED--BY A GENTLEMAN eres, plate mi fronts; qd 2 and wife, i lain, ble private family, seem, ety chek oe ats & red lt SR SAGAS Fon, | BP MEMS; Ns nnn reece peat. ai, Parian figures, statuary, Kiso, in dining room, large I with board, to Terms must te. Address, stating terms, loca- VAT pk iat Tooms to noderas M., Heradt offi fourteen feet extension table, walnut; china dinner aud Re os gentlemen ada their wives: ning, 5, |/ ieeeas Cs ce. tea sets, costly silver plate, cake baskets, spoons, casters, laned’ tack parlogy lipuse wenty fargiai- — —— - forks, tea services and salver, ivory cutlery, Vrench cut | Sa" tn all the modoru improvements fompermasiont and Boreas YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE GOOD 0 i 01 board and ais it 45 Madison street, second ceanters, liquor cases, wines, Ke. Als, in chamber, | $e.ttont boarders, i Eo ge hie Hod t pr morgen ancient and ctop and ginss bureaus, washstands, commodes, moir do glace wardrobes, fine hair mattresses, connter- panes, mahogany bureaus, sofas, bedsteads, Li Ke, ORTGAGF SALE,—JOHN W. SOMERINDYE, AUC- tioneer, store corner of Franklin and Centre streets, Will vell, by virtue of a chattel mortynge, at 181 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Friday, August 24, ut 12 o'clock M., one of Hoe & Co,’s new job priating ‘machines, size of bed 18 by £0 inches, complete. JOHN W. SOMERINDYKE, Attorney for Mortgagee. bedsteads, with mar- OARDING.—-TO LET, 10 SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR dies, or gent and their wives, furnished and unfurnished rooms, with or without board. at 39 Howard street. at 39 Howard street," °* "unent tow ees OARDING.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMAN CAN BE occupants, Mrs, MEDHURST, 641 Houston creas St? OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LET A tlemen can be accommodated with full or par- d; also, an unfurnished room, for a gentleman and lady, in a private fumily. Gas and bath. exchanged. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, THIRD HOUSE west of Sixth avenue, to let, fitted ap with all medern improtements, such a4 gas, baths, Ke. Avvly to EUGENE FERRIS, bootmaker, 62 Nassau street. FRANKLIN STREET, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF 13 LEXINGTON AVENUE.—TWO OR THREE GEN- boar ferences GAGE SALE.—A. M. CRISTATAR, AUCTION- ; large front room, or room and bedroom, to gentle. ve SRowery, will sel thieasy, Miow wctore, | CU) Broadwoy—suites and large single rooms, fur- | nen, or a genticman abd wile, with, partial Boxee ‘No. Temoved for convenience of salo, the entire «tock of a | MAaked, om tho first and second floors, tr gentlemen. | 18 Fast Kighteonth street, one block above Union square, ery, consisting of teas, sugars, coifees, spices, flour, | Breakfast served, if required. | The first a good location | between Broadway and Fifth avenuc, conveniently locat Boa raslnasess cll ott tang, barrels, boxes, Mees one ert | F © Physician,’ or would be let for light business pur- | ed for cars or stages, pores, Inguire as above, rate horse, one four wheel spring wagon, ‘suitable for a feed store; also one spring cart. By order of the mor- OARDING.—A SMALL, GENTEEL PRIVATE FAMILY, will let their entire second floor, three rooms deep, fe SECOND AVENUE.—ROOMS, FURNISHED OR 65 Boge. unfurnished, with or without’ board, for families | ith all modern improvements, and splendidly furaishet, ORTGAGE SALE.—JOHN W. SOMFRINDYKE, AUC- | Single gentlemen. The house has bath and gus. to a respectable party; but one block from Broadway, between Eighth strect and Waverley place. Inquire at AMITY STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO LET, | No. 10 Nelson place. F to a ringle gentleman, a front parlor, furnished 05 tioneer—store cornar of Franklin and Centre streets—will sell this paraee 10 o'’ciock, by virtue of a 1 chattel mortgago, at 192 Weat Thirty-second treet, neat | iiritting roomerad hedeenmy ae abe ey armiahed 98 ‘GA LADY LIVING IN a Eighth avenue, Household furniturs, consisting of' suite | Dyivatetkany, were there'are uo boarders: Hereratcen, | PZOARDNG TA, LADY LIVING IN A GLNTEEL rosewood parlor furniture, mahogany sofa, black walnut sideboard, mahogany extension table, mahogany tete-a- tetes, marble top bureaus, warhstands, rosewood and mahogany marble top centre tables, black walnut bel- steads, mahegany cliairs, &c. J. KELLY, AUCTIONEER.—DRY GOODS AT auction.—I will commence selling this day, at 934 o'clock, on the premises, 31 Catherine street, the ba- lance of the stoc! partial board will be furnishod. PARTMENTS, WITH GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS, FOR A rmament and transient boarders; a delightful lo- éation for the summer, being situated near the Hudson: cars and stages pass to all parts of the city. Apply at No. 4 Abingdon square, west side, two doors from Baak street. ‘Terms very moderate. tleman and lady, full board for the lady only. Bath ge and gas in the house. Address 8. A. P., Herald office. OARDING—PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT, FOR fainilies, or single gentlemen, at the first class house No. 15 State street, fronting on the Battery; rederences required. Apply on the premises. OARDING—ONE OR TWO YOUNG MEN CAN BE of McConvill & Murphy, consisting LADY WOULD LIKE TO LET TO A LADY AND accommodated with either fall or partial board at cued , of at and winter goods, Housekeepers should at- gentleman furnished apartments, with board for | Ze Rivington street, one block from the ¥ x; also, a jend this sale. ‘ooster st. the lady only. Apply at 18 WILOW LADY WOULD LET TO A SINGLE GEN- will sell on Sia August 24, at 10 o’clock, on Mot tleman, a furnished front room, with or without tugue street, near Hicks, Brooklyn, one butcher's stall, | farflal board) on very reasonable terms; bath and gas; with marble slab und fixtures complete. ‘ Reation very retired and pleasant. Apply at 192 Waver- Jonn Prerce, Deputy. E, LOTT, Sheriff. ley place, near Amos street. UNIS MORRELL, AUCIIONEER.—FURNITORE FROM PLFASANT ROOM AND BEDROOM, WITH BOARD, family will be sold at 81 Nassau street, this morn- for a gentleman and wife, with grate, gas, bath, ing, at 103g o'clock, consisting of tete-a-tetes, easy Also a small room for a single gentleman, in house man and his wife; also, a few day boarders. OARDING-—64 WEST [FOURTEENTH STREET.—GEN- tlemen and their wives desiring handsome large rooms, furnished or unfurnished, in @ first class house, can obtain a choice of rooms on early application. A few single gentlemen can be neatly accommodated. No. 64 West Fourteenth street, between Fifth and Sixti avenues, OARDING ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS,—GENTLEMEN and their wives, or single gentlemen, can secure (HERIFI'S SALE.—W. C. ALBURTUS, AUCTION: &e. chairs, spring mattresses, figures tor hall, &c.; dress bu- | No, 92 Fast Twenty-cighth street, near Lexington avenue. | choice of yooms, furnished or unfurnished, in eults or reaus, &c. en new furnilure, &c., by eutalogue, con- 7 Youn GPMILFMAS AND Ta Wire avian | Single, at 123 Reusen strect, near Clinton, Brooklyn, sisting of an extensive stock from first class manuf YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, WISH | "————_—— i ere turers, which must and will be sold at great sacritice. to” procure board in private family where the ROOKLYN.—A FRONT PARLOR AND CONNECTING Examine your catalogue early. Also, fifty oil paintings in frames; also, oval mirrors; also, Brassels carpeting; also, hair mattresses, silver’ plated goods; also, 10,000 kegars just received.’ N. b.—Southern purchasers will be pleased, if saving full 33 per cent is an object, with every attention to purchasers, &. Sure to be prompt comforts of a home could be found; location Seventh ward; references exchanged. Adilress’ a note to P. B. S., Chatham square Post Oflice. . AND HIS WIFE MAY OBTAIN bedroom, on «ccond floor, together or separate, With board, for s party of respectability, in f first class house, with bath, &., near South and Wall street ferries; lccation and neighborhood most desirable, and terms very moderate. Apply at 242 Henry street. ard in @ S plain private family, at No. 24 Bond | ne see ___ to time. As the season is dull there will be sufficient com. | Street, Brooklyn, with pleasant room and at a moderate AMILIES OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN WISHING TO pany. charge, gmake arrangements for board, will find dosirable Ss. M , AUCTIONEER.—BY HOUGHTON PRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY, OCCUPYING A | #bartments, &c., at No. 3 Leroy placo, BleocR@ treet, ° ‘e MiLLOn, an day, Thursday, at 103% pleasant house situated 68 White street, can ac- Preienestitne eases is large and well ventilated, o'clock, at 113 Naxeau’ street, clogant cabinet furniture, | Gommodate a family or single gentlemen with elegant | 2nd haa all the modern improver Itis also kept in the bert manner, in order to make first class family’ boarding house, DRNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, ina most desirable situation, with a private family, with or without partial board. ‘The house ia convealent to three ferriea, and cars pass the door, Apply at 2! Court street, South Brooklyn. URNISHED ROOMS,—GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACOOM- modated with pleasant and well furnished apart- ments ina small private family. The louse has all the modern improvements. Partial board if desired. Please call at 91 West Eleventh street, near Fifth avenue. \URNISHED ROOMS.—A SUITE OF FURNISHED rooms to let to one or more gentlemen, with break- fast, if required; also single rooms. Apply ‘at 141 Ninth street, third door east of Broadway, und No, 6 College place. URNEHED ROOMS TO LET.—TWO LARGE AND furnished rooms, and board if wished. in every respect houre. WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A MODERN BUILT house, would let two handsomely furnished parlors on first floor to a gentleman and lady, board for tac lady only. No other boarders or occupants, Location near Lexington avenue. For particulars address E. M., Broad. way Post office. HANDSOME UNE NISHED PARLOR, WITH BED- room adjoining, to let to a gentloman and his wile OF one or two single gentlemen, without board, within five or six minutes’ walk from Peck Slip ferry, Wi burg. For particulars address 0. R. P., Herald offic SPLENDID SUITE OF FURNISHED PARUO) with bedrooms attached, to let, together or separate, in a private house, with all the modern improvements—a party of three or four will find this a rare chance. Apply at 96 Prince street, a few doors west of Broadway Inquire at said three rosewood piano fortos, melodeon, 7 thick French plate, pier and oval mirrors in richly ornamented frames, French china tea sets; vases, &c.; oil paintings in rich frames; cabinet furniture consists in part of rosewood jarlor suites, covered in costly brocatelle and plush; rich centre, pier and side tables; Indies’ eabinets and secretary; etegeres, mirror doors and backs; escru- toires, corner stands, &c, ; rich and costly chamber suites, cnamelled chamber suites, complete with marble tops; mahogany, walnut and oak ditto, in great variaty; library and eecrotary bookcases, several patent extension dining tables, 14 feet long, superior articles; also, a large variety of medium clasa furniture, tete-a-tetes, easy and voltaize chairs, epring seat parlor ditto, divans, ottomans, Ke.; a full assortment of mahogany ‘and fancy stained 20 hair mattresses and pilliasses. Catalogues jorning of sale. Goods can be packeil for ship- ping on the premises. Piano fortes will be sold at 12 o'clock. ‘The trade and country merchants are particu- larly invited. NVIAMSBURG AUCTION NOTICE.—JOHN H. CO- & issued on very pleasant attic rooms, at $1 50 per week, each; breakfast’ and tea, if required.’ Apply wt 320 Broome at. Dee ROOMS TO LET.—INQUIRF AT NO. 60 Warren strect Vy LAHAN, Auctioneer, will sell this day, Thursday, at 10 o'clock, at 202 First street, the contents of a grocery and Iyuor store, also the furniture contained in the dwelling part of the house, comprising a good assortment of parlor, chamber, dining room and kitchen furniture, mirrors, bureaus, carpets, beds and bedding, handsome set of china, crockery and glassware, large cooking stove, refrigerator, &¢, LADY HAVING A NEW HOUSE UP TOWN IN A A ‘ood location, would give the use of a handsomely furnished room with board, for the advancement of $200 for three months, and security. Address KE. B., Broad- way Post office, for two days. OARD.—T0 LET 10 A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, asecond story front room, handsomely furnished: also a large room to two gentlemen, with partial board for the gentlemen, the house and ‘location could not URNISHED REOMS TO LET.—A PRIVATE FAMILY wonld let » parlor and bedroom adjoining, together or separate, to one or two gentlemen, with or without breakfast and ten. The house is furnished with gaa and baths. The location central, only two blocks west of YM. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILI, SELI, ON 3 W Friday, at’ 103; o'clock, at No. 187 Canal | be more desirable. Apply at 284 East Twelfth atreet, third | Broadway. Apply at 108 Greene svreet, near Sarive, strect, the entire household furniture of a. family | block from Broadway we! a ee removed from Leonard street, consisting of sofas, tete-a-tetes, rocking, easy and parlor chairs; centre, side and extension tables, mahogany bookcase, window curtains, tapestry and’ other carpets, oll gloths, mahogany and other bedsteads, hair and other nfittres: sec, beds and bedding, dressing and plain bureaus, wash- stands, toflet sets, wardrobes, dining room and kitchen furniture; china, glass and plated ware; also, assignee's sele of 13 cooking ctoves, with furniture complete; also, a lot of clothing: also, a quantity of groceries. AMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AC. commodated with full or partial board «t No. 11 University place, corner of Eighth street. First class reference required. ph incaha! Sesh ere SSE a eS Bt ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT board, in # private French tamily, with all the modern improvements, gas, bath, &c., within reach of cars and stages. Apply at 06 East Twonty-second at. Das AND BACK ROOMS, ON SECOND FLOOR, TO let, with board, inn private family, Please apply at 22 West Fourteenth street. References exchanged. NT AND BACK ROOMS, WITH FINE AIRY BED. ‘ooms attached, on the second and third floors, fur- nished or unfurnished, can be had with board, by apply- ing at No. 223 West ‘Twenty-second street, where there are but few boarders, and all the comforts of a home can be obtained. ‘The location is very pleasant, and the house furnished with gas, baths, and all tho mod provements, Terms moderate. secre eat ©. 6 ST. MARK’S PLACH.—A SUIT OF ROOMS will be let, together or separately, tarnished or un- furnished, with board, in the first classy hous Mark's place. {7 O. 91 PRINCE STREET, FOUR DOORS WEST OF adway.—A few single gentlemen will find plea- ith full or partial hoard, ata moderate price, by applying as above. Baths and gus OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN HAVE ® handsomely furnished room, or suit of rooms, in a small private family occupying a handsome brown stone house, complete with all the modern oon Bey a Price $10 per week. Please address, in Thirty-second street, No. 68. Convenient to Sixth’ avenue cars, and stages to all parta of the city Peake wanmep, BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ‘a comfortable room, with partial board for gentle man; meals must be served in room: retired situation preferred, Address, stating terms, which must be mode- rate, M. A., Herald office. OARD.—A WIDOW LADY, HAVING A LARGE house, located west of Broadway, near Canal street, desires to rent one or two furnished rooms toa gentle: man, or would rent the upper part of the house, with a barement, to a lady and gentleman; the house has the modern improvements. Rent $300 per year, quarterly in advance. Address Edwards, Broadway Post oflice. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO SPORTING. AITA WILL, TAKE PLACE AT POINT BREEZE Hotel on Thursday, the 2id inst., at 1 o’clock P. M., for a purse of $50—$40 to the winning boat, and $10 to the second boat. Free for all jib and mainsail boata under thirty feet. Entrance $5. The usual time will be given on starting. J. H. MIDMER, * ATS. —PLEASURE BOATS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS can be found at the celebrated race, ail, barge, and fancy boat and oar bazaar, 250 South street. 'N. B.—Sail boats can be fitted out at two days notice, together with single gentlemen can be accommodated with a plea- 200 other boats. Call and caamine. ©, L. INGERSOLL. | ant room, furnished or unfurnished, and board, by ap- Seopa go riying at 62 Forsyth street, near Grama; reasonab mane ‘ies. References ex ed. Hg. 4. —The steamboat peat he Pd resin leave Amos street at pring street at O4,, 1 OARD IN NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND r Sixth ayenues,—Flegant suits of ropms, with pri 110, Land 4 o'clock. Returning, niltoa at 1144, 24 and By o'clock. 0 ORWALK, Capt. 4, 12% and 214 : pier 3, will leave Fort Fare down and vate table or not, furnished or unfurnished; every com- fort of « private family; home given for a moderate price, l 5 conte, i € fe ren. ic 8, i d : ee eg Sigaben Mk dite Hee ist Ottee” “ae COMS, WITH BOARD, IN 4 PRIVATE FASTLY.—A WOR SALE—A FULL. BLOODED POINTER DOG 17 | "pet." A. Astor Place Post | e of furnished or unfurnished rooms may wenibs a good setter dog, five years old, OARD, AT —FINE FURNISHED ereenred hy # genteel family in ihe finely Ineated house Uioroughly broke. Inquire at $7 avenue C. roots, in suites aud single, with oc without boat tog eekly abba Mag ae. cee tens Eel — may be had us above; first class house, newly furnished @ all modern tmprovemen' noe given wad required. VERY CHE A BEAUTIVUL LIVER | in a euperi ner, and modern improvements, colored pointer dog, three yewrs old, well broke, and | —— . warranted in every respect.” Lowest cash price $10. OARD 1 NINTH STREET. —HANDSOMELY PUR- owes A Richards, Williams & Co,, Herald offive. B nished rooms, i with or crantage of extension : —— en tent, te eee ohare taneiece kalae 8 ond furnace, ix denirous of letting rooms S, RARBITS DOGS, &C—FOWIS | | use first class, with all Uh a, °c single gentlemen dd emall fumilies, waere black, Spanish,’ Leghorns, Poiton gray, silver and on pie lbarimn Bon children will be ao oby golden, Hainburgs, Polands, tintams, Shanghais, &. | Chemo! °* Apply as above, Kefsreuecs ex- | nigent 290 Tenth atzert, Figeont—Carersy” pouters, ta a EY : oad oars swallows, magpies. &.; canary b AL RE IN A PRI ' : 08 terrier dogs, Mobiiea, enue CARD MAY BE HAD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, CON toa gentleman and lady: b for the lady oaly renient {o stage route. Apply at 15 Warren place utreet. ins private frmily, (no other boa = mare. Particulars will be near Washing Address A. C.F, dogs of every description H. JOHNSON, No. 195 Fulton street. G SD REGATTA WILL TAKE PLACE AT FORT Hamilton on Friday, August 24, 1855, for 17, 18 and 19 foot working boats.” A number of valuable prizes will be given for sailing anil rowing races, The amateur boatmen are determined to make this one of the best sail- OARD IN A YRIVATE FAMIi Pleasant, large and airy rooms, can be nat 199 West Twenty-se Fighth avenue; house provements: convenient to cars and ms can be hid if desired WITH BOARD—A TLY FU with pantry attached, suitable for a gen wan snd his wife or two single gentlemen, att situated house No. orth Moore’ wi eat M0 LET, r ing au rowing races ever witnessed in the bay of Nem | oe - “t.Jobn’s park. Baths in the house. york. A number of crack oarsmen are preparing for the OARD DOWN TOWN.—TWvo OR THREE GENTI SY RUPERION Gucpahiemiene wea eatin, struggle. Entrance fee, men can be accommodated with board at 172 ERY SCPERIOR ACCOMMODATION FOR KAMILIFS an single persons can be found at the Hreyoort House, Fifth avenue, corner of Fight the Evropean plan; from the prices ot prietor Wy Riiaepone— two YOUNG MEN CAN commodated with board and the corsfort where there are by as in farnity, $1 each race. Apply to Mr. GE WARNER, Market Hotel, Catherine Flip. Duane street, wear Hudson, opposite the Duane tre park. ener toneenoencas OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SMALL PRIVATE FA- mily, residing within two minutos’ walk of the puth ferry, would be happy to receive as inmates for the winter a gentleman and his wife, or two single gentie- men. They would find all the comforts of a respectable : kept opoo rooms are oiferei at reduced rates last season. ALB ' CLARK, pro. Gh VPAND REGATTA AND COTILLON EXCURSION, O8 Friday, August 24,1865, on board the splendid steamer ALEXAN! phon sat and barge og! Ra wit. ness and accompany the regntta to take place at Fort Hamilton, Mahelten's ectebraved@otil on Bras Hand is engaged for the oceasion. The boat wil! land as follows home, two per to receive pastengere, and will leave foot of Broom street | home. French as well as English spoken by the family. ‘i 25) 3 es + at 9% ALM: Pee slip, 10; Amos street, 103; Pier i, | Apply at 07 Pacific street, between Henry and Hicks, | ‘alice at 850 FANtb street, Willlamsba = orion Fld inennttimon! theewr enero North river, 1144. Returning, will land at above named TANTED—TWO YOUN , TO OARD IN BROOKLYN. V laces, Refreshments will be provided on board. Tickets k X .—A GENTLEMAN AND BIS Ter Nd VAY dM Rfty cents each. Committee of Arrangeme Henry wife, or n family, also a fow single gentlemen, ean | Chrystic st tee Decne Comerrzable: ora Williams, Jon, Carey, George A. Cooke, Tawrence Mahee | be accommodated with full or partial toad, nt 147 ticks = street, Brooklyn Heights, within two minutes’ walk of Wall street ferry. CARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND wife, or one or two single gentlemen, can haves iarge front and hall room, wich gas, furnished or unfar- nished, with board, in & quiet aad agreeable family House ‘is within three minutes of Hamilton ferry and eight of South ferry. Inquire at 90 Presiden? stree?, $e Bw IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND His wife, also two single gentlemen, cun be acroramo- dated with board and pleasant apartmente, in s priva' Gimily, within two minutes’ walk of Pultea ferry, Ap) at 45 High street, ‘Terms moderate. OARD WANTED.—A YOUNG LADY Wht Pr menent board in o private family, or where there are but few boarders; location nrust be between Plesker and Tenth streets, in or near the Bowery; terms must be reasonable, Apply to or address Mirs N.'F., 9 Vatrd wt. OAKD WANTED--FOR A YOUNG LAI IN A PRI B vate family where there are a0 other or very fow boarders, The indy wili furnish her own roum. Terms not to exceed $13 per_month Reference given aud re. quired. Alaress 1,., Chatham Square Post oflice OARD WANTED —A LADY 13. Di B tain a pleasant room, with full boa she eno bay ; references requ James W. Reed, Benjamin F. Buck, Jas. McGinni: mut W. Brown, Francis Glover. P ‘ips, Wm. Colligaa, Joba ist Gain JAMES PUGH, Chairman, Avon70 Goriennes, Secretary. Several gentlemen of the Press have accepted an inyi- tation, and will accompany the excursion to witness thi« exciting race. ———— PORTING.—THERE. WILL BE A QUONT MAICH TO 0 come off at Beatty's Hndson County House, Hadeos ity, New Jersey, for $100, between Hoboken aad Jersey City) on Thursday, Aug. 2, at 2 o'clock, P. M, 7 p HARLEM YACHT CLUB—THE THIRD YACHT rogatts will take place at Gien Cove, on Thursday, the 22d inst, The boate will rendezvous at Glen Cove om the 224, and report to the Committers, Woo renee CTABLE, FAM) ly, by a young geatleman who holds a respects tion near the Park. Address J. S., Post ( mediately, stating terms which wili be expe 1 L ANCING.<TWO YOUNG MEN WANT INSTRU ing in danciag, by pelvate lewons. Address MG, aid otter. BUSICAL, YOUNG LADY rena few more 4, 0 few doors frou He UITAR AND SED bers lenve to of New York and Hro ULOTHING, S&C. AST OFF CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION wanted, —Tho highest price given, and cash paid in gurrert money. Gentlemen wishing to dispose of cloth. ing of a good quality for a Mberai cash eqnivalent, aro re. quested to on or address JAMIN MORONEY, 11 Bax- ter, late Orange street. sae genn-esetanstareneniancesbinatiicipininanisis YTHING.—LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY ( , to dispose of, con get the utmost value in eash, b wending to the stores No. 1% Laurens street, near Canal, or 6. West Broadway, or » through the Post Umic: to S. Couen. Ladies attended to by Mra. Cohen. fi hi* Jeasons ia the c terma, apply wt 10 Carroll piace MATRIMG WiTit ON This is decidedly one of ; Aw ~ en betweea | songs out. It bas bern nung w ATRIMONL A GLNTLEMAN WISHES TO MACY Fourth | concerts of the Go! the requaintance of a lady, with a wiew to matrt wove ime | Wost COOK & B ny. Any Who frel an incline! will plone addrgss Addreas | Bole agents for Hainos’ b> * conmtcentiauy, W. W., bor He Broadway Post Offor bom 6, bet raion,