The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1855, Page 6

6 ADVERVIE ENTS SENKWED_WHRY DAY. “ne ~ ae w. i N ENGLISH, GERMAN OR Cook A’ ad, to gon short distance in the country: Po. M. to12M., at 44 West 28h st. GENTS WANTED,—CANVASSERS OF TALENT AND enterprise, and who have had experience in adver. ing “anva ssing, can make advantageous © ments by ng at No.2 Appleton’s buihling, 346 Broadway. pny RUG CLERK.—AN ACTIVE, © 10 o’clook. fedge of the bask wil rough kDow! of iness, ; fen p 8 ition oy applying at 139Court Me yBrocklyn, betwee 9 and 1 o'clock, to-day, fiy GOODS SALESMAN WANTER—A YOUNG German, who cen speak the English Isngaage well, ply at 146 bth avenue. REWOMAN—WANTED, A LADY WHO HAS HAD experience in iLe maniilla and cloak throughly competent to de. workroom for a first class retail house in this city. one experienced w liberal salary’ will be given. None er need apply. Address, ster enly, stati: - Gaars, to Janes Fcaues, (i ieceteage ee OVERNESS WANTED—TO ‘TEACH MUSID, FRENCH and drawing, of av po eae we Re gee r o 3 Fomms 30 and 95, between ti soe. “pF — OVERNESS WANTED FOR A YOUNG LADY.—MUST have @ good English pronunciation, aad be able to teach French end music. “Address with real name and good reference, LE. H,, Union square Fost Office. ATLLINERS WANVE®—TWO GOOD SILLINERS. Highest snlary given. Apply at 111 Canal, AND SKAMSYRESS WANTED—TO GO WEST ‘with a private family; also, one fur the city; English, , German, l'rench or Swiss; colored gicl, as waiter @nd chambermaid, for the city; and several goad cooks, “. WESLEY'S velcct Female ilice, 195 7th avenue, near at. ERVANTS.—WANTED, A SUPERIOR FEMALE HOU: fervant, ina sinall private family, up town, consis! of two persens, @ must be a superior washer and froner, a good cook; in short, understand the entire care and work of a private family in all its details, and of good disposition; Frotestant preierred, Also wanted, a male rvant, who understands the care and wanagement of Soeses well; must be sober, honest, and willing to make ‘himself generally useful, ut the house a3 well aa stable. To the va t hind of servants # desirable and permanent Aituation is offered. It will be uacless for any otier to apply at the dwelling 84 Broadway, between 5 and 7.P. hy ODRY ALFSMAN,—WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED RETAIL watesman, to go West. A young man who can tur- good city references, and who desires a permanent situatton, may apply, from 9 A. M. to 12 M., for one day, ‘at 4 Cortianat vt. ALFEMAN WANTED—FOR FANCY DRY GOODS; also, 8 boy, to learn the business at 368 Bowery. WANT. Apply English ranches. One who would be willing to ‘ote kome¢ three or four hours of her time to two cail. dren, aged 11 and 15 years, and can brit ble reierences; a libeval sulary will be box 620 New York s’ost Uflice. }O MILLINIRS.—WANTED, A COMPETENT FORE- woman in & millinery establishment in this city, to whom a liberal compensation will be paid; she must tho- 1y uncerstand the business, Situation permanent. at 120 Bleecker street. 0 MILLINETS.— Two cxperienced trimmers and saleawomen wanted, CARTER'S Millinery store, 503 Broadway. (0. DAGUERREOTYPISTS.—WANTED TWO FIRST clase operators at the gallery, 303 Broadway, corner Of Duane strvet. TANITD—A DRESSMAKER, WHO CUTS BY MEA- sure, to take charge of » workroom, Address Mac, brx 6 Jersey Lity i ast office, immediately, sta- where su interview may be had. ANTED—SIX GOOD MILLINERS AND AN EXPE- rienced trimmer; also two apprentices and a gvod yp mouker. Appiy ut Sirs. Siythe's, 67% Broadway. ANTEY—A GOOD DRESSMAKER; ALSO, A MILLI- ner; must be # good trimmer; both to go South, et 76 Chambers street, bewween the hours of 11 py WANTED—Al NEWARK, N. J., FOR THE unexcepiion- ven. Address Apply and 1. ANTIP—A LADY, AS FOREWOMAN OF THE millinery business. one that understands all the brauches, to go to Nashville, Tenn,; must be ready to go by September 4, Vermanent employment; will ea- eayor w muke it a comfortavle bome. of reterenc given and required ay to repatation and capacity, In- quire at Miceses, Campbell & Beekman’s, No. 76 Caamhers street, between the hours or 9 and 12 o'clock. ANIED—FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, COOK, wath and iron, small family of three or four, in Brooklyn. American, colored, knglish or seoteh. Appl; this day and. to-morrow, August .9 and 30, toJno. Brai- nerd, Wall st. ferry, Brooklyn. ANTED TO GO sOUTH—A SALESWOMAN, FOR A first class millinery and cloak establishnent; also, @.diessmaker, to superintend the dress ant ctvakmaki ‘tment; also, a milliner, to trim and superinten aoe ‘A. M.L., Herald office, stating where last em- oyed. ‘ANTIT—A COLOREP WOMAN; 0: wa-h and iron inthe best manner and is @ good cook; she must be neat and particular, and bring » recommendation. Apply at 116 Hamersley at. Warts AMERICAN GIRL, TO TAKE CHARGE of a child twe years old, and do fine sewing. Apply from 6 o'clock at 117 Broad st. War ‘PROTESTANT GIRL, 10 GO TO ASTO- ris. 1. 1., to.cook, wash and'do housework. In- quite of Robert Benner, 7 Nassau st., N. Y. ANTED—NEAR THE CITY, A YOUNG WOMAN, ‘a6 nurse and seamstress; satisfactory references required of character and qualifeations. Apply this day, at 76 Clinton place, between 10 and 12 c'clock. French preferred. ANTED—A COOK, WASHER AND I[RONER; NONE need apply unless thoroughly competent and can come well recommended from her last place. Apply at 17 Hudson terrace, Hoboken. ANTED—SEVERAL GOOD MILLINERS, THOSE that are well qualified to take charge of ‘the busi- Aprly at Farle’s Hotel, City Hall square, August between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock. SHERMA! ANTED—A RESPECTABLE GIRL, AS NURSE AND chambermaid; one who will make herself generally usoful. Apply at No, 1 Kim place, Fulton avenue, Brooklyn ‘ANTFD-BY A PRIVATE DRESSMAKER,TWO YOUNG Indies, first rate dres-makers and trimmers; stea ly Work and good wages given (hy the week). None bat Competent persons needapply. To save trouble, address Union square lost office. ‘ANTED—A FIRST RATE COOK, WA+HER AND frouer; such as can come well recommended, and mone other, may apply at 59 bast 22d at, ASTED—AT MISS TASSIE?S MILLINERY, 209 FUL- ton atreet, Brooklyn, a good saleswoman; one un derstanding the tiade preferred. Good wages and perma- nent my loyment given. ANTHD—A GOVERNESS, TO GO SOUTH; SHE must be a Protestant, musical, and perfectly fa- miliar with French. Addvesa, stating pariiculars aod po og aninterview may be bad, Mr, A Norman, lost ce, wey ENGLISH, SCOTCA OR GERMAN woman, to goto Washington City, to take care of ore child; to one who understands her business good Snare Apply, to-day, MORKIS, CUHN- ERI & 00.'s, 287 Broadway, corner of Reade at. ANTFD—PERSONS OF BUTH TO LEARN A new, useful and ornamental art, which can be workod at anywhere, and pays well, No hamovg at all. Nassau st., room 10, thicd Boor, Arnly in person at 1 1 satiety yourself. Fee small for instraction, ANTEP—TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN A +mall family, an active, obliging gi—American, colored, English of tco’ch; also, a genicel person, in ‘he capacity of seamstress and to take care of a small child. Aprly, to-day and tomorrow, to John Brainerd, Wall ieee terry Brooklyn. ANTID—A YOUNG WOMAN, AS FIRST RATE cook, washer and ironer; must understand baking breed, rolls, cakes, &e., and be generally useful; om? au- the above description is wu for a te howe in Brooklyn, near the ferry, and must come wel recommended. ‘Ni others need apply. Call at 144 Ful ton street, New York. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN ABOUT 18 YEARS OF age, who undersiands the care sod mingoment & horse, and who wili make bim wif gonerally usefal, A German who can 6) English will be preierred, Ad- Grease J. &., box 1,907 Fost Office. tlh Baten thn ANTID—YOUNG MBN WISIING To GO TO SEA, For whaling voyages, ad.ance allowed of $50 0 t0 outfit, ko. Coo wanted. Apply all this and next mouth, to Ranvdall & Baboon, 161 south strect, corner Peck slip, up stairs ANTED—A MAN, WELL ACQUAINTED WITH dress, trimming and millinory good, to take charge department inf wholesale and retail store. Ad Gress J. M., «tating references, &e., &e., Horald office. ANTED— A PROTESTAN’ v ‘ JB. ANT YOUNG MAN, rs, carpenters and blacksmith ; AS Groom, 0 about Girtocn miles (fr00"%){° rose in the country, ed h the Se ee ecas 'y; ome who ts tho. management of horses, and recommended, may apply to A. Barnard, OF FIFTEEN on st in a foreign e@tamission hou, One ey entaey toed hond, knows French, and can give goud teterencus Addrors O- X., Heradd office, i Ww" TID —A YOUTH, KOR A. bred. K. Grote, 116 Broad N OFFICE. APPLY TW \ at | street "ANTED—TWO YOUNG MEN, LATELY FROM THE Old who understand something about the dry goods business, to go Sonth. Address C., Herald office, before 2 o'clock this day. Ww SMART, ENERGETIC YOUNG MEN, Sigh good sxeech and plen‘y of ambi‘ion, in a light money making business, in these hard times; also, two Mp of $20 to $10 oo <n ay at 354 Broad) room No. lL. ice Hy wa iia eticulars ours from ANTED—A FEW FIRST RATE EXPERIENCED BAR tenders, to attend bur about four evenings each week, from 6 to 10 o'clock. None need apply bur thuse who have the bes! .estimonials. Apply at 190 Meccec st., from 8 to 10 o'clock 4. M ANTED—A YOUNG MAN OF GENTKEL APPEAR- ance, who can read and write the English and German, and come well recommended a3 to honesty. Ap- ply at 197 William st, ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, BETWEEN 10 AND 18 years ofuge. Apply at RENDELL & FAIRCHILD'S gold pen manufactory, 152 William street. ANTED—A SMART AND ACIIVE BOY, FROM 18 to 20 years of age, to assist Lu a pawn ‘office; mast wit'e and read fluently, ‘and come well recommeat for honesty! one who bas beeu iu the business preferred. Appyly after 6 o'clock P. M., at, Frilenbe: gon Bt. ING BANS.—THE STEAMER ‘aptain N. Anderson, Jr., will LAURA KNAPY, " inake excursions to the Fishing Banks daily, leaving street at 7. o'clock A. M. IRLT ANAUAL MOONLIGHT AND COTILLON EXCUR- sion of the Washington Star Association, up the Hudson river, on ‘Thursday evening, Augast 30. Tae safe and ccmmodious sleamet Maxcachusetts, and barge, have been chartered for the occasion. Dodworth’s cete- brated cotillon band, of thirty performers, have een engeged. In every respect the committee pledge them- sehen to make this the most deligifal excursion of che senson, The boat will leave Krave strect, East river, St 7% o'clock; Fulton atreet, Brooklya, 73 o’eloek; pier No. 3 North river, 84 o'clock; Spring street, 8 o'clock; Amos street, Oo’lock P.M. ‘Tekets, admitting a gen- tlemar: and ladies, 81—to be had of any of the commit. fee, or at the St Nicholas Hotel; dabines’s saloon, Chambers street; Mercer House; Clark's Hotel, corner of Jay and Wachingion streets; and a: itlelly’s Hotel, eorner of West Broadway and Franklin street. No intoxicating liquora sold on any part of the boat or barge. REAT CAMP MEETING AT SING SING—IHE Fast and commodious double engine steamboat WIL- LIAM GAGE, Capt. J. 0. Phillips, will run to sing slag during the camp meeting, in connection with the s.eamn- boat Thomas F. Hulse, commencing August 29, 1855, and will leave ay follows: Fiom foot uf Jay atreet, at 73 o'clock, A. af.; Amos street, at 7%, landing ai Youkers, each way. Herurning, will ‘leave ring sing at $ o'clock, P.M. N. B.—The William Gage will leave on sunday, at 8; ofclock, A. M., and will leave Sing “log at 44g o'clock P.M, Fare each way, £5 cents, ‘OTICE.—FQE PICNIC AND COTILLON EXCURSION of the: dUompany of Freeland Guards, to Paradise Grove, ha» been postponed in consequence of the bad weather; it will take place on Thursday, August 30, rain orsbine, The bont will make the fullowing landings : Leave Houston #t., k. R., at 7 o'clock, A. M1.; seven'h st., Williamsbnrg, 7343 Gouverneur st., 734; Catherino st., 7%; Thorn’s dock, Brovklyn, 8; pier 3, North river, 8 Spring at.,’83;; Hammond st., 9. {, Broome street 8, and pier 3, N. ix, REMIUM EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS.— Five doars premium will be paid by tae steamer Croton, on each trip, t» the person who ¢hall catca the lugeet fish, and one dollar to the person who shail catch the sraliest fish. ‘The splondid, tast, and sufe sea steamer CROTON, will make trips to the fishing Banks, on Wednesday, ‘ihursdey and Friday of this week, leav: ing ns follows:—Foot of Broome street, East river, 7A. M.; Heck slip, 7:00; spring street, North river. No. 8, 8:30. Retre-hments, fishing tackle ani bait tur- nished on board. A band of maste will accompany the boat, N. B—Tho steamer Croton can be chartered for excursions, for which ber size and speed render her pe- culiarly fitied, Apply to WM, G, LOCKWOOD, No. 87 South strect, or to the Captain on board. KN PRIZES OF COSTLY JEWELRY WILL BE DIS- tributed.—Grand excursion to the Fishing Bunks, 6n Thursday, August 50, 1855, face 50 cents, by the safe and commodious double engine steamer MASSACHU- SBI'Ts, KE. R. Hanas, commanver, leaving piec foot cin street at 8 o'clock, and pier No, 3.N. at 9A. tf Fishing tackle aud bait on board. A band of masic inat- tencance, CHARTFR FOR EXCURSIONS—"HE SAFE AND commodious ‘double engine steamer MASSACHU- SvaTs, E. 8, Hanks commander, being now in complete order, can be charie:ed for excursions. she is the largest and most elegant steamer offeved for the purpose, having a Iaige dancing saloon AX: feet long. Apply on Board, ut the foot of hing s:reet, N. R.; or to L. H, GROVER, ‘163 Broadway, up stalrs, MATRIMON pete WIFE WANTED.—A GENIEEL MECHANIC, DOING 8 good business in this city, and having suilicient means to take good care of # wife, is Besirous of forming the acquaintance of some respectable young lady with o view to mairimony. she must be prudeni, i and very nea. about her person, and position Any young lady answering thi wishing to get msrried, and knowing how hin ment, will find one that will make her a kind and affectionate husband, by addressing H. L., Broadway Fost Office, giving fu 1 name and residence, stating wacre and whon en interview may be had, All answers to the above, fom any part of the city or country, will be at- tended to in the most gentlemanly-like manner. N. B— None but the most honorable and respectable ladies need anrwer the above, as sll others will be treated with the utmost contempt. ANCING ACADEMY, 21 a. Malle, CAROLINE VEVIENS informs her friends and pupils that her dancing academy will be reopened on Sa- turday, September 1, for the instruction of ladies and | eter Grand dancing soiree on Saturday evening, ptember 1, frum 8 to 11 o'clock. MISCELLANEOUS. McMUNN’S ELIXIR OF OPIUM. The pure extract of the native drug, highly concen- ted and sepa frem all those deleterious princi- les which render laudanum, peeue, morphine, aad other preparations of opium ‘objectiouaste. "Hor sale by A. B, & D. SANDS, 100 Fulton street. Sold also by drag- gists generally INVOLOPES.—NEW YORK ENVELOPE COMPAMY'S superior machine made envelopes, depot 41 Joho surest, factory 22 aud 24 Frankfort street. THOMAS D. DOUBLEDAY is propared to furnish, in any quantity, bull gold, biue and white, laid and, wove envelopes, made on self-feeding, pasting and countlng machines, at the rate of 30.000 per dny each of en hours. Also sole agents for Towne & Co.'s perforated boards, AS BURNERS,—A LARGE SUPPLY OF GAS BURY- e186 of the ficst quality, mow on hand and for s:1 at greatly reduced prices, by A. & G. W. BRADY, a thet factory, 41 Greene street. Also, portable sockets, pillars, &.° Or promptly attended io. ORSE POWER ANT THRESHING MACHTVES.—AL- len’s supecor endless chain horse power, Emery’s vuved do. dt Hogardus’ iron circular horse power; Hall's do. do.; Toplia’s wood do. do.) hers of most ee patierns, with or withou: srator, for sale by Kt, L. ALLEN, New York Agriculiu- warchouse and scedstore, 187, 189 and 191 Water at. AMPS, CROCKFRY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.— The subscriber would respectfully inturm his forme frendsand patrons, that le bas re-openet tae store Bowery, corner of Canal street (late Walker), where, by attention to business, he hopes to merit the continuance of former favors. L. A. BALYWIN, 65 Bowery. a ral EW PATENT SPECTACLES, FOR RESTORING SIGH: seeing near and sistant objects through one pair And lasting for life. Selo patentee and maker, i’rofeaso: FKANBS, lecturer on tao eye, No. 2 Park opposite the Astor House. Attendance dally from 9A, M. to XCENTS FOR HATR PYR, HAIR RESTORATIVE, an clegant pomade, poudre sub le, la belle whive, biewm of roses, deniritice, a buuquet feckte lotion, 4c.) adapted to genoral use’ by M. U'Cameron, a prac ical porlumer of sixteen years’ experience, can be one-eighth the store price, For sale at Zz Colum)i street, Brool.lyn, or forwa:ded by mail to any part of the country. Price $1, Circulars with full particulars to be had atthe office, EWING MACH the manuf 10 the highest deg ee of perfoetion, aid from Grover, Laker & Co.'s sewing mach the work of thése machinos upon linings more perfec than any other, and should be unwilling (0 have my bes’ quilted work executed on any other machine New York, Avg. 23, 1865. GEORGE BRODTE, The abeve machines, with others of every style, fo rale at 405 Broadway. GROVER, BAKER & 00. TRAW AND HAY CUTTERS.—HOVEY & CO., MAKE at the manufactory price: For sale by A. LONGEIT, 34 U1 street, Cocner Fulton street, PIRITUALIEM.—MISS SEABRING, A SCPERIUR TEX) SS mediam, personal circles for investigation sinily, also dreles tor developement of mediums jursday «vening also, daily from 10 to 12 A.M. 8 to 6 and Trovr Mw Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel. '0 STATION ERP. —5,009,000 BUFF AND WATE EN- velopes, of fine quality for sale, 20 per ceat below cont, for ensh; also, » quantity of superior letter and nove paper. Orders from all parts of A filles with des ¢ Call, or address K. CRUGEK, 289 Broadway, room size kitchen ranges, with wator backs, comple ¢, to be sold; n baigain. Apply st 698 Houston strect, one block from Broadway, RUE TURF OIL—FOR SORES OF EV! which mar the form of man or bea, malicines for every creature thar mo rale by SCHEPFELIN & BROS & Bush & Gale 18% Greenwich Co. 116 Franklin «trent Water stree:, sole ageuts for 0 re oe vronn © Wolls & & MeCork!e & Oa., 14% Yoke PRIVALE FAMILY IN “BROOKLYN WISHE3 TO let a suite Oe Sparen consis of five pleasant | rooms, on second tloor, if—furnished $176, uofavntshed $150—from the first of se] ber till the first of May; privilege in kitchen; oe. roughout. Gool references veyuired. Apply at 08 Dean street, Brooklyn. HANDSOME SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, ON THE first dor, to be let cher or seaarels, 19 api boi n improvemsnta. Those ihe comforts of a home will tind it by calling ut 96 Frince street, a few doors west of Broadway. INCLISH PASEMENT HOUSE, NO, 242 WEST THIRTY- second street, belween Eighth aud Niuth ave: io let, Has just been pain'ed, and put in complete JOBN B, MURRAY, 44 Wall street, over Bank of Norvh America. OUSES TO L&T.—THRER ELKQANT HOUSES ib River terrace, Hoboken, thees minus’ walk o: She ferry, commanding » beaut view of the bay and city of New York, with bath, gas, hot aud cold wa/er ‘ke. 4 familien firat respectability ouly. tnguire at the office corner of Second and Hudson strects, Hobe kev. of 2OWARD MARTIN. OUSES TO LET.—A SUPERIOR FOUR STORY BROWN Ea vicee house, ou Pacate sights atizal 11.100) onb tn Last Kighteenth street, $1,100; one on’ Fuartecah street, $4,000; furniture for sule; a nice tree story brick hou-e’on living plnev, $850; one on Ninth street, $30); one on L on avenue, $600, BE. B, SINSHiMER, 319 Fourth avenue, from 8 to 10. A. M, and 3 to 7. M. OUSE AND LOT, WITH FURNITURE, FOR SAL7— two story and attic house, situated ina reapectap'e iue'ghborl.ood, complete, wi.h modern impoyeme:.’:—an elegant residence for aay party about commencing 11 2 kee) ing. Lor further particulars inguire from i to A. sf. or 6toBH. M., of CW. HICK, 61 West Washington ylace, (FULLY LOCATED, ON West ‘Iwenty-second street; hag all the motern im- provements; part of the furniture will be sold low; also, many other houses to let and for sule. Apply to R. D. GUULWIN, 808 Broadway, near Grace church. GUSE AND CONFECTIONERY STORE TO LET— with stock and fixtures for sale at a bargain, if jPoked sltuated ina great bustuess thoroughtire, year- ly ent $620; well suited for a boarding house, beiu twelve rooms independent of the store. Apply to B. W. RICHAELS, 807 Broadway. He’ BROOKLYN 10 LED—A HOUSE SUTT- able fora small family to be let iu Chuton st., Erooklyn, between Haltlc and Harrison. Reat $500. ‘The turniture, quite new, will be sold to the incoming tenant, if desired, Apply to F. SCUNITASI’AHN, 153 Fearl st. T pice gn sar, on BUSINESS, DAG§ERREAN 4 und show rooms to let or lease low, at 559 Broad- ‘way, ANUFACTURERS WISHING TO LEASE A COM- plete building, will do well to examine the pre- inives Nos. 1z and 14 Pitt street, near Grand, The build- ing is 50 by 100 feetand well lgnted, with heating and drying apparatus. A forty horse power engine and gear- ing is atsached, whicl can be left or removed, as agreed on, OLERATE RENTS.—10 LET, THE NEAT THREE story brick house 245 Belvidere place, West Thic heih street, rent $400, Alao, 176 West Thirteenth street, rent $300; both on the line of railroads and stages, and in od order, Apply at 157 South street, up stairs, from 10 to 4, 7 O EXCUSE FOR HIGH RENTS—NO EXCUSE, © get a suituble place of business.—Broadway Mer- éantile North Light office, $8 per month; Broadway, second fluor cales rooms, $00 per annum, with or without counters, desks, gas fixtures, &e., complete; Brondway, third flcor, mercantile rooms and offices, 8150 to 00 per annum. Apply to GHORGE P, FOX, for allkinds ot Broadway property, either at 321 or 581 Broadway. YSIER SALOON TO LET—-260 CANAL STREET, corner of Greenwich, with fixtures, Inquire in the store. NTORE TO LFT—260 CANAL STREEC, CORNER OF Greenwich in the immediate vicinity of Collin: line of steamers and the Hudson Kiyer Railroad depot. Inquire on the premises. NWO L '(—BY THE SUBSCRIBERS, A VERY ELIGIBLE ofice in the front of the second seen shee 81 John street. EDWARD CORNING & CO. 0 IET—THE STORE, 273 GREENWICH STREET, third door above Murray street; one of the bet ications on the west sido of the sity for genilemen's fur- nishing goods store. Apply to JOHN JAMISON. 72 Pearl street, or 117 Fourth street, after 6 o'clock I. i ) LET—AT 172 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR Fighth avenue, » handsome suite of unfarnished Tocms on the second floor, suitable for one or two gea- demen who may wish tofucnish their own apartments, ‘The house coniains all the modern improvements, and 44 occupied by a small private family. 10 LET—IN JERSEY CITY, A THREE STORY AND basement brick house, with water, gas and cooking range; about fificen minutes’ walk from the ferry. Rea. reasonable. Inquire at 29 Pavonia place. 0 LEI—THE LARGE STABLE, NOS. 101, 199 AND 105 Grand street, Inquire on the premises of A. BROWNE PPO LET_FROM FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, IN WEST HO- PR ee oo LET—PAET OF A GENTE EL HOUSE ON WEST ‘Iwerty-seventh street—front parlor, kitchen and thice rooms, wih us6 of bath, gas, Sc. House ia god order and plea: anily nituated, A small family occupies the balance. + $300. £. B. KINSHIMER, $19 4th avenue, 3 to TP. M. Oo LET AND IMWEDLATE POSSESSION GIVES pest three story dwelling side of ‘Ihiriy-lire: street, with Croton water . &e. Kent #60 per aunom, Apply to GEORGK HARGAN, No. 72 Wall wtreei, third siory. 10 1ET IN BROOLLYN—A GOOD THRER STORY ad bavement brick dweliipg house, on Court street, No. 142), neax Amity, five minutes’ walk from south ferry. City :ailvoad cara, from Fulton ferry jo Greens wood pass he premises every five minutes. Rent mode rate to a genteel family. Vossession given immmdiately. A LEY, IN RBOOKLYN—A GENTEEL SMALL THREE Alory aud basement brick house, desirably lveaiet, @ few minutes walk from South ferry. | itent 0550, The furniture ia nearly mew, and will be so! cheap. if ap- be made soon, on the premives, No. 3 Harrison ruoklyn, ) LET O& LEASE—NEW STORES NO4, 37 AND 89 Pearl street, running through to Brlige street, viteble tor heavy groceries, produce or tour. "Apply t9 JUBN HL. VELL, 29 Ineuranee building, corner of Wall and O LET OR min ble front. stor FIVE STORY by 90 feet, with e, Yt basement, sub-cellar and vaults, fossestou given tae mediaely. Apply to Bi, H. & D, CASHMAN, 6 Beaver strect, oWwOrY, house, elegantly f' ed, in one of the most agree- ‘ble und centval parts of 1h® city, not fur from Unien square. For’ further part dress for three day» Furnished House, Herald T: RENT—FOR SIX MONTHS, A FOUR STORY STONE 4 Rear Broadway, aud lars ad- ice HE, LEASK, TOOLS AND PATTERNS OF A MACHINE, shop, with steam pores and low rent, in a good lo- cation and ped of work, will be sold cheap, a8 other busivess calls the owner from the, city. Address 8. W., bex 112, Rerald office. ut ha ORANGE HOTEL, AT NEWBURG, TO LET—FOR ‘a term of years, Possession may be had as soon as Wanted. Inquite at the Orange House, Water stroet, New bur E WHOLE OR PART OF A HOUSE'TO LET, IN HOUS- ton street, west of and near Broadway, furnished or unfurnished, ' Hf foraished, part of the rent will be taken in board, ifagrecnble; or the furniture will be sold at a fair valuation. Apply at 6:8 Houston street. ow. "YY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING jentlemen having left oif wearing ap- jarel te divpore ci in large or small lots, will receive the very highest price for them by calling On or ad:treasing WHOS, D. CONROY, 401 Veacl street, between City Hal place and Centre stree LOSHING.—LADIES OK GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY of the same to dispose of, can obtain a fair and cash price, by vending for the subscriber, at his resl- devee, No. 13 Laurens street, or 52 West Broadway, of hrcugh the Post Ofice S, OOUEN. Ladies attended by Mrs. Cobon. MVaBiake abe LULGINe 1 BROADWAY.—FURNISHED PARLOR AND TWO, or three sleeping apartments to let, between Fouriy street and Wachington place, a few doors from New York Hotel. Th e coniains bath, gas, &. No Doarders in the house; reference required. > BROADWAY.—DESIRABLE SUITS OF ROOMS, with front parlors, for families, with full buard. ~ Also, rooms for singlo geatlomen. AND 624 BROADWAY, BETWEEN HOUSTON and Bleecker s‘reety.—First class accommoda- tious tor gentlemen and families without childre: 2 61 FOURTH AVENUF, THIRD DOOR FROM Twenty-first street, very pleasantly furnished rooms te let, single or in sui with or without board; the heure has all ihe mode improvements; the location healthy and casy of access to the lower part of the city. LADY HAVING TAKEN ‘ situated near the Second couc th the advantages of exteasion rooms, both kan ALG furneee, is Cextious of taking single geatlemen 4nd :mall families to board, where the comforts ofa home may be had. Keference required. a1 = FAST PROADWAY, NEAR CLINTON STREET.— § ‘wo gentlemen, cr azenileman ani wife, can find very pleasant rooms, furnt-hed or unfurnished. with board, ina genteel private family. ‘The house has all the mdern improvements, Lvery attention will be given to make it a desirable home. 1 QQ AULSON STRFET.—AN UD LeO room, with pantry, to let, ~A HED FRONT ith boa, for a A Apply gentleman and wife; also rooms for sine gentlemen. References exchanged. few cay boarders taken. as above. 17 HUDSON STRE parties of single genilomen or females can be Obiained at the above place; house with modecn iinprave- ments; location _— near St. John’s park. Refe- rences exchanged, boken, thice cottages of superior accommodation, BLEFCKFR STREET, OPPOSITE DEPAU ROW built expressly for comfort. Rent very modera‘e. A re- 57 Ehgible location near Broadway—boarding, with gular line of stages to Hoboken pea Apply to Wm. | sujerfor sulie of rooms on tho second | floor, for gentle. tinclaire, West Hobuken, or to J. SIN 84 Pine street, N.Y, LET—THE MODERN BUILT ENGLISH BASEMENT house 245 West Thirty-firat mph between Eighth Ninth avenues. The house is newly built, The sii- ation unexceptionable. It has « bath and rn_im- rovements and beautiful chandeliers. Apply to WAL- & SEELY, No. 4/0 Eighth avenue. LET—IN THE NEW AMERICAN FAMILY HOUSE, ‘0. 107 Weat Twenty-fourth street, ‘The house has been built expressly tor small American familles, and has gas, baths, and Croton water throughout. None but Americen fomilies need apply. Apply at No, 103 West ‘Twenty-fourth street. (0 LET—HOUSE NO. 2 ST. MARK’S PLACE, EIGHTH strect, with all conveniences. Possession immedi- aiely. Inquire of C, PITT & SON, 17 Third avenue, LET—A TWO STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT house, So, 69 Laight street, near St. John’s park hax all the modern improvements, gas, bath, hot and cold water, ke. Rent only $600. For particulars apply to ir. LEGLIO, 47 Diviton street. T LET—A LARGE, NFATLY FURNISHED HOUSE, oR the furniture a1 lease will be sold low; tne location is very desirable for a boarding house, or will be let co two rmall private fuinilion; a part of the rent will be taken in tard if mutually agreeable ssion gives immediately. Inquire at 66 Fulton street, ;Brooklyn. 10 LET.—POSSESSION IMMEVIATELY—A FLOOR, with gas and Croton water, furnished or unfurnish t V7z Greenwich «treet, coruec of Bank street, near Abingdon square. Apply on the premises. ) LET—10 SMALL AMERICAN FAMILIES, FLOORS through, consisting of five rooms, with bath, Crotou water, &e., in the new between to $15 60 per moh. Ay street, fiom 3 to 5 o'elocl (0 LEY—WITHOUT BOARD, TO ONE OR TWO G tlemen, a genteel furnished room, with hands: Ea. chandeliers, use of baths, &e., ina’ private fimily; erms moderate; Iecation convenient to stage and ca routes. Apply at 5: East Twenty-fourth street, betweou Lexington: Fourth avenues. 0 LUT—A STORE AND TWO BACK ROOMS, REN? “th. ixtures tor eae, Inquire at 7844 Bowery, ecu Walker and Hester streets. TPO LE!.—1HE FOUR STORY BRICK HOUS of lourth street and Sixth avenue, will & good tenant, on lease if desired. Well ealeulite! for & genteel boarding hi Possession iin:nedtiately. Ap- i » ROSS & ERVING, real estate agents, 48 Lightn 0 TET—IHE TWO STORY BRICK COTTAGE tio xtreet, between Hudson str given immediatel rpets heap. if desired. Inquire at 208 Broad. #2, third story, between 11 and 12, 1) LET—AN FLEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, WIL all the modern improvements, on East Sixteenth 1 will near Union square. “rented for six é or eighteen months, Ingui RK. A. WATAINSON 7 Nassan atrest. 0 LEV—THE BKICK HOUSE No, 581 HUDSON t, with gas bath, &e ; rent $475. Also, four ness sore and back Also, «tore ant y-eizhth stros ee and store No. (0 Seventh avenue. hh street; rent 8450. Also, 277 Bicee! er street; rent § 60, welling corner Fighth avenue and Thi rent $5(0, Alro, Imige hall, 0 by 79 feet, No, 75 Bleecker street. Also, three story brick house, gas bobs, range &e., im Thirty-eighth stivet. near Lighth avenue: rent $480, J. V ENHAM, Eighth avenue, corner of six ecnth streot, 10 14T—THE FOUR STORY ENGL house, court yard in front, q scrcet, beiween the Fighth aud Math ave is new, ond contains every conventence. good tenant. Apply as above, or to DEMAL T, No. 4 Astor j face, iy? LET—PRICK HOUSE. 161 ST. nor of Suffolk, im good order. be kept for boarders temen. BASEMENT at Thiet n nues, House t low tow et & BA NTON STREET, cor. Se : Pete water, Can rice of renf, board on: Call early this day. disk! 4 (0 LFT—TO A RESPECTABLE FAMILY, THE SPLEN. did we ators and attic English hagemeni brick houce 45 Henry street, having beon en‘ively painted throagh- out, and with all the modern improvements, hot. cold and vapor baths, aleo gas throughout the hou-o, wi b oor — attached. Can be seen from 9 il 12 A. M. and tins . (0 LET—A SECOND STORY FRONT Rox T nied or unfurnishet, wih or withers or ial = ) j man and wife; also rooma for single roome for a gentleman and lady, or No. 45 Grove street, near atlemon ; also gentlemen, at er, References ex- — ———$ ——$__—__________ &.. HYDSON STREET, FRONTING ST. JOHN’S park—Furniahed rooms to let, with board, to irigle gentlemen or gentlemen and t! wives; also a handsomely furnished front room and bedroom on the second story. House newly furnished, with all the mocern improvements, —— = 1 3 MADISON AVENUE—TWO DESIRABLE SUITS of rooms; also, rooms for gentlemen, can now be had in » first class boarding house, having all the modern conveniences. Wall street stages pass the door 10 apartments, suitable for gentlemen and their wives or single gentlemen, with or without board. House first rade and bath. reom, for a gentleman and wife or le gentlemen, with be also a single bedroom, Location very pleasant. Baths and gas. 8 ST. MARK’S PLACE,—PLEASANT FURNISHED rooms to let, with full or partial board, and whore every effort will be made to insure the comforts of a home; bath, gas, &e., in the house. The entire second floor, evitable for a party of gentlemen, or gentlemen and theie wives, is vacant. Broadway and South forry winges, and First avenue cars, pass the door. Terms rea- sonable. PRINCE N—-ELEGANTLY FU! RNISHED PRINCE STRFET, WEST OF AND NEA BROAO- way.—A handsomely furnished se-ond story front /Q SANDS STREET, BROOKLYN.—BOARD—ROOMS, singly or in suits, admirably adapted for a family or for single gentlemen, and very pleasautly located. Re- ferences required. pom CRANBERRY STREET, BROOKLYN.—A FINE 0?- €-€ portunity is now offered to families and single gon. luren fo recuie desirable rooms, with board for the fall ond win House contains ges, is in the vi of Dr. three minutes? walk of Fulton ferry. changed. 7 Keferences ex- WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET—A V rireble suite of rooms, comprising the whole of the econd floor, ant consisting’ of two Jarge rooms anit two Vedrorms, with pantries, suitable for a genileman aul his family, or two gentlemen and their wives, may be cbia ned With private table, if desired. Also, one large yor on third floc 7() SRANKLIN STREFT, FIRST HOUSE WES? OF CU Broncway, suits.—Large single rooms furnishet, on the first and ‘second floors, for gentlemen; beeal e:ved if required. The first a good location for cian, or would be let for light business purpones, as above. 65 MACDOUGAL STREET, THREE DOORS ABOVE €) Lovsion street, « «mall Fastern family will let twa hali bedrooms, neatly furnished, tor lodging, at 81 60 per week, or $3 50 with breakfast and tea. ath in tuo house, 6 WHITE STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST OF BROAD- way.—Furnished rooms to let to sing . small family ; come on second, third ant four modera‘e terms; also, a basement; a very for » physician's office; would be let for Ii purpo-es. 4 MURRAY STRFET.—BOARDING, WITH HAND- #7 comely furnished rooms on second and thied floors. for gentlemen and their wives, with gay and croton water in the rooms; also two hall bedrooms for single gentle men, with or without board. Reference exchanged. ht business o AMITY PLACE, ONE DOOR FROM BLEEOSER ~ street, a little west of Broacway.—blegantly fur wirhed parlors ond reparate bedrooms to let, to gentle men, with breakfast and tea if desired. The house is very neni, and the family small, 1 ATLANTIC STREPT.—PRIVATE BOARD.~A LADY. without family, would let a handsome front room, furnished, with bedrooms and peutry adjoining, wi k full or par'isl board, to a gentleman ani his wife, or one or two gentlemen, or a party of three or four gentlem: a, would ben pleasant home for elderly persons, or those who wish to live vetired in Brooklyn. Terms very rea- ronable. A FURNISHED ROOM OR KOOMS TO LET, Witt board, ina genteel funnily, to a gentleman and lady, Zr one or ‘wo gentlemen; lue-itom. 120 West sixteoath sireet; house contains all improvements; references given and required, A FEW AGRAEABLE PERSONS, WITH SATISFACTO- ry reference, can be accommodated with pleasaat nd handsomely furnished rooms with fall or partial on n neard, in a private family in a firet class house, wih tear to one pr two gen ke men, ina r noc upiet b modern improvements, Inquire at 68 St. Mark's a form! y, and where they eagoy all he oo ce, Fighth street op lewant heme ing gant moa he ei ‘ LADY ant DAvawee NAC jetween Houston and PI r CS een inten few gle eentlemon with board, quart B81 00 Fuiton street, Brookiym b use, om iho noriherty | requis AA Ane IAA Ae ae aes ASS FAMlLx, Ds A poker Wail aed Allantic ferriot, Brovidyn, hu: Feverai large well furnished voous, graves ga, clus, » with partial board, togenilemen of sesly . Address, with real name, Adviphe, Herald ville for two days. PARTY OF ANDRICAN commoda'ed with board Din) ed aveme, fp & priate French femily. a comfortable hy me, w' 1 street. Reievencer given and SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY aclu. mau wile. » in the rewns. Perms street, Addrers W. pararely, 10 & ge isi clase, hot and cold «a‘er, mecderate; loewtion West Twen H. A., Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, man, cau be accommodated wil with board ip » small West Twenty-cecund dern improvements, wud 18 PARTMENT» SUITADTE FOR PAM gentlemen, wishlag ts ;ecure bourd firw first class private bowrding tis and cenizal, accessible by cas and ot the cliy. Apply at No. 4 Abingio: two dows fiom Cank street. GENTLa ars mad slags WEE, O8 TWO SN notated with « Feet; hinae ie contains the modern imp changed. PRIVATE FAMILY, KESIDING J having more room than they require woul "weer muvorn-e w party of shugo gelesen ‘7 rox, and two bediooma adjefaing 92 the fi Reierence requized. Addrese Chucinuu:!, Herald ITE OF ROOMS.—TWO OR THREE GHNTUEMED an obiain very desirable Sufix of toons. or single Tecms, with partial board, if requires, in a firs: clasa be stoue front house, with all the modern imp-o) ements convenient to the cars and stages, No. Tt West Fou teenth street, firat house west of rixth aveniut GENILEMAN AND WIFE, OR 1WO SINGLE GEN- tlemen, can be accommoanied with a ha iuiniehed parlor and bedroom, ia a private ta pying a fret class house in the neighborh Twenth street and Union equace, Keferenee requis Address W., Union square lost ofl LARGE AND NEATLY FURNISHED HALL BuD- room, on fizst floor, suitable for one or two geatle iuen, with board, if reyuired. Apjly at 60 Wooster street, for one week. OARD—TO LET, A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, unfurnished, on second floor, on third floor; both have gas the modern improvement JOARD—IN A PPIVATE FAMILY, WITH PLEASANT rooms, furnished or unfurnished. ‘three or tour lemen can be accommodaied with pariial Cottage piace, between Houston and 2 OARD.—LADDS AND GENTLEMEN, DESIROUS To obtain board or boarders, are politely invited to cuit ut my office, 808 Broadway. It isthe only way to Bet mulled. Boarders are corrocily Informed, fee of ge, of boarding places in city or country. nie ss ont D, GOODWIN. OARD.—A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, OR SINGLE gentlemen, cra be accommodated with pleasant rooms, in a private family. Apply at 15 Warrea place, (Charles street.) OARD—A GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN FULL OR partial board in a house where there are no chillren or other boarders. Location pleasant and central, Ove of bath. Dinner at 5 P.M. Address &, R., Herald otfica. OARD.—A FEW FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLE- men can be accommodated with full or partial board; rooms furnished or unfurnished; also a back par- lor and bedroom attached, in # house where all ¢ ae forts of a home cin be had. No children ia the house. Apply at No. 9 St. George's place, East Thirteenth sizest, near Second avenue, OARD—IN NINTH* STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND: Sixth avenues, in a private’ family; two autis of rooms, furnished or unfurnished; private table or not, ‘To parses of the first respeciability, terms will be rea- sonable. Address, with name and number, S. W., Astur place Post office. I CARD.—WANTED, FOR A LADY, A FURNISHED room, with beard, (ina private family preferred.) Toms not to exceed $6 per week. Locacdon between Lighth and ‘Iwentieth streets and ‘third and sixth ave- nues. Reference given, Address, stating te:ma, &e., C.E., Herald ofliee. OARD—AT 41 FAST TWENTY-FIGHIH SIREET, between Foucth and Madison avenues; farnishe! recip, in suits or single; house has all the modezn im- Rove and but few boarders taken, Call and see the rocms. OARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS TO LST, SUITABLE for a gentleman and wite or two or three single gentlemen, with full or partial board; nlso, singly rooma, tnd # bascment, suitable tor a phyeician, in a first class Louse, with all the modern improvements. Apply at No. 76 West twenty-third street. References exchanged. Pee ONE SUIT3 OF ROOMS, OR UN. furnished, for gentlemen and their wives or single xentlemen. Also, a back parlor with closed verandah. Apply ai 62 Bond’ street. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN HAVE A pleasant room, with board, in s private family, or {arta bond aud ‘yleasant’ rooms, by applying at 63 part rs a a West i street, nerr Sixth aveane Rebocences req! CARD.—A GENILEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR three single gentlemen, can be pleasantly accom- im<dated with rooms, at 44 West Washington place. Also, 8 furnished parlor. OARD.—A FAMILY OF REFINEMENT, RESIDING IN a desirable house, on cast Fourteenth street, could accommodate s gentleman and hia wife, or two singl> gentlemen with a happy home (not a boarding house); \erms reasonable; tos suitable applicant. | Bost re = required. Address H.8. J., Journal of Commerce cite. OARD.—ACCOMMOPATIONS WITH BOARD FOR A gentleman and wife, or s few single geatlemen, at 3:3 Chambors street. nes required, OARD.<—A FLAIN FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, with board, or convenience for co king, to ala ly; (no who will require nursing preferred, the advertiser being a widow without family and an experienced nurse. Apply at No. 74 Ridge street, near Rivington OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO single gentleman, can be accommodated with an elegant parlor and bedroom, with pantries attached, and full or partial board, ina first class private house, witn modern improvements, situated between Houston and Fourth streets, a fow doors east of Broadway. Address 8. J., Herald office, OARD.—A VERY LARGE, HANDSOME FRONT room on the second floor, to let, furnished or ua- iuinished, with board, to a gentlemen and his wife or a party of gentlemen; also, a large room on third floor. Gas and bath in the house. Apply at No. 8 Beach street, opposite St. John’s park. OARD.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT TO FAMI- lies or sir gle gentlemen, with fall or partial board. Feterences exchanged. Apply at 22 Union place, near Fifteenth stree OARD—WANTED, IN NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN for a gentleman, wife and child, three yours old, ems must not be ever $10 or $11 per week; full board for lady and child, and_ partial boa'd for the gentleman. Address F. E. G., Herald office, stating fall partiealars— none others will be noticed.’ Reference required and given. OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CAN BE accommodated with board, and a desirable front yom with bedroom attached, lighted with gas, at No, 33 Market street. * OARD—-IN A PRIVATE HO ‘0 LET TO A GEN tleman and his wife and a few single gentlemen inzee or four handsomely furnished rooms. with partial board for the gen‘lemen; location central and very plea- sent. Apply ut 122 Kast’ Twelfth street, between Second and Third avenues, OARD LOWN To Terms m»- derate. Apply at 172 Daane street, near Hudson, oppo- © keast aud tea, or full board if required. site the Luane street Park. } CARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY—WITH VERY jleaeant large and airy rooms, can be had on ap- nat No. 10 West Twenty-seventh streei, a few west of kighth avenue, House contains the modern improvements, convenient to cars and stages, A sai of rooms can be had if desired. VAKD a8 BKUUKLYN.—A SMALi PRIVATE FA- mily, residing wi.bin two minuter’ walk of the South ferry, would be hepty to receive as inmates for the winter a gentleman and his wife, or two single gentie- men, They would find all the eomtforts of # respectable home Freueb ms well aw English apoken by the family. Apply st 87 Pacific street, between Henry and Hicks. YARD ON BKOOKLYN HEIGHTS\—A GENTLEMAN B n find a large and handsomely furnisie! room at t Willow atrect, Erocklyn, threo minutes walk feom Ji street and Fulion ferries; also, one side room, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN le ncocmmodated with pleasaut rooms, with breal- inet and tea, in ly. Inquire at 69 Pineapple street, betwenn ferries. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND ‘Wife, or two or three single genilemen can be plea- aptly necommodated with rooms, in a private family, at 42 Cheever place, between Harrison and Degraw streots references exchanged; bath, gas, &. i sat |e privace * cali at 288 Meury atreet, ects benrd ", wi Brookiya, svete nm bd \,—SINGLE GENTLEMEN oe ine [DOARD IN BOOK 2) samilies can obtaia rooms or suits of ‘Miuated hou.¢, in the best part | pamenas: ik vp lithe medern improvements, and home comio! a ovly a few minutes’ walk from Fulton and Wi ferries. inquire ot 206 Washington stree:, Terms mr eae, of Ae —— GaP) WANTHD.—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD for bimself and lady tor the winter, in a first clase sor two rooms on sezond or third floor. Dia ye) at fveor eixovelock. Frice not to exceed fifieea dal- er week. Locaiion above Waverley place. ‘Tae sefevences required and given. Address box 4,105 ce. e CARD. WANYEL—FOR A LADY, IN A GENTREL B neighborhood and fumily, where there are no othee Tnréers. Address 5. B., Hecald office, stating termaand location. References exchanged. Ok) WANTES —FOR THREE GEN' pleasant location west from Breiwanele ry ot the New York Hotel—a parlor rota 1eqniceds batlapeneiaitniae fur whieh $1,600 per annm will be paid, A pilvace family pleasantly situated, would dnd Eo0 uppity 10 dispose of rooms, Herald cfiice, sia:ing location, Ce Be B ‘ARD WANTID—A GENTLEMAN, HIS WIFE, four children ave desfrous of obtaining board wish- riwe mites t the City Mall; will require ee 4 AND com and a bed:oun ai joining, tly fur Toms musi be moderaic. Address, itr ulars, Wella, ais Repatena impiramee Col Wale ; pCAKD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD for is davg)ter, nurse and infant, and a room hinnelf, with bveakfuat only. Three room} would be sved. vpon the sume fioor; »mall rooms, on moderate *, would answer, ‘he location must be central, not tive squares from the Metropolitan jel and the family most reapectable; would bo pre- red if compored of ladies only. Address, stating terma id ull particulars, M. C., Broadway Post office. UARDING,—VERY PLEASANT SINGLE ROOMS ANB suites of rooms, with board, can be obtained at 108 Seah street; house new and location unsurpassed in thie city. OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO GEN- tlemen, or gentleman and wife, a front room cr room and bedroom, with partial board, No, 18 East Fightcenth street, one’ block above Uiilen uare, between Hroacway and Fifth avenue; conveniently located for cars or stage! OARLING.—SOME VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS ARE vacant at 10 Waverley place, near predwar: par- ‘oi with bed:ooms att ,, also sii rooms. Perma- nent or tran:ient boarders will find this a convenicat and beautiful location, and in other respects desirable JARTLING.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR two single yentlemen, can obtain a front room In a Ufo class house, with all modern improvements, Dinner at v'clock. Apply at 85 West 224 st., between Sth and Oth avenues. OAKLING.—A HANDSOME FRONT PARLOR AND bedroom, on second floor, unfurnished. suitable for a gentleman and Jody, with full or partial board; buth, grates, &¢.; also, a room and bedroom on thi ficor, furnished, Apply at 02 East Twenty-cighth street, near Lexington avenue. CARDING—RLAKFLOCK’S HOTEL, 373 AND 875 Fecond avenve.—Familles and single gentlemen will bud comfortable rcoms, also parlore, with bedrooms at- tached, on very reasonable terms; gas, baths, & Two suits of rcoms will be vacant on the 1st ot September, L, BLAKELOCK. CARDING.—FAMILIES ABOUT MAKING ARRANGE- ments for the winter can be accommodated with weil furnisLed rooms at 49 and 51 West Twenty-second street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues. The house ia firet class, and convenient to raflrosds and omnib -sses. ‘Iwo or three single gentlemen also can have pleasant rooms, Keferences requ ret OARDING.—i7 MURRAY STREET—TWO SINGLE rooms to let, with board, to gentlemen; also, one is ge room for three single ladica who would be willing tovceupy the room together, References required. CARDING AT 04 WARKEN STREET.—THRET OR four gentlemen can he necommoda'ed with board und pleaeant #iry rooms at $4 60 per week; also a_ya- cancy for one lsdy, who will work out of tlie hous. Day bearders accommotated with board. Prices moderate. OARDING AT 64 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.— Centlemen with their families, desirous of making arrangements tor the fall, will find suitable accommoda- tions in the first class house, with all the modern im- yrovwements, 64 West Fourteenth street, between Fifth und Mxth avenues. N. B.—i ersons visiting the city cam he accommodated; also several single gentlemen. OARDLING HOUSE AGENCY, NO. 4 ASTOR PLACE: —ersons wishing to fill vacancies, will find our me- hid of obtaining boarders the cheapest and most eatis- actory way. Lersons sceking hoard politely divected to ie best houses ia this clty and Brooklyn, free of cuaige. DEMAREST & BAS3ET. OWN TOWN.—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR without board, Families or single gentlemen can be farni-hed with very desirable rooms, at moderate prices. ‘Transient lodgers accommodated with superior rooms, at 17 Beekman street. Fe ISHED ROOMS TO LET—A PRIVATE FAMILY would let a parlor and bedroom adjoining, together Or separate, to one or two gentlemen, with or without breakfast and tea. The houre is furnished with gaa and baths. ‘The location central, only two blocka west of Broadway. Apply at 103-Greene street, near Spring. es. ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT bosrd, in a private French family, with all the modern {mprovements, gas, bath, &e., within reach of cars and stages. Apply at 66 Last Twenty-second st. 'URNISHFD ROOM WITH BOARD.—WANTED, A comfortable home, by @ respectable American; terms het fo exceed $3 60 per week. Address to-day, G., box 150 Herald office. \URNISHED ROOMS TO LET FOR THE WINTER— Yor gentlemen and their wives, board for the ladies ouly; also, a few young gentlemen, with partial board; et: 165 Lawrence near Houston—to commence at ry bt gta juire at 36 Bedford atreet, corner farmine. OOD BOARD IN A PLAIN, RESPECTABLE PRIVATE family.—A gentleman and his wife, or two geutlemen, can be accommodated with board and the choice of rooms, on the firat or second floor. Price me- derate. Apply at 12 Cannon street, near Grand street. ENTLEMEN CAN RE ACCOMMODATED WITH Pp at 198 West Twenty-fourth street, corner of avenue, LODGINGS.—A FEW VERY DFSIRABLE TFL. furnished rooms can be obtained by single geatle- wen cn most favorable terms; 25 cents per day, or $1 60 of Frankfort and er week, at the Globe Hstel, corne: illiam streets. OBOKEN.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITHOUT board, in Hudson terrace, consist! ofone whole heer, four rooms, with pantries, gas, bath, &e. iast can be hav in the house, and private table furnished. A note addzessed to W. P. B., box 3,020, Post office, will meet will mediate attention. ODGING.—-FRANKLIN SQUARE HOTEL, 328 PEARL street—Ry Mrs, JOHN RUCASTLE.—Good airy cvoms for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, with or without board. N° 2 ‘LFROY PLACK, BLEECKER STREET, ONE block west of Broadway.—Furnished rooms to let, to gentlemen only; house and furniture entirely new; lo- cation unsurpassed; terms moderate, OOMS TO LET.—FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED rovms, for single gentlemen, or gentlemen and thete wives, Apply at 170 West Twenty-second street. OOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN.—TWO PARLORS on first floor, having gas, pantries, hot and cold water, with attendance. Kent$3 60, No. 26 Fast Twen- ty-fifth street, ene block from Madison square, INGLE GENTLEMEN CAN RE ACCOMMODATED WII veatly furnished rooms, without board, at 332 Fourth siree! NO PARENTS.—A MOST RESPECTABLE AND HIGHLY , residing in Brooklyn, in a 1, desire (0 obtain two or wee young ledics to board with ther They will be aught, it destied, French, masic and di ing. tare nivk fertimontols of the bighest character as to mbility. Clarges very moderate, “Ingulre at 77 Madison avenue, 0 GENTLEWEN.—ONE OR TWO SINGLE GENTLE- men wishing to obtain rooms with board, in a private fumily, residing near Union square and Broadway, will ylease address @ line to Augast, Herald office. The House contains all the modern improvements. WO ROOMS, WITH BEDROOMS ATTACHED, PUR- nished or unfurnished, also th:ee elugle routs, auil- able for gentlemen, can be obtained on reasonable terms by those who wish to be permanent, in the first clasa house 38 Great Jones street, near Lalayette place, ‘WO OR THERE SL GLE \TLEMEN CAN BE A0- commodsted with partial board at 64 Amity rt. RFE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN BR ACCOMMO- dated with board in a private family at 169 Hudson suet, near St. John’s park. References required. 7° ENTLEMEN, FURNISHED ROOMS, with gas ond bath, partial board, at No. 256 Fourth coe situation near club house, and op ie a rant. n $$$ W TNH OR WITHOUT BOARD—A LARGE PARLOR on first floor, unfarnished, will be rented to a gen- jeman and his wife, or two single geotlemen, on reason- able terms, in a modern built houre situated near Second avenue, ina private family; references required, Address living, Herald office. Wanna A RESPEC arespectnble private f terma not to exoved $4 50 per week; reference given; would prefer in Broad- voy, between Canal and Chambers streets, Address 3, 5., Dex 190 Herald office, Ir—PY A GENTLE AND HS Wire, wih board for the ama] Wwe © act wid vices