The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1856, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, SONEY MARKET. Fray, May 30—06 P, M. ‘The atock market shows increased activity, and better «prices ruled at the board. All the leading rallroad stocks were in demand. Erie advanced + per cent; Delaware and Hadaon, 134; Michigan Southern, %{; Panama, 3{; Cle Sand and Pittsburg, 3{;Galena and Chicago, 2; ; Cleveland vand Toledo, {; Ohicago and Rock Island, {. Nicaragua ‘Transit fell off 3 per cent; New York Central, 3. At the second board some of the most prominent railroad stocks ‘were better. Erie went up 3/ per ceht; Reading Railroad, 3<; Michigan Central, 34; Michigan Southern, 14. New York Oontral fell off 34 per cent, and closed heavy; Nioara- ua closed without change. The dispatch of Mr. Marcy ‘to Mr, Dallas, in reference to the dismissal of Crampton, @ives universal satisfaction. It is calculated to restore public confidence at once, and put the question foreve at reat. Ine few days the whole affair will be forgotten. Money is steadily working easier. Ths steamship Fulton, trom this port for Southampton and Hayre, to-morrow— Saturday—will not take out more than two hundred thousand doliars in specie. Operations in foreign ex- change for thia packet have been limited. We quote bills on London at 934 @ 93¢ per cent premium; on Paris, -5f. 1734 wf. 1644. There is very li-tle doubt but that the month of June will bring a perfect plethora in the money market, and an advance in the best class of stock securities equal to anything of the kind known for t™many monthe, Outside hoiders are evidently of this Opinion, which accounts for the little disposition exhibit- ed to sell, ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-dsy as follows:— Fed ca Srpeury account... ++ +$201,487 06 Received seeee 145,284 60 “ “ 9,988,727 66 160 45 ‘Paid on disbursing checks. 61,527 59 The payments to-day include $21,000 on California drafts and cheoks. The Treasury Department has given notice that the United States stock, issued by act of Congress of July 22, 1846, will be redeemed on the 12th of November next, ‘when the interest thereon will cease. The Vepartment ‘will algo purohase the stock on the following terms, ia addition to the interest accrued to the day of purchase, with one gey’s interest for the money to reach the vonder:— On such stock received at the Treasury between the lat day of June and 3lst day of July inclusive, one-half of ‘one per cent on the amount specified in the certificates. such stock received between the lst and Sist days of August, one-fourth of one per cent. And on such stock recel after the 31st of August, the waite accrued thereon and one one dsy’s addinon- Al interest only will be paid, Certificates of such sf transmitted under this no- tice must be duly assigned to the United States by the ty entitled to receive the purchase money; and when sent r to the Ist of July, the current year’s in- terest must also be assigned by the present stockholder, Otherwise such interest will be payable as heretofore, Notice is further given that the Department is ready to redeem the other outstanding stocks of the United ‘States on the following terms, until the let of December, ‘unless the sum of $1,500,000 shall have been previeusly obtained:— In addition to the interest accrued from the day of the last dividend of interest, and one day’s additional interest for do money to reach the vendor, the following rates of jum i— ton stook of the loan of 1842, a premtum of 10 per cent. 16 On stock OF the loans of 1847 and 1848, a premium of r cent. on stosk issued under the act of 9th September, 1850, commonly called Texan indemnity stock, a premium of 6 per cent. Certificates transmitted under the notice should be money; and if sent previous to duly, the current half year’s interest must also be assign- the present stockholders, otherwise the interest ior tha _ year to that day will be payable to him as ataymant for all the foregoing stocks will be maie by istant treasurers at Boston, New York, or Filagephie, 4s the parties entitled to receive the money ronay direc The acca statement exhibits the quantity and value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for eonsump- ‘tion, for warebouse, and also the withdrawals from ware- house, during the week ending and including Thursday, ‘May 29, 1856: ‘Morvsuan7s t Forzicn Dry Goons, Briered for Consumption. ve ee ee ot wool... $18 | Uris os 887,867 do, 71749 *Sllacelia: 15,913 Total,..o.reseccorrosrecsvssssree 7600 $877, 742 Wi Warehouse, vhdrawn from Manufactures of wool.. 1 $14,364 @ 4,21 16,379 2314 3,093 a $10,358 Warehoused, Manufactures of parcses $62,841 do, of onto 21,806 do, ot til... 128, 565 do, of fla: 4,044 Miseollansous,. 30,692 Total “e $246,548 g the week......$918,100 ‘The spring season with jobbers is now over, and hence the transac‘iona of the past week were not of sufficient maghitude to justify any extended or detailed notice of prices, &c. We do not expect the autumn trade to begin before the first of July. The stocks carried over are said not to be much, ifany, larger than usual. The payments bave continued to be fair from most sections of the country; the only difficulty felt to any extent has beon Sbiefly in the grain growing States of the North and ‘West, where the fall in breadstuffs and provisions has interfered to some extent with collections. The spring Dusiness, upon the whole, has been satisiactory; though not perhaps 50 extensive as was anticipated at its com- mencement. Every year, with the increase of capita! and skil},improvement is made in the style and quality of Ame- rican manufactured goods. The character of many fabrics is now as well and widely known to the trade from their labels ag the value of a piece of American coin. To attain this reputation for standard makes has been the result of years of careful aud honest toil on the part of those wmanu‘acturers who produce them. This course, it is | @iscovered, ultimately pays better than anyother. For instance, the bleached water twist thirtings made by the York Mills, in Oneida county, are as well known to the trade and to consumers as the epecie coin in circulation During the past week there has been a good export demand for cotton g20ds. About 1000 bales of brown drills were taken for China at 8c., and about 2,000 pack. ages brown shee ings and shirtiags, for Mexico, chiefly for Tampico, at about 8c, for heavy goods. The whole valve of exports for the week ending May 20, amounted to $48,247, of which $36,000 were taken for Mexico; Braziy also took $8,000. The chief features in the spring trade of foreign dry goods bave been the extent of importations, (and so far as fancy goods were concerned were greatly in excess of the demand and the sacrifices made at the auction rooms, The losses on their importation have been immense, tailing in some cases'to neorly one-half of the cost and charges. Notwithstand- ing this wholesale slaughter, the cry has been “Still they come,” and the importers may still say that they have 4g few more of the same sort left.”” These losses, how. ever, must enure to those abroad, or on the other side of the water. Beyond the auctioneers who have sold them, nobody has been benefitted by an operation. The evilof forcing fancy silks and other fancy goods off by auction works its own eure, and those who suffer are not LUkely to repeat the game, In domestic goods Osnaburgs continue scarce and in good demand, with a limited stock. Corset jeans were quiet. Denims were firm. Seg duck was quick, and current aie well sustaine nels Wad blankets continue 4 nite firm, with cmd id Plies. other articles are without change of moment, Stock Exchan; Fast, May 30, 1856, 4000 Va diate Ors... 03% 600 she Reading RR. 89 2900 Cal State 7's70 87 do. senseve 86% {8608874 S00 Mo State Sis... BE IONH& ford RE, 120, 00 Oity 51608... OF Bz Michigan Cem RE 9514 9000 GO. cese0. GIG BT 23600 [ll Cen RR bay st 155 Ininois Coe. RR. 0000 LI ¥ be, wpb 10 Mich So& N ia R. 2000 ErieRRCbs 1862 10000 Erie RR ba 1875 1000 Frie RR 2dmbda 5000 Chl & R Told bas 1000 HudRiv2Ridm. 10 ahs Park [us Uo. 5 Metropolitaa Br. 20 Continental Bk. 10 Pacific Mat 88 Co 20 Penn Coal Cov.» 1 rt Del & Hi 25 Nie Trans Co, 200 N ¥ Cen RR 760 Erie RR. avs ae re 4) HudRivar RR.opz Tees gon a5 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. FripaY, May 30—6 P. M. Asums.—Pots were quiet, at 63/c., and years at To. Baeavsturrs,—Fiour—The market was witbopsch a of moment. Lower grades were less buoyant than medium ard higher qualities. The sales embraced about 7,009 ©, 080 bia, at about the following quotations: — Sommon 00d State ras is aoe to food Mich a Seep 625 « 6 50 Common to 612 a 662 Extra O! 6 31K a 776 Genenes. 700 a 8 50 Fouts eal fo.gped beans, +» 650 a 700 Do.Baey and perdneaad sx sen 1 RS — 2 su] . a Choice extra City Milis and St. 700 21000 Gi and Haxall.. 10 50 a 10 75 —Included in the saies were ‘i, 500 bbls. of Ohio medium to good extras, together with *600 » 800 bbls. Cai Canadian, at 28 juota‘ions given above, The sales of Southern embr About 800 8000 bbl, closing heavy at the aboye notations. Sales of 200 bbls, rye flour were made $3. 234. Wheat—The market was heavy and lower, soiaily for common grades, Among the ales were 6,00 mush Milwaukie red at private terms, but under 3100, and 4,400 bushels eommon Southern white at $1 68, and 1, 600 bushels prime Southern white at $180. Corn Me: About 160 bbls. Jersey were sold at $1 9324. Corn ae unsettled and rather easier, The sales embraced about 20,000 a 30,000 bushels, included in which were 13,000 bushels Southern yellow ‘Bt 60c. and fair white at 590, eg a ay at 580. a 50c., with Eastern lots at 56c. a > wil cargoes at 603. Choice Southern Hy, MOR fae 68c.; 8.000 do. inferior white sold at 62c, Rye—Sales cf 1,500 bushels were reported at 85c, Oats were some firmer, with sales of State and Western at 360. @ 38s, a 400. Corrse.—The sales embraced a cargo of 2,600 bags of Rio on private terms; 200 do. at 11c., xa "700 do, La- mk at lle. a B14, and and 400 do. at p. t. Corron.—The embraced about 2,000 bales, the market closing without change in quotations. Freicnts.—There waa none offering, and rates for British porta were rather firmer. To Liverpool about 20,000 bushels of wheat were engaged in bulk at 64., 500 a 600 bbls, of pork: 2a. 84. a 24. 6d., and 300 tlerces sth Sue 0 « 3,000 10% 4 76 tons fustic at 168, To Loudon, 600 bb flour were taken at 2s. Gd.; 25 hhds, tobacco at 2%. 64., and 60 bbls. oi! at 225, 6d. a 25s, To Bremen, 60 toni measurement goods at 20s., and to Havre about 700 bbls, flour were reported at 50c.; wheat was at 12c.; ashes and rice at $7. $9. There was no change to notice in rates for Australia and California. Rcd of 400 a 600 bales, for shipment, at 75c, » jc. MoLasses.—Sales of 360 hhds, Cuba muscovado were made at 38c. Naval Srones,— About 600 bbls. spirits turpentine were sold, in shipping order, at 370.; and 1,500 bbls, common rosin at $1 60 per 310 Ibs., delivered. O1s.—Linseed was quite firm, having been stiffened by the foreign news, with sales of 3,000 4,000 gallons at 83¢., from second hands; aud 16,000 a 20,600, from store, at 83c. a Sic., in hhds, and bbls. sperm were without change ot importanc Crude whale and PRovisions.—Pork was steady, and some 500 a 600 bbls. mess were sold at $18 ); prime was and prime mess was at $16 50. Baef wa: demand, with sales of about 150 a 200 bbis., at $' $8 for country r= at $8 50 a $9 50 for mers do. here was no change to notice in repacked Western, prime mess or beef hams. Cut meats were steady, with sales of 100 packages, including shonléers, at 7e. a 72(., aud hams at 930. a 10c. Lard continued quite firm, with sales of about 500 bbls. ocd to prime quality, at 103¢c. a Ie. Batter and cheese were without change. Rice—The sales embraced 650 casks at 2340. m 4340. Srices.—About 200 bags pepper were sold at 11340. Svars continued active, with a good speculative de- mand. The sales ’mbraced about Ex 600 bhds. Cuba mus- covado, chiefly at 734c. a 8c., with some lots‘common at 7o., and some small lots pee at 8c, The sales in cluded some Porto Rico in bond, for export, at 63¢¢, Re- fined sugars were nominal. ‘Tonacco continues quiet; a little more doing in Spanish leaf. The aales included 42 hhds. Kentucky and Meys- ville, at 120. a 14c.: 820 bales Havana tobacco, part in bond, p. t.; 57 cases seed leaf, at 90, a 13c. Woot, —The market continues quiet. Tae stock of do- mestic fleece in becogaing small, but of pulled wool there yet remains a fair eftk, and some few sales have been made at s slight desline, There have been so'd about 100 bales South American and 100 bales Mediterranean car- pet wools during the week. The present high prices of weal paid in Europe do not seem to influence prices ere. Wauskry —Sales of 300 bbis, E. and D, were made at 27c., and 300 do. at 2630. FAMILY MARKETING. RETAIL PRICES OF FARM PRODUCE IN WASHINGTON MARKET. Meat shows no hoticeable variation In price this week. Corned pieces are ati!! cheap, and mutton is somewhat lower in price, but fresh cuts maintaia even rates, and do not appear to be much affected by the fluctuations in the cattle market. Our poultry and game list shows some changes, and snipe aud plover are in, while winter game has run out. With the exception of wild pigeons and spring chickens there {s not much doing in poultry. Fish does not show much change. Shad are running out and mackerel and herring are looming up largely. Butter was cheap in the early part of the week, but yesterday it manifested an upward tendency. Good Orange county, however, still sells at 25 cents a pound. Egga sell cheaper than they have done before for four years. Eleven and twelve are sold for a sbillio, Fruit begins to come tn pretty well. Apples are grow- ing searce, but strawberries are becoming plentiful, and yesterday cherries made their appearance. In one week more the market will be full of these fine fruits. sLesel betes remain at about the same quotations as Inst week, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. SUMMER RESORTS. RITY HOUSK, YONKURS, WESTCHESTER COUNT: New York.—The above well known tanuiiy hotel, seven teen miles from ihe city (on the Hudson river), where commu. nieation is had almont road and steamboats, will be conducted by the un rewho wil wes orery ececiion to please all wo omay favor biel with thelr presence. The house bas been, vastly improved aad {uraiabed. Baths, g nasium, billiard end bowilog salcons, Ac. The ready means of eommupication make it very desirable for gentiemen doing Dazivess in the oly, Severs! mules of fooms now ready. Terme moderate, BY, L. BUCKLIN, Proprietor, jourly by rail AKE GEORGE. im FORT WILLIAM HENRY HO- tow Warren county, New York, fon of guest. This hotel, watch was was thea found to be en- ine Fencumcdaing el la visiters. bas duriog the yam wi re had a wing 117 by 42 feet, containing &4 rooms, and also other éxtensive additions asd improvements made to it, #0 that it ean ow ‘agcommoe ate four hundred persons, The steamer John Jay will leave the hotei every morning tor Ticon: A, copnecting with the steamers on Lake Champlain, ard returning in the afternoon to tbe hotel. Stages leave the hotel twice gach day, oanectiog with the cars tor Saraioge, ard Albany, he proprisior twaow ready to raoalve ap: Z ‘cations for rooms a 0 ensuing season. Catowsit, Warren county, N.Y. DANIEL GALR, Full part culags can he obtained on application to the undér- York, or iothe proprie or, aa above:—Thomas mS, corner of Broadway and Grand street. over Pac! Bark raham T. Hillyer, United States Marshal, corn ry aliens place snd Murray siree!; Kdward P, B way; Walker P, Jones, 143 Water street. SBANON SPRINGS, NEW YORK —THIS FASHIONA- ble wa‘ering place, Co:umbia Sal and its cottages, capa bie of accommodating £00 persons, ow open and ready forthe traveling prbiic, and famiies “mg permanent board for the summer, ¥ HULL. ICHMOND EYLL HOTHL, STATEH IBLAND, WILL ‘open for the season on 3)st of May, Btaxos meet the 8, 9, 8, 4and 5 boats at Moe eG landing, surf bathing. Board for ‘months, $6 & Week; children servants, 63 50 8 Woek. Particulars at 8, W. Benedict's store, No, 6 Wail street, New York, IEA VIEW HOUSE, HIGHLANDS OF NEVESINK.— ihis Bol ant! establishment is now ready for the re- cept‘on of ‘The accommodations and ad farplahings are ~ farpaamed, by por! hote! in the United Stat Residents at enjoy all the fisking and sea bathing Advantages of nN ant tad ve ard algo the mountain air and ecenery ofan a eae lishment. The fine bagi (4 ine capital order, and can leave the city at least twice a day, and be anded direct a at She hotel, J. Mt ANU N. ‘Propristor. ) REWARD —STOLEN, BERWREN T THE HOURS OF 114 and 4 o'clock P, eae on Thi aretay, jo, 4 ‘est Fixteenth street, four dozen of table ver, mlesek & Allen’ s make, and marked witha wolf's head crest.’ The above reward will be given. if returned to above eddie $20 bs eae ris oowatty vi ‘eho ho thr rew & ear, paving stone at my lore window and fe all the fing and other articles ae yaa ten teen at a cine this being the lly aot has been ccmmitted, HUNKY Bilt 23 Morris at et. REWARD, AND NO QUESTIONS ASK&D-—WILL be paid to the peraon if he will return the papers and pid tM | eens WILL BE who rosecute to convistion :| $e oy that were In the pookels of the coat that was taken from 61 riday afternoon 0 REWARD.—LO8T. A NINETEKN FOOT ROW boat, be George W. Buit; she was painted blue and green and 8 5 stripeon the outside; blue aud flesh color, Se yellow hg inmde, The above reward will be paid who: ever will return it to 199 Sowh street. 3 REWARD LOST, MAY containing $13 snd some change, in Thall's bakery, or golng from there to Burnton’s 00k store, The above reward Pill be paid oy returning the same to Mra, Robinson, No, Jit wery. Robinson sireet, on A_PORTRMONNAIA of a tour on foot through the interior of Atistra) ja and China, together with @ magnificent view of the American {i Japan, will be on exhibition at the mit Rooma, 410 Browd- ay, on and afer Monday evening, Juce 2: niso every Wed nerday and Saturday afte: 3 Yolook, for the especial acccmmodation of Tamtite CaS b ‘Admission % eants, Liberal deductions for ech: inalitutlons, JAMFO. LIKEMESSES TAKEN FROM DAGACRREO. J types, and high prices Sgen, for Queen ovach| ahall, br P,BORREL, 7 Wb Riaintk aireet a, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1856, A LBPRT H. NIODLAY. AUCTIONNER— 6UPREME herles M. Ki; ra, agains: James ‘nd otbers.—Jn purs of a judgment ig thls action, Albert i. Nicolay wil rel, on Saturday May #1, ai 1zo’clogk at the Merchants’ sxohenge, the tion of Wm. C. Barret, Fsq., releres, the house and lot kiowa, gs (Ro. 49 roma ge asd sw ‘BD bet tout hy 75. feet daop, mn remsio. mortgage, For full particulars 2 legal uote in Wvecing ro ©, AUTTLE, AUCTIONERR.—TO THE TRADE AND © others.—, —Askignee’ ) t cabinet furnuiture iatbished frames, vensers tuber, late a 9 June 4, at Iu clone at at the warerooms and ‘acory, ton street, To ae fea, by rder of Charles Gaol neisting of rosewood, mahoga: Suh as is usually found quantity of undaished frames, and parl &e 5 lumber, glue, varnieh, up! tures, iron aule, deakes, carriage, spring cart, &0, out Reserve ro asian the cent from all purebasers unknown. M, ORISTALAR, AU ORRAR BALESROOMS 23 ‘A deposit of tea" per « Bowery. —| Monday, dune ‘spe stal sale of elegant china maa tel vases, on Monda, uy. June 2, at 104 o'clock, co:aprising 200 pairs of oval and palated ‘Vases, 0: & variety of patierns, 0a account of wi ‘i may concern UCTION MOTIOR.—W. A, CARTE! AUCTIONARE, will sell, this Saturday, at yt polos at 80 Greenwic! e straw press shelled exes oe 40 0un! of eon ome oo a. rar ie rowan n08p: i simones fine tera, irish potatoes, &c., cc. vorON OTIC. EBOR, BELL, AUOTIONEE! USH. ee ae chance for inte, the | Rosen now urant, saloon and legerbier Nee ey preg busuess situated comber of ‘Seren ad Sat the Park will rod This da atl2 idee for oath, athe furnltare, kite | errno arrangements, piano‘orte, glass tables. aia, ao; pomsgtton | oa immedi : pricier is gatog Wee Lanes ately, as the pro. AUCTION NOTION THO8, ae AUCTIONERB.—BY BELL ¥, 1034 o'clock. in the aalestooms liam le tof , beds, ful collection of origi: At eleven o'clock, by virius of looks ers, if chests fine tons, superior Ua ire cetera eames | s01d in one ‘chance —see adverdisemeat UCTIGN NOTICE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONERR.—BY ALS BOGART At 1054 otal Grelock, ‘at the auction rooms, fargo sssortmaent of ersellont househota. furaiteee” sndarrengements 40 , ccmplete, sion immediately, and’ & first rate in this paper, pier glasees, oval mirrors, velvet and Brussels carp! ma bogany chairs, bedroom. and kitchen f Turniture, ia PAI a eke eA SALE, 4 ieee =_ morning, at o'clock, at 79 Nassau street, furniture, : ¥ felvet and olier oarpedngs is polar oat a MORBELL, auchonesr, as follows:=Supert pcaileduon of furnicure, houses, ‘entire, fully desiqusted ia. catalogue. “Aig femily,@ Tosewoed planato a which must be sold, as weil as most of this, at w! id, Alto, a handsome collection of modern paintings, in ltt trainees; o ; Velvely Brus- sels and ingrain carpeting, spring fand hair mati pedaisads, coaes seme ‘ea as, ball 2 stands, fancy boxes, — Austr no bumbu, tit oail eariy, 9 an to examine by catalogue, oY STBREET® ‘oa , chairs, mattresses, dc. F. COLTON wil fell tits Gaye Selurday'May: Ste er 1e at the auc tion rooms, avery I rt ment of housetold furniture, of every It will compr' two sulla of rosewood parlor farni- ture; in velvet, and ‘brooatel; large mahogany and rosewood Wardrobes sud bookcases, sec p dressing bu: reaus, dining and extension tables; oval an acd reach plate male. tors; carpeis and olloloths; hair mat atte Bedsteads, Gothle do.; mahogany, curl curl maple an sips Voleare dor, ofl paintings; couster; bedroom Sad ‘besssnont lumiture, £0, Also, to pay advances, two very fine rosewood planotortes, in DRY Goows, wc, T POUDTAIN'S INDIA STC § 655 Broacway, tka, Judie musliag, y 5 ie pins le eae eurtaises, Basia toa, Variety, f1 ‘Ouina vi obermaertncteey, oa oh eth sono mea bent as satan ue dayeee? “em (tk " °& stk itis, be submited \e3’ Lagpectioa, Atalx dollars, ‘Fo the most Novi ‘costly garments I Q not to a excelled, en O ma with t prices eel ae ot aa 41 Brosdway. a5 Gara ee oe AGENOr. ty ht] bas removed to Nell ausicrad ook wherea ote of the gent Fectine ar cy ors nGRORGM A. CLARK, 83 Dey street A UB M, eran APSA: FOR $3, BLACK ig Ly ‘ober ba pyar arya cent cost (at wholesa‘e only). 8. ena gree AND 80! F. eritay «& OOMPANY, MEROBANT T Pek pi AMD UMPORTERS, ise steamers and vessels throughont the re! ot jumm te] summer goods for WEAR, yee we “the combined Tijlos and selections Of the LOW. PAYNE & 00., ominen MASSES. a ctr) STREET, LONDON, oy wre icteee THE DEAUTH PL Sa this bouse are too well known to néed adver: they have taken the. loed of all others for the Las! tea ee Present selection perhapa excels any previously Tpit ey tnt taste and make of clothing, and fur. wishing goods, as aizerae soon ak 12 PARK PLACE. Grae, fxn SKIRTS, SKIRTS peti) THAN EVER — ‘edone skirts at $1 80; whalebone skirts om warranted notio show ine’ ‘bones whea oe ies a ios, the corset rooms, 633 Broadway, corner of aig tr? HOLLAND.—JUST fl tad geld CASES yuff and white Holland, 37 to 70 Inches wide. DOREMUS ehixom 21 Park placer MILLINERY, &0. T & BELL & CO.'8, NO.3 teapot Le fell of is dreas: wo. ly trimmer 4; lawn bonnets, Bao ieee ea See a Bian wa ala by hanna SOABDING } AD LADGING, QFG BROADWAY, UMfoR sQuai 859 house to let, or suits ig eoeae a PORNTEEED Ne cares bones, gia he park bad Poa gna he NU oad, 792 8 BROADWAY. DU AT. OR EES, OF WAVERLFY PLAOZ. b use, having u: ie thorons! repairs and newly nak ) bas severe! suis of clog feloganily fur- nished rooms to le with or without board, at very moderate Prices, Also transl Eibome, with large aad airy rooms. fers will here Gad the comforts of | BBOADSAT-2EES ots lg NOW OPEN FOR | ny ail we comforts of a home, Tos haute ope desea, our fe very ly situated. opposite Astor place, Also, en, References orohauged. iain DAD, FGHTE AVENUE—A LARGE FRONT BOOM, two geutlomen, or a gentioman and ye, with irre arial board, ai 242 Righsh near Twebty-thied street. ferme reasonable. prew TWO 2 14 # | PER TRrS CORES OF SPRING, Furnished rooms to jet, with or without | hee toa ration ata wi'e or a few s'ng'e gs otlemen. Gas ani water throughout the house, eference ‘oxbanaed. 19 BLEECKER 8TREET.—~MABRIED AND SINGLE Reutlemen wishing board can fad good nocommods. Som, bys Bpplying as above. Etages pass the door every five 190 GRABNE STREET—FIRS? HOUSE ABOVE Bleeoker, Furnished rooms on second and third tloors ee rth boar board, geet: of geutlemen or Seger ad ines house | modern improvements, and 1723s ie TWENTY THIRD BER ner. SOUEE Lotpoe| — Nieman ean ave & pleasant bi rane atta ie gaa, bal ming gaa, itty wi ecoommodated. private, Hl hy 5 or board ia wwe “Germs modernio; tamsly EAST SWANS FIRST STREET.—A SPLENDID sult of rooms, wit obg oa first floor, suitab'e for. 8 ‘amlly or single geatemen; house first class; one door from Gramercy park. The beat of given and required. 8 LEXINGTON AVENUB---DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR gevtiemen, in a private family, aud the pleasantest loonie inthe city; breaktaat if desired; cara and stages every 7. EAS? TWENTY-THIRD STREET.. Pi dnegltiath Dt furnished rooms om seoond and third floor, may be had thi pind ® pieasant location, between Fourth and Lexingtca 6] hatchet STRERT, yaee, BROADWAY. —ELR- ena fae shed apartments to let, with or wis it boon’, itera fuprovemeats, d second floors ef a firstolaas house, wi 55 WEST TWENTY-THIR.D STREBT.—A FEW SELECT famUles and Seatigmen-nen ‘no’ ‘Secommod ated with suits or aingle roms, with board, in ome of the mott eligible locations in the city, as T Chay peed street {3 one of the broad- est streets and most delightful tions for summer residence, CARPEHTINGS AND UPHOLSTERY, PRING DeroReArion 1856. SOLOMON & BART, 1 oPponi ne Fare " Are now resotvig from EOORATIVE PAPERS, In panel, gold, wha, velvet and wood lmuiations, with bordors, ‘&,, to correspond, ' OHAMIER and Otaer PAPERS, IN EVERY VARIETY OF STYLE AND PATTERN, ‘Thélr stock WINDOW SHADES OF THEIR OWN MANUFACTURR, AND UPHOLSTERY GOOD!, CURTAIN MATERIALS AND FURNITURE Cormarmas, Of the api im: Ts also uilaad complevs Which thoy offer wholesale and retall, at suish prices as to pre- sent unusual mnducement te purchasers. TO HOUSIKERPRRS—VELVET. BROSGELS AND SU. oceeriue curves aad Ova mating Yor waa at iat Prices. fand mal Gown Us any part ofthe city. DOREMUS & ot'Park p my COPARTNERSHIF NUTICES. good order, 63, octave, hale _peremy Catalogues earl; Sn Eaturdey morcing. N. Be—Furnlahod housetor tie ehsay, DWARD SOHENOK, AUCTION! B.SEDWARD ECHKNCK & CO, will sel, af auot'on, thi any at at their spacto 83 Nassau a fargo Tolog ef geld aad diatmoad jewelry vitt Geld chrocometers, duplex and double timers, lepine a Pheer Beck Ces diamond crosses, pins, studs and ea: eo ge!8, mosaic and go!d stone pin st Gerda slesve Dattoes, gold veat chaivs, onyx and cornealian seal rings, dc, J, ZOUGHTON. AUOTIONERR.—THE MANHATTAN je Company {will sell, this fon! 0%4 o'olock, at 12 Maiden iano, alarge asso: riment of andjo velry,eogars, &c , being the last sale icon siore previous to at for the Fonson;, also, s tow mattresses, bedsteads, io. RORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER —LARGE AND #E- remptory sale gant custom made furni- tore, on Fuesiey, Jaca ‘Set haiteeat fon ounere arty salesrocms, No. 142 Broadway, between Howard and Grand streets, viz : rosewood and Tmatogaay pe parlor suite, tnt brocade, brooatéile, plush and haircloth: rose rorewood, mabozany and wal: was! reads, wacde, Siereres, centre tab: side Cael bookcase: siensiod dinin; ts, allver plated "to. Oalal rn aale. Ei ware. ©. Catalog ue’ le. Every lot thal be positively ecld, offering @ rare cbarce to dealers and G HORTON, AUCTIONE! day, at two o’oiock, at 13 Sixth Sean ‘ware and jewelry; ILL SELL, 7am enue, household also cutlery, wes, H. ay One p ae H, H.LREDS & 00., 3 Nassau atch ee hocbousld.fhraitare, removed lor Of ails vic '~Hoeewoed and masogvay brosatel, Plush ad rele cioth; rocking chatra, onay ara be ental; miarbieop bureses, do, washatarde; ‘etageres, marble and ao of Godernztrs, are box carriages, ta, harness, H. LEEDS, AUCTIONKFR—BY re H. LEEDS & ¢ .GO.r On Saturday, aay Sl, at 23 Nassau strest, a large collecifon consisting of great variety of rare specimens found ia, North and South America single, on branches and under shades, prepared in the very beat marner by the well known taxidermist, Wm. Galbraith, A, Bo L3808, AUCTIONEER BY HH. LEEDS & + CO.—Monday, June 2, at 11 o'clock. at the sales room, 25 Nassau sircel, Fecelver’s aile—a large stock of fe jewelry, go'd and silver watohes, &c , consisting of gold aahor, le Patent Jever, Ooi dial lever, anchor cectre cectionai, dfother watches, gold broosbes err gold ‘eye glasses, solid gol rings, mosaic canes, atone and assorted links, bu'tins, gold armleta, bracel saepa, aides, buck'et, gold vest books, clusters. ladien’ pens, al uard ‘key, charms sealrings, coral ar and silver giitanuifcores. ellver articles. ot various’ i butter knives, coral bells, manufactured silver ware, pia card bi soup ladles, epcons, forks, deasert | necklnces, bracslels, |: g'ates, silver Jet meckiaces, hair work, ves and pencils, Yankee cocks, and ® great vari Otter articles not esumera’ed, whieh will appear io the cgue. iver OSKPS HEGKMAN, AUCTIONEER. Monday, June 2, At 2 o'clock P.M. at 33 Hoy: street, between Atlaatic and Pacifis streets, Brookis n, Matogany parlor, chamber and kitchen fa nitura, carpets, £0, J BOGART, AUCIIONBER.—BY 8, BOGART.—THIS « day, at 10 o’c’ock, at the auction rooms, corver of Frank- sort and Willism tweets, Sherift’s sale of a large quantity of Paper aiock, presses, platform texas, to. c. WIGLLET, Sheriff. Jossrn Corxett, Deputy Sheriff. DOUGH? ¥, AUOHONEER, WILL BELL ON BATUR. day, ( this day ) at 10%, o'el ction rome, 27 ard 30 Clatze troet acer GAs Hails the ont Taraitare ot 6 three story house, remored for convenience of ale, viz., rose word and mahogany par‘or, cuember ang library furniture, with and wi bout marb! arpe's and ollcloth foriee; 1 mahogany exten et oval mitrrore; chine an ae ware; gas fixtures, girandoles, 8 day clocks, mantel ornaments; ouried hair mattresses, faaihier ede, bolsters end pillows; w Fiting desks, ac.; wort the at- teatién of housekeepers and the (rade J. KEULY, AUCTIONEER this day COMMENCR SELL BARKER, AUOHONBERCTUCSDAY, JUNES, At + 120'elock, @: tho Merchan's’ Kxobange, valuable Broad- way ray pepperty—eiakt valuable lots on the northeast corner of and Sixty first street, belonging to the Lacies’ Union Ald Boctelysextablithed (or the ‘apedeaad iudrovot the Mi, Chureh. aise, having come in possession of a location beiter Durposes of the foatitution, offer for salo the vainy. eviously selected for thelr buiidings, being together inches on Sixty tirst street, and 116 feet Sy inchs on Broadway, |The property isin the immediate viotnity of Gen- ; being only 160 feet from 1 Righth, arozue, aud within ie block of the junction of y ani Kighth avenue, the resent term: hd oe Rig ‘avenue Raltonae's old tree rom all as taxes. Terms lfberal, and snewn the office mmc of the snotionser: For maps and other par- tlcnlars apply 'o 8. BARKER, auc'ioneer, 14 Pine street; Pw. ©, Wetmore GL Wall street, ‘or Mrs. B.A, Para, 608 Broad. way, where maps, &¢., can be had HOS, VEITCH, AUCTIONEER STORE 16 SPRUOE treet —Sheriff’ sal e., on Saturday, Say Set i0 An oe between Thtrey test and ‘Thirty second Ht "Ot seeing, i and guiter, coping steps, alt Honet #0 core, Deputy Shortt, —BY ORDER OF THE iiadelphia county.~THO: ‘and tim): ber so iF bgp at af PEREMPTORY Commoa Pleas of MAS & SONS, Aucticneera, 22,513 acres ot coal Jand in Lycoming co, Pa., ten miles from Wil 80 mineral ard mai ivileges in at Oe neg | {a Ly ming 60. Pa On T Taeoin any, fuine 24 3 o'clock im the Groding, wil be sold at’ publie antes’ % reserve, at Phiiadelphie Exchange, the followin escribed Tanda, viz: = No. 1—52 tracts, Suen: “rage he 20813 acres and 50 perches land in Lycomi ng 0, Pa. No, 2—Aleo, mineral ed lag privileges in AST tracts, 16, 674 acres and 152 perch yeowlng co., Pi ‘Yerms—Kach tract to be gold eevarstely, and $50 on each to be paid at the ‘ime of sale, One th.rd of the purahate money 0 ‘be paid to the trustees upon the confirmation of the sale by the Court, and the remaining two-thirds to be sesured by bond and mortgage, payable with interest in thres equal annual instal: ments, in one, two and three years from the date of such oon firmation. Bandbili descrip'iona may bad at the auction rooms 67 and 69 South Fourth set leot the whole wiil be peremptory. 11 Trus ees, M. ‘AS & SONS, Auctioneers, Noa. 67 and 69 south i Fourth atreet, Pai'ade!phts, | $8,000. Retire business wis espa otto ive to eight thousand dollars, realizing & profit of 10) per cent, with cash sales to aay amount, Beat references givet ire- quired. Address with reel rame, statiog where anit iow can behad, to F. 0. Peck, Herald office. $5. 000 TO $10,000.- PARTNER WANTED, EITHER Active or ailent, to take an interest {ua higaly luorative manufacturing business, already eat! ive importing and man lished; The business is without competition, aad can tended most profitably over the entire safe and desirable investment, from be asuredly rediized. character furnished and required. ating when and where an atervie 8,858 General Post effice. $5,000. ~atABIAEE WANTED. IN A WHOLE tale liquor business elready established; with the above addftional ow ital oan clear $5,000 per rear without tick, For full particulars spply 10 0. 8. HOWMS & 00. 3 acsau street. $1 50) fice mee eee ODE + can have 80 interest in a ver, t buat flees @ sbort distance in the country, which wilt “clea 86.000 this vummer. Oall on ANDERSON & PHELPS, 203 Broadway, 1. 200 —PARTNER WANTED, IN A BRANCH Wel ° the, lumber business, eee trom nm $5,000 to Address, with rea! name, w ean be had, M, & J,, bor 74000 per year, The party is aman of and will quire & strfet y honest man, and one who “is wining to ake an ive part ‘nike business.” Apply to 0. B, HOWES & CO,, 34 aman atc. $1. 200. aWANTED: A PERSON, To JOIN THR AD- '. verter. as’ equal partn pjesma, loor cash bus! imi al eta. fiobed Red wituout eompe!ition, Fequirisg, ihe ntisation of two persons a few hours dally. It highly. popu’ ar and will yield Celera er annum. Yhis'it certaivly a ‘as there is no risk, the amount being Nendid tem amor doubly seotred, Apply at 334 Broadway, room 14, $700 ~PARTNER WANTED, AN ENTERPRISING suai she above ‘amount, to invest In an es- Aolished 3d feed business, on ‘oan, with good secnr- the pr Jolning the advoriiver at equal past- Call at 5 eae, corner of Thirty fifth stree’. wi te TO ee ee WANTED, IN A PLEAS: business, without ecmpetition, vayiog more 00 percent profit. An active man, ‘with this amount of ind a rare charce at $37 Sixth avenue. $50 OASH WILL PURCHASE A THIRD INTEREST in a popular weekly journal of long standing. The services of an active evergetic min can doudis ii ia value io @short time. Address H. J. 0., Herald ofl $400- —AN ACTIVE MAN WANTED, IMMADIATE- + Iv, ine general auction, commission ‘and real AD excationt spportasiy. in excallen' rt * bor 146, Herald ote, 7 ing: 30) () 10,8054 PARINER, RITHER SPHOLAL OR active, wasted, In the ‘blacksmitl, aad carriage business; firet rate Also, a good horse shoer, Address Ou'P Haraid oftce, til Monday nights 200. —WAFTED, A_ PARTNER WITH }« amount, to attend the door, and share equally in a new, plevsant and genteel travelling exhibition; $10 000 can realizei the present searon. Such chance’ seldom otfers. Appiy at 334 Broadway, room 14, OPARTNEREH:P.—THE SURRCIRER@G HAVE THIS day formed a rovertnerabip Under the firm name of Med arat & Co., in the hairdressing snd wigmating business, to be ghiried on at No. 2 Maden Inne And No. 09 Nassau strest, ‘or 1B} ee i KLIZA ANN 8. MEDHURST. RICHARD R, STAPELLS. Cotdatte ee, NOTICE.WE HAVE THIS DAY admitted Mersra. Joshua Crane and Geo, Starbuck, Jr. of THIS 8 artpera in our house, and ths commission Dookese will be continued under the ive style and name. GEO. F, TRAIN & CO, Metaovene, Australia, Nov. 1, 1855. ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNESRSHIP,—THE COPART- nerebip heretofore existing uader the firm name of Med- burst & Co., at No, 27 Maiden lane and No. 69 hing Gah fo the ye get wigmaking business, is this du- giveth the death of are Alchard F. Peers. comet New York, May 1, 1856. O08 J. O'BRIEN, SAME J. GREGG. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH® COPART- nership heretofore exsing, by the nama o” Dufour & bes ‘was dieso.ved by mutual consent on the 29:h May, Lawrence Dufour is authorized to # ee te Conia nd against the said firm, 1. DI 29, 1856, i: QUARNTI¢R, ‘OTIORIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THR OOPASTNER EN phip beretofore exiring ueder the name of Lyon & Scho: disso! omeent, The business of th fate Ania wil bosetied by Win J. Lyon, pores May 21, 1866, Wie 8: sCwOtrs, WM. Pieriman WANTED-—TO Lil Leah ge EMENTS for manufacturing chrome yellow, #0 by & new method, One thousend dollars cash required. ‘The proces the produciion of chloride of lime. is « mon: afford immense profit to those engaged in ihe 8 a Te dress Monopoly, Herald office. ARTNER WANTBD-TO tA “a cman HAVING A desirable manufactory, wri outta rater power; is wrous of making an arrange mn having & jacturing business, ‘ADpIY to | 10 was Bite. 84 Nassau mani street, MY hge COFARTERRSHIE Brora aa RL P ‘ved 01 way by mutual eonsent. Mr. J. Burckel win continue Li framing business as heretotore. Office, No, Wreat Te enty lth atreet. eile pple py oR aug PARTNER, WITH a cash ea] aS 000 to. $5 090, in the stock job- = Slready established. ANTED-IN AN ESTABLISHED RRTAIL HARD IY, ware and house turnishtug business, a competent partner. n semmand about $2500 or $3,000. Appiy to BANKS F'RURST, No.3 Sonn streat Now York MUSIC AND E DANCING, LADY, AN AOOOMPLISHED PIANIST, WISHES TO ‘meet with @ (ew pupils, to insiruct or finish of in music ard singivg. Please call at 17 West seveateenth street, trom 10 \o 1 0’clock on Monday and Tuesday next, MUIAM IRVING, _AUOTIONRER, — HANDSOME hourehold furniture ‘WILLIAM I3ViING & OO. wid sell at auction, on Saturday, May 31, at 1034 o'clock, at the salesrooms 8 Pine street, tho ‘entire furniture of @ private house, three French booksases and secretaries, raeaw 90d and maboga ny bookcases, complete suites of earved rosewood bedroom furniture, Frouch bedstexds, marble top dreasing buresus, French plate pier and mantal mares, sult o 1 woed parlor furniture, covered in crimson beens covered in green and pr | brocatel: n avd arm chalrs hand bairal rosewood reception y ologetes and aide ada, Wardrobes, mabozary and biack walaut rene satin od waehstands, aahogaay dintag and ica tables, black walnut extension dining tables, ching, crooker and glass ware: heir mattresses, esther beda, bolsters an pillows. Alzo Wilton, Brasaels, thzeesply and inigeain oarpera, Fiichen furniture, &c DAME FRANCAISE, D'UNK FAMULL DIST eveo, desire Crouver une’ place de gouvernante ors de jeunes enferts. ou hien doruer das lagone de franoai. 8's: dre-wer, do anidi a deuc bourses, 129: ayanoe, guire La Ch ot la 2tne eu9, Gra gro ATOLLINE, BLEECKER STREM, COR- rofemor SARAQCO, by .partizular will ave oventh fashionale sire dansante on ‘ay evening, June 4, a: 334 o'clock, with Aphor's full Rntraace $1. 'Pr.vate lessons given every day requ ‘Wednt brace ag usial. ‘USIO.—THE PIANOFORTE, GUITAR AND AOOOR- deon taught, in an easy and modera atyle, on reasonabls urme, Apply Ce Monday or Thursday. Miss BROWN, 4 Bleecker street, between Charles and Perry straets. MMODEON FoR SALB, OR EXCHANGE For piano or light ws ‘Address Kxcbange, box 145 A or horse. cag pay the difvere: Heratd off, ne IANOS.—FOUR BRAUTIFUL NEW SEVRN OCTAVE pisnofores, two with carvad legs, of aperior tone a rd iistehy made of good material. and warranted In every roap 9s) price from $200 to $276. Apply at 16 Bix'h avenue, TANOS AT OOF pcb FROM 6) WALKER street, to J. Lankoia’s plano rooms, Ni a will be wold at prlges Lever before Keown, t> clone the busine W, OSBORW 4 02, 5 Afri at a a hk ee OF BROLD: w ui ‘amma ing house, single Bentiomen, and s eon and their eee on sovabie. Hot, oold and shower baths free. 19 AND, 221 JA%, STRERT.—GENTLEMEN WISHING the comforts and pleasure of a homs, should call early and engage the few remaining rooms, Rooma light and airy. Termsrea- BSUARDING AWD LODGING. CARD IN THE COUNTRY, OW THE HUDSON — of fru and tno viow viow ofthe er, One oe fr the summer. Ewobaara rot the el C Ca Rane hd oat aca aoe Lsueeg square Post office, BesBd IN THE COUNTRY A PEW FAMILIRG OAR accommodated with board in a first claas hotel, beautiful village of (ctr N. J., distant only 30 miawes by rallroad from New York. For battioulars mquire of George NN. Osborne, 51 aad 53 Maidea lan OARD WANTED-BY A LADY AND GENTLEMAN beard (or ibe lacy only. and partial board for the gentie- mapnie small and guile: 6 pe referred, where thare are biler boarders Address EH, S » Herald ollce, « aliag lega- on sud terms, for (wo days, penn WANTAD-BY. ee youre iy 4 pe. Aa Pat. tae pis iit) roadway, Setwoen ain a, o 7 ka , Herald oft fh je fa: iton mas, be ia the Union equare OARDING.—TO LET, A SUIT OF ROOMS, conve. nient for a mall {i family. with oF without t board, near pay to all a double scare ee pon ae: preumses No. ‘90 Jobs streak, Newport, CARPE Bc ra este STORY FRONT R00! en co bs ey ‘6 replace), x lon ss. Oa modera‘e terms, in A private family. ail the modern Improvomenta; isin & very pleasant ‘oeailee. Bees .—A LARGE ROOw ON SECOND FLOOR, unfi fall or partial board, cam be obtained, in tha rt ease howe, No, 35 Great Jones street, on moderate terms. Bb yarer cm Fi — A ae YOUNG GENTLEMEN OAN B® ‘accommodaied with good board and Prince street, corner ot ps0n, bealthy roomaat lee OABRDING.—ONB SUIT OF FURNISHED OB UNFUR- ished rooms to let, with board, b; 1 at 92 Wes: ‘Twenty-fi'th atreet. Terms moderate. Wottresoecexteangede Bw, STREET.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OF two Indies desiring a large, well turniahed apartment, wits hoard, where ¢ pte comort will be offered, can be accomane- TWO OB THREE ai ty eo bape can obtain good rooms, with p: comfoet: sy References Fouulred: Api Apply at 13 Olie- ROOKLYN.—IN THE NEW FIRST OLASS HOUSE NO. MK, BED. 28 Heary itreet, only eight minutes from the fe te: Gallon arsurpassed, Can De obiained very desiranle furnishes rooms, wi ard. Family small, and strictly private. Terma molerale, Reterentes pelea. OUNTRY BOARD,—ONH OR TWO FAMILIES MAY, aodatious af by plying on early, procure desirable accom: fohegan, Nea from. from Peokakill Railroad jot, Im quire ot T. JONES, 247 Broadwa: - CURED POLED tee UEDEES gear. E HAVING new! up a large private dws Fordhaa, few rods trom the depot, will furnish ro0 the summer months, to ilies or eingle po aoe Brae, ot ven a pe Saraieees: as can be sect * Roby d ‘ing immedi \y Cooper's Hotel, Fu or aPbesing Willis Cooper, Fordham. hain or bY Cooney BOARD MAY BB BAD, SEVEN MILES FROG Brool ; fine house, lawn, reas; Seats, vogetadies, and 2; milk; within cue mile of aalt ng, 50; eany accone We care, Inquire at 74 Esat Twenty third stroet. $10. —A GENTLEMAN AND LADY CAN OBTAIN ‘+ board in a genteel Prva: fomillg, on Bedtord arene. ear Sanda street. Oars or Peck slip zien id heey Taraers taken; a nice home offered. Addr Herald office, with references, JOUNTRY BOARB—FOR A SOUTHE! gentlemen, ia a private family fhfly Stunted om the water side, oppost'e Bergen Po'at addremed to F. E.6Y., Factors ville Pos otlcs, will bp attoad- 10, FAMILY on 0 ABINGDON SBUARK, EAST 8IDE.—A GENTLEM and his wife, and one or two single gentlemen. oan hi ‘ choice of handsome rooms, with board, by immediate app! Baths, gas, &c. callon: Bae Dab bali ce FRONT ROOM, ON 8B. ee. ntleman and wife. with board, ina reapocial le fanilys where ‘he comforts of a home may be enjoyed. Reterences exchanged. Apply at 31 Rivington at, lady, desirous of quietude No shiidren. "Address ‘& Friead, care of A, office, N. ¥. ic FINE PARLOR, ALSO SINGLE ROOM, WIfH FIRST 8 board, five minutes’ walk from Ot'y Hall; gas and bah. ‘Moderate terms, 103 Franklia street, west of Broadway, References. Taner he EO SAY FOUR OR SIX, or lemen oe ore 0 gent aly, Who would fie to Vouts hasdaouse hase, Souiy furnish teasaat localou, where sleaulivess and the goldea rules will te siritty a indy to take charge of i making jesnnt and economicsl boms, ‘wilt ploage address, for a weekor ten days, M. A. W., Brooklyn Post olllee, COMFORTABLE SUMMER HOUSE, HAVING THE iTults, eupectaly pears: ao elnieraever, ead svoryibiog right its, especially pears; ever, and everythiog right ei clare at 203 ‘broadway. “Personal inter eviews every NUMBER OF SUITS OF HANDSOMELY FURNISHED rooms to let, for families, ard single rooms for gentlemt rivetull or partial boare. “Apply at 182 West Twenty street, Gonveoient Wo the Birth and Kighth avenue care wad es. LL -PEBSONS WISHING BOARD OR BOARDERS will find my office the surest and most satisfactory: method Of finding either. Boarders are politely directed, free of charge, to any part of city or country. Oftoe 7121 Broadway, PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE TWO FINE ROOMS, ON the eecond floor, with bath adjoining, which will be fet to gentiemen wiahing & good home, with partial board. Apply AL 578 wroome street, near Hudson, pelt FRONT ROOM Wire. Ae eal A on the eecond flocr front, rent le out ends Rent $6 per month. ‘apely at Ise Resco PARTMENTS FOR GENTLEMSN—3LEG te tan Aaleg nisbed, on the firat and third stories. Two nici the uzper dor, to rent eheap; algo, a front basement. at 39 Prince s'reet, near the hotels. /ENTLEMAN AND HI8 WIFE CAN BE with a front room, cn the second floor, with Also, rooms for one or two gentle- ffolk street. pea —A PRIVATE FAMILY HAV® A SUITE OF mg, On second floor, to let, el'her together or separate, ‘apply at at 15 Charles street, Warren place; on a stage route, CARD.—RLEGANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, ON THR second floor pie Boarding house, cheap, at 4d West Twenty-toird street Capes: BOARD WANTED, BY A GENTL¥MAN DO- ing business in this city. tor his mother, sister and him. welt, in fe vicinity of Broadway (west side) and between Sixth aud Six'eexth streets, Address A,Z , box 173 Post office. OARD.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OB- tain neadly furnished rooms, with or without partial board, in s emall private family; gas and Croton water in the rooms; terms mojerate, Apply at 931 Bioadway, between Union ard Madison squares. nea on “apply OARD—AT 64 AND 66 HAMMOND STREET, BETWEEN Bieecker and Fourth, convenient to cars or stages: two periors on the e iret tloor, two large rooms on the second ‘door, Bing! ‘e rooms on third floor, to let, with full or partial board, ay OARD.—A WIDOW LADY, OCCUPYING A VERY niog houre, with all the modern improvements, at decirabie ‘coation a UD, ‘owa, conveniert to stages and railroad & gentieman a parior, Aig rand Sedroom, with t reabta it pernites.. gr ay ‘om and no boarders. Address 8. M., OARD IN TWENTY THIRD STRRET.—A PLEASANT guit of rooms, on secoud floor; also on fourth floor, suita- art de pe sine Led Teas for mia ee Je: men; bouse bi Rlensent. Viaforencen crchanged. yet ate Weat ‘twenty an, IN LAMARTINE PLACK.—TWO OR THRBE single gen!lemen san obtain pleasant rooms, with or with- out Ron | board,'in a eae, private famity. ‘Ihe house isde- Mghtfully eltuated, opposite Lamartire park, and has all ile modern conveniences, Apply at No. 13 Lamarting placa, per- aonaliy or by ieiter. OARD CAN BE OBTAINRD IN A PRIVATE FAMI- ly where there are only four persons. Those wirhing ‘he comfor's of & bome on reasonable terms can apply at 201 Bleecker street, near Macdougal. OARD, AND AIRY ROOMS, IW A FIRSF CLASS private dwellixg house, Brook! She —A fow sing!e gentie- men can be sogomamodated with sole eodialy, furnished spect menir, and bos) d, in @ sma! pm rhere ail the comforts of a home can te rea * fi iy ease enjoyed, Peniton iasure passed, within five minutes’ walk, trom Sout Wall street ferries. A well kept table at(!; P.M. Terms moderate, U exceptions le reterenoes given and required. Addreas A. W., Hera‘d office. OARD AND LODGING—A FBW GENTLEMAN OAN be accommedated at 120 Chambers street; plessant and airy rooms. Terms $3 per week, in advance. Apply at room A, 'OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, or. few sizgle gentlemen, oan obtain board, fu'l or par. ital, with pleasant rooms, at 100 Hicks street, Brooklyn, be: tween Fulton and Wall street ferries. pass In Rtas ud SPLENDID pi first class h and everytalo, ered of waters hot and cold bat at 141 Amity street, Peru IN BROOKLYW.—A GENTLEMAN AND yk r two single gentlemen, can be modated . ‘arse and pleasant room, en the first story; the house ! we Pleasantly, situated, Detween{ South and. Wall street. ferries. Apply at 47 State street, corner Heary. References required. OARD IN BROORLYN.—TWO OR THREB YOUSG geatiemen may ob‘aia rooms. with or without board, in & private family, in ® pleasant location, Apply at 39 Dean street. BOOMS IN ‘m the most complet ; & firat rate table, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY, HAVING A LARGR furnished room, would like 10 0 di one of it to a. io gentlemen, with boar: elo! te enters ply ar 62 Wilouguby nirects Bevom IN BROOKLYN.— MANDGOMELY FURWISHED rooms to let to single eeatiemne, ‘with or without board, on st tree MOMS, "363 ‘Washington street, i¢ terme, pear Pmoy ‘Vaile ‘Brookiya. Bowe IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—A PRIVATE FAs mill bere! ‘at about three minutes’ walk trom the South ferry, would bo eppy to aoeommodale one oF two gent'emen wie a handsome sath of rooms is nen and elegantly far- Ee house, Apply at 95 Congress stree! doors from Bo“R’ IN SOUTH, BROOKLYR—THRER MINUTES ‘walk from Havolton (erry.—-A genileman and lew gentieman, d alet homer wih lull or partia board, can be ncosmmodaiad ‘atl 1 Sackett street, Terms mederate. Reverences exchanged. OARD ON STATEN ISLAND. — TWO GRNTLEMAN can find pleasant rooms and board, at Stapleton, (fire mivutes’ walk from the ferry), in a private family, where there ore ro. chidren, References given and required, Addrens Ox 1,196 Post office, Webas d ny THE Ned bd iy an ke terol rote pa Lenk ny SO ore ort Ghostat’ Greve, 0a an eminsnoa oF the Narrows; is Bat ton miaaer walk trom Vanderbii’s Isading, OARD IN THE COUNTRY—BY THER WHEK, MONTA or s@aeon, on s the ae reasonable terms, 2, {he ne and one ipoitul ee Horses and carriages alwa: Propristor, | Reforscam Dr » 15 Greenwiss street; 8 0 Taw, No. 52 volo ates &. W, Bloom, No 7 Nostwar. COENTBY BOARD WANTED—EASY OF ACCESS TO 7, jentee! accommodations aad reasonable earrai culled, otaee ht fll yoderate ap rvant, if su it up & «mm Shed‘honas, Bet selerensen ‘required, Addrose, with fait particulars, box 3,492 Post office. | Coe BY BOARD.—WANTED, BY A SINGLE GSN- Ueman, fn a private ays somewhere fo the counts § parlor ‘and bedr om, ¢r one single room, with partial i logation ma t be Conveniently situated for either carsor sons living in Brooklyn need ‘auswor this, Ade Grens Jn 8. box 54499 Fost otiee, OUNTRY BOARD.—WANTED, BOARD FOR THEER children and girl tu the country, for three to four mesilate in the neighborhood of Port Rictmond, Staten Island. Apply i or ia ing terms and location, L, Jacobs, 4 ‘by a gentleman, wi ESIRABL® ACCOMMODATIONS, CONSISTING oF furnished slitting rooms, with bedreoms attashed, with or partial board, may ne obtained at 270 Kast Ninth aireot at prices cangiag: roe to ir week; 4 fow doors from the routes of the Bighth eat avenue cars. stagosand Fi UBNISHED ROOMS TO LBT—70 ONE OR TWO SIM. gle.gentioman, ia a small priate family where there are no boarders; a front parlor second floor, wit: io tone Weahington parade gro ground, with or eihoat partial joard. Apply at No. 223 Thompson street. URNISHED OF bp ae ROOMS TO LET— ith board. to single gentlemen; or gentleman and wive; references rac and cold water ‘baths; house plea~ santly ‘itunted at ORKISHED AND, CNFSERIFRED ROOMS TO LET— Large ird floor, furnished; also io gas, closein and connected with bi tole’, ta om plivate realdence, 47 West Thirteenth sree, betwoom » ‘Sixth a t persons of high ‘respesta- Billy need apply. Entiafactory references exohasyed, ‘OBOKEN.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, EITHER with oF without board; the a¢cond story of & Bowe, pies- gsoily located, consisting ‘ot three roome, Terms moderate, Inquire at 129 Washingion street, Hoboken, B Diyg eet AT THE GLOBE HOTEL, CORNER OF Frankfort asd William streets, can be obtained the best accommodations for lodgings of eny place in the city. for 2 cents per day, or $1 50 per week. 188 FLIZA CUNNINGHAM HAS tepid TO NO. ‘2 Sullivan sirest, Furnished rooms to let 0. 3 ABHLAND PLACE SEOOND DOOR FROM GREEN- wich avenue.—A autt of rooms front; » rooms for Zentlewen, acd firet class board: jue A painted ard papered; may be engaged with board, Access by aveutie care, Amity sireet and other atages. Referenoes exshinged. OOMS TO pet. FOR SINGLE GENTL out board, down ore, wi hia one minut Broadwav, price $150 to $3 per week; famity sma'l; references exchanged. Inquire at s'5 roadway, oflee No, 13, between. 8A. M. andl P. M., and 2and4 P.M. OOM TO LET.—A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OOCU- ing & new house, with the modern imofovencats, would let to'a sinele gentieman, pleasant furnished ome adjoining Becond avenue. Reference required. Rent $12 month, in advance, Address Room Hersid office PBADER— YOU SHOULD APPLY AY THE BOARDERS Exchange, No. 2 Appletove’ Builéing, 45 Brosdway, ou cob gr/tuitously leern full partivulare of the most Cestrabie places cliy or feountry. All wishing board shout apply to G. B. SMITH & CO, mr. HANDSOME ROOMS—FURNISHED, CONTAIN~ r athreoms, were 5 10 LET-FURNISHRD ROOMS. IN NO. 5% HOUSTON street. near Broadway, with all the modera tmprovemente; aigo two elegant pariore, with or without board. Terme 1em- sonable, OOMS AND BOARD.—?WO LARGE ROOMS ON THR secord floor to let, to sing!s gentlemen, with full or partial board; terms reaconable. Inquire at 192 Sullivan street. WO OR THREE HANDSOME ge yg TO L&T, FURI nished, together or separate, with withon: ‘partia board, in a new boure, Le ‘8 private family. House coateine bath, &e is wi bin a few mintes’ wak of South or Wall street ferries For parewars loquire at 18 Harrison street, between Conrt and Citnton, South Brooklyn, ANTRD-BY'A GINILEMSN, ABOVS THIRTY, & p)ain furnished room; tea past seven, full board on Sum- days; bath desirable; tn the honaa ofa pis'a private family, French preterr rth or east of Fu ton street or Oity Hall, Brockiyp. Terms must be moderate, Address, wit price, . R, Herald ice. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A FURNISHED room. with partial board, with a strictly private Ameri- can or English famiir; location no! ab-va Grand street, New Ycrk, or near the ferries, Brooklyn, Address 0, H., box 121 Herald office, tor two dara. RESTAURANTS. M®.. 8 URSTOW’S WEISS BIER SALOON, 2 ROSE sireet.—Mrs. Ruestow begs leave to acquatat her (ciende that she has removed her #a'ovn to the above named atrest, where she will be bappy to meet them, PEWS OLD ATARCTHE ONLY “STAR HOTELS All others are fictitious. own and paid for the wiiland name, It's mine, and no otber person can use I ny cept by misappropriation. All articles sold at the a:0ve oa tabdlishment are of ihe very best, and ee, competition. There are, Ca eee Me cng ‘ial ie mn my Me tag ota ways be tound, comm lena ut Deine offs. tive to any. I, HENRY €. LL, am Cats iri son, Gotumbia com ‘county, Btete ot ater an ieokaln all the way from Alexinder Mebaughtn' ‘s a4 ‘Bc tchman, Greenwich avenue, New York, and Rooert Newlin, a Quaker, of the city of Brotherly Love: my beet all the way from Bang market, (sometimes c dled Waehington ) and not to be beats my hams. all the way from Old Virginia, the Pri Siate, throvgl: Meusrs: Thomas Hope & Co. 'A good trea iuaca day at lo A. M. Friday eveniags to harmony, convivia’| iy ets ity, do, mem ser The Old Star,” 60 ard 62 Lispena' at. sire: RIFLL’S OLD STAR” LAKGE ASSORTMENT OF BILLIARD TABLES, the best cay, rink awe omel Noh aoe atom tha tres 4 tor per “OOBNNOR & COLLERDER, 63 Ann st, TLLIARDS,—Wf OFFER ye" ss ae bin lat stoek with our new inven‘ed o: ie aE a rivbie b —— ‘mae ers $ GRIFFITH & DECKRR, 90 Ann street, IULIARDS.—FOR SALE, FOUR TABLES, MADE BE Grifti’h and Decker; are in good twelve onthe in wig; lll be 90 ‘old cheap, for cash, alher gether or reparately. Thi ‘chance for parce 6 ‘up saloons, sen trker is going (> Europe.” Oall at 457 Rignth avenue. ORTHLERS ARTICLES IN IMITATION OF MY OOM. bina‘ion cuscions, is being cl offered for saie. ware my mo¢e! billiard tables and ci 16, are tor saleonly at 39 a * bia. AZ ‘YOUNG si wre lad, a oa years of quaintange ct a young indy, uader raacening #ppearane®, seccmpiisted aad ‘ieliawat, ike View io matrimony. Address A.B, ¥., Mariboroug Post office, U! ster county, New York. ATRIMONTAL.—A GENTLEMAN OF PREPORENGS. Jag aopearares, 2 years ot Ag6, wishes to (orm an ae- otance with a lady of haudveme aopea with a claw (o matrimony, Wealth a St, Maiq aaviara Poa’ of8e9,