The New York Herald Newspaper, May 7, 1858, Page 2

BW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1858. 0 iB ‘0 in height. ih his “Afietb year on Tuesday April, being born in 1808: Pt of |rreproachabie charac: asking of the Duke of Cambridge permission to give ishments of the Bois de Boulogne have m ‘a bearty shakehands,”’ as he could not do 80 with fashion the ugiish armen ot pereae all the ih peters ‘mea present, This Ship exfempers must be coufessea—e: Every little | incident pi trong aenaatfon of oath @rected on the ints of the town imited for al thege desideratims, the effect | is often somewhat grotesque. Parties will not Be made to | erstand that the Faglsh, who love to imitate nature | scape gaOng, do so simply in opposition fixed and formal taste which converted every ground into a geometrical problem, ed acne. shape pever the Bog. | not to each of ground oe amultum in whieh every ee ee Se becon — tet, of Fe) aepeeearees ry ee Fyn let ‘ont are being by applications for condign punishment on the bey | ferenae oniaing between por comp dri ee Nay iO Sees B to convert every: | b Ahr ees oF mance: Mnebeth, ‘2 diated inte Italian for Mme. sums | ‘from the aunking fued. Ristori, as given this faimitable actress an portunity | fhe puatie debt in Brance of which ahe has not been slow to avail herself. What a | (0°00). 0u) Oa ee and pA is she cannot use the very language of the gr: great | Seventy two of aad fe maemnetes “Gears RE, sre bes teare watch at ors Lagat have of gy ee eouvre. which resource must onlays ba incase of great ad ee ei dc egh eer en nats ae Smee omg tte S q when in that torrible scene of womnambulism she eaters, | Ste extent aa Berotstire 8 will ble to recon pale, conscience stricken, with lamp in hand, aud pictures to hor tortured fancy every incident ta the slurdet of the king, and walks acroes the stage vainly essaying to wash from her hands the ineffaceable stain 4 blood, and faa im a state of maddened affright leaves it, no language deacribe the intense effect she produces. The ee ‘was not so great as I have heard it, and some argue from | this that the drama js not suited to @ Parisian audience; but judging from my own feelings,I can quite under stand admiration of such sublime representation of bu- man mental agony uot evincing itself in ordinary plau- cls. Mulltary Banquet to o Marshal the Duc de Mala- koffin London. the London Post, April 23.] The members of the Senior United Service Club have taken the earliest advantage of the presence of Mardi the Duke de off in this country to give an outa. tainment to commander with whom many of thems were comrades, and whoge loyal action with his Fngiish allies throughout the Crimean war was admired by ail. The subject was po sooner mooted than all the moet eminent members entered their names for the dinner, and ‘the capabilities of the clu! alone restricted the number of a to 130. banquet was ali that the resources of the club, aided by the skill and efficient assistance of Mr. Chater, of the London Tavern. could furnish. It was served @ /c Russe, every dish being carved and bande round to each | guest, the morefexquisite patisserie and dessert alone re- | on the table encircled and intermixed with ele gant piste a and flowers. The Baron de Malaret, Monsieur hei gum gs Comte de Jancourt, Lieutenant Colonel Ap) Lieutenant Colone! fuval were in the suite o! the at marshal Lord Burghersh was in waiting on the Duke of Cambridge. The company, who were out of uniform, and exhibited few military decorations, having done ample justice to the feast, his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge rose and said that although the occasion might, to some extent, be considered some one, still it was one of great public interest, inasmuch as they had met to welcome and do honor to the arrival of the Duke de MalakotT in this cou. try. He was sure the gallant marsha! must feel ben Cake find himself, atso early a moment, in such Fn Med English officers, pot oe them to be drinking the health of the Queen of Eng! pte hear.) He to propose — ‘tbe health her most gracious Majesty Queen Vite toast was received with loud acclamations, and a general “hurrah,” which rang through the room. The Duke of Cawmaincy. on again rising, said that he was sure the next toast ie had to propose would be re- ceived with the same spirit. He begged now to give them he bealth of his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of France ‘ead with that toast he would couple the health of the Em press. (Loud cheers.) The manner in which this mouncement had been received would sufficiently assure his friend the Duke de Malakoff that the pame of the Em. peror of France was in itself a signal for the expression of the warmest feeling in this country. (Hear, hear.) Whatever shade of politics might t prevail among them— and, no doubt, politics of ever le had their repre. sentatives in that room—still there was not a maa, there | for the government, as well as th among zations. ot the work the government will employ every aid which thie progress of science each di tion of the fleet will be effected in fourteen years {rom this time, in assuring to chapters seven, eight and nise cle such # system with pied ty operations of a sinking fund, which must be sap ag Teal economy and out of the Literal savings of Governmects as well private individuals, ibs Sate cepartments orindus- undertakings, are limited in their expexses by their moans, and this consideration in ordizary times must oct weigh ail others,even that of apparert utility. ‘The cvernment ahould be satisfied as to th ibility of possi devoting 1,756,000,C00 to our ordinary expenses; to those expenses which, once iscribed on budget, re- turneseh rearand ueverare get rid of; to those ex penses which discount our future, avd that will become an Mmsurmountadle obstacle to the execution of those great works, those important ‘mprovements which are mecitit- od by the august prince who presiies over the destinies of France, Let us confine ourselves within the limita of Our pearly resources; the sinkingtund will then operate ip tle fulness of its power, with mcre than 120,000,000 TanDum, very scon we should see our funds price would permit us to effect the conv 44, per cents—a conversion which would precure us a re due ‘oa of 17 millions and a baif im cur expenses, Wil France drag herself along from year to year with ber budgets nenthlement equilthres, or wil. she Bis ace berself in the high position worthy of her’ His an imperious duty the Corps Legislatif, to di- their efforts towards the reduction of permanent expenses, otherwise they wil finish by discounting tne fu. toreef France, Inthese expenses the Ministry of War figures for w very high sum; it absorbs the . greatest part of the aiaposable resources of the State—say | 51 per or ‘This proportion, is t not too considerabier™ The reporter, whilst on this subject, gives scmue interest- ing Statements with reference to the expemses of the French navy, which include the following prejects:— “ist, The finishing of the fleet of transition by the trans- formation of g ships into auxiliary screw vessels. 2d, The gradu reation of a faat steam fleet of 150 war vessels, Sd, The finishing of transports commenced, and ‘the transformation of a certain number of sailing frigates into steam transports—maxing « fleet of 72 transports. 4th, The continuation of the works at the port of Cherbourg, aac the creation in the four other military ports, of graving docks and special workshops. The whole of ae great undertakings represent an expense of 254,992,000 francs. The information ‘ven by the presi ident of the marine section to Led bouncer of State leaves no doubt as to the necessit; applying steam power to all the ships of the fleet. “ef experience of the late war proved that steamships had over sailing vessels am incontestable superiority, erin combat or ia operations of disembarkation or trans; This expense bas for its object to maintain the maritime power of France’ in the rank waich it ought to occupy We are convinced that in the realization affords. This transforma- sixty-five millions. The aum eased from 163 to 158 Tho it is probably the concluding part of the above report was not a heart among them, but rejoiced at the provi- | Wh-ch has ‘cspired a correspondent of the Independanc: ; Bel wigp the followiug, He says:— Mie tate diatplical altempt fo sesassinate them? (cheers) | _,The Eifiperor has” just decided that the works going on He had himself « particular satisfaction in eet this toast, for if ever there was an indivi who a received marked attention from his Imperial bom be was that individual. He had had rT. conversing with the Emperor under all aa circumstances, and at moments of entire privacy, andi ~ could most ‘conscientiously state that every expression and every sentiment of his Imperial Majesty was iu consonance with the public oj e bad expressed of the great value of the mutual co of France and England. (loud cheers.) He for one auached great importance to that alliance. He was deeply sensible of its importance, whether in peace or war, and there‘ore nothing gave him'so much satisfaction as recording his hope that this alliance might endure tii the end of timo, (Cheers.) Thaugh there might be little differences of opinion—and differences of opinion would arise in the management of even the same poLucal bey ted was confident that alliance would conLinue, a eerinaen fe ine Goat of the Pe peer ‘world. Applasas yal Highness conclud oy proposing £ ith of the pM aon and Empress of France, which ws drunk with great enthusiasm. His Excellency the Duke de MaLaxory, when the cheer. pe cel — wi the toast in the fol terms —Monseigneur et mess! |, le toast que vous venez de porter A |'Empereur et & V'Imperatrice lear sera parti culi¢rement agreadie; et, ma conviction se fonde profon- dement sur les paroles eyeapathiques Prononeées par mon Bouverain quand j’aleu (honneur de me séparer de |v: pour aborder les cbtes de la vieille Angleterre. (loud oheers The of Camnnrper next “The health of ‘the Prince Consort, the Prince ef Wales and the rest of the royal family was drunk with all the honors. Duke of Cammunce,on again rising, said he must ow, after the fashion of the toast master, call upon them p Brandy ‘bumper toast” —‘The health of their illustri emt, Marshal the Duke de Malakoff.’’ — ap Biase "It would be unnecessary for him to dilate upon the reasons why they were assembled on the present ac- cagion to give a dinner to the illustrious warrior who sat on bis right band. The fact was, as officers of the united wervices, they were anxious to take the earliest opportu. nity of showing their estimation of one who had been as @i this moment in our arsenals shall be pushed forward ° ndigious activity that the French ‘leet must urse cf the year 1559, fective of of war, These 150 steamabips of war, compesed of 25 line-of batt ructed this year, and n! y of superior speed to any in the Fngl navy), 45 frigates, 40 corvettes, and 90 amall steamers. Never will France Lave possessed ac magnificent a feet. Our pary enters a phase which will remind ceof the rand ma: we epochs of Lous XIV. and Louis XVI. M Bipey de Lorne, director of naval stores, bas returnea trom Cherbourg, whither he went to inform himself as to the od @t which the new Cocks there would be ready. 1 Deiieve that {n accordance with the arders of Adm.ral lin, the works are pushed on go energeteally that they wil be completed in July. A the same epoch will be imuzcbed a large steam |ine-of-baitie sh'p, La Ville de Nazites. ‘ 1S Rahs oes ‘The Mayor after the Mock Auctioneers, Yesterday morning the Mayor commenced war on the mock auct.on establishments, stationing in front of each Of these places two policemem, to warn strangers who exter to be on their guard. By this means he hopes, if possible, to do away with the numerous ewicdles that are | daly practised upon countrymen in the purchase of bogus watches ant fewelry. As carly ascight o'cieck the ofl. | Cers were at their posta, \n front of each establishment of ‘this nature along Broadway, Park row and Chatham street, ‘and continued on duty curing the eatire day, to the great annoy ance of the sharpers At two well known mock axction establishments im Park row, the officers warned no less than twenty countrymen, who were led int» these places by the cry of tho acctioneer of ‘Going—going— going.’ They were, however, enable to make « sale, the cflicers keeping @ Close watob upon them, and they at Inet gave up their yelping, declaring that it waa useless to pociated with themselves in recent events which would | Cont-nue so long as the oicers worked against them. (n occupy #0 d a page in European history. (Loud the same game was tried by tae auctioneers to cheers.) It was their desire to show how English gentle mocks sales, but they, too, liad at inst men—soldiers and sailors—acknowledged, recog known to the police o2 Broad. ed, apd sympathized with those great qualities | Wy, near Wi street, a greeny, who was induced to en aa a soldier and a general which elevated the “ the warning given bim by the oficer illustrious marshal to the eminent position he now occu- pied. (Cheers.) He was persuaded that his Excellency was already well acquainted with the appreciation in which the members of the united services hold his great ability apd genius, and he was sure his gratification would be greai in renewing in this country the associations and friendsh.ps which be bad formed in hours of mutual peril tant land and in @ most difficult service. (A It would not become him to venture upon jengthened detai! of the services of their illustrious gu ieee could boast the honor of having known the marshal’s great predecessors—St. Arnaud and Canrobert—and th Knowledge satisfied him that no one better than Marsha! Peiiseser could have conducted to a successful termination green 24 prom.sed nol 1 purchase any more jewelry iz N * 4 on for atthe bogus saies did on a gi be paid two dollars, werth about ty cents Finding he bad been taken penled to the c'licer, who very kind!y a:ded b'm After getting it be remark. did cot think he was so tisfied that he waa none too su taken iz, the starps ware compelled. t Ll c'eleck; also several other places on all of whom di ot waa uselos for them the grand which had been initiated by the oMicer remained (2 tront of siliea generals. (Hear, i Their distinguished guest | bad been for @ ti associated — with | the British army, and fet “Yearned with himself | © to aiue the advantages of the alliance ‘That alliance, be was prepared to contend, would be as fortunate to both nations m peace as in war, and it was their duty to both countries to avail themerlves of every cpportanity to cement an alliance which tended so much to advance the interests of the whole world. (Applause.) Fatertaining these sentiments bimeelf, and believing they the amount th P countryman bids off a deren pair of atoc their pisces. swindling inducet appears ed ot in these urchase geod are often bid for articles they were reciprocated by the whole empire, be was oniy too | 88 Le s.pposes for @o much per dozen, be Gods on rece happy to Ol) the chair on an occasion when the members ie iB ia that he w charged the same amount per of the club came forward to do honor to whom honor was Having pail s deposit on the gots, he is due, (loud cheers) He should not detain them by | Compe ed to either take the gonds at the price making a long speech, but be thought it only respectful to | the auctioneer demands, or lowe his deposit. Much give utterance to the sentiments whieh he individually | difficulty was also by the proprietors of felt, and & which he was sure they all sympathized (Cheers.) He gave them the health of “ Marahail Pols sier, Doke de Malakoff.” This tonat was welcomed with loud acclammations, and Groak with great animation amid general cheering His Exckiumycy responded to the toast as follows: — Monseigneur et messicura je vous sais un gre infin: des Dieuveillantes expressions que vous m’adresser, et je roc en remercie en toute sincerité, Fa apparaissant au milieu de your, )'ai In confiance de rappeler aux deux pays le souvenit le plus glorieux de leur alliance, et mon plus vif deair, croyer le bien. est d'etre aceuilli comme le sy mbo! d'une politique loyaie, digne et ferme. (Cheers) Ma Conduite Loujoure era Aegagre derriére ponsée et jr Conserai d’en puiser le mobile dane cette grande idée, qu’apres avoir eu tant d’occasions de |'estimer en face on | cote A cote, une alliance solide et durable entre deux grands peu mplique Ia condition ncessaire que Vhonneur Van ne soit jamais sacrifice \ \bonneur de Vautre. (Renewed applause. ) Je viens & vous vous ten ot une main bien amie; j’y viens plein de respect pour Vos institutions et pour votre gracieuse Sou vera de tout cour que je m ery Dou read Av tonat fon auguete personne, et que je bois a is prop, VAngieverre, et A Im perpétuité de son alliance aver noble pays que je represente parmi yous. (Continued ap piaure ) The fruke of Camamar next proposed the “Armies and | Navies of Fingland and France,’ formerly gallant foes, well conseious of exch other's merits; but now havmg stood together, be hoped they would long and always con ine Linue to ¢o bo. His Frew wiedged the compliment as fol lows —Vou order de loyaux cioges A Parm.e et + la marine fraccaive. eller y eeront sensibles, n’en dontes point, et sauront retrouver dans les nobles soure BITS que Vous evoques tout ce qu elles portent de cordiaie estime ot de franche considération & larmee et & la ma rine britanniynes The Duke of Cawmnirait followed with a few briaf and for Cible sentences on bebail of the British united services de His RXcriLescy presently rose ornate, 1 ni Nays Woe Je suis heureux de voir que Vor ‘¥ Wheeler, Livery ool For Zig fe ts noble reunion que m admet ee F RGraaste London ' Dy iden. | Rell fe © suis heureux d’y revoir, au milieu de tant de frives ¥ Foster Bb. od Mr Lander’s se: Warmes, un des premiers soldate de Varmee de Crinke, 8 Rscundor menos 4 un ami de l'armée frangaine; et je me livre & Veepor q & rous sommes assembles sour les Ruspices de | umon celle qv doit regner entre nous sera derormais ternelle Vermette mo| un toast sincere & Votre Altesse Royale ‘The Duke of Casnmpce, in acknowledging the comp ment wad Lad felt extremely gratified at the honor « him. I wy ehy Wat Ro vue Lad & Righer admiration than himself of the French arm, ery. He bad econ i gallantry and deyolon a wr: these places to do closed of these par usiness yesterday, enc they, too atiempta is the. attempt. One of the ollicers waa Oilered $00 1 Le 1 bis sb.eid ‘naide of mis coat, but they found tt they at inst declare 4 the officers were too much mm, and they world bave to give up their business the day. The Mayor intends to keep o‘Ticers at cach for siz months, or so long as the mock come a carried Oc. He also intends bereafter nga license to any of thowe who a auction br Intelligences has recognized Gustav Z'el. of San Heese Darmatadt for the State of Ca tories of Oregon, Utah and Wash “t + River; Hide Urieste, Portiant. T Richmond, Me Joseph Abbott ies ba Floyd, Prov idsom, T Br: 7, ¢ c Saonders, Fe J Southard, Muse So Mra Catherine Al ty fence, D Sting Sperser, J Tart at Nesbirt, W Babecc S Afmeirong, @ W Manca, el, Mise MK 4 wo ebiidren Rellevie Gotttredeor, Wisconsin. A M m, Georgia: Haas B Alls tien, Chiesgo: R 1D Condram. New Orlesas; A Fretellier, Texas Lieut Hoiwor'hy ot T WEmtbs rar Canada Migs J nie. J Brunt, J Bole Don P Argenda, Canito Laiaga, Francie A Giral, R Lauriai A Morino, ¥ Tra’ Lacher, ‘, Myers, Master Por Hallfax—G r x . Hi F Sele, Raw dines he a, Our Albany Correspondence. Axbayy, May 6, 1858. ‘Te Ownership of the Washington Market Grounds—A De cision Must now be Had—Albany Common Council at a Dead Lock—Country Banks—Albany Agsorting House and the Mcropolitan Bank, d:, More than two Fears ago an attempt was made to insti: tute an inquiry as 60 the title of the new made groands in front of Washington market, lying west of West street, in the city of New York. A resciztion haying this object in view was introduced in the Legislature, but the strength of the lobby prevented an investigation. This was abcut the time when the Common Council of the city had under consideration the project of demolishing the old ricketty Washington market, andeither replacing it witha new ‘one or remove the market to some up town location, The public were then informed that the city had no valid title to those grounds, ror had Mr. Morton or any one else any authority to collect rents from or geil privileges to squat- ters or hucketers. Itwas eaid that the lobby could uct forever prevent the tavestigation of the title, and that the actlorities of the Btate would sooner or later undertake to exercise jurisdiction over it. That time La pe el rived. Neither the of Goceraneney ent ies oF persons, other -than the of w York, can a ipeecahapnaee lands. Though bave squatted upon it, docked through between "Veecy and Dey streets,and made a dumping ground ofthe caclosure and, Snally leased 00.@ i number of persons privileges for market ny bad never Lag secured from the ion even were tr right. Now, the action cf the Tand Office, in leasing the property to James W. WW. Taylor and Owen W. Brenpan for one year, atthe rent of five thousand dollars, will bring the ‘matior to a test. The property is row valued at “gin Q million of dollars. Az thus situated, being inthe ¥ heart cf business, and evidently of immense luctiyeness, it is cer- tain that the Commissioners of the Land Oilice would not be justifiable in granting title to these ‘lands under water,’ unless authorized to do so by an act of the Legisiature. There can be no doust but guch authority will be readily granted, and the Corporation be placed in full title and ‘possession of those valuable premises. Then by outting it up into lots, together with the grounds now occupied by Washing- ton market, and of them for mercantile pur- poses, the city would realis leaving @ suficient sum out and convenient market in some up town locality. be of uo use for the Common Council of New York to enter into a cortroversey with the State as to that title. Better remain quiet, employ no lawyers or counsellors, but sud! the matter to the next Legislature, and the title will undeubtediy be obtained, without costing the city a exngie dollar ov er the usual fee for making out the papers at Aloany. Our new Common Council held its first meoting | evening. Mayor Perry took the oath ofoftice, At the st time his frieucs outside celebrated the event by the dis- charge of cannon, The board stands twelve democrats to ten republicans, The democrats held a cducus in the afternoon and agreed upon city officers for the ensuing year. Their names were offered to the board for com- firmation, when one of the democrats, Alderman Kearney of the Seventh ward, bolted and voted against bis party friends, thus preventing the election Today there has been “terrible swearing in Flanders,” and the excitement has runto a high pitch. Alderman Kearney holds the key to office in his own pocket. Being a man of energy and cetermination, !t is said he is about paying o‘! some old scores contracted upon the county treasury question in November last. The ten other members of the board will etand firm to their caucus pominees, while Mr. K. is as retolutely bent upon pot serygs ore) of the committees. Thus @ dead lock is prod ¢ old officials hold over, aud will likely for @ twelvemonth, unless a reconcitia- tion is effected, which does not seem likely at present. We have had a atrife for the lasttwo years between two rival Mayors, neither fully recognized as such, and now the democratic party, in consequence of its dissensions in the first ward, is completely paralyze, and probably prevented from enjoying the full fruits’ of victory for another year. The recert circular issued by the Metropolitan Bank, of- fering to assort and arrange and redeem country paper for the emall amount cf one eighth of one per cent, hag greatly alarmed the cew Albany Assosting House. They have eonsulted a few of their country cousins, some of ‘hom bave agreed to stand firm at a quarter per cent, notwithstanding the more liberal New York offer. They allege that as soon a: the Metropolitan obtains sufficient power it will undertake to break down and shut up the Albany concern, and then raise their prices, dictate as for- merly to the country bunks, an! play the deuse generally with them. The country banks declare they have s ciently smarted under the whip and spur of the New York mammoth, andas they bave cut logge and set up for them. selves at Albany they intend to stand firm, notwithstand- ing the tempting oer mace LA the Metropolitan. NFORMATION 18 WANTED OF BENJ. TAT. of Hamptonshire , Bogiand. He is between y and Cage, abd ise rope maker by trade, Any infor bum will be thankfully received by bis son, Won. Ted, who is employed.at the Stump House Tuanel, Pickens distr.ct, 8. c. [reget WANTED AND WILL BE THANK. Mr. Clark, proprietor of the ort ¢ horse and cart, who run down and drove over a genuleman a! tbe corner o! Broadway and Righth sirect, on Tuesday afternoon last, SFORMATION WANTED.—IF THE MOTHER OR call upon B. Ji jackson, ‘of bia and Raluc streets, South Br Brooklyn, taey will bear something to their advantage. NFORMATION JAxtep—cer ADOLPH LOUIS HACK, acebitect. from Berlin, Frussia, who sailed by the steamed Northern Lighs, from New York, th Mare, 1854 Greytown, Juan det Bus; ad from thare by the ettemse? Sierra Nevada for San Francisoo. He te thereby ‘most urgent ly requested to inform bis relations of his whereabouts. Any information in I} to said Mr. Hack will be Thawktall crtved by Messrs. Gelpcke, Eeviera £3 & Reichelt, in New fork gi rank, en Co Const eee — over, in San Francisco; or . Onapary, Berlin, Pr Liberally refunded. be REWARDS, BEWgno—10er, on py Lig loboken, 1d ales Toe tea vo reward owner by ote ace ie Fd $5 EAE —STRAYED, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING Bred cow, with white face, from 149 Kast receive the above reward by bringing her to the above Pais ae $10 REWARD-—LOST, ON TUPSDAY, MAY IN THR Tas ot ‘Broadway a an tor piace, Aamall bial charles tall; cavers paid on her ‘one door above Righth street. tbe Broo! Athen. io, lis. Madame de Logan will ¢s. To commence at 8's o'clock. Oss L. V. BATCH, THE TOUTHFU . vas willspeak in Clinton liell, Astor place, eveping, at 8 o'eleck PAL who stened to omounee her the most wondertully g. young person on earth Ticketa 15 cents. ‘LIST y imy) LT _THE TURE, NION COURSE, L. L—PACING—PURSE OF $00. ‘Thurmday, May 13. st 3P. M.. mile heats, best 3 in 5, to Mr. Brown names b.g Tedro. Mr. Darlin names SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors, «, [=<TROTTING—MONDAY, MAY M ‘for $2,000, mile henta, beat 3 in 5, 10 5 5 Melacghin eames ‘er. g Hapberard J Fiat mond names. & Whiskey, Good day and good mame! SHAW a WiltR, Proprietors U NEW PUBLICATIONS. ANCROIPT'S HISTORY. THE LITTLE “abn ac roar oF tna of the ‘American Revolution BY GEOROE NaycKort. Un form with the previous volumes. tour ANT, Tas x vit. Octar OCULASTS AND AURISTS, ARD BEARING AND DRAFNERS —DR MATTHEIUS, cures thie & mep'b It ip the only tree tree: ie Phtiadelphis more tha elghty perso! ares. Gren trom $id A ahd de SP. Lo STEAMBOATS, © MONOPOLY wero? §, BoaT—cm Ne \P TIN; = FY every Sunday morning, Inning af the above S NOTED AS THR “OHRAP” have never been able to offer my cus cement ss ido now. 1 have some 30 ia- ¢ cloted out to mee! advances ©, CHERES, 17 Broadway. UNDRED THOUSAND 6) Ale b) pay advances, byt a a chance acidom odered, an I . They will be sold at _$1 per box, of L. JAUOBS, 407 Brosaway. DENTISTRY, ENTISTRY —TEET2 RXTRACTRD IN TEN AROONDS, xo tea, Wesken wh aloha ahd origina! pro cone —n' freeing. ls peaetiond 07 mma only. A wwe uired. KIN, 543 Onna street, near Wooster. INVENTION OF ck or Ay, By nts with Na Fiat ieonet plone oF MOND, sur: eon dentiat to (he Worn a of Rew ton, ‘One or more teeth cay ‘ted without extraoting any roote. At hia office, 61 Bieecke- street, may be sean certifestes from the first 'e tirens Cord the superiority of this iaventioa, efter eighteen mon lst OO 5 K TERLT | LADY, or THE HIGHEST RESPEC TA- tof Would be happy to form 8 pr temtonal ‘gentleman, between the 46) Ome pec og, canine, nowene means enough to move ‘epee the rriense Isdy, egn address oreall a aoe A vam, 64 yer BeiyeGAged Gayanes cds Broad ‘ead third floors, with full 2 AND E ‘| purr oF FURNISHED B00! ee am ASS Vez.o8 orta 5 inmeracet a a, will door east of Broadcwa: behead ‘uP OF HANDSOMELY AND NEWLY - with every convenience, be reat- a ip family, to one or two "re geste; OPT pair ah af Rhsveats seek ooo Cloak met ed, men, at $3 por ee oRSTERAS AND WIFE pare BE ye eae woysnte mon Ne furnished rooms and board) referenee Ih Cleremoct avenue, sevents house south Baad Brooklyn. SS PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD ADD . THEIR NUM- Ler (wo persous, wlio may be looks, for comfort, mire and musle. secondary object > Towe ‘Bast Nineteentt street. GENTLEMAN AND HI8 WIFE OR A FEW SIGLM epee s can an Pe arcommodated house 275 5 West Feenty second street, PeSinier at Go Ararweet FAMILY HAVING A PL! é |ANT HO" 2B Most Syeniy third third sregt, ne near Fo ovens, we Grou | con to accommodate a family and TOS MIRED. ROOM AND BEDROOM, WITH re tia board. can be obtained by one 7 iro ty lemon. All the modern improvements. No other ay For particuiars call at 65 Seventh street, near eIUs. pomey house cou! a pious rex Form ot OB TWO GENTLEMEN CAN Gioasdt alte. ithe Pispane and enpecabie peigkborhood. Apply at 170 Bast frent room or T % AMITY PLAOZ, FOUR BLOCKS WEST OF peep! Sraenet rooms, on the second r partial board. First class ac- foun ttt everyinis te render At @ pleasent octal bome, “Heforences required. Modern improvements in the 8. GENTLEMAN AND BIS WIFE OR ONE OR TWO single geztiemen cas be accommodsted with pleasant rooms and board. Apply et 125 West Twenty second street, between Sizthand Sevesth avenues, Location unexception- able, Beferences required. PRIVATE FAMILY, HA than they require, wo: ING A LARGER HOUSE accommodate two single gen- tlemen, with partial board. e house is in Brooklyn, within ten minutes’ walk of Wall etree: aud south ferries, Address A.S., Herald cilica. . A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING TAKEN A brown stone house, Lave more reom than they require, Would iixe to let a fem, roms co single gentlemen, or gentle: men and wives. Hot Aad ecit water ix every room. sable to stages and cars, © ite ‘West Tatrty-eigith at, Es oe Dinner at IRY, BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, N furnishee; medern improvemen! ‘on kecond and third floors: first else bo: select. References exchanged. At 371 Fourth sirect, near Lafayette place andk Broadway. PRIVATE FAMILY teenth street ant Seven man and wife, or two aingle ge: partial board: use of parior mcderate, and the comforts .. Herald otlice. PRIVATE FAMILY, way Téa MORE ROOM THAN. they require, would te either furnisted or piprementt Apply a ii Hast sigh ath street, near Irving A PRIVATE FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE TWO OR tree single goutleme: wild plensan: rooms and partial Toard ata very moderete rate Apply at 182 Weat Twenty: THE VICINITY OF FOUR- oud Jet to a gentle ¢ piscoat alltimes. Terms home promised. Address H, fifth etreet, a few doors west of Fighth avenue. References exchanged. STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A large brown stone bow la _Thirly eighth street, near Broadway, having more room thea they require, would let the second oor, with board, use of bath, &c., to gentlemen or feaa Ke and their wives.” House is new, with all improve ments. Advantages of a good home. Address E., Nerald office or J. A. LOWE, No. 6 Beekman street. STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING MORE than they require, wou'd let very flue furn‘shed board, to a gentleman and his wife or to single houas in Eleventh street, near ions Reference re- would do quired, , Lerald office. COUPLE OF GENTLEMEN, WITH THEIR WIVES, ‘or two or three single gen'lemen, can be accommodate With elegant furnisbed sparim+nia. and a fall supplied table, where tbere are but few boarcers Location 12 the imme- diate vicinity of Union square Indvcements offered. Ad- dress M., Madison square Port oflice SUPERIOR SUIT OF, FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, Af required: also, single rooms, in a brown fone Trout bouss, ‘with sil ine spouses improvemeata, con: Tenlent tothe cars aad Sages, 71 Fourleeuth street, first house west of Bixth avenue, GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH board in a bighly respectable private family, of cheerful babits, ‘without chidren, where be wilt find all the comforts ofa home; | The house ig handsome! Terms mo deraie, Address J. KE. M., Herald of SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN “HAVE A NICE HALL vedrovm on the second floor of e first class house, with ‘& private social family, and good board, for $6 a week. Ap- bly at 126 Wes: Sixteenth sireet, near Seventh avenue, VERY PLEASANT SUIT OF FRONT ROOMS, ON second ficor, and two single rooms for gentlemen, with board: house first class; location convenient, fn the vicinity of boiels and amusemenis. Terins reasonable, 40. Reference required. Winner at six Ociock. Apply at 121 Bleecker st, wear weil furnished rooms, with or witbou! th ween third ‘wich or without partial board; rooms will be let together or way: PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO Mpoh what bath. 2c. Apply at 9i East Thirtee yard and Fourth avenues, References exchanged, Noa or NEATLY FURNISHED F ROOMS, ON SE cond floor, can be obtained by a p Party of gentlemen, separate first class Bouse, with ail the conveniences. Refe- renees exchanged. Apply a: 35 Great Jones street. x | Aimeaue gure OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— with board » single rooms, in ® brows stone front forse; withall ihe thofern improvements. “Convenient the care and stages. Keferences exchanged. Apply at 3 West Seventeenth street. Wit A Pished room, in Ramall, quiet family, or with where there are no other boarders. Terma not to ex- ceed $8 per werk, Acidress, cor three daye, Charles Fuller, bor 19 effice, stating location and full partieulara, Keterences exebang. GENTLEMAN AND WIFF, tree single geatlem A LADY AND GENTLEVA iy AND ALSO TWO OR . may, be Recommodated with Pleasant rocms, wish Donre aglish basement house, With modorn simproremen's, kc derms very reasonable, Apply at b street, i Weat Thirty als GENTLEMAN AND Wik, RESIDING NEAR MA- dison fequare, sid ‘style, wish to add a gen tleman and wife ortwo single geouemen to their number, Mill make them ® home that exnve called a home, Address tort, ° RENT WIT OR WITH. 2 Weat Twenty 0 pposite Madison park e tabie given if first and second (oors. Best reference re GENTLEMAN AND Ti wi TR ORAIRE TWO 4 Bished rooma, with the », ivtinge of the Biiehen, Ehiersutee exebange!. Address, » \ eto secommotation and A epectarie neighborhood. stating full partieniars rent, W. M., box 114 Hers AL TER SINGLE «xn ct daied with board at 3; A MUPACANT. ROOM, WITS SMALL ONK ATTACH mtd, fora geniowee wud wife or two g nile mea, {n'a beast lacs tom Apps Mt Ba Went Twentieth i, KILENDID SUIT OF ON THE FiRst very handsomely { . with or without be int very motersie price. Apply at 33 tner = B® accommo. eb erect, © tat oms, ed. rE AND ONE OR commedated, in ® pri wih fell or partial be * pear Fifth avenu | oaeTt FMAN AND WIPE AND ONE OR TWO sty. men may fin! p resant rooms, with dosed, tn be tal West Sisteeath street, near privtte fat ferences exebanged. app ya! li Sixth avenue OARD.—A GENTLENAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR three single gentlemen, enn be wecommodated with ples eat rooms, with full or partial board, ina first clase house, where the c ris of & bome cau be enjoyed. erchanged. Apply at (6 West Twenty third street OARD—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND TWO OR eatlemen ean t board. 1s Bouse in ® very desi West Peventy slash sirect OARD.—A LADY PAVT in the victaity of Saree the second floor to m family wit b Kejerences exchange ply Burst PRIVATE PACNCH FAMILY HAVING A handsome wuit of (urpiabed rocma on second floor, moult fet them to { gentiemen of geatlemen at Call at 27 Perry wreet This looadon i very desire her boarders taken. 18 BROADWAY AT ninth street Pleasant n Beterences is desirons of renting Dinner at 6 o'clock. FAR TWENTY. obtained, otlemen and ¢ bonse tornished, for the summer or hd water in the house, Rent $300. OARI) —TO LRT, A PARLOR AND pEDaoom, 70 A pingle gentieman. wiihout board, on the second fh & private famuy, Fioase bas #ll the modern improvemes Good reference required 87 Bleecker street. OARD.—A LARGE BACK PARLOR ON THE SECOND floor to let, with board, Wr entieman and wife or gentlemen at from $8 to $9 per week. Apply at 434 @4 or unfurnished, for ventien wives, cr would let r APT Brdlovs stroct, ovtner of Morton, 0, a9? Clinion place. Dinner at aix ~A FINE SUIT Boe IN_A FIRS? CLASS HOUSE. topether or furmighed reome to | it 110 Fourth OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.—TWO GENTLEMEN ora gentieman and bis wife can be accommodated with ina a inrge, pleasant front room on recon’ floor, wih board, jenannt location. Terms moderate. Apply at 14 Wea Tenth mreet (inte Amor). —_____ OARD T¥ RROORLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, ora few single genlemen caa be accommodated with board at 206 Henry street OARD IN BROOKLYN. —A G or oneor two ringle gent! em MAN AND WIPER, 2 be aesomme tated wine purmanat rooms Rud Ki yard, PArUAI for gaMtiemas, by stylging at lol Lawrence goaygnigus to Wali eweei erry 10 LET. —A FURNISHED ROOM WITHOUT BOAZ®, at 70 Kast Twelfth street, corner of Fourth avenue. ney yaw IN yecosnyn—s >mmodated ‘eithia Ay five minutes’ walk rooms in a p! OF the Fulton ferry, on st a a, by applying a! 6 AND 4 ABINGDON SQUARE. WEST SIDZ.—ROOME Bigh Geant” Mister Soest ad Rightly avente cars pass roa 0, IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE: C le gentlemen can be accominodated rooms ood board. (partial for geutiomen,) rivate family, at 66 State street, only three or four ’ walk from Wall or South ferries. References UNIVERSITY PLACE.—1 S) ih or wihout board, for sing’s gentlemen ae ABINGDON 8QU ARR, W4ST 81 Nik avenue “Board. yy ee 4 or a te lemen can 48 sant rooms! See touse wis ail tes Shoda ‘provemena. Cars amt mages pase the door; dim al erences exchanged. wee | Boni er BROORLEN —venane NT ROOMS, FUR ing, for single or ges 4 their —— cay very convenient to either Fulton or CLINTON PLAC PLACE, RIGHTH — La ‘al neat ‘Myrtle avenue cars pass tne door. Dinner at baal perl lor, with Susnsion room, Suilable for.e at 6 o'clock. Boferences exchanged. Address Mrs. J. 2, tis0 double and ain man, ete ae Myrtle avenue. how ited up “Pali zie ce accom OARD Ld wo ingle Renee A GENTLEMAN AND ‘vas — ee. men, with R leasant room 37 / MARKET BTRERT, —A Pu ASANT FON ows yon FITS has modern improvements, or sixgentiemen, with or withou: board. Full beara ‘and rooms, 83 per Wi work. Eelsrecess fexolaugsd, walk gan our ai meas wo ‘Watt an: and Faitonfernes, Apply 39 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIOTE apd Sixth avenues.—Hacdsor ry Je Jet, with board, suitable for gentlemen aad thetr wives or ‘Yosets attached, with hot ema ries of le gentiemen bat iia te ohiha a. ‘House an class,’ Dianee as 6. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN | AND THEIE B' cMrivenand siagle a beet ata ar Foc! Siacat Brooklyn. A most business men; two CE weik trom etrest ferries, Dunner at lemen desiring good bo fee es gal a dowtrable trae for Fulton and Catherine second auutal en for married or single gentiemse, oe partial Doned. ‘Terms nod: ‘& permanent occupaate. References ea exchanged. i he Ing FAMIL? require, would let, to rougaed Sonmneae Boor hot and cold 7S &e togentlemen. without Doan, or with breakfast if ferences exchanged. BOND. STREET—A &MAi more tb: 7 Tt, BROOKLIN — ROARD IN BROOKLEN — OR PHREE aINare 62 amen ea ury ssw goad dng a tse view of a, 8 wife, ean find first 3 tha bay; algo, & Dott ree for gen! dma a widow indy reaidiag ta may be procured as stove, Also, wil be raoaied Seoul Jase her own house. Parlors ; Wooaiton view | 2, x handgome euit of rooms on second floor, Dinner a wy ae App! Poy tt Hicks etrest, near References exchanged. EAST ROAD ay ‘TO LET, WITH BOARD, & front paricr cz /aeeoi door, neatly furntahel, recm' on the thin’ floor would be let te Bias teiron IN BEtons a. only Taio rel FRONT ~ eo | ara al Pedro , may 7822! OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS. WIT ‘@t 260 Livingston street, one short block from ullon avenue cara. Heforenoss exchanged OARD IN BROOKLYN.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN wishing comfortable rooms and partial boardcam be gultebly ago accommodated in a pleasant location conveuient to i'street and South ferries, App!y ai 86 Clia'oa strect, nearly opposite Schermerhorn street, OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN,—A FEW GENTLEMEN aa be accommodaied with full or partial boar. pleasant rooms, in a desirable location, with all the com’ : Of a home, convenient to the ferries and very near tbe cars. Apply at ie Buller Referszces ex: ag wives, oF men's. TQ XTH AVENUE men caa oblain terms. Inquire early. 1Q NINTH STRERT, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY PI. and Fifth aveaue.—To tet, board, suite of head some roome every convent —A FEW BUSPECTABLE YOUNG gt rons ond board on street, near Court, rate. OARD IN SOUTH BROGOKLYN.—TWO OR = alemen can be accommodated w! second floor, on moderate terms, Ss eet, cpposite Garden. ate house, with atlty forstohed large parioes su ferences exedanged. pyle 8 ase ge = | Q3 §1,.MARK’s PLACE SINGER. GRETLRMEN, OF OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN —A RESPECTABLE ¢ ~ : dleman oun be accommodated with partial Loan! ABA 93 rt. Diane ate? (riven, enn obtain. ull or pare han ly furnished room, house of Semail private tea with perlor if required, in che ‘he situation is most de. sirable and convenient to all etree! ant South ferr.se 105 | bd aig RTAEFT, NEAR DROADW References exchanged. Address V. W., Herald oiice, a — ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS —SEVERAL GEN- emen can be accommodated with board and very d=- sirable rooms. References required, Apgiy ai 63 Pierre Pont street, corner of Henry. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—SINGLZ GENTLE- men or gentlemen and their wives can be accommodated ‘With board and rooms, forniabed cr unfurniahed, at 26 Willow street three minutes’ walk from Fulton terry, or five minutes! walk from Wall street ferry FAST, Laotian STBFET, te geatleme oe’ ed. ul aad & few single rentiemen F Iectied oath, was, ae week. Puraiture ell new conven.ent to sages wad caw. Room for s gentleman aad his wife :| 14 EIGHTH STREET. OPPOSITE Tit Library.—Geatiem + modious rooms, with | boar ry 1453 ERROR 29 Pas al the modern Opposite Chelsea Park 4.27 BROOME STREET, ONT E way.—Aparimer ‘aliemes. All the mcs e house. Terms modera'e 0k. BROOME §TREET rooms t $4 Remsen street, directly oa the Heights, one minute's from Wall street ferry, Din- neratsixo’clock, Best reference given ani required. BOARD, WANTEDUIN ORANGE, N. J, FOR THE summer mouths, for a gentleman, wife acd soz, 9 years Old; two rooms required; @ private tamily prefervea.? Ad Greas F. A Heraid office, immediately. OARD WANTED.—THE ADYERTIGER WISHES TO ngage permanently, with or without partial > private ‘tamily, « pleasant room, withi of she Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank. Address Ulareace, He- rald ollice, tor three daye. OARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN, LADY, AND child 18 months old; ‘det Ia eet, mey bave desired) 2 spoken. tion not above Broadway. Add: location, &e. Tenth NEW 5 furnished rooms on cinnd third OARDING <ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BEA a0: | Sr aa Gat cea : Rega! Ry bab by x or without doard; bo: aug cold “gns, bath, dec, ‘where there are no olber"ooandera APpiy's 7 2G BROADWAY =F CRNISRED ROOMS TO LET To ( geatlemen. [reakteat i: desired. OARDING.—DESIRABLE TLAR¢ AND vith or without board, can be obtained a: SMALL COUNTRY BOARD. OARD AT NEW BRIGATON, §. 1. = ik of ferry, in a y a°b, hot and cold waier, de ie SRdsrees ‘AY 1 Capal street, corner of East The house is o ay furnished and’ newly painted aud papered;basall the modern mprovements. © the seaeon, for the reception Deaucifully s.tiaied at the corner ot entlemen ean be noose meusied with Pleasant rooms in a first class four s: ary all the modern improvements. Terms modora:e. ply at No. 3 Canal street, corner of East Broad way. OARDING AND A PLEASANT, AIRY FURNISHED ow stenmdoat w! be accommodated at, Leroy House, New Rocke oom wented, y alady and a tittle girl, in a p: a large private bouse Y ere there are no oer voard. | Horses and carringes furnishe: era. al sek none none wy and where they can have a com, | ‘2¢ proprietor to ‘make bia bo fortable home. Jersey City or Brooklyn preferred. Address | (# #tualed sbout Sve minu' ‘GkO. aa Bee Soeriaee Mra, D. R., Broadway Post oflice, stating loca‘ion aad terms RDING AGENCY. 289 BROAD FULL OUNTRY BOARD —TWO SMALLPAYTLIFS CAN 3 Bo Gvulars ot desiree benratng pinees ta ihe Cn oe bea ‘acco ied with board during the aummer months try can be found byes calling. fon schon pera jin city 00 Btaten I within ten minutes’ walk of tha ed ry wishing to receive famiiles or individuals for ihe seasea | aisress 0. Ds Factoryville, 8. I, North Shore Post o: sbould apply early. Brogrers ie GENTLEMAN AND WIFE EES TY eT AND EES, geatlemen in pleasant summer SD—ON SATURDAY, MAY | IN CLINTOR STR beth, at 46 Remsen street, Brovk- F near Remsen, Brookiya, @ gil pene | case. oa Fooms, g lyn, Two minutes’ walk from Wall airect fers PER HOUSE, 3% BROADWAY.—TAIS HOUSE Ia Rept on the Eur lan, for the accom! — ye ot br roome—Oue ger, Bio to cents Keulleman and wile, 8 per week, tome remored to the owner oa proving propert oof saverviaing, at 17 Suis Wella ira, froat office. street, New Tork, fast. a amall poexet doo kmail Dili. Tae owner can have the giving adeseripdoa, Inquiré at staad e by. ATT Se 3 NISHED ROOMS—WITH OR WITHOUT off Reatlemen, in a privace Sammy : fan and b ‘est and Seventh areawew 3 Bouse erm tmaicrat the hoe pe oY as ame poe yo) conta un} C2 83, in or Rear the Third ayente wary. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET-—WITHOUT BOARD, FOR | between Houston and Twelfth atreew The Ander wit be ve amply rewarded by resioring thelr eouvent, cormer of Hous te the on and Mulberry tre ORT—A_ PORTEYONNATE, near Congres, Proc ta bapk b The dr ieaving the same spotonge only; back parlor on first flcor, oF secon front room, suitable for two persona; also one lnrge attle Tom. Apply at 74 White street, hear Broadway URNISHED FRONT ROOM ON THE SECOND FLOOR, at No, 62 Great Jones street, to let to single gen:leme Yithout board. Breakfast can be hed if especially desired: Apply as above. {URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—AT 2 SPRI strest, between Hudson and Varick. a large from! lor om second floor, suitable for one or two geavemen ‘bedroom. URNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN, AT NO. 23 eta. IN CLINTON Tone ‘Chatham street, opposite the Park er winched. The fincer ly furnished and in Complete order. Gentieme with H 458 7 Foom together can be accommodnie! with larce 7 feparate beds, or single rooma, as may be req : OL OF BILLE, CONTAINING DRTWERN moderate. 4 $90 a0 Fiep oatiy on Bank of fae throne URNISSED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO Ere Astor all the convenience for houseReeping. rent $10) per maath Also two single bedrooms; reut $4 and $5 per moath. In- Will de Uberally SIMPSON, 11 Pine atre quire for three deys at 167 Allen street. REN OH BOARD. —GRNTLEMEN ,RISHING To __ IE WSPAPERS. — ‘rene! ractice and jt 7 « = Seas Freee taster ALS reas ee OF GAZETTE WiLL Bi Ev oat jether with interesting corse, # pleasant location. combining all the comforts: & home. Ye. Sog'os usore La & private family upon moderate erma, ¥y applying mi 62 ex street, Jersey 'y. ANDEOMELY FURNISHED OR UXFURNISHED fromt room bedroom @n second Boor to let, with to a gentieman snd his wife or two single | rivate family; gas. hot and cold water all ri References exchanged. 107 West Fiftee ARDEOME FURNISHED ROOMS TO LETOAT 195 street, betweeen Macd perce, Jaieabte for single gentlemen ‘or gootieme Wives, where they can tare ‘all the on Friday tbe nh pet pBLications nop Aree vie Marthe Ports, 7960 Bhkw. Joep D Deke, Corlanst Palmer Solomon Levi, §. Solomon, RU. Dar L. M. Peisott), James 1. Curtie, Jobn Thali, & bark and the modern improvements. _ Term: — Geo. Rapnac!, Joa. hey MoCoy, Thos. FWISH BOARDING HOUSE, 108 BLEECKER STREET, | Kipp. P. Townsend, Jas. Stewart, Geo. &, Van <A fine large front room and suite of roome, either (ur Jordon, B. Cast, H. Starkweather, & hed. ard, either by the ¢ twee, John Hi. Beadle and David Cainp? be hed oe wafurnisbed, 10 Iet With board, either by the day, nd Ducts Cain el oma pal Taos. i on raaen. ERSRY cITY—FU COME, ON eo cond hoor, to a dais postions me genet -4 i OTICE.—THE SPRCIAL COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD heir wives, with full oF partial board. Horse bas #\\ she m elimen, ap: a So mare emt deca improvements; most desirable location \a the piace. ¢ a mari 2P.M. Parties | a the confirmation of the follow! are opponed to the game, or et 2 SUSSEX STREET, JRRSRY orty—a agers. | et J GRNEEY iman and bis indy ang ihrer oF fous ; ARTY, be acoom! with board in a pn h H. BRADY, malt. uiew walk from the ferry. | OS NOES batts COMMITTEE ON ASSEESVENTS OF | ‘0, § MONROE STREET.—~GENTLEMEN MAY OBTAIN the Board of N board and pleasant rooms at moder fe ing bs Deputies for making exam Chambers eye jo, 5 Monroe street, near Catharine at et, londay. foamed ns or whe Per ATE by yy GENT MAN AND WIFR, i ‘or two oF single persons, can bare boar’, with | PEAr ti : irwinked or wafutaiahed ocean, hating gear bor her se praving Lexiagion avenue, between Thirty fourth ani mederate terms. Dinner at6o'clock. Apply a No. 43 Raat eer toa ry between Madiaon and J Sewer in new Ii Sewer in Forty second street, from sewer in Sixth ayer wer be Seventh avenue, between Fifty first and Pity. Siateenth street, next to Irving place, PBTACIAN'S OFFICE AND PRIVATE BOARD. —ONE or two rooms. with partial or full board, and a file base ch inent, suitable for & physician's oflice, ean be obta ged In a = towing named petitioners:-Nathan Rossm vale family on application at dt Haat a ween | nee Suconces Japter KR. M. Hever, Thomas rout enue and roadway. References eachaaged Vay, Henry ©. Clark, James P. Dunn, George Re 1M Momoriy, 1, Buhler, find Managers FURNISHED, WITH OR WITHOUT footy for houseReeping, if real e fam A Terms ta GENET. a JOHN BH. BRADY. WATCHES, JEWKLEY, Ac. ELRY VERY LOW. Jt beeriber is se iling all descriptions of watches seal at lena than usual prices Diamond rings, Rew, WITH PARTIAL BOARD, IN BROOKLYN, wanted, by two boarders; near Ful Ay Heraid Young men, where there are but row ll street ferries preferred. rooms may address £. T. T., 910 BROADWAY.—FURNISHED GPNATE Towsk, Apartments to let, kingly or in aulte. The above Ars: cise fod bracelets, Ghatelaine ehaine beue bering been recently fitted up is now in readiness for Guard chains, te resepticn of families and single gentlemen, Terms from Btn 82 to $5 er week. Bleeve button eee Finin old ra QT. JOHN'S HOURE, CORNER OF RROADWAY AND id apecta: ‘ rince atreet.—| ‘and suite of roome to let, to single Sar 1 eye giaases, om Areciean, reyuired. Gold lovket fentlemen and gentlemen and Ubeir famitics, © bt net and comfortable, Meanie served tn the room: ia rings, oF THE Iver fro: Role Ss" JOUN'S PARK, 9 BEAOH STREET, ONE OF Ti . wt sian, et e —Wiil be vacated this & wmnporter i wich wed wie all or partial board, Thetore eypuireds ACOR® WORLD Rowen CALIFORSTA Dia Room, ZoRwrennn. ON SRO ow ore ‘eet tn egert gs fF ceoenay og Se G er Mera oven . rd ies Tae0ne aOR ti ys all the modern improve. mod wate d magle rooms,’ Ze ose ls replete muh D, WITH PLEASANT Terms $3 50 por penecan' i aad PPOSITA CLINTON HALL — rooms to let, wih parts “Be raer Be AND, ELEGANTLT door ONE MINUTE’S oun NTRY BOARD.—PEREONS WISHING RO. ARD caN tthe id payment of JOUND—BN WASHINGTON MARKET, ON TAR «TH Kk, Com AM INg some money im O8T —ON YESTERDAY MAY 6, A MESSENGER FROM dag. Bisters of Morey, ab ‘ates Police Garetis & of orca —NEATLY PUR. . wite or withowt of geullemen and ther Secoss ia 45, minutes by the a from Ln) ow