The New York Herald Newspaper, January 29, 1859, Page 6

N EXPERIENCKD PERSON WANTS A SITUATION as seamstress: understands the euling ond Hitting of la dre’ eh ‘adresses; aleo all kinds of plain sewing; no oe ite the country or any part of the United States. Call fer two days at 82 Weat 16tb st. fs A HIGHLY BMPROTAELE MIDDUB Amp LADY would like a sitvation as housekeeper, or ce care ol particulars: ‘invalid aged . References given, For Sadrees C.F. 4 ‘Newark, N. J., Post oftiee. SITUATION WANTED—RY A VERY RESPRCTABLE ish girl, to do general housework in a small private assist iad witty Woon Chater st an t Pear Hammond, to-day. COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS A Seok or as cook, washer and troner: understadie all Kins of bread; none need avply who do not Apply after 10 A. M. at 1,065 Broad: ie NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1859. SSISTANT LOOKKEEPER WANTED—A MAN WHO Nimecit generally woeful. Address Rabert cr i ICR. ADDRESS POST- N A LAW OFFICE. A! age, £c., DOX Bova Aira de sme rend 8,060 Post office. 7 LERR WANTED-IN A RETAIL STATIONERY store, to act in the capacity of saleaman. Applicants mu: have a practical knowledge of the business, and be well recom povtica is every ranger A 0 a ae ee araorican vosttion An ev Cefn preferred ‘Address with relerences and full par. Karciay, Post office. UG CLERK WANTED IMMEDIATELY.—APPLY TO DX J Davis, Pulion at., corner f Cii ton, Brooxi DPUS CLERK WANTRD.—ONE T€OROUGLY HONEST and capable, ani desiring & » rmapenb bisiow w ‘acply #1 887 Seeood avenne- LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS HOUS®KEEPER or companion to 0 lady; a 8 not vlain sewer: of an agree. able eposition; would have no o! val. Reference givens Address J. HL. box 124 Herald ofice. Cook sreaTion WANTED, BY A_ RESPECTABLE Protestant woman; she understands soups. meat, game and Gemerta and inn first rate bread and cake baker: abe wishes to ‘work for a large family; good city references given. Apply at ‘73 West 18th st, second floor, back room. 6 OUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTRD-—BY A young Amexjean lady. in a respectable family. Ad- Mra. B. 0. Re Herald office, stating where an interview ean be had. Reference given. ANTED.—A GOOD DRESSMAKER WANTS EMPLOY ‘ment by the day or week. Address MG, Union square Pest office, or Mary Arnold, 91 Went (6th s reat 'ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRD, A eituation ag chambermaid; has no objection to assist in fhe weshing and troning Has rord city reference, Call for two dayn at 32 Ist av , third floor, frontroom, ANTED—RY A GOOD, STEADY GIRL, 4 SITUATION to do general honsework: has no ohiec- ein the country, Inquire for three er, by a young girl; good reference given. ail at 107 Kast Seth st. WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN BROOKLY™, ‘a good conk, washer and ironer’ None need apply without good reference at 106 West raoklyn. ANTED—RY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW, A sitnation as wet nurse in sorpe lv, whore due attention and care would be table re- ce given. Address C. H , } av., for two days, ANTED—A SIPUATION, BY A GERMAN PERFECT ‘cook, in a first class funity: #he understands French and every otber kind of cooking, and is a first chuss pastry cook and baker. City reference from first bouses will be given. Ad: dress M. W., box 109 Herald office. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. ‘OUSE AGENCY OR COLLECTORSATP WANTED— Br an active and experienced man, of undoubted honesty and Christian principles. @ native of New York Partieniar Biiention given tn the care of tenement property. Security given. Addreas Wescott box 160 Herald o WANTED—BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG 78 of Ace, as clerk or assistant honkkeener: hag had six years’ experience: i# qrick and correct at fenres, and a firat rate marker. Has good city references Wand arcent amederate ealary Addrese G. W. B , box 127 Herald office. CLOTHTERS, 40 —THE WRITER HAVING, FROW circumstances Outaide of his long estahlished clothing bnsi- wens beer deprived of a competency acquired therein. ie di yous of joining some house wherein the larce amannt of trate he could command, and superior abilities ae snpervisnr of the mechanical department, buyer, &¢., wonld bean ejnivatent ta espital or would take ® partner with means to continue the present business. Address box 2,563 Post office, FURNITURE DEALERS.—OPEN TO AN ENGAGE. ment, an efficient Chatham street aaleaman, familiar with te new and second hand trade. Any one in need of a No. ? man forthe spring trade would do well to address Honesty, Dor 182 Herald office. WAXTED-RY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG wa situation as aslesman in some large business, : ing clerk; he heshad many vears experiance in this city jeferences to be had of the first order. Address E.P., He ral office, W23TED —IF THERE IS A GENTLEMAN IN NEW York or vicinity, who derires the services of a man of eniture. n good bookkeeper or siperintendentor general agent, Bie advertiser tenders himeslf. with unaxcantional references, ata low salary. From the preasnre of present cirenmstances be urgently solicit immediate emplovment. Address Boston- fan, box 130 Herald office, for one week. ANTED—RY A YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS HAN OVER six years’ experience in the book business, a sitiation as sulesman or «ssistant bookkeener The heat references can be given. Address N. L., box 120 Herald office. = NUMBER OF WOMEN AND GIRLS WANTED DAILY 1 gond situations now ready at good wages. some for ars Glass families. Also several Protestants wanted. Inquire at fhejlarge insticute and home for domestica, 138 11th wt. corner to 6tb av. TIDY, GOOD NATURED GIRL WANTED—TO TAKE care of « baby and do plain sewing; an Amerinan or (ei man Protestant preferred. A good home and low wages given. Apply at 10 Wooster st., near Canal. GOOD MILLINER WANTED-ONE WHO THO. Teughly understands ber business. Also a first class trmmer. competent may find constant employ by ad- dressing A., Herald alfice, with real mame, aud where an in- te view may be bad. MALE HELP WANTED—BY D. & R. MACDONALD, 52 Dey st; workers on white mourning collars, black erape collars, sleeves, lace and illusion worl. ANTED—FLOWER HANDS, ACCUSTOMED TO MAK- ing piqueta, large and emall flowers, and branching Wanches. Appiy to Heoderson, Syih & Co, No 5 Broadway. Rone need appiy ont exoeriesced ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED COOK, WHO UNDER- stands washing and ironing, &3. Gall between the hours of 6 and 9 this evening, at No 1 Bond st., corner of Broadway. ANTED—A NEAT, TIDY, RESPE "TABLE GIRL, TO do the general housework of a small private family: must be willing obliring, understand her basiness and well recommended. None others need apply at 32 Lawrence st., pear Jobneon et, Brooklyn. ANTED—A FIRST RATE MILLINER, TO GO SOUTH. Inquire for two daysat No. 9 Carroli place, Bleecker st, and afterwards at Andrews & Gilea, 10) Chambers at. GALESMAN WANTED—IN A JTROLESALB pay rienced, 400 SD” goods store: pone ie 4 we wooly ts box i oe eae Metropolitan Express of 39, name, Dry 75 Nawsau ot ANTED—AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN AS SUP: Cerk in-s wholesale shoe honse; must wrhe a good hand and mark boxes weil; one acquainted with tre business preferred. Call at 2h Park row ach NG ‘ofa farm; must have a thorough knowledge of garden- ing: a married man preferred. Apply at Lavtio & Hurlbut's, 4 South at, between the hours of 12 and 1 o’clook. WAXTEDA WAITER, TO WAIT ON A SMANL PRI vate family; one who understands how to take charge of parlors, te Engliah or colored preferred, No other moed apply. Call at 760 Broadway, up stairs, ANTED—A CLERK IN A SHIPPING BUSINESS; oust correspond im German snd come well recommend: el. Addrees, stating previous engagements and references, F.S, M., Herald offtee. ANTED—A CLERK FOR A STEAMER 2 BRAKE- men, 2 clerks for grocery stores, 6 m: for steamers, 3 portera, 2men to érive horses and carts, 4 girls to travel. ply to THOS. SPINK, 38 Hndson street. W4step—4 MAN COMPETENT TO TAKE CHARGE mi ‘Ap- ANTRD—AGENTS TO SELL A NEWLY PATENTED portable copying prera and book Sella rewdily at large pete For further particulars apply to J. &. Cooley, Pough eepsle. ANTED—FOR THE LONG SOUGHT FOR, AND NOW mach admired gold plated metallic letters for signs, ean- vassers and agents for thie and every other city in the Union. Also & partner to attend the salesroom. FULLER, GAW & 00 , 65 Fulton street, Brooklyn. ANTED—AN. INDUSTRIOUS WILLING YOUNG man, 16 to 18 years of age. who is ©mewhat aeqnainte 1 with drugs, lives wid his oarents and is mot ufraid ty work Apply to Harves & Part, 13 and 15 Park row, after 3 P.M. WANTED—A GERMAN SALESMAN, (LOW GERMAN preferred.) who can speak ®nglish well, and bas 9 thorough knowledge of the retail dry goods city trade. Apply immediately ‘Grand st, : ANTED—A FIRST CLASS OYSTERMAN; ALSO A first class cook. None need apply except ‘those who thoronebly understand their business, at 737 and 739 Groad way. TANTED—A. COUPLE OF AGENTS ALRE\DY EN- gaged in serving liquor routes or selling on commission, to take hold of a couple of new and really éxoellen’ articles which must sell readily. Apply iu the basement of 27 Ma ison mreet, after ten o’cloc! ANTED—A PERSON UNDERSTANDING THE MA- nufacture of cordials and iiquenres; must have good refe- rences, and be able to loan on unexceptionanie seenrity $200 to bis employer; sitwation permaneut; German preferred. Ad- dress Cor , for three days. ANTRD—IN A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, SIXTY MILES from thi city, a competent person to take charge of the lsoa bar tencer, fonr waiters anitwo porters. Ad- vox 126 Herald office, util Monday noon, enclosing stamp to pay return poste. ANTED—TWO GOOD SALESMEN, WELL Ao- quainted with the city retadl d) rade, ‘Tinige who ave done business in the Kighth and Sixth avenues p: Apply personally or by letter to George Keyes, 343 *th a WANTEDIA CLERK FOR A HOUSE FURNISHING store; also two collectors Apply at the Merchants’ Clerks’ Registry office 78 Broadway. Situstions procured for clerks on steamers, failroads and all mercantile branches. No commission in advance. We refer to firat class houses Hours to5. WM. J. REDPATH Superintendent. ANTPD—TWENTY MEN CAPABLE AND WILLING to earn $5 to $10 per day permanently; {t is being done daily, Full particulars sent by mail to applicants enclosing two stamps, or samples for 2c, H. HOTCHEISS, 109 Nassau st, JANTED—A COLORED MAN, WHO UNDE STANDS carving for ® restaurant and dintng room in all ite branches; none others need apply. Good references nired. Apply asthe Columbia Hotel, corner College place and Mur- ray st BOARDING ABD LOUGING. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 23 WEST TWEN- ty -third street, near Fifth avenue, would accommodate i ioe acer a family or one or two gentlemen. References ex. changed. A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY OF TWO Pansons will give the choice of rooms to a gentleman, or toa party of gentlemen, with or without board, where they can enjoy the comforts of agood home. Addrees for three days A. W., Madison square Pont office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR A COUPLE OF SINGLE ntlemen may be accommodated with hoard in a private family; house bas all the modern improvements. References required. Inquire at 123 West Twenty second street FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON THE SEOOND ont Sines doutie and ueteross ae iigkies if A uble and st lo Toguive st fo Franklin street: Arst house weat of Broadway © GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE GEN- A tlemen, can be accommo-ated with fall or partial board For particulars inquire a: 105 South Fourth street, Willams- burg. HANDFOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH A pantries attached. to let, in a private Frenchfamily. where ail the comforts of a home will be given. Apply at 2% Fourth street, Washington square. SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR, WITH BaD rooms attached, 10 let to a gentleman ad wite or single Zentieren; also single rooms, in & private house. with al! the modern improvements, Inquire at 96 Prince street, a few doors west of Broadway. BOARDING AND LODGING. OARD WANTED—FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMA! B nec fo Indy oy, i fonts, of. of 8 aidan, Inde modern st ‘Address M. Hawley, Broad- OARDING AND LODGING.—PLEASANT AND DESI- and well ordered house, may be had at fT ahvisg it 7 ae ton street. © - BOADWAY.— ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR, HAVING ‘8 southern exposure, suitable for persons deairing slass accommodations, ai 49 West T wenty-second s reet. » front room for a angle gentleman. ROOKLYN BOARD—THREE MINUTES’ WALK FROM A two unoesupled ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with a large room, neatly furnished, aud partial board, a No, 8 Willow street, within three miautes walk of Fuiton terry. References exchanged. Qowrgnrante LODGINGS AT THE S€aTE HOUSE, ‘No. 26 North William street, near the 25 contd ‘Bight, or $1 50 a week. at J SULIND, Proorisor NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—RITHER AT STAMFORD J or Port Chester, for a family of Ly de adulte, for next sum- ot, N.Y. Address room 5, 3 0, 20 Nassau mer’ Address r00 OANE HOUSE, 59 FOURTH wi ‘voard for the winter, ey fur shes barlor and hedr mara, te mo Der week for two; rooms for gentlemen, Tavlent boardera, $1 25 per day. 6 JRNISHED ROOMS.—A COUPLE OF VERY PLEA- sunt rooms on third floor, suitable for two gentlemen or a sentieman and wife, to let, without board iq small privave fomily, at No 6 Pitt street, near Grand; terms moderate, Re erence required. M AGNES, HOTEL, 22 ANN STREET, NEAR BROAD. way —$1 to $ per week for goo! board and single rooms, down town; transient board, $1 ver day; lodging 25 to 37 ceats per night, "Wul he found a quiet, respectable place. 0. 167 BROADWAY.—THIS HOUSE HAVING BEEN thoroughly repaired, in now ready to recelve guests, Fornished roomsdo let in svita, suitable for f or & party of eentiemen; ‘iso single rooma for gentiemen. Terms mode rate, location entra: (RE SUIT, OF VERY FINE ROOMS NOW VACANT AT the Blancard, Broadway and Twelfth atreet; also double and aingle rooms'for families and gentlemen, with fire, as, privilege of bath, and full board: meals private or in the mess: roome at all hours. ‘Terms low for permanent boarders OOMS TO LET ON BROOKLYN REIGHTS, BETWEEN Wallstreet ane South ferries, 248 Hicks street, witn or whhout boars. French cooking, and a well mate cup of coffee (comething rare in a boarding honse) Back parlor, witb sleeping apartments: also large and smal! rooms on second and third floors. with excellent paotries, bureaus and closets Charges moderate. OOMS WANTED.—THREE ROOMS ON SECOND floor of a nive house, in a respectable location, near Ful- ton ferry, Brooklyn, for a gentleman and wife Tmnediate possession required. Address R. G., box 168 feral! oitice. INGLE GENTLEMEN, OR @ENTLEMEN AND THEIR wires cen be accommodated with rooms at 273 West fwen ty-third street. Termarrasonable Best of references given ad required. Dinner at 6 o'clock 10 LFT—APARTMENTS SUITABLE FOR A SINGLE gentleman of means, consisting of a large front parlor an first floor, with bedroom above, having gas, water. to Will be rented, withont hoard, by a private family regsling in the mmediate vicinity of Brondway and Union square Por par. ticnlars address box 8,98 Post office, 10 LET—WITH BOARD, TO PERSONS OF HIGH RE bility and refined habits, a anit of furnished rooms, having gas, Croton, Ac., at 52 West Fifteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. 0 LET—TWO OR THREE NEATLY FURNISHED rooms, to ladies or gentlemen, at 569 Broadway. Inquire in the third’ story. T° LET—COMFORTABLY FURNIFHED ROOMS FOR single gentlemen or a gentleman and wife; alao, some unfur- nisbed rooma in the private house 104 Franklin street, West from Taylor's salovn. Inquire at 106. 10 SINGLE GENTLEMEN—ROOMS TO LET, WITH board. The house bas all the modern improvements, and is convenient to the Broadway stages. Please call at 233 East Fenth street, near Second avenue. ANTED—TWO ROOMS IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, and permanent board for a misa 12 years old Also toard for her father on Sundays. Boarding house keepera need notanswer. A quiet home is desired, Address for: ‘ays, box 1,442Postoftice, N. Y. ANTED—BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, (partial for the gentleman,) in a private family, where there are but few boarders. Tocation west of Broadway, not above Thirty xecond atreet; will require casand fire. Tarms not to exceed $10 per week. Address J. W. G., Herald o! ANTED—A NEATLY FURNISHED PARLOR AND Bedroom adjoining, in a private facntly, where there are noother boarders. Full board for lady. central. References exchapged and board advance. Address ation must be romptly paid in (0. T. Madigon acjuare Bout offic ANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, FROM TOME during the day. one or two furnished front rooms, with , gas and.bathroom, withont board, in a private family; 1o- cation near Broadway and below Fourteenth street; price irom $16 10 $25 per month, payable in advance if desired. Address Merchant, Broadway Post office, BOND STREET, CORNER OF BROADWAY.—GEN. tlemen can be accommodated with pleasant furnished --oms, with or without partial board. 1 LAFAYETTE PLACE, NBAR FOURTH ATREBT.— be obtained n tis howea, with rat sass beards” Blaser a S18. ‘Terms moderate, "References exchanged. FEW DOORS 3G FAST, TWENTIETH STREET. A « from Broadway.—A neat and pleasant suit of rooms, with board, may now be obtained by a gentleman wife or singe gentlemen. References exchanged. WEST ELEVENTH STREET.—SUITS OF FUR- z Rca rooms to let, Carey A i) Le oy and lad; i'gle gentlemen. Raropean plan. Frees bd‘ panish spoken in the family. References exohaaged. 65 NEW BOWERY, CORNER OF JAMES STREET.— Two ectable men can be accommodated with good board and comfortable well furnished; also, ® gentle- man nd bis wife, ‘Terme moderate, 41 oracouple of single gentlemen can be accommo- dated with pleasant furnished rooms, with board; dinner at 6 o'clock. References exchanged. FOURTH STREET.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH TO HIRE A FUR- nished parlor and bedroom, with . in asmall pri Yate family; where there are no children preferred. Hest re WANE GERMAN GIRL. TO COOK AND ASSIOT e washing and ironing of smail family. Apoly, with recommendations, at 27 West thet. A POIY ANTED—A_ GOOD, SMART GIRL, AS COOK, washer and froner, ‘and to do general housework for ® Zersmall family; one who is fond of children. Apply at 164 ANTED—A SMART GIRL, TO TAKE CHARGE OF adinirg room and walt on table in a first clags boarding geure. None but those of experience need apply at 49 West ANTED—A CAPABLE WOMAN, AS COOK, AND TO ane wa ‘and ironi cent, ig ing, at 145 Sth st, opposite ANTED A. WOMAN, AS SEAMSTRESS AND TO ecare of an old lady, a short distance wantry. Inquire at 421 Broome st. sbemrentoees oor ANTED—A WOMAN, AS NURSE, WHO IS THO. roughly competent to ta! ¢ the charge of an infant, and is also a good geet yg Bhe must be neat and ho here every ‘respect and coms well recommends Ploce, “Apply at 121 West Soih a mended from ber ANTED—A WET NURSE: A HEALTHY YOUNG woman with a fresh breast of milk. Inquire at 88 legion ave., between 10 aud 5. Wages $i0t0 $12. References required. ANTED—AN EXPERI D FEMALE OPERATOR on Wheeler & Wilson's ing machine, to work on ‘Vests, Apply for one week at 92 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn WASTED—A NURSE, TO ATTEND AN INVALID gentleman, Must be accustomed to a nick room, and have unexceptionable reference. Apply to Dr. Powell, £32 ‘Broad wa; ANTED—A GOOD PLAIN COOK, WASHER AND froner, for a smail family. One who la willing to asatet in housework when necessary, and can produce good re- Keren vall wt 303 Henry wt. ‘ANTED—IN A SMALL FAMILY, .A TIDY GIRL FOR ‘general housework; & good washer and ironer In¢igpen- American. German or colored preterred City refe- Fence from last piace. Call at 45 Madiaon at. WANTED. A GIRL, TO DO GENERAL HOUSEWORK 00k. for s small family without children; she mast he a good , washer and ironer, To A suitable person good wires will be given, Best references required. Apply immediately at 20 Walker st. ANTED—THREE YOUNG LADIES, TO WORK. ON fancy sets; algo A first class bosom sificher om Wheeler & Wilson's machine. Apply at 13 Amity place tmmedintely ANTED—A PASTRY 000K, FOR A RATLROAD RES. tai t 43 miles in boo ew to eee competent and woman & good place is offer: Apply at 141 Chambers st. sie ANTED—A,DRESSMAKER, OAPABLE OF SUPER tending the custor of ® iarge and {ashlonabl lishment in this city. Address \. Ib Herald ollles, “eo THE TRADES. CIVIL ENGINEER AND MACHINIST WISHES TO make an engagement with some one to superiotend or Actas agent. Full partionlars by addressing ©. Lowe, {eral A SITUATION WANTED—BY A GOOD WATCHMA- ker, an American, with the best of city reference no ob- jections (0 the country. “Address Watchmaker, box 135 ileraid | BOY 14 YEARS OF AGE WISHES TO LHARN Tum harness making. Call at 125 Liberty st.; Master W. daner APPER WANTED—FOR PUTTING UP LINENS, AT the Harmony Print Works, 8 Greenwich HOTOGRAPH RETOUCHER AND WATER COLORER wanted —Apply between the hoursof 10 A.M and4P. M., with epecimens of work, at Loud’s Photographic Gallery, 189 Bowery. MANTILLA MANUPACTURERS.—WANTED, BY A lady of frat class experience, and acoustamed to city snd country trade, ~ we cs Tholeanle house or store, at her own ; ise cuter. Address Ei AL, ite fon A, in, New York. hae SPOCLOTHIERS “SITUATION AS FOREMAN WANTED of references, and spring stock for examination. Ad .M., Herald office. ANTED—A GOOD PRINTER, ONE Wid UNDER. stands printing satinet; none other n Aad i. pada) 1B apply. Address ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED CARD ENGRAVaR, ‘must be a first clans man and come wet! Acom. mended, Apply to Dempsey & Fargis, 603 Broadway. for domestics street, corner of Sixth aga Me 138 ve bone by a respeat- ferences given and required. Address N. G , Heral office MITY PUACE, NO. 26.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, THE ‘second floor, with ail the modern imorovements, the front rooms. convenient for & large family; the back room well far nished for two persons, $10 per week. fre and gas includes ‘A lady would be accommodated who would de willing to teach a little girl to play upon the piano fer part payment, Refer ences exchanged. FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR OW FIRST floor, anda few rooms, the use of a piano and bath with whole or partial board, to let, at 11 Wooster street, naar Canal and Broadway; price $260 and $3. N. B.—A goo city made piano for sale at $15. SMALL FAMILY WOULD LET, TOGETHER OR se suit of furnished rooms on the first or second floor to gentlemen, witb partial board if required; house fir class. References exchanged, ‘Terms moderate.’ Apply at Ji West leventh street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. GENTLEMAN AND HI3 WIFE, OR ONE OR TWO single gentlemen can be accommodated with board, tn a private family, by applying at 21 Sixth sirret, near Second ave, OARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE WISATNG board and superior nocommodations, in a first elass bona» near Dr. Spring's church and Fifth avenue, may find all they could ,desire, at_a moderate price, by ‘addressing Utility box 200 Herald office. OARD.—GENTLEMEN IN SEARCH OF GOOD ROOMS and good board, in a nice respectable family, at prices ex ceedingly moderate, may be suited Sy calling at 182 Grand ly opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall. —TO LET WITH BOARD, PLEASANTLY FUR rooms containing gaa, bot And cold water, pantry, closeta, Ae. Pleasant neighborhood, and convenient location Terme reasonable. Apply at SL West Twenty six atreet, a ew doors west of Sixth avenue, Boss, WA FRENCH FAMILY IN BROOKLYN.—A single gentleman ean be modated with room and ply at 290 Hicks ‘ccomt ‘partial bor ‘Gas and bath in the honae, street, bevween Harrison and Degraw. OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY UP TOWN—FU! or partial, for a gentleman and wife or two slogle gen: men; two rooms connec Ang. with fire and gas; dinner at six. No ohjection to two young Indies, The use of plano if required References exchanged Apply on southwest corner of Forty second wreet and Seventh avenue. OARD IN WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—A rivate family, having more room than they require, would rent the second story front room, furnished, fo tw sin Je persons, or a gentleman and wife, with full board for the fady? “Address for three days #. 1, Herald office. OARD IN BROOKLYN —GENTLEMEN SBEKING good board and pleasant rooms can fin! auch ina private family, where the comforts of a home may be reazed: young society; one large room aud one single room can be hit Terms moderate. Apply at 36 Concord street, i minutes’ from Fulton terry. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LARGE ROOM ON SR. cond floor, suitable for a gentleman and wife or two sin. gie gentlemen cua be bad, with full or partial hoard, at 95 Pacific street, corner of Henry, Brooklyn, near South and Wali street ferries, OARD ON BROC and his wife KLYN HEIGHTS.—A GENTLEMAN with board and pleasant a destrable location, conve bient to Fulton and Wall street ferries, by applying at 87 Hicks street, corner of Pineapple. OARD WANTED.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WI to obtain board and «room in a privete family, at & $5 per w Asmall parlor and bedroom, or «single room suitable to wit in. is desired. Referenoas exchanged. Adres. Alpha Sigma, Herald office. BOARD WANTEDORY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, tWO small children sod nurse, in 4 private family where there are no other boarders, and where the comforts of a home may be realized: will farnish thetr own rooms. Address & E., box 109 Bera’d office, with terms and location. BOARD WANTED BY TWO GERMAN GENTLEMEN, Jn a private German family, where the comforts of & home can be enjoyed. Address, w ith full particulars, box 1,961 Post office. BOARD WANTED—IN A FRENCH FAMILY, ADDRESS, stating terms, Charles W. Holman, box 4,666 N. Y. Post office. Neighborhood ot Union aquare pretesred. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, in & small family, where there are no other board: the rooms to consist of parlor, belroom and bathing room, furnished or narsian the upper art of the clty, between rourth ai ay ferred. tion and terms, box oat ice patranhi OARD WANTED.—WANTED, PLAIN BOARD AT $3 A ber week, by a young man, Address A. E., box 190 He- rald office, BOARD WANTED —A | GENTLEMAN AND TWO Pat tahlars Are desirous of obtatniog fa an exain- sively private family, 000 ion f in, went of Bria ‘accom: Lapa 3 roeweren tT ih lars, way. Terms must be resgouable, Address, with particu Jay, Herald ofvce, G] BROOMS STREET, ONE BLOCK WEST OF 4 roadway, the most central location in the city. ooms without board, from $1 to $7 per week; with ‘rom $3 75 to $12 per week. +) 82 per day. ‘ransient boarders from 75 cente 5()3 BROOME STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—NEW OVed and elegantly furnished rooms on the second and third floors, for a geuileman and wife or single gentlemen, with or without board; modera improvement. LEXANDRE ORGANS, For drawing rooms churches, chapels and schools. ‘Sole medal of honor at the Uoiversal Rxhibition of 1855. ‘This magnificent instrament, which the brilliant perform- ances of VILANOVA, THALBERG, MULE. WELLIS, have rendered as popular in America as in Burope, has boen adopted by the greatest artists and composers of both conti- nenin—Gottachalk, Liszt, Rossini, Meverbeer, &c., ec. Prices at the depot, 51 Dey street $15, $50, $165, $290, $250, $300, $520, $575, $100. ‘A Geacriptive circular gent to any aAiiress on application to BERNAKD & FABREGUETTES, Jr, ‘51 Dey Importers of Busson’s accordeons, violin strings, &. JUST PUBLISHED, A Complete Instructor for the Alexandre Organ, MAGNIFICENT TONED AND SUPERBLY FINISHED {nll seven oetave rose wood pianoforte and stool, ety made and guaranteed for three years from lastt Angust, will be sold, for want of use, a $150 lean than cost if purchased Immediate: ly; bins large round corners, front beantifully inlaid with pearl, scolloped key 8, grand circular seule, French action, double irot frame, richly ornamented, carved legs. lyre. serpentine front iniple’ mouldings, &o., £c.; touch and ione unsurpassed. Cal and examine before purchasing, at tbe residence 149 Wooster EN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE. FOR $300, one for. $100, one 634 octave for $45, and % others, from $20 to $65; 50 superior new pianos tuction for cash, at 241 Ninth avenae, near Twen- a GERMAN LADY, AN EXPERIENCED AND FULLY tent teacher of the piano, would like to have some . ‘Terms very moderate. Address or call oa Mrs. 367 Bowery, near Fourth str LADY WANTING MONEY FOR BUSINESS - ones will sacrifice her pianoforte for r eke t for lesa than $200; full even octave ro nidcently polished; hort time used keys, iron frame, old establish BSeccnd street, GREAT BARGAIN TO.DAY.—A P 1 A “haiti vxine.—Roseword seven nears roe oe ners serpenune me uldings, finisned ‘k and frent the games carved legs, ke, overstrung base, t ; gnarantee.' Apply at the reside GREAT BARGAIN FOR wood case, mag- splendid tone, seollope autiiully ornamented: manufactured by makers. Apply at the residence NO. 7 city SSH IF APPLIED #08 novtave piwof wte for with aliting deal ity at pianoforte One benutifal McDONALD & O., 245 Sixth avenue, AROAINS OAN BE HAD IN NEW R BA tind panos, all of whlch are fun; WAND, SHOOND , at the manufactory of JAS. VAN RIPSE 1fg Wook ker stevets er street, 1d Blew \WIOKERING & SONS, Manufaen GRAND, SQUAR? AND UP Wareroomatit Brow ©. & SOMB have been uwanted 26 yrs riority of their manufacture for the \usi 15 Ie MABON.& HAMLIN'S suPeRIOR MELODEONS AND HARMON TUM, for parlors, churches, vestries and |.4 ze" Saad ani ‘At wholesale and retell, UITAR AND SINGING.—NAPOLE WwW. @ovUl G guitarist, from the prineipal concerts, theatres thalieg opera, &o., enables his pupils in a few lessons accompany Kader 4° Fourth avence, oF Mears vie acomposulons. oar way. ‘&iPond's music TANOS, MELODEONS AND ALEXANDRE ‘of euperior make, a great bargain. Seer hoi Gacy pith ished Pebscke, - be New pianos fr ito ad aad ath Param a HORAK WATARG, Agent, [ANO TO HIRE.—I HAVE 0) CHICKBRING" P- dplanon i lel aplendid vane: valet pa pome respectal Fd J Salments. Call al 378 Brondway, third for, "sp WW ANTED-—BY A YOUNG MAN, A Pr Ye, etoons nthe ata. ‘Addrena tating teriat ka We IGHT PTANOS, sls for the supe- at for reni RACIDS OONFROTIONERY AND PASTRY an fee Saloon, newly opened at 2) Naaman pg Kes Veda and Pine’ areets, New York, Tor the 7 istacaat ee Wad tad Wiluptons Wowace ett |ORNER HOUSES FOR SALE CHEAP.—ONE ON hth avenue, 32 feet front; one on Washington strce one on Greenwich street; one on Houston street; near Broa - way; one on avenue . Also, a number of ‘private resi- dences for sale or exchange. Apply to A. SERGEANT, 15 ‘Wall street, |ARM FOR SALE—CONSISTING OF ABOUT THIRTY- eight acres of good land, pleasantly situated ln the of Southamp! |. On said farm ts a dwelling house, two stories hiah, with kitcen attached, all nearly naw; a barn and other buildings, tm good repatr. A very desirable Jooation. and wil) be sold low, the owner is about ‘eaviny the place. Price 92,71 of which may remain on my mage. Apply on the premises to the owner. SAML. McUUR- fits, or to William Mathews, 54 Catharine street N. Y. ARMS FOR SALK IN ORANGE COUNTY—TWO MILES from station and three hours from New York by railroad; the heat of soil, free from stone, good butldings, well, watered, de.; 58 aor’ n, $3,000; 70 acres 18 $3300, Also, four large dairy and stock farms in’ different ‘locations near New York; also houses and lots in Brooklyn, of evary variety. J.G@, MATHER, 212 droadway, room 14, E OR SALE. Honses and lots Nos, 217, 219, 221, 228, 225, 227, 229, 231, ‘233 East Twentieth street. Nos. 311, 313, 315 avenue A. Nos. 251 East Eighteenth street and 404 Fourth street. Also, three lots on East Nineteenth street, south side, between First avenue and avenue A, 20x93.9. Four low on avenue A, east side, betweenth Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. jos on Kast Zighteenth street, south side, between ave ues A and B, is Have ios oo, mies Rayenioninesesh, north side, between ave Four fous of avenue B, west side, vetween Kast Seventeenth aad Eighteenth Apply to AUGUST BELMONT, 76 Beaver street. Po BSALZ—THE THASE STORY AND ATTIO briek house 193 Monroe pi ween Moatgomery and Governeur mreets; it bas all modern improvements Price $4,500—cash SALES OF REAL ESTATE. errr 810 FARM FOR SALE—VEKY DPSIRABLY LOOAT- 0) od, ‘twenty miles trom Cleveland; buildings, fw miloe er ceery sla Wil be sod. very ‘cheap 1 ‘on H.'0, DEWING, 6F Murray street. RIVATE RESIDENCES FOR SALE OHEAP.—A PP TrArenone bone on Twenty, ight’ areet near Bros’: ‘Way; one 0a Twenty -second street, three on Greenwich ave- m Seventeenth atreet; two om Thirty: 1 etreat, -firee street, near Sixth “Apply 0 A. SERGEANT, 15 wo, and the balance . from time to time, to suit their convenience ape BR. KELLOG4, executor, 90 Beaver street, New ¥¢ MANU! = R TO LET, TT ar are oes 7OR SALE 0} ning ct squares anes teeiclann’ », with an ample si of water; wil bewoid low, i oon estate. ‘Apply to © 4 Kellogg, executor, 90 Beaver street. New York. SELL OR EXCHANGE—TWO FINE CORNER LOTS in North Hoboken, situated in the nicest part of the town. Inquire at 166 East Twenty sixth street, petween First and fectag Aree N. B.—No dry goods or clothing taken for Ww ote, ANTED TO EXCHANGE—IMPROVED PROPERTY in South Bergen, NJ, twenty minutes’ walk from the house and lot in Ni ferry, for jaw York, on the east aide, above Grand street; lot 340250 feet, hor 40x40, wito all necessary outbuildings’ Address J. E., Herald office. IF TAKEN BEFORE THE 1s’ F FES 5.000 ruary, otherwise to let.—The xbove price will buy 8 three story basement and cellar new Philadelphia brick front house and lot on Gates avenue, Brooklyn, in a most de- wirable location; Tot 22x103; honge ‘two rooms and exten- sion deep, extremely well built and finished in every respect, and with every convenience; possession given tstof May; uo money teed be paid ill then. ‘The property is sold less then {ta value; a satisfactory amount ean remain on bond and mort we. Address RM 8, box2,i94 New York Post office won EEE, ROOM, BC, EO TIED: ASEMUNT NO 92) BROADWAY, CORNER 1 Buen trai erect 84 by 86 feet, to 16k; the best location above Union square for's first clasa restaurant, Rent until of May allowed towards (iting up also, large room, story of same building. Apply to J. A. PRLL, 776 Broadway, from 9 to 11 A. M. OAL YARD TO LET—WI'H ALL THB FIXTURRS; A. (CO Rood canoe foe's Dunineas than iaqulre ol he yard 60K Hudson strect nnens mane \ Ina ys Pup PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON FIRST No. 10 Went orth vireet, a fowr ‘doore from Boadway” ‘Terms moderate, . OUSE TO AND FURNIT! BR SALE—IN Titre orthe most dasirableiocitoas le tbe chy, Frnscaaos ven tat of March or lstof May. For particulars address box io 50H Postofies. OUSE TO LET.—A FOUR sToRY built modern bouse, with all the improvements, in street, near the Eighth avenue. to let, and p ven lin mediately; price low. address Mr’ Jamies, box 1M Herald office, RECENTLY Fifteenth, Fos, 28, BROOKLYN TO Lar—srruATED IN Lvingnon arene in very neat opdor. eat 6115 por annum, ira use, 4 borhood “Inquire al No. 4 Hanover piace, Hrookiya oe RARE, QHANCK.—STORE To stock of mn rnishing goods for sale ata sacri- tice, toclose the concern. Ihe gous are ull new kad dese and will be sold at an unparalleled low price, below a the owner has other business Wo ationd 1, "Apply at once a E way. ‘TORE TO LKT. sale of an old ¢ Tiquire at 238 Kighth LET, AND 8M. STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR bitshed gentlemen's furnishing store. enue, LET—A Halk DRESSING SALOON OK YM hae yy im the Anson loves, io Spaeee street, ‘doors trom way. Inquire on the premises, HOUSE AND LOT NO. 56 HaMMOND $7.500. street; lot 25 by 9 feet; hoase 21 by a4 feet; fas, hot and cold water, bath, £c.; range and portable furnare. verything in perfect order. $4,000 can remain on bond aud mortgage. Inquire on the premises. #1) ( HOUSE FOR SALB OR TO LET —F0uR $10.000.~kiry ana high stoop basement. house, 235; By Cet ot thirteenth street or NS 8 ot George's piace, ood. Rast ent e . " ce, weet’ geenudavenue. For turther loformation address’ O. T: Boardman, Lafarge House, 671 Broadway. #OR SALE A “CHANCE SELDOM TO BE FOUND IN THE CITY — if interest for sale in the old and well established ‘One balf interest paanlianed drinking and restaurant snioon éown town, in the fines; Jong and well knowih. whirlpool of buainees; (on MTOMPSON, 8 Nasnqp street AKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM SA ; lenge of the promises for four 400% Katina good sand, and has been dolug. a good bust Fens 8000 Ser yee Tae oe LEW esi sHee eI | lcs” apply tothe ‘present occupants, 119 Bridge. strect Foul estate agent, 492 Kast Broadway, or 63 Cli airmet, Brosklya. OR SALE—THE VALUABLE PROPERTY 31 AND 33 Weat Thirteenth street, consisting of one three st ry aod one two story. attic and basement brick houses; al building across beak Jots, well auited for frat class Vaaants, pro. erty or manufacturing ‘purposes. Terms eas} feet front hud 103 deep. Papo THOMSON, 63 Pine street OR SALE—ON LAMARTINE PLACE, TWENTY-NINTH atreet, between Righth and Ninth avenues, south side, four pew three'story stone front houses, finished in the best manner, 7.ith all the modern improvemen feet deep; lot half the block. Inquii POR, SALEGA BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE ON the south side of Thirty fourth street, being the {ih house north of Second avenue. Terms easy.” Apply at 86 West ‘irty rst street, or on the preiaises, from 8 to 10 A.M. or S ize 20 by 10 feet front, 50 on the premines. POR SALE-IN, BROOKLYN, THE MODERN BUILT three story brick house, $19’ Backett street, near Court; convenient wy railroad carsand ferries; price $1,500; terms easy. Apply to THOS, OROPPER, 254 Gold street, Brooklyn. OR SALF—OR WILL EXCHANGE FOR A SMALL farm, the four story brick house No. 343 West Twenty-sixth atreet; will rent for $600; also the four story brick house No. 880 West Twenty-seventh atreet; will rent for $150. Apply to B D, SULDEBERGER, 8) Carmine street,before,9 A. M. or rh OR SALE—A GREAT BARGAIN IF APPLIED FOR immedixtely—two lota and frame honse on Fifty-ninth street: four lots on Fifty second street, south side, 300 feet weat of Tenth avenue; eight lots on southeast corner of 1234 street and Fourth avenue. Apply to 8. BARKER, 14 Pine street, FOE, SALE LTHE BOUND BROOK HOTEL, BOUND Brook, N. J., located on the Central Rallroad, <wo hours’ ride from New York, and it is also situated on the Baston and lew Brazswick turnpike at Bound Brook, New Jersey" The hotel is 70 feet front by 40 in depth, and ‘wing 40 by 20 feet, ‘The stables are large and will accommodate from 80 to 100 horses, and all other necessary outbuildings in good con tition; one of the best stands trom Raston to New Brunewick; also, about 12 acres of good land. The above property is offered for sale on the most reasonable terms. For particulars add eas the proprietor, C. F. HOLCOMBE, Bound Brook, Somerset county, N. J. R SALE—THE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT x60 feet, No. 80 Kast Thirty-nixth street, between ison avenues, builtin the very beststyle, and on one of the very best blocks on Murray ‘Fill. be from 9 to 120’clock A. M., and from 2t0 4 P. M. the premises. J F®, SALE—FOUR FULL LOTS, ON THE SOUTH SIDE fiberal i improved immediately. Ose be soiatied sine ver ral ip! me a 4 Outeash, Inquire of C. C. ELLIS, 403 Ninth avennes OR SALE—ON A LEASED LOT, THE THREE STORY high basement brick house 118 First street, with tea room im the rear; hot and cold water, ‘gas, &e.; Lot 20x105 feet, tour yeara of the preset leave is You unéxpired, ai ‘worenewals of twenty ope years each. Terms easy: Appi; inthe premises, ny one apie are OR SALE—A DELIGHTFULLY SITUATED COURTR: PoFiace st Ravenswood, fronting on the Kast river, valy thirty minutes from Wall street. $11,000, and terms easy. JOHN TOWAREND, Jr, Room No. 3 Park Bank Building. OR SALE—A FARM, 30 MILES ON LONG ISLAND, near the Sound; 160'acres, 110 tillable, 50 woodland, 2,008 fruit trees. Churches and schools within one mile; access to New York thres times daily. Part in good improved clty pro- perty; balance cash. Address W. B., Herald oftice. ; Inquire on q iy tt ‘white oak, hickory and for tail pine. For particulars inquire of John Murray, for Peter, of ‘Baltimore street, opposite Euiaw House, Md. re Fo SALE—A THREE STORY AND BASE: house, 20 feet by 52 feet, lot 98 feet 9 inches dern Improvements; is in order; terms eas Premises, 8 West Twenty ninth stre OR SALE—AT STAMFORD, CON from the depot hinisyed (nthe beat th m the depot, finished in the beat manner, with marble man tele, grates wad gas; half an acre of ground'lald outin @ vege dr og bree Geet Les lo barn, well of water, c., dcr Por further particulars ayy : Or of M.A: PICOT, 63 Maiien lane. PY 0” the Premises F2 SALE—A* PLEASANTLY SITUATED LOT ON ‘Twenty sight mrect, ae the Fifth avenue, All the money may remain on mortgage if built u Appl; Wall aireet, second story, froate yetai ceed gd FO, GALEN, THIS ciny, TWO SMALL. BRICK dwellings, Nos. 86 and 8 Bank street; price $5,000. In Brooklyn, the two family sang awelling No. 230 Jay street; MENT BRICK Hua the av year Sixth aveawe, .. A DESIRABLE ‘two minutes? wali Reed only’ be seen to be appreciated; price $5,250. °No. 1s Vanderbilt avenue, near Myrtle, commodious ani desirable, at $4,000. Also, the three story stone stoop brick dw: iljny, bal- sony frgnt and rear, gaa, alin perfect order. No Stoked street, . erms for these and others. Appl. GEO. HUSSEY, 60 Wilamatreet, basement, teedied OR SALE OR*EXCHANGE.—A THREE STORY ENG- lish basement brick house, on Murray Hill, and ten acres of woodland, beautifully aituated, two miles from Asworia, [. I, will be oeece for country place Within ea hour's ride from the city by railroad. w 0, CHESTBRMAN, Naagau street, from 10.4. M- UES PMC ing OR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—THE UNDERSIGNED having two farms, desires to sell one of them. lat. Is situated on the Purchase road, town of Harrison, Westchester county, New York, and contains 2)'¢ acres, nice couage hons barn, crib and wasbhouse, fine orchard, &c, 2d. Is his prew residence, containing {8 acres, situated on “Harrison street, said town’ large new house, just finished, fine large barn, &. The land of both isin & gga stale of ciilivation” ‘They’ ara abont three miles from Wiiite Plains, on Harlem Railroad, or near the same distance from Portcheater or Kye, on New Haven Railroad. From both places there is a fine view of the Long Island Sound and the surrounding country, about five. miles from Rye Beach, @ place of great resort in the summer for salt water bathing and fishing. The neighborhood is one of the healthiest in the State. They are one hour's ride by cars from the city. If desired the owner would exchange one of them for clty property. Apply toor address SAMUEL HOPPER, Harel. son, N. Y., of at the store of JAS M&LENFY, No. 158 Righth avenue, w! formation will be given. 1OR SALE OR TO LET—VALUABLE F A PROPERTY IN piace, Brooklyn—two houses, first with ares, hot and eold water throughout, ad all modern conver niences. Will be sold low, on easy terms. A large part may ema on juorigage, Apply to ARM. BARTHULE, 33 Gold 52. Catharine street. For particulars faquire of JAM ATKINSON, 115 Wail treet, or at H. Ford's warehouses Brooklyn, near the Wall street ferry. FPORSALE OF 70 LET—A LARGE HOUSE AND FOUR acres of land, nine miles from the city, one inile from depot, on elevated ground, healthy situation, fine old slate and {rut trees, large aud ‘convenient outbuilding, stream of water through the piace, pond, é0.; It convenience of acces to the city render it desirable for a private family or hotel, will be sold on easy terms, if not sold by the Ist ot April, will be let to. responathle tenant Apply at 17 Wail airest, second story, front room, OR SALE OR TO Li street; also for anle, SSUES IEEEepeae Fe SALE, OR TO LET—HOUSE AND STORE NO, ASE—A HOUSE IN LISPENARD everal houses in Hoboken, and our butlding lot at Stryker's Bay, all om enay rma Tnuire. at 199 William #treet, N. Y., at P. W. Schmidt's store, ' USINESS TO BE tabi lerd DY CONRIETING or ter stand, and private supper rooms, in a. goo? eatin Oe" coor from Broadway. Rent cheap. ‘No 95 Leona’ street. ILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE—FIRST “LASS. ON Broadway. Sold cheap, as the owner has other business Four new tables; lenge at low rent; all andsomely furaiahed; doing & good busts & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nawean street ING SALOON AND FIXTURES FOR SALE Ok yaa good location Apply to JOHN F. RAHE, 335 Spring street, opposite Clinton Ma ket. HANCE SELDOM OFFERED.—FOR SALE, A FIVE. C year’s leage, atock and fixtures of a fancy goode and trim ming store in a business throughfare in town, where business hhas been carried on forsixteen years Stock small, and will be s Id cheap for caah if applied for immediately at 23 Dey street, in the basement. RUG 8TORE.—FOR SALE, CHEAP, THE STOOK AND fixtures of & drug store; low rent; a lease can be had; es tablished seven years; does a fair'business. Apply al 218 Henry street, corner of Montgomery. RUG STORE FOR SALE-IN A GOOD LOCATION and business thoroughfare, very neatly fitted up and fur- nished, vib choice stock sed pow, zeah and doing an excellent trade, Bold on artis & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nassau strect. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS DRUG D store for sale, well located for family and prescription irade. Address G. D. B., Herald office. RUG STORE FOR SALE.—THE OLD STAND COR- ner of East Broadway and Jefferson street. Terms cash. Inquire at 72 Market street, between 10 A. M. and 1 2. M., or at the store thereafter. (OR SALE—A MILK ROUTE, ONE HORSE, WAGON and depot; will be sold cheap. Also a two wagon, form springs. Inquire at 108 Houston street. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF a frat clase family grocery on one of the best businens corners of the city; has Tately been fited up, and has no old Sirek on hand.,For information address A. BO. box 127 Herald office. .LE—A STEAM ENGINE, IN FINE RUNNING wi ther ik and 263 order. For fu particulars inquire at 26: rater street. Im can be given. R SALE—OYSTER AND DRINKING SALOON, BRAU- tifully fitted up and everything in go xl working good foostion, now doing 's good buslicas; Years’ lease from lst of May next. ihe proprietor has business. “Inquire at Henry Dobson's Store, 158 Varick street, between Vandam and Chur ‘ton strewn OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE old established dress hosiery and glove store, 182 Sixth avenue, corner ef Tenth street. A\ wishin, to engage in the above business will find A favorable rod portunity. It is one of the best locations up town, having hid & large run of first class customers for the last 15 years. For further particulars inquire on the premises. OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED NEWS DEPOT, Prwbe doinga thriving business. Apply at 10934 Division FOR SALE—A RESTAURANT, AND LEASE OF AN eligible corner, on Broadway, 42 feet; newly fitted up, and below, Fourteenth sireet. Will take a competent partner or ‘i. Principals only need apply. ferences exchanged, adress P. ¢ Herald office, sallog ‘means, 4c. Benne esos FOR, SALE_CHEAP FOR CASH, A DINING AND drinking saloon, in as good @ location aa there is in the city, and doing a good business; must be sold, as the owner is sick, and cannot attend to it. T. GAFFNSY & 0O., 65 Chatham street, third floor. OR SALE—A RECTIFYING ESTABLISHMENT, TO. ether with a complete apparatus for the manufacturing of all kinds of liquors, wines, &¢ Will be sold, with the Will, cheap. ent low. Address Merchant, box 142 Post office. OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A HOTRL. An the lower part of the cliy, with forty lodging roo And an enting saloon. Address box 3,251 N, Y¥. Post ollices, suiting wh/re an interview can be had. OR SALE CHEAP—ONE OF THE BEST STANDS IN Fulton market, well located and doing a good business. Will be sold for halfita value. Apply to'T. GABFNRY & 00., 65 Chatham street, third floor. OR SALE LOW—THE FURNITURE AND LEASE OF ‘an English basement house, in a good and pl-asant loca tion for a private family, or for a'private boarding house, Im mediat may be obtained if desired. Address M. L. 1¢ possession Debenyon, Herald office, for two da} OOD INVESTMENT.—PHOTOGRAPH AND DAGUER rean gallery for sale, in 8 ine location, well establiaha, fioely furnished, beat struments, ke, Will be eeald for halt value if ay ied for mi rs v tw it the art. ‘Adres ‘Wm. F. Hunter: 473 Broadway. ~ OTEL FOR SALB—IN AN EXCERDINGLY DEsI- rable location and great thoroughfare, handsomely and fully — with very ae rent and long lease doing ines, and a bargain offered. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 84 Nasean street. IGHLY IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS MEN, HAVING ‘capital of from $1,000 to $5,000. | THOMAS W. SLADE rench’s Hotel, have ® business whereby a fortune can be made in one year; no humbug, but a true matter of fart busines. Call, examine, and be immediately, For particulars, call as above. MA80GANY DOORS, WOODEN DOORS AND 4 Lor ‘of mahogany and wooden panels wiil be sold at a great bargain; also & lot of rectifying tubsand vate will be sold ats great sacrifice, by applying to JOHN SCANLAN, 47 New st. LANING MILL.—FOR SALE OR TO LEASR THY property on the northeast corner of Bank and West streota Known as the New York Planing Mills, having a front on Weal shreet of 182 feet and 211 on Bank, with alx Roodworhs plan, ing machines and steam power t spare. Ap) VAL HOOK, 67 Wall street. ” Vogt oe Leo Mis BEST ae. ns, cheay up, affording very large lant dally demand and wecessty, nid 0 which there 4s a ware fortune. BIGGS & SUUTHWIOK, 84 Nassau street, ARE BUSINESS CHANCE FOR A LADY IN PIHILA- delpbia.—A safe and steady Indies’ furnishing business, dlished nine years, for sale, including stock, goodwill, fix Price $1,000; well located; fixtures first class, ing $1,500 profit. per annum, and could be largely in ed Pent low; sold on account of the Ii! health of the pro Ladies’ I ird and Pine streets, piietress.. Address haznar, Philadelphia, TORE FOR SALR.—A FIRST CLASS RETAIL GRO cery store, handsomely and conveniently fitted up, hviny Affine new stock of goods, well located and doing a good bust. 00 Fea terme to & good purchaser for cash. The stock and fixtures are worth about $7,000, but the buy x may take allor any part of the aiock he wishos. The lease will be assigned @ buyer, and satisfactory reasons given for nelling, Address Store, Herald office, QEWING MACHINES—FOR SALE SINGHR’S NO. 2 OTM fully) Wheeler & Witbon's, all ssn Grove, & gh bg Ml gd paaieet Lg metre for (he, Machines bought, exc ened’ by Co DURGIN, 386 Broadway, room No.8, up stalte, |” ‘OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE LOW—THE OWNER being about to leave the city. An elegant three sory brown stone front honse, built in the best manner for the oovd- yation of the owner, with ail the modern improvements; house Eitect by 24; 1ot 100 foet by 24; Ulle perfect, siviawed. In one. ot the most genteel neigh! nd pldawant strecta of South Brooklyn, within five minutes’ walk of the ferry. A large por- tion of the purchase money may remain on bond-ant mort. ‘Or the owner will exchange the above for a nent cot. {efor tn a healthy loostion, with from three to ten acres of good Jand, suitable for 8 gentleman's renidence, within six houra’ ride of the city of New York by railroad. ’ Address box 2,971 OUSE ON MURRAY HILL, BETWEEN LEXINGTO! ‘and Fourth Ld avenue; for sale cheap; $4,500 caa remain on m for aterm of years, small country place worth $1 500 or. $2000 would betaken In part payment, brome au ne front; all the modern Improvements, aia tures furnace Ard-range. Addrem, with name and residence. ylving tut pe rlonlars of proposition to purchase, no otlmrs will receive atiention, Home, Herald office. 'AKE MATOPAO.—TWENTY SIX ACKE@ AND LARun ‘and handsome three story frame house, 6842, 0% pio as 8 summer boarding house, and uanally filled to overdowing company: barn , ioe anit ea house, deck, oats, ; one of the mest fashionable resorts in this county, for ale or ed AaLRHOK bi) BON & ©0., No. 7 Trow! atrant TRAMBOAT FOR SALE.—A COMMODIOUS PASSE; ger boat, suitable for excursions, in complete raonin, order, will be sold on accommodating terms. Apply to a 3,75 South alreet, corner of Malden lane, QHELVING AND FIXTURES FOR SALE CHEAP—aT store 2 Warren street. Desks, shelving, froa office railing, and one large jeweller’s safe, Inquire on the premises imme: diately. de reas, bed 52 inehes paratus, 3,¢ im- Fe See oe a ee Ooak BOON wnll’be ache tee RAR, Bis otic will be taken ing. Address Press, erald ofl. (0 YOUNG MEN IN THE COUNTRY OR CITY Wistt Ing to eny in a respectable and profitable buaness,—A wholesale and jobbing oner bisiness for sate—well estab. lehed, im the vict ‘of Wall street. No Hey need apoly with lena than $1,000 ensh. Apply to J, M. BRARK, 62 Willian street, net 0 WANTED—COUNTY, RIGHTS FOR SALB AT q | 0 1 per county, for @ valuable and useful patented article, nnifl the above sum ts realized, Model and circulars at 1,128 broadway. « TO $10,000--TO NEWSPAPER PROP! . $3.000 =The subseriber, with the abo plait = fond aa eee ce yipy abd real fasees chage the whole or part of «newspaper ’ Herald office. NO LET—FOR ONE OR MORE YARS, AN ¥ ly floished aad roomy dwelling house, on Beopud Aveanes near bt. Mark's church, 26 feet wide and 63 feet deeu; 1s im ext ce lent condition, Possession can be given, if required, beiore the Istof May, and arrangements made for part of the (urnlture it desired. “For particulars apply wo 4. 6..JUNG, &f ‘all street, - 10 LET—A BASEMENT OFFICE IN « PRIVATE HOUSE, recently ocoupied by @ physician, furnished 2 ished. -Appiy at $1 Bast Bightwosta street eee, 10 LET—THE STURE AND B+SEMENT AST corner of Maiden lune and Nassau wireelg one ieee ne one or more years. Suitable tor any Kindot business. “Apply ie store. 10 LET—THE UPPER PART OF A HOUSE, CONSIST- ing of five rooms. bath, gas, c., pleasantly sitnated, and Cestrabie for a small family. Posression ly. apply +1768 Greenwich street, near Bank. LB®-FROM FEBRUARY 1 TO MAY 1, 1860, TO A gentigman and his wife, the upper part of the three and basement brick house, with modern improvewents, West Forty-fourth street, be.ween Filth and ‘Sith avena consisting of second floor and ove room on the third floor. tent $200 per annum and ove third of the gus. be seen from 1h ‘03 o'clock. ‘PO LET—AT 817 AND 819 BROADWAY, FOR BUSI- ness, societies, €c., a large room on second floor, about 2.500 square feet, cetiung 20 feet; uiso large and small roome on Brosaway avd ‘tweltth street. southwest corner, Apply to JOHN 8. KELSO, 62 Wiliuatn street. mt ge (T° LET-SUITABLE FOR A DENTIST OR PHYSICIAN, some very fine rooms in Houd street, cousisting of a par= lor and two offices Inquire at Ni Also a stable in Bleecker street, near Brondway. Inquire as above, (TO LET-STORE & SPRING STREET, TWO DooRs east of Broadway; also, olicea on the secoad and third floors, and lofts, wal. lighted in tae rear, suitable for & light manufacturing business. Apply toJ. 6 BURK4, architect, on the premises. 0 LET—-AT LOW RENTS, TO SMALL AMERICAN FA- miles floors through, copaisting of Ave rome, with Prkaegivion a gaa, beg Nene nay bonse ta West Ch pesg bireet, between Seventh an ‘sven Offiea’ 140 Weat Nineveenth street from fo tP. Mee ae 10 LET—9HE NEW AND HANDSOME STORE 604 Broadway, having two show windows, rolling iron shut- ters, dc. For sale cheap, tenement property, in fee 40 staal! lon strget. Apply at Wi isroadway, or at 15 Nusssu street, room oe T° LET—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM AND bedroom, with bed, linen and conking utenal #, completes also, one unfurnished room aud bedroom. apply to House: keeper, room No. 2, 93 Greene street 10 LET—TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY, PART of a three story and basement house, with all moderm fmprovements and in splendid repair, in one of the choleest 1o= cations in Hoboken; the other part is occupied by @ amall fac mily of three persons Rent low; possession iummediately, if desired. Address, roo ns possible, K. F., Herald office, 10 LET—THE NEW STORK, BaSRMENT AN! T' No. 156 William street, corner of Ann, 27 Rett eas front by 67 feet; Bret clues building: location ‘suitable for aa; kind of business, wholesale or retail. Rent, tow tenant will be. reasonable, Inquire of Messrs. ADRIANCE VANDE» POOL, No. 79 Nassau stceet, secoad floor, ‘0 LET—THE FIRST 2] Broadway, known as the ‘ stevens House, D. TORR sNCE, No 5 Bowling Green, New York. TO LET OR LE~SE-THE NEW 1LARGE FOUR STORE building No. 1,202 Broadway, near Thirty-ninth street, well sadepted for manufheturing vurpowca, oF a couch and wagon cepomtory., Apply to JOHN BKUW EK, No. 7 Coeutles slip, corner of Water sirvet. SOLA8s HOTEL NOs. 21 TO \O LET OR LEASK—TWO LARGE THREK STORY bets brick sor stores, situated in Marion street, ween Spring and Prince streets. Tnquire of Spring a ing the owner, W. J. CORY, 10 LET OR LEASE—DWELLING PART To onthe Fourth avenue, rent 8190 nat farsard (eo ee 1 Sie at very reduced price: d le location for a genteel fac wily, Apply toH. ©. SPEBRY, 20 Fourth . Offlog ir 810 W0and 8 io7. ere Sous l0had Sof. nnn Tourmarenss. eg 10 HATTERS, MANUFACTURERS AND OT! _ Persie he nai, repay aed Aver dees. Near Piedaa a bat factory. Itlsin an excellent lentes well adept: ed toany manufacturing business, and will be ren good teuant.-Apply 0 SAMUBL FROST, 30 South: Wilkes Steet, New York, or at MEADK'B real estate oflice, Market street, near Centre, Newark. a 10 CARTMEN.—A STABLE THAT WILL STABLE or twelve horses to let. Inquire of WM. COOPER, Gol Hudeon street. ORKSHOPS TO LET.—INQUIRE OF W 661 Hudson street. Ms hebos ate COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. PARTNER OR AGENT WANTED IN NEW YORK.— A house over three years established in Ban Franctaco in the hasiery, embroidery, shirts, gentlemen's furvlahing goods, holesale and retail, general staple and fancy dry goods &c., ely f the Eneltab Bushing plan, doing jor cash and on Jar fe and profitable busluess. and dally increasing, ‘tner or agent in New York, to pur= 8a winhes to have a resident chase from first houses, the advertiser having no connection in the Atlante States. To an exoerience! businesa man with a cash capital of from $40.00) to $50,000, or a good honse already established in New York, wishing ty extend thelr trade on the cash principle, this fa chance seliom met with Clothing, boots and sboes can he added to advantage. Undoubted retor rence snd security of the first clues will be given and atrietly required. Address M. C., Beebive stores, Dupont steet, Sax Francisco, Cal PARTNER WANTED—WITII 80! AL invested in a highly reapeciable hx tn full maceeetut operation "its entirely and 8 Propel person will be sure to realize a Call at 129 Bleecker street, from 9 to 12 and 2 to 5, DP MOLOTION OF COPARTNERSHIP Tae Pau. nerahip heretofore existing between 0. Mettam and J, Ka Borke, under the firm of Mettam & Burke, architects, was dis: polved on the tat inal. by mutual consent. Ail’ debta due tha late firm wi received by Wm. Campbell, 45 Duane stree! who is hereby duly empowered to act as reesiver, pichad CHAS. METTAM, J.B. BURKE, PARTNER WANTED-IN, AN | OUD ESTABLISHED Teal entate business, ina first rate location up. tawn; one to do the ont door ‘and whocan putin about $300.’ Ci oh or address A. Fourth arenas) 1 ou SOUS. Call PARTNER WANTEDCIN AN ESTABLISHED MUR. chant tailoring business, in one of the hest locations {n the City, To a person having from $500 to $1,000 capital this is one of the best chances ever offered. The party will not be tae IE CAPITAL, TO BR just startet and 7, without risk, edy fortunes quired to be a practical tailor, having only to k the and attend to the Onancial department Addrest Ke T,'Oe Herald office. ARTNER WANTED —THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO meet with a person of business habits, to take an loterest with bim in a cash business which requirer the attention of WouaIy A, mall amount of capital required, for which secu ity will be given. Apply at 20) Brosaway. room 13. rpoma NFUFACTURING JEWELLERS.—Aa GENTURMAN» experienced in the business, would lke to invest about $10,000, ard take charge of the sales, finances &c Address M. bor a ‘J Post office. Communications will be treated confiden. lly. REALESTATE AGENTS—A MIDDLE AGED GEN- tleman, of wealth and reepectabl ity, would like to connect with a party already established in the real estate onstness: hig & thorough knowledge of the quality and value of land. &o., im all sections of the country, and extensive acquaintance with owners. Can intluence »large trade Han several beautiful farms of his own in this State for sale atbargains, The outdoor Pap of the business preferred. Address D. B., Herald offices for three days. (0) ~A,RARTNER WANTED, IN A VERY PLEA] + sant and lucrative business, where a large and and safe cash business can be done, and without any risk. Ap- ply for three days to J. 7. SANDS,'166 Broadway.” Lonns ob- in mortgag $1 00 TO $5,000.—WANTED, AN ACTIVE, ENTER- inuatnens to WR siren wilh from €11000 10 Beton Rake ihens in Wall stret, with ‘trom. $11 y000 ito ‘Address Broker, box 1st Herald ofios. weomtarnx $1 000. PARTNER WANTED IN AN OLD EQ Wee te a eh Pe standing. A a lucrative inv yar corner of Twenty fifth atreet and Sixt! “tisha $2 500, tnteent n'a permanent and vose setts aie ‘warehouse, for the nse of which the advertinar, same business, will give an interest SalPetbamoun arena.” Aurea wit re aad one eA ———$——$ B TO $5,000.-PARTNER WANTED, IN A mostly for cash, with an old set of customers, ‘The advertiser ‘s thoroughly acquainted with the business, which can be. pro- fitably extended. Undoubted ref iven as to business knowledge and. " ress with real name, Fancy Goods Partner, He ‘Agents need not apply. wr lr lee i $5.000.4,505m orrontanny m cernaan oe tite ancien TO $8) IN ©, OR GOOD &i $5,000 sire tt ctr on,coon muni, ‘lame this . An intervie had by calling on WH NNOLDS, 4 Broadway, in tha WANTED.—ANY PERSON HAV! $10.00 above am unt and desirous of invenung ine Dusinoan, now ful 1 operation and paying well, will please 1B, T 3 Herald oflce, stating undue - enes. Relerenoys giveu and required, i as