The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1859, Page 3

aad Weber’s ‘Abou Hassam,” votn gems, which are scarcely known even by name in London, ‘The Italian company J now in Paris has just appeared in much anew tragedy, which bas been brought out with splendor costumes and goenery, tue heroine the mest and perhaps the moat unfortunate we da '8 of Pria—Cassandra—who gives her name to the ‘Tho suject is not, as many spectators ap- peared to anticipate, the inapired prophetess tne with alarm and terror by her il omened of the fate impending over the doomed King and hie be- Jeaguered capital, but the lot of the unhappy princess af- ter the sacking of Troy, when “fallen Tora ‘their high -—or rather the principal character—presents ma: Fo Pepto in The de of Madame Ristori, ip which her Sees of sangenen. eae Poem of her country and By 4 wife Spamctnoe, yc it copspicuously, affording alter. naiely Sgawomes, for the display Of Yat heey enessy and for which the great actress is 0 justly re- by certain —_ the scenes and par- situations were enthusiastically and justly Nandadage a whole ine tragedy ta 10150 pasiatpouiery ae ue works of comparatively inferior merit. fhe tra ag Ryeng re with the death of R rapeecne we ppd r own hand, after witnessing the assassination of her ‘wfant son—borne 0 Agamemnon—tbrough the vengeance ot C.ytempestra and ber paramour Egistus, consoled in ber jagt moment kid the knowledge imparted by destiny to her Prophetic spirit, that her wrongs will be avenged in a future day upon the guilty Queea of Agamemnon, by the hand of her own son, Orestes, by whom she (Clytemacs. tra) is fated to periah. Mme. Ristori has never appeared to more advantage in Paris than in many parts of this cba: acter, avd her appearance and costumes were perfect studies for the claesic @utiquarian who would desire to see ‘the personages of ancient Troy as they appear in the olden manuscript—‘‘e’en as: they lived.” Mme. Ristori was Hl wu forted by Mme. Sadtoni as Clytemnestra, M. Tejon Fgistus, and M. Glech as Agamemnon. ’ tho scenery, which is admirabio, was painted by an Italian "UL Mola, aud sept to Paris from Piedmont. Tt in thoroighly Greek, reflects honor on his taste and A lived bagatelle, entitled “Le Diable au Moulin,” has been well received at the Opera Comiq ie. It is settled that the St. James’ theatre, London, I read en the 11th of June next, with the new opera of ‘Ray mond and Agnes,” by Edward Loder, and rest batlet ever bro ‘to shia country; in fact, the celebrated spa- nish ballet troupe immortalized by the ‘critiquey-ant ‘writings of Victor Hugo, Dumas, &. “ theawe opens under the managemect of Mr. Augustus Braham and Sig- ner Marques, aud new operas will be producud in succes- sion, the next, we believe, on the list being from the pen ef G. A. Macfarren. Mile. Ferraris bas reappeared at the Grand Opera, and ‘was received with even unusual marks of popniarity. Probably this warmth was-due to the laurels gained dur- ing her absence on the same boards by her young sister dangatrice, Mile. Euma Sivry, for whom, it ig gait, Mlle, ‘Taglioni, the Taglioni of olden days, is composing @ ballet. It is mentioned tbat Graziani’s affair with the director of Covent Garden is likely to be amicably arranged by the Feturn of Graziano! to his former position. ‘Among other parting concerts of the season, we must note that of Mme. Guarabella, which took place at the ‘Hotel du Louvre, and was attended by nearly all the Ame- vicans of distinction in Paris, compliment which their fair country woman re} ging her very best. This r7 Loifinty says Gali , fully confirms the opinion of Thancrerho aclared on har début Vat experionce is only ret rate artist. Sighicelli played and a solo of Beriot’s, both of which were exquisitely given and won golden eet ‘The sudden iliness of ine. Frezzoliot throw doable duty @n the other assistants, among whom Corsi and M. Giusti, ‘fg tenor new to Parie, bonorably distinguished themselves. ‘Mme. Ristori charmed the aseembiy by the recitation of ‘® pathetic Italian love story, and tne svirec went olf alto- gether most gatisfactorily. ‘Miss Helen Faucit, says }, is at present in Paris, and though she has ed her name and posi tion—being now Mre. Theodore Martin—looks, aod, we leretand, acts as charmingly aseéver. At one of ‘our distinguished literary a few evenings since, ‘the party had the enviable privilege of witnessing her Yecitation of the poison scene from ‘Romeo and Juiiet,”’ and the Leeper nemid scene of Lady Macbeth; in both of which the effect created is described as immense, though, with a bappy tact, the fair tragedian gave the somnam>u Jiem of the guilty ‘queen with Seupauet intensity befitting ‘the restricted size and auditory of a h scenes: ‘Were witnessed with deligh!, and though familiar wiih ‘more exuberant testimonies of applause, it is questionable af her genius ever produced on her hearers an impression more profound. Miss Faucit is here on a tour of pleasure, geeking r¢laxation and repose after a most successful but fatiguing professional tour in Scotland. Tho well known reputation of Mme. George Sand at- ‘tached unwonted interest to the piece just brought for- ‘ward at the Gymnase, $F gry genes de Sainte Gemme,” a comedy in three acts, It is a commonplace truth that the highest success in various other branches of literature often fails in dealing with the . The cleverest and ‘most prolific, as well as most popular of living dramatists, ‘M. Scribe, is an instance in pomt: bis novels, Fine number of which {s considerale, presenting in their “mediosrity a Tomarkabie contrast with the talent almost universally digp'ay eq in his writings for the theatre, Sir Walter Sco:t, #0 inimitable as a noveilst, failed.in the drama, and, no: ‘to multiply instances, the ‘comedy of Madame Sand is ene ther example of this kind of mutake. The lady (Marg! rite) possessed of youth and fortune, hes the rH lar tasto to bestow her hand upon a middle aged deba a wi: dower, M. Desaubers, whoee house she governs, and whose rown {nto disorder by his extravagance, she ar- ranges in the most satisfactory manner. jg, Dowever, disturbed by a love intrigue which springs up between the son of Desaubera (Cyprien), now grown to manhood, and a young iady of whom his fay mh ther, “misinformed of her character, dicapproves. The inci- Cents of the piece all rise from inis situation, which is the ineans of introducing a certain Count de Lusy—en unprin- cipled roué of the same school as Desaubers who auda- clously makes advances to Marguerite. She dares not ac- quaint her husband, because the count fs renowned as a fatal duellist, but fortunately Cypriea ‘perceives his de- sign, and becomes the protector of hie young stepmother, an act of courage which leeds to a final settlement of ali difficulties, The couct retires discomitted, and the inevi- table marriage concludes the piece. Mme. Rose Cheri acts the principa! character. Markets. THE PARIS BOURSE. Panis, June 3—12:27 P. M. The Bourse opens without any alteration since Wednes- day, Rentes, 62f. 50c. 1:22 P. M. A rise of 34 bse taken place in rentes, whicn are 62/, 8:65 P.M. ‘A further improvement bas taken place, and the Bourse closed animated and firm. Rentes, 63f. for money €2f. be. for the account, being a rise of nearly 1¢ aince Wednesday. News from Dominlen. OUR ST. DOMINGO CORRESPONDENCE. Sr, Dommnco, May 17, 1859, The Government and the Foreign Consuls—The United States Representativs—The Opposite View of the Danish Ques- tion—A Warm Time Expected—The Clouds of War Gathering on the Horizon, dc., dc. Owing to injustice and the desire on the pert of this government to plunder foreigners resident here, by re- fosing to redeem their obligations, the foreign Consuls have been obliged to take extraordinary measures, by protesting, and fioally striking their flags and asking for their parsports. The Consul of the United States is the only one who has not struck his flag, for the reason (it is supposed) that be is not sustained in protecting the in- terests of his citizens by his government. Some corres- pondents in thie city give erroneous information in regard to the Danish question, 11 is well known to every pergon resident bere that there never was more piratical and outrsgeous insult to tho Danish flag than the late acts of the Dominican cruisers oa the open sea, breaking open their batches and robbing the veesels, with the Bon. il of War of this republic as Commander-in-Chief of the operation, News has just been received that the Danish government has refused to receive the agent sent from this government, Mr. F. De Castro, and have ordered ‘two " ates and three sloops of-war to proceed to this port. We expect lively times here, as vessels of war of ‘all nations must iy arrive bere, ‘We understand that there is an agent of this govern. ment now in the United States, by the name of Madrigal, fully authorized to grant privateers commissions to such ‘as feel disposed to plunder under the Dominican flag. CONGRATULATIONS. {Translated for the New York Haxary from the of Gazette of Dominion.) ‘The following letters have been directed to his Excel- lency the President of the Dominican republic by the so- vereigns of France, England and Denmark, feiicitating ‘him on his advent to power, and manifesting to bim the sincere aesire which animates them of maintaining and drawing closer the friendiy relations which exist be- ‘tween the republic and their reepective States: Naroxxor, by the grace of God and the national will, Em nor of the French, to the President of the Dominican public:— Vary Dean ano Goon Fritnn—Wo have received the Jetler in which you inform us that the confidence of your feilow- citizens elevated you for the third time to tho Preeidency of the Dominican republic, We feel pleasure in felichtsting you on this wortny honor which bas been conferred upon you, and we very cordially agree in the ‘Ceaires which you express for the maintenance and deve Jopement of the friendiy relations waich exist between France and the said republic. You may ba assured that we will always take @ lively interest Bin everythin, tbat concerns your country, and we profit with pteasure by this occasion ace to you ‘our feelings of esteem and good wi” In the meanwhile me ray to God that he may keep you, very dear and friend, in bis holy and safe protection, 1 Written in the Palace of the Tuileries, on the 80th of March, 1869. NAPOLEON, A. Waizwait. af by the grace of God, Queen of the United King. ct Groat Britain and ireland, Detouder of uss at ren Peete OF THe DOMINICAR REPUBLIO:— Oe Goon Faieyb—Wo have received tie letter which You directed to us, under date of the 6th ultimo, in which you inform us that for the third time you have been ele. ‘vated to the high position of President of the Dominican republic, We congratulate you on this new proof of the respect and confiderce of your feilow citizens. We have experienced the gresteat satisfaction in the intention which you have expressed of continuing your offorts to maintain ana draw vearcr the friendiy relations which exist between Great Brite. and the Dominican republic; god, op our part, wo .\@sure you that wo shaly | Biss Pa?sso, this Ota 9, andi the aid ak | wasted good VIOPORIA, To Hus RXxcauuancy Tm Pamper ov 118 Domuican Re- PUBLIO:— Mr, Paxsrpmyt—I have received with a great deal of in- terest the letter in which your Exce!lency his had the byte to inform moe of your elevation to tne Presidency In offering to your Excel I entreat lenoy my sincere felicitations on this euhjcut you to be well persuaded that oa my part I wil correspond to the desire which you have expr. drawing nearer the good understanding which eo happily exists between Denmark and the Dominican Repablic; and I profit by this occasion, at the’sams time, to coavey to your Excellency the wishes which I enterutiu for the prosperity of the State to whose head you have been called, ag well ag the certainty of my esteem and sincere affection, FREDERICK. CasrLy OF FReprricksnv ‘RG, March 15, 1859, .The New Jersey. Pc lata Time [From the Newark Mercury, June 13. Yesterday was the utmost limit fixed by the Second Adventists of this city for the continuance of all earthly Waites. At the meeting of these deluded people at Union ‘Halil in the morning, one of the speakers said that it had been announced in the newspapers that if this day did not witness the end of the world, they would e ap thelr belief and ceage to hold their meetings. Tuis was an error, They intended nothing of the kind. If the world did not come to an end now—and be doubted some- what that it would—it would come “some time,”’ and the taeetings would be continued to the end, that they might all be prepared when the long expected event should take ace. He coungelled his hearers to be in no wise cast own, but tohold up their heads and look the world pen in the eyes. He firmly believed that, according to the Scriptures, “time was up.” He had not pro. phetic vision, ecg might be some error in the calculation, but as far as he could eee it was high time for the consummation of all things general and everything in particular. Tne speaker said that probably the next steamer from Europe would bring some Latonid gence favorable to their views, and enlighten them upoa Some points which were heretstore very dubious, Whe- ther or not he meant that the world Caught fro om the other side of the water, and that the flames were — over the face of the earth like the measles ough @ community, this deponent did not learn. The H ker compared the present position of those who were “rooted and ‘prounded” in the peculiar beliet of the Se- cond Adventist's, to the condition of the children of Ierael, on coming, in their journey ings, to the B Red Sea. ‘There ap: peared to be no avenue of escape, but,God opened a way for them; and He would now relieve them from their present condition of doubt and uncertainty, through some such Miracuious agency. Much of this kind of argument was used, but it apparently afforded tne loading disciples pre. sent but little satiefacsion, and they appeared as thoagh they wou!d have much rather experienced the crisis at this-time. ‘Hope deferred maketh the heart sick,” was literally true im their case. The majority, however, seemed to find great satisfaction im the fact that the “end was not yet,” and were perfectly willing to “+ ii longer.” e BuppIse @ New “cypher”? will now be m: in order to ascertain wherein their calculations had been in error, and we would suggest that in figuring the Dens: with seven horns, and the little beast with eleven eyes, into years and days, that they substract from the grand total the result of the present war in Earope. | Eve Tybody wants to know about that. A Prace To: Figur Asovr.—One of the return- ed Pike’s Peak emigrants says that he would not give ‘a quarter of a cent an acre for the whole of Kansas.”” Ewe BE AR Ti K. : Bs THE SAME POACE ( 78 oN Ppa Mato aasep oF THOMAS DAWSON Clsch, (a printer by wade, Anv information of him wine be ‘bak fall eeeied| by ig ertand rho eet trouble, at 449 Foon ‘ateee' bea rot een, oar Bt ino" ‘als ‘completa te light, Bie he Helghe (abou Bier Tinie OHN GIBBONS, A BAKER BY TRADS—WILL SEND Iress to No. 82 Mesiderry street, Baltimore, Sear of something io his advantage, oe” ig AGING LEED NOONAN, ABOUT ll YEARS OLD; she was a passenger on board the stearasbip Argo, from Gaiway; and landed st Vastle Garden on Tuesday last. Any json knowing her whereabouts will confer a great 1avor streeaed relatives by directing her to 3) ‘Henry sweet, ri THOMAS RUSSELL, SBIPWRIGHT, AND Buvweil, his wife, nauves of Berwick- the lanier saier to to be late comm with Capt 8. 8 Pa ‘Wrst BARTLEPOOL, May 25, 1899, HIS NOTIOE WILL BW A, SUFFTOLH r he gentieman who took my Panam hat fons the ates jerdsy after: ay sine ‘but ar to retura i—ae an eee wows le, and tts owe morufying. street, ‘ext door to Broadway. AAA ARAL 2AM | BNGINE, WITH | Janpenerss A A peers so eerte th aties c SRR Aa quanon FoR 2 meio tae PROPSI®TOR OF knows barroom pea ear Broadway, ‘vacant, offers het Satins se oe Ot BRICK heey cATrOne FOR SALE OR LEAsE.— Steam engine hy Bap a a Baits look from’ 3 “y aoe WaLTaus 1; Wallaioed, Bosepine #moor ratowns Ponnayivaoin, 1] miles Oy raitrosd from Philadeiphis, ree farce and tonne Schoo! neg been in neil opera ‘Norristown, Pennsylvania, FOR SALE.—A FIRST RATE STAND, Zoara leane of sore, at « very low rout, ‘Aw bantness anna Wiahfog to start can buy the good will and_ soe now In store # a valuation. uired, about $1,600, Apply to BUTLER, BOAULIZ & MATAMWA, ‘Rustioncers, (JOTION FACTORY FOR SALB VERY CHEAP—UN- J tailing water power, ies to market, new and odern tn dire’ mate ing order; jude w Momkiy; dinsies ia'a pleasant mechan BIGGS & souruwic » 81 Nassau gtreet. {ANAL SOHOONER CHRSAPEAKE FOR SALE—NOW ying st Slaten Island; carries 185 tons, Apply to 8. Me 67 Warren street. p*® ISTILLERY.— yon SALE, THE APPARATUS IN order alcohol aud ‘Also two working rom. hydraulic presses. Wi be on favorable terms, or ex changed for other pi erty. “Apply at the Diatlery’No. Lif and 119 Troy « OR SALE THE SYOCK, FIXTURES: GOOD WILL AND Tease of fg tient ‘a respecte. ble end nial sola seitled romdnect agen Ot @ a Kor corner; price, $300. I West, corner Ki. proses yr LEASE, GOOD WILL, AND Al Toe of 8 tat class iuneh and ve wees, rad il voreash oni’ Bert rie pore oe iar : fare inquire of RJ GAN AVaN, bo Willings 16 x Ronee FOUNTAIN, yl Pio ey aly up epparates, one city, axd im perfect order. sort be sola a's very low price. , 5.'W. SQUIRE, 96 Laurens street, oR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTUSRS OF AN old estab'iahed liquor store. For further particulars ap- ply to P. MULVIIL 802 Pearl street. one BALR~RIATARD. SALOON. WITH TEN TA3I a 8 city weat of New York. The tables an alt the appot seine siea ‘he tvtclue a Leariy new, and the Laine unsurpassed. Price $8 000; not less than $3,000 to Address 8. 8, 8., Herald POR SALE — THE OLD AND WELL RerABLivaeD confectionery and ice cream-saloon, situated on (ot mreet, corner = Rinpe’ oe ane It ne a a good oven ard comm bak ‘with all — and ‘ene wo = an extensive business er roger other engegemente, i cobsequently compelled ‘his, bape Bhhg on ban kw ‘excellent shaven for — one destzous e ve posinens yur years of ap ‘unexpired lessee. quire on the prem! si ‘OR SALE—A BOARDING HOUSE IN O&DAR SfREET, west of Broadway, bi Satisfactory reasons rent du til frat the month. Apply at 78 Broad Bore axioua aud houses sold and Le ee een paid down. (OR BALE—ON BROADWAY, A WHOL re‘ail Leon COT, bread and cake bakery saloon, in order and dolag good business. pi 10. D LAWMENCE, L001 ‘Srosaweyy nen Thirty-e2- cond surest. po SALE—S2GAR FIXTURES, COMPLETE AND IN goed order, having been et de up new this season, on Broad- way. -Apoly at the oarpeater abop, 60 Univeralty place. OR 84) EA BAR ROOM, IN ONE OF THE BEST locetions in the eity, only one door from Broadway. Set for.selling. Apply at No, 17 Grand {s’actory reasons given street alver 9A. M. OTEL FOR SALE-THE LEASE, FUBNITUBE, 4c, for aale. The hi doighirally suaied within. hi of to for boarders; must be seen eppreciated. BIGGS & SOUTHWICK, 3 ‘Nessa att mrpet. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, T THE NORFOLK STREET METHODIST EPISCO! Aus Po there will ie pre Leg in the torenon by Bal nd im y Rev. man. The oN Pepi are ead ete ais PUSECRER STRERI UNIVERS4LIST CRURCA. oon ner of wleecker and Downing etreeis, Kev. Moves Ballou pastor. Services at 104 A. Mand Be moraing, “Uriel of alih;” Met ke YHRISTIAN SOCIETY, Cs HA) Aaron Nar ead axacnt La hog Maia egy tl re a F i morvip; evening. Moiving discourse, Delanis Jeng.” Bais enemies, as well og inca = relsdous an :. ie ‘vied to attend. YOCRCH OF THE PURITANS, UNION SQUARE.—THE VU tra (imeourse mn the serieg on the'-‘Trnasactions of ibe Grose? wil be ed by the Rev, Dr. Obecver, morrow greiag, the Te cuorch ofthe Purltans. “Berviegs ot Tig o'clock. (oR 1. W. HATCH 18, 18 ENGAGED To SPRAK AT DOD- vorth fog, at’ 1034 o'clock, subject—""Mohammedur = tw clatans and tea Keaults.” _sveving. 734 o’clock~ “Georg OOF ER, INSTILULE.—UNION 4 BELIGIOUS SERVIOMS o'clock, je week, and five ti every mornh every Pbabbaike Si my my y dune i, pe pubis Srpoditon of Bor ture by Howard Crosby, Bag. General unlva orayer meedng at dg » by the Kev 7 Joun Thom Preach tou, DD. Bible classes at 234 ». Ef pen toaill, JOQRER INSTITUTE, AT SEVENTH STAKET AND ‘hia D. J. xobli ingon will preach at a 10% A. M.—"Full Saivatioa.” * Subject “a scent cr, Last Bi B. AR 4ITAGE, PASTOR OF THE FORPSUE STREET Deptt cls arch, wili preach on Sunday afternoon, at 3 orclogk, {a Unione. spel, corner Broadway and Thirty ninth street, bests free. and Fourth srenuet ect, ic beers CHUROH.—BBV. U. T. TRACY, ASSIST. ant minister of Ascension church, will preach t> morrow (runday) evento, ia the church corner Hammond street aud preriey piace. Bervices at 1034 a. M,and4 and 144 PM. ents sree. 19, a Rev 8 F Ferry, of Yarmouttinort Mave will onisiste,, The service will be dussoutiaued for the summer. ening NoHE, DI DUTCH CHURCH, CORNER OF WILLIAM Fulton sireets.~ Divine service sore Sabbath at Hg o'clock. A. M. 4 o'clock 2. M. and a pray grening at § o'clock. Sabbath School ana i TM. Tuceday ¢ evening lectare, prayer meciing at 8 clock. A daly p “ih oe! meetog from a be furnished, wlo'clook, allare invited, and seats wi ‘PROTESTANT EPISOOPAU MIGSION OHURO, Clinton Bali, Astor place, in charge of the Rev Robt G Dickson. Divine service every Sunday at 103 o'clock A. M., ano 734 P.M, also on Thuraday evenings at 8 o'clock, Ali age invited. Seate free throughout. Re ™. ‘ROTHINGHAM’S BOLIRTY, Broadway and Thirty second street —P morning and evening. Subject for the morning, * of Ged.” In the evening, “Obristian Hospitality.” EV, MATTAORW BALE SMITH WILL PRESOH NEXT Sundny.in the Moont, Olivet Imptigt church, coraer Sixth aveone and Forty-frat 103g A. M. and 7%f in the even ing. Familles thd persons the Lew congregation up towa are collectively lavited by the pastor of the Mount Oiivet charch to worship on Sunday with his congregation. Teachers and chiloren of the Sunday achoot will weet‘at 670 Sixih avents. at 2P. M. The new place of worship on Forty foarth street and Sixth avenue will be opened on the first Sunday 1n July. a T INL EPENDENT Poor Ae Ky Ge), antor, meets at ye Chapel, 7 rom fe Bezon, yew peane ns ove Casa fa) Seance in God)’ evening, “The Battle of Life” se: CORNER OF street —Fervices Sunday Phe Unity NHE REV. SIDNEY A. OORKY WILD PREAH IN the Kighieenth sireet Bapilet church—one door west of Pith avenue—to ancrrow morning at 1036 o'clock, nnd In the evening 841 Oelosk In ening, th ieoture iu th series on ‘The Young Men of the Bible will be delivered. Sab. J baslom, the Progressive Young Mau. ie REY DR. WausNAMT AND TOE FRIENDS OF atree Bib ing "doing penance” to a close, will dt j@ name and office of the ‘Bomtsh ligion, tn to-morrow eveaing, at’?! RPS the corner of Third avenue and Fitisente, aren on S20 Gay, dune 19 wt 10 o'clock A. M., to attend divine service in body. tn the Lutheran church in Fifteenth aireet, betwee Second and Third avenues, ihe Ber. Mr. Seheon, pastor. 1.0: present, igvitation, is Remember thy - a RAYMOND, Colovel. WINES, LIQUORS, eC. GisRms Fhom BARTON & oueriee AND OTHER ean: houses, from $2 75 pers) ona Hennemy braady, vin- weg ah bag a wae alee, pouier: ic. abo atlow SUPERIOR OLARET WINE —JUST RECEIVED, PER se ip Frank Haynie, 300 cases of waperior claret wine, Astle okt ba de per case for sua or soprored oreo, ‘B, MA&NUUM, 90 Coder street, corner of Broadway, _ REMOVALS ALS. x Ah Ripon: KOFICe Fits 18 TO INFORM Y iomoved, Mat ate tut atthe ok einad, 100 Chatheta strech an ‘oon with an} a> eer, oman iy tee /eamne Eide any” menoeaber te nasmpes, 100 Chathaat has long Can be found a choice assortment of our velebrated, musleal intruments, watches, jewely, AY IMPORTANT nore. —THK REAL OLD GENUINE A Simon Pure origin) JAGOBA, ao many yerra ostablishad | a remo: , three doors fun Dose ny whore aie muies sie reas ont. OVAL. DEFIANT iwilitens eee, sare fang from 192 Pearl to LF, Baus Mah Mn PATRICK. ARKET STAND FOR sav RMA" Me Siena Barclay street, leer re reac 0 BTATIONEES—A GOOD JOB PRINTING OFFICE Jn operation. complejo, will be exchanged { astoreestabluhed. address Printer, bor 1,876 ‘New office. %, —FEED STORE FOR SALE, IN ONE OF THE GOO. Destavenuee: three yesre letae, four sory hes, stable for twelve horses; now doing a business of week. Apply at 847 Broadway, up suirs. C. B. HOWES & 00. EXPRESSES. wu FARGO & bs 8 XPaRas CALIFORNTA, OREGON, WASHINGTON TERAITORY, BRITISH | COLUMBIA PACTSIO COAST ov soUTH AMERICA. AT R&DOCTION IN Ra’ Ou nex} express will bo deepsitned ca Moagay next, Some ©, 1859, by the United States Mail Steamship Company’s steamer STAR OF THE WistT, At the fo‘lowing greatly reduced rates: NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO, Feat freight at 20 centa per pound; slow freight at 18 cents per pound, provided it welghe 18 pounds to the eublo foo, “Lighter ir samme p Sti freight mst be sovurely packed and ftatements of contents and value of every pi furnished to feeiliuate the clearance at customs arcela caly reveived on the day of sailing. de in all varts of Onioraia ‘Oregon, £9. io in sume if must be A YOU! ‘A I GHLY RESPECTABLE FAM. ly, a tasten word domestic a pag pleasing act pee acter Meecetted eS your ay adverdgemanal erage is be ei ty three. The éelieate tt tween twenty snd Winch your adverdsewenr is couched bas Den! ‘an dpethy of answering such. Keferences af the highest charac ter can be given. Address Office, 44 ann street, NY. Amelia Isle Fieve fe for an interview must be Fernandina, YOUNG MAN, AGED 2, OF THE HIGHEST vespectability, wishes to form the acquaintance of a wortby young lady with a view to matrimony. she mast be of Tretived dieposliivny of domestic inclinations: and postevs sae meaps, ‘The scbsoriber, a resident of the West, is engaed in a ‘uerative business, and possesses ove of the finest realdacces a ea, Beferences of the highest character, “address or three all particulars, Gould 8, B. wile Sencial t Post ‘ome, New York otty. MATSIMONIAL PERS°NS DESIRING 4 PLOYORE O8 fatore wile or husbend, also a sket pect in life, by vending to hand arit ea, suclostg 25 cent tn stampa or money. will receive oy re urn mail 1Be Vionired information. address Madam 8}. Pi New York Post oflice. GLAIRVOYART.—MAB, SEYMOUR, B08 FOUMEE A rect, s iow y, the most suc: “testil medical and Ouainess slatevoyant in'Asterisa. Oousal sifon on sickness, business, absent friends, Aa, Satlefaction uaranteed oF Bo PRY. “QUATRVOYANT AND ASTROLOGIST THAT BRATS A. the world; aud fve thousand dollsre le offered to any per spi eae Lge She warranis to cure any ‘wore. fora Theumatism, consutn pda, agen rota Rad ‘all wing beta ane * fa the only natural all seein; ts toe clairvoyant Oiled Stale “All Uite who are wick, it rouble of unforts Petry 2 hoe ag call and see this gifted lady Residence 122 Spring street. STROLOGY —MADAME LEAVEY Can Bz CO A ed about love, marringe and atwent frien 1 (ehe ti the events of life), at 195 Mulberry atreet, in thé rear. La 25 cent; counts epsedy marrioges ud gives lucky numberg; charge extra OOD NEWS. —THE NEVER papeee Aa seeeoLoomt: seer sed gifted fled indy, of Informat ween Hiudeon and Varick. “a 461 Canal atreet, north born wih a nsiural gif; ren true information of sli af: fairs ‘hrough life and cures drankenness, The Sqmmanity acknowledge Mrs, Roecer the beat whea all others fa! bi YOU WISH TO HAVE muh § er amarion oF io, ioe tg hrougd life, then c& tail toconsult Mrs. a. VER, the opy true seer and Of taformavion, pa el you Phen of sorrow and ADAMR WIDGER, CLAIRVOYANT, A GUFYxD the mr meriee of futunty, love. fren 1s lady, pv marriage, absent friends, sic (ben medicines for a aerate lueky swien:; Lee eer lost to a8 No B—WEO 0 HAS NOT i wore HEARD | OF THE C THE CELEBRATED . 1 She bas been consulted at, focls contdect ahe haa'bo equal, ‘She tolls the namo of fulsre Fine here oallat Sot Third vest above Hweaty ara sreot, Erde fo comtas 4 gentlemen $1, }; en ———————E Eee on ROUSBES, } ROOMS, | &C., WANTED. .ARROOM WANTED, — ‘A PARSON 1 “two BBOO ANID, a FARO TATING, ZO sion of a Seninnas aatrem ‘that runt to advantage t ah ise Featablah Address Edi office Porter’ pirit 1 KF RNISHSD HOUSE.—A PARTY HAVING A LARGE hyuse well located, with good furniture, and can hire the Adjoining premises, would arrange with and give entire con- le party who can add some furniture and keep inet 'Shaes boarders. Address Willer, He office. ousE pri dmprevemesia by wee Bei] fo ea moderp, ‘maall, by; rent aot Yo ezcged Met pert: "Addreas'8. 0. awards 81 1 yan Finierth WANT 70 RENTAN OWNER OF PROPERTY ‘ishes to rent § eengints bases tn the ot , between The Bouse mat bo of superior anuhe Ree dane ET Uplon equare Post ofioe. si aa FOR BALE—ONE OF THB yd . Of hes se dy ny mama CBC pn EL a debt of Long Branch: one of the mot} nt tcene Go men petene: farm in the State; fruit of every 1, and Lid Mealy ennet be wurpeantd: us aot datos fe gay c the by fou steal sieamboata ni aly, ce Paliroad to be in nie - m MIL vi eae ee to De Daviv' H. BAUWR oo tbe premitos vibe tual VAILABLE PROPERTY TAKEN IN BICHANGR FOR sp article of vvivereal demacd and utulty in coe village, out ot which $1,000 can be made ia ‘ty. 318 Bo (i by ms Serene) wo to THOMAS 'S A SERB, 978 Brondway’ New York sx Ei BOOKLYN HOUSES FOR SALR_V1Z: ONR OF THOSE mall otiges on Bt, Feil? etaregh Post ones ot Pete eveeeat price $1 000; also the ‘ire autifu' block of frame ootiages on on Breet, jus: north of Fulton ge with carriage way of seven fant, lo brick hiue 27x10; price $4,(00; als) es fret clam throe story pe nen Roane prion $5, al bow bouses are within a few 4 sagen, waler, are in an oF folseat ising rire Ba Arty P ipestions Terms easy (poly SF: {Slama HL HOLA, attorney at lew, 19 ROADWAY BTOP EB FOR 84LE AND TO LEASE— OD west Fide: one corner, near Bleecker street, wide frontand very deep; two two near Ganal street, raarble fronts 10 be finished to” oe it by Doo. Bext: also one cor: ner, ten yearn’ lease. A. BKEBE, 195 ‘Broadway. ‘VHOICE STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY FOR Lit a4 Beautiful Shee toe vaio villas and country seate —A very dest rable and beautifully looated prop rate rosidonont's Raw ofered for nie, wie eee ss aanieiee on on fot iw ittein ie inowedite re of New Brighion and Quearatine isn tall stiower 7 agreeably a very healthy, and will be be at lower bribes a whole or in para than aay ater Gret SOBRES UESLEWOOD, seks tos Quaran ng HESLEWUOD, near the Quarantine Ysland. Inquire landing. BALE--FARMS, COUNTRY AND VILLAGE BZSI ences aad bulclug sles, allusied on the reat shore of the C'Pitmoat For mape and olber parioulars appiy 10 : SuSTKOUS fi Broadway ree aon i~ SALE. —ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING SIT as ‘Weatcheater county, in the town of Onatuing, 136 mi os ote Sng, containing’ from six to. of exc) lent Innd. e , a the Hudem river and mile. MADISON, 742 Broadway, basement, a the countr, rend for wbirty or apply om fine Price $3,(00; terms easy, Inquire st 200 avenue 4, corner of Kighieenth street. = Roe SALE.—160 spnme or OMOLIE SELECTED FARM. lend, in the heres oy Towa, would be exchanged fora douse Hn lot im, Brooslyn, or a small farm. apply to D. 3. DUNOOMS, 51 Liberty mreet. B A) AT. SOUTH NORW4LK—THE PROPER. | Be Moss Hill. located within ten ty know; i. misutes’ walk fy Norwalk rah depot, ihere ion the promisce a Seucival 5 sft with otber felts — by 22 land, holding fesennce yw of Long Island Sound, Upper and South Korwalk and snerouneie country. Will oe sold at a gre: — os OLLY & PHILIP H. BROWN, SALE CHEAP—ONE OR THE MOST DESIRAGLE Dalding lots on Brooklyn Jeighta, loot betmeen Ler poed Eanes sie bemsen ag erms will b or paricars e apply ta J. SY sABDY, No. 38 Bouin ‘ehree, pad Wall WR EXCHARGE—A FIRST CLASS, FULL SIZED r° Bouse in Thicket areet; would be excBange! for one or t or for & sm: al way outer town, Address 8. grb. 8, Herald ofiee, . OR BALE oz ‘ExXOmancEea BEAUSIFUL COUN ace. at New Re try pl jew Rochelle; house and grounds in pertect orde: an kinds of fruit; 400 bbls, of apples tn one sex son; extensive water prospect, one mile trom railroad depot, e. and will be sold boat landit "NOt m Statereaes 4 ne rev ist bowery, corner of ts bargain; Apply ef the drag store, rand street. 1OR SALE OR ¥XCHANGE—ON yaEy Propose anaes, A cottage, with eleven lots, the centre of the Fillage of lstbuab, four a ‘ollga from Pulion ferry; commanicy tion by stages hal The place t# neatly'laid out with fruit ava shade tree a raspberries, strawberries, &c. $000 carh will be paid that suits, Inquire of A. BDUNGOMB. Si Livery atreey, Ne ¥. OR BXOHENGE OR SALE—A VERY SUPERIOR Fe pasive aris avd meadow farm of 237 acroe and a syria feos pu ‘well stocked with caitle: crops ing favo perfect worl er. Inq) MLIOTT, Noy clinton Hall, Bighth street OR SALE OR EXOBANGE. A VERY DESIRABLE medium sized bo Pp town, price $10,000; and some ery fre losin reokiyas 5 craton crea, 1 thoes wii I rove. Appiy at Ii street, frat Soor, from 1 oS k. ba 2 ee Mans SERBS CD rk SST SRST OR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATS in the capi tal stock ins well ki wn. tea yalsobie i For particu. ry no) a Tire apply 00. BALDEN HALL, 64 Wiulans sireot, EB SALP OR TO Neeser 36 a 3 ing ces street, near West and boiler. eee ingaire of H- mC Canny, 7.08 Wasa street, or of"! i W.METCALF, 66 Duanesireets 7 (OR BALD OR TORT LARGE AND CONVENIENT halt wory brisk house, pleasantly located, wat afrinie avenve and near Fourteenth Inquire ‘as 13 John street, up stairs, —a— $$$ $< $< $< Bea fe eerng OR TO LET—NO. 134 Bg hoe 3 FORTI- reat, a well Dusit four sory ‘end basement brick 4c, Possession immedi- rt} Royly hou 11 w 8 to Fs WALLIN, TI John street. OR SALE OR TO LET—A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY residence, at North Hem) LI. 20 miles from Brook- Jyo, consisting of house, barn, RE acres of ground, covered with fruit aud forest eine cottage, with six lot At Eigm patéad wil L, E which ia Reted ior iis Realth; pr ‘$1,200 burebi ave money SR mores, sippy tod aMLES ORUIESHaNK, eae COUNTRY PLACE TO EXCHANGE POR ery, only eight milea from New York, on he ling gS tg atland The building constais of m te frame hot fd in with brick, furnished with all the modern improvements. The tovant houses, sable, barn. snd ee house (dled) are ali rew and weil arranged; aleo, tbe stock, horses, carriage, and al Tecessary implements. Locwilon ungu Deauty gnd health, and is easy of access. Posneasion immediately, Forfuriber particulars apply 0 HOMES MORGAN, No. 3 Mewropoliian Beuk building ‘OURLOTS ON FIRST AVENUE, NEAR ONE BUNDRED F sad Fink street. for ssie or exchange for a emall farm. the lots 1s about even with ihe avenue, BU Ge Herald ollee. ATENT TO EXCHANGE FOR REAL ESTATE OR ‘persoual property— One of the moat valuable patents in ihe Uiion, Most be sold, as the owner tein tranelt for Murope. DINGS 4 & HOLDEN, 9 Nassau aod is Pine streets. (0 BANKS AND CAPITALISTS—BROADWAY AND Aun street.—To lease for a term of years. To lease for 18 years from April next, the proper:y known ‘ameri- can Museum, on Broadway, opposite st, Paul's church— 55421026, Wanted—A plot of ground on ‘Broad Fourteenib street. to, be cocupted by the Amerioun Museum, of equal dimensions to the present location -For further ticulars inquire of BOMER MORGAN, No. 3 Metrop wank Building, ‘EN THOUSAND ACRES OF THE MOST VALUABLE 7 fron, mineraland timber land in Missouri, with liberal charter to > a fron and luaber, or will merge all in a r, vetalning ® quayteror inte erein. begs BIGGS & SOUL WICK, 81 Nassau street. LUABLE DOCK, PROPBETY, FOR SALE 0 ny street and the ver, gout pitas rela about 18 lots. For terms, &c., apply to au SBEVOG, No Ro, 12 rket atreet, New York. ———$——— Wn OR TSREE LOTS, TO BUILD A schoolhouse upon, between Division and Fourth streets, ‘and Meaex street. For further partlvulare apply 1 1B, 171 Obrystie street, in the rear. 0.00 0. AZANTED, VACANT Lore IN NEW 10 ork or Hrcoulya, well shunted: for which part casb will be paid and balsnce in farming lands in Connec- fieut and tn one of the Wester emvecn. Biaies, ox lepcaved. ky. pes, perty willbe casbanged ifpreterred. "addresg Bryan, care of Cockroft, 38 Merchants’ Exchange, N. ¥. Bower Mr. G! ‘RTISTS, TBACHEAS | SND SOHO0LS ARE ‘gesracr. A fully informed that ‘he subasriber has lately made a greut reduction in the prices of the best English and Freuch canvass, Diland watercolors, pastels. tracing clo, drawing papers, brushes, and all other artists’ materials and is selling hem cheaper than any house in the city. Oce of the largest and peat selected assortments of engravings and etudiss for the tae of cols ll the materials for Groc designs. Framca of the latest styles al ogee otc made to order, A Lberal discount allowed wa 0 fo'Be trade acd W. SCEAUS, 629 Broadway, T 431 PEARL STREET—85 00 WORTH OF CAST OFF A clothing wanted, in iarge or emall lots. Gentlemen hav: of the nuove to disposcof can ovtain the mal sat cash y calling at the store or ad ¢ James Moroney, street, near Chatham. ADIES’ AND GENTLEME!’S CAST OFF CLOTHING, Li furniture and carpets wauted.—If you wiah to recetve an honest, fair value for your goods, and avold all humbugs and Draggers or supposed pretenders, call on or send by post to HABAIS, 19 Heyenth avenue, between ‘Twentiech and Twen- ‘ou can be convinced to your own eaula- ublic, the fair valne paver. or the Ladies attended 0 by Mra, whi Bae he who une ne Hetia Mibe'ceventh avenue. Taepeotion, corner of Essex and Grand streets. une 14, 1 men sath sweepers, and all other person: mreets:—Notlot ia bereby given that the; reseive their pay for cleaning atresia from warch 5, 185%, to May 14, 1859, at the office of the Supertatendent of Sanitary Trapection, corner of Grand and Banex atvecte, ‘Wednesday, June 23, al 10 o'c'ack AM. DA Niet BR. DELEVAN, City Inspestor, rs ‘0. Downrn,| Bap of Ban’y Inspection. OME TNepsoToRS ‘DEPARTMENT, BUREAO OF ba nit cart m ployed ta cleantog whi ITY INSPEOTOR’S DEPARTMENT, BUABAU OF SA- (ikary Tnnvectioa --New York, June 17, 1800 Lerria to be employed in the work of clean- Ing the str this city. Apply immediately at the fice of ihe iRperiutendeat of Sanitary Inspection, eoraer of Grand and Kasex streets DANIEL E. DELEVAN, City Inspector. JN Oz FER COMMINEA OF FIRB DBPARTHRRY gehen re a rirewes's rah. Moroes atreet, eet THE 2 To’ Sioa 4. Ui 108! on pit Bed BAS Fire Departmen: ‘OFIOR “THE, COMMITTER ON ROADS OF THE Board of Counciimen wil meet on Saturday, the 18th tn Want, at 2 P. M., in room No.5 City Hall. Parties having ‘ness before the Oomm: FINANCE OF THA elimen will mer in roum No. 5 City Hol! Pp, Ho until fur ter no.ce, y PLEASANT RooMs, wire a BOARD, aa genuien, can be tad oo ne oe nue. = ROOM or BEOCOND © as, closets 4c, with full or pas: ard , muliaple % gentieman or two angle. jeatlomon: Apply at 121 Greene street, near < A RADY, HAVING TAKEN let handeomely a ty inc, Ai ee to} Petween Pian and bins seme A TRY PAMICIES AND SINGLE PRRSONS CAN BR Scoommodaied with «cod Donrd for the summer, at rea. tonable. rates, where. all od freedom of 8 farm Youse can be ‘enjoyed. at Metro New Bochelle, acjoining depot. tore fo lot ia tbe Douce "Tanja 0 ‘Re proprietor, OLN BREDE A. A UIE OF RooMs—wien : . tern men! Wea ts Pwelie second street, near inh avenue.” Piet COOL WELL, FURNISHED 4OOM TO LET—TO aU¥ pe sentiqnen, by byan private family, Ronee well furnished: Prat ac; rders or children ia the house; rent lew. Pitth street, near Second 4 avenue. FULL OR PARTIAL A 2O0NG WIDOW LADY, LIVING QUIFR ALON®, would eta plenaant room, with or witho ont Board, tos gent toan oF lady; none mi il lenge’ aéaieone D. Dy aiation Third wrewue, 2 House fa. the vistaty ot Tar e gbth and Twi nth streets, aud Third aod Fourth Iiles, Kefereaces if requir A PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATHROOW—ONS room $2 per week, or by the day; meals furnished {t de- sired, at the Cooper House, 8) Franklin street, near Broad: way, six houses west of Taylor's talood, Burs <A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY MAY OF. ppertments, with full board for the lady; with all the comfore of home: in 8, private “American family; house epacious, pleagan' iil ard erm aston street, with use of gaa, hath, and &aplendid yard. Terma very le. Address W. L. K., Broadway Pott OARD IN A in a FOR SINGLE a men or a gentleman sad wile, with furnished roo mp, wih or without board. Those in want of fist clase ao: mm modations can apply at 40 Enat Thictict strvet BOARD, WITH BUPERIOR ACOOMMODATIONS FOR the summer.—The whole second floor and room on the third four of Mo. 92 Kast Bxwenth ereet, near Union park, to let to a genteel party on reasonableterma Dinner at Boze. In by on eg La FIRST OLA88, han modem imprevement; an excellent fable. Dinner at G'odock. Broad iway, above Twelfth street. hsp OABD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW PLEASANT ROOMS, OD with or without board, can be let to gentlemen, 1a a French rivate family. apply at 27 Summ treet, Brooklyn. Boum; 14 BROOKLYN —DRSIRABLE ROOMS ON THE floor and superior boant are olfered by a private family, at their first cl bape sone residence 101 amity street, containing all modern improvements end convenient (> South and Wallstreet ferries, Dinner at six o'clock. ete. Fences exchanged. ABD IN CORTE, IN A STRIOTLY PRIVATE family.—. tleman an: fe or two aingle gentlemen, from the nolee, heat and dustof ine ety, ry pleasant rooms on the second floor, near Fc Green, ‘Brootlyb, by addressing H. 8 , box 125 Herald offic By IN AROORLEE, TWO MINUTES WALK rau hay te pidanieerse Apply at 75 Montague yince ace, man can obtein ‘ toribweet corner of Heary street. ‘Molerences axchangel. OARD ON BROOKLEE. one NO, 16 CLINTON m attacned. Also, single Fal street —A parlor, rooma for gentlemen. OARD ON BROOKLYN pe RiP atS —FLEas. ANT reoms and board may gentlemea and thelr wives and single gentlemen, a trst ces by house, and in Willow sireet, Brookign,or at Sf oT Beckman eee NT Ban mand lay, board eS er ror A GEN- tof only; location below Fourteenth nnd B§ or way preferred. By box 1.684 Post olse. OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, FOB HIM. self, wife, daughter and som; two front rodme adjsiaing; jomtion between First and Thicty.frst streets aad Third aud Huthavesucs, “Aadrese J. J.B, post paid, box ili Post office, or Herald office. Boar, WANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, IN A rivate family, between Housten and Tenth streets, near Breed rar me where are few or no boarders, Address OU. ., Herald office. OARD WANTED—A COMFORTABLE ROOM, WITH break fast (Cull board Sundays), is wanted by a. in nacclal family, reaidiog between Fourteenth snd Twenty sixth streets, and west of Sixth avenue. Address Lawyer, bor Tokers Oflice, stating location, description of room, num- beria family, terms, &c, ROOKLYN BOARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND B wi’e would like t> obtsin board on or nesr the Heights. ‘Termenot lo exceed $10 por week. Address H. 0. L., Brook: Pee, BOARD IN BBOCELYN.—TWO OR THREE feoras us men on floors, with exclusive use of bath, in a strictly private ° family; loeation not above Thirty- filth street, nor or weet than Fourth sad Ber need apgly.. Terme for one week, ataung’ and rmaunication will be noticed, W. B. (OOD AND CHEAP LODGINGS.—CLEAN AND OOM- le single rooms 25 to 37 cents per ght; tie. x ‘Globe Hotel corner of Feast ams ‘William streets, N.Y. Open all night. [MMEDIATELY, WANTED-BY A wife. two iry house where 10 otter Jouguey from New York; terms must be moderate. “Ant tang pare lara Mr, B Gledock, Herald office, unt W. day, June 22, M4327. dg NO. 22 trite | fig gt tS, Beae: a way — $4 to Pe ee for good board Sone’ dover er'day. A Pp y. Aa pectable house ai moderate N° 18 RIVINGTON STREET, NEAB THE DOWESY — é. airy front rooms, furnished, to let, with board. to gentlemen and thelr wives: two ball rooms for: .tiogle gentio- ‘men, and one neat room for oe or two single Iadies, at mode- rats prices. Noes —A MIDDLE AGED WIDOW, WHO CAN ood reference, and will give ‘good sal ction to shes to take young chi m to board; hen been further particulars Inquire at ber business for years. For N Tohn Tene Webbs, st Lockwood's corner, Derien, OMS, felt verter’ FOR TWO OR THREE oung men, immodistely No, DiNina sree ae modern, order, and loca- tion very Terms References ex changed. Pieane call at 45 Ninth street OOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, ane No. 107 Olinton plsce, Eighth street, between Fifth and venues. OMS TO UBT—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED, ‘with or without board; house contains modern improve: ments. Terme moderate. Inquire at 389 Second avenue, be- low Twenty-filth street. Root WANTRD—FOR A LADY AND GENTLEMAN, ‘above Fourteenth street and east of Seventh avenue, fa a small private family (widow lady's preterred) where there are noother ders. Address for on Sipe Walken, Ateeeie pce, mallog terms, which muat be SINGLE @) ibe OR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR .accotamedated wi wives ‘ce te board in a private fui: by apD's Lay at Kasex street, Jersey City. Be Hs modern improvements. rencer ¢x- contains all th changed. \WO OR THREX SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE AO. T*comnnodated with pleapant rooms Eiinout board: ina private family. Inquire at 40 Dominick T° LET—WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, om. OR TWO beautifully furnished rooms on the frst Huor of @ Frenca house, a tew steps from Broad way, 425 Broome street, second door from the corner of Crosby street 0 ,LATWITH BOARD, IN A DESIRABLE LOCA- pleasant ringie room, or a single room in connec- sion whb's nicely furnidsed large front rooms with all modern improvements. Dinner at 6 ae Appiy at 320 Fourth street, lock weat of roadw: Wags A GENTLEMAN, A LARGE ROOM peg firat or second floor, with Price no object. gation, Prince, roadway, Fourth and Allen streets, ©, B. &mitb, Herald office, Ea ea ee ee, ANTED—ROOMS AND BOARD, BY THE FIRST OF W July, io a privats family, in the vicinity of Union and Madigan squares, by a alogle gentleman; (parlor and bedroom ora large room, wilh Ye ial or full brard. A liberal price wilt be Fed ad references expected. Address Bachelor, Herald office, stating full partic ANTED—A FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM, With voart or & gentleman and wits (breakfast only for eman); where no other boarders are taken preferre bt eas, stativg location and terms, J. W. B., box 163 Herald once. Ny AnTsD—BY A SINGLE GENILEMAN, A PARLOR ‘and bedroom, or a large bedroora, with modern improve: meats, with or withoet board, in a sinall and reapectabie pri Yate family wih no.or only a few boarders, na cool and ples. sant pert of the city, isols ‘ith garden around pre. ferred, between Twenty + ny vend "Pirtiets streets, near Kast or North river. Dinner between 6 snd 7, o'clock; French SSobing preferred. "Address BP. A., Herald office, WANTEDEY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, SLEEPING Tog and ull oard ta a. privat ‘amily; terms not to exceed $4 90 per, week: location between Second and Lexing fon avennee end Twenty -pinth and Thiny fifth streets, Inquire at 641 Seoond avenue, in the store, ANTED IMMEDIATELY—FRONT PARLOB AND ‘chamber, with or without board; must be in a frat clase Rouse, Rear Union or Madison pars preferred. Address a. , Union square Post oflice. BOND STRSET. a ee we oR Ur ats © rooms to let, single or in suite, for gentlemen, without board, in & private tauily. 4G NESE SISTERNIE, STRERT, | DRIWREN, FIFTH pid tinh avenues To le suit room, turned, 92 second floor, tom patty ‘of gentlemen, or a gendemen and rite abiprivdege of kitchen; Aco one or two ruoms, furnished for A few single genilemen, in a private family. References ox changed. Terms moderate, Se er TEREST TAGE TED 7Q2= me @ STRKKT, THREE DOORS FROM BRoaD. gentlemen; the Jooation ia near thoi sae oi faa large reading reom ia quire Bey ‘KOU! —ONE ge ED. ROOMS ON 104: Beat tvor to fot rth board, am American fambly. Bingle gentlemen preferred. Terms m RIGHTH STREET, OPPOSITE CLINTON HALL, 145: Bear brnin? and Kew York thers atl ee frill fina the. location ie Hot and cola Water, batb, 7% RC. 1 HUDEON STRERT.—ROOMS HANDSOMELY FUR faked to let wiih board to farailien and singie gentle: 157 tat let casantly located opposite St. Jona’s Pi BROOME STRERT, ONE BLOCK, WAST “OF AG] arent Eitout’ beard, fore, $110 Sf por week, wi Doar, fimts Stoai2 por week. Krauelent boarders from 76 eens to $2 per day, for summer, GENTLEMAN AND 008 sized rooms with boart, ia a pleasant conn. a, within an hour's rere ached, destrable Yor “een. ralet ree. COUNTRY BOARD. IVATE FAMILY LIVING. (Et, HN couwrny, A See ee See eae boarders = can be kuown by inquiring at! ‘and. CORRE Bo BOARD. —2WO OR THRER ake rea AES ibloard during oe oo ae ee COUNTRY BOARD-Tae RIVER HOUSE, AT 16aD BF. ‘Carmansville. Families and single gentlemen 4 modated wr Sri claas board nu Reteant and “beat 4 iver Railroad. For particulars inquire of & | Brobere, corse? of Grand areata . OUNTRY BOARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY CaN AC. ‘8 fow persons, at a moderate is the village of ‘Peckekit, wee JOUNTRY BOARD CAN BE bouse: spewes the M = Point mi Troe bed ie Rouge i ean ‘situated on ihe bay, oom - ity ood fasing, Soato boating ‘and bathing. Btages pass the pleee every hour. tag 9 BOARD te ORAYGE, N. J.—PLEASANT rooms for families, wi QCepnrax BOARD ON STATE bP ys boarcere can be ascpommodaied wil in & family on reasonab! stands on high med srarbenlae, the Bay, Dew York, dc eye ery rections, dc , to C, O'clock. jOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR NTLEM, COIN wie, Jn the vicinity of Worth Orange ® 7 farm house, where ther wees, Bey, Sg ‘or die way, from i0 to 1 i at 794 Broadway, in the store. a ie 5 fs is 3 5 "the preanisce e of S74325. IsLaND.. geaeD WANTED, ON STATEN and, tor # family of four Lah ae persons; three ro ‘wan‘e2, must be of exsy access to the city, particulars as to location, terms, Ac., R., box 4,562 wei with . ¥. 'UMMER BOARDING,—OCEAN axa BAY BA’ doatin, side supning ig, on the south eI Rare ae ce a S Halsey, Beaver Dam, Suole county, Looe SUMMER RESORTS. ATH HOTEL.—THIS DESIRABLE SUMMER RESI. Seace sa now cope far ie nscomectaticn of nettien; Soh reception of rae, "The Lawurene House fied on the banks of the fll von aed go water walt w: ing, dc..ané pleasant ‘o ibe visilty an ven vieinity: thelr hnlles visiting New York duriog find the convenient rouse Hatton tare pier North rive Pand 11454. M, aang Ny es A Mand 456 P.M. It takes wes. W. HILLA(ate of Lafarge House,) Proprietor. OFS ap nt MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SOUTH Grounde beautiful; gal pour erie 6 from New York. via Morris and Basex one ‘2 a tn 8:30, 11:30, 8: Cecinene iment STE train to convey or ihe heros: ‘8 distance of only half a mile. Acai . P enateannice ba Wednesday, Fi Hy Sisko, United ‘Sates floiel Neweure, CKAWAY, LONG, ISLAND.—THE Pai EP. Arman 9 way.at 3 A, My snd 1i7 John street at iO’A, Mie ne cae eave, Boyde Expreas, 16 Wiline ai P.M, with loUere and Ught parcels for the gute of the Patsy a arr te ieee SPRARCIA RIDER, Proprietor, edn romantic ty Sibin six hours of New York 0 Ofers crt odatior ood bie, and home “Bis system of treatment has been approved by some of our most Intelligent citizens, and bus received the mom ftattering oommendations from all parts of the country.”—Providence Journal. * No summer resort surpasses Round Bil! in loveliness, and in all the reennroee cs Calcuted to the taste and promote the comfort of vis! St Louis mepublican. a UMMER RESORT ON THE caret. UNTAINE.— ‘The Laurel House, situated on the 7 the. unt county, N. ¥. EA BATHING, LONG BRANCH. N. J—THE known Mansion House will be open for the boarders and visiters June 20, 1869. Apply to 8, LALKD, prietor. HOT FIRE ISLAND BEA‘ LS ecption oe care! where aan eM RLOOMER 00. Proprietors, 1859,;OHO.MEIE SULPHUR SPRINGS, OFER io Geiober 1 Xocomm odaticas for over 00 risers, cs —The Ole er hy Pete | White hulph bur sation, on the =e Wg | Fabarg Ral ‘and ten Pleasant Valley or Bprizge station, on the Columbus, fiqua and indiana Railvoed, medicinal guallien cf these eprin pS ge ra tm the U: He hes pape formation Andrew Wilson, Jr. in Whe Suipber Sprite, Ubio. it HOTELS, . LANCARD HOUSE, street. New York.—F rant rooms for or gentle men. en vi “> week at lower rates ai ‘able reasonable. BLANCARD & MACLELUAN, ypmeus, g00" ae Glas rete DON HOTEL. 104 Prince street. ‘aan Sitaiein beat situation, eonat moderate sane iG Ctarenden cores be Ootpeereet ae FO, SGUIRERNERS —THE HOTEL | ST. | JULIEN, No. 2 Washington place, go lon: Sand, favorabl) 8 the ecjourn of Southern feamilice risking tle cl eit, ns bs 7 painted and furpished throughout i poo tavle ora la carte. 0, SINGLE GBNTLEMEN —TH€ BOTAL ST. JULIEN, ‘No. 2 Washington place, has very five sleeping rooms and inthe aperiment of ta We resiaurase making i pardealeety desirable for single gentlemen. iy remot ot anne ERR ie 8 ROY MUSEUM SALOON “THIS. BAT ABLIGHMENT wil en OD OF ado 20th inst. Ladies gentlemen of Rekno wedged sep y sy pomp lease apply immediately to A. aaa Proprietor, J0a NER, Manager, Adelphi theatre box, . X. lg NIAAA AAA ALO A AD RAP OCCD RCP DPOA RRC OATS BUANHAM'S FURNITURE EXPA¥SS AND FURNT. epi establishment, office 111 and 113 West oth at Fifth ‘and Sixth avenues — household furniture of Geseripton, boxed and shipped ‘of the world; pianos, of] petatinay muro ny ‘and meved two horse ons for the of furniture to the country; spring the office at ail hours of the day. noc esis ne eed SUIT OF THE SBR reara EAGLE EX A forniture from $35 Bnd up scab Manufactery, y Theatre orminceated fn, ail colors veod syle, aaron ‘cle- ase gua tial and cheep wardrobes, mattresses, spring ALL COMPSTTPION —COTPAGE BED- ao ss i WALKISR’S, 694 Broadway, between Houston “4 OM ba ge re Life it IN co- Berra ay of superior and warranted maa Ae Soiabed tn, inde fruih reso and awers at 2 F. FaR- nin TONS, 5 Spates mrcet, opposite W Eaiabliahed : NAMELLED CHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITU) all colors and styles, wholesale and retall, at $25. }; Also, Wane Drone, | ee OE BOUGHT FOR BEADY MONEY.—A FAIR avenue, money for furniture, &e., ab 123 etwoon Ninth and Teath arects.