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aa. te departments, and attained in all of them a sur- assing and first rate reputation. In 1817, at St. elena, Napoleon said Suchet was then the first f French generals, but Massena had been the first. 1 civil administration he was not less admirable 1an in the field. His Military Memoirs present one the finest studies that the literature of the camp xhibits, He rose from the rabks, and was created uke of Albufera, DAVOUST. Davoust was one of the most distinguished of Na- oleon’s marshals. His valor contributed largely the victory of Austerlitz. In the campaigns of russia and of Poland, in 1806 and 1808, he won im- ortal glory at Auerstait and Eylau. In the fatal ussian campaign he also proved himself a stub- rn and brave General. He was created Duke of uerstadt and Prince of Eckmuhl. His qualities ere such as made him an admirable commander on doubtful field. For maintaining « difficult posi- on against a threatening enemy, or driving back formidable force by the ceaseless fury of his as- ults, no General was superfor to him. But as a gh tactician his merit was not great. His sight as defective. AUGEREAU. Augereau was the son of a fruit merchant, and 1s a military man of great firmness and courage; the had not capacity for leading a whole army. > is identified with the brightest glory of the ilian campaign. At Castiglione in particular, here he sustained the principal attack of the Aus- anarmy,he exhibited most obstinate firmness ‘the moment the most critical, perhaps, in the pole war. It was to reward his conduct there at he was createdDuke. “That day,” says Napo- on in his Memoirs, “was the most brilliant in sgereau’s life,” nor did Napoleon ever forget it. + was an admirable general of division, and ndled troops upon the tield of battle with re- wkable vigor and skill. BERNADOTTE. 3ernadotte was said to be the only man in Eu- oe who was insensible to the fascination of Napo- m. The subtle fire of the Corsican’s genius play- jin vain around the hard and selfish independence the Gascon’s character. He married in 1798 the irth daughter of Madame Clary, the widow of a fa merchant, and sister-in-law of Joseph Bona- ‘te, who thus thought to attach him to the inte- ts of Bonaparte. There can be no doubt that 4 marriage had something to do with Berna- te’s subsequent rise. Bonaparte feared him, for said he had Moorish blood in his veins, and the mise of the command of an army would gain ,over. At another time, after a failure of Bo- arte to bend him, he said he was a bar of iron: plotted against Napoleon, and on some occa- jis was suspected of betraying his trust as a ge. al. At the battle of Wagram he had command ‘he Saxons, after which he had the impudence to ea lying order of the day ascribing the principal sit of that great victory to them. Napoleon in, aantly issued a counter-order and removed him ‘a the command. The sudden death of the wn Prince of Sweden, in 1810, opened the suc” sion to the throne to the intrigues of northern ‘ope. The ambitious Bernadotte was successful, was nominated by the States-General. He'suc- led to the throne of Sweden and Norway. He irwards defeated in battle two of Napoleon’s erals, Oudinot and Ney. PONIATOWSEI, bniatowskl, nephew of Stanislaus, King of Po- ., joined the French army in 1807. He soon , distinction, and on the first day of the bat- of Leipsic he was created a marshal _the spot. In the retreat across the ge, when he was left behind with a handful of ,he rushed into the thick of the enemy, in- ling to die bravely. When they attempted to ¢ him prisoner, he cut his way through them plunged into the river, which he crossed in y, leaving his horse behind him. He mounted hher horse, and seeing the bank of the next + lined with Prussians, he leaped his horse into Jood, and intrying to climb the bank, which \steep, the horse fell back, and Poniatowski idrowned. He was admired and lamented by It was the intention of Napoleon to make him s of Poland had he succeeded in Russia. MACDONALD. yedonald, who was descended from an eminent tish family, was appointed a sub-lieutenant in regiment of Dillon in 1787. Asa general, he more remarkable for heroism in leading os amidst camage than for skill in tactics rategy. The moral grandeur of his charge at yattle of Wagram is perhaps without a paral ‘n military history. Napolgon having crossed Dauube, the broadest river in Europe, in the of an army 150,000 strong, supplied with all | most destructive engines of war—crossed th such skill and rapidity as to meet the enemy yual numbers on their own ground—was now tto give thema decisive battle. His plan of yn was an attack by Davoust on the flank of eft wing of the Austrians, at the tower of Neu- 1/1, while a poverful force were to pierce the re like a wedge, and turning round, cut off that and destroy it, then turn round and despatch ther. The front of this column consisted of sannon, behind which Macdonald led 16,000 htry. On it marched into the jaws of death, *e in its front, a fire on its two flanks. 4 the column had gained a mile and iif the protecting battery was silent, Macdonald’s infantry advanced with its naked | amidst the awful carnage. It melted away ' 16,000 to 1,500 men, and as far as the eye reach behind, its path could be traced by its Ten out of every eleven had fallen. Here lero looked back to where the Emperor stood, pmmediately saw tie dark masses of the “Old ii” in motion, andthe shining helmets of the asiers sweeping to his relief. “Forward,” he cries, and the mmnant of his heroic band ha through the the Austrian centre, cutting it vo, after a marck for three miles through fre of cannon md musketry. The bat 1; won, At the same moment Napole- ad perceived the cannon of Davoust to ithe tower of Nendedel, and the slopes be- enveloped insmote. He knew the move- was successful, ard he declared the battle ained. Previous tothis battle there had been hIness between Népoleon and Macdonald. Smperor met his gmeral and offered him his ‘he warmest frimdship existed between ver after. In sixiays after the battle Na- n sent him his marsial "s baton, and very soon created him Duke o! Tarento and Grand Eagle » Legion of Honor. 'NOT, MORTIER, VICTOR MOUCEY AND BERIHIER. \inot, who rose fron the ranks and became of Reggio for his strvices, distinguished him- } numerous battles. His son, the Marquis of ot, made himself fémons in Algiers, and wa: Rome by the present Emperor in 1849, 808 Mortier was created Duke of Treviso is killed in Paris in 1835 by Fieschi’s inferna, ne. por, a brave soldier, also rose from the ranks created Duke of Belluno. heey was one of the finest and purest charac- \mong the marshals of Napoleon. He was 1d Duke of Conegliano. thier, who was created Prince and Duke of Ihatel, Vice Constable of France and Princo m, afterwards becamé faithless and treach- to Napleon. He retired to Bavaria in the -or’s difficulties, but fell fom a window, June », and was killed. MONT, LEFEBVRE AND KELLERMANN. nont, who ‘was created Duke of Ragusa, niserably in Spain, where he contributed in a high degree to the reputation of Wellington and the downfall of Napoleon, whom he deserted at last. His father was a knight. ‘A glorious contrast to this man was Lefebvre, the son of a miller, who shed a lustre upon the title of Duke -of Dantzig conferred upon him by Napoleon. His wife was said to be the daughter of a laundress. Kellermann was an able general, and was created Duke of Valmy for his heroism at that battle. He died in 1820, aged 85 years. He left ason more celebrated than himself, the general who made the decisive charge at Marengo, and distinguished him- self in Spain and at Waterloo. NEY. Ney wasthe son of a cooper. At the head of his hussars he was like the winged lightning. He gained his greatest fame at Elchingen, on the 14th of October, 1814. From this he was created Duke of Elchingen, and the honor has been perpetuated in his family. For his bravery at Borodina, on the Moskowa, he received the title of Prince of the Moskowa. It was this great battle in Russia which opened the road to Moscow. At the close of that disastrous campaign he was entrusted with the command of the vanguard of the Grand Army which entered Russia upwards of 400,000 strong, with 1,362 pieces of cannon. ‘The horrors of that retreat are without an example in history. But with it the immortal days of Michael Ney begin. He had at first two thousand men, then 1,000, then 500, and finally 60, when at last, at Evé, he found himself alone. During his march for five days there was no intelligence of him, and all thought he was lost. When Napoleon heard that he reappeared, he leapt for joy, and ex- claimed, “I would have given three hundred mil- lions from my treasury sooner than have lost such aman.” By his heroic exertions 54,000 men of the wreck of that army threw themselves into the gar- risons of Prussia. He was the last man outof Rus- sia, and he left it alone. He marched into the house of General Dumas, in a town of Prussia, wrapped in a large cloak, with a long beard, half burned by fire, and his face begrimed with gunpowder. “Who are you?” cried Dumas. “Iam the rear guard of the Grand Army,” replied the uncouth stranger; “I am Marshal Ney!” At Waterloo he performed un- availing prodigies of valor, but two days before committed a blunder which had the worst effect on that action, next to the conduct of Grouchy. It will ever be a blot on the escutcheon of Welling- ton, and on the national honor of England, that he permitted this hero to be shot in cold blood at Paris. He died like a soldier, with his hatin his left hand, and his right on his heart. He said to the company appointed to execute him, “My com- rades, fire on me.” He fell pierced by ten bullets. GROUCHY. , Grouchy was the son of a marquis, and served with considerable distinction in the wars of Napo- leon. He fought heroically when under the imme- diate guidance of Napoleon or some other able general; when left to himself he was feeble and helpless. In1809 he gained great reputation at the battle of Raab; also at Montbrun, where he broke a terrible column of Hungarian cavalry, 7,000 strong. At Wagram his valor was conspicuous At the battle of Borodino, says Segur, “ Grouchy on his side, by sanguinary and repeated charges on the left of the great redoubt, secured the victory and scoured the plain.” On the retreat from Mos- cow all the officers of the cavalry, amounting to 500, who were around Napoleon’s person, and whem he called his sacred squadron, were com- manded by Grouchy and Sebastiani. His name is most associated with the defeat of Waterloo, and his conduct on that great occasion has given rise to much discussion. He has been ac- cused not only of blundering, but even of ‘trea- chery, and he has not been without able defenders who have acquitted him of both. Napo leon having routed Blucher and his Prussians at Ligny, sent Grouchy after him to keep the enemy in check, with 32,000 men, and prevent his uniting with Wellington. Grouchy observed his instructions in the letter; but Blucher, by an arrangement with Wellington, gave him the slip. The Prussian gene. ral had his whole army of 75,000 at Wavres on the night of the 17th of June. Grouchy advanced there, and intended to engage them next morning: He did engage them; but instead of 75,000 there were only 15,000; and two corps of 30,000 each, one under Bulow and the other under Blucher, marched early in the morning to Waterloo to unite with Wellington, who had fallen back from Quatre-Bras, both to enable Blucher to effect a junction and to have his choice of a battle field. Grouchy believed he had the whole Prussian force. still before him, and if that were indeed so, he was right to keep his ground. But he was deceived, and nothing could induce him to move. He attacked the corps left behind to deceive him, and drove it back, imagining he had routed the whole Prussian army. The cannonade at Water- loo, only a distance of two hours march, was plainly heard, but Grouchy persisted, as he said, in obeying orders. It appears several des- never reached him, In these messages he was urged to come at once to Waterloo. Had he either come before the battle was lost, or kept the Prus- sians from coming, the fate of the day would have been changed. While Wellington wished that night or Blucher might come, Napoleon wished that he had the power of Joshua to make the sun stand still. But when Blucher and Bulow appeared, then Bonaparte prayed that night or Grouchy might come. It was perhaps risking too much for Napo- loen to detach so large a portion of his troops from the main body, which was already too small for the enemy—seventy thousand against one hundred and forty thousand. The sixty thousand- fresh Prussians turned the scale of battle after it had inclined in favor of Napoleon. But the battle was virtually lost by Ney, who, on the night of the 15th, not only failed to obey,his order to secure Quatre Bras, but deceived Napo- leon by sending him word that he had done so, whereas he was only near it, and lay down to rest, while Wellington, by a forced night’s march from Brussels, gained the position, to the horror of Ney when he awoke next morning. Ney’s duty was to surround Blucher, cut him off from Wellington and destroy him, that thus the whole French army might at last fall on the English general. Instead of this, he had to fight Wellington at great odds all day on the 16th. Ney bitterly reproached him self with his disobedience of orders. As for Grouchy, his name has continued ever since under acloud. He was deprived of his baton by royal ordinance August 1,1815. He came to America, and spent some years here in a kind of disgrace. Under Louis Philippe his marshal’s baton was re. stored to him. He died in 1847. Napoleon, never believed him guilty of trea chery. What Bonaparte did believe we know from O’Meara. “Had it not been,” said he, “ for the imbecility of Grouchy I should have gained that day.” O’Meara asked him if he thought Grou- chy had betrayed him intentionally. ‘No, no,” re- plied Napoleon, “but there was a want of energy on his part. There was also treason amongst the staff. I believe that some of the staff officers whom Thad sent to Grouchy betrayed me, and went over to the enemy.” Afterwards, in speaking to O’Mea- ra of Hoche, the conqueror of La Vendee, in con- nection with Grouchy, he said, “« Hoche was one of the first generals that ever France produced. If Hoche had landed in Ireland he would have suc- ceeded; but by some imbecility he was placed on board of a frigate which never reached the Irish coast, whilst the rest of the expedition, of about 18,000 men, got into Bantry Bay, where they re- mained for some days, perfectly masters of the means of disembarkation; but Grouchy, who was second in command, did not know what to do; so that, after having had it in their power to land and send the ships away, as they 7 ought to have done, they remained a short time, did nothing, and then departed like imbeciles. If ‘Hoche had arrived, Ire- ,land was lost to you.” This, likp Waterloo twen- ity years after, exhibits the true character of Grou- chy. NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1859. ULE OF REAL ESTATE. “ piel mabe FABM OF 45 ACRES FOR SA: OR TRAODK IN PABLOB, BEDROOM aND baTH BOUM, %—O83 Ke ori 0d Telliiees orep, tome mplemenis reais Turnbed it enirets £ths Unsper Eros, 8). pranks lew Yi 01 ~~ pe rasalw creasy terme inva Ca et cet Pecrih akenuer er Siroot, near Broadway, iz bouses west af Taya saloon. OOP RR AA AAO LPP EAST FIFTEENTH STRKET, BETWEEN FOURTH avenue and Irving place. Bouthe ners can obtaln Saralehed re with board, ibascineni will be ls asa lide Jokn Mekiboiar Sib Fours avenue, private house. I PRIVATE FAMILY CAN AQOOMMOD ATE A G2N HEAP COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR 8ALE—AT WHIT. "gr two ingle gentlome with room lockville, 44 miles from the city by the New York and } suo voard staat ‘Thirty-fourth street, bsiween Lexia, Albany Railroad ; price $3,000. For lara apply eG. | wn and Third avenues. seferencos uiva und 5 fired WALTRRS, ie Wall ccreek, oar bg Terma wodert be ARM FOR OR BXOHANGE—A CULTIVaTED FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—-TO A LADY AND Batra tata onion trom Chisago, ive misuice walk eran ee ee nla el, apply for one wees changed. for saisable Mperchandiee,” ‘Ad: ae "096 Fost ofloe, N.Y. —Pereor s viaiting the city’ will dnd ON MYRTLE, Fark, THROOP jessant central locstien, 451 Broome mrect. one biock ues; Stockton, Floy: uz 4, Bw ‘and Hopxins | we ‘Broadway, being in the vicinity of the first class hotels; in & good neigbhorho. heh grouad, on Eee ‘yard with trees, aud vines eatwiatng the plazcss for use, ais.one tale from Peck ap fry and Flushing aven ne rellrcete pase LARGE KOOM ON THE SKCOND ¥i00R, FOR Terms very easy. Apply to ROBRST aoe Matesiand cell be for a mention, os ane for single parties, we Srect between Fifth aad Kisth avenues Dinner a! 6. GENTEEL PRIVATE BOARDING AOUSK, WITE é= hotel Accommodauons. New eg pike at See Ho Hlovel the MITY STREET—COOL AND FLEASANT FUR. one Ly wen oa | aE waithe | A’ alakedaparimesie in a prvae tal win or witout Women: wo See ae cenines oot eetiee, eee oe. PRN eaters oat te een fetahe outbutldings, ro ore an ; ' perty is admirably situated for dividing into a, bamerous ie keene moderate, References exebanged. 41 fa es SUIT OF beget FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, ON emer ee ith board, for a gentleman aud bis wife roses fe 8° le gentleman, in a private New Sngland thetreet near Filth avenue.” Tlouse bas B SALR AT ELIZABETH. NEW JERS in a lepaovenerte ‘at alx o'clock, eecrpec inl oul sa pone site: on be rpeetios on NTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TW K GEN. ui rane wo 0" . pro- GE! WIF! TWO BINGLE Gs! 1A Morris street belonging to the Hager estate. It is very tlemen can bave pleasant rooms, with full or partis! Cabin, Ave miauiee’ walk of the ralirond a he walks InedSng hereto well socked with choice | DOeTd, im 0 BeVrato Thal 7) OF we Fon eee oat care valuable urro Da roecenta” tthe | scnvenient: lerms moderate, inquire o!'NO.0 Bank sizes, of shome (we serencl lent, wih megramo- | Srbes & Pereney place g two stories igh, and sukable ontballa- TE FAMILY . a Bay} A PRIVA' wi LET TWO NICELY FU the purchase mon main on bond and mortgage. HOKAGE F. JONES, imociera improvement; ho » ‘waik from. R BALE AT YORK: 3WO AND A HALF “8 Fy te walk hy ‘or Wallstreet ferry, apply at No. aomiinal won Mi tad Sntcouive low of tbe river’ Lisp extensive view 0! ver YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES BOARD WITH A b ‘sites, from eight to fifty acres. App! gr ara a bal ee, from elght to Afty acres. App! A private family, ving on the waier, near and easy of no roam. {Sor oi different pinces, pares will pleuse state full particular: nd lowest terme, Address BH, 6 Fulton street, Sew IN JBRGEY CITY, FOU! Jota, corner of jand Bay streets; one lot in Pros pect, near Bay street. Inquire of J. H. BROAS, 89 Monmo- SUIT OF SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED PARLORS TO Ae, Wye of Rennes | he dn Gf nerior POE, SAIE OR HXOHANGES 85 LOTS IN JAMAICA, dannecady ine ee ea nta ten: meat menage, ble the Wi road; wh ee dry goods sutta- we Lymrrae th es " ods sutta- | spply ai 96 Prince sireet, a few doors weat of Broadway. lara address H. O., Herald office, for three OR BALE OR ma FOR OITY PROPERTY—A | 3 nny Bh AT tar a to ine, sheds, °., com- Degiven, Address fortwo days, suating \erms and loom ‘on’ the Hudson river, | Yas SERUePi Didone, wo uym sulin NCH FAMILY WISHES TO LET TO A SINGLE Fee EO ene Mic nsct aie oabaiton A Tythdemans tnely furnished rowm, with board ad the FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, WITH BOARD, eae oe eee, wie cul fl fe of lessous in French. apply to Protessor DUISUS, 42 atuaion 16 Wildameburg, Masecchusetis, ‘There | BE about an scre of land attached to the place, which ie well wenty- fourth street, near Fi th avenus Hocked with fru trees. A cholce eet of Fanning, water i BARDON? OB TWO omNTEEAEEN OE A GENTLE Dee resigaeen ead Gains aed Sern oe BB saan sae wits can bare pnily furnished rooms, Sa, ‘Terms moderate and c W- | Fence required. BUN, WARBEN & HYDS, No. 5 Maiden lane, New Zork. snd aud s SEeeeras, Mae. © BseYer RISELARD, Hi OABD—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A HANDSOMNLY jpn Bote bak pisioreulabe for 5 gentemaa Wishing the oe men. es ‘at 268 West T ve By Rind street. Dinner at city property, only 8 miles from New York, on the line mu Please ge opply a Be wenty location, at 93 Lexingion avenue, sefe- be building 88, brick, furriahed ‘modern ARD.—TWO OR THREE YOUNG MEN CAN BE the a an Be improve: | PROARD ot tsted with handsomely furnished rooms, with are all new and well arranged. Also, the atock, horses, car: | OF Witbout board, in a beautitul locaaon, fronting the Battery, risge, and all necessary implements, Socstion unsurpassed | by applying at No, 3 Biate street. Best of reference required. Sa ee Gh to Bere 1 a IN BEOOKLYN.—& FEW PLEASANT KOOME, Re NS: Metropolitan Bank Gulding. CARD | HCA FEW PLEASANT B Mag om RESIDENCE AT bye SaLE IN ELIZA- private tary. Apply at 27 Summit street, Brooklyn. in Grand strech ‘coatataing 14 rooms, und lot SS fect Gout | PBOARD IN| BROOKLYN.—DESIRARLE ROOMS OX by 100 feet deep, the railroad depot, and having the second floor, and superior board, are offered at 101 sreat facilities tor men of business to step into'the cars for | Amity street: the house is brown stone, first class, with ail the New York at all hoursof the day. Terms easy; will be made modern improvements, airty Ioeated, and near the Boulh or known at the sale, which will place on the premises, on ‘Wall stree street ferry, Din Dinner gt at: a BoAED IN BROORLTN S44 cal ypiee ostareni a nye FET pleasant room, with hall room attached, sutiable for a a Present equare, hasdeumer iocaion fe Waskingsay | xezcwannind hie wife als large ate rc for “two sn anown as the Club House, with back bnildi: servants’ | Kentemen; five minutea’ walk from touth or Wall street fer- rooms and may ‘tiachod: * Moy! lot adjoining on President's | TY. Terms moderate. juare, over 9. Giclees Aaa to's. 0. 0, OARD IN SBOOKLYN.—1WO SINGLE GENTLEWS ¢ HeaU LA ob. ahs. 6 Bos te cccommodaied with board by applying at 41 Wil 1.500 WEE SECURE AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE ioughyatreek om Lexington avenue; balance on ma sit. Also for sale, the furniture and leave of a fret pegs OsRD ON BROOKLYN SEIGHTS.—PLRASANT tel up town. "Apply to @. W. MARKHAM, 104 Broadway. reors ap’ board may pea ibeir wives and single genUlemen, tn a first class house, and ia $7. 500. —FOR SALE orn EXCHANGE FOR moe best a Jocation in ibe iy. by by epee at 36 Willow street, he La oe &@ splendid bey eae farm, Brooklyn, or at 87 bee! Bussin Now Jota inont oa ee plete, Oiner farms. W-H, MELIOK, 407 Broadway | JROARD WANTED-IN A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE Bpanieh family, fora young man. Apply te or address fs at rh Frofeasor siie Charlier, 48 Kast Twenty-fourth wireet, 1h, BAaLEhe TEE Sie nec cece ee ee acl aNn OH ANTED-IN A PRIVATE CATHOLIC FA. Aa ex ANOR.—A WANOFACTOMER OF | BOStty, or wuere fow boarders are taken. by & gentleman of champagne. able to produce the best articles inthe mar- | iieady nabita. Best of reference given ifrequired Addrees, SecA tea vey ais ai? | Hatin rm cho eos, WE Hol oe Sinecmery pealees atetisieinemiiesaeieaeee oie! OABD WANTED.—fSWO ROOMS, WITH BOARD, FOR in the concern, intending the manufactare only, ad gentleman, Jady and child, in a private family, oF ‘where does Coumpagne Hanatastarer, Herat ofloe, wih ren nae | ve ti"bcwecn Maison sd oh avenue Cond actommo™ ee g = pgustsnasted ovagent mood | Suet Teouired. References exchanged. address, giving location &c., J. M., Herald office. Dn pe pt ial ee Breage Ager Bo OARDING IN BROOKLYN.~A GENTLEMAN AND change for good unincumbered real estate.—The adverti- two aingle gentlemen, ean be accommodated with doy Sg spent recent mina Gr evacuation, | joule Cpls ation wit mews wae on, Bates govert ernment bat ing niread: arbeoures as wiarge Sepsis ‘ulion ferry, by applying at 62 High street, near Adams, area ee tee can Deluge aunsa ot. weatth ont wor clevcses DARE EQUER_Nos. oer AND S00 FOURTH AVENUE, business. lease tween Twenty-third an tress Poot Herald ‘gents wil ‘plesgo not apply. Ad: ites or win gle can obtain very desirable rooms, in euits or single, ant eo st moderaie charges. Transient GROCERY AND FRUIT STORE FOR SALE—Now | »oardere accommodated at $1 25 per day. ‘a good and profitaoie business, At the Hotel St. Ge and ‘Twenty-second street, Bev very yeool, airy ults of apart: ‘attention of nts with baths atisched: to reni permanently on th t spy Oa F. chet 13 Atlantic street, pericnnhd term, in thin delight P ly pa poe ducted on the Kuropean plan. yoy tee emytit STOCK AND FIXTURES OF Ae toy and newspaper store for sale IFTH AVENUE AND FULTON FERRY —A GENTLE- aoe Bote Biehl. Siiintet tio wawepapery sive ‘man wants a well furniabed room board on the Ld pay whe rent, apply immediately at 0S Blxth avenue, One door Fee Ot eee eee Fith ‘syenne stages. Address ep tee sorenne rrcatinos being ie ireat pabtie tne. PULROANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN ibe i RENCH BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREES ILLIARD AND BOWLING ESTABLISMENT FOR nt "ezaen sa Be be accommodated with board and rooms in Beh |? ‘male—Twelve tables aud eight alleys in complete order Beets busiaaes, wi rhch rth proper en on may be ‘rench family. Beferences exchanged. Apply st piy at Gi Broad Dleccks Wim cimmodaiog ‘apply at way, near Dlecckor street, UBNISHED ROOMS 70 LET-TQ GENTLEMAN WITH. able SP geniiemia hd wife: fo oned quieteorstin: 3 ‘a genileman and wife; bowse nea contain: ‘ale egrg ne Shes drag saa, a populous aad EO | fog all he modern improvements. apply at 477 Hudson street, neighborhood tains upper PAR ot of the city. For terms | 2e4r Broome, spiy to Dr, OanlPBaiy 9 Grand atroot, URNISHED PARLOR AXD BEDROOM 70. LET—T0 — 7 2 entlemen on moat resonable terms, w ing into another business he Will sell it for ite resent casb ily situated in & frat class house, near Apply WB, Le BILLINGK, No, 6 Tryon row, room ground, 66 Buh ‘avenue, References exchanged, ple RNISHED ROOMS WANTED—WITH THE USE OF Fe SALE—A BREWERY, SITUATED IN NEWBUKG, kitchen for se small family, in be, neighborhood of Madison sixty miles trom New York; @ zood chance for a man with | S1uare. Terms between $30) 5000 and — ddress small capital, ‘Address J, Lawson, Newburg. 7%. N. O., Madison square Post o! on is AND 15 SEVENTH STREBT, NEAR SECOND ‘are three sory, use eae yon F. Will be let at low renta te eB East ,Jwenlty-third all in rere Apply ce a, before 10 SPRING ner THRER DOORS FROM BROAD. ta eatin zetion oar alte rw a orn i lia bc Boia meee inaae HOU . EAST FOURTEENTH STREET. — find eprenees rooms and pi ths moderna improvensecta, DY sopiving a 1 31% i ad's A STREET, ST. Jouws 3 bf gra A LARGE let on firat first fi man tn bis wif fe; also rooms f0F slog EIGHTH STREET, OREOSITS, CLINTON HAL and the New York Hote).—Several Bouthere gent. men will find the loosion desirable for sum Hot and cold water, bath, gas, £c. pleasant rooms, fur; A HOUSE TO LET FURNISHED.—THE WHOLE OR part of & destrably situated house to let for @ number of monthacn very reasonable terms. Apply at 68 Lexington avo- RE STORY Rvp ritd BASEMENT snopes A‘ mm at small family, wecied for d'or fe owner owner and ia wit house iain apleasant Delghborhood, 4 anbere street, from 12 to FURNISHED RECEPTION ROOM IN A HANDSOMB ‘brown stone English basement house on. West Thirty se- cond street to let, tow physician, w with vith board; $100 ayear. Also other rooms in game hvuse places in she wanted, KINTHIMER, kr) Fourth avenue, B 1] Lu A en age At ad te Ss Ling Le) ping AY cd mite yearly en 00 The prnicore wi wil be sold ate great bargnin, on easy terme If wanted. INSEL, 3483 Fourth avenue, PARTMENTS EGANTLY PURNTERED, TO LET at 166 Fifth avenue; would suita party of gentlemen or a fom: weparete baths; & private table served; or will be let "1 re meala; reference of the firat Teapectability required ind given, TENTH STERET, Peroat Lyd EN FIRST AND SE nd thetr wives and a few be socomunoialed with good board in a SPLENDID FAMILY MANSION TO LET, EM bracing country end city--Two acres of ground, fine garden, trait Loy flowers in profusion, shaded oy tine eld trees; premises in good order, ion immed! to JONES & fealty, ¥, No 163 Broadway. FEW BOARDERS WANTED AT A COUNTRY RE- aidence, beautifully situated ow the Hudson river, thirty. fixinilea from New York city, and & quarter of @ mile from Covgers’ ataticn, This place posgeatea & magniticen’ view of Persons may obtain reterence of A Leek: | Hecrinias pate tiers anchored Bipelway: es Mit street, or uddiees Borcobel, box 15 Herald oltice. OARD AT GREENWIOA, CONN., ON THE NEW HA- ven Balirosd —Two or three families can be eed with good board ip # small private family; good bathing For further particulars inquire at the truak store No. | Greene street, corner of Uanal OARD IN THE OOUNTKY.—A ¥&W PERSONS OAN for the summer in & private fanally. y location, within a few miles, and quent balf hour communications with the city, Address for s a few daya box 1,641 Post office. OABDING IN THE OOUNTRY FAMILIES WISHING the comforts of @ retired home ean find unusually desi rable accommo, ations in the large house of the subscriber, pear Glen Cove, Long Isiand. steamers: esurous io obtain a quiet and healthy locality would do Wreil to eat) Bot sen foe uddre the Budscn river. (COUNTRY BOARD —A SMALL FAMILY LIVING AT Hyde Park, Duicheas county, N. ¥., ean secommodate a tea onto thn sommes eps aed & plenty of shade trees around ft Tt has. ver, and i about two ralmutes) walk from the Mudson River suilroad depot ; four traina io and from New York daily. fartner particulars apply to T. A. BHEAK, 327 street, New York. fNOUNTRY ROARD—IN EASTOHESTER, ONE MILE 4J from the Mount Vernon Depot, on the New Haven Kail- ‘wo families can be sccommodated with large pleasant rooma and board with « amall family; with nice abady for chilaren, easy of access trom the milk, Stable, and salt water bathing, on gp the premises or addr cty, f trate plenty of es premises. reas Mra. K. Simeon, NOUNTAY BOAKD CAN BE OBTAINED AT THR J bonse formerly known aa the New York oo Hotel, ow ihe Bergen Point piapk road, $34 miles from the Jersey ‘The house is beautitully (ocean § a the bay, cor ing a baie view of the Narrows, 8 ing. Biages peas the SUNTRY BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND.—A FAMILY or a tew sing’e gentlemen can be accommodated with ear on Grant street bet seen Quarantine ard etapleton land ings, fom house from the shore road. References given and 2RSONS LOO! KING FOR OOUNTRY BOARD CAN find pleapspt scoommodaiions at Fordham, three minutes and all the comforts ane . LACKEY, Fordham, or P. D. from fenots pienty of frait, eb: SUMMER BOsRD—THE LARGE HOUSE ON OSDAK i, fe row open for the boarders frou tne clty who desire s pleasant aummer retress tasle, epackue rooms, plearact parlors, overlook some of the most euchsnting lsnd and water views on the Hu on, and situated a & moxt picturesque and deilghifal, region Five mivutes’ walk to the railroad eight trains daily to and from the city; steamboats Twice & ‘Terme reasonable. for Walks, rides, de j{URNISHED HUUSE TO LET—A FIRST CLASS THREB atory acd besement house, furnished handeomely, and besutifully situated, will be reated at a very low rate for any period; the owner woud preter retaining apartmen 4 for him- self if agreeable. Immeciate possession given address H. R., Herald office URNISHED HOUSE TO LET, IN TWENTIETH ttreet, near Brosdway, and the fnenitare, which te nearly hew, for sale —A capital opportunity for a family t» commence bousekeering und taee afew eeiect bourders The house has ‘sii the modern improvements, and would he given free of vent to ® party who would buy the furniture snd board tue presen: occupants. A letter sddreseet to Houre box 5 218 Post office with'real pame, stating where sn interview een be had. will receive prompt attention. ‘The beet of reference given and re- quired. ous 10 LET —THE THREE STORY SKICK HOUSE 03 Kast Thirieth street, near Lexiagton avenue, coutaina allie modern improvements, and bes sre beee puiia fect order; rent $100, the greater part of which will be ttken in board ir the femlly taves no other boarders; will de let to a reeponsible tenant only, Address A. 3, Herald oftice. ‘OBOKEN,—TO LFF, TEE UPPER ROOMS OF 48M 4LL cottage house, 226 Bloomtield street, four rooma on the floor. a comfortabie parlor, with a large cooking room and two bedrooms attached: wou'd like a ft , man and wife, with one or two ehikiren. Good reference given and req Addrese James, box 168 Herald office. OOM8 TO LET--FUBNISHED OR ONFURNISHED, ) with privilege in kitchen, 19 8 amall genteel famuy. Terma Will be mogermie, apply at 37 W West Twenty -Grat street. TORE AND HOUSE TO LET—WELL BIvUATED FOR ‘apy Kind of business. Kentlow. No. 170 Bowery, near Broome etreet, KCOND FLOOR AND quired—211 Monrve st tenant 0 LET—A FURNISHED OUTTAGS, WITH THREE acres of ground, within fe minutes wall of the landing At Port Richmond, 8’; s good garden, witn abundaace of ve- piteries and small fruits. “loquire of J MUX, No © Wall suet. Rent moderate to LBT—A ROOM 4ND BEDROOM ON TRE THIRD floor Enquire st No. 5colarabla street, om the second floor, in the rear. LET—A LARGE AND COMMODIOUS COTTAGE house at Long Branch, N. J., either during the sammer feasop or for the year. For terme ani parteglars apply to JAS. GRBIG, 112 Fallon street, oro W. B. MAPES, Long Branch. LET—THE DWELLING HOUSE NO. 7 CARROLL place, Bleecker street. To desirable tenant the bouse will be repied very low, and alterations or improvemsote made to anit. Possession immediaely. for terms epoly to JOHN LLOYD & 5 2Nb, Naesau sireet, or WSK & SUNS, 61 Broadway. (0 LET—AT NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND, A Deautifnl cottage, containing elrbt rooms gud the nodern conveniences, only two minutes waic from the ferry nding. T.quire tn the Fost oilice, New Brighton, 0 LET—THE SALOON 90 AND gi HAST STREET, foot of Delancey street, lately occupied as an eating house nd where the same burlvese may be advantageously carried on, Foweasion imediately. Inquire on the premises. QUMMER BOARDUNG,—OCEAN AND BAY BATHING gunning and boating, on the south sy} of jum’ weet of Quogue, close to the ocean. ens and board oaly ey week. Take leon Teland cars % in O, Halsey, Beaver Dam, Suffolk MMFR BOARDING MAY BE PROCURED AT ROOK- wood Villa, half way between Weebawken ferry and Gut- owned by Dr. Comstock altby acd beautiful location; only a Party wccommodated, with first eluss board, TATEN ISLAND—A FRW BOARDERS WILL BE taken at the Port Kichmond House, ten minutes’ Ponene from the Janding; gss, water view and fine grounds; hourly to New York; terms moderate. Keference, T. KisRR, 74 Wail street, N. Y. BUMMER RESORTS. ‘ATH HOTEL—SIX MILES FROM BROOKLYN, NOW ‘oven for reception of families, and transient boarders . L. WiCKOFF, Buperintendent, A TOURETTE HOUSE, BERGEN POINT, N. ‘This farhionabie summer hotel is ‘recep- ‘he La Tourette house is beautifully Ce pore Staten Ieland, with tenburg landiog, and occupied by a now open for the ae eae the La Mom cee "ete tail le ae New York d re s hloe 2 North es fe 4 and 5: orb P.M. WESLEY We Bi 1a of La Farge House), Pri. N. B.—It takes no longer to Pott than from South ferry to ANPION HOUSE, LITTLE SILVER, SHREWSBURY — This well known summer resort is now open for . and offers the inducements of a well kept house nd plessant location to families or others 4 or transient accommodations on the m¥ ‘There are boais belon; of ailing and bathing w odations reasonable terms. to the house. and {hose who are fond ‘will ind both with pecullar satety horses. ‘accomm<s Srsatoak on fo0t of Rabinada eireah, Nord Fiver: andiee eh Bed Bank. REED’ & FRY, Proprietors. ‘OSTRAND HOUSE, SANDS POINT, LONG ISLAND now open; distanca twenty miles from New Yo: the new steamer teal Island, Gece Avgustus Somerindyke. Leaves James slip, i oak ri PM ‘Nostrand House at 73 A. My B. NOSTRAND, Proprietor. ‘Sble sul 16 Drop’ orenip KERNER & BIKOH, is now open for the reception of gucats CEAN HOUSE, NEWPORT, B. URNIGHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN x FOR SALE A Roomy SE r Oe Bron wie aly, wihout board, in a mmall private family, at 2) Unt- Orchard street, in the grocery sore. versity plac ROE ,SALE—A BABROOM ON THE Frnet #1008; | AIURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BREAKFAST AND TRA, andafoursiory house, 0 let Jow. Apply at 117 Grand or the whole upper part of the house 70 Weat Twenty’ street, one door from Broadway, after 9 seventh street, fea be Ke iealiog by a party of Siena with OR BALR—A BRFAIL DRY GOODS BTOOK, IN a | Mendance; ihe house ie Bret clase. quire of 8. B. JONES or RUBERT LIPTLER, 150 Broad- I genwemen only; terms moderate. apply at 24 Kast Broad- ee: way. Ee rot bite ce ine URNISAED ROOMS TO LBi—WITH FULL OR city for s day restaurant business, siuated in Water | KOON ISI board, suitable for centiemen and thelr wives or itreet, tear Wall; $250 tor fixtures and three yeas’s teare of | singi2 gentlemen; house delighialy stated, wits all"tno, tar basement. “Apply to BICHARDBON & McLBOD, 106 Maiden | ingle Fertennds oo nveuiont touiagen abd cars, Apply ai 201 Bleecker street. 0 Broad taining about sixty five rooms, havin ORNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOUT PARTIAL Tic on beads cal eeaemiowes a wagon | AV card. inquire at7i Nassau street third door from Tent’, and in the West Indies; now almost full, and Gate good and | Brooklyn. \betant usiness. oe substantial b Price reasonable. Reason for selling, a desire to relire from business, Apply at 767 Broadway, co:- | J{URNISHED ROOMS TO LET DOWN TOWN, WITH- ner of Ninth atreet. out board,- er nee f furnished front rooms, tor $1 50 FOR SAR, AEA MODMATE PRICE A PATENT maa Sees ereenyey. of March, constructed medical URNISHED ROOM WANTKD—FOR A LADY AND yal epparata Inquire at 415 Pearl street. gentleman.—Board for the lady only. Location above OR SALE CHEAP—THE LEASE STOCK AND FIX- Zenth street. Address . 8. Union ‘square Post office. tures of a li or atore, now doing a good | business; rent, and mtuated in one Dest lovations in the city’ Satin. ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO single gentlemen, single one 2, Ce witht bath, water Ise venous for oan. opty on the premoen 74 Cleon alone ac onsen floor. Very eh and 20h ‘cool No board. apply a ‘ourth street, near tataye GaRT STORE FOR SALE—IN BROOKEEN; A as neat; family , coffee and tea store, doing a ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM Pee! SECOND cash br on one of greatest thorot in Brook- floor to tag eins coagecepe A Bag mtd thoad lyn; is for sale on account of the of its late pro- | in a private family, where there are no children or boarders; prietor. Inquire at 140 Fulton avenue. full or patel board bath, gas, 4c. Inquire at fod Sullivan g street, ‘OTEL DOWN TOWN FOR SALE.—LEASS, FURNI- | eet Dear H restaurant, 80 rooma—the fur- [ent ‘OBOKEN.—A ROOM TO LET, TO A SINGLE GENTLE- miabd and floes gon sod ag eae man, with breakfast (dinner on Sundays), in a neat cot- SONBON 197 Duane y house, 226 Bloomfleld street. Referenees ‘given and re- io'dre. BEORBON, id ‘rook corner of Gresawid HL quire, 4. Adareas alphs, box by Herald oflce, ce'sppiy oa the Riso ia CHANCE —T0 PRINTERS, STRDER BLANK jacturers and stationers.—The prop: ofa ag entablishanont and book bindery, well emablaked oO"; OR TWO FAMILIES CAN BE ACCOMMO- doing an ive and profitable bu: ‘Wish to retire, and dated with board at Fishkill, within s pleasant walk of ll the same on favorable terms, establishments is | New Hsmburg station. Terms reasonable. BPE, to Rev. Koeted Ss proweg Werars ety, and has @ very extensive re- aoe AORERMAN, Bi jughsonville, or Mr, E.B, Vernon, Park No Sill peep teen Apatls jp anaes BOARD IN BROOKLYN.—A FEW SINGLE of uo Pak: rare and good prodia “For particu. or married gentlemen and thelr wires can be accommo; ed with rooms third for, with full or lars inquire ot KIGGINS & Ki } 133 and 125 wri rocens. om ssound cx ay P $1. 00 Case Wish PURCHASE THe Le QOME AKD BOARD.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH ‘fixtures of an excellent and well fi R board, dn the frst, second or third door, in a private Ronse, pe. garaet woven tnd res retail Poa Bane siore, located on a good | near rbrowiray, and Ma ‘Madison ae havi Hag args 8 cave business aven' ‘west side. ce, W! ‘oply to those a ‘good tab T. GAFFNEY, 87 Chatham street, | pines. 0. D.. anae ren che XCURSIONS. GLE GENTLEMEN OR, A PARTY, MAY OBTAIN Exe" . Sire mat ita, On Mor third foore’ ay 17S Dees rps pals au p! Be soteptendi erate tain wesw | om ‘Thompson atreet, near Bleecker street. Apply in the evening’ » will ‘hake the Fishing Br on Monday, OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN OAN, OBTAIN ir, ara Pe EA oo tain 4 board at No, 228 Haat Broadway; alao, » furnished fron a a eg ny Foom, wih bedroom adjoining, fining, swiavlo for’ & goallemaa snd 834; Ne » balvand Vatreaimonta on board. "A ootifon bandon beard? | wile. required, ; 0 LET—WITH BOARD, ONE LARGE. ROOM, FOR RAND PICNIQ TO BIDDLE’ GROVE, IN AID OF to gealemen, and’ one gegud ue -} bath; also, a few day boarders, Doardess afi) Jay aurect, Maj Fulton street, Brooklyn, 7%; Joralemon street. Sic; Kelsey P TOWN BOARD—FOR GENTLEMEN AND THEIR ook, Hamilton avenue, be Mie NR Socios ato vives and single gentlemen, on moderate terms; plesaant F g a # Fel 2 $ g é S i i 8 2 EH i ion. Apoly est Bi cents, Children half'p gammer veaion, “poly st als West Fie wtreeh S*eRtea ns ofthe mmacaty Coney Un, Foarigons ret, W ORTH, HOUSE, NO, 1 WEST TWENTY FIFTH ST. Wil take place om Rhurwiay, June 90 fo Diddle’ Grove, tho Madison square.—Handsomely furnished apartments, splendid ide double decked barges Jains | pérlors and bedrooms and gingle Toms, wih, board, for ihe son a eee oe foot hot Fourteenth street, | summer, at very moderate prices. Dinner at 6 P. M. Tk oh returning will make the ‘same tandinge. ANTED-TWO GENTLEMEN, OR A LADY AND A. M., returni Ya full band ise: ‘for the occasion. Th ‘ entleman to board in & private house, 46 Columbia street, tee, numbering about oe hundred of our Cras | Brooklyn Heights, opposite viddngh street, two minutes” walk rea hal no efor wil be spared to make this ove rigs | from Fultom ferry, unsurpassed for health and beauty. season. and former exoursion as a guarantee of the order BOND STREET.—FURNISHED OR Mies aueme that will be maintained on this, Tickete 60 cents. Committee Fooms Wo let, single of in guile, for gentlemen, wi = tiene ie taeaeyeaes Meehan, Mr. Bernard Woods, Mr. | board, in a private tamily, Powers. "our iy Siri SMYTHE, Chairman. AMITY STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY.—A FRUBI Jonn ALLEN, Secretary. 9 family has to let furnished rooms, suitable for ameall gee Breruen THRERY, ‘Treasurer. tee] tamily, or two or three single gentlemen, with or without board) ali modern improvements; hot and col Hy edoriraut Musical Bocloty has be Np ccc at trod REENWICH AVENUE.— een postponed to July GREE: CH A —FURNISHED ROOMS, Wb, 67 with beard, Referesees exchanged, rs ‘AH HOUSE, SHREWSBURY, LONG, BRANOH, ¥. J.—This favorite house is now ope tne eee Sad rantient boarders, Bathing, ing, fishing Communication several times daily Fk from foot of sobineon sirect, Captain A. H. HAGGERTY, Proprietor, UBF a FIRE tegen eae, 0 LET—THE{STORE NO 183 CHATHAM SQUABE corner of new Bowery, one of the beat locationy tn the city for business It fs at present fitted up for an exchange and banking office. Apply on the premises, to G. BRAULEY.. ne LET—THE LOFTS OF THE NW BOILDING ON 1 setemiariy sued Yor bisloass Toqrting ene Hg treet, particularly 3 or business requiring exira ‘ppl lo G. BRADLBY, 168 Chatham yiuare, phish eb ls inal aca enant, | an c REN (0 LET-A SECOND STORY FRONT FURNISHED room. with large close, to a lady or gentleman and indy, with or without board for the lady. Apply at 89 Greene street, beiween Priace and Spring. 10 LET_-THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY CO! ot Troy and Fourth streets. together with the fistures and ‘utensils, complete, tor unmediste use. Terms reasonable. Pos- pemor given immediately. Apply to JOsePH ‘CUOP SE, a roy street. 10 LET—THE LARGE AND WELL FINISHED FIVE story a org baeement dweiling, 1,082 Brosiway, be- tween Thirty-tirs: avd *hirty-second streets. Inquire on the premises or of LOMUND HUBRY. 68 William street 10 LET—A GUOD HOUSE, LARGE GARDEN, ONE acre of Jand or more, o peorme, LL, near ratiroad depot; communication three times a day; to let, store and base- ment £99 Broadway ; for sale or lease lot 94 Keade street. Ap- ply w J. STOUVE! 61,, 203 Centre street. LET—A WELL FURNISHED SECOND STORY BED- room, in a private family. to & gentleman: rent $\3 per moos include Breakfast may be bad with the family ‘dealred. Apply at No. 102 Prince street, west of Sirekaway 10 LET—IN FISHKILL, WITHIN Ls —- OF NEW ‘Hamburg depot, a large, well furnished . and span of horses if derired, for the onthe mot Suly, pivig ree Kent $110 per month, Address 8. B. E,, Herald office, for ihree aye TO, LETK10) BROADWAY, TWO LARGE PARLORS ‘with pier glasses; suitable for club rooms, or some genteel business. Rent moderate. 0 LET.—A SMALL FAMILY WILL LET THE SECOND ‘end third floors of anew and handsome house, on Broad- way, near Myrtle avenue, East Brooklyn, There is a hand- rome suit of parlors and five other rooms: twenty minutes from either ferry; rent $10. Reterence exchanged. Inquire on the premises, or of THOS. HULKMAN, corner of Centre and White atreeta, New York. (0 LET—TWO LARGE ROOMS; ONE IS A BEAUTI- fal parlor, with marble mantel, with pantries and part of cellar; gas fixtures and water in house, new, with garden tn ol opp $7 50. Can beseen 035 West Fouy fourth street 10 LET—A FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE. A LARGE and handrome oe cottage, with all the mojern im- on high ground, pear cars an and within 14 miles o/ ba by road. Apply to T, &. JaCKSON, arcl wey. 10 LET—THE MODERN FOUR STORY ENGLISH basement house, 1043¢ St. Mark’s ern pear Firet avenue, contsining gas. hot and ‘cold water, bath, water c &e, ‘Will be let for $500 to reapon sible party. Inquire at 158 Broad way, Up tu a tel now open reception of guests. T. T, BLOOMSK & OO., Proprietors, Visiters will take the Long Island lagrtveen ball at South fen, Breokiyn, (at 10.4. M. and Tut 3:90 P.M.) where [lokets be procured to the Surf Potel via Deer P: ders to Babylon, where the new and splendid steamer Wave, As waiting to convey passengers aan BATHING.—NATIONAL HOUSE. LONG BRANCH, New Fecha dire Ae open for ;, house has been en- Tria tne, best of hate mattresses; en, 4 iE. PE NTON rON FALLS, oy UTICA, Coles informs the the season; board we Proprietor. ball of the seaton Jul ten dollars per week. YORK. Kihog pubic at ia hotel visiters, and D.— THIS BEAU- baving come into the hands of the entirely refitted and refurnished, e that ite and wei. HOUSE, BROOKLYN, E. titully situated ent Seder e a regenera eae cae desirable smmer house in the nelghbo of New. York. It stands wy elevated ground, ey the cities of New a <a rocky, the bay andHver, alm fifteen. alr, Peck alip, james ant ‘Grand street securiee with th fered most exoelient fami) ete me nee offered a8 8 aay ne e574 78 Fourth street, corner of Ree WHITE SULPHUR penr oes OPE? ae SS eeTOn HOTEL, eet. As 48 first class bone, foe's stutilon, comfort ‘and moderate charges, the Clarendon surpassed. RAY’S HOTEL, Tannersville, ‘This well known and most popular of hotels will op season on i6th of June. Greene oat 2 1h x, HOTEL ST. JULIEN, ae faa arora ‘known as ofty, throughout, and is how ready for the Feception of guests ‘Meals by private table or ETRE Te HOTEL 8%. JULIEN, Fine bedrooms and bedrooma eals may be had at all hours ia the Derlorn aed. ey mye a aot en. SEGARS A AND TOBACCO, — Washin r ington piace, ao os gINGUE Gi! as ie AND GERMAN Groh puredare orn tnvaices of goods partet price on ma U. CHMERS 17 Sromdway. 10 LET—THE UPPER PakT OF HOUSE 116 EAST Niseteenth atreet, between Second and Third avenues. Inquire on the premises, (0 LET—A LakGS COMFORT «BLY FCB NTEAED room with two windows end fireplace. Went $175 week In advance. Inquire of Mra. MUURH, 195 Sixth avenve, near Fourteenth street. gn ae Ss eh A FRONT and back parlor on ‘st floor, with privilege of kitchen and bath suitable re aioe and wife, or a phy- sician, Inquire at 82 Weat ‘sh eeath street, one door from fixth avenue, between 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. re SS AND LOFTS, CORNER OF Bearl nd Chatham, streeit: also, corner of new Bowery Any es rentlow. Inquire at 450 Pearl street. (0 LET OR FOR SALE—FURNISHED, THE HOUSE © orgs Ruiliean aiteet, Possession given immediately. Inquire of | of sre Caswell, No. 3 Clark street, betweenjSpring an LET OR FOR SALE CHEAP—AN ELEGANT THREE story high stoop house 124 West Forty-eighth street; all Inte improvements; bale also to le: at reduced rent the second floor of house 25 Ninth Ninth avenue; rent $200 per year, Apply at 201 West Fiftieth 10 RENT—A eae Se WITH COMPLETE FIX- tures; also four ten pin alleys, within two doors of Broad- way, 16 Prince street, 1g li sip STORY axD Yee ue] MO. 47 street, for sale, or will be pad el for the coon t the Years has marole csantela, gan Ya, and is nara vais gree Sails wap SACK” Sous No. 204 Bankett excees pi we “ Ste Pacite Hotel, WX. phe Sacaecewnedectsons bichon’ (PO DENTIRTE—TO Ler, AN ELEGANT SUIT OF PAR srialGrt on Sis oor, to, Bntemsan oF iret olnts wosroben & prot gent tailor. ‘The abeve ian uncommon! large and eligible floor Apply to KNIGAT & 0O., 648 way. LEGAL NOTICES, HO Sg , reece eeicainoenies REME COURT.—IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- UE ion of the Mayor, Aldermen cation of, of New York, by the Board of of the Cone Park, Felative 19 the sequition of lands for s publi par pane Bi ine eity of New York. The Mayor, “Alger d Commonalty of of New Y« LS ‘Board Bee eee cners of tas Genial ~ lands PI sity, under and by vietue of an act enuiited “An nat relative to fnyrovenenla touching the laying out of streets and roads in ect oe Cals York nad for other purposes,” passed April 3, HOLE STXED, Conngel to the Corp ration, sa Hota snd (0 sald Board Of Coamalasiouers,