The New York Herald Newspaper, September 15, 1859, Page 11

BALBS AT AUCTION, mevenianoete " x LAY, AUTIONEER, Pipe a wild 4) ear we ‘Chatham Bank. Poy of Commerce. e Fire Insurance 9. japhattan Fire Inguran '¥6 Resolute Fire Insurance Co. Manhattan Life Insurance Co... . i Wiltamoebure City Fire Thsurance Co Grocers’ Fire Insurance Co. F New York Equitable Five I ‘30 Arctic Fire sasuratse Bo c maples «Marie Tnguran: 39 Beckman Fire Insurance « 3 Firemen’s Insurance Co... . 20 Brevoort Fire Insurance © 0 Jefferson Insurance Co. 39 Merchants’ Fire Insurance Co. Metropolitan Fire Insurance » Insurance Co, BO United NO o. 0 Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Exp ress. Missouri State 6 per tent bonda, 1,000 N. Y. & Erie RR. 7 per cent 1862 bonds. Ch. St Paul's &Fon du lato RR, 8 per gent bonds, urities received in addition to the regularly -advertised list 3 every sale. xt regular sale on Mon fegular auction sales of stocks and bonds @ a Thursday, or every day whenever require at @eloek, at the stock salesroom, No. 2 William ‘street or Mer- ‘ehanis’ Exe! hange, as desired. Stocks aud bonds bought and sold at private sale and the Brokers’ Board on com ion. Anterest alowed on deposits and dividends collected. Sales also made of real estate at public or private sales when desired, LBERT H. NICOLA Stock Anotionesr: Broker and Ban ‘0. 62 William street, near Wall. DF ened ae A. ALBr GO. AUCTIONEER. aatich and maguitir ot Grewina tam evle-pieaohiie pler al mirrors, iace crrains, medallion and Brussele car- oll pajutings, bisque and cia SieSees aod mani pein, rg, ormolu ornaments, h VANES. sell at public anction THIS pay, THURSDAY, September 15, 2 te elegant fou tory fenidonce'of Prof, Ulman No. 88 West to oe 0 es ‘g jeventh ith avenue, Eleventh street, near pee os Suretare, covered acid rovewoot suis 2f par eontatn three solid rosewood a1 ered centre tables, ‘mir saree colored vet, juet Gallen aud reception chairs match the me sich wood et ‘or doors warble tops; fe tables; romew Sed backs, cocoiguenrs, Frebeh lace curtains: shades and: cor- Brussels and tapestry carpets; pier mantel mirrors, niga, by explant arte, f four large sth git ramen oh peas 7 Se seperd paintings, : Bitne Reasonh by Lotier; “tke Holy anally, MAINO, several valiaa hablo engravings lOREWOOD FULL SEVEN AND A ALP OCTAVE EMBROIDERED CLOTH COVER AND STOOL ‘The moet costly instrument ever offered at auction, carved ‘and case, made by @ celebrated city maker; mother of pearl Seoisissd with pear uuelc rack stool, Re; cont $660. LAI Oficleth, chairs, rosewood bat stun’, Ae. CHAMBERS, dedsteads, bureaus, robes, book y's escretoire, toilet plain and orna- ental; large size heir wattress, feaiber’ becs and pillows, sounterpance, ee, blankets, spring bottom beds, carpets in every ainungs, pictures, lace curtaine, shades, commodes, .. oP ittoons, woeune hy and cage, epg mig 'm088 abd bair sofas and sofa eds. epring Botlom a: Sud cat cane seat chairs, easy Turkish chairs and lounges, mosquito bars, DINING ROOM. 4 Euisztfon table, 1 feet in length; aver ware, French china sels, v0 ced ban vee and forks, spooons, Sets Bogie glassware Deaudfully null engraved, decanters 16 ‘Ore, Ci 30 days; ebairs, |, corner what- Sole ad croamenia, UCTION NOTICE. A I. C. EDEY, pestlonees, c. oun ES, RRANDIES, SEUARB, A LUDLOW! Jr Will seit on Thursday, September 15, ALI o'clock, at salesrooms No, 6 Cedar street, opposite the Post office, The balance of the catalogue, tered on the Ist instant, of wines, liquors, segars, &e.; bein k of an im- porting and Jovbieg house reliaquishing Selness. The ant Will embrace some of the best brands of pale and dark brandis ef various vintages; prime sherries, noted Madeiras; very choice ports; selected brands of champagne; Jamaica rum ot & Sune hot surpassed, in, the elty; Holland gin, very superior; Monongahela and Bourbon whiskers the Vest brands and Scotch, together with ch packages are eight aba's quarter rip And the iots will be distributed to po trade. ‘Also a large invoice of Havana segars, favorite brands. washstands, ward- UCTION NOTICE EXTRAORDIN ARY. AY, (Thursday 4 o'clox {hn of elegant first ‘ored four months, and Tareas vives elas household furr now to ae of Charles E. Stew: art, E: between Seventh and Rigith, avoines, compri vood parlor Ka wilure, with dining room’ and charabers, replete with thing, suitable for a fashionable and cost!y furnished embracing also many rare and valnable bronzes Broups, paintings, superb, pianoforte, de. 00K uncal wing, to be removed immediately from the premises. Full a talogues will be at the house on the morning of le remain- d for will will be sold at ‘private sale on the day overed in rich satin’ brocade and me- ver having been used, two elegant tops and mirror doors; r tables, corner what: i top cei backs and rosewood reception chairs in bi two rors, with very rich frames; bt, mabe and brackets; vel MAGNIFICENT PRARI KEY and damask curtains, © number of beautiful oll paintings, dronzes, marble groups and fignees, with & unique and re: collection of real Dresden’ and Sevres china, and Etruscan java vases and parlor ornaments, bronze and or- molu chandeliers and gas txtutes, super French escretore, cee o secretary bookcase, CHAMBERS AND DINI Rolid rosewood bedsteads, made b; Jarge hair mattresses and palliasses to bureaus, marble top washstands, French toilets, rowe loth, arm and revolving chaits, tote yanges, oval mirrors, French engravings, bronze clocks, eens ower vasen, Preuch, cottage and other chairs, Seekers’ window shades! fine extension dining table, solid oak dining room chairs, oak ‘buffet, French and Bohemian china, tai cut glans goblets, champagnes, wings. liquor stands, with every description of cit glass ware. French china seta, Fiee silver ware, urna, casters, spoons, forks, salvers, dinner ‘Alea larg, 'snpetion iron safes ctleothe, marble top hall stand, antl chairs, stalr carpets and rods, wponement, at 1034 precisely mene 4? ly. B. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer. ¥rench pier mirrors, 2 royal Wilton carpets, rugs <EWOOD PIANOFORTR, ROOM. Dixon Brothers, with marble top dressing ‘ood fur= niture in hair BURNHAM'S FURNITURE EX- read and furniture packing establishment, ofica 111 and, Ti3 West Eleventh street, between Fifth and ‘Sixth avenues Ran furniture of every’ “description boxed and shipped to ail parts of the world. Pianofortes, mirrors, statuary, glass and Ehina, earefully packed and moved; large two-borse wagon for the rémoval of furniture to the eoutry. UCTION NOTIC a aad NOTICE—J. BOGART, ee ae ee —BY Ce B hee eye on eS | Bere an ee ft! ee ‘at 75 East Thirteenth sircet, asst ‘sale of lot of lumber, howe sored atthe above piace. ‘By order of JAMES E. KEL: LEY, assignee. UCTION NOTICE—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER. BY & J. BOGART, on Thursday, Sept. 15, at 11 o'clock, at 823 First avenue, mortgage sale of ‘grocery store, consisting $f teas, spices four, fatures, sonles, weights, horse and wagon, ae. }OHN W. SOMERINDYKE, Att'y for Mortgagee. Aeon xs tft er Lia BELL, AUCTIONEER, AND —Friday, at 1034 o'clock, in the sales- rooms 18 East Broadway: will be continued the sale of second hand and new clothing, edged goods, millinery, Jewelry? &e. Pawnbroker’s sale Monday, by order of L. LEV’ RMAN GUNS, UCTION NOTICE. HARDWARE, A&c.—JOH. VAN ANTWERP, will sell this day, Sept. ‘1S, at 10 o’ clock, at his auction room, 73 William street, in ad- dition to the usual assortment of hardware, ‘an invoice of 429 German double 1 guns, assorted nd qualities, at four months’ Co ir Also, 650 doz. table cutlery, an invoice of ABring cutlery, Gles, Ac. Alo, 7,000 Brayiden’s patent wrought fron nuts and plugs. 100 doz. mouse traps, axes, hatchets, Ast SALE_OF FRENCH, GERMAN AND AME- rican calf skins, English chamois skins, sole leather, lin- ay CRISTALAR, auctioneer, 23 Bowery, will sell OF iri 16th, at 1034 o'clock, consisting in part as fol- Jows, Hig 7 dozen a eh dressed calf skins, aa hess dozen German do. dozen American do, ao, 840 dozen Bnpllah dressed charnola king, premium (ualites. 2600 Ibe, Buenos Ayres hemlock sole eather, together with ings, de. The above sale is well worthy the attention of the trade, as fall the above named goods are to be soid without reserve In Jots to suit purchasers. By order of J. W. STODARD, as- signee. T AUCTION.—T0 BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Public Pound, corner of izith street and Third ave: ue, ong biaek horse on Saturiay, September 17, 1880, at 10 o’clock A. M. ILLIAY . LITTLE, Pound Master. analities do. ONE Ay wr pareaiienie AND FRUIT DEPOT. RICHARD W. 8, Auctionser, will sell, this day, b ‘order cf an. eincriiote ot 4 Eighth ‘avenue, near Fortiet atreet, at 103¢ o'clock, the Gallte nick, ana Arnires of 6 mili and fruit depot; 1 refrigerator. Also, 1 excellent gray horse, milk wagon and one set of pee. Sale oa THOMAS McGUIRE, Constable, ANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER.—FINE GOLD pr ind silver watcher, dewey, &c., at auction.—BUTLER, SCHULTZ & MATHEWS will sell on to-morrow, (Priday,) at 11 o’clock, at their salesroom, 64 Cedar strect, an assortment of Bunting ‘and open face watches, in old and sliver cares, all of the best makers; also large invoice of fine kona ins, earrings, lockets, vest and guard chains, Mea Inger rings, bracelets, aleeve buttons, studs, &c. Cata- Soguce on morning of sale. DWARD SCHENCK, furniture, by KE. & F o'clock, at their Saeeeas: By Ni selected stock of first class parlor, furniture, consisting in part of elégai suits, in brocatel, bi le, plush, hair cloth and reps; rosewood marble top side and corner etegeres, with plate glass doors and. centre and sofa tables, rosewood armour a glace, rose- wena enue and secretary bookcases, carved and plain rose- wood and mahogany bedsteads, marble top dressing bureaus, ‘washstands and commodes, mahogany wardrobes, solid oak and enamelled chamber suits, rosewood, mahogany and oak hall stands; spahowany sofas, easy, reception and rockin; Sa pears i. louny oak exiension dining tables and AUCTIONEER. HOUSEHOLD —This day, at 10! pe corer large and weil lining room and chamber carved rosewood parlor fe top butfets, hair mattre alliasses, bolsters sea! pillows, silvs or plated ware, &&c., & le peremptory for WARD SCH ‘K, AUCT: I wagons.—By E. & Fh. AORENCR Be a oe mole ingt., at one o'clock, at their salesrooms N ‘ana a a long ta forrel borne, 8 or 9 years ol, = 5a. Rava Mou wae ranted perfectly sout tind genue, with the exes being slighty aprung in one knee, has ‘bee Gant and’ isd fret rate famly hore. Ae ee, haben: isive'a new light rockaway, light top and te Wagons, double and single harness, &c. Brrr, SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.—PIPEs.. KE. & F. H, SCHENCK.—This day 2 o'clock, at tid ssalesroomie, Xo. 88 Nassau street, an invoice of about ‘one hun dred fine pipes. ES.—RY HR B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER. PER! EMPTORY SALE OF CHOIC! FRIDAY, September 16, at 10:4 th . Comprising about 100 barrels of crhshed, Tetined puparst sag green und tiack teas; BO poxes West Tadis coffe; 100 botes sperm and adamantine candles; 200 bores fn- ally s08p; also a large lot of Havana and b gg in Kegare; al Drandies; in quarter and eighth casks; wines, liquors, tte cages and <lemijohns; cordial, een Grene Bese iron ato, platform, as canen claret in bond Goodin ain 2 fina sipping ne, ans . brder, and well vroriby ihe aitenuob of pity aud gounty trade. Catalogues at pale NEW YORK HEXALD,. THURSDAY, SALES AT AUCTION. meee oe EN! H. LEEDS, OTT oop M NO. Hs vat street, iin RY ot CO. will well at aacihe 0 ort id 16, at Wednesday and Thurada To'dock cach day, atthe arma ener Ni invotce of 200 French and German oll paint Various s from Can be examin oa on ener ale salor=d> bemelitol echergon of modern oil paintin, by same most celel foreign te, NOW off: igh in onrgulery ry No. 28 Nasaais at private sale ouly, “They, will red extremely low, ad opeisior i is desirous me sorevaraing to Europe. oe P. MONTGOMERY,- AUCTIONEER.—800 CASES a hoes and Thureday, Sept 18, ayy at so Beane men's, ‘abd jouth's thick aad kip see welt and double sole boots. OPN Hy BURLEY, AUOTIONKER, WILL SELL. THIS day, at Po'elock, at 467 Canal Rear Hudson; a large Srsortinentof household furniture, bureans, bedatends, was stands, mahogany and other tables, louking’ glasses, pictures, wofas, ‘sofa beds,§ lounges, mahogany ant other chairs, fine curled and other mattremen, pillows, bolsters, two cookin Stoves, 85 Brussels, three-ply aud Ingrain carpeis, English o clothe, blankets, comforters, sheets, table liven, gas meng segars, cl ery, glass wa: To be sold without: Felerv®, vein cr shine, Also one nglish double barrelled gua. ORRI8 K. CRANE, AUCTIONEER. VALUABLE in the city of Hoboken, at public auction. MO! iis CRANE, Auctioneer, will sell on Tuesda i eept. 2, at two o'clock in the a the salesroom, 98 ‘Washington street ine got Hoboken, ine three story: brick dwellings and ‘and 228 Washington strect. Also, the three Mery and basement brick dwelliige, 228235 and 227 Bloom, field street, and Nos. land 3Sixth street, in the city of Hobo- ken. ‘The abovementioned property is well located for either bus ness or private ing in the central part of the city and convenient of accenatoibe ferries, -saffording to those seching & permanent residence, or to capiulisis, a safe and pro table i regimen, Cy oey of a rs a per Sanh and the auciioneer’s fees, on of al; forty per can! i thlrty days, when @ warrantee eo eed We balance can Fer givon bandand aprtgags, {roe thes to ave years, For articulare, inguire af tie Auctioneer, 96, far/her rashington street, Hoboken, or at 29 Barclay street, New York, ane onsGAgE AND ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF A PORK cstablishment, market stalls, de, &o—-CHAM- TERS & FATRCHILD, auctioneers, oflice greet, will sell on Thursday, 15ih inat., at! o'clock P.M, 269 Bowery, the fixtures of a meat’ packing establishm’ ccnsisting of a steam engine and boiler, with machinery, sau- sugo stuffers, meat cutters, Kettles, coolers, marble top counters; fe tae of articles nsefll in such business: a lay ge lot of tubs, nd hogsheads; also Wilde fe, office desk, ‘one horse wagon and harness, also At same tine, two’ stalls or pork stands, Nos. $9 and 41 Catbe- rine market, R. COOPER, Attorney for ipoteicte ‘and assignee. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS DAY, at 103g o'clock, at the salesroom No. 79 Nassau street, variety of new’and second band rosewood and mahog: hy parlor and chamber furniture, consisting purt of ‘rosewood hogany parlor suits, covered in brocatel and_haircloth: gilt frame French piace piet and mantel tuirrors; rosewood and Mahogany centre tables; mahogany tete-a-tetes, wofas, chairs; oak extension tables, marble top sideboard, dressing bureaus, Washstands, bedsteads, hair mattresses, pal Honse: Tecpers and country merchants will Sed the above ssecrtsuett weil worth their attention. Catalogues are now ready. ETROPOLITAN EXPRESS. epee age — rgone about removing to the call on 2 GOU DSMITH'S on rf press, ‘No. 140 Varick street. No. 113 pen Four horse wagons for removing urniture to and from the country} arts a: all Unnes: dy post promptly at to, Furniture and shipped Piano for sale. ORTGAGE SALE OF SPLENDID HOUSEHOLD FUR. IVE niture, mirrors, chandelie: paintings, &e.— CHAMBERS & FAIRCHILD, anctioneers, office 113 Nassau street, will fell, Thursday, 16th instant, at 11 o'clock, at $4 Weat Hightoenth street, superior household furniture, rosewood and mahogany arlor sults, mirrors, chandeliers, paintings, Brussels carpet, ce curtains; also chamber, dining room and kitchen furai: ture. "A: B. ROLLINS. Attorney for Mortgagee. IHE NEW YORK AND ALBANY PROPELLI BR LINE ee ‘ompany will sell at public auction, on Wednesday, Sept. 2, at Zolclock M., at thelz depot ou Dey’ atreet pier, one Wont. ‘worth planing machine complete, on account of charges, the owner having refused to pay the same. OBT, COURTNEY, Secretary. _New Youn, Sept. 14, 1880. RADE, SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWELRY. —DAN'T MATHEWS, anctioneer—BUTLER, ULTZ MATHEWS will sell on Friday, Sept. 16, at 1032 3 ‘ee kK, at ie salesroom, 64 Cedar street, opposite the Post office, a large lot of watches, jewelry, &c. “Sale peremptory, Catalogues ready early on morning of sal 8. MILLS, AUCTIONEER, NO. 5 TRYON ROW.—BY + virtue of a chattel morigage. Iwill expoee for sale, on Thursday, the 15th inst. at 11 o'clock A. } t 183 Easex street, one horse and one set of harness. J. F) BADENHOP, Attorney for Morigagee. we LIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 9 Chambers sireet.—Continuation sale at 103g o'clock. this yy; at 29 Canal street, near Bor e balance of furniture, Selita besioan palcungs, Sookie al peri slave aie boards and bureais. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. oe PARTNER WITH $600 WANTED—IN A BUSIN’ which is sa! pioitable and reliable. The proprietor h: ing invested over $8,000 in the business, and needing this addi- tional amount, will’ make the terms liberal and satisfactory. Address Franklin, lin, Heral 1d office, RARE OPPORTUNITY IS Pe son witha capital of two or t) Sociate himself with the adverts brsiness,s on application to F. reom 67, NOW OFFERED A PER- e hundred dollars, to as- n astaple and established ein, Jr., 1385 Broadway, FINE OPPORTUITY IS OFFERED TO ANY PER- ening a capital from, $10.08) to $20,008), to 20 into of a new patentelock, which cannot fail to be It is superior to any of the existing cloc ve power acting on a new principle; will much longer and not get out of re These clocks can be Hunde elihst cheap, or else ‘highly ofaatacntal for parfors; Ae, Sample clocks can be seen and further information obtained frou JAMES TWERLONGX, 421 Greenwich street. PARTNER WANTED—IN A PUBLIC HOUSE, (BAR ‘and supper rooms); beat location in New York, being in the immediate vicinity of Union square, Opera House, &. Apply to KINSHIMER, 343 Fourth avenue. YOUNG MAN, WHO HAS A THOROUGH KNOWL- edge of the frst clase retail grocery husiness, and an ex. fensive acquaintance in a good neighborhood, and who, bas lately been engaged ing for one of the finest st (no capital, but good credit), would like to meet with some bonest man with about two thousand dollars cash (a Knowledge of the businese hot ne essary, to joln hima No agent need answer. Ad- aa for two days Charles Gordon, Herald ofice. ARTNER WANTED, OR FOR SALB—A GENTEEL cash manufacturing business paying from, #10) to $200 per week; would be sold, or « partner taken. aa the present fo Go has to travel South on br Address F. F., Herald office. ARTNER WANTED.—ANY PARTY WISHING TO MA- ufacture skirts can join an old manufacturer, who license and a first class shop, with more work than'means, cod salesraail preferred.’ Address for one week f. He Ds freraia office. ARTNER WANTED—IN A WHOLESALE LIQUOR hhoue in ong of the best locations in the city.” To a party having $1,000 oF $2.00) in ensh, and of undoubted reference this is a chance seldom offered. Address P. L. H., Herald office, HE ADVERTISER WISHES TO PURCHASE AN IN- terest in a dress, trimming or gentlemen's furnishing bu- siness already established. Only parties fof unquestioned re- spectability need answer. Address We » Herald office. HE ADVERTISER WOULD INVEST A FEW THOU- sand dollars in an established business, or would purchase concern in successful operation, Answers giving fnll parti- guiars and amount required only will Yecelve attention.” Ad. box 188 Herald office. 75, —WANTED, A PERSON WITH $75, TO JOIN }» two others in an undertaking which will doubtless man’ eA rivate party ‘only need address Veritas, box 160 Heri om E —A PARTNER WANTED IN A GENTEEL ‘+ and lucrative cash business long and well estab- 52) down town, where he can make from $25 to $3 a week, Bok Cons juires about six bours daily attention. Apply to , 57 Chatham street, $800 TO $1, eee A GENTLEMAN WITH the above oe toe with the advertiserin a valuable Invention, which 1,000. Plense address C. bring from $100,000 to stating ¢ and place where an interview may be bok 2 200 Herald office, bad. OOO.-WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH THE snthore, Amount, toaselat in a well ‘established Wholesale business, with a view to partnership; given for the amount. ‘The beat of reference gi quired. Address G. G., box 160 Herald office. 12, 000.3 Welln TO INCREASE A WELL ES- d profitable mannfacturing busi- ness in this city, maar an active or silent paciner The best of reference given and rec ees Address E. C., Broadway Post office, stating where an interview may be E 1,000.74. 2GXS, MAN, WITH THIS aMoUNT, ‘would like to Invest it in some safe and lucra: ive Dusiness, where either his personal attention would be re- quired or not. Address for two days A. B., box 12) Herald OO WANTED, A PARTNER IN AN EXCEED- ‘+ ingly lucrative, light and pleasant manufac. turing cash business, entirely new and. paying 200 per cent profit. Demands unlimited: returna immediate; monop!: Eured and everything in readiness, "For au interview elarese Enterprise, New York Post office, LOAN OFFICES. wey TG CHAMBERS STREET.—NONEY 7 To ADVANG fo any amount on diamoni itches, jewelry, well ena and old established BAA s adhe th ledber nd bree eo. ker, 11 Chambers N.B.—No business transacted Saturdays. T 499 re dametas wer AD ADVANCED TO ANY ‘amount on diam el ‘o., oF ore their fall value yy CHAR! ces Woon rs Priv: riya of- fice rear of Gllsey’s segar store, entrance through the hall door. TNO. 66 NABGAU STREET.—A. HONIOMAM, DIA mond broker and com merchant, ad ec. or buys them for the high Nasseu street, up on diamonds, watches, Jewelry est cash prices, at his private o feoma Ne 2° Business hone Bto8 PA TJ.H. Senne Broadway, room Any amount of many to Joan on 2, dry goods, pianos, fe.’ or bought at tbe hae the higbea! ecm eee et his private rooms, 170 Broadway, up stairs. At ec arcaa te: TO ADVANCE ON WATCHES, lia’ la, jewelry, pl rope: destriptoes or hough anh OSRPH A JACKSON, auctioneer and ape Porat street, three dots west Hi) Broadway. DVANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON WATOHTES, AN rene melry, sexart Aor bought for cash ess private, reliable and safe, | No joan bigpe about tod? premises. UOB'S retati jewelry store, 407 Broadway. 7 THOMPSON 4 00.'8, BROKERS AND OOMMISGION merchants, EA re jmp To room No. 3, second floor, advanee money from $1 to watehes, amonda, Bote Hole and 8 kinds of securi- tee ‘of wo fotes. machines bopeht and &c., negotiated. All ART THOMPSON, Auctioneer. MOREX,70, LEND AT MODERATE RATES ON DIA- mends, watcher, jewelry, perty of all doneriptonn ” Uebue mee Bares eTeoaN P weiner 1, BARNARD, ‘i Third avepu, rivate ue: | ati9 London terrace, SEPTEMBER 15, 1859.—TRIPLE SHEET. BOARDING Ge | : RLOR, BEDROOM, AND BATH ROOM—ONH PARLOR, room, $3; at A, tw Proasiin atvet, near “grctiwege ct hoases ‘bouses Ce west of Taylor's Baloon, | SUIT OF ROOMS, HANDSOMELY A Fad with bathrooms tached ee penlamen oF geneous and “lly with board if Reenter iss Ninh Aveo ————_—___———— SMALL FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE A FEW men with newly furnished rooms and ‘Weat Twenty <hird street; nt locas tion, and very convenient to cars and stages. ferences ¢x- FURNISH. | by two or if desired, PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A LARGE NEW- ly furnished house up town, west side, will accommo- woor three single geutlemen, with elegant apartunenis and superior table, Address Marshal a eo SUIT OF NEATLY FURNISHED ROONS, ENTIRE 8E- ‘coud floor, full board, with private table; also, one oF two pa: lors, with bedrooms attached, for the eee contains modern improvements. Inquire "twenty. fourth street. T 106 FAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, GRAMERCY park, elegant rooms, in suits and single, can be had, w’ Board } perinapently ; they are handsomely carpeted, &e. nix every home comfort. References excl Apply a9 have al! modern conveniences, key to park; dinner Hanged, above, PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN A GENTEEL part of the eity, can accommodate one or two gentlemen with most desirable apartments, They can have breakfast and tea required, Address E. M., Herald office. PARTMENTS.—A SUIT OF FINE ROO: FOUR large and une small, all communicating, on the rat floor, idea oayeey ly furnished, wil or without pri- vate table, at 7: havenue. This house. has ‘been recently taken by ‘a lady of experience, and will be keptin the very best manner, GENTLFMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO SINGLE senuemen cay find handsomely, furuished rooms, with Board by" apn Me hat Jay stxeet, Brooklyn, ucar Fulton aventie, ouse, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR A SINGLE GENTLE- man desiring board and wiffing to pay liberally for the game, can hear of such in a private family; family and neigh- Dorbood unesraptionable; referenc t office. dress H. Hi, HU A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM ON gecond floor, with pantries, kan and privilege of bath, to Jet, with full or partial board; faanily small. Apply at 43 East Twentieth street, between Broadway Fourth avenue. LARGE, F HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, ON the first floor, also one on the second and a small room on the third floor to let, with or without board, on moderate terms. House first class, situated at 111 Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO A LADY and genueman, with board for the lady only. House con- taine all the modern improvements, Location near Fourteenth and Eighth avenue. Address L. B., Union square Post ofc PRIVATE FAMILY, RFSIDING IN TWENTY-THIRD street, dexire to let tWo pleasant and well furnished rooms, with breakfast and dinner (at 6 o'clock), to two. single gentle: men, ina brown stone front house, in a first class neighbor- hood. Terms $6 per week, including Gre and gas. Family consists of eight grown persons. Unexceptionable. references required, Address §. A. B., Post oflice, for two day APARTMENTS WANTED—WITH BOARD, BY A SIN- gle gentleman, on the ground floor (the bedroom may be up stairs); situation between Third and Sixth avenues and Fourth and Fourteenth streets preferred. The apartments wanted for. permenancy; terms must be Address Z., box 2,408 Post oflice, pre-paid DSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, SUITABLE or two single gentlemen, to rent, with board; also, droom. "The house fs first class, and tha location inner at 6 o'clock. Apply at 122 Twelfth enue, anust be tie same, Ad- very desi fet, near Fifi PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD ACC MODATE A gentleman and his wife, or one or two single gentlemen, With pleasant rooms and board. Apply at 125 edt Twenty? second street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Refe- rences required. AS aN eee FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM may be had, with board, at 74 Eagt Twenty-third street. Location near Fi arth avenue, eases SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING THEIR own house, would rent a handsome guit of furnished Tooms, with board, to a party willing to pay liberally for good accommodations. ‘Location near Broadway. Cars and siages leave the corner for nearly every part of the city. Inquire at No. 72 West Thirty-second street. NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO ONE OR two gentlemen, on the second floor, in house 102 Sullivan Sireet, two doors from Spring street. FURNISHED ROOM, OR ROOM AND BEDROOM TO let, in a pri Sait, toone or two single gentlemen, with partial board red. Inquire at No. 25 Lamarting place, West Twenty: vn str street, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOM ON second floor; also, other pleasant rooms, with board, gentlemen, and their wives, or single gentlemen. "The peat of references offered. Apply at 36 t Twentieth street, near Broadway. Dinner at 6 o'clock. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC WISHES BOARD IN A family where music lessons will be taken in exchange, He will furnish & good plano or melodean ff desired. Address for one week Teacher, box 110 Herald office. GENTLEMAN AND, WIFE OR A COUPLE OF SIN- gle gentlemen may be accommodated wi 4, ina pirate family, in a bouge with all the modern improvements eferences required. Inquire at No. 123 West Twenty-secoud street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. A. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING IN TWENTY. first street, near Fifth avenue, would let two or four fur- ihished rooms, and exclusive use of & large bathroom, &c., &¢., on the third floor, to gentlemen or a small family without children. If required, kitchen, or attendance of nervant, Reference exchanged. ‘For addrese apply at Mtadie s0n square Post office. Lopate Bokey OF moos. ox bo Vre td SECOND 2: floor will nted, together or entlemen Only, with breakfast if required, ia 8 ‘private fare family, , by apply- ing at 141 Ninth street, u bird doa east of Broad ‘pied GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, oR Two at) gentlemen, can bave newly furniahed board, at 228 West Fourteenth street. Dinner at six. rences exchanged. en_US EE SUPERIOR SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ih board; aleo single roma, in a brown atone front Bouse’ vith all the modern improvements, convenient to the cars and stages. Apply at 71 West Fourteenth street, first house west of Sixth avenue, ‘A BRIVATE PRIVATE FAMILY, 121 EAST THIRTY-FOURTH street, between an and Third avenues, will ac- commodate a mien and wife or two geutlemen with plea- sant furnisbed rooma and board on reasonable terms. House bag all the modern improvements, References {ex lometber er aoparnta, with good Gourds ta tie oiey ae or separate, in tt b airatle house, 160 Wen Hleventh af rene Gibavenee, "Fatally private, References given and required. A, GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE oe TWO SINGLE aye Go ami anes fall or partial eataned or pie . In- ire By CNG 3 ‘Ward ter terrace, | Eas! Thirueth ‘street rs ‘A. HANDSOME PARLOR AND BEDROOM ADJOIN. ing to let, furnished, with or without board, at 20 East Thirteenth street, near Fifth avenue, References exchanged. A SINGLE GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN A ROOM, with breakfaat and tea. with a genteel private family, Terlding in West Fourteenth street, between and gyenuess c cars and the door, A line addressed | to PASS 231 West Fourteenth street, with name and refe1 will meet with prompt autention, 3 weed AG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR ONE OR TWOSIN- iar fie pace ott ve sant and aie ——$—————— A, Wabi noble tl Dae eae LET—TO A lady or gentleman, wi ine fami, t Eleventh atreet, corner of Binth aveme, or A! vere Herth HAVING ' accomm« $s MORE ROOM THAN SHE one or two gentlemen with welt pare erVinatseas Lexington avenue. well to call a ear Call for three days. ne eee oe Alrera OF ELGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS, wart rit he rag saute rp The see cl in every reat t, and are am; food sized family “Apply stip Finteetcues le for 8 BINGDON SQUARE, NO. 1, CORNER OF BANK A’ street.—Mrs. C. 8. Bryce, late’ of Nos. 9 and ll Carroll lace, having rented the above premises, has now to let a few ndsomel: furnished re ital gentiomens with rooms, suitable for families and single SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY CAN ACCOMMODATE mead lr Renjlemen with mh good rooms, with or without le Bath, Beta Macdougal street eee a age yet aun teat uar ons FURNISHED FRONT y be had by @ lady and rere with board for the in Tandy. oF ony in a very small family; no other boarders; house contains all the modern improvements, located below wishing a cules, ge genteel home for the Bleecker street. Those winter, may address E, W., Broadway Post: pcs darns rerthoraine ibd sae A LADY HAVING A HANDSOME HOUSE WOULD ar ae 19 lek ectte large rooess to itlemen or entlemen | Board ves, where they can enjoy good society wd Comforis of ahome. Apply at 106 Maclougal street.” SSS eee eee A GENTLEMAN AND HI8 WIFE OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen can obtain board in a private family; rooms gh,the tecond oor, containing water and gas, fu furnished. 201 Henry street, New York. SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, OF ADULTS, HAVING more room than the; GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND LITTLE DAUGHTER, orsuppina sie large. bongo, with every Improvement iocation Tespeciable and Dletaant, w Tet three or four sheet room ty rate i Gevtred, Sra y J Fourth street, ivi at tween Broadway and Washington patare. Po OARD—PLEASANT, WEL, FURNISHED FRONT Be otlned yap svg at Weat Seah ater ae Location good, and convenioal rere Hane OARD—A PRIVATE FAMILY, RRSTD! WEST and their rem of Sor &aingle gentemen with oto se raiabed or Xpr ‘Prrenty-secoud surees, between Fifi end Biskeayes OARD—IN A FRENCH oe table ia key ee eat ich wt} ‘ren Spe ko per enia to wait street, bad La We SMiaren. Apply at ita warden Place, near Sixth avenue. Boe ee ST. JOHN'S JARK; A canon. FRONT also & single room, furnished, ma; had, pin we 4, on reasonable terms. AY ‘ Ir mane MAPEH| ALTO Varied, wrect Eoaeescon OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEMEN modated with rooms an (Mocation very pleseant and forma heaconggiat 8 Bod — a ele, OARD.—TO LET, WITH OR WIT! iB modern built private houve, doavablee Areal partments, 3 clasa references gi West Fustoen Pel Fifth abd Sith pvon — oe street. a BOARDING AND D LODGING, Poawparon a A MAN AND “WIE, 08. AWO SINGLE wentiemen: gue bath, Ae. Call at 148 West Thiriy-wighib au eel’ between Heventh wad Kighth avenues, for one week. pon bhi neal stat | Hoary, eee GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODAT. ed with a pleasant room and partial board. 19 Macdougal strert. pote Ee Te bgp yin A LADY, WHO REQUIRES SOME CARE» in a genteel mochanle’s family, or with a widow lad) where no other boarders are taken. Terma not to exceed per week. Address Widow C., Herald offioe, stating humber in family and size of room. ease call at ——— Lenny FAMILY, HAVING MORE ROOM THAN would dispose of a fine suit of rooms, well fur- hipbedy and a ood table, to n small genteel fais, Nange has jern improvements; location desir: ‘easible by te Band Bliges. Pply at 172 West Twenty. PAMICIBA, ‘coms, Wil ay acious closets: house con neLts; COnVE- and stages, OARD IN BROOKL) = rad v' ard pl mar ree ci ity Hall. —WITH A PRIVATE ENG ean be accommodated with ) Wed furnished, in a Address O. P. OARD IN BROADWAY.—A LIMI'TRD NUMBER OF respectable persons may mow make arrangement for the winter, for superior rooms, in a first class house, possegals gvery 'moderng improvement. “An excellent table provid dinner at six o'clock; location central, Apply at 882 Broadway, below Union square, OARD IN A FRENCH FAMILY.—A GENTLEMAN om an bere can be accommodated with a furvished fron’ nd be oom on the second tor : of a first claes house le rooms for geuti . WB West Berenicenth areei, ve renses Fea if also, a ply at OARD DOWN TOWN.—A FEW SINGLE MEN CAN rd and a comfortable home at 19 Oliver directa oer eure fare Chae square, A large room now Vacant, auitable for three or four friends wiskiig to be together BOARD AND TUITION FOR CHILDREN.—A WIDOW lady and daughter would be pleased to receive into their ivmily three or four chiliren under ten years of age to, board Sue educate, Parents or guardians can obtain all particulars wy addressing Home, box 266 Union square Post’ ofice, roadway, Busy IN Ona: ae, hes THREE GENTLE- be accommodated wi the A eT eimai de street, one door from Livingston. ae haw enti OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH ard, may be otained at 98 Clark atreet, convenient to the Wail street and Fulton fern Referenc red. requi OARD IN BROOKLYN.—H ANDSOMELY FURNISHED suits of reoms, on second and third stories, for families or gee wishing permanent board. A ply at 9 Henry street, rooklyn, afew minutes walk from reet and Fulton ferries. Reference required. BOARD, WN BROOKLYN.— PLEASANT ROOMS, FUR- nished or unfurnished, suitable for families or single gen- ilemen; terms reasonable.’ Apply at 206 Washington street, near Fulton and Wall street ferries, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND HIS wife, or two. single gentlemen may secure moa most desirable rooms and board in # private family, within ten eee walk of the ferries. To persons seeking a refined and pleasant home, this affords a Favorable Spportnnly "Address @ WL, box 164 Herald office, or box 378 Post office, Brooklyn, OARD IN BROOKLYN, NEAR FULTON FERRY.—A family occupying «house containing all the modern inn. provements, No. Yr atreet, would let very desirable rooms, with board, to a married couple or gentlemen, House is in a good neighborhood and has a fine view of the water. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—TO LET, IN A PRIVATE house, suits of rooms furnished or unfurnished, with full or partial board; also, single rooms. Inquire at 210 Henry street, near State. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A LADY FROM NEW ENG- Jand havin, bona the pleasant and commodious house 261 Clinton street, Brooklyn, is now ready to receive applications for either from gentlemen and their wives or single gen- emen. Heferences, exchanged. Inquire at the house after 3 OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN. repent ROOMS to jet for the fall and winter, with board, suitable for families and single gentlemen, at 188 « Clinton sireet; location pleasant and convenient to the cars and ferries. References exchanged. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—WITH PLEASANT rooms, ina desirable location, between Wall street and Fulton ferries. Apply at 266 Hicks street. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A GENTLEMAN and wife, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with large roome, well furnished, having a tine view of the bays the modern improvements; few boarders. Terms mo: ; Within five minutes walk of Wall or South ferry, 248 Hicks street. OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—A COUPLE OF entlemen, aud thelr wives, or plngle gentlemen, can ob- iain, board aud delightful rooms at 244 Hicks street, near ‘Wall street and Atlantic ferries. To those desirin, and comfort of a home in a genteel private family, Guin nt rare opportunity, Bestof references given and desired. OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, TWO children and servant, ip a good location; a'private family preferred. Address J. McKiDbin, $45 Fourth avenue. OARD WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG asband i# absent, in the upper part r the family of some widow lady in Address Mrs, E., box 136 Herald Office, stating location and terms weekly. OARD WANTED—FOR SEVERAL HUNDRED YOUNG gentlemen, between Tenth and Thirty-fourth streets and First and Seventh avenues. Apply to T. Denham, at the col- lege corner of Twenty -third street_ and Fonrth avenue. OARD WANTED—FOR A LITTLE GIRL, years old, ina small respectable family, convenient co Grove street school. Address Grove street, Herald office, oid eel eit dead tsb eect OARD WANTED—ABOVE FOURTH STREET, BY A gentleman and iady, in a house where there are fow or no boarders; meals ior the lady only. Address Tenant, box 193 EIGHT OARD ee PERMANENTLY—BY A GENTLE iD, wife and two small children; location | between thjand Twenty-third streets and Broadway and Seventh address T B. O., box 1,627 Post office. OARDING.—TWO LARGE ROOMS AND BEDROOM ining, furnished or unfurnished, as required, with gan, bat) ., on the same floor, to let, with board, in a gen- teel family: references exchanged. Apply at294 Third ave- nue, near Twenty-third street. OARDING—AT 15 CLINTON STREET, BROOKLY! Rooms suitable for gentlemen and their wives, and single rooms for single gentlemen. Convenient tothe ferries. Bath room, with hot and cold water. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, HAVING NO children, would like two or three children to board, in a pious fan faraly, ‘where they would receive every attention. Please . B. C., box 115 Herald oflice, OARDING.—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH BOARD, CAN be obtained on application at 208 East Tenth street, near Second avenue. OARDING--AT 25 STUYVESANT STREET, CONTINUA- ton of Astor place. A gentleman ond wife or two young itlemen can be accommodated with board and handsomely rnished rooms where they can have the comforts of a home. House has all the modern improvements and convenient to stages and cars, the second of the new English basement houses east of Third avenue. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFH CAN BE sccommodated ‘with board and a large front oom, on se ond story, well furnished, hot and cold rain : family priv Mae ehterancea: exchanged. Inquire at West ‘Twenty- seventh ereet, near Sixth avenue. OARDING.—SUITS OF ROOMS, ON Lh athadd AND third floors, suitable for families; also single rooms, at 189 = eran street; houses first class, Dinner at o’cloc! OARDING.—TO BE LET, AN EXCELLENT DOUBLE on hater with bath, gas, &c.; also two sin ed Fooms on fon third floor, with good board and all the comfort o Home, “Singes pass the door. Apply at70 Ninth wirect, near Fifth avenue, BOARDING ITWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO. dated with a large furnished room, on second floor, with dourd, in a private family; location between Eighth and Ninth avennies, in Twenty-seventh street; dinner at 6 o'clock; bot and cold baths, gas, &c, Address box 1,427 Poat office. OARDING,—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN OB- tain board, with comfortably furnished rooms, by apply- at 31 Henry'street, References exchanged, ROOKLYN.—TO LET, WITH PARTIAL BOARD, TO ‘a single gentleman, a room on the second floor, in a’ pri- poe roe reference required. Apply at No. 18 Clinton street, rooklyp. Elev avenue. XN—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, AND TWO single gentlemen can now secure handsomely Turnished roome and beard, with home comforts, at 23 Garten street, distant from Wall street ferry not over five minutes’ walk. ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—FAMILIES cate SINGLE GEN- lemen desiring to procure large ied roome for the winter, may have the same, singly, or in suits, at the first class Remeen street. Dinner at6._ References exchanged. AND 809 Lath pd AVENU! ANE, ee NOS. 807 Paty thea UR, y third and Twenty ites or sor aot Sone ete rable rooms, in suite IRENCH BOARD.—ONE OR oa INMATES CAN RE ‘accommodated with rooma and board fn a French private family. Apply at 182 Clinton street, Brooklyn. fee dra rtd fd Lae sata OR AND TWO drooms, handsomely furn! bath, &c., on pein floor, ‘vith use of Teche and Roatne room, in East Fourteenth street, will be let very low to a permanent tenant. Family private. Address B. H., Union square Post 'URNISHED SUITS OF ROOMS, AND A SINGLE ON! od | tolet to single gentlemen, Gkoat board, in @ most tnd beard at moderate 2 per day iirable location, and Only one square from Brdadway: baikin room, gas, Ac. N io, 7 Fo marth avenue, above Tenth street References req URNISHED ROOMS—ECONOMY AND COMFORT. ished siting rooms, with bedrooms, auached, ‘at $2 to $3; single roots $1 per week, in the Lew Lote 188 ilzabeth sitect nour the coruer of Brootue. JURNISHED ROOM.—A FRONT Bi NEATLY FUR- nished, tate Se i wage without board. Inquire at No. 87 East URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SINGLE GENTLE. with or without partial board, in a priate family, tig Amity Place, between Bleecker and Amity streets, four blocks west of Broadway. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN ST. JOHN’SPARK Fr iter corner of Hudson and Laight streets, from $2 (0 $3 per week. The guests have the pe. of the ‘k. This is an unsurpassed quiet and gentee! A first class rea- tqurant attached attached to the hot {AURNIFHED ROOMS.—FRONT AND BACK ROOMS IN Fine ots earn uate see itreet, between nia Warerley p ——H uid make one of these ‘rooms ‘answer the purpose | ete paror 1d bave ante ‘beds in the ine other wc Rech Wo her ul wo rooms, Or separat or eee oaliase cr tae bawates hasrecs Beta ae Till Post office. De eg TOR Phage ag ROOMS TO LET— with or without board, le gentlemen, or gentle inan and wife; als a handsome Rout Hn suitable for one or two gentlemen, in the private house 1M F street, west from Taylor's Saloon. Be Pew ear . ee ___ BOARDING ANE AND LODGING. Gn.s "AND CHEAP LODOINGR—CLEAN AND COW. fortable single rooms 25 to 5 gentema: and wite 78 cena’ sieve Nowe) comme of Peankfort and Wit Mam sirect, N.Y. Open ali night. N. B,—Board if desired, IGHLY DESIRABLE miles and one or ty. at 167 Clinton place, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO SIN- gle gentlemen, wih or without partial board, at No. 5 University place. ny orm I, LODGINGS, AT THE GRRENE TREES HOUSE, No. 31 Greene stree!, for single geuitlemen at $1 26 to $2per Week, or $28 conta per gs boa boarding $4 per week. Meals at all hours, FRANCI AN, Proprietor, ate of the Man- haitan House, Centre oa LL NE oF TWO DESIRABLE SUITS OF ROOMS TO O at 81 East Twenty-third street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues. Dinner at alx o'el lock. ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PA- eutiemven ean, be obtained Terms moder ARTIAL BOARD.—A FEW SINGLE GENT EMEN can obtain partial board in @ private family, at 126 East ‘Thirty-firat street, near Third avenue. The house haa all the modern improvements. Terms from $3 50 to $ per week. Rooms, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHE! three pleasant rooms, on second or third foo Sgendeman and wife or two or three ithout board, in a private Saeady, at No, Grand. References exchanged. FEW O OF THREE BtNGL. GENT pone cam BE AC- with pleasant rooms an in family. Inquire at 40 Dominick street, near Hodson.” moe entlemen, to let, Pitt sweet, near WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with partial board in a respectable family, or with roome, furnished or unfurnished. Apply at 83 Christopher street, near Fourth street, WO ADJOINING ROOMS ON FIRST FLOOR, NEAT- ly furnished, to let, singly or together, without board, in a French family, also, small room on’ second oor for a single gentleman. Apply at 184 Elia st., between Canal and Great, LET.—FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, TO ONE OR two geutlemen, at 688 Broadway, third ‘floor, epposie Great Jones street; healthful, beautitul and central location. [0 LET—A FURNISHED ROOM OR SUIT OF ROOMS, {o single gentlemen or gentieman and hia wife, in a small family, without children; house has the modern improvement pleasant location, Call at 76 Macdougal st. (St. Clemens place) ween Bleecker and Houston streets. References exchanged 10 LET—A ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR, SUITABLE FOR a gentleman and his wife or two single gentlemen, with board. Inquire at 75 Greene street. HITESTONE’S HOUSE, WHITESTONE, L. L—A FEW pleasantly situated rooms, suitable for families and sin- fle.gentlemen, are now vacant at the above house. Its eligible Jocation and frequent communications by steamboat and ratl- road to the city render it a desirable residence for those seeking first class accommodations contiguous to New York. Families from the South will od this « deligh fl resort during the pre- sent and approaching seasons. plications address Inbove will be prompy replied to by HENWY S. HOVER, Proprietor. ANTED-PARLOR AND BEDROOM, FOR A Gi tleman and lady (voard for lady only), in a small, family, widow's preferred, where there are no ather boarders. Location above Fourteenth street. Address, stating terms, Wilson, Herald office. JANTED PERMANENTL mins, a pesily furaiabed, ont board; terms not to exceed Sixteenth 'streeta and Broadway rences exchanged. Address for office. WANTED BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND nurse ina first class house, above Fourteenth street and in or pear Fifthavenue. Address H. H., Post office. 7 ANTRD—A FURNISHED ROOM OR ROOMS FOR A Jady and gentleman, board for lady, west of Broadway and above Twenty-ninth 's no boarding housekeapers need answer this; ierms must be easy, Address L. F., Madi- on square Post off W2XTEDIFOUR ROOMS, FURNISHED, WITH BOARD for four adits (one suitable for a parlor), between Broadway and Sixth avenue, aud Waverle: lieth street. Address D. C., box 103 Heral ING GENTLE ‘om, with grate and gas, with- peation between Fourth and, and Seventh avenvie: two days W. H. B. place and Twen- office. ANTED—BOARD FOR A LADY, WHOSE HUSBAND is away most of the time, Terms must be very mod rate. Location above Canal sitoet, west side of Iroadwa: References exchanged, Address, stating terms, B. C. rald office, Wnlimen tra AND FULL BOARD, BY A_ FEW entlemen, in a private family; location between Bleeck- erand Fourteenth sirecte, hear Broadway. Address Franco, Dox 4,148 Post oftice, Q, AXD 4 aninano: N &QUARE, WEST SIDE.—ROOMS, with board, suitable for familles or single gentlemen} Eighth avenue cars and Bleecker streetlelages pass. Q GENTLEMEN AND THEIR. WIVES, OR A, FEW single gentlemen, in search of an agr home for the Winter, where comfort is studied, will please call at 146 Fourth street, hear Barrow, References, of course, D OR BOND STREET.—ROOMS TO LET, FURN thous unfurnished, in suite or single, to gectlen ed, gle, tog ABINGDON SQUARE, WEST SIDE, THIRD DOOR north of Bank sircet—A_ gentleman and wife, also single gentiemen, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms aud hoard; the location very desirable. Cars and stages pass the door every five minutes, TO $9 PER WEEK FOR TWO PERSONS; COMFORT- ably furnished rooms, gentleman and wife or gentle to secure aneat, quiet home for convenent to cars. Apply at 119 Bast 3 ‘@ good opportunity Family American; eteenth street, ABINGDON SQUARE, NEAR BANK STREET, ON A gentleman and his 'wite or two or three gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant 14 Hndeon street side—Board.- rooms, in a first class house, with all the improvements. Stages and cars pass the door. ' Dinner at 6 o'clock. RIDGE, NEAR T6 ee tiir wie rivate family, Wii ingle gentlemen there are Dut ‘ont room on third floor, with gas, &c., for a gentleman aud wife, Terms reasonable. QO SRIVERSITY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO Jet, without board, a very desirable suit of parlors band- somely furnished, and other rooms also. gentieman and wife 2 UNIVERSITY PLAC! to » With or withont board, in a smail ull of rooms on second ‘fl or two single gentiem family with butiwo boarders. Private table ir required.” He- ferences exchanged, QQ ST. MARKS PLAC rooms on second floor, for single gentlemen. 44. UNION SQUARF.—DESIRAPI for families and single gentien 4 WEST SIXTEENTH and Sixth avennes.—Two handsomely furnished hall bedrooms, with large pantries, to let, with or without breakfast, “ in a first class house and with'a private French family: Rete: rences exchanged. Terms moderate. Convenient to cars and stages. vi WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—ONE OR TWO gentlemen and their families may be accommodated with rooms and board. Best of references given and required. NEATLY FURNISHED —TO LET, WITH BOARD, juitable for a family; also rooms, SUITS OF ROOMS iso single roo: STREET, BETWEEN Piriit 7% CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIFTH AVENUF.—A tleman and wife and two or three single gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant rooms and good board for the season. poe moderate, References requi Stages pass the 145 AST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVE: nue.—Roome on second fand third floors, front, small bedrooms communicating, furnished or unfurnished, together or separate, Single gentlemen or a gentleman and’ wife can find desirable accommodations in 8 private family. References given and requi 1GQ PAST IWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—A FEW RE- spectable men can procure board and lodging on rea- aonable terms. “Daily or weekly boarders can be accommo- sted. 25 inen. 2G] FOURTH AVENUE, THIRD DOOR BELOW ‘Twenty-first street—A few pleasant rooms, neatly furnished, to let, single or in suits, toa Small genteel family nf single gentlemen, ‘with full or partial board; the house has the jodern improvements, abd. the location ig very central. ‘Re~ ference: 4.00 FOURTH, STREETCA PRIVATE | FAMILY wishes to obtain a few single gentlemen, Cubans and Southerners preferred, with or without The rooms are large and pleasantly situated, one block from Broadway. Refe- rences exchanged, GREENE STREET, NEAR CLINTON PLACE.— Furnished apartments, with partial board, for gentle- ferences exchanged. CORPORATION NOTICES, ADDLIIODAII LIS DIA PIIARL ES ONCE oF OF CLERK. ‘OF {BOARD or SUPERVISO} No.7 City Hall.. will be received (his office until is, tla for 360 tons of the best an- thracite coal, for use of the courts and Forage meee the ton to be calculated at 2,200 pounds. prop. tbe 60 cords of kindli — (piney 2 cuane pit pty) ‘The said coal at such times and plaseuanine nesstailionmeay on ae commities reserve the right any and all pre- weAG Wt Ii WEED, Committee. pisos BLUNT, OTICE.—THE COMMITTEE ON, FINANCE OF THR Board occas will meet in a No. 6 City Hall until further noti wie aul ENTINE, d w H. ‘gULTREL, NOTICES THE COMMITTEE ON FIRE DEPARTMENT of the Board ct ae ‘will meet on Wednesday even- ing, 14th inst., at 7 x P.M, in room No. 8 Cit Hall MS, Ciminition THOS Menotas SEAGRIST, on Fire JOHN LYNES, Department. COMMITTEE ON FIRE set 05 te OF THE ‘Committee on. Finance. Wednesda: i soe te eoaina f July auee 78 of duly, Angus and Septem. , ot Fireman's: “> agape at half-past ‘clock iM. unt fariber seg Committee F ee int ie ont co ANGE 1 NEW TORE AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANT i A: M, Sand 6 P.M: * 9:30.A. M., Land SP. M. piece) Taal T CARD.-DR. POWELD, OCULIST, AURIST, &C foay be eonstilted on all diseases of the eve and ear from Oto 4 yeclock daily at his office, No. 882 Broadway, near Twelfth etree. Artilioial eyes inserted, eeping, ate fy young men for bisiness, $20; lad A form an engagement as governéas in s family; good wn A furninbed, » Address box fice, Onn Must have experience, and teach ‘also the pianoforte to there two No others need apply at 178 Everett House, from to ldo" Best references required. ith bi ate can be obtained by a Soa, board and pleasant room in a strictly w boarders: one plensarit children, an tained at the academy. Hi Loudon, FARGO & 6O., 6 preas Company. DD al .—OF FICE OF THE PHENIX FIRE etl board of directors have this mn dend of ten per cen! oe ou demand at their bi office, 62 Wall'strees, on scaaal num, semi-annually, arihe office of, York. Is. Ne yeti OF i. seule N. Y. Herald office. $7.000 double ihe smmount. Appl: frat floor. rey oat on mare au Fem ms). INSTRUCTION, L FOR $10-PENMANESHIP AND ARITHMETIC — bree months (78 h "action, or # Gouble entry book + lessons untimit 10; Samual 20, for all esscng, ‘Acadenaien 68 Bowery, N; N.Y. PAINE hans superior.—Newport News. A LADY erie od AN PIGAGEMENT TO Bip ‘aes teacher, Gol: French in a good school; can give lessons in Hang to Junlor pu v jane to Junior pupila; uo objection to go South, Address HX. A LADY—WHO TEACHES FRENCH, GERMAN AND Italian languages, drawing and the rudiments of music, Wishes to give private lessons or a situation aa visiting govern Best references given. Address X.C., box Post LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN TR, English branches, French, Spanish and ware Gabe te 3,991 Post of OUNTING | ROOMS FOR PRACTICE IN BOOKEEPING and business afaira, ©. C. MARSH, 348 Broadway, Cireulars with terms, en application. AILY GOVERNESS. German lady, aj take to instruct two cl -WANTED IMMEDIATELY A bout ity -five, who would under- Idren, of nine RENCH AND ENGLISH OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, No, 28 West st Thirty ninth a. near Fifth avenue, Mrs. WELLL a ral reopen bei o An omnibus will be provided for A is residing at a ditanoe, IRENCH INSTITUTR FOR YOUNG F ish and 170 West shiny serene Dt potpoce Bevbes ta ooteng wa be opeucd on Heptombes: eed nr Professor NOEL BERGIER, Director. PRENCH L, R AND MADA) DUBOS will reopen their con ailonatiend anon classes on Moulay, Sept. 19. Ladies’ “rpeetings tree ten week; gentlemen's si ‘ih the ey, rivate lessons. igs. 8, 42 West Tn enty-fourth street, OVERNESS.—A LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACH desires an ‘engagement in a family in New rom klyn or ereey Guy. City, to Teach the Pace wou 1 pelce for heriwo file girls" aged Xairess, ine a M., box 891 pet oniee NY a NSTRUCTION IN. THE FRENCH, SPANISH AND Ttalian languages given at moderate terme, by a fully com- petent teacher. Address P. B., Union square Post office. ‘RS. MACAULAY, NO. 43 EAST TWENTY-FIRST street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue, will re- open ber Freneh and Boglish Doarding and day sobtey Mos- iay, September M*®. COUTAN’S FRENCH AND ENGLISH BOARDING ‘and day achool Be oung ladies will reopen on Thurs. fa rs ge 15, at avenue, corner of Thirty-first ee ——$—$$$<<<—<—$ MS ESSRS. LESPIN ASSE Pec Ld L bores Rit vg boarding and day school, 1 re= opened. |New scholara ar atoaitied ony peel a ge; the majority of the boys belong to the best French fa hnilles.’ English branches are taught by two English profes sors. The junior department is under ihe maternal care of Mme. Lespinasse. M*%.2 J. V. CAUCHOIS’ FRENCH AND ENGLISH eee ree and ass — for yonng ladies, No. 279 Bec on ber: Mme. C. asanres vier peice the course of copied adopted by ber is the result of close observation. She will aided by professors nowledged merit, and begs to. rater to me ‘previous, forts as an evidence of her success. Refers to Mr. and Mr, Charles Canda, No. 17 Lafayette place. ‘ONS. L. DE GRAND-VAL'S FRENCH BOARDING school~classical and commercial—Iludeon terrace, Hobo- ‘W YORK ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES, 472 Broadway, will re-open September 15. Tuition tae 8 for a full Twents course in English, Including yocal music, from 1 per quarter; Latin, $3; French, $5; other modern languages, professor's charges; painting in oll or water oo so, draw ing, $2. . ¥. BEAN, Principal. ozo. AND HOME EDUCATION.—FRENCH AND nglts oundand gymnasiom; Nos. di Freel, between, Broadway and, Sixth avenue. ERNST, takes charge of a limited num Reopens Monday, September 12 I ELECT SCHOOL.—A SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LAs Hea will be ovened on Monday, September 19, at No, 126 Fast Nineteenth street. The usual English branches will ba {aught including music, French Spanish, dr drawing a paint ing, and needlework. Terms will be reasonable, adapted (a persous of moderate means. HE MISSES PALACHES FRENCH AND ENGLISIL boarding and day school, 183 West Twenty-elghth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, will re-open om Yo Sept 10 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.—A LADY, LON@ acctistomed to the care and instruction of children, is de~ sirous of receiving two or three to board and educate; they nullenjay the ccmniforta of home combined with the feguarit ot school. Apply or address A. B. Bast Thirty-eight 10 LADY TRACHERS.—A LADY HAVING A SELECT school wishes to secure the services of a person competent teach the English branches, French, drawing and_paintin she would also accommodate them for the winter with one two apartments if desired. Address Music Teacher, Union square Post oflice. ph VISITING TEACHER.—A LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO tuition, is desirous of an engagement in a family 0 teach. sic, French and drawing, with the English branches, Good vences, Address V. T., Brooklyn Post oflice. Mr. ber of boys only. DANCING ACADEMIES, A, DODWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMIES, Broupway, New Youx,— No. 187 Moxtague Pace New York, on WEDNESDAYS tnd SATURDAYS, com: mencing Sept. 24, Brooklyn on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, commencing vate clase for ladies at 11 A. M.; class for children a 42-30: for gentlemen at 8. M. Families, private classes and school classes Cirenlars. pay be. had at fay of the academies. Mr. DODWORTH takes great pleasure in calling attention to the enlargement of his Brooklyn establishment The large room bas uearly double its former capacity, with anti- foe in proportion. Great attention bas been given to the adoption ofA proper system of rentiadon. © Sr. DODWORTH bas ever made it ey, to intrednee, in addition to all the fashionable dances, such exercises and dances aa would have the Moe eee fect upon the figure, walk and general of ced under bis charge. FERREEO'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 6 West Fourteenth street, N. ¥., and 122 Clinton st., Brooklyn. Tue above academies will open in New York of the uh af Qewover, and in Brook) lth of October, at 3 P. M. Kchools and private classes attended. Pupils canenter any time during the season. Soirees given as usual. For circulars apply at the acad academies. DE GARMO BROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME STREET, Ladies ee ee and Sees ¥s, 8 6P.M n WEDN DAYS, 8 to 6P. M. ery ar nary cameos Faetcted ie Nees BROOKES. Private lessons at hours not occupied by classes. ‘The latest dances aro received regulary. {rom Furope, and the pupils have all the advantages in perfecti vea Which they could expect to reeelve from masters ot the art oa er side 0 THE OPENING Orne WEDNESDAY EVENING, Sept. 22, at 12 o'clock, noon, for children; at 3% P.M. for and young fenigmen, and on Tuesday, thi ai young ladies @ 15th, at 3 for tor gentlemen. Circulars can be ob- FINANCIAL. UGUST BELMONT & CO., BANKERS, NO. 50 WALL street, issne letters of eredit f for travellers, ee inall arta of the world, through M Rothschild, of , Frankfort, Naples and Vienna, and their ILLS, £1 AND UPWAR! and Royal Bank On yk, BANK OF way, New York and nee Company, Brooklyn, September declared & semi annual divi. PHILANDER SHAW, Secretary. gee eal RAILROAD BONDS FOR sale, with coupons at sper aD het Ripa New SAAC DAVEGA, 62 UNITED STATES COUPON FIVE PER redeemable in 1874, issued under act I a it bonds, 14, 1888, may exchange the seme for’ inscribed isaue, SHERMAN & CO. ibed stock o on terms ascertainable on application to DUNCAN, il ricreege sit EXCHANGE, PLA (Branch house of De Jersey & Co., ener: England.) ON L ON AT THREE DAYS’ SIGHT AND AT SIXTY DAYS’ SIGHT eee OF DOLLARS UNCLAIMED IN Pe ¢o4 Wwertised liste Ke} of England, wanting heirs; 7 arms foand, painted and nafeh traced; Meraldry and next of kin office aud Oo aoa AND TIME BILLS ON ALL THE Uy ool purchased by DUNCAN, SHERMAN & ‘ANDEN beg BROS. & ic i ¥ AMR AS BAN Anu, a Pa France. EBEN'R THAYER, Hi Pine street, room No, 28 $800 OR $1,000 Rll ape NINE BROOKUYN lots, property easy; also $1,200 bond De morteaner tor pales discount, allowed: property, wortls ft t promptly paid; bondsmen ‘rat in both aout esonte, “Address Money, Herald office. Te FOR SALE, A FIRST BOND AND MORT- 00. houses and lote on Madi- Beat rence, Cental fo BL000" good bandeene ys ew inst ° pene ery per cont ecmrennealy. Adarears: as TO $10,000 WA! [> ora open on Sete IM. the premises, 056. Broadways LEND, ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, 30.000 fe ier fn psig cna ana _ = Ed 55.000 "at productive oc e's Fire Insurance SEGARS AND TOBACCO. EAD, be og AND THEN DONT ae TO TRY some finest Hs each. Ale ent Totten i, 2a per bottle; Tandon Det Duck por wine, @ od brandy imported, Sold Pulte inder Fulton Baur, New York.