The New York Herald Newspaper, October 11, 1859, Page 12

12 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1859.-TRIPLE SHEET. DRY GOODS, 40. RNOLD, OONSTABLE & 00. WA offer on MONDAY, OOTOBEE 10, _ We FIROES SILK, a1 76.coata por yard, worth $1, "tt ston nnt a $1 12end $125 por yard. “Canal, comer of Mercer. QARD.OTHE SUBSCRIBER REGE LEAVE 70 IN. as Gaby lle, a Hs bra Yanches that the voce hare ie aus cf ner, and poy most ioe | & Tou wieees an Macon N. oh if required, the Feaidence of any indy, by the ‘day oF weeks oF TYSECOND r Mp BROADWAY, Sera, Tey ya streets eeitent New York and h corset stor Dene Penh Avenue Tote “where they kee] ainow and. eden ‘mmortanen rman and Soret also rarity ol eons atthe ‘and tes ‘steel spring aks. Particular adeation paid to the cor- pet Gtting department. Old akirts made o HANDSOME ASSORTMES FRENCH DRESS CAPS. L, 174, Sixth avenue, respectfaly informs her selene put tthe be oor > handsome ‘and headdresses, “of the latest ‘le, on Oreo Aree ore, aise made to order? festivals At 471 BROADWAY. UBSDELL, PEIRS N & LAKE mnmense sacrifice « complete vssortment of Weenie ‘every atyic of PARIS SILK ROBES, Consisting of the foliowing— setae ie Feo found eesnues seseses SEee Fe Hounced. Ineludin, A large and beautt{ selection of Light EV ‘NG COLORS. A complete assoriment of RICH VELVET ROBES Below regular prices, A’ aT. BROADWAY. UBSDELL, PRIRS RSON & LAKE. SILKS, SILKS. 1,000 pleces extra heavy STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS SILKS, A aditonnt a supe ofan abr foo Sigh recetved. from Suction, will to offer at retal % MONDAY, Och. 10, 1859, A’ «Ll BROADWAY. UBSDELL, PEIRSON & LAKE, Would call particular attention to their large and varied as- HOSIERY AND UNDER GARMENTS, compnisina Fre prs cotten and merino b bore, Simee’ — boy's do. meee Tadies merine and sik walle garments Minos and bo;'edo. do. THEATRICAL HOSIERY. BaJOU's ID GLOVES, In new fall colors. A’ 47: BROADWAY, UBSDELL, PRIRSON & LAKE ‘Would call Pecan atiention to to their large assortment of foreign aad domestic HOUSEHOLD Goons, Comprisin “AND. i MEE, SCOTCH, Damaasks by the yard, Daman abie cltbe. tes, elites, disper ba ath shectin: Baglinh as and 4 “American long cloths, elke, wilt. AN LINENS, ee Rael ALSO me ficou" huck x towelegt mn worth $2 “ « = ber cova Bordered " : 3 1S * damaak nay ing * 19 Wuaererr erticle in the et line at prices to com- POPULAR TRADE. a a I orl NOVELTY IN COA‘ THE NOvAt FLUSH TARTAN, be exhibited ee pee garment, gic ELEGANT ‘veLver CLOAKS, CLOTH CLOAK! BLACK BEAVER BeRNOTE, eo" At BULPIN'S, 361 Broadway. MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF RICH FALL CLOA’ BE OPENED THIS WEEK AT. ELLIOTT’S bpm ES 3 2 2. i Ba 3 = & gy Pi CRSON, “importer of mourning ‘SSL iat Between Spriog RNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO. ‘Have no open at retatl wei FALL CLOAKS ‘AND MANTILLAS. WAY, id Prince streets. Canal, corner of Mercer. GREAT ang TO BUYERS OF CARPETS, OIGLOTES, £0, oorg oR RTS, 7. H. as E. CONKLIN 1d Wholesale Dealers in Canvey Otte GILCLOTHS, SUADE lesal KUGB, 33 Cortiacct street, near Browdw Will, after this date and unl Ist of January next (Tels wholesale trade Leing mostly over for the season), Oller their ENTIRE STOC {RETAIL for ASH AT WHOLESALE. PRICES. One profit can be saved a Selection made from the larwest stock Aver offered at retail in the city. msrp gree eS goods Experienced upholsterers have been engaged, and will by delivered free and laid in any part of this 0 Benalla fi J.B. CONKLING, 38 Cortlandt st. .. between Broadway and Greenwich st. BR 4 ASSORTMENT OF CLOAKS IN THE CITY, Best styles of bonnets in the city, ‘Now ready and for sale cheap. JAMES G. Pe ie gf Canal street. RAT ASEORTMENT OF 1 Be seatciecr toons ues 1X THE crry, Now ready and > sale’ ue cheep. AMES G. AITKEN, Sas Canal street. AILBY, FARRINGTON & Leslie, gene ac Assortment of polut st Teer potat bonlton and valeociennes. cellars gets Me sane sek thread and pusher’ vells, colfures, de up Inve goods, infants’ caps and cloaks, {iluston cian, Be are unequalled for novelty and elegance, SEC EEMERT OF aus IN ark of re i THE crry, Now an a ee rene, 903 Canal street, EST ASSORTMENT OF cLpaKs IN THE CIty, Best styles of bonnets in the cit B *V Sow reedy and sleet B™ for aale ieee a. AATREN, BLACK SILKS. No. cI et ald pete meet ceal tee the jm ATi frigned for foepection, ens nD and aes G. AITEEN, 803 Canal street. ae 96 7 =e epee hoe SKIRTS, wa REROADWAY; a eee Rae Over. Dealertcatt ‘call unde eee ©. A, BANOUS, 755 Broadway, cman ret B™ ASSORTMENT OF THE Beat styles of bonnets cintinaty, ah bi, Toady and for sale cheap. ‘Sau a, "AITKEN, 808 Canal street. Oot 2 Barts (ikreh fl WADDING—ALL STYLES AND favited asa Lor west cash prices; twines, BS tren ‘Trade U! ‘No. % Cortlandt street, ap lars, KAP tt a LAvorio IN. ND bh elated DRY GUODS, yk HoUseKBEEING TINE GOODE AND BLANKETS, Bonnets, Ridbou i Betwe PRY ToraiEns AND TAILORS GOODE ” wing #00, Ty. porters and commission ETO EN Invite aun ft tnd ek penal comple sack of new! ‘GOODS FOR seat” WEAR, ‘Together witha of ouch are for sl ye ple or packgs ‘on terms to suit the (D4F FFP have Jost received very ange taveios USSELS Al ae. a as yours price withstanding Ube we are notwi Mereased coat of inportaions an Yow rel bas A full agsortment of the etn at RORAL SRNL ISHED Ol. “CLOTHS, “4 may heretofore exhi! ‘ed both im ‘We also invite Which Re anything style and quality. Also to ECTROTYPED CARPETS, ur ts CENTS PER YARD, hich are fly equal in style, finish and durabidty to much more expensive g “@, 8, HUMPHERY & CO., 42 524 Broadway, Oppoaite St. Nicholas Hotel. yo DRY GOODS AT RETAIL. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & 60, a saintaniial SISTEN: F, Na IMPORTATION EETING AND. SHIRTING' LINENS, ci TABLE DAMASKS AND AND CLOTHS, ied ND RUCK ABACKS, baal aS ASK Owns AND TOWELINGS, LANKETS, FLANNELS, corres Bi INGs, ARD a ‘ant KASS, CAMBRIC, SUNS AnD oi wee » MOLL PRENCH TARLATAN AND ORGANDY MUSLINS FOR EVENING DRYSSRS. nal, corner of Mercer street. AMILY AND HOTEL LINEN! . from celebrated nied man utacturers, and made ex- aia a pressly for service, lactuding Damask table cloths, diape Shoetings, napkins, do rite saeeling, FULL ASSORTMENT AT LOW PRICES, Tei Wo Wor BROAD 31 GRAND OTREET ead 49 CATHARINE STREET, [ALL AND WINTER SHAWLS. Vienna, broche, stellas, reversible shawls, plald wook AM LOW PRICED SHAWLS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, RD & TAYLOR, FORD & Tee sol to 481 BROADWAY Nos 255 to 261 GRAND STREET, Nos. 47 and 49 CATHARINE BT. RISH POPLINS, SAXONY \Y PLAIDS, Poll de Cheres, French mer secinoes, printed ceahmeres, jaines, Coburgs, Lustres, crossov is Foulards, fh need Fob and PALL, AN} WINTER DEESS GOODS, MUCH BELOW UBt USUAL PRICES, LORD & TA’ Sand #9 CATHARINE STREET. ‘AMES GRAY & CO. Bisve just opened w good selection of new 5 POPLINS, YELOUR OTTOMANS, les, together wi FRENCH EMBROIDERIES. 729 Broadway, corner of Waverley place. Pia CURTAINS AND DBA APE RIES, Of the latest sty RICH LACES, CURTAIN" ‘as Dd STATA Bs kind: GILT_couNICES. WINDOW SHADES, ‘Tassels, loops, bands, cord, Ac. LORD & TAYLOR, Nos. 255 to 261 Grand street. Y iaaara GooDs. eee CONSTABLE & CO. A full and Barty mock oxy the above goods, To which will be added. on MONDAY, the 10vh, Several cases of Never before ex eehiniied ve Ta this market. Canal, corner of Mercer. ‘RS. HARTSHORNE'S CELEBRATED BIJOU WOVEN skirt emporium, 76 Bleecker etreet.—The best and cheapest woven skirts in New York; wholesale and retall Old skirts bought or taken in exchange. rze tterns, Brussels, tapes ry, velvet, medallion, ingrain, three ply, wad stair carpetings, ac, Oi’ cloths, druggets, rugs, mats, rods, &e., &c., BELOW REGULAR PRICES. LORD 7 TAYLO! Nos. 461 teas BROADWAY, Nos. 256 to 261 GRAND ST! Nos. 47 and 49 CATHAL "Ravage DRESS SILKS AND ROBES. FULL AND ELEGANT ASSORTMENT. DRESS: SILKS AT $1. Rich plaids, stripes, bayaderes, ac, Lomb a7 RJ Ayres to] Broadway, Nos 285 to an Grand street, Nos. 47 and 49 Catharine street. eon, ENGLISH HOSIERY, LARGR ASSORTMENT OF SILK, COTTON aND WINTER HOSE, and half bose, ‘hose, all sizes. LORD & TA AYLOR, Nox, 461 to 467 BROADWAY, Nos’ 255 to 261 GRAND STRERT. Nos, 47 and 49 CATHARINE ST. KIRTS.—WOVEN SKIRTS, 12 SPRINGS, $125; 14 ©, springs, $150; 17 springs, $2. Dealers supplied with 9 Springs at'8} per dozen; I2pring. 810; 14 + spring, 2. and # ring, $15. ld skirts made over equal tonew. ©. L. HA\ DING, skict factory, 281 Spring street, near itiason. : STREET, 351 LACE CURTAINS 351 WINDOW SHADES, ha CORNICES bAMasis, i ae WHOLESALE A AND | REtAdL aT a BEOADWAT. —BEAVER CLOAKS AND BURNOU! 409. mh, TUE LATEST Sty eee ‘he assoriment full and eal HENRY ENannon, 409 Canal strect. —LADIES. CLOTIL BURNOUS 409. PLEN SSORTME! ENT, bie! Black aud drac. Prices 45 nee HENRY EDGERTON, 409 Canal street, 409. BLACK BPAVER CLOAKS. 409. e A SUPERB ASSORTMENT WILL BE OFFERED ON MONDAY, OCT. 10. HENRY EDGER’ 400 CANAL STREET. 409. ROnSRIN BEAVER CLOAKS. + AFULL AND VARD vaepoest WHENRY EDGERTON 409 CANAL STREET. BLACK RIBBED BEAVER CLOA 409, ORE z HENRY EDGERTON, 49 CANAL STREET. GQ] BROADwAy, Seta aan TEAS, cents per £00 pieces belize goods at76 cents per yard, value 91 ai 6.cases American delaines at Is. per yard, value Ls. 64. 100 pieces all wool delaines at 2e. 64. und 36. 6d., value 50 pieces raw ailk plaids, for children's wi Lot of poll de chevre at 1s. 64., value 2, FALL FASHIONS. AY (fom, “AmsBICAN, RUSSIAN AND AUDSO tino none ‘and the publiein general to is iarge snd titre isenat publie in ley ort above re furs, made from selected and My seeacen ison) tx Ge toeal ad cuoee soarOTGE etea cae cae Very reasonable PHO Ty TAM MOSER, 41 Maiden lane, ee et ee ae, ver By yd AT MRS. W. ty anal 318 (OLD street, three cases of French bonnets, sn For toa phon io ty “so those of her own manu! ture, ‘which caanot CKER’S FALL IMPORTATIONS. In elegant lowers, feathers, rhatare ou Ttba legion Hist nolg veils and cotfuree, to Tig are eloau Nat oir way, and of distinctive importance Our novelties incessant, by the present large stock Conese AND BoUud JUETS, lo. HOTELS. ae. HOUSE, GROROE WORSEN ES Propricer. erected, containing upwards of fueaes faraina tu ton wont oneniene maaner, ie Row ope fee BO RECEPTION OF THE PUBLIC stat wt 3HR EUROPEAN PRINCIPLE, gasin each room, &c., , ‘The bedstends and furniture are of solld black walnut, anp- ‘Wm. Robinson, The beds, which cannot. ho wat. [ent ae ay De DK, Hall & Co. The ‘chandeliers and gae ‘it. i RUERAETIG COUNTER ‘it tI as well as lelicacies of ee Sh ihe par fart ‘rniahed with ‘be most excellent lijuora.” George P. Worden, in opening this establishment for the re. Seztien of hla frend ‘and 2h public, pledges himself that, it shail assed for cor lennliness and attention by rbowetin techy, re visiting New Cork are respectfully invited to, give n House a trial, nad they will find that the long and Just complaint of there being ne tiret class house on the east ide ot the moved, Worden being determined @ uy qaunot Ye eaveller /ROTON KDUCT DEPARTMENT, OCT. 6, 180,— Cc onpeele ler reute—Notoe fa hereby giveu that by ot of | ‘Gent will be to all ‘water reot Toots fete fre day of Novomber, tation to the Give er cent whioh was ing: Mer Van oat em O44 TION TO INTENDING FRAVRILERS TO EUROPE. ‘i We, the underaigoed, passengers po Helfui nl town to New York, by the ‘of Mun- Chester, belong ing to 4° Philadel. 10 the Liverpool, New York ishing to pba baéamsbip Uiudeelve the pie Fegard to the treatment of fn Hed emigrating to America from the Old Country, make the’ follows ment of the treatment we received” bn board the above ship on our voyage to America, The provisions that were served to the passen- era by (he secvants of the company, were not at all in con- formity with the bill of fare ax printed in their handbills, being Of the worst description, lusufticient in quantity and improper: Ty cooked, The reu’s steerage was never washed during the Voyage, but left in such a stace that if hot weather had pre- Valled, fever would have been produced on board. ‘The Doe tor was merely for cabin passengers, for when applied to for advice for n sick steerave passenger, he would not render the medical assistance, but leave them to live or die, ac- cording to the will of Providence. To enumerate in dete the treatment we received on euch day during the week, would require n much larger space than the limite of this advertise ment would allow., The nbove: therefore, is only w sketch, but to the truth of which we are willlpg to certify court ofjusiice. Sigped Bernard MeKenna, Janes Mushrove, Wilhatn Chambers, Hugh Mullen: Daniel Keefe, John Kens. Ra rd Daly. James Castello, Michael Connar, John O'Sullivan, Sohn fk Kirby, James Lamb, Charles White, Wm. O'Shea. VAUTION ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST uurchasing {he following uotes, which were lost by me on Kh iust,, aud the same were endorsed on the back and not fet signed: One note tor $600; one note Tor $40; ‘one note for $300. Ail the above totes were taade payable to the order of MPargquharson. “Two notes, $10) each; one nove, $400; one note, #40, The eaid four notes were Benen fo Win. Marsh, or order. P. V.—THE MEMBERS OF THE SIGMA PHI 80- Hh... Fay; tous graduate and under graduate, are requcsted io meet at Clinton Hall, room No. 7, third floor, on Thursday evening, October 18, at'7%¢ o'clock. ' Business of importance by order +f the Commitee, XPRESS FOR EUROPE,—THE GLOBE EXPRESS, 28 Broud sireet, forvard parcels und packages at moderate ries, by every steamer to any cue place in enpe, and re- Ceivea by its agents in Burope purcels and “ees for delivery in this country. 1.2 ©. §, M—BROTHERS, ATTENTION!—YOU ARE RE- ited to meet at Pro Patrin Lodge room, 814 Broadway. on'Thesday evening, Oct. IL. 1809, aU Beveclock ‘precisely. Wo ee Jebrate the (estival of the Seven ‘rand Cardinals, by a grand moonlight parade. Members of other lod; invited to Participate’ “Dominoes furnisbed tthe lodge room. Line of march—Down Broadway, «round the ‘south end of the Park, through Chatham street 10 the Bowery, through Grand street to road thence to Washingon's statue, where the ancient will be performed . PHILLIPS, Grand Commander, A. Laronce, Grand Secretary, Supper at the Malta, corner of Thirteenth street and Broad- way, for the members F., AND perstearner Crreasalan will be keplopen atl it AT My Abureday, Oct, iS instant, ot the office of the American Express tueet, and 61 Broadway. FO My QITCHELL AND THE REV, HENRY ER at Cooper Institute, Association of the South , by Prof. O. M. Mitchell and RO} WaRD BE! Bix lectures belore the Youn Baptist church, at Cooper Insti the Re Rev. Henry Ward her, Oct. 1—Prof, Mitchell. Subject: The Distance, Magnitude and Number of the Fixed Stars, Oct. 19—Prof. Mitchell. Subject: The Organization of the Stellar Universe. Oct. 20—Prof. Mitchell, Subject: The Translation of the Sun and Solar System through Space, Prof. Mitchell. Subject: The Clusters and Nebula— Theis ‘Grigin and Constitutlos F Oct, 24—The + Hear Ward Beecher. (A new lecture.) Oct. S1—The Rey. Heury Ward Beecher, (A new lecture.) ‘Tickets for the course, $1. Single tickets, 25 centa, For sale the priicipal hotels music and book stores; at Sibell’s, No, street. und by the Lecture Committee—T. E. Hadnett, Trinity Huilding, and F. S: Miner, @) Brondstrect, and at he Cooper Institute. Deors open at 6% o'clock. Lecture at 8 P. M. ROPOSALS WIL, BE RECEIVED AT THE RECRUIT ing rendezvovs, 98 Chatham street, until the Mth proxt mo, for frrnishing fresh beef of the firs: quality tothe recrult party and reerults, In such quaniides and a& often In each wi the undersigned may designate. . W. SWEENY, Firet (lemensal Second lutuntry, Recruluing olloer aud A. ‘a, —— ROPOSALS WILT, (BE,ERORIVED AT THE RECRUIT. ing rendez’ 5 Cedar street, New York city, until the 1th proximo, for furnishing fresh beef of the first aualty, to the recruiting party and recruits, in such often in. Owl week ‘ts the undersigned ma r doeiguinies a W. A. WINDER, First Tientenant; Third artillery, Recruiting officer, and A.A. 6. ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM—THE AN. buns fesuvai tor te bevel of the above tnaulution will take place at the Academy of Music, Fourteenth st.,on Tuceda! ith inst. There will be two distinct performmances—the alter hoon performance, commencing atz o'clock P. M.; the even- ing performance a 73g o'cwck'P- ML.” No postponement es sceount of the weather ae en entertainments will be of @ very superior character, and under the direction of Join Brougham. Esq. who. with iis usual Hberality, has volunteered his valuable services. Pickets, which will admit to either of the performances, but ; fimy te obtained from the sextons of the Catholic prinelpal Catholic lores, and at the Aca- emy cf'Musies "Price Su cents each” ‘The patrous of the festival are respectfully cautioned against buying tickets on the afternoon and evening of the occasion from persons not stationed within the buiiding. Persons au- thorized vo sell will be distinguished by an appropriate badge. —$—— enn Appropriots badge. SONS OF TEMPERANCE —THE ANNUAL SESSION OF the Grant Division ¢f Eastern New York will e mumence on Wednesday. October 12, at 2 o'clock P.M, in @he Hall of Harmony, Division No. 6, Coliumbian Hall, No. 23 Grand street. Representatives ‘are requested Yo be punctual in thetr auendance IN DAVIES Grant Scribe. i ee Goctera DLUNIONE & BENEVOLENZA ITALIANA, All Italians belongit x or wishing to belong to this societ ure fuvited to a general meeting, at Cooy re Insutute, room 24, on Wednesday, 12th inst. tT. ARA, Secretary, NPS, FORK YACHT OUD, NEW FORK, OCT. 10, 1859 The fourth general meeting will be belt at the Clee douse, Kiysinn Fieids, Hoboken, on Thursday, Oct. 13. The business meeting of yacht x ners at 345 o'clock. Dinner at $6. Dinner tat clodes at No. 8 Pine sicect. ou Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock. . MORTON, Secretar: poe EL ae Ts UNION OF THE PIANOFORTE MAKERS INVITE all mep pelcogiae to associations of trades to attend a meet- to age he nn Wednesday, the 12th inst., at 281 Grand street, kP. Mt Subject of the meeting—The interests of the Working men in gener UNIS’ SYSTEM OF ments have be ADVERTISING.—ARRANGE- made with the G. W. Railway of Canada i opulae Advertisements placed 4 ‘all ‘he stations along the line, cimens shown by addressing W. E. Tunis, Ni Frederick Rogers, New York. for Octover. Price 15 cents. (PO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS—THE ADVERTISERS being mbout to reure from business, are desirous to close out their office and store fixt: nearly ne ring # fireproof safe, co glass, eight day clock, conch. enrpeti elghing chine and counters, as well as ‘y utensil suitable for aD office. ‘The slores and basementa to Teton advaiagenas torcee For particulars apply at 66 and 67 Go lace, from! Kroudway, on Thesday and Wednesday. Tith fone, and on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday: Trike 19th inst. Parties desirous of See the above will please Jose no time in applying, as it must be disposed of before the Ist of November. ee OFFICE OF THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COM. y, No. 166 Washingion sireet.—Nxw York, October 10, (ctice.—‘Ihe annual meeting of the stockholders of the New eres Zine Compan; act be held at their offices in New- vay. Spe- ra Falls, or Tunis’ Railroad Guide is oui xX. Jom Teed an Myd0r te arpase oF elect three direciors tis i, be open from 12M. to8 P.M fos teunster book wil be Cled (ere Abin intent the ak proximo, both inclusive A. i FARLIN, Secretary. pvinnanmaaeapemmetcn O pnernrennnre SSOCIATION OF EXEMPT § (FIREMEN. —A SPECIAL meetin a -) held at Firemen’s fay on Tuesday, tober L, at 734 P. ‘The matter of parti: ting tn the tien. nial paride of we tire Department on tie tT iat. a fered. Punctual altendance 1s requested. By onder the Executive Commitiee. Ge W. WHERLE bs HOUSES, ROOMS, Cy, | ANTED. | bee HOUSE WANTED—FOR A FAMILY OF three persons, wet of Fourth avenue and northot f Fourth itzeet; must be completely furnished, in ood neighbo and rent as low as porrible, not over $100 ) per month, in May Jor longer. Adaress immediately L. H. D., box 396 Stating terms, Jocation and when possession can be eave en, ‘OUSE WANTED. —WANTED, TO LEASR, A HOUSE for three or five years, located between Fourteenth and ‘orto streets, and Third and Pith ar Suave locaton, mige and price. Mist have al the modern ‘Address box 1,177 Post oflce reo ments. ‘OUSE WANTED. A SMALL HOUSE IN A PLEASA — part of the city, above Fourth street. Address, terms, box 1,744 Post office. es Wrant tyes FU iat HOUSE, retitled BOND and Twenty-cighth streets, Second and enues, 1 to May J; high stoop, containing about twelve aon| pith the modern improvements; om not to exceed ni ‘month. Address box 1,603 Post of 1 ag phe aprates A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT CHIL- ‘hiny-fifh strects ins quod neighborhodd.” Adresse maang stree a nei a terme and location, box 1,273 Post office. Sircicredhensirenint tate lehred anno NN OSD BE ANTED—ON THE FIRST OF NOVEMBER, IN A respectable neighborhood, a small place; house to con- tain from hive to seven rooms, with groun 1 for A, den. Fare not ove six to twelve centa to theOlty Hall. eat not to exceed $15 10 $18 8 month, paid quarterly, jn advance, with privilege of remaining 6 year from May 1860, add | vt Particular deeeription all this month, Yo Sncktoon, Post lice ANTED—A FURNISHED HOUR, FOR A. SMAI, family without children; een Third and Seventh avenues, and not higher than ‘Thirty fourth street. (Ad. dress T., box 1,029 Post office. bere HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE FOR ny, tor six months. Address H. F. H. 1d office, with full particulars in regard to location and TNTED-AN_ UNFURNISHED ROOM AND HED. room inn small private family, inthe vilnty' of, at mtleman and wife; no children. Address rear ien tex ie Hera feo’ ANTED—A SMALI, STORE IN THE UPPER PART W the city, without basement. Address W. D., Herald olfice, stating rent, &c. a vat (aged bp WHERE THE owner will board 0} and allow the advertiser (without, Tamily) to take a aw eee panies AC pam. ing place of interview, KB. M., Station D., Kighih street. WANIEDORY A GENTLEMAN DOING BUSINESS IN ‘batliamm square, the second tloor of « nice house in the vicinity of his business. Rent about $20), Family, tour per- fons. “Seventh ward preferred. Address W. I, C Chatham Post ofice. ANTED—A SECOND FLOOR THROUGH, IN A _RE- spectable neighborhood, between Firat nit Sixth avenues, Kent not to exceed $15 per month. Address A. M. B., Herald oflice. NTED—BY A FAMILY WITHOUT x DREN, art of a house in a good loct , either in New York or Brooklyn, Address W., stating particulars, termar ge" bor 163 Herald office, pedicels LEO 7ANTED TO RENT—IN TH VICINITY OF BROAD- WRay, a bouse stutable for an Bug oral otiate With Any one having & house already establisl aiovoee of ‘Addiess H. B., box 160 Merald offic. BOARDING AND Lepama. RLALN Faint, SoOUR YING ie toa Buown Bk BEON like'to let A Tse, woud & itiemann pas bag wth ‘ll yo con core ” oe con be et PES ‘Kadress ho 6 Marun ter ml ‘at Toure PLEASANT SECOND FL00R FRONT ROOM, WITH closets, grate, Croton, gaa, and ining the bath re io rent with board, to a ain, Featleman or two friends wilting to room together, ut 215 West Fifteenth atreet; house tirat class, shed, neat und desirable; dinner at 63 o'eoo; es exchaiged. ATLY FURNISHED PARLORS AND becrooms will be rented to @ gentleman and bis wile, or Bingle gentlemen, w'so furnished bedrooms w gentlemen otily. Relerence required. Apply a} 100 ‘third avenue, between ‘Thirteenth aud Fourreeuth etreets. ANT FRONT ROOM, SECOND STORY, FUR- PLEA nisbed; avo & very neat, pleasant attle room, ia @ cheer: ful neighborhood, near Mor gentien ? We A Siath avenue railroad, in w' Beivate Com va; terms moderate, 37 West Washington YOUNG MAN, wird ‘UNEXCEPTIONABLE REPE- Tences, desirois o fo speak French, wishes h family fa ‘ieektya, oe New orks » Herald office, stating terins, de, board in » private Br Address 7. ‘I VLEASANT FRONT ROOM OX, SECOND FLOOR, also » back parlor to let—With board, to a gentleman and Wife and two single gentlemen, on reasonable | neat nnd quiet; fatally American. ‘This is & opportunity to seoure the comforts of a home for the ensuing aor ‘Ap: iy ut 1) bast Maoteonth street, near Third avenue, HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE SEDOND floor, newly furuighed, will be rented together oF foxentlemen onty, with besak fast if deaized, i private coral: lying as 14) Ninth street, third door east of Broadway. LIST OF 500 ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT board, for gentlemen, ladies or families, in locations from Reach street to Central’ Park. Parties inseareh directed rau, Apply daily before 1 or after 4 P.M. Mekibuah, 31 $b Fourth avenue, p A SUIT OF OF HAND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLORS, with dining room, kitchen and servant's roora to let, ia Fleventh street, between Kroagwway and University place, Isalance of bouse occupied by fiwner. Price $30 per week. Address k., Union square Post APARTMENTS iN amas SUIT OF ‘aud single bedrooms, with full or house contains nl) the modern improvement Apply at No. 1 Depa place, second house from Bleecker TO rps yee) pave Mines | at ane FRONT ROOM ON THE THIRD FLOOR TO LE with board, to.a gentleman and wife or & © ple vt sia: gentlemen; wiso & pleasant room in the fourth story, suital for one or two geadteman Dinner at ait, Apply ai Mark's place, Bighth street, PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM TO. LET—ON SR- cond tioor of No. 763 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets, to one or two gentlemen, ‘House newly furni painted; gas, bai, &c.; location good; lerms modergte. VERY DESIRABLE SUiT OF ROOMS ON SECOND oor can be cbiained ut 44 West Twenty-third street, near Fitth avenue, References exchanged. PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT 123 Wishes to rent a fine suit of rooms on Hlenian and wife or twosingle gentleinen, ita References exchanged. NG AT 40) bASt wish to make permanent arrhagtraccls wok one br imc anitenen Gecciug © connect able home, with or without board. The rooms are very desira. bie, with furniture and carpets entirely new. Location een- tral and one block from Hroad way. Koferences exchanged, PARLOR AND BapRcom, ON SECOND PLO 2 A. handsomely furvished, to let to single gentiomen’ (ik oF without partial bourd;or toa geutleman and Wile, pape modations tor housekeeping. Also & room on this “or hand~ somely furnished. Gas, bath, &e, Relerenegs required. In. quire at G4 Amity etreely pieceadoteaces! Basch) ees GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO OR THREE single gentlemen, can be accommodated with co.utortable Zoom nad good board at 143 West Lhirty-cighth sires. Apply for one wee! FEW YOUNG MEN CAN ME ACCOMMODATEO WITH partial board in a private family, at No. 7 Fourth street, between South Ninth and Tenth streets, Wilaiwsburg. Termy moderate ‘A PCEASANT FURNISHED FLOOR WIDL DR RENT: ed to a party of gentlemen, with or without partial hoard, ins small private fumily; cas’ and bath. Location unexcep” ionable. Apply at 1s West Ninth atrect, hear Fifth avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY ( OF TWO, WILL LET TWO Pak. lors and two bedrooms adjoining, with grates, gus, use ot bath with het avd cold water, unfurni ished, 1d Without board, to a party of two or three gentiemen, for $25.a month. "i dou one block trom Madison square. Address 1. 'f., Ma lisou square ce. LADY DESIRES TO OBTAIN BOARD, WITH one: oF two rooms partially furnished, clog is aud ity or with w lady dviug ‘alone; will be eect SMALL Lexington avenue, Second tloor to & mull fi trauued: a Amity aud Twentieth streot and sisth Second avenues. Parties replying will please state te. sccommudations, &e, Address Mrs, A., ‘Union square Post otlce. ——————_________., HANDSOME ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET—ON second floor, in a private family, with bowa, turn. Of unfurnished, to a gentleman and Wite or tws s.ngle g men. Gas, hot nnd cold water in the rooms.” Kefere: quired. 1u7 West Fiteenth atreet. AL ERY, SINGLE MEN CAN RE ACCOMMODATED with boara and washing in a family of two pes.ons. wes hey cau find the comforts of a Lome, Call for partie utes at the store, 2) Sisth avenue, between Phiriy first and Thirty. second sirects. LARGE FRONT ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR TO let on Broadway, wth or without Board: in & private ta- mily, to one or two Kentle Jet ft to a dentist, a vod! location for one. aA poe, Inquire 'at 1,000 Broadway, vetween Twenty-niuth and Thirtieth streets. FURNISHED PARLOR WITH ONE OR TWo B rooms and front basement to Let, 0 a gentleman and wif iy shouse with oue stall family; no children Inquire at 96 East ‘Thirty secoud street, between Lexington and avenues, cota i EES ew aS SRE aU ae ee GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR A COUPLE OF SIN- gle geutlemen, may be accommodated with board in a private family, in x ¢ with ‘ail the improvements. Itefe- Fences required, Inquire at 125 West Lwenty-secoud atrect, between rixih and Seventh uvenues. ——$—$——————$ PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A SUIT OF NEATLY furnished rooms to single gentlemen or geateme tocar wives, with board, at @ moderate price; house re medern couvenience, and is pleasantly located: also, roonis bie for a physicidn’s office. Cail at 270 West Twenty-third te 33) Us SERS Se ES CE PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD LIKE TO LET, WITH Dourd, good sized room on aecond Hor; bus ‘gas and rave; also. one on third floor; wil he comforts of a home may Heexpectod: reterences exchsuged. Inquire at 178 Waverley it ph FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITH second Hloor, to let, to single gentlemen or to 4 genticran aud wie, to a private fam App! vy at 353 Canal street (old number 130), near Broadway. Kas, 3 West side of aud PLEASANT SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, ON sh. cond tloor, consisting of parlor, bedroom and two closets, is, bot and cold water, w let to & gentleman and bis) wile; 1o cation pleasant and easy of ac family private; terms res Apply at si ast Twe A ter sonable. ninth street, near Lexing ton avenue, PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING A FIRST CLASS house, can Accommoante # gentleman and wife, or a few Single gentlemen, at 198 Kast ‘Tenth stzeet. Call for theee days. A PARICR, BE ROOM_AND” BATH ROOM, $, ONE m $1 £0; one room $2 per week, or rentiod by the day, Seals. os tll board if desired, at he the Cooper House, 80 F) ‘ranklin strect, six houses weat of Broudway A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN WISUING NEAT AND comfortable rooms can be accommodated by applying at 685 Houston street. Gas and bath in the house. OARD.—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SECOND story room, with or without hall bedroom, to let, with ‘ad, at a reasonabie price, for the winter. Ifouse has all todern improvements; location excellent. Apply at 340 Fourth st DESIRING OARD, ‘and good board at reasonable and central location, Calling at 182 Grand street, near; GENTLEMEN aooD ROOMS dbome in a pleasant family can be handsot ‘accommodated by posite the Odd Fellows? Hall. r every two minutes, enters and cars jaan Kverythi hing V. $$$ $$$ OARD. —10 LET, WITH BOARD, AT 137 SECOND avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets, two or three jarge rooms, furnished or unfurnished, suitable for families or gentlemen; location yery desirable, Dinner at 6 o'clock. OARD.—A LADY AND b eatsbe eran CAN BE AC- commoedated wrth « nicely furnished gus, bath. hot and cold water; full for the indy; convenient to the Figiah and Ninth ‘nue cars and stages. Apply at 236 West riteants ae pply at 235 West laa TRL CEI DT bik Be nindecme, LET, fet BOARD, TWO SUITS OF handsome rooms; also two ‘le rooms in a comfortable house; bath an ae Apply at "8 Clision place, between Uni- versity poole Fifth avenue, —— OARD.—A LARGE ROOM FOR A GENTLEMAN ‘and wife may be obtained, with board, at No. 404 Fourth street. Aiso for a singie gentleman. OARD.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN is A GENTLE- man and wife can have a, peaily furn’ room in a most ce Apply at 93 Lexington avenue, Keference requir Beare: A FRONT PARLOR, HANDSOMELY FUR- also a back parlor, with two pantries. | Accommo. Gations for one youug en House moderu unprovementa, ferences ¢3 Seca reat, Meena crane Giove ene BOARD NEAR UNION SQUARE.—SRVRRAL PLEA. fant rooms, with ot without board, in & private French fs- inily, wet; houie contains all moderd, improvements abd ix splosdidly furuished; also, the use of & pi ‘The cars and Stages of various routes. pass tho house ‘every few minutos Apply at 145 East T) utréet, between cane aries, or address Belmont, ‘bon 108 Herald office. somes bop In BROADWAY HOUSE, FIRST CLA8S, SU- aoe excellent bie, ck. “lac: it enrurjaasea, ‘Ap Apply at 882 Broadway, Lana RR OR TSF TSE RD OARD JROaRD IN- BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN CAN FIND pleasant rooms and a good table at the Zephyr Club House, 131 Lasse (firect, fve minute walk from Fulton fert Board b; = wees. Dinner at six o'clock. Hioune kept open unit W. F. BALCH, bene Eee SI a BAL, 'OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFR or two. sinale, pentiemen, Onn Greg odated with large furnished ro nt lern imy ks walkin three. minutes” walk of South oF Wall etree fone 245 Hicks street. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—A Intely removed from the countr; hewly painted and neatly fitted Second floor to n gentleman and wife; algo a third story room totwo single gewuemen, with partial board, at $3 per week. ‘Apply at Willoughby street, Isrooklyn, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—GENTLEMEN AND THEIR wives and single gentlemen can find pleasant rooms and Comfortable homes in a lirst clas house; house containing wil the modern improvements, 9 state street, between Hicks and Henry; one sult of rooms unturnished. References ex- chan} : PRIVATE FAMILY, y and having their ld et ta fe a MEN CAN BE applying at 60 ive ‘minutes Walk trom ‘Lauon ferns; rele ye — BRB Roary In paognire.- ered ayer mag STORY BOOM, oF, sultable mo eal inoue wine ised; ime aga be Sores | ae bs rooms. street, nea > 1! wih De ie at Ler nr rie ny A for an office, Ds ere IN PROORLYN OH RENRY eee, zereE ress. —I Teaco elie “room, sullabie for ino gentinnant ie Pinata walk from Sous or Wall slrect Torey. Terma rao derate, pha el Beaeene IN BROOKLYN —WELL FURNISHED ROOMS re Temiifrcading ina, modern. first claa, house, a 1h Siedis suse sonronion ‘South and Wall street ferries, Diner G3 o'clock. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—46 SANDS BTREET.—A cntleman and wife can obtaln a large ynfurnished par- iorat$@per week. single gentlemen ean, be acoomm wid pleasant rooms aud breakfusi aad tea trom $ to $4 per wee oo ———$$<$— $$ <—$ OARD IN BROOKLYN.<ONE OR TWO FAMILIRS, ale gentlemen, can be accommodated with ct board wilhia five minutes walk of Fulton glimmer atGo'clock, “apply. at 18 Nasu eireet, Fulton and Washiogion steeeis, Brooklyn. OARD IN BROOKLYN—A EUROPEAN LADY, HAY: ing @ modern buil with large well furnished room ‘and closet attached, with bath and a would take a single entleman as above, for breakfast and tea, and dinuer on 1 Sabbath. ‘The location is pleasant, within a few minaies' walk of Wail street or Fulton ferries, Address 8. A., box 128 Herald ollice, with real name and place of bustiess. OA RD] ID JORALEMON STREET, between Clinton and Court. tA large and pleasant trout ultable for a gentleman aud wife or single geutiemen, ‘Terms moderate. OaRD 18 SOLICITED IN BROOKLYN. family, where there are no boarders, by two gentlemen, Feguiring separate rooms, with closets, &¢.; good references piven and required; terms frum $60 to'$700 per angum. Ad: dress Export, box 2,129 Post oflice, New York, OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. —A SMALL PRI- vate family can aceemmodate two gentlemen and their Wives. or single ger tlemen, with pleasant und desirab'e rooms, at 242 Uhcks street. House contains gus, bath, Ridgewood aie, #e. Near Wall aad South ferries. Dinner at 6% o'elod OARD IN JERSEY CITY (GRAND STREET).--A large ard weil furnished room on the first floor, for one or two gentlemen, to Jet, with partial board in a private fa- milly. Blages pass the house, “Address 1, W., bor 255 Post ew Yor OARD IN JERSEY CITY. men, oré gentleman aud w 1B be uccommodated is pleasant room and board, in qenate faanily, two aninntes’ walk from the ferry. Address M. C. D., Jersey City Post oftice. OARD IN WILLIAMSBURG—IN THE NEW BLOCK ‘on Bedford aveuue, opposite the fountain, the third house horth of the church. A’ gentleman and lady, or two single gentlemen, can be accommodated with a large sized room ‘and bedroom attached. OARD WANTED.—A LADY, PAVORABLY KNOWN as a teacher of music, French and English, wishes to find i family where she could givesome hours instruction each day for her’ French or German fisnily preferred. First class reference given and required. Adilrcis H. U. H, Herald --IN APRIVATE WO SINGLE GEN Sa OARD WANT ep—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, TWO sin a re; parior and two bedrooms required, “or unfurnished: early dinner and partial board ouly “the gentleman: « privaie iamily preferred, Location up ween, Bat below Win street, Address, With pardgulars, SN. H fur OARD WANTED—BY A MARRIED LADY, WHOSE Inisbard bas gene Weat, in some small family (wido ¥ lady ered) where’ tnere, Are Bo f ders; she will require aa unfurnished room, with gas and fire, for, which she will pay SS per week. Address Mrs. Jones, box 153 Herald otfice, OARD WANTED.—A SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM, with bourd for a lady, gentleman and child, partial board Jor the gentleman; will farnish. his own room except carpet it desired; Bloration ‘not ‘abore ‘Twelfth or below Canal sucet, est Of ANA near Broadway preferred. Terms not to exceed ai toe nog te and gas. Address for three days W. HU. 1., Herald oiee: ns Boz, WANTED~J OR THE WINTER, IN A GOOD Jocation, between Figitecnth and a Tweniys sixth streets, nd near Broadway a nt room on second floor, with one or (#0 bedrooen attached, for a family of three grown Persons: would partly furnish parlor if desired. Acdress, stating location aud terms, for two days, Hf, 8., box 192 Herald once. DARD 4 WANTED—BE ‘WEEN FOURTH AND SIXTH avennes, not below Fighth street, in a private family, for @ gentleman, wife and son; about $60 per month will be ‘paid, a §8., box 5,562 Post oifice. rences required and given. OARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG LADY, IN A PRI- vate family or boarding house, where there’ are but few boarders, where she can have the consforts of « home: terms moderaté. Address note to C,M., Herald office, stating Fences exchanged. MAN, INA ERIV ATE hero there are but few boarvers ide of the city, and not above Fourte« py terms, V. b,, Herald office, CARD WANTED BY TWO LADIKS—IN A PRIVATE family, where they would be the only boarders, or with « They reqnire a furnished room, for which the not be over $4 per week, including gas and fuel. Location to be east of Fourth avenue, betweea Tenth and ‘Thirdeth streets, Address Mrs. Paitence, box 110 Herald office. BOARPING.-Goop BOARD, WITH VERY PLEASANT front room, bedroom and pantry, second story, unfurnished, may be found at 81 Macdougal street tween Bloockor and Houston. provements, dc, Terms moderate. family, on the west Address, stat (St. Clemént’s place), be: peivate: family, modern im: OA RDING A LARGE THIRD STORY ROOM, SUIT- able fo ‘0 geutiemen, willing to rooms: together with board at $10; also, a large single rooms on first floor, at $7, in a private fami Dinner at 6 o'clock. Apply at 46 Bleccker street. OARDING.—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING SOMi ‘unocenpied rooms, would like to board a couple of gentl men and thelr wives, or a few single gentlemen; house reple With every conveniener:, neighborhood first class; stages aud cara run Within a few doors. Terms moderate.’ References exchanged. Apply at No. 4 Ashland place, Perry street, OARDING.—A LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED PAR- lor to let, toa lady and’ gentleman, with board for the lady. Apply ‘at 609 Houston sirest, near Gr —PARLORS WITH BEDROOMS AND closets for single gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, may be obtained in, house No. 11 Wast Twenty sixth A PRIVATE FAMILY WIth LET A ed suit of rooms, with board; ihe house has All the modern improvements, hot and cold water, baths, &c. “eu minutes’ walk trom Wail or Fulton ferty. Apply at No. 7. kim place, between Hoyt and Bond streeta, BOARDING.—A FRONTROOM ON THE THIRD FLOOR, suitable fora gentleman and wife or two single gentle: men; also a sing'e room to let, with board. Apply at 6) Vurick street, corner of Laight. ROADWAY AND RIGHTI STRERT.—DELIGHTFUL location, 185 Eighth street, opposite Mercantile Library. Hoard, with rooms, for single gentlemen, Also a suit of front rooms'for @ famMy; immediate vicinity of principal hotels, amusements, &c. ROOKLYN UEIGHTS—A SUIT OF ROOMS, SUIT able for a family or gentlemen, to let, with hoa house pleasantly lorated, commanding » fine view of the bay, three minutes’ “walk of elther Wall street or Fulton ferny? Dinner at six o'clock. “Apply at 92 Columbia etreet, opposiié Fincapple, ROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRING partial board ean secure a delightful room by applying at 3 Cranberry street, between Willow and Columbia sirects, The bonse is supplied with gas and Ridge wood water, with the use of bath room. neces an a aa SM et 207) DOAXE BOUSE, 87) AND 9 FOURTH AVENUP, BR. ween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth ar single persons can obtain very ‘desirable rooms, in + on or single, wit board, at moderate charges. Transient rs accommodated at $1 25 per day. ESIRABLE ROOMS FOR A FAMILY OR SINGLE gentlemen. with or without board, at moderate rates, at x ‘Thirty-first street. Persons Of religious habits pre: fer —$—$—$—$ $$$ Fe ISHED SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS TO LET, in St. John’s Park Hotel, corner of Hudson and Laight Rireets, for $2 and $8 3) per weck. A front parlor $6, A plain restanrant attached. This is ® convenient situation for town business men. ——_$<—$$$—$ URNISHED ROOMS AT THE LARGE AND ELEGANT house No. 2 Bond sired), first house trom Broadway, with Chad ithout partial board; also a basement suitable for a physi- in. ——— | idee Leth OR UNFURNISHED PARLORS AND BED- rooms to let, with board, gas, hot and cold water in room: terma froin $11 to $12 per week, in ® private family, Callat 146 Went Twenty-fourth street: Dinner até, References re- aire FPRENCH BOARD.—TWO GENTLEMEN CAN Bit AC. commodated with furnished rooms and board, in a French family, a¢ 75 Second avenue, Only those who speax French need apply. eee PoRnisnEp ROOMS (WITHOUT BOARD) TO 1Et—TO gentlemen only. in the private house 24 Kast Broadway. Gos in the rooms, Terms reasonable. $$, 'URNISRED ROOMS TO LET—A PARLOR, EITHER on first or second floor, with extension and bath room ‘ad: alo one stall room on third floor, ti le sie house, 63 East Twelfth street, near Beaten’ F°%, winter, we Union DASIRABLE LARGE ROOMS FoR ntog, ee priv 00D AND CHEAP LODGINGS.—CLRAN Gea nng Sioa, cose F Faget | 8 wite, 75ceuts. Globe Tiam'strebla, N.Y. Open all night, sepals G02, BOARD-IN 4 QurET FAMILY, WITH PORA- int Fooms on second and third fi rates, wn be had at $10 HANDsomey FURNISHED DOUBLR_AND SINGLE rooms to be let, at 111 West Twelfth street with board, io gpntlemen wishing breakfa in thelr room. faat nerved > ANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOOM TO LET—TO \tleman; family small and private; if desired ertlal ti wl be advan al , ecinamal tan, ces Bred 916 per "month, “Addteas for twodays box 48 z [J ANDSOMELY FORNISHED ROOMS TO LET—wiinwr ARDSONELY FUnterm, tbe. house being coup at hy x all family, without chikiven,, eferencos exchang xl. .p ply at 175 West Thirt; en, pear Kighth avenne, be, tween 10 A, M. and KLYN, NEAR THE CITY HALL.—A sM Aut Teen temityy he two nleely furnished suits of room Will eto gentlennin, ony with partial board, oF won gentleman and Wife. ‘The house bas all the modern improve: ‘and near Taverrion, "No other boarders taken, "Addresa Tiome, iterald office. CORO i iscssndetanileaanenteneese cements sates URRAY HIL1.-BOARD, WITH HANDSOMELY FUR. Mo iihed rooms, for gontlernen and thelr. wives single gentlemen. Apply at 2 Kast Thitty-fitth siseet, oue door ease Ef Madison avenve, References required, LEE anes TOY. 1, BROOKLYN.—A YOUNG GENTLEMAN AND w room or rooms and plain board, idk a pr! Vato family se having motern improveme able. Ad o.anp Loner. o% OR Am, SUITS ROOMS TO LET- GL Fast Twent) Spare sireet, between on arena sanoue or wong rooms (or gem- ho alee al, TL Pag “ROOMS, WITH BOARD, AT 22 WAVSE- IVATE FAMILIES OR SINGLE conrearey gh Pare their wooing dont dome in the best of 1] aY., rear bi ween 2d and 3d the ‘eference given uired S$ $$. bg ed TO LET WITH BOARD.—PLEASE CALL At G8 ‘Tenth street, near Secoud avenue. TOO en ROOMS TO LET TO YOUNG GENTLEMEN.—A Pax. {ite family, owning a iret clans bo more than they requirc, wo gentlemen without Boned, ‘at 'n inoderate price, gua, aly one and every convenlenee: "iugvire aL ality frat sireet, frst house from Fifus avenues UITS OF ROOMS, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISUED, Sipe toc wentntes ind renulreds i erat ces Kone o ea given aud. requ Cal! at 15 Weat Twenty yeighth aureet, near Fitth ‘avenue. Pwo on THRER NEATLY FURNISHED oR UNFUR- ished rooms to let gr separate; with board ia. destrabie location, conventent to Mitmatenae, provements, mulasble foe Fesuemen ene ‘hele wives 4 aestlemen. Apply at 24 Fourth sitet Caled No.9 place, NN een OE ae. 0 GENTLEMEN (OR A GENTLEMEN AND Wire can bave a nicely furnished roots, with or without at 37 Cheever place, South Brook)yn. Call an or address 3. Lo 43 Water street, ‘New York 0 LET—TO A MAN AND WIFE, VERY NICELY Fume ished apartments, with board; the Louse ls kept by « anal family, wishing to have everything very comfortable far par- Wes that sulttbem, Apply ac 6L i ‘Twenty-fth wireet, vIs! HED PARLORS IN oneene together or neparnte, 19 geatleman ‘The beat reference reqpired. “Audress C, By ike 6b 10 LET—TWO FU: sizeet, above Spi only. Broudw: 0 Sena POLED, PICASANT aurre. bes Renee | lor tamilics, also sew te rooms for ge atlemem, Hho. S Leroy place, Bleecker street A picasatt ollice, sukalae for a doct Dinaer at 6 o'clock, 10 LET—A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, FOR, A aun tleman, on the firsi fioor; only $16 & month; a'so « base” nent, suitable for an oles. ‘Apply at 91 Bleecker street, 10 LET—A PLEASANT ROOM, WITH “BOARD, In A private family. Inquire at No, 40 Dominick street, betweom, Varick and Hudson, TP\O LET—SMALL AND LARGE ROOMS. HANDSOMELY furnished, for ladies and_ gent f nmprovements. Board for ludies only. 4! Broadway. 10 GENTLEMEN.—TO LET, THREE LARGE | PARLORS, furnished, ntlemen, in the bast a club ifit Avene Hotel dad one from, the Germain; aJko, one or two furnished rooms for single geatle- men, with or without board, where all the comforts of & bets can be enjoyed. Inquire at 72 West Twenty-second street, third door west of Sixth avenue, —————— ws ED—BOARD vid NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN, by a gentleman and wife; unfurnished rooms prete and one room would answer, ‘Terms must be reasonable. Ad= esa PK. F., box S194 N, Y. Fost oftes, stating terms, Ughis and fuel.’ Good referenses giver ANTED—BOARD IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMI- ly, by a gentleman and wife, east side of the tewa, Twenty-third street, parlor aud bedroom, or large single roou, well furnished; would be permanent toaniars, Best of re- Rinse ssn Focoirig? statin ae Pats staring: gas ated i Jam ells, Madisor juare an A en of auswe's unless terms are WAteD—poaRp BYA yoyo 2 GE Lay. rivate family, or whore but few other boerders taben: staated between ‘Teal and. Twenty anh ote oat Third and Sixth avenues. Address 0, B, Herald oflce. fe hh ell Ba lninoe e WASTED -IN BROOKLYN, BY A. GENTLEMAN aye wife, two second story rooms, with board, in a first house, pleasantiy situated, supplied igh water, &e. fae two blecks from the ork: i aie Wi need apply, Address W. W. at the Herald office family, withortt boarders, having more room than the} Soonpy, will tind this a desirable opportunity of gecu: pants for the same, En ET WAtten arr, OR THREP BOARDERS, IN HOUSE Columbia street, Brooklyn Heights, near Fults ferry, on fest Middagh street, with ubservatory upes it; for health and bdeanty itis nsurpaséed. Call as above. Tan WANTEDIBOARD IN BROOKLYN, to Wall street ferry, for a gentleman und wii - lashed room not over 18 Toe square, with Walet Rud konto m private family, Bourdinghouse keepers need not aaswer- ances given and required. Price must be moderate, A@ days J. B. M., Herald otfice. 7 ANTED—BY TWO SIN GENTLE: manent home in a strict y private family: wi room and bedroom adjoining, of a large unfurul modern house with all the modern improvements Hamilton, Herald office, WASTEDIBY 4 LADY AND GENTLEMAN A HAND. some unfurni shed parlor and bedroom adjoining, ia = small and select famil Bae ere few, if any oardets tre peat full board for thé id partial for ihe entices. ove Thirty-fourth street. Reie- most respectable parties neod pcaton west side, and nota reucea given, and tone bnt the apply to Julius Bart, 445 Broadw: TANTED—ROARD.—A GENTLEMAN DESIRES PRR- manent rooms and full board for himself, wite itt of ton years of age, west of Fourth avenue; private fami ferred: accommodations first class. Address, this day, A. Herald office. UNIVERSITY PLACE.—TWO NICE PARI fe, 2 tension and side room, fnely furnished, hot and cold water, and every convenience, "i Tuner and every convenience, ia Tet without bound ™ Privilege. eS WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, ONE fort ke 20 ¢ from Broadway.—Handsomely furnished in suits ey single, ‘ families and single gentlemen, with board; respectadl a limited number of le personsmay now make arrangements for the winter. a Pe rg reeneerrrennaeerees mal 2% NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND pn ong Pips IR IG se mec tings or % auired. ‘forms moderate. biniiiiss dak RT oe Sa € . MARK’S ERAGE FURR ISHED! ROOMS TO 26 i let, with board, to gentlemen and wives or sit nen. ‘The house contalns all the modern improvemtatee Dhar ner at 6 o'clock. exchanged. References AQ BLEECKER STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY —ROoas 53%? tet, with board, to single gentlemen or a gentleman and wife. ‘Strangers and others will find this location destra- ble. References exchanged. 719 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD- e way.—To let, several handsomely furnished rooms, te tingle gentlemen; the location is near ail the first class betele and places of amusement in the city; attached to the is a large ling room, free. Inquire of ANSON HOUSE. INTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR S{XTH C.- e whole or part of the second *, consist ing of five rooms with all the modera improvements, will be jet furnished or hnfarntshed. wu Rive boned if desired. Ne joarders or children in the house, The f given and required, ee eee WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.— Two 89 Sieeiy turnlated rose ce uate floor wile gasr guitaiae for a family or single gentlemen. Breaktust if required. WEST TWELFTH STREET.—BOARD.—1 LAO Severe at ht Sum a tems hall bedroom for a single gentieusen, Meterences, oe 130 poset STREET, SECOND oe rooms to aileron oe a eras wi class aga ‘ill be let ie 5 Wi rd, house is firstelass. Apply as above. 134. Fast | STREET. — FURNISH8D rooms, with full board, suitable for a gentlemaa and his wite or single gentlemen wishing first class moda tions, House pleasantly located near Stuyvesant park. Rete. Fences exchanged, 143 Onn sree, reams, ee anaes, brary.—Sey leagant Looms, with board. References Exchanged. 14. NINTH STREET.—A PRIVATE FAMILY Wilde let a suitof rooms on second floor, to a small family, with private table if desired; house fe! ne venienoes, and conventently located near Broad ight eo bad Ls SEOORD AVENUE.— 45 Booms, wi cond and third floors Noor ied. fect [aroun ari lee from Sidio $12 per week. ak. Only 8 few a000t Secorumodated. 156 Bast BRoapway. —1Ww0 GE GENTE lady can be accommodated and board. "Also, goniloman wed ote. 174 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—BOARD FOR single gentlemen pot families, large and ments, spacious closeta, d ae.’ Families make ‘permanent. arrangements lor the witor will and i for hei ‘ir interest to call. pn hhnsa UR ORO) ye SS 175 EGnSON STREET, 1. JOHN 8 FARK.-ROOMS io Teb_with or witholt board, 40 gentlemen ‘wives or single gle gentlemen, o or ladies. ‘Terms moderate. 201 oe WEST. FOURTEENTH STREET—FRONT la bedroom for (Poctags Pleasant rooms for single gent lor and. wife, and ‘and dinner at 6 o'clock. OPPOSITE ASTOR PLACE.—A Breaktust at Te 4! fais ofa, TAT ai WEST le for itheut ate = number, with | closets: with bath room aad let to a family for the winter, Svith private table if ay MEDICAL, RS EAST OF BROADWAY.—DR, Oftice hours fem 9 to FEW_ DOO! HAM. A MOND, 6 Bleeker atreet. Ofice Saad R. ae, ONLY OFFICE, A Di iclWaltack's theatre Hout from TAA a io Ee daily. er by letter, per post or express. OCTOR HUNTER'S ONLY OY THOR IS AT NO. 3 ni- T)°CIRE Breen Nee Ye Hatabliched A. ety Gpen irom 8'A- Muni Oo lock anise indays excepted. $$$ ne R. Palys ftw Trak STREET, Dias 26 years ie bony FOR THE be ted from May bo "enaed any ty 8 in the morning ts" dhe ia ee ——— AY jee egret PO AG da a NEA. BROADWAY— oar 5 P.M Kveuing atiendant fonense a ce fy "Monday ‘Weducaaay: and Saturday RB. R. COBBETT—19 DOANE STREET, MEMBER OF the New York University Medical College, Saited with confidence at his €stablished ‘oulee’ Hot ona Be A DE MAON MEMBER OF HE ROVAL COLLEGE OF Surgeons, London, may be consulted nt his residence, 469 Broome street, wecond Doo West of roadway, irom 6A: oo R. RALPH'S OF FICKS—CORNER OF HOUSTON roxby arent (130 Creahy.) Hoven I anna wed Sundays exdepiea. Consnations by letter. ROF. A. M. MAURICEAU CAN BE CONSULTED AT his office, 128 Liberty street, ov by Letter, ty addressing box 1,224 New York ‘ortoflien, DON OFFICES OF pe. L vets York, up staics, fom ‘fronlspe'n by tall oad ex: DARTS AND 10) 647 Broadwa, M., wud Thuveday: Prog lee,