The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1867, Page 8

= 731 ? a 8 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET, { = ——_— . ttt TR Sih” Se a + | ee courant commmmmeuumus sas. a aa) hth dhe heal yaa) ns: al ARDERS LODG RS ANTED BOARD AND LO LODGING WANTED. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Waterford, Ireland, of iseago of the heart, aged 24 SALES_AT AUCTION. | SOARDERS AND LODGERS WANSEE. | BOARDER RS AREER | enn ce aac ar eg i i (HoRFORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUC- T FRANKFORT HO! CORKES OF OF FRANKFORT OARD—AT 2 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, WEST IO Rue wrth alte Ra ee Tenants, 19 19 ae rnnnnnnnnnnennnnnce The funeral will take place om Friday afternoon, at tion. —Publie notice is given that the Commis- and William streets, reduction of einer Tooms, suitable for families ‘and for | {0 Rooms, » eegruemen. Reference mee ape — s Sooke seeehe Hav isk Gee goners of the ns, Pand wilt oes for sale at Bias: 2 Bbc, to Sue, per day; ‘s1'S0 to $3 por week. ‘Open all pe may be engaged from Mey A for the sum- | oq ra ing Reams, a ¢ Married. out. —In Brooklyn, on Monday, April 1, amy ion, on Monday, April, 1867, at noon, at ange mer e year. desired. Tt 1 aoaday, of George Wight 0 amin G. | Sale-room, im the city of New York, several pleces or par 0'S HAN! Bey meter ee op ene tS oe eens Tt ceis of improved unt proved Real Estate, Belonging to | 9 PRIVATE FAMILY AT 48 WEST TWELPTIT | POARD ON STUYVESANT PARK—ELEGANTLY PUR- 76 Be eS zo Be ee nab toe good japp, at the Pacific street pisco- | Wie funeral wi'l take ‘place, this (Wednesday) after- | the Mayor, Aldermen ommonalty of the city of New street ean accommodate a gentleman and wife and two ished Rooms. with firs: class Board. in & private fam- somel; oe eae Hele choreh, Brooklyn, Mr. Sous Dengan, of New- wnt eae la cuiee BK, pow nore Lary soe York. e ss fat senuemen ge OS joard. Servants and Beit 16t pot dain gad Street. No moving of May. ae 4 rg, to Miss Emma Fountain, of Broo! u past ‘cloc! , together wi ve terms an el n not mn. befe rences > father, 69 First place, Brooklyn. The relat and airicr eens if me ry lication at this office, rm Sn eUmEpEpagaaA Newburg papers please copy. “4 iad upon application at Ey O IRVING PLACE.—A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM¢ e friends are respecifully in attend without further here will be furnished, d after April L of the 1 WEST ELEVENTH STREFT, A FEW STEPS OARD IN BROOKLYX—AN ENTIRE SECOND “ Raimax—Rounixe —At Newtown, I, 1, on Sunday, | frie ly invited to i pr “ty to be nad. fuent ation Apel ih mane A eal, Sendweeeto let. a nicely Furnished ack Parlor ‘Story to Tet with Board, srogeind ot four ‘Rocms 68: afte bo i Oe pdt ae March 31, by Rev. Wm. Sothard, Wizam H. Rantay to arcant ora, brzzie J. "Ronuixs, both of this city, tae desde will be given to all parchnsrrs iia B, CONN 44 Bedroom on second figor: also two single Rooms for ¥, Comptroler, gentlemen, ‘with firat class Freneh table. ne, and board first class. No moving in May. i ‘WiuaAms—nancuatd.—Marsiaui—Mornis.—On Tues- LE: CTION. DeraRTMxNt OF FINANCE, COMPTROLLER’s OPTIC OARD IN BROOKLYN.—CITY AND COUNTRY AD- aay, Ae 2 in Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr. Reade, sonar Sues ar au «ae OMrTA aren 19, 1867. of! VER PLEASANT F pBT-t0 po raniagee combined. Address early A., box 6,209 N, ¥, 106 pet ad ereeer we NEAR ga Ace fag fe , , > Wintsal % aernind S man 1 st oillee. - we A wo See on wae 3 phy Marshall. "Also at the LARGE arEciaL SALE ges cook, AUQTIONSER. new, with coll re Apply this day at No. 1 Van man and wife or two single rent men, No moving in Mays game time and . : Joun W. Marsaats to GRack, daugb- Balerooms No. 8 Murray Nest place, Charles sireet. OARD IN BROOKLYN.—PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS WEST SI XTEENTH STREET. DESIRABLE} * nd plac m aA DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, &C. ‘This day, at Wig o'clock, igonienl 1 Rotschold Furni- for agentloman and wife or single gentlemen may be’ ll re } wo Oth Bos tor of Arthor Morris, of Millburn, THIS DAY, ture, being the stock of a Broddway dealer, removed for con: —PAMILTBS OR SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN FIND | obiained by applying at 107 Amity strvet, one ‘door from rout Rooms, furnil et, wi psy WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3 venience of sale. sale, which is absolute, A, Tngge, Honma, wun excellent Hoary at 27 St. Mark's WEST HOUSTON STREET.TO LET. ‘ o'clock, X. BG, ©. given his pervonal attention tothe aloof far | piace, “No moving im May. a Uh Dohme handsomel furnished Rooms, ch secon: Died. ‘& general aasortment of aiture at the residences of omeers: oF of his salearooms, OARD ON BROOKLYN. HEIGHTS—ROOMS ON 8) floors al Board, two banc y is i. Ar-owon.—On Tuesday, April 2, ELmanern Atomson, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, SaaS ppm a acimelpaL aR. cae SUIT OF LARGE, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ond sory, with Board. furumbed or unfurnished. + ee eee te1 t of her “4 * | inclu '* KO. G, HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION NO- Rooms for a man and wife or gentlemen. Also some Apply at 92 Clinton street. References exchanged. NEW NUMBER) E. ST TW. ENTY-FIRST oe Mm | wy relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Lined TAReETy oF emote: e0eNs. EA satan Thursday. A rege HAXDOCK & SON | ingle Rooms, for gentiemen, with ini ‘4 West Twenty- eS EE aT 14.5 SEW NUM BR) EAST 1W 2 STR 10 Fel es al al x al oir auc- treet Ld invited to atiend the funeral, from the residence of her At loa tion 1 Liberty M for account of whom % may |. cur = paar Pah Avenue Hole! BBoekd Dt A PRIVATS FAMILY IN HARLEM-OAT Rooms to let, suitable for families, with ; house son, Robert Athison, 280 Ply: mouth street, Brooklyn, on | p00, CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, concern orate Pitta a, Basins, damaged by water of SUIT OF ROOMS, WITH SUPERIOR PRIVATE fen 3 Nea sieves or unfurnished. Address } location able. day afternoon, at two o’cloc! seasonable variety. ¢ Vo. ware can be seen’ at the store a1 ble, Rooms :without box 2,289 New Yor office. mfnaepe ‘papars please copy. FIFTY CASES SOFT HATS, Mackay Bros., 112 Libertr street, where dealers are requested penis to gemiomen. ‘eferences eichanged. oe ote ~ 1 pier NAYENUE, CORNER TWENTY SHOR Puuadelphia apers eae ory: woe 2, aons, wom of | fest, inorgtnl cance. wreraine them before te ms nth OAD AF @ CLINTON, FLAGR. THO FRONT ROOMS | y's blll een cng for oslo 5 , o J co es € : fare el a Denier, Sted 31 clanihs\ enda6 OR eT ol Gilenspany, Fe ee Bee ACO BRS, SALBERPOM 8. AMAGNIFICENTLY FURNISHED “surr OF | changed '» Srst repaid 3a only, without board. o'cl jassau street, opposite the Post oijee. partments to let, with Board, in a strictly private The relatives and friends of the family are respect- THRER HUNDRED Cal pay liege he O8Y FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM TO LET BROADWAY.—WHOLE FLOORS TO LET, folly invited to attend the faneral, this (Wednesday) An MANUPACTUSED ‘SEEAW AND’ Pk, 2000S. MEISE 0 SOE STON wit sail of auction oo Thread fai ehiglbte gud fret casein every respect; beat of Fee to two single pusmen oF entleman an wife. Baih S64. with Hard: hapaeomely curnianeds "Por chdlon = a Aya x Nelo Som the residence of hia sa{ittalogues ready and goods ‘arranged early on morning of iB eyetakat cabaae Pomttecnitpirent, 5 tn ferences required. Address box 5.421 Post office, zeoen, hy Renee, Good, welguborBocd.” 187 Hast Twentieth: | oo yaioa V square. or crpeetanupeencn Pam gs srenerig Se woS8 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BACK ROOM ON Cowan —On Sunday, March 81, of congestion of the WM. TOPPING & CO., Fren Tangs, Wiuiam 1. Coway (of the firm of Young & stoners. TZ Chureh siteet. | among vrhich are represented th following arti, v= ieee eae reece FUYGANT ROOMS, wir FIRaT class BOARD. AT |" BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. wan), aged 26 years and 7 months, » : - y - lightful situation, convenient to several car routes, and no SINGLE ROOM, ‘WITH BOARD, WANTED—PE The relatives and friends of the family are invited to , AUCTIONMMER—OFFICE, NO, 6 PINE E. Frire, 8. Anderton, VERY GMALL PRIVATE FawtLy, Livixo IN | movngin May. mw oo tnaneatty, by between Kighth and Twenty-thi attend the funeral, wighout further notice, from the Sregasetn' ‘alana ecg af Husueats bang Tih Soeneer, A. Welvicintey af the: Beoveort House. would rent an ele- atreets preferred: by 9 ie 10 pay a ieagonable price, Hee) Fesidenee of his parents, Augustus and Elizabeth Brene- mange aalesroom, 318 jew York, P. L. Couturier, Melt” nily furnished Seeond Floor, with private table if desired. | FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO, LET— | ference given. Address M. J.. Herald office, : man, 144 Macdougal street, this (Wednesday) aft — “4 Frctuatve bath and ample clc ithout Board. Inquire at 15 Bethuue street, a stiwoorcloox. SER UR ARRY) ApENE UCTION SALI ROTH, AUCTION Oe wg Tanfant ‘deMetz, #.D: Beanlien, N. P, B, CURTISS, plano warerooms, 743 Brondway. | New York. YOUNG MAN HAVING A QUANTITY OF FURNI« Doenseeh on Bear oo ei THADED TY Aiy OupourUsitY ee Geren.) 18 J. Crotonn GD Barrow, &. GENTLEMAN CAN BE AccoMMODATED WITH A | JYURNISHED ROOMS 70 LET—T0 GENTLEMEN OF competent reese boarding Hous" ie the country. mRudresg, Daraen, isda Saas eet. Mach 31, FANNY | over gis.oo9 worth of magnificent Household Furniture at raall et Without Board, at 400 Hudson, oe iishent remectabiliy only, at 98 Irving place, se reed ass Fourth avenue. Bey ithout rears, this Also, by order of executor of the late E, Johnson, three | near Clarkson Her friends, and those of her brother Henry, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral , this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from St Ann’s church, Eigh- teenth street, near Fifth avenue. Duxy.—On Monday, April 1, of consumption, NicnoLas Donn, aged 23 years, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis uncle, Timothy Des- mond, 329 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, this (Wednes- any afternoon, at two o'clock. GAR. —At his residence, Elizabeth, N. J., on Mon- d@ay, April 1, James A. Enaak (of the firm’ of Booth & Eagar), 10 the 52d year of his age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral, at bis late residence, on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock. Cars leave foot of Liberty and Cortlandt streets atten o'clock. The remains will be conveyed to Wood- lawn Cemetery by a special train from the Harlem Rail- Foad depot, Twenty-sixth street, at three o'clock, Euuisox.—At Fireplace, Long Island, on Sunday, March 31, Tuomas J. Exuron, in the 62d year of his age. Farce —At his residence, 129 Mott street. on Mon- day, April 1, Wrnuaw FARRELL, a native of county Meath, Ireland, aged 45 years, Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, to Carburry Cemetery, this ¢Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, FARRINGTON. —On Tuesday, April 2, Leoxarn W. Kir, eon of Rev. William G, and Anna W. K. Farrington, aged 13 months and 13 days. \. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to aitend the funeral, from Christ church, Hackensack, N. J.,on Thorsday afternoon, at half-past one 0's sop. ‘in leaves New York, foot of Chathberg “WP, at 12 @’clock, returning at 3.90, 228¥ 33 Re ay, Apr iy Watzace H., only son ie , April 2, Mary, daughter of James and Rose Ferry, a native of Derry, Ireland, aged ‘22 years and 1 month. ¢ relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her father, 313 East Twenty-ninth street, near Second avenue; old number 165, of Wallace and Susan Handy, aged 2 years, 3 months and 16 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funoral, from the reaidence of his parents, No. 122 East Sixtieth street, cornor of ‘Third avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Horrman.--On Monday, April 1, Ayn Conwena Stovr- wnvrc, relict of Anthony N. Hoffman, aged 69 years, Her relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 41 West Eighteenth Street, on Thursday morning, at ten oc Hocues.—On Sunday, March 31, of convulsions, Mawerva Frazer, youngest daughter of Bernard and Margaret Jane Hughes, aged 17 years, 1 month and 20 Dearest danghter, thou hast left us, And thy loss we deeply feel; * But ’tis God that hath bereft us, He can all our sorrows heal. ‘The relatives und fnende of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the ‘aidence of her ent a raven do avenue, Jersey City, this (Wednes- lithe Wat cit eae: year age, @ native county Meath, Ire! ai His friends and those of his brothers, James and Richard, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, sete ie residence, 500 Broome street, on Thurs- The remains will be interred in Calvary Ceme- Fee oe Mpeg Mage April 2, at two o'clock, Eunansta, wife of J. K. Krieg, and aaughter of Charles and Elizabeth Biesel, aged 22 years, 2 months and 20 de and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 14 West 128th Harlem, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock M., thence to Greenwood ery. MERRILL —On Monday arena, April 1, of consump- tion, Euma L, wife of Wm. G. Merrill and eldest deaghter of Wm. P, Holland, aged 31 years and 10 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 66 Cler- mont avenue, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afteraoon, at two o'clock. Mruer.—In this city, on bongo A evening, Apmil 2, after a short illness, Mary Jane, wife of Wm. A. Miller, in the 46th year of her age. Notice of funeral hereafter. Morxprap,—Suddenly, on Monday, eg Davin C. Monenzav, M. D., mn the 45th year of his The friends of the family are respectfully invited to ‘attend the funeral from his late residence, 77 West Twelfth street, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock, without further notice. Morcax.—On Tuesday evening, April 2, Deuia B. Porpy, wife of Augustus Morgan. Notice of the funeral hereafter. Mouuaax.—On Monday, Apri! 1, at his residence, 1491h street and Fighth avenue, James Munuican. On Thai morning, at nine o "clock, his remains will be taken to Stephen's cbarch, Twenty. eighth street, where a solemn high mass will be celebrated for the re- of his soul atten o'clock A. M. The relatives and of the family, and those of his son-in-law, M. T. Keeler, are lly invited to attend the funeral, which will take from the church, after mass, to St. Patrick's ita, Mulberry street. McDoxover.—On gee April 2, Catiesiwe, wife of rears and 3 months. The etiyes of hak, SS Rap Lien moa” invited to attend the funeral, Tate residence, 7 Ham = street, this ‘Weduecday) afternoon, at one oc McLavontx.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 2, Jonn Henry Mc! friends MoLavounm, son of Bernard and Mary Ann McLaughlin, aged 32 years, ‘The funeral will take Pv on Thureday afternoon, at half-past two o’clock. The friends of the family are re- to attend the funeral, his late 164 Water street, po ed witbout further notice, @Suiuvax.—On Monday, a! 1, at five o'clock A. = Paap og wife of Marcus O'Sullivan, late “ner friends and those of the fami! re respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, this his (ednesday) aft after- oon, at half-past two o'clock, from street to Pare, —At Schenectady, N. Y. on Sunday, March 31, Paige. services at St. coe church, Schenectady, on Thursday afternoon, ab hal-past four o'clo-k. Pomsroy.—On Ts Aprit 2, Cuanexce J., son of Charies W. and Eunice R. ‘Pomeroy, aged 4 years and 26 relatives and Le oe of the family are reepectfully from the residence of his parents, No, 674 Third avenue, gh of Forty-sixth street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, without RawpaLt.—Suddenly, on Saturday, March 30, Mary Deloved wife of Benjamin F. Randall and of William Foster, formerly of Providence, Acti The ttend the funeral, from her husbard’s residence, 132 East Thirty-sixth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at 11 o'clock, Revsorns.—On Tuesday morning, April 2, after a a Purp Ravecaoa, in the 70th year of his SThe relatives and friends of the family and the mem- bers of the Union 6 Club are respectfully invited ‘fo attend the funeral Zion church, on Friday after- interment. Savitiz.—On Monday, April 1, Mre. Carnarme Sa- ‘yitiz, widow of Joseph Laville, in the 67th year of her faneral will take place this {Wednesday noon, twelve o'clock, from ber late residence in aserie t= Folatives and friends are invited to attend without farther Srmean—At Hoboken, N. J., on Monday, April 1, rain_widow of err ce, sped 07ers” late residence, No. 48 i ubtic auetion, tothe highest bidder, y morning, April 3, at 1046 four stary house 119 Clinton Fifth and Sixth avenues, consis two beautiful Parlor Suits, covered In French natin, crimson, and maroon, and crimson and gold bi res, Curtains, Cocks. ig of rosewood Pianoforte, Shaina, in hair cloth Table Catlery, O1l- DRIAN@. MULLER—P. seer lcuen tal street, between Ei house has brick basen JONWAY & CO,, AUCTIONEERS.—MAGNIFI- Bronzes, Drawing Room, Dining Room and Chamber Furni- iv at the five story brown stone house N No. 4 West Sixtee! forte, Ol Paintings, by eminent nriista: V ts, Bronze Statuary, Chandeliers, Pier an tatng. rosewood and walnut Dressing robes, Bodsteads. Hair and Spring Mattresses, wered in g-cen reps; Turkish Butfet, China Dinner and T Salvers, &e., Ruby Crystal Glassware, ‘able Linen, Couches, ge me cae ‘Sale ne 1 Reclining Chair, OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD OUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, On Thursday April 4, at 10% d'clock, at sal Rosewood. and wal a Chamber and Dining Room Furaitu To be peremptoril of good second hand Furnitan forte, mabozany Billiard Tub! Also Marshal's sale’ of sixteen fine single and @ Gold Patent Lever Watches “ASSIGNEES SA’ gn Rafer Omiee De Sale peremptory, UCTION SALES OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. QUACKENBUSH & PAULISON, Auctioneers, 84 ive their personal Attention to rules of Household Furniture at residences of families giving up housekeeping, and at their salesroom. T 111 BROADWAY, ON APRIL 4, TO BE SOLD AT 71 and 79 Sullivan street, near dar street, will auction, two full Lots, 71 Broome, by ADRIAN H. MULLER. Y HENRY H. LEEDS & MIN! HENRY H. GEM, ER. AUCTIONEER. THE RUGGLES y order of Executors. A LARGE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF CHOICE MODERN, EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PAINTINGS. wonnay H. LEEDS & MINER will, soll eg anction on inenday, $d, Thursday, Athy Nos, 617 and 819 Broadway, cee cloak Sach even commencing on Wednesday evenii the ent tion known as the RUG comprining about 120 af thone wel order of the Executors of Dr. wala’ Soe ee a and PRIDAY EVENINGS, a valuable MODERN, EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PAINTINGS, by the following and other artists: — known pictares, sold by Richard, of Part Chatillore, of Pi Anker, of Paria, Aiaés F. Brissot 5 and others, A PORTRAIT OF GENERAL, U, 8. GRANT, from life, By will be on exhibition at the above Galleries, FRE 1, and two evenings previous to the ir, will sell by auction, in front of their sales: et. a long tail chestnut Horse, eight hamilsy easy under sad ears’ old, about 1S. Sold without reserve. stylish, and a fine driver. a? ah LEEDS & MINER, RY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEE! Will sent vy) met jon on Wednesday, A} HOUSEHOLD FUR EC sortment, removed for convenience of sale, ineluding Par- lor, Dining Room, Library and Chamber Furniture; Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Carpets: gilt frame French. p! inerimson brocatel; black walnut ue at Foy o'clock, of a general ase 3 as Mirrors; rosewood Sut 4o., in reps; Turkish Easy Chairs, wood, RBedsteada, Bureaus dow Curtaing and Shades, Silver Plaied Dishes, Sugar Bvwis, Ch'na, Crockery, Glassware, ae. ; Moulds, Ae.; Kitchen and Barroom Furniture. ALSO, AT. irs: Cottage Suits Win- Rosewoo! and mahogany Pianos. Rosewood marble bed Billiard Table, ALS Three Silver Hunting Case Watches. ¥ a 4 BH eh BROOKLYN, RRIAGES. WAGONS SINGLE AND iy HARNESS, ac, — BROOKLYN hae og ton SATURDAY, APRIL 6, at ty TE O'CLOCK. _ Particulars’ hereafter. hh td #4 SOMERVILLE. i AND CARRIAGES AT Avortos, MARE, Us utON soe aT a AUCTION MA Lane & Me) Jar horse,‘salen, a1 our auction mart, Union Place ‘every Tuesday and Friday throughout the year. LE, aT aera THIS ERAS an 12 oO” oaks aT Rene, SEVERAL SETS SINULE. AND ica HARNESS. Bae ¥ SALESMAN Witit BOL UL OW. oy 0. FUR ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD PERB REAL BRONZES ROSEWOOD BIELLATIY THEALL & BROS, April 4, 1867, at 1036 o'clock, at avenue, northeast corner. 0 of *Sincesnth street, the entire contents of anid house, Parlor Furniture, Rub nor French plate Pier and Mantel ps and lace Curtains; fine assortment of rose walnut Chamber Furolture, oak and walout Li Dining Room Furniture, French, China and Cut Glass lection o” very fine real Broasssand ‘Mantel Ornamente; Doughty, Fisher i NITUR! 1" MIR! OL PA TING ARPETS, & will ben i auction on TH rivate residence 119 Pith i Cabinets un nt Srabien Ktaseres, sue: A onginal Oil Paintings others, together with er he legen elegant th t vet and brussels Carpets, Oilleloths, Kitehen Ut ten: ie, _ The nowee will be open for In in on aoe 9 LA ne steering ex cate. offi Or the puctionecra street. or or ot Ee ia LUDLOW G COn No. Pinetree HOUGHTON, AUCTIONEER. Y Rssiqhee 8 SAE ReiTOkE CABINET BREWSTER & BERG will wll 86 Ceriar street, at 1] O'clock, the stock of a fitst claes Cable comprising Parlor Suits in various coverings, hamber Sets, in suite and singly; also. Dininy Furniture. The stock the beat Also an invoice of Hair Mattresses and other housekeeping ticles, being the boat assortment offered this season y (Wednesday), at Room and Labrar workmanship an: | AUCTIONEERS, STREET, NEAR NASSAU. THURSDAY, April 4, at 119 Fifth arenue, corner Nineteenth atree! nt Household Purniure, Paintings and Broneee. kD AY, April 10. nt 150 Madison corner usehold, fora ure, Bron: LI, SALE ROOM 62 LINERTY Erecuter's’sxle itor sarpeta, WN. B.—We are fully prepared to give special atte pales ai private residences or at our spacioas salestooms, Liverty street, near Nassau. Th Teanga rook t thei anction, on Ly al o'el al eir onta, 646, Broad wa nd, "Hand Furniture, Car: Mirrors, Reds and Bedding, Crockery and 8 Fixtures, ane te Lae melied Shamnver Suits, ‘ac. on oahibil camer Ronee g BSEAMAN, AUCTION] D.¥, fandeome eee wat auctioneers office. “ oo ee sare verre rkieh Chairs, Hat es fine Pictures. by “De Dreux, B, May, of Paris, and J, Palazzi, painted to arder for Mr. J. FN 1860, in Pa: ‘above are now on exhibition daily and on Tuesday and Welnestay evenings. OENTEED FAMILY OF THREE, HAVING FURNI- Lure, would Like taameet » party who will take a houre, hire the furniture, and family in part payment. Address Furniture, station C. | FREY D. MINER, OP OMEE a Sate OOM 37 Nassau atreety site the Post offi Honschald and Ofhee Purnitire. at auction, ‘Thureday, April4, at 104% o'clock, by MINER & SOMERVILLE, at salesroom 37 Nassau street, pre mg Bod of rosewood and mi: hogany Bookcases and Sect brary Tables, marble top Cottage Suits, Parlor Sols two fine rosewood Pianos, tresses, Beds, Bedding, &c. Also & stock of Dry Goods, GENTLEMAN AND WIF® i sc SINGLE GEN- tlemen ean be accommodated pleasant Room on second floor, with or ‘without ‘Hoard. pply at 27 West Twenty-sixth street. ‘ AT S870,97 FER WEE FEW GENTLEMEN OR ntlemen and their wives can obtain Board and pleas- ant Rooms Apply at 118 Chariton street, gh B. HERTS. JR., AUCTIONEER. URSDAY. Arete 4 AT I OCLO METROPULTEAN SA RO’ in BROADWAY, SPECIAL PEREMPTORY & ALE OF FINE, GOLD JEWELRY, WATCHES, Sarai, &C., GERS' AND WOSTENHOHN’S CUTLERY, | Also, LOM, FIGARO AND OTHEH CIOARS, N CONSEQUENCE OF REMOVAL, NO, 479 BRORDWAY, will sell at ations thug THEALLA bette mn Tuesday sad Wednesday. April 2. and 3, at 10% o'clock each day, his ENTIRE STOCK OF RICH FORNITURE, comprising rosewood, black and gilt walnut and oak suits, foe parlor gies dining room and ghamber, aed pores ya hha ae le JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL aT ath ‘attetton, on Wednesday, April 8, at 11 o'clock. at 1.299 1 1,401 Broadway, near Forty-first street, Horses, Car- Tiages, top and open'Wagons, 3 fine Doctors Phaetons, 1 TORd do, § Rockawert vs, Tsix seat Germantown do. 1 Jaz. fine Dog Cart, 1 Sulkey, 1 Skeleton, 1 two sext Wagon, dsets of single and double Harness of all kinds, Robes, ec Whips, &c. Also several Horses. some very fast, ale postiive. P perigee HEGEMAN, i THORABAY. April 4 10 o'clock A. ey, St'No, — Clintons Trent, between Gates id Greene avenue. Brooklyn, Walnut Parlor Suit, hair cloth; Centre Table, walnut marble top Chamber’ Sets, Hair ‘and Spring Mattress Feather. ‘Rolsters and Pilloy arble top Hatstand, ex. China, Glass Ware, Brussels and Three ply Carpets, a ROGART, AUCTIONRER—THNS DAY, AT. 10% + o'clock. at the auction rooms, No. 1 North William street. Household oes elgg eh of Sea C ts Sofas, Lounge, Bedsteads, marble top Dressing Bureaus, siands, mahogany and Cottage Bedsteads, Wair and Husk Mattressen, edding, Sewing Machine, Tuahogany Piano, Zoctave: marble top’ Counter, Cane Arm Chi lard Room Chairs, Cooking Stoves, Brussels and in, Carnetn ce Crockery and Glass Ware, Loans Glasses, Fre ‘Travelling Baga, #mall lot Gold Rings, j Bible House, _ ri A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM, OR PARLOR AND bedroom, in s private ‘family where there is no board. era, Apply at 47 Third street. T 20 WEST ELEVENTH STREET. A FEW DOORS from Rroadway and St. Denis Hotel restaurant, rooms, Sats e'taland board. Summer arrangements for board on n Tala T NO, 2 WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET A GENTLE- man and wife and a few single gentlemen can obtain first class Rooms and Board. No moving. Dinner at 6. FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, WITHOUT BOARD, to pectable lady or gentleman, in a quict neigh: borhond; no rp boarders or children in the house: rent $3 per week, Adaraas, wit! J, W. Pr station D, eS: N Sai PARLOR FLOOR TO LET. WITH ard, from the 1th toa responsible party without children. Apri ‘at 77 Ninth strect, near Fifth avenue. Re- hanged, <a MT cn hk T 107 WEST TWELFTH STREET_SEVERAL NICELY furnished Parlors and Rooms on the nd floor to Jet, with first class Board, at very moderato pees A’ 22 WEST FOURTEENTH ScREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sixth avenues, a Pl dsant Mall Bedroom to oe with Board. Also a large « suitable for two gentle pinegei » rx ‘sours : uit pty at 9 Ban ro “PRIVATE FAMILY, LIVING IN A FIRST CLASS couse, will Tet to gentlemen. without Board, a large and hal ym, on very moderate terms. 220 West Tenth FURNISHED ROOM TO LET, yr two gentlemen, Terms moderate. street. FS HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS ON ‘second floor, to let, 10 a gentleman and wife, or pingie ‘ntlemen; private table if desirre; family private. No. est Fourieenth strect, References exchanged. |URNISHED FRONT ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD; F terms moderate. 413 (old number 275) West Nineteenth OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, OR; ‘with a widow lady, by a young lady ina store. The price must be moderate, the location. Ce the best reference “given and required. Address A. Y. Z., Herald office. street, URNISHED OR TEED ROOMS TO LET— with or without Board, on reasonable terms. No mov- ing in May. ‘No, 249 Bast Seventy-elghth ‘treet, bet Second and Third avenues. ventjeelghth ‘sireal, between URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT rd, at 14 St, Mark’s place. FURNISHED, ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTLEMEN, withont meals, on third floor; gas, &c.; family private. No, 4 Second street, first house from Bowery. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—IN CONGRESS street, Brooklyn, to single gentlemen, without board. Ad- dress B. R. T., Brooklyn Post oflice, | i apersrpitowd ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, TO gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives, at 222 Second avenue. ‘The house has the modern improvements. Refer- ence required. URNISHED ROOMS—FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, eis board. Reference required. 88 East ‘Twentieth meet, between, Brouiway and Fourth a eouth side of frosted be sal So "LTE Bo" etoe eeoua rom GENTLEMEN. PRIVATE HOUSE. ., 12 Bleecker street, six blocks west of Broadway. bs Gress BOARD.—PERSONS WISHING FIRST ciass Board. with modern conveniences, can obtain it ‘applying in 128th street, sixth brown stone house west of Ted MPS ithe cee OARD WANTED-—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY & single gentleman, not exceeding $6 per week. Address AT. By ie ferald otflee. OARD WANTED—FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, B bore Fourteenth street, between Seventh and Fourth avenues; terms moderate, Address Empire City, 102 Broad- way. OARD WANTED—PERMANENTLY, FOR GENTLE, ‘man and wife. in private tamily only. Terms $2). Ad+ dress to-day Domestic, box 120 Herald otlloe, ARLEM BOARD WANTED-—IN FIRST LASS house and family (modern improvements), and not over three minutes from the boxt. Address, with terms and parti Gariem, vox 3,784 Post office, ‘O pee WANT Know AnD. |ARD WITH | 3, A a family in Bobosen. eos | 3,788 Post ofice. —— 'NFURNISHED APARTMENTS WANTED—FOR TW! mntlemen, from May 1, on third or fourth floor of @ ouse, between Twenty-third and Thirty-third stroats Baa Madison and Second avenues. Stato terms per month ad Lar board if required. Address 0. A., box 175 He id ofllee. ANTED-FROM MAY 1, IN A STRIathy PaivaThy family. for gentleman, wife and aafighter, permanent board in'a desirable locality; parloz Sing bedvoom. wnfard nished preferred; yeferences &t¥ a Wea knd required. Address ML. tox 982 Po-t oflice. XDSO} URNISHED PARLOR, WITH a OAG toons oF twor persons: also neaily Purniatted Rooms, to married or sin; miaodlerean. 32 East ninth street, near Madison a FUADsOMecy FURNISHED R20 enilemen and their wives oF 8 mere i at lof Waverley place, near Washlagion ground. TI°RORES: —TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN be accommodated with Furnished Rooms and Board in’ a private family. | References exchanged. -Addross B. L., Hobo oken EAR UNION SQUARE, SUPERIOR ROOMS TO NBahtemencwith & private family, with paral Board. For : Par joulars @ll Wt Ta Mast Fifteenth sireet. EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS-—-FOR GENTLEMEN, ‘without board, at moderate prices, at 100 West Twenty- seventh street. References exchanged. BOGART. AUCTIONRER THURSDAY. APRIL. 4 Pratt Lovelock, at Gl Grand sireet, « stock of Fancy Articles, Tova, Manks, Wooden Ware, China Vases, Toy Tea Sets, Crockery, &¢., &°. W. CAMPBELL, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY, Sis odode 5 at 745 Rte ahd a (anie r ie with. reserve, to the highest own an favor O} Restenrant nd nd Dining ‘2 mt Bh Sean meter i Roa 2 MAnEALS. SALE OF BOOTS SHOES, 40.—3. HER- o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery. = rags or ot Meee Lad Childre: Cg Kid Shoes, Boots. Brogan [ere oa Sale positive. By order of L. Rindskopf, AWNBROKER'S SALR._R. | FIELD, AUCTIONEER, ‘will sell this di clock, 600 lots of Ladies Clothing si ilk Menta Lilco ‘Dresses, Sheets, atts, hawis'and’ Nemaants, Uoderciothing. Boots, snd het roots ton numerous io tayallon, BY order o€ Mrs. B. Costelio, 16 Mott street. PA WIRRORRE Ss wo SALE-—THIS DAY, BY JOHN R, 15 East Broadway. of 400 lots Men's and ‘Women's ch ice thin, Redt Watches, Jewelery, &c. By order of WS. BARNITT, ‘Canal street. AWNBROKER’S SALE THIS DAY—AT BELL & IN- GRAIAM’S, 58 New Bowery, 20) lots Men's and Wo- men's Clothing: Pants, Vesta, Silk'and other Dresses, Rem- nants, Sheets, hia Beds, &c. Order of Joseph Frankel. No. 2 Oliver street. ALE OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.—J. W. CAMP. Auctioneer, sells this day. commencing at 10% Solos 97 Eighth avenue, the large and varied assort- ment of Dry Goods of N. B. Hubbell & Co., viz:—Clotha, Cassimeres, Ladies’ Dress Goods, in great variety; Shawls, Merinos, Alpacas, Flannel, Silks, Brown and White Mus- Mins. Fancy Goods, Hosiery, &c. This ts the time to secure good goods, They must be fold. Stock $6 000. JECURE A NEAT, DESIRABLE HOUGE AT A RAR- min, attending auction sale of JOUNSON, MILLER: HALL. at io'elock this dav, at. Exchange Salesroom. Tit Seontwrape when will be offered 14 valuable New York Houses. on East Sixty-second street, West Forty-fifth and West Pit cond streets, Sue 'S SALE OF DRY Bate) oe WEDNES- js et t ll o'clock, by COLE & mabe at 339 Ful. ton street, Brooklyn. Dress Goods, ot oclery, ee iainings Alka: Woslens: Hicop Skirter ee. Alas mortgage sale Pianos and jot Furniture. PECIAL AUCTION NOTICE.—WE WOULD CALL particular attention to the fine original Oil Paint by Gizhoux, Doughty, Fisher. and others: also to the su real Bronzes, Clocks and Mantel Ornaiments, to be sold pT ae treggeB nage yo Ane ye privat mee 11! Fifth avenue, corner of N ncieenth street. The house ts how open for inepection by permit, which, with eatalogue, may be hi L & Bi netioneers, “No. 62 Laverty Street, ororE. Hf. LUDLOW & CO., No.3 Pine tre Qe on Friday: April stil o'clock. at ninth The & Still, Mash Tubs de. te and in perfect order: also Lease of the Premisos uu unl Ms yl, 1808. ‘The Axtures can now be seen at sald place o! a) Grsairrs § iat my SHARD caedene oopernss. wholesale stock of Men's and foutha! Hata and Gaps; 1a JOHN KELLY, Sheriff. a. ba ae ee BARGE at penal J auction.—JOHNSON, ae HALL, 3 Nassa: sell without the Wednesday, April 8, INT, at 12 o'cloek. at the foot of Forty. thi river, the barge Annie now unloading cargo of coal. She '20) tons, and is in Wing ony AvcTIONsEs—Orecs 4 hatham aq int 5.3 pene entire ie mock of Printere Materiais. of tee and Presies, Gard Cutters ere, Fonte a of Type, in great grennvarsety, biank Paper, Cardboard, Forms, &c. Ww: M ABBOTT, aay Syavatie tea : oils this 10% 0” L* square, sells i 8 a day, at 10% ae New 7 & large pear tee na ia Reba Was Spring Cart, Li aaa winTin, Ss, Af CHORRERORTIS THIS ‘at 2 o'clock, st ot Canal street. all the genteel i DF ett Ws ST. MARKS PLACE. SPECIALTY, and tumors extracted and without the ki Knife. Also all warts, wens Biren marke even, natural surface without Pimpt ty ei ‘and permanently area, Cancer and tumor 5; can be seen at oilice. co names residences, &e-, of pavients cured. Olice hours, to 11, 12t6 3, and 6 to 8evening. (OR ALL THE INFORMATION YOU WANT IN CON- nection with any of the business associations of life see nw edition of WELLS’ EVERY MAN HIS OWN LAWYER AND BUSINESS FORM BOOK. 680 pages. Price $2. T%, CREAM MACHINE WANTED.—APPLY AT NO. 10 ‘armine street. mi) PESIBION, ce & CO, E NEUVE a ne gratuitously, ‘Aparimenta sSrovidbds ‘Leaps etek iene FOR PRovistowe, eae merobandise in &e., tated in three story and cellar brick mon 1 OF and Columbia Brooklyn. Best fect : corer*Congress and Gol pep ELECTROCHEMICAL ay all? ‘a NTED—A SECOND HAND OR ENCLOSBUR. PRIVATE FAMIZ Y HAVING MORE ROOM zaay they need wiil rent two or three nice Rooms to men. without board; very reasonable for or went ‘soconnmo tions, References exchanged. Apply at 221}¢ East Rink PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET (FROM FIRST OF May) to Te two or three well furnis! with Board; house first class; location urea Oe pases Address L. E. W., box 2,200 Post of ee, ROOMS TO LET—WITIL romer rd. convenient to four car routes and Broad: era 118 West Fourth street. Southerners vrefe A FRONT ROOM, NEATLY FURNISHED, FOR GEN. ZA, flemen only, without Board. mity’ street, near nine Seen ea Se SO A® FURNISHED FRONT ATTIC BEDROOM TO LET— ey in private house, 655 Broome street, Rear Vanek, at $2 80 per week. T an LEXINGTON AVENUE. CORNER OF TWENTY- itreet.—Plain cooking and abundant table, with or Gown newiy Fu mee. a Rooms, en suite or singly, on sec- ond and thit VERY DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM A Note. nent for the year, with Board. to man and wife. Also 1 Bedroom. “At 20 West Twenty ined street. Dinner FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, IN SUIT OR SINGLY, A for first class families and single eatlemen. with or Without Rowd. Apply at the Reuuion Forty-necond ftreet and Fourth avenue, vie Firth and Madison avenues stage line. N AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WILL LET, WITH Board, nicely furnisned Rooms. Terme moderate, No raoving in Sey. Apply at 179 Waverley place, near fam mond street. N°;f6, DOWNING STREET, NEAR VARICK, A FUR. ‘hed Room to gentlemen only, in‘s strictly Private fami famly. ONE OE TWO GENTLEMEN, MAY OBTAIN A EIA. ease tae seen location very sgseeabie: telat atl Bat Fhiriy fret steeet, bew number 353. Peertee G BOARD WANTEOSA ee ue mi 1; small private ae Saas 7 avenues, References exchanged. - Address ad LEASANT ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, TO ‘single gentlemen, or gentleman and wife, in a first class modern house, at No. foo West Eighteenth street; terms reasonable. No ‘PLRAsanr Fu RNISHED ROOMS — WITH EXCEL Foard. singly oF en, suite, at, 288 West Twentieth streets ot: delightful Tecation, opposite theological Seminary Pinata ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD. TO GEN- location very desirabl d ahd stage rouion, bi ‘East Twenty-uinth Fourth and Madison avenues, OOMS—WITH OR WITHOUT BOA ALSO AN FS Baxtension. First Floor, for a dentist or doctor. 28 St. lark’s p! OOM8 TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM rer, at 45 Ann street. Ee, to L. DOHRENWEND, ou the hacer abi or to ¥. REIL! ‘Steam Works, 59 Ann st. 0. STRANGERS AND OTHERS. —A HIGHLY RE- spectable German lady will let acholce of neatly fur- hished Rooms, with Board or private table. Apply at 115 Eighth street, Clinton place, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET.—TERMS, week. Family private. No moving in May. ‘apis AU ied Prince sireet. went side. T 2 BOND STREET—SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, AT Sn Second fioor, with Board, for a gontieman and wire I=" of gentlemen; also single Rooms. No moving in jaye —FRONT ROOMS ON SECOND AND THIRD + floors to let, with Board. at 8) East Fourth street. Also table boarders. Reference Seantred: No moving. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—TO GEN- A at 10 Fifth street, third door from Bowery. No PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON SECOND FLOOR, PT bane rie eee Ka large =o se is or oa ‘ars pass Ine Guire at 196 Hecker tireet, near Macdougal. beets} WIFE AND THREE CATE Bees pe nat ee years, desire Board; « pri- yee {tty “preferred Address, stating terms, Bor 11510 New York RIVATE, FAMILY WILL LET, | FURNISHED, Alt “i Rooms on od fou a sth hoors: closets, &c. References exchanged. 180 East Sixteenth street, near Union square. T 47 WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH A and Sixth avenues-Two nice Hall Rooms, with an ex- Gelient French table. No moving. Re! PARTY Bayne.) rg 4 AFINE HOUSE NEAR Fite evense Id like to make mente with parties for first ‘clans Board. Address A. G., station G. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, WITH BOARD, A. Thule eons, togeth ely: hon wi 3 cen’ jesirable. Call at or ky ee Swenty-eighih ret, betneen Eighth and ee WEST TWENTIETH STKEET—ONE ROOM FOR AS digle gentleman, with closet. Reference required. + SL ASE, cominets oun Uadien entire passed | Foor, | Soro saiets con Gade os a iogetver onen aulte, with Board ‘Also a third floor Room nee, mts | AT shined 10 MACDOUGAL STRERT.—ELEGANTLY FUR. | 2. with Decensnry for house. & complete home. Geetne te in order that a family may A FEW NEATLY rooms to let, to si and bath; reference ‘east of Broadway. NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET— AS ASNOLEGEN Cpt ad ONLY, WIHOUT BOARD, TNO. 9 WAST, TWENTY.FOURTH STRERT. NEAR drat class Board, for aduita only. eg BAe (A SARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, TO irat class in a private family; also & Single Room. Ht ‘West Fourteenth street. Best references. TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH ice Room and excellent Board ina private family, ati47 West bleventh street, near Sixth avenue. “Reference requir (WO LARGE AND ELEGANT SUITS OF ROOMS ON first and second floors. Table d’hote or (Private, at De ma House, 72 West Fortieth street, fronting Reservoir Park. T° LET, WITH BOARD—ONE SUIT OF ROOMS ON first floor one front Room on second floor and two single Rooms on fourth floor, at 18 West Twenty-fifth street, near the Hoffman House. LET—A LARGE FURNISHED ROOM (THIRD story front). to gentlemen only, without in prie vate residence 42 Charlton street. Pgh om wenden) WITH BOARD, PERMANENTLY for gentleman and wife or single gents, at 122 West Eleventh street. Reference exchanged. LET-IN A GERMAN PRIVATE FAMILY, FINK Rooms, handsomely furnished front and back Parlors. Aino Herre alt Roose eseond Bours reference Fequired. -Ap- ply ai 63 Amity street. C$ ae hoe od FIRST OF MAY, ae A pees OLASS house, from and single furnished Rooms, w with or ‘May, Herald office. een LET—A NICE FURNISHED ROOM, WITH TWO suitable for two tlemen. Terms $5 per week. Inquire at 177 Chatham strect, stresty corner of James. ‘A SUIT OF ROOMS, TO GENTLEMEN; rivate av poreat Beara or uafaratehes. See a aercet; betweet Eighth wad Nin WITH BOAR! 4 ora, to married PLEASANT eoRTeoon aad two, married or eee ‘ani 2" end mito Cexingion avenue, between Tae and TMPRP-second atrerta Tr: LET—A THIRD STORY BACK ROOM AND 5 | ag room, arth or without Board 128 Bast Th wean Third and Fourth avenues. A handsomely furnished, with israe Tocation pleasant. it and con irteenth tire between Second and Tuied avenues iGTON SQUARE.—TO LET. W! Wig 7 eS eae wal gy Pp ce on on hire floor; references ex- Seanad ami Fourth street ng a Wir cyrirsefamiy, tote tg one otto gontocen, | , we PMB ES sg LN ay ‘West ty-second street. BOND STREET—PARLOR AND BEDROOM 0: second floor, front, to let, with or without Board. No Dosis oes BOARD. ON SECOND FLOO} A TO LET, WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD, suitable: ‘abe entleman, and can, modate ing ‘in May. PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE ene, LARGR AND Two Hall Rooms the: ~ Ba th Board, for the bak gE furnished or 7 paentahed, at 76 nty- ninth street. A’ oA WEST TWE: ‘THIRD STREET—FURNISHED Rooms, singly cy e ‘auite, with permanent Board. ‘accom! two day seas tS the Mofit House, 32 Kast Seventeenth atreet. No movi es OARD, py pod roagsD arent penn the Petgoer emits OARD.. rata FURNISHED ROOMS, EN an Seas bacuseptionatios Heenan nf puma, 8, OR THREE maya py | Fie etre amine ee ee ae ae OARD.—AN at fe FORNTEP tiomens 0 atl gt te 7 ‘eat ~ DSO! ROOM TO (er) i near wn Pat iome gen: Bot ‘Apply at Y FURNISHED re and Board, See BY DING. —LAl brown stone house Jew Bocond avepu® 3 12 Bi SIXTEENTH STREET.—TO LET. ON SEC. ond Ufoorsine middle < April, & Parlor and Bedreom: int of May, other 8: en only, Kaudionaety forstihed nn Oe ae WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, 0} Fifth Avenue Hotel, elegantly Furnished Rosmet kn won itleman. BT Way and Firth aveuun elegatly forahed Ronbe ny. te fo et, emdult,oF any. with Board, 10 Sarat ‘clase gentlemen. References ‘coengia’ ENTY-POUR’ EET 22 as ith and lath avers —ftnme, elegantly HY vie with first class Board, on seson; ean too, ‘orf Yaualiy nod geo: ESE WEST SIXTEENTH fa gf 42 iS fps ee Parior yn bedrooms a ssond, toot, Children ined sorvante not ta 46" WEST aa, STREET, BETWEEN, FIFTH and Sixth aventes— i daomel furnished Rooms to singly, to qeallecsen, without Board. Solange rin May. 5 6 gt. EM bre dg i Se ROOMS, WITH ‘summer months, at Madioon’ ‘Avenne ‘Hn sot street. tion: Location unexcepuionabdle. 56 56, ae gee ee Hoot toon th <4 WEST TWENTY- eo STRE BT <AMILInS 58 reliever eayretta ate me 06 rit mae ea jit cain cana eee Y “A GENTLEMAN, PROFESSOR | OF ‘a furnished room, with board, &c., from 0 per month; in cash $35. iter Teatoks beat eis Oa the plano of singing; Feterences exchanged. dress Prof. F., Union square Post office, ‘OR ‘ED—! RD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY F ween Sie ae servant. Address W. R., station D, id Ee er WANTEDITWO OFFICERS OF THE ARMY, WITH. out family, want to rent three or four'well furnished Rooms, with bathroom and closet attached, on the first or second story. with or without entire or pirtial Moard. tp the house ofa frail private family: Freach cation between EI we Tiunth streets asd Brome) pray and Sixth oven J. 8,, station G, giving Tall description aud terms, for three days’ Warten ax A Se CraY, boat ben 4 ee, FUR nished Rooms with Board for es Arc ; dations, a eeaton ‘ant Sura Tout ego be good: "aire one She week bor S's tor st station ae Ween PARLOR AND” 7m leman and wife. OF bag hrs utth avenue. SIROLE AN (MER Warde furnithed Ron and Besreom' abo, or fall Board. “Location, from ‘Thirtietn to Prts-| Between Fifth Wh apd Sixth arene. Address, fersas ane ___.., SUUNTRY BOARD. [ASTORIA sUrERIOR Ce ee LARG o Fiver; Sminntes to tice t landiog, inten to eck ily a er oratal liberty streat™ srr ey GENTLEMAN, AND HIS WIFE DESIRE BOARD 1 Breer beta neat dhe Wers dietenoe ne bo oberon A or being near the water; dixtance no rims, Ae. Johnaon, box 211 Herald SINGLK GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD IN TH country for the summer: location must be adjacq, Fag eat ed to the city, Address, with partiewlars, B.’ box 160 Herald office. LL PARTIES WANTING COUNTRY BOARD CA have the best opportunities yy Board Excha 5 Ze, Broad: Bourd cit Ki applicant, lines aud EXCHANGE: Broadway, AYSIDE HOUSE, 45 MINUTES FROM FULTO ferry, This house ber changed hands, is now ber thoroughly bye ret and will be open for the reception - families and single gentlemen on the Ist of May. or pa Uculars apply at 47 Amity street, New Yi Boe WANTED—AT NEW BRIG! ne FOR TW Rentlemen and thelr wives: private preterre peat the landing. address, with ieruas and parte 2362 New York Post office.” sab JOUNTRY BOARD-AT HACKENBACK, ONE HOU and three minutes from the depot, ¢ BS and Fer farther: sar ticolans wadress ‘or. call ba Bpecre (up town), lleckenanek, Ne Js ea pod WANTED—BY GENTLEMAN AN $a Wee, within an hour from the ety: farmer pre{ere ork Post olice. zee 4 B22 JOUNTRY BOARD 2 ahd gy ORANGE, BI.0O} field, Enaiewood of vicinity leman, wife ar ae, fin completely. sire ‘tey permanent. A with terms, @, 5., bos® New York Post |OUNTRY BOARD hen leara the 3 A ——s oung many where he can learn the Engiis Adaieas Guardian, Herald office. oT JOUNTRY BOARD AT RAVENSWOOD, L. 1A PR vate family can eccommodute a gentleman ‘and with first class Board and Rowms. Address A. H., 1 Post office. Ws NTED—ON STATEN Veo ese Anger wih oF thou Hoard” Are heaton tos Post of HOTELS, % Wir Fo FORTY ROOMS, = for sale, the tor reti quire of @ GEO. 0. GOULD. apply iW. L. Fish, Clifford “ine ‘wad w. o FISH & 80) Mount Vernon. 1867 ees MONDES, by the ‘Amencan families. Fon setts. % HORSE POWER STEAM ENGIN Corlies’ make. Mag p Speen an ‘Steam Heat bythe int of May next, May ‘oo et = in eperation seation dat basement 62 Duane 4 c also the & ung Mache “i NOEs ni My and 81 Gold sir Prous SALE—A FIFTEEN HORSE HORIZONTAL 1 CRORE W. WIOMS, No. 4 Liberty place R SALE—TWO SMALL STEAM Seeret A Mote daihes, Dri Shafung, valernand of) sintsts’ Tools. 'Y, 76 Rutgers, sliy OR SALE TH L4 AND FIXTURES K Bur nee Manaffevory pa Fae nee for gne in the brass bust for particulars, J. Daytoot, Herald ‘oiees UR FIRST CLAMS MILLING |) Fes ti snes of bent also one 3 spindle D: fie one Brow & veep Mnchine.” These. tools seon, here. Address oma, care of Abm. 7 Seon, % row. Hohe aia SALE-THE | LARGEST oce ON HAND. Ses mating, te Ua rgtat Sal RR SALE—STATIONARY AND PORTABLE, STF Engines of 15-horse one ie ive Boi'er 7,one athe: ner, Punch, 81 Dri} jaching, an Uammer and various 0 enters and 100 second hand, 836 4 Ady low at the Continental Works, Gi Hote fog a tua: Bul Mant ENGINE, main Dy st ae, ” lower Engines. <¥ "haddrese jerald ovlice, NERAL DEPOT FOR ALL KINDS oF 8, : Guat ata 40 Broadray. 8: STATI 1 AM EN POND Borns AND CIRCULAR BAW aso! ig ene AM ENGINE CONRAN and 9 Maiden Inne, Kew Vor sm ENGINES, BOILERS AND MACHINERY chy new y) second hand Propeller Eny PELEKO RSL WARD, S94 Water vir ANTED—A SECOND HAND LIBERTY OR 1 1 Le Bea eea torch oe Womens TO Ang tak SMALL M ACHIAS, 11) ay for iron. “Address BX. Wertid clea