The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1868, Page 11

SOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. — NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MARCH 15, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. yao, oITy HALL—FRANKFORT BLOCK Fa] pi wie ee ee Sedation: mae OT 10 60 cents day; €3 gn 88 alan 1 Meehan Fourth srcet-Rlandsoms Hosona, Jeakinle ts Table first class. Terms modereie 3 “ores a Mareuk with Beard ve conttooea ee ‘TH AVEN 0. THIRTY-FIRST Jet, with private = ; also Parlor and Bedroom on q GREAT JONES “STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— Handsomely furnished Parlor four rooms; other ‘or Flood, ey ee $7 fe $2 Fe ‘.—PLEASANT ROO! WITH ten ens Home wa at Broadway, ait ween Macdougal an: EAST Rip eel ngeied STREET.—A NEATLY 10 Pt A pasion eee ee x shy OF FURNI- a a a es eS WILL FIND a Ween tye nieaaes cinta pi a a a ST UR SEED BOOM TO LET-FOR gaustaway AND HOA ETSE gare inn i eda De Gyr aecripth fb gag Me ROOMS TO RENT TO A ioastifac ‘hdavene Mra 3. he Os setae Fee ey aoa PAERATEE? BOARD. BOARD.—LARGE ROOM, WITH GOO! pez res Font arene omar Tweatyaet Stalseet: inxs DESIRABLE ROOMS, IN A MODERN for the coming year, to, respectable eth street, between Eights and. Ni ora Eacelient neighbor ae to a8 loca- furnished Room may be obtained, with Board, TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN 12. Bi Fifth and Wedigon avenues, A ban mnely furnished Room, suitable for atloman and wife oF two gealle- me cot 1 f UNIVERSITY PLACE.—HANDSOMELY —_FUR- a niahed wie ed in auits, to let, without Board, ces req) IRVING PLACE, 15 etreet.—Handsome! “Qiyainglys house new!y ‘references exchanged. CORNER OF FIFTEEXTH furnished Rooms to let, in suits ished ; private table if required; ___BOAR! ) AND L GING WANT! ae. Sry, rae ‘ae tng ng ‘ment, vin Board: oc : on Betreea kop avenues and Twent avenue included, Mae, oa Poet A Ons LADY DESIRES A RORASARE ROOM, with Roark in & private fami Terms must be moqurats. References given and req! 17 MEST THENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—Handsomely furnished Rooms, single or en ‘auite, to let, with or without Board, References exchanged, 19 pNIon SQUARE.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms to let, with Board, to gentlemen or families; ‘terms moderate, WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.— Rooms, with sroetlant Board, for zentiemen and wives jory Roomsvacant lst and single gentlemen, ‘Three ‘second at April. Q] BOORMAN PLACE, THIRTY-THIRD STREET, BR. tween Eighth and Ninth avenues.—A private family have two Rooma dnd Bedrooms, on second floor, with Board; Jocation delightful for the summer; terms reasonable, QD, BAST FIPTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN UNION ware and Fifth avenue—Very handsomely fur- “Blahed Room, also a Hall ym, in a small private 2¢ eal j terms reasonable, D STREET.—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS ‘Wet Thirty-fourtl 2 ST. MARK’S PLACE.—-HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ‘Rooms, on parlor, second. and third foors, with ever “convenience, ‘gas, bath, fire, &c., without board; also a Room. ‘Terms moderate, 95 ‘WEST EIGHTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH je) and Sixth avenues.—A 1: front hall Room to let, “with first class Board, to single gentlemen. 2: ‘WEST ELEVENTH STREET.—TO LET, A NEWLY * Ze) and handsomely furnished Parior and ‘Bedroom on first Noor, to gentlemen only, without board. 33 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—A LARGE furnished Room, suitable for a family, Also a Hall room, with or without Board, 34 NEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR MADT- 2) son square.—Desirable sults of furnished Rooms for Zentlemen or parties of gentlemen, without board, in & Oat lass house, 37 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH ‘avenue—A lady or a gentleman and wife can be ac- Sommodated with a neatly furnished. Room, with the lady, Ina small family, No moving in May. 42 JANE STREET, NEAR ABINGDON SQUARE.— Front and back’ Rooms, second story, singly or en suite; elegantly furnished; terms moderate; ‘no moving in May. ‘A5 AND, 47, MONROE STREET.—A NEWLY FUR- nished front Room, on second floor, with gas, for gen- ‘tloman and wife or for sinsle gentlemen; also si nate Rooms for gentlemen, with or without Board. Ti joderate, SEVENTH AVENUF, CORNER OF FOURTEENTH Al class French 1 Bos stree!.—Fuirnished Room to let on parlor floor, with HQ) WEST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH joard for ._ References required. avenue.—Handsomely furnished Apartment on Shire floor, with gas, fire, hot and cold water, bathroom, &c. lags table. Gentleman and wife or two young gentlemen. References, § WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.—PARLOR FLOOR, with excellent Board; also a aingle room on third floor. WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—TWO PLEAS. e arate! ther, first clas Hoard, heii iilbiidiiimalsciaiaaiasibceey HQ BOND STREET—10 LET, LARGE AND SMALL £)O. pleasant front Rooms, to » party of gentlemen, or gen- Aleman and wife; with or without Hoard, Terms motera WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, CORNER SIXTH avenue.—Nicely furnished Apartments to let, with or Breakfast if desired, the location being very desiral business men, “Reference required. 92, EAST TENTH STREET.—NICELY FURNISHED oa nd single Rooms, with Board, for a family or EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET, gentlemen, 1073 BETWEEN Fourth and Lexington avenues.—Handsome front Room for gentleman and wife; Hall Rooms for single gentle- -men {table and location first class gterms moderate. 109. EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, NEAR, Pa avenue. —Blecantly furnished Front Rooms, : ‘8 private house. ‘and accommodations 110 EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR FOURTH ‘avenue—A Parlor Bed Room, suitable for three gen- {lémen, with or without Board. il EW NO, 4) NINTH STREET. HANDSOMELY Heed Rooms, suitable for famnities or for parties of gentlemen, to let, with or without References rrequired, With private tate it Seaired. WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET—A_ LARGE, handsomely furnished front Room on second floor, prt Board, to a gentleman and wite or two gentlemen. No moving. T18 BAST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH avenue.—Large and small Rooms to let, with Board, ‘on second and fourth to families and single gentlemen: ‘Terma moderate, ij : ‘Terms lo A® ELDERLY LADY AND NIECE WANT PERMA- nent Board in Pinos family or amall boarding house. Location between Fii For Frortyscoond street, Lexing ton and Seventh avenue. month, "References given and required. “Adareue for three days A: &. Be office. SINGLE GENTLEMAN were) sg AND Lary with a widow lady where no bo are taken. with particulars, A. LIVINGSTON, a station D, for ures A. EADY WISHES THE LOAN OF #890, FOR WHICH Fooms and board will be given: location and sccommo- dation first clags. Only those with real name and place of in- terviow may address Widow, station D. Boaz. WANTED—FROM 1ST OF MAY, FOR GEN- tleman, wife and two children, 8 and 12; Parlor and two Bedrooms en suite and on second floor required; location be- tween Thirtieth and Fiftieth streets and Fourth and Bixth Avenues, Address for three days, stating terms, which must include fire and gas, Manhattan, Herald off OARD WANTED—FROM 1ST OF MAY, AND THREE. or four unfurnished Rooms, for geuttéman, wife and two children of 8 and 12. for three days,’ giving lo- cation and stating terms, veo, Her Herald oflice. OARD WANTED.--FRONT ROOM, WITH SMALL Room adjoining, also Hall Bedroom, for two Indies aud one gentleman; terms moderate; references given and re- quired. "Address, stating price, H., box #82 Post oflce, OARD WANTED—FROM IST MAY, BY GENTLEMAN and wife in private American family where no other boarders are taken; will furnish thelr apartments; location betwoen Fourteenth and Fifty-ninth strests and Fourth and Seventh avenues. Any one wishing a quiet couple can, ad- dress, with particulars, location of rooms, price of which iy ‘be moderate, H. G. Morse, 128 West Forty-tfth street, clty. CARD WANTED_BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, IN| A family of refinement ; terms rate. Adiress, stating terms, Home, box 6,038 Post oflice, OARD WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A gentleman, wife and one child six fa of age, with Parr and Bedroom on the second story of a house well lo- cated, with private table. Address for three days, stating location and terms, J. L., Herald offlee. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, UN- accustomed to a boarding house, desire, in a private amily, one Room, with Board, for whKth about #80 per mouth The beat of references given. Address F. E Fearsal "Gurney" 107 Broadway. OARD WANTED-FOR A CHILD EIGHTEEN MONTHS old, with some cespecetie. kind woman ; terms must be moderale and references required. Address L {. B> Herald ice. OARD WANTED.A GENTLEMAN AND with DE- sire permanent Board, from about the Ist of April, ins famil; there are few or no boarders ; location between Fourtl od Seventh avenues; ciragh about sees oie cena’ best references given and required. lars, box 5,048 Post offi OARD WANTED-IN A FARM HOUS tleman, wife, nurse and child; convenient to within one and half hours of city. Address B,, box office, URNISHED FRONT ROOM WANTED—BY A GEN- tleman and wife, (with Board for the indy oniy), from April 1 to November, in s small, plain private American family, where there are no other boarders: location between Seventh and Ninth avenues and Clarkson irtieth streets. Terma to be moderate. Call on or address Mrs. HLA. W., 387 Weat Twenty-fourth street, for one week. Pemiier BOARD WANTED—BY A QUIET LADY, in this or Jersey City, with a small family where there ee boardore takeos house must have modern fs- Best reterance given and required. Address T. Id office. FOR GEN- *t and box 142 Post are no ot! lsd HL, box 109 Herald VILLE DE FARIS Sura marr i fl say tut rbd on boar hese Lint Si carry ioc ably 7 Hedieal stimedases frost charge: American travellers php from the Cont!- steamers of this line avoid nent of Euro; Unnecessary Maks froma ing fhe channel, bestees sovi ue froubio sua exponen ‘Agent, 8 Broadway. or Derry certificates from these pot booked to sn from Paarl » Rotterdam, Ant- werp, Havre, &c., at very low rates. “For further informatica apply at the company’s office, No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. HENDERSON BROTHERS, To avoid pen spent pannenanta will please come direct to the office, does not employ runners, ‘ATIONAL LINE. The from pier Non ver, will leave Saturday, March 2 mangh to Liverpool or Gueenstown-—Cabin 8100; steerage Acca enemy ten mea ype town, #37 currency. Ay at the oflices of the Com 57 and 27 Broadway. oud PW ae ee '1HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET OOMPANY'S iron mail steamship H. P. Schwe: pe the United States ‘mail, will sail iTon'tUESDAY, March 24 a raia. M for BI faking Paeengers for Hamburg, Birra Southampton and SAVANNAH, GA.—EMPIRE LINE. from pier 18 North race ntshe the favorite ere re HENOK. Ai AUCTIONEER, TES MARSHALS eS Sale. wae nates Lg Soo a as SRSee Optical Works, all the Mar arch Part of one 10-horse SAN JACINRO, Atkin... sliding rents; Vises, Foot allroad of Georg a fees ost Pulleys and Belting’ HOP CIOL oP PRONE aT SS GARRtION, Aquat, fas cee No. 6 Bowling Green, New York. J WOR CHARLESTON, BEAUFO! EAD IRCHILD, AU - F ‘AND PLORIDA Yt « aD otcloek Nake lass Household Fur: cee a COMPANY. Book. #,B. SOUDE i pler No. at 3B. passage tickets Lins bills ae fanned’ YY all pols Ls South tion with South Carolina Rallroad and by steain iat Same ports, 1 teu WHEELER cINNAND, Ay Agents, 18 Broadway. FoR ear dork ant. Chavlanton Steamehly: Cos Xe lags adewheet slearship higr sania RLESTON, Captain Berry, Saturday, March 21, at 3 ra M, sailing from puers North ver, Superior ‘accommodation for Passengers, e tickets and Polls of lading issued to all tnt Soul aad 80 Southwest in connection ma the South ad and with steamers to Florida ports. HENRY MORGAN & Oc & 0O., Agents, 96 Broadway. SAILING F! PIER NO. 8 NORTH RIVER. ean RLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. Se sidewheel steamahip aes ‘ADGER, Captain Lockwood, Wednesday, March ee accommodations for igh passage Uickote ‘and bills of lading tasued in con- P. FA RIRCHIED. will sell by ule auton ‘on Thurs BEN. Mareb 1 ‘at 13 o'cl the Exchange Sales- es net Brokaway. New York, ihe following enra ero. a nga Now 150 120, 1 13 and 1m o East eet 0 on. rests “Lauren en ‘and Buildis 4 ro 137 Laurens street. Stan street. thereon, 57 feet easterly of Norfolk street, and known Stanton street. For maps or SIRT 93 ly at the ottice of os executors’ ‘counsel, Messrs, 2 Doel wood | 3 ‘rosby, 183 Nas- ui street, CUTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE THREE STORY a rick Dwelling Howse and Lot ‘M4 Lawrence street. auction, on Thuraday, the hough WYCKOFF & Auctioneers, at the City Piers te Court street ; location ‘asne Felton’ avéatn, so ten minutes’ walk from the ferries ; house ‘fontaine all improverseuts; sale posit ee & MILLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON i March 17, at 12 o'clock, at Exchange Salesroom, 1 Broadwéy, 100 choice Nineteenth ward (Brooklyn) Lots, Iucluding an ‘entire, front on the east side Bedford avenue rd, between Hewes and Hooker streets. Also choice Taloce ‘Hewes, Penn, and Hooker streeta, and Marcy avenue. Maps ready at office of Johnson & Miller, nection Sih the Gouts Caroling. Ralisoad to polnis Soush and Southwest, and with steamers to Florida po Goods forwarded free of commis! Bills of Inding furniahed and oT ‘on the pier, Passenger and freight off jroadwr: York and Charleston stonmahip Company. "HENE Y R, MORGA! Ws CO., Agents, UTSIDE, LINE TO, > PHILADELPHIA. Ree MBSHIP LINE, ie "AND COQ cated ca second ston el BRUNETTE UETTE, ablein nbn, IRD; cabin, $72; steerage, €36—Pays | one or the ane eeNUrE Ml eae plee Ae Bastriver, New ‘The ALLEMARNIA, Mole, wil follow March 31, York, and pler 19 North. wharves, Philadelphia, every ‘Wed- britatey ey ©: RICHARD & BO Mercatic Wer feckghtapuiy on tea coven’ eiarres ea bere zt ered wharves aa al No. 61 Broad ai city, ra Passenger Agenin, | Freight received at al Mout, ana | = 7 — sos ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE, = LER GUIDE, Steamers fortnightly to LONDON DIREC, from pler | a a eeereeaal No, 8 North rive H° AND HARLEM RATLROADS.— BELLONA, March a1. WX PENN, April 18 Traine for Albany ant Troy, connecting with Northera CELLA, Apr ATALANTA, May 3. ‘and Western trains, leave ‘New 2 River Rail For nae eo cheapest currency Mane eee N.C! 26 Hroadway. For freight iy ABPINWALL, I No. 54 South street, New York. (PHE NortH GERMAN LLOyDs* ‘steamship HERMANN, W. H Wenke, master, carry- ing the United States mail, wilt ‘sail from the Bremen pier, foot of Third street, Hoboken, URSDAY, MARCH 19, BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, King passengers to London, Havre, Southampion and-Bremen at the following rates, piyable in gold: ‘or the first cabin, $130; second cabin, #72; To be followed by ate sah SNEW YORK, F. Meyer, mas- ter, on Thureiay, March 36. ets ‘or freight or e aj . ari Tas & CO., 68 Broad street, Sagas TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Ae ROBERT WLAND & rs From New York only 890 steera NEBRASKA. -Guard . Wednet COLORADO: We Gadin passage, # eds golds qarasnage from and dto'New York, Paris, Hamburg, Rotter- dam, 4c; Draits on Ireland, Engi 2d Fides and Gerace at lowent 1 ne ta (WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway and § FIRST STEAMER FOR GLASGOW. THE SPLENDID ‘Al Clyde built steamship ST. GEORGE, W. H. Si gomamandee, te intended to call om Tossdey, nests the 1ith Inst from pier 6 North river, carrying passengers 1 all parte of Great Britain and Irel lowest rates, with every comfort and unsurpassed accommodation. |For ‘fre tet, pas. or further information apply to JAMES HUTC! Agents, No. 6 Bowling Green, zs TEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING’ AT QUEENS- town (Ireland.)—The Inman Line, under contract with the United States and British governments for carrying the mails intend despatching thelr steamers as follows :— CITY OF LON! Saturday, March 21 and each succeeding Sats Mon P.M, from pler 45 North river By the mail euemer ane Saturday! Payable in Gold. 100 le i yable in Curreney. atone bi {sera % Paris. To Pari Passage by the Monday Neamers First cabin, ¥i0, gold; steerage, soetbg ob Bates of pe tH na New York to Hallfax—Cabin, $20; steerage, Le le in gol ‘Passengers’ rorwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, ae at deus ae ai wena Mea be bowgne bere by persons canting far further information ai.the companys oficen, aPPYY SOHN G. DALEY Axent, 15 Broadway, New York. (TANTED—APRIL 1, BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, a front with Pom 04 Board. Location between Third and Fixth avenues cag ‘fourteenth and aoe streets, ferences. articulars and terms, which must ber moderate, toe 108 jerald office. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND SON (8 ars), a second floor front Parlor and Bedroom, w! wate tn ble, fire, Hons win ing oi pay creas ‘Box n sation ‘A: WARTED no arp, B BY A LADY, A VERY RESPECTA: ble widow lady, who wants her rent, can alddreas J. Bani, Hefalt omiee. end 25 WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN, A NEATLY FUR: 0 street. Aarons stating terms; J, bo ‘box 108 sation D. ‘ANTED—BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND ebild 14 months; pri family referred; Ninth and Thirtieth streets. Address, wating alars in ft price, Bradshaw, Herald olfice. ANTED—BY TWO YOUNG LADIES A_ NICELY furnished rom, with Board; terms moderate; refer- ‘Address Permanent , box 162 Herald office. Sisal ‘e.; for superior pe ad per week; location not above ‘west side; private family preferred. Ad- all, with TANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A ROOM, Breakfast and Dinner tn a private ae, location Twentieth ward, east of Tenth avenue. Address C. D., box 188 Herald oflice, stating terms, which must veo moderate. BROOKLYN BOARD. og 233 EE HENRY STREET, CORNER OF PACIFIC.—TO with frst clam several elegant Rooms, en Rise cbirwen References. WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR ‘SIXTH = nue.—A neatly furnished hall Room to let, wit ASSAGE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM Liverpool and Queenstown ‘Also from Liverpool and London, nas packet abi Deas parable fall paris B 5 pad BROS., 86 South street and 23 Broad- and Ireland at way, ______COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. pan aie ) MAIL STEA STEAMSHIP COMPA! ugh Line to California bre at and passage at greatly red Steamers Frege shovel line leave pier 42 North ie foot of Canal street, at 12 o'clock, of Ist, 1th and 2st of eve month, except aioe these on Sunday; then the Saturday Speen 100 ibs. to each sed free. ne eg iat EEN, Captain C ect iy ‘onner, conn¢ by with n CONEFITUTION, oe Ge poten Caver! mht ! z Steamer of March gama, leaving fen’ featenen aoe “April 7) passage tickets and all informati: pany's ticket office on the wharf, foot er Yor Japan ad OR eer mio VIA PANAMA. Freight received until Friday rea PM. ja ey Inquire ai jce on company’s aa'North river, foot of Canal rect. PO dad ‘To insure shipment freight must be sent down enrly. FARGO & ©O, Sole freight agents, P.M. 8. 8, Go, (OR ST, THOMAS AND BRAZIL. The elegant screw steamship MISSISSIPPI, 2,000 tons unten, Capt, Geo. B, Slocum, will sail for Kio¥e Janeiro and istermediate rts on Monday, March 33, at $ o'clock P. ler 43 North river, R. GARRISON, “NO. 5 Bowing oven, EDFORD AVENUE BOULEVARD.—ENTIRE FRONT, east side, between Hewes and Hi streets, at auction, pa? March 17, See Johnson & Miller's auction adver- 0 LET. TRNISHED ROOMS, FIRST AND SECOND 0 a party of gentlemen who desire « retired and e, Without board. 24 Sands street, Loum orabie hom _COUNTRY BOARD, _ PPETITE FOR ALCOHOLIC STIMULANTS REMOVED near the city. Treatment Hberty un- Featratned. inquire of Dr. Ballou, 133 Clinton place. 4 Bsey, WANTEDIN, THE VICINITY OF KEW Brighton, Staten Island, in a private family, for a young couple who furnish their own apartment; board not to ex- ceed from 40 to $50 a month from April.’ Address J. J. 8 521 Broadway. ‘and wife can obtain a handsomely 134} LEXINGTON “AVENUE.—ROOM AND BOARD 448 for gentleman and hee gentleman jemall, house, with modern 135 ELIZABETH STREFT, NEAR BROOME STREET— nD Cheap furnltted Reors, for, spall reepestable fast ‘hhes or single gentlemen, from WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR SIXTH AVENUE— LOD Furnished Rooms for gentlemen without board, 142% Neely furnished Rouen, with Bosra, for gentiemme and wife or single gentlemen in a private family, on first and 169 WEST TENTH STREET:—TWO OR THREE GEN: tlemen can be accommodated with first class Board in a private family. reat from, Bleecker-—“Plensant front Rooms, with to respectable married couples or gentlemen who ‘would'room together. No moving, 28 ‘or back Parlor to let, separately or to- Sgectloman and wife cr a party of single goatle- 195 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.T0 RENT writh Board, in a Jewish family, a handsome fro front 9 EAST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR THIRD avenue. -To let, han furnished Apartments, vant No moving in M a EAST y NINETEENTH STREET.—A HANDSOMELY WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—A GENTLEMAN furnished Room, “with Board for lady. ‘elegantly furaished proveme ‘$175 to #4 per week. RTH STREET.—THREE 15 ] Q5 THOMPSON STREET, SECOND HOUSE SOUTH- SIXTH AVENUR-—BOARDING.—A NEATLY FUR- ether, to gle lady. Room, with alcove over parlor tloor, Gs gentleman and wife'or two gentlemen, With uso of ser: Parlor, for gentleman and wife, with Room for gentiemen willing to room asa. eferences exchanges. AOUNTRY BOARD—FOR ONE OR TWO FAMILIES OF (adults, at Rye, Westchester county, in a private family ty location, within ten uinuten’ walk of depo ere tdeon.xiven and’ required. Address W. By station B, obo 1,074 Poat office. (COUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR TWO FAMILIES, J not leas than four rooms; sen or river side preferred. Apply, stating terms for adults, children and servants. Refe- Fenced exchanged. Address M: R. F., box 3040 Fost ottce, NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED FOR A LADY FOR THE J aummer months, within one hour by ral of New York. Terma from #6 to ‘A farm house prefered. Address D. D. M. station D Post ofee, N. Ys NEPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.—THE UNDER- having renewed the lease of the above estab- iishment for a vert of years are refurnishing, patuting and makin; many ‘alterations and improvements, ‘and would re- apectfuly soltelt thelr old patrons. William Fish, Jr., ean be seen at Clifford House, 1,' Broadway, in relation to aceom- Taodations for he summer season. "WA J. FISH & BON. AVILION HOTEL, (LATE BUANCARD'S, | NEW bg Tainnd —Time, thirty amet by boat froeah i caret. ‘This dlogeat and emtensive dace, Troument will be open for the reception of guests on the Sub of April. Terms movterate. WEST THIRTY.SECOND STREET._TWO OR three ee ane Pergrne oF & gentleman and ron can be 120) a sentleman and wife or two stngle sh wth )Q WEST THIRTY-RIGHTH STREET.—FU: 299 TR RNISHED furnished Floor of three rooms, 2 ve a Hall Bedroom to let, with or without Board, cheap to furnished and pleasant Rooms on fourth, foot, il bedroom on ‘Tormé reasonable, Rererence required. ms, ‘and good Board. Private family; no moving. jemen can family. Nicos nat 0) BAST? FORTY.SEVENTH STREET, NEAR THIRD avenue,—A furnished Room on second foot sre rmitout Boardy @ private America family. Ferme Rooms, with full or partial Board. "A lady and gen- tieman or Ln —~y jomen can be accommodated in a pri- ‘vate German family. QQ WEST TWENTY-FIPTH STREETA NICE 238 with’ rst clas No moving lst of May. WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN ton family @ permanent gentleman, 25: 23 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREEP.—NICELY floor, all with full Board, 262 “ren WEST TWENTY: Mean, be, Socommodated. With. noel EAST TWENTY.E! REET, ONE DOOR 302 afitt of Second (tts Ht ‘new and pleasant with Board. ‘Terms $6. 302 Ee RAST TWENTY -SIXTH | STREET, FOURTH Room, ad teach Priteing wah red od far LEE ng; acm puted 854 SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER 0 506 rs B00! Hf Forty. Finst te or a C6 it Board. oan. “ten ivlase. HOTELS. HINTON} PLACE HOUSE~(ON THE EUROPEAN ph TS, way, ae or fai Eighth sires and Clin- ingle gentl teu, at moderate Yates WEN 2 hE BERT. W ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING RALOON, an ‘comer Howe! atreet... Two hundred light Rooms, neatly furnished. Lodging 60 and 60 ceuts, “Kntire a For gentlemen only. BIMORE HOUBE—OX THE RUROPEAN PLAN, 478 ‘Broad n Grand ani Lites an and entiomen's rat clase Dining hes SHYNARD— Pv RNITURE. AND “BAGGAGE EX. 78 an leecker street. — Moving of storage. 480 Bank near Bl ture, elty and country, with care, Furniture —BURNHA! RNITURE AND BAG le A. presen Ts Wont Breath a ea aOR Br we nara mies mit penta thioped. Fara salbdre stored. More Money Mor treght oF al or trek peseage apply to [TP MTED STATES, MATL. To HAVANA, iy . rec! from pier sites river “i = Bs x LUM BIA, Capt in OF pasaage a aa aur, HARTSON, , President, No. 5 Bowling Green, _ (OR HAVANA, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES Mall _. The well known fast sailin, lege ges ateamabip: RAPIDAN, W.8. Cheeaman, commander, will ealy for, the abore port from pler 86 North river, on Saturday, March 21, Freight on wutapean B0e. per foot. Freight on weight per pound. money, seb ine careuny. Kore ight for Miavana received on day of sailing. For fre! ht oF passage, having unsurpassed accommoda- tions, apply to wi ‘LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., 88 Liberty street. EXAS LINE.—FOR GALVESTON.—THE Al STEAM RE S ion Ls bm will leave pier, fd East Of passage river, wi lespat ‘or ight or py awe Aiea 1 S0., cH. 188 Maiden latte. OR GALVEST ‘The A 1 favorite naa, Nie bahia ‘A, Cole, Commander, Is now loading at pler ty whine ‘and will positively sail on ATURDAY, March ‘t UUW TUTOR, Tal street. wor freight (at reduced tater) a pele WILLIAMS OR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA, GIVING through rates to Galveston, Lavacea,, Indiaholo, Brazos Santiago, Mobile and pointa’on the Miasiasippi ‘river. — ae Meptein Gh class light Rg A stent Al Cheeaman, jorth rive for tne above port on Savurday’ March il, ac 3 P.M. For freight Ue passage, having unsurpeaned meal LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., 88 Liberty street. F% NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Merchants’ Steamship Line, comprising the first class bi) Gener Kt GRANT... Captain J. B. Hildreth SHERM Captain E, W, Holmes GENERAL EAB: UNITED STATES. 6 stearnsllp GENERAL MEADE, Captain A. W. Samy wall be despatched on, Saturday, March Hi, at 8 o'clock P. M., From pier No. 3 North m pict received at through rates for Mobile and Galves- For freight or paseage, having superior accommodations ty apply a SAMUEL STEVENS, 40 Broadway, OR FANS DIRECT. Ror Ree on CROMWELL LINE, Steamshipe of this ine leave pler No. 9 North river, at 3 my! os, cow (Satara Antro y, M GRO. WABtiiNGtS ‘Saturday, Marsh x bt 28 Satur Bevurdey? pat rH iB. HON ELL OO. ‘est street. Pot passage or frei D ited SAVANNAH, GA. Rt) ey SATURDAY. Star Steamahip mone E Fa eee roe river. threo ore cet uv —— Railroad of WRN, Ageut, 8 Weat street. paturdny, March 28 | of Georaia i Pande de cut rn ti via re ‘Thirtieth street and cng avenue, fe and 104. M. aaa 6:30 and 11 P.M, and via Harlein Railrond, ‘Twenty: ‘sixth street and Fourth avenpe, at 11 A. M. and 4:36'P, M. Placa 6:30 P.M. train via Hudson River will aj on nda: Bleeping care attached to 6:30 and 11 P. M. trains. ILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President ‘OTICE.—CHANGE OF HOUR. FALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON, NEWPORT, FAL! RIVER AND. TAUNTON, On and after Mond bY the steamers of this line will eave pler No foot of Murray street, t 5 P, M., instead of 4 P. M. as heretofore, arriving Rr noe Norther Skate, ints rooms ad berths secured on board, State room secured in advance at the office of KINSLY & CO., 72 Broadway. For further particulars or information apply on board or at the office, pier & North river. Freight forwarded th great despatch dnd as low aa by any other Inside line. . LITTLERIELD, Agent, 72 Broadway. SALES AT AUCTION. J, BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER.ABSOLUTE SALE + of an entire Block of Lots on Tenth and Eleventh Avenues and on Birty. sixth and Sixty-seventh streets. A. J. BLE! Wednesday, March Aalesrooms, No. 1 PTenih Avenue.—8 Lots, forming the entire front of the Tenth avenue, on the west side, between Sixty-sixth and Sixty-sev- enth street KER, FON © CO. will sell at auction on 1868, mt 19'o’clock, at the Exchange jroadway, the following valuable pro- nth Avenue,-8 Lots on the! Eleventh avenue, compris- ing the front of the same. block, between Siaty-aixth and Sixty-scvonth streets, including the’ two corners on Eleventh avenue, Sixty-sixth Street.—24 Lots on the north side of Sixty-aixth street, extending the whole length of the block between Tenth and Eleventh avent Sixty-seventh Street.—24 Lota adjoining the last named lots in the rear, sitnated on the sbuth side of Bixty-seventh atrect, all of full dimensions. ‘The above lois comprise an entire block between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, Sixty-sixth and Sixty-seventh streets, The grade is excellent and the situation moat desirable, being the block next below the one recently sold belonging to the es- tate of Mra, Sarah Talman. in the former case, the sale will be absolve and. without ‘any limitation, oF reservation whatever, Seventy per cent can remain on bond and mort- faye for three or five years at the option of the purchaser. Mags and full it particular ‘at the ofllce of the auctioneers, No. dar street, A, 4 BLEECKER, GON & CO, WILL SELL Af AUO- « lion on Tuesday, March 17, at 12 o'clock, at the Ex- shainge Salesroom, 11] Brondway: jrable ‘Residence in Williamaburg for sale. On North Second Street Handsome ten sory Might gnd basement Philadelphia brick front House at and Lot 68 North Second street, nouth side, between Leo atreets, Brooklyn. ‘pase the oor vo all ferriess “Terme Brick Factory, at Auction, West Twenty-seventh street—The valuable four story an basement brick Factory 418 West en Foaunsatveste street, cout side, commencing 250 feet west of Ninth avenue; The front factory is 50 by abo he Of the ia a two story brick buildin Minchion Com nthe Factory ign 90 to, 80 hover power encing, botler, ea ‘all in ancient orders ahatting and velting Wiciite topecetas to te On of tes the "puilding: Thia Tactory ratus to the to ¢ building 1s fac Set eS LS orfauth aveuse.-5 Lota west aid ee of 1884 street, THURSDAY, eh I! Water street—Valuable four atory brick Store 80 Water erp tree third atreet-Four story House an: 0. rect 10 fide, east of Seventh avenue. Mapes ae, ites a 17 Cedar sireote ¥ sents ae) LEEDS & MINER. HENRY H. LEEDS, Auctioneer. Important snle Ef class American and ceca Fiotares, | i comprising some of HENR' RED! MINER will Wednesday, 18 “ou, and Thursday 9th A ‘nate at Og evening, Leeds Art Galleri 817 and 819 Broadway, southwest Corder Twelfth street. ‘American artiste, Jas, M. Hort. Louis Lang. J. Re Brevoort, ‘A. Blerstadt. R.W, Hubbard, J. G. Brown, 8. R. Gitord. 4, F, Croprey. Emiilie. Krnieman Van W. L.Sonntag, J. W. Casilaer and Elton. Forefgn artiste. ved from Goupil & Coy Paris, by M, Knoedler, eom- ny of the finest works in this country, vir Dubnie. Tonlemonehi Merle, * Eng. Verboeckhoven Koek Kock. 0. Achenbach. J. Robie and others, Vautier, ‘The'zbove will be on exhibition on and from Fridays Lit inat,, day and evening, antil the sale as above, B Y HENRY D. MINER, AUC AUCTIONEER. Falesroom 37 Nassau street, opposite Post office. SPLENDID COLLECTION OF COSTLY AND ATTRAC- TIVE CARRARA MARBLE STATUARY, ALABASTER ORNAMENTS, BRONZES, CLOCKS AND FRAMED PHO- TOGRAPHIC ’ FLORENTINE. MEWS, THE IMPORTA. TION OF SIGNORI ¥. ZANNONT OF FLOR- ENCE. RY D-MINER & BARKER will ell. at ance nm Nontary Jon, Tuseday, 17th, and Wednesday, 16th at 11 o'clock each thelr sal wig 87 Nasanu rect ‘one of the most beautiful collection of a ever offered. at auction in thie city, In addition to fort new Groups and tatuary Carrara Marble Tor" parloray, churches. aod ‘hopaments, will be found 8 large nstortinont of Alnbaater and Verde ‘al Prato Statnary, execited in Florence, Columns and Pedestal Etroscan ‘ases and Roman Tazzas, antique Urns and ‘agen of {irely new styles and designs for flowers and cards. Also bron Figures and Groups, four and five feet high, for gas and man- tel ornaments; eight and t forty da day Clocks, in bronze and silty by the bagt Parts m: Also about fifty Inrge Pho- towraphic Views of tt om mpety ‘monuments and statuary of Florence, Pisa, Slenna and other cities of Central Italy, ‘The above will be r Fondy for exhibition Monday morning, with eat- alogues, and are particularly worthy of attention. BY ARCHIBALD. JOHNSTON, SOE, SALESROOM 62 SAU SER STREET, N: NAS- A CARI JONINETON & VAN TASBELL give thelr personal atten- u wot Hon (0 Sle t OUSEHOLD FURNITURF, AC. nt prieate residences and at thelr spacious walesroome, §2 Liberty street and 112 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth AERNESDAY, MARCTI 18, OM, 62 LIBERTY STREET, sUSRHORD FURNITURE, THI RSDAY, MARCH 1 ATA BASE TENTH STREET, ‘The entire Contents ard Fistures of aoopper aad} ship emith- Ig establiaiment. NESDAY, MARCH AT 12 BAST TWENTY-POURTIC STREET. All the elegant Furniture, &c., contained in sald house, Catalogues now ready. AT 8. Brac ERNARD, AXPANDT, | AUCTIONEER, | 68 Broadway, will cive his personal attention to anies of Furniture, &c., at residences or at his salesroom, New and second hand Furniture at private sale, Liberal cash advances made. Bs HENRY D. MINER) AUCTIONETR.—SALESROOM BUN) See i ite the Post offi AU CHiN SALES OF HOCREHOLD FURNITURE, i MINER & BARKER will give their personal attunuion to sales of Household Furaicare £0 the restdeness oF eons declining housekeeping, and also at their sniesroom, assan street, where they will hold regular weekly saled for the convenience of those preferring to remove thelr chattels. ENJ. B with. He battiow & Coa oftce 8 Liberty street, second floor, front. aintcitd aitention given to sales of Houdehola Farntture, ocks of Stores, Refern to Mendes. E, Hl Ludlow & Co., No, 8 Piste street, % Be AUCTIONER Bossa ROWE RT eee AU CTIONEER, ‘office 39 Nassau. stree March 18, at 9 ofelock, tne 1 Good Willand three youre! well known, bar an billiard saloon 83 Nassan seers oe, Kavanagh & Doyle's. business is in ioe Utiagsonatn i the right man ean realize from. 7,000 to d man en eis private sale ananer bone [OUSEHOLD P+ Le lths On ‘Traradag. i the 26th inat., Oy ‘Purott Oar. eta, Mirrors, wife ied ‘athe residence 162 West Cages La ©O., AUCTI Li rand Bi March 16, commence: at pe ie en AE dette | lac tomtee OSEPH MoGUIRE, AUCTIONEER frill sell on Monday’ March 16; 1a08 bY. order of th sv- mn Monday, ler of the 8U- FREME COUNT: under: the direetion of Grats Nathan B referee, on ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINTH STREET, three Lota on southerly side, 426 feet east of Eighth avenue, Sixe 756x100 feet, A igre? CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 515 WASH- ington street, near Spring, will give his personal atten- tion to sales of Furniture residences of families for the season. His fine and aa public may rely that all business ability ct No er] hanaatiine eighteen in the auction. business, "Best of reference to persons not ac- ral |. B.—Cash ad- 8—The entire spurniiure of the four ‘Wednesday, story and kereoe dwelling (17 rooms) in West Houston, near Broadway; four elegant Mirrors, cost $1,500. Particu- lars to-morrow. oat Private Sale until Ist April—The Furniture of a house price $10,0% and the house to Jet; rent 42,500. Tf not die: posed of will be sold at auction. Other Houses, with Fura{- ture, in nice toostions MOPS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOFORTES, CHANDELIERS, MIRRORS, CHINA AND GLASSWARE. E. H. LUDLOW & CO. will sel WEDNESDAY, March 18, 1938, at ll o'clock A. M., at the private residence No. 48 West twenty-fifth street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue, the entire Furniture contained in said house, made to order b Bembe, consisting of elegant gilt and blue satin Parlor Sull eight pleces: elegant ebony and giit inlatd Centre Table, mar- ll at auction on ble top and Round Table, marble top ebony and ormolw Cabl- net, two gilt and blue satin Reception Chairs, two large ala. baster Vases, ebony and gilt inlaid Bookcase, Workstand Card Table, one rosewood grand seven octave Pianoforte, one seven octave Pianoforte, Steinway & Sons; carved black wal- nut Butfet, marble top carved black walnut Sideboard garved black walnut Dining Table, black walnat and gilt ag, Arm and Side Chairs, Turkiah Chalre, kc. black wal petaad Gilt, Hallstand, with mirrora; elegant, bine. satin damask Curtains and lace Curtains, ebony and gilt Co: slogant French plate pler Mt era, two carved black wal fn Tt Louse and nreRUs, sc. 5 Carpets, nailed Sets, linen Window Shades, French China and Glassware, Also an assortment of Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale will commence. Catalogues and permits at the auctionecr’s office, No. 8 Pine street, firat tloor. ‘ORRIS, WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. ‘Valuable Property on Walker street and Lots on Fifty- eighth and Fifty-ninth streets, opposite the Park and within 135 feet of the Grand Circle of the Boulevard. E. H. LUDLOW & CO, will sell at auction on Tuesday, March 17, 1968, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Braodway, Trinity bulding:— Walker Strect.—The valuable Lot, with the three story prick Buln 10 Walker street, me wide, 100 feet from way; sold subject to an agreement to pay for meant ‘ Lot Bhxl00. Posseas Bona walton east sido when used; Possession Tod ow om Fifty-cighth and Fifty-ntnth st . tral P ark ‘and ‘near the raid circle ot Elgate avenue en- Fitty-ninth stroet.—Thrve lota south aide Fifty-ninth street aud 114.9% feet from Grand Circle at Eighth avenue rance, eacl one Lot north atde, 96 fect east of ray, and directly in rear of the above, 25x100.5. Terme of of Rale—Twi Seeks of heed eee money may re- main on bond and m Maps and ful particulars at Nord Piue strect, first floor. MORTGAGE | SALE.—RICHARD | WALTERS, | AUO- tioneer, will sell on Monday, March 16, 1868, at10 A. ‘at the foot of Nineteenth street and East river, the oy: pendence, By order of P. COLLINS, Atiorney Mortgagee. g FOR SALR. in “STATIONERY poone, BOENS Gt GOOD _ BUSIN: tas located on plese sale ; 1, D.C. pec 206 “prs orem ee eaqneoct Hanth Ses Fe ue CY AND MILLINERY, GOO! jt ee Paar td ee —FOR SALI ishisammenty dot doing ‘a very good cash Elizabeth streets Fost = ger Nawtog eq Our AND factory, Scroll Sawin; Serving, Tila, tage at CHANCE bad DRUGGISTS._FOR SALE CHEAP, p Lame, Mock and Pitares o's om daet Deae Steed on vonrte breues wth the fatures." "Tid, MCEVILY, $48 Third avenue.” SALOON FOR SALE,—INQUIRE ON THE PRE talses, No, 8 South street. LARGE SIZE WILDER'S PATENT sare! gh 3ALB cheay cap. Also two medium and one small Bat of Her- ring's, Lillie’s and Wilder's ilder’s make. 8.G, QUIRK, 96 Maiden lane. MANUFAO- R SALE—A WELL KNOWN STO! Po fire of Ladies wna Chitdren's Furniahtn {ng and Embrolderies, established! tn 1887, a best part of Broadway, went site, comp iain rial for etampin; rar ob may f ee parties wishing Spas oe Pkt, pearson AN J, SMITH, 817 Atlantic street, Brook! i jon ee Leip arg FIRST aan BAKERY AND I0E joon 880 Bi: established cleven years and oat ry afoed mod business; t erie building, with three years’ favorable lease; including Horse ‘avon, and Syeryiht ecessary for running the business. Will be sold ri aly approved party applyine on the nremites Fe SALE—A BARGAIN—A SODA WATEK MANU- factory, with Fountains, Boxes, Bottien, Wagons, and all ‘Henalls complete, with excellent routes, to an mereceive business, In connection with which ‘eure cheap lease of the prem!a ‘stabling fa convenient and accommodate six hors business established twelve years. 'The owner {# engaged in other business and cannot here tention to both. “Apply at 308 East Twenty-third stre rd avenue, DRUG STORE FOR avenue; rent low; good location. BE! 421 Eighth avenue. BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, THE ELEGANT THRER story high stoop brick House (all modern {mprovementa), 11 East Bleventh street, Inqutre on premises. FIRST CLASS BARBER’S SHOP FOR SALE IN A A. pleasant city of Connecticut; bathrooms, hairdressl and w WE as saloon; cheap rent, with lease.’ Inquire of SOLINGER & CO. , 58 Bowery. ‘IGAR STORE AT HARLEM FOR SALE—HAND ‘somely fitted up; stock and fixtures. ALEX, LEVY, 1,924 Third avenue, tY FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN / good business location ; rent low; must ‘Be old, as th owner is unable to attend tolt, Price \R500, Ad Andrews, Brooklyn Post off SALE CHEAP—ON EIGHTH Particulars with 6. (OAL, FAR FOR SALE.—ONE OF THE BEST LO. / cated yards in Brooklyn, doing a first clase trade, as the hooks will show; an excellent chance for a business man ‘The books will be open for examination. No one but prinek pals need address, with name, 4c., Exchange, Brooklyn (E- .) Post oilices RUG STORE FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARGAIN.—AN Denice chance for a physician; no rent; unusual induce. ments that will bear strict inveatigation, Inquire of FRAZER & LEE, 20 Beekman street. OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF oF Taylor’ en county, Ne J. miles from New York via Erie ie t wood and one and a half miles fri moderate, The house is doing for boarders, way, one mile fi in Hohokws Station ; te jood business and: adapt Fo SALE—THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND LEASE OF ‘a well established Statidnery, ‘Toy and Fancy Store. Sat iafactory reasons given for selling. Inquire on the premb 639 Sixth avenue, between Thirty-seventh and Thirty-elgh streets. OR SALE—A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, POR are chance: will teach any one the business wish to bus. Apply oF adidreas for three days 21 avenue D, roo jyOR SALE—COMPLETE STORE FIXTURES, CONSIS Fo ing of two fine ponsters Shelving, with class ig an drawers, Gas Fixtni eak, Windows, Awning, ef Stools, 4c. Inqitire in the Peis goods store No, 398 ‘Sixth avenue, one door above Twenty-fourth street. OR SALE—A PATENT WINDOW SASH LOCK. THE most complete sai en acme soventes: parol d ofice windows, ‘or le. ‘ol pod Wi. FSOMERFIELD, 630 Brondway, 00 con floor, OR SALE—A FINE TEA STORE UF, TOWN, IN 0! of the best business avenues: « inducement; much capital needet ; cause for selitin ng fl he fant eat. Partletl inquire of J. T. WILSON» an ee 09 and nd 11 ’ treet, corner Washington, or al Fi . = See aes ot atreate, of GEORGE MAG: OR SALE-—-A FISH AND OYSTER MARKET, Now ¥ doing a good cash trade; satisfactory reasons given. Ap ply at 158 Haat Houston street. FoR sate FINE BILLIARD ROOM: BEST LO ity in Brooklyn; near ferry ; Jong lease and lo pristog has siher business after April. Address Millard, fieraid ofice. No ngents, OR | SALE—FULTON STREET, NO, $00, NEAR JOHN: son, Brooklyn, Lense, Stock ‘and Pixtrires of rilinery farnishing and general fancy goods; one of the finem stored fnd beatigeations on the street; through to Washington, ‘Oppo site Post oflice, Apply for two days on promises, és OR SALE—GRAY'S SWIMMING BATH. pEeUae oF WwW. H, MITCHELL, 77 Cedar street, New Yor! ‘PARTITION SALE OF REAL ESTATE. ‘The valuable Brick Yard Property of the late Hickson Conklin, containing (17) soventecn acres; also two Brick Yards, th running onder, Sale will txke ‘place on the prem!- sea, vill lage of Windsor, one, mite sout th of Newburg, on the’ en ay of March, at 12 o'clock M. Sale tory. Terme made town on sage ealy for particulars in es D. A. SCOTT or W. ‘SON, Newburg, or of ER DORLAND, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. PAWABROKERS SALE—ON Sy Sy ee MARCH 18, by JOHN MORTIMER, 16 East Broadw Lots tinrédeemed Pl consisting of ladies’ and gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Breaves, Sha Pants, Vests, Bedding and various other artic! merous to mention. By order of Rolomons, 178 Spring street” AWNBROKERS' | SALES—BY R. FIELD, AUC- Moneer, 487 Pear b corner City Hall place. “Mon- day, by ord Meter, Grand ‘Wednesday, by. order of M. Casey, 1(8 Sullfvan street ; Feetbaey, by order of street; Friday, by order of d. B. & J, Simpeos’ 25 Chatham J, Metaler, Broome street, AWNBROKERS' SALE.—THURSDAY, JAMES AGER Will sell, at 89 New Howery, 600 lote of" Men's and Wo- men’s Clotting, by order of H. Barnard, 1 Third avenue. Friday “Men’sinnd Women's Clothing, by order of Hugh D. Sinith, #2 East Sixteenth street. PAWNBROKERS SALES_JOUN MORTIMER, 15 EAGT jg, hen by peeet frrian Ue Ser by ag March’ 20; by order of Hie Seven recite Sere Enst Broadway, Rinne, 198 Eighth RICHARD WALTERS, SHERIFI'S AUCTIONEER — First clase we and Lease—Will nell, on Monday, at two o'elock punctually, the frst class distillery, 339 and 341 wenues C and D, complete in all ita pes at eee ae also Stable, Rectifying House and remises, Sale positive and free. LLIAM KENNELLY WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON hale rng 14, at lock, at Exchange Salesroom, att pe f-* juable Lot and two Houses, No. we Perry street; lot 25x96. Maps at auctioncer’s ofie, NO, 14 Pine Street, Gi LIAM ABROTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE |, 170 AA are Mortgage sale on Monday, at 1th Inet. nce of Furniture in houses 22 a Pourtecnth street, west of Union square. Sud Oval Mirrors, mabogeny Bureaus ati sels and Velvet Carpets, ac. rge Pier 1k’ M. LUSH, Attorney for Mortgngee, elstender Brus- __ NEWSPAPERS. AVERY AFTERNOON. The first number of this NEW DAILY EVENING PAPER gull be tnaued on Tuesday, March 17, at the ofie, in Printing House square, where subscriptions and advertisements eee W. YOUNG, Editor and Proprietor, NEW YORK HERALD FIUE LAST TEN YEARS, ALL pt lected seater | of to oe fin and Lee on; any oud numbers for sale at low figures. JAMEAS'E, WALKER, 14 Fulton street. tone! HE NEW YORK HERALD, FROM NOVEMBER * 1860, to November 1, 1668, bound in sixteen 4 ne at ‘the paper rm "gnreionne of oun Tl T s deAnn street. N, B fr bwapapern, Books, Pamphleta and other kin nee auld CLOTHING, “WILL PAY 100 PER CENT MORE TIAN. ANY OTHER dealer for Ladies’ Cart Off Clot Call on or ade dress MOBERSKY, 9 Ohatham street. Ladion. attended to by Mra." Oberaky. 10 MERCHANT TAILORS AND PTE, Toftfer for the spring season a Inrge and most des! Hoek OF sirable Doeskts Coatings, Melton Fancy Canter ming, on Ac the lowest wholeenle price, = x, 167 William street, between Hee! Beek: rman and Ann, DENTISTRY. D*, WHITE'S DENTAL ed ood 18 AT NO, 50 SIXTH avenue. —Art! ‘Vhan can be obtained elsewhere; whole went irom to # Teeth filed with gold, 1. Call and examine ‘spcetmens Defore engaging elsewhere BEAUTIFUL CONT?! M 190 Sets of Teeth, Rubber FS Ch Ean ot BI, Extracting under gaa without BORE, ie others are tn- nerted. — BODINE, 10 Grand strect. “Ai abaeaeee te THOUT RELATIVES Al ere, tng red p Rovsones, reat bs ih incre formalng | the seruaintance ‘of a handsome f the pA TD wan ter a on ak i MANUFACTURING ness ; I fits ay, roe Mo. 1. No. 643 Bi FOE, SALE-THE, LEAGE, STOCK, FIXTURES ANB ® first rate grocery store; a rare chance gerriation en sees ;largn trace age; cheap rent; everything jutro cash 48,600, a GUNGON & MILLER, 25 Nasanu street. ‘HE ‘LEASE (TWO YEARS) AND FURNI- ture of a small House. Rent #25 wx. month. Pri $1,000 cash. Call at 588)}4 Broome between 9 A. Meoed 5 o'clock P. M. OR SALE_THE CHOICE OF TWO GOOD LIQ: on he owner cannot attend to both. Apply at West ‘Twenty’ first street. OR eye ntig FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM Free ‘ton coal or hay Seales: one light one p pore fous as pape Truck ; also Timber ind Lumber for wale, all ‘Apply at 180 Chariton street. OR SALE—A FIRST, CLASS MARKET, DOING & F splendid frst class trade, For particulars inquire DYE ‘s CURTISS, 608 Sixth avenue, B SALE RARE CHANCE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED Dress nd Fancy Goods Business, on Brook! lyn. Store and Dreling ea leant” Apply'to a , $09 Brondway, N. PoRreEE STORE AND NEW STOCK FOR SALE— ‘nd Premises to let or lease, in a good location. Inquire HAM, 501 Myrile averiue, Brooklya. x F% SALE—THE LEASE, &C., OF A HOUSE AND Store on Broadway, near Union ajuare, Terms reason- able for cash, Apply at No. 79 Nassau street, room 12. OR SALE_—THB STOCK, FIXTURES, AND EASE OF ‘an old established Butter Store, in the best location om the Eighth avenue. Will be sold at & great bargain. Tnquire ighth avenue, TIRE PROOF SAFFS.—SEVEN SECOND HAND SAFES for sale, cheap, at No. § Cortiandt Hv L, LEASE AND FIxTt Mercdaor caer House, Brook) areata, if dponed of pree bin to A rt. Ay yp) % at "ing ice. D. prietor. Cloud Hotel, Broadway and Pork py! street, ‘will open May 1. House’ and furniture entirely new. Those maial ating I to examine before locating, tt the f steam, water and clevatory hi ia D. P. PETERS, proprietor. OTEL FOR SALE.—FURNITURE AND VALUABLE Lease of Hotel, containing 70 rooms, splendidly located hear Broadway; house full. Apply to T. ER, 9 Nonnau atreet, . a5. 8) ha 9 FOR SALE.—FU perUne, Le i RES AND Good Will of Jones How arin, Fi ‘a, Particulare of J. M. PHELPS & ©O., Ni OTELS FOR ata AWS ete TOWN AND TWO nip town; well furnished, long leases at low rents, One snorifies ; ce making 1GG3'& Hi jaseau street. yr BLANK ROOK BINDERY FOR Lg mt @ down town at great Good Will of a large and profitable business. Proprictor wishing to retire, ‘$12,000, Address Bindery, box 14 Herald office. L FASE, STOCK, AND FIXTURES OF THE SKIRT, 4 Corwet and Fancy Store 360 Bowery for sale; most de- tirable location for business and long established ; ample room for any extenalve business. Apply on the premises. Mie MARKET, OF LONG STANDING, FOR SALE Together with the Good Will and Lease, located on one of the best avenues in New York. Apply to 0, O. PHELPS, 68 Wall street, from 1 to 4 P. M. ] ESTAURANT AND SAMPLE ROOM.—ONE OF THE ‘est down town locations in the city; will be let or lensed to a desirable party on favorable terms. Inquire M, W. SCOTT, 83 SAFE FOR SALE CHEAP—A LARGE IRON BA\ S“made by Herring & Co. Apply to SEMMONS, ified Broadway. URE THE LEASE, GOOD $5.000 Reet storage busineas Answer at once A. WATCHES, JEWELRY, roy woKgo Cn CLOCKS_OUR MANUFACTURE, IN by ORaay vi fy fale and eddy at A MUA, FRANKVIELD & CO. it Fewer 200 street, and $15 Bight Sixth avenue,’ corner of Fourteenth avenue, coradr of Twonty-cirthsieet FoR sate As BILLIARD TABLES. CALL AT ‘ANTED TO PURCHASE -TWO THRER-QUARTER second band Billiard Tavles; Sharp's cushion pref Address ©, G. K., box 180 Hernid ofliee. “COAL AND WOOD, WOOD DEPOT, 164 AND xt eat Third pe + nd jickary of the very beng /