The New York Herald Newspaper, March 25, 1868, Page 8

eanciai AT AUCTION, 7 SALES at AveTION. | SALES AT AUCTION. _ | _ BOARDERS AND LODGERS + “Yverion forces, a Ky BY HENRY D. MINER, PUCTIONERA. SALESROOOM | 60™ “AUCTION SALE hol BAB Raven aise tea: gad-one tee ont tee teal PAUL BEXTINE, Auctioneer, jassan . A SEAT hee ANGreNT AND MODERN’ OIE: PARMINGS, ENGTA- Higgs on tln'for wis Se itu Bours to geniemen Delaware, Lackawanna and Raltraa® Com- sory ‘sell, by Mesars, JOHN H, DRAPER & CO., Auc- | Ronters, at the Company's ange place, Magnificent Honschold Purntture m. Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Roo HENRY D, MINER ACBARKER will sell a auctions esiny, PET.—A GENTU Paintings, Slatuary and many rare, costly W Wedn ‘March $5, i 10% o'clock, at thelr salteroom, salesroom, 36 yest THIRTY-SECOND 8TRE! Sen Remrwrmtay sine Son its andmar at | Sow ott o Welk egy aE B54, pert uiecns crear tect oe poieet Se oocmmenting i0iy silos procter Prult aud'Flower pieces, Marineae we, "Now on extibiion,” | of Coal, from the Lackaveaiyna deliverable at thelr, | Can be accommodated. pied ect ~ ~ “iizabethport, N. J. durin 1868, — ‘cm cn Fito poli aed %. R_EDWARD BYLAKDT, AUCTIONEER, 608 Ree RRS SAMUEL LOAN, President, AVT pMEST, THRTISTH | STREET —FURNISTIED + Drawing rooms—Snperb Suits, covered green, gold and ‘dl al . ‘ation to salesof | = = = = — Rooms ror gentleman and wife; tert ahd gold brocatl of thé richest abrerigen rote. furniture al’ resideneee! oe aay Sa be veunoved| tohis D LODGERS WANTED. lay only. Alo ladies can obtain Board from 8 to $10 per “4 > salesroom and included in tht Ki; jes. —S ones ~~ ~~ ~ —~ week. roi tettety eacege ey eeoniueehenen — a rere ‘| BIOOR, PROM CY. HALL -PRANRORE HOUSE, SEVENTH AVENUE.—A WIDOW LADY, LIVING ‘Fics in + (Sig cy Fe re LOST TONED stow £00.) 2iehton not Siem Useminectes pocas; best aces 107 Stinnes wil feta trout Parior and Bedroom to a. gene ase, tnagnidicent corer ycame (late salesmen WK B. H. Ludlow & Co.) Se ear pene says © fleman and his'wife, with Board for the lady; or single ell apr Fe nett aarentn rents | BLOCK AND A HAUP Whar OF BROADWAY—A |.-——— Crys'.al, Glass | a sarge and general assortment of rosewood, walnut, mao; i ; oraeult |" BROADWAY, CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH Diner and fea | Ray Seana’ pelos Betroom and Dining Room iraitares 1 pe Cay eso” Call at 118! Went Twenty-siath B72 Be Ritadcome Suiee of Parlors on first and sec: Cutlery, LAnen, ‘ond floors ; also single Roo with or without Board; terms "The guctioneer wuld'call. pare gle Ruoms, H ng. ent Mantel Mirrurs, Carpets, Lounges, Sofas, Chairs, Ta- no yi bles, &c., Ac. ; also, to pay storage and charges, 200 patent Step | —-— - eee — | moderate, ‘Attention of his friends ard the pubifc to thts sale, glee, car ttinorted Furniture, 4c. Catalogues now ready. ONT ROO NGLE OR EN “ ttn ae he Ne Be’ Special ‘tention given towales of household turnl- | DPAN hout be om Mrs me erat Ta ciinton |] 115 SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN FIFTY-EIGHTH Bauachold Parniure offered at nection this reason, ture, socks of atorea, &c. Pay “hye in ate LL ana Fitty-ninth strects.—Elezant furnished Rooms mOtiee 65 Liberty street, second floor, front, a to let, to gentlemen, with or without Board; also an Oflice for a doctor; pte i RE eS ai A PRIVATE PAMILY WILL LET ELEGANTLY FUR: nished Rooms, with or without Bourd, Inquire at 476 Wost Twenty-second street. NICELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR—CONSIST- ing of five rooms, ample closets, bath, &c., in whole Orin sult, with Board, at 24 West Eleveuth street, uear Broad- way, A PARTY HAVING SUFFICIENT NEW BLACK WAL- nut furniture and silver to furnish a three story honse Wishes to make arrangements with a small family for the ure of samoin exchange for Board. Address Bronson, box 189 Herald oflice, BOARD ON MURRAY HILL, BETWEEN FIFTIE AND Sixth avenues, Front and Bick Room, third oor, ele- Q BLOCKS FROM | BKOADWAY.—FASHIONABLE ©) Rooms, furnished, to let, to gentlemen, with all couve- ai rms $4 to $10, 207 West Sixteenth street. LEROY STREET—ELEGANT ACCOMMODATIONS for one or two married souples or a few single gentlemen, on reasonable terms; excellent table, house first class; 00 moving in May. ao JTH AVENUE, 200, CORNER THIRTY-FIRST STREET. An elegant Suit of Rooms can now be had, with private ‘table, on the second floor; also several fine Rooms for sing! gentlemen, If parties wish the rooms can be taken by the year. UCTION NOTICE.—LUKE FITZ! }O- § ERALD, AU Over $15,800 worth of valve, Bruteln, "Tngraia "Carpets, Beautiful Parlor Suits, latest style; Elegant four round corner Toewond Fisioforte ‘Works of fi Bee ges, Statuary, Parlor Oonamen Fine col Paintings, Bi Ch Pee Gicee) dee Scena ol Sit Le ERR cee DWARD _FETTINGER, AUCTIONEER.—-FIFTIETH E sale of Unclaimed Proj ry takes place on Thursday, March 48, at ten o'clock A. My af Central olliee, 300 Mulberry | street, consisting of miscellaneous articles, Horses, Boats, Iron, Rope, , Men's and Women’s Clothing, Dry Goods, 5 Waidhes, Jewelry, Pistols, Hardware, Shoes, &c. IDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. Genteal Household Furniture, at 63 Amity street, ‘By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, 20th instant, at 10. o'clock, all the contents of tie above house, comprising Car- pets, Mirrors, Bedateads, Bedding, &c. A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER, J Largo and Sxiansive Aale AVENUE, BETWEEN TWENTY-NINTH AND of Fichly carved black ‘walme and sceqwood Purntiaes, Vetvet JF aintcts wtetoteElesants Bult ok Rooms for gen. French Plate Mirrors, China and Glas | tieman and wife or single gentlemen, Call at or address 20 RET STRATTON Nassau street, room 4, Sixth avenues. “Parlors—Ebegart ta, covered with the richest description of French satin satel, silk reps and moquet; Turkish Chairs and Loun: ‘Fore, two clegant “vosewood Etaserss, srpie ives mat . two elegant rosew: eres, style XIV.; I ‘Butt, olleds richly carved aind gilded, made to ler for #600; walnnt 'Bookense, gilded and marble top les ; magnificent rosewood 7 octave Planoforte, Stool and ver; China and Lava Vases,rosewood snd walnvt Bedsteads, gantly furnished; ‘unexceptionable reference given ani LA reaus, Washetands, Commode, fine Horsehair and Spring 1 win ect on Wednesday, March 35, at 11 o'clock, at the private : r neti mag atom ee mrp | fay, March 25, at 11 o'clock, TO #12 PER WEEK,-PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH | Quired. Address W., box S112 New York Fost ollice. Mekal aad reves Minors, Curvaire,, Clocks, Hatletand, | Fesizence 260 Greene slreet (Winthrop piace all the House- BT eee EER PURARANT BOOKS Te | ies OARDING.—FEMALES CAN OBTAIN GOOD BOARD, with washing, at #325 per week in the spacious ani nt Home, No 45 Elizabeth street, one‘door above Canal. IRANCE, PARIS.-APARTMENTS AND FURNISHED Rooms, with or without Board, to let, in a magnificent Mansion In the centre of an extensive park; baths and hydro- pathy. 58 Boulevard, Eugene, Parc de Neuilly, old residence Of king Louis Philippe, Bois de Bonlogne. URNISHED ROOMS TO LET TO GENTLEMEN; terms moderate, Apply at 50 Norfolk street, a few doors from Grand. NE BLO CK FROMASTOR PLACE AND BROADWAY, elegant furnished Rooms, en suit or singly, with first class Board, in a private family; terms moderate. 33 Stuy- vena ONY, O8,1Wo NICELY, FURNISHED ROOMS TO, LET, to n gentleman und wife, about May 1, or to one or two single gentlemen, with or without Board; house bas all. the modera improvements ; Jocality West Tenth street, near Sixth avenue; references exchanged, Address E, A, C., station D Ooms MO LEL—A PARTY OF THREE OR FOUR single gentlemen can secure nicely furnished Rooms, all bandsomely furnished front Room, with first class | on sate floor, in a strictly private family, on and after May , ke, ; best references required. 1. Location near Fifth Avenue Hotel. Beat reference given ~ a ee and required. Address H., box 1,645 New York Post oilice, WO OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE ROOMS and Board, in a private family, wt No. 2 West Thirteenth , first house from Fifth avenue, 1? Lema FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, WITHOUT Board, to one or two single gentlemen, in brown stone pense 335 Second avenue; all modern improvements, Terms ow. in part of one hold Furniture of said residence, consistin rlor Suits, in Bleceker street, between, Macdougal add Sullivan,’ Also Tosewood Pianoforte (very fine), rosewood *e ” Teps and brocatel; rosewood and black walnut Bedroom Fur- Country Board near New York. Seah Te Moe Heating Teh ih Pang 13 BAST TWENTY FIGHTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH 3 the office | Le) avenue,—New and handsomely furnished Kooms to let, fe an gute sli, ou the European plan; restaurant ailachel; COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—ON THURSDAY, MARCH F., Souted'ra tiny scconamrecs berween secant and |] 4. (OUD NO. &) NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTI ‘Third avenues, the entire Furniture of the family, embracin: avenue and University piace.—Kooms on second story the usual assortinent of Parlor, Dining Room, Kedron and | €° mith OF AID Rig S)80 SIORIe eOmae RNR earn ZEFOLEOM Basement Goods; also one’ Wheeler & Wilson sewing | @xchanged. Machine, nearly new. More full particulars on Thursday WAVERLEY PLACE.—HANDSOMFELY FUR: Horning, 17 ninued Room suitable for faran ties of gen- = pi Gust SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS—BY LEAVITT, | temen, to let, without board. Refereuces required J STREBEIGH & CO.—JOHN H. AUSTEN, Auctioneer. é sii See nS Friday and Saturday, 27th and 2th, at 734 o'clock P. M., a 1 Tv IgarON EDACE, CORNER OF ( large collection of modern Oi! Paintings, all in elegant frames, eventeenth street—Beautiful location on tages all sizes and desirable subjects, by favorite artists. Among | Park, elegant House, desirable rooms, Hberal table an ae Frere, W. H. Cooper, Loemans, P. Bopb, Ceri | moving in May. Reference required, Muller, Hartwicke, Talbot, Dyke, Paul Ritter, &c., &c., now |) z 2 on exhibition, day or ee t the Clinton Hall Art Gal 19 UNION SQUARE.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED lerles, Astor place. Executor’s sale, See Horses. Le Roome to ie with oF without Board, to single goutle- yerms moderate, ENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER. = 2 ‘Handsome Household Furniture, On Thursday, March 26, at 1634 o'clock, ‘At No. 932 East Thirty-aixth street, Between Second and Third avenues. Elegant rosewood Parlor Suite, in brocatel and reps; rose- wood Etagere, Centre Tables, Music Stand, French 'Plite Mirrors, Velvet_and Brussels Carpets, solid walnut Chamber Suits, oak Dining Room Furniture,’ China, Glass Ware, Kitchen Utensils, ac. Catalogues at sale, ERMANN FALKENBERG, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 139 Eldridge street, sells this day at 11 o'clock, at 181 Grand street, the entire Stock and Fixtures of a house fur- niehing, toy, fancy, wooden and willow ware Store, consisting of Toys in every description, Hardware and French Baskets? have to be sold without reserve on account of closing up the business; also the Counter and store Fixtures, Awning and Walnut Puffet, Extension Table, Dining Chairs, Cut Glass d Bohemian’ Ware, Ivory Table Cutlery, China and Silver fare, 4c. N. B.—This will be the lurgest and richeet sale at this season. The auctioneer would call the particular atten- tion of his friends andthe public. Reliable men in attend- fence to catt and pack goods for purchasers, UCTION NOTICE.—R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAW (Wednesday), March 25, at 103g o'clock, at our salesroom, 3 Cortlandt street, contintdtion of Hardware Trude sale, ‘Fo-day’s sale will commence at lot 635, and will embrace carverat ttle and Pocket Cutlery, arvers, Razors, Butcher Knives, Stee Donble and singie Guns,” e Tea Trays, Siiver Plated Ware, ‘Tinned Ware, &e., de. R, T, HAZELL, Auctioneers, 81 Cortlandt strect, UCTION SALE OF HOTEL FURNITURE, ROAD Horses, Wagons, Harness, &c., by COLE & MURPHY, * Quctioneers, on Wednesday, 25th, at 10% o'clock, at the hotel’ of Al. Theai formerly Hiram Woodruil’s), ou Jamaica Plank 19 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE. e Board; large clo 29 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET,—SECOND FLOOR, 4 with Board; four large connecting rooms, elegantly furnished and first class; will let together or separately to first class parties ouly. 2 2 UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER NINTH STRE 44 pleasant Suit of Rooms on second and third Hors h to let, with good Board, References exchanged. 5 WEST RICHTEENTH STREDT, REIWHEN FIFTH | = e) and Sixth avenues,—A front Hall Room to let, with first class Board, to stugle gentlemen, UCTION SALES OF FURNITURE. HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER their personal attention to sales of Furntture at pri- idtences during the season, they have done for the ‘Bast 20 eye will algo hold regular sales at their spacious rooms, 93 Liberty street, a few doors west of Broad: UCTION SALE.—FREDERICK DILG, AUCTION- cer, will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, all'the Houselwld urniture of the private residence 45 West Fourth street, near ‘Wooster—Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Carpets, Paintings, Cur- tains, Clocks, Spring and Hair Mattresses, &c. Avene SALE OF CROCKERY, &C.—HENRY @. EVANS, Auctioneer, will sell for'account of whom it sti _BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. SINGLE GENTLEMAN DESIRES A HANDSOMELY ay concern, on Thursday, March 26, at 10 oclock, at 278 | } m7 i ed Dee Bowery, nent Houston strect, In lots to. sult Tetatlers’a ere | 50%% in lots positively to sult the trade, Dealeta invited, 34, WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR } furtished Room, with the modern improvements, in a al assortinent of white granite and common Crockery, Table < a OE square.—Three desirable furnished Rooms, counect- rivate family ; Breakiaat preferred; location must be below Glassware, plain and richly decorated French China, &c. Sale CRE a Soom ne realieinta tng, for gentlemen or patiies of gentlemen, without board, In Wwenty-tird street, and canlly accéauible. State, terms and reser’ 1 7 e 2 a a first class house. 1 138 poche casted SOSEPH MgGUIRE, auctioneer, will sell. on WEDNES. | ~———~ — —__—— Lonlare; Anil adrapess.» MOW/AES Hapa oIoes- | 5.) UCTION NOTICE.—J. W. CAMPBELL & CO., AUC- AY, Marc! at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Sales- ST. MARK’S PLACE.~TO LET, WITH BOARD, EMAN DESIRES GOOD BOARD (WITHOUT A tioneera, ollice removed from 106 Sixth avenue to 830 | 190", 11] Broadway, protest the SUPREME COURT, un- 36 two second story front Rooms, partially furhished ; A be ie ibe ‘an Aimerican family, el Wesel cal and id der direction of JAMES H. COLEMAN, Esq., Referee, the | algo one large furnished Room on third floor; call from 3 to Twelfth streets, Fourth and Sixth avenues. Address P. A, owery, near Fourth street, will, as heretofore, give their per- ‘onal atiention to sales of househ UCTIONEERS’ OFFICE, 350 BOWERY, NEAR Fourth street—J, W. CAMPBELL & CO., aitctioncers, Ali gell to-morrow the genteel and costly Furniture of a priz Yale family declining housekeeping, comprising a general as. fortment. Further particulars, N. B.—Parties disposing of Sheir honsehold furniture will receive the highest figures in valne, with correct copy of bill of gale when disposed of, J.W.0.¢Co. Immediate returns @y of sale, 1 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, NO. 167.—THE elegant four story bigh stoop brown stone H. in perfect order, contains allthe modern fmprovements, SWAT be wold at auction Thursday, 26th, at 12 o'clock, ut the Ex: Sulesroom. A. J. BLERCKER, SON & CO., Auctioneers, Y HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, AUCTIONEERS, Special and important sale of AM class Pictures, the old furniture: following deccrived property SULLIVAN STREET—No. 62, House, two story, basement and attic, brick front. BEDFORD STREET-No. $9, House, two story, basement | 4 and attic frame, with extension, TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET—Old No. 270, new 434), hree story and basement brick. FIFEH STREET—241, four story brick (with Store) on front and a three story ahd basement brick House on rear, AVENUE B—Il, three story and basement House (with store) on front and a three story brick on rear. Also, on Friday, March 27, 1868, at 12 o'clock, at the Ex- change Salesroom, by order of the SUPREME COURT, un- der the direction’of SAMUEL T. BARGER, Exq., Referee, on THIRTEENTH STREET—One Lot, north side, 195 feet west of avenne B. Maps and particulars at auctioneer's office, 116 Nassau P, TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIGNEF'S SALE, P. M. for this week. References exchanged. EAST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET,—ONE OR TWO gentlemen can find a handsomely furnished suit of Rooms, withont board, second door from the new building of the Union League Club, 44. UNION SQUARE, BETWER E Seventeenth streetts—A small Suit of Rooms to let, with Board, to a gentleman and wile; also oue single Room, HINGTON PLACE. 47 WE TO RENT, ONE Ps or two furnished Rooms on 8 id floor, to one or two gentlemen, without Board, in a priyate family.’ Recerences, box 6i2 Post oilice, A POOR SINGLE MAN WANTS ONE OR TWO FAIR ZX sized, clean Attic Rooms, unfurnished, with plain Board, ina private, religous family, below Fifteenth street, near Broadway. ' Adaresa Miller, Heraid office. A IRE BOARD IN| A private family of first class boarding house—Location between Thirty-fourth and Fourteenth streets and Sixth and Fourth avenuea; reference required and given. Address, stating terms and full particulars, D. A., Herald olfice. YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD BETWEEN TW ty-third and Fiftieth streets, Fourth and kighth avenues; good neighborhood; terms not to exceed $7. Best references exchanged, Address Board, station G. ROOM_WITH BOARD, WANTED, BY A YOUNG TLEMAM AND WIFE DE 2TH STREET,—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BACK 48" Parlor to one or two persons, with Board, Unexcep- tionable references given and required. Also a thir back Room, to agentlerann, Address W. P., station ( tione Shambet ct ° 3 ‘amos = ey lady engaged from home during the’ day; famfly pri- Secent knportetion of | | Me acid siclnoe neneror al eis. ae 50) WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET-TWO PLY Wato; terms mittat be movlerate; reference required. Address, RETA pe se Kila of Exchange, Promissory Notes 2 ash double Rooms to let, with Board, Also day board- | with'particulars, L. T., Herald ofiice. % aged ot ft rs take — — Leneanenes = ‘by HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER, on the evenings of Thurs- lon, due an! to become due, of the late tirm — o ' r S| ¥ & Metiregor, remaining fi h disposed GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD IN A Gay, 2d, and Friday, 3d of April, at the ted. “By'order of the cours, ‘Termscashe | FS) EAS OPPOSITE ST. MARKS [ {A private family from abont April 13; location between of and uncollected. By'order of the court. Terms cash. : mintenale 4 ARCHIBALD SCRIMGEOUR, Assignee. e arce, elegantly furnished om, with choice | Fourteenth and ‘Thirty-fifth streets; re ‘erences . Board, for geutieman and wife or two single gentlemen; all | quired, Adcress, stating full particulars, A. J., modern improvements. eee a is pectin xox PGA OARD WANTED—BY THE MONTH OR YEAR, FROM G3 CUINTON PEACE, ONE DO Bony 1 Hotouen preterroa tor gentleman wife end Leeds Art Galleries, 817 end 819 Broadway, southwest corner of Twelfth street, at ics AA each evening. collection has been recently much enriched by pur- @hases of many important works made during Mr. Beau- mont’s residence in Paris at the time of P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER—O' street, wil! sell on Thursday, 26, FICE 11 CHAMBERS Stsy At 1044 o'clock, ell FROM FIFTIT AVE- real Exhibition, Furnitiire and Carpete in brown stone privat aC oie Soaealt front Paries | i ‘ ; r cA Be Nell as from the various other art centres of uirope, fn the et Fitueth steve) near Lexington, avenue, Wal ee ann a ork oleae nora Tatarouce | Boy twelve foara old tree roonia,, with privilcke of bathe lection of which he has been guided 8 long artistic ex- et and reps; m: top Centre Tables, ne or b ia wants ‘ 5 MF bie, erience of more than thirty years, alded’ by an ample expen: : Mntainn voce for one or two single gentiem isteibtly private family, Address A. B.C. Herald ofices ture of capital, and contains thers specimens b; She following dislinguiehed painters, viz. : “ tugs, Verge lob FOR TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, ir Carpets and Rods, Hatsts } PLACE.--TO 1 65 IRVI I CARD WANTE Devedenx, Nordenberg, Zeim, Carl Hoff, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, best Hair Mattres: Je) on fourth Moor, with or wi ween Third and Seventh avenues and ‘Twelfth and Guilleiin, Beblesinger, “-HerniinG.Ten Pecrus, Books, larce Hible, walnut Extension ‘Tate, see " hs stronte; private family proferred: references ex- is Meyer, Klombeck, Kate, V. Chavet, other Chairs, China Tea Sets, Cut 65 EAST TWELFTH STREE! Bris aiccees with corms, which inust be low, J. LT. EDA, A. Dillons, onl OF Escoscura, Kitchen Furniture Rubber Hose, &e., 4 a9) ft #7, one at $10, oF one for twa geatlemen, with ir ‘box 101 Herald otfice, fer ovckhoven A. Hilersta: . Schelfout, Von Franken, 2 shits class Board, ina private French family, Esty : SET HEA a inston, Hiavenciever, Fiutier. neat hit? cacake Aes ens ae eater 3 Se ge = ee BoOARe WANTED—BY THER’ YOUNG GENTLEMEN, J. Baron, |. Calisch, le. ‘Back- E. J. Cobbetl “ q . i © WRsT FOUR’ 1 TWO NICELY alle, F. Kels, huysen, — Rolfe, o'clock, af the auction rooma No. 1 North William sireet, 82 rnished Kooms to let, with Board ef ager ree to single eae. I corner Frankfo! con? fe ie Ros i A e id wives; ation vel Hensant; DA NTE! 9 AN, J '¢ Kosenboom, Fanny Gecfa, Hueyvel, W. Klefstxhl, Sieling ‘of sont eo, tharble top ‘Dressing | men or gentlemen and w ves; location very’ pleasant: CARD, AYANTED— BY so ri MAN TER AND eT) ican De Jorgke”’ AvAchenbacke | Bureaus, Wash ‘llce Desk, Arm Chairs, | Partially private; terms moderato; reference required. 1; on the west side, not above Fittecnth street, if posalble. SThayer, C'e DeBylandt, Diaz,” Fe Rottiaeny aR an Clete VALE DY ocean aoe aries ae eee (NEW No, 184) WEST SEVE} NTH STREET, | Address, with terms’ &c., F. Y., station €. » Geeelscuap, Shayer, Sr W.Verschaur W. Amberg, | gTavings, Cottage and fron Bedstends, pure hair 40 1b. Mat- | Q4 (NEW NO: 1) MES et eae n ts Furnished | > ee : us ERO OOS 4 ‘J. Robie; also New England scenery, by F. E. Church. Tne Scene du Carnaval, the chef d’wuvee of Carl Becker. A Night Market, y ‘an Schendel. ‘An luterior, by’ F. Willems and Van Hove and others of vat celebrity. On exhibition on and from Tuesday March 4, day and tressea tine Feather Beda, Blankets Velvet, Lrusses ply and ingrain Carpets, Ofleloth, Matting, Bhow Ca mors and sea grass Mattresses, Cooking Stoves, one Alley, large ottice Desk, lot Watche: c OSEPH HEGEMAN & CO. 5 oJ Thursday, March 2%, at 12M. at Van Brunt street, be- thies | Rooms, with ras und bath, to let, to geutlemen oniy, in a BOARD WANTEDAIN A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE private family there are no other boarders, for three grown persons and a young boy ; three bedrooms an: Yerms miust Be moderate, Address POAkd WANTED PERMAN: man and wife; furnished rooms with extra large closets; 8 sitting room required; €., Herald otlice. &e, VWENTIETH | STREET.—FURNISHED Board, suitable for single gentlemen or Terms moderate, No tmoving in May. gentleman and wife. @vening until time of sale, with catalogues, tween Irving and Harrison streets, Brooklyo, three double “ FAST TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET, NEAR | aisoa smaller room for daughter aged 11 years, from July | to —— —— Se vielen) Baa | 109 PattuaseanescHiognauly furnished Frobt Rooms, | September 4, between Second and Seventh avenues. and_be- ¥ ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.—SALES- | 7OHN KERRIGAN, AUCTIONEER.—THIS DAY, AT 10% | Ina private house; table and accornm dations first class. low Twenty-third street, Address C. B. A. Herald oiice, she stating price and full particulars, CLINTON PLACE.—A WIDOW LADY, OCCUPY: Sagigpeaee for tag ass 109 yey a _ OARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, 1s tet some of ber best Rooms very low to qniet parttes Je gentiemen preferred, with Bourd for lady only, wost side, between Tenth and Twen- teth streets. Address A. B.C, U references. Cuil for two days. TIO MACROCGAL | STREET ELEGANTLY | PUR- I pished Rooms, with everything necessary for house- keeping, inorder that's family inay bave a complete home | 2 and live at a cheap rate, lL FAST FOURTE Jberty street and 112 East Thirteenth street, | 4)” 6: clock, at 171 Spring street, entire Furniture of five Furniiure consists of Carpets, Parlor Suits, Bedding and Kitchen Furniture. Sale positive. 3h avenue. nt Honsehold Furniture, rosewood Pianoforte, Mir- “urvets, China, Glassware, tc., at auction, STON & VAN TASSELL will sel!’ by auction day (Wednesday), March 2), at 103g o'clock, at the private residence, 127 East Twenty-fourth street, near Fourth avenue, ali the elegant Furniture, made by the best city makers, contained in said house, viz. :—Elaborately carved rosewood Parlor Suits, in atin; Carved walnut Chamber and Dining om Furniture, rosewood and walnut Dressing Wureaus, fall Stands, Loungea, Bookcase, Centre and Fancy Tables, ce and Dumask Curtains, Curled Hair Mattresses, Feather MAS, BAERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 31 Bible House, sells this day, at 10} o'clock, the entire Farniture in house M8 Allen stteet, cansisting of Hafrcloth Sofa, Chairs, marble top Tables, Bureaus, bl walnut Bed- teads, Bedding, Hair Mattrestes, Mirrors, Paiutings, Stove Yensils, kc. Positively in Iota, Dealers in- OARD WANTED-FOR A YOU plain family (no boarders), west. side, between Twelfth d Thirty-iifth streets: price #8 to $8; best of references, ress for two days Howe, Herald office, MRS. ARNOLD | T efore Aprit 1a very fine Suit of OARD WANTEDIN A PRIVATE FAMILY ABOVE Fourteenth strect, fur one year from May 1, for agentle- STH STR will have on or AWNBROKER'S SALE.—WATCHES AND JEWELRY. As and Pillows, rosewood Pianoforte ; Velvet, Brussels and : H RL na to fet, with Boards om second ators, front; private | than, wife, fourchildren wad nurse, Will partially farnieh Ingralu Carpets, Chinn and (lass, French Piate, Pier and | 2 gi fii LD, Auctioneer, will sel to-morrow, at If o'clock, | ote 10. tets “house fea slase. heterences exchangede | roorieif desired. Terms not to excosd 9835 ner mouth. Refer ide Mirrors, together with the Kitchen Utensils, with whieh J Tyonond Jewelry, Guns aud Pistol osieal ana’ Maimenae | = _ - — | ences given and rejnired. Address box 4,415 Post office, She sale will commence. Parties buying at this sale can have | cal tostruments, Tools, ac. Worthy the attention of dealers, QQ EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, CORNER OF TRV. | | yey So TION ea noe their goods stored until May 1, if desired, free of charge. ‘Catalogues now ready at the auctioneer’s oflice, 62 Liberty st. BX ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEE Balerroome 63 Live Street, near Fourth avenne, ‘The entire Stock and Fixtures of the Copperamith, House and Ship Plumbing Horsea, Carriages, Wagons, Hi + of Messrs Brinckerhott & §) ngateen at auction. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell by auction to- fur- | JIRST CLASS BOARD WANTED—BY A SINGLE GEN- tleman; location between Tenth and Twenty-fitth streets, gMating pecticulars will only be taken notice of. Ad- Y station A. 4.4 ing place,—A pleasant 4 story Room, By order of J. ed a8 & parlor, suitable for single gentleman, & J. Simpson, 95 AWNBROKER'S SALE. 487 Pearl street, will el Bowery, corner Delancey street, 600 Dresses, Brocha, ding, Boots an By ordur of W. batham street. 6 per R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, this day, at'11 o'clock, at 1st its of Silk and other ‘ape and Woollen Suawls; remnants Sil nderelothing, Quilts and Blankets, Be .. Worthy the attention of deal bn, i8t Bowery. YS SALE, THIS DAY, AT W. 8 INGRA- Rooms, | ~—— om — PRIVATE BOARDING WANTED—IN OR NEAR MADI- son avenue, in first class house. Parlor and two Bed- rooms, with good Board, for gentleman, wife and son (a young man); price #10 a day. modations are #atlaf sctory ® permanent arrangement may be made; unquestionable references given and required, Ad- $ STREEA.—FURNISHED thout Board, to let; terms reasonabi If family, ‘table and accom WEST FOURTEENTH STREET,-HANDSOMELY ed front Room, second finor, to let, with tieman und wife; family privale; references morrow, Thursday, March 36, at 10 hata ectoet, HAM'S, 53 New Bowery.—800 lots pledged goods, me. dress Mumford, vox 407 Post office. 08. 427 ws er and women’s Clothing. By order M. & J. Wolf, 10 Myttle av- = = oo esau NWO YOUNG LADIES, WHOSE TIME 18 OCCUPTED ween avenues © and D, all the entire Stock, Fixtures, " 4 x c 1 aK! URNISHED ne del , i 5 ; Mm, hon coutatned in said ‘vullting: vis’ Leinte, Cope | cont SrOokira L52 ReseAN ate reattene whine board i during the day, desire Board in a respectavle family; est side; terms rua e } vas 3. ML. AWNBROKER'S SALE.-THIS DAY JANES AGAR oat side; terms ratat be reasouable, “Address 8. Mu star Will well, at 69 New Bowery, at 11 o'clock, 500 lots of Women's Wearing Appare! of all descriptions. Uy order of John J. Levy, 46 Sixth avenue, ith’ and’ Plum: nq Tools, Steam Fittings, Castings, Wrought 0, Copper, Zine, Tin, &e, Descriptive catalogues now ready ‘at the auctioneer's oflice, 62 Liberty street. B. ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEFR—SALES- 01 1G] FAST, THIRTY-THIRD, STREET, NEAR Le3 IL ington avenue. large front Room, with good closets, on second and third loos, to be vaented on or be |W fore the Tat of April; terms moderate; table good. Re nged. ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ROOMS, with Board for the wife only; location between For 1 Twentieth streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues. R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, 497 PEARL STREET, CO’ ner City Hall piace, fe bow prepared at heretofore to roome 62 Liberty street and 112 East Thirteenth street. HNSTON & VAN TASSELL give their personal attention ‘sales of Household Furniture at private residences and at their spacious saiesrooms, 62 Liberty strect, near Nassau FAST THIRTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Lexington and Third ayennes.—Newly furaished Par. | Y —A FAMILY OF FIVE with Board, in a first xive his personal attention to sales of Houseb the resideuces of parties declining houseke 165 street. SATURDAY, March 28, cash advances made if required, Prompt jors and Bedrooms, with Be ‘and wife, or Boa } an hélareen r is their salearooms, No. 62 Ltherty street, pom nag for two. gentlemen, $86 per Week} two class house, situated between Third and Stith avenues Bac nat sie od " oheet nished Pai with Board for two, @40, moderate; if made an object, can furnish the roome entire excepting linen; unexc quired, Address 'H. Bt. 1 WwW BY A YOUNG MAN, A LARG Farrisbed Room, wita Board, ita strictly private fann- lonadle reverent fven and re- hy giving twit RICHARD, WALTERS, | AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE Fv Sale of Household Furniture.—Will sell, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, this day (Wednesday), March 25, at 1 o'clock, at 86) Greenwich street, a large aad general assort- ment of fine Household Furn ture, 'Y ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 89 Nasean street. AT 16] WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, 104 o'clock, Thursday 26th March, BERT SOMERVILLE mn all the ELE- 167 WASHINGTON, STRERY, HonOKEN, 1. Y( Nicely furnished Rooms, with Board, for familie Single gentlemen, at Kern's Hotel (OLD NUMBER) WEST FOURTEENTH STRE! will well at at MEALIO, Attorney for Mortga, ANT FURNITURE contained in the abo¥e dwelling, con- : ’ pesca) BC 4 fly, Board e keepers nesd not apply; price 40 to bs .S One or two gentlemen and their wives, or single gen- | 45a mon 4 nay ‘alt ing in past as follows :—Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Car. iomen, may obtain nicely furniabed Rooms, with Board,ina | qo% Mouth. References exchanged. al rake ar ree: Curtains, elegant Parlor Suits, in brocatel and cloth ; painted Chamber Suits, carved black walnut Bi teas, Bureaus, marble top Etayeres and Centre Tables, in green ‘reps and baircloth; marble top Buffet, onk tension Table, oak Dining Chairs, Hair and Straw Mat- Aremes, Sheets, Bedding. Kitchen Furniture in great variety, With which the sale will commence; also @ superb grand o mado by Chickering. ON MONDAY, S0TH MARCH, d ‘at 12 East Thirty-seventh street, HOUSEHOLD FURNITUREat the above private reatdonce. RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER WILLOW Wart ‘ke.—Will sell this day (Wednestay), at 1014 o'clock, the corner of East Broadway and Catharine street, a quan- tity of Willow and Wooden Ware, also Toya, &c. private fam: ed 185 THOMPSON STREET, SECOND DOOR FROM 5+) Blescker.-Good front Rooms, with Board, for gen- tlemen and their wives, or single gentlemen who would room together. No moving." (V3 West THrnry-rHIRD sTeEET, AU) single geutlemen only, four ne fneluding fire, gas and priviloge of bi D1 5 LEXINGTON AVENUE —PAMILIES OR GEN. w+) temen desirous of obtaining fret class xccommoda- ly, on rearonable terms, eall ax above, WASTED-BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, A ROOM, with Board; terma not to exeeed #14, fire and gas in: eluded. Address Andrews & Stoddard, station C, SANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, UNEXOEPTIONALE Board, with a front room and hall bedroom in a private family and’in a good locwtion, Address with terms, J. G. R., box 5,304, Post oillee, WANTED BY A MARRIED COUPLE WITHOUT CHILD. ren—A neatly furnished Room fn the house of a re apectable quiet widow lady, living moderately, without ranently, on res te Dourders or others lodgers; for such @ root wood rent will ~ aid wad very litte trouble given: any person situated as FAST EIGUTY-SECOND | STREET.—REOOND | Geacrivod will id the desirable opportunity of lessening St gy Bods | exponses; tocation between Bleecker and Tenth streets, an Glycerine, Almond, Honey, Bath and other Fancy Soaps ; a to let, with Board; modern tmprovements; $18 for | Phys and Sixth aver immediately after, at 852 Pearl street, a quantity of un- | two; one room $14 for two. E. Williams, station F, Mamped Soups, Pais, Diem Pi Onice Furniture, &e. semen ee a aan See, |e Parra McKwioHt, Deputy. JAMES O'SRIER, Sherif. | ]Q EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN WANTED BY (THE, ISTH On S07H OF APRIL: A 4 SHERIFF'S SALE.—RICHARD WALTERS, | AUCTION- + eer, will sell this day (Wednestay), at 11 o'clock, at auc- tion store 27 East Broadway, one Brewster & Baldwit tonian Road Wagon ; also one Barre! of Wine. SEEWACKER, Depu O'BRIEN, Sherif. TO LET, TO ‘urnished Rooms, room, SHERIFF'S SALE. * iz YY D. J. GARRY, AUCTIONEER, Large sale of Magniticent Housebold Forntt Positively without reserve. Mesare. BARRY & CO. will sell on Wednesday, March 2%, at the four story brown stone private residence No. 116 East ‘Twenty-third street, betweea Fourth and Lexington avenues, eommencing at 1035 o'clock. ‘The sale comprises the entire contents of the house, elegant Machinery, Di RICHARD WALTERS, auctioneer, will sell on this M4 (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, at 27 East Broadway, the jstoc of Lo of one of the largest makers in the city of Toilet, c 86, re. rent paid in advance, Address Mra. w York. - suits of Parior Furniture {n satin brocatel, rosewood and wal- —— —— — Third and Second avenues.—To let, In a Freneh fam- second story front Room, with partial Board, for gentle ‘marbie top Centre Lables, Turkish Easy Chairs in TILL BOTT, UCTIONEER OFFICE ily, two large c s alcove, closetty cold | man and wife, ration betweeo Nineteenth and Thirtieth Tosewood seven octave Planotorte sod weewood, Ben |W chastem entre pelle on Wedvendaral 10 croton, | bu hot water; thi ‘ nas Board, frrects and Fourth and sixth aveoues. Address, stating terms ich Lace Curtains, ac. {iso & magnificent collection Of raré | the Furniture of Semaily, removing to the country), at | S< WEST TWENTY-FOURTR STRERT.BOARD,— | °"4 ‘tll particalars, B., bor 450 Post office, pp Saascie odhcceala tam meat et ain fos Dotsiente; heat how Martoheen, fecthes Mela, satennbon 224 ont ie Pronk Room on the second mF ha WANTED.-ROARD IN JERSEY CITY FOR GENTLE Chamber Baits In rosews maboy and wainat Bureaus, | Table, % hy aC, and cold water; bathroom attached; to be vacul ia Aprii ant, wife and two children, six and cight years old. Ad. garved Bedteedn, Washatands, Bote Bet, pak Chairs pneacheritase dents min and Those who desire a home call as above, dross, with terma and particulars, B. H., box 44304 Post office, ive Heine Mate ond’ Gia im - ‘ ation wae Sehren eee ieee reece Fees ee pene reer ILLIAM ABROTT, AUCTIONEER-OFFICE 1% | (<4 EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNION “ ‘Ou? INFUR- Dining, Room — fice wold walnut Ext Wien tare, xelis on Thursday, 26th ne od 224 a ‘Two splendid Rooms, second Boor, in frst | WW ANTER-RY (cae wath ith Board, Mou Diving chattay logan! Suits i Je, Diving Chairs, 6 In rey lery, Giheaware, French China Tea Sets, Kitchen Furniture, Cooking Utensils, de. o'clock, splendid household Furniture, contained tn Mon- roe street, near Pike street; rosewood and mahogany Suits Jn baircioth, velvet and Brussels Carpets, marble top Tablen, Etaveres, Prench plate Mirrors, dressing Bureaus, feather Beds class brown at ood table, few béarders, splendid bk tion; prices moderate. Best referenc mo Din Sil eed in price #8 per week. Adi ‘with particulars, RV. 8 box 2) Herald often,” “Ureet particulars, me aaetalcinclilhinen EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.A LARGE FRONT quer ready mowing of sale, - and best halr Mattresses, Silver 2 ROO! A be plated Ware and fine Cutter 21 “Room to le oar’ r fe 0 ROOKL inewentrarl horton Kashnaese ot a 2; oie feghimer,”Fhe hoe “iPhone ovale: ee IN BROOKLYN, HAVING Y win BYRANDT AUCTIONEER, 64 BROADWAY, sa hy rn nt aetna A, — snore room tha ‘they require, wi Tet en Boanp, ele. ell by on un) Thursday, Friday and Saturdas TM. WITTE - 2 r 99O- W THIRTY-EIGHTH STREER—A SITTING | gently furnished Rooms on the second or third floor, We veningr at 7%; clerk, » large and ealnable collection o wt ee nh ROTOR RE SELES THe Dar ee 235. Room eaatwe sonvartiag Becroste to Tet, tovether | OF singly; house hae all th lern, Improvernentay ta in rn ON Paintings abl Crystal Medailivna, belouging to Gana! street @0 fine second hand Cae | eee ArAtely, With DTW Claes Bourd hace eon wtoss, with | good uclshborbood and le convenient to Fulton avenue or At- tbe American Art (ailery, extablished for the encouragement Ay, oneuiclied dont Geutre, Diniag wud | all modern ithprocements, "No moving in May. z fantic atreet cara. Meferences given and required, Address 1Of artists, Now on exibition free, day aad evening. - Mat finss Beery Spe curied Ma anotae |S 5 wnat aWaNTYaRGOND STARET, REYWARN | Secs cee ceeercoeees : Y HENRY 1. LEEDS & NINER. Stoves, 10 Han hecking and other Chains Wark | SAO peventh and Kiehinavenen.+ Herm to lats with OF COUNTRY BOARD. NRY H. LEEDS, ACOTIONRER, 4K sell by auction on Movday, Fesday, Wedneadry, Thare- day, Friday and Saturday, 24, $40, 26th, 98th, 2th and th M at 10% o'cloek excl , wt the well known KKIAN HOUSEFUBSISHING WARE way, nearly opponite Metropolitan Hat dng the entire ‘balnnoe of Stock, pod, including every article ‘ose1 uy fuinilies in housekeeping. Ceaalogues on mureng of aule, RB a EN Furniture rol ” Glock, Vases, wit and others invited, Browa, Ma V pM, WITTE Household ¥ steine and G. 8, Pingo, Oren, ‘of other goods. Deale: Also, by order of J. T. d oF private table, without Bons moving I ~ errant T YONKERS, ON THE HUDSON—A PRIVATE FAM. fly offer bandsome Accommodations for three or four adults; Stabling for horses, within easy walking oe ka boat or railroad depot. Address H. B., 63 bast street. OARD FOR A MARRIED COL dren, can be had immediately, or from May L next, | airtetly private family residing at’ Hudson City, N. Je rows X. Y., box 1,205 Post office, New York. Boxe AT BERGEN POINT, N. J.T Most DT. ST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, 8 R with Board, bandsomel ronvenient to care and Kood references R—SELLS THIS DAY, AT a reet, a ee eo of , WO pay storage; stored by Mr, Con- P. Hinman at No. 12 Carmine street. TRERTL—MRS, J. FOWLER, FAMT. I siring Board are invited to call; house first clase, Jerma moderate, Table Boarders. AB TWELFTH sth e) Large Room, with D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, A ouporite the Post offic rehol d MINER & BARKER will give their WITTERS, AUCTIONF-ER—SELLS BY ORDER OF ti Household Furni- f Housekald Furniture durin jor and Chaniber Suite, fine Bede Maite Vere wots At Sent of hee te Mat thet wen of fernilies @eclinin Mullet, Extension Table, China, | ae xe — am | Soentsen eee Be Cinuteal Wailtomd a5G eaecaibe yc will ala ular weekly pales a Nt nd Bedsieads, By order of attorney tor 33 WEST THIRTY-SPCOND STRERT, BETWE geatiemen can be aceommodate! by the owner of a pleasant, sitet ieual for the pag Beven years | mortgagee, J. J, Keho, oe E and Ni Pieasant Rooms, with | conveniently located private house, Address Cosey, Herald nan - | — —— -— — ——-~---—— | Board; al pial private bath, suitable for | oiice, MPS OM. MILLER THURSDAY, MARCH 9% AT | VAM, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER SELLS sits DAY, AT | a physician: neighdorh = - Yeluck, at 4a Willow street, Brookiy, all the Firni- | iP o'clock, at corner of Broadway and Fittyaevuneh | ~ " JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—AT OR NEAR FORT Bure containe ig anid honse, canals th 2 of black walnun@ofas, | air Fancy Goods, 1 Gh Casety Cas Fixe 3 Q WEW NO) BAST PINT TH STR! | / Washington, In a private family, for four or five qentie. Pfoirsy av ymed H b> tegusy Malluoases, ON | Sw Confretioner Goode Meplag, Jee { © Aished Rootes tole on aecan! Sor, with West men; location ntar the river, Addreet, stating acopuniaoda. BES oh metre ae ond Pie Dew wh egy din aie, ov ee tar anaes ine ~ sod ort AB. Cu 108 105 oltirw, NEW ‘YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1868-TRIPLE, SHEET, a emetl x COUNTRY BOARD, CP pleas BOARD.—A FEW ADULTS CAN Lg nehid A fine old mansion on Bloomingdale as Overlooking the Hi fat 112th stseet and Broad. way, one hour from City Hall by Eighth avenue cars to 10th - street; from ‘Thirty-fourth street pass the ground) plenty of shade and fruit trees, fresh vegetables, stabliny Fequifed. Address. Mrs. Clark, station ‘iy or Joba Clark, Broadway, up stairs, ROOMS, SINGEY, OR EN SUITE, CAN Now BH OB- tained in Elfzabeth, N. J., with a first class table; house is newly furnished throughout; has gas, bath, furaace ; is cated on the finest avenue In the city; five minutes’ walk from the depot ; 40 trains to New York dally; dinuer at 6%; every~ tuing Brat'clags, Apply at the corner ‘of Newark avenue aud Bond street, or address box $49 Elizabeth. AL ition to mono; wR CALIFO! via Panama Railroad, acacia Ra LOWER THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE, FULTON AND NEVADA, ” DS te w from pler 29 Nora riserey? arel 2h at 00D, _ For passage or freigh to bia CARRINGTON, ARCD cen 197_West st: cu f WILLIAM H, WEBB, Preident Cuannne Dane Vice Ereelmot, xchange place; New Fork, MALL CHILDREN CAN OBTAIN A COMFORTABLE Be — been ons per repent location end convenient est Faily School, Matawan, Ned ee A Yo ee WANTED Pit-3 OBmTLEMA fe, child and nuresy ode dreen By tox hldl Mow Son te eae eee _ HOTELS. fp OOMMODATIONS. FOR FAMILIES AND GENTLE- men at Allen’s Hotel, Hudson City, N. J., twenty minutes from New York city.’ JOHN 'ALLIBN, Proprietor. SHBURTON HOUSE, FORTIETH STREET, FRONT. ing Reservoir Park.—Superior accommodation for fami- ies and single gentlemen, Table d’hote. yah a EE EW ENGLAND HOTEL AND DINING SALOON, corner Bowery and Bayard atreet,—Two hundred light Rooms, neatly furnished. Lodging 60 and 60 cents, Entire dally expense about $1 50. For gentlemen only, NEW HOTEL (fANSION HOUSE, NORTHEAST COR- ner Thirteenth street and Fifth avenue.—The subscriber, prietor of Congress Hall, Cape May, has leased the above Targe and elevant: house. for the. purpose of a Hotel on the e European pian. It has been new aud handsomely titted tp and will be opened to parties desiring Rooms, en suite or fugly, on Thursday, March 26. ‘Yerms moderate, LAKE, RNER SIDE HOUSE, WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, 152D street station, having been repainted and put in excel- lent order the proprietor is now prepared to make arrange ments with families for the spring and summer month: EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS ‘T LINE TO FR NO The General Transatlantic \ o spany’s mail steamships between New York and Havre, caliing at Brest. The splendid new vessels on this favorite route for the Con- tinent will sail from pler 60 North rivér as follow: PEREIRE, Duchesne. aturday, March 21 EUROPE, Roussa: jaturday, April 4 81, LAURENT, Bocai Saturday, April 18 VILLE DE PARIS, Sur ay, May 2 Price of pasange in go pas ‘To Brest or Havre, First eabin, $140; second eabin, 885. 0 ‘aria, facluding raflway tlekets, furnished on board, Fist cabin wliby aecond cabin, 88. ‘There steamers do not carry steerage passengers. Medical attendance free of charge. Amertean travellers soins to or returning from the Conti- nent of Europe by taking the steamers of this line avold unnecessary risks from transit by Bugiien railways and cross- jng the channel, besides aaving time, trouble-and expense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 88 Broadway. inte NATIONAL LINE, The steamship ERIN from pler 47 North river. Passage to Liverpool or Queenstown—Cabin $100; steerage gi0 currency, Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queens- OMpply’ af tho ales of th 97 and 87 Rrondwa ¢ oflices of the company, f ve saist TW? J. HURST, Manager. GTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN SS dreland.)—The Inman’ line, under contract with the United States and British governments for carrying the mails intend despatching their steamers as foll CITY OF CORK, (via Halifax) CITY OF BALTIMORE. CITY OF BOSTON. CITY OF WASHINGTON, (via Halifax). CITY OF ANTWERP. Siturday, April 1 CITY OF PARIS. faturday, April 18 and ench nucceeding’ Saturday’ and’ alternate Monday, at 1P. M., from pier 49 North river. RATES OF PASSAGE By the mail stoamer sailing every Saturday, Payable in gold. Payable in currency. will leave Saturday, March 28, “Saturday, March 38 v Saturday, April 4 jonday, April 6 First cabin, ....+.s0++++ +100 | Steeraze. to Londdn, 105 to L 40 to Paris, m5 50 Monday steamers, first cabin,” $90, gold; able in currency. e from New York to Halifax: €20; steerage, #10, payable in gold. Passengers ‘also’ forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bremen, moderate rates, Sleeraze passage from Liverpool or Queenstown, 240, cur- rency, ‘Tickets can be bought here by persons sending for their friends. For further Information apply at the company's offices, JOHN 4, DALE, Agent, Broadway, N.Y. Re LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN, CU ard steamship 3 Wednesday, March 25 Wednesday, April 1 ‘ednesday, April 8 ‘Wednesday, April 15 NEW YORK, 130 | Second Cabin... 880 3145 First cabin, for freight or passage ay to Bub OF Passage 2PHY CUNARD, 4 Bowling Green, N OnICE, 70, PASSENGERS. ST will suf! from Cunard wharf, Jerse; arch. VPaseengers to be on board at l For cabin passage apply at No. 4 Bowling Green, For steerage passage apply at 69 Broadway. E. CUNARD. AMSHIP TARIFA ity, Saturday, 28th PACIFIC MAIL STEANSITP company’s ‘Through line to California and China, Freight and pi at greatly reduced raes. Steamers ofthe avove line lenve, pler 42 Norun reer foot of, Cunal street, at 12.o’clock noon of the Ist, 11H aud 2ist of{ every mont, except when ese dates fallow’ Susiay, then 0m Saturday preceding. | One humired Hounds baggage free to each adit, Medicine; nd attendance free, wap 1, ARIZONA, Captain Maury, conneetng-with COLO- ‘aptain Smal Steather ‘March 21, 1868, connects closey with steamer CHINA, leaving San Franclaco April 14, for Japan and China. For passage tickets and all further informasiol ap. ab Company's ticket oiliee, on the wharf ioe oa ae { 'Y, Agent. ¥ NITED STATES MATL TO HAVANA ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, ing regularly every Thursday, at 3 o'elock P M. precisely, from pier No, 4 North river. MISSOURI, Captain Palmer... coLumBiA, Captain F, Van Sice, via MORRO CASTLE, Capiain R. Adams., For freight or passage apply to. i: Presiden Chobe ARTS Ip Bowling Green. FAVANA Sisal, AND VERA CRUZ, Sailing every twenty days, the e&gant new steamship ‘VIRGO, Draken, Commander, will leave pier — Enst river, on For freight or semany, April 4, at BP. Me ‘or \t or peaBage ( bien APPEL ALEXANDRE & SONS, ‘44 Beaver street. (OR NEW CRLEANS DIRECT. Merchants’ Steamship Line, comprising the first claso hi GENE Kt GRANT. Captain J, B. Hildret CRESCENT CITY. Captain E. W. Holm SHERMAN, id Cay ar Wh Agtenteion GENERAL MEADE. aptain A. W. Sampsom UNITED STATES Captain Geo. L, Nortom ‘The steamship (GENERAL, GRANT, e tain J, B. Hildre ‘ will be despatched on Maturday, March 28, at 8 o'clock P, M.s From pier No. 12 North river. Frelghts received at through rates for Mobile and Galves- ton. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply to the agent, SAMUEL STEVENS, 40 Broadway. ANS DIRECT. (OR NEW OF ee CROMWELL LINE. ne will leave pler No. 9 North river, a8! Steamships of tht 8 P, M., as follows George’ Washingtor Cortes. Mariposa. ea cane FOF Passe On TT GHOM WELL & CO., 86 Weat street. OR BAVANNAH, Gay, ware Se * a SEVERY THURSDAY. PW SIMEWHEEL STEAMSHIP y HERMAN LIVINGSTON, Capt. Eaton, Thursday, March 26, GENERAL BARNES, pt. Morton, ‘Thursday, pril 3, i} from pier $8 North river, at 9 P.M. ‘precisely, giving throughs oF tel, a LIVINGSTON, FOX & CO., £8 Liberty street. JOR SAVANNAH, GA.—MURRAY’S LINE, EVERY’ Tuesday, at 3 P.M. rei From pier 16 East river, foot of Wall street, ‘The favorite steamships LEO, Dearborn... “Tuesday, March ed, Phillips A ‘Tuesday, April ‘or freight dr passage apply to RRAY, FERRIS & CO. ae 1 and 62 South street. Ro SAVANNAH, GA., EVERY SATURDAY. ha Black Star Line. oY. Steamship HUNTSVILLE, Crowell. Saturday, March Steamship MONTGOMERY. Lyon Saturday, April at 3 F. M., from pier 13 North river, Through passage tickets given over the Central Railroad of} Georgia and AUantic Gulf Raiiroad, Florida. ‘Apply to 'R. LOWDEN, Agent, 98 West street. OR SAVANNAH, GA.—EMPIRE CITY. Every Saturday, from pler 13 North river, Punctually at No.3 P.M. The favorite sidewheel steamships SAN JACINTO, Captain Atkins, Saturday, March 98, SAN SALVADOR, ‘Captain Nickerson, Saturday, April 42 Through tickets’ to all points in conhection with Centr Rujiroad of Georgia and Florida steamers. For freight or passage a) 1 seihates Wh! R. GARRISON, Agent “1 No. 5 Bowling Green, New York. TON, BEAUFORT, HILTON HEA: AND FEORIDA PORTS. ae FRIDAY: MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. E, B. SOUDER.. pt. Lebby.. MONEKA. Capt, Shackford. P From pier No. d'Norihi river, at 8 P.M.” jhirotigh ‘passage, tlekets and bills lading Issued to all points South in connec! tion with South Carolina Raliroad and by steamers to Florida’ ors. PeProight taken as low as any other line, WHEELER & LINNARD. Agents, 13 Broadway. e a ee CHARLE: THE PROPL GTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, N ‘From New York only $30 steerage. NEBRASKA, Guard. Vednesday, March 25 COLORADO, ting Wednesday, April 1 Cabin’ a een, a 87 East river. Passage from and to'New York, Parts, Hamburg, Rotter- Segre ey Drafts on Ireland, England, France and Germany at lowest rates, ‘Apply 0 WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Proadway. OTICE,—THE SPLENDID STEAMSHIP NEBRASKA, Captain Guard, sails from plers7 Eaat River, for Quoens: town and Liverpool, on Wednesday, March 2, at 40 clock P. M. Cubin passage 480 gold; steerage $00 currency. Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. HE HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S Tron Mail Steamship BORUSSIA, N.C, Franzen, commander, carrying tho United States Mail, will sail as an : EXTRA STEAMER, on SATURDAY, April 4, at 2 P. M., for HAMBURG, via Southampton, taking passengers at the following greatly reduced rates, paynble in gold :— Firat Cavin #100; Second Cabin $60; Stocrage £30, KUNHARDT & Co., C. B. RICHARD & BOAS, General Ageiits, General Passenger Agents, No. 61 Broa street ‘No. 6 Barclay stredt. HE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S fron mail steamship ALLEMANNTA,, W. Bardua, command rrying the United States mail, will sail on TUESDAY, March SI, at 2 P. M., for o HAMBL RG, faking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and ndon. First cabin, #120; second cabin, $72; steerage, $36—pay- able in United States gold, The CIMBRIA, Haack, will follow April 7. KUNHARDT & €o., C. R. RICHARD & BOAS, General Agents, General Passenger Agent No. 61 Broad street, N.¥. No. 6 Barclay street, N GAPETY, SPEED AND COMFORT. , Further reduction in passage rates, ‘The favorite pasvenger steamers of the Anchor Line anil every Saturday, with passengers for Liverpool, Glasgow and Derry: BRITANNIA, Lard, eafia. -Satarday, April 11 COLUMBIA, Carnaghan, sails, . Saturday, March 23 CALEDONIA, McDonald, sail ‘Saturday, April 4 From’ pler 20 North river, ni 12 o'Giock noom Rates of passage, payable in currency Cabin to Liverpool, Ginsgow or Derry, $90 and $75, accord- {ng to location. ‘Excursion tickcts, good for twelve months, #160, Intermediate to gow or Derry #35, Sieerage S20, Prepaid certificates from these porta $37. ‘Passengers booked to and from. urg, Rotterdam, Ant- werp, Havre, &c., at very low rates, i For further information apply at the company’s office, No. 6 Bowlin owing Green, New York: teNDERSON BROTHERS. To avoid impoaition passengers will please come direct to the office, as this company does not employ runners, ] ONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE, 4 Steamers fortnightly to London direct, from pier No. 8 forth river, PULA April 4] ATALANTA. WM. PENW, “April 18 | BELLONA... ror pam pest rates, H.OLRWK, No. 36 Bromtwaye mst alway, For freight, apply to HOWLAND & ASPINWALIy No. 54 geri rds ROE Forks AND & anita TPUE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS steamship NEW YORK, F. Meyer, master, carrying the United Staten mail, will sail from the Bremen jaer, foot of Third street, Hoboken, on THURSDAY, MARCH 26, ror BREMEN, VIA ‘SOUTHAMPTON, taking passengers to London, Havre, Southampton and’ Bremen at the following Fates, rable to gold = for the first cabin, #120; second cabin, $7 To be followed by steamship UNION, H. J. Von Santen "Forlilto atee at " ; rae eR OUERICHS & CO., 68 Frond steoot. prssace BY STEAMER TO AND FROM Liverpool and Queenstown Also from Lit AL ee ht r Pras payable 1G all parts of GreseBritain and fretand at jowent rake o Ary to FAPSCOTT BROS., & South street and 23 Broad- way, York. Sree re URL Aad Ee ga NEBRANK As costes cccseececcoosess-Wedneaday, March 25 ERIN. Saturday, March 28, Drafts payabie in any part of Bngiand, Tretand and s ot- Ind at euront rates of exchange. Apply’ at THOMPSON'S by Omice, 73 Brondw LERPOOL, NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Steamship’ Company. Norice. the steammbip CITY OF BALTIMORE, from Liverpool; will commence fo discharge under general’ order at pier 48 North river, Tharsday, March 96, at 1 P.M. The company will not be Fesponsible for any lows or damage aris- {ng to goons after diacharge, and all goods not removed within ‘M4 hours wiil be stored at consignees’ risk and expense, G. DALE, Agent, 18 Broadway. QTEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN. , CUNARD LINE, TARIFA antie Thursday, March 26, PALMYRA ells Thursday, April 9 Cabin passage, BAO gold; Kteerage, #90 currency. For * | freight or cabin passage ap; ip nt No. 4 Bowllng Gren. . For | stecrage passage apply at 6 Broadway. CUNARD. | COAMTWISE STEAMSHIPS. JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, FIRST CLASS ST } ships despatched every Saturday, First enbin, 860; fAecond class 27. Superior accommodations. Apply to J. M. FONTAN[:, 88 Weat street, | (PRXAS LINE.FOR GALVESTON.THE Al STEAMER 1k TIDLIE, Captain Parteitee, will leave pier 20 Enst river, April, For fraight or panaage apply to mee MORAL LORY 800 ft Wa den Lana. * Wednesda WIOR CHARLESTON, &. C,, THE FLORIDA PORTS AND) the South and Southwest—Regular Line.—Cabin pass #15. Freight lower than by any dther line.—The Al fast an reliable steamship MATANZAS, J, Ryder, commander, wi sail Saturday, March 98, at 3 P.'M,, from pler 14 East river, foot of Wall sircet, Bills of lading signed for all points 1 the fnterior, Agents in Charieston forward all goods of commission. SARAGOSSA will sail on the following Saturday. ARTHUR LEARY, 73 William street. enna OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS. ‘New York and Charleston Steamship Company. First class sidewbee! steamshi MANITATTAN, captain M. 8. Woodhull, will sail from pier 8 North river, n Thursday, March 96, at 3 P.M. Supertor acesmmodations for, passengers. ‘Through passage tickets and lita of lading isened in cone nection with the South Carolina Railroad to pointa South ang Southwest, and with mers to Florida ports. Goods forwarded free of commission. Bills of lacing furnished and signed on the pier. Passenger and freight office, No. 95 Broadway. HENRY BR. MORGAN & CO., Agents, He Meamship CHAMPION, Captain. Lociswodd, will fole ow. ‘ FOR CHARLESTON, §, Cy THE FLORIDA PORTS AND the South and Sduthwest.—Regular line. Cabin pase kage, #15.) Freight lower than by any oxber line, |The fast and ‘popiilar steamship SARAGOSSA, M._ H, Crowell, come wander, will sail Saturday, April 4 at P. My from pier 1 East river, foot of Wall street, Bills of lading signed for al points in ‘the interior. Agents in Charleston forward goods free of commission, ARTHUR LEARY, 73 Will et. UTSIDE LINE TO PHILADELPHIA. LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP LINE. Steamahips BRUNETTE AND COQUETTE. One of the above steamers will leave pier 3) Eastriver, Newt York, and pier 19 North wharves, Philadelphia, every 'Wed nesday and Saturday afternoon. | Insurance cuaranteed at % er cent. For freight appiy on the covered wharves as aboved ht Feoeived at ali hours. = s— i OR SALE AT A DISCOUNT—ONE AND HALF TICKs for Charleston by this week's steamer. Apply at tho drug store ia Herald building, ________PRAVELLERS?_ GUIDE, OR ALBANY AND TROY—FARE. @1 50, AND PRO. portionate reduction to all points, West and North. The steamers C, VANDERBILT and CO: CTICUT leave pier 44 North river (near foot of Spring street) daily at 6 P. Me Fare on Sunday evening, &2. bs hg RIVER, AND HARLEM RAILROADS. Taina for Albany and Troy, connecting with ‘Northern! and Western trains, leave New York via Hudson River Rail- road, Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue, 8 and 10 A. M. and) 6:30 and 11 P. M., and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty», ‘th street and Fourth avenne, at 11 A. M. and 4:35 P.M. The 6:00 P.M. train via’ Hudsoo River will Sundays. Bleeping cars attached to 6:90 and 11 P. M. trate, WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice Presttent —— Tun 0D TaD FURNITURE. FIRST CLASS OUTFIT IN WALNUT $ wood Furniiure and Upholatery; also Pinkhardt’s pros ilum parlor Bedateads, manufactured and sold by J. F. Os PINKHARDT, 167 Bleecker street, corner of Sullivan. AUURIVATE SAUECALL THE ELEGANT Hovse-| hold Furniture contained in private resilience 44 West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, at a sacri~ fice—Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings, Bronzes,, Mirrors, Bookeie, Books, Ltageres, Bureaus, Wardrobes,! ‘arpets, ke. LL THE FURNITURE CONTAINED IN “HOUSE 183 Lexingtoa avenue for s ale cheap. ARGAIN FOR CASH,—MAGNIFICENT SATIN BROCAy tel Parlor Suit, made to order for H, will be sold for, +4200; one do .#150! green rep Suit, 7 pieces, $195; one do 885. Great variety of parlor, room and dining room Furnt ture, Turkish Chaira Lung, appring, hair Mattresses chen ERNEST ROTH'S, Furniture Wareroom, 68 Bleecker 8 near Broadway. LEGANT CARVED BLACK sale cheap, 961 Weat Fifteet WALNUT CHAMBE: th street, vi Feente RE.- ~ Great reduction in price, at DEGRAAF & COCHRANE’ 458 Canal and 10 Vestry streets, New York. URNITURE WANTED,—THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID ture; Carpets, cy in amall or large lots, Ci K anvottiee 120 Bowery, of address as above. [JOUSEKEEPERS SUPPLIED AND CAN PAY BY ‘kor month for Carpets, Oileloths, Furnitu Hiltegee ‘al BENDALL & CO.'S, corner of Canal und! Hudson streets. ‘ON AND THREE PICKARDS EX BED OP Birnie nt 208 Fast Thirty-fourth street. Time will jiven with proper security. was WARD &€O., ‘Manufacturers of Furniture, Established 1850, Warehouses 15 and 77 Spring street, corner of Croat. Manufactory, 279 West Twel rect, extending through 12) Jane street. Buyers of furniture are invited to examine the larg: stock of fashionable furniture to be found in this elty, con ting 0 ainber, Parlor, Library and Dintng-room sults of our own, manufacture, and warranted in every respect. Particular atiention given to the furnishing of churches, country residences, hotels, €e. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. ({UCKOO CLOCKS—OUR MANUFACTURE, IN GREAT J yar and cheaper than avy imported, wholea sale andretaii, at A. FRANKFIELD & 00'S, Jewellers, 208 Sixth avenue, corver of Fourteenth atreet and 815 Bight® avenue, corner of Syrmnty-aix oe