The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1868, Page 2

2 TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, A —¥O LET, IN NEW HERALD BUILDING, TWO i Mtisome connecting Rooms, fourth floor; three elegant com- necting Rooms on fourth ftoar. Apply to ISAAC O. BARKER, room 14 Herald Building. ~T0 LET IN OLD HERALD BUILDING, CORNER Loe vutton and i streets, New York, a Plov lable for light mauwt 1 business. Address Isao STORB ON UNION SQUARE TO Possession immechately, A. J. LYNCH, 21 Nassar. street, NCH COUNTER AND OYSTER BAR TO wil employ x good cook who understands his busl- Broadway, coroer Amity street, fe JFTLooR FOR Bi SS PURPOSES TO LET—AT 35 Union syuare pax 0, or will divide it, Inquire on pre- mises. of BELL BROS. TORTS, 70 EETIWITH STEAM POWER; | WELT. Ha. Jistiod tae locality; rent’ very cheap. Inghtre at 830 Pearl street. LOfTS 70 LET—PESIRABLY LOCATED TN CHURCH 4 street. « ner, with immediate possession, Permits Of A.JO RNEAY, No.1 Pine street, T_ATNO, 85 UNION SQUARE. IN- #, of BELL BROS. A STORE IN FULTON STREET, NEAR Tnguire of G, ROLL, room No, § 208 QTUDTOS TOL WD quire on prem TPO LeY_IN PAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, STORES, With Hack Kuome; will be fitted up for # good tenant; rents low. R. H, HIN. 975 Second avenue. 10 LET -A SPL arp. LOCATION, bey MANUFAC- turing purposes, near the Erat river, above Cran a four store ho hding, 6 feet front, ground floor 100 feet deey also atw 9 feet front. gis a W. WW. LYON, 61 avenue D, New York. GOR STORE, WITH FIXTURES, &0. ’ geet and Third avenue; also Cottages, nt streets. Inquire of J. VERMILe {aud Third avenue, To Ler Vins? LOPT NO. 7 BARCLAY STREET: bj location very desirable; good sized low. Apply on pre PO LPT UPPER PART OF 81 BLEECKER STREET, tor business purposes” Apply in the drug atore. pely ails sod 8D HOUSE 10 LET—IN 199TH STR y bebween Fourth and Fitth avenues, three story Town ni House; ali modern conveniences; rent or wi house for 1,000, and god tur: ation, iinmediate possession, Address [/LY FURNISHED HIGH STOOP HOUSE, Vike’s Opera House, to rent to @ etrictly ty fer one person, $200 irteenth street, first othe avenue; suitable for a private hotel. . BAKICER, room 14 new Herald Building. OLY ENGLISH BASEMENT MARBLE to let—Elepautly furnish, on Went Twenty: H. R. DREW & CO., $45 Broadway und 115 Filth avenue. TORY UIGH STOOP BROWN STONE ished, on Fiith avenue, near Thirty- H. K.. DREW & CO., 15 Broadway and'175 Fifth avenue. 3, NOS, 8 AND 10 PINE STRE adway, 4 at, brick. B, b., 18.6350. .81,00 ave, Amt Ds Be Ee Da : + 24.0 av, near Both af pig ar 4ith st., Bat. be BROADWAY—BY STANLEY DAY, TO LET Pp, & bendsome four story brown stone, partially No. 8 Livingston pince, east side of aad fronting oue of the handsowest dowu town lo , RLEGANTLY FURNISHED, FOU R. hicen ‘rooms, ‘to lease till May, L870." Appy 2 "ifleenth street, between Union z pact VTY COTTAGES, 20X44X100, AT BAST jet: rent = per month,or wil exchange for od pronstty in this oly. “Apply to JOSEP A. LEVY, an Mi Pine treed, faproved No AT 925 BROADY LX” iree to any « Alshed city oF coun aur Istep me tiring from with all the mi with firm Prit ompletely fate between emirert and near Broadway; this isa chance seldom ed. Aducens Furnished House, Herald office PHU corns DELIGUTEULLY SITUATED hail vile above Harlem, to let Next, at B58 MAS RAK AND UNPURNISUED HOUSE: 1, Irvington, Orange, Eilznbe ur the elty, ved ren 1 Pine etre Permits Let IN TWENTY-FOURTIL month: four Hd board House ip in COLLIN: id Pile street, 2D HOU Ist Fifth aveo' AND UN PURNISID FS TO LET PEPE AND CAN PAY BY Icloths, Parottan houses, wy NFAK THE FERRY, A HOUSE, in brat rave r, furnished oF ' P 1 erin. Apply «! UD-BROWN STONE HOUSE, ¥ SION, THE BRICK Dith street, betwe uaprove padway, MPO Lit ett) NEWLY FINI ! row } ‘ow. Apt the premier. TIL IST OF MAY, 187, OR LONG frat clase fall atzed three story hifeh. nih sereet, between Firth and vire of E,W. LUDLOW & HOUSE IN| CLINTON A. T. H., Herald other. APARTUNENTS TO LET. I8t WAVERLEY PLACE; arate entrance. Also ‘back parlor, two bed- 00 per month, 60 Fe- BNIENCES, TO way. WITT ALL €¢ treet, near} , i; ALSO, WITH KOK & WILSON, 290 Varick atreet. SIX ROOMS ns each: KH. HIN AND APARTMEN po ur PNT, TO A SMALL FAMILY, FIVE Pa seond tntes eassand water in the hove. Hu vises, 135 West Fifty-fourth street. ISHED APARTMENTS FOR GENTLE. rlicht housekeeping; Hedrooms for sin thug together, rom 4 per week up: ed Kova, 47 Amity street. Lb, ROOMS TO LET-TOGETHER OR * per month erc privilege of f. Apply at 449 Second avenue, near Twon- NO LET—A SUIT OF FIVE ROOMS, PARTLY FUR- hongekeeping; Will be let together oF sepa corner Sizih avenue, 10 LET-A EPLENDID UPPER PART OF A FOUR ftory house, & mena, for bo tamt'y of metiately ble. Apply on premises, 269 West Fifteenth « (PO LET-SPCOND FLOOR OF HIGH STOOP ToUSF Tso West Fisiy uid street, between Br avenue; re J per mouth; bath room eladed. Inygrure on the premises, LET—FURNISHED FLOORS OF SIX AND POUR + Fifty and Broadway ond street; Fic ol Apply to H. WEST, tailor, Br iity-liret stract, O NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, SECOND 65% Hud- 0 oor, with « private family, for housekeepin, fon tree. AST THIATRENTH STREET, TWO HLOCKS 21 be ee bysician’s offce for last tive Halt or nt four story brown, stone iovme ; presept occupants ving thelr own cma, ward gee the Priv z session now of September COUNTRY “HOUSES, FARMS, &0, TO RI ~ aol 2p COTTAGE TO LET—AT SEA SHORE, Tong Branch ; nlao one for boarders, fling ; rap. Por particu a¢e iu Rye FARKINGOWS « ‘confectionery, toh Brvadway. near treet. TSAND PARTS OF TOVErS, FROM Third avenue, Twenty-cighih ‘Twenty fourih auiect, Second ) RICHARD Broadway. | Niuiw . COUNTRY HOUSES, PAKMS, &C. TO RENT. EAUTIFUL COTTAGE TO LET-F! RNISHED, FINE grounds, all 4a order, less than one hour by rail. Cote tages for sale and ig meee E. M. MASON, No. 1 Centre street. 0 oT, e E [ASTIN UPON THE HUD- aon, writ hating Aine well, garden of ball an ib frat bles of the season. GLORGE PK ATTENHORN, 244 Washington treet. Pogue MOUSE AT RED RANK, NVAR LONG ranch pms, newly furnished; garden ful of aie ron iusmediately; rent merely nominal. “nquire at 80 Aunity street. ETA RTMENTS IN THE COUNTRY, TO A we 3 Fate roleasart and ‘healthy location; 45'minutes from Hoboken (erry by horse cars, Address E. A. C., Herald oflice. FOR SALE "CITY REAL FSTATE r East Sid \, STANLEY DAY, BROKER, Dwgersin i iecyciee ‘address printed List Of city houses, fuslness properly, tenemegis, vacant lots, at all prices, ia every directiva. 7H STREET, EAST OF FIFTH *AVE- story high stoop brick Hot well; posses- ne every improvement; will rent JOSEPH MASON, 27 Pine street. sion aby time; price $25,000. West Side. : RGAIN.-FOR SALE, FIVE STORY PHILADEL- nen brick bigh Cort) on West Thirty-eighth street, be- deer Seventh and Eighth’ avenues; mize 17x05x100; all’ im- provement 1 rooms, in good order; lease till next May for 11,500; price only $14,000; terme es Si Also a number of ower bargains. FLOCK & CAFFERTY, %5 Broadway, near Thirty-fourth street, up stairs WE: "Y-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH rel ro" stone; perfect o1 $ rae nk. SEEVENSON & SON, 111. Broadway. N @4 YEARS LEASE OF LOT SOUTH SIDE FORTY- eighth street, near Fifth avenue, 25x100, for sale cheap; id it only #450, NS" SOLIS RITTERBAND, Nos. 7 and 9 Warren street. IGHTH WARD PROPERTY FOR SALE—144 SULLI- van atreet; fulllot, two brick houses; 7,000 may re- matn; price $14,500. M. D. LANDY, 389 Broadway. OR SALE—SECOND AVENUE STORE PROPERTY, paying 15 percent, from $18,000 to 75,000: also side atreet Tenement Property, from ##,000 to $15,000; cash from 85,000 to $5,000; a large number of desirable lote on First and Second avenu h spelt ding corners, IR & WILSON, 423 Third avenue. (OR SALE—THE LARGEST CORNER IN THIRD AVE- nue, 27370x90; cheap, if sold immediately. HENRY WOLFSOHNS, 809 Broadway. YREAT BARGAINS.—Bi BUSINESS STORE AND X House in New York, immediate possession, on Sixth avenue; algo elegant private Residence; tour years\ lease of Apply at 612 Sizth avenue, OF SIXTEENTH STREET? NEAR FIFTH AVENUE Four story high stoop brown stone front, House, 31) 100; to perfect order; will rent weil 350,00. JOSEPH MASON, 27 Pino street. DLOT OF LOTS ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF TENTH coue and Lighty-fourth street, 143 feet front on Tenth ¢, 100 feet on Elghiy-fourth street. Will be exchanged for a House wel located, PHELIS, FALLON & CO., No. 53g Pine atreet. 4.3? ,STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AVENUE AND be) Broadway.—For sale, « very fine four story basement and sub-ceilar Philadeiphiasbrick from celiar to roof and handsomely frescoed, price, including gas Sxtures, mirrors, cornice nl? cas; posseasion iunmediately ; the locatiga is Also neveral other Houses in choice locations cheap. WATERLOW & CO., $55 Sixth aven fonse, in complete order 1.350100. ny BBL,(0, rat clase, e. Mixcelianeous, OF PROPERTY ON A oy atreet—Price $14,000, bait cash, Broadway. RNER 1 Apply w G. T BUSINESS CORNER ON GREEN- arent, $18,000; & corner on Hudson street, €10,000; several low priced’ dweiling Houses in the Ninth ward, for sale by D. F. HALLOCK & CO. 567 Hudson ot OR SALE—A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENG- lish basement House; modern improvements; in com- plete order; with or without elegant Carpets, dc. A bargain, Terms easy. Inquire of owner, on the premises, new No. 181 Lexington avenue. OUSES FOR SALE AND TO LET—IN NEW YORK end Brooklyn. Appiy to GEORGE [7. HARING, 170 Nassau street. T OUSES FOR SALE-FURNISHED AND UNFUR- nishcd, in choice locations, from $15,000 to $75,000. PHELPS, FALLON & CO., No. 53g Pine street. WO DESIRABLE CORNER HOUSES FOR SALE ON Lexington avenue, four stories, bigh stoop, brown stone, finished in hurd wood, and all improvements. Prices moerat Also others. ALBERT BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine strey BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. T GEO. P, BALLS REAL ESTATE AND OHIO STONE ST Liberty street, a tree story high stoop House, modern improvements; other Houses, at all Money t BARGAISS.- BLOCK OF TWELVE | MOUSES IN Brocklyn to exchange for a Farm; Farms and Country feats to exchange. Parties wishing fo exchange call on JAQUES, 208 Broalway. LOR SALE IN THE cry OF BROOKLYN, 20 LOTS, situated on Fulton avenue, Herkimer, Hull und McDou- gal strects: location splendid; streets paved and graded, Ap- piy at 214 Broome street. RARE CHANGE TOR INVESTNENT.—I8 ACRES HIGIL ) ground, eligibly situated and admirably adapted for huitding loim, three miles from (he Lrookign ferries, for sale low. ‘Terms te suit. Immediate yaNeRsion. 1S. E. HEBRERD, owner, 29 East Fourteenth street, 5 A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT $3.500. House, in good order, nine rooms, 22x32, lot 102; fruit, shrubbery, &¢., p/easantly located in Brooklyn, WELLING, 12 Chambers street. STATE FOR SALE. TRY SEAT, NEAR TARRYTOWN, crea of Bighiy cultivated Landy free from stonry in mowing lund, § weres in ornamental grounds, yndul with groups of rare evergreens and decid! extensive plan- tations of flowering shrubs, embanked croquet grounds, shaded by old trees; garden bortered by 300 of the beat varietion of pear and apple trees, protected from northwest winds by high hedge of Norway spruce, Stone car- road, newer failing brook. Place laid out by an English ‘The mansion, standing on & knoll, with ing in every direction, i elegantly and con- ly arranged. Libravy, sittiog room and dining room, énly walter, on one side of the broad ball; on the other two large parlors. On second floor, bedrooms, with dressin, ne Gne closets attached, rérvamta’ rooms above: al ventilated, kitchen, servants’ dining room, , milk room, wihe closet and cellar in basement, plicrae entirely surround the house. Views of nnd tiver superb, Neiguborhoed unexceptionable perieclly healthy. Fine outbuildings. For further i ticulars apply to MALLORY & BLACK WELL, 58 Liberty COUNTRY REA A SEAUTIFUL cous i vale very low. ing lawn, wt MCE COUNTRY SEAT AT HUDSON, N.Y. containing six acres higuiy euitivated tand;) frit in e; house wtavle and ear Finge honse, wll tially built of brick.” Foe male cheao for cash or Would be exchanged for eity property. For partl- cnlars avply to HATCH & VAN DOREN, 1,213 Broastve AT FOR SALE OR E N ELEGANT 0¢ % Apply at 42 Broad: ‘a Huntington, Le 1. UTIFUL COUNTRY river, near if ataining atet class improvem the low. Alag re, ERT BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine street. T ®3 BROADWA ¥ DAY, BROKER, AL maiis tree to any ni printed lest ot improved and unimproved Westchester county real estate, which be maker # specialty NT RESIDENCE AT NEW BRUNSWICK, tes! Walk » Gepott with two acres of land, it ami shave: aleo Country Seats and Farnire EDWARD 5. VAIL & WAKKEN HARDENBERGH, Gs Wall street. GOOD SOIL, MILD CLI. y-four miles south of Philadelphia; price $25 of grain and grase land. Also inproved Farm, Hundreds are acitling. Information sent free, Address G, k. Landis, Proprietor, Vineland, N. J T MADISON, N. J.—A HANDSOME COTTAGE, WITH arriage house and four acres superior labd, near 87,00, CHARLES W. WAKD, 79 Cedar st, SEAT FOR SALE—ON 1 dling exte: only tive minutes’ HR AP-A_ FINE. HOt BARN, OUTBUILDINGS, nd 12% acres, f 30, at Metuchin, N. J. Tuvest fn veal estate and bid defiance to rr y to my agents, PLTIIT & FRAZLE, 2 FEWOOD.—A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RE- nee; fine grounds, frnit and 08, stable, & rniture, if desired.’ Particulars Wiliam sireety New Yorks EXCHANGE. FIRST CLASS DAIRY 4 ture miles from depot, Millerton, Hi 5 fromeity. Apply to Mr, RAY, 41 Liberty street, second floor, LEPINE WOODLAND, IN WESTCHESTER 1s acres of fine Woodland, consiating of hickory, oak, pine and'locust wood, of large mber of coopera’ poles, In Westchester county, witht wiles of New York, bordering on three Toads, and within a mile of steamboat and railroad depots; the wood wil! be sold to be eut down aad removed ; or the Ind together with the wood if desired; terma to suit, Address Woodiand, box 140 Herald ethics. RoR SALE—THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A Hinge in Westchester village; acres of land, ne dbarn; rent $40 per annum; Furniture and Fi Auras $1,500 engl. A fine chance for a business man. Inquire at 43 Beaver street, second floor, back office, for full pariicu- lara and inventory, F%. SALE NEAR THE DEPOT, Westonester county, « Cottage and Bt . IN TREMONT, jot of Ground, 45 by 1; hours by i", bath, heater, dc.; house Wilton’ ol ne] yer price rho Tnquive of Lickes agent at Trement depot. ie VF, HONREDLL, 64 Brondway. {OR SALP—A COTTAGE AND STABLE, WITH TWO Lots of Ground, three tiles from Grand street ferry, hear three raliroads. Py #100, Ke SR 8. B. HEOR) i), ob east Fourteenth street. JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A FINELY SITUATED Place of 18 geres, near Astoria, with good House and Qutdvuildings. Also ai ven actos of Land on Myrtle avcvut Plank road, about one mile trom Brooklyn city ine. Both neighborhood where property ie rapidly ad ber or = Uy! Yo places will be aoid SUE. ug houses a Brookivn, ly to C. 8 fe Hroadway, New York. ™ . (OR SALK $1,800 GREAT BARGAIN, AT VANDBR- bit Landing, 8. Low two #tory Cottage, 6 rooms and earriage house ; 10s 2x150 feet, Tronting on twa, streets gar. den ai! DANIIN, 48 Broad street, COUNTRY SATS, Vv: HLAS, COUNTRY ane, in New nd Building Site Touma t Apply Corner Prank tart ORK HERALD, TUR ‘DAY, — COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FORK SAL FPOR SALE OF FXCHANCH vow orry PROP: RTY, upon reasonable terns, & beawiful Conniry esidence, ail complete, on the Hudson, above Tarrytown, 98 miles (rom jew York. "Land and water views unsurpassed on the river: wy be used as a summer and winter residence. House large, hard finished, with marble mantels. gratcs, ranves, hot and cold water, bath, cosets, ce. The bouse complete vfur- Bished throughout, and extensive plumbing work upon the premises, resecvolr, Ac. Outbuildings, consisting of farmes's cottage, barn fil ed with bay, stables for several horses, work- ‘cow houses, furnaces, &e. The piace contains 37 acres: n and lawn, &c., in the highest state of cuitivation Acres of forest of fine large trees, bearing nuts of all kinds in abundance; abounding with game, together wi rout brook, ec, Also three cows, two fine horses, harness, carriages and cart, with all toois and implements upon the place. Churches and schools in the vici Society best in Westchester ‘Owner_compel fell on account of absence. eer further particulars address Country, box or Fe SALE—AT PORTCHESTER, ON NEW HAVEN Railroad, a beautitul Residence, with half an acre of eee LA ya al kere suite aks Mills, Portchester, N. ¥. $i OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR IMPROVED CITY er Brooklyn property, @ fine Country Residence at Greenwich, Conn., containing 234 acres, all fronting on the road; hougo contains 18 rooms, heater, &c.; stable 20x20; carriage house 20x40; fruit trees of all’ kinds, Apply to H. M. BA ILEY, 836 Broome street, from 10 to 12. A ‘ARM—248 ACRES SMOOTH La! ER A HIGH F state of cultivation; good Vallala Dutchess county, near the Hudson river, I! sizes ph yn OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN CITY property—A Farm of 14 acres at ns, L. I., ins fine ‘iate of cultivation; time from New York one hour’ and one block from depot. ‘Address G. G., Herald office. OR SALE—AT TENAFLY, N. J ON NORTHERN Refiroad, one hour from New Yor five minutes’ walk from depot, stone Cottage, 8 rooms, marble mantels, range, tionary washtubs, water in kitchen, 2 acres land, garden, fe. Varticulars of 'H. 5. SLOAT, 14 Water strech, New ork, POR EXCHANGE—A NEW DOUBLE HOUSE AND four city Lots, at Forest Grove, Morrisania, $12, (0; will exchange for a city Honse worth from $15,000 to $20,000, and piy the difference. Inquire at 87 Bowery. REAT BARGAIN.—-FARM OF THIRTY ACRES, ON ¥ Staten Island, convenient to depot; good buildings; in fine order; splendid land and wator views. ‘ 8. IRELAND, 201 Broadw: FASTER, RECPERTY, FOR SALE. 10 CLOSE AN ES- tate at the seaside, 80 miles on Long Island: largo Hotel, two Cotteges, three tenant Houses, &c., 4c. are wih, M. A. RULAND, No. 5 Beekman street. HAVE SEVERAL VERY PREITY COUNTRY PLACES at East Orange, N. J. near the depot. Parties desirous of urchaging can get’ particulars by applying to JOSEPH MA- ‘ON, 27 Pino street, WN EASY TERMS,—A FARM OF 30 ACRES, ON THE Hudson, for anie, with house, outhouses, &¢. Apply to J. HIGGINS, 154 Grand street, New York. )UTHERFURD PARK, N. J.160 PLOTS ADJOINING land of Rutherfurd Park Association, near hotel, will Ue sold ut auction Thuraday, xeptembur 2 with two Holes, : eae to by A. J. BLEECKER, SO. c et CASH, #3,500 LONG MORTGAGE, WILL Duy, this week, a desirable village tarm, 13 $1,000 1x minutes trom depot, hours from city, G.G. TITUS, 20 Nassau, $7,500, ~ ELEGANT HOUSE, NEAR THE city; UU. cas, water, beater; all in perfect order, Ap: 0. SMITH,'201 Church street, up stairs. No agente, Partic ply to A. REAL ESTATE WANTED. i A Bouse, WANTRD—A THREE OR FOUR STORY brick or brown stone House, from 22 to 25 feet front; lo- cation between Fourth and Seventh avenues and Eighth and Fifty-ninth streets; price not to exceed $20,000. Address D., box 8,015 Post otlice. BROOKLYN LOTS, WANTED—WITHIN A MILE AND a half of City Hall. Piot of twelve or fifteen Lote, eligibly located, “A prompt purchaser may be found at PHELPS, FALLON & CO.'S., No. 53s Pine street, Wary OF ABOUT 20 ACRES WANTED ON LONG Island; must be on or near the shore. Apply to GEO. ‘'T. HARING, mabe FOU, WANTED A LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE for a firet class young ladtes’ boarding echool, between Twenty-third and Fiflieth streets and Fourth and Sixth ave- nues. Any one having a property and willing to sell or con- vert for a permanent tenant can find such by addressing Dr. Price, 73 Lexingwon avenue, New York. Hwee, WANTED.—A HOUSE, OR STORE AND Honse wanted, in New York or vicinity, to be paid for by inatalments,” Adttresa Jackson, station F. 'U Nasaau street, VACANT LOTS WANTED. -A LARGE PARCEL IN the city limita, from 375,000 to $10,000 worth, to trade for first class improved City Property, at cash prices. Ap- plicanta will call on or address PECARE & CO., 229 Broud- way. ANTED—A NEW BROWN STONE FRONT HOUS! Detween Fortteth and Sixtieth atreeia and Madison aud Sixth avenues. Apply to GEO, T. HARING, 110 Nasaau st, TANTED—HOUSK AND LOT BELOW EIGHTIETH street, worth $7,000 to $10,000; will bg $5,000 cash, balance mortgage. W. A. COLLINS, 35 Pine atreet, WILL PAY ee long mort- jerald WASTED SMALL HOUSE NEAR CIT 4,500 in good first mortgage bonds, bal gage, Address, giving full particulars, Metropolitan, odlce. WANTED To Purchasi WITHIN ONE HOUR from New York, two Country Kesidencés in the same neighborhood, suitable "for gentlerien of moderate mean Adress, giving price, terms, location and description, J. D., stution C, New York. WANTED, TOG URCHASE OR LEASE A NEAT trea atory House, in ® good neighboruvods furnished or unfurnished, for which cash will be paid. Apply to J. DENHAM & CO., 266 Weat Twenty-third street, _ BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. — BLOCK FROM CITY HALL.-FRANKFORT HOUSE, Frankfort, corner Willian strect.—250 Kooma; accommo: Wate centlemen only; 36 to 60 cente day; $1 50 to $3 week; ‘open ali night. COLLEGE PLACE, CORNER BARCLAY STREET, over the Grocers’ Bank.--Furnished Kooms to let to gen- temen; terma #2 50 to $3 per week. Inquire on the third jor. 6) IRVING a of Music. Boar PLACE, NEXT DOOR TO THE ACADEMY Furnished Roome to rent, with or without ‘oom from 36 to $25 per week. 9p OR THIRD FLOOR, %X70, TO LET, WITH OR 4 without private table; location and accommodation firet Apply at 15 Weat Twentieth sireet. A. BLEECKER STREET. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED +E Rooms to let, to gentlemen ouly or a geut and 4 WEST FOURTEENTH STREFT, NEAR PIPTH AY- enue. Fine large furnished Rooms to let to gentlemen, without board, in wuits or single, Se bG 10,82 PER WEEK—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH b excetient Board. 176 Bleecker street, between Sullivan und Macdougal WEST THIRTY-NINTH STRERT.—FINE LARGE Rooma, with handsome Parlors, to let, with Board, to parties of aduite; Loew rpansed, KAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH oe 23 Xe Rooms with all moderh improvements, for gentiem e gentlemen, with or withot ard, in QR CHARLTON STREET TO LET, WITH BOARD, TO 20 two persons, a large back Patlor, furnished, In « small private family, at #16 per week. 98 Chariton street. 26) WE 32 tei without Board, HOUSTON STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— ‘Rooms, ntlemen will ind large furnished tthe dsvr House, =. 37 BANK STREET —A NICELY FURNISHED SUIT OF Rooms on second floor to let, with Board, to a party of dults ; family private ; location good, STREET, NEAR BROAD- way. rmancnt Board for the summer for gentlemen or siagie gentlemen, with very pleasant, well furnished Roow QQ FEST, WASHINGTON SQUARE, SECOND HOUSE, « from Fourth atceet. furnished Rooms, for aparty of gentlemen, with ‘Table, in an elegant brown stone house, for the winter. 30 UNION SQUARE To Ltt, COOL, ATRY ROOMS, ode? furniahed, in suite or singly; moat desirable location ; accommodation for light housekeeping if required; will be let low. 4.2 WES? FIFTEENTH | STREET. HANDSOMELE r4 , to gentlemen, without board; house firat clas, References exchanged. NPAR CHARLES or gentlemen can have ‘Miso a Hell Room; {i GR! WICH AVENT R “bed stroet.A gentleman and wii pleasant furnfabed Rooms, with Boar terms reasonable. WICH AVENUE.-TO LET, WITH BOARD, 4 Rooms, to respectable parties, room; hot and cold water. 50) NEST TWELFTH staenr HANDSOMELY PUR- OU nished large and amall Roome to let, with first class Board, to families and singe geatien 5) BAST FIFTEENTH STREPT, BETWEEN UNION OL oquare and irvine — piace. “Elegantly farnished Rooms for gentlemen, (rom 8 to g12 a week; breakfast if required; references, 63 GUINTON PLACE. —To Let, 18 SUITS OR FLOORS Jed through, elevantly furnished Rooms, without Board with private tables; alto Rooms for single gentlemen ; th Rouse fs one door Fifth avenue aad joins the Brevoort House; the rooma are large wud wi 64 WEST FOURTEENTH STRENT, SOUTHEAST COR- UE ner Sixth avenue (branch of Manor House, Saratoga).— Furnished Apartments to ict, with or without Board; table fret class, terms moderate, 67 AMITY STREET.ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN may obtain pleasant furnished Rooma, without board, on moderate terms; desirable location. 77 MEST ELEVENTH STRERT, NEAR | FIFTH avenue. —A private family will let @ Parlor Floor to ® intleman or gentieman and wife, with or without Board; rms reasonable. 7B SEM, NO. NY weer For RIRENTH STREET. - cond Floor, also Rooms on third, to let, with Board, to families or geutiemen. References required. a py 1B BLOCK FROM Washing t "1 m Roomna, ‘with exccileut Board; lories saousentey rerer: ences banged. 84 MACDOUGAL | STRERT, LARGE, WELL FUR. bee a soon \ pov. front Room, Bedroom sajotping It ; cn for two i house modern. Kofere: gee , 87. CLINTON PLACK..TO LET, suIT or ROOMS ON necond floor to a famtiy; otuer Rooms suitable for single gentlemen, with firet clase Board; terme moderate, 10 OURTHAVENUP, NAR TwHEer STREET. | ‘ Room A gentionan and Wice or two singie gentlemen can ave first tase Moar and Kooms: alae handanine hall BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. _ T14 GEM 80, ESE TWENTY SIXTH stati eT. — feasat furnished Boar, to Carles op gingia fenteamen think maey heawe, one house dianoratge Sevemens high 114 TWENTY SEVENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH tventie,-A second Floor ‘ banituomely furulahed, with Hoard; alsos Boom on tiicd o | & WEST EIGHTH STREET, CLI = TAS saree Ac Me rae ecm "let a choice. 0 Maan ee om, os 1Q9 EAST, TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Fourth aud Lexington _— Rooms or without Board; fumt y privates hentevad € FORTY-THIRD STREET, i LBL Bretton aroused wining bene wil rang Km a Tipit ¢ LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEAR TW! g 134 street.—To let, two pretty, newly Trained tae Rooms, at moderate prices; accommodations good. AUGUST 1, 1868—TRIPLE SHEET. COUNTRY BOARD. NOOD BOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS CAN BE G ovtained af Mobezau Lake, four miles from Peokaelll: terms moderate. Addre ford, Pecksktll. ARD FOR THREE OR i OU PERSONS mountain wie ( pine trees preferred, comfortable Rooms and os Sari Rooms and good table. Addtvas, with Full particulars, Car.o, . aon MBER RESORTS, —BRIGHTON HOUSE, PERTH AMBOY, N. J.—FAMI- ‘A. ites sod trancioet gucate wif berates ot redond rates from this ‘time forward; scoommodations iawa, plenty of shade and'no mosquitoes. rat class; fine J. C, TULLY. JUIFF WOOD SPRINGR HOUSE—FINE Gi ; U'best " shing,_ rowln, jn drives; Board, #8 to $19; dyinees Board, de co 1a; tare, coals. “all paitieuare ot AVILION HOTEL, NEW BRIGHTON, EN Part ates by boat from foot of ‘Dey sireet, every hour; large aud alry rooms: fine location ; bath louse, stabied bllllerd room and nine pin alley, all attached to the house. ve i pond ches mr winter ore ‘to the eity, will be kept 14Q WESt TWENTY-NINTH STREET—PORNISHED Rooms to let, with Board; suitable for aud wife or two singe gentlemen, ‘Terms §12 per week. 14.7 EAST TWENTY.NINTH STREET, NEAR LEX. ington avenue.—A few choice Kooms now vacant to let, with Board; best references given and required, 154. tery TH WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET. furnished Rooms and ble terms. .—A WIDOW lady can accommodate one or two ladies with nicely Board, with gas and bath, on reasona- 167 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms to let, with Hoard, to gentlemen and their wives and sii 180 BURECKER STREET. FINE, LARGE, AIRY i Rooms to let, with Board, to gentlemen and their wives. Families taken om moderate terms, Single gentle- men 61 per day 210 TWENTYSIXTH STREET, BETWEEN SECOND and Third a\enues,—To let, furnished, Front Parlor and Bedroom, firat floor, toe gentieinan and wife or two sin- gle, gentlemen, QO BASt TWELFTH STREET, NEAR BROAD. nd wife naw single Boorse ter snaleaneh, with Arst class and wife ‘and single Rooms for gentlemen, w! Board; dinner at € o'clock. fk 8 243 WEST THIRTEENTH STREF' ©) family will let, with good Board, Hall Room, to a gentleman of quiet habits. 300 NINTH STREKT, ONE DOOR EAST OF SECOND . svenne.—A young widow having a new and elegantly furnished house will rent one or two Rooms, with or without Board, to gentlemen or a gentleman and wife. jle gentlemen; reference required. A SMALL tly furnished 306 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, ONE DOOR BAS: e from Second avenue.—Furnished Rooms to let, witl Board, suitable for gentleman and wife or gentlemen; price moderate; house tirst clasw. 39] (NEW NO) WEST FOURTPENTH STREET.—DE- ©).4.1 sirable Rooms on second and third floor, communica- ting or singy!, with Board, for families or gentlemen. Kete- rences exchanged. 293 WEST, TWENTY EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN ae) Eighth and Ninth avenues.-$20 per week for an elegantly furnished back Parlor; twe large Mirrors; gentie- man and wife; also one large Room for two $16; house brown atone. (4.4. SIXTH AVENUE. FURNISHED PARLOR AND “Eb Bedroom to let, to man and wife, or would Board lady if required. Good location. A. —10 LET, PERMANEN[LY, WITH PRIVATE TA- + ble, the entire Second arf Parlor Floors of a private tansion fh Fifth avenue, near Madison square, to one or two families who can afford fo live in luxurious elegance and fur- nish the best of reference as to ectability. For particu- lars apply to WALDEN MULFORD, room 15, 291 Broadway, SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY OCCUPYING THEIR own house (West Thirty-second street) will accommodate fentigman and wife or two young men. Address E. P. My 0x BAA Post oilice, A QUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS IN A MODERN 01 ie, ou the parlor oor, occupied by a private family. West Thirty-Gtth street, PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE T0 LEr, WITH BOARD, ‘a few handsomely furnished Rooms, with every home comfort; house first class in ull respects, ‘114 West ‘Thirty eighth etregt. App! ear Eighth avenue. AT XO, 4 Weer TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR ge Fifth avenue, a few Rooms to let to single genilemen or Jeman and wife; also a Doctor's Otllee. PERSEY CITY BOARD—AT NO. 83 SUSSEX STREET, comfortable Rooms for families and single gentlemen. MpWO RESPECTABLE MEN CAN OBTAIN BOARD with » private family opposite, Northern Central Park. ‘ORBES, 112th street, Harlem | L NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT d,in the first class private residence ‘158 Second avenue, ‘VERY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, ROOMS TO GE tleman and wite; Board for lady. 213 East Thirteenth street, third block east of Broadwa) ___ BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. YOUNG MARRIED LADY DESIRES A FURNISHED Room, with Board, for herself and husband family up town, in return for which in both vocal and instrumental mi teach classical and modern compoattions ; soprano and would be # valuable acquisition to « family cul- tivating the higher branches of mueic; first class references, Address R. B., No. 9 Ward street, Newark, N. J. BOAR WANTED -FOR A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE froin Septeraber 1, two fornished front Rooms, on second or third floor; location between Twelfth and 'Thirty-fifth streets and Fourth and Eighth avenues: reference given and required. Addrem, stating terms, K. 8. T., box 1,542 Post YORK OR BROOKLYN, by gentleman and wife, ina private fnnily. Address, with particuiars of price and location, A. R., Heraid ofice, {ULL BOARD WANTED -IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE family, in good neighborhood, north of Canal atreet and west of Broadway; will require Iwo, Kom, ally fare nished, and breakfast at 635 A. M. Any party having more room than they need may addresa, with fail particulars, Per- manent, station C. ANTED—FOR THE WINTER, FROM ABOUT 1ST OF October, by a gentieman, wife, child threa years old and nurse, In au American family with children, Parlor and Bedroom,’ and accommodations for the nurse, with full Board, near Broadway, between Eighth and Fifteenth streets. Addrets, ating full partieniara and price, including fre and gaa, L., tox 4,429 Post office. "WANTED GOUTHERN FAMILY PREEERRED) -BY A gentleman of retired habits, a comfortable, airy Room, ua, hot and cold water, with use of bath; location beiween rts 4 Post fourth streets, Addre otter, \ TANTED- rid SEPTEMBER 1, A NICELY FUR- pished Front Room and Hall Room adjoining, with Voard, tor centleman, wife and ‘Thirtyfourth street; riferences sinting terms, &c., A. G., with B, wrse; Joeution not above ‘aad reyuired. Address, ‘& Co., 358 Broadwa: WARTED.-BOARD, FOR A SINGLE LADY, WHERE she can bave © Newing machine. Address’ M. A. B.y Union square Post office, HOTELS. } MERICAN HOTEL, BROADWAY AND EIGHTH tireet, New York, on the European plan.—Roome in Slis oF aingiy, at moderate ratom, D)EYOS HOUSE, 108 AND NO BLEECKER sTRE: Furnished Rooms, siugly and en sulte, (or fam! geatlemen, from $8 to #10 wm week ; lodging 60 centa to #L T.— and REUNION HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, FOR- second strect, between Lexington and Fourth ave nues.—Elegant, large and airy Rooms, en suite or single. Rates low. J. A. ROBINSON & CO. “COUNTRY BOARD, E in T FAIRFIELD, CONN, BOARD FOR A FEW BOARD. ers can be Obtained in w private farmhouse; oot indie, anid plenty of shade trees on the grounds; splendid bathing and drives: terma moderate. Apply for particulars to Hl. B. THORP, 189 Broadway. FEW CHILDREN WANTED—TO BOARD IN THE country; Instruction without charge: location delight Tul: with motherly caro; terms $20 per mouth, For tater- view address box 10 Herald omice. ACRIBST, CHAS COUNTRY, BOARD AT. SHARK + river, near Long Brauch; terme moderate: good bath- Hig, Mnbing. te. Address Mra. L, Tucker, Shark river, N. J. BOARD CAN BE HAD IN A COTTAGE BY THE SEA: shore; good bathing, boating and fi grounds well thaded. Fi me apply at “Botta vil nionville, near Bath, L. 1. Dummy at Greenwood direct house, INTRODUCED— OARD WANTED AND BOARDE! Country and city; prices to suit, € Address Ronrd Exchange and Hotel Director Eatablished 1957. BOARd IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY AT MRS. CHIL- TON'S, eight minutes’ walk from Woodlawn station, ity minutes by cara to Twenty-sixth street; location high and extremely healthy; large double house, with piazza oa three aides: fine lawn and shade; rooms large and airy; ex- celent table; plenty of milk and vegetables; terms very moderate—from $7 to $10. For furtber particulars inquire at #94 Broadway, in the store. (KOUNTRY BOARD NEAR BULWS FERRY, N. 34 / with all the comforts of a home, for the summer months oF for the year; thirty minutes from New York, ten minutes to boat and care; stabling if required. Inqlire of ferry master, Forty-second street and North river. YOUNTRY ROARD CAN BE OBTAINED IN fA VIL- nd a half hours from the city; terms moder. aie; ena bathing ‘Apply to or address ©. €., 64 Fulton street, okiyn NOUNTRY BOARD WAN FOR TWO LADIES, ) ehiid of 6 baby and nurse; two rooms; healthy loc tion, Within 60 hnilon of tha city, on New Jeracy Central Rail- road preferred. Address U. Doubleday, 11 Wail street. YOUNTRY BOARD,-TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS / to let, with good Board; house most delightfully situated ‘on the Hudson river; thirty minutes from New York; private family, good atubling, billiard table; every facility for com fort. Call on or nddress H. F. COYLE, 17 Cedar sireet, Couey BOARD AT OYSTER BAY, LONG ISLAND.— ) A few first class (amilies and single ‘gentlemen can find pd Rooms by applying to CAMPBELL, & CO, 30 NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A YOUNG LADY ) mut be near the water, a Male ton) ar ihe water, Address, with terma, Ac., C. T., VOUNTRY bony TWO OR THREE a1Na y at private honse, on Manhasset bay; good ngs : ai, aw f fial ’ M1 . We *, M4 Maiden io Fane Re tte PUYTEN DUY from city and three minates pate) jog the river, (orwa reagonabe for adults, Spuyten Duywit, ONE HOUR overlook: 4 Pe LARGE, AIRY ROOMS, WITH FIRST CLASS Table, tnone ol the tinmst ieeations tn Cornwall (Hydeon ¢ Fiver) witlin owe mile yf Inning. Reference ® exchanged, } Addrana Cornwall, care i eat 0. Brauch, No, t Park com OCDE 1 Ue A, © RICHARDS: & CO, AUCTIONEERS, Special Sale of Boots and Shoes. A. 8. RIGHARDS & CO. ‘will sell at auction on Wednescay, August 12, at 1034 of at store No. 7 College piace, between Gare 4 goienk streets, a large variety of Auction sales every Worlnesday during the year. ‘They bave alw: x mate . arpon hand in their Private Sales Depart- fen's, Women's, Misses’ and Children’s Wear.” A YARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF magnificent Household Furniiure, Carpets, an rd tle usec . most of which ig fn perfect order and’ but Jit BARRY, Auctioneer, will sell. this day (Tucada; commencing at 104 o'clock A. M., of th pe, &c., contained in the large brown ato East Nineteenth street, between Third Fourth avenues, consisting of an elexant rosewood seven octave Ptanofor nearly new and ful maranteed ; ciagans Buite of Pario: Furniture, im French sat also one in fine repa; marble top Centre Tables, Easy Chairs, £c.; magnificent Pedroom Fur- niture, fn fine carved walnut; a large assortment of elegant Dining Room Furniture, dc., &c. Catalogues early morning of sale at the house. Sale without any reserve whatever. UCTION NOTICE.—ALL THE, MAGNIFICENT HOUSE- hold Furniture contained in the elegant residence at pri- Vato wale at leas than auction prices at 20 Weat Twelfth str ear Fifth avenue, Soild walnut Bedroom Furniture ani fine rosewood Piano. UCTION NOTICE..JAMES CUSHING, AUCTION ‘eer.—By virtue of a chattel mortgage I will seit this day, at 11 o'clock A. M., at No. 96 Prince street, the entire Stock and Fixtures of ap extensive Drug Store; also the Lease of ald store up to May 1, i Sale positive. Terms cash, T $ CUSHING, Attorney for Mortgagee. fire aaunufadtory, 8 Bleecker street near Bi ture manufactory, leecker sti near Broadway, Furniture at less than auction prices and warranted. Magar. fcent Farlor Bulls, covered wiih every color, French sxtin rocatel, reps or thuircloth, # fr an Koo over G80 worth of ell kinds of Perior, Bedrocia rand Dining Room Furniture eb UCTION SALE OF OVER €25,000 £ of elecant Household Furniture, this (Tuesday) afternoon, August 11, at 136 o'clock precisely, at the eleg nt five story residence 119 Weat Eighth street, tween Filth and Sixth avenues, consisting of velvet Bru Carpets, magniticent rorewood Pianoforte, five Parlor covered'with brocate!, reps and hatrcloth, Bookease, E Table, Curtains, Silrrora, Paintings, Bronzes, Statuary, Vases; also 500 over lots of parlor, bedroom and dining room Furni- ture. Sale positive. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctio AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE, by one of the best city makers, by COLE & MURPHY, 331 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August 12, at 10) Grelock “Splenda rosewovd and blaokwaiout Parlor and Chamber Suits, Extension Tabie, French Secretaire. Also genoral assortment of Household Furniture, Carpets, &¢. UCTION NOTICE.-ALL THE MAGNIFICENT HOUSE- hold Furniture contained fn the elegant residence 44 Weat Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, at rivate gale at lees than auction prices. Parlor Suit, cost $459, ‘$175; one do. $70; Pianoforte, cost $650, for $275; Eta: vere, Paintings, Bronzes, Carpets, Mirrors, ber, Dining ‘urniture; # sacrifice. Avene eae Ni WHO NNOT TTEND auctions will be supplied and can pay by. the week or month for Carpets, Oilcloths, Furniture, Bedding, Ac., at BENDALL & CO.’S old stand, 205, 207, 209 and 211 Hudson street, corner of Canal. Call rarlor, (AvetiOn NOTICE.—R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER. Large special sale Of Cutlery. FRIDAY, Auguat 14) at 103g o'clock, at our snlesroom, 85 Cortlandt street, 1,800 dozen Pocket Knives, 500 grows Table Catiery 300 dozen Carvers and Steeis, 100 dozen Kazore. ‘The attention of buyers {s invited to this, one of the largest offerings of Cutlery ever made at auction. Nothing but cut- lery. Catalogues iow ready. R.T. HAZELL & Auctioneers, 35 Cortiand () LERY, a s Cutlery, ‘See advertisement in this column. { OTHING BUT CUTLERY. —~ See advertisement in this column, ¥ HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER. Salerroom No. 8 Cortlandt atreet, four doen west from Broadway. ‘ Now on exhibition free, At Miner & Barker's Salesroom, No. # Cortlanat street, ‘fine collection of Modern Oil Paintings, to be sold at auction Tueaday, August 18, BY OBERT, SQMERVILUE, | AUCTION UDR WILE SELL AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY, AUGUSE Il, AT Wg O'CLOCK, AT SALESROOM, 37 NASSAU STREET, Hotel Furniture, consisting of Bedroom Suits, double and single Spring Maitrenses, Paillasses, Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Hair and Feather Pillows aud Bolsters, Quilts, Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towellins, Extension Tables,’ Mangles, Mir: rora, Parlor Sutts, Wardrobes, Etageres, Crockery, Glashy Copber Ware, Ac. ‘Also three fine rosowdod Pianos, but it: je ured. BY PENRYD, MINER, (AUC |ONEER.—SALESROOM No. 8 Cortlandt street, four doors west from Broadway. MINER & BARK EK will sel! at auction Friday, August 14, chee yg reas eS eee | aseort: ment of jonme uniture: m8 en's count seat. Particulars in time. ails - PERE HATHEWAY, AUCTIONEER —HATHEWAY & 1) ARNOLD wili sell in front of their store, 14 Pearl street, Hanover square, on Tuesday, Avgust 1, at 11 o'clock, assortment of fine Liquors, Wines, Teas, Raising, ‘on Wedverday, Augrst 12,'on premises’ 610 and’ 61 reat, New York, known, ‘ws M'Garegel Tea Company, entire'large Stock of flae Teas, Spices, Coffees, Ralnine, contained In above prewmires; miso valuable Lease and Fi tures of same. Catalogues and full particulare at ofice of Auctioneers or on premises. {DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. 1, Handsome Household Furniture, at 235 Ewat Thirty-third street. Auguat 13, at 1035 jinting of ‘Parlor, Sale By EDWARD SCHENCK, on Thurs: o'clock, all the baadsome Yurniture, Boarooin, Dining Room, Hall aud Kitchen Furnivuce, positive. (j FORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER, a Saltaroome 101 Liberty street. Second hand Furniture, Desks, &e. By anction, on Wednesi clock, $11 o'eloe Carpets, black walnut, malogany Suits, Bede and Bedding, Desks, Lounges, Crocker Gined Ware, Kefrigerators, Kitchen Articles, &e, Catalog at sale. FERRY, DERMEK, AUCTIONEER, WICT SELL, OX ‘Tuerday, Angst 1!, at Wig o'clock, Nos. 140 and 182 ast E turer and Machinery of a first # Distilivry aud ‘Rectitying establishment, viz :— Steam Pamps, Boiler, Mash Tw apertaining to a first class Vaus, and ail other Fixtures, ac., SAAC WOLF, AUCTIONEE street, the istiilery. Male positive. , 50 GRAND, CORNER Cannon siredt—¥ ill aell thik day, at 10% u'elock, the en- tire Stock, Fixtures and Furniture contained in the Rextau- rant and Lager Weer Saloon, No. WL Firat avenue, nenr Sixth Airoet, consisting of Round Rnd Square Tables, Arin and other Chairs, Clock, Pictures, Counters, Shelving, large Ice Box; iso Bedding, Furniiure, Kitchon Utensils, ac. USTUS M. PHELPS, AUCTIONEER.-AUCTION SALE eof Furniture at Keystone Hotel, o8 Dey street and 212 Foltou atreet, New York. PHELPS, FALLON & CO., No. 636 Pine street, will sell on Tuosday,Auglst 11, 1568, at 1036 A.M.,at Keystone Hotal, 68 Dey street, a Tull ahd complete sssort- ment of household Furniture, tiow in said hotel consiattig ia art as follows:~Parior, Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen ‘urniture; iron Safe, Diack wainut Ofice Desk, Extension Tabie, Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, de. ke. Catalogues, &c., av ofice of Phelps, Failon & Uo., No. 53g Pine street. JOHN T XANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER 4 DUANE fireet.—This day, at 12 M., regaiar auetion sale of Horses, Wagons and Haracs& See Horse and Carriage head for par: ticulara, ROGART, AUCTIONFER...WEDNESDAY, AUGUST + 19, at lig o'elock, at tho auction rooms, NO. 1 North William’ etreet, Houshold Furniture, consisting of Parlor, Hedroom and Kitchen Puraiture; also Bat Counter, Tables, ko. BOGART, AU + nesda; oTIONFER—WILL SELL 0! at 12 o'clock, the premises, « L. 1, @ vamiable Farm ; al80 ;aleo the Household Furniture, Tho all the , with crops, tlmber, dwelling boutes, do. ; inkonkoma ‘On the Smithtown Branch Rond, es from Lakeland station. For par 1 North Wiliam cnlars apply free Neh - ‘at 6:00 A. M. for Lakeland #lation AN. & €O.—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST oJ 13, ah 10% A. M., at 182 Thompson street, hetwren Prince and Houston streets, New York, Houseboid Furniture, Mir- rors, Bookcases, Brossela Carpeta, Chamber Sols, Mat- trearge, ae, te. MORTGAGE SALR—B. OP. FAIRCHILD, AUCTION, eer, on Tuesday, August 11, 186%, wt 2 1. Maat No. 4 Vesey atieet, contents of Barber Shap, consisting of f Splendid Chairs, French plate Mirrors, Tables, Chairs, Stor Ac, everything for @ frat class savon. By order of the Mortgages, : DAWNPROKER'S SALE—THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR ‘will sell, at 59 New Bowery, at 11 o'clock, a large assort iment of Wornen’s Clothing. P. Uaniy, 67 Divinion street. RICHARD WALTHRS, | AUCTIONEER MORTOAGE ‘Sale-Witt gel}, at 9oclock this day (Tuesday), at 66 Greonwich street, Bar, Counter and Fixturrs, four pull Fa. th Piro Tablep, chal rigerator, Pictures, Fiture‘uantare a, Aees also wsespired term of lense of premises. Premitee p, MODOMNAUGT, A\ QueERIFrS SALE, ALCOHOL. Feeaepap catlturclork, a Ht eet Rrontweny, MW aell thin ds Tueadag), o at x ry Thatch Alcohols JAMES UBRIBN, Sherif Jaurs Ryan, Deputy. ss iiiead HOMAS We LINDSEY, AUCTIONFER.BY E. B, HESRY. — Blegant Household Purniture, on Thursday, at af me o'eece, at the private residence 286 Citmion stree. the entire Furniture of a family, viz:—-Rosewood seven octave upriaht Pano, Pleyel, of walnut Prriot Salis, Brussel taina, and Corn 9a, marvle top But Wa htt ecaiea: 4. cleannt Mawel ALE O8EPH HEGE cy for Mortenger. roan, Cenire Tables, v.ack Vases and Urname ings, Diack walntt B frame Pler Glnag Hur Ma Yatitaasen, &c., together wiih K Fur niture, & bore Furniture was made ta ot aly wrortnd Of the attaetinn af Wuvers. | Reeure air Ime Fol a OF HI WORLD RENOWNED © sckuow:odged 7 the entire ¢ Brese and public 19 combiaw TUE MOST TALENTED ARTIS. THE LARGEST AND BEST DRILLED ¢ THE MOST SATISFACIORY OKCHE: E MOST PERFECT MISk EN SCENE Mile, IRMA. Mons, AUJAC. ae WHE: JAKRET AND PALMER'S PARISTAN BALLET TRO: ‘Reserved seuis at the box oilice and 701 Broadway. OADWAY THEATRE.—ADMISSION 50 CENTS. Br MOS? PERFECT AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. Mr. and Mra, AND THE .| TRODDEN DOWM, HARRY NEW Ini8H. OR UNDER WATKINS DRAM. TWO FLAGS. EVERY EVFNING AND SATURDAY MATINEK, KEAD THE UNANIMITY OF THE PRESS, fethe plot Is well jaterwoven and the dialogue quick, humo ous and effective.”--Herald. 2 “An effecti e play, {ull of fre and fu imes. qyiThe drama was received with a good deal of applause" ribane. wi play crammed with intensely interesting incidents."— ‘orld. “Fuil of cleverly contriving trouble aad effecting starding situations.”—Mereury. “A better written ors better acted play has not been seem fa New York for # long whi.e.” -Leader. {Tue plece is exminenily acceptable,” — ‘Sunday Times, neidents ap each with nicety.”—News. TRONDEN OWN, SATU INEE NEXT. G. L, FOX'S Spec Fairy Marveis. Wonderful Iitusions. Matchless Dancing. Comic Tricks. CLOWN, The greal Talinn Dinacic, 9 MISS CARRIE AND ULL THE LIGUTNING DRILL A 5 HUMPTY DUMPTY MATINER EViony SATCKDAY, PROWERY THEATRI Re-engayemeut of the wonderful BUISLAY FAMILY. Re-eugagement of the great i BUTLER PANTOMIME TROUPE. The BUISLAY FAMILY | Come tnt in new and astontahing RE, Feats, by the. PU! Walking over the Dome. | aud the BU AY FAMILK. Four Revolving Globes. Piece @ ¢ Ring Perehe. DODGING Fou A WIFE Le Tuex Iearia, New Songs and Danves. “ALLACK’S. . 55 Doors open at 734. To commence at 8 0° TUESDAY EVENIN :, August 11, 1 ‘The manager takes great pleasure in anuo} agement with the talented young American come ITA, who will appear This Evening in anew five act drama, writ ten expressly for her by kdmund Falconer, Es. encited FIRE FLY; OR, THE FRIEND OF THE PLA which will be provuced with New Sceuery, Sew Costumes, +Original Music, New Macinery, New Appoiuts.cnts and the following great ca: FIRE FEY, the Friend of the Flag Harold Cech, passing as Louta Victor. ‘The Duke of Lyonnaise, friend to Loula....tér. B.T. 13 Berkley Cecll, brother to Harold.......-..Mz. ©. H. Koc Ben Aralan, « Zouave.. Mr. Georse Holland Rake, Harold's own man. Le Me. Be Lamb Col. Chateauroy. Mr Theodore Hamiuom Maraball McDonaid. Mi Hie Shadrick Levi... Clande Chauriilon, Alctde, Beauchamp. Millbank Orderly. Aide-de-Gamp. ‘Pata Leroux Venetia, Princess of Corona. , Noe ise de Renardiere. Mary Barratt ‘ACT FIRS#.—Scene 1—‘the Moje or La Piace at Al ers. Scenes—A Street in Algiers. Scei Cafe of the Chasseura, ie of two years. Barrack Room, Scene —A A supposed Ii ACT SECOND.—-Seen —" ‘osque in the Desert. ‘and Mad Dance. Sivasenacnupee ee ACT THIRD.—Scen nd Exterior of the Frin- ceas’ Maryue, Scene 2—Exterior of Camp. Scene $—Ihe Biyouas 8 BATTLE, ‘ACT FOURTH.—Scene 1—A Plain i Front of the Camp. During this acene the Celebrated Solo on the Snare Drum .. Scene 2—Front View of Camp. Scene Tie Prin ACT FIFTH.—Scene 1—Alverine Street. Scene 2 The Mare shali's Ante-Room. Scene 8—The Deseri, Scene 4—Kewiew Ground, MILITARY EXECU iTON. ipa UNEXPECTED AND IMPRESSIVE DENO SMUNI, wo iS MUSEt M—(CARD), Corner of Broadway and Thirticth street. Pro} nd Manager... G0, WOOD Asalrtant Manager... fi, COLVILLE ‘The new Museum bring 1p FS ‘order for the rec ‘and. reponitory of curiosities, Mr. Wood will be des rateful for contributions, which may be forwarded at onog for which receipts, signed’ by him, will be returned and the names of donors will be placed upon each artivle and pub lished ia Musenm Catalozue, It fs desired that ail ar J the names of donors lest ae ite tor sale or Lire may lowest terms. er should be respectfully considered bly writien. also address, statin, ‘The non-receipt of wi as a negative. Rie § to the great amount of «pace in the building Cacttt- ties will be afforded Artista for the exhil and sale of Works of Art or saything curious in mechan ism,a'so Modela of Patents, Ac., it being the design of the proprietor that uo thing shall be wanttag to render Woort's Muscui aot enty at- tractive as @ place of resort, but useful to science and in- dustry. OPENING DA’ ariculara of wii Beast o PERA HOUSE, Fourteenth Adjoining t CONTINUED SUC An appreciative and uelighted wudi hall to wituess BUGENE'S great burlesque opera of sane oper tL TROVATORE, and his very laughable batlet of LOVE AMONG THE Ry 11 the distinguished artivts of nightly appear. Fourteenth street, BRYANTS'. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HO. SE, 21 15 CROWDED NIGHTLY wih DELIGHT ” un Sydney i AY JONNY THOMPSON, JENNIE ENGEL, TONY PASTOR IN NEW FU) MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND 5. YBNTRAL PARK GAKDPN, / Seventh avenus, between Fil THLOLORE POP. LAK GARD! The great ancceas of the Reason. THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, AU -Ust Il, AT 8. THIRTEBNTH GRAN EXTRA GALA Nii TWO ORCHESTRAS, VRILLIA PROGRAMME. 1, March, “Saenger igi! 2. Overture, “Semirat & Abend Staendchen. “ ‘Hoebzeits sort; M. s. T. BDAY. 7. Grand Fantasie, “itr a BY THE TWO ORCHESTIA & Overture, “L'E tail dat Nor BY THE TWO ORCHESTRA, % Polka Mazourka, “Stadt und Land”. Polka, “| nter Donner aud Brite 10. Prayer, Moses in Fe By TH 11. Grand March and Ch f BY Tk WO OWCHESTLAS, AC NT DN FIFTY CENTS. Private Hoxes, $2 For sale at G, 5 music store, 1 Broadway. Pra Tel THE DYIN ae 618 ‘The most st and life B ® wonderial blood lenvin, R K mechanical the wound. oe ° represeutation Aino A A ever seen The Sleeping Bea D D of tha last w w breath of life, A A ¥. % _—— 6 } view. ite a morvellous ° o and e r Stranger rd of . K should faa wonders. 2 N from s A. M. tl 10 P.M OMING SELES RL JAMES TAYLOR, Champton Co: i of Great Britain, with bis talented London company. Wonpenrut. voy Ne The Delne Zonave, 618 Bros.'way, BOOKLYN ACADEMY OF M. SIC. Naeiae RETURN OF THE © At GENIUS, mir WILLIAM HORACE LING (KD, “a lor three nights ouly, commencing this (FUrSDAY) Bl ING, AUG. STH} (and 13, on which occasion. Miss ALICE DUNNING, from the Cryatal and Rognai Albambra Palaces, London, hee | make her frat appearance jn America, First avpoarance h MISS LIZZIE WILM den, New = the Dashing Soubrette, Tale of Nibio's Yogether with Professor Histon, Signor Logrent Ed FE. .1 erton, Mr. Edward Ward and Mr. Ninlo' in conjunet! 5 eMolent Urebestra, makir moat genteet unique Kntert nited toan American pra lie, Doors ops 8 o'clock, TPHE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No, #2 Fifth avegue, corner Fourteenth street, am Now ion tae and Tad f State, Brooklyn, joa. , and 18 street, corner of State, Bro: WILL RE-OPEN TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1% Every branch of Music taught, privately ot in classes, by the moat competent m: At moderate prices. Instruction also in the Modern Languaces. Circulars will be ready and the subseriptios books open on and after August 19. OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROC New Sensational Burl HIGH LIER At CONS new Scenery THE GREAT SENSATION ‘The Lawyer and His Oier! fQUIND rom CoNcERTS, Ne ALSt. Nichoing Hall, Sar MONDAY AND. TUBSDAY BYE AUGUST 10, AND Ih. ‘The wonderful negro bo; Pian ist, the erent musical mystery of tne sinstennth cont musical mystery of the nin century. B, Be=-Blind Tom wi eriorn a Ra al ey, Kh on ealay an Ai evenin and Albany, Augen idend in ainsi PW ANtED-conrs DE BALLET, Twenty competen nga Applying to. Mews. Low Agents, G's Kroner, G sh & SIMMONDS,