The New York Herald Newspaper, July 9, 1869, Page 3

BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, _ Lin pee FROM CITY HALL.—FRANKFORT HOUSE, fort street, corner of William. imadal pnienn iy Bc. toe por anys OF TO 0 65 per Sastes ) moon. bob oF Notas int qui go eyed is eater | STRERT.HANDSOMFLY, FUR; ihe ride feta Ur for suum end. win! moderate pr! PER WEEK.-FURNISHED ROOMS, D rior wl hont Board, ‘and li aie ing, BLOCKS yon BROADWAY_183 BLEECKER street.—Furnished front Parlor, with Extension, on first So, to lots ee oer Also Rooms for genslé lemen, $6 per ith excellent Boa ‘and 176 Bieocker street, went of Bi Broulway. “Also Tale Board, weer TWENTY. VIPTH | STREET A suIT nor me, handsomely fi for the summer or for season’ also one or two single Nooms, overlooking Mair gon square, Q EAST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR POURTH AVE- 2 nue,—A le gentleman can have w comfortaole Bedroom on tinea i ‘Rent $4 per week. Bath and Coe 14 VARICK PLACE, NEAR BLEECKER STREET, six blocks west of Broadway.—A large second and hind story cront Room to et, with tirss elasw Board, Terms $6.2 910 PER att et reer rt! COOL ROO! 17 LIVINGSTON PLACE, CORNER OF EAST SEV- gnteeath street, oppostid huyvesant Park.—-Spacions Rooms, with private bath; elegant summer residence ; no ad- prong for winter, Southerners please call, Table uiexcep- able, 18 FAST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR NEW YORK Hotel, —Pariors and Bedrooms to rent, with first class Board for ‘amiies and gentiemen; front Hall Bedrooms on the (rst and second floors, Q() WAVERLEY PLACE.—70 LET, WITH BOARD, two large Rooms, handsomely furnished, and two fall Bedrooms. 23° STREET, 102 FAST, SECOND HOUSE FROM > Fourth avenue,—Handsomely furnishe? Rooms, with Boars, permanently or transteully. Prices modera e. QB EAGT FWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR MADM- son Vark.-A Southern family, iooking for rooms for summer, will find a Second Floor, én suite, with Board, QM, MARKS PLACE.—PAMILIES OR PARTIES 2) of single gentlemen can’ be accommodated with nicely qhmished Rooms und Board by applying ua above. 9 WEST TWENT).NINTH STREET, BETWEEN Broadway ani Fifth avenue. —cool ‘sllady, front and Back Roomy, with or without Hoan, to gentlemen or gente men and thelr wives. 9 THIRD STREE’ ¥ FURNISHED Room to rent to one oF two persons, without board; family private; gas, bath, erms moderate MW perma- nentiy engaged; reiereucts exchange QQ BOND STRERT.—PLRASANT Fi RNISHED LARGE J and small Roomsto let, with Board. Also a suit of Kooms. XTEENTH STRUE iS 31% yy eat La handsomely Curnis! select party, with private table. ivwfe: A PRIVATE FAM- Second Floor to a QB STUYVESANT STREET, NEAR COOPER INSTT. +) tte.—Kiegantly furnished Rooms to tet, to nent or transient parties; terma moderate; house prival 365 ® EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR BROAD House iirst class and in a’ superior locality; holon rooms on second and third floors, with Board, at very moderate prices during the summer, 4.5 BOND STREET.—TO LET, FURNISHED, FRONT Attic Roow, with two beds at $0 per week; also third story frout, Jarge alry Room, gas and bath; no board. 47. \GTON SQUARE, OPPOSITE THE pleasant Robms, furnished or unfar- itiemen; day and transient board- jclight/ul summer Jocation; terms moderate, 29% EAST NINTH STREET, WEST OF BROADWAY.— ikooms for families or paryes of gentlenen; transient accommodated; table vtifat class; Teferencess 5Q NINTH STREET, West OF BROADWAY.—ELIC OU. die Rooms, with a good Table and ail the comforts of a ‘ome; terms reasonable for the aummer months, 56 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Frith Avenue Hotel and Booth’s theatre, near Madison square, A furnished Koom, with hot and cold water in it; beautiful; 86. 7 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—ELEGANT Rooms, on second floor, to let, en suite or singly, with er without Board; house tirst class, terms reasouable, q CLINTON PLACE, ONE DOOR WEST OF FIFTH avenue.—Two hatdsomely furnished Roome to tet, Separately or together, with excellent Bourd; references ex: chan zed. 85 MACDOUGAL STREET.—A COUPLE OF Dow BLE and single Kooms, with Board, for gentlemsa and fe. Terma moderate, ._ Beat location tn the city. 9 VARICK STREET, —A FURNISHED FRONT e Room, suitadie for three or four pentiemen; also bv tlemen willing to room with another, with or without joard; also a front Parlor for two gentlemen. )4. WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH avenue.—One or two handsomely furnished Rooms to let, with Board; family small, References exchanged. i EAST NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH venue.—A private family can accomimodate a few on) Beighburiood fi firut class, siugle and connecting Rooms; ilberal tabie; 138 Fast, NINETRENTH STREET, 220 Third and Fourth @rentes. Large Roo ui lack wainut, with good Board, for gentlemen ‘and their wives oF single’ gentlemen modern improvements and prices. GIBSON. 1 EAST TWENTY-NINTH STREET, NEAR LEX eFC) ingion avenuc.—Furnished or unfurnished Roome, With Foard, suitable for a gentieman and wife or single geu tlemen ; terms moderate, BETWEEN ms, furnished American famil, Be bt ‘aannon Ci i ares A’ SMITHTOWN pesnon. LONG ccommodation class a milk, fruit and eoneblen iY, slore}, Thirty-fourth street and Broadway, trtiediare a Post at P) ie Bose? 47 NEWMAN N SPRINGS, ON THE SHREWS- bing, posting, baikinge ker, fren vogetabie, as es fruits eae Bowie wife; OARD WANTED..ON s0ME iG B A FARM, IN hing, rain a on the farus +» Newman Springs, Redt ings, Redban! ead IN YONKERS—FOR A GENTLEMAN AN. location dell one family pavate: ; terms, aie 20 per week for two. box Yonkers Post oflice, ‘and healthy locality, for ‘map. by locality, for @ young 'y box 120 Herald OARD WANTED—IN A FARM HOUSE NEAR road depot and governess, OARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY-—FOR A LADY, for two mouths or lon ‘would require one room wi sional room and board for a4 seootabi country inn preferred; mast have tal Kit with fal ticuli F House), ew York, ooauemen} ey millage RAIL. within 40 miles of New York, fora sulle irl address Lansing, hs box 146 Herald ger, tn w EY pay reemniainons ts regions hotel or frealt mill te. ‘Cus atution D (Bible BOARD, AB, GREENWICH, CONN. PINE, ROOMS, tirat class tabi at dending and dep: ‘Ninth atreet. OARD WANTED-FOR TWO LITTLE GIRLS, AGED six and eliht yenra, in a reapectaile private fainily, hay- ing no children. Addrena George, Herald ou OARD WANTED. where there are few boarders, dress, within five Loug tating terms, H., Herald ollie. minates of the steambor Hathing close by. Apply at 67 Went referred, Reasovable price paid. ve. BY TWO LADIES, AT A FARM house, within a short distance of the city, near the water, preferred, Ad? COCNTRY BOARD PLYMOUTH HILL | SPRINGS, ONE mile from Dover Plains d house; pleasant, airy rooms; well etabies, milk, & dation ‘for Norges; plenty of shade and ings. For partie Breadway, or ty, N.Y. JOUNTRY BOARD, commodate six or eight minuves re of J. M. Trrensy dre sive quired, ary inguare IN Mirugelat, ‘Terins mo. fe) +, C0) Rovian iahed table, ommodious fruit, veg- fresh daily from the premises. 'Aecornmo- Picagant surround- }OUGLASS SLOANE, #55 and 77 Leonard street, o address Mrs, L. K, BELDING, Dover Plains, Dutchess coun: PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD raons with «ood Board and very pi mint, Mra of milk, &¢.), in Fordham, tive p objection to childre th avenue, corner of Wand best recereaces re- Tne NOUNTRY POARD AT PELIIAM—CONVENIENT TO / steamboat und railroad; healthy location; bathing and fishing. "Call or address 216 Hast Tenth street. {OUNTRY BOARD OAN B J honse, Sota Bay, Li toH, J. CLP! HAD AT MOORP'S FARM ‘and, near landing. Appy te Counrey, BOARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, wife and two enildren (17 and 61), within an hour ot eit; can partially furnish, if desired, Addr ollice. NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR ) wife and inrant; terms not to exceed ¥! oillee, Brooklyn, YOUNTRY BOARD AT WILLIAMSBRIDGE, double Rooms to let; terms moderate. Pine street, room, No. 5. J ess ia of ay} GENDLEMAN, ntleman home only on Sunday ‘Address Me Rey “Herald branch THREE Apply at No. 6 COUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY A FAMILY, CON. of three ladies and two children, Address, with Must tesms, wuleh must be re able,Permanent, Herald office. OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY AN AGED LADY, woul re Addr paid, leasant village, with a religi considerable attention; a fair price will be 3 Edwards, Herald oflice. family, where she NOUNTRY BOARD WANBED-—FROM JULY 20 TO J September 1 or later, for two ladies, a youth of 14 years, purse and child; terms must be very moderate, Address 8. » box 3,442 Post oflice. ESIRABLE | COUNTRY, ghQARD_AT ONE. OF THE pleasantest places in Westchester county; located at Mount Kisco, 1 Rallro Tnrge lawn; stapling, dor ret, In earpet store, oF to J. XCELLE YU boarde pier 9%, North river, at 9 A. M. and 4. a, daily, Sunda excepted. Proprietor _ cay a 180 Reade street, from 1 to cu. G FRENG kL acatete ae 36 miles froin city, 10 i large private house; some reasonable raten; perfecily healthy : “Apply to M. A. HY A’ ATT, Mount Kisco, ACCOMMODATIONS FOR A FEW MORE the Bricksburg House, lage of tricksburg, Ocean county, N. J. New York per Karitan and Delaware 4 good inutes from depot Hat rooms un- od tables ', 273 Canal in the beautiful vil- three hours from Railroad, from past, CLASS PRIVATE, BOARDING at MAPLE. wood, Sonth Orange, N. J., by Mrs. 4 minutes’ waik from depot; socoumoodations excellent, te Moderate; ‘permanent Tamiles, desired; plenty. of ‘shades ~ | playgrounds, stabling, (c., with beautiful scene nearest mountains to’ New York. Reference —' 2. reas on alope o C, Speer, 80 NVALID RETREAT FOR 7 OR & PRIVATE BOARD- ere—Every comfort of a home afforded and attention renee owe of anfortunate habits, Address Mount Xyack on the Hudao! MMEDIATE BOARD WANTED IN OR NEAR NARRA- anweit, Sie lesome food: dress B., box 5,04 ty Re 1. for mother and Foun, ry country alr; B40 to 5 Post office, New ‘ork. gaughier: 4 45 per month, good, . Ad LEARANT ROOMS AND BOARD—DELIGHTFULLY tsine oe for a few quiet families, Inqu at Nyack, Rockland county, Bowery. be ob- ire ot HOWE © BER: SELECT COUNTRY BOARD FOR GENTLEMEN AND families m comfort of a home, with wired. spect Ti, ch Oran; |, Sout) nau street, Brooklyn. 3 Pros very healthy and pleasant locality, with ‘tables and coach house if re- Parties with oh{idren ‘will find this. most st desirable mer months. Apply to Mra, DET! N.J., orto Mra. TEAL, 26 Nas= ZING SING.-ONE OR TWO SMALL FAMILIES CAN procure Pp the place. For jixth avenue, oF plensant Roome and Board: milk. chickens, peioulare ae ire of C. ‘asabove. 150 WEST FunveNtH steerer, ‘NEAR SIXTH AVE- OU ‘nue.—Furnished Rooms on second floor to let, with 159 & Wier | FORTY-EIGHTH | STREET. “SECOND Floor, furnished, with Board jeman and mite; 9, €90d table; no other boarder thaterfiscae ‘given and 176 WEST ELEVENTH STREET.—A LARGE, WELL a Room, on second oor to let, with Board, inguesiotanmes ‘well apy uted, with modern ejenoes. Apply between 10 and 12 A. M, and 8 and 10 PM. 21 WEST SEVENTEENIM STREET.—TO LET, neatly furnished Rooms, with Board; water in rooms; house has all modern improvements; terms 86 per week. 232 NEST, THIRTYTHIRD STREET, | BETWEEN Seventh and Eighth avenues, —A private family. will fC siocty Farnistvrd:nrge and mall Rooms, or without Board; prices very low, ull imoviera improvements, 2. AT BAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—TO LET, WITH ‘or without Board, Second Floor, three Rooms, to- gether or singly. All conveniences, References required, 300% NINTH STREET, ONE DOOR EAST SECOND wenue.—A young widow iady, having an elegant Forataned hour, will rent a choice of pleasant Rooms, with iS 41 WEST TWHNTY-RECOND STRERT,—COOL AND et wl furnished front or back Rooms, en suite ors Board, at summer prices. 47: FOURTH AVENUEg-A NICELY FURNISHED second Floor, to n mn and wife or a party of gen- ina private Cainily ; will Int separately or together, ‘with oF without Board; terms, front room, for two, $4; back Sper week. AT MADISON SQUARE HOUSK, CORNER OF ‘Twenty-iiret street aud Broadway, very neatiy ‘urnished, learant Rooms (looking on to Broadway), with superior lable, by day, week or month, cheap, A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE C CAY BE ACCOMMODATED: 01 with atine bealthy Room and Gourd ia a firs class, rive up town, wrbere they can have the priviteges of the en.” ere being no other boarders. Responsible Feta mn wrebing auch « home will please address B, box 6,729 ofice, Keferences given and required, FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS CAN \IN VERY large and elegant Rooms and Board in a strictly private family, wt 67 West Forty-elghth street. | irat class parties only eens FURNISHED FRONT PARLOR, TO GEN- tleman and wife; board for indy! every convenience, nth street, within owe bic ock Of Academy of ¥ PLEASANT ROOM TO LET TO TWO GEN tlemen or gentieman and wife, convenient to seam cara ‘and boat. Terms jow to permanent tind Svan Tnguire at 128th street, second atu EWLY FURNISHED ROOMS—ALL MODERN DM. Provements and first class attendance, 170 Filth ave- ‘Bue, carner Twenty-secoud | street, over Goapil's, V3RY PLEASANT LARGE ROOMS, WITH EXCEL. a Board, for Seta oan wile Lan ingle genie. mat Ferma vers nt location, op French theatre, 116 We Wei Fourtdetth rect. ie Ms house west of Third avenue, BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. ‘ODGINGS WANTED-—RBY A SINGLE GENTEF A Suit of two or more Rooms, furnished or uniurmehed, An a genteel house and location, in'this city or Brooldyn ; beat references given, Address Merchant, box 153 Heraid oulice, dren, aged two and four years Fate, Pt immediately, with ‘il” ‘partigulal » Union, U S near the Hudaon river, Address Board, box 3,618 } New Ye Fork Po MER BOARD WANTED—FOR THREE ADULTS, een Yonkers and Tarrytown. Post o ofices wo OR THREE FAMILIES CAN BE “ACCOMMO- leasant Rooms box 4,303 New York Post office. dated with ple: from Cornwall lending, on the Hudson. W. H. RIDER, Cornwall Landing, Orange cou TED—FOR A YOUNG FOREIGNER, BOARD, ced ‘a private American family in the count miles from this city, where he may be taught language. References exchanged, Address, stating terms, id. good Board, one mile he English A —BATH HOTEL, L. 1. «,auuamer resort ob the Continent. | New arrang Bea bathing, still and eurf. Brooklyn and Bath Rallro eam boat Water ton avenue, Brookiys minut hotel, Su _ SUMMER. RESORTS, THE. MosT DELIGHTFUL ements. Cars leave house every thirty ad. Lily, four trips n. ELA. WELLER, Superintendent, ) COMFORTABLE HOME POR THE, SUMMER CAN be obtained at the Palisade House, Englew being newly furnished, large wholesome and abundant table; oifers inducements to par: ties preferring comfort to style ‘at very moderate rates; fine drives, wall ferry T LAKE MAHOPAC.- ATaNTIC HOTEL, ‘open for the reception Pearce Be to make arrar and views; ja Northern Rai MOORE, proprietor. FEW ROONS CAN firoad. 2 of First class family ay A Hamil- LEWIS. 00d, Ne doy ‘and well veutilated ‘rooms, 40 minutes trom Chambers street Cail op or address G. W. BE HAD AT THE FINE OLD Mansion House, Ravenswood, on the banks of the East iver, ten minutes’ walk trom Astoria landing, GOOD BOARD IN ONE oF the finest private, residences on the take, with first class Sccommodstione, Apply at $1 West Thiny-sovond street. este 5 CLOS, JB., Montreal House, Montreal. (ooree HOUSE, Cooperstown, New York, Will open June 24. Roome tor 400 ‘LONG BRANCH, N. J sow charges very io REICKENBERG, "Proprietor, HOTEL.-THIS FAVORITE NEW SUM: mer hotel, only three miies from Montreal, is note ita fine shaded grounds and healthy locality. Fi families wish M ments will please address HIRA\ guests, New furniture; seven acres ground : Otsego lake, boating, Sshing, fine drives; eronnds made classic by the pen of Cooper; ral tice m day from Albany. te mace for families. YLIFE WOOD SPRINGS SEASHORE HOUSE—A DE bathing, boating and ‘erms Irond trains $4 per day; deduction _CHARLES A. WATKINS, Proprietor. flibrogt nico grounds, Engagements for the season d applying to 185 Fine avenue, or at the hotel, Boat leaves foot of Barclay street every day at and 4o'clock. ORE oe SE, ON LONG ISLAND SOUND, RYE, ) Westchester county, N, ¥., one hour from the city by New Haven icailroad, “Location unequaled. Desir®ble Rooms to ve had for the season, Captain PENJ. BARNARD, Proprietor. IN THE HIGHLANDS. —GARRISON spring water and a good table. and 4 P.M trate 1ROPT HOUSE: station. — Mountain afr, Stage on arrival of 10:45 A.M Ueth street. Fores? HOUSE, BUDD'S LAKE, Accommodations for 250 boardeys ris aod Essex Railroad to ser 4 34 Warten. BY A GE NTLEMAN, A SMALL ROO! with Board; location near Ventral Fark. Adare stating terme, Esa, which nium be moderate, L. G., Herald olive, FLERBERr HOUSE, MATAWAN, for the seas moderate, Boats I we foot Bar NouEsOH sPhACE HOUSE, ON THE EUROPEAN an, adway, corner of Kighth street ant No. 2 fat alasee—Rooe fa! sults for familios and single gens tlemen. NS & HERBLIE. NTERNATIONAL HOTEL, JUNCTION oF WILLIAM, doy Deane And, Chambers sreetn— Board and saat eee ey a ja 10 #10. a week ; Roome ut nH cantare day, 82 10 Bb a work, nis rigs ~y, ENGLAND A St CORNER BOWERY AND ayard—On'the i 20 ight room: | Bags 60a Be. nightly, ty) for peutiemen on RocnustER nore Erni STREET AKD BKOA way. Newly furnished and oom and Bon per ee and upward the wee 8’ GONNINGTON, Proprietor. Sine Ry BOAT. CORNER OF OF BOWERY AND, CANAL house, 100 rooms European - moderate price, by the 3 mth. , fw ag BISREDEN, Proprietor. —— - _... COUNTRY BOARD, _ FEW E AIRY ROOMS, WITH qo0D Ho) HOARD, Mk legant private reaidence oF Hon. L, 5 Ortent fine bathing, aking, enlling an Hs drives, Boat ‘to ‘Orient three’ days th. the by land care lwo trains everr da ‘xcept ‘Sundays. MA vort I ONG | BRANCH.—TROUTMAN'S J Branch avenne, abort distane jen view {rom every wind ance nt 73 Weet Twenty-thied NOR FOURS SARATOGA aA SPRINGS,—FIRST CLASS Boarding he and ron Cony PAVILION, A Rooma can be obtained by ear! 3, h1BBEL, Proprietor, N, at Land 4 PoN, from ‘thir A. JACKSON. . J., NOW OPENED. conveyance by miles to the lake. HARP, Proprietor, Mor- J.-N@W OPEN Sine river aad beautiful ecener, rest at | and POOLE, Proprietor. W MORE application to GEORGE: .— Kouta leave Barclay strect j‘me Y. M. CHOICE COTTAGE, © from care and beach, Tavle list class. Apply at itd street, LONG doatrable for Families; large, Eid ell jhaded; ouly few mi AJEPTUNE HOUS! SEW AOU N ran oat Tt, WOGHELLE—NOW OPEN, every hour, 1,242 Broadway, or at ()CRANIC HOUSE (LATE FELTER' a now open 88 thoroughly reno “furnitare, | Aa a watering wer gardens, ad 1s any via Fulton and ‘On of newt isngagem: a fir ed and farntaned place it, tit walk ‘Traina run moat pean hae be made at Clifford House, CONEY ISLAND, ote! Tt has been out with new SCEQLA LAKE HOUSK 18 xu PLACE TO TAKE comfort for the summer ddress JA. 0 or otic, oranda I, JACOBEY be box fe NEW YORK HERALD, _ FRIDAY, JUL 9, 1869. ORNS, same, a d- we BAvinG as, la now open tor Buame house is delightfully situated, bet Bt. Mark's posh bee) Liewe'lyn Park, Sretiy avat classe UISREPUED: (ees HOTEL, the avery Fassic river, rfurd Park, N.d. tom \ summer 5, omly forty. ave minutes city fl fail, New York, via atta alway “elegant lawn: groquet grounds; fine, sta! ‘splendid boating, sas fig aud cha charming 4 “arivees Hit fiasn farnitures ta pplicatt i Barclay street, or at the hotel. Oeas e WRLLS. roprietor Tate o! ‘St James’ Hotel, New York, tay QovTH SIDE HOTEL, AMITYVILLE, U1, ON THE Great South Ha; one honr and a half by South Side Rail. iadinediietamed 3 Bidenemces® Svat SPRINGS, | MONROB COUNTY, iota, “This beadiful sumer resort wi the reception of visitors June 20," The $4 from Washington “by the Grange tna: ei nto he ttn go da} A week, 9 month, . oobriinatad eit PTAs. CARROLL, Proprietor. Smicon ne HOUBE, OYSTER BAY, L. 1, HAS BEEN RE- wiy furnished thro ott anata now open irae GSAT ated itn a val "Beat v c . ‘Mardin leaven eveny day foot of Wall srect at 4:18 Pe M. Gtamronp HOUSE, STAMFORD, CONN. LOCATED in one of the most beautiiul vAlazes tn the vicinity of the city, Rating oh ch owners and newly furnished, is open for nt and transient boarders; bo: ing Shing, batting and iirives unsurpassed; steamer trom Ful: ton Market slip at3 FM. and 14 trang daily. 3. SPENOER, Manager _ XOUTH ORANGE, MOUNTAIN HOUSE, SIXTY MINU- tes from Barclay street by Morr rs un | Henson Haliro tix minutes? walk from. Montrose station, wel \ Grange; twenty acrou in forest and Inw'twot and cold water baths "oa "each toor: "yaa throughout probably within one month from date; furniture, carpets and management new ; acenery and drives unsurpassed ; good d accommodations for horses, carriages and couchinen. Partives will please call upon or address, at South Orange, HITZELBERGER & FALMER, Proprietors, ASHINGTON ROCK HOUSE, DUNELLEN, N. J.— Mountajn air, 6.0 feet above ‘the level country; view 2 miles exten€; one hour and quarter by rail, Reser to J. V. BROKAW, opposite Cooper Tnatitute, OWN WOOD, Proprietor. — BILLIA RDs. BULA kds FOR SALE, TWO FIRST CLASS TABL with ail the Fixtures, "The tables are ax good as newt Will be wold cheap. | Apply or address D. FOLEY, 106 Seventh street, corner of Gygnd, Williamsburg, OR, maar? SPLENDID PHELAN BILLIARD ‘abie, with all appurtenances, but litle used; will be Sold cheap. Apply at 101 Joraiemon street, Brooklyn. EXPRESSES. F. & G, BURNHAM’S FURNITURE AND BAGGA Express, 115 West leventh street, near Sixth aveuu Furntiure tamilies moved, city or country; furniture packed and store: _ CLERKS AND SALESMEN, —_ N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN OF EXPRRIENCE wishes a position as bookkeeper, assistant Dookkeeper or clerk; can give first class referenges and securfty, Ad- dress Bartlett box 124 Herald ollice. YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS €A tain’s cferk or some other position on a steamship; first given, Address K., General Post oflive. YOUNG MARRIED MAN, EXPERIENCED IN REAL estate and insurance business, capable of drawing deed mortgages, &¢,, desires an engagement wih some firm in sal bosinens; Is aitmated to intluence dusinens. Please address Li, alice. Personal interview desired. SALESMAN'S POSITION WANTED—IN A SADDLE and harness or saddlery hardware house, by a man of twenty-three years’ experience, who has a thorough know- ledge of the New York and rookiyn trade, Addrets A. F Cammeyer, 10 Nassau s:., Brookiyn. OOKKEEPER WANTED—BY A WHOLESALE house; must be experienced and competent, Address, CHAE er ageand salary expected, 0. F., box 138 lerald ollice. pre CLERK WANTED-—WIIT REFERENCE, AT drug store corner bith at, and 3d av. SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG GERMAN CLERK, * just arrived trom Hamburg, as bookkeepes, &c. Ad” dress Brocking, 532 Pearl 7 ANTED—A* CLERK IN A FIRST CLASS GROCER ‘must understand the business and willing to make bi self ue‘ul. Address T. M., Herald office, — Wa A DRY GOODS JOBBING HOUSE, EX- perienced saleamen who have an acquaintance in Ten- Misnetppland Arkansas. Address, with real name and references, 425 Post offlee. ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS ‘or sbipping clerk, or in some position where he can be useful; has references as to character. Address Situation, station ANTED—A YOUNG, MAN, AS ASSISTANT ROOK- keeper; one who has had expertence in the produce commission business and can bring good references; must be quick und correct at figures. Address, stating ‘salary, H, &C., 101 Barclay st. ‘ANTED—IN SOME MERCANTILE HOUSE IN THIS city, aalization by an accountant. Apply at bier 19 East rive: m board schooner ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING SALE: man, in a wholesale liquor house, near by country trade, None but'first class honses need answer this advertisement, ‘Address 8, A. D., Herald office. ANTED—A GERMAN AS CORRESPONDENT IN THE German and be ed Janguages; must write a good hand and be quick at figures; none others need epply. -Ad- dress box Post of oftice. ANTED—A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT SALES. man and solicitor in an established real estate office up town; a middle aged man and a notary public preferred. Address box 205 H office. WANTED SA MAN TO ASSIST IN BOOKKEEPING, jolesale store 86 to 8. Address, stating age, &c~ A, box 106 Herald oflice. Waren EXPERIENCED ee ella SALES. men. Apply to 8. McPartland, 608 THE EVENING TELEG: (PODAY! To-Day) TODAY! egies THE TELHURAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED PICPORIAL WITTICISMS, RUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS CABAR. NAST'S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS, THB HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE. IMPROVEMENTS IN “IN CENTRAL PARK. DONT FAIL TO BEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF 70-DAY. MPODAY) teDAY! TO-DAY! THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED PiCrORIAL WITTICIEMS, BRUIUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS C2SAR, NAGI'S GREAT (NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS. THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE, IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK. DON'T FALL TO SEK THE GREAT CARTOONS : PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. TPovay) to-Day! Tovay) THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED PICTOSIAL WITTICISME. BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS CASAR, NASI’S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS, THE HEALTH BOAKD AS IT SHOULD BE, IMPROVEMENTS IN UBNTRAL PARK, DON'T FAIL TO SEL THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGHAM OF TO-DAY. T° -DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! THE TE! LEGRAM CARTOONS, A SERIES OF POINTED ) PICTORIAL WITTIOISMS. BRUTUS AND THE SPEOLKE OF sULIUS CASAR, NAST'S GREAT NATIONAL AYD LOCAL HITs. THE HEALTH BOARD AS tf SHOULD BE, IMPROVEMENTS: CENTRAL PARK. DON'T FAIL T® SEE TE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING G TELEGKAM OF TO-DAY, TPoPAY! to-pay! To-pay! THE YELEGKAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED Pit PICTORIAL WITTICISMS. BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS C@SAR, NAST'S GREAT NASIONAL AND LOCAL HITs, THE HEALTH BOAKD AS IT SHOULD BE. IMPROVEMENTS Ly VENTRAL PARK. DON'T FAIL TU SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. | 0-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! THE TELEGHAM CARTOONS, A SERIES OF POINTE: TORIAL WITTICISMS, BRUTUS AND THE SP ‘RE OF JULIUS C#SAR, NAST’S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS, THE HEALTH BOAKD AS IT SHOULD BE, IMPROVEMENTS CENTRAL PARK, DON'T FALL TO 8E! GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGKAM OF TO-DAY. : & /pO-DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS, A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS, BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS CHSAR, NAST'S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS, ?HE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE. IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK. DON'T FAIL TO BEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, | | I: | | PoPar! To-payi Topay! THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS, BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS CSAR, NAST’s GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS, THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE, IMWROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK, DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. (A. GENTLEMAN WANTS A SITUATION FoR, His coachman ; respectable young man who thoroughly un- derstands driving, care and management of horses and car- Bg Saaeat eee oan a sh can milk; willing and obliging, Address Homes, box 218 Hi SITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS ‘coachman and groom; would make himself generaliy useful ; ity references. Call or address Coachman, Went 43d SITUATION “WANTED—BY A COLORED MAN, AS coachman; can give the best reference for either city or country. Can be seen at stable 15 and 17 East 23th at “) SINGLE YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS coachman or groom ; is thoroughly competent; country Herald ot highest Masonic reference. Address Alexander, “COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A COM- eres sober single man ; best city references from last aren oa mer employer. Address Coachmen, 19 Broad st., A SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTESTANT SINGLE young Man, as coachman; haa the hest city refereace. but a first class family need apply, Address (o 3% Broadway, between 26th and 37th ate., harness SITUATION WANTED—BY as coachman and gardener; perfect! buniness; has six years’ best reference. 127 Herald olice, (SoAgHMAN's SITUATION WANTED_BY A STEADY, / active young mon, a Protestant, who can be highly re: commended as thoroughiy acquainted with his duties; has besi city reference; can be seen, or a note addressed to the Excelsior Stables, Broadway, between 2b and 0th sts., care of Mr. Brown, will be promptly attended to, (oaceMan’s SITUATION WANTED—BY A CAPABLE mi py man, who understands the business tho- roughly; best city and’ country references. Address T. D., box 201 Herald oes. NOACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-—BY A COMPE- tent single man; 6 years’ city reference from iast place, iL 01 W., 1,385 Broadway, harness store, or box 194 Herald oft (OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANIED—BY A FIRST ) class single man; fifteen years’ best city reference, Can be seen at Mr. A. HH. SITUATION WANTED—A COMPETENT GARDENER, © aingle man (German), speaks English; at between 10 and 12 A. M. \ SINGLE YOUNG MAN, understands his widress E. N., box Dunscomb, No. 7 Great Jones st. ITUATION WANTED—BY A THOROUGHLY COMPE- tent young man, as coachman and groom, who can Highly rocommended ‘by recent employer, Apply at White's livery stable, 10 East 19th st., between Sth av. and Broad: way, for two days, SITUATION WANTED—BY, A YOUNG MAN, AS coachman; thoroughly understands his business} can come wel! recommended. Can he heard of for three days by addressing ‘on, South Bergen Post ollice. ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A Follng German of good education, is wiiling and sober: understands gardening and isn cavetil driver’ best rever- ences, Address A,B. Ty Herald office, ANTED—A_ SITUATION, AS PRIVATE COACH. man, by 4 first class man; three yo Ao referes Ta in a place now, and will be ull the 181) he month. Can be seen only by aildvessing James, 118 East ath at, WARTED-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN OR GAR: dener; understands his business fully and all kinds of Work about a gentleman's piace, paint al ‘preferred, Address H. H. od refer: box 12 Herald “ANTED— i SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A RE- fingle man who understands business wel ae nade in be highly recommended. Address J. 0. Nx ANTED--A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A young single man of long experience; haa best city ref- erences from firs: families. Cali on or address R, P, Cy Aad dlery, 446 6th a. ANTED- SITUATIONS BY Two PROTESTANTS, ‘one as coachman, to_milk cows, and make bimself enerally useful. “Call at ao Wert auth at ‘OACHMAN AND GROOM'S SITUATION ander sta’ era co former employer, fb Gunton it ‘ANTED—A -A COACH: N'S SITUATION, W: ber, sendy yan bo hao ye! bis nese; address T, K., 127 ‘Went 23th at a. FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. — NE FILL FRANCAISE SIRI Tamille pene, comme ‘dee Sadreuser - PLACER DANS fe chair, oa Bast) adme Lie JEUNE DAME FRANC, NNE EDU. cation, desire une situation ile amert- ine. Adredwer pour deus jours Mae. Ln. Noo? Greenwich av. TPopar! ro-pay1 ro-pay! THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS, BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS C#SAR, NAST'S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS. THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE. IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK. DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. vl iaghne! TO-DAY! TO-DAY! a THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS. BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS C#SAR. NAST’S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITs, THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE, IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. ge -DAY! TO-DAY! TO-DAY 1 THE TELEGRAN | CARTOONS, A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS, BRITUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS C&SAR, NAST'S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL BITS, THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE. IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. pope TODAY! TO-DAY! THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS. A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS, BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OP JULIUS CA&SAR NAST’S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL BITS, THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE, IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE LVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. TODAY) TODAY! 1 TO-DAY! THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS, ‘A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS, BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF JULIUS CaSAR. NAST GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS, THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE. IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARS. DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. Toten TODAY! TO-DAY! THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS, A SERIES OF POINTED PICTORIAL WITTICISMS, BRUTUS AND THE SPECTRE OF, JULIUS CaRSAR, NAST'S GREAT NATIONAL AND LOCAL HITS, THE HEALTH BOARD AS IT SHOULD BE, IMPROVEMENTS IN CENTRAL PARK. DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE GREAT CARTOONS PUBLISHED IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY, _AMUSEMENTS, Grams PARK GARDEN, Seventh ‘avenue, between’ Pifty.etghih and Fifty-ninth TdB MOST ELHGANT a] BUMMER at Cornet-a-Piston, to- o UNRIVALLED TERS. THOMAS" UNRIVALLED ORCI THIS hice mancet bvesoniiennel JULY 9% AT bert 1, Overt A Orare Quan Fs Fantaal: phony i; flat, Op. 8 Overtize, “Wiliam Ti 9% Fantasie, “Visions in a Dream” 10, Polka, “Zerline,” Salo for Cor: a MR. J. LEVY. Ha Waltz, “Automp houe oe 12, Galop, “Phunder Sto: ‘ADMINSION THIRTY-FIVE 6 MR. J. mucin Presto, Sym connected with A. . ~Max Broch Ronin Strauss Bekat PRIVATH. BOXES EXTRA, TAQ DOLLARS. Can be had during the oh 5 G, Schirmer's, 701 Broadway, and at Sehuberth & Co.'s, ALLACK’S, Prop riotor and Manager.. DORA AT 8 P. M. BU ENGAGEM f the Broadway. | Mr. LESTER WA: KLESQUE AT ACK o BOSTON COMBINATION {from Selvécn's theatre), who have achieved in this cit TOO and who will appear in ACT. Allan Farm— ‘The Falling Snow a: the Heart OT 2. Allan ¥: Piliam ‘Allan's Co OUNGED BUCC m eade's drama of rn ge; The Rippling Bro 3, A. The Now-el and the Holly; mer Allan and Dora; Kk aud the Ebbing if ACT 8. The Wheat Field ; The Setting Sun and the Rinened Grain; The Tey Heart Melted under the Influence of the Sun- shine of Love. ‘Fo eoneiude with Bumand's vurlessy BLACK-! YED MATINEE (Bho OPERA HOUSE Corner Twenty third TYAEN: ADMIS: LUCILLE WESTERN LUCILLE WESIBRN ze N HFR IN HER NANCY SIK NANCY SIKES, in DICKY TE DICKENS MASTEMPIEGE, QUIVER, TWIST, IN RPHEARSAL THE (esc THEATRE, TWE WEST SCENERY, THE BEST FU) GEO. L. FOX © K, FOX (tne THE ASTC HANIOLA, 1M ELEVEN GREAT SENSATIONAL DANC OOD'S MUSEUM. GEORGE WOOD. Second week of the engagem: EDDY. BEGINS SUMMER'S fie ps TH AND THE BEST HOU the uneqnalle! . CLO ran), PANTALOC DING KIRALFYS, IN NUMBER. N MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT Lig. BOLOSSY, ALLI AND BALLET. .;Proprietor and Manager RIN, RY APTRRNOON AT EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2, EVERY EVE! NG ATA, EVERY. EVI NING AT rehearsal, MIE RAG PICKER OF PARIS and COR- SICAN BROTHERS Admiasion—Farntly Girele, 800; + Parquet and Dress Circle, 50c. ; Reserved Orchestra and Balcony Chairs, 1. “Museum open trom 9A. Mt to 10 P.M, 620 EY NEW YORK ANATOMICAL MUSE & 9 Cinow Thyself” | Pte’ Life Within Li AMUSEMENTS. (PHEATRE O OMIOUE, posite St. Nicholas Hotel. Wurrea spené ‘Leasees and Propristors Firat ex of the a rend original 8 esque iat week of the new and original Burtesque on EAST LYNN ASP LYNNE EAST LUNN Aer LYNNE, EAST LYNNE, EAST LYNNB, Ww With Areh-I-bald © Isabella Nimes, GA <= 08 a 13 (FRIDAY) | RECONSTRUCTION of NBAD THE SAILOR, EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATIO. UNMECEDENTED NOVELTY, GRAND TRIPLE ALLIANCE. 1A THOMPSON BURLESG E COMPANY. Fifth appearance at this establishment of those celebrated antomimtats, ‘ THE LAURT FAMILY, HE LACRI THE LAUR in their world renowned performances. Re-engagement of the we CRODOCHE TROUPE FRENCH "DANCERS, Pith appearanee by GRAN wr LET COMPAN NG LADIES. ALE DRUM CORPS. Firth night of the URLESQUE CELE ROSTON JUBIL with the BRATED ANVIL CHORUS, performe DRUM coRts between Fifth and EVENING DURI EK AND SATU MR. EDWIN ADAM Miss BLANCHE DE BAR, MISS FANNY MORANT, in Madame De Marguerite’a Domestic Drama, in five acts entitled, ENOCH ARDEN. Doors open at 7%; to commence at 8 oeloc Seats secured six days in advance at the box entre or at it b Ucket office at the music store of C. H. Ditson & Co., 7H Broadway. OWERY ‘ki 3 A SFIT OF TH: OFFICER OAD USHERS, MR. W. Tl. WHALLFY, MR, ROLLIN HOWARD, MR. JOSEPH BANKS. New rama of the Secsation Drama of HEBMEW'S CURSE; | JACK the Highe Or. A Thiret for Goll | wayman of Kenuyngton MR. ORTON. MR, M. GEARY. PRENTH STREET, Musle, | 1TH ST. SUCCES! HS CROWDED. Positively iast six LITTLE MAC, LITTLE MA‘ PARI TO LITTLE MAC. BROOKLYN } OOLFY'S OPER. First week of 1 introdueing HOOLE Grand Matince every Saturd TE ATRE COMIQUE. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 12, ENTIRE CHANGE Engagement for a limited term with the distinguished popue lar artists, ROSE AND HARR. WATKINS, who will appear im anew American, omic drama entitled, SAU HT AT Las AST. & No lad 620 620 fail to visit this marvellous and wonderiul coilec- 6% tion, Females only in attendance. 620 M. U6 P.M. Open from 8 A. medical student of otherwise) sbonid MISCELLANEOUS. PREREINS— —PARTIES WISHING TO CONTRACT ‘will ptease call at No. 1 Erie buildings, foot of Reade street, at once. EALING SALVE. The only sure cure in the world is BERG'S WNIVER- SAL RUSSIAN HEALING SALV: blisters and sores of all inde are speedily cured, try it, without charge. Oitice 260 Bowery, New York. Also Sundays. For sale by all drug- from 9 A. M. to9 P. M. E. Wound cuts, bruises, Come and Open gists, Price 25 cents, 60 cents and $1 per jar. EATING.—CULVERS & SIMONDS’ DIPROVED HoT airand hot water Furnaces are t Also Registers and ‘mos roughly tested in use, best, cheapest and Ventilat- ors manufacttired, put up and warranted by the Simonds Manufacturing Company, successors to Culver, Simonds & Co., 62 Cliff mreet, New York. lished 1845. us| DEBILITY, DISEASES ARISING EITHER imprudence in youth, exceaat ippuile in je various stages, treated successfull: ARROW, #2 Livingston street, from 10 ull 2 ‘and from 4 till 8; Sundays t till indulgence ar ms Dr. H. Brooklyn. “Ofice hours, HELP | ‘WANTED—MALES. _ OY WANTED-IN A DRAUGHTSMAN'S OFFICE with a tase for drawing will tind this & pod opportn- nity; sala Toons SL. sj about $16 a month. Apply at Broadway, OY WANTED. ONE WHO RESIDES IN BROOKLYN. ) Apply at No. 1 Erie Butdings, in supply store, before 16 o'cloe! BY - WANTED—ADDRESS BOX 2,68 ‘POST OFFICE, | 318 “MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, ag Broadway. 618 ——— 618 We are fearfully and 61s wonderfully mad as tes ed The Beautics, Wonders Monstrosities of 13 the Human and Animal Creation to be acea at — #18 one visi als OUISVILLE OPERA HOUSE, HARRY ©. BATES, 4 wanaver,—First class stars and ladies and gentlemen of shing engagements for the ensutng season will Mr. BATES or 8, B. DUFFIELD, stage mage ice, dramatic agént, 566 Broadway, . Par corner of Prince ‘sire! THE LECTURE SEASON. MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, on interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects, how to live and what to live for, are delivered da New York Museum of Anatomy. Those unable to attend can receive a copy by,forwarding 25 cents to the secretary, Sls Broadway. PIANOFORTES. | cee GREAT REDUCIION oe PRICES OF FIRST CLASS Planos, at Steeaman & Hullyer's; second hand from $100. Factory and warerooms, 55 West Sixteenth street, be- Ween Fifth and Sixth arenuee. AME SEVEN 01 [AVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, 1100 for cash; great bargain ; city maker. Apply io J. BIDDLE BIDDLE, 18 B, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. A "). BRILLIANT BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD ‘ianoforte, of the best city makers, used only Big months, for sale at a treat sacritice; also two satin trac tel Parlor Suits, Tables, Paintings, Bronzes, Carpets, Cur- tains, Chamber’ and Dining Furniture, Mattresses, for eas than half original cost faraiiy leaving city. 11% West Tweuty- sixth street, between Shith and Seventh avenues, CunN OR AMERICAN YOUNG MEN AND BOYSCAN find employment at 167 Washington at. |PLOYMENT.—AN ACTIVE MAN WANTED, AS ae iM EiMiiveroror country acene floor, from 10 A. M. to3 P. M. ‘OUR COPYISTS WANTED. ers, with good references (no women None but the best taken. Dox 2,566; wages, $2 a day. Apply at 27 Beekman THE VERY BEST WRIT- taken), may ad- Gieare WIRE COMPANY.—AGENTS by omrapatte Beha ne; sell our patent everiastin €100 to $250 per month guaran ticulars. Branch office ollice of the Rosa white wire Clothes Call or_write for par- pace No. 9 Spruce street, New York ; also HENRY JACKSON, Consulting Engineer. TANTED—A ‘YOUNG MAN, IN A REAL ESTATE ‘and law office; must reside with his parents and be well recommended ; ‘one speaking German with « knowleage of the business proferres!, ©, between 10 A. M. and 12 M. ANTED—A BOY IN A {{pply to Loew Brotters, 104 av, "WHOLESALE CLOTHING ‘Store; must have best reference and reside with his pas rents, Address, in applicant’s handwriting, box 6,46 Post office, WARTED-A “YOUNG. ‘MAN, OF 17 OR 18, WITH A Knowledge of bookkeeping; salary mocerate. Ad- dress L. T., Herald office, ANTED FIRST CLASS SUGAR PAN MAN. AD- dress Woods,\Weeks & Co., box 1,311 Post oftice, Balti- more. T., Herald office. ANTED—FIREME! United States Nivy. Market at., New York. ANTED—SEVERAL ACTIV AND SEAMEN Apply to Edward Rode, No. 65 JANTED-IN A FOREIGN COMMISSION HOUSE, Tad able to copy French and Spanish letters. Adurese FOR THE TO soLicir ME: consignments of fruit and produce for a commission house in city. Apply at 260 Fulton st., New York. ANTED—LABORERS AT THE POUDRETIE WORKS, ‘on the Hackensack river, near the . three rales from Jerse; road bridge 1 60 per day; ooard New Jersey Rail Be Fer nenee, employ { per week. Apply ANTED-SEVERAL EXPERIEN( getic paper hanging agents, to travel and take orders from samples, by a new and exter house, Address, with ive full references, 8, 8. & Co., box 2,061 New York Post oilice. ANTED_ A GOOD COOK, WITH GOOD CITY, REFE- rences. at., between 10 and 12 o'clock. None others neeil apply. Call at 116 East 4th ANTED A CASH BOY TO ATTEND RESTAURANT; also a waiter. ‘ANTED—A GOOD, Address Index, station G. ACTIVE ROY; ONE WHO RE- sides with bis parents and can write » good hand, salary 8 por week. “Addreva Secretary, box 5,644 Post oaic A COLORED BOY TO TAKE CARE OF A horse; must come well recommended. Apply at 19 Greenwich st., basement. ANTED- —A YOUNG MAN. TO TARE Cl CHARGE or ry bar; must have $200. Apply at 16) 5: av., up staira. Waxtep—a GOOD, SMART BOY, To TEND RAR. None need apply only those who mended. Hotel, corner of 4th at, and 6th ay. Apply between 1 ant o'elock at Sixth ‘Avenue come weil reco: WASTED—A SMART, ACTIVE BOY IN A WHOLE. ale, boot and shoe store: salary rt yenr, #3 per week. Address J. {7 ANTED. take cate Ore; wi ox 140 B., box 138 Herald office, $4 a fir. Herald ofice. N, AS PORTE DMA it to open and abut store, wages $80 sRtu_—rwanry -FIVE MEN z two men who understand I 1 Thendent office Sixth Avenue Railron: TO WORK WITH ke and shovele; ve men who understand driving Fall, Apply as Super: ANTED.-FIRST CLASS WAITER, APPLY at Reanion Hotel, 42d st., between 4th and Lexington ‘ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO WRITE AND COL for a iaw firm; must be able to advance #600 aa security for i ie ‘&c., Peal estate given as security arilee with the eaak address, with stamp, Collector, Brook. aoe {yn Boao only eas TO SELL AN ARTICLE MUOH Reeded; those agents having once called please call Bom oy tr offered, Cail at 39 Union square, Joor, front room. ANTED.A GOOD, RELIABLE MAN, WITHOUT taroneee Tesdired. 3: RAVUEN TY © rout sige in the store AClothiere. Fulton a WEBER OR CIICKERING PIANO WANTED— Worth not leas than g9W0, in exchange for a neurly new top Buggy, Harness, ac. Address A. TUCKER, 777 Post oflice. FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE for cash a magniticent Planoforte, carved sosewood jeven octave, overstrung bass; celebrated maker; guaranteed five years; neatly new, 118 Seventh street. FINE, PIANO TO LET_AT A LOW PRICE WHERE it will have good care, or will sell by instalments. Ap- ply at 18 Amity street, near Broadway. LADY WILL SELL A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PI- ‘anoforte, carved legs and case, seven octave, overstrung dase, first class makers, cost 8.0, for less than $500; five Fears? guarantee also box for shipment. Call at 28 Third st. “MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR saie—Property famliy leaving city; made order; city maker arwnteest months; cost e, Chamber at nin, et, near Sixth avenue. 00D FULL SEVEN OCTAVE improved overstrang bass, ey OFORTES TO LET—86 PER month; one at #4; rent allowed if purchased. At Mu- sical Academy, corner Eighth avenue aud id Forty fourth struct, REAT BARGAINS._TWO FIRST CLASS SEVEN 0c- TF tave Pianos, of the best ely make sad warranted, must be sold at once at WOLF BROTHER'S loan oflice, 559 Broad- way, up siairs, F YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP ¢ * wareroom, No.8 Union square. ioetaimenta oF reated ey way to sult customers. at them before you decide elsewhere Pas MELONEONS greatly reduced for cash; 0 id upward; new Cab second hand instrament ments received and in Broadway. CALL AT L. old on Only look 45 and upward; 5, Monthly inetal: ‘areroome 481 WATERS. Warn BeOND HAND PIANO, WITTE MODERN in good order. Addreas, st WOOD, 171 We't Forty-seventh siresty 8. ao price, Dr. C. MUSICAL. EDWARD LISHER WILL GIVE fn Fronch, German and o Gor: RANO'AND TENOR WANTEN—FOR AN EPISCO- SS pal church, in Brooklyn. Aduress Qu b Post oillce, New’ York. stands, Park) woul 1 ¥,ior the supply of cast iron’ w Pipe, sh tect of Ia ineven BNO Leet ' 4,000 rect, in 80 branch pipes, 4 way 80 braneh p Ww: 40) pi way js tons special castings and 11 tons stopeoek boxes and fications and (orm for the bids can be obtained on Application at su Ppl ‘ MAS STEPHENS, 7 New Yors, July 2 100 QROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.—10 » block payers.—Sealed proposals, endorsed with Ue work, name of bidder and ciate of ite, offering, will be celvet at this ofice until 11 o'clock A.M, of Thrirsday, July 15, 1469, for the paviug of Third avenue, from Fourteenta to Forty-fourth street, with stone blocks. Speeiications nil orin for the bids can be obtained on application a: thie ove (Hottinda, Park, (OM AS STEP HENS, Croton Wr. DARRAGH, x Aqueduct Geo. 8 Gers 8, joard. _ew York, Jody 2 1460, provosaus FORK RLV. TEAM ‘TRFASTRY DEPARTMENT, June 23, 1869, Proposals will be receive at this department until 12M, Wednesday, the 21st next, for the construction of four Reveiyue Stexm «iciers of woud oF iroa, one propeller and three sidewhen!. wilt besfurnished pene on appli- er to this de; Pn or to the Cole sosto, Philadelphia ponld be eaied CY dreaset to sry, ani eoddg:d on the enyelopey “Proposals for Batata nevens, “ ic ovens a VL oueretere of the Treasury, wt acroton DarRaGH, Aquecw $i, : ba UTTERS. —