The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1872, Page 11

ples sane oe in ian enGunes oe t bo Tag even, be is with wt Belgas or tr opin sere OR De dl be ae Ria avenne, from eee Ly RR onele a eee nae an street, between te with en at ee ee requested to report to ‘of the Fd ete wrnote pe reeee es ot et iat ke TR Rea BL a be aon to pare a Mal crunk of te Common Council for the years it the Commissioner of Public Works cause surveys ng grene a roadway or tunnel Jo x tthe Board of Terese ‘Openiage sane the Necessary measures to have Hudson beg iit ex! Ronited southerly so as tersoct Church street at Fulton Jol i opened to vodii fordinances and report the result of his work to this = ponne first Monday of October next. ' “That the Commissioner ot Public Works be authorized t direc! have the work of repairing the strect vement tone by anys ee it the drawings ane plans prose nted for enlargin: init att the. renee City Halt ulin De ettcationsb ed 7 imesh peary €9 0 pe Dacsrintned. en at aia be made Yo the Laguantare for authority same. femmes toneaneets Srran eichees | i tC ee nd second - rece Ting and culvert be built at the south- comer ‘of r and Corlearsstree! it the Yacant ion on the north: ‘side ae: street, bee ree Second and Third avenues, be fenci hat the Goesniteloperso? Packs be res es id to furnish ea one day in each week at Mount » forris Park. at a ate sown be built in Water atrtet, from Corlears to mTeY a sewer be builtin aveziue A, from 120th street to eget chted in front of ‘the rian Memo two in front of the veorner Mi iueand Fifty-third strect. ton the north de ot Boe fifth street, from the heres avenue to Broadway, ourb ont gater stones be the nidewelks he 4 and fuety-alith street, fon Fourth eeritth aventc, quate ee ‘ehrb and gutter stones set and it Tithe seeat tr Fs, Boulevard to the Tenth ave- a, th nd gutte sneeea led, the curb end gutter stones ith ave 9, aFOm Nineticth to 150th street, be ited and gre led, the curb and gut Fags hs a a gutter stones set and iat Nine! vaiath. street, om ishth avenue to th tRouleyard, be rerulated sud id ica hat the vacent lots on flock bounded by Seventy- alge) and Sovouty-ninth strects and Second avenue be penced in. ihen a Twenty-sixth street, from Third avenue to Lexing- ton avenue, paved with Belgian or trap-block pave- fme! ‘That Fifth street, from Bowery to avenue B, be paved ith Belgian or trap-block pavement. Third street, from fowery to East River (except ace between the railroad ‘tracks), be paved with ‘block pavement, it Second avenue, from Sixty-third to Sixty-sixth Paipoet, be paved with i Selgian or Step block pavement. First street, ower peasion street, be 32 = s xt red with Bel ia oF tre -block pavement. at i Beventr tate amo nor tap es Becond to third hg w jo Co ynmunieation from Yument of Public Works ro- rfarning for re adoption, resplutions. that FINS: -third etrect, from je Hight to. @ Tenth avenue, be paved with Bel gian or trap-! puck 8 ‘pavement, and that Forty-< ae HEtreots from Tenth avenue, be paved with Pe eee eee rnickitom trem Departnent (Paste forks on that subject, Alderman ts lution :— iafwesehorarmants, ecommumnso porto Department of Public Wor ‘Works. ? DEBAEH RETERRED, at fo fopate x leventh hand a tweltth streets, trom First ave- hm Venue » Yo build & sewer in Carlisle street, from Washington southwest to southe once in va au los ‘on the on a 4 ate ‘o. pant lolz on. the south side of Sixty. by ‘o fence in vj it, ute on doth aides of Pitty -first street, n Fifth and Sixth avenues, and on the corner of seventh ef, ang ee avenue, ve mm West street to Thirteenth nue, wii af ite is bipek pavement. pave Broome to Spring street, i branite block pavement. H LAID OVER, t t Clarkson strect, from Varick to West street, be a with Beigian or granite bloc! oe percinpnt, ‘GENERA! jem Orchard street, ce Division | tot Stanton street, be red with Bi ger Rl k pavement. the C ler draw hi rag in favor of I A cal Sutin Oa t a sewer be built Mudison st street, from Pi tt a Re, tiated in Seventy-sixth ars ys whe dom er draw his warrant in favor of for payment for coaches tur- 13 tanera a4 ‘3 te nt Alderman Hartt. joule Pint ae, the ordinary Pie pee damp ‘now in teeont A ¢ Holy Cross, ‘orty Wal arent, aud the Uniied Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal | omrenes in Forty-fourth strect. lears to East street, be paved with Belgian or trap-block pavement, Phat Corlears street, from Water street to Grand ne bbe paved with Belg pavement Nes; im Sixty. See ita th thosk Fifth avenue; iy ixty-ninth ‘Third avenue to Fifth avenu”, and in avenue oy ‘water mains; that 1 crevtod tod im Fifty-fitth Ni oe in Sixty-first fifth } trom Fot aon avenue, and In Sixt meres Hexinston aay DUES. if on the north side of Forty-ninth stree:, from Madl- Fimth avenue, curb and gutter stones bé get and the lewalks he and re! lagged full width, it Se vent tet areet ge irom ibe enst ade of Fourth ave- enue, be paved with Belgian or trap- ‘look {cage 7 sl «. That the sidewalk saat sides of Fitty-third street, } Fifth to Sixth avenue, be flagged full width. it Croton Pas be laid in ‘ty-first street, from jinth avenue to the Boulevard. That Ninth street, trom First avenue to avenue A, be }Paved with Peiien, or trapblock pavement. rngre the and sunken lots on the two blocks of md xed Madison bo fifi avenues, Sixty- and Sixty:seventh streets, be it stroot Iampe be lighted ih Sixty. ‘Aizat street, from th, orn to joulevard. the fol mine ‘vole wivethe President, ‘Aldermen Conover, Tal- ting poe =i Jovee, Martin, McLarou,'Plun- Vaned and lide nla. That the Soalisaeae ‘of Pubic Works be ee ae tte pus, a full-lenj Ro. portent of Fes late Professor F. oe.t0 be al nd framed and placed in th Heine” atanexpense not to exceed the sum oF on e AMENDED AND AGAIN LATD OVER. That Thirtieth st from Fifth to Seventh avonue, be ved with Belgian ~ i -block pavement. Amended by eriking out the words “Seventh avenue” lawherever the: ses in, the resolution and ordinance, and inser’ ords “BKighth avente, and from Ninth ‘to Tenth a venus. ourned uneil Thursday 7 next, Ah inst after the } ‘of Supervisors. SHANNON, Clerk. STATED SESSION, THURSDAY, Augast 8, 1872. Present—Hon. John Cochrane, President, in thé chair, 1d @ quorum of members. ‘ RESOLUTIONS REFERRED, \ That west Thirty-second street, west of Seventh avenue, where not now so paved, be paved with Belgian or trap: Ry KI wement. irst avenue, from Houston street to Fourteenth jatraot be paved with Belgiau or trap-bloek pavement. ‘That Fourth street, from the Bowery to Lewis strcet, be ipaved with Belgian or trep block pavement REPORTS LAID OVER. latent the silewalk on tho south side of Tarcnty.stxth satrcet, fromm Ninth to Tenth avenue, be flagged full width. tasewer Le built in Fiteemth street, rou Tenth to imipren arene, s aes from Third avenue to the East River, aati and | graded, the curb and gutter ones set ty bh hth were cgula ty hy bet, fromm First avenue to the East mer ie Commish wi requested tthe d to r rimioner of t Publte ic Works be requ ts o iatntel That the sidewalk on the westerly aide of Corlonrs [eiready done.’ to Monroe streot, be flagged where not Hleaton the northerly of Mon; c iJears to No. 31 Mugzoe, th ead et he sidewalks be hee and re- cu the northerly side of streo! iArand to Monroe street, carb and ‘cuir a 8 be tof aan xe the sidewalks be flagged and reflagged full width ot at tne in site ed eased ¢ southerly side of rand street i ears street to Monroe street, the iidemalas’ ve a (ina on full width, where not alread on the north side of Front street. from, Mont. to Gouverneur street, the sidewalks be a peti 4 full width "thatthe Commisstoner of Public W orks be requested ment of Xi eter: from First aye- ig 0 Sea if dt itnout lay. we sixty sever » between enh ay. ow of Public Works he directed to imme: roadways in Eleverth and OE Po taid Tam the sale corer of from the southwest corner red see Corlears street to the souttieust corner fgaid streets, it the ome loner of Puplic ents be authorized Ete heeember Ronse Aenean GENERAT, i fie arenve lamps be lighted, ia ioouh atr atreot, from Second Be sixth atreet, from LA aa ‘be paved with belstan or trap buck savomenee remem Conover of-, rarick street to West étreet, 1 nite block pavement rom tata avenue . the aren aren, ee, | vanes ve and Wi o. 4 avenue ver oe tr Pil rpovemene ne bone lent, Alde: Con Fale x, Oitsey, Jo i a se] \der—12, Fort Waanington, Hill pee ase on Acadia eet street ampe be lized in Sixty-third street, from ih ayenue, and in avenue A, between nety apoond | eee rece ea at Eighty: tres tre ae a mo Sty ere een ene iheatee vats th street, from Third ave: whe se uch Belg o rar bl Sees. Litas on meDcing At ats Through) ta side of Ninth arenne. running thence W =i] eu tht igual Feat aye a en 48 to line batten wane south ‘that Me, from Sisty-third fo sixty.aixth payed. Sith Miigian or ta block pavement. and in front of the 4 gers Meo in front of the yy corner of Madison ave- oThat First street, fers. Bowery to teria strect, be | ae ‘om Shieh Rie to avenue B, be rr {ree pavement. y Amirmative—the President, Alderiieh Conover, Fal- 1, Gilsey, Joyce, Martin, McLaren, Plun- 4 Van Behaick and Wilder—18. ‘That nit erect, t, from Bowery to East River a ry. railroad Tracks), De paved nO} if ioe pavement. wi 3 atte Present, 4ptteni Conover, Fal- gone, wan ar Ay eed ei at tin, McLaren, Radde, cer “and two its be e tape ies ‘on the eh mirth side, f° Thirty tOurth wareeks BeeN ee avenue | and vt ty from Bleecker to Bartow street, anne tthe sidewalk on the Se te ithemet comer ath. bi, athe orp gereet lame be singed an an “ated in front of aE vag basie. and culvert Be baile at the south: of we ae ceed and lighted om the sgath: ae areah emp) anh Crosby streets, by the Showing ‘vote > rong amine ‘the President, Aldermen Conover, Fal- gney blarerald, atiney. aves, Martin, McLaren, Pin. itt, it ald, Va Vance and Wide ‘De appointed a Commis. sloner to ind report the result of os is work to thi: Board on the frst londay of October “a ~yt and copied dy the following vote itive—The ident, Alde: tts SF Co! conor, alisey, Joyce, Martin, McLaren, Plunkitt, Tiadde, Vance, Behnlek’ ‘and Wilder—12, Negative—Aiderman Fitzgerald—1. ‘That the Commissioner of Public Works be directed to cause surveys to be made to ascertain the length of time and amount of money necessary to construct an arched soe ae tunnel under the carriageway of Cedar, Dey and J streets. By he following vote :— emai yo~ The Pi Recs taermen Fae Sines, Yan e. Mar nm, McLaren, Fiunkite, B Radde, a ok and Wilder-<12 five—Alderman Fitageraid—i. GENERAL ORDERS AMENDED AND AGAIN LAID OVER. That the Commissioner of Public Works be authorized and dirceted to have the work of repairing and relaying tar, len and stone pavements in the various streets, avenues and public places in the city done by days’ work or,an euch manner ase may deem proper. thority is hereby aranted to the Commissioner of Baie We orks 2 have erinted and bound, by contract Fi or ot oper, We cee es of the fast revort of the Department of Pubtic at on the cast dh avenue, from Twentieth to Sweaty aia sth st ie uiter stones be set lewal and re! ed the mt Ro not alre; core Foyt ¥ | C he a “Twentieth to Twen. g uxt nd inserting the words "Twenty-third to Twenl- Sanat! Thirtletn street, from Fifth to Eighth avenue, and om Ninth poem avenue, be paved with Belgian or by by striking out the word “Fifth” and inserting Se rh a in Septembe: t, o tt ay ptember nex! immediately after the adjou it of the Board pervisors. JOSEPH SHANNON, Clerk. ‘BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. _ N ENTERPRISING, THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN, with capital, desired, to take an interest In a pinnd nd music business, well éstablished and doing a prosper- Ous trade, Address MUSIC PUBLISHER, Herald ofice. VALUABLE LONG LEASE FOR SALE OF BUSI- Eira ea anni © over present Teter ‘App! ply vat Yer Willtnts street. si — TRIPLE aan, ae NEW YORK HERALD, suNDAr, AUGUSE By 1872: enh eanenategniay rd B ou ‘Paitie— Mees ucese au table 1 Bee at tl a — pants LE ake ‘MIPDLE-AGED D AMERIOAN {ANT vate American fam! jults ulars, Se aed with pi beat of ee reigrenes sa ‘TWENTY. ROUTH HGHTH | STIEET. HAND. East leo ely (urplshed suit Ee Bett dogs oi LARGE, THIRD eas ruonr ‘ROOM, met Rot NTED—BY A. GENTLEMAN ENGAS oncown roy tt aad ress Ur: jee. refinenicit; terms rd TOWN, tox | 163 Meratd ‘a ran rite: Seventh eee EAST. NINETEEN’ iT, NEAR FOURTH avente.—Hand:o 64 Rooing, en suite ith or inca Boards ; private table if desired. OARD WANTED—FOR A nurse and infant; AN, comfortable ‘accommodations, een Fourteenth aud For be- fth streets and Fourth and thy |e} avenués, Pléase a Laren, stating terms, location, 2, F. G., Herald office, for two days. RIED TOR A eee OF FIVE PE 6 Rooms, in a pleasant tice. ‘month, PKddress st omce. pel LY, wa — -Handoone ae nic Hautes yaelghth street, BLOCK FROM COOPER INST enon gentionen a Wet TWENTY-FIGUTH STREET —SEVERAL nicely furnished Rooms to let, with or without near, Broadway and Sixth avenue; terms mo- aoenie ifpermanent — eo 2 nd gopventent ‘or pom tiou man wine, .L STREET, vate Sagneta rs as al "Shove or wt week. daily at 8:45 P.M, ¥ Lit ear Lak) AR cian Tw rape r.—Fine ii fia’ ete dations; terms 98 er dn spovtioagh leaves Tock arsoe pated EAST FIFTY-SIXTH STREET.—AN ELEUAS ndsomely furnished and single R gle Hoorn, wi MADISON AVENUI BY. A GENTLEMAN. ON THE ve Twenty-third street, Address + Post of ioe box 208 1% 2 cunts OF sry a ste OR A ta to let, wit! ring frst class, Apply at ‘1: Board references ret first class, —PLEASANT ROOM! [secenethareck. apply to Or & epee a first class Board, singly or en suite; it desired ;.terms reasonable Feferences ex: BAST TWELFTH STREET, SHORT BLOCK Broadway—Handsomety furnished trot thern exposure ; for two gentleman or gentl fe; references exchanged. EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET. CHOICE large Rooms, on second and third floors, desira- Bes for permanent or. frapaent) poe eeta location unsur- passed ; ae and tran \D—IN A JEWISH FAMILY, FOR A ind wife who will be td for x clase act 0x 14> meena ‘office. “aE FoRTY-’ Farep 8’ third floor front bate Se ivaninuen marae wi RERT, ONE 1m FROM Beary, WANTE! eo penis 9 a libe- t | joann, w AS ED ASANT LOCA’ fo bonvaers dirceted. to auftable accommodations, city and country, _B ARDERS’ DIRECTORY, 787 Broadway #3, Fiera EAST THIRTY, FIRST STRE! Fr. TO LET, " HAND- somaly furnished Floors, 5 rooms (en sulte), “with pri- THER; INTY-SEV: — STREET. ey of arlor to let, with first class em arms front and back, singly or en suite; tal EAST THIRTIETH STREET. VERY DESIRABLE ad woh raneent four Rooms en suite, bath che OARD WANTED—ON OR ABOUT TRE 1ST oF rivate table; good attend- y September, by family or where, tl cold ‘water, with ‘an ‘Twenty- “oe fg zm moderate; Pi Rana 1,265 Broadway. JOARD AND LODGIN w boarders; hot and pie closet room; location from vey -seventh street and Third to ti terms, Which must bo ', Herald Uptown Brauch office, Gg WANTED FOR MAN AND shade, are po 8 mod n't particulars, for ren pi RM. EAST TWENTY-THTRD STREET.—TO | LET, ‘with Board, a Parlor Floor; also on the second story ‘and front Room on third WEST TWENTY. furnished front STREET, NEAR MACDOUG. shed trout Parlor and Bedroom on second Two front Rooms double and single Rooms, with or without ory. z VAN AM bg ‘COND STREET.—A NICELY Room to let, with first class Board, to single gentlemen. References exchanged, EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, NEAR Fourth arene, gentleman and wife ‘can NO. 14, NEAR. TWENT v-FIRST oO Mahe shed Rooms to let, with gas and baths; Breakfast if desired ; also single Rooms, . in & private ane bea) i, SECOND, poet BELOW THIRTY. ntly furnished parlor Floor, “tal Table: also other Rooms atre- ences exchanged. . rH EN poh. on, NRAR THIRTY: FOURTH STREET.— NS aap lee iam “YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE BOARD WITH 4 ly private family whe have a terms must be mi yin or without pan Mia) ‘4 tab aig and ced rates : refe 0 seca AVENUE.—TO LET, WITH OR WITH. era’ io. furnished, suilable for pa) Herald offich. Board, elogant Boo: out milles, gentleman and wife and ‘single genilemen, YOUNG MEN WANT A LARGE ROOM IN wate family without boarder: -oafhtress, with terms and particulars, je front, Rooms, with with breakfast an Board; small Rooms for Gentlemen ‘Terms very reason. al STREET, NEAR or two nicely furnished hout Board: a oe required. Casa} ‘Rooms let, wi ‘ti 6 ine location; only few boarders taken. ARE 3 TWENTY-SE D—BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE In, pleasant, locality, elow ‘Thirtieth street, pres ged: atiewers must state Vet ddrest A. Z., box, i $8, CORNER TENTH STREET, — Rot Rooms on second floor, With tor families or gentiemen ; transi 4; location central; term! WEST TWERTY.POURTH STREET, OPPOSITE Fifth Aventie Hotel.—Handaomet: singly or en suite, with plenty of cl or gentlemen, with or without Board . WEST TWENTY-NINTH STREET. —HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms to let, with first class Board, to families or single gentlemen; references exchanged. HH STREET, 47.-VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS, with Board, at moderate » WHYTE, formerly of No. 1 North Washing- —A FEW VERY loard, In a private ferred; references exchan B first class onrd, = location of room. ties accommodate WEST TWENTY “THIRD STREET, family will rent a beautifnl, newly Room on second floor, with bathroom Sxplanie; also two smaller Rooms above, to gentlemen, ; also, for a few weeks, A 1 piazzn, on second floor ; highest references, _ WAVERLEY PLACE. Beecune Foon TO let, with Board, , tage! 2 Ouse WIE ANTED—BY A GENTLE two Rooms, with Board, ib & quiet, pi ed between Fourteenth nord Twi ant Third and ong avenues; furhished Rooms, t room, for families ‘with _unexception; Jaren and small, to rent, vaTIRD | STREET, BRTWEEN box Aierald ff OUNTAIN ree ROUTH ORAN GB, MONTRO TROBE a ee Aceh Just wei AiZeusERGER, ‘ptebitotor. 3 Fi cree N hee 7 Wanton Hct 1 aureet, wt York, or , propriet rletor. steamers from P Tsland Ballrond twice each Bt Pap. ork Sah Ped ug a: aay ere rot ' nie. aes ‘at Tre ; INT, De. 1 RIENT Bont HOUSE, ORIENT PO) Pe atic ane the water; splendid sea bathing i, tv doa r sem bass fsht i ‘send ee by Nh evory dayeabo FM; per Lous Teac! sat B, P. M5 00. ; AN, wr IFB AND BON, aes formu | ith strc ; terms must molt Oh or address PETE || residing in the city, vi mn town, Ypetweet Forty- sth street and Park aud Firth ind Bighth avenues, Ad- are: H,, box 75 station A. venth avemies.—Furiished Rooms ard, Tee or en suite. wee FORTY-EIGHTH ‘0 Gal. Rooms to let to geutl ‘ANTED—BY A GENTEEL COUPLE Plainly furnished Room, with Board “tet, reserved family, where there are no other x4 discrotion preferred; + term must be mode : m a3 13 WEST TWENTIET! toler, mith Boi Entire with or withont: Private tate, STREET.—ONE pk TH STREET, 231, rates) HANDSOME! S FUR iz ed larg nd andl alry Posing, with or without Board ; ‘oom j loestion desirable; four minutes from iterms Teasonable; references. NEAR SECOND AVE- fine, large third story also convenient mons or double Rooms; ternis ermauent and pi TT mies * rate. Audress 3 rita cy Youre « OUNG GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE P) nent Board with private fail ner week 1% both; references unexce ) WEST FORTY. SECOND STREET, SENCrrON Broadway and Seventh avenue.—Large, ni epplahed Rooms, with or without Board; highest reter- WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREFT, BETWEEN Seventh and Eighth avenucs.—Newly furnished 203 for gentlemen or gentleman and. wi Without Board; all modern smprovemen COKEN 288 HIOKS STREET, NEAR eet ferry.—Whole Second Floor to party of three or 150 a Hall Room, with first class Board. —BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN and wife or single gentlemen; bath and gas; three minutes from Fulton fert CRANBERRY STREE' 'H STREET (WEST), 148. large front Room on second floor, Yate bath; also large front Room, NEAR SECOND AVENUE,— Rooms to let, with Board, to gentleman and wife ‘single gentlemen, in an American family, where there ate but fe but few boarders; UNIVERSITY =T0 LRT, WITH BOARD, with use of pri- WEST TWENTY-SECOND ST Rooms; excellent location og ‘and their wives or single ge NINTH AVENUE, BETW! ond and Twenty-third streets.—To O4 ‘very pleasant Roms, handsomely ft gentleinen or families; all modern improvements; terms 1isy Board; for “POPLAR STRE: PLACE—WANDSOMELY FUR. nished Rooms, for gentlemen or ge: thelr wives, with or without Board. UNIVERSITY PLACE.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, and nicely furnished Rooms, en suite or sep- Ine Rooms for ‘Gentlemen; house, £c,, first class, WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.— Southerners and others will find large, airy Rooms, with superior Board, in above extra wide unexceptionable; references, WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE venue Hotel.—Elegantly furnt Te’ t, with or without Board, togeutlemen and gives or single gentlemen. EAST FIFTEENTH STREET. J Bedroom to rent, with good Board. WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR SEV- enth ayenue.. ey a4 furnished Rooms to let, ‘with Board; terms $6 to $7 per week; modern improve: A LARGE HALL PLACE HOUSE, jouse ; location WEST FORTY. qHinp BTRE! cold water, closet erences exchange ny Ke. ; ain a medium-s! NEAT, or inay onty venue, RMA. terms not to.6x- . BROOKLYN, SECOND house from Beecher’s church.—Rooms to let to 3: wentlemen or gentlemen and wives, ininutes from Fulton Li iediad with Board; n ON THE ETROPEAN plan, 78 Broadway, corner of Eighth street and No. 2cugten ‘plaoe.—Rooms endemen at moderate rat milies and single tH. EDWARD HERBERT, Proprietor, _ RANKFORT HOUSF, CORNER FRANKFORT AND William streets.—250 rooms, 50 cents, $1 to Fe per day. for gentlemen and families, ba Wa Shi 0 all nig’ ITH, Prop rictor. WEST FORTY-THIRD STREE Tetired habits can have su) choice of room on second floor, n finished ; wre Clonots; Bedroom adjoining if desired; erfect neal ss family, consisting of lady and servant; perior Board, with ST STREET, GRAMERCY PARK.—LARGE An nicely furnished and rate a furnished Rooms, with first class B + best reference. 2D ) STREET, WEST, 318.—FAMILIES AND" GEN- tlemen desiring to secure superior Rooms, table and attendance, permanently, at moderate rates, please apply as above. “RAST. “THIRTY-SKOOND. STREET.—LARGE furnished front and back Room to let, separate, with or without Board, A RARE CHANCE FOR A PARTY WITH $1,000, AND acquainted with machinery and the machine tra zo edyanoe required for the peition + man and mon ash the business, Fhe party must, be compe tent ntire charge. Apply at 544 Broadway, room 7, from 2 to § #. M. AS GENTLEMAN, HOLDING A PROFITABLE CON. tract, desires the assistance of an active, intelligent ‘oung man, with unexcepti bam et o purchase a half interese whichy Will rewith to purchase relisacta peyarantons an Op BOra is caared sone y lucrative, legitimate and active. Iness. mabarees appoint interview, TRACT, "abe 126 Herald office debaid , nable references and LEVENTH STREET.—A HANDSOME Parlor. beautifully furnished, with some pele fare gentlemen, to let at D STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND FOURTH avenue.—Parlor and Second Floor 2, Jet, with or Recon bre ‘ate table. jWotaid Uptows Brat CLINTON PLACE.. eof tt A DESIRABLE ROOMS, single and connecting, with f or gentiamen ‘and wives; Tnexceptionablg dead igh e per night, $3 to $4 por wi 229 Back Pa smaller Room: oe HOTEL, 65 BOWERY, street—On the ha Hurae "WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET. —FRONT Room, third floor, aud hall Rooms to let, with ogee. to gentleman and wife or gentlemen; terms mod- full Board, for gentle- iT, GERMAIN, © ‘street aud Bioadway.—American plan; $300 familles and transient guests; finest and coolest location in city; rooms all front: elegantly furnished ; early applt- cation secures splendid » ita for winter, WM. G, TOMPKINS, Proprietor. WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—NECHANICS and others and lagles pleasant Rooms, with good WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—A HANDSOME Parlor Floor to rent, with ne Bocas, with partial Board if desir ible ; atso other \bhusicua dda WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET.— opp RUBIN ES 98 ‘QErOnTORTTY. —THE STOCK a the Drug Btore 236 Greenwich street; Wey soi cheap for cash. A abyarte hoa iT NEW IMPROVEMENT IN a oe NY ane ren toany pag alg ce 9 inventor @ Batvofeo GR eaRMER 3 Madison aveuue, were» odel cal be ponte RST GLASS MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING an tab liahm: ray in a very desirablo Mat ga west ear Fourwensh stree rect order yr he sold, i a BE EBBERD, 29 E: at FOR a WE W BLISH A * saiacactory party ig ji a neat, Beitedt gine that will pay fr 00 a yekr' prod, without risk; jnvestnent Peuateateoe® “Appwy | to GLEY & C0., 19 iveralty place. family will let furnished, with or wit be TWENTY-NINTH STREET, OPPOSITE THE a oa front Room on third dk ‘House.—A Suit of Rooms, with private table lemen. — fFacsired: Ita tammy or to gentlemen’ and their wives. WAVERLEY PLACE.—VERY DESIRABLE Rooms, with first class Table. WAVERLEY rau BETWEEN BROAD’ pea Tet, with Board, furnished ; house Shit tees oor, terms very reason COUNTRY BOARD. STORIA. HOU: oa ey TORI t A disc Wahine neve class weegmmetations need retcrences required, M. BRI FEW BOARDERS reasonable ited Hout are apply to 9 1, 20 MI ‘on premise CORNER EIGHTH Board avid comfortable Rooms, THIRTY: FIRST STREET, apy |AN, propricter. FE ACCOMMODATED, AT iL pie west of Catskill, EAST SIXTY-FIFTH Lite) ONE OR TWO gentlemen or two wn young la ial mee Pigton & ployed bapa tue day, can obi An rived Bourd at reagon- WEST FORT! “THIRD STREET, NEAR FIGHTI two pire handsomely furnished ether or separately, for gen- toom, $16 per wee! hon THIRTEENTH lezanty iT F aanaon STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH ingly fo avenues.—Newly furnished Rooms, en ingly, for w family or party of gentlenien, with | “SOME FID town; ae ‘TH STREET, 389 AND 41 WEST—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms on second, third and fourth floors, with first class table. GENTLEMAN, Wire ro CHILD @} country, frm house, hear ne salt wate’ an hour's ride fro N ACTIVE OR SILENT PARTNER WITH 63,000 TO mH $5,000 capital wanted—in 8 we at cme opt nia Ww wheter re er cent on investment yr partici BUSINESS, boxlld Horald Uptown Breach of bE gen pee OPPORTUNITIES FOR INVESTMENT, for banines es a es storages 8 on Const ELDREDGE, Sccreiaty, 9 Chambers street, Heat flght. F% SALE—THE grg Sy dahl POLISH BUSINESS mak ie we ine Be 9 aan ‘tenons box en fortune in five years. Addr 180 Herald office. doa Feta Sale | em in eet HOUSE, WELL LO. BW bonrders, nab i oly insinedintal i Bae a H vet Apply ly al ‘an Brunt street, J WANT THE SERVICES OF AN ENERGETIC YOUNG man, to, take charge of a fancy dry goods store, who gan invent 6900, amply secured. “address MERCHANY, gens lite AOE BORNINSE 1, LANDS —EARTIES WANTED TO “JOIN BUB- QOMccriver and others in developing oll Gasee Boe aod adjotaing countien the great ‘Ol basin of Ohio bud dupitente of Venango county 3 Pennsylvania. ETH & CO, Broadway. pond IN WELL-ESTABLISHED PAINTI (4 sill poll our chigaps good, Fekete iene ata ates 9 for wo doing. 3. WR, Brookiyn Branch Herald offee ng RARE CHANCE “FOR BALE, HALF INTEREST TN AY an estanlined vir pace | Commission House capt. si pen Km Particulars address RETIRING 10 BE SOLD—IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE PRES T proprietor having Duress in England, a compact and very pro‘itab’e business; capital required small. -Ad- Gress (by fetter ouly) J, J., 8) Nassau struct, New ¥ ork. (0 TAILORS, CUTTERS OR SALES! the bestehiances exer’ ofered a now open to a man with from $1,500 to $9,000, Industrions and geod batite te ; do stablished castont and i is clothi ig buses of + ow on hand, central ind in good order; rent low. | Address, wii interview, B. W. Mt, box is teruaomee® 2 ARTEDPARTNER Witt $100 IN TURKEY er duster manufac at 24 Pacine street, Brooklyn, Sisameney mend V ANTED—A PARTY WITH $3,000, CASH IN HAND, to join me in a legitimate manufacturing business in this city; whows over $3,000 proft to January 1 to Hy investing no machinery of fools te burs Aldsese Befode Tucsday, A ‘August 13, BUSINESS, Herald office." WA STED-A PARTNER WITH $0, IN A _RESTAT. ‘ant doing a business of and at 7 Sullivan street. sliatereath cer eet PARTNER (OR OFNERAL AGENT FoR weet tte for, Dusraheld ves sprall sa ria varee prone able for houschold use; sin 8: a] vi (rou MANUFACTURING COMPANY. dt Gort: TH REST OF A RETIRING PARTNER FOR sates pushes Cease ok ley ium ate and profita- ble; capital require 10 Sincere parti - drese tor ‘ane Weck DELMAR. Herald Cote Beek ontee.. 4.00. AN bap aD MAN WITH THE ABOVE amount hear of a most fortunate chance Re e in pleasan' «i profitable business well Sears MOODY & CO. 168 Broadway. he elt WANTED, IN THE REA $1.500. estate buetnt ged The torsos of an active, energetic business man are requ Address, with name Es i Telerences, BROADWAY, Herald Uptown Branch $10. 000 ~A Manoractu: RING BUSINESS FOR * pe oi ae — vow Pork en ‘if ridross | minted aETPES?: WE RTIFIOIAL TERTH A SPECTAL’ TT | a MUO Bae Ea an ey, Treaty BxTR ACE Wire at eed 9 Bet - New $1; Bot, ney La nke a ir Halt Sous ak aa Staud street, went Bromdway, EST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET.—ROOMS tin fal and terms, L. F Tet, for permanent or transient parties, with York. “WEST TWERNT §1REET.—LARGE '$ HOTEL AND DINING SALOON, 485 TO 490 Canal street.—Meats, Ie. per plate. 1 5D to $2) per week. 7 ELAND'S ST, JULIEN HOTEL, NEAR BROADWAY, No, 4 Washington place.—Large, cool Rooms, $7 a week; Board, with wine, $10; Parlor, with Bedroom, on first Hloor, $20, Rooms, ‘Be. to ‘Open all night. R fly furnished, + for gentlemen CORNER CANAL Boome by the day, be. and High’ EDER, Proprietor. FIFTI AVENUE, TWENTY-SECOND er day, 3 BY only oply 5 rich’, Hin teetaatt ie BADEAU, Catskill, | ROOMS FOR FAMILIES or entiemen, during balance of season, at Mott first class; good stabling, YEARS) yf, with private bath, Room, Bedroom 0’ bia at moderate others; to families and sing NEAR FIFTH Booms to let, with Board; ref- WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, ‘ished BLEECKER STREE’ Saketnnas OWNING HIS HOUSE ON STATE: x Island, 9 minutes from Whitehall street (a magnifl- the bay), can accommodate a few gentlomen | " Ed ¥. ad eer terms. Address MEK- —T" VIP Rooms to let, with or without Board WANTING BOARD IN A GOOD LOCA. asant Rooms and willing to loan the sum of ve same fully secured and Board references given , care of Bible & © «&C PARTY. OF GENTLEMEN 0 OR A EAST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, THREE DOORS nee om Madison avenue.—Two large handsomely fur- ished Rooms, with excellent Board ; suitable for gentle- ina fe or single gentlemen. References exchanged. WEST TWENTY.SECOND STREFT.—DESIRABLE en suite or singly, for families Terms reasonable. FAMILY wito may wish a sult, of flye Rooms, including or gentiemen. Rorenence s 835 WEST.—A SMALL ave # handeome front Room to faitatte for tw bath, in an unexces able oontony central, with pri- vate table, and will ing to liberally to be the ont; parties, may secure the neeETne 1s AT, ele: ant Be nf OARD AT A LARGE FARM HO! a stone by addressing COMFORT, son River, three miles trom Peekskill; extensive let, with poets al Pury table; terms moderate, Ad- me cones men or gentieman and wife; box 4,203 Post ences, grounds and eth LADY, OOCUPYING HER OWN ewan FAMILY CAN OBTAIN BOARD AT A oh Morristown, N. J.; mountain air, ®% acres of lawn, beauti- tables; half mile from eg atin atudson ae a -OLD powNING HousF, FIRE fsLAND, = lias good accommodation for boarde CONKLIN, Proprietor. E ON THE HU D. treet. at modorate 3 TH STREET WEST, fourth floor; first clase n ble; charges moderats, ii TH STREET, WEST, 460.—FURNISHED ROOMS, OARD AT BERGEN POINT, ‘J—PLEASAD T Rooms to let for gentleman anil wife or single gentle. men for summer monthsor longer. Address B., Post office town, west sid will Board a party o1 moderate price. Adfress for ten hg 1,266 Bi a nd Pentre, ly Tesatabes, town Branch office, toe aly hurblaies nicely urd 7 ox 13 ft with or without Board ; no other boarders. UNION SQUARE.—A inky aoe sti farmed me Be Boar i NG ALONE, WOULD LIKE «1 Rooms, with or without Board, ‘ald Uptown Branch offi PRIVATE JEWISH FAMILY WILL, OARD ON “THE HUDSON, —FIRST CLASS .CCOM- modations an’ good table at moderate rate; lent stabling ig horses. Apply to R. 8, MOURE, Hastings, excel- A handsomely furnished Suit of Rooms with first-class Board, 10 n family or gentlemen, Adres! BROADWAY, Uptown Branch oftice, md way. pov! | ‘enn ae TAKEN 96 EAST TWENTY- WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH miles pe Peekskill, and Sixth Frenues.- aa ndeouit Apply, for throe days to'W. H. TICE, furnished Rooms, to bet, with oF wibout Boord: ale JROARD IN THR COUNTRY_—UP THE HUDSON, TWO for man, wife and children, in shoe store, 252 refurnished, will row with first class Boal rated and fai and winwer, to pli gd and wives or single gentlemen; references Be co1 MARK'S PLACE.—TWi Tet her ‘ours fo for be accommodated with a Boom; Room; also one small Hall GENT! ne large. Fourth Hone | hires mouttisine fam house and family pri- Address RAVENSWOO. LIPTON. COMFORTABLE QUARTERS, AT VERY can be obtained now for the next close to the landing. , Post office, Stapleton vate; reference required. Bald ee poor, NEAR FIFTH Board.—Families and gentlemen desiring in @ well kept hou: cool and pleasant loca pn, 108 Hast eighth street, seat PaaS ‘and Lexi st Seventy OARDERS WANE ED. PARTIES siasiy! wip owe ged for the winter or by the year ice of rooms; references flv at West f Forty aixth street. yinbae bias TOOT ES ROOMS—HEATED AND t 109 East Eleventh stroet, near Fourth where parties can have the season at reasonable prices Ahtray niles fr Erie Railway, two and a half miles from station; conve y- Por particulars call at 434 Sixth ard, may now mal le. prin | FOURTEENTA STREET.—TO LET, TH ,& very handsome second Floor; table tedesteeds ise very nico Rooms tor single y men. References exchanged. STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.—A PRIVATE enue on Monday. — NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED.~A / wishes to obtain Board gt. foe Pld sf healthy location and ease, | Beare Board, NOUNTRY BOARD—AT A FARM wou - na mapo Mountains: a very desirable Toentior 1 howe-cs ; house on and weil fur- modations for from m mavsquitoes ; terms TON DECK! HIGR BRIDGR, AnoY! Noh DAVE. ROLLACE. has opg ned A Bafcesh ment ee SEERA Oe ak Waly vue ery one i LEE, PLEASANT VALLEY AND Shadyside. New Tis hey BB a0 B prin i grget fous where all Aan ETY OF BARGES, Groves on Staten and sn Rivers, to let for excasiony ee west ARTIES DESTRING RLEABANT AGCOMMODATIO; hin country, with fast peat rouge olsant 4) sl chic reo sla c PAVITIO’, mq “WOODSBURG, L,I, L, from hi magni ours WALES pan fpr the re- 3 PROM W Lt si STREET TREET BY BOA oe ‘AND ad South “ie sophaty, al stabli maga Sent ar dress ny overlooking the Atla 3m: 8 Bay Add WOOD fi anfans fiir arte streat ten A Samant | and , aud TPM th rty cents for the round §, STEAMERS AND Islands, North and East ‘ates, 60., 243 Pront stroot ca EXCURS) ONS, SALOON STEAMER WYO. rah! bei ods Bxeshaor Anna and Engleswood, oi "TL. B. Onymome ee. Vbristopher si Nori op % nd Returnin; rookly ; ckaway Beach utit A. Mand 6M, if HOY! FOR BOOK ye Tri ioave .—EVFRY SUNDAY steamer NELLIE WH ely ene fe gt P.M. ITE loaves Peck slsp at 8:30 A. M. d art My i Pat ut. (SEAMBAKE—ow Bd Reed's Hotel, Central avenie, one bs’ Dam ex al Westchester coupty. ighbridye oat, at Peck lip 1 stremt, SUNDAY AFTERNOON, AT 3 p or Ninth North 4 POI HANE Ogptal in H. T, Wilee ves bth 3 igitoot, bevels BO er, Fp 2 a iy rer all ALA at BY M, and 53 AILY EXCURSION TO THE CAMP GROUND AT Sea Cl lif Grove, stopping at Whitestone, Baylis’ Dock, jars Point, Glen Cove, Glenwood and Ros yn. Steautigr ABROWBRITH leaves pler 24 Ki Bee at 9:15 A. ending ing to the city about Jeaves same pier at 4:06 P at for AbOVE | Landings. )XCURSION TO SING SING CAMP MEETING, 6} BUN- August 11, 1872.—Ste boat G. T. OLYPIEA! A. Cronthers, will jmiebt strat, B at River, ; Brgontyn, 6: Pek 4 North River 7-48; Fult d Ghiristopher treed, 8:02 7 rth street Barth hive gine for the ee ORDERED ¢ dOWeNGK. * JPXCURSION.—A BEAU THC PLRASANT, HEALTHY d cheap Excarsion to and alon, pre by the South Side Railroad. | Do not fail fo enor it, ‘aing leave Roosevelt ros kana inl and 10 A. M., and i,dand 43 ral 1D EXCURSION TO CONEY TSLAND. AM st steamer GENERAL REDGWIC! th a every dey as follow: ee 2a a) i phe teh CURSTON TO SANDY , Hand Hed Bank, N. J.—The strong and commodtons TR Fea, i River, Sunday morni Selaruing Jeaves Red Bank E. APT, Biyee LINK, jSTeAMER Sackett street, oe ferry); i fos, Me 8 al ary i beach » Fetuet pier North River, 9 Peay pier No. 4 North River, As fer No. 4 North River, pier 4 a Nor th River, SPM. HOOK, HIGHLANDS " FB Coot ge yy treet, ste, a joc P.M. CLAMB. Bretaae in De roasted eo jenves Morrisatila at 8: Fulton street at 0:80 A.M. DEQULAR BOAT TO THE FISIT large and commodious steamer MC ain; Captain Jack Siimmnons, Pi shine: Leaves K Goo accom dations 34 fa ioe M “ow EN & PATRI M: ATEAMERS MOKRISANIA AND TAR b ‘tnania, Harlem, Astoria, York vill Pullen Market « 9 7 5:10, 6:20 and 705" wat ale, As m Bach trip co PL ABANT 1 WW. B. Car- Francis Mur ¢ excursions to the Fishing Banks This boat goes rain or fast River, atTi Peek slip, T xtreet, North River, at 8, bck A.M. Tickets iy at 7:15, 8 nid 10:15, ‘ist tri tr Nioreheania’ it he . trip from, Morrisania’ wi bn ea fa te New York. The 3:15, 4:15 and oi trips from Fulton Market will be express to As- All others en =e Elghth street. gbtmmday bouts 8. government anects, without for igh Did: aud intermyo- .y Landing at U. EVE Darden, has fine state-1001 HL. HAZARD, Jr., 173 Greenwich strect, follow) Fort L Lee, THE NEW AND ELEGANT STUAM YACHT GOv; RR ISLAND leaves Custom House pier datl: ce. Reluacsy every even hout for Governor's tel New vorn jit Nall hy last mediately atter Mente? and, nguy the PLENDID SALOON SIDE- NK, for excursion or pri- aceommodation, ‘Apply r HE COMET 18 COMING.—TAKE THR STEAMER WYOMING to the Fishing Banks on August 12. r ae bat excursion, Jandi a's vag a hhc ie we : ‘avgal ene ats A. M. MODONALD, Man plows, pee eldei with th ha plicit confide: GENTLEMAN, WITH UXBLEMISHED. CHARA tor and ample fortune, aged 10, desires a tile young, amiable, Intelligent and pretty, with abnexcey Character. Correspondence strictly conftential” Address ALBERT LANGDON, Herald office, init of means fe tne tri VS nis Speciar itude. oe ence, SINCERITY , Herald of eral TUNTLEMAN WISHES ACQUAINTANCE OF & Cua. wated lady, matrimonial . 5 box 168 Herald Tintve. Mitcee oe” TION |—TWENTY_ YE, tal experience ; spectal di manently cured; eons RS’ PRI liseases successfully and per- tation free. NKi 161 Ble ker street. ATARTMES TS es PRIV, ATE hark ur story brown stone rain : eo" ey poe ie private tablon ie Sesiren: siret West Foriy-seconn strec Sorerency References exchanged. sf ingnasgns A CHRISTOPHER STREET.—A HANDSOMELY Front Parlor, with good Board, to yh 43 in or gentleman and wife, ily entce fo modérate. te. ApDIY 10 tod. H, © ic NTRY, ete delightful e (QENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR ben | pl GENTLEMEN Room, second floor; Mh rents excellent and and central location on Sood i } BY HOARD. AT Gi RRISON'S, OPPOSITE five Beater vet eet station, dl- lawn of six acres; OFT, Garrison's, wi Weme b-214 HOURS FROM CITY, be a Tr week; free ‘Addrens Fal WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH furnished iene jand small Rooms ue. Neely furn ‘to let, with good Howrd WEST FOURTEENTH hanasomely furnished R, LEM.—A THIRD STORY FRONT ROOM TO m3 with Board: locat: Toutes. ‘Address Hl, ox 319 Her ald ofie. and steamboat ARLEM BOARD.—A PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY SOUNTAT SOARE—ON. THE HUDSON . 24 from Be “Er + ni later ae N.Y, aired STREET. —TO LET, singly or ensuite, J. Phillips, ies aie fenth » OPPOSITE Fis a snes of ae at moderate prices; house and cla at it Bast Hoth street, near Fire avenue. hacishmer the OMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH out private table, in Touth erect, Retrencesrereiene ee Htie. 6 Bast with first class Board ; transient Boar lers accommodated. ; elogaitly furnished Apart fantly fur: ai Tirst, wecomd and tit thted floors: pri vate table it de. Hired wide house; eve Gress’ J. MUNSON, box I mee; refurence. Ad- iferald iim Branch office. OUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED, —TEN can be mae frm with ‘oar ug RUPE, westneids pod country Board at 1y and two miles ‘ron ertlculars € on or ad- fake Central ANDSOMELY FURNISHED 8 I ON’ blob Li PLACE (HOUSE NEWLY OPEN. Hier ‘oor, with private ee Arene FLU A 4 furnished Parlor Floor, with or | enue Hotel ae et it Bi groundsy convenient joomns on secgad ‘and third fl Address E' re} box 127 Post office, Morrisani without Oat table; House desirable in all Its appotntments, GRAAF massiox EDReey "GROVE. GE, $a hy, fie esate ecu aes 5 r — arl street. Address LET—TO ONE OR ONE OR TWO GEN TLEMEN, THR SEC. Floor, , and B.4 furnished, ina private either boarders nor children, tuned in ba fare gm Jace, near the Park; break: Book, ‘ork rece ™ TLEMEN AND WIVES OR SINGLE ire wicely furnishes Vrith uiberal tabie, WEST WASHINGTON nab ss SMALL FAM- dsomely fw edd 5 Sere, for the winter; tal plied with the best th REET, oo EAST PLEASANT al Gaae ae ‘ relerences exchanged: Private table it ig A waaeie a ian ISLAN: nn RR ang 4 to parties wishing © ;excelient, and well sup- es exchanged. Address BMAN, Wire AND TH “| iia ress, rind terns, CE.—TO LET, WITH Ly front Room’ on see: old water; terms mod- oud floor farge closeley hot i AND ye DESIRE BOARD 1 ‘ are ula: WEST FORTY.POURTH STRE: aitnig dus nished Rooms to e tentlemen, with or wit IST CLASS D,—F te house, beautifully sit- ton, oF apply at Post £i ad GREAT NEC i" The a c 2 ast mH Pg bo ee TLEMAN AND nae aig | = aa teria, sr yam Wests: cnet OHANTOS', | an eh tate Cy a $5 10 85 WO ver woek, aay or kad Warrew Ww. L, he , treet, Femuie Puyateians advice @racis. PUYSICIAN.=DR. I, D. GRINDLE, ofeasor of Milwitery, 25 y cures all female complaints, from whatever legunt rooms for nursing. Omee 139 EAST TENTH Years mecessiul prac- NDLE, FEMALE PuYEICIAR. i DA! GRIN West Twenty-s sixth street, guaranteos ald le complaints. Pleasant rooms tor nursing. —MADAME DESPARD, 101 SIXTH avenue. Ladies speedily bp a boarded during sickuess, Medicines only $5. )NFIDENTIAL ADVICE F To LADIES BUF. fering from any apvich PRR y Pay until cured; only Ke aE I Bea seh rey URES ALL DELICATE DISEASES AND ONG visit » ong om oneal tations ‘ears’ experience; ne ity street, near B LY set ie Y AND B WES’ West et Feet ue i street near Broadway. ™ dD, MEI ND imeris a Bom old shane al al can be conn xt m f socials ewan ity. -| M™ rage aoe AND "MADAME, ELDEN, 67 AM! STREET.— ‘Confidential and skilful treatinent; ladies visited at aia eee a Uses ms ape | Bere rae via Be