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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Gonntrn Dcar0.

I0i NIRl BOARD on the HUDSON, 10
" MILLS iton the CITl.--h fcw BOAEDERs win 10
eel, ,td for r ia the family OF Dr. COTTON. PecAs
sl !iogsr ,utuily located. Terms moderate. gcssence
given nd Erauiscd. Adde'S. c Doctor, IcoLsil n \.
COUNTRY BOARD--At Hampstead, l.. i--i.o-
u cation clirli cool sea hreezes during Sun'acr;
aec airy Ptiee moderate. Ariiy Hampstead in,i
tut.
4 tDi \Tll BOARD WANTED.-A gentleman
Y desire boa-d for himself vile sHj ohid within
hour, danc from tAc city Healthy ociiiy good
aud MIX Indispensable. Puyl'e ,ao Preferred Address
Bu. Ne. iY.l, Post office.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will be received az
~ the Office the Clerk Board Of E6uf atior
Of Grand and Em in this city, until Thrrsday tie 9Th May
next. IL o'clock for NEW FURNITURE snd for RI
PAIRS such Of the old fun.c be used again ia No.
35 aud for FITTING School No & IN .3t according to
plans and Specifications prepared by tie Superintendent Of
School Buildings, which be No 81 CrosDyst the
School Officers OF the 18th Ward the right to reject any
proposals. If they deem consistent with the public gooe
RICHARD WARREN Cofn1itter Oh
sAML. L. 'GRfsWOLD, Buildings and Repairs
RICHARD &. McCORMlCh,b Fifteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Board aun Hooms.

H.A AND ~ East Iltb-st., between riii-ay. and
rivrsity place; location suites sicgls
noon. IN hra-d ,cs. scicr lcusc. long ard fsy Ishiy
kuov Eeuic and sir su,e,tc have c5oicc OF
apsrt Inouis. scale o. Su.ncr prices from Msv !.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Ocean Steamers.
STEAMFR Of TUESDAY, MAY II. to
~ IRELAND, ENGLAND. OR SCOTLAND

STEAMFR Of TUESDAY, MAY II, to
~ IRELAND. ENGLAND. OR SCOTLAND,
- via GALWAY.
tue Atlantic Kcy Hai, Navigation CompspJs magna
cent steamer
ADRIhTIC formerly efthe Corias sIine)
49, JYrf. MAUEf, Commander
WIN leave from pier No A. foot Of Cana the sbovy s
toa, hing at 81 Johns, 70 laGd uais and Passengers.
rs.-epcer by this steamer III haze free ticket from O.
Wy 70 many oi the cities the main lines II railway In Gr
Britain and eiaLd thus mg the mos, pleasant route v
Isoh sns 10 Europe tnabiUg tben good portion
"th1nt extra ccs, ayodng the dsRger OF channel nsv
voyage a, very low rates.
Foi passage OF further inior na.iol applyto
WM r. wIC1HAM
d dte once OF the Company tue foo. rCsu,t e.
h""LAs' u AsPis~AiL A.euts.
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
class sea viii leave ScwI on the LAT Il and ais<
Of each month except when these dates on SiTSOaY he
tie OF departure viii be the MONDAY fo.lo,;rc For
freight or passage, apply at the Only ocs, No. Bowins
d. b. ALLEN. Agent.
DOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE-O On
4 SATURDAY. May 2a-Ths United States Mail stess.sr
ABAOO ID. Lle. Commander will sail from Pier No y
North River foot Of Bcsch.st on SATURDAY, Nav q.
This steamship tunSupassed for safety and ofI has
double ensines under decs ncosed by waer
which, besiie other results tend ia the event Of colss
stadns o keep the papsec TO work. and sccue tbs sey
Ofyessei and Passengers.
SAMUEL NJ. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE.
Agents, No. Brost~ay.
The steamer FULTON viii sail June ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
vg,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

V,HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
PROM NEw.Yoax TO LrnHpooI- q
Second ''oln ,rs nsr,y 20 ,Iyssroo.
Chief Canin Passagc..
The shps iron. New ofs c: ct Cork iiabo
h h9' rom rom Boston can HAITI; 19s Cox hs5Sor Sonou
AsnbiA As1a ca e' f. isS os aMEeA si t5et cep %eS
cspt Hockey % %NtRoFA tsrs sis j. D'S cSSi
These vessels cary clear white Hsl It masthead green -
st4rboari bow; red on port bow, u,.,, A.
ASIA cas-s Ne,,. YORK Medne-dsy Nay 9
ARABIA, icaye' Boston Wedne.dsy M.y :
FL tROrA Anderson. leaves Bostcn sdsy May =
AMER6A Moodie... eaye' Boston Wedne.sy {uns z
ASIA Lott Newly Wednesday Juno 10
Berths secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board
Tie these shi viii not be accountable for Oo4
n" nss, & OF edSs are ed iereor and the value thsrs
z. E.CUNARD. No. Bowlng-sreen-
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing ard ubar1g PASSENGER 2, onsen
town 5ss9d The tsp3 fs ss4s r,idP a
built Iron Steamships as ioo%1; s...,m.,
GIT9 CITY SF St Nay Nay
CITY OF BALIlMORE......ss SATURDAY, May 49,
And every SATURDAY, at nooa from rier TO- ~ N's
h'ei R,rys OF PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN..........s15l STEERAGE.... ......".se
firs. Cabin to London...... scer,.e London.... 2
Secrsge Return Trkes good Tor 5x
pase gers forwarded to Paris Hvrs Hamburg Bremen hot
.erdsrn, Antwerp, &c, at reduced through fares
w4 s s o tGS
town-First Cabin SIS a5 and Fis Steense from Liver
pIs G5 II H:.ss.s:: Hs.
iron sections and have patent Gu NE pSaIS w.y
Agent, No. p Waters n " ~ St ma ,r1o NO
Co IN LONDON to FivEs sCF n. 81 King wnliam,.:s
ID sas fDIi. PHI. 's % !s yohS ai' G. DALE ce
psnys Ohceh 'Son-Ss,' - pns ansd,..... r ~
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NOTICE OF DIssOLUTION.-The Copa

Tho endergned viii continue the business of aud
pEiLirr slOChe BOADS, &c, mission, ss hereto
gore, Ut no. = Hanover-st. JOHN TEN BROOk.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

T. d. MEEKER hsyilg taken Office No ~ william ~,
Hu continue the STOCA COMMISSION BUSINESS on his
EsH stc,ua.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
DniI0inq NtateriaIs.

LNOR THE SUPERIOR ROOFING STATES
Il of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY oppy az their Yard,
OF l2thst and lOsv or to g. fuRMN, Agent, Non
Courllndt.st., NJ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
f. II. LrpLow. Auctionoer.
tNDSoME IIOI FSEHOID IV'R\ITl'RE.
1tlusital Instruments.

IBTRT WEBIR's new Oyerstrung irOn-raTnc
N PIASO-FOGTES warrsr ted unsurpassed respect
at prices, the Manuaciory no 100 west
Broadway, prsr Csralst
DARMOREy Celebrated Improved Overstrung
Premium PIANOS; the best In warranted for years
manufactured at 3sS o,eoker splendid octave Tor Ti0
NHICKERING N SONS
" GRAND, SQUARE and UPRIGHT PLANoS.
War,roorns, No. 6s BrcidS
Son. hav. been awarded thirty eight Pine Medss of the
,uperority OF thsr manufacture for tie past ~ years
Pianos o Rent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Sales bn Nne.iou.

4 UCTION SALES Of HOUSEHOLD FtiRNI-
IA TURE.-HfkRY w. LEEDS Co. No. ~ Eas.au-st:
will ave er personal stteticn (,, al ss,e OF Household
Furniture the re1ence Of families VII also hold
lar saes si their auctirr roouls abofr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Cutters, baroware, &t.
Boots, Shoes, Mr.

90 sHOES AND GAITERS-A NEW STYLE
Q9O NJ JONEs's, NOS. 10 AND IL ANSST. =. .S.-CALL
AND St THEM.
Coll IERS AND VOLUNTEERS.-S5 SHOES
- AND CATERS SUITABLE FOR MARCHING, AT
JONES'S NOS. 10 AND II ANN-ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
MOTHERS :

MRS WINsLOW,S SOOTHING SYRUP is the only dAcf
that you rely upon give et to yourself and re sns
help TO youE infant.
MRS WINSLON;S SOOTHING SYRUP has been ~
ne., Of restoring tie drooping spirits many mothera
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

To every mother who has children suffering from any or e
complaints incident the period Of teehin ssy 90 no -
your prejudices the peiudice ct Others stand ~
Of the relief that VIII Do saIs-yes. aosoutely s0e
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
Qrstrurtloil.

LNUSHING INSTlTU1E.-A School for iioys,
l. at Flashing, t. !. Nor circ4ler, &c., addres.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01
firamcil,.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Annual Meeting
~ Of the S,cc Ghoders o tto CfErRAI RAILROAD COM
PANY of NtWIERSEY "r the Election OF Directors Tor the
eus,us ycar Will Office az EiiIabeinlr't N
MONDAY he th day Of Mag next bc'ween .rts oi II
ococA ~ suJ O'Clock r. The rsnsieG Books viii he
closed % lays pre-, ious 10 tie day OF ecctiol ... -
Llkahehpoit. April 3. 1851. SNNl ~ hNON orc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-01

Ggo 4. LgAvrrr, Anctioneer a.
DY GEO. A. LEAVITr a Co.-lrade sale
ID Rooms Nos 81 and % Metcer.t ior the sale oi Books
MnrL. nf Cnu.i i,nuents sliicltfi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30
Singer IS Letter A Machine

Is tbs best Machine Ia the world Ter Family Sewing
aud A-4Lt ManntpclurEng IFI1usGs
Price twih Hcmmce) ah1 teantifuiiy iiy0ruamented $50
The NOS und2 Ancline2 ol greHj capacity md
apIiiEtl}on tr notwithstanding 44EE94eF.
Our MOB hAehihes ate especially adapted To all
kthas OF liga aAa Aeays Leather Hars, in Carriage
! Ifimmsng Boot ard Shoe Making, Harness Milking
ETC.. etc. They are IT extra size. with AZ arm long
enough 10 iake nt!er Il att st;trH thv largest sized
dRkhes. There is Scarcely any mart n Trimmer.
stitching thai cauhpl be better dome wlu than nv
haRd too, The saving NJ ttme And tabor Is very
great The table q these machines IS 20 uenes long
aud the Shuttle Will mold SIX times the rsua quantity
of IN h-ead Ire large machines work rs fast - small
ones.
We would ask f,r cur LETTER A Machines the
special attantionuf VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA-
EERS, aud al those Who sant Machines tar ii9hl
ErafyHrtdE PKrF0sts. They tinhas Tie principles
81 he stafhtd machines. Ing. iIke ihss the IN
ter9cked stitch, and 6rsnea 10 be celebrated
for tthatfv setar ahi tsA manufacturing paTp0Ses as
onF stana@fd aaEhiies afe TOR Ian1faetGfng rur-
poses III general
~ Aere ateags On l7ad Htmmirg fsuaees. Ltnen aaa
catten 7aSeaa, stk lst, speais, Beet achie Osi
bottles, ttr
We manufacture our own Needles asw werl4 warn
all persons using oar machines 10 buy aAy others
We Know that there needles sold ~ ne most mfr
ri9r qVaft9 at sher Rrees 6eH ehargy ths test.
ne needles sold W ~ sre manufactured especially
FOR cur nsflnss 4 bad sedis nay best Ha-
chine almost 4scffss.
Oar customers nia. assured that al orr branch
Tysrr ECHUiEC Gri]CIe."
Ia of small Purchases, ,tbe money may be sent
Ia pest &c ttAmps, pr baAE nslcs.
II F'tortesp9beeEts Viii please write their names
dtstmetl4. Itis As Important that should IN each
case know The Posi-Nihct, Cauuty aud state.
Z att rFFF7s fffE7i II i5F8fHat8sl all1ut seain
Machines, tAtaif stsrs prices fsrE rEpactties, and
ihe beet methods ~ Iurg ssng SKA attain IL by send
tng tous. any ol Braaeii oGiees, for copy OF
]. WI. !; i ger & Go.'s Gazette,
Which i. beaGliiaI Pictoriai Paper entres devoted
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-30
KEOKUK IOWA: MONDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1861


Offers ht professional services 10 the citizens REQ
kuk and the surrounding eeHHtfy t tire uf Fls.
tIia 10 A5, Hemotrtods Piles, FfDlapbns An. F1-
eeFttef,s af the kectHm. and diz1hges a !. kiaiar
character. Without The use OF the knlic suGeiug H.
the patient,
Thasa interested Ill please csi ay eillce amt
read certificates beat iug county seals eerl uR nay
sIegess In the cure OF those aEseaSes.
st also refer on to OF Piles of fianR stand
Ing. cared hy nae Ia Reoknk.
7tttHET tssases successfully treGted
0FItCE--Ieribr of ii sin and Etfth A1kGHtA- ap
stairs. fnos-dJll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09
ADJUSTMENTS.


NlXONS ROYAL CIRCUS
~ The most attractive. moral and fashionable
... No.. race OF amusement IN the city,
corner fourteenth street avenue Paoo
Garden.
A GREAT SUCCESS
A GREAT SUCCESS,
this combination of '
E9yEsTRIAM AND GEOLOGICAL WONDERS
EQUESTRIAN AND lOoLOalCAL WONDERS
,,,,, - On Monday night, September o. 1861,
NEW SCENES
AND NEW ARTzaW
First appearance In ak years Of the
CELEBRArED lUMORIST DENNyE STONE.
CELEBRATED HUMORIST, DENNIE STONE.
II, ELEVEN, III
LEARNED BUFFALOES,
IN astonishing eas introduced bv the Apache Chtef
Encouragement OF The fearless
EATON STONE,
ana inc graceful Italian hOrseman,
SEBASTIAN QUINLIANI,
the great sensation rider OF Europe.
- ALI. TIE STAR ARTfSTRS
OF the Nibo's Garden Equestrian Troupe among them he
POPULAR HDYARA.
THE HERNANDEZ BROTHERS,
.,, The Comlcs JULIEN KENT and ARMSTRONG.
RIVERS, PEPPER ELLiNGIAN
LITTLE JENNA,
and n host OF others equally celebrated
Also, that splendid specimen OF
EQUINE BEAUTY, GENERAL SCOTT.
GRAND MATiNEEs
:, VIII be given this week.
wednesday, llth; Thursday, 18th; Friday 18TH and OaA-
r....u day, ltth inst
HphlSsloN % CENTS; CHILDREN 10 CENTS.
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST T WEEK,
LAST wEEKi'
or that most wonderful and extraordinary
h hffvISSG HiFF"r9TAMTs,,
w., ih iylSa hIFFoFSf1SSSs,
Which has created the among tho scieau
nc %G on or # Th eG A sfaTa s KIN
upon THE EhIGiH THERE IS NoT HIS LIKE"
f,l and extraordinary animal seen in Americas
IlvRs IN THE WATER OR OUT OF IT,
walks on the land the bottom the river swiss
surface T&yR r. T rSrle ANY 9a HErna *
aSe hss rd s s nTs de s Sy both me- .:H
iorded the most unwoned satisfaction vsers aud ~
FIRST AND ONLY LIVING HIppoPoTAMys
Ever seen IN Anerca and the difficulty of obtaining then
,.,..,,,. .SlouLD FAIL SEEING HIM;
And rs this Is the last week of his exhibition and aer leAv-
NEVER AGAIN 70 S Be SEEN sS0 IN NEW YORK.
TIE 's #oSDsR TSa9 rR iIs WoaLD
Ana FIRST m Sis OF OF THE RIVER NILE
- That ever Witnessed our American shores.
10 a % SAr n'is &@A 'se KhRPsR BAHAMA
VINO assisted IN his capture has him IN charge, and utAh
,ExHIbiTED AIp pEsGaSEp hyEfY ilxIF MoS..
When he is seen both in and out OF tho water Ass to -
A LIVING SHARK,
SEA- IroS ITxad n IS Sn sAS s.$1SS noss
MISS fbAMh9S h hSA aA y6lcEb V VOCALIST.
Nile. MATILDA z. ToEpT.
su FPS J?!;@ dSSHT9S vass5
eech of which Is produced elegant petite cvmedg O.
TIME TRIES ALL,
And the lanshabe apd v eyer amusing free entitled
Making the most ATTRACTIVE entertainment in the city
Admttance to only rs CENTS children under To- IS ceats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

- TO let, with isond, suitable for gentleman wife
location; unexccp t1nable Also Room suitable single
3entlcnar Apply ~ lis West Twenty. street Re-
ferences exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

4 NO. 124 WAVERf.kY PLACE, NEAR WASHING
IN ton square and sixth avenue--A gentleman and
nus wife and two single gentlemen obtain handsome
iy Furnished Room, containing two large pantres &c
terms moderate 70 suit tho times. Dinner al six O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

"A fsrA-fieasant suits OF Furnished. Rooms with
closets ana bath. rss class house, suitable
OF gentlemen dosran located privilege Park; dinner
sfH; reference exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

RoARD.-TO LET, IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, WITH
~ soard, one large Room on second story front;
large Room on second story back; large Room on
third story, front Gentlemen and their find good
accommodations Dinner six o'clock Inquire At 50 West
Twenty-seventl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS, ON THE SECOND
"A or taird fopr IA e rs cass House No. 20 Washing.
ION place. near Broadway to rent with full Board suitable
for Large family, he separaely To single
Liemen. Apps As above. s. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09
BOARDING AND LODGINGS.

IN somey furnished suit Of Rooms, Paror aud two
Bedrooms, bath room adjoining, on the second floor
with Board 1he house has all the modern improvements
ano pleasantly Situated on Murray Hill Inquire at PSI
lexington avenue, third house above nirtycghth street.
References required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

FEW HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS IN
n Suits or sugy, rent with Board lrst
aouse A West Ninth street. Fifth avenue Dinner ct
s'deck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

ACEAN HOUSE, NEWPOET. Il. L--MESSRS. KERNFe
~ BIRCH beg to inform their numerous friends and
the public that notwithstanding all reports the
traxy, they have determined u keep the Ocean House
for the reception Of guests until the 18th the 10th
ofSepterlAer KERNER s. BIRCH Propretors.
TINE GLEN COVE PAVILION WILL CONTINUE
open for The reception Of visitors the whole year
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

SUIT OF ROOMS WELL FURNISHED, TO LET,
"a tog,aher or separate, to gentlemen only, in u private,
French family Apply at 25S Fourth street, Washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

RoARD.-SUlTS AND SINGLE ROOMS IN FINE OR.
~ des toilet mth 1rt class Board; sements b.,
made for the winter at 10 University place. corner OH Ninth
street. Private ahe ii desired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

RoARD.--T0 LET, WITH BOARD, NICELY FURNISH
II al suits OF Rooms, on first and second floors with all the
modern improvements; would ie housekeeping
p'ce, o gentleman and wife ladies' ~
Twenty -scyenh street. Terms moderate,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

pOARD--A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING MORE ROOM
ID than they require, you'd ike large room on Tie
second floor with Without board House first class and
all themodern mproyeInen No. 293 Second avenue
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sTEAmBOATs.

STEAMBOATS,.
(tAAiP NE-snNG.-MORNlNG BOAT DIRECT FOR KEY
" port, Middlelown Peint and Cliv ool--lheap ARE
The large and connoiious steamer NAYFL0TER vii
leave pier 6 North river, between Barclay and X bnson
streets, every morning a O'Clock. Returning viii
keyIort at $50 7. NJ landing at Cliawooa Fare each
way 10 cents, 25 cents for the tip. Tho camp meet
in OF Mddletown Point will commence on Tuesday,
September 3. stages will b. in attendance On tins arrival
OF the boat kOtice.-Inis boat Will Cave Reyport
Saturday at l O'Clock ?. N.
(NHAEGE or HOUR FOR KRYPORT-oT AND AFTER
" tns date the steamboat kEifOl.r win icavc New York
foot OF Robinson street. daily Sundays excepted al O'Clock
T. d., and keyport ~ s a. "
MORNING LINE FOR PEExsRIrL--THE AURORA
Ist aTeS Jay street dairy at A. h. tSnnQl ~ ~ lands
~ West Tenth and Thltieh ss Hsnilr-. isns, Do1Ds'
very Earytuwn Sing sing, HAY rstTU Grassy Portland
Ferptihehs. Returning hs,ges Pae@slll a. =. ~
SPORTING.
DoG FOR. sALE-IMPORTBD POINTER DOC,
- thornusAiy broken 10 ~ game by Ea5,A sltac-
@'epef. Apply " ihe rear Of 'Si Broadway.
rRaNcIs BUTLER No. , PECK SLIP HAs ALL TUE
cHcica Breeds for stock ana gse BIi,r's lGt4il0.e
Aen. Arc haQ Flea Eyf.nnaLOr - cents pcr bottle BI
ttS wy feH'Ef IaiHat Dstrf0s % Dogs, 81. Dogs
(AEFAT F,sHNG At EuNGyuiR sTAgrN
n L.ond--9 its 10 lei bs :. *. WILLS. fnse ,le
cars i'r ttrsvNe Great ,akr7 Ut wcN. tell, bue lsa
ad nN'', u1cser"' at rince's ttly, lad stlei Bts
r.e-,, 4-..,s-
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RoARD.-A HANDSOME SUIT Or ROOMS ON THE
- second Door wOud he les separately together. Also
faror and Bedroom third door and for single gem
lemef at Io West F'fteea street. Terias moderate.
references given and required Dinnerat 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

POARD,-FURNISIIED ROOMS TO LET FOR GEN.
- terren and their wives and nge gcntcmen,
able xns In modern house, where the comforts home
can be realized in central locality Inquire No. 81 East
Eeveath street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

ATN0 l6WEST ELEVENTH sTREET-SEvEN DOORS
n west Of Broadway Rooms for sentemen breakfast IL
rescs Fifth avenue and Fulton street stages pass the
dsoT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

4 CHOICE or A FEW NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS
n In new brown stonc house. with or without board; al
No. Pasior Floor, nsurnished, 10 party of gentlemen
ssall family central iocaon few doors of Fifth
avenue nj Madison Park II West rwentysyth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

\ SUIT OF pARI,pRS, FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
II nished In his stoop new stone house. with private
table without Board; viii be let unfrnshed low
Inquire 81 West Fortyalh street, between Fifth and
SIN Vi avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

A CHOICE or HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
"a on the second and THIRD doors to let with without
Board, :" single gentlemen Or gentlemen and their wives;
modern 'mproge IaeGls; terms Reasonable No. Second
street, near the BoweIJ. Cal for two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

A y WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
IA ana sixth avenues large Rooms, handsomely fur
hhhei III suits or single Also smaller Rooms for gentle
men with Board Tho house hls all the modern improve
lneris Unexceptonabe references given and required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09


N0UNTRY B0ARD.-B0ARD AT THE MOUNTAIN
~ House, Cornwall, Orange county "a few miles above
West Point}. Terms such viii accommodate ALL even
in these times. For particulars inquire Of H. 6. LAW
BRO, % Fulton street. The house is and commo-
dious. IRA WOOD.
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THE TURF.

IINOR SALE--THE TROTIING HORSE HONEST PETER.
Il, Apply 20 HIRAM WOODRUFF.
TTNfON COURSE T.. I-TROTrING.-ON MONDAY,
~ SEPT @ Al y. O'clock match for 500 mile heats H.
Woodruff names Dr. to harness. James Thompson names
b. g. wagons. To OF "a good day.
SHAW u WHITE, Propretors
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90 GREENE STREET, ABOVE SPRING--ALSI0N
Cc Honse-Eleganty furnished suits o. Rooms with
gas Croon water and every convent for housekeep
ing economically; particularly suited for small respect
bio families. Rent low.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NTELODEON, $50 BROADWAY, CHINESE BUILDING
WI between Spring and Prince streets
PIONEER CONCERT HALL OF AMERICA
MONDAY, Sept g.
Opening Night OF the Fall and Winter Season
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

A LADY HAVING TAKEN TIE FIRST CLASS HOUSE,
IA Ia Second avenue of Seventh street, has
Gew salts and aso some single rooms TO dispose Of Call
NJ ssuse or address box $50 New York Post Office.
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PoARD.--GooD CLEAN AND AIRY Rooms, WELL
~ furnished without Board at from 7s TO 81 % per week
ana WIN good Board at SO 50 to 81 week. location
cantra family pleasant No Isl Grand street. half way be.
tween Broo1M9y and howerS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-09

n asnlh and twenty ninth streets has handsome Room
70 let, 10 lady and Renrlau Board for LADY only:
house has bath and gas and all modern IMPROVEMENTS
Family private. Address l.. H. station f. Third avenue
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E(ROokLlN--ro LET. WITH BOARD, LARGE
- Room, containing hot AID cod water, eli SETS &c.
I, Two gentlcnen or lady and gentleman; bath tht
same floor; also Room for single gentleman Dinner
at 61a O'Clock. Apply at 1876 Clinton street.
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"A GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-NEWLY FUR
n nished Rooms, iron, 81 81 80 per week I.odalnr.
fron 70 TO u cents h nj the Frankfort House.
Frankfort and " i,aan stTrits. Open all night
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PAYMENTS WITH BOaRD-PLEASANT ROOMS
N suitable Tor family -an and WIFE gentlemen or
ladies' IN modern house. stages Dine at 6
30 West Washington place, west of Sixth avenue
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BOARD IN BEOOKIYN-FIRST GLASS ACCOMMO
A. daucns Tor gentleman aud wife, Parlor and Bedroom
cohneong on second floor 'front.' at rs street.
nuts from Atlantic Wall iery al necessary con
| Terms moderate
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Observation-Disclosures AND ACTRESSES or RE-
c0gnged ability and attractive Dansouse wishing
gagmen for the Fall and Winter Season. will address the
undersigned Immediately, stating capabilities and lowest
salary. Theatre to open about the Goth
MRS H. A. PERRY
Metropolitan Thertre, Detroit, Mich
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BOARD IN RR0OkLfN.-R0OMS TO LET WITH
~ Board at 40 Concord House The modern
imtroyenent and is eony enient either Fulton or Wall
street ferry.