The New York Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1869, Page 8

@AYOR’S OFFICE. ‘The a of the Mayor's Office has come Yo partake of character of a Mayor's court, and every day at noon the bland blonde represents the Mayor in a “marshal” manner. Yesterday there were a couple of complaints against UNFORTUNATE PAWNBROKERS. One John Godfrey, who keeps a shop at No, 304 Grand street, was complained of by Mrs. Ohristina Behlee, of No, 65 Eldridge street. Mrs, Schiee eharged that she pawned several articles, for which she received three dollars. On presenting the ticket to redeem the articles she was told they had been gold to a Mr. Lederer, of No. 429 East Ninth street. Mr. Godfrey was sent for by the Marshal and eraered. to make return to the complaint w-day at noon. Julius Walser entered a complaint against Abra- bam Horn, of 390 Seventh avenue, charging that he bad pawned @ watch for twenty dollars, on which he ‘was to pay interest at ten per cent a month, but that on calling to redeem the watch could not ob- tain it. Mr. Horn was ordered to answer on Monday, at noon. Elias Tannenholz, of No. 28 Market street, against ‘whom complaint was made a few days ago for charg- ing fifty cents interest for nine months on goods for Which the total amount due should be only $1 50. ‘The Marshal ordered Mr. Tannenholz to deliver the goods for $1 50, BXCHANGE OFFICES @o not always escape the scourge of the Marshal. ‘Thomas Farr appeared this morning before the Mar- shai and charged that he went to the exchange oilice of Joseph Loew at 142 Liberty street, and gave $510 in greenbacks to get English gold for it. He sailed = Liverpool on the Sist ult., and while aboard the the captain toid him he had been defrauded out = forty sovereigns. It appears he had received the Fed number of coins, but instead of sovereigns, been given half sovere: ‘The captain sent him back ona Pilot boat and he ap} at the Mayor’s fice and complained as stated, Officer McGrath ‘was despatched with Mr. Farr to wait on Loew who appeared to be much astonished a: losing on his bigh game. Knowing that ie would be bandied without gloves, Loew refunded to Mr. Farr $235, THE LOAN OFFICE. Abomination is very frequently brought out by eomplaints at the Marshal's desk. The latest case is that of J. Macduff, keeper of a loan office at No, 77 Bleecker street. Macduf is represented as being a e@harp customer and one who knows how to “lay =_ the charges. The complaint was made by a Mr. M. J. Dougherty, who stated that he purchased a Joan ticket for a diamond ring; that he called for the ting, which was at Macdufl’s place, and was told by ‘the latter that it was worth about $140 or $145. He =e $125 and got the ring. On having it examined an expert he was assured that it was not worth more than $75, He applied to Macduff and asked to have his money refunded, but the latter would a gata article as he did the first ‘The “loan office” business is carried on quite ex- tensively in this city, and with most wonderful ‘mmpunity, under all sorts of nomenciatures, sucn as diamond brokers and dealers in valuable jewelry, works of art and the like. Although complaints of sharp dodges to “beat” customers are often made, there appears to be no method by which the nefarious business can be reached or managed and unfortunate pledgers protected against the sharp- Bess and Shylockism oi the — lenders. BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDEAME: ALDERMEN. The Bourd met yesterday, the President, Mr. Monaghan presiding. On motion a number of resolutions respecting the opening of uptown streets were referred w the Committee on Street Upenings, BERGIAN PAVEMENT. The Croton Aqueduct Department was directed to pave Fifty-sixth street, from Filth to Sixth ave- Bue, with Belgian pavement. DONATIONS. The Comptroller was directed to draw his warrant im faVor of the following churches aud associations to enable them to pay for assessments on their perty:— Eniter Presbyterian church, Seventh avenae. $292 00 New York Infirmary for Women and Children 179 75 Pastor of the Church of the Holy Innocents... 562 25 Ohurch of the Assumption...... + 459 13 Fifty-third street Bapust church.. + 637 09 St. Stephen's Orphan Home (to be apphed io the funds of the institution). 3,000 00 St. Andrew’s chureh...... + 634 86 A NEW BULKHEAD. / The Comptroller was direcved to advertise for pro- posais to bulld a bulkhead at the foot of Forty-sev- eath street, East river, COMMUNICATION FROM THE COMPTROLLER. A communication was received from the Comp- trofer giving a list of the contracts made by the Corporation and deposited in his office during the year 1868, together with a statement showing the amount paid upon each contract and the condition of the respective work at the end of the year. The ‘usual number of copies of this document will be printed. Kesolutions eulogistic of the late ex-Alderman John Pettigrew were adopted, after which the Board adjourned, THE HOS YARDS. The Examination Before the Referee Yester- day. A further hearing was had yesterday before Re- ferce Hasbrook in the case of the Board of Health against Allerton Brothers for the abatement of the business of yarding swine on Eleveuth avenue, be- tween Thirty-ninth and Forty-first streets.. Ira A. Allen, israel H. Gerry and others doing business in the locality testified that as at present conducted there was no nuisance perpetrated. They asserted that the yards were kept in a highly sani- tary condition. Dr. Harris, Sanitary Superin- tendent, was called by the Board. He stated that he had carefu'ly inspecied the yards, and he could not speak of special defects in the drainage nor com- jain of the sanitary condition of the pens. When erds of swine are allowed to remain for any length of time unpleasant odors were produced; but he had no ground of compaint on either point. The offence was less against health than the senses of the community. Yet hog yardimg was not detri- mental to health uaniess brought directiy into a thickly populated locality, The great objection to the existence in the built up portion of the city of ds was that they attracted about them other * offences in the way of slaughter houses and fat boll- establishnients, Tne defence put in as evidence ‘the following record of the buginess of the yards for the past four years:—Number of hogs received at yard lor the year ending March 31, 1866, 633, arrivals for the year, 1,736; for ison Arrivals, 1,008; for 1868, 29,114: daily 2: for 1360, 451,961; average’ dally ar- showing @ gradual decrease in the re- jock. The investigation was adjourned until next Tuesday. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Baccne—Rarriy.—On Thursday, April 1, by the Rev. W. Hitchcock, at the bride's residence, Dr. Francis A. Bacon to Miss PAULINE J. RABRLE, ‘ali of this city, No cards. BenneTT—RTICHARD.—On Wednesday, March 31, at tne residence of the bride’ D. Stuart f., to C3 pos, by the Rev, ks, GRORGE w . Benwerr, of Harlem, ESTINE REICHARD, Of Easton, Pa. . On Tuesday, March 30, at Grace y Dr. Potter, Lieutenant ig mander Ernes? DichMas, United States Navy, to ANNIE E., daughter of lion. Thos. T. Davis. KENNRDY—batLey.—On Wednesday, March 31, at St. Matthew's church, Jersey City, by the Rev. Wm. A. Maison, Tino. W. KENNEDY, of New York city, to Canntg B., daughter of B. B. Bailey, Esq., of Jersey vit Onn Jonx—Jrssvur.—On Tuesday, March 30, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. A. tredge. RY A. Sr. JouN, Of Monticello, N. Y., Many Ema, daughter of S. H. Jessup, of this uy No cards. ‘Died. Aprr.—On Thursday, April 1, CanoLine N., wife of Fred. Adee. Kelatives and friends of the family are invited to aticnd the faneral, ftom her late residence. $1 Ham- liton place, Clymer street, Brooklyn, E. D., on Sat- urday afternoon, at one o'clock. Armernonc.—On Wednesday, March a1, Mary Rutzaunrn, second deugnver of Archibald and Aun Armstrong, in the oth year of her age. ‘The rolat and friends of the family are invited to attend the fnneral, unis (Friday) afternoon, atone o’ciock, from the reside: of her pareats, 16¥ Nort Seventh street, Brooklyn, E. D. Why should our tears in sorrow flow, When God recalis his own, And Mary leaves a world of woe, For an immortal crown, Brneoor,—On Thursday, April 1, Wavrer Harry, son of George H. and Juliet bidgood, aged 2 years, 10 months and 3 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, south side of Calyer street, third house west of Franklin street, Greenpoint, L. 1., on Satar- day afternoon, at one o'clock. rents are invited to attend, Howss.-On Wednesday, March Bowes, aged 71 years and 11 months, The friends and relattves are respectfullyfinvited to attend the funeral, on Sature at 31, Micwar. ten o'clock, from St. Mary's % Hoboken, N.'J. No carriages allowed. Brooxs.—un Tuesday, March 30, Grusrar B. Brooke, aged 44 years, Hite nds and those of the family aoe the > b- of Charter Oak Lodge, No. 240, F. and A. M. invited to atrend the funeral, this (Friday) atte te oot, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 112 Wykoo airect, Brooklyn. Baxer.—On Thursday, April 1, Groner BaKRn, aged 67 years. The rélacives and friends of the family, algo the members of the Templar and Pacific Lodges F. and NEW YORK M&RALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. A. M., and the fraternity tn are respectfully invited to attend the Sunday afternoon, atone o'clock. of A. B. Reid, fram the residence Eaq., No. 171 West Tenth arte without further in- Vitation, His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. of Meiogt rene E. D., om earelay, SB Ss ri} 1, leningitis, CARRix, young lat = id Ellen E, Burk, aged 1 year, 4 fronts aud 10 VS, The relatives sng igen er Fay ci a9 pany A, Seventy-Orst regiment, N. I. Yo, Fespectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the fence of Ber parents 18 130 Second street, on Sun- day ainennan at ean o' nook The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. BYRNES.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 1, sie pied 50d eotions iliness, GARRET BYRNES, in the ear of age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral. on Saturday af- ternoon, at half-past three o’clock, from the church Star of the Sea, corner of Court and Luqueer streets, and thence to the Cemetery of the ey Cross, Flat- bush. There will be a solemn mass requiem of- fered for the repose of his soul on Saturday morning, ann ten Paro 4 the above church. ednesday, March 31, JOHN BYRNE, gon ugh igh aud aunto Eyre, aged i year, 3 months atthe friends are invited to attend the ‘trom au Tae street, this (Friday) afternoon, two o'el CLARK.—On Wednesday. March 31, meet! vie of Jotham Clark, formerly of Newark, N. J., in 73d year of her age. Friends and relatives are tags attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o’clock, from St. Ann’s (ep ) church, Eigh- teenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, The a ea ve taken tp Groce rtd x aT ichmond and Mo! papers p! ry CoscRove.—On Wed: , March 31, ELLEN E. daughter of Mary and the late James Cosgrove, ‘aged 24 years and 5 months. Gentle and innocent, with heart pare a as the dove, Our Nelly has gone tu enjoy God abo The relatives and friends of the Tay and those of her brother, James 5. Cosgrove, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, 48 North Second street, Williamsburg, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ELSBERG.—On pole March 30, ADELHEMD, bere of tS oor Elsberg, aged 67 years, 5 months and 1’ ends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 153 West Fifteenth street, on Sunday morning, at ten o’clock, and not heretofore announced. Fraser.—At Tremont, West bdo on Tuesday, March 30, JOHN R. FRASER, aged 67 The relatives and friends are respectfatly invited toattend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from the Presbyterean church at Tremont. Cars leave Twenty-sixth street, Harlem Railroad, at & quarter past ten o’clock. GLEasON —On Wednesd: the beloved wife of Daniel leason, ‘a native seg Stiver Mines, country Tipperary, Ireland, aged 33 ous relatives and triends of ‘the fami yy are re- ectfully requested to attend the funeral. from her inte residence, 15 Desbrosses ‘street, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past one o’clock. GRIESSMAN, Wednesday, March 31, SAMUEL, son of Joseph and Hannah Griessman, aged 2 years, 5 months and 9 days. ‘The friends and relatives gir the family are invited to attend the fnneral, from late residence, 331 ps a chip street, this eriday) afternoon, at two oc! GRocaN.—On Wednesday, March 31, MARGARET GRoGaN, S native 0 of Drumiane, county Cavan, Ire- land, aged 38 yi ‘The friends or the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 2314 Gouverneur street, New York, this (Friday) after- noon, atone o'clock. HaguLnon.—In Jersey City, on Renretar Apel 1, Tours FRasER, Son of Will and Louise Fraser Hamtiton, aged two weeks, Funeral ‘from the residence of his grandparents, 180 Barrow street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, HANLON.—On Thursday, April 1, JoHN HaNLon, aged 65 years. The relatives and friends of the familly are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Vincent de Paul’s Hospital, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock. HcGuzs.—On Thursday, April 1, JuLIA HuGues, wife of Philip Huzhes, a’native of county Dublin, Ireiana, in the 39th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- denice, 129 Mott street, on Saturday afternoon, at alf-past two o'clock. Jouxsoy.—On Thursday, April 1, MARY ANN JOHN- Son, in the 90th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her son, 233 Pacific street, Brooklyn, on Saturday —— at two o'clock, Jonrs.—On Wednesday evening, March 31, after a brief tliness, HARRY STEWART, son and only remain- ing child of William H. and Hattie M. Jones, aged 9 months and 3 days. Relatives ‘and. friends are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 179 South Fifth street, Williamsburg, on Saturday alternoon, at two o'clock. Joycr.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, March 31, Mary Carey Joyce, in the 82d year of her age. Ber and her husband’s relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 140 Portland av., this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Belfast (Ireland) papers please copy. MILLER.—On Wednesday, March 31, James H. MILLER, of the firm of Tuthill, Miller & Co. Rejatives and friends of the family are respect- faily invited to attend the funeral services, at his late residence, Warwick, N. Y., this (Friday) after- noon, at two o'clock. MOYNAHAN.—On Wednesday, March 31, THomas F., son of Andrew and Mary Moynahau, aged 21 years, 6 montus and 11 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the tuneral, from the residence of his father, 217 Front street, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’ciock. McKgacutr.—Suddenly, on Thursday, April 1, of irritation of the brain, JENNIE Biair, only daughter of John and Lizzie McKeachie, aged 3 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the Yamliy are respect- Tally invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of her grandfather, John J.’ Stevenson, West a street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. NASH.—On Wednesday, March 31, of consumption, MICHAEL Nash, of Ardagh, New castle West, county of Limerick, Ireland, aged'45 years. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 233 Mulberry street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. Limerick papers please copy. PoLLanD.—In Cazenovia, on Wednesday, March 31, OT!s POLLARD, E m the 77th year of his age, for many years a resident of this city. Pos?.—Suddeniy, at Chester. Pa., on Monday, a Jory J., son of William and Mary A. J. Post, Great Nec! » aged 18 years and 7 inonth ‘The relatives and friends of the fami ¥ are respect ay Lrg to eee. S een. gt resi lence ol i er, Jol jagwer, 88 rrepont posse Brooklyn, this (Friday) morning, at cleven o'clock. S#HANNON.—On Tuesday, March 39, of consamption, DANIEL SHANNON, a native of London, England, aged 25 years, ‘The nda and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of his sister, 886 Hicks street, between Baltic and Harrison, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at three a’clock. The remains will be interred in Greenwood. Srevens.—On Tuesday, March 30, at his residence, No. 55 West Forty-pinth Street, ALEXANDER H. STE: vers, M. D., in the seth yearof his age. ‘The faneral services a be held at the Church of the Ascension, corner of Fifth avenne and Tenth street, this ofan morning, at tweive o'clock. The relatives and friends and the medical profession are respectfully invited to attend. The Fellows of the New York Academy of Medi- March 31, CATHARINE, cineare orth juested to meet In the vestry room of the Church of the Ascension, corner of Fifth avenne and Tenth street, at hali Hast eleven o'clock, this (irl ol the funeral of hier esident, Dr, Alexander H. day) moraine, to former associate aud Stevens. Entrance in Tenth street. H. D. BULKLEY, M. D., President. 8. H. Janes, M, D., Secretary. SULLIVAN.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, March 20, at her residence, 123 Deai sireet, CaTHEnin widow of James Sullivan, aged 56 years, The friends of the family, and "Noss of her son, James, and of her son-in-iaw, James H. Muliarky, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock, from St. Paul's chureh, corner of Court and Congress streets, where a solemn requiem maxs will be offered up for the repose of her soul, and from thence to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, Tayton.—On Wednesday weaicny | March 91, after a lingering iliness, Saran Corvin TayLon, wile of Asher Tayior, aged 69 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, #3 Washington at, Jersey City, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock. "The remains will be taken to Middie- town, N. J., for interment on Sunday, April 4, from the residence of Mrs. Joseph D. Taylor. TRRNAN.—In Ireland, ou Kaster Sunday, March 28, of disease of the heart, ManGarer Mary, wife of ex-Alderman Richard Ternan, of Brookiyn, aged 44 years, Tippy.—At Caatleton, 8. I., on Tharaday, April 1, Dituis L., wife of KN, Tiddy, of North Carolina, and youngest daughter of the late Kichard Penn Smith, Esq., of hiladelphia. Van CLeer.—On Tharsday, oern) i. CaTatina UN- pERDUNeK, wife of Kev. P. D, Van Oleet. ‘The relatives and friends of the iamliy are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, Monday morning, at eleven o'clock, from the Second Reformed church, Wayne street, Jersey City. The remains will be re- moved to New Brunawick for interment. WueratLry.—On Thursday afternoon, April pa atter a Jong and painful tliness, Evizanern A., Srhunen Wheatley, in the 37th pend of her ag! The fanerai will take place from the Tosidence of her father, Thomas J. Beckett, No. 610 Locust street, Philadelphia. SALES AT AUCTION, UCTION SALE | OF Ox BLACK Wi Hy rs old, 16 hand high, f good fusnlly Horse, I depot e Phaeton, ‘open Wagons, 1 Rockaway, are Truck ne glands and double Har? nets, Robes, Hanke RVHY, del Fulton irect, Brooklyn, Saturday, ort atit o'clock. Aegon SALE witnoc? auss Eppany the entire Stock of £ Conkice. 10 to a0 ‘Boerum, etrest HY. on Tuesday, Apri J o'clock. ‘The stock eon- tine of 40 Cn Mia’ tpt oi 12 close and romehen, 40 Lop ao ne tr Rockaway Wagons, 50 xete singe aoe double Harbeas, bieigh Roves, Hells, lankets, Ac. B OR Limit, oF inedikes v. Wa _SALES AT AUCTION, — - Gerard M'siereae, Bags ‘referen, tevens, on of T, PB acre of th te L. Rogers, ‘This desirable situated at Pelham, Hunter's Ieland, and. peta ‘on Sound, It ts ‘tan eich miles from Harlem ‘on the line of the Forcherter alison, Wilkia two minetes' welk ofthe new THE HARUM AND NEW ROCHELLE BOULEVARD pr Rom 7 laid ou fine soil, 1d lovely building sites on every plot. Neighbor- hood ‘frst clase, with Gne scenery on the Sound. Buyers and ‘\ ARON bi 5d & CO., Murray, street and ‘21 Park place, THIS vay, ¥ (PRIDAY) A APRIL 2, FIVE US ED ‘ASES ime Bi jurt received and comprising Roctsees, Western or home trade, ‘b*tHlons, srgeray of sunt JAMES M. MILLER, Auctioneer. aaa now ready. UOTION NOTICE —R. 7. HAZELI, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAY (FRIDAY), APRIL 2 at 10% o'clock, at our-anl 3 avy and Shelf Hardware Table and Pocket Cutlery, &c., &c., tn lots to ip elas ag (ssc meee Sea apy ame ‘Outlery—420 dozen Pocke! agek. Cuislogusron morning of tale = RT. HAZELL & CO, Auctioneers, 36 Vortiandt street, f DO YOU BITE YO | THUMB AT ME? | = = rpaiza RAM PRIZE CARTOON, SEE EVENING ' TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. A. J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. Splendid Country Seat at Fort Hamilton. A. J. BLEECKER, SON & CO. will ell at auction on THURSDAY, APRIL 8 at 12 1... at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, the Mansion House and 7 1-6 acres on the bluff at Fort Ham- fiton, the summer residence of the late Dr. A. B, Whiting. Also two Dwelling Houses and Ls acres on the beach. ‘The Mansion is two stories and attic basement, 40x40, with piazzas front and rear; was built by days’ work in the most careful manner; never has been occupied except as a private residence. House, lawns and outbuildings first class in every Tespect splendid abade and frult trees, grapes, de. ; c house, stable, e., all In good order. ie ‘or beauty o! nation tt is. property i msurpassed in the harbor of New York; commants a fine view of the Narrows and Lower Bay; is within two or three minutes? walk of the Brooklyn City Railroad route and of the steamboat landing at Fort Hamilton: convenient to churebes, schools, telegraph flee, Port office, ic. = at 77 Cedar street. UCTION SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. Domestic and Foreien Liquors, at 119 Liberty street. WILLIAM KENNELLY. Auctioneer will sell at auction on Mond: april, , at 1 o'clock M., on the ES mises, 119 Liberty st: up Mane: the entire valu- able § reg consisting of “prandies, ‘Wines, Gins, Whiskey Bitters, &c., of the most marketable and approved brands; a portion of the stock is in Also @ quantity of Scotch Ale, Horse, Wagon and Har : Sale positive, rain or shine, Catalogue auctione 32 Pine street, DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER. HANDSOME Household Furniture.—ADRIAN H. MU! MEKIN & CO. will gel! at anction, on Fr: o'clock, at the private residence 455 West ttreet, between Ninth and Tenth avenues, all the handsome Househoid Furniture contained tn the above house, consisting in part of rosewood and walnut Parlor, Lib Dining Room and Bedroom Furniture, oak and Cotta; droom and Ingrain Carpets, Oilcloths, Paintings, ans UCTION NOTICE.— tioneers. E. NICKOLS & CoO. ge sale of over $15,000 worth of 134 o'clock precisely, at the th Btreet, near Sixth avenue. particular attention of their Jends and the pubiic to this sale, comprising the largest and Haven, Heed wouitere gale of this reason. Velvet, Bruasela Carpets; magniticent rosewood 7% octave Piano- forte, made to order for the present owner Suits, Tete-a-tetes, So lexant Parlor faliion back arm and reception covered with the richest de- urtaina to match Fier and res, style of Loula XIV, Shales fine Ot Paintings by ¢ — nd thirty-day Clocks, Sta: Vases. lided uud snarbie top Tables, corner and side Etaceres, Rookease, Writing Desk, lace Curtains, elecant Chamber Suits, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Waxhstands, Comino tes spring and curled hair Mattresses, Beds, Linen, walnu Suits, covered with green reps and haircloth; ‘Rockers, Lounges, Chairs, small Mirrors, walnut Pillar Extension Table, Sideboard to match, Dining Chairs; rich ent Crystal and Bohemian Glass and China Ware; Silver Tea and Coffee Sets, Casters, Ice Pitcher, Spoons, Forks, tvory and Table Cutlery. Also the Furniture of the servants? ment, and the House to let. Reliable men in attensan to cart or pack goods for purchasers at reasonable charges. All goods must be removed 48 hours after the sale, A “JM, TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER. AUCTION SALE OF AX. magnilicent Honsehold Furniture, Pianoforte, Bronzes, Paintings, Drawing Room Suits, Silver Plate, Mi eric Cabinets, Statuary and many rare and costly 'Wor and Articles of Viren, thie day (Friday), at the eleea Stone mansion 67 West Fifteenth street, ‘between Fifth and Sixth avenues, commencing at 10% o'clock. ‘The auctioneer would call the particular attention of his friends and the pub- lic to this sale, the catalogue comprising the largest and rich- ext assortment of Housebold Parniiure offered at auction this geacon, farniched six monthe nvo at a coat of $8,000, Drawing Furniture, covered in green gold ‘and erlinson gure brocatel of the richest description; rosewood Etageres, ois de Rose. Marqueterie Cabinets, Bookease, Tables, Encolxnures, Velvet Medallion Carpets, Paintings by emt nent artists, nek, Statuary, Sevres, Dresden China ‘anes, Ornaments, rb Brocatel and Lave Curtains, Mir- rors, ‘Chandeliers,’ rosewood Pianoforte, Stool Cover, Music Stand, Books, Hatstand, rosewood and walnut Dressing Rureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Commodes, Hair Spring Moctreares, Blankets, Sheets, Connterpanes.” Dining Roun Tables Buttet, elepani, nets Ruby and Crystal Glassware, Sil- Fer Casters, Turectn, alvers, Haskets,, Pitchers, Dinner and Tea Services, Knives, Forks, Table Linen, Cutlery, Base ment and Kitchen Furniture. N. B.—Parties wis! Hag to atiend this sale take Fifth avenue stages or Stath avenue onze ——- — . At otios NOTICE.—L. FITZGERALD, AUCTIONEER, will fell at public auction, this day (Friday), April 2 Morning, at 1034 o'clock, precisely, all tho elegant Household te ree! ee, U8 Twenty-second onstating of ‘over; rich Par- os and hairelut nor ‘orte, Stool and ¢ atin broeatel, 1 , Curtains, Mirrora, Clo tags, roxewood and walnut Wardrobes, spring and ha: .'Lineo, Tea’ and Extension Table 4 Sideboard, airy velvet, Brussels, ingrain China and Sliver Ware, Table Cutlery, &c. Si ¥, at UK) Schermerhorn street, Brook- m, on Friday, Aj ‘ at 103g o'clock. Elecant risewood Parlor Suit, rosewood Secretiry’ Bookcase, rosewood Wank robe, Cl ute, Per Glass, Hair Mattress, Brussels and rpeta, Dining and Kitchen Furniture, ae, UCTION NOTICE—ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTION- AA cer, No. DOBit as for miny perenaal sale of Lior At ) RBONY PABLO, CifaM ‘Axo DINIEG KOOM SUITS, HAND. LU STANDS, WARDROBES, v Lintary. Sows CENTRE TABLES, HA! LI er ay BOOKCASES, LOUNGES AND CHAIRS TO AIC GHTY, Anctionerr, rill tell by anetion, om Satur. il B commencing at 10 at the ince wares Failton sireet, the entire s took By, order of W. MORTIMER, Assignec, A Jour, ms YARDEWATER, Mi pm ARE. STRERT.— . reg’ f Horses, Wagons, id stock. Partio- Particulars in HENRY LEEDS & MINER. ENRY Hl LERDS: AUCTIONEER L PAINTINGS, COSTLY STATU- be THE EXEUUTORS OF GUS: 80, DECEASED. erie wil nel by ation, on the and Friday, 2 of Apr the 1 RT. Gxt pouthwrat entver Twelfth: ei collection, allot the. Ste class «d by the late owner in Europe. tinin are, vin BY ARUPERD BALI Among other v! Eastin John A.D. Shattne A. F. Tait, Rembrandt Peale, Lily M. Spencer, G. Sumy, R. Flew “sier Seignr, and others. FF, 00 revolving ghe representing * the duplicate of ont lor the Er other, SEALY FREED FROM HE. rated artist Row settl, Also a ) Marcke, Selcnac, Jacobbi, Peeru ‘ray, Veron, fant de Mety, Verasset, A t mena, Von’ Seven, Acard, Couturier'and others. They are now-on eth ‘bition aa ‘above, day and evening, until the sale, whteb will be without re: ferve. y HENRY U. m (pbRDe & MINER. wall by auetiogy on Friday; Atri Eat 1Ohe wil y mic om on pr 2, at ‘oteloe' Private resitenen No. 148 Wort Piicty-aiath stteen es Otte Household Furnitore, consisting of Velvet, Hrassels and Ingrat ent fosewood Suit, io crimson agured satin elegant carved rorewood aftagefe, mahocany Marbie Top Centre Table, rosewood, mahogany ‘and bieck walnut Bersteads, Br Washstands, Matirteaes, Pitiowa Me chine ant Decorated, ve eit noeks, ‘ch Drnaments, on’ wension Table at ‘Cbina, € and Giaws Ware; Kitehen Furniture, & ae my Crockery I Y HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. HENRY if. LEEDS, Auctioneer. Executor's HENRY LEEDS & wT ‘will ef by anetio Tuesday and @and 7, at 10% o'clock, by the exeentore oi 'F. A. Vreds lecpaned, at Ni: Broadway, bis entire stock of firs ‘any reserve, to clone the estate, Jase Furniture, witho Baflets in biack wali rosewood, ronewood Bedateaia, Tnvies, centre an.) curled maple Bedroom Seta, trimmed with rosewoor: i Bands, reaaing tity Chine, Pi afta, Farin Atylen: Amour a Glace, Extension On ‘and other rat clase furnivure. Particulars ie catalogue, itu Un- ebed BLOck, Materia, dee __ SALES AT AUCTION, oa ROB AND POSITIVE B J. BARRY, Al AUCTIONEER. ER.—LAI pei co, mooate we —, perfect order and nearly: RY Pn SOMEETTLLE, AUCTIONEER—SALES- 87 Nassau street Houschola Furniture, ton ae.) rel R. SOMER- ) be sata iateeico br Nase 1s 0 lock, by BY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER—SALES- room 87 bow street. jusehold and Ofice te. By ROBERT SOMERVLLE, sims tatariay, Apel Bat 1035 o'clock, at his salesroom, 37 Bre Bonnet SOMERVILLE, “‘AUCTIONEER—SALES- Le Bony Nassau street. hinese Koamelled ¥ 1 Vase Punch Bowls, Dinner ola, &e., This pple n Barre aha KR. Somervilie’s, Salesroom, 87 . COLTON, AU CTIONRER —MOPTAAGE tay BY of rousehola ures iture in Ninth street, This 4 at 10) at No. 51 West Ninth treed, be hats Mat one Sixt sae the Furniture of six or ‘seven mustom made, in rommmoods | black walnu® ene of a sega re clearing outsale and ain nail probability the last sale before we move to our Blore above ¥ WILLIAM WITTERS, JOCHORRER— WDE SELL aaa Apr a at 10 east Foraltar wpe eed jegel's Hotel, ture ed Toome t fa 'y-aix rosewood, blac! hot of twenty-ai. matt ees oe inp Suita, coveres with oan ten’ Pier Mi! walnut cal an marie Tables, one hundred dining room ‘and Ware, China Gl Crockery Ware e large botel Range, <c., Catalogues on morning ot SUCTION EAE aALee MAX BAYERSDORFE! i¢ jDORFER & CO. sell, 11 roo 990 Rowery.—BAYE o'clock, 889 Bi corner Nineteenth street, valuable Leane, handsome Fixtures, elegantly itted up ni and Barroom, opposite the new buildings, where over 500 per- sons are employed; rare chance for parties this business, (PELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON. ¥ pe DO YOU BITE YOUR THUMB AT ME? ‘cutie, SB EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO DAY. BE BY A2cHmpaLD, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, JOHNSTON & VA VAN | SSELL'S auction on Mart, 112 nth street, Wis DAY oman "APIAL 3 3 One of the largest and finest saloe of the soason. Full par- ticulars in catalogue under head of Horses and Carriages. i Law bee ADOMONB EB: by. by EDWARD SCHENCK: this ‘a, ", ta anit o'clock, at the one lesroom the largest and most ere sales of class net Furniture er offered at miblic sale. The stock aos ie of Farior, rsd glans oom and Hall Furni- ‘moat un: modern some of een ¢z rai at the Pari bition Pa rouzes, &e. persis have tals tocnisare ture kept free of m the abors havin Also tbe ve N. rage until null the Tet of Mayne XEORGE COOK, | AUCTIONEER OFFICE DESKS, cases, ‘This day, at 11 ofdlock at 101 Liverty street, a large aasort- ment of fine Desks, Bookcases, Tables, Cabinets, and Seo- By order’ of assignees On Saturday, second hand Furniture in variety, ruitable for parlors, chambers, dining rooms, libraries, kitchen articles, C5 ce G20, MUNDY, AUCTIONRER—WILL SELL, AT 10 T o'clock, this day, at 160 Grand street, remainder o} Honschold Furniture from Forty-second street, consisting of 2 black waluut Parlor Suits, 4 marble top Bedroom Sui Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Feather Beds, Bolsters an Pillows, Bookcases, Sofas, curled hair and other Mattresses, fine Table Linen, 4 dozen Napkins do., Sliver and Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, FLE®2¥ D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, Salesroom No. 8 Cortlandt atreet. Messrs, MINER & BARKER respectfully announce that they will exhibit in thelr Galleries, No. &45 Broadway, com- mencing on Tuesday evening, March 30, the superb collection of Paintings belonging to J. . Beaumont, Eaq., of this city, consisting of rare works of art by esteemed ‘artists of modern achool. Among them are specimens chietly to his order by : — painted Baugniet, William 8. Mount. Victor CHavet, E. Lentze, Gaiilemin, L Mignot, Verueckhoven, Quo Erdrian, Baron at Dit lens, F. Taohacueny, W. Castlear ‘and upwards cluding also “The Taking o¢, the Teocall,” » masterpiece by the late #, Leutze | a magnificent Flower Piece by J Robie; “Susannah at the Bath," by Professor C., Rewer, of Dusscl- dort, and many other etre of note. ‘The sale will take plncé.on the evenings of Wednesday and Thuraday, the “th and sth of April, at 13g 0 O'eluck. Soy AUCTIONEER. VALUABLE FARM Seat at auction, Will be sold at auction, brity, in- (0, at the Court House, in the city of id tice noon, a Farm acres, situ ated’ hale. " mile north of Hyde bank of , very near the the Hudson, one-half pasture and one halt heavy timber of 4 Omk; there are 1 ion, one farm Cy all necessary barns an in this in constantly rising in valu Moducementa: either as’. place of residence oF tor Mable investment. For particulars’ inguite of JON che 22 South William street, New York. ENRY DREHER & CO. AUCTIONEERS.—THIS DAY (Friday) at 103g 0 clock, at their salerroom, 73 Bowery, storage and expenses, 15 casks (about 1, Stoo’ cases of Rhine Wine: also a lot of Furniture, cdstends, Bedding, Feather Beds, Chairs, Tables, Bu: ea, leebox, &e. ‘OUSEHOLD FURNITURE. —B. H. SEIXAS, AUCTION. eer, wil sell this day (Fric vy Aprit 2 at 10 = Yelock, at Fineh Stor Warehouse, Su! West Thirty-thira a cor. ner of ai hel ue, alarge and deriranle covortandas ot fouschold! Furniture, to be sold, withyat any reserve, to pay mrpennea. By eds. ‘and this sale offers un- storage and od FLENRY,, FELIMAN, salesroom AUCTIONEER—OFFICE AND Rroadway.—Continuation sale of the balance of Stock contained in 435, Hodeon street, this diay, nt 1034 Gvclock, “The stock will embrace the large btock of Ribbons, Pocketbooks. Silks, &c. | Dealers who attended the sale on’ Wednesday are lly Invited to attend. Sale without reserve, rain or shine. BOGART, AUCTIONEER. THK Atl o "elock, at tae Auction mh Roun No. 1 North William st. |AKSHAL'S SALE, Large Stock of Ladies’ Ge SAT in At 10% crelock, ‘at the Auction Room Large assortment of Housebold Purnitare, Cat Also'a lot of Unclaimed Baggage trom ¥ AXES away IRE, AUCTIONEER, #0 aed STREET— , April 6, at the Exchange Will seit at auetlon on Tw saiesroom, 111 Broadway, the House aod Lot No. 4 Mactoa- Mireet New York. teostainn al the Seprorenents. For rms up iy to the auitloneer or to F. J. MOISSEU, attorney, No. § Keokman street, New York. M, DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, seri gelt i Rta ert ha pil 2 at 1034 o'clock, at ae 4 beder—Us: Bedroom atte, in pei S and biack walnot; Wardrobes, konses, Mirrors, Hair nad, Hask, Ma Feather ” Pillows, Extension faies Longe aud Chair, the Oil Paint Inge Parinn Figures, Chinn Dinner Bal, Giashw Bileccp'aied Ware ats tye, whole. well” worthy the ltention b; thove ‘going bousel lng. Sale Peremptory. ARSHAL'S SALE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL fellat public auction on Friday, the 2d day of April, forenoon, at his auction rooms, No. 1 o'eloek in the Txorth William at or and’ by virtue of several cteve. #, aod by order of Marsha, @ general assortinent of dies’, Misses’ and Children's’ Shoes, Prunelle Gaiters, Machinery sed in the . HILLIER, Marshal. AWNDROKER'S : SALE. BY JAMES AGAR, Avo. tioneer, 49 New Bowery, this Gary at Il o'clock, 500 low of Men's and Women's Ci thing and other seasonavie goods. P. Bryan, 17 Walker street. AWNEROKER'S SALE—TIIS DAY. TIMER, 1b Kast Broadway, of 409 lols Women's Cl :, Beddin, gana other deviravie Goods. ly ‘order ‘i ve leona, 1 Hight arenne, wed THE — 70 per cent on mort, Great continuation e0U ny | yh Lots, offered 0 ‘Thurnday last for want of ime. tn a ‘MILLE sll positively, without iit of Tenevatn ell at 19 o'clock, on. '. At the Exchange Salesroim, 111 Hroadway, New York, he balance of the VAN METI ESTATE, sonsisting of £00 choles Lota, sitnated on the best part of the farm, within a short distance of the railroad station and in the {thmediate vicinity of churches, rchools and other tui. ements, ‘The Mansion, Baras ‘and Outbuildings will be Iictuded in the sale, Free tickets ore = Flushing Railroad will be given to ‘will ew yy and tickets at the Trent ot YOUNHON * FE Femen cerca, Rew Tos paper dees MALLORY A wp _» Liberty street, Renan oa ATOR EEe Aged Sot Wot wi Howe! Fistuires of a Dining ganmiti anch Counters nre, Crocker, Ran aga lng yy Th joeeats fe cit ‘eds fe snd ‘alto m quantity of Counte Ploughs, oid rom,’ Ac, de. Bale JHERIFR'S FALE. CORKS, "WINE. RI HARD wale S"t Actioneet, wil sel for ay of former pur LEN, Sheri,” Bi at] Bast 8 or and Bauterne Wine. JAMES OF oy OP. MokMioUT, Deputy. SALES AT AUCTION: Ha Elerite: @ Hee le FT £ Te i i ‘DO You BITE YOUR THUMB AT ME? SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. "ey ea ee ABBOTT, Tad ay sa oe Ni Stock and ceamineios ihe fra eldss, Wine oom and fest taurant at 124 Prince street, Copper Utensils, Beatie | 4 Erar hit skcaasic inet aoe ce | Se ie ‘oe RS, AUCTIONEER—SELLS THIS DAY, ‘4 2 olclocky at 454 Canal treet, ‘Velvet Carpets, Piano, French Plate Pier and Oval Mirrors, Bi other Curtains, Parlor Suits, Chamber and Dining Room Settee! weer Beds ‘hinan est, Blankets, Ward- robes, Chit, Glass and Sliver Wares toves, large variety of m Greene Carpets, Lag ly ‘also pa <— oat Furnit' from Forty-eighth street, in lots i amitles and others.” te _BOARDERS AND, LODGERS WANTED. — 1 Bees ] BLOCK F FROM CITY HALL.—FRANKFORT HOUSE, fort street, corner ‘of William. 260 rcoms; iodata ge 3 Bbc. to 50c. a day; $150 to 83 8 nienen ypen all night. iT Bt 'H OF Gare UARE BOOM V2 BLOOR 5c ene ee fa weak boro Hows. aN New Bi Bowery, Goes alls ‘all ni, pI es zi 5 a prival ql the second floor, to let, wizh Bo P Scoupying their own house, 64 Weal Twenty- Fires clase in all respects. References exchanged, ERS AND LODGHRS WANTED. a’ 152 Racer tes oA with Board ; references exchanged, { 9 eam 22 SaaS 220 Fee naked suit of Rooms, with EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.-TO LET, she in Es TR EO enna —' SING! 243 tr ee ee use Sy pr ss sai narra 2 able ity rer previous rous to. ‘Meals in room if desired, acta TWENTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR EIG! 262 wren.’ avenue—A few ‘accommodated with ‘good SRP No cving. 264. Mined rront Room to let o one or two gontlemene a board, in a private fi + bath and gas; good loca~ QOS TWELITH STREET, NEAR SECOND AVE4 Sha wie or two geutlemen: 8 + dmail Room Thoou for's gentleman $8 oy THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR SEOOND AY: nue Well farnished front Boo Booms and Bedrooms a third. floor to gentlemen and wives; fist house p ‘ TWENTIETH STREET.—PLEASANT 345 a WEST THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—A HANDSOMELY furnished Floor, consisting of five rooms, with private mathroom, will be vacant April 8. EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH avenue and Broadway.—Very’ desirable Rooms, en aulte or singly, with or without private table, after May 1; house entirely first class; references exchanged. 14 VABICK, PLACE, NEAR BLEECKER STREET, weat of Broadway:—-A gentleman and wife or two ‘accommodated with Irst class Koard in a geallemen can be private family, 1 47H STREET, (18 OLD, 112, NEW NUMBER), NEAR ixth avenue.—Double Rooms to let, with B ‘erence required. ‘[ATHESTREET, CORNER SECOND AVENUE, 300 AND S08. Desirable corner double Room, well “furnished, to let, with Board ; no children or nurses ¢ tak en. 16} WES? FOURTEENTH | STREET.HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to fauites or sin- Wiemen, Reference. Ppa. Le es 1s WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, OPPOSITE Fifth Avenue Hotcl,—To let, with Board, elegantly fur- 7; alas one ‘or two single nished Rooms, in suits or sing! Rooms, WEST TWENTY, oes STREET.—A MAN AND Mifejoan tind a comfortably furnished Itoom with oF 834. BROADWAY. FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, single thous, board? re Toor ‘oi per ns i per, day, doubie s Suits of Rooms from $@ given and Fequ ou i 944 Sea" STRIVE, COREE 2) Care a je fam! 2, & ‘ished Roomg rent, to one or morse with or without Meals. GENTLEMAN OF LIBERAL VIEWS CAN OBTAIN ms and Board or private table in a fouls Address ALEXANDER MASON, 4 VERY ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR to rent—With or without breakfast, to one or more aye ihe family, near Fifth e cl A gentlemen, in convenient to a x 2,144 Port office. A. EADY HAS A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM to let, to @ gentleman; also a Room for two persons, af 09 East Eleventh street, near Third avenue, fi (A GENTLEMAN aD FE Pe as he aaulta, West twenty ira stroat a and Paling 50 per week (no others need apply), may address iad office, New York. a Smal } references exchangs QP STREET—A WELL FURNISHED THIRD FLOOR mm and hall Bedroom to let, with first class Board; al also, on May 1, a beautiful 1 ztension ‘Terms $24 West Twenty-second street, p 23 tension, on second terms moderate. FAST TWENTIETH STREET, THIRD HOUSE from Broadway.—Furnished Room, with small ex- joor, to let, with or wituout Board; ESIRABLE BOARD CAN BE HAD AT ORANGE, ed Joy with the best of accommodations, for single gentle, men or gentlemen and their wives: set no a a Meh shaded’ convenient to cara, “Adres box 94 Orange Foot office, N, ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—FOR the summer, with or without Board, at No. 90 West Thirty-third strect, to gentlemen only. FAST NINTH STREET, NEAR UNIVERSITY place.—Larze frout Room, Dressing Room, Alcove handsomely furnished, without board, for gentleman rice Bld per week ; lirst class house; private family, yA ie STREET (257 WEST).—ROOMS, WELL FUR- nished, with every convenience, to let, with Board, to families or single gentlemen, at moderate prices, for the sum- mer; no moving; references: ired. 5 amamsaimas PRIZE CARTOON. bo ‘Do yous BITE YOUR | THUMB AT ME? | ¢——$—_—_————» SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. D5 GREAT JONES STREET.—A GENTLEMAN AND +) his wife or two or three single gentlemen can be ac- commodated with a Parior and un or one large Room, with Board. OF WEST FORTY FIFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH “AV. 9) enue A strictly private family will let their Second Floor, sin, 23 sant suile, to one or more ulemen, with <A 7 house newly furnished, Board it 28 ST, MARK'S PLACE, NEAR COOPER INSTITUTE and Second avenue.—Large furnished Floor to let, with or without Board, together or separately ; pleasant loca tion, Reference required. QQ THIRD, STREET —TWO HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms on second floor and two on third floor, Without board; gas, bath, & or separate; family private; references exchanx QQ WEst NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FINCH AND OV Sixth avenuies.—One large, elegant Room, also two email to let, to gentlemen, with breakfast If desired; location ® 32 WEST NINTH STREET, RETWEEN FIFTH AND Siath avennes.—Handeomely furnished Rooms, en suite or single; house anc Board fre Terms mod- erate. References exchanged. ERSEY CITY.—GOOD BOARD AND FINE poant L a private American family. Address W. C., bor 5, New York Post office. } wo | HANDSOMELY FORNISHED ROOMS TO LET With breakfast ifdesired, to single controls beese diet oleae.” Adisees 7h, fis boa 380 Herald oullce. REE GENTLEMEN DESIRE PARLOR AND ae Bedrooms, either with or without Board, near M: Square, Addrees, stating lowest terms, box 4,221 New ¥ Post 01 BOARD AND LODGING W. ‘YOUNG GENTLEMAN, TEACHE! rT academy, wishes a stall furnished Room, witht break private family, or where there are 1ew fast, in a th terme, Professor; Herald office. Address, w FURNISHED ROOM WANTED—WITH OR W! out Board, for a man, wife and child, betweon Sevent avenue and Urondway and Ninth and Twenty-alxth streeted ry ting terms, C. F. W., station D, Bi in Fabdand Sin “{ GENTLEMAN AND TWO LADIES REQUIRE TW ‘or three Rooms, which they will farnish, with location, from E! “vo ‘gio toga enues; terms per OARD.. AN UNFURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROO! oye we ard school teacher; location BR etiy) Broadway} = Eighth avenue, from Fourteenth to Fortieth streets. . Ky station K, Kighth eventie, pare WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN, FIFTY YEA\ of age and of the highest reavectabillty deairee a he ina trate (an family; where ‘he can a identity imself Helevery fe aot cot id tly sor sls very fond.of children, aud. Toons ie, esteem very highly auch an association. Herald office. JROARD WANTED-—BY A GENTLEMAN IN A PRIVAS family living on Staten Island, from the references moderate Herald ‘ice, Q5 BAST, NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY and University place.—Desirable permanent parties can obtain one or two newiy furnished front Kooms, with first class Board and good attendance. References exchanged. 36 7 AST TWELFTH STREET.-A HANDSOME SUIT of Rooms on frst door, with Board; also Some Rooms, MA. BIGELOW, 46 “irenue and Fourth, street BETWEEN SIXTH ‘ront Room on second floor and small Room attached, with water and gas, with Board for tw: closets, hot and cold 48 WESTIWELFTH STREET —A PRIVATE FAMILY ‘ean accommodate a gentleman and wile or three gen- tiemen with furnished Rooms and Board. References re- quired. 0) SEVENTH STREET—A PLEASANT ROOM TO e Jet, suitable for gentieman and wife or two ringle gen- Hemen, with or without Board, furnished or unfurnished. 1te- ferences exchan, 52 UNION PLACR, ONE DOOR ABOVE SEVEN. teenth street.—Pleasant Rooms on second and third floors to let, with Board. References required. — ) EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, of Pines. A anit of Rooms, on secon or party of genticmen, r 53 8 IRVING PI, Pee LET, WITH J BOARD, A Room, suitahle for a gentleman and wife; dinuer at six o'clock. References exchanged. NINTH &TRELT, FEW DOORS WEST OF BROAD- arch Salt of well furnished Rooms to let, to « gentlemen, with or without Board. References ex- WEST WASHINGTON PLAC! NEAR IRVING second floor, to » family — TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—FURNISHED {20 Rooms to rent, with Board, for families and singio gen- temen. Re‘erences exchanged. shit “WEST FOURTEENTH STREET._TWO comuMU- 70 nieating Rooma, desirable for s party of three or four, to let, with board; house first class; no moving; references. 72 CEM, NO. 122) EAST 1WRD SEVENTH STREET, ween Lexington and ‘avonues.A piensant ot anh on third door to let, furnished, with Board, aulte- bie {or gentleman and wi‘e oF two gentlemen ; also. Parlor pom on #ecoud floor, front; modern finprovement homoving. 78 wacbouoaL, STREET rT, CLEMENTS PLA To it witt Hon Jearant second floor Room, closets; 18 per week for two persons, 4 for tres gontle- ae. 95 VANDAM STREET—A LARGE, HANDSOMELY +) furnished second story front Room to Tet, to a tle. tan and wife, with Board, fire, gas and bath, at ‘at #8 por 97 — AVENUE. GENTLEMEN, WISHING first clans accommodati find handsomely ture ished Rooms in wulte or singly, In "a private family, where all the comforts of ® home may be enjoyed. References re- WEST FOURTEENTH STREET. A HAND- romely furnished auit of Rooms on third floor to parte, with Board, “Referoners required. ai TWENTY- EIGHTH | str NEAR FOURTH avenue. --Larke, handsomely firntshed second story ‘Woatd; table and accummodations 109 froat Room, cana. west TWELPTH str ET. BOARD. THIRD floor front and hall Roo hird week fn April, Reaond Floor throngh, or reparats, to gentlemen or a gentie: dd wife, Retes 2. WAVERLEY PLACE..TO LET, TO ores gentlemen, nicely furnished front Htoom and front Bedroaméor vack Hom sai frost Hedfoom on seaund. Hour gas and water on the floor. Reference required, 26 EASY TWELFTH sraner. _KLROANTLY FUR. nished Roome to Wh 0 gentlemen ‘and (heir wives; for the Indy only. THOMPSON, 129 8 WEST THIKTY- SIXTH STRHET.- A LADY OR ean have @ nicely furnished Room, with or without Bon ” Sam 138 YWENTY-NINTH STREET, Mean LexINGTON avenue.—A pleasant front and m to let, togther or separately, with Board, suitable o's ‘o goutoma fd wife oF Wife oF single gentictnen. Terms moderate. HAND. 146 1AQ WEST TWENTY. rourta STERET,—1 fome furnished Aparimence inn sirictiy private family to let, to ain; o fo ; breakfast if desired; no moving, Apply all the week. RAST TWENTY. SEVENTH STRERT,—NICELY 14 furnmbed Roows for A | or single gentier 0 rt lags Roord yibing new: bo moving in May} terms reasonable, Tegra To manera Una JEWELLERS. FOR LE, At at ae April 9, we a atures of manuf: De sitet fn ‘hae Ty, i ‘+ Wid. J: BICWaNs Aitorbey for the Morlgaaee, fe ri bie, Tneation marron uz TWENTY: THIRD STREET. PARTIES first class accommodations, together with LG. tein sr secure the patie, housh farniture, ta- , e.; firms clnan in’ every p: Rooms hlngle aud en suite, on second, third and IN A GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD, ri sated Room, with Board, by & young #7 to $8 ; beat ret 68 given. on or taddresn B. Asy 13 Went nt Sixteenth paige OARD—WANTED smal, rr] ti Indy ; terms not to Fl ELEGRAM PRIZE CARTOON, o—— | DO YOU BITE YOUR THUMB AT ME? SEE EVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. OARD WANTED—FOR THREE ADULTS, ABOVE Thirty-fourth street, between Fourth and feventh nve- bran thoderate; ond metahborhod: pelvate famiig Dreverred, Address it: Ik, box 4468 New York Post ollce. OARD WANTED.A LARGE PLEASANT ROOM, With Rout, wanted by w young man in a private foams] location, tween Twentieth and F! ‘dren Rooahoeht ben, Soars yt terms, $10 yer week. ‘Address P e OARD Cap A WINOW OR SINGER near Third avenue and Twenty-elghth street, dress B. A. Ty Herald ofice. ri JQOARD WANTED-—FoR G 'B, CHILD NTL (two years old) and Le from the is of Sonate Mont- Terms monet be clair, Passaic, Orange or Englewood, N. J, reasonable. Address H., box v1b3 Pont office, New York. OARD WAREED. —AN U in a respectable f end nurse girl, 12 ys y other boarders p1 hgh ices ih p entend’ ‘eee to ‘se ver month, ‘Addteuw procs “BOARD WANTED-FOR THE YEAR, E_,by two gentlemen; elther two single OF one large Twenty-tnird ‘and Thisty-fouath aston Toray mocersa” ‘Address Frank D., Vox 240 Post offee, Pitainiy it BOARD WANTED-—IN PRIVATE family, in the vicinity of New York, fora re two chile pe sitgation ‘muat be cheeriul aad healthy. and nurse, adress ‘box 1 Wy 4AgraD 200% AND BOARD IN A SMALL FAM P44 PAE hy married couple. Address, stating Bay V ANTED-- BOARD, with child and servant, Treruta Md poer Staten Island. PA TRWISH FAMILY OF TWO, from about the Roth of Apri reas, stating terms, L. Fig, ANTED-ON OR anour MAY. 2: TWO, oon) Rooms, with Board, for four aduite, Jy; location between Third and and Porty.ffth streets, naire. ¥.8 8. ya stating Toeatton id term, z ANTED IN A HIGHLY Serer FAMILY, W “Seara tor gensleman and wite, sits Paster second oor, trent, between Fourteenth and Thiriy- Madison and Sixth avennes. Address Gentle~ man, dation b ating pater reterence’® FIERREPONT, STREET, ON oN "3 HEIGHTS. a eocial Tamity? dloner’ at M 6s: mar Wan nd Pal ferries. ‘Terms moderate. No SHBURTON HOUSE, FORTIETH SPRERT AN Ftxth avenne, fronting Reservoir park, between and Sixth avenues. —Klegantly furnished second tloors, Table d’hote or private, Aun HOTEL, CORNER OF NEW BOWERY and Chatham aquare. 100 weil furnivhed Roome. Lodgd ‘to 600, ; ‘weekly, #810 84. ‘Upen all night. rpunncnaw PRIZE CARTOON. SEE RVENING TELEGRAM OF TO-DAY. (uyton ses HOUSE-ON a4 EUROPRAW nog Sa ST acumen at moderate rates, OWEN 3 KABODY HOUS BERT Pi tion on Hudson are now ready (or women ReTHERFORD PARK now a oF THE py river. —Twé per cent dious, handsomely furniahed and tl ly er plang Ty Fg or aa 4 STRWART, ‘72 Maiden lane. “WINES, “Liquors, Oy ANTED To EXCHANOR—A sTOCK OF DowReTIO! nore for Wate Latest te Pe sak, Ree Pe DO YOU BITE YOUR THUMB AT ME? i