The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1870, Page 2

NEW YORK HER BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED. _ BLOCK FROM CITY HALL,-FRANKFORT HOUSE, Frankfort street, corner of. William ; 250 io yourself S5e. to S0c, per day; BL 60 to B3 per week. Open _ BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, | 10 BOARDING HOUSES AND HOTELS.—BERF, PORK rooms; a room Mutton, of the very beat quality, fresh cured oF at retell’ ay wholesale prices, at the packing house ° ‘Tweaty-sofenth stroct, 10 LET—TO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, WITHOUT board, one large froat Room; house has all the modera: improvements; terms moderate, 223 West Fifteonth ING WANTED. ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY | Hi woere there are no other boarders, who desire to Lave the comforts of @ qui references exchat HANDSOME PARLOR FLOOR.—PRIVATB TABLE if desired. Other douvle and sin, ‘Terms moderate, 39 i@ Rooms, with or without Board, ‘est Twenty-fourth fireet. No moving in May. NORTH WASHINGTON SQUARE, BETWEEN UNI- versity place aod Firth avedue.—Single togenticinen, with Board, Keverences exchanged. THE AYENUE.—TWO HANDSOME ROOMS first door to rent, with first class Board; also a single ‘enue, near Sixteenth street, 319.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, iy wit upexceptionable “BOARD AND LODGI part of the fami Address, stating | fuil particulars, W. OARD WANTED—BY rimaneut if sults on between ‘Tws streets, Lexington and Sixth avenues, where Koom, ai 79 Firti TH AVENUE, somery ‘trnis ed, to ren! Undoabted references offere + FOR SINGLE ROOMS, WITR BOARD; ROOM! ) without bourd, $4 50 per day; Todg A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE; second or third floor front y-third and Forty-second transient Board, st 5) ARD WANTED-FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, location between Twenty-stxth and bh and Sixth avenues, particulars, [WENT from avout Mu Fortieth streets and Wrst FOURTEENTH STREGT.—TO LE ont bowrd, a neatly furnieued front Parlor and secoud floor; also back Pariors and Bearooms. 9) EAT FORTY-SECOND ST.ONE LARGE FRONT datory, with Dressing Room, and ample 4) aio a fourth story bal Bedroom’; full Board. References excuanged. BOND STREET—FURNISHED ROOM a Suit on second floor, front; slso @ Room; prices very moderate; a9 meals; no moving VEigHTH SEE ARD WANTED—FOR MAN AND WIFE, BELOW Fourteenth street. State location of room and pri which must be low. Address, for three days, MEAD, Lox 2 Koom, seco ‘ANTED—FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM, WITH Board, for a young lady, in @ respectable ‘Catholic undoubted referenc fd required. Addreag TH ST, dif WEST)—-NANDSOMELY FURNISHED rost Kouta, on tnitt foor, to let with Board, at a very moderate price, to’ gentlemen and wire or iwo gentiemen, CHARLES, STREET, cowfortadly furnished fooms, with Hoard; only a pleasamt walk to business loca tions; ho moving in May. WES? FOUR(ZENTH STREET.—VERY DESIR Rooms, with Board, cau be had at tue above ud- Gress, just west of Fifth avenue, ‘ED -BOARD, WITH. FURNISHED OB UNFUR- id, no objection to I te, Address W. 5. A., tt WARREN PLACE, jons must be good aad terms mm ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A WELL FUR- nished Room, with Board, in « private family; terme moderate, Address, stating particulars, A. W., Herald office, ANTED—A PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE, WITH OR WITH. ‘out Board, on or near Thirty-fourth or Thirty-tfth e ird and Madisoa avenues, Address Dr. HORACE, station F, ‘ANTED—FIRST CLASS BOARD, IN A PRIVA' for lady, two boys, of 12’and 14 ‘between Thirtieth and Forty-secon streets an Sixth and Park avenues; sunny exposure, second floor, frout, Address SCHOOL, 16 Kast Twenty-iirst ‘ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN (IN A PRIVATE famnlly preferred), a Furnished Room, with Broak(ast and Tes; lociMon above Thirteenth street. full particulars, F. H., box 983 New York Post olfice. Fifth Avenue Ho’ et, with or witheut Board, to geatieman and wives or slugle * Qs) STREET..'TO LET, A VERY NICELY FUR- ed front Room, with the best ot Board, ina very reasonable; references. 206 JNTEENTH STRE on second and fourth floors, to rent, with Board, ND STRERT, NBAR SECOND AYENUB.— ntoman end wife cam be ns, with or without Hoard; also a few single gen- FRONT ROOMS, ‘Address, with ommodated with fur- “PARK AVENUR HOTEL, PARK AVENUR, Forty-tirst and Forty-recond streets. — 200 elegantly fur- in suits or singly mily restaurant; ROBINSON, Proprietor. NLINTON PLACE HOUSE (ON THE EUROPEAN j plan), 755 Broadway and No. 2 Eighth atreet,—Rooms ia * wulte for famiites and single gentlemen, at moderate rates. OWENS & HERBERT. JAMILY HOTEL—FOR SUMMER AND WINTER: miles from New York; 12 trips datiy ; commutation $77 per year; uaa, steam and water works throughout ing grounds; boating, RONT ROOM, ON SECOND urnished, with Hoard; also other ilies or parties of geatlemen, ARK'S PLACE (EIGHTH STREET).—A LARGE furniahed Room to let, with Board; @20 for two, re and gas, Noremovalin May. Reference. AVENUE.—A SUIT OF ROOMS ther or separate, to ® party of ger Laud wile, wita Board if required, in @ private fauily; uo movi SANK STREET, NEAR KIGHTH AVENUE.—A teman and wife can have pleasant furnished without Board, at reduced prices; perma- ¢.: for loans or THE EUROPEAN \d Chambers streets. ‘TERNATIONAL —HOTEL—ON plan, junction of William, Duane, Rooms, with clean beds, Svc BLAND'S ST. ELMO, 26 WEST TWENTY-NINTH 4 atrect, corner Broadway. hed, at reduced rates, with LEWIS LELAND, CORNER OF CANAL on the European plan. Roc week or month, All rooms with prin, BAST NINETEENTH STREET, N itable for two gen- would like to rbez togeiuer; also a single Room. ‘T FIFTEENTH 8TREET.—HANDSOME FUR- d wife oF single gen Rooms, newly SUMMIT HOTEL, Rooms, for gentiem: 7, BETWEEN BROADWAY ‘ro let, « handsomely fur- ‘0 Bedrooms, on sevond flor, with bath, BAST TENTH STREE’ DER, Proprietor. and University place. ~ nose ___ COUNTRY BOARD. NOUNTRY BOARD WANTE! J and child (girl 1 15; not to exceed one FOR THREE ADULTS ears) and servant on or about / our's ride from the city and near the Adress for one week, with full particulars, box MADISON AVENUE.—ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR one or two gentlemen, PARK AVENUE, MURRAY HILL, BETWEEN Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sixth streets.—Room for a sin- ge gentleman to apare; good Board; private family; no moving 1a May. NTH AVENUE.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, \dsomely furnished Room; also Hall Rooms. NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED, ABOUT THE FIRST OF April, for a lady and servant, in a «mail respectable ference required. Address, stating terms, &6., WES? FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenues, ‘the summer, near the sea shore and easy of access to adsomely furnished Rooms to the city; family small. Accommodations for he men and wives or single gentlemen. Address, stating terms, c., D. 8., box 1,461 Post offic SALES AT AUCTION. LLEN B. MINER: ROOMS TO LET, AUCTIONEER, Y H. LEEDS & MINER. Salesrooms % Chambers and 77 Reade streets. Art Galleries $17 and 19 Broadway. Great sale of first class Oil Paintings, We beg leave to announce to our patrons and art lovers auction, on ‘Dhursday and Friday 1s’ Art Galleries, the collection of Mears. L. Prang & Co., of Boston, eompris- ing all of the Original Paint Jhromos and Publications Most of the pictures ii ‘and embraco many g FRONT ROOM, r, with pantry, water, £c., suitable for one of two genticmen; may be had with NINTH STREET, WEST OP BROADWAY.—ROOMS, with superior Board, in a private family, where every vomfort can be had, NINTH STREE evenings, March , BETWEEN BROADWAY AND ‘A furnished Room, on second tioor, from which tl with Board, (or geatieman and wife; also single Kooms; no that firm have been made, ¢ collection were painted to order, of American and forelyn art, Also the private collection of a gentleman of this city. Among them are the followin PLACE.—APARTMENTS ntleman and wife or single gentlemen, Family oma t and soci: WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET gently furnished Rooms, singly or en suite, with or without Board. WEST TWENTY-THIRD | STRE Fifth and Sixth avenues.—Large and small Kooms, ices; house first class; artists, viz. :— astman Johnson, J.G. Brown, M. F. H. DeHnas, G. ©. Lambdin, TO LET, ELE- J. K. Brevoorty H. Von Seven,” Yan Wyngacrs, W. Cruickshank, STEWARTS.A | andothers of equal celebrity, including 201 rier Floor, en suite or sii thoat Board or private table, Inquire at 75 FOURTH AVENUB, handsomely furnished rs. They will be on exhibition on and after Tuesday evening, sth inst., until sale day and evening. EAST FIFTEEN’ TH STRFET, NEAR FOURTH Catalogues will be sent by mail it requested. avenue,—A few young iadies can be furnished with FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, 18th and 19th, at 13 o'clock, Mr. Charles L. Frost's Paintings, choice examples of the French-Bel fh and American schools, will be sol at the Clinton Hall Art Gallery, Astor place, as above, with- outany reserve or limitation whatever. ings are specimens by EAST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—GOOD BOARD ‘and pleasant Rooms, for gentleman and wife or two Single gentlemen, on second floor of private dwelling 106 Bast ‘Twenty-titth str iy cau be obtained by applying immedis SIXTEENTH STRERT.LARGE FRONT hali Room oa second floor, with Beard, for geutle- man ; private fs ‘AST SEVENT! sqiare.—Gentiemen can be accommodated ally with neatly furnished Rooms, without board. References exchanged. EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—FURNISHED for gentiemen ebly; references pre- Among the Paint Von Schendel, TH STREET, NEAR UNION James M. Hart, "Wm. Hart, Eastman Johnson. atalogues ready and Paintings on exbfbition day and rred; no moving oF IGINAL OIL PAINTING BY SPAGNOL 6 feet by 7, a boid, masterly work of art, for sale, at 47 Varick street. asia SAL. AVENUE.—HANDSOMELY nished and cheerful Room without Board, Terms moderate, AST TWELFTH STREET. living alone, bas parler floor; with or WIDOW LADY, ished Rooms to let, in 245 Broadway. ouse,to gentiemam and wife; Board for lady jon of the ureat historical and magnificent gallery Paintin; Esq., of Antwerp, the entire collection now on exhi- tions from the stud! ot the French, Kng ther with the thi of A. D. Huy- FAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Fourth and Lexington avenues.—Rooms to let, on tho second oor, with Board, suitable for gentlomen or geu- Weman and wi CURYSTIE STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO let, suitable for gentleman and wife or single gen- tlemen, with or without Board. Day boarders taken. No moving in May. WEST TWENTIETH STREET.FURNISHED Rooms to let, with or without Board, to gentlemen ‘or small families. WEST FOURTE! bition, cousisting of the recent s the most popular and favorite Relgian and Dusseldorf schoo! Historical Paintings by Frederick and Ferdinand Pouw P. bition and offered at private sale only.) Will now besold by auction on the evenings of Wednesday and ‘Thursday, March 4, at Barker's Gallery, 845 Bro: (Heretofore on exhi way, commencing at PAINTINGS BY CATA- PHILIP LEVY, Auvetioneer, Will offer at auction this day, March 17 and following days, Wt Oil Palatings by ‘opean artists. On viow from 9 A. M. til 6 P. M. ER, AUCTIONEER. Ry H. LEEDS & MINER, bers and 77 Reade street; Art Gi 617 and £19 Broadway On Saturday, March 19, at 10%¢ o'cloc! ad 79 Reade streets, Household Furniture, fine Bronzes, Carcel Lamp, de., &c. Also, at 12 o'clock, Marge casos of Surgical Instruments, made to order, by celebrated makers—viz., Kern, K AST THIRTIETH STRE! A YOUNG WIDOW dy will rent Suit of Room: with of without Beard, Balesrooma, #6 Chat Y, at thetr aalosrooms, T.—SPLENDID 0, $16 and $8; house first class; EST TWENTY: ors to let at e. Reinhart and othera— baro splendid instruments and in good condi- tion. To be sold without reserve. EAST TWELFTH STREET.—A FINE SUIT OP Rooms on second floor, suitable for a party of gon- ffemen or a gentleman and wile, with or without Board; lo- cation desirable. No moving. EAST TWENTY-FIRST STREBT.—SINGLE GEN- tlemen can find a pleasant Room a! ‘mogerate. Ap LLEN B, MINER, AUCTIONKER, By HENRY H. LEE Balesrooms $5 Chambers and 77 Reade streets; Art Galleries $17 and 819 Broadway, On Thursday ana Friday evenings, ut “The Leads Art £17 and 819 Broadway, 50 Sketches tn off of the well known and Lanman, of Washington, comprising Landscapes and Ma- Fines. To be suid without reserve. UCTION NOTICE.—LARGE SALE, THIS DAY (Thursday, March 17), ab 113 West Twenty-neventh ‘commencing at 11 o'clock. LUKE FITZGERALD, auctioneer, will sell to the highest bidder all the elegant and costly Household Furniture con- tained in the four story private residence of Brizell Ronsen of one rich rosewood Pianoforte, ; four magnificent Pr style Louls XIV. bronze Figures, rich Be Board; tor ms Nigh ARN ER SoA ihe PS WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.—A SECOND ry back Room, with Board, for $14 a week; house has all improvements ; comforts of a home. WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—A THIRD story back Room and hall Bedroom to let, fur- ished, without board. 20 and #10 WEST FIFTEENTH Room, with Board, favorite artist, Chas. A SPLENDID ‘and wife or two ain, TWENTY-FIFTH A few boardirs can be ‘accommo- ated with nicely furnished Rooms and yood Board ; private tre Table, Bookcas Pier Mirrors, Oil room Suits, in rosewood and walnut; Hair an 5] juilts, Blankets, must be removed twenty-four hou sits required trom all purchase for purchasers. N. B, be sold to highest bidder. ND STREET.— having changid bands is now nmodation of families and gentlemen. home fn the enty. ‘OURTH STREET.—TO LET, d one adjoining, a singlo Koom, (his is a large and genuine sale, WEST THIRTY. andsomely furnished, on third floor ‘erms moderate, Best references exchangid, WEST — TWENTIETH furnished Rooms to let, with Board for gentiuman and wife or single gentlemen. HUDSON _ STREET, Eleventh.—Desirable ‘double and sngie Roums, with good Board; moderm conveniences; terns moderate} no moving in May. ete, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND ProoR TO j family wall and verIoN 3 A THIS DAY (THURSDAY), STREET.—PLEASANT, FOURTH REGULAR SPRING SALE ot MANUFACTURED STRAW GOODS AND SOFT Hats, ORNER OF WEST THE LATEST AND MOST DESTRARLE SHAPES, DIRECY FROM MANUFACTURERS, Caralo gues aud yoods now ready. WM. TOPPING & CO.. Auctioneers, 132 Chured stroely let, wit Board, one MALES AT AUCTION, to Rape. M, CRISTALAR & SON, AUCTIONEERS, 427 + Broadway corner Huwar i aires. MORTGAGE SALE ROSEWOOD, WALNUT AND GILT { FURNIT i ‘AB « SON wiil se!l on Friday, March 18, ab 1034 o'clock, @ inrge assortment of fine, tirst class ely ma ie Fu niture; iniaid, rosewood, walnnt aad git Parlor and Library Suita {n'silk, brocatel and haircloh: rtoily carves Chamber duis, btag Cabinets, Library and Beeretary Bookcases, Armoir n+ inom 6 rt, Centre, Library and Extension Tables; Easy Chairs, Wardrobes, Library and oF gitwad bronze Clocks, ais, anoforte Covers, ataloanes nt waicn, House: foods stored until May frex of arge; alko packed and shtppe two rosewood Fiano: fortes, by Stodart; iso four tine gilt and bronze Chandeiters, UCTION NOTICE. A J. M. TAYLOR, AUCTIONEER. Magnlcent Household Furniture, Rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suits, Bronzes, Uaintings, Stavuary and many rare, costly Works of Ath, at public auction, On THIS DAY (THURSDAY), March 17, At the elegant residence 67 Weat Fifteenth between Fifth'and Sixth avenues, Sale by catalogue, at 1034 o'cluck. Drawing Room—Supard Suits, covered green gold, crimson gold brocatel of the richest description; Window Curiains; marqueterie Cabinets, Table, Eacolgaures, Jardiute: rosewood Etazeres, Secretaire Bookcase, Velvet Metal: Carpets; Bronze Clock, CI Palotings by eminent artists, rors, 6 Curtains, celebrated maker reaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Commo tresses, Dining Room—Sicebourd, Ex Silver Comers, Tureers, Hal Sinn servants apart: meuts, Every facility for packing, removing guods, Parties wishing to utiend this sale take Fifth avonue stages or Sixth avenue cars, A, BgXALDRON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. «Baiearooms 198 Liberty and 111 Cedar street. Household Furniture, &c. ‘The sale vostponed from yesterday on account of the weather will take place this day at 103¢ o'clock, Including Parlor, Library and Dining Room Furniture in variety; Keds and Hedding, dc., being one of the finest sales of goo, pit substantial furniture we h: offered this season. Go Fein froe of storage ull May 1. BX BPWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. four Mortgage Sale of Elegant Cabinet Furniture, BY EDWARD SCHEN CK to-morrow, at 11 o'ciock. at his salesroom 60 Liberty streety one of the iargest ana most valuable sales of first class Fur- ture ever oered at public auie. The stock comprises ever iety of Parlor, Drawing Room, Chamber, Dining Root fall Furniture, in rosewood, black walnut, bols de rove and bubl; alos large quantity of Parle made Furniture, o€ the most Unique and modern styles. Purchasers can have their furniture stored unt/l May 1 tree én wll continue every Tuesday and Friday until the COLTON, AUCTIONEER, jesroom 53 East Thirteent! Elegant and bizh cost Furniture, On MONDAY, March 21, at 10% o'clock, the entire stock of J. R.’ Egelstrom, ts... 1.154 Broadway, butween Twenty-seventh ani ‘iwenty-eighth streets, consist ingof rich Parcor, Dining Koom, Library ani Kedroom Fur. ‘a the most recherche style aud tasie, alter new and design: talogues on’ Friday. ot, near Broadway. Y¥_F. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—WILL SELL ON Friday, March 1%, at 103 o'ciock, at the salesroom 63 Kost Thirteenth atreet, w larze and general assortment ot Furniture, 20 or 30 Carpets, large quantity of Oilcioth and Matting, Hair Mattresses, ‘Holsters and Plilowa, 4 Secretary Beds, 2 M rors, Lupright Piano Piano, cost 00), aud a private Library of Books, about SW volumes. M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER— Will sell this day, at 103g o’ciock, at the salesroom 79 Nassau street—postponed on account of weather-the entire gatalogue, comprising every variety 0! Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Suits, Mattresses, Nedding, Mirrors, Carpets, &e, ; also rosewood Pianoforte, &., &c., the whole to be per- emptorily sold, rain or shine, Y ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Ollice and kalesroom 37 Nassau street, ‘opposite the Post otlice. Large sale of Household Furniinre, JONNSTON « VAN TASSELL will sell on Saturday, at 1059 o'clock, at their salesroom, 37 Nassau street, a large’ assort- ment of Househ removed froia the country for convenience of sae. Particulars im time. BY MAX BAXERSDORFER, AUCTIONE ELLS AT 11 o'clooic, 228 Third avenite, near Nineteenth street, en- tire Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, of large boarding house, in lots, Dealers invives. \LINTON HALL BOOK SALEROOMS AND ART GAL- J leries,—LEAVITT. STREBEIGH & CO., Auctioneers. Wednesday and Thursday evenings, at 734 o'clock, sale of a valuable Library of Medical Books; iso a collection of rare Pamphlets, Caricatures, 4c., relating to the rebeiilon; also a large assortinent of miscellaneous Standard and Ilus- trated Works. LINTON HALL BOOK SALEROOMS AND ART ) Galleries. LEAVITT, STREBEIGH & CO., Auctioneers. ‘This (Thursday) evening, sale of a private hbrary of Stand: ard, Miscellancous, and illustrated Books, Fi, HATHEWAY, AUCTIONRER, SELLS THlI8 DAY, je 50 Vesey atrcet, 1 o'clock, Cutlery, Notions, Gold Watches, Plated Ware, Friday, Domestic Cailcoes, Bheet- fngs, Shiitings, Hoalery, Tabie ‘Covers, Linen, Towels, Fix- ures. J, & WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER. . Saie of Wines, Liquors and Champagnes. Friday, March 18, at iLo'clock, at 18 Bowery, the entire tock of 'a wholesale iiquor dealer, to be sold to ‘close a co- patinersbip, vine: —Thirty-elght barrale choice old Bourbon, ve huif pires Gin, casks Of Vrandiee, Vort wud Sherry Wines: 20) cases of Wines, Brandies, Gin, Rums, Chari: Pignes, dec. also one tron Herring's ‘Safe ‘and six’ tubs of juiter. The whole will be sold without reserve. Sale positive. : ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON FRI- eo)” day, March 18, "at 11 o'clock, of the premafses No. £49 Sixth avenue, near Thirty-fourth ‘street, the Lease, Furniture d Fixtures of a small Hotel, Barroom and Restaurant, splendidly titted up; favorable’ lease; lease, furniture and fixtures to bo sold in dne lot. Sule positive. rACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER— THIS DAY, March 17, ‘at 103g o'clock, at No. 125 Colimbia street, near Houston, Household Furniture, Sofas, Lounges, Bureaus, Was hstand Looking Ginsaes, Closks, Bedstos: Bods and Bedulng, pets, Oilcloths, Crockery, Stoves, Chairs, tc., ce. J. BOGART, Auctioneer, No. 1 North street. yacon BOGART, AUCTIONEER. el SATURDAY, March 19, large sale of Household Furniture, Carpets, Oltctoths, Look- ing Glasses, &e., at 103g o'ciock, at the auction rooms No. 1 North Willi: street. BOGART WILL GIVE HIS PERSONAL ATTENTION oJ. tosales of Household Furniture of families at their residences. Prompt returns made on sales. Cash advances made if required. OSEPH HEGEMAN & CO.—FRIDAY. MARCH 18, AT 10A. M., at the salesroom, Willoughby street, corver Pearl, Brooklyn. Large assortment of Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Firniture; Hedding, China, Velvet and ober Carpets; two Chests and Tools, Bugey, Wagon and Phae- ton, ac. ‘ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Sale im partition, by order of the Supreme Court, of valuable Property on First avenue, Baxter, Canal, Cedar, Grand, Rector, Washington and West Thirty-eighth streets, ‘and land in the town of Solon, Cortlandt county, N. ¥. E, H. LUDLOW & CO. will seil at auction, on THURS- DAY, March 24, 1870, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchance Salea- room, 111 Broadway (sale under thé direction of Daniel P. Ingraham, Jr., referee) :— : ‘irat avenue, No, 155--Valuablo Lot, with two story brick Stable and Dwelling, covering entire lot, 23,9x 10. Northeast Corner of Baxter and Canal streets—Four five story brown stone St and Dwelling, known 4s Nos, 211, 5, 217 and 219 Canal street, $5.10 on Baxter aud 73.10 on Canal street. Grand street, Nos. 577, 577! and 579--Valuable cen ‘with five story brick Stores aud Dwellings, 96,5. Northeast Corner of Washington and Rector streets, Nos. 99 and vd Plot of Ground °7.6x87.4, with trick Buildin; Northeast Corner of Washington and Ce: 147, 1473g and 149—Plot with brick Buildings, West’ Thirty-ejghth street, No. 117—1hree story brick House and Lot, between Broadway and Sixth 9. 4 acres in the town of Solon, Cortlandt county, N. Y. Book maps now ready at the Atictioneers’ ollices, No. 8 Ping atreet. NE, Attorney. PECEIVE WILL, BE SOLD AT AUCTION, % by order of the Supreme Court, on Tuesday, March 22, 4870, at 12 o'clock noon, all of the Stock, Tools, Machinery, Book Accounts, Bilis Receivable and any other property now in the hands of the undersigned, belonging to the firm of Edward E, Brown, eavelope manufacturer, at 10¢ Fulton stroct, New York. A. DOUGHE » Receiver, RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—NARSHAL'S #ale~ will fell this day (Thursday), at 11 o’clock, at No. ‘ast Broadway, oue Billiard Table. . SOHN ©. LYST, Marshal. “FURNITURE, [A FURNITURE | FOR, SAL! « hold Goods of private ros 113 West ‘Twenty- seventh street, near Sixth avouus. Magnificent Parlor Suits, 14 pieces, cost $40, for $175; wiso two rep Suite at $75; 74 ‘octave rosewood Pianoforte, cost $700, for Bedroom Suits in rosewood and biack walnut for $150 to 575; aixo Bedding, W Carpets, silver and china W arg ut less than half OMPLETE HOUSE- “NEW FURNITURE STORE.—DEGRAAF & TAY- lor have opened an entire new stock of fice Furniture, Bedding, Cornices, and Mirrors, at No, 81 Fourth avenue, ex- iy for the retail trade. Quality guarautoed in every re- ject. Prices defy competition. FURNITURE, PIANOS, &C., TAKEN ON STORAGE wcedon same. Also will buy contents ‘ge house or smaller lots. JOHNSON & CO., Auctioneers, 189 Bowery. T PRIVATE SALE-SUPERB DRAWING ROOM Suit, covered French brocatel, 0, for $175; one 4o., $75; Marqueterie Bois de Rose ‘tageres, Velvet Carpets, Paintings, Silverware, Pianoforte, Bureaus, Ward- robes, Mattresses, Bedateads, Chinaware; sacrifice; property family leaving city. 67 Weat Fifteouth street, near Sixth avenue. ALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1870. ———$$—$—— __._ AMUSEMENTS. THIRTY-EIGHTR seer lone atts iN ry HLH REPRESENTATION, AMUSEMENTS, between Fifth and Sixth avenuss, ELEVENTH AND LAST WEEK OF HAMLET, SVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY, EDWIN BOOTH martin etreet, near Brot Sole Lessee and Mavaxer.. NING UNT.L FURTHER NOTICK, ‘Twentybird atrees, Vari DALY GEO. L, FOX'S FIFTH WEEK. VER 63,000 ‘ stowed their universal innistlcas oa IFTH WEEK, laudations oa (ppaou-rrou EVERY EVENING | incomparable imy: TH AND LAS ‘in ther with the ge HAMLET MATINEE, BAT URDAY, MARCH 19, AT 1. ‘NG, MARCH 19 OF CONTEMPORANEOUS ba GREAT COME eral Production of tl ‘The ablest and most relinbl the Metropolis have deciarea® ree of Mr. GEO. L. FOX THE COMIC MUSE OF THE !RESENT CENTURY. KS IN ADVA tire Ticket ollice, 114 Broad SaTURDAY EV. BX Avaverts DALY. Last NIGHT B « prRo v-FROU™ Lined BIR GILES OVERREACH CLAUDE MELNOTTE. MACBETH In active preparation, wecured TWO WEEKS I \beatre or at {te branc! tore of C. H. Ditson & Co., 711 Broadway, At the Box office and at Th HE TIMES SAY! ST. PATRICK'S DAY, ERIN GO BRAGH, ‘& week are scarcely sufc! s aneee Evening at 7%. WE TRIBUS! “A pertect play, porfectiy acted." HE WORLD SAY: rou-Frou reaches every heart.” ofc! UR BEFORE DAY. Norwegian Wreckers. Matinee on Saturda; GEORGE FRANC! office, at the music Fell. Songs and Dances, 18 TRAIN SUNDAY EVENING. E Broudway, opponie Bt Manager....... VA! CROWDED AND A SPLENDID «pROU-FRO +. Mr, LESTER WALLACK 'o commence at 8 o'clock, PARTICULAR NOTICE, reat success of the new drama of iat 25 Ait ts will be performed 4 EVERY EVENING SATURDAY MA Produced after ¢ New Music, Scenery, Appo: cal Et TINEES EVERY SATURDAY AT 2. Doors open at las, perce ROBERT W. BUTLER ATTRACTIONS NIGHTLY. it, OF NOVELTIES. Pia abisomniiige tri. OF A ORIAT AFRICAN pDwaee. A 5 THE CLODOCHE TROUPE, 'D BALLET TROUPE. Ci Ml bs 'ROU-PRO! D TWELVE DAYS IN ADVANCE. seca i Tet M AND MENAGERIE, uecessor to Harnum's, \dway, corner of Thirtieth street. Pic RAND GALA DAY. rat performance at 2 o'clock. PAUDEEN O'RAFFERTY PAUDEEN O'RAFFERTY and the successful Burl WILLIAM TELL... WILLIAM TELL... W OOD'S M pane Broa‘ ST. PATRICK. U sf. PATRICK, ye CK MURRAY oy DOMINICK MURRAY jet Mise OLIVIA RAND sMise GLIVIA RAND ASETTE BERNARD, In thelr Grojpenue Dane THE GR. Boe small bills. Ali Doore open at 6s. Curtain rises ut Box office open dally. Seats secured CADEMY OF Music. PAREPA-ROSA GRAND ENGLISH OPERA. CARL ROSA, C. D. HESS & CO... D. de Vivo, Busi x days in advames PAREPA-ROSA. GREAT SCENES THE Reson SCENES wing time :— ry Roos AT ACTON, § ofelock. EXTERIOR aoe VILLA, THE PIER ar, bei ahead 1 take place at will ta] io. plane * as Manager| H, FRIDAY, March 18, ONLY T MARTHA, MARTHA, SS ARTH en scene,” ‘an excellent cast, and the role of MARTHA, AT es arEsTiate wie PAREPA-ROSA in he Mre. E.\SEGUIN, CASTLE, Conductor..... JENNY WILMORE, ADA LIZZIE WILMORE, ‘and entire BLOND! 10:07. THE MARVELLOUSLY. BEAL BURNING ATTIC, 10:88, THE WHOLE CONCLUDING AT 11 O'CLOCK. new comedy by Tom Taylor. timate old comedies that have not been acted ‘at 1 o'clocic, doors open at 12, RAND GALA MATINEE of Mozart's master work, MARRIAGE OF FIGARO, with same Star Matinee admission, In preparation—D' In preparation, AND OPERA HOUSE, er of Twenty-third street and Eighth aven’ ats, 60 cents extra. SK, Jr. SCHUTZ, with the Arion Se ‘Auber's charming opera, BLACK DUNINO. for sale at the Academy, 4 at \60 Broadway, and at ‘TO-NIGHT—BROOKLYN ACADB! _MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. B. CONWAY'S PARK TREATRE, BROOKLYN. THURSDAY, MARCH 17, B KING OF MUNSTER, ¥RIDAY—BENEFIT OF MR. MARK BATES. HEATRE FRANCAIS....... FRIDAY, March F MLLE. BRIOT, be produced Offenbach! RYANT'S MINSTRELS. Academy of Music—ldth street. Qver 130 nights of Shoo, Fy. sHOO, FLY. rn the MONKEY, Hamlet ta Black, 3 RI Patrons of the Grand Opera Hout tickets will receive their change ia coln, of the legitimate auce LITTLE MAC LVE TEMPTATIONS, VELVE TEMPTATIO’ VE TEMPTATIO witnessed from 7th February to lath March (26 representa: tons) by upwards of BRYANT'S MINSTRE LA PERICHOLB in, Dempster, Grier, Russell DAN BRYANT'S, Fouriecnth st. SHOO, FLY, HAMLET, =} sworth, Eugene, 000 delighted. visitors, compone:t of the elite (old and young) of New ork, Boston, Philadelphia and neighboring cities, ALL THE NEW 'FEATU THE DEMON CANCAN recelvod nightly with wild enthusiasm, RPsICHORIAN ALROSTATICS, d <GYPTIAN BALLET, the most novel of noreltion: A TREMENDOUS HITS. eae a on which occasion wi! HE GREAT SCENE. L THE PIER ey HUNGERFORD in. LOST AT SEA. Z ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 BROADWAY. LE PETIT FAUST. LE PETIT FAUST, LISCHEN AND FRITZCHEN. LADDER OF FAM sees .PERICHOLB Messrs. GIRKEBEUK, DUCHESN EGNARD, BYRON, and allthe members tira under the direction of Mons, Van Seats at Schirmer's, 7/1 Broadway; Rulman, Hé Broadway, and at IAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, FIRST WEE i o' THE FEMALE BROKERS o WALL SIREET, GOOD-HAUL AND LAUGHLIN, Bre. Good-Hau the mystery still \ TH the Parisian Com} Chorus and Ore! OBERT! SHUDELLI. BEAUTIFUL CORYPHEES. TRANSFORMATION INDER OF WONDERS, ND SATURDAY MATINEE, ten days in advance at the box of at Schirmer's music ih Rallway Ucket ollice, corner Twenty-third street and Broad- osite Metropolitan Hotel. BURLESQOB LW anes ore 3, ° ite Acad purteeuth street, opposite Acade NT ecceses re ee DIRECTOR, BES" ATS AND SATURDAY. BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENTS IN HORSEMANSHIP BY THE THREE GREAT RIDE, ion Guc.; children under ten, 25e.; to reserved Bi HN MULLIGAN BILLY EMMETT ND TEMPLETON BILLY WEST i kigeiebal THEATR' GREAT ATTRACT Tho thrilling patriotic drama, ROBERT "EMMET, IRELAND'S PATRIOT 'SON, aad the touching play of the WEDNESDAY 0} MATINEE AT 3 OF THE PERIOD. OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, PROOKLY: bt t extraordinary for a limited number of THE GREAT CARROLLS. ears oid) in Dutch Songs and Dances. nul Sensational B BLACK STATU i. Tmamenee hitof the Irish Nightingale, W. DWYER. The Lunch Guards, Time Tries All, tl Presentation Matinee Saturday ‘Twelve Children’s Presents given away. HB GREAT SCENE, THE PIER AT HUNGERFORD in LOST AT SEA. N OF ST. PATRICK'S DAY. APOLLO HALL, APOLLO HALL, corner Broadway and Twenty-el true Irishman who loves is mai: not fail to visit Apollo Hall on Thursday and sce the land of DEAR OLD IRELAND. More dear in {tx sorrows, {ts gloom and its showers, ‘Than the rest of the world In ita sunniest hours. her beautitul cities, eplendia public bulldin; both ancient aud modern; her magnifi- cent lake, mountain, vaitey and river acenery as depicted im MaokVOY'S NEW HIBERNICON, accompanied by the immortal Irish melodies sung by Miss Emmet and Niss Clements, whi'e M. BARNEY, THE GUIDE, ons of Irish wit and song. Several bea- fetures illustrative of the is death also introduced. Dick (only five By very particular request the same GREAT BILL First week of 1° Magical Performance ght at 8 except Saturday, ery day for the sale of Conjuring Tricks INSTRUCTIONS» WITH will be repeated. Repository open of every description. EVERY ARTICLE PURCHASED. ‘The procession passes the door of the Theatre. PERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. PATRICK'S DAY, VXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION.—HOUSE OF CO! My MONS, 25 West Houston street. MONKESSON, the ereat English contralto, late of the riety Troupe aud Concert every even- jog, Female singers wanted immediately for the abore, MoNY PASTOR'S T 8 Engagement of M: ‘Theatre Comique. G RAND CELEBRATIO! ST. Pati ERIN SLANTHA GAL GO BRAG A FESTIVAL BILL THIS EVEN Tho great Local Dram: N THE EMERALD ISU! SONGS, DANCES AND SPORTS 01 By the IRISH DIAMOND. TONY PASTO MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, ‘By JENNY BENSON, IN SONGS FOR THE DAY. STS and the'r PERFORMING DoGs, OMPANY IN A GLO aN PRANCISCO MINSTRELS, DON'T FAIL 10 SEE THE FEMALE BROKEKS OF WALL STREET. NIENSE EXCITEMENT. THE MARVELLOU ive country shewd IOUS BILL. We aro fearfully and Wonderiully made, ‘The Beauties, Wonders and Monstrosities of the Humun and Animal Creation to be seen at churches and castle HY REAL BURNING ATTIC, 1 THE MARVELLOUSLY REAL BURNING ATTIC, BOST AT SEA. IN LOST AT SEA. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. THE FUNNY BURLESQUE, FEMALE BROKERS OF WALL STREET. REE EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS, DAY AND EVEN- ing.—Ciintom Hall Art Galleries,’ Astor Qharies L, Frost's collection of Paintings to be sold by tlom Friday and Saturday evenings, paintings on exhibition, ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUST Mouday and Tuesday, March CHARLES. FE Mins CARLOTTA LECLER' HAMLET and LADY OF LYO! |AN FRANCISCO MIN: THE PEOPL Nantly illuminated transparent life of St. Pairic A deacriptive and historical lec! PROFESSOK CUR! Rescrved seats, 60 cents. PIANOFORTES. PIANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR IN tone, finer in finish and more durable than aby other were awarded the pri e medal 1569, and ure offered extreme- Warerooms 137 Eiguth Admission, 85 cents, ‘Matineo Thursday, at 3 o'clock. Admission, 2 ccnls, Children 15 cents. NNIVEBSARY OF ST, PATRICK'S BIRTH. RAND GALA PERFORMANCE, REAT BILL TO-NIGHT. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, MARCH 17, 170, theatre of John Brougham’s expressly for Mr. and Mew nd a prologue, entitled ed, for which th at the American Institute Fal Jy low tor cash or instalments. street, near Broadway. GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- way, will dispose of 100 Planos, Melo.teot Guss makers, at extreme.y low prices for jonth, or will’ take frem 35 io #20 monthly until ‘The same to let, and rent money appiled if purchased. ew Chickering Planos are iucluded in th FINE ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS AT BARGAINS, at 02 Bleecker street, one block east of Broad- DECKER & BROTHER. LARGE, VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES can be found at the factory and warerooms of JENNYS ‘Twenty-Lrst strect, between Second and enues, ‘There is no firm in Ainerica who produc finer instrament than diessra. Jeunys & Son, and none ao rea- second representation in thi only appearance of sassy 8), in three act ERALD RING. EMERALD RING. MEKALD RING. a SCREAM AT THE. FENALK BKOKERS OF WALL STREE’ TRB TICKET OFFICE, lif, BROADWAY, RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. . Cuil and be satisfied. MIKE MACARTY... MAGGIE MACARTY . + BARNEY WILLIAMS Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS ‘The rest of the characters by Jobn Dunn (Rascal Jack), second appearance in New York in fourteen yea James Carden, Milnes Levick, kif, W. T. Styles, J. W. Bri France, Jennie Hughes (with E SON, 235 East THE LECTURE SEASO! MPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON invaluable and scientiie subjects, showing what we live for, New York dinsoum of Anatomy, a copy by forwarding 2 “Johnson, George Met- STEINWAY PIANO AT §7 PER MONTH. seven octave, round corners, . New five octay Melodeon, 1856; 435 octavo DON, 706 Broadway. NE OF STEINWAY'S FIRST CLASS square Pianos, a8 good as » Ob West Sixteenth the favorite ballad of Killar- Bey) de Ro. NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND EFFECTS. THB RISING OF THE TIDE. dud legs, for 22 how to live an for #86." Concertinas, with 2 ke; Those unable to attend can | N S cents to the Secrotary, 616 | THR STORM. ae seg oor THE WRECK. In the course of the TELBIN'S PANORAMA acknowledged to be the moat truthful and beautiful pictures of the famous Lakes ever presented in America. SATURDAY NEXT, FIRST EMERALD KING MATINEE, 188 CARLOTTA PATTII'S FARRWELD. AML Mr. Max Strakosch bege to announce that the renowned MISS CARLOTTA PATTI, |, on her return from her So’ ERIES OF IRELAND'S HISTORY.” DP KILLARNEY, On the above sui ps MYST ject will be delivered by eet, between Fifth and gS J. MORIARTY, EAT BARGAIN.—A SPLENDID 714 OCTAVE ‘wood Planoforte, for5 round corners, with carved BRANTIGAM, 701 Broadway. BRILLIANT TONED 74 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PI- Foperty of @ prival jonthy, has all modern Went Thirteenth street, near Tenth avenue, On THURSDAY BVENING, March 17, 187, at eight o'clock. Admission, 50 conta. Procee'ts for the beneilt of the church. legs and moul ert tour, in whieh aprecedented series of suc- ever atiended a vocalist, to the delight of crowded prior to her departure for Culifornia and L FATTI NIGHTS, ‘ork, commenci nnoforte for #aie clining housekeeping, in fraprovements, cost 8700, complete Furniture four story at 113 West Twenty-seventh atrect, near Sixth aventi MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, order; celebrated makes months; cout | ered brocatel rose Cabinets, Velvi OFFICES. NEAR BROADWAY, rhe same bought, house, in tots, at half eo: at Steinway Hall, New RMONIC SOCIETY. ARSAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 18, AT og P.M. DIVINA COMEDIA.” Bleecker street, north sid T 1,970 BROADWAY, BETW. iy-third strécts, up stuirs.—Money loaned on ton and same bought and ILLIAM A, GLOVER. BROADWAY, FORMERLY erally advanced on Dixmonds, a, inore particularly on Pianos, bu Same bought and sold, fully guaranteed ; ‘awing Room Furniture, cov- Marqueteric bois de Dining Furnl- LISZT'S SYMPHONY TO ORCHESTRA OF 100 PERFORMERS. Y NSTRUMENTS, HEBR CARL BER D, SCHAAD, Secretary. is, Chamber and 5 Personal Property of every descr asacriice. 67 West Fifteenth street, near ture, Silverwai CHORUS OF BOYS, | ACUOMPANIMBNT. T WOLF BROTHERS! rooklyn—Money Watches, Jewuiry, © ness strictly eoniidents MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR $225, worth $600; carved lege, Ce ; even octave, over- strung bass, celebrated maker; gu: new. Apply at residence 113 Seventh street, OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- natyle and improvemer reat bargain for casi. BIDDLis, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. LADY WILL SELL A ROSEWOOD PIANO, CARVED ve, cost $600, for leas than B30; Tankers biilof salo and guarantee; box for shipment, 0 ‘auteed tive yea ————— GRAND EXHIBITION OF MA\ including the three great ia,” “The Court of Queen Motleg's thrilling “Battle xt Wal ms at BARK ER’S 3 ) NEAR WALLACK y tha highest price for Diamonds, Watch ‘dvance on the same. S, Diamond Broker, 67 Thirteenth street, T HYMAN'S, 668 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND nade on Diamonds pay the highest market BEAUTIFUL SEVE forte for ¢200—-Mor foot order; a gr aud Jewelry, or N FRANCISCO M HOUSES legs and case, 7 ov! s re, &c., OF Wi price for the war D3. A. JACKS NO. 5 AMITY STREK’ Broadway.—Liber Walches, Jewelry, Dry Good deceription, Sane doug! All persoos laying living Animals, Birds, Reptiles or ve of will find It to thelr ad- ‘and Personal Property of every Wood's Museum, HEATRE FRANCAIS TO LET-FOR OPERATIO AND concerts. fairs, lecture ply to 1. GRAU or at Direo: ‘est Fifteenth street. ¥ YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP CALL Att MERRELL'S wareroom, No. 5 Union square. instalments or rented; uny way to suit customers. Only !0ok at them before you decide eisewhere, IANOFORTE, $75—AS FOUR ROUND CORNERS, magniticent 74 octave, havin legs, overatrung basa; great bargain for cash. JAMES GORDON, 2 Sixth avenue, IANO WANTED—A 6 OR 6% OCTAVE PIANO, FOR yald; must becheap. Address JOUN- JEWELRY STORE, 681 BROADWAY, LIBERAL ‘ancos made on Watches, Jewelry, Dis dramatic per{ormance: fine tone, we. MUSICAL. TIS OPEN TO AN ENGAGEMENT, IN best references 34 Park row, room TENOR, FAMILIAR WITH THE EPISCOPAL SER. gement, mow or from May 1, only. TENOR, 126 South Diamonds, Jewelry, Goods taken on com! gageroents made for hourebold sales to ta! M. CRISTALAR & orner Howard street. CORNER FULTON ing) Business established fifteen years.—NI wanes liberally on Dia- ny, Life Poileies, Merchandise and which cash will be SON, box lis Herald o: apply to ORGANI (REET (KNOX'S IRON WORKS, firet class quartet cho! ~ Sireet, Brooklyn. OR, FIRST PR . servatory, wishes some pup! fan or harmony ; nucce: Gress MELODY, box 229 Herald oilice. FOREIGN GENTLEMAN OF MANY YEARS’ EXPE- in France and Germany, painstaking and very lessons in Vocal or Piane address Dr. P. CRAMER, ist Ninth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, LY PRINCIPAL TENOR AT eighth street church, and the POLD buys, sells or monds, Watches, J other Securities negotiated for. J “BR. & WW. Piain an‘ Ornamental IRON WORKS, and Wrought Iron’ Work for buildings, mre coe nae inat - JEWELRY AND SILVER- a ‘310 ‘per quest rAd ware bought and money loaned on them by 415 Broadway, one coor below Canal sireet. ONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, Goods nud all kin 11 and 17 Abingdon square, in real estate odice. Open to8 All kinds of © counting house and warerooms. ‘Nos, 139 to 143 Centre strect. CARPETS, DRY Storage taken at ful as a teacher, will gi ne al hig own or pupil firat class references, MATRIMONIAL, of Merchandise. MADAME VERE'S and Personal Bureau is extensively tronized by ladies and gentlemen of position throughout 6 States; reveptions daily, 2 to ONFIDENTIAL. OLD ESTAB- lished Matrimon! U STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE. ‘advances made on diamonds, watches, jew- airy and ail kinds of merchandise, 9; 19 Amity street, f MILLARD, FORNER! ‘The same bought and NARPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING.— HOUSE. Keepers supplied with the above on easy terms. Pay: ments weekly or monthly. KELLY & CO., corner Twenty-fifth strest and Sixth avenue, OR SALE.—A FAMILY WISHING TO LEAVE FOR Europe, will dispose of the whole of thelr Household Furniture. Calton ISAAC SIMON, 55 Warren street, or 243 Rast Fifty-secona street, Also two new Safes for sale. =— ation'firss class. No. 2u8 West Tairiy-(ourth stiset, one AtI2 Fast Tonth street. ‘Over $18,000 worth and over 600 lots Handsome and latest sty at pablic auction, by ” five story residence 12 East Tenth street, ietween Firth avenue and Broadway, tis (THURSDAY, coramenc!ng at 1 Magnifieent rosewood Py ectave Pianoforte, Stool and Cove five elegaut Parlor Snits, covered with the richest descrip: fn brocatel; striped and Turkish Suite, Etageres, Mir- riaing, Paintings, Bronzer Varior Ornaments, stands, Mattresses, Bedding, Sofus, LARGE, NEW AND HANDSOMELY FURNISUED second story front Room and hall Bedroom, with rar. partis willing to pay ie best accommodations, in the neighbor. od of ‘Twenty-third street, oan address’ L, H. M Household Furniture, hal Board, for a NICHOLS, Auctioneer, a fair price for entieman and wife Vaser, Statuary, ¥ BOARDERS CAN first class Board Mark’s plase (Eighth street); $5 per week. Reference. RABLE ACCOMMODATIONS, GOOD TABLE, AND comfortable, social home cau be had at moderate rice in private house 161 East Twenty. few boarders are taker ICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, ON SECOND terms moderate. Breet. paar Sb. Luke's place. ounges, Rockers, th and reps; Velvet, Brussels, Ingrain j Dining aud Toa Tables, Sideboard, Dinner Sete, Silver and Glassware, Ivory ot and Servants’ Furniture, Ac. 8 tho largest and richest household furniture at this season, and will be sold to the highest bidder, without reserve, com- precisely. N. B.—Rew ¢, cart or pack goods for purchasers at rea- h aireot, where mencing at 10} o'e) ______. MISCELLANEOD: GENTLEMAN IN POSSESSION OF THis SECRET of curing aud making gold beaters’ forme from ox gu equal to the London make, will give the same for a liberal compensation. Address for two days CHEMIST, Herald ealce, A GUsGMARD, IMPORTER AND MANU) ‘ACTURER of Human Hair Goods, wiao Invisible Wiys, for ladies and gentlemen; whoiesale and retail. 851 Canal street, near ‘Wooster street, New York. UE JAPAN CORN FILE.—A SAFE, SIMPLE AND efficient inatrume ‘adication of cor supplied, Sent by nail, portage tree, on 1 supplied. Sent by mail, post ON recel Pie. BERTRAM, General Agent, 84 Pine cents. ‘Ir of 30 cents. om No. 3 FINE ARTS. POR SAL AT A BARGAIN-FOURTEEN STEEL Plates, popular sublets got chance for picture deal- HASKIN! (om & CO,, 96 Beckman atreet tion, is open to an engagement from 706 Broad HAYMAN LEOPOLD, room No. L. BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIBTH STREET, UP Money advauced on Watches, Diamonds, hawis, &0.; same bow; NTRODUCTIONS AND INTERVIEWS A\ 1 Bureau, 134 and 198 ARP FOR BAL! eyual to new. Apply at 265 Hudson street, DIANOFORTE AND duced terms.—A N'S Matrimonial and Personal Bleecker street. iverware, Lace from ¥ til o'cioc! $50,000 Shawls, Laces, &e. ; also P “50.000. y e., also Pianos and (INCLUSIVE)—RE- organist and choir receives private pupiis, from a CLOTTING. AT M. MARKS’, Sixth avenue, ladies t cash price for their C: ‘arpets, Jewelry, &e. number as avove, TIENTION.—M, ABRAHAM'S, 91 SEVENTH AVI nue, will pay the best prices for la dit Clothing, Furniture, Carpets, bye Ladies attended to, H. ROSENTHAL'S, Tenth street (formeriy of 953 Bowery). can obtain tue hi, by calling or aadre al. ADVANCE-ON nos and Furniture; or the goods + Logn Brokers, 159 Bowery. ANTED—FIRS? CLASS LADY VOCALIST. APPLY at 789 and 791 Third avenue. Piease call on or addross th waited on by Mrs, Marks, _ DENTISTRY W DISCOVERY. D ince May last; perfectly pure; no charge where Twenty-first street. PERMANENTLY lasps or any extractions niture, or the goods Loan Brokers, 180 Bowery. TO LOAN-AT 43 BROADWAY, COR- ner of Bleecker street and Broadway, room 10, on all articles of value. Goods bought aud gold od com- bought, JOE $50,000 ng or uddressing, Teuth are inserted; book free, Dr. MOREY, Dentist, 224 Ei TIFICIAL TEETH INS! Without plates, japon stamps to original w 61 THIRD AVENUE, MILK AND CREAM, ER OF AND DEALER Hotels, Reataur- aioonk supplied by our wagons from to Harlem river. Cream’ well packed ved to ail points from Washin, jar customers in Baltimore, al office, Nos. 20, T S, MISH'S, 187 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND entlemen enn receive the highest prices for cast-otf and Carpets by calling or addressing. Ladies at- R, CRANES OSTEOPLASTIC AND PLATINA FIL- ed and broken and sensitive teeth to, ington, Albany and 24 North Moore street, Now ranch oles corner Adams street and Myrtle avenue, WITHOUT PAIN; THIRTEEN as administered ; bewtt- rs for thin faces; old Sete Grand at, near Broadway. EETH EXTRACTE enumbing application —AT_ EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN ES- tablishment, 16) Seventh aven atreet, the full value paid in o: pels, do., by oiling on or addressing, near Nineteenth h for Cast-oif Clothing, Car-