The New York Herald Newspaper, February 7, 1871, Page 2

——. 2 rete ORR EEN ARTE. Lal HANDSOME ROOM, ON FOURTH FLOOR, very desirable for two a pentlemen ‘or gentleman and wife, wo with rd. 217 West Fourteenth street, near Sev- ‘nth 'arenue. t house, ny 1 WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FIRST + eultabie for twa gentlemen or geptioman j house private ; terms moderate. 126 East Twenty- Peventh eueet, beiween Fourth and Lexington avenues, LARGE SECOND FLOOR ROO: HOT AND COLD ‘water, erate and register, large closets, &cy, with Board for gentleman and wife. 68 West Tbirty-third street. Refer- paces required. We SUNNY ROOM, wit H BOARD, IN A SMALL ixth street; two persons at family, at 44 West Twe: or three at $80; fire and NEILSON PLAOP, BETWEEN CLINTON AND WA- verley places, one block west of Broadway.—Desirable With of without Board, for tamlies or mngle per- tory references ; prices moderate, CONNECTING ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, with Board ; other loo: suitable for g omen; house And table frat class. 84 West’ Twelfth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET.—HANDSOME ROOMS nd excellent Roard, at moderate prices. WEST TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms to rent, with iret class Board, to families and single gentlemen ; references exchanged, 5 HO AND,CEWARDS For FIRST CLASS BOARD je) DU and singic Room per week; Lodgings Bbo. to d0c. night; Day Board and Koow $1 28, Dupont House, 166 fudon slroet, 6 72, MOSDESIRAVLE ROOMS, WITH EXCL Jent Hoar, for familios and single ‘persons, at 174 and Bleecker street. A free evening lyceum for (ve boarders BLOOKS WEST OF BROADWAY ARE FINE, LARGE and smal! well furnished Rooms to jet, with good Tourd. joe #6 Lo #10 per week. Appiy at 180 Bleocker street. To \—PLEASANT ROOMS TO LET, W 400d Board, to single gentiomen, at 45 West Washing- top place, west of Sixth avenue. TH STREET, 189, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND x Well furnished Rooms, with or without ingle gentiemen ; hou it class, g™, STREET, NO. 20, ONE DOOR FROM UNIVERSITY Habiece i Prent Ronis on third aud fourth floors, with joard ble boarders taken ; one Koom for rfontieman. rs. SADLER, Beep. W. and one oftice. ection to board with a family occupying a floor oF jonse® (not a tenement house), NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. DOSED AND 1GROUP WAneses: Beare, WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN A lesirable location. Address ELLIS, Herald office, ANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN ay Wir! child, in a plain but respectable family; noob ferald Address, HOME, 0,000, her Hoard, w address Ma avenue D, —WASH single, newly 4 y-8econ: AN ELDERLY LaDy, WITHOUT, RELATIVES, supply of turattury sliverware and wardrobe. from Broadway, European SELECT FAMILY HOTEL, FIFTH AVENUE, TWE! reference required, COUNTRY BOARD HAS ite fart For this sum of money she wants doriny ith farmers or suburban clttzens; also Call on or ¥ KNICKERBOCKER, 737 Fifth street, near __.. HOTELS : INGTON PLACE HOTEL, ONE DOOK Jan; Roome tn suites and gantly furnished, at the lowest rates, Nos, d and 6 Washington plac wud ‘1 street and Broadway- Park Hot ring honee rates J. W. WADSWORTH, Proprietor, (iursrox Fi th men at moderate rates. LACH HOUSE—ON THE EUROPEAN I and No. 2 Clinton place, corner of for families und single. gen- sulle for OWENS ¢ HERBERT Ge. per night; DICK WICK ‘and 60 cen Aim 103) A store. IBBY HOTEL, 4 from City Hal Buc. and 750. a day ; $1 60 n day ; 84 to ¥ EW ENGLAND HOTEL, NO. 30 BOWBRY, CORNE Bayard sireet.200 ight Rooma, neatly fh : Convenient to New Jersey ferries; slogle Board aud Lodging on reasonal ‘40 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, _ BROADWAY, CORNER MURRAY STREET, OVER ete ° location unexceptionable, ‘Apply to V. K. STEVI SON, Il Pine aureet, APY od On the Roow to tba week; family Rooms, #1 and a week, WARREN STREET, ©) BLOCK urapenn pith. ood ‘urnished, be. lemen only. 147 AND 149 CEDAR STREET— Rooms, 85 teraus. G8 and $4 per week: for gen Hos) Traders’ National i, ight, air, steam heat; short, e ire Floor stair: SON & CORNER STORE TO LET—IN THE BEST LOCA- {ion for vustness parposes on, Fulton, street, Brookl Avply at 278 Fulton etreet, nD. ie near Tillary, Brooklyn, in ace.—Vieagunt front Rooms, on first and second re, with Board; suitable for families or gentlemen; terms moderate ; reference required. ront Room, fourth story ; joard. thanged, 4. MEST JWENTYEIONTH STREET.SUIT OF “E handsomely furnished, pleasant second foor corner 8, fronting Broadway, alsg two Rooms for single gen- Wemen, with or without Board, Terms reasonable. 16 UNIVERSITY PLACE —NANDSOMELY FUR. nished parlor Floor, al sult of Rooms on second oor and single Rooms for gentiemen, to let, without Board ; Ll UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF OLINTON P ONE LARC References ex- exchanged. 18 Bitrio Jet, with Bourd; aleo single Room for a gentle man, Several desirable Rooms for families or gentiemen, EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—A SECOND 19 NEST TENTH STRPET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.— * ‘with sucerior Board. in above extra wide house; location muexcepiionable. References, 2) EAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.-A LARGE and w: ‘mod: fourth story Room, with superior table, for gentleman ife or two single gentlemen; house first class; terms Reference required. OT WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE 87. es Hotel.—Two nice Rooms to let, with or with Out Board, to tingle gentlemen , in a private family. LAMARTINE PLACE, 957 WEST TWENTY- ninth street.—A privaté family, with a few select Gonraers, have a large Room to let, with Board; house frst clase. 30) tess nooms sito TY-FIRST STREET.TWO _FUR- nthe parior floor to rent, with Board; ingie Room ; references exchanged, QQ w2ST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN By fith and Sixth avenues—To let, furnished, with foard, one sult of two or three Rooms; also single Rooms, 35 East e and « niversity pli NINTH STRERT, RETWEEN BROADWAY e.— A large m, suitable for @ jentleman and wife; also a pleasant single Room for a gen- jeman, with first class Board; fire, gas and good atteudance; feferences exchangea. STREET.—SECOND 1) Floor, handsomely furnished; aloo third ‘siory. trout Kioom, to's first class family or genilemen; superior Board; Teasonaole terms. QQ WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—FIRST CLASS OP Board, with desirable Rooms, pleasantly located near Fifth Avenue Hotel, at moderate terms. exchanged. BO West Jwevern STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH vo 5 WEST | TWENTY-FOURTH and Sixth avenues.—Single Rooms to let, with Board, gentlemen. is A QROvE STREET, BETWEEN HUDSON AND Bieecker.—Large and small Rooms, with or without Board, at reasonable rates. WEST SIXTEENTH STREFT.—TO LET, WITH 44 Shot clase Board, a handsomely furnished Floor, with 6r without private table; also Rooms on third floor refer- ences exchanged. Z ei a} NINTH STREET, WEST OF BROADWAY,—FUR- 50 nished communicating Rooma, parlor floor, southerh exposure, to let, with frst class Board, for a family or single gentlemen ; terms mode! Q TWELFTH STREET, BETW 53 Bik trenues--Furn'ened. Rooms, Board. Also a suit of handsome Rooms to let, untw 58 WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET.—FURNISHED, A BEN FIFFR AND with first elas ished, handsome Suit of Rooms on the second floor, ina smal) private family, with or withont Board. 2/) IRVING PLACE.—ROOMS 10 LET, HANDSOMELY GO) firnisced, to centieman and’ wife, with or without Board; references required. v REET, BETWEEN -One or two gentle- be accommodated EAST TWENTY Fourth ani 113 2, T ©) avenue, ebor. block from Breadwi furnished Room on second floor, with § gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; g ence required. ul NEAR FOURTH —A handsomely class Board, for fire, &e, ; refer- ELFIH STREET, EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—AN ELEGANT sultof Rooms on second floor, front; also one hall Bedroom; unexceptionable Board. References. — n EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN Fourth avenue and Irving place.—Elegant suit of with saperior Board or private table; also other referen WEST TWENTY-SEOON a 119 moely furnished Parlor and Bedroom, with or without Board. DQ WEST THINTEENTH STREET.—TO RENT, with Board, @ front Room, with alcove, on second Boor; alo middle and Yack Room, connecting, on sume joor. 136 MAcroucaL steer: 22) Roem to let, with Bo: a ar iwo gent SANT FRONT an and wife 5 enile’ emen, for $16; also Single Rooms, $7 and $8, SIXTEENTH STREET.—A FAMILY, OWN. ‘of house, willlet two Rooms on secon floor, with Boarc, a: $7 and $8 per week; gentlemen only; gas. bath, dc. 160 ZBINCE, STREET. & RESrecraBLE FAMILY IU will let, farnisned, without board, # sree Room, to ohe or two gentlemen; gas and fire if required; ‘sept #3 and apward. 2 TH STREEL, NEAR Sixty GB xreaueA large scoond story front Room to let, ta @ gentleman and wife or two gentlemen, with or without Board ; terme reasonab) DOO 482,22 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STRE! TWO - front Rooms, with frat class Board, for gentiemen and wives. JOHN P. WORSTELL, 22: EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN SECOND and Third avenues.-- Rooms to let, with or without ard; furnitore of the house entirely new. 229 WES! TWENTY-THIRD STREET. —ELEGANTLY +) furoisbes Roome to let, with Board, to geutieman and wife and pingle gentlemen table and attendance first claws, WESY SE Rooms, with or withou D50 WEST EUEVENTH STREPT.—A FAMILY OY aduits can necommodate two mingle gentiemen with » 265 WEST THIRTY-EI¢ ommodated with furnished in a private family, oF nitleman and wife or ant Rooms and Board, T.—IN A PRI vate J wish fam o har omely forntehed fLooms and Bedroom to a sm amily or a couple of young men, with Bourd. Unexceptional references glven aud re ‘quired. O74 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STRELT.— PU QTA Wome to er, with or Gust; terms reasonable. Cali for 1.25: Room SHED ly or in second streets. tor iady only, SITTING AND n ARD, IN A A ee t, BOARD. I locality and terms, ©., Hera) TO PLEASANT SECOND for let, with first cla one or two genuieme A BMALL PRIVATE FAMILY firat street, between Fitth and Sixth avenues, Somrmodaie a gen esnay and lady or a small fumily wil perior Rooms and Iivard. Address HOME ton D. ANT SUIT UF ROOMS Db ancd wie, with Bs Abie or ginely, with a small, private fu Won, Address K., box 6,104 Port olice IFTH AVENUE, NO. 16 FURS nt reasonadie. ROOM avie IDING ¢ ry: ac: TO the Let ray TO « will y i first class New York. HED KOOMS TO bremkfart u dealved. WO WELL FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITH OR without Board; one iarge andane smail one; supoy Ssposure, bath and use ol parlor; terus trom $7, 4.9 Eat Twenty-nimth street or 41 Fourth avenue. NG WAN De sy SMALL ROOM, WITIT rst C. ass house, located be- a Fortieth etreets, Fourth and sixth woek ; reverences exehanged. Ad- BOARD AND LODG GENTLEMAN WISILES A, Sper piere be ty-thire a Day #10 iweoo Twe avenue drone box 1,072 sort omer sek HOT REBSPONSINLEN MARRIED COUPLE WISH ON two Rooms, on or wear Yih avenue, with, first clans joard, Will decline extra:azaut prices. Complete paruen ’ ody With loWnRt Lerma, to eect” attention. Ad- arcee POM PY PAYMENT, atten D. hubs: A TO LEASE, NOS. 96 AND 28 UNION SQUARE. + east wide Apply to V. K. STEVENSON & SON, I] Pine street, A Sf0RE AND BASEMENT, 10 LEASK—63 MYRILE avenue, Brooklyn between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streeta, ‘ize 78x22; large piate giaas windows and in the moat central location. ‘For terms nply to JOUN — beso 4 CO., corner Myrtle avenue an @ street, rooklyn. for any busine MORRIS B, CORNER STORE AND BASEMENT, 23 FEET front; best business part of Sixth avenue; fine location pes; rent 81,800. BAER 269 West Thirty-fourth street. ply for eight d hoor. ROADWAY CORNER STORES TO LEASE -817 AND £19 Broadway, corner of Twellth street; also the entire Upper Part; gallerh Bast Tweilth street, les, showrooms, 4c. : also Store, &e., 48 JOHN 8. KELSO, No, 53 Pine street, DPEEROOM—#6 AND UPWARDS PER MONTH, AT 296 Broadway, between Duane and Reaae streets," Ap- jays to L. GOLDSTEIN, a8 above, on third they a o0ds, Aral o rug, h M. & E, aud Forty-fourth street, or 65 Broadway. pagers AVENUE.--STORES TO LET, DESIRABLY “4 located, between Forty-fourth and Forty-fifth streets ; lass in every particular and auitable for dry aso furnistiing and grocery stores. Apply to ORUIKSHANK, Broadway, Seventh averue STORE IN HARLEM, PLATE GLASS LEGANT EK front, with basement and floor’ above, occupied by Measra. Pollock as a first class dry goods store; Third ave- nue, near 12)st street. Apply to Dr. NEIL, Third avenue, corner 111th street, vietnity oi AUIRST CLASS HOTEL TO LET—FURNISBED, IN 1 Fisth Avenue Hotel; 100 rooms. GUSTAVUS BAYLIES, No. 7 Murray street, Fe RENT— XRAIN STORE 48 FEET FRONT TO LEASE—AT 33 FJ and 85 Bridge street, suitable for any hea the spacious and well lighted Stores Nos. 9, 11, and 18 Greene street; 76x10, Apply to GEOR: GE A. OLARK & BROTHER, 887 and 859 Canal stre bustness, JOHN 8. KELSO, No. 53 Pine strect. Hore NE Broadway, in $8 per week. PROPERTY known as tLe Enrepean Hotel, on the corner of Hudson and Laight streets. Apply to HINSDALE, PATTERSON & IRWIN, Counsellors at TY LET—-THE PREMISES Law, 64 Wall street, OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with Desk Room, pl asnntly situated, fronting on the otlice 40 and 4% Broadway, room 44, Price 103g East 191 JIXTH AV! fourth et. n immediately ; rent $1,500, QRUIKSHANK, Broadway, Seventh avenue and Forty- QTEAM PO —THE SECOND FLOOR OF PRE- ) mises 125 Maclougal, corner Amity street, to rent ; 65122; well lighted; steady power. Apply on the premises. . W. COOPER, *TORES TO LET. S 16 Broad, 109 Front, 119 Front, 20 Beaver, 27 Old pip. 65 Pine, bz and 68 W €4 & 8 Washington, 71 Pine, 454 Brondwa: 683 Broadway, 734 Broadway, Appiy to WM, & E. A. CRUIKSHANK, 66 Broadway. ENUE STORE TO LET—NO. 59% SIXTH extending .brough to Broadway; size 12%/x80, Apply to WM. & B. A. (T° Lease having decided Centre strect No, 8 Pini 0 LEASE. media on premises, 1 south side. WwW BYRNE, on tl street, di corner Pearl and John streets, Brooklyn. 0 LET—FIVE FINE Broadway ; rent low. J. B. J. M, CORNELL, re 5. BL & W. W. CORNELL (Plain and Ornamental Jron Works), to unite their manufacturme department in with their extensive works on Twenty-fifth, ‘Twenty-sizth and Twenty-seventh streets, now offer to Tei thetr eubstantial iron Building, with the exception of the oflice and warercom, on Centre street, together with Lots on at the vttice, Hh Centre street, or B. H. LUDLOW & ret Him and Walker streets, Apply FOR THREE OR FIVE YEARS (OWNER oing abroad), a fully furnished Honse, 11 rooms, mod- ern improvement: horses, and groun ORS SIO stable and carriage house, for four seven lots, with all kinds of fruit; fm 24th street, first house east of Eighth avenue, he large Ho to J. EDGAR, 33 Nassau street, or to HOMER, 2 Pine street. ITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER, TWO s, each “5x75 feet, near water front. Inquire 10 LET—THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF 113 AND 115 Leonard street, four doors east of without steam power, size 45x45. Apply to GRIFFITH & Broadway, with or he premise ye LOFTS, 25X100 FEET, NEAR Apply on the premises, 90 White mises. 0 LET.-THREE 8TORES, FOUR STORIES AND OFL- lar, in West Thirteenth avenue storage purposes. jeventh street, between West street and rout on the water; suitable for grain oF Inquire of G. B. LAWTON, on the pre- G OR LEASE—OFFICES IN THIRD STORY 198 Broadway. Apply to JOHN W. RITCH, po THE W the Bond street. tet, large 67H AY jg. Can be 2Q) GOLD 69 Spruee Floors, thirty ing busines: to HENRY A first TO MILLINERS, DRESSMAKE NUE, sirect, No. 170,—To lease, the four stor HOLESALE JEWELRY TRAD’ TO LET, and second Lofts 653 Broadway, opposite Inqitire in the stor AND OTHERS.—TO Honse, 12 Brevoort place (Tenth street), near Broadway, now occupled as first class millinery and dress. making; long established; owner fetiting from business, Apply on premises or to A. SERGEANT, 2) Wail street. CORNER TWELFTH Store and Dwell. .M. Apply at 12 NORTHEAS seen from 11’A, M.to 1 inth street. STRUP, BETWEEN BEEKMAN AND atzevts.—Th ety Store, Basement and three feet iront by twouty-elght deep; good light, four windows front, anitable for offess or Tight mauutactur: will ¢ reuted very low t0 g tenant, Apply RTHUR, 84 Gold street. AA ated on Tarnished; # aveni sesidon. A DESIRA ftone Dishes, for a 221 Fifth ave: A SMALL argainy Bt fir ANE sonable pr mo, Ler T° sats street; no bi CLARK, 212 $250 t sirect, near Sixth avenue. Bouse t ry ed: JAS, DWELLING HOU FULL WIDTH HOU! Dwel Forty-fiith street, near Lexington ayenui A® EXTRA SIZE BROWN STONE HOUSE ON PARK Ar enue, FOUR STORY BROWN STONE from May ], on West F > WILLIAM FURNISHED HOUS! f Hark ; ih avenue, Oth street, Ei posteusion May 1. es TO LET. Furnished. OF EXTRA DEPTH, SITU- Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue, to let, er mouth. ‘TINGS, COLVIN & SCOTT, No. 4 Pine street. FURNISHED HOUSE, ON MADISON riy-second street, to let; Immediate pos- » A.J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street. MODERN THKEE STORY bROWN ng. 21x50x100 feet, handsomely furnished, possencion, V, K. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine #ireet. BL Pe Mh sable, Ae, to rent furnished or wntur COKER, term of yeara. Apply to WiLLIAM ae. HOUSE TO RENT. iy-filth street, fully furnished. TUCKER, 220 Fith avenue, above STOOP BRICK AND tone Cottage, with seven rooms, above Forty- TORY HIG THREE § eet, near Broadway; desirable for yentleman and ii family; rent, furnished, $8 per mouth, tate porsession. 8, GOODALE, T—AT A DECIDED tA 25 feet wi ‘eecupant inf Aint bonse, han ‘op brown stone st clans month ; fi R. EDWARDS, WZ FURNISHED HOUSE! LET: 23) ith between 6th ana 6th avenues; 85th es, Seth street and 4th a #5 woIe With posecAsion. HAICH & RIKER, 1,292 Broadway, PARTLY FURNISHED, TU A PRIVATE be large stone Mansion 28 Rast. ‘Twenty-seoond on house. Apply, betore 1, to W. IRVING Pearl street. TH FOR A VERY PLEASANT House, furnished, on Forty-fifth ER M own #Lor M.A. J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street, Un urnished. FINE FOUR STORY IIGH STOOP BROWN FORE 10 rent on Forty-ni ih anit Sixth aven ond Bireet, opposite the Park, unfurnished or partially BR. EDWARDS, 277 West Twenty-third ttreet, ‘t required; lowest rent $3,000. Apply | DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Unturnished. PRETTY LITTLE HIGH STOOP HOUSE, IN WEST Washi: taint iA. srbiaey ac, comalnne ah waters piven: nse ae and ele; omplete for housekeeping; tenant will have to Aa'uiture, ‘Chickering ‘pinto, linen, Ac. uri, ceaiten took Gabor: fer AS ities. Der HOUSES ON FIFTH AVENUE, IN TRE 2 reasonable & B.A, vicinity of Central Park, to let or lease, GROTKANANK: ) Brondwaye ot BARU gad? fand Forty-fourth sirest.!” wees } pete dt Rr ah ry me aed LL n improvemants; Noa. ant Washington piace, 1 East Thirteenth street, 1 West Fifteenth atreca, seventh avenue, neur Forty-fourth street; West Fifiy-iifth street ; West, sixty-first street and Fifth ‘avenue, near Fifty-sixth aud Hifty-seventh streets. Apply to WM. & F, A. ORULK BUANSK, Broadway, Seventh avenue and Forty-/ourth street, or 6) Broadway, 10 LEASE. A RESPONSIBLE TENANT, HOUSE No, 8 West Twenty-ct th street, ‘English rile 26x 0, furnished or unturniahed, ‘0 LET-TNE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 14 Clinton piace, near Broadway, For terms and permit apply at No. 10 Exst Seventeenth street, 10 LET—A NICRLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, IN ‘West Eleventh str to a gentleman, with partial Board {f required, Inquire of M. N. EDWARDS, 140 West atrent, To Norlor Macdeugat get: porecen mccdais ae Piz to NICHOLAS WALSH, Ko. 8 Sixth aren T° LET.-THE FIRST CLASS HOUSE NO, 23 SEVENTH fale cheaps possession linmedigiely: “Apois' ae MicHOLAS WALSH, No, ® piath bea ihe ot henge ag ar? THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK louge No, 288 West Twenty-first street; rent y1,500. In- quire of Dr. GLOVER, No. 10 Ann street. 0 LET—FOR ONE YEAR OR LONGER, VERY /LE- gant four story high stoop brown atone Honse on Thirty. seventh street, near Park avenue, Permits of A, JOUR. NEAY, No. 1 Pine street. AMDSEM! AVENUE THEATRE. Last nights of “SARATOGA,” soptegeense of the mnand for #SA- ae ad feat and. this BRILLIANT LOUAL COMEDY be acted, ‘in all ite ORIGI- NaL INTEGRITY, till fur- ther notice. pCHAMAGTERS by, Minn | en po) r Morat, Clara Mortlay ‘Lit da Deitz, Mrs. Gilbert, Amy Amen Laue, Winter FTA GF, . . Hascombe, Mattht: son and others, ELEVENTH MATINEE “SARATOGA,” SATURDAY AT 1 _te? Senta nnd bonte seoured 18 days ahi QPTI0 THEATRE. and every evening, durin WEDNESDA' wil appear as THis EVENING, ace week ani "AND BATURDAY MATINERS, GEO. L. FOX G. L, ARMAND, JEAN DES ETATS UNIS, with all the cardinal virtues, in the j RICHELIEU of the Pertoa, ited, atter careful tion, with BELEN TO SCENERY APPROPRIATE APPOINT- MAGNIFT- MENTS, COMPLETE — COSTUMES, CENT MUSIC. FIRST BICHELIEU MATINEE, WEDNESDAY, Seats secured six days tu advance. ALL OF THE PERIOD, $] 200 TER ANNUM FOR A VERY HANDSOME + a rouse on Forty-fifth street; posse: this month if required. M, A. J. LYNCH, 72 and 74 Cedar street. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LE, A CHRISTIAN FAMILY OF THREE WISH A LIKE family of adults or a centleman and wife to divide with them the expense of their Pleatunt furnished House; rent $1,600, Address 182 West Thirteenth street, FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR TO LET—TOGETHER ‘or separate ; handsomely furnished, good location; all medern improvements. D. GARRISON, 607 Sixth avenue. URNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET.—APPLY AT 109 West Thirty-sixth street. RNISHEV—A PART OF FIRST FLOOR, ALL IM- Proveimenta, with every convenience for housekeeping, to adults only;'gentiemca preferred. Appiy at 739 Sixt avenue, PAANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room; also single Room, for gentlemen, without board, in the new lirst class house, 676 Seventh avenue, junction of broadway and Forty-fourth street, NO LES—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR And Heiroom:; three large closets, gas, fire, Ac aulta- Ele for gentlenan'and wife; splendid {ocation; terius rea- sonable; at ¢2 West Fourteenth sircet. 10 LET--A NICELY FURNISHED ATTIC ROOM IN z ate family, (o geatleman only; price #2 per week. x ; Commerce’ street, between Bleecker and Bedford streets, COLLEGE PLACE, CORNER OF BARCLAY STREET, two blocks from the new Post oflce,—Furnished Rooms to a ae from $3 50 to $3 5U per week. Inquire on the ond four. BLOCK FROM BROADWAY. Room for two or tl honse first cla ANT DOUBLE 0 single Room; 18 West Fourth st KLY.—LARGE FRONT ROOM, HAND- le 2 Fy) WE BG 50) Wey terbted muanio tor housekeeping: ly to clorets, bath, hot and cold water: gas imciuded. App! owner, 416 West Tuirty-third street. WEEKLY.—SITTING Ting, furuished for house oping pantry. closet on floor; stationary tubs, ear Lexington avenue. Water in room 182 Forty-Brat WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—TWO HALL on second floor, suitable for gentieme: also pack Room for gentleman and wife or two single gentiemen ; references, IBLO'S GARDEN. SPECIAL NOTIOR, EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, SPECIAL NOTICE, THE BLACK CROOK REMODELLED, THE BLACK CROOK REMODELLED, Introducuon of an ENTIRE NEW GRAND BALLET, entitled TH! if DEMONS’ REVEL, with new and elegant Costumes, wonder! Tul and startling effects, Deauitifal and original muse, and embracing in {ts performance the entire ballet force of ‘this establishment. THE CELEBRATED RIZARELLI BROTHERS, the G: inasta of the world, IONS. SLEGRIST and his TWO BEAUTIFUL BOYS, od 3 and 4 FAMOUS SOENA D! rears, in their Dh SALON. EIGHTH WEEK OF THE GRbAT MAJTILTORS and MOE AND GOODRICH, THE GREAT SKATERS, with ail the superb scenes Brillant effects, EW YORK CIRCUS. L, B. LENT......(Fourteenth street).,.... DIREOTOR MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 234, EVERY NIGHT AT 8, FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK OP Gi an the EORGE M. KELLY, the Champion Leaper of the World, TERRIFIC BATTOUTE LEAPS. BAREBACK RIDING BY MLLE, CAROLINIS ROLLAND, THE GREAT MELVILLE AND INFANT SON, WwW ACROBATH ILLIAM DUTTON. iC AND GYMNASTIC FEATS. RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, between Sixth and Seventh avs, 23D STREET, near Booth’s theatre. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, Every evenim ne of John 00, THE CONTINUED M ANDREW Roars of laughter mour, Dave Reed, MoAndrews, Tomm . H. Brockway, at 8 and, Saturday matinee at 2. F. Poole's Comie Monkey Sketch, MONKEY OF THE PERIOD, JOUKSS OF THE BRIGANDS, PASTIMES ON THE LEVEE. at the popular comedians, Nelo Sey- Sully, Theo. Jac vant. , Little Mac, Dan son, The triliiant vocalists, Messrs. Dempster, Norman, Stanley, DiAlbert, Foster. ON THURSDAY, FEB. Skee MATINEE, BE PAMILY MATINEE BRYANT’S, —TWE! EFIT OF THE F NDLING ASYLUM. EVERY SATURDAY at 2 O'CLOCK. ‘¥-THIRD STREET, BRYANT'S. 7 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH 8TREE LEGANTLY 4 (furnished Rooms to let, without board; the entire Sea ond Floor, together or separately, consisting of two large Rooms and one Bedroom, cheap. 7 LEXINGTON A (+) would itke to let furnishe; Addres 105 BAST PUBVENTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH +) avenue.—Furnished Rooms to let, en suite or singly, out board; t On: A SMALL FAMILY art of their House, very elegant) d, and board with the family; references exchanges bie. 5, WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STRE PARTIES OF +) quiet habits desiring a pleasant home can find good {ations witb & small privals family occupying their vn residence, : 148 West kt TH STREET, NEAR SIXTH 45° avenue urnished Rooms, with every conve nience for a family or gentlemen ; no objection to light house- keeping; no moving May 1. 267 MESTTWENTY sRCOND sTR J. Seventh and Eighth avenues.—landsomely fur Dished front Room and Hall Bedroom for famliy. or Kentle- men} references exchanged, UNFURNISHED ROOMS MENTS TO ws YRENCH FLATS..A FINE PROVERTY SOUTH OF Twenty-third street and west of Third avenue for sale at a great sacrilice; suiiable for improvement on the French plan. M. A. J. LYNOH, 72 and 74 Cedar stre: ‘LOORS TO LET—TO SMALL, GENTEEL FAMILIES in new building 119 Kast Filty-third street, between me ee and Fourth avenues, Rent from ®i8 to 422 per month, AND APART. LET. NE DOOR FROM FIFTH AVENUE.—ELEGANT Rooms for families and single gentlemen; terma mode- rnte, Apply at No. 2 West Forty-third street, TPO ,LET-SOME OF THE BEST ARRANGED AND most conveniently located Apartments in the city; four lines of cars pass within one block ; each floor ts complete in itself and has range, tubs, hath room, water closet, Ac. ; will be rented reasonably to'first class tenants only.’ Apply to WM. & F. A. ORUIKSHANK, corner of Broadway, Seventh avenue and Forty-fourth street, or 53 Broadway. 0 RENT—THE UPPER PART OF THREE STORY House, on Forty-firat street, between Madison and Park avenues. Apply to LEVI COOK, 60 Wail sireet. Q58 WEST THIRYYSEVENTH | STREET, NEAR JC) Eighth avenue.—Apartments to let in ‘the great model dwelling; peautiful suits Rooms, at $15, $16 and #18 per month, rk, JEROME, HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. A. RURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED HOUSE WANT. ed.Oniy three adults in the faint.y;: perfectly respon | sible; principals only, Please send particulara to RETIRED | MERCHANT, box 160 Herald office. ENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT I10USE, AND BOARD J owner, with privilege of few lodgers; or will take charge of house for their board. Address BEST REFERENCES, Herald ofiice. 7ANTED—IN BOND STREET, A HOUSE FOR BUSI- | Patter, Broadway, Address A. J, st office. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, A large and constant increasing stockof WOOD CUTS, from fresh and original a METROPOLITAN jon on hand at the PRINTING OFFICS, 97 Nassan street, Oid Herald Butlding. eee IN PEACS, FIRST IN WAR, FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS AU EVENING T Fav LARGEST EVENING » AND MORE L OVER T 2 CITY. a2] EGRAM, W YORK'S ORITE NEWSPAPER, TH CIRCULATION LL THE DAILIES, CONTAINS AVE NEWS ‘| B | oF > lzI: 4 | THAN ALL THE OTHER PAPERS COMBINED, THE TELEGRAM GIVES EVERY EVENING THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF THE DAY IN PRIEF. ALL FRESH MATTER IN EACH EDITION. THE TELEGRAM IS THE SMALLEST, CONTAINS THE MOST, OF ALL THE TW! | AND READS THE BEST ‘0 CENT PAPERS OF THE CITY. SOLD IN ALL THE NEWS STORES, AT ALL THB NEWS STANDs, “Br ALL THE NEWSBOYS ALL OVER THE cry. SENT ALL OVER THE WORLD, ALL ROUND THE GLOBE, AND WHEREVER THE SUN SHINES, FUR 600, PER MONTR, OFFICE, 9 NASSAU STREET. $6 PER YEAR. -SPACE IN A HOTEL OR FIRST CLA‘ aurant for @ cigar stand, Address G, P, SON, Herald office, —UNTIL MAY 1, FURNISHED APART- ments of five roomis, with water and gas. Address A. A. R., Herald oflice, for two days, stating terme, ANIED—HOUSES TO RENT, FURNISHED AND unfurnished, for immedi: customers. ALBERT BELLAMY, No. 8 Pine street. JANTED—FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT IN A first class house, between Sixth and Ninth avenues, Twelfth and Phirty-fourth streets. Address, etating terms, 297 Greenwich street. WARTED-FURNISHED CONTAGE, SIX TO EIGHT Tooms, on separate lot, aunny location, within 10 or 15 minutes? walk efther Fulton, Wall or Hamilton ferry ; rent Dot to exceed $900; possession immediately. Address C. A. CRANE, care of J, F, Baldwin, 174 Fuiton street, N, Y. ANTED—UNVURNISHED APARTMENTS, SUITABLE tor housekeeping, for ® gentleman and wife; private family proferred ; no moving in May; references exchanged. Address T. H., 64)¢ West Thirty-second street, JANTED TO RENT—A NICELY FURNISHED OR unfurnighed House, above Fourteenth street; willing to pay fair rent; beat re erences or security given. Owners ony address JAMES MORTIMER, box 105 Tarrytown, N.Y. W tint TO RENTWITH PRIVILKGE OF BUYING, Touse and Garden, in good order ad good neigh: borhoog, witistt 30 minutes from City Hall, Address COT- TAU, tox 199 Herald office. WASTED, 10 RENT-ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF April next, for three or five years, by a smal! fami) four adults, a brown stone high stoop Honse, not le 20x50; location between Fisteenth and Thirty-fitth stree and between Lexington and Sixth avenues; price not to ex- coe $2,500. Address, stating particulars, M., box 4,222 Post oilice. MARBLE MANTELS MARBLAZED SLATE, MANTiLS—RICA AND EI JME gant designs, from 9, $12, $15 up to B2n0. T. B. STEWART & CO., 605 Sixth avenue, between Thirty and Thirty-alath st - | MARBLE AND MABBLEIZED MANTELS, OF TH a latest imported p: ros; Monuments, Headstones, at reduced prices. A. KLABER, steam marble works, 134 and 1% Eighteenth street, near Third avenue, New York, J KLABER & COB MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 288 | De West eilty-inet street, between Broadway and Bight avenne.—Marbie and Marbleized Mantels, Monuments and Headstones, origloal new designe, in great varieties, eheap- ent ip the ovty. ASTROLOGY, TEST.~MADAME A s ys medical an that great F faction, no | and Thtrey-s ADAME LE tr ay LA Buainess and 3 tyominth ate ADAMI CLARA A. ALMA, DE PARIS M TONIA, late of San bran: eco), business and medical Clairvoyant. Consultations in Englis! \, French and German. 1,289 roadway. opposite Grand Hotel? . TH DAUGHTER, business clairvoyant, epirituailet, who liad h geeret to ody marriage.” No satis: ‘ue, between. Thirt No. 115 Weat Twen- h avenue between Sixth and (CLARA AS MAPAME ROSA, GamAT KaTURAL CLAIRVOYANT, revenlayour yrlole lite, fron. t a2. Cae majetrest. Fee, #, baba ih ig ; AVANAGH & Tables, from #150 upwards; tory and wareroome, with patent cal BILLIARD DECKER'S IMPROVED BILLIARD ut cushions, at prices varying 5x10 Tables, #275 each, complete. Fac- corner of Canal and Centre streets, MEDIC. L. TWENTY YEARS! PRUSSIAN HOSPITAL EXPE- rlence.—Ladies A. GREAT AND ladles. inediate relief, being Alady writes inconvenience, like CEALU, office 129 Lil LADIES’ PHYSICIAN,—DR, B.D. GRINDLE, fessor of midwifery (35 years’ practice), certain and speedy and gentlemen in trouble; private di- ages cured inside forty. ght hours, in. ANKLIN, 161 Bleecker street, — SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED The Portuguese Female Pills always give tai specially prepared for married ladies, ‘These pills relieved me in one day, without my Price $6. Dr. A. M. 'MAURI- reet, or wea, bY mail. B, PRO- narantees relief to ladies in trouble, with or with out medicine; elegant rooms for ladies requiring nursing. Reridence 120 ‘West Twenty-sixth street, near Sixt! avenue. A CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame BESTEL, Of Midwifery; over 80 Professor eara’ practice. Her infallible French, Female Pill, No. 1, price $1, or No. 3, specially prepared for married Jadiea, price 85, which ean never fail, are safe and healthy. Greenwich 41 counterfeit. "eee SPECIALTY.—! COBBETY, ine College and R. O. wsual on priv, Chambers, Sold'only at hor ofice, No. 1 East Fifty-secand Htreet. first door from Fifth avenne, and at druggists, 153 | sent by mail, Cautlon—Ail others ara NO FEE TILL CURKD.—DR. mber of New York University Medical Surgeons, London, can be consulted as diseases. Ottice 20° Centre street, near <MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 A. t West Twenty-ri Complainis. Pleasas —MM VAN xth street, guarantees relief to all female at rooms for murstig. BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, NEVER A., fails to clre teniale vompicinta.” Higpant rooms, Ware ing.” 42 Bast Elgnth street, LL PRIVATE vate. without mercury. Manhood restored, | Ofice very pri ir. Consultations free. DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY HARRISON, 179 Bleecker stree LADIES IN TROUBLE GUARANTEED IMMEDI- ate reHor, sure and eafe. Notice—No pay until per- fectly sartstied, ’ Dr. ASCHER, No. & Amity piace, Laurens Street. Elegant rooine for ladies requiring nursing. A MRS. W. By medicine, CURE GUARA) LETT at one interview. Elegant roome before ant during confinement. 4 Weet Forty-fourth street, near Sixth avenue. itble. MAXWELL, FEMALE PUYSIOIAN, No. 114 Kast Tenth street, does not humbug ladies wit! NTEED BY DR. AND MMF. WIL- ‘Their French Pile are infai- R. LEWIS, AUTHOR OF MEDICAL COMPANION ‘and Gulae to Health offers restoration to the debilitated and dixeased, Forty years’ private practice. No, 7 Beach sircet, New York, D* COOPER, MPORTANT TO ears’ practice) iaaien; female restorative, #55, flecttielty appl Twenty-eighth street, near ANHOOD AND Also private, ly privat f 14 DUANE STRELT, CAN BE CON wilted on private diseases: 34 years’ him to make perfeel cures or no charges made, practice enables FEMALES.—MADAME DUBOIS (5 giarant certain rehof marr! TA Kat ‘bird avenue, YOUTHFUL VIGOR RESTORED. ‘is: MARMION. 170 Blewoker atreee Bors raearae FIFT WEEK, Mr. EDWIN. BOOTH “RICHELIEU.” EVERY babi | eee xcept Saturday), DAY MATINEE SATURDAY EVENING, Feb. 11, Mr. LAWRENCE BARR? A cna ddan Seats secured six days sat the Theatre, or at ius Branch Tleket oflee, at Ditwon &'00.'s. Muale Rote, TIL cn = EATRE COMIQU! SL4-THEATRE Comey Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas. BUTLER & GILOR! eee +o M o tile BESE Witt. o* WHS HEAL Anudfence in ecstacies, acreams of laughter. Lauri's original pantomime as performed by them upwarde of 500 nights at the Lyceum theatre and Cremorne Garden, London. TOT. TOT. TOT. TOT, All the Lauri Troupe appear. HUGREY DOUGHERTY HOGHEY DOUGHERTY ON TH CRISIS, — Conflict between the authoritien. BISMARCK AND FAVRE. OUTDUNE, LEOPOLDS "-LEOPOLDS tn thelr terri mid afr Aight, ASHCROFT ane. MORTON. Alt the immense Star Company appear, 100 DIFFERENT ACTS NIGHELY. Doors oven at 644; curtain rises at iit, eats secured in advance. Obiidren half price. Si OWERY THEATRE. REMODELED AND RECONSTRUCTED, y newly invented TRICKS and TRANSFORMATIONS. ‘The glorious Pantomime of KE-BAW 8 will be presented for ONE WEEK M@RE and the last, by general desire, Laat week of the BERNANDER ¥OSTER PANTOMIME TROUPE, who will appear, in thelr respective roles, CLOWN. terreeseet, HERNANDEZ FOSTER HARLEQUIN, “Mr. FRANK FOSTER PANTALOON ssMr, JOS. M. SLOAN COLUMBIN -Mise NELLIE WALL ‘Sustained by 100 Anxiliaries, Sonctades, MONDAY, bebeiresinne= 20 WEDNESDAY, wi OHARLES FOSTER'A at Drama of wed AND NECK, or the HANGMAN’S NOOSE, with all the grand effects. FRIDAY EVENING—ANNUAL BENEFIT OF MRS. W, G. JONES. SATURDAY, AT 9 OCLOGK, LAST GRAND SEE-SAW MATINEE. SATURDAY NIGHT—PAREWELL BENEFIT OF THE HERNANDEZ FOSTER TROUPE, Wittacks, Proprietor and Ma a THIS (TUESD. ‘Lord Lyito MONEY. CHARACTERS BY Mr, Lester Wailack, Mr. John Gilbert, Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr. Owen Marlowe, Mr. B. T. Ringgold, Mr. Charles Roc! weil Mr. M. Lanagan, Mr, E. M. Holland, Mr, W. J. Leo: nard, Mr. J. Peck, Mr. J. Curran, Mr. W. Quixley, Mra, Thouian Harry, Miss Enully Mestayer, Mise Heien Yracy. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY OURS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9—MONEY. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10—MONEY, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1l1—LAST MATINEE of FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY ani USED UP, SATURDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 11 (Second time), THE CLANDES TINE MARRIAGE, In preparation, Robertign's NEW COMEDY, Mr. LESTER WALLACK ING, FEB, 7, TALLACK'S, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, LAST MATINEE or FAINT HEART a WON FAIR LADY USED UP. INA EDWIN'S ee. LAURA KEEN LAURA KEENE In PEOPLE TURNED AWAY NIGHTLY. — This bijou theatre represents a PAKTERRE OF BEA Sunday Times.—There bas been bonne Jong time more affecting than this gifted lady's impersona- tion of Mary Leigb, MATINEK SATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. OOLEYs QPERA HOUSER, ete jooley’s and Keliy & Leon’s Minstrels, THE ONLY LEON, IN PAK BXCELLANCE, AIMEE IMITATIONS. TEDDY MoCARTHY, TROUBLES IN CAMP, SPE TAL SESSIONS, LOVE IN A BASKET. TWICE MARRIED, pour PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, Wi BOWERY. Immense success. The young, beautiful and accom- lished FEMALE MINSTRELS. FEMALE MINSTRELS, Just what the pubse wanted. The Inst, popular seneat HARMONY, MELODY, YOUTH, BI AUTY, WIk, First time of a new comic drama entitled THE FEMALE HI. HWAYMEN, Misses Ada Wray, Martha Wren, Emma Vernon, Lucy Stevens, Minnie Stevens, Helene Smith, Marie Gorenilo, Net- we Taylor, Amelia Gorenflo, ce. TONY PASTOR'S. MONSTER COMBINATION, MATINEES WEDNESD\Y AND BATURDAY AT’ 234. Gutar, PIANO, VIOLIN, NGING.—LESSONB PRI. vate, day and evening. Musie, 68, 00ks, Ciren, lars mailed, postage tree, 592 Sixth avenue, corner Thirty- fifth street. J. JAY WATSON, Director. 0 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A large and constantiy increasing stock of woop cuts, from fresh and original designs, on band at the METROPOLITAN JO PRINTING OFFICE, Nussau street, ‘Old Herald Building, THE LECTURS SCASON. _ A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED BY T. W. M. MAR- SHALL, LL. D., author editor of the ‘Lon ion Tavlet," in aid of the poor of St. Fran- cia Xavier's parish, Sunday evening, February 12, 1871, in the college hall, Sixteenth street, between Fith and Sixth ave- Subject—“*st. Paul and Protestantism” Lecture to commence at§ o'clock. Tickets 50 centa, PMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON interesting, invaluable and scientific subjects, showing how to live and what to iive for, are delivered dally at te New York Museum of Avatomy. Those unable to attend can © a copy by forwarding 25 cents to the Secretary, 68 wa JANES PARTON, HQ, will lecture at ASSOCIATION HALL, Twenty-third street and Fourth’ avenua, THURSDAY EVENING, FEM 9, 1871. ONE HUNDRED YEARS ATO. Admtasion 50c. Reserved seats The, Tiexets at ali the principal book and music stores and hotels and at the hall. PIANOFORTES. A LADY WILL SELL YOR LESS THAN $200 ROSE- wood seven octave Pianoforte, Stool and Cover ; carved cage and legs; four round corners; finished back ; splendid tone; celebrated makers, 23 Third street. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale Property famliy leaving etty, made order, ole- rated maker, nsed fire montne, fully guaranteed, dost for $200. Parlor Furniture, covered brocatel;’ Paintings, Bronzes, Carpets, Bronze Statuary, Stiverware, Chamber, Dining Furniture. 67 West Fifteenth street, near Sixth ay. LAKGE STOUK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO rent or sell chenp; rent allowed on arehane, Call at ‘M. MERRBLL'S. No, 8 Union square (180 Fourth avenue), BARGAIN.- ROSEWOOD PIANO; DUNHAM MAKER; $135; 144 octave; four round corners, Carved leg iano, at sacrifice, PEEK & SON, 146 Bleecker street, FAMILY WILL SELL A MAGNIFICENT CARVED rokewood VPisnofurte at @ great sacritice; oversirang bage, 7octave, agraite treble; celebrated maker; 6 years’ guarantee, 113 Kast Seventh street, A. STRINWAY PIANO, NEARLY NEW—FIRST CLASS new and second hand Pianos low for cash or for rent; Prince & Co's Organs; prices reduced; new styles, PP COADON, 706 Brosdway. A BRILLIANT TONED ROSEWOOD FOUR ROUND corner Pianoforte; cost #700; will be sold for 200, Satin brocatel Parior Suita for #10; one do.y 50. Resi. dence 12 Kast Tenth street, between University place and Fifth avenue, A. FAMILY AnoUr LEAVING FOR THE CONTINENT desirons of diaporing their magniticent, bril- Than toned “7s vetave Tosewood Planotortes in use eight Months, cost 8675, for $275; Parlor Suits, Bedroom and other Furuitu; haif Private residence, 113 West Twenty-seventh Street, near Sixth nue, N ELEGANT CARVED SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO AT A ZA. sucritice for cash; iIttle weed; pianos to hires DECKER & BROTHER, 63 Bleecker street, one block east from broadway, A Beat tieuL PIANOFORTE, ONLY $75; A 7 0 lave rosewood, four round corners, carved legis Chick- ering Pianoforte, a bargain for cash, J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT Ro: EWOOD PIANO, #140; ELEGANT 74 octave, having four round corners; overstrung bags: carved los; greatest bargain in New York. JAMES GORDON, 196 Bieecker street, near Macdougal PANGS MELODEONS AND ORGANS, OF NEW AND tpost beautiful styos, of diverent makers, at lower prices for cash or monthly inatalments, or [or rent, at WATERS’ 481 Broadway , Uian ean be found elsewhere, TT aa ASCORDIONS. “A FINE LOT OF ACCORDIONS JUST AX. received and for sale cheap, at DALY'S Music Store, 179 Eighth avenue, near Ninctoenth street, 3Repalriug, &c. TENOR (GOOD READER) WANTED—FOR A _Gatholic choir, Addréma pox 1,583 Vost office, QOBGANS.-TWO NEW PIPE ORGANS, AN LIGHT AND Awelve stop, at the factory of JAMES M, MANDE- VILL, 4:6 Ninth avenue, between Thirty-aeventh’ and Thir- ty-elgbth strevis, New York, T 207 HIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-THIRD LA. street.—M. LEON pays the highest price for Indies and gentle ing Apparel, Carpets, xe, Lautes waited on by dir, La AT i sixti av ONE DOOR FHOM WAVER. ley pace—Ladies and’ genuiemen will recetve the hich- est prices (or their Cast-oif Giothing aad Carpets, Please fillcuor address F, HAKRIS, Ladies attended by Mrs, rf A BARR ORDER. #1500 WORTH OF CAST OFF 4X Clothing, Carpets, Jeweiry wanted, for the Western and Caliiornia trade. Ladies and genta wishing to cispose of the above articies to a fulr and howest dewier, at a fair er rine ieee they can do fa potted bar ma ano 0 Ht. MAN'TZ, 4h Fourt ‘wenty-nintl Ladies atended by Mra Minin : hog BBB PMOADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH sTREKT— 0) He HisR% pays highest price for ladies! and gentle. ed s ure Annarel. Carvets to, Ladies waited ow by “Christian Missions” and late | AM ‘MUal -. i None PTY, ceray svccsih CY = (BRISTOR ED t HANDS, by a fall aka EG Ts cr spaes coke Match ‘ ment LOUIB, EELS ' ATTLE ALICE, MASTER hho will perform and introduce tnstru fone jolos, Songe and Dances, in the Cpa Poimety and Faree LY, THE PRETTY MILKMAL fh KAR, THE QOOD-POR-NOTHING, \RAND OPERA HOUSE, Ga _fofmer Twunty third tect and Riehth avenge, TZ REMARKABLE EVENT. CARNIVAL, i NOVEL EXPERIMENT FOUR (4) OPERAS EVERY NIGHT, FOUR (4) PRIME DONNE EVERY NIGHT, THREE (8) FIRST TENORS EVERY NIGHT, THE FINEST BALLET tn the world EVERY NIGHT. ts Wako Benue: alti? Ae. LA GRANDE DUCHESSE, Porslul, ‘Act, LA PERICHOLE, Aimee, A GRAND BALLET IN EACH OPERA. Loe eZee Lola “MAZERT UKOGAIIG 4 FRANCISCO, none GRAND OPERATIC lz | RACHEL’ FRANCISCO, MARIE AJAX (the fainous grotesque), Coryphees and: Full Ballet of 24 beautiful young ladies, under the supervision ry Ball the celebrated Maitre de Ballet, 102. Me F; PM TIME TABLE. WERTURE,..10...:encesescors nner HA BRIGANDS, Ballet Divertinement. ... BARBE BLEUE, Grand Ballet... . LA GRANDE DUCHESSE, New Gan-Oan LA PERIOHOLE, Ballet Espagnola, BATURDAY MATINEE—LES BRIGANDS. SECOND GRAND REHEARSAL MATINEE, FISK JK'S: OR NINTH ‘REGIMENT BAND. EXCEUTOURSDAY AT LM, SEVENTH GRAND CONCERT, SUNDAY EVENING, dang In rehearsal, LES GEORGIENNES, by Offenbach. OURTEENTA STREET THEATRE. W. M. HOLLAND... Lessee and Manager ‘Engagement of iit EDWIN FORREST, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1871, and every evening except Saturday, KING LEAR. SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING, THE ELFIN STAR, MISS EFFIE JOHNS.......a8. es GiGEE BS BROADWAY: BRILLIANT SUCOESS OF BRILLIANT SUCCESS OF THE GREEN BANNER; ty REEN BANNER; OR, Tuk HARe-OF ERty, 7 JOSAH HART AS FITZMORIB. BESSIE LUDLOW AS DIDDY O'MRADY NORE DLO ADY. THE WALHALLA TROUPE. THE WALHALLA TROUPE, LITSLE BO PEEP LITTLE BO PEEP, LIITLE BO PEEP, PRISMATIC FOUNTAINS, PRISMATIC FOUNTAINS, HART, RYMAN, BARN:Y,/ RICKEY, FOLEY, BANDA. and 50 others. lOOdS, GAN,’ Sais MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, FIRST GREEN BANNER MATINEE FIRST GREEN BANNER MATINER WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 AT 23g. NOR COSTA. ab EEBACH DRAMATIC SEASON—STADT THEATER. To-nignt, TAUSCHUNG AUF TAUOCHUNG; Veneta, rsint, ‘To-morrow, ANN ELIZA; Seebach, Ann eneta, Princess Henrietta. RS, F. B, CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. M THIS EVENINGS . BECOND WEEK OF Mr. JOHN BROUJHAM'S “THE RED LIGHT.” RATOGA.” = : ERS a aad ales JAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 685 Broa, ana BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD & BACKUS', MENSEK SUCCE: LD" Ww “GOD BLESS THE Bret cae ARUUND THE BILLY BIRCH, CHARLEY BACKUB, W. BERNARD, BILLY W&3" ROLLIN HOWAKD, JOHNNY Qi BEN, BILLY EMMETT, J. T. OBERIST, IN FAVORITE ACTS. BURLESQUE OPEKA OF LES BRIGANDS, hearsal, ‘ R. KAHN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL 745 BROADWAY, Opposite ASTOR PLACB, i "NEW VORK, THE FINEST IN TH WORLD, None to equal it, SHOULD BE VISITED BY ALL, “Insiruotive,” Amusing, Scientific and Artistio, : Forming a complete Palace’ of Wonders, Opan daily for gentlemen only. Admission 50 ceats, JPEDAND IN SHADE AND SUNSHINE, APOLLO HALL, EVERY EVENING, ‘The most beautiful Irish scenery in the world, Tilvstrated by Deseriptive Lecture. Songs, Dances and Sketches, Commence at & Admission, 25c. and 50e, 618 Broadway. lished 1518) NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, FE 8 63 oe as 618 We are fearfully and a rfully made. ie 618, The Beauties, Wonders and Monstrosities of i 613 the Human and Animal Creation to be seen at 18 618 one visit, 68 W LECTURE BY Rev. J. HYATT SMITH, in Association Hall, Twenty-third street and Fotirth avenue, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 8 P.M. TICKETS, 50 CENTS. To be had at the American Tract Society Publishing louse, gorner, Twenty-third strect_and Fourth avenue, and ©. W, Harris’ music jroadws ROADWAx |'NDERGROUND RAILWAY, 260 BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN, Open 10 to 5, HE PAVILLON, 68 BROADWAY, BETWEEN GREAP Jones and Fourth streets. Every evening Vocal and In- strumental Concerts, Admission free. Male waiters, L, A. STEIN, NERMAN LIEDERKRANZ ANNUAL GRAND MASQUERADE ALI L, February’ 14, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Ticketa to be liad of members only. J. F. POUGENBURG, Secretary, 155 Broadway. Brooweyzs, SKATING RINK, GRAND JUVENILE FANTASTIQUE, CROWNING OF THE ICE QU&EN, SPLENDID PROCESSION. TRANSFORMATION OF CHARACTERS, THIS EVENING. ADMISSION 25 CENTS, ALE FORMER AND PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE Orpheon Choral Classes ure particularly requested to Present this eventog at the lecture room of Dr. Deems* ghurch, No, 4 Winthrop place Greene strect, neat Might, mportant business. NHEATRE AND RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.—ME+ TP TROPOLITAN Worbe. , TICKETS FOR ALL THEATRES, NOSTUMES FOR THEATRES, RALLS AND TAB- J leaux now open for inspection, at SEYMOUR'S, 19 Weert Bleventh street, near Broadway. 0 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A large and coustantiy increasing stock of WOOD Cuts, from freah base oy nial ot 4h esizoa, on hand at the METROPOLITAN JOB’ PRINTING OFFIOB, Nassau sireet, Old Herald Bullding, THE BALL PADEMY OF MUSIC. ANNUAL BALL NINTH REGIMENT, N. Ge SN. Yu FEBRUARY 7, 187. 200 PIECES OF MUSTO, Tickots $5, admiiting gentleman and ladles, eee Sale at hotels, music stores and box ollice Grand Opera Boxes can pe had of Lieutenant Colonel Brain, Ene Rafe Toad ofice; or Adjutant Allien, 17 Broad street. sie JOCIETE CULINAIRE Pi D S' cure AIRE PHILANTAROPIQUE DE NEW ” FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL BALL, for the benefit 0° the widows ang orphans, ON TUESDAY, FEB, 7, Cy IRVING HALL, Tiokets 2, Oven sontoman and ladies, v or gale w IN'S, 83 Nassau # rect; CURETS, Broadway; and TORRILHON’s, 344 Sixth avenue. QT REGIMENT BALL. sp NOTICE TO COACH OWNERS AND DRIVERS, Carraxes conveying company to the Ninth Regiment atthe Academy of Music, on Tuesday evening, February W71, whl come fn from Third avenue, through Fourtecnt street, north side, ani yo out throuh Irving pac take ‘up in te same order, ab SPR BARD ORG Fare to any part of the city, same One panne my ‘i vy destination, one to four he c ny will tako the first coxch Injine. Inno ¢; wilt coaches be calied, THOS. W. THORNE, Captain Twenty-sixth precinct, City Hal Hack Inspector, DANCING ACADEME SAUSE'S DANCING ACAVEMIES MASONIC HALL. Bast Lith-st,, and Brevoort Hall, 1b4 Kast S4tli wt RIV ALE Lessons at any hour, day or evening. Call for circular, Residence, 237 East Tenth siroet. ACADEMY OF DANCING. © HALL, 723 Sixth avenue, Reserv: 3 Mr. FRENOR wiit form now ciassea all tals mone Claawes meet Tuosdays and Vridays al 4 andB P. Me ROOK ES? DANCING ~ ACADE! 88, street and 163 Woes I exty-thiriaireet, °) BROOME ase for Tiesiay, bi SOIREE KVERY PRUDAY KVBNI SG, UMAWS DANCING AGADU Wiss't FOUR’ dD miroet Tuesday. Friday cventhigh, initia eo pee 4 anda Di ‘tanght perfectly to aix lessons o