The New York Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1871, Page 12

NEW YOR CLERKS AND SALBSMEN. NTED—A YOUNG MAN ACQUAINTED WITH the retail clothin; SITUATIONS WANTED=MALES, _ N HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN- NEW YORK HERALD, and, If up town, by leaving ft at the HERALD roadway, three doors above y-hrat street. ‘This is our on!y authorized uptown Branch, amd advertisements are received at oBlce rater, Open from 8A. M. Uli 6 P. M. every day iu the year. ouRYsti (OOM 13.—A STEADY MAN AS Born ‘a Lire! class pasiry cook ; can rail or adarens, ae RTISER IS A RAPID AND A pita pen years of age, also used not use liquor or tobacco ; RLSSMANLS NTED.—A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN wHo HAS HAD raat * experience | of the tiret_ whol uses 1b Le ¥ * derirous of obtaining em ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A sober, steady and reliable man, with eleven years’ re- commendation from last place, Can be seen at harness store, 19 West 2:th at, 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS conciman; understands the care of horses and driv- as good city reference. Can be seen at 1,252 Broadway, ¢ harness store, JANTED—A SITUATION BY A FIRST CLASS GAR- dener, English, single; understands the care of hot and vegetables; first class reference. ISH, box 120 Herald office, ASTED SITUATION. BY A COACHMAX, ttande wo tarden; himself useful rood Fefer n Addreas grocery bouses iu dO, Shenk Adarene A. BH ANTED--AN ASSISTANT SHIPPING CLERK, IN A ‘wholecale drng house; must thoroughly understand ing where and ip what capacity employed during last two years, box 3,784 Post oftice, TANTED—A GOOD SALESMAN, TO GO SOUTH; ONE at deal of experience in city retail dry jy between 6 and 7 0 ‘cook in a restaurant; good city reference. curate accountant Charge of business: Character and references unexcephionahie; will ‘Amount to any centleman who procures him a go0¢ at, very moderate sary. Address A WORKER, Herald olice. fe4te Imaoire at 310 nat born WEST 94TH &T,AS WAITER IN A PRIVATE a at fomully understands bie bamness thoroushiys = —_ COACHMEN AND GARDE) ; y refecel weet Wace ote "~sAvlebesad io as YOU CAN HAVE, serted in tne NEW Y‘ i ADVERTISEMEN ference given, ' Address J. HERALD, and, if up town, Save time and extra expense by leaving it at the HERALD. Pearse OFFICE, 1,46 Broadw: N 6TH AND 1TH AYS.— WEST 28D ST., BETW ‘® young man as driver and A situaton wanted by ‘waiter, Good reference, Call tor two BAST 22D sT,, BETWEEN 8D AND LEXINGTON g respectable man as first unily; BO objection to goto the = ~ etredehecnntiail MARRIED MAN, WITHOUT FANIL| Aituation with a farmer; understands all Ress; beet reference if required, Degraw, South Brooklyn. COMPETENT FouNe Lan pe SERRE 0 OBTAIN A ition as valet for a gentleman travelling; refe- Fences. Address VALET, Sri 16 Herald ‘lllces by SITUATION WANTED--BY A YOUNG MAN, AS TOF Morocco store; good relerence ess L. C,, box 147 Hers TRAVELLING AGENT, WHUSE TIME JS BUT PAR. tintly occupied, is open to an engagem: ress H. JOHNSON, care of Walnut at,, Harrlabu YOUNG MAN, JUST MARRIED, WISHES A SITU: ation as farmer; thoroughly undersiands the care of cattle and a farm; can furnish five wresent place. Address J. 8., care of "oat oflice, Westchester couniy, N. ¥. ITUATION WANTED—AS PORTER OR WATCHMAN; ‘young man tately tanded, willing to make himself use: fal; good reference. Address WO RESPECTABLE AND STEADY MEN WHO UNDER- stand their business thoroughiy, just out of employment by the closing of a fst class hotel, want situations; one as head waiter or steward; the other as cook; formerly head place for the past three years, Address FIRST CLASS le man; thoroughly ears’ reference from last employer. Address A. M., box laf Herald office. ANTED—A SITUATION A8 GERMAN COACRMAN; good driver; is willing for apy work, city or coun ey good city reference. Address 1 three doors above fs our only authorized uptown branch, and aivertisements are received at ofllce rates. Open from 8 A, M. til] $ P. YOUNG MAN WOULD WISH TO GET A SITU, tion as gardener, with reference from his las J. B., Westchester Vi'lage Post oftice. ENGLISHMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GROOM or coachman ; oan give instruction in horsemansh}; f mtu uorses, area and Dianagement of stud hol £2) Post ofice, Ellzabeth, N.'J. GERMAN GARDENER, MARRIED, HAS ituation ; thoroughly understands well. as the management of the est of references, M. every day in the year. ; conchinan, 230 East farming busi. ‘ANTED—A _ SITUATION COACHMAN AND Call for two ato A SITUA’ As ‘OACH groom or coachmnan and gardener; isa Protestant; jnderstands the | city or country; good reference. "Address D. B., box 1 rT tent bi management Of ott als. “Address box y ANTED-—SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A SINGLE young man of long experience; has the bert reference from last employer. Address J. B., Dox 102 Herald Uptown Jiraneh office, 1,248 Broadway. NTED-A SITUATION, BY A SCOTCH GARDNE! understands the care of hothouse piants, fower and vegetad! Park place, aeed' store, A SITUATION AS GARDENER AND thoroughly understands bis best relerence, Address Out new grounds yaperien &e.}. YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH GOOD REFER- Gr iggy very: desires a situation as private coxcbman; tour Years’ experience in the business; wif maker, might be suitable to the family if requires Hone to the country. Cail at 504 9th av, GENTLEMAN WISHES A SITUATION FOR HIS first class coachman, where confidence and satisfaction is required and given ; thoroughly understands the treatment horses. Call on or address B., 107 West 33d st. FIRST CLASS COACHMAN WANTS A SITUATION; willing and opligiag; no objection to the country; not afraid of work; elty reference as to capability and exper!- ence. Address H. C., Herald oflice, SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH. in the clty or country, who can be hight on or address MARTIN, 134 Wert I t for the sale of ré. Matthews, box 200 Herald of ‘ANTED—A MARRIED MAN TO FARM AND GAR- den, and his wife to raise choice poultry. A 4 Warren’st., oflice of the Patent Heel Compan} Zolclock, to-day, the 18th; after to-day not unt ears’ reference from Geo. D, Cragin, Rye | M., box 185 Herald ofiice. PANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A MAN whe understands the business in every particular, 1a city or country; country preferred; is willing to make him- best reference from last employers. N BULLER, 115 West 46th st,, room 16. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIKD ENGLISHMAN, without ineumberance, a situation as coachman an niener; can milk and will make himeeif useful; B., Bteny Point, Rock- cook at the closin, J. F. B., Herald office. 7 ANTED—A SITUATION AS WAITOR OR BARMAN; can also attend to the books. Address J, H., Herald at., for four days. MARRIED MAN, NO INCUMBRANCE, DESIRES ® situation as List’ coachman; thoroughly ‘understands his business; bas unexceptionable’ city reference. Call or address 713 6tb av. ITUATION AS A disengaged 2d March, Addross Mi. FLORIST AND GARDENER—BY le young man; speaks German and English; un- ouse and vegetables. Address 420 Atlantic 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, LATELY FROM IRF- land, a situation in a grocery cr Uquor store. Call ut 467 &th ay., in the clothing siore. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A SITUATION AS ood reference as to honest; Inquire in the store 440 West 27th at., Now Yi ANTED—BY A MARRIED MAN, 30 YEARS OF ‘A situation as porter, messenger or watchman ; beat elty reference for honesty and sobriety ; $2,000 security if re- cr R., Herald otlice. D—BY A SCOTCH LOY, 17 YEARS OF AGE, tituation in rome dry ive best city rel ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE MAN, as coachman ; thoroughly understands jection ‘to the country; 1; best city or country refer- all its branches; no ob. make himself general e, ATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT MAR- ried man, ascoachman and gardener: B: 2% Fuiton st., Brook iy and sobriety. yn, in care of __ HELP WANTED—MALES. —YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN serted fn the NEW YORK HERALD, and, if up town mac by leaving it at the H 6 Broadway, three doors. above 1s our only. authorized uptown » and advertisements are recetved at ollice rates. ‘M_ every day In the year. GIRLS, LEARN ‘elegraphic Insti- GOOD CARPENTER WANTED—TO BUILD GOOD ings in a healthy place South, Address box Post 0: gave time andextra ex] BRANCH OFFICE, Thirty-first street SITUATION WANTED-RY A SINGLE MAN, AS 0 the country; best city and . box 18: Herald office. SINGLE YOUNG ‘oom ; Brooklyn pre- men’s furnishing Call on or address ‘coachman: no objectioi country reference. Address G. SITUATION WANTED—BY first class coachman and ferved ; first class reference. RoR ERi AE TANTED—A SITUALION AS FIRST CLASS W. in a private family, by With first class New York families ence, Cail on or address WAITER, Corist’ NTED—A SITUATION, IN A WHOLES. rant bookkeeper; required. Call on or address for two days in the rear, from 10 A. M. 10 3 P. M. AITER—A YOUNG, —MEN, WOMEN, ‘Telegraphing, $2); THOMPSON'S tute, 20 ath av., opposite Cooper Institute. Day and evening; demand for operators; positions obtained immediately. TTHE LEXINGTON AY. TURKISH BATHS, COR ith st.—An honest, healthy, large, Strictly temperate American or 20. References required. BUNDLE WRAPPER WANTED—TO GO TO MEM- who has not had lar; goods houses, ingle man who bas lived S COACHMAN—A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UN- LA derstands his business; best city reference, Address M. box 160 Herald office. COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A SIN. gle man, 27 years oid, Steet 9; can di Address M. X., box 142 Heraid ollice. STEADY MAN, SPEAKI three lanzuages, wishes a situation in a first cl one going to Europe preferred ; rences from his present employer, Address G, G., box 186 Uptown Branch Herald office. 7 ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, WITHOUT A TRADE, & situation where he can make himseit useful willing to work; wages not so much ot an object cap ive reference from ine phia: nove need {a some of our leading an furnish the CLASS COACHM. uniry. Address M. W. YOUNG MAN WANTS A SITUATION A COACRMAN; Address J. B., box 162 Herald ofiice, N WANTS A SITUATION, TED—IN AN UP TOWN STORE; AN AC- nt and henest lad, who can come well re- ldrees THOMAS, Herald office, GENTS WANTED.—MEN LOCATING CAN BUILD UP permanent paying business commended. A ‘® good gardencr. steady empioymen: ‘Address €.'t., Herald ANTED—BY AN in staple and attractive & CO. 23 Dey st. GENTS AND PEDLERS TAKE NOTIC! jovelty for you 1s now on exhibition at OACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED-BY A SINGLE h groom ; experienced elty driver; {8 liging; best city reference. Address J man, Scotch ; thorou, respectful, willing and ol A. B., box 118 Herald office. YOACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT. ./ able mairied man; town or country; highest refer- ences given from former and present employers. Call or address for one week at 204 We.t2.th et. ‘OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED man, who can give best testimonials as to character, 60- briety and ability. Call on or address J. M., for three days, at Bonner's saddiery, 67 West 3d st. ‘\OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A PROTEST- understands bis business in all ite sipg; best city refer NGLISHMAN, MARRIED, WITH- out ‘amily, a situation as berdsman or to manace a yj thoroughly understands the breeding and raising of blooded cattle and stock. Any one wanting a mao of expertence tp all or either of these capacities, with refer: ences from largest breeders of blood stoce ip Americt cress FARMER, Sparrow Bush, Orange county, N.Y BRIGHT, GOOD BOY.TO DISTRIBUTE CIRCU- lars and help in office. §12 Broadway, up stairs. oY a a OR A PLAC PLAINS, New York Post ollee. OY Bf iolel dealt Ee a bine Nouba a) paler referred, to co., 289 Greenwich et, corner Barclay. Y WANTED—FROM 16 TO 18 YEARS OLD, TO AT- dwork in a stave yard. Front atreet, New York. XTRA CHANCE. 1," ‘to take agencies in large cit 000 prize rule for averaging =a a <= eee IN COUNTRY; ONE CLERKS AND SALESMEN. eee ee YOU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT 1N- P serted in the NEW YORK HE! fave time and extra expense by leaving it a: BRANCH OFFICH, Thirty-first street. branch, and advertisemen' Open trom § A. N. un 8 EN IN A PHOTO- 246 Broadway, three doors above This is our oniy’ aut are rece'ved al every day in the year, ant, who perfeci i be found willy it on or addresa J. ACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A FIRST class man; drives and turns out in the best style; Pro- ut aby encumbrance; good Tefer- L., 363 6th av., in the store. OACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED—BY AN EX: d, single man; sober and industri- ousand who perfectly understands his business; best city references. Call on or address COACHMAN, 815’ East 9tn tt., private stable. NGLISH HORSE DOCTOR AND FARRIER WANTS A osition tp a stable, or will take entire charge; unques- le references. Addrets HORSE DUCTOR, Post ollice, DRUG CLERK WANTED IMMEDIATE: a — - man preferred), at HUPFELD'S, Trem WANTED, EXPERIENCED MEN ccounts, 33 Park row, testant; married, witl Call on or addre: FIRST CLASS CARPET SAL situation; lone experience and s: ‘Address JOHN HENRY, station D. NT YOUNG MAN D _attend to the eon perienced, middle aj RST CLASS CANVAESERS, OF §BOTH wantel—For @ light, pleasant vox 1,439 Post otiice. RAND EMIGRATION TO SOUTTI FLORIDA.—PAR- tles willing to join the Co-operative Colony, which is to call immediately at Demilt 23d st. und 2d. av.; the list for admission closes at5 P.M. $70 capital only required. FFICE BOY WANTED—IN A LAWYER'S OFFICE; ‘#2 50a week. Call at room 2, No. 6 Beekman id respectable business. COUNTS INVESTI bankrupts’ boo Cloned; books accurately kept. J. F. BURROW, box 2 YOUNG MAN OF SIX the book and stationery busine: wholesale or retail store; best reference given, Add: £3v Herald office. AMANUENSIS, WHO WRITES L OR. fon, is desired from 7 to 10 each even- ting wages expected, HEXBERS, own Franch oiice, 1,246 Eroadw. leave positively on the 26th in Hall, corner of ‘S$ examined anu executors SITUATION WANTZD--BY A SINGLE eight venra’ refe- » care of Bridgeman & Son, 76 Broad- YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN ELIABLE MAN WANTED-IN THE OFFICE OF A ) ‘mantfactory ; one who will loan employer $1,000 cash; good security given. MOODY & CO., No. 7 Murray st., room 93, —BY A SINGLE 2 all Its branches, Address ANDKEW, seed store, 165 First class rete and 187 Water st. box 165 Herald U, NTED—AGENT FOR SALE OF 1. ‘ing good run of business. Address C. R, SITUATION W. understands the of greenbousce, hot de. ; best referenee, 8 A. M., seed store 67 Nassau st. DENER’S SITUATION WANTE! understands his busine ce; unerstands the care of a gentleman’s place. aald odice, for three days. YARDENER WANTS A_ SITUATIO: man, small tumily; one who perfectiy understands hot peries, hot and greenhouse piants, flowers, veae- 3 has unguestionadle references for hon- M.G., box 149 YOUNG MA) ood reference. JANTED—AN EXPERIENCED ADVANCE AGENT concert compan ress MANAGER, JUL. Heraid for a first cla: Apply tn person or NTED—A FEW STEADY, recommended, to drive business wagons, EDWARD D. BASSFORD, Cooper Institute. TED—AT KENNY'S OYS' 165 Elm st., a youn Apply after 10 'TED—AN AMERICAN ROY, ABOUT 15 YEARS furnishing store. Address, BY A MARRIED must be reliable. give first class es and stable and the Address JOHN, box 174 man, Well seguaint with groeers whe self generally us SOBER MEN, WELL cress PRODUCE, Herald office. T. STEWART & CO, WANT 10 FIRST CLA. « salesmen; also six aai those baving bad « city —A_ MARRIED pen for fine dreks goo rience need apply, w Broadway and Tenth strect. to open oysters and to wait on tab riety and capability. N_INTELLIGE As assistant bool-keeper, to make himse!f generally ueeful ; CL. Mat fi ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MAN OF | With reference, BOWERY, long experience in the care ot greenhouse pl ap frames; care of ge Of & gentie- MAN, FROM 16 TO 18 YEARS old, for outside ollice work. E. A. MORRISON, 87 Broadway. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO INTRODUCE A NEW patented article throughout the city, on commission. vo in family; 18 2 class reference, ‘ive good satiefaction, tre’ Flushing, L. I. RS SITUATION WANTED—RY A MAN ly understanding the raising 0: all kinda of f vezetables and flowere; also grape culture t fuil charge of a gentlemt ican furnish best referen on or address M. Kt, office of OOKKEEPER WANTED—IN A FANC : ad some experie ed. Address, etating references an box 178 Herald office, \LERK WANTED—-FOR A &USIC STORE the instrament busines: DISIIN, box 149 Herala 7 ANTED—ONE OR TWO GOOD MEN ON A SMALL farm; a good home and steady work; must un-eatand bles and ali farm work, office, New Canaan, Conn, ANTED—A RESPECTABLE ROY would wish to ried; has one ci ter and ability, C 235 Vearl st., for two dase. XARDNER’S ITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED F man, with a small family; has lad several years’ expe- and js thorough'y conversant with his hot andeo'd gre to keep books. Address for one ¥ GOODS SALESMAN WANTED.- APPLY AT 147 hing. honke:: wages 4 ner aeek iW "a5, ply ater Cclock. ee . gat Nap GOODS SALESMAN WANTED} ONE BUT ¥ apply at the Barlem Dry G Hmpdriuin, 3d av., corner 1200, ner ine CLERK WANTED.—A} from lasi employer; if eatisfact jon; stale terms, and to commence with rience in this country business in all {ts various departmont greenhouse and hothouse plants, tower and v nd all the practical workings of a gen- wy bOx 132 Morrisania, 7ANTED—A FEW GOOD MEN, WELL Pos’ the apholstery, parlor furniture, to travel on commils- sion for a latge whilesale factory, T. J 1195 Chystie st., New York. ANTED—A MAN IN REAU ESTATE AND AUCTION general usefulness; one who can deposit ive £12 per werk. DEMAREST, corner 3d ay, and 197th at. ANTED—A YOUNG MAN, FROM 18 TO 20 YEARS old, who understands driving and taking care of a one need anpiy who cannot give the best reference. Apply at SACKEIT’S grocery , 418 Spring st, try Bent. Address 5fa permanent siti Brook'yn Branch Herald oftice, WILL GIVE ANY PERSON § for me a steady position as c further particulars acdress J. W. R., Herald Branch office, NG MAN DESIRES A SI’ jad groom and drivel ug; best clty ur coun- ROTESTANT YOU Pardening; is strictly sobe: $25 WHO WILL OBTAIN rk or collector, $200 as security w: ITUATION WANTED. AN (MARRIED), b> gardener, wishes to go on a small farm. Address K. K., LESMEN WANTED—FOR THE LACE, HOs print and dress goods departments; nobe but those baring first class references need TUATION WANTED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, as vegetable gardener; no objection to taking care of a horse. Address 7, B., care Bridgeinan & Son, 876 broadway. STUART, 831 Broadway. LESMAN WA chant tailoring ence in trade; liperal cor jer who could ent vis ow TAILOR, Herald of ANTED-TWO DRY ¢ &@ thorongh Knowledge of Church ED~IN A FIRST CLASS MER- 'y moderate; punctuality an object. othing house; one who has infn- missions given; 2 guod chance for dere, Address MERCHANT SITUATION WANTED.-BY AN AMFRICAN PROTES- tant man, family small, as gardener; cen produce the best reterencea as to capablities aud cl J. McC., care of Alfred Bridgman, 876 Broadway. 117 Nassau at., office 22. 'ANTED--STRONG, ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, TO MAKE. himeelf generally useful in a furniture store; one in ‘business before preferred; references rei ‘wages. Address box 3 Madison lark Hotel ANTED—A BOY SHARP AS STEEL AND aslightning; one who writes a ame, address and reference. Aduress W. MULFORD » No. 5 Pine at. SALESMEN. APPLY qiired: toderate to JUN GILGAN, Sweeny's Hotel, between 7 and 8 = TUATION WANTED—AS VEGETABLE GARDENFR, ied man; fully under: box 164 Herald ofive. WANTED—AS ly understands bis busines ly recommended from mpbeli’s harness stor ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, AS COACH- man and groom, in the country; understands the ot horses thoroughly; best reference. is the care of a gen: ternan’s place orthy; vest revereuce. TANTED-IN A LACE STORE, A YOUN can dress lines, windows counters. Apply to WM. KI 'ANTED—AN EXPERIEN door, sash and 0) rence and experience, J. J. H., Herald ofice. 004, rapid hand; send COACHWAN, city oF country ; emp.oyers, Ad: ay. as alto two for parcel —THIRTY SMART AGENTS WANTED, tail three new articles, in city and ‘Nassau at., room 28, D SALESMAN IN THE diirese, with refe- to wholesale an ANTED~A FIRST CLASS SALESMAN, THOROUGH- ly acquatated with the cloak and shawl department. CART, #31 Broadway, : ONE THAT WRITES plain hand, quick and correct at f Address, with reference, box 4,lWy New York ADVERTISEMENTS, Z UNE ANNONCE POUR ETRE A —St Vous Av inserce dans le NEW YORK HERALD et que vous MITUATION WA demenrez dana le NERALD BRANCH OFFICE, No. 1 a nudessus de la Sime rue, gagner le temps. Ce bureau est le sen! autorise a recevoir des annonces, dane le baut de la ville, au meme prix Ouvert de butt heures du matin jusqu’e buit heares du soir. STED—BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, asvegetable gardener; understands the care of hurace knd cowe and of a gentleman's plac dest reference. Address M. 8, box iv5 Herald ide ia ville, vous ponvez Ia laisser au Broadway, trois de cette mantere is nuber, stenny and ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, Jesman or travel nishing or faucy goode house. we le bureau en chef, ing agent fn a wi TED—A RELIABLE SINGLE MAN, SCOTCH OR resale gente’ fur. ce rman, as plain gardener. Call at 47 Warren st, ‘Address T. N. W. DEMANDE—UNE BONNE POUR SOIGNER UN enfant de cing mols et comme femme de chambre fl ya deux dane la famille. S'acresser au 25 East 4 & TRES BUNNE CUISINIERE FRANCAISE, AVEC dea bonne references, desire se placer. Mme. FRAIDIER, 15 Time ANTED—A SITUATION IN A SHIPPING 0 peaks French ant Get Teferenees, Address J, L., Herald ANTED—A GARDENER AND COACHMAN, MAR- ried, without encumbrance, te Jersey. Apply to THOMAS K, AGN, a few miles in New , 28) Greenwied et. man; can furn ofce. ANTED—A ITUATION AB COACIMAN, BY A SIN. le Protestant man. with the beat of ans ce, Gall or'addrese, for tro days, 107 Weet o7tu sia) renee ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLA! dener ; undersianus bis busines: good city reference, Adress B. G., by: OUNS, MAN AS GE and palnt store; one with ustness preferred. Apply corner Futon lerk fo ap artin experience in th at., Brooklyn. AT AUCTION, UCTION SALE OF TOU ‘Thureday, March 36, at 10 et, near Fifth aven rtment of Parlor, Cham! Also a frame stable, ENOLD FURNITUR: O'clock A. M.y at 265 Thi Brookiyn, consistiny per and kitchea ANTED.—GOOD SALESMEN WILL BE married; no fam: 226 Herald oflice. — A LANDSCAPE GARDENER, quainted with the laying had experience. Address LAN ANTED-—AN INTELLIG a fair hand, In an office up town; one accuator jes; salary $3 at first. T YOUTH, WHO Wi EI iar iartana dhe SCALE, vox 16y Herala uf- TN RIN DEH@Re a GER, Anctioneer, sells this day, at 10 the entire Slock of the late Ht. ont $10,u00 worth of choice lomeatic Liquors, Wines, Champagnes rs ouly.’ By order of L, 8. el, comprising ED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY AN erican Mayried man one child), Address JAMES F, Academy, corner uth -AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN TO DO THE loor work, collecting & ‘One why) can deposit recur! charge of his duties may apply at 128 Greenwich ot. JANTED-IN & Loe A OuDg Man as genera clerk, bookkseping, Address j, baw 8,76" Poal oflee, NTEO—& SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN, years of age, in some wholesale or curm- or as au assistant In an_oilice renee. Address 0. J. ¥., bex 1 ANTED-TWO DRY gvod city refer- S Wasbington Kicing ‘and 6th av., for two days, of @ wholesale , In Lote to suit dea for the fatihfui die SUPERB NEW Houses corner 4\ty-third etreet, Nos. 40 and 48 Madl- rovement: bulit by Mr. John M., at 111 Broadway; terms MADISON AV MAN, BY AN ug through pres ar ED—A SITUATION AS Eng.mbman of prent experience; leavi OMMISSION HOUSE, A ith some knowleage of sigling age, references und eulery aon avenue; bave every Fettretch ; sale March 21 ITUATION AS groom in a private Call on or address A. Letween 23d and Sth ets, for iwo ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A PRACTICA dener, who thoroughly understand grapes tp hot avd cold vinertes; also the ouses, and the erowing an kinds of Fruits, flowers and veyet Vy w9. L,, 288 Weet st. COACHMAN AND very best city retercnces in the harness store DRIAN H, MULL RS’ 83 on avenue, ADRIAN H. MULLER, March 18, at_12 o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom, 1! Proaaway. Madison avenue. French roof high stoop brick Houee (with brown sane trim- mings) and Lot, situate on the northwest corner of Madison avenue and Forty: cvatalos all modern Improvement: diate pueseestun ; Lot 23.0380 ‘The firet class three SALESMEN; MUST ‘in ereinnd ther buatoese and he competent to dress ‘saitemen, Uniy twose with 12.155 Bromaway, Brookiyp, E. Dy house about 60 te Whe beet references Lend steam beater Ac. ; Imme- ables 5 ference, Hepes trah vest reference, Ap- 1 SALES AT AUUTLON, a Kh Oa CO A. WXOU, CAN, HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMEN | IN- + serted in the NEW YORK HERALD, and, if up gave time andexira expense by leaving it at the HEBAL! BRANCH ee ee 46 Brondway, three doors ‘Thirty-tiret street. "this is our only’ authorized uptown branch, and advertisements are received at odice rates. trot A.M. P. ery day in the year. (A>uisiateatons BALE ROAD ESTASLISHMENT OF THE LATE JAMES WATSON, By JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL, Auctioneers, THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), MARCH 16, at 11 o'clock, ‘at private stable, Forty-second strect, Tear of the private mansion’ (late residence of the deceased), 310 Madison avenue, New York, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell as above, by order of the administratrix and administrator of the eatate of the late JAMES WATSON, the entire contents of the stable above mentioned, and consisting of one of the most elegant and valuable Road Equipages ever owned in this country by rivat e gentleman, comprising tn part as follows, viz. 6 well known beautiful bay Horse CHAKLIE | GREEN, all black pointe, 15 bands 2 inches high, 9 years old, sired con of Vid Abdallah, dam a Bellfounder mare; he has trot. ted In pubiie fourteen times, winning easily eizht out of the fourteen, and in yest the others taking the second money; he had record Of 2:fliy; hae trotied in private in 2B; 18 sound, kind and true; is daily improving and one of the very best horses in the country. The bay Horse DAN, 15 bande 9 ches, 8 ycars old, by Vermont Hambletonian out of @ fuliblooded Messenger m: he has n ju blic: record, but can trot in 2:95; ia pure gailed, very stylish, one of the finest roadsterain the city, aud is sound, kind and t ‘he chestnut Mare LOLETO, by the Drew horse out of a thoronghbred mare, 15 hande 9 inches high, 6 years old; shows the best breeding; is very atyliah and handsome; has no saperior in double harness; haa trotted in 2:52; gives are Some of oer one of the finest and fastest mares in the country, and is perfectly sound, kind and true. Bay’ Horse PRED, 15 hands 2 inches high, 7 years: is by the Post Hambletonian outof American Star mare; veer avn driver; an all and, a traveller, and is very f: alt) he has no public recor but has trotted im 2:40 and can do better; is sound, kind an true, and is a tirst class gentleman's road horse. ‘Also TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS, TWO SLEIGHS, ROBES DELLS, & g c. SINGLE AND DOUBLE HARNESS” all wade to order by the very best oe makers; together with Blankets, Robes, Whips ‘and all the appurten- ances of a fi lass private gentleman's stable. ‘This will be one of the most attractive sales ever brought before an American public, and is wortby of the attention of every lover of the horse thronghout the whole country. ‘The whole are now and will be on exhibition at the stable ‘as above up to the time of DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.—TRUSTEES' sale of valuable improved property, on northeast cor- ner of Fifth avenue and East Fifteenth street, Enst Fifteenth street, Reade, Church, Dey, Fuiton, Gold and Ann streets, and Lots on northeast corner of Fifth avenue and Sixty-tirst street, opposite Central Park, Ninth aod Tenth ayenues and Ninery-aecond sireet, belonging to tbe estate of Daniel B. earliiz, deceased, ADRIAN H MULLER, P. R. WILKINS & CO. will cell at ppm Cn Tbursidey, ae 16, ey ne Pag at the bx- Change Salesroom Ill’ Broadway, by order of the. trustees, finder the will of b. B. Fearing, deceased: Filth avenues, The lot of Land, with the three story French roof brick House thereon, situate on the northeasi corner of Fifth ave- nue and Fifteenth street, known as No. 73 Fifth avenue; lot 89.9x100 feet. East Fifteenth street.—One lot on north side of East Fifteenth street, adjoining the last described premise: together with the two story brick stable thereon ; lot 25x1( feet. Reade and Church sireets.—The four story brick Store and Lot situate on northeast corner of Church and Reade streets, and known as No. &3 Reade street. Fulton, Gold and Ann streets.-The valuable Property situate on the north- westerly corner of Fulton and Gold streets, extending to Ann street, Known as No. 81 Fulton street, and Not and 59 Gold street. Dey street.—vhe first clase marble front Store Ey on Ses ath side of Dey street, near Broadway, and nown as No. 9 Fifth avenue.- -Two Lots, northeast corner of Fifth avenue and Sixty-first street. Siaty-first street,—Two Lots on north side ot Sixty-frst street, adjoining the last described property on the rea: Ninth avenue.—Four Lots, southwest corner of Ninth ai nue and ty second street ¢ Tenth avenue.—The Plot of Land bounded by the old line of Broadway, north line of Ninety-second street, west line of Tenth avenue and Jauncey lane. Terms.—Sixty per cent may remain on bond and mort- Ffape at the ofice of the auctioncers, No. 7 Pine street, UCTION NOTICE. A WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, at be o'clock, REGULAR VREKLY SALE of BOOTS AND SHO} Wo CASES ‘ASE! FRESH AND DESIKABLE GUODS, DIRECT FROM ‘CITY AND EASTERN MANUFACTURERS, including fnll lines of {ne goods, manufactured expressly for first class city rotail trade. Catalogues ready gnd goods on exhibition on morning of sale. WM, TOPPING & CO., Auctioneers, 183 Chureh street, A VERY’S COLLECTION AA of OIL PAINTINGS, OBJECTS OF ART, ANTIQUES, Xe., to be sold at auction on acconnt of his departure for Lurope, embracing many new and valuable t’aintings by cele- brated American and foreign artiste not belore offered for ‘Tie will afford a rare opportunity to our collectors for pro- curing choice examples of Art. Ashas been the custom in Mr. Avery's former sales, there will be no reservation what- ever, and many things, as is always the case, will doubtless be sold much below their ne. EXMIBITION NOW OPEN every day and evening at the SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY, 82 Fifth avenue, until time of sale, Monday and Tuesday evehlngs, March 20 ‘aud al, at 7 precisely. . SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer. ARGH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. ‘Office and salesroom 47 Nassad street, opposite the Post ofiice. GENTFEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, _ REMOVED TO THE STORE FOR CONVENIENCE OF SALE, JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will sell on Thu 1036 o'clock, at their ealesronn, 37 Nassau street, a sortment of Household Furniture, in fine order. Hay, at ge Bee Consisting im part of carved walnut Bedroom Suits, ainted and enamelied Suits, with marble tops; Wardrobes, Dressing Bureaus, Iedatcats, Iron. Bedetenis, Bedding, Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and W’itlows ; Sheets, Pillow Cases, Towelling, Parlor Suits, Extension Tables, Ri lining Chairs, Brocatei and Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Tollet Bete, Tea and Diener Seta, Ornaments, &c. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF KITCHEN FURNITURE, Refrigerators, Tables and Chairs, Oilcloths, Meat Safes, Tin, Iron, Wooden and Glasa Ware, Crockery, OFFICE FURNITURE, Sitting and Standing Desks, Counters, Iron Railing, Cocoa Matting, Office Tables, Revoiving Chairs, High Stools, Coun- ter Cases, Counter Case 16 feet long. RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. A nice and aniesioom 7 Nuxsau street, opposite Post otler, running throngh to Liberty street. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL'S AUCTION HOUSE, the oldest and best stand in the city, being near the money centre, ‘@ most crowded thorourhtare, our sales always command a large company of firet clxsa buyers, THOSE HAVING GOODS OR MERCHANDISE OF ANY description to dispore of will always find ready sales by aend- to our auction roome. AT PRIVATE RESIDENCES OF PARTIES declining housekeeping we give personal and special attention to sales, ard our long experience in this line enables us to cuarantes entire satisfaction. LBERT B. WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, Salesrooms 108 Liberty and 111 Cedar'strects. Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, THIS DAY, at 1034 o'clock. WALDRON & COOKE will sell, 23 above, a (ine assortment of second band and new goods, including Parlor and Library Suits, Chamber Suits, Rookcases, Buffets, Wardrobe, Bruseels aad Ingrain Carpets, xtension anc ining Ts Bedroom and Drawing RoomsChaire, Spring, Hatr and other Mattresses, Griental Lounges and Chairs, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Crockery, Glass, China, Stalr Carbets and Druzkets, m1 ts, Enamelled Chamber Su Cutlery, Plated Ware, & Clocks, Bedding, Carpets —EDWIN NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER. . Large and rich ee Furniture sale, A rare opportunity for housokeepers: sieaemasdass? Parties Wahing frat class furniture. Tho largest sale of the season. Over $29,000 worth ‘and over 90 lots magnificent and costly Househola Furniture, at public auction, This day (WEDNESDAY). March 15, at 19; o'clock, At the elegant five atory private residence No. 12 East Tenth stree', betweenBroad way Sixth avenue, near University lace—Magnilicent rosewood Pianoforie, eight rieh and jatest styles gilded and walnut Parlor Suits, Cabinete, bois de rose, “Etageres, Bookeases, Tables, Turkish Chair Lounges, Mirrors, Curtairs, Carpets, Paintings, Bronz Vases. Statuary, rorewood and walnut Chamber Suits, style of uals XIV.: Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Bolsters, Pillows, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Com- modes, Wardrobes, Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, Rockers, walnut Sideboard, Extension Table, Dining. Chairs; Servants’ and Kitchen Furniture, &c. Sale positive. Reliable men in attendance to cart or pack goods for purchasers at reason- able charges. UCTION NOTI A THURSDAY, MARCH 16, «at 11 o'clock, LARGE AND IMPORTANT SPHING TRADE SALE ° MEN'S AND BOYS! SOFT AND STRAW HATS, oomprissy; SKVEN HUNDRED CASES mediom to very fine Brosh, Fur, Feit and Wool Hats, and Panama, Leghorn, Sennet, Canton and Palm Leaf Hate. Also FULL LINES oF Bab ad ane MISSES’ SHADES, atest spring styles. LADIES! AND MISSES EW shrine STYLES ATS, ‘conalating of 15 cases Ladies’ choice spring migle Trimmed Hats, 100 cases Laaies’ and Misses’ choice Milan, Peddie, dc., in the new spring ahapes of Gypsies, Florence, Viola, Art- egent, Adelaide, Beatrice, &c. ° forming a very fine assortment of fresh and at- tractive goods, to which the spect twention of out of town and cit gtd ae Catalogues and gosta now a WM. PI CO., Auctions Me TOPPING & $0"1gu Church street, will sel it « Inesday jock, AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 10 WEST CMIRTY.SIXTH STREET, CORNER SIXTH AVENUE, to entire see ‘Furniture contained in 14 roome in said ouse, compra CHAMBER, PARLOR AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE, with Beds and Bedding, Looking Glasses, Curtains, ensils, &c., ac. Catalogue at sale. The above rniture is very desirable for housekeeping and the trade generally, Dealers and the public invited. UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNI- ture sale, LU KE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will sell at rosidence 11 West Twenty-reventh street, near Sixth ave- nue, 400 lots, by catalogue, this day (Wednesday, commenc- ing at 1034 o'clock Elegant Parlor ts, rep Suits, brilliant anit powerft toned 74 octave rosewood Planoforte, Mirrors, Oil Patotings, Ftageres, Bronzes, Lace Curtains, Centre Ta Dies, Clocks, ‘Ornaments, Ac. ; Velvet and. Brussels Carpets, Hedroom Suite in rosewood and walnut, Hair Heda, Pillows, Hedsteads, Bureaus, Wasbstands, Lounges and’ Turkish Chajra, Bedaing, &e.; Dining Koom Suits, Extension Table, Bullet, Silverware, Olassware, Spoons, Cas. ters, Urne, Chairs, ke. L tare, in lots to suit, The who! K HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1871—TRIPLE SHEET. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, ‘ANTRD—BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG MARRIED gen; Yen carctul driver; best eliy Feferenge. Cal om ; fv careful driver: 4 W. Mi. My 15 Saat Seth ete TO eee ww rnneyne SALES AT AU! WWNBRORER'S G4L8. JOHN MORTIMER. 1h Bact shoiee octet bak, bine loth alking kone able Ret 2 ane jarments. rath aa A aay Sheets, Bhirts, Spronday he: a, Pilows and otter valued & e, bey the attention of dealers, i, SALES AT AUCTION. “ALLEN 8, MINER, AUCTIONEER B L MINER & BROTHE| A late HENRY H, LEEDS & MINE Salesroo: fs Ghanian and 7 Reade atrocts. Leous Art Galleries, Nos. aun a 12 Hronaway, ‘southwest corner Tw pit ctctook, Pi oat sesreaass Hom ee Chambers and 77 Sale of bankrupt stock of first class Wines, Li onsks, eases, demijonne ‘and bottl onstatiag of mulated elections of years ot one of the oldest houses in the fanaa ei ites, buggi te, cena, | aha Tries; ‘old ‘white , Maderlay, Hocks, ‘Clarets,’ Chatmpagnen, old. Hennessey, : ets, Otard, Finet, Cast: a y Brand! —FURI- Scotch, Tat sag eee ks ese, ape COREE Brandiety | PARTIES DECLINING | HOUSEKEEPING —FURI. AWNBROKER'S SALE._THIS 0 P. putin, will ant, 08 New apa, PA Tota Mens 1d Wi a Cl ice aig Womens (lata, lankely "gull, Pulgwn, he by ture, Carpets, Bedding, &c., mission at Grenada and ‘Antigua Rum. All goods fully guaranteed, ite ala rer, cent above giciion or eae We 8. i i. § THURSDAY, MARCH 16, Sroawie: soda we: en same residence No, 25 East Fourteenth street, between avenue and Union square, OTK cemerg Verena ana Hemme aan | Fenn on rnb dean HE rarpets, rosew 00 im | ~ Wil sell, this ea , atl o'clock, at 664 Broad brocatel, plush and repa; rich Curtains and Lambrequine to | wayriie glock, an istures of; wine rooms couating. ef End Bide Tablee omewoed tevew oeuare Hace the marers | Oouaue, Sheiving, Meturen, Hagges, Le. rtangee. Fosewood and biack wainut Bodstenda, Hareaus, a;tmolveca: Le aha - Glace, Lounges and Chairs en suite; best hair’ Mattresses, feather ‘and Pillows, marbleand bronze Clocks and DINGER, ADOTIONRRE Haniel Qamenie eooned mere omar aergaaee | Sy BLS NGNS O00 Extension Table and Chairs, plush fuit and Curtains 10 Auctioneers and Brokers in Real Estate, Loans, mateh, Clock and Mantel Oraaments, China Dinner and Tea ere onda and Mortgages. Service, Sliver Plated and Giags Ware, Cutlery, Kitchen page= i mummuinrn AY, MARCH 18, Partition eale on Saturday, March 18, 1871, at 18 o'clock, on Sales the premises, valuable property at Fordham, N. ¥,_ Supreme entett falesroome, 96 Chambers and 77 Reade stress | | Court—John B. Haskin against Joba Buasiog. ‘Three new 2 5 frale com, | 8nd convenient Dwelling Houses, stables, improvements; UTS eee, RoR for Convenience of sale, com- | Plots and fourteen Lots fronting on Central aventis, opposite rising Carpets, Mirrors, Parlor, Dining, Bedroom and Li- | Episcopal church, ‘Seventy pes cent may reraain’on mort, Brary Suite, rosgwoud Pianos. Phrucular in tive, diet fomabeninn hamaeai bares TUESDAY, 31, WEDNESDAY, 22, AND THURSDAY, ee : Mare! at the Union Place Hotel, southwest corner Broadway and | @ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.—MARSHAL'S BALE OF Fourteenth street, Union square, commencing S. Shirts, Drawers, Furnishing Goods and ready made fat 1034 o'clock each day, Clothing, &c. On Thursday, March 16, at 1035 o'clock, at No. the entire Furnitnre of above wall known hotel, without re | 13 Bowery, the entire f Clothing, consiating of Shirts, serve, as the building is'to be altered, comprising about 15y | Drawers, Neoktes, Collars, Cuifs, tlandkerchiefs, &c. Also rooms, all of which is In tine order and consiste of rosewood, | Sarge lot of ready made Clothing. To be gold in iota to black walnut and m: hogany Parlor, Bedroom and Dining a oy and country dealera, By order of 8, Schiele, City Room Furniture, the principal ‘of which was made to jarebal. order by Newhouse and other veal city maxers; Velvet, Brus- sels and ‘Carpets in fine order M, WITTERS, AUOTIONEER—SELLS THIS DAY, AT Mirrors, in gilt and black waluut frames of the best French | _} 20’ eigek at Canal street, all the genteel Parlor, plate for mant piers and ovals, in great variety of size; | Chamber, Dining and Kitchen Furn! te., of @ rosewood Piano, by Worcester, in finc order; eiik, brocatel house. ‘Three or four Parlor Suits, French Plate Pier and cloth Curtains and Lambrequing, Mattresses aud Bed- ding, all of best hair, made To order for double, three-quare ibe walnut, mahogany and tnamelied Chamber ter and single beds; also combined Spring and Hair Mat- air Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bedding; China, dines tresses, Bl: juilts, Counterpanes, ‘Sheets, Pillow | 94 Silverware: crepes, Bookeasee, Lounges; Easy, Rock- Cases, To ins and other Lines. in variety, with | {0g and other Chairs; Stoves; 80 or 4) fine second hand Car- Chamber Crockely; also Dining Room Furuiture, Silver. | pets, Ollclotha; lot of good Furniture, Xc., from a store- intel Mirrors, Lace Ourtaina: Centre, pane and Tea onwe on Sixth Iso one crate of Crockery Ware; er Gas Fisinres in vancly. nee? one and Glass Ware, | 110800 to OW Chairs. Good lot for dealersand others, Wines and Liquors, an aseortment of first quality, selected a = expressly and consisting of Brandy, Rum, Gin, Sherrie: “HOUSES, ROOMS, WA eave Fort an atetre. Ch te et Heck, of, S00 vintages, wih HOUSES, ROOMS, &C-» WANTED. jar and Bar Fixtures and other contents of Barroom, * oR Al Kucnen Furniture and Utenaiia and Laundry Furnitare, | A,” keua hive NEW YORE HABALB andy easton Unclaimed Baggage.—A quantity of Trunks and Baggage, for | Save time and extra ex] by leaving it'at the HERALD. account of whom it may concern, to pay charges, all of | BRANCH OFFICE, (348 Broadway, ‘three doore above Which will be sold without reserve, as above. Thirty-fret street. “This ts our only authorized uptown THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, MARCH 28 and ¥, | branch, aod advertisements are received at oilce “rates. AT THE “LEEDS ART GALLERIES,” trom 8 A, M. til 8 P, M. every day in the year, fine Collection of imo on On Paintings: iaing choi a & fine Collection of modern Oil Paintings, comprising choice “WANTED TO RENT, BY A YOUNG MARRIED and valuable works of the French and Belgian schools, just | A | pine tor obe year froin May I JOUR MARRIED: cation, between Thirty-fourth strect and the Park, at a mod- received aud never before exhibited. 0 an invoice of original Works of Art, of the modern Italian bod Tent. Address, with particulars, D. W., box 785 Pow poocend hm Prasd R page Uso ay Rome, oan and > —o — Florence, er with a number of merican Picture: a + y e Comprising the intel! vrofuetiona of our turvriteresiven FOUR STORY FULL SIZED HOUSE, WANTED TO QF for artists, consigned direct from their studios, Will be on ex- | dies and thinte-hith aud Forty-einun street; BLOW per yea: hibition on and after Saturday, 16h inst, FRANK G, & DAVISON BROWN, to ‘Brosdway. JON NOTICE.—BOOTS AND SHOES. ae COMGAMORL A. WOODWARD, auctoneer. RE ee ee ee eee ae By CHARLES C. WARREN, 63 and 68 Reade street, Fgh avenue; seo parte. cf, Hotmesice Ties £49 TaIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), March 15, at 10g o'slock, Apply to W. Oc SHIPMAN, 267 Broadwayy " LADY AND DAUGHTER WISH THREL OR FOUR ie “a oyerlaaranae' iepserigelragedngeen, Roomny sutable for, houkckeeping, wath a, dentra ON THURSDAY, March 16, at 1074 o'clock, family, in the upper part of the eity, accessible by street care; BOOTS, SHOKS, BROGANS, BALMORALS, GAITERS, trate: ngiven and roguired, Ad- FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES ‘AND UPWARDS, s ‘ost orlice, REGULAR AUCTION. SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES GENTLEMAN OF RESPONSIBILITY WISHES A TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS, Floor of four oF five rooms, unfurnished, in a respect- O os 5 | able locality, for housekeeping. Will pay from $300 to 3600. CHARLES C. WABHEN, 06 and 68 Heade cirect._ | $04 locality, for housekeeping, |W particulars ua to rent, Ac. ENJ. P, FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER, Address F, B., box 11S Herald ofice. Pe aie ere N AMERICAN COUPLE, WITHOUT CHILDREN eran want one 01 two Rooms, furnished for housekeepi B. P. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER, rice must be moderate. Address, etating terms and loca: will sell at public auction on Thureday, the 1th day of reh, | Hon, box 222 Herald office. Isi1, at 12 M., atthe Me chants’ Exchange Salesrooms, ja the | ~~ > WIT ONT GIHLD-RIGHT YEARS Buyer Rework unterineukeeton cf Timmastnirence | A WIDOW LADY, WITT ONE CITED, E(Gitr YEARS referee, the delightfully sitatoa Country Resitence of the late | famer's hone, aomesshere aiong the Hudson. Address Mice. Fodge eh eae eee SMITH, 897 Allantic street, Brookly: situated on the Hudzon river, about three mites north of Bar | 715n a : OR A GENTLEMAN, WS WIFE, INFANT AND zytown, Dota Cer ane Coesearas abo nurge, three of four tarnished Rooms, for Tight house- ni private family; will engage for ons year or more tory; references exchanged, Address M. BYRD, tel, Canal street, New Yors city. NISHED AND UNFURNISHED HOUSES WANTED for first class tenants, Parties wishing to reut wii NEAY, No. 1 Upon the premises is a large mansion, porter’s lodge, farm mee houte, barns, greenhouse, and the usual’ appurtenances of = | if ¥al gentieman's residence. jarie Tne grounds are handsomely Inid out in delds and lawns, Fe adorned with shrubbery and vines and fruit, ornamental and magnilicent forest trees, ‘The piace Is conceeded to be one of the fluest park-like resi- | fine street “Por turner’ parilcnl ly to THOMAS LAWRENCE, ars sel SA chepanenigy 1k Aad sei ‘OUSE WANTED.—TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF referee, 183 Nassau street, New York, eves. WAlires alory brick House. with water ad gee, 3. W, BELL please send particulars to ofice of A. JUU! between Houston and Canal streets, near Bowery. Address, MPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER, 3, GOTTSCHO RO., 64 Lis- selis ihis day, 1 o'clock, in lots, at No.3 Tryon row, | Wit Paricuars and price, C. GORTSCHY & BI apposite ty Hall gatire elegant Fiatures, Furniture, Dining at Saloon, Restaurant, marble top Oyster Counter, tne Bar 7 2 A LARGE HOUSE, FURNISHED Counter, wainnt Tables. 24 Chairs, Epgravings, superior large WANE 20 eS Reena apne me eae CoBeo Urn, Linen, Mirror, Crockery, tine Kange, Lamps, | strect. Address MERWIN, box 3,423 Post ollice, Kitchon Utensils, &e. E J. C NE BEST LOCATED OFFICE THE CITY FOR Beh oe Seo neiaes toate Eee renting east eile property.—Wanted to let, private thie day, at 10 o'eiock, epee ae reat family, nna op: Burean, Washatands, Mitrors, Tablom, a anaes ie netee roe eon ¢ Srattrense . ing, fine Coo ox ave,” Crockery, atone’ french eal, Beal) 401 Fourth avenne, corner Twenty elghta streat, ‘GRA SMALL FAS iE LOWER steads, marble top Tables, Kitchen Utensile, Ac. Buyers in- V TANTED. vited. sy (en atlas ANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOM and Att Guliery, 521 Broadway, ATTRACTIVE SALE OF ELEGANT FLORENTINE MAR. private House, containing all modern improve- not abore Thiruicth street, between Second nues. Address J. 3., care of Wm. Sachae, 783 part SES, Waste. -BY A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIL- Tazzas, Pedestals, Alabaater Statuettes, Groups, &c. dren, a sinall House, handsomely furnished or unfur- DANIEL ‘A. MATHEWS will sell at auction on nished, between Fourth and Sixth avenues and Fourteenth THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March 17 and 18, at Il o'clock A. | and Thirly-fourth streets. Address, with full particulars, ‘M. and 734 P. M., at NO CHILDIE, MATHEWS! AUCTION ROOMS, 631 BROADWAY, Oe ee ee ee St, Nicholas Hotel Building, large assortment of heabore, | WANTED BY THREE ADULTS, A FLOOR IN PRI- Just landed from Italy. Lnuirely new designs and of exquk. vate house; reut #25 to 43) per month; references ex- site workmanship. Catalogues and goods ready for exami- | changed. Aduress 11., box 233 Herald ollice. nation early on mornil if sale. — NTED—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, IN GOOD order, about 10 rooms; location below Thirty-sixth ANIEL A. MATHEWS BEGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT his SECOND SALE OF PAINTINGS, street; rent not to exceed $1,000. Address C. M. B., Herald CMUBISHINGUISHED FUROPEAN AND AMERICAN | “CE: ARTISTS, ge rANTED-FOR A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, A viz. :—Achenbach, Gudin, Heerev, Toussaint, Lachenevitz, Flat of six or ht rooms, not over stores untess with borhond must be good: will pay from J. PATTEN, Herald office. Carl Hoff, Jacobsen, Araz, Thelen, Geselabapp, Lelnweber, | private entrance; nel Adloff, M. FH: de faa ng, Cranes Pope, Sommer, W: | ¥E00t0 ¥1,0N. Adbre ‘fy, Matuews, Wiice, Fairman, Gay and others equally as well | —~ soa " Known, wil'take place at hig. J WANTED |A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HIGH NEW ART GALLERY, 521 BROADWAY. stoop House, 23 to 25-feet wide, near Fifth avenue and St Nicholas Hotel Building, on' TUESDAY and WEDNES- | above Fordeth street, weil nisbed. ‘Address, with number DAY EVENINGS, March fd and 15: at 8 o'clock. and parile H. P. G., box 337 New York Host oillee. OW ON EXHIBITION. -— Seer rane WASTED-A RETAIL AND PRESCRIPTION DRUG DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. Store, inthe conntry or city. Address, stating par- MORTGAGE SALE OF t ‘box 470 Post office, M SUPERB CABINET FURNITURE, — a By EDWARD SCHENCK, commencing this day (\Vednes- TANTED--FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEP- day), March 15, at 11 o'clock, at 60 Liberty street.’ A superb ing, in a respectable neighbornood. Address A. G. B., ee eee Preeti fo CS (3 Seas amakers: | box 126 Herald | ptown Branchvotlice, stating terms. viz. Elegant Parior and Drawing Sults, in Pompadour an been heel epaeneee ear Ottier unique styles, covered in’ eatin and. brocatel; Library ANTED-A LARGE HOUSE, PARTIALLY FUR. and Dining Suits, in fine terry, reps and’ leather nisned, where & part of the rent is taken in board or Chamber Suits of the most modern'and richest styles of | rooms; location central. Address for three days REASON- black walnut; French iniaid marqueterie, and other styles; | ABLE, box Ive Herald olfer. "brary an: lal! Furniture, in every style; Lounges, Cabi- . CRAs nets, Jaruiniers, Pedestais €e. The furniture of the first WASTED. BY A SNALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, WITH sale'Is now on exhibition, Purcbasers can have their furni- Satisfactory references, a Part of a House, beluw ture stcred until the Ist of May free of charge, or can have ft | Twentieth street; west side preferred. Address, giving tall boxed and shipped at a moderate charge. particulars, L. L. W., Herald oftice, M. PETTINGER, AUCTIONSER, WILL SELL ON ‘ANTED—PART OF HOUSE, FOR HOUSEKEEPING, Mi. ‘Thursday, March 16, at 10 o'clock, A. M., corner by a small, responsible family of three persons; about Eighth avenue and Fourteenth street, misceliancous lots of | five or six rooms, unfurnished Furniture for storage. walk of Uni are, D. jddletown, 'N. location within ten minute duress H CE, 860 ai (OR SALE—AT AUCTION, MARCH 18, AT 9 P.¥., A ANTED: EL LITY, A SUITE OF : from four to Gve Reoms, for a small family, by the let ee sols tat Pest aitee; shot tetidioen, ebanaswes | of April, Address 1, K., Herald odes, ki church, schools and’ Post oie of choice fruite, well watered, fine building site. Apply to JACOB PRICE, Green Viliage, WARTED-TO | REST OR PURCHASE, A STORP, with Dwelling, in a growing town, within 25 miles of YEO. G. HAYDOCK, AUCTIONEER. New York. Address W. CLARKE, 79 Broadway, Brooklyn. Avietion Notice. . 3 ¥ nL 7. J ANTED—APRIL 1, BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, : : for light housekeeping: y i crates Earthenware, damaged on the voyage, ___ | OF our preferred terms not to. exceed O04 per month’ ref ENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER. erences exchanged. Address ECONOMY, Herald offic cI TANTED--AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, OR PAR- OSucnen A tially furnisbed, in a desirable focally, where the NTIN owner will board for the reat and allow other bourders to be ae taken, Address M. ‘ox 119 Herald office. = WANTED 2Y A YOUN) GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, v) T an Floor, wnfuruis! wi m for serys THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), HARCH 16, location Wenired in pelghbor ot OF Browiway and El teenth street if posable, or on stage or car route runuiny AT HALF-PAST 10 O'CLOCK, hear thin point nnd Wt'too (ar up town. Addrows N. 8. FS BY ORDER OF @. & 8, HEYMAN, No.7 East Bigutesnta meet ‘i :, NO. oy j VV ANTED--PART OF A HOUSE, WITH MODERN IM 2 oe esas ‘W'irovements: between Fourteenth and. twenty-sixth NORTHWEST CORNER THIRTY-THIRD STREET, | streets, west of Sixth avenue, A small, respect family nay Fecure an agreeable neighbor and ‘aod tenant by. nce of stock of rich Parlor, oo 1g, with rent, &e, comprising thelr entire URTON, box 183 Herald Uptown Chamber, Library and Dining Room Suits, in rosewood, E FOURTEENTH AND THIR- straeta and Third and Ninth avenues, a Second , suitable for houseceep! ng. of not Jess than five rooms, Address, stating terms, 8. SAUNDERS, station B, walnut and oak, in every possible description of finish; rose- wood and walnut Etageres, Bookcases, Cabinets, Escre- toires, Music Stands, Pede: Lounges, Easy Chairs, fine Be Wea by Pech" Ra Toe at Besck oat c. a 0, 5 ANTED.-FURNITURE, FOR A GENTLEMAN'S STORED T NTIS MAY A withoUT WYooum Addrese J. Gs" bor Iii Herald Uptown Branc Easels, Armotres-a-Giace, * . ung Hale ana spring Mac. | \WANTED-AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, FOR A couple. Address J. C., Herald office, EXTRA CHARGE, IF DESIRED. office. - AUCTION ANTED.-IMMEDIATELY, OR FROM MAY 1, A ad BOAT Sate MA EOH 1, W first clase soprano for Holy Trinity church, Brooklyn at lotclock, at the auction rooms, No. 1 North William | Heights. Apply by letter to 8, B. WHITELEY, 80 Henry Gres, a general assortment of Parlor, Bedroom, Dining | street, Brook!yn, enclosing references, itchen Farniture, Office Deal re - Steere THURSDAY, MARCH ie, Vy ANTED TO RENT—FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS, at 10 o'clock, in the village of Westchester, the entire Furn!- ‘afarnished country Restdence, with good stable, on ture of the Cleary Hotel, consiating of Parlor, Bedroom, | the New Haven Railroad, between Portchester and Norwalk. Dining Room ana ar Room Furniture, Address, stating terme, ac., J. M., box 8,327 New York l'ost SATURDAY, MARCH 17, offlee. at Il o'clock, at the foot of Thirty-eighth street, North river, the ferryboat Seneca, ker Tackel, Furniture, &¢. “YVANTED TO RENT—A LOFT OR BASEMENT, WITH SATURDAY, MARCH 1h, fall, for manufacturing purposes, where a amall steam at the auction rooms, Housebold Furniture. Every attention | pojler can be used, below Canal street and west side pre- paid to sales of Household Furojture at the private residences | ferred, Adress room 13, 31 Broadway. Of famiilen declining houseXeeping. —— a eee Morse mart corner Fi’th avenue and For' ANTED TO RENT OR BUY—A GOOD COUNTRY Sie ~. Tavern. Address, with particulars, BUSINESS, Hil- JAG08 ROGART, AUCTIONERR. ; i) pene : By virtue of an execution I will expose for sale at public anctlon, on Wednesday, the 16th day of March, 1871, at the ANTED TO RENT—FOR ONE YEAR FROM MAY stable of Wm. Headdings, corner of 129th street aud’ Third cely furvithed House, In good nelzhborhond, be. avenne, at 10 o'clock m the forenoon, goa aad Seventh avenues and Twentieth ‘and One double set of Harnes Earsur the sroperiy: best ut Forezdoce givens rent 81,000%00 . care of the proper ent vl a ; o 1 }OHN R. FARRINGTON, Marsh: 3,000, Adzets funnestatery, giving price and location, Dox See Jo | Sb Jost exter. D TY, AUCTIONBER, SALESROOMS | 79 | 08 oN treet, will rell on qpuredey March 16, at 1074 ANTE o'clock, at the private residence No. 6 Mitchell place, Ei V Forty-pinth street, sixth door from First avenue, genteel Household Furniture, cont ating of rosewood seren octave Pianoforte, nearly new; the Parlor, Chamber and Dinin, Room Farniture, in walnut and oak; Brocatel and Lace ¢ Tr RENT—A SMALL HOUSE, FROM $1,500 t> $2,000; smell famiy. Security given if desired, NERCHANT, box 104 Herald Uptown Branch office, ways tains, Brasscla and Ingrain Carpets, fine Feather Keds, Bol- ray Kets, Sheets, Linen, Wheeler & | c~~~ wes Wilson Sewing Machine, Mirrors, Mattrenses, Cina, Crock D ERY OF DOCKS, NUS, 146 AND 948 BROAD. y and all Kitchen Uten , With Ww York, Merch 10), 347 at sale, TO TURS, commence. Cataloy — Sealed propoaeis wi to highest bidder. " Sale posit! M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER. - BY Wire thie day, at. the salcerooma, 79 Nassau street, At 1034 o'clock, clegaut Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Furniture; Brussels and Ingraih Carpets, large Mirrors, curk ed bair Mattresses, Beds and Bodding, Bookcases, Writing Desks, Oilce Furniture, Counters, China, Crockerv, Gas Fix: tures, Ke. Sale without reserve, 1 at this oftoe until Thars- withia BROKER'S SALE—WATCHES AND SRWEL- | day, the Ven J: AT UAMES AGA Auctioneer will sell on Thuraday, | thriy daye, 9 New Itowery nt 10% o'clock, 500 lots of Gold ana Siiver | blocks uf tke © J tches, Chains, Diamond Rings, Pins and Earrings, Brace. | rly eet ‘a cept’ 0, jow water, » Necklaces, Opera Glassea, Gunny Pat Ce 3 a bad ei reserves ‘ho right to reyect any or all Didsy Bi ohn J. Levy, 4 orde! are, uments, Fancy Good» v order ‘Ys Y 5. v1 nm, : of tid &: ‘po iF ay-n nth etreet, Nort