The New York Herald Newspaper, February 22, 1873, Page 2

T FOR BUSINESS P PURPOSES. ARE CHANCE F FOR A A MERCHANT’ TAILOR.—PART Fourth avenue, near Cooper aa D., station D, TEAM POWER AND LOFTS TO RENT—IN ANN, Willlam, J oreen. Peenkises, Fone. 8 ruce, io in ‘AM POWER COMPANY, a. SVARDERS WANTED, \CCOMMODATED ‘0 GI NTLE MEN CAN “BEA A On Two GENTLE with oF ri tae bepak- Roo vt of a Store to le! near Le: rences ca teat BLOC! CLARENDON HOTE! inane 114 East Niieteenth street. furnished second story (connecting) na le Room, with Board ; references exc ‘hurch and Vese: Apply to the NEW YORK 8! street. ¥ large and sing! “FURNISHED aa ag APARTMENTS 23°y “Hog, on win na a | anuly turned Parlor Floor “or” oom on second oor; fa ie Lk SACS ia 3] PARK AVENUE.—TO LET, FOR GENTLEMAN, fine farnished Room ; , smait pees family ; Bom: Bent oleae ‘necommortations; QTEAM POWER TO RENT—ONE ROOM, 60X80 vapr, with light on all sides, ver, workers: Possession at once. SMALL, 156 } Bank street. TEAM POWER a. cae an WELL LIGHTED 25x50, 76x36, 1, and Basement. 25x50, Apply to NORRIS & MILLER, | 229 E WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE, Rooms, with frst class Board, for single gentlemen. No. 7 West Twenty-ninth street. 1D FLOOR, RICHLY FURNISHED, CAN BE HAD family, oy ex Board; FURNISHED desirable for wood pply to NICHOLS & jJocation near leralad Uptown Branien oftice, 1 A comMoprous pigsrt OF THREE moderate terms, oat 5 Fifth avenue. LET—FROM ONE TO 50 HORSE, of various sizes. Apply on 137 Elin street, WITH Pont eYRE AL WELL- TO with well lighted Room the premises to HAL STEAM POWER TO Li lighted Rooms, various sizes; ste: amount of power; also one pone ‘ive Storles, see i from South ferry. Aj TON, 44 State street, ONE FLOOR To LET, 86X44; EX- ; steam elevator; jbalaned of building ae seventh street, STORE TO LET—IN BUILDING 74 NASSAU STREET. Vv Apply to J. 0, BROWN, 76 Nassau street. XTH AVENUE HOUSE TO LET—FINE STORE, > plate glass front, good location, west sti Address, stating business, C. pan Branch oflice, 1,265 Broadway. 10 LEF—OFFICE. IN TRINITY to NEAVIE & LEVY, Penn Works, Philadelphga. 0 LET—WITH STEAM POWER, THE FINE FIVE story Buildings Nos. Il and 143 Seventh avenue: first class tenant rent willbe moderate. HARDY, on premises, 10 LET—A PACKING HOUSE, WITI FIXTURES, NO. yekom street, near Court, Brookly —A LARGE BA suitable tor storag ‘LET-IN THE NINTH WARD, 2 of aa House, 30X75; has boon used asa Racine fac- NEWKIRK, 15 Downing street. — LET—THE SPACIOUS STORE. 25x75 feet, of the tour story building teenth street, next to the corner of Rithiey, VALENTINE, 34 Burling slip, up stairs, 0 ‘LET—STORE 226 PEARL STREET. __24 West Twenty-sixth street, before ior after % 2 ALI, THE LOFTS OF MARBLE STORE mibers street; size 25 by 75; rent low. RK, 212 Pearl sirect, O LET—AT MODERATE RENTS, STORE 76 SOUTH Fifth avenue, near Houston street; x Broadway and Lispenard. ‘51 Lispenard street, te tab ly located « double hou: EEK; $1 9) PER DAY. cA. ) sant Rooms, w Mf excellent Hoard Tor faraiiles and ngle, at 176 Bleecker street, six blocks west of Broad- hy on te premises: PER WEEK FOR A LARGE for three single gentlemen or at 42° West Fitt Ind Sixth avenues, STREET, BETWEE Ih cntvecabe plice.—Splen also some large and small Rooms, good French table; references ex- FRONT ROOM, ntleman and wile, enth street, between Filth AzArdous OCCU} ROBINSON. 160 West v. i back Parlor, with 0 furnish ay with le, near Tyenty ° n with Board, $12 Taingle Rooms, $6 to $8; food table a special- niences; grate fire BUILDING. APPLY Rivet Parlor and connecting Bedroom, on tee hoor, wath first class Boar T, 233 WE TA LARGE “Room TO let, to a gentleman and wife or two gentlemen, ering moderate. iD TR ET, NEAR FOURTH AVENUE, somely furnished single ani Yemen, with first class table Board, Twenty-third street. T, 25X10, WITH SKY- + 16 Four eer louble Rooms for ge: Apply at 129 LAMARTINE PLACE street,—Front Rooms, {ST TWENTY-NINTH th southern exposure, to to genticman and wile or single gentle, t class; neighborhood unexceptionable ; men; house fir STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.—HAND- somely furnished Rooms, with or without Board; use and location first class, References obtained at 8 Sixth avenue, — F.—HOT ATR AND MODERN ee ees 2s large and small Rooms to let, with RE STREET.—?LEASANT eae Room, on fourth floor, with Board, to let t two gentiemen or to gentleman’ and wite; exc: Lofts 49, 19 Lispe- Accommodation; references exchanged, 50 & QT TWENTY-NINTH STREET, SOUTHWEST Ns ‘0 gentleme: 1 weok ; ined: ern improvements; house and location 1 desirable, ae 103 WEST THIRTY.SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN Broadway and Sixth avenue.—A small French Sma ban eg children, wish tenants for a nice, rly turn’ rior and Bedroom terms reasonabl newly turniehed ¥ 318 WEST FIFTEENTH STREET. LET, . leasant back Parlor, furnished, without board ; Y had house; tei moderate. ALL THE WS EVERY DAY ALL TUB ALL Tt ALL TH ; E ALL Ti NEWS EVERY DAY CAN BE CAN BE D CAN BE ZAN BE FOUND Fou D NEWS 8' ‘D rot ND Os NEWS STAND FOUND ON EVERY NEWS STAND THE . THE CITY, UNFURNISHED ROOMS ANO APART- MENTS TO LET. — PARTME: {T—SECOND FLOOR, “TOUR oR cight rooms, to one or two families, Apply en the remises, 99 Stanton street. A -70, LET, BR IPTY.SEVENTH STREET d\. and neat Fitth avenue, one of the handsomest Freeh Flats in the city halls heated, elevator, jamitor, &c, Apply atonee to th avenue. NY RESPECTABLE FAMILY DESIRING TO LIVE near Central ark should call Immediately and ex- amine a first class Fiat 1 have to rent: size 25x85; nine TeOuR all the conveniences; are in the most modern style; Janitor In constant attendance; possession. Ap- at $97 Eighth avenue, JOHN BRAMIGAN. SECOND FLOOR TO Ri N WEST FIPTY-FIFTL street, between Eighth avenue and Broadway ; fine Tome; to"a small family $20 a month. | Apply. ast? Eight HIN BRANIGAN oO LET—LOW R TWO-THIRDS OF THE BROWN nt 245 Bast Forty-eighth street, furnished or Inquire on the premises, TWENTY-FIGHTH E Rooms (sults if wanted), ‘urnished or unfurnished, Reference required. 0 LET—WITH STEAM POWER, A PLOT OF GROU 6 lots; would erect buildings on any tenants and furnish steam power, BROS,, Twenty-second street and LET—A GROCERY STORE, WITH STOCK and Fixtures; good stand: rent Apply atsl7 West ortyeth with partial Board. WEST TWENTY-NINTH Second Floor to let, with Board, for families and single gentlemen, 80 & Rede ed, anitabio' for one or tw and bath; family pri ivate art or all to sui Apply to McCLAVE Jeventh avenue. STREET.— ELE NEAR FOURTEENTH fo let, one large Bedroom, newly 1 ‘0 gentlemen; "Boa references exchanged. EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Lexington and Fourth avenues, —' reons can find two Rooms on second floor and large droom on third floor, with first class Board; brown stone high stoop, all conv 85 New and elegant last Summer; highest reference given; price de Total five or seven minutes’ walk of Filth for gelling out. SE—VACANT LOTS, ON THIR- ‘Twenty-fourth _PPPly to D. & A. KINGSLAND streets, North River. SUTTON, 55 Bros 10 LET OR LEASE—THE BRICK BUILDING, STORE Basement of 188 Wooster street, sititable’ for hat, ey flower business, Anny. oi the premises, LEASE—202 FIFTH ve t, through to. IB tay f sion to alier for_bu 'EPHENSON, 247 Bi 10 LEASE—DOCK AND VACANT LOTS, BETWEEN second avenue, L28th street and Harlem River, now PHCENIX INGRATLAM, No, 4 Pine street, basement. EAST SIXTEENTH (LATE | MRS. ay Board, a Suit of Rooms, on the third floor, fromty "vacant on Mareh 3, by parties leaving for the HUDSON STR few gentlemen Aicely furnished Rooms and good Board; first class loca- tion; 1 terms moderate, WEST TWENTY. fantly furnished Aone, Parlor, with Board, tor oeahe and wife or two gentlemen; terms reason- e ———--—— | used as a lumber yard. T, HOBOKEN.—A FAMILY OR accommodated ETRE ET, FIVE Basement and NAS! brown stone Buildin Sub ecllar; upper part Gi way, between ASE FOR A LON er Sixth aren J ‘and Srortioth kK HOPPMAN. "ai re avenue. — "_ STREET.—PLE- VENTEENTH STREET. hack Parlor, with Board for two Room, wit hot and gold water, gas and bath; American ‘amily ; terms $6 per week. 5 WEST THIRTY. FOURTH “STR private family will Iet to a gent thle Oya all improvement: ft desired; reterence require, 2ASI Us family large stone seanmoa 33 feet tront) 23 hoar Broadway. For permit NK, 6 Broadway. AVENUE, REAR; “RENT—BUILDING 49) SIXTH about 40x30; two stories and. basement; “in good order; suitable for manutacturing or storage purposes; Apply on premises, CTURERS AND OTHERS. years, with or without power, the ss Building, southeast comer Ten 23x95, Ren ‘Apply to P. J. HARD na CO a with partial or full Board, WES? THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—PLEASANT shed Rooms to let, with or without Board: nouse has all modern improvements; convenient to tour terms moderate, yO CABINET MANUF WEST TWENTY-FIFTIC STH lv furmshed Rooms, with e for ge: iueman and wife, $16 to $18; single gentlemen, $7 ‘T.—HANDSOME- cellent Board ; terms street “and avenu moderate to a first class tenant. 141 Seventh avenue WAREHOUSES TO LET OR on street, near Cana FRONT ROOM, HUDSON STREET. d ng men, with or without suitable for two Inquire for three days. TH AVENUE, NEAR FOR! ‘eet.—A pleasant kecond story dntieman and wite ot quiet, refined habits; amily private; references exchanged; dinner 3 Very substan- tial; perfect orde: , 200 Trudson street. AT 79 NASSAU STREET, GEORGE G. SICKLES, _79 Nassau street, room’ 9, 164 SUITABLE FOR A PHYSICIA light business, two Rooms, adj in rear building ; bath and closets; separate elitra . R, DREW, 155 Fitth av PSTAIRS STORE T near Fulton street. with Board, to a TH A ©) dentist or a BE ACCONMO. furnished Room and private family, Rear, Fourteenth ‘DWELLING Hous ES TO LET. Furnished. — THREE STORY BROWN STONE setae eae Forty-eighth street, SIPC fur- 3, or to CAPERS, fourth street, hetw 7 een Eighth and Ninth avenues table frst class; Room demen 8 very desirable, for gentlemen Address B., box 170 Herald Uptown Branch TWO HANDSOME: “1 Rooms for xentle man and wif Herald Uptown SE th ey ‘near Fifth avenue, to E. H. LUDLOW & Co., No. BOARD AND LODG GENTLEMAN Board ina private family; must i frst elass. Address). } FULLY FURN SHED FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP ve. In perfect order, on Murra ainum, Apply to E."H. Li , or 35 Bast seventeenth stree t. E NO. 9 WEST FORTY- Apply to Mr. WARD, on the premises, NER) DESIRES | 2 stale location | po LET—FURNISHED HOU ily. mtorts of a home Dox 1495 Post "OUR STORY HOUSE NO. 4 WEST TW. prved for ‘dental otlice’s can be seen from SAMU day boarder, willin Address, with terms and pardeiar No other boarders. OARD WANTE mi table, can Herald office, | ETT LIBRARY, 586 Sixth ay, room and two sleepin would prefer a privat teenth and Thirte(h streets anc ‘Address, stating lowest terais, House to rent, Won provement and convenie JAM 20 . NTE. D—BOARD, BY u udson street, between Forty-cighth and Sixty init ‘streets baad Second and Fourth avenues; state price, rooms and loca- Box 5,058 Post offiee. THIRD STORY AND letr—407 East Bight) two story and rent ‘S00 ‘sino at ADQUARTERS FOR DWELLI INGS 0 LET; no charge unless satisfactory _No. 5 West Twent p BLOCK BAST OF THE 7 Frankfort and Wiliam streets, Lio $2 per day; for gentlemen Open ail night, ‘EW ENGLAND HOTEL, Bayard strect.—20 | W cents or W cents per night, $3 to $1 per Week; for gen: RA KFORT Hi of third street, Firth ‘avenge ister. OSE, 48 WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, tole Rent $00. Apply | CORNER OF ight Rooms, net! TWELFTH STREE ot WES r Sixth avenue, nbphly ont corte of Rh NER and Nassau streets, near new Post oflice Rooms tor a ests, y st RAND, baa dh : LET—DWELLING, eighth street, near B house in the rear; rent $2,00 SE 220 WESI dway, with fine carriage ‘four story House 15 Ash Pry street); possession tinmedi rough order; rent $2,000; also tt 43 gna 4 Grove street, adapted Apply to the owner, 61 Liberty Rees ‘OTR PARK ant Rooms for single gentle’ prices moderate, (EUROPEAN teenth street, opposite ste nished Roos tor iamilies and single gentleme class restaurant. ES 150 AND 156 WEST Apr sly at. oe Rhinelander Estate ‘mec Barclay street, horthwest corner Greenw THE FIRST CLAS Tweltth street, between Fifth and Sixth mmediate possession. PURPOSES. TO LET For BU LARGE STORE Stores; the best on Sixth avenue; roods, Kentieme! y f jressini, OF (allo ett the own _Tnquire on the p IST OF MAY, A FIRST CLASS hee & ory, attic and basement full lot House, rag ep. with all modern im Irendy fittet up a is sulted with the business; leases ‘ovements, in el nit $2.50) per, annin, Biiades and © including Carpets, Mirrors, Cornices Inquire of 8. P, VOISLAWS Brgnwax- =T0 7 through te Chosby. sirestt Store 634 Broadway dw parate. if desired. Rooms a and Lofis ov YORNER piste TO TNFURNISHED m ibut & CO,, No, 3 Pine street or 35 East Sevent t, ark « nit d's. WEST THIRT )ESK ROOM TO Li for adyertiring.. EVENING TELEGRA’ JPAcTORY TO LET OR FOR Sal May, or sooner, Factory, 550 West T 0, three stores and baxement, 30-hors: Inquire of MYERS & GEDNEY, foot W e st ‘Twenty-ninth street. OR RENT, WITH oR Rafe dt | POWR Apply at the office of tie Ro a ARDMeth COMFORTABLY FU RNISHED ROOM TO LPT—TO manor two; good location; terms moderate, Inquire nt 20) Mer mer on premises, 175 ¥ street, between Washington place LEASE, WORKING AT THE ngements with a suite eet, South Brooklyn. WELL LIGHTED, WITH y renta, . 434 East Tenth street. OR * WITHOUT STEAM Hire at 142 and 14d Centre street, NY CORNER STORE TO I nder New York Hotels, elegantly Iso Stock and Fixtures The fale Will contin FOUNDRY TO CHEERFUL AND NTL Room, suitable tor two gentlemen: Water; conveniences for fire if desired; $7. place, near Filth avenu URNISHED ROOMS without posed es exchanged. street Gramercy Park). RNISHED LARGE ample closets FLARGE OR SMALL, up Apply at M9 Last EL b Tr, © neatly Raraisned bedroom tO a strictly RT—-A LARGE, NICELY. FU RNISHED ora gentleman, first floor aboy family of three persons, with a ; rent reasonabl ‘ast Fifty-fitth st __NIOBLY FU RNISHED. ROOMS, TO SIN 0 LET ith references, No.7 St. Mark’s place, pd large Bank Safe in the stock. going to retire from the bus niness quire at the store. race Rid LET—I bh ite new Post office. ineler estate, 7 Barclay street, The undersigned 1s parcnlare i AY, at office of the northwest corner ~LET—A Fe gh geet NEWLY. gantly furnished and newly Root, on the upper Saor, in a good and quiet neigh J; Fent low. Apply for one week on the premises 282 Sixth avenue, near hn stree' ATH AVENUE, 166, , NEAR TWENTY-FIRST STREET. — Furnished Rooms to let, with heat and gas; baths on | eacasioone references, Ppartory LARGE mato fat Pan Ms ar collar 7 rent, al ‘al xa HAUGuWOU sor hos LLING MILL TO LET—CAPABLE OF MANUFAC- dred tons per week. Api ly pan Gas Pipe Works, or repaired; also a “few fom one 10 two hi AMG. OMIT vat Tz '—FRENCH FLATS, WITH ALL MODERN improvements, on southwest corner of Lexington avenue and Filty-tirst street. 10 LET—FROM MAY 1, THE UPPER PART OF A four story brown stone high stoop house in Thirty- third street, between Eighth and whieh eipnies Apply to owner, 863 81x! 0 LETOTO A SMALL FAMILY, THE ‘SECOND floor of the ti West Kighteenth street Inquire of sits West Thirty-third street “ly SULT OF THREE LARGE ROOMS—DESIRABLE IN every respeci, to rent at reduged terms, to a family or party of wentemen, with flrstcinss Hoard] tnoxceptor able references. Apply at 166 West Twenty-third street. I. 14¢ BROADWAY, BETWEEN TWENTY-: IXTHL and Twenty- seventh strects.—First Floor over store to let or lease; rent $1,400 per annum; location un- surpassed for any genteel business, Apply on premises. HOUSES, ROOMS &C., V In this City and Brooklyn. A CLUB ROOM WANTED—NOT ABOVE FOUR. teenth street nor below Second, between Second and Fourth avenues, Address, stating lowest terms, P,P. € box 1,638 Post office, I RUG STORE WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, J City or neighboring town, in exchange for New York enement Property. Address D. 8., Herald offi KB WANTED—ON MAY 1, IN A healthy neighborhood in the city; rent about $500. ‘adress ORDER, Herald office V ANTED—A LARGE NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS and medinm-priced Dwellings; also. parts of sesand Freuch Flats, for caretul a rest eels tenants, LoUts 1,502 Broadway, southeast corner Wore RENT, A THREE OR FOUR STORY toop brown stone Hoase; located Thirty- fourth toSixty-second street, Fifth and’ Eighth avenues Address, lowest rent, &c., A. LOWENBEIN, 262 Hudson street. ‘WAXTED—A SECOND. FLOOR, IN THE NEIGHBOR: hood of Amity or Fourth street, aultable as rooms OF an association or club, Address W. B. LON, 537 Post office box 4,397. V ANTED—BY A GENTL room, or small Parle Without board; location be tieth streets and Fourth and W. Herald office, city MALL HO i ‘Forty: -ficin treet ween Twentieth and Thir> Sixth avenues. Address A. WANTED—FoR C € House in vicinity of Washington square; also on Fifth avenue, or between Twenty-ninth and Foret Fifth and Sixth aventes, Send particulars to A. AY, 51 Lispenard street. LOS. GARDEN, io aH a hang AL ie, IDA Mr, JAMES E. HAYES.. NAL HOLIDAY, TWO PERFORMAN AFTERNOON and a a LEO AND Loto: Os. LEO AND tie LEO AND LOTOS, u AND LOTOS, LEO AND Loros, LEO AND LOTOS, LE G, L. Fox, ©. K. FOX... C, W. Ravel, +++Harlequin | Miss Fanny Beane.Columbine A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF SPECIALTY ARTISTS, First appearance of PROFESSOR NELSON and SONS in their classic gymnastic performances, First time of the RUSSIAN QUARTET, inte of Ventritog B 3 ATH . TRAINED boas, D Loros, Transformation, 1 Combination of Attractions. Pertormances close at 11 o'clock. ALK-PAST ONE. HOLIDAY MATINEE, LEO AND LO Loros, erd Gompinatton of AR ATTRACTIONS. LEO AND LOTOS. LEO AND LOTOS, very Evening ai HOLIDAY SATIN TO-DAY AT TIBLO'S GARDEN, N T LEO AND LOTC TO. GRAND byt a (elated ever seen on ANY SPAGE LN THE HALF. Past Oe, WORLD, General admission, ‘with reserve od sea. Family circle (enthan HEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HART......... Fasnmaro 514 Broadway. . Lessee and Manager ‘8 BIRTHDAY, 2 CELEBRATE, “7 MONDAY NEXT, Feb, 24, ¥' DICK TURPIN, ator acti the pleasing iuirlosdue Actresses Miss FANNY LUCILLE, ‘Mass OARRIE HAINES) Miss IDA GRANFIELD! GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK, ENTIRE DLL ar MAY MATIN All the wena te Troupe PIC THEATRE, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, | EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, Reappearance of Mr, GEO, L, FOX And revival of his Comie Trick Pantomime of HUMPTY DUMPTY, with new Scenery, Music, Costumes and Tricks. | ++ Clown »Pantaloon Grand Russian Opera Troupe. First ap- pearance of ALIVE and ADA MOLTENO, Solo Harp- ists and Violinists, from London. Reappearance of the wonderful MARTENS FAMILY. VENUS AND ADONIS, the charming infant Velociped Wire Walker. YYNOCK tire troupe of BEDOUIN ARABS, ten in number. Master FaOMAS CASSELLI, Vocalist, an nd a ARGH AND COMPLETE CORPS ov PANTOMIMISTS, ithowe favorite Gymnasts, the WILSON BROTHERS, tt jists. Signor CASSELLI, SMITH, Skaters, The en- and will shortly appear. Seale of Prices—Fauily Circle, o0e.; Dress Circle and Parquet, $1; Orchestra’ and Balcony, $1 50; Private Boxes, $5, $8 ai pd sieach. FAMILY ' “MATIN: be en: on WEDNESDAYS AND Scale of Prices to Mutinee—tanily “circle, 0c. ; Dress Circle and Parquet, 75e.; children under 12 years, 50c. 5 all reserved seats, $1, Boxes as usual. + first week of . D. ipo THEATRE, Special announcement.—GEO. L, FOX and hi an giles Troupe in the favorite pai omime OP SAUM PRY TY” at the ATIN. on WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, aureares 22, Oe THE FIRE, Ww. THD. plata 3 SFERFORMANCES IN PecTURE ROOM, (GRAN! NEW 80) NEW DANCHS, Pee. PERFORMANCE a 4 the most unqualifled MW expressions of a preva GARR. © , B, THE BENICIA BOY. EVERY EVENING, AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Ponty La LAST. Tena area BOX BOOK OPEN 0 Carriages may be ordered ati OOTH'S THEATRE. FLORENCE, ates 8, CHANFRAU, The perforimanee” will, ¢oramence with the laughable Comedy of ‘Timothy Toodles Concluding wit .Mr, Chanfran he ‘great Drama of GLANCE ane a EW YORK IY LAST NIGHT a OF MRO FS. CHANFRAU, The laughable Comedy of TOUODLE: and the celebrated Drama of MOSE; Or A GLANCE AT NEW YORK Nl MONDAY, February %, Mr. OLIVER DOUD BYRON in CROSS THE CONTINENT, TENE ae opposite Metropolitan Hotel. HDAY, NutON's BIR’ EVENING PERPORMAN 8. EVENING PERFORMANCES, or aaa La BY. NG AT AFTERN AFTERNOON AND AFTERNOON AT 2 AFTERNOON AT 2 0 AN IMMENSE BILL THREE COMPANIES CONSOLIDATED IN Queens of Burlesaue WORRELL Sl will appear in an entire New Burlesque. The Beauthiul and Daring Arti MISS LEONA’. DARE, Mr. JH in AAR ie the Great i, Miss GOGH ATKIN 4 HARRY A HOOLCHA 30! the REYNOLD BROTHERS, lee other bay aes fain A change of programme afternoon and evening. Box office open all day. Next. Reet still mors Oty D ACTRESS, MISS SEA NY AW ORRE LLL ‘The Charmin the Beautiful sand Daring st. sey in adva Ance, first time in America, AD E, Buieseenth street, near Third avenug, AD, NELENDOR GRAND BALLET, Comedy, in four ‘acts, by Sardou. ALLACK'S. Proprietor and hs ee Le LESTER WALLACK DAV iD. GARRICK, It {s respectfuily announced that although additional acconnmodation has been provided to meet the demand jor places, EARLY APPLICATION is strongly recommended, the stalls and dress circle Places being rapidly disposed of two weeks in advance, The performances of Hr JO Ne LBERT, Mr. POLK, ar HOLLAND, Mr! Mr. M RD, EDWIN, Miss’ KATHERINE ROGERS, Mme. PONISE and Mrs, JOHN eoeeee have also received from the 3 AND PUBLI tll i ther notice, MONTH IN ADVANCE, +»-Mr. Edwin Booth Proprieter and Manager. 7 THD Wit of, ie! ORLA Comedian, MR. NOE, BOB BRIE TE Sasha OF.’ MURA MAN. i wi ppear fe ae BRIERLY at the MATINEL on SATUR! tT ave rheard ‘That guilty creatures sitting at a play Have, by the very cunning of the scene, Reon struck so to the son}, that presently ‘They have proclaimed their mal eer aoe ey ‘Hamlet, Act IT. The London Times, in speaking of this great moral Drama, mentions a fact to which the provincial press of Great Britain and Ireland has given confirm tion — A clerk who had absconded from Liverpool with £2,500, the property of his employers, and after visiting many places, arrived at Birminghain ‘about five o'clock, and after taking some refreshments went to the Theatre to while away an hour. As it happened, the piece which Was being performed on the occasion of ‘his visit was the T-OF-LEAVE MAN, and the guilty man seems to have drawn a moral from the representation, for, when the scene in which the in- terview between Hawkshaw. the pearavectives and the “Ticket-o!-Leave Man” took place, Parker, the clerk, be- came so affected that he went out of the theatre, got three envelopes, and sent £1,500 back to his employers, Seats may be secured two weeks in advance at the Theatre, or at Ditson & vo.’s Musi N2" YORK STADT THEATRE, Store, 71 Broadway. 45 to 47 Bowery. ali le FRANCISCA SANGUE...0 sees steeees .-Directress URIELLA AND SATANAS. URIELLA AND SATANAS, The grand sensational piece will be produced, for the MONDAY, RUARY 24, GORGEOU. cE lal (EE DENERY, “0 PERSONS ON STAGE Box office open daily, from 9 til do’elo ONY PASTOR'S OPERA toe tk OUR NATION'S GLORIOU CADEMY OF MU: Vv TANTED—BY A LADY, ©: LARGE, NICELY furnished Room, with Housekeeping privileges, be- tween Seventh and ‘Thirteenth streets; terms Ad- dress, stating yecucuare: Mra. LEWIS, 328 West Four- t WaANtED=T0 LEASE, A HOUSE SUITABLE FOR business purposes, near Broadway and above Tenth ; = dace , Stating location and rent, OLD FIRM, offlve, ‘ANTED—A HOUSE FROM $000 T0 $1,500 A YEAR rent, within half. a mile of Washington or Union Aidress JAMES SLATER, 37 Fifth avenue, W TO HIRE—FOR A 1 OF YEARS, A large Room or Loft, with good light, and ceilin: not less than Lf feet, for sign and scene painting ; Broad- way preferred; best re re. Address J, BRUCK, 8 Harrison avenue, Williamsburg. ANTED TO Property TANTED TO RENT—A Canal and Franklin streets. Address) giving loca tion and price, box 3,063 Post office. WANTRD-A FURS SE, ON THE HUD- son, between Tarrytown and New York, pleasantly located.” Address AJ. M., box 2,194 Post offide, WANTEDKA SMALL HOUSE AND ABOUT AN ACRE ‘of ground, near 3 rk, in a healthy locality; also a House containing about elght rooms, with large garden, near the above. Address, lars and lowest rent to good tenal West Eleventh street. NSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Fourth avenue, near Union square. For particulars apply to HENRY SOH LR, Director. AN 2 ORGA ST OF SOME CE WOULD take charge of achoir in some 7 piscopal shurai fn the city; no salagy. Address J. H. F., 127 Roose. velt street. it iKruatates DANCING ACADE A —DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DA + Fitth avenue, now open for the reception of pupils Send for circular, At T MR, TRENOR’'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIO HALL, Sixth avenue (Reservoir square). PUPILS can commence at any time, attend at thelr convenience, and LEARN ANY PARTICULAR DA CIGARS AND TORACCO, PANOLAS OF HAVANA TOBACCO, EQUAL TO genuine in appearance and quality, at $60 per thou Sind; also the celebrated “Whit” Panetelas. 3 R & Co., 60 Maiden lane, _FURNITU RE. PRIVATE FAMILY LE VING THE CITY WILL sell this day, for cash, magnificent. Parlor Suits, Cost $500, for $200! one, $1505 be Suits, $50; Carpets, 7de, per yard: Pianoforte, cost $990, for Bedroom buits at lesa than halt cost. ' Call_wt private residence 120 West ‘Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue, LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, rs, FURNITURE AN. and Bedding at lowest cash prices, by weekly in- RELL'S Warehouse, iW eignen ave- th and Thirty-tirst sirects. nue, betwe: MAGNIFICENT MARIE ANTOINETTE STYLE, ZA. crimson satiny Parlor Suit, made to order, cost $975 for $200; one do., $1; brocatel and reps Suits, $75, $50 and Fisnolorte, Paintings, rosewood sand walnut Chamber Suits, cents up; Library, Dining Furnit Residence 113. Wen bea "ea tGhihton plae tween Fifth and Sixth = SE 3 MAGNIFIC 4% nitare form st NT ITOUSEHOLD FUR. 5 rane Room Suits, covered covering, Pianotorte, nes, V et, Medallion ¢ wainnt Chamber Furniture, Extension Tables Bunter Silver Ware; asacrifice, Private residence 36 West 16th st., near 5th ay. N ONTHLY OR W uM. Furniture, Bedding, &c. DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, avenue, near Tweaty-clghth street, A any other house in the city. DRIVATE PARTI ISIRING TO DISPOSE OF their et with a cash purchaser by addresing 8. fn 881 and 386 Thi Prices lower th V BEKLY AND MONTILLY ture, Carpets and Bedding, a THWAIT & 00S, 16 Chatham stock and low w prices, 3 FOR FU M. COWPRE- Aa immense it nih stre | ad Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monu- ney at prices thatdely competition, Marble Turning for the trav WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY, MAI the. woogeria Chiu “Artiste. Mr. JOHN in his Instantaneous. Ohangel presence of the audience, while singing WILLIAMS. SINGS, ‘NIE BENSON, ASTOR'S OWN SONGS, slaggie, Benson, Billy Emmett, John Prank Grand, Gus Williay Cel r Millie Gorentio, 18 wo tmamense Performances, Afternoon’ at SSOCIATIGN HALL, TWENTY-THIRD STREET AND 0-D A ry ‘ahton' Birthd: RTs Tee R MATINEE, | AND THE sRvel The oldest established mins! IMMENSE TROGRANME YOR TH vO MATINEE AT 2, MATINEE AT 2 H. ANTonto- bg MOKA, Organist ‘and Dire ctor. Admission, 25 cents: reserved 8 nti AN WTH YEAR BRYA) third street and Fourth avenue. York’s favorite reader, Mr. GEOR Seats can now be secured ow TO CEL EBRATE INC ‘3 hiversary Matinee acm House: Thies 1 good citizens at- hours of mirth and enjoyment. Let al TB, OF “HEATHEN CHINEE,” TEINWAY HALL, MARCH 4, BROUKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, y Get ready for a langh of “an hour and’a half.” ros AT NIBLO'S,. T Love. Thee,” 500. }“Motlier, Bear Me to tho Win Under the Herta Stars,” Butterfield: 1K of “Tor Dundrengy, BUTTERFLY 4 Song,” 406. % IN THE be 2 lishers, oa Br say sgoe | aot MR 30 Union square, New York. FROBISHER, SAND RECITALS MATION HALL SOC LATION HALL, TWENNTY-THIRD STREET and Fourth avenue.—Seventh Popular Matinee, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, ICKETS FOR THE GREAT ANNUA Concert of the American susieat Fund Society, lace at Steinway Hall, , are now ready and to be had at all the which isto take evening, March principal music stores. on Saturday : PIANOFORTES, {BEAUTIFUL IRON FRAME PIANOFORTE, $125 modern improvements; fully guaranteed; nificent rosewood 7 octave overstrung; celebrated manu. facturer; carved legs, &c, ; immense sacrifice. SMITIUS Planoforte Warerooms, No. 7 Bleecker street, T BLUME’S—E CHICKERING ...Sole Manager OPERA. NIGHTS ONLY, FAREWELE ENGAGEMENT OF » PAULINE LUCCA, IMPORTANT NOTICE. The public and the subscribers are respectfully in- formed that, owing to necessary preparations and re- heatsals, thé Opera Season of 12 nichts will not begin FRIDAY, the 28th Inst., when DAME’ PAULINE LUCCA MA will make her re-entree in one of her favorite charac- ter: PTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE BOX SCR OFFICE UNTIL SATURDAY, THE 22D INST. The regutar sale of tickets tor single nights will begi on mon the 2th, and continue until the open night, on Fri RYANT’S OPE HOUSE, between, oth and 71th Che ‘near Booth’s Theatre, ‘iday, the 26th, at the usial ticket offices offices. 23D STREET, IRTHDAY. (SATU KDAY), FEB. 22, TO-DAY, Wastigton’s Bi mieiay, A Deaeaal pe in the world. OCCASION, ENING AT & ENING AT & AIVERSARY OF THE MIN: Stns, MIS Hn, YEA WASHINGTON'S ureta PERFORMANC! YEAR B TANS fl DAY. mae eat SHERIDAN AND MACK. MINSTRELS WH SEASON. BRYA TO. DAY, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY, TO-DAY. rpereace GARDEN THEATRE, URDAY, FER, 22, 1873. WASHINGTON'S DITA Y. For this day onl ‘under the moanagemnens of WM.'B, FRELIGH, mplenaig perpemanres will be given by the entire Dra- matic Company of ie Sane THEATRE, IN THE AFTERNOON, at 2 A NIGHT ON A ‘STEAMBOAT. TIME TRE SiR. BRO ALL ‘Tar Guten Is Nov NoLD. ANKEE FIGHT Cast to the full “serenath of the eeiablished favorites, Popular prices. Admission 50 and 35 cents. Reserved Seats $ Private Boxes $3, $5, $i Rox office open Saturday morning Kas ‘the sale of seats from 9 to 1a k. ARLEM MUSIC HALL, ‘ALIXE! The extraordinary extent of Mr. DALY's company rmitting a complete EXTRA CAST of the very emo- ional play of now creating such a sensation atthe New ‘Fitth Avenne Theatre, that drama will be given at HARLEM, at the above place ALIXE !!! on NESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 187 with acast of singular merit. Messrs. C. Rockwell, W. Davidge, G. H. Gritiths, B. Rings ‘cold; Mrs. G. H. Gilbert, Mises Sara Jewett, Rosa’ St. Clair, Ki Mths, &e., will appea * Tickets, securt ate Claxton, Mary se y be had at the Harlem ™m Rallfoud acpot otic, xtra carvings all around case; sliding desk, reat bargain ; also 7 octave rosewood Piano- rit at TONY PASTOR'S Opera House. Assemble at PRIVATE FAMILY, D SAVING FOR, EUROPE, will sell for cash their’ fine, brilliant-toned ancien Tound-cornered, rosewood Pidnoforte, u ‘ool, Cover, Cabinet, €e. West 33d street, near’éth’ay SELL FOR LESS THAN fundeome rosewood Pianoforte, round corners; modern style and improvements, 28 Third street, near Bowery MAGNIFICENT DOUBLE agrafte grand square rosewood parlor Pianoforte, brilisny fone, used seven months, fully cuarante for $500; Stool, Cover; Parlor Suits, ronzes, rosewood and walnut Chamber, Lib Dining Furniture ; street Cl Linton place), near ‘Sixth avenue. oo vate Fesldence 120 We Stool and Cov ers Residence 113 d | qr coy MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORT sale—Made order, use ot 2 OHSS, cost $900, tor $275; gf mintings; Chambe rf a sacrifices property tamil eave 36 West ioth st, near Sth av. “i Fourteenth frees, next to Delmonico’ & Sons’, and ONY PAST the most reiiable ARON ™ Pree street, near Ninth aven second hand Pianos, Very cheap. Pianos to rent. YREATEST BARGAINS IN gans ever offere: Planos at very low pri LORIOUS ANNIVERSARY—BIRTHDAY OF THE immortal Washington. Grand celebration Matinee entertainment commences at SSOCIATION HALL, TWENTY-THIRD STREET and Fourth avenue.—Seventh Popular Matinee, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD. way, between Houston and Bleecker streets.—Eve' one should visit this wonderful Mugoum it Te tall of SH ine people, should see and understand. Lectui on Philosephy of Marriage.” Those ‘apn una Ade Feed pes raporcane ge agrres can, hi ye e forwarded, post free, on receipt of 25. cen! ing if Broa awa mg NEW ae MUSEUM ‘OF waTomy, Broadw. 5 Sntath Ney INSTRUMENTAL, NEW rORS K CONSTRYATORY OF MUSTO, roRDAY EVENING, Feb. 22, 1 Tickets may be obtained at the Conse tory No. 8 Rast also at Steinway door on. | the evening ORS OPERA MOUSE.—GRAND CEL ration. Washington's Birthday Holiday Matinee to-dav, at 24% o'clock. A maguificent bill ot novelties will be presented, pox AMERICAN THEATRE, Chestnut cet, Philndet his, wy THE GREAT FAMIL Res SORT. A FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY. S eheape than give him a call, PUxos-ae AUTIF cL weer SICLOTE CHEAP fs the cheapest rood as the Tent allowed purenasrs, “At MERI square, 165 Fourth avenue. SSOCIATION HALL afternoon, at 2 0’ o'clock, S, KLABER & © SAM MARBLE WORKS, 223 Woe between Broadway and sige & enue.—Marble and Marbleized Mantels lonu- oo adstones of superior Workiuanship at very low prices. REAT BARGAINS; NEW and perfect | ‘tones ever Lig} to genet g IANOS® AND ORGANS. and most beautiful S LL WHO INTEND VISITING FRANCE SHOULD attend Professor Etienne Jambert’s free Lecture ‘on French next Monday night, at & at 1,288 Breadway, Bimply mastering a (ew practical idioms indispensable in travelling and dally intercourse, w of trebling their enjoyment while their expenses, rove the means erially reducing TWENTY-THIRD STREFT Seventh Popular Matinee, this and Fourth avenu PRIVATE MUSIO Lasegns, PIANO, schon O-RP Violin, Guitar, 11 i srt ba clin place (Eighth street). “hiabitne 13 NO bireowsr, Journal and circulars matied. JAY be grt post d SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND a Slate Works of ot Ean Caer Gy a, 222 West Twenty-third street, near Seyenth ayenue, N. Yy EVIO OUR REMOVAL WE jWILL RENT OR sell, ot 0 98 Jnatalments a large number of first PACER & CO, 8 Broadway, | Class Pldnos at Foduced | pri THE LECTURE SEASON. Bur HARTE, “HEATHEN CHINEE.” usements. March 4and 10, See Amt Manager... BegingatS, Saturday Matinee at} Carriages may be ordered at 10 40 TWO GRAND NOLIDAY PERTORMANCES, AFTERNOON AT HAL ‘AST ONE O'CLOCK, THE TWENTY-SIXTIL AND TWENTY-3EVENTH | THE MOST REMARKA! GULARLY PICTURES LY EMOTIONAL UE PLAY OF THE YEAR, | TE > ze a [VIII THE MANNER IN WHICH THIS PLAY HAS BEEN ACTED BY THE UNRIVALLED COMPANY ENGAGED> AT THIS THEATRE WAS ELICITED UNIVERSAL _ COMMENDATION, AND "THE STAGE SETS USED IN THE PIECE ARE ADMIT (Vela bibs PEPYRGTION OF REALISTIC ART,” | AS EVERY PERFORMANC 5 & TIRACTS A THRONGED i=] ¢ i az B HII ‘BEATS SHOUDD Bi 3 we & RED IN ADVANCE. g “lll! BOX OFFICE OPEN THIS OWERY THEATRE, WM. B. FRELIGH.. Continued success ‘of “the ABBO: MORNING AT 8 O'OLOCK, and the Gorgeous Pantomine of WILL © THE Mr. CHARLES ABBOT the Fxcelsior Clown. Mons. 1, the only Harleq ME PRERMAN: the Excellent Pantatoon. Mile. P. BARRETT, the Beautiful Columbine. Miss JULIA SANDFORD, Wat DUCROW and. Tis eaten Company ot f Leapers STE VENTRILOQUSIT OF New Scenes, Tricks, properties MATIN TU SUNDAY EVENING. “WRAND SACRED” Sees fd Prof. Rosinski’s Opera snisaukiasr embracing 20 TH AVENUE THEATRE. nd 730 Broadway. Begins at 8) (728 a hr. AUGUSTIN DALY essee and Manager ALL i THE GREAT ge SENSALION? *.* 5th ALIXE MATINEE THIS bernie: at 16 Mi ALY begs to announce that, owil tinued demand for p! 4 to witness ALIX r been unanimously braised by ‘the press th Pi The Perfection of Dra: ? ities and CHANGES OF PROGRAMME A ostbOseD FOr THe PRESENT. and ALIXE. wilt Braet EVERY EVENING, INCLUDING SATURDAY. JFeFTH AVENUE THEATRE. SPECIAL ALIXE MATINEE, THIS SATURDAY, HALF-PAST ONE, ic Representation! RAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT 7&. ind street, a, of Eighth avenue. Sole Lessee and Manager 7 Wi Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY OVERWHELMING SUCCESS ! 11 EVERY NIGHT new and totally original,” be prosented the strikingly picturesque and Kaleidoscoplo Drama, by Mr. founded upon the very latest Parisian Spectaculan “Folly” and embellished with some of the experiences: of Mr. MARK TWAIN, being particularly comle from be= ginning to end, and entitled ROUGHING IT! AUGUSTIN DALY, | z HAM, Mrs. JOU JOUN BROUG Ling OO Ok. Mo WEN FAWCETT, woop, Mr. J. K, MORTIMER, Mr. O' ScexeL—A Villa in the Grand pprive or Boulevard. No.1 City Haliplace, Beene {iRoom No. 490 atthe, Metropolitan Hotel. ‘The ‘comedienne’ 's Parlors at the “Metropoe n. Scexe IV.—A Glance at Castle Garten. Scexe V.—Interior of the Grand Union Depot and de# ae of the Pacific Barer —— Tavern at Simpson’s Bar. Serve 1L—On the borders of civilization. t the foot of the Rocky Mountains—Am L—Al Indian Camping Ground fd A st Sorxe I.—Interior of a Chinese Scenes IT, TIL, TV. and V.—An ing Vision of the Four Seasons N OPIUM SMOKER’S DREAM FIRST MATINEE nm. Kiaborate Transforma= tion, oF Dissolvi i of ROUGHING IT THIS SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE. YRAND OPERA HOUSE. #,° WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY! THIS SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 22, SPECIAL MATINEE AT HALE-PAST ONE O'CLOCK ROUGHING Ir, AY’S BROOKLYN THEATRI Boon Y, FEBRUARY 19, a ai aly's Parisian Comedy “uated new and clown NCISCO MINSTRELS, Gas EAN Twenty-eighth street and Broad ‘Last week but one of the mence their aie nema travelli Present se: ing tour March 3. P AND BACKUS, W. D. EXTRA ATTRACTIONS. heeeD GALA DAY. Come and Sant se before we close. ——_———_~+ TWENTY-THIRD og and Fourth avenue.—Seventh Popular Matine fternoon, at 2 o'clock. SC\HARITY.” D: nd Musical oy ooo willl An amateur Dramatic an: ts ae re ‘iven at the Union: pagare 7 My Inst, at lig Oot EEN P.M. SSOCTATION ee ay DANCE MUSIC,” FOR , $1; contains Strauss’ best: arranged for these two instru- Peme of Strauss” (piano), nowin . IN & CO., Publishers, 711 Broadway, mma Ba tl Rt TWENTY-TNIRD STREET and Fourth, avenue.—Seventh Popular Matinee, thia afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ranging ta SUNG AND DANCER, CLO pg, taught in a single quarter by Fine Banjos'irom $3 Xow READY—"STRA vss’ son & Co. the vars th Ore SOCIATION HALL, Mrt#0roura show “PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN sTRtET A LARGS ASSORTMENT OF. THRATRICAT, MINSTREL AND VARIgTY CUTS CONSTANTLY.