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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. ARNON TTENTION. FIREPROOF BUILDIN ULTON NASSAU AND ANN STR ETS. GANT OF! EFICES. TORENT IN FIREPROOF WELL LOCATED BUILDING: BEING IN sr RO: THE CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE, peor SUITABLE Gok LAWYERS, BROKERS, ANKS, INSURANCE POMP ANIBS, “9 *9 te: car BE HAR HOW ioll er a onth fhe DER AN! UPWARD 7 400, $500 AND ‘0 $12,000, aes 7 ABOVE EReLEb ENG ts FIREPROOF, SiPone oe Ri ¥ FOR OCCUPANCY ON OR ALL APPLICATIONS FOR OFFICES TO BE MAD! TO HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE BrREer™ SPLENDID BUILDING, 28 HOWARD STREET, gorner of Crosby ; 100 othiorssstores and Lofts to le let. Broome to ¥ 7 Sio'Broudway and House is! ‘43 Broadway. ime icone vaort. et ae AND ONE DESK goarenel Nei, near Ppaes: NATIONAL aNubACTURT iG COMPANY, Il Dey st. isc TO LET OR LEASE, IN PREM- Heater cada Stunior is same fulding or dwelling purpose’,'s, PEOK & CO., ISL Broadway. —SOME OF THE HANDSOMEST STORES IN THE A. city to let, on the west side of Sixth avenue; rents no objectif the owner is suited with the business. “Office 999 Sixth avenue. Nag > re od ADAPTED FOR TUE LEAF TOBACCO —Store No. 6 Fletcher street. Apply toJ. D. 4 J, H, SKIDMORE, 62 Cedar street. CORNER BASEMENT TO LET—ON BROADWAY, ko tn ad epee street, with or wont ehieg Stock.of frst class Goods; rent’ very reasonable to a business 6. & PECK 2%. Tat Filth avenue.” ERE BLEGANT, ston ‘i wire PO Pind avenue; splendid’ location oes, Foote, Jolbthing, hat or drug store, or ‘almost any other PART OF FIRST FLOOR, CORNER OF MADISON avenue, below Thirty-fourth street, to let or lease for business purposes; three large rooms; water, foe hd and other conveniences, Apply toC. 8..PECK & Fifth avenue. BRAD WAT. ae, LEASE, fic 4 dway, throu Feet; Broadway Battor store Gro lone separae ira Store 634 Broad. way toilet. Also Rooms and Lofts over 635 and 08. Ap: ply at 6383 Brosdwase ROADWAY AND TWELFTH STREET,—FINE, LARGE corner Room, second story. Inquire on premises, THE PROPERTY 632 =? IROSBY STREET, NO, 66, NEAR SPRING, TO LET, for light manufacturing; suitable for flowers, deathers, bonnet frame or tailoring busine SOHN F, DOYLE, 87 Wall street. Deer ROOM TO LET.—A FIRST RATE CHANCE Vi for advertising agents. Apply at the office of the ENING TELEGHAM: No. 2 Ann street, ODGE ROOMS TO LET.—THE NEW, ELEGANT and splendidly furnished Rooms, for Masonic pur- at 117 West Twenty-third street (Darling's rooms); h would be sppropriately Gtied up (or vane Tod, at lls W ity-third street. For ection of plang and other information apply to N. Ll RUN, Architect, 23 Union square. ‘AQHINE SHOP ROOM, WITH POWER, TO RENT— At Jersey City, near ferry, in builaines formerly jersey City, Locomotive Works. ' Apply to W. BAILEY, LANG & CO., 54 Cliff street, New York, or W.C. DAY? ‘TON, at works. eae in the Droxel Building. Southeast corner Broad and Wall streets, guitable for ‘Sorporations, baakers, lawyers, &., to rent, from May 1 ‘two elevators, two staircases; fireproof thropghout; well lighted and ventilated; heated vy steam; eWery modern convenience. Apply to W. DREXEL, 53 Exchange place; HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street Oreos, TO LET—FINE LIGHT OFFICES, WITH odern comveniences, including elevator, in the @mew and elegant aera 239 roedwey corner of Park lace. app on the premises, to KNICKERBOCKER FE IN! .NOE COMPANY. ms; 29K U0 2OE8S, Taxa, SKIN, and Hasctnent so x x10, and. Base Ba Apply’ to to NORRIS & MILLER, 329 East Forty-first TEAM POWER—GOOD LIGHT.—TWO ROOMS 50X96, four 40x40, one 30x50, and smaller ones; wood and iron ‘workers ; low rent; i smmediote poraee 'P, M. WILSON, 404 TEAM POWER TO LET, WITH WELL LIGHTED rooms, 50x45, in Baxter sircet, near Grand. Apply to HRHARD HAGEN & CO., 180 Centro street. ‘TRAM POWER AND WELL LIGHTED ROOMS %0x100, on corner; one entire Building, 50x100, four on Seventh evens, between Twenty-eighth and Fore cach streets, Sek re POWER TO LWT_FEOM ONE TO 8 TORSR, we ym cata Gok Wants 17 Bim streets” APP on TEAM POWER—WITH WELL-LIGHTED ROOMS, Floors of every description, low rent and insurance} free rent till April 1. Apply at 311 and 318 avenue A, near Nineteenth street. TORE TO LET—ON SIXTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR above Twenty-first street: 23x90 foct? French plate Sud sereo jaiso basement. Apply at 115 West Twenty-sec- on TORE AND BASEMENT TO LET—FIRST CLASS neighborhood ; suitable for any first clase business. Apply at the store, No, § Morton street, bell i hag LET—WITH STEAM POWFR, A PLOT OF Ground, six lots; would erect buildingson any part ‘oF all to suit tenants and furnish steam power. Apply to McCLAVE BROS., Twenty-second street and Eleventh avenue, TPO, LET-FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, THE Whole or Part of five stor Rutan, 75x.100 feet, with Go-horse power engine, 25,2: last Twenty-third Breet, between Second and Third avenues apo per ‘ORE, TWO ROOMS AND Basement, at 433 Fourth avenue; immediate gut Yession. Apply on the premises. 10 LET—WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER, ONE Room, 50x50 feet square, ground floor ; one Room, 80: 60 do., second Boor ; one Room, 50x75 do., third floor. In- quire ‘at office 466 Cherry street. T. LET—OFFICES AND STORES, 20 DIFFERENT ees Apply to Dr. J. WASHINGTON, 87 Liberty if bad LET—IN TAMMANY HALL, FOURTEENTH street, near Third avenue, one of the finest Base- ‘mentsin the city, 60x60, newly frescoed and pains Abroughout, with gas fixtures and pet fe steam; will ‘be let for ectable business. 10 LET—THE ENTIRE SECOND “FLOOR; ALSO some Offices on the third floor of the new fireproof ullding of the German Savings Bank, corner Fourth @venue and Fourteenth street. 10 LET—STORES AND APARTMENTS IN THE NEW brown stone hou: 37 Spring and 211, 213, 215 Mott, mear Spring. Inquire al rts ae 2 Mott street, orat SCHAPPERT & SCHLACHTER’S, 20 Second ave- que, corner First street. LET_WITH STEAM POWER, BUILDING 167 East Eighty-fourth street, n ird avenue; 25x60, four stories and basement; Good side light. Inquire on premises. LET—ON NINETEENTH STREET, NEAR EV. oe, avenue, three Lofts, each 36x30, wi rea ood ght. “Apply 10 P. 3. HARDY, Yi and 103 worth svenus. ) LET—ON THE BOWERY, TWO FLOORS, ABOUT feet each; suitable for li ne manulnctaring 1. C, SANDFORD, 153 Bowery. LET—THE TWO UPPER FLOORS OF 2% BEEK- man street, the top stery being well adapted for ing Foom or any business requiring a good light. premises A i he LET Bie oe oy LS AND OTHER STORES IN inth wi ‘0 Liquor Stores, fitted up and In ons i also a Butcher's Shop and ‘ancy Goods Store. Apply at 603 Hudson LET, WITH OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER—A large oy four stories, basement and loft, 20) ae eet dee: uh mb situated for any kind of manufacturing business; will be let in rooms to sult ap- plicants. ingtire ‘at BOL First avenue, between Twenty. sninth and Thirtieth streets, b LET OR LEASE—FIRST FLOOR AND CELLARS ef Ld Dey street, near Broadway: very erate or lo- ranged for business. Inquiré personally o ay Wok & GREEN, "4% Pine street. LEASE—FIVE Lots. on TWENTY-THIRD street and avenue A, c ting. JAMES RB. EDWARDS, o We: cat ‘wenty-third street, LEASE—FOR BUSINESS, NOS. 4, 6 AND 8 Twentieth street, between, Bro: ras § and Fittn ave- ‘que; will aiter, SRS UP, 235 Broadway, avente. LEASE—22 F EN U fitth street, through § to Br wee TWENTY- F for bush Apply. to W. We STEPHEN r business purposes, LW. Ne BON, 267 Brondway, room 2, ©Py peeee prone, Dogo AND SUB-CELLAR, spalnoatis, oF cn ive story Building, 85 Nassau Cue 16 Wall street, room 18, be- tween 11 ana 4 o'clock. vie: LEASE THE POUR LOPTS OF THE NEW, BUILD- Toes. with commodions entrance from Park good light; suitable for any wholesale or manu- in ness. Apply at the Savings Bask, on first 0 LARGE BUILDINGS; ALSO LARGE FLOORS with stead, y, steam power, to Tet. —Light on all sid 403 by 30 foet. Inquire at 96 Cannon strect of KIENZL PRINTERS, &C.—A FINE BASEMENT ROOM TO Tx lot in the m pew 3 and elegant building 230 Broadway, se of stenin power and peek Seiei a es Ta preuies tw KN) CKERBOC ATER RESTAURANT AND BAR OF THE FRANKFORT House ; small Store In William street; (be altered for ‘4 Store, in West Broadway. SMITH, 22 William street, Fr: HTH AVENUE, 164, NEAR TWENTY: FIRST STREFT.— For physicians, dentists, or light business, two Rooms entrance, on first fory, with bath; per 6 rar h avenue. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, Furnished. 43 CHEAP HOUSE TO RENT—FULLY FUR- ished, on West Thirty-tourth street; three story ‘sloop ‘and extension, 14 rooms, in splendid order, eth furniture and house; to Fooly responsible party Tite us for S00; this is one of the neatest and uses On our bo SAM ES ae OSH AkDB: 69 West Twenty. third street. FAMILY GOING ABROAD WILL RENT THEIR A House, Le rnished, on West Twenty-third street, wat ber mon will not rent to irresponsible parties or for jor boarders, AMES P, EDWARDS, 6) Weat Twenty-third street. vements. Apply RELD, owner, 221 LEASE FOUR LOTS, WITH BRICK DWELLIN frame Factories, on Eighty: two brick and tw: M, A. J. LYNGii, 68 Cedar sitect. street, near By Ae Laps} OWNING A FOUR STORY BROWN House, situated on the west side, up town, would i ike to rent the same to a plain, reapoctabie family Pk mere who would board th the ters: to M, M., station G, will receive prompt atten- LEASE—THE LARGE at VERY ELEGANT brown stone Dwelling 163 West Twenty-third street, aier and gas in every room, citic Bant Mr. J. E. HAYES. Dx70x1i2; kare: room: BENT—UNPURNISHED. Brame Cray! 2 oars le b yo 9.29% for RARE CHANCE FOR A RESPONSIBLE PARTY TO socore afinely located House, newly furnished, on Hil; immediate Bee Address MURRAY, Uptown Branch o! —TO LEASE, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, A HAND. - } Hones, on Lexington avenue, be- tre cis ‘CRAWFORD, 966 Third avenue. FIVE STORY ENGLISH RASEMENT TOUSE, 33 rooms, newly furnished, filled with boarders Font, or $200 and Board for two; would sell furuitare cheap, on easy terms, 54 West Twenty-sixth strect, near St. James Hotel. DESIRABLE HIGH STOOP, FULLY poms: to let Teasgnably eupenih see} 10 RENT—UNFORNISHED, A “TWO STORY, “HIGH sto) brick House, 20x35x1 100, with gas fixtures, on ‘street, room 6. _ NFURNISHED HOUSES TO LET-IN VARIOUS ate ti Motta to $2,700 per year. joralitiess Tent FURNISHED Rooms AND APARTMENTS 2-foot Dwelling near Waverley Dises, Pe ning LARGE FURNISHED JACK ROOM, SOUTHERN exposure, to let to gentleman and wife or two een. tlemen: also a jail ‘third the FURNISHED FOUSE TO LET—IN EAST FORTY. | Bleecker street, near Macdongal street. sixth street, near Fifth avenue; private family onl; NEW YORK HERALD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET, HOUSES TO LET. niurnished, LET OR FOR SALE—THE THREE STORY BROWN stone House 14) East Eightioth strect, between Lex, ington and Fourth avenu on premises atter 9 A. Kast Fitly-seventh street _AMOUSEMENT'S, pas NTC LK tis OF NECK pee 3 RekgTTON. aut ayanine ao ALTERS OON. Af. 2, E. T. Stet an AMES tg yal NECK aX NECK. i abaya ‘CRAG. ¥ v G, BENEFIT and last night but one of the celebrated Couns Fray edie, Mr. &. TET In reparation, “DARING DIC DICK, THE DETECTIVE.” LYMPIC THEATRE. . Bole Lessee and Manager. MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 10. EVERY sepa id 8 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT2. The “American Grimaldi. GEO. L. Fox, and his mirth-provoking Pantomime of HUMPTY DUMPTY, BUCCESS WHICH HAS MOVER BREW EGU ALLED in the annals of amusements. The Grandeat Corps of Specialty Artists ever assembled one entertainment. Those favorite Gymna: THE WILSON BROTH will shortly appear, To avoid the nightly crush at the Theatre Secure seats in advance. NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LFT, without board, to one or two gentlemen, at 151 Ws Thirty-sixth street; private family. T 47 AMITY STREET—FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH conveniences for housekeeping, at $6 per week, for i! d wife; house occupied by owner. NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT HAW! to Ist—To a gentleman, famby Third avenuo, near railroad depot; ments, ae required, Ad: Vv. sisoothers in Rood 1OcaNONS Corps, 1,267 Broadway. —TUE FIRST CLASS. FOUR STORY BROWN ton avenue to let, reason- |. TUCKER, 220 Filth a OLMES BROTHERS, 46 AND 48 EAST TWENTY. third street and Thirteenth street, between Second class locations, four story high tone House 241 Lexi: , with Carpets, &c. and Third avenues —First stoops, furnished or unfurnished, at low rent. ‘OLMES BROTHERS, 46 AND 4 s EAST 23D STEERS, Thirty-eighth stree! $2. furni Lexington avenue, near For: iat th street, near Second a’ ent Lea TAD, OCOCUPYING HEROWN HOUSE, -y handsome suit of 210, furnished turnished OOTH'’S THEATRE. FLORENOR, Mr, Edwin Boota.. Proprietor aud Manager LAST WEEK of tho Popular Artist, « MR. FLORENCE, LA Ne ‘WEEK OF NO MOROUGHPARE. LAST MATINEE of NO THOROUGHFARE on SAYURDAY at2. one secured in advance at tho theatre, or at Ditson Music Store, 711 Broadway. MONDAY NEXT, MARCH 1, Mr, Dion pe last new drama, “DADDY O'DOWD,” with Mr. BO! CAULT in the title role, 8 to let yaeie generar babel, gemiore io acer if ‘Address Uptown arity rf HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS TO LET—TO GEN. tlemen onty, without board; all modern improve- Mments. 149 West Forty-sixth street. BACK PARLOR TO LET FOR A GENTLEMAN ‘and wife for housekeeping; or two young men; also ‘Ul Room. 68 Bond street. 10 LET—TO A PRIVATE AMERICAN ood family, a three stor, ber Serna ee well og Poe ary mc deat TO A PRIVATE FAMILY , Drown stone House on Fourteenth street, be- cond s and Third avenues. . B. M. STOKES, 52 Broadway, room 53, LET—FURNISHED HOUSE 13 EAST THIRTY- ne Seren. Inquire of MORAN BROTHERS, 68 Wil: LABOR FRONT, ROOM AND TWO HALL ROOMS, to a gentleman or gentleman an rnished, ei keh bes} 5 brie of light housekeeping; at 217 West Thir- FEW LARGE CHEERFUL ROOMS, ELEGANTLY furnished, with running water and xood closets, to jet, in a brown stone house restaurants; family private. jo West Twenty What tetad ROOMS.—TWO LARGE ROOMS. second floor to let, withoat board. 44 East Nine- teenth street, Between Broadway and Fourth avenue, Kiet he ROOMS, IN easel. I know you will awai ure of success it mav deserve, bi higher aim, When I wrote the “Coll desired to make an effective play, Dublin press pointed out a mer! never contempla ed. They regarded it as the first truth- ul stage portraiture ot Irish life, manner and character, and warmly encouraged me to’ proceed until I obliter: tod the grovs caricature the public had received from the 10 LET.—WE HAVE A DESIRABLE HOUSE, BE- tween Forty-second and Fifty-sixth sree, one door Fi legantly furnished, which we coul: LDEN & cl ., 957 Sixth avenue. 10 LET—ON FORTY-FIRST STREET, FEW DOORS a eget, tar abi fural ect, let tor a term of three x convenient to fi from Fitth avenue, complete in every Boing to Europe), lease cl Ate ta a al Mest i PANTRY, ;,no moving a street, References exchanged. pe Sere L ARGER HALF OF FRENCH FLAT, CONTAINING range. bath, stationary tubs, abundant pantries: ar- 108 Fifvy-sixth * £89 East twelfth st 10 baht AND EXPENSIVELY FURNISHED, fou stoop brown stone Hi 13 eee ed re al earn street, to a private tai a only, Fift 10. ae Cemetery B. 65th st., 16,8x48x100, owner Piven oR Ooch at... zox50xI neement of house unusually desirable. street, between Le: th Boose THEATRE, BOUCICAULT. SP ON mae YN. t DADDY O'DOWD OR, TURN ABOUT Is wath PLAY. MR. BOUCICAUL’ as Mike O'Dowd of the Ginddagh. OOTH'S THEATRE, DADDY O'DOWD. THE AUTHOR TO THE PUBLIC, ‘A fourth picture of Irish chai er 1s on my dramatic tily the iullest meas- T have another and a on Bawn" I simpl t the London an tin’ that work I confess I ricature that had been mainly instrumental in om fora a popular and very talse impression of Lrish na- ture. Accepting the mi: and subsequently the dra offer you my latest effort in the same series, and ere draw the curtain I beg you all, and my own countrymen in particular, to bring your sympathies along with you. Give me what every man yearns for more than fortune— as conviction that he has done some little good in his me. ion, I wrote “Arrah-na Pogue,” atic portratt, ‘Kerry. Now DION BOUCICAULT, Smory brfek ind = CE cet orgaugu Te SINGLE ROOMS, WITH OR WITH nees exchanged. 152 Waverley dweilitig, $200 per Tuoi vooma2 18x50x100, new 4 stor E. C. Fi ACADEMY OF MU onth ; E. 48th st, wellitt; $200 per month: 2-4 per, month; wo LEASANT ROOMS OR CHOTOE OF FLOORS, HAND. Ly strect, Sia! somely furnished or unfurnished, with privitexe of neighborhood unexce} 10 beta peal es FURNISHED, ON WEST tween Seventh and Eighth ave. gentleman going to pe; a first class three story high stoop double House, 10x60, in complete order, and most elegantly turnished ; toa. How! class light housek: eping : moving in May; reference required. hues, the splendid residence of Pp tha. splendid reeldence of a VERY PLEASANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS lor floor to rent, for gentlemen’s lodgings or oflces: house gentec!, quiet and well 11 at 112 West Twen D ETA FURNISHED HALL ROOM ON SECOND leasant; gas, &c.; gentlemen only. Ap- No. 7 Great Jones strect, near 3TH >STREET—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE; might board out half the rent; Fo street, Uniurnished, ned. only $1,800 way. RUN IDAGE, 23 Union sguare. 710 LET—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, TOGETHER OR separate, in private house, for lodging or light house- Inquire tor a week av 553 Hudson street, near Unfarnished. LET—FURNISHED—A:' NICK FRONT ROOM, clones, ts, gas and all isa pravainenta, suitable or man ai ‘est Twenty. ‘seventh street. WO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS ON ete ha FLOOR at and middle parlor) connecting; fty-sixth street, near E: if, near Third avenue Ait 96 Sixth avenue, LARGE THRER STORY BRICK HOUSE TO LET— 155 Clinton street, near Grand. to5. Call on owner, 3 West Forty-a: LARGE UNFURNISHED HOUSE IN FIFTH, NEAR Fourteenth street, suitable for boarding purposes; agomable to a responsible part OGDEN & CLARK, Broadway, cornet of 700 A YBAR.—AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY . naneed stone House, on Sixtieth street, near Park, table, 4c; possession at once; we TUCKER, 220 Fifth avenue FEW DOORS FROM Ring three times at 316 U0 others trom MORRIS ird floor: no TOVIDg | in Can ny eeen from 10 y-second street. and H Apply at 126 West Twenty- FLBASANTLY, FURNISHED BACK ROOMS FOR 9 w I, with closet, $3; ba business locatior vate homo os inechth street, casi of Union square. e, BETWEEN WAVERLEY AND To 9 Floors, furnished and untur- ‘will be rented reasol NEILSON PLACE, nished, on moderate te TH AVENUE, 164 Fourth avenue; billiard elegantly and fully turn NEAR TWENTY-FIRST STREET.— ah heat and gas; bath on each BARGAIN,—TO RENT, Pitth avenue and one block from. Madison square, and Furniture for sale; the rent is $2,500; le he furniture is new and elegant; beautiful car- ‘parties anxious to sell out ata sacrifies. nS R. EDWARDS, 69 West Tw NY PERSONS Oa gk HOUSES | TO RENT—FO: ES FOURTEENTH 8, Without board, for gentleme Floor and second floor back Parlor; also EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH 8TREET.—TO LET, furnished second story front Room, with hall Bed: Toom connecting; gas, bath, &c. ; reference required. her residence, ments furnis! and upward, in ITALIAN OPERA, n sii Role Manager ENG: ENT AULINE LUC LAST WEEK. BUT ONE OF THE SEASON, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTS OF WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 12, at 8 P. M., time of DER PREISONUETZ. PAULINE LUCCA, CLARA DORIA, Sigs. VIZZANI, JAMBT and others. FRIDAY, March 4—DER FREISCHUETZ SATURDAY, LAST LUCCA MATINEE, voca, _ KELLOGG, ANZ, daalssion, $2; reserved dents, S1y cxtra boxes, MAX MARETZE. REW ELT Matin 6. tne head and seats for sale at Lidand 701 Broadway and Academy of Music. SALMODY OF YE OLDEN TIME, A CONSORT OF OF MUSICK, by private hands, will be attended at YE CENTRAL M, E, MEETING HOUSE, Seventh avenue, close bye Fourteenth street, THURSDAY, MARCH 18, AT 7% O'CLOCK. YE CAN COME IN GOR KG YOUR YORKE SHILLINGS TS). CE! ‘lickets sold at the Ad ~ MUSICAL. HED BUSINESS OF MUSIC TEACH. nding a fine organ posi ‘a flourishing” village only 50 miles trom New $2, ow per annum guaranteed. Address box: 1881 ‘Horaid office. ASS AND NTRALTO WANTED—FOR FIRST class quartet choir; tull and cultivated voices, Ad- dress, with particulars, COMMIITEE, box 120 Herald office. (AARD.—PIANO, ORGAN, GUT WATSON gives private lesson: i, at 92 Clinton place (Kighth street). Instru- ,000, localities, will and DEON, 1,012 Third avenue. VERY DESIRABLE LARGE HOUSE, CONTAIN: 20 rooms, on Twenty-second street, few doors {well adapted tor letting rooms or ther uniurnished small Houses, in third, Twenty-elgnth, tageous to apply to LEXINGTON AVENUF, fifth street.—A handsome front Room on second jgiise other Rooms, without board, in @ private fam- ferences exchanged. A. WAVERLEY PLACE, from Filth avenue ; boarding house. Thirteenth, Twenty-| tree! NEAR WASHINGNON square.—Hall Bedroom to let, furnished (includ. id as), without board, to single gentleman or | Composers; a large wholesale stock. emale one dollar's gain; also Fixtures for sale; must be sold. 9 Bleecker CO., 181 F th av. NUMBER OF THREE =TO LET—A “ae LAR d for daily practl N Migiciaxs.—oxe CENT PER SHEET FOR NEW Sheet Music.—Ten thousand dollars’ worth from all Every one buying worth will receive ten pieces into the RAST EIGHTEENTH furnished Rooms to let, without board, in a good and convenient locality. References. WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—A NEATLY furnished Parlor and Bedroom, suitable for light housekeeping or for two gentlemen; terms moderate. nd nd four stor sory Houses, from $1,000 to $2,500, ¢; STREET.—PLEASANT FRANCIS S CRAWFORD, =$1,20) RENT—HOUSE TO LET; Ti iy het stoop, stone front; improvements: 319 East rat strect, Cutting’s Hill. 066 | ‘Third ayenue. strument, to travel with a minstrel troupe. Call at ora THREE &TORY dress, for one week from 1 to 5 P. SENT Broadway. Apply to owner, 723 ‘ANTED—A VIOLIN AND CLARINET PLAYE ‘also a barytone and tenor singer who play some in: House, 759 ALME! ke. Call for three days, Me. ST FIFTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, BACK Tr, second co furnished; modern im- noes STORY BROWN STONE, 350 EAST FIFTY- ard 1,250; four story, Filtieth street, $1,800; . Je BUNKIN 4CO., In., 554 Third avenue. Ee |_WITH WIFE, WILL LET Good House, fine street, mostly unfurnished, te small pri- Board; fine chance, STOR. » 8 Paintinas &e. at the NEW FI Beekman piace, UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND ~APART- MENTS — TO LET. BELOW FIFTY.SEVE near Fifth avenue, some of the handsomest French ite ever, erected on this Coney, None pet small, vate family of adui dress PHYSICIAN, station E. THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE ’ to let, on Fifty-second street, near Madison avenue; and high iyo’ brown stone ear Lexington Sixth avenue. — STORY RROWN STONE window. on East tape A and Third avenues, at M. TUCKER, 22) Fitth id Gry BROADWAY—A TWO STORY AND BASE it House, containing all improvements, in a exccuent ruelgnbotlood. to rent for $1,000 OTTER BROTHERS, Nos. 4 ‘and’6 Warre (HENTRAL PARK AVENUE.. BE Le tee place, extra large st sath st Kyo oth ave. TH STREET, EOMOPE or AMERICA direct te this wareho THE PUBLIC is invited to examine the superior ac- commodations, light, ventilation, safety, &c., which this Warehouse possesses over all gaere Tent $1,200; a three sto; ast Fitti D, GARRISON, a FRONT | AND BACK “PARLOR, “Two ‘BEDROC Basement and Kitchen; store room, pantries, b wash tray, hot and cold water; separate meter. nm a} premises, 207 East Thirty-second street, a avenue ; rent $1,500, —TO LET—THREE Mouse, with ba: street, between.Seconq 3 FEW OF THOSE with all modern im rent $90 to $140, MORR! VERY DESIRABLE FLAT TO LE’ rter at the house 78 West OH ih or to M1 ‘OR, rh ELEGANT FRENCH FLATS, rovements, near Central Park, 18 B, BAER, 99 Sixth avenue. ' dilk reps, cost $850, for $200; LL FIRST CLASS, WITH EXTRA CONVENIENCES, Suits of Rooms, 2 to ll on a floor; large business or basement; immediate possession. Apply to West Tenth street. Ware, &c.; a sacrific: West 15th st., near Sth av. OHAGE for, FURNITURE, PIANOS. MIRROR 80 CARRIAG GES, WAGONS, & 3" hime is gs: builtexpres 102. TO. RAST T 'HIRTY-SECON FOURTH AVENG EB. TRUNKS, CASES PKAGES contulning ‘articles of EXTKA VALUE can be stored with SAFETY at low rates. Persons can. forward. thelr ods irom part of N H. MORRELL, _Owner and Proprictor. P| a MAGNIFICENT MARIE ANTOINETTE STYLE Grimson satin Parlor Suit, cost $575, tor, $175; one do. $125; brocatel and rep Sults, $79, $00, and’ $38 Chamber’ Suits, $25 pianoforte: Paintings, Mirrors, Carta adn Femur, less than ‘halt cost. 3 West th street (Clinton place), between mith a aod "Bixth Draaeae fp ‘ENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD ‘urniture for sale; su lor Suits. covered st for $i73; TBvokeaoe, Palsunas , tagere: ook case, intin; es, Dini cagren povkine, cine epee fainily leaving city. 36 AMUSEMENTS, Proprictor and Ma jgitf; DESTER WALLAG! aka Mr. RB WALLACK in his plenaud Impersonation ot This charming play is betes) OIVEN ith the most t ensemble of actin ip ge Ege BERT, M a. Kis ae iP "HOLE, r. ine Mme, PONISI and Mrs. JOHN SEFTON. Notwichstanding the extra accommodations provided for seats two weeks in advance isso urgeat Fae ni benny ed rongly recommended. BOX OFFICE Oren ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE. DAVID GARI EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Carriages may be ordered at 10:15. } OvERe THEATRE. B. MONDAY, MARCH 10, Engagement for a limit period of the talented end Miss? RATE, RAYMOND, Who appears in the him Drama of the IFS YOR! Mis KATE RAYMOND,” Mr, ©. B, Dea yk te Aire and will enact HANS ats the FIELDINGS, are raenta a Cet usical act, WILLIE THE WAIP. Those very popul ny it ied by the beautiful Comedy, entith A CREATURE, OF IMPULSE. In preparation, a new oa haben from gag RKAW Look out for a BAD LON, from the Fireside Companion, by Charles Foster. TION Fs oecal THEATRE Mr. SHERIDAN Boor Mr. po ins at8 "Saturday € arrlages y Faay, be ordered tor 10: 10, vi PORMANGE 0} oni HUNDRED YEARS 01.0. To.wtornow NIGHT and notice, will b» produced @ new LIVE LOGAN, and enti A BUSINESS W: The Play will te pre Beanery ty MAKSTO) at until further ighly interesting eapresslf for this theatre ited with new and clegant , and with the following excellent Casi Colon Collins ‘Woot who has soldierly ideas of hon Mr D. H. Harkins does things le- .Mr. Welsh ‘yeh Mr. Palissy Ingraham, with a mania for “invent one. Mr. Foter Pettigrew n irritable fears on Band, with i money, Asher sae ‘a man of stra’ Nicholas Horn, waose home Thomas, a servant of Mrs. Potter Heinrich, a German waiter. Mrs, Courtland Potter, an ambitious tay, aca Tene ‘Clara Jonnin, Miss Fanny Ingraham, the business woman e Mrs. Hooker Wood Bessie Horn, with a bad temper, bute (ied pe hea iss Mary Griswold fie EOI ‘Mestayer iittas Matte ‘Thorpe “Miss Charlotte Cave Y SH Ib FERdT SATIN A BUSINESS WOMA) Seats secured six days In advance. Box Office open everv day from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. at Bue CUSHMA! hat NG LAND Ey ENING. (READINGS FROM Miss CUSHMAN will have, the Honor to give a series of FOUR READINGS, AT BTEINWAY HALL, MONDAY EVENING, MARCIE Y, ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 19, Selections from ROMEO AND JULIET, IVRY.. DEATH OF THE OLD ‘8 WRIREY A TARE O NPRibay AT ae MARCH 21, DAY. MORMING, MARCH 22, baimuat to Lge READINGS. P, THE YOUNG GRAY HEA! THE GRANDMOTHER, THE Baie ied IN ARMOR. +4 CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE. fe vento Hendin AND I ARE OUT, ra C The sale of tic! ts to ‘any mence on Wodnesday morning, March peal and will be continued ERMANIA THEATRE, Fourteenth stree| UENDORF! WEDNESDAY, MARGHI iz, BENEFIT OF ALFRED EINIGKE, DIE SPITZENKOENIGIN. nets, by antler and [JArronge. near Third abalone Tor: PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 21 BOWERY, CROWDED NIGHTLY TO THE D ‘The great characte! ‘dose RSD FO, CHARLES AND M. JENNY ENGEL. HE ST, INFANT BALLET TROUPE, MISS JENNY MURUAY, TSH VOCALIST TONY PASTOR, TONY P. Belle Gordon, Kitt MATINEE TUESDAY RYANT’S OPERA yous beewre on 6th and 7th, yh Hees near Booth's Theatre, irday Matinee at 2. ntation scene, ITUCKY HOME, this sew, UNCEE EPIS DREAM OF OLD, J. W. Mea: Watermelon Mana a ‘ola Foci UNCLE EPIDS DREAM. U. PH'S DR. Charscters by e Deed, he BRYANT'S MINST! BivANT Pian a n, £0 AY AT 2 Beats secured, FRIDAY EVENING, HAMPTON Be tn oaetoa CONCERT OF TH FRIDAY ERENING: MARCH 14 NTIRE NEW PROGRAMME, bite unanimous in ADMISSION §) CENTS. Can now be obtained at Steinwa: Book Concern, hata Broadway, and I QTEINWAY HALL. OLORED. Yoear, ISTS, ED ‘3. Hall, the Methodist _PIANOFORT Ss, ORGANS, &C T HAINES BROS. First class tisearome new Pianofortes for sale on very reasonable terms, ___And several used a litt! “| STEINWAY ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE GRAND Pianoforte, nearly new; has all the latest improve- $1,000; great sacrifice for cash, Call at 23 Third street, near Bowery. LADY WHO IS GOING TO MOVE WILL SELL A ‘hice Goctaye second hand Chickering Piano at $35, t Kighty second street. PRIVATE. FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE ificent four round corners te, made to order, 27 Union square, ery low for cash. will dispose of thelr m M4 octave rosewood Bis $00; Rrrivate rentdence 120 West 200 ste N. B.—Guarantee tor 5 years. arM West. s7th oh 4 to Sree Kast 50th SMALL GERMAN FAMILY WILL LET SECOND “ containing all modern im- 4 est Fifteenth mreots rent $360; and Part of ge A Floo1 provements, to @ Pleasantly Thonted 2 2B. references exchanged. PRIL OR MAY—THE LOWER PART OF THE FIRST St, Mark’s place (Bast Eighth exte with iinprove- ‘ith one large attic room; rent on the premises, instalments at 0” RELL'S: hokey wed avenue, betws ntnirtieth a ty: pee At BENDALL'S OLD STAND—FURNITURE, ts, Bed ESIRABLE HOUSKS TO LET.—FORTY: TED street, near Broadway, ty-AIth street, near Ei tleth street, near third strect, ne four story sere ot Wane Seventh venue Fifth a manver sit eos Ya aren n r of others, 0 RU KSHANK, one” and Sev: af West Forty-fourt RC CAT gp OC DP VELLINGR 215 sae 217 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH street to rent or sell; 20 rooms each ; water and other oply to F PARTRIDGE, 26 West Fifteenth class private house street) ; three large room: ments ‘on parlor floor, $55. Apply to the own FIRST FLOOR, WITH BASEMENT, TO LET_UN. furnished, iti the four story brown stone house, 65 Second avenue, near Thirty-seventh street; rent $40; immediate possession, avenue, corner ny: family Ieeving’ the elgg. rake Parior Bults, elegant ‘rosewood Lie evrary ant Dining Furniture, Carpets, Beddi {labrary, and Dining Furulture, Carpets, Bedding, conveniences. AD) Ao ht Went s aed ngs street, or 129 Broa LARGE ASSORTMENT OF OARPETS, FURNI- fure and Bedding at lowest cash, prices by igang t] rst ‘AR- cheap for cash or by weekly and in OrB. CANNON, 2 209 and 211 Hudson street, cor. Canal. _ ‘0 BE SOLD AT GREAT BA Fertnnatee Household Furnitars - first street, near Seventh a and walnut Chamber 210 West Twenty-first street. MONTHLY TO A SMALL FAMILY, loor, five rooms; gas, bath, hot and cold Water and stationary tubs; house private. Apply at 136 OUSES TO RENT—BY JAMES R. EDWARDS, 69 as Booth’s Theatre; ranging from third treet 0 furnished it tr ), Fpardculars ma: se its at he office. JA Ay 10 LET—THE THREE STORY yd (STOOP BROWN stono House 827 West Firty-fitth EN & OO, aid Sixtn avenue. Pd THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, 225 street: reasonable rents; brown ‘ootn 13, 240 Broadway. (0 LET—HOUSE 723 GREENWICH, STREET; rooms: to be seen from 1 till 4; rent $1,200. Apply at 110 West Twenty -ninth street. 10 aan OR FOR SALE—HOUSB 402 WEST TWENTY. brown stone, ata parrain : + Ragin basement Hon 'VY¥, 274 West Thirty-nin' A THREE STORY HIGH woman ae with modera, improvements, 15 ro teenth street; rent $1,400, Apply ‘to os unfurnished, an 0, $3,000. Sar FLOOR AND APARTMENTS, AT 12 GaR- mine street; Immediate possessor 10 LET—IN A RESPECTABLE HOUSE, A FIRST AND Inguire on the premises, 192 Hester street. Near all the city cars. 0 LET—LOWER PART OF HOUSE #0 EAST NINE- focnth streot:, three story high stoop, modern im. oft aes fo A. BWARTS, Grand Duchess and Por ered in ormeen satin, brocatel, cost $600, for $250; one a1 esl for Y LET—246 sult at for $275; rosewood T West Forty Ht co! $60, $27 stone, high stoop. Ro oe xtension Tables, Silver and China Ware,’ Bookcase, Etageres, other be sold in largo or small tote to suit cash customers, 0 eer PART “OF A HOUSE, CONSISTING OF it rooms, and the new, elegant Furniture for sale Inquire at 137 Secend i from ten to one o'clock. LET—THE UPPER PART, SECOND STORY FIVE rd story two Tooms, modern house, East $600, $650. “Apply to C. J, FOL- N, of. charge, Call at tres ix reet, four stor, rice moderate. gary, ‘erina: also tour ator € hir Ring bell No. 1, Fesidence 124 tave Pianoforte, cost $900, for $275; Parlor Suits, cost $000, for $150; rép sults, $355 Bedroom Suita, $0: "Bros room: Nineteenth UL mee SOM, 14 “PRIVATE FAMILY WISH TO DISPOSE, 0! nt Houschold Furniture betore leaving for moderate price. Address A. B., box 161 Herald MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR ag maker, fully iy Chto used 5 ost $900, Pape Obes ber, Dis Furniture, ‘Chinaware: a Property i fara iy leaving ‘ity. N ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, CARVED LEGS, beautiful Steinway, Plano. every improvement; great sacrifi DLE, 13 Waverley place, near wae WILL SELL HER SPLENDID 7% OCTAVE wines Pianotorte, richly 1 improvements, made to order.” -first strect, near Seventh avenue ~ FOURTH AVENUE—BXCRLLENT Rose F204 sguere pte ae ew, be, $200, $225, $250, en baat ee i HAMBERS. aN. iron frame, only $125; carved, overstrun PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING ‘will sell all their made Furntt &c.—namely, ir styles Parlor Suits, cov: ost $300, Suite, cost $8) for oF $50 to S100; Carpate, Bie matings, Mirrors, Buffet and Antoinette Suits, colored i and striped reps Bulty otl comple r yard, Bronze fine Ol P: ticles too numerous to mention; will B.—Goods can be stored in house until lot of May free rivate house 120 it Twenty-third rat ‘BE SOLD, REGARDLESS OF Ot 4 ,t0,euit purchasers, complete Furniture of private est 26th st, comprising rosewood. 744 ec: NEAR CORNER SEVENTY- first mgr first class Floors, consistin; a a, modern tmprovements, ises, 1,287, first floor, or to L.J. © ‘sronuie dibie House). 10 LET—A NICE SECOND AND THIRD FLOOR, with foc Al peo) jie (Ninth ward); all conven- ‘Also a neat eee Cottage. 0 LET-A THREE STORY, HOH STOOP HOUSE, ice with elegant Carpets ai Fourth favenne; will be lensed iv sent eS BROWN 8TONE Fifth avenue, to 8. W, WARD, it oe Thirteenth street. LET—¥OUR iL MODERN House in Forty-seventh street, yy @ private family; rent $4,00 cn. several smail apply At 65 Hudson street. RENT FROM THE ISTH OF MARCH OR THE. 4 Lower Part of house 180 and gas; rent $40. Apply ati jain; Mat Bash, on vasy torts, OF exchanged ior Board “if satisfac: tory arrangement can be made SHee* chance. For par- tied ORER, K ‘and Chop I ee roomate ; ; elegant pattern, nearly ne over 81,001, SH Fifth avenien Foes, KEEPERS AND OTHERS s WANTING FOR LET—FINE TARGE DWELLING HOUSE, 14 WEST raters comfortable Cottages in ‘wenty-fifth stree emt WIth street, near, Thirty-second street, LET—THE crag dated HOUSES :-— C eomns. Sait at gh | Hi LEXINGTON AVENUE, BE ment ‘first streets, in Frenc very reasonable reat, twee: with Sit modern impro Apply to G. SCHIFF, porawere to be dh ene t Oe NURSERY ‘AND | Ph. », Tweuty ‘rst si Kook, laid owt to Le ty American LET—TWO LARGE HOUSES, NOW CONNECTED, n Twenty-fourth feria Bear Fifth erent Hotel; wile "Nurserics. Bagshot, Surrey, England, devotes special attention to Trees abd Pian suitable for the supply of Awor side Nurseries eocupy. : is goes enelee will be separately ; rent | (c: specially Fruit Stooks) ee Tweltth zat HREE qrony BRIOK bt Eighth | avenue nt 3), eLiton, coals office, Highth avenue, corn res, of which 150 are mental Trees and Shrubs, a», ke. A imiproweme mts pplication. Orde ittanee.on London ; 0 LET—THE FINE FOUR 8 srorY DWELLING House 9% Clinton piace, containing 21 Frome, with all mmprovements, Inquire of 8, GUTMANN, 48 Leonard street. trustworthin THWAIT & ©0.'3, William street, New York, stock and low prices. _ from whom tite ‘cataiogives n may be obtained. it “AND, UNITED © “gitn a! “SOCTRTY. —COU- rlers may be secured on arrival by ‘urope, on writing the Boeretary, 08 venor souare, Loi gi 338 oy Pe. ETEENTH STRE improvements, families visiting OWE BUreGL, Uiros- | died A three story high stoc fopair, Apply to U. ME ii 58 Third avenue. sita'darpets, ob cent yd., and 900 lots cheap for three ee days, (saRrets, C Furniture, Beds, Beddi Payments tal ten. by the week or month. rms easy. oy KELLY & CO, corner of Tw jt Sixth avenue, J{OURTEEN SETS OF CHA used, part cottage and black walnut, top fresses aid allcompletas will be old ‘low for inguire ban R. CRO! yas Fourth avenue. INSTER CARP! ey Stone Oyster ONE. PIECE, 5 price $30); cost niture.—$18,0.0 worth magn! House hol Uopoesd ot at great sucrilec rise ‘all today or to- ar Seventh a ONTALY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS —OARPETS Furniture, ; Bedding. 2 ae, ALY & CUNNINGRAM, 384 and 886 Third avenue, near Twenty-cighth stevet, Prices lower than any other house in the city. | paryane PARTIES DESIRING TO DISPOSE OF their Furniture can meet with a cash parchaser by addresing 8. H. #., box 38) Post office. TEEKLY AND M ture, Carpets HLY PAYMENTS POR FURST. Bedding, at B. M. COWPER- Chatham’ street, An immense ERO REFRIGERATORS, WITH WATER COOLER. J" he best meat tral and lee resorver in the world; ighest awards of the American Institute 1867, U a manufmotarer, 394 and 226 W Twenty: hh Bend for hank, dnt elwogatore copaleds SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFOR’ overstrung, agraffe, carved logs, ke. with stool and used short time ; full Ree anaes sacrifice for PEEK & SONS, iz7 ERICAN PIANOFORTE COMPANY 2 FOURTH avenue,—Planos of six first cl easy instalments or cash at a liber: a rs for sale on iscount and for hire. H. SeuRODE, President. [BEAUTIFUL TRON FRAME FIAROTURTE, $125; improvements; full, uaranteed; mag: hificent rosew. immense sacrifice. rooms, No. 7 Bleecker stre: T CHAMBERS & merchants and others ean buy the most Fisnos, excellent tomwood squares and nd upriahs D denuine me bargains VED LEG PIANO VE) VERY CH CHEAP—NEW 14 on monthly lied. For bargains call at 8, 101 ‘FOURTH fos cokdat A' Plauos sal LL AT THE CO-OPERATIVE PIANO MAKERS’ Warerooms, Me siete, fare. cheapest and and examine the ianoforte manufac- vad for seven years. }URGANT SEVEN 001 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. reat Pargain: C. pre SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN, A SPLENDID 74 octave Ptanotorte, with modern’ improvements, ‘articulars at tween Second and Third P. HALE 18 MAKING 10,000 PL trade cheaper than ‘spall manuiacturers, can ‘Tenth avenue and Thir- t Forty-se venti (OFORTES FOR zw STYLES “IMPROVE reed Cabinet Organs, ready this month, at reduced and $12 THE MASON & HAMLIN are admitted to be unrivalled. Their new st les are cheaper than an. BINET ORGANS or sold cs Bar JANOS AND ORGANS.—GREAT BARGAIN and most beautiful styles ig, and by best makers st lower prices for cash, of jnstalments or tor remt, during this month, ag WAT! i '$', 481 Broadway, than can be found elsewhere, TANOS, BEAUTIFUL WERER INCLUDE! CHEAP as the bast, fur, Font of sale, Rent allowed purchasers. at MBRRELU’S, No.3 Uwon square, 106 Fyugia avenue, 1 perfect tones ever ‘As the cheapest, good — AMUSEMENTS, ‘TH AVENUE ‘TaRaras ea GU RTAEY RISES AT ®, ‘Str. AUGUSTIN BAY BASS LAST PER F< signs ec ic SOF ALL EVERY EVENING THIS WHER SATURDAY will be nctod, for the Laat TIMKS tne We Tiant emotional play ia four acts entitied Characters by Miss CLARA MORRIS, Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, Miss FANNY MORAN a LINDA DIETZ, Miss NELLIE MORIIME! ad CLARKE, We CHARLES FISHER, Mi. wit AMES, Mr, Jamis, Wis and Mr BURN M so TURSDAY EVENING, March IB r the Arst time in {his theatre, Mr. FRANK MAR SHALL brilliant Londow Cor entitled NEW YEA a4 SHAME, with its perfect original ci scenery, allnew. Box sheet no now opea. *.*In preparation for special reprodection, DIVORCB. ” | eltcived by bees to announce unce that these fevivals will be © production very exiraoriintry emotoaal oowers? "= PY TBLO'S GARDEN, * FOURTH MONTH. SPOUT NONE: THE MAGNIFICENE SPROTACULA® ROMAN LEO AND LaTos Al 5, RECONSTRUCTION ies LEO AND LOTOS, nedonbraporicn AND DIANI IN besa BORG, AWPULLY CLEVER—BY cobuA pAKD. MOTO AND Lotos. NEW BALLETS, ‘ERI, LANNIER, LUPO, ADNIENN NEW Bal LE ND. ‘LOTos, ONE HUNDRED CORYPHEES AND IGURANTES 0A W QUARTETTE. NEW quanrérre, % NEW sons LEO AND LOTOS, | Sigal MOUNTAIN WONDERS. NEW pre LEO AND LOTOS, WIttiAa TOPFMAN, THE SWI3S WARBLER NEW DREssE: LEO AND LOTOS, SE. Now SPARATE, THE MAN APE. NEW VAR ETTES, LEO AND LOTOS, VIES, THE MASTER VANTRILOQUTCE. NEW VanIEATES LEO AND LOTOS, pentous, THE VIOLINIST, NOVELTY -NOVELEY. LEO AND LOTOS. THE SIEGRIST FAMILY, NOVRLET HOV ELEY. {0 AND LOTOS, DD ALL THE. GREAT SE SATUS ES RETAINED, THE BIRD CAGE. trans pitas OF VENUS, THE PALACE OF sT. THE WONDROUS PANORAMA OP PARIS INT HE GORGEOUS TRANGFORMAT! ION SCENES, eeeing 7:45, SATURDAY MATIN HALF-PAST ONE. Tn preparation. startling realism, illustrative of ue ILS AND DANGERS OF FRONTIER LI with new and beautiful scenery and remarkable ‘etfvcts, HEATRE COME’ 514 BROADWAY Mr. JOSH HakT, Sole Lessee and Proprietor GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY BY THE ME} TO-DAY TO-DAY TO-DAY MASTER TO-DAY COMBINATION OF THE WOBLD, MATINEE TO-DAY BY THE TO-DAY TO-DAY MASTER COMBINATION. OF THE WORLD MATINEF TO-DAY, MAVINEE TO-DAY, TO-DAY MATINEE TO-DAY, AT 2g O'CLOCK AT 2% O'CLOCK TODAy READ — BEAD" AD — READ THE uATiLTONS, THE NATTHEWa FAMILY: e Tin rises $2 52 IWSTAR 88 Shme MATTHEWS ARTISTS 8 o8nS FAMIL 1 2 Boeges Mh STAR 6 Bocaan |: uty, ARTISTS wage oy oH TOQLBY,, APPEAR B up oo get An, 3 ee ee aaa agnor, THEATRE 6 O¢ Romee Miss Ri ecieS, COMIQUE, & & geen Miss O'NEL i 2 eS eseSs Mise HAIN BROADWAY, #9 Z52%5355 Miss LUCTELL, EVERY g soe, EVENING 57 sang Nps Boi 3288, WEDNESDAY 3ge55 2bge8 a fae geebeesesg NOt Ae BY BEREZSES Ee f GRAVER, ovLbck, sameroae HALL EVENING Scadeno= ued NEWCO By et Ege see . BRAI Br eccela C ound ORs Lie Mr. C! MATINGRS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. NXRAND OPERA HOUSE, WEST TWENTY-THIRD F street, corner ot Kighth avenue, rises at 8 o'clock. "Carriages may be ordered for 10%. Sele Lessee and Manager.. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAL® LAST WEEK Fscthady ROUGHING IT, Mra. WOOD, Mr. BROUGHAM, Mr. MORTIME: Mr. FAWCETT, eas B GRAND CHORUS, BALLE’ AST W EEK of the MAGNIFICENT TRANSFORMATION and of all the REALISTIC LOCAL SCENES. NEXT SATURDAY, ITS LAST MATINEE. MONDAY EVENING, March 17—First time on any stage of VICTORIEN SARDOU’S prohibited Comedy om American manners, entitled, UNCLE SAM, to be given, with EXTRAORDINARY REALISTIC. SCENE: MAGNIFICENT APPOINTMENTS, With A CAST WHICH CANNOT BE EXCELLED iu aes: tre. SHEET is NOW OPEN for the FIRST SIX NIGaTs, ‘and seats beng be had at the Grand Opera yon The tre Branch oftice, in the lobby of the Fifth eatre, | Va SAM! BAS SAM! on SAMI S" TAMRS THEATRE, TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET ‘and Bri GRI SUCCESS OF THE NEW SHOW. G. SWAINE BUCKLEY & SAM SHARPLEY'S BURLESQUE OPERA TROUPE, LAST NIGHTS OF SOMNAMBULA, ENTIRELY NEW OLIO. MUSICAL MOMENTS. THE EMIGRANTS, FRESH FROM ite caer, PIRATES’ CHORUS. ze ins at8. Seats red. Ends at 10, jay next— UCRETIA. BORGIA, 585 ATHENEUM. Bonen’ opposite Metropolitan Hotel, Manager OTA eniire New and Sereaing ili, Always Aead with Original Noveltios, The splendid Burlesque of MATINEE, ERNANI; MATINEE. or, THE HORN OF A DILE! Miss SOPHIE WORRELL -Miss IRENE A Ta GEQ ATKIN [ano e unrh st. THE COMET OF oF tae Miss LEONA DARE, the most denutifit Hs grpcetu thd ae female of the age. in her es, -Loulsa’s Courtship. LUKE ScHOULORAPT, THE KIN MISS BLANCHE SELWYN. Miss as BLANCHE SELWYN. ee small bi constant E han Fnoon doors open at 1. Even ‘CT otciocke iHee open di in advan ‘ance. © PORE STARTLING NOVELTIES READY, B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. Every Event Alexandre Dumas’ hy istorical Play.of AMBITION. M FRANK ROOHE. Mrs. F. B. GONWAE EW ELEMENTARY FRENCH Ucar PROF. ETIENNE LAMBERT will comme ‘mentary French Class nos ny (Wednesday), eat aye by a short Lecture. Chil 4 Intant Class, ) trom 8 to 15 years from 4 to $ years ol old, Oral system. No grammar. AUL FALK'S TIVOLI, 18 and 20 St. Mark’s piace (Eighth street), betwees Second and Bs? avenues, THIS AND EVERY EVENING, GRAND ve teceatn eg "Sp coregahe by a splendid corps of 25 music! ‘onductor Felix J. Elen, A ‘Adnuiasion 25 cents. NEW, YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 61S BROAD. between Houston and Bleecker streets Every one should “vist this wonderful Museum; it is full o€ jople should see and understand. Lectures Gallyon “the "Philosophy ot Marriage.” Those partion unal He to attend these important lectures can fave them ‘on recetpt of 25.cents, by address acne Nay PyoRK MU "ATOMY, Gul BEOKETA! W YORK MUSEUM OF ANA’ Broadway, New York. UMENTAL CONC qu INSTA aOeaA H. MOUQUIN'S Kestanr nity, ui “Pulton 1 20 Ann street, m RICAN THEATRE, bees He Ghestn ret, Fuiietel ia, Pa. ORT. A FIRST CLASS ENT! TALNMENT NIGHTLY. ee VARD.—PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, PIANO, VIOLIN, ¢ , Guitar, Singing, Harmony, da; and event a | Bl ight Cast costal shed 1et lnc Jars maile RESON, Mastoal Dit t | A THENEUY, GRAND FAMILY MATINEE. ERNANI--GRAND BURLESQUE. WORRELL SISTERS, AN UNRI ‘ALLED D CAST, ILLIARDS.—ALBERT GARNIER WILL GIVE | AN exnibition at CYRILLE DION'S, 243 Broadway, this afternoon, at2 ‘clock ; ; also fancy show, DANCING_A\ J. SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. —CLASSES onic Tall. 114 and 116 Kast Thirteenth sireety t Hall, 154 and 196 Bast Fiity-tourth street, PIV ATE LESHONS nt any hour, day or evening. CIRCULARS at Priv Academy, 213 East Eleventh st. A =—DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT 2b + Fifth avenue, now open for the reception of p Send for circular T MR, TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF y DANCING, Ly. ALL, 723 Sixth avenue (Reservoir square), PUPtus oumence at any Rati ery at theur convenience i LEAKN ANY PARTICULAR DANCE genuine in appear algy the celebrated Te de DANN WOn @ Malden Laue