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2 TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. _ TTENTION} NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS, 0 Li ELEGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO x aor rooms, ae place, near Fi RENT, IN THE ABOVE FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE cIry HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICE, 40, 40. i OFFICES, SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, 40., 40., CAN BE HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED 81Z8, FROM 10X12 FEET TO 26X67 FEET, AT $300, $40, $300 AND UPWARD TO $42,000, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION, THE ABOVE BUILDING COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCCUPANCY, HEATED BY STEAM AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS = a — cl PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN IM- PROVEMENTS, | | SMALL OFFICES. Sa Story, 4th Story, Sth Story: 1,500 “i =. ‘io a S 350 00 ae Ot 1,250 1,000 = 1350 cis c 1,250 = - 400 = - VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR. POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS. INQUIRES TO BE MADE OF HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREET, a Ana CHEAPEST FLOORS TO LET ON BROAD- —— co THIRD FLOORS, BROADWAY, A —THK RESTAURANT AND LUNCH COUNTER OF + a downtown hotel, doing @ good business, will be tented to a thorough Caterer ata nominal figure. Ad- dress, giving references H. H., Herald office. “). HANDSOME ALL STORE TO LET—ON SIXTH avenue, with Dwelling spare $700, and one Corner Store’; also one on Third and Eighth ayenues and on First avenue, Office Sixth avenue. ROADWAY.—FIRST FLOOR FRONT OFFICE—IM- tne tiate possos-tons rent low. Apply to-day for par- ticulars to MORRIS SIMMONDS,” oadway, room 5, ROADWAY STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET— Whole or in BAEy west side; near Fourteenth sireet; st loca tic pply at 841 Broadway. Roo ERY TO LET—267 WEST 12501 STREET, 65 tee: fitted up with gpuuters, shelves, drawers, 1, with basement 20x65, with patent ele’ et for heavy goods, Also a Store, 269; good location for shoe store or merchant tailor. Inquire oa premises. TEAM POWER,—TO LET, LARGE AND SMALL 1D, Hoos, with or without’ power, (wgodworkers al Towed reka Machine Carving Works, 60, 68, 64 IXTH AVENUE STORE TO LET—WEST SIDE; plate glass front, suitable for boots and shoes or fancy joods. Add ross De ing business, C. 1. M., Herald Uj- wn Branch of Broadway ENDID STORE IN THE NEW pring street, adapted for any large — A, SPI Luling, No. 375 business, specially for a fine tea or grocery. store, turni- ture warcrooms, wine and billiard saloon, restdurant, oyster saloon, &¢. Also Floors and Rooms’ in the new brown stone’ houses. Nos, 211, 218 and 216 Moth and Spring street. Inquire of housekeepers, Nos. 211 and a3 ‘ott, near Spring street. 10 LET—A LARGE AND ELEGANT STUDIO, AT 35 Union siuaros also small Store on first floor, Inquire on Premises o of G. BOUTO! LET—NEW YORK ASSEMBLY ROOMS, for a term of years, with Saloon, Supper Rooms and Other apartments belonging to said ballroom. Inquire ‘at 20 Second avenue. 10 LET—A SMALL STORE, SUITABLE FOR FEED business; and several Stalls ad oining. ‘Thirty street, near Eighth avenue. J, F. WILLIAMS & SON, 27) West Thirty fourth street, corner Eighth avenue. 10 LET—IN THE REAR BUILDING 2% ROWARD street, near Broadway, Lofts, suitable for light bust- ness; rent low, Inquire in the ‘printing office, on the premises. wo SMALL STORES TO LET—AT KNICK E Re bocker Cottage, 456 Sixth avenue. Furnished. N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET—IN Thirty-third street, near Fitth avenue; also one in est Thirfy-second street, tor private family only. COLES & RYDER, 1,292 roadway. A —22D S8T., pr STH AND 6TH AVS., ENGLISH . basement 18 rooms, $3,000; 2uth st., bet Madison and 4th avs, nigh stoop, 12 rooms, $2,500: 17th st., near Irving piace, high stoop, 12 rooms, $2,700: 16th st., near Sth av., high stoop, “rooms, $6,000; 47th st., near 7th ay. igh stoop, H rooms, 2,100; “others, unfurnished, in choice locations; see list” ' HOLMES BROTHERS, 46 East Twenty-third street. A SMALL HIGH STOOP HOUSE, COMPLETELY farnishet; all improvements; everythi Tequisite for housekeeping linen, sliver, crockery, &c.; terms moderate. West Forty-third street, between Broadway ang Eighth avenue. A TAREE STORY BROWN STONE WOUSE, THOR oug! urnis! will rent to priv: tana r $i50 per month: and others. wg $i PHALON & SLOAN, 31 Bast Seventeonth stroct,_ OMPLETELY ‘LY FURNISHED FOUR STORY HOUSE, in Forty-second street, near Fifth avenue, to a pri: vate eu oniy; oi paintings and library; owner in Europe. Appty Ai nis office, G2 Pine street. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN 81 House for male, on favorable terms, or would rent furnisned, tor one year, to first class family. Apply to owner, off the premises, 132 East orty-fourth stre tk OUR fay fe esc Meade LEX nue, ly farnished, '5; another, $200; Thirt tn H7get,, 8100s Tweniysoventh, ean Sadivon avenue, 240: three story, $1 10 othe clogs aly furnishe: d and unfurnished ; different locations |B. NAGAN, a Fourth AVENUE, corner Twenty IMALL HOUSE 10 RENT—NICELY FURNISNED; Forty-third street, west of Broaaway; rent $15) per Month; also lower Part of How rooms, nesr Sixth avenue, WILLIAM 26. CRELESITANK, Broadway and Forty-‘ourth street. 10 LET—A stone How sell their Furn it; Le. ington avenue, t @ Bighty-ffth street tent $800. To be ssen any time during the day or evening. ym (PO LET—¥ERNISHED, TO A PRIVATE FAMILY very large and elegant stone mansion, 23 Kast Twen- lysecond street, 3 fect front, near Broadway: newly ainted and fresooed; in elegant condition. Apply from ¥to I or 2 to 10 LET—FURNISHBD, OR WILL SELL, WITH OR without Furniture, the four story high stoop brown stone House No. 213 West Forty-second street; poe Sue Fibly located, being in close Proximity to Broadway and % railroads; farniture elegant. wayaNacn , Dortheast corner Forty-second street and Sixth avenue, ‘po meet aA NEATLY PURNISHED HOUSE, ON 7 Ath street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues; fent gy per month. Apply to to E. BA DAILEY, No, 683 Sixth avenue, pear Thirtyfourth 0 LET ON ERASK—A FUBNISHES HOUSE, MADI- fon avenue, Harlem: everything, new, including beading, g. china be ; Tent $1,800; possession immediately. $B TAN @'SPEER, corner loth street aud Thir arenas 10 LEASE—FU LLY AND RICHLY FURNISHED, FOR two or three years, to an unexceptionable private family only, an elé; md four story high basement brown. esidenoe x100, handsomely finished in cab- “draperies, carpets ac, ail new; joen from Fith avenue and Central y-escond street entra rent g400 F montp Address owner, 8. IS L, Herald office. 8 WEST BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROAD- ple or Fart of an Clegantly furnished oppertunity for doctor or dentist or Soy respectabbe business. Furniture for sale it de: Unturnished, 7 LOW RENI—SEVERAL NEW THREE sToRY ne fronts: all improvements; good loca- Hon; ‘Cutting Pein Bast Forty-tirst street, Prospect place rent. $1,000 ad $ Murphy as ke nomen! cog ae ka eo ODD, No.7) Beaver street Ae BR STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN STONE as bead Fifth avenuo; fixtures complete: house | perfect order, we modern ‘iinprovements. Apply at West Forty-Aith street. THREE STORY Rate STOOP BRICK nous AE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House to let, 396 Wag, a first street; all modern vements; good ne } Possession imme- y- THREE STORY HIGH BASEMENT, 13 ROOMS, with Parlor Mirrors and Gas Fixtures; in excelient order; rent $2,000. 16 Twenty-second street, near Fourth aven PER MONTH WHOLE | EXTENSION BRICK jouse to yourself, 39 feet 6 inches front, 18 feet 6 inches deep rSedroome, Jarge parlor,’ spacious wit tngdera Seema residence, En- RF STORY igi FTUOF gh] Bd deep, iD oro' order; ey ny X WILLIAM & B.A CHUIK SHANK, Broadway and Forty-fourth streat. Lt RENT (ONE BLOCK OF bs pd bgt Hotel and Broadwazy saree, House. et; 7 all Boa a large rooms; all im Me 4 eas raver, th, dumb waiters, ler closets, stationary 1 Dosseralon ‘mn ely; will let for bt new cua if vequired seen from 9 ‘mornings. NEA, COTTAGE AND aoe TO LET.—COTTAGE ‘on Ninth Wer in ei ont Flot, aa order, $50; ee Floor and Basement, $37 8; Sec: uae - eg (Not a tene- q@en' nv house.) “Solr at E, He ments, 144 East Thirty-second street; Raft appt ct on premises, 10 to'¢, or MORKIS B. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1873.—TRIPLE SHEET. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. | Unfurnished. oe 0 LET-THE WHOLE on PART OF THE THREE baseme! sega aren Hoard Rena Seat ea Pa T—THE FOUR STORY HIGH sr008 ON DUBE, at modern. improvements, om; | "7 t Tass. bo fgets a raat tatty, agul ee GARD NER, «6 Leonard street, up etaira 0 LET—A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BROWN stone House; the tamily no cou fulaueg will fell their Fornywure st athalfthe cost, Lex- ington avenue, third house above ity-fifth street; Tent $300, To be Shes any time during the rs or evening. big bai gabe Hed are STORY nae. spoon p House No. 102 East Seventeenth street, to pri- vate ‘ily. Apply on premises, No agents. LT Brad tKEs PLACE, LEROY STREET, BETWEEN Bedford and Hudson Sireets.—To Let, thee story and basement, brown stone front; rent low! mediately. Apply as above. FURNISHED noone 4 as APARTMENSS Pn ns sntaeagnnannds OM, $3 50; TWO LARGE ATTIO vaplees ‘accommodatio for fire in . biark’s place A FRONT HALL @ighta %), Rear every room. No. Broadway; ‘references. patch A ncaa na PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET AN ELEGANTLY A ferntahed Soak age, ree SOO, to Ro two sor r gentleman a cos Beventh avenue, corner Twenty-sevond street A pe pnt FURNISHED FRONT bernie Foe iD a seme Yr quarter of West, Fot for @ lady. dress B, C., Herald ey faneh oftce VERY NICELY PURNISHED {SECOND an | Fee ear sale at bas West Takrayaah le i streehy Detween, Seve! mith and and Eighth avenues. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL, Let two Tonnes | ng Rooms, furnished, on parlor floor, te one OF two Jeppomsbie ent) en; location desirable; Soper mouth Thirtieth street, T M8 EAST “ EWGHTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR Fourth avenue,—A nicely furnished Floor for house- Keoping, with private bath, gas and use ‘ot stationary tubs; house heated by 7 heater | convenient to Central Park, in healthy location. Call lor two days. A PARLOR FLOOR OF FOUR ROOMS, FURNISHED for ROOT BIO with hens Set gas, bath, hot water; also Basements it require rivate; terms mod- erate, 171 bast Eight jy-seventh street. A FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS; ALSO A FRONT and hall Room and large single Room, nicely fur- nished; bath, hot and cold water. 30 East Thirteenth street, near Broadway. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ON SECUND FLOOR with gasand bath. Callfor three days at 357 Weat ‘ni ixth street. —ELUASANT, FURNISHED, SPACIOUS, OLEAN « Rooms, singly or en suite, $250 to $12, for gentle- men or for Hight "Owners read terms unusually moder- ate; references, Owner's residence, No. 47 Amity street. FAMILY HAVE A SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SECOND floor, handsomely furnished; all modern improve- iments; relerencos, No. 168 Thirty-fiith street, third door West of Third avenue. A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OWNING AND OCCU. being a vrown stone howe on Murray Bill, will lot a furnished Koom to a gent'eman, witho Please call at 145 Kast Thirty- enth street, near {yey av. hee oy OF ROOMS (THREE), WELL FURNISHED for ning hausskeoninge suitable for gentleman and econ i reek! front. No. 265 Sixth avenue, near enth street, (OBNER OF UNIVERSITY PLACE AND NINTH street—27 East Ninth street.—Handsome furnished* Rooms to let, single or en suite, without board; family private and appointments all first class; the enilre Sec- ond and Third Floors will be lot. ESIRABLE ROOMS OR FLOOR—WELL FUR- nished, suitable for light housekeeping: fine loca- Hon; high stoop private bath: permanent arrangements can be made with small, agreeabic family. No. £18 West Thirty-ninth street. References. (URNISHED ROOMS TO “LET—AT NO. 17° EAST Twenty-first street, FPORNISHED ROOMS IN ARINGDON, SQUARE, suitable for housekeeping, gas and bath, §: month, piano it required ; West Hineenth stree furnished Floor, $40; also a Sol fultable tor a boa house, West twellth stroet, CHIDSTALLIN, 1 and ita ngdon, square, Lighth street, between Bleecker and Twellti QURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, TO GENTLEMEN, cheap. Inquire at 134 First avenue, in the drug store. pera ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, FOR A ontleman, in a sttietly private house; terms mod- . 3 Chartes street, Seven erate Pus 3RED PARLOR TO LET—WITH USE OF kitchen, $7 perw eck; Room and Bedroom, suitable for housekeeping, $7 por week; Hall Room, $4 per week. lid Henry street. \ENTLEMEN DESIRING FINE, LARGE, HAND- somely ‘urnished Room, without board; ‘first class house and loca ion. | Call at 636 Seventh avenue, junction ie Broadway and Forty-tourth street: one small oom. ILEASANT AND SPACIOUS HOUSE—NEWLY FUR- nished throughout; Rooms in suit or single. No, 41 West Ninth street. ce ck hntpcer eg PARLOR FLOOR TO LET— In the new, private house 68 Prospect place, corner a Forty- third street, between First ani ond avenue LET—A NICELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR © sor light housekeeping, (0a small family or party of gentlemen; waier, gas, terms moderate. 10 Sixth avenue. pO LET—NICELY FURNISHED, THE SECOND Floor of private house, with all modern improve- ments; rent reasonable; suitable for housekeeping. Second venue. ‘0 LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—A HAND. somely furnished first class French Fiat; rent $100a month. Apply between 2 and 6 P. io. 92 Sixth avenue, first door, near Futty-fitth street, 0 LET—NEAR THE PARK. A SPLENDID FRENCH Flas elegant Furniture for sale at halt its cost a year ago; must be oe eis wee! W. HART, 78 Sixth avenue. RN, WITHOUT BOARD, FUR- Room ; hot and cold water in; Fiftoonth street. To Lat TO GENTLE reference re 0 LET—NANDSOMELY FURNISHED _SFCOND Floor, with bathroom: also, two other Rooms, tor entlemen only fasnily” snail; location, weenie first ate t, aeae baie n Ciub. 8B. GOODALE, No, 6 West Twenty-third street, _ FU WEST ‘FOURTEENTH strpos: neat, Fifth Avenue, suitable tor a private spans first class boarding house. To be seen between nwo FURNISHED, BEDROOMS TO LET—T0 SINGLE gentlemen, at 100 Kast Twenty-third street, corner Fourth avenue. keterene 4 west rounts Rooms, wii oa front Parlor; ‘also Bextroo 14.74, Ste NEAR DELMONIUO'S.—AN_ ELE- gant Sccond Floor, par! hae. bed and drossing rooms, furnished; bath, closets, hot and cold water. Also, fourth story front Hout. Address 1H. box 4816 Post ollice. STREET. — FURNISHED or gentlemen; third floor 3 AND 35 | WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—A « newly and elegantly furnished Parlor Floor, five roots, and’ private bath ottached; table first class; pri- vaie if required; reterences, 39 5 A JE, CORNER THIRTEENTH : et Desirable location: frst class Rooms, en suite or singiy, newly furnished in black walnut; ‘Are class Board, Roferences exchanged. 211 FAST, RIGHTRENTH, STREET COWELL FUR. nished Rooms to let, without board, in a good lo- Cality; reierences required. 215 WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET.—FU ED 2 Rooms, ina neat ‘ate house; gas, bath; par- lor ;or second Hoot rooms fur housekceping, or partial Board given. 68 SECOND AVENUF.—NICELY FURNISHED or unfurnished Rooms, newly papered and hot and cold water, bath, gas; all improve- UNFURNISHED ROOMS. AND “APART MENTS TO LET. N “UPPER PART or AN “ENGLISH “BASEMENT House, consisting of parlors and top floor; rent moderate. No. sid West Fifty-tirst street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. Tee or TO gerd Ov rag! Famrny | ire ‘adults; four rooms, wacer and gas; newly pa- pered ‘and kaisomined; rent $25. 308 West Thirty-fth A SECOND FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS; BATH, GAS, Puatries, clothes press: in private house 243 Kast vet, between 2d and 3d avenues; rent $35; pos- “iminediately. HANDSUMB THIRD FLOOR—FIVE Pe painted walls; gas Sxraty bathroom, & smal! family of nda’ only; Seventh avenu Sear Forty-firat street. PARTMENTS TO LET—OF FOUR ROOMS; kitchen, sitting room and two light bedrooms; tronary w tub, closets, Apply at Ninth avenue, near Forty-eighth street, (REAP RENTS 70 GOOD BENANTS.—T0 LET, SEY. A, .Gral fest class Flats, with ail modern improveinents; eautitul brown stone’ House, cars. 468 West Finty-Mist strest, (a rarle locality, near ates FLATS—6 ROOMS: AND USE OF LAUNDRY; low rent; new and first class Base; Pi $55, near the Park; at No. 412 West Fifty: nfth ste ‘a LEGANT FLATS OF NINE ROOMS—CORNER Trooms, all lighted from street, size ~~ three blogs irom Central Fark, went side, sirletly fi anitor; price $79 to $l0) hth avenues“ arate montyon mi See rh et gat’. BAST THIRTY.F FOURTH STREET— 0 per month Kood location ; corner par. lor, frearrons dining room, Kitchen; baths, closets; all } improvements, fd DAREN. ied. tJ. D 0, 534 Third avenue, Frees FLATS TO LET—IN NEW BUILDINGS IN IN 126th street, near Eignth avenue; nine rooms, ran, ~d boiler, stationary tubs, bath. wash bowl, Cah fixtures, A'so other Apartine: 18 Inquire on promi ig hah CONSISTING OF FIVE ROOMS, IN THR op e house 20 Kast Thirtieth street, between Second and Third avenues, with all improvements, ECOND AND FOURTH PLOORS, 47 WEST THIRTY. sixth street, newly painted and papered, $35 and $40; ter and conveniences. Owner on premises morning; after leave address, he will call. T°,! Larry NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH 123 to 127 East Eighty-Orth street; every gonremiic rents moderate; beautiul location; near Lnayire on prewlscs UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. FLATS, WITH ALL MODERE, ovements; eight to ten rooms: $35 to $75 excellent location; five minutes! wi ark. Apply at 1,037 Third avenue. 10 EBT eevee baudlnen trected’ RST CLASS FLATS, FOsKERS. pasepvemea’ in the for abe miles pie ‘thir ie Sara 108 Bast Th ast tevyaeegad 8. STEVENSON, Agent. LET—FLOORS IN BROWM STONE FRONT fouse No. 336 East Forty-ninth street. LET—A LARGE PARLOR ¥x008, ? ooms, elegs et palesors, and , chensel Wile ata ee to Mr. BAROLAY. LET_A FRENOH FLAT, FLOOR, WITH ALL pee en role Let hay donee PABLOR AND oot 8 Lexington avenue. Ia- xington avenue. rast? ak bi Pi pera! 2) Sey ore earner tome ‘very low. modern ai lg rovel wy Be LET—FOURTH FLOOR, ninth street ; hi WEST sales aaa OF apours, agus ced aire and wat mm \—AT sae SIXTIETH STREET, A FLOOR and bath ; heated by irnace: hi ") rst class siricuy private; Toler 10 LET—ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST Led fet ry G rouns: also caect & ten 0 Finy-attn strect ‘Ofhoo $90 Sixt LET—FIRST FLOOR, FRONT AND BACK ROOM, saree a bad rooms, kitchen ae oye closets, and tour i Ras, Ame. joan D families inquire ata Tog iad reg mi es FRONT ROOM, ing if re ane mac mene Eth Bx3 ete reqnectable alc k igan, 04 Second avenue. LETR—-LARGE, HANDSOME FIRST FLOOR, AT 4 761 Sixth avenue, over fancy store, LET—PRIVATE HOUSE NO, 43 BARROW street, Second Floor and two Rooms on third floor, or First Floor and Basement. ALES AT AUCTION. BY man ae RFER, AUCTIONERR, 8 re Me and Fix iuresof Groce a tola "Deniers invited. MAX BAYERSDORFER removes Sept | to u2 Bowery. Ba azote pee. a8 ye Adway, hold pd Bate oben oe Notions Fgowing Machine, Be MAX pat esa! AUCTIONEER—SELLS OF TO) i Liquor ‘and’ Lager aloon re Srigh black walnut bar fixtuges; low re: busi chance. a sella DorioNRn Dagan & Br sSuntion $ pe 2 o'clock, 3 Canal atree' sBeaipatha anor tment Househola isiate ana fngeatn Carll sa. Bergen, =, | fina eae her jureaus, hair Mat- tres it Sa Crpokery eas os ase Ware, fe Gute cae maaan fie Carla Shade co me pnt ee, burglar and Ri Fables Dioaks one largo Awning, ENRY B. HE! OT! wire | FY HOUSEHOLD UENiTURe Re SiRINWAY GRAND SNARE SES APE ot AT NO. 4s" mute it and Tw Peerage in ost a 5 Snes a toy ee Mirrors, Bick anit he walni aloes Buren, Wes ae 16 pre tian shite boise a Pillow ‘Tal Ohairs, Bosker ‘kerk, a Parlor ai Peooking cing” Boren! Dininy i] iilicnen Purdlture, Crockery, Gineswarer Pag 4 BOGART, ASCTPOnERR, turday, 30, at IL o'clock, at the auctio: Fooma, No. I Kori Witliain street large lot of Househol Fornitere, Adee Masshatie sale, four heeler & Wilson's hed a Bed J. PHILLIPS, Marshal. YER ELSAS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY AT 10 o'clock, at 214 Stanton street, the entire Contents ta & grocery store; also splendid Store Fixtures; dealers AWNBROKER'S 8. FIELD, SHEKIF®'S AND General Auctionee! eroom, ‘ah Bowery—Will sell, this day, a) n Selock. 5:0 Lots men’s and women’s Clothing, anes, hawls, Remnants, pe thing. Podalng, Quits lankets, Boots, Shoe: 180 Couts, Bants and Vests. “By order P'be ‘Long, ‘Last Broadway. 10 LET—FLOOR OF be Bogee. 49 KING STREET; Floor of six rooms, I Kk stro aa NE ag (0 LET.—A SECOND FLOOR IM GOOD ORDER, CON. taining 5 large rooms, and bathroom. Apply at 44s Sixth avenue. 10 LET—A SPLENDID FLUOR OF SIX ROOMS, ALL ted, at 47 Second avenue. RENT—SECOND FLOOR AND PART OF THE 46 Dominick sireet, to 10 Floor of tour rivate house No. nquire of owner at the house. HREE ROOMS—NEWLY PAINTED, ON THIRD private brown stone house; nt $20: ‘other Houses aud lel Inquire a! oftloe, 917 Third avenue, near Fifty-fifth str IRD FLOOR TO LET IN COTTAGE NO. 122 WEST Fifty-fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; rent $16 per month, WEST SIXTEENTH STREET. ‘Feyeptthihed AND Third Floors to let; waver and $0 per month; references required. Call Lin! THIRTIETH STREET.—THIRD FLOOR; five Egy pol all light, with improvements and con- seeping; house private. Apply to floor; gas, water, veniences for housek 2 WEST T TWENTY SIXTH STREET.—A PRIVATE family will let Second Fioot tleman and wife or two only; ren improvements; references required. WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET.—SECOND Floor of tour large rooms an improvements; fine location; to be let to asmall, neat family, at $40 a month. three rooms, to gen- and bathroom, with all WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET.—FIRST FLOOR 4@ new brown stone house modera improvement aaa a ge a SALES AT AUCSION, ABOH, JOHNSTON, ‘AUCTIONEER. Office and salesroom $7, Nassau street. tion Branch, 19 to 3 tory, No. 8 Cortlandt aie ENGLISH CAND AMERIOAN BOOKS, esau street, on This DAY (Priday), ast Thi cee street. Carriage athis saeerooes: Was LBERT B, Wyte ely raed 8. Salesrooms toe Labor lli Cedar ereeh s and 88 Church. THIS DAY, B7.chests and cadied of Tea. 1 2 bushels Shoo P 0) grose Bottle, 200 fots taney D aA Goods. Rese, ves, Sardine foaneay and B Renault Brandics. ines, inte is and preserved Fruits. American and foreign Cuties 8, Punk, Ac. children’s Clothing. 5 oe tiles and deuijohns, lachines, Show Cases, &c., &c. WELT, AUCTIONEER, paper Household Fura 7 August 29, Contents of residence 138 peed oe 6th a and brie iat ang 1 ine zi atk and eat and agein? PiRasy Ohi eon Siete ni Scales, We'ghing Curtains, Eatonton Tabs, Bi re sil rniture, in ‘rosewood "a and Bedding, &c., &c. Sale without reserve; de- MAS WILSON, AUCTIONERR, WILL SELL is Friday and q, Saturday. 1 UA. a, F, the balances. of Of 18 carat indepe gold American and solid gold Chains, Jewelr ld witho a tae toe Auctioneer. OTION ea eenias DAY, opuyEngixa aT mt Heh 2 residence 21 East 20th ay yusehold hei ats eet ae article necessary for ene forte clogaat oll te 8 el a np “and deuble eee | re) > iuits, es NE, aaa hale Ry Peale positive. Te . UCTION SALE. ATTENTION % CALLED TO THE able auction, ar blic auction THIS iS DA’ at wniociock proclsely, at elegant resi rat strect, near Seventh avenue, Auctioneer, sells style Parlor Suita in silk brocage and satin, wainut and gilt Pler Sibi ne Mirrors, Lace Curtain: net it Decker 7% octave Planofog carved Elagores: itt Cent he Axe ris Clocks: sehold oy ame 210 West Tyrent ERT ronzes, sie b: rtists, cnwwary, Ornaments, & Ag Furniture, extension Table, Duffet, Chai ner and Tea Sets, Silverware, a2tockery Tosew walnut Bedsteads, Washstand: Wochgos cn oe attressos, rep and ture, “A VGUST MARTINES, AUCTIONER $20.00 i magnificent Houseliold Furniture, Pianotorte, paiscees, poy 1 Browizes, ‘Room Fui a AE nce 36 West Filth avenue. sale commencing at ‘awing Room—Superb Sulis Furniture, tte, Pomnpadour st ae covered silk Lud pee! marquetry ae rose Cal 18, Ti ai this day (Frida; Pincenth sirect. ne my cannes Cs eae, atte Books: stead: ware, apartments Parues ase to Siernd Fitth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars, T THE PRIVATE MANSION ae h street, between Fourth ai “hues, large, Household. Furniture rt) 2, at aay ri) in Hite and ai with crimson => ‘crimson Chains yr Pie's ae ae on a eee yo re rood Tig ostave Pianetorte, “St ose wood. tee baat y eon Furniture, = o aol, Gover, nut Buffet, caret cars 0 a for puri hase vaca UCTION SALE. —PRIVATE bre Twenty-third street, THIS (Friday) Mi Tiernatstis tat oh ris ho catalogue worth use id “farnitare, Ae eres ripe ‘eta Pear age ‘oomaBuflet, Cha id dina Sliver Ware; ‘also nis BNI. F. FAIRCHILD, AUCTIONEER, YY On Friday, August yi ie A I) roe Paro re pe Gente RICHARD FIELD, SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUC. | m 1A, Bowers, will sell on Satur. day, August at 103 o'clock’ Ar Mt, at. No. 80 Cherry and Fixtures ora Li iquor 8 Store, consisting of a irc te Sie black walnut Counter, 40 feot im length; one penis. silver ae ted Beer Puinp, six-pull, with mirror; French plate Mirrors, cut glass and engraved pecensaeas also four large bronze Chandeliers, Sale Positive. G, HERMAN, AUCTIONEER —WINES, LIQUORS ©. Cigars, &c., this day (Friday), August 29, at 10% giclock, No. 13'Bowery, the eutire stock, of & liquor dealer viz, of abo! ‘bbls. choice old Bourbon and io Wilskoya Li casks Brondien, Gin, 99 casks, Port and Exorry, 43 cases Glaret Wines; alto, a large tot Liquors in cases, Havana Cigars, cases and baskets Champagnes, Store Fixtures, Safe, &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited. GC, BERMAN, AUCTIONEER -MARSHAL'S | SALE of Cigars, ‘Wines, Liguors, Tobacco, &c., this day Sisgen. 2 ugust 29, at 1044 o'clock. No, 13 Bowery, the id Fixtures of @ first class Sample Room. Liquor and Cigar Store, viz., of barrels, casks and cases Wines, Liquors, Brandies, Gin, Bourbon and Rye Whiskeys, Claret, Bitters, baskets’ Champagne ) Cigars, To bacco, Leaf Tobaceo, ‘Cigar Mout teed Showcases, Oy order of A. M. EHRLICH, City Marshal. HERIFF'S SALE.—R. FIELD, AUCTIONEE! LL Bowery, will sell Pa oe, at 11 o'clock, a lot of new Furniture, consisting of Bu: Lounges, Chairs, Mir- rors do. ‘By 0 MATTHEW R BRENNAN, Shociff. ‘Homas J, Cummins, Deputy. Sibowery. SALE.—R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, a wery, will seli on Saturday, August 30, at o'locl Stock and pe Liquor Store. order, MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sherif.” Tuomas J. Cummins, Deputy. BE SOLD THIS DA’ o'clock, Stock and Fixtui Twenty-third street, by THO! TLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOMS 50 New Bowery, he woe oe, on this day, at 103, o'cloc! AT AUCTION, A 04 3 of Candy Store 31 Gar! 'FNEY, Auctioneer. the Stock and Fixture sof the the Liquor store cgi as road wa; splen A inghsh Bagatelle Table, ie heat, walnut Chairs and Pieblen ware, &c, W.. i BARD, AUCTIONEER, MOUNT VERNON, N. «_ ¥., will sell Wednesday, be ptember 8, at 12 Ma neat ‘Cotiage and eight Lots near de} —_ PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, 4&0. BRADBURY ane Ror mean STEINWAY & Son's. Ske ea = im Saptovementy AS ah pur CKER & Sn | § % Bleecker: street, near Broadway. A ere MAGNIFICENT 7% OOTAVE AGRAFFE ROSE- ood overstrung iron-frame (Goldsmith) Pianoforte, tool, 4&ec., carved case and legs; eeest pat umn ron ee tull ‘guar tee tufy‘cuaces 26 Bleecker siveet uear Bowery. AN EUEGANT, 74 OCTAVE, PIANO—BUT LITTLE used, full rich tone, carved in the richest style, very omer for cash for d sold nents at Souk MaHton's, corner of Fortioth atrset and First ave A BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100; A tana atl Planoforte, 7 octave, carved Jas, ov erstrung bass; every improvenssty. sacrificed tor LE, 13 Waverley i near Broadway. A TOOTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR $125. We are retailing the best finished and richest toned Piano ortes manufactured from ne CO-OPERATIVE PiANOMAKERS, No. 9 Great Jones street, near Broadway. N ELEGANT 7% OCTAVE RICH ROSEWOOD PI- anoforte for sale—Property of private family goin; Europe; has all modern improvements; four roun: nog he carved le tent, br Gs in use 7 months, best sity makers, cost, $900, for Cover, Music Cabinets, oy ee Suits, Gat, Patt C Book a8. i 60 Lt at 50 West 2d st. x tor shipping included. : e- te ed FOR CASH—$9, PIANOFORTE, STOOL modern Enprovement: pertect order; iret | eat tone; brated maker, Apply at 23 it, near Bowery, for two days. Axalt ELEGANT ROSEWOOD | PIANOFORTE | FOR At private residence 210 West 2ist st. ; has all provements, celebrated city makers, Lad ‘ ee frag eg round Hg octave; Cost $! Fr $20); also beautifal square Piano, $100, Call roaeye ee erp semanas naar A at beg dhe i OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte, par! oe grate jour fost round 9 corners, richly carved, nade to order ety my five months, fully gua: cong pene cloth cover; Book, ok Mae Bo Boo! superb Draw ng Room Suits, Grand "Antoinette. styles, covered silk brocade; ‘nce Center Dining Room Furniture. at half cost; property: family’ Ieaving Nuity. No. 36 West Fifteenth A FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL beautiful carved rosewood 7 octave Piano, all im- provements, for $125, 243 East 30th strect, between 2d and 3d avenues. | Rene ROSEWOOD PIANO $100—A SEVEN Cet tg overstrun sqyery, improvement; fully warranted, $280; instalments takch ; Planos, rent $5. R. CABLE, tbr ‘West Twenty: third st., corner Sixth av, 00D. PIANOS yon RENT OR SALE—CHEAP FOR ash ; rent fr tea. to. arth ave Oa at MERRELL’S, No. 8 Union square ‘all and see them. IANOS.—15 SECOND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS makers in thorough order for sale by CHICKERING Piniravens hy Las Fourteenth street, between Broadway and AMUSEMENTS, Wert PoaNEE OF MR. EB. EDDY. fat, MONDAY, SEPT, 1, Miss Wttacus. APTEENOON AT 2 eo ENGAGEMENT DION Sh0brcauey, . who will i appear, SIB OHABLES COLDSTREAM, see {o his own charming Comedy, a s0cBee a 2 ee 2 = e ‘Bb en a fat +} if - ear entrees Miss Katherine wogers. cont BAWN. reas (JBAND OPERA 1 be fend jd es plsehitite F. AUGUSTIN DALY on “bdle Lense and Manoger Overwhelming success of 4 MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, with Its ie, most oxquidite Beanery, naiorimation Tatlean, an uartets an orUuses. Perak Sask aha H, Hirking Charles Lo- . KF Mr, G, L, Fox, Mr. D. F nk, Hardenburg, J. W. Jennings, james ne Var ae Fanute panes Lennox, Mar- den Poalfoening Ouarte Balle Th neler bo preceded every evening b; en LINES. Liba ay “aii SATURDAY EVENING vext, next, aces 20, second special MIDSUMMER Newt veg FAT SATURDAY, hae Admission - ihe Matinees, 08, Bl, including aooured seats. In active preparation a new and powerful version of famous Dramatic now past its ono hundredth night at the Alo!phi Theatre. ALY'S BROADWAY THEATRE, Bogins at 8 precisely. IMMEDIATE SUCCESS Romance, entitled 723 AND 730 BROADWAY. MADAME ANGOT, the most sparkling and comicai Opera} ouffe, AIMEE OPERA POOFEE: TROUPE TUNDER MR, C,H, MLLE. MARIE. AIMEE aff 88, CLAKETTE A. maa Ragas eiarean, even Duscila MP: Na OR, Ay Bae FIRST se AIMEE and MADAME”! S1Sone, events BATURDAY, at 1:30 o'clock. sd Prices durin; he, ester & SEASON— Admission, $1; re- a fami lly circle, 50 cents. son, $1; secured seats, 50 family ate 5) cents, OWRRY THEATRE. B. FRELIGH............ 1S (FRIDAY) EVENING,’ 4 tans the eat WM. F. in #. s drama of Wes! ir BiH AF BUFFALO BILT. Every charactor faith- Provonted, overy tru:h/ul detail correctly exempli- the excetiont compat © adjunct of puppropriate scenery wa Roaring Comedy each event In. eetoee a pA Drama, called MARKED FUR hase of the hurd: IBLO'S GARDEN. BRILLIANT jeomgebe ud ‘The wonderful success ate as attended the reproduc- tion of the celebrated has BLACK CROOK. ROOK ed in dramatic history. EOP L attended its represenitadlons and the de- id for seats grows greater. with send. succeedin, of the ates is entirely angrecedent Feceived with un- ction, and the picce in its (EE D" MEUVHEE OF OF SPECTACLES. ie = tr Sd boune ed delight a entirety iy apres big) 3 ~Sga | GREAT aPBoat, ARTISTS ADELE BOR! Mie. agi? GIAVASSI, | M. FELIX KEGAMEY, THE VERDAIS | DAIS SISTERS, THE MADRIGAL Boys, DAVIES, the Ventriloquist. NS, TT MORGAN'S GRAND ALLEGORY i the great theme of press and public, BOX A bbe OPEN DAILY. AT 8 A. M. By ces commence at 7:45, Carriages 2 "1 MATINEE TO. MORROW (SATURDAY) AT-1 iy Mttenn conrs Di "thai SIREN re REVEL nano oF NATIO EN. MONS. FELIX REGAMBY, THE GREAT FRENCH CARICATORI has scnveved On one of the greatest triump! instantanenug sirleature He bas already produced admira artistic «kill of a are, pronounced ible sketches of President he Bayor, howls Lae! ny jerbilt, ited claw Butler and others ‘ind constantly enpioee RRACE Gant, THEA’ MAURER UND" SCHLOS: Mme. 1873, m4 Be eae ane Locksmith). oat So ania . Beater! 280. extra, Admission, soe Rese D*2 aoe Ly bg THE GR ‘EST WIZARD OF Tire WORLD, from a Hoyal Viotorie Palece, London, will appear on 1, at the Metropolitan t ‘theatre. YARD.—PRIVATE MUSIG LESSONS. PIANO, VIOLIN, Organ, Guitar, Fiute, Cornet, farmony :9 92 Clinton place ; is Zither, Harp, Singing, ENGAGEMENT OF fhe greatest W rae of the World. PAviil appeny on MONT AY. at the Metropolitan Theatre 500 EIANS AND ORGANS, NEW AND SECOND hand, of first class makers, will be sold at lower prices, for euah or instalmenta, or for Me] x city or country, by HORACE WATERS & SO! roadway, than evér offered before in New York. Sagents wanted. _ SURNITURE, | AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR Foro ‘as THWAIT & 5: ee ake a 4 J. CABUS, FURNITURE MANUFAC. AB npecteade tater emetea ve ald East Twenti he street, opposite Lora & Taylor's. pag! ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FORNI- ture and Bedding at devreet Cash rices, by, pa instalments, at OF. ware! avenue, between Thirtieth rity Thirty-fir mss >| A CHANCE ror CASH—AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE near ao tle Parlor a $75 ee |Site = = MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOL' Furniture for sale—Superb Drawing Room Bute Grand Duchess, le Antol ted styles, covered ak bre 0 of the 2 tion, Soe Fa ang do., $125; do., lor. 4 Pianoforte Cy cost pit 200, for ; Etageres, Pal ndings, Bronses, Mirrors, velvet, ‘medaftion Carpets, Silverware, amber, Dining ng. ny rornirores half original cost; property family leaving city. 36 tt 15th st, near Sth T hd ad lg § SALE—ELKGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture aati Parlor Sults, gost $600, for $226; broca- tel Suits, cos for $125; rep sults $45, Chamber its Completes $40" up\ ppwar iiatiressos, ap ik: ase, Bronzes, Planofe arpeta | oat Fs. Cal at private residence 120 FOR SALB, VIRST OLAS HOUSEHOLD FURNI- made to ordor for Philip A. Vanderhof, i Dow in Hu? Pl my greed, aon 1088 at bes satel Parlor Lome fortes, Etagere, sc Bxtension Table, 4c, in jen - ‘suit pure! 120 West 23d street Bult, at I aes for $225 coe! 5 i and rope alta, maior 1 ings, hamber, ony. 7 tare, bay an half cost. “No reasonable Kast Twenty-firtn street, between Fourth ar et ce ay EORGE A. CLARK, 747 BROADWAY.—FURNITORE and Carpets on liberal ae eperel arrangements for furbishing houses and epartm: EVENING TELEGRAM a RAINS PZRFORMANCE F BVERY PERFORMANCE ERY PERFORMANCE REO! NCE MERICAN CONSE RVATORY OF 3 oe Branch Tnsaiete, 3Mon egoraecy o HENRY mah sabe’ YOUNG GERMAN LADY, EXORLLENT MU. eaaeena pupil of Conservatory “at Berlin, being now d'some hours in the morning, wants some more 12a term. 22 East Nineteenth street, ARD.—GIVEN AWAY, GIVEN ay pore ae Music ie oor P place. “Private rouse lessons. ae W_ YORK comraee an t) East Fourteen ‘peacien School begins Mon- The Pall tom 9 mber i. ‘most eminent professors, at ang application. i, te hustinet fear aa evidently with ae pianos & ‘are ese i In the school. ALNUT QHAMBBR FURNITURE—NEW DE- Cr periot pasa Parties about pur’ rrgontage by purchasing di- NTE! LADY OR GENTLEMAN Ieee tamered 7 teach the piano and Ger- Our THEATRE, THOMPSON TROUPE. MISS LYDIA THOMPSON'S thorovy by accepted y the ub ee anneeteiin eamert : salrorce dd versa versatility: of fatent to the compani any ous ROWDED AND FASIIONADLE AUDE ORS attest ithe success of the grHSE eens By: ore. io your SENSATIONS, Whisky. be pratuces WEDNESDAY AND. SATURDAY further notice, thing new and supperte beer be Mis LYDIA THOMPSON, Misses umont, Camille Dubos a Santon Hee agierion Tily, eat Allee Mansfield, Auguste FS ‘Dora Temple, Wii B. at ae Taylor, John Bryer, James Barrett, HAP Shin ans cons Dg patame NEW SPECIALTIES, ERY. resin to ennprele erase Fe nt fo tember 1, the anapproachable, M. COLLODION. rparmp UNION SQUARE THEATER Proprietor...Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Manager. iA, M, PALMS Begins at& Satarday Matinee at 138" WEEK Carriages may be ordered at 10:30. EVERY NIGHT ER SATURDAY MATINEE, the Agiedp—y 1B VOKES ee in their ir new American play, AND FUN IN A] Fo, pronounced by the press and the pub ‘ BEST PIECE x in the Vokes’ repertoire, ie EVERY NIGHT, UNABATED tas cam ap) gt Brame aa ha whit BIRTH gront, Molina Tacronghe aad ‘and SEATS: iN ADVE me auo0 BE SECURED tN mS rt Ragin gl from 8 A. ag rk secured TWO he ot yaad in ad- vangcyt by malt or telegray nUEDAy, a Dat 138, ATINER PERFORMANC! - FUN IN A roa bd SUOCESS HEATRE COMIQUB, Tht Broadway, ROADWAY. 4 hf FROPRIETO SH HAR. SOL) Ex A NOHOR NAT RO oe AND SON MEY PRANK KERNA JENNIE HUGHES, bas 3 IN wip. OOL B Ry OuN | MARIO Bs MR. FRANK KERN! FAG AND eowanps. me PvoRiTE. WOSaLts JENNIE YEAMANS, MISS ADA WRAT, R. M. CABEOLE, AND MISS ADA WRA’ HIS THREE SONS, The favorite Song ref ae GARRETTIE, DANCE ARTIS’ eae SIGNOR DONATO, SIGNOR DONATO, TC: THE ONE LEGGED In aduition | 10. otha brtists ou th i SUMP wl en evening x ear, artists on Sho EXTRA SRM ONCE McENT Nat” $3) ANOTHER Of GREAT Pear THE aReat ORIGINAL CALIFORNIA UaRIcaTUR ST. AMERICAN GENIUS TRIUMPHANT! The manager Announce ey i¢ has secured for the greatest Caricaturist of all, MR. BE, whose curtoatures act bid Prepared he Heforehand, are and thelr Adelity will be at onge rec tay been the leading cones recone the prin pal iliusttated jovraatect iis count: ed journal cipal Hast MEM BEM, MONDAY. SBE, 1. FRANK KERN. FRANK KERNS, oe cenys, FRANK KERNS, JOHN WILD, paren JOHN WILD, JOHN WILD, ‘vse iB wie JOHN WILD, JAMES BRADLRY, JAMES BRADLEY, and the wonderful american MO! Ser ue i Bi rw Jositivel) MATINELS WEDNESDAY A ‘fe SATURDAY, Ber TH'S atts epee . Sole Lessee and Manages Tho public. is respectfully informed that this theatre ‘will reopen o1 MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 1, 1873, GREAT ARTIST, wipe etic naOSEEH JEFFERSON, a ergonation of Fee eae va IN’ WINKLE, The list of the company and further r particulars will be made known in future annooncements. The box office will be opened on Tuesday, August 28 at the theatre and at Ditson & Co.'s music store, = Broadway for the sale of Reserved Seats, from 8 A. M. ‘NENTRAL PARK SARDEK. ‘THEO. THOMAS, THOMAS! UNRIVALED SUMMER: NIGHT'S CONCERTS, PROGRAMME POR ids Lgl lacie (FRIDAY), at 8:— Marche des Imperiaus Jt Jules Overture, “Leonore, ‘No. 2”, Adapted Lior orchestra byl" Esser. Finale, Symp! deeviereees-ssBohubert any Intermezzo, Midsammer wighve Devas. piers irno, Weraiae March, Selections trom Lue! Pizzieato Foika... Waltz, “On the beautiful blue Danube’. March, Tannheusor.. ‘Admission 5 cents. Fackages sontaiulng i2 tickets herd at the usual EVERY HHURSDAY EVENING GRAND EXTRA «eee Donizetts Strauss on RYANT’s OPERA TIOUSE, 2D STREET Between 6th my un avenues, near Booth's Theatre MONDAY SIVENING. SEPEMBER 1 NEW FACES ay BRYANTS wince geOuaaOKE, NEW ACTS, First appearance os ep of the in Burlesq' Messrs. UNSWORTH AND EUGENE, UNsworTH] & UNSWORTH and ° UNSWORTH BOB HART. their first appearance in connection sais ane old Le BR. DAVE HARRY STANWOOD, W. i. BROCKWAY, JAMES MOBRIGOS. LSE save? J. ne ‘DONNIKER, KARL STPELE,. i. ¥. Savor 2 SCHOTT, Siig CTEM PLETON, M. DWYER, RAY! W. LAMONT, y MO! hae 2% Sita ae BON. the inimitable Comedian Vocalist a a MP ORATOR; the wonderful 1 Buriosgue Prima Donna; the celebratad geconieie Comedian and Author; the pleasing Vocalist geo Comedian, his first appearance ork, don with all the'old favorites EN | Rt te OPENING NIGHT, BER 1, | OPENING NIGHT. SEPTEMBER |, OPENING NIGHT. 1 under the personal enperv' ision of Remember MONDAY EVENING, September}, N. ET. OPENING | BRYANT’S | NIGHT, OPENING MINSTRELS. NaGHT. "8! NEW perigee! “eeped om Manager... ER at ‘int GON PANY OF THE CLIT" in a apique and od mien By fe ea BAM RICKEY, MASTER BARN IN THEIR GREAT SPECIALTY, TAKING THE PLEDGE. uit, ADD HNBAN'S highly succonsfut Burlesque, on- om IN A Foa, wire Se SELLY bi FIBRILS, the well kn a Lyric Artist; M Hew Ki MND REGULAR COMPAR By VRVENIN fom open at gait rises at 7: Doors ‘clock. ae Weaee WubNEsDay's uaadtanee OBINSON HAL ROBINS ALL, R' ROBINBON, stadt, ROHINEON Hale oi Obin HALL, | ROBINSON, TALL, Neve rs Went Ee MAR in roadway. EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, AD- way, between Houston and Bleecker att AA one should visit the wonderful museum; ot Gyery'hing people should see and a ndergian } Sovures age Those parties dail py im po tures can have them Gnable to attend th ei Ef a Ree Artieyotaniw Aaateacy| R, KAHN’ Gt GRAND MUSEUM AND. Ey eh Institute—Rebullt, Femodelied) and with 8,00 attractions, now open to (s- Ho a8 6883 Hoa way hearly opposite. the Grand Genteal Hotel. Models ot ever, Rac vy | OF, the ‘Parees, ig | breathing Mecham cal Ff comprising the most er iereabing and, “jnnizuctive exnioiaan inthe works Ake mission, Scientific lectures daily, free to visitors, hisatcarettso atcha ante 188 JOHANNA PRITCHARD WILL SUONTLY AB. beat ln thus country in THE HAUNTED WUSBAND: SPECTRE, one of the Beltane, sinh ‘and intensified dramatic works ever great London Sonsstion of Re.’ ‘AN few open dates Mesura ALBERT & FLEA. Boy Managers, je of the Critic, 22 Aun ‘treet, New casas iam ones AND TOBACCO. EAR HAVANA CIGARS—EQUAL IN EVERY RE be caer i Crip inp oreas ‘also Rapiatretsth doutand Havana ! $2 Flatt ocech between iuiama ond Gold, STORAGE. Rann nnnnnnnnrn nnn STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, 1 Pi Gage, &c., In separate r 9, and @ Gommerce styy0 lin alsed ai ot ele- Wa siaes vent ALE. ey ni “sou! wena potent it art bens aigued’ please Sits oF sinner to