The New York Herald Newspaper, January 11, 1874, Page 9

(AFrention tan NOW READY rou ocouPaxcy, NEW ‘FIREPROOF BUILDING, FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS. ELKGANT OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO TO LET FOR BSUSINKSS PURPOSES. NA RA ARR AAR ARADO RADDA DRA RAR DDD ORP stares amd Lots nutacturing saat ner, ob premison 176 ib lieater strech of TRAKO 272 solar 1, sHOOND ee gaices or ay pa ios Feat ood light; location the say peek RENT, IW THE ABOVE 922 BROADWAY, COpaES er -FIRST plbaty rece —An FIREPEZOOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING | pishedy with’ dooks, chairs, and tabla, to rent eboap. Apply o on Dremises, second INCLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE POST OFFICR, 40, &C. OFPICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS, BROKERS, BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES &C., &0., CAN BB HAD, SINGLY OR EN SUITE, OF ANY DESIRED SIZE, FROM x12 FEET TO 2X67 FEET, AT $300, £400, $500 AND UPWARD’ TO $12,000, ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION. — TAB ABOVE BUILDING IS COMPLETELY FIREPROOP, ___ DWELLING “HOUSES TO LET. Furnished. A. ict-tla‘Wvent Fourteenth street; reus $100 per moat, Address 6, A. C., Herald office. A xbatix FURNISHED HOUSK TO LET—IN irty-second street, $175 per month; also in Forty- third street, near, Fyte avenue, $125 per month, OLES & KUBBAR! ), 1,292 Broadway. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE to let, furnished, at reduced rent, Apply on the Premises, 109 West Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth a FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LET, sn ny furnished, at very low rent. Also, one on West READY FOR OCCUPANCY, every jing’ new sens iia arate Baenthtta Ae HEATED -BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST CLASS FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET OR FOR SALE— PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND ALL MODERN It | 4,0 Forty-seventh, street, near Broadway; one on PROVEMENTS. basa to b, A. . Dalby, axth avend RENT OF SHALL OFFICES. A. Story high stoon House, farusheds $2000; twenty: eightn street, near Broadway, four sory high stoop House, pactiy furnished; Thirty-eighth street, Sixth aye~ nue, four s.ory brown stone, furnished, $3.00; elecantly giuated, handsomey and iully surnished House, opposite Stuyvesant square, season or long:r; also many uncur- Rushed Houses, finely located. | SIMONSON & ECCLE- STON, 6) West thirty-first A BARGAIN, WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE. First class’ Dwelling, 12 Rooms; all improvementa; peftect order., Apply, on promises, No. aif Kast Nines | teenth street, between 10 A. M, {URNISHED HOUSE TO LET, FOUR | STORY fu Drown stone House No. 30 West hart zigheh screet, ds mn immediately. ONE & E& FLEMING, 189 Front street, is URNISH Jey place, n HOUSE, FOUR STORY, cation tor residene ises for particuls ANDSOMELY FURNISHED.FOUR STORY HOUSE to let, owner retairing one floor, at 140 West Six- 1 $14 per month, No agents. ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET— Suitable for first class boarding purposes or club; near Fifvh avenue; or will sell Furniture; a tortune er, A pesines fe rson. Apply at H. R, DK&W'S, No. 3 Twenty-t urd street. 10 BE LET—AT $135 PER MONTH, A NICELY FUR- nished brown stone high stoop House. 10 rooms, with all modern Dok nd Werukd near Washington square, Ad- dress A. »., box 215 Heral 2d story. 3d story. 4th roy: Sth story. eg $2,005 EN 000 000 200 = VALUABLE VAULTS FOR FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR- POSES ON FIRST AND (ND BASEMENT FLOORS, INQUIRIES TO BE MADE OF CARPETED OFFICE, HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PI A. NIGH, COMFORTABLE, Well lighted, heated, at’ G5 Wallstreet; has Desk Room to lei, or nice rear Room, with srate and desk, LARGE, FINE OFFICE, ARRANGED FOR TWO persons, to rent very low: furniture of out ol it can be purchased ai fit bar, agg A SOLD, K & CO., 748 8: wal ales 114 WAVER- it Washington square, to let.—Good 1o- oF boarding house, " Apply.on prem B STREET, BTORE AND ROOMS” 70 “Er $12 PER MONTH. Also Floor above at $9, if taken immediately. Apply A. mp tee at Nos, 100 or 71 Orchard treet, Greenpoint, Brooklyn, 10 LET—UNTIL MAY 1, ON LEXINGTON AVENUE. KD. between Thirty-seventh and Thicty-cighth street very d rable tail front brown stone high sto us VERY DEQIRABLE STORE, 809 SIXTH AVENUE; | [rooms newly turnished. "Apply to HUGH Ne CAM Plate glads front, &c.; best part of Sixth avenue} Broadway. aplentid location for shoe lore, funcy goods, furniture, | . remeron c.; algo @ sinall ong, near Fort nth street. (oO LET, FURNISHED.—A FAMILY GOING TO EU- WATERLOW, “si9's Sixth avenut rope will let their House, 41 by 43 teet, 1urnished, for Sone = em a PO es six months or longer, on moderate terms; the house is LEASE IS OFFERED OF THE BUILDINGS (EN- meld, Ad Boulevards, Pigokiyn, and has a large iire or divided) on the northwest corner of Broome and - dress box 2,124 New York Post Mott streets now oceupied by Brewster & Co., and soon to. be, vac they ace six stories; about Téxi22 feet; permis ied any time and full ‘ticulars bad by tddrossing A, KURSPEEDT, tt seventh avenue, STORE AND THREE ROOMS, HALF RENTS; slscinen large show window, $37; also large busi: Dew Basements, $12 to $20; single Rooms, $5, 453 Hudson 0 LET—A SMALL NICELY FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nished House. located between Tenth and Fourteenth streets, lear Third avenue; immediate possession. Ad- dress WINTON, box 1W) Lerald ollice. 1[}0 LET—A HANDSOMELY AND FULLY FURNISHED House on Madison avenue, near Forty-eighth street, on a lease; $4,0W per annum. Address A, B., box 5) Post office. —TO BE LET, AT $135 PER MONTH, HIGH STOOP + brown stone House; 10 rooms, completely turnished; ail modera improvements, near Washington square. Ad> dress Ad B., Herald oftt 203 ) SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR CORNER Twenty-second street.—Brown stone House to let, furnished; @ Second Floor of 2 rooms; also a hall N OFFICE AND COUNTER ROOM ON FIRST LOFT to rent—Broadw near Metropolitan Hotel; fine light, sultuble for package straw goods, millinery. laces ont ght articles; Possession February 1 Address IM- "ER, box 14494 Post oltice, New York. grieve AVENUE CORNER STORE Hi RENT— A Wes aide; elegant windows; first class. location. ‘Address LANULEY, 667 Sixth avenue, corner Fortieth st, | Bedroom. A aT Ava STORE 70 RENT_O FEET Unfarnished, rest side; first class location for dry goods or pets. is, 607 Sixth av, COTTAGE IN HARLEM, CONTAINING BIGRT = LANGLEY, O01 Bixth av. corner Forseikist_ |, A’ ooine-aasiratie location! possession tmsnoaiataive RESTAURANT AND BAR TO LET—ALL THE business of the Frankfort House; 300 persons to supply ; also Store, corner Frankfort and William streets, N Rete pera wee gies AVERER pee Twenty-third street, to rent a oo Low £ GO.) No. 3 Pine strect aud 39 hast Seventeenth st AT 2% PARK ROW, OPPOSITE THE NEW POST OfMfice—A Basement to let, suitable for @ trunk or shoe business. STORE AND BASEMENT AND FIRST LOFT IN leat Laghon sine Alper 56 Walker street to Jet—to- py er se} ; also the Lofts 90 Chambers street. adress Ow! tt i tbe 2,470 Post office. At THE LOW peur OF $50 PER MONTH, LARGE Store and Dwelling connected, 137 Wooster street re door from Bleecker street; gas, water, &c.. Apply at Inquire on the premises, 12vta Fifth avenue, north side. FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE, IN LTH STREET, near Fifth avenue, Sega entral Park: rent per month, HLNE, RAY, 6st Sixth avenue. FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE, IN THOKOUGH OR. der, at the junction of Broadway, Sixth avenue and Thirty*tourth street, HINE, COLE & GRAY, 596 Sixt nue. A" $2,700 A YEAR—A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE House, 21.6x70x100; pi ene elabth street, near Sev- euth avenue ; perfect ord 828. WILLIAM TUCKER, 220 Firth avenue. Furnished House: A’ $100 PER MONTH.—NEAR BROADWAY AND next door to Southern Hotel, four large four story brown stone Houses, modern improvements, newly street, sacond door west of 27 Amuuty street mornings painted, elegantly trescoed. Apply at 27 amity street, mornings. A —TO LET, A NEW, DESIRABLE, MODERN | ~~~ + Btore and Basement, size 25x75, west side of Ge IN Puta 105TH QMALL FIVE EOOM COTTAGE, sirect, with cellar, at $18 montily. Apply in candy store, loth street, near Ninth avenue, Ee? rug store, Ii ‘Third avenue. A he LET—A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT COTTAGE, on i2ith street, ‘one block ton Kighth avenue cars, Apply to THOMAS McGUIRE, 64 Third avenue. To Le LET—A BROWN STONE FRONT, 172 LEXINGTON 10 rooms ; rent $1,500 per year; unturnished. inquire’ at 120 Lexington avenue. 10 LET—A NICE LITTLE COTTAGE, NO. 26 EAST jforty-ninth sireet. Inquire from 9 o'clock A. M, till 4 Bvenue, next dour to Branch Post office; also a smail Btore, at $60 per month. Apply at KI 7 kignith avenue. BRANIGAN, ROADWAY HOTEL TO a 16 YEARS’ LEASE ‘and Furniture and Fixtures tor sale, or an interest insame. Apply atter 12 o'clock at 621 Broadway. BYveny OF 389 SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER OF ‘Twenty-fourth street, 25x66 feet, walnut wainscot- 1. to lease for seven vears: near Booth’s and Masonio Telapies suitable tor oyster saloon. (CORNER STORK —GROCERS, TEA. MEAT, CIGAR, shoe, furniture, crockery, abd glass dealers, exam- Ine, Good cellar; everyth ything an eriect order, Rent low. PORE En R0aNe AND APARTMENTS HANDSOMELY Foarinna SUIT or ROOMS FOR board, on fi FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS EAE. EES WAVERLEY PLACK.—TO LET, A LAROE 104, Bom, furnished for light bousekeeping ; + on, rent, without ; alao one, Room in private 39 East -third street A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY WISHES TO LET A pleasant furnished front & respectable gentleman, ali improvements on the same floor: price #4 a week, ens i inel 106 Fifty-sixth street, between and Fourth avenues. ho 10: ing; very cheap rent. 110 ¥ FAcporoaL MACDOUGAL STREET, AND 160 BLEECKER Street.—Furnished Booms, for light housekee p- STREAT, NEAR BLEECKER — ed Rooms, with’ every convenience for your to let to respectable siaall families ; also Rooms suitable for a physician. WRATLY FUBNIBEED, FLOOR TO Ler FoR popeemcening. water an one Room $5. No. 29 Washington square, soailietel corset ot Waverley ce. U figs ber weet Alvo 0 : ares AVENUE.—A LIGHT, DRY, WELL Basement Fioor, thred rooms, with creer ound eerpeonaen ey nmvngeed tor housekeep- TT at, MARK'S PLACE—ONE LARGE. NICELY 4A furnished oom ; also @ smaller one; terms reason- able. NICELY FURNISHED PROne ROOM, WITH CON. ‘at moderate te: 14 gentiemen. EAST THIRTEENTH STREKT,—PRONT ROOM and Bedroom, turnished, for one or two single A TeSlonce for housekeeping. » rine; ref- ences required. 73 Bank street. A NICELY. FURNISRED FRONT ROOM TO LET~ On first floor, tor fof pontlensen or light easckeepiog: also small Room, with fire if required; house is new; 159 strictly private ; relerences required. 160 WEST FIFTLENTH STREET.—NEWLY FUR- nished Rooms to. rent to genuemen only ; fi PRINCK STRERT, NEAR MACDOUGAL.—A rent Very reasonable. Can be seen any time at 371 dev: respectable tamily will let a comfortably tar- cath avenue, near Thirty-frat street. mined! Raaeanee ORS, OL oe 6, Gommmarnatie fa without boar Can be FRONT PARLOR—FURNISHED, FOR TWO GEN. tlemen; fire, gas &c. 168 Kim street, near Broome. NICE FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ALSO BACK Room; bath, gas, grate: suitable tor gentlemen; Drice $4. No. 119 ‘Bust’ "Thirty Arst street. HALL ROOM ON THK SECOND _ FLOO neatly furnished; also one on the third ; prices §2 and per week. No. 105 East hirtieth street, near Fourth avenue. PARTY OF GENTLEMEN, HIRING THRTR OWN house and furnishing their own table, would accept applications for three vacanc! fies; house near Fiith Ave- nue Howl. Address CLUB, box 18) Herald VERY DESIRABLE FLOOR OF SEVEN LARGE Toon ter, gas, watercloset, Ac., on floor; all newly painted throughout; possession "immediately ; halls’ ant stairs newly carpeted; genteel entrance on ‘Thirty-seven th MATT THEW "BYRNES, 142 Kast Thirty-third street LEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK PAR- 2% ble seen Lor one 9 16 21: oeping. fice, 932 don ; references exchanged. 30) for housekeeping, divided it required: terms mouerate. Call for three ve And get if require rent PBINCE 8TREET.—A RESPECTABLE PRIVATE fami a nicely turnished hall Room to & <; bath and gas, | Wear FORTY-THIRD STREE’ . NEAR BROAD- Ly. Two or tnore very desirable and well fur- nished Roots, on eituer door, wel! adapted for any pur- Pose; terms moderate, 5 WEST TWELFTH STREBT.—A LARGE FUR- se. Salto Koom to let; convenient tor light house- all on WEST TWENTY.THIRD STREET—GENTL men or families wishing a thoroughly comtorta- home will tind the same at above number and toca- Mrs. STOLY. WEST TWENTIETH STREET —THRBE NEAT. furnished Rooms, on second tloor, suitable stay: lor, with extension, suitable for a physician; let wily it preferred. Apply at No, 49 Amity street 347 } EAS’ FOURTEENTH STRERT.—A NICELY hed tront Koom, on second too: AMILIES WITHOUT CHILDREN OR SINGLE GEN- tlemen will find, at moderate prices, some sion ntly furnished Kooms, tingly or en suite, at 67 West Thirty- seventh street, between Firth and Sixth avenues. PUSNISHED ROOMS IN A PRIVATE FAMILY FOR married or single gentlemen or light housekeeping; aiso bn elogant back Parlor and front Basement for doc: tor's office. 229 Last Thirtieth street URNISHED NEATLY FOR HOUSEKEEPING—SOIT of Rooms, parlor, two bedrooms, closets, kitchen water closet, coal roum, separate meter; a ‘On secon floor, fronting Highth avenue; $12 weekly. 300 West ‘Iwenty-elghth street, URNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, 38 EAST ane ee sixth Siipron near Madison square, ret A2eeM.—ro Ler, U bahar gee ROOMS, East 126th sireet, Harlem, | ARLEM. OWER OR UPPER PART “OF PRIVATE House to let, handsomely turnished ; $40 to $00 per month, 3) West 127th street ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET— without board or for housekeeping, or would ac- Commodaie & party of gentlemen or gentlemen and wives, with | private table, 140 West Sixteenth street, ARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO let, to gontiemen only, without Board; house and location first class; all conveniences, family private, 21 West Minth street, between Filth und Sixtn avenues, TAs HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS; LO- cation central, and convenient to cars and first class Apply & Tet Qr 35 ntlems au 0 one hali Bedroom, 360 with home comiorts’ convenient for business gentiomen. re West Twenty third street; tamily select; te A it EASf NINETEENTH ‘STREKT.—NICKLY FUR- istied tront Room to let, for two gentlemen or nand wite, tor light housekeeping if desired; WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREKT.—NEWLY turnished Apartments to let at reasonable rates, FURNISHED ROOMS _ AND APART-| MEN TS _TO VERY DESIRABLE SUNS Toom ad oining to let, on ihird floor, 00M AnD BED- at 46h ms muderate, N UNFURNISHED THRBE STORY AND BASE- ment brick House, 12 rooms; Tweuth street, near seventh ave: sio1 complete orde nue} immedixte posses- i, OBERT 1, MEEKS, 80 Cedar street. RABLE FIRST FLOOR ON UNION 8 UARE, orent. Apply to K. H. LUDLOW & CO, HANDSOME SECOND STORY ROOM TO RENT— and a nali Room, to geatlemen, without board, at West (wenty-third street; references required. FLAT TO LET IN THE KUROPEAN HOUSE, 78 West Forty. colghith street, corner of Sixth avenue, ply to MR. 4 NUK, 723 Sixth avenue, PARTMENTS TO LET—IN NEW FRENGH FLAT Houses, with all modern improvements including rigerator. Inquire of owner, opposite building, 2 st Forty. ih street. LARGE FAT, IN A NEW BROWN STONE Testaurants; terms moderate; Board if required. No. 5 nouse, near this office; is 65 teet deep; parlor and Brevoort place, Jenth str dway. basement, } rooms; ail improvements: $45 4 mouth ; and SAY _____. | $40, $86 ahd $30 respectively, with 7 rooms each, for the EWLY FURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS TO LET—TO \ gentlemen, without board, in private family: loca- Upper flats. Apply at 97 Kighth avenue. JOHN BRANIGAN, tion unexceptionable. 37 Kast Nineteenth street, be- tween Bi way and | Fourth avenue, NE OR TWO lot, without board, to gentlemen only; family. Apply at 3 West Forty-sixth street. oe NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO by private | bY, FS ineter, water closet, bath, hot wai N ELEGANT FIRST FLAT, FIVE LARGE ROOMS, fine pier glass, chandeliers, carpets throughou complete house itself; $60 monthly must be seen’ to be appreciated. iy toowner, on premises, 852 Fhird avenue, adjoining igs f eee THIRD FLOOR, PARTLY FURNISHED ch teteg ste to let, with gas, bath, de, in private house 183 West Thirty-siath street. RIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT NiOELY FUR. LENDID FLOOR TO LET—SIX ROOMS; SP. A brows stone Haase; good neighborhood, near the Park; reut low to a good tenant... inquire on the prem- ines 406 West Fitty-fiith street, nished Rooms. with all improvements, without board, to gentlemen. 57 West Twenty-first strect, be- tween Firth ai nues. ARLOR FL ocr ae oe Mureabads! | den row, th street vat NO. 4 GARB- Flats on the Continent, 7, A —TO LET, ONE BLOOK FROM FIFTH AVENUE and F sixth street the most complete French 10 rooms; heated, ele- tor, jauiior, walls in select cng dolore ints trom $50 to $125, Apply to JAMES FETTRETCH, 999 sixth av. reer ROOM ‘AND B A FRENCH FLAT OF EIGHT ROOMS, BETWEEN Fifth and sixth avenues, to let; rent $7) a month; week oinse vo, Bleecker suet, tet y | And bandvome Furniture, gay in use two months, for $1 Ltd; wed apply who do not require the po lla datelb eats Lancia: Mathie furditute, | For particulars address HANWCY, Herald Up- 10 LET—WITHOUT BOARD, ELEGANTLY FUR- niyhed Rooms, singly or en suite, the first class house No. 34 East Tenth street; terms very reasonable. Anply on premises or to W. N. GRISWOLD, 744 Broad- wi rp! 10 LET—TO A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A BACK Parlor, handsomely furnished; unexceptionable at- tendance; convenient to all conveyances and best restaurants. Apply at 36 West Eleventh street. 10 LET—ONE FRONT RUOM; WILL ACOOMMODATE two gentlemen; all modern improvements; "ne: town Branch ottice, (OR RENT—FIVE HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS, FAC- ing Broadway and Union square; rent 350; Furni- ) ‘ture tor sale tor $150; worcn doubie the money, one de- : sirable Room tor an ollice ; water, gas and closets plete, 840 broadway, secoud flight'oi stairs, ts com. LOORS, COTTAGES AND Ni BRICK HOUSES to let cheap—Cottage, eight rooms, sixteenth sirect, ar Ninth avenue, $40; Second Floor, Ninth ward, ha brick House, Ninth ward, ali improvements. Apply at 603 Hudson street. term: Feasonable. Apply tor one Week, at S27 Kast Thirtleth t 0 LET—THREE SINGLE ROOM FURNISHED without board, at cheap rates; in first clagy neigh- Borhood; near tour car lines. Inquire at 18 Washingtow ro small; rent mod OOMS TO LET—UNFURNISHED OR FURNISHED for housekeeping in house with owner; family jerate; references exchanged. 63 Bar wy street between Bleecker and Hudson sis, place. (0 LET—A FRONT ROOM, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished, without board, to one or two gentlemen, up Ce. 0 T rooms; alf modern improyements; a few LET—A VERY DESIRABLE CORNER pearl 10 of ntral Park; 970 per month. Apply at |, 057 third av. town, between Sixth avenue and Broadway ; fine oon. tion, " Address PRIVATE, Herald Uptown Branch o 10 LET—IN A ee roy motets TO GENTLEMEN, be orien rent $4 and $22 A ET-SBCOND AND THIRD FLOORS, IN 345 west Forty-third street, newly painted and in i ly ON premises, or of JU: ARI, 258 West Forty hird wtrset. vi droom; also hall Room; both handsomely fut ished, including bath, gas, grate fire and attendance; appurteuances first class; terms low. 218 East Tenth street. T Carpenter Shop also to le! ORNER BASEMENT TO RENT—GOOD STAND FOR lumber, mason or shoemaker ; rent $18, <~ Mix PEULIOTE, Fourth avenue and Twentieth st. PORE joing Bal Cr a FX MARBLE BUILDING nin, ally Gra) ic, iri lace; rent cheap t agood tenant, YOODSELL. is Dey street.” Begeiier te oF Tata, SEPARATELY OR TO- Barrow street, (0 LET—A NEW FOUR STORY Fores IN FOURTH street, near West Tenth street; 16 r and modern conveniences, Inquire at 176 West Tenth st street (0 LET—THE THREE TORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE 223 Greene street, between Amity and Fourth streets, (0 LET—UNFURNISHED, HOUSE IN SIXTEENTH street, opposite the Westminster Hotel; rent low; Domsession’ immediately. JAMES EARLE, 60 Wall street, room if. 10 LET, LEASE OR FOR SALE—AS IT IS OR WILL be putin perfect order, House and Lot No. 2 Kast Twentieth street, eek doors from Broadway y+ possession immediately, BIRDS jroad- way, or Dr. poms’ ther, the three brown ‘stone Houses Nos. 4, 6 and 8 t Twentieth street, the entire front between’ Broad. way and Filth avenue; well adapted tor stores or hotel. JESSUP, 258 Broadway. One sIxTe AVENU, WEST SIDE, ABOVE FOUR- teenth 10. LET—SUIT OF PARLOR, BEDROOM AND Kitcnen, with water, 4c. Apply to housekeeper, Nos. 7 aud 9 Carmunestrect. 10 LET—fWO CONNECTING ROOMS. PLAINLY furnished, toa quiet party for $5 per week; house private: reference required. West Washington place, near Grove street. 10 LET—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, UPPER FLOOR in private dwelling 561 West Fitty-seventh sireet;” five rooms, gas a nd water; rent $20. Apply on premises. 10 LET— SECOND FLOOR AND PART OF ano. TO ssinall tamily. Inquire at 18 Macdongal street { f ; NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JANUARY ll, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. é LES AT AUCTION A®™ iy) WIG CLASS OW PAINTINGS a WATERCOLOR DRAWINGS, embracing many flue specimens of the following well nw artists, forming one of the finest coliecuons yet ‘od Ubis season : offer AMERIOAN. James M. Hart, JW. Casilear, Edward Moran. bdmund D Lewis 4. ¥: tait, V. de V. Bonfield, L, Henry, . Wall Geo. Hetzel, Tat ‘Hamilcon, Arthur parton, H. O. Young, Redmond Fay, Chapin, C. Loveridgs. WTALIAN AND. 'SPANISIL Ricet, Borman. “Houchereth Ribera, Bandiniol, Santaro, ree rar Marie, Marrchetti, A.Calame, —_—P. Rumph, Vernier, Pecrus, Kunasseg, Cossman, Aufray, Thirion, Arnoux. BELGIAN AND DUSSELDORF. Karel Ooms, P. Van schendel, Krauss, i Neubuys, Sauerielt, Williot, Van .everdonck, Kouill, Sonderland, Also the magnificent Picture | Laviran OOMs, OF rite PIRATES, recently imported by Samuel Avery, Esq. ‘The entire collection is now on exhibition and will be sold on THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JANUARY 15 AND 16, AT NO. 6 LIBERTY STREBT, AT 12 O'CLOCK EACH DAY, has BOWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer. _ A, © SUEECKER, SON & WHITE, AUCTIONSERS. DAY, January 15, stogant hrawsataie House ak funtion, ati2 Meat Exchange Sulesroom, {1 Broadw Fast Iwenty-ninih street, tour sory brown stone No. 47, north side, between Fourth and Madison avenues: contains the modern improvements and is in fine order; terms liberal, ouse, RCH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONERR, Ontice and salesrvom 37 Nassau street, pagposite the Post office, Horse Auction Mart, 19 1025 Thirtedntn sireet Household and vitice Furni ure. ARCH. JOHNSTON will soll on Weanesday, at 103 ovclock, at his sulesfoom, 37 Nassau stree!, a iste assort= ment of Household Furuiture, remove the country. AWEINE BOOKS AT AUCTION. + Clinton Hall Sulesrooms (Astor place). WEDNES- DaY EVENING, January 15 sale of @ valuable and choice Collection of SLANDARD AND 1LLUSIRATRD WORKS, best English edijjons; also many LAW BOOKS. Catalogues ready; books on exhibition. The Messrs, LisAVLiT, Auctioneers UCTION SALE every day, at 23; o'clock, of the la: to close business, e and extensive manufacturing leweiry Kstablisninent corner Houston street, New York. A. FRENCH, Auction A. ~BOBERT GOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, . will sell at public auction, Ca LU SSA, Junuary 1s 1 1 o'clock, the entire of C. Batcholder, at New. York. Boa 01 ag Stables, 15 and 17 Kast iwenty-eighth street, consisting of six and blooded Horses; also one Brett, two tight Wag C dleigh, Blankets, Kobes, ull ‘particulars in to-inor- row's Heri jeraid. _ Stock on exhibitios ¥ VIRTUE OF TWO CERTAIN CHALTEL MORT- gages made and executed oy Starr V. Totten and Linus P. Waterman, composing the firm of Totten & Watermin one duicd ‘February 4, 1873, vo Mary Totten and filed in the oltice of the Kexister of the city and County 01 New York, August 13, 1/5, and the other dated October 28, 1073, to Joseph H. Edwards, and filed in the said ollice of the Said Register of suid city and county ot Now York on October $1, 1874 and upon both of wich said mortgages: detauit has been made, I shal! sell the property im the said mortgases mentioned and. de- scribed—viz., 10 Carts, 11 lorses, 2 double trucks, 5 sin- le trucks, 1d sets angle Harness, 2 yous coubie Hirness, c., at public auction, 9. 16 Dry Dock street, New York city, on the Lath a y of January, 1874, at lz o'clock noon, | WM. F. CA Atiornéy tor Mortgagees. Naw Youx Ciry, Jan. I BY du GaMrBeet, 5K. AUCTIONEER, Witt sell in lots, 19 close, business, on Tuesday, en tire fine general assorted stock of it $1,200 of Fancy Goods, toys, fine »tationery, 4c. Supe! erior showcases, Fixwures, jouschold Furniture, &c. Full particulars day Of sue. "Sore of Ahird avenue. Auctuoucer's office, 338 Hudson street, BY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER. Will sell to morrow (Monday), in lots (no one lot af- ir), be removed immediateiy after sale, ail and ens ia the tine Fixtures, furniture, Btock, other convents of large, p: oiinent corher Liquor Store; superior Counter, Ale Pumps, fine cut glass Bar Ware, 4c. Full paruoulats in Monaay's He AMPBELL & 00.5 5 office, 8 Hudson s street, NROCKERY, GLASSWARE AND ROCKING HORSE / Ware.-HENRY LOY, Auctioneer, sells Monday, January 12, at 10 o'clock, @ general assortment 10 suit deaiers, LIAM ANDERSON, 10 College place. J. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, TRAVGR & WRIGHT! will sell on Monday, Sanaar ue, Furni 2, at Li o'clock, at M3d street and Tenth ay ture of house, Water Carts, Hurness, Tools, &c. ACOB BOGART & CO, WILL SEL! os MONDAY, January 12, at 12 o'clock, at No. 1 . between 64th ana Opth sis, a first class Vigar Storesnten tia Indian Figure, inser Atirror, Gas Fixtures fine otock of Ui- ats, Tol Lures, sary Tobacee PUELWARD PETTINGER, Auctioneer. P, TRAVER, AUOTIONKER.—MARSHAL'S SALE. + TRAVER & WRIGH? will sell on Monday, Ary’ 12 by virtue of an execution. at 1034 o'cloc Great Jones street, oue Chairs, two silver lated show Cases, tiree a oinoe Table, Mirrors, Blocks, “Pictures: wires truck, loads parlor, “chamber, dining ‘and kitchen Furniture, Carpets, Willcox & Gibbs’, Singer's, Weed's and american Fainily Sewing Machines; an Mare, fit jor any work, & . Sale positive. ext VAWUUK DAILED, Marshal @ ‘AMES M, FORD, AUCTIONEER —EMBRACED IN ‘our large sale of Furmiture and Carpets on Tuesday next, at 367 Bowery, {3 a very superior rich and powertul tone’ seven octave rosewood Vianoiorte, first class city maker, baving all the modern improvements, over- strung’ bass, tour round corners, and will positively be sold to the highest bidder, Wes LET—ON FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR CLAREN. don Hotel, handsomely iurnished Rooms. Apply at 20 Fourth avenue. 10 RENT—FURNISHED, TWO SMALL ELIGIBLE Rooms, first floor; suitable tor a doctor, dentist milliner or any light business, or would suit a gentioman hot and cold water, &c. 4 East Twentieth street. Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, SUITA- ble for gentlemen ; references exchanged. Apvly at handsome ibe stoop brown stone ‘Twenty-tour 0 LET—FIRST FLOOR, TO A SMALL FAMILY, IN brown stone house 238 East Filty-second street. ' In- re on the premises, 10 LET—UNFURNISHED, SECONL) AND THIRD Floors, with basement ‘and cellar; in good orders house. No, 53 Wi street, Fitth Avenue Hotel block. 110 West Twenty-second street. Stree} —harge Fiore and. pening immediate Domession. ‘our' 0 LET—A NICE, GENTEEL THIRD STORY HIGH stoop brick House in Charles street, near Greenwich avenne; rent $1,400 per annu: DYb & CURTISS, No, 508 Sixth avenue. ASTOR PLACE HOTEL TO LEASE over 100 suits o1 rooms: stores, restau. Fants, basements most sightly and centrally located; WO OR THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR HOUSE. keeping or gentlemen, brown stone houso 523 West Forty-second street. Fourteenth, Thirty-fourth and Forty: -second street green cars pass the door. tro CHEAP TO FIRST CLASS PEOPLE—,| ET © inte with all modern improvements, in new build- ‘| ing, southwest corner Eighth avenue and Forty-seventh street; also small Stores, 20x2 Inquire on premises, ma 2 till 5 P. M., every day. Hous. Broadway; berets Cooper Institute and Bible use. Apply at 25 Third avenue. eo, LET—THE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE 219 TRAM POWER $m PER HORSE; YRRIOUS East Twenty-eighth street; has 11 rooms; will rent sized Rooms, cheap, BROOKLYN STEAM whole or in part; Lower Part, 7 rooms, rent $40; Upper OWES, 56 Atlantic street, near South ferry. Part, 4 rooms, $25. GTORES LOFTS, OFFICES AND STUDIOS IN THE Domestic Sewing Machine Company's building, cor- get Bipedeay ane and Ceara street, to rent. Appl to Eg. U., No.8 Pine atreety and 4 Last 1fO LET—THE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK House 113 Thompson sircet, near Prince; has 14 ns; all moaern improvements and in first. class re- pair ; Rewly papered, painted, &c.; immediate posses- Seventeenth treet TORE, On ON N FOURTH “euetal tet CORNER, TEV a and one adjoining, to r Apply to 5. H. LopLow & 00,, No. 3 Pine “street, aud 3 Fast Seventeenth street. 0 Porshe) 23 AND 25 LISPENARD STREET; Lofts and Offices, now vacant; likewise splen- aid Stsement table tor any business or dining saloon, sample or Isger beer. Apply at FROELICH’S office, 29 Lispenard, corner of Churen street, rk ‘0 LET—IN STUDIO BUILDING, NO, 212 FIFTH $55 Wooster street. near Bleecker; the house has 10 avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street, abeautifnl Suit | rooms, all improvements, and is in good order. Apply to of Booms on ier Hloor, 67 feet tront on Fiith avenue, |. C. SIMPSON, 216 Wooster street, ‘ont on ry yy -sixt eet; warm ant “4 Re ble for some kind of business purposes: also Biutiogwith FOURTH AVENUE.—UNFURNISHED HOUSE Pear™ light. Apply om the premises to A. DOD- TPO LET-SMALL HOUSE 29 EAST TWENTY.SEV- enth street, near Madison avenue; 7 rooms and in Ast class repair; immediate possession; rent $89 per month. Seen trom Il to 2 Monday. 10 RENT—UNFURNISHED, THE VERY DESIRABLE three story high stoop House No. 203 Kast Sixieenth street. Apply to k. H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 3 Pine et, and teenth street. PER MONTH ONLY—POR A HOUSE ON to Jet, cheap until May, or will give lease to May 1, 1875; situated over tho drug store, corner Twenty- ninth street LET—A SPLENDID LARGE BASEMENT, WITH vault, suitable for sample room and dining FU. ARTME! ialoon in good orders Uroton and ras fixtures completes SHED ROOMS. AND 's rood businges lo location jin lispenard street, near Broad: LET. Thuroh Meo eet th tee peta fa SMALL FURNISHED FLAT, SUITABLE FOR A. ight Housekeeping, wanted by’ a. family of. three. Address, stating location and terms, which must be B. H., box 149 Herald office. FURNISHED ROOM, WITH SOUTHERN EX. posure, lo let, without Board, at, 326 West Twenty- second street. A LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PRONT Parlor to let, w gentlemen only. Apply at 38 West Twenty-first street. PRIVATE FAMILY, OccUPYING THEIR OWN A. house uptown, wlil let two handsomely furnished Rooms to an elder! attr ts or invalid requiring quet care, Address idl off LARGB SECOND STORY ROOM, ELEGANTLY furnished, in ppivate house, without board, has avery convenience. ample closcts, and opposite Uoleman House. 3) West Twenty-seventh street. LADY HAS A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT Parlor and Bedroom, first floor, to let to a quiet couple, Be convenience for a quiet party; seen on Sunday. ixth avena (A TANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR Together or separate, atnple closet room, and other kooms, suitable f for gentlemen and wives or kingle gen flemen. No, 5 West Washington place, two doors trom Washington square. T° LET—STORE IN FULTON STREET, "NEW YORK; qd ixtures for sale. Address J. H.N., Box 114 Herald 10 LET—THE REAR PART OF STORE NO, 403 Eighth avenue. Doarondwar, 2 WEST ATHIREY. FIFTH STREET, NEAR Broadway, 00x25, with two Loftson rear, rivate stable. Apply to 234 West Forty-seventh is 25x25, suitable’ ior a tives a ORGAN & BROTHER, street 10 pa pk fl AVENUE i Piet J FOUR jonse, with splen lore and Basoment, would lot the Store without the dwelling, eB OF T°, LET—THE ENTIRE BUILDING NO, 164 Chatham street, formerly the Guardian Savings Bank. This is one of the ithest locations for a hotel., Apply at st Cedar street. AR: 1 10 LET—THE ENTIRE | DS) iN NOS. 10, 12, 4 and 16 Division street; had been newly rane: ‘vated and improved ; suitable for business and manufac: turing purposes. Apply to G. B. SMITH, 101 West street, New York. 0 LET—FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT OF STORE Ro. G15 one yey ae above Houston street. Ap- ply to WILLIAM & JOHN O'BRIEN, 58 Wall street. po EET oN BROADWAY, THR SPACIOUS BUILD- NIORLY ¥ORNISHED YRONT AND BACK PAR it anning through to Crosby street, eignt 4 . * Sea enk eRe tty basivess lor, with extension ; mall and large Room, GUSTAVYS BAYLIKS, 231 Broadway, between I and 3. St moderate pricey to weudenen only, at 146 West Fourth NO LET—AN ELEGANT ROOM, 17X38, SUITABLE for a club, billiards or other purposes. | Apply at He- sorte Musicale, 17 West Twenty-e! ith h street. T° LET—77 GREENWICH AVENUB—A RAND _Somely fitted up Store, with two Kooms behind I. r NO LER viner ary bce ROOMS; beet lentist ; mi ; also Whitt Vlgger tit Sixts avenues pega! T°, LET—10 wien RS, SOUTHWEST, corner Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street, first and second Floors, fine light; good entrance: will tease. AMAN, 63 West Fourteenth street FPO HE, OR FOR, Sate nue, sruENDILY sITU- near Broadway. Appiyon the renee ne rpe ) LBASE—FOR ® Pitin OF YEAR: Nos. 37 a NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN ST. Mark's place to let to gentleman and wite for $5 per Kk. Address M. Whil Ly, 66 Greene street LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO Jet, Inquire at 17 Great Jones street, ee a Ly Cs} ivate; nih avenues at 217 West Thirteenth istreet, near Bev. A ‘AY BLEGANTLY FURNISHED BACK PARLOR TO 1ét, in a private ee © one or two single yentle- men; location convenient i. dl West Twenty-second at Wo P eecicagg 5 LOCATION.—TWO PLEASANT ie Rooms, fourth floor, newly pa ha nicely se} on and as axabdse for Bre he gi in, with board; fire at 24 “Bast Fourteenth street. ch gaa exch. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED THIRD FLOOR Ae poems wie ae ped - al rovernente, sap ‘sep. or in Saree BroudWay wad six tixth avenue. A PEtvate. FAMILY OF TWO WILL RENT A very pleasant and handsomely furnished front ni Lemania izabeth treet: xe he sole povereg with hulbiinae fet and file Gtoreas Hake light all round, with engine, boiler, thatong a foundry, Y, aut ys Scar po rinniae, states and now ue Blrore May. Inquire at 34 Bowerys” | OmommOn OF LBASE—THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STOW ard root Bai the lee. Chatham sai noe to eman, without board; no other persons and in olegamt order h locatiqn fipe. Address My A, Haxald Apply to 8. MgB No, pias. hes be WO HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, ON Murray Hill a few doors fram Fifth avenue, to Ie fo single gentlemen only. Address W. UD. Hi, Heral Uptown Branch office. 2 FURNISHED ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR OF 50 East Tweltth street, three doors west of Broadway. Terms moderate. T aid order, 10 LET_OHEAR FLATS, TO RESPECTABLE PEO- so Store, 20x25, and Basement, 26x90, snes corner of Forty-seventh sireet and (0 LET—SECOND _FLOO! seventh strebt; stx rooms, all Neu, ESL ON KAST THIRTY- im; ‘ovements. in spl oo4 Third avenu A NEILSON PLACE, BETWEEN WAVERLEY AND Clinton (oat let, the second Floor, furnished, for light housekeeping, on moderate terms. ae gon avenue STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Ma gentlemen 3 or single gentlemen; house and appointments ‘unexceptionable: references, 4 50 & PARLOR, BEDROOM AND | KITCHEN, 50 caste hirnished for housekeeping; con- venient to cars and stages; Central Apartinent house, No. 123 Forty-fourth street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues. 5TH AVENUE, U6, NEAR TWENTY-FIRST STRERT.— Furnished Rooms, front and back, singly or en suite; baths on each oor; references. iP TH STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD Room, avenues, No. 221,—Handsomely furnished large rd algo hall Room, $3; osets, hot and cold water, to gentlemen, without 14 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH T house heated. Avenue Hotel.—Handsome Rooms on second floor, avenue; also five Opposite St. Stephen's. rooms, with Water and gas; rent low. ty-eisliuh street, mpo oer. wis PRIVILEGES, SECOND FLOOR joor, Eat ‘ortieth street. 10 LET—DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, SECOND AND Third Floors, four rooms each, 141 East Twelfth eet, corner ihird avenue; also three Kooms, 156 Third Rooms, 164 bast 1wenty-eighth street, 10 LET—IN PRIVATE HOUSE, NO 4 WEST SIXTI- eth street, near Boulevard, Second Floor of three LET—SECOND FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS; WATER and gas all in; good order; rent $3). 233 Kast Twen &, F. ROGERS. ¢ Twenty-Hfth street, between ny 10. LET—IN A BROWN STONE HOUSE, A eapar Floor and Basement, 6 rooms; 5 rooms; rent $25. apply: on the promises ai LET—UNFURNISHED, EVESAL ROOMS TO 0 a sinall family in a private house; reierences ex- changed. Cali at il West Thirty-sixth street, trom 9 to WA. M., or 1 to3 P.M. en suite or singly, bath attached, to gentiemen only, without d 15 ST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, OPPOSITE 8T. oO Sie Hotel, two doors from‘ Broadway.—An 10 RENT—AN UNFURNISHED SECOND FLUOR OF four rooms and. bathroom, with closets, gus, &c. ; or Fare of sane. Call at 363 West Fourteenth st. Kelerences, @legantly furnished Parlor Floor to tet, singly or en suite, references 1 2 wav! ERLEY PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO i to gentlemen, without board, singly or en suite; one bi jock from Broadway. at SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY and Pith avenue.—One very dosirable Suit of four Rooms, furnished or unturnished; single Rooms for geu- temen, $5 per Week. Fauily restaurant connected. EAST FOURTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.— Oly 2 2 Anicely turnished tront Room and Bedroom, $8 pie ENT—FLOORS OF SIX ROOMS, IN NINTH evens, Wny-ane street, $26 to $30; very desirable. -tourth street ND FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS—ALL IMPROVEMENTS; cheap rent; also other Kooms to let, separately or 1% Prince street, corner of Wooster, Inquire per Week, or 5 oom or Ue Py housekeeping; modern conveniences, Can call 2 rpiohd PLACE, NEAR SIXTEENTH STREET.— A Floor, singly or en suite, turnished, tor families or gentiemen, would rent whole’ or main Dart of house to good tenant 28 EAST TWENTY, SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Broadway Fourth avenue.—Rooms to let, handsomely tw: a to gentlemen, without board, in @ house ; references. 31 & TWLNTILTH STREET, NEAR BROAD- oar, .—To let, handsomely furnished third story front Roots, singly or ensuite, to gendeman und wis oF single genlemen. 37 UNION SQUAR&—THREB NICE ROOMS, ON third oor, tarnished or unfurnished; very pine Ant rent low, also an Office of Studia. Inquire LAWRENCE, on the premises, foll “THE BALL Si "SEARON. ERMAN LIBDERKRANZ GRAND “ANCY DRESS Ball at the Academy of Mu RSDAY, Feb. ay, 1874. Tickets $15. Particulars lereatter. . MOSENTHAL, Secretary, HE SECOKRD ANNUAL GRAND BALL in aid ot the NEW YORK INFANT ASYLUM will be given ot th ACADEMY OF MUDIC, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 13. Tickets may be obtained of J of the managers and at the llowing convenient places Mra, Ge a Garrison, 40 Park avenue Gilsey Houst Mrs. James ("Tracks UL Firth avenue. Miss Alice Sandford, 462 West I wenty-second street. Mrs. Joseph Wooster, 116 Bast Thirtieth street. UNIVERSITY PLACE,—NICELY FURNISHED BB Rooms to let, witha frat clam party, on reason. | MES BAH Penney Hunk Firly sesh tenet, able terins." Mr. L. M, Bates, 481 Broad wi EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, FRONTING 40 Union square.—A splendid Floor of five rooms, | gt furnished or anturnished; an unsurpassed location, | % usiness purposes. Inquire for pig? tor residence or bi irs. M., third floor. . ‘$6T. “MARKS PLACE, EIGHTH STREET, N) cond avenue.—Newly furnished Rooms, ‘ingle ee double; house quiet; location one of the most pleas- nt and access! Bir, Joa Case, 91 Wall strect Boxes ot Mrs. John McGinnis, Jr., $7 Woet Fortyneecond reek age of St take placa to-morrow (Monday), the lth inst, at’ Fer. rero's Agsemb! rf ANNUAL BALL OF THE f Now York, under the patron. japtint Bonevoleae Society. will HE NINETEEN Frene! ppgnedt PN anbov! (lammany Halb, Fourteenth sires, -&. GO HARBOUR, Secretary, 198 Sixth avenue, ‘ible. 67 % NINTH STREBT, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 22. Repel place.—Handsomety furnished Rooins, = i sates ingly, on parlor and second floors, breakfast gentlemen oniy. Reference. 57% Lipa STREET.--TWO FURNISHED ROOMS | _to et to gopuemen only, we se eraeeA uenat @pee ee ENT! ‘AB Floor, withot agty ofgentieacn 0 PARRY pA, , ve . a 6)Dy, INFANTRY, N. G. 3, N.Y, RECEPTION. AOADEMY OF MUSI MONDAY wae Boni TANUARY 12 18%. ay be Obtained ot CAPTAIN Pa TATE, Jr, SERGRANE T. fy MILLER, BOMW*Y: H. B. JONES, 1,125 Broadway. ; 162 Broadway, Vea MORTGAGE SALE—BY VIRTUE OF A foreclosed # certain Uhat- 8 filea in the office of the Register of the county of For ‘the non-pertorm. ‘ance of the conditions therein contained I have taken into my possession the following goods and chattels, to wit:—iwo Planing Machines, Dilyrvos, z Hox Trucks 4 Lumoer Wagons I light Buggy, 2 sets of double Harness and 4 sets of single Harness, all of which | will expose for sale, to the highest cagh bidder, at2 o'clock l’. M.. on the Sub asy, ‘of January, 1874 at the box factory of George Moid, No. ly Seugwick street Brooklyn. THORN, Atorney for Mortgages. ‘The sale ‘of th Spore propery hereby postponed until the L2th day of January, 1874, at ae same hour and place. Dated Brooklyn. January 5, 1874. WALTEK fHORN, Attorney for Mortgage. I gerd /S SALE.—BOWE & gta AUC. Honeers, corner of Eighth sireet aud University lace, Will sell on Monday, January 12, at 1! o'clock, a firge’ lot Clozhing, consisting of Coats, ‘Pants. Vests boys suits Clowbing Figures, Underwear, stockings, Ch BIE FON OF Chee FOREN PUILLIPS, Marshal. AWNBKOKERS' SALES.—BY RICHARD SIELD, neral Auctioneer, Jann enleafoOra Lah BOM EET. ne ‘Cloth Monda: nary meu’s a women’s lothing, by beg ea Freel, 61 Rose street, a Tuesday, January’ 13, men’s and women's Clothing, by order Hugh McAleenan, 587 Second avenue, ‘Wednesday, January 14th, men's and women's Clothing, py order S. yeel, Williamsburg. Thursday, January 15, men’s and wome Clothing, by order Mrs. 8. Fullan, 318 West Thirty-ninth Friday, January "16 men’s and women’s Clothing, by order J. Frauxel, No, 2 Oliver street, AWNBROKER SALES’JAMES AGAR, AUC- tioncer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery, Wednesday, 500 Lots Men's and Women’s Clothing, 17 Walker street. Thursday, 500 Lots Men’ order N. sonneberg, Bast Tent Friday, 00 Lots gold and silver Watehes, gold and giamout Jewelry. Overs, Glaswes, Pisiols, Bibles By order P. Starr, Bast Houston," and D. G, Ferguson, Broom ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—MARSHAL'S ‘sale—will sell Monday, at 10 o'clock, at salesroom, 27 st Broudway, 2 Horses. 4 butcher. Carts, i Harness, 2 3 ed ress Wagons, 4c. ; covered express Wagons, Tin A MURPHY, Marshal. By order &. Bryan, nd ere Clothing. By treet, syed ad WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—BUTCHER’S Marshal's Saie—Will sell Monday, at IL O'clock, at No. 628 Third avenue, the Fixtures of a first geet Butcher's Shop—via., warble top Counters, Blocks, one Horse, Harness au two butcher’s Carts; also Tease oF premises. positive DANIEL A. MURPHY, Marshal. ICHARD WALTERs, Soran ae aloes Glass Ware, House Furnishing Gouts Se: ‘aale-—Will sell on Monday, atl o'clock P. M., Re ad ‘Third avenue, & la eneral assortment of fancy and plain China an ae age Lamps, Plated Goods and House Furnishing Goods, Store Fixtures and Glass Ci &c.; sale positive. — Posty JOHN T. STRWART, Marshal. GMOS HERMAN, AUCTIONEER 8 Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes, Pursuant to the provisions of the Onned Ses States Inter- nal Kevenue T will sell at public auction, No. 13 Bowery, on Menday, January 12, at iL orclock the fol- lowing articles, seize iar on wotacton of the Internal Rev- gaze Rw Nigger ae aes 3 jars, 16,000 b Cigarettes a4 gat Tobacco, bal i ap Preas Moulds, '&c. Mu PRIEDRAM, Es United Biates Internal Revent Collector,” muna rise trict, New York. WHITE WING, 20X65 Address H, F., station DB, feet; in good condition. House, F°s, 8ALE—THREE WOOD AND TWO IRON Steambonats, suitable for river or Sound night routes; also troisog Propeller Steamships of 500 tons each, also two wooden Propellers of 400 tons each. Ap- ply to to FRED. c SCHMIDT, No. 1 South William street ICHOONER YACHT WANTED—FOR $600 CASH; balance in suburban Lots, treo and clear; must be in first class condition, with all modern imprevements, and not over 66 feet in length, centre board and sj coer / pp with full particulars, CAPTAIN 10M, ALE OR EXCHANGE—DOUBLE ENGINE SIDR. wheel Steamboat, mone long, hight draught, state- rooms full panes great bargain. Apply at ones to g MUSICAL. A sft "Tide NATIONAL, conan pregoen NEW YOuK Sen gle i# UBI¥, No. 5 Bast Fourtee: oor to, Deiimomiog’ay. pac!) Hone, pxrensiv fi complete musio school dn nit Pupils ‘uay begin at aa time, the quarter commencing: ft eubscrip fo a eciet from $A, M. to9 P.M ou ven fn Beeson H, = 104 and Court street i, near State. T THe peg 10. 5 Enat enth street, near NeXT DUOK TO DI DELMONICO'S, ND BROOKLYN BRANCH. Nos. toa 14 and 106 Cour Court street, near State. yt BRANCHES of Vocal ocal and Instrumental F-! are taught (privatel most eminent Frovesvorn ab prices within the *Sopsceretion BOOKS Ripe? _— from 8 A to9 FM. Pupils may begin 4. B.—the New York Conservatory {# the only ey fered ‘onservatory of Music in the State, havi branch. in this ily. und being enurely dbs aoe other msiitntions which imitate its name, @ the vie’ wot obtaining patronace there MERICAN ConsBBy ar ORY OF MUSIC, New York. The most prominent Muse sete ti country. iia imstruction at lib ral terrae HENRY SCUROGDER, Directors N BLEGANT PIANIST, STRICTLY TEMPERATE ‘and of good adiress, has vacancy for a ew mere Pupils; erms moderate bale Rot presented until the en e term. Address AL 1 town Branch omice, = tee LADY. SUCCE: scientious, will give Pia! upil’s residence ; best reference ; WoF address MUSIC TEACHER, ‘AINSTAKING AND CON- Lessons at her own oF lerms moderate. ott Bleecker sireet. LADY THOROUGHLY come i WILL Gt Piano Lesons at pupil's residence at $20 por quar. Feferences given, Address Miss I. Mo cate of i Henser, 020 Broadway. LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS ON THE PIANO AT pupils’ residence of her own, 73u Greenwich street; terms moderate ; speci:i care w ith beginners. ‘MAN WILL GIVE INSTRUC joiorte at pupil's residen $10 per Feferenicgs given, | Addrem. with roste ER, box 120 Herald Uvtown Bratch oftice, orl for a inoEXEERIENCED | PIANO, | TEACHER | OF thorough musical training and having undeniable references, gives |e ns at puyil’s residence; terms $18 es ‘Address DUJARDLN, box U7 Herald Up- wu Branch off MIDDLE A many years’ experience, cessful as a professor of inusi al disengaged for piano or singing lessons; ms 5 ne ighost city references. Vall en or ‘aadeess PUTA, ke. Mii, 410 Bast Bighty- minthy street —HALLAM’S PRIVATE MUSICAL ACADEMY, 17 + Union square,—thorough instruction Piano, Violin, fan, Singing, Uarmony day and evening. \quartel practice Friday eveuinss ‘Private lessous. Terms erate, you NG D FOREIGN GENTLEMAN, OF painstaking and very auc- has sont a tow, A COMPETENT TEACHER OF pectal ate ‘LADY, LADY TRACHE R OF THE ee Baye fow more pupils: terms moderate, No. 213 We Thirty third street B, BOskeLwan, PIANIST. 1is WEST FORTY-FIFTER «street, respectfully announces to his patrons and the. musical publi generally that irom and attor date his of fice hours will be trom 9 to 10 A. M. UITAR, BANJO AND CONCERTINA TAUGHT J artisticaliy.—Pupils of Protessor NAPOLEON GOULD in a tew lessons accompany songs and play of fectively. 121 Kast Thirty-second street, near Le: mue, Coneert parties attonded, NSTRUCTION ON PIANO—$3 PER MONTH, IN AD~ van 225 Kighth avenue, ‘betweem Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets. Pupils atte: at their own residence, $3 per month. USIC AND ART—ELECTION OF OFFICERS.—?H8 annual election of-officers of the National American Unt- versity of Music and other Liberal Arts will be held af 92 Clinton place, Thursday evening, the 15th inst, at © |. JAY WASTON, President, o'clock. Per order O, 18, Guoss, Secretary. NEw YORK CONSBRVATORY ORCHESTRAL RAL SCHOOL, t to Delmontico! __No. 5 Bast Fourteenth street, n¢ No CE.—THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT OF THE. NEW YORK OONSBRYATORY, OF MUSIC is No. 6 Kast Fourteonth street, near Fitth avenue, next to Delmonico’s _ PrAxo, SINGING AND GUITAR TAUGHT FOR og cents a lesson by an experienced teacher's pupils pia progr ay, eal thorough and simpl to B., Hall's mus RIVATE MUSICAL INSTRUCTION--PIANO, ORGAN. Violin, Guitar, singing, Flute, &c., by professors (ladies and g¢milemen). Circulars yoaiied ty Address ARTISTIC, box 068 New York Post office. Ue ERSITY OF MUSIC—OHARIEKED BY SPE- cial act of Legislature (see State Laws 1872, chanien, ot tore, cl luce. Private lessens Pros SOT fenton places Fri vase PWaTSON, Pres ANTED—A STRONG CONTRALTO VOICE oR achurch choir—ambitious to rete ot ad character—to sing for instruction, withot a dress, with particulars UNION, Herald office, A—OPFIOR OF G. & & HEYMAN & MACK, To the Public :— you Having just finished taking account of stock. we have concluded to mark down the prices of our goods (Purmt tare and Bedding) still more from former great redue- tions We must sell, as we need the room to bring oar spring stock from our factories. We mean business, and, se Hicit an early call. =| | G. & 8. HEYMAN & MACK, Principal Warerooms, 388, 390 sag 92 Hudson street, corner of Houston street, Branch Third ayenue, corner of Rg gS ‘Foctoriee—276 278, 280 an. 244 West Houston street, GREAT SACRIFICE FOR ANY REASONABLE ade Parlor tet Ae ae 1 do.. $150; bro. ; one and $35; Yuintiags, Mirrors 1 sgiiare rosewood Planotorte, $26); chamber, brary, dining Furniture, Carpe: ar al family leaving city, Residence 10¢ Kast Twonty-an one door east of Fourth avenue. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at BM. gow. PeRTHWAIT & CO. ‘3, 185 and 187 Chatham street. immense stock and low prices “LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE: 1A Bedding at lowest casb prices, by: weekly tmstal-\, nents, at O'F ALRELL'S warehouse, 410 ‘Kighth avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-first strec A PRIVATE FAMILY, GOING TO EUROPE, dispose of their Household Furniture tm lotarto purchasers, yn x eehr nered $300, Parlor 51 rep Suits, mber Suit complete, wards; a Book Gass. fy Extension Table. street. Chairs, Mattres: dence 12) West CHANCE FOR THOSE WIS H1NG TO PURCH. Household Furpiture—Satin pi Suits, cost tor $200; oo oe Tq octave Tov wood Pianoforte, ui rep and plus} 8, brary ai tine a nd Gain complete chi chamber Sets, 100; haircloth Suits, sive Deere Ee Trovcray ¢ tamdiv lots en a Gay or Monday, tarred 2) West ‘tv street, No trouble to shaw A FIRST CLASS | “OUTH.T In FURNITUR| im ARD fa, Bedgiteads, with full wen and Hair Mattresses, by PICKHARDT & CO., 218 W ori an seventh street, between Seventh and Kighth avenues, (A MAGNIFICENT, PY RLOR SUIT, GRANDE Di hese Sost $1500, for $200; fo. Pianotorte forguby tia ceron, Bookent ohanker, ing Furnitures ayaaority se; mily leaving’ Uun'be soca thieriey, Ts WoR eh a, neat Sth 4 (9 iendairen irniture, ms wodaien fo. by the week or month. ‘Terms casy. € praes of Twenty-fifth street ane na seh a avenge ARPE’ C*ta prices; weekly or monty LESNiveh a. 486 Third avenue between 2th and D™ Broad’ ite 5 Ro Paris and artistic Bronzes. oO OT, silt, vmmar3ie bronze and ao Clocks, Se AND FURNITURE AT THE LOWKSR "7 a $' CURIOSITY SHOP. ew ‘vont ‘Mo tern and ancient oh ‘Paintings ‘and Engravings. 4 neient and at Japanese a rr ‘Mirrors, cur’ aes ‘Akminster and Wi iton Uarpets Panto ee if m, Boardman and Gray and Waters Piangs, One ver fine Hepry, Bren D Partor Orgn' hh eee and enusine ay Diamond Ri roo hes, Opera and Ve a aS oy Cd jewelry. very 'y of Goods received on commission. 00D Bee HAND AND MISPIT QARPRTS ) Gere Peet very cheap at.the old Gleet, 9 Sireat. tween Wulintn wad Nassau strecte aoe fo MAGNIFICENT SUIT OF PARLOR PARLOR a F plac STERLING & Ni a Par ES ANTED—A FAST Al SLOOP YACHT, GOPPER- fastened, about twenty-five 25) fect loug, ten 1m feot beam, with sails anit tackle complete; 40 Fi vo, be. sailed” with or without jib." Address SOt eid ‘LON, Morning News office, seaan a teas . Stating lowest cash price and where Doat gan bo © BOON, Fe for Groceries, Flared Aamorted Werenandise. STAM MIN. “Heeald |W aaity, pe pba GOOD to AxD ty a my Ltt wil be eee vo wy wa pete, ohaema ee housekeeper forth the et Sempenentiony with aaa Clinton avenue, Brookly’ LOTHING. T At BMT U8 AD AV. BETWEEN 20TH ATs Eres ai ieee more Vie cage il bad ba Dost punctually atuented to by Mr. of un. ae ne Brvokiyu uruere avicndyd wy,