The New York Herald Newspaper, January 26, 1874, Page 2

aS Ea a tT LARGE SECOND 87 “STORY Y PRONT ROOM—BEA fully furnished, room attached, to wie 1 it to one able gentlemen ; gency private: {ocation West Thlsgytourih street Herald Upiown Branch office. 2° FURNISHED FLOOR—TWO, ‘one aad, Bedroom Sct: op separately: ired, fe nieman BWer aaa: pag als exchanged. NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JANUARY 26. 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. COUNTRY BOARD. ra, newly ber Cy PLAINFIELD, N. J.—BOARD OAN from 4 week upwards; CURTIS, Proprietor. CITY REAL ESTATE FON SALE. | re Central. N Lay ot BROWN 8TO! x! vieaey AM wecke wear Convat Fark Ling sixtieth stree REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. OTS ON FIVTH Tit TAND 8 Lat] AVENUES, chiauty. 125th streets to exchange tor Cros ot ‘and clear, for ‘ihinoks tor City tad Sid iowe Lands? Fat racy and Westchester county, N. 2 vee rely ert $i: wanted on rt Foned House, seitraity ab for casks “AppLY oT foe GOLDUARK. 63 ° . SPLENDID PAYING BUSINESS FOR sale or exchange for city or suburban $25.000. I Bitate nof heavily encumbered. Only those want: OR THRPE ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD. TO 6,000: aaa, —s Resiaees to carry om ‘eadeens DAWG, family oF single gentlemen, at 71 eR aha sebiose eee TONEL: Etre Sa ‘ Seventh strect, near’ Broad aud the Navy Club wna oie Corner Fifticth stree boxt ius Horaid'o office. Rooms: reference. 5 Hous! MADISON REAL ESTATE WANTED, ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD, TO GENTLE. | A —RURGANT BROWN STOWE O(a bo; 23! srr ner home, with good ta- —o Pas thane wishing a pleat 138 ‘Macdougal street; te terms, Can fabio’ boarders accommodate WEST TWENTY:! e1GHTH prseer. 4 ifoous 0 with or meno BETWEEN TWENTY.NINTH AND Fe AN eosin vaecond Floor, hai 4 Bished, to let, with strictly drst class ; lon. tion in town. ‘TH AVENUE, BETWEEN RLEVENTH AND Tweltth serecia. Desirable | a suit Al mente on ‘lor floor, with priv’ an ta fhe spacivus double house 4 Fittn avenue. et and Madison Py ey elégant Suit of Rooms, floor, {ront; aso Sook, for single gentleman ; table To $0 PER. WEEK FOR ROOMS, WITH GOOD $6 Board, for sistas ingle, ‘persons, at 131 ker street: Tab! $4. Bleecker street and Seventh avenue cars pase th Ae oor. 5 To Deca waer ? FOR NICE, COMFORTABLE he malern crn improvements 4 ih Board; Youse contains al we ashingtou square street), opposite Wi ‘ashington square, Q Wear FOURTEENTH STREET, NBAR DEL: monico’s.—Twe hnndsomely furnished Hoomis to let, with or without Board? terms iocerate., 5 Bast THIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTIL fourth Unexoeptionable refere: near 4th av., $26,000; furnished ‘and ariutataned Hou WM. PUOLKY, No. 4 to rent 4 Pine street. A png meee gous a CR ond SALE, ‘A. PIRST CLASS FIVE brown stone House, between Broad- nately 1.000; rent, $8,948; oath “eran “also Third avenge aud Feds Haguire of Hi. GOTTLIEB, ry -eighth wtrook, ‘if Nicene te near parlor: floor hard wood, N ELEGANT THREE STORY HOUSE, AT MOD- A sia on premises, 001 nort ing New Park avenue ‘now Fourth avenue). e mantels and mirrors; location .. Apply to owner and butider join HOUSE AND Lot . WANTED TO PUROHASE—NOT below Twentieth nor above -fourth st eaeat. | tween Fourth and Sixth setgnipe, gua Tocal ene {gon and terms. No nee ce) . Dex | bi Herald oftice WOULD LIKE TO BUY OUT A SMALL COUNTRY Store, on time, for about $4,000. Any Barty having one to sell, and who can wait for a couple of years (or the cash, letting the money remain at 18 per ceus interest, ana which will be secured, please address WANTED, box 183 Heraid office. ‘Northera! Dart of State preterred. EX CHANGK—SOME FINE PINE, MINERAL AND 4 Praitie tants in Limpert coven’ to towns and t ndise and other netesnasatliesc sit JOUN SIBGEL, . 1 Gedar street. BCIDED BARG. Drown stone House, just east of Filth av Aue and above sixtioin street; well but and Onishe price $42,000. AIN.—FOR SALE, A SPLENDID K. H. LUDLOW & V0., No, 3 Pine street. Fe SALE—BULLDING 82 WEST NINETEENTH strect, between ord tel, elegantiy furnis! and stores bringing a la: first class paying bote! favorable purchase. — BD bDaseme: Broadway, room Fy Q Biaee and Firth avenues stuadscmely turaated Rooms, with — , $5 to $9; also table boarders taken. Qt, a7" rane? BETWEEN BROADWAY AND piss. rary in improvement; ee Bro somes Ramesh boarders secommot sy 1O Basra otha ig al ge D table je Board, SL o children ; steam 14s STREET, 156 WEST.—TWO FURNISHED HALL ‘Rooms to rent, with Board ; references required. _ IRVING PLACR—A LARGE SECOND STORY roat sionve, neatly farniahed. ¢9 lat t firtclage Board, io goutieman and wile “oF ainglé? gentlemen, 1.478 STREET, WEST, iets capone: Sa SQUARE ROOM, th Board = : game ‘ioset room oom ; $18 for gensenian ‘and * pesca $7 to $3; Say tor three Leet dod STUYVESANT Lage NO. Rooms, Hie est Large front Booms and. ball 100, Mriih Board; sapertor accommo: ird class rates; references WEST POURTBENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH a a to let, with Bosrd; terms moder- 1 rai l * BARROW STRERT.—A FRONT ROOM AND hall Bedroom. on the second Sope to let turnished or unturnished, with or without Boat 2 1D STREET, MADISON gee rg cern ree ROOMS to let, en suite or with or without Board ; references exchanged. BELa tre Twenty-third street, aaa D STREET, 130 WEST.—HANDSOMELY FUR- ; nished seeond story front Rooms to let, with first class Rooms, with open grate fires, tor gentlemen. Board; also two medium-sized communicating 2 ‘TH STREET, 105 WEST.—SUITS OF ROOMS 70 let, on parlor floor, with Board; private table it pod also third story’ front Boom. References re- F WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—A Suit of sun Rooms, handsomely furnished, ther or separately, with Board, in @ first class house ; location excellent; reference, 347%. STREET, NO. 154 WEST.—TO LET, A HAND- pa furnished ‘on second floor, without Board; ato # single Room; unexceptionable Fouerences exchanged; but tew select boarders taken. tirecti—Large. and handsomely faraished tone et. —Large an somely furnished front Room, with Board, lor gentleman an ; also hand- some small Room for one or two; reasonable prices, 3 * BAST TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—TWO HAND- somely turnished Rooms, connecting. with liberal table and the comforts of a refined home; also one square ; references. 42 we WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, WITH Board, several very nice Rooms, for single gen- Uemen or geutieman and wife; references required. 3 WEsT TWENTY- FOURTH STREET, NEAR Fifth Avenue Hotel.—Third story front and halt connecting, southern exposure, with Board; hall Booms tor gentiemen; table boarders taken; references. 4. WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET. and Bedroom on second fioor to let, with Board: pee table given it desired; references given and re- 4 el 47 WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE. nue.—Elegantly furnished Parlors and Bedrooms gentlemen and families; also first class Board TH ix STRESS, WEST, NO. 207, SECOND FLOOR.— e 1 ms, parlor and bedroom. to a fam- ith ot at reduced price; first for wi days. 4.QT STREET, NO. 1s WEST, NEAR PIPTH AVE- nue.—Third Floor, elegantly furnished, singly or en suite, with aa house and table first class; refer- ences exchanged 5G WEST, ELEVENTH STREET, FOUR DOORS East of Fisth avenue.—To iet—' large second story Front Room, with Board; Sep eblll — eleganuy tur- nished; table excellent; tamily Germ: 86 IRVING PLACE.—ELEGANT Rooms, Board, in snits, on second tloor. References. SEVENTH AVENUE.—FURNISHED ROOMS, with Board, on second fioor, to let, to gentlemen or gentleman and wit Teferences. 1 RAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR Fourth | avenue.—Two ananteomely furnished sunny Rooms to let, with or without Board; references exchanged. 12 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—A LADY HAS neatly furnished Rooms to rent to gentleman and wile; Board for lady if desired; house tas alt im: provements. Mrs, HOVEY. WEST ELEVENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms, hot and cold water, bath and heated halts, with first class Board; private table if de- sired; neighborhood unexceptionable; reference re- quired. 200 WEST, FOURTEENTH STREET, CORNER OF Seventh avenue.—Desirable Rooms, en suite, With first class Board; private table if desired; every: Booms tor gentlemen, : terms modera ‘all tor two ite! FRONTING thing Sirst « Glass. 305 WEST TWELFTH STREET, Park.—Large Rooms for two "persons, with $10 to $14 per week. Rooms tor gentiemen, $6 to Fe Didner ae 7: SUNNY END ROOM TO LET TO A GEN’ with Boar family pri ‘West Sixteent! reet, th three houses from seventh venue, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH ALCOVE, making parlor and bedroom, with or without Board, in a French family: location, near Broadway: vase Prices, Address FP. M. G., Heraid Uptown Branch re i OARD AND LopGine WANTED A —TWO LADIES (TEACHERS) Wisi TO ENG: AGE » Board with a strictly private iy h ul be- gwen Fifth and Highth avenues and Fourteenth and Twenty-third streets. Location and general surround: ings must be unexceptonable. ‘Address COMFORT? Herald office. A “A. UNIVERSITY GRADUATE WANTS BOARD WITH & respectabie iam! will pay $4 and give some aity tuition. Address PLATO, raid Uptown Branch RESPECTABLE AMERICAN in s small private tamily (German referred). where ‘there are_v® other boarders: terms Soto s7 per 7 Week. Address YANKEE, station B. ANTED—BOARD, BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN, IN ‘an American boarding house, ten minutes from be Hal — side; terms $6 to $7 4 week. Address, by i, C. Dnpenes street, first floor. 9 cheap, with or wi reasonable. BROOKLYN BOARD. } GLINTON STREET, BROOKLYN. NEAR FULTON ithout Board, on the Heights; terms very ____ HOTELS. THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT rt Honse, corner partir and Wij A ine Franko liam streets; neat Beds, lemmen and familie - MAISON tage vagy a 38. AND 4) EAST Twelfth st Broad way.—Rooms for fami- lies‘and single gentiouen table dhote at ¥, M.; including wine. NGELL'S BATHS AND RESTAURANT, 61 LEXING- tou avenue, corner Twenty-fitth street —Turkish, Roman and biectric hs. ies, day and evening; gentlemen, every day aud all night. Fine hotel accom modations'at moderate pric Sve. and per day; gen. te VENTRAL HOTEL (RUPOPEAN PLAN), 259 CANAL Street, berween Barl's Hotel and Broadway.— Rooms Ze. and $1 Si per day; fainily rooms $1 to $2 ber day. YROVE HOUSF, 172, 176 street, six blocks west ¢ Epos, with excellent Board $2 week. 176, 178 BLEECKER Broadway.—First class i Wto $2 per day, $6 to ADISON AVENUE HOTEL, CORNER TWENTY. seventh street and Madison aveyue —Tapie d hore; Single Rooms, with full Board, from $10 to $14 per week; family rooms at moderate prices. . MARISON SQUARE HOUSE, BROADWAY AND Twenty-first street.—Fine Rooms, low prices for responsible parties. CRITTENDEN EW ENGLAND HOTEL, 90 BOWERY, ard street. ie lene Rooms: Bie. to Se. per night, only. Beary bem FRANCAIS, & WEST ELEVENTH tween Universit: lace and Firth - ine, Hew Mork" a ahote tom 6 WBE. M: break. 68 JACQUES, Proprictaire. CORNER eatly furnished ; to $3 per week; tor geutiemen with of | —A PARLOR | and Wall street ferries. Furnished Rooms to let | Fitth and tore, manuiactory or workshops; i i aire. ae Sixth avenues, suitabie posseemon im- Apply on the premises, at? FOR SALE—ON UNION SQUARE, FIRST CLASS HO- re veh will have throughout, with lon; come. oe Parties wis! opportunity to to.eok a an R SALE—A SPLENDID 4 STORY STONE PRIVATE Residence, near ninth street; avenue, only rice 000 5 :*noke ts saningwen. areas, shoe eee also ton FRANCIS SORAWEO D, corner Pity sevonth street aud Third avenue. ‘OR SALE—FIEST CLASS HOUSE: tral, ser oan ae —_ ‘27th, 2st ALL CEN- th, . 32d, S4th, ‘at Park ‘entrance; also mua Bre oa and tenement, county, 204 Newark, for sale L MILLIK! “Real Ratate Agent, rss Sixth are us. OR eee FIVE STORY BROWN STONE in basement House, in Thirty-second street, near avenue ; perfect order; offered at low price casy terms. OGDEN & CLARK, Broadway and Seventeenth st. ‘OUSE AND FURNITURE four stor} ton. in. Dues, with t ai the can now be obtained session ind Bares i —A folly ment i inth street, between Fich carpets, chandelie louse, ata Sait; possession at once it-requl phe vet in COLTON, No. 63 A third ward, for sale, terest: have gas and flagged eusy terms. GREAT BARGAIN.—90 FOR SALE AND POS- far in the vei Fitth a” dor’ partiowiars in- ‘hirteenth street, near at und srcets are’ upon the new establ Carabuished grad paid tO B BROWN, W Urosd LOTS, ON IM4TH, METH and 146th streets, pear Thurd avenue, in the i'wenty’ $20,000, to close \di vided i SPLENDID PLOT OF LOTS IN HARLEM, NEAR Sixth avenue, will be exchanged for a private or tenement House ,' some ‘cash w: corner Fifty-seventh street: ‘and’ ‘Third avenue. ¥, CRAWFORD, FINE PROPERTY—NEAR COOPER INSTITUTS, suitable for a society, dispensary or other club, Dasiness, on Stuyvesant street, running Firough to Ninth street; 50 feet front NO feet om the other ; ingang te two ‘tain! rick stables; will CONER, 100 Fourth av., near Twelfth st. on 89 feet deep one side and ng four story brick Dwell- sold on easy terms. OR SALE—NORTHEAST CORNER OF SECO ‘D avenue and Seventy-fourth street, five first class brown stone Stores, French Flat Dwelling Floors, with pes rovements. Apply on premises or to owner, 206 ‘ighty-second street. TANTEV—A THREE OR FOUR STORY MODERN WwW brown stone House, 16.8 to 20 feet wide, in * good locality, between 6th and Madison avenut orth of 4d 1.009; 10 Ob- street and south of 7éth st, not to exceed jection to Coluinbia leasehold; ready to pay $15,000 ‘Address W. W., box IM Herald ofice. ANTED-FOR A CASH PURCHARRR, A BROWN stone or brick front private House, ih oud loca: tion, between Fourwonth and Thirty-fourth | streets. WALTER W. MONTAGUE, Eighth avenue aud Twenty: first street. oh Waxrep "TO PURCHASE OR LEASE—A COUNTRY. Place, near Madison or Morristown, N. J.; must be in # heaithy locality, on elevated ground and have commodious, well built house. Address, with ful seription and price, SM. T., box 142 Herald ottice. BUSINESS | o1 PORT! | PARTY WITH $300 CAN SECURE A VERY RE. A. fpectable position at $2) per week and 7 per cent for use of money. Address M. D., box 192 Herald office. “PARTNER, WANTED WITH 1,000. FOR EXPLA- nations address ©. D., box 1 ‘ald office, LARGE, NEW HUTEL AND BOARDING HOUS A to let,—Agents, acrae notice; a ey peas ane shane make mone: i. OLMER, 4 Mansion e, Orange, N. YROTHINGHAM & COMPANY SECURE "AUEEANDER capital for incorporated Rau anies, merchants, Manufacturers, mines. Our er contains many varions ceca for investments, ER t ROTBINGHAM & COMPANY, 112 and 114 Broadway. _ RARE BUSINESS. OPENING, WITH A GOOD A class of trade ; East Stamford, Conn. ; Machingsy and and Stock of an old eed ot Sash iy ‘Door and Mould. MILI fc I 'y low rain; eve int good. we reine od posseanion immediately. Ca u JUDD? Trustee, Stamnt nn. "PARTNER WANTED. A PARTY, NOW OWNING a first class Hotel & fashionable and very ular summer resort, desires a parines with about d, as the busi- names poswessini tEXAND A $eRow cash. ‘This is a chance seldom offe Tess has been establisned tor fifteen years ‘and 18 con- stantly increasing. A popular and well-known mineral spring upon the property. Address, with real name, ox 1,929 Po SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A PARTY HAY- A to engage in bust: busi- &c@ of references: required. 929 TWENTY-THIRD STBEBT Hy orens inet tosh, de ari -y Tandon day irele, We. peat oad ia Sdorand Stoxtens Fail rele, e. ‘Seats may e © TENTH WKEK * Fox's of 'UNDERFUL GRAND COMIC oe — BUMPTY DUMPTY ABROAD MARTENS! RIGL SISTERSt WILSON =a RAVKL, Harlequin! spacious G rand Ope! fouse is Y Sex scour te and manitol earel. ha unrivalled enter- Mr. G. Le POR hy el BUNPTE. Me OIC Pox Old Two. ALY'S FIFTH AVENUE ig eh Twenty-eighth street, next Broa Pagina The box ohiee ean continmously hen if) A. ill ts P.M. SRe ones secured always one week in ad- Pa v aeqrem or messenger. Mr, Al UatiN Dal -NIGE positiveny "Last PERFORMANOB “SARATOGA.” TO-MORROW cropenay AY NIGHT, JANUARY 97, first production of Mr. DALY'S new and brilliant Parisian Goma, rane from the fralities and fortunes of contemporancous society, entitled “POLLINE sad Ta which all the great favorites of the Fiah Avenue Com appeare Mig Ada Dyas Misa Fanny Davenpert, wuts, |. He "il bert, Miss Sara Jowett, wise Mame Gotiway, Mise Ning Varian, Mr. Charles, Fisher, Mr. D. H. Marking, Mr, James Lewis, Mr. W. Davidgo, Lout Georwe Par r, Hart Conway, D. Whiting, Seah ake on ir, Owen Fawcett, ‘hapma ‘ur. Beek: Veaue. & sheet now open a for th the ears week. FIRST “FOLLINE” MATINEE, SATURDAY AT 1:30 O'CLOCK, FALLACK'S. Proprievor and Manager.. = LESTER WALLACK Doors ovew at 7:30. mences at 8 o'clock. Com rouatae ba WEEK OF EVERY EVENING. UNTHL FURTHER NOTIOB. ALSO SATURDAY MATINBE, tora uyton's na Greet Comedy of very good world that-we live in, To lend or nd or to give in— pe i io bem, or ak or ny ey a mane own we wor! ng eyer was known." ALFERD EVELVN oe STB WALTACK ‘Other characters’ iy sare’ JON: BROUGHAM HARRY BROKETT E. D, J. B. POLK, J. W: CARROLL, W. J ERG USON, GF ROWNE, t. B. MILI NAED. 0. B. Miss JEP. PREYS LRWis, Mme: PONISI and Mss DORA GOLD. THWAITE. sn now incorpo GREAT CLUB SCENE now orpora' Ls THIRD ACT, = eaten: DEMAND for seats induces Mr. Wallack to announce th BOX BOOK SEN THREE WEEKS IN ‘ADVANCE, _Carriages may be ordered at a quarter betore eleven. M™ F. B. (oh te iWnoor THEATRE. orted b; en, yur. Frank Roche, Mr. fh Miss Bella a Mra Fai ry Neti Warner. ‘alter Lennox and Sigae WANTED—IN A FIRST CLASS COR her liquor store, or will sell cheap, on account of other business. Address G. P., liquors, Herald RARE CHANCE IS OFFERED TO A BUSINESS trictly honorable and is staple and in duress “PARTNER IN A STEEL MANUPACTURING BUSI ness eeteds- With $20,000, to extend oj tions; concern own their factory and rn out an a: o Gey passed in the trade, with ‘a good profit. Partner gargs, of the New York agency. Apply to rare Cal RE ETON 2 co. 98 Broadwi iy 75 feet on stone House, with store and Basement, 0 FOR SALb, PROPERTY CORNER of Cannon a 4 Houston streets, 50 et on Houston Cannon: terms to suit. Apply to JAMES GREGORY, Il Cannon street. West Side. BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, A 4 STORY BROWN Eighth arene near Forty-secohd street, a!) in good order, avd rented to oye Barty ; price onl _ WATERLOW, S79 Sixth avenue, $25,000 i very easy terms. SACRIFICE—$11,900—THREE House 1,400, also i20 other Tenement Houses. Kighth avenue and Twenty-first str street, _ OR SALE-FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BR House, 20x50x93, on Forty-cighth strect, be- id rear ER W. ston tween Sixth and full lot; GUE, venth ‘aven: STORY FRONT good | neighborhood ; Real Estate Broker, WN ues; newly painted and tregcoed ; will be sold at a bargain. Bri TIMPSON & PEET, away, near corner Forty-fourth street, 7OR SALE—AT A LOW PRICE, A SINGLE LOT. ON West seventy-seventh street, opposite Manhattan square; terms ens: i LUDLOW & C0., No. Pine street. OR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es’ and attic and basement high stoop. prick ‘TATE—A TWO_ STORY House in Nineteenth street. north side, between Eighth and Ninth Bas : ‘and about, xiiait; hae je, on very high ground, withte te close to ot and cold water, Ae create May 1, RENTALS MADE. BY P vk E. MONTAGUE, Beal Estate Broker, werrue and ants fies RS, &C.— blocks of Broadway, an elegant corner piot of a little over four full lots, very suitable tor chureh, theatre, club koase, hotel, French flats, &c., &c. more land can Be had if desire reasonable. between Forty ninth and | Fitietn strecis, TH AVENUE AND FIFTY-SIXTH STREET, CLOS. to Broadway, Grand Boulevard and the Uircle— Three full Lots tar saie cheap: easy tert FG. &C, 8. BROW, $15.500. vate Houses. House, provements: first clas: —FOUR STORY BROWN SIFONE FRONT splendid order, all modern im- neighborhood ; WALTER W, M Eighth avenue ana Twenty-first street, Misceltancous. WNERS OF have their ord New York. LYON, Keal Estate and ers, prompt PROPERTY IN NEW YORK OR VI, cinity, who desire to sell, exchange or le am Ww the = ¥ attended to by W ‘ouse Agent, office 75 avenue D’ BROOKLYN PROPERTY ror SALE TERALD BRANCH OFFICE, ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH j IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVI CORNER OF FU OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A.-M. ON SUNDAY, CARRIERS AND AG NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLY le OR SALE OR TO LEAS. tories, with or without Engi REYNOLDS, 133 Ninth street, Williamsburg. rifice. WESTCHESTER SALE “HOUSE IN THE Fordham depot, FOR A House; two tuli Lo} $4,500, $500 cash ; baiance in instalments: gas in street. POTTER UROS., F°% SAL! fourth ward, a neat eres; will be sold CAMP, 106 Broadway JERSEY, eae Property (three | rate grocery business acoant of the owner going ‘West. To LTON AV FROM 3 COUN AND 8 5 SEVERAL LARGE LET. BROOKLYN OFFICE, NGS BANK BUILDING, AND BOERUM 8T. TILL 9 PL OM. TILL 9 P. M. » DEPARTMENT, ‘AC. and Boiler, at a sac- TY PROPERTY TO RENT, CITY INSTEAD OF RENT—AT Twenty-tourth Ward ; main Boulevard, excellent 100 teet; only No. 4 Warren street, and Fordham. ‘ON MACOMB’S DAM ROAD, OPPOSITE 200th street, in the new part of the city, ‘Twenty- Cottage, I rooms, stable and very cheap. HOBOKE Apply to HUGH N’ tN, HUDSON CITY IN REAL ESTATE. For Sale. N HOBOKEN—FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS CORNER fou: lots th a Store), doing a first ion Third street. =old Apvly to WM. RSEE, No. 5 Newark street. near the ferry. PROPERTY OF 116 A 8 acre: OF OU SALE AND TO FAR OPPOSITE quarter of a mile river tront: price $25 at Esopus, price land, near Rondoul, price $15. RUPUS K. McHARG, ORES. 000; THE CIry FUR RENT. RHINEBECK; 0; also one of also 1,00) acres timber 155 Broaaway. ( N. J LALTY),—HAMILT LIS. 40 Pine street, offer {lesirable Re te ern improvements, 10 rooms, cre, garden. lawns, @x- Sellen usighborhood, near depot--ior sale tow 0 RENT_AT NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN 18 brick Villas, turnished aod unfurnished; and cold water; gardens, lawns, stables, de lightiul ‘oom tion, 36 minutes oF Wall stree __REAL EF BOUT 16 ACRE: baildings, wan Watones, Puno, 0 York: pro} ‘OLD ESTABLISHED, GOOD PAYING A J. LY BE ' OF 3 ted—In ' arringe, improved saree ry Beato, * box 166 Heraid offi Goc ex and NCH, 68 Cedar street. EXCHANGE, )D LAND, WITHOUT change for Diamonds, not too far from New for private residence, for one week. COAL N A Business, in this ctty, price $5,000, to exchange tor a smail Property near Rey Yor F. CURLEY, wo tre street. [,LEGANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR 4, “exchange, with utes trom city’; will erty. D. J. F°8, SALE OR TO EXCHANGE—A FINE. HOUSE, with three Lots, near State Hoo easy terms ‘For full parioulars apply ‘et aria ex wOuLd West Twenty-third street. Fe SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY— e house, &c., situated 40 min- e for esirable City Prop- > 202 Broadw: room 6. Island fe: rice ‘9 rm, 0 acres. on the sea shore, south side Staten id; dwelling, fornisned, Sat howe, barn, &0.; fhemin implements ,000;" easy rus Apply to 4. JOUR Mweay, Kix Uisponard steset | | Usi ESS CHANCE.—WILL SELL MY INTEREST in an old esablishee retail dry goods store tor }11,000; sickness the reason for selling. Call at 254 West ath street. “ker 5. Cc NDENSED EGGS.—A NEW ARTICLE; THOR- Suxhly tested: saie and profitable ‘opportunity to In. vest money in a company to manufacture it. Call and investigate. 62 Cortlandt street, second floor. front room. OR SALE—A VALUABLE PATENT, DOUBLE THE profits o: an ordinary business; to experience re- quired in manuiacturing. Address CASH NECESSARY, box 160 Herald ottice. WISEMAN OFFERS HIS CHEAP (BOCKERY e). Store for sale to a cash custome: Kean be re- duced to any amount to suit a purchase: ia Catbarine sureet, New York. ARTNER WANE! A SUBSTANTIAL MANU- facturing and mercantile business in Brooklyn with capital of $20,000 to $50.C0). None but those mean’ ing business heed address box 5,088 Postofiice, New York, ‘PARINER WANT D—WITH $300, IN AN OLD ES. tublished produce and grocery ‘business; no bonus ior good will; good horse and wagon, Inquire in store, 274 Ninth avenue. PARtNEE, WITH $500, WANTED-IN a PRIVATE Market on the best avenue in the cit, 1 lished ; best reference iven and required: “Apply at ia 8 H APRN Reade street. PECIAL NOTICK.—PARTIES MANUFACTURING new toys, small patent articles, &c., wishing them well introduced on Broacway, should call at WEMYss’ Bazaar, 755 Broadw: mo FIRST CLASS HOTELS. —WANTED TO PUR- chase, an interest in a first class Hotel in the city of New York, or would take the superintendence of one. None bat first Class notelsneed answer. Aadress, for one week, HO —AN a come, for sale, at one-fourth its value calls for sellin, $1.50 carpenter and building business; good prospects: me- chanical abihties not requisiie, Address B. O., Herald Uptown Branch office. 2 O00 ACROCKERY, STORE FOR + less than cost of importation of ane thcrease of business drives me to larger quart pply, between 10 and 2, to JAMES WISEMAN, 53g C tharinest $4. QOO 7880-4, CBNILEMAN, WHO Bas | a large nearby, good paying trade in the Wholesale liquor business, wishes to join with a busin man with this amount; salistactory reterence give: dress RECTIFIER, Herald offic $10. OOO Active Par orease a parclape manuiac' turing busi- ness of optical and medical instruments Address O. M. T., Dox 210 Heruld office. $15 000.-Acn E PARTNER WANTED, TO E. 0. large an old established millinery and ney goods business in one of the most desirable parts of Sixth avenue, Address 3. S., Herald office. in- ness “Particulars at 96 Liberty street, room 28, TO $3,00.—AN OPPORTUNITY FOR A business man to become a partner in the SALE AT ods; _ FORNITURE. A HNBERLY (AND MONTHLY | Pay Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at BM. © PERTHWAL? & O.'S, 155. and 157 Chatham street. An immense stock and low prices. A GREAT SACRIFICE FOR ANY REASONABLE AA offer.—Magnificent lytest style satin brocade Parlor Suit, cost $400. tor $200: one do., $15); brocatel and Suits. $65, $50 and $35; Paintings, Mirrors, grand square rosewood Pianolorte, $250 library, dining Furniture, Carpets; bargains for cash} family ‘leaving city. Residence 10 East Twenty-fiith street, one door east of Fourth avenue. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOU niti uperb ( Room sul, covered silk $100; do., $40; Pianc pets, Paintings, ron: HOLD FUR- ‘and Duchess Ty rocade, cost $*0), for $2i rte, $275; weres, Cabinets, © ar: *, Mirrors, Chamber, Dining’ Pur. | niture; a sacriilee ; property family leaving city. 36 West Ith st near Sth a =MUST POSITI BE SOLD, REGARDLESS of cost, entire handsome Household Furniture, private residence 210 ent dlat ser earion Suits, library ana dining Furniture, Bedsteads, Bureaus, fhe Bedding, Carpets, Paintings, Bronzes, &c.; also elegant Decker Bros.’ 7% rosewood Pianotorte. N. B.—Please call this week ; no trouble to show furniture, A SAGRIFICE, FOR casi—ar priv ATE RESI- Fast 2th st. near Broadway—Parlor sep, 351 Bedroom Salts 0; "Bracels Gat ‘We. yard; rosewood Pianoiorte, cost $0N, tur $250, Ena’ se ap. Suits, $45 Bedsteads, Bureaus rs, Buffer, Extension Table, Chairs, other merous to mention. Call for one week, West 23d st., near 6th ay. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding, at lowest cash prices, by weekly instale inents, at 0) FARRELL'S warehouse, 410 highth avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty: first streets ( ARPETS, rticles too na: Re Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &e Payments taken by the week or month. Terms easy, KEL corner of Twenty-fifth street and si TS AND PURNITURE AT THE LOWEST prices; weekly or monthly payments t P ponthly payments taken. 386 Third avenue, between 27th and 28th streets, 1OGOD SECUND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, ALL J sizes, rich patterns and fine qualities; English Brussels, three-ply and ingrain, very cheap, atthe old place, 112 Fulton street, between William and Nassau, [oR A8D, (002, SAVED BEST IN THE ZERO RE frigerator; trade supplied; send tor book retrigera: ‘ors repaired. A. JES 224 West Twenty-third street, New York, CLOTHING. AT 207, THIRD @ VENUE) NEAR IWENTY.THIRD street.~LEON pays highest prices tor ladies’ and gentlemen's cast off ¢ oe jing, Carpew, 4c. Ladies are waited on by Mrs, LE ITENTION |—$50.00 IN CASH ON HAND, WHICH T 4A. will disburse tor Wearing Apparel and Carpets; the receiving of an extraordinarily ter compela me fo Pay more than elsewhere, Please call on of nadress Mr. or Mrs. ROSENBERG, 216 Seventh avenue, second house from Twenty-fourth street. T B, MINTZ’S, 468 3D AV., BETWEEN 27H AND 21ST streets—00 per cent mote in cash will be paid than Claewhere Jor Indies’ alk und woollen Dresses, gentle. Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, Laces. A hove D: qos punctuaily attended by Mr, or Mrs, MIN’ rooklyn orders Yatvonded te j Private Fesldence, “0 ist ais me —_ PIANOFORTES, | ORGANS, | &e. A. RARE CHANCE— FOR, ‘SALE cH KAP a ore NUM- ber of second hand Steinway, grand, square and upright Pianos, some of them nearly new: also a num- ber of instruments of other first class makers. STEIN- WAY & SONS, Steinway Hall, East Fourteenth street, At 27 UNION SQUARE—HAINES BROTHERS WILL offer their fine assortment of first class Pianofortes at prices which cannot tail to suit the times. New Pianos to rent and rent applied toward purchase it desired, Old Pianos taken in exchange. HAZELTON PIANOFORTE, 7 OCTAVE, OVER every improvement: fF5ht metitce: 8 deauiitul rosewood Planotorte, only $100: sold for want of money, at No, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD 7% OCTAVE, FOUR forte, DSR round corners, grand square patent suraffe Plano- new, fully guaranteed, cost $1,000, for hag box for shipping: Wath Drocatal TF $200; 3150 Ginog Farsita inces® Bee. arlor, chamber, dining Fu re, sacrifice. Ros: Hence Hast Twenty-t Fourth avonue: street, one door cast of N paea ee Ds. OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, OVER- ing bass, curved legs, &c. city makers, wy warteubed, $200: Parlor Br Creede cheap. PEEK &50N, I. Clinton place (Eighth street), near Broadway. CHANCE TO PURCHASE AN ELEGANT FOUR round rosewood Ptanotorte, 734 octave, richly carved case, having & sil improvements: celebrated city maker, with guar for $250. Call this day SEVEN OCTAVE MODERN PIANOFORTE, $100 a few first class new Pianos at less than cost of materiale if sord this week, at No.9 Great Jones street, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT7!; OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte tor sale, four round corners, made order, cele- brated maker, tully guaranteed, used five months, cost Bit, for $275: Parton ‘Chamber, Dining Furniture, a peeieeee ; property family leaving city. 36 West 15th si., near 5th av, PRIVATE DECLINING HOUSEKEEP- ing, will sell magnificent C! don Ti ‘ostaver font iaras round corners 000, tor $250; fete “Gall at private residence 120 Went ‘Also entire Household Furhlture ag @ sa Planoforte, in use 8 months, cost $1, ve ‘abi Gover, Bad st flttee: A fan MaGNteICE: T AGRAFFE ROSEWOOD overstrung Pisnoforte, carved legs, &c. ; latest im- Provements sua guaranteed. Also Piano and Stool, $50. OL , 26 Bleecker street, mear Bowery. BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, A 7% OCTAVE carved patent agraffe, every improvement, fa eral ted: ae eel instalments taken, oe oF ixt A BARGAIN celebrated city maker; tor $125, with stool. st., between 2d and Sd avs. ROSEWOOD 7 OUTAVE PIANO. dc d legs; modern improvements: 243 Kast 30th LADY WILL SELL WEBER GRAND PIANOFORTE, cost $1,400, less than half; 7'4 octave, overstrung bass; carved ca nd legs; also Chickering 7 octave up- right Pianotorte. ‘amin ti BILLING WHEELOCK, Genera! Agents, 4 East, Fourteenth street. Ours TE'§ UNRIVALLED PIANO WHOLE- sale _and retail; cash or instalments; direct from ren 73 Barrow street, near Hudson. send for eircular. P. HALE IS MAKING 25,000 PIANOFORTES FOR «_ the trade at halt price: money and stock advanced to small makers as usual for their Pianos. Thirty-tisth street and ienth avenue. AGNIFICENT 71; OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte, having overstrung bass, carved legs, agratfe, ‘&c., only $190, fully guaranteed; elegant pari extraordinary bargains. Call 157 Bleecker stre: GORDON N ACCOUNT OF THE HARD TIMES WE OFFER our splendid stock of first class Pianos. with all the latest improvements, moderate prices tor cash. NARVEREN # SON, 335 Bast Twengy- first street. S.A GREAT VARIETY TO RENT OR SELL: rent applied to purchase. Prices to suit the times at M. ERRELL's, No. 8 Union square, 165 Fourth avenue. NEW AND SECOND PIANOS AND PAR- 100 ‘or"otvans tor sate and to ict very cheap: easy Payments. F. LUDKr, 49 Second avenue, D ORGANS, OF 20 PIANOS AN FIRST CLASS makers, will be sold at lower prices for cash or instalinents, or for rent, i Pity or country during this HORACE WATERS & SON, “48 crisis, by z thant ever offerea before tn New York, financial MUSICAL. f NATIONAL CONSERVATORY has been incor prasad in the NEW YORK CO! ¥ OF MUSIv, No. 5 East Fourteent ) ne ar Faith avenu next door to Delmonico’s, NOW THE MOST EXTE: # and complete music school in the United States. Pupils may begin at any time, the quarter commencing from date of entrance. Subscription books open daily from 8A. M. to9 P. M. BROUKLYS. BRANCH, 102, 104 and 106 C curt strect neur State. NTONIO PARAVALLI, TENOR SINGER, the Italian ope teaches Piano and Singing, at 117 West Twenty-seventh street, near sixth avenie; terms moderate. NEW YORK CON VATORY ORCHESTRAL. No. 5 East Vourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s. NORMAL DEPARTMENT HE T ot the NEW YORK RVATORY ts at No. 5 Kast Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s. MAKBLE MANTELS. N ASSORTMENT OF MANTELS UNSURPA for beauty of design and guality of workmanship. Slate work oF all kinds a spectalt PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, Fourth avenue and seventeenth street, Union square. ARBLE LET OR FOR SALE—FOUR quarries and one rutting bed; low rent; immediate Possession; all in running order. Apply ?, W. WILSON, 44 Bleecker street, MILL TO ad wa: coung, Furniture slabs, ‘s iments, Headstones, &e'; Plumbery’ diamond cutting machine in operation, iling, Monu- bs a specialty: , QTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS, A 1D, mood Mantels, rich and ¢legant designs, at the lowest prices. 22) and 222 West Twenty-third street, be- tween seventh and Kighth aven MISCELLANEOUS. BAKY ROOFS, ele Mk I TIN, TE. YD “OTHER old roots repaired and Warranted. Office tor orde iit West Thirty-sixth street. capita es _ COAL AND Woop, PQEST FAMILY COAL.—ATOVR, RANGE ‘EG Furnace, $675 per ton (2,000 Ma) Nut, $6; a0 AND and delivered. THOMAS STOKES, corner Thirty-second stgoet gng Teaph ayouue. AMUSEMENTS. OOTH'S THEATRE. ont ee B, BOOTH. Drama of of Adolphe val varel sree Her ron DIAN Bi ae \URghent onsomiams of reas ALL THE COMPANY IN THE CAST. vs nsation Scene of the PHOSPHORESCENT BEA. SATURDAY, J. GRAND MAPNE ERE Sato or DIANE BERARD. has elicited the and pupil. Mra, J. B. BOOTH. a8. Carriages may be ordered at 10:30. A NEW oa a ADOUPHE Fg et, hs ta EX. EBSLY VOR MR: BdoT! ACTIVE PREPARATION. Seats secured in advance at the theatre end 6 the me- ste store of Git. Ditsow & Gon Tit Broadway. a Mr, JO8H BROADWAY. COMIQUE, gies eiiele Proprietor wer HY jy "t fc ge ae “Bocause there is oes an and NO VULGARITY. RBAD WHAT The Sunday Times and Messeuger eays:— fe can assure the public that, from fret to Inst, the patrons of the Theatre Gomique will bear no word and witness n> gestare that prudery itself could term [asta coarse of vulgar.” 18 of Tt honey eh eins Professor R NELSON & SUNS. Mr. FRANK WOOD. MULLIGAN GUARDS, HABRIGAN & HART. P| 8 3 HAL a II. By request, for One Week Longer, the greatest of all sketches (mow world-renowned), MULLI@AN GUARDS, MULLIGAN GUARDS, HARRIGAN &4 HART. HARRIGAN é HART. HARRIGAN & HART. MULLIGAN GUABDE, —— —— ——$ ‘irst time of Jobn F. Poole’s new comic Local Drama enutied ene HARD TIMES. New Scenery and Effects. J OLYMPIO VAUDEVILLE AND NOVELTY THEATRE. MBTRELSY, OLD TIMES ROCKS;——OLD TIMES ROCKS: SCENES FROM EARLY MINSTRELSY, MASTER MARKS, 3 OLD TIMES ROCKS;——OLD TIMES ROCKS; our unequalled Star Troupe. 100 Artists, in 50 different Speciaitics il | in which the original end only lI II SCENES FROM EABLY MI) MASTER MARKS, now R. M. CARRULL, appears, in conjanction with ie WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, sag Ee i) Ae oi OF MUSIC. C.D. oes ane eee) E GR. THE Ore RA, Monda: Baaue 6 THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. Sola 8 ie chai OF She. three ene ete WISE KEL Mme. JENNY VANZANDT, EGU! EEN AKES CARLTON, SEGUIN and TILLAS Tuesday, RIG OLETTO. Mme. VANZANDT, Airs SEGUIN, Messre. HALL, an Wednesday, benefit of the French Benevolent Society. KELLOGG a Marguerite in FAUST. Friday. pent Farewell Night, HEMLAS TGIRL. as eee Ss ETROFOLITAN THEATRE, 585 and 87 BROAD’ Nahager he pop ir Vaudeville Theatre ot'New york. ts that which lets in through the gates ot joy a flood of pleasure to the mind. THIS’ WELK A MONSTER TROUPE OF ARTISTS, each ana every one of whom standsin the the open tone, RANK OF THE PROFESSION, e sparkling comedietia, NDFATHER'S CHILD, Jenny Gladwin's Daughter t... -EDITH BLANDE Jemima Piper, a Yankee girl Bay, an Trish girl The appearance of who will appear in one SAM RICKEY, h MASTER BARNEY. Premier —— —@® ciner ey ped Ventriloquist D. DAVIES. nd ot the World, Adventures Re-engagemént of the acknowleged Queen Sy eee Comet of the the Mile. LEONA DARE, Nineteenth Air. ne mm Century. BS in new Popular Songs. RS and Miss ATE WILSON. and Dance. MILLE HART, SANFORD. Qt REN, WEST, &c. ‘The highly ‘succesatul (copyrighted) Butlesque, writ- tem by Add Ryman, entitled FUNNY MOK Steward of the yacht Fann: Popular prices of admiss! Be. Loors open at 7. Curtain t rises at 7% peRMANTA THEATRE. . NEVENDOREE. BEORES een NE, DER EHEMANN VOR DER THUERE. Box office open daily from 9 till 4 o'clock. N®¥, PARK THEATRI Mr. A. RB. ee teeeeeees ONDAY, JANUARY "26, Mise LUCILLE WESTER: Monday and Tuesday. evenings and ‘Saturday Matinee, Wednesday and Thursday THE CHILD STEALER, Friday ye saturday, OLIVER TWIST. ONDA BRUARY 2, The SCHROTTER, SIN A FOG -Director Manager Y, I E. A. SOTHERN. __ DANCING AC ADEMIES. DODWORTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES, FOR DANC- ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth Street, are now open for the season. _Send for @ circular, AT’ MR. TRENOR’ 3 Al AL Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue, Reservoir Park. Pupils re receive separate instruction in Waltzing. ke. in and attend at their own conveni NCING ACADEMIES. —CLASSES Masonic Hall, 114 and 116 East Thirteenth street, and Breyoort Hall, 194 ana 138 Hast et fourth street. SOIREE at Brevoort Hall, Monday, Jan. 26, ue. PRIVATE LESSONS at aby hour, day or even! ai at private Academy, 212 East Pleventh stree! ROOKES’ DANCING All the fashionable dan TaD! 2% West Fourth street, near Broadway.—All ination’ able dances taught perfec fly in one quarter; six dances taught perfectly in six private lessons. § EB Bee’ thoven Hall, 210 Fitth street, Friday , January HLASKO'S SELECT CLASSE: M* AND MES, JM. Dancing, at 1,464 Broadway and 106 West aixth street. “Second term commences fhe first w February, ‘, THE LECTURE CAMPBELL QUIN SEASON. Dp s LECTURE. HOME RULE, Lecture by J. Campbell Quinn, M.,D., in the yreat hall, Cooper Institute, on Monday, Feb. 2 ats o'clock P, M. ‘Subect—"The Death and Resurrection ot Ireland's Legislative Independence.” Hon, Judge M, Connolly will preside. ALectRIcITs THe BEST LECTURE ON tS use aNd abuse as a therapeutic urative agent, by Professor ALBER. for Jndios and gentiome THIS (MONDAY, EVENI USAN EVERETT, M. D., WILL GIVE A FRE cture to ladies, preparator to a series of iitus: trated lectures, on Motday, Jan, So clnee es the Lecture Koom of Church ul’ the Strangers, ‘aresne treet, near Eignth street, subject:— hotter, Health 10F Women and Caildren.” Mrs ett passed through the Sxegulac’’ meaical ougric alate edelphia in 1 760, and has been engaged in leerurin, yen tively to women and Airls in the large cithes an towns ot New Eni , the Middle and Western States, on sttb- Jeo! ts connected with their physical well being. BILLIARDS. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND paps B Abed Tables gro ad on hand; also @ ted to sinall Room GEC Hs. PHELAN, No.7 Barelay street, New York. new “(| STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND Al, the ‘pee & nent Combination caster for sale onl Patenise, COLLENDER, coagor to F ela d ry dollender, 1% Broadway, New ¥ ork. THEATER Nios ee AMUSEMENTS. RY THRATRE. ie CLARA rit anon 1 Jan. Par sy THE scouts OF 4 AERA NEVADA, preceded faa a favorite Farce. mt pili ade PaOwY ERI Ok. MA Miss Larne i ALB pau Rady aa wis soon apoear ny ey OoD's wypep yy EVENING ATA RUA PRCRNOON AT 2 First time JENNIE ENGEL, ANY STA‘ i, the local dramatic plotare, ent NIMBLE JIM, MMBLE JIM oa NOVISSIMO, G. REWELL ; AVPRARANOES. FoKte To musik DEF AR URE yon CALIFORNIA OF i THE VOKES. eke pt produetion n here of the new and origtt Yorks wana meme paul eats oN VOKES | Vokes, ind entitled VOKES FUN IN A FOG, VYouus FUN iN A FOG. Voues FUN iN A FOG. PEROIVAL POSTLETHW AIT, hatred Captain from England, on a visit to ‘Amerie ra . FRGDERIOR VORRa DAN) hus valet, a Cockney. ACK GAYBIRD, Perciy wortoan preg oe young aay with nautical ‘iis vioronta VOKES ELLA HAMILTON, her friend ani Lally Sst YORE SANET, a smart help, Pay fan. Miss ROSINA VO ry Valet and Mischievous Hetp—The Militia, Captain’ All at Sea—Quarrely, Doubws and Fei Jadian, Manauvros—Trapping A! Plots tor Michiel —¥og Sigu the Attac: Se rey 6 Fog dwar Whoop-the, Fou Gicars Up Explanation, = conciliation, Rermination, Den Denouemens In the course of the ¥ SONGS, DUETS, DANCES, MYs tteroaton, pie, portormances, of the he Vokes will be preceded by m ance’s DrillaW AVAL ENGAGEMENTS, Characters.b; y itise Louise Hapoereen Mrs. J.J. Prion Mr. Henry Dalton, Mr. Catill, Mr. Prior and Mr. Bratongg SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1 30, G624,~OLYMPIO THEATRE. J Opems 7:15. ‘Curtain 8 o'clock. No waits; curtain fais oaly at end of perform- 624, OVERWHELMING SUCCESS. Rntire peange New Ast In DRAMATIO WORLD. on new om i amusements. colossa! TRE MoNAnOHS oF so hooua tao HUMOR, Tho Stars noe and G7maastion, OMAN SELLE, THE MR ROL SOF in one chaste, moral ent indies and children, old and y young, Alert poor, wi Cally phd oe ic pein MATiORS C6 CONTRIBUTE NIGHTLY CROWDS” AP PPE OLYMPIC. It is the intention of the management to rotain and saintonn OF papalarity. ot Olympk as a high toned, AIL ENTBRTALAMENT, free trom ail objectionable features ‘and of a novelty to rae a neat fastidious, and ardless ot expense. ree ue ox * i Programme of the week is immense. See Rvery Evening and Special Famil; MaHnose Wednesdays and Saturdays ato rele P.M. admienioo— FarUy Circle, i Parquet, and Balcony, Reserved Seat Single Seats, _LBHVEW boxed $1 50, SULVEHL ALIZAON GY ATUssggya IsKS79 Private INWA) HALL, s™ STE war rannyen oeeastoe 'SK1- MAUREL AN 'HEO. THOMA! wea a PUREE ALERD, Bait RA, 5, WeRoge ae FLRST CONCERT, MO. ONDAY EY ENING, Jan. 26 No. Ami 5. ‘Conoertoy nag Hi. WIENIAWSKE Rh. ic, “Hongroise, No. 2”. mhdbate Quasi Larhetor “Marsch ‘Teimpo—Lenore Symphony'': vel A, Adagio, from B, Scherzo, trom. Tarantelle PRS ee WIENIA sKL Gran a, from, “vinoraw’ rr. VI GTO MABEL: Selections, from Me Fiying Datchman" pecan a last Concert, Tuesday even: kets, $1 ; Reserved Sonts, te. extra. seats for sale, at Tot and 114 Broadway and at the hall. Doors Spen at 34; to commence at 8. WAY I HALL TO-NIGHT. wage THOMAS. eles Wiel fata Seats POND'S } MUSIC Cerone 3 Unt Unton square. RYANT'S MINSTRELS. 23d street and 6th av. Begins at 8. Ove Crowded with poet ers nee aes as burl, t U. ne’s burie: GINDERE ELLA AND THE | Lurie vaEaSS Peat Sryante ainatrots guoree Lek Bryant's eee Bryant's Minstrels CINDERELLA, Bob Hart's Comic Court Scene. Mulligan Guard. The shadow Dance. Characters by Dan Bryant, Hart, Nelse seymour, Dave eed. Seats secured ‘yant’ Boa t's Minstrels. Bryant's Minstrels. Bryant's Minstrels Unsworth, Kugene, Bob Matinee, Saturday Bice Saree EIGHTH SUBSOIPIION ant of the NB' (a tee THEATRE SOCIETY. AD. NEUENDOR! TNSPECTOV BRAS: Si Comedy, in five acts, by Gassmann and Krueger. Box office open from 9 till 6 o'clock. CADEMY MUSIC MATINEE.—SECRET RECOGNI- gentleman solicits Address DAVID tion in crowd of lobby: youn dome addres to which he may write, HADLEY, New York Post offi STRAY HALL.—CUSHMA’ AN. ‘ MORNING AND EVENING PRADINGS, iss CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN. ings aa tollowa mide Y E NG, January 2 Part Leselectiona trom “Iumalct Part 2—Miseellaneons: TURDAY MORNING, January 31. » | amateur and other first SA’ Part l—selections trom “As You Like 1&” Part 2—Miscellaneous, MONDAY EVENING, Febraary & ant of Venice.” Fart Muellanenug’ “Mel — Miscel art VEDNESDAY MORNING, Fobruary ¢ Part Tbictons trom “Much Ado About Nothing.” Patt 2—Miscellaneous. Evening Readings at 8: Morning Readings at 2 P.M. Tickets, with reserved Seats. $1. Secured seats for any fas inate Readings tor sale at Steinway Hall irom 9 to 4 daily. HOUSE, Ray eanttae: -Uben every ni RRY'S OPERA street, near Third avenui nee Wednesday ane Saturda; ay Admission fri io. d 40c,_ Gio and Drama. ‘rapped at Last. R. KAHN'S GRAND MUSEUM. AND POLYTRCHNIO: Institute.—Rebuilt, remodelled, and with 5,000 sa Attractions, now open 'to the public at 638 Broad: Rearly opposite the Grand Central Hotel. Models ity every portion of the human frame, breathing mechanical figures, &c., altogether comprising the most entertaminy and instructive exhibition, in, the world, on, 18. Sei ntife lectures daily: Iree to visitors, JANUARY 26 RET HARTE will deliver his new lecture on AMERICAN HUMOR. MERCANTILE CHIBRALY COURSE, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 36, Tickets at the Library, 114 Broadway ana GRAND ANNUAL BENEFIT FRENCH H BESEVOLENT "pee CAD. EMY 0) WEDNESDAY, JANUASY 28, 1874. st,” grand opera, by ‘Gounod, cag in in English by by ps logy and the elite of her troupe, A SOctAtION HALL, Miss La Fille du Regiment,” by Mile, Leonting Mende Omendes de Timoth ee, omedy in one act. Tickets can be had at G. 70t Broadway. Doors open at 64; performance commences at 734 precise (°%, MONSTERRY'S FENCING AND SPARRING Academy, 602 Sixth avenue, near Thirty-Aftn street.—Boxing taught in one month. Superior Fencing Apparatus and Boxing Gloves for saie. Send for circu ~ lars, JOBINSON HALL, SIXTEENTH STREET, THIRD U Joor west of Broadway, to let, for soirees, fairs, lass entertainments. EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 613 BROAD- way, between Houston and Bleecker streets. —. very one should visit the wonderful museum. It is full 4 - | of everything people, should see and understand. | Lea- | ture: ihe “Philosophy of Marriage.” Those | | saat {o"attend these important, lectures can have thom, torwa ded. post Ire, of receipt of 25 cen by. addressing SEOREEARY NEW YORK MUSEUM O: ANATOMY, 618 Broadway, ve ORAMIC EXHIBITION TAND PASM AND THK LIFE OF ST. PATRICK, in the hall of St. Bernard's mharch, West’ Thirteenth street between Ninth and Tenth avenues, January %, 27, 28, 29 a1 Admission, 50 cents, Doors open at 6:30 P. Pertormance commences at 7:30 P. M. Proceeds for the Benefit of tne Poor of the Parish. bs moans D™iNg AND PAINTING. PRIVATES and CLASS L TRUCTION W YORK CONS: vhs No. 5: Fast Fourteenth street, n next iy Delmonioo’s MeEtBoroutran THEATRIGAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUT@® CONSTANTLY ON HAMDy