The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1874, Page 9

Bear be BUL GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTS. WITH A VIEW 10 SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS FOR THE FEW OPFICES NOW REMAINING UNLET IN THE BENNETT BUILDING THE RENTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED, AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS elle MAY OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY LOW RENTS, TO INSURANCE AND D BANKING OFFICES Is NOW PRESENTED AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE OPPOR- ‘TUNITY TO SECURE E: LIGIBLB OFFICES, ON MOST MPAVORABLE TERMS, THE ABOVE BUILDIN NG I COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, HEATED BY STEAM, TWO ELEVATORS, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS. “INQUIRE OF see HOMER MORGAN, NO. 2 PINE STREE’ NO. 23 WEST UNION SQUARE, JUST ABOVE +, Tiffany's—To lease, R43 five or ten n =) x FAVORABLY, fronting Broad: Bible House; js Ap- STOR PLAGE HoTE. most sightly and centrally located 'y, between Cooper institute and fe Suits of Rooms, stores, Restaurants, Basements, &c. piv at 27 ‘Third avenue, z SECOND FLOOR TO LET CHEAP—23X100, WITH or without Steam Power; well lighted, Also Al ‘talls at stewart's Carpet Cleaning Works. 326 Seventh nue, SMALL STORE TO LET, Twelfth street, near Broudway. No. 52, next door. NO. 00% EAST Inquire in the A. tran DRUG STORE FOR SALB CHEAP.—AP- A ply (oG. H, WHEELER, 112 Cherry street. N EXTRA LARGE HO TO LEASE FOR A CLUB house or other business purpose, near Union squire. JAMES Re EDWARDs, 69 Ww est Twenty. third st street. A FER! BUILDINGS ON LEASE IS OFFERED OF TH. Rorthwest corner of Broome ang K itreeis, lormerly occupied by Brewster & Uo. They 81x! ix stories helel entirear divided, aug it require ‘eam power Will be iurnished. ‘The premises are open Hor exainination, For particulars, and terms w A. KURSHEEDT, 44 Seventh avenue. A —TO LET, ONB OF THE OLDEsT KSTABLISHED «Liquor Stores up town, corner Ninth avenue and sc sitcot compivialy and, bandaninely, fitted ‘up will eer Dump, Counter. Ke. D Wis" 28) ‘Tenth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street, THE SECOND, THIRD AND FOURTR FLOORS « of 144 Fifth avenue to let, for business Napores ow rents. i DREW & SWvest Twenty-third street, Filth Aven "FURNISHED HOTEL OF NINETY ROOMS 10 AL feceaiso a furnished gy) House, of 20 rooms; both doing well; possession May Jerald office. Addiess HOTEL, . A SEVERAL STORES TO LET, ON ° FIRST, yA. ‘Third, Sixth, Kighth and Tenth avenues, and one fe Corner on Sixth avenue for a first class taurant me itoae furnishing, JAMES FETTRETOH, 999 Sixth avenue. OWERY, WEST SIDE.—TO LET, AT LOW RENT, one ot the best Stores on Bowery; well adapted for (ary goods. ciothing or carpets. For particulars apply to owner, 245 Water street, I lisned Cigar Store No. 90 Bleecker street. near Broadway. Inquire of L. LEFFERTS, corner Broadway and Bleecker street. USINESS CHANCE.—TO LET, THE OLD ESTAB- | cr eT. a. — b A iiiie | WEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4,. 1874:—TRIPLE: SHEET. DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Purnished. Big ag Rae, STONE HOUSE TO i A an eee STORY 12 pe Booth: a roe sary high at000, ap on Thirty fourth stro ind ee ee rece 8 : re re et ba ay: hind ber mon “a Eelam arenas SLOAN SSL Lust, ib ad a street. ALL, WELL roeay aD HOUSE IN EAST A Shinty first street to it rooms, all improve- meote; Pentel aoe potttouson, 56 Walker strect, FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE A fous fey let furnished, on, West. Thirty sights Goth, Na's' wom Twenty third st, bifth Avenue Hotale GENTLEMAN, OWNING A LARGE AND ROOMY three story bigh stoop House on West went /-BC~ ond street, furn! ry at @ cost of over $000, wu i rent the same at much less than its value to a careful private tenant ona lease Sg one mane tee years; rent notso much Bn object ae oF FR US ke EDWARDS, 0 Wi HOUSES TO RENT; FURNISHED, $12, tug AND $20 per month; unfa varnished, from $000 to tog 4 rs in priv, and parts of OUsES, Sop ned Or ea TR eTOT tua ‘Third avenue, FOUR STORY HIGH stoop BROWN STONE House to tet—Furnished throughout; near vorty. dixth street and Sixth avenue. Address box 16 Her: Uptown Branch office, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET OR lease—No. 159 West Twenty-second street; frescoed. and it in m qoR4 Broads For permit call on or address Aim ipa, 3S Baie fitth at —FURNISUED DWELLINGS, 619 FIPTH AVENUB, Madison avenue, 22 Bast Twenty: iis airy uy. third, Bast, 20 West Sixty- Sts Sson, St li Pine street, ane OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSES, SUITA- ble for first class boarding or private residences, im t desirable locations; rents re: hsodl ce GLO. HANKINS #00. oat it Broadway. AOR RENT—THE THRER STORY BIGH STOOP brown stone House 169 West Fort ninth street; pos- session April 15 or May 1; furnished, $250; unfurnished, $200 month, __ Apply on premises, between | 10 and 3 URNISHED HOUSE NEAR UNION SQUARE, F nearly {ull of boarders, to rent, with all requisi tes silver. linen, crockery, é&c. ; $600 per’ month; unt oubted security required ; no Commission to agents. box 1551 Herald otice, Ua Address A. ¥ DELIGHTFULLY LOCATED HOUSE, NO. 6 London Terrace, West Twenty-third sireet; fully fur- nished; contains 17 rooms. aneluding two bath rooms: sion immediately; reat only $220 per month. NO. LET—FURNISHED, TO 81 D, TO STRICTLY PRIVATE ly, large and elegant stone Mansion, 23 Kast wenty-second street, neur Broadway: 34 by '70, hand- gomely trescoed; kitchen and laundry separate, ' Apply moe LET—FURNISHED HOUSE; ALSO UNFURNISH- ed Cottage, at Rye, on Long island Sound ; 15 acres ground ; charming location; extremely healthy ; oar x achting and bat! ye at the door, Apply w A. JOUR: KAY, Ol Lispenard street. 10 LET—FURNISHED, ON MADISON AVENUE, House, suitable for ‘boarders; also,on Forty-fi(th street; part of rent taken in Board. Kesponsible parties apply to. B. A, DATLEY, $88 Sixth avenue. $250. SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED HOUSE, Twenty-second street, in periect order; also Houses for sale and to rent in all parts of the city. SLADE, BRUNDAGE & CO,, 23 Union square. Unfurnished, Jie HUTCHINSON & WILSON, REAL ESTATE Agents, 87 Union square, respectfully make mention that the demand for Houses to rentis greatly in excess of the supply. PARTIES having Houses TO LET may leave descrip- tion at our office @ havea Seneronent especially de- Voted to renting of first class dwelling houses. No charge unless suitable tenants are obtained. VENTRAL PARK HOTEL TO LEASE—ESTABLISHED J for 16 years; has a frontage of 100 feet on the Park 2nd 25 feet on Seventh avenue; newly farpished, Par- feiculars from the owner, on the ‘premises. H. Ki! OBEL. NENTRAL BUS) ESS LOCALITY.—ENTIRE FRONT, J Broadway to Fifth avenue, Nos. 4, 6 and 8 East ‘Bwentieth street; separately or {omether No, 6 altered. ro: way. rt vOR Light MANUFACTURING PURPOSES—TO | let or from May, the 100 feet deep splendid jishted four stor Building, with Store, in 85 Mercer st. {/LOORS, caer ete a! AND BASEMENT STORE to let, in No. 860 second avenue, corner Forty-sixth Btreet. Inquire on premises, in barber shop, “AITH ST., NEAR 6TH AV., FINE THREE STORY ni in fo brown stone, with mirrors, $000 cington av., near Wh gt do, $1: suo ay., three tO $1,200; ete Paine SIMO: 50 West thirty-first siteet. every location. A VERY PRETTY THREE STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone Dwelling on Sixty-second street, near Lexington avenue, $1, no less; @ tour story high stoop on Seventy-first street. in fine order, $1,650; others, S KILPATRICK, 1,009 Third avenue. A —HOUSES TO LET, REDUCED RENTS, IN THIR- « ty-first, Thirty-second, Twenty-third streets; ail near Fitth avenue; cheap pours Flats and Stores, i cations. DWYER, 557 Sixth doe Ssh st, Sear bth |PRINTERS.—A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A PRAC- tical printer who is a worker, understands his usiness, Loft to let, with steam power; rent $1,200; Frill give, work amounting to $1WY to $200 per mont; Jocation Fulion street, near terry. Apply at 207 Water st, Roe! an 18, 20, 22 A! xD R’ XTEAM POWER TO LET—IN SPLENDID, LARGE, well lighted Floors and Basements; steam elevators Bnd all modern improvements; rent moderate. 218 West wenty-sixth street, \TEAM POWER, OR WITHOUT, TO LET—EITHER three Lofts or whole Bullding’ size 50x55. Apply to H. WAGNER, 413 and 415 Kast iwenty-fiiih street. STORE TO LET SUITABLE FOR TEA AND GRO- 3 ee Floors, Apartments, in 33 Lewis street. Inquire ‘oom MS OR FLOORS TO LE ot in good lo- avenue. A —TO LET, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, ON « Madigon avenue. a four story coruer, only, $2750; Biso a 22 foot, finished in cabinet work. a full front, near the Grand Circle and Park, as aaa. sa: ciety of others, well located. at $800 to ony of others Well, CRAWFORD, 968 Third avenue. HOUSE IN MADISON AVENUE TO LEASE, 3% reasonable to responsible party; medium size hign stoop; cabinet finish; gas fixture Ap: ply at No. 7 East Forty-seventh street. A THREE, STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET— From M West Forty-seyenth street; good toe Cae 1320, cheap rent. Can be seen from 10 LOOMIS, } A. f following Houses to rent:— 3story brick front, on 32d street, near 7th av.. | Sstory brick front. on 25th street, near 6th av. | 3 story brick tront, on 55th street, near 8th av. 4 story stone front, on 52d street, ‘near 8th av. AN UNFURNISHED FOUR STORY BRICK HOUS 10 rooms, Beach street, aan West Broadway, range; bathroom; iuhmediate poweasion : rent, $1.31. OBERT T. MEEKS, 8 street. 736, UNFURNISHED DWELLINGS, 624, 781, Fifth avenue; 178, 311, 513, OA Madibon_ aveni 24 West Forty: -fitth’ street, No. 6. West Fitty-se on No. S East Firty-third, 22 Wost Fifty-si BEEVENSON, JP, Ii Vine street. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE TO LET— Unturnished, on Thirty-sixth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, 25x00x1W0; rent ie R. DREW & CO., No. 3 West Twenty-third st., Fifth Avenue Hotel. TORE TO LET—CORNER THIRD AVENUE AND ‘Thirty third street, to good tenant; $30 monthly; a Good place for barber’ or saddler. Apply at once at 166 bast Thirty-third street. \ STORES, FLOORS AND. APARTMENTS IN NOS, 21, 2s and 216 Mott and 37 Spring street’ Inquire at ent's room, No, 1, in 213 Mott street. TCLASS GROCERY STORE, northwest corner Forty-third street amd Eleventh Pyenue; good cash trade, Inquire up stairs. SIXTH AVENUE FOUR STORY HOUSE TO LEASE— No. 417, near Twenty-fifth street, west side; first Class business locality ; splendid plate igiass, slow | win- Gows, Aduress or inquire of owner, Allen street, from 9 to 12 A. SPLENDID CITY FACTORY PROPERTY TO LET— ¥or a number of years, on reasonable terms; below hirty-fourch street, on First avenue ; 200x100; six stories; mbundance of steain, elevators, c.; plenty of light; either the whole or in lofts, to suit. _ 3. M KOEHLER, 417 Broadway, room 4. ipo LET—A SPLENDID NEW STORE, LARGE PLATE lags windows, on the best corner in Jersey City; earspass in cxery ds direction. Inquire at No. 177 Pavonis avenue, Jersey {TO , LETOR R, MANUFACTORING PURPOSES, A three story brick Building. 30x76; huistway, &c. Ap- ply to WILLIAM KIRK, 15 Downi ¥Po LET—AN OLD ESTABLISH with Fixtares. T° LET—HOUSE AND STORE, 499 CANAL STREET. For particulars call at 119 East ceventy-third street, from 9 to 12 A. LET—IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, PART OF 10 1 Lotis 51 Lispenard, and OURN SAY. 47 and 49 Lis- GROCERY STORE, Apply at 197 Chathai ‘Penard strect. Inquire'of A. JOURN 0 LET-ON EIGHTEENTH STREET, UNE DOOR east of Broadway, @ tour story House, desirabl: perk Rie millinery or other businéss. Apply to H. N Pine street. Tot LET—T0 DIAMOND DEALER, GOLD PEN Ker, or similar business, an undivided Part of #tore, W Maiden iane, corner Nassau street, occupled by wholesale jewelry dealer bes: location in the city, & 0O.,37 Maiden lane. — 0, UET—WITH POWER, FOUR UPPER FLOORS, by 90, together or separately, well lighted, at 177 Prince wreck inquire on premisés, W. WESTERFIELD, YPo LET—A FIRST Chass MERCHANT TAILORS and fine ready made Clothing Store, at 1,449 Third venue. For particulars apply to the owner in store. LET—STORE 20 BROADWAY, CORNER OF 7,62 street. Apply to 8. B, HUTCHINGS, 38 John st. 10 LET—THE OLD ESTABLISHED BAKERY, Spring street. fcr, terms in AEG Te GAN quire of the taudiord, on LET—WITH POSSESSION, THE MODERN FTO PEE, HiT LORRESSION, TH MODERN WOCHE Jmprovewouts and in Food order: « first class’ sien tor THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House, on Forty-second street, to let, unfurnished, at $1,200a year; a three story high stoop, on Thirty- fourth street, $300: a three story high stoop, on Lexinx- ton avenue, $2,000; a three story high stoop, on Madison avenue, $2 500, and many others. BHALON & SLOAN, 81 East Seventeenth street. OTTAGES AND FLOORS TO LET CHEAP—IN THE Ninth ward, in good locations; First Floor and Base- ment, Nineteenth street; frame Cottage, Sixteenth stweet and Minute avenue, eight rooms, $30. Apply at 603 Hud- son street. (Os THIS OUT AND KEEP IT.—TO LET, THREE StORy. high stoop frame, brick, and three and four sory high stoop brown stone Houses, on East 13th, Lex- wh Bseh and tpg (ot tr ae, at $160 $70, ny a ou 100, h and uj Streets, a! 700, $1200" $1,300, ¢ P00, $1.6 300 and up to on Beekman plscey ‘our sigry pie ‘stoop brown stone Houses, trom $1,100 to —House seekers 1 forexo the fatigue, He. oi house hunting by sending par. Heulars as to style, location and rent they Wish to pay to JAMES ROWE, 917 Third avenue. @ big LET—NO. 13 WEST SEVENTEENTH street, near Fiith avenue, 27x65; 22 rooms; brown stone tront. Apply on premises, on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays ot. OUSE TO OUSES TO 'T—UNFURNISHED AND FUR- nished, tn aul locations, oe $1,200. $9 JAMES Rt, EDV 6 Wert Twenty third eres sonic Temple. STORY AND BASE- ‘OST DESIRABLE THREE |N utes from Liberty street terry; rent $50 per month: halt | rice to May 1. Apply to owner, A.M. CAPEN, Sl past or 3 A BURNISHED. HOUSE, Wirn, ow also Secon loor and Rooms tor t rt ing. “129 East thirtieth street, eee 1,256 BRUADWAY, ‘OFFERS THE ment House, 11 rooms, all improvements; 7 min- | FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTHENTS | ds PURNISHED ig Fag TO Peecreriry doctor's office; also ball Bedroom. Call at No. eat Foray-nundh street, T 7% BARROW Lika na NEAR HUDSON.—FUR- nished Room: tor one or two gentiemen, yanand butte bath ; private family ; no moving: PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, NEAR EApmex A iS and nicely fu mites s Zoom'trot and cold water on the sins spor to ene: man or entleman and wife, ina quict Fourth HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM O: 1 avenue. also one on ha floor, suitable tor cos 3 small (amily; references ex- ny LARG second floot or two; terms reasonabl et 7A Lexington HANDSOMELY FURNISHED LARGE BECOND large wartrone and ‘closet: 0 oy feat ana hie wardrobe. an Foo five block. 153 West rnirteonth street, between ixth and Seventh avenues A, GENTLEMAN WISHING AN ELEGANT double Room, with all the comforts of a home, In & very geist snd nice locality, can be entirely euited by addressing WIDOW, Herald office. VERY HANDSOMELY rivate family; to gentlemen atreet, between Filth av- LARGE FRONT ROO! furnisbed, tu. a stall t No. tf Bast & Ww only, ei LARGE, FRONT CHAMBER FOR “GENTLEMEN nly; fire and gas; neatly furasshed ; private house. Madison street; $4.0 week. A MigaLe FURNISHED ROOM OVER PARLO! with all conveniences, suitable for one or two, at Bast Thirty: Airst street Call all week, HANDSOME LARGE ROOM AND AEDROOM TO Jet—Furnished or unfurnished, at No, 13 Fourth ave- hue, near Cooper Institute. A. Krartinents to Jot to gentiemen 3, respectablt y * Apartment let, to gentlemen ot ri 4 in first-class rosidence; two fa family. 2 bast Twenty: third street, A GERMAN (REFINED AND STRICTLY PRIVATE) faintly (who woul! like to make arrangements with three gentlemen to reduce their expenses) Bio two handsomety (urnished Hooms to lot in'any part of the house ; house in very nice location on Lex{ugton avenue, near «rand Central depot. Address FELICIA, ‘808 West Twenty-third street. SUIT OF ROOMS, DELIGHSTFULLY SITUATED, 0p arty of gentlemen or, singly to two persons Inquire on second floor, 17 Union square. LARGE FRONT PARLOR ON THIRD FLOOR, comfortably furnished, to let, at $8 weekly for two ersons: privilege of light housekeeping: also a rear oom, &aME floor, tor one Person, at $4; house first class; oP bath; modern conveniences; excellent neighbor- 316 ‘East ‘Thirteenth street. NICELY FURNISHED, LARGE FRONT ROOM over parlor, in private house, to gentlemen omy: @as, bath and fire; rent reasonable, No, 107 East Twenty- seventh street, near Fourth avenue. OR GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE—. large Room, furnished asa parlor and bedroom; abundant closet oom; hot and cold water, baths, &c. near Fitth Avenue Hotel, overlooks Madison squar most central locality in the eity rent low: without boa fasrees or appiy to A. B. LYON, Fifth Avenue Building, each, I URNISHED ROOMS—FOR HOUSEKEEPING, SUIT- able for gentleman and wife. 623 West Forty-second street. Fourteonth street and Broadway cars pass the door. Reasonable to permanent parties. ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WIrHOUT board, at 35 West Eighteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues. 0 LET—~IN A PRIVATE HOUSE, FURNISHED Room, suitable tor physician's office, with Bedroom if desired ;' immediate possession. 213 East Fiftioth street, 10 LET—NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS; ALSO A very desirable Office for a physician or dentist. ‘347 Fourth avenne, second door above Twenty-ftth Street. Reference required. ERY COMFORTABLE FURNISHED ROOMS—SUIT- able for gentlemen oF light nouns kee pias also hall Bedrooms, turuished, and front Basement suitable for office, furnished or t unfurnished. 2% Kast Twenty-fifth st, FURNISHED ROOMS—WITH PLYMPTON SOFA beds, $9 weekly; hatl, $3; quiet, central house, 106 Hote Fifteenth street, three doors trom Union Square ot SITTING ROOM, BEDROOM AND KITCHEN, ©) connecti ng furnished for housekeepin 3 conve nient to cars and stages. Central Apartment Forty-tourth street, between Lexington and Fourth ava ey AVENUE, NO. Tete ict pete FLOOR, S1X UY rooms, to let, furnished. {ST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR DELMON. ioe" Lis tude or three nicely furnished Rooms to let; terms moderate. 32 West NINTH STREET—A LARGE, NICELY € furnished front Room, with Ban water ‘and closets, to let, without board, at reasonable prices. References exchanged. 45 SIXTH AVENUE.NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ) Parlor, suitable for two gentlemen, or would om- suit man and wile for light housekeeping : goo ations; thoderat cold water, bath, gas and attend: ce; terms: ate, 360 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—TO LET, one square and three hall Bedrooms, at reason- able prices, No moving in May. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO ET. N UNFURNISHED SECOND FLOOR 1 TO LET: IN splendid condition and suitable for housekeeping; near Second av N ELEGANT FRENCH FLAT IN THE EUROPEAN house, 78 West Forty-eiehth strect, corner Sixth ave- nue. ‘Apply on premises, or to J. F. STILL, No, 4 Irving place, A. —SEVERAL STRICTLY FIRST Onl) FRENCH Fiats to let, from April 1 and Ma; ay near Filth avenue ; janitor and elevator; halls lighted; also cor- | ners and furnished Flats; rents moderate to ‘small, first class familios: also several choice Houses to let. JAMES FETTRETON. 999 sixth avenue. INE FRENCH FLATS TO LET—WITH ALL IM- ad ort ; elevator; cheap rent; nice house; toa jail fam: ta great reduction. 442 West Thirty-fitth street. Bink No, EH bell for housekeeper. Bitrown, g FLATS—WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS, stone fronts, from $20 to $40 per month. LENION, East Seventy-seventh street, or 176 Broad- way, roto 2 ECOND FLOOR TO LET—IN A THREE STORY brick dwelling; modern improvements; good loci tion; rent moderaie. Apply on premises, 245 Las Twenty-first street. Apply 795 | At ard, pri vate house. 818 Last Fourteenth street, —Do' i Bei, <<a AND NE SIRS. SN WNTOWN SAMPLE ROOM, BEAUTIFULLY wavenient to a alt id Exchange ; rent ae A trade ; easy terins ; Rood vee gpplendid opporian foe y live man, remo ALON £00, store a store ageuey. street Agee Sh care cuss ome canes i Businean Meat ees gar omen He RON & 00,, Store Agency, 121 pg ‘street. fee cree seo, coon, 3am Rooms, Cot! fee and oe, Saloons, uranis a! $3.0 upwa MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Vedar eb A CORNER GROCERY STORE, Paih) 0 YEARS’ lease, for first class Gro- ie uta low pr By Aare jones on best avenues; Confectioncries, Bakeries, OMT CHELLIS 8 Store Agency, 77 Cedar stroet, —FO. A R SALE, SPLENDID CORNER LIQUOR + Stores, Hilliard saloons, first clas: Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, Chop Hol Hotels; also Liquor Swres to ley with Fixtures LoMsem Hotels 4 A MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street pags CoA CE FOR Sale A FIRST CLASS utcher store, ness. A] jt Washington’ street deen tien vidi Deas from the tory (no ot Sates bei gud bavi BME in black ora A terns and th must positively’ be Hudson stree location; other Arey ie attend to it; decided barcain. DESIRABLE, SAFE AND PROFITABLE, BUSI. for stle.—The subscriber, being about to retire ‘business, offers his entire stock of well selected is, together with an established business of @ first class Geauemen’s Furuishit Store and Shirt Manutac- competition within 20 miles), with complete set orough instruction in use of same. ing made exclusively tor cash the Dusiness isa very safe one, with large margin ot profit for amount of capital invested. No ane but thoad meaning business ing Capital at command call upon or address W. x 48 Post oil N WHEELER & WILSON'S FIRST CLASS FAMILY Sewing Machine, most new, handsomely encased nis complete, great bargain: sold; wiso a Willcox & Gibbs, walnut, hutne! AR STORE ON BROADWAY.—S8PLENDID handsomely fitted up; owner, having Store Agency, 121 Nassau street. and of Jacob Houston; RARE CHANCE, THE BALANCE OF LEASE Fixtures tor sale « of the long established Grocery a enaDBy 387 Hudson sireet, corner of West low rent, WE! A cated in The part Pub A. *, no! Tease the an artificial supply of water hay beet lately 1 desire to enter into a profitable business. MBER, Herald | ottlee. : —FOR SALE, THE LIQUUR STORE ON THE handsomely fitted up and doing a good business; or wi story, 2-100, all covered; would Inquire of the ow owner on the premises. CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—IN SOUTH Bireet, opposite thé principal ferries, with a five years’ ease will be sol a cheap. ‘Address WwW. THOMP- ON, box Lu? Heraid ontice, “L ESTABLISHED PLUMBING, GAS AND Stoam Fitting Business, with a first class stock of Materials, Tools and Fixtures, for sale on easy terms; 10- in whieh roduced, ies owning the same are unable to give It thelr a thriving city of 20,00) inbabitané aiteniion on account of other pusiness, consequontly they desire to sol. This isa rare chance tor those who dress rthwost corner ot Greene and Amity > Mireets: ears; tho house is 4 e suitable for a hotel, building for aterm ot USIN B strictl office. id ESS. APPARATUS TO EXCHANGE FOR RUAL state or merchandge--eal Estate, Mortgages and Btocks te exchange for Merchand! ndise. Communications contidential, to GEORGE COTTRELL, Heralt C profits; office, owner engaged in other business; estate taken. Address, for one week, C. bs ITY Aare STORE, ESTABLISHED NEARLY FIVE year: '$; fine neighborhood; $2,000 to $3. exoellont prescription busine 3,000 a year 7 no nHanpe § trade; ash, or good real s., Herald RUG ark, ing. Ad landt stre STORR—FOR SALE, IN THE CITY OF NEW- , neatly fitted up; satisfactory reasons dor sell dress DAY, HOAGLAND & STIGER, 0 Cort- ee OR 8, fe old. neg and ble tern nes. Fo and Camp streets, Newark, N. J., trom 9 tg LL A |ALE—A RARE OPPORTUNITY. established Varnish Bu Business, of 40 in successful operation, will bo sol{ on reason- ms, as the subscriber wishes to retire from busi- r iurther particulars inquire gorner Mulberry ars’ stand- | geeks 8. Gooters oF Chance. ‘also #001 ALE (HALF ON TIME IF WELL SECURED)— manutactured stock of Toilet Ware, Water Bath Tubs. Japanned Ware, plain tin Ware, Factory, Presses, Dies, Tools and Machinery, 4 Will of business; amount about $5),0Ki; a rare NICHOLAS PATIERSUN & CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. NOR S. ing ess, a th Seventh OR 8, No. bad Poaig o F old Teasons Fourteenth ward. Address 8. W. @, Spring street, VOR SALE—A FIRST CLASS GROCERY, CONSIST- is neatly fittea up: will be sold cheap. Post office, Paterson, N. J. POR SAL avenue, nearly opposite the A ALE—FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, IN THE G,, station A, two sets of Har- of two Grocery Wagons, Buggy, of Goods, at 370 ine Horse and a first class stoc! avenue, No agents, ALE—THE WELL TO DO AND OLD ESTAB- lished Millinery Store, with lease, stock and fixtures, Grand street, Brooklyn, KE, D, Inquire in tho OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR AND LAGER r Boor Saloon on one of the best thoroughfares in the city ; do! ood reasons given for dis lng & good business ; i, box 19 Herald oftice. tit Address B. J. OR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES oF AN established drug store, including Counters, &c. ‘A CHOICE CIGAR STORE IN SEVEN rsenal; satisinctory given jor selling. Apply at No. 4 n a OR lease | afnot | day, at Liquor Store, in the Fourteenth SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED FAMILY ‘ard; five years’ cap rent; well adapted tor grocery and liquors; Id to morrow ut private sale, will be on Thurs: 11A.M., by auction. Apply to P. GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, | Bie Bowery. trade; g business, j}OR SALE AT Stamping and Embroidering Store, doing a large A GREAT SACRIFICE—FRENCH ‘as the owner retires from oat Feason for sein ip CONDIE, 13) Hast Twelfth stroct. OR 8, bargain. JALE—A BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, nty years established; long lease; will be sold Apply av 155 Third avenue, twei F° avel Re SALE—A NEW SHOWCASE, AT 831 THIRD nue, first floor. F° Brot R SALE—A FIRST od CIGAR STORE. 307 iway, New York. OR OR SALE—A FULL CABINET CASE GROVER Baker's Sewing Machine, Will be sold for $4; Apply at 85 Bond street. & nearly new: cost $125; + in food order, with all attachinents. SALE—OFFICE RAILING, DES CIGAR " BILLIARDS. Po ns STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND the Phelan & Collender Neocon Cushions, H.W. NDER, suc: “New York, Al, tor sale only by the patentee, cessor to Phelan & Collender, Ts Broadwuse LBERT GARNIER, CYRILLE DION Ubassy have now in their rooms our new iinproved | Billiard Tabtes, with Deianey’s patent wire cushions, Manulactured and sold only by W. H, GRIFFITH & CO., 4u Vesey street. FRANCOIS | for cash, Counter, Showcases, Drug Drawers, Wall Cases, (TENEMENT OF FIVE ROOMS TO LET—AND rts | Tea Bins, grocery. tailors’ and stationers' store Fixtures, Furniture for sale cheap, and easy terms, Apply eae ving put up at short notice. Apply at on premises, 823 Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. 464 Hudson street (0 LET—FROM THE 1ST OF MAY, THE SECOND | JOR SALE~A WHEELER & WIESON'S SEWING T° pibor of the most olegant private, reuters wr Machine, nearly new; is tn pertect order. Call at Second avenue: all modern Improvements. Can beeen | No. 21 Stanton street, corner or Bowery. ‘cloc! TAR! OR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, A WELL PAYING 10 LET—IN HIGH STOOP HOUSE, THIRD FLOOR, pinto Saloon, on a leading 'thoronghtare; worth Piel improvements, at moderate rent, Apply at 24 $2500; wi 1 be god for gt phn ni the omer A going Pit SE CONE ree into ot mI 5 satin ai the Warren House, corner Canal and Elizabeth dere © sor light houscKeepiag, at 84 00 per week bit Wen | TOR SALESA GONFEC 10N! % 60k. es ALE—, TIONERY AND ICE CREA Thirty-first street. iq, Saloon one of the pest, stands in the Lighth ward; n account of other business ; ir Tsien nee Premises” — 3 Hudson street, @ bargain, “Inquire at OR SALE—RESTAURANT FIXTURES; NOW IS ses! rty> e eighth nroct, bevwoen Sigh ant erent ee rey: | nerahip = “ ee eecane ee LLIO' x OR SALE—A GOOD LOCATED AND WELL FRE- _ haa Broadway, near ar Forty-1 -fith stre F quented Nesaeza with or without Stock; cheap Call at ‘oudway, Fr Ran ing Stove. R SALE—A FIRST CLASS OYSTER AND CHOP ge “two fires; also Oyster Counter and seli-feed- 839 Third avenue.” eas two mon top oor. OR SALE—A WHITE MARBLE SODA AND ROOT Beer Apparatas, Matthews maker: only in use for ths; cheap for cash. Apply at 684 sixth avenue, VOR 8, 26 Second aven: ALE © HEAP—A GOOD CIGAR cde dia NO. ON CLINTON PLACE, BETWEEN BROAD- way and University place.—A large tour stor basement high stoop House in fine order; rent $2,W0 immediate possession; also many others.’ Apply to G. NAGLE, 149 Fourth avenu Po ,LET-IN EAST THIRTY.SECOND STREET, BE. tween Madison and Fitth avenues, a four story. high stoop brown stone front House, modern improvements; house 22 by 60 feet. Can be seen & permit onty. Apply to BOARDMAN & BOARDMAN, $20 and. 322 Broadway or toy. BOMAINE BROWN, ‘80 Browdway. e. M. CONbIN, 139 Kast Twelfth. 79,4 ET—THE WHOLE OR PART OF REAR BUIL 217 East Thirty-fourth street ; has been occupied Ff refrigerator factor why suitable.tor any light manutuctus- ding business; rent of hg per month; key in'stable, LET—a STORE, 329 WEST SEVENTEENTI street, suitable for liquor and CS ator’ ee . quire on tl the he premises, up stairs, from 10 to 2'0" TPO,LET—A LARGE PLOOR, SUITABLE FOR ANY usine: h or without steam power. Appl: AYLOH £ DARROW, 162 Worth street aesihed NO LET—HOUSE, WITH STORE, 1N EIGHTH rT nue, between Thirty-fifth and Thirty-sxth ste store and basem Preference riven Ay eas y AREHOUSE, THREE STORY ‘AND BASEMENT, IN Tear of Il Gold wo let. men st Ehirtys first street, , 79 Maiden jane. TH AVENUE. NO. lh. STORE AND BASEMENT TO let, has been occupied as a merchant tailor store tor years. Apply to J, SCHROVER, 24 Carmine street, cor- ner Bleecker street. TH A NUE, WEST SIDE, BETWwe EN NINE- teenth and Twenty-third streets—! nt Store and Basoment; French, pate glace windows, sore, sods Watten W. MONTAGUE, Eighth avenue and Twenty- first street, STORE $1,500 -st08, largest Sites in tie coat regions, apply W A. GALLAND, ‘878 Canal street. 75X23, NEWLY stands ja one of ot particulars To RENT, one of the best “TO. LET. N jCxosyaL, OPPORTUNITY,—THE FORT WASH- Residence of James Gordon Bennett, Esq., acres in lawn syn be Tenratd) shade, sloping 'to the ate Possession giv pery, greenhouse. stables, carriage r 270 feet above Hagnificent view. h bara, &c. : gray eat i situated pon an elevation of ove ¢ Hudson ver, of whi dson, iver, of which ithas wu in order by the owner. nt $4, the ye FFouNd Tp 2 ard and St. Nichols save ford excellent tives rao. the yin Md yw a Serahitn bey street eo Pack forty mitiutes, ort Washington by steam articulars apo! warther pi pt Mortran PRorurrs, Nos, 4 aud 6 Warren street, too careful | Hl hs LET—TWO SMALL Bp Csns On THE EAST SIDE, near Thitt sixth, bed each; all improvements, a nage eo ae Pane ne. Tp a per este so lars , near Broadway. A) omtice I Twelfth. ed ee T° LET OR LEASE—HOUSE NO. 248 WEST 14TH street; 1 rooms; ail modern improvements, with grab and carrii jouse: rounds embracing seven ne ; t arith ere aM“ basement brick House. in good order, No. 210 Mul- berry street, with gas, bath, stationary washtubs: also the three story brick House, No. 66 Crosby fereeh for business purposes. Inquire in'oifice, No. 18 Elizabeth s1 10 LET OR LEASE~THE DESIRABLE EXTRA wide Property No. 12 West Twenty-third street, 100 | icet west of Fifth avenue, with Lot through to Twenty- second street, 20 feet wide. For particulars apply, to HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine s & CO., No. 3 Pine street. ee (0 RENT—A BROWN STONE HOUSE, BUILT FOR imap reste ‘each poner improvements for each 4,$1,200 tor one and $1,000 t Apply to owner, ‘o West Forty. nd Ba set Creed TH STREET. 3: —FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP, N¥, AR | Lexington avenue ; ver, ; | possession: rent $2,200: see It.) brik hdindih sh Reged HOLMES BROTHERS, 46 Kast Twonty- third street, © -W if TWENTIETH STREET, 1. 200 sto! nglish baseinent; West Eighteenth street, two story wind mttie, $1.20; Wost twenty seventh street, three story bro: 31,300; West rat a4 gnd street, four story Engin Dasenient, 81,70, WALIt + MONS. AC GUE, Eigth avenue and Twent first iatreet. 0 CARMEN-THREE 8To) 18K $1. 100.~ Booman with a ea sRTORY, HOUSE, FOUR in the rear, near Eighth es ONT, Righth avenue and d Twenty reat atfoet. . —A FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP $2,600, ‘tone House on Forts-ningh reas ison avenue, to let; 20x52x100; in good order. \ HOLLY BROTHERS & KISSAM, No. 6 Pine; street, FURNISHED noo Ane APARTMENTS ~\ PARLOR FLOOR—FOUR ROOMS; FULLY FU! A nished for housekee) nt $15 per week; hea Tes rei nAn payed ia grap, Bonne ‘with at Thirveenth at ae i rge Room; rent ements; goed loca A PHELAN’ 'S_IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES, « now used in St. Nicholas, Grand Central and Wind: sor Hotels, this city, for sale only by GO, E, PHELAN, OR S. Liquor Store in the Et ALE OR EXCHANGE—A LARUE CORNER i Se ward, cel ated ut cushions; one pool, one carom; corn piates cost over $700; price tor both $276, Also elegant it frame Mantel Glass, abouté fect 6. or 6 feet 4 wide outside frame; price $12). cau 5 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. __MARBLE_ MANTEL T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, An extensive stock ot Slate and Marble Mantels, Cues, Balls, Racks, Inquire A Wash ‘rays and baa Work. of ever, grees ption, RHYN SLATE COMPAN ¥. | prices. 200 and 10 LET OR LEASE-THE THREE STORY AND | Seventh and Kighth avenues, a | 4 | | | __Union square. Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st. StEWanrs SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND © wood Mantels, rich and elegant designs, at the lowest 222 West Twenty-third, street, between ___ MACHINERY LL OUR SECOND HAND ENGI BOILERS and steam Pumps are thoroughly vrerbatieg and | warranted; prices, WIL AXTER THREE bought for cash, if cheap, EARLY NEW, OTL! 41 TLE. uP. Bo vight, tubular; 2 horse power. ADB at 91 Washing- ton street. JOR SALE—POKTABLE. FORGE ON TRON | WHEELS large, with a receptacle for coal, tool: ; alliron, with poweriul springs. Apply at 9 Washington st street, YOR SALE—FOUR FLUTING, ONE CRIMPING AND two Pressing Machines, with all the apparatus be- longing toa riche manutactory, Inquire at $22 West Twenty-sevonth street, in the basement. C NE 20 HORSK POWER HORIZONTAL TUBULAR Boner, ne: Hy, new, and 15 horse power Engine; can be seen in operation, Por sale by JOKE & Be Gus, 16 Jortlandt street. GINES AND BOILERS A SPECIALTY large stock, from 8 to 10) horse power, on hand at reduced prices; ‘also Ames’ Portable Engines, Saw Mills, Burr Mills, Portable Hoisters, &c. Buvers will consult their interests, by communicating with us. HAMPSC WHITEMILL & CO. 88 Cortlandt street, New Yor Q TOBULAR BOILERS, 12 AND 16 BY 4% FEET, Engine 14 by 36, together or separate ; seen on prem: Send for ‘ter and Lover streets. a large variety always in stoc Feo & ELLER, § STEAM E ises, Twenty -fith street, North River, Apply to JOHN STUART, i % Broadway. — oe 5 WORTH OF NEW AND SECOND $150. 00: Engines, Boilers, Steam Pumps, anks shafting, Pulleys and eta ee ze uss be sold Detore May 1, 1874. Apply to to 0 Bridge atreet, Brooklyn, HORSE ENGINE WILL BE | tione! trade; ft street. price $3,000; rent low. fer Higtals, thls city, | Ups must be sold this week. Apply to BEEK, ly Cen- Wo EXOr LLENT BILLIARD TABLES FOR SALE— . UMC Reo bia Oe Be | ON, THE BEST PART OF SIXTH AVENUE—A sra. ry and Fancy Goods Store ; fi he business is east; e Years established ly conducted and profitable; Apply at MITCHELL's, 77 Cedar SAFES.—A VERY SELECT AND DESIRABLE LOT® A gphesecand hand Sates, of various popuinr makers, es, oflered reat bargains, A. iy SrkAM BAPE COMPANY. SN) Bread ways ‘a Address box 425 | 'H AVENUE THEATRE. Peni aees G ee, Athelney. ed Athelnev Mr. Smaiiey. Fred ite SCEN ACT UL—# ACT IV, Oia TRAMP AND HER PROTECTRESS ARE QUIT: A BRAND FROM THE Act Se ating SMAILIUS SMILES ON AMUSEMENTS, CHARITY 11 ilbert’s great Lonaon Comedy, rank ‘Chapman | ir, W. Beekman Davenport s8 Griffiths HIS DE- | Miss Fans HUNTED DOWN. A OHARITY TY MATIN RR, SATURDAY, AT 1:30. ere AVEN UE. THEATRE. __ Alexa ander Dumas’ famous Paris Comedy. SHORTLY, MONSIEUR R ALPHONSE. LYMPIC. ( OF NEW ERA LN FAMILY AMUSEMENT, No ordinary show confines our powers; A boundless universe of art 1s ours; Unparalleled in history, more and more Each week in wonders greater than betore; {Tis, 'mid amusements, erandest of events, ‘The biggest show on earth for thirty cents, Appaling y with an arm; openin, oClosker's Cirle, 50c. ; NRAND 01 1:9. 104, 1. Gitins, Gladiator, V the Grand 01 MARTE! t World’s TIS! Brand corpo 35 bul VAUDEVILLE AND VARIETY 5 soph Besides the usuai avalanche of ta added ‘pie wesk, endi VAR ETAING CATARACT OF vane STARS. Matilace oe ie EV. AND WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE, with @ roaring Farce, and concluding with street and Eighth mission Reserved seats, 50 cents and $: extra. Panily cents. Begins evenings at 8; SATURDAY MATINEKS at Box office open from 8 to 5. Carriages ordered tor Mr. G. L. #OX..,..... RADICAL CHANGE OF BILL! It FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 7, THE “ROUND OF PLEASURE.” The screamii ” with Mr. F' at 2. The matchless W: TLSON & Professor J. L. Da & Charming ‘descripti “a ballet, arranged by Grossi, Maistre, introduc! 16 Martens’ celebrated and alw: his superb entertainment crowned and terminated by rons Irrosistibly comic pantomime, MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at ie 330, Hi REAL EVENT LOOK AT IT! THINK OF Itt int Saturday, Oe AL WONDER & BERGER arch 7, ¥ 3HB AGE, M the most talented Musical and Character Artists in the Gres vat on itmorist, ; MM Emith Kui LSIHOM OF anmistic Al TRACTION, of Specialty Artists, forming a combination entertainment never equalled, r i g Gym ithe “hakespecrian, Mythological, Nonsensical Absundity alled DkhR ASTRAY; or, LOVE'S LABOR LOST, by those utter! McANDREWS, SHERIDAN AND M. Admission—Famil Reserve inimitable Kecentri ack. Circle, 30c.; erved Seats, Orche: PERA* HOUSE, CORNER TWENTY-THIRD enue, Adi u, 5) cents. circle, 30 Parquet and Dreas a and Balcony, $l. +» Acting Manager burietta, “HERCULES, King of X as Tim, Hercules, Ajax, The Dying art of the characters by SHOTHERS! act, “Orlanoul- NS FAMILY’S sweet Tyrolean Ballads! Champion Skaters, GOODRICH and CUR. ’ school of TRAINED DOGS! Mons. i the RIGL 8) SISTERS and & entitled, PALEY OME?!" n Brothers’ PYRAMID NOMERSETS! ‘ays popular “CAT FOX enus and Atlas. pera House Com) iso! X FUGITIFS! G. L. FOX C.K. FOX Mr. 1BLO'S HR! THE cave nday, George nia Rowers beautitul Drama, Mon American Idy}, Dave ohock KUTT, SARDE .THERSTOCKING, OTAST Niet BUT ey THERSTOOKIN. ST OF THE MOHICANS, ten TLLING itis ticaL: TABLEAUX. BOF THE € ARACT, FIRING OF THE BA THE oad oF ATE “FORT. TH veren FOREST. 2 Tis great ce os K AYO | in ALLAC! V Doors ME JOuN Miss DORA Fe-appear of Open NOVELTIES OF THE GRAND ARCADE. mances 2 5 has be: ‘OOD'S: ALE THE MONDAY Proprietor and ee er..Mr. LESTER WALLACK MO a h ComeRQuencs oy oF Forti COMING NOVELTIE; Mr. OE. 2 Miss JEFFREYS Mine, PONISI... SATURDAY NEXT, Mr. Wallack hag auch having recovered trom a long and severe illness, will in one of his smost poping ch ont tne occasion of Mr. Giber’s Te. X BOOK 0} (ponosseum, BROADWAY AND THIRTY FIFTH STREET. To avoid the increasing crush to tickets should be obtained beforehand. Entire change of entertainment in THE RENOWNED PRAEWER FAMILY, with their unique and beantitul Musical Perfor- and their exquisite Cat Duets, Swiss Warblings and Burlesque Instrumentations, as performed betore the Crowned Heads of Europe. The Atri- EVENING AT 8 if the, OF DETHCTIVE. KS. open. at 7 mmences at 8 o'clock, Y SIX PEXFORMANCES of tora Lytton’s great Comedy of ALFRED eRe ‘as. -BENIAM REDERICK SLOUNT DUDLEY sMOOTH SIR JOHN VESEY BROUGHAML es BAGRIGAN a HART in their Sketch, WHO OWNS THE LINE® E WERT; on br IndoN. Mr. TOM GRANGER. | ee Mr, RM. CARROLL i srg MLLE. T2RTTELLA. = MATINGR LITTLE gh0K pazwin MATINEE Matnes “Gnd WILL BBS marie M MAMSER ogs, Goats AND MONKEYS. ” A —— ? MAY AND PORTER, i N ROYAL SAPAN SB, z ands tne Drei Fay 3 SING SIN MATINEES WEDNESDAY knp SATURDAY, CADE!) AIDA—TO-NIGHT, (Sth) subseription ith ht of the Aveo GND Te ork COMPANE, THIS (WEDNESDAY) Nit ele March $ at 8 0 with its gorgeous mise en scene, colonel chorus, orches- traleffects, new dresses, properties, new scenery, aad with its Uriliant cast. ‘ORKIANI, CARY, CAMPANINI, DEL Pp B, NANNGTTL, SOOLARA, fe Musical’ Director snd Conduct On FRIDAY re pENING, March 6, nat TL TROVA MME, Gillian NELSON... HY, CAMP A SINE, bee saribay NEXT Mon. pee, with TE en Tecerved seutata any eirele B10 ey Soe Seats at Academy; also at Schirmer’s, 701, and also a8 “MOvsreuR VICTOR, MAUREL'S AREWELL BENEFIT, 1d broadw 1c Mme. rosttthy CHRETINE, NILHEON. BOY, &c., will appear ina Grand Concert and in ac ts of different TUESDAY EVENING, tare 1, at8 o'clock, a, WikMAWSEI OOTH'’S THEATRE. J. B. BOOTH. SECOND ae PAST. 1 RR BUY TONE OF THE GAG: ENT EB. ira NY cA eD Onna MM gome of her. who will appear duri BeRON Anion WEDNESDAY BVENING, March MAKE STUAKA THURSDAY EVENING, March 6, MEDEA. FRIDAY EVENING, Mareh 6, DEBORAH, SATURDAY MATINEE at-1 THREE ACTS OF MARIE STUA! and the petite s fomedy tn op ape act ent SATURDAY EVENING, — 1 Shakes] eare's reat Traged iacheth, LADy MAObETH ait. i GANG (aCHER In active preparation, Shakespeare's Grand Play of HENRY VOL QUEEN KATHARINE .MME. JANAUSCHEBE MONDAY EVENING, March 16, DION BOUOIOAULT will appear. Seats secured in advance at the theatre and at te music store of C. H. Ditsou & Co,, 711 Broadw Mears THEATRE Broadway. EAM “the peauttfal Indian Deastes of intense satereat, WISH-TON- ‘3 by Company. BNNIE HUGHE ne a Tey He sors DARE, MASTER BARNEY. in their truly ny laagtiable Sk ketal of WOMAN'S RIGHTS, or BAD The come dicate sketch of the TWO BAD pore JACKSON, WORLEY, WEST and QUEEN, THE MARTINETIE TROUPE OF FAN MIMISTS, together with our REGULAR COMPANY, noch, doors open at 1; Hvening at 7 o'elocm half oitlir OURK YOUR TIOKETS IN ADVANOR. YCBUM THEATRI Lert ATE et ner ach avenue, the bene: erformances ee i HAN Hi rth eh. by of Mr. Hepworth’s chm an ee BP RLING, {pupil of Miss Fany ‘foranp, on which ne make ner debut *TULTAN NA, in Tobin's comedy ot THE HONEYMOON, Ommer characters, by Messrs. Cc. Wheatleigh, ©. Lae clercy, G. Beeks. Sol smith, CH, Morton, Lo reds Sia Hozan, "Mist stelia Congdon, by. the i yn of Mr. Augustin will also appear, are ai pop WEDNESDAY, arch 4 Usa Amisgion _Box office open Tuesday and Wednesday. occasion she | LORD GLOSSMORB THE OLD MEMBER LAs "LADY FRAN " LIN GEORGINA VESEY t EY” MATINEE. pleasure tn announcing that DHN GILBERT, GO! y. ATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, haracters. MEDY SEKIES, now in its nineteenth week, will be continued by the production of Colnan’s 4 9 fine ip lay, AT Law, pearance. ADVANCE. PEN THREK W. aE from 1 to5 P. M. and from7 to 10 P. M. PARIS BY MOONLIGHT THE LECTORIUM. on the Melophone-Zither ana Mandolin, | AUTOMATIC FLUTE PLAYER en added to the varied wonders of the GRAND ARCADE, Admission $1; t $1; no extras, MUSEUM.” AlIo’ HARRISON. AFTERN OK “KAWIOLOAT AHL AO SLNAKASONV AALLONISNI GNV TVUON The ls young The celebrated comedierine, native artist Miss ALICE HARRISON, Mrgeke Ler in her Frotesa Drama in his own Drama, SANTIAGO AVENGED, SPECIALTIES, BOTH DAY AND Nioar. NEXT—“Bertha, the Sewing Machine Girl.” Bea Mr. E. B” Tn rehearsal, THEATRE. TUESDAY, beoey c> Ss and THURSDAY, March | an Immense successof the new brama, ee H. LAY, en- titled LITTLE WHIT, Tt 1HE LAST OF THE. mopots, hay. rie the entire company, in the cast. sAyfLad Oho of premier arnisth | ITTLE pein vc RRY WILCOX, OUNG ODIN, ope METTE, LA BALLE EMM. NILES Ris, vie Dri ib J. ‘i ‘wec loskey, entitled | ~ am a 2B Dy y, entit i YCEUM THEATRE. Iss BE y} whe upil of Miss Fanny Morant) will make her INESDAY EVENING 1 next March 4, as in Tobin's comedy of ae FONE MOON Other characters by Messrs. C. Wheatleigh, clerca, G. Becks, Sol Smith, . H. Sponge Elberts and Hogah. Miss Stella Congdon, by’ the rmission ot Augustin Dal; PShox office open Monday, Tur and We inesday. d Vignaeake’ THEATRE. NN FRENCH COMEDY, SATURDAY, Mare! h 7, at NULL BENGFIT of MB, SUIGNER, ‘The new Parisian Comedy. in three acts, LINFORTUNKE CAROLINE. LE PETIT PIFFERAKO; music by Herve, APRES LE BAL; Comedy, in one act. acti seats ot Pond’s music slore, 39 Union square, y & ‘ORK STADT THEATRE. NEw i" PaRBWELL PERFORMS eo or MME. N’ Che i ix GRAND @ One | EONS Eon sa Appestan MARCH € 1874, Frid ale THB ere atireay, eveuiny getieral request, BON JUAN. weft oS ae re Office, roa re an at oat ‘si vy ee Y: TEW PARK THBATRE, BROOKLYN. nager . . Mr. A. R. a ‘WEDNESDAY March 6, Late en! aifiral, Dy L BARRY in his new and beam a Pret Oe are, Also screen of KING SABBO, 1D a z ely ine Li T. MUDGE, RYAN’ NT": Bu [ois ‘third s‘reet and Sixth avenue. gore at 10. Box office open from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. | Secured. Ne: NPARALLELED SUCCESS. eR BEASON of | DAN BRYANT’S MINSTRELS, Change Faure, change of Bili—Change. First aprgarance of CARL RUDOVPH. Tenor, and J. OGAN, Comedism sonocitTt*#! of Bob Hs 8 populi comic scene CHO 00k. Three o'Clock Train, Riding on a Street Car, the Mullt- gan ei raw bahd, eusene’s, Prime Doone, Ome wont GANBE_DES BittaaNbe RUA es eraay Dan Bryant, Unsworth, Eugene, a . Brock Emerson, Hogan, Da. ch troducing the cols brated “ ‘Whispering ring ane ors.” rerttis § MARCH and SHOO FLY. rite: b; Seymour, Bob In a ‘WAY HALL.—THOMAS’ MATINE! TURDAY APIBRNOON MAROB oN ate Fount OHAND MATINEE hony, No 73 (by reque s1 pierlgs "Sha iif Wains 3c tg oee Bas No, xin Lh Eo ikmasn cepa Nak Obtieato, by Mh. LOUIS LUMO Knwroducnon i etait ‘istan and Isolde . W uesta tomba oscura. Seen te pole i HYROW'W Tae. Symphonte Poem, mento ¢ Trion Su isaton Tickets, $1 each. Reserv extra. The aale of seats will commence THis MOR atthe ¢ box off ‘office at Steinway Hall, and at Nos, 7UL Tis Bi HE PILGRIM—FREE FOR ADULTS; taker AFE FOR SALE.—A MARVIN FOLDING DOOR SATURDAY, Farewell Benent of "EB. LAY. under 18, 15 conte Every Biant ie ineit uding Sui WO Sure. Giex5 feet, with burgiar safe instde. Can be | In ie ee Stapley McKenna, entitled | Wednesday and Seturday, Ad 30 Liberal col } seen at 300 Broadway, tions expected. Bain AFES—CH AP FOR Cc. SH, NEW IN: DONWAY? BROOKLYN Ti THE. are W YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD. | S hand; Herring’s, Ma i REN ANP stan Glee | By a ee ESS | N= way, between Houston and Bleecker street — Bweurunce, Bank Jewellery Wea teat iabcta tases aad Mie Tecate coment Every ong should visit the wonderful museuin. | 16 Falk Mig ican i AR TIL CMe alee opt 288 LED ASTRAY. + | fares dally oa" the “Philoyophy "of Marriage.” Sina FOR SALE CHEAP—A LARGE SIZE, TWO | ZVERMANIA THEATRE, ee amiable {ated thee yee lectures cam gmat and ong whedtium Sates, Herring's Lil ‘AD. NEUENDOREF. Director | uy addressing SECKE TARY NEW YO. “OseoM Malden a. iso Vault Doors, at 5. G. QUIR: We DRMisCH ANATOMY, 6) ieoudwig. Comedy in tour acts, by Dr. Schwe! | QAFES AT HALF PRICE—A FULL ASSORTMENT OF _Box office e oper! dally, trom S’ditd sepgiteer: Use HE GRAND co aaerad: be ame: ie. hew Saies ot the best make, all sizes aud styles; a tse Whe Chicago Concert Troupe, sesleved by Mime. Ade- selection from Pe & Co.'s si0ck. A HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. Jaid Matt, of Boston. who have volunteered th A. —T0 Gospel, having cured his son of consumption in its Worst stages, alter being given up to die by ebrated physicians, desires to make know: | Qwhich proves successiul in every ease) to th Whh coughs, colds and consumpton, and will send t Iree of charge, to all who desire itit the their address to DANIEL ADEE, B. BLOOMINGDALE, 44 West Broadway. _MISCELLANEOU ec ONSUMPTIV —A PRE CHER OF THE he most cel- the cure e afflicted y will forwar 176 Fultoi street, N.Y. EAKY warr: and Plaw warranted; al AL West Thirty-si “Sixth st Ver fillings, 50 cents, Open Sunda 262 Sixth avenue, Polished t A BEAUTIFY! $8 ana $10; 239 Sixth ay ROOFS, tin, ALL KINDS, REPAIRED AND roots repainted. Office for orders two doors trom Broadway. OTE & JANES, STATIONERS, 93 PULTON street, near Williain.—Account Books made to order at short notice, UM 1 0 ith aa, OU cen Sun cay sbeelmens. 1, Reme mber a a red extr: Kstablished 13% Tha, SUBSTANTIAL SET OF ba ‘oi eth filled. Silver and Bone, All work warranted at Dr. Witty 5, na, $1. venue, A with, MOND, 12 Upon stam; TFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY, pet oe CIReee OF any extractions, teeth Ve sto orlginal shapo, and color. Dr. Si@hin- ‘oat Kleven streets ucar Broadway: VON Matinees TU ~ Y ev and the ve Maria,’ il Fresco” Golgen shi; She. by TTSON" x PORE t PASTOR'S or u the various young men of the day; the beautitul st sisters. Miss Lottie Murray, in’ send The Lady Gymnasts, the Claire sisters, Andy and Annie | eT Pa ey, 3 ie) A erry, Tooley, Las IDA," BY CHAS, WELS, 75e, Bde. 5 Qi Celeste Alida inimitable Sancho Selwyn, represen usr | Me Your Love. HIS NEW SENSATIONS, oh Sisters, Lad. ESDAYS ree | AIDA” MARCH, also tenor arta, | Toh Glen aanurhs | teuerite’ Valse arid (peeiaan ous), 7 | Wot" Galop, ie" “Pulusned | uadrilic, 4c. ; Waltz, 3 "4c, ;’ Soprano aria, ct trios, &e,, *M: Li. he tk Wal AN, 0, 80 B ae Ladies" taught. J, SAU PRIVA OL HOULARS Ain street. By pil CARERS ‘Third avouus, «Dancing taught for the stage, =—DODWORTH'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DAN No, 212 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth _Send for circular. — liquot” doe. «fongin, ar | 7 Brot ray. ING AND DANCE. sia, CLOG AND TRISH diansos all prices 100 Kast Houston street ‘hear ‘ow “DANC ING. ACAL SES DANCING ACADEMIES, TE LESSONS at any hour, day or evening. at private Academy, 212 Bast kleventh st Is can commenee at any time. MASQUERADE-—FRIDAY EVENING, 6, Beethoven Hall, 20 Pith street, uear | tor the benefit of the Morning Star ore place thisevening at BS. vehareh th street, ear Broad way, ‘cl and Hazard & Oaswell's drug vices gra Perens wer) For sale sf Tilany & Co. stores D* MU! RSKA GRAND ITALIAN OPERA, Choice Reserved Seats at Lansing's General Ticket Ottes, 56) Broadway. OMGOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE. THE Fo wenth Annua] Commencement will take pl Association Hall, ‘Twenty-tuird street’ and Fourth aver pus. on ‘Thursday evening, March 5, at8 o'clock. All invite ORTE MUSIVALE, 17 ant, TWENTY:! prone MEtRorourras THEATRIAL AND sHOW “PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THBATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIRTY oUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,