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

ann PRESIDENT GRANT AND PARTY. @eneral Butler’s Great Victory in Mas- sachusetta—The Governorship of the Bay State and the Presidency in 1876—The New Hampshire Elec- tion—Repablicans Hopeful, Democrats Doubtfuil—I'he Louisiana Scandal. WasuINGTON, March 6, 1874, ‘The old democratic party of General Jackson, according to Calhoun, was “held together by tle cohesive power of the public plunder.” The republican party under General Grant ap- pears to bave fallen into the same low condition. The party in the stanch “Old Bay State’ has been as terribly shaken by the disposi- ton of the office of Collector of the Port of Boston As were the democracy of the Empire State by General Pierce's appointment of a Uollector for the Port of New York. As Pierce, in his disposi- tion of the spolls of the New York Custom House, broke up the party into two hostile factions, “hard- shells” and “softshells,” throughout the State, soit 1@ now predicted that General Grant, iu his present Collector for Boston, will split the republican party of Massachusetts, or demoralize it and dis- Organize it throughout the United States. Where- fore? Because General Butler’s candidate for said Oollectorship, Simmons, a worthy young soldier, HIS Was not the candidate of the old Roundheads and | $24, wk stockings, and is yet nominated by the Presi- Gent, and, to rub it in like cayenne lniment, 19 confirmed py a two-thirds vote of the Senate. PLYMOUTH ROCK AGHAST. Consequently there is weeping, wailing and BMasning of teeth among the astounded Kound- heads and straitlaced Puritans of Plymouth Rock Qwiui to contemplate. And they won’t have this man Mordecai sitting in the king’s gate— they won’t have this presuming plebeian Sim- mons in the Boston Custom House—this poor Boldier, who has ueither houses, nor lots, nor | Btocks, bonds nor scrip of any sort to recommend Bim, And they cannot understand the obstinacy of the President in adhering to Simmons after ali their Warnings against bia, But having by committees Bnd in Writing admonished Genera) Grant that the making of tuis poor, Obscure soldier, Simmons, Collector of boston would simash up and pulverize the republican party 01 Massachusetts; would turn the State inside out and upside down, and in mak- ing Butler Governor would bring a political earth- quake upon the country, whicu would change Bos- ton Harvor into @ry jand end turn the current of the Mississippi up stream, Jet the administration “look out or the locomotive when the bell rings.” WHAT IT ALL MEANS. But (would you believe it?) there was and is an Understanding between Weneral Grant and Gen- eral Butier upon this Collectorship which means something more than Simmons, It means that in the coming fall cam- pe: it will appear that Generali Grant the head of the republican party of Massa- ohusetts, aud that General Butler is bis prophet. It means an entente cordiale bewween the two gel eFals Which extends to 187d, and perhaps to a new Qeclaration of independence. It means that Gen- eral Grant does not care a fig lor tue threatel tgs, and bluster, and 1ol-de-rul and fidalesticks Of all the tribe of old Cotton Mather. The “Three Guardsmen”—Graut, Butler aud simmons—bave carried the Boston Custom House, and they in- tend to hoist the old Koundheads trom Plymouth Rock, That is what it all means. butler is happy. One would think, to look at nun, that he lad just Gropped into Washington on his bridal tour, while Dawes is us gloomy as an owl. Boutwell 13 both- ered, and Sumner looks as ominous as a thunuer Cloud, There will be music in the air when Butler again shakes up the dry Lones of Boston. BUTLER’S GLORY, It may be said of Generai Grant that fe knows More tan you woud think; that he thinks guore than you wouid suppose; that he can do moré tuan he can say; that he watches his enemies like Van Buren, and sticks to his Irends like Jackson; that, Bs the Case may require, he is docile as a horse or stubborn as a mule; that le can be as amiable as Lincoln, or as gruif as Marcy ; but that, soldier-like, | even when he has taxena position, he quietly aban- dons itl be finds it untenabie, as in the cases of Wuliams and Cushing, but not before. Simmons is a success; Butler hoids the bag; Massachusetts will shed her ola Puritan dry goods in the fall; for Butuer, radiant in his newborn glory to the eyes of the Gloucester sherman, “flames in the morning THE COMING NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION. Passing through a lobby of the House of Repre- Bentatives, we came upon two men who were dia- cussing party politics. One inquired, “How do you think New tiampshire is going?” “Weil, Yeally, 1 can’t say,” repiied the other; “haveu't given it a thought, and uobody here seems to care 4 Btraw ubout it, one way or the other.” And this is true. The Washington papers have not a word to say on the subject. We uave not, except in the case stated, heard tie New Hampshire election discussed among republicans or democrats of etther House Jor a fortuignt. One ot the State Sena- tors has gone up to help the republicans, but otherwise tuere appears to have been no election- eering movement trom Washington for the White Mountains. The repuliicaus appear confident, the democrats doubtiul, as to the results of tue election. It 18 thought that the inspira. tion irom the wowen’s crusade against King Whiskey in the West may operate to increase the temperance party vote in the Granite Hills, Otherwise the repubiicans, with @ granger for their candidate, are so weil satisfied as to be Indiderent regarding bis success. ‘There is no Gistinct issue o1 any significauce in the contest, aud as the democrats are supposed to be hopelessly down, there appears to be no effort making to lilt them up. A republican deieat would doubtiess be charged to the appointment of Simmons as Coilec- tor of Boston. THE PRESIDENTS POLICY WITH LOUISIANA. We understand that the President is very ear- hest in the expression of is opinions on the subject, but that having turned over the question to Con: greas, he desires to avoid even the appearance of any interserence with either of the two Houses in its deliberations and action upon the subject. It is Said that, to members calling upon him for advice in the matter, he has no advice tu give, Having 10 the outset adopted the Kellogg govern- ment, in the absence of any action oi congress, and having maintained that government whea leit to his own discretion by Congress, the President cannot turn upon himsell; but we are iutormed that be nevertheless still desires tue imtervention or Congress in the definite settlement of this Louisiana scandal by a new election, Senator Ourpenter is probably well advised upon this matter, and hence lis otherwise extraordinary geal in behalf ol a new election. He wishes to re- heve the President, Congress and the party from | their jalse position; and yet tae prospect is that the administration will not be reiieved of this Louisiana “monstrosity,” but will be lett again with this ‘dead weight’ upon its shoulder: EIGN ‘ London, ering goods trout EORGE W. WHEATLEY & CO.. GLOBE F Express—Liverpool, 10 North Jolin street ; We Leadenbail strect.—Parties ot hurope are invited to avail themselves of this | es. tablished agency und oruor uckuges. te be ior gaed per Globe Foreign Express. Quick despateh, low rates And prompt delivery. Geiteral shipping azedts for caryo if » New York Agency, MURKis’ EB Express, 6) Broadway. Lhd gebhedd Ms 8 COURT DR patented, 82 Rue S corner ot Kue ib AND MANTLES, uves des Petite Cham ela Paix, Paris. _WANTED 'TO PURCHASE, ANTED—SEVERAL SECOND HAND M 8 Slate Mantels. Address Tha oat office, Yonkers, N. Y. ANTED TO PURCH. portable House, in per! E OR UNDERHILL, box of “FOR OASH, A that can be taken t order, u Herald office. - U Apart in sections. Address MESC 15.4 NOU KERS OR INSURANCE COMPANIES IN NEED of Safes, with burgiar chests, will do well to ex- amine several on sale at salesroom, AMERICAN STEAM BAFE COMPANY, 3) Broadway. 2 SHELLS, FOSSILS, BIKD INS, Artificial Eyes, Naturalists’ Supplies and Objects of Natural History: collections of Minerais tor schools; 100 Mineral Specitiens tor $10, arranged according to Dana; 100 Genera of shells, 400 ‘Shells tor $10. Catalogues of stock sent on application. Vi1AS. G. BREWSIER, 496 Washington street, Boston, Mass, ii RESTAURANTS, IVE AND LET LIVE—OYSTERS, OYSTERS, OYs- ters! Owing to at in. the Police Commis. ion, the price ot Oyster remain the same Usual at the corner of Broadway ani Fulion street, & S8-Zonda ; have a care proud youu, by special request Please don't torget it. ‘the putilic servant, SANDY SPENCER. DENTISTRY. FULL T $5, $8; GUM TEETH $10: Warranted: extr: ing with gas Sue. j examine specimens: 262 sixtu avenue Bey, open Sanday. Remember, 262, NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1874—TRIPLE SHEET. __OTTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. _ Central. a) VENUE—TWENTY-POURTH WARD, eg Woodlawn, west of Williamabridge, ei ed ground, near Jerome Park ; ten Acres tor sale at a papa, to an immediate purchaser, See the owner, 1 Third avenue, corner ftth street. YHOICE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE C ‘and Lot for sale, on sixtieth street, near Lexington avenue ; frescoed and in Somplete Seah pee the modern IMProveIncHTy roadway, room F, basemen LE—-ONE OF THOS FINE POUR STORY Fo Rich Woop Houses, ‘Seventy-tourth street. near Madison avenue ; price one three story, seventy-pinth street, $32,000, cost last year $42,000; 180 Price $15,500. mer, FRANKPIELD, 323 Phi, ‘ighth aven OR SALE—A BARGAIN, THE TWO SUBSTANTIAL three and a half story Houses 129 and 131 Clinton ace (Kighth street), each 25x46x}6 block, will be offered fow.” Inguire in offide 127 Clinton place. R SALE AT LOW PRICES—SOME OF THE BEST Dunit Hotses How in the market; cabinet als ; at Madison aven Seen tt Ces: ort das BIYLES & Sone aN Le: FOR CASH—NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTY- sixth street and Madison avenue; also House ad- joining on avenue three stories finished in cabivet nd afi atest improvements. Owner on premises, oo —A MURRAY HILL POUR STORY 20 $25.500 foot brown stone: painted and frescoed ; periset order ping aed Mirrors, gas fixtures, new parlor Carpets ay, DUNKIN & CO., 554 Third avenue, East Side. GREAT BARGAIN.—FOR SALE, ON EAST FORTY- sixth street, a modern three story high stoop brown Bone, Ox sx tKS;, Price § A This house cost owner sn a rice quickly ifexamined, AMES RK, EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third street. —THK CHEAPEST HOUSES IN THE MARKET— A..“one on Second avenue, $1200: on Fifty-aixth street, 314,000: 8.20 toot corner, $20.20); four story on. Sixtienh street, 3 oe oo > Desa di (uacinot, and Filth ave- 1) it vi ol jadison avenue, | fae” F, CRAWFORD, 8 Third | (4 -HOUSES FOR SALE, WEST OF THIRD AVE- | A. nue, three story, $14,500 to $20,000; four story, $20,000 to $85,000, Also A Muimber thac must be sold oF Semaed Apply 0 JOHN FETERETOH, 1038 Thivd | avenue. | PBLEGANT BFOOT STONE FRONT HOUSE, WORTH | $20,000, East 116th street; also House, modern im- provements, East 114th street, 36.500; great reductions. Owner, piano Wareroom 2,260 Third avenue. | MOR SALE—A NEW, MEDIUM SIZED FOUR STORY | brown stone House, No. 115 Kast Seventieth street (Lenox Hill), built in the best manner by day's work; hard wood finish; replete and complete in every par | Heulur price very low; terms euxy. inquire of CHAS. | FOX, 1 ast Forty-ffth street, or W. BENTLEY, on the | premises, FF" SALE—IN HARLEM, ONE OR SIX SPLENDID four story brown stone French flat Houses in 119th street, near avenue A; each one complete in every re- spect; 20x60x100 ; steamboat stops at the end ot the strect every fifteen minutes. Will be sold on ensy teins if ap- plied for at once to owner, 285 East 12d t. OR SALE—NORTHEAST CORNER OF AVENUE A, 120th street. a new tour story hish stoop brown stond House, hard wood, trim built, {n a superior manner, by day's work; steamboats land foot of 12th street every 16minutes. Owner on premises | ARLEM HOUES AND LOTS FOR SALE—AT ALL prices. FG. & ©. 8, BROWN, Broadway, corner of Wall street, «NWO LEFT” OF THOSE NEW THREE STORY AND. basement high stoop brown stone Houses, on the ih side of Sixty-first street, Nos. 230 and 282, size 20x50x100.5; dining rooms, paricrs, bathrooms and stairs in hardwood. Inquire on the premises of owner and builder. RUDDELL. | West Side. A —FIFTY-THIRD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND © Seventh avenues.—For sale, a desirable three stor: | brown stone 20 foot House; recently been remodelled ant | tastefully frescoed ; will be sold very reasonably. ) E. H. LUDLOW & CO., No. 8 Pine street, | | A BEAUTIFUL STORE| PROPERTY—WEST SIDE | Sixth avenue, near Twenty-fitth street, for sale | low if taken Immediately: easy terms. Apply to JAMES | EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third street. | A GEM OF A HOUSE FOR SALKE—ELEGANTLY i furmished; must be seen to be appreciated; this | house has one of the finest private stables communicat- ing with it in the cit th sold on easy terms, Call | and examine for yourselves at 226 West Forty-elghth st, | itt | JOR SALE—THE THREE STORY AND BASEMENT House No, 580 Broome; lot 25x90; brick stable In | Tear, room for six horses; good business location. In- quire on premises. | JOR SALE—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE and Lot in Forty-eighth street, between Fifth and | Sixth avenues, in good grder: pried $30,000. Inquire at 840 Sixth avenue, or at No. 9 West Firty-third street, in | the evening. | JPOR SALE—ON WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, a well built three story high stoop Dwelling; all im- provements: stable attached; moderate price and terms. Also four story stone jront, on Filty second street, near Broadway ; pertect finish and order. JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street. erty only lightly mortgage Wo A AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. ie NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK | ‘Tenth; a pleasant and desirable residence; very conyen- RARE, OPPORTUNITY, ark and Hudson streets, Hoboken. for city wad sountey J bd cash. and clear; total value $00,000; rental about to exchange for first Mortgages or city ery ford AWFORD, 968 Third avenv OLLEY, 5} Pine street. RARE OPPORTUNITY.—WILL EXCHANGE A Madison avenue for city Property, improved or unimproved; wlso French Flats JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY | Ri Rernanemnnnnes | iT For Sale. |A A Dwelling House for sale—Asil the modern improve: ments; locstion, Washington street, between Nunth and | jent to the ferries; terms reasonable. Apply to HAZEN | KIMBALL, Hoboken Insurance Company, corner New- POR SALE IN HOBOKEN A FINE BROWN STONE ome front Dweltiag House, three story and basement, XCHANGE.—TEN AC! high stoop; all modern umprovemen ts: good locaiity, for Montgomery street, Bloom: | Sint ee easy tars. Apply to HUNKY QUASTLEY, S06 | exchange tor a House in Jerse ‘arden street, Hoboken, ¥. J. -a good Jooaiity ; value aboat DO! of a KITT: f 8 OF LAND SITUATED ON field, N. J., tor sale or to y City, not iar from ferry, ‘$10,000 or less. Address 1. Merchants’ Row, West Washington PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. ¥°s SALE OR IN EXCHA oe . : Morigages—The splendid d \A basement marble an | BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR $50 PER MONTR—IN Newark, N. J., convenient to depot; House eoptains Newark, for key to view the premises, or to the owner, 77 Amity street, New York. CHOICE FARM FOR SALE—7] ACRES, AT WEST - wood, Bergen county ; one hour from New York on Hackensack Kailro ood buildings, excellént water, plenty, ‘of fruit, in a good state of cultivation; | Price low; ‘terms. aay: J. G. MONERSEN, 307 ureen- wich street; J. D, DUCT, on the premises, Executors. T ENGLEWOOD.—FOR SALE OR TO RENT, A House, with 12 rooms, two acres Ground and bie 10) nd % and Piot of ground on {'0) FP Frouse, vacant a three story basement and sub New York. NGE FOR PIRST CLASS jouble front four story and stone Building No. 166 Chatham street, 28 tect front on Chatham und 39 teet fronting. 08 15 rooms, bath, ri gas, marble mantels, and is pleas: w Bowery; terms easy. Apply on premises or to antly situated on high ground: is comveniently arranged | WHLLEAM CUlIW akZWekLoey way. {or two families ifdesired. “Inquire at 10 sheffiald street, | WtEA AeWALLDUM, "No. 9 Maat Broadway. RK SALE—TWO STORY HOUSK; WATER, HEATER 3 tWo story nd basements, all im- vs ; two brick’ Houses, in fine’ order, 5,000; one’ frame’ House, 10 rooms, two Lote of ground, 4.260 20 low priced Houses; mast be sold: large Housé Lroadwa: Houses to let vor $28 t0 $50 u month. 874 Broadway, near De Kalb avenue, Brooklyn. OOF Lets to exch: (ASSINGS, R SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR A_ SMALLER Lots or a good Mortgage in Brooklyn, cellar brown stone House, plenty fruic pply to G. , 166 Pur | On one of the finest blocks on Bedtord Avenue; ali mod: Youla ave ty. ern improvemenis, rescued throughout aud sately pat it T SEW BRIGHTON-FURNISHED AND UNFUR. | [ePalr.ata cost 0: $2,UW). Address HSLEK, Herald office, nished Houses to rent; adapted to summer or winter; hot and coid water, baths, gas, stables, gardens, Jawna, beautirul scenery ;,hals hous trom city. J. ¥, PENISTON, No. | Pine atreet, ERSEY CITY HEIGHTS.—LOTS TO EXCHANGE tor Merchandise, Liquors, &c.; no cash required. WEEKS & CRISSY, da liudson street, Hoboken, N. J. HOTEL FOR SALE—FAIRFIELD HOUSE, FAIR. field, Conn., to close estate of Lewls F. Clevelat upfurnisted. Inquire of W. W. STEPHENSON, Execu- tor, 247 Broadway, room 2%, New York. CHARMING PLAVE OF ABOUT THKEE ACRE: Wii | urban Property ; also good ten roa geod Ten ANTED—GOOD STORE PROPERTY, and New York, for first class city and sub- 201 Montague street, IN BROOK. ements and Dwellings for UIMBY & BISSELL, Brooklyn, | at West Darien, near Stamford, Conn., for sale Cheap.—Excellent house, 13 rooms; good barn, garden, fruit, fishing, bath: and boating, AMES P&iCE, 200 Hudson street. | EAUTIFUL, HEALTHFUL COUNTRY PLACE— | Sheltered by mountain range, at Dunellen, near | Plainfield, Central Railroad New Jersey; exceilent buildings, frus', water and wood: acres to suit. Photo- grapp, &c., with BLIZABETH NEIL, owner, Third ave- hue, corner 111th street. OCK PROPERTY, JN NEWARK, N. J., 465 FEET buikhead, on Passaic River and Morris Canal, suit- able for lumber or stone yard or factory sites, for sule or to lease. Apply to HOJER & CO., 97 Duane street, BEzaBeEry, N, J.—TO RENT, SEVERAL WELL | 5 oR $2.000 oO ¥roode paying issolution of partnership; nesses, Address 3. H., box $15.000 TO $25,000.—FO! for Property or ED TO PURCHASE. central location, bet we ticulars, E. Noagents. Address WISE, box 121 Heral REAL ESTATS W GOOD MORTGAGE WILL BUY cash business; reason, partes carrying oa two busi: 28 Herald oifice. R SALE OR EXCHANGE Mortgages, paying Busi- hess, in successiul operation: profits large and no risk. office. ‘A DWELLING HOUSE, Ween ‘Tenth and Fiftieth streets; price $25,009 to $85,000, Address, with full par- 5., box 18t Herald offic located Honses, ‘at $50), $600, $700, $800; furnished Houses, from $50 to $1.50. ‘y, OLIVER CARTER, 8! a street, room IL. LIZABETH.—CORNER HOUSE, 40 FEET FRONT, 13 roovns, fine location tor grocerv and meat shop; none hear; it Will be sold vory low; large lot. WM. BOGERT, 6) Liberty sireet, New York. FIRST CLASS LIQUOR Tone lease. New Bowery, FOR SAun. the Fourteenth ward, doin; For particulars apply to WM. & STORE FOR SALE—IN a flue trade; low rent: beort, 5) JOR SALE—STORE PROPERTY, NEAR Post or. | A fice, in the business part of the city, with old estal id four presses and a large street. PRINTING OFFICE, NOW IN OPERATION, WITH variety of type, must be | Sold. No reasonable offer refused. Apply at 24’Beekman lished money making business if required; title perfec! price for all, $11,000, half, mortgage: this ‘Ig a sate ant sure investment and no humbug. Cali on the premises. PAF, Front sireet, Plainfleld, OR SALE—THE HOMESTEAD FARM OF THE LATE HERRING'S SAFE FOR 5S. A door; is in pertect order: Will be sold cheap, Address bo: ALE—HAS'INSIDE IRON four tect high; cost $400; x 22) Heraid office. Tlenry G. Smock; 15t acrea: one mile from Bound FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE ON THIRD AVE- [Rese Ni ce Cat are auraad good BAUANRe ee nue, doing an exiensive business, well established estate. ADDY to WILLIA SMOCK, Bound Hrook; | £00d lease and cheap rent; splendid chance, MALONE. GEORGE sMOOK, Donelen; or address JOHN G. VOOR- CO.'S Store Agency, Lil Nassau street, BEES, New Brunswick. N. OR SALE—A TEN ACRE FARM, WITH HOUSE, | Barn and Outbuildings: fine Orchard; lana under | first class cultivation; situate at Lakeville, L. I; five A “cellent locaton; proprietor, engagaing 00."S Store Agency, 12) LN, DOWNTOWN CIGAR STORE, OLD STAND, EX. long tease in other business, MALONE cause for sellin street minutes’ walk from Great Neck depot; 13 ilies from New York city. This isa good Investment, as the property will s90n be looked for to be cut up into city lots. Call before 9 A. M., or address THUMAS KELLY, owner, at Ferry street, three doors west of Central aveaué, Hunter's A Nrom Broadway, leading Btore, Kighth ward, cheap; 0 & CO.'S Store Age! NICELY FITTED UP SAMPLE ROQM, ONE DOOR street; also corner Liquor wher retiring. MAL 121 Nassau street. Polo.” OR SALE—IN THE VILLAGE OF WHITESTONE, L, I, five two story, basement and French roof | Houses, modern improvements, three blocks from rail- | A. Tins? cLass, Liguor hited up, for sale— of a wide street aud leading very low, price $450. Apply bo4 Third’avenue. STORE, HANDSOMELY | ith good Stock. on the corner avenu wt five yeary’ jease . DUNKIN & CO., road depot: forty trains daily;'terms very easy. A | to A pP RIKER, roow 8, 55 Liberty st, New York ag | WOR SALE-—HOUSE, FLUSHING, SEVEN MILES | from city; French’ roof: gas; water; sewer; year’s | commatation tret so 15 per cent cash. MORRELL, No, 7 Burling slip. ner Liquor Store, on a Bowery. A —FOR SALE, A FIRST CLASS PROMINENT COR* Jeading avenue up town; cheap rent, tive years’ lease; owuer leaving the cit | cause of sale. Apply to 2, GAFFNSY, Auctioneer, 287. (OR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, A PLEASANT COT. tage House, at Tenafly, N.J.; nine rooms; 30 min- | utes from New York. CLARK, 111 Broadway, basement, | room ©, or ®. ©. VEALE, Tenaily, N. J. | OR SALM—AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, AT NEW | Branswick, N. J., a desirable first class’ Residence, | beautitully located, on one of our best avenues; house is finished in the best posstble manner; contains all the modern improvements, gas, water, bathroom, o. ;_sur- roundings cannot be surpassed by any im the city, ‘with- Goods Stores, Diy Stores Tea Stor Coffee and 0 ke Saloons. HELL'S Store. A —FOR SALE, CORNER lard Saloons, Kestauran Stores to let. MITCHELL’ Country Siores, Contectioneries, A WFOR, SALE, CIGAR STORES, VARIETY, FANCY 1 corner Grocery Stores, Keries, Agency, 77 Cedar street. LIQUOR STORES, BIL- ts, Oyster Saloons, Hotels, downtown Sampie Rooms; also Restaurants and Liquot 77 Cedar street. SALES AT AUCTIOS IL SALES AT AveTion, A ROH, JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, ¥ one a4 salennecs. 7 aos feet, opposite the ‘ost 3 Horse Auctlo ’ Mice; Horse Auction Beanch 19 to 25 Thirteenth CONTINUATION OF ASSIGNEE’S SALE OF ST) | A LARGE BROADWAY JEWELRY yrouee ad Temoved to our salesroom for | ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell at day), March 9,commenerg at Il o’click, an elegant assort- ment of fine Jewelry, comprising Diamond, solitaire and Cluster Rings, Bracelets, Necklaces. tc. ; gold and silver Watches, gold Chains, Opera Chains, studs, Sleeve Buttons, Lockets ‘Trinkets, isings. sets ot Jewelry in | diamonds, pearl, coral, thyst onyx. turquoise. Faby, sarnet, opal, ae. aE oe ler ot 1, J. 8 NUIEIM, Assignee: ‘On Wednésday, March 11, # fie assortment of House- hold and Oitice Furniture. a ROH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, OFFIOK "AND AP ulosroom 87 Nassau street, opposite the Fost office; horse auction branch, 19 to 25 Thirteenth street. Elegant Housebold Furniture. ‘Fine Office Furniture. Five rosewood Cottage and square Pianos. By ARCH, JOHNSTON, at his salesroom. 37 Nassau street, on Wednesday, at 103g o'ciock. Particulars to- morrow. AB FINE OIL PAINTINGS A large and fine collection by foreign and American artists snow on exbiintion at the Art Gallery, O0 Liberty Street. To be sold at auction on Thursday and Friday, March 12 and 1% at 12 o'clock each day. EDWARD £CHENOK, Auctioneer. BSOLUTE SALE OF TWELVE LOTS on Fifth avenue. RICHARD V, HARNE1‘, Auctioneer, will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, March 11, at 12 o'clock, atthe Exchange Salesrooms No. 11] Broadway (under the direction of Townsend scudder, E8q4 Assignee), the very valuable 12 Lots and improvements on Fifth avenue, Grand Plaza and Central Park, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth streets, and known as Kuickerbocker Hotel Company property. Maps ready. Sale positive March 1 DRIAN H, MULLER, AUCTIONEER, Houseand Lot No. 229 West Fourteenth street at iction. ADRIAN H, MULLER & SON will sell at auction, on Tuesday, March 10, 1874, at 12 o'clock, at the !xchange Salesroom, No. i11 Broadway, the four siory brown stone front House and Lot No. 229 West Fourteenth street, north | side, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. House about 60 teet deep, Lot 25x12) teet. A J, BLEBCKER, AUCTIONEER, . Trustee sale of convenience of sale. elegant Furnisure, by order of Jolin B, Steven A. J. BLEEOKER. SON & Wille No. 85 Pine street, will sell at auction, on THURSDAY, March 12, at 104 A. Mf, No. 8 West Sixteenth street, all the magnificent Furniture contained In above man- sion. Particulars hereatter. HENRY C. REED & CO., AUCTIONEERS, office 1,212 Broadway, by LUKb FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, sell THIS DAY, Monday morning, commencing at 10 o'clock, brown stone Mansion, 120 West 234 street, tween Sixth and Seventh avenues; broperty of Albert Cramer, Esq, name Steinley & Sons’ Pianotorié, cost $1,0%; magnificent Drawing Room suit, in satin and brocatel, iniaid mar- qnetery’ Centre Tables, Bronzes, Cabinets, Vier and | antel Mirrors, real lice and Brocate! Curtains, 59) Yards velvet and Brussels Carpets, imported Oil Painting, rouzes. Statuary, &c.; gilt Tables, Jardiuieres, Dwar Bookease, 2 Secretary’ Bookcases, Lady's Writinx Desk, Chamber Suits, complete, in rosewood and inlaid walnut? Dressing Cases, Bedstead, Bureaus, Wardrobes, 25 curled hair and spring Beds, Pulows, &c.’ Dining room—Buttet, Extension fables, Chairs, covered in leather; solid silt ver and Plated Ware, complete Dinner Service, 250 ieces; Curkish Chairs, Lounges, Parior sults, covered in | haircloth and reps: also hasement and servants’ Furnle five | Virtue of a chattel ‘AMES CAGNEY, AUOTIONE ‘sl HOD: streete—Excelient Household Furniture iy at 103% o'clock of the four story private residence cy Wee Twenty-fifth street, comprising Parlor Suits, rrors, lace Curtains, velvet and English . excellent ut Chamber Suits, Dungs, Huff's patent Sola Ked. Lounges, u Beading, O11 P fom y eowing Machine, walnus Extension Tatle, Chairs, Iiarhle top, Builet, Ching and Glassware, &o, "0 invited, Jame give his personal Cagney will on to the sale of Vuruiture at private residences, as has been his custom twenty-four years; charges moderaic. ARSHAL’S nALE—BOWE & HILLIER, AUCTION- vers, sell on Tuesday, March 10, at II o'clock, at the auction rooms No. Ul University place, corne: Bighth nd large assortment of fine Cloth Vestings. Crothing, &¢, JOSEPH PHILLIPS. M _Also « lot of Vinegar, Port and Sherry Wines, £c. NM ORTGAGE SALE.—ON MONDAY, 9TH_INST., AT 114 o'clock, at #57 West Thirty-seventh street, mortgage, 12 good work Horses, lent Pouies, Carts, Wagons, Hdrness, Trucks- Sale posl- live and trins casi. By order of thé mortgagee. PUREMPIORY SALE OF BROOKLYN PROPERTY.— QUIMBY & BISSELL, Anctioncers, under the direo- Roa of Hes Cullen, Ji, Meteree, will sett at public suction, on Tuesday, Sarch 10, at 12 d’elock, at the rooms 3W and 4Ul Fulton street, Brooklya, the two story brick House and Lot 134 Yerk street and’ the two story frame House and Lot 19 Talman street; only 10 minutes? AWNBROKER'S SALK—R. FIELD, GENEBAL Auctioncer, salesroom L2 Bowery, will sell this day, 's and women’s Clothing, P &t Il o’clock, bY Lows in Dresses, Sbawis, Remnants, Underclotnia juilts. Blav- kets, Bedding. ‘Boots, Shots, 4: . and Vests. By order of Hugh Fre fs adel se street. AWNBROKER’S SALE—THOMAS J, RR. ‘Auctioneer, 133 Chatham ueet will seit tale day? Ghondas), a8 li o'clock, 600 lots men’s aud women's Re Drewes, ee ag te is, Bedding, Blankets, oats, >) c.; also Coats, Yanty and V F ULL, uth Fisth avenue, afore ltaatl ct oa PAWSBROKER'S SALE—IAMES AGAR, AUCTION. eer, will sell, this day, at 59 New Bowery, 60) low Dresses, Remnants, Sheets, Table Linen, Boots: Gaiter: Coats, Pants and Vests. By order J. Blaumauer, 1 Canal street. PIGIARD WALTERS, 4 COTIONEER—OROCERIE: Tiquors. Marshal’ sale, Will sell Monday, at I o'clock, at salesroom 27 East’ Broadway, cheats or fine Young “Hyson Tea, Coffee, Spices, Mustard. Pepper, Cocoa Sheiis, Cream Tartar, Chow Chow, Pickles, Scotet iil one MODANIEL A. MUMPLY, Marsal, 1 HERMAN, SHERIFP*S AND GENERAL AUG. ©. tioneer. ‘Sheriffs sale Monday, March 2, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the northwest corner of bed- | lord and Carmine streets, the stock and Fixtures of a Liquor Store; also atthe aime hour, atthe corner, ot Bleecker street and Cottage place, the Stock and Fix- tures of a Liguor Store: aiso all the right, title and in- terest of (gnatius Flynn, which he had of, in and to # cerctin tease on the 15th day ot December, 187% or at any Ume aiterward to the above mentioned Store. MATTHEW T, BRENNAN, late Sheriff. Onances A. Brows, Deputy Sherif, ‘The above sale is postponed until 11 o'clock A. M. of Thursday, Sth day of March, 1874. MATTHEW T. BLENNAN, late sheriff Cnarnes A, Brows, Deputy sheriff, a ope snare ae Se posipane je Li o'clock 4, . ot Monday, the 9:h day ot Mare! Y MATTHEW 1, BRENNAN, tate Shoriff Cuartes A. Brows, Deputy Sherif, S. bh een SHERIFF'S AND GENERAL AUO- Sz toner, Sheritt’s sale Monday, March 2, at 11 o'clock in the fore- noon, at the northwest corner of Bedford and Carmine streets, the Stock and Fixtures of a liquor store; also at ‘the same hour, at the corner of Bleecker street and Cot tage piace, the Stock and Nixtures of a liquor store: @lso alteue right, title and interest of Iguatius flyna, which he had of, in and to acertain Lease on the [5th da: December, 1873, or at any time atterwards, to the above mentioned store. WM. C, CONNER, Sherif. CyarLes A. Brown, Deputy Sheriff. Pee ET ow 1s bompony watt i o'clock A. M. of pursday, Sth day of Mareb, 1874. ef 6 WM. 0, CONNER, Sheriff. Cuartes A, Brown, Deputy Sheriff. oe spore 4 le a eee Bostponed nat Il o'clock < of Monday, the 9th day of Narch, Ciaiecieed Wit C. CONNER, Sheriff, Cuarizs A. Brows, Deputy 8 ture. Sale peremptory, by catalogue, Terms cash. UCTION SALE. AUGUSTE MARTINES, Auctioneer. $20,000 worth’ of Magnificent Household Furniture, rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suita, Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes, rare Works of Art, at public auction, on THIS DAY (Monday), March 9, at the private residence, 35 West 15th st, between Sth and 6th av sale commencing at lu}, o'clock. Drawing Room superb Suits covered, silk brocade, Fichest description, Grande Duchesse style, Etayeres, | Secretaire, Bookcase,’ Mirrors, Carpets, Paintings by eminent artists, Clocks, lace Curtains, Ornamtuts, mag- | Dilicent rosewood Pianoforte, Stool, Cover, rosewood and | walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, en suite, style Louts X1V.; Mattresses, Extension Table, sileboard, Silverware, Cutlery, &c.; also Furniture g partments. Sale peremptory; rare chance tor dealers and housekeepers. | lor Suit, Tables, Chairs, S. HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AND G ERAL AUCTION Sy “cer. —shelit’s sale.—Monday, March 9, at 10 o'cl anecr, Ae 5 oe Cag hr ieee assortm ’ chines, Office Furniture, &c. bell Wal. C, CONNER, Sheriff W. H. Bunxs, Deputy Sheritt. SHERIFF'S SALE,—BOWE & HILLIER, AUCTION: ers, sell Monday, March 9 at IL o'clock, at the aua- tion rooms Now 11 University place, comner Hichth stree a lunge assortinent of Household s'urniture, consisting marble top Dressing Bureaus, marble top Washstands, Turkish Busy Chairs, Lounges, rosewood Bedstead, Pare uit Tables, Chairs, Brussels and Velvet Catpety Stair Rods, Ollcloths, and also one large copper Boiler, MATIHEW T. BRENNAN, date Sherif Wutram Sumups, Deputy. FURNITURE. —WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR in ten minutes’ waik from the depot; terms easy. Apply toWARREN HARDENBERGR, 53 Wall street, New York. Rm SALE—THE TWO STORY AND BASEMENT brick House and Lot No. 10 Warren street, next door to Halsey, Newark, N. J.: house contains six rooms and cellar ; 18 centrally located, being pear Centre and Broad RARE CHAN Ship Chandlery and Eng: | street depots; price $9,.00; 2,00) can. remain on mort | gage. Apply on premises or to N. T. ROMAINE, 106 A a road street, New York. ood business; must be POR SALE—THE FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY | brown stone House 220 West Fifty-elghth street, close ie mrad and Central Park. quire within for a short time. QCNLY, SAM GFOR, SALE, FOUR STORY BROWN | stone high stoop House: perfect order; Fourwenth street, near bighth avenue; must be sold. OGDEN & CLARK, Broadway and Seventeenth st. AND TO LET. ‘ERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM 8T. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 9 P.M ON SUNDAY, FROM 3 TILL 9 P, M. CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN. finished first class brown stone Houses, on Macon strees, near Marcy and Fultonavenues, buiit by day's work, under the ‘supervision of a first class builder, and con- | | taming every modern convenience; size 2)x45x1 | Brice $18,000.” Apply to.F. DUNN, on ihe premises, oF | H. NICHOLS (owner). No. 9 Pine'street. New York; al Ww priced irame House: the cheapest in Brookly: BARGAINS ADAMS | STREET, THREE | STORY basement and sub-cellar brick, $4,000; Willoughty | Street, three story basement and cellar, with extension, | $5,600; Myrtle avenue, three story iraine Store, $3,000; | Myrtle avenue, three story brown stone Store, $1400); | High street, two story trame Store, $5,000; Henry stre neur Pierrepont, tour story, corner, Philadelphia brick, | Store, $14,000; 104 Hami:ton' street, three story basement and sab-celiar prick, $6.20). W. P. COOK, 235 Washington street, Brook; | JOR SALE—MYRILE AVENUE CORNER STORE Property: @ large four story brick house and lot, two stores, 14 rooms, 8 puntries, basement and cellar; | Bas and water; price $17,000; terms to suit. Apply to | Owner, over the store, northeast corner of Myrtle and Portland venues, Brooklyn. POR SALE OF RENT—HANDIONS VILLA, 22X00, corner of Eighth avenue and Lincoln place, Degraw street, near the Park. J. LACY, 533 Broadway, N. Y. in same vicinity; no doubt Price $5,000 to $6.5 OR SALE—CORNER LAFAYETTE AND PORTLAND avenues, House, 38x65 fect; lot 109; tour story ; six bay windows; hardwoon doors und stairs; marble hall, | plate glass windows, two bathrooms, elevator to third story j complete in all its appointments. Inquire ot J. ¥, »KELY, builder, on the premises. (OR SALE~IN BROOKLYN, A_ FIRST CLASS brown stone front House, westerly side of Clinton street, 100 fect from Sackett street, four stories high, ard ‘wood finish, 25x50x95; a first 'mortzage of $12,000 can remain on the house; fine location; will be sola low for cash. Inquire of WM. H. PETIT, Executor, 72 Wall street, New York. —A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE, FILLED {JOR SAL in with brick, with brick Basement; all modern im- | provements; size 20x40, with extension; lot 40x! price, $4,000. Inquire of M. M. HENRY, 973 Greene ay. JTEAM POW! IN WILLIAMSBURG, NEAR Til terries, to let.—Two floors, each 45x100; good ligh' ald Sear aeeria alae ev ese wan SON rst street, corner South Eleventh stre: burg. or 183 Grand street, New York. setulras ats B 134. in rear, Brooklyn.—Two full tront. Lots. with Houses, will be sold at auction on Tuesday, March 10, at | 32 o'clock, at salesroom, 399 and 41 Fulton street, Brook- | lyn, by QUIMBY & HISSELL, Auctioneers. By order H. | J, Cullen, Jr., reteree. is WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERT FOR SALE AND TO RENT. NEAT, WELL BUILT COTTAGE, IN_ PLEASAN' location; eight minutes from Motint Veenon depot; house im periect order: contains seven rooms and good. ary cellar; lot 12x58 ‘eet, in which are pear and apple trées, current bushes, grape Vines, &c. ; price $5,500, Ad- | dress OWNER, Fost omlee, Mount Vernon, Westchester T TARRYTOWN, AND ALL ALONG THE EAST bank of the Hudson River. beautitul (urnished and careraiebeg Houses ard Cottages to let and ior suley at ices; also large Dwellings, si 4 tutes, hotels and drat clasy boarding bouses > OF Bae S EMBERSON, 659 5ixth avenue, OR SALE (TWENTY-THIRD WARD)—A DESIRABLE | JY House and Grounds on 163d street, nutes? from Melrove depot; terms reasonable, Tnutes’ walk 3M. DUNN, 22 B away, room 6 BROOKLYN PROPERTY OR SALE | YORK STREET AND 19 TALMAN STREET, | a = $8 ust Twelth street, Ne CABINET CASE (OR SALE OR TO LEASE—ON LIBERAL TERMS, to manutacturers and others, Buliding Sites and | Water Fronts on stemway & Sons’ property, in Astoria, comprising 400 acres of Land, with 4,0W ieet of water front, on the Bast River, opposite L20kt! street, New York, Steinway & Sons’ saw mill, tron foundry and machine S40; 35 Bond street. 'AURANT FOR SALE—DOIN THE STOCK OF A ineer’s Supply store: the owner's reason for selling going to Chicago, and will sell the same ata bargain; the store can be had on reason- . E, WHITE. sold this month, ax Broadway. GROVER & BAKER SEWING Machine, newriy new—cost $i25—will be sold for in complete order, with all attachments. Apply at shops are now in full operation, and their entire piano manutactory will also be removed to the premises. Respectabie people, with some means, and intending to Dduild, assisted by loans on bond and mortgage if desired. Gall on of address STEINWAY & SONS, Steinway Hall, jew Yor! A Established over 25 A FINE OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT— ents by present owner, who is retiring. Apply on premises, 30% hth avenue. GOOD CHANCE.—OYSTER AND LUNCH ROOM C Mine; all machinery uecessary to work it; 20 miles of H, J. DAVID, 38 Park row. | | | WYOR SALE OR TO LET—VALUABLE BLACK LEAD } | Grally dealt with, — tor sale, titted up in trai rate ronning order, with | FR SALE OR TO LET—AT WILLIAMSBRIDGE four years’ lease of whole house; will be sold ata bar- hotel and store Property, with 16 city Lots, near | gain. No, 838 Kighth avenue. depot. RICHARD V. HARNETY, 111 Broadway, room ha al alae ee F, basement. ORNER STORE; WITH AN ESTABLISHED TRADE of 12 years, for saie—Comprises three Stores with Apartments over; all improvements: well rented; a party who can command $7,000 to _$8,0.0 cash will be lib- JAMES'PRICE, 20) Hudson street, city, 5 minutes of depot. FOUSES 20, LET—ELIZABETH, ON. J.— $500 PER year—Nine rooms, all the modern improvements, | two minutes trom main’ depot. Inquire of A. HAMIJ* TON MOR 0, 20) rand street, Elizabeth, N. J. | (OR SALE. Stock, consisting Horses, Wagons and Brooklyn, L. L jarness. SELTZER AND NINERAL WATER of Siphons, Boxes, ri Apparatus, Cail at 373 bridge street, ONG BRANCH COTTAGES TO RENT—FOR THE season, by F. G. & C. 3. BROWN, Broadway, cor- ner of Wall street. | ONG ISLAND FARMS,—A LARGE NUMBER FOR | ‘sale for $2,500 to $40,000; some to exchan old establishea Tea Store 1819; reason for selling, owner wholesale traae, NOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF THE No. 164 Atlantic avenue second door below Clinton street, Brooklyn, established going exclusively into the JOHN SHIRLEY & SON, $1 Cedai the best business } £W BRIGHTON.—TO RENT, SEVERAL DWELE- OR SALE—A WELL PAYING CIGAR STORE ON ONG BRANCH, NEAR WEST FND HOTEL AND | HM the business part of Broadway; cheap rent; a great Ocean avenue.—For sale, two Villa Plots in this fine | bargain, For particulars apply to P, GAFFNEY, Auc- losation, each about 34, acres} easy terms. tioneer, 28734 Bowery. JAMES PRICK, 200 Hudson street. | —————~ ae WOR SALF—CHEAP, A SPLENDID BLACK Wal, | \JEAT COTTAGE, EIGHT ROOMS; ONH QUARTER hut ce House tor ‘lager becr, 15 Kee capacity ; call acre, carriage house; fine view of water: garden, | today. Jas. T, WILLIAMSON, 147 Myrtle ay., Brooklyn. ec. : ten minutes trom Vanderbilt landing ; $2,500; terms | ~— NE ASHE pmiamacrt res | DARRIN, 5) Broad strect. OR SALE—A GOOD PAYING OYSTER HOUSE, IN at of Third avenue; must be sold urd avenue, ings, furnished or unfurnished ; delighttully located ¢ all modern improvements, stables, lawns, gardens, suade ; 30 minutes trom Wall street by tWo lines of boats half | EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third street. f° need apply. ner F Store, in Fourteenth war For particulars a R SALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQuor ‘d; long Jease: no agents pply at 76 Jackson sirect, JEWARK, N.J.-FOR SALE OR JO LUT, A NEW | [OR SALE—A FIRST CLASI three story and two story extension frame House, il rooms, with improve nents, pleasantly situated, five minutes’ waik from depot New Jersey Railroad: ne nue. No agents, nih ay 3 GROCERY, CONSIST- ing of two grocery wagons, buggy, two sets of har- a fine horse and @ first class stock of goods, at 370 price $6,500; yery cheap; terms easy. For particular: hddress Li, i, MURRAY, 6s Jersey street. i OF N. J,, AND ORANGE MOUNTAIN (SPE. cialty).—Residences, from $2,000 to $59,000, for sale; also several Places to rent, turnished and unfurnished. } B. F. SMALL, 98 Liverty street. | JEEKSKILL ON THE HUDSON.—FOR SAL¥'OR TO three Cigar Sores; Bowery Dining Saloons; tour Family and Confectionery Stores; Apply to F. GAFFNEY, Stores to tra ', Auctioneer, 287% Bowery. OR SALE—CORNER LIQUOR STORES ON FIRST, Second, Third, Fourth and Eighth avenues, splen: Gidly fitted ‘up; five Grocery stores; nine D: and Broadway Oyster ani ; Bakeries de for Lots. Liquor stoi let, on Smith street, neat Cottage, containing nine Tooms and carriage house; flve minutes’ walk trom de- Rok, APbiy to or address Mrs J. STORER, Peekskill, Fo Fixtur iness; good reasons for selling, second sireet. R SALE—GROCERY STORE, WITH STOCK AND Horse and Wagon; doing a good cash bus- poly at 4u1 West Thirty- JTAMFORD, WEST END, STRAWBERRY HILL.—FOR CE] STC 4 s. _ Ny tage, fine stable; 1s acres, Al ply to owner, room 17, No. | cheap tor cash; owner has another busine: 3. Ap) ply ia yg Eine street, from i toSovclock, store, 29 Myrtie avenue, ALO. G@ithbw. APHE EXBOUTORS OF THE LATE MR, ROBERT. | Annett offer for sale the Property consisting of 95 | Acres of land, with 3,00 feet of water trout; this property | 4s situated on’ the Hudson River at Fort Lee, N. J... oppo- site 1otd street, New York. For maps and ‘further. pir- ticulars apply to WASHINGTON HAWES, Port Rich- Mond. suiten Island, or ROBLRT ANNETT, at Fort FOR SALE.—THE a corner of Newark and Willow of Belgian Paving stone: BEST PAYING HOTEL good business; Cedar street. FOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—A LARGE AMOUNT 3 for sale, Apply at the streets, Hoboken, N. J. DENNIS KAGAN. 0 LET—AT ASTORIA, A THREE StoRY HOU (new), ten rooms, with a parn: 19 minutes’ walk Inquire at 490 Tenth avenue, NE OF THE LARGEST AND FINEST GROCERY Stores in Brooklyn is offered for sale. For particus APO LET CHEAP—A GOOD FRUIT AND GRAaS | Farm, Connecticut shore, Long Island Sound, on | QAFES.—THE BEST Asso | New York’and New Haven Railrovd, near station. “Ad. | © dress, for one week, OWNER, box 189 Herald off can —— =~ — —~ | COMPANY, 80 Broadway, M0 RENT—ON THE HUDSON, WITHIN A MILE OF | ~ the station, at Tarrytown, a comtortable House, fully furnished, bath room, tiot and cold water, a large and new kitchen and laundry with bot and cold water; a butier pantry, and twelve rooms in addition; excellent | riage house ind stable with water, an ice house filled, (i spacious grounds. For further particulars, apply at 4 vittn avenue, good avenues, doing good LHOMAS GA $1.000. a 1 TPO, RENTCAT STAMFORD, | CON handsomely furnished, containing 16 rooms, wit ag, hot and cold water, stable and garden, on high &: round, overlooking the Sound, For particulars call on Sraddress Mra B. WILLIAMS, 78 Madison avenue. and Tea, _ MACHIN! der, now running, with al reduced price Burr Mills, Po! their interests by communica also Ames' Poi $8.500 tnttiome, 10 neres, tine dweilinge barn and store (old stand). convenient to the city, RUFUS K. McHARG, 13) ere nnn,, CLOT T EDWARD MILL STABLISHM avenue, near Waverley place—She utmost valne paid for cas“off Clothine, Carp ey bY € Addressing Mr. or Mrs. MILLER *° bY calling on or TB. MINTS, 24830 AV. BEIW i, THA streets—60 per cent more cas! 7 a 2 @isewnere for ladies’ silk" aud worllen Deeasee eae ud wool je ly attended by Mr. and drs, MINTZ. Brooklyn T E b Sr 5 b T, ¢ SIXTH AV: A” cues, indion ond gentionsneen poaateuis repays W per cent more than elsewhere for Casi-ofY Clothing, Carpets Fur ienre, Bo, We will, pay {gf Presses trout 3 Coats, from } Pants, $2 t ir. or Mrs. FLATTO, heel taal soy T SIXTH AVENUK, NEAR FOURTH STRERT, AL intfes and xentlemen’s tlothing, Carpets ae cea Dought at the highest cush prices.” Call Ber ati Wat 2 batt pao Qrort BRZ PAYS 1HE HIGHEST CASH Peaad ladies’ and gentlemen's cast off Clot or jadies’ ‘nd 8 nin ith street; orders by asf walk from Tuckahoe depot OR SALE OR TO RENT-THREE MIN Harlem Railroad, French root House and + 10 rooms; corner lot, 75x10; miles trom New York, two story | carriage house, all new | healthy; beautiful surroundiny Flee $5,500 gnsy:s Feat $000. -ADpIY t0 ©. Ae OR itaNDinn, Mount ernon, N. ¥. INE FARMING LANDS, SUITABLE FOR SUBDIVE- sion, located on the line of the Harlem Ratiroad, uth of White Plains, near the city limits, tor sale: trout | $300 to $500 per acre ; good investments to hold tora few years. FG, & ©, 3. BROWN, Broadway, corner Wall street. Ad SKERS PROPERTY YOR S416 70 RENT AND e; fine Residences, Cottages and Fa exchange; ting, MEHINGTON « RUGRWEL No, I Getty House, Yonkers. LOTS IN NEW YORK CITY.—AN OPPOR 250 tunity wilt be afforded thove desiring, to wee | these cheap Lois im the Twenty-fourth ward at Wood. | iawn Hernts by taking 9116 of IZo'clock trans (rom | Fo eetand Fourth avenue, Hariem Rail. To , Tuesday and Wednesday, 0th, loth and Pith nate. Que fgents will meet parties’ at Woodlawn + 8 are be! COTTE DAO: MbNa No. 6 Warren stroat, WHITBHILL & Co PENNE prices in second hand Safes, of all m e tound wt salesroom, AMERICAN STEAM SAFE | —GREAT BARGAIN—FA Inquire at 335 G able Horsters, c, Cortlandt street, New York, sR lars inquire at 43 Grand street, Williamsburg. NISHED HOUSE IN STAMFORD; = . 3 ly ; Water front and view ; carriage N BS' 0) x Bi t—31 VE | | house and fruit; two Coctages im iiversige. three min | C)Nand Paney. Goods Store, live wears: estaociee | utes from salt water and depot, hot and cold water, trade; business is easily conducted and profitable: price | ARTHUR E, SKELDING, Riverside Suation, Conn, | ¥u0ud rent low. MIVCHBLE'S, #7 ‘Cedar street. AND LOWEST sand sizes, RIMENT WO FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STORES—ON business, and will be sold immediately, as he owner is leaving the city. Appl: NY, Auctioneer, Ni etre atvouk. © 6 Contre street. ERY ERY. A PROPELLER ENGINE, IN GOOD OR- | 1 connections, inciuding a | ELEGANT HOUSES, TEN ROOMS; DOUBLE Lots | SUtiice coulenser, circulating and donkey pumps; size to each house ; command view of bay and city, N Ofengine, 15x15': suitable tor a small tug boat. address | Brighton, five winutes trom landing; 95,00. 07 NCW | i Herald office, 00 eo PRIEST A da QTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS A SPECIALTY. | WILL BUY AT A SACRIFICE A PLEAS. | *>y,J7 stock, trom 3 to 100 ho rtable E ting with us. HAMPSON, FROM 2 TO 500 ble duty, for sale | 6 ACRES OF VALUABLE MINER. 20.000 vanas,in the suonandoun Valler, Vac on Which are located ‘the celebrated Ramley and Viton Springs (ite perieets splendid, situation for hovel), tor saie or exchange for Ci Property, LESPINASSE & FRIEDMAN, 12 Pine street, EDICAL CLAT. 3 in removing (rouble, matrumony ASTROLOGY ; ONE together or separately, on For further UART, 1% Broadway. 10.000 Askes STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, . cents per acre, cas M ENGINES, JERS, { Geec ri peion. ae of bes an 4 ett) pa | at hal pride sek warkunted pevens 0 yer acte; purt i % | 2G. SPP AND! Reentst id he ~&. i ROBERTS, 52 Broadway. | $11.000. =PARM, 108 ACRES: RICH SOIL, 2 Rugite. los ithe eee AMBTE Hear devovand rang felunt sountsvery cheap. “Luwise | premises Twents-aith sitet North River | North Port, LL; at2i7 Frout street, Tuesday A. M. tormauon apply to JOHN ST RVOYANT WHO NEVER , Whether sickness, Dusi- absent friends. 100 West six- $24 00 =A BARGAIN—A VALUABLE SOUTH: 'e erp Home, beautifully located on the Chesapeake Bay, 45 mile trom Annapolis city, Md. ; the best iruit farm inthe state; 20 hyp chi CLAIRVOY., shows likenesses, cause 142 West Twonty-uith strove, ANT—TELLS: NAMES, marriages. 50c. and $l Tes, 4,000 peach, pear, apple, pium, cherry, apricot and nectarine trees in bearing, all choice fruit; oysters, fish, eels, clams, crabs. and ducks on my hore; Ave boating and ‘sporting: ele: Sant, modern residence and outbuildings, large lawn, ¥ ea Ce ‘a magnificent water; city and na: y LO’, QULLIFORD, Anaavons, 4, G ROFESSOR RODGERS, le the ad, HO Bust Fourth sires PSY REVEALS FROM THE ORADLE TO THB Srave; finds absent iriends; recovers stolen prop- erty, Hours trom 9 to 6, 85144 Bowery. OLAIRV' OW. Cnamee given of tbe vise aad ae juvers Will consult | UCTION NOTICE.—HENRY ZINN. AUCTIONEE relis this day, commencing at lig o'clock, all glegant Furnivure contained in private ‘mansion, 21 i Wel ‘A magnificent rosewood Pianotorte, 4 round corners, cost $950; Parlor and Bedroom Suits, almost new} Brussels Carpets, Mirrors, Olipaintings, lace Curtains, | Bronzes, Clocks,’ Stiver and plated Ware, Bedsten Bureau,’ Wardrobe, spring hair Mattresses, | Lounges, dining room, basement and kitchen Furniture, and every article necessary tor genteel housekeeping. UCTION SALE.—HANDSOME USEFUL Household Furniture. THIS DAY (Monday), 1034 o'clock, at the elegant private residence 210 West Zist st., near 7th av. Parlor Suits, richly carved inlaia and gilt frames, covered in damask | satin and silk cotelaine; magnificent Decker & Bros. 75 octave jour round rose wor wforte; marquetry an: inet and Centre Tables; Turkish Lounges, Easy imported bronze Figures and Clocks; ine Oil Paintings, lace Curtains | Library and Secretaire Bookcases, choice Books, | Library Tables, rosewood and wainut Bedstcads, Dress: ing Cases, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Lounges, Si hair and spring Mattresses, rep and halreloth suits wainut Extension Table, Bullet, Dining ware, Crockery; hall ani kitchen Furnit and assortment usetul Household Articles, | positive. Take Seventh or Eighth avenn ROBERT U. CASHIN, Auctioneer. Competent men to pack and ship goods city or country. | Y BOBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, | ‘OLD FURNITURE, CLUB HOUSE AND HO: WINES, CIGARS, &c,, &c. | ROBERT SOMERVILLE WILL SELL, AT THE WELL | KNOWN ESTABLISHMENT OF THE LAIE GEORGE | W. BEERS, EsQ., 74 UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER THIRTEENTH SURERT, ON TUESDAY, MARCH 10, AT 10% A. M., contents or PARLOR, DINING, CHAMBER, CARD ROOM, WINE CELLAR, &c. ae follow Carpets, Builets, Pidno, Chairs, Curtains, Bureaus, Paintings, Sofas,’ Cabinets, Beédsteads, ‘Porcelain, Lounges, Chandeliers, Bookcase, Plate, Lambrequins, Mirrors, Desks, Ornaments, Sideboards, ‘Tables—centre, card and dining; Cigars, &c., &c., choice Wines icles of use and value. tieth street, near Broadway, 25) Lots, by catalogue. | ‘At | | | torte, cost $96, for $250. | eene Ad Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COW- PERTH WAIT & CO.’>, 155 and 157 Chatham street AD immense stock and low prices. REAT SACRIFICE, AT JERSEY CITY—MAG nificent. Grande Duchesse style Parlor Suit, nearly covered with French satin brocade, cost $12 pex Will be sold for $200.cash; one do., Marie Antoin- Style, $150; one do., $65; two Brussels Parlor Care | pets, OL Baintings, Mirrors, Vases, Chamber Furniture; A sacrifice 249 Grove street, near First street, Jersey at the store, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL ALL THEIR ELE- gunt Household Furniture at sacrifice: superb Suit, made order, covered silk brocade, Grande Dugh- se" style, cost $9), for $200; do. $19 do., $40; Piano- ‘aintings, Bronzes, Mirrors, Carpets; rosewood, t Chamber Furniture, Mattresses, Extension Table Buffet, ‘China ware, Glasswai 36 West 15th st, ith av. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding, at lowest cash prices. by weealy ine | stalments, at O' FARRELL'S warehouse, 40 Eighth ave hue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst streets. T PRIVATE RESIDENCE, 1 WEST 23D STREET, property family Jeaving for Florida—Will sell thet Cleant Household “Furniture, 4c. on the $l—namely, Steiuley € Sons’ Pianoforte for $800: latest style Parlor Suits, covered silk brocade. $2.0; one do, $15), rep Suits, 5; blush Sults, $00; Carpets die; yard: Chamber Sul plete, with ‘Dressing Cases, $150; plain Suits $6); Bedstead, spring and hair Mattresses, Buffet, Chairs, Extension ‘Tables, Turkish Chair, Lounges, &c. Call at private house 120 West 23d st. N, B.—Can be seen to-day, GRAND DUCHESS PARLOR SUIT FOR $130, cost $425: rep Suits and Haircloth for $35; Car= pets, bedroom and dining room Furniture, &c.; Piano- Residence 2) Kast 20th 'st., near Broadway. LADY, HAVING FURNITURE TO FURNISH A AL inotse, would’ iet the ‘sume to responsible parties very reasonable, taking Board, with a Root, 10 part dress Mrs. LELAND, Heraid ‘Uptown ranch office. A. PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING NO FURTHER USE ior their Household Furniture, will positively sell {tin lots to suit at a. sacritice—Satin damask Parlor Suits, elegant Decker & Bros. Piauotorte, Cabinets, Eas} Chaits, two Bookcases, Bullet, Extenslon Table, com- plete Chamber Sets, Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, fine Bedding; rep and haircioth suits, Carpets, Paint. ings, Bronzes, &c. Call this week. private residence 216 West 2ist st. No troubie to show furnivure. and many other a1 i TEEL HOUSE- By, COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—GENTEE! hold Furniture in Clinton place.—On Wednesday, March Il, the entire Furniture of the private residence No. 85 Clinton place (Kichth street), between Fifth and Sixth avenucs; also at the store No.'53 East Thirteenth street, near Broadway, on Friday, the 13th, an extra large sale of Furniture, Pianos, 4¢., 4c. Deiails in time, ‘with catalogues. Y ISADORE J. SWARZKOPF, AUCTIONEER—WILL sell, at 10 o'clock, at 35 First street, entire Stock and Fixtures of Liquor Store, Bar and Back Bar, Ale Pump, Glassware, &c. ; positively in lots; dealers Invited. By order of Jacob L, Marcus, Attorney for Mortgagee. Be Sao eACHy pAUCTIONEER.“DACOUY | & JOUNSON will sell this day Qlonday), at 2 o'clock, ‘at 454 Canal street, their entire Stock on hand of House: hold Furniture, consisting of Parlor and Bedroom Furni- ture, black wainut Bedsteads, Troy and bow Bedsteads, Extension Tables, Dining and Side Tabies, Chairs, pier and mantel Mirrors, large assortment of gas Chandeliers, | tresses of all Kinds; Vases, i ngs, Bookcases, Sideboards, Bureaus, Was nd @ large ety of other Goods; all to be sold reserve; dealers and others invited. Sale per- emptory. | office Furniture, China Dining Set, feather Beds, Mat: | fancy ‘Articles, Paintings, | ABER, Furniture, Beds, wedding, 4c. Payments taken by the week or month. ferms easy. KELLY & 00., corner of Twenty-fifth street aud Sixth avenue, N, 7 We put no Geticious value on our goods, | _We ask no exorbitant prices. /C ARPETS, AND FURNITURE AT. THE LOWRSR A r mon ay ments taken, ra eee Te ea ORNNINGH ABE 386 Third avenue, between 27th and 28th streets. YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, ALB Gries rich patterns, English Brusselsand. Ingralt very cheap, at 112 Fulton street, between William ai Nassau, side entrance. | AYNE’S PATENT PARLOR BEDS, IN BOOKCASE, PALingere and Buffet; also Sota sind, Lounge Bed ihe largest variety in the city. Depot, No. 40 Bleecker street. &C., WANTED. HOUSES, ROOMS YROCKERY, ROCK, YELLOW AND GLASS WARE, J &.—HENRY LOTZ, Auctioneer, sells Monday Mart 9, at 10 o'clock, general assortment, to suit dew ers. By order of William Anderson, 10 College place. A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, 76 UEDAR eet, between Broadway and Nassau street,—Will, customary since 185%, 4ive his personal attention to sales of FURNIIURE AT RESWWENOUS OF PARTIES DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING. JOR SALE—UOUSE AT AUCTION, IN BROOKLYN ‘on Monday, March 9, at 12 o'clock noon, at auction lesrooms 339 Fulton street, opposite the City Hall, the ree story and basement brick House on Macon street, ‘340 feet east of Throop avenue, near Tompkins avenue. | The house will be open to visitors on Monday forenoon. AREAI SPRING AUCTION SALE—BY ORDER OF manufacturers, consisting of 1.600 cases Bouts, Shoes d Brogans, on Monday, March 9, at 10% o'clock’ A. May stores 118 and 120 Church street, New fork. | HOYT, WHELLER & BRADLEY, Auctioneers. ENRY D, MINER, AUCTIONEER, LATE HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER. Salesrooms % Chambers and 77 Reade streets, D The | dissolved by the death of Mr, Allen B. Miner, the bi ness Will be continued by Henry D. Miner, surviving | partner, as formeriy, at % Chambers and 77 Reade sts, NO. 656 BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET. Regular sales of bew and second hand Furniture, &e. Mr, HERTS will, as usual ior the past 25 years, give his | special attention to sales ot Purmiture ai residence of arties declining housekeeping, and can guarantee en ire satistaction oy reference to former patron J 8 WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER. —MARSHAL'S «+ sale.—Tuesday, March 10, at 10% o'clock, at Bowery, the entire’Stock and Fixiures of a Gentleme | HEN®® 8. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, Furnishing Goods Store. By order of ADULPH BIRN- | BAUM, City Marshal. JoOsPH wouIRK, AveTIONEER, wil seli at auction on TUESDAY, March 10, 1874. at 12 o'clock noo at the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, by order of tho exvoutors of i estate of Patric! urphy, vd. the valuable Property known ay No. 38 North Moore Street, and the leasehold Property known as No. 48 Boach at e Auctioneer's, 87 Cedar street, P, TKAVER, AUCTIONEER, i R & WRIGHT, Monday, Marcn 9, at 10) on chta or and 59 Great Jones strest, Household Burnie | S| Suits in haireloth and teps, black wainut | ese suroaus, double and singie Bedsieads, marble fop Washstands, Rrussels and ingrain Carpeus, Nair Mat. tresses, tonther Keds, Pillows and Bolsters; Mirrors: lot fine Blankets, Sheets, Quilts, Pillow Cases, Cutlery, Gings- , Crockery, &c,; also one Billiard Table, two sete of Balls; Oaes, Mixers Be.3 as tne Sewing Machines a2 rol}, Goods, Jewelry, firm of Allen B. Miner & Brother having been | i} in this City and Brooklyn. | SMALL HOUSE OR UPPER PART OF ONE OF | not less than five rooms on one floor wanted—First | floor over a store on Myrtle or De Kaib avenue, above | Clason, Brooklyn, preferred; family only. three adults, Address, With particulars as to location and rent, whied moderate, PROMPT PAY, box 183 Herald office. | AMERIOAN GENTLEMAN AND WIFR, OF NEAT £ and quiet habits, want Upper Part of House | pleasantly located in Ninth ward, with corresponding hunily; references exchanged. Address J. H. 0., bod 54 Greenwich street, OUSK WANTED TO RENT—SUITABLE FOR A snail family; south of Forty. fifth street, west sidé referred: rent uot to exceed $700. Address A. Le Py | Heraid oflice. , WARSTED.-GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WANT SEO Second or Third Floor of house below Twentieth street, for housek: re‘erences. Address, terms, S. H., Hei must | WAXTEDION THREE YEARS LEASE, & MODERN | three story high stoop House, In a good block, Ninth avenues, above Thiriy-tour | Hreet, bye on af uonable stand street, by a stall family of unques! | dross 'with particulars, MBKUHANT, Dox 139 oitiee Werle NTEDOA THREE STORY HOUSE IN A GOO. ANTEDA THREE OTO%ea lor two furaion ad il Post office. aventes; rent not to ext ior three days, RENT, box 2u4 Her: | TANTED—A FURNISHED MOUSE CONTAINING | WARE I tooms, between Fourth and Twenty-thi | streets, Sixth and Thi Address, $1,000. office. TANTEL 4 MILY OF THREE ADULTS, W Halt a House (lower part preferred), unfurnishe ina respectable neigavorhood; locatton Between Nin and Twenty-third trees, Filth and Eighth avenues ; rent modera' ¥ . Warten, TO RENT—A MEDIUM SIZED HOUSE, BY a small private tamily of adults; location betwee! Thirty-fourth and Fifteth streets, Madison and Six! aventies. Address MGKUHANT, station ¥. WANTED TO RENT BY THE 1ST 1sT OF MAY.—A comfortaole House, unfurnished, between Fighth and Thirty fifth streets, east or west, by a responsibl arty; rent must be inoderate. Address 0. We y jerald office. A In the Country. GENTLEMAN WISHES TO RENT FOR THE season, with privilege of buying, a small ae | Place, with good hone, eight rooms, furnished; trom'3 toibacres Rood ground, plewaan{lye located ‘om 5 to cre! round, asantly ted, good neighborhood, witt in two hours of tow York, ad iress, with full particuars and price, ¥F., station 4 New ‘ork. ‘WANTEDGIN CONNROTIOUT, WITHIN ONE-HALP mile of station, not more ci wo hours rro: by New Haven road, a turn! ‘Hotes. gonegin ag Fooms. Address, wi shade trees,