The New York Herald Newspaper, March 13, 1874, Page 11

OUR FOREIGN RELATIONS. Peace at Any Price and Gen- eral Torpidity—Nothing Doing to Fur- ther American Laterests, and Nethin, To Be Attempted in Order to Retrench or Save the Treasury. WASHINGTON, March 10, 1874, Our foreign relations have settled down into a condition of universal peace and torpidity never known be/ore in the history of tne government. The departure of Mr. Caleb Cushing for Spain, as a diplomatic enterprise, excited no remark, because it 1s, at this late hour, considered as signifying nothing, Whatever might have been its import at an earlier and more appropriate season. It 1s re- ported that his instructions may be compressed into two words, “masterly inactivity ;” for beyona such incidental cases as may arise for some time to come, affecting the rights of our citizens in the island of Cuba or of our flag on the high seas, he is instructed to rest upon his oars. He will reaf- firm the sympathy of the United Staves for the republic in Spain, and the wishes of our govern- ment for its success. He will congratulate Pres- Ident Serrano upon the amicable settlement of the Virgintus imbroglio, and express the hope of Pres- ident Grant that no event may occur to disturb the existing peaceful relations and good under- standing between the countries. But he will e@ttempt nothing in the way of a convention to establish upon a better footing than that which we now hold our commercial interchanges with Cuba, and nothing in behalf of the abolition of slavery in the island, and for the sufficient reason that the government which exists to-day at be displaced to-morrow. It is jurther said that if within a year there shall be no security in the tenure of office of the Spanish government Mr. Cashing will abandon his great object of @ com- prehensive treaty and return home, i A GUARANTEE OF PEACE. Meantime his presence as our Minister at Madrid {sso generally regarded as a guarantee of peace between the two countries that no apprehensions and no hopes are entertained o1 any interierence on the part of oar government in Cuban affairs or of any declaration in behal! of the insurgents, even though they gain possession of the whole island and establish their headquarters in Havana. Never at Washington was the prospect of any action in belialf of Cuban independence, or of bellegerent rights to the insnrgens, or for emancl- spe so hopeless as now. Even the leaders of he colored citizens appear to have abandoned in despair their efforts to secure the active interposi- tion of Congress or the administration in the cause ofeither Cuban mdependence or emancipation. CENTRAL AMERICA TRANSPORTATION SCHEMES. ‘The same fatality bas fallen upon all other enter- ses, designs or expectations looking to the ex- mnsion of our authority or the enlargement of our interests in our relations with other countries. There was last summer a scheme afloat for the an- nexation of the northern tier of the States of Mex- Ico irom sea to sea;.but if any of the parties con- cerned in this scheme are in Washington they have learned the virtue of silence and the wisdom of awaiting amore convenient season for broaching the question. And so with regard to certain International railway _ project between the United States and Mexico; and so in reference to the various interoceanic nas foun. can be done here for any of them now, for the Treasury 15 at dead low water, and they must await the return of the flood tide. All that can be expected from this Congress at pres- ent touching these interoceamic canals is some small appropriations for the Coa vary or the surveys how under way, and for nothing further. ADVANTAGEOUS COMMERCIAL RECIPROCATION CHECKED, in, the time is ripe for a commercial treaty ‘with each of the Spanish American republics and the Ewpire of Brazil, hae & $100,000,000 in money within afew years may be addea to our trade with these nations; but the preluminary ex- penses necessary to open the way Ior this inviting sommercial reciprocation cannot be spared at this sessign, when the cheese parings, candle ends, soap fat and waste paper of the executive depart- meuts are all carefully saved by Congress to meet the interest on the national debt, including the bonds held by the national banks. ST. DOMINGO AGAIN. And it is rumored here that ex-President Baez, of Dominica, expects to return betore the end of the year with the sinews of war which will enabie him to recover his government, and that then we hall hear something more of the St. Domingo @nnexation scheme; but now two millions tor the whole isiand, including Hayti, would be two mill- fons more than Congress could raise even by doubling the tax on lucifer matches. THE ARMY, NAVY AND DIPLOMATIC CORPS BE- TRENCHED. The simple truth is that but for the fear of damaging our public credit and depreciating our Sieg bonds abroad by the experiment, one- jalf or more of our ioreign missions, Spain among them, would be abolished in the diplomatic appropriations of this session, such the fit of retrenchment which has seized upon the two houses. As itis, our foreign affairs for the ensuing fiscal year will be left to take their chances upon shortened supplies to regular or ir- fegular missions, consulates and roving dipioma- lists. The aaministration and Congress are re- solved that. to save the Treasury we must have peace, universal peace, and that having deter- mined upon peace our foreign relations must and will take care of themselves lor a year or so. Ac- cordingly the Secretary of State has retired from active business, and a8 in an assured continuance of peace we shall want neither costly ships ol war nor standing armies, these two strong arms of the public safety are to be cut down to the small re- quirements o! the millennium. projected from Tenuantepec to Darien. 14 CUBAN MATTERS IN THE CITY. The Friends of Free Cuba in Good Spirits—Cespedes Possibiy Stili Alive Proximate Arrival of General Rafael Quesada—What Is the Agency Doing? The Cuban exiles, who mostly congregate about Exchange place, express their satisfaction at the actual condition of affairs in their fatherland. They think that the crisis, for which all have been So long and earnestly watching, cannot now be far off. One of the best proofs of this is thought to exist in the unprecedentedly rapid rise in the price of gold, re. cently telegraphed from Havana. A wealthy Cuban merchant stated yesterday to a representa- tive of the HERALD that the last advices from the Island chow quotations in gola to have reached 188 premium, as compared to Spanish bank notes, and that no one cuuld be found to accept a thirty Gays’ billon London at any reasonable figure be- yond this enormous rate. The Cubans believe that with finances in this deplorable state it will be 1m- perce ior the Spaniards to send any considera- é number Oo! troops to the front. It 1s well known that the volunteers, notwithstanding their loud-mouthed patriotism, will not move into campaign unless they are well paid. And, say the friends of Cuba, suppos- ing the Spaniards send 10,000 men to the tiela, it will cost not less than $100 a man, or altogether $1,000,000 in gold, in addition to the regular es- timated war expenses of $4,500,000 per month which the revolution of Yara has cost the govern- ment for years back. But this additional expense in putting any considerable number of reiniorce- ments in campaign would be but an item in the cost necessary to keep them there, And if the contempiated new levies did reach the tront they would haraly be sufficient to repair the very heavy losses suilered by the Spanish army during the past twelve moncbs. In the meantime the in- surgents are everywhere growing bolder, and, if possible, more confident of success. The Cubans here claim that their compatriots have passed into the Vuelto Abajo: thatis, the western department of the island, or that portion of it that lies between Sagua la Grande and Colon. In proof of this they cite the fact that the com- manding general of the Cinco Villas district re- cently held a long conference with Captain General Joveliar about the critical aspect that affairs are assuming in his territory. It is reported that the negroes, aided by small bands of patriots who have at diferent times succeeded in crossing the trocha of Baga, are out in jorce. These insurgent bands are burning . plantations, destroyin rop- erty and spreading dismay in all irec- tions among the Spaniards. Perhaps this new aggressive movement may account for the Sudaen rise in gold just reported from Havana. Some of the friends and relatives of Carlos Manuel de Cespédes, while generally accepting as true the news oi the ex-President’s death, still think it not impossible that he may yet be in the land of the living. They argue that it is not likely for Cespedes to be the only one of his party to tall | into the enemy’s hands, The men who accom- panied him were tried followers and proved patriots, and {tt is mot likely they would allow of their beloved _leader’s be ing captured without an obstinate resistance. ‘They Would not abandon him so easily, But if Cespedes were really captured or killed, the Spaniards would have made much more of a noise about it than has been done. They would have placed his body on exhibition for identification, as was done with Agramonte; the Spanish press would have resounded with ail particulars about his death and capture, and, above all, every endeavor would have been put forth to take him alive. For these and a variety of other reasons the friends of Cespedes still entertain a glimmer of hope that the grand, central figure of the revolution, around whom all its glories cluster, may yet be alive. General Ratael Quesada leit New Orleans by rail last night, en route to New York. His sister, Mrs. Carlos Manuel Cespedes, sailed trom this cgty for Kingston, Jamaica, to join other members of the ex-President’s family, and learn whatever other particulars can be gathered about his fate, Acuve sympathizers with the Cuban cause are looking With anxious eyes to the agency under Mr. Aldama’s care. They say that he and his friends have not only all the power, but also the money, to be found among exiled Cubans, and if ho does not speedily fit out a strong expedition the rie, Will be dissatisfied with his adminis- | A | house, for Board a NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET, BOARDERS WANTED. ROOM TO LET—WITH BOARD, Tne er eo anele gentlemen; appointments ‘iret lass in all respects; references exchanged. 43 West Tweaty-second street. . ABLE THIRD FLOOR ROOMS, 10 Cc Reeny- eighth street near Filth avenue—Board it desired; smail, select tamily ; to agreeable party terms to suit; reference required. SEC ,OOR ALCOVE ROOM, FURNISHED, 1 to COND th Noard also singic Room, with every home comfort; terms moderate to good, reliable parties. Apply at 196 Macdougal street. Ayer BLOCK FROM MADISON SQUARE—ELEGANT Second Floor, together or separately, with or without private table; Room for @ gentleman; references ex- changed. 119'East Twenty-third street. changee. YOUNG MEN OR MARRIED COUPLE CAN HAVE A 2 nicely furnished front Room, with good Board and il the comforts ot @ home; terms moderate. 566 Third avenue, third bell. HALL ROOMs TO LET—WITH BOARD, TO GEN- 2 tlemen; terms $7 per week; best reference. 256 ‘West Twenty-fourth street. WASHINGTON PLACE (ST. JULIEN).—ELE- 4 gantly furnished Parlor and Bedrooms on second floor to let; house entirely renovated and is especially adapted for families; French table. TH STREKT, 115 WEST.—PARLOR SUIT (TWO OR three Rooms), handsomely furnished, hot and cold water: also third floor front hall Room; location and table first class; terms moderate; references. TH STREET, 16 WeS8T, NEAR FIFTH AVENUE.— 14 Handsomely turnished Rooms w let, with Board, suitable ior tamilies or single gentlemen wishing to room together: terms moderate. 14 STREET, CORNER SECOND AVENUE (00 4 and 302)—Second story front Parlor and Bedroom, handsomely furnished, to let, with Board. ATH STREET, 27, WESTLARGE AND | ELE 1 ‘antly furnished Rooms to let, with soard, on sec- ond, third and rourth floors; house and table first class references. TH STREET, 217 WEST.—LARGE HALL ROOM, joor; large front Room and hall Room, fourth floor, to let, with Board; summer prices to per: manent p: es; references, 47H STREET, NO. 257, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND Eighth avenues.—A jarge, handsome front Room; sun exposure; house throughout clean, neat and ne’ with good table and attendance; terms reasonable to a permanent party ; no moving. * li LAFAYETTE PLACE.—FURNISHED ROOMS TO TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. JRENNETT BUILDING. GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTS, WITH A VIEW TO SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS FOR THE FEW OFFICES NOW REMAINING UNLET IN THE BENNETT BUILDING THE RENTS HAVE BEEN REDUCED, AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS MAY OBTAIN OFFICES AT VERY LOW RENTS. TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES 18 NOW PRESENTED AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE OPPOR- TUNITY TO SECURE ELIGIBLE OFFICES, ON MOST FAVORABLE TERMS, THE ABOVE BUILDING IS COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, HEATED BY STEAM, TWO ELEVATORS, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, INQUIRE OF aed lel (3lElel&5I HOMER MORGAN, NO, 2 PINE STREET. “tise manufastaring purposes on Ureemwion street manufaeturing purposes, on Greenwic rt between Desprosses ‘and Watts treets. Apply to T. BALD- WIN, No. 2 Harrison street. nated Ae PLACE HOTEL TO LEASE FAVORABLY: 105 suits rooms, stores, restaurant; most sitely and centrally located, fronting Broadway between Cooper Instituvé and Bibie House. Apply at 27 Third avenue. LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT TO LET— Either separate or together; best location up town; Be 1,14 Broacway, near Twenty-sixth street. Apply on A LARGE CORNER STORE AND BASEMENT, OR whole Building, to lease, on Eighth avenue. and Thirty-seventh street. Apply to H. SARNER, 583 Third avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street. —TO WOODWORKERS.—FLOORS OF ALL SIZES © to let, with Steam Power: 202 to 206 West Houston. street and 99 Elm street. Apply to JOHN J. McCRUM, West Fifteenth street, between Tenth and Eleventh avs. BASEMENT AND UNDER CELLAR, LIGHT AND ar with Steam Power, or @ portion of it. Apply to SMITH & BOGAR4, No.1 North William street, cor- ner Franktort. Jet, witn Board. 1 EAST FORTY-FIEST STREET.—WILL HAVE TWO large Rooms, with Board, on fourth story (present family lew party of gentlemen. A FIRST CLASS STORE ON WEST SIDE OF BOW- ery to let—At low rent; well adapted for carpets, nee or dry goods. For particulars apply at 245 Water ve for Europe in a short time) for family or 2 D STRERT (MADISON SQUARE).—PLEASANT Second Floor to let, en suite or sing]; Iso single Rooms for gentlemen. reterences with or without Boart exchanged 26 Hast Twenty-third street WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—A LARGE ROOM, third floor, back, to let, with Board; also hall Room, fourtn floor; no moving ; references. WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue—Handsomely furnished Rooms on second and third floors, sngie and en suite; Board for two per: sons, including room, fire and gas, $20, $25 and $30 per week. References given and required. 3 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—TWO DE- 2) sirable well furnished front Rooms to rent, with or without Board, in small private tamily. 4 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—BOARD, WITH large handsomely furnished sunny tront m, on second floor, also one large tront Room’ on third floor; terms moderate ; references exchanged. FIVE STORY MARBLE BUILDING, 53 BEEKMAN street, cellar and sub-cellar, rear on Ann street, to ak J.D. WENDEL, 79 Maiden lane. —STEAM POWER TO LET; ROOMS AND FLOORS, with or without power; rent low. Nos. 18, 20, 22 and % Pell street, A QORNER STORE ON SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR Fortieth street, to let, or lease for sale; store 25x 125, with plate glass windows; rent $2,000. ARRELL, $13 Sixth avenue. —TO LET, A LIQUOR STORE; IS SITUATED ON 0 vorthwest corner of Amity and Greene streets; handsomely fitted up and doing a good business. Apply on the premises. FINE LARGE STORE AND BASEMENT ON SIATH avenue, near Twenty-eighth street, suitable for any ‘business, $1,800; also many others on Sixth avenue and Broadway, from $0 to HINE, © OE A let. 4 )D STREET, NO %&3 EAST.—TO LET, WITH Board, to gentleman and his wife or two gentle- men, a beautiful, sunny, frout Room; private family; at @ moderate price. HANDSOME STORE, 19 UNIVERSITY PLACE, corner Ninth street, suitable for publisher, book- seller, dressmaker, or similar business. Apply on the Premises. 5 WEST TWENTY-POURTH STREET.—A PARTY e of gentlemen or gentleman and wife can have handsomely furnished Rooms, en suite or singly; every convenience tor eomfort, Board it desired. 116 WEST MIRTY SECOND STRERT.—FURNISHED Hoom for lady and gentleman; Beard for one. 14 orn TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—NICELY jurnished Kooms to let, with Board, on second And third floors; references exchanged. 15: WEST ELEVENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to gent and wife or single gentlemen; no moving in May; references. 166 ALLEN STREET—PLEASANT, FURNISHED Rooms to let, with or without Board ; house pri- vate. 177 SENINGTION, AVENUE, CORNER UP THIRTY. ( first street—Pieasant front Rooms to rent, with Board, upon very moderate terms. 179 MACDOUGAL, STREET, BETWEEN CLINTON place and Washington squere.—Handsomely furnished Rooms to let, with Board, in a private tamily- 200) WEST, FOURTH, | STREET— FURNISHED Rooms to let, with Boara; terms $5 and $6 per week. Q1Q VESt FIFTY-THIRD STREET—ROOM | AND hall Room to, rent, with excellent Board, gas es ; $15 for two, $22 50 for three a week; no moving mn 7 dvertiser owns the hou: 939 East THIRTIETH STREET.—IN PRIVATE 2 J family, good Board, pleasant Rooms, for a mar- ried couple or single persons; price reasonable. 242 WE T TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—FAM- ilies and single gentlemen esti | good Rooms, with first class table, are invited to call early; terms reasonable. _ pe ROOMS, WITH AND WITHOUT BOARD, to let, in all locations: particulars free. GSNUNG’S Boarders’ Directory, 37 Union square. 5 BOARD AND LODGING WANTED, _ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE TO ARRANGE with a ey Paver family owning their own two (iront and hall) Ag mice accommodation, $120 per month will be paid. dress W. L.. room 6, 112 Broadway. LADY OF THE HIGHEST RESPECTABILITY desires well furnished Room, with Boar: rice, in- cluding gas and fire, not toexcced $15 per week; reter- ences eachanged. Address Mrs. P. N., Herald office. N AGED LADY AND DAUGHTER WISH BOARD IN a pri family; two Rooms on second floor, above Fourteenth street, west side. Address, stating terms, A. B., box {4 Herald Uptown Branch office. OARD WANTED.—A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND = family want an entire Second Floor, with private 8. ; Will require possession March 30, Address L. W. box 169 Herald office. B* A GENTLEMAN, A ROOM WITH BOARD INA good location; best of 1eference given; give terms and full particulars. Address E. W. G., Herald office. ANTED—TWO BEDROOMS AND PARLOR, WITH Board, for a family of four adults; situation must be first class and either in New York, Brooklyn or New Jersey, within one hour trom New Yo! the most uuex- ceptionable references required. Address, stating price, A. L. X., Herald office. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE, Board in a strictly private family; location be- tween Fourth and Seventh avenues and Fourteenth and Thirtieth streets. Address, stating terms and location, A., box 138 Herald Uptown Branch office. Reterences exchanged. A —THOUSANDS VISITING NEW YORK STOP AT + the Franktort House, corner Frankfort and Wil- liam streets ; Beds, 25c., Suc. ana $1 per day. Gen- th ind families. ELMONT HOTEL, FULTON THROUGH TO ANN street, near Broadway.—Heated by steam; open all hours; European plan; Kooms 50c. and upwards; new family Rooms; meals at popular prices. My HOUSE, 166 HUDSON STREET, CORNER OF a Exe ht. —Ex it Board $5 50 to $7 50 per week, with single Rooms; single rooms, without board, $2 and ds; lodging, 8c. Gentlemen only. Open all AROVE HOUSE, 172, 174 176 AND 178 BLEECKER street, six blocks west of Broadway.—First class Rooms, with excellent Board, $6 to $12 per week, $1 6) to $2 per da, NEW, ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 BOWERY, CORNER Bayard street.—200 light’ Rooms, neatly furnished, & or 0c, per night, $2 to $3 per week, tor gentlemen only pigs FRANCAIS, 54 WEST ELEVENTH street, between University place and Firth avenue, New York.—Table d’Hote from 6to8 P. M.; Breakiast, 50c., from 7 A. M. CHAS, JACQUES, Proprietaire. UMMIT HOTEL, 65 BOWERY.—ROOMS BY DAY D and weak, Hick. Toc, and $1 per might; weekly ices reduced ; heated by steam. ve sg y atk. BREDER, Proprietor. INCHESTER HOUSE, EUROPEAN ‘PLAN, CORNER Broadway and Thirty-frst street.-New and cle- gantly turnished Rooms; restaurant first class; very Quiet and retired. TH. DJ, WINCHESTER, Proprietor. __ THE BALL SEASO} SOIREE DANSANTE, TRVING HALL, EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, from 8 to 12, J. SAUSE’S DANCING ACADEMIES. PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day or evening. RCULARS at private Academy, 212 East Eleventh st. T MR. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hah, Sixth avenue, Keservoir Park. Pupils received any time betore May. Mr. T. gives a reception this (Friday) at & AW ROPWORTH’S PRIVATE CLASSES FOR DANC. + ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street. Pupils can cominence at any tine. ‘Send for circular. HE WALLACE HOPS (FIFTEENTH), SATURDAY evening, March 14, at Ferrero's Assembly Rooms (Tammany Building), East Fourteenth street, commenc- ing at8 and closing at 12, Popular ag ever. JORGE H. WALLACE & SON, MUSICAL, _ \7OICH CULTURE—BY AN EXPERIENCED. PRO- fessor; method easy and rapid; Englisn and Ttalian Address ‘inging at prpil’s residence ; terms’ moderate. prea LL 7 West Thirty third street. geo BILLIARDS. 1 =STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES AND A + the Phelan & Collender Combination Cushions, tor sale only by the patentee, H. W. COLLI i, suc: cessor to ’helan & Collender, 733 Broadway, New York, A —PHELAN's y IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES, now used in St, Nicholas, Grand Central and Wind: tels, this city, for sale only by GEO. BE. PHELAN, arclay street, gor No, LEASE IS OFFERED OF BUILDING ON CORNER of Broome and Mott streets, lately occupied by Mesers. Brewster & vo., 51x122 feet; six stories; can be divided and steam vower furnished if required. For terms, &c., apply to A. KURSHEEDT, 44 Seventh avenue. A STORE AND DWELLING, NO. 818 BROADWAY, adjoining Wallack’s Thoatre, to let; possession im- berks Fixtures for sale; rent $3,000. Appiy on the remises. INTIRE FRONT—BROADWAY TO FIeTH AVENUE, Nos. 4, 6 and 8 East Twentieth street, separately or together; partially improvea. JESSUP, 258 Broadway. INE LIGHT LOFTS TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT steam power; low to good tenants, at No. 39 Ve- sey street. OFT TO LET—SECOND FLOOR; 40X93; NO WOOD- work. Apply on premises, toot of Rivington street, ‘OS. 12, 14 AND 16 JOHN STREET.—OFFICES, SEP- arate or connected, to let in this building, suitable for jewellers, watch importers, &c. Inquire of W. ViEN- VILL, room 9, on premises. FFICES TO LET—AT 19 PARK PLACE AND 16 Murray sireet; entrance on two streets; first class light, heat and ventilation. Inquire on the premises, at room 12, or of I. 8, SHEPHERD, 181 Broadway. FFICES TO LET—IN NO. 318 BROADWAY, WITH as, heat ‘and water. Apply to S. B. HUTHINGS, No, 38 Jon street. TEAM POWER—LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS AND Offices, with or without power. 113 Nassau street. Inquire of M. J. GILHUOLY, office No. 2. TEAM POWER, WITH WELL LIGHTED ROOMS, for $25 and upwards. Apply to G. F. HALL, 137 Elm strect. TEAM POWER TO LET—WELL LIGHTED ROOMS, \) with steam power, to let; heated by steam; steam elevator ; rent low. Apply on premises. JO J. GORMAN, 418 and 420 West Twenty-seventh street. TEAM POWER OR WITHOUT.—TO LET, EITHER three Lofts or whole Building. Apply to CH. WAG- NER, 413 and 415 East Twenty-titth street. spore est pa eee TO cette! og Pitot steam, an: am Elevator: well lighted: JOHN McLAREN, Third aud Grand strects, loboken, GTORE AND BASEMENT TO LET—NO, 432 SIXTH avenue, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, occupied the-last five years by J. W. Onderdonk as a hardware store; rent cote, annum. Apply on the premises or of HINES, COLE & GREY, corner of Thirty-second street and Sixih avenue, or of the owner Mrs. J. J. CONNOLLY, corner of Clinton avenue and Hague streets, West Hoboken, N. J. ‘PWELLING HOUSES TO LET, Furnished, summer and winter residence combined within the limits of the city The elegant Residence of James Gordon Benneit, Esq., with greenhouse, grapery, carriage house, stables, bowl- ing aliey, &c., situated about 135th street, on the highest point of Fort Washington, containing about 20 acres, with an abundance of mental and large forest trees’ The grounds slope Hudson stiver. The elevation of the property affords charming views of the :udson and the surrounding country for many miles. ‘The grouncs will be kept in order by the owner. The entire place will be rented, together with the handsome furniture, to a private family only, atthe nominai rent of $4,000 per annum, Tmmediate possession will be given. You can goto Fort Washington from the Battery, by ee" Jess time than it takes by horse cars to Central ‘ar! a It ts a short and pleasant drive from Fourteenth street For tull particulars apply to Warren street. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. FOR TWO FRONT ROOMS ON SROOND $10 fcc , Rewly furnished: location good: cars pass ing New York College." "Wen saninininne al 5 SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE, FOURTH 22. et.—Newly iuraished Rooms, suitable for house- ee pi all conveniences. aiso others or single or party of yentlemen; 121 WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET.—PLEASANT furnished Room, suitable tor gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; light housekceping if desired; terms $5; location first class. 144 WEST TWENTY-FIVTH STREET.—FIRST class Boara, with pleasant Rooms, for gentie- men, $6; also, one single Room; can ac- to commodate 6 iow lady 902 WEST FORTY.NINTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY PA furnished Parlor and Bedrooms, on second floor, for light housekeeping, or Board, with ‘private table if required; private family. 22. WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—FURNISH it unny front Room and Bedroom, with drawers and closets, bath and gas, in private house ; terns moderate; reference. 495 BROOME STREET, THREE BLOCKS WEST JO ot Broadway.—Two furnished Rooms to let, to suse Sensamen or to man and wile for light housekeep- Ing; rent low. LONG LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES IN GOOD neighborhood to rent at reduced rents from $150 to amonth. — HINE. COLE & GRAY, 536 Sixth ay. FURST CLASS, THREE STORY HIGH | STOOP ro" stone House on ‘Xington avenu er~ fectorder, to let, furnished. ° iad HUTCHINSON & WILSON, 27 Union square. NEATLY FURNISHED BROWN STONE COTTAGE, Bath st., to let, $1,000 year; three story high stoop pom Lacey gp coy peed os nr peo stone, 241 ou, pw et an avs. ), and others. PHALON & SLOAN, jl East Seventeenth st TO LET, FURNISHED THROUGHOUT, BROWN tone House, Prospect place, near East Forty-first street; immediate possession; rent $125 per month. N. H. ESLED. 504 Third avenue. FULL SIZED HOUSE, FULLY $800 per month. MI. FULLY AND HAND. @vnsEe HOUSE, 17 ROOMS, THOROUGHLY FUR- . POTTER BROTHERS, Nos ¢ $400 somely turnishedyon Washington. square, to rent at A. J, LYNCH, No. U Pine street. nished, near Union square; full of ders; per month , quarterly in advance; poreasion 4 or would bell Me or MONTAGUE, box 48 Herald Up- NISHED FOUR STORY HOUSE ‘eet, near Fitth avenue, to rent, ‘$350 per month. Aduress X., ILEGANTLY Ft West Sixteenth for one or two yea: Herald office. LEXINGTON AVENUE ELEGANT FROWN STONE i handsomely furnished, ‘only; unfur- nished, to tirst class tenants, $2,000; magnificent 4 story, Bear Cenwwal Park, $2,000; large assorument of Houses and Flat LIONEL FROELICH, Third av., corner Fiftieth st. Mi ssa LET—A HIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE IN GOOD repair; neatly furnished; everything included, for $150 @ month and board for one lady; immediate posses- sion, Call at 136 West street. 0 LET—THE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT 0) + possession May 1. Be AMIDON, 22) Fifth avenue, if ba (0 LET—FURNISHED HOUSE ON THIRTY-SEVENTH street, near Seventh avenue, three story high stoop: very convenience; $180). J. WILLIAMS & SOX, 270 West Thirty-fourth street, corner Eighth avenue. Unturnished, TTENTION!—ONLY $350 PER MONTH, WORTH $600, for first class and elegantly furnished four story brown stone House, above Forty-eighth street, a few doors from Fifth avenue; will be rented to perfectly re- sponsible party at above panic rate for one or more years. Address the owner, B. B. F., box 104 Herald office. BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE, NO, 233 EAST ‘Thirty-fifth street; all improvements; in good order; rent low. Can be seen from Il to3_ without permit. A°%, S:ORY HOUSE TO LET—343, WEST TWENTY- ninth street (Lamartine place); modern improve- ments; rent $1,550. Permita of NATHANIEL ROK, 200 Varick street. A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE BASEMENT, BE- tween Broadway and Fourth avenue, on Twenty- second street; rent $3,000. S. B. GOODALE & CO. No, 5 West Twenty-third street (Fifth Av jue Hotel). THREE STORY HOUSE, 25X50, LOT 100, TO LET— or dwelliug on Twenty-fourth street, Seventh “ron For busine: between Sixth an: 38. PEC! ues, CO., 181 Fifth avenue. N EGANT FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone tull front House on Fifty-seventh street, near Eighth trescoed in oil trom top to bottom ; rent moderate. ‘Bt & UN, 37 Union square. A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STUNE House on Seventy-eighth street, near Lexington avenue ; rent moderate. HUTCHINSON & WILSON, 37 Union square. FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House, Thirty-fifth street, Peay Riv Sonat: rent No. 5 West Twenty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel. FOURSTORY HIGH STOOP BROWN STUNE House near 5th avenue, above 26th street; size 25x05. Rent $3.8 0. B. GOODALE & CO., No. 5 West 23 Twenty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotel. FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY HIGH STOOP STONE House in Fifty-Fitth street, near Fitth avenue, with iarge mirrors in parlor; house in most pertect condition; will be rented for a term of three years at $2,700. P. 8. GOLDEN & CO., 957 sixth avenue. VERY HANDSOME CORNER HOUSE ON FORTY- fitth street and Lexington avenue to rent, at $2,000 immediate sseaston; unexeeptionabdle M. A. J. LYNCH, No. ll Pine street. NEAT THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK House to let—Unfurnished, in Charles street, near Waverley place, $9004 year; ‘four story brown ‘stone, Seventeenth street, near Secretary Fis! i ty-second street, near Fifth avenue, $2,400 PHALON & SLOAN, 31 Kast'Seventeenth street. ‘OUSE AND STABLES—ON 116TH STREET, BE- tween sixth and Seventh avenues, at a low rent. Apply at the office of JOHN MCCLAVE, No. 1 Pine st. ‘OST DESIRABLE THREE STORY AND BASE- ment House, 11 rooms; all improvements: seven minutes trom Liberty street ferry: rent $50 per month ; halt price to May 1. “Apply toewner, A.M. CAPEN, 361 er annum ; Reighborhoow. A Sea CITY FACTORY PROPtRTY TO LET— \ For @ number of years, on reasonable terms, the whole or in loits, on First avenue, below Thirty-fourth street; abundance of steam, elevators, plenty of light; suitable tor any manufacturing Sarpoes. . M. KOEHLER, 117 Broadway, room 4. HREE GOOD CORN.R STORES TO LET CHEAP— on Sixth, Kighth and Ninth avenues: excellent loca- tions for tea, erocery, provisions, furniture or any bust. ness. iso two old estal 1 juor res, Wi bonus. Apply at 603 Hudson street. | geared 0 LET—A FIRST RATE SIOKE, NO. 806 PEARL street, suitable for any kind of business; also Work Shops renting trom $16 to $30 a month. Apply on the sat? P, M. every day. Tl LET—GRAND STREET, NEAR BOWERY, FOUR elegant Floors, each 75x25, basement and su’ lar 100x25; suitable for club rooms, manufacturing or other business purposes; will be let together or separately. For particulars inquire at 335 Grand street, pre Broadway. (0 LET—THE MODERN IHREE STORY HIGH stoop dwelling House No. 55 Amity street. Apply to J BONS, 113 Bleecker street i & JO LET—FOUR STORY BROWN STONE, HIGH stoop house; No. 234 West Fifty-toarth street; furn- ished or not. Apply to JOHN SHIRLEY & SON, 81 Ceaar street. 7, LET—HOUSE NO. 47 WEST THIRTV-FIFTH street, between Fitth aud Sixth avenues; four story, high stoop, brown stone tront. G. H. FRANCIS, No. 48 Franklin street. (0 LET-THE FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT brow ii fect order: possession May 1. RwibUN, 2.0 Fiith avenue. LET.—NO, 31 KING STREET, BETWEEN MAC- dougal and Varick, three story and basement Dwell- ing with modern conveniences; may ve sublet; also to let, lower part Of house adjoining, nine rooms. Apply to #. He 0 LET—423 AND 490 EAST TENTH STREET, WITH or without Steam Power; suitable for any kind of business. W. W. LYON, Real Estate and House Agent, 7 avenue D. 0 LET OR LEASE—THE HOUSE NO. 48 WEST § te Boge NT gg oo py ged in fine jer, ‘a smal mily. ly for permit le W. RENWICK, 22 Wooster strect. U lig LET—A SPLENDID NEW STORE, AT NO, 222 East Fifty-seventh street. between Second and Third | = LET OR LEASE—HOUSE AND GROUNDS (SEVEN lots), No. 248 West 124th street, with carriage house and stable; 11 rooms in dwelling and modern improve- | ments; rentlow. Apply to owner, No. 52 Kast 126th st. avenues. Apply to MICHAEL F. POWERS, on the prem- ises. Uf ped LET—FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, Rooms, with or without Power, Apply on the prem- ises, 294 Eleventh avenue, corner of Twentv-ninth street. 0 LET—OPPOSITE NEW POST OFFICE; OFFICE, corner Broadway and Barclay street; long occupied by the Baltimore and Ohio Kailrond Company; suitable for bank, insurance orrailroad. Apply to REED & HOYT, 249 Broadway. (PO,LET-A SPLENDID DRY GOODS STORE AND ‘areroom. Ww. ixtures, mirrors, cai pets and stool Apply tod. @. MULCAHY, 17 Catharine street, rg My LET—THE STORE AND HOUSE. 536 EIGHTH AV- ian see - r? re is cd occupied and ees ee! we ars for gentlemen's jurnishin; to EDWARD TIMPSON. 115 and 17 Nawaat is room Tt if 10 LET—SMALL STORE 154 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR Sixteenth street; splendid show window’ (plate glass); now occupied a cigar store: a first class stand Jor business; possession April 1; rent low, IN DIT, East Twelfth street. H. M. CO; 10 LET~AN OLD ESTABLISH PHOTOGRAPH Possession May 1. ina Sh, OUP ASSEN at Cha inquire of H. NDER, Canal street, from 9 to 4 o'clock. aaiaetboreniy dla ting aad LET OR LEASE—A LARGE STORE, BASEMENT and sub-cellar, in the fine brown. stone building No. is$ Chrystie street. Inquire inthe factory in the rear of 160 Mott sircet. (PO LET OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS—THE elegant iron tront Store No. 495 Broadway, between Broome and Spring strects, 25x20), running through to Mercer street; furnished throughout with Baker's heat- ing apparatus, and with elevators, both outside and in- le; \: S pest, Lighted fea Rr eh Moe conventent stores in the city. y to AKER SEWIN MACHINE COMPANY, No. 780 Broadway. shtcih TO LET OR LEASE-THE FOUR STORY BRICK Store and Dwelling No. 618 Sixth avenue. A.M. & R. DAVIES, 809 Broadway. NN ADplY to 0 LEASE—LOW, IN WHOLE, OR SINGLE LOFTS and offices, new five story Building (25xi25), 52 South Fifth avenue, corner Bleecker street; heated by steam; Rune to business or manufacturing. Inquire of janitor. 10 LEASE—BASEMENT AND SUB-CELLAR NOS, 70 and 72 Bowery, 50x125 feet; also front halt ot First SANDFORD, lc3 Bowery. 10 RENT—THE ELEGANT FOUR STORY HIGH stoop House No. 112 -econd avenue; house 26x58, lot 125: possession at once; owner will be on the premises from 9 to 9:30 A. M; or inquire of LEONAKD J. CAR. PENTER, 26 Third ave ible House. [0 RENT—FOUR STORY HOUSE ON 42D ST., oP- posite Reserveir square, $3,000; also three story brown stone 01) 48th st., $1,500; also one on 49th st., near Broadway, $1,300; others tn good locations, TIMPSON & PEET, Broadway, near corner Forty-fourth street. 10 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, ONE BLOCK east of Broadway.—Three story brick Houses conveniently arranved; rent $1,900. Apply at HUGHES’ Harness shop, opposite. FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET T 286 EAST FIFTY-FIRST STRERT, BETWEEN SEC. ond and Third avenues, handsomely furnished front Parlor, with closets, hot and cold water; suitable for one or two persons; German famfly; strictly private. GooD A ANCE FOR A YOUNG. COUPLE.—A Floor, furnished complete for housekee) ig Fed location; rent cheap. Apply to JOHN WALLACE, 125 Fourth avenue. : PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET TO GENTLI a handsomely turnished Room on seco! one on third floor; southern exposure; pri East Twenty-fourth street, near Madison squ HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SITTING AND BED Boe very suitable for a physician or tor light plousekeeping jouse private ; all improvemenis; neigh~ borhood desirabi rentlow; references. Apply at 319 bast Thirteenth street. Al rit, EIGHTH STREET, XEAR BROADWAY Front hal! Room on third floor, and large, hand- Somely appointed Chamber on second ‘story, suitable for two compa to let to gentlemen only. ae A PARLOR FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, FURNISHED | for housekeeping ; plano, batn, hot water and gas; house private; terms moderate; parlor warmed by peaure iso two other Kooms. 1/1 hast Kighty-seventh street. N ELEGANT SUITE OF FIVE ROOMS, ON SEC- ond floor, newly and comfortably ' furnished, together, or as ‘desired; board in the house optional. Location 37 West Twenty-eighth street, third door west ot Broadway. NE STORE, CORNER OF THIRD AVE- nue aad Seventy-first street, 90 teet deep, with or wijhout Apartments partitioned off the rea: rate toa good tenant. 1. J. CARPENTER, 2 FRONT AND REAR PARLOR AND FRONT BASE- ment, range, and everything complete for house- keeping; also large singie Koom and bail Room. Very low rent. 3) East Thirteenth street. Waneuovse THREE STORY AND BASEMENT, IN rear of 11 Gold street, to let. 3. D. WENDEL, 79 Maiden lane. LING HOUSKS TO LET. Furnished, WELL FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET OR LEASE— No, 222 West Tenth street, near Bleecker; rent $200 a inonth. Address V. L. B., 96 Warren street bs A NUMBER OF THE BEST FURNISHED AND UN- furnished Houses to let above Fortieth street—with others all over the city, with many for sale. N. C, BISHOP, 243 Broadway. HOU! WEST 7 TY m7 one up to, let, with or ich is all Hew and frst class; pos C. 8 PECK & CO,, 131 Fitth ‘ar. Fr ‘Twenty-third street. without furniturs C session Immediately, FURNISHED FLOOR TO LET—roUR ROOMS, WITH gas, $45; without, $40 per month. 141 Fourth avenue. Legge FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- room, also single Room for gentlemen, without board, in the new, first class house 6% seventh avenue, junction ot Broadway and Forty-fourth street. (0 LET—FURNISHED FOR HOUSEKEEPING, PART of a floor. three rooms; also a front hall Room for lodging. No. 265 Sixth aven' Near Seventeenth street. { HOSTING ROOM, BEDROOM, AND KITOH- - JU en, connecting, furnished tor housekeeping 5 venient to ‘cars and stages. Central Apartment House, 123 Forty-tourth street, between Lexington and Fourth avenues. FOU RTEENTH STREF T, NEAR *LMONIT- J D co's.—Two or three nicely turuished Kooms to let. Terms moderate, ne House No. 17 West Thirty-seventh street, | UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS TO LET. —TO RENT, TO A SMALL FAMILY (ADULTS + preferred), Second Floor and Part of Third Floor of a first claes brown stone front house on West Forty-sixth street; possession May, L [AMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street. PARTMENT HOUSE—FIPTH AVENUE, CORNER OF Fifteenth street; one Apartment will be for rent on May 1. Apply to Janitor. T $70—A LARGE LOWER FRENCH FLAT ON Third avenue, between Twenty sixth and Twenty- seventh streets, 10 rooms, to small desirable family at above; merely nominal rent, HOLMES BROTHE 5 East Twenty- INE FRENCH FLATS TO LET—WITH ALL IM- provements: elevator: at a great reduction to a nice tamily. West Thirty-fifth sueet, For house- keeper, ring bell No. 2. RENOH FLATS—WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS, brown stone tronts, trom $2) to $40 per month. A: LEMON, 262 East Seventy-seventh street, or 176 Broad- way, room 23, IRENCH FLAT TO LET—SECOND FLOOR, FIVE rooms, kitchen range, water and every convenience, in new brown stone iront, Twenty-eighth street, be: tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, within three minutes of possession immediately. Inquire treet. 10 A SMALL FAMILY—THE THIRD FLOOR OF A high stoop house, consisting of three rooms, pantries, Dathtub and closet, with cellar privilege; location be- tween Fiith and Sixth avenues, three blocks north of Union square; rent moderate to a desirable tenant, Ad- dress W. A. S., Herald Uptown Branch ottice. (T° LET-THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS, 218 AND First Floor, 220 East Twenty-seventh’ street; six rooms, pantries, water, &c., to each; immediate posses- sion. ‘Apply to WM. TRUSLOW, 119 East Thirty-sixth st O LKT—TO A SMALL FAMILY, A VERY DESIR- able Second Floor, consisting of four rooms, with gasand bath, hot and cold water; first class location; Fent moderate. For particulars apply at 679 Broome st. 0 LET—TO_A FAMILY OF TWO OR THREE ADULTS only, the Second Floor ot No. 312 West Eighteenth st. 0 LET—ONE OF THOSE CHOICE FRENCH FLATS on Loess ant petteesn Fe -third and Fitty-fourth ets Janitor in attendance. strocts; rent $8). GOLDEN & COs 957 Sixth avenue. | Chau (AEBERT B. WALDBON, AUCTIONEER. By D. W. IVEs, salesrooms 108 Liberty and 111 Cedar street, THIS DA sale of Hardware, Tool Sewing Machines, 1 Cuuery, Flats, Piet in BA’ A™= Furniture, A ia artists is street. ¥, at 1 o'clock, Dry Goods, Cigars, Liquors, 14 Kory, ines, oa, Pertunery, 4, Vases, Chinese Goods, en. URDAY, at 11 o'clocl -™ Carpets,” Bedding, &c, &e PINE OIL PAINTINGS. low on ex! jon at . Tobe ‘sold at auction this day, March 13, at i EDWAKD SCHENCK, Auctioneer. o'clock, ¥ WILLIAM VAN TASSELL, AUCTIONEER, B oftice and salesroom, Nos. 110, 112 and 114 East Thir- teenth street. VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY WILL SELL ON SAT. Waa, March 14, at 104¢ o'clock. at the residence No, 35 West Sixteenth ‘treet, near Filth avenue, all the Furni- ture—viz,, rosewood 7 octave Piano, velvet, Brussels and Guseply Carpets; 6 elegant rare puta, black walnut ottaze ‘Suits, with Pressing Cases, hair Mattresses, feather Botste ra and Pillows, China and gilt ases. rosewood Etageres, mirror back and doors: Diack Walnut Dining Tables, lace Curtains and gilt Cornicas, gue Engravings, black walnut, marble top ‘centre Tables, Y F. COLTON, AveTiC INEER.—EXTRA LARGE sale of Housetiold Furniture; four resewood Piawo- fortes, French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrars, 58 or 60 Car- Oilcloths, Parlor Suits, &e ¥. COLTON will sell uefion rooms 53 East 103¢ o'clock, one of beMe no less th the « every conecivabla kind and description, including tour rosewood Piano. fortes, 40 or 50 Mirrors of French plate and German do.. 50 or 60 Paintings and Chromos, elegant Armoires and pele. is day (Friday), March 13. até Wardrobes, rosewood and managauy Furniture ur overs description, Butiets and Cabinets, Curtains and Ce ic Parlor, Dining Room and Bedroom. a ool i several Singer c. N. Bote ‘OU or 6) Carpe + ke ek and the carpets Sewing Machines: pianos will be sold abont 12 or 1 o about 3 o’clock. Deposits from al Y¥ S_W. DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER.—DAUCHY & JOHNSON sell this day, at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canal atreet, the entire balance of swck of Furniture on hand, consisting of black wainut Chamber Suits, Cottage Suns, Wardrobes, Extension Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Wash: stands, Bureaus, hair and other Mattresses, Carpets, Onl cloths, Crockery Ware, silverplated Ware, Oil Paintings, Engravings, Clocks, yeh Desks, Office Furniture. Pier Mirrors, Stoves, French plate ‘&c.; all to be sold without reserve. Y GERARD, BETTS & CO., AUCTIONEERS. ID Saturday,’Mareh 14, at 12 O'clock (noon), in front of their store, No. 7 Old slip, to close an estate. iorses—Two laste draught Horses, 5 and 6 years.old. GERARD, BETTS £ CO., General Auctioneers, ‘Store No. 7 Old slip and 104 Pear! street. ¥ JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE sale.—Will sell th y Storage Rooms, corner ‘ihirty avenue, Parlor Sui's. in red rep; black walnut marble top Bureaus and Washstands, black walnut Bedsteads, Chairs, Tables, Easy Chairs and Lounges, Rockers, &c.: hair Mattresses, 9 sses ana Bolsters; | apesu Brus- gels and thres-ply Carpets: Joe Box, Engl bh Olicioth Shades; also a large lot of kitchen Utensils. Albert Weber, Attomey tor Mortgagec. Thirty-third stree' Entrance to sale corner DANIEL. CORNELL, AUCTIONEERS WILL SELL ‘on Friday, March 13, 1874, at one P. M.. at Staple. ton. Staten Isiand. a large Schooner, new sails, in come plete order, carrying 80 tons. FESEY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, late Henry H. Leeds & Miner (established 1847). Salesrooms 95 Chambers and 77 Beage streets RY D. MINER, SATURDAY, MARCH I, at 103¢ o'clock, at the salesrooms, 95 Chambers and 77 Reade surser, GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE," MIRRORS, TS, &c. Details hereafter. 0 LET—A FIRST FLOOR, CONTAINING SIX rooms, with immediate possession. No. 206 Third nue, corner Lighteenth street. (0 LET—THIRD FLOOR, CONSISTING OF 4 all modern improvements, 65 West Twenty-first st TPO, RENTITUE UPPER, PART OF NO. 1M LAST Sixty-fitth street, near Lexington avenue. Inquire on the premises. NFURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR, THREE ROOMS U deep, all improvements; or would let Second Fioor, in the brown stone high stoop house, No. 9 East Thirtieth street, between Filth and Madison avenues. ROOY fi 85 t st. SALES AQT RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER, Office and Salesroom 37 Nassau street, opposite the Post office. Horse Auction branch, 19 to 25 thirteenth street. HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE. ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell on Saturday, at 104 o'clock, at the salesroom 37 Nassau street, a large assortment of Household and Oftice Furniture, Carpets, Oi] Cloths, Beds AvcTION, and Bedding, Parlor and Bedroom Sets, Wardrobes, preening. Bureaus, Washstands, Bookcases, Gas Chande- Hers, Mirrors, &c. Also Oftice Furniture, &c., &c. Also three rosewood Pianos. A B08. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. ZA Office and salesroom 37 Nassau street, oppgtite the Post. office; horse auction branch 19 to'25 Thirteenth street, near University place. FINE ENGLISH STEEL ENGRAVINGS, IN HAND- SOME GILT AND WALNUT FRAMES. ARCH. JOHNSTON will sell by auction this day (Friday), March 13, at 11 o'clock, at his gallery 37 Nassau street, some 20) fine steel Engravings, after Landsecr, Andsell, Brooks, Turner, Claxton, Taylor, &. 0 100 filme Chromos, in rich frames. Now on exhibition, with catalogue. —H. ©. REED, JR., & 0O., AUCTIONEERS, A. sell, THIS (Friday) MORNING, five story brown stone mansion 120 West 28d street, between 6th and 7th avenues, commencing at 104 o'clock, by LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, namely, elegant Household Furniture :— Steinway 4 Sons’ Planotorie, cost $1,000; magnificent Drawing Room Suits, in satin and ‘broeatel: inlaid ENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, NO. 656 BROADWAY, NEAR BOND STREET Regular sales of uew and second hand Furniture, 4c. Mr. HERTS will, as usual for the past 25 years, give his special attention to sales of Furniture ai residence of Brees ceclinie housekeeping, and cun guaraniee ¢n- ¢ satisfaction vy reference to former patrons. ENRY_DREHER’& SON, AUCTIONEERS, OFFICR No. 172 East Houston freer, will sell on Friday, the 13th day of March, at2 o'clock P. M., at No. 183 Wooster street, the fine Wine and Lager Beer Saioon and Board- ing House, with the lease of premises. By order of Jacob Friedman, Morigagee. I 8, WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER. « Mortgage sale of Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, &c. Friday, March 13, at 103 o'clock, at 15% Bowery, the en- tire stock of Clocks and Jewelry, Counters, Showcasea ofa jewelry store ; silver Watches, French and American Clocks, gold Lockets, Chains, gold Rings, Spectacles, Dvo+ classes, &c., & Sale positive, vit c. By order of Attorney tov Mortzagee. without reserve. The trade especially ine P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.—BANKRUPT SALE oe}. of first class Photograph Gallery. TRAVER & WRIGHT will sell on saturday, March 14, at 11 o'clock, at No, 162 Fulton Saag Brooklyn. large and superior stock of Photographs, Paintings and Chromos, French, Plate Mirrors, marble top Tables, silver plated Show Cases, Counters, black walnut Desks, Writing Tables, Sofas and Chairs, Chandeliers and Reflectors, Carpets, large stock black walnut and gilt oval and square Frames, one very fine eight day English Clock, Heaters, Stoves, &c. ORTGAGE SALE.—ALBERT WEST, AUCTIONEER, this day, at 11 o'clock, at 1,401 Broadway, near For. ty-first street, 21 uniinished Marble Mantels, rough Mar- ble Fixtures, ec, WM. H. KANE, Attorney for Mortgage. AWNBROKER’S. SALES.JAMES AGAR, AUC- tioneer, will sell, this day, at 59 New Bowery. 600 lots Dresses, Sheets, Spre Linen, Rei Boots, Gi Sewing Machine By order J. A. Jarma: ‘arick street. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—R. FIELD, GENERAL Auctioneer, salesroom 121 Bowery, will sell this day, at Il o'clock, 50 Lots Men’s and Women’s Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Underclothing, Quits Blankets, Boots, Shoes, &c.; also Coats, Pants and Vesis, By order'D. Delong, East Broadway. marquetry Centre Tables, Bronzes, Cab Pier and Mantel Mirrors, real lace and bro Cur- tains, 600 vards velvet Brussels Carpets, Oll Pamtings, | imported Bronzes, Statuary, €c. : gilt Tables; Jardinieres, Dwart Bookcase, two Secrécary Bookcases, lady's Writing Desk, chamber Saits complete, in rosewood and inlaid; wainut Dressing Cases, Bedstead s, Bureaus, Wardrobes, 25 curled hair and spring Beds, Pillows, &c. Dining room—Buffet, Exrension ‘abies, Chairs, covered in lea her; solid Silver and Plated Ware, complete Dinner Service, 250 pieces: Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Parlor Suit, covered in haircloth and reps. N. B.—H. ©. Reed, Jr. & Co., will pay persona! attention to sales of private familes declining housekeeping. Call at office, 1,212 Broadway. UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, this morning, at 10%, o'clock, at private residence 21 East 20th street, near Broadway, INN, Auctioneer! (HE , including richly carved and gilt Parlor Suits, latest style, covered in satin brocatel, reps, hair cloth and cashmere; 7 walnut complete Bedroom Suits. Lindemann & =on 74 octave Pianotorte, stead, Bureatla, Tabi ies, Mantel and Pier nzes, Vases, Lace Curtains, Brnssels splendid Oll Paintings and’ Chromos; Dining Koom Furniture; spring and hair Mattresses, Bolsters. and Pillows, &c.; a magnificent in- laid Sideboard and Bookcase. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.—HOUSEHOLD A PFurnitaro at auction. ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON Will soll at auction, on Friday, March i at 10% o'clock, at No. 109 West Forty-seventh street, Household Furni- ture, consisting in part of rosewood’ and black walnut Parlor Suits, black walnut Tables, Buifet and dining Chairs, Pier Glasses, black walnut and rosewood Cham- ber Suits, Wilton, Brussels and ingrain Carpets; hair Mattresses and bedding, ‘hen Furniture, &c. logues at office of auctioneers No. 7 Pine street. memes. UCTION SALE. AUGUSTE MARTINES, Auctioneer. Frovarly. ot W. R. Livingston. Magnificent Household Furniture, rosewood Pianoforte, Drawing Room Suita, Paintings, Statuary, Bronzes, rare Works of Art. at public auction, on THIS DAY (Friday), March 13, at the private residence, 36 West 15th st., between oth and 6th avs... sale commencing 103, o'clock. Drawing Rooms—Superb Suits, covered silk brocade, richest descripty rande Duchesse style: Etageres, Secretaire Bookcase, Mirrors, Carpets, Paintings by eminent artists, Clocks, Lace Curtains, magnificent rose- Wood Pianotorte, Stool, Cover; rosewood, walnut Bu: reaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, en ‘suite, style Louis XTV. Mattresses, i-xtension Table, Buffet, ware, Cutiery, &c.; also all the Furniture servanis’ apart. nts Sale remptory. oe pererUGUSTE MARTINES, Auctioneer. TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALB.—E0WARD PET- TINGER, Auctioncer.—SMI1H & BOGART sell Sat- trday, at 11 o'clock, large assortment Furniture, consist- jng of Varlor and Be om Suits, Wardrobes, Tables, Chairs, Mirrors, Solas, Bureaus,’ Lounge: Desks, Paintings, Flags, Carpets, Oileloths, E: ing pon, Table Cloths, Napkins, Crockery, Gil ssware, ‘Tinware, Stoves, large lee Box (cost $175), Lumber, & sale peremptory: consignments solicited; prompt re- turns; cash advances, UCTION NOTICE.—R, T. HAZELL, THIS DAY (Fri March at 1034 o'clock, at our sal Heavy Table and Foc ¥, C., WC. in lots to suit city and country trade. $0, French Tinned Ware, Shovels and Spades, Screws, Files, Brushes, Wooden Ware, &c. Sewing Machines: 12 Howe, Grover & Baker, Weed & Florence Machinms, in order. Catalogues on morning of sale. R. T. HAZELL & CO, Auctioneers. QOOTIONRER. a SALE—HANDSOME AND USEFUL HOUSE- hold Furniture, ‘This day (FRIDAY) 10% o'clock, ‘at the elegant residence 210 West Uist st., near 7th avenue. Richly carved, inlaid’ gilt trame Parlor Sufts, covered damask. satin and brocatel; imported bronze Figures and Clocks. two cleg ant four round rose wood Pianofortes, fine Oil Paintings, gilt Inlaid Cabinets, Rosewood Etagere, inlaid marquety Centre and Console Tables Kasy Chairs, Turkish ounges, ebony and gilt Library and Secrataire Bookcases, Library Tabies, lady's Wriuns Desk, Rosewood and walnut Bedsieads, Dressing Case, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, Lounges, 29 hair and ‘spring Mattresses, rep, plush and’ haircloiD Suits; Buffet, Extension Table, Vining Chairs, Tea Sets, Silver- ware, hail, kitchen Furniture ; 19 Carpets, and every use- ful housenold article, in excellent order. | Sale positive. Take 7th or 8th avenue cars, Competent men to pack or ship goods city or cote TERT ¢. CASHIN, Auctioneer. J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. A. Firniture this day. | Continuation of the Trustees’ Sale of Hlegant FUrnNEe aa a ap No, 8 West Sixteenth ‘street, My f™ rn OT TERCKER, SON & WHITE, 35 vine st 1 ON NOTIC D ett Carpets, all sizes and rich patterns, English, Hrusels and Ingrain, very cheap, from auction, at 112 Fulton street, near Nassa' Side eo. ay “4-39 BAST THIRT AUCTION ROOMS.— + Liberal advances made on consignments, Special attention given to sales at private houses hotels, &e, y Glassware, Silver: | ‘rain Carpets, Silver and Plated Ware, China and | RICHARD | FIELD, GENERAL AUCTIONEER, Salesroom 121 Bowery, will sell on Satarday, ch 14, at 11 o'clock, at Oriental Club Rooms, No. 2° East Broad wav, a targe and general assortment ot Furniture, consisting of Pianotorte and Stool, black walnut Draw: ing Room Suits, an reps) black walnut frame pier and mantel Mirrors, Clocks, Mantel Ornaments, Statuary, hronzes. Vases, ince Curtains, blnck wainut Centre nid Extension Tables, Chamber ‘Suits, Dressing Bureaus, Lounge, Sideboard, Hall Stands, Desk ang Chairs, drus: sels Carpets, Oilcloth, Stair Carpets, Mats, Window Shades, Oi! Paintings, Engravings, Pictures, &c., dc. also two Billiard abies, enclosed black walnut Bar, Har Pu Glass and Plated Ware, Crockery, Cooking " Ce ICHARD _WALTERS, AUCTIONEER. — LITHO. graphic Establishment- mortgage sale; will sell Saturday, March 14, at IL o'clock, at No. 122 Liberty street, the Stock and Fixtures of a lithographic establish: ment, viz., 56 Lithographic Stones, 5 Medium Presses, 4 Rollers, Slabs, Punching Machines, 3 Thullios’ Tables, ; sale post Desks, Fixtures, &c.; sale positive. H. CARROLL, Attorney for Mortgagee. STATES, SLAND PROPER’ DMINISTRATRIX’S WO sale—Estate of Wm. A. Will be sold at public sale, on Saturday, March 14, at 2 o'clock . M., on the premises, all that cesirable piece of Land and all the improvements thereon, being the late residence of W. A. Spafford, deceased, consisting of about 20 acres of the best im} red afd cuitiyated Land on Staten Island, with all kinds of, fruit trees, Lawton berries and twa large strawberry beds; a large pond, supplied with pure spring water, in which there is an abundance ot gold and silver 0 ‘The improvements consist of a large House, containing 13 rooms and large cellar, with ail the necessary outbaildings, as follows -—Two barns, carriage house, cow sheds, hennery, corn crib, &c., on ail in good order. The attention of purchasers is called to this place, it having about six acres’ tronton the road, and is sita: ated on the road leading from Pleasant Plains Station ta Rossville, and about half a mile trom Pleasant Plains Station. Persons trom New York will take the Staten Island ferry, toot of Whitenall street, at IL o'clock A. M., and conneet with railroad at Vanderbilt Landing, getting if at Pleasant Piains Station. gi JULIA F. SPAPFORD, Administratrix, J. COLE DISOSWAY, ‘Auction HERMAN, SHERIFF'S AUCTIO SS. Large sale of Wines, Liquors, Champagne, Sherries, Ports, Clarets, Rhine Wines, Brandies, Gin, Rum, choice old Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, In barrels, casks, octaves and cases, This day, Friday, March 13, at ll o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, the stock of choize Wines and Liquors, consisting of about s0 barrels choice Bourbon and Rye Whiskey, casks Brandies, Gin, Rum; 60 casks Port and Sherry Wines; ses and baskets Champagne; about 800 cases Wines and Liquors: Cigars, Tobacco, Desks, Safes, &c. Sale positive, without reserve. Dealers in: ted. HERMAN, AUCTIONEER. le shal’s sale of Cigars, Tobacco, &c., this day (Friday), March 13, at 1 o'clock, Ni 3 Bowery, cases of Teat Fobscon, bales wy ae obacco, and 45,000 Cigars, yaris ‘a! 10" ve. haahae avi SOM. EHRLICH, City Marshal. HOS. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE NO. @ To eentre atree!, will positively sell this day, at 10 o'clock. 5 years’ Lease, Stock and Fixtures of | the first class Liquor Store southwest corner Delancey and Lewis streets; four-pull Pump, excellent Fixtures, &e 4 MARBLE MANTELS. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. A An sateusive stock of Biate and Dasa Montiin, Wash Trays and sa NRUYN SLATS COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st, N.Y. QTEWARIS SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND ‘ ree eanvatc, rich ant designs, at the lowest prices, 2unund. 222 West Twenty-third, street, between Seventh and kighth avenues. At ASTROLOGY. _ "REAL ASTROLOGER—PROFESSOR LISTER, 42 A Pare practioe (27 in Boston), now at 329 Sixth ave. Due. Send for a circular. BNTION!—CONSULTATION ON | BUSINE: A TTomes enemies, lawsuits, absent friends, love, tua Tiage, sickness and death. Pay retused unless satisiled. No, 621 sixth avenue, Mme. SINGHI, Clairvoyant UROPEAN OLAIRVOYANT—TELLS NAMES, E shows likenesses, causes marriages. 50c. and $L 142 West Twenty-titth street. ME. COLLINS, ONE OF THE BEST CLAIRYOY. ants in the city, 273 Sixth av., near Seventeenth st RIGINAL MME, BYRON, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL Spiritualist; test her.’ No. 314 Fourth avenue N, P.—Medical consultations free every Wednesday. ia MEDICAL. —MME. MAXWELL, PHYSICIAN, RESIDENCE A. 114 East Tenth street, near Third avenus. A —MME. RESTELL, PHYSICIAN SINCE 1840, OF FICK + No, I Bast Fifty-second st., first door trom Fifth av. DR. “{ TTENTION FRANKLIN, LATE OF PRUSSLA, pnsuitation free, Private office 161 Bleecker st. (ME, GRINDLE.—ALL COMI West F LL COMPLAINTS ty-sixth street. M, MAURICEAU, M. D.—OFFICE 129 LIBERIT . street, near Greenwich atreot. NONSULT DR, OR MME. WEST—ALL COMPLAINTS, Advice iree, 55 Bleecker street, Bear Bsvadway.