The New York Herald Newspaper, March 16, 1874, Page 12

bb) NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1874-TRIPLE SHEET. LLC | cpu MUROPEAN STRAMSHIPS, HELP WANTED-MALES. AGE, INA ANTRD—A BOY, ABOCT 14 YEARS U LI ‘ _; must reside with bis OR SALE OR TO LEASE—A LARGE BUILDING, 75 Dros fice, In Wa a Tie ddress box ELEGANT DWELLINGS CHEAP—1y KAST 3TH, 1M, suitable for factory purposes, one block irom a? New York Post ofice. A. Roe 110 kant ain West aude ie Went dak 18 Fast | dock on leased ground , ween i price $2,000; actual ork Post | a Gthy Sth avenue, Now 209. 584, 675, 781, 783. | cost $4,000 “Apply to A. W. RICHARDS, 55 Greenpoint -ANTED—A MAN TO COOK AND CARVE IN A .K.ST, SON, dr., 11 Pine street, | avenue, Greenpoint diming saloon. 154 Maiden lane. ou THE RETAIL DRY GOODS SN TO LEARN iL De Bg aay ‘wanted—at LORD & TAYLOR's, corner Gramd and Chrystie sis. $3 TO $4 DAILY IS ten tool coun Jamily wants it on seeing it, 2. A -FORTYSEVENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE- t\. nue.—Four story, superbly ‘arranged. well built, valuable high stoop stone Dwellings, 25xt0x100, terms easy; @ bargain; Columbia lease! oid. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr. 11 Pine street. _ —10 EAST FORTY-NINTH * medium sized Dwelling: BEING MADE SELLING THE | ation Stove Lid Lifter: every | 215 Fulion street, room War | STRE: so 61 West Forty-sixth A street, four story high stoop st / KO STEVES prices. “THE TRADES. A WAMEIRST CLASS. DWELL AT BARGAINS, | edie — Ane R LAID PLLA, * on Nint i xteenth, Twenty-first, YOUNG MAN, 17 YEARS OF AGE, WISHES TO Twenty-necond ‘and Pilieestourth’ to. Fitty-ninth learn compositing. Call on or address, for two | street; also Gramercy Park. Madison and Park avenues. Guys, CONPO=LTOR, 155 Madison st. JOMPOSITORS WANTED.--APPLY AT 27 FLEET ose corner of Debevoise, corner house in the square Jeading of Willoaghby st, Brookiyn, top floor. DE, BRUNDAGE & CO., 23 Union square, —SEVENTY-NINTH SIPREET, NEAR MADISON ‘avenue.—Suberb four story House, trescoed in oil. TMs is one of the most atiractive and thoroughly desira: | are THE PILUEGD | ble houses yet offered this season. RESCO PAINTERS’ CLUB.—THE _ FRESCO Its, 40 Lust Twenty-third street. FP Baficers Club of 269 Third avenue, New York. cee | HOLMES BROTHERS, 4 Past Twenty areet_ commends its Members to bosses, architects and to the public iz gener FURNISHED HOUSE ON FORTY-NINTH STREET, : near } i saa a Broadway, In pertect order, $2,500. Permits PHOTOGRAPH OPERATOR WANTED—AT GROTS. | ere AY DAILY, O88 Sixth avenue. CLOSs', No, 87 Union square. a mh ee re OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE FOUR 0 MANUFACTURERS OF BUILDERS’, CABINET AND | k story high stoop House, 20x69, on Lexington avenue, other hardware.— Wanted, a position as destgnerand near Central Park, between Fitty-fiith a Fifty-sixth modeller; can his brass models in first class slyle ; jouse new, lower part elegant cabinet finish, all long expericuce and good reterence. Address DESIGN, | mprovements; with Furniture if desired ; terms box 12) Herald office. | moderate. Apply to WM. J. HAKDING, room 36, fourth sae ‘ uitabie Building, No. 12) Broadway. Fe SALE—CHEAP, SOME OF THE BEST BUILT Houses now in the market; cabinet fipish. Apply of 5. M. STYLbS & SONS, corner Sixty-tourth street and | Madison avenue. 5 “Wy ATeeus ser. WANTED.—A PERMANENT NENae | PPL tion will be given to a first class workman. with reierence, at 605 Broadway. ANTED—A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY C stands the manufacturing of India rubber hose, valine and packing. Address L. R. 8. box 134 Herald | a | Jos. 382, 334 and 336 East Twenty-fitth street, between rs nd avenues, with complete fixtures. In- quire at No, 535 East twemty-f:th eee No, Is7 Bow- ery . OF THOSE ANTED—A BUFFER ACCUSTOMED TO BUFF. ing tin ware; must 0@ a good workman, | SOHN D. LOCKE & COM Chil se, New York, FINE FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. four story high stoop Louses, NCI between ines end wourth avemness pone Eaec ener ‘NE FEMME DE CHAMBRE | FRANCAISE, | finished; willexchange tor Lots or a smaller House. E PEMME DE CHAMBRE , Eroirouverancta, | OWNer, PRANKFIELD, $23 Bighth avenue. mille pour voyager en E dresser pour trois | TIOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN, FOUR STORY HIGH Jours, &. X., 2 Sidney plac: Stoop brown stone House. ‘1. xs6xl00, on Thirty — . seventh street, between Filth and Sixth aveuues. TIM NE DAME FRANCAISE, SACHANT BIEN LA GOU- | SON & PLET, Broadway, near corner Forty-tourth st. ture. possedanit une machine, desire une piace dans | une famille uinericaine. S’adresser chez M. PREVOT, | Af ADISON AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE No. 136 Wooster st. cheapest 22 foot House on the aven quire of owner, A. KLABER, Murbleworker, 14 East | Lighteenth street. GOTH STREET, NEAR LEXINGTON AVENUE —BLU gant four story brown stone House, 20x55x16.2; trescoed and complete order throughout; terms price will suit. RICHARD V. HARNETT, 10 Broadway, room F, basement. FOR SAL RESTAURANT AND LUNCH COUNTER,' WITH kitchen, large French range, botier, &c., all new; | ‘will be rented cheap to a competent man: best location in the city. Apply at fruit and wine store 585 Broadway. | M,. J. BUTLER. CHANCE FOR MEAT MEN.—FOR SALE, THE Double Stand, Nos 20 and 22 Fulton row, West Wash- ington Market; this is one of the nicest and best loc ds sands in this market for the meat business. Inquire at the stand. AX JSTABLISHED LEGITIMATE SPECIAL MEDI- cal Office Practice in a New England city, 45,000, for sale cheap, on easy terms, owing to lil_heaith. Ad: Gress, tor ten days, PARTICULARS, box 5€7 Post office, | Fall River, Masa. : East Side. —MADISON AVENUE, CORNER _ FIFTY-THIRD +1. street—Superb new, beautifully anished, weil pro ortioned four story high stoop stone Dwelling tor sale. low. V. K, STEVENSON, Jr., 11 Pine street. (A. GWILL BE SOLD CHEAP AXD ON EASY TERMS, corner on Lexington, $27,000: a tour story, $23,000: three story, near Park avenite, $20,0W:a corner on hecond ave ie, only $20,000; one on Second avenue x $12.50), and a variety of others in all locations at low A FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM ON BROADWAY | prices. tr. CRAWFORD ,X3 Third avenue, for sale at @ great sacrifice ; must be sold; best busi- | hess location on broadway ; @ rare chance. Fok Sabena NEW. MEDIUM SIZED FOUR STORY’ MIVCHELL'S Store Agency, dar street, brown stone House. No. 115 Fast Sevenucth streets | (Lenox Hil), built in the best manner by day's work; A. MBLL LOCATED, CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR hard wood finisn; replete and complete in every par- sale cheap, in the Seventh ward, doing a good busi. | ticula piioe eare.Jom 7 \terins cary. Inquire of CHAS. Bess; rent low; if not sold privately will be sold on | 0 ast Forty-fith street, or W. BENTLEY, on the. Wednesday at auction. Apply to THOS. GAFFNEY, | premises. Auctioneer, No. 6 Centre street. aces = age PEAS | JPOR SALE—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, FOUR TENF- A.WFOR, SALE, CORNER LIQUOR STORES, DOWN. ment Houses on Sixth street, near avenue D; two ia « cown Sample Rooms, Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, | tee, two leaseliold ; will be sold at a bargain it appuied for Hotels, Cigar >tores. Liquor Stores, at $30); some to let | &t once; terms ¢: WILLIAM &. BAILEY, MITC 4ELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street | atin 12 Duane street, up stairs. _ FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE—BEST STORE | FO, SALECTRE, NICK BROWN sone ee in the city; also Contectioneries, Drug =tores, Cor- Ber Grocery stores, country Grocery siores: Bakeries to let MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 7/ Cedar street. PAINTING OFFICE, NOW IN OPERATION, WITH | four presses and a large variety of type, inusi be | No reasonable offer refused. Apply at 24 Beekman all the modern iinprovements; near boats | andcars. Can be seen from2to 4P.M. Inquire at 201, East Fitty-flith stree: FrOR SALETIN 4 HOICE LOCATION IN HARLEM fold. the first class three story brown stone House No. 2 | East 127th street. bi f ween Fisth aud Madison avenues, itt pl erfect order: ail improvements. P Apply on premises, or* A®,SED ESTABLISHED CORNER LIQUOR STORE | to A CHARLES RUSTON, No. 170 Broad AA, is now offered for sale through the sickness of the | TOR SALE—A FRAME HOUSE AND TWO LOT! ;@ bargain to prompt purchaser. Apply to LLOYD, R SALB. ‘ i | F two horses, with bavloft on second lot’! ‘lela | situated near the Intended Eastern Boulevard. Address) T.—ELEGANT | Dwelling: reasonable | Pine street. | ~ | rooms each; mode adison avenue, $35,500; one on Forty-seventh | ‘OR SALE—A COAL YARD “(THREE FULL LOTS), | NBACHER. | Seventy-fourth street, | BROOKLYN ' PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO LET. | OR SALE OR TO RENT—HANDSOME VILLA, | 22x60, corner of Bighth (Degraw street), near the J. LACY, 518 Broaaway, New York. | PO LET—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS AND NEAR TIE L terri umber of brick and stone Dwellini $850 to $2.00: also Houses of every description in al tions of the city; management tes solicite ollected ; lis.s of houses for sale ppuicatte D. & } | 207 Montagne street, near Cit TP ekET, MILLOW STRERT, BROOK Heights, rent $90; 394 Union streét, rent $70) nice, well located two story and basement House: ‘n improvements. > LEE, No. 1 State street. OFFERING SOME GEMS OF enue and Lincoln piace rk lew York. | JAM BROWN ARE Ww ) suit any and all, ina first class neighborhood, skirt | ‘three sides by cars to all the ferries; 25 minut b York. Apply on the premises, Willoughby avenue. be- tween Nostrand and Marcy avenues. DAN & DICKIE. a $8 200 WILL BUY THREE STORY S#RICK DO.8 Dwelling, 232 Bergen street; 20x40, lot 10); soo! order: modern Luiprovements; neighbor! o 15 ininutes to terres ; $2,000 cash; owner, R. H. HILL, 37 Pine street. WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY _FOR SALE AND TO RENT. A“ EARCHMONT MANOR, WESTCHESTER COU + IT miles by New York and New Haven Railroad, half way between New Rochelle and Mamaroneck. Larch: mont Manor has inany charms tor summer jiving and | suburban residence, situated on Long Island : ound, with extensive Water front, bathing beaches and a park with One natural growth of forest trees. There are 14 dwe}l- ings recently erected, and all wil be oceupied the coi- ing season. Also several beautiful cottages, just. tin- ished and for sale. The land and water surroundings are Pituresque. Opposite are Sea Clif! and Gien Cove, with | Sands’ Point Ligbt in view and Throgg's Neck. ‘Bont- place. Gentienien proximity to the { iwelve daily tray | desirable property the company are running horse cars between the | depor and the Manor. less than one mile. | “ror further particulars apply to SILAS U, HERRING, President, Nos. 251 and 253 Broad- "J. 8. FLINT, Treasurer, No. 33 Broadway. WARD PHALON, =t. Nicholas Hotel, or of BARKER, Manag hmont N EXCELLENT PURCHASE AT FORDHAM, NEW York city—Two tull Lots; high, level, no rocks; two blocks; steam andl horse cars; $600 each; easy terms. POTTER BROS., No. 4 Warren street. { | A —$2580 LOTS IN NEW YORK CITY, AT WOODLAWN « Heights, Twenty-fourth Ward: freat inducements w purchase’s; houses are being built; express trains stup in tront of Property at junction of two principal railroads; new depot at property. POITER BROTHERS, No. 4 Warren street. OPPORTU ) LE ho desire a p.easant home in clos ach way, are invited to look at this i} | AX city ITY—FINE FARMS TO LEASE IN n of Yomkers, Westchester county, close to the and 78 acres; $45) and $60. | OTT! ROLTHE is, No, 4 Warren stree { } AT TARRYTOWN AND ALL ALONG THE EAST 41. bank of the Hudson—Handsomely furnished and un- | furnished Houses and Cottages tor sale and to let, with immediate possession; also elegant Residences and large Buildings sultable ior institutes, hotels and first class boarding houses. Maps, photographs and full particu- i lars With 8, #MBERSON} 659, . diversitied with lawn, garden, orchard, grove and meadow: house 13 rooms; barn, hennery, &c.; 33 trom Forty-second street: 10 minutes’ walk irom depot; price $17,000; rare opportunity tor investment. Inquire f J, 5. LAMSON, 77 Maide = fas OR SALE—AT HASTINGS, ON THE HUDSON, A new three story French root House, with modern im- | Brovements: twelve rooms: an acre of ground in lawn and torest trees; river View; eight minutes’ walk trom depot; terms easy. | LEFUR on the premises, OR SALE OR TO LEASE, ON LIBERAL TERMS, TO ) manutacturers—Building Sites and Water Fronts, | 00 the property of Steinway \ of Land, with 4,000 teet of Water front on the Last Kiver, situate in Astoria, opposite 120th street, New York saw mill, iron foundry and machine shop of Steinway & Sons have been erected on the ground and are in 111 op- eration, and their entire pizno manuiactory will be re- moved to the premises. Also Cottages, Houses and Lots | tor sale to respectable parties. For turther mformauon call on or address STLINWAY & SONS, Stemway Hail, New York. (A W2OR SALE, DRUG STORE, IN BROOKLYN: Bs. | EAST SIDE, box 177 Herald office. + tablished thirty-three vears; newly and hand- | JOR SALE—A THREE r somely refitted: sood prescription business; long lease high stoop brown stone House; lot 17.2x26; all im- cheap rent; gentleman retiring, MALONE & UU., | Provements; with or without turmicure. Inquire at 68 Store agency, 121 Nassau street. | Prospect place, corner East Forty-third street. 'D_ BASEMENT A DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT, WITH BAR AND | POR SALE A BAR TWO WELL BUILT THRE: fixtures, old-established and doing a good business; _ story and basement brown stone Houses. on Ea to boats. Apply to INGE. complete m every respect; splendid opportunity tor @ | 12lst streer; convenient a MALON %, | P NE AC KTtR & CU. Store Agenc: 2,308 Third avenue or 111 Broadway. good imi AGA ORES et a 7 oT 112 EAST 17°H STREET, 20X100, BETWEE., A FIRST CLASS GROCERY STORE ON LEADING | L brick and brown stone rows: strect sewered and Russ, avenue, with established connection; also Grocery | pavement; price $3,300. Address J., box 1% Herald, Stores, Liquor Saloons and Stationery stores. | office. ALONE & CU., Store Agency, i21 Nassau street. | ~ =e — = = — : = . ——-———~ | 62 STORY BROWN STONE HIGH STOOP HOUSE, —FOR SALE, WELL-PAYING, OLD-ESTABLISHED |e) west of Third avenue, near Fifty-eishth street, 2b + Billiard and Kar Room; also downtown sample | feet front, for $21,500. cornices, &c.. included, to a prompt; Booms, corner Liquor Stores, on leading avenues; Oysier | purchaser HOWELL & HURST, 921 Third avenue. Nie & 00. 5 See Store Agency, 12/ Nassau street. MADISON AND FIFTH; A, GBYPURCHASING LEASE OF FOUR STORY high stoop medium sized Dwelling tor sale low. +, house on jeading avenue, near Union square (two | V. E. STEVENSON, Jr., 11 Pine street. first-floor stores), youcan have one store and dwelling | “oor free ior years. PETER CARROLL, 33 West 13th st. | NICE BAR AND LUNCH ROOM—NEAR CANAL | j 447 STREET, BETWEEN West Side. avenues.—Four story, desirable, well arranged, | 10 LET—AT FORDHAM, FINE HOUSE, 12 ROOMS, water, range. &c.; barn, abundance of truit, 2 acres; six minutes trom depot; rent $600. Address POTTER BRO., No. 4 Warren street, ‘ONKERS PROPERTY FOR SALE, TO RENT AND exchange; fine Residences, Cottages and Farm FARRINGTON & ROCKWE No. 1 Getty House, Yonkers. SERSFY CITY. HOBOKEN, BUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTAT { For Saie. NEW THREE STORY BASEMENT BRICK DWELL- ing in Washington street, between Ninth and Tenth \ Streets, Hoboken, 8. J., with all the modern improve- ments; terins to sit wher’s residence, 35 Bloomfield | sureet, Hoboken, N. J.; would 1et ary { T8RSEY CITY HEIGHTS LOTS TO EXCHA § Merchandise, Liquors, WEEAS & CRISSY, 34 Hudson stre * RGAIN.—FOR SALE, ON WEST SIDE OF SEV- To Let or Lease. A. ee eae tne ae een eooes rent: 5o0 cate avenue, near Broadway and Fitty-thind street, . me ninth sir inquire at 1,01 Broadway, near | @ tai Lot. 25x10); ouly $14.0): a bargain for cash. 10 LET—A SPLENDID NEW, STORE, SUITABLE a ee ‘ | VAMES «. WATERLOW, 879 Sixth avende. ‘ for a dry Roodso shoe store, large plate glass wine — 3 ™ se a —_— — _— ete a ows, on the best corner in Jersey Ci cars passin wins. “» CLASS RESTAURANT FOR SALE— | BACRIFICE.$1430—-HLEGANT FOUR sTORY | every direction. Inquire at No. 1/7 Pavonia avenue, gins. | * good business; pleasant location; must be | A brown sione rout House, Sixieenth ward: first } sersey C S| $e 96 Hast Thirteenth street, near Broad- | Ginse ‘neighboriiood. Also 110. other private Houses, —— WALTER W. MONTAGUE, | $10,000 to $20,000, bey * hth avenue and Twenty tirst street. WELL LOCATED GOOD EAST SIDE | | PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR “SALE OR TO RENT. ravie comet dxtures: busin fe = Scoreaeeny ee ee : complete ; business $200 per . < : Sth, TED, cheap rent, price id FOR SALE BY wes R. EDWARDS, ! A Shtotce country p : CHOICE 0... Agents, ; wart Twenty ‘ ruit; poultry; vegetabies: rich + sandy loam: nN = sag ov West Twenty-third street. Plenty good bulltimgs: near depot; 17 miles; 3B times * RUG STORE IN THE | af topes aily: Possession immediately : tortable home; UGGIST! ATES, i] | The following Houses are Selecte a one jooks and heaithy; on easy terms; Crantord; New Jersey Central. ig. ity of a pil be sold @ | efered as barzains, because owners have greatly re- | Poride.crintion addres . A. LEVERIDGE, y Fo J the price on each -— ¥ Will be offered atauction “West lath st, a large 4 story hich stoop brown stone, Particulars at STRICK- | 95\ wide, price $25,105 cost sSA0D). % | Riarae 4 story high stoop brown stone on West 234 | “st, substantially built, price... $25,000 A brown stone modern Enghsh’ bas bargain; nice living Foon Dommalete: if not sold posite 19h, at Il o'eloek, 43 Cedar street. wa dance ara htch APS OR SALE—A GOOD MILK o ‘OUTE AND STOR} nent, an ex- ling. “Inquire at 338 “. large, West 2 / | .actory reasons giver tor 4 © cellent house, large, West 20th st. R vee 14,600 Ei Sthirty-axtb crest a A 4story high brown stone. 24d st., near 6th av. 35,000 | : ek ———— | West zith st, near 6th ay. 3 story high stoop AOR SALE—A SAMPLE ROOM, 4 ‘NB DOOR FROM | — brown stone. gas . severe 12,000 Broadway. Inquire at 746 Broadw, ‘Y) Foom + ‘West 33d st., 4 story high stoop brown stone. 30,000 pa aE Pa a RT PRES LEASE OF | aon ae pea stoop brown stone on YOR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES ANL LEASE fast 46th St, Cost $21,000, price... F be sa lest established Cigar # ore on iy “ih avenue. SAME &. EDWAKDS, 69 West Apply at 238 kighth's vente, oR: )N WEST FORTY: ‘ +» 13,000 Twenty-third street. IGHTH STREET, A. ents need apply. ones est | J be use, not only on account of its plan and Fee ate Ce cg aie avenue, ata TYE BEST | Suid buihecause oFics, splend’d condition trom top 10: business corner on Sixth avenuy, suitable any ) Hottom: trescoed, Lc; price $30,000, including Mirrors, Apply at 557 ;, Tea Bins, &c., for sale. ‘Thirty-third street RS. \LE—-ONE OF THE BEST OYSTER HOUSES © on Eighth avenue; tong lease and cheap ret. In- f Capt aN AN WART, No. 109 Erghth avenue. _— | fin fee: two leasehold y, = | lor atonce: terms ¢ ae ae Detect WILLIAM E. BA JAMES RK. EDWARDS, st Twenty-third strect. OR SAL“—TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, FOUR TEN ment Houses on Sixth street, near avenue D; two, will be sold at a bargain if applied Jormices, &c. F° quire s t ie SALE—A MILK DEPOT, v. VEY, 182 Duane street, up stairs. perday. Call for twodays at 300 Kast Eleventh) _ | ¥ = ict —— bali JOR SALE-AT A MARGAIN FOR A CASH CU R SALE SACRIFIC tomer, a liouse in Thirty-tourth street, south si JOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, THE STOCK, MA- omer, yuan in Thirey tomrta eereet, sowth side, Fo buiners and Fixtares of # wholesale Steam Contec: | Rear Aint avenue, Inquire sn buteher"s store No. tonery, in order to Close the business: machinery im periect working order. Apply toJ. FOLLACK & BIO, | 7 arvaRLE LF bs Vesey street. WV tenor we tor, 205 West strect BETWE ZHOLD—CORNER HUDSON AND Apply to A. VAN WINKLE, Execu- OR SALE-A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL RECT fying, Importing and tamily liquor establishment, established; has always and is now doing a very BROADWAY AND SIXTH OATH STRE trad Jow rent and good lease. Wor particulars fddress THOS. LYNCH & CO.. 63 Thompson street; will | Stone Dwelling, NOW, ay Bids mingae, de sold very low to a good party 5 if onary POR SALB—SHIRT MANUPACTURING AND GENTS" Miscellaneous. Furnishing Goods, with five years’ lease, im principal a Avenue; rare chance, at a low rice. Inquire at S55 -HOUSES FOR SALE, HOUSES TO RENT, ms for sale and exchange ;; « Houses to exchange; Apply to jountry seats to rest w ETTRETCR, 3,096 Thire BBROUKL tb avenue TR Te ND FIXTURES OF THE OLD Stationery Store 164 Highth present owner ve store. STOCK ed Toy and avenue’ now doing excellent busines: has occupied it lo years. Apply at the al PROPERTY FUR SALE ND TO LET. ERALY BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYD ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD. RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTO: AV. AND BOERUM ST. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 9 P.M ON SUNDAY, FROM 3 TILL 9 P, OR SALE—A DRUG STORE IN WILLIAMSBURG, price $1.50, or would exchange jor Keal Estate Address DUCTOR, Williamsburg Post office F°%, SALE, XCHAN: oR CONFECTIONERY ‘and Ice Cream Saloon; one of the best stands in the: Fiehth ward; sold on account of other business; @ bar- gain. Apply house 24 Hudson street T° GROCERS AND LIQUOR DEALERS.—FOR SAD) the Stock, Fixtures and Lease of the old establishes Porter House, corner of Canton strect and Myrtle ave- nue, Brooklyn, W. D., occupied by the present owner, Feux Evaus, tor the last 19 years; spleudid location tor a grocer, a8 @ Zo0d stable is on tne premises; rent reason- CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, ‘bie, and goo? reasons given for selling. Apply ummedi- ¥ —- 8 ately as above. } NO, 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLY ——— 7 naseers ; «| PQROOKLYN WATER FRONT FOR SALE—28 LOTS, i ‘ . hounded vy West street, Ouk street and ast fiver, z ih SECOND BAN! “ osite Fourteenin sircet, New York, near Twi An cos Saran od SAND | THN and Veuth street, to New York. trom 30 to # t Steam Pumps are thoroughly overhauled and war- Fanted: a large variety always in stock from 2 to 100 horse power. WILSON & RUAKE, Water and Dove BS GOOD SECOND HAND better than cheap new ones, at and exchanged: contracis . E. ROBERTS, 52 Broadway. M CHINERY.—A CAST IRON PULLEY FOR SALE, aVL" seven feet diameter, seventeen inches face, three and a-hais incl re; has not been used WM. MANGISS & SON, toot West Forty | water at buikhead; wharves and gr dition: filled with Solid earth; suitable tor any heavy | Business: formerly occupied as’a stupy will find this a rare opportunity. App LIAMS, 83 Caiyer street, Brooklyn, b. D. Ds, PROPERTY TO LEAS NOHOLES, 24 Rodney sire STYL! Boilers, & PPLY 10 H, Hamsburg. JOR SALE—AT GREENPOINT, HOUSES AND LOTS t great bargains. Address D. B, TREADWELL, box 79 Post office, oreenpoint fourth st. POE, SALESIWO THREE STO RY BASEME ES AND BOILERS A SPECIALTY.—A | sub-cellar brown stone front Houses in G EAM ENGL jace, near Wall street terry, with all the modern im kD. large stock, trom 4 to 10) horse power, on hand at eevem nts, in Mine order with Jots runnil througt to reduced prices; also Ames’ Portable knzines, Saw Mills, Hicks ste Will be sold separately or together, at a Burr Mills, Portable Housters, ac. Buvers willconswlt | pargain, as the owners are removing from the city ; also thelr interests communicating with us. HAMPSON, | a fine brick Stable, to be sold with the houses or. sepa. WHITEHILL & CO., 38 Cortiandt street, New York, rately; or will exchange tor Western munteipal bonds, Missouri, Kansas, &e. Apply to A. B, DAVENVORT, 387 ANTED—A LARGE IRON LATHE TO | SWIN ott avitigs Batik). iy anita, 5 to. 6 tet and to tuen trom 16 to.20 feet im | Fulton street Wi in sil od Wes length, new or second hand; also a large iron Planer, to | py ¢—ON THE WEIGHTS AND VERY NEAR jane at least 4x4 ine Vi feet in length, Address OT Pa ten ihe tires Ory. high stoop basenent MoMANN © RUS-ELL, 56 and $s Gold street and sub-cellar brick House, No. 12 Silney piace, between ‘ we LIN State and Joralemon streets: immediate possession, Ap TANTED—A VACUUM PUMP, STEAM CYLIND ont Th, No. 22 John st, up stairs, New York mehes; must be in good condition. Address, with price JOR SALE—A MOST CONVENSENT AND MODERN and tnil description, box 3.083 New York Post office. three story. high stoop. bas BNE And ube lae Ah " we ne | deiphia brick and brown sto: jouse, rooms; WASTED-STEAM ENGINE, OF 150-1ORSE POWER, Rea it neighborhood: delight) Jocation, Summit State articuiars &8 to make, size of eylinder, | street, a halt block fro First pla brooklyn: 15 erin. ength of stroke, price, &c. Address TYTUS PAPER | Nira 'wae exciasive. of ferry, trom corner Wall ire OMPANY. Middletown, Ohio, | and Broadway; no. stage nor car fares. nor crowded 4, nor delay; a) improvements; in fine orders price MARBLE MANT 400, a sacrifice ot $200). Apply to owner, oifice of ly Brothers, so. 6 Pine street. T GREATLY An extenety KPUCED " Fe SALE-IN VANDERBILT AVENUE, BETW stock PRICES. 1 Marble Mantels, street, two of that beautiful Wash Trays and slate work ry description. Greene avenue and Fulton s , PENKH LATE COMPANY, block of brown stones: price low, terme cary Union square. Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st... ¥. | Pe JACKSON, builder, on premises. — QTEWARI'S SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND | OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-lU-EGANT BROWN wood Mantels, rich and elegant des at the lot stone Corner on Lee avenue ; price $26,000 mortgage wand 22 West Twenty thr th and kighth aeuucs, tor a eieUer louse | $4,000: would exchange the equit oman. bewws = | addreme WLLL ALK OB, Hera wae) avenue.—Valuabie four story high stoop brown. & 7 { ments; stable, LARGE THREE STORY DOUBLE HOUSE, WITH extension, completely turnished, with all modern Improvement truit of the choicest kinds, with earriage house attached, on the outskirts ot blizabeth, N.J., to pr the season or year, Inquire of the owners, . SEERNBERGER, No. 44 Exchange place. AT x BRIGHTON—FURNISHED 2 NFUR- nished Houses to rent; adapted to summer or ‘winter; hot and cold water, baths, zas, stables, gardens, lawns beautiful scenery hali pour trom eity, PLNISTON, No. 1 Pine street. STATE ° sly Property for homes | Wollld do well to look first en isiand, which co Dives so many att ations, and where the increased tacilit ‘avel now in process of speedy { consummation will at least quairaple the value of real 4} estate in a very b: period. Make a note of thia, { FARM OF ABOUT: 700) lenty of fruits ni two miles from Property or a small Pine full particulars, K. 1a, box office. outhouses; excellent + in New Jersey ange tor city | wate in Westenesi 175 Herald Uptown #ranch T RED BANK, N TO LEY, A FIRST CLASS Store and Dwelling, 11 the business centre of the y walk of the siation, an old establish- and dry goods. Inquire of OP Piss ARZ, 40 White street, New York. 7 ok town, five mina ed store for i} MEIMER & SCr A HOUSE AND FIVE ACIES OF LAND FOR SALE— in Stamford; finely located and very cheap. Apply A. DAILY, 588 Sixth avenue, for interview with owner. SACRIFIC A FARM OF 45 ACRE: A\ improved, two story house, barn and inile and a half from towns price, $1509; Apply to owner, 69) Second , store 36 ACRES Houses: & i - _ - Corea RIDGEWOOD, N. J., ONE hour trom New York by Erie ailway, shade trees, shrubbery, garden, dc. tion very sant and Ithy. Address ox 1,752 Most ville, LEGANT VILLA-SPLENDID VIEW BAY AND {j “ocean; three acres: 100 choice fruit trees, carriage and gardener’s house , one hour trom city: Staten Island; $7,500. VARIN, 8) Broad street. ARK LOTS—NOVICE TO LOT BUYERS an merease in price. —On and ater { 1874, the prices of the lots will be as tor | Burhug and smart avenues, 2600; towne and Robinson | avenues, $70): Union avenue and Main street, $800 Second and Third streets, 879. ‘All corner’ Lots ' PALUSHING P. ‘The trustees are now contracting tor the mtroduction ot | water. Flushing will shortly possess all the conveniences enjoyed in cities, Maps can be had at HITCHCOCK'S Real Estate Headquariers, 439 Third avenue, { hoe SALE TEAD FARM OF THE LATE i ltenry mile trom Bound Brook. { boatunig, fishing an estate. ADvIY Lo MOOK. JOR SALE—AT sirable Residence, with he ase is nearly new and hn jern improves , and is only Apply to hi rria ennery, wW minutes trom the terry, ms ¢ ORLANDO L, STEWARS, No. sy 7 Hroadway. { THK MOST DESIRABLE » With toree acres of Land; il the appliances required or JOR SALE. ‘ houses 1 Monte! | the mansion is replete with. ior a first claw residence; the view is not surpassed. 10F extent and beawty ii the stale Apply at #& Chambers t, second floor. | JOR SALESN ELIZABETH, , A FIRST CLASS Freneh root Dweilins, hew, all modern im provements, om a paver stre ewer, WiLOr, gis, &e,; near schools, churches, n ret Weer eee daily to and trom New York city Tmutacion SHB, per annum; rent $19) per month: will bear examination, Inquire of or address HOWARD HUGGING, 20 Broad stre lizabeth, d. J. WOR SALE: iladelphia Hotel Property. with prominent ste 4 acres ver ot Broad and two other cation on North Broad street, 1iher for hote OF bisiness purposes; must be | | sold at once to Clore anestare: achante to make, AW) per | contin ashort time, Addrew J, KR. CASSELBERRY, No 42) Library street, Philade Foe SALE OR TO LET Mine; all machinery minutes of depot phia, Pa. VALUABLE BLACK LEAD Necessury to work 1t; 20 miles Hd. DAVID, 34 Park row. PARRY D, THE On the THitdsod, Hy miles res ot gronind ; price figh- Address WiLLET PARRY, OTEL TO LET—WITth 1g ACRES OF LAND. AT tached, sn Fiatoush, Anply wo PRANK GLOVER, Hand Fal tVoint; 7) rooms forms easy. $855,000 | land Falls. N.Y. it | AD Pook alin, jrent rents stone front Houses at $10,000 cach, terms made to | N ATTRACTIVE PLACE.—TEN ACRES, PRETTILY | minutes | For particulars inquire ot 1 B. | Address, with | NDER: | ing, fishing and yachting are among the pleasures of the | ity, with direct communication by | Sons, comprising 400 acres | . fine shaded lawn, with large garden and | WISHING TO IN- | ACRES FOR SALE.—PRICE | mmplete, with D | $60; Bedsteads, Bureau, Bedding, & Centre | fables, Extension Table. Ruttet, Chairs, Brouzes, Paint- | OPANGE, STAMFORD. AND YONKERS.—PRETTY ‘Hlizabeth, N."J.. is. Four lots at $400, payable $20 monthly, or one jot, $100, payable $5 per month. Every | man, woman, boy and gir! can aflord them. siaily ex- OUT OF THE CITY OR TO RENT. OTEL AND OTHER BUILDINGS, TOGETHER with about two acres of excellent Land, situated in PROPERTY SALE Lawrenceville, Pa., on the Blossburg and Corning Raal- 18 miles from Corning. Price $4000; half eash, co i 6. 12, ond 24 months, -Addrers GN. CRIT: , Central Medicine Warchouse,.No. 7 Sixth ave- nue, New York. TEWARK, N, J.—HOUSB, 11 ROOMS, EVERY OON- ; from depot; price 4 vention trom depots ,pELee, $4000; Ms @atsy 5 s. Apply to R. Worth street, Sew EAT ONK STORY FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE 7 Pleasantly situated; seven min- $1,600; terms casy. ~ rooms; large lot; utes from ferry; Clifton Y DAKKIN, 5) Broad street te 76 RANGE, N. J. (SPECIALTY).—COMMODIOUS FUR- nished Residence tor rent, furnished, 16 rooms, sta- bles, ontouildings, 9 acres, on ridge commanding exten- sive vie fine lawns, garden, fruit, torest shade; five minutes trom depot. HAMILTON & WALLIS, 20 Pine street, y ones, ral eiuaied, near stations, great bargains, for sale, to lét or to exchange, . PG. u Vine, Jr., 61 Liberty street. —A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET, LAINFIELD, N. all modern improvements, pleasantly located, corner of Fitth and Peace streets, near depot. “Inquire at real estate office there, or of owner, 379 Pearl street, N. Y. (PHE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR. ROBERT Annett ofler tor sale the Property consisting of 95 acres of land, with 4.0) feet of water tront; this property | ig situated on the Hudson Kiver at Fort Lee, N. J., oppo- | site Lid street, New York. For maps and turther | pur+ tculars apply"to. WASHINGTON HAWES, Port Rich. mond, Staten Island, or KOBERT ANNETT, at Fort | sea NO LET--AT PORTCHESTER, WITHIN FIVE MIN- utes of depot, a splendid Residence, 18 rooms with all the modern improvements, stables, Coach house, &c.; | fine garden and seven acres of land ; great abundance of Arif, shade and ornamental trees. "This is one ot the most desirable locations in Westchester county, having & view of the Sound upwards of 20 miles. Apply to W. K. PLY TON, 274 Bower: O LET—A VERY PRETTY HOUSE, OVERLOOKING the Sound; ‘near the boat or cars; stable, bath, &c.; large piazza and three bay windows. Apply to ANDREW JONES, Whitestone, L, I, or E. ©. BEKRIAN, 384 Broadway. 10 LET—AT SOUTH ORANGE, A FEW MINUTES’ walk trom depot, two handsome Cottages; gard ns | P| yield a good supply of truit and vegetables: lawn well shaded. Inquire of EDWARD PRIAL, 18 Ninth avenue, or WILDEY & CO., opposite depot. HERE AND HOW TO LIVE.—IMPORTANT TO al! contemplating country homes. Pamphiets sent free; villas and cottages built; also tor sale or to let. Address HUBERT & PIRS ON, Architects, 1% Broad- Way, or call at 6! Liberty strect. 2 ELEGANT HOUSES, TEN ROOMS: DOUBLE LOTS to each house ; commana view of bay and city. New Brighton, five minutes trom landing ; $5,000. EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. ypu LINE, The laid a for these, steame! course lown for these by them for several years, is fixed to pass 260 miles coats ot Cape Race. Although’ the voyage is thus lengthe: about 100 miles, better weather is inet with and there is Much greater treedom trom toza and floating ice and the danger of navigation consequent thereon. Royal Mail steamers are appointed to sail as follows :— FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CITY OF RICHMOND..,.-aturday, March 21,at8 A. M. CITY OF BROOKLYN. ‘aturday, March 28 at 2 P. M. city OF BRUSSELS.... Saturday, April 4, at2 P.M. CITY OF PARIS. ‘ saturday, April Ml, at 1 P.M. and each succeeding Saturday and Thursday, from pier 45 North River. RATES OF PASSAGE, CABIN, $70, $80 and $9, gold, according to accommo- oitound trip th oun icnets at low rate STEERAG Eo Liverpook, aeenstown, Gli jow, Lon- donderry, London. Bristol, Cardiff, Beltast, Havre or Hamburg, $80. Prepaid certificates, $32, currency. Passengers are forwarded to Sweden, Norway, Den- mark and Paris at reduced rates. Draits issued at lowest rates. For cabin passage and general business apply at the Company's otiice, No. 15 Broadway. For steerage passage at 33 Broadway, or plier 45 North River. JOHN G, DALE, Agent. O'Donnell & Faulk, 402 Chestnut sircet, Philadelphia. M. 5. Creagh, 102 State street, Boston. F. C, Brown, 32 South Clark, corner Lake street, Chi- cago _Wiiltam Inman, Liverpool, ana No. 9 Rue Scribe, Paris ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— For southampton and Bremen. The steamship DONA Captain H. A. F, Neynaber, ‘will sail on Saturday, Mareh 2 at2 P. M., trom Bremen pler, foot Third street, Hoboken, to be followed by steam- ship. QHIO, Captain Kr. Zmster, on Wednesday, RATsS OF PASSAGE, 10 LONDON, HAVRE AND Bi payable in gold or its equivalent in currency. First Cabin is Second Cabi Steeraze, Fer freig! $129 wo passage apply to OECRICHS & CO., Agents, No. 2 Bowling Green. ‘LY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, TUE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANYS MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW Y . y CALLING AT BREST. otto Wise ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con- tinent (being more southerly than any other) will sail trom pier No. 50 North River, as tollows:— ERATE, Danre Saturday, March 2t aturday, April 4 turda’ i118 PRICE OF PASSAGE IN’ GOLD > BREST OR HAVRE. First cabin, $125. Second cabin, $75, bxcursion ‘tickets at reduced rates, American travellers going to or returning from the Con inent of Kurope by taking this line avoid both tran- 485,000. DARRKIN, 50 Broad street, S100 2Ots sat, THs, FAMOUS GARDEN CITY $ Park, immediately adjoining Mr. A.T. Stewart's | sigantte enter rise. Oniy a few leit, Get a map and ex- | amine with a view to investment, For a pluce ot resl- dence the healthiest to be tound. Commutation, $75 per Year; distance, 18 miles; near to Thirty-lourth street as cursion at 9:3) A. M. Ladies shown every courtesy. Go | and see the property and be convinced’ of its merits. Maps tree at HITCHCOCK'S Real Estate Headquarters, 439 Third avenue, near Thirtieth street. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE. —EXCHANGE OR FOR SALE, A MAGNIFICENT, conveniently accessible Property, embracing 300 Lots, in Twenty-tourth ward, three imiles trom Uen- tral Park, in superb, commanding, healthful location, with Residence; modern improvements; outbuilding, green house, path house, &c.; the fine garden and Jawn abounding with choice fruit and ornamental trees. Owner, going abroad, would sell or exchange for other unexceptionably located improved city Property or First Mortgages. A rare opporiumity tor investment or imme- Glate improvement. Principals, please address, with card, WESTCHESTER, Herald office. A —EXCHANGE OR FOR SALE, A_ VERY HAND- some Place at Norwalk, Conn.; free and clear; house, water and gas; elegant barn, room for six horses and carriages; would eae for House in good loca- tion and pay from $5,00) to $20,000 cash, | WM. H. GRAY, 22 Wooster street. XCHANGE FOR HARLEM, BROOKLYN, JERSEY City, Newark or Orange Property—The choicest 35 acre Farm in Jersey; seven miles trom Newark. D. F. CURLEY, 12 Centre street. For sale OR EXCHANGE—DYKEMAN LOTS, BE- tween Broadway and new Parade Ground, 1) by 150; also 28 Lots, House and Barn, fruits, €c.; Fordham, ‘Twenty-fourth ward city; great bargain to a prompt buyer. Address WEBSTER, $73 Kighth avenue, | OR SALE OR EXCHANGE—FOR HARLEM OR Brooklyn improved Property, a desirable Dairy Farm (unincumbered), about 100 acres; good dwelling | and tarm buildings, plenty of fruit, splendidly located at Centreville, Orange County, 13; miles trom State Hill Depot, on the New Jersey’ Midland Railroad; three minutes. walk trom ‘churches, schools, post otice and stores. Would exchange tor a small place near by New York. Inquire of WILLIAM HL. ALBRO, 3235 Bowery, corner Bond street. z: New 1) EXCHANGE-FOR A HOUSE IN BROOKLYN, three Lots in good location in Brooklyn, worth $1,005 each. Ap: ly to A.W, RICHARDS, 55 Greenpoint avenue, Greenpoint. REAL ESTATE WANTED. | —A.—WANT A DWELLING IN GOOD LOCA- A tion, or Business Property (lightly encumbered), tor Third avenue Store Property and cash, R. WALERLOW, 879 Sixth avenue. A FARM—159 TO 30) ACRES, NORTH SIDE LONG AA, glsland, fronting or near the Sound. Address, with ull descr’ pants Jowest price, &c., CASH BUY&K, box 182 Herald office. y JANTED.—OWNERS AND Lé 3 OF HOUSES E oti tor sale and to let, furnished or unfurnished, are solicited to enter the sime upon our books. ‘ke atronage of this office is large and the demand, particu- arty ior houses 1o rent, 1s unusuaily great. JAMES R. EDWAKDS, 69 West Twenty-third street, WANTED TO. PCRCHASE-A MODERN | BUILT House, petween Fourth and Sixth avenues and ‘Twenty fiith and Thirtieth streets; will pay $15,000 cash if it 1s. bargain, Address, giving location aud permits Duane street. if necessary, FURNITURE. é } KLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR | Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at 3. M. COW: | THWATY & CV.'s, 155, and 157 Chatham street. An ENS Sto I LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE | at lowest cash prices, by weexly in- | ARRELL'S warehouse, 410 Eighth ave- | ‘n Thirticth and Thirty-first streets. stalmen t and Beddii nue, betw A ~ATTENTION 18 INVITED TO THE FACT | that we have added _a RETAIL DEPARTMENT to our | business and are now prepared to fll all orders tor | PARLOR, LIBRAR HAMBER and Dfning Room. | Furniture with which we may be favored. ‘These goods | are all of our own manutacture, Mattresses and Pillows of the best quality made to order, Ns FRANK RHONER & CO,, S2 AND 84 BOWERY, PRIVATE RESI- | SACRIFICE FOR dence 21 East 2 ts, Grand Dutch $175; do., reps, $39; wa & ‘A GENTLEMAN WILL DISPORE OF HIS Household Furniture, in lots to suit purehasers, de. on the dollar, comprising teinway & Son Pianotorte $250; latest styies Parior Suit, cost $600. ror $2U $ rep Sulit, $45: Carpets nearl, fi Chamber Suit CASH—AT ings, Ac. ; must be sold immediately as the house is to be altered. ‘Cali at residence 14) West 24d st, near 6th av, PRIVATE FAMILY, LEAVING FOR BUROPE, WILL dispose of their Purniture ata sacrifice: magnificent Drawing Room Suit, cov silk brocade of the richest description, made order cost $450, tor $200; do., 81004 | do., $40: stperb rosewood Pianotorte, four round core ners, richly carved, tor $00; carved rosewood Etagere, $150; Carpets, Mirrors, Paintings, bronzes, Bureaus, Hed: steads, Wardrobes, ixtension table, silverware, Glass- ware, Cutlery, & all new 6 months ago and in excel- jent order, W, R. LIVINGS £ON. 36 West 15th st., near 5th av. CK 210 T THE ELEGANT PRIVATE RESID! | West 2st street—Will positively be offered at Private sale, regardless or value, for one we the entire Ueusehold Fu in lots to suit, consisting satin, damass and silk br Parlor suits, handsome Cabinets Etageres, Library and Secretaire Book- pases, Buflet, Extension T plush and hairciot | Suits; Chamber sets, com Bedsteads, Dressing ashsiands, &. ding, Paintings, Bronzes, | great chance for those about purchasinz furnivre. jcase call and examine. No trouble to show goods. | Cases, Ac. iNT OF CARPETS, FRUNITURE te atlowest cash prices, hy weekly ine | Stalments, at FARRELL'S warehouse, 4 Kighth ave. | nue, between Thirtieth and ibirty-tirst str (AReets, Beds. wedding, &e, Puyments taken by the’ week or month. verms KELLY & © corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avi We putno fietitions We ask no exorbitant pric nue. value on our goods. LOWEST ts taken, AND FURNITURE AT THI ces; Ww YARPE J cash ly or monthly payme ene D. A, CUNNINGHAM, 86 Third avenue, between 27th and 24th streets. Furniture, ) | JOR SALE and Floor THE FURNITURE rent to purel near Uni heaire; complete tor housekceping; a splendid c Jor a young couple, price $40. Apply to H. COS | Keal ristate Agent, 139 East Twellth st YEORGE A. CLARKES POPULAR SYSTEM OF a nihly payments, the most advantag LU of obtaining firs: class’ Furniture, Carpets, spring and parlor i Ae. U7 Broadwa, unis) apartinents on liberal terms, COND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, WOOD & ALL x rich patt English, Brussels and. inva, ver: HOHE raion street, between William and | Nassau, nirance WANTED TO PURCHASE, j A FOR SALE.—PARTIES —WISHING TO SELL 4X6 business of any kind, in. New York or Brooklyn, can always find cash buyers at our office MALONE & CO fT MACHINE WANT W%y good order, by the Pha 0 Dey strect W TO | BUY LITHOGRAPH i ._ Address, with price, E. W. ANTED—A SECOND HAND DESK a Addrosa W, i B. Mott Ha Store Agency, 121 Nassan street D—SECOND HAND, IN nix Mantfacturing Comp ANTE i 1G HAND Press 53 Lewis st. D COUNTER, | good order, | 16 bo 20 fect im length; must be ii New Yor! | ag | Dratts tor £l and upwards. to | F°!, PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG, | Hambu | KUANHARDT & OC | AUSTRALIA..Wed. | MIN sitby English railway and the discomforts of crossing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and expense. Note.—in June and thereatter the departures will be on Thursday of eyy week. GLORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. Gus WESTERN | AMSHTP LINE. NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT. the steamers of this line will sail trom pier 18 East River, as follows:— CORNWALL. Gibson. Wednesday, March 18 ARRAGON, Western..... Saturday, March 23 Cabin passage, $70: intermediate, $45; steerage, $30, SURREY Le eyed ‘i 1y to the Agent, 70 South street. Laas meat E. k. MORGAN’S SONS, NONARD LINE, NOTICE, With the view of diminishing the chances of collision, the steumers of this line take a specified course for all seasons of the yeut. ‘On the outward pa from Queenstown for New York or Boston, crossing the meridian ot 5) at 43 latitude or nothing to the north of 43, On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 42, THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM NEW YORK. FROM BOSTON. CALABRIA...Wed., Mar. 18/ HECLA........cat, Mar, 21 + Wed., Mar. 25] MAKATHON...Sut., Mar. 28 A Wed., ApL 1) ATLAS. Apl. 4 CUBA, Wed, Apl. 8] OLYMPU tt; Apl 1 ABYSSINIA. Wed., ADL 15 | SAMARIA, ues. Apl. 21 ‘and every following Wednesday and 8: York. Cabin passage, $80, $100 and $120, goid, according to accom:nodation. Return tckets on favorable terms. Stosrage, $50, currency. <teerage tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown and all parts of Europe at lowest rates. For freight and cabin Passage apply at the company’s office, No. 4 Bowling Green, For steerage passage at LL Broadway, Trinity Buttding. : CHARLES G, FRANCKLYN. Agent, orto P. H. DU VERNET, Clark and Kandoiph streets, Chica; Po CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other poluts in England and Waies. ‘The south Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new first class steamships will sail trom Pennsylvania Rall- road whart, Jersey City, as tollow: GLAMORG. March 21 PEMBROKE, ++. April & First cabin passage, $75 and ‘currency, second cabin, $55, currency; stevrage, $3). currency. ‘Prepaid stecrage certificates from Cardiff, $33, currency. Dratts for £1 and upwards. For eee Ts apply to ARCHIBALD BAXTER & CO.. Agents, 47 Broadway, New York. _ |AGLE LINE, UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS TO PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail from New York as tollowst— GOETIN, Captain Wilson, SCHILLER, Captain Thoms. °°. re Eagle Line pier, 1oot of street, Hot pees RES OF PASSAGE TO PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. Cabin—First’ saloon, $139. gold; second saloon, $72 gold. Steerage—/'o Pivmouth and London, $3), currency; to Gherbourg, and Agcbars, ony gold: prepaid tickets rom Hamburg, $38, curren Z For'irelght apply to FCNOM, EDYE & CO.. 27 South William street. For. passage’ apply to KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUUNE, General Agents, 113 Broadway. NAbroNxab LINE. NOTICE. “This company takes the risk of insurance (up t. $500,000 in gold) on ewch of its steamers, thus giving pai sengers the best possible guarantee for sai¢ty and the | avoidance of danger at sea. The most southerly route has always been adopted by this compauy to avoid ice and headlands. From plers 44 and 47 North River, TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CANADA..Mar. 25, 11 A. M. | GREECE. April 4, at 8 P. M. EGYP s.Sat.Mar.2,at3 P.M. | TTALY..Sat., April 1, 12 M. Fok LONDON DIRECT, DENMARK... ..........Wednesday, March 25, atl A. M. bin passage, $70, 830, currency. Steerage. $29, cur- rency. Return tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid steer- ¢ tickets trom Liverpool at the lowest rates. Apply at the company’s office, No; 6) Broadway. W. J. HURST, Manager. TATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY. ‘hese elezant new Clyde-built steamers will sail from pier 36 North River as followst— STATE OF ALABAMA Saturday, March 21 STAT OF PENN-YLVANT Saturday, April 4 And every alternate Saturday thereatter, taking’) ersat through rates to all parts ot Great Brita! Fretund, Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Germany. For freight or passage apply AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO,, Agents, No. 72 Broadway. Steerage office, No. 45 Broadway. OWN AND LIVERPOOL, TED STATES MAIL. March 21, ats A. M. March 23,at2 P.M, if CELTIC April 4,at7 A.M. ADRIATIC. Aprilll, ati220 P.M. | BALTIC ‘ Ae S22 April 1s, at7 ALM. —From the White Star De avonia terry, Jersey Ci Kates—Saloon, $8) gold erage. $3! ‘currenc: Saloons, staterooms, smoki om and bathrooms in midship section, where least: motion is felt, thus combin- ing salety, spe and comtort. For inspection of plans and other information apply at the compa. y’s office, 19 Broadway, New York He. J, CORTIS, Agent The Hamburg-American Packet Company's iron mail steamship FRISTA, Captain £. Meier, will sail on ‘Thursday, March 19, 1874, jor Hamburg. Rates oF passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and First cabin—U pper saloon, $120; lower saloon, $72, gold. Steeraze to Cherbourg and Hamburg, $50, gold, % Stecrage to Plymouth, London and all poimts in Eng land, scotand and Wales, $0, currency. VHCKINGIA will sit: Maret 26, 1374, ©. B. RICHARD & BOAS, eneral Passenger Agents, it Broadway, New York. General Agents, 61 Broad street, New York. NCHOR LINE. ‘Additional Commencing Ist April, th Line will sail trom Sew York nate day throuzhout the year. ‘Tuesday's steamers will proceed via Londonderry. Thursday's steainers will procved via Queenstown, Saturday's steamers direct to and trom Glasgow sailings. steamers of the Anchor nd Glastow every alter- w York, April 4 Dues, April] Steamers sail from pier No, 20 North River, CASTALIA....Wed., Sar. 13 CALBDON LA, CALIFORNIA. Sot, Mar. 21) VICTORIA, Mar, 25| OLYM Thur. April 9 ‘ Mar. 24) MACEDONIA. Sat,,’April IL ESUIOPTA,. April} iA... ues. April 4 The passenger vecommodations on the steamers of this line are mnsurpasset for elegance and comtort. Cabin staterooms are ali on the upper deck, thus securing good light and ventilation, ABIN PA Ee TO OR FROM LIVERPOOL OR LONDONDERRY, ind $75, Return, $Li), currency. Return, $190, gold. BRAGE PASSAGH, To Glasgow, pool, London, Queenstown, Londons derry, Beltast, Bristol or Cardit, $0, curren Tickets’ issied for passave to or from any seaport or railway station in Great Britam, Ireland or the Contl- nent. MDHAFIS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT LOWeST RATES, Dy Company's office, No.7 Bowling Green, New York, HENDERSON BRO! Aelita, U M TO QUEEN ITALIA L NITED STAT. town and Liy SMALL LINE i Tuestay. March 17, at 3 P.M. see Maret 24, at 10:39 A. M. 10 North River, I steerage, $10, currency. paid heKets, $82, curren Passengers booked to and trom Paris, Hamburg, Nor way and Sweden, ke, Dratts Troland, Ibngiand, France and Germany af lowest rates Apply to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. Price ESOTA, Be: Cabin passa AL NOTICE, splendid steamship MANHATTAN, sailing Taes- Greet day, n 17, will carry a Limiced number of Anterme- dite passengers at $5), currency, & Aoply to eee AT LLIAMS. © GUYOS, 29 Broadway. TOURS AND EXCURSIO! ean ‘scotland, covering every railway land and scotland, Ma AL every yline; to Htaly, 109 routes to tial Yel ‘and the Whine way line; to Holland, Be f route trom London, at reductions ranging trom ly to 4 per cent below ordinary fares. | Tickets combininy, ever, eountr Hope, Avallavie, by any line ot steamships tor April, o's Exeursionis trom A xatied n Hhowing dares tor aver 100 European ‘tours, wilh bs ready cents; free by mail, | Nx, Z6L Broadway, New York. RAGE ‘DONOVAN QO ?yassagey alt American. flag; intermediate gland ; rail ‘ord, tickels ever, Proprietor Wartera Hotel. © NITED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL Bt whGPatiite Puerta tos ose kas arscorr BROTHERS & CO, EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE OFFIOR, South street. Drafts for £1 and upwards issued at lowest rates. --~- COAST WISE, STEAMSHIPS., ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LIN Great reduction {a Bates, Jaen fe ane | Freight to OALI The magnificent steamships of ot 1 apatehed irom pier 42 North iver, New York, sa poder Pactengers and ie at? ? a.—COLON, Captain —. rday, April ii, at 1 P. Mm, a Palaces ie P., M-—-ACAPULCO, Captain lay, April al . M.—! Commodore A. G. GRAY. Pam Sea Oee ahd every fortnightly Gaturday thereuiter, counectng a steamers vf Mexican Coast and south Paeiiic ports nee! Americans Passenger 5 eamers Will call at KINGSTON, Jamate both on their outward and homeward trips, arriving. at that porton Friday, the sixth day atter leaving Kew York, and leaving saturday F. M. for Aspinwall, Extra steamers tor freight, &c., will be despatched on intermediate Saturdays. whenever the necessities of transportation may require it. TU JAPAN AND CHINA. The splendid steamers of this line leave San France! Ist of every month tor Yokohama, Hong Kong a Shanghae, carrying United =tates mails, Exira steamers will be despatched on’ the 16th of the month, whenever snfficient business offers. Steamers of this line leaving Hong Kong atter April} next will bring freight to Manama, via Yokohama and San Francisco, without breaking: a through bills of lading issued via alk. ‘Vime contracts and Panama. Tea wil! be brought trom San Francisco to New York, fast, in 28days, at $40, gold, ver ton of 2,000 Ibs, eet: RATES OF FA SAGE oe to ; Including berth, meals and ail requisites for Mew York to, an Franeisco—oy, S10 Or $110, Sue rency, according to location. 4 New York to Kingston—$25 or $50, gold, according te location. Francisco to Yokohama, $150, gold. San Francisco to Hong Kong, $00, xold. For freight and passage, or oitier information, apply at the company’s oitice, r 42.0 iver, loot Canal street, New York. — 'H. J, BULLAY, cuperiniendent, Rorvs Haren, Vice President and Managing Director. NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP ‘Cmopany.—The elegant screw steamship ONTARIO, 3,000 tons burden, Captain George B, Slocum, will sai for St. Thomas, Para, Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio de Janeiro on Monday, March 23, at ' o'clock P. M., from pier 43 North River. a For freight or passage apply to WILLIAM Re GARRISON, No. 8 Bowling Green. A TEAS MAIL LINE. BI-MONTHLY SERVICE TO HAYTI, VENEZUELA, CURAGOA, MARACALBO, JAMAIVA AND COLOMBIA: First class, full powered, English but iron screw steam- ers, irom pler 42 Norih River — For HAYTI, CURACOA, VENEZUELA and PORTO RIOO, CLARIBEL, March 17 CORINTH...... . . April 3 For JAMALCA and COLUMBIA, ones March 2% ATLAS oo April 10 First class passenger accommodations. PIM, FORWOOD & CO sen No. 56 Wall street anc ‘ine street EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, ‘These first class steamsht)s will sail every Tuesday, at 8 P. M., trom pier 13 North River, toot ot Ceilar street, tor Havana dire: 8 1ollow: Steamship CRESENT CITY, Capt. T. 8. Curtis..March 17 Steamship COLUMBUS, Capt. E. ©, Reed..... March Steamship MORRO CASTLI:,Capt. T. H. Morton. March 31 For freight or passage (having magnificent accommo dations) appli ons apply to WILLIAM P, CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green, D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana, poe HAVANA, NASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ NEW YORK AND MEXICO MALL STEAMSHIP LINE, jeaving pier No. 3 North tiver at3 P. M. CITY OF MERIDA. +-(Havana via Nassau). “(Havana direct). A..... (Havana direct)..Wed., March 35 W YORK... (Havana dire). Apri 3 :(Havana and Mexico)..:-April 4 to TOALERANDIE & SONS, 33 Broadway. CLEOPATRA ...... . For freight or passage appl FR, NASSAU, N. The steamship CITY OF MERIDA will leave pier 8 North River, March 19, at3 P. M. ¥. ALEXANDRE & SONS, 32 Broadway. GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT Key West, car ne the United States mail.—New iron steamer TATE OF TEXAS, Captain Bolger, will leave pier 2) East iiver, Saturday, March 2i,at 3 P.M Through bills of lading given to Houston and ail points on the Galveston, Houston aud Henderson and 3. B. and © Railroad, No'charge for forwarding in New York. For freight, or passage, having superior ac-ommoda- tions, apply to C. H, MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane, or W. #. CLYDE, 119 Wall street. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, MERCHANTS’ STK. fr 36 ane fear eD ME 5 om pier 36 North River (ioot o on Saturday, March 21, at 3 o'clock P. M. Freights received daily. Through races given to Sh Louis, Vicksburg, Mobiie, Galveston and Indianola. For freight or’ pussage, having sujerior accommodae tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 36 North River. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. . ‘The Cromwell Sieamship Line. The stearate NEW ORLGANS, Captain Clapp, will leave pier No.9 North River, on Saturday, March 21, at3 P. M. Freight receive daily. Through rates given to Gal- veston, Indusnola, Bock port or Aranzas Whart, Brazos Santia . Louis aud Mobile. Cabin passage, $5); steer+ aze,)$25. "for freight or passage apply to CLARK & SEA MAN, 36 West street. Score IERN LI © the following new and first class steamers will sail every Wednesday at 3PM. trom pier 2) East River: Steamer OF DALLA March 18 Steamer CITY OF GAL Steamer CARONDELE steamer CITY OF HOU Freight received daily. Through rates given to Galves ton, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas Whart, Brazos Sau- tiazo and st. Louis. Cabin passage, $50; steerage do, $25. For freight or passage, having’ superior accommo: dations, appiy to CH. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lane, INCEROEE, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. DAILY LINE to Nortolk, and Monday. Tuesday, Thursday and saturday to Peters butg and Richmona, OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP? COMPANY, From pier 37 North ttiver, foot of Beach street, steamers. leave daily at3 P. M. tor Norfolk, and passenger steamers for Nortolk, City Point and Richmond on Tuesdays, ‘Thursdays and Saturdays. same hour : ‘vhrough pills of ladin zor tickets Issued to all points South and Southwest via Virginia and fennes see, Atlantic Coast, hoard and other lines; also by peake and Ohio Railroad for Western points, an leamers at Nortolk tor ashingtom, and other poin's, Oilice, 187 Greenwich stree TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. re RIVER L TO BOSTON, Newport and Full’ River. ‘The magnificent steamer WPGRE and OLD COL EXAS LINE—FO r N.C, N or 23. North Kiver, foot of Murray street, 8 excepted), vt OU. M. Through tickew K LINE MATL ROUTE, pot of Desbrosses and THE AND UD Trains leave Nev Cortlandt streets, as follow: Express tor arrisbur: with Pullman Palace ¢ uunday 6 and sport, Lock Hy jaan rie R. Philade lian M.; for Wile Madelphia. ath, at 8:40 A, Sandy P.M. sun oP M Express for Philadelphia, 8:40, 97 0, 3, 4,57, $:60,9P. M. and 12 night sunday, 0, 3:3) and) P.M. Emigrant and second ciass, 7 P For Trenton at7W A. M..2 3:10 and 6-10 P.M. Sunday WW P.M. For, Newark, at 6, 6:99, 7:20, 7:49,3, 9, 0), 11 10, 4:39, 5 For Kahwwg' 5. 0 BHO, 410,429, 5 . night, vant M ewan South Amboy, 6 and , For Lambertvitl loimmngion, For Philipspurg and Bely: van é P.M. Accommonation tor Bor den, 7:2) and 4 For Freenold,7 emberton and Camden, § A. sarrive as tollows:—From_ Pittsuurg, 6: sand 7330 P, daily; 11:55 AM daly Monde y, ‘ashineton and Baltimore, 6:59 5:15 and Wy: . i M. Frow i ike a a Wea Als < 6 11:55 AJM, and 19.27 P.M. Ticket oMices, 425, 445, Wland 9 bad athe f No. lL Ag tor House, and toot ot Desbrosses and Cortlandt streeta, Ree RMSAITS ne ae Ey eT BOYD, Jr., General Manager. General Passenger Agent. TON LINE FOR BOSTON.—THE ELEGANT ror ‘SuTSB@eSpanp, every Tuesday, Thorsday and Sav Uday: LAGANSETT, every Monday, Wednesday and Prte day, froin pier 35 North Kiver, ato. M. BILLIARDS. ; , RUSH CONTINUE» For WwW. fi, GRIFFITO &@ A COCS latest iraproved Bil i ard Hise halls) De. CO. tatertee custions; chdoraed vv ail the chara, ney aaa also bagatelie und Tripolite non Wayers best iit Wahler: Russian Bowl it Games, at reduced pri All nt other new wireet, “Dy CSTANDARD AMGRICAN BEVEL TABLES AND AL the Phelan &Collende bination Cushions, Jor sale only by the pat H.W. COLLENDER, suet Ueksor to Phelan & Co! Broudway, New York, 8 IMPROVED BILLIAR . A. now used in St. Nichol. ty, for sit ‘and Contry y DY GO. I MEDICAL. 4, KING, PHYSICIAN AND Si N he Private ofice So, 6 Amity street, neat I A =MME, MAXWELL, PHYSICIAN, RESIDENUS IM Kast Tenth street, near Tira avenus. NDLUE.—ALL COMPLAINTS =—DR, AND MME A. (25 Years practice A Ae OFFIC 129 « street, near Greenwich sirec 12) West Twenty-sixth street. K, PHYSICIAN, Risst. et, near Third ay, —MME « dene VAN | BUSKT ast Twe LL, PHYSICIAN SINCE 1S), OFFIOR second st., rst door trom Fitth ay, LIBERTY COMPLAINT! 56 Bicecker streot, near Broadway: COST BE On Mate, WEST~AL ‘Advice iros,