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

DESIROUS OF PUR, SIAN OR DENTIS" Puvaictay OF full lot: best part of four story ined A chasing a four thie attached: ata low price; libe- aw enth street FACING CENTRAL f way between the su- ene plage mn adway circle entrance to Central ‘Park. commanding two and a halt wiles mag t views through Park: clei ef magnitice yt We STE LS sON Jr, Nov th Pine street. OP BROWN —TWO BUILD! . Park, Fifty-nin' SUPERIOR FULL SIZED HIGH House, between Fifth and Madison avenues; fin tomeet on Murray Hill, W. P. SEYMUUR, It Broadway. iy ar Fifth enue, all sizes 1,000 to Others on and near Fith avenue, all sizes: $9, TO A SUPE ise in Bast. Forty-8tth this house is offered at .¢ sold for the best price saw ine ity 10 seeutre one ot the est ouses in the city is any buyer who wit! act - Re CO., No. 5 Pime strect. promptly, nik: HANDSOME THREE STORY HIGH th avenue : immediate HEBBERD & SO BROADWAY STORE PROPERTY, FIRST C in every resp or sale—Rental now p interest on investment and certa’n, speedy advaice Value, rare opportunity tor first class imvestm mortgage Kostession : rent $ N, 29 East Fourtectith street. 83 eagi:, balan a other property and ack. Address OWNER, box 4,767 Post oitice. =MURRAY BILL HOUSE FOR SALE—LEXING- Av ton avenue, near Thirty-eighth street, four siory Brown stone; wall be sold, as the parties are colny away; also, four story on %, rst sirect, $24.80). near Lexing: ton avenue; worth $27,502 Apply to JOUN FETR No. 1,036 Third aven: HANDSOME THREE STORY BROWN STO vi e, $19,000, _ eq) _ eaten WILLIAM TUCKER, 220 Firth a NT DWe $ CHEAP—15 EAST S7T Os. at ast. 19 V West Sad, lo East ith ay., No 0. Vt Pine street, REASONABL! ERY TERMS, A A LE—C nen in mune order, on Fitt h avenues ; 20x80x:0). OR beautiful, well built, substantial, four story | h stoop Drown stone House, | infra sreen, between Firth and 8 Owner, No. #8 Pine street, rooms 17 and 18. OR SALY—§13,00—A FINE FOU ORY BROW F stone House, including Carpets, Gas Fixtures, &c. x easonable terms; No agents. inquire of corner of Elin and Frankiin streets. OR SALE OR TO LET—NO. § FORTY-SEVENT! street, between Fifth and Madison aven: a four story brown stone House; will be sold tow for cash ‘&@ prompt purchaser. (08 Prompt Pur NSHN O. HIGGINS, No. 7 Pi 0. 8 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STRGET.—FOR SALE, beautitul well built tear story bro stone House, st west of Filih avenue: it is 18.8 by 68, modern ar- rangements, trescoed, thoroughly overhauled and in pertect order throughout; wil be sold with the expen- Hive Mirrors, Gas Fixwures and Cornice E. it o. 3 Pine street. LUDLOW & Co, EAL ESTATE, BA IN, ON L INGTON AV! nue, near Thirty-rourth igireet—Taree story high aoop House, 25x50, iot 100; . HYLAND. ineteenth street, TH AVENUE, fronting the House in elezan: in ?, ad high stoop order: price and terms very favorable, Apply to W. /’. MOUR, ITL Broadwa GOTH STREET NEAR LEXINGTON AVENU Elegant four story brown stone House, 20x55x frescoed and in complete order throughout; te price to suit. RICHARD V. HARNET 411 Broadway, room ¥, basement, and East Side. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE, 20 fort front, for sale—On Thirty-eight street, near 9 hird avenue, jor $! $2,000 cash wanted ; well built; renting for $1,14 00. PHALO! AL venteenth street. EAST THIRTY-SIXTH BARGAIN—ON fine five story double Tenement House, in pood o ; only $4,000 « » rent $2.40 VER CARTER, 39 Nassan street, SPLENDID INVESTMENT ON THIRD AY! Large tour story aud basement House; independent walls: full lot; west side; paying 12 told per cent on in. yestment now and of great prospective value; $8,500 to cash Wanted: balance on mortgage. BENJ. BROW) A WMADISON AVES HIRD « street.—Superb, new, beautitully finished, well pro- stoop stone Dwellitig for sale joned tour story hig! Bow. ¥. k. STEVENSON, Jr., ll Pine OR SALE—A NEW, MEDIUM SIZED FOUR STORY brown stone Hotise, No. 115 Fast Seventeth street nox Hil). burlt in the best manner vy day's work; wood finish; replete and complete in ev are tloular; price very low; terms easy. inquire of CHAS. FOX, 12 East Forty-isth street, or W. BENTLEY, on the premises. RR SALE—THREF STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN stone House, No. 215 rast Lith street, with stable rear: termseasy. Applyto THOMAS A. & ROBERT EMMET, No. 36 Pine street. OR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE, A SPLENDID FOUR story Drown stone House, sixtieth street: hest bloc: on east side: resco complete order throughot also small House, on ‘enth street; also several parce! of Lots in Hariem to exchange. NICHOLS & CAFFERTY, Fourth avenue. R SALE—VALUABLE LOT ON WILLIAM STREET running through to fose street, 25 feet wide, by 225 feet deep; terms easy. Apply to N. QUACKENBUS, No. 7 Warren street, room 12. (OR SALE—A THREE STORY HOUSE AND LOT, 100 feet deep, on First avenue, near Twenty-sixth street, all $9.50; aiso House, 25x45, lot @, No. 78 Carmine atresty three stories and basement; has three atores in building. HYLAND, 342 East eenth sireet. OR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE—A elegant aud almost new Houschold. | ¢ n from 12 to 2 o'clock F. Mat No. S15 Kast Fiftieth street, near Second avenue. MALL HOUSE, MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, $6,500; easy terms; smali private House, brooklyn, near terrie: el eber: 60 fhird 7 octave ¥ OWNER, 2) i QO FAST THINTIETH sTREET, ayenue.—Fine three stor. louse, 180x959; cheap. grand Steinway Piano: all avenue, piano wareroooin, Jr., Il Pine street, West Side. —BEST SMALL MODERN HOUSE IN FIFIH ward for sale.—Every improvement and conve- not much cash required. JAMES PRICE, 200 Hudson street. BARGAIN FOR CASi—TWO 20 FOOT LOTS, street; three 75 feet, east of Kighth avenue. PENCK« SMITH, 18 Broadway. 13D A tol AT $15,(00, A 23g STORY BRICK AND brown stone high «toop House, 141 Ninth avenue, West side, ne ineteenth street; Rouse 40 ieet deep: 12 Tooms, with all in ‘ovements: lot 22.5x100; good base- ment and sub-cellar; independe: walls; can be altered into a store at very little expense. inquire within, or of J, BANTA, 357 Canal street. AW 8ilon NFw TH STORY BRICK REAR CAR- + penter shop, together with a three story front BARGAIN House rented for $1.400; lot 265x100. i W. MON- TAGUE, Eighth avenue and twenty-first street BARGAIN—TNE FLEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN | stone Dwelling 2 teet wide). No. 37 West Forty eet; Iresco on the preinise and in first TWO STORY AND ATTY and 179 West Fourth particulars apply to J. W or JUUN BAREARIL FIELD, 474 Bouth street. {weil fini ur story basement Mirrors ind Gas Fixtures: neighborhood can be reached by Elevated Katiroad in 17 minutes froin Wail file sold as house In (his erty; terms to suit. ____ 1. ¥. HAMILTON, 79 Cedar street, OR SALE—FIRST CLASS HOL NOS. 203 AND 207 West Forty-fisth street; price $21,000; also No. 247 West Forty-tourtli street, price $15.54. Inquire on prem- OR SALE—THE FIRST CLASS HIG brown stone House 22) West Fitty-eighth street, close to Cent Fark, For further iniormation inquire on premise: OR SALE—MUST BE SOLD— in and most desirable investment jour story high stoop Howse 63) sever nue, at june- tion with Broadway; ail improv, cal chased tor less than halt it must be worth in a )e@rs; examin jon will stow this mined shortly become a great business cen.re; po 1 238 West Forty-iourth street, betore 12, an GENUINE BAR well rented OR SALE—GREATLY U improved Property, Canal str street, near Sixth avenue; Bleecker street, ate i Sixth avenue, from $9,0) to $25,000; rar chance tor 4 bargain if sold at once, Apply at the owner's, 603 Hudson street STORY BRICK FRONT DER VALUE, BUILDING AND FRAME, Tear, in fee, 2573m, only $60.0: terns easy. ADpIy | to B. 8. Livy, 271 West ihirty-cighth street. Q story HIGH stor WN STONE HOUSE— Between seventh and Eigath avenues, in frst class te; furnace im ceilar: extension ce $17,000, Verms to suit Phirty-eighty street. Mise TWO STORY Ho No. % Benson street (or 14th street) nue; price $4000; cash For particulars ingn) ¢ Flevenih street, near Fourth av Ancous. ¢ Fourth HERK AND HOW TO LIVE.—IMPORTANT TO ail contempiating country ho’ Fampaiets se leo tor sale or to lec. Architects, 1M Broad free: Villas and Cottages Address UUBERT & PIKSS: way, or cali at 6 Liberty street BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE AND ih: Ne, EN HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON CLINTON AVENUE, near Greene, Brooklyn, for sale; three story bi , 16262, Lot HRW, With brick stuble on rear sircet: Hin complets order ‘and the choicest location on tats bean: wvenue ; terms easy haVKE & HALSTED. 162 Br STOOP | House, in splendid order, on Thirteenth sizeet, near | | by day's Work; price, S8x200, 316,0W), or 338x100, $12,500; “TCH, | | tubs; house roomy and comiortable, needs no painting NE | ity $9.04 to exchange lor | + | and ov horse power Corliss Engine, | Purchasers only need apply for permits, terms, &e, to | Pearl street, | tween Nostrand and Murcy avenues D. / $10.000. ECOND STREET, | heap as-any | sToor | E AND LOT FOR SALE—AT | Bt Houses, for smail families, within five minutes’ waik AND LET. | [PERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, CORNER OF FULTON AV. AND BOERUM 8T. OFFICE OPEN FROM 8 A. M. TILL 9 PF. M ON SUNDAY, FROM $ TILL 9 P.M CARRIERS’ AND AGENTS’ DEPARTMENT, NO. 7 FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN, {—CLINTON AVENUE, ELEGANT DWELL- ‘nd Grounds: rent $1,000, $1,200, $1,500, $1.00, Clinton street, $1,200: Dulliel street, $1,100; Pros ect p! 1,000, $1, id), '$1,200; Joralemon street, baad bes Be lAx to SURO; rent sO to $4.0 And others prices $8 PVD. WHCKOFE & 65 Broadway, New York, 33 Fulton st, Brookl, | JQRooKLYN.—PoR SALE, THREE FRAME HOUSES | B see aay improvements; seven Lots: Fiiteenth street, | near hourth avenue, BURRILL & SON, 453 Pith avenue, | or H. J. DAVID, 33 Park row, New York. ALINTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN.—THREE STORY | C™EnG basement high stoop House, 20x45, with extra | Dot, “in pertect order, with all the’ modern improve. ments Apply @ WOOD, BRADY & TODD, No. 9 Pine | street, New York, LE—LARGE HOUSS AND BARN, WITH 233 | eres of chotce Land, pleasantly located, near horse cars. BAKTLETS, Hatter, Fourth street, near broad- way, Brooklyn, JOR SALE—THE NEAT VILLA 1,49 PACIFIC street, with rear Lotson Atlantic avenue. between Brooklyn and Kingston avenues; our rooms ana pantr on first floor: six bedrooms and bathroom up stairs: iuprovements to third story; painted and frescoed; built no order necessary. terms easy; examine property; ier n y. B, GRACE, 63 Pine strect, Address presens owner, W. R, SAL OR’ TO RENT. PRL, BR OE. ‘ARMS—$600 10 $12,000. WITH FRUIT, BUILDINGS, Pen land; wellantral. climate: terms i convenient to New York markets Yamphlets at drug store, 44 Broome street, east. LUSHING PARK LUTS—NOTICE TO LOT BUYERS nm incre: in price.—On and r March Sl, Prices ‘the lots will be as follows:—Lots on Burling and smart avenues, 86; Kowne and Robinson avenues, 8700; Union avenue an hats street, $800; Hiss Second and Third streets, ‘All coruer Lots, $4N. ‘The trustees are now contracting tor the introduction of water. Flushing will shortly possess all the conveniences: njoyed in cities, Maps ca be had at WITCHCUCK'S Estate Headquarters, 439 Third avenue. RUIT FARM FOR SALE.—ONK OF BHE MOST complete fruit tare, near Burlington, ; J. acres land; 500 apple, 24) stand al peach, 10 cherry, quince and acres raspberriés aud blackber: dition; cottage, 9 rooms, | rge number of out- buildings, in ‘rood condition: ill be “sold. ipw on caer terms. For particulars address }., box 5,899 Post office, FPOR SALE A WATER FRONT O€ TH EAST RIVER, with about 100 lots of ground; beimg the most de- jirabie in the unmediate vicinity ot New York tor eou- mercial or manufacturing purposes; Is offered on unusu- ally attractive conditions Apply to WOMER MORGAN, do. 2 Pine street. POR SALE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, OPPO. site Bust Fifty-eighth street, on East River, in Ravens- ater frout, ine mansion, jae for a Arstclass the city; must be in a good NTHEA, 16 Wilham street, S. ¥. YPOR SALE—AT POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW HOUSB; ail. modern convemences: hardwood finish: best wood two acres land, 200 neighborood; one-quarter acre land; $1000). Inquire of 8, B. HALNES, Bowery Savings Bank, or of J. COR- 4.1K5, 8 South Hamilton street, Foughkeepsie, N. Y. 1OR SALE CHEAP—A HOUSE AND LOT, ELIGIBLY situated in Bioomfield, N.J.; a House and Lotin Morristown. S.J. several Patent Rights. on which jarge profits can be made. For further narticulars in- uire at the store of JOHN R, SUTTON, 221 Vanal street, New York, Terms very easy. FROWEMALE, AND TO RENT. ~ i rage ere Ne ba Teall Pb te REA at ‘acres land. more or less. sexnguae 3 sight g, wi responsible party. Ad ine furnished five mint stat id thres rer r ane hree-quariers of an Merits x Rallrosd: owners going ubrond; ny Peas teins Gviade Tania S thoaie 4 oH ks nge Junction, or 1 % CROWE, 150 West twenty-second street, New York. ELEGANT HOUSES, TEN ROOMS; DOUBLE tors to each house; commana view of bay and city. New righton, five minutes trom tare DARK ® Broad street, mitge 23 ‘Ht FAMOUS GARDEN CITY $100 ‘ark, immediately adjoining Mr, A.T. Stowart’s gigantic entervrise. Oniv a tew lett. Geta map and ex- amine with a view to investment. For a plnoe of resi- dence the healthiest to be found. Commutation, $75 per ear; distance, 13 miles; near to Thirty-iourth street as Ritabety NJ. is Four tots at bayable $20 ry monthly, or one lot, $100, paras 35 per mon! man, Woman, boy and gir! can afford them. Daily ex- cursion at 9:3) A. M. Ladies shown every courtesy. Go nd see the Brpperty, and be convinced’ of its merits aps tree at HITCHCOCK'S Real Estate Headquarters, 439 Third avenue, near Thirtleth street. $4. 000. —RLOOMFIELD, N, J.—HOUSE 7 ROOMS, A . Lot B0x100, on’ principal street: Telford aveient, Ras, good water, fruit: Norse cars pass house : d jew York. Address SHEWLT, Bloomfeld. NJ. The possidility of a new taeue af inoonvertidie paper I regard with amazement and anxtety, and, tn my judgment, such an issue wOutd be @ detrt- ment and a shame.—CHARLES SUMNER, NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. General Trans \tie Com Matt Steamahtps oe eet aceon this favorite. route to the Con, will sail More southerly than any other) Ao North Kiver, Nk L, Roussan. tollows :— Axel ves 4 "Siturday, April « EOWOPE, Lema saturday, April 1 4 ‘ é atu PERE RE Sar eacneanes, Baturday, May 16 Price ot passage in goid (including wine) to Brest or re = irst cabin, $125, Second cabin, $75. achunasige nécom modations tor & few steerage passen- Excursion tickets at reduced rates. erican traveller: ° Continent of kaye ere Making this Line avoid Down Urane sit by English rail: nd the discomforts of crossing the Ch: nng_time, trouble and expense. In June and thereatter the Thursday of every w aa ae ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— or -outhampton and Bremen. ‘The steamship OHLO, Captain Kr. Emster, will sail on ednesday, March 25. at dP. M.. 1rom Bremen pler. toot of Third street, Hoboken, to ve" followed by steamship MOSEL, Captain G. rust, on Saturday, Maren 28 RATES’ OF PASSAGE 10 LONDON, HAVRE AND BREM Fires RATAD!C in gold or its equivalent in currency. Second Cabin. Bigarane: ¢ ‘ ‘er treight or passage a| to ¢ ouUaicHe & 5 CO., Agents, Bowling Green, 8.500 RAR OF 0 ACRES, GOOD LAND AND oF + Buildings, choice trutt, pleasantly located, miles trom the city, Bergen county 100 acres, $10,000, P. WELLINC iret class Farin, Paterson, J. BROOKLYN WATER FRONT—28 LOTS: ster in New York harbor; wharves and FOUN» yu 3ood condition; Hewk two ferries. Apply tO ECT WILL ERNE Baiver street, Brooklyn, £. D. OR r RY SALE-THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 13 rooms; gas, bath, hot and cold water, stationary or repairing; 16 minutes to Fulton’ terry; price $420); ‘$4,000 or $5,000 may remain. inguire On premises, 148 Livingsion street. —TWO FACTORIES, CONNECTED, 40X90 . 30x80 and 15x15; two Stories, 15x35; three Sto- asement, Engine Room, Drying Room, Stabl two Bollers, Otis Howstway, inexhaustible well of water, about7 Lots ot | Ground, for $14,600, not half its vaiue. Apply to owner, REYNOLDS, 135 Ninth Williamsburg. ries ani | healt FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE@AN ELEGANT COUN- try Seat, at Bloomtteld, N. J.: this place consists of 7 acres of land, in the highest, state of cultivation, with magnidicent evergreens, abundance of fruit and shrub- bery; & modern house, of 1S rooms, with wll the latest improvements, hot and cold water, gas, dc.; stable, with home for man; ample carriage room, cow sheds, pouitry house, &e.: will sell in connection a choice collection of Works of Art and Furniture, to suit pur- chaser; the location is unsurpassed, being hich, dry, yaund commanding a mountain view o: 28 mile W. RAVENHILL, 899 Broad strect, Apply to MARGEREY Newark, N. J. OR SALE—ON NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAIL- road, one hour from city, two most attractive Cot- tages, with 10 rooms each ; lots 75x200; price very mode- rale; taxes very low. RULAND & WHITING, No, 5 Beekman street. (OR SALE—A THREF STORY CORNER BRICK | House, near Fulton terry, Brooklyn. Inquire at 437 | sar! st New York, liquor store, WOR SALE OR TO LET—IN BROOKLYN, E. D., A | sour story brick Building, sultabie tor manufactur- | ing purposes; coflvenient to’ ferries; rent moderate, | Apply to KELSeY & CORNWELL, 105 Broadway, Brookiyn, E. D., or to A. F. HAND, 5! Bockman street, New York. VOR SALE OR TO LET—A HANDSOME FIRST CLASS | brick House; new, Mansaid roof, three, story and | basement, with modern improyements, good neighbor- hood ; price $7,000, terms easy. Eieventh street and Jack- son avenue, Hunter's Voint. ARE CHANCE FOR MILKMAN.—NICE HOUSE and extensive Stables, all new, with 2% acres, on lune ot Myrtle avenue, near city limits. F. JAYNE, 171 Broadway, 2 to & 0 LET—A HIGH STOOP THREE STORY BROWN stone House, with all improvements, situated on one of the best blocks tn the Third ward; convenient to the erries and raliroads; possession in Aprii; rent moderate, all at 195 Montague street, Brookiyn, or at 77 Front ew Yor! (PO BEST—A HAEDSOME VILLA, 22X60, CORNER ot Eighth avenue and Lincoin place (Degraw street), park. LACY, 838 Broadway, New York. WARE, OFFERING (SOME GEMS OF BROWN stone frout Houses at $10,(00 each, terms made to suit any and all, in a first class neighborhoos, skirted on three sides by cars to all the ierries: 2) mmutes to New York. Apply on the premises, Willoughby avenue, be- & DICKIE. MODERN BROWN STONE HOGS! all improvements; 3 story and basement; very desirable; easy payments. 143 Pi dent street, Brooklyn, 5 blocks trom Hamilton ave. fer: one block trom tee | WEst HESTER COUNTY PROPERTY | | FOR SALE AND TO RENT. | NDID GOPENING.—THZ FOREST GROVE House. Twenty-third ward, to let; Furniture for | hotel or cusiness purposes: stone hou 37 rooms; all mod rn improvements; tine lawn and ‘shade; view of rai Park, Sound and Palisades; five minutes from | ve trom sieamboat. railroad and tw: u. A332, LOTS, IX NEW YORE c | + fourth ward, Woodlawn HHeights—Great inauce- lents to buyers.—A number of Houses are being built; express traihs stop i iront ot propercy at junction of two pring: new depot at property: take 9:15 Harlem train to-day; also i vursday, y. 170mm Forty-second street ta Wools + will méet_paraes to show prop- # BRO 4 Warren street. ro LET OR FOR SALE—AT FORDHAM HEIGHTS, out six acres of Land, with two story and attic | iiouse, lately put in good order : good stable, barns, & fine apple orchard and good garden; railway stati { minutes’ waik irom the property, Apply to GoLAND & SONS, No. 55 broad street. FPOe SALE—A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND GROUNDS on 163d street (West Morrls five minutes’ walk from depot; terms easy Me 202 Broadway. TEEN 5 fourth ward, 170: sireet, six blocks Iroad detoc. For par jeulars cat! at 244 Broadway, from A. M. to 5¥. M. A VALUABLE WATER FRONT RESI- . 44g acres; two Houses, stable, bath house, <e.. in one, two or three lots “Apply to F. G. | HALL, 83 Pearl stréot JFCE SALE—A DESTEABLE HOUSE AND GRO 3, on lod street, West Morrsiania, five minutes’ walk | from depot; terms easy. | | D, 8. MOLLOY, 202 Broad wa: OR § NIONPORT, WESTCHESTER COUNTY, on Eastern boulevard, § splendid Lots, 216 teet trom | Street to sireet, 25 (eet iront, lor cash: only $2,500. Ap- | ply to WM. VARK HOUSE, 22 Centre street, corner Keade, in paint shop, New York, or Hudeon avenue, corner Huwibolt street, Union Hill, N. J, MPHE CHEAPEST FARM IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, | 4 miles north ot city limits: 32 acres, house, barn, &c. ; wilt double in vaiue soou; a bargain. W. DILCHIsIT, No.2 New Chambers street. | N ESTATE.—A WELL LOCATED PLOT , l0oxi'd, with trame Dwelling, on Third , Mount Vernon, Westchesier coumty,’ Episcopal church. | Api 0. AU; | Vernon, or C. W. VAN DOR: | mo. dence; evergreens; house has 12'rooms, gas and heate J. HOWLAND 3—TO Ll near cesot, Mansard roof H. ; pleasant grounds, &e. ; cheap rent Apply to JAMES YOUMANS, Agent, Yon: | } ern im ERS AND MONTROSE, ORANGE, close to stations ; best neighborhood: or for sale. : . Jr., 61 Liberty street. provem | PROPERTY OUT OF Tx7K CITY FOR | SALE OR TO RENT. | tae | 4 nished winter. hot lawns, beau adapted to summer or | baths, gas, stables, gardens, 1: hour troin city ASTON, No. 1 Pine street A COUNTRY | ¢ zB | DECIDED BARGAIN.—A NEAT TWO STORY AND . 9 rooms, at Tenaliy, N. vy th Ii be sold Wea sacrifice, CLAK . CO. VEALE, ais: numerous outbuild> a, rat in quantity; within walking dis | tance of schools, churches, depot; frequenttrains. Owner, | 26 Lasayetie avenue, Brookly MODERN HOL THREE acres; choicest fruits; most besutizully located; | hear depot: must be soid this week, owner leaving town, | Apply to owner, I! Broadway, rooin 2 } A an LEFT.—RAHWAY LOTS FOR | 85), wor: | | vette Lots $30, worth $200; now is the tun ome. BR USO! 39 Nassau street. TO HOt |.—FURNISHED | or unturnished : 14 rooms; fine location, near depot; | Fent wouid bo taken in board by owner and Keep tour rooms. Address Hi. M., box 282 Herald offtee, T NEW BRIGHTON, ST, MARKS PLACE, STATEN Island.—A genticmnan's Kesidet furnished; 4 Fooms; every mode stables, greetihous and beautina lege to pureliase KEEPS! of % acres, linprovement; carriage house whi auey, billiard room; health ation ; to lease, $2.50 per annum: pris W. A. COLLINS. 2 Pine street, FOR SALE OR TO RENT, A Arst class improvements; a Gelighttul site; abunda ol fruit and just outside the city limits; the House and furniture, with Gard be renved for the sum! if desired! Address BYWARD LRRITT, Pougnkee NX. Refers to K.P. Merrit, | { street, Sew York. VALUABLE COAL MINE, NOW IN OPERATIO | 2A, im Athens county, Ohio, of the Marietta and Cincl i ro) ata bargain. Full particul, with JOS i, 16 Browd Way. eer ft | BEAUTIFUL If FARM TO LET OR FOR | res. good rick house: on. rive | sale—ls hear depot; 42 trains; sent low to reuable part | nice Covtage and a iarge and fine Kesidenc | trom depot. 2 Oe de WiLL AR ner, 87 Fulton street, siniti’s hat stofe. | AT. ELIZABETH, N. J.-rOR RENT. THR | OF main depot; most healthful port ot the city; aiso Country Seat with two aores of Land: plenty ot fruit, HADDED, 123 and 15 &c, For particulars appiy to.1. W. West Twenty-vighth street. NEWS vEN ROOM BAyoxn® J.—¥OR SAL! House on lot 26x10, ata bargain; possession imme dinely. Address N, HOUSE, Five Corners Post ottice, Jersey tty Heights, N, J ( YOUNTRY SEATS TO T—FURNISHED AND UN- y / turnished, at Bloomfeld, Montelatr, Yonkers, Mount and Stamford; Cottages trom B. IRELAND, ZL Browd way. SPLENDID VIEW BAY AND | acres; 100 choice truit trees, cari Jer's house ; one hour trom city; Staten I DARIN, 60 Broad str , Portchest | ular, U. | ered; gas and w | others. ari | box 53 | railroad to be in | Address box 83 Pos | Yor JOR SALE—A SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with 90 acres ol Land, in Westchester county, throe= uarters of a mile from dépot, at a bargain. Apply ut26 Vest Forty-third street. Po SALE OR TO LET—VALUABLE BLACK LEAD Mine; all machinery necessary to work it; 2 miles Of city, 5 minutes ot depot. H. J. DAVID, 35 1 JOR SALE OR TO ‘—AT MONTROSE, N J. A heat Country place: all modern iinproverments den and stavies, COUDERT BROTHERS, 49 Wail sireet, OR SALE DR TO LET—WESTFIELD, N. J., NEW Cottage, eight rooms: 30 trains daily’; price,” $3,000, monthly payments: also for rept, store and Biacksmith sh ANS R FARRIS, 3% Broadway, roou 18. | Qrtyy cual Will be given irrequited. FOE SALE, 08 TO LET CHERRY HILL, oN HACK. SECC Ae eee aor ey, ensack River and Railway, large new Dwell: re VERY DESIRABLE AND SEASONABLE 8TOCK carriage house and ian Lumber, Coal Yard E. M. MASON, No. 1 Chambers street, or ER, on premises, Cherry Hill, N. J. SALE OR TO RENT—A COUNTRY RESIDENCE; Hudson River Building Sites. Principals only address O. 129 Herald office. UDSON RIVER WATER FRONT; $20) PER ACRE; ‘unsurpassed views; all kinds fruit; stock buildings food y 43g hours rail, Address OWNER, box 125 Herald office. [AW00D, 27 MINUTES FROM THIRTIETH STREL: 100 yards trom Hudson River Railroad depot—To 1¢ a House, two stories aud basement, gas, water, patent heater, ke.: rent low to a good tenant. Apply . EM- BERSON, 659 Sixth avenue, near Thirty-eighih street. ONG BRANCH.—TO LET, #URNISHED, TO A PRI- Yate iaunliy only, trom, the Sth of June next to the 15th of Septem! dious Vilas on the shore; bathing house, kitchen garden (weil stocked). croquet 'lawn, Gull of excellent ice). stabling tor three horses, couch- house (room for two ¢: iayes). Apply to Mr. ARTHUR WALLACK, Wallack’s Theatre, Broadway, where a pho- tograph of the place can be seen, BRANCH—TO RENT.—EDWIN ADAMS LEAY- ON! | Lone ie Europe in June next, will rent his Residence at Long Branch, containing 11 ‘rooms, tully turnished, beautituliy shaded and near the sea; stabling tor tive horses; carriage houses and biliiard room; icehoure, |. For terms and particulars address &DWIN ADAMS, Astor House, New York. ARGE, FULLY: FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH stable, wanted; moderate rent near the water; fruit and shade, within 13g hours of New York city; rent from May | to October 1. Address, stating every parti Herald Brooklyn Branch ottice. MOSICEAIR-FOUR MINUTES! WALK FROM DE- pot, House of 14 rooms, with improvements, fur- nisned, for five months, or party turnished, tor one year. Address box 121 Post office, Montelair, N. NEAT ONE STORY FRENCH ROOF COTTAGE 7 Bo, rooms; large lot; pleasantly situated; seven min- | utes from ferry; Clifton ; $1,600; terms e: asy DARKIN, ‘50 'Brond street. EW HAVEN,—FO% SALE, A FINE PLOT OF OV'R AN 100 rect, on State street: treo and clear; street sew- ter; lots sewered. with gas and waier. All will be sold 7 wher, rt Elm and F reasonable terws. niki N.Y. Country Seat und 175 acres. verv productive Land hear three depots; lare house, 22 rooms; bathrooms, con servatory, &c.; grand old trees: garden 4 acres, lal mile front on river: worthy of examination, WARKEN HARDENBERGH, 53 Wall street. LD ESTABLISHED PAYING BUsINESS.—STORE and Dwelling; $11,000, half down; Main street, field, N. J. Adiress PAFF, box 419 f on GE AND ORANGE MOUNTAL Desirable Residences, from $2,000 to $50,000; loca- tion very health; B, F. SMALL, '93 Liberty street. LAINFIELD, N. J.-A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT, with several acres; fine modern buildings, fruits, Xe,; very cheap; will exchange for city Proverty; also KELLY BROTHERS, 206 Broadway, LAINFIELD, N. J,—FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, A very nice House, in good order; ten rooms, bath and closet; stable and % acre of groun: to owner, Wi LIAM TAYLOR, I ARE OPPORTUNITY FOR CAPITALISTS.—TWEN- ty-cight suburban Houses ot ditferent sizes and styles, within 6 miles of the City ball ot New York, ae: cessibie by several lines of horse cars, situated in a Pleasant Village, subject to an meumbraace of about 354,00, divided upon the diferent properties, will be conveyed to any one having the ability and time to look after the property, who will take them and allow the presentowner tei’ per cent of net proceeds when sold, Address, with real name, stating where interview may ve had, L, M. J., box 157 Herald office. OCKLAND LAKE.—TO LET, A GOOD HOUSE, barn, carriage house. hennery, stables, &e.; two acres of Jand, with truit, &e.; view unsurpassed for ex. tent and beauty, in Rockiand county, within throw of the lake and 75 feet above it; good Ashing, boating and sailing; 12 minutes walk to the steamboat ianding; 2! miles to cars. Wall rent tur- nished or for sale, D. 8, BRUEN, 586 Grand street, New York. MPOMPKINSVILLE, 8. L—-FOR SALE—A DOUBLE Honse, If rooms, stable and 8 Lots of ground, pleas- antly situated on St. Paul's avenue: will be sold’ chen incon easy torus Apply to WILLIAM A. CROCKER, 16) Broadway. Pop MET HANDSOME, | RESIDENCE AT | NEW Brighton ; location and neighborhood desirable. Ap- piv to Mr. VENDLHZON, 119 West street, MO LET—FROM APRIL 1, 1574, THE THREE STORY and half English basemept House, 56 Stite street, J., containing mine rooms, besides bath- good cellar and coal vaults and all 1 nimprovements; first class neighborhood. In- quire of H. THOMPSON, Jr., v7 Front street, New York, or theowner, WILLIAM ALLEN, 49 State streeh New: 0 LET—FOR TWO OR MORE YEARS, A BEAUTI- jul Place, near Englewood, N. J. Address OWNER, nglewoud Post oftice. 10 LET—AT DUNDEE LAKE, ONE HOUR FROM } foot of Cortlandt street, New York, via Midland Railroad, modern built House, 12 rooms; beuutitully lo- cated: five minutes’ walk from stati ven minutes res of land; stable, W rent f0 a desirable party, from Paterson city horse cars; 60 a carriage house, &¢. ; I reet. T° LET—VERY LOW, ONE Glove Stands in Boston; d first class trade established; must be let im: ¥ i satisfactory rea- sons given lor letting. Address J. F. WARNER, Boston (Mass.) Pest office. nO LET—AT STAMFORD, CON. mer or longer, 1urnished, a v LAMSON, 61 Cedar or THE BEST KID . FOR THE SUM- pleasant residence | on Main street, opp ohn's square; 18 roous; | water, ga carriage house, Apply to CHARLES nham Hotel, Fitth ayenu® Y ee —A COTTAGE HOUSE D GARDEN, situated on Fort Lee Hill, New Jersey, containing seven rooms, kitchen and ceilar, within 4 minutes’ walk of either the rariroad station or steamboat landing, For farther particulars inquire of DLGEAW & GlsMOND, coal vard, 572 Greenwich street. corner of King street, New York. mo Le’ SONABLE RATES, IN LOWER Ravenswood, 12 minutes’ walk trom James slip and Thirty-tourth street fervies by flagged sidewalk (horse peration during the summer to pass * premises), one modern first class Cottage, 18 rooms, nd stable; two modern fivst class Cottages, 1S rooms one modern frst class Cottage, 12 rooms. Apply on = fees of by mall to JABEA HAIRIS, box MW wong fiand nity ¢. TO LET=MANSION OF 15 ROOMS, FURNISHED, stable, iorse, carriage, fresh cow; high ground} nile from New Briguton landing, %. Ly rent low. ofiice, New Briggton Po Letoror, Ti ni, A HANDSOMELY furntsned House ne river view; five minutes’ waik trom steamboats and cars; rent’ moderate. Ad dress box 23 Post ofice, Nvack, N.Y. TPO LETSCOUNTRY SHAT AND FARM from Kensieo station, If from white Plains; jand Chambers street. NO LET—WESTPIE N. J., 5 MINUTES’ WALK trom depot, @ nice House containing eight, roon 100 rent $00. Address J. 1. LAWKUNCE, 478 Broome street, up suirs. ro RTHAGE. éouniey » containing nine rooms, one bagi riage and wash house; a variety or small (eutte, chard and garden spot; an excellent well cistern water in house atid waahiou walk from depot. ror further partieula: ire of DAVID HUNT A Watar stean ae one, ONE MILK tem Railroad; two miles Unsurpassed; rent $2W00, 13 DING, LA) hanks of Ie Hudson, a pleasant ac r, one ot the prettiest and most commo- | billiard room, icehouse | Also a small House, | TEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD.—a CHOICE | DUTCHESS | | Cures nli dis __REAL ESTATE TO EXCHAN( ATOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. STORE PROPERTY + on Third avenue, sarlem, now well rented; ull size lote; has great euee value, JAS. k. WAT RLOW, 879 Sixth avenue, _ VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY 10 EXCHANGE OR for sale—Eagy terms; waier power 75 horse; elznt iniles trom New York city ; expecially adapted for heavy manutacturing; 1S acres of Land, with buildings; three rallrouds within thircy tet distance, A, BLOMQVIST, 160 Nassan street. N EXCHANGE OF PROSPECT PARK LOTS FOR Twenty-third or Twenty-fourth ward Property nated, ‘H.-P, DEGRAFr, Bowery National Bank, HANDSOME COTTAGE OF TEN ROOMS, WITH "i conveniences, on Long Island; one hour, from take Lumber or Furni- x 2,589, Post offic (A HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN STONE House on rixty-first sheeh, near Madison avenue, to exchanze tor a well located House in Brooklyn. Ap- ply to MARTIN DUNN, 202 Broadway. A. FARM OF 05 ACRES, ON LONG ISLAND, 6) MILES from city, with comiortabie dweiling and good out- buildings, tor sale or exchange tor improved property in New York or Brooklyn; good anil, healthy locality ; near churches, schools, Xe. "5. 3. NORTON, 150 Broadway. At ORANGE.—A RESIDENCE AND 15 ACRES OF Land will be exchanged for city or country Prop- A down town; equity $3,010; will ture in part payment,’ Address box 2; of Merchandise will be exchanged, in whole or in | part, tor Real Kstate free and clear and part cash, Ad- dress OWNER, box 3,587 Post olfice. A 3%, STORY BASEMENT AND OELLAR FRAME House in brooklyn: lot 20x98), to exchange for a Cigar Store and cash. “Address W. V. 5., Herald Uptown branch office. fides LINE. jOTICE. Ke The course laid down tor these steamers, and followed by them for several years, is fixed to pass $80 miles south of Cape Race, Although the voyage ls thus lengthened about 100 miles betier weather. is met with, and there is much greater freedom irom fogs and floating ice and the danger of navigation consequent thereon. Royal Mail steamers Jointed to sail as follows hi A BOND IVERPOUL- i OITY OF BRODKETN. ©. Saturday, arch 28, at2 P.M. turday, March 28, at * CiTY OF BRUSSELS, aturday, April’ 4 at2 P.M. CIty OF Pakis.. ‘aturday, April 1, ati P.M. CITY OF MONTREAL auurday, April 18, at? Po and each succeeding Siditiay and Thurstay, trom Her orth River, RATES OF PASSAGE, aGABIN $70, $80, and $90, gold, according to accommo. ‘Round trip tickets at ldw rates. STEERAG Eto kiven Queenstown, Glasgow. Lon- Gonderry, London, Bristol, Cardi, Bellast, Havre OF Hamburs, Prepaid certificates $22, currency. Passenvers are forwarded to Sweden, Norway, Den- mark and Paris at reduced rates. Dratts issued at lowest rates. For cabin passage and general business apply at the Company's office, No, 15 Broadway. For steerage passage at 33 Broadway, or Pier 45 North River. JOHN G. DALF, Agent. Donnell & Fautk, 402 Chestnut street, Philadelphia: M8. Creagh, 162 State street, Boston. F.C. Brown, '82 South Clark, corner Lake street, Chi- cago. Wiitiam Inman, Liverpool, and No. 9 Rue Scribe, Parise FoR PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG, HAMBURG, The Hamburg-American Packet Company's tron mail steamship THOURINGIA, Captain J. Meyer, will sail on Ihursday, March 28, 1874, for Hainbtirg. pitites of passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg and pur — First cabin—Upper saloon, $120; lower saloon, $72, gold. Steoraxe to Cherbourg and ambi $5, prt Stecrase to Piymouth, London and all points in Eng- land, Scotland and Wales, $3), currency. The WE TPHALIA will sail April 2, 1876 KURNHABIE @ 0... 1 RIVE ED BOAS, jeneral Agents, Gencral Passenger Agen| G1 Broad street, Rew York. tl Brondways New York Hyg eg eines fl CHICAGO, A FIRST CLASS HOTEL, M1) fully furnished and paying a large rent; will ex- change for improved or unimproved Property. J. 0. HO & SON, [71 Broadway. PEXCHANGE— FOR, BROOKLYN HOUSE, ONE OR W” two first class New York Houses, this side of Fittieth J. U0, HOYT & SON, 171 Broad wa; JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE SUMMER RES dence of the sudseriber, at the junction of Centre strect and Newark and South Orange Horse Car Rail- | road. and half 4 mile trom south Orange station; these | horse cars pass the house every ten minutes; the house | 1s supplied with gus trom Orange, and has an abundant supply o: water by a force pump trom a never tailing | attached well: itcontains 15 rooms, besides servants’ ac- commodations: the property comprises tour acres ant a | halt, and the ground fs divided into two lawns—a garden | and ‘cowfled; the stable, carriage house yard and cow- shed are all attached; there 15.4 good house tor the gar- Gener and coachman} the dwellig house Wax originally | invended for winter a3 well as a summer residence, and has in its fine cellar a steam heating arrangement. ' This property will be exchang.d. at lair rales tor property having first rate boating and fishing advantages, and | also sultable accommodations tor 4 summer residence. EUGENE KELLY, 45 Exchange place, New York. Fo, SALE OR EXCHANGE.—A BRICK MOULDING | and Planiug Mill; located near this citv; now in | doing a good business, will be sold mn strect, near Fitch avenue. full operation and cheap or exchanged for & good tarm or vacant | ot Brooklyn, iree incumbrance, Adaress M. FACTURER, box No. 150 Herald omtice. VOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A FINE RESIDENCE, situated on high ground, with from three to ton acres ot ground, about five minutes’ waik from depot at Yeuauy, CLARK, 111 Broadway, basement, room ‘C. FR, SALE OR EXCHANGE—THE BROWN STONE high stoop basement and three story House; has alt the modern improvements: neur boat and cars; 420 Last 6th street. Inquire at 201 Last Fiity-iith street. OR SALE OR EXCHANG BEAUTIFUL LOTS on first class streets at Newark, N. J. cheap; on easy fernis; or will exchange for Brooklyn, New York, Jersey | City, Newark or New Jersey improved Real Estate, | highily encumbered. M. GIBSON, 81 Montgomery sirect, Jersey City. | , EXCHANG# OR TO LET FURNISHED. ant Residence. at Orange, N. J., three | minutes’ walk from depot ;gas.and macadamized strect; trume house, 20 rooms;'uil improvements: sploudid shawie and truit trees; hot house. cold grapery, bowling ty, cuvtaze. stale, ke: over two acres} $48 000; terms 116 Wall street. OR SALK OR EXCHANGE OR TO LEASE—HOTEL and Livery Stable at a railroad depot, 30 miles trom. New York. furnishea and stocked and doing a good busi- ness. Address B., box 173 Herald office XOODS FOR REAL ESTATE.—MICELLANEOUS Merchandise tor ood Mead in or pear this improved or unimproved; oogus parties need not 103 Chambers street. OR SAL. An. cl | | city apply. l] WILL EXCHANGE A COTTAGL-IT I8 TWO | stories, with two lots, two blocks from jerry, in Sta- | jetou, Staten Island—for a Farm near statfon. Address | EXCHANGE, box 108 Herald office. | | MIGHT EXcHANGE—i7 ACRES: NE | slate roots, much iruit, at Ballston, Springs, Sara* toga county Cupar oe LAIN FIELD, clear. H. COOK, 40 Cortianat street after at Ballston, Photostuphe OR EXCHANGE for Grozeries, 100 Villa Plots; also tirst class House J.—FOR SA and tour Acres on Green Brook. Broome street. EAL ESTATE—FURNITURE.—WILL EXCHA: Plot ot Land, 50x200 (at Crantord, Jersy Central allroad, 46 minutes from cit 1 station), tor.chieap articles tor housekeeping: equity $25); mortgage $360; cost Adres EARL, box 196 Trevaid oftice. Inquire in store 406 ESTORY BROWN STONE TENEM 7S, elow Fitticth street; splendid Order; all improvements; well rented; good ‘neighvor- hood; to exeliange tor city Property on cash basis. T. OLIVER CARTER, 39 Nassal room 11, | NNO EXCHANGE—GOOD, FIRST CLASS HOUSES, IN Brooklyn, tor a Farm'cn Delaware River; also tlre Houses aud Stores for a Country Seat on the water. J. 8, FERGUSON, 39 Nassau street, room 6 (0 EXCHANGE—A HANDSOME BRICK RESI- dence, 44 feet square, with 12 lots, stables, truits, &c, fully furnished, in one of the most pleasant cities of thi: State, for city House in good location. Address OWNER, Ors —A_ FIRST CLASS 100 ACRE STOC: $25.000. grain or truck Farm, only seven miies Rear depot, ty exchaige for improved . t, CURLEY, 12 Centre street. | trom Newark, Property. REAL ESTATE WANTED The possibility of a new issue of inconvertidle paper I regard with amazement and anxiety, and, | in my judgment, such an issue would be a detri- ment and a shame.—CHARLES SUMNER. RESPONSIBLE YOUNG COUPLE WISHES TO procure a home in Brooklyn, Jersey City or Newark; hot over $200); would give in exchange equity (00) in house and I2city lotsat station on New Jersey | Central Rartroad, only ® ininwies trom city: balance in | rent. Address MILK MAN, box 181 Herald office. : | ANTED—A NICE MEDIUM SIZED BRICK DWE ing above Fourteenth street and west of Broa | way; value about $18.00; Brooklyn Dwelling <tree), worth $12,090 and $9.00; ‘cash will be paid. “Owners only aj . T. WOOLLEY, No. 54 Pine street. JANTED—TWO OR THREE LOTS OVERLOO | New York Bay; would preter place with trees and | old house; cheap; staten island preierred, Address LAND, Herald of | Cabin, $05, currency; ‘steerage, W BUILDINGs, | A’ | behtand YOOK’S TOURIST POReTS. tt ven Avahuble'by every line of steamers, ‘To Ireland and Scotland, the only tickels sold at redue- tions, To italy and Switzeriand, 195 routes To Holland, Belgium andthe nine, every route. COOK'S Lourlst Tekets are issued to single travellers. They cover every imporiant line; are all sold at reduc- tious ranging fro.a 10 to 45 pe cent’ below ordinary fares, ‘they give their holders advantages in stopping off that | other tickets do Not, Cook's next personally conducted arty to the South of France and Italy sails by the Egypt ay’ ays! tour, $658) gold, everything. “Cook's ®x- | cursionist” gives particulars and tares of over 1,00 tours; will be ready March 25: price 10 cents, tree by mail. COOK, SON & JENKINS, 261 Broadway. ITED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS- town and Tver pool. sailing every Tuesday. WYOMING, Guard, March 31, at3 P.M. NE\ AwA, Forsyth. A spris 7, at 10:30 A. M. From pier 46 North River, Cabin passage, $8), gol’; steerage, $30, currency. Prepaid tickets, $32, currency. Passengers booked to and trom Paris, Hamburg, Nor- yy and Sweden, &c. Drafts on Ireland, Sngland, France and Germany at lowest rates Apply to LIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway OR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other points in uke and Waies. The Sousn Wales Atlantic steamship Company's new first class steamships will sail trom ’ennsylvania Rail road whart, Jersey City, us follows: PEMBROK April 4 ANDES: April 18. First cabin passage, @78 and $80, currency; second $3) currency. Prepaid steerage certinca es from Cardiff, $35, curreticy. Urafts for stand upwards. For turther particulars apply to AKCHIBALD BAAIER & © Agents, 17 Broadway, New York, AGLE LINE. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The olegant Ciyde-bulit iron steamships will sail from New York as iollows:— HERVER Captain Fischer)... -.April 21 boken. trom Eagle Line pier, toot “ RATES OF PASSAGE 10 PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG, sold; second saloon. $72, gold. Cabin— saloon, $1 and London, $0, currency; to Steerage—To Plymou Cherbourg and Humburs, $4, gold; prepaid tickets from Hainburg, $36, curroney. For ireight apply to FUNCH, EDYE & 00., 27 South William, street, For passaye ‘apply to KNAUTH, NA- HOD & KUMNE, Generai Agents, 113 Broadway. \UNARD LINE. NOTICE, With a view of diminishing the chances of collision the steamers ot this line take a specified course tor all seasons of the year. On the outward passage from Queenstown for New Yors or Boston. crossing the meridian of 50 at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north ot 43, ‘On the homeward passage crossing the meridian of 50 at 4: latitude. or nothing to the north of 42. BRIISH AND N TEAMSHI? LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. FROM NEW YORK. FROM New yonE. ALGERIA..Wed., March 25] *RUSSIA.....Wed., April 22 pril 1] CHINA... at, April 25 prit 8] CALABRIA. Wed, April 29 YSsiN April 15) BATAVIA PARTHIA, + April 18 | "SCOTIA and every wing Wednesday and 3 York. Steamers marked "do not carry steerage passen- gers. Cabin passage $3), $10) and $130, gold, according To accommodation. keturn tickets on’ tnvorable terms, Steerage, $30 currency. steerage tickets trom Liverpool and Queenstown and ail parts ot Europe at lowest For freight and cabin passage apply at the company's office, No.4 Bowling Green. For steerage passage at 111 Broadway, Trinity Building, a 5 TARL RANCKLYN, Agent, or to P. H. DU VERNET, Clark and Randoiph streets, Chicago, HL NCHOR LINE, we Additional sailings. Commencing Ist April, the steamers of the Anchor Line will sail from New York and Glasgow every alter- nate day throughout the year. Tuesday's steamers will proceed via Londonderry. Thuraday’s steamers will proceed via Queenstown, Saturday's steamers direct to and from Glasgow, Steamers sail from pier No, 20 North River, New York. ITALLA Sat. Mar. 23 | MACEDONL t., April ti EYHiOPTA ... Wed.) Apri | KLYSIA...... Tues. April 14 CALEDONIA April 4) INDIA Sat., April 13 Vic LA. April 7 | BOLIVIA... Tus April 21 OV. YMPIA.. April 9| TRINAORTA.T hur. Apri! 23 The passenger accommodations on the steamers of this line are unsurpassed for elegance and comfort. Cablu staterooms are al ‘on the upper deck, thus securing good atio CABIN GE TO OR FROM GLASGOW, LIVEKPOOL OR LONDONDERRY. WED, sit. ERS, $85 and $75. SAT. STEAM 8, god and 375. Return, $430, gold. ThEKAG. PASSAG It. ww, Liverpool, Lo 1, Queenstown, London- Belfast, Kristol or Curditf, $30, currency. ets Issued tor ge to. or irom any seaport or railway siation in Great Britain, Ireland of the Conu- nent. DKAFTS FOR ANY AMOUNT AT LOWEST RATES, Company's office, No. 7 Bowling Green, New York. Li URSON BROTHERS, Agents. NAtionau 1 \ NOTICE, This company takes the risk dt insurance (up to $500,00 in gold) on each of its steamers, thus giving pas- sengers the best possible guarantee fof safety and the avoidance of danger ut sea, The most southeriy route has always been adopted by this company to avoid ice and headiands. if teand 47 North River. TO_Qk STOWN AND LIVERPOOL, GANADA..Mar. i at. Apl. U1, 12 M. EGYPt.Sat., Mar. » Aprills, 3 P.M. DENMARK, (Sum March %, at 1 A. M. Cabin pass $57, curr y. steerage, $29, cur- renev. Return tickets at reduced tates. Prepaid steere age tickets from Liverpool at the lowest rates | WANIED-A WELL BUILT FOUR STORY BROWN stone high stoop House, 20x55x10), hardwood finish; price within $4,000; location, between Ninth and | Madison avenues and’ Forty-se and Filty-eightn streets. No agents. Address box 3.33) Post oftiee. SINGLE, $1; silver fillings, enue, Estab: FULL SET, $5, be ppt Sid ext c. Kxam.ne specimens at 264 six shed di, Remember, 262 iad ARMFICIAL TEETH INSERTED PERMANENTLY without plates, clasps or any extractions; teeth built upon stumps to original shape and color. Dr, 31G4,5MOND, 12 West Eleventh street, near Broadway. | a ASTROLOGY. REAL ASTROLOGER.—PROFESSOR LISTER, 42 | Yeurs’ practice (7 in Boston), now at 429 Sixth ave: | | Mus. “Send ior a circuiar, ATTENTION !~CONSULTATION | ON, BUSINESS, oases, ehemica, iawesuits, absent friends, love, mar: | Tiige, sicKisoss and death. Pay retused unless satisied. | No, 621 Sixth avenue, Mme. sINGHL Clairvoyant, JUROPEAN — CLAURVOYANT—TELLS NAMES, 4 slows likenesses, causes marriages. 500. and $1. Va West fwenty-titty ‘street. OLAIRVOYANT, REVEALS YOUR shows your future partner in a dre: ee, 81 472 Canal wirect. | ME try Tle WONDERFOL ASTROLOGIS West Twenty-seventh street, near Seventh aven second floor, trout Fee, &) cents; no gentlemen. | ME. ROS, aVL whole Li 8. Apply at the company's offley, No. OY Broadway, STAR LINE. yur :. a HE ¥ STATES M L. REPUBLIV. . . ah wh a CELTT April 4 at April It atitz Kates—Saloon, $80 gold; ey. Saloons, staterooms, smoking room’ and bathrooms in Minship section. where least motion is teit, thus com- Dining safety: speed and comfort. . ‘or inspection of plans and other information apply a the company's ‘office, 1} Broadway, New York. Phy i CORTIS, Agent, AD IMPANY, f HLLADELPHIA TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER- POOL, The following first Ciass steamers will sail every Thursday :— INDIANA, ABBOTS! ORD, ILLINOLS, D BT. ES R LINE TO. VADERL hy SWITZERLAN NEVEKL RHYNLAND, Boe conto, mente ng twieo.n MONI, as gonty to ‘or cabin, intermediate and steerage TAPSOUTI; IOs. O., 80 South streets New York. eee este ea MSHITP LINE, W YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, he steamers of this line will sat trom pler 18 East © River, as follows :—= ARR Saturday, March 23 saturday, April IL + steerage, Cabin passage, 37 currency ; excursion tigkets, gis Apply to the Agent, 70 Sout! bette rt, MORGAN'S SONS, ETH AMERICAN ROYAL | BETWEEN NEW YORK AND | ‘Keturn, $130, currency. * to in rei ‘ay, Sweden, Denmark and Germany, Draits tor £1 and ip Dassage apply to AOSTA AuBWiN ou. ventas 0. way. Steerage office, No. 45 Broadway. } omar BROTHERS & CO. MIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCB. 86 South street ane. SEEPS Drafts for £1 and upwards issued at lowest rates. DONOVAN ROSSA.—R Bluck Star and Phllatelphia tne “Oabi Pi ted it termediate, $40; Tue, rats r ti ROSSA Proprietor Northern Hotel, ortlandt terry, New York. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. oe ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE. Great reduction in Rates, and Froight to Cyptornin vik Panna i he magnificent steamships of ine will be de- atcheu trom pier 4: North, River, und wercurdays March 28, at dP Me COLON. Santee Be byt Passensers andy i TEM AI , nithr ay paasengere Gipiain <. B 1 ¥.M., ACAPULCO, Captain saturda: _ Passougers and freight. , April 25, at 1P. M., HENRY CEAUNOBY. ting Saturd: Commodore A. G. Gray. Passengers and treig) chu every fortbightiy Saturday thereaiter eo gi, Fanama, with all seamers tor Central Am exican coast and South Vacifie port Passenger steamers will call at nestor, Ri both on their outward and homeward trips, ictivingat Friday, the elxth day after ving Ne f Mi. tor Aspipwall, oe a lenving Saturday steamers for treight, &c., will be atched Intermediate Saturdays ‘wliencver tho ncecssiies rt 101 ire FAnspOrention Ht TABAN AND OHINA, The splendid steamers of this line, ¢ United a ana ee tteeP enciaco lor Yokokama. Lome Kong and Shanghai as follows:— GREAT REPUBLIC... A re ALASKA... April - lay Tea will be brought from San Francisco to New York, fagt, in 28 day: Id, per ton of 2,000 pounds, fat a Pa ae gO PASSAG. (including berth, meals and all, requi-ites for the trip) =~ 110, currencyy New York to San Francisco, $00,100 or according to location. New York to Kingston, $25 or $5u, gold, according to 0) incisco to Yokohama, $150, gold. San Francisco to Hong Kong, $20), erold. nor reight and pasage or other informal tion apply st e company's office, 08 ver, iret, Rew Yorks" H, J. BULLAY, Rorvs Haren, Superintendent, Vise President and Managing Direeton TLAS MAIL LINE, BULMONTHLY SERVICE TO HAYTI, VENEZUELA, TURAGUA, MARACAIBO, JAMAICA AND COLOMBIA: English built iron screw steam- First class, tull powered, Englis ety trom pier «2 North River For HAYTI, CURACOA, VENEZUELA and PORTO RICO, CLARIBEL. April 24 CORINTH... April 3 For FAMATUA and COLOMBIA" Firat ci inodations. ‘as 1 cia et accominodal et class Passi, FORWOOD. & CO., Agent No. 56 Wall street and 59 Pine street _ EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, hese first class steamships will sail every Tuesday, at $P. M., from pier 13 North Kiver, foot of Cedar street, ter Havana direct, as follows :— URusGeNt ory, 12" Curtis iii y v) CITY, T, 8. Curt COLUMBUS, E. 0. Reed. April For freight or passage comme a ly te neon bey TO WILL F, CLYDE & CO. 10. wl eon, D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana. 2) Fo BAYAN AL, NASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ NEW YORK, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 8.3 LINE, leaving pier No. 3 North River at3 P. M. CITY OF HAVASA.....(Havana direct)..Wed., March GITY OF NEW YORK.. (Havana CUBA... CIty OF MERIDA. cry OF HAVA . ‘or treight or passage apply to FREE ANDRE & SONS, 33 Broadway. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. d The Cromwell Steamship Line. ‘The steamship UEORGE WASHINGTON, Captain Whitehead, will leave pier No. 9 North River on Saturn day, Marcti 26, at 3 P.M. Fretghtrecolved daily, Through raies given to Galveston, Indianola, Rockport, or Aran- zas Wharf, Brazos Santiigo, st. Louls and Mobile, ae passage, $50; steeraxe, De ir freight or passage ap! to CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West street For NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, MERCHANTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, The sicamship GENuRAL MEADE, from pier 36 North River ‘foot of North Moore streeQ, ‘on Saturday, March 23, at 3 o'clock P.M." Freigiits received ‘daily, Through rates given to 8& Louis, Vicesburg, Mobile, Galveston and L Ms For freight: or passage, having, superior tions, apply to FREDEKIC BAKER. pier 36 North River. 2OUT {ERN LINF—FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, rhe following new and first class steamers will sail every Wednesiay at 3P. M. trom pier 2) Kast River:— Steamer CARONDELET ‘March 25 Steamer CLLY OF GALY. April Steamer GLY OF HOUSTON ADE & Steamer CITY OF bein April LS Freight received daily. ¥ alves- ton, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas Wharf, Brazos Saa- tago and st. Louls, Cabrt passage, ;Bteerags do, For treight or passage, having’ superior accommo- 'C. H. MALLORY & CO., ben gcn Aga 163 Maiden laite. EXAS LINE.—FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT key West, carrying the United States mail.—steamor G0, W. CLYDE, Captain Pennington, will leave pier 20 East River, Saturday, March 24 at3 P.M, Through bills of lading given to Houston and alt points on the Galves ton, Houston and Henderson and B. B, and, C. Railroad, No charge for forwarding in New York, For freigh. of passaze, having superior accommocations, apply to O, H. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden Jai or W. P. CLYDE, 119 Wall street. ORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. DAILY LINE to Norfolk, and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday to Peters CPOMPANY. burg and Richmond. OLD DOMINION sTEAMasIP From pier 37 Norta River, foot of Beach sireet, steamers leave daily at3P. M. tor \crtolx, an { passenger steamers for Nortoik, City Point and kichmoud on Tuesdays, Thursdays avd Saturdays, same hour. Through bills of lading and passenger. tickets issued te ali points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes- kee, Atlantic Coast, Seaboard and other lines: also b; Chesapeake and Ohlo Railroad tor Western, points an by steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washington, > C. er points. Office, 197 Greenwich street. and ot TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. i ‘OR ALBANY—THE SPLEN- and ST. JOBN leave pier 41, foot of Canal str ndays excepted) at6 P, M. NITIZENS’ LINE 5) BOATS FOR TROY.—FARB J $1 5). Daily (Saturdavs excepted), at6 P. M.; Suns days at 5 P. M., irom pier 49 North River, toot Leroy st. A —PEOPLE’S LIX “( colt ateamers DREN pun RIVER 1 INE 1 TO BOSTON, i : via Newport and Fall River. veut atouniers NEWPORT and OLD OOTn rth River, foot of Murray street, Through tickets The magnificent ONY leave pier 28 daily (Sundays excepted), at 5°P. M. sold at ali principal hotels'in the city. P YLVANIA RAILROAD, THK GREAT TRUNK LINE Trains jeuve New York, from foot of Debrosses aud Cort AND UNITED 5TA! MAIL ROUTE. landt streeis, as tollow Express tor Hart ‘with sburg, Pittsburg, the West and Sout Fatiman Palace Cars atacied, 9:3) A. M., 8 an sunday 5 and 3 , Corry and Erie, via oad, 7 P.M. tor Williams 9:WA. M.. connecting at Philadelphia, Balumore, Washingion and the South, at 8:49 A. My YP. M,.’ sunday. 9 P.M. Express tor Philadeiphia, $: 4, 5,7, 8 M. and "i i, 6:20, UY, $2105 S20, 6 7 10, 10 Vd and 5:10 I. For tlizabeth at 6, 6:30, 7:20, 7310, 8. 9 10,11 A. M12 My 1, 2y 24h S210, 3240, 4:10, 4380, ‘5249, 6, 6:10, 6290, 723, S80, ly 1390 P. and 1é night. Sunday 5:2), 6:10 and Siy'P. M. A, M., 12M, 1, 2 2:30, 8:1 5,690, 8:10, 10. Me an t i Amboy and south Amboy, 6 and and 6 P.M. ce For asi Millstone P For Lambertville dud Fremington, 9:30 4. M. and 4 P. M. Hor Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 9:30 A. M. 47. M, Accommodation for Bordentown, nd ngton, and 9:30 A.M. 12:90, 3, 3:6), € and 7 P. hold, 724) A. ah M jale and and? P.M. For Pemberton and Cy A. 20 P. Trains arrive as jollows:—krom Pittsburg. 620 A. M. Sand 136 WM. daily ; 1:86. M. daniy, except nay. Fron Washingion and salumore, 6:05 A.M, 5:15 aud 27 PM. Sunday, 6:05, A.M, and 10:27 P.M, From Philadelphia, 5210, 6:20, 6250, 1015, 110 A.M. 2 15, 4, 10327 P.M. “Sunday, 9410, 6820, 6:50, 1154. M. and Wusi7 PM. ‘Ticket oMices, 526, 435, 271 and 94 Brondway, No. 1 Astor House, and toot of Desbrosys and Cortlandt strecta. migrant ticket oitice, No. 8 Battery place. Ad UASSATE, D. M. BOYD, Jr. neral Mabager. Gen. Passenger Agent. STONINGTON LINE FOR BOXTOS he elegant steamers NHODE ISLAND, every ‘uceday, Thursday and Saturda: NARIAGANSETT, every Monday, Wednesday ai Friday, rom pier 38'North River, avo'P. M, . __ EXCURSION Fo, RONDOUT AND KINGSTON—LANDING Al Cozzens’ Dock, West Point, Cornwall, Newbui Marlborough, Milton, Youghkeepsie and Esopus Th steamboat THOMAS CORNELL Wil make bee frst trip Ww York on Tuesda, ch 4, inst, and the AMES W. BALDWIN on Wednesday, 25th Inst, and will run regularly thereatter, leaving’ foot of Harrison street, pier 34 N. R., at o'clock P.M. TEDIC: L. GRINDLE —DR, AND MME Aas Years practice). 12) West Twenty-sixth streot. RK, PUYSICIAN, RESE ith street, near third av. LL, PHYSICIAN SINCE 1340, OFFIOR fuity Secoud st., Hirst door frou FINN a DR, PRANKLIN (LATE OF PRUSSIA) miree, Private office, 161 Bi st. MAXWELL, PHYS) , RESIDENCR st Tenth street, near Third avenue, LOBAU, M.D, OFFICE 129 LIBERTY near Greon wich eat onioenaaian as (Consort DR. OR MME, WEST—ALL COMPLAINTS, Advice fre 66 Bleecker street, near Broadway. —MMEB, A. Mk,