The New York Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1874, Page 2

en ae CITY RFAL ESTATE FOR SALE. | The possibility of & new isaue of inconvertidle | paper Iregara with amazement and anxiety, and, an my fudgment, SUR AN ts9Ue would be a detri- ment and a shane.—CBARLES SUMNER. FIVE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE IN et, good order, desirable location, small cluding fine Billiard Table, offered 4. @ bargain; may be Jd withou: fur be ( & HURST, 921 Third avenue, ) one mile east of Fordham, ou the Kosten turnpilke row brown stone House, \ & CO.. 554 Third avenue. HOUSE FOR SALE—ON TWENTY. h avenue; three story high Btoop: 21 feet wide; price $19,000. This house is very VERY CHEAP cap: TRMES R. EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty-third street. WOR SALE—A VERY DESIRABLE CENTRAL PARK | on Eighth avemae, next to southwest opposite entrance to box 1,011 Post office. and Sixth avenue: BW. WILLIAMS, GHTH STREET, NEAR | high stoop brown stone Columbia College lease; ground rent 6 ear: price asked $85,000, JAMES &.-OWARDS, 63 West Twenty-third street. LE—ON THIRTY der; modern impro stood brown stone | ftervies and raidroads, containing three large trame build. Twenty-third street. FH AVENUB, NO. 675, NEAR FIPTY-LHIRD 2) opposite St. Thomas” church. stoop stone Dwelling, for 1 TH STREET. TH AVENUE, CORNER FOR sale reasonably and stable in re. F VENSON, Jr, 1 Pine st. East side. Y HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE ‘abinet finish, plate glass window: neighborhood. Bast Fittieth street, STOOP MARBLE FRONT 1GSS#0X98.9, $3,000; this house | ¥ high stoop brick on jour story DEICK \ tA ev Apply to owner, on premise: STORY HIGH | quire ot P. ement, first class location, $ one door trom G MENT HOUSE sop Private House, 510 HYLAND, 3 N THIRD AV- on the invest- T PAYING PROPERTY. paying now over 15 pe balance on mortgage BENJAMIN BROM $10,000.22 Thirty ath stre B, MARRECKELLA, 582 Third avenue. 2,332 Third avenue THREE STORY basement House, West Side. POSITIVE SACRIFICE, --$10,00 WILL BUY A three story high stoop brown stone House in Bast Fitty-aith strect, near Second avenue: ternis easy. JOHN 8, PIERCE, 106 Broadway. GENTEEL | TRAORDINARY story brick House and Lot, Wes ir Rig! MIRRIS B, BAER, LARGE PULL SIZED POUR STORY HIGH STOOP | House for sale—On West Tweaty- EDWARDS, 69 W 000. hircy-fourth street, d street: built | 3 002, enty-third st NGLISH BASEMENT | A FOUR STORY House 164 West Twenty fifth street, betwee: and Seventh avenaes. Inqtire on premises. avenue, three and a half stor AL strap pes, Apply to owner, on the prem. | oa piesa reece thw OR SALE—FIRST CLASS HOUSKS, » ‘207 West Forty-fitth street; price $2. West Forty-tourth street, price $15,300. Taquire on prem. | JOR SALE—THE FOUR STORY, BIGH STOOP, | 455 West Twent opposite the Theological seminary Arst street, | $10,000 can ree ivate sale will be sold at public auction, % April 7th, next, at 2 o'clock. JAMES R. EDWARDs, 69 West Twenty-third st: 7ANT FOUR second street. nor near Sixth avenu reasonable offer considered rent Permits trom W. YOUNGs, sid sew BROOKLYN PROPERTY POR SALE AND ERALD BRANCH OFF ADVERTISEM! SW YORK HERALD RECEIVED AT OUK BRANCH OFFICE, IN THE LONG ISLAND SAVIN R OF FULTO. OFFICE OPEN F G3 BANK BUILDING, | AND BOERUM ST. aM. TILL 9 P. M. AND AGENTS’ 7 FRONT STREET, BROOK: DEPARTMENT, SALE CHEAP improvements. for one family, ¢ '$4.000 cash, or ope-iourth 0 Apply to J, A, LUCAS, 90) Mulberry street (police near Fulton terry, Brook P RRAMALS od neighborhood : nicely tarn Brooslya, E, D.; rent $1 s between amd 1 o'clock, 196 Froat | per month, In. mreet, New Yor ind bagement Reside croquet. grounds, on St Srooktyn, or GEO, W ie | ment iow rates and ¢ WITH STEAM | MM ut low rates an aut streets, South 835 Kast 18th stre Apply to owner, streets rent $909, WESTCHESTER FOR SALE 3 STE FARM miles north of elty Lune PROPERTY 12,000; terins easy. RYTOWN AND INTE y furnished Residences to re algo ull list of HOPKIAS & CARRING » Broadway and Fifth SPLENDID FARM B house, bacns, sheds, all in tine orde enty-second street, be a GSiON & CO,, 92 near William ortier Mith street. ANT CORNER ou easy terms; in & L BROWN, ig7ih street, Morrisania depot. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1874.-TRIPLE SHEET. WESTCHRSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO RENT. 0 LET—FURNISHED, A FIRST CLAS» COUNTRY Residence in bast Chester, Ibs miles trom Mount Vere | non: $3 minutes by the New ‘Haven Railroad. Address RH COBURN, fast Chesier, N. seen at 233 West Futy-drst street. trom iW " © RENT—BEAUTIFUL PLAC county, onthe Sound; mansion house, stable, ec grounds tuely laid out and plenty of fruit F. A, WILLARD, i00 Water street. 7 ONKERS.—IF YOU wane TO oie 4 HOUSE OF any deseription, trom $400 to $1.20) or purebase or exchange Property, address or vallon JAMES ‘ou. MANS, Agent, at Yonkers. ie 71 ACKES OF LAND FOR SALE OR TO EXCHANGE— 42 “For City or Brooklyn Tenement Property; situated se by the new annexation. | t 3 JERSEY CYPY. HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. sub-Cellar briek House, 12 rooms, with ‘improvements; uled ball dlinds &c., ail complete; in perrect order; beautiiul aticn: Sicholson pavement c+ few minutes’ walk frou te ferry : cost $9,500 two years ago, but Will sell to 4 prompt purchaser for $7,000; easy terms. J, M. GiBSON, 31 Montgomery street, Jersey City. To Let or Lease. }URNISHED HOUSE TO RENT—FOR THE SUMMER season; an eciegant, first class three story irame Dwelling House, completely turnished, on the Heights, overlooking the Hudson Kiver and of New York; guiy one hour from City Hall: plenty of garden, tral de. rent $79 per month. Apply to © TER BROS, Newark street, Hoboken, N 1O LEASE—FOR A TERM OW YEARS, A LARGE Manufacturing Site, situated in Jersey City, near lags, alinost new, and having au extensive vard in front; location unequatled for manuiacturing business of any Mand, “Address EXECUTOR, box 207 Jersey City Post omice. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY SALE OR TO RENT. A IRABLE COUNTRY RESIDE | 12 acres of Land at Mamaronéck, Westchester Gounty, on the New Haven Railroad, W miles trom New | York? Qne mile trom depot; house ‘contains 18 ro ins: | handsomely located en high ground: price $12,500; terms } very e JOHN 8. PLERCK, 106 Broadway. FIRST CLASS HOUSE OF TEN ROOMS, WITH city convenience, at Whitestone, L. 1) for sale or to rent; price $4,000; terins easy; remt $650; 42 trains daily; ame one hour. Apply to EB. B. HORTON, Jr., 44 Cun street, FOR SALE—AT FREEPORT, House, containing nine rooms, with toaern convenient WRIGHT, on premises, near Southside Rarlroad depot. A House AL Giitton. quire of UL NISHED HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS TO LET— For six mouths, with fruit, carriage house, near Md Spring: beautiful drives to Garrison's and’ West nt. Apply to HENRY BRENY, $4 Fourth avenue. DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, FUR. 57 acres, stocked, overlooking New Bruns. modern improvements, ice house, mu Idings, quantities fruit: 'sehools, church depot within walking distance ; frequent trains. Owner W Latayette avenue, Brooklyn. FIRST CLASS FARM, SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES, with new buildings, beautifully located, one mile from New York Central Railroad, ‘in Madison county. Apply immediately at 203 Last Thirtieth street. LET CHEAP, AT dif wanted. in- thavente, ROOMS) mand. SACRIFICE, 's (worth $1,600), 100x100, on fine graded avenue, Glendale, only 28 minutes trom Brooklyn terries by side Railroad; ntle periect. Address ¥., box 178 Mee. NEW BRIGHTON—FURNISHED AND UNFUR- J. nished Houses to rent: “adapted to summer or winter: hot and cold water, baths, gas, stables, gardens, lawns, beautiful scenery; Nalt hour trom city. J. ¥. PENIST! Pine street. The possivitity of @ new wsue of inconvertidle paper [regard with amazement and anxiety, and, in my judgment, such an issue would de a detri« ment and a shame.—CHARLES St BR. N!I-FLUSHING, 6 MILES FROM CITY, ains—Modern House, 12 rooms, gas, water} r blocks trom Bridge street depot; price $4,000; terms € Apply on premises, corner state and Leavitt streets, Flushing, or to WILLIAM MORRELL, No. 7 Bur- | ling slip, New York, T NEW BKIGH' Try, DE- to ‘rent, hot and cold water, adapted to winter and summer: | baths, gas gardens, lawns, stables, beautitul scenery. HIRAM MERRITT, A STORE TO L business: has been occupied for first ‘class stand for any busi- No. 53 Third avenue, UTIFUL DAIRY FARM, 0 ACRES, NEAR | ‘amden, in Oneida county, fine buildings, $3,200; also 67 acres, $800; all finely located. Apply im- mediniely at 245 East Thirticth street, T STAMFORD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE MAY A. obtain Board in a private tannly ina very desirable location. Address, with reference, G. E., box 442 Stamtord Post office, Conn, GREAT BARGAIN AT NEW BRUNSWICK, ON | Rorian,—Eight acres, superior location, ‘good Duildings, only $5.50; Sv actes, choice, good plain build- | ings, ouly $5,000; 129 acres, at Dean's, large buildings, | ck and 75 and W a ‘ols, $20,000; two splendid Farm: ‘sto exchange, JS, FR sin Daytot iUSON, 7 | AT ELUSHING—FINE: ZA distant, severai beantiful Places, modern im pro ments, at inoderate rents; (rait, suade; near depot: flag Walks; particularly Geatraple TONE HOU_E OF 12 ROOMS—WITH ALL of ground and plenty of ULb & GRAY, 536 Sixth avenue, A E 4A. improvements a fruit; rent low to a gi HIN TRY PLACE, SHEL- AUTIFU , HEALTHY Col tered by mountain range, at Dunellen. near Piain field, Central New Jersey Railroad: excellent buildings, ater. wood ; ten acres or more. Photograph. cc. IZABETH NEIL, owner, inird avenue, corner WEL h street, HOUSE OR HOTEL TO LET—FUR- + upiurnished, Vanderbilt Landing; six rent low te a responsible’ ten- J. GREENPIELD, 5% Kroad JATSKILE, N. Y.—STORE TO RENT, 40X18, WITH Lott and Cellar, suitable for crockery or dry goods; no crockery store in town. "Address f box 278 Catskill (S. ¥.) Post office. OARDING meshed acres: desirably locat ant only. Gi SUT THIS OUT.—HOUSES $1,200, $1.°@0, $1,509, $2,000 SMITH’S Real E: Howard House, Cor THIS OUT. NES good cellar. full lot, $1,200; e s avenue, near ROOM Apply co ner Atlantic and Penns} EAUTIFULLY SITU. River, adjacent to Vas. ‘Kk; dwelling, 13 chant bathing e in abundance. ART, 51 Cedar street, t COUNTY, MD., 18 his sium Alleghany line of the wiles west of Balti. 0 guests: is supplied urnished throughout, EAT FOR SAL! bank of P: R PARK HOT fered tor rent fe e th 0 Railroad 3 Will accommodate o h gas and water and ei or trains sto G any, and attracted large crowds, 1 in excess of 188 capacity.” For terms and fur: particulars apply to THOMAS R. SHARP, Master ansportation 8, and O. R. R., Baltimore, Md: FB XBCUTORS SALE —%5 ACRES AT FORT LER, N. J., 4,” opposite 152d street; 5,000 !cet water front; extensive ripa is: fine water depth and terry rights; im. men ies, paviny and views; partadmira- ply su. fF riiiroad and § part public | bank and ees, or pla H W, BLAIKIE, 19 from 2 till 3 datly pL un ABETH, N. J. hed a for TO LET AND FOR SAL shed Honses with modern terms, ELWELL, 9% Cedar stree 20HN J.~HANDSOMELY FURNISHE 13 rooms: 10 minutes from depot ; $125 on premises, Grove street, first hou PoLzasere, | TG “House to let; per month. Ap east of Broad street, ANGLEWOOD.~FOR SALE, TO LET OR 4) Houses, Cottages, &c.; furnished Houses to | Cottage, Palisade avenvy, for Lrooklyn M ! others. ULY' BROTHERS, QNGLEWOOD, N. J.—A FINE, ive minutes’ walk from depot, t, eight rooms, with all the modern and shrabbery; price re MS, Hl Broadway, basement, AM, Englewood. many 05 Broad way or RA. GOR. [PO8 SALE Bane Two well located. very nice. ounds, nutes rom Twenty third is, five | H depot: Commutation $1 ver week: about $4.20: will let aiter the 18th inst. Owne West SALE—PARM 25 ACRES, 23 MILES IN NEW | es) walk 'rom nge barn, granary, front, 1, road; fine view! Addgess J. Ho PET TREMONT STATION, WEST. frame House, with six city change for low priced N, 464 Broome st. \ PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME stand): buildings in good re- © view of Long [sland sound; vee on three ades; wine the tloor. Fur terme address bo FOR SALE 08 to y TERMS, SEY. eral Houses near the der serie, N. J. Apply iy DONALD & 60, 31 inklin streets New NOR 84 0 , rORY Foe sabe TO RE INE FACTORY; 10. and from New Yo: al, 15 mniles I ips SALE OR TO L minutes from Peck st and Lf roomes moderave rents; invatedia'e phly to J. BH. MOPRINS, trom IL to > | soou 12 om 1 ty 4, wt 258 i T—AT RAVENSWOOD, %0 seasion. oad way, PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR : SALE OR TO RENT. The possibility of a new issue af Wwconvertivie Paper Lrequrd with amazement and anxiety, ait, im my Mdgment, such an issue would be a detrei Ment And @ ShAME,—OWARLES SUMNER, BEAL ESTATE TO BXCHANGE, NOR SALE OR EXCHANG s . five stores, lor , ‘or llitly encumbered property in part Apply to PARTRIDGE, 129 broad ange for vie & SALE, TO RE: ‘ine House at «ta bie large garden, in fir VeaLie nppodes tence’ or antl box 1,832 Post 5. opposit ty fares box ly office, New For” mite depot, or address five minuies from RNISHED HOUSE TO LET—ON } Ratiroad of New Jersey, 3 minutes from Chambers street, four minutes from depot, mine trains a completely. (w ‘ork. Apply for keys at y CA AL.—PIVE STON’ dali or take oth: ar tance chance ios Basinesns | or take other propesy ih part Prone eae: Further particulars and photo- 41 Maiden lane, — AR ROCKAWAY SUMMER HOTEL AND BAKERY for sale or to let: hance seldom offered. Herald oftice. will revt, } . 129 Broad street, | EB TED AND FREE AND j m_ Newark, near depots; will exchange tor | Mortgage back and (tree or nearly so) imy proved Property. Owners only apply to M. EN GOOD DWELLINGS—R. URNISHED HOUSE TO LET, es trom depot; EXCHANGE—A FEW ACRES OF LAND, ON THE Hudson River, forty minutes from Thirtieth street second street depots, tor an unproved Farm or ‘ace Worth $124.0 to $15.00, free of mortgage, NOL OVer sixty intles trom New wn. Litchfeid TEA PEALERS.—WANTED TO EXCHAN! fine Estate, of $00 acres, seven mil city, a Philadelphia Railroad, tor Leas. Aadress box S3L from New York; W. 1 Fulton street, New York, — ‘ ENT-AT NEW BRIGHTON, BBAUTI- Jiy situated on Richmond terrace, unfurnished or partially furnished : vent low to a good tenant, W. FARLEY GRAY, 50 Cedar street, OTEL OR SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE TO LET— Containing about 80 roo"na ‘and. ourbuildin ‘Gitord’s Station, on Staten Island Ka’ mi the city; fine bathing, ima ‘conntey vi bay county, Conn, vestibule doors, in | trom Baltimore boating and fishing near by. The possibility of a new issue or tnconvertidle paper | regard with amazement and anciely, and, ia my judgment, such an issue would be @ detri- mentand a shame,—CHARLES SUMNER. es—Saloon, $8) gold; Steeruge, Saloons, staterooms, smoking room and bathrooms in midsh psection where least motion 1s feit, thus com: Dining satety, speed and comfort. For inspection ot pla \ the company’s office, 19 Broadway, New York. NEVADA, Forsyth. IDAHO, Moore. Cabin passage, $8), gold; steerage, $30, currency. France and Germany at lowest rates. ire at Mr. ROLLION’: ENT, 155 West Forty-seventh ILL PROPERTY AND 970 A\ Hamilton county, buildingsetree and Clear: will exe ductive Property or sel! —FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, THREE story brown stone high stoop, 1! ue; Will take a sma! WYER, 507 Sixth avenue. $25.000.-22: second street, near Sixtraven | im the country, Z ES OF LAND New York—100 eres cleared. wil "© WANTED. | TED—TO BUY A HOUSE, 18.8X48, OR 50X100, tween Sorty-eighth and Seventy-ninth streets and Second and Fourth avenues. trom $12,000 to $15,000; Herald ottice. _REAL ESTA —TO LET OR FOR $700; & Cottage, $350; | jothic House: ren: estred: will be sold at a sacritice. Mansfield station, Nyack. _ 4 brown stone or brick, Ie, a furnished if d “palit cash. Address L., stearaxe certitea es trom Gamiite $3 currency. Dratts fori snd upwards, For further particulars apply to SUROPEAN STEAMSH! BITS Oran LINE. FOR QU Li CARKYING Tie UNTTED LNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. STATES MAIL. pri Mae a's) fF yen at . M. pal’ acidish BM ARE May 2 abs PM. Pavonia ore Jersey Ciuy. r Dox #) currency. nd other information apply at R. J. CORTES, Agent. TED STATES MALL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS- town and Liverpool. Sailing every Tuesday. ° =! . oe April 7, at 9:15 A. M. ELEN . Ph enti at 9:30 A.M. From pier 46 North River. Prepaid tickets. $82, currency. Passengers booked to and trom Paris. Hamburg, Nor. Sweden, &c, Drafts on Ireland. Basiand, ‘Broadway. WILLIAMS & GUION, ‘OR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other Rol ts in England and Wales. he South Wales Atlantic Steamship Company's new first class steamships will road whari, MBRO: ‘sail from’ Pennsylvania Rail Jersey City, as tollows:— KE currency. Prepaid ARCHIBALD BAXIER & CO,, Agents, 17 Broadway, New York, ISHED, FROM MAY } all modern improve: | &e, ; extensive TANTED—A FARM OR PLACE ON LONG ISLAND or Connecticut shore, unincumbered, in exchanze tor one-fourth, one-halt of three-iourth interests in an established business in this city, worth over $20.00). and expable of great enlargement; none but responsible ing business aud willing to give descrip- Jocation and value need respond. ¥ box 105 Herald ottie ANTED—A HOUSE Bi TWEEN Sixth avenues and Thirty-tourt! streets, over 22 feet wide; pric 1 FRIEDMA’ den, stable room, ealtaful and “convenient loc ! nily: only real names will receive at- $3) ver month Brokers or prin- Cipals may address COMFORT, Post office box 4005, Sew tention j rent for yea mpable of gm 3 GE, 70 ACRES VALUA- ni, weith comiortable bunidings; also Ae ew Louse jor residence in Brooklyn. - ifs uth LT, GERRY, 39 Nassau street, N THE MILLSTONE RIVER, NEAR THREE DE pots, on New Jersey Central Ratlroad and 32 miles from New York, the elegant residence formerly of Isaac R. Cornell and 175 acres of superior mile river trout; lawn, filled with superb ‘old trees; eight cottages. ali well rented; conservatory, graperies, one of the most beautitul seats in the State; will be HARDENBERGH, 58 Wall street. ‘OMMODIOUS FUR- nce for rent, 16 rooms: stables, out- 3, nine acres, ou ridge com) ne lawns, garden. fruit, forest shade; five min- HAMILTON & WALLIS, 40 Pine si. N, 12 Pine street. _ HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. dn this City and Brooklya The possibility af a new issue of inconvertidle paper [regard with amazement and anxiety, and, in my judgment, such an issue would be a detri- ment and a shame,—CHARLES SUMNER, Land; one hai id at a bargain. BR WARKE SPECIALTY, ant grounds; fine outbuildings, Ine | ding extensive | —WANTED, BY A PHYSICIAN WITH A PA « of four adults, a medium well furnished House, cen- tral location, at $1,800 to $2,000 per augum, W. L., box 2% Heral ofiice. NICE COTTAGE WANTED—IN THE COU) 9 or 10 rooms: grounds and shade; unfurnished or Address E., 160 utes trom depot. to rent, Views seen obtained by applying to owner, STEPHEN BROWN, 101 Gold streei, New York. NRUCK GARDENE! GARDEN CITY, 18 miles distant, Fi with suitable building tially 303 Tent $200 to $225 per year. ‘0 LEASE FAVORABLY, 4 n Central Railroad of Long Islan sot 1d to 20 or more acres each, to A. T. STEWARTS and Chambers street, between 12 ani 3 =. DENTON, Garden City, adj —W HAVE SEVERAL GOOD TENANTS FOR « furnished and unfurnished Houses in good locations Parties aesiring to Jet will find B. HAYES & SONS, 8S Up Town at $500 to $5,000. it fo theif interest to call on WM. Cedar street, SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS WANT UPPER OR Lower Part of house, six rooms, on west side, below Thirtieth street; rent $600 to $700 Address L. D. W., 157 Eighta avenu {URST FLOOR AND BASEMEN' Bedroom wanted on Ist May, between Second and Seventh avenues; clean and in perfect repair; rent about $70: advanced monthly ; resident proprietor preie rred ; no children, Address 6 7ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, IN FIRST ‘asmall private family’; positively n avenues; rent from $3000 to ©._LET—FOR PRIVATE AND PUBLIC USE, ON | elegant Houses au ONLI Vande} Staten Island, Cottages, fur- nished and unturtishe 000. . WITH SERVANTS (0 LET—A DOUBLE COTTAGE (14 ROOMS), ENTIRE rately: five minutes from depot; rent $250 each hait, Address M. J. THOMAS, } Oo LETFIRST CLASS NEW HOUSE IN VILLAGE; Qrooms; garden, frutt, carriage house, stable ; fine large lawn; three acres land; line sone Nour from sity ; 10 minutes (rom depot. VALENTINE & COSTELLO, 237 10 LET—AT BERGEN Toad of New Jersey (62 trs New York, an elegapt, unturnished root, finely’ located, every convenience, I: sides laundry, bathroom, & house 45x60, lot 100x160; ample ground: ; everything strictly first class; splendid house tor boarders; rent taken in Board by two adults, Ad- dress box 5,550 New York Post office, LET--IN RAHWAY, N. J., A HANDSOME COTTAGE, lar, gas, water and large ‘$300 per annum. Apply to Mr. RK. SMIiH, No. 4 Fourth avenue, RENT—AT STAMFORD, handsomely furnished, containing gas, hot and cold water, ground, overlookit or address Mrs. B. —$1,000 CASH FOR A PLOT OF FOUR | dastings-on-Hudson, | {Sroowne sire Yentral Railroad ot class repatr, bi | between Sixth and $4,000. Address box 1,687 ANTED_A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRENCH Flat or Lower Part of House, tor housekeeping; a good price for nice accommodations and immediately ; location between Fourth and ues, Sixteenth amd Forte streets. Address 189 Herald Uptown Branch office, 7 ANTED—A LARGE ROOM, NICELY FURNISHED, in a thoroughly respectable house, loeated between Broadway and sixth avenue and Tenth tlurd streets, Address, with particulars, W. A. C., box 987 Post oftice. 7ANTED—IN A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY, ‘where there ure no other tenants, two furnished Rooms, on second floor, front, tor housekeeping: location | fifth ‘sireet and between <ixth ith avenues; terms moderate. Address B. K., 3:3 Broadway, New York. TANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED RCOM WITHIN two minutes’ walk of Filth Avenue Hotel, at not over $2 50 a week, to a permanent party. Address J. | CONDICT, 149 Broadway. 7ANTED—BY A LADY, A HOUSE, PARTIALLY furnished, in an unexceptionable neighborhood, where the owner would Boa hot object to boarders. Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—A_ SECOND lass private house ; west side. Nos. 8 and 10 White street NTED—BY PRIVATE PARTIES, EITHER FIRST ‘and Second Flats or a House ‘suitable for two families; good Goh dap west oe Broadway, room 14. halt hour from louse, Ransard ion immediat and Twenty- with eight rooms, dry c 6 room: with le and garden, on high articulars call on ILLIAMS, 73 Madison avenue, RENT—AT NEW BRIGHTON, furnished House from Fourth to Twenty. ith one acre of grounn attacned ; about five minutes? walk of ferry; gas and water; aiso for sale, a House with two lots Of ground attache uated on front terrace in front of St Mark's Hotel, New turther particulars | Co.'s, 56 Exchange place. T—ON STATE | WHITTEMORE & part of rent and would Aadress Mrs. HAMILTON, GLEWOOD, A PLEASANTLY located Cottage, of 13 rooms; fully furnished (with | or without Horses, Carriages, &¢.); | geres of land; | drive or walk or | cow, poultry: 20 house filled; short om several railway stations; price $1 | Per month, Address box §4al New York Post office. (0. RENT—AT $650 PER YEAR, FINE COU: Sext, tronting on Passaic River, near city and depot; | | brick house, stable. 8 acres choice fruits, grapes, £c.} tage, LWo blocks from 4 S, 18 LAND, 201 Bri CE, GOTHIC high grounds, garden and stable; ten rae cars to depot: rent mod- | ood garden, frui FLOOR AND PART OF reerred; rent WT ANTED—BY TWO house, a Floor, for housekeepinz; location between avenues and FE T—COUNTRY pieasantly ait | shade and’ ornamental tree: miles from New York; h 59 Nassau street, room 6 | er LOCATION, 45 MINUTES | Second and Sixth fourth streets, or Yorkvilie ; terms must be moderate and reierences unexceptionabie, The possibility Qf a new wssue of inconvertidle | paper Iregard with amazement and anxiety, and in my judgment, such an issue would be a detri ment and @ shame.—CHARLES SUMNER, IME SOUTH SIDE HOTEL AT PATCHOGUE, L. I. re with or without Furniture, at a rods distant trom depot and Apply to HAWKINS is offered for sal sacrifice; but eigh: terminus of Southside Ral broad. les distant, on Central Railroad of Long Island; ‘om $15) to $200; early and late trains and cheap 11; also five brick Stores . STEWARI'S agent, Broadwa ANTED—PERMANENTLY, BY TWO GENTLEME. rior, with two large Bedrooms adjoin handsamely turnished, with bath and closeis, situat between Fourteenth and Thirty-ttth streets, where they can iteely receive their friends: none but lirst class ac- | commouations. Address, with price and sull particulars, RELIABLE, Herald Uptown Branch office. ‘ANTED—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE; EITHER FUR. nished or unfurnished, where the owner will take | board tor the whole or part of the rent Address J. H., 308 West Twenty-third street. ANTED—A FLOOR OF FOUR RUOMS, WITH USE ‘of bathroom, for small tami! be moderate, Address K. from 12 to 3 P.M and Chambers st pe LOTS—AT THE Park,fimmediately gigantic eater rise, 01 amine with a view to investment, For a pla dence the healthiest wo be tound. year: distance, 18 miles; near to Thirty J. Four lots at $ ayable $5 per mont! can afford them. Ladies shown every c * and see the property and be convinced’ of its merits. Maps tree at HITCHCOCK'S Real Estate Headquarters, A. BROWNE, | 489 Third avenue, near Thirtieth street. } ern . 2 CASH AND BALANCE IN THREE YEARS— For the most desirable Building Lots im the and upwaris; $100 cash,’ balance *moathly, | charming village ot Flashing; ten churches: excelient pubiie and private schools, academies and seminaries; red, sidewalks paved, lghnied pipes now being introduced; | only 2 minmtes tron | street, New ‘York, ahd’ 44 minutes trom City Hall, by shave and ornamental trées, stone Sidewaike and grated streets, without extra charge to derate means may pay Free excursions daily at 9 from store, 439 third avenue. Maps urtesy. Call upon or address | 8, Reai Estate Headquar- | Third avenue. New York (oMice opposite | street depot, Flushing). Only a few leit.” Get a map and e Commutation, $75 per purth sireet as mouthly, or one jot, $100, man, wolnsn. boy y of adults; rent must | B., station A, stating iull par- | In the Country. ‘ANTED TO HIRE—FOR and September, in Lenox, Ma: dence, not less than 1) cham der: under cnitivation; good stabi. E, JULY, AUGUST 1a Country Kesi- acres of land, | ith room tor 6 horses Audress, with particulars, H. DALLEY, J 115 Liberty street, Ne | public bibrary, streets with gas, and water | population 8,000 ‘Thirty-rourth ania avenues, E. ew York, | James slip ferry; | purchasers. J’ersons of m $10 monthly instalments. A.M. and 1:90 P.M, free; ladies shown ever: ———® Ail who are economicaliy inclined are invited to call and examine our stock of fine Furniture and compare our prices and Workmauship with that of other mann facturers. You wiil be sure to leave your order, FRANK RHONER & CO, ‘s2and 8 Bowery. Manutactory— 222 to 228 East thirty- A —IMPORTANT TO THOSE ABOUT PURCHASING ‘Rich Parlor Suits, covered "and brocatel; elegant Deck Pianotorte, Beuroom Suits, rose- Bureaus, Dressi with privilege ot renewal, acres, well mprov: good farmhouse; near the $2 per annum ‘Ocean county, s good mule team, wagon and farm- Aisiis, Manure, stock, &., include Apply to D. MESSMOR! household turniture. | in “satin broeas | TM octave rosewood wood and black walnut uta coavenient station onthe | unds, which are s and highly improved | Varives, ‘The hotel was opened for the first ler the auspices of the Balumore and _ REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE. _ The possibility of a new issue of inconvertible | paper I regard with amazement and anxiety, and, im my judgment, such an issue would be a detri- | ment and a shame,—CHARLES SUMNER. ture, extension Table, Crock: Paintings, Bronzes, y and dining Purni Silverware, Carpets, residence 210 Wes: 21: —FOR SAL Govered in satin brocatel an ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR: reps; Pianotorte , $5); ard; Bookcase, Brouzes, Paintugs, Cham: with Dressing ber suits, comple Mattresses, &c. ats gn che doll third street, n EXCHANGE A DOWNTOWN uit cabinet finish the latest improve- r story high stoop well nsmircors and ali t residence, 120 | r Sixth avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY, LEAVING CITY, WILL Dis. | dA pose of their Furiiture at a sacritice—Magnificent Drawing Room Suit. covered silk brocade of the richest $150, for $200; do., $100 $40; siperd rosewood Pianotorte, four round cor ners, celebrated maker, for $3. gere, $150; Carpets. Mirrors, Paintings, Bronzes, Huilct, Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, apply, | e in_ exchange to downtown rentable Property worth $3 Fitth Avenue Hotel. ACRE FARM, 000 or less, Ad: Goscrision. made order YASH AND A EAR NORWALK, , Will be given in hange tor $7,000 Brook- JACOB SHARPE, 14) Broadway. #; curved rosewood E ae ironnee, Panes yi Chinaware, Cutlery, 5 House furnished 6 months azo. eas ee Ww. R LIVINGSTON, 4o West 15th st., near 5h av. KLY AND MONTHLY Furniture, Carpets and THWAIT & CO,"s immense stock and low prices “QE OR TO LEB—A FINE BRICK RESI- 44 feet square, tully furnishe: 16 City Lots, in'the city with stables, », Adirondack Mountains elient fishing and @ house in New York or vicinity, pm May to November, ior $1,000. 767 Post oftice. tine | 4 ding, at B. M, COW. Chatham street. ould be ex. | LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE Z, at lowest cash prices, by weekly in- ) warchuuse, 410 Eighth ave- n Thurtieth and Thirty-frs: streets. DOM MEY WITH FOR CASH—aAT East Twentieth inlaid Parlor, suits, cost $400, 30; Bedroom, $25, JOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP: N.J.. £5 ininutes from Bar Mansion, situated | manding an extensive prospect, five | it iLacres and rut trees, &c ferry, a large md $v) lots tor less than the owner, at mmond & Stickney AND FURNITURE AT ie- | POR | prices and sizes: some turnishe: ew York | 886 Third evenue, betwe pring Valley, all No. 1 Chambers streets — | HANGE—FROM Payments taken on the Passaic River, in New: y Pre by the wees or month, KELLY ‘0. corner of Twenty-ffth street a rie unencumbered, jor Brooklyn or 1, 79 Cedar street. ALE OR EXCHAY OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, J sizes: rich patterns and tine qualities Eugi ingrain, very cheap, at 11d Ful tween William and Nassaw VAN EOUS, ECT, NU, 187 BROAD- AN, ‘Tom's River, Ocean county, N. « Cottages, now ip cou embellished with evergr Building sites; unparaiies —FOR SMALL DWE! Ward preter ing about free (Fil brick Store ay 1 advantages to good famiites, FITZPATRICK Office; property street, near Pearl, renting for ten per cent of t asked; owners only need apply FLOWERS =WILLIAM Y, No. 534 Pine streot HANGE—FOR A WELL 8) 00KED story brick House in Brooklyu:. all nly to F. 5, DRIS- designs for ch Wlendid assortment of Fle furnished, and a very, desir Houses, 10 | POR SALE OR no encambran | COLL, 25 Pine street, room 14, 1 Address WILLIAM D, 50) EUROPE, Lemane. T, LAURENT, Lachesues. EIRE, Surmont...... . a Price of passage in gold’ (including wine) to Brest or First cabin, $125. Second cabin, $75. | _ Superior accommodations for a few steerage passen- gers at $85. ER AMERIQUE, FOR BR! > leave pier No. 50° North River, toot of Mérton Street, on saturday, April 4, at7ovlock. Passengers are requested to be on board at6 o'cloc! )Nby DinEct LINE TO FRANCE, ‘Thy General Transatlantic Company’: between New York and Havre, callitiy at Brest, The splendid vessels on this favorite route to the Con. tineit (being more southerly than any other) will sail from ler No. 99 North River, as follows:— Mail Steamships UK, Roussan -Saturday, April 4 . Saturday, ey 3 Sauurday, 2 Saturday, 16 n tickets at reduced rates. wayellers going to or returning from the Continent of Europe by taking this line avoid both tran- sit by English railway and the discomforts of crossing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and expense. GEORGE MACKENZLE, Agent, 5$ Broadway, —In June and thereafter’ the departures will be Thursday of every week. AND ITAYRE, GEORGE iLE_LINE. U TO PL EAD, Ciyde-built iron steamships wiil sail from 3, Captain — from Eagle Line pier Rates PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. Cabin—First'saloon, $120, gold; second saloon, $72, gold. e—To Plymouth and London, $30, currency; to urg and Hamburg, $30, gol trom Hamburg, $36, currence: Get WESTER: TED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS MOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. ‘as tollo’ F PASSAGE TO + Prepaid tickets iY EDYE & rf For treight apply to PUNCH 27 South William street” For passage apply, to KNAUTH, Na- CHOD & KUHNE General Agents li3 Broadway. STEAMSHIP LINE, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL, (ENGLAND) DiREOT, ‘The steamers of this line will sau trom pier 18 East River, as follow: ) WESTERN CORNWALL, Gibson. Cabin passage, $7 currency ; excursion tickets, Apply to the Agent, 70 Sout Sires Stamper.. intermediate, $. 120, Saturday, April 1d Saturday, Way 2 steerage, $30, it. MORGAN'S SONS. ARD LO With a view of diminishing the chances of collision the steainers of this lige take @ specified course ror all sea- sons of the year. ‘On the outward passage trom Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 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. i THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSUIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT CORK HARBOR. THOM NEW TORE. FROM NEW YORK. PARTHIA,.....Sat, Aprill8 *SCOTIA. *RUSSIA p 5 and every following Wednesday and Saturday trom New k. Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passen- gers. Cabin passage $80, $109 and $130, gold, according to commodation. Return tickets on favorable terms. Stweerage $30. curren and Queenstown and For treight and cabin passage apply at the company’s office, No. 4 Bowling Green, For steerage passage at 111 | Broadway, Trinity Butiding. NOTICE. April 1 CHINA, Wed., Aprit 8 CALABRIA. Wed., AprillS BATAVIA. Wed, Aprilzz ALGERIA ‘at. Ma} Lee tickets from Liver» vot li parts of Rut at lowest rates, RLES G. PRANCKLYN, A: ABUES Oto E. He DU VERN Clark and Randolph streets, Chicago, Til. CITY OF MONTREAL, O1tY OF RICHMON ach succeeding Saturday and 45 North River. CABIN, $8) Round trip tickets at iower rates. ST&ERAGE. —To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon- rry, London, Bristol, ‘Cardit, Beliast, Havre or UFE, $30. Passengers are for mark and Paris at reduced rates. Dratts issued at lowest raies. _ For cabin passage and general business apply at the company’s o! és For steerage passage, at 33 Broadway or Pier 45 North Sat, Api IR Me CER steamer Ey \ NCHOR LIN Caledonis...Sut....April $7 Victoria. Olympia ....Thurs:April | Bolivia Macedonia..sat.../April 1] | Vrinaeria. Rates of passage | To Glasgow, Liverpool, Le | Cabin, $5 to $90, accordin dations, Send for cirentars, givi pany’s offices, No. é ED STAR LINE, UNITED STAT Pati New Yor TZERLAND, For First cabin Second cabin. Steerage Surgeon and st For passage PETER W General 4 Steerage office, No. 45 Broadway, ‘NMAN LINE—NOTICE. ‘The course laid down for these steamers, and followed by them tor several years, 1s fixed to puss 250 miles south of Cape Race. Aitnough the voyage is thus lengthened about 1W mises better weather is met with, and there is much greater freedom from fogs and floating ice and the danger of navigation cousequent thereon. | Royal Mall steame OR QU re appointed, to sail as follows:-— TOWARD LIVERPOOL. pril, 4, at2 P.M. turday, April th, atl P. M. aturday, Apri 1S, at: P.M. Saturday, April 25, at 1 P. M. ‘Thursday, trom Pier RATES OF PASSAGE, i $9) gold, according to accommodation. ‘$32 currency. Prepaid certificat eden, Norway, Den- varaed to SW ce, No. 15 Broadway, JOUN G, DALE, Agent. ELL & FAULK, 402 Chestnut street, Philadel- CREAGH, 102 State street, Boston. BROWN FO. WM. INMAN, Liverpool and ATIONAL LINE. This company takes the risk of imeurance (up to $500,000 in gold) oy each of its steamers, thus giving pas. sengers the best possible guarantee for safety and the avoidance of danger at sea. The most southerly route has always been adopted by this company ty avotd ice and Neadiands $2 South Clark, corner Lake street, 9 Rue Scribe, Parts. NOTICE. rom piers 44 and 47 North River. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. .. ADI. 11, 12 M, AL it, ADL 5 12 M. Sat., May 2.3 P.M. ‘OR ‘LONDON’ DIRECT, HOLLAND, Capt. Simpson, Wednesday, April 8, at9 A.M. Cabin passage, $7), $30, currenc: F Steerage, $29, cur- eturn tickets at reduced rates. Prepaid steer- age tickets trom Liverpool ai the lowest rate: Apply at the company's office, No, 69 Broadway. J. HURST, Manager, OOK'S TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETS are iss printed in country where used on the other. hey are all sold at reductions ranging from 10 to 45 ent below ordinary fares. r holders are not reauired to travel in large parties, y allow breaks of jo: which ordinary tickets do not. ran be had with steamship tickets or without do every part of the world. They are agiish on one side and in the language of the ey At points of interest en ) tickets, Cook's Tourist tickets are used by 75 per cent of the Americans travelling to Europe. ‘They are availa ships from America | “Cook's next personally conducted party to the South of le for passengers by any line of steara- v, Switzerland and the Rhine, leaves oy ‘Ypi, May 9; price $66 gold tor 100 days’ travel is, “Cook's Excursionist” for April, contains fares for over 1,000 tours, 1s now ready, price 10'cents, COOK, SON & JENKIN | Broadway, New ¥ ork. NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. STEAMER EVERY ALTERNATE DAY, Tuesday steamers proceed via Londonderry. steamers proceed via Queenstown, * Saturday steamers proceed direct to Glasgow. From Company's piers 20 and 21 North River, New York. April 14 ‘April 1s pril 21 pril 33 + yTues.-April 7 | ind Beliast. steamer and accommo- issued at reduced rates, Steerage, $3). arn tek Intermediate, Drafts issued for any amount at lowest rates. ‘| Information, to Com- APPUT AND BELGIAN MAILS FOR ANT WE ase ¥ From Philadelp “April (| VADEREAND Ss true May ii | YBELE..... FROM ANTWERP, ew York, Z March i) | VADERLAS Mareh 25 ao aii classes iinsurpassed. Every steamer carries & bt aod other information iW. COLTON, Axent, 44 Broad, street, New York. BROCDER BECKB, eneral European Agent, Aatwerp. GUT & SONS TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, AND LONDONDERRY, \Olsant Hew Clvde-bulit steamers will sail from River ag follows :— YLVA Saturday, April 4 “Saturday, April 13 lirday thereafter, taking passen- all parts of Great Britain and Sweden, Denmark and Germany, virds "For ‘reight or passage apply TiN BALDWIN & CO., Agents, ‘No 72 Broadway. _SUROPEAS STEAMSHIPS, Nore GERMAN LLOYD S. For outaampto! MSHIT COMPANY. (ain. Bussins, will satl strom Bremen pier et, Hoboken, to be ‘tollowed by steai Hermann, Caj ie in gold or its equivalent in currency. ( ‘ Fer (reight nae MURICHS & © No. 2 Bowling Green. OR PLYMOUTH, The Hamburg-American Packet Company's troa POMMERANTA, ll sail on Thursday, Tsid, tf Hamburg, dave Rates of passage to Wlymouth, London, Cherbourg and First Cabin—Upper saloon, $120; tower saloon, $72, steerage to Cherbourg and Hamburg, steerage to Plymouth. London and al Jand, Scotland and W The SILESIA mat! steamship Captain H. P. Seluvense: 1 points in E Jes, $40, currency. sal extra steamer, Abril 1, 1876 TTA will sail April 16, 1874. KUHNHARDT & CO. €. + General Agents," 61 Broua street, New Yor! ED) STATES PASSPORT BUREAU.—OFFICIAL assports of the Departinent of State issue LMARTH, United States Court House, 4! General Passenger Agent i Broaiway, Now ¥ ONOVAN ROSSA.—GENERAL S7EAMSHIP AND PRaltway Ticket Ofice.. Cabin, $75: Intermediate, . Philadelphia lines also. Draits pay- ble anywhere. ROSSA, proprietor Northera H ortlandt ferry. COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE, Great redaction ip Rates, Pi The magnificent steamships of spatcned trom Pier a No Freight to CALL. scape ire AMA, this line will be de- River, New York, as April 11, at_1 P, M_—ACAPULCO, Captain ——. Pas- 18, at 12 M—CITY OF GUATEMALA, ii 25, at) P.M. Gray—Passen fortnightly Aiturday thereafter, connecting ever] rimighily Saturda, ler Q at Bena ni with a hteamaers tor. Central ‘American, lexican Coast Sou! acife port ssenger steamers Will call at KINGSTON, Jamatc elr outward and homeward tri hat port on Friday, the sixth day afi ork, and leaving Saturday P. M. Extra steamers for freight. & intermediate Saturdays. whenever the necessities OSSD cra. The splendid steamers of this line, carrving United States mails, leave San Francisco for Y wi HEPURLICy prit L, ASKA, April 18, pot ag 5 4 ‘Tea will be brought trom San Francisco to New Yorks fast, In 28 days, Bc for Aspinwail, will be desp: Wansportation may " TO ohama, Hong old, per ton of 2.400 3 OF PASSAGE (ineluding berth, mea!s and al! reauisites for the trip)» Ni to San Francisco—$5. rency, according $100 or $110, care ‘Ingston—$25 or $50, gold, according to San Francisco to Yokohama—$15), gold. San Francisco to Hong Koug—-$20), gold. For trelzat or passage, or other intormation, app! J. BULLAY, Superintendent. Vice President and Managing Director, the company’s office, Rurus Haren, ANA, DIET Paw AND SIANTOAN MALLE SS, LIN Lasts 3 North River at3 P. M. ms (Havana ana mexico) ‘(Havana uirect ma via Nassaui leaving pier No. CITY OF HAVANA. a CITY OF NEW YORK. . (Havana direct) For freight of passage ap ha BYE ® SONS, 33 Broadway. VANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, These first class steamships will sail every Tuesday, at 3 iver, foot of Cedar stree! N? YORE AND HA M., from pier 13 North Havana direc CRESCENT CITY, Curtis. COLUMBUS, Reed MORRO CASTLE, Morton pornae (having magni WILLIAM P. CLYDE & CO., No. 6 Bowling Green. D. McKELLAR, Agent in Havana. LINE—FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AP rrying the United States Mail.—Steamer will leave pear 20 East River, M. Through bills ot lading d_all points on the Galveston, Hous- on and Henderson and B. B. and C. R. forwarding In New, York. For freight or passag: erior accommodations, apply to Geo C. B. MALLORY & CO, 153 Maiden lane, or W. P. CLYDE, 119 Wallstreet. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. KNICKERBO! North River on Satu Freight received dally. Through rates given te jort or Aranzas Whart, Brae , an jobile. corn pa ‘or ireivht or passage apply to ‘86 West street The possivility af a new tissue of tnconvertivle paper I regard with amazement and anciety, and, in my judgment, such an issue would be a detrh ment and a shanve.—CHARLES SUMNER. For freight or dations) apply laptain Kennedy No charge for ‘The steamsht! leave pier No. jay. April 4, at S ndianola, Rock} zos Santiago, St. Louis and NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. S' STEAMSHIP LINE, The steamship EMILY B. SOUDER, North River (loot of North Moore street, ¥, April 4, at3 o'clock P. 3 ‘Through rates given to St Galveston and Indianola. assaze, having superior accommods, tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 38 UTHERN LID Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, For treight or. The following new and first class steamers will sail from pier W East every Wednesday, at3 P. VY OF DALL, Steamer CITY QF GALY Steamer CIT¥ OF HOUSTO: i Freight received daily; Through rates ton, Indianola, Rockport or Arkansas Santiaze and St. Louis. Cabin p: For freight or passage, he dations, apply to aze, $5)" steerage do., ONO LORY & CO., _ 135 Maiden lane, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND. DAILY LINE to Norfolk, Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday to Peters. mat TEAMS 412 COMPANY. From pier 37 North River, foot of Beach street, steamers Jolk. and Passenger steamers City Point and Kichmond on Tuesdays, and Saturdays, same hour. ‘Through bills of lading and passen all omits South and Southwest via V tic Coast, Seaboard and other lines: also Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western points a wuners at Norfolk for Newbern and Washington, ;C., and other points. Oilice, 197 Greenwich street. orronx, | bu OLD DOMINI Jeave daily at 3P. M er tickets issued to ‘inia and Tennes- ‘TRAVELLERS’ LINE FOR ALB. amers DREW and foot of Canal street, datly (S ITIZENS! LINE STEAMBOATS FOR TROY, (Saturdays excepted), at6. P. . irom pier 49 Sorth caver, loot Leroy st ANY—THE SPLEN. JOHN leave pler 4, excepted) at 6 P.M. egant steame: in day and Friday; ANDREW HARDE: 'Y, from pier 35, foot o id Newport and Fell Rl via Newport and Fa) iver. The magnificent steamers NEWPORT and OLD COLy Y leave pier 3 Nerth River, foot of, # excepted), at 3°P, M. cipal Hotels'in the cit SS) OPPOSITION 1 Through ticket will leave p Fare $1; deck 50 cents, connecting with railroads N and West; returning leave Alvenyy cS steamer GED diate landin; in regular trips on this SEDGWICK will GREAT TRUNK LINE TED STATS MAIL ROUTE. New York, from toot ot Debrosses and lanut streets, as follo Express for Harri with Pullman Pa 833 sunday 9.and, Miamsport, Lock Ha’ lelphia anit Brie Raitrow b conpecnng at g, Pittsburg. the West and Sout WE dare attached, D0-AL Mo, 8 via . M.: for Williams shingion, and the South, at 84 A. M, 340, 0:30. A. M, v9 tor Philadelphia, nd second class, OA. M., Zand 3:10 P. by Bri), 6 dig might. Sumday 5:20, 6sbb SUI ACM tM suuilay 6:20, 6:10 and : yay, Gy 6 3, 7:20, 410A. Me IDM 1, a oy Foe Paes Som tire gid oa, 80, 10°F, oY ani South Amboy, 6 and For New, Brainawick, 7:24am’ Map 00, Fe Me and 12 night. ¢ i Millstone, 12 noon. $1) and 4:3) P.M For Lambertville and F.eming on For #hillivsours and Belvidere, “Agcommivadation Camden, 7:20 and 9:89 4 Peohold, 7:20 A. Ma. 4 For Farmingdate and s Mand ¢P. Mw $40 4 and? oe Prams arrive as P53, and 730 ‘i Ticket offices, 526, House, and toot of Emigrant ticket office, No. 3 Battery ply 433, S71 and Ot rondy ‘pera. Mahager, Gen. Passenger Agent. STONINGTON LINE FOR DO-TON. Vhursaay ant Wednesday an¢ ver, avo P.M, NARRAGANSETT, every Priday, from pier 33'Norih Ri “THE BALL SEASON. TH), SATURDAY ply Rooms (ram evening, Aprild, at F closing at 2, GEORGE H, WALLACE & SON,