The New York Herald Newspaper, September 6, 1874, Page 11

| THE COURTS. Irregularities of Police, Magistrates—Further Strictures by Judge Donohue, The Fianagan-Angel District Justice- ship Controversy. During the present month only Chambers of the Supreme Court will be held and the special terms of the Superior Court and Court of Common Pleas, Judge Westbrook will preside at Supreme Court, Chambers, Judge Curtis at Special Term of the Superior Court and Judge Robinson at Special ‘Term of the Common Pieas. There will be a session of the Superior Court, General Term, on Monday Jor giving decisions, FILING RECORDS OF CONVICTION. —+—__—_. The case of George Donovan, who was fined $10 by Police Justice Morgan jor applying an opprobri- ous epithet toa policeman and then committed to the Tombs in delauit of $1,000 bail, was again before Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Cham- bers, yesterday. His counsel had asked his dis+ charge on iabeas corpus yesterday, and & postponement was had at the request of Mr. Dana, the Assistant Diswict Attorney, to enable the Police Justice to make @ further return if he desired. Mr. Dana yesterday said that Justice Morgun uad sent him a communi- cation, in which he asserted that the law did not require a record of conviction to be filed with the Clerk of the General Sessions, and he wished to be informed by Judge Donohue whether it was neces- sary. Mr. Dana said he had told Justice Morgan it ‘Was not necessary to return the record to the Ses- sions, but that Ne should nimself keep a record, both for his own and tue prisoner's protection. ‘There was no record of the conviction in this case, and if His Honor thought it was necessary, Mr. Daua said ne would like him to so state for the in- formation of police magistrates. Judge Donohue—Don't you think so ? Mr, Dana—I do. Prisoner’s Counsel—The statute expressly re- quires it. Judge Donohue—I don’t very well see what pro- tection there can be lor the defendant unless a record is Kept. He might be committed over Again on an old offence. 1 think it 18 a careless Way for justices to do their work and amounts to ross negligence, though I don’t think it was a Wanton offence in this ca: The prisoner was discharged, THE TENTH DISTRICT JUDGESHIP. An action, it will be remembered, was com- menced some time ago to oust Judge Flanagan from the office of Justice of the Tenth District Court tn this city, to which he was elected at the last November election. Though the suit was * Drought by the Attorney General and is in the na- ture ofa quo warranto proceeding, the real party instituting the proceedings 1s James R. Angel, hia competitor for the position. The original com- plaint simply set iorth irregularities in the elec- tion; that it was premature, and that it was car- ried on under the forms prescribed for Westchester county instead of under the laws relating to New York county. A motion was made yesterday in Supreme Court, Chambers, before Judge Dononue, founded mainly on the afiidavit of one Videto, to amend the complaint by alleging actual fraud in the election. It Seuss irom the papers read on the Mvtion that Judge Flanagan received a majority of all the votes cast and that the Board of County Canvassers awarded to him a certificate of elec- tion, and that he has siuce periormed the du- ties of his office and drawn his salary, although Meanwhile first having to sue and obtain judg- ment bejore the Comptroller would pay him. The singularity about this proceeding now is that Mr. Angel, the deieated caudidate, not only claims that Jadge Flanagan was elected a year in ad- vance, but claims still further that if the Court should decide against him, that then he should have leave to set up traud on the ground ot re- peating. Judge Flanagan indignantly denies that aby repeating was carried on on bis part, but al- leges that Angel did have repeaters young for4 him, and thus reduced his (Flanagan’s) majority. For the people F. G. Salomon appeared, and for de- Jendant Joun B. Haskin and Judge Fianagan in erson. Judge Donohue took the papers, reserv- his decision, A DIVORCE CASE. Rebecca S, Totten has brought suit against Richard totven for divorce, and yesterday there was presented to Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court, Chambers, a petition for alimony and coun- sel fee, The complaint and petition merely set up @ marriage and abandonment, without giving any statement of the form of marriage, which, how- ever, her counsel stated was of the Brinckley pat- tern, Tne defendant denied any marriage, and averred that she was hired as a servant in his house at $20 @ month, and after some months was Paid off to her satisiaction, and after a brier ab- sence again returned on the same terms. She was retained aiter the term jor which she was hired at her own request, and went with him to his mother’s, at Bound Brook, N. J, While there ‘he found her one night in his bed, and ordered her to quit the house, for which she entered a complaint, giving her name as Kebecca L. Turock- morton. Motion was made by ber couasel, Mr. Peter Mitchell, for leave to put in answering Papers to establish the marriage, and to explain the papers on the other side, which Judge Dono- hue refused, hoiding that the allegation as to there having been a marriage was fully met in the resent case, and that sucu new allidavits might used in another motion for alimony, COURT OF SPECIAL SESsIons. Before Judges Flammer, Wtterbourg and Smith. Among the cases of assault und battery at the Sessions yesterday was one of a peculiar cuaracter, in which John Peppér and Join Fitzgerald were ‘the principals. From the evidence in the case it appeared that Fitzgerald, who is a laborer, went home and there found Pepper in company with a strange young woman in wis apartments. Mrs, Fitzgerald was lying 1 the middle of the floor with an empty brandy bottle clutched resolutely in her Jett hand. Mr. Fitzgerald was very much aston- ished at the presence of strange people in his room and ordered them out. The semale got out with much expedition, but the man was rather tardy, and when Mr. Fitzgerald attempted to assist him he was hammered on the nose with great eifect, as his two black eyes yesterday attested, Pepper, ‘who is from Massachusetts, was sentenced to the City Prison for thirty days. Sheep and Dog Stealing. Andrew Johnsun and Thomas Smith, two boys, ‘were sent to the Island for five months each for stealing a lamb. John McCallough was sent to tne City Prison for thirty days for stealing a Newfound- land pup; and Jack Mooney got five montis for ‘whipping his mother. TOMBS POLICE COURT. A Dishonest Porter. Before Judge Flammer, Albert Ratter, a German, who has been employed by several firms on Broadway lately as a porter, ‘Was arraigned at the Tombs yesterday. In each of the places in which he has been employed he has been guilty of tmeving; but it was not until yesterday that the detectives succeeded in gather- ing evidence of his guilt. When the officers searched Rutter’s house they found thirty-six pawn tickets, which investigation proved were for some of the goods the prisoner had stolen. His aifferent robberies amount to about $2,500, but dates can only be xed Jor about $700 worth, Rut- ter was held in detault of $2,000 bail to answer at . the General Sessions. Inviting Dishonesty. Daniel Kennedy, of No. 18 Varick street, yester- day charged Annie Foster, a disreputable female, ‘Whom he had taken to his tudgings, with having stolen his watch and tobacco box, in all to the ‘value of $200, Annie was locked up. BROOKLYN COURTS. “OBROGATE’S COURT—KINGS COUNTY. Before William D. Veeder, surrogate. ‘The wills of the following named persons were proved during the past week :— William Soper, of Waukesha, Wis.; John Metz- r, Henry D, Stolimeyer, Adam Stutam, Charles lume, John Fay John T. Muller, Joseph Roakra, Frank F. Jano, Lucia 0, Laudras, William Bern, Alexander Macdonald, Hester B, Howell and Mablon J. Hewitt, ali of the city of Brooklyn. Letters of administration were granted on the estates of the following named deceased persons, ‘vit.:—Maghey Riley, Charies Higiey, Beam, Anthony McDermott, Autred 34 Oy eta ern, James Robertson, Mar: Jotn (0. E. Anderson, Ebenezer Siuieke Marta corey, all of the city of brooklyn, Letters of guardiausnip of the persons and estate of Ropert Saxby and Francis Saxby were granted to James Henderson, an uncle of said minors, of Josephine Wolf, Lena Woll, Bertha Woll, Xavier Wolf and, Henry Wolf Ambua Wolf, thelz mother. all of the city Of Brooklyn, NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1874—QUADRUPLE SHEET. MAYOR HAVEMEYER’S OASE. There is @ shadowy prospect at last that this in- terminabie case is drawing to a speedy close, This subject has occupied a large share of attention of the public and the press, and it the Governor in his wise judgment will dispose of the charges against Mayor Havemeyer he will confer a lasting Obiigation ou @ snffering community that bas been bored nigh unto death ever since the Tammany Piaanates have started the impeachment of the ayor, ‘he rson least interested tn the proceed- ings—that is, as {ar _a# outward appearances indi- cate—ia Mayor Havemeyer. He deems himself erfectly innocens of having violated: any law, and é Says boldly that what he did was in accordance with good legal advice and conviction of right. On the other band the accusers claim that by his reappointing Messrs. Charlick ana Gardner the Mayor has transgressed against the charter, aud on this they are determined that he shall be re- moved, Next Wednesday, the 9th inst, the case will come up before His Excellency Governor Dix, as will be seen from the following telegraphic de- Spatch received by the Mayor :— West Harton, I. I,, Sept, 1, 1874. Hon, Witutam F, Havkuxyen, Mayor, New York : Thave appointed Wednesday, the 9th inst, at ten A. M. at this place, to hear arguments of counsel on the charges preferred against you by Charles Watrous and J.P. Crosby and others. JOHN A. DIX. A HERALD peprenentasive called upon His Honor in relation to this matter aud to ascertain trom lim his conteroplated action in the premises. Mr, Havemeyer replied that he had not yet de- verminea whether he will appear by counsel or not, but would await further deve'opments, which may cause him to adopt some fixed course. The Mayor further expressed himsel! as pleased that the case is in @ jair Way towarda dénouement, as it i. irritating to Lim to live in @ state of uncer- tainty. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIO WORKS, Commissioner Van Nort makes the following statement of public moneys received by the De- partment of Public Works during the week ending yesterday (Saturday) :— For Croton water rents and penalties... For tapping Croton pipe 132 For vault yermi + BT For sewer permits. : apes iccot POEL For bulldings on Lexington avenue sold at’ public auction, miitanret 187 Total..... QITY FINANOES. Comptroller Green reports having made the following receipts and disbursements yesterday in his office :— From taxes of 1874. From arrears of ‘taxes, assessments’ and in- terest From collection ot assessments From market rents and fees . From water rents and fees From licenses, Mayoi From fees and fines, From collection of assessments, cree -tourth wards, Fees und tines, District O Total RECEIPTS, ‘and interest. Paid contractors on street improvements, $21,473 Paid contractors on docks... '15;427 Paid contractors on public parks. 6.500 Paid contractors on public Instrucdon.. 1s Paid pay rolls park Keepers, gate Keeper borers, carts, £c., / ebartment of Public Parks... $0,478 Paid. payrolls Department oi Dock Commissioners 11,858 Faid Doparument Public Works, officers and em- Phid Cominis Charities and Correction Sundry claims, fr FOR SALE. REE SPLENDID. N WING MACHINES— Singer, Willcox & Gibbs and Wheeler & Wilson; Price $8 edch. 47 Bleecker stroct, between Broadway and Bi WHAT MORE PROFITABLE THAN AN ESTAB- lished Drug Store? Will sell mine, having a large outside business; an intelligent man can soon learn the business. Address B. C., Herald ottice. . For Other Advertisements Under This Heading See Directory. A. —NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, + No, 5 Last Fourteenth street, near Fifth avenue, next door to Delmonico’ BROOKLYN BRANCH, watt . Wk and 106 Court street, near State, OPEN DAILY FROM 9 A. M. 108 P. M, FOR THE RECEPTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF PUPILS. THIS CELEBRATED MUSIC SCHOOL offers the ac- spiominns advantages of many years of successful opera- ‘The corps of professors now numbers forty-one of the blest Instructors in the country, PRIVAT: AND CLAS> INSTRUCTION fn all branches of mnusic and modern languages at moderate prices, The first prize in music Was awarded to one of our Pupits by the New York Normal Col Orchesti r Engiish and Italian Opera will - which pupils will be assigned full parts. The 'Y will be complete. N. B.—The New York Conservatory is the only char- tered ‘Conservatory of Music in the State, having no branch except in Brooklyn, and being entirely distinct from other institutions which imitate its name, evident ly with the view ot obtaining patronage thereby. NTOINE REIFF, JR., VICE PRASPDENT OF THE New York Philharmonic Society, is engaged to conduct the New York Conservatory Amateur Urches- tra, Mr. Reiff iy recognized as one of the ablest con- ductors in the country. N. B.—The New York Conservatory is at No. 5 East Fourteenth street, near Fitth avenue (next to belmoui- €0's), and hay no couneetion with any other music s¢uool in the city, CARD. MAX MARETZER, the renowned conductor and ope- ratic impresario ix’now associatted inthe direction of the New York Conservatory of Music, No. 5 East Four- teenth street (next to Deimonico’s), and will persona ly instruct such pupils asdesire to prepare for a public carcer. Mr. Maretzek will also have charge of the au teur operas to be given by the Conservatory the ensuing season. The advantages of this connection cannot be overesti- mated. Pupils tully competent may obtain good engage- ither in this country of in Lurepe. 4 OR FoR oT ANN CuuRoH. EAST street; must be a good reader. Aaddre CHAUER, Care of sexton, 110 Kast Twelfth street. SOPRANO AND AN ALTO SINGER DESIRE engagements in a choir; fine soloists. Address CHOIK, box 113 Herald Uptown Branch office. WELT Le Dae SOPRANO SINGER OF EUROPEAN REPUTA- tion wishes an engagement ina church choir. In- quire of M. PKTRE, Steinway Hall. SSOCIATION OF PIANO TEACHERS,—MIS® CRO- LIUS, 334 West Twenty-second street, Principal, Terms—! Crolius, $60; Assistant, teachers at pupil's residence, $15 to $40. Practice of advanced pu- ils directed. GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE G) instruction on Pianoforte, at pupils’ residences; $10 er quarter: bestreference given. Address, with ‘resi- lence, TEACHER, box 1.0 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. YOUNG LADY, SOPRANO SOLOIST, FAMILIAR, with Episcopal and Catholic services, desires a sit- uation in a church choir in this city or Brooklyn. Ad- dress D. C., 209 East dist st. A LADY, THOROUGHLY ACCOMPLISHED IN music and capable of the most brilliant execution, desires @ position as pianoforte instructress in some insti- tute of learning, or will give private lessons at pupils* residences in New York or Brooklyn cities, Address R. J, L., box 43 Post office, Newark, 4 CARD.—MR. ©. E. HOR -LEY HAS RETURNED to the city and will resume his lessons on composi- tion, piano and organ, September 13, at Steinway’s. Mr. HORSLEY is the only pupil of Mendelsson in Americi SOPRANO SINGER DESIRES A POSITION ina church of any denomination; good experience and a ready reader. Call on or address Miss W., 9% St. Mark’s place, LADY, SUCCESSFUL, PAINSTAKING AND CON. scientious will give Piano lessons at her own or pupil's residence ; method pleasing and progressive : best reterences; terms moderate. Call on or address MUSIC TEACHER, 264 Bleecker street. AS EXPERIENCED SOPRANO WIS) A POSI- tion in a Protestant church in New York or Brook- iyn: is well acquainted with the Ispiscopal service; sal- ary moderate. Address MUSIG, 200 Prince A BASS SINGER, OF BXPERTENCE, DESIRES A position to sing in a synagogue on Saturday morn- ings. Address M. B. Herald Uptown Branch ottice, FIRST CLASS ORGANIST WISHES AN ENGAGE- ment with either Episcopalian or Catholic church; fofgrences given. Address ORGANIST, Fost oflice box. MATEUR BRASS BAND.—WANTED, THREE MORE amateur players, to complete a band of 15; piay | only for practice and amusement; no expense. Address BRAos BAND, box 102 Herald office. GENTLEMAN GIVES PIANO AND SINGING LES- Sons at his residence or at the pupil's tor $15, $20 and $2 per quarter. Address PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, 243 Weat Twenty-first stree! u A WHORZONTAL AND UPRIGHT ENGINES AND + Boilers, steam Pumps, yeep Pulleys and miscellaneous Machinery, second hand} 8 horse power Baxter Lngin WILSON & ROAKE, Water and Dover streets. eres: LATHES AND MACHINERY OF ALL DE- criptions cheap for cash. _56 Railroad avenue, Jersey Vity. Ground Room and Steam Power to let to ‘suit. “Wanted, 30-horse Engine cheap for cash. OR SALE—COMPLETZ MACHINERY AND FIX- tures of @ large steam Laundry, consisting of Wash- ing Machines and Wringers, Dryiig Room, <team and Water Pipes, Power Mangle, Wash Tray, Ironing Stoves, &c., &c., ata bargain if sold immediately, as the rooms are required for other purposes. Apply At 143 ast Fif- ieth street. | testimonials; PROFESSOR OF ABILITY AND STANDING WILL | give Piang and Singing Lessons at pupil's resi- dence: system rapid, practical and thorongh; best city terms extreme, moaerate, Address MUSIC, box 142 Herald Uptown Branch office. (A. MAGNIFICENT PIANIST. HAVING a FEW VA- cancies, will civo four lessons free; then, if not per- Tectly satisfied, may discontinue; terms very reasonable, Address dir. ONDE ollice. TA, box 126 Herald Uptown Branch MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, No. 6 Eust Twenticth street. west of Broadway. Professor HENRY SCHROEDE«, Musical Direct SINGING SOCIETY IS NOW ORGANIZING, LA- "AA dies and gentiemen are invited to join. or par- ticulars apply to Professor HENRY SCHROEDER, Di- rector oi American Conservatory of Music, No. 6 East Twentieth street. OR SALE—CHEAP, UPRIGHT BOILER, WITH connections, Meat Boilers, four pull sale’ Pumps, Tables, Cigar Case, and large tramed glass for show window, at 98 Cedar street. OR SALE VERY CAEAP—FOUR HORIZONTAL Engines, two 6x12, one 8x16 and one 10x22, and Puinps. 611 and 513 West Thirty-second street. OR SALE—A LARGE LOT OF NEW AND SECOND BH hand Statiorary, Portable and Hoisting Engines; also Boulers, Steum Fumps, Tanks and other Machinery. B. FOX, Gl4 and 516 Weat Thirty-rourth street. OR SALE—1 ROOT ENGINE OF 60 HORSE POWER; 14-inch Pipe Cutting Machine; 2 2-inch Pipe Cut- ting Machines; 1 Foster Lathing Machine; Wood Pianer and Engine Boller. J, H. ROGERS, 134 Greene street. OR SALE—STRAM HOISTERS, CONSTANTLY ON hand; 7 by 12 great Spile Driver. Allwho are in- terested in hoisiers call and see RUSHWORTH'’S raising and lowering apparatus. 253 West Twenty-eighth street MPORTANT. PARTIES WISHING TO ERECT OR inery of any description will tind it to re toaddress F, 1, box 129 Herald office. N. B.—Saustactory reference. BROOKLYN, SEPT. 1874-70 PREVENT MY SCHOL- ‘ars and the public from being deceived by the sim- ilarity of nam 1 wish to state that I have not returned tothe New York Conservatory of Music and hive no connection with any school in Brookiyn save the Mol- lenhauer Conservatory of Music, 88° Court street, HENRY MOLLENHAUER, late Musical Director ot the New York Conservatory, ARYTONE AND BASS WANTED—FOR A MALE octette, to sing for pleaaure, perhaps for profit; to be good renders. Address. F., Herald office. YARD.—PRIVATE MUSICAL UNIVERSITY, & WEST Fourteenth street; private lessons only; aay and evening; moderate terms: circulars mailed, Address PRIVATE MUSICAL UNIVERSITY, HOTR BOY WANTED—FKOM 10 TO 14 YE. age. Address box 220 Hi West 45th st., between |ARD.—PRIVAT-LESSON ALLEIN; PIANO, ORGAN, Gesang, Violin, Harmonie, e:c.; Tag und Abend Preise maasig, No. ‘55 -econd avenue, nahe Broadway, ewischen Dritter und Vierter Strasse. Musik-Direktor LOUIS F, PARMA. R, WILLIAM MILDNER HAS RECOMMENCED ‘his lessons at the Grang Conservatory of Music, 12 Fifth avenue. RS OF ‘ald office, or call at 247 XN ACHINERY WAREHOUSE, 45 DEY STREET._NEW and second hand Machinery of all kinds; one up- right 10x12 Engine, Rider's patent cut-off; ove thirty- horse Locomotive Boiler. ORTABLE STEAM ENGINE, 7 HORSE; ONE CAM- inCron, Steam, Tank Pump, Ho, 6 one Lathe, 12inch swing; allas cood asnew; at a bargain if taken soon. Address STEAM PUMP, Herald offices WANTED-A LARGS SIZE HAND SUGAR CRUSH. dor, ing, Machine, new, or second hand if in good or- r. Apply at 47 Fulton streot after! P.M. y [ANTED—A 12900 A CROOND, AND JACKET ettle, for lard rendering, and Sausage Meat Cut- ter. Address box % Williamsburg Post o! Ne. a JANTED—SECOND HAND DR’ dress STOCKER BROS., 222 phia. NG CANS. AD- Carter at, Philagel- NEWSPAPERS, pur COMMERCIAL List an PRICE CURRENT is the leading commercial journal , and the best advertising medium IN PHILADELPHIA, Circulation large. 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BEVEL 4\x9 CARO TABLE, NEARLY NEw, $200; new style Bevel Tables, with Delaney's Patent Wire Cushions, at reduced prices; Bagatelle, Tripotite and Russian Bowling Tables; also, rand several new parlor games now on exhibition. W. H. GRIFFITH & CO,, 40 Vesey street CLOTHING. B. MINTZ’S, 248 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN first streets—Ladies and T ntieth and Twen! A amen ¢ ir onstof! Clothing, Car- Te 880s, en can dispose ot tI 13, Jewelry, at ihe highest cash prices, | silk 10 to Bc ta, $3 to $15; Panis, $2 to $8. A note by (ee anctasity ‘atteuded to by Mr. or Sita. MINTZ, tx | A ped oat af the city, IN COMPETENTER LEHRER DES KLAVIER- spieis. gerade von Deutschiand angekommen. gibt Piano Lectionen im Hause des Lernenden tur $9 per uartal, auch in seinem Hause. Adxessire MUSIK IN- 1KUCTOR, Herald Uptown Branch office. A. & R, MOLLENHAUER, THE EMINENT MUSI- « cians, have resumed Piano and Violin lessons at the NEW Rts CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Deimonico's. \ RAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 112 Fifth avenue, between Sixteenth ani Seventeenth streets (Knabe Building), THE ONLY MUSIC SCHOOL in the country which 1s conducted by practical musicians. Private and Ciass Instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music and Foreign Languages. THE AMATEUR ORCHESTRA and Orchestral School meet every juesday at 8 P. M. aoe cet Recitais every fourth Wednestay in cach mouth, ‘Lectures by the greatest celebrities every third Wednesda; Yhe wibrary, numbering 15,000 Musical Works, Is avail- able to pupils. ERNST EBERAARD, ANGELO TORRIANI, WM. K. BASSFORD, } Musical Directors. UITAR AND BANJO.—PROFE*S9R NAPOLLON GOULD, the celebrated player, enables pupils in a few lessons to accompany songs and play effectively. 121 Bast Thirty-second street, near Lexington avenue. I ESSONS GIVEN UN THE PIANO—BY AN EXPE- 4 rienced protessor witn undeniable reterences; terms $12, $i ana $20 per quarter. Address A. L. F., 3i4 West 'wentieth street. OUIS KOHLER’S PRACTICAL COURSE OF PIANO- torte instruction isthe best and cheapest method. Just published by HeNRY L FF, 86 Fourth avenue, M's, WATSON WILL RESUME MUSIC LESSONS onthe lth inst, at PRIVATE: MUSICAL UNI- VEKSITY, 2 West Fourteenth street; Piano, Organ, Gui- tar and Singing. Circulars mailed iree. RS, CHARLOTTE HUTCHINGS _WINTERBURN, teacher of Voice building and’ Singing, 101 Kast Twentieth street. Send tor circular. Chorus of Ladies— Meet afternoons. Terms $1 80 per month, LLE. BR, SARUCO WILL CONTINUE TO GIVE leasons on the piano at her own or pupils’ residence. Particular attention wiven to children; terms $5 a month, Call at 247 Wost Forty-ninth street. USIC AND LANGUAGE3—MISS M'NEIL, 21 STUY- Yerant street, opposite the Plimpton “Hall.—Par- ticular attention (in music) given to children. Y. NORMAL CONSERVATORY, . 23 E, i4th st. Superior Instrnction in Singing, Piano Muste, Harmony and Modern Languages, F, A. GERLACH, Director. RPHEON SOCIETY "s Free Vocal Classes, thirteenth season. Openti Exercisos, with Music and Addresses, Tuesday evCulig, October 6, at Stcinway Hall. Admission (ree, WM. BUTLER DUNCAN. President. Jnnowe Horrins, Secratary and Director, 711 Broadway. ROFESSOR EDMUND CLARK, TEACHER OF THE Guitar, Vocal and Instrumental, 411 Bleecker street. ‘Terms $12,'24 lessons, at his rooms; $15 at pupil's resi- Gence. Circulars mailed fre JIGNOR A. ERRANI WILL BEGIN HIS SINGING leasons on Monday, September 1¢, at his nsual resi- dence No, 33 Kast Fourteenth street, G)aNoR Lori BEGS TO INFORM THE PUBLIC that he has commenced his course of Instruction in Singing for New York and Brooklyn. Appheations will be recelved by letter, or personally at his residence, 43 Kast Tenth street, between Broad vay and University place. JIGNOR M, BINA I8 ENGAGED AS PROFESSOR OF Voeal Muste at the Grand Conservatory of Music, 112 Fifth avenue. GQOPRANO AND TENOR DESIRE AN ENGAGEMENT, together or separately, in a Protestant church ; good readers; tenor would take charge of a choir: thoroughly Understands the Kpiscopal service. address YZ, Herald office. S's entnon lesson ior tn nny 88008 NEW YORK OONSERVATORY Of MUSTO, Fourteenth street, next to Delmanico’s, MAZO, THE EMINENT MUSICIAN, MUSICAL. k A -W way or Chickering Piano, upright or square; must | Giqxog. ANGELO TORRIANT HAS RECOMMENCED his Singing Lessons at the Grand Conservatory of Music, Ate irth’ avenus JIGNOR A. MAROTTA WILL BEGIN HI8 COURSE S of lessons of Perfevionamen to di Canto ou Tuesday, 15th inst, at bis residence, 439 Fourth avenue, corner of Thirtieth’ street. IGNOR LUIGI STEFFENONE RESUMES LESSONS September 1. Patrons will piease address 281 Fourth avenue. S's; GUFLI WISHES TO INFORM THE PUBLIC” that he will resume bis Music Lessons September 14. Address G. SCHIRMiK, 7Ul Broadway. Grete NICHT AUF EINEM ¥ VERSTIMMTEN Piano.—Ein geubter deutscher Pianostimmer bringt es tur $2 in pertecte ordre, unter office. HE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY, ‘also HALLAM'S MUSICAL ACADEMY, ve been incorporated in the NEW YORK CONSERCATONY. OF MUSIC. No. 5 bast Fourteenth street, near Filth HE NORMAL DEPARTMENT. of the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY is at No. 5 Kast Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s. W UW1IAM KE. BASSPORD HAS RETURNED TO THE Grand Conservatory of Music, 112 Filth avenue. 6 CLASSES NOW FORMING EXCLUSIVELY FOR ) sight reading, under the direction of Mr. Mollen- hauer, at the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY, No. 5 Fast Fourtenta street, next to Velmonteo’s. $5 OOO WeEX tar ie ior OF NEW. 0) + fashionable Music, worth from Sue. to $1 copy, at PRIVATE MUSICAL UNIVERSILY, 24 West Fourteenth street. A fact, e 10.000 PAGES,.0%, SHEET MUSICWA VERY | little soiled, for two cents per page: in ordering state whether Yooal or instrumental, easy or difficult; no catalogue of this music. HORAUL WATERS & SON, 481] Broadway, N, ¥. Sende nur deine Adresse IANO TUNER an die Herald Uptown Branch PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, LARGE A>SORTMENT OF SECOND HAND Pianos for sale ; upright, square and grand Pianos torent by WM. KNABE &00., LZ Fifth avenue, abuvo Sixteent street A MAGNIFICENT PLANO, 7) OCTAVE, AGRAFYR, carver.legs; used but six months; maker's yuaran- tee; very low for cash of part cash and remainder ip monthly iustalments. 207 Firth sureet, Jersey City. T 27 UNION SQUARE—HAINES BROTHERS WILL offer their fine assortment of first class Pianotortes at prices ahich cannot fall to suit the times. New Pianos fo rent and rent applied toward purchase if desired. ULL Pianos taken in exchange, CHICKERING PIANO, $100.—MAGNIFICENT ris octave Fiano at great sacrifice for casa, monthly instalments or to rent; a 5 octave Melodeon, $0. 354 Bowery, near Fourth street. STEINWAY & SONS’ PIANOFORTE—EVERY IM. provement; great bargain tor cash. A rosewood Piano, round corners, carved legs, only $100, BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. N ELEGANT NEW PIANO FOR BALE—OR EX- Shane tor diamonds; a great sacrifice. Only those who wish a strictly first class instrament address 5., box 125 Herald oitice. SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FOR $10) ON BASY PAY- ments; 7% octave agraffe: carved legs; all improve ments; @ bargain. F. CONOR, Thirty-seventh street and Third avenue, over Stiner’s. A PIANOS FROM $3 TO $3 PER ¢, month; rent applied to purchase, At K. V. DUMS- DAY'S, 24 University piace, corner of Ninth street. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR KLE- tfour round Decker & Bros. Pianviorte at a a brilliant toned 73 octave richly carved case overstrung Piano, azratie attachm all tinprove- ments (naker’s printed guarantee and Will of sale), cost $979, for $275 Stool, Ci Box for slipping, 8. B.— Also Household Furniture, in lors to suit. Call today or day, private residence 210 West 21st s T GOLDSMITH’S, 25 BLELCKER STREET, NEAR Bowery—Pianos at exceedingly low prices ‘torcash, On instalments and to rent; 6 octave Pianos, $25 to $75: 7 octave rosewood Pianolortes, $100 to $173; new Pianos greatly reduced; Pianos rented trom $3 to $10 per month; specialty, to rent, beautiful new 34 octave rosewood up: right Piahofortes, all tully warranted, stools Incluted. GOLDSMITH'S, 26 Bleecker street, near Bowery. MAGNIFICENT 734 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte for sale—Four round corners, celebrated maker, tor $275; Parlor, Chamber and Vining FOS a sacrifice; property of family leaving city; can be scen | this day. 36 West loth st., near 5th av. A BRILLIANT, TONED 7 OCTAVE RICH ROSE. | £\ “wood carved case and ies tour large round. cor- | ered Fanpiorte for sale; made by the best city maxers; used eight months; original cost $10), for $250; Stool, ver, box tor shipping, maker's bill ot ‘sale and guaran: te for five years; also Parlor and Bedroom sults, Care pets, &c.; House to let, Callimmediately at private resi- dence, No. 120 West Twenty-third street, near sixih avenue. A MADY WILL SELL, FOR LESS THAN $10, A | beautiful Chickering rosewood Pianosorte, round | Corners, iron frame, modern style, cost $3, including Stool 23 Third strcot, near Bowery. SPLENDID CABINET ORGAN, WORTH $225, FOR | Jesa than half, cash or instalments, 179 Eighth ay. | eset haem Heit wtsenaan eee | BARGAIN.—BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, $100; 2 744 octave carved legs patent agraffe ; sac- rifice ; instalinents taken ; $10 monthly; rent 314, RK. CABLE, 107 West 234 at, corner 6th av. RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, A SPLENDID As- sortment of second hand Pianos, of Steinway & Sons’ make; also,ot other first cass manufacturers; aiso Steinway Upright Pianos to rent. e SiKINWAY & SONS, Steinway Hall, New York. Fe, SALE—A STECK CONCERT GRAND PIANO. nearly new, very little used. Please call after four o'clock at 28 West Twenty-tourth street. OR SALE—A GOOD DUNHAM PIANO; COST WHEN new $200; in good order; at a bargain. To be seen at 239 West Fitty-first street, P, HALE IS MAKING 4000 PIANOFORTES «, cheaper and better than small makers can buy the stock, Cail and see nis new Upright Piano. Ibirty-oith street and Tenth avenue. AGNIFICENT PIANO—USED NINE MONTHS, cost $500; sold at a sacrifice. asthe owner can't | keep it. Can be seen, to-day or to-morrow, at 356 West Fifty-second street. QUE PATENT, PIANOS, SPECIALLY, RECOM mended by Messrs. Mills. & Morgan and other cele- brated arnsts, sell presently at greatly reduced prices. call and examine. SCHULZER & LUDULFS, 40 452 West Broom t. \—LARGE LOT, VERY CHEAP—TERMS OF TANO sale or rent easy, to suit the times. Call and see at MERRELL'S, No. ¥ Uni eC. | and Four-h avenues. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City und Brooklyn. A GENTLEMAN DESIRES A LARGE AND WELL furnished Room, with closets, hot and sold water, and if possibie with bathroom atiached, withoot board 1p @ private family; location between Fourtecuth and Pane det ies gseuee 80d, VoGren are Sheth avenues; e! anged. dre: With tall partic: And tering, PERMANENT, box 148 Post oihes Oem as A. FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED-NoT BELOW Thirtieth street, west side, preterred; will Board Owner for rent, with privilege ot other boarders; no ob- Jection to Brook: ot lyn, Address MAX, H. A CWANTED, A FURNISHED HOUSE +, ing 16 to’ 20 rooms, for boarders, in th Ward, owner to take all or part rent in Bo COMPORTABLE HOME, box 128 Horaid office. LADY PHYSICIAN WISHES TO RENT THE First Floor ani back Parlor of am English base- Tent house, unfurnished, with use ot Kitchen: reat must be moderate and location between Madison and Fifth avennes, Twentieth and Fortieth streets; reter- ences given, ‘Address, giving full partieulars, A. K., box 183 Herala Uptown Branch oftice, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH THREE OR tour turnisued Rooms, with conveniences for light housekeeping, in w private family; terms must be mod- erate; reterences. Address H. J. 8., Heraid office. A. BWELLING 1OUSB WANTED—POSSESSION BY ASth inst, from Fourth to Twenty-third sureet, Fourth to Sixth avenue, Address A. H. 5., box 127 Herald oitice. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE WANTED, between Foriy-seventh and Filty-second streets Firth and Sixth avenues, ara reasonable rent, for an excelient party of mau aud wiie, Who would take a five Years! lease, with Lest security, ‘Address G. 1,8, Herald office. THREE OR FOUR STORY FURNISHED HOUSE wanted—Ketwoen Forty-second Seventieth strects, east of Sixth avenue. otate west rent aud address HAMMOND, box 126 Herald off FAMILY OF THREE WISH APARTMENTS FOR ZL housekveping, in private house, between Tenth and Thirty-sixth streets and Second and Sixth avenues. Gress, stating terms, which must be moderate, 150 Herald oilice. A WW# REQUIRE, FOR A FIST CLASS TENANT, + agood sized furnished House, in pertect ordei Must be in an unexceptionable weigtiborhood. We ha also numerous applicants for boarding and private Mouses in respectable locauiops. Particulars lett with us wil meet with prompt attention, 8, PKCK & CO., 181 Fifth avenue. bh HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED, ne im this City and Brookiyn. ANTED—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED AN, ouse ip a ood lopation, ata moriratc reat. thie f bixty-fourth stree Tes an fenart, ona Preven Plat address’ S., box 16) Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, BY & responsible family of adults; Twentieth to Fortietl: street, Fourtn to Seventh avenge; rent about $30 per ag Address BUILDER, Herald Uptown Branch~ othe In the Country. WANTED TO RENT—TILL MAY 1, IN NEW JER. sey, within an Lour’s ride from the city, @ small furnished Cottage for a of four adults; | satis factory retereuces given. Address O. &. office. BARGAINS. Over $100,000 worth first class Furniture selling off at cost or less to retire from a retail business of more tham 30 years’ standing. Good o portunity for any who want nice goods at very low pric G. L, KELTY & CO., __186 Pifth avenue. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNT. ture and Bedaing, at lowest cash prices, by weekly instalments, at O'FARRELL’s warehouse, 410 Eighth ave enuv, between Thirtieth and Thirty-tirst streets. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR + Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COW- PERTHWAIT £'C0,? 155 and 157 Chatham sree An A FIRST CLASS SUIT OF BEDROOM FURNITORB, in wainut and ebony, four pieces, including 56 pound hair Mattrass, Vaitiasses, Counterpane; will sell tor $300, Call at 164 West Thirty-sixth street. QUIET YOUNG MAN, WITH GOOD REFERENCES and limited means, Wants a plainly furnisbed Room in a private family: mast be very reasonable price. Ad- ress INDUSTRY, Id ottice. ¥y MIDDLE- AGED GENTLEMAN DESIRES A NICELY furnished koom, without board, in an unexception- able neighborhood, where he can have home comforts and refined social’ intercourse; no other boarders pre- ferred. Addross WIDOWER, Herald office, FURNISHED HOUSE: WANTED.—MUST BE WELL located and at moderate rent, for desirable and re- Sponsible tenant, 8. H. VANDYKR, 81 Union square, room's (ENG hed four story MARRIED LADY WITHOUL CHILDRE! lish) wants to rent a fully turn house not lower than Twentieth ‘or highe accond street, between Lexington and Kighth avenues, Address 5., 133 West Forty-third street, LAT OR PART OF HOUSE, FOR A A WANTED. + family of” three adults; must be in pertéct order and between Forty-Hith and Fifty-tirststreets and Eighth Address 8. C. ADAMS, 2 West Forty-firth street. AN AMERICAN, FAMILY THREE ADULTS, WANT a furnished House, three or four story, hich stoop centrally located, not above Phirtieth street; part of rentio be taken in board; referencs ex: changed. Address, tor three days, e ce, SECOND FLOOR WANTED—UNFURNISHED, BY gentleman and wife, in a ‘private fatuily, located between ienth and sixtieth streets, Second and eventh avenues; rent not to exceed $30 per mouth; references exchanged. Address F, W. L., 243 East Nineteenth st. (A. FURNISHED ROOM WANTED—GOOD SQUARE size, between Eighteenth and Phirly-elshth streets, Fourth and sixth avenues: rent $200 a year. STOCKBROKER, 1) Wall street, room 12 ¥ A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE (AMERICANS), A Floor of five rooms, turnished for housckeeping; honso and neighborhood’ must be thoroughly respecta: bie; undoubted references exchanged; rent $9) per month, “Address, with particulars, D. Hi, box 3,817 Fost ottice. {ahs ie HOUSE WANTED—WITHIN LIMITS of Vourteenth and Forty-Gfth streets and Fourth and Eighth avenues, handsotuely furnisitea tonr story WH eficons rent about $200 per month. Address box 554 Post office. than Forty. | HOUSE, box 1:8 | —39 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET.—HOUSEHOLD « Furniture, Carpets, Muctresses, Bureaus, Dressing Casos, Books, Bookcases, Extension Tables, &c.; a splen. did rosewood Grand Plano at private at auction prices, T PICKHARDTS & ©O.S, 213 THIRTY-SEVENTH Street, west of Seventh avenue—Ornamental and Useful Furniture for sale. made out of the best material under our own supervision, consisting of Parlor, Dining, Library and Bedroom Sets; also Pickherdv’s premium Parlor Bedsteads tor cash or on werms to suit PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES COMPEL PRI- + vate family to sell (at ifice) their Household Furniture, comprising Parlor Suits, in satin, cost $675, tor $200; do., $18; tWo elegant Pianofortes, Steinway & Sons’ and Decker & Bros’, (with printed’ guarantee Parlor Tables, Bedroom Seta, witn Dressing Cases, $150; Bedsteads, Ma:tresses, kc., Turkish Suit in satee $90; complete library and dining Furniture; reps, plush ‘and’ haircloth, Suits, $40; Paintings, Bronzes, &c. Call to-day or Monday at private residence 210 West 2ist A —FURNITURE OF EVERY D a : SRIPTION, OLD or new, will be purchased for cash by the under- signe cot ge rage. or sie against them, satistacury arraugements can be made . 3 M, 190 Third avenue. . AMES GRAI A MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, GRAND DUCHESS: style, covered silk brocade, cost $400, for $200; di $100; do., $40; Pianotorte, $275; Parlor, Chamber, Di ing Furniture, dc. | sacrifice 4 property of tamily ctty. Can be seen this day. 86 West I5th st, near 5th av, —FURNITURE FOR SALE AND HOUSE TO LE’ oh at private residence 120 West 23d st., near 6th a) Piahoforte, Parlor suit, Centre Tables, Bookcase, Car- pets, Bedroom Suits, Cabinets, Buffet, Tables, Chairs, Bedding, €c., in lots'to sui purchasers; 0c. on, the. dol: lar Rare opportunity tor parties in want of rst class Furniture. Call private residence 12) West 23d st. UCTION.=ANY PARTIES WISHING TO PUR. chase second hand Furnitare, of the bost workman- ship and in every variety, cheap for cash, cap fiud an unusual opportunity by calling on our house, as we are tocked with goods at present and must sell. nabs JaSeS GKAWAM, 190 Third avenue. T aT oe Furniture, Beds, Bediting, &o. Payments taken by the week or month. erms Oy. LLY & 00., corner of Twenty-fitth street and Sixth avenda, VOUR OR PIVE RUOMS WANTED—BY A YOUNG nueman and wite, for light housekeeping, ina private iamily, or @ good Flat; terms must be moderate. Address J., Herald ottice. ODERN HOUSE WANTED—FOR A SMALL PRI- vate (amily; preferred where rooms would be re- tained, with or without, Board, in leu of rent, unfur- hished or partially : rent $1,200 to $1,800, unexceptional ie reterences. Address M. WH. MOORE, 133 West Sixteeath street, ORE EOF HG OOD, THERE OR FOUR STORY brown stone front House, well furnished and loca. ted between Twenty-third and Fifty-ninth streets and Fourth and =ixth avenues, may obtain a desirable ten- ant clmily. tour adults, with first class reerences), by Giving lowest price and’ particulars to HOMB, box 3,7: ‘ost office. : WASTED—A FURNISHED OR AN UNFURNISHED Koom, suitable tor a physician’s offices east side Preferred. Address, stating terms, N., box il Herald office. ANTED—A FURNISHED SUIT OF THREE ROOMS, with arrangements for coosing, all on one floor. Location inust be between Fourth and Sixth avenues and ‘Twenty-third streeta Address HOUSE, 193 WASTED—A FLAT, RENT NOT TO EXCRED $8) A month, by a married couple, no children. Ad- dross K., box 2,997 Post ottice, ANTED—A ROOM, WITHOUT BOARD, NEAR wenty-sixth street and Madison avenue, ‘Address, with particulars, box 4,527 Post ottie Vv ANTED-—IN PERFECT ORDER, A BROWN STONE House, with 18 rooms, unturnished, between Fourth and Seventh avenues, Fourteenth and aE pee sircets: rent. from $200) to $3,002 Address M. L. W., box 223 Herald ollice. . ANTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT CHIL- ‘dren, a small House or Lower Part of a House, in a respectable neighborhood, not east of Second avenue nor worth of Thirty-fourth street, at a moderate rent. Address, with particulars, A. M., box 436 Post office. V ANTED—A_ SMALL HOUSE, and Fortieth Te SMAI NOT ABOVE Fittieth street and between Seventh and Third ave- nues, for a smail 1amily; rent not to exceed $1,000. Ad- dress STALIUNER, Herald office, IANO FOR SALF—ONE OF BRADBURY'S SQUARE, with grand scale; but little used; price $4W), cash, Address J. A., box 148 Post office. SONS AT HIS OWN OR AT IANO AND ORGAN L pupils residence, by a German music instructor; dest method; terms $20 per quarier. Address GERMAN INSTRUCIOR, Herald Uptown Branch oitice. [JPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND PIANOS, STEIN. way's,' Chickering's and others; new five stop Organs $90; ten stops $175, on instaliments and for rent, 8. X. BALL & OO,, 1b Kast Fourieenth street, ih &, Be . ATERS’ CELEBRATED SONCERTO ORGANS CAN- not be excelled in tone or beauty; they dety com- potition; catalogues mailed; instruments rented until rent moncy pays for them; iustatments received ; agents wanted HORACK WATERS & SON, 481 Broadway. Weds POND, CO. NO. 57 BROADWAX AND 39 Union square, offer an immense stock of Pianos, | upright and square,’ for rent and tor sate on easy terms. Steinway, Chickering and Weber Pianos to rent. Wantep—4 CHICKERING OR STEINWAY PIANO, new or nearly so; will Es in exchange a very handsome Coupe Horse, 15% hands high, sorrel, per- fectly sound, valued at $7 Address ¥.W., box 149 Herald office. HASE—A FIRST CLASS STEIN. NTED TO P' be modern and In first rate order; cheap for cash. dress PIANO, Herald office. Ad. TANTED—IN CITY OR COUNTRY, BY AN BLDER ly gentleman, @ quiet and comfortable place to live, ata moderate price ; references; ive particulars, with terms. Address LON, Herald office. WANTED—FOR 4 PARTY OF FRIENDS, IN A CEN. tral, unexceptlonable neighborhood, & tour story fully furnisned House; owners wiiling <9 remain can be secommodatal. Address MANNERS, Post oftice, New Brighton. ANTED—A_ HOUSE, UNFURNISHED, 10 rooms, or will také one larger. partly furnished; location must be cood, between Fourth and Ninth ave> nues; rent moderate.’ Address A. W., Herald ottice. ABOUT Wartepatx FIRST CLASS LOCALITY, WITH private family, Fart of House, furnished or unfur nished, cluding kitchen; or else ironch Flat Address, in detail, T., box 2,223 Post otfice New York. WANTED-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN A private house, where nearly new and elegant tur- niture will be given In payment of rent; location from Thirty-fourth to Forty eighth streets and Third to sixth avenues. Address L. P,, Herald Uptown Branch office. ANTED—PART OF A WINDOW AND TABLE room on Broadway, west side, between Canal and Fourteentn streets, atalow rent. ‘Address P. B. A., 889 roadway. ‘ANTEDSA LARGE FURNISHED OR UNFUR- nishcd House; must be first class in every reapect; on or near Fifth avenue preterred. send location and particulars to RESPONSIBILITY, Herald Uptown Branch office. : DANCING ACADEMIES. J. SAUSE!S DANCING ACADEMIES WILL REOPEN «at Masonic Hail, 11d East 1hirteenth strect, Tuesday, September 1; Brevoort Hall. 154 Kast Fitty-tourth street, Monaay, September ?, PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour. GINGULARS at Private Academy, 212 East Seventh st RUYLE ROOMS, SIXTH AVENUE AND THIRTIETH street.—Soiree dansante every Monday, Wednesday and Saturaay evening. J, MARS’ ACADEMY OF DANCING, 289 + Bleecker street. Opening Soiree Wednesday even- ng, September 16, at 9 P, M. For terms for classes, &c., tnd for circular. —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON AL Tuilding Intersection, Stuyvesant” and Ninth Streets —Classes every Monday and Thursday. Private lessons @ specialty. Waltz taught im three private les- sons. T_WILSON'’S DANCING ACADEMY, ARTHUR AL nai, 833 West Fourteenth street, near Richth aye- nue, Classes now open for beginners. For terms, &c., send for circular. Soiree evéry Tuesday and Saturday. ROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST., will open for the season Tuesday, September 29,, 1874, for adulte, ‘Saturday October ¥, for children. Private pupils can commence immediately. ALLET-MASTER DUMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 24 BA Wer Fourth street, near Brondway.—an Dances iaught perfectly in one quarter. Six fashionable Dances taught perfectly in six private lessons. BR, TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, M® ipric taut, Sixth avenue, Reservoir square, Teopens September 7, Send for circular. ‘AOPHERSON’S CLASSES FOR DANCING, Miso) Wert Forty-cighth street, corner of Broadway. Private and class lessons every day and evening, ‘Now open for th Reception soiree PHNING SOIREE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER l4, AT HAMILTON'S Dancing Acaiemy, Hamilton ‘Hall, Sixty-ninth street and Third avenue. “Classes now form: ing Tor beginners. or terms, &c., send for circul ROFESSOR SHERIDAN'S DANCING ACADEMY, P*is'and 615 Third avenue, will open tor. the recepuio of pupils Monday evening, September 21, 1874, Nights of fuiion, Mondays and Thursdays, CHRISTOPHER'S DANCING SCHOOL, PAREPA TT. fait corner of kighty-sixth streex ana Third aves Bue (formerly known as the Hall of the Bast Side Assoo!- ‘Aation), opens for the season on Saturtay, September 29. 3 iG matinee nt 3 o'clock Dad Send for a circnial EXCHANGE. A bgt te HOUSE, FULLY OR PARTLY FUR- nished ; would like owner to take full or part pay- ment in. Board: highest reference; ‘Address R. G., 624 ihird avenue, WANTEDSAN UNFURNISHED, HOUSE, IN OR about the suburbs of the city, containing ten rooms, in good order: not to exceed $10); by a careful tenant Address 8. R., 17 West Twenty-fourth street. ANTED TO RENT—THREE STORY HOUS: ‘WA arilezo of subleting) between Third and avenues, below Forty-fifth street; good tenant. Address MANHATTAN, Heraid office. WANTEDIA SMALL, WELL, AND COMPLETELY turnished House, in @ choice neighborhood; hus. band and be) tie ee tenants; $20 imum rent A month may GuN KAVANAGH, No, 736 Sixth avenue, TANTED—A UNFURNISHED HOUSR, CENTRAL V location, with modern improvements; rent $1,200 to $1,500, for & private iamily. Address HOUSE, pox'163 Herald Uptown Branch oftic location central, bs Gog tee A CLERGYMAN (SINGLE), BETWEEN Twentieth and thirtieth streets and Third and Seventh avenues, a Bedroom (without board), on third floor, with use of bath and reception rooms; gas, fre (if emg eg ge yey ferred. Address, stal is st be mode rate, CLARICUS, Albemarle Hotel, West Twenty-rourth streot. EGRAAF & COCHRANE, 152 and 154 West Twenty-third street, berween Sixth und seventh avenues, Manatacturers and Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in We hi “hand avery large variety of fine and have on "hand avery large variety of medium Parlor, Chamber und Dining Hoom Furniture. Parlor Sets trom. . $65 upward Marie Antometie Parior Sers, revs 120 upward Walnut Parlor Sets, inlaid and gilt. 2) upwara Turkish Arm Chairs. 3b upward Turkish Arm Chairs, ash back 2 upward Lounges, spring arm. 22 upwai Walnut and gilt Cabinets 55 upwai Chamber Sets, wainat, marbie top 75 upward Dress Case Chamber Sets, marble top. 9% upward Dressing Cases, French walnut. 50 upward Walnut Sideboard, marble top 49 upwa Walnut rillar Extension Tabie. 24 upwi Walnut Bookcases ..... 40 upwai Walnut Library Tabies.. 15 vpwa ‘The above prices are not for the lowest priced work we can make, but good and substantial articles, ‘which we tully warrant in évery respect. Mattresses, spring Heds, & am rices as low as can be tound. DEGRAAF & COCHRAN, 152 and 154 West Twenty-third street, between sixth and Seventh avenues, Promara TAYLOR, 87 and 89 Bowery, 130 and 132 Hester street and 63 Chrystie street, II wholesale and retail dealers in Parlor, . Dining Room aaa Chamber Furniture, Mattresses, Pillows, Spring Beds, &c., which we are now offering at Greatly reduced prices, This advertisement will be taken as $5 cash on order of $100 and upwards, NS’ CURIOSITY SHOP. ‘A. M. CRISTALAR, 691 Broadwny, near Fourth st Modern and antique Furniture, Bronzes and Curios, Gilt, walnut and Brain: Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Old’and modern Paintings and Engravings. Lace, brocatel and sativ Curtains and Lambrequins, Old St, Domingo mahogany Desks and Tables, Old cut «lass Decanters and Taple Ware. Amoire-a-Glace, Kscretoltes and Bookcases, Ormolu, bronze and marble Cloc! nd Bronzes. Images, Crucifixes, Fireirons, Curiosities. Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furniture, Sevres, Dresden and Wedgewood China and Deift Bronze, Ormolu and Crystal Chandeliers. No establishinent of the kind in this country. URNIT! aLL IND: OLD AND NEW,. for less than auction or any one’s prices: must be gold. “Call and see. FAVOR’S Auction House, 13 Last. Fourteenth street. URNITURE AND CARP: TS.—$250,000 WORTH OF Furniture now offering at our immenss wareroom, 25 per cent. cheaper than any other house in the city; Parlor Suits, 7 pleces, $40, and Chamber Suits, 9 pieces, $22. A choice assortmeut of Carpets, Velvet, Body Brassels, Tapestry Brussels and all wool Ingrains at low rices, Oil cloths, Window Shades, Lace Curtains, brigquins, Mais, Matting, £0. 'D, KELLY, Successor.to H. O'Farrell, 500, 512, 514 and 516 Eighth avenue, N. B.—Just opening a ‘nice line of Tapestry Brussels at $105 to $1 ard. (OR SALI BG. iW PARLOR SUIT, Marie Antoinette style, for $100, worth $250. Inquire &t 29 Bond street, near Broadway. JOR SALE CHEAP—THE ENTIRE FURNITURE OF a four room floor (with bath), including Piano; cit mnarer, W Groenwich avenue. Gan be seen this day jesirod. EO. A. CLARKE, 747 BROADWAY—FASHIONABLE, Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery, Parlor Beds, &c., &0.> goods marked at Cash vaiue in plain figures: popular system of monthly payments; houses aud apartments furnished to order. Q{0THIC FURNACE FOR HBATING, Ratrigefators fepaireds Send for catalogue. e! ‘srepaired. Send for catalogs ce Oat LESLEY, 291 West Fwenty-thitd street. WISH TO PURCHASE FURNITURE, CARPE: Mirrors, Pianofortes, £c., in large or small lots. iat dress CASH, 5itg West Thirty-second street. ARGH SALE OF HANDSOMK HOUSEHOLD FUR- nitu: a) excellont order, Wednesday, Sepwember auhalt pan ton, A Me M4 Jab rete aebak gay by Ss ni je SEPHHRGBMAN & C0, auctioneers, Tako Fatbash’ avenue cars. ZERO RE~ nd? JANTED—BY A LADY, TWO UNFURNISHED W Rooms, ote pie re belay) aA are treet, and near Sixt enue; Utist state ma, wrttet Snust’ be moderate, Addreas SERKEN, Herald office. wage HOUSE, BETWEEN TWENTY-THIRD nd Forty-second streets and Fourth and Seventh avenues, by a first class physician; will lease for a term ol years; only owners neod apply. Address L. B, F., ld Uptown Branch ottice. ANTED—UNFUSNISHED THREE STORY HIGH stoop for three years (rent secured) at $2,000, be- tween Thirty-fourth and Fittteth streets; small family, Address J. G., 466 Broome street. UV ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO OR three Rooms, furnished or partly furnish town above Fourteenth street, reut $20 per month Gremce, Address H. Y,, Herald Uptown Branch office. JANTED—A FLOOB OF TWO OR THREB ROOMS, Ww fully furnished, for light housekeeping, In house ‘with one other pe A wh hea job bial § dress, With: full particu and pi 4 c . Aer emte CLEAN AND QULM) AMBMICAN, Herald Up- town Branch office. ANTED—A WHOLE OR PART OF STORE ON side; location desired, above Poareronlways, WAgdress GEORGE BARIZ, itd West Twenty-secont siteot Hei aa, tanannnnnnnnnnnpenne ANTED—FREB AND CLEAR REAL ESTATE OR Ws In exchange for heel Steamy Mort Nant danght and fast, fits, box Lous Post or short routes, salen Ge ty — ST OR SECOND FLOOR OF FIVE Wis ax . amc a pepees ments; location ot yr ix reenth Forty-iourth, sirect, between fers ; state rent. Addreks SRA ach of LOR BED DEPOT, 5% SIXTH AVENUE.—BE- Priore porehasing elsewhere come and seo a, Book~ case, Bureau and Sofa Beds. GW, SMITH. RO GABINET MAKBRS—WANTED, A HANDSOME) T° console, with Mirror for. Gaahs width owes side, about ? feet: height, 12 feet, Address CONSOLE, Herald Uptown Cd TO PURCHASB—BLACK WALNUT BED. ANTE Ue Parior in reps, Dining Table aad Chat Stoves. and kitchen Furniture, in good order. he FURNITURE, Herald office. T GREATLY REDUOED PRICES. AJ) extonsive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, , Wash Trays aud Siate Work of every description, PENKEYN SLAGE COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st, KLADER, 13 RAST EIGHTEENTH STREET, « near Third avence, is selling and manutacturlne! of ruarbie and imarbleized Mantels and other it greatly reduced prices. Marble Turnimg A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES 0! MARBLE! and marbieized Mantels, all kinds of Floor A Monuments, Head: gy Slabs for reyes and cat makers, now offered at 5, KLABEK & CO.'S Steam bie Works, Nos. 217 to 223 West Fitty-first street, road way. WARTS SLATE MANTELS MARBLE ANI Se Beni rach tac me and Kighth avenues