The New York Herald Newspaper, September 10, 1874, Page 9

» ROARDERS W ANTED, fi PUBLIC AR# CAUTIONED AGAINST PAR. TIES REPRESENTING THEMSELVES AS FROM THE HERALD, AND WHO ARE RE SOLIGHNG sUBSORIP. TIONS AND ayn jp FOR frais, GAZETTE OR DIRECTORY, SS PERSONS WHO a EEN SWINDLED WILL nit SNgor" | tHE EvITOR OF THE HERALD IT WILL ASSIST 1N BRINGING THE GUILTY PARTIES To JUSTICE. SPLENDID FAMILY SUIT—ENTIRE FIRST ery ark Parlor, private dining Foom and spac! room Ing : strict house and’ ‘bad table. West Nineteenth street, whepabpais 1 Be 1 MicEre PUSMISHED | PABton, wits Goop Board. tor e fe per wee! 8 h, 86. 291 Went Twellth sirect, ear kiglith 1 ~ Teen sUITs OF THREE LARGE Rooms, also four Rooms on second 1 y iarnighed, ps or without ‘Board er lvate table ae renth street, near ar Broadway. —NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH EXCEL. 1 $1 50 and 182 Bleecker Pa pple, oF families or singie gentlemen: 0 per week, at 1% Boeett Soame Cost forts. aureee SECOND zu008. TOGETHER OR ely also other front Rooms, with Board de ‘utrable r00 rooms for ‘Twenty-third st al BOARDP™ 53 WANTED. 4) wxey ER TVS SIXTH STREET. cild Se anf Sng eget So who whoa Ps nd ample cl : Yais“abie; references exchanged. 42 WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—A HANDSOMELY furnished sult of Rooms, consisting of entire sec- nd te qe gito ety thing Bea, two rooms on parlor tioor, to let, with pri- are and hail Room’ on third Algor; . class. References. NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ] By 4 18", ” “(4.—TRIPLE SHEET, “7, * 4 SoUNTRY BO. BOARDERS Watt, NEAR | a cary ms ene - 2 o on “inn | wentonrPcL sror AMONG THE MOUNTAINS FORTY SEVENTH STLE By during early fall. by & beauniul lake; Doaung, fish. avenue.—One or two youns genfre.. ecommodaied with good Board and piasame terms moderate WEST og. hanting ant siabung , 0% * Sullivan ov 4 Ne LAUKEL COTPAGE, oe WANTED—At THE MORIUS ———ssineat STREET. —HAND- TWENTY-FIRST ™ iran on Bi ar yf jarnisied large and sine Rooms, with A Con Mount hele geen neudy to ba Nent to Broadway stages: Vievated Walt: | bgthing a fishing ose Pristine ‘real home comforts lonabig; vonvenicntto Broauway stages, Hlevated la price $8and $10 con iia 4 Feyerence, & S10 each. Mrs. LAN aes FiPt ATRERT, NEAR FIFTH ‘oom and ha'l Bedroom connect: 43 ont tied ton Gone a ta ioe Rooms on fourth floor to rent, with Board odd eferences, 43 East TENTH STREET, BRYWEEN BROAD- way and University place. —Rack Parlor with twa gentlemen, with « Rooms joining ; also other Rooms, to famihes or 44 WEST TWELYTH STREET.—A HANDSOMELY also @ large WEST TH avenue. —| Board and attemdance. furnished front alcove R square Room to let, with first class Board; terre moderate EGANT changed. 44 WEST THIRTY-SECOND STREKT. Raoure ou the parlor and third Woors to ioe aun Board; jocation, table and references first class. 4.4.7H STREET, 157, BEIWEE Sixth averiue —Very Board, on second, thi cation nrst class. 45 Bast twel NTY-SECOND STREET, NEAR BROAD- way.—Flegantly furnished Rooms, with first class Board, for families and single gentlemen: house newly turnished and painted, with modera improvements; ret- erences exchanged. tt BROADWAY AND ere pieaeane Rooms to let, with urth floor; house and lo- moe aooN EW arET ee TO LET, 1m ib first class ncn “67 Macloaca a on On yer: reason- 4 wee SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH id Sixth avenues —Well trees Rooms on secon: “408 LEXINGTON AVENUH, NEAR FORTY-SF ond street Gentlemen’ or a tamily can obtain | nicely furmished sooms, with an excellent family table, where a pleavauf, refined home can be secured: reter- ences given. 41 INFIELD.—ROOMS FOR FAMILI pean 18 Fon “men in a most desirable location, iS r single gemily vom the depot, one hour from New Front eat Hon Tar “tral Bailroad : erne $6, $8 and | Sik aosondins tothe pply to Miss HARTLAND, — | care of Mrs, Woodhouse Lig hte itytig Opener COUNTRY Wi. WEST TWENTY-THIRD somely furniabed Rooms for a lady or two gen- VTER HOME FOR tay 'e; an ‘hour by tlemen; private uble ifrequired; no other boarders; iddle-aged or elderly peso. ‘$6 single. “Call'at at ins: terms $5 each lor’ tw ~ Private family. vid | Washington sghare,, Friday, Sept, ber I, precisely 41 Weer BIGHTRENTH STREET. A SUIT OF eo M tol P. TN ere ree Kooms on parlor floor, with gas, hot ani NNSYLVANIA sold, water, Ac, sur able tor a party of gendemen or DUILADELPALs.—1.400 NonTH ve. SS lass family. will pede: with Some, weer Yow squure.—Elevant Kooms. private but» “8 ¢! Board, Jor permavent or tratisient suerte 427 WEST TWENTY FIRST STREET.—NICELY furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to single gentlemen, fbalt 447 WEST THIRTY. rouRTH STREET.—FIRST, second and third story Rooms, nicely turnished, with superior Board: Broadway cars pass door; $15, $15 and nd $18 f for two; ; fine location, d51¢ SIXTH AVENUE.—A . LADY, LIVING ALONE, gue Would [ike 8 young lady to Board with her: rig! SUIT OF ROOMS, ON SE! Rooms for singe gentlemen. to let, with, Board; Feasonable to permanent parties, Second’ avenue, first door above Seventeenth street. SUMMER 1 A HOTEL FENIMO; Otsey Sourd $3 per day, Yachting, boating, fishing, good Tiabies finn drives. )28 liberal arrangement wade wi permanent families and travel YAN Fyoprtotor. (OOkEMAN HOUSE, FAR ROCKAWAY WILL RE- main open to the Yst of October. Board $10 a week. JOHN J, COLEMAN, Proprietor. COND FLOOR; ALSO al blo terms: references. ] HANDSOMELY PURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS sid second floor, with Board; also single Room. Madison avenue. id third floors, with Board oe. 46 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—HANDSOME in every respect; also table 1 ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, VERY ELEGANT, Pgs or without private table; also other, Rooms, stooad atrei Board; 3 Sood reference required. 43 West Twenty- 8T FLO, FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR tleman and re or two gentlemen; also Parlor and a nicely furnis! in he: house surroundings homelike ‘and Pleasant “Gbte and oonas must be seen to be appreciated; but tew board- ory 26 Bast Tenth street, between Third ‘and Fourth 3 SPENCE: PLACE (IN WEST FOURTH STREET, BE- tween Christopher and Tenth streets).—Rooms to let, ‘with Board; ard ; reference required. family and single Rooms, with Board; first class board. 4.7 WEST, THIRTY-FIFTH, STRERT.—DESTRABLE Rooms, newly furnished. to 1 ‘sepa- rately, with Board, also, Rooms. for'single xenviemen; Tocation unexoeptlonable and generally convenient; ref. erences. NGLEWOOD HOUSE, Hoard for tall and winte: ply to proprietor. NGLEWOOD, Im prices reasonable. Ap- A? PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE TWO OR THREE large Rooms, well turnished of unfurnished, to let, with or without Hoard. Im Twenty-Drat street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, Address J. E., box 101 Her- Office. FURNITURK, pe NINGIY. VY-FIVE DOLLARS | Nol 4 A handsoine solid walnut Parlor suite, with French GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO YOUNG MEN can be accommodated with Rooms and Board ins Private tamily. Inquire at 350 West Twentieth sircet. 48) WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, NEAR BROAD- away-<To let, the whole Second Floor; also large i ms on first and third floors, with good weer References exchanged. 50 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND University place.—Desirable Rooms to let, with Board, on parlor and second fioor, for tamilies or gen- tlemen: the house nas undergone extensive alteration ‘and repairs, | sete SMALL PRIVATE VaMILY WILL LET ONE, OR | Re only ninety. deat ea ae wo Rooms. turnished, with or without Board, on second or third floor of'a house ‘centrally locatod in | y. 22 102d ne Magee IO af be a = ‘st cine Geis neighborhood; no other bi . B., station D, Address 0. iA AE PRIVATE JEWISH FAMILY HAS ONE LARGE | PE iby Chatham strest AD ense stock and prices. LaRon ASSORTMENT OF OARPETS, FURNI. —WEEKLY AND MONTHLY _ PAYMENTS FOR furniture, Ci peg, aia, Nedding, at BM. OOW. 4a BAST TWENTIETH STREET —ELEGANTLY FUR- ished Rooms, en suite or singly; private table if de- ; House unexceptionable in every respect; terms pe responsible parties, Keferences exchanged. 5 WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—HAND- U. somely furnighed Rooms, on second ani third floors, to let, to fami:ies or single gentlemen for the win- ter; Board unexceptionable; references exchanged. 5%, AVENUE, 221.—LARGE, HANDSOMELY FUR. ished Rooms, en suite or singly, with private table or ior ts Fs housekeeping; the same at 62 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn; reterences. 5 WEST TWENTY-FIPTH STREET, NEAR MADI- son square.—One suit of Rooms, with private tablo, elegantly furnished ; also pleasant Rooms, for first class tamili excellent table. Room to lex with Board: situation central and within five minutes’ walk of the clubs, 245 West ihirty- | A. fiteana Bedding. at lowest casit prices, by weekly | instalments, at UFARKELUS warehouse, sl kight ninth street, between Seventh and Kighth avenues, FEW PARTIES CAN HAVE FIRST CLASS BOARD avenue, becween ‘Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets, A. —NO, 89 EAST THIRTEENTH SI,—FURNITURB, reasonably with small private family, ne residence 118 East Seventy-eluhth street; | Carpets, Mattresses, Extension Tables, Dressing Cases, Bookcases, Parlor Suits, Bi detigneiul location near Central Park and Madison ave- Chickering grand Fiano, ry edroom Sets, &c at private sale ut aucdon | HTH AVENUE, NO. 76.—TO LET, ELEGANTLY PUR- nished Rooms, en suite or singly. wiib first class Board; also a Suit’ on parlor floor, with private table. Keferences exchanged. 53 NINTH STREET, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND tinlversity BH —First class French Board: Hlles oF iy furnished Rooms, en suite or pingly, for fam- $6 70.88 PER WEEK. RURNISHED “OR UNFUR- ished Rooms, with Board, in new house, modern improvements, N ispencer place, corner West Tenth DUE sree References. $6 29 9,—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, mtn presses; hot and cold water: marble basins; ‘Dath; gas; zood table: home comforts, 272 eae Twenty- ‘Ohh street, near Eighth avenue. 7 WEST VORTY-FIFTH STREET—A SUIT | OF hanisomely furnished Rooms on second floor, with bath and toilet connection, in a private family; break- fast if desired. EAST TWENSY-SEVENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.—Rooms, with Board, for single gentlemen or gentlemen and their wives; all conveniences; ret- erences exchanged. jes oF single gentlemen; references exchang 5 AND 55 ST. MARK’S PLACE.—CHOIOCE FUR. e) ished Rooms, with Board, tolet to gentlemen and wives and single gentlemen; also table Board; terms moderate. 5S WEST ,TWEATY-EIGHTH | STREET. —LARGE e second story front Room to rent, handsomely tur- nished; first ciass Board: two connecting Rooms on third story; @ few table boarders accommodated. Reierences. 56 WEST, ELEVENTH | STRERT, | THIRD DOOR & east of Fifth avenue.—Several large and small Rooms, newly and most elegantly furnished; first class Table; house private; tamily German. 63 BARK AVENUE.—A DESIRABLE SOIT OF Rooms to let, with or without private table, and also one single Room; references exchanged. TH STREET, 44, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND wie daahy ity place.—A handsome Parlor Floor to let, Rooms for man and wite or gentlemen, with first Star French table, _ JOSEPH LIBAU, 10 WAVERLEY ° PLAGE, NEAR BROADWAY.— Handsome front Rooms, $15, $18 and $5 tor two Persons, with Hoard: no children} also table board, $5; ansient poopie. taken. T 47 Wi.8T, NVAR FIFTH AVENUE.— Ajlarge Cheerful front Room on third foor to reat also several pieasant good sized single Home t or gentlemen bi . ‘3 12 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH avenue.” Handsome Rooms to let, en suite, on par. Jor, secon third floors, with or without rivat fable : also siugle Rooms; appointments’ free cnt ref. 13 CHARLES STREET (WARREN PLACE).—A GEN. 40 tleman ana {rife or, 4 for single gentlemen can be accommodated with joard and pleasant Rooms; references required. ig STREET, 123 WEST, BETWEEN SIXTH AND Sevenih avenues.—Rooms, with Board, third floor, suitable for reptlamens references exchanged. SECOND STORY | Alcove, Parlor and Bedroom; also | vida and small Rooms, with Boara; ref- 147, STREET, 227 WEST.-ELEGANTIY FUR. ished Rooms to let, with Board, singly or en ‘suite; house thorouzhly renovated; table and Location ‘Airat class; reterences exchanged. i a TH STREET, 825 AND 327 WEST.—WITH BOARD, second story front and hall Room; third story front hall Rooms for gentlemen; terms to permanent parties very moderate. 14.78, STREET, 315 WEST.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, large front and back Rooms, on sécond story: also ‘thier large and snail Roo! 4TH, STRE:T. Slo WESTIANDSOMELY FUR. nished Rooms te let, with Board, to gentleman and Trife oF single gentlemen, or to parties who have furni- and unusually desirable; references. ‘first U7 AND 19 WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH pyenuc.—Suits of unusually desirable Rooms, with superior Board: location unexceptionable; houses ex- tra wide; Rooms tourth floor for gentlemen; references. 1 1TH STREET. 403 WEST.—SINGLE AND DOUBLE Rooms, with Roard, in an American tamily; house first class: terme trom $6 -vated railway depot. EAST NINTH STREET.—ELEGANT ACCOM- modations for families, witn or without private favle; dining room on parlor floor: house pained ana thoroughly renovited ; table board ; references required 2 ST STREET, 53 EAS’ LEGANT ROOMS, WITH TH STREET, 217 WEST.-ELEGANT ROOMS TO let, en suite or singly, with Board; house strictly to $8 per week; near the e! Pir “FORTY: NINTH STKEET.-NICE COOL Rooms, first rate Board; terms reasonable. Take Fourth avente cars, MADISON AVENUE.—FOUR SUITES OF ROOMS: 7 now ready for the winter; will be let together or separately diner hour, 6 o'clock; references, LEXINGTON AVENU: Ts let, on first and second floors, to tamilies or single gentlemen, with or without Board. EAST FIFTY-NINTH STREET.—TWO LARGE TB Titciy rarnished Roomsto let. toxether of sep rately, wih or rwithous Board; terms very reasonable; WEST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, BETWEEN 74. Mithana sixth avenues Desirable’ Rooms with first class Board, for families or single gentlemen; refer- ences exchanged. ) SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH 8 and Sixteenth streets.—A handsome second story front Room, references. 10 WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, CORNER of Sixth avenue, First and Third French Flats; 63 West Twenty tourth street, corner of Sixth avenue, Second Flat. Inquire of 8. RICH, 74 Murray street. 1 04 HAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—HAND- somely furnished Rooms to let, with first class Board: references required 105 fone Rooms and hall Rooms on second and third floors, to rent, with Board, to families or gentle- men, References 105 WET, gWENTY-FIRST || STREET.—NICELY furnished Rooms. with Board; two large Rooms connecting, on bathroom floor; two. Rooms on fourth floor, and hice single Rooms tor gentlemen; also large Room on first Hoor tor doctor or dentist; prices reason- le. O7 NES? THIRTY EIGHTH STREET, NEAR Sixth avenue.—Very desirable Rooms, with Board, tor gentlemen and wives; also small Rooms, for dingie gentlemen; house and table rst class; reterences exchanged. 114 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET. HANDSOMELY furnished Room on parlor Rooms on third and fourth floors, with ‘rst class Board; Teter: ences exchanged. T16 ree PORTE FIRST STRERT.— PLEASANT. nicely farnished Rooms, large closets and every covenience,with Board. for tamities or single gentlemen ; references. 1l7 & ST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Lexington and Fourth avenues. choice of Rooms toilet, with Board, to gentlemen and thelr wives and single gentlemen; rooms connecting, suitable for tamihes. i 8 WEST FORTY-SEVENTH STREET.—SECOND and third floor front Rooms to let, with Board; references required. AI test ciass ourd; references exchancea, 29? 8, NO. 317 WEST.—TO LE’, WITH BOARD, nicely turnished Rooms. to families or singie gen: Gemen; house, Jocation and table first class; reterences exchanged. QP, STREET, 83. WES VERY DESIRABLE EST, —| Rooms to ‘let, with Board, to families or gentle- | men: referenc 99> STREET, NO. 45 WEST.-AN ELEGANT SEC- ond Floor to let, with or without private table; | ares Uo Room on third floor: references given and te- D STREET, WEST, 1 2 somely furnished Rov to let to one or two ‘references exchanse 2 D STREET, WEST, 40.—NANDSOMELY FUR. nished is, with or without Board, to gentle- man and mitbor gentlemen; reference, tia LARGE, HAND- with the best of Board, fentiomen or gentleman and wite ES | 135 12 EAST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR F Fourth avenue,—Very desirable Rooms, with Board, for gentleman and wile: also small Kooms for mingle gentlemen ; house and table Arst class; reference. 134 EAST TWELFTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY O furnished Rooms, with first class Board; bome comforts, Reference. 134. WES? THIRTEENTH OF Sixth and Seventh avenue let, with To Board, neatly furnished Room, to Kenueman and wite or single genilemen ; private family 5 West THIRTY-FIFTA STREET.—HANDSOME- turnished Parlor to let to gentleman and wife. a Board for lady; every comiort of s home; terms moderate ; can be seén at any time. 1 37 WEST TENTH STREET.—A WIDOW LADY 4 Gosires to let some nicely furnished Rooms, with or without Board. 93° STREET, EAST. 114, EGANTLY FURNISHED Rooms on second nd third floors, with first class Board; also Rooms on parlor tloor; reterences. STREET, WEST,—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED D Dupe second story Room and hall Bedroom to let, with Board; hot and cold water. ot closets: house snd witl 2 'D STREET, EAS!.—A VERY DESIRABLE SEC- ond Floor, also third floor Rooms, for gentlemen or Board. ‘Sppiy at 19 E street. NINTH STREET, BETWEEN 5TH AND ‘with Board, together or singly: reierences exchanged. 2 WEST THIRTYSIXTH STREET. ALL story front Koom to let, with Board; undoubted refer- ence required. to make arrangements for fall and winter Board; Suits ott Rooms, with private table it desired. Bast TWENT ith Board, suitable tor gentleman and appointments first class, Cail, ierence, at 118, gentlemen aid their wives, with first class 28 West 6th avenues.—A suit of'turnished Rooms to let, 8M. private family have a handsome furnished second QQ WEST THIRTY-THIRD | STREET—PREPARED 30 ‘EAST FIRST STRELT.—DESIRABLE ntlem: EAST THIRTY-SECOND STREET, | NEAR Madison avenue. d_ story front Room, ory front Room and two hall Rooms, with t reasonable prices. TH STREET (14) EAST. nished Kooms, with Boa: HANDSOMELY FUR- house and location 3: first Class ; convenient to cars and stages; reterences ex- changed. 14] WEST FIFTEENTH STREET —A VERY DEST ratie, handsomely furnished second. story front Room to let, with Board; also hall Room adjoining; 10- FURNISHED ROOMS TO | “with ample closet room; hot and cold | water, heat, &é:, to let, with Board; terms moderate; _ EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—LARGE | STREET, BETWEEN | ; { } | { | ia nue cars. FAMILY OF ADULTS OR GENTLUMAN AND | pric (A. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT. GRAND | Duchess style, covered silk brocade, cost $4, | have Rooms and Board at $8 West Nine- | A inty ina private family, located between Twenty: | $300; do. 8100. ianovorte: $279: Parlors Cham | ined and Fourteenth, streets, near Brondway; wins ber Dining Furnitures saceitices wroperty, of tamity wore ingy York Pos ‘voice. exchanged. Address jea oily. 16th st., near Sth ave Neav ‘ork Post ol a 1 PARLOR AND BEDROOM, WITH BOARD, FOR A | A MAGNIFICENT PARLOR SUIT, BLUE SAT! Coat $65; for $200; alsy brocatel, reps, haircloth sea : Garpots, &c.; Flanotorie. Pri re rest SECOND SIORY FLOOR, TWO LARGE. ROOMS connected with folding doors, newly painted and furnished; heater, gas and water, with Board, to gen- tleman ani wite; price about $35 to $4) per week; loca- tion West Thirteenth street, between Sixth and seventh | SACRIFICE.—HOUSEHO! ‘URNITURE POK avenues. Address PRIVAI'E FAMILY, 51}g West Thir- | sale, Daraborieienl precy me Suits, Bedroom ty-second street, Betts, with Dressing Cases,’ Bedsteads, Mattresses: library aud dining urniture. Steinway & Sons 754 octavé Pianoforte, rev and plush Suits, Paintings, Car: ANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR, pets, Bronses, &e. Call at private residence uly West consisting of three ftooms, to let to a party of adults, with private table: location first class: Thirty fourth street, near Highth avenue. Address B., box 142 Herald Uptown Branch office, ANDSOMELY FURNISH :ECOND FLOOR, CON- sisting of three large and one hall Room, to let, with PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE will seil their elegant Household Furniture. nearly hew, for 4c. on the dollar, namely ‘4 | Wood Planotorte, sarin Parlor suits brocatel Suits, rep Private table if desire, at M5 Wost Twentieth street; Suits; 12 fue Bedroom Suits, complete. Bedding: 20 Eto trontand back Parlor, wiih extension, wt uouerate | rich Gat ets; Mirrors, Paintings, Bronzes, Silver. CI pinay Dasemert and kitchen Furniture. Call at 120. We: St; No reasonable offer retused for cash. Jots to suit purchasers: House to let. PRIVATE FAMILY PR&SSING CIRCUM- | prices, for the winter. RS. M, B. SUMNER, hate Bes Ba ath, strect, has three handsome | ith or without private table, IN Stances will sell, at great sacrifice, magnificent satin brocade, latest style Parlor Sui: Cost $075, tor $175; EAR FIFTH AVENUE—IN SMALL PRIVATE family, choice Suit of Rooms, with private bath: one do. einway Pianolorte, rose wood and superior private table offer accommoda- | wa! nue Chahber Suits, with ‘Dressing Cases, $45 up to | tions and table unsurpassed; ' unexceptionable refer- | $22 pets ts up; fitting Room Suits, In reps, Address DOMUS, Heraid Uptown Branch offic b jutot and’ Rairclothas $75 $50 and 325. Paintings, aoa aarti, cn Call immediately, residence 13 West Twenty treet, near Sixth aven: ‘O. 88 WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET. A PLEASANT | it of unfurnished Rooms to le ard, 0 LRT. —EARLOR FLOOR WITH BOARD, Thirty seventy street, between Fifth and Sixth ave- Duos, Address MIDDLETON, Herald Upwown Branch office. 10 LET—TO A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRING elegant and permanent home, private family, three | Adults, good living, a second Floor, gracerutly iurnished, | with appointments completo; tocation near Madison | 500, square, Responsible parties. with references, may ad- | _N. B.—Just opening a'nice line of Tapestry Brussels at | Sree PERMANENT, box 170 Herald Uptown: Brans! iF; $1_05 to $1 25 per yard, i office. | Nee (ABPETS. Yous VILLE,—FINE ROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR to let. with Board, at 151 East Ninety-second street, near Lexington avenue. VARPETS AND FURN(TURE.—$250,00) WORTH OF Furniture now offering at our imiaense wareroom, | Wer cont. cheaper than any other house in the city! rlor Suits, 7 pieces, $40. and Chamber Suits, 9 pieces, 2 A choice assortineut of Carpets, Velvet. Bole Brussels, Tapestry Brussels and ull wool Ingrains at low rices, ‘Oil’ cloths, Window shades, Lace Curtains, Lambriquins, Sag Matting, ac. 'D. KELL Successor to H O'Farrell, $12, 514 and 516 Kighth avenue. WEST | reas Wea ne, &e. Payments taken by the week or month. Te erms CMs. ELLY & 00, corner of Twenty-fltth street and Sixth ayentie. URNITURE FOR SALE—AND A SMALL HOUSE TO let Inquire at 39 Macdougal street. YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, AL sizes, rich patterns and fine qualities. i-nglish. Brus. sols and lugeauh very cheup at the old places 12 F ult street, aide enirance. WISH TO PURCHASE FURNITURE, CARPETS, Mirrors, Pianofortes, &c., in large or aed lots. Ad: dress CASH, 54% West Thirty-second stree $90 FER, NG WANTED (PER- manent if suited) for gentleman and wife, in some strictly private tamily without boarders; gocd table, gentility and kind attention peremptorily re- quired; terms not to exceed as above. Address, stating all particulars, X. C. W., Herald Uptown Branch ouice. | YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD AND A. Aingle Room, with junch, ina private family, below | Fourteenth strect, for $7 pet Week. Address room 3, Broadway. | | FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS DESIRE BOARD | A for the winter and spring: require three bedrooms | and parlor: references given and SEO Gctoe. Address, stating location and terms, G. O. &, box 116 Herald | office. | A CARD, MAX MARETZEK, the renowned conductor and ope- | ratie Impresario, is now assocrated inthe airection of the New Yors Conservatory o: Music, No. 5 East Fou , feenth street (next to Delmonrcors), aiid. will persona Instruct such pupils, ax destie to ‘prepare tor a public’ career. Mr, Muretzek w: have charge of the ama- feur operas to ibe given by tho Couservaiory the ensuing LADY WITH EIGHT-YEAR-OLD CHILD WISHES to find Board Ina ane private tamily residing near Fitdeth street Maaison avenue. Address, rs. KS TEACHER OF MUSIC (A FINE PERFORMER {Andainger) wishos 1o engage, Board where tuition taken in whole ayment thereot ss | “ihe advantages of this connection cannot be overesti- TADY MUSICIAN, box Sig Herald Uptown Li matea. Pupils raid competent may obtain good engage- Beary, WANTED-FOR LADY AND CHILD (FIVE | ments, either in thi country or in Europe. ars) and nurse; third story, back or front, large | LTO WANIED—FOR AN_ EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Ropu), with email one communicating, between’ Nane- 9 feent and Thirty fourth streets and Fourth "and sixth Rag Ne ie eatin Seeeiel et On Uoe ee Lorene, | avenues: references exchanged. address, stating par- Heulars and terms, which must be moderate, HUNT, box MEHICE COMMER Pacer piC eet bcutwhree™ | pilose HENRY SCHROEDEX, Musical Dir ir. 197 Heraid Uptown Branch office. (arg leben pga etter or ated EPA TR MORGAN, |THE ¥IRST | OROANIST IN America, €d to give orzun lessons at the in a respectable private Jewisn family; location | aes between Eighth and ‘Thirty-lourth streets Address H. | NEW You gaged to WV ArOieY OF MUSIC! Ne ar G* REAT SOUL IN A 8: little Book. A. L, box 2% Herald office. LL BODY,"—BEAUTIFUL entitlea or mailed free, enild, second story front and alcove Root ie gil American tamily, where home comforts can tween Fourteeuth and Thirty-foursh streets and sixth and Madison avenucs. Address F. C. C., Herald Up- town Brauch office. OARD WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND | j TIF! Love Musict"’ given Lo You awa’ Address “PRIVAT! ‘B MUSICAL UNIVRisITy, % West Fourtwenth street, or call. { ane PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. OARD WANTED—BY TWO FRENCH LADIES, IN A) won en Nr Respectable, pose UA not va ae ne Madivon Hemeel - eeu mate aes eerotand piatay wire two Bedrooms and a Parlor or sittin anlos for sale ; Gor: Titnch amily preterred, ‘and where entire | jorent by WM. KNABH & CO, Liz Filth avenue, above liberty wil be obtained. Piddress 'PRANC a ilerald Up- Sixteenth street. town Branch offic be = 1 27 UNION SQUARE—HAINES BROTHERS WILL OARD WANTED—FOR FOUR ADULTS, IN A PRU A ofter their fine assortment of first class Pianotortes at prices which cannot fall to suit the times. New Pianos | to rent and rent applied toward purchase it desired. vid | Pianos taken in exchange. | | STEINWAY & SONS’ PIANOFORTE—EVERY IM. A provement; great bargain for cash. A rosewood Piand, round corners, carved legs, only 109. J, BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. $175 BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 7 OUTAVE PIANO- to rent $5 per month, id Sop ie vate family where there are no other boaraers; best reference given and required. Address Z., box 7u9 Post office. ‘ANTED—ROOM AND BEDROOM, CONNECTING, with Board, for gentleman, wife and daughters location central; terms not to exceed $20 per week, dress J. OLDEN, Herald offce. WANTEDON,a PRIVATE FAMILY OF ADULTS, full Board, by a young man, tor his wife; Sunda: board for seit: {n or about New York; references. dress, stating terms, which must be moderate, ALMA, | Heral id office. forte ani Stool; sacrifice for cash; on, instalments oI LUSMITH'S, leecker street, near Bowery. cation, house and table first class, 148 WEST THIRTY-: SEVENTH STREET, NEAR Broadway.—Very pleasant Seconi Floor, fur- nished or unfurnished, with Board, for a family; or tor gentlemen, with or without Board; terms moderate; references exchanged. 151 EAST THIRTY-NINTH STREET, NEAR LEX- u ington pee Furnished Rooms to let, all im- Provements, with hout Board. 15 EAST THIRT! SECOND STREET.~a LADY & has to let neatly furnished front Room and Bedroom, to gentieman and wife; board tor lady; no other boarders; all improvements. 178 MADISON, AVENUE, BETWEEN | tainty. tied and shirt “fourth, streets. —Two elegantly furnished Floor: families, with Board table it desired se. sing! te m3 5 a etgts huae dnd t tet Sines 1 every respect. house recenuy | K. | Albert, i42 MAGMIFICENT 744 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte for sale, four round corners, fully guaranteed, Used five months, tor $275; parlor, chamber, dining Fur: niture, a sacrifice; property tamily leaving city. 33 | West 25th st., near 5tn ay, { of Dr eae PIANO, $50; OVERSTRUNG SEVEN OCTAVE carved Piano, $175; upright and squares; rent $3 ards; new five stop Orga: > $75. and upwarGRDON & SUN, 18 Lust Fourteenth street. ‘ANTED—A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR and three Bedrooms, with private table, for three adults, child and nurse, between Twenty-sixth and Forty-seventh streets, Fourth and Seventh avenu dross. giving price and paruculars, G. B., care est Thirty-rourth street, ‘WAXTED-PARLOR AND, BEDROOM. ON SECOND | ith closets, unfurnished, in private family, for two ladies, with Board; references given; location between Twenty-third and Forty-eighth streets, Madison and Sixth avenues terms must be moderate. Address, | SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO FOR $100, ON EASY PAY- ments; 74 octave agraife: carved legs: all improve: a & | week of the world renowned Comedians and Comque new Sketch, entitled, September 12, at half past one. | famous comedy of | as played at the Prince of Walse Theatre, London, for | | GossiP in aris, and with the 1ollowing great distrivution :— La Prince Raphael Mile, Armee | Zanerta.. Mile. Minelly Regina. Mile; Gandon Paola Mile. BOOTY. AMUSEMENT: LY MP} } te. ( BROADWAY. | oe a ae VARIETY VAUDEVILLE ¢ OF a OF OF AMERICA. [es ESTATIQUE, it The critie may seek through th Alter ail the Ulympic's the house of thes ie showen: | For song and tor dance and the fun there is trit Not a place on the planet compares tor There # Hickey and'¥arney. Meandrews and Grey id nd Ali With Grenvilis and Mosse Knignte7 | No stars in the drmament turnish such | ghi— While the sweet uittle sisters the public heart wins, ‘The gymnasts trom Persia, thebeauttiul twins. The Olympic's the place for an evening of leisure, off one, dance and music amd. elegans pleasure, lio of AU artistse very. zeros 7 turday Matinee, 3 Ei 1% 0) EB! Sie Nes THEATER GkEAT SuGeEeS to witness the DUMENSE and GIGA: AY AND SATURDAY AT 2, mange roe tT LAD) PS DE Balter’ AZZLING AND GORG'| 38 DO, ERION, Hewpic, Seen TMM BION « Bie: _AMUSEMENTS. OOTH'S THEATRE. * POSITIVELY 1 ‘aa NIGHTS OF BELLE JARRETT & PALMER beg to to direct shennoe to the determination to withdraw Mr. Bouc! * romantic vlory, an episode of the late Atigriean ‘cout, its sath performance, next Satarday evening, Thererwitt theretore be VOUB MORE FER POia Noes O¥ THIS ABSORB. and itis respectfully suggested that ad De taken-of these liwite Cory ‘OnVICE open from 5 o clock in the fora em Pt th WAREWELa, ee oF MAR SATOR- AY, The action of the play is ‘mo tne "Shenandoah Valley. | Time, spring of 1362. name entire company appears, the principal characters eolthet Bhign. Mr, JOHN McCULLOUG: elle Lem <3 iia ROURHS RAN BOL ‘ evening next, production of ‘and last appeardice but gx of Me. 9 Sonn Moni presents McCULLo fi Monday, rance in five years of} itr and Pe ea BARN RY at TAT by ‘ALLACK’S, Froprietor and Manager, Mr, LEST LACK. Boves open at ak ta oe TE we Complete success of the eminent eomedi Mr J. L TOULIS is wh ny EVERY RVENING'BULSG rH WERK THREE coitie PIECES, wyeecLeRKs | Msting of Re OFY THE LIN’ ané IC] ON PARLE MFiANCAIE TOOLE IN 3 CHARACTERS AND'3 SONGS! Third “Toole” Matinee Saturday :30, IN D. The KIALey MSTERS and Haster AENOLD Kikacoy Monamyasteptomber Pa the re,colebrased Drama, entities in their BRILLIANT DA! Also ©. SCHROLTE: i JOsEPRINE. “StkupKL aad ZOUN MATINE® VATURDAY, al lg Po om Come now and witness the DELUGE SCENB_ VOX POPULI. HEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH HART., +++. Sole Proprietor 9} Marked success of Enziand's Seri jo-counie Vocalist, MIS3 AMMA DAY. The new Drama, ASSION'S bi LS, Miss MAGGIE nacous, Mr. FRANK KERNES, , NE AND LUVELY. ee ae GAYNOR, F Mr. WM. GAYLORD» and au entire company tn oomapany SEW O11 MATINEE, wed EsDAY AND SATURDAY, IMPORTANT NOTI MONDAY, September 14, first 514 BROADWAY, ji favorites Mr. KUWARD HARRIGAN, Mr. JOHN WILD, Mr. TONY HART, Ar WM, Cant, AMES BRA‘ DLEY and Miss ALICE BENNEIT. WARRIGAN AND HART will appear in their ATRICK'S DAY PARADE. | Woon MUSEUM. ‘OOD's. EVENING { APTE: RNOUN at 2, | PRIDE, or ALY'S FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, 35th stand Broadway. — Beylne at 8; over at 11 Mr. AUC IN DALY ;Proprietor aud {iguaser TO-NIGHT AND FRIDAY KVBNING ONL THE FAST FAMILY. Loui Mr Owen Fuweett as. ‘udent ** Only Matinee of THE FAST FAMILY Saturday, amproe SATURDAY NIGHT, HT, September first production of the remodelled version fe "Sheridan's HOOL FOR SCANDAL, over 200 nights, and to be produced here with surround- ings that will inark AN ERA IN THE HISTORY of this brilliant comedy. ‘The cast, will include nearly | every member ot this company, and the sccnery an Costumes will be of the most costly description. in the GOSSIP SCENE a MINUET and GAVOLTA will ‘anced by the principal character if BOX SitkeT NOW OPEN, YORUM (TUBATRE, RE SAURSDAY) will be ae for the first time in Ainerica, 's celebrated Opera Koutle, RINCESSE Dk BIZONDE, whieh wall hepresented with new scenery, nev proper- vew appointinents, new costumes, made expressly weismovexprewiy 1 ‘or Mr. Toole, by Ma . Byron, Esq. ((omoaoeuy. ‘The Management tras: erent pleasure im announcing’ the reopening of this establishment on MONDAY EVENING. bah plat mM, with the PSE €yclot ARIS IN FLAMES. rae D DEVILS au ona of re with its new, rich rd Cnet draperies by Lord &- PROMENADE CONCERTS of vocal and Instrumental music by the following emia- Ki MP BOWLE! yntralto ; TOM BARTLEMAN, in vious late of the Hora, Halian Ope) ora, Covent jen, Londoss: PEUDO; papi ‘ott Bigiar Gat ame. EMILte GILBERT. spanotorce “and harp. TH, ORCHESTRA ander the ablo dircetion ot Medea. EMMIDY ose Koval Agriculiural Hall and Royal Alhambra Palace, London. ORGAN RECITALS jon the grand organ, built expressly tor the Colosseum by George Jardine & sons. Miss ANGIE SHOTT, in ber wonderful aud artistic monologue entertainment entitles MASKS AND FAGES. EB LECTORIUM. Profesor SEDGW es interesting leeture om T LAKE @ AME LIFE AMONG THE MORMONS; and MATT MOKGANS charming tableaux illustrating MOORE'S MisLODIES, with vocal and inarunental accompaniments. Admission, $1; no extras. Doors open at 7:30 P. M. | carriages mdy bs ordered a¢10 P.M. a After Monday open every afternoon at 2 P. M. and | evening at 7:4) P.M. | BF ‘ANT'S OPERA HOUSE— ‘Twenty-third street, betw: Goring and Seventh avenues, neat Booth’s Thea BRILLIANT ov THE WORLD eR Ad ‘Schoit, Joell, Beler, Templeton, Waltz, Kelley, | Baymond,. Norrie. Hodineom, Bry EE, at® NSTRELS. RELS. an, SATURDAY MA 4 photograph of contemporancous {ite and character, ia | Mr. JOHN T. MAY MOND in his great chara Colouel MULBERRY SELLERS, M. Duplan “Mi. Dubouchet Cabriolo.... Tremolim. Sparadrap. RAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA, Musical Conductor Mons VAN GHKLE GUAND TREBIZOND! AT SALTURDAY, AT 1:30, Seats secured six dave in ad vance, | Box office open trom BAM, 1910 P.M. PRI Di TREBIZONDE. PRINCES E DE TREBIZONDE. TO-NIGHT. CADEMY, 4TH ST, ITALIAN OPERA. ‘The regular season of ITALIAN OPERA. for 1874-75, under direction of the Messrs, st RAKOSCH, will open at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC on MONDAY, Sept. 2: Box office now open for pet ot al daily, from9 A. M. to Pamphlets containing full particutars of the new en- gagements, new compoxtions and other features, in the Fepertoire, ac.. will be furnished on application, or oe La La mailed to any addre: GAN FRAN RANCISCO RANCISCO | “Biren cl MINSTRELS, MINSTRELS, MONDAY, Sept. 7. Wamboid Great success. Ryman's Lecture, Society Actors, New Opera House, Broadway, | corner 29th st., Macken ‘and Wilson, | —— ‘open the Great Ricard Backus. Rs At Poe oe urnte ——: wory N. superb Orche Street cars ee be Rudolph Tremaine, Moral, ordered at 10. eleee ie &c. | Go early. MY OF MUSIC. AcaERT Or NEPTEMBER ie von bt IG SATURDAY, SEPLEMBER a ONE N. t TONY PASTOR AND HIS STAR TROUPE. TONY PASTOR AND His STAR TROUPE TOY PA AND. HIS 8¢ OUP SATURDAY: SEPTEMBER 12 ONE NIGHT ONLY, Sox olfice open two o daysin advance, n Ow seach a ager Oh ROB:RI'S, Business Manager. _ ‘TONES’ WooD COLOssEUM, J Entrance on East Side Boulevard, above Sixty-sixth stre FRIDAY, Sep Dt. tl, 1374 oxts GRAND CONCKKT aud SUNME H by Downing’s celebrated NINTH REGIMEN! BAND, A brigiant Way oo is in preparation. Corne! Concert at 3 o'clock. Dancing at Torciuck P. M. Tickets ‘3 FESTIVAL, “A BIT O' SANDWICH AND is vit “hKOR oF lags OFF THE LINK, MERICAN INSTITUTE, 4b ANNUAL EX? now open AMERICAN INGIT 1, ). Second and Third avenues, between sixty third and Sixty-fourth streets, GRAND CONCERT EACH DAY, trom 2to5 a 8 to Wo'clock." BITION at, WEST FOURTH Witewos —NICELY | FU! 20) nished Rooms to tet, with Board; terns ss'aad | : $6 per week. 210 ® Lael bgt SECOND STREKT.—NICELY FUR- to let, with Board, in a private famlly, ‘to ou fontiemun and wife or single’ gent jemen; terms moderate. DAR WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET.—A SMALL private tamily will let a handsomely furoished Parlor, also other Rooms, with good Board ; reterence. TH STREET, 18 WEST, NEAR BROADWAY,— | Handsoely jurnished ‘Rooms, on second, thira Sad fourth floors, with tirst class Board; reterences ex. janged, 3 TH STREET, 144 WEST.—A HANDSOMELY FUR- nished front Room, with unexceptionable Board; ‘dnt a few select boarders taken. Also a single Terms $12 per week. Keterences. ma. GRAMERCY PLACE “(32 BAST TWENTIETH stroet).—Large tront Room, well furnished, and Food Board: geniieman and wites also smalier Room i two gentlemen; moderate prices, 3573. STREET, WEST, 339.—NICELY FURNISHED enbis Kooin, small Room adjoining; hot and cota yaar Bourd: 4 double’ Room, aa fire and light; $20 for three; also 36 weeodn Fane ve Gh ta —THE ENTIRE tet, Siner Handsome Koomey the vest 216 Rooms, to gentiomen “and Wife or single gentle- men; private tamily; reterences required 219 WEST FIFTEENTH EET.—A DESIRABLE sivova'hatl 994. WEST. en ate mad ld ft Soy 3) LET, with Board, fr n d_ floor; hot and cold water; bath attached” aso two. angle Rooms for gentlemen. 227 EAST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN SECOND and Third A Baer furnished double d single Rooms, with Board, in a French family ; mod- ite prices; references requi: EAST NINETEENTH STREET.—ROOMS, KN ge Mats only | toe ion, house and 37 EAST be a STREET, BETWERN BROAD way Universit logsant Rooms ‘with’ or without PAB A ate table it quired. WEST THIRTY, GHTH STRERT.—DESIR- 5 Metron: hoot to tert southern, exposure: fargo closets; all conveniences; also single Rooms: a tow table boarders accommodated ; Fefereng required. WEST TWENTY-SIXTH 3 iT. Jee eel STREET, NEAR 8 Large, handsomely turnished front Rooms to let, with Board. yet 18TH STRELT, 1 HARLEM, SECOND ingly or in connection, with ‘with all convent nees, iad in Soaras nicely Curnish good loca on. TH STREET NO. 67 WAST, BETWREN FIFTH and Sixth avenues.—A party just opening an eic- fant house 1s desirous of letti i Parlor ade Second eid ited ‘Floors en house magnificently tarnishing “only; reterences, IRABLE LOGATION.— ed Parlor, with kextension; ed Rooins, on second fluor, singly or gle KoomA, for gentiemen, Wik Rest ANCA, HQ FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-FIRST 2 street.—To let, with or without private table, to first clasy party, a handsomely Turnithed Parlor Fico, with plang, 8 Wate bath, &c. ; also ocher Rooms, 26 WEST FIFTIETH STREET.—A NICELY FUR with Board; also hall nisned back ga southern exposure, to rent, Room, on the third floor: pri- aR pays locauon anexcepHlonasie; references ex- chang’ 338 commodated with erate. € WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—TO LET, 33 with Board, in a Ee class house, very desira: ble front Room, on Shira door; tabie uraxceptionable; references WEST NINETEENTH STREET.—ONE OR TWO gentlemen or a genticnian and wife can, be no- ‘good Bourd and Kooms; terms mod- yest 18TH _8T,—TO LET, WITH BOARD, TWO | front Room, southern exposure, to let, with | joard, to a Ul Sea il and wite or single gentiemen; | | Rooms S) conte per night; double oom | Sitneon place (eighth etree), near Broadway, STEINWAY & SONS PIANOFORTH FOR SALE— & brilliant toned, 73 octave, richly carved, tour McPYRE’S HOTEL. 35, CLINTON. P PLACE, | A Higntn stroet--Oomforiably tarnished Rooméfor | toring. rosewood | ofea:, all «smprovemente: families or gentlemen, with or without Board, atreason- | agraife; overstrung, &.; cost $975 I + printed able raves. fdarunice and bill of sale,’ N, H.—Stoo Cover, and Box | for shipping. Call private residence 210 West 21st st. ANTHONY HOUSE, f9, BROADWAY, BETWEEN | | Twelfth and Thirwenth streets.—European pia BEAUTIFUL. ROSEWOOD PIANO, $9; A 7% & gentleman's nome at moderate prices; handsomely | octave carved legs, patent agraite ; ever, ‘improve- furnished Kooms tor single gentlemen or families. | ment, sacrifices instalments takel 4 monthly. j ie CABLE. 107 West 23d st eonter tih u 3 ; Rentlemen and it PARLOR GEM—GRAND SCALE 7% OCTAVE corner ‘of Frankrort and | A PStwood carved leg and case Pianoforte, brilitant | | tone, made best city makers, used 8 months, cost $900, | for $25); Stool Cover, Music, &c.; also Parior and | Chamber suits, Carpi t private residence 120 West 241 st., near Poth N.OWNER WILL SELL BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD | AN Setave Planotorte, ‘all modern, Improvements, | delebrated maker, tor $100. Residence 43 Kast Oth st, QRRAT REDUCTION Rooms; 25c., 38. and famiien “Frarkiort. louse, Wiliam strecta, T THE Bae a HOUSE, CARMANSVILLE, foot of 152d North River, parties returning class Board and ex: cellent ac: tonishiny low rates, This | hotel is charmingly Atuated within @ miautee ot the tery via Elevated and Hudson River Kailroud, and by Doat Sappho, from foot of Barolay street. IN PRIOKS.—20 LIGHT a DUNCALF, Proprietor. | between 4d and 3d avenue: ITH | FOR SALE—A STECK CONCERT GRAND PIANO, BAN zdtama ayease, lod slows moody he Coase anal nearly new, in pertect order. Piease call, Ps | Chatham square.—18 cleon Rooms; no bi O'clock, at 28 West Twenty-fourth street. IANOFORTES, SECOND HAND, IN THOROUGH order, tor sale at low prices; also Pianos to. rent, of wir own inanutactures by CHICKERING & SONS. IL Kast Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Firth avenue. HE MASON 7 HAMLIN ORG N COMPANY, 3 | Union square, winners of three highest Medal: ‘and Diptomacot Honor at Vienna, IRS and Paris, 1867, HOW ofter the finest assortinent of the best Urgans in the world, not only tor cash exclusively, as heretofore, but also for ime payments, or tor reat with privilege of purchase on extraordinarily tavorable terms. ATERS’ CELEBRATED CONCERTO ORGANS CAN- not be excelled in tone or beauty; they dety com- Open ail night. A PIERRE HOUSE, ONE BLOCK WEST OF CITY | Hall, 36 Warren street.—Rooms, a day, $28 | week, up} family Rooms, $1 Bia week, up. BW ENGLAND HOTEL, 3 BOWKRY, CORNER rd street; 200 light Sooms, neatly furnished; per night; $2 to $3 per week ; tor gentlemen jay, We. only. fe see HE ST. JAMES HOTEL, corner Twenty-sixth street and Broadway, §s now open on the European plan, The hotel has been | thorouzhiy renovated. repainted and tefuruished in the \ Most comiortable aud elaborate manner. | peiition; catalogues mailed; instruments rented until 3 RTON, _ | rent money ayy tor them; tnetatments recelved: agents want a wanted ity ACK W SON, 481 Broadway. A | ‘Mill, the intrepid Gymna: and a picked company of metropolitan favorites. IMS ROMAN HIPPODROME, GRAND ENTERTAINMENT, 500-MILG WALK by the celebraied PAYs! EDWARD TON IN SIX DAYS, commenciny ONDAY, SEPIEN BIN Ik AT 12:54. M. Mr, BARN UB i happy {0 announce, that he has im duced Mr. EDWARG N WESTON to attempt ¢he Srdaoas task of walking 0 imilos in six dave Me Wes. fon’s tame is weil Known. | His ‘position and standing Maerane w taichiul periormance on his park and Hi SUCCESS IS ALMOS* ASSUR: | ite Hippodrome will be open at all hours during the walk, MISSION, 5) CENTS. yee. fey USD De VenINo, Sent. 10, 8 Tul aX) bs at GRAND GALA CONCERT. * THOMASUNRIVALUED ORCHESTRA AND MILITAR® | BAND. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO MR. JOHN Park Garden. Beethoves Symphony, No. 6, Fanorale, 1. Allegro ma non troppo—. ertul teel- | ings on arriving in the country. 2 Andante molto motos } Scene by the brook. 3 scherzo—Merry meeting of ants, interrupted by (allegro) a thunder storm. 4 Al retto—shopherd’s sony {wind and graveful teelings artor the orm. “between parw land 2 Promenade Music. by the Military Ban selections trom Tannhaeuser—Bacchanale, shepherd song: first Chorus of the Vilgrims and Finale, first act. March and Chorus second act. introduction—Second Chorus o1 the Pulgelne: trayer of Eltzabetn, iaaaee ot Wolfram, Finaie, rchestra an liters Sand Berween Parts? ani Promenade Musie oy the Miitary Band, Waltz, Strauss: Finale, third act Ernani, Paso chestra and Military Band, Haliolmjah Chorus Messiah, Handel—Orchestra and Military Band. ADMISSION, $1; BOX&s, Can be'secured at the Central Park Garden ONY PASIOR’s OPERA UOUSB, REOPENS ON MONDAY NEXT, ShPTEMBBR lt Repainted, Upholmarsd. PASTOR ‘and Beautified. TONY PASTOR Wis FAMOUS TROUPE returned from their travelling tour. MATINEES ON TUrSDAY AND FRIDAY. Rosin ON HALL, SIXTEENTH STREBT, BETWEEN Broadway and Fifth avenue, pach boon Great and Distinct Features, La Tort, the Won terial Magiciai ‘201 Bowery, and The King of the Banjo. J. H. Carte; ¢ Famous Femate Minstrels, ang te great CAN Matinees Tuesday riday R. J. L. TOOLE IN THRER bit OUTS Last three nights of OUR CLERKS, OFF TH. LINE and ICL LON PARLE FRANCAIS, WALLACK'S (pivour THEATRE, acht TIVO” THEATRE, between Second and Third avenu TIVOLI THBATRI DEATH OF MR BO UR, BOUCICAULE. entic ScooaBt 9 ae ceremony. Fe ane aT CORPSE SPEARS M4 Mr. Boucicault plays a hoax on his friends. THE ARCADIAN also contains reviews ot recent books, brignt, ang wa from Phila hia, London and Parl Tobe had Lite Aas stands, Or at the offices, 83 Nas- sau street, New Y. RGYLE ROOMS. 6TH AVENUE Mp A doled STREET. 6 DANSANTE EV MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, EVENING, R. J, L, TOOLE.—413_ FIRST CIGAR, SKE ouR CLERKS. WALLAOK’S every night. HEATRE TICKET OFFICE, HOTEL BRUNSWICK, Firth avenue, between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-sev: énth streets —Reserved Seats for tn Tia and Theatre, J. ST Otgar Stand. — NSTRUCTION, IN THE DRAMATIC ART, ELOCU- EC, BASY, NATURAL AND PRAC- cab tT ND PERSONS PREPARING FOR THE STAG! BuGrU RE pooM OR PRIVATE THE- ATKICALS, KRESS WILLIAM H. PUPE, ACTOR AND RLOGUNONIST. STELNWAY HALL. FADER 0° SHE. b4 WALLACY’ a te iN M* paRLE FRANCAIS. bt ANTED—SEVEN FIRST CLASS AND. EIGHT es, ond class musicians, for she Neos States flagship Colorado: salury $49 and’ $40 per month and rations. Cali on L. Uonterno, 138 Duttel ‘see 5 Brgoklya, 8 to 10 A. M. and trom 5 to7 P. Be sree dmiced wees Keer Yard, Brooklyn, N.Y: m and jiving terms, M. C., Herald Uptown Branch office. i ts argain. F. CONNOR, Tnirty-seventh street | Open daily, from 9 A. M. to lu P, £ mop itiihd avenue; over Stinerar” _Adinission ‘60 cents,” Children half price. between Second and’ Rha w avenues, “WANTED-BY, A OENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE EVERY EVLNING aud Sitting and one Bedroom. with Board; private LADY WILL SELL, FOR LESS THAN $100, A | FALLACK'S.—MR, J. B TOOLE AT WALLACK'S, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. tamily preterred; tocation between Thirty second and A beautiful Chickering rosewood Planojorte, round W The centre of all New York attractions. Bruliant = ) Hittleth streets wrtamece! Telerences.requiced. Address corners, iran tramo. modern style, cost $80, Including | end crowded auuiences HAnigRLY to, witness TOOL Me eean COLE SINGS HE, SHR AND THE } 8., box 502 Post office. | Stool 23 Third street, near Bowery. | three pieces. Roars ter, siailes and heats overs | man." and the Legend of “Bob Simmons’ } WSTABLISHD PIANO | night, Courtsmip. WALLACK'S. Every re Beenie, | STEEDMAN'S OLD i P {ALEGANT SECOND FLOOR SQUARE ROOMS, WitiT | aud second and Fanos, war rf first ctass Board, In private SQUARE R unexception- | recent improvements, at st greatly reduced, prices, ARCADIAN, geo dunes wil be ope ran rated }exce eptedy able location, kocaniadiniad Vox "iss Pon | CHICKERING PIANOFORTE, IN. GOOD ORDER, Price 10 Cen: fora: oan collection of Plowsrse and other AR ODO neces give! 0: ost “ erences gi | with Stool and Gover, only SU. PREK 480, if | The wittest and most ainy mai periodical of the day, | Cesnola collection of Cypriowe Antiquities, Admission 25 cents. _ Mond: talogues can be had Museam, TOOLE IN HIS ORIGINAL CHARACTER me ‘Mion ABL GARNER, to, the, sarge ‘act dra written for Mr. toole by H.'s. Byron, called DEAR THAN LIFE, WALLACK'S, Monday next, Sept, 1 R™? THE ARCADIAN, Price 10 Cents. The wittiest and most amusing pertodical of the.day. Subscription $4 per annum. DEATH OF Mi, Wik, BOUCICAULT. Fall and authentic account of he the ceremony. Mr. Boucicault plays a hoax on Bi friends, THE ARCADIAN also contains reviews of recent | books, bright and interesting correspondence trou Pail- adeiplia, London and Paris, Tobe had at the gene stands, of at the offices, 83 Nas- sau street, New } Ms R a L, TOOLK.—FIRST AND ONLY MATINE! ya } a —T, comedy-drama OF® THE LIS Saturday next, repi mat me i eoniat of OWF TUE LINK PuaNcals. (WaLLacae > *@4 Bake JARDGHIAN, ORGAN, VIOLIN. GUITAR, SIxa- C fu Fut, durp. Sittiouy, Pe st leases on a d evening na ress as MUSICAL iene ear fos HOICE RESERVED SKATS FOR TRE Tre, r toKET Oye places of ot (_ amusement can be bad at DENTISTRY, cui EAUT! L sk GUM 1 ETH, $10; Mingle, at ae With gas, Bis silver, utes men! Oo: si GU sixth avenue, ‘stabitaned | gol. WINCHESTER HOUSE, CORNER OF BROADWAY and Thirty-Arst street —kuropean plan; new and yi all ST anon frat for ladies and genviemen, | Waxtsp-ro PURCHASE, AN UPRIGHT OR sanare Piano, (rom $100 to $150 cash; must be in Addross, stating seas and ee Segoe Room: brie ‘ald Untown Ryanoh oinga restaurans (Gr HAS REMQVED TO 155 ‘of B80. Sits of Teeth, $i ilings, 4M. cents; Gold, $l. R, WHITE, DENTIST, Sixth avenue, formerty Gum Teeth, $i; Sit work warranted. 1 Si THE LECTURE SEASON. St 7 8 THIS EVBNING—A LECTURE ON NERV cca pe ttecenper she okt has road w iy Fourth street. The largest nnd,” ost miagnificaas id seum in the world, Admtasion, 5c. 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