The New York Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1875, Page 2

STORE AND HOUSE. CONNECTED, NO. ler street, bear Bi fe tour Woost leecker; $125, House 23 Amity street; has been a hotel. Apply W to I mornings. LROANT PRIVATE Benner Bulle ng. Fo nated fur to let in nnett Building, room No. gecond font Tnqutre’ on premise: a YER. ulead cen tie aed 2 are F | ie | TORY TO. payed TH STEAM ENGINE ASD Boiler; to. a good te nt will be moderate. 40) East Pwonty-third street. STORE NO. oF way, between Twenty-seventh and Twenty- | strevts, to let, suitable fora tlorist. inquire at | store. FLORISTS. —PORTION 170 RENTSUITABLE FOR A JEWELLER AND watchmaker: counter, showcase, two front win- on, are: 8 floor ot Park Hotel, coruer Beekman and Fe. RENT—WITH OR WITHOUT POWER, LOFTS and stores for manufacturing purposes. Avply to Fr, on premises, 175 Hester street, or to AL T. }. 86 Leonard street. SALE AND EXCHANGE to the renting of stores, 4nd collection of rents. A — 163 Fulton street, te p orkers allowed. WAYERLEY PLACE, TUX STORE gpd Apartments $500 per annuus; also First Floor, Fimonth: keys at M. Mavus’, JORNTON M. RODMA 1 09% Broadway, te Agent, er of Fourth street 4 LET—A BUTURER'S STORE, WITH FIXTURES apie rent low (0a prompt tenant. Apply to GGERTY, No. 315 Water street, Also asplen- | ry ; rent $25. Pe (MMEDIATE Pe SION) —! TORE No. 80 south ‘Fu jow rent, Inquire on pre | LET—LoFT: ENARD STREET, $250; No, 45, $700 and $30. Inquire A SOURREAY Whe 49 [ep BASEMENT 47 LISPENARD STREET, $500. of A. JOURNEAY, 49 Lispenard stree’ | EBT —FOR ONE of mony YEARS, THE SMALL it Forty -ninth street, commanding a of Firth a avenue; possession tmediately. » LET—A FINE STORE AND BASEMENT IN Eighth avenue, near Twenty-third street; also ab We glass windows, in the new brown sione | West Twenty-third street, near Eighth ave- the three story ani basement House No. pee 3°BEAH gihird street; would be rented low till May 266 W vest Twenty third streer. THE GR GRoc :RY AND OTHER TRADE.—TO , #eVeral fine Stores. including two corners, ad locat e bn lat besween Chambers and streets, wit 0838: Tame PRICE, 20 Huason street. RBENT—“THE ERIE OFFICES,” CORNER OF Twenty-third street and /ighth avenue, together or | Ly; a Banking Office on the ground adjoining the Grand Upera House, entrance th nape o Tecently occupied by the treasury de- partment of the Krie Kailway Vompany. This office is Reriroty fitted up, contains vaults and safes, and is par- y adapted jor banking, Insurance or other bu: Ebwatos, sc For tuli permenlars apply toJAMES kh, No. eo West th wenty-third street. | __ DWELLING Housas ‘ro LET | Rianne : Furnished, ‘ANDSOMELY FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT, | ear Visth avenue: gentleman. wite and child de: peseren Board iia rent ot house. SHED FOUR laws uptown Jo- oarders. Ad- LEURY, Herald Uptown Branch ofiee. cope a Let_FURNISHED, A SMALL THREE STORY h stoop House, with all modern improvements, street, near Lex1i avenue. Ins 14 East kighteenth street, in marble Unturnisned, Die res [2 pth aid Bal ROOMS, $21; lat of o: it re Fin WeMONTAGUL. Eighth avenue and Twenty ART SALE, ABSOLUTE AND PE ope sara F00 "THE HOUSE NO. 31 CATHARINE STREET; suitable tor a boarding house; occupied several Years assuch. Inquire iu tae store. | RENT—FOR ONE OR MORE YEARS, A GOOD | three story high stoop House, 226x—. with Lxteu- and fixtures. te stages, Bc, at enth avenue ; rent 48’ B, EDWARDS, 69 West Twenty: third street. WURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS | TO LET. rs “ELEGANT, COMFORTABLY FURNISHED | : Apartments to rent, to respectable gentlemen, Feusonable, in frst class residence of : Eset Toventy-nira street seninepians , , A FURNISHED ROOM AND BHDROOM TO LET— opy st ete housekeeping, or will Board tour men. hast Fourth strect. A Wipow Lay. Has a LARGE “sQU ARE ROOM sul for gentleman and wile or two gen- Heme; also two hall Bedrooms, 35 Bond street. A EARGE HAND<OME ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR gentiemen, gas. bat hot and cold water, $6 Hiarge Room, fourth floor, $3 weekly. “iol W. fae LTS Si weekly. 104 West HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, S ond floor; bath, gas, hot and cold water ; $10 month, Inquire in real estate office, 17 Abingdon square (Eighta avenue), between Bleecker and Tweit hi streets. 4 CHOICE OF VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED orunturmshed Rooms, communicating or other- in a high stoop house; every convenience and all ‘the social gcomvort of a home well adapted eae ghborhood unexceptionable, 37 West t Twenty-eigh th street. “4 LADY OFFERS A BEAUTIFULLY. FURNISHED Suit of Rooms to gentleman and wife; Board tor Indy. Address Mrs. PEVEKIL, Herald Uptown in office. tor any terms mod- VERY 7 Sag > ex- ‘also hall Room, : fine block. 15% West Thirteenth street + between Sixth and Seventh avenues No bit up. | FEW NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT— at moderate prices, in a private family. 10 West i ee PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A cheertul front koom, without board ; re: newt painton aud” 1upnished: LADY HAS ONG OR TWO ELEGANTLY sic. | ated Rooms to rent—Terms in advance. in lieu of nee: strictly private, Address box 102 Herald FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR OF FOUR LARGE rooms, with closets, gas, bath and every conve- ‘tw be let reasonably, together or separate: house excellent location, 109 West Twenty-ninth st. NISHED SECOND Fi.0OK, OK IN PARTS, Jemen, and mall privare rty-third st. N PIFTH isu joining southern exposure; closet room; hot aurants in neighborhood ; ret —WITH- ior two single men; equired. ‘Address FRC ROOM: ALSO other Rooms to let, nicely turnished tor housekeep- jern improvements; convenient location ; at 252 avenue, hear Twenty-fourth street. HMANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIT OF ROOMS; also three hall Rooms to tamilies or single gentle: ii modern conveniences; first clas restaurant sixth avenue. DS gtr FORN Dd ROOMS 5 Ponrd, aise West highteenth street bod Sixth avenues. ica ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT PAR. lor; also two beautituliy furnished Rooms; southern ure; grate fire; every comfort: moderate wrms; Class house; private family. West Ninth street, Fifth avenue, WITHOUT etween Fitth RNISUED, WITH- entlemen only: rent low. ot. Twenty-sisin street, heat Madison square and OELY VURNISHED: | itchen, with all im- closet and bath on 10S Fifty sixth mm Lexington and Fou avenues. EBTOIN A PRIVATE HOUSE, Pui SHED , isoke No. ae West Thirty-lourth street.“ j t LET-SECOND FLOOR (six Rooms) ant brown stone house M7 West futly furnished tor housekeeping 3 Would #ell Furniture chea) Foom, iwo bedrooms, posmeus LET CHEAY—HANDSOMELY front or back Parlor, with nse of kitchen, and coid water, near University place ca. ninth street. —— —— FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, FURNISHED, MOD ran closets, hot and cold water; also i Room, on secona floor, 1k st Kighth ‘Broaaway. 22 West ET, IN A. PRIVATE neatly furnished front entiemen or gentleman and wile, I oom adjornini ERY PLEASANT FUR- Room; # Room tor a gentleman for wite 11 desired ; two in tamily ; terms 7 Went nineteenth siree: HIRERT, 06 EAST. bETWEEN BROADWAY AND ‘oF gentlemen, two large square every firs class convenience; makiast i demred: references. } East “YWENTY- -KIGHTH STREET.—A some ot Rooms to lot; hot and cold water, wan: two small Bedrooms; southern ex: | terms moderate for permanent pariics WHAT TWENTY.FOURTH sTRERT.—IN A PRI- vate tamily. Parior and seaegoth, elegantly fur- Ton second for, without board pease) aWeNTT-¥ WOURTH BTRERT, avenue,—To ist, in a private tamnily H yee ck SAR MAD. large posaro; Broaktastit | nished, suitable tor modiste or some hg! ph | Uirely new; also single Kooms ior gent REMPTO ma to the highest bidder, without limit of a single dol-* | 31 EAST TENTH orga. 8 pe BROADWAY and University place.—Two Partors, uewly tur- ished, first oor. heated, hot and. cold water. to be let separaiely or togetl her; can accommodate — four persons, SALES AT AUCTION, 10HABD WALTERS, ALTERS AUCTIONEER MARSHALS Re re th ef oes . enossat Manaet™ 17 EAST TWELFTH STREKT, BETWEEN THIRD and Fourth avenues.—A nandsowely turnished Suit of Rooms to let. en suite or separately, to'geutlemen; house private, Reterences exchanged. 14’ yaa ELEVENTH STREET,—NICELY FUR- ed Rooms, without boards’ location central. — 20: 9 W EST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, PLKAS- antly furnished front Room to let, in a private lor @ gentleman or gentieman and wite; family; suits rent fo 221 SIXTH AVENUE.. —FOR RENT, ON REASON- able terms, a desirable First Fi tually fur- ght business. -Ap- the premises. IR! WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FOURTH street.—furnished Rooms: conveniences for Aousekeeping ‘it reauired; one large Room on first floor; rent verv low: con Call ail the week. 269 West, THERTY. NINTH STREET.—A NICELY lor Floor to rent tor housekeep- ing; rent my Bi 90 per woek, Keferences. WEST eNTY- FIFE S00 Siinely suruished Kooms | 35 () WEST TWENTIETH STREET.—PIRST FLOOR IU to let, furnished; suitable tor housekeeping; r Rooms through the ‘house. suitable tor gentiemen * housekeeping; divided if required; terms moder- STREET, THREE BLOCKS WEST turpished Room and also two furnished 5 BROOME of Broadway. —A nively for housekeeping; AS O; Bedro O wo le’ | hall Bedrooms to single men; rent low. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- MENTS GENTLEMAN to give up their rooms. Ber: TO LEY. AND LADY, the t house of a private lamily party to take tl cated and to be re V. G., Vost office house most conveniently io. aed in every respect. Address TORE NO, 439 improvements: good FLOOR TO LET—OVEF enue: five rooms; for any business, Call and see owuer aud from Ii to Lonty, YORN 1 bath. heated by pest improvement; rent $100 per month ston. r emmedieas SON & PRET, ARLOR AND BASEMENT 10. LET—AT NO, 168 pawn. East Sixtie or to let at No. 42) West Pifty-first street: both houses are first class aud have all improvements and heated by furnuce. To. LET—FOUR HANDSOME ROOMS, WITH ALL improvements. to quiet family, in’ house No. 287 Bleecer sireet; rent $22 per month. (0. RENT—UNFURNISHED, PART OF UORNER house, Forty-third street and Broadway, and bath: gas, range, heater, &c.; rent, $1, SON & PEET, 1, Broadway, near Forty-tourth street. UPPER PART OF CORNER HOUSE, EITHER } | U3 PAINTINGS of the Haseltine Collection, comprising the works ot celebrated mod- ern masters. Now on exbipition and in- ite spection day and evening at the Le Art Rooms, No. 817 Broadway, to be sold Pleware. peremptorily, rihere any reserve, by suction, EVE. THURSD, ING January Kat the Art oel alli VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE. Mr. Haseltine begs to announce tha inting in this catalogue will be peremptorily sold, without reserve, and the public may depend upon this being carried out in every particular. Mr. Haseltine begs to state turther that he guarantees every picture in this collec- | tion to be exactly as represented. \___ The Messrs LEAVITT, Auctioneers. _ H B. WALDBON, AUCTIONEER, 30., SS malacoee oe tbe: fast nd 1 Cedar streets. essai Bedding and Faney Goods, THIS DAY. at 11 o'clock, and genera! assortment of Orst inciuding a very large class Farior, Chamber. Dining Koom and niture; alao’ Office Desks, Bedding. Biankets. Com- forters, Pickles and Sauces, Dry Goods, Japanese and Chinese Goods, Piano Bagatelle Table, Gun, —JER NSON, JR., AUCTIONEER, A.eutniinre, Merebundise and. Fine Arts Salesroom. 37S assau street, Real biebiae Department, 21 Park row. ot York, On THURSDAY, ar I o'e!oc FURS. FU RS. FURS, a very large assortment. JCIION SALE THIS DAY, AT THE ELEGANT five story brown stone mansion West 234 st., neat THIS (Wednecday) MORNING. commencing at 19 o'clock. Pranofortes, bronzes, Oil Pamtings. &c. Magnificent inlaid Marqueterie, satin Parlor Suits, Centre tables to match; imported Bronzes, Oil Painting: Bookcase, Cabinets, Chamber uit, inlaid walnut Dre: ing Cases jedsteads. Mattresses, ‘Turkish and rej tor Suits,‘ asy Chair, dining room Buffet, Chairs, Exten- sion Table, solid silver ani Plated Ware, China binner and Tea Set, Hatstand, Desks, Engraving’, Lounges, &c. ; basement and kitchen Furniture. ELI. Auctioneer. _ Mov0 HOUSEHOLD FU rUEsy 734 octave Pianoforte UCTION SALE fine Si aorngs 8. imported, Bronzes, &c, SD. RICH AY) MORNING, att ey residence FIRST St AK SEVENTH AV. riehly carved Chamber Sets. 1n rosewood, tack wa! latest style Dressing Cage, Bureaus, Washstand uit, 3 Bookcases, Library Tables, friting F and apring Mattresses, Pillows, rd, 2 Kxtension Tables, Dining Chairs, silverware, Sewing Machine, Musical Box, Brussels and ingrain Carpets, Hall Stand, Kitchen Furniture, rich Ornaments, 4c, Positive sale; no reserve. Take 7th, 8th or 9th av. cars. Competent men to pack und slp Roods, city of country. OBE, , Auctioneer. — UCTION NOTICE.—!BNRY ZINN, AUCTIONEER, sells all the elegant Furniture, contents of private mansion 2: East 2h street, near Broadway, tnis day, cominencing at 11 o'clock—viz., 7% octave rosewood elegant Parior and Bedroom Suits, Mirrors, Carpets, Oil Paintings, lace Curtains, Clocks, Wardrobes, Bedsieads, Dressing Cases, Lounges, and every article necessary for genteel housekeeping. BY SAMUEL KREIZER, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE NO 8. Cooper Instirute, will sell at auction on Friday ine sth day of January. 1875, at eleven o'clock, at No, 48 West Fortieth stree entire stock and fixtures of an Al Grocery. Particitlars on day of sale. OWE & HILLIER, AU! CTIONEERS, CORNER OF University plac sell on Monday, Janu me black Horse, Harness and Carpen: ay charges Janvany 4, 137 Y 1SIDORE sixteenth street band Chairs, Glassware, Mirror, Positive’ Ry in lots Dealers invited, W. STACKPOL AUCTIONEER. —BY E. w. STACKPO! Ee . at their salesrooms, 14 Vesey tg at 10:90 A, M., ie fogs to pay Good: trimmed and ui straw, ae. ; La Ostrich Laces, Kibbons, Feathers, Fan Y Goods, de., without re- MINER, AUCTIONEER. Leeds & Miner.) Established 1847. AY, January 7, 4 o'clock, at the salesroom, J ENRY D. (uate Benes, H. No. 106. bu in Gentee! Household ana Oitice Furniture, carved rose- wood Pianos. by ceiebrat akers: rosewoot Parlor | Suits, in satin ard vari 5 ps; marble top, cen- tre and side Tables, + walnut and Bedsteads, Bureaus,,W any secretaire Bookew . dining. extension Tables, Lounzes, Office Desks, stoves, Mirrors, Kit nd Cominodes, mahog- Payne's patent Bedsteads, Koekers, Easy Chat hen Uterisils, &c.. &e TION EK R,—MORTGAGE dnesday), January 6, at 104% b toad Twentieth street, near Avenue rt et Ale Pump, &e., of ) liquor store. By order WG. 0. OBRIEN, attorney jor Mortgage P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER, at 103g o'clock, at 57 and 59 Great stree t, Parlor. Chamber, Dinin, & boarding house Pictures ON Paintings stoves, Blankets Siwing Machines, Horse. Truck, Harness, &e- Carpets. Mirrors, good fuinily SALE M NUSSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 2/7 CANAL STREET, AM. sells, this day, at 2 o'clock. at 233 avenue B, the 1s of a butcher shop—Benches. Blocks, Icehouse, Fixtures, satisage Machite, &c.” Leasiers invited, Morteaur .—BY ORDER OF THE MORT. aM gagee, I will seli this day, at 10% o'clock A. M, at tA He n street, the contents ota ‘aint Stor Iso one Horse, Wagon and Harness. A. SPRINGSTES! Attor- hey tor Morvwagee ORTGAGE SALE.—J, P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER. By virtue of feemereet mortgage | will sell at public iauc tion ope bay Ho 7 and 69 Great Journ seit H LAR k this day, Attorney for Mortgage, & OF AN EXEC v. at public vendue, on 1875, at MePeck's en Lexington and © two Horse: ie set of Fhes, horve Blankets &e bilzcrebstale ANIEL a. MURPHY, City Marshal, LE—ISAACG WOLF, AUCTION R: at 1044 o'clock, at lot of Fancy Rubbers, House. hold Furniture, store Fixtures, HENRY LIPPMANN, City ARSIAL'S SALE. —BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Iwillseli at pubic auetton the stock, Fixtures on Contents of a liquor store on Weat street, one door below Charles, at 11 o’clocs this forenoon, A. B. OLARK, Marshal, AWNBROKERS SALE.—THIS DAY JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will soll. at sulesroom 39 New Bowery, atl o'clock, #0 lots Men's and Women's Clothing, vig — Bik and Giher iresva ‘broche “snd woollen Shawls Remnants, Table Linen, Blanxets, Quilts, Sheets Under- clothing, logastat 4c. ; also Coats, Pants anit Vests, By or- \ der 8. . Bridge street, Brooklya, Boots, Shoes, al. COMPELLED | en Point, are desirous to find a | premises, | Hall Fur- | velvet and Brussels Carpets, | To-whom it | y My SW. ae PF, AUCTIONEER—WILL | et ot Harness and one Coupe, at | tee Court, et salesroom 27 S. D. HOWELL. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL T! rd . day, at No. 609 Broadway, up stairs, # fine stock of Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. By order of Jobn C. Auderson. Diamond Broker SHERIFF'S Sale wien Le LIQUOBS AND CIGARS, ice Furniture, 4c, S. HERMAN, Sheriff's rhuctioneer, wells this dav (Wednesday), January 6. at 10 o'clock ah at No. 13 Bowery, the entire Stock of fue Lagpers and Wines re- moved trom 68 Beaver street—viz.. of casks of Brandies, Gin, barrel of Bourbon and Kye ‘Watskey. Champagne, ‘gars, &c.; also Mirrors. marble top Tables, Glasses, Bar Bottles, &c. Sale positive. rarest invited. WILLIAM C, © Ez herift. _Cuanuxs E, Stwus, Deputy, i Guest's “SALE aOF, APPLES, S. HERMAN, Sheriffs "Auctioneer, sells this day (Weanesiay), January & ‘aril o'clock, at No. $20 Green wich street, cornerof Duane. 8) barrels Apples. Pota- toes, Onions, Sc. Sale positive. ay: sags WILE LLLAM ©. CONNER, Fheriff. Joux Truss Kutiy, Deputy. GHERIFP'S sALe OF FURSITURE, aC, Ss. HK heriff's Auctioneer, sells Tharsday, | January ut ri ln’ o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, the entire | Stock of & Furniture tore, viz. -Burenua, Washstaad, Hedstends, Mattresses, Chaits, Tab! Sale positive. Dealer Vite: WILLIAM ia DORNER Sheriff. _A. Aanows, Deputy. GQBEBIERS SALE LIQuORS, CASK, DEMIJOUNS Fixtures, S. HERMAN, Sheriff's Atictioneer, sells this day (Weanestayy ‘January & ‘at ig o'clock at Ko. 1S Bowery, a large lot of Liquors, in barrels, casks, bottles. ke. viz, of Brancios, Rum. Gin, Whiskeys. Port and Sherry Wines Champagne; | also, Fixtures Chal Cs Yables, Mirrors. Clock, Res Sale positi ables, Mirrors Clock tr UIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff, Wruttaa H, Burns, Deputy. FNEY, AUOTIONESR, OFFICE 18 NORTH William street, sells this day, at lv o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of the neatly fitied up Tea and Grocery Store 308 Last Thirty-sixth street, Ws, WETTERS. AUCTION E WILL SELL THIS day, at 2 o'clock, at 494 Canal street, 6 Parlor Suits, inreps and hutreloth; Diack walnut and e Chamber Suits, dressing and plain Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, centre and leat Tables, Chairs, dc. ; tapestry, Brussels and ingruin Carpets: Uiictoths, Rugs, Mactings, POTATOES, | de.;" curled hair, husk “and Excelsior , Mattresses? | feather Feds, Pillows, Comforters. Sheets, &c. French pine bier and omer Mirrors: Cal Falntiogs, emer ings, silverplated Ware, Crocke And atehen Furniture: aloo, ‘a ianos, it” Clothing, Trunks, Valtses, stage JLLIAY ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER.—BY VIRTUE ofa chattel mortgage I will sell, on this dav. at2 o'clock P. M., on the northwest corner of Fourteenth street and Third avenue, one 7‘; rosewood Piano, modern style; also one splendid Bookcase. HUs. FAKRILL, Attorney for Mortgages, _ ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL on this day, at 104 o'clock, at_stote 5) New Bow- ery, the stock and Fixtures of Grocery and Liquor Store, removed for convenience of sale. barrels of Flour, chests of Tea, boxes ot Soap and =tarch, bags of Carolina Rice, walnut Counters, Tea Caddies, &c.; immediater after, Parlor Suit, in gteen rep: walnut, iron and ma Bedsiea.1s; quantity of Chairs, Brussels and ingrain “BUROPEAN, STEAD HIPS. ( YUNARD LL LINE— B. AND N. * RM. 3. Pr. co. With a view of diminishing the chances of collision the steamers of this ine take a specified course for allsoasons if thet “fon the outward passaze trom Queenstown to New York or Boston, crossing the meridian 3 at 43 latiiude, or nothing to'the north of 43. ‘On the homeward passage, crossing ah eneriain of 50 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the north of From NisW YORK tor LIVERE: OOL and QUEEN ‘OWN, CUBA. Wed., Jan. PARTHIA.... Wed, Jan ALG Jan. rY sRUBBLA Wed. . 2 ed. - ‘Steamers marked * do not carry steerage be EL Cabin passage, $30. p10). old, according to ac- commodation. ‘Return tickets on favorable terms. Steerage tickets to and trom all parts of burope at low- est rates. ices UL Bro ‘at oMive, tte § Rowse Green. Steerage office roadway (irimity. Bul ion ES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent. ASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP CUBA EMBARK from the Cunard whart, loot of Grand street, Jersey City, at 2 P.M. on Wednesday Gth January, 1 HAKLES G. FRA KLE _ “Noe 4 Bowling Green, New AMBURG-AMERICAN 1 PACKKT COMPANY'S LINE ry for PLYMOUT! TY Dat pan HAMBURG. BUBVIA.. 5 Jan. POMMERANTA jan. HOLSATIA. Rates of passage to Plymouth, London, Uherbourg, Hambarg and ail points in England, Scotland an Wales :— First cabin, upper saloon, gold bin, jower saloon. gol. currenc’ UNHARD? & GO. General Agents, 61 Broad street. New York. ATION AL, LINES NOTICE. Tbe most southerly route has always been adopted by this company to avoid ice and headiands. m plete 44 and 47 North River. TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPO! saga turday, Jan. 9, lay, Jan. ‘ork, ones Ve Agents, eneral Passenger Agen New York, |. HELVETIA. DENMARK.,. 1, —— Cabin Passa: eat greatly reduced prices. Return tickets fat reduced rates. Pre- Feri tickets Exe ES o pads lowest rates. A al ¢ company’s office, foe d wa" nist pany OnE Wed. HURST, Manager, _ Nore GERMAN LLOYD SIEAMSHIP Lo yasa FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREME, The steamship HOHENZOLLERN, Captain * Norden- holt, will sail on Saturday, January 9 at2P. M., from Bremen pier, toot of Second street, Hoboken, to be_fol- lowed by steamstip BEL FEN, captain H.C. Franke, on paturday, Januai RATED OF PASSAGE aie "RONDON, HAVRE AND roKy bar} First Cabin Second Cabin. (old) teers (currency) EY For freight or passage apply to OsLRICHS > CO., Agents, No. 2 Bowling Green, | to all points on th i HE AAS wranes. a NITED STATES M STEAMSHIPS by PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND SUAMBURO., gery seen ae one built iron steamships will sail fr January 12 'y i KLOVSTOCK, Capi from Eagle Lite pier, ere aoe re PLYMOUTH, LONDON, Dae tt AON HAMBURG, Cabin—First alae $10), gold: second saloon. $6), gold; brage, $24. ‘currency. Prepaid swerago ti mm Hamburg, #34, eurrence. witaaaeseoo pesou EDYE & O0.. 27 Souih F passage oP RY Broad EMAUTH, NACHOD & KUBNE, Gens 4) Agents, COASTWISE_ STEAMSHIPS. pacts ¥ MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE CALIFO: REA JAAR AND CHINA, ANA! . Stoameny: leave pier 42 North River, New York. as fol rLARY, CHAUNCHY, Captain Wm. H, Rathbun, Jan wary 16, 1874, 1? noon. cL, Gaptain'Z. L Tanner, January 3}, 1875, 12 end every alternate Saturday, cnunseting with ai steamers tor Central America and South Pi Be pore nee leave San Francisco for Japan and hing as Fase DE sabrases J ry 36 16 Y nnttas -Fepruary 13 ‘February 27 rE including all necessaries of the trip aay ol to San Francisco—Cabin, ‘Sib, steerage, $50, curre! San +Fancisco to Yokohama, $250, cold. San Erancisco to Hong kong, 840), gold. For treight oe ‘ssuge or Turiher laformation apply at the company’s ol foot of Canal vingess dew York. KULLAY, Superintendent. HuFes HATCH, naxing Director. EDUCED RATES—FOR PORT ROYAL AND PER nandina, Fia.—Steamer MEDIATOR will sail on jay, Janaary 6, trom pler No. 3 North River, for ae mas ug connection with all points South by rallr vi ugusta, Ga. ibis is the only direct line To Florida. “ihelottowin: through rates tor ireghe have been established to Savannah and Caarleston, to take effect immediatels First class, 3) cents: second class, 25 cents; third class, 20 cents; iourth class, 15 cents; fitth class, 12 cents; sixth class, 10 cents, HERM. GELPCKs, Agent. No. 5 William street. N.. Y. HAVANA AND Ra A 88 Boat td « sicamers leave pler No. 3 North River i FOR HAVANA Dit GITy OF VERA OUz new oITy EW yi Sint oF NERD, FOR VERA’ ORUZ ANB’ iW ORLEANS, calling at Havana, Progreso, Campeuchy, Tuspan and ‘Tampico. CIT OF MERIDA, Tuesday, Jan. 26 OITY OF MEXICU: Tuesday: Feb. 16 For freight or passage a0) NS Ws SONs, 33 Broadway. Steamers wil ava New Orleans Jan. 9 and Jan. 30 for Vera Cruz and all the above oe N°! —POSTPONEMEN ; NEW ship City of Vera Cruz i oo leave for Pane until Saturai M4 January 9% AL“ XANDR's & SONS, 33 Broadway. EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAID LINE. These first class steamships will sail at3 P. M. from pers North Kiver, toot of Ceder street, tor Havana rect. as follows :— | COLUMBUS, EO. Reod Tuesday, Jan. 12 CRESCENT CITY, P. 5. Curis. Thursday, Jan. 21 For treight ce pinees, having unsurpassed accommo- dations, a] CLYDE & CO., No, 6 Bowling Green. _McKeller, Limite €Go., Agents in Havana, EXAS LINE. on, GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCH- at West, carrying. the United States mail’ steamer” CLYD DE, Captain Kennedy. will Teave pier 20. East River, on Satnrda: 9 ar 9. at | SP. M. pnreeet Ditls ts cseeine give dj Galve: me ftouston ‘and Vienderson_ | and B. B. and ©. R. R Noch for forwarding in New rat ‘ion, Fis ht or passas ving superior accom- — ME MALLORY & CO 153 Maiden lane. W. P, CLYDE & V0., 6 Bowling Green, _ EW ORLEANS DIREG’ ME: NTS’ STEAMSHIP LINE, Ths steamship has to Rae Captain B, F, from pee North kivend (foot of Spe Moore greet), nse Eg January 9. at3 o'clock P. ven wv St ianola. Freights rece! ety Through rave Louis, Vicksburg, Mobile, palveston and I For freight or ‘passage, having superior accommoda- tions, apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 36 North River. | JOR NEW ORLEANS DIRE The ¢ lt Steat CHRBOCKER, Captain Kemble. will leave pler No. 9 North itiver on Saturday, January & | at3 P.M. Freight receive daily. Through ‘rates given to Guiveston, Indianola, Rockport or Aranzas Wharf, Brasos, Sankiage, Lous and Mobile, | Cabin passage, steerage, $25. ‘or treig! iy eM apply CLARK & 8 rAWAN 85 West street. Et JOUTHEEN L) FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. ‘The following new and first class steamers will sail Ag 3M. from pler 2) taat, River :— FSA NTO, Captain Bennington. .-,Ja. ¢ city OF HousTos, ‘Captain Deeri Jan, 13 AR DELET. Captain ‘Onstae a. Gtr OF GALVEaTON Jan. 27 Freights received duilys “Though ‘rates io. Galveston, Indianola, Kock port or Aranzas Wharf, Brazos, Santiay 0 and St. Louis. abin ‘peers. $50; steerage di 25, For remus or pase STi. javing A aperiar Oe tions, c. a apy H. MALL sade 153 Maiden lane. Ne PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND—OLD Dominion Steamship Company.—>teamers leave tor above ports trom. pler 3? North River, toot of Beach street, on ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 3 P. M. Also intermediate steamers. ‘Through bills ding and passenger tickets issued to | all points in the interior. | and all points in Dela- Also steamer tor Lewes, Del ware and Eastern Maryland, every Monday and Thurs- Gay, at4 P.M. Office corner Fulton and Greenwich streets. UTSIDE LINE FOr PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK STEAM NAVIGA- TION COMPANY. The Lore rg of the above pove line will leave 16 rularl: every Tuceday, Thursday and saturday, ata P. Me Freight received dalty at pier 33 East ee Insurance No insurance effected fpr less than $1 premium Gong rates and pat snturmation Hy on the pier, HAND, Agent, 119 Wall s:reet. OW tnuaw P. oivee cy Co., General Managers, 12 South Wharves, Eatetsinbie: Mos, DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO Holland, Belgiam, the a bls Switzerland, &c., via Steamer W. ay SCHOLIEN.. Steamer X nuary 7 January 21 ing the United states mallts the Netherlands are well kaown for ihe regular- My of their trips. Kates of passage lov. &co . W, MORRIS, FUNCH, EDY 5) Broadway. NMAN LINE—SOUTHERLY COURSE. Royal Mail steamers are aj inted to sail as fot MI - yaNVOK QUE! mers are appoiny tVeRPoo CITY OF ANIWERP. Saturday, Jan. | AG CHOR LIN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. SIKAMER EVERY SATURDA’ at, Jan. 91 CA. Sat, Jan. 16| VICTORIA Rat, ped 23 Rates of passage, oH) SLASGOW,” CEE NBL Cabin, $50, D osoraing te accoinmoda ons. | mS TERMED ie AND STEEHAG i ‘as low as by any other first class line. Drafts isstied for any amount at reduce rates, | __ HENDERSON BROs., Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green. ORLY DikEct PINE TO FRANCE.—THE GENERAL | TRANSATLAN TC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAM. | SHIPS BEIWEGN NeW YORK AND HAVRE, The splendid vessels on this tavorite route for the Con- tunent (being more southerly than apy other) will sail from pier No. rth River, ws follows SETLAURENT (Recuious) - Wed RANCH Ctrudelte)-.. DE: PARTS (Lac ‘adie in gold :— iN “&RPOOL. "LO! OR January 18 January 23 Saturday, Pebruary 6 including wine) :— n , $75; Third, $35, cursion Tickets at reduced rates. American travellers by taking this line avoid both | transit by English railway and the discomtorts of cross Channel, besides ieving: diem, Croats and Broadway. no WN OR LIV EREUOL, PE SUNITED STATES MAIL, ary at 7 A M. January 16, at 12 noon 2S January 2 nt a ¥. January FOR © ‘bruary North River. | om the White star docks, vie: Rates—Saloon, $8, gol teerage at low rates, Saloon staterooms, smoking rooms and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt, thus combin- safety, speed and comfort. or inspection of plansand other information apply atthe company’s office, 19 bivaa in New York. R, ORTIS, Agent. REAT WESTERN TEAMSHIP LINE, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENOLAND) DIRECT. The steamers of this line will sail from pier 18 East | River as follows: GREAT WE Captain Windham, Wed’ sd ARAGON, Captain lythos. — Cabin passage, $70; invermediata, ‘$46; steerage, $90, currency; excursion tickets, $130. Apply to the agent, 7) South street, W. D. MORGAN, Agent. _ paren STATES iS MATT: LINE TOs sree Tuesday from oer 46 North Ki | IDAHO (Captain Forsyih) | MANHATTAN (Captain 8 Prepaid tickets at lowest ral Amonzers booked 9 and Tae haiti: Hamieliy Soe. md Sweden £0. Dratte on ‘ireland, “England, Fra on and Germany at lowest rates. Ap, iy Wi Baro Broadway. JAMS & GULON, 2D STAR LINK— a Appornted to carry the Belgien and United States mails, The following steamers AN’ From Philadelpnia. VADiERLAND... 1C. NEDERLAND. Por Phitade! ak e NEDERLAND ey ‘om New York | SWITZEREAND , "ANTWERP, - From New ai: lan. 9 «Feb. 2 ‘ae Sicns ’Oabia.e, poiniaatthe lowertraten. n Uexets 19 and from all ‘aaseniger accommodations for all clases unsurpassed. Ample attendance ix provided revo dance ie provided. Every steamer carries & rough tickets and through bills of lading hr tween all prominent points. ee eer apply'to Passage, rates ot freight and other intormation GEO. W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad #h, N JOuN McDONALD, F sii to mebidioning 8 Bie dan pea Pang PATER WRIGHT AND 3, General’ Aj ea Sir Walnut feet fs yuacelDi. B. General European ‘Agent. Antwerp. TRAVELLERS’ a AL “RIVER LINE 10 BOSTO VIA NEWPORT and Fall River. fe te steamers NEWPORT nd OLD | COLONY leave pier 23 North River, soot of Murray street, daily Sundays excepted) at 4-P.'M. Through tickets sold at all principal hoteis in tive city. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. | nk Line | low tor cash; tw: and United States Matt trou te, Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cortland’ streets, us tollows:— Tetebura, th the West rs mrt and Expre: rrisburg, mie SPultman Palace ed, 9:3) A. 30 P.M. dund and 8 :30 P. For Willlainsport “and “Lock Haven (via rit and ‘rig Raliroad Division, connecting at Ph his), 9:39 A. For, Williamsport, Lowic Corry and Erie 83)°P. Me connecting at C Titusville, Petroleum Centre and ihe Oil Regi For Baltimore, Washington and the South. Washington Express” of Puliman $egprt funday. 920 4. M.: arrive Washington tl P.M... Regular, at 8:10 4 .3and9P. M. “Sunday, Peslamel ia, 7, 8:40, 9:39 A M., 12:3),3, 4, PW. and ia'maht Sunday” Emigrant and second cl, , 8,9, 10, AL A. M., 12 40, 6 Bs és 8, ‘Sunday. 5:20,7 aud rs attacl Ss Express for 4:10, Py ied Pea’ Hi e M. For New! rk “9 FE 30,7, 3:4) 2), 5: ii it P Mand 19 night | ) P.M. Eiizabeth. Mi 43) thas Bol tae 3: 350, 5:2), 5:40, 6, nd 12° nent ‘Sunda; 8 $2 a a $240, 4:10, 4:30, . ita Wb night sunday, 5:20 and’? Pos For ogee Be Forth sey aad South “Amboy. 6and | New Brunswick. 7 und Low prygtto 40, | Sloe, Mand ld night.’ Suiday , | For Kast Millstone, 12n00n, 3 and For Kingston and Hocky H His 0A. M. and 4:10 P.M, For Princeton. ¢ 8.49 4 290 daddand te, Me For Lambertvilfe und tiemingion, 33) AM. and 2PM For Fhullipsburg and Belvidere. 9:3) A. M. aii P.M. yor Trenton, Bordentown, Borhagton ‘ana Camien, / M. 12:30, 2, 4, 5 and 7 si gangs 1 Pie re le and Squa: ani Pemberton and ‘camden, via Perth nd Pemberton, 6 A. M. 10 and 10 20 P. Ticket omees” 526 and 4 Bros No. 1 Astor Ha eRet ote. ot ‘Dosbrosses, and Cortlandt. ‘trees No, . 4 Court street, Brooklyn; Nos. 114, 116 and 1s Hud. Hoboken: | Funigrant Ticket Office, No, 8 Bal yi 0 General Passotiger Agent NE THOMSON, General Manager EXCURSIONS. | estan A. Ppensesary * NoRTH SHORE STATEN IgLAND FERRY are running hourly EXOUKSION TRIPS from White- hall street, footot Broadway, for New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and ELM PARK, from 6:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. daily; Sundays every two | hours, from 8:30 A, M. to 645 P.M. | Trains a tive “as” follows:—From Pittsburg, 6:55 and | ra nd 10:36 P.M. ally; 10:1 A. Me and 7 40 P, | ‘rom Washington and ba ‘sand 1027 P.M ounday, 680 | St From Philadetptia, 0, 6:20, 6:55, | a ea AS Mea, 3 | | MARBLE MANTELS. A GREAT REDUCTION IN 3 OF MARBLE and Marbleized Mantels; all kinds of Floor Tiling, Monuments, Headstones, slabs for plumbers and cabinet Makers now offered it S. KLABK ’s Steam Works, Nos 217 to 227 West Fifty-frst strect, neat BI roadway, T GREATLY REDUC ES, An extensive stock of Slate and Marble + Masel Wash Trays and Slate Work of every description. ENKHYN SLATS COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue and seventeenth st, N.Y. T,GRKATLY REDUCED PRICKS—AN EXTENSIVE stock of Marble and Marbicizod Mantets anJ alt other marble work; Marbie furning tor che trails, AL KLABSK, 14 Kast Bighteenth steoot, naar Caird av. JTEWART’S SLATE MANTELS, MARBLE AND WOOD Mantels, rich and elegant designs, at the lowest Karen 200 and 222 West Twenty-third street, between venth and not bee! avenues. __ CLOTHING att At B. HARRIS) “NEW ~ESTABLISHME T, 1,173 Broad way, near Twenty-eighth stroet.—Ladies a and rentiemon receive the highest value for their Uast-ol the hij jh hei t- | Wearing Appa Call or address T 12h BROADWAY—<CHWARTZ WILL PAY THE, very highest prices tor Ladies’ and Gents’ Vast Oi Liga Cail on or address >CHWARIZ, A Broad above. LATTONS: UPTOWN BSTABLISUME 7, 16 SIXTH avenue, corner Forty-sixth | street.—Ladies and Hentlamnn Will positively receive B per cent more than elsewhere tor Casto 6 “e will pay for, Dre: from ho $i: Gyorcoate, | te 8810 ol ae a vere $25; ants. S2t0 8% Address or PLATO. 816 six ave lV | Aimee French Opera Poute Company, ‘BAtow ecocvas tHe vivanctat ANTE-BELLUM { PRICES BEGNANT! ADMISSION REDUCED ONE-BALF! ADMISSION REDUCED OME BALE! ATTRACTIONS INGREAS: 1D FOURFOLD! ATTRACTIONS sORR AS iD FOURFOLD! A REVOLUTION IN ae AMUSEMENT WORLD! MEN AGERE OF 60 WILD. LD BI 3, penee or WORLD’ WONDERS AND tHe « RE. * NOWNED HIPPODROME BNTER- TAINMENT FOR 30 Cu.NTS! AU DInNONE UNPRECEDENT N +a ‘D UNPARALLELED TREN THUSTAEM — THE NEW DEPARTURE @ BY TEN THOUSAND VISL!ORS, AFTERNOON v AND EVENING! rue OR THE MILLION A. FOLLOWS: RIE, MUS UM, HIPPODKOME Admission” 1g 24 the whole, inelading seats in family circle Admission (o the whole, ineinding chairs tn orchestra. . Admission to the whol ‘opera chairs. opposite gra Chilaren under ten half p GRAND PYRAMID ACT BY TRAINED ELEPHANTS. The most marvellous exhibition of cultivated instinct ever witnessed, mounting pedestals and pl d performing tho most dimeult feats with ast agility, interesting and instructive to old and young. HAPPY FAMILY EXTRAORDINARY ! Lions, Tigers Leopards, Pumas, &c., &c., the first and only instance upon record where the larger and more ferocious wild beasts have been taught to live in har- Pertormed by Protessor CHAILES WHITE, the THE BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH STAG HUNT! A delightful exhibition of male and female equestrian- deautitul Arablan horses, English hunting hounds, ‘stag and all the varying incidents of the chase, INDIAN LI INDIAN LIFE! INDIAN LIP E! INDIAN LIFE! with Be (ollowing auxiliary acts :— 5 id stand.. BUFFALO H ‘OW-3HOEB RACE! DEBRFOO! RAG INDIAN MAZEPPA! INDIAN HURDLE R DLE FOOT BACE! THE Flai APTURE! 1 THE THE DEATH CHIEFS, SQUAWS, PA RANGERS, &0. The numerovs Chariot. Hurdle and Flat Racesby the prominent lady equestrians at ateach exhibition, Doors oven at 1 and 6:30. Pertormances at 2:30 and & Seats secured six days in advance. 1k ADVERTISEMENT OF GRAND TROTTING CARNIVAL AT HIPPODROME, THURSDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 7. TBLO'S. G, B, THOBNE...)c60ssceeuee --Lessee and Manager Continued success of JACK AnD JILL, with ai the specialties, MaFFT1, the genuine and mirth-provok' JILL, JACK AND J TL 2K AND J JACK AND RS. ROUSBY AS LADY ELIZABETH TO-NIGHT, CEUM THEATRE. 14TH ST, AND 6TH AV. TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK. MRS. ROUSBY, THE RENOWNED ENGLISH ACTRESS, Will Appear, in her original character of THE LADY ELIZAbEIH, as played by her nearly 1,090 times in Tom ‘laylor’s Grand Historical Play, in flve acts, °TWIXT AXE AND CROWN, Produced. af scener’ after elaborate preparation, with new Propertiés, costumes and appointments and a Dowertul cast, including MR. GEORGE. CLARKE Keats oan be, secured at, box office “of theatre and Schirmer's music store, 701 Broadw SATURDAY, 1:30 B, M., FIRS ‘Poussy MATINEE, TH AVENUE THEATRE, 5 Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY Proprietor and Manager GREAT AND LEGITIMATE SUCCESS. THE PALACE OF TRUTH EVERY NIGHT AT& MATINEE SATURDAY AT 1:30. GILBERT'S GREAT FAIRY COMEDY A SUCCESS. GORGEOUS SPECLACULAR SCENERY. Miss CARLOTTA na RO 19 has been special, gngaged) as TH SP PENA amas Toke 0 AMES, Mr. 0) SAW Tr, Mr. HART CON iiss ANNIE GRAHAM, NELLIZ MORTIMER, ‘A VARIAN and others in the cast. SLATS MAY BE SROURED ONE WKEK IN AD- DUE NOTICE will be given of the first production of THE MERCHANT OF VENICE, which has been prepared as the important Shake. spearian, Revival of the present seagon, ia which Mr. wi » DAVENPORT and Miss CARLOTTA LECLEREG LM The new scenery by RUBLRTS, WITHAM and RTH AVENUE THE O SPECIAL MATL THE ATRE, KE, THURSDAY, JAN, 7, AT 2. PALACE OF TRUT! | N™, YORK STADT THEATRE. 43 AND 67 ROWER. AD, NEUE: Star Tengageisent of LINA MAYR, The eb fe permany, in Chere Bouffe. A Janaar; ‘Li DE MADAME Naor, FI Gpera Boutte, tn three acts, by Lecocd. erg Rolie Yi as Clairet Augot Box office open dally trom 83s o'clock Ac PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, aC. FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND HANDSOME Pianos to rent, at HAI BROTHER» Piano New Pianos on instalments or Pianos, been used a little, very low for A Rooms, 27 Union square. ry cash. A. —FOR R RENT, ‘UP! IGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Pi anos of our own make; also for sale, a number giging second hand Pianos, m perfect order. "WILLIAM NABE a ©U., No. ne ¥itth avenue, aber e Sixteenth a 4 BARGAIN—7¥¢ OCTAVE ROSBWOOD PLANO, Fi $'735 carved iéqs overstrung bass; every improve- monthly a. A CHICKERING LARGE AA. three-stringed agraffe, 74 improveme! nt: sold tor want reat 8 talments take! rent . BLD 15 Waverley A sacrifice; PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR & tour round (Decker & Bro ) P 74 octave, richly carved rosewood case, full agraffe eversirung Plano, having al, improvements, printed guarantee. a bill of sale, cost $975, tor $2 . Cover, box tor shipping. N- H.--Also parlor, iorary, chamber and dining room. Furniture. Call three aays, private residence, 210 West 21st st PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR magnificent and brilliant toned 74g octave, tour pune cornered, carved case Pianotot made to order, rf pre K, corner 6th av. and 23d GRAND av PIANOFORTE, city makers, cost $99), for, $25) cash, including cm: fered Cover, Stool, Mdsic Cabinet, Sheet Music: box r shipping also parlor, library. chamber and dinin room Furniture for sale: 4c. on the dollar: must be sold immediately; fainily leaving city. West 23d at. BARGALN—CARVED Pianoforte; d \HAPEL ORGAN FOR SALU—SILVER MEDAL 167. J Address URGAN, do. 4) West {ighteenth street. JOR SALE—AN ELEGANT NEW SQUARE PLANO, j ,uetave. catved legx, rosewood, Warranted, at Sreat sacrifice. 170 Third avenue, neat Sixteenth street. IANOPORTE,—THE AD ES aan, WANTS TO purchase a first class upright Ph second hand: mast be in splendid order aad guaruiiteet. Address JONES, box li uerald Uptown Mranch office. TATERS NEW | CALE PIANOS, CONCERTO AND other Organs will be sold this week at reaucea prices tor cash; Pianos, $10 to $15 and Organs, $6 to $10 inonthly atter first aepasit, ATERS & SON, 481 Broadway. TANTED—A PIANO, IN EXCHANGE FOR DIA- monds and Jewelry. Address PIANO, Herald Up- town Branch office $275 5: CASH—STRINWA rs. carved frame, every improvement: J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley plac Private residence ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE corners; celebrated | maker; tor less than $10). 243 Kast 3th PIANOFORTE, ROUND ss. overstrung, full tron ‘ga near ss aS THE BALL SBASON. AL DOPERA BOUFFE, DR AND MASQU HURADE BALL, given a ACADEMY. OF" MUstC, ON TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19, by the combined artists of the TURKE &) OPERA BOUrFE COMPANIES, viz:— Boldene Knglish Opera Bouffe Company, and the néw French Opera Bouffe Company, shortly'to aypear ai the Park iheatre, Th nee at this Ball of some of the most popalar opera’ ‘oute Artists in the world will lend ATTRACTION (ed ( 10 be Af « y PASSING. BEAUTY, ii ts determine fi that this shail be the MOST REMARK. ABLE FEI OF THE KIND ever held in New York, and that a sincnchith REE PRODUCTION me Dane toth “an attraction. ARISLAN. CAPITAL, Ail THE, MEM hy “OF THREE OPERA i # COMPANIES will partic The whole will form aeart ee Bleture of IN N RK. The sale of tickets day morning, at 9 o'clock, at Decker Bi are; Kullman's, 114 Broadway; box offices, Lyceum Park Theatres; Delmonico's, Fourteenth street, and principal hotels — M thine ANNUAL | GRAND BALL, in aid of the NEW YORK INFAWE ASYLUM, Sill take pinge at the ACADEMY OF MUSIV, TARUARY y 1875, Tickets, $5 ¢: obtained from janagers, and private Y be procures Mrs. Clarence Lyman oliins, t BD treet, betore Ll o'clock A. M from bun t D, Kings vostonets for the [ntant Asyiam Annual Grard Ball may be obtainea of the Managers and at the sollowing convenient places Mra. J. Case, No. 19 West Fittteth firegty Mee, Davia Watts, St Cloud’ Hotel; Mrs L. M. 7 10 Wi aor ninth sreet, Dr. Jou) Foster, ie o.% sa artgs he tan A racy. ‘0, 88 Now atreet; 1 Heonderaye Boxes oF mre - O ‘est Thirty -eighth strei ‘, 38 Union | YMPIO THEATRE, . JO! . none FRY A ‘ pe RB ORAM ETON Se SSWIMMEE OF Ov THE WORLD, cating, drinking, sind oki pking. reading fend writing for three under Water. THE MARVECLO 3 Gal in Doute Somersault trom shoulder ¢ aha oulder; fest time this fear has fag Ry? a re Lyric sta! Tmp Ne ove oltelycecdtt lnptreznae Noe Miss BLANCHE KLLUERMAN, Retarn of MANOiRD and WILSON, HA STANSIu IA3S, RICKEY, ae panne iL, GUS W AKRIB TE OOURTRIGHT. ©. to. Mati ves, Wednesday end bauttdey. ‘ACCABE.—ROBINSON HALL, SEXTERTER street between Firth avenue and Union Every evening, aS. in ls highly successful Mo . Music, Ventetig { 24 yaad cl te sic, wi palont i “AND RE Sant Delineations. eit ; Fellow,"? and thedual deep t | e dual e] R-ROWLAND THE KUPF-US CT MACUABE will PERSON AT TWO GI MALE AND F&MALS), remi audience, Fa 25e,; juveiltes under 15 vents of age, aay _Tieket office, Robinson Hall, open daily “ome icy TOOD'S MUSEUM. woop's, AFTERNOON AT 2. EVENING AT 8. T. MELVILL! only, Wednesday Matinee : Oe ets ANILES, | In'the gens Dra in SMOKE, ARK THEATRE, save eneee WEEK. OSITIVELY LAST WEE! REMEMBER! * LAST we LAST Wi LAst We REMEMBER! REMEMBER! THEATRICAL L SEXSAMION OF OF THE SEASON, reat role en ‘aucee cole nahULBle Male TWAIN'S | sth performance. WEDNESDAY. > January, FRIDAY. Henedit to Mr. RAY" HIDAY. H RAYMON SA’ TURDAN: ARS” MATIN! SATURDAY. Rant, Mae, HAYMOND's LAST. ANCE in New York for, some time, in_conseque: poy cther engawements, NEXT MONOAY- January 1 rm uration’ of ite SEASON OF FRENCH OPEIA, wh HL be ted, first time, Bazin's charmnll JYAGE EN © INE? s Rentrea ot the MINELLI; Messrs. De appearance of the fone Full Chorus and Orehestr Sale of seats commences this morning, at box office of the theatre only. a Box office open till 42. SPECIAL NOTICE —Ladieg lies desirous of ¢ me in the ballet wall call at ze entrance on Twenty-sco: _ ond street on THisDay, 7h inet, pinto ih tol o'clock. Stage Manager. Boorws THEATR GRAND SUO@ESS, SECOND WEEK! of Haltiday’s admirable dramatic, version, of, Charley Dickens’ charming story, Be vid Copperfield,” entitled THE TRIBUNE save:— a yptene is in five acta and “ is deeply mteresting. layed fur reat favorite, jeer, Duplan, ni alehis ie. LEONTINE Valerie, and first ublic welcomed ive piece and. the | The popular actor and author of it with | Mr GHO. FAWCETT. ROWE ives his pital impersona: [tion of the numoror r WILKINS MIOAWBisi las performed by Alm at the larger | Olymple Theatro, London, for Dial in a inne a yo mugnifice TEDW succeeded sense than is at all usual | over 400 consecutive nights, with stage effects, for it} The seenery, by WILLIAM expressed not less the | VOSGTLIN ‘and RIC) oo awful grandeur than the | MARSTON, is magnifi tender promise of relig- the principal 1 pictures jon, ‘The STORM SCENE z r was equal to its terrife | THE ILLUMINATED pe theme. Itis a long time THEDRA. since we have witnessed | a dramatic representa- | THE ARK. ONT THR SANDS! tion so full of the sub- THE Soe cone stance of genuine and Lee SAIL eee THE solid merit.” LITTLE EMLY MATINEE , SATURDAY, hig o’CcLOOK, (puearaen COMIQUE. Mr, JOSH, HART, ..-Sole Proprietor MATIN MATINEE MATINEE) TO-DAY. MATINEE | TO-DAT MATINEE TO-DAY. ‘TON, HARRIGAN HART, Mr, CHAS, WHITE, Mr. CARTER. Miss KINTY O'N LG, Miss ALICE BENNETE, Miss ans BOOTH, v4 BROADWAY. Mr, BaRMNGN a & Sart ey rn t, sashes n conjunction w present damm: Com tinee Wednesday anc tarda, Maik ATopreter aM Mr. LESTER WALLACK Pro) tor ane anager... Mr. Prieto DION HOUCIGAULT, EVERY EVE NING AND SATURDAY. earnek in a new and original Irish, play, entitled Mr. H. J. MONTAG! UE Ate NON GILBERT, HARR’ ee Tt, Mr. EDWARD ARNOTT. Mr. J, POLK, M BD WIS, Mme. 3 ION KE, Mrs, sEFLON and Mies BLAISDELE also mn the ent Carriages may be ordered at 10:40. Seats secured three weeks in advance. (Gt0E THEATRE, 7 BROADWAY. 720, CAMPBELL & apiteest ¢ Matinee. | tague, Jean G 7 New —— | tie Florence, ' Moll Matinee. | Mitchell, Harry Ric! —— |mond, Smith and We Matinee. ron, — — W. Deve: QUARTET, | Matinee. | Walter | Bray, —_— — John Woodard, RS. F. B. O OKLYN THEATRE, THIS (WED ENING, MR. E. L. DAVs ) PORT, in his ree at a OVESEBAGH in Massinger's play vAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS, _To- MORROW Petit RSDAY)—OTHELLO, RYANT’S OPERA HOU TWENTY-THIRD street, between Sixth und seventh avenues, nead Booth’s Theatre. BVEKY EVENING 8, SATURDAY, MATINES ATS GS OF PROGRA MINSTRELS, | RIDING "A STRELTCAR, YAN BRYANT'S BRYANT S he Ball's up at Central Pai introducing the TUMOR troupe in the kuting Carn! poe. PASTOR'S, OPERA HOUSE.—201 BOWERY, THE Lean Re td GREAT | THis FEM z | Kitty M gg NST Misses Katie Howard, Josie Kichmond, Lulu Richmond, _A\ Yeainans, Magic ‘Kay, ‘Lillle Nayinond, Josie F ei sal agli fans 4 ‘Anderson, MIss, BEAN His sas Ls! Ter igs GABRI pats BI oe nee 1ONY PASTO! and 1d gil the Gomipany. JAN FRANCIS 10 MINSTRELS, &W OPERA HOUSE, y Broadway, corner Senta is, ‘on must laugh. eral The original spt farefam v1 TRCH, Wo MBOLD & BACKUS! BAN FRANCISCO MINS TRE! BER. New Year Caller MINs Too Late tor the Train | BAN FRANCT<CO MINSTRELS, Laughing Gas. R. Solo on an Oyster C: SAN FRANCISCO ME NSTRELS, Now Songs, Jokes, &a, Street cars may be ordered at 10. FAMILY MATINES SATURDAY AT 2 Seats yecurea. Stay HALL, THEO, TH THOMAS THO, THOMAS’ SYMPHONY © CONCERTS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 7, AT TWO, THIRD AFTERNOON PUBLIC REHEARSAL, Admission, 75 conts; Re: cy TURDAY EVENING, JAN THI) SYMPHONY CONCER’ OVERTURE, Paris and Helene... SCENE and ARIA, second act Euryanthe pin RRANZ REMME ITZ, SMEHONY, 3 No. 6, D minor, (tirsc time)......... | fAN'S ABSCHIED. 1 Walkueren (manusert RZAUBER, (first times Wagner ee art by Mr. FRANZ REMMERI% ethover Adimission to Coneert, i) ‘and $1 0 py ‘Soatn cents extra, The sale of Reserved Seats and Tickets will commence on MONDAY MORNING atthe box, office of Steinway Hall, 701 and 114 Broadway, and at33 Union sauare, CONCERT—CHURCH OF n avenue and Forty-second IGHTH GRAND ORGA! 4, othe Holy Trinity, Mat January 6, 1676 Be Pp fe Organiet, ist’ Mi julager, Ad- mission twenty —DRAMATIO INSTRUCTION, VOCAL Plover gymnastics render the voice smooth, powerful and Melodious, und prevent disease of the throat and lungs.— New Hook, Terms moterate. No. 4 8t Mark: YARTIER’'S RECKPTION _DANSANTE—BVERY J” Thursday evening at his Dancing Academy, Pim} ton Building, Stuyvesant and Ninth streets, Private les. sons int glide walt a specialty, T AMB'S vARK THEATRE, BROOK: re atee AV eDNMOUAT) BY MUnG Jaguary 1875, through the Sin the’ succeseful: AM, Drama, CLANG. MONDAY, January 11, MAGGIE MITCHELL as FANCHO Jomedy by ‘Toeprer.” M4 tN 4 o'e look. (HERES & MILLIONS “IN IT” 8ONG—BY J. Thomas, 30e.; "You and You" and =delont Waitzes, by Strauss, cay Fair Body" Bikol, 6 is” Waltz, Warren, Voce SURG fod © m4 A L*3 AND GENTLEMEN FITTED FOR THB LAGraraaue nnd. vaeiets eeige.on, reseonaats terms; pupils have an opportunity to play while receiving tm structions, — Prof, GARVINE«, 44) Seventh avenue. XERCT~ sE, HEALTH, Mh sebader TJ. WOOD'S Gymnasiimn, vo, 6 Hast Twenty elgnth n aice ue jay and ev , Jeneing, ‘ein oh nung EA Realtor Bane!