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IBTTHtTffHflWW tims TO ITBRY DAT,
COBPOn vTIOJf NOTICE S.
^OrV<?ATION NOTICE ? PUBLIC NOTICE 18 IIERB
CJ by .<T*n, that petition ? have been presented ia tha
Hoard of Councilman for th* extaaiion of the aowar pro
posed to Ve built in Heekman itreet. between Pearl and
0?M atraata, to and to eonneet with tlio Hwtr ia Gold
atreet. All perioni Interested in tha above, aod having oV
taotioaa thereto, are requeued to present tha aama, ia
writing. to the Contract Clerk, at ttiia office, on or befora
Friday, March 10. 1S64.
1LIAB L. BMITH. )
Til BO. B. DB FOREST, > Ore ton Aqueduct Board.
A. W. CBAVEN. S
Croton Aqueduct Department, Fab. B, 1M4.
CBOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARCH 3, 1864 ?
Poblic notice ia hereby given, that by an not of tha
Lacialatur* paaaed at the apeelal aaaaion, Jaly 30, IMS, an
additional charge of tea per cent U addad on tha drat day of
April neit on all anpald water rant*, making, with tha
ahargia previoualy added by law, tweii;-l*e pair oent on
aaah amonnt nnpaid, and that if tha laid renta, including
?aid ehargti, are aat paid befora tha trit day of May next
earning, tha property on which laid rant ramaina nnpaid
will be returned to the Clark of Arreara, pursuant to tha
proTiaieaa of the act above mentioned.
EL1A8 L. BMITH, President.
CBOTON AQUEDUCT DBPABTMENT? TO CON
tractore? Sealed propoaala, endoraed " propoaala for
aawer in Heater street,'" will be received at the office of tha
Crotoa Aqueduct Departmeat. nntil Monday, tha 30th day
of March. 1864, at 13 o'cUok, M.. at which hour the bidi win
ba opened, to build a aewer, with tha neeeeaary receiving
baaina and culverta, ia Heater atreet, from the aewer at
Bldridge atreet to the eaaterly aide of Forayth atreet, being
in length abont 336 feet. The plan of tha work may be aeen,
and specifications obtained, on application at thia office.
ELI AS L. BMItH, ) Croton Aqueduct
TUBO. B. DE FOREST. jjoard
A. W. CBAVEN, ) D0Ma
New York, Marah 7. IBM.
CBOTON AQUEDUCT. DEPARTMENT.? TO CONTRAC
tora ? Sealed propoaala, endoraad " Proposals for sewer
im Maraar atreet," will be received at tha office of tha Croton
Aaaedact Department, until Monday, the 20th day of Mareh,
U-M, at 11 o'clock M., at whloh hour tha bid* will ba opened,
to baild a aewer, with tha neeaisary receiving baiina and cul
verta, ia lfereer atreet, from tha aewer la Prinoe atreet to a
poiat about 90 feet south of Houaton atreet, being in length
abaat 427 feat. The plan of the work mar lie aeen, and ipe
ciieatious obtained, on application at thia offiee.
ELI AS L. SMITH, > Croton
THEO. R. DB FOREST, SAauaduot
A. W CRAVEN, S Board.
New York, March 7, 1*64.
STREET DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS?
Sealed propoaala will be received at thia offiee until Mon
day, March 6, 1864, to regulate and grade Eighty-sixth
atreet, from Eaat river to Third avenue. For blaating and
isaaoviag the rook at the foot of Jackson atreet, Eaat river,
fcaawn aa VanderMlt roek. To aet curb and gutter atonea
??d fl*? a apace four feet wide through the aidewalka of
?Ightyseventh atreet, between Third and Fifth avennei.
Specifications to be had on application to the Contract Clerk
ef this department. JAMES FUREY, Street Com'r.
February 36, 1864.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS?
Public notice ia hereby given that the following reaolu
Uom have been proacnted in the Board of Counoilmen: ? To
Sag four feat of walks of Third avenue, between Fortieth
and Fifty-flrst atreet. To fence vacant lota couth aide
Baeond avenue, between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-aeventh
atreet*. To flag walka of Thirty-iecond atreet, between
Eighth and Ninth avenuea, where not now done, and relay
fagging where nccciiary. To repair the crosswalk! in
Chambers atreet, between Chatham atreet and Broadway.
To widen Church atreet to 100 feet, and extend it through
Triaity place to Greeuwich atreet. To flag four feet of walk
aorth tide of Broome ttroet, between Tompkius and Eaat
streets; also weat aide of Boat atroet, between Grand and
Broome and Dclancy streets, where not now done. To flag
east aide of Seventh avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty
?fth street*, where not now flagged, and relay flagging
where necessary. AU persona interested havlug objections
thereto, are requested to present them to the undersigned,
at hia office, on or before the 9th day of March next.
Feb. 28, 1854. J AS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS.?
Public notice ia hereby given that tha following petitiona
have been presented in the Uoard of Councilman: ? To flag
walka ia front of vacant lota ia Twenty-third atreet, be
tween Seventh aud Eighth avenues: to flag four feet of west
aide of Ninth avenue, between Thirty first and Thirty
aacond ctreets; to aot curb and gutter and regulate Thirty
second street, between Second and Third avouuei; to widen
CliO street, on the northwest aide from Heekman street, on
* line with the present northwest sido of Cliff street, from
Beekman to John street, and running northeasterly on a
line with front cf building known ai 61 Cliff street. All per
aaai interested having objection! thereto are requested to
preient them, in writing, to the undersigned, at hii office,
?? or before the 18th day of Marah iust.
March 3, 1864. JAMES FUREY, Street Commlaaloner.
QTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
O Baalad proposal! will bo received at this officii until
Thursday, 16th day of March inst., at 12>?o'clock, P. M., for
?xcavating the flip between piers 4 and (S East river. Speci
teationi to be bad on application to the Contract Clerk of
tLii department. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
March 6, 1864.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4 HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice li hereby given that the following resolu
tion! have beon presented in the Board of Councilman:? To
flag the north side of Broome street, between Attorney und
Ridge streets, where not already done. To regrade and fla j
the aidewalka, and aet eurb and gutter in Attorney street,
Ihn No. 39 around the corner of Broome street to the south
east corncr of Clinton streot, and from thence to No. 143
Clinton atreet. All pcraons interested havlug objections
thereto, are requested to present them, in writing, to the uu
Aartigned, at bli office, on or before the 16th day of Mareh,
iait. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
March 0, 1864.
LEGAL WOTICES.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.? JAMES CURRIE
againtt Jo La (J. Thompson, James R. Hitchcock, Archi
bald Robertson. Alexander Osboarn, Bernard Dour^doure,
Stewart Newell, Iraav D. Knight, James A. CaDinini-<,
8amael Newell. Oliver Hangb, Judak P. Carrie, Charles P.
Carrie and William Carrie. Sommons for a money demand
contract. To Archibald Robertson, one of the abovo
naned defendants: Von are hereby summoned and required
to answer a complaint in thia aotivn, of whioh a oopy ia
herewith served upon yon, and to serve a copy of your an
swer lo the said complaint on the sabscriber, at nil office,
at 76 and 77 Merohants' Exchange, in the city of New York,
within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of
the day of sach service; and if you fail to answer the said
plaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in thia
Action will take Judgment against you for the snm of ono
hnndred thousand dollars, with interest from tho seven
teenth day of November, one thousand eight hnndred and
Mty-two, besides the oosts of this action. The oomplalat in
this action was filed in the offlco of the Clerk of the city and
county of New York on the 13th day of February, Ifttl.
E. P. CO W LES, Plaintiff's Attorney.
Dated New York, Feb. 1, 18M.
STATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
of Ontario. ? Jessie C. Smith against Willard C. Way.?
To Willard C. Way, defendant: ? You are hereby summoned
to anawer the oom plaint of Jesse C. Smith, plaintiff, whioh
was Died in the ofllceof the Clerk-of Ontario county, New
York, on the 9th day of February. 18M, and to servo a copy of
your answer on the sultsoriber, at his offlce in tho vilage of
Caaandalgua, New York, within twenty davs after the ser
viee of this summons, exclutive of the day orservioe ; and if
yon fail to answer said complaint as hereby required, the
plaintiff will take Judgment against you for one hundred add
?ixty f vs dollars, with interest thereon from the second day
of February, 18M, besides costs.
S. W. SALISBURY, .Plaintiff's Attorney.
HOTELS.
VSAAAA/V-' v'A/WVVw'yWWVAA/i-V A WAA' A.'vWWWVS.'V
COOPER BOUSE, BROADWAY. NEAR BROADWAY
Theatre? Centrally situated on the great thoroughfare,
and convenient to Wall street and the various places or
amusement. Tidy female waiters are employed, as at the
Clarendon and other first class hotels. Board two dollar*
per day ; dinner at three and four o'olock.
ALBERT J. PEASE A BROTHER, Proprietors.
TUD8#N'S MOTEL, 61 BROADWAY? BY J. A. P. O'
?V GRADY, suceesscfft to Curtis Jndson. ? This well
known and popular bouse will be conducted by its p reseat
proprietors, as formerly, on the European plan. Meals
served at all hours, from 7 A. M. till 11 P. M. Orders for
private dinner or sapper parties will be promptly attended
te by the parties leaving word attbe offlce. Due attention
will no paid to the patrons of the house by the proprietor in
person. The brothers hope by unmitigated attention to de
serve a share ef public ftrear.
StTcIORGE HOTEL, KM BROADWAY, NEW YORK.?
This new and elegantly furnished fumilv hotel has just
'been completely renovated, and opened under new aaspteet.
It eombir.es tlie comforts of a private residence with all the
conveniences of a hotel, and is net to be surpassed by any
eetablisbment of tb? kind in New York.
? R. HILTON PERKINS.
#pO PASSENGERS -FOR CUBA.?' THE REYERE HOUSE
J. is the largest, most airy and commodious house in Ha
vana, pleasantly faitnated in (the immediate vicinity of the
Captain General's and Intendontc's palaces, the cathedral,
eepulchre of Columh<ui,.FIaiia de Armes, custom house and
quay; also near the Alameda Paseo and Taeon theatres. A
alcrl visits the steamers to facilitate the landing of passen
gers and baggage. MRS. RAYMOND, Proprietress.
DRY GMB8,.AC.
IVAY? MA* UFACTURER
and ChantUly laces. Ai
_ . ng from to 3 and yar
tag laoes? Brussels point. ChantUly, Valenciennes and Gul
pare, to be sold at low pnoes.
CQC BROADWAY ? MANUFACTURERS' DEPOT OF
Ol7U Brussels and ChantUly laees. An assortment of
remnants, running from V as 3 and Shi yards of the follow
Bli BROIDERIES? SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY FIRE
and water, at f?7K Broadway, together with a large as
i ortuient of other goods, at lower prices than have ever been
eihrcd up town. The store will open tliia day. at 9 A. M., at
H9 Broadway, betweca Eighteenth and NineUenth streets.
IMPORTED WOVE- C ORSETV. ? MR?. OA YNOR HAS
Just received another importation of elegaut French and
Maglilh wore corsets, and on<-r? them for sale at half the
prices generally charged. 49 Third avenue, oorner of Tenth
ktreet,in?xt the drug store. Wbelesnlo and.r<tall.
TRAVELLBHT GUIDE .
/"CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO FEULADEL
\J phla, trom pier No. 1 North river. Two lines daily, at
7 A.M. and 2 P. M. Accommodation Une at 7 A. M., by
otoambeatilohn Potter, to South Am boy, thence by oars to
ynm pieces and Camden; fare 12. Express line atjiP.M., by
Jofui Potter, *o Amboy,?lhenee direct to Camden by oars;
thooogh In In hours; fare $5.
TIT? SON "RIVER RAILROAD. ? TRAINS BA1LY
rl from Chambers street for Albany and Troy ??
Esgwess tre*n. 7 A. M.? Through In Tear hoars, connecting
with trains reaohiag Buffalo or Montreal ertlOo'olook same
Mall ttrain, 8, A. M? Through way trains at 12 M. and 7
P. M.
Express -train, Sr. M.? Emigrant train. ? P.M. For Tarry
town, WO P.M. For Peeksklll, 5.30 P. M. For Ponghkepslir,
IJtt A. M., And 4<F.M. Passengers taken ad Chamfers,
Canal. Cteilelopbsr, Fourteenth, and Thirtr-ftrat streets.
Hunday teains front Canal street, ats.ee P.M., for Albany
asd Troy, fltepping at all way stations.
7 .EDMUND FRENCH, Superlatendsnt.
VTEW YOK* AND MONTREAL RAILROAD LINE,
Pi via Bellows Fall.. Rutland, BnrUngton, Windsor,
White River, Bells Rivr. St. Johnsbnry, MontpeUer. St.
Albena and Rouse's Point to Ogdensbnrg and Montreal.
Tleket offices? New Havoa Railroad, earner of Broadway
and Cans! street, and Twenty sixth street and Fonrth ave
nue. Express trains at HA. M. and 4 P. M. Baggage check
ed throngs. Freight by the few Haven steamers, Pock eRp.
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent, 128 South street.
EW YORK AM* PHILADELPHIA DIRECT? VIA
New Jersey Rcdloead? Unfctod States mail and express ,
line, leave Hew York, Cat* of CorHandt street, at seven, nine,
and eleven, P. M., and at foqr and balf-past Ave, P. M. ,
Fare? *2 7# In seven estd eleven A. M? and fonr P. M. to
Kensington; 92 DO (for second ale*) In eleven A. M. from
Hew York and enarter past four fretn Philadelphia; *1 in
?toe A.M., and half past ivajp.H. to cjamden. Aecommoda- I
tioo line Itaves at twelve M. {at reduced prioes) from Cort- 1
landt street via Camden and JWalnnt street, in six hours. 4
Through tickets so.d for BalMcMre, Washington, Norfolk,
Weldsc, Wilmington, and CbarUeton, in the above trains.
Through baggage agents in the nine and half-past Ave trains
only. Passengers with baggage erase the ferry fifteen rain
a tee before the train leaves.
CPR*WBRIJRy7~ LONG BRAM('JH~H10HLA*DS, i
C5 Ocean Boose, and Ocean Port.? The steamer JAMES
CHRISTOPHER, Captain John Prlee, will leave the foot of
Barclay sttort, March 4. at 10 o'clock A. M. ; 7th, at II A. M .
fth. aO* 57: I^th. at 2P. I T; and 14tb, at 7 A. M. Leaves
Ocean Port, Marc(6.at11 A. M ; fib, atUM,; '('{t, at 1 P.
M., ppd 16{h, s(f A. M.
R
iHimia.
OVA L HAIL STEAMSHIP BUBOPA FOR LITBB
.?.?> pool ? The Bsrtp*. Neil Shannon. eommanaer, will
Mil from tli. Comp.ny'. dock. ?? Jereev City. with .the mUi
and passengers for Earope, oa W ednesday. tho Pth,nV*"'
ill P. M preeisely. Pmiipn ??? t,
board by 12>i o'clock. Tho Asia will saU oa the Xid in
stant. _________
FOB liverpool. -the boyal m ai lstbam ship
A N DBS will sail from Boston for Liverpool, tome ng at
Halifax i? place Tt the Niagara. withth. ft*?;
gers for Barope. on Wedueedey, the ?? ia???^ Iw*?*
VI tfi j -.* ; v tho United States mails for Europe,
.hip will doport, rij. " 1 \ ,t 12 o'clock. M. from her
positively on Saturday, Harcu ? ijfU .. nlllu.
berth at the foot of Canal street. For fr*.%_
having unequalled sccomrnodatlons f?r elezanee and eom
fort. apply to BDVARD K. COLLINS, M Wall street.
PaiKoart are reqneeted to he oa board at 11){ o'clock,
A. H. The steamship Pacific will succeed tho Atlantic, and
?ail April lit. __
THB LIVBRPOOL AMD PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company ? Notice ? Tho CITV OF MANCHESTER
will sail from Philadelphia for Liverpool, on Tuesdsy, 28th
Fel.ro.ary. 1864, instead of Thursday, 2d March, as pre
viously advertised.
FROM PHILADELPHIA. 1884.
City of Manchester Tuesday,. ..Feb. 28.
City of Glasgow Saturday, . Mar 28.
City of Manchester Saturday. .April IS.
City of Glasgow Saturday. .Hay IS.
City of Manchester Saturday, .Juno 3.
City of Philadelphia About. . . . June 17.
FBOM LIVERPOOL.
City of Manchester Wednesday, Feb. 1.
City of Glasgow .Wednesday, Mar. 1.
City of Manchester Wednesday, Mar. 22.
City of Glasgow Wednesday. April 19.
City of Manchester Wednesday, May 10.
City of Philadelphia About Hay 24.
SAMUEL SHITH, Agent, 42 Walnut street, Phil.
STBAH BETWEEN NEW TOBE AND GLASGOW.?
Tho Glasgow and New York Steamship Company'* new
steamers GLASGOW, (1.902 tons, 400 horse power.) Robert
Craig, commaadar, and NBW YORK, (2.400 ton*, 900 horse
power.) will leave New York for Glasgow as anasr, vis.
Saturday, March 18, at lSb'clock H., and Wednesday, Hay
10, at 12 o'clock, H. First cabin saloon staterooms, $00; do.
midships do., 975; second cabin, 960: third class, $2A. Apply
to JOHN HcSYHON. 89 Broadway.
PACEBTS TO HAVRB-SBCOND LINE.? THE FOL
lowing ship* will leave Havre oa the 16th and New
York on lbs 1st of each month
From New York.
Ship ST. DENIS,
1,000 tons burthen,
Alonio Fotlansbee, matter.
SUBT. NICOLAS,
1,0ct! tons bnrthen,
John Bragdon, master.
New rhip MEBCUBY,
1.400 tons burthen,
R. D. Conn, muster.
Ship WILLI AH TELL,
(new) 1,200 tons bnrthen,
James Funk, master.
Tley arc all first class New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles for the comfort and convenience
of passengers, and commanded by men of experience in this
trade. Tl:e price of passage is $100, without wines or liquors.
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from
any charges but those sctually incurred.
BOYD A HINCKEN, Agents, 161 Pearl street.
US. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY? FOR NEW
? Orleans, via Havana, on Monday, Mnrch 13.? Tho well
known and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Cuptaln U.
Windlo.? This steamer has been thoroughly overhauled, and
is fitted with new boilers, new cabins, ana new furniture,
and Is now in every respect in the most complete order; she
will sail on 13th March, at 2 P. H., from Warren street pior.
Rates of passage to Havana and New Orleans: ?
Stateroom berth .$60
Standee berth SO
Kteerage berth and fpund 23
Passage can now be secured at the Company's office.
Freight to New Orleans, 10 cents per cubio foot, will be
received on the 8th Inst.
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Snippers will be supplied with blank bills of lading of the
form issued by the Company on application at their office;
no other form is signed, ana no bills of lading will be signed
alter the hour of tailing.
For freight or passage apply at tho office of tho Company,
No. 177 West street, corncr of Warren street.
M. O. RORERTS.
EW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
via Nicaragua ? The Accessory Transit Co. of Nicara
gua, proprietors ? Through in advance of the mail ? Only
line giving through tiokcts, Including the Isthmns crossing,
? The new double engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST,
2,000 tons burthen, will leave from pier No. 3 North river,
at 3o'eloek P. M. precisely, for San Juan del Norte, on Hon
dny, March 20, connecting with the new and favorite steam
ship Cortes, 2,000 tons burthen, over the Nicaragua Transit
i route, having bet twelve miles of land transportation, by
I first class carriages. These steamers are unsurpassed in
; their ventilation and accommodations. For information or
. passage apply only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. 0
Bowling Green.
Fare reduced? independent line for san
FTsneisco.? The NORTH STAR, to leave on the 5th of
I April, to connect with the YANKEE BLADE. The books for
these two ocean palaces ait now open. Passages engaged
: before the 20th Harcb, will be sold at the following rates : ?
Cabin, $150; steerage. 75. Apply to
JAMES M. CROSS, V Battery place, up stairs.
Australia pioneer line of monthly pack
ets, carrying tha United States Mail. ? The American
i clipper ship NIGHTINGALE, 1.068 tons register, will be
despatched early in April for Melbourne, as sixteenth ship
of this line. The Nightingale was built for exhibition at tho
World's Convention in London; she is one of tho sharpen
snd fastest sailing ships afloat, and her saloon cabin is not
iurpasscd ia point of comfort and eleganoe, having been
luilt at an immense cost. Passengers and shippers who will
psy tho rates charged by the Great Britain, from Liverpool,
will be guaranteed as to passage. Plans of the cabins and
rates will bo forwarded by mail to intending passengers. For
freight or passage apply to
| R- W. CAMBBQN, 116 WaU street.
"VTEW YORK AND ALABAMA STBAHSHIP COMPA
J_l ny? For Mobile, stopping at Havana.? The steamship
BLACK; WARRIOR. Capt. J. D. Bullock, will sail for the
above port oa Thursday, Mareh 9, at 12 o'clock precisely,
from pier foot of Harrison street, North River,. Passage $<?.
Freight taken for Now Orleans. Good* consigned to L. Mead
A Co., Mobile, will be forwarded free of commission. Com
pany's printed rates of freight and bills of lading can be had
on application at tho office. No freight taken to Havana
i but specie. No freight received on sailing days. Ship
pers will please send in their bills of lading to be signed on
i {he evening previous to tha day of sailing. Paroels received
IF> at tho offiee only. Passengers from Havana must procure
passports before leaviac port.
^LIVINGSTON, CROCHEBON A CO., 51 Broadway.
OB SA VANNAn? FABE REDUCED? THE NEW AND
splendid sidewheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
: Captain B. Bardie, carrying tha united States mail, will
! leave Philadelphia for Savannah on Wednesday, March 8,
at 10 o'clock A. M, from the wharf above Pine street. In
speed and strength, and every arrangement for the comfort
and convenience of passengers, this ship is unsurpassed.
Fare from Philadelphia, $20; steerage, $8. The STATE OF
GEOBGIA leaves, as above, the following Wednesday,
Agents in Philadelphia, HERON A MARTIN, 37>? North
Wharves; in Savannah, C. A. L. Lamar.
FOB SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA? UNITED STATES
Hail Line. ? The new and splendid steamship ALA
BAMA, Geo. B. Schenok, will leave on Wednesday, March
8th, at 4 o'clock P. M.. from pier No. 4 North river. Apply
to SAMUEL L. MjTCHILL, No. 13 Broadway.
The Augusta, Thos. Lyon, will leave on Saturday, Maroh
11. Through 'tickets from New York to Jacksonville, $31;
Pilatka, $33.
FOB CHARLESTON AND FLOBIDA? SEMI WEEKLY
IT. S. Msil Line. ? The favorite and fkst going steamer
SOUTHEBNBB, T. Bwan, eommander, will leave pier No.
4 North river, on Wednesday, Mareh 8, at 4 o'clock, P.M..
preeitely. For freight apply on board, where all bills of
lading will be rirned. and for passage at the office ofSPOF
FOBD, Tir.ESTON A CO., No. 30 Broadway. Through
tickets to Florida at follows,? to Jacksonville, 931: to Pi
latka, $38.
Fob- v'ibginia, Carolina, Georgia, ac? thb
United Statesman steamship ROANOKB, Capt. Skin
ner, will leave pier No. 13 North river, on Tuesday, Mareh
7, at 4 o'clock P. M., for Norfolk, Petersburg and Richmond.
N
Time to NorfAlk about twenty-fonr hours. Passengers ar
riving there can take the Seaboard and Roanoke, and Wil
mington and Manchester railroads to Augusta, Atalanta,
Charleston. Ac. Passage and fare to Norfolk, $B; to Peters
bur? and Richmond, $10; steerage half price. For freight,
apply oa board, and for Daasage, to
LUDLAMA PLEASANTS, 32 Broadway
OR SALE-SCHOONER FARMER. FIVE YEARS OLD
in good order, and well found; draws six feet water'
and will carry eighty cords pino wood. Inquire of GEO. G
MITCHELL, 80 Coenties slip, up stairs.
A new sloop.- CARRYING ABOUT SIXTY-FIVE
J\ ton i, will be sold cheap, or ehartered, or let to sail on
she oempetent person. Apply to
ISAAC C. SMITH A SON, Hohoken. N. J.
PROPOSALS.
N-VTOTir* TO CONTRACTORS.? SKA LRU PROPOSAL8
Xl will te received at the office of tbe Brooklyn City
Railroad Company, 100 Orange street, nntil the thirteenth
day of March, 1M4, at three o'olock P. M., for the aonstruo
tien of the varione portions of the Brooklyn city railroads.
The plana and specifications of the work, and map* of the
routes, are now ready, and can be ieen at the office of the
company daily, from nine A. M. to At* P. M.
TO MACHINISTS ? SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BB
received at -the office of the Croton Aqaeduct Depart
?irat, Rotunda, Park, nntil Friday, March 17, ISM, at three
o'clock, 'P. M.. when they will be pabllcly opened, for IS
i stopcocks, fenr inehea in diameter inside, average weight
I each 180 lb?. ; 900 stopcocks tlx Inohei In diameter inside
average welgkt each 280 lbs. ; A0 stepoooka twelve inehes la
i diameter iniide, average weight each 6fl0 Iba. Bach to be
?nbjeeted'to a proof andar present e of 300 poaadato the
i square inch; to be made in all resneots aim liar to pattarn
; exhibited at the Cretoa Aqaedact office, and to be approved
of by the Water Parveyor. Alao, 160 fire hydrants, known
' ai Ayre*' 'Hydrant, a pattern of whleh caa he aeea at thia
office, and to be saMeeted to the came proof; the whole to be
delivered ai may from time to time be regained by the De
partment. Proposal* will state a price for each stopcock
and ea<!h hydrant. The name* of two responsible persons,
] with their written consent to become sureties, will be re
qaired to accompany each proposal. The amoant of security
required a ill be in the sum of (">,000 for the oontract for
I stopcocks, and $2,000 for that for hydrants. Payment to be
made within twenty days from the inspection And approval
of each aareel. wltn a reservation of ten per cent nntil t?ie
completion of the contraet. Blank forms of eatimates, in
accordance with the corporation ordinaaees, can be bad on
i application at this office. Proposals to be endorsed, "Pro
posals for Stopeoeks and Hydrants."
ELIAS L. SMITn, ) Croton
T11BO R DE FOREST, J Aquednot
A W. CRAVEN. S Board.
Office Croton Aqaedact Department, March 7, MUM.
?CI-OTHIWG, AC.
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C1ART OFF CLOTHING ? W.<W0 WORTH WANTED ?
J The highest cash price will be-liberally Riven In curreat
mosey, for large or amall lots of good fcft off clothing of
.every description. Address through post, or call on J AS.
MORON FY, at his aeooad hand store, No. II Orange street,
? aear Chatham.
/CLOTHING AND FURNITURE. ? PERSONS HAVING
\J the above to dispose of, can receive a fair cash pri for
tha same by sendingor addressing by poet, to Mr. L. COIIEN,
M B? ti street. N.B? Ladies attended to by Mrs. Cohen.
CLOTHING AND FITMNfTU RE.? LAJ)I RS AND C.BN
tK mcn having any to dispose of, oan receive the utmost
vslae la cash hy sending to tha stores 12 West Broadway
R lace an J A2 Hast Broadway, or letter par port. S. COHEN.
I. B. ? 1# dies attended to by Mrs. CohiiT
CAST OFF CLOTHING AMD FtTRNITCRE WANT
ed ? I.aJles and gentlamaa hftrtag any offee above arti
cles to dlspote of, ean receive a fair eash prioa /or the same
by sending pyr P?it or at hu raeidesvca, No. IB Elm street.
J^uUoa attend*! to by Mr*. Daaeeldorp.
L. M. DBS.HBt DORP.
"cOJUU
Rep ASIt COAL, STOHN and lbvn vbins, by
tha The trade are respectfully advised tha* tha
mires at Belaana* and C?mhoIa. na favorable terms de
livered on ?**??* Richmond or by c?n*llW??
P? rt ^ (^,#t PM!?dslph!g,
?alb.
???.. wh.M
SK Ann PASH, AND 8AM* AMOUNT IN SEWING
tJ.vJU" mncl inf?. with exclurive contract, will be ?x
ebanped for any established business. in city or coantry. or
pertnershlp made with a party knuwins how to employ the
?t ore advantageoualy. Addrea* A B. C.. Herald office.
<fc/l AAA ?THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY IN THT9
?TiV/UU. city it private tale.? That handaome new
three story and haaement honae, with two Jflti of ground,
each lot 26 and 27 feet front, situate on the Fourth avenue,
corner of iEghtv-fourth atroet. The he.aae ia baiit in the
heat manner, with marble mantel*, eliding door*, handioma
front piaaia. Oroton water In the houae. Ac. Term* eaay.
?? I. DM MOTTE. No. 17 Sprue* itreet.
AO cnn ~A BEAUTIFCC nOTTAO* R?U3B, IV
?P.4.0UU. a Tery pleasant n*ighbo.h(>0"; **JJ th
Third avenue, and hut forty minntc* distanerf pv?
City Hall, hy railroad. The house contains nine furnl- "a
room*: the wall* filled la with hrick; roof tinned: Oroton
wet. r in the back ba*emeat: handiome front plana; French
window*; coart yard In front; lot 30x100 feet.
I. DE MOTTE. No. 17 8proce *troet.
40 RAH AND ONLY $600 IN CASH REQUIRED,
VAauUUi to pnrchas* oae or two hand*ome three sto
ry and ba*etrent hrlek honae*. in a pleaaant neighborhood;
eoartyard, with large shade tree* la Croat. Situated oa
Sklllman street, near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Apply to
E. Tim MOTTB. 17 Spruce *treet.
<fcOAA ?FOR sale, the lease and part of
?PtJuv! the farnitore of a first elaaa board in ? honae,
now filled with boardera. and r?alising a handsome ineomo;
aitnated near I'nicn square. It ia furnished with every ne
eeeaary article, and wonld reqnire no further outliv. Th*
only reaaon for diaposing of the aame la 111 health of the la
dy. Address Davie*, Herald office.
A AA IOTS F0R sale.? bounded by seventh
t""" Eirhth and Ninth avenues, and extending from
1 Uth to 116th street. A* beautiful a piece of gronnd a* ther*
I* on thia island. This la a chance of realising a fortune ael
dom to be met with. Will b* (old together or in separate
parcel* on ea*v term* If applied for Immediately. The
Eighth Avenue Railroad will rnn dlrectlv through the cen
tre of thi* property. Apply to JACOB PECARE, 183 Heitt*
atreet, near the Bowery.
dfcO^A only.? for sa i.e. the lease, stock, and
" fixture* of on* of the beat theatre aaloon* In thi*
city, aitnated in the central part of th? city, and now doing
a good tuainess. Apply early at the Culted State* Real
Eitate Office, 86 Chamber* itreet.
A RARE CHANCE? FOR SALE, AT A B A RG AIN. THE
atock and fixture* of a gentlemaa's furnishing a to re,
located at S4K Chatham atroet. Term* eaay to reaponaible
parties. Apply to O. W. LOCKWOOD, Jr., S85 Broadway.
A MANUFACTORY FOR SALE OR TO LEASE? SITE
ated at Harlem, fronting Fourth avenue 100 feet, and
lS2d atreet 260 feet, to the river, with a fine wharf, containing
fourteen lota of grouad.on which are very apaeloua buildings,
with a ateam engine of forty horse power. The premises are I
in complete order and readv for occupancy. It is admirably
rltuated for almost any kind of manufacturing business
where motive power ia required. For term? apply to
THOS. ANDREWS. No. 2 nanover street.
A FINE BRAZILIAN TIGER. TAME AND DOCII.E
for aale on board the barque Marian, Do Forrest's stores
near Fulton ferry, Brooklyn.
Billiard tables for sale ? gentlemen wish
ing to purchase a superior article will please call and ex
amine our superior stock on band, snitahle for public or pri
vate uae. GRIFFITH A DECKER, 90 Ann atrest.
Brooklyn property for sale, by john h.
SMITH, real eitate broker, No. 6!> Fulton atreet,
Brooklyn.? House and threo lot* on Carroll atreet, between
Henry and Hicka. $5,000; two on President, near Hicka
street: nine lota on Degraw *trcet. fourteen on Douglas*, ten
nn Butler, six on Carroll. *lxteen on Sullivan, four on First
place, three on Second place, eight on Third plaeo, nine on
Fourth place, fourteen on Lnquor atreet. five on Nelson,
twenty-fonr on Dikeman. eleven on Huntingdon: two on
Hamilton avonne, near Nelson street; 32? in East Now York,
ft*) in ITnionville, aixty-eight in Melvina. Money to loan on
bond and mortgage: also, cash paid for Brooklyn property.
TJUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ? EIGHT FULL LOTS
1) on Fifty-seventh atreet, between Fifth and Sixth av
enue. Fifty-ceventh street, which ia 100 feet wide, now
opened and cracled. and the contemplated extension this aum
jrcrofthe Sixth Avenn" Hailroad to Fifty-fourth street,
make these lots very desirable for immediate improvement.
Sixtv pi r cent can remain on bond and mort^are. Applv to
E. B. KINSHIMF.R, 319 Fourth avepuc, or to Homer Mor
gan, No. 2 Pine street.
Bears for sale.? two or three bears and a
pair of eagles for sale. Apply at the ticket office of
Barnxim's Museum.
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE? AN ELEGANT AND
superior I l ilt, mansion, with twelve acros of land, all
enclosed with stone wall of mason work, and picket fence
on top, the whole handiomely laid ont and ornsmonted with
w alks and shrubl cry, frnit and ornamental troes, c-irriaxo
and outhouses, situate nn an eminence, about one and a half
hours from the city of Now York, commanding an extensive
view of the I ays nnd Hudson river, and for picturosqneneas
and beauty of scenery Is not surpassed by any on the river.
Apply to JOHNSON p. LEE, No. 1.17 Broadway.
COAL YARD FOR 3ALE-ON ELEVENTH AVENUE,
between Forty-third and Forty-fonrth streets, with
horse, eart, and fixtures. Term* easy. -Inquiro on the
premises, or of J. M. SIMPSON, 73 Thompson street.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE? SITUATED IN A CROWD
cd neighborhood; business good and daily Improving.
Cheap for eash; the present owner being obliged to go hack
to tho South immediately. Address Medical, Herald office.
Dock property for sale? a very valuable
dock property, iltuated near the Catherine ferry, in
the city of Brooklyn, conaiiting of 146 feet water front, with
a bulkhead and pier. To be aold by ord?r of tho executora. to
close an eitate. Inqniro of BENJAMIN G HITCHINGS,
27 Nassau atreet, New York.
Eighth avenue lots for sale ? four very
deilrable lota on Eighth avenn*, between Sixty-third and
Sixty-fourth streets. The extension of the Eighth Avonne
Railroad to Fifty-ninth street and iti cloie proximity to
Broadway mako these lots most desirable for immediate im
provement. Sixty per cent can remain on bond and mort
gage. Apply to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fonrth avenue,
from 3 to 7 P. M.. or to Homer Morgan, No. 2 Pin* itreet.
T71ARM FOR SALE? FOR SALE, A NEW HOUSE AND
X two and a half acres of rardanlag land, at Woodvillo,
L. I., seven miles from Willlamihurg, close to the plank
road, and near tho railroad. For particulars, Id quire of A.
BROWNE, 100 Greene street, In the rear.
Furniture for sale-a small family, givino
up housekeeping, will dispose of thoir furniture cheap.
Address at once. Furniture, Herald office.
For sale? five acres of land in the vil
lage of Newtown, L. I., on the road to Jamaioa, five
miles from Williamsburg ferry. Also, a building plot, 66
feet front by about 200 feet deep, containing all kinds of fruit
and shrubbery, with a new barn. stables, Ac. No honse.
BENJAMIN ALBBO, No. 8 Eldrldge street.
For sale-the lease and furniture ofone of
the beit saloon* on Broadway, with a four story build
ing attached; a rare chance for making a fortune, the pro
trietor being obliged to leave th* eity. Apply at No. 191
cade street, or address M. D., Broadway Post Office.
For sale? a three story brick house and
lot, No. 122 Eighteenth street, between Irving place
and Third avenue; hou*e 2S>? by 62 feet deep, built in the
best manner, with all the modern improvement*. Apply
to J. M. DENNIS, oa th* premise*, from 8 to 10 A. M., and
2 to 6 P. M.
For sale? a three story and basement
bou** oa Tw*nty-aixth street, near Fonrth avenne. Lot
20 hy 98 feet 9 inches, at the low price of SA.600, if sold soon.
Also, a number of fine house*, in good loeations. Apply to
E. B. KINSHIMER, 319 Fonrth avenn*, Aram 8 to 10 A. M.
and 3 to 7 P. M.
For sale? the stock, fixtures and appur
tenanca* of the (table No. 60 West Fifteenth street.
The stoek 1* believed to be the host In this State. For par
ticular*, inquire as above, where the stock can he seen.
FOR SALE-THE FIVE YEARS LEA8E, WITH Fix
tures. of a wholesale liquor store and houae in East
Thirty -first street, between First and Second avenues; also,
a four year's lease, with fixtures, of n liquor store. In a most
desirable situation. For further particulars, inquire of E.
H. COZANS, 216 Tenth avenue.
FOR 8ALE? THE TWO STORY BASEMENT AND AT
tio houae No. 47 South Seoond atreet. Williamsburg,
within five minutes walk of Peck slip, Grand and Houston
street ferries. Term* easy. I u quire on the premise*.
For sale? five years lease of the iron
foundry rear of 63. 66 and *7 Centre street, near Pearl,
with steam engine, crane, Ae., with shop room, well lighted,
and calculated for renting shop* with steam powor. Plenty
of business can be engaged to keep the foundry going. We
refer to Mr. Bogsrdn*, comer of Duane and Centre streets,
a* to Work to be engaged, Ae. Apply to
W. COLS, Grand itreet
FOR 8ALE? THE FINE THREE STORY AND BASE
ment brick front dwelling houses and lot* (of ground,
situated on the north side of East Thirtieth street, 100 foet
east of Lexington avenue, known as Nos. 83, 85, 87, 89 and
91 East Thirtieth street, which will be sold leparate. Theso
homes are built in the most substantial manner, hav* mar
ble mant*1?, Ac., and will ho sold on liberal terms. The lots
are 20 feet by 98 feet 9 laches, or half the blook. The houses
are 20 by 4* feet. Apply to D. ARTOIS, No. 61 Nassau
street, up stair*, or to ABEL DEN I SON, 43 John street,
second story.
rs SALE.-$BOO WILL BUT A BUSINESS IN WHICH
there la competition, and hi which H It believed a
amart active man ean reallie $2,000 the flrit year. Addrea*
J. W. D., Herald otw, italiif whm aa Interview can be
had.
For sale-one or the most desirable farms
la BtrRii county. N. J.. twelve mile* Iktm Jeraey City,
containing 147 acre*. Well wooded, watered and cultivated,
on a coed tarapike, aad a beautiful location. Will be *o1d on
eaartenna. For particular* Inquire of W. D. PARSONS,
I.'# Broadway, third iof.r.
For sale? the unexpired term of a lease
of the baaement of ET>7 lirnadway, and the itock of boot',
and ahoea therein. Apply on the premWea.
For sale? the lease, stock, fixtures and
pood will of a ffrat claaa reataurant, well eatabliahod.
It I* one of the bert loeatlona downtown. To a competent
man with 92.700 thia i* a rare chance. Addrea*, with real
name B. B . Herald ofllee
F"OR SALE? THE LEASE. STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
a aplendid fancy dry roods atore, conaMting of hoalery,
ril lona, Ac. Stock at valuation. Alao. four year* lea?e and
flitnrca of atore AM Sixth avenue. Apply to ANDREW
HARRISON, Real Eatate Ofllco. W Cedar alreet.
For sale-an entire printing establish
mrnt, almoatnew, and a weekly newrpaper connected
with It, with a bona (Ide lift of a, 000 retrular mall anb
acrlbera and a yery reapectable city circulation. Aa the pro
firietor ii obliged, through ill health, to travel, the eatab
lahtnent will he lold on rery reaaonable term*. Tlieeirou
latloa of the paper It rapidly Increaaing, and preecnt* to por
?on* dcalrona of engaging In literary pnravlta unprecedented
advantage*. Addreaa for one week, with name and addre**.
Literature, Herald rfllce. Full particular* will be given.
t?OR SALE? A MEAT MARKET, IN ONE O* TnE
J1 fc? at location* In New York, with horie, cart and har
nea*. and everything auital le to carry on the above hualnea*
to it* full** t extent. Will he (old cheap If applied for *oon.
Inquire at 289 Sullivan itreet.
For sale? a bar, wiTn the fixtures of a
well known public hou*e in the \l<lnltv of Broadwar
Tbia I* a rood opportunity for a per*' n wlabini to enraire In
ti e bnainee*. For particular* apply to B. W. RICHARDS,
.107 Broadway.
For sale-patent medicine depot, now
doing an egt'r five I uainera. making elcar yearly f 1ft OOTi.
w<rth ff.OllO. The cwnar will take a partner. Alao r
iroerry atore on Jame* afreet: and fancy rood* atnre. aplen
old place. In Lndlow atreet. Apply to THOMAS A CO., IOJ
Nt nan f treat, room No. f>.
For sale? a farm, containing thirty acre**
of lard, aituat* on Long I aland, flfteea mile* from the
city. Building* la a(Md trder; frvll of all kind*; aef?ia to
tl?y lyt tip* t i*i- Affly 3? F|??t
FOR SAlaK.
r)R BALE? rive YIARS LIAB1 OF A DAGPER
reotype ga llery Alio. an oyster ud dining saloon,
rnmpllMh furnished aud ?rjr cheap; sixty two year* l?M?
of lot* oa llttpnih innu, i?ir Tw*it;-ili(h strset: four
lot* ' n Forty et<htb (treat, nur Sixth avenp*; foundation!
ready for first tier of h?ami.
JOSEPH JENKINS. Agent. 237 Grand street.
rR SAM? A WINE AND SEGAR STORK. WITH
roc mi for a small family. In the vicinity of Rroadway;
the fnrnitnro anil fixtures will bt> sold at a bargain. with a
lease of three yeari from May next; possesion immediately
B. W RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
FOR PALI? A PAIR OF ELEGANT CARRIAGE
horses. bltek, sixteen bands hlffc, well matched per
fectly I roks. and very iityliah. Can he seen at Bunker's
Clnb ? table. Watt Twenty fifth street, aouth tide, between
Ninth and Tenth avennel.
For sale? or would take a partner with
from $400 to $800, in a business already eatahlixhe I.
paying from $1000 to $1,000 a year. To save trouble, nnnn
hut a person with the above amount Mod apply. Apply at
SB Marion street, from 9 to 12.
^OK gAL*.-?*OPBRTY NO. 137 BMZABITn
J street. near Broome. Substantial brick house in front,
and three story frame honte in rear. Lot twenty-dye feet
front and rear, by ninety four in depth. For price, terms,
Ac.. apply at 126 Second itreet, after 3 P. M.
For sai.k at a bargain? thi two story at
tie frame and brick basement house, with large hand
tome yard in front. 321 West Twenty-ninth itreet, and drain
connected with sewer in street; site of lot 23 hy 9" feet ft
inches, house 23 by 23 Price $3,300. A portion of tho mo- I
ney can remain on mortgage. Apply on the premises.
For sale in Brooklyn? thk two story base
ment and attic frame dwelling 123 Lawrence street, near
Willonghhy ; a very pleasant and desirable location from Its
convenience to the ferries and stage routes. The lot is 100
feet deep bv SB feet, with ornamental trees and grape Tines.
Price $4,000 cash, of which $I400caa remain on bond and
mortgage if required. Possession had 1st of Hay. For fur
ther particulars, apply to
JOSEPH WYMAN, 236 Broadway^
For salk, at newburg, orangk county, new
York ? A farm of about one hundred acres, under a
good state of cultivation; an excellent place for a market
gardener; toil first quality; situated on the Cochocton turn
pike. two miles from the tteamhoat landing; good cash
market for any produce. For particulars, inquire on the
premises, or of LEWIS LANG, a?8 and 510 Washington st.
For salk at korrisania? a handsome two
story Gothic cottage, with six lott of ground on Washing
ton avenue, at present occupied by F. W. Greenongh. In
quire of JAS. TIEBOUT, Fordbam, or of DANIEL KARR,
42 Dey itreet, New York.
For sale atfordham. westchkstkr county?
A large and bandaome houte, with about an acre of
rround, full of choice fruit trees. Inquire of JAS. TIKBOUT,
Fordham, or DANlKL KARR, 42 Dey street, New York.
For salk at kingsbridgk-twknty thrke
aerea of land, beautifully situated, overlooking the
Harlem river and High Bridge, within ten minutes walk of
either the Harlem or Hudson River Railroads; well watered ;
fruit of all kinds in abundance. Apply to A. C. VARIAN,
Kingsl ridge Hotel.
For sale cheap? a three story attic and
bast ment house H7 St. Mark's place? price $0,000: all the
modem improvements, with the carpets snd gat fixtures
complete. The parlors sre frescoed, Ac. $4,000 uan remain.
Three ktory brick house in Thirty-ninth street; price $3.730 ?
$1.000 down. Other houses for sale and to let. Inquire of
S. P. TOWNSEND, 82 Nassau street, up stairs.
For sale cheap? two second-hand coaches, !
to eloi-e a concern. Inquire at 129 Twenty-fourth street,
near Second avenue.
POR SALE CHEAP? A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
manufacturing business. Terms easy. Apply to S. H.
HARRISON, 73 Bowery.
For sale or to let? houses, lots, and farms*
Yon can find a vast amount of sneh property, with every
desirable information relative thereto, and we invite tho
attention of both landlord and tenant to the arrangement of
ourbookf. Office 73 Eatt Fourteenth street, noar Union
square. R. D. GOODWIN.
For sale or to let? the three story base
mcnthonse, with modern improvements, 181 Thompson
rtrcet. a few doors from Blecckcr. Apply to M. LIVINGS
TON, fi3 Broadway.
POR SALE OR TO LET? NEAR KLIZABETHTOWN,
New Jersey, a very desirable and oommodious country
residence and farm, of from live to forty aores. of first quality
ofland; fruit of allkindson the premises. For particular*
?PPly to E. METTLER. 237 Front street.
For sale or to lease? the port washing
ton Pavilion notel, in tho township of Shrewsbury, N.J.
It Is beautifully situated on tho river, and boats stop at the
landing, whioh belongs to the property, four times a day
during the season. It has a fine garden, two parlors, a
dining room, eighteen bedrooms, and a stable, oarriago
honse, 4c., and Is noarlv completely furnished. Annlvto
N. BUN EL, ftftO Houston street, New YorV.
For sale or to lease? the property known
as No. 104 Duane street, 23 feet front and rear hy 12(5
fret in doptb, being corner of Duanc and Hudson streets.
Price $22,900. Unlets sold before Maroh 15, may bo loaxnd for
three or five years. Ap|i!v to DANIEL F. TOMPKINS
Counsellor at law, 62 John street.
Gates avenue property for sale cheap.?
Thore two beantifnl three story, basement and sub
cellar frame houses, filled in with brick, and built in the
most substantial manner throughout, with earved pillars,
splendid piaxtat, eonrt yard in front, 21 feet, parlors arohed,
snd folding doon In batement and tecond floors, with gat
throughout, situated on the corner of Gatet and Franklin
BTenuet. Brooklyn. Stages past the door every flvo mlnutet
for the Fulton ferry. Lots 43 feet front to each houte. Also,
one lot adjoining, 24 feet by 100. Termt easy. Apply to A.
S. C HOWELL, No. 4ft Fulton street, Brooklyn, L. I.
Hotel.? for sale, in a desirable location,
situated near two ferries, and a neat thoroughfare, on
an eijiht years' lease. Call at the East Rroadway House,
corner of Pike street, between II and 1 o'clock.
House for sale, to let, or exchange for
vacant lots or farm ? A three story and batement mod
ern brick house with iron verandah, in first rate order, .10
Van Brunt ttreet. between Union and President streets,
Brooklyn, only three minutes walk from Hamilton ferry.
Inquire of E. AUERBACH, P4 John itreet, N. Y., from 11
to 12 o'clock, or 127 Rivington itreet, from 3 to 8 o'clock.
House and lot for sali.? that substantial
and pleasantly situated residence. In perfect order,
gat chandeliers, bath room, range, Ac., No. J 17 Ninth
avenue, near Nineteenth street; lot 22 feet 4 inehes hr 100
houre 22 feet 4 inches by 43, two story, attic, basement and
snb cellar mnrt be seen; terms easy. Apply to E. B. KIN
SHIMER. 319 Fonrth avenue, fromS to 7 P. M., or to Homer
Morgan, No. 2 Pine street.
House and lot for sale.? the three story
brick boute and stcre and the lot No. 291 West Thir
ty rixth street, between Ninth and Tunth avenues, lot 25 by
100, house 20 by 40. The store is suitable for a baker, cabi
net maker, or grocer, having sufficient room for the erection
of workshops on the rear of lot. This is a good opportunity
to tccuro a home with very littloj money in a ritlng and im
proving neighborhood. $8,000 can remain on bond and mort
gage for ten years. Apply to E. B. KINSHIMER, 319
Fonrth avenue, or to HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pino ttreet.
HOUSESMITHS, ATTENTION.? A RARE CHANCE
forrnch as with to cuter in the manuractnro of Iron
railings, prates, 4c.? The advertiier being compelled by ill
health to retire from trade, offert to let or lease tho preml
set now occupied by him, the tame having been recently
completely fitted up for the above business; and will also
tell the ttook, tool*, pattcrni, Ac., on reasonable terms.
Apply on the premises, no. 43 Leonard itreet.
TNDU8TRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION, NOB. 2 AND I ?
1 An acre lot for sale in the former at a diiconnt from
amount paid in. A good ehance for any one about to Join.
Alto a half acre in the latter. Address V illage, Herald office.
Notice ? for sale, the liquor store no. 24
Spruce street, together with the fixtures and five years
leafe; now doing a good cash business. Reason far selling,
the owner is going into another business. Please apply at
tbe above number.
SEGAR BUSINESS FOR SALE? IN THE BEST BUSI
ners part of Broadway, and doing an excellent trade.
It is tbe finest store np town, and has a short leaai from
May Price $330, with a stock of fine segars included. The
advertiser wonld net sell out for $1,000. wefo it not for cer
tain circnmstanees, which will be explained. None without
the cath and real name need apply. Address Londres,
Union square Post Office.
STORES AND DWELLINGS FOR SALE? TnE THREE
story brick honse and lot No. 323 Rivington street, corner
of Goerck; also the new four rtory brick house and lot No.
AS Main street, Brooklyn, lot running through to Stewart
street ? a good stand for any kind of business. For terms ap
ply at No. 17 Fulton street, Brooklyn, from 8 to 10 o'clock,
TO RESTAURANT AND HOTEL KEEPERS? FOR !
sale, a (team boiler, steam tables, roasting, boiling, cof- ?
fee, and washing apparatus complete; now in use and offered :
for sale cheap. Inquire at the restaurant, 1ft Nassau street.
WANTED TO SELL? A VALUABLE INVENTION ?
The Advertiser, being abont to leave this part of the
country, would like to dispose of an invention by which an
enterpriringman ean realise a handsome Income. Call for
three days at 128 Nasaan street, room No. 5, up stairs.
REWARDS.
fc9nn REWARD.? LOST, ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER
9, lf?S. one leather trunk, marked " I <1a Ayeiita
ran." on a hraaa plate. It waa miscarried in coin* to the
rteamer Black Warrior. The above reward will he paid on
delivery of the trnnk and it ? content* at the offloe of the
New York Hotel. Molile paptra pleaee copy.
4>inn REWARD. ? LOST? SUPPOSED TO HAVE
?PA"" been atolen, on Satnrday, March 4, between the
Phi-nix Bank and the Bank of the R-pnMio, a paper parcel,
containing WOO in email nnenrrent nntoa. The above ro
*??!? PaW on "oovery, by the PhenU Bank, So.
45 Wall ?treei
d?OK REWARD ? OOI.D WATCIT, WITH CHAIN AND
?pZiO key attaohed, U?t March ?. in pacing fr>m Hl*th
nventie care np Chamber* atroet to Stewart'*, Ileck'*, I
Hearne'i, and Canal atreet. The above rowani will he paid
for itw recovery, at 06 Weit Twentieth ?treet.
REWARD.? M>ST, ON THURSDAY EVENING,
March 2d, in Twenty-?iihth itreet, near Fourth ave
nne, a lady'a atone martin tippet The Under will receive
the above reward by leaving It at No. IB Eaat Twenty eighth
atrcot.
4>0 REWARD.? LOST, A SAVINGS BANK ROOK^ON
?T1 Li U.e Chamber* atreet Bank, nome time lent week, with
tne name of Rllen Oalvlr on the cover. The Under will
pit aao return it to Mo. MA Ponrth utreet.
Left in an omnibus? broadway and forty
ninth itreet line, on Wedneeday night. March 1, an ivory
cptra clan*; owner'a name inaide the caao. A mitaMe re
ward givt ? If rutnrned to No 14 We?t Twenty-eight utreet.
TOR TEAOEf, AC.
COITER REFINER WANTED ?A MAN TIIOROIGII
ly competent to reflne copper can obtain a permanent
?ttuatlon >>y a<l<ireaaing boa No. 460 Beaton Poat Office.
CABINET MAKER WANTED? IN A LARGS WAR!
boafa, to act np furniture and act aa .airman; alao a
lad from fourteen to fixteen year* of age, who can write a
HI tMl hand Apply to A. Ronx, 478 Broadway.
T? ???PINI8T8TA MACHINIST, WITH A CAPITAL
of ?/00, can purchaar a right in a machine ahop, with
ri.ol* and (team power, doing a good bnainean. Apply be
tween 10 and 2 o clock, to D. A., Mo. Iff Adama atroat,
Rrooklyn.
A mowev.
Astrological -mrs fleurt, feom paris,
wbcee relative* prnpbeeied Napoleon I., la the moai
celebrated and lint perann of the preaent age to foretel fn
'"*? rvt?ia t r?e and certain. Nc. 31 Cliryitie ?tr*e?, fire
AWSBMBHT ft.
T)<l? ER V Til EATKK ? PROPRIETOR AN 1> MAN At. EH
Dip Waldon . Stage Manager. F C W?ny?n. Tim
notice ? The doors wilt opflB at (Hf; curtain riae* at 7 o'clock.
Lower Tier ?f Biiim. 30 ??>!?; (' pp?r Tier. H Pit and
C.allery. 12)? rrnti: Private Boxes, |9; Seats is Orchnln
Boves, 60 crate: Kutiii Private Bdim. M centa.
Tuesday evcuinv. March 7 will be performed
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
Parle Tom Mr. T D Rica
Uttlt Eva St Claire Misa Caroline Whitlook
Harrll Mr. Johnaton I Kliia Harris Mi*? Woodward
Van Krout Mr. Cl?nn I r?i<j Mr*. Howard
Mr. Shelby.,, .Mr. Hamblia I Tipsy Miss Dawes
Drover John ..Mr Winans | Ml, a Ophelia.. Mra Yeomani
BURTON'S THEATRE, ? II AM HER? STREET.? DOORS
open at i V; curtain rises at 7'4 o'clock
Tuesday evening March 7. will !?? performed
A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM
Thcacusf Mr. Fisher
Egeus Mr Moore
I.yaander Mr. Jordan
Demetrius Mr. Norton
Phlloatratc. . ... .Mr. Levere
Nick Bottom . . . Mr. Barton
Quince Mr. Radeliffla
Plo" Mr Johnaton
Snont Mr Andrew*
Oberon Miss Raymond
Titaaia Mrs. Barton
lllppolyta Mrs Cooke
llcrmla Mrs Hough
Helen* Mra. Buekland
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Capt. Maruire. ..Mr. Jordan I Lady Creamly.. .Mra. Hughes
Aniidab Sleek. ...Mr. Burton I Widow Miaa Raymond
?RATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET.? THE
TEMPLE OF TnE MORAL DRAMA.
Sole Leaaee. Proprietor, and Manager, A. H. Partly.
Performance* at 2 o'clock afternoon, aad 7 in the eveniar.
MONDAY EVENING AND EVERY WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
The great original drama of
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN,
Aa performed at the bona* continually aiace the lfth of last
July.
Uncle Tom Mr. J. I.ingard
St. Clair* Mr. J B Howe
Gnmpton tint* Mr. H. Stone
Era Little Cordelia Howard
Topsv Mra. G. C. Howard
Fletcher. ..Mr. 0. W. L. Fox | Mra. Bird. ..Mra. W. G. Jonea
Harria Mr. J. J. Prior I Elian Mra. J. J. Prior
Lerrec . . . .Mr. N. B. Clarke | Caaay Mra. Bannister
Wilaon Mr. Tonlmln I Ophelia. Mra. Meyera
Perry Mr. L. Foi | Emmeline Miaa Barber
PERFORMANCE ENERY AFTERNOON,
Consisting of
STRICTLY MORAL DRAMAS.
And nona other*.
Change of piecea every afteraooa.
On Tuesday afternoon,
LITTtE KATY. OR THE HOT CORN GIRL.
Admiaaion. 26 and 60 cents; ohildrea half price to after
noon performance only.
Geo. cnRiSTY a wood's minstrels, no.
Broadway, perform every evening. Ticketa, 29 cantl.
Doora oyen at e)?; commence at 7K o'clock.
Thia company haa no connection with any other.
II. WOOD, Bnsiness Manager.
GEORGE CHRISTY, Stare Manager.
A Cahd. ? George Christy, well known for the laat twelve
yeara in connection with Ethiopian Minatrelay, takea thia
method of informing the pnblio that he haa formed a aopart
rership with Mr. Henry Wood, of Mlnatrel Hall. No.
Broadway, at which place h. will ^E" RgTc'H^"W
BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS, CHINESE HALL, i39
Broadway, near the I'reseott Houae.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The oldest established and moat talented company in ex
iatenee being the first to Introduce harmony into an Ethlo
Jiau F.ntertainnient, the first to aing Operatic Choruses, per
orm Burlesque Operas, Ac., Ac. Tho management haa the
1 onor of announcing that the Concerta of thia Company will
atlll be conductcd in it* pruxent fashionabln stylo? "fun
without vulgarity. " Concert commence! at 7% o'clock. Ad
miaaion, 25 acnts.
JAS. BUCKLEY A SONS, Proprictora.
BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.? THIS, TUESDAY
evening, at 7 o'clook. will be repeated tho new local
moral drama of THE OLD BREWERY, a thrilling produc
tion. In the afternoon at 3, the SIX DEGREES OF CRIME
and the Nicolo family. The living GirafTea, Happv Family
Ac., to be *ccn aa uaual. Admittance 25 eenta; children un
der ten, 12% cent*; first balcony and parquet, 12>i centa
extra.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE, 17 AND 19 BOWERY.?
PLAYMAN A CO., Lessees.? Doora open at
half-past pIx o'clock, performanco to commence at seven
o'clock. Thia (Tuesday) evening. March 7, 1854, for the bene
fit of Old Yates and E. Berry, will bo performed the oele
> rated and popular play, THE LADY OF LYONS. Claode
Mclnotte, Mr. C. B. Shlrlnv; Paulino, Miaa Kate Ifnnter.
The celel rated New York narnmneon Serenadora will ap
pear, and introduce a variety oi tho moat popular negro
minatrelay of the day. Professor D. Yates and his pupils,
M. Travcra and J. Bath, In a variety of original fancy danc
ing. Messrs. R. Macdouald and F. O'DonncIl will atng aoino
of their favorite none*. To conclude with the laughable
farce entitled THE IRISH LION. Tom Moore, with song?,
Mr. E. Berry; Mr?. Fizgig, Mra. Adama. Admission, 25 e^nti.
BROADWAY MENAGERIE, NO. 3ST BROADWAY,
now open, day and evening, with the largest collection of
LIVING WILD ANIMALS
trtr exhil itcd in New York.
WONDERFUL AND EXTRAORDINARY EXTRA AT
TRACTION.
The largest and the smallest human Icings on tho face of
tho earth.
The Lilliputian, the smallest specimen, weighs only six
pounds, ami is less than one fourth the the of any dwarf
heretofore exhibited. Also, Mi?s Richardson, the astounding
American mammoth lady, weighing seven hundred and seven
ty-four pounds, to he Fe?u without extra charge. In connec
tion with the display of Wild Beasts, and the performance
of Herr Driesbach.
Open from in A. M. to 10 P. M. Admission, 25 cents; chil
dren under ten, half-price.
Bowery circus. 37 bowery ?boxes, 21 cents;
Pit, li1, cents. Doors open at performances to
commence at 7H- Tuesday evening and during the week
Chlarini's great troupe will appear in all their snperb per
formances. Mdlle. Chiarlni in a new and splendid mytholo
gical scene of equitation. Messrs. Stout and Fiaher'a first
performance on the Perche Euuipowe. Extra entertain
ments on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
SICNOR BLITZ, AT THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE?
One week. ? Monday, March 6. and every evening dur
ing the week, at 7K o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, at 8 o'clock. The entertainments will embrace
moat wonderful acenea In Ventriloquism, Natural Magic,
and tha celelratod Canary Birds. Admission, 25 cents;
children, 12% cents.
BANVARD'S GEORAMA, 596 BROADWAY.-TH*
Holy Land is opened for a abort season only, with the
new panorama of the Kiver Nile, being two of tbo largest and
most extensive paintings ever presented in one evening. Ad
mission to both Panoramas only 2A cents to all parts of the
houre. Every evening at 7%; and Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at 3 o'clook.
Franklin museum, ir> Chatham square.? two
performances given daily, commencing at 3 o'clock
in the afternoon and half past 7 in the evening. The above
is the only establishment In the United States where the
Model Artists are exhibited, together with a great variety of
uniqne and original entertainments, aueh a; can be eeea la
no other place of amusement in the world.
Brooklyn amusements.-wyman, the~magi
eian and ventriloquist, will give his popular entertain
ments. embracing beautiful feats in magic, humorous scenes
in ventriloquism, and the pleasing live moving fantoeeini, on
Monday, March G, and every evening during the week, at the
Brooklyn Museum. See bills.
The exhibition of Egyptian antiquities
will positively close in March, as Dr. Abbott is obliged
to return to Egypt. No. 659 Broadway. Admittance 25
cent*. Catalogues 26 cents each.
0 PROPRIETORS OF EXHIBITIONS AND others
A gentleman thoroughly con.petont desires a situation
as assistant manager and advertiser. A?. The party is well
acquainted with our paper currency, and will give un
doubted references as to Integrity and capability. Address
Otto 0., Herald office.
Burning of moscow, at williamsburg~this
celebrated diorama, together with an extensive collec
tion of beautiful dioptrio paintings, langhter Inciting
scenes in ventriloquism, by Mr. Gallagher, the world-re
nowned, may be witnessed every evening this week at the
Odeon.
Sakspearean RE A DI NG S? BY PARTICULAR
request, Mrs. T. J. Johnson, will give her sccond enter
tainment at Concert Hall, Henry street. Brooklyn, on Tues
day evening, March Oth. Ticket*, 50 cents, may be obtained
at the door on that evening.
u
NCLE TOM'S CABIN,
AT THE
NATIONAL THEATRE,
The Temple cf the Moral Drama.
Performances every afternoon and evening.
TO PUBLIC EXHIBITORS, TEACHERS. AND AMA
teurs. ? Diraolving views, and all other kinds of paint
ings on glass, made to order and constantly on hand. A
splendid six iaeh dissolving apparatus, with hvdro-oxygen
gas light, with paintings, all read v nnd complete, for sale,
on pleasing terms, by CHAS. PFETSCH. artist. No. ]K1
Grand street. Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
THE ATRE^W ANTED, A LADY" TO PERFORM IN A
first class theatre ont of the city. Address iminedi
ately Veritas, Broadway Post Office, post paid.
WR. FISH, FROM LONDON. THEATRICAL AND
? characteristic wig maker, 559 Pearl str??t. fonr doora
from Broadway. Amateur performances attended. Wig*
lent on hire for private parties, masquerade* and fanoy dress
balls. N. B. ? Conntry theatricals supplied on short notice.
MUSICAL.
A LADY WHO HAS UEKN ACCPSTOMEn TO TEACH
ing the pianoforte, would like to receive two or three
pupllaat herown residence. Address Music-, llorald otfioe.
Terms moderate.
Am, who plat t*i" violin"? an m~ few
moments timo have Robertson's recently patented key
ed atop linger hoard attaehed to their own Instrument, and
play at flrrt sight with an ease and accuracy of stopimpaa
ail Ye in the old ftyle. Manufactory 181 Broadway.
CARD -MrTT MEVER, (LATE PRINCIPAL BARt
tone of the English opera.) and lady, respectfully In
form the public that they intend living instruction la slng
ng, piano and gnltar, at tkelr residence and at the residence
of their pnpila. For teraf pleaie apply at No. 6H taut
Thirteenth street.
Henry penary rrspectfully informs nis
friend* and the pablio generally that he ban removed
hie pianoforte ware room from SB2 Howery to H23 Broadway,
where he will keep a Ine assortment of new and se< ond hand
piano*, at prices which defy competition.
Mrs. sequin. professor of vocal music?
Italian and English. sacred and secular? devotee a few
honra each day for the iastraetion of yoang ladies in private,
or those intended for the stage or concert room Mrs. Segnin
will he happy to give all Information concerning terms, plana.
Ae., at her rtiMtact, S9 White street. near Broadway.
Musical notice? will rf: published." on |
Tliorsdiiv morning, Msrrli 9. IW4. Wnteon's Philhar
monic Journal of Music. Lltor.itnrc and Art. Content* ? 1. i
Euphonla, or the Musical City: a talc hy Hector Berliot. i
2. Mufloal sayings and doings, critical and otlierwiae. Social
skctcbes- No. 1, The Orchestra. Mu?lc ? I. Golden I)r?%ras;
new sonr 2. S and 4. flarred nieces. Editorial ? Third
Concert of the Philharmonic; Review of Music, and Miscel
laneous article*, Item* of ??wi, kr . Ac. Snlseriptlon. a
year. In advance, which entitles each subscriber to t3 worth 1
of innate, to be selected at pleasure from the larre and
fashionable catalogue of Horace Waters, .US Broadway.
WATSON A SIMONOS
Subscriptions received at the otBee of the Philharmonic
Journal, .V13 Broadway, where all communication! most be .
addressed.
VTOTICE^THE UNDERSIGNED, BEING AJIOITT TO
J.1 make alterations and ettend hla hnainess. is compelled
to fell the remainder of Mi pianoforte* at an immenee aaeri
flee. Ia willing to accept any reasonable offer. aooncr than
?ee them apoiled. Call at once, a* the workmen commence
neit week. One la * splendid 7 octave, with double sound
ing boards. made for the Cry>-tal Palace, hut not flniahed
in time: one 7 octave, with egtraordiaary powerful tone, la
equal to any grand? both fnlly warranted At?o one second
hand Erard grand piaao. In exoelleat order, at a great bar
gain. J. CREINER. piaao maker, IfiO Forty sixth street, be
tweea Second and Tblrd avaauoe.
Pianofortes-two "fine skTenoctavFrosb
wood pianoforte* for sale at rost Can ho aeon this
week at the warerooaaof the suheerllera. Alio, a good aa
aortment of plaaot constantly on hand, for aale or hire.
SAFFORDj* BROTHER. SW Broadway.
PIANOS. COHANS. VELODXONt AND MUSIC.? A
large aaaortment of new and secondhand Instraiaeats
selling at great bargains. New mn*i> ? Sasy Anna Slmpeen
Gmtly down the Stream. Capt. Crightoa's aoag, Rc Cheery
Boys, saag with great applanse hy Oeo. ClirWjr ?nd Wood's
Minstrels. Dameel eebottlsk, l,ove ?'hottl?h. and V??i<
America nolka. with splendid vi*n*ttes, jaat published by
MMY f OOflDBN, H>7 Broadway. '
<WSC\fE.Vi;,
MAR.SH am ,ol*
To* ifday evening W ,? > 7 I , ?' 1 Oelook.
"'rs'^r-WisK.
KSfe:?r?
J*''"' Mr Matthew* HcrLi* J? *????
PMloetrate. . , Mr Walter* Hef^r.. ' u '? *n Nagl?
Nick Bottom . . .Mr l>?^idee 01 ,r?n' -1"" A w"?KVSh"'?
ftaafl z as i
Wnhi: ic?8 . theatre, broadw!^ ^TTtt
V Broome ilreet. ? Door* opca at di ?0 ooniln '
Tueaday evening, March 7. will he p.'Vf, rmed *'
o, _ . . tOVl FOR LOYE.
Sir 8 Lege ad Mr. Blake I Scandal . . Mr rwt
Valentine. ... ....Mr. Lc.t*, Angelici ..WW; .'.Mr',
5'"-. Bronaham I Mm Toreaighl. Mr* Cramer
rSitiU; ? ? w w"eot *"? ??? *??????
"&'?ia SJasra 1 ? '"??
H.?? u . ?LOVK ANn murder." r0I>,,ir*
Marr' ur ,1^V\?ld' I *r? 8top6en?
CTEiKaSa" "O""' w> ?
H R I S T Y 8 MINSTRELS.
^ ^ JHE ioDEf.'tROC^OTa'VoR^4*'
preaent o f 'it hfo'J"* * E "ertili 'tT
?uoce.* In ttila city, f. ra. 'uini?.!!
ira.s c?,ont sua
p THE COMPANY
??!??? SJM'SK 0-"p?'?f?P.ri..^,
edwin p! christy, m. ??***??
only individual of tho naiu<* of cflRISTV <?? j*?"' ^
former In wwtaM". of E*ki?pl?^,Vn ? M ? ***
??r*?Sfcft. u Door' open " ?* : ???.???
*"* <" ??
THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART a
collection th. mo.t oomplete ever mad. h,oaew??
01 authentic picture*. I.y Gtildo do Sienna (A f? Iffll ftC!?
r^0,0<tl#T.T,*mlnU f^onardo da Vinci ^phS3:
S^wTF8 n ,tU"' ^"nenlrhina. Sal va tor Roaa, Y.lafqne*
Broadway theatre.? a testimonial ok ?*
^r' Heister, prinr intt .oenio artlpt ?r
fn'? e,,"|'M*linieiit.-The public in ropectfnlly Informed that
in compilanco with the wlnhe. of nuiiiTou*' patron. ofth?
*? i **ia n'*rl<. of f 't'pm to Mr. Oeorgo Bei*tcr fo
"lilll' dlpplayed In hij beautiful aoenie illn-tr^
tionii of Mid milliner M^ht'* Dreain, p>o uiiiveraallr admired
till* aSmuihl* *11"'?"' the n,.an**ement ha* tendered to
. MiniriMo Am?'rirftn nrttfi a le?nrtif wKiok
pointed to tuk? plnre on Satardnv evoninsr ?.M n f f'*
the thirtieth repre-.-Matl^n nf S>i*k-i> mat romedS
and fairy iportacle n? produced ?? t'lli tho?tJ5^t5??. '
etdented *Bcc?.?. Uoa l ook now open ? WUh
Broadway tiifatre-mr. w DAvinnR ii*r?
to notify that hi. I.meflt will t%k? #1.S ? p?SS2
eTe.iingn.xt, the lllth lnnt.. when will he porfomed ^ thJ
romantio conno drama entitled DOMINIOnr TBI on?
8*8h8*Dv,?R A OENTIEMAN IN BI.AC JS,5S&
NIGHT'S DREAMCe'tul?a y ,5*t.Uc'e of A MIDSUMMER
Uie theatre li?ket? and place* at the hoi office of
WALLACE'S TnEATRE -EXTRA ADYERTISEMNT
Enormoo* *orce.^nf t^n^reTe^* brilliant comedy of
i. i . Carefnlly re?i*ed. curtailed and altered.
I roductd for the flr*t time on any *taKe. in it* preaent form,
,V?i? theatre, on March l.
Tuc ciet incln^intr the wholo talent of the company
14 XII V .WW ICMKU ARD OOITUMII.
It will >?e acted
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
1 ?M,lt LOVE FOR LOVE
pr" entuPtlo""hCd * f ' W <,R-V*' ?? w '> arranged for N
The ho* hook open for the nook.
MRtaki pla?o0a'tK 8 FA RE"*EI1' CONCERT "WILL
HOPE r HA PEL, 71? DROADWAY,
} ?
Me"tr' c ilrliV-' r~^r, tBd
c. Iin I1T. C. W (ELTQE
PROGRAMME.
i i e\ . a TART I.
I. Overture on two Pianoi, for, |,ht hand*
Ti mm, Ur<*llcrihaupt Bccht and 'wra?!t??*
? Tho IVanderer-Mr,. E Hn,Vw,ok. . . * >?*?.
' 'i 1 I' " -0 rn n .1 Concert for"
Piano and Orchestra, comp?*ed and execat
The orcheptra part will '? VpU>'o'd'on 'a'.eooud pfaA by' Mr'
j w a . . Timm. ' ?
4 Fantaaia and Yari.itionf? Mr C Hahn n i-?
Clelo""rM f'i n0'?*i,S(? "Vlolln, '"8o*0 ' '
Cielo ?Mr*. E. Bo.twick and Mr. C. Uaha. Paeial
PART II.
6. (A) "A Niaht < n th( Ocean," Nocturne; (B) "Ni
zizh1#:0'"* c^' ? n t ,
l ?1? *',|W Dr,,P''rM? E- B?'?twick.'.'. Goekif
Li-.""/' N'"trrn" 8cntim<ntale, com-'
*? a po>ed and executed ly u. a ,
7. (A) FantaiHe, from "Lomhardi" vlin i!
<B) L? De.ir" ? Mr. C. Hahn V.eu.temp?
10. FaiitaWe and Vnriatlon*. on a' 'Ru.'.ian Theme
: jafl^CTaaea-HSk
fnllv Inform the > itiien? #f N.w York and the IJJiJ
can art, and alao of riving a world ? id J cir.'alLtioo 7^,, i
rtnowned Book of Travel. Adv.ntiir? i Ji ? . "
which ahould he n ad hy the mlUliS h. -in
among the purchaser, o/l I s t?c kH* o* a ,1 Jjfi **ion
Ut J!??aOo'<Wo"d TI,I"*Me Klri' ?mounting to the *ua
Prof narf. Whole Wcrld?worth an immcnae for
ti l e to any one, rained at IOr Mm
a?r? ?r ilM! f.'n,.'trr '4,lt- with ?"? hundred
ty ??? "^f^^'tiSn. th' ^
Tbe cel?trated model of the City of Hmn Pr*n*iLLZ ' ' %'ZX
A maJ2f?M,ntar(/*m,',J Ir"BOr?n,? of the Holy Land' ' 10 000
A magnificent city reddenre In New Vo?fc iw.uw
1W 000 volume, of Prof. Ifart ?! .a tenMve tnnU ' im 17,*P
?fce Old and New World. Int.rJSer, 'd wltftSS*11
able adventnr.*, nnmting anecdote* and
incident*, elegantly tom'd, with Tlli ed.e. llili^
Ing a portrait of the author, at 73 ciatV^Irh ,, ?
Twenty-live building lot* each co?ILr?.fr- W'???
New York city, cacb valued at |WI0. , . m run
SO thgaat rowwood pianoforte., at $900. . .7.7. ^000
? do* meiodaon* StSffi' " * ? a*'8<w
,i? tU^Dt ??" watchT*. at $|15) #10? J0?
100 do. do. at 8 000
100 do. do IJ So **?
200 Jo. i0; J? Jg 6,000
t ?2i*,i'**nt? *?Vi at HA. . ; ?'2>?
I,000 el.gant gold ring*, at $3 >*52?
2.000 do. at?|.. 4000
^ Mt' ?J0,gMt flJTer I** ?pnon*,"ati|B. ' *. i'mS
00 do. do. deM.rt rpoon*. at $12
25 do. do. taM? T.Viu ?w
%?S?n,T:l SM M" P"*("*to?'. Bag ef ?
^nt^"". ?f t,,e m0li 'f"hi???k'u m'u.'li'. 'it '? 10 000
Cn'SS iK*"* en*ravlng., a't'jB 'cent..',' J'SS
jwsvsRKicr map' ,,f the c,t' ?' ** ?
S1.P69 portenioniialu*. al i^ce'nt.' I
caah f<" ,0? y'"*' wUho*t or InUriit'. of ' ^
fectly fair aid Mtlrfaetor, mainVr to all * ***'
The price of ticket. I* On. Dollar each entitllag the holder
SM.OOtV ? ?* t? th, eakituioa. aid eLe^m
AH order, for ticket* nut be addre-*ed Boat .i..
i?f ^"2J!,*Jc,oyd* to rrnf J- woodm'aST hI*t' Si?
377 and 37? Broadway, World'a Hall v.. v-.l "
ticket, will be promptly forwarded to' - ^ ^ ^ >n V
sm-sj" s
at 3 and 7P. M. *? L*ctnr** <ommene?
HORSKM, CARRIAGES, AC.
A FOK SAI.E? VAM'AHLE TOR FAMI
Si :;M.?vrsi,s
;"i.. us,' ?????
F?? "*V*-3W0 FA8.T . HORSES, WAGO.V and
7. own" '? 'oaring (he cite and hu bo
'fTtiT v 'm m i Arp?y ?tth? *t Dtiiof or willia*
( Aw AN8, 9# Mtrccr Mreet.
For pai.e? a pair or first "quality dark
brown horifi, well trained for r>mll; on; tin a Mi|
ro< Vri??y. har-tra, <%r To ho (old to. , tier or N*M?Mt
Any perann v at. ting ? fret rate eataMiahmeat will
calf at THOMA8 NOKRI81 eta Me, IM Clintoa nlneT
(F.itl.th etreet,) any day I oforo I o'olock.
FOR SAI.I-A FINE I.AKfiI~BAV HORSE, hound
and kind; wonl.i enft a baker or do tor hi ho will etaarf
withont t.lng. ,.1!) ho .old cheap fnj wi.nl of aaeuttbo
corner of flroadway and Twenty. alnth ?tr.*et.
Fob sai.e? a nLArR mare, moht wagon and>
! ami H: all in good order. Prire ?U\ ("an be ioen .4
^'?T H?tHnV t- """? K""rib' " ,bt *"
IT0? 8AI.E? -A COACH, NEARLY NEW. A PAIR OP"
' l fmAu'V*""' "r together, a loo a good
F?anhlin"tr"t Wa,<0* nBt" ?ul* ?? &
FOR 8 A I.E-TW OLIO IIT SHIFT! N<Tt6p waoons
modern hnllt, and in complete rnnningordor Will k?
? old cheap for caab. Inquire at the St Ni bola* etabloo .77
Mercer atroot. '
MEDICAL.
V"\AAAAAA^^wv. wx a x ?v/V V . V\WW\VWV\.
DR RAI-Plf. -HOURS OF OFFICE CONSULTATION
from ? to IS A. M . and 6 to 0 P M., exoept 8and?,a
MS Iloneton etrrot. near Rooatar. '
DR. WARD. N0 *0 CANAL STREET, OMR DOOft
ea?t of Broadway, eaa bo eoaaalted m anal and all
a" VeaVjc^uTl K)P?M ??????<=?, ?? ^ Mm fail*.
DR. WARD, GRADUATE OF THB fTNITER8ITY OT
EdiB?>ir*h. Scotland, bo wUh
hiuoVm rMt' ?" w ttM * *ss^rMrrit
D"t f 'ARD. CONSPLTIRa PHTSU'IAN, FR0R fum
tnircnity of liUnbori mi ho con?nltod with ecrUia
ty. a* naual, from 8 A M. till 0 P. M.. at Ma oldeetablUhe*
AO Canal itreet, ono door from Broadway.
Dr. cooper, u ottani itreet, mat ri coir
??Kad. D?. C. Woald raapeetfnlly foliell of thoao la.
te reeled a sail, being aatiifled thai from a praatke of twen
ty three yean bo can giro oatlro eati-faetloa.
21. johnson7~i? nul*i Street, ray bx con
aaltod confidentially. Or i ll a ragalartr idwaltd
?kltlan, aad haa praeifred at hl? prraent oftaa Mr tfca lait
twenty -two yeara. Ilonra iroai t A. M., to 8 P . R.
Dr. oqbrktt OF NO. 10 DUANX STRRRT, RAT BB
edaflAUd with eoafldoact on bia traataaoat. Twenty -
thrao yeaA la bla apeelallty eaablea tilai to rtairaataa aer .
naaeat cntoo. N. B.? Dr. C. la a aaeaibot e< HwRaw lute
Vnieeraity. 800 bli diploma la bla olBra.
rARMONT, PARIS AMD LONDON PRTSIClA f
. aad nrnoi, la toanlMl at URoada atwft, ear w
of Broadway, from 11 A. R. tlU IF.S aad ftiillilis I
the erenlag. Bnadaya, from 1 UU a P R. JfTfr- Jltt J
in* Htm

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