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SITI ATIOSS WAATRD-r SNALtCH.
niM?llan?oui.
IT* ANTED?BV A YOUNG LADY, A POSITION AS
IT sale.lady In a store; it roiu[>eUnt to kau|> book* or
icl ? raaltier; ben reference!. Addrci* C. 0., bo* III)
Herald I'yiuwn Branch office.
Intelligence Officer.
(GERMAN AND ENGLISH SERVANTS, CAFABI.E
T and trustworthy. conttuutly on hand.
M AJ Ai 'J^T A f A; ..J- 'LI .H n + ..r "I If!: -f.
PROFESSIONAL SITV ATIOX S W ANTED?
FEMALES.
Ol 7 KOttSYTH ST.-A RESPECTABLE FRENCH
I girl. -1 years old, ditrugageU April I. I" lake euro
of and teach children, or ?o go with a family to Europe;
speaks French. Herman and English ; good city reference*.
Address Mr. WILLIAMS.
HELP \\ ANTED?FRN M.Es,
\NOBEL'S MOT AIR ROMAN BATHS, 61 LBXIMOTO*
iv.. want American women under 33 for Paths, chant
berwork and laui.dry.
A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER AND DB8IOXBR
wanted to take entire charge of a department for a
lirat class house in a large Western city; groat inducements
will he given. Call, front 3 to 5 P. M.,
at KJ1 Broadway, on Wednesday and Thursday this week.
PROTESTANT! HXRVANT WANTED?TO COOK,
wash anil Ir ti: good letarence. 1 inquire at lints li>7 !
Most 40th at. Kin..- third bell.
l-i RSI' CLASS SALKSW IT MAN W A N TRD-I'OR
e. rsets ; one having experience and capable of taking |
charge of store, and ttiat can furnish tiiHlouhted reference
may apply by letter to OLIVE A. STONE, l.l'd Broadway.
\ MAN OK Wt ?MAN_WANTEI>?TO TAKE PHAROE
have a milary or an interest in the mine. Innulre In the
cilice, up stairs.
A smart, caTahlk c.ikl kob henkk vl iiot sF
work; those only need upply who can furnish city ref.
i-rence. f>7 West 21?t st.
4 HBAI.TBT WBTNUMB WANTED IMMI BI lTF.LV';
J\ mills not over four nuiiths. Apply, lor Iwo day', at
141 East U'-tl Ht.
TVRKS-M AhI IRS \ KKH FIRST U.ASS WAIST
IJ hands wanted at 35 AVest 1 Htli st.
tSressvakkrs wanted ^gooF skTrt IIAMOS;
J " also apprentices; must irv verv nieelv.
C. V OLNKY. 3<i East 14th *1.
PIUS WANTED IVMI'IUA il l V fUHHEST WAHFH
"I given; good phices lead' At ODKLI. A OO.'H 10.1
Wert H4th st.
"VM'KSK WANTED AT jnTUABXTir v .1 . A PROT1a
pit ant. aide to take charge "f t wo children, do charoherwork
and use scwlmr machine. Call at office of (IEO. 1'.
SMITH, 40 Wall st , Wednesday, l-oin 11 until 12.
Tiili BEPCli I. iC A N i ON V K NT It ?jf
AT SVRACISE TO-DAY.
SPECIAL DESPATCHED,
wirrr fi ll i'artiiTi.ak?,
IN TnF. EAKNJNH TF.I.KHRA M loNiOIIT.
MrA NTBI' ?TILL itAV 1. IN A SMALL PRIVAT*
tv i..i-i iv. a :r! to do general housework', will pay $21.
145 East 71st st.
VIT a NT EH?A V Ai t oM |*LIsllED HERMAN LA DY AS
TT eompanlon to an Invalid lady and as overseer of the j
household; very hest reference r.-oitired. .Apply, frmn 10 to ,
S. at 262 Hudson St., and after (I t*. M at 201 West 38th st.
TITAN TED-A HOOD OOK. WASHER AND DONER, j
t inr prtvnie mitiii.v . rrotesrant prererr**cJ; m nuile age?i;
city reference. Call, between 11 A M. and 3 P. M., at 859
Wr?t 67th st.
\\r A XTKI?- HY A SM ALL-AM KRICANT A.VI LY, A
t f Protestant girl for irenoral housework ; inu>t bo capable
and have good city reference. Call at 322 East 19th at.
TIT ANT ED?A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRK88. \lii.V
u with references at 21 West 4Rth at-, from 9 to 11 A. M.
TX7ANTED?AN BDITHERS, ALSO \ TRRAHUKEU",
Vf for leading newspaper; roust purchase $2,900 cooperatIre
stock; liberal salary: duties light; previous ex- :
pcfionce unnecessary. Address MANAGING EDITOR, <
1,207 Ellsworth st., Philadelphia.
AlrANTKD?A ill AMHPltMAlD <?M; THAT CAN
ff wash and iron and do general housework. Apply at '
127 East or>t h Ht.
Htr anted?a working iiopsTekeepkfT "about |
Tf 30 yearn of age. In a small family, t.rn adults and ;
three small children , one whom we c an tako hh one of the
family in cnintry; neat, intelligent cook. washer and '
baker. Ac.; good to little children. Address LONG
INLAND, box MP Herald ofHea.
117ANTED SALESWOMEN IN LAWKS SUIT \K1>
?f underwear departments: none but those experienced t
and accustomed to tirsf cln.-:. city trade need imply between
b ami 10 A. M . mi KOCH'S, 0tb uv. and 20th st
VXTANTBD- \ PIR8T CLASS WAITRESS AND CflAM '
ff hcrniaid in a private family; city re"crence required.
Call at ; 18 134th t.
IITANTED?IN AN IMPORTING HOUHE, A SMART |
Tf boy. about lb years old. who lives with his parents; J
must write a good hand Address, -fating references and
salary, L. S. N . box 108 llerahl office
\yANTKI>-A NBAT auu. TO DO UKNBKAXi HOI
T work; roust be a good eonk, washer and ironer; rcf
TIT ANTED-A OIKI, FOR WAITING AND TO ASSIST
Tr In washlniriu a imall private family. Thoac ?lily
with best relcrenee need cull at 1411 West 22d 81., between
1(> and 12.
U"">A\TKD-AN KM' h LUTNTT67I'K," WASUKH AMI
ironer for a family ol three Adults Apply, with city :
itlrrtnet, between 9 sod 12, at 249 West 38th ?t.
XJLTARTKD?X" GOOD SMART GIRL FOR PANTRT
ii work and waitinjr; must lie n (fo i l waitress ami need !
to hotel work. Apply, from 10 to 11 o'clock, at 18 Kaat i
28th tt.
\\7 ANTKD?A GIRL TO DO UKNKIt A I. HOUSEWORK:
TT most be a irood plain cook, washer and irouer. Apply
after 10 o'clock, with reference*. at 21 Harrow at.
\\r ANTKII-A I.AUV Wfi(7 IS A KIKST Cl.ASd I
? shorthand writer; hours from H to 6. Apnly at H KSS
A McD.WI TT'S, corucr oftiUtli si unci 2d nv.% before 11 A. M.
or after 2 I*. M.
TITAN TED?AN EKRAN'D UIRL, M 21 UNIVERSITY
V? place. Call from h t?? III
TITAMTED?AT 10ft RA8T 71 ST ST., A GIRL TO DO
if i?enera) housework ; city reference.
\\fANTKD-A SI Kt >M1 tilKL AliUl'T 1*. CALL AT !
? lfo. 311 Kit 80th 1 dag twice.
WANTBD-A YOUltti OI?TO COOK, W \sll AND
T iron ; must be comptjtcnt and williug to work; must |
have city reference. No. 111 Madison av.
WAN-!:.!)?A t'UOTKST.VN'T Nl'ltNK, IN AN 1NSTI- 1
* r tution. Cull today from 10 to I- o'clock at No 5
l.iringntcn place.
"tir AJTTED-A IfKAT Vol WO U1R CX ooon Si: AM- 1
TT stress and operator, to usal*t In cliauiherwurk and to
tela car* of two growing cliilitren. Apply from lo to 12 at
IP Weat 35th at.
TV ANTKD-A SM ART, TlDY YOl'NO UTRI~ TO DO
r tli%! hiiiiMiwmk of u private family; UeriiiMU preferred;
city reterruce required 474 Wftl IMlh i?t.
UrANTKD-BV THE DAY. A KM A KT, ACT IV K (IIRI,, i
13 Jfltri of Igt, io i&kt rlmryr of three einell |
children; one tiring in the neighborhood preferred. Apply
at 154 Wavcrly place.
\irA.N>KI?-A" TKOTlsSTANT tvo v AN TO CoOK* |
yy tedi tad Iron t* a smell family 18 Keel 244h tt*
WANTBDIA SMART, TIDY WOMAN (pROTKtftTANT
?t pre rred). for general houteworic, in a mnall amily; i
inu*t understand plain cnokiiitf and he h i^ood wnHher and j
Ironer. Apply, with city reference, alter 8o'clock, at UVd
>Vc?t 23d si
TIT AN I UK? A t'ltori.Kl ANT COOK To A SSI of IN
TT wualiltijt; inuat have cltr relerence; wages, *14. Apply
45 Bad i".'iii it
"\\r 4 N T KI > ? A I KIN" II Nt IIHK. WHO I NORRSTANDS
* It the innrhinc. Apply, from 10 till 2. at 444 Mudiaon iv?
"ii; a vnu?- i mii.mnki: ro on <u r ok the cityn
must l>c a (irst clu-i trimmer; good wages. Apply,
b"wern l<? and 12 o'clock, to SGWAJLL, EKICKSON A CO.,
541 Bmadw-ay.
"tRTANTII) iOIMi ro COOK, WARM AMD IROX;
TT city reference required. Apptr at 50 Weat 4t>th *t.
\l'AVri' |i-A OIKI.. I" COOK wash and ikon,
TT lor a (mall family. 11 4 Iiast .'with st.
4irA.NTK.n-i wo tfiiu to do *51 work ok a
TT private family. Apply at llltt West I Ith ?t.
1(4 .-'Til 4 \\ ?W 4 NTKIi. 4 liililll OKIK, WASll IK
J.O and ir iter; city relerence requited.
ffi . _
si'l'l ATIOIfS \VAYTED-.HAUDS,
a HOY (10 YEAItS OK AOKI WISHES A SITl'A
UV. Hon ; good reference. Addrc?s M. II., 55 Henry at.
A WRI.I. RDt'CATKD TOl'SO FRENCHMAN WHO
J\. tpcalc. English wishes (onto gentleman to take liini as
companion. Address 0. K.. Herald Uptown Branch office
KKsl'Kt l'4HI.K 4|*\N WANTS SITUATION IN~A
place to ratio tobacco or on a gentleman'* place;
understand-fanning and all It. branches; best of reference.
Inquire or addrc.i JAMES I'll.MAN, 22 Beach st fan be
even all this week.
"I good "shorthand "wiirrkR, wiio also ln.
u\ deritanda uccnnute and general biuineas, and can pro
(liter the highest testimonial*. ilolrrt an appO'nitueut. Ad
tiros. stating aniary, Ac., box l,7tW l'uat office, Toronto,
Canada.
HOT Ai.i l' 17*" WIIO W RITES AND KltlllMEH
correctly, w ishes a .iloutlon . moderate aalary. Ad
?lre.- M I> . .-is Wert MM at
YOUR(4 t'OliOKBD HAM IB .11( WAN* OK A
altuution a. Hr.t rlaaa waiter; private or hotel; bent
city reference. No. 4 West 44th at., top liner
ITU ATI ON WANTED?BY A SIXULR XAK Oil A ;
good fnrrn or gentleman's place; good worker , i arcful
driver ; not alraid ol any work Addreta C , box ItM lleruld
office.
ITl'ATIUN WANTED-BY A i oT.oitKD~MAN HBtC
vant. as w aiter tor a private ftimiH' Call at old employer'.,
between to and 12, 143 W eal '-'Jdrt.
STnfUidli wanted ii< 4 11rsi i LAMS ikimst
and gardener i-lnglei on genii-mail's place ; no ohjec I
tlon to the country; reference at Irand. Address W K . gar
aimer, White I'laina Teat office. Westchester I'outitv. N V
\|*am:i). \ .-in ation, To takk i haror op~a
TT farm ur plain garden ; married; I'roteatant; wifecapable
of taking charge ol dairy; Bratila-a icteretnc Ad
cfreaa No. WlriHoe rt.. Wear Yerlt.
MfANTED-A VIM; MAN ISINOJ.I . UNDKW
m standing telegraphing. Irishes a .Ituatiou in uu ofln e
*r (tore w hero energy and cluee atlent'on lo bnslnea- will
aeon re adrim einetit: reference* tiisl claas. Audrea. KNEMIY.
box 270 llerald aOke.
Ti,rANfr0-A Slll AliON, BY A Mil IiTkk.N MM NO
TT man mimed.'. M waller ; i? willing oud obliging.
Can be seen ai present employer'?. 3TO Weat 2Sth ?t.
it Ytjf n7; MBN-WlLLINO "TO WORK. I'd YEARS
jmd old. will go to any part of the world. Ad die .-a K. H.
Herald I ptown Hraneh office.
~ is* ni l El;l;|> BY A SOBER STEADY YOl'NO
*) man io any |ierwn who will tlnd him emplovmenl aa
porter or otherwise Addresa 1'OKfEK. boa I'Ju lloraid
office
CLKKK4 AMI DiliKHMKN.
AOOOD SAI.KSVAt. WHO WWTi "THE TIIISO'
lof hn"inr??, ran apply at oitc? to J. U PORD A CO.
R7 Park ptn*o. haw Ynrif.
AiibstA?T ?:K?EMTI.Y FROMKTaiish :
Amrrira. thoroughly invirMiit with Ilia langnac*
and coiiimrr co ot ihr.a uoantrlt*. withra un rngagrmoiit a*
nrratpattalrnt or In an* nthor t aparity; jrnod ralvtanca.
Arfdrca* K. K , Hudson at . Hartford. Conn.
jf It * A?RIRD~RKUAHLK BI'iUMMPS MAt",
with fC'tti (o io.m on gr..id aonnify, oan Uava a po.it.on
at rU rk pciniancott* in a plaatnnt twtirr ? AUlitrt l!E
UAKI.K. Ilarald oWna. '
AM BXI-KKiKJICKII _HOOKKKKI'Ki; HKMHjAi 1
tilaatiou ; hia-littt r*fsrr?c.-s at to ahiitiy and C*aracMr,
modcrata lalary. Ad'iitn A., If) Marald timcn.
FEW Y(
CLKRKN AM) SALESNEri.
A POSITION WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. 2<
yearr ut age, a? aaaiatant bookkeeper or clerk; uuex
cepiionable reterracea. Addreaa K. 8 , box 133 Hcralt
office.
TIIOBOl'OH BOOKKEKPEirAM) Al'C'OlNTAM
deairea to employ anme snare time; bar a practica
knowledire of general business Addreaa U. P.. box 2.0W
Port office.
A~ Nr ENERGETIC MAN, OF LARGE BX I' K HI EX C K" T>
managing, wauled to superintend an rxtenaive rt'tai
fatiiy gooda and hosiery establlaliiueiit In this city; one win
can Im nish some capital preferred. Addreai in confidence
giving lull natne, experience, where now or latt employsd
BUSINESS. box 217 Herald office.
?STERN BROTHBM, BTH AV. AND 23D ST.
want a first clasa Window trimmer. To onowhoft
thoroughly competent we offer good salary nnd atendy altna
tlon.
\ 8ITUATlON WANTED?TAS ENTRY CI.ISKK OR AS
Jx. -i'tunt bookkeeper; gooa city reference. Addrest
hAIUh, Herald Uptown Hraucli
7 i LERKS AND BALKS MEN.?ONE ACTIVE MAN
X with 91,000 can secure a permanent situation in nn
old ffitabli.hed hnnsa atAI'i per week. Addree* J. D., hoi
159 Herald I'ptnwn Brunch office.
1 kSi U CLKI.Ii WITH I'M ii:, WEEKLY AD
JLt dress, lor three days, box lk'7 Herald office.
t\*y hoods m \ k.?\ rouxa man coxpbtbni
\J to take clnirpe and boy iu dress (roods department; fiv?
years' city experience; salary no object first season; lev
reference. Ad Ira K. S., Herald office.
r\BT GOODS ?CTKR.-*KYB* YEAST UPI1I
J ' enee In a city retail dry poods house; salary no oh
j. ct Addraaa ,M. A.. Herald UptOWS Brunch ollice.
FLOWER AND YKCKTAHLE?AN HONES!
0 and competent imtn intends to sell lor seed merchant!
ill country places on con!mission. Address, for one week
COMMISSION, Herald office.
(JA 1.KSMUN ?WANTED, EXPERIENCED SALESMEN
S for our linen white poods and dries goods departments
only experienced men need apply.
W. K. PEYTON, 273 and 374 Bowery.
QALKRMAR-WBO HAD A SKIRT TOADS. 008 311
O av., upstairs.
rjpUB REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
1 AT 8YHACU.SE TODAY.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES,
WITH KILT, PARTICULARS,
IN THE EVENING '1 KI.Ell I. AM TO .MlillT.
rPKATSUINO HALB8MAN, UOINO A MONO RBTAU
L diu*reists. wanted, to sella specialty ott commission.
Address SPECIALTY, Herald office.
rpo MEKi HANTS.? AS SALESMAN, IIV AN I'.XKK
I. patio Now England man of pood a dress and personal
appearance, in any branch, or would take charge of n hotel;
he*tof roferelict'S piven Address KNEKOY, for one week,
Herald Uptown Kranch office.
UfANTED?AN KXPEHIKNCBD SALESMAN, Ts~A
dry poods commission house; olio thoroughly hcqunlntcd
with city and country jobbers, and familiar with
prints ntid otner cotton goods. Address box 171 Herald
office.
TV* AVTMD POSITION AS HOOK KEEP Ell, CASHIER
tT or in any capacity requiring a reliable, active, thoroiipli
polii , business man; city or elsewhere: reference first
cla-s. Addiess TEMPERATE, box M'J Herald office.
"UTANTED?A YOUNG MAN AS BoohKEEPER, WITH
?T first class references; salary, ffl5 a week. Address
box 414 Post office.
\r ANTF.I)-A (1 <)OI) TrXw-ILlTnU HAI.K8MAN," TO
f t i:ml wile, the mull as coachman or irirdenrr; 'inlet
stands the enre of Iwraaa; tho ulfb Km class cook; l???
! refer, uces from last place. Call at or address >'0. 7 Cor
nelia si.
W IMKII-A otri AT.I1N I OAi llVAN. HV A lih
It liable man; lias eight years' reference from his las
employer; no objection to go a abort distance in the conn
try. Mima a M . bra it"* Herald Uptown Hraneh odn
UfARTM) V HlTUATIOM ItV A MAKKII-.D MAN
t* without encumbrance, as troeetablo gardener; no ob
Jcctlon t" horses or to make litmseTl generally uselul; refer
ence?. Address I". M. box 1-M IIerald office.
U'lMlli It V A RKarKCTAM.B YOl'ffQ MAN
t? all italion as coai'hni an ; no objection to going to tin
country: best eitr references Call on or address, for tw.
day*. W. II , prUate stable. No. '228 Kaet 2tH!i ?t.
)(1Q 1>K KAI.K aV , HIUlOKI.VN ?NITVATIOJ
vMtNi} ? firiljur
HRLP AVAITRO-HALKH.
| AGENTS WANTED CITY OK COl NTRY. TO SKI,I
i aY t?? t? fnmlllea ami large rimmmtri. greateit luduco
in no CANTON Tl A COMI' A N V. MM CtiamlMM? H.
IIUBLL'BTlMT All; HUMAN BATIIS (II I.KXINii
Inn nr., wnnl li<me*t. Mrietly t?i?i>erat? Aruerl. nui
| uuder fur bntlu and olMca ; alio errand boy.
(Tknts wanted IN TOWN AMI OOI NiTKT-T<
> 11 onr pare Ton* to (aiuiltea, tiolali and large eooiuui
art. beat term" anil taryrM atoek In lh? connlry. Apply |,
rilK WKM.S TEA COMPANY, SOI Fulton at.. lelweci
Chur. li lid Grcrnwii-li its., New York.
VOTIVE MAN WANTED SOMETHING OF A ME
chnnlc In wood, nmi lo mnke liinnelf tone rally uiefu
inn alore Call after I" a! No s Heard el.
IJOOK I IM ASSF.HS AND Abl'STa Will. l?i M kF/I
I ) M r*lt at ttie Internnlloniil Itnrenn, 14 Park nln. e
tliird floor. I root nflier. be'ore fns?(in(: eliewlicre; priCtaldi
employment. Call or aand kt circa Ian.
' INK AND COPYING CRAYONS", ft PUR DOZEN
I "Pn/rle Key Hint*". tSc?nv?per doian J. F. HIM.
YRR, 30M Broadway.
rpjiK nEPI'RI.ICAN C OMYENTION
1 AT RYRACl'AB TODAY.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES,
WITD FCLL rARTICPI.ARfi
1M TUB BY BRING XELBGRAB TO-NIGHT
/
* * fi nne oj mitu s unu cuuarcn s suits on couwuimrion.
A'i in i s. ? . i,.,\ 184 DerildolHce.
TIT ANTED?BY A YOCNO MAN, A POSITION IN
f the stationary nnd sheet music husincM; can comluunil
some trade Address A. H. C., box 157 Herald
Uptown Hranch office.
\\~NTKjTTA" TKAVKI.l.KIt; ONIi WHO M WKM
y uc?iuuluied with the manufacturing Jeweller* through
the States. Address, stating salary expected, B. B? Herald
office.
\V ANTED Hi REE ENERGETIC 8ALE8MBN TO
t t travel on < nimissioii West, South and East; those *cnuainted
with the grocery anil notion trade preferred. Address
IMPORTANT, hox 148 station A.
W ANTED \ VOI Nci MVi.Dh. six MONTHS HERB,
n wants a situation indru.s; speaks English; has had
over four yonis e> pnricncc in drugs in own country and here;
small salary. Apply "TYDKN, ' Young Men's Christian
Association, 2 id st., corner 4th uv.
\\ AN . ED?BY AN EXPERIENCED HALESM AN, A
M situation in a dry floods store ; tour years' reference
from last place. Address CITY, Herald Uptown Branch
office.
fANTKI>?TRAVELLING SALESMEN. NOW BNguLcd
in the novelty line, to introduce a new article
in ladies' wear to the cen*thI store, jewelry and novelty
trade on commission; liberal terms and rapid baits. Boom
<V> Bible House.
COACHMEN Wit <;IRDBNER8.
A A ()UN<I MAN WISHES A SITUATION AS COACHJt.L
man. Address T. I)., No. 40 Ran 3Jd *t.*
S AMERICAN A8 COACHMAN IN A PRIVATE
family, city or country; best city refttence. 337 West
44th ?t.
NY LEVI J. KM AN UK LAljy WAN1INH A GOOD
man. sober, steady, honest and industrious, as gar*
di ner, fanner and useful man around a place, who tnoroujchiy
undentsnds Ids work and has b??t relerencea, can
address 8. 8., Hiverhead, L. I.
A FARMER AND HARDENER'S SITUATION WANTi\
cd?By umarried man; small salary and balance in
produce reunirod, with dwelliujr house. Address K. S., box
20*4 Post office, Nyacte, Kockland county,aN. Y.
4 GENTLEMAN IVANTS A MTUATION FOE HIS
x\. coachman. J . office Hi Poarl ft.
ABmurioN WAMT.D-,^ coachman .\M><;A?rdener;
jrood reference: city or country. Address
18 ADO HE PERRY, Herald office.
i- COACHMAN AND UARPENRR IN CIT1 OR
A country; is willing to maffE* himself ne rally useful;
small wages; beat reference. Address J., box 211 Herald
office.
"N AMTTKH'AN MAIIKTKD MAN CNO EN CUM"
bratice) wishes a situation ;u* cot chut an; is a careful
driver; thoroughly understands the care of horses; count rj
preferred; best reference from last employer. Call oil oi
address, for two days, 1?\ J. C., No. 1(10 Spring st.
? AH DEN KB-BY A THOROUGHLY COMPETEN1
young Swiss; first cla?s florist, grip* fruit and regeta
hie urower; best reference. Call on or address W. M 3t*
Broom < it
VIU Nii KNULIHHMAN IN "WANT"UFA SlTt'A
. tiou hm first class coachman and groom ; city or country;
brut city r 'c cmo No. 4 West 41th st., hi private stable*
i 8 COACHMAN?BY 4 RELIABLE Man WHO
jV thoroughly understands his business; good city refer
noes. Address L. II., box 1 JO Herald Cptown Branch office
\U \|{|?I-.M II. Fhokoi OiiLY COMPKTBN r IN Al.l.
its branches, desire* charge of a gentleman'* place
now in business for himself a* florist; Herman and married
reference. Address KhtHUST. tWKi Broadway.
V.- ? OACHMAN BY \ KIBBT CLASS 8INULK MAN
five years' beft reference. 12 West 4'id st
(UJACHMAN?THOBOUOIIL* UNDERSTANDS Hlfi
J business, with the best city recommendations. Inbuilt
for M. L., at Br 'wster k Co.1*, .>th av. and 14th >t.
/lOACDMAN IND UAHDB.NEK'B SITUATION WANT
\J ed? By a trustworthy single man ; thoroughly ut.dcr
stands hoth branches; careful driver; good milker; sobei
and obliging. Address T. B., box 204 Herald ottice.
/TT) AC II MAN* AMI < i \ U f> IN IsR?A SI T l/fToS
V.' by h single man ; thoroughly iniderMtands his business
can milk; piod reference* Address C., box 122 Ilcrak
office.
ARDENKR -BY \ FIRST CLASS GARDENER
\JT thoroughly understands greenhouse and graperies
married, without family; seven years'reference. Aifdrer
HA RIM NKH. 1 lerald office.
/S ARD1 NHR -III ATION WANTED BY A I'IK SI
\T cl young man; thoroughly competent in every do
| partment of gardeuknu; moderate wages and steady ploct
dcaiind. Address F. K., llcrald office.
n ARDKKKR?BY A FRENCHMAN; SINGLE; IN
vT derstauds all kinds of trees, vegetables and shrtthi
thoroughly; speaks KnglUh ulaiulj: good city references
Address (f. H. 1*., Herald office.
/TAR DENE H kSD t -It I. MAN WANTS A KIT I \
! \T tion : single; would tak* care of a horse if required; i*
a good milker ; willing and obliging; five years1 reference
' ASdrffH J. B . box 2M Herald ones*
("Tabdenkit - riloiuiumTLY compktent, wife
T fully nnderslauds the business in all the variotn
! branche*; Iff year** first class recommendation*; married
no encumbrouce. Address FARMER, box i it Herald office
/ x AIEIVENKR ?>: A111 I.I I V W ANTS A SITCATIOXVX
l'mlrr?tand?. tbo baaiMt* tboroaahly; l*aa lived in *om<
of lb* Wit place* In tbr ronntry; traiimoniulx fur honem v
?obrt*tr and capability ; 11 years' references. Address <1AH
i DENKk AMI KLOKIKT, liM'ortlandl st.
QITUATION W AN T KI ??A S C O AO11M AN I N I) (IIIOOM
O timlcr.tands the rare anil munapement of lior.es In nl
their I ranches; excellent city reference*. Call ut or ail
dre?* private amble No. ItuWc.t both ?t , prcaont em
i Ploy<T
I OlMil.h UKItMAN MAM WANTS A KITUATION Al
O eoacliman. aober ami wilting; nest referenee it re
quired. AildrrM I.. M., box 17tl lleralil office.
yv n 1 vrii.N W.VN1SD-BY \ TOUMU SCOTCH MAM
I lately landed, a> coachman anil pardoner: i* a first las
milkers city or country; beat old country reference*. Cal
on or addict* (iE< iKiiE. care M. Daly, 4Iw. Ea?t I7tlt ut.
I' TMruT MANAS COACH MAN~AND PLAIN (IAR
J doner. Address I'liTKit, llerald nfflcr.
\17AJfTKD?II) A SINliT.E *01 NtS MAN A SITIU
II tion ? riiarhmnn and proem; thoroughly u*ideriit*nil
the ear* ami manapi'n;ent nl baney, harue,, aiid earrioarm*
w ill be dl.< n japrd April I ; he.t city rt-fercnca. Call nt o
addro.x private .table ^ti I a.I iitlth at.
\V* A.N 11 il-SI rCATIONS, ]tv KRSPRcfAHLE VV
3RK HERALD, WEDNESDA
HELP W A JiTKI)?JSALKS
J TITANTED?SMART MEN OK GOOD ADDRESS. WITH
" good refercncea, to obtain tubscrtptloaa to and adrer1
tiaemanta >or a live aubnrban paper whlcli baa newa that
rnakea It aure to be taken in tnia city, Brooklyn, all of
Uoeenii county anil Long Inland generally, fall on or ad'
drat" ClhO Vv. VAN SIcLEN, 08 Nassau at., New York.
j u'antkd-a man weix- atiquaintkd amono
It city merchants to make six montha' salary during the
next .'to days taking orders for Hill's Manual of "Social and
| kadaaai IKmma" W. H. BIlKPAJtD, is Aator place.
I Tir ANfl0?AN AfTIVB^OUNO MAN AftiuifOMBD
II to lake charge of renting department real eatate
bnainca: percentage on renting given. Address with reference,
RENTS, box 101 Herald office.
llfANTED?A BOY Roll OFFICE DUTY; MUST
, It write a good hnn.l and have first class refvnees. Ad
i dress PUBLISHER. llerald I'ntown Branch otlice.
THE TRADES.
A IIHST* . I.ASS D1CS It: N Kit. I'K I! I ORATDI! A XI)
_/Y stamper. well aciiuninted with the cloak and suit department.
wauls a situation. Address L , designer, box 170
i Herald office.
(JIXaiXSBA, WHO UXOEIUTAXM BIS BOBIKAKti:
IJ wants n Mmaiion: best references. Address EN
Ul.NEEK, box Hull Ilernld office.
tmikstci.ass HONK. iioit.v aNO lyuST T0RXSKJ8
F wanted Apply to LAYMAN, ANK.VEK & IIItOWN,
i 81, 88 and 85 Centre si.
' WASTOD-mrLOYMBNT, BY A VOVSO MARB1EO
IT man of unexceptionable re'ernnces, with four years'
experience as architectural draughtsman; also a fair business
knowledge; speaks Kreneb lluently. Address ItELIABLE,
box 4,130 l'ost office.
\1rAXTEI)-a" FIRST CI.ASS MARHLEiiSKK; SITt'A?T
tion permanent. Address, v.ith reference, THE
IV 1 I.I.I A MS SI.A lie MAN'P.tL COMPANY, No. 1,132
Market ?!., Philadelphia.
TirATCIIMAKEH WANTED?IMMEDI AT^i.Y, To KM
TT pair watebes and clocks; nunc but lirst class reliable
persons need apply : work to bo paid for "by the piece and
must lie guaranteed; references required from previous employer.
Apply at 295J.i 6th a v.
W' * ANTED-A PlIOTOUItAPLlKtt; MLT8T KNOW THE
business and be willing to work for moderate wages;
Apply by letter to PIIOTO, llerald office.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.
ON DBMANDE?UNB HI AM III.-KI SE I'll t M: a I - H,
aynnt de tonnes references. S'adrosser an .123 Sine av.
O" XIIK M A M > K -1 N E 11 () I' V F. UN A N 1 E K It A N C A isE.
blon rccommnndec, pour cnselgncr la niusloue. la
langtie ct la lltterntnre franeaise. S'adrcsscrau 112 2(1 place,
lirooklyn.
AIsES AT AUCTION.
A -A.-A1
V . Art Exhibition and sale
at
Miner's Art Galleries, 845 Broadway,
of
If. tl'HK II W.A.I.',,
choice collection of
>1 oileru ull Paintings, .Statuary,
Bronzes and Art Library,
will remain rn free exhibition till tlie evenings of Wednesday
and Thursday, 2Pth uud both ilists., on which dates they
will be sold ut auction. Sale commencing at 7>? o'clock.
HENRY 1). MI .Vint, Auctioneer,
Oil:ce and Art Galleries, S4T> Broadway.
ixi'riojTsoT 11 K
Ilousehohl Furniture sales.
, | ItOBERT 80MERVILLE. Auctioneer. 74 University
place, corner Kith st , will, as heretofore, give special intention
to sales of Household Furniture, Ac., at ievidences ol'
' parties declining housekeeping or at his spacious salesroom.
I as above. ^
AT SOMKRVILLK'S AUCTION MART,
, 74 University plane, corner l.'tth st,,
HOUSEHOLD I I It N ITU UK, CARPETS, MIRRORS,
I'IANOS MKLODEON, AC.
Robert Romarvllle will sell sell by auction to morrow
(Thursday), at In1, o'clock.
AT SALESROOM 74 UNIVERSITY PLACE,
a quantity of Furuiture, removed from Fast Side Storage
Warehouse, viz., Parlor and Hedroont Suits, Centre and
Fancy Tables, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Lounges, Extension
Tables, Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows, Parlor and Cooking
Stoves. Ac.
ALSO BY ORDER OF MORTGAGEE
a lnrge lot of Wilton, velvet, Brussels and ingrain Carpels.
Also
Rosewood square Grand Piano, fiielnway A Son ;
Rosewood square Piano, Dunham A Sons;
Rosewood square Piano, Ila/leton Bros.;
Rosewood square Piano, Hulls It A Davis,
together with several others.
Catalogues morning of sale.
Auction house'op arch. Ton nst<in, "
IP to 2.'> Kith st., near University placo.
! (assignees sal.f. of entire effects of
, pork packing kstahl1siim knt,
252 to 258 west 2bth ST.,
.! WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, AT 10J? O'CLOCK,
I ? I COMPRISINO, IN PART. STEAM ENGINES, BOIL
j s. j ers, izi horse power, with Machinery completo. nearly
! ii ! new ; Lard Tanks, Sausage Creases, rools. Meat Trucks,
; ? | Fairbank s Scales, Hard Tierces, Hogsheads, Turks lsl|
C | und Salt, Saltpetre. Barrels. Ac.; one patent Otis EloI
*= | vator, with Maehinery complete, nearly new; all lite Of.
lice Furniture, Ac.
. X ALSO
! L | four Horses, four Trucks, two Delivery Wagons, one top
1 J side-bar \Y'agon, single and double Harness, Ac., Ac. By I
' order,
iioratio heed,
assignee of A. S. Spnnldlng A Co.
| Catalogues now ready at the olllce ot the Auctioneer,
| No. 10 to 2lilth st.
UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
(property of l)r K. II. Donnell),
THIS (Wednesday) MORNING,
st 10 o'clock,
at the live story brown stone mansion
| No. 47 West Ifltli st , between 5th and ilth avt.
Steinwsv four round 1'J octave Pianoforte,
1 I Decker A Bros, upright i}, octave Pianoforte,
Paintings hv eminent artists.
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, richly carved
rosewood end walnut frames, covered in crimson, tan aud
! gold brocade satin snd cotelslno; Turkish anil Spanish
: Lounges, Ea-y Chairs, inlaid niari)U"trie and gilt Centre and
- | Console Tables, rosewood Elngeres, I'sbineis, French plate
. Mirrors, laco Curtains, French Mantel Sets, <kl day Clocks,
Musical Boxes, Jardinieres, velvet Rugs, Ornaments; hsiid!
sonio iniaiil Library and Secretaire Bookcases, choice Books,
| library Tables; elegant Turkish Knit (7 pieces), lady's W rit- :
' i ing Desk. Statuary, Works ot Art.
i elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets, inlaid and gilt Bed-deads,
Drteeteg Cmh, Btimiqi, WMbitindu, single ind ilonbli
; Bedsteads. 33 fine hMr and spring Mattresses, feather 1*11i
lows. Blankets, Toilet Bets, rep and plush Suits, marble top
Tables, Chairs, Rockers.
; DIN (NO Kl KNlTl'llK, viz.:?Two Extension Tables, in
; I laid French walnut Sideboard,Chairs in leather, .Silverware,
I Dinner and Tea Sets, Cutlery, Ac.: two hall Stands, velvet,
J Brussels and ingrain Carpets; Kitchen Furniture, Ac.
? I N. 11.?Sale positive. Parties about purchasing will positively
find this a rnrf chance. Take Sixth avenue or Uni;
' versity place ears. House opeiis H A. to
, i Competent men to remove, pack or ship good*. city or 1
I country. ROBERT C. CASH IN, Auctioneer.
UT. ' ^
Important sale
r of high class Foreign and American
Oil Putntings,
; now on exhibition at the
1 Febtuck Art Caller/,
No. bO Liberty st.,
and to be sold at auction on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March 33 and 21,
* at 12 o'clock each day,
p BDWABD 8CHSNCK, Auction--, i
RT. -RUDOLPH SMITH COLLECTION
Tlilt unique collection of
WATER COLORS,
by Rudolph Smith, from solar drawings of paintings in the j
. Kuronenn galleries, representing Meyer Von Bremen, Ons- i
tav Rlchter, B. Vautier, P. Volts, Safmentler, A. Klndier. II. j
I (iarland, Toby E. Rosenthal, I'. Munsch and others, now j
. | on exhibition at KEhLKR S ART HALLERY, .">.*! Libert/
. st. io be sold by AUCTION, THURSDAY, .March 23. at 12 ;
? , o'clock. OKO. \V. KKRLKU, Auctioneer.
W7 BECK WITH, ~ A U 0 TI ON K E R-WILL SELL I
this <1 if. at in o'clock A. M , at the salesroom 2B3
) J West 3uth st., u lot ol female Wearing Apparel. By order of
h Shehlen A Br-.u n. \t t.?: ney?
Arcrion halTtfiiVT";wkdnes\>av~m6kninu,
commencing at lO1^ o'clock,
j at four dory private residence
s ; No. 21 East 20th d.. near Broadway.
1 of handsome and genteel Hon**hold Furniture. consisting
1 of Stclnway and Son's 7*4 octave grind l'isnofurto, I'arlor
j Suits iu rutin and broealel.F.asy chairs, Turkish l#oufigea,
Cabinets. t'rntro Tables, Mirror*, Curtains, hron?e Figures,
Clock*, hoc Fainilng*., Bookcases, Desks Library Tablet, '
rosewood and wulnnt Bedroom Suits, Bedsteads, Dressing !
Cases. Itnreaus. W'aslistands, III hair and spring Mattresses, '
rrp and haircloth Suits, Kxtenslnn Tallies. Buffet, Dining 1
I Chairs In leather. Silverware, Crockery, llallM.ind, Itookers.
Kitchen Furniture, 10 Carpets. Ac.
IIKN itY /.INN, Auctioneer,
A' ? LHKItT It. WALDIION. At I TIONKKH. Kws Mill KTY
st?This day, at II o'clock, regular sole ot Furniture, I
j ! Bedding. Vurlor Suits, Sola, B-ds, Window Shades, Dry j
I Qttdk Oiptetlea, It
A' "" ?ROBERT IIAYDOCK A BttoT," AUCTIflNKSB*,
, will sell at Xo. 7s W arren st., an Wednesday, March
. 22. a stock of Earthenware, to close the business. Sale
. j commence* at II A. M.
a A CCTION SALK or K. IIAYDOCK A BKO.. AT 7S
J\ W'srren st , will include Store Fixtures, Desks,
j 'trucks, die. Sale Wednesday, at 11 o'clock.
"a Ki ll JOHNSTON, Al orioNKKK: " ~ '
i J\ OIHee into 2A llith st , near Lnivrfrsity place.
Assignee's sale of the Coal Yard ileaso three years tornni,
. llorses. Carts, Harness, Fairbanks' Scales, Screens, c.; |
oflics, two tiro class Sales, Furniture, Desks, Ac ; on Thnrs'
day, March 23. at lot, o'clock, at the foot of 37lh st. and
. I F.asi Klvcr. My order of
i. I JVIL1.IAM KI Nil. Assignee.
r k LPItSD IXOYD, ACCTCON'KKR, 20 HROaDW vv.
J\_ will sell this day. at one o'clock, Lease, Fixtures and
. I stcek of Sample Boom SI Hroad st.
/ "Titi sale
; ! J\ TOMORROW (Till RSDAV) and FRIDAY,
March 23 and 24, at 11 o'clock,
A choice selection of high class
v Oil I'aintings
e by some of the best American and foreign .
a masters.
JAMKF DKNNId, Auctioneer,salesroom and gallery
It Vesey St., below Astor House.
" Fells without reservs to eleso up assignment
snd pay advances.
* Families and dealers Invited.
I AVfECIAL NOTICE.?Til F. FOLLOW I NO IIIOH
Z. CLASS i)lL FAINTI.NUK WILL BK SOLD AT AUCTION
ON Till'KtiDAT. WARCH 23. 11 O'CLOCK. AT TUB
- | AHT OALLKBY, 318 BROADW AY, INDKR THE FT.
i Tli* "Prodigal Son," "Ninety and Sine,""Hold the Fort,"
" 11 obi c uf the Soul," "Cbrtat Mieveinir Kittle Children,'?
j "The l.??t sd>per." J?c , Ac. B. MAYER*. Auctioneer.
--B, MAYKftS. AUCTIONKKK
An I in in cine variety of
a Una (111 PalntiB;*.
I lij European aud American artist*, at auction, for absolute
I sale, at
any acrifieo.
J Every day thi* week, at 11 and 2 o'clock.
Krlcnd*. customer*, s'.ian. era and residenta of the neigh
L, boilng cities are respectfully invited to examine thcni, at
i, Artleta' Uallerv,
| Xo. 513 Broadway, under St. Nichols* HoteL_
, I A t'CTION Of- HOI'SKITOTD FURNITURE?Tllld
yV C* edneedayi ?.'tiling at lO1^ o'clock; all the Furniture
ol Id-room* at the lucre private residence lift Ke*l 13th :
r it., near 4th av.; aalia brocado, rep* and haircloth I'arlor
, Miit*. IS Carpet*, Pianoforte*. Bedsteude, Bureau*, Washstnud*.
hair and spring Mattre*?*a, Bedding, Mirror*. Cor- i
tains, Clortta, Vaaoi, Table*, Ktagerea, Extension Tables, I
i hairs, Imitnee*. Kockem; '<Wt> Iota (ilase, China, Silverware, j
L i Cutlery, Oilcloth*, Stair Carpets. Ac,
JLUUB 1MBAMJIE, AlMlmtti I
X MARCH 22, 1876.?TRI
SALES AT AUCTION.
A -Tl'Nl? J011NHON. AUCTIONEER,
oid stand, 37 Nassau .1.
On Thursday, at 101,, o'clock,
Continuation ?Ic or genteel household
1'uralture, Carpet., Oilcloths, Knits.
Cue Parlor, bedroom and Dining Kooin Suits,
Refrigerators, Buffets, Extension Tables, Chairs,
To be continued on Saturday,
l' H. ? Particular attention given to sales of
household Furniture at private residences.
L'OTIt IN SALE?MAO.V T FTCKNT" HOUSEHOLD
Furniture, property of E. (lav, Esq.,
to he sold TliIS (Wednesday) MOKNl.Ntl, commencing at
1U o'clock, at the elegant tivo story brown stone mansion
No. 12'' \\ est 2-'td St., near Uth av.
Magnitieeat rosewood Ktageres, lace Curtains, Mirrors,
two elegant Pianofortes, Hteinwuy and Hons and Windsor,
with all late improvements; latest style inlaid Parlor Suits,
in satin, brocatel and reps: inlnid-Centre Tables. Cabinets,
Jardinieres, Brontes, Oil Paintings. Cliamber Suit a, in walnut:
Dressing Cases. Bedsteads, Bureaus, spring and hair
Mattresses, Carpets, Ac.; Bookcase. Books, Lady's Secretaire,
Library Tables, Turkish Chairs do. liockcrs. Dining
Kooin Buffet, Extension Table, Chairs in leather, China,
Dinner and Ten bets, cut tllaesw-are, Lounges, Hall Stand;
also basement and servants' Furniture. ,
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
T)Y VOSE & SOOTT, AIXTXONEEUA
Mining Property for sale.
Will be sold at public auction, on the premises,
on THUKSDAY, March 30, 1870,
at 12 o'clock M., all the property belonging to the
"Diamond Ledge" Cold Mining Company,
iu Dublin. N. li.,
consisting of a new 20-stanip Quarts Mill, in complete running
brdar: u 70-horsc power Boiler, SO-horse power Engine
and all necessary Tools for mining purpose*; Bla k-iniili
Tools, IS Horses, 1 Wagon. 1 Cart, 11 Harnesses, about 1!"J5
cur-Is of Wood. lot of 1,amber and Furniture iu boarding
house; also ubout
V) acres Land and Building*.
Will be sold in lots to suit purchasers, if not previously
disposed of at private sale.
By order of directors.
MOSES FAIRBANKS, Treasurer.
Boston, Feb. 1(3, 1S70.
B1 kSKLL, WELLES A Ml I,LETT, AUCTION EEB8.
This day (Wednesday). March 22, at iU% A. M.,
bx order of Wm. 11. Hart, Esq.. ase gnee,
balance of sti ck of J. Jamison, Esq.,
at It.*) Washington st and lofts 24t Fulton st.
This day's sale will c omprise all of the
cedar Tubs. Bowls, l.lJOO lbs. cotton Twine,
willow and English Market Baskets, Churns,
1.It) dozen zinc Washboard", 2(4) dozen Baskets, Ac., Ac.
Also
600 dozen Blood A Merrick's and oilier makers' Brooms.
coo boxes Saratoga Clothes Kins.
200 dozen assorted Fails.
BUILMNtl LOTS AT BED BANK, N. J.?PUBLIC
auction tomorrow. March 211, JM7(i. To closo estate
we will roll 13 Lots; size, 60x173 I'ect. fronting Hon. A.
Reckless' residence, on Broad St.; gas pipe already laid, and
Is the best location in town; few miles Irom Long Brunch,
I's hours' time from New York by New Jersey Central Hailroad
; also other communication < by boat on Shrewsbury
River. Par tie* wanting homes should avail themselves of
tills opportunity. We will alao well lumber, delivered ou
premises, ut cost price to buyers of loth; ulso coutract for
any kind of mansion, built td order. Parties having money
to invest should attend. Sale positive, rain or shine; if
pleasant, sold on premises; if rain, at Globe Hotel, lied
Hank. BKNJ. S PARKER.
v JAS. II. PARKER.
By- virtue op an k^ITution~to me deli?.
ored 1 will expose for sale at public vendue at No. i*)9
8th av., on Wednesday, March 22, at 1<> o'clock A. M., 2
Secretaires, 1 Bookcase, 1 Bureau and 3 Card Tables
\VM M. KirCIIKLL, Marshal.
/1BOOKBHT AMI GLAftfi WARI?-H?NRY LOTS,
Auctioneer, sells Wednesday, March 22, 11 o'clock, at
58 Barclay at., general assortment open stock, to suit dealers.
By order of William Anderson.
|a colton auction her.
1/ Rich Mouiehold Furniture from Orange, X. J., at the
salesroom 53 East 13th *t., near Broadway, this day (Wedvietdajr).
March 22. at 11 o'clock; rich arlor, Bedroom and
Dining Room Furniture : Carpets, Mattresses, Bolsters and
Pillows. Extension Tables, Sideboards, carved black walnut
Dressing Case >uits. one superb ennm died Chamber Suit,
with ('liev.il Glass, Library Tables, Cottage Salts, Chin*
and Glassware; at 1 o'clock. 5 rosewood Pianos. to 7%
octaves, French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, ?c., making *
in all a large and attractive sale.
/1 AFFXKY A SMITH, AUCTIONEERS, OFFICE 17
IT Centre st.. will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, the Furniture
of a private family, at 515 East 117th st..neurav. A.
Parlor Mirrors, Brussels and ii.gram Carpets, Suits in bu r
cloth, marble top Bureaus, Centre J able*, Secretary Bookcase,
Oilcloths, kitchen and dining room Furniture, with
which the sale will commence; one set wagon Harness and
Whip; also two Head stones, Amoriean sutQAry. Marble,
elegantly carved and polished, ready for lettering; *i*e 5 I'eet
0 inches and 2 feet wide, 4 inches thick, with base, and
mall ?r Stone; two hnn tocmely carved marble Mantel ('entre
Pieces.
/'i BNEHAL CLEARING OUT SALE AT AUCTION OF
\T Toys, Games, Fishing Tackle, Fireworks and Fancy
Hoods will he continued this day, at 11 o'clock, at 174 Bowcry.
B. EMANUEL, Auctioneer.
/GEORGE HOLBROOK AUCTIONEER.?UOLBROOK
\T A ROLLINS sell this day nt 2 o'clock, at the old stand
464 and 458 Canal sr., a general assortment of Household
Furniture, Carpets, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Extension
Tables, Paintings and Engravings, Mattress. Bods, Bedding,
Crockery. Glass, Plated Ware, Cutlery, kitchen Utensils,
B HERTS A SOXS. AIVTIO VEERS.
Salesrooms 17 Pturk place and 14 Murray at.
important special peremptory sale of
RICH CHINA GLASSWARE, FANCY GOODS, AC.
THE STOCK OF McLEWEE A CO.,
AT THEIR STORES. 1,208 AND 1,800 BROADWAY.
CONTINUATION SALE,
THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY), MARCH 22, AT 10#
O'CLOCK.
SALE POSITIVE AND UNRESERVED, ON ACCOUNT OF
retiring from that branch of the business.
Notice. ?Purchasers M yesterday's sale are respectfully
requested to call and settle their hills before 10 o'clock, this
morning, so as not to interfere with to-day's sale.
I I B IIEBT8 A SONS. AUCTIONEERS
J 1, Salesrooms 17 Park place and 14 Murray st.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, AO.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22, AT 10& O'CLOCK,
AT NO. 212 WEST 14TII ST.,
comprising velvet ancl Brusnd* Carpets, walnut ami mahogany
Parlor, rimmltcr hii<i Dining Room Furniture,
Piano, Mirror*, Be<1*, Bedding. Curtain*, Picture*, Kitchen
and Cooking l)ten?il*. China. Gia*s Ware, Ac., Ac. Terms
cash. Goous must be removed s une day.
JOHN A. DUNN. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
Wednesday, March 22. 1870, at 10^o'clock, at Ilaeger'a
wavehouM s. corner 34th ht. and Ht:? uv,, a large assortment
oT lloiiHobold Good*, Furniture, Bed*. Bedding, Crockery, i
(flanswarc. Carpets. Wearing Apparel, Ac.
S K1LLK8N, AUCTIONEER, BELLA TO-DAY
(Wednesday), 10!,^ o'clock, nt 22 East 13th ti., Bureau
>, Bedstead*, Wevhstand*, hidebuardi, Springs, Parlor
Holts, Sewing Machines, Gas Fixtures, Ac. No reserve; must
be sold.
La kg k sale ok" hkw i n<7" m acTi i n ks~ "spool
Cotton. Sewing silk*. Ac.?M NUSSBAUM, Auctioneer,
will sell, this day, ut 11 o clock, at corner av. A and 7th *t.,
large stock of new and second hand Sewing MachinesWheeler
?V Wilson, Siuger, Howes, Domestic, Ornrer A
Baker, Willcos A Gihhs, Ac.; a'*n large *tork of Sewing Machine
Silk*. Spool Cotton, Twists, shear*. Hummers. Showcases,
Counters. Fixture*, Tool* ami everything belonging
to the business, without reserve. Trade, dealer* and speco- |
lators invited. Nl 8SB.\UM A CO., Auctioneers, 261
Bowery.
\\ RU83BAUM, AUCTIONEER, 201 BOWERY. !
ill. sell*, thi* day, at 11 o'clock, at corner av. A and 7th
st.. l,0CO doten Spool Cotton, 2UU pounds Sewing ami Ma
chine Silk, 200 Shear*, Trimming*, Fixtures, Ac.
1~>ARTirioN SALE UK VALUABLE PEOPERTTjiT
Auction.
M A. LYNCH A SON,
1(H) Broadway,
will sell ut the Exchange S'Besroom. Ill Broadway, on
Thursday. March 23, 18/6, at 12 o'chc't noon. No. 0 1
OathcriitM *t.. No. 56 Oak *|., No. 305 Wc*t 20th *t. and No.
t?74 Warren *t.. Brooklyn. For particular*, inquire at the
oflice of the Auctioneer.
l)AWNBlt(?KI 'US SALE ? K FIELD, GENERAL
X Auctioneer. * ?lesroom No. SO Bowery, will -.^11 thin day,
ut 11 o'clock, 0G0 lots Men's and Women * Clothing, Dre**c*,
Shawl*. Hemuaiits, Uunderclothtug. (Jnilts, Blanket*, Heddlng.
Boots, Shoes, Ac.; al*o Coat*. Pants and Vents. By
order late firm Siuip*on, Green A Co., 181 Bowery.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE -THIS DAY', JAMES AGAR,
Auctioneer, will sell, nt 59 New Bowery, 50(> lot*
D.pi f*. Miawl*. Remnants. Table Linen, Underclothing,
Blankets, guilts. Sheets. Spreads, Boots, Shoe*, Coats,
Pantaloon* and Vests. By order of
Mrs. AUFSLSS, 270 Stanton st.
PAWNBROKERS' SA1.1 MVATCIIKS AND JEWELRY.
THOMAS J Mi GRATII, Auctioneer.
158 Chatham st., coruer of Mulberry,
will *cll THIS DAY, 11 o'clock sharp,
large ami general assortment Gold and Silver Watches,
Diamond* and Gold Jewelry, Pins, Ring*,
Earring*. Bracelets, Chain*, Opera (flame*, Ac. ;
also Guns, Pistols. Musical Instruments, Ac.
By order of D. Stlherstein. tith av.,
and D. Moss, Catharine A
1> AWN BROKER'S SALE?JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer,
will sell on Thursday, March 23. at 59 New
Bowery, a large assortment of fine gold and silver Watches,
Diamond*, Jewolrv, Gun?, Plwtols, Ac., Ac. By order ot
Simpson. Homer* A Co , 27 Chatham st.
U1C1IAKD WAI.TKI18' SONS. AUCTIONERRS,
Dry hiiU Fancy Goods. Jewelry, Ac.
Marshal's .ale -Will sell this day (Weanosdky), *1 10',
o'clock, ?I salesroom, .7 llroadway, a general assortment
ol i ancy Goods, llri'n UihhIi, llarcgc, Alpaca., Cotton
Hosiery. Co.pooler-, Clothing. ladies' Stilts, gold und plated
Jewrlrj, retting Machines, Hllterplated Ware, Ac., one Iron
Sale, _ IIKMS UAI.ViN, Marshal.
CiMDN ABRAHAM. AUCTIONEER?WILL BBI.L
O this Wednesday, at 10.3d o'clock, at Ids Grand ?t., a
Mock of Stationery and Stationer'. Fancy Oooda,
such as Hlankbonks, Passbooks, all brands Papers, It and 4
lbs. ; Envelopes, .Initial Notes, very tine Alliums, Pocketbooks,
Perfumery, Hrushes, Fancy Hoxcs, b< ap, Dominoes,
lailtoes, largo lot Satenols; 2,dtlo lots; all to bo sold without
reserve. Jobbers ant stationers invited. This stock was
owned by S. A bpicgel Esq.
Sheriffs salk.-uerard bktts" a co., Auctioneer*.
Store and salcsruum 7 Old slip and 104 Pearl
St., this day .wednesday), March liJ, at 10 o'clock, at
UJO Oreenwich st.,
Sheriff's Rale,
Stock and Fixtures or a Shoo Store.
A. R. uicii, Deputy. w. C. CONNER. Sheriff.
Sheriffs rale or-cSoclutkv. kvukiauham
end variegated Earthenware, Ac? 8. HERMAN,
Sheriff"? anil General Amtioneer, eella, thi* day tWedneeday),
March ITJ, ni 11 u clock at >o. IS Bowory. a large
nAl general amortntent of t'rockrry'and Karihenware?via.,
of 1H caaki Rockingham anl Tartcgated Kanlicnwarc; alao
.1 large lot of Crockery and Olaaeware, Sale poaitive.
william C. conner. Sheriff.
cn tings e. Suae, Deputy.
CMIF.RIFF'R SALE OF DRV AND FANCY UOODS.-S*.
CJ HERMAN, Sheriff? and Oencral Auctioneer, aella,
Thu radar. March K.t, al tl o'clock, at No. 13 Rower*, a larite
and general aaaortment ol Dr) and Faucy Gooae, Show,
cam, Ac., In lote to nit dealers
WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff
Ononck J. Wootr, Deputy.
The rli'i hlican convention
AT SYKACl'HK TODAY.
( FECIAL DESPATCHES
With fill farticilars,
I ? UN TtaS EVEE1MU TELEGRAM TO NIuUT.
FEE SHEET.
AWPIIHB*". .
UNION KQIARK THEATRE.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr. A. M. PALMER
ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS.
EVERY EVENING,
will be presented for the flrst time* on the RoKlleh speaking
sluge enil In a style of unexampled elegance end excellence,
Yictorien Hardou's latest comedy In lour acte, entitled
FERREOL.
The charaetare In this representation are as follows:?
Ferreol de Meyran, a Military Oflker.. .Mr. I". R. Thorne, Jr.
Marquis Dumartel, Judge ol the Court of Assises
at Alx Mr. John Parselle
Lavardaud, Deputy Public Prosecutor,
Mr. Frederic Robinson
Palainedes Perrisol, a Rearer ofSilkworms Mr. Stuart Kobeon
Martial, Gamekeeper to the Marquis Dumartel,
u. I II e.n.l.lart
Maxtme, a Gentleman of Aix Mr. Claude Burroughs
Ihr. Hrocbul. a Physician Mr. T. H. Morns
Lndolphr, Fhotographer of 1'arls Mr H W. Montgomery
Senilis j I'she's oft Mr. ff. II. Wilder
Vardol the Court -J Mr. Lysatoler Thompson
Simon ' of Alx. ( Mr. Alfred Heeki
Bouueau, Clerk of the Court Mr. W. S. Qulgley
Alexia, a Valet Mr. C. S. Collins
Jean.Mme. D'Orheraon'k Servant Mr. F. K. Lamb
Huberts, Marquise Hum artel Minn Kate Claxton
Mine. D'Orbessou, Ferreol's Sister Miss Ida Vernon
Mine, de 1. Estaque Mrs. Marie Wilains
Mine, de Valtainlere Miss Roberta Norwood
Mine. H'Arlignes Miss Ida Jeffreys
(ller tint B|>pearance on any stage.J
Thereae, Mme. D'Orbesson's Goddaughter.
Miss Maud Harrison
(Her first appearance here.)
Denlse, the Marquise's Waiting Maid Miss Augusta Raymond
THE SCENE IS J,Alii AT AIX. IN TilK SOI 111
OK FRANCE. TIME, THE I'KESENT.
AU the scenes used in this play have been expressly
painted tor it by Mr. Richard Moiston, and surpass in
beauty ot design and finish anything hitherto uttempted
upon any stage. The music has been expressly arranged
aud composed by Mr. II Ttssiuginn.
8ATUKOAY Al 1:30, KIKST MATINEE OF FERREOI*
BROOKLYN THEATRB. '
Lessees and Managera.. .Messrs. SHOOK A l'ALMK R
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
the greatest of the current New York successes,
HOSE MICHEL,
with the favorite artiste.
Miss ROSE KYTINUE,
in the tide role.
Other cbaiactcrs by a specially selected cast. coiiMatingof
Messrs. J. H. Ktudley, J. \Y. Collier, Theodore Hamilton, II.
F. Daly, W. Seymour. II. 11. I'hlllllis. John Matthews and S.
Wright, anil Mendamcs 0. He l.ange, Meta Hnrtlott ami
Lillian i'leves. All the beautiful scenes of the first, second,
fourth nml liltli nets used ut tlin Union Square Theatre will
be used here. Matinee Saturday at 2 o'clock.
fPUNY l'ASTO It'S N EW TI IK ATltK,
1 opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
Houses crowned nightly.
The best entertainment In the city.
TOXY PASTOR's TROUPE OK STAR ARTISTS.
KirriE OnIIlJ f BOBBY XEWCOMH. ^
Prof. Bushwell. Hurry Bryant. Mil", l-onise. Curry and Kox,
Jennie Morgan, Litlie Hall, the three Turners.
a> -?>
MATINEES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
MATINEES TUESDAY AND I RIDAV.
matinees Tuesday and Friday.
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T~ TONY PASTOR. ^ ^ ill's WILLIAMS? ^
frank tlirard, Chns. Worley. Mile. Etta. French Twin Sister's
* in a grand and entertaining Programme.
DIXKLESPKIL'S BLUNDERS, THE QUIET FAMILY,
JUBILEE DAY, THE COM I NO MAN.
The Ocrman Fifth, Parlor Gymnastics. Drum Solos.
<4>_ <8>
I NEXT MATINEE, ON FRIDAY, AT 2, |
<S <$>
the entire Star Troupe appearing.
ffth avenue theatre. " i *
>) Proprietor and Manager Mr. AUOU8TIN DALY
(Commences a quarter to S; carriages may b? ordered for 11.)
EVERY NIU. I IT,
MR AUGl'STIN DALY'S GREATEST DRAMA,
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A PLAY OF TODAY.
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT. Mr. Fisher.
Mr. Harking. Mr. Lewis, Mr. Davldge,
WEDNESDAY Mr. Ilardenbcrg, Mr. Drew, Mr. Barry AND
more, Mr. ltockweil, Miss Sydney Cowcll.
SATURDAY Mrs. Gilbert. Miss Nunc*. Miss Holland
MATINEES! nnl Mr. John Brougham, in their
original per-onatlons, as acted 10 weeks
to crowded houses.
PIQUE MATINEES:?TO DAY. at I : Saturday at I :3a
Seats may he secured 20 days ahead.
lTl avenue" theatre;
TODAY. MARCH 22,
at one.
seventh suburban matinee op
"PIQUE!''
rp wo last wbekm OP ilUIsAUt cjuak.
1/tATII PERFORMANCE OF JULIU8 OJUE
1UU THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH JO.
Benefit of e. i,. 'iTavenpobt'"this Wednesday's
MATINEE. Beginning at 1 :30.
j) gobi's thea the. m ati nek to-day
BENEFIT OF MR. E. U DAVENPORT TO DAY.
JARRETT ,t PALMER arc compelled to announce the
limit of the unparalleled'number of consecutive represcn.
tatlous of
JULIUS C.ESAR.
tlw. T-* t V AT, n>rr?n,iiiu.ii Kn .-ill.In TU'O
WEEKS, during which brief period opportunity must bo
taken In witness the spectacular splendors ot the play a:nl
the sublime acting of the remarkable congregation of
Shakesoearian*.
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
Mr. F. C. BANGS
and Mr. V.. L. DAVENPORT,
supported t y Mr. M1LNKS LEV1CK and tlio entire great
company of Hontb'M Tlicntre.
V Tills WEDNESDAY. the 22d Inst.. SPECIAL M ATINEE
performance lor the UKNKi'lT or Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT.
upon which occasion the distinguished actor will
give his NINETIETH eoneecntivo impersonation oT the part
of Brutus. Places can be secured.
Rc.Gt~i.AR MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT 1:30.
V THURSDAY NIGHT of next week, March ?),
ONE HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCE OP JULIUS
C.ESAUI
for whlcii occasion preparations of an extraordinary nature
are being: made.
Monday evening, April l'>, grand reproduction of
Shakespeare's HENRY V. and return of Alp. OBORGE
Kl< i NOI.D.
BOWERY TUBATRBT "" *
Monday. Mnrch 20, engagement for (ix nights only of
the celebrated character actress,
MISS, MARIAN MORDAl^NT,
in her great sensational and serio comic drama of
l)A RUING;
OR, WOMAN AND HER MASTER.
Lyceum the atre.
Mr. MATT MORGAN Manager. |
Triumphant success of the Ideal vaudeville. unanimously ;
pronounced by press and public. Crowded houses. Trc- |
tnc.idotts applause Incessant roars of laughter. Every ]
evening at 8. Mallnoct every Wednesday and Saturday at :
1 :3'?. ,
TOPKNOT'S DILEMMAS. THE WRONG MAN
GOODWIN THE MIMIC. MISS MINNIE PALMER. '
ADMIRAL DOT. THE PIQUE FAMILY. COLUMBIA'S I
COURT. POPULAR PRICES.
Seats seen red one week in advance. I
CI ILMO RE ?TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT ARMORY. |
I SECOND GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
GILMOKF.
and the famous
TWENTY SECOND REGIMENT BAND,
nt the
ARMORY. 1ITH ST.. NEAR BT1I AV .
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 23, AT S O'CLOCK.
Tickets, 30c. For sale at the door.
ZilIM KF.KINO IIALL. HI LOW RECITALS. !
V O KDNASDAY. March 22. Second BEETHOVEN Night.
VON BUnOW will play Sonata opus 34, No. 2, in D minor;
Sonata opus 10 l, in E major; three sketches from opus 110
and 120; Rondo Cnpriocloeo. opus 120; Sonata Appaasion
ma, opus 37, in K minor; 32 Variations In C minor; The
Farewell: Absence and Return, opus SI a.
THURSDAY, March 23? First Beethoven matinee.
FRIDAY. March 24?Third Beethoaen uight.
SATURDAY, March 23?Second Beethoven inutiuoe.
ADMISSION, fl
Reserved seats. $2. Seats at Scliuberth's, 23 Union
square, and 114 Broadway, Chickeriitg Pianos used by VON
Bi'LOW.
ZVkumani a theatre, 14TlZ st. j
ur AD. NEl ENDORPF Director
wednesday, Mnrch 22.
ZiEG KNLI liSCIIKN
Comedy, in four acts, by I'olil.
AV* ANTED?
? TWENTY FIRST CLASP DANSEUSEfl.
AIM
FIFTY LADIES FOR THE BALLET.
Apply lo
HONS. MARTI NETTI,
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
024 BROADWAY.
I On THI'IIS DAY. lurch 23,
from one to three P. It. I
LEGAL NOTICES.
TO MICHAEL til*RIM <>K FOR WHOM li MAT CON*
c rn?That bay insre. ? agon ami harness loft hi my
stabler If charjrrs and keep are not pnW on same by Friday I
morning at i" o clock the same will hcan1datuboTctiuir.it
Yen Tas.ell A Kearney's. 110 nn I 112 East 1 tli ?t., near 4th |
av., at public nnctioii. for the sabl expense*. SAM I'LL
[ SHERWOOD, 136 aud ISM Eut <1*1 *t.
MARBLE NAirrSLS.
An ki.f.cAnr second hand marble m\ntel
for sale ciirap ? At momLKVII.LE'S, 74 I'nlvcrslly
place
STEWART S AI.ATE, M A ItHLR A\D WOOD MANTKI.S?
New ami elegant design*. train SHI up Tlie trail*
| Iberally dealt nitli. SMI and 222 Went 23?1 H.
OEMTlMTHlf.
A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE HOI R8 A I MB
West 34tli tt? between 6lli mid 7tli av*., near Breadway.
Special rueelianlcal dentistry; coral, rnhner, rose
pearl, whalebone rulilier, unlit and platinaN*t?; Plumpers,
Ratnlaliira, Ac. Take cretin car Irein t.raud street terry or
Sixth avenue cars or Hrondway ears.
NRWBROl'OH, 12s West 34th ik
IaOTIFFL artificial TKKril, <*: minulk, fl;
warranted; silver Hllinas. ."Hie. NEW york MENTAL
ROOMS. ,'Oy tit h sr., near 16th at. Established I MIL
Satisfaction ptraateti
AITROLOOT.
T~?Fl.(?"i REWARD. ?NO IMPOSITION 11 It K. AT
j\., est Business anil Medical Clairvoyant In the world.
Mrs. FOSTER, born with a natural kIIL consults on business
losses, lawsaits, absent friends, lucky numbers, names.
| She succeeds when all ethers fall. Has that great sac ret
for speedy marriage. Satisfaction or no pay. Wc. to Ft.
&4 Lexington ar.. near 23th M.
^ TIEN ! ION -KNOW T#l- DEN flIN 1^l?< )Nif HK IM
! Mr?*nw*y, enn?olt the greatest living clairvoyant; given
TucV, causes marriages, tell* everything accurately Cot
| this nut.
ATTKXTIO!*.?*TmK. SINUIII, M"o7ifH AV . WILI.BE
nl.vent fr.mi the <itv tor some time; persons wishing to
consult her mint rail within . few >1.4} s.
MMK HKKlNULI -MliDICAl. Bl/HINKMH t l.AlK
vovnnt. tells ivainvs, shows likenesses, floe. ami $1.
| l.'et Wo?t Uotli st.
! VfBB. KoiAtlHALLKNOBttTHB WURLD?BEl RAL8
I Jvl your whole life locales itieeaaee; consultation, $1.
I 472 visual ?h
?
_ AXVnENEm.
Wt. OPERA HOUSlT BETWEEN VP AND 3D
'* X are. Weduredar and HatnrdaT Matinee At A
jl CANCAN j THE TOWN TALK.
KEN ALE BATHERS. FEMALE BAT1JERS.
25 BEAfTIKilL FEMALE MODEI.8
ciJSA* 'au<'l",v B1TU,5U
/ ALYMP1C THEATRE. 824 BROADWAY.
* F Ml. JOHN K. POOI.E Mauiturr
THE FAMILY THEATRE THE FAMILY TllKAIltE.
^ ? ??<i>
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. I
I XI ATI N KE TODAY AT 2.
MATINEE TODAY AT A I
MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. I
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Donr? open at 2.
THE BEAUTIFUL AQUATIC MARVEL
LI'KLIMK.
THE WATER QUEEN.
Also the celebrated unipliibloua wonder,
WATSON, THE .MAN FISH.
j?s
t EATING, DRINKING. SMOKING. HEADING
I WRITING, CARD I'LAYI.VG. SOMKU8AULTS NAD
I GYMNASTICS I NDKlt THE WATEII IN A MA*
i MOTH ILLUMINATED GLASS TANK.
<$
Tbe gifted artists,
Mr. Mid Mrs. R. A. BRENNAN,
is Tbe Rival Ballad Singers, Guy Manneriug Duet
anil "Hu Must lie a Soldier."
The POOLE BROTHERS, marvellous pedestal dancers.
LITTLE MAG. .IOIIN HART, JOHNSON and BRUNO,
end THE GREAT OLYMPIC COMPANY
ALLACK'S. ~
Proprietor und Manager .Mr. I.E ITER WALLACK
CONTINUED SUCCESS
of the merles of
STANDARD COMEDIES AND DRAMAS
WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 22,
the wonder:
A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 28.
ROMANCE OK A POOR YOUNG MAN.
PKIDAY. positively lent night of
SHE STOOPS To CONQUER.
SATURDAY MATINEE,
THE WONDER; A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.
SATURDAY EVENING, positively last time of tue
ROMANCE OK A POOR YOUNG MAN.
The next of the series of
STANDARD COMEDIES AND PLAYS
will he Planclio'a exquisite Comedietta, entitled the
CAPTAIN OK THE WATCH,
und .Morton's brilliant Comedy of
WOODCOCK'S LITTLE GAME.
/ s Lobe jhkathe.
\X 72S and 780 Broadway, below Sih at.
R. W. BUTLER Manager
Tbe Standard Variety Theatre of Now York.
EXCELSIOR TROUPE.
EVERY NOVELTY OK THE DAY REPRESENTED.
SAM RICKEY, A SLIPPERY DAY.
MASTER BARNEY.
BILLY MARRY, O'MALLERY'S TROUBLES.
Senator BOB HART
C'lIAS. BENEDICT. OLD TIMES ROCKS.
ANDY McKEE,
WM. IT. BROCK WAY, MUSICAL GEMS.
J. D. QRIFKIN,
EUGENE BLITZ. JOCKO. THE APE.
ALEX ZANKKKTTA, the Brazilian Ape.
GRAND KAMILY MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK.
GRAND KAM1LY MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK.
ALL THE GREAT COMPANY WILL APPEAR.
Afternoon, doors open at 1; Evening at 7.
Popular prices. Seats secured. See bills.
OOD ST. OPERA HOUSE (LATE DAN BRYANT'SL
ij>/ immense attraction. iwo com pitmen, ino popular
California Minstrels and the great Specialty Company. The
largest company in Mew VorK.
First week of Miss Ifeiene Smith, the Empress of Song and ,
Dance; Stewart Dare, T. S. Hull, (1. 11. Jackson. Second
week of Miss Lula Dclmny, Miss Alice Sotners, Mr. J. W,
McAntlrews, Hugh Kay, Baker nmi Doyle, Arthur lioolt,
Karon, Howard, Mcrritt, Lcston, Crooslicratid the great Star
Company. Matinee Thursday and Saturday.
PAKISTAN VARIETIES, 10TH ST."
Parisian varieties, anu
PARISIAN VARIETIES. BJROADWATC
U! T AN EYE OPENER THIS WEEK. ^
o $
First r.ppcnrnnc? of
^ Mile. NINON DC CEOS, ?
rl and h'er troupe of 30beautiful Circaieian Female Model*,
t- 2 TABLEAUX V1VAXTS. ^
? ^ TABLEAUX CLASS1QUE. ^
THE LADIES' CENTENNIAL LEVEE.
? ^ GRAND TABLEAU! ?
O WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.
H THE MARCH OK THE REVOLUTION.
M THE GREAT FREDERICKS.
S Miss EUNICE MOORE. | Mis-. MOLL1E D'MAR.
7 HORACE WESTON.
?- FRED. J. MACKKY. I HARRY SLATE.
5 LAWRENCE SISTERS.
- Signer RARTOLLI. I DAN NASH.
New Olio of HO BRILLIANT STAR ACTORS. Trices,
33c., 30c. and $! ; I'roscenium Boxes, $0 and $10.
WOOD'S MUSEUM. WOOD'8.
TI1IR DAT.
MATINEE AT 3: EVENING ATS,
F. S. OHANFRAU
in two pieces.
O'FLANAGAN AND FAIRIES
and
# THE FIRST NIGHT.
PARK THEATRE! BKOADWAY*AND 331) ST..
accessible by all the popular lines of travel, convenient,
to ail the terries and hotels. *
SIXTH WEEK
of Rowe's enjoyable, linhiormis Comedy,
BRASS.
?? I with Rose Wood, Rose Li.le, Marie Louise,
I Mrs. Brutour. L. Morrison J. C. Padgett. VinHRASS.
j ing Bowers.C. Morris. F. Langiev, C. Searle J. W.
i llrutonu, C. Itoscney and Geo. Fnvrcett Kowe as
\Vailton Stray, that "pcrverter of truth)."
EVENING AT S. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.
Box ollicc I Reserved seats, $1 50. I Secure
nnrn Admi siofi ill i Seats
A to 4. I Balcony, Mt cents. | ahead.
"See this ring f Fact! Pact" I assure vou."
gAULE ^lEATRK, BROADWAY AND 3IID ST.
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Broadway and 33d st.
Mr. JOSH HART Sole Proprietor and Manager
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MATINEE~AT T*TO DAY. ^
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Richmond, Messenger, Buckey, Tumor, Maedcrmotl,
Portescue, Wild, Bradley. Fired, Cooler, Prosaen, Kelly.
Misses t'ook. Wesner.Gorenfle. Hcrch, Franklin, Jennings
and V) others at the Matinee at 2.
Eost in New York, Dime Novel Heroes, Stump Oration,
Songs, Sketches, Ac.. Ac.
Matlnoc at 2 to-dar. Evening at 8.
T1IKO. THOMAS' SYMPHONY COXTTERTs """*
AT STKIXWAY HAl.E,
riltKnUAl AfTEK.XKIS, AlAlillt 23, AT Z
fifth full public rehearsal.
?Admissi.u< 75ft.; Reserved Seats $1.
SATURDAY KVKNIN(i. MARCH 25, AT 8,
KlKTI! SYMPHONY CONCERT.
SOLOIST. MISS ANNA DK.ANPIL. contralto.
SUITE No. 1 in V (first time) RACff
ARIA, "O, Futtioa,'' Abu iUntiiti WEBEK
MISS ANNA PKASPIL
SYMPHONY No. 3 (Eroical.op. 55 BEETHOVEN
CONCERT ARIA. "Mcouloi ' (new) rubinstein
MISS ANNA PKASPIL.
EINE KACST Ol'VKRTURK. .....WAGNER
Prices ol filuiission to the Concert at initial. Seats can
now lie secured at lite liox ofllec of Stelnwny II?U, at Noi.
701 (O. Scltimiur's) and 114 Broadway.
jnilATKAU MABILLK VARIETIES. " I *
First building from 5<1 a*., on i!4th ?t. 1-3
I > A
every evening at a i
a Si
APMISSION. 25c.. 50c., 75c. and $1. i"
FRESH ATTRACTION^ NEW ST A US, NOVEL 23
I BENCH SKNS vTIOXS, HEAVTIFVL EE- -3
MALE MODELS; SEVEN BEAU- C5
ties, naughty but nick.
lovely women. exquisite ml sic, charm- c>
in'. emotional specialties ?.-?
the spicii st show in new york.
Fcmile Brigands, Iieautlfnl Halli'ta, naughty Special- _?
ties: Ilitth Art vs. Nature. "*3
LIVING PICTURES, fem ALE STATUARY N -J
A KTIjJTH. zd
entrancing French NoVELTIKR. <?'
PAX Y It A N t ISCO "MINSTRELS | OPKK a' Ho; -K,
OAS EKANt 1st O MINSTRELS. BROADWAY.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS | CORNER 2XTII ST.
First tiine of the Burlon'iue of
peek,
PKF.K.
A DAILY PLAY.
THK FUNNY OLD HALS.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
DELIGHTFUL SOLO AND PARI" hlXGIXO.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD .1 BACKUS'
HAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
seats secured matinke saturday AT 3,
1 t It A If AT IC READINGS AND RECITATIONS
I I A mum iation Hull. 2-Ui at nn I 4ih av
friiiay evening, march -'1, 1*7u.
Mrs. HAM'AM. PI Kill,.
MIM PROl'OrOPT,
Mrs IMPPKXR PVKF-5
Mr A C. FoSTKR,
, . . Mr liKORUE uoet.
Tickets $1, st Brenlano ?, lintels and >i>?r.
C WICKERING IIAM., THURSDAY, MARCH kl ?
J CIIAKI.fcH ROBERTS, Jr., lu "II vu.oruus nut] Pre-'
me'ic Readings." Tlikrts. S ir. nnd 7 V.. ?t Ponds 3?'
I'nltin square, mid ItKl Broadway.
French 1*1.ays at tub academy of music. ~ 1
To-tnorrosr .T?i>ir><ta>, last night I,ut one.
Benefit of stage manager l.ofoy .first time).
UONSIKI K AU'Ho.NSh
comedy in three artthy Alex. Dnma*.
l?>nrday eventii*. March 1!>. farewell night.
FpiXlH, IIKOTHCRK Pt!jrU~fFE KAMOC*
i 5il!,c i#r f?11' ' -Mark Twain, art ts appropriate
mtialc. ?Or.; alio lint ont, (iui Phillip*' wmi, ndtiU nidi
i oil>c? i.*?R and' Muaannab MeManuy" ??r. aach; Kerual
b TF Mr," :#*,; 1'lioni**'"llauntiRK
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I DIT8UN i CO.. 711 llwauway.
riiiik Kfci'imVicA.s <'osvisNTibM ^ .
1 ,v, AT SYHAI'C-SB TO-DAY.
NI'ECIAL DtSI'ATcHhH.
WITH FVI.L PlRTIOfLAlML
IN THF. BTEXISO TKI.KOHaM TOXHillf. f
ORoAN < ON( KRT?rTiuaiTir OT TITk HOI-V IKIV-1
Ity, Madlunn av. and -I'.d ?t , insontl *FS*nn, lilt. third!
concert, Wednesday afternoon, March J'J. at 4 o'clo. k: or-1
ganltt, 8. F. Warren, >?fTrliiliy cburch, New York ; rocailitw'
Mia* Ida W. UabOril lourane; adaataeioa. Ju cam*.
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