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M
AXirauam
LLC. ANNA UK HEbOCCA.
Mun. STBaKOSCH have the honor to
?LLC. ANNA OB BBLOCCA
Will Blk* her first ?
?sxratsirxfJ&Ssr ???u
en EASTER MOM OAT. April 27,
at the Academy of Made, 14th at.
Mite. ANNA OB BELOCOA
iu bar mat role of ROSLNA.
'i Aim
Mr. TOM CARL at Almiviva.
Miaa COONKY, KKINA, BARILT,
-e. , . . c . and blgnor FEKK aK'1'1 aa Figaro.
The tale at tickata for the flrat appearance of
ANNA OB BELOCCA
will commence at the box office el the Academe af Maele at
? A. M. THURSDAY. APRIL 1A
Positively aa Awe I let.
THEATRE CUMIQL'K. 514 BROADWAY.
M. CAMPBELL Manager
_ every evening at a
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE S.
GLORIOUS SUCCESS OP THE NEW COMPANY.
Mile. URBAN
BE.V8ATIONAL *'A KlVfAN DANCERS.
Mile. CORA LAUKENTI'S
FEMALE MINSTRELS.
CONST A N T IN K AND LK CLAIR.
THE REHEARSAL
A MAMMOTli PROGRAMME.
Box ofhoe npttti trora 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.
OLYMPIC THEATRE H L'MPTY DUMPTY.
U24 BROADWAY.
Mr. JOHN P. POOLK - Manager
THE THEATRE WILL BE CLOSED FOR THIS
WEI K
te afford proper opportunity for rehearsing tba machinery
aad effects or the forthcoming Puntoimua.
T1IK ORIGINAL "HUMPTY DUMPTY."
which will be produced upon
EASTER MONDAY, APRIL 17,
In a ttrte of unequalled splendor,
? WITH EVERYTHING POSITIVELY NEW,
MEW SCENERY,
NEW MACUINEBY,
NEW COSTUMES. NEW APPOINTMENTS.
NOTICE.-The box office will be open daily duriug thla
week for the tale of seats, from A. M. to 7 P. M.
The public are respectfully adyltod to aocure their soats
fortuonextw
j week in advance, mid thereby avoid crush and
eonlnslou at tba box office on the evenings of performance.
V W>R TI,E BENEFIT OF THE LITTI.B ONES
ihildren under ten years of aire will be admitted to par
tus!. balcony and reserved seats at half price.
:TH AVENUE THEATRE.
) Proprietor and Manager Mr. AUOUSTIN DALY
PPPP II QQQO U 0 EEEE
P P II Q IJ U U E
oQQn
PPPP !l Q 0 U U KEK
P II <J QQ U UK
P II QQMQ UUUU EEEE
AUOUSTIN DALY'S GREAT PLAY OP TO-DAY.
E
Every night % to & Matluee next Saturday % paat 1.
AGLK THEATRE*
_ Broadway and 23d at.
Mr. JOSH HART Sole Proprietor and Manager.
If yon want a genuine laoyh tee Wild and |
Richmond in the I
Modern School of Acting.
Modern School ol Acting. |
Tha vary Laughable Burlesque of
DID SHE GO; OK. WAS SUB
LKD-A STRAY f
DENNY, GO
AFTER YOUR I Tba Dutch
FATHER. 1 Shoemaker.
Wild, Richmond, Fortescuc, White, Reed. Murphy. Mortoi
Bradley, Misa Mine Geary, Mia* Hughes, Miss f ranklin auj
fifty others.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
iONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATER.
585 BROADWAY,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
The paerlese entertainment of America.
TONY PASTOR'S STAR TROUPE
New reinforcements this week.
Tba most quaint and original Uerhnin dialect comedian,
Mr. CHARLES T. ELLIS,
In hit artistic rendition of Herman character.
* The artist Comlqun.
HARRY MONTAGUE.
QUIETER and OOLDKICH, WKSLYN and CASEY,
New Songs and Dances. Instrumental Daeu.
HARRY CLARKE.
The Boy from the "Ould Sod."
BOBBY NEWUOMBK. J. W. McANDRI'.WS,
the elegant Song aad Dance Artist Watemolou Man.
HAM DEVKRK,
the Banjo Soloist without oqnal and very prince of come
dians.
JAMES 8. EDWARDS, WILBUR BLAKE,
KATIE EDWARDS, JULIA BLAKE.
Vocal Sketches. Character Sketcbea.
Miss LILLTE HALL,
tha entrancing Sarlo-Comta Vocalist.
MISS CARRIE DUNCAN, MISS JENNIE 8ATTERLEE,
Bsajvifol Balludist. Comedtenna.
All appear at
TONY
CARD.
America's own t onne Vocalist,
TONY PASTOR
will bold bli
GRAND JUBILEE
at the ACADEMY OR M17810,
THURSDAY, APRIL 27. 1?70.
Fur. particular* tn future advertisements.
\ > A It !S Lt N VakIkTiES. 16TH ST. AND BROADWAY,
t, Evening* ?tK Matineos Tue*. Tlium. and Sat. at X
Tuere Is not una Parisian Varieties in America,
original, snicy. sparkling and artistic.
?CI?EJ|0R Tt) Al.L 1 11 PRETENTIOUS SHOWS IN
NEW VOUK COMBINED.
Beautilul Women. I Real Artist* | Novel Attractions.
Delight oi stranger, envy of rivals, retort ot fashion.
FULL v ATI.NEK TO-DAY AT 2 O'CLOCK.
FULL MATIN F.K TODAY AT 2 O'CLOCK
MATINEE, no ARTISTS, >TJ BEAUTIFUL WOKEN.
MaTINKK. Mile. NiNON DUCLO'8
MATIN EE. celebrated troupe ol lovely Circassians In IS
matinee. sensational tableaux.
AMAZON MARCH. | BELLES OK WASHINGTON,
with SO ladies and the inimitable Comiques.
Signers ANTONIO SAMLANO and MACKLBY.
DIAULLRl". I KKL M I"AH. L DIABLEKU. I KIRE.
I KIRK KING I I KIKE.
Featt mnst be seen to be believed. | KIKE
ARK THEATRE. 11 ROADWAY AND 22D 1ST.'
NINTH WEEK. .
57TU PKRKOKMANCE TO-NIGHT.
EVENING AT a SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.
Mr. ti. K. IIOWE'S Immoroat comedy of
BRBB RRKR A SSSS SSRS
B B K ? AA S 8 ?
BBBH Killl A A SSSS SSSS
BBKRAAA S S ,
BBBB It It A A SSSS SSSS
with Rote Wood. Rose Lisle. Marie Louise. Mrs. Rrutone.
L. Morrlsoa. J. C. Padgett, C. Norris. W. J. Cogswell, K.
Langley, C. Soarle. J. W*. Hrutouc, J. P. Cooke, c. Kotene,
and Mr. Geo. Kasrcott Rowe in hit original creation of Wail
ton Stray. ("See this Ring:*') Bos otflco open 8 to 4.
Prices, Si W. SI and 60 cents.
OH ATEAO MABILLE VAR1ETIIk5TSITH ST. A SD AY
Every ere. ?t S. Matinees. Tuea. Tburt. end Set., at 2.
THE GREAT TURKISH SENSATION.
SULTAN'S SERAGLIO: OR. THE DIZZY BLONDES.
MLLK ZULKLlA'S KEMALE STATUARY ARTISTS.
POSES PI.AHTIOUK. FEMALE MODELS.
SEVEN BEaUTiKS. VOLUPTUOUS DANCES.
FEMALE BRIGANDS, FRENCH SENSATIONS.
A combination of the raciest and spiciest Krencli novelties,
eclipsing everything yet presented in New York.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. OPERA HOUSE.
AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. Broadway,
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTKKI S. corner 2tHU al
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. RISTORI'S MEDEA.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. INNOCENCE,
BIRCH. "WAMBOLD A BACKUS. CRIME and
KYMaN, RUDOLPH. RICtKDO, JUSTICE.
JOHNSti.N, POWERS. BARNEY. CARTER'S
CARTER. RAYMOND. DOG.
DELIGHTFUL SOLO AND PaRT SINGING.
MULLALY'H ORCHESTRA.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2. SEATS SECURED
EALAIS ROYAL. 4BB 0tU AV.?FORTY ATTRACTIVE
young lady attendants; an elegant otcnettrion. cutting
dtio, playing constantly : the best ales, wines, liquors and
cigars; every evening irom 7 until 1 o'clock. Admission
free.
TTENTloN. I TONY PASTOR GIVES A MATINEE
at hit new Theatre To-Day (Tuesday), at
| 2 P M.
?RUMANIA THEATRE, ~ 14TII ST.
AD. NRUENDOKFK Director
TUESDAY, April II, last subscription Bight.
Dik kaklssciiueli r,
play, in lis acts, by Laubn.
? BRING
) Fas'i lone
displayed
To-Dey.
Al TONY PASTOR S NEW THEATRE,
by the throngs of beanti'ul ladles who at
tend the
MATINEE TO-DAY.
III t. A* Fa vv t.n I -v? t i ?? ' " f vauu .nri
Your Darling." the latest composition oft', t. Hureloy,
"Sway the Cot Gently." Brahara, Jlhj. ; "Northern
mte March." Sreitli, 30c. I "Danring on tlw Lawn." Kle
rpUK newest MUSIC?-"KISS ME A NO CALL ME
3-*.
Route 1 , . ?
ber. Htd- ; "Music Among the Pines Phelps, SUo.; "Robins
of the Woodland.'' De Weir. SOe.; "The Trniapet Sound# the
Challenge?Knight Templar's Song," say let, <(*. Copies
mailed. WM. A. l'G.ND A CO., 547 Broadway; branch
/ore :it> i'alon eqnare.
'to EARLY,
J" Go late.
Go tare
TO TONY PASTOR'S MATINEE To
day. All the
star TROUPE APPEAR.
N
H
EW EASI ER MUSIC ItY THOMAS AND DAXKS
. J net published, K.aeter anthem 'Tiie Day of Resurrec
tion " by J. R. Thomas, OORt alto "He it Risen, He ie
Risen " by H. P. Dnnka, 3.V.: also "Eight Easter Carols,"
by Howard, price 20c. MMM * < l) , Ml piSlvay.
ARMY MOW-1 AT KA+INEK TO DAY. TONY PAS
TAGUB TOR'S nsw Theatre. bam Deverc and
tings I the star Troupe. _
PROFESSOR CROnWELL'S 1LLI STRATKD LEC
lure or art eutertainment at the Sixteenth Baptist
church. Itilh st. near nth ar , W?dnetdsy eveulug. April 12,
1S7?; adult's ticket. 4fc : dmirs open at . -.30: to commence
at S, preceded by an organ conceit of BPcinntes.
The evening telegram ._
IS THE MOBT VALUABLE AND CHEAPEST
ADVERTISING MKD1IM IN THE CITY.
REND FOR KATES. OFFICE NO. 2 ANN ST.
Tony pastors i takes pi.acii to day,
GRAND TONY EASTORS
MATINEE I NI-.WjrilKATBE^
BSOClATlON IlAl.ii.?TIIIB EVENING. Miss SO
PHIA FLORA I! Ei LI! RON'S Grand FtrewelJ Con
ceil Positively her last pin 1 o appi-sram e. assisted btr eml
in at artistes and tli* Yunnc ApilloCinb. Tickets, gl; re
serv. o, M cents eitra. To I* bad as scnuberth's, 23 Union
square.
KKM ARKAML* I AT TUNT PASTOR'S NEW HIE
pvrfnrmaace. I aire. The great Mar Troupe all ap
To-Osy I pear. Matinee To-Day.
ATIOMAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, ?D ST. AND
4th ar.?The fifty first grand annna*
EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
anw open-day and evening. Admiaelon 25 cents.
TONY PASTOR'S
i NEW THEATRE,
xiATIMEB
TO-PAY.
ITOCALISTB. CARICATURISTS AND DRAMATIC
Y readers who would like n new specialty, original and
mice, can be supplied at Short notice, on reasonable terms,
"'"7 WILLIS, cam Literary Baaaar, Union square*
AXCIEXlCtTk.
W ^pLri.toraud Kuinr Mr. LESTER WALLACE
TUESDAY, Aurtl U.
Mtlllrtlr last night ot the great LEGITIMATE AND
STANDARD PROGRAMME, consisting of tbo bnautilW
petite Drama. entitled
^ TEARS. IDLE TEARS.
and Hberldan's brilliant comedy af
THE RIVALS.
Tbe cait* of Ihrta plays will include
h, JOHN
? amra H. J MONTAGUE, JOHN GILBERT. IIARRT
Beckett, w. ic kloyd. u. a. stevknson, j. w.
CARROLL. K. M. HOLLAND, J. W. SHANNON. V. E.
EDWIN. Miss ADA DYAS, Mtue 1'O.NISI, Mlaa IONK
BURKE, Mra. JOHN SKETON, Mias KATE BARTLKTT,
Mim E. THORNTON and ALLIE DORRINOTON.
WEDNESDAY EVKN1NO. April 12. will ba produced,
after weeks of the moat elaborate preparation,
A NEW COMEDY I MCA MA
of powerful Interest and orlgiuul construction. In four nets,
written expressly for this tbealra by Messrs. A. C.
Wheeler and J. Steele Mackaye, entitled
TWINS I
WITH ENTIBBLT NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENEST
by Haters. Mntt Morgan snu J. CI arc. and
A CAST OK ORE AT STRENGTH,
lot-lading Mr. LESTER WALLACK and tie priucipal mem
bers of the company.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK !
Manager Mr. A. M. PALMER ,
Begins at S. Over at iO Ai.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OK SAKDOl' S NEW PLAY,
adapted for this theatre by Mr. John Pareelle.
"Feireol )? the most exquisite drama. In everything which j
constitutes the excellence of s drama, erer exhibited in an
American theatre by an American company."?Erenlug .
MalL
<?
lit X. - U^.aa. fl U Tka^a I- . 1
FERREOL
Characters by Mossrs. 0. R. Thorne, Jr.; ,
Frederic Robinson, Stuart Robeon, J. H. .
Stoddart, Jtdin I'arseile, Thomas E. Morris, I
H. IV. Montgomery, Claude Burroughs, W. I
II. Wilder, L. The mpmil, A. Becks, W. S. ,
Quigley, K. E. Lamb, t . S. Collins, and Misses ,
Late Claxtun, Ida Vernon, Marie Wllkins.
Ituberta Norwood, Mini e Harrison, Ida Jef- |
treys and Augusta Raymond.
SATURDAY. APRIL 13. 4TII MaTINEE OF FERREOL
u
B
NJON SQUARE THEATRE.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 21,
BENEFIT OK STUART ROHSON.
MARRIED LIFE?LONU STRIKE-THE NEW
IlAMLET. Seats now real)
OOttl'S THEATRE. ~ HENRY V.
JAKRETT A PALMER Lessees and Mauagers
HENRY V.
RETURN OF UhOROK RIONOLD.
Free list absolutely suspended. The box office open
every day continuously from s A. M. to 10 r. M.
Every night and at the Saturday Matinee of the week, re
production in nil its grandeur of Shakespeare's
HENRY V.
aud reappearance In his favorite part, the titular character
of tbe play, of the disthigul*..cd English actor,
Mr. UKOBGK RIONOLD.
The snperb historical piny Is presented with n wealth of
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
SUPERB ARMOR,
CORRECT COSTUMES. HANDSOME BANNERS AND
WARLIKE INSTRUMENTS.
PROMINENT FEATURFS
of the wonderfnl spectacle are
AN AUXILIARY FORCE OK 4UI MEN, WOMEN AND
CHILDREN.
representing the Krgllsh and French soldiery and populace
ol Londuu. and participatiug In the grand
PROUKSsIOaS AND
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAUX,
AN OPERATIC CHORUS OK CHOSEN VOICES,
A CHOIR OF MADRIGAL BOYS and a
FULL CHIME OF CHURCH BELLE.
ACT I.?The English Kicet at Anchor.
ACT II.?'Th# Siege of llarlleur.
ACT III.?The Battle uf Agincourt.
ACT IV.?Reception In London of King Henry.
and Princess Katharine.
ACT V.?Espousal of the King I
FIRST HENRY V. MATINEE SATURDAY, aT 1:30
Globe theatre, T2s and 730 broadway, be
low 8th st *
K. W. BUTLER Manager
THE STANDARD FAMILY I lIEATltE.
Unabated success ol the cetouraied p ovinclal and dialeet
actor, Mr DEN THOMPSON, an Uncle Josh In bis great
dramatic sketch,
JOSHUA wiiitcombe,
completely reconstructed; new scenes und thrilling tab
leaux. Everybody "Tickled e'en a'most to death.
All the popular star artists In the cast. Alex, and Josle
Zanfrettn lb the roaring burlesque, "1 he French Dancing
Master." Grlllln and Rice in their new and cbarualug
original sketch. "Blue Eyes and Golden Hair."
Mr. John Crusher, the pcpnlar tenor and serio-comic.
Billy Barry lit all tils glory, supported by the lull com
pany. in "Innocents Abroad."
Senator Bob Ilart, Chas. Benedict, Audy McKee, W. H.
Brockway. Eugene Blits. Walter Gale, NIlea Bra lley. Mist
Wilson, Miss Effia Wild. Miss Marie Lonisu, Miss Nellie
Thorne and 100 superb artists id a lu-lange ol' comic, witty,
pathetic and Illustrative Oivertlsunient. The great Xau
Iretta Troupe in the great pantomime, "The Cotnnnchea."
Every evening, Wednesday and .Saturday Matinee*. Box
office open dally from IDA. M. to 4 P. M.
34
College
Girl*.
Red
Lounge.
Female
Bathers.
Til 8T. OPERA HOUSE. BETWEEN 'JD AND 3D
a vs. Every evening. Wednesday and Saturday matinee.
A Racy Story.
Spicy and Xler.
llicn and Rare.
Sensational Variety.
Cancan.
Caucau.
B
OWEKV 111 EA T UK.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
the beautiful Druma of
WAITING FOR TMK VhRDICT.
Also tlio laughable Farce i>f
THE POOL OF THE FAMILY.
MONDAY. May J, Mr. OLIVER DOUD BYRON.
jgROOKLYN THEATRE.
Lane* and Manager* Mossr*. SHOOK k PALMER
EVERY EVENING THIS WF.KK.
MR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE
in their spleudidlv successful drama,
THE NIGH I'Y DOLLAR,
With a great eaet and new keener?.
Matinee on Saturday, at 'J o'clock.
w
OOD'S MUSEUM. WOODS.
THIS DAY
MATINEE AT 2.
Walter bens
and JACQUELINE
la the great eenaatiou,
M AGO IE,
THE CHARITY CHILD.
EVENING AT a
GEO. FRANCE
and E. 11. LAY.
with trained docs
BRUNO and DON C.SSAR,
in WIDE AWAKE.
J^YCEl'M THEATRE?TO-N1GIIT.
M M I
K. I N
S
N M
A 1
T. N
N
Mr. MATT MORQAN Manager
The management baa the boner of announcing
tb* New Star Combination Company during tba
weak and at tba Matinees, Wedneday and Satur
day, 2 o'clock, of Captain Stnart Robton Crost
B
I B I
i Y trea Goodwin, Mia* Hla k Eyed Snaan Palmer,
E
O D I Mist Annie Mack, Florence Ellit, Mr. 8idney
O P J
0 A 8 I Smith. Walter Lenox, Chart** VUlars, Henry Jo
H L U I
W M 8 eephs and the great Admiral Dot, ail In light
1 E A I
N R N | Comedy character and Burlesque, supported by
a powerful company. Popular prices. Beat* secured two
weeks in advance.
Kerch's Young Man. The Little Rebel. Black-Eyed Susan.
T
ONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE.
MATINEB
TO DAY.
Attend
TONY PASTOR'S
MATINEB.
WASOd'OKtES. ORGAN H,
A-FOR" KENT. UPRIGHT, SQUARE "X3l>~U RAJfi?"
? Piaaoaof ear own make; also lor salt and rent, a
numbei of tin* second head Piun>s in perfect order. WILL
LAM KNARK k CO No. 112 5lh a*., above HJthet.
A -MAGNIFICENT WINDSOR PIANOFORTE FOR
. sale?UseJ tlx months by private tamlly, made toor
i At IRie?LWU IIA IUUIHOS u J (iriVRIF IRUIIIJ. Ill HUB IW Wf
der for present owner, cost $I,2<IU, for $30 i. including Stool,
Cover, Music Cabinet, coat fills); also Parlor and Bedroom
Furniture. Cell nrlvat<- residence 120 West 23d si., near
Btli a*. N. B ?Will be sold at auction this day. at 12 o'clock.
A SPLENDID PIANOFORTE. ROI ND CORNER;
carved legs. Iron frame, $150, $6 monthly; large ri
daction for cash. J. MIDDLE.
13 Wavsrley place, near Broadway.
A 7 OCTAVE PIANO-GOOD Art NEW. ROUND COR
aars, carved legs; cost $126. will sell for 8150. 2,433
1st a?., one door from corner 12'>th st. Second bell.
ALIL1PUTIAN GRAND PIANO, STEIXWAY'K,
Chickering's and Weber's grand and upright Pianos;
also Organs; prices to suit the time*, on instalments and
rent. tv X. BALL k CO., 16 Beat Htb st.
A LOT OF SECOND HAND PIANOFORTES. IN
thorough order, for sale at moderate prices , also Pianos
on instalments. CHICKRKINU k SUNS, lSOfilhae., cor
ner of 18th st.
A-ARIO.V PIANOFORTE. 7 1-3 OCTAVE, FOUR
. round corners, nearly new. low for eaah ; new Piano*
torrent or on Instalment* F. SCHULKR, 26 East 14th st.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR BLR
gant four round Stelnway k Sou Pianoforte, st a sacri
fice; a 7', octavo richly carved rosewood case Piano, having
all improvements, tall agraffe overstrnng. Ac.. Cost fiW75,
for S275| Stool, Cover, mix for shipping: also Household
Furniture in lots to suit, fail private residence 47 Weet
lUth St.. between 5th end 6th avs.
A HANDSOME AGRAFFE PIANO. BEST MAKER,
II4.V Piano's front $5 to $7 month. CAMPBELL'S,
113 Bleecksr st.
A GREAT OFFER -HORACE WATERS A tsONS, 4S1
Broadway, New York, will, during this week, rent a
few first class new Pianos and Organs uatll the rent money
pays for them as per contract. A few second hand Inettu
ments. little need, at astonishingly low priros for cash.
4 -A FEW SECOND HAND WKBhR PIANOS AT A
J\, great bargain. They have been used hut a lew months
by artists end ar# realiy just as good .,s new ? are la perfect
order and felly warranted. Please call at tb* Weber Ware
rooms. 5th ay., corner ltfth st.
BEAUTIFUL RUSKWOOD 7 OUT AVE P1ANO
forte, cost $430, for ilk). 243 Eaet 30th st.
LADY WILL HELL UlliuKKRINO KOftKWiMlft#
upright Pianoforte ; carved ens*, lega; cost $890;
,11. VS E ?
less then bell; VH East 3d St.. aear 2d av.
BAKMOKK'S PIANOFORTES. IWm Hi.KEUKEK ST.;
established 35 years ; Closing out; large elegant Stock ;
beif price; flOD.9IJO, $200.
ClASH FOR >KCOND HAND PIANO AND GROAN;
) matt be low; price and description. Address bos
4.142 Post oflte*.
Gkf-ai Bargains-new ami second hand
t Isnos, Of the best quality, low fur ceah. at FISCHER'S
Manufactory aud Warerooms. 423. 425 We?t 2?th st.
0? 1 ^11 foR A MAGNIFICENT I'ULL concert
vL'JU Grand Piano, lu perfect condition. C. 8. 1'IaNO
CU , S10 Hroadwer.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
T^'^PJfTrtv iN O AC aDkmIKS -T r.AKStiW*oW
i\i lorntlag. PRIVATE LKKSONs any hour at 212 Eaet
I tth st.
A?OA RTIKR'S DANCING ACADEMY. PLIMPTON'S
, Mainline, Stuyvcseni and H. hit ; open alt summer;
private lessons ill glide waits specialty.
J^IaMoND'S DANCINO ACADEMY, I.JOP. RnOAD
uey ? Open the year ruun.j; new beginners at every
I. sson . - lasses Tuesds}. Wednesday and Saturday; private
lessens. Fl.
s
TACK DANCING TAUGHT KY MMF. AKMAND-AT
Plimpton Building. Mayvreaat andUth st*.
tl: --I t'i l-l. V > Ktlt N.
IM PROVED N KWnPA FIR" Ffth "sfTfTiiKS
) papers In hook fornt; I audsonieljr finished in walnut, t
aiakeI plated. Sold by HLOTR k JAMBS, M Fatten It |
ito.vnoKiis WAjrrau.
rutJOK F2om~"MAUt'soS By la Br.. .13 i%A?r i*0
St.?l-.Iri.Mntl)' furnished Parlor Fluor, three Ur:e rooma,
private Nl. Ac. ; private table: other Rooms If desired.
IOK TWO K I, E< 1ANTLYFL'kliTsiIKD ROOMS TO
let, with Boar J. at 034 Laxiugtou *v.. between 53d and
64th ate.
kT'IT OK ROOMS?PRIVATE BATH. CLOSETS, AC..
to let, with private table only, or without hoard; Boo me
for gentlemen; relereneet. 30 Kaat 'JOth at. ___
UK; k, 55555503* kmo st room . witiFbo a r d.
Alto a small Room ; teriua low : all convruieneee: table
satisfactory ; abundance home-made bread, poetry, Ac. 241
West 14th at.
1 BLOCK UFw ASHINGTON HQUAKE.?LARGfc AND
email lurniabed Kooina. with good Board, to gentlemen
and parties without children. 130 Mecdougal at., eorter
3.1 at.
1- HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS,
? with drat elaaa Board, cleanlineea and comfort; fainiy
amall; aun.mcr prices. 44 West Itkh at . near 6th av.
si LABOB AND ONE IIALL BOOM, SlNULV OR TO
mi getber; parties to rematu the year; table supurior. ho.
3d West Washington square.
3 HANDSOME I. Y FURNISHED ROOMS, WIT H
Board, lor gentlemeu utid their wives, 337 West 33th
st.; family prlvato; one block I rota 34th It. station of Kle
vatod Railroad.
RTH AV., *NO-Bl, NEAR 17T.I MT.?HANDSOMELY
*1 furnished Rooms, to let, su suite or singly, with first
class Hoard; reference required.
CT11 A V.. 104. N K A R 21ST ST.-FURS IS H E D ROOMS,
? ' singly or en soils;batbs on each story: refersaeea re
quired.
r tii a v,si kirst ~boor~b elow 1 uru htT M. ?
O GAGE.? One Urge Room, with Board; references ex
chauged.
<fc"T~TO 37 I'KK WEEK FOB FINK KOOMsTkXCBL
?!>?' lent Board, for families or alngle persona 130
Bleacher st.. near Broadway. Two lines ot cars _
tK TO *> l'KK tnUUL?BOABO WITH ' NICELY
? ' lurnished Rooms, vary pleaaant: suitable for fantilica,
gentlemen or ladles: good house. Jul Bast 33d st.
Q EAST 32 D ST.?ELEGANTLY FUB.NMil KD~ROOMS
0 on second Boor; also ball Room on third floor; excel
lent tuble; ruforonco.
UTII ST., ISO WEST. NEAR OTtl AV.-WITH BOARD,
large, pleasant hall Room, with closet, to gentleman
only; also table Board. ______
it) bast 230 "sr.-to lhtTelkgantly pur
X?J nlshed Rooms, with Board; floors or single, fronting
Madison square. ^___
MTU NT.Ts 17 WEST.-ELEGANT KOoMS. KN' SUITS
aud aingly, with Board; terms moderate to permauent
parlies.
1 TTH KT.. 227 WB3T.?OWNRR AND OCCUPANT OF
It this elegant brown stunu. splendidly furnished, house,
will reut some Rooms, with Board. Rotereaces uxcliauged.
1~~E~ wes r ~7i tii sT.. nkak~ broadway.-hand
<) somely furnished Rooms, with superior Board and
flrst class accommodations; reicreuco.
TH~~ST~ OPPOSITE STUyTkSANT SQUARE,
four doors cast of 2d av.?Newly painted and lur
nishel tront sunny Rooms, to rent, with flrst class Beard, at
very moderate price for this summer; references.
LAFAYETTE PLACE.?FUR.MhUED~RUOM3 TO
let, with Board.
1Q AliD M EAST 2HTH ST., BETWEEN MADISON
LO and 5th avs.?One Suit, second floor; two single
ltooms, with Board; table d'hote. II. LEFLKK.
"I Q EAST 32D 8T.-KLEGANT SUITS* WILL BK YA
lO cated in a few days; bouse aud table flrst elasa; also
siuglo Rooma; reference.
JT/TwKBT 10TH ST.?A VERY PLEASANT ROOM,
ajU with Board, suitable tur a gentleman and wife or two
tingle gentlemen.
t tODSr~~4O0 WEST?ROOMS ON*"bIconu btoky,
AiO with Board; convenient to Elevated Railroad, stages
und curs; terms moderste.
sT/j 50T11 ST., JUST EAST OF 3TI1 AV.?LAROK,
wO nawly fitted ruauelon, 2D feet front, eloee to the
Buckinghaut Hotel; flrst class Rooma, with Board, tor fami
lies or geutlemcn; front euits overlooking 6th av.: bay
windows; dinlug room on parlor floor; nu moving; refer
ences.
tw> EAST 47TI1 ST.?LIBERAL ARRANGEMENTS
wU can bo tuado fur Board, la baodsotuely furnished
Koi'ius, lor the summer.
S>7 WEST lUi'H ST.?fo LET. WITH HOARD, A
s-i I largo third story back Room, suitable for ageutle
man and wife or siuvle gentleman; references exchanged.
East 218T st.-binulk"booms, with board*;
references exchanged.
18
30
1 <JI WEST 18T11 ST ?NIGELY FURNISHED ROOMS
I ?)1 in first class house, with Hoard. References.
OtlD ST.. MO. 7 WEST.-SPLENDID HUOMS^'O
1 Oss rent: first class Board; reference; no movlug.
! sjO?'10. 37 WEST iTfli ST. iKKPl' BY ENGLISH
I ?)0 lady.;?Kauilly aud single Rooma; first class tuble;
| Pallor Suit ; table bo.tru; re(f reuces.
1 '111 EAST 21ST* ST., NEAR BBOADWAY.-BLB
j OU gnutly furnished Rooms, flrst class tab.e, for families
; und geutlemeii; references.
,11 EAST 1UTH ST., NEAR BROADWAY.?WELL
ii turnixhod bell Rooms to font, witli Board; suitable
tor genU9.neu; alao larga Room ou brat Hour.
A*} CLINTON BLACK, CORNER UNIVERSITY
'xZi placo.?Rooms tor ramtltaa or single gentlemen;
t-iLle excellent; firat Claaa loeatlou; dealraote, near BroaJ
way; terma iniHlerata.
A.T EAST -Ulil ST.. BETWEEN BROADWAY AND
TO 4tb av.?Looms, with Board; double and (logic; bra-,
claaa rcloreucea given autl required.
ju west iotii sr., ueTWEkn brn and otii
tt" t/ ava.?Nicely furnished Rooms to let, with Board, to
gentlenieu and wives or gentleuaeu, tranalentljr or perma
nently ; alao hall Room. $8.
Wr.ST 38TH ?T? NEAR BKOADWAt.-AN KLK
? )i) gaut Second Floor, with Hrat clunt Hoard; alao a ball
Bedroom; price moderate: referenco rouuired.
raj WEST BSD SI'.. BETWEEN ATU AV. AND BROAD
lit) way.-iaarge Room, newly luruiabed; table drat claaa;
no moving in Ray ; references.
Cf. WEST 1 ITII ST.-NEATLY FURNISHED LARUE
t)o and ainall Roouia to let, with Board; terms mod
n MADISON AV.?HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
Kooma, with piano; Farlor Fluoi, with Board; alao
aiugle Rooms; retereucea.
1012 rt'r" ?OOH K..OM 4TH AV-UAND;
wear etc acutely lurnl.hed Lourua. with Board; re.'erence if
required; no moving in Ray. Call lor tbrea daya.
105
,- WEB r 13TH ST.-NIC ELY FURNISHED ROOMS
ou aecoud and third Hoots, wltb or without Board.
lam EAST lUTIl sr.-TWO THiKD FLOOR FRONT
X ?U Kooma, en aulte or alngly, with Brat elaae Board;
alao eecnud atory Ueuk; aoutbarn exposure.
IaiO WAVKKLKY I'LACK.-A HANDSOMELY FUR
set) mailed second Story, en suite or separate, to gen
tiameii and wives, or aiugie gentlemen; amply closet, pan
try room ; bo; uud cold water, with every convenience, with
or without Board; ne moving in May; terme moderate.
ml OA ST a_?l> ST. -A SICKLY FURNISHED EX
tenaion Parlor, with or wltltoiil Bo ard, tor two gen
tlemen, In a private lamily; terma moderate.
Iajll EA T 27 JU sr., I1EI'WEEN 4TII AND LEX
Jo tl ington eva?Large, handsome second Hour Ironl
Roouia; superior Board; every modurii convenience, city
telegraph lines, Ac.; beat ralerences. W. K. SHElDoN.
I ??/? WEST I2TH sr., NEAR ttTrf AV.?A FARTY
loO or
gentleman or family of adulta can secure baud
nuiii Rooms and good Board, witb private family.
ILL WEST I5TH ST.?HANDSOMELY Ft ENISDED
1TT trout I'arlor, to gentlameu and wife; Board lor
wife if desired.
1 nt? waveklky I'lace. near urn av.-tivo
XlJmJ tingle Rooms, nicalv furnished, with every coiutort
OI e home and bast Board; references.
153
.-?J EAST ftlMT ST.?ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR
and an entire Third Floor, to let, Willi Boerd. ?
1 y>/j LKXI.xUTON AV.?TO LET. A LARUE ROOM.
XOU witb Board, anltable for two gentlemen or man and
wife.
I fWI WEST 4TII ST.?FURNISHED OK UN FUR
ZUU nlsbed Rooms to let, witb Beard; terms, 90 and 97
par week.
214
east uth ht.?a handsome farlor,
wltb or withont furniture, and good Board.
ttlcJ WEST 15TU ST.-VERY DESIRABLE LARUE
iilO uruiahed Rooms, with Board, to famlllae and
ttugle genlienten.
OI,- East 27TH nt.-familiks and single
OL?J gentlemen will 8t.d e comfortable, quiet home by
calling as above; terma moderate.
4*?t? 7 rn a v.?a few Rr.spKc Table gentle
Jait men, alao ladies, can bare Board, large and small
Rooms; 94, 9b, 9d.
A.-O 4TII AV.. SECOND BELL-A SCOTCH PRor
1 ? iO eatant lady w|ll acconiuiodate two geatlomau witb
Board, at 9d bO each.
950
LEXINGTON AY., IN PRIVATE FAMILY.?
Kooma, on second or fourth Sour.
FURNISHED ROOM TO LRT?WITH OK WITH
ont Board. ULKICK. I'i Cbarlton at.
AN UNFURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM
waatad, wltb Board, west ol Bib av., between 2Mb and
Villi ats. Address S. S. C? Mn West 33d at.
A BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET-TO A
gentleman and wife, wltb Board for lady only; loeatlou
near Broaoway and !4th at. Addrees Mrs. WILLIAMS,
Harnld Uptown Branch office.
(AOSEY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH BOARD;
J Furniture, Ac., tbe beat; aelghborbood llrat claaa. 311
East IStb at.
IiOR RENT?ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS
communicating If daalred, wltb partial Board; hair
litmr'a rids tram Centennial Orounda. For full Information )
address Mrs. GERHARD, soalhweat corner Front and Sua
quehauna av., Philadelphia.
Philadelphia boarding.?Mrs. brooks, gate
of l.ttu It alnut St., removed to 3|S Weal Hi I ten no use
equare ; superior accommodations
S'F.COND FtaOOR?AMPLE CLOSETS: EVERY CON
y venlenee; very low to families or gentlemen ; generous
table; go al attcndauei. Addreae B. H., box 171 litieid Up
town Branch olbcu.
SUMMER BOARD AT ORNTRNNIAL-TERMS MOD
? rate; apacloat Rooms: ekcollent labia; lb miuuics
tram lair ground*. Address 1,33b booth Broad St., Phila
delphia.
INCITE WARTS,"
O 12lh at
?ad Broadway.
Kwoma, en anlta or singly ; all modern conven ances; a
choice restaurant at reaeunabla prices attaches.
HO A Hi) AND lAtBUItU WAVl'ED.
"V LAII?"a3T5" lrtll GEN li.KMENllhr-l KK IKItilfS.
JL with Board, belwden I'lth and :?itli Its., Uth av. and
Broadway. Addreta J. B. A., Herald office. -
AYOUNO MARRIED COUPLE WANT A PLEASANT,
nnruruiahed Room, with Hoard . in a private Utility
woere there are no other hoarders . terma tint to exceed 91 1
per week: perm mint II suited. Addresa II. N. H., Ilerald
Uptown Branch ollice.
Board wanted?by a Touno man in a rivaipk 1
lamilv: between iKtd aud 42d a la., wett of t'thav.;
btrakfeat early; plenae Mate to ma, Ac., which matt ho mod
erate. Address nfcVEN I H Ur.lilMKNT. Herald Uptown
Branch office.
TJOARD WANTKD-BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND
XX daughter ; permanent If ?<iltw?t: between 3d and 7lh
ava.: terma tint t > etc. ed 921 per week for the three. Au>
tlreaa If. N.. Herald office.
lltiAKD WANTED?MY A SINGLE GEN I LKM AN. IN
X) a central location np town, nicely tnraletuad Room,
with closet; gas. hot and oold water and on aame lloor as
bathinn-.u ; light oreaklaat and tea; private lamily; terms not
to evcee l 9tt) to 94A per mmith. Including washing; tofrr
to exceed gin in r-t-t per moiitn. Including waaning; leler
ence> exchanged. Aud ret*, wltb tail paruetllara box 3,309
Pott office. New YetR
UOAKU AMU UlUttlKO WANTED.
CIi.STL EMAN AMD WIPE WANT A UK ii: IN
I* famished Trout Room, with Board, eloget*. u?r of bath,
III H respectable American (Mull/, belweeu Waverley place
and 53sI ?t., West; will "i*o fill put week for both; perma
nent If lulled Address with reference* and particular*.
HKOllPr PAir, llerald Uptown Branch office.
/1KNTLEMAN WANTS WELL. FURNISHED ROOM
\T witli gaa, Are and bath, dinner B a (1:30 P. M.. In a
cheerTuI family, where lie could enluy ladle*' eociety. Ad
ilrca* atMtiiijf particular*. ItoMB COMFORT#, box 134
Herald oRit-e.
TW.) MMOLS PPPP DESIRE BOARD IN A
itrictly private family; it suited wuuld be periuaueut:
no boarding bou*** drslrefl. Aildreu, itatlng term* aud
particular*. A. R.. box 177 Herald office.
f|TWO LADIES D ESI KB A LAKUK UN FL'RNIBHKB
A Room. with Board; location between Cftih and ftOth it*.,
Mad iron av. and Suit River. Aifdron W. M. B. 17ft Eait
73a it.; reference* exchanged
TITANTKD-BY A CKNTLF.MAN AND LAJJY A fur'
" nlshed Room, with llonrd for lady. In a unlet home
with few or no other boarders, near Orand Central depot.
Aihlreii, statiug term*, which must be moderate. TIIKTA,
llerald office.
\\TANTED?SMALL ROOM, ULO'BKT AND BOARD FOR
?' lady; reference. Address M. Z. N., box 15H Herald
office.
YOC.Sd MAN DESIRES HOARD AND lldoM. OK
would mom with aome retpectable pernio, between
34th and 54th sis., caat of Broedway; luiddav dinner It poa
alble. Addros, Hallux particular* aud terms, which mutt
be low, II. 11. C.. Herald I'ptown Branch office.
U KOOK.i< VIV BOARD.
fn/rn st ? wa?r 'i'Rffi
l vr 11 Fulton or Wall vt. terrier.?Pint clae* Board; terms
all imprnvenienti; no moving.
HOIK L.K. .
ANUKLL'S^URK1811,~~r6MAN AND tfCScfSTS
hatha, U1 Lexingtou ar. Day and night. Ladies day
and evening. Pleasant room*; excellent talde.
Bath hotel, :?j and 41 west jhtu bt.. new
York.?Men Room* andexcallont Board, in It nit class
location. Including TurkLh and electric batlm, at prices leaa
than at other Hr*t etnas hotels, for ooard and room only.
Belmont hotel, pllton st, near broad
way.?European plan; Rooms SOc. upward; family
room* aiway* open.
(TITY UOIKL. CORNER BROADWAY AND HTH ST. -
J R 10ms, $3 per week ana upward; table Board. $6;
llrst class accommodation for families on Araerlcsa aud
European plaus.
CnAntral hoiel <European plaki, asii
J Canal st., between Karlo's Hotel and Broadway, good
single Room*, >Vlt and 75c. par day.
I TRANSPORT HOUSE. 203 WILLIAM BT.?350 ROOMS
35c.. 35c.. 5Je.; gentlemen and familiee; open ail night
Grant house. ?* xgw bowbry.-binulb rooms
35c. to 50c.-.?family Rooms 75c., $ I pernlrht.
ST. 0KRMAIN-3TH AV., 33D ST.. BROADWAY.
Elegant Rooms facing three streets; American plan;
moderate rates to summer partios; transient reduced $3
per day; Room* and Hoard, elevator, Ac.
WILLIAM O. TOMPKINS.
g'THWARTS,
J Broadway and 13th et.,
on the European plau.
Rooms en suite or singly; all modern conveniences.
A CIloICK RESTAURANT,
et ressouable prlcts, attached.
SUMMIT HOTEL, ?5 BoWKRY, CORNER CANAL
si.? OKO. KUUKKKT, Proprietor. European plan.
New and elegant appointments. Room* by the day and
week.
COUNTRY UOAKO.
1 GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND HOY. FOUR'YEARS
1V. old with good Board and Room iu a picasant local.ty,
within one hour's Journey of the Cite Hall. Describe, w ith
terms, to box 3,H3."> Post office. New York.
A OENTLEMAN AND lilt) WIFE CAN HAVE BOARD
In a private family at Port Richmond, M. I., three min
ute*' walk from th* lauding; term* reasonable. Address
P. B.. llerald office.
A T BLOOMF1KLD, N. J.-50 MINUTES FROM CITY
J\ by Morris and Eaaex or Moiitclalr railway. I. W.
HOWELL'S two large connecting Houses will opeu on April
15. Facing a ueautilul park; stately vliue; water and gas;
he it ted by furnace; commutation #11 -XI per month ou either
road; four minntes' walk from depot.
At kociiklle pake. n. j.. three minutes from
depot?Farm house ; line rooms: good Hoard; boating
and Ashing; terms moderate. Apnly to KAMEY, 333 Watt
Slit it.. New York.
BOARD-KINK SITUATION; MODERN IMPROVK
meuts; Uroton water; high ground, shade, luwn*. gar
den, ?tan|j>; 30 minute*' out, 10 Irotu depot; terms mod
erate. Address C. U . Fort Washington.
B
OARll FOR THE SUMMER IN NEWARK. N. J.?
1) Snit vt three elegant corner Rooms, facing Military
Park. Apply to or address Mrs. S. K. LA.MNUKH, 70
. Park place. Newark, N.J.
Board Wanted?within one bour ok city.
near dopot, for gentlemen, wife and four children three
to ten years; terms must be reasonable. Address B. E. M.,
Herald othcu.
CNOUNTRY BOARD WANTED?WITHIN 00 MILKS OP
J New York, from .l?n? I to proba jy November 1, for a
lady ami two children, eeveu and Ore years. Address,
staling terma and particulars, JOHN W. KKIU, corner of
T)K8.'!fjVHI'Hu AC,'"MM,U)atiON FOR LADY ASH
rasa
Af?iI0L.AI'{- *? J-WANTED, BoTilD FHfTu
' office. f?r n",n ",,d w"?- Address L W? Herald
PARTIES LOOKING OUT PUR COUNTRY llilMK
for the summer, wilt And largo bouse, all modern Im
provamenta. good Board, at Knigut't farm, on South Broad
way, one mllo from Youkora or Kirerdale do pot a
D. ROSEN BURG II. Proprietor.
PRIVATE FAMILY. OCCUPYING THEIR OWN
houae. pleasantly located aud nicely furnishod, 40 tulii
utea from city, three uiinutea Irum aiation, will accommo
date pentieuian and wife or a few single gentlemen with
flrat claae Hoard. Address box 142 Herald offic >.
CUMMER BOARD AMO.NO THE HILLS Op NORTH
tp Jersey.?Large hoaae and (rrounda; hoarders to ttay from
! aia'county N?J?r pr,fl'rr*J Address box 103 Newton. bus
Orange, SuiuwUar'u'?J"i^'>~(A* ?*?*l'T?'LAiR SOUTH
rpo LET-TWO NICELY PUKMSUhD ROOMS. WITH
1 Board, in a private family, on the bank* ol the Pasaaic
River. 45 minutos from foot of Chambers at.; boalinjr, tlali
itig, l.atlilng. croquet around, Ac. Call on or address BEN
JAMIN HAuLtvY, Passaic Bridge, N. J.
Wanted-in a farm house or private pan
ily, not over an hour's ride from Jersey City, Board
for gentleman and wife. Address, stating terms, C. L.
HART. Jerssy City.
HtMMEIt KKMOJttTM.
TVfKJA iilANsioN?ON '< IE II M A Nil) w n~ ioulKoaB',
S minutes' walk troin Tioga ?taiiou. 10 Irum New York
Juuetluu, lb by steam to Centrnnlnl grounds; large airy
rooms, gas, bafli. and all conveniences of a IIrat class
i i dli
house; dinner at dV M. Mrs. M. M. FIELD.
" HOlflEN, ROOMS, &(.. WANTED.
~ In tUlis tltfVud lirooiciyn.
a small family of adults wish to rent a
J\ Second Floor of four or Ave rooms; location between
4th and 7ih art., 1.-th and 30th sts. Address II. S. B.,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
A MAN AN1) WIFE. WITH ONE CHILD (A tilKL
aged Ave yearn, would like tolaaecare of a private house
for ilia summer mouths; best of reference. Apply at 4U West
37th at.
A GENTLEMAN W1SH ES A COMFORTABLE SINULK
Boom, at moderate rent; reference If needed: French
prelarred. Address MODERATE, box 134 Herald office.
st
WVCKOF^n^if,,.^
INI' R.N'ISHED OFFICE WANTED?TWO ROOMS.
1 near Post office. Address JAMES HBN.nETT, Consult
ing Kuglneer. U1H Broadway.
ftURMSHED HOUSE WANTED?BY KEoPKClABLE
party; rent In hoard: other hoarders. Address D. P.,
Herald Uptown Braneb office.
CHOP WANTED?WITH TOOLS. SUITABLE FOR
O making small machinery, telegraphic instruments. Ac,
In Now Yora or vicinity. Address, stating price, &. W? Pox
1S4 Herald olfloe.
THOROUGHLY FURNISHED HOUSE WANtED IN
favorable location; moderate rent: to be taken wholly
or io part In Board. Address by mail stating particulars.
Mr. FERRIS, 19b Duauo St.
WANTED?A HOUSE ABOVE 84TII ST.. EAST OF
Park a v. .one with parlor carpets and mirrors preferred.
Address LOW KENT. Herald Uptown Hraoch office.
WANTKU-BY A SINULK OKNTLEMAN, A LaROB
unfurnished Room, without board, in a private lauiily;
best relorenco given and required. Address, stating terms,
Ae-.O. H. W.. Herald office.
WANTED?A LARUE UNFURNISHED HUT CAIt
prtod front Halt Room, with Hoard, not below 32d or
above 45th sts., between 4th and btb avs. Address M , Post
office box 5.4U9.
WANTED TO KENT-A PLACE SUITABLE FOR A
blacksmith shop; location between Cortland! at. and
Hn?tery._Apply to THOMAS VV. ATKINSON, 51 West st.
WANTED TO KK&T OR LEASE-A~M.\LI,~HOUSE,
between l.tli ami ibhh sts and 4th and (Rb ave.,
from $1.5111 to fl.sirr. WILLIAM T. ItARTT, X.J 4tU av.
WANTED - A SECOND FLOOU OKFLAtTTn A OOOD
location; with private family preferred. Address,
stating prieo, L. 8. R., station E.
?yy ANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM ON EAST SIDE OF
city, below 31st st., tor a single gentleman. Address,
with price, N. HALL, lt>4 Goerck st.
WANTKD-A THREE STORY HIOH STrroP HOUSE
for an American family; west side proforred; rent
not over $1,100. Address particulars to W. E. J.. 33J W est
31 it St.
"^y ANTED?BYUENTLBM AN AND W IKE. SECOND
? lory front Room, with sleeping Room connecting;
hut and cold water; east side, 15th and HUtli sts.. 3d av. and
Broadway; rent must be moderate. Answer immediately,
with rssll particulars. J, 0. H.. Herald Uptown Branch nfllce.
WANTED IMMKDIaTKI.Y-FURMSIIKD AND UN
furnished Dwellings, incdinm rents; also Parts of
lloasM; leiiant* waiting. CONDIT, 145 East 17tb ?i
WANTED UNFU.RNiS!IKD-TUK UPPER OR LoWr.R
Part of privato house, fee two adults; west side, below
3Lnh st. Addr??. wilb particulars, 0>, 43 Jay st.
In Ibe ('ottnlrv
W ANTED FOR A YEAR?SMALL HOUSE. FULLY
furnished, within twenty miles of New York: rent
roust be low. Address, with full details, bos 1.311). Post
office. Now York.
WANTED?t SMALL FURNISHED HOTEL OR
Hoarding House near good Ashing grounds. Address
$. M. K . Herald I plown Branch office.
rANTED?A SMALL HOUSE BETWEEN OKANUR 1
ion and I
Address
Junction and Orange; r?nl nb.ut ffi-Vr??; immediate
Idrees bMlLAX, Herald Uptown Branch
HEMUYAI.II.
R' E?T6VAle " ' ' ""
EVKRMON A HERD,
manufacturers of r.ibhrr Hand Stamp*,
have moved from
3H Vc.ey ?t. to
341 Broadway
DF.A UaiHI.
A SET OF TEETH MAD.: IN IIIKEK HOUR* Af IJ
Wast illtli st.. b-twe -n .if. >nd ?th av... near Broa
way. Special mechanical dentistry; coral, ruboer, ro
peari. whalobone roi.brr, gold ami ptatlna dots; Plumper
Regulators, Ac. Take greea ear from Uraud stfwot (eery i
" ""iSWIWoa. US WMSSSO.
BVKOPBAS STBAMSIX1PS.
/U'NARD LINE.?k AND N. A. II x a"*, to?
V_ VO1I0K.
Willi a view to diminishing the okutH of eollUlon. the
| steamers,,! tbie iiue take a spuiillc eoursa fur all Masons of
the year.
On ibe outward passage from Qneenstown to Nov York or
Knstou. crossing the meridian of 50 at U latitude, or noth
ing to the uorth of 43.
On the homeward passage, crossing ilia meridian at 50at
42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 42.
FROM NEW YOKE FOR LIVERPOOL AND QCEBNtb
TOWN.
CHINA ..Wad . April 12 I a H YSSINI A.. Wed . April'JO
BOTHNIA.. Wed . April ini'Kt *.-lA Wed.. May a
Steamers marked * do not carry steerage passengers.
Cabin passage, $3 '. elm and if Wl), fold, according to no
eoininndation. Koturu tickets oa Invorable tarme
Steerage tickets to and from ail parts ol Europe at very
low rataa. Freight and pa?sap oflioo, No 4 Howling Green.
CHARLES U. FKANt.-ICL.YN, Agent.
PASSENGERS PKU STEAMSHIP" OIIINA EMBARK
from the t'unard ? hurt, toot ol firand etroot, Jeraey
City, al7:9UA. M. on Wcdncsdny April 12, laid
I'llAw. G. FRANCE LYK.
No. 4 Hoaliug Green, New York.
mo FLYMO l'Til, ENGLAND. DIRECT. "*
1 GENERA I. TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
sailing from pier 42 North River, fool of Harrow et.
AMEUlyl K. Pontolt Tuesday, April Is, at I 1'. M.
SAINT LAUiiRNT, Luclicaiiat..TuvmIut, April 25. at 4 I*. M.
FRANCE. Trudella Tuesday. Miry 2. at 1 P. M.
Prices ol' passage, in gdld?First oabln (including wine),
flJtl and$110, acioidiu.T to arcoiutnodutioii; second cuhinj
$72; third, $K); fourth cabin or steerage, #27. This in
eludes, heading, wine end utensils. Superior accommoJa
tioa.
At the above rates passengers are bookod to any rnilway
station in England without extra charge.
Tu Plymouth only, steerage. $24.
J.UU18 DK UKHi AN, Agont, 55 Broadway.
OST DIRECT ~AND ' ECONOMIC ROUTE TO HOI,
LAND, BELGIUM. THE ItlUNE, SWITZERLAND.
AC.. AC-. VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer ROTTERDAM April 13
Steamer CALAND April 27
These bsauttlfcl etaaiuers. carrying tire United Slates
mail to the Netherlands, are great favorites wltn the public,
irips regular, rates low ; comfort nud living perfect.
For freight, for passage.
FL'NCH, EDYK A CO. Ls W. MORRIS,
5U Broadway.
Hamburg American PACKkfToMPANFs link
for i'LYMOCTU. CHERHOURG and HAMBURG.
SCR VIA April 13 I POM M Kit AN IA April 27
UKl.LKUT April 2i?! GO Kill K May 4
Bates of passage in Pltrurouth, London, Cherbourg, Ham
burg and all points lu England, Scotland anil Wales:?
Calnn, first saloon, gold $1(10
Cabin, second saloon, gold DO
Steerage, currency 3d
KL'MIAHDT A CO., C. II. RICH ARD A lloAS,
Genera! Agents, General Passenger Agents.
HI llroad St.. New York. HI Broadway, New Y'ork.
QNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (U. B>,
lor the landing of passengers ,
The splendid vessels of this lavorlte route for the Con
tinent (being more southerly than any other) will sail Irout
pier No. 42 North River, as follows:?
A.MKKIOUE (Pouioli) Tuesday, April 13. at 1 P. M.
SI'. LAI RENT (Ljcln:*nu?)...Tucsduv, April2.>, at 4 P. M.
FRANCE (frudrliei Tuesday. May 2 at IP. M.
PRICK OF PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wine) :?
First cabin, $110 to $120, according to accommodation.
Second. $72. Third, $40.
Return tickets at reduced rales
steerage, $20, with superior accommodation, including
wine, bedding anil meutlls, without extra charge.
steamers marked thus ? do not enrry steerage passengers.
LOUIS DK Hl'.UlA.N, Agent, 0o Hroadway.
'| NMAN 'titNB?BAIL ITKAMSRs. 1
FOR QUr.ENSTOVVN AND LIVERPOOL.
from pier No. At North River.
Cabin passage, $??>, $30 and$100, gold.
Steorage, $2H. currency.
Oralis issued st lowest rataa
JOHN G. DALE, Agent. 15 and XI Broadway, N. Y.
WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR OUKENSTOWh AND LIVERPOOL.
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamers of this Hno take tho Lane Koutos recom
mended by Lieutenant Maury, U. 3. N.. going south id the
Hanks on the passage to Oueenstown all the t ear round.
UKKMAE1U April 15. at 10 A. M.
CELTIC April 22. at 3 P. M.
ADRIATIC April 20. at D:3U A. M.
BALTIC MHyO. at l P. M.
REPUBLIC Met 13, at 3:30 A. M,
From VI hlte Star Docks, pier 52 North River.
Rates?Saloon, $30 and $100, In gold; icturn tickets on
reasonable terms. Steerage. $23
Saloon, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms ara placed
amidships, where the noise and motion are least, affording a
degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sua.
For Inspection of plans and other information apply at the
company s office, 37 Broadway, New York.
R. J. CORTIS. Agent.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINK?sTEAM TO QUEENS
TOWN AND LtVKBI'OOU
?ailingevery TUESDAY,
from pl??r <0 North Itlvor.
IDAHO....April is, I P. M. i WISCONSIN...May 2.1 P. M.
NEVaDA..April 25. 3 P. M. | WYOMING. May 16,11 A. H.
Cabin, *63, $70 itiiil #86, currency.
Intermediate, #46; ateerage. #26.
PitMBerigort bouktti to mid from Hum burg, X or way,
Snellen Ac. Dralte on Ireland, Kugland, France and Oar
many at lowo.t r.?^,LUAMg k 0UIQN ^ BntAyrkJ.
National line?prom piers 44 and 47 north
River. Fo' London direct.
CANADA. Thursday. April 13. 8:30 A. M.
OA.IAOA, I IIII r-u II T, A|'OI IJ,a;.?'A n.
POK QCKKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
KLVKTI A.Ap l 13. IH, A. M. ITALY, April 21), UJi A. M.
NOLAND, April 22.3 I'. M. KUYPT, May U, 4 P. M.
HBLV1
ENOLAND. . . B
Cabin paatago, $.10 and $76, currency, liaturu ticket* at
reduced rate*. Siecrngo ptt**aac, $20, currency.
I Drain leaned from ?1 upward, at current price*.
1 Apple at tbe company1* office. 6U Broadway.
P.JkV. .1. Ill KST. Manager^
?BEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINK. _
TO BRISTOL (ENOLAND) DIRECT.
Hailing Irom niar 18 Ea?t Ktvar, a* follow*:?
SOMERSET, Waatarn Saturday, April 13
AKaiiON, Symnnd* ?
Cabin paaaace, $75; inlcrmadlaio.fi.'>; ?teer?ge, f3l), cur
rency ; excursion ticket*, #120: prepaid steerage certificate*.
$26. Apply to W. D. MORGAN. Agent, >o South ?t.
A NC1I0R LINE.
A OAKKYIsU THE UNITED STATES MAIL
NEW YoRK AND Ol AMIOW.
VICTORIA Sail* Saturday. April 13. at 10 A. M.
P.OI.IVIA sail* Saturday, April 22, at S I*. M.
ALSA'llA Sail* Saturday, April 2H. at IDA. M.
ANCUORIA ' ' " "
TO OLASO
QUI . ..
Cabin, $SS to #8D, currency, a curding to accommodation.
I.N I'BK MEDIATE. n33; ateerage. ?2?.
Dralta inaued for any amount at current rale*.
HENDERSON BR'iS. Agent., No. 7 Bowling Oraen.
->an* naturuay, April ma, at iu A. M.
Sail* Saturday, May tl, at 2 I'. M.
HOW. LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY,
lUKENSTOWN OR BELFAST.
N
KW YORK AND LONDON.
KEOULAK AM) DIRECT STEAM
COMMUNICATIONS,
EVERY AoTl'.It.SATE SATURDAY,
by the "ANCHOR LINK'1 rte*nirr*.
KLYSIA. UTOPIA. AUSTRALIA AND aNULIA,
commencing Saturday, April 2D.
Pa*?eng*r* hooked to ail point* at lowest rate*.
HENDERSON MRUS , AUE.VI'S, 7 MOW 1,1 NO OUKEN.
STATE LINK.
NEW YORK TO OLAHOOW. LIVERPOOL DUBLIN,
BELFAST AND LONDONDKKKY,
Irom pier 42 North ltiver (foot of Canal at.) aa follows:?
ETATE OF PENNSYLVANIA Thuraday, April 23
STATE OF VIROINIA.... .Thuradav, May 4
STATE OF INDIANA Thuraday, May 18
ami ever* alternate Thuraday thereafter. Flrtt cabin, ifflo,
$70 and CM); return tickeia, $I2D. Second caldn. #13; re
turn tlckola. $M>. Steerage at low eat rate*. Apply to AUS
TIN BALDW IN A CO.. Agent*, No. 72 Broadway, N. Y.
Steerage passage office. 43 Broadway.
?jg'OKTII UKKMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINK BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Company1! pier, loot of 2d at., Ilohoken.
ODER ...Saturday, Anrll I.'. | WESER. .Hatiirilay, April 29
MAIN .Saturday, April .2 | MOSEL... .Saturday, May 6
loi.e n|iiu ?? | monriH,,, .naiurUR/, FIB/ o
Kate* of passage from Naw York to Southampton, Harro
or Bremen :?
FIrat Cabin, f 100 Quid; Second Cabin, $00 gold; Steerage
$30 currency.
Return Ticket* at rednrad rate*.
Prepaid Steerage Certificate*. #32 currency.
Fur freight or paeeage apply to
OKLR1CHS k CO., No. 2 Bowling Green.
WILSON LINK FOR SOUTH A MP TON AND HULL,
?ailing Irom pier 33 North River, aa follow* :?
COLOMBO April SI HINDOO M*y0
OTHELLO. April 22 J NAVAKINO May 20
Flr?t cabin. $71), currency: *econd cabin, $41, currency,
Kxcnralon ticket* on very lavorable term*. Through ticket*
luuad to Continental and Baltic porta. Apply lor lull par
tlrnlira to
CHARLES L WRIGHT k CO.. 30 South at
4 MKRtCAN LINK.
J\. Weekly Mall Steamahip acrvlee between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
calling at Queenatown.
Sailing every Thuraday Irom Philadelphia and
1 Wadneada
?ailing every Wedneaday irom Liverpool.
The toilowlag ateainera are appointed to anil from Phila
delphia:?
OHIO April 0 I INDIANA April 27
PENNSYLVANIA.. Anrll 13 I ILLINOIS May 4
?LORD OLIVE .....April 26 | ?CITY OF BRISTOL.May 20
PRICK OF PASSAGE. IN CURRENCY.
? Cabin, $73 tq $100, according to location.
Steerage and Intermedial* ticket! to and from all point*
at the lowaet late*.
Steamer* marked with a atar do not earry Intermediate.
Pasaenger aerommodutloa* for all ?lat*e* iinaurpa*ee<l
For pasnagr. rate* of freight and other Information apply
to PRTKlt WHHillT k SONS, ttaneral Agent*.
307 Walnut at., Philadelphia;
GEO. W. COLTO.N. 42 Broad at.. New York.
JOHN McDONALD, Paaaeger Agent,
No. S Battery place.
T.11 ROPE -VALUABLE* INFORMATION TO TRAVEL
Pi ler* and touriat*: route* and rate* to every point; I.MM
Itlnerle* to anleet from ; ealllnga of ?teamer*. An.; loeenta,
poat free. COOK, SON A JENKINS, 261 Broadway.
0'DONOVAN ROSS AS STEAMSHIP AND ItAILROtD
Paaaage Office. Hteamera every day; Cork, Liverpool,
Glaagow, Horry ; Draft* payable evert where.
O1 DONOVAN HOsSA'S llnicl. IH2 Chatham *qiinr*
COASTWISE STBAM$H1P?.
ytrVXHLT 3fE AM Kits FOR
BERMUDA ISLANDS.
The elegant ateamer
CANIM A,Captain Liddieoat,
CANIM A,Captain Liddlruat,
will be despatched on Tliur*iiay. April 13. at 3 P.M., from
plar 12 North ltiver, to >?? followed by atoainahip
BERMUDA. Captain AagTwWg,
April 29. For Ireighl or paavaire apply to
QUE1IEC A 0uL7 PORTS STEAMSHIP Co.,
21) Broadway.
JpAtJIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINK..
FOR CALIFORNIA, JAPAN. cllINA, AUSTRALIA.
M.W ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. Al1., AC.
?ailing Irom plar foot of Canal ?t.. North Hirer.
FOR SAN FRANC ISCO VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA,
Steam-hip ACAPUlS'O Katurdar, April 13
connecting fur ait Central American and Sou'ih Paciflo
port*.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN AND CHINA.
GREAT REPUBLIC May 1
FROM SAN FRANCISCO To VICTORIA, PORT TOWNS
END. TACOMA. PORTLAND. Ac.. Ac.,
?n the loth and 33th ?f everv month.
For freight or passagn apply at i,.?t >>r Canal at.. North
Rl?*r. II. J. BULLAY, Siiperlnlen lent.
P
ANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR SAN FUANCISCO. CAK, AND PACIFIC PORTS.
VIA ISTHMUS OF PANAMA.
RTKAMHIIIF CRESCENT CITY WILL SAIL
THUKSDAY, APRIL Uo. AT I P. M.
from pi#r III ^orlh itlvfr, for A?plnw*U, mni??tifiK, vU
I'aaaina Railroad, at Panama with flnu class ateaiuthipa,
lor port* a* above.
Fur freight or pnaaag* *j^>ly
LLIAM P. CLVDK A CO..
No. 6 Bowling Green.
li'OIl NASSAU. N. P.?A FAMOUS WINTER RESORT.?
J/ Regular mall ateamahlp* from New York via Savaaaak,
April UlMlI; from Savannah. Anril In and Nay I
MURRAY, FERRIS A CO.. Si
OOAVrWIM ITlAMSMm.
TAB KALI, link
SfA
IMTKD IyTTER AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP^
sailing monthly von Watasm's wharl, Brooklyn, If. Y.._
fur l'AlIA, FKKAA.MBCCO, BAlllA and If III 1 Ilflfir^
calling at M. John's, I'.rto (Uco.
M'-I.l.i K MARTIN. isaturday April 1 i
JOHN URAMaLL. ^
Passenger accommodations first class.
Fur freight and pas-age hi reduced rales, apply to
J. 3. TICKER k CO.. Agents, 54 Finn ?L
NY.. HAVANA ASl> MEXICAN MAIL Mi. LINE.
? Moaiucr> leave ider Nu A North River at 3 P. M.
FUR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OK MKKIDA Wednesday, April 19
CITY OK VERA OKI* Tl.ur.day. April IS
OlfY OK NEW YORK..., .Thursday. AprilM
KOK VKKA i.'KI f. AND NEW OKLKANB.
via Havana, Fmgreso, Campeachy, Tuspau and Tampleo.
CITY OF MKKIDA Wednesday, April 12
CITY OF MEXICO Tue.day, May A
For freight or pa*sug? apply to
F. ALEXANDRE A BONN, SI and 33 H roadway.
Steamer* will learw New Orloaa. April ltl and May 7, to*
Vara Cru* and all other ports.
VTK W YUKK ANI> IIA VAN A 111 It hCT MaTl LINK.?
AN These lirst calat steamship* saill .all at 3 P. M. from
pirr 13 Noitli Rjvrr, Tout of I edar at,, tor llavaua dlroct, an
follow*
WILMINGTON Tuesday, April IS
COLUMBUS Thursday, April 37
For Ireigbt and paasagu, having unsurpassed uccowniuda*
tiwui, apply to
M M. P. CLYDE A CO.. No. tl Rowling Greaa.
McKELLKK. LCLINO A CO.. Agent* in Havana.
iton Halifax, m, a jus it ?t. johns, n. p..-cbom.
17 well line.-Steamship Geo. Cromwell will leave pier 10
North diver, on Tueedny, April 1H, at 3 P. M. Cabin pais
? age, in gold, including ?i?ic room and meals to Ita lia*,
Bin. to St. Jotllia. fltv Apply to CLaKK A SEAMAN. tm
Wrst al. Steamship Ceo. Washington follow* Friday.
April 28. "
, in'Oll NEW OKLK INS DIRECT. "
r THE CKO.11 WELL LINE.
The steamship
Hl'DSoN, Captain Caper,
ou Saturday, April I >, at 3 o'clock P. K.a
from pier No. II North Itiver.
Through bills ol lading given to Mobil# sndall principal
points mi the .Mississippi KTvrr.
Cabin passage. S30; steerage, $3A.
Apply to CLAKIv .t SEAMAN. 80 Want A
rngXAS LINK Foil G.lLVEbToy, TODCMIKO AT KEY
I \Ve-t, carry illvr the l ulled States mail.?Tile steamer
CITY OF HAN A.NTONIo, Captain I'emilngton, will anil
on Saturday, April Id. ai 3 I*. Al.. Irum plnr Jo Kaat Biker.
Through hills id lading given to all iioiuta on the iiouatuk
and Texas, Central InU-ruatlonal and (ireat Northern, Oel
vesion, Houston uud Henderson, and the (ialveatoo, iinrrle>
I.org and San Antonio H ail roads Freight* and Insurance at
lowest rates. For freight or passage, having superior
cnmniodatiim-i. apply to C. II. 11 Al.l.Oll V A Co., lo3 Mail
lane, or IV. P. CLYDE, No. tt Hon hug Green.
MORGAN'S LINK OF STEAMSHIPS,
(or Naur Orleans and Texas,
will sail every Saturday tu New Orleans, transferring Tezat
height there to Morgan's Louslsiuna and Texas Railroad tor
Morgan City, theuce, par Morgan a line of steamers, tu Teaae
ports.
Tbe ALGIERS will sail from pier SB North Itiver, New
Yurk, uu Saturday, April lo, at 3 1'. M., fur New Orlenne
direct.
Through bills of tailing signed to Mobile, Galveston and te
all points on the Galveston, llarrlshurg and Sail Antuulo,
Houston and 'I'exss Central, International and (Meat North
era, Texas and I'aoitle and I raus-Couiinoutal railroad*, and
to Indlauola ami San Antonio, and all puints on the Gulf,
Western Texas and I'ailBc Railway, limns Santiago, Cur*
pus Christl. Kofkport. St. >1 art's uud Fulton.
Freight for St. .Mary's and Fulton lando.l at Ruckpurt.
Lighterage and channel dues at either Corpn* Christ! or
liraros Santiago al the expense and risk of consignee.
Through rates to Brownsville, via I'lo Grande Railroad,
lneu auee can he effected under open policy of C. A. Whit*
ney A Co , New Orleans. From New Yurk to New Orleans,
Jt percent: from New York to ell Texas port* via New Or
leans, T, per rent.
Freight at lowest rate* For freight or further luformo*
Hon apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY A CO . Agouti,
pier 3d North River.
sly" DIBRCT U MB TO FLO III DA.?iYEEKLY-LINE
to Fori lloyal, *. C.; Fernaudind, Fla.; Brnnawick;
Ga.: salllug every Thursnuy, fro.u pier till Kaat River. The
Moainur Anil LAND, Cupteln Crowell, will sail Thursday,
April 13. at 3 I'. M , lor Ferunuiiinu and Pail Royal.
Through tickets lamed In nil points In Florida. Por_fkefght
or passa re apply to C. H. N
GKLFCKK, loll Maiden Ian
0
ill points in Morula. For freight
MALLOIlY A CO . or HERMAN
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPAXI. ,
sailing from pier 37 North Klver.
For Norfolk, city Foiiit mid Richmond, Tuesdays, Thnre*
duys and Saturdays at 3 F. M.. runuectlng with the Virginia
and Tentiestee Air Lino, Atlantic Const Line, Fiedmunt All
Line, Cliesapeako and Ohio Kailriiad, and with the com
pany's nteain lines to Interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia. Newbern and Washington, N. C. (via Norfolk),
every Tuesday, Thursday uud Saturday.
Lewes. Del., Mundav and Thursday at 4 P. M.. oouaeJSiay
with Maryland aud Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and hills of lading to nil peinlt at
lowest tales. Insurance to Norlolx, Ac., >4 percent. I Night
received dally ut plur 37 North River. General offlees, 187
Greenwich it. N. L. McCREADY, President.
riHilv EVENING TELEGRAM
1 18 I'll r. M i >8 T V ALL'A RLE AND CHEAPBMT
ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE CITY.
SEND FOK RATES. OFFICE NO. 3 ANN BT.
0
~ TKAVKI.LE1W' OtllUti.
A "^REGULAR OATSKlLt 'CfKE UP TnSTJ'l(Kfk"j
A> al* < for Stuwr-Mnt mid Intermediate landing**
etcniner NEW CHAMPION, from Camil at., Tuetday. Thurs
day ami Saturday: ateamer McMANUS, Monday, Weduaa
day uud Friday, from Leroy at., at 3 P. M.
LB AMY.?PEOPLE'S IilNE STEAMBOATS LEAVE
Pior4l North River dally tSundaya ttxeepud), at 4
P. M., for Altiany uud all pointa nortb and wait.
C1ITIZENS' LINK STEAMBOATS FOKTROY AND'aLL
) point* Nortlieaat aud Wot. leave daily, except Satur
day, at tJ P. M., from pier 4? North Hlvir.
IToit rosdoT't-and Kingston. landing at
' Hlgliliind Falla, W ait Point. Cornwall. Newbarg. Marl
. burn, Milton, Pmighkeep?le and Kaapoa?Stearnbeate
THOMAS CORNELL leave every Tueeiay, Thnraday,
j Saturday; JAMES W. BALDWIN. Monday. Wedneaday,
] Frlduy. llarriM.u at.. Pier H North River, at 4 P. M.
! Mall river link to hoston, "
1? via Nawpurt and Fall illver. Tbe w orld renowned Steam,
b iata BRISTOL and PROVIDENCE leave pier 48 North
Hirer, font of Murrav at., didIV. Snndaya excepted, at 3 P. M.
Throiittli ticket- aold at all principal botele lo the city.
LD ESTABLISHED LINK POR HTUYVK8AXT, CATS,
kill and Intermediate lauding*.? Steamer Andrew
. lla der. from Franklin at. d ler ICi). ^ueadajr. Thuraday am
; Saturday: ateumer Monitor, Muuday, Wedneaday and Friday
! at 3 P. M. _
Pennsylvania" railroad
? ? OREAT TRUNK LINE?
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Train* leave New York, via De?bro??a and Cortland* a.
ferriea. aa follow#:?
l-.xprea-, lor Harrleburg, Pittaburg, the IVeet and Sooth.
| with Pullman palace cara attached, 'Jil'J A. M..t)aUdd:JJ
P. M. Sunday, i| and ?:4" P. M.
For Willluiiieport and larck llaven at U 'JO A. M. and 4:39
! P. M. For Corrv uud F.rin, 8:80 P M., eouueetlng aa
; Corrv lor Tltuarille, Petroleum Centre and the OH Kngioou,
' For Baltimore, Wn.lilnginn and the South. "Limited Wads
In .loll Expreaa" of Pullman Parlor Car* dailr. except
Sunday. 0 :;*> A. M ; arrive Waiblngtou 4:IU p. M. Hegio
lar Ht S:4o A. M.. ?'! and If P. M Suuday. II P. M.
Expre*- tor Philadelphia, 7. 7 iW, s:4D, H:k> A. M ; 14: IU
a. 4. 4 :!<i, 3, H. 7. o .3 i II P. M. and 14 night. Sunday,&
ti, 7, S :4o and u P. M. Emigrant aud aeeund ? aat. 7 P. M.
| For train- to Newark. Kllaabnth Kahway Princeton, Tre?
tou. Perth Ambor, Fleniington, Helvl lere and otbW
pointe, *ee local acfieduiet at all ticket oltlco*. .. . .
. Train-arrive :?From Plilaburg, tf:.34 anil 10::H A. M. a4l
I U 2U P. M. daily, 10:13 A. M. and 7:4U P. M. daily, excapt
Monday. From Wa?hlngtoo and rialtlnmra, U :2J A. a-,
4*13. 3:13 and 10:47 P. M. Sunday, U *21 A. M. From
* II rib II M*- *?
'. M. Son.
. _ I and lUdl
]> j,
Ticket offlcaa, 344 and 044 Hroalway, No. 1 Actor llonan
and loot ot De*bro**e, audCortlaa.lt at*.; No, 4 Court at.,
Brooklyn; No*. 114, 1 |tt and IIS Hnd,oo at., llobokan.
hinigrani ticket olBco. No. M Mattery place.
FRANK THUMsON, D. M. BOYD. Jr..
Gaaeral Managar, Uoneral Paacougor Agent,
i PHILADELPHIA, VIA LONG BRANCH AND THE
X New Jeraey Southeru Railroad.?Kara from Mow York
to Phlladelpbla only $4 43, commencing; March 14. I87B.
Leave .sew York Iroin Pier H. North River foot of Rectot
?I., at 10:4<*> A. M . for Philadelphia, Vim-land and Tumi
I River. At 4 P. M. for Philadelphia. Tnckerton aad Tolut
| River. W. S. KM.DEN, lietieral Manager.
S' TON1NOTON LINE" FOR BOSTON. ?
Reduction of Fare.
Steamera U1IODE ISLAND and N AKRAOANHETf, from
- pier 43 North River, foot o( Jay at., at 3 P. M.
I Providence Line,
fiom pier 37 North River, loot ol Park place. Eteamahlao
El.hCTRA. and UALATKA. at 4 10 P. M.
WANTED TO PlR(,HA?k. J
WANTKD-A STOVE AND IIaRDWAKK BUSINESS,
i-.tabiUhed, In the country. 31 to 100 milea from tie
! city; give particular- Addre-t S.O., Herald oglre.
ANTRD-A .SECOND HAND UPRIGHT SHOW"
Cut. with plate u'laaa. about 7 feet wide, U foot lewg
Philadelphia. 3:10. 0 40, H :.V>, 10:1.. It :*4 >, 11 >3
4:13, 4*?, 3:13. 6:10, 7:4). 8:41. 0:40, 10:37 P. 1
d iy. 3 :10, 0:'4U. 11:3.3, II -31 A. M . 7:40, 0:3llan
and 0 leet high, ttamliog on a woe leu bane 711 feet high.
FKAsti A CO., 1(1 Barclay at*
\v
JANTKD-FIETl RES FOR A RETAIL TEA AND
eoff >e atpr-b IV. W. Jl'STIN. No. I Broadway.
J
MTU It AUK.
At poRiiNufo.vw'storage WakErooms, &43
liudauii it ?Storage In aeparate room* at loweat rate*.
Being ulao In the Furniture Mnalnena, we IbaeoagMy ua
dvralaml the b.ndliu; of Furniture. CHARLES 11.
Hi ill OK, Proprietor.
C 3RAND CENTRAL STORAGE WAKKItUUSE. CUR.
JT ner of Broad wey and 47th eL?Separate roome tar Fur*
niturr. Piano*. Carriage-. Ac : ln*pectlon invited. MGR.
OAN A BhllTHMR, ilKoaecr. and owucra of bolldlng*.
H~ ANGER'S WAREHOUSES. NTH AV7. FROM *10 TO
U4lh at.?The aideat, loeroat in rate. Boat eatenaivo
and reliable in the buaiiica: atorage lor Furniture, Bag
gage, Geode and Wam- ol every de>ertptlon In lepnmtt
eloeed rompartmnnt-. go ?<!* received day or night.
QjSlAliK FOR FURNI It Rh, t: A K ill AG KS AN l> MHrT
U cliandlao. _ SMITH A SILl.s, Proprietor!,
730 am! 7.34 Hth av. and 347 Went 4?Hb et.
STORAGE-FUR FCKNITUKK, PIANOS. RAGIAUB,
do : aeparate room*: l.iwe?t ram.. every convenience;
elevator: watchman. MICIIKaI.s A SON, 38, 40 and 43
Coiumcrce at., near Blecckrr ?
iUFt'Hmu.
AT B MIN I'Z'S, 444 81*11 AV., ABOVE 43TH SlC
UY ami .48 4<| av., above 3(hli at., ladle- and gvntlomoR
can receive Vi per cent ai->:e in ca?h than ei*ewbare for
Caat olf Llothlug, Carpel-, .lewolry. Order* punctually at
tended by Mr. or Mr*. MINTZ.
Tt Iiid BROADWAY. BETWEEN 43D AMD Ml
UY ata?Hro.olway price, nald for l axc( Clothing, Jnw
elry. Ac., by calling on or afdrclng B. II I Kit IS. 1.374.
T KD>V A III! MILLER'S WELL KNOWN K8TAB
ment, its nth uv near Warertey place, ninteet valM
paid lor C4?t olf Clothing bj ealllng or addreaaiuit^
A T 248 7TII A V., SECOND DOOR AHOVK WKST44TH
uY et.. Mr. and Mr*. ROSENHEkO will pay the bUboot
mice* la eaali lor Caat off clothing, Carpcla, Ac., by catting
or addreaning. lake v irtlvular notice ol above uumber.
r fi.ario'n i piown, sin trjrB av , corner twFH
tt., ioo*t a?tuol?l.i?^lv iiigh price* will be paid lor Caat*
off Clothing by Mr. or Mr*. IT.A1T0.
A T NATHANS. :??; ?TII AV, NKAK 4TH ST.?
JY Ludie* aad gentlemen receive the hlcbeat vain# Ibw
U'aat off Clothing. Ac. Call on or addroee Mr. or Mr*. NA
T" AN. _ _________
AT IIARKlM WELlIcNOWN LsTAHLISUMBIT Till
nttnoat value paid mr ca?t off Clmhlng. Jaaelry. Ac.,
Iij c ? I lag en or adore-*>ng Mr. or Mrt ItAhKlS, VI tt.h a*.,
near ttaveiley place
A T J. ANHAH-s. 178 iril AV T LADIES All) UM.
I it. tlemen poaltively receive ?'? i per cent more than Broad
w av price* lor ra-t off Clothing, carpet-, Furnltara. Dla
mond*. Jewelry, rumel'a hair Shawl* and Lace*. Ladtaa at
tended by Mr>. Anhalc
ATM. MARKS WELI. KNOWN K.> f AMI.ISH MENT,
: IV IIII t>lh av.. oppo.lte Sili *t . ladlee and gentlemen can
j r -polve the ni mutt vnlao In ea?h for eaet-off i lathing. Car
I peta. Jewelry. I.ace*. Ac. I'leae# call or nddrae* a* ahovn
I l.edb > wailed on by Mrt, Mark*. Pleaea try aad MMlaQ)
youraelrea.
Sadies and gf.ntlumen DtspodtiHim uaS.

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