The New York Herald Newspaper, April 27, 1868, Page 8

va 8 MEW SCHOOL BUILDING FOR ST. JAMES" PARISH, ‘Among the many parishes im this citythere are Sew, if any, in which the necessity for schoo} advan- Cazes are so pressing as that of St. James’, including, as it docs, the entire Fourth ward. The energetic pastor to whom the spiritual welfare of this thickly populated region is committed has, during the past year, visited personally every tenement and almost very room in his parish in which there were chil- Gren of an age at which they should be attending school, and has found children, between the ages of five and fifteen years, to the number of four thousand and over. It is true that the public school officers of the ward have made all possible efforts to wecure proper school accommodations, but they could not, except with the most extravagant outlay, obtain proper sites on which to erect school buildings, But even if the public school accommodations in the ward could be made ade- quate to supply the mere euucational wants of such @ large numver of children, and the Citizens’ Asso- Station could open its eyes to the fact that tuere are many more children in need of such accommoda- tions now than there Were two years ago, and would not attempt to impede the senool Qeucers in their fabs, those parents who have strict religious ideas, and who believe that jous training suould be a part of the scholastics of an a day 8clool, ace not feel disposed to send their children to the ub ic schools When an istitution offering the ad- Pantages of those schools, together with the oppor- tunities jor a gvod religious taining, was within easy access, O1 the later, class of persons there ae Maundy in St. James’ parish, aud there are also large numbers of children whose parenis ace obliged to xo. from uowe for tue purpose of earning a liveliioo aud cannot possibiy give vo the culidven that alien on and care Which are 80 much needed in a large ey, und oapnelny in guch damaging uud dangerous: socalled £5 people 20 circumstunced must of Leces- inuault aiuer Farrelly, the pastor of St. James’ church, has been untiring in his etloris to minister to the ‘Wants and wishes of the peuple of his congregation nd to increase their ardor by giving them a beauti- fed church in which to atvend divine service, and to erect a commodious and elegant schoui building 12 Which ther chiuluren might be Ce the way tuey shouid gv in managing Lue affairs of life while obey- ing the Will and fo.owing tne ivotsteps of the founder @1 ther faith. ‘hose Whu are a. ali acquainted with that sectivn of the city cannot fail to know the lin- ease opposition agaist which the priests of St. Jame;’ parish must conteud—the intuence of wealth en one hand ana ihe fascinations of vice on the oiner; but tuey uave persevered 10 tueir efforis ina few suort months will have tne satisfactiun of be- ho.diug the completion 01 a school edifice which wil stand us a tiiting monument to tae indomitable en- ergy of Weir pasior, Fatuer Farrelly, aug which wiil prove to be #1 once ‘an ornament and’a means of cou- veymg a biessing to the neighvoruvod, This eai- fice 13 now im course Ol construction at the southvast corner of New Buwery and James greet, extenung on the former one hundred and e@icven ei and on tue latter eiguty-turee ieet, The bundiny will be four stories iu the clear, have a Anely iuisued Mansurd rvoi. ‘the ironts will be of Fusadeipuia presseu brick trimmed with Nova beoua fiee stone, ina style not coming under any ig arcultectural aenomination, but present- @ neat and grav appeaiance to the eye, ‘while imparting sO..dily to tue structure itself, ‘The basement will be devoted to the purposes of an in- @agirial school and a playground for the scnoiars. ‘The Closes, Consiuucted Vu IOs’ improved pinus, Whi be in vaults built under the sigewa.xs, The main ver will ve built for @ chapel, or lecture room, and tae three Hours avove Wilk be divided MMO Class revs. Tie datiuig will be by an uuproved hot air Meiuod, aud tue ventilation Will be regulated by two Fegisiers—oue near the ceiling whd the viuer wear tue uge buard—in euch rou, aud tue locauon of the balding Will be found Ww give wdditional advantages fw the process of vendiauny aud tiguting. ‘Kuere ‘Will be three entrances, une ou tue New Bowery side for the maie department, one on tie James Btreet side lor bie Ieuuue depacument and @ granu entrance on the curuer to tue chapel. ‘The macenais used in tue Construction are all of the best kind in the Market, wud the buiiding, when comple, will be found weil wortu the cace and expense wiich it hus entailed upon sts projecvors. ‘The purpuse of Kather rarrelly in creating an in- @usiitai sciavol is to atford a refuge tor ciuldren of ware paren.s, or Of Others Wid may be obliged ‘$0 be abseut trom them during the day—a place in pS the Ciidren cau be ieft by the parents in the morning us they go wo thew several places of em- Ployimenut, where they will be ted aul ciothed, -if ecessary, and properly cared for untii the parents cali .Or ue ayuin in tue evening. inthe otuer de- Feng te pupils will be unuer the uirection of Sisters of Uhacity and the Curistian Brothers, and ‘Will reveive all the care and cuiture chat the members at these o.ders Kuow so weil how to bestow. ‘Lhe bi was commenced in the early part of October last, and the work bas been pushed auead as Vigorousiy a8 the unsetiled state of tue weather ‘Would perniit, and wilt be ready ior occupation at tue lose oO} tie Ordinary summer Vacution. ‘The entire cost of ground und building will be Something over ~100,00y, and to meet wus demand Father Farrelly has been working unuinchingly. His: ‘Sppeais thus tur have been favorably responded to, @nu there can be little doubt of his complete suc- e868 in (slablisiung th school on a sound basis, free from debt, anu filing a sphere of greai useiuiness. ANOTHER TRAGEDY CAUSED BY SHAM ARCHITURE. Terrible Finale of a Fenian Meeting in Cricugo—The Floor of the Hall Gives Way and the Crowd is Precipitated to the Base- ment. [From the Chicago Times, April 24.) Ghicago was revisited vy auocher terribie calamity Jast eveuiug. Following close upon tie Sea Bird disaster, the panic in >t. Marys church and tne Srgnciul fall of bulidings upon State street, coues yet anower addition to tue List of catusiropues, involving terrible peisoual injury and toss of life. ‘tue accl- deut of just night Was the result of tue giving way Of an msullicien.ly supported oor upon Which were cCougrexaved hundreds of men, all of Wuom were Peespluted 1B an sian’ aud with @ ternmbie crash acontused aud struggliig mass many feet below, ‘Thus terrible accident constitutes yet auother arg ment (o those a.ready waged against the prac.ice too Common iu tus city Of erectiug light bauoon irames for DuLuipys, Wuen it is Known that tuese same bulluings Way at some me be called upon to sus- tain the immense weight of a crowded audience, The scene of the disaster Was known as Healy’s Hal, and was iocaied in one of the most populous precincts of Archer avenue, It Was a two story rame Structure, owned by @ man Whose name, in the con- fus.on imcident to the accident last evening, it was fiupossibie to ascertain, and was rented by Messrs. Hualy & box. ‘Was used a3 a Saloon, Wulle the second story had been fitted up us a hull, thirty by seventy-two tect in area, aud capavie of containing an auuience Of heaurly or Quite one thousand persous, Last evening the bali was densely packed with Members of the Fen.an organizaiion and their fienus. It had been announced tat General O'Neil, President of the Brotheravod, would be present to audress the meuibers of the order, and urge upon Irisimen the importance of tue cause they were seeking to maintain, The announcement drew forth FepreseLtalives irom every circie of the Order in the Bo division, and, at tue hour appointed for the Commencement o: the exercises tue hail was #0 @ensely uled that it was almost’ Lmpossible to obtain @tandiog ro m. Bui preiiminary business had been transacted, Bnd one Of ihe speakers urose ty address Lue aaseln- Diage. He had scarcely begun his address when a terrible crash ensued, and in an instant, amid tue Wildest cries, the crasa of falling and breaking tim- bers, (ue mass of human beings were precipitated to ine lower floor, That giving way in 1s turn frou tue tumense pressure and accumuiated weight, the struggling, franuc beings were permitted to descend to the grounu, where, crushed and mangled, they Cried ior ald or strove to resease themselves from Sueir terribie position, ‘The seene bexwars descript the Legiborhood but had Hardly a house in or more representa- tives in the assembiy, and, as L1 news always travels fastest, bul a few moments elapsed before ali were in- formed of the catustro; in addition to the groans: of those impaled by the failing and spliniered Ui. bers were tie shriek# of the wives, cuiluren and otuer relatives of the suierers calling upon them in the most endearing terms of auection, not knowing ‘whether they were waive or nol. An immense crowd couected, and, panic-stricken, impeded ratuer than facilivated tue Work of releasing tue suiferers from twe ruins, and it was hours beiore uu aecompiished. ‘The name of the man known to have been killed was Patrick Ryan, @ laborer, who lived at 118 Heckey street. “From the position in which he was found it was supposed that he was struck by a fall- Joist, and that death was insiuntaneos. He ‘Was tuirty four years of age and leaves a wife and two childre The following is a partial Ust of the wounded :— Thomas Dennis, who resides at the corner of Archer avenue and May street; dangerous cut dn work was iuily Jeit hip. It was feared that the femoral artery was = He was taken home in am insensivie con- on. Nicholas Conlon, residence corner of Archer ave- ‘Bue and Quinn street; severe coniusion in the head aud breast, and, it was feared, seriousiy injured in- ternaily. Miciuel Higgins, residence 552 Archer avenue; head severely contused and oue knee dislocated. Charles Kavanagh, residence on Bontield street, pear the raliroad crossing; hip fractured by jump- — of the window, rick Murphy, residence No. 683 Archer avenue; Naga coutused, hip fractured aud ankle dis: Richard Brown, resides at No. 650 Archer avenue; two ribs broken, and internal injury = serous character. ss injuries of a very dan wiel Murphy, residence No. 610 A H Seat reher avenue; imothy einen No. 417 Archer avenue; dis- on of hips and ankles, an Delaney, 696 Arcuer avenue; both legs frac- ‘The foregoing is only @ partial list of those who suffered serious injuries, and further investigations wili undoubtedly swell the list to scores, and pus. eibly handreds. The jessou taught oe fearful calamity is very Srivm, and shouid it be the means of condemning the has atyie of architecture so long in vou ana 411i 60 fearfully prevalent here, though a fearful | Pa] has been oy for the tmformation that human pity are thereby ‘wou iis Deus the catastrophe will ig benedgial yesuits, in the city, ‘Bot have been withor ‘The tower portion of the structure NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1868. — TRIPLE Sronrangous CoMBUSTION.—A terrible case of hu- man spontaneous combustion, which resulted iv death, has just taken place in Cieveland, Ohia, ‘The name of the man was Bremer. We learn that lic drank on a wager six la erie of whiskey and a pint of stock ale at a sit ith blazing face and staring eyes he then reeled ae a gas jet, order to light his pipe, when the noxious gasses - suing from his mouth were instantly ablaze, and the Poor wretch was sone helngrecmmamed by an inward A —WANTED, By ‘ASMALL FAMILY, A ‘A PROTESTANT * woman is a good cook, washer" and froner, 1 0 a short distance in the aT ‘also middle aged Protestant woman for same place, thoroughly capable to ‘ike the entire Ghagge of @ baby one Apply between 10 and IL this diy at No, 23 Nassau st., room 19, N PREFERRED) hee ee AGED WOMAN ‘washing N olicotaticee ral hoi moderate sized yed family. apply at 1,170 Broadway. WANTED-FOR A BOARDING Pease alnea initdle aged womad as child's nurse, who can take the entire charge ¢ ofan of an infant, atl Ti Bleecker at. CCOMPLISHED SEAMSTRESS WHO CAN OPE- A* Ao pong ren & Wilson's machine, with city refer- ences. Alsoa \aimaeal ‘with good city reference, Gal at 212 Weat : At) CLASS COOK, WASHER AND IRONER A Lisi ‘Best references’ required, Address No, 6 East Tih at. FIRST CLASS MILLINER AND TRIMMER WANT- ed—At 212 8d near at, RESSMAKERS WANTED NONE, BUT FIRST CLASS hands need app y, from7to9A.M. Come prepared to work. 262 West 4th st, IRL WANTED-TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN Th country; must be a washer and froner. Apply at 124 Went 0th at, before 10 Ay Me AUNDRESS WANTED-MUST UNDERSTAND, HER bustneus and be well’ recommended. Apply at 605 bth ay., between 48th and 49th ate, SP aio who. taewanas A COMPETENT SEAM- understands dressmaking and operating on wing machine. Apply at 78 Greenwich ay., vetween nd 2 o'clock, ‘ANTED—FIRST CLASS MILLINERS eet TRIM- mers, at 42, 6th av., between 25th and 26th ste, ANTED—A GOOD FEMALE COOK. APPLY AT 71 Macdougal st., between the hours of 9 A. M. and 12 M. ‘ANTED—A GOOD GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE- ‘work; must understand washing and froning; refer- ‘ence required, at 1x2 Hester st. ANTED—A NU RSE TO TAKE CARE OF A BABY must be & competent seamstress. “Apply from 10 unui Wat 4) South Washington square. W2 STE 4 WOMAN AS NURSE AND SEAMSTRESS, sina of two, children. Bost city references required. Apply 138 East 8th at, between Qand4. ‘ANTED—A_ NURSE WHO UNDERSTANDS THE care of an infant to go seven miles from the, city a Protestant ‘App,y on Tuesday, from 10 to 12, at No. pie Ce ee Wriieanee @00D feulgn toh! TO GO A SHORT distance in the country; must be a first class trimmer. Apply to-cay, between 12 and T"orelock, to Worthingwon & smith, 46 Howard st, ANTED—IN A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, A TIDY one ‘chambermuatd and laundress ; good city reference required, ly after 9 A. M. at 145 Went 43d at., between oth ay. and ineaieae ANTED IMMEDIATELY—A WET NURSE, FOR A child a morfth old. References required. Apply at 288 East 5th st., between 2d and 3d ava, COACH: MEN AND GARDENERS. s wane AS COACHMAN AND GROOM AS SITUATION fe 9 good uriver, bas the best reter- ence. "Apply a af brewster a 00" 8, $4 6th av. 4 QOACHMAN wanes A SITUATION—1 A FLU ah, clase ativan wi ling and cbliging.. The, best city Felerenice, ‘Address 1° East Sith st, A SINGLE GERMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS COACH- man in the country; wiltmake binself generally sel; fear lal Herald oles sisi SITUATION asc COACHMAN OR GROOM WANTED— By a ae. patent young, Tan, city oF enuntcy, SITUATION WANTED—AS COACHMAN ; 18 A GOO groom and an need driver ; will ‘be found wing and ob.ting ; no objection to the coun! papererereson, dreas Harness Shop, 1th st, near 8 SOACEN AN WAMERD, A pas i BY A A MAN i A ape aes oe lly reference. box 150 Herald (KOACHMAN.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WANTS f situation with a private fatuily; unders'ands the care and mana ement of hoi earring: very safe driver; also the lipo Of horses, and, if required, gan do plain gardening; po pats to the country: good reference. A or at Conus ‘& Co.'s, 1,308 Broadway, between (HoscHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—FIRST CLASS no encumbrence ; city or country ; will be y Fespect; beat olty reference. Adaress feed capable in ev chman, box 123 \OACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED—BY A RESPECT- able Protestant in @ private fami y, either in city or country ; is sober, SAW, bos anda ya driver; best city refe- Fence. Address i. 184 Herald ofice, for two days, G ARDENER’S PLACE WANTED—BY A SINGLE MAN; eferonco for thirteen years; place wiih greenho:ie pre. ferred. Address Gardener, of Davidson & Co., 23 ton at., New York. GITUATION WANTED—BY 4 MARRIED MAN WITH & mail famfly, am conchman and groom: no obs: Pelee Address box 100 tion tothe country Horali olice or Noo? Bast 23 SITUATIONS WANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE ERO: + testant man and wife to live together on afarm; man coachman, wife as good plain cook or laun‘ress and nied bermald; a reterence, Can beseen for three days at U8 th SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. CADEMY OF MUSICIAN AUSCHEK. GERMAN DAMA. -Mile, FANNY JANAUSCHEK ate Two NIGHTS FANNY JANAL Cw THe a MONDA), APKIL 37, A’ POSITIVELY bask NIGHT Bor ONE. Directress. Lesh th WED! DNESDA\ i RAND ac ee NIGHT, ‘Win be produced Sebter‘s translation of ei ' ADRA. s1ikste ant hapiaommpas eee’ of Music; at Schirmer's, No. 701 perry at ai way. preety, ACADEMY OF ua. CSCHEK. "ANNY JAN THURSDAY" ae MRI AT 8. FAREWELL PEt ‘ANC! BAN Bi OKLYN AND LAST APPEARANCE MERICA OF E. FANNY JANAUSCUE ELIZABE' AND THE bape) OF ESSEX. Tickets can now be had and seats be secured in Brooklyn, at the Academy of Music, and in New York, at 114 Broadway. <TEINWAY HALL. EEN ECON L GRAND MUSICAL FESTIY. ‘DNESDAY, MA SATURDAY, MAY 33 eT TINE ON SA\ URDAY, MAY ¥ a. Tekets for the entire feaulval, only LARS, OF WHICH WILL COMMENCE ON SATUR- THE TAY MORNING, MA\ 2, AT STEINWAY HALL. ee HE any ‘THOMAS—Musteal Director. Committee : esecutre D, 3: JQHNETON, Mr. 2 Oo Os. sero Me Bp. ie ICES A KEMBLE'S READINGS.— Mbncles Sete n be had at the Theatre Ticket Office, it the reading room, Filth Avenue Hotel. THE LEC ON. PORTANT LECTURES DAILY—TO GENTLEMEN latin on igherestt jubject fa at the Mew 1 York Museum pt Anatdmy, 618 Broadway. Those unable tg -atiend ‘these ay recelve a oo, My 25 cents, Ad- Gress ‘secretary of 2! fore Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway. ECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY, IN WILLIAMSBURG, Lee ation Hail, comer Division avenue and Clymer street.—Monday evening, April 2i, to continue four nighta only, by Mesara, Wels, Sizer and Drayton, of the Phreno- logical Rooms 889 Broadway, New York. Tickets, 35 cents. ITUATION WANTED—AS CCACHMAN AND GROOM 1) by a single young man (Protestant) with first class city wears present employer. on or address R. K., ast GITUATION WANTED_BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG man (| erman) as gardener and coachman ; understands gardening in ail its branches, having had charge of @ zentle- Mana place on the Hudson for four years; no objection te the country. Hest reference given. Address T. D., box lil Herald oflice, fer two days. ‘WANTED A SITUATION AS GARDENER OF COACH: man; understands the care of greenhouses, laying out ie a careful good refer- waiks and raising vegetabies ali the year round ; driver and ean make tine generady useful given. ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN (GFRMAN), A SITU. ‘ation as coachman; fully understands ‘the care of horses, Call on or address Joseph Speltzer, 16 Bowery. Wanren ss A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN, A ‘sitnation as coachman, ctty or country. Can be seen n four years, at his present employer's, with whom he has at 28 N ‘ent 49th wt. WaAxten—ay A RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN, A situation as coachman, thoroughly understands the bunineae; in good, careful diver; Ia willfag to nesist in a his it employer, \dress J. D. M., box 187 Herald office. ANTED IMMEDIATELY—T0 GO TO POUGHKEEP a iri as cham vermaid and laundress; also one arHe matress. Good city reference required. Apply at 261 West: ‘38a st., from 10 till 11 only. prs if required; best reference’ from ‘ANTED-—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG PROTESTANT man as coachman and vegetable gardener; under. stands: the care of horses wells, country preferred; good re- ference, Address M. Cn be Port Herald o ANTED—A FIRST CLASS WAITRESS, WHO ALSO understands doing up fine clothes. Apply at 229 West at, ‘ANTED—A CHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS WHO caa do fine froaing and dting, $n a wmall taml.y ; must have good references. re 12 o'clock at Gramercy Park Hotel, roo1 ANTED—A GIRL TO DO THE GENERAL HOUSE- work of two in family, must be » good laundreas, plain cook, and well recommended.Call at 188 2d a1 ANTED—A GIRL, FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; ‘one not afraid of children, with good city reference. Apply at “ist w., fifth house wens of Ud av., north alde, to Mra, ‘Ox. ANTED—A*GIRL TO GO A SHORT DISTANCE IN the country to take charge of two children and do the Washing for them. Apply at 400 West 25th at, WANTEDIN A ‘A PRIVATE FAMILY, A FIRST CLASS k and to assist in washing; ‘city references re- quire Apply at 67 Washington square, 4th at, WASTEDIAT 76 BANK ST.) A NEAT, TIDY GIRL, 70 do gen eral housework in a’small private family ; réfar ence required. W48TED_A SOBER, HONEST WOMAN FOR GENE ral housework ; Protestant preferred; wages $10. ply at 360 Bowery, in the store. ‘ANTED—A GOOD OPERATOR ON WHEELER & ‘Wivson's machine; one accustomed to work on ladies? undergarments. Apply at 629 6th av., near 87th st., in the corset atore, after 6 olclock P. M. ‘ANTED—GOOD DRESSMAKERS ON LADIES’ AND children’s & Taylor's, corner of Grand and Chrystie ata. ; 4: A prices to as to first cass bands, ‘ANTED. FIRST CLASS COOK, WHO THOROUGH- ly understan’# her business and fs willing to do the coarse washi x with elty reference at bo Irving place, Between Wand] odode a ‘ANTED—A GOOD COOK, TO ASSIST WITH ASMALL plain washing, Only those having city reference need apply, ater 1Woreluck, at vo. 6 West Bith at, rs, emer me ae ore ae oy. hdres reread 4 leon machines, Apply at 94 East rANTED_A GOOD COOK, WHO WILL ALSO DO the washing and ironing {or a amall family. Apply at Greenwich avenue, between 10 and 2. TANTED—A COMPETENT NURSE, WHO UNDER- stands the care of am infant and young children and is willing to go to Klizabeth, N. J. pod olty reference required. Apply between 11 A. M. and P. ‘estern Hotel, Cort- landt st., room v3. TANTED—A GIRL TO TAKE CARE OF A CHILD and do plain sewing, Best references required. Apply fmmediately at 1 Weet 1 Q GOOD TATLORESSES AND ONE OPERATOR anted—On costs, 18 Moorgan at, Jeruey City. _ CLERKS “AND SALESMEN. COMPETENT AND PRACTICAL BOOKKEEPER and correspondent wants a situation; is experienced in Spanish and English correspondence; apeaks the French Inn- fringe, and te fully acquainted with all the office work of the 7n commission business; would not object to go to New Orleans or San Francisco. Address Ordeal, "iierald oaice. "A WANTED-SALESMEN, HOTEL, AND RAILROAD + clerk Aid ke salary, $19 to KB} per week; 2 Kngineers, Col- lectors; satisfaction guarante ___ HEALY'S, 534 Broadway. HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS AND NOTION SALES- man, with « large acquaintance experience In fraveliing with samples, {s open to an € zement with w frat class house, Adres Westera, Herad 0 RUG | CLERKS—TWO COMPETENT | GERMANS beat reference required. Address D, A., box ranted 5 114 Heraid oitce. D224 CLERK WANTED—ONE WELL ACQUAINTED with the city retall and prescription business, Apply at by Hudson av., brooklyn. QALESMEN WANTED-—-ENERGETIC MEN ONLY NEED apply to F, C. Millwood, 81 Union square, ‘ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED DRY GOODS BALES. man; to a good man a liberal sala: — permanent. Apply early at 279 ‘WASTED—1W0 EXPERIENCED DRY G00DS SALES. men, a good dress goods hand and a window dresser. Apply at 277 Fulton av., Broo Brooklyn. WANTED TWO FIRST CLASS RETATL DRY GOODS salesmen; also one German salesman, App.y early at 868 Gra Grand nd ate, Witiamaburg. VV ANTED_IN A JOBBING HAT House, a FIRST clans salesman to travel tn the Northweat noue but competent, men who can gontrul @ trade need apply refer+ ences required. Address A. Q. Rye tation A, Post V ANTED—A FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS SALESMAN. TANTED—A SITUATION BY A YOUNG MAN AS Can furnish the best of reference. Address W. 8., Herald H. B. CLAPP, 57 and 59 Catharine street, y Clerk has had several years’ experience in Wall st we -A MAN AS CLERK IN A GROCERY STORE. ne well acquainted with the business and ean brig revereuce may apply to Smith, corner Delancey an: ANTED—1WO FIRST CLASS SILK RETAIL DRY fa esmen; none but thoroughly experienced men and to those liberni salaries: be given. J. &O. nites tid Bro v A Youxe MARRIED COUPLE (N wish situations in some reapectad: Coachinan and groom; isa good plain Shgyt Plain cook ‘and an excelent washer and froner, Peete ubrtalre work of take charge of ebildrea, e biahest recommendation. No objection to city oF count fon Yt. ARRAN OF Address for three days 85 4th ay., be- MARRIED FRENCHMAN, WITHOUT GHILDREN, juatated with high culture, also swith ar: cement of @ farm or garden, elther- -nedish; understands ultivation, Gall on oF erreotly idress TEADY YOUNG MAN, WHO care of horwes sad ¢ @ good best city reverence. 4 Weet 1th at, or at stable, eiah West 8 COACHMAN—BY A & perfectly understands th river; can furnish Dis preseut employer's RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN wig) A. fies sg comchiman nlernani is Untens storpuaniy: ee. 4 ington a Cell at 216 and 17 YOUNG MAN WISHES A SITUATION IN A ray Yate funnily ae gardener, Good ref iggy Fe reference. Address J. lA Yon femiy ae Bas ale A, SITUATION IN vi fam! ‘as woachinan, Good 1 box 160 Herald office. theta eS YOUNG MAN Re iy OF BITUATION AS COAO! groom an oll ym a des WB aa payer aa ae | A PRE ddress T. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS COACH- man ; also understands ‘all Branches on a gentleman's place; married; no encumbrance; wire can do neat sewing, ac. ‘The hihest reference trom last place, Address G. W., box 127 Herald ofice, for two days. ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS ‘coachman and groom, who thoroughly understands his business and management of h city reference. Address W. G., box 230 Herald oflice, ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, BY A RE- ‘apectable man ; no objection to the country ; will make himself generally useful; best city and country referenves, ‘Address M. E., box li3 Herald ofc. ANTED A SITUATION AB CUACHMAN, BY A THOR: onghly competent man, with the best cily reference of six years) standing. Address Mx, ‘Trainor’s saddlery, 448 6th av. Want A SITUATION, BY A PROTESSANT YOUNG coachman ; fully understands the care of horses; unterstands a garden; best reference. Address W. J., box 127, Herald oflice. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION BY A MIDDLE AGED GER. man In a private family; unde rdening and Good reference given. - Ad- taking care of horses and cows. dress C. Wo Herald office. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG ‘coachman in city or country ; thorough per month, is willing to make biminélt enera elty reference. ress A. B., box 154 Herald office. WASTED A SITUATION AS COACHMAN, | BY & single man of jon, experience; is. a good groom and careful driver. reference, ‘eas P. H., box 199 Herald oitice, TANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE WAR A SITUATION W ‘as good groom and coachman; has good reference; no ghjectionto the country. Call at or address private stables, ast 39th st. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION AS GOVERNESS, TO TEACH the oe em branches in a family, also the rudiments of French and Music, Address K., station D. J WANE, 10TH §7., LIVERY STANLE, BETWEEN OTH and 6th ava.—A you ‘as groom; w! Dmseif generaliy useful; no objections to the country; good city reference. Call for two days. 6rit Av.) ONE DOOR ABOVE ZiTH sT.—A nr. table man wante »'situarion as coxchman; has no objections to the country: willing to, make bimselt wener- good city reference. Call for two days. THE TRADES. | COLOR MAKER, WHO THOROU GHLY “UNDER. stands the manufacture of chrome green, 6 el other blues, scarlet dad sa vermail prized in oat, wishes employ- riner- vest in A Jow, Chin Prussian and and over twenty ve other, diferent colors mi marke will gi Jaranteo 100 per cent pi ment with a reliable hy or would peter fo ge ta hip with the right kind of man, who would to the business, Address A. M. D., Brooklyn Post office, YOUNG MAN WANTED—TO Le nel ALL KINDS of clocks and make himself generally uae ASM BELL'S, 699 4th av. CARPET UFHOLSTEKER WANTED—AT NO, 601 Broadway. Apply before nine o'clock. GOOD FURNITURE UPHOLSTERER WANTED—FOR ‘a repaicing shop, at $00 Atlantig street, Brooklya. A ; rae ean fae pos Aa. OILCLOTH UPHOLSTERER, APPLY jo. 4 4th av. ‘ANTED—SIX GOOD NON-SOCIETY PLASTER- ers to cornice and handtinish a taunt Apply to fore- man on buildings, corner Lexington av. W TANTED—A YO MAN, WHOIS A CARPENTER ‘and joiner and a good workman, married or gle, to work on the premises of a gentieman th maa can secure an engagement for one year, sired by both parties, Address Carpenter, aooer SOAP BOILE Megs been engagt gy wate a a situal ion R, WATERHOUSE HAWKINS WILL GIVE THE "Third Lecture of his Course on Monday evening, April 21, subject:—'Birds, Ancient and Recent, and their Carreia- tidns." On Tuesday evening his subject will be “The Mam- Baila; the Gorilia and other Monkeys Cont with Man in the Earlier Stages of his Existence.” At Cooper Institute, Sotelo Admission 60 cents. PIANOFORTES, ROSEWOOD PIANO, IN GOOD ORDER, FOR #100; ‘@ seven octave Piano! tdrvey with the latest improvements, B amait treet, cheap for cash, DLE, nfs rays GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS & Sued 481 Breed wey os wi i lapoes: of 100 Pianos, M rgans, hargatan for sash or wif makers, at ns for cash, or wi ee et earth cash aud the bainhce ia monthly instalments; for rent, and rent money applied if purchased, FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND A. Kind Grand, Square and Upright Pianos, to Jet, and id on int ee L, P. CUMMINGS, No. 8 U Union square. A. SEL OCTAVE, UPRIGHT | PIANO, FOR | SALE— Cheap, for cash, 61 Third avenue, second floor, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD, SEVEN OCTAVE PI- ano; extra tone and finish; only a few weeks used and Tuily warranted; ata great bargain before the Ist of May. “Apply trom 1 to o'clock er street. RARE OHANCE.—ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE Pianoforte, Chickering « Son makers, original cost $850, ‘eli; four round corners, good aw new; all m9. for less than dern fmprovements, sweet, powerful tone. Apply at Fourth avenue, SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE— ei months used; all modern improvements, xc. To be so at a very moderate price. Cull from 10 A. M. to4 P. M. aC Filth street, near Kowery. A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale—Cost $60, for $80, including Stool and Cover, made to order, city maker. Also Par.or Suits, btagere Bookcase, Paintings, Bronzes, Chamber and Dining ture, &c. ;'a sacritice. 44 West Sixteenth atreet, near Sixth a a 8 MANUFACTURERS OF PIANOS JENNYS & SON, 233 East Twenty-first street, between Second and Third Avenues, fairly excel all thelr competitors, while in price thelr instruments are the most reasonable. A FAMILY LEAVING, THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE for.cash their magnificent Pianoforte ved wood seven octave; overstrung: celebrated manifucurersy tive years' guarantee; nearly new. 87 East Tenth atre MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVO ROSEWOOD Pianoforte, extra tone and finish, only 8 ashort time sed and fully warranted; a great bargain for cash; at 194 Gh: street, near Mott. IANOS.—TWENTY-FIVE SECOND HAND PIANO- forves, of various makers, for sale at low prices by HICKERING & SONS, Broadway. Pianos to rent. IANO FOR - SALE—MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD, seven octave Piano, having ail modern improvements and fect order; will acilfor quarter ite cost, ‘Call on JAMS ry RDON, 22 Sixth avenue. IANO FOR SALE CHEAP—ON ACCOUNT OF LEAV- ing the city. Price $10. Can be seen at 287 Hudson Areot, near Spring. eau “MUSICA! N_ ORGANIST DESIRES AN ENGAGEME! A Protestant choir. Good references icven as Yo ability, ‘Adarens, with particulars, Organist, atation E. A natn bl oo. iapencey o eae TNE Bigettl ‘and,singing al "a residence for i beat ieerence givens Address, ey Meagher, box iid ice. ARGE COLLECTION OF ROMAN, CATHOLIC Muni, comprining Masses, \ eapors, antwm Eryyn Ot fertorien Acs Ac, for sale latucdiately, Apply at 136 East Fortieth airedt, every evening, alter 8 P.M. HE BANJO TAUGHT BY CONVERSE & SIVORI. Instrnetion rooms 339 Fourth avenue. FRANK B. CONVERSE. JOHN 81 ia Vv J ANTED—AN 1 ORGANIST, | FOR. A FO! mich church fue uviguvoring village; aalaiy emai, Address R. D. C., Herald otice. ‘. abbaiiess ANTED—FOR A CATHOLIC CHURCH IN THIS ber two first class singers, and tenor ath Henry sree on Monday ah ‘and Fh ay, at 13 frelogk” _______ DANCING ACADEMIES, IRENOR'S Ghostna SOIREE DANSANTE, IC HALL, 788 Sixth evenne THIS (Monday) F April 7, _ Season tickets are good fo ening. FOUR POCKET | ROBEWOOD BILLIARD TABLE As good as new, for aaig at & ty an otter, ‘Frankfort Mouse, 302 Wiliam streets” Ot AM TLLTARDA.—RO WARD 9 SCHENCK WILL SELL AT 30th April, at 12 o'clock, at ‘No. 65 flifard Tabie, marble bed, ‘als om Welln neasoned and Tn good order OR SALE-—ONE FIRST CLASS THREE: four pocket Billiard Table, now in use at nue; Balls, Rack, &c. HELAN'S BILLIARD TABLES, PHELAN'S MILLIARD jes.—-See under auction head in this a paper WH KENNELLY great sate of the. elegant, Batis Brondway, corner Nineteenth street. Cataogues ab auc- tioneer’s olfice, 14 Pine street. UARTER ‘Sixth ave- ANT LA MUSIQUE ET LES Mexeients certitionta, desire ane bv oe famille de Rew MOISELLE, SAC Jangnes, a fond et poury fe placer comme tnstitutrice York. S'adresser a Mademois ___ HOUSES, Rooms, &E. WANTED. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE (NO CHILDREN) wish three un(urniahed Rooms, private house, one year rom May 1, east side, below Twenty-litth street,” Address, mating erie, which inunt be reasvtinble, Clinton, station Fy elty, HYSICIAN'S OFFICE WANTED—FURNISHED OR uofuruished, with or without Board, Location near Broadway, between Ninth and Twenty-sixth streets. Address, with Cuil particnlars, price, &c., Dr. Ln St. Germain Hotel, broadway and Twenly-secoud street Ww“ D-A SECOND FLOOR, OF FIVE ROOMS, suitab.e for housekeeping, with @ private tamil ‘ace, tion centra.; rent moderates Address W. B. My Herald of for two days. ANTPD—TWO UPPER FLOORS, WITH STEAM- pow ize bOx80 or thereabouts, for ight manufactur- ing purposes; location between Fiitieth and 125th atreets; a must be moderate, Address John Lester, box 143 Herald ce. ‘M. J SHARP, HAVING FIRST CLASS NEW AND ‘sccond band’ Billiard Tables ready for shipment, at the manafactor; Mercer street, and bold! only valid biliard cushions, be ofers ihe sause low for ash. ™ ICAL. A PERE? uk, SOE meee ean be consulted as usual on_ private diseasen.” Onioe 0 Centre street, near Chambers, oe B.—No fee uniess care CERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH OR A without medicine, by Madame RESTEL: era i SS peer ern es ronie wrwaem, Ser maces male Pilla, ‘No. 1, prive 1, or No. prepare, {$6, which can never ‘are sale snd weaht Nealtay? mH rine her oiice, No. 1 Enat ity negcond streets first door trom HC avenue, and at Di mail. Cantion.—All the Married sent free. i's 152 Greenwich street, or sent by ters are counterfelta.” Lier Cireular ¥ (A. BLESSING TO LADIEG.—A LADY WHITES! FOR. tuguese Female Pilis relieved me in one day, without inconventen @ magic. Price 18. Dr. A. Me’ MAURI- CEAU, office I Liberty ‘street, or sent by mall. M. MAURICEA', M. dD, PROFESEOR OF DISEASES: «of women, 30 practice, at 129 1 iberty street. Guarani Teitet to ‘ied fro cause, without pala or Iheonventence. ANTED—BY A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY OF adults, part of # House; rent g400. Address J. D., sta- tion B, yANTED—BY AN AMERICAN FAMILY, WITH PRIV- W tlege of taking a few boat ere, a four story high stoop a F oF partinily furniahed) House, locate Seonth anu Thirty-fith Fourth and 8 Address, with full parties Herald office. _ DENTISTRY, DENTAL OFFICE 18 AT $0 SIXTH oved Artificial leeth within the reach of ful sete from $5 to $15; one half the pric elsewhere. Teeth filled with’ gold, $1. Call and ex- amine specimens, 90 BEAUTIFUL CONTINUOUS GUM 190 Bets of Teeth, Rubber Plate, with Plumpers, $1). Extracting under gas Without charge when others ate in- Dre. BODINE, 1W Grand street. i COAL. AND woop, Bile EST FAMILY COAL, FRESH MINED AND REE B from slate, $6 60 per ton, screened an: delivered, 2 THOMAS STOKES, corner i fecond street and Tenth aventie. MOUNTAIN Bua 96 00; nut $825; nereenod and deltvared; ‘treet and ‘Ninth avenue, biamapii: HYNARD—FURNITURE AND 1 Wand 80 Bank sire near py nd jurniture, city and country, with care. Purniure teat florage. ¥. & Pg ty FURNITURE, BAGGAGE Miret bes Deuween con nh reroom®, ill, 113, 116 Went fam and Sixth avenucey —Furnt- city or country; fi pianofortes yates shipped, aruiten plored; oney’edveceeen fore A —Di. GRINDLE, LADIES’ PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 AMI- «+ ty place, makes’ it hia special practice t trent all fe. from whatever cause produced. Sure relief male complainis, Ablegant rooms for ladies abyut to the most anzious pationt. to require nursing. MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, NO. 6 «, :AMILY place, guaranteds relief Iu all femaie complaints, iasant rooms {oF desire good nursing aad medi- eal atten: Aue. co PHYSICIAN AND MID- sce Romtialy caren thé worst cases of female com- Plaints. Mark’ —THE REWARD FOR THIRTY YEARS’ PERSE- « verance enjoyed by br. Lk WIS is the power of arous 4 dormant manhood and restoring the debilitated to perfect aud invigorated health. Ofiee No. Beach stieet. A —GENTLEMEN OR LADIRS REQUIRING CONFT. +, dential Medical attention should consult Dr. KING, 126 Ninth street._Cures guaranteed In three days, ) —voutnrun VIGOR. ‘AND MANHOOD REGAINED Aso once at Dr. Fat i, klbdr of Life, and unfortunates DUANE STREET, MAY D lwo years’ experl- canes oF no pay. ‘coorE! waited ae D* DF ak CORBITT, 17 NEW BOW ERY_cURES s PRIVATE digease in a Weok, without mereury, oF no f JMPORTANT,, TO FEMALES. DR. "AND MADAME DUBOIS (35 years’ practice) guarantee certain relief to married ladier, with or without medicine; no, pain or nooo. venlence, Female restorative $6, Patients from a distance reat Pith Ponrd, nursing Bc. Private advice lever frees ce 88 Third avente, below Tenth street, New York. i? Apres ASSISTANT IMMEDIATELY. —DR. POWR: 4. 191 Stanton vet from trouble, with oF imedicines. ‘Gentlemen cured of cortels dioshote, sr Loe LADIES IN TROUBLE—BY DR, PUWEI street, with or without medicines ; certain AMUSEMENTS. 7s EATRE COMI he 514 BROADWAY. MIGUILY ChOWDeD 10 0. ERFLOWING, THRLE BRILLIANT 8 for this week. First appearance in smarts, ef the great Russian Att (Prom Rents’s Grand Cina, i ,; WER «ad the Royal Amphitheatre, Londos ‘be great Londo! ‘Segestion ‘mn bin oot WM, LING MIC SKETCHES AND STATUE SONG, in. which he will intconsed new and soni, written and with bimseit, and the Wonder(ul Ventrilo ul aan HILTON, YORK itis. LINGARD Pry Ai ot ‘AND SATURDAY. ROADWAY THEATRE. ADRESION 50 CENTS, Bitar WEEK orn NPRECED ‘ED 3 Ce) RILLIANT AND FASHIONABLE | AUDIENCES htly attest the ularity of is MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY’ A} TiN DA THURSDAY, MR. ner O’MORE, LLIAMS, 0a, YANKEE oe ‘RTSHIP. MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS...as....... Folly, won't you try me Arkansas y mash Reel, tn ret cages THIRD WILLIAMS MATINEE. On M Cares f ty sen romani Iriah dramas THE iNet uced, with bg A a@ superb Sa stn rn - \LYMPIC THEATER FLQHTH W THE PREVAILIN. G. L, FOX'S SPECTACL LAR BALLET PANTOMIM ‘BALLET, nT ARUNUTACLE. pantoniine, | “HUMPTY DUMPTY.” }p ny Me CLOWN Best Ball plone B we staseeree le Funnlest Fanitoniime, Brightest Spectacle, Happ lem ue, « Y Ufleeriest Must, of the season, Crowdeit Houses, Fhrongs turned Away. ‘Reserved Sea Mies, RITA SANGALL, B ‘Nous Bai 7. GOODRICH AND eta LA P 3 Sire ie 30. hay jaicony’ Chairs, gl; admission B06)” Beaine at 8; closes at IUsq. , WERY THEATRE. Bower R. G. C. BONIFACE ONE WEEK MORE. NOW READY. Lay yt moe AND REWRITTEN, the immense Grima, rom Harrison Ainsworth’ s celebrated nov 1° Fi AND ee OF JACK SHEPPARD. wateat FROM HIS CRADLE 10 THE TYBURN Mr. G. C: BONIFACE | 57 scenon and a)Tableanr. JACK SHEPPARD. | New Scenery and Appointments. Ke & LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 DROADW AY, ‘One Hundredth Night Greatest eatin of of ee famous Har; Mr. J Bie BLA: it ‘Modern Times, Ries LEON of tog ap Nish Tenor eee LEON B. NAYLOR. LeON Both e on ge in England for GRAND DUJCH “s" establishment. GRAND DUT fornia's. Comedian, Lion JOE MURPHY THE «i ‘AT. ta a * ah NEW DRUsses, ONLY Lion's EW aan GAY WS YOUNG ‘CHARMER. GREAT J UBILEE. NIGHT—MAGNI FICENT PROGRAMME, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. A new and interesti: Wats Se A Fie with grand effects, AND His SON THE OCEAN. Engagement of New York's favoriie Ethiopian comedian, AL! character pe... po tin ares On THE BEACH 0p OYEY, ISLAND, di com! "a 4 Second week 0 art: Pater pearanct Miss NELLIE GREY. nee new CORAND 1 BALLET THI: CAPTIVES, ‘AX F &c. MATINEE WEDNE ERDAY A AND BATU WURDAY 23g O'CLOCK. F (AcapEny OF MUSIC. a THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 30, FAREWELL COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, ‘Tendered by the dramatic profession to the popular actor, MR. E. L. DAVENPORT, previous to his departure for California, On which occasion he will have the honor Rn conga leer tage famous characters. Full partie anpounced ivertise! tn! fuure Qrsinway waLL, FOURTH AND LAST SERIES! MORNING AND EVENING READINGS MRS, FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE. on MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 27, oN WEONa ome, APRIL 29, RIDAY EVENING, aoe L Behilier’s Tragedy of MARKY STUART, ON SATURDAY MORNING, MAY 3, ‘The Reading will be miscellaneous, consisting of the follow- ™ selections Pay Evening Readings will commence at precisely 8 o'clock consequence Bore en the Morning Readings will commence at 3 o*eloc! PRICE OF “HUkETS, #1 50. As each ticket wile entitie the purchaser to a Reserved Seat, po more ttekets will be sold than the actual nu.nber of seats nt Th pale of att tickets, an well as those for the series, will nce on Friday morning, April 24, at 9 o'clock P. M. np cane! OF MUSIC. ND TESTINOS! TAL fe BENEFIT HL. BATEMAN, Director of ‘the Parisian Upera Route. SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 2. A MONSTER PER PeuRFORMANCE, RANDE DUCH EASE. ‘BELLE Ht ELENE, mts And frst a) ance — AN MANY. YEARS MR. H. w ‘BATEMAN EXGLISit DRama, Supported by TALENTED CO} PANY. Reserved seats can be had | at the box offices of the Academy of Musis.and French theatre. Also at 20 and 701 Broadway, on and aft WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 99. BROOKLYN ACADEMY oF Musto. ROSEDALE, Mr. ud WALLACK and his UNRIVALLED COMPANY will Ae for the SECOND Th IN BRUOKLYN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 39. Beats, reserved for the whole Evening, can now be secured. Curtain Fives at 10 minutes | before Ptearee FRANCA‘ DIRECTOR, J. GRAU. ADELAIDE nitokes FAREWELL IN AMERICA. SEASON IN NEW \ORK 1aMIsED TO Five NiGiits AND TWO MAT SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 2, POW fits inst TIME, OK TERESA (SISTER TERESA), O! ISABELLA SUAREZ, Prodneed with !mmense enthusiasm during the late incom- aravle and trlumpoart season in Havans, Tioket oflices now open, Dow: nm, Poter’s music store, 200 Broadway, |p tow satire music store, (01 Broad- way, and at Theatre 7 MAST RISTUMI MATINEE WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. Wannens ‘OPERA HOUSE, PATERSON, N. 3.—LES- fees and managers, Mrs. KT. Stetson « Mark Brooke, Open for the summer seanon on Saturday evening, April 2. UM CURIOSITIES AND DRAMATIC NOTICE.— Parties in possession of Curiosities, either Natural or Scientific, for sale or ior hire, are requested to address P, T. Wood, Wood's Museum and Metropolitan , corner of Thirtieth street, New York, ly inimated that applications for Stock en- tn in ‘the he Dramatic department need mot be made mae Srier ‘to June 1, 1668, GEO. WOOD, Manager. AY ama PANORAMA OF THE WAR, FROM FORT SUMTER TO ITS CLOSE. jadison —- Eg! ¥4 Broad ‘Twenty-third over; evening at Biteotiey i Hatred | appease LIE BROWNSO Metineee Weduestan AaP. jcketa of cents; reserved seats 75 cents. UsEuM os SCIENCE 6i ‘AND ANATOMY, 61 Agr, els WORDERS et THOUSANDS Wonbuns. 8 CURIOSITIES. ‘Open from 8 A. M. 8 till 10 P.M. D share Fo PERA AND THEATRE Orrick. aint CUR EDA tte RAILROAD TICKET Oi OultAN _ ont ‘M. ADAMS, AGENT, ana oat i" Mt 7, WARD, a Hay “EN NINGS, Mise ANNIE WARD, Miss 0. oan: ae with the capital afterpiece, by T. J. Williams, ylGl ON EARLE. FRANCA young Mr. ms a Ww WILLTAMGOS TS (isa. MABY BARRETT; Miss MARY SCOTT, Miss ANNIE. TUESDAY amas RIL 28, 1868, WEDNESDAY THE HONEY M Ne Fauaspay Lo B. in be and wl oy gp peg we MASKS AND FACES. In active reh produeed, AN ORI. NAL y wowAN TAG DRAMA, replete with great interest, novel and picturesque effesta, subesndshicnecarcicitile aiid NTBLO'S GARDEN. ager, «.:++.WM. WEBATLEY, The curtaia rises previse aii oaeace Gee BRILLIANT soueentie “ora LL TO REPL:-TION E. MONDAY, AP KIL 27, Sait Vor Une 13d tive, will be proe sented the Grand Epeciaoular, urienjue, the Rott Net slates . NEW FE. ACH EVENING, a bani rg oe Ben “pain at, maad Novejties wx foliuwa:— THE REW yi Air PROLOGU AND BELL THE FIRST A ENCHANTED Ha AND FILE vue bALLETs THE SECOND At wate. AND. UioNEE BALA T PO! . THE BALLET *JEALO THE ENFANT PREMIERE, THE ‘tA LA MILIT, POLKA CHORUS AND FINAL Tas GREAT LE TRANSFORMATIUN SCEN 1e Beat Ameren: elosin oRAND MAVINEE EVEny WeaTURDAY par articuar st, WI on 5 Hig GabNIvaL De Vie IGE, SEATS SEOUKED SIX DA'S IN ADVANCE. RENCH THEATRE. Bah Or nis WOT SU ON ReOC ORD. POSITIVELY" LAST PEKFORMANCES ATEMAN'S: PARISAN OPERA BOUFFE, a AY THE FRENCH OU THEATES, NOY. - APRIL 27, rOUR Lessee and Director, OPERATIC SEASON: Day. EVERING, monn NIGH? BUT A BELLU HELENE, OPERA BOUFFE in THsEE ACTs bY J. OFFENBAGH,. UESDAY RVi NING APRIL 2 Last ‘HIGH. eur Les a La BELLE H HE LENE. pings EVES ee aa ceate 2, cae SIGHS our LA BELL HELENE. DAY EVES eas LASF NIGHT Bei AONE LA BELL‘. HELENE. FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 1 POSITIVELY LAsT NIGHT’ ° LA BELLE H! Li NE, SATURDAY arn k GKAND FAR! MATINGE, Commaneing atone o'clock, RIL 98, Seats for any of the above performances now ready at the Box Ofllce 2 and 701 Broadway. — * NEW YORK THEATAE, aK AND BwPiiaite. 800.88 OF WORRELL SISTERS, soriitk, IRENE and PARIS AND Hit) Adapted from Offenbach r { Original music and choruses by «yg! operatic ¢ si si Mr. H. Tiesia, to's ote Mr Falesuers farce of To cone OY MUCH FO GOOD NATURE, * tric comedinn, with the moi cana er of Kumvo Taftier Jenkins, ATINEE SAIUMDA., ATS P. Me direction. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, Bes ‘BROADWAY, S ‘The troubse commences at 8 o'clock. 1D AND BAGKUBY Re gree BEKNAK BIRCH, MAN FRANCISCO N1SSTRE-LS, The greatent ere oe. produced i in minatrelsy,} The world-renowne:, 10) UNDER USEN E. MP. TROUBLE! THE MLTROL' OLEAN HOTEL. RAND 1 Di TCH CHEESE UPERA. Arthur Toy oe London oes ‘ |B BeACH ‘At LONG BRANCH, aS ° RAILROAD EXPRESS TRAIN, AST W! OFTHE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS, 4 Gaur the direction of the managers ‘and proprietors the American Cireus, which was exhivited in ARIS DURING tHE Bee eon, ‘on the corner of BROADWA\ AND 1 1-FOURTE 88g FOR TWO Webi ONLiS, THOUSANDS TURNED AWAY NI VHTLY, UNABLE TO GALS ADMISSION. THE MATINELS CROWDED SY THE BEAT, AND FASHION OF THE CITY. PYRE EUNOP! EAN A. Tiss GKELTED WITH A STORM UF ba TH SIA THE THIKD Gon BOUS SIRE: T PAGEAN® ‘will take place—if the weather 1s 1 1 MONDAY HORING: APRIL m, or on the first Line day therea.ter, wisi wil pass over the fold lowing route, leaving the plucy of exhibition at 10 Ac Met ‘Through Thirty-fourth street to Filth avenue, down ifthe avenue to Iweuty-nixth street, theace to Fourth aven hence to Lowery, to Chatham,’ wouth end of Park ‘and thence up Broadway to Thirty-(ourch LOOK OUT FOR THE LIVI; LION LOOSE IN THE PERFORMANCES DAY DAY “AND EVENING, Admission, 60 cents. RS, F. B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE_BROOKLYNs Benelit of Miss ViUus T CAMPBELL, ‘Gu which occasion Mr. J. H. DELAPIBLD will’ appear Ms new drama, entitled - 5 ee tai (QUARRY DELL. Dick Rayne, = Mr, J. H. Drag Rolly Refue, bis Daughter, ‘Miss Violet Camp! Taser BALL. last performance of the season of the Nev. Miclasohin Un GHONDAY) E ges aoe te ay 8 O'CLOCK! joven’ 101 " he Mount of Uuives'" and Mendelan rs foray second oy the ine Hart Panta” “On which occasion the follow= A: GEORGE SIMPSON, Mr. Mr Gio GieoKOE ‘BRISTOW and THEOS at Pond's eat $e 547 and ers Sheldon's book store, 500 Broadway, and Irving Hall, This ot StNway HALL, ESDAY EVENING, APRIL 9%, 1 EIGHTH ANN: AL PESITVS LAND CONCERT BY TH). CHLLDREN OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF BI. ANN'S UH! ROH, Gonsiating of Recitations, Songs, Dialogues, Piand Solony and Choruses, by ‘eniaren the school from three to twel Years of age. Wie GAKDEN, Consisting of Son ‘Counter Marches, forming fs py on and the fina: crowning uf the Queen, will be ue Wit r: SiEiaw, has kindly ooo to perf —— variations of ‘itor weet bis M ADO 5 WILLIAM 8. LEGUsF to sing, uM. a. We DANIEL to perform on the orzan. TICKETS FIFTY CENTS. ‘ PA A rb ndag ion y.CaK, ow \ ighteenth street; J . Cochran, Sexton of t ch FFauns, Sunda; Behgo. ny a Nor teh browiway 9, fae Brera atl trent Bali ¢ Music Stor oh ‘atthe Hai ou the cay and evenin coh sa To commence at 8 o'clock ; to termit Ope OF MUSIC. THURSDAY E\ ENING, APRIL 30, FAREWELL COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, tendered by the dramatic procession to the popular actor, MR. ELL. _ DAVENPORT, Previons to his departure for Calljornta, on which occasion he Mall Lave the honor of appearing Iu Shakspeare'sgreat pate HAMLET. E, L. DAVENPOKT AS HAMLET. WITH A GREAT CAST OF CHARACTERS, Seats can be sectired at the box oillce of the Academy, come mencing Wednesday morning, April 20, FHOC“ENS OPERA House, BRO: KLYN, AEAPPEABANGE OF JUHN ULLIGAN. Grand Historical ama, With, eye bo THe PROGRESS UF AMERICA, ee Goorge Christy, Scenes on the _Matinee every saturday, at 239 o'cluc! [RVING HALL, I MONDAY, BLinv ealsatypl, de, mit sate Tom, NEGHO BOY PIANIST, recherche ent. riainments AT URVING busily, commencing Monday, May 4, his firat app co in thie city Since his return frows burope, where be wae vistved ty tote sands an Maton hs Lie onl TEST Me AL GEN 8 LIVING, KTS. WONDER! ‘will give a series of bi STRINWaY HALL. The greatest sHAKSPEARTIAN. READER in the world, RS. FRANC6S ANNE Ki Reserved sents for ee at the 7 ‘NCKET OFFICE, IRENOR's LYRIC Perea tL Ate eatin Rant ran em Ler ONLY POR FIRE CLASS. ENTER! AIRMEN TS, ANTED—A PANORAMA, MA, TEN PE FEET HIGH, 400 FEET loug, with rollers and ‘eylinders complete. Address, stating lowest price, well 4 famonds, 6.9 Broadway. Boe ay AND CLOG DANCING TAUGHT, BY JOHN leecker street, near way; terms, $6 Ber course, er anyon At all prices, a NEW YORK oO) Y OF MUSIC, EW TORK No a Pine avenue, commer of Fourteenth SSROOKLAN Roe ia TW and 199 Conrt street, corner of SUBSCRIPTIONS ny A iemuna ranM, a HE MAMMOTH TESTIMONIAL TO MK M. OFARY rl take piace at Irving Hail, ou Wernesitay’ ove April 39, ‘Devitt and Me.vin Foster, the com Jo the ‘recent championship match, Job Dee ichael weary aod other gentiemen cel! in tive bilard profession. All persons ‘uaineu in the progamme will 4 Wik. be playett beau Miu carro’ (able. iidhete G1; 10 be act St all Loses oy PPvORH TAL : ' Pg J Exhibition vf Pictures cut on in ae with no than ® pair of comm 0 theron ‘artist of the kind in the wor = opened to the pub 10 y by ae oy 'o8 me, Monday, the icky inet, rm MENDELSSOHN UNION.—sPrCIAL NOTICE members.—There will be a f real, tra, on Monday, at 10 o'clock, at rng Hitt “Fal ae ance fe requ ANRIS, feet te satay te Sea HE NATIONAL CONSERY, Bom ven tot the ERVATURY OF MUSIC Bighth street, Applitions reesized,