The New York Herald Newspaper, April 9, 1870, Page 9

POLICE PECULIARITIES. fA Detective’s Vagaries—His Wife Driven Into “the Street Naked—a Gallant Gives Hor His Coat to Cover Her—A Story of Official Outrage and Wrong and Its Sequel. \, The Pollce Commissioners of the Metropolitan dis- ‘trict are shrewd gentlemen, who take especial pains to prevent the exposure of any dereliction of duty on ‘the part of thetr subordinates if such exposures be calculated to bring the force over which they exer- Ciae jurisdiction jnto contempt and loathing. While the HERALD bas always been first to second a deserving action on the part of the police, it does Not hesitate tu expose the sins of the force. A few days ago certain iuformation reached the HERALp office that Justifed further inquiry on the Part of ite keen scouts. The result is that a tale of Outrage, suffering and unjustifiavie persecution must be ventilated. The facts, as ascertained, are simply these:~ Several weeks ago, while roundsman Murray, of ‘the Twenty-second precinct, was on his rounds, he discovered, crouching down in West Forty-unird street, a naked woman. A roaehing her cau- Mously he pulled of his ovércoat and tendered it to the unfortunate woman as the material with which to cover her nakedness, It was Bratefaily accepted, and white the gallant Toundsman stood back to enable tier to don the gar- ment, he recognized in the features of the ‘woman the wife of a special oficer of the ‘Twenty-sixth (City Hall) precinct, After the lady had covered her person with the overcoat the Toundsman took her to the West Forty-seventh pre- cinct station bonse, where, to the sergeant at the desk she stated that her husband, ‘Scotty,’ detective of the fwenty-sixth precinct, had come home that evening intoxicated and turned her into the street au the condition tuay Murray tound her. The ser- eant sent the doorman to her residence in West Forty-third street, between Highth and Ninth ave- nues, where proper raiment was secured for the ‘Woman and taken to the station house. At the station house she wus shown into a private room to chaple ber to dres§ herself in the clothing Provided, While the Jady was putting on the clothes “Scotty” came in, and, proclauming himself @ detective, asked that she be held as @ prisoner, volunteering to appear against her and = prefer a charge of drunken- ness. ‘The sergeant, who is a husband and darther, refused to entertain “Scotty’s”? complaint, and ne lest. Atew minutes after Captain Greer, of the City Hall squad, came into the thes station house, and nisisted that the woman should be locked up. The Sergeant refused to be bullied by Greer and while discussing the merits and demerits of the case the frightened {e- amaie escaped from the station house in a partially hude state, ‘she returned, but was not Reid, but the facts were reported to the Commis- sioners, aud amdavits taken, The Commissioners gave “Scotty” an opportunity to put ia evi- dence combating the ullegauons made, The resuit ‘Was that “Scotty”? was transferred to the Sixth Precinct, with a’ bint that he bad better re- sign, and he did resign. Captain James Greer, of the Thirty-sixth precinct, who attenapred to have the Woman locked up, was a lew ago wansferred Irom the City Hall precinct to the ‘Twenty-tirst, vice Thorne, sent to the Twenty-sixth to reconstruct 1b. Should Captain James Greer de- sire further detailgon this interesting scandal let him apply to the Police Commissioners, in whose oustody are deposited all the aMdavits, which they have carefully suppressed. ‘The HERALD representative obtained a clue to the case at alate hour on Tuursday might. Yesterday he made fartherJjnguiries and the circumstances are substantially as siated. The name of the de- dective who figured in this role is James ‘W. W. Scott; the name of the captain James Greer, now of the Twenty-first precinct, vice Thorne, recentiy promoted to the ‘Twenty-sixth ‘to watch Sergeant Robbins and other ollictals inter- ested in running the City Hall police precinct for Lhe benefit of their triends. Should the public desire Turtheggetails, let them apply to the Commissioners for copits of the afidavits—refused to the HEKKALD aeporee ou account of their damaging character. ‘nis ts one of the most important aud uteresting cases tuat has come before the Board during the Year, and it shows the folly of the Police Commis- sioners atvempting to becloud the reporters of the press, who, sooner or later, are certain to fathom @il sucD irreguiarities as these and expose them. UNSAFE BUILDINGS. How Human Life is Considered by Build- ing Contractore—A Side Wall Caving In. About two o'clock yesterday morning the side ‘Wall of the new brick building, now in process of erection on Broadway, betweengAstor piace and the New York theatre, fell m with a terrible crash. The ‘wall had veen carried upto a height of six stories, and gave way from no other apparent cause than its own inherent weakness, The building belongs to Wood Brothers, carriage makers, and was being put up according to contract, the terms bet; to have it finished by the Ist of May, This wall faced Astor place, and had it fallen during the day, ‘when a crowd of workmen were engaged upon il, the logs of life would have been ‘earful. The tudig- nation of the neighboring residents and the people Who visited the ruins against the unscrupulous con- tractor and builder 1a of the deepest kind, Here +4 a case for Mr, Macgregor whicn demands tice investigation, Many oie r bulldings NOW in process of constriction in this tity are no better. This was no partially finished wali, but the dgers had been put up and partially ceiled. In fact, AE fev re would have elapsed before these floors would ite been ready for occupation. The side wali was of the Mumsiest description, and had there been any loss of life resulting from its fall, the verdict of a jury could not be honestly less than a charge of manslaughter ‘on the contractor. It 1s high time for the proper au- tuorities to look into this important matt _ POLITICAL. sain TDF T A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE SETH M. HARRIS Association, held at their rooms, northwest corner of Toirty-fonrth street and Ninth avenue, on Thursday evenin April, 1870, the following’ resovutivs were unanimously lopted heread the members of this association, in connection ‘with the democratic party, have watched with great interest ‘the measures that have been brought before the present Le- giuslature for the future government of our etty; aud ‘whereas the great fidelity of the democratic masses, whose ‘unswerving patriotism, fearlessness and integrity to. party princsples since the formation of the democratic party has go 80 often led them to victory; therefore, be it Resolved, That we have with great satisfaction and un- feigned pleasure watched the course of the Hons. Peter B. Bweeny and William M. Tweed, in their eiforts Yactious opposition, and fully endorse the action taken by ‘them in their determination to give to the city a charter ‘embodyin ug the great democratic principles of self govern- ment, and the unfaltering zeal and constancy with which geey have fought for the-~' ectgl nd interests of the metropolis In reference to bilis e been brought before the pre- gent Legisiature e “i further Resolved, That we have watched the labor and zeai of our representatives, Hons. "John J. Bradley and Alexander Frear, and for the great ability with which they bave combatted against @ few unscrupulous demogogues who desired but grandizement at the exvense of the democratic Py y in this metropolis, we do ble cheerfully tender to m our most sincere thanks, and do most fully accord to fhem our unanimous approval ‘of their whole course during the present session of the Legisiature; aud be it further Resolved, That a copy of these resolations be forwarded to each of the within named featiemen as an evidence of the Of thie association, aiteste MRISTOPHER BATH, President. J, Frarv. Haron, Maurin Kroon, Jr, ‘ aaah EVENTH WARD ON DECK! ua ufeln cam} ign you ou nobl; bear the brunt, your friends, witb all their usual woat, Cry, “Solid men, hurrab, and to the front!" The citizens wud taxpayers of the Fourth Senatorial Disiriot irrespective of party, will assemble en mn ChNTRAL CLUB, Aprit 9, 1870," at 73g o'clock, to Sader OT i ‘the action of our Hon. Witla “i. Tweed. fon, JON GALVIN, gecg, Judge ED. J. SHANDLEY, WILLIAM COLLIGAN, ‘hairman, Hon, Bilas M. ‘Tweed, Hou. A; Oakey Unit, "Hon, George G, Barnard, Samuel B. Garvin, Hon, Richard O'Gorman, . ‘dsall, Hon. Magous Gross, Hon. Jobn R. Fellows, Hon, Joneph Koch, Joba U, Andrews, F. J. Shandiey, and olbera will address the meotin; Brooks Brothers, Robert Woiteboad, John Fis Duryecy’ Edward Scully,” Samuel Cornett ¢ Duncan, William Hatcield, Benswagner Bros, john Boschen, | Nelson Taylor, B.C. Leveridge, Peter Fitzpatiick, aM. Toumey, ip Lyon, James Moore, John O'Donnell, oun Paviot, Charies Deaie, James Olvaney Bt ere Josiah Macy, George J. Brown, sitions ‘Thrall, Committee of Arrangements. John Glass, William B, Duntey, Richard Dalton, — J F. Valentine, Corvelius Corson, Oliver, Bieteer O'Leary, James Callery, Joho Sheilils, Michaci H. Whalen, Hon. Jolin J- Blair, George J, Brown, Richard Walters, nyc one Henry Close, ya Fitzpatrick, James Ryan im Thrall. John Pic! ford, J Raward Clarkson, Robert A. Jones, Chairman Committee of” Arrangements. Washington Brass Band will be in attendance TH WARD WM. M. TWEED ASSOCIATION MEET sis aventog at 8M. roome No.3 Clinton place. . MCKENNA, Secty, || MARCUS HANLON, Pres't re Si Treas, «= JOUN 8. Dantes, V. Pres't. RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES. —BAUCH «& GOUGEL- MANN, formerly with Professor Boissounean, of Paris, akera and Luserters of the Improved Artifictal the nd i Broadway, N. B. These eyes are endorsed by MY oh from the fie oft | city.” these, Bonay, years ET GON APRIL 3 AT CUEARYS erases, 0 EAST Eighteenth piveety a Horse and proving property and paying O8T—A GOLD WATOH pa 8 io street eo fa prinatoal sales EITHER ON WATER rie Ite full value wi lations. Address ae York Post flee, stating initialson it and on NI pe. AMAZED THAT YOU Wound 0st. oN ta i aly sia gig You're a poor joker. O8T.-88 REWARD WILL BE PAID TO ANY PER. wn returning to No. 6 West Thirty-eighth street & Scotch which full blooded: ‘and of light color, OSTA BLACK AND TAN TERRIER; ANSWERS TO of Dick, 5 reward will be paid at No. 4 East house on Thursday. ‘Thirty-elghth st street, OST—A BLACK AND WHITR ENAMELLED BRACE. let having on the fnaide “From Lizzie to Nett fader wil be ‘auitably rewarded on rh Mrs. OTIS, No, 19 Bond street, O3?T-IN HARLEM, ng the amine wiih Hound. ‘The finder huliably rewarded by Feturaing fe to und, e finder ay we Tel 130th street, near Fifth ‘avenue. ids ilbkisoibe A YOUNG SCOTCH TERRIER SLUT. wails suitably rewarded by returning to the ‘OST—A ats PLUSH BELT AND SASH. SUITA- ble reward, with thanks, if returned to ee REM ATE Hudson River Ratiroad depot, Thirtieth a1 OST—IN CANAL STREET, NEAR TROMPS( Varlek street, a Memorandum Book; owner’ A suitable reward will ve 9, t0.C. V. Q. FORBES, Peopl Z “OST—ON FRIDAY, AT 636 A. M. foundiand Dog, with lone head white and the other Upped with same be paid om returuiag iia Fringe ticket and letter enc! BLACK NEW. the right fore paw A liberal reward wilt t, corner of Thomp- ES. SANDERSON. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN of » Black Thread Lace Veil, lost Apri) 7, 187), on Fa avenue, between Tenth and Fourteenth streéts, or on between Fifth and Sixth aver finder wili please leave ft at 21 West Fourteenth siroct and receive the reward, REWARD, STRAYED ¢ oR STOLEN, ON THU RS. day evening, Apri 7, a black and tan 10 ae avenne, Any one returning ber sball receive the above reward ; uo questions asked. REWARD,_LOST, ON THE 7TH APRIL, FOUR ‘ne tinder will receive the above reward on returning the mouey to H. MAJOR, Assistant Keeper, Custom Hi REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE mond Stud, lost Apel 5, either at Niblo’s, or going ‘A. HOUSE, 78 Nassau t street. REWARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAV- ing been “advised of the loss in London of the $0.0 Bank of England notes, the payment of which has aoa ated Oct, 2, 1888, Now, 9,52, 82.513, a 808, 83, ‘intsd Now? 27, 1888, No.3 each, dated ee is 188 Now. 20,901, 20,902, bee £200, dated Augutt 11, 1869, No. ae ‘Two ot £105 each eee he 50 each, intod Bec. i wa of PO eon, dated Dec. 8, 1869, Nos. rales ay sure of £10 each, dated Oct. 6, 1869, Now. 46,409, 46,466, $100 Bilis ($400). to Sisth avenue via Ninth street dated May 1869 Liverpool), No. 73,147. tot for the Colve eee of said ‘hereof LL, Lod and He South srod. pole ease ASPINWal __ HOUSES, } ROOMS, &C. V WANTED. \ GENTLEMAN AND HIS MOTHER W WANT AN UN. furnished Second or Third Floor, in a Bgirate house Seas Poa ot neighborbpod, Address, with terms, E. T. @voD | SOPRANO DESIRES THE USE lecture room of a church where her services would be es equivalent, or a fair rent will be pald. Address 0. N., 1, roadway. YOUNG LADY DESIRES Whe COMMUNICATING Map ake farnished or given referred, where th pa iberal pesct price if suited. ‘Addvess ML with a widow or sin- ‘ther boarders: will M., box 138 Herald cg ooToR's Rt hei ee eae peerenaey, hla | sa, OR PARTIALLY FURNISHED HOUSE, ELIGT- bly iocated, wanted, until fall or for the ry board) owner's family. NTED—BY A SMALL FAMILY, A FLOOR OR Part of a House, within ten minutes’ walk of the At- tor House; location and perroppatnes immaterial, dls with terms and particulars, JH. » box 229 | Herald office. FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE COUNTRY, aetee ‘May 1, for six months or a year, for a small family of adults; must be easy of access, not over twenty from the city and rent moderate; full xd, Address P., box 5,468 D-BY A FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS, A pr Floor and Kitcheo, partially References exchanged. 87 Herald office. (mee re- New York Post ol Tek G., bo Addrova T. A. x ao ood gruppo cid alee Se COUNTRY PLACE FOR THE SUM- mer; furnished House, with gr nade garden and stu- 8. box 6,703 New York NTEp—ON THE LINE OF NEW JERSEY CEN. House of 8 or 9 rooms, with ust be moderate, Adress B., box 1,808 New York Post aNb avd. bugs frome 4 107 ven. Address, giving i tral Railroad, comtortal e Ground for garden; rent with full particulars, A. ¥ — 7 : ANTED—BY A GENTLEM 1, ayed 8 years, Part of a fee required and gi 2 box 1,008 Pont office. JTANTED. oN” THE WEST SIDE, “ABOUT Rooms, by a gentleman, wife and one child, 4 years old; rent not to exceed $18 per month. Address B. care box 5,172 New York Post office. / ANTED—EITHER A LARGE or a three story house; rent not to exceed $1,500 where possession cath be had immediately. Ad- and price, R. A. TWO STORY AND 7 RY +; house Sasa and within an hour's TANTE)—BY A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY (ONLY child being An iofant,, a fully furnished Cottage, with grounds, weil situnted, shade trees, &c., from the Ist of 4 ber; satisfactory and best references on the line of a railroad: easy ac- Address box 2,824 New York Post ofive, with ‘No others noticed, FOUR PE tee WITH. Tust be in a ville; every aud full particulars. ANTED-BY A FAMIL' ‘ont children, a comf ten or tweive rooms, with Forty-ifth and Si {rent froin $1,000 to #1, 8 A. 8., box O91 New York Post ollice. aireets, near Fifth or S perannam. Addr bag ti -A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, without mtieman, with people who are not in- nth avenues and Fourth ting terms, location, &c., and Ywentieth streets, K., Herald ofice. ANTED_TO RENT, A_DESIRABL nished House, iu w good tocation, about fourteen rooms, one hour from eit WELL PUR- Ww ITH MODERN IMPROVE- ments, below Thirty-fifth street. Rent $1,200. Owners only need apply at 196 Broadway, rcom 21. ND AND PAKT OF MHIRD STORY ping pic yes ae Yenlences; on the west side, between Thirtieth street; rent vot Lo exceed oud: for a family of Address tor two days W. J. D. ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, ANTED—A ~ HOUSE, with all the con- fteenth street and . Ly Herald office. FOR HOUSEKEEPING, ad Rooms in private house (aay respect: able quarter), rent not exceedin, re BN, RICAN, Herald 0} references given. Address AMI ANTED TO RENT—BY A RESPONSIBLE PARTY, A House in a good nelghborbood ; must have about fifteen with modern improvementa; in this city, not above Bixiy tts street; vent not over Gly . Address B. U., Herald Faget TO REN1T-WITH PRIVILEGE OF PUR- a Country House, furaished, acres of acannee within two pore Came from city by rail or boat; uuat be ser D, WOODHULL, PRODUCER OF AND DE in Orange county Milk aod oo ants and ice cream saloons supplied by Prospect Park to Harlem river, ‘d to alt points. from Washington. to” Boston. lar customers in Baltimore, A Hotels, Restaur- ashington, Albany and ! office, Nos, 20, 23 and 24 North Moore street, New. ranch office cortier Adams street and Myrtiearenue, THE ‘LECTURE SEASON, | (\OOPER. UNION FREE LECTURES FOR THE PEO- lecture will be delivered In the Saturday) evening, at¥ o'clock, by Charles C. on “Are Eayeation in the United Staten." . HEWITT, secretary. 'URES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON subjects, showing ple.-The fourteenth great ball this ( Perkin TI sting, invaluable and seijent) how to live and whut we live for, are delivered dally New York Museum of Anatomy.’ ‘those unable to attend can ive u copy vy forwarding #0 cents to the Secretary, 68 “CLOTHING. : THAL'S, Sl THIRD AVENt VE Bowery)—Ladies and genule- nen can obtain the highest yaiue for cast off Clothing, Car- Xs, ke. by calling oF addressing. Ladies attended to by | T 8, MISH’S, 187 THIRD "AVENUE, La : chilemen can receive the highest prices for cas 1 a by calling or addressing, Ladies ‘ATTENTION. -LADIES ‘AND GENTS CAN as Pete smicrnis cree urniture, &c., by calling 01 ing J. Seventh even.” adap allemaeg v0 7 Mis: A A beh NONBY 20 TO LOAN, aes, hee suIT To t a a Ping street, G WILLARD C3 cE, Le PINE it LA wiki, . piirchase_ approved ‘Approved id Second ig on good pie thy Principal voy Dai t ON CITY STOCKS.—THE INTERFST ON the bonds and stocks of the city and county of New York Ma) i will be May by Peter B. Sweeny” Hanah i ‘of the chy, at bis’ otlon ta" the The transfer bo: ba will be siavet ery April 1, 1870. RICHARD B. ban DEPARTMENT OF FINANCI Son Srtoky en's O1 New Yoru, March 28, 1670, \ 0,000 FOR TEN YEARS ON FIRST 1% ware TO ian in roved Real Estate in New York diye me} NT ir, ry | Court treet, Brooklyn, room 41. RON MINE FOR SALE-—OR MAJORITY INTEREST; xceedingly desirable for character and location. Address “Comeract MONEY DEPOSITED ON OR BEFORE APRIL 1 WILL draw interest from CRCELMION SAVINGS BANK, Sixth avenue, Booth's Theatre. WAM. MM; GILES, President, Huai Munmaxt, ¥l00 Presidents, Secretary. _Isaao 8, Barnurr, NGUCE 70 BONDHOLDERS OF THE CIty OF BUR, Jowa,—he undersigned, Chairman of the Board at Comtoissionere appolated to compromine and adjust the iy, fiteblednets, is now prepared to exchange new bonda Tunning twenty-five years, bearing #ix per cent interest por Snums interes. payable somiantualiy'in he city of York, for ol Bonds and accrued interest at par, in accord- gnce with an urran eaten nent made with th bondholders, ‘the new Bonds being 4 provisions of the “Enabling et" of ‘the State, uanctionod by & vote of the cltizenn,. theit Faliduy is unqueitioned, Ar ordinance having been adopted by the City Counell whieh provides for a ial ting fund aud, the payment of interest, the ultimate extinction of the bonds ‘and the pro ment of interest fs guaranteed. ‘Any holders of old Bonds ant Coupose many send them {or exchange to the andersiened or to the Flrst National or Na- Honal State Bank of Burlington, Towa, who will make the exchange and return the new bonda without expense to the holders, WM. BELL, Mavor City Burlington, Lowa. HASTINGS, RANKER (REMOVED TO 35 PINE + atreet, New York), buys and sella Commercial Paper, Gold, Government Securities, Stocks and Honda of apy de: xeription ; city, State, railroad and miscellaneous loaus ne- gotlated, ” Drafts for'sale on London, Paris, &c. QUS EVENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY DAY. CELEBRATION OF THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT. A DARK DAY'S REJOICING, ILLUMINATED AND ILLUSTRATED. SEE THE ONLY CORRECE ACCOUNT OF THE PROCESSION OF YESTERDAY, HUMOROUSLY ILLUSTRATED, IN T0-DAY'S UICKSILVER MINING COMPANY, NEW YORK, 7, 1870.—-Preferred Stock.—Books for subscriptions to the Preferred. Stoek ot the Quicksilver Mining Company will be closed gt the company’s oftice, No. 19 street, on Monday, Apri Ib, at 3 o'clock P- M.” By ord J, B. RANDOL, Secretary. — ‘ANTED TO BORROW $500 OR 8600, FOR SIX OR twelve months, for which a liberal bonus and interest will be paid and a life insurance policy will be given an Re- garity ; other wecurity given if required. Address INTEREST, of 8 500. 85,000, $2,000, AND OTITER AMOUNTS TO et. sana gabon Improved New York property. raght ai HAS Sfings, COLVIN & € SALMON, Nos, 4 and 6 Pine st. $15, 000 WANTED.--A | GOOD BUSINESS MAN can connect himself with frst. ina new business, commenced January 1 f business is covered by patents and is a ‘This is a chance sedom met with, Inquire at 44 Kast Twen- ty-third street, at the oflice of the Texas Beef Preserving Co. GEO. H. MONROE, Prosident. $15,000 ateaxaonsiesr IN FIRST CLASS PROPERTY SMITH, 583 Pine street, 190.000 Be deb ah 56 Pine street, “LOAN _OFFICES. At, 77 BLEECKER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY, UP stairs. The highest cash ‘advances made ou Diamonds, A Lew gent sereyi, &c., or the same bought at 77 Bleecker a “AT 1210 BROADWAY, BETWEEN THIRTY.SECOND and Thirty-third atreets, up stairs, Money loaned on Derponal property of every. description,” fet coats! stroet-—Liberal advances inade on Diamonds ‘and hes, Silverware, &e., or will pay the highest. market price for'the sume. A HYMAN's, 8 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND T & NaSsaU STKEET, ROOM NO. 3-THE HIGHEST prices are Raiditor Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver- ware, &c., and liberai advances mide on te same, ONT IGMAN, Broker T WOLF BROTHERS’, 559 BROADWAY, FORM LY of Brooklyn—Mouey ‘liberally advanced on Diamon Wathen Jeweirs Sential. "§ ‘more particularly on Fiano Bi ness strictly cor dent Same bought and sold. 1 THE JEWELRY STORE, 123 BROADWAY, UNDER the New York Hotel—The highest prices paid for Dia: monde, Watches, ola Gold and Silver, Camel's Hair Shawls, &e. I. LYNCH’: MERICAN BANKING AND LOAN OFFICE.—D1A- monds, Watches and Jewelry bought and sold; ad- vances made; private parior for ladies, C.D, BAVOR & CO, 96 Broadway, corner of %d at, At 147 FOURTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH and Fo fourteenth streets—Liberal advances made on Gamat, jatehes, Jewelry, dc. Aqui se er, BRODY.” Frances. Broaden’, coum RNEA FULTON STi (eNOS Tang Business established fifteen years.—NE' MAN LEOPOLD buys, sells or advances liberally on De monds, Watches, CL Hn Poitcies, abr and other aritie otiated 3 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST Liberal advances made on diamonds, watches a and all kinds of merchandise, The same botight and HAYMAN LEOPOLD, BAYAN LEOPOLD, 9] 3 BROADWAY, NEAR TWENTIETH STREET, ve ©) stairs.-Money advanced on Watches, Silverware, Laces, Shawls, &c.; same bougks from ¥ to 5 o'clock. EUROPE. G ERLAIN, 15 RUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS. I Ambrosiai Cream for Shaving. Fashionabie Perfumes for the handke: Eau Lustraie for the Hatr. Eau de Cologne (preparation spect MEDICAL. LL PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY AA without mercury. Manhood restored, Ollice very prt- vate. Dr. HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street. A SPECIALTY. DR. R, COBBETT, MEMBER OF N. Y. University Medical College and R, C, Surgeons, Lon- ori, can be conatilved as usual on ri senses. Oillce, 20 Contre street, near Chambers, N. e unless cured, GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladies, —The Portaguese Female Pills always give im- Mediate relief, being specially prepared for married ladies, A lady writes!—These pills relieved me in one day, without inconvenience, like ma rice B5. Dr. A.M.’ MAURE CEAU, office 1 t¥ eats or sent by yo ~MME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, NEVER + fails to cure all female complaints. Elegant rooms for nursing. 428t. Mark's place. Consultation tree, Puystc AN.—DR. Tl. D. GRINDLE, PRO- fi Mid over 20 years’ successful practice in this city, guarantees gértain rellef to ladies, with or with- out medicine. Sure relief ¢o the most anxious patient in 24 honrs. Residence 120 West Twenty-sixth street, near Siath avenue. Blegant rooms for ladies requiring i Loe “MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 « West Twenty-sixth street, guarantees relief toail {cinale complaints. Pleasant rooms for aursing, AME, PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY (Dr. EVANS, $4 Chatham street), without mercury. Dr. Evans’ magic Tovigoraters lout mannood restored. A —LADIES IN TROU BLE GUARANTEED IMMEDIATE «relief. No pay (until perfectly cured). Dr. ASCHER, 3 Amity place (Laurens street.) LL PRIVATE DISEASES TREATED SCIENTFIVAL- wewnhout mercury wanwood elfectually utd radicaliy cured; warranted ; consultation fre Dr. ‘FRANELIN, 161 Bleecker street, La sately. 36 Weat Fourth gh noar Broadway. CERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE ro one interview by Dr. and Mme. CLARK, No. 10 Amity rect, newr Broadway, A ERTAIN CURE FOR MARRIED LADIES, WITH or without medicine, by Madame RESTELL, Professor of Midwifery ; over 30 yearn’ practice. Her intatlible French Female Pills, No. 1, price $1, oF No. 2, specially prepared for married ladies, price #9, which can ‘never fail, are safe and healthy. Sold only at her oftice, No.1 East Fitty-xecond street, first door from Fitth avenue, and at druggists, 152 Greenwich street, or sent by mail. Caution. All others’ are interteit. IN TROUBLE YERTAIN. CU FOR LADIES (DR. ) BVANS, 94 Chatham street), with or without medicine, His powerful, safe monthly Piils and Compound, 85, R. COOPER, 14 DANE STREET, CAN BE CON ‘wulted on private dis thirty-four years’ practice enables him to make pertect cures oF no charges made, 1k, HUNTER, 56 HOND STREET, ONE ‘DOOR, FKOM D ‘Bowery (inte of and nearly 40 years at No.3 Division treet). es worst Cases OC private diseases, without mer- eury, in short Hime than any ‘other physician, or no charge. Consultation and medicine 89. DP intARRow's, SUCCESSFUL | TRE ATMENT FOR the cure of diseases of a private mature; thirty years’ practice. $2 Livingston street, Brooklya, from 1 to 2 or trom $10 8, x failing, {$5 MPORTANT TO FEMALHS.—DR. AND MADAME D BOIS (2 years’ practice) guaran ried ladies, with or without medicine, at one interview. Fe- Board, Wa nuraiy ‘Twenty-cigyt aren scitatifically applied. Ne aioe ear Thr arepuge male ire a Patients from a distance provided with Pe "| Mosurser “4 Napa my NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. sae, AND FOUND. g—ON } Feray past, THE 187 INST., New Naw Hav April rad batinhtivese y=: UND—IN A big A VENUE CAR, A Ysera RAND OPERA HOUSE, Corner of Twenty-third street and Kighth tT A. winty WHO bcos ee ‘8 DELIGHT. C1 " . AMUSEMENT FOR OLD AND YOUNG.” TO-DAY AT 4. TODAY Ata tat hvu te TWELVE TEMPTATIONS, MPTATIONS. TWELVE TEMPTATIONS. witnessed {rom February 7 to April 9 (4 representations) ny upwards of 184,000 delighted visitors, being the largest audiences ever assembled ma of amusement in same number of consecutive THE” Laraxsr, WANEST WAND. Most COMPLETE LLET TROUPE bjned wane oryanieation, TEN PREMIERES. SIX SECONDES, TWENTY “FIVE CORYPUEBES. THE GREAT AJAX, DEMON ome AN. BARD ETARES BALLET. bent i4 BELL BALLE’ iE NUIT A la Mi (ABILLE, GREAT bas A BALLI KORY UL SCARF DANCE. 1» TERPSICHOREAN AEROSYATICS. THEANSPORMAT BV pty Giant AND BATURDAY MATINEE. ured ten day in advange at the box ofice, also at Schirmer's music wtore, 701 Broadway, and Erie ‘Railway Woket oflee, corner Twenty-third ‘and Broadway. i ANOTHER 8 SENSATION. new, com an PSPANIS{ BALLET TROUPE, will shortly arrive in the United States and hake thelr first appearance at this theatre. Grass HALL,—PATTI TT MATINEE TO-DAY re hw MISS CARLOTTA PATI F FAREWELL MATINEE, THIS (SATURDAY), ATILP. M. Mins Carlotta Patti will be ass um FERRAN BARTE, 8QU Uk COLBY, Musical Director, Admission (Includhig reserved weats) BI. SPECIAL NOTICE. To avoid the rush atthe door at the matinee ladies should purchase their tickets previous to the concert at the Hall; also 701 and 114 Broadway. TO-MOKKOW Sunday April 10. ats. M.. GRAND SACKED AND ELLANEOUS CONCERT. Miss Patti wiil be asi nage ey aye ata, artiats, and first Appearance of the distinguished contralto, . Miss SLAWA PE! reserved seats, —THEATRE COMIQUE, mudway, oppoaite St. Nicholas, ‘ Managers aud Po Treemionnes of abltity west fully-ecien ishe THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD, KE. MATINEE, MATINEL, comt iy cS CHILDREN HALE PRICE. ALL THE ORBAT TROUPE WILL J. 0. STEWAK LE GEO. H. GO: THE See mall b is A splendid prog jays in advan. OOTH’S THEATRE, ‘Twenty-third street, between Fifth and Sixth avennes, LAST WEEK BUT ONE or THE ENGAGEMENT ant LAST NIGHTS OF KDWIN BOOTH aa MACBETH, sublime Tragedy of that name, NING DURING THE WEEK, CLAUDE MELNOTTE MATINEK, TO-DAY (SATURDAY) at 1 ON MONDAY, APRIL 18, Mr. JOHN 5. CLARKE will wake bis FIRST APPEARANCE to New Yors in tive years, the characters MAJOR poses” De Boots mt a TOODLES, performed by tim 200 times 1n this city. eeu Of the theatre, or at it Broad Booms THEATRE, EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT. In compliance with numerous LADY OF LYONS MATINE he will aj CLAUDE MELNOTTE, ON SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 9, AT 1 O'CLOCK. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, OT: ERNIAN i RANK KE RRS ast *outiD THE sturib. The glorious funny comic Dram: = DUTCHMAN'S DIF rN DUTCIAR'S, DIFICULT MATINER, “aT 2g. MATINEE THE RUSH ik 8 i, JOHNNY Mater “AND the two great Comedians of i+ 860. tt UISED AND CURED $y DAM U LE LEON AS FASHIONABLE KATE Positively. Se ae lj 4 re Scie of 0) GTEINWay Hab —APRIL 12, eek M., CONCERT by the YA “tickets 4d, and at 1i4 Broadway (PHEATRE TICKET oFFic RVED SkATS POR aut. THEATRES, OLLEGE GLEE PIANOFORTES. “BARNES " PL u » Ober io finish ured, for whie atthe American Lostitu ly low tor cash or 1 street, near Broadway, GREAT OFFER way, will dispose of 100 Pianos, Mel of fix firat class makers, at extremely low prices for cash du: rinj mouth, or will’ take from #6 to $35 monthly untit aid. ‘The sane to let, and rent money applied it purchased, ew Chickering Pianos are Included in thin ager, and are offered extreme. taiments. Warerooms 137 T CLASS PIANOS AT FINE ASSORTMENT OF FI A ine lowest living prices. 62 Bleecker street, one block east from Broadway, Remember name and locality. DECKER & BROTHER, BARGAIN-ONE OF STEINWAY'S FIT a CLASS 4\. double round Pianos; several Uprights, 83 #250 ; Square Pianos, as good as new, it! B00. A DMAN ray & HOLLYER'S, 55 West Sixteenth sireet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, i SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO-ONLY $100; ZA. magniticent overstrung bass, carved legs, agraffe, plano: forte, de-; @ great bargain for cash. |. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT, RIC LY. CARVED, FOUR ROUND Pianotorte, made to order 180 corners, rosewood 7'4 0 will be sold for 8525 4 Furniture at haif cos 10 perty of private family. of Broadway, between University Diace and Fitth avenue, MAGNIFICENT. ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale- Property of tamily leaving city, made order; cel- cbrated makers fully yuarante Cae ture, a Paintings, Bronzes, Chamber and Dinin iurat- rifice. 57 West Fifteenth street, near Sixt! SUPERB STEINWAY, PIANO, ENTIRELY NEW, A. four ‘round corners, all iraprovemenia, very cheap for cash, Algo the best stock of Pianos for snle or rent, at WM. CANDIDUS" wareroome, #6 Bleecker street, (A BRILLIANT TONED, GRAND SQUARE, 7% octave rosewood Pianolorte, the property of private family declining housekeeping; in use eight montha: bas all modern improvements; original cust ‘8/00, for B25; rich Stool and Cover; maker's warrantee for Ave years: box for all this day at 113. Wes nue. . B.- Cul this ow ‘HICKERING FULL GRAND PIANO, IN PERFE /_ oraer; price #500, Can be seen at 29 Beekman place, above Fiitleth Street, East river. } ALLET, DAVIS & €O.'8 AND OTHER PIANOS, long time for ebt payment p for cash or month! uiven. Flange to re OW. T. 8. BERRY & ¢ payments; 709 Broadw. Vr YOU WANT A GOOD PIANO CHEAP CALL Av MERREL LL'S wareroom, No, ¥ Union square. $0 instalments or Tented ; any way to suit cuustoum at them Lefore you decide elsewhere W AND SECOND HAND PIANOS, AT LOW PRICE: t € IN for cash; new Gabi and Organs to rent. it TREMAINE & BRO., 4b Broome street, near Broadw ‘WITH 28 THIRD STREET. corners, f0 maker's w: above add ‘The piano has Make this your laat enil, and be convine: street, between Second avenue and Bowery. MARBLE MANTELS. MABBLEWZED SLATE MANTELS RICH AND pA ant de os from 89, #12, $15 up to Bhd. ART & CO,, HW} Siath avenue, beiween 1 ‘Thitty-sixtn Bice ARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANT ae JV of new show rooms, with finest mm this city; prices to suit times. A. K t Eighteenth wi near Third avenue, d )., FORMERLY 52 FIRST AVENUE ory, 217 to 225 West Filty-tirat a Kighth ve; marble and marole- ‘Tiles, Wainseotin gos io great variety; S KLARER & © snow at thetr f between Broadway Headey 85 latest humber sla thie city. Reserved Keats Bo cots extra, Admission r rain rises at 9%». Evening ured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, at the Bor ee? Ticket Odice, at the mu- ous applications at tne Bos Oflice nding reserved seat. For sale at the Hall ANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR 1N 4 more durable than any other awarded the price medal bigot HORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD- eons and Organs pr 12 East Tenth street, one block west six months; cost Parior Suits, covered brocatel, marquetrie wenty'seventh street, did on 4, Only look 245 to $1,000. Pianos fill AVENUE THEATRE. fi oun two. MPAISaaaxces THIS DAY. AY Tomes are SIXTY. FOURTH AND SIXTY-FIFT TIME, D SIXTY LETH TIME ae P SEVENTEENTSE “MATINEE i 2 geLicr, (epnoo-rnou EENTH MATIN THE THE THE EVENT eee —_——- THE SEVE! NTN a daa AT2, THE SEVE: NT at G*an> MATINEE, ORO. L. FOX'S GkkaT COMIC DELINEATION HUMOROUS FRAVESTIB HAMLET. The all absorbing topte of the - rrs‘ey Ow 1 FIGHTH W. oF vu NPRECEL EDENTED SUCCESS. ———— NOTICE. i SIGNIFICANT PLAY." GEORGE L. FOX's HA! A WILL BE RE PEMIND BER EVENING a. eee ay AN “A REFLEX 0. ME WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES A OF SOneRe Seats secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVAN ie ete ——— | office und at the Theatre Ticket office, 114 + EyROU-FROU.” _E* bs TENE ORGR FOX's: BAMLEe, OLYMPIC _AT manag. Bre’ NIGHT, UNTIL FURTHE R NOTICE. ee prince ti ATINEE THIS DAY. . 0-1 " GEORGE |b. FOX's HAMLET. Matisse r DAY, AT 4. M Biykrts at ALLACK'S. ATINEE ns DAY. Proprietor and Manager.....Mr. LESTER WALLACK M RGE 1. eons. HAMLET. ‘Doors opan at 736; to commence at § o'clock. OLYMPIC AT 2. were may be ordered at 10:30, The piece conciudes at ‘THIS AND EVERY EVENING will be presented Tom. Faviovs last new comedy, Produced with tndapp rrpacinletetnerr bs Meencsteh- | Tig ed with new and appropriate Secnery by Mosars 4 ATINEE THIS _D ny pr Evans and J. H Pore: new Music by Mr. Baker, N . GEORG: iM iS DAY. Meme oUoe vii ete HAMLET, Ki ante HAMLBE” w Appointment mite iy Mr Timoney. PARTICULAR Novice, he een Lo aaa thy mark the Lracieepreete of | —— - in lieu of the usu: p, ib consequence of the elab- orate nature of the acentc effects. OWERY, THEATRE. FTINER AT 2 0°CLO' THE CHARAGTERS BY Mr. J. W. WALLACK, Mr. i Orit PERFORMANCES. J. H, STODDART, Mr. Be. Misduonn, td. Drama at zoshee BOTH Jeroen and event TIAMBON, "Mr. CHAS ROCKWELL, Mr. MILTON HOE: GOLD ERS Mitte Conchita, Ronzan MADELINE HENRIQUES, “Mine EMILV. MESTAYE joy ad i e Geral” fi as "EMILY. 7 , Mme, Min JOUN SEFTON, Mrs. LAURA PHILLIPS and Miss beat et ye ane Manan Bi Sei ‘at5 ‘. SYNOPSIS OF SENTRY, s ¥, a oer sone 7 eAae URD, | Fred yiordom, fae pool “LE , GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN SUNDAY EV! be) ea i THE GREAT CLODOCHE TROL PE MONDAY NVENING, (Painted by peti ‘Evans. ACT II ‘i 6 HE s CROGUED 0 GROUND, Ooms MUSEUM AND jemacERiEB, - ws (Painted by Mr. Ht. Isherwood.) BROADWAY, CONE OF THIRTETH STREET. MT, . BEA AMANOIR PARK, OPEN ‘EVERY PAY AND EVENING. fit Mobi RN AND GAUDY WOME OF THE HUNTERS WINTE CAT Matines Ring Fppin and Unb tel by Me Hillyard.) wu Kio. Pippin and Umbrella Mare! IN REHEARSAL. TWOOF THE FINERY OF THE OLD ‘ht y King Pippin abd Umbrella Mare! ‘wht oun jee wath » Potioes iS Fippio and Umbrella March. SCAT Matinee ae FOR THE VIRSE-TIME IN MANY YEARS, WHITE CAT Matinee | MATINUEM E AND EVENING. In preparation, aeveral noveltics, é 12. Matines | paul A MATINEE WILL SHORTLY BE GIVEN, A Mates fT watt ee ae WHITE CAT Matinee KING F Haat Nites: Garp NIBLO'S GARDEN. | WHITE CAT Matinee | UMBRELLA MAKOH, ‘ At2, Matinee vy the sees and Man: ARRETT & FALMER, Ate AMEKICAN GRUNETTES OVE wiik WHITE ¢ | ei feat BURLESQUE TROUPE. HIGHLY DELIGHTED , AUDIENCES bauer oy | ELC At ¥. SECURE SEATS. MISS tybia, ‘tHOMrsON Winte Car | Wain CoS aT get BURLESQ a ‘Tour £ h King Pippin and Umbrella March TUIS SATURDAY — FORMANCES, 4 Evesiog. King Pippin and Umbrellaisarst MATINER Ar % ox LOC WHITE CAT Evening Kink Vippin aud Umbrella Mareh- EVENING rivPrn; OreLOek. WHITE CAT Evening King Pippin and Umbrella March or the 1s P. KING) GLE AED hana "* vB. conta Pies Hh BROOKLYN. meen Director. Mr, M. CONNOLLY | * ao wise be piece PROG bap lace produced in BY voxortin, | _ 18 rebearsul, THE RAKE $rroo Es SCENERY PIPYIN: On, THE KING OF THE GOLD MINEs. IAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, padcn yt Neha ES See gis, “Creme de la creme” of mfinatrelay. KING ODDSANDENZ. ret week of B. Lisa 1 ea WM. DWYER, Ten: PRINCE DOLLINS.. BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD: y& RACHUS® > alias Thinguminy, te HARRY JACKSON Aa ee eee aE DaMe TLoppueuG! HAULS Y BECKETT | NORMAN, TEMPLETON, OBERES AXD SHATTUCK. THE GREAT SHUO FLY, BY QUEEN AND WEST. oped ie Liza WEATHERSBY | yon MULLIGAN aad BILLY EMMETIS Becentricition Bac aheat onan ac’ ” BOMBY NEWCOMB'S NEW SONG AND DANG Phe dhe ide " BERNARD and JACKUSIN NEW ACTS. Ys 7 . C ‘LA VYAALLI'S G SAT ORC! Nm GARDEN, NIBLO'S GARDEN. Sai a eerheeiipae, Cees Seats secured 81 days in advance. pe MATINEE PIPPIN MATINEE, TEW YORK CIRCUS.” Fourteenth street, opposite Academy of Mute use ATINERS AT ag APNG WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY LYDIA THOMPSON. ELIZA WRTHERSBY, or Das oe Taulation, WARY ECE Fee TREK SON, WITH THE ENTINE GHRCUS TROUPE w CAHILL JOHN DUNN, ac, 7 aC., Admit 6 ; children under ten, 25 cents; Reserved * ALL APPEAR AT THE MATINEE TO-D'\ . Beging ats IPPIN, OR THE KING OF THE GOLD MIN 1 A te So arn a . > BKAND AKENIC EXPOSITION. son HOUR.” O'CLOCK TO-DAY, LYDIA THONT THE GREAT LUROPEAN CIRCUS Te Da¥ AT 2 O'CLOCK. TODAY aT 2 o'cLocR. | b. 6 Will inaugurate the season of 1870 by presenting » AMMANY. GORGEOUS HIPPODRAMATIC PAGEANT AREA, MAMMOTH EMPIRE SKATING RINK, TAUanY, Corner of Third avenue and Sixty-fourth street, FORA ORT BEASON ONLY, ENO CE eoee Ee EL oon. x AR! iC MAT CO " eee EQUESTRIAN FEVES EVERY FVENINY at 8 o'clock, open one hor cA SrURREEA anaissioN iO cone, OMLDREN UNDER TEN years, % if THE ALHANBRA an he management ppnounces the sprespotation ol not only g BUT THE BEST COMPANY bad ‘i EVER ORGANIZED IN THE WORLD, ¥ Including Mise Jennette Watson and Mile. Zerlina Loretto, equestrienn {rst appearance fn ten years of the GREAT ITALIAN risa EQUES’ esrilak SENOR SEBASTIAN, and Mat epitome of talent and Yeauty, 118 SON HOMEG | Me. FRANK PASTOR, CHAMPION SACLE EQUES- THIAN, (rcey Orraas| Napolonu (Parla, frst appdarasoe. fa ight years, un de “UNE BURT, the intrepid Hurdle Rider, CHARLE! RAD and TALENTED SONS. THE 0 FIRST GRAND MATINEE FIRST GRAND MATINEK FIRST GRARD MATIN nF DENZER FAMILY, OF AU N CHAKLES RIVER: wate Robert Johar Deu to- M NE! wether wi Srapeaiste, be of Gymuasta, ‘Aero- MATINER SAM_LONG AND WILLIAM AMAR, CLer as Tt? Ae THE RENOWNED Eom rR ‘bap MATINEE | Mt. PIERCE, will enter the 1f; OPLIONS at cach per- RATNER ‘SWE Elerecate mt WALTER Wi Ware eae items RISLEY'S 100 STARS with the golden me. aud the li loose EVENING AND ay THe MATINEE With the golden chariots, aud the Ive lion luose In ibe streets, be given on MOND. April th eather Loni i EVENING AND THE MATINE! unfavorable, the firat cl day), leaving the ‘Mammot i hin moe AND rt TRE MATINEE, 10 A. M., and Pare down Second avenue to Thirty to atrest, thence to Third avenue, down Third avenue to Bowery, to Cac, to Broadway, up Broadway to Thirty-fourth rest, to Third @yenne, thence to Sixty-fourth street, the place exhibition. No afternoon periormance will be given on the day of paradé, The frst performance will be given 20 MON- DAY evening. t RYANT'S MINQTRELS, Bt ad whet es Academy Aa aT RIUMP’! WD VE WSO KLE Siouy, OF BGO SHOO, FLY, DON'T BOD! Genuine bit or Mr, Ge W. Ht Gritiu'a buriem LET. |tty LIVE INGIN. CVE, teats | | pata GEE EVENING TELEGRAM TO-DAY. CELEBRATIO! OF THE |Htos: AS Unsworth, Bugene, Dave Reed G. AV. H. rian, Little Mac FIE TH AMENDMENT. DA ANDS DED 4 . DAN BRYAN? SHOO, FLY, DAW BRYANT. Ae es ©: RESON, sear i ee . : UAUMINATED AND ILLUSTRATED, OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. at 6 wuce row ded houses. Second week of | SEE THE ONLY CORREO’ ACCOUNT OF THR THE BES ; EVER PRODUCED. PROCESSION OF YESTERDAY, The Fust Yc fan, The Carpet Bagger, Squire (or a Day, sik & Presentation Matinee Saturday, ‘ROW FROW, HUMOROUSLY ILLUSTRATED, IN TO-DAY'S Broawar PN MATIC UNDERGROUND Rall TELEGRAM, 260 BROADWAY, CORNER WARKEN STRE POLLO HALL, y ILLO HALL Open for the beneiit ot the Union Home aud Scbout for | 4 corner Broadway and Pwenty-eighth street. Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans, E: ry GREAT TUNNEL. ieee HYDRAULIC pk te LL ING MACHINE N INE, | A visit to ali the principal cities and pia EG. jand, Including the celebrated ELEGANT WaItis pikes Geka Raney . 7 ARNEY AND T chOwns ov cue RLrr STEAM MACHINERY. Admiasion, So cents; Reserves Seats, 50 o G } E. MATINERS WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAY: Ara P uM. FASHIONABLE, PROMEN ADE LL, UNDERGROUND, Children, 1) conte, adults, 2 cen OPEN DAILY. FROM 10.4. ‘Hf HEL ov —— ADMISSION, 25 618 MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, os — * - 18 6s YENTRAL PARK GARDEN, 618 ig Tue regular reason of Garten Concerts, under direction | 6'4 rs Of THEODORE THOMAS, will open, sis We are fenrfully and MONI 81s woudertully made. 6i6 WalsurknWend:Baroome nie open. 61s 4 earduls 618. JOHN KOCH & BROS, Proprietors. | 618 4 Moustrosities of 618 — - wa pet 61s tion to be seen at Ge HE YALE GLEE Cl wilt, AVE A goxe at} 618 eta anaes ee se Steinws jall, on Neiee, pri ate M. Tickets, c ; OUNG MENS’ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. Bronte reserved seats, #1, For saleat the Hall and at [14 Saturday poputar Matinee, April 9, Arst, appearance of ; Abe followin, AYNE RELD ON BYRON, Werner, Mr. Hijott, Sig. Bol, Mr. Charl ay of te porta fen tad Monday, April 18, the anniv ‘owing tnt the great popularity of these concerts doore wild ff . GERARD, ESQ., WILL PRE Padme o'clock. at Tekets van Ve obtained and seaik secured at mission 25 centa, » = * = u,1 PERFIDO" AND “OCEAN _iiou miauTy Mon. TEAS, SPICES, &C. Yoeron' by Parepa-Kona. Also t iene S boca Sn Songs onc tCarfot Pat tnd unypkiions of Theodore Ritter, “Lea Courter ant du Braconn (AUBRO 4 BROTHERS, 8 COITSUN _ Musle Publishers, 156 Bowery, HOW, 20, covEny your OTL. FIRST HAVE, i bead examined by a competent Phrenolos thos fourth door above Broome street, iearn what ate bla pecunariien, Esamination dally at SD Broadway, near Walker street. TENOR, CULTIVATED VOICE AND agenepent KX, abont 20 cents @ ponad AA. perienced in church music, will Corinto ot in & , Brat class quartet, on reasonable terms; piecopal Volong Tea. pervice. Address E, 8. B., box 110 Herald omee Old price. New price. 100 cents per pound, reduced to. ¥0 cents per 2 cents per pound, reduced to. ts per pound. CLERK WANTED—AT PETERS’ MUSIC STORE, #0 centa per pound, reduced to. <.Leo cents per pound A. bai ‘Browsvny, to take charge of retail department ws Young Hyson Tea. pe need apply wiiliout good references and past experience, 180 cents per pound, reduced to. 140 centa per pound. | be must be thoroughly Bowed In the music business, 140 cents per pound, redneed to. , 20 cents per pound. } ~ th 20) cents per pound, 100 cents per po A. “IRST RATE ALTO WISHES AN ENGAGEMENT 1.0 cents per pound, r kw church, Address room 76 Westchester House. 47 cente per pound, reduced to nis per pound 8) vents per pound, reduced t GW cents per pound A MEADER Is WANTED 70 TAKE CHAR Hyson wad Tey peria ae quartet cholr ina church tn this city, either 148 conte per pound, reduced to .... baxs. “Address, with references and salary, T, C 320 cents per pound ct Fost office. 100 vente per pound , #2 cents per pe + 2 cents per pout = "S80 cents per pound, Ween per'y C American or English. Apply to business manager, te cea oe wean y , 120 cents per pound, | OMmple theatre, between 11 and 4 o'clock, this dav. 120 cents per pound, reduced to. 10 cout per pound, | ————~ ~— jah Breakfast Ten, plsnororre AND SINGING (INCLUSIVE). -RE- Pa te 182 cente per pound. duced terma. A professor, late organist and cloirinaster 100 cents per pons of the Chapel Royal, receives private pupils from $7 per to. sce BO cents per pound. | quarter. Kemoved to 28 Waverley pla’ re os ed to... 72 cents ver pound i dl eHees Wouven in ond Biack Mixed Tes. PO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. HAVE YOU SONS # per pound, nts per pound. sie? Do you (whether who manifest an aptitude tn jopment of that tate rich or poor, desire to encourage th ent? Would you, in belai! oF your sons, avail yourselves of aiater onde the moat abundant facilities tor the praciice aud euivacion ate per pound. | Sf rmuste ei higher departments? Would you have your fons taught to read music at sight aa readily as they now read their own written language * To love ot special talent lasees hoporath uindereigned offers une above privileges without any iary charge whatever. And us fine quality ae the m ords. Pemteredted "parties wou desire to learn what semeices wit === | beexpected in return, may address Dr. CUTLER, 713 Broad MATRIMONIAL. way, giving Dame, age and residence. Boys under 14 years of x - age preterred. ADAME VERE’S OLD ESTABLISHED BUREAU I8 ‘eas extensively patronized by ladies and gentiemen, inter. A Raphi 10 EXc ANGE A CABINET ORGAN OR views and tntroductory tetters {urnlabed wan 9 dally, 19 one-half of a Piano for some Furniture. Address Aunty aired MANUFACTURES, Tpucteenth stages,