The New York Herald Newspaper, April 15, 1870, Page 12

BLOCK ¥ROM CITY HALL, FRANKFORT HOUSE, Frankfort street, corner of William CF ry — Brcapet Mie ws Bo por ays a Wio gS per LEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENTS, able, at Worth ih House, ‘208 Fifth avenue, “EIVINGSTON PLACE, STUYVESANT PARK.—T! Second Floor of # splendid house to let, with Board, caleulated for families with children, as they tare access to the splendid park, DOOR FROM LEXINGTON AVENUE.—ONE LARGE Room, on aecond floor, to let, with Board; terms mode- @ suinuer or sorter ‘period 1st East Twonty. BEAUTIFULLY Zpanis SHED ROOMS, ON | or second Soor, to let, to gentlemen, in a priv: = house brown neat West ‘fhirty-fourt! ferences required, TO ,¢, FBR, WEEK.—FURNISHED ROOMS, TO 2 Jet rh aru Board, o eat light house: rican fatally. €9 Hudson strech neat liar i- , VENUE, NO. 70, CORNER OF THIRTEENTH ¢) street.—Hiandsomely furnished Parlor and Bedroom, front; alao other desirable Rooms for families or gentlemen, with drat class Board, EK,-VERY DESIRABLE ROO! it Board, for families and single persons, of Broadway. NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET, 30: n fil STREET, | an SECOND eat or, with Board, BOD Besar tr pean" os od! —A PLEA: to let, ished saat intacti family.” Refarcaces ‘exchanged "West Secgrase, STREET,--NICELY FUR- it oome ‘on second and third floor 312. isco Fae oe ee esaids quod nelohlor: 331. & EAST. FIFTE: aires and a ribnees 347 eet For URTERNTH STREET... TO LET, WITH ‘Board, « largo front Room and Bedroom adjoining, 200 WEST tant manre & grew PRR Tm A | A ean =! 4 nisued; first class table; § gibi Veieronces on second flvo: 4.00 WEST, IWENTYTHIRD STRERT.-sPACIOUR and exceedingly desirable Apariments;. the Firat Floors, elegantly furnished, to let to. frat class me with superior Hoard or private table; desirable loca- Hon; also two Koome for gentlemon, References exchanged. 408 ¥2 Wear TWENTY-THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE mon werrace.--Roome, with Board, fur. one gen- tioman and wile? alge fortwo siagte’ gentiesnew, “afaresces exchanged. 866 cq BROADWAY, NEAR SEVENTEENTH 'STREE’ eee: accommodations for gentlemen; newly and veel fart ahead Kooms can be had, without board. sav TO $10 PER WEEK.~A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or two single. gentlemen can obtain Board, with pleas $k Boome, nt if ‘st ¢, heat Cooper Institute, fo moving in May. Mark's pi 6 ST. LUKE'S PLAC! .- PLEASANT "ROOMS TO LET, with Board, ia a private family ; no moving on the lst ol May. tl Z EAST SIXTEENTH STREET.—A FIRST CLASS jos party can secure an elegant Suit of Rooms on second or, with private bathroom an! superior Board; the same wan be divi Also Rooms gu third and fourth floors, Rof- erences, 1 UNIVERSITY PLACE, CORNER OF EIGHTH strcet.—An clegant Suit of Rooms, finely furnished, ali uuitable for ferences ; with 1 to let; also large blagie Rooms, Families or single gentiemen’ terms moderate; bo moving 12 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIPTH 4 avenue and Union square,.-Elegantly furnished Rooms, en suite or separate, with or without rd; private table it house entirely tirst class, Roterenoes exchanged, 13 BOND STREET, ONLYe SEVEN DOORS FROM oD Broadway.—Furnished Rooms for gentlemen only; prices moderat No moving Ist of May. 19 Was, rH STR orrosité Fifth Avenue Hot ganthy farsbhed Rooin et, with or withont Board, to ceatieuien and wives or single gentlemen, ‘Terms moderate, 1 FIFTH AVENUE, sWO DOORS ABOVE THZ BRE- ww voort Houve.--Handsomeiy furuished Kooma, both front and be: sonable, QQ wrsrsix HS 22 gle Koonis, with or fay. 93 East rourrn STRE ', SECOND BLOCK FROM e Broadway. eusant Rooms (single and Goudie rae class; hygenic Board for thore that de- i: K; terms DOUBLE AND SIN- Board. NO moving in 4TH STREET, No. 18, WEST, DSOMELY _FUR- Mishod Rootes for gensiemed, with or without Board, References given und requir OR WAVERLEY PLACE.—TO LET, “NICELY “FOR shed Back Parlor on frst floor; aiso furnished Room Bor for family or party of gentiemen, with frat class 2G GNTON, PLAC ¥,—ANDSOMELY _FURNISI J frout Rooms, with Board, for gentleman and wife, or Rarty of gertlenzon j also w back Parlor, very fnely furnished. jo moving in May.” 9 WEST SIXTEENTH STRERT, NEAR FIFTH AVE- nue,—Handsomely furnished Aooms to let, with first suitable for gentlemen and their wivea or par- gentiemen, Reterences required. OT MEST EIGHTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE. nue,—To let, with Board, wel furnished Rooms, in first Pass house, References exchanged. 99 “WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—TO LET, WIT Bord, on the Ist of May, e large Root in third story, nd a single oom Jn fourth story, and the Bacement, as an Ollice or otherwise, References exchange 33 Wie? EIGHTEETH STREET.—MRS. B, LATHAM OO will occupy this first class boarding house May 1. Ap- pilcations for Suts andisingle Rooms can be made at prevent at 47 West Twenty. ‘third Street. 1. 14 "BROADWAY. pay pS FURNISHED ROOMS, en suite ; also si ngle jo Rooms, Cpe for gentle- inen ; table boarders | inken: fo mo N ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, SEPARATE OR EN sulte, with excelent Board, aiaall faznlly, me ta reawonable price by permanant parties. ness given and required. Apply at ct) Haut Seventes ath ‘are. STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY AT 18 EAST NINTH reet, near Fifth avenne, is willing to let, with Board, aix finoly farnished Rooms to a family of adults, Can be soca beiween 2 und 6 o'clock P. M. YOUNG COUPLE, QUIET AND REFINED, DESIR. ing company wiil let to a geutleman and wife a'choice of at Rooms, with full or partial Board or private ermancnt parties de ving’ Tat of M well farnished aoe pone and table firat class, i accomm: where there are no other boarders dress "ERNEST, box ti Heral: a ollie. Me route ts the Gerannen end and dirons ae: ini fret gonegrns ing to the Monrie. dacl House, at 71 J T ABE Ly view HOUSE, nthetae Tea allroad dey ; One anon at al fia) iin SAYVILLE, L. alae h Bay, ‘and two Led wail fi aad atl water road boast io moderate. my, CAN OaTALN eye on ON A BEAUSIPCE, CUAPIY HOME, Hi avery ascomibonation’ by odacessing ald oft SEVEN MINUTES' WALK ity-slxth atreet, 20 hot and cold war nd closets; exce'lent table; terms bling fol for" A saul Address Mra. e C., Ford- Ot OARDAT FORDITA\ rains datiy; horse cars wren ncn eae aaa ROARD AT A FARM HOUSE.—THREE panes ROOMS and hall Bedroom on secon floor; two la thickly shaded with magnoila and other ‘ornamental Address CHANDLER, box No. 2, Dos ver, Ny J. ‘JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—ON FARM FOR A LADY ears), ong hour from New York. ting location, price and par- ud boy Howl, box iit AND CITY BOARD WANTED desirable boarding OUNTRY Nes.—All wishin directed. Adérece (with stamp), BOARDER: 787 Broad ey ADISON, N. J-CRIDGEDALE HOUSE HAS A PEW en suite or aingly, ed Rooms still to let Sood table and MOORE, vox 183 Ps TATEN I8LAN! WITH BOARD, VERY fine, atry Rooms tn a gonteol house (German family) to sinclo gentlemen or Indy and geutloman; splendid convenient to landing; references exobanged. ‘Addrose i XTATEN ISLAND.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OF nd position, desire to obtain location must be firet ily accessible to one of splice preferred: sf aunied the highest respectabilit Rooms and Board in a private fa 3, having water view and be the boat landings; s Fetirod co would be permanent, A. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE CAN OBTAIN BOARD en! a fine tarnished Room, with a private famt'y where there are no other boarders; avreeable parties will finda leasant home and good table "tna first class and central loca- Ton! "terms very moderate. Referencca exchanged. Ad- dress for two days H. D. A., Herald o' A. EADY LIVING NEAR THE CENTRAL PARK HAS 8 nicely furnished Kom to let, to a gentleman, without Board, or gentleman and wife, with Board for lady only, Ad- dress Q. I, station @. bg WANTED.—A PRIVATE CHRISTIAN family would accommodate two or three gentlemen, of quiet and ti babits, with deiighttul Rooms, with or without partial Board. 42 Weat Washington place. }T PAUTIFUL ROOMS IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY of the Fifth Avenue Hotel are otered for t) ‘without board; neither children nor boesders. ‘Twonly-Frurth street, | ye WANTED 10 BOARD—FRO ONE TO SEVEN J years old; it will have the comforts of a hom ercea piven. West Fifteenth street, near Se ee RNISHED FRONT ROOM, ‘AND HALL ROOM ‘AD- Joining, to let, together or separately } on second floor; er, No.7 Great Jones street, near 2%, ABE to rene roadway. URNISHED ROOMS. TO LET—TO N only, at €8 South Washington aqnare: also an Of die for a physician or surveyor. iteferences required, — HAREEM.c1S EAST 27TH | STREET, BETWEEN. ‘Third and Fourth avenues, a private family have two or three beautiful Rooms, well furnished, to rent, with Board, to single gentiomen or gentlemen and their wives, at prices to suit; focation very desirable for thoxe wishing to travel on steain cars or boat; table frst class. House I ce nyse! ars FURN ai ED ROOMS TO LET 1 60 West Twenty: “fourth areet. Table and wing It Tit BATH, WATER CLOSET, Hor et, to ieee ‘or gentleman and ween Fifth and Sixt nd cold water, ‘to At No, 48 Tenth st eet, Di ‘PARTIES DESIRING COMFORTS AND FREEDOM OF home can Gnd _picasant accommodations with a small Social family at 161 East Twenty-seventh street. Prices mode- rate, No moving in May. } OOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, EN R SIN- (2 ‘at 85 East Twelfth street, afew doors west from way; no moving In May. Broa: 35 WEST TWENTY.POURTH STREET.—SUITS OF 0) a on second floor, fon ‘also a third story frout with or 3) LAFAYETTE PLACE, IN Ci e Opposite Astor Library.—Handso Rooms, with Board, for families and gentis boarders taken. Refbrenco required, B7 WE, TOIRTIETH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH avenne and Broa@way.—Fino suit of sinzle Rooms to let, to familie: fon delightful WEST TWENTY-FIGHTN STREET.-A PLEASANT front Room, third floor, with first class Board. Best references given ut and require; 37 SEVENTH AVENUE.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, A handsomely furnished Room; also two unfurnished Rooms, from Muy 1. QQ FAST TWENTIETH STREET.—T0 LET, TO GEN- tlemen, without board, sccond and third oor Rooms, nioely furnielied, QQ WEST THRIT-THIRD | STREET. DESIRABLE J Rooms, on second and third floors, with first class ta- Die, for families or gentlemen; location unsurpassed. Re DE ROW, furnished nen. Table and gentlemen, with first class Board ; loca- BOARD _AND_ “LODGING “WANTED. eg YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO SEC RE A permanent home with some genteel private family. Lo- Unexceptionab'e references. Address, stating box 8817 Post oltice, a respectable private family, ere cor fortable home ; location above Forty-second sireet, east sid no objection to Yorkville or Har! Pricé not to exceed $8. Address GERMANIA, Herald o! \ CENTLEMAN WANTS A FURNISHED ROOM, OR Room with alcove, without board, in a house where on- tire freedom of action will be had, Address, stating terms, B. B., box 102 Herald ollice. OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, IN. A FAMILY here use of pisno and instruction ‘will be given as an erences exchanged. Address for one week D. OARD WANTED—FROM MAY 1, 1870, FOR A YEAR. for two men and wives, in private family, being the only boarders; sutt of Kooms on second too furnishing all except carpet; between Fifth and Seventh ave- nea, above Twenty-third street, not above Fifty frat; good roference given and required. Address BOARDING, box 188 ferenc changed. 4 EAST 9TH S' NEAR BROADWAY.—TO | LET, with Board, large; Rooms, suitable for a gentleman and wite or two singic gentlemen; also @ few day boarders taken. 4 WEST TWENTY-1 FOURTH STREET. VERY DE- sirable arrangements may be made for families wish- ing to be settied before May 1; Second and ‘Third Floors en- tire; also Oflice for a physician, 40 GROVE STREET.—FRONT ROOM TO LET, WITH ae Board; other Rooms; no moving in May; terms 1ca- sonable. AQ FAST, TUIRTY-FIFTH STREET—HANDSOMELY on second tioor, with first class Board ; imme rye nmin ‘wise, between now and first of May. No moving. ©) WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, WITH 42 Beard, Rooms for families and single goritiemen; Bouse fret cians, with all the modern Improvements, Refer- fences exchangel. WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, WITH 4.4 “Goara, several ine Rooms, for families or single gen- tlemen, Reference: 7] WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AYE: nue.—Elegantly furnished Rooms, with d coll water, (or husband and wite and single geutie Nomoviog. ‘Call for two NINTH STREET, WEST OF BROADWAY.—A PRI- Fi} vale family offers few choice Rooms, with full yal sui fe single a iso Rooms, on ete or other- xchanged. tlemen. © CLINTON PLACE.—AN ELEGANT SUIT OF 2 Rooms, on accond foor, to let, with Board. Apply ilu mediately, BQ SH. MARK'S PLACE, SECOND, AVENUE,—A SEC- ond Floor to let enure and third foor back Room, toa gentleman and wife; references exchangod. Hera'd oftice, Boke. VANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN, WIFE, TWO hhildren and nurse, Board for the year; two communi. ing. Toor, With Scepmmodations for nurse, would of access aud not to excecd #30 Ad- Gress, with location and terme, ECONOMY, Herald office, OARD WANTED-—FOR GENTLEMAN, WIFR, TWO small children and nurse; good neighborhood, below Twentieth s:recl, Addross wit terms, box 4,423 Post ollice. FURNISHED FLOOR—FIRST OR SE Pleasant location, with Board for three, Union League Club ‘OND, IN ANY Address Hi, ‘PARLOR AND BEDROOM, ON FIRST OR SECOND floor, with private table, Wanted immediately, by a zen: Heman arid wite: between Sixth and ton avenues and Heeateth and Portions slrects; for nboat 00 per week, Ad- dress MAY, box 118 Herald ‘ofice, nwo LARGE AND ONE Board for four adults wanted--Where no other board- ersare taken; terms not to e: tance no objection, PIREMENT, tlerald office. SMALL ROOM, . eed $5 par wee! full partioulars, ‘address RE- N ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, THOROUGHLY ACQUAIN: 4 ted with the marble mantel business, and with # small capital, can hear of something to bisa Ivantage by address- ing box 285 Brooklyn Post office, giving name ant wdress, SMALL RESTAURANT, IN A GOOD DOWN TOWN location, for sale—Xmall amount of cash required; doing a good paying business. SOUTHMAYD & CO., 194 Brondwa: WELL ESTABLISHED MANUPACT ness for gale—Large profits, good cl: ‘a fortune to a businessman. Ap- treet, eecond floor. 83,000 0, 98,010 required Hol THOROUGH BUSINESS ted up and would like a party (0 furhish $3,000 or $8,000 to open » fancy dry goods or ahne store: could ‘make $4,000 000 first year. Address BUSINESS, 104 West Twenty- PARTNER, WITH take entire charge ol ness. Apply to HA PHYSICIAN, | WITH: ‘83,000 TO anexceilent opening to a solen practice by addressing HONOUR, 8 52 West Thirt ‘Thi N OLD ESTABLISHED DRESSMAKING ESTAG. Ishment for sale; large hour stock and furniture valued at #12, large trade; vory favorable terms 4 at TO BUY ONE-HALF AND A Tiauor store, doing a good bua- Dey street, entrance on Chi Church. 5,009, CAN FIND comptetely furnished; i splendid location, (INVENTIONS ~IN._ENGI ENGLAND INTRO- duced ea anid commiseions mndertaree Ei PARTY HAVING MACHINERY WOULD LIKE TO with, responsibie pariiee for the manufacture d r tent, A POWERS, box 224 Heraly wae ee GENTLEMAN OF BUSINESS EXPERIENCE AND who can furnish the best of reforences, Eurove, woud be ¢! trust and ability, aa about vision fe ness requiring “pon 6,088 Post oftice, New York. YOUNG PHYSICIAN, AGED 2% YEARS, FIVE rience, desires 8 partnership with a No objection to leave Address J. E. P., years! practical ox yaictan In an establishes Gan give the best reference, OR $200 AN ENTERPRISING MAN CAN PURCHASE hinery worth $700 and secure half interest in patent, believed Ke i rrorth many tho ARTNER WANTED— fa A " FLOURISHING CASH in Jersey City, to take the place of one retiring alive with some capital will be Tberatt js. cua tune drawings or estimates, wishes a partnership in an established Dusiness, Address, with particulars, PRACTICAL CA. TER, Herald office. 10 STEAMBOAT M man, with capital, to run a short, paying route. Address V.C,, box 732 Post office, USINESS WANTED-—THAT WILL PAY O_ IN. Louts; one of the best retail store would rent part of the store or take an Interest or purchase; Address N. A., Herald oft “A. PRACTIOA\ trodnce into St. OOD IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE I for a rtock of aon Et ja suins of from 5,000 to RSON, Herald office. WANTED—WITH A CAPITAL OF 85,000 TO a iplOo00, im a succeeaful manufacturing business, paying 40 por cent net; money Kecured and referet gation solicited, Address MANU: FACTURER,|Hlerald, oftice. $100,000," Address owner, JI HE” POSITION OF REGULAR CANVASSER ON A first class daly newapaverin this city is now open for a right so1 dress PUBLISHER, bot 4,593 rflO. INVENTORS AND PATENT OWNERS. - HAVING had several yeas’ experionce in the sxle of various pat- ents, nnd travelled thronghout the United States, nnd havin ed of all bn hand, would Ike to get the control n Rocca practical patont for the purpose of ‘Any one having such will please give fu H, U, H., Herald office, ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—TWO FURNISHED Rooms, with Board, for five adults, in a respectable quiet tamiiy; best reference giyen and required. Addres immedintely, stating locality and terms, which must be m erate, G. H. K., box 156 1d office, TANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A SMALL ‘Room, with Board; private family preferred. Loca- tion between Fiftieth nad Siatieth streets, east uid. Terms must be moderate. Address AMERICUS, 1,052 1 ‘Third av. ‘ANTED IMMEDIATELY—FOR GENTLEMAN “AND wife, permanent Board in the immediate viemity of Central Park. Terms must be moderate and accommoda- tions first class. Address D. f., Herald office. ue BROOKLYN B BOARD, 119 MONTAGUE STREET. BOARD ON BROOKLYN Height Rooms to let, from the 16th April and the Asi May; roome large and alry; location superior; tabie frat ciass; terms moderate for the summes, «References required. 52 UNIVERSITY PLACE.—TO FAMILIES AND SIN- 2). cle persons wishing to locate for tho coming season with Grat class Board and Rooms at very moderate terms. SEVENTH AVENUE.—BOARD AND ROOMS, FUR- ed or unfurnished, with first class tabie, in a small 9 family, on moderate terms, may be had by applying 06 O(, CLINTON PLACE.—HANDSOMELY FURNISHED Rooms, with Board, for families and single geutle- gpen, on first and second floor C 15 EAST, THIRTY-TIRS? STREBT.—A PLEARANT 2) furnished Room. with cloves, bath, for gentlemen or Zoniloman and wife, at G4 per week ; also an Omtce, furnished CSnglish basement; has been occupied by w doctor for the ‘ast nine years. Near Fourth avenu . yA EAST TENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Parlor, with Alcove and other rable ‘Rooms, to let, with or without Board; also table boarders. Q(2 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STREE’ ‘0 ‘LET, 13 with Board, desirable Rooms on second & WEST FORTY-THIRD STREET.—TO LET, WITH 138° Board, a pleasant furnished Room on third foor, ailtable for gentleman and wite or alngle gentlemen, 140 SECOND AVENUE, BETWEEN EIGHTH AND Ninth streets.—An. elegant suit of furnished Rooms ‘to rent, with first class Board, to a family or single gentie- men. ‘No moving in May. References required, 14.4. WSSt FORTYSECOND | STREET, SECOND door from Bronaway. —To let, with Board, Suits of Xooms on second gad third fvors, in an elegant hose. No moving in May. Posey IN WILLIAMSBURG -—A_ GENTLEMAN. AND lemen can find pleasant Rooms and good Board in a brivaie fatnily by applying sti? Lincola place, Wilson Williamsburg. (A ~HIBERAL ARRANGEM + lies, transiently or permanently, Park Avenue Hotel (European plan), Park avenue, Forty-frat and Lids -recond streets reniy tar Rooms, en suite or singly. NTERNATIONAL HOTRL, ON THE EUROPEAN lun, junction of William, Duane and Chambers streets, one block trom City Hall.—Rooms, with clean Beds, bc. & day, $2 to #4 a week, EW ENGLAND HOTEL, CORNER BOWERY AND nropean plan).—200 light Rooms. nestty fur~ Je. to bc. nightiy; $8 to $4 weckly. For St Mus, HOTEL, MARION, N. Jy FRONTING ON De Mott Park.— First cli d at moderate yuntry combined; caer convenient and part of city than even Fourteenth street, and conveyances mnh more comfortable; eight minutes from Jersey City ferry (Cortlandt or Desbro: atrests); trains daily; New Jersey Raj.road ir lines horse cara; first clase tablo; elegant! -Dished rooms, en suite or singly; ler im roremerte; gas baths, hot and cold water, &c. Apply on the premises, orto GILES, WALES & CO 18) Hasaes’ janes iT. T. GEORGE HOTEL, CORNER BROADWAY AND ‘ Bete use lS Loar Rooms, cu suite or sin; at moderate ices, ne Wa. H. FAIRCHILD, Proprietor, WEST Th V54 an Bicely furnished | Ro 17 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER TWENTY-SECOND street.—Deilizhtfu'ly situated and handsomely fur- fi ni second foors, singly or en suite, able, TY-THIRD STREET.—A WIDOW mmodate one or two ladies with and Board on reasonable terms. " jb oF without p 7 MACDOUGAL STREET, BETWEEN WAVERLEY placo and Eighth stree.—Two or thres gentlemen willing to room together can have alarge Room and Board at very reasonabie prices, 21 EAST EIGHTEENTH STREET.—TO LET, HAND. somely furnished Rooms, on first oor, to gentle. men, without joard. l. 217. WEST Fi RTY-SECOND STREET.-TO LET, A few desirable Rooms, with Board; bouse and loca. EVENTH STREET, NEAR 2. Rrondway.cA handsomely furnished Room Wo tes Board, to gent!eman and wife or two gentismen ; terms, 28 ‘Aino obo or two Rooms on third for. ey HAST THIRTY FINGT STREET—TO LET, WIrit me J. Board, large and mall Rooms; 1s « privat WEST AST TWENTIETH STREET.—AN AMERIC, SAN “539 2 woey will let a neatly furnisbed Room, with or ‘without Breakfast. et FR THIRTY-SIXTH STREET,—fO LET, FUR- 6 nee. with Board, together or ope tro ‘and ball Bedrooms on' second floor. Keferences ex- Changed. 46 WEST FORTY-~ ly md Bd ey Pose) J BRO D. Px ft sears 4 St. Cloud H and ef yenteetpriva their own houses with Brac “HOUSE, WALLINGFORD, CONN. MAGNIFI. cent house; splendid grounds; mountain air; beautiful scenery; fine drivos; oven April 15; families takea at ro ducea Fates until Juno 15, ‘A. W. SMITH, Proprietor. COVEN, WEST POINT HOTEL, In compliance with the wishes of many families the hotel will open this reason on the 10th of ‘ert reasonable abd in harmony with the downward tendeacy of i di values. Address SYLVANUS.T. COZZENS, Bo eed NEW HOTEL AT CORNWALL, THE CLARK a fil open on or about May Foun Wai. B ELMER, Proprio, Cornwall Landing. NEPTUNE, “HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE.—MR. FISH, AN “having disposed of bis hotel in the city, propores td Oren the lat of June or eariler and remain oped Inte. Fami- "es wishiag to secure Rooms for the season can make most farorabie terms. Appiieation ean be made to W. I FISH, Clittord House, 1,243 Broadway. EABODY HOUSE, YONKERS—WILL OPEN APRIL 25; are now prepared to rent rooms for the coming feason, RD PARK HOTEL—ON THE PASSAIC will open on the 20th inst, Delightful loca- boating, Sebing, bathing aud tine drives. for. 4 NAPE & p McPERSON, 1 Proprietors, T WEsT NEW LRIGHTON, ater ISLAND—10 let, a newly fnrnished r091 a » ScniternaD ; frat class French Bon nu the French iangonge. matured Es, Ly TWENTY-FIFTH ie ET.-NEATLY ane faruinbea Rooms to rent, ecilent Hoard, en Bulte, to gentlemen and thi ir wives or single cem- Rooms ‘rom $16 tu 226 per week seboo! ineauon 90 hg Basson. LADY i stim) BOARD NEAR A RL LA a private pant lies hersei( er: | WHO CAN COMMAND stablished and profitable manu. unquestionable referauces to ‘ebout #2,C00, in an facturing business in the c! parties for whom I am now working ont, for want of funds, preferred would sell Address L, ie B box 150 Herald RELIABLE, ENTERPRISING MAN, Nite 10,000, £ take an’ interest in a safe mercantile 310,00) profits wif be guaranteed in one Dusiness, to waom [NESS , box 2,728 Post office, -ANTED—SITTINGS FOR TWO, IN MR. BEECHER'S church, Please address, stating number of pew, price py owner's address, BROTHERS, Brooklyn branch, Herald ANTED TO INVEST—500 TO required, in 8 good cash busines st refer one. only address, with full ps C00, OR MORE IF ane marae Herald NTED TO PURCHASE—A_FIPST OL ASS FANT good paying business, for € W. M. H., Herald o! GOOD MEN WANTED WITH 100 TO JOIN THR, Hendid farma in West Virgini HEAP istics) Herald office advertiser n buying Address, for three days, _ AMUSEMENTS. wa AMUSEMENTS, LO'S GARDEN, B°RS%, LETTE saveoon Pith ona ich eremnen Nise . mente ONSERFYL RUCCIAE on LAST NIGHT BUT ONE UNQUESTIONED FRIUM! EDwIN"boort, LYDIA THOMPSON’ BURLESQUE TROUPR THIS (FRIDAY) AND patFCRDAY BYENINGS GENEROUS APPRECIATION CLAUDE MELN! B) mn LoyAUDE ot ee TALENT, GENIUS AND BEAUTT THE DY OF LYONS. rhibayon MACBETH MATINEE ON ON SATURDAY, ATL we re .prananied the etanier Bai que, im ton scones ON MOND, RIL 1 Pippt MR. Orne WE Coit KING OF THE SouB, Ries. Ait of C. H. cairo ate Broadway, basa 1 RODEN. wre What’ Room THEATRE. DAME FLOURIMUGSEN. BXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT. COMEDY SE SEASON. eens Mr. JOHN 8. CLAR! ATURDAY, AT 2 O'CLOCK. Commencing MON mei pega ven zs 1870, Box sheet open stx days in advance. MAJOR WELLING DE AJOR WELLINGTON DE BOO: bah a fideo ag woody. In threw or mes and the quartet of Hard mabe ho, vernodts Ghent bt ate om an receive fromata to eleut encores nigbiiy. They will be PUNT 4 nee to-morrow (Saturday) at Niblo's. and en TOODLES, - IPPIN AT NIBLO'S, OOD! F . mes, Beautiful scenery. in an entirely new veraion—never acted in New York—of the P Wish isenioy tae here I ft ing eet ol ial chek aaa oe Giee Se ween b tele Niboe | jd eg Sale oharralng i a 5 riesque duced with special attention ‘o detail. mar ba burlesque at Niblo's, morrow al IPPIN AT NIBLO'S, Bor Sheet no now open, Pau tousee crowded to overfowing 8, the fashion and Sr aa uty of the city, Pippin matineo on Saturday at 2. Ey J corner of Twenty-third street TH AVE! ‘UB THEA’ se. JAMES FISK, Jr. Bole nd M. Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY JOHN F, COLE, ‘West Twei a rfourih street, heat near Broadway. Begins at 8, NINTH WEEK OF 1 OF FROU-FROU. Every evening until further Dotiog, witl ELV. MET, Tre Lve TEMPTATIONS, ed Mr, Augustin Daly's Signfocant WELVE TEMPTATION Comedy of Contemporaneous. Boel jety, en: witnessed from vouruary 7 to April 9 (64 representations) by pitied eRoW. KOU, with realistic acenery upwards of ¥ origtaal musle Pha land delighted visitors, being the nrgeet audiences over assembled oo racers ar gh leg el nt in a place of amusement Im the aacse number of COneeOULIVe Lewis Messrs, att Ey: Clarke "y TEN” PREMIBGRS eal N DES. q TWENTY-FIVE, CORYPHEES, | Dartoular DEMON CANCAN, GRAND SPANIGH BALLET. on ELEBRATED BELL BALLET. UNE NU if A LA MABILLE, | “FROU-FROUI" bas grows nen ity of life, character GREAT SNAKE BALLET. and mannere—especially among women— BEAUTIFUL SCARF DANC! which greatly neste rebuke an berg 4 BAN! DELL EERntenae REROSTATIOB, That need may ot 0 to be suppled, Pellet One AND Leelee MATINEB. is wnich fa but fer in sigan ‘rats which fs put omar. ander alluring cir- box oftice, also ab cumstan ur ing will be more scnirmer" allway Coy rehonded, haps, when we Hoket ofice, corner Twenty-third etre + tha fou Fru, herolne of this EASTER MONDAY, Hic, typifies the bitterly woman of so- , and that the drama delineates her Firat night of a ne ONTAN BALLET, N rience in tl married state. Tho BY BIGNOR COSTA, gaperiene, ‘in presented her guperience-— With entire now dresses by Mies Knape. | Musie selected and the fruit of ber own character reacting arranged from Meverbeer's gems rq re Henty Tisslogton. on circumstances—in five pictures, ANOTHER SENSATION. Ea ch of these pictures occupies a act Anew, compleis and genuine sand each iy strongly dramatio, BALLET TROUPE Thus is the beauty of fay-—that tt Fill shortiy arrive la the Chiles iatos aad make their frst i ells ste story by a serten of situations, and pearance at this theatr not merely talk. Those situations re- tment at the hands of 1c company, and the ceive the ables t Mr. Daly's dram pl Fie THEATRE eh LE has been put upon the stage with THE GREAT EURO?! i every neeate sceolo applian od adorn: CHARLES FECHTER, w York Tribuns, who will appear in Now York, with THE TWE! ere MATIN : Miss. 8 LkGuenca Be of FROU-FROU will be given on Saturday nexh — and an admirable Goi at two o'clock. on MONDAY APAIL do 870, . Mr. FECHTER... Mr. DALY bogs to announce that in compliance with a greatnumber of requests from suburban residents for in ‘the LADY UF LYONS. very £ Ciande dig irs an early matings of FROU-FKOU, he will give on Wednes: EEOLE HOR. day next, April ra orted by Mrs. hisiinda Jones, Mra. Hinds, Messrs. ON. EB SUPPLEMENTAL MATINEE, stew ly Ge Becks, A. D, Bradley, fo at which the performance will begin at a O'clock and ter- jappointmbat will bo completa, and the public are re. | munate by 4, a time (or all outgo.nd tf apecifuly’ formed tuat no expense Hos. been spared by the “ Sealator any ovoning oF for tie. pranlitison tony beat: management in mounting the plecs, which, will be placed cure welre da upon the stage in the manner that tho talonts of this actor li ave notified: that tickets purobased of aside. imperatively demand. as ponies ‘ill be topped at the door. NOTIOE Notwithstanding the immense outlay in procuring a suit- able company Sng in eee ings, 514 BuEarne, Couiaue, Nicholas Hotel, MIQUE, will be apo the old scale of prices in this — General Admi: Orchestra Chairs. 00 COuIgy Baicon; 150 es CONMIQU E Family 1° go | STAR TROU ao oe TROUPE. Boxes. i each | STAR ans R TROUPE. A i #8 on when Aly; BEA SING CARNIVAL OF MERRIMENE wok Otice will be open on Monday, Apriii@ when | x{GHTLY PRESENTING TO HOUSES CROWDED in every part 4% MONSTER BILL ee pas . in thelt aii gon Levedtasng ter Betas” OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. mn thelr graat act, Love Among the Roses, Ht Kogagement for a Mmited number of nights with the | eo. H. Cose wi Ce Horne and th the Outer Simmi ALL! he GREAT COMPANY WILL appear. en at 6%. Curtain rises at 7 PROFESSOR SYLVESTER, 78 01 Box omer ‘open tally: Seats secured six days iS ‘advance. penis piel onnee OF Held OR in bis m the Royal European theatres, who will appear in SUPERNATURAL pene - visited by his va LTE YOU ‘ALLAUK'S. Hf we . rte R fe] HOOLEY'S in thelr “SOURED DETHIOPE.” ort open Ti P.M, mene gt8 FW TRELS % PRESENTATION MATINEE SATURDAY, at }¢ O'CLOCK mence at & P. ans Axp urEey Epona se ONY P asrae aueER OU PEGG ET = BOWERY. will be presented Tom AO lest new comedy of LEGGET AND ALLEN, GGET AND ALLE! MEN AND ACRES. efile matehiers Folia Statueites and Marble Slab Dance. G Me, J. HE 8TO SHE GREAT SENSATIONAL DRAM. eELAMSON, ae. saci SHEPPARD'S Deh 0 ILLAND, Sr. PECK, CK Hae sy! RE. pithy BY, a RRAN, MADELINE HEN: newsit SEEHOUR AND FRANK KERNS, QUES, Mins “EMILY NESTAYER, Mre. JOAN SEE-, ‘ASTOR'S LATEST SONGS, FON Mrs, LAURA PHILLIPS and Miss ROWE. Matineos Wednesday and waturday, at 23. N REHEARSAL, TWO OF THE FINEST OF THE OLD a } THE LLE'S STRATAGEM T fps fining Acad of M vag ogee a LOVE CHASE, free, adjolnin jemy of Music. BRILLIANT TRIUMPH. CROWDED, which wil be given J OVER Ist NIGH? OF 1100, FLY. RAE FIRST TIME IN SOME YEARS. SHOO, FLY, DON'T BODDER ME! SHOO, FLY. In preparation, several vovelties, Genuine bit of Mr, G. W. H. Griffin's burlesque of ‘ir, LESTER WALLACK HAMLET, LIVE INGIN. 100, FLY. | will make his reappearan HAMLET. LIVE INGIN, SHOO, FLY. BR TURDAY MATINEE, Unsworib, Bugene 0, GW. Hi. Gritin, Little Mas, | Wil bepresented on the ovo ve Keo a DANL rip INTHE BRYANI'S DEN! DAN BRYANT. SHOU FLY. DAN BRYANT, ER NOOR CART AG CRS . Saag ne MATINEE SATURDAY, APRIL 16, AT 13 P. M. TEINWAY HALL,—KOWALSKI'S CONCERT, APRIL S$ Bok MW. AUSIC swil efor WEBL : CONCERTO: 2 In compliance with yey WAUEReR ications, AS wi form NY: iC) he 50 Other distinguished artists and Angchutz'a orchestra, Lh cha ec rh 7 aa i Reserved seats at the hall and at 701 and 114 Broadway. will be given as above. BOX BOOK ‘OPEN, A. FIRST class ELOOUTIONIST, WHO RETIRES TO tho country for the summer, will there qualify one pupit WwW ALLACK'S THEATRE, SPEC for the stage, platform, bar or pulpit, for a moderate price, DLAL MATINEE, Address R., box 138 Herald office. . ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL ee It is respectfully announced that an exceptional perform- Lain fe HALL. ill take pi a ae bove date for the S ASTER SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 17, ance Will SUNEFIS OF MRS, SEDLEY BROWN, on RST GRAND POPULAR CONCERT, whose recent wevere secideat by burning caused her so much on which occasion the following eminent artists will lend Pain and pecuniary 1088. stew aaeoiee iu cir at Se eee ohare number of ‘ublie favorites have volunteered for the Prima Donna Soprano, her. firs sppearance in America. Sten WALLACE, JOHN BROUGHAM . W. CA THEODORE MOSS, CHARLES WHEATLEIGH, the 7 oi Atneroan Ty or. JOHN Cds - L, Re eh ere HERMANNS, Wa: HOL FRED, G. MABDER, Great German Basso, De Dr CHARLES BROWN, "Sian m ANNA MEHLIG, Thos E NOR! 18, J. GASVYARD MAEDER, &c. the two great Reproseatatire Mahila of Amerioa. Ke & LEON'S MINSTRELS, the golebrated £4 aniat. LAS’ aa tis en GING CHOW. kine Conductor and Accorapanist st i ee Noreen ration C77 i a aS OES in JUDICIAL oUntostRiBs and THE WRONG MAN. Tickets can be obtained at all the principal music stores and at the Hall. FASHI IONABLE KATE OF BROADWAY. Monday evening, dog [pene new sensation burlesque, BARNES’ ” PIANOFORTES ARE SUPERIOR iN car AL. tone ner in Bath ead more durable han any other | BRROORLYS, ACADENY OF MUSIC. Manufactured, for whien they were awarded the pri: e me al the American Institute Fait, 1369, nad are offered extreme- FOR ONF NIGHT ONLY. y low tor cash or instalments,’ “Warerooms 187 Eighth un, JANES Ti, HACKETT, N WINKLE street, near Broadway, AND OCALEAGHAL WANTED, A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD AD. dress, with this amonnt, to jon in « commercial enterprise that will naire a beral iucorae. EDGAR 'REMAINE, 7% 187 Broadwa; CAST. Mie PUT A 0 & BOYNTON, 4 48 Broad coop tea! ot A A WANTED, AN ACTIVE MAN jot ihe Advortiver in highly respectable 6 from competition ; hone. the alight risk t umple pe: ‘202 Broadway, room 17. great extension will Apply to HH $15.000.7 IN A SiFE reamnifaseiie business, Parties who can control the above amount are in- vited to investigate. Apply Cx the oflice of the Gas Light Journal, 22 Fine gircet, room N SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED—TO IN- 35 manufacturing business, ‘ow in Successful operation and secured by letters patent; the closest investigation requested. For particulars address box 3,871 Post office. NEW PUBLICATIONS HE PHRENOLOGICAL AND PACKARD'S FOR MAY iy to morrow; is full of rich and racy matter, wiih ortratte, characters, Biographies, Including governors, ed- a year; newsmen will roadway, New York. tors, aataasins, ci 8. e STORAGE. 1 0 A LOAD, lerchandise of every description ; dusted ae and properly covered, and Iberal cas vances made when required, by A. Broadway, corner Howard. STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS AND OTHER merchandise; mone Would buy any amount of Auctioneers and Loan Bro FOR FURNITORR, ‘M. CRISTALAR, 437 furniture, £e. JOHN kers, 1¢9 Bowery. INE ROOMS IN BUILDING 298 avenue, for the storage of furniture. Ae. emines ot! to GEORGE PLATT & SON, 48 AND bs FOURTH AEGER’S WAREHOUSES MOST EXTENSIVE AND se; complete tn the, worlds compartments for ea; aiwaye accessible; avenue, ‘trom ‘i ‘birty-third to commodious rst Thirty-four th st (CoxIDENTIAL “LADIES onal ~ GENTLEMEN IN- 5 ores ondence furnish: 3 RET; 19 Amity street. wth dar bt ge Haas it Tataign Henke ily to6, troduced; interviews ed; introductory letters: M LYON'S Lys *, near Bro: DENTISTRY anne nt ran re hl (RETRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.—TH ‘s vie bial ais near Broadway. GREAT OFFERHORACE WATERS, 481 BROAD. Way, will dispase of 100 Pianc Melon And Ongana T. E. MORRIS. Of six first class i. kers, at icos for casl ing this. month, or wil take from 5 spontiy watt TpuE GREAT TELEGRAM CARTOON, ‘The same'to let, and rent money applied if purchased. lew Chickering Pianos arg included in this offer. i out AY. FINE ASSORTMEN? OF ELEGANT NEW: PIANOS THE JUGGERNAUT CAR OF TAMMANY, oH OTHER. 81 eed street, one block eat from A THRILLING PICTURE OF POLITICAL EX & BROTHER, 63 Bleeckei Broadway, Remember nami at los sh *. TRIUMPH AND DICOMFITURE BARUTIGAM'S PIANOS ARE PRONOUNCED THE ‘i o qhott by. all that uso them: prices very moderate; SER THE EVENING TELEGRAM, @econd Land planos cheaper than elsewhera. Pianos to let. our roby, Ad BRAUTIGAM, y TOL | Broadway (A. BEAUTIFUL PIANOFORTE, ONLY eu; A SEVEN ane, CHE: Gees Camco octave rosevwor lanoforte, overstrun, carve: iegs, det spat bargain for cathe tema THE ONLY EVENING NEWSPAPER ‘J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. OF THE DAY. OHICRERING 700 PIANO FOR #200, a 4 5 Sera nore carved le, ome overstrung, for $200, * ee “Second hund, for Bib; #100 at $180, oF or for rent, THIS GREAT PAPER, A rosewood 6 octave Melodeon for —— ‘A second hand, in good, order, for NOW RAPIDLY INCREASING Princo & Co.'s’ new sizle Organy sone or’ es a reduee J. TP UORDON, oe broadway. IN CIRCULATION AND MAGNIFICENT, J RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND POPULARITY, CONTAINS corners 04.7% octave Planoforte, mado to order —— ior 9800, onl wen montiss fn tse, Will be sold for #276; also ALL THE NEWS rich Parlor, Chamber and Dining, lurniture at balf cost;' pro- — { private family. 12 East Tenth strect, one block west ALL THE NEWS Of roadway, between University. place and Fi —— ALL THE NEWS ALL THE NEWS ALL TH NEWS West Twenty-sevenih sireel, OR ele Cut this out, FOR TWO CENTS. “SUPERB STEINWAY PIANO, ENTIRELY NEW, NTS A four round prota all improvements, very chea| for ALL THE EVENTS OF THE DAY. cash. Also the best stock of Panos for aale or rent, at WM. CANDIDUS' warcroome, 48 Bleecker street, EVENING TELEGRAM, GENERAL ITEMS BY A bree alaet del lt at lag Ppralidahd ball belt —- der, celebrated, ma yrantee: ewe ge tts, een A eared. aah declan, He raintings, Bronzes, Siiverware, Chandelfe vet Carpets; Chamber, Dining, Furuiture; property: taraliy spe ie ae leaving city. 67 West Fitteenth street, near she ith avenue. A LARGE AND ABLB F YOU WANT A GOOD FIANO CHEAP CALL AT CORPS OF REPORTERS, iy Pweg ‘wareroom, No, 8 Union square. Sold o1 erie: or rented; any way to suit customers. ‘Only leon THE TELEGRAM At them before you deelde slewhe re. is sae ont reat eavilé | NANOFORTE N.—1 NT T Ww herring new or ascgtd baad Page RY Bg beth apes ited CONTAINING TELEGRAPHIC SPECIALS Rianufaorariag ins dell sar” Wao erants ‘0 sel st low FROM WASHINGTON AND ALBANY. ures? Address WESTERN DEALEW Herald Herald offee, RICH AND RACY ARTICLES ON “ALL INTRREST. eee ents POUR ROUND COR’) ING SUBJECTS. FIRST AND FOREMOST IN ALL MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE. THE GREAT PAPER OF THE DAY, EYES AND Po emeca THE RVENING TRLURORAM, L HUMAN BYES. RAUCH &GOUGELMAN perc an serters of the ii ed Artit a — were ae esa rihe SIX DOLLARS A YEAR JouNNy witb. ine f THE DICE RALPH. THE atHAM iE Bowery, THEATRE ADEE OF MUSI ance with the genoral di patrons of tue opera which will be vers WITH ENTIRELY N MACBETH...... at the Theatre Ticket Oflice, 114 Broadway. rg MoNDay, APRIL 16, MANY. NEW STAR Sariars | EAR. ay, Also first M4 favorites . r, EL N' a TAMMANY, wwe NDB: Hanae 8 ornate a) BW STARS. THE & AGRAND THe BALLET HE LAbigs, TH J. W. MOANDREWS. DICK SARBaL. THI 9 OTHERS. 20 20 OTHERS. TH WONDaY, APRIL U MONDAY, APRIL 1d. mit 20 1b ie Fy 1 18, 20 1 LADIES" MATL LADIES’ MAtI a3 RA. RA. RA, Ra. Rae | | | maa > etic ets SSH 33: Be bettered oe > eean sce Fs ‘| letor and Mani CoM PLiNeNTaARY BENEFIT ‘Fo hee © ead EWE. HOST OF VOLUNTE! Billy Wee hy (MENSE, RENTERTAINALENT, Mack dohads Queen. | Clodoche Troupe, | by windnean Ki Mn Billy Collins, Dan Bryant. fhe’ bcs ernp soa, G. W. Thompson. Mes ger. seh Waraboldi heeaety Fred. Gordon, by Kindness of Me Pastor. Backus. }. Collins, ry. Te vo Cloaoche ate ornare atn Bungay orening. oops MUSEUM "AND MENAGERIE, Successor to Barn bad i at corner of THIR' STREET. PEN By ERY DAY AND. EVENING. ALLELLED SUC of the eyeat operatic buries a GIR) ANY ORR, ARLAND, N 5 Otek, Ay N _ tate : WILWORE ty Lod MESTA Jesque company, SPECIAL NOTICE. SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVERY EVENING until further notice the great yrleogne of the ae, A TRIBE OF ikogdels iced MOHAWK INDIANS, ith thei ak squaws ‘AND Farroose op ee ve costiimes, who will appear and porform thelr Doar FORIGINAL SONGS, DANCES AND “GREAT SCALPING SCENB, PATTI IN OPERA. PATTI EASTER OPERATIC FESTIVAL. Bir. Mux Strakosch le bappy to announce that in compte ire oo the part of the numerous the music-loving portioa of the com- unity that he has succeded in taductag. BI RLOTTA PATTIE to appear | Ey, Mozart's cpa Opera, and that (mmortal Arrangements ae ee oe atice masterwork, superbly mounted, will be produced on o RASTER TUESDAT, APRIL 19, 1870, when Miss Patt! assume tbe role of the UEEN OF NIGHT, supported by a most brilliant’ castand powerful chorus and compiete orchestra ‘under the direction MONS THEODORE: RITTER ale of seats ‘il! commence on Saturday, I6th April, ox offiee of the Academy of Mus LAs: Maitt Last NIGH’ ot ON GEO. L. FOX'S HAMLET. = THE LAST MATINEE, SATURDAY. ‘ t performance of Mr. Vox's great pt ae ter must be withdrawa ron ‘an entire! EW YExsion or oa at ACBET! MONDAY, RE STH INST., aad eee ee eee ‘vooal music, and with all the origina \musie a ro ‘in advance at the box office, Seats eecured two week: —— FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, se e-de-la-Creme ot Mi: ' First apr arance of the great buries jue artiat, SEN wht. DWYER, TENOR,. Eee SE ARD ae BACKS, EW YoRK Fourteenth L. 8. LENT. THE CIRCUS SEAR FRIDAY AND § P narattiNee 15 AND 16, URDAY, APRIL 16. THES CIRCUS SEASUN will positively close on Satur ta —— POLLO HALL. “APOLLO BALla A Corner Broadway and, Twenty-eighth atrect, WELFTH E MACEVO\'S pe HIBERNICON; A-TOUR or ‘TRELAND. All the Principal Cities boot eee et panier aee in Tretand pow 12,000 FEET UF CANVAS, makin, anaes AND NOST BEAUTIFUL PANORAMA m™ ARNEY" AND pe GUORT, ie id the Ghost regularly "Mercury. Reserved Seats, 50 cents, ATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS at 2 P.M. Children 15 cents; Adults 25 cents. F[PODROME PARISIEN, THE GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS. EMPIRE SKATING RINK, Corner of Third avenue and Sixty-fourth street. ‘The Management having fully completed the details for the traveliing tour of the season of 1870, announce FRIDAY Cees ND SATURDAY, APRIL 16 APRIL Most posinvELy BR LAST TWO DAYS AN GHTS oF THEN UNSURFASSED ExHiBITIONS. Two Performances Friday an ‘and Saturday, Cron nadertad n 9g and 8 o'clock. 5 cents; gbildren under pte hibit ‘Remember, remember—last two days ights, The second esc icie GRAND PARADE will be given this (Friday morning), leaving og rink até ‘A. M., and will proceed to Yorkville, — Oo BULL CAND announces & GRAND MATINEE orner of Twen' street and Fourth avenu ai ene AT 3 P. a Assisted by the foi srg at: i Miss HATE SAFFORD, Mr. WM. MACDONALD the pg (lar Tenor. . ir. be e ul a HOFF Wea EDY The distinguished Pianist avid Composor, Admission #1, "No extra charge for Reserved Seats, Bale of tickets will commence on Thursday mornii Schitmer's Musle Store and at the ffall on the afternoot the C¢ rte, aan Se BULL, Business Manager, ‘ATBON, Aj XTEINWAY H. nist BARDS AND BALLADS. c. W. BROOKE will deliver hig celebrated lecture on the above aahject om UESDAY EVENING, APHiLe 19, 181 ime, JOSEPHINE O'CONNOR wil Elustrate th Cards of aamisston, 50 conte, Reserved seats, 7 conts. Doors open nt 7. Lecture to commence at 8, MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Broadway. We are fearfully and ° wonderfully made. The Beauties, Wonders and Monstrosities of th eal and Animal Creation to be seen at _one visit, NORE: Mette ARE NOTIFIED THAT THB Concerts in aid of the eeseyator. FIRST OF THE SPRING COURSR of Lectures before ai eee aes Electrical ele tponed until Monday, th h inst, at 24 P. M., at room Be Cboper Union, ies auc. gentlemen desirous of being educated for medical electricians and, wishing further ance ation can call at the 50 West Twonty-: fourth street, or ileriteal Arcanum," or attend ie Leyes Future naioen will always be found under t! head ot a Amusements. ‘A. J. STEEL, M. E, BAN, JIG AND CLOG DANCING TAUGHT, Pupils fitted for. th tage by JOHN BOGAN, 100 East Houston street. Ladie: ytd ARE OXTETED thar 7 Pin pA il yt Max Concerts a Wilson lon will be giv ni Seewer Hall on catlee om ril 21, at B cg cK as chiemner', ii remat ok Broadway. I B.—No seats reserved diater than 854 o'cloc! LE BI ROUPE—GIVE A — ar enor Seth: entyird street an 4 Fourth aver afternoon next at two o' lock. Bue, Saturday HEATRE TICK! RESERVED gp FOR PALL THEATRES. Al LET—FOR bp cecl > YM gee? FRANCAIS TO OR 0! nae ale