The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1870, Page 4

St bankers’ and dry goede paper waa discounted at @Xx per cent. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCI THR ASSOCIATED BANKS. At the meeting of the Clearing House Association to-day; with Mr. Jonn Q. Jones, of the Chemical Bank, in the chair, und Mr. A. A. Masterton, of the oe eich and Merchants’ Bank, ofictating a8 eretary, the application of the New York County Rolioesl viceal beak fof admission to the association was referred 10 the appropriate committee. Mr. Morri- son, of the Manhattan Banking Company, presented @ resolution, which was adopted, to accept the offer made by the Merchants’ Bank of their bank parlor for the meetings of the association during the summer, ‘ALL STREET, } Wrowespay, ApAL a0 he M. ‘The Wall street markets continue active and ex- cited, The animation of the hour extended to the Gold Room with the eifect of producing A STRONG AND ACTIVE GOLD MARKRT. ‘The operators i this department only awaited ihe signal of the death of the Funding \all to start the Premium on an upward movement, and were, through a stroke of good luck, ted by the statustics of the exports for the last week showing a falling off to $3,300,000 against an increase in the imports to over $7,000,000, At the same time the ieading bankers advanced the rate of.exchange, the supply of commercial bills on the market being almost exhausted, while the ad- THE EXPORTS OF THE WREK. ‘The folowing shows the exports (exciusive of spe- cic) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending April 26, ana since the beginning of the year:— vance in government securities precludes their ship- re se Ry 1809, 1870, mens, if it do not bring back some Tom the other | ie ee ee ee ee Pe siae. The alvance in gold brought out a heavy “bear” attack, but the clique encountered it une Minchingly, and Mnatly succeeded in ranning up the price from 113% a 114%. the market recovering at the close to the Jatter figure, which had been interme- Since Jan. 1... $58,489,906 $62,761,008 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANSE diately attained, its final strength being due | $10000 use to the sharp advance in five-iwenttes on the street, | 9880 Us ‘The transactions mn gold to-day were on a very exten- So os 100 sive scale, and the clearances to-morrow are expected | 20000 U8 aon rox to reach seventy militons, ‘The tucreased short inte. | 1840 08 9 do rest as the premium advanced 1s reflected In the de- | 40000 UB 6-10, 10000 N YC - Scent of the carrying rate from 6 to 2 per cent, As- | 9BlGh do. iy” foo eseaine i bad 1 sistant Treasurer Folger to-day pat out $500,000, do. 112% 1000 do. ‘bo 100 gold, on-account of the May interest, making a total i ne fi o ih «Usbursement sinee Monday morning of $6,000,000, or ta b= Saad gl i By about one-quarter of the entire amount due, The lide LOLS 4M 94 course of the market is shown in the tabl Tutt toe cuavers’ a 1:42 P.M = 114% in 10 do. 6 1434 8 ia 600 do + 105; 55S 700 Chie & N a 55% 100 Cht &N 55% 100 “do. 88 1200 NJ Ce, 56', 300 Chic & 5614 400 do. 4° 500 do. 23% 50 do. B2 450 Mil & 8 Holders of gold paid two tosix percent to ha yea ere oe 600 their balances carrie. operations of the Gold ait Mo oon ite StI ix, OG Exchange Bank were as follows:— iu mPa _ ii Mo. a Gold cleared. $38,083,0 0 U Pao Rit Ist m... 86% Gold balances... 1,454.7: Son Rie Ao 2m pe By Currency balanc ry 670,642 | ae er f Wab dam 3 STOCKS STRONG AND ACTIVE. tion in the course of There was little or no r prices wb the Stock Exchange, their direction being XK still upward, ‘The market was strong, and closed | JObMTS Sep ee istm ro ged foe ae firm at the highest prices of the day. The cliques "Dh Ninth Nat Bank. ul are all infaccord on the question of advancing quot Ke tions to still higher figures, The success of the present rhovement is due tna great measure to the fact that there is uo organized opposition on the “bear? side to sow the seeds of dis- trust inthe public mind. Usyaliy such @ pro- 0. cess is successiul for the reason that the “bears? | Re unsettie confidence by fearlessly selling tne | % market down, with the eilect of tumbling out all the jong stock held by the street. Now they are all on the “bull” side—the natural position in an easy money markot—and the bearish elforts of outsiders only strengthen them in their operations by providing a aemand for stocks which would vot otherwise exist, Were there no ‘bears’? there would be no “‘bulls."? 12 o’Clock My and 2:15 P. M. 86000 US 6's, "81, c.. 50000 - do. Among the special features of the day was the scarcity of Northwestern common—the cash stock gommanding as high as one per cent more than that | 20000 dos a sold “vegular.? Two or three “beay’ flrms were One o’Clock P. M. unable to make their deliveries at the usual hour, gree a and the purchasers had the stock bonght at the board “under the rule.” There is great excitement concerning Northwestern, and a “corner” is not im- probable. Pacitie Mail was also strongly active under the effort of the shorts to cover, their apprehensions being aroused by the further recommendation of the Postmuster General for an increase of the subsidy to the China route, The extreme fluctuations were as follows:— Hignest. New York Cen. & Hud. consolidated. 96 New York Central & Hudson scrip Harlem... # Erie .. Reading...... Lake Shore. Lowest, Milwaukee and St. Paui. Milwaukee and St. Paul Ohio and Mississy New and Col. and Indiana Centyul. Western Union Telegrap! Pacific Mail. STREET QUOTATIONS. Half-past Five o’Clock P. M. GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND ACTIVE. ‘The dealings in the government list were again on . a aS poh tot ead ba 8855 @ very extensive scale, and prices advanced one to A ¥ oy iia a one and @ quarter per cent, the limited offerings at me Hib the Sub-Treasury, the firmer ruling in gold and an 2 one ge advance in five-twenties at London being acombi- | Lake Pi redo 08 as Sy nation of influences seldom operating in unison. | Chic & NW... Te Te : As it was their effect js reflected in a sharp advance, thes market closing very strong at the improved quotations, a8 follow: nited States currency sixes, 112% a 11244; do., 1881, registered, 11614 a 11634; do. do., Coupon, 116g a 11634; do, five-twenties, regis- COMMERCIAL REPORT. Waninioks: April 27, 1870, Corrox.—Only a moderate business was transacted in this staple, the demand from all classes of buyers continuing light, tered, May and November, 109% @ 110%; dO. | gnu prices receded ‘4c. per Ib., the market closing weak at 1862, coupon, d0., 115%{ @ 11544; do. do., 1864, | reduction. There were sold 1,526 bales, of which 685 were for Go. do, 113% @ 113%; do, do. 1865, do. do, } export, 682 for spinning, on speculation and 260 were in TH 114345 do. do,, 1805, coupon, Janay and | tamil For future dllvory the buxleas was only madera, July, 12% @ 112%; do. do., 1867, do. do., 113 a | diing for April at, S2i{c., 160 do. for May at 2%c., 150do. for 113%; do. do., 1808, do, do., 112% a 112; do, | June atal’sc. a We., and 100 do. for October ai 19}4c. We Uplanas and Mobile and ten-forties, registered, 107% a 1 Florida, “Memphis. ¥. Orleans, Terns, 108% a 10834; Central Pactlic gold bonds, 9244 a do. do., coupon, 1834 8 9234. 2054 Fi a THE GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BONDS. Ftd as ¥ The government purchased @ million of five- 24g 3 2% witha tassket for Rio was steady and firm at you quotations, the demand. being entirely from “the trade. There were sold 1,700 bugs, ex Ciaioria, and 738 do.. ex steamer South America, on private terms. For other kinds the market was dull, bul unchanged, FuOUR AND GuAIN.— Kecelpts, 13400 bbls, four, 200 do. 850 bags corn meal, 42,080 bushels wheat, 11,00) ‘do. corn, 11,125 do. oats, and 3,800 do. barley. The market for 8 aud Woeieta Hour wae more active, the demand nelg prince pally for export, and the offerings being only moderate prices were frmerthough, not quotably higher: The sales, twenties for the Sinking nd. The bonds offered The accepted lots were less than two millions. Were as tollows:— t 13,000 bbls. Southern flour was firm, with x moderate demand, the sales being only 500 bbls, For rye S0o0u flour, which was. still scarce, there was & fair inqui ry, Sa T6200 °8T F. 950 bis. Corn meal was trm, with sales of ny bias Re 10,000 62 3. 75 for Brandy wine and @4 75 for Weste1 3000 1,000 "62 en 0. 2 State, 1,000 *64 r. 4600 475 0 15000 °65 Ext 4750 500 1,500 "64 Choice do. 510m 550 5,600 109.1 (000 *62 r. Superfine Western.. 4000 470 ‘25,000 °65 r. n. wae Sonate Extrado.. 475 a 490 25,000 °65 r. n. 109.49 8,000 °67 r Extra Minnesota, 4400 600 10/000 °66 rn: 10:08 2/000°67 &. Round hoop Ohio, shipping brands.. 4800 500 17,000 + 109.99 9,800 "62 r Round hoop Ohfo, trade brand 5250 660 35'000°67 © [110/19 10000°64 c. St. Louis low extra. 500m 600 30,000 "65 r. 0.. 109.99 9,000 "64 r. Oa 650 "700 *82 109.99 80,000 762 r.. Oa 750 3 = 109.89 51,000 *65 c. 50a 9.00 + 106.99 85,000 65 r. a 925 110.18 65,600 °65 . 46a 800 110.08 100,000 °67 r. 42a 550 Hi0.im #93009 ‘ge = 0.4 r. 7 a 575 a 685 sicip fils OSH siee rua aative Gepiais iil for ‘export, and prices $1,000,000 advanced fully 1c. per bushel for No. i spring. The sales were 175,000 bushels (part last evening), at 8118 a $115 for SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL. ‘The Southern list was dull in its matn features, but choice No. 2 Chicago and Milwai No. 1 in store, #1 19 a 119% for do. for Iilinois winter in store, $1 25 ber winter in store, for do. livered, $1 18 for elivered, $1 224g ‘for am- delivered, and Steady. The Alabamas were exceptlonally 8ttOng, | 91"%9 Tor choice white. ‘Corn was, firmer for old, but heary and rose to 104 bid for the eight per cents. The old | for new. The sales were about 27,000 bushels, in lots, at Sonth Carolinas were firm and the new biden lower. es er Me at te ‘Tot <a wie side due x ave » Tennessees show @ re » “iyull? inove- for yellow an ) for choice yellow ‘The Tennessees show @ revival of the ‘bull? nove: Buster Onis were ani’: bute fein the remap dy Ment recently undertaken inthe new bonds. The | 45,000 bushels at 60c. a fog Western in store, closin; ring were the latest stree 5 Giz a.Oro. Tor State in store, abd Obs, w Gre. Tor white Ohio, following were the Intest street, pric Rye, barley, and barley mait were auil, and prices were en- x coupon, 591, @ 60; do., new, 561g a 57; tirely nominal. ey «| "Furronts.—The market was fairly active and firm for gina, “theca ae iteg és 7 Doe bl belie Mi grain, bus quiet though quite stenly for other articles. ‘the Georgia sixes, ; do. sevens, 944, 095; North wusiness was dull. ‘The engagements were:—To 2,000 bole. tar at 2s. 6d., and per steamer, 65,00 Carolina, ex coupon, 47 2 47}4; do., special tax, 24a i rpotrheat at 4d. and 660 bales cotton at id, to Lon- 2434; Missouri stxes, 92% a 93; «lo., Hannibal and = bushels wheat at 6%d. (and 26,0 bbl, four attest, St. Joseph, 92 a 93; Louisiana sixes, do., Jevee sixes, 75.8 77; do. du. eights, 91 a 92%; Aia- e charters were :—A. bi k for orders with narcers sit at bs. 9d.; if to the West Coast, at 6s; bama eights, 104 a 110; ‘lo. tives, 76 a 78; South Caro- lina sixes, 90 a 93; do., new, 813g @ 82; Arkansas rom Baltimore to Bremen, with 1,400 bbis. pro tro: sevens, 7514 & 7534. leum at from. Philatelph ders, writh 1,800 Bole. dosnt 4s. Od. orders, with 2,100 bbis. peace Mediterranean, with FOREIGN EXCHANGE ADVANCED. ‘The leading bankers advanced quotations, and rates closed as follows:—Sterling, sixty days, commercial, 108% a 109; good to prime bankers’, 1093; a 10934; short sight, 109%¢a 109%; Paris, sixty days, 5.21) a 6.1644; short sight, 5.15)5 05.14%; Antwerp, 5.2114 @ 6.16%; Switzerland, 5.2134 a 5.1614; Hamburg, 3554 @ 96%; Amsterdam, 40}{ a 40%; Frankfort, 404 a 40%; Bremen, 7834 @ 7834; Prussian thalers, 70%; a TM. 0 'Elsinore, for or- bark to citbraitar, for \d a bark to’ the ‘sales being 100 150 do. He. wh, at ide, do.s jontana, at 7c. d Bilao ey siipmedt) at 'do,, and 80) roils domentic The marker {oF all kinds wae dally and we heard of no sales of moment. Prices were nominal at the quota- tlons published in our tast iasue. HoPs.—There was but little activity in the market, the de- mand stil being contned to, small fots to supply the, lunme- diate necessities of brewers. Holders, however, were firm in their views, demanding 12c. a le. for common to prime new “Movassrs.—There was more activity In the market and prices were wore steudy, especially for the good grades, Which were most sought after. Sales 50 hhds, Cuba musco- Yao and 50 do, Porto leo on private terms Cuba—Centrifugal and mixed. Clayed, bro vado, refining. nscovads, grocet Porte Rlodseeteres o2. English ii New Oriea ‘ile. a be. NAVAL S10! jomand forepirite turpentine was more active, but the offerings were liberal, holders being anxious to realize, and prices declined to 443gc. for merchant- abie lots. Shipping | jots at the close Mey quoted at 459c. ‘There were suid 200 bbs. at 44 yard wad a dock, closing at the inside rude turpeatioe wi We quote :— Old Crop. THE MONEY MARKET. ‘There was a fair demand for money at tive per cent on miscellaneous collaterals, but borrowers on governments were accommodated at four per cent, ‘The greater activity was the result of the expanding voiume of business at the Stock Exchange; for the banks are still abundantly supplied with funds, Commercial paper was current at 63g to 744 per cent for prime doubic names. Somo “gilt-edged” nominal | at were more more firmness, o. For otler grades the markot was Thero 2,000" bbis, 40." No. at * ary BS * satis t i de "sp baer mae. vin aad at st former wa a tnd wes % feet pase tn ‘inchiunged.” 3000 bbls. were eh poy ined Moria thawed Meu ale ut frm at 8. 9 Be, ca a modera pik dh 30 for rime winter, with ae aula, “Other i Tt were PRovisoxe. a 158 bbls, beef, 879 packages cut meats and 113 do. lard. The market rae ‘was more active: and prices were stronger, closlug at 48 374g a 598 50 for new ‘mesa on the spot, with cy One ‘There were sold 1,000 a *) lots, at $28 for we meas 5 | flit for city at for sour =! prime, $22 a $25 for ‘extra yn and B24 Bova 825 for ine mex—the latter price tor ex chotce; also for future ide 3000 bbis, meas, for May and June delivery, at Dressed hogs were steady at Te a buts . for city, Sith a modsraio demands Bacon was quiet, but firm a terday’s prices. No sales of moment reps Cut meats were firm for led hats, whieh wr were In request, Sales 800 tierces af | Martel for pickled hame, iso. ite for smoked and bagged do., and 10390. w 13340. and rad fel and pickled, shaciaere.” ‘Lard, was’ tore Sade” the" cteringa’ being. smalls’ prloes "were higher for both “rpot and future, ‘There _ were old 850 packages at 16c. a 16%e. for common rime steam, p the latter closing at 17e.; nlvo Bi terves for Stty delivery nt Wyse. Tieree beet was stil in demand, and 6 tlerces esas were sold on with antes of 75 bola ak B10 $17 fon Of beef hams, 100 bbia. were sold at i PETROLTON.--The dereaut forcrude tu bulk was fair, but business was restricted by the tirmners of holders, who de- manded 10340. a. 10240. 1.200 bbls. were gold at 18)40, | Crude in bbis. was in demand and higher ; 5,000 bbla, were sold at We. and resold at 3034. the market losing asthe tate latver price. Naphtha was dull and nominal at loc. for re- greg oll on the 426%. For next month, however, the offeri i; and berg 20 enmaly demanded 27c. iy Filla te it Nasal fie. ‘oth 6c. bet do. oe, iow. arolinn was still in fair demand and firm, the being 150 casks at 7c. a Tye. ‘ haunt ‘SHEDS. ‘Alt kinds were dull, aad prices were nominal at esterday's quotatios with a moderate demand ; sales 25,000 it was dull and decidedly lower, vavalag at ‘erings were STRAMINE was fin ‘firm, lar part at, ted for prime, for May delivery. UGAR. market for raw was moderately active and heavy aud prices were levan fe. a Hie. for to good refining Cuba., Salen 40 bi i Ae Cuba and Porto Rico, 226 boxes nt Sigs. a0 bags Ma- nilla on private terms. scuba terior to We common retining, Bic. © B7éc.; tale refininy od re- fining, Pac. 5 Ly ® to Riot 2 at ote prime a! ntr! x cash (gold), 55 ro a Oger} grocery yraden, 94e. a 10%, TALLOW.-—The demand Was passably active and were firm, "Sales 60,000 Ibs., at 93gc, a 94c., hielly at Spec, 3 WHiskey.—Receipta, 827’ bbls. The market was dull, the lemand being lieut, and prices were a trifle easier. Sales 175 bis. at $1 0555 w 108, tax paid THE LAST RECKONING. A Ferewell Salute tor the SSR Democracy— The Court of Sp I Sessions Reorganized Under the Old System—The Appointing Pow- er Vested in the Mayor—A Chance for Judge Dowling to Chuckle—Comptrolier Connolly Reappointed for Five Years. It will be seen by the following clause, taken from the tax levy as amended and pussed by the Legisla- ture, that the only successiul move which the “young” (and short lived) democracy could claim the prestige of carrying has been completely extinguished. The Court of Special Sessions, formerly held by Justices Dowling and Kelly, was the first point of attack by the Tuscaro- ras early in the legislative seasion. They deprived those partics of the power of holding the court, and distributed the terms in rotation among all the po- lice justices, The following clause abolishes the young democracy system and provides tnat the court shail be held by two justices to be designated by the Mayor. Justice Dowling will be one of the appointees and the second is yet to be named. This gives the coup de grace to the revolters and leaves of them merely a bitter memory of bafiled hopes and as- Pirations:— The Court of Special Sessions of the peace in and for the city and county of New York shall hereafter be held by those two Police Justices of the city of New Y who shall be designated for that purpose by the Mayor of said city, under his hand and seal, within thirty di after the passage of this act. Whereupon they shall, in holding said court, ex. peioaa clusively possess all the powers and’ du- ties now possessed by justices af said court, and also the power to adopt court rules and to appoint and at pieasure remove all clerks, steno- graphers and other officers in said court. ’ In the event of any vacancy the Mayor shall immediately in like manner aforesaid designate any other Police Justice to fillit, In case of any disability of either of the two Police Justices to hold court, it shalt be legal for the other to hold it while such disability continues. All provisions of law taconsistent here- with are repealed. Comptroller Richard B. Connolly was yesterday reappointed by the Mayor as Compiroller of the and county for aterm of five years. Mr. Co! y y ified and at once entered upon hjs new lease of oiticial life, AN AMBITIOUS SPOTTER. The only trial of importance heard yesterday by Police Gommissioner Henry Smith was on the com- piaint of roundsman McGloin, of the Eighth pre- cinct, against oMicer Browning. From the eviden it appeared that Browning found the door of a build- ing on Mercer street open. The roundsman tola him. to take charge until he proceeded for an oiicer to assist in the search. No assistance coming to him, Browning calied a private watchman, and sta- toned him at the door, while he searched the premises with a lantern. McGloln, returning, found é Wathman Abelo at the door, and ordered him to léave, He refused to until relieved by Browning. McGloin then cailed upon Browning: to to expel the watchman, and the order was not comp! with, Browning remarking that he required the oa vices of the watchman’s lantern to enabie him to fas- ten the door. McGloin flew into a rage, arrested the watchman, made @ bogus charge of assault and bat- tery against him at the desk, which was not :enter- tained by Captain McDermott. McGioin on the trial charged that the watchman was drunk. The latter proved he was not, and charged that McGloin was, McGloin did not proye that he was not intoxicated, One of the Commissioners, who is familiar with the roundsman’s overbearing manver towards the men, expresses the opinion that he should be put back in “anks, and to the ranks he goes, unless he conducts hi mself better in the future. ‘PROPOSALS. ORTHERN | PACIFIC RAILROAD.) Fe 0 RAILROAD CONTRACTORS, jed ‘be received at the office of the Northern ‘Pacific Rafiroad Company, 120 Broadway, corner a Segsin street, New York, until Wednesday, the Ist day of 70, at 12 o'clock noon, for the grading, mason eratey and ballasting of that portion of the Northern Pact Ruilroad in theState of Minnesota extending from the Dallas Of the St. Louis river to the Red river, the western boundary of Minnesota (a distance of about 130 tiles), including every- thing requisite to complete the roadbed for a single track and necessary side tracks, ready to receive the rail super: structure. “Proposals may be for the work in detail or by the es mithe sald company will also receive prop time and place, for the timber cross-tie rails, spikes and fixtures for the ro rails to be delivered on the dock at Duluth, Sinssoee or at the crossing of the ghrp das river, and the tles to be re- ceived according to blank forms which will be ready for dis- tribution on Wednesday, May 4, 1870, ut the office of the com- pany, as above, where plans of ‘the structures and maps and profiles of the road, with full specifications, can tht be seen, and the time allowed for completion of the contracts mada known, Sate ie company reserve the right to reject any or ail bids no! deemed tobe forthe interest of tbe pleat! 4 came Printed circulars, containing full formation, will be fur- seneaen on plteastany by aerated Telerik ‘3 Edwin F. johnson, Chief Engineer, or to the President of the com; rs at the office, 120 Broadway, as above. saad J. GREGORY SMITH, President Nottiern Pacific Railroad Co. New York, April 25, 1870. COMMISS VFICE OF ACTING SARY SUBSISTENCE, Fort Columbus, New York Harbor, Aprrt. 28, 1870 Froposais in duplicate, with copy of this, advertleshent at- tached, will be received by the undersigned until 12M. on the 28th May, 1870, fo To the Troops stationed at Forts Columbus and Wood, New York Harbor and New York city. ‘The tid Beet must be fresh, of 2 good marketable quality, in equal proportion of fore and hind quarters (necks, shanks and kiduey tallow to be excluded), and to be delivered at the posis above named free of cost, in such quantity as may be from time to time Foquired, ahd on such dasa ax the commanding officer shall te, not exceeding four times i woek. ate proposals in duplicate will also be received by the signed up to the same hour und date above mentioned, Fer vuppiying voramissioned oflcers. ant tels fection nee places oF those supplied therefrom eet as they may from time to time loin and porterhouse steaks, standing ‘at the aforesal ith such choice f require, such a8 8 ribs or rib roasts. ‘These contracts to be in force six months, or such lees time as the Commissary General shall direct, commencing on the Ist day of July, 1870, ‘The contractor will be required to enter into bonds for the sum of 6,00 signed by two responsibie sureties, whose names must be entered in the bids, ‘The proposals will be opened ‘av i2 M. on the th proximo, at whieh tue nnd place idders are invited to be present. a ne will be marked “Proposals for Beef” and ad- reseed R. G, RUTHERFORD, Brevet Captain, U.S. A., A. ¢. __XRON_ B. & W. W, CORNELL, . Puain and Ornamental IRON WORK All kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron’ Work for buildings, counting house and warerooms, Nos, 189 to 148 Centre street, WORKS. ae BLLLIARDS, | OR SALE— A HANDSOME FOUR POCKET THREE- quarter size Table; all complete and new ; suitable for wivate house. iy from ine street. bau THOMAS BARCLAY. "DANCING ACADEMIES. OOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROUME strat Private iustraction given all bummer, SOLREL WEDNESDAY EVBNING, MAY 4, N IBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN. ‘T WEEK Por eiATY JARBETT & PALMER. BAST WEEK OF {gt WEEK OF PIPPIN, Norton. —Notwithstandi Last WEE t 2 Oo Tate ‘GOLD mares gt ie unengnsof PLEPAS, Ok TA ING pe 6 its with and 8 May'd im order 1 tania wi wire after M ‘Dumas, dng ‘tract entered into wi i eat ors 0 of thy WER ara LAST NIGHT wot two AP LAST NIGHT BUT ral LAST NIGHT BUT TWO mens of the of the gorgeous burlesque, eorgeous burlesque PIPPIN, Pr ibern, prerin; ov THE GOLD MILNES, saTuRDay® PORITIVALY, LAST PIPVIN MATINEE, MONDAY, MAY of a i ly new and original drama, in ten tableaux) weilion ex: prestly for Mins uvDia ininiogad by Alex, Dumas, bere, and entitled SEATS SECURED Dik DA DAYS IN ADVANCE. oorH’s TUEATRE, 4 ‘Twenty-third street, between. Fifth and Sixth avenues. SEASON Ore COMEDY. WVERY EVENING DU} DURING THE WEEK, nt Comedian i JOHN %. CLARKE ui “Ueno his celebrated characters bofey rye ervel bg BOOTS, Comed; a WIDOW: Hi Nt, and as TOODLES, in an entirely new version—never acted in New York—of the Comic Draina of that name, beth of which plays are pro- duced with special attention to detail, SECOND DE BOOTS AND ND TOODLES MATINEEQjON SATURDAY AY nach at Lee Seats secured SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE, at the Box Office of the Theatre, or at its, Branch Ticket Gfice, at the music toi H. Ditaon & Co.; 711 Broadway. ‘AcApE EMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN. PATTE. THE GREAT KELLOGG. KELLOGG. FESTIVAL, PATTI ParTt. FRIDAY EVENING, KELLOGG KELLOGG. APRIL 29. PATTT. PATTI. MENDELSSOHN'S KELLOGG. KELLOGG. ATHADLE. PATTI. KELLOGG. ARION SOCIETY, PATTI. PATTI. OLD ST. ANN'S ORATORIO SO. KELLOGG. KELLOGG. JERSKY CITY HARMONIC SO. PATTI. PATTI. BISHOP. KELLOGG. KELLOGG, MELIG. MILLS. PATTI. PATTI. REMMERTZ. KELLOGG, KELLOGG. RITTER, SARASATE, PATTI. PATTI. bepepritnargd KELLOGG. KELLOGG. THE OT PATTI. PATTI. PATTI, KELLOGG, KELLOGG. THE MUSICAL EVENT OF THE SEASON, TICKETS. Balcony—Five dollars. Parquet ‘threo doilara. two dollars. Gallery~One dollar. Peranos Lea be apace tickets at different rates can have them exchanged by spplloation at the box offics NDLE! R BROTHERS, Montague sirect, Brooklyn. woos MUSEUM AND re probed dog Successor to Barn Broadun corner Thirtieth street EN EVERY DAY AND EVENING. A gompviire ‘TRIUMPH, 1570. 4 PALPABLE SUCCESS. 1870, 4 GhowbeD Hi JOUSE. 1870. ry DELIGHTED AUDIENCE. 1870, “Too much for good nature. Romeo Jaflier Jenkios SECURE ‘Leflingwell, SEATS Matilda Jane Chunimy, FOR Olivia Rand. EVERY The new Burlesque EVENING +1870," AND SATURDAY A Woman of the Period. MATINEE, Woman of the Period. ARION FISKE, MONDAY, MAY 2, LEFFINGWELL, FRA DIAVOLO. LIVIA RAN i TERESS WOOD, a ——@_MOSES FISKE. MATINEE "DAILY aT 2 Jenny Wilmore, Ada Hari Emily Pitt, Lizzie Witnore, Felix Rogers, Louis Mesta: The Living Wild Animal The Chi of Horrors. The Milton Curiosities: BOHEMIAN GIRL. < 3 ‘On view AT ALL eee FIRST Wer OF THE gS By PROFESSOR WELCH and his 8 immense bit of Griffin's HAMLET, PRESENTATION MATINEE SATUR: Preencu ni THEATRE. br feet ty SUCCESS OF in bis unrivalied role of ebreskig LAUDE MELNOTTE, wa the great support of Miss a ‘and the Star Com- Paths, and every evening ercept Saturday, GRANDS PROPER MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 2 P. Sents at the theatre, Schirmer’s, 701 Broadway, and 114 Broadway. appre. BILLY RICE. HE SARDANES. DAY, AT 236 P. M. FECHTER. RYANT'S MI DAN BRYANT, Lith street. Adjolalag Academy of Manic, | 14th street. 'ORMAN, Tenor. First spoenrance of ‘Mr. HL BRYANT'S Revival of Dan Bryant's Ss speclalty, Hungry Jake goke, THE LADY OF ener True Love Never Did Run ‘AN’ jmooth. MINSTRE! LITTLE MAC. BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. Ane woke and Monkey, BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. | UNSW EUGENE, BRYANTS MINSTRELS.| Daniel in the > Bryant's Dose BRYANT'S MINSTRELS LET. SHOO, FLY, VE IGHT, S8HOO, FLY. 0} HN! _DAN BRYANT, OLD TIMES ROCKS. DAN BRYANT, Ker & LEON'S tat beget! the ies WEEK of which will be bata ct bed’ 4 for De gael ny LEON os | HLT, in MONDAY, MAY 3, LA BELLE L. N. Botties. Imp Bottles, Imp Bottles. Imp Bottlos, Imp Bottles, Imp Botties. bed imp Bol e dolar. ystuition sup BOTTLES. 0 CENTS THE PAIR in a case, with printed instructions, HILHARMONIC een REHEARSAL, FRIDAY, APRIL $9, AT ti P.M. CADEMY OF MUSIG, AND ORCHESTRA OF 1 HERR CARL BERGMANN. CONDUCTOR. DEN DOREMUS, M. D., President, SoMAAn, Secretary. GRAND BEOFENING, GRAND “REOPENING, WEDNESDAY, Ar’ , APRIL 2%, LADIES’ ANATOMICAL MUSEUM id OF SCIENUE AND ART, Everyboi wanis fir new goods. Soe the nt Bal 1870. WONDERFUL IN NATURE, presented in models unsurpassed for beauty and perfection, WILL REOPEN FOR PUBLIC EXHIBITION, FOR LADIES ONLY, daily, from 9 A. M. to 6 P, M. Females only in attenaance, This superb collection was made by assiduous care and nd additions have been added from all the celebrated anatomical schools of Europe. ‘THE LADIES' PARISIAN GALLERY OF SCIENCE AND ART Mlustrates the whole of that marvellous struct frame, and explains in an unmistakable manner “THE pete Dy ve, LIVE IN,” Clearly a gemonstreting tee the lavish expen: the buman ie mysteries Movi at “AND HAVE OUR BEING. Every lady ee Visit this curiously beautiful collection of anaiomical science. Admission 50 cents. 61835 Broadway. TH AVENUE THEATR' 5 MT street, near Broadway.. RY NIGHT AT 8. HY avausrn DALY...... 3 MONTH OF Sole Manager cece 8 Sprour FROU " Copa SENSATION OF 1o70.” Herald. “ iF LOVELESS MARRIAG we: ep on © _ Tribune, a, F SOCIETY.” A ‘TRUE REFLEX O ig ppnow ROU" 1 iia EVENING, AND GarunDay MATINEES ATi. TH AVENUE THEATRE: 5 ecured tre a shes run of FROU-FROU, seats may ATH AVENUE | THEATRE.—FROM-FROU. ¢) Characters by Miss Agnes othe Mra. Gilbert, Kate Newlon, Amy Ames, Mr. George Clarke, W. Davidie, ‘Janes Lewis, George Parks F. De Vere and ‘others, Robert's scenery; Suoepele musta. 5 AVENUE Big cra ey begs to announoe "that fie UST MENKEIT will tuke place on Monday, MAY 2 Box book now open. Eighty- wecond time of FOU-Frow, LYMPIC THEATRE. isTH PERroRwAnce THIS EVENING, iH FORMANCK THIS EVENING, ITH PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING, MACBETH eee etna Mr. GEO, L. FOX AC! KNOWLEDGED. Da RIE ENTIRE PRESS OF snd THE GENERAL PUBLIC AS cd L POMP AION COMIC PORTRAITU lon of Hamlet. to his renowned vrotes LOCK Oliais, LL MUSIC, eficient U3 NIGHTLY. Y ENCoRED cho."” MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. _Beate seoured two \ weeks ip advance. —TUEATRE COMIQUE. + Broadway, opposite St. Nichol: A CONTINUOUS CARNIVAL Oe ENJOYMENT. GREAT STAB ORGANIZATION. THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE. The most complete ballet troupe ia existen J. 0. 8! ai and MASTER BARNEY. SIMMONS, SLO‘ RAE FIFTY ARTISTS Ria EVERY, PRVENING. Doors open at’. Curtain rises at 73, 0 x office open daily. Seate secured six in A eaten ALLACK'S. Proprietor and Manager. ir, LESTER WALLACK. TE 1S CeBUR ED AY EVENING. APRIL 28, produced (for the second time in sore years) with approprt; ate Scenery, Costumes and Appointments. Characters by Mr. J. W. Wallack, Mr. John Gilbert Mr. O- Marlo .T. Ringzold, Mr. Chas. Rockwell, Mr. C. J. Williamson ai. ‘Holland, Mr. Curran, Mr. Beck, Ming Madelive Tiong Miss E. Mestayer, Mrs. Lauira Phillipa, Miss Green and Rows TO-MORROW GrELDay), April 29, second time, Li SATURDAY NIGHT, SECOND TIME, OVE CHASE, SATURDAY MATINEE, APRIL 3), HOME AND TRYING IT ON. SPBCIAL, NOTICE, MR. Lee WALLACK appears at the SATU. AY MATINEES. MONDAY, May 2 (6th tim MASKS AND FACES. 'UESDA) May «third STHATAGE ‘time)-THE BELLE'S AVEDRESDAY, May 4 (23d time-~THE SCHOOL FOR THURSDAY, May 5 (hied time) MARRIED, LIFE. FRIDAY, May 6 (third time)—TH SATURDAY, ‘ad May 7 (fourth ‘me -THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM. In os pee and will shortly be presented with new and appropriate scenery, new music, new uniforms and decora- tons the fine Military Drama, by Captato Leicester Vernon, entitle THE LANCERS. Este. WALLACK'S. MR. LESTER WALLACK ‘appears at the SATURDAY MATINEE, APRIL 30. HOME and TRYING If ON. _ Bor oflice now open. CADEMY OF MUSI RT GRAND POPULAR OPERA. ion TO-MORROW WRIDAY) EVENIN 1G, April 29, at 8 o'clock, will be rier aT faut opera, in four acts, itis" eadlemy, at Sebtemer', also ai SATURDAY AY, ABR at 1:30 P. M. es PA: ‘ke, GRAND F. TTI MATIN. MAGIC FLUTE. Miss CARLOTTA PATTI in her great role QUEEN OF NIGHT. CADEMY.—LAST Part mage FLUTE MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 30, AT 1 Max Strakosh respectfully announces the last (posi pearance of appearance Of M138 CARLOTTA PATTI he le of peewee WEEN OF NIGHT, in Mozart's Grand Sete FL UTR, in 4 acts, AT THE FAREWELL 1 patty MATINEE, SATURDAY, APRIL 30, AT 1i¢ M. This will be the final in jon, as Mins Patti and Com- pany a) in Plvladelphian Monday, May SSA UDAUIBA: Ha MANN: FORMES, and JOSEP HERWANNS 18 bie great role’ of + SSARAS TRO." GRAND CHORUS ‘AND ORCHES DIRECTOR. HEODORE RITTER ES. Admission, $1; Reserved Seats, 5lc. extra; Box Seats, #1 extra. Doors open at 12:80 P. M. ' Bente now at Academy, and at 701 and U4 eee “ACADEMY, J BR PAT’ ST REPRESENTATION AGIC FLUTE.” THIS: Aare EVENIN ens 23, at 8, ML ‘A PATTI~TO-NIGHT, Gitar gemnroneee OF NIGHT.” JUEEN CANISSA, pzviBA HABELMANN, _ FORMES,* 1d JOBEF HERRMANNS the great Basso. Seats snow at the Academy, Brooklyn, and at 114 Broad- way, New York. RAND COMPLIMENTARY, CONCERT TENDERED TO . EMELINE REED Regul to her a partare for Europe by the following dis- sae citizens om KEY HALL, AUGUST BELMONT, ely) Hon, JOHN B. BRADY IORACE GREELEY, BERT CARDOZO, EORGE OP 1, M Ly (CH. B. CONNO! Hon: SaMESC. SPENCER, Hon. SAMUEL B. GARVIN, Hon: CHAS. PDALY, Hon, CHAS. E. LOEW, Hon. ¥. W. LOBW. Hon. bs HATH, AR J ‘Al sagan 4 THURSDAY r EVENING APRIL 28, MRS. EMELINE REED this occasion be assisted by the follow! rina RONCONI, Signor BOY, ignor RONCONI, Nive MEHLIG, r SARASALE, Herr WERNER, jusical Director... Mr. COLBY. ‘Admission #1; reserved seats bic. extra; to be bad at Pond’s and Schirmer's music stores and at the hall on the day of the concert. ERNANDE. Mr. JAMES SCHONRERG rake to inform managers and - fession generally that be bas adapted to the English “ Fthe bore famed Play, by Victorien “apa now crea in Pa ting great excitement ris... Those desiring "to, produce HOE great cxclteege address ‘Mr. SCHONBEHG, aly dant Fourteenth street. 618 HUSEUM OF ANATONY on 618 Broadway. 618 #05 ———— 618 61s @ are feartully and os 618 wonderfully made. HH 618 ———— ity SIs The Beauties. Woo 615 8i8 the flumau and Animal Cre 618 618 one : fic aiien: ROADWAY PNEUMATIC UNDERGROUND RaIL- way. Y* 960 Broadway, corner Warren atroet, Open for the benetit of the Union Home and School for Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Orphans. GREAT TUNNEL! HYDRAULIC | TUNNELLING MACHINE! TIG BLOWING ENGINE!!! ELEG. ii WAITING ROOMS! }OMFO! ade PASSENGER CAR!! IMPROVED STEAM MACHINERY!!! CROWDS OF THE ELITE! FASHIONABLE PROMENADE!! ALL UNDERGROUNDII! Open from 10 till 5. ADMISSION 25¢, QFGAN, EXHIBITION, e new Organ built for the new Presbyterian, church, Singsing, N'Y, by J. H. &C. 8. ODELL,containing their cele- brated patent pneumatic compositions, reversible couplers and other improvements, will be exhibited on the evenings of ‘April $8 and 2 af thelr manufactory, and 409 Went Forty- secon First class organiata will perform. THE L LECTURE SEASON, _ JMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN 0 ONLY, ON invaluable and scientific subjects, showing what we live live for, Are. delivered daily at the ny. Freee rege attend can 1g 35 cents hy interestin, New York Museum of Anatomy receive a copy by forwardin, Broadway. ME. MURIO- CEL LN OPERAT le ENTER- ME LA bis soy AND. TBUGIA DI pe Oo! RIDA! Pic) inne oe Ry 18 pert eda Meg be ks sold at Chestvosineet office, 114 Broadway: at Mh Mam A. eS aie a 7 Broadway, and at Schuberth’ “MUSICAL. FIRST CLASS ORGANIST DESIRES A POSI tion, Address B. F. G., Herald office. FIRST CLASS TENOR WISHES AN ENGAGEMENT a nit familiar witt I pal service. ‘Address-A, B., bor 1) Herald ollie. IANOYORTE TUNER AND PRACTICAL RE- iver desires a re-engagement; reference can be ob- iatned of inst Sovlre. Address EH. M., Tuner, Herald Branch office, Brookiyn, TANOFORTE AND SINGING. organist of the Chapel, Roya irom $7 per quarter. Practice. Removed to 28 Pupils aor ‘averiey place. - PARISIAN GALLERY 618%¢ Broadway. This exquisite collection, which embraces all that is TE, LADIES OF SOROSIS AT THE UNION LEAGUE ‘Theatre on Friday evening, 29th. Tickets for sale at the music stores. “ aoe AJAR,” BY J. R. THOMAS,-NEW AND beautiful song just published; also just out “Jolly Brovhers* Galop,” 30c. and “Chasse Infernale Galop,” ar- ranged for foun hands, to be Weis. C. &CO., Publishers, 711 11 Broadway, _ Baws, sanananoRsois GREA® PATENT PAR- lor and stage jos; the most brilliant toned tnetru- ae in tae ae ‘Lnstructions given by HENRY DUB- N, 26), Bowary. wed TPUVATRE TICKET, OFFICE, id BROADWAY. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES, TWE! ‘most succeas(ul 7-6 en mh TiMrranonses °° witnessed from February 7 to April 23 (76 represeutations) upwards of delighted visi ‘Mt dcvilipidnenteatcin General Ds SPANISH LONDON, ina benutiful and Ooginal | ee Divert Musio, Novel A‘ DONNA CECILIA ROM DONNA PLACIDA ALCAR EM GRAND COMBINATION. 200,000 ‘Great bit ot the new and ori joel, BALLET DIACKION BY SIGNOR COSTA, ALL TH PREMILKES, SECONDES, ALL THE ALL THE CORYPHEES, and forty-elght beautiful 3 young adi’ to his new spoctalty ‘with Mile, Roze, entitled IN AND NINBTTE, EVERY NIGHT ‘AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Seats secured ten days in advance at the box oflice; alao Schirmer's, 701 Broadway, and at the Erie Railway ticket oillee, corner ‘Twenty. ane street and Broad way. BoraY NOTICE, AY, M. ALLET from her Majesty's Ro: ahd the peine ie thea I Italian Opers, of TURKEY and rayPr. RAND OPERA HOU) SE, -third street and Bight aveque. The (reat t TSH BALLET TROUPE ee Medina from fer Majesty's Hoyal Ttallan Opera, and the brinelpel theatres in TURKEY and will make their FIRST APPEARANCE in erates n MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2, 1870, aia tt aad. cost ‘aarasian n Costumes, Characteristic econsortog, and introducing DOX FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ, FON ANTONIO FERNANDEZ, DONNA ANTONIA SALVADOR, DON NICOMEDES ap eaten ity bag 4 heautifu! Corphees and a full Corps de Ball Box sheet now open. OWERY, THEATRE WM. B. rietor and Mani ‘A WEEK OF WONDE! GUST SIEGRIST, JR., Inventor of the AXectat Velocipede, and ‘Cham Neloot will ride. his velocipede on Ll eeaeey ae praia of the worl le wi pedlstive extctme, back of the nage across, the parquet to the socond tier of boxes, and return to the stage a distance each way of fect—a feat never accomplished ‘by any other performer in the world. by the same, 1200 fect, and at an-altiude of 40 R. EDWIN Ee reargubetr cgi ES STOR BORD On) the 3 f NEW S’ ’ A Drama of POR THE DOG « oF YORK IN 1840-70, and. the GIs. OVERLAND ROU! 'E. Comic Mr. BLANCHARD and his pay 3 by rel SNIFFEN, Dog Carlo, ‘Wonk AY AFTERNOON, AND EVENING, AN LL. BENE: MR. WILLIAM B.- PABLIGH, Box book now open. Bee oRY THEATRE. ANNUAL | \L BENEN tT Mf, WILLIAM B. PRELIGHL, Manager und Proprietor, RIDAY, APRIL 29, 1390, EVENING AT 7X O'CLOCK, AFTERNOON an O'CLOCK, ‘on whieh occasion mo FRELIGH takes pleasure io anoounc~ g that the followin; ARRAY OF “DISTINGUISHED ARTIS ave generously proffered their valuable services for this occasion, and will appear in a series of entertainments hitherto iineq ralled, ATIC, MUSICAL AND VARIETY. MISS RACHEL, DERVILs MRS. J. J. PRIOR, By courtesy of | Mrs, F. 8. Conway, of Mrs. F. B. Conway's heatre, Brooklyn: J LINGARD, 4. Hl. BOWERS, MISS NELLIE HOWARD, BILLY WEST, JOHN OBERIST, mlanign of Mesars. Birchy Wambold, Heruard, Backus, FA SK SEYM RANT LORGL t THOMFAON, T. 6, RIGGS, By kind permission on not Tony Pastor, Exq. by permission of Jouh Hart, Bag. of the Tammany. by kind permission of ‘Meners. Butler & Gilmore, Taeatra MISS MILLIE SACK. JOHN MULLIGAN, ‘Comique. JOHNNY MORRISSEY, : J. ROOME, LITTLE, by permission of T. L. Donnelly, Ea, Olympic Theatre, F, HOWARD, JOHNNY Rite se TRA PAINE, BOBBY DALY, HUGH HAGGERTY, MULE, CONCHITA RONZANTI iene sRove OLLINS AND OAKES. Also the full dramatic company attached to the theatre, all of Megs tte. ay par rin the very best entertainment ever resented in this PrBox book now opens Benofit tickets good for either per- formance. ee ae sn WERY THEATRE. Thoce ‘Those ladies and gentlemen who have kindly volunteered aries BENEFIT OF MR. WM. B. tes will please assemble on the stage at 12! day (Thure- day) for rehearsal, The orchestra will rn aiteadaase. IAMMANY. Mr, er ot RS 3 NEW STARS ADDED TO _ THE 100 STAR ARTISTS. 100 STAR ARTISTS. SHERIDAN AND MACK, ‘Miss CLARA Byte if ree THE ALHAMBRA PALACE. se+ereeManager and Director a JOnNRY WILD, J. W. MOAN! AEM “@US WIDLLIA! FRANK GIBONS AND GRAND BALLET. "50 Acts EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. ONDAY NI EXT-STARTLING f NOVELTIES. A Real Live Prince appear. Yankee Locke and 10) Star Attite wil a appent ‘The wonderful iiralty pate will shorily nella M*: ¥ 8 Conway's “ARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, HURSOAY, APRIL MRS: D, P! BOWERS ‘ar this evening as LADY MACBETH, assisted by will apy MeCotom in the character of Machel Mr. J. GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS Creme de ta Creme of Minstreley. Great success of the great Burlesque Artist and author of “Shoo, Fly,” ROLLIN HOWARD, Inmploneé aucoess of MASTER, FINK the Roy Soprano. BIRCH, WAMBOULD, BERNARD A US. Delightful var sing ee Masih OBEREST, el itful ‘art by A . 3 HATTUSK ‘and DWY! The 7 ou UEEN and WEST. JOHN id BILLY EMMETT'S ENT RICITIES. BrnCR, BERNARD. and BACKUS IN. Both ACTS. ¢ LAVELLEO'S GREAT ORCH: BOBBY * NitweoMB" 'S NEW SONG AND DANCE ILLO HALL, APOLLO HALL, Ar Corner of Broadway, and Twrenty-sighth street, M. 3 th oat 9 miata a — H Ree BARNEY AND" THE. GHO Last week for a cheap trip across the ‘iiantic and through Ireland. Teserved a Matinee Soinesday ‘and Saturday at 21. M. Children, lée. ; adults, ‘APOLLO HALL, wenty eighth street, Hen Por IN; ee v EVENING, TRENEETT or ERT BYRNES ast BARNEY, THE GUIDE, and last night but one or IRELAND IN AMERICA Teron HALL, Cre Ac VOT NE and3 Twei SSOCIATION HALL, Corner of Fourth Avenue and Twenty-third street, 28, MR. F. Toredar Hresls RAND CONCERT, on which coat he iat be assisted by the folowing celebrated artist as read yee the eminent pianiste. ann E KEMPTON, contralto. i 8. B. MTL the eminent pianiek, 1. THEODOR: SaRHOHAR violin. ir. BRAND, violoncello. Miz HOCH, violoncello. bein fe Admission Ove Doiler, euervation of seats. Tickets can be obtained os all ul the princinal music stores., i AN an eee ee oe aes GRAND ORGAN IN ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH, it Sixteenth street, pa by pee Son, will be hinted on Thursday evening. ‘Wiadame janzocehi wil sing swith ‘Verdure Clad” and “I Know that my Redeomec iveth. Dr. Aves will perform his ei en ie piece. ther emingnt arviete will Admission, One ‘Dollar. SPLENDID SS EnGn J PATTISON & CO., 4 and 60 East twenty bird eee ‘under Association Hall, apufacturers of GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOFORTES, DURABILITY, PURITY, RICHNESS AND MELODY OF TONE AND. RARE VERFECTION OF TOUCH, ARE UNSURPASSED IN THE WOR! The proteseion eK AGO Et Mr J-M. Pattison as a Com cert Pianist 18 widely known. The most celebrated makera of pianos have constantig quoted his opizion as a guarantee of the excellence.of their instruments. Mr. J. N. Pattison ywledge and ex- nos he now offera ledges his reputation: Spe in their unsur their purity, depth and Drillianey’ of toue uation and 1¢ tou which have never been fession to tospect these Tastrurieny which they can offer ata price whicn will defy competition. N. PATTISON & CO., 48 and 50 East Twenty-third atreet, Piansse to rent and for sale by installments, i EN PANINO GAME OF THE EMPIRE BASE BALL CLUB Y No-duy, Thursday, the 26th inat., atklysian Fields, Hobo~ he ATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN. ‘The Forty-fifth Annual Exbibition of Pictures and Sculp- tures is now open day and evening, corner Twenty-third street and Fourth avi HEATRE FRANCAIS TO LET—FOR OPERATIC AND drainatic pertormances, concerts, faira, lectures, ballay y the day, week or month: Apply te |. GRAU, or at Wes oflee, Theatre Fraacals, West Fitveana street.