The New York Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1872, Page 5

aaa NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1872 someboty wil! katw why and by whom it When the Bachelder machine was extended for he prcand aime hy Comsreny jut @ little more than a year 26°, - surrED THROUGH Ao, quiNtLY ‘that not half a dozen members in cither House knew any- Ny: thing about it But now Senators and Representatives cannot plead ignorance. They have the facts and figure: before them. Know that sewing machine inveators and manufacturers have been paid over and over again for their inventions. They know that the public, the poor sewing rls, the mechanics and others, have been paying ree prices for sewing quite long enough. They know that te prices of sewing machines are higher now that they were ten years ago. And, finally, they know that there is but one course to pursue in me matter, and Soueaee eneee tne turing and selling chines become public property as present patents expire. Li BERET SRE HF THE OBSEQUIES OF NATHANIEL W. BELDEN. The Last Sad Rites to An Old and Es- teemed Actor in the Little Church Round the Corner. In the Chureh of the Transfiguration, situate in East Twenty-ninth street, were congregated yes- terday most of the prominent members of the thea- trical profession at present in this city. The place Of worship popularly known as “The Little Church Round the Corner,” was the same from which old George Holland was buried. Yesterday the re- mains of another old actor, Nathaniel W. Belden, better known in the theatrical profession under the name of N, B. Clarke, were borne from the quaint little edifice and consigned to their last resting Place. “When I ghuille oif this mortal coil,” said the old actor tow friend of his only’ @ few months since, during a conversation ‘in relation to George Holland, “I hope I may be buried from ‘that Little Church Round the Cor- ner,’ whose pastor spoke the last ‘words over poor George when otiers closed their @oors on him because he was an actor.” The old man’s living desire was carried out after his death, and the same clergyman, Dr. Houghton, who re: the funeral service over genial George Holland, yes- terday performed the same sad office over all that was left of bluff, honest, warm-hearted Nat Clarke. ong re One O'clock, the hour announced for the funeral rites, the seats in the little church be- came occupied. Seldom, indeed, does one witness together s0 many of the familiar faces of those who make New York laugh and minister to the plea- sures of her citizens, Rarely, indeed, do actors as- eine, om Thursday, April 18, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of his soul, ween tive of Arve, cet Ge maha wegeed ARE, @ native of Arva, Wan, Irelan 30. ee and 6 months, i ‘he relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his brother, Edward Hare, 313 East Fourth street, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one pestoens The remains will be interred in Calvary Jemetery. HENKEN.—On Monday, April 15, after a short fll- rn Rican HENKEN, aged 47 years, 2 months and days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiuily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 82 Redford street, on Wednesday, the 17th inst., at one o'clock P. M. HoaG.—At Tarrytown, April 16, Mrs, Car aRINE C. Hoag, aged “incr Funeral at the house of the late Rev, A. C, Fields, on Friday morning, at half-past ten o’c! 5 Hopsy.—On Monday, April 15, Gro! R., only son of James R., Jr, and Katie Hobby, aged 13 months and 8 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grandparents, 108 East 114th street, on Wednesday, 17th inst., at eleven o’clock A. M. HowaxtH.—On Monday night, April 15, at 22 Downing street, J, H, HOWARTH, in the 37th year of his one 2 ~ Prténds and members of the Masonic fraternity are invited to attend the funeral, from Odd Fellows? Hall, on Thursday, April 18, at one P. M. Donic Longs, No. 230, F. aND A. M.—Members are hereby summoned to attend a special meeting, at Corinthian Rooms, Odd Fellows’ Hall, on Thursday, April 18, at one o'clock P, M., to attend the funeral of our late brother J, H. Howarth, G. W. LEVICK, M. Hupson.—On Monday morning, April 15, ANDREW J. Hupson, in the 35th year of his age. His friends and those of his brothers, John H. and Victor E., are invited to attend the funeral. from his late residence, 223 Sullivan street, this (Wed- nesday) morning, at half-past nine o'clock, to the Church of St. Joseph, where a requiem mass will be ae a the repose of his soul; thence to Oalvary lemetery. oe Monday, April 15, JAMES KELLY, aged 1 relatives and friends of the family are respect- ay invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 125 West Nineteenth street, where car- Bos will be in waiting, from thence to St. Fran- cis Xavier's church, West Sixteenth street, where there will be a solemn high mass at half-past ten semble in large numbers at the burial of one of their profession. For some reason or other— though from no lack of heart or feeling, for as a class they are warm-hearted—they are not to be met tn numbers at the biers of those who go before. Yesterday the rule was reversed, and actors, old and rine, thronged to the little weather-beaten church ‘twenty-ninth street, to take their last look upon the face of one of the few now left of those who grew with the growth of the drama in this city almost from its infancy. He was truly one of th Mnks which connect us with the past, as mygh, if fio more 80, than George Holland, whose Reha he was. Among the crowd yesterday who passed by the coftin of the deceased were some who in years pd by fretted their brief hour on the mimic stage the same company with him. But few of them now remain; the old stock is fast passing away; a very few years more and they will all be numbered With the past. From the church the remains of the favorite old actor were borne by fond friends to Greenwood Cemetery, there to sleep his last sleep. We are such stuf? As dreams are made on; and our little life Is rounded with a sleep. <te- THE REAL ESTATE MARKET. Important Sales of Uptown Property. The most important sale of the week took place yesterday. Muller, Wilkins & Co. sold the entire block of land bounded by the Boulevard, 189th street, the Bloomingdale road and 140th street, containing twenty-six lots, and a gore of land oppo- od “site, On the south side of 139th street, between the if Boulevard and Bloomingdale road, containing seven city lots. ‘The following gives the par- soulars ~ wes Dei oe Ph fe } 4% 6. corner Boulevard and 140th st., 24.11x100. . $8,350 Joining, 2x10)... + 6,00) en ey Bree seem BEEZ ME tet Me ceeret Mierelatetetel sett Jota adjoining, 26x94, each..:: Jot adjoining, 26x64 Jot adjoining, 26x61 282 Jot adjoining, 2669 3,160 lot & w. corner Bl x8 4 s 4,600 lot's 6 iddth st, 86: fk w. Bloomingdale road, 35x 's adjoining, 25x99. 11, e: 21990 adjoining, 26x99.11 ce 2,750 4. ¢, corner Boulevard and 130th st.; 22. 11x49x103 11,000 lots x56 each 2 Jot lot 26x78. Jot ad Dot adjoining, 3 BY A. 4s. b. st. house, No. havi ‘avs. 8a. b. house I6xWx}4 bi J. BLEECKER, SON AND CO, 46 West l6tli st, between oth and MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ateen we Married. ALLISON--BURTHALL.—At Lafayette, N. J., on Thursday, April 11, 1872, Mr, CARLES E, ALLISON to Miss BLANCH BURTHALL. No cards, FInpLay--WAnDEL.-—On Tuesday, April 16, by the Rev. % W. Punnett, at the residence of the bride's rents, Staten Isiand, A. D. FINDLAY to SUSAN ANDEL. GaLiaGnER—Haws.—On Wednerday, April 10, 1872, by the Rev. Dr. Durrre, WILLIAM R. GALLA- ouge to Exma L., daugiter of the late J. H. Hobart Haws, all of this city. Samrson—Davy.—On Tuesday, April 16, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev, William B, Brown, WILLIAM H. Sampson to Mary B., daughter of Joseph Davy, Esq., of Waverley, N. J. SNIVELY--STRICKLAND.—At the Church of the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 16, by the Rev. William A. Snively, Rector of St. Peter's church, Albuny, Josern C. SNivety, M. D., to Mrs, JOSEPHINE STRICKLAND, both of Brookly Van ZANDT—Prrsson.—In the Church of the Tran. figuration, on Wednesday, April 10, by the Re George Clarke Houghton, of Trinity Parish, Mion Burns VAN Zanvv, of Brooklyn, to Miss LILuts [pa Pirgeon, of Flushing, L. i. ANTHONY.—In Worcester, Mass., on Friday, April 12, WILLIAM R. ANTHONY, formerly of New York, aged 52 years. Barrp.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, April 16, 1872, HELEN JANE, infant daughter of Andrew D. and Mary L. Baird, aged 4 months and 15 days. Funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o’clock, from 67 Keep street. BakeR.—On Monday, April 15, after a severe fl. ness, AUGUSTUS BAKER, aged 24 years, 3 months and 25 days, The relatives and friends of the family are re- mested to attend the funeral, from his late resi- lenve, 25) Broome st., this (Wednesday) afternoon, at haif-pest one o'clock, without further notice, Bavcui.x.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday, April 16, THOMAS BAUONLE, In the 66th year of his age. jotice of funeral hereafter. Benevicr.—At Audubon Park, on Sunday, April ‘14, Jesse W. Bewepicr, of the firm of Benedict & Boardman, in the 62d year of his age. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, on Wednesday, Apri! 17, at two o'clock. Trains for 162d street station leave Thirticth street depot, Hudson River Railroad, at 1:30, returning at 3:23 Carriages will be tn waiting on arrival of the train. Brvce.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Apri! 16, Mary, daughter of Duncan and Mary Bruce, aged 21 years. ‘The funerai services will take place at St. Mary’s church, on Tharsday, April 18, at ten o’clock A. M. ByTL On Monday, April 16, 1872, J. J. BYTLER, fn the 42d year of his age. The friends of the faintly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesdey, April 17, at ‘one o'clock P. M., from his late residence, No. 249 kast Thirtieth street. C. At Palisade avenue, Hudson City, at one 0 a of Tuesday, the loth inst., THOMAS CANNON, in the oth year of his age. His remain 1 be taken to Philadelphia for tn- terment. Friends and acquaintances are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late a tuils (Wednesday) morning, at half-past weven o'clock. c Canrer.--On Monday morning, Apri! 15, Eowarp CC. CARTER. Friends and acquaintances are | 4 to attend Dis funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his lute residence, 12 Macdongal street. Couny.—In West Stockbridge, on Sunday, April 14, of consumption, SUSAN CURRY, uneral took e from the residence of her brother-in-law, Thomas Marston, 210 West Thivty- second street; thence to Greenwood Cemetery. Paterson papers please 5 Dick rnsox.—-On Mont April 1d Epwarp 8. DIcKixson, late Superiiteatent of Third Avenue Rallroad. The funeral w! inet, at two o'cior om the Eleventh Pres- byterian church, in Pifty-lith street, between third, abd Lexington avenues. Relatives and frietds of the fasuily are invited to attend without further . Th ibe taken to Greenwoo'l, ay, Apri 14, THovas F widest gon of eury and Mavy HL Ewha e late Thomas Ewbank, take pia KP. M. BANK, Rverdeii aud grandson of aged 10 years and § month TAatives and friends of the family are invited to ond the Tureral, from the resident re vos pe jugton avenne, on Thursday, Aprils, atone vtcloe Fraufx.—On Monday, Aprii 15, SaMceL Kresr Fister, cliest son of Catherine and the late Charles Fisher, aged 15 years, Tis relatives and friends and also those of his noiuus G. Cowen, are respectfully invite the fneeral, fron his iate residence, 320 | eon Thursday, the 18th Bixteunth street. The remains will be Beephen'h CRACK, TWeRi eleth piECOh Ab JN, o'clock. His remains will be interred in Eleventh street Cemetery, Koor.—On Monday, April 15, after a short illness, Arnpr. D., son of Conrad and Rebecca Koop, aged 11 months and 10 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- day, the 18th inst., at half-past one o'clock P. M., fom ee residence of his parents, 280 West Twelfth street. wy Krvst.—On Monday svecting: April 15, at ten o'clock, after a short illness, H. Marrnias KRUSE, in the 64th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, and also the Roland Lodge, No. 110, A, 0. of G. F., are most respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 63 avenue C, near Sixth street, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Lynon.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, April 16, after a brief iliness, at her residence, 25 Division street, Brrpesr LyNcn, wife of the late Bernard Lynch, in the Sith year of her age. The rejatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral this (Wednesday, afternoon, 17th inst., at two o’clock. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. MANSFIELD.—At Dobbs’ Ferry, on Sunday, April 14, MARTIN, FILLMORE, son of Silas and Rebecca Mansfield, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- qnested to attend his funeral, from the Presbyterian church, Dobbs’ Ferry, this (Wednesday) afternoon, April 17, at three o’ciock. Train leaves Grand Cen- tral Depot, Fourth avenue and Forty-second street, re E70 iy M., returning at twentp-five minutes past ve BM Spee agit Ties MILBe -At Philadelphia, on Sunday, April 14 CuHaRLes L. MILpurn, son of Charles and Mary Milburn, aged 6 years, 7 months and 8 days. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his uncle, Mr. Alva A. Bedell, 223 East Eighty-second street, this day (Wednesday), to proceed to Greenwood for interment. MILLS.—On Sunday, April 14, Kare M., widow of John W. Mills and daughter of the late John Wilson. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Eliza Ann Wilson, 149 East Nineteenth street, on Wednesday, April 17, at two o'clock P, M. MOLLER.—On Monday, April 15, HERMANN W. MOLLER, aged 45 years, 10 months and 19 days. latives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Bergen ‘Wood avenue, corner of Paterson avenue, Jersey City Heights, on Thursday, April 18, at three P, M. [(ORFORD.—Suddenly, on Sunday, April 14, Mary Morrorp, aged 61 years, 3 months and 22 days. The funeral will take place from the Episcopal church, at Shrewsbury, N. J.,on Thursday morning, April 18, at eleven o'clock. (cDERMOTT.—On Monday, April 15, CATHERINE, wile of Terence McDermott, native of Roscommon, Ireland, aged 68 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, m her late residence, 220 East Twenty-ninth street, on Wed- nesday, April 17, at one o’clock P. M. punctual, McGourkEy.—On Monday, April 16, 1872, EMMA, infant daughter of George J. aud Jennie McGourkey, aged 14 days. : Joy.—At Ovid, Seneca county, New York, on Tuesday morning, April 16, ARAD Joy, aged 82 years. OweNs.—On Sunday, April 14, at his residence, 1‘ Thirteenth street, South Brooklyn, ROBERT VRNS, aged 41 years, Friends and relatives, also the members of the Ancient Briton B. 8., are requested to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 17th inst., at two P. M., without further notice. O’BRrEN.—On Tuesday, April 16, after a short ill- ness, DAVID O'BRIEN, & native of the city of Cork, Treland, aged 43. The relatives and friends of the family, also the members of St. Gabriel's R. C. T. A. B. Society, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- day, April 18, at one o’clock sharp, from his late residence, 340 East Twenty-fifth strect. Puipany.—On Monday, April 15, JANE JOHNSON, wife of Joseph Phipany. Funeral on Thursday, April 18, at Lage 34 one o'clock P. M., from 299 Rivington street. Relatives and friends are invited without further notice. Powrrs.—On Monday, April 15, James C. PowERs, aged 35 years. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are respect: fully Invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesi April 17, at one o'clock P. M., from his late resi- dence, 38 Greenwich street. PRAWL.—At Huguenot (south side), Staten Island, on Tuesday, April 16, Mrs. ELLEN B. PRawt, wile ol Benjamin P. Prawl. The funeral will take place from her late residence, on Thursday, April 18. Boat leaves foot of Wihiite- hall street at one o'clock. RussEL.—On Tuesday, April 16, at his residence, 228 High strect, Brooklyn, ALFRED C., husband of Ruth Russel, in the 28th year of his age. Wisbeach ubridgeshire, England) papers pigass copy. CHAAP,=-On Sunday, April 14, after a brief illness, at his residence, 132 My tle avenue, CHARLES F. R. Scraap, tn his 24th yeah. «~~ The relatives ang friends of the family are re- spectfully invitgd to attend the funeral, from th residence of his family, 152 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday, April 18, at two o'clock, y Sorvmacker.—On Sunday evening, April 14, ateer @ short and severe illness, ANNA MARIA MAfga- RETTR, beloved wife of John Schumacker, g@nd only danghter of the late Hoary Budke, aged 35 years, 7 months and 10 days. The relatives and friends of the family, a3 also the Gehrder Freundschafts Bund, the Bloomingdale Gardner's Horse Troop and the Knickerbocker So- clety, are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Luke's Lutheran church, Forty-third street, be- tween Eighth and Ninth avenues, on Wednesday, April 17, at half-past one o'clock P. M. The remains will be taken to Lutheran Cemetery for interment. SneRwoop.—On Tuesday, April 16, at Danbury, Conn., Marton, wife of Theodore Sherwood, and daughter of the late George L. Downs, in the 29th year of her age. Sriicocks.—On Monday, April 15, JANE, wife of Valentine Sillcocks, Sr., in the 68th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Jate residence, 326 West Thirty-third street, on Wednesday, April 17, at one o'clock. SKIppy.—At 112 West Thirty-fifth street, on Tues- day, April 16, ITRLEN, wife of Morgan J. Skiddy. ity of Cork (freland) papers please copy, Sroceum.—Snuddenly, in this city, on Tuesday, April 16, RowLaxp ©., son of the late John T. Slo- cum, of Hudson, aged 19 years aud 6 months, Remains taken to Hudson for interment. .—In Williamsburg, on Tnesd son of Richard 8. and Julia aged 6 years, § months and and 20 days. Li ives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grand- balla Clifton, 8. L, Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock, Tair.—Suddenty, on Tuesday, April 16, MARTAN, wife of A. F. Tait, aged 50 years, The relatives and friends of the family are in- vited to attend the funeral, in the hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, Twenty-third street, corner of Fonrth avenue, on Thursday morning, April 18, at ten o’clock, TaYLOn.—Ou Monday, April 15, Wintnnop BLAKE, infant son of Edward 8, aud Sarah EB. Taylor. Funeral services will be held at 88 Lexington nue, on Thursday afternoon, April 1s, at two jock. Vaunev.—On Friday, april 12, 1872, Rovan W. Vanxry, M. D., aged oz years and 6 months, Funeral will take place from his late residence, 28 Wes y-sixth street, on Thursday, April 18, at two o'cloc! f. Wrsox.—At New Brighton, 8. 1, on Monday, April 15, GkorGE W. WiLsos, in the 33d year of his age. Rotntives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, at St. Paul's church, corner of Vesey street and Bronar er New York, on Thurs- ry, April liwell, ring, at ten o'cloc ON eon On Tuesday morning, April 16, WILLsAM Wornratt, only child of Henry & and Emma F, Wil- son, aged 16 months and 23 days. at one o'clock eral on Thursday, 18th tnst., Aron. State strect, P.M., from his late residence, Brooklyn. wi Winttaws,—On Monday, April 15, Dante, Wit- LIAMS, d 42 yeara, 6 months and 15 days, “The relatives aud Hriguds are FoRveEHULly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 276 Warren street, Brooklyn, on Thursday, the 18th inst., at_half-past two o'clock. Members of Stella Lodge, No. F. and A, M., and members of the kong Tsiand Chub, are also respectfully invited to at- ni WINKLER.—On Saturday, aprill 13, ALBERT WINKLER, in the 36th year Ot his'age, is His friends and those of the faintly are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 88 South Eighth street, Williamsburg, on ‘Wedpeaday, Apa ti at two o'clock P, M. ScuMMONs.—Bilentid Lodge, No. 198, B, and A. M.— Brethren, you are hereby summoned to attend a special communication to be held at the lodge rooms, on Wednesday, the 17th inst., at one o'clock sharp, to pay the last tribute of respect to our late brother, Albert Winkler, SAMUEL HAMMOND, M. ZERUBBABEL CHAPTER, No, 147, R, A, M.—Com- PANIONS—You are hereby summoned to attend a special convocation of the chapter, at their rooms, corner Grand and Centre streets, on Wednesday (to-day), April 17, at one o'clock P. M., to pay the last tribute of respect to our late worthy com- panion, Albert Winkler. Companions ofsister chap- ters are invited to unite with us, BRRITT §, LEGGETT, H. P. oretal MaLcoLm STEWART, YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C. OR SALE—SIDE WHEEL AND PROPELLER STEA) ships; also Steamboats, suitable for river or exposed routes; also several Tugs and Steam Yachts; also a Hull, fitted with machinery for the manufacture of menhaden oil, with or without machinery, te. Apply to FREDER- ICK C. SCHMIDT, No. 1 South William street. OR SALE—A SLOOP YACHT 3 FEET LONG; IS furnished complete ; will be sold cheap, as the owner Address 8., Box 2245 Post has no further use for her, ottice. IFE BOATS.—-METALLIC AND WOOD LIFE BOATS, of various sizes, with detaching apparatus: price 3 io$5 per toot. “For sale by DANIEL W. RICHARDS & co. Mangin street. TEAMBOAT FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.—A_ FINE Excursion Steamer, 160x22 feet beam, double deck, in Eood order. Address H. T., steamboat, Herald office, ‘ANTED—A CENTRE-BOARD SLOOP YACHT, ‘from 40 to 50 feet in length; good head room, and price not to exceed $1,000, “Address X., box 189 Herald of- ‘ANTED—A BCHOONER YACHT OF FROM 5) TO tons; must be sound and well fitted in all respects, Address, stating all particulars and price, box 4,983 New York Post office. ANTED—A SINGLE SCULL BOAT, ADDRESS BOAT, Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broud- way. WANTED TO PURCHASE NHE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO BUY A NUMBER OF Speciinens of Steel Plate Vignettes and Commercial Blanks. MAYER & MERKEL, % Church street. ANTED—A SECOND HAND WROUGHT IRON VAT or Trough, open on top, about 13 feet long by 3 feet deep and tect wide. Address immediately R, A: BRICK & CO., 89 White street, NUE, riting, separarg elegraphy taught T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH A opposite Cooper Institute, —Bookkeepin Arithmeti¢, Shorthand, French and §) ladies’ department; day and evening ; practically ; demand for operators. FRENCH YOUNG LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS. governess ina private family. Apply tor re di address to Rev. VERREN, 28 West twenty street, between 9 and 12 o'clock. ABINGDON (TOWNSEND) BUSINESS COLLEGE, 571 Hudson street.—Day and evening. Accounts, English Branches, Classics, &¢.; German ‘spoken or i Tadiee Deparisiest. Also junior school advantages tor student CARD.—NEW PUPILS, OLD OR YOUNG, MAY receive private instruction in Penmanship and Book- keeping, day or evening, at hours suiting their conven- fence, Success guaranteed. RB. GOLDSMITH, | Sc OLIV: 172 Fifth avenue, cornér Tw QUVATION WANTED—T0 TEACH A DEAF MUTE © child, ina private tamily, by a young lady who has had several years’ experience ; good reterence; no objec tion to the country. Address L: A. G., care D, N. Richards, ts 30 Washington xt. Boston, Miss. also Hl. Amun: aay anew ARON CRISTALAR, Y, B A. 1. Stewart's, 1s now selling off his stock Of $60,000 worth of Household Furniture from the very best ‘manufac. turers, bought during the dull winter) months at about halt value, and he will offer for the next 30 days the sume at prices that will dety competition. Everyt hing in the ‘way of Household Furniture, Parlor, Bedroom, Library, and, in fact, all kinds Suits, Lounges, Easy Chairs, Desks, inarble to Tables, Mirrors, Sideboards, Wardrobes, &¢., &c. Cnt this out and call at 764 and 766 Broadway for bargains in furniture. ATOR SALE, IN Lots 70 SUIT, EURCHASERS all the elegant and plain Household Furniture, Car- Pets, Pianoforte, Mirrory, Bedsteads | Bureaus, ‘Tibles, Shaire, Paintings, Bronzes, Silver, China Ware ; righ Par- Jor Suits, made, 16 order, best city muke; one tor $2 cost $625; one $200, cost $480; rep Suits, $0; Brussels an Three-ply Carpets oe. yard up also Servants’ and Kitch: en Furniture, for’ less than half cost. dence, 120 West 23d street, bet. Gth and 7th avenues, (A. MAGNIFICENT POMPADOUR STYLE SATIN BR catel Parlor Suit, cost $450, for $10; one do., $7 Marie Antoinette Parlor Suit, im crimson sutin, cost $350, for $28; Turkish Suit, seven ‘pieces, two colored reps, silk 10 order for $650, for $275; walnut rep Suits, Be. per yard up; Fianoforte, Mir ron cs, Vases, Chamber ‘all private resi- Ses, Builet, ai Suits, Mattr xtension Table, for’ half cost, Residence 252 West Forty-second street, near Seventh a GREAT BARGAIN.—ELEGANT SUIT OF FURNT- ture, 10 pieces, in brocatel, upholstered by Stewart, Cost $600) in. use four months; will be sold for $375 it one week: owner leaves. Inquire at 205 East rom 4 to 6 o'clock P, M. A EADY WISHES, 70 DISPOSE OF HER, F ture privately.—A black walnut Parlor Suit, ding, Carpets, black walnut Tables, Chairs, Curtains, &. Parlor and Kitchen Stoves; must be sold before the 21 of tlis month, 1,289 Broadway, up stairs. LARGE, ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FUR A. Tateand Bedding at the lowest eash prices, on wi y or monthly instalments, at O'FARRELL'S warehouse, Fighth avenue, corner Twentieth street, PRIVATE FAMILY BREAKING UP HOCSEREEP- A. ig wil sell their Furniture at ayreat sacrifice, at private sale, Call at 343 East [2th street. (A. MAGNIFICENT, ASSORTMENT OF HOU Furniture for sale—Property family leaving perb Drawing Room Suits, Pompadour styles, c¢ Mik brocade, cost $050, for $250; one do., $150? do., $4 rosewood Piinotorte, cost $650, for $275; Mirrors, velvet, Brussels Carpets; Paintings, Bronzes, Clocks, Ornaments, Silverware, rosewood Etageres, Bookcase, Glasswar Linen, Books, Vases, Chindware, rosewood, walnut Bi Teaus? Bedsicads, Wardrobes, en suite, style’ Louis XIV Mattresses, Bedding; also Furniture servants’ apart: 880s ments, at hair the original cost. Call befure purchasing elsewhere 36 West 15th st., near Sth av. RARE CHANCE FOR CASH—AT PRIVATE R dence, 124 West 26th ear oth av.; Parlor Suits, » Shits, $40; Bedros its, $40; Brussels Carpets, , and 30) Lots cheap. fr Re ioe.’ yar ye Ss STORAGE AND SAFE KEEPING FOR FUR: AA. ture, Baggage, tc. taken upon elevators; se Closed apart HAEGER'S warehouses, Eighth ay nue, from Thirty-third to Thirty-tourth street and 252 Ninth avenue. Gane Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &e. Payments taken by the week or induth. KELLY & CO., i Sixth avenue. Terms easy. ONTHLY OR 2EKLY PAYMENTS. Furniture, Bedding, &e. HEALY Xd Prices lower than ‘PArRis.-HoTe ABEAT FE This magnitieent Hotel, sit fable quarter (Rue de la Paix), is by the first familles of both hemispheres. Its comfort, cleanliness and excellent evisine, combined with the ‘most careful attention, make it @ favorite rendezvous of American families.’ Charges moderate, _CASAXO' Gra cr cH. Saline Spa, containing Iodine and Bromine. ‘Opening of the season May 1. way station seven English miles from Bingen of ie situation, most genial climate and fa- state of health. hs from the spring water, which is conducted by pipes direct from the springs, t0 be had in all hotels or private houses oecupied by strangers. -__ MISCKLLANEOU YOUR PLATE GLASS AGAINST ALL MALI- s or accidental breakage ; also insured in transit, Get cirentar, with terms, froin NEW YORK PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COMPANY, 194 Broadw POLITICAL. — j OLITICAL PRINTING OF FE Y DESCRIPTION J done to short notice by the Metropolitan Printing Es- {ablishment, corner of Broadway and Ann street, New York. _ WATCHES, JEWELRY, Ke. D & CO., JEWELLERS, 2 r Fourteenth stre 3 sixth street.—Watch Silver Plated Ware RANK! s, Jewelry, Sterling retailed at manutac- turers’ price JOR SALE. 1g carat; pledge for $40; ticket cheaj Herald office. SOLITATE: TUD, WE! tem-winder ‘Wate Address INVESTM LIGHT ROOMS FOR and furniture of ali kinds A tt Tenth street, between Brow EPING FOR Baggage, &c.—Raised on elevators. Separate cle ompartments. HAEGER'S warehouses, Eighth a irty-third to Thirty-fourth streets, aud 232 FURNITURE, : _COAL AND Woop. $2 50 =—COKE OF VERY BEST QUALITY DE DL OU. jivered at $2 6 por ehaldron; a liberal dis count made on orders for ship ne Address Coke Ofive bho ork Gas Works, corner Twenty-first sieet and ave: nue A. MATRIMONIAL, REFINE! AY RICAN GENTLEMAN OF 3591 sires a rich, refined aid love wife, not ove medium size, blue eyes and Lght haa. Address GRANT, aid ofBsyy Mex ARPES, Proprivior. | AMUSEMENTS. L2*4 Epwin's THEATRE. vy CHAPMAN SISTERS, Great success. “Hit of the season. ALADDIN, Ne HERNANDEZ, HERNANDEZ, Cow-bell-o-giang, Chinese Dance, Pantomime, VOL AU VENT, ~ CHAPMAN SISTERS, MATINEE TO-DAY, 2 P.M. Tn preparatfon, POWER OF LOVE. iARDE! Bi FRIDAY, PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMEMTE oe; BLACK FRIDAY, BLACK FRIDAY. the man ONDAY, EVEN \G NEXT, APRIL 22. hagement beg leave to state th have been completed for fhe production one ene MATIC PLOTU THE TIME, THRILLING DRAM URE OF Mustrating one of the mo litera ue of the most Interesting and e: Of our financial tlstory" and yeaphically dessins Te ME. NCIDENTS OF THAT MEMORABLE DAY, The piece will be presented with appropriate local scenery, Intricate and elaborate mechanism, and with cast of Characters embracing many of the leading arusts of the country, BOX SHEET NOW OPEN. AD “IRELAND.” oon only. it WE Handing 'S NEW HiBERNICOD LAND IN AMERICA, ful representations of UEENSTOWN, van Hae OF KILLARNE THE UNRIVALLED LAKE MOUNTAIN: AND at LLE a E. MOUNTAIN SCENERY OF IRELAND, are een introducing the famous “BARNEY, THE GUIDE.” Orchestra Chairs, 75¢. ; Dress Circle, be. ; Gallery, 35c. Matinee Wedne; 2PM. Children, Ie: Childaen, le. Child: . Children, 15c. Children, 15e. ‘ADEMY—NILSSON’S FAREWELL—THE 20TH, NILSSON’S FAREWELL TO AMERICA, MONDAY EVENING, April 29, at 8 o'clock. allen, MAURICE AND MAX STRAKOSCH respectfully ounces FINAL APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK (passage having beon engaged on the Cunard steamship ‘uba, leaving this port on Wednesday, May I, and FAREWELL TO AMERICA of Mile. CHRISTINASRILS. SON, on MONDAY EVENING, April 29, at 8 o'clock, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, upon which occasion, belng for the benefit of Mile, Christina Nilsson, this popular lyric artist will be assisted by the members of the STRAKOSCH ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY, with GRAND CHORUS and ORCHESTRA, Mr, MAX MARETZEK. .. Musical Director and Conductor. Reserved sents $5 and $6, according to location. Seats can be secured on’ Thursday. morning, the 18th April, at A. M.. att ¢ onty Strakosch opera Ucket office, in the Everett House building, next, corner Seventeenth eet and Fourth avenu inway’s pianos are used by this company. HEATRE COMIQUE, JOSH HART,. GRAND FAMILY MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE, ALL THE NATIVE RING, a n, 514 BROADWAY, testes MANAGER MATIN’ MATINEE. STARS APPE. MATINEE. | THE WORRELL SISTERS, Miss SOPHITE, MATINEE, Miss ‘IRENE, 3 Miss JENNIE. MATINEE. —, MISS ELLA WESNER, MATINEE, MISS ELLA W in new songs and chan; MATINEE. The burlesque BLACK EYED SUSAN, MISS JENNIE WORRELL and MISS KITTY O'NEIL, in their gong and dance, at MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON. SE a MATINGE, MATIN MATINEE. MATINEE. A HOUSE, NT BALLET "ARISIAN THE ST. IN, X TROUPE, FARRON | BAKER AND. AS TIE LITTLE FRA The great trick pantomime, —— TOM, TOM, THE PIP. ‘ON Tony Pastor's latest Songs, Kerns'and evere, Mason, Queen, Girard, ebiter, & MY LATEST € Little Fraud,’ “After gel Snyder's Party,” “Good dy REDERICK BLUME, 27 Union square, SAMUEL P. AVERY'S: COLL) Charlie: Broadway ECTION OF PAINTINGS on exhibition at the SOMERVILLE ART GALLERY, #2 Filth avenue, day and evoning. NOR’S CLOSING RECEPTION DANSANTE, AT LYRIC HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, 19th inst, —PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN, singing, harmony. '92 Clinion place iudent’s Journal” and circu x AY WAT! ie aR / organ, guitar, (Bighth str i Call on or adi ADEMY IGN.—THE FORTY. nth Annual Exhibition now open, day and even. nty-third street, corner of Fourth avenue. Ad Zcents. Open on Sundays from noon to 6 P. admission 15 cents. sED TEN 1 Gi ICE ZA and qualifications, ts open to engagement in a first lass quartet from May 1; 4s wecustomed to Episcopal ser- Address CHURUH SINGER, Herald offic A. LQUTED NUMBER OF LADIES, WITH GOOD . voices and moderate musical ability, ean receive partially tree instruction trom a protessor of & musical in- stitute, “Address CAMILO, box 18) Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,2¢ ANTED-FOR A PR morning and evening. OTESTANT Address E. WHO IS A PUPIL OF TE rsand an alto singer in a ehurehy position in a choir either in the city or and to teach piano and singing in a school or ‘Address ©. L. D., station * A YOUNG LADY, ion on the piano very moderate inton place, ucar nce given. , de- T; A YOUNG MAN PRE, or; must e agood clear voice, N, box 147 New York Post office. NTED. ferred 0 CHURCH IN Y. D., an organist; must understand his salary (pot over 9OW, Address D. J., box 1,800 Post office. RANT CAMPAIGN With bass, tenc ers of music and in good social standing IC, Herald office. Gent! NOTICE TO T ‘oposals for building Boat Landing and ‘of Hydraulic Masonry, at Battery plac Sealed proposals endorsed with the title of nd the name of the bidder will be rece the Department of Docks until April Pr Wa ‘ved @ 23, 1872, at M., at which time the bids will be publicly 12 o'cloc opened and read, . Pians and specifications, together with the engineer's estimate of the amount of work to be done, can be se and blank forms of proposal and contract obtained on ap" tion at the office ot the departinent. The department reserves the right to reject any or all Commissioners RY, of tl ne ANE, | Department of Docks. RWORKS, INEER'S OFPICR, to be lai Drawing seen, and the Engineer. ‘Tenders must be delivered at the Commissioner's oftee, in Manchester, N. HL, on or before Wednesday, the Iii inst., at 12 o'clock M. ‘The Coinmissioners reserve the right to reject any or all tenders. By order of the Commissioners. specifications and form of contract may be rms of proposal obtained at the office of J, T, PANNING, Chief Engineer. SF ALED PROPOSALS H Will be received by the Committee on Normal College, , at the office of the. Clerk of the Department of Publid n, corner of Elm and Grand streets, until Wednes- ith day of April, 1872, and wnt}! one o'clock yr the Materials and Work for a new school building, to be erected on Lexington avenue, be- nd Sixty-ninth sireets, speci ns may be seen at the office of the ndent of Buildings and Repairs, 146 Grand strect, Is will be received for each branch of the work ye and to be endorsed, “Proposal for Mason osal ior Cut Stone,’ “Proposal for Carpen- »posal for Painting.” sponsible sureties to accompany each Propositl. positis Will not be considered unless sureties Tre 'naued and are entirely satisfac mmittee, The committee reserves the right to reject any or all of the propostis ofered WILLIAM WOOD, LLIAM E. Dt Committee 2) BY THE, at the office of Vv o Gr e doth day of April, 1872, an . on said day, for the Desks, &c., required for the new school house cor- and Stanton streets. ‘Also, at the sane time aud place, proposals will be re. ceived for the "Steam Heating Apparatus” for] said school fications may be seen at the office of the of Buildings and Repairs, 146 Grand street, r. is must contain the names of two responsible ye they will Not be considered, «reserve the right to reject any or all of the A. C. ANDERSON, EDWARD MIEHLIN Board of JSOSEPLLW Schoo! Trustees JOSEPIL K pBRreom Ward. Sew York, April —_ASTROLOGYS T NATURAL CLAIRVOYANT) from the cradle to the grave Fee $i. ADAME ROSA, ¢ revenis your Whole aval street, wear Hud ROF. LISTER, ASTROLOGER, FROM BOSTON, CAN be consisted at 74 Lexington avenue, yeiween Swen Wott aud Twenty shat etrecta, MISS LE ©} E, at Ditson’s Music St Next Monday, agement of ST WEEK ofthe accomplished artiste MISS CARI A 1c WEDNESDAY, n THE HUNCHBACK, PRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, April 19 and 20, as ANNE CAREW, in A SHEEP IN WOLF'S CLOTHING, and as JULIANA, in THE HONEYMOON, Pox book open six da; ir. BOOTH vARD MORTIMER, in Th ‘00D'S MUSEUM. GREAT SUCCESS. THIS RYENING, AT 6, 6c ar MISS LAURA KEENE Jn the great Draina, SEA OF IGE. ROLLIN . WLIN HOWARK: New Costumes, Scenery and Superior Cast. Saturday Matinee at 2, Or cure Your seaty in advance ana avoid the crowd. LE CLERCQ. LA 10: LE CLERC! April 17, and THURSDAY, April 18 came GADEMY GALA MATINER, HUGUENOTS, SATURDAY MATINEE at 1:30 o'clock. SATURD) elock. t 1. PLOT AND PASSION, TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS! HOUSES. ONERPLOWING! RCQ as MADAME FONTAUGES. . LES HUGUENOTS MATINEE (Last time.) With a splendi mise en scene, corps de ballet, military band on the staxe, and the GRAND ITALIAN OPE. n advance at the theatre, also will appear as SIR E IN . ore, TH Broadway. COMBINATION in the cast. Akt PAREPA-ROSA, PHILLIPS, RIDGWAY, Anil 22. re-appearance and farewellen« | | WACHTEL, 8. GY, CART, FORMES, COOK, &c. CARL ROSA’... Musical Director and Conductor, General Adu whi ‘ Boxes, $20; Reserved Seats in n THE Box sheet Special Ment months in preparati Booms THEATRE, BOOTH. Seats at Academy and 14 Broads It is respectfully announced that CADEMY,.—TROVATORE—TO-; SR EDWIN Boor A THE GRAND ITALIAN OPERA will commence his CARL ROSA and A, NEUENDOREP, WELL ENGAGEMENT D. DE VIVO... . PARE on MONDAY LYMPIC THEATRI G, L, FOX'S MATCHLESS FACIAL CARTOONS IN I ALL TIS RIVALS ARE SWEET AWAY, MATINEES WEDN. ny, $5; Reserved Seats in Fam- EVENING p (Last time), PAREPA-ROSA, in THE TRO} i . CARL ROSA ctor, F the Booth nights now open. 5 REZIA BORGLA. ae —RICHARD TIL has been many | PAREPA-ROSA, PHILLIPS, WACHTEL SANTLEY, ion, and will shortly be produced, with | Prices—Hoxes, $25 and $20; Reserved Seats in Parqued nery, Vostumes, Armour, Properties, &c. ueral Admission, $2; Reserved Seats ‘Adinission Family Virele, $1. ny and 14 Broadwa; OOKLYN ACADEMY. APRIL 29, HUMPTY DUMP? iRAND 11 2 E h REMODELLED. THE GRAND iT. TAN OF re, eee TION. HUMPTY 8 BOSS, ’3, WACHTEL, SANTLEY. y and 14 Broadway. NIBLO'S GARDEN, SEE HIM! ESDAYS AND Engagement extra and people's favorit tableaux and music Performance will fi SHO AVY Atanas cma entitle THE BEAUTIFUL SHOE BINDER OF LYNN; R, NEW YORK IN 1 who will appear in this beautifal_and superb drama, pro- duced with new scenery, nee he now London comedy, A. 3. 3. Matince on Saturday of the HOK BINDER OF LYNN, of THE VETERAN, SATURDAYS, AT 2, LY LAST WEEK OF Bowery THEATRE, “i WHER oF F WM. B. FRELIGH. Sipe nee tatceceeeeeeeesee Manager BURNAND'S BEST BURLESQUE, SECOND WEEK POLL AND PARTNER JO. of the produced with is Sensational Drama ENTIRE NEW SCENERY BY HEISTER, pie FULL OPERATIC CHORUS. D P. Connelly and E. Barry, LAST WEEK OF it & SLOCUM'S MINSTRELS number) will appear. POLL AND PARINE! ‘OL. JOR, MARY MAYBUD.. «1-MRS, JOHN WOOD (as originally played by her in Condon over one hundred nights, in which character she will sing 118 NEAR Was TROL 10 POLE, SS HEART 3 BLACK BRANDON HARRY HALYARD BATURDAY, ‘ON MONDAY will be presented the time, entitled S50, aordinary of the celebrated Comedian 8, E. W. MARSTON, ANSON uechanical effects, iluminaced wed expressly for it. ¢ Wi coin col EVE , APRIL 22, 1572, thr Uramatic picture of the Lier ri FRIDAY, he ts OF THAT MEMORABLE DAY, THEATRE, raphically deseribi STEN AND U AND INCIDE:! LAST NIGHT +» MANAGER ESTER WALLAC L JOHN HELEN TRACY Mrs. JOHN BROUGHAM SEFTON... THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, Boucicault’s great comedy, vox ATINER INDON ‘ASSURANCE, VOX» MATINEE is in preparation, and will be given tor the frst time here YORE MATINER n eight years on’ VOKE ATINE, 4 THURSDAY, April 18, VOX. MATINES with appropriate and beautiful scenery and appointments ro-DAY. TO-DAY. and the following array of talent :— TO-DAY. TO-DAY, Mr, C) THEWS Mr. LESTER WALLACK, ‘0-DAY. TO-DAY, Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM, — Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Doors open at 134; commence at 254. Mr. J.B. POLK, Mr. J. H. STODDART VOKES FAMILY, * Vit r OLLAND, Miss PLESSY MORDAUNT, VOKES FAMILY! . Mrs, JOLIN SEFTON r : * * THE FIRST OCCASION * guwnich those artists have appeared together, and form- THE n IN A UNAPPROACHARLE ON WN FRIDAY, 19th—LOND IN SATURDAY, 20th IN Box Book open tw IN bs = se iN TXTRA. IN SENSATIO: EXGiknes warnews jn nis original character of IN SENSATION DAZZLE LIN DANCE. K. -.. Charles Courtley Max Harkaway r Harcourt C ee y “ Spanker hady Gay Spank Grace Hiarkay N TIME IN TIME 1 A THE MISERERE FROM TROVATORE. ROMEO AND JULIE! RICHARD THE THIN! VOR WALLACK’S, AND BIRCH, WAMBO! 4 joe B. GOUGH, NEW LE THURSDA’ Admission 5 music store, EW YORK Mt way, between everything people daily on “The for ‘arded, post fr ETARY N AN FRANCISCO MIN: AS BUT ONE OF ‘TH ‘DA GLO TH FRIDAY, the 19th, @ shoitd visit this wor Philosophy of Marrtave.” unable to attend these fmiportant lectures can have them W 'YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6iS ay, New York, THE MACBETH IN THE THE VOKES. THE BURLES ALLET QUE SPA BY ‘THE VOKEs. 5 THE VOKES, GREATEST HIT EVER KNOWN. THE LD, Bi Standing y when the curtain rises. SAN FRANCIS Seats may be xo nee. Box OMee open daily trom tote. M s Places ean be booked by mail or telegraph. = rs wh ssh we 5 THEATR md Manager, .....Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY |/ treet, near Broadway, Curtain rises at8) f E ¢ . BE! e Le (Twenty-fourt! CTURE—“WILL IT PAY — ' COOPER UNION, EVENING, April 18, 8 o'clock. ats, 75¢. ‘At Pond’s upper ARTICLE “47. GREAT PARISIAN DRAMA. ee apr PR I TES TRE USEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- omeeee Houston and Bleecker strects.—Every | THIRD WEEK. THEATRE CROWDED TO THE DOORS, derful museum. It is full of should see and understand. Lectures Those parttes on recelpt of 25 cents, by addressing jut the Law is not. RAND FAIR open daily ti Twenty-see & 161 Fifth avenu YRAND FAIR NUMBER OF AA Sale very cheap for FAM é to dispose of a by one BEAUTIFUL new, first clas mist be sold year owner's trom § to 12 A. M, for Forty-tirst street. in aid, HOM@OPATIIC SUR 104g A. M. till uition DAY AND two RST. LUKE'S NOME APOLLO HALL, Broadway and ji CLOSING § PIANOFORTES. nts, but little used, in excellent order, tor the best makers; also a wa nch plate Mirror, with Cornice to match. West-Filtieth street. arly departure for Europe to study music Past face to face with the ot the Present. ous letter. Miss CLARA MORRIS, Miss FANNY DA- GILB ACT—A dang Characters by PRONOUNCED BY AND THE Ss VENPORT, Mrs. GILBERT, LINDA DEITZ, ROBERTA , IDA YERANGE, LOUISE VOLMER, Miss H. HARKINS, JAMES LEWIS, W. ALSO ON WEDNE> ISP, LOUIS JAMES, W. J. ‘LE. ETS, WITH COUPON H GRIFFITHS, GEO! PARKES, MITH'S COLL CHAPMAN, BURNETT, PIERCE, & FOURTH MATINEE ARTIOLE 47, SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, A SPECIAL MATINEE OF ARTICLE i FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE FOUND- MAY BE SECURED ten days In advance. RAND OPERA HOUSE. JOHN F. COLB.. the ICAL HOSPITAL, 14 P. M., at Armory of the h street near Sixth except Wednesday and Ja nights, and admission 9 nurses admitted trom 10:3 | LING cht, a sand ents Sole Lessee and Manager LOU rand Pic RUSAL! f nty-second street. Fa plile oa : ven which pass lin rd street stage routs the door of the theatre, LALLA ROOKH! LALLA ROOKH I RHE ECTACLE EVER PRO- NY STAGE! EIGHTY THOUSAND DELIGHTED PEOPLE HAVB ALREADY WITNESSED IT é SCENERY! SUPERB DRESSESI NT ACCESSORIES! NCOMPARABLY GRAND!!! to see a plece which so fairly t!lus arison the rapid strides the American stage ken towards pertection tn its various de- eighth street. UNSOLD, NING, 8 O'CLOCK, PIANOS, WITH ALL MODE cash. No one she trates by he properties used in LALLA ROOKIT are nowled partments. universall fect yet produce foun’ mecha to be the most novel and pere ject the greatest credit on Amer- ac G UP HOUSEKEF, rosewood Piano, in exe nt trad ‘Apply at PEAS pply a THE FEA nateatdi {AUTIFUL! POS 1 oa PTUOUS DANCES! +The story of the play Is very charming, and is of the h fhruiness Kastern Princess, LALLA Roo Ttis tull of incident re SE s maker, maker's ‘at once for cash in consequence o ARE BEWILDE NG AND UNIQU rtwodays. 584 Fourth avenue, Pian A ‘ ROU ears all round, tTwenty-tirst » LL & CO. ve rand impro' ¥ Be iverstrung snerifice ; instalny Bit Plate, patent agraffe ; te Cover and Parlor and Bedroon less than half cost, at private resid ul street between 6th and bill of sale; ised 9 month re avenue NPS MINSTR Pit FOOD PIANOFORT! leaving city; made red in advance, QTEINWaY HALI—rHt Chamber, Grand hasing elsewhe st 15th VOCAL AND IN NT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. for the benefit c 4 fagrafie, overstrang, carved gs, used ashort | BERTHA MONIS, BERTIA’ MONIS, aged only nine vears, Who will be assisted by Fraulein FRIEDERIKA ROKONL, the celebruted So- rano; Senorita JOSEPHINE PILOMENO, the renowned hand Piano omy $00, EK & SON, 127 Bleecker street. UMFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, ONLY g200— | Ufiteai Viol Miss LUCKSTONK, Pianiste, pupil of A Seven octave, round corners, carved legs; modern Mr. W. J. HILL, the popular Tene rod. Re improvements; con bargain for | THOMAS, the celebrated Baritone; Herr PF. WiLD- sh. J. BIDDE ‘ar Broadway. YER, the eminent Vie ellist. or Tg 4 i Conduetor, Herr Fe ANT PIANO, FINISHED Orchestra—Cont Ve sold. Thursday, April. 18, at 138 treet, at the auction sale of BLACK- THAN $1 IAND- brated maker; mod- weet, power> ‘Admission Tickets, $1, at Schirmer’s, huberth's, Jory *W. A. Bond's, and al! the pri jeneral Ticket ofiiee, —— Hall y mus! ‘and at vements p ernst ful tone. Third street, near Bowery — ——— _— 7 a re ss ~ Day NPVHIS EVENING AT & O'CLOCK, a T BLUME'S—ELEGANTLY CARV T THIRTY-THIRD GRAND CONCERT AA Pianos, patent agraffe, overstr OF THE PAVILION improvements. Second hand Planos, $175, $275; HESTRA, bargains. FREDERICK BLUM ky 4 ANILION, road wa PAVILION, - . %: 688 RROADWAY, NEAR FOURTH STRE CARVED; AUL PALR. ¥ improvement} iplauos to rent, ABLES, -fourtl street, Admission G RAND FAIR. IN AID OF AT A 1, LUKE'S HOME, HAL Ly APOLLO. f second brilliant tone, front room. dress B. W. H., bo: W PRIVATE ACADE! no ie 2 JOR SALE CHEAP. octave Pianofortes, first ¢ Apply at 143 Bleee w* D TO PURCHA’ class Piano; also. a suit of ‘THE , THE PEOPLE; Ve Admittance 2 cents “DANCING ACADE SAUSE'S DANCING AC S*iiivare LESSONS 470 Bighth aven " ; ‘“ JARVED PIANOFORTE LEGS OF THE LATEST sath / styles always on hand; also plano carving done to 5 is, 3 oFder # HL. KOECHLING & CON 103 Rivington street, aay tipecen ibrettos, KF HERS NEW SCALE: PIANOS—THE MO: , liable Pianos made; fully warranted. 425 wi Twenty-cighth street, near Ninth avenue, Also fvst class nid. ASTUM, Pitt e gud —Open day and evening. bition takes place on Thursday 3 gba es OHN WOOD'S Street, near Firth Fro anna pring € evening, April 18. TWO N OF MUSIC FOR 800. BEST 5 » Quadrilies, by Abt, Claribel ae ‘arlow, Weingarten, Ziko! Union'square, Browd way. x14 Herald oifice c ETROPOLITAN | M STURE SEASON. ror LECTURE SE -~ THEATRICAL AND v c e President ? " Or te Ot CRINRON. SHOW PRINTING at the ner Institute, ESTABLISHMENT, FRIDAY NING, APRIL 19. HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, — A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAT, OR] MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY oN HaND, E J orace Greciey will preside, i ACADEMIES, 7 ANY HOUR, iy, fi RAS) ELEVENTH STREET, A DAY