The New York Herald Newspaper, April 22, 1872, Page 8

» AQUATIC. Whe National Amateur Regatta of the Schuylkill Navy—The Course Sclected— The Proposed Prizes and tho Clubs that ‘Will Probably Enter for the Several Races. ‘The National Amateur Regatta, to come off in Yone at Philadelphia, under the management of the Schuylkill Navy, is to be held on the Schuylkill, be- ‘tween the Falls bridge and Columbia bridge, the eourse being from bridge to bridge and return. The spot is within the limits of Fairmount Park, con- venient of access from the city, and the rising ground on either side of this portion of the river farnishes excellent stand points from which the eye may follow the races from start to close. A Place more sulted to the purpose could hardly be Sound, It is expected that each of tne following cds of ‘the Schuylkill Navy will enter for one or more of ‘the several races:—The Undine, University, Quaker Oity, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Malta and Cres- cent. The West Philadelphia Club contemplate en- tering for the six-oared gig race. In regard to prizes the proposition now Is to give |, ghandeome cup of appropriate design as a prize for each crew race, and in addition a commemora- ‘tion medal to prey member of each winning crew. For the double, pair-oar and single shell races there to be indivi val obey ormne well-known er sca) of Yonkers, N. Y., have signified to the Se uylkill Ni ay their intention to enter for the following race: ‘ingle shell, four- oared shell and six-oared gig, and have named the fol- Jewing crews and substitutes :—For the single shell, ‘Thomas Fearon; substitute, J, H. Keeler. For the four-oared shell—Stroke, John’ H. Keeler; Wiiliam MeFarlan, Owen Van Winkle, and T. Fearon, bow; eudstitute, Howard Flagg. For the six-oared outrig: gig the six above nated ; substitutes, Benjamin fiason and Wilbur H. Flagg. This arrangement is, ef course, anbject to modi ication prior to May 16, when the entries are to be closed. Rumors have been received, and it is hoped will soon be authoritatively confirmed, that the Nassau lub, of New York, will enter for several of the races, and that the well-known oaramen, Messra, Losec and Swan, are to contend for the double shell prizes. ‘The regatta is be strictly what its name im- por ‘amateur ;"’ and the better to assure this and prevent the possible cre eping in of pro- fessionals unawares the names of the different crews entered from various quarters are to be si i eae thus giving opportunity to all concerned for the presenting and consideration of ‘ebjections. At a recent meeting of the representatives of the boat clubs of the District of Columbia it was re- solved to have a grand national regatta on the Potomac River in June or July. They propose, by offering handsome and sultablé prizes, to bring’ to- gether the most skilfl and accomplished oarsmen of the country, embracing professional as well as amateur crews, and expect to have present and partich en in the regatta the most celebrated erews from the British Provinces, CITY GOVERNMENT. Board of Aldermen, STATED SESSION. Rapa, April 18, 1872-8 o'clock P. M. ormnntyonn Cochran, » President, and a full “Sho. ‘minatop of tho mecting of April 15, 1872, were read ond appro The Purwoxve Inld before the Board the Ninth Annua Report ofthe Now York Chiholic Protectory. ch wax ordered on file. quent “OuDeRs LAID ON THe TADLE AND INDEFIOTELY rosrroxen. Borotutions relating to rapid transit inthis city. port of Committee on Ralaries and Ofieas, with an ce to aipend article 2 of chaptor 2 of the Revised ces of 156, relating to tho Clerk of the Common arepstation thet Forncgn eteee Fifth ana resolution that Fortieth street, between a = avenues, be paved with Grahamite Asphalt pave- eeolution, appoint Francis J. Clsnoros aCity S mean adayied yi following ¥cte: ee ieee Forence, fourth danghter of Gilson and Hat- 3 A. Carman, aged 7 year and 3 months, The Telstives and friends are. respectfully invited to attend the danpral, on Tuesday, 23d inst., at two o'clock P, M., from the residence of her parents, No, 81 Bedford avenue, BrookiyD, E. D. ‘OuaPFeY.—On Saturday, April 2, after a short and severe illness. Mr. TimorHy CLavrEy, aged 40 ears, Years. -satives and friends ef the family, and the members of the Denis Burns Association, are respectfully Invited to attend the faneral, from his late residence, 49 Rose street, on Monday, April 22, at twoo’clock. ‘penis BURNS ASSOCTATION.K—The members of the Denis Burns Association are requested to meet at Sele rooms, Sixth Ward Hotel, on Monday, April at one o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect 3 our late worthy Brother, Mr. Timothy Claffey, OWEN FOLEY, President. Peter H. KBELAN, Secretary, CLypr.—On Sunday, April 21, after a short and sovere illness, PHEBE J., wife of John J. Clyde, in the both year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the pole are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 86 Union avenue, Brookl; m, E. D., on Tuesday, April 23, at two o'clock P. M. CornyN.—On Sunday, April 21, Mary CoNnsTaNcE CORNYN, aged 16 years. The funeral will take place on Tuesday, April 23, at ten o’clock A. M., from her father’s rest dence, 469 West Twenty-second street. The friends of the Mays? are respectfully invited to attend, Crook.—At the St. George Hotel, No. 906 Broad- ray, on Sunday, April 21, at $P.M., Rurus Crook, he 86th year of his age. Note of funeral hereafter. DILLON.—On Sunday, April 21, RICHARD CHARLES, youngest son of Will iam and Mary Dilton, aged 4 years, 9 months and 16 days, Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 2 James slip, on Tuesday, wn 28, at one o'clock. DINGWELL.—Joun D. ILLARD LODGE, No, 250, F. AND A. M.—BRETHREN—You are hereby summoned to attend a special communication at the lodge rooms, No. 8 Union square, on Tuesday, April 23, z one o’clock sharp, to attend the funeral of our deceased Brother Bilas R. san ore ae order of WARD, M. Tomas J. Drew, Secretar sat D1xon.—On Saturday, April 20, Jon Josern, son ofJohn and Frances on, aged 5 years and 6 months. ‘The funerai to take place on Monday, from 64 Car- mine street, at two o'clock P. M. Doran.—On Sunday, April 21, Katy DOoLan, daughter of Philip an the late Lucy Dolan, in the 18th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 373 East Tenth street, on ‘Tuesday, April 23, at half-past one o'clock. San Francisco pa) pers please copy. FLANAGAN.—On Saturday, April 20, at three o’clock, JOHN FLANAGAN, @ Native of county Ros- common, parish of Grevagh, Ireland, in the 80th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take place, from his late resi- dence, 91 Monroe street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Frazza.—On Friday, April 19, at her late resi- dence, 312 East Fourteenth street, CanLorra, wife of J. Frazza. ‘The funeral will take place from St. Vincent De Paul’schurch, West Twenty-third street, on Monday, the 22d inst., at half-past ten A, M. Forp.—Oon Sunday, April 21, Mary, the beloved wife of John Ford, aged 38 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 13 Orchard street, on Tuesday, 23d inst., at half-past one o'clock P. M. precisely. Groston.—At East Chester, N. Y, on Saturday, April 20, Miss Mary H. Grosuon. * ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Paul's? church, East Chester, on Tuesday, April 23, at two o'clock P. M. Carriages will be in attendance on the arrival at Mount Ver- non of the haif-past eleven o'clock train, New Haven Railroad, Hoimes—On Friday, April 19, CLEMENCE HOLMES, aged 98 years. The relatives and friends of the family and of her nephew, ©. W. Smith, are invited to attend her funeral, from $4Lexington avenue, on Mgnday, 22nd inst, at two o'clock P.M., without furthe® notice. Liteps.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, April 21, Amos Lrrps, in the 68th year of his age. Notice of funeral to-morrow, LittLe,—On Sunday morning, April 21, 187: ALIce MAUD, youngest danghter of ‘Thomas @. an Adaline Little, in the 16th eid of her age. The relatives and frie of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Satiraativet e President, Aldermen Coman, Falco- Ber, Gilsey, Joyce, McLaren, Plunkit fe, Vatice, Van ‘Bebaick and Wilder—ii. ia PETITIONS. By the Daasipent—Of Edgar Ketchum, against rosoln- ton to allow “shanty” of § Aventie Railroad Com- Dany in Kecond avenue, at Harlem River. ‘Was referred to the Committee on Streets, By the Paxstxnt—That Messrs, Ford & Co., the publish —That Messra. Ford & Co., the publish- ers of the Christian Union, have permisaon to erect a iluting lamp post over their press room: Was referred to the Conimitiee on Public Works, wa ‘Alderman Mantix— ‘at Wist street, from Ninth ayenue to the Boulevard pe errs and grad the curb and gutter stones set, sidewalks flagged where not atready done. Was reterred to the Committee on Rowe. REPORTS ADOPTED, Of the Special Commitize appointed to take charge of Mo matters contained in the petition or. protest of Jolin Dilger against‘admitting George W. Plunkitt to a seat in the Board of Aldermen, announcing that by the death of Michael Carroll, and the withdrawal of the protest. of John Dilger, both Aldermen Coman and Plunkitt were entitled to the undisturbed possession of. thelr seats as members of the Bourd, and asked to be discharged trom the further consideration of udopted he Preside in, MeLaren, Rudde, ‘ote — ner, Gilsey, an Schaick wis ‘Aidarmen Coman and Plunkitt were excused from vot- if the Committee on Finance, non-concurring to pa; Pilliam Macauly $400 for loss of horse, de., frou pler ot East River Of the Committee on Salaries and Oftces, to appoint F. ©. Gillespie a City Surveyor, which was adopted by the following vote — Aftirmative—The Presiden Gilsey, Joyee, Martin, MeL Van chaick and wit Iderinen Coman, Falconer, en, Plunkitt, Kadde, Vance, RKORTS LATD OVER, Of the Committee on Streets, that the sidewalk on the west side of Third avenue, from Sixty-uinth street to Beventieth street, be flagged where not already done. The Commitice. on Street Pavements, that University place, between Waverley place and Elghth street, be paved with Belgian pavement. Of the Commnfitee on Rods, that a receiving basin and culvert be built on the southeast corner of Third avenue and 11th stre Of the Committee on Roads, that 184 street, from Tenth » r, be regulated and graded, the sand the sidewalks flagged, ue. Ot the Commitiee on Roads, that a recetving basin and culvert be butlt on the northeast corner of Third avenuo and 129th street. Of the Committee on Street Pavements, that Forty- eighth street, from Ninth to Tenth avenue, bé paved with Belgian or trapblock pavement. GENERAL, ORDERS, Resolution that on the north side of Pifty-fret -rtree! between Eighth and Ninth avenues, between Nos, 8% ai the sidewalks be flagged aid retlagged full width, resolution that Sixty-third street, from the Second avenue to the Eust river, be regulated and graded, the enrb and gutter stones sct,and the sidewalks flagged ‘where not already done. A resolution, that in front of the house of worship of the Congregation Ahabath Chesed, on the corner of Lex ington avenne and Fifty-itth street, five lamps be placed , three on Lexington avenue and two on Fitty- @Contral Park Commissioners he requested to na transverse road between 1th and W7th streets sha nt the Eighth favenue during the grading of said the hat | the Commissioner of Public Works be directed to Daye Pearl street, from Broadway to Chatham street, re- paired without delay. That the sidewalk on west side of Eighth avenue, com. Pir steeh red five feet southerly from the corner of sixth street and running southerly seventy-five tect, lagged full width where not a Jommissioner of Publ y done. Works bo directed to repair and put in good running order all the fountains re: orted by the police In bad order and needing cups and Eftins, ana that he be further directed to have six addl- Bonal drinking fountains immediately placed at different ints in each of the thirty-two police precincts of the Tenge nt aize combination drinking. fountains, tnd that the rd of Apportionment and Audit be requested to make an appropriation to meet the expense of the same. Tha fc be Jaid, lamp posts erected and street 175th sticet, from Kingsbridge road to ave ‘That einy by the Eleventh avei the North Iu e regu and graded, the curt area done ‘stones set and {he ddowalke jagged Where not lamp be placed. and lighted on the south- wenco orner of Forty-first street and Fourth avenue. at Fifteenth sireet, from Firstavenue to the Kast River, be repaired. witeri Fifgrecvenih street, from Second avenue to Lex- snxton avenue, be paved with Belgian or trapblock pave- ment. ‘asmains be laid, lamp posts erected and street amps faved in Fifty-fourth street, from the Tenth to venth avenue. That Madison avenue, from Forty-second street to chty-sixth street, be numbered as tains be laid, lamp posts erected and streot Jamps lighted in Fifty-tith) strevt, from Seventh avenue 4o Broadway, under the direction of the Commissioner af Public Wor! Atinich were eich adopted by the following vote :~ Afiirmative—The President, Aldermen Coman, Paleo: ir Gilsey, Joyeo, Martin, McLaren, Plunkitt,’ Radde, Fauco, Vad Schaick and Wilder—t2 GENERAL ORDER RecoMMITTED. That the Commissioner of Public Works be and he is ered; eae to remove the street jams now in use it. jo, 42 Prince street and Nos. 288 and 20) Mulberry ‘JOSEPH BUANNON, € 5s saggeers unt) Monday next, 22d inst., at $ o'clock ?.M. K. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Marricd. Manren—Hoimes.—Smoce—GoLicK.—On Wednes- Gay, April 10, by the Rev. Dr. Samuel D. Alexander, DANIEL Z. MARTEN, of New Jersey, to Miss Racug F. Houmes, daughter of the late ‘rancis H. eae of New York, and JouN SMOCK, of New Jersey, to ‘Mise EMELINY GULIOK, of New York. Ser7zEk—SV ARENBERG.—On Saturd April 20, by the Rev. Dr. Held, Mr. Avaust A. of New and to Mise MINNIE 5S. SVARENBERG, rs “Hoboken Died. Bawra.—On Sunday, April 21, WILLIAM S. BANTA, 4M the 430 year of his age. His relatives and friends are respectfally invited fo attend the funeral, from the residence of IMs brother, Theodore M. ‘Banta, 04 St. James place, Brooklyn, on ‘Tuesday, Aprii 23, at two o'clock, aad on Band Y. April al, 1872, after @ brief 8, HARKIETT N. Burrron, wid je} pr ow of Daniel W. Funeral from the house of her brother Maiglit, 424 Soul. Virst street, Withamebnrg, Brookiyn, E. ., on Tuesday, at two o'siock P.M MARMAN. Ih Brovkivi, o4 Sunday morning, Apri late residence, No. 44 West Fourteenth strect, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Baltimore, Norfolk, Richmond and Lonisville pa- pers please copy. Lrvings.—On Friday, April 19, after along and severe illness, CAMPBELL C. LIVINGS. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Trinity chapel, West ead aaah street, on Tucsday morning, at eleven o’clock, LoNG.—On Saturday, April 20, ELizaBeru, wife of William B. Long. The relatives and friends of the family are re- specttally invited to attend the fineral, on Monday, tho 22d inst., at one o'clock, from 430 West Thirty first street. MAYuer.—In Baltimore, Md., on Saturday, April 20, JoUN MAYHER, of this city. Notice of funeral hereafter, MoorE.—Suddenly, on Saturday, April 20, at eight P. M., FREDERICK Moore, youngest son of George ane Sophia Moore, age 16 years, 7 months and 20 ays. Funeral services on Tuesday, 23d inst, at one ck P.M., from the residence of his parents, -third street. Relatives and friends are “respec tiully invited to attend, MURRAY.--On Saturday evening, April 20, Mary AbErH, daughter of John F, and Ann Murray, aged 2 years and 9 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, on Monday, April 22, at one o'clock P. M., from the residence of her Hast Kighty-third street. NELLY, Only daughter of Mary Murphy, aged 6 years, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, from 169 William street, on Tuesday, April 23, at one o'clock, MoGryney.—On Sunday, April 21, FRANCES, dangh- ter of Edward and Frances McGivney, aged 1 year, 8 months and 21 days. Funeral wiil take place from the residence of her arents, 203 Allen street, on Monday, April 22, at wo o'clock, McGovEKN.—On Saturday, April 19, Joun, son of Patrick and Bridget McGovern, aged 8 years, 1 month and 22 days. The relatives and friends of the Let are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day, at one o’clock, from the corner of Sixticth street and Second avenue, NEESON.—On Sunday, April 21, James NERSoN, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Apel 25, at one o'clock, from his late ‘residence, 178 Sixth avenue, Newei.—Suddenly, on Saturday evening, April 20, GeoRGE THOMAS, youngest son of George B. and Julia KE. Newell, aged 2 years and 9 months, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of bis parents, avenue B, between Huron and Bayonne avenue, Bayonne, N. Y., on Tuesday, at eleven o'clock A.M. Trains leave foot Liberty street every haif tow Root.—Suddenly, on Sunday, Aprit 21, M1Lo Roor, aged 85 years. ‘uneral services on Tuesday, 234 inst., at three o'clock, from Dr. Duryea’s church, corner Classon avenue and Monroe street, Brooklyn. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend with- out farther notic Rew. —On Saturday, April 2 native of Drumlane parish, count; aged 40 years. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 142 West Twenty-cighth street, this (Monday) after- noon, at one o'clock, Rorke.—On Sunday morning, April 21, Patrick RorkF, aged 30 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funer from his late residence, 115 North Portland avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, 28d inst., at half-past nine o'clock ; thence to St. James’ ¢ sathedral, Jay street, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of his soul, Interment in the Cemetery of the Holy Jross, Flatbush, BA On Thursday evening, April 18, Mra, Mart THA SANps, widow of Benjamin Sands, in the Tout year of her age, Relatives and frients of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, on Monday after- Kd inst., avene o'clock, from her late resi- 237 Kast Broad On Satu Ay morning, April 20, after JouN, son of the late Engelke See- , dorm, aged The funeral s corner Broome and Elizabeth April 23, at half-past one The F relatives and frionis of the family are tfuliv Invited to attend. MERUORN.—At Castleton, N. Y., on Saturday, ), LYDIA A., daughter of ¢ Eliza A. Schermerkorn. SIMENDINGER.—On Saturday, April 20, DowroK SIMENDINGER, Will be buried from his late residenc A, on Monday, April 22, at one o'clock P.M. Sona, Louis Simendinger, Theodore simendinger, AL phonse J. Simendinger; daughters, Mary Simen- dinger, Catherine Simendinger, Guselinca Simen- dinger; A. J. Simendinger, Sovrawortn.—On Saturday, April 20, Prepnre, only child of Joseph and Cassie Southworth, aged 15 months. Funeral services will he held at 278 Seventh street, on Monday, April 22, at four o'clock P. M. The remains will be taken to Nyack for interment on the following morning, Van Norpan.—On Sunday, April 21, Catimrmn, eldest daughter of James Van Norde Relatives and friends of the fami attend the funeral, at Zion church, Madison ave- nue and Thirty-eighth street, on Tuesaday after- al three o'clock, WaLker.—On Saturday, April 20, at his residence, 478 Greonwich street, RopERT WALKER, In the 70tt ear of his age. vemne relatives, friends and the members of the Mechanics and Tradesmen’s Society are respectfully invited te attend the fuveral, op Monday, April 22, at half-past one P. M., from the residence of his son David, 18 Macdougal street, WALL.—On Saturday, April 20, Hon. Witiiam WALL, in the 73d year of his age, 202 avenne The friends of the family are re tnvited to attend the funeral, at ball-past ten o'clock Wednesday morn- NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, avenue, o'clock, at St. Peter's chureh, her 22d year, daughter of ford ,county Kilkenny, Ireland, eleven o'clock, years and 7 months, streets, Brooklyn, K. D. inquire at store, 67134 Broadway. APRIL 22, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. ing, April 24, from his late residenee, No. 202 Fifth WaLsH.—On Sunday, April 21, Joun WALsH, aged co) f mogs ‘@ native of county Weston, Ireland. ¢ friends of the family are respectfully invited tom attend his funeral, from his late erty No. 5 Harrison street, on Tuesday morning, at arclay street, where asolenin requiem mass will’ be celebrated’ for his ae, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. LSH.—On Saturday, ape 20, ELLEN WALSH, in trick Walsh of Urling- poonrsn THEATRE, FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT bet ttf TP OOTB. Thursday, Wrttay and Saturday nights ‘as BERTUCCIO tt THE FOOL'S REVENGE. on six days in advance at the theatre; Bitson's Music Store, 711 Broadway. cial Mention.—RICHARD TTI. in preparation and will short y, Costumes, Armor, Properties, &e. The friends and relatives of the famil: spectfully invited to attend the funeral, residence of her mother, 261 Smith street, Brook- lyn, at half-past nine o'clock; thence to St. Paul’s church, Court. street, where a solemn pennies mass Will be offered for the repose of her soul, from thence to Calvery Cemetery for interment, at ‘OOD'S MUSEUM. WIGHTMAN.—On Friday, April 19, GEoRGr PoRTER, POSITIVELY LAST ear. ia the sett ORTY THIE! oldest son of John B, and V, BE. Wightman, aged 9 THIS EVENING, AT 8, and Baleon; {he charming artiste, in, MISS LAURA KE _AMUSEME! rae ©. I WI A’ A caM TNE UR OPELA SComBINATiON, BG! Le oy ana and A. NEUENDO! MONDAY), Y Ari 2, TENT i SCRIPTION Stanger IGHT. MARTHA! pRAREPAR jetta and Martha, Miss ye a ae Tionel, SANTLEY as Plan it, Mesars. HALL, DUBREUL BOME. SANTLEY Wil sing & BONG in the last act Musical Conductor and Director with the followin Mnappronchable Cast: ¢ follow able Ciist — Madame PAREPA-ROEA, as Statide. (who. as kindly consented to sing ths role in order to strengthen the cast, we WACHTEL In nine Arnold. in his greatest role of Arnol Mr, BANTLEY in hy ee role of Tell. itr. TO TOM KA Fisher rman. Mr. COOK. Walter. ery i Mr. RYSE, Melchtal. vray, Pat WELL Nigut 0} Tue SEASON. 'URDAY, LAST MATINEE. rice ong $25 and ” $20; Reserved Seats in Parquet Pe admission $2. Reserved Seats Family Circle, $2: admiaion Family Circle. 81. ats at, Academy of Music and 114 Broadway. Funeral Monday, 224 inst., at two o'clock P. M., inthe eet prams, from Gothic church, corner of Grand and Ewen pages ‘ROSA, WACHTEL, SANTLEY, und full Company. si New Costumes, Shery and st, -PORTU! NITIES, . Cl STORE, ESTABLISHED OVER THIRTY years in the very best location on Broadway, and doing a business of $2,000 per month, will be sold in con- sequence of the ill health or the owner. For particulars INDAY, Mort 2 29, the celebrated Earieane, Bera ACADEMY—APRIL WITH A STAR BURLESQUE COMPANY. INA EDWIN’S THEATRE. MON} ing condition, and a fortune is sure ; $2,0 ply at 205 Broadway, t third floor, front. lowrent. Very iets: tins Feats shale 28 Chambers street, L 22, and every evening seat the week, and Wednesday and nee. at eek of the beauti bali ‘CHAPMAN, SISTERS. First time of the new, burle POWER OF LOVES oF: New Music, new. Saiy 8, introducing the Now York favorite SSom and Dance. man, JOHN HOGAN, algo great HERNAND) GOOD, ACTIVE MAN, WHO CAN GIVE HIS TIME ane attention strictl, ito Beane. wanted, janis s partner in 0) c now in flourish 8s partuer in @ money making business, requlred or halt Boucicault’s great com ip rest; cash not needed; real estate security wil LG Ut TO RIGHTS, ener ya new Costumes, FORTUNE FOR ‘8OMEBODY—ONE OF THE best located and handsomest Restaurants and Oyster Houses In New York. Long lease of whole house and ‘4 combination in Ring act and Les Brigands. Grand ril 28, in which Mme. d by a powerfulcom- Ee heirs ANNA BISHOP will aipear eappor pany and orchestra, red. ABBOTT, 202 Broadway. AN “(N, opportonr’ a RARELY FOUND.—COUNTRY Store, established 40 years; extensive paying busi- Ress; populous neighborhood; extensively putronized. TPHEATRE CoMIQUB, ORGE W, BIMERS & CO., Store Agency. 514 BROADWAY. GE W. PABLE Wana 3 rowing village, one hour f . : MACOMBER & BAI HALF INTEREST—ESTABLISHED DOWN TOWN Lunch and Barroom, offered @ reliable experienced party; rapidly increasing’ business 23 Chambers street. GEOR Store Agency. Choice reserved seats for all nights ‘and | mati 80 for Brook); Fah es Kemes House cigar stuni Broad) 8, es, wold at the Prescott corner Spring stree 29. THE GRAND ITALIAN LAS COMBINATION, IN T' PAREPA-RQSA, Hinbures. WACHTEL, SANTLEY, Seats secured at Academy and 114 Broadway. ‘ALLACK’S. Promenty and Manager. .Mr. LESTER WALLACK NIG! Be ¢ ND EVERY EVENING i PURTHLER NOTICE, ONDON ASSUR. ANCE, will be given for the first time here in cight years, with the rl riate and meant meshery and appointments and ¢ fol hon array o f tales 8 MATHEWS ahs original part).....,....Dazz risit WALLACK.~ "Givaties Gourtly “Max Harkaway jir Harcourt Courtly Meddle Mrs. JOHN SEFT as. and oth THE FIRST OCCASION on which these artists bared appeared together, forming UNAPPROACHABLE ON THE PRESENT STAGE, Box Book open two weeks in advance. A? ni “MODERATE CAPT. tal, desiring to do large Cash business in groceries or dry goods, may find the opportunity in large and rapidly ‘om citys stand old and best. KER, 267 Broadway. lack pega tent annout goods to sell on commission; Inquire New York. Also, a PARTNER WAN’ cash manufacturing busi ‘L Hf AON, Her RESPONSIBLE PARTY WOULD LIKE 70, RE. suc] country sores the location ts 20 niles from, “Le HALL, 66 Cortlandt street, MISS ELLA WESNER. at Gotlage for sale or to let. Ti $800, IN A RELIABLE 88, Without risk; articles ag, proties 200 per cent, THE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. — THE WHITE CROOK GOOD CHANCE FOR A BUSINESS MAN 1c TO TAKE ESS a well located Real Estate Office, furnished, with Good business list. Inquire at 1,246 Brondwa: AND THE HE-MALE BALLET TROUPE, door busthess under his control. Address V. ptain J. V. and | office. A PARTNER WANTED—WITH ABOUT regular paying business, whore, he can have the 1n- HERR WILLO, DEVERE BROTHERS, LA VERD CHILDREN. A RARE CHANCE FOR A LIVE MAN.—VALUABLE 000 tag 0 prog Store Ben sale, at invoice; business in be casily doubled; ahnnee finer pansion vera itberat; owner going URLEY, 27 New Chambers street. N ed LIGHT, GENTEEL MANUFAC- turing wholesale and retail business for sale, doing je; making large profits; rent $19; location ed tock'and machinery alone worth the rs = Inquire of D. id ‘$700. Apply to CAMPBELL & CO., Agent ALL THE MAMMOTH TROUPE RETAINED, MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Quis THEATRE; aroma A RE Ee CARFOONS IN ARTING.—MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF OTHER business, five Horses, four Carts, two ‘Trucks, all nearly with first rate work; everything in complete order. ire of LAFVETTY, pier 24 North River, between Vesey I and Barclay streets. IS BOSS. ALL HIB, RIVALS AEE SWEFT AWAY. DNESDAYS AND ta URDAYS, AT 2, cash sales: Broadway. YOR SALE—A BUSINESS,” ESTABLISHED SIX years; ; Rood relerences and reasons for aching. Aidress #4 Blocker street, first oor, trout, near PIANOFORTES. RION PIANOFORTES CONTAIN FOUR PATENTED improvements and excel all others in tone and dura- utes from the City H. old low for cash or on monthly instalments: OR SALE OR TO LET—-A DYE HOUSE, WITH boilers and engine and plenty of water; only 30 min- purchased, and old rented and rent applied on, ‘9. second hand Arion Flan pianos taken as part pay. ita bargain, Call before purchasing. Al ANFENGER & EHRENREICH, 80 Pine street. ANUFACTURE reason for selli @ thorough investigation oolkeh n Wer COMPANY, No. 6 East Fourteenth street, near Fitth avenue, RION PIANOFORTES ARE USED EXOLUSIVELY in the New York Conservatory of Music because they BUSINESS FOR SALE—GOOD ; low rent, and business established ; ls aS 7 Murray street, room 23, the ‘evening on P, NICK West ARTNER WANTE ceptionable character, with $10,000 Monthly magazine Post office. walled. by any other piano in this country for ARTNER WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN FOND OF AD- na venture, and with $10,000 or upwards in cash, can “LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO LLACK’S. EXTRA. In compliance with numerous requests Mr. Wal- nce a L MATINEE, SATURDAY, APRIL 27. ‘On which occasion LONDON ASSURANCE will be presented, with its UNAPPROACHABLE CAST. ‘TH AVENUE THEATRE. ©) ‘Twenty-fourth street, near Broadway. Begins at 8. Bole Leswoe and Manager Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY ARTIOLE 47, The great Parisian Sensation, Fourth weck. Theatre crowded to the doors. alll Characters by Miss Clara Morris, Miss Lishse Daven- ort, Miss Linda Deitz, Mrs. Gilbert, Roberta Sates ida Yerance, Louise Valmer, Miss Grifiths, D. Borkins i Henry Crisp, Mr. Louis James Mr L Mr. James Lewis, W. J. Lemoyne, W. Davidge, ae De ere, Geo. Parkes, Burnett, Fierce, Chapman, Beekman, Godfrey and others. SIXTH MAT MATINEE SATURDAY, at be o'clock. with SPECIAL MATINEE of ARTICLE 47 DNESDAY, rill | seo of the HOMCOPATHIG SURGICAL HOSPITA! *,* Orders for seats for any ny of the Matinees or Evening Performances sent by mail or telegram, and directed to the Treasurer, Mr. A. Appleton, will receive special atten- tion. During the present great call for places the box sheet will be open for two weeks ahead. I¥TH AVENUE THEATRE, GRAND MATINEE, Generously tendered by Mr. Augustin Daly HOMcEOPATHIC SURGICAL HOSPITAL, will take place o1 EDNESDAY, AP cay Pe AT2P. M. Tickets one dollar and ‘any 4 far No reserved seats. ces in the business of horse aud mule droving # to the Northern markets. Address or call in rent allowed on purchase. Call enth street. Unjon sq 165 Fo! ) rent or sell GU M. M. MERRELL’ EX. cash, to take general supervision, with a Valuable interest, in a popular overstrug bass, dn Aine ton dy @ rare opening, Address box 2,592 i a Galt ay private residence, 836 ver platedware and somne means ma: olfered, Address, with ANTED TA. PARTY! $2,500 i ness fm Novconie, Vas by Tequired. Address box 212 New York P. ence, SI enjo FURNITURE. Ae MAGNTFIC ENT POMPADOUR STYLE ult, cost $450, for $180 . Be. uintings, Buffet, E d street, nea instalments, at O'FARREL) 200 Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth street. Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Paintings, Bri tains and Tabs, Bookcase, 400 vols. Book: and Brussels Carpets, rich black walnut room, Suits, Silver and Plated Ware, © 28d st. Tn lots to suit; less than A’ HAINES BROS.’, Pu ‘Union Squa The celebrated Haines mr Panag, Unsurpassed for tone, finish, Cc. At very low figures f ont, vy nanan Pl ‘nts on i ALESMAN WANTED—PAMILIAR WITH THE SIL- je; one with good acquaintance with an oF portunity, seldom ER, WITH FROM $1,500 TO York for an establist Fowewood, four Samy corner Planoforte swell known toed 9 anonths: Cost $0, for gity makers; carved leg al i private residence 1a West 2d § PARTNER WANTED IN AN OLD ES. $10, OOO Tented “whotenute: sewetry ig a large custom. Address box 4,800, Pi BARGAIN.—A_ SPL te, vovertrai bass, “pleces, two colo rosewood Plano igr Stan 90, for $275; waln sale,—Price $176: me, one 60 DALLAS Musto Store, fon Table, | for i 179 Kighth avenue, near Nineteenth street. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS Hedding at the lowest cash pric ovemenis; second 4 ‘Union square, Broadway. oO TAVE, SMALL. cheap or soll at & A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING hetore int of May will sell their first class Household EB ROSEWOOD PIANO, © lh berore 1b, at dd Went ‘twenty sixth street raewoan ate hina Dinner and Ten Sets, complete Furniture private residence 120 West KE PIANOFORTE, tor sale—Pro} perty family leaving city, uaranteed, used five and description, NERWAL, Herald office. city :—Superb Draw! ered silk brocade; cost Varpets, Paintings, °, Tose wood. Ftageres, irlor Suit, Ktageres, walnut Bureaus, ‘niture ; a sacri- 36 West isth st, BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD Pianoforte, overstrang, carved full suit Parlor Fur- A —FIRST OLASS FURNITURE WANTED—WILL + purchase Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Sets. Persons having such for sale ean address, with particulars Hookcase, Bronzes, Paintings, rosewood Bedstead, Muttrestes, Hedding, Dining F Call betore purchasing elsewher MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale, propert: family: Pomp ‘clocks, Orn: ook ase Glas: rosewood, walnut Buren obes cit sti, ae Louis XIV; Mattresses, ervauuts’ Apartments. 36 West 16th st., near Sth av. L PIANO, $75—A 8 VEN OCTAVE, i arecyed overstrung bass, agraffe treble; fice; instalments taken; ; $8) cash, balance Pianos to rent low, R. LE, 47) Eighth avenue, near Thirty: “fourth atreet. A’ PRIVATE SALE—AT 257 WES low; in lots to suit careers, Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &e, Payments taken by thé week or month. Torms easy. RISTALAR, BE J street. 764'and mense stock 0 ture, bought for cash trom all the auction s Dining, Library and other Suits; Mirrors Chaira, Bookeaxes, Wardrobes, Sideboards, JURNITUR mense st and low prici HWATT ites Chatham street at B. N WILLTAMSBURG.—SEVERAL NEW AND SECOND hi ull seven octave Pianos to rent, at McDONALD" THIRTY-RIGUTH a Arion Piano Warerooms, 14 Fourth stréet, Williamsbur street, one square and one upright rosewood Piano, Carpets, Olicioths, Chairs, Chamber Furniture, &e.; very IANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND f best makers, at lower, Jor cash or monthly instalments, or for rent, at WATERS" 1 Broadway, than can be found elsewhere. most beautiful styl ‘AVE PIANOFORTE, $75: ‘vod legs and overstrung Instrument at wrent createst bargains in New York, JAMES G DON, ini'Hieee ker street, near Macdougal. FIRST CLASS KELLY & CO, corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, IW A. T. STEWART'S AND NINTH 6 Broadway, Is still selling off his im- new and second ‘hand Household Furnt OND HAND PIANOS, U is eighth street, near Ninth DER'S PIANO ROOMS, nue, between 17th and 18th streets. Firetclans equare, ahd upeight: Plates ae Pianos sold on. instalments or for h _N.B.—A good upright Piano at $200 cash, WILL BUY A. MAGNIFIC square rosewood 7% octaye Pianoforte, in 198 Also Parlor, Chamber and Call at residence prices, ¢ jer ihe greatest bargains In-all kinds Househole Fur: niture. Handsome Parlor Sults trom $75 to $000; Bedroom, Lounges, Easy everything at the lowest prices. Cut this ‘out and call at the above stores and see the furniture and get prices. 1, CARPETS “AND BEDDIN only nine months, e75t $700; Furniture at a sacrifice cond cried near Seventh avenue. Weekly and monthly URNIT sixth street and Sixth avenui half cost 4M Furniture, Bodding, &¢ 884 and 386 Third avenue, near Twenty. GroRAGE AND SAFE. K baggage, &e.; raised on e geparate ¢ losed compurtinents, BEN venue. ee “RUROPE. JOTEL MEURICE, PARIS, ‘PBS Rue de Rivol, sion in town. Large and. small Apa RFUMES. Rue St. Honore, Perfumery Oriza, cia) for the preser' special iia, Origa and Oriua Lys, I LEGRAND'S ¥ de 207 distinguish rpue NORMANDY HOTEL on 26 Rue St Honore 256 American House, Board trom $) 0 to $2 25, Best accommodation, WATCH RANK IELD & CO., JEWELLERS, nue, corner Fourteenth atroet; 824 corner turer: prices. MIsCKO LLANEOU ‘s. J iquors, wi system ; imnftathons POLITICAL, | {ablishment, corner of Broadwa: done to short notice by the Yorke NEW PUBLICATIONS. i EW PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES—(MESSRS, is and Parker) in May number Phrenological Newsmen have it. ELLS, $49 Broadway, New York. B CHEAP FOR CASH—FURNITURE cheap for Gash at private mansion 124 West Twenty- leant Parlor Suits, Rep Suits, $40; Bedroom Set, $40; wud 300 lots for joes than Da Journal; Ldhate yh ok a ONTHLY OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS, LY & CUNNINGHAM, MACHINERY. —PORTABLE AND STATIONARY Horizontal and Vertical Engines and Bollers, 3 to 500 Hoisting Engines, Saw and 98 Cortlandt street, New York. MES IRON WORKS. Prices lower than any other house in the ei ER" hth avenue, Thirty-third to Thirty-fourth streets, homey Ks for sale. | Ay a NGINE /AND BOILER—' COND HAND; 33 HORSE opposite the Tuileries Gardens, the best and healthiest 1. d as new; ate great bargain. Ts ents and single Rooms. Tablé d'hote, Reading and smoking r H. SCHEURICI 1 A BARGA AIN ENG LER, ke vice ‘of JOHN H. ely 33 207, Paris. tion’ of beauty. ati make. an offer. st street, or ner of Unnsevoort. i perfamers of various bonqueta Sold by all perfuners, druggiste and hairdressers, a «Corliss. Engine, M417, 26:horse Bollers,. Grain ines and General Machinery. 10., formerly Wood & Mann, 42 Cort- MARBLE _MANTELS, ls! i we. a Late oe hiventh street Marble and arble Counters, Monuments, Marble Turning tor the 6 Kast ii Mantels, Hing. that defy competition. 4 ches, Bilver and nest sliver ated Ware retailed at inanufacs SLATE MANTE ana ark bo ny at o corner of Fourth avenue ‘and Seventeenth COMPANY, manufacturers ofever pry variety of Slate work, plain and ornamental. JOMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS IN _ COMPOUNDING vie bitters and vinegars ; French KLABER & CO, Ta S. Woat Filty-frst stieet between Broadway aud Eighth —Marble and Marbleized Mantels, en cadstones of superior workmanship, In large varieties. Designs ‘on application. TEWARTS SLATE MANTRIS “LARGEST ASSORT. ment in the iS ity A 1 etd D8. 9. B. ATEWA. between Thirty ‘anh ond at baftle the skill of experts. LIS & CO., 48 Broad strect, room JOLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION etropolitan Printing Bs Abd Abn girect, New IBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO’'S GARDEN, Leasee and Managers....... JARRETT & PALMER ‘The management beg leave to state that arrangements have been a competed for the duction. of the thritlin DRA! (DAY EVENING, April 22, 1872, [ATIC PIC’ ee ee THE TIME, aA AY, ¥ FRIDAY, BLACK FRIDAY; illustrating ono of the inost interesting and exciting events gf our flnanclal hivtory and graphically deserining the NAND INCIDENTS AT MEMORABLE DAY. The drama will he presented aye APPROPRIATE LOCAL SCENERY, INTRICATE ax i LABONATS MECHANISM, ON THIS TNAUGURAL OCCASION THE PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF BROKERS will visit Niblos Garden, leaving Philadelphia on ® PECIAL EXP on Monda; patarobcn, atdo'clock ial train av iz mi¢ SPECIAL ATTENTION 18 CALLED TO THE CAST, ROB KING, ‘a man who loved and lost...J. W. COLLIER DASIL HOFFMAN, a nan who played to win... € 8. R, THORNE SAM SIMA .K. MORTIA PHILIP R twelve mill NATHANIEL BUDD, CiTAS. H. MORTON ARY BLACK. a man with confused ideas of property. oye es cwoherees H. DAVENPORT ROLAND GRAHAM, a weak yon 8s BESSIE SUDLOW CAPTAIN’ ‘Oi ‘St AMER bRIstOL. a man who obe: de J. ANDERSON R, ral 0 Mr. HAMILTON the we ‘orld -Miss LIZZTE PRICE MARY GRAITAM, the sister wre,leve ja¢ FRANKIE MCLELLAN MRS, GRAHAM, the mother we love EMMA SKEIILUT ROSA BUDD, a sweet perennial flower... Miss JENNY LEE Cashiors, Cloris, Messengers, ‘Telegraph Boys, Police: men, Apple Women,” Compal BOYS, “Jant- tors, Porters, Cabinen, ACT1—NEW YORK STOCK DOK EXCHANGE. BLACK FRIDAY, ACT 2—The Boudoir of “A WOMAN OF THE WORLD.” ACT 3—THE BOSTON PIER. Departure of the Steamer Bristol. ACT 4—THE RAILWAY OFFICES. THE SEQUEL TO BLACK FRIDAY. BOX SHEET OPEN SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. SATURDAY—BLACK FRIDAY MATINEE. ie leave New man of action RS. a man wl man of money ‘OMe VIOLE’ oy & 3 TH STREET THEATRE, near Third avenue, EXTRAORDINARY ATTRAC THE GREAT LOGRENL ION. the Royal Conjurer from Lonitor ‘The famous Rue ay ‘Troupe of Trained ‘Bird, Mice and ‘Cats, andthe oO shiny va RNIVAL OF CROESUS. Admission, 2 Soand scents, FAMILY, MATINEE SATURDAY, 2.30 P. M. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA BOWERY. Matinees | THE FAMOUS SPANISH M MINSTRELS. Tuesday | THE FAMOUS SPANISIL MINSTRELS, atte E GREAT IRISH oc ‘ALIST, BUERKY. WARRINGTO: satu ONY PASTOIS LAST NEW 8 A new and Interesting Local Drama, entitied HE EIGHT HOUR STRIKE. HE 8ST. FELIX PARISTAN BALLET TROUPE, The GREAT STAR TROUPE, in a magnificent variety divertissement. OUGH_ DELIVERS HIS LAST AND. LECTURE AT COOPER INSTITUTE on tl OLLY VARD N.—NEW GALOP. BY WIL Pond, Jr. ure title in colors, 60 cent picture title, dice “Only a Dream.” Ballad. cent Wallace, 0 cents, “Elfle Waltz” Baker, Copies mailed. WM. A. POND & 547 Brondway and 39 Union square. Steinway Plano, on easy instalments WM. A. FOND & €O., M7 Brondway. Jt WiLL Pay TO HEAR GOUGT ON THE 23D, Argel HALL FOR THEATRICAL ON OTLER ENTER: LET, TAINMENTS. INQUIRE ON THE PREMISE “MUSICAL, TENOR 18 OPEN yOR tetchoir from May 1; ‘liar with vice. Address 0. 8., box ini'flerald oftce. FIRST. CLASS SOPRANO WISHES AN E ment from May Lin « church chotr; has the highest jeterences: dled in Europ nd Is dow studying ere; has sung rch for five past. Address Signor ALBIT! fs" 8 East Fourteenth etree A LASS ORGANIST WISHES A SITUATION in a Catholic or Episcopal church; can furnish all Recessary musle for the Catholic church. if required; would algo have no objection to get up a voluntaty cho: Tus, ag he t8 an organist of great experk Address OR. GANIST, box 18) Herald’ Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. A oxtRArto DESIRES A POSITION IN A PRO- testant choir. Address H. F, EHLERS, 64 Greenwich avenue. A BOY SINGER, WITH A GOOD VOICE, WANTED— in an Entscopit chureh choir. Call at 6) West 32d st., between 6 and 7 P. M. FINE up) USICIAN WILL ACCEPT TWO OR THREE the Piano, to whom hig whole attention best refgrences; concert engagements at erms $20 per quarte HL, BARCALOW, 128 Bast Thirty-eighth street N FXOELLENT ALTO, FULL AND RICH VoroR; a high soprano, from the souk opera; a tenor an bass, good readers; a good arc open for an en- agement from Ma; a vor urtictlars ms poply to the MERICAN MUSIC. L AGENCY, , 2 Fow avenue. Gixorxg LESSONS—BY A COMPETENT PROFHSSOT, at pupils’ residences; method casy and rapids tiallart oe a ye terma moderate. ‘Add wit Meet jence, 1,24 Broadway. ey LECTURE ON. THR CELEBRATED DR. CIAL. A pb a in oy street. Presbyterian ‘| zg ay, 26th of April, at 8 agra Hoong, etree cehell; admission free. Nervi. | cee and 336 Tounorrow 10% NE! HIBERNICON, AS” BARNEY, tS, For tull rtieulars of Se sete No extra charue for sant ATINEE WEDNESDAY CADE ee FAREWELL—TH B NILSSON'S FARE! MONDAY EYERING, Aprils ake Mesars, MAURICE AND MASS ‘PINAL APFRABANGR IN for. seats, JATORDAY, 1 2P. aby. Lk OES SON, on MONDA the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. wie hick for the benen ear es ist Will be assisted artist AKOSCIL TPALIAN 0 ith GRAND CHORUS and ORCHE! Mr, MAX MARET ZEK, a Reserved seats $5 and The only Strakosch hot ticket emo in in House building, next corner Seventeenth Musical Director an al Steinway’s pianos are used by this company. Bowsey FH Another mete rand spin play ‘completed’ and 22, ae, MO BATURDAY: WERE ANE ie if ‘the Great Drama o! ‘A LOST LIFEt E, W. MARSTON, ‘Mr, WILLIAM MARDEN, Mrs W. GIGxEs, d allt] in the cast. and all the Comp ea is Glorious Come, 4: SACRED, R. NOSINSICY QANDUVIDLE AND ATIC. TROUPE! Doors open at7 o’ "sh ae commencing at 4 9 OW HOOD eS AWAY, OUSES JAMMED TO THE DOORSS TENCES WILD Witt EXCITEMENT, THE PEOPLE ENDO! t ‘HEM, THE PRESS BU! LOGIZE: 3 THE: THE SENSATION OF THE ERA. THE VOKES FAMILY. HE VICTORIA, ROSINA, JESSIE, STORMS OF APPLAUSE Teas OREATE ST SUCCE: THOUSANDS TURNED & FRED AND FAWDONA ALTERNATE WITH ROARS OF LAUGHTERA THE VOKE: IN A BLAZE OF GLORY, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, Beats mnay be seeuzed six days in advance, Box office open tro M. RAND OPERA HOUSE. JOHN F. COLE... LALLA ROOKH Sole Lessee and Mi: SIXTH WEEK wslar Drama of of Foster's gorgeous Spectact Ay THE PEARL OF INDIA which is mignoy attracting multitudes of ‘people, who Pro, itt MOST be re Nr "eae WONDERFUL PIECE y, aN STAGE]! To cay Oe Honorg ENDID aad INGENTOUS oe DOE SSO RIES ‘DAS EVERYTHING ON "A SCALE oF UNPAI G GRANDEUR! TREY THE PRIDE OF THE AMERIOAN STAGE! *,*Seats can be secured TEN DAYS IN ADVAN Coaches may be ordered at 10:50. ‘The Crosstown ri roads intersect the Eighth avenue car line and the Twen- Le ard street stage route, which pass the door of the T * MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. HE FABBRI OPE! ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINABY, Tt {s respectfully announced that arrangements ba ecu perfected tor a short Siring Neagon, to commence under the ‘austen! direction of Professor, KIOTARD M DER. The management are happy to announce the 6 gagement of the tollowing European artist HERR RICHARD, Tenore di Forza. HER R ee Profun R. EGAN, Basso Pro! Madame INEZ-FABBRI, JAOO! R and the members of her distinguished Company: wie repertoire, cast aud engagements in future advel TADT THEATRE, in combination with (PHEATRE FRAN ce Say AT nea OPERA HOUBE.,| y, BENEFIT OF Mt int appearance in French, of the charming and talented artiste, MISS CARLOTTA LE CLERUQ, ce of MOISELLE, ANNA CA\ VE, in the sparkling Comedy by Alfred do ‘Musét, entitled as Ntnie. DE baby a 01 REGENERATO! Saussol's, 21 East Sixtecnt! y man’s, 114 Broadwa: and farewell He en Mien O.LE CLERC First time in New York of ae XANDRE ain bet bad at W. VENING, Apel 122, 9H COURT AND HIE STAUB. In active preparation RK 1 Ith ATHI BROOKL & McCLOSKEY| omedian, OK MURPHY, HELP.” it in Fred. G, Macder's drama of EE ° THE PRESEN’ WAMBOLD, HEUNATH) & BACKUS? ISCO MINSTRELS, sui Y¥ RAISED ONR. THE GRE ye ¢ OUI SCENE, DARK! LIVELIEST \ WHER OF THE SEASON. iu INRIOH BONAWITZ°8 a NEE PIANOFORTE RECITAL, WEDNESDAY ARTE BRNOON, APRIL 24, m CHOPIN, BEETHOVEN, BACH, MOZART, MENDE SOHN, SCHUMANN, WONT aba BON. CHexets $13 to-be hd at Sehismier's, 11 Broadway, at hallon day of es 0 Homeopathic Surgical Hogpital, has indnest ty the cri 10. cor gaan the ame until The agbrantions will be increased in all Ra bagen Hah donations of new goods have been received, at ill be disposed of at fair prices. The Twent it Band will be in inttendance ev eve HE LADIES OF ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH Wi ive another entertainment, consisting of ‘ILLUSTRATED BALLADS TCTURES AND STATUARY, a under the direction of Mr George B. Bartlett, of Bostor in the Sunday School building, 128th prec near Fy avenue, on Tuestay, Wednesday and EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD-| way, between Houston and Bleecker treet —Every, one should visit thls wanderful museum. Tt ts fy eople should seo and understand. Lectures Philosophy of Marriage.” unable to attend these i ant Iecturos can have ‘thera; “ds post free, on recelnt of 28.08 Y NEW YORK ® Broadwuy, Now York. 683 Broadway, near Fourth street. PAVILION LADY ORCHESTRA every evening, at 8 o'clock. ‘Admission, 2c. or Pi annonnee iat he will give on Tuesdave—A\ April 23, April 30, Mt UN LEAGUE THEATRE, xth raver and Madison square, wherq corner of Twenty. : he will play on nade by Needham & don, of this city. The Matinees will begin at half-past three o'clock. Te ‘kets, $25 or $5 for the ser series. a. COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS: on © pibitign af at the 82 Filth avenue, day and evontn PxiiBrTIon DAY AND, EVENING. two Gran “Pictures of No. 161 Fifth aveneey corner er ‘Twenty. -second street ¥ YOU WANT AN | BYBRING OF REAL SOLID ENd suGH ON THE 2D. _ WALTZ, 8UNG BY Joyment, go B soyment 90 a igaNDouINaTA” NGcrnian dieart” New in gaieny waltzes, she. DERICK BLUME, 27 Union 890 PIANO, ORGAN, GUITAR, YIonIN, SINGING, Established. 1864 Journal” mailed tree dent Jou "STAY WATSON, Musical Direotor. KETS FOR OLLIE Reet FOURT! earian ‘Soiree at Robinson's ednesday evening, A TH'S Writing Coleg OMMOPATHIC SURGICAL HOSPITAL } FAIR cone tinues open until Saturday evening, April 27. MEtRoronirax suow “Fain NTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAT, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY