The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1872, Page 9

THE NISSOURL TRAGEDY. | —_+—_—_. FANOTHER STGAY ADQUT THOSE BONDS, ¥ ] Who Were the Aggressive Party ? - HEAR BOTH SIDES. {From the St. Louis Republican, Apri! $0.) Mr. A. A. Zick, of the firm of Zick & Gosch, Pleas- ant Hill, with several other citizens of Casa county, called on Governor Brown yesterday in reference to the recent troubles fn that county. Mr. Zick was the bearer of @ letter to the Governor signed by A. 0. Bryant, Sheriffof Cass county Captain George Marper, of the First National Bauk, Pleasant Hill; David Humphries, Robert Adaws and George Gosch, all prominent citizens of Pleasant Hill, ‘These gen- tlemen ask the Governor to send some persons ou whom he can rely to Investigate the condition of matters fa Cass county, and request that (roups be sent up to restore order ani law, if found necessary. They represent everything as quiet, and that th Sheriff was able to cnfoice the execution of the law _ Without assistance, The statement of Mr. Zick puts a different color- ing on the recent tragedy at Gun City than ts repre- sented by the. reports already published. He says that the reports copied from the Kansas City and Holden papers have been so and sensational that, even to those unacqnaiuted with the connec. tion which the editors of those papers had with the bond swindle, they would seem to be extravagant and published for the purpose of exciting another riot among the people. Mr. Zick says the evidence taken at the inquest shows thal as the train stopped Cline drew his pistol and tired out of the window into the crowd standing by, wounding two men. He then rushed ont upon the platform, and when charged with the shooting denied it, aud in the melée which ensued he was shot twice and KkINét. Stephenson and Dutro also fired and ran into the baggage car, where the fizht was resumed, and thus bot Were Killed. Buch hud the marks of two wounds. General Joe Shelby was not molested, as he offered no attack upon the people and was in no wise connected with the bond swindle, He was not a contractor upon the road nor was he in close connection with the tssuing of the bonds, He was contractor upon the Kansas City and Memphis road, to which bonds had been issued by the Court, contrary to the remonstrance of almost the entire eople of the county and in violation of a writ of Injunction which had been issued restraining them from doing 80. { It was then—some time last fall—that the secret society, which still exists, was formed. Its object ‘was to protect the people from bankruptcy from the action of the County Court; the legal protection of the county by raising money to pay the necessary expenses in testing the mochien, of the legality of that iasue of bonds by the Court. Any Naaig by paying one dollar could become amember, The constitution and bylaws of the society, which was called “The Protective Union Association of Cass County,” were published in the papers. The meet- ings and proceedings were ail public, and by its feney attorneys were employed, and a writ of injunction was granted, and which has been sus- tained, But the bonds were issued notwithstand- ing, and the amount, with Interest, over $330,000,i8 a debt upon the county. The community, says Mr. Zick, Were patient under this wrong, and disposed to endure the injury, and made no demonstra- tion until the court issued $229,000 bonds toa railroad which had been built without any vote of the people, The court andits confederates left the county and became fugitives from justice, By the exertions of the Sherif, the President of the associ- ation and other citizens the parties implicated were brought back to Cass county and bound over to await the action of the Grand Jury, No violence was Olfered to any of them, and they were as safe as at any place in the State. But not content with the people’s moderation, and presuming upon their long suffering, they gathered around them men by the influence of thelr money which they had stolen from the people—men of des- Jaden character, who openly boasted of their ‘auus, taunted the people that they were pow- erless to resist the payment of the bonds, and threat- encd to kill all of those who Lad been prominent in the detection of the swindle and the arrest of the perpetraiors, It was then that the indignation of some hot-headed men, according to Mr. Zick, got the better of thelr judgment. and they gathered to- gether for some purpose, which has resuited in the eplorabis tragedy at Gua City. ue People of Cass county, says Mr. Zick, are 1 We and good citizens, and deprecate all riot- Tle says the persistent erforts on the part of the press to have it believed by the conntry at large that a reign of terror exists there, that no one dares speak of the transaction for fear of the mob, can only be explained from the fact that the report of the transaction is taken from a blassed sourc: The people are generally about their usual avoc: tions, ‘There is no jear of the mob, and the action of aay Wednesday was unexpected and surprising to them, The above statement from a respected citizen of Cass county presents another phase of the subject about which those nearest the scene of the recent tragedy scem to be divided. A thorough investiga- tion of the facts in the case is invited, and, of course, it will require time to ferret out and estab- Le the truth of the representations made by either side. Mr. La Due, who came down from Henry county night before’ last, gives another version. He 1s under $25,000 bonds to appear at Harrisonville Cir- cult Court next Monday, but says he will not ap- pear, as his life has been threatened, and it would not be prudent for him to go. He declares there isa reign of terror in the county. Matters appear quict and peaceable, but it is only an appearance. The lives: of certain persons have been threatened, and if they should be found would be Kilied. | Mr. La Due says the Protective Union Association (P. U. A.) in the county is sald to embrace 1,000 persons, and that two-thirds of the population sympathize with the mob, and nothing can be done, except by an over- whelming force of troops. Ail oMciuls ave_over- awed, Whether Mr. La Due or Mr. Zick ts right concerning the present state of affairs in Cass county subsequent events must determine, Since the above information was obtained our re- porter had an interview with Governor Brown, who ‘was in receipt of fresh despatehes last night from Fest a Geveral Sigel and the Commissioners sent by him to Holden to examine iuto matters, General Cockrell and Colonel Phillips. Tho purport of the despatches received is that qniet prevails in Cass county. There is no further excitement at Holden, and the Mayor docs not anticipate any more trouble, Captain Phelan’s company was stationed at Holden and will reimain there as long as their presence is needed. The citizeus of Pleasant Hill esterday sent down a deputation to Holden, assur- ing the authorities of the latter place of their read- iness to co-operate in restoring the reign of law and order, and procuring the arrest of tle perpe- trators of the recent outrages. Adjutant General Sigel and the commissioners 0 to-day to Harrisonville, and will visit such other Res as may be necessary to obtain the fullest in- jormation in relation to the recent tragedy. ‘fhe Governor expresses as his opinion that no more troops will be needed in that quarter, and he believes that the measures already taken will re- store order, and that while it may take some little time to bring the perpetrators of the late outrage to justice, yet that it will be done, and done thor- oughly and quietly, The best information that can be obtained abont the men who itis reported were ordered to leave is that thoy were a good deal excited and were not ordered away at all, but that one of their friends told them they had better leave for safety. d Dis acts, FIRES IN BROOKLYN. The month of April was particularly prolific in the Qumber of fires occurring there, as will be seen from the subjoined report, which was submitted to the Police Commissioners by the Fire Marshal of Brooklyn yesterday : GENTLEMEN—There were thirty-six fires in this city during the month of April, 1872. This is agreat Sncrease over the number for the previous month, and, strange to gay, few of tuem have boon cause by kerosene. As I’ have often stated before, care lessnees ts the great cause of fires, A glance at the statistical table herowith submitted, showing the cause of cach fire, will prove this fact. The number of ak eta here within the past few daya 1 becoming alarming. The firemen have been at work constantly for hours, only to be calied away ~to another fire before they could entirely extin- guish the first; and I feel satisiled that novhing but their Ree discipline and eMeiency have saved the city from very large conflagrations. May I not suggest once mote tiat those using fires in factoriee end other buildiizs exercise a little more es i A us Te ie oc urn from this oraue hong te wumber of fires occurring THE LOSSES AND INSU x for the month foot up as follow: jaro Loss on buildings... . Insuratce on buildings, .... Loss on stock and machiner Insurance on stock and mac 133'500 t stlinated uctualloss......., 209,405, THE CAUSES OP PIRES, . The origin of fires may be traced tothe following causes : leas Use Of Inatches, lights and fres, 7; unknown, 8; sparks from chitaueys, furnaces, Ao, 2} defective fues, 4; explosion of a liquid gag lamp, 1; spontaneous combustion, 25 Incenularisu, vj and the remainder from various accilental Cimhere was one death by fre durl Her" e death by tire during the On the Joh Inst, Mra. Heltitech dled ee hor teat, dence, No. 36 Hopkins street, from the citeets of burns received hy the explosion of & kerosene oil lamp. Her husband was also severely burned, + $20,382 + 14,600 + 60,240 | Kitchen Utersid | 43 West Forty-seventh street, between Fifth and Sixth NEW YORK HHRALD, FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1872.—TRIPLE SHERT. THE WEW DOMINION. —_—_+-—_—— Consular Fees Charged by the Officers of the United States on Goods Passing Through in Bond—The Claims Arising from the Benian Invasion. Orrawa, May 2, 1872, In the House last night Mr. Oliver moved an ad- dress for copies of all the correspondence respect- ing the fees charged by officials of the American government on goods passing through the United States in bond. He said the fees charged by the consular agents and others were very high, while American goods were allowed to pass through Canada free of charge. Mr. DgcosMs said the people of British Columbia were deeply interested in this matter, aa they were compelled oer excessive charges on goods car- ried in bond throngh the United States, Mr. Ginas was glud the motion had been brought up. There was no doubt that the Canadinns suf. fered heavily in this respect, On each carload of Mews grain the charges amounted to from $10 to 20, Mr. Warrr said that the Inmbering Interests of Ceorgiau Bay were scriously affected by these high charges. WORKMAN stated that the Montreal mer- 3, Who were already doing considerable busl- | ness with British Columbia, were continually com- platuing of the trouble and annoyance they were put tom sending goods through the United States. Mr. Murniry referred to the delays that Canadian vessels trading on Lake Michigan were subjected to, and hoped something Would be done to remove the annoyance. Mr. HARRISON, spenking on behalf of the mer- chauts of Toronto, said that a change in the system ‘Was necessary. Mr. 'TiLLEY Was notover sanguine of a pennies being effected; stili the government would do everything in their power, Mr, CARTWRIGHY moved @ series of reso!ntions ex- presslug regret that the imperial government had assumed the responsibility of withdrawing Canada’s claims against the United States arising out of the Fenian raids, On motion of Sir JouN MACDONALD the motion was not proceeded with, that rentieman ek to bring ina bill respecting the Treaty of Washington on Friday, when the whole question could be dis- cussed. BROOKLYN OHARITIES. There are 2,463 inmates in the Kings county inati- tutions, according to the last report of the Commis- stoners of Charities aud Correction. Of this nuim- ber there are in the Almshouse 918; Hospital, 390; Lunatic Asylum, 752; Nursery, 896; Smallpox Hos- ital, 71. Sixty mendicants received their congé vom the poorhouse last week, the weather now adnitting of their contributing through their own labor to thelr support. ‘This is a slight rellef to the county, he way imme- Others will be shown opposite the Post oitice, Hionschold Furniture. 8 a Lig ipa & safes, Carpe rors C. JOHNSTON & VAN as LL will cl THIS DAY (Friday), at 1034 o'clock, at ir Salesroom, 37 N. Atreot, @ large assortmentot Househokl Furniture, C Rugs, Mirvors, Sofa Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Dre Bureaus, Washstands, Gas Chandeliers, Oileloths, Ext sion Tables, Bookcases, Buflets, Parlor Suits, Bedroom Suits, lace dnd brocatel Curtains, Window Shades, 0 a large assortment of Ofico Furniture, Safes, Counters, eee Stools, Matting, Revolving Chairs, Letter Presses, C. A, % BLEECKER, BON & CO., AUCTIONEERS, ai. — Executors’ sale of splendid Seaside Property THIS DAY, May 3, atl2 M., at Exchange Salesrooing, 111 Broadway, Country Seat and 34 Acres of late Mr. Joseph Fatman, at Bath, L.1,, with unsurpassed beach for bathing; house 82x82, with all conveniences, Including bowling’ aley, eva, fruits, ke. Terms liberal. Maps at77 Cedar st, J, BLEECKER, SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. Handsome Household Furniture, power of sale in threo certain by virtue of the Chattel Mortgages, MONDAY, May 6, and TUESDAY, May 7, at 10% A. M., at 234, 234, 238 and 240 Fourth avenue, the entire Farniiure of the four houses, comprising a most complete and extensive assoriment, made by Roux and oF first class makers, such as mantel aud pier Mirrors, ftageres, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dining, Exten- sion and Centre Tables, Parlor Suits, in great variety; Buflets, Lace and brocciel Curtains, Wilton, medallion ‘and Brussels ‘also a large assort of Table and Bed Line China, Silv Kitchen cts curled hair Mattresses, Glass, ‘are and Cutlery, together with tho’ entiré rniti BER, 77 Reade streets. VEN B. MINER & BRO, DAY (FRIDAY), May Jock at our salésrooms mbers and 77 Reade stree Axminster, Velvet el ply’ Carpets, su- perbly carved roselwoad Suit in crimson and drab figtired procutel, made to order by Potter & Stymus, and cost $010; also carved black walnut ebony mounted Bedroom Suit, in. fine order and but litte used; lady's Bec- retary, black walnut Bedsteads, do. and marble top Drosihg, Bureaus, Washstands, black walnut Etageres, Dining, Extension, Centre and Side Tables, Cottage Suits, Lace Window Curtains, OU Paintings. Engrayings, Rock: ers Lounges, air Mattresses, Fenther Reds, Boistérs and Pillows, Crockery, silver-plated and Glass Ware, Kitchen Utensil, &e., &e. ALLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER, LLE: A Salesrooms, 86 Chambers stroct and 77 Reade street, nN aby MAY 4, at 10% o'clock, at the private residence G7 HAST 127TH STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH AVENU. 8, HARLEM, Gentee] Household rniture, carved rosewood 7 octave Piano, made by Curtiss; French Piate Mirrors, Velvet, Brussels and Three-ply Carpots; rosewood Parlor Suits, in figured brocatel; rosewood marble top Centre Table, earl inlaid do; Etageres, Chairs, black walnut Bedsteads, tirenus, Washstands, Rockers, Sofas, Centre and Side Tables Painted and eviamelied Cottage Suits Rpring and Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters an ws, Oil Paintings, Engravings, Lace Window Curtains ‘and Hilt and decorated, Vases, Bilverpluted Ware, Kitchen Utensils, &c., &c. UCTION SALE By WALDRON & COOKE, Avetion: THIS DAY, at li o'e at No. $17 Broadway, secon Sewing Machines, Carpets, Di WALDRON SOOKE sel as above niture as follows :—Brussels Carpets, elegant round glass Partitions, Oilee Desks and Chairs, D: ion Suite in fine wrdrobes, Secretaries, Copy in Presses, Mirrors, Curtat Ae. ae. pias ‘Also, ‘Two Sewing Machines of first classmanufacture, and all in good order. Sale peremptory. n SATURDAY, At 13g o'clock, at salesroom, 108 Tiberty, corner new Chnreh street, an fwmense sale of Housel urniture, Carpets, Mirtors, &c., ke, Particulars to-morrow. UCTION NOTICE T, WAZEDM, AUCTION THIS DAX (Priday), May At 10}; o'clock, at our sulesroum, 118 Chatubers street, Heavy and shelf Hardware, Table and Pocket Cuuery, &¢., in lots to suit aa | ec on i country trade, 0, 25 cases assorted Hardware; part of a stock. Also, Shovels, Scythes, Screws, in cages, Pumps, &e. Agricultural Impleinents, Ploughs, Rakes, Hoes, Chutns, Horse Hames, &c. ‘of wale, HAZELL & CO., Auctioneers, 115 Chambers street, Catalogues on mornin, RT. sf UCTION SALE OF handsome and genteel Household Furniture, on this day (Friday), babes d 3, at 103¢ o'clock, at the elegant brown stone residence of Albert A. Vandcrhotf, Ex ave ing tor Burope, 262 West Forty-second street, néar seventh avenue. Parlors—Velvet, Medallion Carpets, grand square 74 octave Pianoforie, Stool, Cover and Muale Cabinet; pompadour and Marie Antoinette style Parlor Suits in satin, Mirrors, Curtains, Paivtings, Bronzes, Works of Art, Etageres, Tables,’ Cabinets, "Bookcases, Turkish Chairs, Lounges, rosewood, walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands, Comimodes, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Bedding, Sofas Chairs Laay Chairs in reps, Clocks Vases, Bxtension Table, Bufiet, China Dinner Set, Crystal Glass and Silverware, basement and Servants’ Furni- ture, &e. Honse to lot. E. NICHOLS, Auetioncer, Goods packed and delivered for purchasers, Parties wishing to attend the saic take Sixth, Seventh or Kighth fveuue cars and sop ut Forty-sevoid street, near the house. AON IEW TOM) OW. + WILLIAM TRIST BAILEY, AUCTIONEER, avenues. MESSRS. V. K. STEVENSON & SON, beg to,notity that, Kimi) eb the residence, they are In- structed by Mz, William Taylor to sell at auction on MONDAY, May 6, 1872, commencing at 11 o'clock A! M., to the minute, the whole ofthe superb and elegant Furniture, made expressly by those well Known manufacturers, t. Brooks & Co. In- ely carved double clnding in the drawing Foun, handsom ly rosewood Suites, In striped reps, with window drape match; splendid tone grand Plano, in Topawpods by Chickering & Sons; Turkish and Reception Chatra, Con Tables, Statuary, marble Chimney Ornan nis, mag. nillcent imported Timep e, With side pieces in ormolu and Sevres china; two artistically exccuted Statues, in ete marble; two beautitul Bronzes, Lace Window Surtana, Jn large extension room adjoining, handsome Furnt- ture in walnut and crimson reps; ebony and walnut Kscrlioire, a large Extension Dining Table, Royal: Wit ton aud Brussels Carpels dhroughout the house, latest de: ‘Dining Room Furniture complete, in oak and walnut, severu! Suites of polisted wal Kedroom Furniture prising Plimpton bedsteads, spring and Mattresses, Palle Linens, har ba Easy Chairs, Lounges and ordinary a appointments; usual appendages to t ase and assiizes: ant lady elle carved Hat Stand, with marble slab and Freneh mirror Chini, Plated Ware, and every or cul oes. 4,and morning of sale. Catae y, May ors, LT Pine stres S SALK OF LEAK TOBACCO, CIGARS, HERMAN, Auctioncer, will sett this day (Pr t 1Uis o'clock, at 1S Bowery, 82 cases of Leat clous ages; also Cigars, Furniture, do. Sale lors invited. LON BE: F aNlesroony ATL GOLAN AT Wy A. Mt SALES AT AUCTION, UCTION KALE—AT PRIVATE MANSION, ILENKY ZINN, Auctioneer, sells thisday, commencing al 10'4 o'clock, all ihe clegaat and costly Household Fur- nituro, many Fare und costly Works of Art, coutaiued in Private residence 1M West 26th st., between 6th and 7th ava, Parlors contain, viz.-Rosewood Pianoforte, cost $90, in use 18 monuth:; rich Parlor Suits, made by best city makers, covered {n plain and figured satin and sili reps; Vier and Mantel Mirrors, velvet and Brussels Carpets, Btagores, Cabinets, Bronzes, Lace Curtains, marble top and itt Tabies, Chuirs, 30 day Clocks, Ornaments, Vases, Boookcase. Bedrooms contain, vis. :—Rosewood od wal nut Suits single and double Bodsteads, Bureaus, Wash- ands, Commodes, Spring a d Hair Mattressos," Sheets, tults, Blankets, Bedding, Lounges, Brussels ‘Carpets, c., &c. Alsu Dining Room, Basement Kitehen Fur- niture; Buffet, Extension Ti Chi Plate, Cutlery, China, Glassware, Dinner aud Tua Sets, &c., 40. Bald positive. UCTION SALE—AT PRIVATE RESIDENCK 120 West 284 street, between Gth and 7th avenues, TUIS DAY (FRIDAY, MORNING), May 3, 1872, commencing at bxg o'ctook precisely. By LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will sell this day over 88) lots by catalogue me pias ‘and costly House. holt Furniture, naime ent 7 octave rose Wood Pianofurte, celebrated city makers, cost used 6 months; pio’ ond mantel Mirrora, ' fine Oit Paint- ings, rich Bronzes, velvet and Brussels and in; grain, three-ply Carpets Lace Curtains, elegant Fo: Ltageres, rich” Parlor Suits, covered in erlinson satin, &c,} also rep Suits and hairetoth; Centro Tables, Bookexsca; 809 volumes Books, superior rosewood and black walnut Bedroom suits; gilded and plain Bed steads, Burea Wardrobes, Vianna corrode Hair Mattresses, Spring Reds, Pillows, Bolsters, Quilts, Sheets, Blankets, Linen, &e. Dining room Furniture— Lich burfet, cost $30 Extension Tal bles, Chairs, French Chin nd Tea Sets; Out Glass and silver Plated Basement and Kitchen Furniture, ig Utensila, Teebox, Stoves, Ollcloth and other arti> cles too nuinerous to mention. Sale positive, in lots by entalogun, Notice,—Good? packed at shipped or re- moved jor purchasers by competent meu in attendance, Ae MARTINES & CO., AUCTIONEERS, Magnificent Household Furniture, atthe private residence: 36 West 15th st, between bth and 6th avenues, on THIS DAY ahuday), commencing at 1044 o'clock, rosewood Mixnotorty, Drawing Room Suits, Paintings Velvei Cacpets, Cablucts, Statuary, sirrors, Bliverware, Kronzes, Works of Art, sold by order of M.H, Blake, Esq. Drawing Room Suits, covered in richest de-cription of satin breca bik ps, Pe mpadour, Marie Antoinette styles; marqueterio Cabinets, Fables, Encoignures, Jars dinierea, Canterbury, Music Cabinets, superb rosewood Canopy Elagerc, French plate Mirrors, Velvet, Medal ll Brussels Carpets; Chandellers, bronze ormolu Gloc! Sevres Vases, Ornaments, rate Gollection of Yaluable Oil Vaintings by eminent artists, artistic bronze. Satuary, brought froin Europe by present owner; magnificentrose= Woot Pianotorte, celebrated maker, | Stool, | em: Droidered cloth ‘Cover, Music Book’ Stand,’ Tark- sh Senne Chairs, Lace Curtains. Dining Room—Extension Tables, Sideboard, silver Casters, Tureens, Salvers, Diuner and Tea Services, Spoons, Forks, Crystal beer Glassware, Saeite! ble Guuery, China ware. Chainbers, rosewood and walnut Dressing fareaus, Bedstoads, Wardrobes, en sulte, style Louis S1V.; li spring Mattresses, Blankets, Counterpanca, Bolsters, lows; also Furniture of servants’ apartments. The au tloneer calls particular’ atiention of his friends and tho public to this sale, comprising largest and richest assor! Mentot household turniture offered ut auction thls sea fon. Facilities for removing and packing Koods, | Parties wishing to attend this sale, Sixth avenue cars, Filth ave- nue stagas. UCTION NOTICE. M. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, Will sell at his salesrooms, 79" Nassau streot, this day, Friday, May 3 at 2036 o'clock, a large and general assort: ment of first Class Hongchold’Furnttare, comprisi nut and roeewood marble top Chamber Suits, Ruites, covered in plush, reps und Tircloth, Wardrobes Bookcases, Hall Stands, Sidchoards, Extention and marble Centre Tables, Turkish and other Lounges and Chairs, top French Plate Mirrors, Picard Sofa bed, Bedsteads, Tair and other Matitresses, Oll Pal » Brussels, Three d Chamber Suites, &c. IS WAREHOUSES, EIGHTH AVENUE, hird to Thirty-fourth street, and 282 Ninth Ane themselves stricily to storage and safe viuner buying, well- wale favior avenne, ¢ Keeping of turnilure, baggage, &c. ; ing nor other outside busin ¥ F, COLTON, AUCTIONEER. Genteo! Furniture in West Fourteenth street, elegant Parlor, Dining Koom, Bedroom and Basement Goods, 3. ‘THIS DAY (Friday), May 8, at 103 o'clock, at the private residence 18 West Fourteenth strect, near Fitth avenue, the entire rich Furniture of the dwelling, comprising velvet, Brussels, three-ply and other Carpets Wardrobes, Bookcases, Drosing Bureaus, Extension and Centro Tables, French Plate Mirrors, elegant Suits in eatin damask, &c., €c.; China and Glassware, &e., &c. Catalogues catty this morning, At k P.M. choles Furniture, at the private residence 149 Enst ‘Twenty-first sirect, embracing Parlor, Dining Room, Boa- room and Basement Goods, velvet, Brassels and ‘other Carpets, French Plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Ward- robes, Bookcases. Extension Tables, Centre do., Side- boards, best hair Mattresses, &c., N, B.—Caidloguos atthe house by 1¥. M., and’ pledso remember that the slae will comience at? P. M. On SATURDAY, May 4, at 10% o'clock, elegant Houschold Furniture ( to order by Roux), Bronzes, Paintings, Carpets, Mirrors, &c., of the privaté re-ldenco 61 West Thircy-cighth street. Also one very eiegnt ant extra large Library Book: case, made to order, and wppropriate tor any: libri also many other rich and cholee goods, ‘Catulogues early on Saturday morning, with more full particulars. Y HENRY STRAUSS, AUCTIONEER, OFFIOK | 375 Bowery—Sells, 85 Spruce stveet, 10 o'clock, Nine black walnut. Destin ying Press, splendid Sate, complete set ot St Piextu LANDSCA LAKE Ques OF OATSKILL, George and Adiro i the latest produe tions of ©. H. Chu E fold at auction May 3, at 60 Li) ANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 621 Broadway, under St. Nicholas liotel. The attention of those desiring F Y ELEGANT and LUXURIOUS CARPETS is specially requested to the AUCTION SALE OF ld SUPERB TURKISH AND PERSIAN CARPETS AND RUGS, of entirely new and unique patterns, of recent importa- tion, to be sold ‘AT MATHEWS’ AUCTION ROOMS, 621 BROADWAY, under St. Nicholas Hotel, On SATURDAY, MAY 4, at lL o'clock. Tho enle, by order of the Jmporior, will be Without reserve. The Carpets and Rugs will be tion Friday, May 8, with descriptive catalog &c. Connolssetirs are particularly invi 1) iy positive! x. DWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONE! BALE OF ELEGANT WATER © THIS DAY, nt Liberty street, ‘at 12 o'clock SALE: TRAV r will sell this street, Houschold Furniture, consisting ment of black walnut and rosewood Parlor, Chamber and J TION Dining Room Furniture ; Carpets, hair and other M SS AT AUCTION, Brussels, Threo-p; lattresses, Feather lows, 7 octave rosewood Barmore Piano, 1 upright Piano, 2 Counters, 2 large Showcases, Awning and Frame, lot Shelving, Glassy Boors, Tee Hoxea ken AN Frames te Rt, , Ot 10's o'tlock, at59 Great Jones fa large assort- eas am and Ingrain Pil. AMUSE*IENTS. Y AMUSEMENTS. See = meen wwe pp ARORA BARA ORDO OD IAD Nac INA EDWIN'S THEATRE. ALLACIOS, BLANOUE. CHAPMAN SISTERS, ELLA. Ww Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACE. Last nights of the new Burlesque, POWER OF LOVE, SATURDAY, LAST POWER OF LOVE MATINEE. MONDAY, GOLD DEMON, Also first Appearanes Champion Banjoist. FRANK BB. CONVERSE, H, F. MUDGE, new and original log Dance, __ Besides othor Now Attractions. ARSHAL'S SALE OF choles Groceri JOHN H. WILSON, Auetic 472, at 10 A. Owe Proper chests Tea, 85 boxes assorted Soa) cantite poxe? ‘Also Castile Soup, 5 By order of Marshal. Kles, e., Tons, & wer, on indies, and Farina. jarch, Com Starch, Vinegar, c. Friday, May 3 { salesroom No. 9 Beach street, the fol- N ARSHALS' SALE.—THOS, J. Bireet, @ lot of Toys, Pict Wagons, Bindery. By order, Mo’ tioneer, sella this day, at 10 o'ctock, at 133 Chatham ‘os, Shades,” Hobby Wall Paper, &¢.; also the contents of @ Book JAMES O'MARA, City Marshall, M ORTGAGE RALF.--HENRY DR 1 order of AUGUST PL HER & fON tioncors, office 172 East Houstom street, sell this day, At IL o'clock, At northeast corner Third siréot and. First avenue, by virtue of 4 chattel mortzaxe, Contents of @ er Beer Saloon—Counters, Fixtures, Tables, Chai Engravings, Glassware, Icebox, Mirror, Siove PETRIE, Attorney for Mort ATH, AUC: JOrses, , AUC: ac. By WIL! By V, K. STEVENSON & 8ON—Will in the above reside tioneers’ offices, 11 Ping street, N VIEW TO-MORROW, at 43 Wost Forty-seventh street, IAM TRIST HATLBY, Auctioneer, iY fi MAL Mes tike whole ortho Nonday, May 6, commencing at ILA. M., the whole ofthe onday, May Mcci manutectared Paritture ‘awd Effects Catalogues, Wl the house, or Auc- PARNRBORERS SAL This day, JAMES AG Now Bowery, Watehes, Diamond and Gold struments, WATCHES AND JEWELIY. R, Auetioncer, will sell, at 69 t 11 o'clock, 600 lots Gold and Silver welry, Opera Glasses, Plated Ware, Guna, Pistols, Musical and'Mathematical Ln By order of &. Goodstein, 260 Bridy street, AWNBROKER'S SALE.—R, F General Auctioneer, salesroon Lo'clock, at’ 121 Bowery, Clothing; Dieses, Shawls, Brooklyn. rt ris and Vents. cl, 61 Rose street, "By onde L 500 remy fits, Mlankets, Bedding, Boots, Shova, &c., &e. SIERIFF'S AND Bi AN well ry, men’s and nts Under: RIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION. Clinton Hall Book Salerooms—d Co., Anctioneers—Friday and Saturd: i and Tiustrated Books; also tion, and’4 at 73 o'clock, sale of a Priyate Lil achoice assortinent of Law. and Medical Works, Catalogues ready. Books on exhibl- 20. A. ab ear evenings, May 3 LEAVITT & ‘of piandard Rent day (Friday), at i re, Curpets, ke., intrsha Og o'el Wiy, a large'and poneral a nitite, viz. Burcavy, Reds Tablos, Washstands, Etageres, Pier 1 Solas, | Tote & Bookcases, Exter tresscs, Brussels and Ingrain Carpe’ Sate positive. ?, i O8ELLE, N. the Kreat sale of Mon A.D. M LIC + May 6, ICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—HOUSEHOLD 's sale, will sell t salesroom 27 East Broad. riinent of House ads, Chairs, Marble Top bles, Hat Stands, ion . Parlor SUiLin reps. MeCABKE, Marshal. —MAPS AND TICKKTS BRO., No. 6 Pine street. vid Bure ‘Tables, M DY FOR ERMAN, AUCTIONE ke, at 13 Bows day), May $ att o off 8) casks Port, Sherr’ ye, Irish and S¢ Carr Schnapps, Wines, Furniture, Clgats, &e., & Bitters, Clay co. Dealers a ou VO. qu AUCTION SALE OF IMt- ©. ported Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c., &c., this day (Frl- 'y,'@ large assortment mporied and domestic Wines, Liquoty, dc., consisting o and Claret Wines; '37 caska Comnac, Otard and Martell Brandics; 22 casks Swan, hiedain Gins; 80 bbls, of old Kentucky Bourbon, nh Whiskeys; 28) eases Brandics, i * to the above sale.” Very lot will positively be sold with Noverloal also OMed positive.’ Dealers invited. Also, nt 11 0’ of Wines, Liquors. in casks, barrels and cases, MERMAN, A 'TONEER—LE AF TOBACCO, CIGARS, 1 &e., &o.—Th tay (Friday), May 8, at 10 oe) i »wery, tor account of whom if may con 1, toch st 27 «cases Leat Tobacco, & lot Cigars, &c. Balo ‘clock, a large lot Sw, . JGHNSON—sells this day, at 2 0 ture, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Lounges, Tote-a-Tete, Sofas, Wardrob other Tables, Chairs, Buftets, Bedding, Halr Matthesses, Baillasses plate Pigr, Manteland other Mirrors ‘tapestry and Ingrain Cat also Crockery Ware, Kitel tings, 4c. hen DAUCHY, AUCTIONEER—BY DAUCHY & clock, at 454 Canal street, a large assortment of valuable Household Furnl- Bureaus, Washstands Ei: bes, Teo # jarge nets, Olle! Utensils, Coolers, and every varlety of housekeeping articles. IBLO'S GARDEN, NIBLO'S GARDEN LAST NIGUT BUT TWO. GREAT DRAMATIC PICTURE OF THE TIME, BLACK FRIDAY, BLACK FRIDAY: The drama will be presented with APPROPRIATE LOCAL SCENERY, pon TRICATE AND ELABORATE MECHANISM. | ,.& man who loved and lost...J. W. COLL! VIOLET SPEARHEART, a woman of the world, Miss LIZZTB PRICE ROSA BUDD, a aweet peren ow. JENNY LEB Cashiers, Clerks, Mesicngers, Telegraph Boys. BLACK FRIDAY MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2, ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 6, will be prosented, for the first time at this theatre, the ORIENTAL SPECTACULAR DRAMA, founded on Moore's charming poem, of LALLA ROOKIT, which has been played at the Grand Opera Mouse for the past eight weeks, RLICITING UNQUALIFIED APPROBATION from over 150,000 people, has, in consequence of te close ofthe season at that establishinent, been transierred to MMe dena wilt hy Phe drama will he presented, RECONSTRUC D, RECONSTRUCTED, RECONSTRUCTED, RECON RECONSTRUCTE, REO: ELEGANTLY EMBELLTSURD AND Is wit! NEW SCENERY NEW DRESSES, m D, NEW PEATU NEW DANG: ROX gf Nios GARDEN NIBLO'S GARDEN, POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE BLACK FRIDAY, BLACK FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AT 2. SATURDAY, A'T 2, BLO'S.—BLACK FRIDAY MATINEE. NIGLO'S, SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP BRISTOL, NIBLO'S. MATINEE BLACK FRIDAY, NIBLO'S, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 2, Roorms THEATRE, Ou WEDNESDAY and every oveniny MR. EDWIN BOC as RICHARD, DUKE OF Wirst Time in New York ins in Oibber's versfon of Shakspeare's grand tragedy of RIOHARD IIL, Which will be produced after many months of elaborate preparation. SATURDAY MATINEE AT HALF-PAST ONE 0) MR. BOOTH “as CLAUDE MELNOLT: in “TUE LADY OF LYO: Tox book open six days in advance at the theatre; also at Ditson's Music Store, 7H Broxdway. pene COMIQUE, JOSIT HART... RES. BooTu, yf aoring the week, OCk, 514 BROADWAY. Sole Lessee and Manager npany in i S18 RENE WORRSLT, MISS JENNIE WORRELL. of the Star Troupe. pleasing acts MISS ELLA WESNER The beautiful Borlosque THE VEE in her songs and changes, D OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD. I NEW YORK, NESDAY AND SATURDAY, jonday next tho new and original Drama, BLUE MONDAY, BLUE MONDAY, BLU During the pléce a parade of a favorite full Brass Rand and COLONEL ON HORSEBACK, BLUE MONDAY. THE WORKING GIRLS: MATINER, WEDN EXTRA NOTICE. xtension and Bookcases, Bedstends, Beds, Boxes, Froneh tof Velvet, Joths, Mat- Water eral Auctionee: at 12 Bower. tes. order, MA’ Joun GieNnon, Deput, QHEKTIFINS SALE.—R, FIELD, SHERIFF'B AND GEN. iw salesroom ‘121 Bowery, will sell this a large abd general as- HEW 'f, BRENNAN, Sheriff. QUERIES SALE general Auction this day, at 11 o'clock, at Musk Iron, &¢., &e, RFI ry &alest By order, Nirt, Bryant, Deputy. Will set! on THIS DAY, Mi ck, at 133 Uh A Large an Mouse as, Lounges, Bureau «, Mair Mattresses, } sisting , | Cornices, Tables, Desk, Chairs, &c., 4 SILER RITES AND 1 Mowery, Will sell rpuomas J. WGRATH, AUCTIONEER, 3, Bed Venth c. 6 Fulton street, a loc of Army s) kogs of Horse Shoes, Grindstonc’, several tons MATTIIEW T, BRENNAN, Sheriff. tends, Tables, nee Beds, & Club Room, made to order, con. r Glass, Table, Lambrequins und 80 Lors— At Auction, Tuesday, Gas BE POSITIVELY THK LAST SALE OF FINE FURNITURE By order of tie Supreme Court. FRIDAY, May 3, ut 11 o'clock, at salesrooms, No. 6 Dey stroct. This eale comprises the entire balance of the stock of the Cabinet Makers’ Association, embracing every variety of Parlor, Dining Room, Library and Chamber Suits, in rovewood and walnut; Ktageres, Centro, Card and Li- brary Tables; Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs, Exten- sion” Tables, Sideboards, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Desk &e., &c., ail of which was made for first class city rein trade, ahd well worth the atiention of parties furnishing. NOCICK, ALL GOODS NOW REMAINING ON STORAGE MUST BE R VII AS, TH BUILD. MOVED FORTH ING WILL bs TORN DOWN IN Hs y Was to lake place this day was sold at private sale, and is therefore postponed. &. WEINNERGER, + Saturday, May 4, at 103g 0 at 15), Bowery, new and second tiand parlor dnd. stair Carpets, Ol. Cloths, elegant Library Bookease, Extension. Tables, French Clocks, fine Oi! Paintin: fine Billiard gere, marble top viz e-Bedstead, latte. JPAd0 WOLF, AUCTIONFER—OF A bers street—Sells this da, Stock and Fixtures of the Liq Street, corner of South Fill Liquors, Counter, Show R, Casks, Bottles, Mea'sures, Pi farht3 BOGART, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOMS NO, 1 NORTH WILLIAM STREET AND 210 WILLIAM STRE 4 TIAVING TAKEN 210 WIL! STK ,, IN CONNE tion with his old store, which he has occupied for the last twenty years, Isnow ready to receive Household Furui- ture or Merchandise of all deseriptions§ on sale or storage. Cash advances made if required. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, SATURDAY, atll o'clock, at No. 1 North and 210 Willlain street, Honsehold Furniture, consisting of a large assortment of black walnut and rosewood Parlor, Chamber, Dining Rooin and Kitehen Furnitnre, Pianos, Mirrors, Ve Zreegele, Three-ply and Ingrain Carpets, Uerring’s Sal 6.5 eC. French plate Mirrors, Mantel Ornaments, 4, Ch nos, Engravings, Tables, Chairs, 1 * tally And cues; 1 rosewood Eta- Hall Stand, 1 iron 8: reat, de 1 Cottage Suit, also elegant Lounges and FICE NO. 9 CHAM- At iW! o'clock, the entire {uot bore 8} West Houston 6. consisting of Wines, 1 Pumps, Shelving, Mirrors, &c. ACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER, THIS DAY, MAY 3, . Atl o'clock, at the auction rr Norih William sireet, a lot of G Fixture Hes, Stoves, M: Nid I, WILSON, AUCTIONEER, will sell, by virtue of a bill of sale, on Saturday, May 4, 1872, at 10 A. M., at 229 West Twenty-seventh street, Fix- &o, Neat and Pork Packing House, consisting Hoxsheads, Barrels, Moat Block, Racks, House, &e.; everything ortaining to hove husiness. AUCTIONEER.—POSITIVE EXE o'clock sharp on Wednesday, May Sa nt, 1 Broadway, New York, ing itr Plot of Ground, situated on High street, in he beautiful village of Bond Brook, N. J., belonging to the estate of Horace Whittemore, de: ceased. Dwelling (in good order), contains I rooms; Plot of 16 City Lots, trully stocked with’ chotee fruit trees: loca. tion convenient to depot. Terms, two-thirds on morgage, For maps and partiouiars apply to JURE Atictloncer, 25 Nassau street, New Yor P. TRAVER, AUCTION salesroom 59 Great Jones street, UL sell this day, at2 o'clock, at 200 South Fifth avenno, etween Br nd Grand sf ets, two walnut Counte romnd and square Tables, Chalrs, Bar Fixture rockery, Cooking Utensils, Ra jas Fixtures, &e. OSEPIT HEGEMAN & CO. oD Saturday, May 4, at WA. M., at 179 Colnmbin Holghts, near Pierrepont, Brooklyn, hat Furmutiire, walnut Parlor Suits Lage Gui twins, Seis, hair Matireswes, J: Ivot and Brussels Carpets, a&c MoPRS WILKINS, AvorionnEn. eNO 4 oor SEHOLUD FURNTTUR PINK HORS, ROSEWOOD PIANOPORT ty LUDLOW, & do. w mon ma. No.1 ra, Store est carry on th JOMNSON, IT. cutor’s kale, a 8, 1872, at Exeha of valuable Dw @ les, AWaloul Chav Tables and Chairs, i carved rosewood Htagers, fare and Damask Ch aks, Aleey, A lot of fine white and cyloréd Matting in lots to suit. rose ood Contre aid Ilalistand, mahogany Ex: kK walaut Bedstends- stands, Commodes, A busy’ Chairs, Gilt 4, Prillasses Bol is and tagrain Carpets, of China and Glass Ware, eo. Catne Vhwe steak or J Kast Seveutevuth streok Hair Matt lugues at No. “AT STI street —hquare instalments; 7 09 provements» NOS. GAFUNEY & CO., AUCTHO) Kast Houston siree I sell this di the Stock and Fixture the Taquor teenth street. Sal in Jo DMAN & HOLLYER'S, 55 W 3 ny ht Pianos lo rent and on NEE Sto) Grand Boulevard and Hudson Rive 136th to 137th streets, Magnificent Grounds and Nesidence, May 7, At Exchange Salesroom, tl Broadway, By A. J, BLEECKER, SON & CO,, 77 Cedar strect. PIANOFORTES. \ with RS, OFFICE 67 U 1034 o'clock, mi West Nine? i all recent im, iA HAI ‘Union Square, Unsurpassed for ton At very low figure and I One second RGE STOCK tor sell ehe 8c legs and ea r Seventh a cond street, ni octave, fou lmproversene, rent y place, near Brond way. 4) LADY WIL sent, i A AUTI iowa, &¢ niture its ©: shale inal cost or by instalments on most tavorabl four round corners, richly Ltone, made to order tor $s be we atest style Parlor Suits, ins sland reps; Bookea: ageres, Bronzes, 9 edsteads, Burcaus, Washoiands, Matiresses, Di Bullet, &c., at a great sacrtil Residence He. PIANO, ONLY $125; AW! foun corners, ear bargain tor cash, a4 | The celebrated Haines Pianos, T MAKERS, TO ur Call 65 Fourth ay. ROsSHWoOD Chickering 7 octave Piunoforte, overstrung, carved . Alo" tuli suit Parlor Pure Third street, near Bowery. KYH AVENUE THRATRER. O Bole Lessee and Manager......Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY “ARTICLE 47," THR GREAT PARISIAN SE: 6TH WEEK. ATION, Gorgeous toilettes a In mode. Characters by Miss Fanny” Davenport, Clara Morri Linda Deity, Mrs. Gilbert, Roberta Norwood, Ida Yeranc Louise Voliner, Mr. Mr. D. IL Harkins, James Lewis, Honry Crisp, W! Davidge, Louis Juines, G. 1. Grifths, Magnificent scenery. Manager Ky Keproe W. J. Lemoyne, Parkes, G, F, Devere, Chapman, Pierce, Bennett, Beekinan, &c. BEVENTI MATINEE OF ARTICLE 47, SATURDAY, AT 1h; O'CLOCK. WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 8 benefit of Miss FANNY DAVENPORT, BOWRRY, BATE, WM, B. FRELIGH.. Monday Evening, April Anetion Of Mr, Lewis F. Stoller's ENTIRELY ORIGINAL LOCAT, SENSATION DRAMA, entitled SEARCHING Pris, Tlailed on its first representation by crowds of delighted people, will be performed with all the poweriul effects an excellent cast, be preceded by the GREAT COMIC DRAMA, SOLON SHINGLE. MR, FE. W. MARSTON 1A SOLON SHINGLE In active preparation, a new and semantic ADA TION froin the beautiful POEM, by Mu. PHLLLP SLONER, erie ROBERT OF WOODLEIGH. an S TUE JEWESS. RIGHARD, FADRI, WIEGAND, TAD THEATRE, FRIDAY, MAY 3 DASt TIME LAST TIM LAST TIME, trian ARN at grand triumph of this great tenor. Hbieh in her magnificent pt of Rachel. THE JEWESS, RICHARD, FABRI, WIKGAND, WIEGAND, as the Cardinal de Browny. d with, entirely APPOINTMENTS, Popular Opera prices. QT. JAMES THEATRE, FI a HAE ew nro Uae re! CO representing all the principal cities and pid i Treiand, MR. W. F. LAWLO;, ee the favorite Irith Gomedian and’ Vocalist, ag Barney, the Guide, Every evening, the amusing Episode, ME HAUNTED GUID! fy the ftiberuleon Company. Orchestra Chats, 75c. ; Dress Circle. 59) lery, MATINER WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY At 2'P, M. RA TIOUSE, 2m BOWERY. ADMITTED FREE ar gEK. TH Wi of intergst TONY PASTOR'S OF THE DADE the to see the FRENCH ATHE § LADIES to see the PRENCH WRESTLERS, this | WORKING GIRLS OF NEW YORK, the greatest Local Drama yet TONY PASTOR AS DICK torn ave JEMY, BARRI INR TRISH SONC ADMITTED | THE SVAR TROUPE IN N F i A iS ADMEET D LAD! JREEE BXUIBITION OF PAINTINGS AT THE SoM. erville Art Gullery, No. 62 Filth avenue, corner Fourtecnth street, The valuable private collection of Mr. George M. Van- detiy, comprising examples trom some of the best native and ‘foreign artists, nding the celebrated paint: ing by Rie of) “Capuchin "fils “Day Drees , of Bremen and others is now on exh bition Hn, ¥ ‘and will rons parlor Grand Pianoforte for si pureh: ty id st. BRILLIANT-TONED 74 OCTAVE, te Cost $75), tor $25); also complete Furniture, in lots rs, less than halt cost, at private resid ROSEWOOD, done year, cerenseeegts Fach gentleman can bring a lad free of charge on Friday ey UE CHEAPEST and the best MAG scale, for sale—t brated maker, made. order, full: months ; cost $900, for $275, Also cu aus; &e., at West 15th st., near Sth av. IFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, GRAND roperty family leaving cit: guarantee celee used 5 ‘arlor Etageres, Book- , Carpets, Bronzes, Paintings, rosewood, wathut Bu Bedstends, Mattresses, Bedding, Dining Furniture, a sacrifice; call before purchasing elsewhere. 36 HE BROOKLYN OPERA HOUse TO 1 Or will be let by Hit or week at very | Apply to J. MACARTHY, 26) Livingston street, Broo ASE— rout. Kym, EY RY LADY| | Tne great Locu! Drama, THE WORK- SHOULD | ING GIRLS OF NEW YORK, this even. BEE ing at TONY PASTOWs OPERA 1 HOUSE, Ladies admitted Free. HANDSOME LARGE octave Pinnoforte, for $12 Thirtieth street near Third ave: ROSEWOOD with modern ; also Parlor Sult and Carpet. Apply at 243 Bus SEVEN | improvements } ANJO AND GUITAR INSTRUCTION—BY A NEW and simple method, enabling (he pupil to master the instrument in a single qivarter's Jessons, HENRY ©, DOB 250 Rowery. A’ BL Huzie' arrangems T Sacrifice ; ly. overstrun, 5, $8. great ba: i, 27) 2'S3—CELEBRATED KNABE ton Brothers’ elegant rosewood cases, agraffe ig, latest Improvements; second rains, Hare, ery It PIANOS, Brondway. ‘AVE, CARVED, mprovement} od five months; instalments taken ; $12 month- R! CABLE, 470 Eighth av., hear Thirty-fourth st. VHAMBERS’ PIANOS, AT SP” / Elegant double round $600 cary #125; rose woo Fi upright, & stiperb carver avemt ch upright, "$17 SIAL LOW PRICES, 1 rose) d $9) Pianos for $520 and $150. CHAMBERS & SON. wood Pisno, hearved oblique at $75, 3109; 10 Bonet And re music store, TANOFORTE Tol Broadwa; JEVERAL FIRST CLASS §) ¥ cheap, at FISHER’ Ninth avenue, near Macdoug EW UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS 70 kt allowed if purchased, at IAL! low Light street. {LEGANT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, A4 “superb, overstrung, having carved legs and In iusprovements; great sacrifice; please examine before buying. JAMES GORDON, 196 Bleecker strcet, TO RENT—COMPRISING GRANDS, Sguares and Uprights, by CHICKERING & SONS, if Zast Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fitth ay. ‘OND HAND PIANOS, iN excellent order, and warranted, to be sold. viry 425 West Twenty-cighth street, near '—~A VERY D! $50 per year. r ninth street." be seen at IRABLE PIANO, AT, $5 Pen Ww Fourth siteet; refercuces required, at ¥ West Twenty. 27 5 —GREAT BARGAIN; § $2 (Oe tave rosewood Plano, $50) I be suerith YHURCH OF TILE J Re Wastin . Dy. Cheever, in the Chapel lon square, Sabbath evening, Huxtey. POLITICAL JOLITICAL, PRINTING OF F done to short notice by te M tablishinont, corace ot Broa Yorks ay aud RELIGIOUS NOTICES, the Moral Tendency of the Speculations of oID PURIPANS,~PREACHING at 7) Y DE olitan Aun SEVEN 00+ used only 8 months; dit purchased this Week Apply at BY of the University, 2 o'clock, oi Darwin ‘ond ;ORIPTION Printi (JARD-<PIANO, ORGAN, GUITAR, VIOLIN, SINGING. J” Private Leasons day and evening. | 92 Clinton place. Established 1854” Open the your round. | Circulars sent free. J, JAY WATSON, Musical Director. AN BRYANT'S MINSTRELS in Poughkcepste to-nig T TONY PASTOR'S OPERA TIOUSE, THE LADIES ARE ADMITTED FREE this evening. Orchestra chairs for two, Bie. DANCING ACADEMINS THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 289 BLEECKER street.—Private lessons, day or evening. Ma: Saturday evening, May 40 NK nee from the Artists of Paris and the Artists of Dusseldorf, The Messrs, LEAVITT havo the pleasure to announ that the Works of Art, comprising Paintings, Water Colo, &c,, given by the French and Dusseldorf artists to be sold by auction for the reliet of the Chicago euffere: on exhibition at their Art Roo ms, Sif Broad w: paintings and drawings comprise examples by nearly all tha grest Polen ae ve of Bi bres ent day, and most of ich were painted expressly for this occasion. Exiibi- tow trom 9 AM to 0B Me Admission, cents. STORAGE. ABRGDON ‘sau ane AND. WEST SIDE STORAG, Warehouses, 54, 6M and 46 Hudson. street, 79 Greenwich street and 10 Abingdon: ange, (office 69 Hud- nM streot, near West Twellth street), for furniture and hn cheapest and most reeponsible 4 ablishment 8 New York, K, TAGGART, Manager and Owner. -STORAGE AND SAFE KEE + ture, Baggage, dc. ; raise! on elev: Closed compartments, any size, alway ar warehouses, the oldest, m mt Pe horoughly and compiotely, equipped ¢ America, Fishth avenue, Thiriy-third street, and z8J Ninth avenue. uw 4 a MATRIMONIALS : | GENTLEMAN OF 9) DESIRES THT ACQUA CEN Tran american lady, of education and renines | A, With a view. (o macritn addres: m4 age | Mid other particulars, and appointing an iuterview ) Poruid vitico, possivic, INQUIRER, box 10 I until Tueslay and Wednesday | +he entire collection will be | y | RTAINMENT | Two ndsal for one tleket, at | IN TONY PASTOWS OPERA HOUSE. THE CITY. to-night. BRILLIANT TRIUMPH of LRGITIMATE COMEDY. RVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTIOB, Boucicault’s great comedy, LONDON ASSURANCE, given with appropriate and beautiful scenery and ep ointments and the following array of talent: — HARLES MATHEWS (his original part) ....as....Darzle LESTER WALLACK . les Courtly JOUN BROUGH AM Max Harkaway RY Sir Harcourt J. H. STODDART, Stee Mr. Span’ J, B. POLK. E, M. HOLL ‘ia Sins «Eady Gay Spankor + Grace Harkawag PARTIOULAR NOTICE, Tho box office Is open two weeks in advance, and it te respecttully suggested by the manager that in view of the grent demand for seats application should. be made from two to three daysin advance of the date for which the tickets are desired WAtnacks, SECOND MATINEE SATURDAY, MAY 4 arty P.M, on which occasion LONDON ASSUK iy will be UNAPPRO ny with ibs HARLE CAST \ PALLACK'S. The use of the Theatre being kindly tendered by MR. LESTER WALLACK, EXT i MATINEE, Tn ald of the HO: SURGICAL HoaPITal PUND, MAY'S at 114 o'clock, Ds tou v Sheridan's gre Ti RIVALS. THE FOLLOWING A WAVING KINDLY Vole 3 KED. Mr. JOUN BROUG Mr, JOHN GILBERT, Mr. J, HO STODDART, Mr. B. BOLI, Mr. IL MONTGOMBRY, BLT. RINGGOLD, Me. W.'J, LEONARD, Mr, By x YECK, Master E if rs, CLAR. TRACY, Mis Mr, THOMAS BAKER, JON SQUARE THEATRIZ. U* R. W. BU" . Manager. n becomti WING HOL OVERFLOWING IOUS VOCIFEROUSLY APPLAN DING. BPONTANKOUSLY LAUGHLIN THEY ARE THE TOWN Torro, THEY ARE ME TOWN 'TOPLO, Wherever you go the question ix WAVE You'REEN TIE VoRrst Everybody HAVE, YOU SEEN THE VOKKSt Ever, tells vou yoeny Ot Mt HE VOKR You MUs1 i VOKES. Their term of engageme: erica Is limited, 4o Vow VOLES PAMILY. nO AND FAMILY, 1 KITCHEN, NDIA, ESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2g. Scate be seeured six days in advance. Box oMico opem from 8A. M to4 P. TRE. ma, dai iy on™ Pic THE fon of the rarest heautios of spe A positive combina “l by tacle and the choicest fan of pantomime, interpre! Humpty’s days are numbered. See him! See hint See hint MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, AT & Woou's Musnum. wooD’s, TIRE CHANGE OF if THIS EVENING, at 8. A RNOON, at GRAND REVIVAL. The Celebrated Burlesque, IXION, PAULINE MARKITAM, BELLE HOWITT, ROLLIN HOWAKD, A. H. SHELDON ani Star Burlesque v w startling * se nal Drawn of aAUALic with Faree oe 4 of Linpulye. and fall t pearance of sifted pantomimtste, in tho JRAND OF FAREWELIA JOUN F, COLE Sole Leswee and Manager LAST N SEASON LAS? NE A ROOKIE Mr. COLI respectiuily announces that he has assigned Tilsy bah FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 3 TUE CLOSING NIGHT OF THE DRAMATIC purcence of tho JOINT. ' OF als BENE, MISSES EDITI AND EMMA CLINE, who will appear tor the #** LAST TIME IN THE GRAND OPERA ITOUSE #6 ® In their celebrated characters of DALLA ROOKIL AND ViNIC All the varied, beautiful features of the ga cle will ba gived in their orivinal aplendor, and (ho whole ard for detatt osion to the most brilliant ASON, performance will be presented with a re to give leu fitting con) d 1 podienced. BER REIT. OF MISSRS EDIT CHALLIS. AND NEL TO-NIGHE, FRIDAY NIGHT. NOTE.—MONDAY. sentations of the oommence at Ni BLO advantage of addith SORES, NOVEL FEALURE AY Fi T will be , aMoug thy a GRAND OPERATIO AND OPERA HOUS! tenor, Court Singer to. the Ain will appear together wiih the full NINTH K AND! : YARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE WITH J respect that their first, BENEFED in this city will occur TIS EVENING, when they will appear for the tthe OF A HOUSE In the chagnety ROOK4 and PINION, Tlic reception ded them every evening during the past seven weeks, by the immense audiences the groas Apectacte has attracted, leads them to suppose that such & kindly feeling ©: 4 them on the part of the dion ofthis nature, of their espectal rae ee aes Will bo geterously responde nierest ia a periort tq WALLA OOK will he given in all its original OPERA HOL 5 The last GRAS the season wil! be given on SUN the Sth inst. upon which ex NINTH REGIMENT BAND, newly arrived tenor, see RICHARD #6, Court Slayer to the King of Saxony, will maker lis first Ly Seats can now Be see DARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. | Managers ‘ ARROLD & 3 BLNE {3 DOLULE PLC WAITING POR DICT and SWiSs SWAINS& ROICT ant SWISS SWAIN WAITING FOR AND UN AOI som. 4 NI RMA NOI KVPAYRODY. DELIGHTED: INNOVATIONS. OUTINE DISCARDED, TURE INURD. VADANCIL A A D PERUSE 250. iY KREFT vA uv Mu ; T)AVILLION, L 638 Broadway, — fel LADY EVERY & Adiniesion, 25 cents, Ww ye M MOF ANATOMY, 618 BROAI Rt Visitors to New York will not tail to notice, the ay.— exteridr alterations, and will be more forelbly impr: hy the interior. decorations, the proprietor heving antved his three museums under the one roof, being an. addition of some thousands of models, making this tnstitution. th most stupendous of its kind 1 thia or any other country. Open’ for. gentlemen only, from 8 A.M. ILD P.M. ARS mission, 90 cents, AUGHTER AND SONG. eet 4 Dr. COLTON w: ive another EXHIBITION of LAUGHING GAS, ® we AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 4, To add variety the celebrated QUEEN SISTERS, FANNY and JULIA, who pertormed with distinguished sneceas in the burlesque of Hamlet, at the Olympic Thea- tre, are engaged to C4 the first half hour with thelr sweetest melodies, Also Mr. ©. W. BUTLER, Comed| will sing a Comic Song. Admission We. ; Reserved Seaty, 2c, Doors open at 7; commence at 8 o'clock. DUILHARMONIC SC General rehuarsal, Sixth Concert, SATUR ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Miss ANTOINETTE STERLING, Vocalist Mr. RICHARD TO. Mr. HENRY ©. ‘TIMM will preside att Grand Orehes Herr CARL BERGMANS 3, att; P.M i, May 4,3 P. WAN, Pianist. * piano. RIO} MUSIC ROOMS most elegant ¢ ‘The Rinlto wher The Arion Band begins t ady aiendauts, Admission free. ) BROAD vort i EAR THE TRACK, G cents; Stranset Peioriteten,” new ata,” 49 cents, Uhion square, Broadway. yor LY tiilion VI [Aaa deren AN ills 4 THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY ANN streer A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRIOAT, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND. MUSICAL, 4 ANTED—A THOROUGH MUSICIAN; MUST READ Musie at sight, play piano, flute and Viollu; long em tf lrat Clase postion, aud only Arse Class por ed apply Volt, ALLSTON BROWN, 713 Broadway, W 0 torwor uw