The New York Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1872, Page 8

8 THE MUTUALS _ “Reas” feated Wine Game Between the Bostoi and the Mutuals—The Latter by a Score of 9 to 2 The Boston Red Stockings and the Mutuals played the first of their championship games yes- terday afternoon on the Union Grounds, Witliams- burg, and the result was a signal defeat of the New Yerk club, by a score of 9 to 2. There were present on the grounds about six thousand persons, while mearly a8 many more occupied every available posi- ‘tion from which a sight of the grounds could be had grom withont the fence, ‘The playing of both nines was really brilhant in the field, the Mutuals having a little the best of it here; but at the bat they were nowhere beside their red-legged adversaries. By a reference to the score it will be scen that George Wright and Gould Jed at the ash, while Spaulding and McVey fol- Jowed close in their wake. As for the Mutuals’ score of base hits, the least said, perhaps, the bet- ter; but if they cannot do better next time they had better quit. In the field Hat- field, Start, Fggler, Fulmer and Hicks bore off the honors, the former playing second base ‘to perfection, while Hicks did not have a passed from Cummings. For the Bostons McVey and George Wright did the best execution, George makiug some really astonishing fine plays. THE GAME, The “Reds” won the toss and sent their greon- Jegged opponents to the ash, Hatfield led off with &@ hice grounder past first base, and as Kogers fumbled it Hatfield took two bags. Start bit to George Wright and retired at first. Pearce sent George a hot liner, which was muffed but picked up in time to beat Richard wo tirst. Eggier made a good foul-fair hit past third, which brought Hatfield home, and, owing to Leonard juggling the ball, Eggler got to second base, Cummings got first on a high ball to centre feld, Eggler scoring on the hit, Bechtel made the third hand out on a slow grounder to Barnes. Two runs, one earned, George Wright drove a liner to left, and gota base. Barnes hit a hot bounder to Peavee at short, and the result was a fine double play by Pearce, Hatfled and Start. This sharp and effective p! was enthusiastically applauded by the assemblage, Leonard earned a base, as did alsoM , the lacter sending a beautiful liner to right centre, bringing Leonard home and himself going to third on Eg- ters bad throw in, Spauldi earned ab but joVey was caught at the home plate by Fulmer and Hicks. One earned run, THE SECOND INNING Tesulted in the Mutuals being whitewashed, while their opponents, through an error by Fulmer, gotin another run. By an over pitch by Cummings tho “Reds” recorded another ran in the th inning, but the “Mutes” took their second “goose egg.” La the fourth inning the Kostons, through tine batting by Barnes and George Wright, scored another earned run. The Mutuals, however, took another paws at Chicago, Again, in the ifth inning, the ew Yorkers failed to score, while the red-legged chaps got in three more ‘eained runs—Gould making a magnificent three-base drive to right feld, Spaulding hitting a calker to Kggler, (who, how- ever, allowed it to fem Sees his legs, and the batter got to third hase instead of being held on first), and MeVey sending aliner to centre field. Durfng this inuing the assemblage was treated to another fine double play, Schatler was on first base when Rogeis sent up a high ball, which Hatileld captured and fielded to first bef t back. ‘The point of excellence in the play was he manner in which Start took the ball at first when Hatfield threw it. It came very warm and away to one side; but Joe put down his left hand and capturea it, amid the cheers of the immense crowd. TNE SIXTH INNING was marked by close and sharp playing on both sides, not a run being scored, ‘The ‘seventh and eighth innings Were counterparts of the sixth, Pul- mer and Eggler each making remarkably’ fine catches for the Mutuals, while George Wright bore off the palm for fielding on behalf of his club. When the ninth inning opened it was with the expecta- tion on the part of the many friends of the Mutual Club present, that their boys would make a raliy and bring their score up a little, to say | ‘the least, but they were disappointed. The Mutuals | seemed and were utterly unable to bat Spaulding, who, it must be said, pitched with more than usual brilliancy and effect. In one, two, three order the | “Mutes” we lisposed of, aud then their lively | opponents went in and put on two more runs, earn- one of them. he following is the score, the column marked 6” judicating errors made :— x AL BOSTON. RAT. P. AP. Players. Players, BAB.T. P. AE, Hattield,2b. 1 20 47 0 GWrightes 24°62 9 4 Btart,1b....0 0 0 6 0 0 Barnes,2b..0 1 2 4 4 2 Pierce,s.8..0 0011 0 nard, lf 101 Fegler,c.f..1 115 13 ©. 610 Cummingep 0 1 1 1 0 2 Spauidingp. 2 2 4 q 11 Bechtel, 1.7..0 0 0 20 1 " Bis 0 2 Fulwer, 3b... 0 0 8 1 2 vis 1300) Hicks. 000 5 Rogers, vf 0001 MMullen, rf. 0 0 Totals. Totals 182227 NGS Clubs. Int, 20, Sd. 40h, BUR. Gh. TH, Mutual... 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 ; REPS Tee Ts A: RS A aa UNS EARNED EACH INN! Clubs. Ist. 2d. Se. 4th, Sth, Mutual... We hs Pie Boston... rey, 0 0 1 Umpi rR. Ferguson, of the Time of Game—One hour'and titty minny REAL ESTATE MATTERS. | The sales of city property at the Exchange are gradually subsiding, and the suburbs are now occupying the attention of the public. To-mor- row Mr. Jere Johnson sells under the hammer 200 lots at Inglewood, Quecns county, L. I The ®@usiness at the desk has been unusually good, especially in Madison and Fifth avenue lots, and a very large amount of property has ‘been @isposed of in the past six Weeks. Among the re- cent purchases is that of Messrs. Kall & Black, who have bought a full lot on the northwest corner of Fifth avenue and Twenty-eighth street and the lot adjoining it and fronting on Twenty-ciguth street, ‘with the brown stone building thereon, for $180,600, Mr. John Andersen, who las been for some time the owner of the two valuable lots facing the Fifth ave- ue plaza, and Lomein from Fifty-eighth to Pitty- ninth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, hag urchased the two adjoining through lots for 140,000, cash. This purchase gives Mr. Anderson a plot of seventy-five feet on Filty-eighth and Fifty- Rinth streets and 200,10 feet on the plaza. Mr. A, paid $90,000 for the two lots east of and adjoining the last mentioned lots about three years ago. V. K. Stevenson & Son have sold two lots, north wide of Sixty-second street, 100 feet west of Fourth avenue, for Mr, Michael Murray, for $27,500; also three lots, west side of Ninth avenue, 25.5 feet south of Fifty-cighth strect, for Gerson Frei heidt, for 000, ‘One of the most important sales of the season in suburban real estate wili be that of the Messrs, A. D. Mellick & Co, at Elizabeth, when 600 lots and several houses will be sold next Monday. The property is situated in the Fifth ward, in the im- mediate vicinity of the North Elizabeth station, ad- joining North Park. The terms are very liberal and ‘the jots are in the midst of improvements, Several pieces of property were offered at the Exchange to-day, but the bids proving unsatisfac- tory they were withdrawn, and the business of the day was exclusively transacted by Jeremiah John- son, Jr., Who disposed of the following property :— 2 lots x99 on Atlantic ay., between Brooklyn and Albany avs. &. F, Downing, each . $1,500 Slots extending through trom Park place to Butler st.. two 25x11 and one 256x100, Wim. Jobnson, each... 4,200 thav., between Sackett and Degraw sts., Brown, each 4,500 | t., between Sth and Gth ava. Mr. 1,850 40 lots of , between Ath and bth sts, 2x10), Hd, Coll h J lot, gore, 23x56 and Yx50, Mr. Powers 1 1 lot adjoining, 11.3, Collins 475 6 iots adjoining, 4 an) 1 lot. ge 40) rn. &e., belonging © Whitinore, KH 9) POST OFFICE NOTICE. pt OFFICE NomIcE The mails for Europe during the eC ine Si furday, May 11, 1872, will close at inicomeror act M.; on Thursday at 1A POM IC , Postmaster, MACHINERY, UCTION SALE OF COMPLETE Scroll and Circular Saws, Shatt nter Shop, ati71 Suffolk street, this lers and others call. MACHINERY, Belting, of Car + at 10 o’elock. NREAT BARGAIN—15 HORSE POWER VERTICAL Engine and Locomotive Boiler, patent Circular Saw ‘Mills, Straub's Grain Mills, Yale Vertical Engines, « valve and variable cutoff Stationaries and the Ames ines, to 40 horse power. . P. "HAMPSON, 38 Coruandt street, New York, ERSEY CITY COPPER WORKS,—THREE NEW AL coho! Stills and Columns, two of 60 and one of 8) bar- rels, in 24 hours, at 192 to 194 per cent aleohol; will be war. ranied to make French and Cologne Spirits equal to any in the world, one seven foot copper Vacuam Pan, com- plete: a large aseortment of first class Locomotive, Tabu- rand Fine Boilers; Portable and Stationary Engines, Steain Pumps, Hydraulic Presses, Lathes, Planers, Bolt Cuttersand Hot Sut Making M fachines, néw and second THOMAS GANNON, 1 to 14 Hudson street, Jersey City, or 26 Old slip, N. ¥ STPAM BOLLER FOR SALE—A_ 15 HORSE LOCOMO- tive Steam Boller, made by the Albany Iron Works, used ‘ for a short time. in pertect order. Sold by present owners om account of being too small for their wants, Apply on Premises, 123 and 125 Front street, New York. : ANTED—THREE SECOND HAND FOOT LATHES, emall ah WORTH EVAN ym htdress stating lowest price, WASTED-’ Sixc0N able Boiler a ) I)ND IBN HOkBH PORT i 1 Engine; must be in er, Bend full deseription and price to VU Dawe Werald COAL AND Woon, JOKE-92 PER CHALDRON, DELIVERED INMFe pean (PANE Of the city. Orders by mail eS fe Bie akohAble reduction wo ship i West Eighteenth street Schaifer coutd | \ | | ther A good business ‘other business to A ments. ries, Meat Markets. MITCHEL A street, Brooklyn. 'Faney Goods Stores, dow! Houses, MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 COAL WHARF LEASE AND FIXTURES, WITIL facilities tor coaling steamers, and family trade; a <s of 25,000 tons per annum can be readily don ‘ory reasons given for selling, Address A, 223 Morald office. A trade wi A year’s Lease reason for se jan extensive trades good opportanity for business man. Particulars 28 Chambers’ street GEORGE W. SIMERS & CO., Bt Agency. A JROCERY STORE--DOING A GOOD BUSINESS, tf can be bought righ wher has other busines Par- ficulars 23 Chambers atr GEORGE, W. T JERSEY CITY—AN ESTABLISHED CORNER SA handsomely titted up; to1 A le Boor rent. Apply New Jersey t N_ UPTOWN P80, Wi OCERY sT¢ 4\. business; good of selling, App A $400 Per mi chance. BE ents, 58 adway. years; fine lo th CIGAR STORE I Hall, Brooklyn. OOT AND SILOK, lished and doing a first class family trade; will sell very reasonable if sold. this week; (dress SHOE STORE, Brooklyn Post given for selling. A office, De ectne this day. STRIC {INE FAMILY LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE—DOING A ood busit other place, $5 5 cheap. Call COMPANY, 300 Bre pree SAL} BY, ni CIGAR STORE, RUG STORE trade $25 to $35; 4 great bargain if <LAND'S Druggists? Agency, 7 POR SALE. A th Bas for store RE FOR SALE—TWE OLDEST ES- oR om, une a basement, in carriage factory , FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE FOR SAL) Tenth avenuo and Forty-fourth street will be sold etveap attend to. ately will be sold by aue LLOYD, 29 Broadway. BILLIARD AND DRINKING SALOON, ELEGANT ly ited: everything complete; ane of the - | tions In city, for sale at a bargait —FOR SALE.—RESTAURANTS, LODGING ILOUS Hotels, Cigar Stores, Shoe Stores, corner Baker a Confectionery, Variety and Toy store, corner Groc iL CORNER LIQUOR STORE. § worth $1,000; also splendid Confectionery, Fulton GOOD GROCERY STOR! house ini, At cheap, with) in the st 31K 7 GROCE butcher's ood RE te Fe tion, tock PS & YORSTON, Au West Thirty-second street, two doors from A FOR. SAL 3 AX. aiid best location on Bro Y and stock ut ont ORSTON AKERY FOR SALE—FULTON STRE: This MON DUNN! STO FOR 001 Call At 246 West Phirtieth Foe SALE—A LAR hand Safes of every. 6 nd examin e—HARDWARE BUSINESS OF OVER Hudson street West Thirty-first str . NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET, M. GEDNEY, Apply to E. ory? death, ‘as the 0 the prew LIQUOR STOR o years’ lease ; if not sold pri jon On Monday at 12 Apply to Inquire « set. Lo ia, owing to other engay & BON, 206 Broudway BIGGS town chop lar sireet. box = FOR SALE—WITH ONE and store; now dolng a good vo Much business to attend to; or without stock, Call at 9 o.for three days. RST CLASS; LONG ESTAB- IMERS & CO., Store Agency, Jeuse and SON, Auctioneer and Deal Montgomer, RY AND MEAT mart, dc, bargain’ for cash, in street, Jersey City. Hop, WITH cellent loca- ‘Apply to FOR SALE pn; fixtures ne DOING A GOOD ickness Cause y and Fixtures tioneer: ts, 56 West pad wa eap rent. Kor particulars apply hambers street, is a bar; 397 Fatt RE FOR SALE. tin; $800; rent $1,600, jon street, Brooklyn. WELL ESTAB- satisfactory reasons ALE—ON SIXTH AVE! NUE, losed. 8 Cedar st. ns fo live in; proprictor has an- street. sii COND for IGAN STEAM SA\ years’ standing, in good locality uptown, east side; doing a first class trade. Inquire at 42 First avenue, OR e—MILK ROUTE OF 160 QUARTS, HORSE, new also n Grocery Store. Inquire until wold nt 4) ninth street. JOR SALE—EXPRESS ROUTE, 15 YEARS good busine OR POR TWO . walny at 47 Sixth avenue NE OF THE OLD! established gentlemen and ladic Apply to JOHN of in Yorkville: Seventy-e NOR SALE: POR ladies’ rants in Ni | strect, from 12 to 2 V OR SALE—M ness—the old es With Horse and Wag od husine in; cheap ren ji borg. ished, With two Horses and Wagons, now doin ,as the owner has more than he can attend to. Address G. 0, W., Herald office. § N A NO. 1 RESTAURANT AND SAM- ple Koom down town; ne onge ; long lease and very low rent; the owner cain attend to it, Address RESTAURAN GL. at top Ath street and Third avenu A WELL | R y at WILLIAM L! | Ken, ON EASY TERMS, OS and. gentlemen's. Dinin AW it. tdoor to the largest ex '. Herald ottive, cas BUSINESS. AP- ird street, Hobo- YING Ie ITS', foot of EOF THE BEST and Restau- yply tod. A. KAMPING, 80 Cedar OUNT OF SIC ‘tore, now doi ef nand apartments to 447 North sixth street, Williains- JOR SALE-LEASE, STOCK AND FI a first class Liquor Store; the finest. io now dots a first’ cluxs trad west side Bighth av NOK SALE—A CHINA GLASSWARE AND CROCK Btore, with Lease, Stock and Fixtures, on a pr nent corner of Sixth avenue; to reason tor sel Branch office, 1 ne OR SALE—THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTUR! a Corner Grocery. Apply at 323 avenue A, OR SAL a week N ply to JACOB J. HOUSMAN, F OR SAL of 8. ¢ Sto a partue F the norte in liquor store, WOR SALE—OF ing t se, A Ve Onc Lee JOR SAL! THE an old establishine Store, 127 West Thirty-third street, for two days. VOR 8 TA BARGAIN, WEISS BE: Brewery, with customers, Horse, Wagon and good route, For particulars apply ‘at 72 East Third street, in the saloon. JNOR SAL Reerco, il West Ele street, Brook cit nt, ood n ste =A yall Bi Marvin's make, at 8.°G. QUIRK’S, GTOVE AND TIN STORE. © street in the city of N ished. As T juire of MOA. HEARN, corner of State and Bradley streets, New n. Haven, Ce NO DREGE fitted ing trade where xt sold 1 $28 per Broo! $1500 78%, lyn. 2 years’ standing. Partition, size dition and_ will be sold extremely eh y 447 Liberty street, in the basement. ot Add Broadway. OYSTER rent $22, with A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE, OF Apply at 22 Worth street. KING BUSINESS (ESTAB- SALE—A GOOD TROC “5 + with $500. ‘Address M. P. OR SALE—A_ FIRST long lease and cheap rent. ‘i st corner of Bleecker an "1CK PARTITION. DESK, AND A COPY sn r Ta PLA .—A PARTY ENGAGE] tisiness, Wishing to liqu Apparatus, concerning the business. None but those w for ready cash need ft i vent Cigar Store, 11 Myrtle ayenue, two doors from Fulton lyn; best location for the with lease and low rent. RAPH GALLERY light, id gem cameras. t, Bi PS) h; Lillie’s Improved 3, of ye am connect city L will sell my Store at a reasonable price, STS.—FOR SA . averagin p ReCOUNE onth particulars address 01 BAL Ire ( Business; good loculity, L. J. KE () -ONB WALU CASH-THE BEST PAY 32.000. thine iene ity; unavoidable absence ot proprietor the reason for selling.’ Particulars at GEO, W.SIMERS & CO. hambers sireet A LARGE, ey storage. Al New designs taining to billiards, at lowest successor to Phelan ] ILLIARD of removal. room 19. ASSORTME hand Billiard Tables; also Balle, Cues, Cloth hing appertaining to the business; Tables taken on HEORGE, STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES— i also & Col i ga full size, with ail ‘the paraphernalia requisit frat Class cafom table, for sale at a 4 rife; in use one month; entirely new Inguire of LOUIS Thirtecuth strect, between Eighth near Gold street. LARGE 81 Pitty first str @ an estate the only dress CHINA, Herald Uptowi SOF LOON SELLING 7,000 tinents; price $200, Ap- hoat 21, foot of Charles st. suitable for one or two men. In- DIDLY FITTED UP LI and Fixture Y QUuoR jd take CLASS LIQUOR stor Vor particulars apply at ‘Thompson streets, ¢ black walnut and ash Rank or a feet by Xfeot, with plate glass CE. 2K AND F distillery store. TURES OF tin the IN THE MINERAL ate, is willing to sell and all the Stock x to buy Address A.M. Hotel del et, frown 10A, M. to 12 M Siphe > i CK AND FIXTURES cash business, Ap. JONERY | AND business in the FOR $200—LONG LEAS! 88; best locati , fo0d busin sin Inquire of WAT. rooklyn. MARVIN'S AND WILDE afes, at red LILLIE SAFE © ex. THRER MEDIUM AND #, Herring's, Lillie’s and 2 Maiden lan IN THE BEST BUSINESS y Haven, for sale; well estab. 4 with other business in the 0 Wilde) IN BROOKLYN, ith increas $3.00 a year, owner being engaged else lease four years. For fur- allat 717 Lasjayette avenue, LEASE, GOOD WILL AND & Distillery doing a large cash Call between I and 3 o'clock. PERS, 112 Broadway, room 2. ARDS. T OF NEW AND SECOND ned PHELAN, No. 7 Barclay street. aa thing apper- icon H.W. COLLEN, Tionider, 738 Broadway ii KAVANAGH & DECKF eat sa must be sold 4 BAUER, 2 Uni OR SALE—AT A GREAT BACRIFICE, TWO PIA lon Tables, with all the Contents of the Billiard Pare lor at 62 Cortlandt street. Apply to BAYAUD, 19 Beaver street. URCHABERS GRIFFITH'S new 0 Seni Tables, complete, for Vesey street Hi. ti Broadway, ¢ Withoul plate gy cla) _ DENTISTRY. BERMARD (GRADUATE DENTIST AND ARRAS. moved to 2id West Porty-third street, near Inues w iusert Teeth ‘on & Dew systei, ‘ie BIL find It to their advantage to call and examine W. eg WL nm bevelled Tables; second hand 80 and upwards. 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ALL THE FASHION NOTES, OPENINGS, &0, ALL THE ART AND LITERARY CRITICISMS. ALL THE STAGE AND THEATRICAL ITEMS, ALL THE COURTS, POLICE INTELLIGENCE, &C. ALE THE AE EUTATE ANI AUCHION Waites ALL THE GOLD AND RTOCK. FLUCTUATIONS. The offiee of the EVENING TELEGRAM removad to. No, 2 Ann street, Herald Building, AMUSEMENTS, RAND OPERA HOUSE, ‘Qwenty-third street and Righth avenge. Mr. J. ¥. COLE and Messrs JARRETT & PALMER re- suec tly state that ae epre has been'tendered by THE DRAMATIC, MUSICAL AND EVERY BRANCH OF THE AMUSEMENT PROFESSION te the vast number of artistes suflorersby Un destruction o! NIBLO’S GARDEN and the non-production of “Lalla Rookh” at that estab- aaa SAE CRAND OPERA HOUSE q 4 5 SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 1g AND SATURDAY EVENING A’ by generat desire, instead of Thursday, the ytn inst, tickets issued for that day being good for Saturday. lei MY NEIONBOIS Wik. Edith ChaNiis, Katle Tyxon, Bessie Sudiow, Vining Bowers, Fiske, E. Thorne. MAN AND NEGRO. DICK CARROLL AND PUPIL, ACT FROM SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, Laura Keene, Oliver Youd Byron, John Jack, Mark Bates. FINE OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, MARK SMITH. ‘Trio, “TURN ON, OLD TIME,” (from Maritana). Anna Kemp Bowler,’ H. Drayton, Brookhouse Bowler, ©. 7, Parsioe, Jt., and bis pupti Master Sniftin, Banjo Solo, Sony and Dance, The Musieal Wonder, nine years old, BETHA MORRIS, in acavatina trom ROBERT THE DEVIL, SIDNEY FRANKS in his celebrated imitation of LBVY THE CORNET PLAYER, Concluding with a FAVORITE AFTERPIECE. Musical Conductor. SIGNOR OPERTI Stage Manager. -L, J, VINCENT Tobin's comedy, in three ac THE HONEYMOON, Euey Rushton, Annie Firmin, Tda Vernon, J. B. Stud- ley, Vining John Jack, M. W. Fiske, is, 'T. E. Ralney, &e.. & a Morri i c. SCHNEIDER AND LIVTLE FRAUD, by ROLLIN HOWARD and CHARLES STURGES, ; Professor WOLLETT in a Poetical Recitation MUSICAL MELANGE, Emma Howson, Susan Guiton, Annie Kemp Bowler, Emma Cline, Hentl Drayton. GRAND BALLE Mile. De Rosa, Albertina, Mazzeri, Luznardi, M. Van Hamme, Coryphees, &e, 1k CHAMPION SKATERS, MOE BROTHERS, in their new act. SIDNEY FRANKS in bis amusing entertainment. The Infant Spanish, Dawes, MINNIE LE VERDE. MARY LILO in his Bird Imitations. Concluding with royramine. GRAND TERPSICHOREAN FESTIVAL. _ Principals and full corp: Bove THEATRE, WM. B. PRELIGE Y AND ENT omy ED. ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW FOR OUR PATRONS. MONDAY, MAY 6, AND DURING THE WEEK, in her versatile Herr it the talented, dashing young Actres MISS LIZZIE SAPFORD, 9 in her entirely new, romantic, sensational Play, entitled WOODLEIGH, Dramatized expressly tor Miss Sattord, from the beautiful Poem, hy Philip Stoner, called ROBERY OF WOODLEIGH with a powerful cast, and all the vast resources of this atre will be brought into requisition to give due eect to this splendid production, NOUGH.—LAST TIME THIS SE u,3 “PECULIAR PEOPLE,” ASSOCIATION HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 10, at 8 o'clock, Admission, 50 cents;' Secured "Seats, $1. To be had at Randolph's book store, 70 Broadway, ‘and Pond’s music store, 39 Union square. RION MUSIC HALI—720 BROADWAY. 720--ARION, Elegant, refined, good, society. 720—ARION, attractive lady attendants. First FA-ARION. (class Arion Orelicstra, Open nightly. T20—ARION, | A ion fre M. CAMBELL, PIANOFORTES. ‘A BAR STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO. rent or sell cheap; rent allowed on purchase. ' Call atM, M. MERRELL'S, No. 8 Union square (165 Fourth av.) T STEEDMAN & HOLLYER'S, 55 WEST SIXTEENTH street.—Square and upright ‘Pianos to rent and on instalments; 7 octave trom $19 to $260, with all recent im- provements. BEAUTIFULLY CARVED PIANO FOR $250 CASH— New ianos and Organs very low; sold on monthly payments or rented, and rent appl ied on purchase. T. 8. BERRY & CO.,789 Broadway. ‘T BLUME’S—CELEBRATED KNABE PIANOS, ELE- gant rosewood cases, carved legs, agraife arrange. iment, overstrung, Jatest’ improvements; second hand Piancs, $175, $250; reat bargains FREDERICK BLUME, 27 Union square, Broadway. BRILLIANT-TONED ROSEWOOD 74g OCTAVE ZA. Pinnoforte for sale—Property of family leaving for Europe; best city maker; made fo order; Tully guaran- teed; used seven months; four round corners, richly carved case and legs; cost $950, for $300. Also all the Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room Furniture for sale in lots to suit at less than half original cost. Please call before purchasing elsewhere. 252 West Forty-second street, be- tween th and Eighth avenues. MAGNIFICENT SQUARE AND 714 OCTAVE rosewood Pianoforte, made by city maker; cost $00), for $275, stool and cover, ‘at private residence, 1A West 2bth st., between Gth and 7th avs ROSEWOOD PIANO, FULL SIZE, WARRANTED AX tn good order, only $125; a7 octave tosewood Piano, ailimprovements, at a bargain. PEEK & SON, 127 Bleecker street. AT HAIN £ 7’ Union square, the celebrated Haines Pianos, unsurpassed tor tone, finish, &¢., at very low figures for cash, instalménts on most favorable terms. _ ond hand Piano, good as new, a bargain. tT L. PIANO—ONLY $100; A STEINWAY c Pinnoforte, richly carved legs, overstrung bass, every improvement, cheap for cash. J. BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFOR’ GRAND xeale, for sale, property family leaving elty; cele- brated maker; made order, fully “guaranteed; used 5 nonths; cost $4N, tor’$275; Porlor Suits, Etageres, Book- e, Carpets, Bronzes, Paintings, rosewood, walnut Bu- reaus, Bedstea ttresses, Dining Furnitire, ae. ata sacrifice, Call before purchasing elsewhere, 36 W. 15 st., near LADY WILL SELL FOR LESS TITAN $100 TAND- sonte full-sized Pianoforte; modern style and im- provements; celebrated makers; perfect order; swe powertul tone. 23 Third street, near Bowery. MAGNIFICENT 74% OCTAVE, RICH ROSEWOOD Pianoforte for sale; family leaving the city; will sell for $280; cost $80); used'six months; also Parlor and Bed- rooin Furniture, less than half cost.’ Callat private resi West 23d st., hefore purchasing elsewhere, LOT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND PI- LARG anos and Organs to rent, at low prices; $4, $5, $6, $7, er month; rent allowed if purchased at end Call at 219 East Twenty;third street, near Third avenue. Rec TSE UW forte, a ment; great sacrifi purchinsing: SAME Macedo i —AN EXTRA FINE LINDEMANN & SONS’ « Piano only $175; Pianos of our own manufacture at the lowest possible price for a first class instrument. Apply at the manafac of the Mixsell & Piano- fortes, 411 and 413 West Forty-second street, New York. N WILLIAMSBURG.—NEW AND SECOND HAND. Pianos, trom $2 per month upwards; rent applied it purchased: at MCDONALD'S, 14 Fourth street, Willams urg, Arion Piano Warerooms. IANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND most beantifl style, of best makers, at lower prices for cash or monthly instalments, or for rent, at WATERS ASI Broadway, thah can be found elsewhere, EN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. erb overstrung and carved leg insir for cash; please examine before GORDON, 196 Bleecker street, near PIANO FOR SALE CHEAP, FOR $40, COST $600; > Yen octave, round corners, overstring bass. Ap" ply’ 840 West Fourth street, CYCHROEDER'S PIANO WAREROOMS, 211 FOURTH £) avenue (American Conservatory building).—First class Pianos at low prices; Pianos for hire. 50) ane W PIANOS FOR SALE—AT EX. 3) lingly low figures and on easy terms. Pianos to rent. . BAUER & CO., 6) Broadway. DHAMBERS’ PIANOS AT teh cary FOURTH AVENUE, Arye square & seven octave rosewood, $125 25; @ Stodart Piano, $20); 0 $1,000 rich carved. superb instru ment at $550; 20 almost new uprights and squares at cx- y low figures. 10L Fourth avenue, near Tweltth THAMBERS & SON, STEINWAY & SONS’ PIANOFORTES FOR $150: new first class Pianos (five vears war- for sale and to let at very ts taken. UDKE, Piano Warerooms, 45 Second avenue, MUSICAL, RCH PIPE ORGANS.—W. HH. VA ( / Downing street, have finished a stops, 2 manuates; also one of G WORTH, OF MUSIC. FOR 5 CENTS. —BEST ) Songs, Waltzes, Galops, Quadrilles, hy Franz Abt, Claribel, Mendelssohn, Faust, Strauss, Farlow, Weingure ten and Zickot. FREDERICK BLUME, 27 Union square, Broadway. DAVIS & SON, 40 for sale one of 21 MARBLE MANTELS. A —REMOVAL.—SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, &C. + Large and elegant stock at our new warcrooms, Union square, corner of Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street ENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, manutacturers oft every wariety of Slate work, plain and orn: mph iss ee |LYMPIC THEATRE. b: ORY wheres, HUMP?Y, A witea, KMRL YS, cASSRELE. Farewell All. Farewell All. Farewell All. HUMPTY ‘le: GRIMALUI bids adieu SowoPitomas | [rox plan’ tare- te holds nis tare- well to the New New’ York. ‘well levees. York stage. a Reeres | Ln SOP LAST NIGHTS. Tlumpty Dumpty) LAST NIGHTS. xplendora comic Be in’ for the last antics at the times. once more. finish. After the unj ances in New ances dui HUMPTY Secure MATINE i iprecedented run of one thousand perform- ‘ork alone, or over three hundred perform- Fine cach of three cousecutive seasons, in ‘eameeee bint wr G. 1 POX rel eiedrew rom of his triumphs shortly, and hereby announces hig farewell nights in New York. ‘our seats for the last nights of HUMPTY. 8 WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 2. | ie THE BELLES THE BRLLES THE BELLES ION SQUARE R. W. THEATR: UTLER. EB. -Manager oF A ROLAND FO} E.R. THORNE, A. H. DAVENPOR?, GEORGE ATKINS, HARRY HOTTO, JENNIE KIMBALL, VOKES YOKES VOKES VOKES VOKES in OF THE KITCHER, FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY FAMILY THE KITCHEN. OF THE KITCHEN, R AN OLIVER, WELSH EDWARDS, WALTER EATON. GEORGE II. COES, MINNIE JACKSON, ANNIE WOOD, _MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. Booms Tueatr. BOOTH, LAST 12 NIGUTS of Mr. EDWIN BOOTH, and LAST 12 PERFORMANCES of RICHARD IL At the MATINEE on SATURDAY, at 1:30, MR. BOOTH......... + oe THE STRANGER, Seats secured for an, BOOTH an MR. RDW! QTADT THEATRE, iN The ‘he Prophet. of t nd of RICHA .D TIL. he remaining nights of Mr. On MONDA IN ADAMS The P ot. het. Prop ¢ Prophet. Y, MAY 20, sso ENOCH ARDEN, THE FABBRI SEASON, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MAY 10 AND 11, The Prophet. The Prophet. The Propt het. The Prophet. The Proptict. The Prophet. The Prophet. The Prophet, » Propliet, The Prophet. The Prophet. The Prophet. The Prophet. ‘The Prophe The Prophet. The Prophet. Prophe ‘The Prophet. . The Prophet. ‘The Prophet. The Prophe! ‘The Prophet Woon's Museum. WoopD’s. % WO ATTRACTIVE BILLS. NG, ats | THIS AFTERNOON, at 2, d artiste, LAST TIMES, TA RAVEL,’ |The Celebrated Burlesque, MARIETTA KAVEL, TXION, in her gkqpuite role of the FRENCH SPY. FRE SPY. FRENCH SPY. New Scenery, Costumes and superior Cast. MATIN JOSH TA) OPINION OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, MAY 8 Josh Hart's bill, just at present, is sin f he first part of ‘the pe sists of a medley of amusing variety busin is good of its kind. and interesting, SATURDAY, at 2. HEATRE COMIQUE, RT. TXION, PAULINE MARKHAM, BELLE WOwITT, ROLLIN HOWARD, A. H. SHELDON and r Burlesque Trot ceded by the Furce eatures of Tinpulse. 514 BROADWAY. ». Lessee and Manager. formance con- as, all of which It includes several comic sketches, in which John Hart spreads himself as a superbly funy negro, $0 at Caron and his talented family. songs by Miss Wr: id gra and astonishin) “ay, Johr and second part of the ‘he bill is an infinitely mirthful local burlesque drama, entl- tled “Blue fact, and is, th net pi ently, claims as an’alden Hart, as Joe tune, des house is crammed nightly and, in spite of our pre: al s are Mond whi type of by, importane more dese his only re herefore, an immense iny 'y lack Friday. the merit of having penned it: nan, and Mr, Graver, as a burglar, and Jolin ea word ely founded on ‘ment upon its fobody, appar= ut Mr. Kell The gramme, of passing pi this appetiins p heated * maintains its As a variety show few perform- ing of support. Yo all who go there we can promise a pleasant evening. {From the Evening Telegram, May Subsequent to the periormance of a Ver olio of variety acts lastevening a dr ing the significant title of “Blue Mon¢ to a throng of spectators, which ove ing comfort almost impossible, rende By) entertaining tie sk 1 the theatre In fact, we are a) sured that some three hundred people were tarned away from the door last evening, unable to obtain adini: The cause of all this rush Was in the production of “Blue Monday,” which, it was currently reported, was to give another’ st though wit his caree! known ances, one as a financier, one on horseback as a and theother as an admiral. Hart and I cr hizable as Fisk, aud, though he and! age representation thout dabbling in wi r. The piece as abounding with the customary amount ny, and in which Mr. Josh’ Hart, as the well Unknown” (Fisk), made three several appear: his careful ake of the late James Fisk, Jr. my of the {Hlicit incidents oi Presented ia simply a local humor jonel The portly figure ot Mr. made him easily recog- spoke not’ a word, the lience were apparently satisficd with the portraiture, for it was heartily applauded. As the play does not deal with a thing insinuating charges on other eople’s cha- racters, no fault can be tound with its imorality ; #0 those curious people who arc desirous of recalling the person of the Prince of Erie may do so during the present week, Without tearing to be oftended by any suggestion of his immoral MA’ Tose PASTOR'S OPERA 110 NEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. 201 BOW. RY, 9—9—9—NINE NEW STARS—0—9—9 BILLY PASTOR, W, J. THOMPSON, FANNY WoOD, HARRY WOOD, A office. privilege of bath. ALL THE, NEW SONG, _HOUSES, ROOMS, &C. day and Satarda, ORVILLE PITCHER, BILLY CARTER, MILES MORRIS, HURLEY and MA: LD FAVOR] y DRAMA, THE TRAPPER SPY. HE DOLLY VARD Ladies free on Fridays. WANTED. oy In this City and Brooklyn. YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES A ROOM, WITIL two windows, in a respectable Address, stating rivate family, with rms, DE B., Herald pin yare exw KI RESPECTABLE WIDOW LADY WOULD LIKE TO tuke charge and ki house, where the f. Add good order a gentleman's oing to the conntry or Eu- 'ONSIBLE, box 192 Herald office. Greenwie no enenm| Re. furnished. office, 1,265 a gent the family brat street, from 10 TRUSTWORTHY AND CAPABLE An's house to take eat best city reference from former y nce and no visitors. Address HOME, Herald Uptown Branch office. OOMS WANTED.—THREE nt, for light housekeeping, plainly but neat B. C. E., Herald Uptown Brancl Address Broadw: SMALL FAMILY WOULD TAKE CHARGE OF A house during, the samme r months. Inquire at 376 ‘lock. WOMAN WISE fin th 3 sence of nployers; OR FOUR FOR A CLAIR whartage liberal, 10 WHARFINGERS.—WANTED, A LOCATION FOR A floating bath; Enst or North River or Brooklyn; Address ISAAC HAL 124 Broad st. ANTE: V NTE) Ws STAMFO! Ov desirable. Herald off V office. y ferred. dress, with store, under Gilsey House. nished house? ANTED TO RENT E House, on moderate terms, accessible, with really good shooting and trout fishing; Address ROGERS, ' Merwinsville, county, Conn. D—THREE OR D—A HOUSE, F nished, for a term of years, between Twent: and Thirty-fourth streets, Fifth and ve articulars, DOCTOR, care ot Slades drug between Seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, quire at 131 and 133 Duane street, a FIRST FLOOR AND BASE. riv: ite hou Catholic church, if possible; refer quired; terins moderate; above, or West. Address by letter, stating lowest terms, &c., Mrs. A., 109 Allen street, OOM AND RED ROOM, FOR LIGHT ANTED. housekeeping; not abo must be reasonabl with few persons; p: FOUR UNFURNISHED Rooms, in or out of the city; moderate rent; state particulars. Address J. H. W., box l44 Herald office. URNISHED OR UN’ A St: Ad. ANTED—A LOWER PART OF A NICE HOUSE, nt COHN & B. ND WIFE WITH ¥ for the season, Address E) NT IN tially fur- lity unexceptionable and convenient to @ nees given and re- Twenty-third strect, cast ve Nineteenth street; terms side preferred, Address, A. K., box 119 Herald Uptown Branch ollice. In the Country. RD, CON Adit fice. ula A .—-WANTED, FOR THE SUMMER, a family with one child, @ large. stable and carriage ress, with name and terms, mnfortably fur: Ouse On premiees box 2,122 ANTED—WITHIN 114 HOUR'S DISTANCE OF NEW York, a small House and from 2 to 6 acres of Lan would preter to hire for a year with privilege of buy ing. Address, with full part id ars, H. M., box 184 Hera SMALL UNF URNISHED orthern New York pre: Litchield ‘A. KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING « Works, 134, 1% East Eighteenth street.—Marble and Marbleized Mantels, Tiling, Marble Counters, Monuments, atprices that defy Competition, Marble Turning for the rade., GTEWARTS SLATE MANTELS LARGEST. ASSOnT- it prices; el 18 ha SS Signs. aH Bix between Thirty-fth and Thirt str $16 STRICTLY FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TA- Dede bles at half the ordinary prices: slate beds, dest cushlons: $169 to $280. AMERICAN BILLIARD TA: fi BLE COMPA Wooster st. factory and salesrooms 176 and 178 ladies’ di practle ian o1 Tuition “A T THOMPSON ly; demand for THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN FRENC! Professor ‘ansiation Orica teenth street, oF at the * ears taun luring summer. ANTED-—IN THE @ furnished House, on the Hudson or Sound. dress, with particulars, %, W, F., box 3,054 Post office. cou: INSTRU rtment; day and COLLEGE, % FOURTH AVENUE, opposite Cooper Institute.—Bookkeeping, Writing, Arithmetic, Shorthand, French and Spanish; NTRY FOR THE here beg CTION, _ separa’ evening legraphy taught erators. r Spanish. H, ITAL» West Fife 66 Broadwa; it English, BONFANTI, __EUROPE. ‘OTEL MEURICE, PARIS, ‘28 Rue de Rivoll, st mintown, Large and small Apartments and single Rooms’ Fable a'hote. ‘ending and smoking rooms 1 HE UBEN'S HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAL, ace, Upper Norwood, London.—To tourists and famt- combined with the comfort afforded and its genet agement, have made the Queen's Hotel a fayorite r ite the Tulleries Gardens, the best and healthiest po- SHEURICH, Proprietor. Hier Its clevated, pleasant and most salubrious positic ‘the upper ranks of Bnglish society. evening; G. losophy. Brooklyn. students from cit Arithmetic, Gramma Writing a PEOLI, PROFESSOR OF SPANISH, ITALIAN, French’ and English, Literature, Histdry and Phi: Evening classes at his residence, No. i LAasons Private lessons T PAINE’S BUSINESS COLLEGE, @ BOWERY, ity aeaaey, YY irsue Bookkeeping, ours suiting, day or Ladies’ departinent. ng, at ii'* residence, Fulton street, ‘at Try and 191 Herald offices ‘OU WANT A COMPETENTLADY TEACHER, 11101" recommended for piano, singing, French, German lish, at reasonable terns, leress SUCCESS, box y AMUSEMENTS. A en Solus wees bls ly last night but two of Deantial CHAPMAN STERS and arlesque of ~ THE GOLD DEMON, New songs, new dances, nursery rhymes, &c. onan eANe APMAN. SiS" ELLA. | Monday, M ION MATINEE, SATURDAY, 2 P. 3. | ocension tar H. OME L EDDA ST On ToTame, on whieh ment of the Tumblericon, will appear, with otier novelties, W'thacks. Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLAC! | BRILLIANT. ThOMia ® of LEGITIMATE COMEDY, EVERY EVENING UNTIL é Bouetomls great some N’ FURTHER NOTICE, ASSURANCE, s . st at bi Yel to and beautitul scenery and ap ir, Wallac te Ae ETTURSDAY MAE Qe THUR + MAY 9 fhe character of GRACE HARKAWAY will be performed A LADY, ‘who will on that occasion make her FIRST APPEARANCE, on any stage. Dazzle (his original part). «CHARLES Charles Courtiy. > “LESTE WALLA Max Harkaway. JOHN BROUGHAM. Sir Harcourt Courtiy JOUN GILBERT, dle J, H. STODDART. Mr. Spanker. J, B. POLK, Cool. . M, HOLLAND, Any stags). MRS, JOHN SEFTON, A ED TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE. IT. JAMES THEATRE, IRELAND, MACEVOY'S NEW HIBERNICON, a the QE IRELAND IN AMERICA. rose " ast, prosant and futare of Lrcland, the favorite Irish Comedian and Vocalist, MONDAY MAY 19 testa, firs MR. NEIL CONWAY nee of Real Dancer. Champion irish Jig an Orchestra Chairs, 75e. Dress Circle, Se, Gallery, 850, _ Matinee Wednesday and Saturday TH AVENUE THEATRE, MEVERY NIGHT ATS, | Bole Lessve and Manage! »- Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY AST NIGHTS OF ARTICLE 47, EIGHTH MATINEE OF ARTICLE 47, SATURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE, RACTERS BY Miss Fanny Davenport, Miss Clara. Mrs. Gil t, Linda Deitz, ober Norwood, Ida CHA M Y Miss Grifiths, Mr. D. H.” Harkins, James Lewis, ry », W. Davidge, W. J. Lemoyne, Geo, Griiiths, Louis James, George Parkes, @. F, Devere, Chapman, Burnett, Godirey, Pierce, and others. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, May 15, Annual Benefit of MISS CLARA MORRIE RS. F. B. CONWAY'S RROOKLYN THEATR: MONDAY EVENING, May 6, and until further no- tice, (irs, F. B, CONWAY'S) ARTICLE 47, | nd yurranded by Mr. Atigustin Daly from the . Belot. ATR! E, BROOKLYN. weoeses CARROLL & McCLOSKEY ON HAND. Hed HE CONGREGATIONAL U will hold its SOCIAL REUNION atthe BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THURSDAY, MAY 9, AT 73g O'CLOCK. Among the speakers engaged are Drs. Buddington, Ore miston and Tiffany, and Revs. George H. Hepworth, T. Do Witt Talmage and W. N, MeVickar. Miss eminent Contralto, and a CHO. RUS OF ME! DES have been recured for this oc- casion. Instrumental Music by DODWORTIDS BAN. Tickets, 50 cents; may be had at the offices of the Daily Union, Brooklyn, and the Independent, No. 8 Park place... GAN FRANCISCO HALL, 885 BROADWAY. Ny MATINEE TO-DAY, at 2 LAURI FAMILY. -DAY, at 2:30. t TIT FOR TAT. HARRY MACARTHY, REVELS IN PARIS, SIAMESE TWINS. BARNEY'S JIG, | | GARNELLA GYMNASTS. SHARPLEY’S MINSTRELS, GTEINWaY HALL, MONDAY, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 13 GRAND VOUAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, CONCERT, AND LAST APPEARANCE but one, prior to his DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE, of the eminent violin virtuoso, SENOR SARASATE, SENOR SARASATE, who will be assisted by MLLE, CORRADI. Soprano; MISS GOMIEN, Contralto ; MISS MARIE KREBS, Pianisto DACHAUER, Dircetor, and Accompanist. MISSION TICKETS ONE DOLLAR. Reserved Seats, @ cents extra, ean be obtained at all the principal musie stores and regular ticket offices, and at the hall. QTRINWAY HALL. | )) WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 15, at8 o'clock P.M, | RAND MPLIMENTARY CONCERT for the benefit of the CHURCH OF THE HOLY NAME OF JESUB, Rey. Richard Brennan, pastor, upon which occasion the fol lowing eminent artists have kindly volunteered their val uable services Mrs. ZELDA SEGUIN, the eminent American contralto, | Miss EMMA HOWSON, the favorite prima donna. Mr. CARL BERNAKD, the great German tenor. Mr. C. BERTL, Gottschalk’s favorite pupil. Signor COLLETTT, basso. B, DANFORTH, masical director. Committee of Arrangements, Hon. M. T. Brennan, Judson Jarvis, W. W. Seguin. W. T. Elliot, Thomas. Brennan, Thomas P. Fowler, Charl Dowd, Eugene McErroe, J. J. Maloney. Admission $1. Reserved seats 50c. extra, Oan be secured at Rullman’s, 114 Broadway, and at the Hall on May 18, ENTRAL PARK GARDEN, Proprietor. sone THEODORE THOMAS Unrivaled SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS, GRAND OPENING CONCERT ON MONDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1872, AT 8 O'CLOCK, Fall particulars in future ‘advertisements, MR. EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- way.—Visitors to New York will not {ail to notice the exterior alterations, and will be more forcibly Impressed the interior decorations, the proprietor having united his three museums under the one root, being an addition of some thousands of models, making’ this institation the | most stupendous of {ts Kind th this or any other country. | Open for gentlemen only, from 8 A. M. till 10 P.M. Al mission, 50 cents, AUGHING GAS AND SONG. Dr. COLTON and the. ISTERS will give another COMBINED ENTERTAINMENT | AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 9 Previous to the Gas the QUEEN SISTERS will sing » i selection of their sweetest Songs. Admission 10 cents; Reserved. Seats, 25 cents. Doors open at7; commence at. PRSERCISE, WEALTH, AMUSEMENT. —JOUN WOOD'S Gymnasium, Twenty-eighth street, near Fitth ave- nne, open day and evenitig. Lifting enre, ranning track, rowing exercise, jumping, climbing, swinging, &e,; read: ing room, bathing rooms, &c. Subscription reduced dur- ing this month to half price ; only $10 a year. OPE RIETH ANNUAL OPENING OF THE L1ON Park will take place on Thursday, May 9, 1872, with a grand complimentary Concert and Ball by Dodworth's celebrated Military Band, to which festivity we hereby ei solicit, aL ee! of our patrons and the pub- ic at large. Most respecifully, z Ke PSSIXT? LUDWIG KAPEF & SON. Ou MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.—PIANO, OR- gan, Violin, Guitar, Singing, Theory ; private lessons; day and evening, 92 Clinton place. Circulars and “Sta- dent's Journal” mailed free. J. JAY WATSON, Director. IME BROOKLYN OPERA HOUSE TO LEASR— Or will be let by the night or week at vé low rent. Apply to J. MACARTHY, 260 Livingston Brooklyn. _ POLITICA ONVENTION OF RADICAL REFORMERS.—THE representatives of reform who purposed holding the Convention in a fgg Hall on Friday and Saturday, the Joth and Uth, will meet instead in Apollo Hall, corner o Twenty-clghth street and Broadway, Friday, atiz M. ALL delegates, and those desirous of participadag in the ganization of the Convention to form a. new political party and to nominate Presidential candidates, should be at the Hall by W A. M. to report to the committee on cre~ dentials and obtain delegates’ tickets, The evening ses- sion will convene at8 o'clock, and will be addressed by Victoria ©. Woodhull on the coming political rovolutions and by other eminent speakers OLITICAL PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION done to short ice by the Metropolitan Printing Es» a corner of Broadway and Ann street, New ‘ork. ME MUNICIPAL REFORM EXECUTIVE COMMIT. tee of the Twenty-first Assembly district met on Tues~ day evening, at the hall of the East Side Association, ana rmanently organized. Elisha Kingsland wag elected Bialrman: Myer Stern, Treasurer; Augustus M Field, Secretary, and Jacob Seebold, Assistant Secret, The names of over 1,000 citizens were enrolled, pledged to re- form, The committee will meet on Friday evening, at the same place. . TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.—THE DEMOCRATS OB the Eighth Assembly district are requested to partici~ ate inthe primary election, to be held at 77 and 79 Bisex streetvon Thursday evening, May 9, 1872, between the hours of 6 and 8 P.M. post of electing dele~ convention legate and alternate ratie Sta » be held at Roches= 872. RSON, President, + for the pit to ‘choose te Conventi GEO. T. PA { Secretaries. ested to attend a masa meeting, to be held atHenry’ riel’s, 625 Fifth street, on Friday evening, May 10, B72, At Tig o'clock, to elect a delegate and nllernare to the Democratic State Convention, to be held at Rochester on May 16, 1872, TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC REFOR) 14 hestctaton ~Pursuant to a resolution passed iy the iast Democratic State Convention, and in accordance with a cal! from the Democratic Slate Committee, the Members of the above association are notified to meet at rner of Twellth street and Third avenue, on Thursday evening: May 9, to elect « deicgate and al: ternate hed 5. eed hem in the approaching State Cou vention, Polls open trom 7 to 1 o'clock P. f By order, JOUN W. FOLEY, President. Citas. M. MoLacnie, Hanky A, ALLEN, Secréatries. ASTROLOGY. m2 AIDE 1. LAMBERSTON, CLA i third str ADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL GLAIRVOYAST, reveals your whole lite, from the rad! the grav Hz canal strect, near Hudson, Fees 2 TRVOYANT, MAY pnsulted on all affairs of life, M8 Bast Thirty. PROFESSOR LISTER, ASTROLOUER, FROM oe lon, can be consulted at 74 Lexi avenue, Fwenty-sixth sceb pia