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THE COURTS. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Before Commisstener Shields. Failure to Cancel Stamps. Onaries Trout, of 113 Bowery, was charged wit having im his possession a barrel centaining dis- NEW ‘YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, _T0O LET FOR BUSINE: | SD AVENUE STORE TO LET—WITH TWO NICE Nmndows back rooms water, gus, be. 1 "Apply to JaNirOk, John Ohn, robbery; Same vs. Frank bg oh Tine va Shores Christie, Dir jary; Same vs. ’ Charles Mayers, Le ry; Same va, Carroll, perjury; Same va. Nepumocen Vo- Jonski, felonious assault ‘and battery Same va. xanna Deese, felonious peers ‘and battery; Same va, Frede Hi. Estel, grond larceny; Same vs. George Teil, grand larceny; Same va. Joseph Pe per nd larceny; Same va. Nathaniel P. Lame, tn pas 4 lafocay; ; Same ‘vs, John Lape grand larceny} 18 vs. Henry ‘ceny; Same va. aulea spirita, the stamp on which had not been ean- | Mury Kikin, recalving tera A Hed. <ommissioner Shields held the defendant to await tho action of the Grand Jury, Embezziing Letters. A man named John F. Pateman, charged with Daving embezzled letters from the Post office con taining articles of value, waived an examination, ‘end was held to await’ the action of the Grand 1) Issuing Fraudulent Bonds. @harles Darman, proprietor of the National Feed BROOKLYN COURTS. CITY COURT—TRIAL TERM. The Westficld Explosion. Before Judge Neilson. Mary A. Buckley va, The Staten Island Railroad Company.—This is a suit to recover $5,000 damages for the death of plaintiff's husband, who was a vic- Mills, on Tenth avenue, between Thirty-eighth and | tim of the Westfield disaster. Two other suits will ‘Fhirty-ninth streets, was charged before Commis- stoner Shields with having given fraudulent bonds the return of 163 barre! ted whiskey whitch had m removed from the warehouse of J. L. Weolsey. it was eeeeonsts mae the enero wee not reemcrin, and that the ae Berd bogus. Yendant aerted't ail guilt in thet ™Matter, and was ad- mitted to bail in the sum of $5,000. Whe Case of the Norwegian Sailor. Before Commissioner Osborn. pre by the result. The work of empanelling a ‘was commenced yesterday morning. The wa proceed on Wednesday. ion ‘) CITY COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Neilson. Isaac Jackson vs. Jona, Andrews.—The jury hav- ing found certain issues in hia favor, the plaintiff claimed judgment that the deed = mortgage be Harry Edwards was a seaman on the Norwegian | refo1 in portend beg ayer Ihave given the Park Skjold. He was committed by Commissioner @sborn on a charge of assaulting the mate of the case and the argament of Jearned counsel for tit careful attention, and am satisfied that the plain: Pralntitr in nat entitied to the reef aoe Judg- 1 to awalt the sailing ef the vessel in order to | ment will be entered for the defendan' sent back ta aren ‘to be suea for the offence. proceedings were had under the treaty of By which treaty, it was contended by Judge ett, counsel Edwards, was of no effect, as had met been followed by a proclamation of ‘the President, as required by law. ‘This view was adopted by tne Commissioner as sound, and Ed- ‘wards has been discharged. The agers to issue the proclamation was an oversight. A proclama- tion has just been issued, but too late to cover this ease. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. The Successor of Judge Cardozo. Betore Judge Ingraham. ‘Tho appointment of Judge Leonard as Justice of! the Supreme Conrt in place of Judge Cardozo having been confirmed by the Senate, he presented welt yesterday before Judge Ingraham to take creer of omen, Judge Ing! aan administered COMMISSION OF APPEALS. Hew Yonr, May 13, 1872, The following ia the calendar of the Commission of S10 os for Tuesday, May 14:—Nos, 376, 377, 378, 881, 383, 384, 385, 140, 888, 105, 253, 848, 36d, A DESPERATE OHARACTER, A Man’s Nose Bitten Off in a Lager Beer Saloon. George Leyland, of No. 161 Perry street, a notori- ous character, was arrested by Roundsman Brad- f ley, of the Ninth precinct, on Sunday, in the lager beer saloon of George Topf, at No. 495 Hudson street, on complaint of Willlam Gage, of No. 704 Washington strect, a clerk in the Post Office, charged with biting of the end of his ose «and horribly mangling his left ear ne the oath, It ta probable pat the newly-appointed | with his tecth, Mr. Gage states that the Judge will enter tn the c ‘the discharge of his new official duties. leantim the retirement of Judge Leonard frem the Commis. sion of Appeals drew forth some very compll- ered Temarks from Judge Lott, Presiding Justice. His withdrawal from their body was seep regretted, and the best wishes expressed bor success in his new field of labors, The Gould-Gordon Litigations. Jndge Ingraham had granted an order for the ex- amination of Mr. Gorden in one of the suits pend- [amy fatale bet el and Gordon, the same being rnable yesterday. As the whole matter comes ap before Judge Brady this morning, it was argued wWpon between counsel to defer the matter till then. Decisions. liam Ameset al. vs, R. B. Catherwood.—Motion Pin galenled vs, Manhauser.—Motion granted by con- wlinnle T. Hebert vs. Robert C, Hebert.—Report eonfirmed and divorce eeene Margaretta Kruse vs. Philip Kruse.—When an an- ne put a the case must go to the Special Term judgmen J. ©. Kendall va. A. M. Beekman et al.—Motion granted. John L. Stewart et al. vs, John Morris,—Motion ated on judgment of co: John Bonharit vs. D. N. aa granted. ©. Kendall vs. Annie M. Beekman et al.— Bane. Martin va. Gout et al.—Motion denied. Costs to abide event. Lester et al. vs. Cohen et al.—Memorandum for counsel. Wadsworth et al. vs. Sorter et al.—Motion denied. Catharine J. W. Abbott va. James Abbott.—Re- port confirmed and divorce granted, SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT. > Decisions. By Judge Von Brunt. Praeey, Jr., vs. Coise.—Memoranda. Ingersoll vs. Rol.—Case settled, ‘SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Whe Portrait of an Adopted Daughter. Before Judge William E, Curtis. Wilson G. Hunt vs. Charles F. Livermore.—The Plaintiff, having no children, adopted a young girl Sant,” pcg giving her the name of Arabella and as carefully bringing her up educatl her rh if she had been on own daughtcr. When she was sixteen he had hor portrait painted, paying $1,000 for ‘it. Shortly after she married the defendant, and the picture ‘was removed with the plaintif’s permission to her Bew home. Not long ago she died, and Mr. Hant applied to Mr. Livermore for the retarn of the por- trait, which he refused. The case came up yesterday in this Court in a suit to compel ita return. Mr. Mant testified to the facts stated. He was con- firmed by Mr. Henry Peters Gray, the artist paint- wave portrait, Isabella C. Runyon and Sarah M. ia ivan. No testimony was offered by the defence. e Court took the papers, reserving its decision, COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. Decision. By Judge Loew. Deviin vs. The Mayor, &c.—Memorandum for @ounsel. Special Notice. Al motions returnable at Special Term, Cham- bers, at and after eleven A. M. this day, stand ad- journed to Tuesday, 14th May inst., at eleven A. M. All arguments of lemurrers set down for yesterday es a to this day, 14th May inst., at welve M, COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. @Phe Last of the Fifteen Year Old Murder, Before Recorder Hackett. After the transaction of considerable routine busi- mess yesterday, Mr. Howe called the attention of His Honor to the case of Michael Hays, who was charged with a murder said to have been committed 4m the Fourth ward fifteen years ago. ‘The case has been on the-calendar several times and postponed to enabie the prosecution to secure the attendance of the principal witness, Lewis C. Rochester, who, it was claimed, made this charge for blackmailing Barpose: poses. The counsel said he was anxious to have client tried, but it was evident that Rochester would never appear. Assistant District Attorney Fellows said that Rochester appeared in the Office on Tuesday in a etate of beastly intoxication and promised to at- tend on Monday, but he failed to appear. The prose- cuting officer saw no reasonable objection to the mo- Yon of the counsel to discharge the accused upon is own recognizance, The Recorder promptly nted the motion, His Honor having stated a week since that if Rochester id not appear on Monday he would discharge the accused. One More “Unfortunate.” Minnie De Forrest was tried and convicted of stealing $300, on the 6th instant, from Charles H. Avery, at a disreputable house in Twenty-fourth Street. She was sent to th Priso1 years and six months, Sarr ase A Dishonest Domestic. Nora Flanagan pleaded guilty to stealing $250 and 4 gold watch from Gilbert W. T, Jones on the 20th of April, and was sent to ti rt opie ie State Prison for An Acquittal, Isaac Bush was tried upon a complaint made by. hip fatherin-law, Hyman Isaacs, charging him “sth ape to steal his watch and chain on of April. The testimony was so unreliable, plainant having admitted that he was con: in this Court ten years si of receiving Bata oot ent the character of the prisoner be- ox sally tain! ated, that the jury rendered a verdict of HI COURT CALENDARS—THS DAY. an pears ov ArPEats,—Nos. 876, 877, 378, 379, 380, 361, 364, 386, 140, 388, 105, 253, 348, bos.’ Supine t Covrt—CikouIT—Part 1—Held by Judge Yan a Soro 8084, 3086, 281, 233, 1531, 1607, isi, 225, 67, 1 1639, 1641, 1645, 1647," 1649, st, pore 2 Held by Judge Bartett.— Hos! 176, 314, 586, 700, 708, 610, 662, 720, 600, 652, 74214, ‘748, 750, 752, 154, 756, 75634, 760, 764, 770. parade | metres Row ik ‘tenn—Hela by Judge —Demurrer: 8. ue law Scares = REME “Cote Cuaumens—terd by toe ae 1a, In- b her eray Tl, 80, 82, 108, 104, 172, ge i Cobmre Teta TEM—Part 1—Held by ede lgwick.—Case on. Nocalendar. Part 2— Friedman.—Nos. 1324, 762, aa 1282, Pats 8, 856, 1546,1086, 954, 1340, 928, 1080, 886, 16 18, 2 FP Common Eytss Geren, TREM.—Nos, = oa 82, 82, #21, 00, U1, 92, 03, 06, 96, 06, 07. Foe. 1014, 1aon, Met Pubes Tinai Tonal art L— MANIxh Covnt~Trtay tena? Part 1—H bers a ) Peston 8932, 9567, 8607, 6850, aes 800 1, 808 b, &198, 8799, 8870, 8884, 8697, 8029, Se Foci 2 fas, Part’ z—Held by 9881 9121, 91/5, 9116, m23, sae pt 3—Heid By Jnaxe aban 2k 128 oa He Set, rt 8674, 0271, 9300, “.70, B19, 9678, G68, weet, 9605, Seon! URT OF GENERA} SESsIONS—Held by Hackett, Recorder.—s@ Peovie vs, JB uk, | urse Of a few days wy i prisoner was in the saloon all Sunday afternoon endeavoring to pick a tight with some one, and was ejected from the place twice, As he was being put out the third time he managed to get Gage's nose In lus mouth, and before his friends could liberate him had suceeeded in biting the larger portion of his nose completely of. He then managed to get his ear in his mouth and nearly chawed that of, The prisouer, upon beirg arraigned before Justice Lea- with, at Jefferson Market, yesterday morning, stated he had no recollection of having disfigured Mr. Gage. He was locked up in default of $2,500 bail to appear for trial. HIGHWAYMEN AT WORK. Edward Vanoppens, of 358 West Twenty-sixth street, appeared before Justice Ledwith, at the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday, and com- Plained that while passing through Twenty-sixth strect, at an early hour yesterday morning, he was knocked down uear the corner of Eighth avenuc by Robert Heeron and James Halloran, who at- tempted to rife his pockets of a watch and smail sum of money. Tie Upeensreby were arrested by Roundsman Burns, of the Sixteenth precinct, after an erlt race of several blocks, and yesterday arraigned before Justice Ledwith, at Jefferson Mar- ket. They denied the charge, but were fuily com- ind motion. } mitted for trial, nt INSTRUC ION. (7 THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite. Cooper Institute. Bookkeeping, Writlug, Ariminette, Shorthand, French and Spantshy" separa ladies’ department; day and evening; ftelegraphy taught practically; demand for operators. T_DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, 875 Broadway—Special lessons in bookkeeping, business writing, arithmet! &eo., rut be given day or evening during 'the summer, Messrs. D, guarantee to remove stiftess, cramping, or trembling, “and: make” elegant business penmen, "Terms moderate. THOROUGH INSTRUCTION—FRENCH, ITALIAN, A ieamisny theory. and practice combined. Prof. ‘252 West Fifteenth street; or at Translation reag, 68 Brondway. Summer tuition. Foreigners taught YOUNG ENGLISH GIRL IS DESIROUS OF OB- taining Board in a private family, either In town or country, as an equivalent for carciul instruction in In- Strumental Musit_and French; references exchanged. Addrens L., box 2,685 New York Post office. Ww Ww in that nice Book, MAY 14, 1872—TRIPLE SHEET. FURNISHED mooats Ams AND APARTMENTS errs 3 EAST ieee em fine = su a TO date way, Handsome frat; nest vines Festausant next door: house {house perfectly eat ractive from fresh and thoro' —TO eet BUILDINGS, anes oF BUILDINGS and Lofts, on a Sorgen, excording!; hted, With or without Power. Apply at 103 Cl bowser TO LET—NO. 1,225 THIRD AVENUE, first street. Provk to BHERWOOD 2 W —OIGAR STAND TO LET. INQUIRE AT THE pitpot of Btelnfeld’s French ‘Cognac Bitters, 111 Nas- FOUR STORY BUILDING TO Bet SEARED FOR light manufacturing purposes, ar Sixth Cok Prent low. Hegutre at 115 West Eleventh street, near 5! SPLENDID CORNER STORE, IN A GROWING AND respectable neighborhood ; one, of the best the west side; first class ii find it worth their attention, "Appi N premises, northwest corner of Eighth avenue and Fitty- ted on Eleventh ra, bakers or drug- 4 EAST TWENTY.1 artogett emmewr Fin Guase furnished Rooms for gentlemen, without boa! TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH 2 | 52 avenue Hotel.—Furuished Rooms for gentlemen, without board; splendid location; terms ‘moderate. BEACH STREET.—FURNISHED ROOMS; SINGLY 5434 ‘suite ; gas, cold and hot water. 55) GREAT JONES STREET.—TO LET. & LARGE OO front Room, well furnished, to a gentleman and Indy or two ladics; terms moderate. bain 2 ee STREET, A FEW DOORS WEST 5 adway.—Newly iad elegantly furnished wrceaetd to iene without board, to gentlemen 4 Or Ww serve breakfast with private table. 102 EASE qantieaieomn for gentieman and-wito | S78 somely furnis i or tor single gentlemen, in private family; terms mode- rate; references, STORE TO LET—ON FOURTH AVENUE, sixth, sires + rent enue. Hy ly'to H.R DREW's Oboe rin gemeesseadiad WHST TWELFTH STREEQ—TO LET, FUR- 151 SGN, Patio Floor, Bascmbnt and two Rooms on third floor.’ Inquire at premises. {apcted a0 LET—ON FIFTH AVENUE, wEek ird street; rent $1,500. Apply ‘to Hl. 155 Fitth avenue. EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH ldek ty bekttye LET, 157 a hall Room, with closes, and well furnished, suit- able for a single gentleman; references, ELEGANT, ‘PRIVATE RESIDENCE, CENTRAL location, Rear Fi Fuith avenue, offer superior nccom- manele Iscatione ‘Apply at hve Everett 1 business peat ulr- CORNER STORE, ONE INSIDE, AND TWO SMALL: side of Sixth avenue, on one of the port blocks on the avenue, with reflectors, gas fixtures ass windows; rent moderate. Apply to TCH, 999 Sixth avenus. UKMIEAD AND PIER PROPERTY, TO > Harlem, between 2oth and 127th Rnuly to GL MEAD, PALMER, 46 Brbaitway, rgom D. Btores, on the west oe ‘i ou U TCAN 2) EAST THIRTY-SIXTH STREEB,—FIRST FLOOR to let, furnished, suitable for a doctoy or a couple for housekeeping; can ‘be separated. bent STBEE’ renee Bernie rd WEST OF 49 Twente fools ed Rooms to let, to single sontiomeh or man a rite iene from $2.00 to $4 per UNFURNISHED 1 ROOMS 18 AND ‘APART. MENTS TO LET. A¥ VERY HANDSOME 8U SUIT OF IT OF PARLORS TO LET Without board, to a dentist, aby yeiclan or party of irving place. gentlemen; also two Hall Rooms. ORNER STORE TO LET—NEAR BROADWAY, NO. 4 Great Jones street; size 28x65 feet, high ceiling ; i weil ht; wo basement; sui winetarer's a 1oW ToOM oF ay Dusihess where separate 1.500 first year. AD: Ay BAKERY, WITH STORE AND FOUR ROOMS to let, at 215 Kast Twenty-ninth street, near Third avenues rent of all $45 per inonth, Tt & OO., Sol Third TEAM POWER TO LET—WITH WELL LIGHTED Rooms, of various sizes, ip Centre, second streets, Apply to G. F, HAL) TEAM POWER TO LE’ Elm and Twenty- —WELL LIGHTED ROOMS, teal peg wean seventh street, 10 LET—A PART OF AN OFFICE, SUITABL a watchmaker; @ good location. Apply to 26 Maiden lane. mo LE APARTMENTS IN THE DISPATCH BUILD. ty suitable for any kind ef busi- ness Apply on the'p No. LETITWO FOUR STORY STORES, PARK PLACE, ‘cen Washington, and West. 8. quaint 147 Kast Twenty-fourth street, or 4. i fee AV: NUE, 3 We iT SIDE, NEAR TWENTY. LARGE NUMBER OF SMALL rel LARGE reac nd ont Li ToC “TO LET, FURNISHED, FOUR STORY BROWS + stone House, on West Fifty-seventh street’ September 1; ery Jow to a responsible tenant. sau street, room 1 10 LET, FURNISHED, WITH, IMMEDIATE POSSE: sion or posession 309 en Forty-first and Forty-second streets, to a. sm: ee mily, at T, FURNISHED—NEAR FIFTH AVENUE AND portieih mirect handsomely furnished House, $20 per month ; ako country Cottage, convenient to city: Ap- ply at Everett Library, 588 Sixth avenue. Unfarnished. THRE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, 55 JANE street, to wets! educed rent. Apply on premises. URNHAM, boo FINE HOUSE, 12 i abou TO LET; ALI ‘painters ‘at work in house; reduced B. T. BURNHAM, 609 Hudson street. BRICK AND BASEMENT HOUSE AND COTTAGE to let —45 minutes from Brooklyn ferry; $20 and $15 per month. Apply at 4 Liberty strect, rooin 4. Hudson street. rent; 63 Pats LOORS TO LET—SIX ROOMS EACH, COMPLETE ‘with all improvements; 1,222 and 1,23 Third: raventie, near Seventy-first street, Apply to SHERWOOD & WAL- DRON, 1,206 Third avenue. ‘ARLEM.—UPPER PART OF A FINE BROWN stone Houso to let, to small family only: very desira: ble; four minutes’ walk of boat and steam cars; refer- encesexchunged, 283 East 126th street, Anns SUIT OF ROOMS, IN A FIRST OLASS pase ee? newly renovated. Apply at 51 86 Mark’s LOWER PART OF 4 HOUSE, ON ABINGDON SQUARE, L4 three Floors, $65; House om Horatio street, all noderst improvements, Apply “at CHISTALLEIDS, 1. bingdon square. Re OOMS TO LET—OF THE MOST DESIRABLE KIND, ‘a low price. Apply at 85 West Fourteenth street, between Fimh and Bixth avennes, Le LET—AT 816 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET, SEO- ond Floor and Room on third floor; first class resl- dence; modern improvements; rent $45 monthly, 10_LET—UPPER FLOOR, SIX ROOMS, 43 WEST ane snteent street; water closet, 30 to" Somat ward- ‘awers, marble mantel; rent $30 all, re~ immediat mn. spective vfaunily ; immediave possossl lor LIAM MULRY. 10, LET—A SMALL FLOOR OF TWO ROOMS AND large pantry ; hot and cold water, gas and fire; rent $10.per week. 103 East Twenty-reventh street. 10 LET—WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, PRI- 4 Tate, howe, foie ho Floor, four rooms, with ath t ms on third floor ; all improvement tubs in wash room ; rent ‘Adareus M: PITZGIBBONS. 13 Spruce street. NO LET—TO NICE PEOPLE ONLY, A FIRST and Second Floor in a good neighbor! Thood in the Ninth ward; all improvements. Also @ neat Cottage; Price of cottage $600. Apply at 608 Hudson stveot. (0 LET—SECOND FLOOR AND PART OF THIRD, four or five rooms, at 260 Bust, Thirty-third street, between Sccond and Third avenues; house private; mod: ern improvements; neighborhood g BOOTH. and of Bic otha we mm on SATURDAY NEST ACT -s1++ DON C&SAR DE BAZAN. remaining nights of MR. OOTH'S THEATRE, ADAMS. The meow M1, nt Feepectfully ly, aneomnoes that AM wi ae nd eat ata Stay an this Theatre in the drama founded id Boe ee ar don Benn aos On’ + dem, tn which MR. former engagemen jounced. success during his eo wilt, te penatifully produced, e na Ft Bidar satifully produced, reviving the LYMPIO eae NUE THEATRE. BEGINS A’ ety ale Bole Lemoe and Maneeér......Mr, AUGUBTIN Dia LAST vee Last . . NIGHTS, i be 4 ° iz NIGHTS . incompara-® ble clown 1s * ie cm slot the metrop- ‘ nights. wellet one Nowe . World. Seo the fun. JGrimaldi’s last Grimaces [Take a last ~° @ . . iy . . ° . . D . ° HUMPTY DUMPTY. * . B . . ¥ . . E . : Bee FOX's You'll never Fox. FINAL FROLICS. look on their Hear the Cate, like again. Humpty | F * e well ash A * . | Ba . . Grimaldt Fox * * unprecedented W | Good Bye. ba ° ances. | L bd Matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays at? UMPTY'S: H Come early. LAST NIGHTS, Come early. SECURE othe SEATS r FOX'S FAREWELL’ PERFORMANCRS, Dae COMIQUE, o1 . BROADWAY. JOSH HART.. -Sole Lessee and Manager. Gye GE OF BILL, The Double Voie, Vocalist ise DORA _DAWRON, AUSTIN AN HESS, in their Legler Parlor Skate Act The new Burlesque, entiled 47 ARTICLES. ‘'Phe burlesque is taken a the play of bein; saith Bithaesl ‘etn AVENUE THEATRE, 47 ARTICLES, 47 ARTICLES. i 47 ARTICLES. JIM ie ALIVE, JIM CROW ALIVE. ATINEE WEDNESDAY AND ona BATURDAY. MAY 25, LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON. athe hease'wit be diosed one week, for the proper re: hearaals of Mr. Josh Hart's «reat sensation, which will be prodacedon 8° a ea JUNE 8, TPO RENT—A FLOOR IN A GENTEEL HOUSE, PLEAB. antly located, to a small family only. At ‘421 East Finty-iirst street, IPHIED, FLOOR TO LETCONEMTING OF TWO iagoren: ront and back, plenty of closets, hot and cold water, all modern improvements, in. sirst class Reighborhood, to gentleman and wile, of either one fur- nished front Room to a single gentleman. 403 Fifticth street, Dunscomb place. D AVENUE.—FRENCH FLATS TO LET, IN THAT beautiful Hele et ele! Cot between 109th and eth streets, west ith all modern Lh podem lg Ihave first second nad third Flats geady for occupation, in beautiful order and a pls Kosch tiie location, being in the vicinity of the Park. ARP! y to JANITOR, 1,986, on Lie premises, or tod. P. PAYTE! Henry street. 900 RAND STREET, NEAR BOWERY.—TO LET, « large Room, sultable for two or three gentie= men, and three small Itooms, nicely furnished. Terms moderate. Reference. OREY LITTLE THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, 46 street, to let. unfurnished ; rent West Twenty-sixth stre Possession immediately. $960. Apply there. COTTAGE, STABLE, GROUNDS (75X10), fruits, &c., splendidly | jocated tn fine condition: tate office, 125th Hreet ana ie 1 at HAYDEN'S Real Es- GERMAN LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS FOR 90 cents a lesson; teaches only the purest German; by remmar ty conversation, ress GW) West Twenty- ERMAN TUITION—CONVERSATION, LITERATURE and Grammar, by @ German university graduate, ry the summer months, either in the city, country or abroad. Address Dr. C. L., Herald office. PABE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE (ESTABLISHED 1549+ Bowery.—Bookkeeping, Arithmetic, higher Mathe- matics, Grammar, Hing, Languages, $5 each ; 24 wri- ting lessons, $ Paales Privately taught Bookkeeping and Gotrespondence. RIVATE LESSONS IN LANGUAGES, BOOK- Fn hgering, Writing, Arithmetic, &c. 585 Sixth street, z GPLECT SCHOOL—407_ EIGHTH AVENUE, NEAE \ Thirfleth street—Includes all branches generally taught; terins moderate; references good. 'ANTED—A PROTESTANT YOUNG LADY AS GOY- erness (English of Germnan preferred), to take caro of two little girls, aged 4 and 8; must «peak French, w Gerstand music and aasist in newing; would be considered ¢ of the family. ‘with references, Mrs. WM. . SUBTICE, agrmABLOWD, hiladelphia. bart aletdbtalinorr MISCELLANEOUS. BATES £00, ) HAVANA BROKERS.—A FINE LOT OF setae tat at low prices. Havana Lottery Drawings on Broome street, two doors west of ARBLE SODA APPARATUS—ALL STYLER, AT RE- duced prices; Ottawa Beer Fountains and Extract supplied on liberal terms; send for illustrated eee: JAMES M. WHITFIELD '& SON, 262 Water street, Giver ? PLATED WARE AND FINE TAD. lery.—Only_ the best quality of plate, all sty! old stand of J. Mp. CURRAN & ©0 18 John street. Siar & JANES © Btationers, Printers and Blank Book Mauufacturers, $8 Pulton street. Blank Books made to pattern. DENTISTRY. 3. i BERHARD aA. ARRASTIA, DENTAT SUR. SUR. cons, removed to 216 West Forty-third strect, near Broadway, and continue inserting Teeth on a new system ) ate or clasps. _EXCHANG: FOR SALE.—CONNOISSEURS ARE INVITED TO EX- ‘amine a very superior Oil Painting, believed to be by Rubens; has few equals in this WISE WENNER, 29 Broadway. a CLOTHIN Ge (ATTENTION Sit J ABRAHAMS, 274 SEVENTH AVE. Twentysixth strcet, will pay 8) per cent more for Wearing Apj any other store in the city; also Furniture, II or address, T 8 SIXTH AVENUE—ASTONISHING PRICES can be obtained for cast-off Clothing, Carpets, Jew- eiry, Laces, &c. We guarantee to pay 5) per cent more than any other dealer, as we must have these articles to full our contracts for the Western markets. 3 and entlemen can satisty themselves by calling on or address- 8 Mr, or Mrs H. HARRIS, 81 Sixth venue, third store above Waverley place. Please remember, 81. At 8. MISH’S, 137 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND entlemen can receive the highest price for Oy ot Cloth Wd and Carpets by calling or addressing. tended by Mrs. M T B. MIN east ide, between Washington and Waverley places, Judies' and gént’s will be astonished atthe great prices B. MINTZ pays in cash for Cast Of Clothin agpety Jew: glry. ,$10 to $00 tor Silk Dremes; Coats, $9 to, $15; Pants, to $6. A nove by unetually "attended. ' Ladies Mrs, Mintz | at their own residence. T 833 BROADWAY, 3 EAR THIRTEENT STREET.— iH, sae the highest price for ladies’ and gen- Wearing Apparel, Carpets, &c. Ladies walted N NO. 246 Seventh avenue wo oarane to ite following Piceg {or Clothing:--For Dresses, from $10 to to $2; Pants, $1 to $6. we fave to satel cur cont ta for the Western and Southern markets we are Goin: these prices. The highest prices given for Tniture, &c. Please call on or address Mr. or NBERG, the number as above. T THE NEW STORE %% SIXTH AVENUE, near Fourth street, will pay the full value for Ladios’ i Gentlemen's Cast-olf Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, &c. ion or address Mr. and Mra. NATHAN, ' Satisfaction U EAR TWENTY- THIRD Pe street.—M, LEON perf highest price for ladies’ and gentlemen's cast-olf Clothing, Carpets, &c. Ludies aited on by Mrs. L GREAT DEMAND FOR LADIES’ AND GENTLE- men’s Wearing Fe cnommegs Carpets, Furniture and. Jewelry. I guarantee to pay pe highest byes a A a Please call on or ‘ew & note by post to J. AN, ‘Ty 178 Beventh or ited on by Mrs, Anhalt. "| A —Tl BIXTH AVENUE, Sue oe «+ ton and Waverley places. Lad: astonished at the prices F. WARKIS pi of ‘Clot Garpets and Jewelry. For i Coals, from $5 to bound to fill a lat EN WASHING- gentlemen wil = ig their $ ts, from $2 to for, pg tro $10 to $60. ‘hh COR, WA We a Gall on tad dress F. HARRIS, 71 Bixth avent tended to by Mrs Harris, T EDWAR 1) BLL-KNOWN ESTABL ZA ment, 16) Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth street, fie utmost value paid In cagh for ladies and gentleme ‘ast-off Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry, &c. Bi mee or romptly attended td by Mra. Miller. ESTABLISHMENT, 816 SIXTH near Forty-sixth street,—Having Just re: ei it react Omaha for cn off OI rar and on \y ir Fanta from Goaks, $5 tn 820° renee iit J Sith Paso bees ie alma your 10 LET—UNFURNISHED, 434 street, near Broadway, 8story frame 60, 4th street, near 7th avenue, 4 story brown stone. 82d street, near Sth avenue, + story brown stone...... 334 strect, near Madison avenue, 4 story brick.. For perinits apply to &Co., 165 Fifth avenue. ESPONSIBLE PAR- use 118 West Twen- STEARNS, No. 133 LET AT LOW PRICE—TO tics, the three story high stoop Ho to TAYLOR & (0 LET—THE DWELLING HOUSE CORNER OF Bleecker and Charles streets, three stories and base- Ment, 2x36 feet, in complete order; rent low. Apply at 221 Washington street. 10 RENT—TWO FOUR STORY BROWN 1a lease. c reet, Branch ‘offices, Bixty- first mtreet ‘and Fourth avenue. FURNISHED — ) APARTMENTS 1 82 BAST, THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR SECOND Fe and handsomely furnished Rooms to fet; bath and gas; HANDSOMELY street, without bo: PARLOR FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS: of three and two Rooms; also large Rooms, with or without Board ; or Store: complete for housekeeping. 20 Bond street PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A PLEASANTLY furnished Room, to gentlemen; st Twelith street, between Third ai RNISHED FLOOR CAN BE in et house 180 West Twenty-first Fourth avenues, FURNITURE. eH FLUTE—850 PIECES MUSIC—100 DUETS; 200 Scotch, 200 Irish airs; Quadrilles, Fancy Dauces with calls, Polkas, Waltzes, Galops, $125. FREDERICK BLUME, 27 Union squ Brondway. PIANOFORTES. TARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO rent or sell agape qrent allowed on purchase. ' Call at M. M. MERRELL’: fo. 8 Union square (165 Fourth av.) BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100; Sy WEBER 714 ectave Pianoforte, richly carved legs, overstrung bass, eve er, age cheap for cash. LE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. A MAGNIFICENT, GRAND SQUARE 7% OCTAVE rosewood Pianoforte; city maker; cost $900; for $275; stool and cover, At private residence 12 West 'wenty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, IN GOOD ORDE only $180; a splendid 7, octave Piano, agraffe over: strung, carved legs, a bargain; stool and cover. PEEK & SON, 127 Bleecker street. A. —DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 89 Bowery, wholesale and retail dealers in Furniture, Carpets, Oilcloth, Bedding, &c., cS ae now on exhibition ‘the largest assortment of new styles of Parlor, and Dining Room Suits, Cornice en, Fe quins and Merors eyer offered py them to the public, all of thelr own manufacture, and which they will retail at wholesale prices for the next 30 days. Branch Store 81 Fourth avenue, near A. T, Stewart & Co.'s LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding at cy lowest cash prices, on weekly or Monthly instalments, at O’FARRELL'S Warehouse, 200 Eighth avenue, corner Piwenteth street. sot My pd MODERN SECOND HAND FURNI. of Bye tae description constantly on hand at James ‘Grall 90 Sec avenue, between Seven- oS Bighteenth streets. Furniture bought and ex- chang A cPOR, SALE, FURNITURE OF THE FIVE STORY +_mansion 120 West 24 st, In lots. to sult purchasers, Viz. :—Pianoforte, cost $800, for S00 arlor Suit, Severed in brocateh, cost $600, Tor 8250; also reps, $103 ele: ant Bedroom Suits, $4 upwards: Bedding, 3 attresses, Basement and Kitchen Furniture, in hasers, 00 per cent less than ¢ aman AND READ. pre | oe $75, Suits, $40; Bedroom idirfor tess than half original cost private Fonidenee, Dd. West Twenty-sixth street, Retween Rixth and Seventh avenues, MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture for sale—Froperty family leaving ca erty Drawing Room csi covered satin brocatel, c for, $230; one do, $150 PA rr Paintings, Bronzes, Pioekn ‘Oruamonts, aie ds ware, Cutlery, Tihen, rosewood, walnut Bureaus, Ned- steads, Wardrobes, en suite, style Louis XIV.; Mattresses, Bedding, Furniture servants’ apartments, at half cost! a before purchasing elsewhere. 36 West 15th st., near aa FIRST AND SECOND FLOOR, AND Kitchen to rent, furnished—In a private hot iion beautiful; references exchanged. STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY OF THREE persons will let furnished, without Board, an entire uy communicating, "to two or three gentlemen. Partiés wishing superior accommoda- tons may call at 13 West Twenty-cight DJOINING CENTRAL, PARK AND GRAND BOULE ‘vard.—Elegant French Flats, containing eight rooms handsomely. finished; tendanice: strictl partment large an first class. Apply on premises, corn Fifty-fitth Petts EAUTIFULLY FURNISNED ROOMS TO LET—AT 196 Second avenue, without board, location unsur- * Sen ak eo arer or pee ace en ud inal cost, prope: of a private fam! lea for Europe :—A maghigeent Pompadour style sa satin roca tel Parlor Suit, cost ¥ one do. $75; Marie A toinette Parl Bale in in’ bene "satin, Cost $550, tor Turkish Suit, seven pieces, two colored, reps, sitk t inseols? nade to order for $60, for tt Syalnut rep Suits, $39 and $50; Carpets, 50c, per "yard uy Pianoforte, Mirrors, Cur- tains, Pal Intings, Bronzes, Clopiie, Vases, Chamber Suits, Mattresses, Buffet, Extension Table, for halt cost. Rest: dence 22 West Forty-second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, | Saale Bean’ eating, te. Payments taken by bas week or month. ‘Terms casy. KELLY 4 CO., corner of Twenty-fitth street and Sixth avenue. URNISHED ivioed TO LET.—416 WEST EIGH- URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—WITHOUT BOARD, pogly 9 ale suits, in a desirable location; (J East ED —— TO LET—WITHOUT BOA. lemon and wives in the first nty-fith ‘street, near Madison Bentlomen or choice location: ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- ym, ‘entlemen, without board, freee avenue, Junction re 0 single veal for ines howe tid tCaLY FURNISHED, CHEERFUL PARI, ORS, WITH best attendance; very suitable for guava other light business; $100 per month. 65 'RATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT poard, |, to gentlemen only; hot and cola water, bath, 4 lendid location; ‘terms street, between Sixth ave- id every convenience; moderate, 125 West Forty-f nue and Hroadway. mo LET~TWO PLEASANT AND WELL FURNISHED Bedrooms, for g house, occupied by owner. 82 West st Twenty RNISUED OR UNFURNISHED, A BPLEN- did Parl IF Floor, three rooms; rare chance; suitable ; Also 4 nice Basement, two rooms, 27 —NEAR FIFTH AVENUE solely Tarnished Rooms on second suits; terms moderate rants 67 West Twen 110. RENTP—AN to a gentleman or 6u third oor; all elegantly furnishe feptbya widow. “irery attention wilt moderate i OTEL, THAND- onvenient to cars and re LEGANT PARI PARLOR FLOOR, EITHER gentleman and ‘cae also Room leniring a qui th avenue and Yort Herald Uptown Branch Ts HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BOOw - aid housekeeping, at 119 Clinton place. ¢, 1,263 Broadway. ISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO- \HRER “NEWLY TORN i poe MP aon yA cored, pom yen CARPETS AND BEDDING.—AN IM- tock and low prices, at B. M. COWPER- THWAITS, 160 Chatham sthect: "Weekly and ‘monthly payments taken. OR SALE—ELEGANT SET OF PARLOR FURNI- Thirty Aes teureet. price, Call between 9 and 12 at 215 East y Money OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS, Furniture, Bedding, &c. DEALY & CUNNINGHAM, enue, Twenty. a street. ny other house in the elt 384 and 386 Th Prices lower th AYNE'S PATENT PARLOR BEDS, IN BOOKCASES, Btageres, Buffets, Cabinets and Sofa 10 Bicecker street, bg Re BED—LITTLE USED, $70, erat Lied cost; variety of other Parlor Beds, best allo easy monthly instalments. 144 Bleecker street, neat South Fiith avenue, SECOND HAND FURNITURE WANTED.—PARTIES having Carpets, Furniture, dc. to dispose of in) any ¢ of ginal, can got @ rice by address iY oral office, peri: ()8 DEMAN NE POUR EN Hee eee ndre scit.de deux earaatenae 8 ot 6 S'adresser' avant midi, Mme rue Est, 63, SEB 3 NE JEUNE FILLE NOU MENT ARRIVEE DE Paris desire se placer dansune tamiile americai comme bonne (enfants et dinaker, 12 Sout argue chez Mme. BLOC! ench Dressmaker, 1: NE JEUNE. DAME, mand wlals, desire accompagner une dame une famille allant en Europe comme femme de chambre ou bonne d'enfants; de bonnes recommandations seron donnees. S'adresser, Ime rue, 218, RLANT FRANCAIS, ALLE- 16 OW lots to suit cash pur-- A BARGAIN.—ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, overstrung and all De EE good as new, cost rice $185, at 70 University place, one door below Feeth street. ty Plasis es OURTISS, T STEEDMAN & HOLLYER’S, 85 WEST SIXTEENTH ptroet.—Square and upright ‘Pianos to rent and on instalments; 7 octave from $15) to $20, with all recent im- provements, A. BARE, CHANOR$20, ORIGINAL PRICE $580, splendid rosewood seven octave Planoforte Chicker: ing maker; modern improvement t order; good as now? short dune used, “Apiiy at 29 Third street, MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, grand scale, for sale, pproperty, family leaving pea imate order, celebrated maker; used five, month: Guatantced) cost $900, for $275; Parlor Sults, Btagere ookease, carpets, Bronzes, Paintings; Tosewood, walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Dining Furniture, &c. ; sacrifice, Call before purchasing eleewhere, 36 W.'15th st, near 5th av. T HAINES BEOs. ’, fo. 27 Union square. Those desiring atieenslan Piano should not Sate before calling at our salesrooms. Elegant Pianos, ui rivaled In tone — naan any ee to please. Every is N. B.—A few Pianos in ins. Piano warranted from rent will be fold mt st Treat bi A: —$300 CASH WILL BUY A MAGNIFICENT 7% 00- tave, four round cornered, rosewood caret ted City makers; price $800. This is'a Fares chames want of firstclass iustrument. N. B,—This Piahoforte i ‘warranted to be 7% octave or no sale. Call at private resi- dence 120 West 23d st. Has 5 years’ warrant bill of sale. A. BRILLIANT-TONED, ROSEWOOD 74 OCTAVE Pianoforte for sale—Property of family leaving for Europe; best city maker order; fully guaran- teed ; seven months; four ‘round. corners, richly Sarved oase aod. le 3 cost $950, all the Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room a Harnitare for sale in lots ‘at less thai half original lease call, before ed | PaChMNine Siscwhere, Jef West Forty-second: street, be. ween Seventh and Rightly avenues, HIAMBERS’ UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS rented and sold on easy terms; yee My Raven and Stodart & Durham Pian 5 to $200. $175, $275, $300; double round carved Pianos, 01 Fourth avenue. IRST CLASS PIANOFORTES TO LETO86 PER onth; onc at $5; rent allowed if crennneds at G. P. BENJAMIN'S “Musical Academy, 545 Eighth avenue, lear ‘Thirty-seventh street. Open day and evening. ILEGANT FULL 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte, $75; super overstrung and carved log instru. nents great bargain. Please examine before purchasing elsewhere. JAMES GORDON, 19% Bleccker street, near Macdougal. IANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND ‘most beautiful style, of best makers, at lower prices for cash or monthly instalments, or for rent,at WATERS’, 481 Broadway, than can be found elsewhere. JEVERAL FIRST ‘CLASS SECOND HAND PIANOS— In excellent order, ian 4s new, warranted, to be sold very cheap, a FISCHER'S, 425 West Twenty-eighth street, near Ninth avenue. MUSICAL. YOUNG MAN, SAID TO POSSESS A FINE TENOR voice, would jike to thoroughly cultivate the same. one who can assist him in his undertaking will please adress cy Herald office. HE DISTRIBUTION OF MUSIC OF SIG. CHIANEI 4s to take place on Friday, the 17th inst., at 10 A. M., “‘at96 Sixth avenue, Subscribers only are admitted, ‘ANTED—A_CHORISTER AND PRESENTER (FULL voice), who can. ate a icekt as aptist preferred. Apply to ON. 300 Wi ington st. DANCING | ACADEMIES. AUSHS DANCING ACADEMIES. PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, day ot evening. TRCULARS at private academy, a i Bleventh st. ee _WANTED To PURCHASE _ ANTED TO PURC SITASE—A GOOD SIZED F - Piaad second hand Bafe, Address box 4,365 New York ‘ost off ce. T E QUEEN'S 1 8 HOTEL, NEAR THE OR’ 1 PAL- ‘ace, Upper Norwood, London.—To tourists and faini- Jies lis elevated, pleasant and most salubrious position, combined with thé comfort afforded and its general man: vem have made, the Queen's Hotel w favorite resort of the upper F ranks of Engi h society, __ WATCHES, JEWELRY, dc. corner Fourteenth id Eighth avenue, cornet Twenty-sixth. street —To tock. our stores and factory we wijl.sell ail this month, Abe price, Watches and Jewelry, French Cuckoos and’ Amer! - tan Clocks, sterling Silver ahd finest silver plated Ware. NE JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE, PARLANT ALLE- mand et anglais, et etant mune de bons renseigne- ments, desire se placer comme fille de chambre. S'adres- eer, 6m ‘East, B15, 515, entre av. A et B., au 8me etage. NE JEUNE FILLE FRANCAISE, SACHANT BIEN re, desire se placer dans uné famille americaino Bonet prendre soin des enfants ou fil bi resser a Mme. Girard, 126 Leonard st. NE JEUNE. FILLE (SUISSE FRANCAISE) DESIRE se placer comme fille ey dans une bonne ta- mille, S'adresser, 13me Est, 24: CHEERFUL A’ PELL FURNISHE! kept Rooms to i ‘at moderat Fourth avenue, second NE FRANCAISE DESIRE SE PLACER POUR PREN- dre soin dea enfants et coudre. S'adresser, pendant deus jours, Sime rue Ouest, 119. MPORTA BLY FURNISHED ROO thi r, w two gentlemen, without boa: fest "Sixteenth stroe' ‘H STREET, 306 ‘BAST, ONE DOOR enué.—Two newly furnished fetly private family, to gentlemen cama | rms IRST #TREET. PHYSICIAN'S Office, two rooms; tine Joration. M | Uke FEMME DE CHAMBRE, DE LA SUISSE FRAN. ee. ie en servi Paris, tation elle it fc ir di “4 iain gt rangi a at wit gts tenes: oniees 1,265 grea TNE PERSONNE THANCAIRR Regus tet a ACER soigner tin enfant pas aa-dewoun at cou s' ‘Younes fecommandadons, Badresspr, me yuo et, COAL J AND woop. eens wether inet Drennan reed O°uz, #) PER CHALDRON, DBLIVERED aman aptly aulended tora, reasapable rede duction ‘3s ip nde pera ORAPSER Pl ta teenth stre NOKE $175 A CHALDRON BY THE CARGO TO SHIP. ‘from Manhattan Gas Co.’sduck, a apd street, Comat ‘avenue © and Fifwenth strect. ___ 10B CREAM. CDUNNINGTON & EMIGH’S Ico Cream, made from 3 ality and bek the Bue, cen ot Ree eer, Nout Soul ts the trad 4 ia nine Yehugsh oneramniments Aah ho tpade pi Oe POLITICAL, poutricar, PRINTING “¢ OF EVERY DESCRIPTION rt notice by tho ie ee ae igouatiment Corus of Broadwov aud Anp LON. Mr. CHARLES MATHEWS (his original part . it. Paw Mr. LESTER WALLACK. vn AMUSEMENTS, an LAST NIGHTS OF “ARTICLE 47.” all Characters by Miss Ctai Sanat Seen ood, Louise rete Une: Linda Dette aera picker Miss Gr iftith: forwood, ith: mes De ites va cd Harting, James Lewin, J. Lemo} wnt ths, George. mites a ¥. De Pow! Cott, Pierce, Burnett Chapman, Godtrey, ae’ Ov 8 NINTH MATINER OF “ARTICLE 47" SATURDAY, AT AT I u'CLOOK, Wednesday, May 15—BENEFIT OF MISS MORRIS, som. DALY begs to, an ynounce the approaching NiGuts of the PRESEN SON! The very ADORNMENTS which Te theatre ts to receive dur! the RECESS compels an earlier close than may now be secured for any of the CLOSING NIGUTS OF THB SEASON, TH AVENUE THEATRE. Miss CLARA MORRIS begs to announce WEDNESDAY NIGIIT, wrhich occasion ccs. 47" wAl be acted for the Sepruraich OWER: Bw 4 tiga MB. be ce ELSTO} Js the title given by te} pubtie to ‘the management of bowte 8 forthe poauanal aa ply of superior rap ‘on “yPOR MONDAY DAI DURING THE WE! the Smed.o olteauial Ac! ’ author wn carey) Lt ap appear in his popu at ta ane of the’ as performed je a in all the principal takial ta nae eraetonl ingen to presented wi preceded by the Farce wily acarefully selected ‘cast of charactors) ELLOW CLER! MATINEE SATURDAY, 2 StézooR, WITCHES OF NEW Y¥. “ae aL: a ‘Proprietor and Mi Mr, LESTER watnaor,) roprietor and Manager. .Mr. re LAST Cate Vy Ol DON ASSURANCE. : harles Court ax Harkawa: ir Harcourt Cgprtl attending the revival ot thes NDON ABSUR has, for the present, postponed the production of the playay ap See ees yas * 4 ND PERFECT ENSEMBLE, Seats secured two weeks in advance. Wie MUSEUM. ‘woop'ss UN le ha ee THIS EVENING, at 8, AY AT 3, The charming ty the ae w Burteng of. MARIETTA RAV LY O'CONNER. 4n the Milltary Drama, ARTINE, 8 Friday evening next, wd Comedy of THE WILD CAT. Pre aS pas HAY 17—Beneftt of M Cuba RAVKL, , BATURD. on via 8—JOINT BEN Gage TROON AND EVENING. ON d JAMES B. THE WONDERFUL, VOKES, K WE INIMITAREE VORE! ve: cei Prat oee THE VOKES FAMILY, HB VOK ct FA AM. 1 LY. Crowded houses roar and roar again at the VoRES TIBLE VOKERs THE BELLES or THE, KITC! Misses Fanny Hayward, Skerrett, Kimball, Fond, Cook and Jackson i Messe Davenpgrt, Thorns, Edwards, Hot ins, aries, Coes, Eaton, & MATINERS: WEDNESDAY. ND SATURDAY AT 234. ge JAMES THEATRE, INA EDWIN’S THEATRE. EVERY NIGHT THIS WEER and WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES, GREAT SUCCESS OF THE TRIPLE COMPANY, OOK AT THE ARRAY OF TAL Misses JENNIE WORREL| and ELLA ‘OHAPMANy Miss BLANCH SELWYN, the dashing vocalist; in lier crpld’ changes. Mise Marie Paincer, Ms. st, O'iteardon, Frank B. Corfa yerse, John Hogan and Hank Mudge in variety, (ret company. further particulars see small bills. ~qaat sronred FAREWELL TO ERIN. wave NEW HIBERNICON, R IRELAND IN AMERICA, Mr. W. F. LAWLOR, the favorite Trish Commedian, ap EY THE Gi Ge week of Mr, NEIL CONWAY, ‘ hampion Irish Jig and Reel Dai ancer, i MATINEE EDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, 2 P. M. 4 GRAND MATINEE Rilly Pastor's So TO-DAY TORUS OF TO-DAY. ORYILLE PITCHER, BILLY (TUESDAY) ER, HURLEY and MAU! AT 24. Fanny Wood, Harry Wood Bill wes WT Ee apert atiuns wW. thm Hen fason, lorris, he Goren fend) PEPORIOUS MATINEE BILLS ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, Grand Matinee LE THE STARS. GRAND MATINEE TOE NEW LOCAL DRAMA: GRAND MATINEE CITY LIFE. ARK THEATRE, eee ‘YN. Mana CARROLL & Mi iL STAR OF ak) AST, OAN OF ARC and FRENCH SPY. Midi B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, MONDAY ART! FRIDAY ‘SVENINS. May GRAND COMPLIMENTARY GONCERT for the henefit o Hichard Brennan, stor, ny lowing eminent aitiete have kindly volunteered their able services rilee, Thomas & Brennan Thoma Ve Dowd, Eugene McErroe, J. J. Maton at Rullman’s, 114 Broadway, and at th S*uoNaWn HALL. jg HALL, ie Wy WEDNESDAY, THURSDA! RUAY EVENINGS, AP aa MATINEE, efit of ISS MINNIE CONWAY, b TRINWAY WALL, WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 15, a8 o’clook P. M. URCH OF THE HO} LY NAME OF JES! m which occasion ELDA SEGUIN, the eminent American Miss EMMA HOWSON, the favorite prima donna. Mr. CARL BERNARD, the great German tenor. Mr. C, BERTI. Gottsctialk’ s favorite pupil. Blsnot, COLLETT! RT DANFORTH, muctal director. a ae vjcammiltee of cast AA mn et rennan, Judson Jarvis, W. ain, W. Fowler, Ghatied ‘Admission $1. Reserved seats ic. ¢ Can be secure Tiallon May Io bat a 'S THIRD PIANOFORTE RECITAL, DAY, MAY If, AT 2 O'CLOCK. MASTER AVICOTE AND MIS38 JOANNA BESS, BEETHOVEN’ 'S SONATA, OF. 196 (FIRST TIME), TICKETS $1. To be had at ‘'SCHIRMER'S, GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT red Miss pata INE NININGER, prior to her Weparture for Europe. Under the patronage ¢ of the follc following « and many ome ais, fingnished ladies :Mre, Henry A. Amyptho, Gibson, Mrs. 8. Barlow, Mrs. Walden D. array, Mrs ‘oo ‘Mra. Charles L. Perkins, Nininger will have. the Kind assistance’ of f the fo Tollow eminent art ‘Madam GAZZANIG. contralto; Miss AGNES Rey oS colehrae tralto; Signor LEONT, 7: Mr. baritone; Senor SARASATES voli ( cane ance): Miss ADELAIDE MANZO snes hes and wr CORDAY, aircetors.| ‘feats wt sd served seat, $2; atall the principal musie sto offices and at the hall. { Ot Rea GARDEN 7. Andante Cantabil 8. 9. Fautasio, Pro 10, Ouverture, vite IL. Paraphrase, Lorelei 12. Polka, 18, Marsch lane 15 at New Onena, grate New York. Stars vited to Sommupicste with thi negative. RAINE ROGERS, when comport oe ‘otee. i THOMAS! THEODRE iw Kocid, 1OM UNRIV. SUMMER. Rais CONCERTS, THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, MAY I4, AT 8 O'CLOCK? 1, Overture, “Desert Flower" § Foner a Reformation Symphonie. Wallacd Walzer, Geschichten aus dem Wier OF} Introduction to the, ‘alzer, Tause} sued elt ONE DOLLAR EXTRA; PAC rag ay 4 TICKETS, FOUR DOLEAee tained at nil the inclpal music stores and 8, tne pox be Mec orthe Central Park @ OONCERT COMMENVUES Ar 8 SicLocK. Vaate THE ATRE, NEW ORLEANS—LAWRENC! FT, sole Lessee. Applications and propositios F162 cain ‘bee made to the Andorsigne iter that date. to Nev id combinations are ‘in indersigned. Silence @) ‘Business Manager. | r the eeason of NARD.—PRIVATE MUSICAL INSTRUCTION—PTARO, ‘Organ, Violin, Guitar, Si evening: 94 Clinton nlaee nth a inaready eget i 1864 Circulars and Studer Director. ooAy WATBON, RION AF Ta. BROADWAY, OPEN N iy \ A ITY NEM, BANDS NEW, UBIO GOO AND VEEASART. LIKE A BUMMER ¢ oA nd NEW FOUNTAIN AND HARE -BXOTMO He Awe Lady Attendants, Aataion Free Freo. M. } iy ll YORK MUSEUM ANATOMY, 618 5 ‘ay, botwoen Houston and Bleecker one should visit this wonderful mmuseutne qveryining Reonte should sce and understand, dail, unable to attend these y mporrantlectares on hah forwanted ost free, on rece! te BE NEW YOu MUSEUM OF | Broudway, Ne K. Bs CLOG, JIG, SONG AND DANCB, sal 2) Philosophy of Marceneene Those af - taught; pu pile fitted for tho stage a terms ensy, Adi a TE OLLY | VARDEN"-8OX0, WORDS. BY, Bonny Newcomb, music by Justin Juck, of the San Fran- oo cist 2 Hig Be 0n8 ot Abe Dam congo ae me published” sNsm’ Ueinkle, Gato Galop of the season, W, HALis & BON. 16) Broadway | ‘ |