The New York Herald Newspaper, May 1, 1873, Page 8

near Mth ave a BOARD OF EDUCATION, Meeting of the Commissioners of Educa- | 10 !¢ tion Yesterday—The Election of Clerk Laid Over—Resignation of Schoo) Trus- tees—Abolition of the Office ot Physie | Board; also cian—The Question of Salaries. A meeting of the Board of Education was held yesterday, President Neilson in the chair. The fol- towing Commissioners were present:—Vermilye, Kelly, West, Hoe, Trand, Farr, Matthewson, Dowd, Patterson, Klamboth, Halsted, Seligman, Lewis, ‘Westmore, Mon, Townsend, Beardslee, Jenkins and The election of Clerk was made the firet order of ®usiness alter reading the minutes. The Chair ap- ‘pointed Commissioners Cushing and Traud as tel- ders. The result was anuounoced as follows:—S. Wagner, 8; John Davenport, 8; L, D. Kiernan, 5 Necessary for a choice, 11 votes. The Chair an- mounced, therefore, that there was no election. Cor oner VERMILYE moved to lay the matter “On the table, which was carried. a Hiecprngresemens was read from the Primary ls’ Association relative to their salaries, fienes by eighty MEPs, It stated that it was submitted to the Board in September. 1871, and te hat communication on the minutes of Board the memoriaiists referred. RESIGNATION OF TRUST! The following Trustees sent notice ce of their resig- Mation:—Messrs. Andrew W. Lege th wan pt qu Gilhes, Twentieth ward; rd, ; Daniel M. Devon, Eighth ‘ward. ard, Second to ittee on Trustees. ‘A NAUTICAL SCHOOL. e Chairman submitted a copy of a bill author- tsing the Board of Education to establish a nautical ‘School, and it was read by the Clerk. "ANNUAL APPORTIONMENTS TO SCHOOLS, The Finance Committee submitted the report on ‘the annual apportionment to the corporate scheols, ‘the recapitulation of which was as follows:— oan amare 6 Ward schools. . Colored schools: Normal schools Wire 1: i Norma schools (color 96 49 Corporate schools. 1 96,285 27 NEW roe HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1673. TRIFLE SHEET, SOARDERS Vi WANTED, D STREET, 14, ONE BLOCK BAST OF M4 OF “OF MADISON BUARUEKS iS WANTED, BAST TWENTIETH STRER SPREE ONE LARGE and one small Room to let, wi 32 uare.—Elega! ith Board, to gen- Sire mleganty, {uinshed, Sentral price rea: | tleman and wile or single gentiamén. Terms moderate, sonable references ‘exchanged. Location pleasant. TH STREET, 210 WEST. ELEGANT ferree Floor, with ‘private bath, to Jet, with first cl cation unexceptionable ; reterences exchanged. STREET.—FURNISHED WEST infest ie gente yom nly, Wii feauired. 25 Rooms to revt, Board; terms moderate jo gentlemen ference Dy gee eet with Board, family or party of gentlemen; also sit ences requ jandsome back Parlor amd other Rooms; lo- -aevENTH staeEt.—nooms 70 | OL ‘on first second floors, to a ingle Rooms; refer- closets, to let, with F Board. ™ wee wate 355 WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET. with Board, front Room, with aleove, furnished: for penticman and wife or two gentlemen, G10 NINTH AVENUE—A FEW | RESPECTABLE entlemen can be accommodated with Board, ges and ath, from $5 60 to $3 per week. GENTLEMAN Ane WIFE OR TWO OR THREE gentlemen can haye Rooms and Board in a private Q HAST FORTY-SEVENTH STREET, OORNER OF | family at sé West Nineteenth street. Ieferences, Madison avenue.—Very hi ¢ ‘Rooms to let, = - with Board, to familes or single gemtlemen. “| A BANDBOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, TO Let Board, to single gentleman, in refined private 29"%.,8 STREET, 389 AND 41 W1 gorges tal mily. near pourtcents. Crete est side; Fences ex- ished Rooms on secot third and tourth | ch Addres: KA, box 142 jerald of offic floors, W with rat-clugs ble. — ‘29 EAST FORTY-SIXTH STRBET.—THIRD FLOOR fourth flooi FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WIPH GOOD AC- commodations; gentlemen preferred. Apply at 691 and one Room on F to let, with Board, | Ninth avenue, between Forty-seventh and Forty-cighth separately or together. permanently or transiently, with | streets. Ring second bell. or without private table ; references exchanged ; Jocation desirable for gentlemen.’ WEST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH Suit of Rooins on joor, with Board; ‘also Room 0 for gentlemen ; first class; location excell 30 % Bast TWENTY-FIRST STREET.—HANDSOMELY hed Rooms, with Board, their coraie ) for gentlemen and 33 > Semrable Buits of Rooms, on third ae to let, with rd, to re gentlemen; also single Kooms, on four floor ; reterences. WEsT FIFTEENTH STREET.—ONE nope ind one double Room to let, with Bot tlemem only; terms moderate for Summer required. or single gentlemen. WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—TWO VERY é EAST TWENTIETH STREET.—A_ PARLOR Floor and Second Floor; Wee bathroom on each floors" without board or with pi table, Reter- ences. TWENTY-SECOND 3 East STREET.—EPAND- somely furnished Rooms to let, with first class Board, tor the Summer ; references es exchanged. 36 & EAST FORTY-NINTH STREET, ONE DOOR FROM Madison ayenuc.—Handsomely furnished larse Rooms, on second floor, with first class Board, suitable for gentlemai dd wife; references required. Total. 87,934 $1,050,652 91 Pb report was ordered to be printed with the A requisition was ordered to be made on the Comptroller for $300,000. A report was read trom the Committee of Teach- ere in reference to the abolition of the ofice of phy- sician to the Board. The object of this appoint- Ment, the committee said, was to decrease the umber of absences of teachers, but it had had the effect of increasing the number of absences. By its abolition a saving of $4,000 a vear would be effect- ed. ‘Ihe resolution and report were unanimously adopted. THE QUESTION OF SALARIES. Commissioner Dow», in speaking to the report vel she Finance Committee as te salaries, said that "le juestion of salaries to teachers, ef which there ci een SO Much said in the newspapers, was & question that would be Suproached with agreat deal of caution, and not until they had received i formation as to salaries in ether cities, ‘The re- pert of the Finance Committee read at the last ia was reported to the Commitiee on Sala- NAVAL SCHOOL COMMITTRR. The PRESIDENT announced the following as the Committee on the Naval School bill:—Commission- ers Brown, Wetmore, Kelly, Vermilye and Matthew- Bon, The Beard adjourned at six o'clock. TRUSTEES OF THE COLLEGE, The Board then resolved itself intoa meeting of the ‘irustees of the College of the City of New York, and the Comptroller was ordered te appropriate $75,000, balance of the apportionment for the Col- lege of the City ef New York. BROOKLYN SEWER ASSESSMENTS. ‘Jenn G. Leeds, a property owner on Third ave- nue, Brooklyn, is contesting the assessments for building the sewer on that thoroughfare on the ground that, the original contracter having failed to complete his contract, the work was given to one Keeny, without advertising, at an advance of $127,000. Mr. Leeds petitioned Judge Pratt, of the Supreme Court, to vacate the assessment, and the case came on yesterday. Counsel ed upon a statement of facts, and Judge Pratt denied the motien of the petitioner pro forma, in order that AD uit fiperior tble Mond; house Arst clngs in every respects relerences exchanged. 4 with good Board, at Summer prices, by ties; location unsurpassed: references exchan 3 TH STEBEE. AN ELEGANT BUIT OF ROOMS OR e an entire Floor, with every convenience, to rent, with Board, 214 Madison avenue, corner Thirty-sixth st. 36 EAST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, OPPOSITE Madison Park.—To let, with first class Board, to a siete party, entire Socond Floor, handsomely ished; every convemience possible; also Sult of Room best references. 3 UNION SQUARE. € fur- pper NEATLY FURNISHED ; another, fourth floor, ‘Apply to Mra. LAW: rior SMALL FAMILY HAVE THREE CONNECTING Rooms to let, with Board, in modern brown stong, house ; first rate Accommodations; delightful location; nient to Madison avenue ears: no other boarders. jeventy-eighth street, near Central Park. PARTY uivalent she |, on Thirty- pao h segs. near Park avenue. win reference. Ad- Herald Uptown 1 Branch off ry ‘PARTY, oF RESPECTABILITY WISHING BOARD and willing to advance $150 can be accommodated with Sccond Floor, furnished or unfurnished, with ood Board, in a private family, at reasonable Feductions lo. cation central; best refersnca given, Address ADDISON, Herald Uptown B ch offi Peeeanr Rooms, “WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, IN if articulars and permits gratis. GE- NUNG'R Bo ers’ Directory, 87 tnfon square, JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—TO GENTL only, at 68 South Washington square, corner 0 Firth avenue; references required, ADISON AVENUE, 153.—A SU aT OF VERY DE- sirable Rooms, on second floor, with or without d; references exchanged. TEXT Doon a toe with HOTEL ELEGANT Ac. jon ‘hirty-fr ECOND FLOOR—RICHLY FURNISHED, EN SUITE or separately, with Board or private table; every- tng ret first ‘class; Summer prices, 13 West Thirty third stree between Broadway | and Fifth avenue. WO LARGE AND ELEGANT NEWLY FURNISHED connecting Rooms, parlor floor ; high stoop brown atone house; all modern improvements; superior Board ; reasonable price; unexceptionable references, 131 Kast 'wenty-seventh street, between Fourth and Lexington avenues, 7 minutes’ walk ot Fitth Avenue Hotel. ERY HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, oe excellent tal 25 West Twenty-third A front Room, third floor, $5 per week; Board if desired. RENCE, on fourth floor. QQ WEST TWENTY-SIXTH | STREET —ELEGANT -Suit, parlor and two bedrooms, second floor, newly furnished’ double and single .Rooius; location’ unex- ceptionable; table excellent; prices reasonable. A IRVING PLACE.—TO RENT, WITH BOARD, two furnished front Rooms, on the second and third floors; references exchanged. 49 GROVE STREET.-A WELL FURNISHED front Room, with large pantry, to let, with good a two, $16; also Rooms for siigie gentlemen; no moving. FAST NINETEENTH STREET. Shire hated 2 nished Rooms, with Board, to and wives and single gentlemen; also table bo: ders; reorer ences exchanged. YORKVILLE,—THREE FINE ROOMS ON SECOND floor to let, together or separately, with Board, at 151 Enst Ninety-secondstreet. __BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. _ RoaRD WANTED—FOR MAN "AND WIFE, East side, below Fourteenth street; terms must be low, a respectable house, American family. References ex: change Address ECONOMY, _Herala offic ws °2D-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY THREE ‘young gentlemen, Room, for. three, with Board for one; location must be between Seventh and Sixteenth strects, Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, box 174 New York Post office, WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—AN ELEGANT f Rooms, consisting of parlors and second floor, to let, with private table, or Second Floor and Par- lors 'separate: all handsomely furnished; also other Rooms, suitable for families or single gentlemen, at Sum- mer prices; everything first class; references exchanged. 45 HEXINGTON AVENUE, THIRD DOOR, ABOVE «) Twenty-fourth street.—Desirable front Rooms on Second and third floors, with frat class Board; all modern ce: | May. 4.7 BOND STREETCUANDSOME | FURNISHED Rooms, with Board, to gentieman and wife or single gentlemen; table firstclass; convenient to cars and stages; terms moderate; reference. 48 X WEST FORTY-EIGHTH STREET.—ELEGANTLY hed Apartments, en suite or separate, with WEST THIRTY-SECOND _ STREET.—LARG elegant, newly furnished Rooms may fe secured, the questions involved may be argued at the next General Term, which will be held the second week of this month. _BUVARDE RS WAN RGE FRONT ROOM ON BECO? With Board; also two large connecting Boones Jarge close\s, hot and cold water. 187 Macdougal street. 1 miatndeen THIRD STORY ROOM, WITH BOARD, en! ata moderate price, with tamily residing at 122 East fourth strect. ROOM ON FIR: FLOOR AND TWO ON SECOND, with large closets, to let, with superior Board, tran- sient or permanent. 2) West Twenty-sixth street, near Broadway. References. BLOCK FROM MADISON SQUARE Second Floor, or en suite, with first ¢ Pa and large Room on third. References. Ewenty-third street. 88 Board; also 119 East LARGE LARGE ROOM TO LET—WITH BOARD; ALSO A large single Room; table unexceptionable; terms to Tinanent parties ve rea: reterences, 67 1 street (St. Clement's EAST FORTY-FIRST STREET, avenue.—An elegantly furnished Room to let, with Board ; Room for a single gentleman. ST HOUSE WEST OF FIFTH AVENUE.—IAND- somely furnished Rooms for families or single gentle- men, with first class Board. No. 7 West Twenty-ninth st. ELEGANTLY FU 2) class Board, tor gentlemen and their wives; also, sotlemen,at 47 West Twelfth street, MOPATED hird street. 4 Rooms, to families or gentlemen ; house and location first Class; terms moderate. 50 * WES hished Rooms’ tab spect; references, 50 RLEGANT | 5H¢ class ences given and required, be or without or vate table if corner Firtu | § Board, on second and third floors, single Rooms for gentlemen ; terms moderate, 5: WEST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avenues.—To let, with Board, furnished ra NINETEENTH STREET.—FOR GENTLE- ne laree and two small handsomely fur- fe and house first class In every re- OORNER ith gas, bath, large and airy, with EAS? TWENTY-NINTH Fourth avenue.—Furnish: rent from $3 9) to $7 per week good attendance ; reterence. 5Q GREENWICH AVENUE.—TWO, | GENTLEMEN OW can be accommodated with good Board and a nice Room in a sinall private family; terms inodorat WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—A FEW SU- erior Rooms to let, en suite or singly, with first Hoard. through. the’ Summer months; best reter- &e. SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE, FOURTH street —Handsonely furnished front Rooms, with artial Board, with a German family; pri- jesired all ony WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, BETWEEN Fifth and Sixth ayenues,—Pleasant Rooms, with for families; also WEST TENTR STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND Sixth avenues. —Three Connecting Rooms on sec- ond floor, elegantly furnished and having all modern im- rovements, to let, en suite or separately, with or with- NISHED ROOMS, WITH FIRST i t full or partial Board, to gentlemen or gentlemen and wives, 56 gentlemen, with good Board; reasonable arrangements Can be made, references exchanged. ——————— WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET.—PLEASANT Rooms, on second and third floors, for families or T furnished Rooms, ence, tor 5or 6 gentlemen; Summer ble unexceptionabie. Sek LADY, HAVING TAKEN A $ rent newly painted, papered and nicely furnished’ Rooms, with or without Board, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen; terms moderate. or single gentlemen; WEST THIRTY-SIXTH STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms, with Board, to gentlemen with their wives house newly furnished, 73 SIXTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR MADI- son avenne, one block from Central Park.—Hand- somely furnished or unfurnished Rooms. with Board, singly or en suite, in a new four story brown stone house} reterences. EAST VERY DESIRABLE urnished, with Boar inmer. FAST THIRTIETH STRE 5 Rooms, en suite, handsom terms very moderate for the 8 TH AVENUE A VERY DESIRABLE SEUON ©). Floor (newly painted), with nnexceptionable privat table; also two front Rooms on the fourth floor; refer- changed. Call TH AVENUE, 43 —HAD with Board, en suite “rms 1 7D TH AVENUE, 224.~VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS TO ®) rent on second floor, with or without private table; also other Rooms and a large front basement; references ednesday and Thursday. )SOME ROOMS TO LET, ly ; terms moderate. exchanged. fF BLOCKS WEST OF BROADWAY, AT 188 BLEECKER we) stre ms, with Board, for families; terms very moderate; also for @ party of gentlemen,” $6 to $3 per week. TER EK.—TWO OR THREE GENTLEMEN G Can have a i ndsomely inrnished front Room, with Board, at 901 East Thirty-third street, corner Sec- ond avenue, Gas, baths, closets 6 20,80 BER WEEK. $i &) PER DAY.—FINE ) Rooms, with excellent Board, tor families and Ringle people, at 172 174 and Ji Bleecker street, six blocks west of Broadwa TO $3 PER WEE Rooms, with Board. iinprovem nts, uth Washington Day oasders taken. $6.7 THREE OK FOUR YOUNG family, asant Roor 4 ood r $6 per week, corner Ninth avenue. 4 TO $8 PER WEEK.—P! ( FOURTH FLOOR 7 "Room. for two, gentlemen; also other Rooms, with ara, at 101 Spencer place of 18 West Tenth street. References. Q COMMER ) LAROE & hall Bedroom to let, with Board, to gentleman and wife or single gentlemen, with bath and gas. nie WAV THE FINEST HOUSE IN 10 iene front Rooms, $15, $18 and $22 for two persons, with Board ; also Table Board, $6. QTH STREET, WEST, 14, —EXCELLENT, UNEXCEP- le furnished Rooms, MEN © gr in ROOMS AND Honable ication: handsomely with Board; private family; good table; terms moderate} all conveniences; reterences required. : WEST SEVENTEENTH RE} THREE ORS rom Firth avenue.—To let, with Board, finely fur- f ished Rooms house first class. References ‘exchanged. TH TH , 251 WEST.—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, en suite or singly, suitable for fami- ae of gentle ‘inet. at pha ate price; table un- 14 lies or exces) iG -TH “at « ‘on the thir tloor, com suitable jor gentieman and wite or single gentlemen, with Board; terms moderate. ortably furnished Fr + Handsomely furnished 16 son. qu or without all; terms reasonable. JQ BAST PORTY-SIXTH STREET. —THIRD STORY 19 back and hall Rooms to rent, with Board, May 1; Feferences exchanged. 19 WEST TWENT J Fitth Avenue Hotel tarnished, to re out Board; also single Rooms, ) WEST SIXTRENTH STRERT.—A SUIT OF ROOMS to let, with Board, furnished or unfurnished. Best given. gantly | of gentlemen, with or with WEST NINTH STREET—HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, singly or en suite, with or without Board; house newly renovated, aud with all modern im- provem ents; references exchanged. IRABLE SUIT with Board, on fourth floor} trontand hati Rooms; refer- ar, two single Koc ii week in floor to le —SINGLE ROOM, NICELY FOUR- or without Board ; hous ‘all mode a SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN FIFTEENTH 8 and Sixteenth streets.—A handsome Suit of Rooms on the second floor to let, with Board, suitab! tleman and wite or a party of single gentiem! 105 WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET. —TO LET, ) furnished, Second Floor, consisting of three, Room with or without Board; also third story Room; eferences required. 106 rae ST TWENTY-EIGHTA STREET.—LARGE furnished front Room, on third floor, to let, with good Board, suitable for two or three gentlemen; terms reasonable; references given and required. OA .EASt TWENTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR 124 oath avenue.—A very desirable Suit of Rooins, with Bos also single aoe. for gentlemen ; house strictly 8. 33, EAST SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING 132 place.—Desirable Rooms to rent, with Board, to gentieman and wife, or single gentieme! references. — BETWEEN 14( ntire Second Floor, three rooms, with extension, and other desirable turnished Rooms and Board; moderate terms if perma- nent [48 EAST ISTH StaRET Ni LY FURN 48 tone floor front Koon and. good Board, $17 for two: back Room, $14; pleasant location; two minutes from cars and boat. 5 | 13] EAST THIRTY-NINTH STRE OL furnished Room, with closets, bath, &e. Without Board; also a front Parlor, wafurnishe moderate; convenient to met weer tw ENT 154 an: r pleasant Rooms, with or dthout Board, to Respectable menor man and Wife; references exchauged. —A_ NICELY with or terms {_ AVENUE, E. ot.—Two large Rooms, on second: tloor, to with all modern convenience 6 ee REET. 207 tan . suitable for an office, with fedroom, bathroom, hot and cold water. &c., adjoining on first “floor, bro fe Nouser in, convenient aud ston pleasant location, with or without Board, 20 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—SINGLE GEN- O temen or a ge nan and wife can secure handsomely turuished Rooms, with Board; house and location first class; reference requ ‘i WEST TWENTY-VIFTH STREET.—A SMALL 20 private family have a Room and Bedroom on third floor to let, with Board, to gentlemen or gentleman and wife; cenvenient location. 218 floor, nicely stone house 6 WEST THIRTY-EIGHTH STRE (0) gant Room, on second floor, tro or gentlemen, with first class table ; also gentleme: r st ‘oF «mall familles ; references exc hanged. « EAST NINETEENTH STREET.—A LARGE 231 nicely furnished front Room, with large pantries water and gas, to let, with Board, to a gentleman and wile or "single gentlemen ; references exchange Z WEST THIRTY EIGHTH STREE’ 3+) Rooms, en suite or 1, seco singly, fr: and third story, front, with fue Boars: table. first class; rmanent parties can make favorable terms for Sum: r months; reterences required | 236 Ir | had, with Board, by single gentieme: | be given, 25 WEST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET.—TO LET, 1) | with Board, large front Rooms, suitable for gen- tiemen and wives and single gentlemen ; also others, suit- able tor single ge ‘ntlemen, ofer ence rence required EAST SEVENTY-NINTI STRE, lor and Bedroom and two large Rooms on third furnished, with or without Board; brown modern Improvements. BACK PAR. Desist ey oT FORTY-THTRD STREET.—A BACK PAR- witl orn improvemen ate Cail ior tarce da, i a yeighborhood ; references. ‘and Jarge front Room, over Paflor, can be - _ ; references must HOTEL BLOCK FROM CITY HALL—FRANKFORT HOUSE, corner Frankfort and William streets; 250 rooms; or ait a nighc; for gentiemen and families; house al (AALLEN HOUSE, 166 HUDSON. STREET, CORNER J of Laight. —Excellent Board, $6 to $7 50 per week, with single Itooms single. Room, without, board, $4 and W nig ards; Lodging, 50 cents, gentlemen only. ‘Open all nigh it. OTEL ST. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUF, TWENTY- second street and Broadway. '—E'egant Suits and single Rooms now vacant; table @hote or European plan; most central location; rooms all front, AISON PARISIENNE, 38 AND 40 EAST TWELFTH street, between University place and Broady Elegant suit and single Rooms; Private attendanc quired ; table d’hote at 6:80 P. M., at $125, including w Roorw’s THEAT! B win Booth iy BOPGICATLE. the great s “aan of his beautiful MR, ..KERRY ARRY, ‘MICHAEL FEENY MATINEE gf ARRAH NA POGUE JATURDAY at 2 Seatasecured six da; “gs oares ce at the theatre, or at Ditson & Co.'s musle Tl Broadway. OOTIPS THEATRE, EXTRA tape ll MIRE NELSON On which occasion will be. produced, for the frst time in in whic! uces for the first New York, Ayre preparation, the grand Historical and Romantic Drama of y ROBBART, by Andrew J. Haman ‘and founded on Sir Walter Foote iamous Hi Mat Romance ot Kenilworth, NELLSON, thes «MISH NEILSON. .........+ will sustain her original character oi ROBSART. a aft LYMPIC THEATRE, 624 Broadway. JAMES E. HAYES. MANAGER THE PUBLIC VOICE.” THE PUBLIC PRESS ‘NDO! THE pUnLiO’S CATERE in consequence, announces that he will continue = - UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE to present, EVERY EVENING AT 8, THE basiag EDITION G, L, FOX's te 3 MPTY DUMPT THOROUGHLY RECONSTRUCTED WV THE AUTHOR! ew Ci New Burlesque Opening, New Scenery w Music, New Tricks and Effects, and AN ENTIRELY NEW PANTOMIME, The following Specialty Artists will appear, assisting his in th CARNIVAL OF ¥UN, First appearance of Mile. MORLACCHI, Mile. MORLACCHI, seta MORLACCHI, in her ui DIVERTISSE MENTS TERPSICOREAN. THE WILSON BROTH TON INASTS EXTRAORDINARY WILLIAM and HARRY JE CHAMPION HAT SPINNERS OF THE WORLD, in their famous Igoe ed MUSICAL ROCKS. the wonderfi INFANT P VIOLINIST, Last week of PROFESSOR NELSON and SONS, Revival of the great RAILROAD SCENE. pone SKATING ACT. Historical Tableau of WASHINGTON, CROSSING THE DELAWARE, the peerless MATINEES Hpk seed WEDNESDAY and 2 O'CLOCK. by Qurmrie THEATRE. 6 REMEMBER! 6 2 THE @. L, FOX 2 ‘ WILSON appears in ‘ B BROTHERS? OOMEDY, B R BENEFIT, R 0 THURSDAY ° A AFTERNOON, CARDS A D MAY 1, D w AT Ww A A Y ¥ SEATS, Day. LET EVERY ONE ATTEND. IMEZ-VOUS LA MUSIQUE? “DO YOU LOVE M ict” Beautiful book BON’S Music Rooms, 92 Oli vate Music Lessons. resented free at J. JAY WAT- inton place; by mail 10c. Pri- GLAND HOTEL, 30 BOWERY, CORNER OF —200 light Rooms, neatly furnished, » $2.50 to $4 per week. For geutiomen AVERLEY HOUSE, 759 BROADWAY.—FULL Board $2 a day, with'nice Rooms; $9 to $12.0 week ; $4 to $7.0 7 to $15 a Rooms, without Board, 75 cents and $1 a da: week; family Rooms '$1 80 and $2 a day; week. “COUNTRY BOARD. _ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. ‘Af SUBSTANTIAL, “WELL. KNOWN WHOLESALE, retail and manufacturing house, twenty years ex: iablished. desires s partuer; can occupy position asman- ager of finances if preserred; decidedly achance seldom, met with, and merits a thorough investigation ; best of reference required. "ELLIS & BRINCKERHOFF, 43 Broad street. pa en OPENING FOR A GENTLEMAN Oldestablished "high A MALL FAMILY OF REFINEMENT (GERMAN), gceupying a nice house in the most desirable part of New Brighton, 8. I., are desirous of letting two or three ‘well furnished Rooms to a small i family of couple of gentlemen, with first class Board and all home comforts. Address M: B. H., Herald offi OARD—FROM IST OF MAY, FOR LADY AND GEN- tieman, with Parlor and Bedroom, at the Hamilton House, Paterson, NJ. OARD FOR A FAMILY, OR ADU AT FARM residenc ity minutes trom cit: ears, steam- boat and bathing; high ground. Ad ress Mrs. DEERE, Westchester county, N. Y. Jerome, OARDING—A ROME “IN THE COUNTRY. ‘The undersigned would inform those of the city who wish a home in the country during the hot Summer months that he has decided to open his large and com- motious dwelling for their benefit. It is located five miles from the Middleburg Railroad depot, on a g road and pleasant corner. ‘The rooms are large and Well ventilated, For the lovers ot Nature she has furnished |- splendid places of retreat, delightful in the hot days of Summer. For further particulars address oN eat GATES, Breakabeen, Schoharie, N.Y. Pri Flee per A, HORATIO GAT! Bosbt; IN THE VILLAGE OF CATSKILL,—GOOD 7 table; 7] eee prices. References. Address M. L., 000 ready, to assist retiring principal inan class business, “with enormous hrotlte; net Income $100,08 yearly, easily made, Address rata’ Uptown Braneh ottice. MAN WITH A GOOD IDEA WANTS ONE WITH Money, who can secure a patent Address 8. D., MESSRS, CHARLES G. DAHLGREN & CO,, 112 « Broadwi make a basiness of securing capital f companies, merchants and manufacturers. ‘Their refe elices are among our most prominent citizens.” DA LY GRAPHIC, — PARTNER WANTED—WITR $50) IN A VERY Ine paving business; none but parties of temperate iabies stability ‘and respectability uced apply. Call at 865 West Thirty-first street. GOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.—PARTNER wanted, with $2,000, in @ first class and profitable dusiness, well established: a young man ocreltabiity and ener; +f hedbeet ae Patt class references given and re- qin GEORGE WEBSIEK, 309 Broadw: N ELEGANT LARGE NEW HOTEL FOR RED Splendid location; a rare chance to make mone; owner would board with tenant. Address HOLMES, Orange, N. J. ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for Merchants, manufacturers and others; mining prop- Herald office, _ a Gouna, BOARD FOR LITTLE ONES—IN PLEAS- ant and healthy place; a) Ae any dimes fares BELT Years i correspondenice solicite Mra 8 Rezaners, J iN Y “be accommodated with good Board, pleasant Rooms and home comforts in a first class private house, eight minutes’ walk from depot, by addressing box 234 ‘beth Post office. Terms-moderat ust CLASS BOAR (OARD AND PL be secured dnring the Sumn for from four to six persons; el miles from Elizabeth a horse carsevery 20 ertv, &c., negotiated; persons with capital seeking busi- es ness’ advised of ay proved 0 opportunities, References: OARD AT ASTORIA, TL, L—FOR FAMILY OF | W.-H. Lyon & mporters of fancy goods, 483 Broad three of four, near the water; boating; bathing at | way ; ot! er leadin uses, and our many clients, city the door; private iamily, Inquire of JAMES BRAUN, id cisewhere.. GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., Financial near the fe and Busine: 98 Broadway. OARD AT MONTCLAIR, N. J—A GENTLEMAN HOLESALE HOUSE AND MANUFACTURING and. wife may obtain Board { the season in a pri- van cA in successtul operation, will increase vate family cPweak. within 1ominutes’ walk of the depot; | capital $ ‘& business man who can contribute $10,000 terms $30 per week. Address, with references, box M48 000. will have a responsible position, with satisac- ringipals on! ‘ost acaress for uteri y. tary alae '. box 2 (OR SALE—ON EASY TERMS, A LONG ESTAB- lished Coal and Wood Yard, doing a large trade during the Summer ; four Horses, rahe ‘&c.; cheap rent. ‘Apply at 299% Broadway, third flooi pelea —AN OLD HOUSE, MANUFACTURERS OF HOMINY « feed of all Kinds, “and dealers in flour, grain, dc., desiring to retire, offer their Business and’ Mill, which has recently beeh thoroughly refitted, for sale. on re apr terms, Apply to GRIGGS, CARLETON & ay. family on delightful water and Sea Cfift; la splendid bathing, ay, oS) Sou ront, opposite Glen Cove je modern, house with gas and water; ting ane fishing ; stabling tor horses. ‘street, or 37 West Ninth street. Address VANDERVEER, Port Washington, Long Island. _ AND PLEASANT ROOMS—AT Orange, N. J. Address W. R, P., Orange, ARTIES WISHING TO ENGAGE ROOMS ae ; THE Summer, where there ix good lawn, plenty of shade, a a ABLE gas, baths, og ond ie of stabiing, can do so by applying Tarrytown; reterences ex+ Ange LAIN ANTIAL — utes of the city, wanted for gentleman, and babe; healthy neighborhood, with shade, ind ble, terms not to exceed $20 ver week. Address ox an Herald office. MMER BOARD,—COMFORTABLE ROOMS, WITH ood Board, can be obtained in the beautiful village iddletown, Orange county, N.Y., only 24g hours by oad. For purticulars 1 hiro DHOTIEIS. 83) West sirececmiars call om ‘AW’ UMMER BOARD FoR i Wrifeand two children: location referred on the line of New York and New Haven Railroad, between South Norwalk and New York. Address, with ‘full pare ticulars, E. H, B., box 3,236 Post office, New York, BOARD—WITHT HANDSOME ROOMS TO LET—WITH BOARD, sal a private tamily in the country: house first ela od stable room ; plenty of truit and vezctables: within 0 minutes’ walk of depot and 2 hours’ ride. of the cit on the Morrisand Essex road, Cail on or address M. 4 1., 43 West Thirty-first street. SUMMER RESORTS. FRAGhRSwoop PARK HOTEL, | PE RTL AMBOY, 4 vill be opened June 1) among the attractions aré extensive lawns, salt water bathing, boating and fishing; Shon mineral spring ‘iron and sulphur). ‘the house ie handsomely furnished, having every ec gas, €e,; good stabling ; communi Hn Railroad, also by Staten Isl ) the subscribers, who can be seen at. the (x New York, between the hours of 12 and 1, on Ti %. 8. 8. COLE, MA i tore G. W. YELLOT" 4 h Amboy, N.'J- | (QQREaT HOUSE, L. WEEN WHITE - | UF stone and Sands Pot rirom city by boat or rails healthy location; bathing and fishing. Call oF Address as above, oF 105 Kast Twenty-cigtih street. DES Sa “, MOUNTAIN HoUs Will be opened on or about the Ist of May. For terms, &o., address SN & MURRAY, Knulewood, REMIUM POINT HOUSE—DEL ¢ tnile f fro JUTPU! LLY SITU- p's now open. St GAMEe HOTEL, MARION, N, J,-BIGHT minutes from Jersey City ferry, Cortlandt or Des Drosses street; Pennsylvania Railroad; beatiful loca- tion ; first class table; elegantly furnished Rooms, en suite or ingly all modern improvements; boauing, driving, good stabling, &c. 0 bots A HOTEL OR LARGE pease QR) WAsuiNoton STREET, HOBOKBN, N, J,—A house Keeper. fs a Summer resort tor t stall family, having BOK han theyre, | the Mansion House and about 6 acres of | | quire, would let two ot three, handsomely. furnished | bles, carriage and bathing house, beautify ooms, with or without partial Board; improve ments in ka of the Shrewsbury River, at ied Be nk house, 4c. ; parties wishing to secure @ select and ple: ve from Long Branch. Ahaly to G, ant home would do well to call. # me street, or ROBERT ALURN, Jr, at junk, € EAST SIXTY-FIPTH STREET.-ONE OR TWO “onih® work: 307 gentlemen, or two fenies! young iadien, em | WTEST POINT HOTEL, ployed during (he Jay, can obiain good Board at season ironting the wire round, is poy open. For able rules Partiguiars address Listas CULL minutes want locality | with ‘private family; ope WANT TO INVEST $1,000 TO $1,500 IN SOME PAY. hour trom New York. Call and see WILL, H. WILLIAM. J. Mabuniness: no agent Address WINSLOW, Herald SON, Lyons Farms, XJ. office. IRST CLASS COUNTRY IN PRIVATE N*hc PROFIT LAST YRAR, 75 PER CENT: SALES sing: wholesale and manufacturing business, blishe ears; active Bees wanted, with ELLIS £ BRINCEERROFT, 45 Broad street, »—WANTED, A tet bd WITH CAPITAL to associate ‘i Bite shipping and commission business, alread; a in Norfolk, Va. Address R, M,, box 115 He: ARTNER aD SMALL CAPITAL TO English chop house down town; leading thorough fare; knowledge of the iNew ¥ ts ada desir- able. Address LONDON, station G, New York. ARTNER WANTED—IN A. A PROFITABLE MA factarmg business: full investigation invited ; reter- (ARAND OPERA HOUSE, lr. AUGUSTIN DALY.. Sole Lessee and Manager Curtain rises at a ® quarter to B o'clock, *.* In the EXTRAORDINARY DE- mau’ Ho “Ofce | for the Sale ot Thee and keserved open daily trom 8 o'clock Hi 6 P.M. one week ap advance. (for the convenience of the oie at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, 723 and emia prcored EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE first time in this city, Mr. CHARLES acted, Fon EWS" superb ‘Dramatisation’ Ga Nive acer of tie creation, ' en- 4 » MONTE CHRISTO, EDMUND DANTES ‘Other characters Rinerold. D'Orany Bee “icckwal Madiey. Tale Price si ‘chapman, Mie Si Jo Henty Cora Hacis Price, josephine Henry, Cora SYNOPSI fey 8. Scene 1—The Catalan Villu Scenx 2—Vil efort g pipet. act ‘the Reserve Inn. Scemz 1--An Apartment at the Count de Mone, eine Celis of the Chateaudett pled Pa engetery of Nhe Chateau ait, Sceve—The Inn of the Pont Gard.* Scene—Conservatory at the Count de Moncerf’s, ‘Scnne—The | Forest of Vincennes, Morning. TRL a aren LULU, HE EXCITEMENT AKUREASING. The New. and Brilliant, Baler inectacie: i apterpisee AZRAEL; On, THE MAGIC CHA AZRAEL; On, THE MAGIC CHARM: MaMit and Bartholémew as Clown and Pantaloon. Mamtt og care Rewer as Clown and Pantaloon, NNIER, Mile. PITTERI. TWENTY cORvrHEES, SIXTY CORPS D& BALLET, THRE GRAND BALLETS, SCENERY, MUSIC, OSTUMES, — APPOINTMENTS ALL NEW AND_ BEAUTIFUL. LULU The ation G LULU ‘ne Marvel of the Age, 5 WONDRO F Summersault FLIGHT THE WORLD'S WONDER, N THROU . D-AIR, SPACE, Lulu, LULU, LULU, Lulu. LULU, INEE SATURDAY, May 3, at TWO O’CLOCR. CADEMY OF MUSIC LYDIA_ THOMPSON, The world-famed ‘Peerless Queen ot Burlesque,” MISS LYDIA THOMPSON rt HER INCOMPARABLE COMPANY, the most complete Burlesque ¢ Organization in the world, will plove. the dramatic season of 1872-73 by EN GALA PERMOMANCES POPULAR PRICES POPULAR PRICES ant : NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS, CHANGE OF BILL WITH EACH PERFORMANCE, MONDAY Evening, May 5. BLUE BEARD TUESDAY Evening, May 6. .-KENILWORTH WEDNESDAY Evening, May 7. sess LURLINE THURSDAY Evening, May... +s1-ROBIN HOOD FRIDAY Evening, May 9, -apepent of Miss THOMPSON SATURDAY MATINEE and Evening last appears ces, The pieces will be presented with the aid of FULL CHORUS and CORPS DE BALLET, together with the SPECIALTIES, MARKED FEATURES of the Company. SCALE OF PRICES. Boxes, capable of accommodating tour persons, $6; Or- chestra, jaleouy Circle, $1; Family Cirele, ob cents. ‘The sale of Boxes and Seats ‘will commence at the een Music Monday, April 23, and may be had at 114 Bros Matinee seats may prices to all parts ot the house, $1, for which secured In advance. TH AVENUE THEATRE, (CURTAIN RISES AT 7%.) Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY.....Sole Lessee and Manager DIVORO) OE! Angustin Daly's great Drama of Society, EVERY MGMT AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Characters b; Miss CLAKA MORRIS, Miss FANNY ATT ORT, Mins FANNY MORAN’, EWE’ Misi ROMEITA NOL OOD t. CHARLES FISHER, ME W. DAV! ar. HENRY Kine D. WHI Mr. OWEN FAWCETT, ME GEORGE DEVERE, Mr. FRANK CHAPMAN, Mr. J. A MACKAY,» "Mr. W, BEEKMAN. MONDAY, 5—Benefit of Mr. LOUIS JAMES. WEDNESDAY , May 7—Benefit of Mrs. G. H. GILBERT. IN REHEARSAL for magnificent production, an orig- inal play of POWERFUL EMOTIONAL CHARACTER, by STIN DALY, partly founded on a drama by Dr MOSENTHAL of Vienna, and prepared expressly for this company. ry preparation is in progress to make this Orithant play "worthy crowning to the season Just ending, and to signalize thé closing performances ot the Fitth venue Theatre prior to the Summer recess (JERMANIA THEATRE, Fourteenth street, near Third avenue. AD. NEUENDORFF ..- Director RSDAY, May 1 BRAESIG. I Comedy, in five acts, by Garsmann and Krucger. Box office open daily from 9 till 4 o'clock. Pee OF MUSIC, OLE BULL'S GRAND CONCERT ofthe in aia MASONIC HALL. AND ASYLUM FUND, SATURDAY EVENING, May 3. Tickets for sale at Schirmer’s music store, 701 Broad- way, and at Rullman’s ticket office, 114 Broad way. Aso CIATION HALL.—MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, May 3, Last I ito ie aay York by fy ARTE, “The Argonauts of ‘49.’ an Concert. Subject: Preceded by an Ory AMUSEMENTS. Wicks. Proprietor anay Ae to announce the TWO NIGATs and the LAST MATINEE of Mr. ean “weed iewiber GARRICK which” pieces MUST” eaten aap erm invapite of thet cl PMSONT! TINUED A’ NESSS. ON SATU. WITH NEW AND H. Datu ag nee me in this city)» LESTER WALLACK.. rites | LAST WILLING, Bs yraiten be mug gti N’ will sustain his original CHAR SQUIRE CHUCKLES, seprcrted \2, & STRONG BRILLIANT CAST. BOX PLAN OPEN ONE MONTH IN ADVANCE. : Gurren. rises at 8 precisely, and carriages may be o® ere E rpueatne COMIQUE, 514 BROADWAY. THEATRE COMI ‘ad Mr. JOSH HART haa Soe Toole nd Proprietor ir. a Bole Lessee al wosbinron SUCCESS sGnGess, 808k BunGEss: The Pest ectomist oe, AG riormance everseen. FRANKENSTEIN MYSTERY, Ht FRANKENSTEIN MYSTERY, Tle FRANKENSTEIN MYSTERY, HaRRIGAN Derformed by Prof, Sit gs, RT, JESS RIPE ONL JOHN HART, THE, B NELLIE SANFORD: JOHN WILD. BALLET KETTY TILSO! ilknP rooney, Gull “oma nity otners. MONDAY EVENING NEXT. reappearance, after an, Abeenae of five ‘months, every- - "8 fe, Mr. Mr. KERNS o1 ha rin ix time ly, 1 ané fae teen oae form six times only, five nights ‘ MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. HO fag SQUARE THEATRE. Proprietor. Manager... Mr, be toa uly sHOOK PALMER: nee atl, *Garriayes may be ordered ap THIRD WEEK FROU and ——— —— FROU, unabated success — Poehed iC WITH ITS GREAT NEW YORK’S FAVORITE CAST sss AGNES eter, | > y AGNES » ITS MAGNIFICENT im Frou: FROU, Every evening until far- ther notice, will be pro- duced, by special arrange- ment with Mr. Augustin Daly, his brilliant adapta- tloti ot Milhoe and Halevy’s Wonderial Drama, ROU FROU, Miss AGN 8c EVERY NIGHT and at the SATURDAY MATINEES, Seats secured one mon‘? in advance, r eed Miss ri 2 sl lez Characters by RIS RDS, and Messr ED. LAMB, GEORGE Pa Ries W. B. LAUREN, JW. THORPY: nf WwW, WILDER and W. QUIGLEY. AY, Aprit 38; 157%, eek, anew draina from the New York. Weekly, by Barrett Sylvester, WILDCAT NED. This drama is in four acts, embracing the most startling jous and terriile tableanx ever before presented to trons, depicting in a taithtul manner the wild Ite of the mountain men of Oregon. Cast to the full strength: of the company, with appropriate scenery and_mount- ings. First appearance at this theatre of the charming ~ a pea NELLIE MEEKER, The drama will be preceded every evening by the splere did comedy ot OBLIGING A FRIEND. In preparation the great drama entitled és HELD IN CHECK, ATHENEUM THEATRE, Broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. - Manager. K. W. Butler. TH Pie POPULAR RESORT iN ‘THE CITY. ATHE M|ALL THE SENSATIOMS OF THE AGE, EUM | GRAND BURLESQUE COMPANY, ATHENEUM ‘AND COMIC OL OLIO COMPANY, GRAND BURLESQUE AND OLIO COMPARY. Miss Lisa WEBER, Miss Minnie Jackson, Miss ARNOTT, Miss Nellie Larkelle, Miss Ida Ross, Miss Helene Smith, Miss Lillie Hall, Burlesque aetrenses; George Atkins the 1amous Burlesque Comedian. SD GHIAND BURLESQUE, COMPANY LUKE SCHOOLORAPT, LANG, COBS AND T OTR. THE REYNOLD BROTH Rs IN THELR SPEC SEs THE MODOU SCOU CAPT. THOS, PHELAN AND CAPT. JOHN MURPHY, THE GREATEST MARKSMEN IN The most astonishing feats: The tile illustrated. “Soe small bilis, Doors open at7, curtain rises at& Box of fice open daily, Seats accurcd in advance NONE NOTICE MONDAY. MAYS, TORE NEW STARS, Engagement of the Queens of Burlesque, THE WORRELL SISTERS, sts will appear. and during the and other prominent art Wooes MUSE DOM. MURRAY. CONTINUED SUCCESS. EVENING aT 8. AFTE NOON AT 2, The celebrated Comedian, MATINEE PERFORMANCES, ‘% The beautiral and DOMINICK MURRAY, JENN artiste, in the great Miss NNIE 3 MORTON, Drama of, in BLOOD MONEY. FEMALE OORTE tive. “IRELAND, T. JAMES THEATR AST WEEK BUT ONE. THE aneatesr SUCCESS OF * THE Day. ank eee HIBERNICONS ‘OR, IRELAND IN AMERICA, PRONOUNCED BY THE PRESS “the finest programme of pod ever resented in thi¢ countr: IRISH COMEDY AND CHARACTER GOMr Bi! TRISH SCENERY, SONGS, DAN Ww oMoR. Populae! yrices Orchestra Tbe. iss! ee NEE SATURDAY ‘CLOCK, Admisst im Bie. Children 1c. Children ie. Tickets ¢ Se. 5 3 at Gurley! 8 sand ichirmer's. OCTAVE “ROSEWOOD. PIANO, carved, with instalments taken, RB. CABLE, 107 Went’ Twenty- third street, corner Sixth avenue, TA SAORIFICE—A FIRST CLASS SQUARE ROSE- wood Plano; 74 octave; carved legs, case; round cornered; yet new, with Uover and 1. Parts in want of & first class instrnment would do well, before urchasing elsewhere, to call at 63 Orchard street, fourth joor. Woven L 7 MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte for sale—Parlor grand: made order, city maker; fully guaranteed; ¢ ost $1,100, for Parlor Suits, Btageres, Bronzes,' Chamber, Dining Furniture, Chinaware, Glassware, &c.; a sacrifice ; property tamily leaving city. 36 West it bn near Sth av. A’ 120 WEST 23D st. PRIV. ATE FAMILY WILL sell their maxnificent 7% octave four round cor- hered rosewood Pianoforte, used 8 months, cost $1,000, tor $300, including Btgel, Cover and Music Ga Cost $100; Also Farlor and Bedroom Sults, Carpets, ¥trrors, China and Silver, Buffet, Extension’ Tab! sement and Kitchen, Furniture,’ less than haif cost. N, B.—House open to-day. —NOTICE.—PRIVATR FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR magnificent rosewood 7% octave double round Pianotorte for ore embracing all improvements, cost 975; one beautiful 7 octave grand ips $750, tor $200; so entire Household Furnitu: sacrifice, Can be seen from 9A. till 9P.M., at private residence 210 West Twenty-first street, near Seventh avenue, T PRIVATE RESIDENCE 104 EAST TWENTY-FIFTH treet, between Fourth and Lexington avenues.— Private family will seil their magnificent 7% octave double round rosewood Pianoforte, brilliamt tone, patent agrafte, fully guaranteed, nearly new, cost $950, for $300; Stool, Cover, Cabinet; Parlor Suits, Paintings, Chamber raha ning Furniture; a sacrifice; piano: nd appoint time and place for inter- Siow.’ Xtdreas'R, Herald office. pine for ter: | Forte has box for #hipplnk TATES RIGH IMPROVED LADY WILL SELL FOR 88 THAN & xem pl aieg on our, Peete Retacha ple oe, A, handsome, Fosewood Planotorterin permeate orton: te getorney, Henry ¥. ‘irkett, $98 Fulton ‘street, Brooklyn, provements. 2 iaie aeicsre mies eet (0. CAPITALISTS WISHING TO INVEST IN SEW- na agen manufacturing an Spore is ng purchase tools, a ory with: full ae licences, &c.. and machiner} capable of making 10,000 machines a year ot ‘the best shuttle ma chines ever made. Estal i a Sy ha can be Fes, © any place purchasers may 4 ‘ARDS desire. Aadre: le box 1,640 Post office, Philadelphia, R WITH $2,000 OR 00 TO broker ton of foreign and STODARD, Post office ‘ANT engage in the domestic, Fults. Adare: box 280, Elizabeth, rt, N. J. ANTED—PARTNER, WITH = $1,000, ecard business, or woul with small capital, gving salary, with view to parmer. ship, after satisfactory trial. Address FAITHFUL, Merald Uptown Branch office. IN LIGHT accept party 600 WILL BUY A RETIRING PARTNER'S IN- terest in an increvsing and genteel off e raat Hess now paying $50 per month stock on hand, $1, Ow paying $0 PYULLER & 00,, 183 Brow Way. $1.5 500. PARTNER Meee IN A SAFE CASH * bi hat EY 0,000 per annum, terview and particu 4 iS 8.00: TO $10,000, TO prcth BUSINESS.—A Half arte ae in a manofacturing busine: located im this city years at present op wil be disposed of to one Saat will give his whole attention to the basiness; it will bear investigation; th resent: owner to have charge of the manutacturing; the best Feference given and required. ress, with real name (no agent), A. K. 8., box 197 Heral 8. 100.000.-4 PARTY CAPABLE OF MANAGING mit ditte enterprise, in successful opera- ion, with tnis amount can double his investment in a S short time. Address H. A., box 171 Herald ofice. A. Rabe, STEAM. MARBLE AND MARBLEIZING 4 and 136 Bast Fightee teenth street.—Marble Marbielsed Mantels, Tiling, Marble anrars, Monu- ments at pad thatdety competition. Marble Turning EFORE | REMOVAL—PIANOS AND | ORGANS, AT Feduced, prices, by instalments or, to) ren BALL & CO. sr eighth street, (our doors ‘east from (ccna ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, $100. Great bargain; elegant Ciba instrument, hay- ing carved legs fieraife, a .; great sacrifice for cash. die wae ets i oon, 187 Bleecker street. _ IRST CLASS ar OCTAVE PIANOS RETAILED AT wholesale prices, direct from factory. Send for cir- cular. 78 Barrow street, near Hudson. AREAT BARGAINS—DOUBLE RE BRED ORGANS— Beautitul style: ertect tapes |! 11.00 ; 4 sto; To ae autitul sivles j perfect tanet hem at WATERS sa roadway. EW STYLES FIVE, OCTAVE DOUBLE REED Organ month, at REDUCED ee nd Sis cach, Saitty oh other styles 5 to nd w ward asoh, n aoe MASON & 2 z an ompany how offer, ai thelr ew warerooms, ‘nion, saute th the largest dasortment of the ‘est inntruments of this cl on spe ices which are rendered salle or oily, by their ele ungaate d facilites for manutac- ure. Organs rented privilege of purchase {or quarterly or monthly payments. IANOS, SECOND HAND, OF VARIOUS MAKERS, | thorough order, for sale ab low prices also P ent and on instalments, by CHIC TERING & SUNS IL East Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fitth av TANOS AXD, ORGANS. GREAT BARGAINS, NEW deautiful styles and perfect tones ever ade anil by best makers. at lower prices for cash, oF iy in Iments, of for rent, during this month, at WATHIS’. 481 Broadway, th cin be found elsewhere. M™ F, B. Conway's ‘8. LA patel THEATRE, Mrs. JOHN WOOD, GEORGE H. GRIFFITH Mr. WALTER LENNOX AND CONPANY, UBINSTEIN MATINEE PIANO RECITALS AND LAST APPEARANCES IN AMERICA, at ‘STEINWAT HALL, commencing MONDAY, May 12, Mr. GRAU has the honor to announce THE DEFINITIVE CLOSE OF THE RUBINSTRIN CON- CERTS and of the MUSICAL SEATON er a with A SERIES OF SEVEN eee TALS, to be. Mr. ANTON RUBINSTEIN, at Sosswwit HALL, ON THE AFTERNOONS OF MONDAY, May 12; WEDNESDAY, Ma; Ms FRIDAY, May Ii SATURDAY, play, {7 MONDAY, May 19; TUESDA May 20, and on the EVENING of 1 THURSDAY, ana These recitals are ven asa fitting close to the great seriee ot Rubinatetn's Go ret ‘omcerts, the most successful, artis- tigally and pecuntartiy: ever known In the United States. ‘The programmes will present an epitome of the great Piano Music, commencing with the elder Bach and end- ing with Rubinstein. To the student and virtuogo they must prove aa Invaluable asa complete gallery us affording, as they: do, tho: beet lug: usic, and teeming with nearly: RTE MUSIC, Herald. reserved seats, to the tration of each school of classic m op) pareanivee for ge ale \y- e full programmes, embracit 10) PIECES OF PLANOF will be published intomorrow's Subscription Tickets, ineludin; entire series of seven recitals, sale of which com- mences at@ox office of Steinwall Hall and at Schirmer’s ane feat roadway, on Monday morning, at & o'cloc! Bavarrs OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD STREET, between kite! and Seventh avs peat} Booth’s Theatre. HANGE OF PROGRAM: BRYANT'S MINSTR REDS | BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. BRYANT'S eee FROW FROW, FROW PROW: Dr. Colton's Laughinfl Gas ‘Moving First of May. e prima donna, True love never did ran’ Ri Characters by Dan Bryant, BRYANTS MINSTER S. | Nelag, Seymour, Dave Reel. jtanwood, Brockway, Carter, Templeton, Morrisey, Em- erway Matinee Saturday'at 2, Seats secured RK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD: between Houston and Bleecker streets.—Every one should visit the wondertul Museum it istull of every- thing people should seo, and understand, ures Miosophy of Marriages” “Those, partes aneots wo attend these important lectures can have m for warded, post free, on receipt of 25 cents, by addressin SECRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, Broadway, New Y VP ARIETIE Leonie OF ORLEANS TO Fent.—Proposals, will be received until the Ist day: of June next for the rent of the Varicties Theatre, com mencing with the next season, The theatre is completo 4n all ts appointinents of wardrobe, scenery, propertioxy, ac. iH. RIGNEY, President La Variete Associne tion, a oo ORGAN, SoTFAR, SINGING. “nat OF WATSON gives privats lessons, di. a4 and ¢ her resdenee, 82 Clinton place (EIRNtK street). ments furnished tor daily practice. MEtorouran THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD LDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY’ ON HAND. 8 — 6 > & 5 = g'2 TANOS AND ORGANS —FIFTY NEW, AND SECOND an lofortes, rgans; great yargains rr wood Piano $100; a ikon Ofeun halttte value. 2) Toe & SON, 127 Bleecker street. GPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO THOSE | WANTING new or second hand Pianos—Either cash or on the easy monthly payment Pian. . POND & CO., 47 Brondway. for the SORTMENT OF MANTELS, UNSURPASSED AY rer beauty re com in and many of workmanship, ns coetielese nba AYN NuATE COMPANY, _Fourth avenne and Seventeenth street, Union square. i | Senet le SLATE MANTELS.—RICH AND ELE- de: 8; Slate Yorke oh ry x tion; mI fad Wood Mantel, TB. STEWART & CO. 22) 222 Weat Twenty - ‘thurd | street, near Seventh avenue. ae Ys C0,. STBAM MARBLE AND MARBLE- S. Suing Ww Works, 28, West, Fiity-hrst_ street, between Broadway and EK) marbleized Mane tels, Mon! Ww DEW ee syouve adstouess Insee selectigns at 107 | eas HE MOST RELIABLE, BEST FINISHED AND richest toned Pianofortes manu Seren octave, near! arly new, only $150. fact PERATIVE | 7 PIANOMAKERS, No. 9 Great Jones street, near Broad- MISCELLANEOUS. WALKER'S KONS—EXTRA AND PLAIN BOOK- __ MUSICAL, ca ATED BEST pEAT. MUSICAL. JOURNAL IN THE ‘AM fad, musical, matters ay nama nat ay, Warsoe S Music Hoomm 92 Clintow ee | by mail hg INSTRUCTION, PIANO, VIOLIN, Guitar, ing, Harm a Hiatt Meee agi ated haa em, Clintor ha ace (I ‘arama ite. JAJAY WATRON, Musial Diregton ORD being re PATENT TILTON oot. Apel. WATSON, 92 Clinton piace.” nat Eee, ee RGANIST.—A YOUNG MAN DESIRES THE POST: — tion of organist in a Protestant charch in Brot + bi a and lowest price; | New York or vicinity at a ve! di aibomiatipe dove at oecion aceon areet, ORGANISE, a8 Suckett stroee Brooke LOTE & JANES, STATIONERS, PRINTERS AND ANTED—A SOPRANO, TENOR AND BASSO. FO! Ss Blank Book Manufacturers 9 Fulton street, * | & Cathgite church, Call at 66 Wost 1th ste Ay made 9 DAHEILm f JSP Me