The New York Herald Newspaper, April 4, 1859, Page 7

UIT OF NEATLY FORMIHED BC BOOMS TO LET, TO BD a party and there wiv h brdattaat nnd six o'clock avaaee. ‘Refereuce exchanged, poly at 38 Great Jones strees' PRIVATE FAMILX, BAYING MORE oa “THAN 7 pay or Uufurolabed, Logetber or artis! board. use conlaing fer pag aoa 7 Went iddeat modern [AL FAMILY RESIDING 1s BROOKL wita- A bed teeta cece mea 0 & party ol ullemen, 1 preferred. aiordln comfortable kind agreoabie hous. her Sccommodations mage frost and back parlor, with two fant other desirable rooms, Terms Apply all e week, as above. weer FIFTEENTH ee, NEAR FIFTH iets. te y furnished rooms wit al oe ee mma iomaeeie ERSONS WILLING ga PAY A FAIR PRIOE FOR Pee are unfurnished, inn clese. julet smal rooms moderate. — 1g them a ocean will Iplease call at 64 West Forty-airis atrest, dress? D. R , box 770 Post oflce. east of Bixth avenue. ecole d OR AB! TH OOMS WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, M1 out obild ren, be panama — eel Reet with or witnout board, where there are no Biewrad zooms on othe floor, eet or sepa Address P. A., Union square Post . reakiaxt baths, dc. as te doo ApDIy ALO oes cxehanged. unos. LADY, LIVING A SHORT DISTANOR IN has roomn for two or three children to board, vO od tions ont, a sere. Cyt /n avenues, oR ares Church and school near, M, MITY PLACK, 26.—A LARGE Ryan A ROOM ON THR seen pautries, to entlemen, with break- floor, terms moderate. ‘there are bu it few boarder oeintant meketnee ‘nd roquired i Ao a MSathied’ hoor mosis be ick to unree gentlemen FAMILY OF FOUR GROWN PERSONS, WITH ONE servant, wantrooms and board, permanent if satisfied. yj; mat bets Tweats ith sirecta. and Leta Pith avenues. nexceptionable references given: nired. Herald office, atating location and m rooms can be P stay or ee ea ON Pash SECOND OR THIRD icone — ‘Gall at 3 pagereten Secate feces la if FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ODATED WITH FA. furnished or unfarnished fob $50 ye breakfast if juired, by at lal Ninth — rd door east of Brosdway. "The hoveethns pus. bathe ke aT ru FRANKLIN STRERT, FIRST gti Bud WEST oF Broadway, ove or two aittiny Breakfast if required. ta, leand double pe meek tod ging, neatly furnished, for gentiemen, Tnquireasavove HANDSOME, SEOOND FLOOR, FURNISHED, TO let, with or without board, toa family or to. sin; Hee with excellent attendance and every comfor ernice rooms. Inquire et 26 Clinton place. oferences N ENGLISH FAMILY ARE DESIROUS OF LETTING 8 comfortable room, furnished. with full oF pariial board, 8 gentleman and wife or two single gentlomen. antof aquiet home can ba accommodated. Ki ere Apply at 194 Madison street, near Rutgers. FURNISHED SITTING ROOM, WITH BEDROOM attached, in a private hous, \dsome and comfortable | every respect, to let to a sing! he gentleman, at No.7 Gra jerey ‘park, Twentieth atrecte Also, a patlor on tho first b Ne NO.7 GRAMEROY PARK, TWENTIRTH STREET.— To let, to a gogle gentleman, a furnished sittiog room tack house private, handsome and comfort ly amall and no children, Location for the summer 1'the best in the elty SPLENDID FURNISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM to let, to one or two single gentlemen; also single rooms private bouse, with all the modern leprovemen's. Inquire 96 Prince street, a few door weat of Broadway FURNISHED ROOM TO LET—WITH OR WITHOUT board, to a single gentleman, or to u gentleman and his ife, at No. 39 alien sireet, room No. 12 T 86 KAST TWENTIETH STRERT, NEAR BROAD- Fa way.—Board—A eoond story front sult of rooms: lwo Ener 100 pleasant spsing and suiamer location. of prences given if desired. House Ast class contains ail the RrodernAeonventen: OARD.—TO BE LET TWO SECOND STORY FRONT 2) rooms, furnished or unfurnish 0. two slagle rooms a third floor, with bath aud gas, ‘Apply at 79 Ninth street, ear Fifth avenue. OARD—AT 232 WEST TWENTIFTH STREET, R- tween Kighth and Mioth avenues, a reception room, suita fe for n phyateian’s uflce and n large parior, autabre foe two gentlemen; lao two or three rooms on the third fluor; he rooms can be had with or without board. These rooms ve all he modern Improvements, and no moving On frat of flay. Location desirable, AN AND WIFE, ALSO ONE ean be accommodated with furnished board, to » siaall pet full boaad for the Fg httial board for t apply at 63 Kast tie treet, I2OARD.—DESTRALIE ROOMS ON SECOND OR THIRD Sor, 1a 8 private fully, can be obtained at 164 Lexin- bn avenue, betweea Thirty frst and ‘Thirty second streets, peat references given and required. genteman. POARD.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE AND ONE OR Sen se gle gentlemen can be accommodated with pleasant No. 44 West ‘iwenty third street, References ox- aged. Will aot mote ou the Yat of May, ROARD—10 LET, WITH BOARD, AT 137 SECOND i} avenue, between Kighth and Ninth sireete, rooms on frat, ond and third floors, suitable for families or single geutle: pen. Dinner at 6 o'clock. Locatign very desirable. OARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY WANTED, AN UN- furnished rom-and bedroom on second fluor, front, from fay. for a fueman, wits and daughter five years of age, for the geutleman), in a modern built house, be: yeon Fourth end Twentieth aircela and Fourth and Sixth ave. Fes; terms tnust be moderate, address D, box 178 Herald ce, stating terms, location, ———— OOMB TO pig sb ‘ROOMS, IN SUIT OR SINGLE, ire of the chy and inthe ‘and fashionable rant, Inquire at 767 Broadway. Simi GLE SENTL EMER WISHING PLKASANT AND ey can find ee Gas and bath in the house. ‘Oo OR FEEaE SrCLE GENTLEMEN ae ORM OBTAIN room on second floor, suitable for'a yeuvloman need Wifes GBA tet ROOMS: ba gy be ly —A GENTLEMAN, Pees neem, Cone Swo.oe three with wife in "rho ‘best omtab- boner ‘ind’ desirable tenant Dy addressing 1. P. BRY DESIRABLE V npreurea Pireey roeren. Oy oem ei. ferry. Dinner at 6. a i FL ry Poors ‘2. BOARD gan! BE either Hamilton, South or Wall fall marek 4 ABINGDON TARE, Patan My SIDE, CORNER 2 at itadaon sd Bank etree tS let, |, rooms on first, second and third foors. Dinaer’ ae ex: ee $2 50. —EUONOMY AND COMFORT. Bodations at'$2 00 pi eaten nate prent Feapectable indies at'6d, and marbed ‘acoommo- Gabed by the : Grek; ood single bade or mena oonta Kone but plain respectable persons need apply. | prreteory LE ROY PLACE, CORNER OF BLEECKER AND reene streets, will be let without the basement if ieee coetpieg asa frst class boarding house. Re Hey tod. 5” a T third st etore 10 py ea 'wenty- treet, 4 perpncche fatal aatr ty NEAR FIFTH AVEAUE.—A GEN- wards few angle foul geile on oan also be pleasantly ascom. | 257 at: le men oan ron tains ali the modern Himprovereae. 57 BASt TWENTY-RIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN Lexington and Fourth aventies.—Desirable accommoda- tous for Tuthiies, in eulls or ‘separately, ‘can’ be had with board in a first class house, pleasantly and centrally alt No moving in May. References exchanged. WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—ROOMS ON frat, second and fourth floors, suitable for gentlemen and thelr mies and slogle gentlemen, may be ‘had, with board. References exchan; WEST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—TO LET, WITH- a5 moderate, 143 PGHIE STREET, OPPOSITE THE MERCANTILE Library.—Seversl pleasant ana well furnished rooms, | with board. References exchanged. NINTH Sreeer oo UBF. A BUTE OF pet ‘rooms on second floor, suitable for a family, - conventently Tocabed, vate table, in the above first class house, con near Broadway. () TENTH STREST, BETWAEN FIAST AND SE. cond avenues, a parlor and bedroom on second floor; Also a suft of rooms on third floor to let. Reference given and required, Dinner at 6 o'clock. 31: FIFTH AVENUE.—A SUIT OF ROOMS, I vrlta board. sao. a roots sable for eagle ceed a for References exchanged. wey 399 FOURTH STRERT.—A PARLOR AND BROROOM, ralable fora genvleman and wife or a single gentle: man, tolet, ‘The house is pleasant and convenient to oars ana stages Dinner at 6 0’ 2 BROADWAY.—ELEGANT AND HANDSOMELY Toms to et, without board; consiating of parlors and bedroonis comamuntonting ales small or alte rooms, with grates and gas, on tach floor, This house bas been thoroughly repaired and furnished. surpassed for, convenience and proximity to business and places of amusement, Prices reasonal the same by applying at 686 | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, THE TURF. IQUTNING, THE BABHAW TROTTING STALITON — L 4 The services of this hi ee yeh oa and ne oung Bashaw ttn g stallion cau be trotting mares, at G2 the senson (or until the In ot duly, anda ainall gratuity of ifty cents to the groom. wired, petore service frorm parties at a 108, OF may be un The color of Tighwing is a brilltant chostas th Rrbie on ba bind legs e extn somewhat above the Kay anda binzed fuoe le unnesenenry to sey inore, ico Basha er (Maat otaeSraea Youre Bushey: wt 0 of a au foun| ' bis grandatry Grund Boake Chrough te dam of Youn, ee got by First he dam ot Lignning, 9 ish and uth Kollpse, he by Americas to tad grouion rie Meas Since out of a mare got by Lightning ms Bet nf dGrlng the season at tho Basbawr sta- + | nario : ate, ss poalte reload Nol miles nort f Entadetgbia. 2 a, Ae Oy Pane ao . utes be mol) and every attention paid “Consul, to Mi ‘. ‘PONED SALE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF BAD WEATHER, BLOODED STOCK AT AUCTION. eet Sem auction, atthe relipace ato et fat Head, Ap 6, 1850, ee touch admivedyonug's allo “4 + WP ASRENUTON. 2s alo + fs beautiful dark Drown, six ota “hls a half hands high He wna got by ths trot Wi the mitian atthe borve fair st Grohen Inst fil which thle was and sll countion. adj He was there sons: Judges, the best large borse in the ‘Washington ‘babs very kind disposition, vai: tiful borse in harness, and has never been or trained, Tile stock ia nloe. and he is n eure foal-cetter. _A's0, O YEAR OLD STUD GOLT, ‘mane and tail; feet sais a action, vw Sie dam is Bir Henry A YEARLING STUD Dark sorrel, and own brother (oie above vd year old. Also, Ginror Loon BAY HA elt aired by oa Caan sin 's Atom M. C! Sr ge atyliah driver in all tarness, ‘ven On 8] proved notes, ‘¢ ( OHN D. VERNOL. yaa! co} L. L—8PRING TROTTING.—ALL THE urses and 6 for this course ae filled with the ex- oo ton of 6andT- For furthe: ulars aee bills, SUAW & WHITE, Proprietors. HORSES, CARRIAGHS, &C. A FEW HORSES CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH stable rooin and the best of care at the livery stable 235 and 7 Bowery. Apply at the stable. ABRIAGES.—A COUPE ROCKAWAY, WITH silt? T- te front, early new; 8 goad seoond hand obveto1, for & physician large and small second’ « reas. wagons a ereiteu wagons, with ahiin Roply at 44 Mercer CHA’ RLES SWIFT. ROR SALE A PAIR OF FAST TROTTING Horses (very fast), sorrels, fifteen hands high, belonging to the eatate of the inte John Daforeat For further par foulars ap- ply 0. V. DEFOREAZ, Palsce Garden, Fifteenth street, near pixth avenue, Po SALE—¥IFTEEN YOUNG CANADIAN HORSES, sound and nd, 6 and 6 years old, from 14 to 1634 Randg high; some very faut, Peracna in want of good, borgoe ahould ous fall to apply nt 100 Norfolk street, in the feed sto: OR SALE—A BAY HORSS, NINE’ YEARS OLD, WITH a Jong tail, pertecily kind in baraess or vader the saddle, and has been used only ‘as a lady's aadd'e horse opti two Can_be seen ‘at Bradley's a stables, corner o! FOR SALE, A PONY . Also an excellent out eold together or separate, BAKERS AND OTHERS. ‘two carta, with feed wi Toad door bread route.’ The whole to Inquire at 113g Third avenue, FOR, SALE-A, FINE PAIR OF BAY CARRIAGE horses, #lx and seven years old, 16 hands bigh, sound and ind in every respect soid ta conseruenge of. the owner going to Rurope. Inquire for Martin, stable 22 and 24 Weat th street. WOR SALE—VER¢ CHEAP, ONE BAY MARK, thorough bred, kind and suitable for a family or physician price $75. “Also, « thorough bred mare: price $60. Also, 1 good convenient light rockaway; price $60, Apply si 452 Grand street, Williamsburg. Fo, SALE—A PAIR OF FINE BLACK MULES, FIVE years of age, 16}4 be a hehe, | ‘weight 2,400 pounds. ‘Lu, 604 Washington street. KR SALE—A TEAM OF GRAY HORSES, 16}, HANDS high, siz years old, warranted sound and kind in single oF trav Price $100. Will donble harness, lers. Be] Fate if required. “Also epriog cart ‘aud barnes: price #25, Apply at 40 Oliver street. 82 fet ie Ra -TO LET. A HOUSK THREE STORY aiticand basement; will be altered into a store if de- hired. Apply to J; B80, is8 East Twenty third street, beforo 0A. M. or after 6 FINANCIAL, Uwuat BELMORT, BANK! 76 BEAVER STRERT, A for tr available n all parts the Mi Rothschild, of Park, don, Frankfort, Naples, ‘Vienna as and their correspondents. Bee AND UPWAR: ON THE UNION BANK, id the Roy of Ireland, for sale bj WELLS, F. 6 2: 60., 8d Broad dway ;. ~ Ry eretect tens PAINSVILLE AND ASHTABULA FIRST toortwage bondstwanted, by JOHN 8. MURRAY & 00., 40 Wali street, N.Y. CARD IN BROADWAY, BELOW UNION SQUARE — Superior frout rooms on second story. Hoyse tins clas ery modern improvement; handsomely faral ns be Dinp sixoclock. Location very central ant lent, No. 833 Broadway, near Twelfth sireet, OARD IN A GENTPEL FAMILY—TWO ROOMS D> handsomely turnished on second tloor, southern exposure, ill be Jet to o1 two or three gentlemen, with b: d, Of toa gentleman and wife, with private tabi ble and near Fifth avebue. Address L. O. N., He: ROARD IN BROADWAY, BELOW UNION SQUARE — House Gat class, every modern tmprovement; han daomely upel rooms. pautries. hot and cold’ wat ood living 3, bo; ioner ateix o'clock. Losation very fenizal an convenient; ‘No. 832 Broadway, near Twelfth at. OARD IN BROOKIYN.—A ROOM TO LET, SUIT. ‘able for n family cr iwo single gentlemen, at 67 Heary five minutes? walk (rom ito or Wall street ferry, ROARD IN BROOKLYN.—A OxNTI MAN AND WIFE and two or three gentlemen ave boaris wile tbe forts of a home, five minutes’ oy from Sonth fer: feycms and pariore elegant! y pecinneg Apply at 330 Hicks liieet, near Warren. Terma moderate : ROARD IN BROOKLYN.—A SINGLE GENTLEMAN 'B can be accommodated with partial board in a private fa- ly ALTO Adamsatreet. No mechanic need apply. No mov- ig in May. ROARD ar Cpe age ecole A 22S5A.NDs STRERT, NEAR. D Feito —A parlor, with two pantries andone or two drooms ttachea, would be let, with board, POARD, IN BROOKLYN 212 HENRY STREET, BE- tween amity and Congreas.—-Pleasanty located. Gentle jen and their wives or single gentlemen can be accommo- Gted wih large and pleasant rome. within five minutes? [valk of South or Wall siveet ferey, References exchanged. QOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGNTS—DESIRADLE Tooms on second door, gultable for a gentleman and wife j\c atogle gentlemen, to let, ‘at 67 Remsen atrent. SBosreing: IN BROCKLYN,—SUITS OF ROOMS OR aing'e rooma to let, with full or partial board, to, gentle men and thetr wives, single gentlemen, ora party of gentie- mmm, at 105 Pineapple street, Brooklyn, convenient to Fulton orWall sireet ferry. OARD, IN JERSKY CLTY.—A PRIVATE FAMILY, HAV: ing Kg eee bancsomely ft ‘hovse with all the modern improvemente, and withir ebues! walk of the ferry, oul tleman, or two single gentierme quired.” Apply at 61 Montgomery etreet, Jersuy Cty. OARD WANTED—PERMANENTLY, WITH TWO sail rooms nnd modern improvements, for a gentleman find wife, where there are few or no ctber’bonrdera; terms murtwot exceed $40 yer month; to be paid, wholly o* partiy ta de| references exehauged. Address T. 13, N., Union square dthice. three iearra odate a lady and gen. eferences given nad ra. ORED WANTED—8s Y A GENTLEMAN AND Wier’ with pleasant front rooms, well furnished. gaa, bath, £9, ‘erms must be moderate and location between Second and a rene higher than Twenty-third street. Address OARD WANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE: D> one or two rooms on gecond or third floor, in a house Pind modern *mprovemenia. Dinner at one or two goles Deighborhood of Fourth or Righth street p Id eftice, stating location and price, ‘whch bebe moderate. .—A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN OAN BR yo tee with fureiahed rooms and partial board, ‘Apply at No. 174 West ‘Twenty-seventh 1 street (brown stone hous.) References #s exchanged, CARDING —AGENTUBMAN AND WIFE CAN HAVE Bt me furnished front parlor and bedroom atjain: Ing, a ro wd floor, with gaa, grate, use of piano, and meals in, their own room. ‘appiy ai 444 Becond aveaue, coraer of & reat y olght sirect Koonin front on the aveniie, OARDING.—331 A fentlemen oan be accommodated with board at $3 and $3.) | per week, at Mra. Tay! 8. a bye ea COUFLES, OR SINGLY GK demen, in search of « home, iI] find it, with every neces- jearyoom och F358 Garden strech five mintles trom the Bouth or Wall street ferry. GREENWICH STR reat. ELOOKLYN. md hid OR THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with boar! in a private family. Inquire at {Sande street. 1 yagaed. unsurp! EANCE FOR BACHELORS—TO LAT, TO A PARTY OF gentiemen, the second and third floors of a resitence on 1 ne, Murray Hill, gomnpled by « private famlly, The rooms are tnalefally furniubed and replets with every conve: pos To ‘aattnolg he Sana terms moderate. Lreakfast i( de- hee nquire at ofice of Superintendent of Trinity building, reat prods y 4 IN BOARDING.—A FRONT ROOM ON THE Py rel unfurnished, for a tleman ee rary matlome: Cg ‘Obiain '® pleasant hone, nt do; decatien. convenient to the fe hreuid’cara. 119 Kast Sinctee nth sireet, No moving in May, S bt ROOMS TO LET-—TO po gt At ONLY. rooms are large and airy, an amy are furniahed new throughou and wi will ‘ve Dept ia in the beat order; also back parlor, suitable for adostor or den- bt si lladedidicnttad Brinny mina in wiry OR WITHOUT BO. - y nm Gr elnas dwelling tn the n ith street acd 8 ariaei age og a aoe Moti irue ROUSE, BIC i fTRESr, BROOKLYN. {ghtolty mkaated on, the Hetghie, nearly equ a te forrba, and affords # dealrat emt ier Tomidence {on feclice S nner oe the Fouth or else where, who seak quiet, eomfortaph be and Deaihful socommodutions. | The grounda wround are W every attention given Provide the omen apartmeats, In a) URON COPPER BAY COMPANY.—THE the eapitel stock of this company, forfeited Bompany, sage Bul ‘sold at auction aS tea Conon ee of the company, Exc! ul Montreal, eday, the day of Deri, at Lo" Me Byonderor te Hoare ee ‘March 18, 1859." R. D, COLLIS, Secretary. FFICE OF SROOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY, ( New York, April 3, 1800.—! Railroad ompan, Sausttecie’ nyable-on and after Monday, book will IL 4 rahe rey . sah PD Be PEEERS Secretary, ONT! VENUE (FORMERLY | BLOOMINGDAL Nag ae it corns Twenty fifth street and Third a 4 argc nd Bat made on or before angst ot the first, page ts HEELING RAILROAD BONDS.—THE HOLDERS 01 bonds given by the city of Wheeling 0 the fol the following rail- Foad companies, namely: road Com the Marietta inciunad Haliroud ve Company and the land and Pittsburgh Ratlroad Company, are res) ‘ally tig quested to meet a committee on the the apg, st the Astor House. in New York, on the 4th next, for the purpose of coming to some coble, in regard w aaid bonds, Fup. 18, 1889. ot Fico fi t, if pract JOHN ©. PORTER, lerk of the city of Wheeling. 3. 200. $2,000 AND $1,200 TO LOAN ON IMPROVED $ unincumbered p1 y in New York or Frookiyn. No ‘brommnge casged Addres. Bs bon 200 jerald otice, Pe ~TOAN N OFFICES, A T ll OBAMBERS STREET—THE WELL KNOWN AND old established ISAACS, auctioneer and commission merchant, advances money to any amount, on diamonds, watches, Jewelry, ac., &e; or the same bought, N 8. Sales wi privalé ‘and public duction, No business transacted on a JOSEPH F. ISAACS, Auctioneer, 1 Chambers street. PIE an nH nd TN ne inl ch DVANCES MADE TO ANY AMOUNT ON DIAMONDS, Jewelry, eegars and goods of bon sor eat ‘Huslieas wtrioly private, ia the rear of my re. Katabllahed 1845, “Charges JACOBS, 407 Broadway, DVANCES MADE, ON DIAMONDS, WATOBRS AND A jewelry, or cash, at the old established store XGO8S% G0. 8 Brosdway, Sirioly couldential. and an odaoe sigan about the bullding, Oppouie the ‘Broadway T J, MACDUFF'S, 396 BROADWAY. WE HAVE MONBY IN ANY AMOUNT ‘TO ADVANUE ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES, ETO, ‘TO ADVANCE ON PIANOS, BEGARS, DRY GOODS, BTG. To ADVANGR ON HOUREIIOLD TUKNTTUUE, BT. TO ADVANCE ON DISK OF ALL THIN 18 THE OLDEST OFFION If THIS CITT. 7 MAODUFE, exlabiited 1868, commission ouse, No, pot Grondway, corser of Waiker street. N, B.—No connection with any y cher unas Gries HONIGMAN, DIAMOMD BROKER AND GENERAL Av. denier, advances money on diamonds, watches, jewelry and all kinds of merchandise oF buys them for the highest h prices, at bis private offloe, jassant street, up stai foom'No. kA few valuable oll paintings tor wale. T THOMPSON & 0O.'8, BROKERS AND COMMISSION Alize merchants, 102 Nassa' wu street, corner of Ann, rooms Noa, tice amanda eee irk money from $1 to $30,000, 09 watches, diamonds, jewelry, an ind’ of Seeuriiee or bongo aaa ak bo ad ) Ac., nogouated. iL (OBNSSD BY Savane OF STATE aND MAYOR 4 sod Common Connell of city of New York ea aivaucea TO ANY AMOUNT on diamonds (eet col! and ol ver watches, allver wars, pleco wands o., ke. A. ADOUP LTA. 423 Pearl, corner of ONRY TO LEND—AT MODERATE RATES, ON watcher, jewelry, silver, diamonds, clothing, dry’ good erronsl property of all descriptions. ‘Articles may be r datany time wichin ‘one year. Applications for lont soilcited before making arrangements elsewhere. TH. BAR- Ra 1D, 21 Third avenue, Entrance to the private office by the joor. ATANTON a0 STANTON & CO., LIVENSED PAWN- brokers, 55 Caval street, second door from. El Sore ey, oS opens ae and persot re of erp fie byt N= YORK an ane HARLEM BATLROAD, TRA ARRANGEMENT. yi and On nnd ate ater Mipday De. 1888, tral will leave Twenty: ork. as follows:— hae for White Plains, 9:30 10-A s it 2:30 SP, bP. 6:15 ‘White and Contra etrosre ie RETURNING, WILL LEAVE 6:46 ridge, rd Fs train from Albany. meee: MP BELL, faperiotendeat, go YS RAILROAD. THR CEN PREAT pals te to the Weat Time at loast as short and rates o ‘ae low, at all mes, ae by © = other route. For @ ticketa or to contract for freight ty any polot fr Ra ‘eat, cal! at the Folia ofiice, KN. 2 Astor Hoos LOTT, Parsongor Agent Fob, 2%, LRROH & 00, Freight Agente, RoE SALE—A SECOND HAND ROOKAWAY, 18 IN fret rate order, and been in use but three months; suitable for one or two horses. Price $175. apply at the livery stable, 273 Canal street, near Broadw OR SALE-ONE LIGHT MILK WAGON, NEARLY new, one second hand grocery w: . with top, will be aisposed of cheap. asthe owner has no further use for thera, For further particulars apply at H. HILLS, 643 Houston street, near Crosby. Fo. SALE CHEAP, WARRANTED SOUND—INQUIRE a ee street, in the basement—one sorrel ho: (Canada ake fast tro'ter, six years old, gentle kind in 7 home, Ove Aico ts vatle in har- Footia also splendid tra er for . splendid RO ih SALE OR EXCHANGS FOR DRY GOODS OR GRO- ‘Shifting top buggy, nearly new, city made, aud in Bleecker street. fret mstoorver. Toquire at ihe abasic ‘ARNERS FOR La agg HAND HAR: four sete singls harneas, li; make; one set heavy wagon barnes and one cart harnees; eat dige five cart saddles; will be sold low. Inquire at No. 450 Pearl stree| ORSES AND CARRIAGES FOR SALE AND STABLE 10 let —Three inge_horses, all forked ibdloerintmately: ‘one sarrioge parpache, eae ‘and all the convenient things seprour inte will be wold, ea stable to let. Inquire at the stable, No. 5 East Twenty- eighth street. NE SPLENDID TROTTING MARE FOR, 84i bands high, six years old; warranted bandsome for 8 ig, Wagon OF express; aloo 8 aera wagon avd ie eens price for the Also one Trewn mare, Ove years old, 16 hacde Bich, price $158. All warranted sound and kind. “Apply at 87 James LE- , 634 iBroatway, fi theatre—I at sul wood, walnut, oak, maple, ornam: in flowers, fruit ‘and fresco; wardrobes, minreasoy Dallnases, 40; every article of ourmanufacture. Goods carefully p: for the covitry. GAINST LANDLORDS —IF YOU BUY HOFFMAN'S patent burean bedstead vou will save a room; price $3 and upwards. 289 Spring street, corner of Huson.’ Old fur- niture taken in exchange, Patent State rights for sale. Sanh AND ENAMELLED COTTAGE OHAMBKB ee ‘ay i cP Panic TON Ps tes Cas al ona posite 3 r Manutaoto atabliabed ry, 46 and 48 Wooster street. INAMELED OHAMBER SUITS OF FURNITURE, is all colors and styles, wholesale and retall, at $25 aad ward; also mattresses and pallalsses. WARREN WARD, 277 Canal street, four doors east of Broadway, N.Y. URNITURE, FURNITURE.—THE HIGHEST CASH rice paid for household furniture, carpets, olicioth, mir- tings. watches, jewelry, horses, wagons, harness, or any other description of personal’ property. Goods slored and ineured. Apply to it. WALTERS, No, 26 Outherine atrvet, corner of Henry street. URNITURE WANTED —THH SUBSCRIBER WIait@4 icc hee ® quantity of second hand furniture, ¢., for which he will pays fatr cash vacation. any parties wishing tO dlepose of thele furnitures withuut the in cot venience of an auction, ean find a cush buyer by addressing a note to Fryer, Herald o@fce, stating where it may be seen. RNITURE BOUGHT FOR READY MONEY.—A FAIR value given in money for furniture, carpets, books, Ac., at 123 Bixth avenne, between Ninth and Tenth streets, URNITURE MADE TO ORDER AND REPATRED, varnishing and upholstering, by J. PECKHART, 6} Bleocker sirvet. near Broadway. Ieichly carved rosewood par- lor sets tn muslin, tor sale om feston. URNITURE FOR SALE-SRCOND HAND FORNI- ture; one Robinson sofa bedstead, price $15—cost $10; one tre table and six mahogany chairs will be sold the furol ure store 450 Pearl street, APRIL 4, 1859, AMUSEMENTS, — | lt eetieal THEATRE. (Cate Burian'eg Mowager... Me, FB. OONWAK Doors open at o'clock; Oom Tamale 1h asiedes OPENING MIGHTt ard det eppearance of ee Mist DAVENPORT after un absence of fi Bi MOWDAY AP _APEDL 4, 1888, THE Silat” “OR, THE COURT OF RDSETA, with the following Powerful cimibution:— oy eee Meusikort. Count is rou Polish of Cee ék hac be aia Couat ivan, Ohict will be byo. Pages, vs a Ladies, Guard:, &o., &. Fer ee eer ee eee) Hetaen sad Alea Rich and histecioal costumes, gorgeous mise en scene. SYNOPSIS OF ACTION AND EVENTS, ACT Selon in the Winter Paince at &t. Petersburg. seo Ranney ea Cerne, young Pole, penned se ‘The love dream” —"'Etusb. The Czariun ant the Prime Minister. Appotoiment of the Rett tor France. ‘artar ar biden ‘his tume,'? confidante. i Princess Olga, ‘The temptation saa the Tesolve, Father and omy Snow storm. Drunkeu eoachaas. A plunge into the Neva. Count Sapieka. A first requeet deuiod. wo bilteta daux 10 o’ciock—"'Fais! hour for the Senate,’ A thira | beware! AGT II. (aye of three woeks.) ‘The courrier and the lover. Diplomacy of 4 suwalaa A midnight xoveoture, Curtous accident Kicked down stains, “a bad dream,” 5 approach. © trent “Ta time of peace pcepsre for war.” be spy's report. Court intrigues A midnight entrance to ths Southern pavilion, Abe Count Erie Saploks, The hero-—the herolne. ciond aroused. “sa The Imporial wit nee AGT IIE Bonéoir sad Consorvstory iv Monztkofi’s Palace....G, Helster The young wife. A father's fears. The Czar impstlent. Prime Minister summoned: Great men dislike waiting. The young wite's wary. admiration and sorrow. lspute. A great man can be di Suspicions confirmed. Poland works . diversion. Cros pi The Castine, decldes, Bafiled, bt not dereated. ‘The Admiral etl drunk? rhe b net, ‘The kiss, The pce any ‘The wife bears all, ‘The noble sacrifice. An Emperor puzzled. The daughter of a Tartar Prince repels the favorite of the Em- preea. Almy “Now, 81 ro, raeditit you can,’* " w1 never threaen, Pairike.!? ‘lime given for reflection, A true Freneh geatiemun fuller saves bls daughie we Sen\from siberia, ‘The terms. Condemnation of hia friends, Death to all ingrates. ‘he poison is sure. Cor one a rah aapirsey and rejection Pitti dies. Bs... Co pon] one. e encape and arrest. Sudden iinens of Ozar. ‘A Russian Prime Minister and tie fe era min 5 thmperor foie bythe Maar of All untialsbed sentence, ‘The Admiral’s stiggeation and Count Ivan’s soqulescenee, ‘ihe woman's ‘and THE OZABINA'S TRIUMPH, jous to the peer oe RUPERD On ORCHESTRA raged at aire Ry uae OVERTURE, of made On ree MOLLENHAUER, th the admired farce if To conclude wi iy IN THE sire of Ca Mr. Selim Pettibone Box office open at 8 A.M, and rant the day. Dawson Orchestra seats. sovacecbel Baloony chatrs...ssssssssesesssese ceesseevesseveveseeesTS conte Parquet, parquet clrote and dress circle............+++.0 cente UREA». «15s wscatdcanandens vores oseccensea oil aae Treasurer... Mr. W. A. ARNOLD U har as PERFORMANCE AT THE ACADEMY . For the Benefit of the Srl Fog Be By FUND. ‘The next rehearsal wi e pl my. of Musi, on ora ofa April 6, at 3) ate Ofelock® Punetual attendance unetuw utely necpamary. OK, ‘OUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR S8ALR—ALU OR art of the furniture, &e., for enle, contained ta a four story English basement house, made to order in Faris. The house to let, being beantifully located. Good paying stock ¥ sa be taken’ in payment for the furniture, Address box 2,619 ~_ AMUSRADRNTS ALA AAA ADA AAR Gx? SACRED CONCE&T—OCOMPLIMENTABY TO Mra. 5. H. ANDERSON, to take place on Tneaday even- ing, April 6, ai St. Paul's Metodist Kpiscopal church, Fourth avenue, corner of Twenty second street. Bho following ar sts will cist on the oscasion:—Mrs Mozart, Miss at Kemp Miss Mary FE. Hawley, Mr. W. J. Castie ¥ u. teen Mr. C.J A. Wernecke, Mr. Trost Master W. Dr. Charles Guiimet », torether composed of members of the New. ¥. Pianist Mr. W Berge Conductor, Mr. 8. Doo ees at7 o'clock. Tickets, 80 cet » be had Ms iarper Frandlin square; Wm Hall «& Bon’ 's, 543 Broadway, and be PF. "Manterie’s, Broadway, under American Museum. B, DEMPSTH! tne ay A “The org ment of the Irish “Raty a ” “Blind Boy,” &c., respectfully an- noutoes that he vill give hie NE ‘RIC ENTERTAINMENT, ineluding the moo ie Tennyson's “Princess,” and other new compositions, 1 DUDWORTH'S HALL, 896 BROADW. ‘AY, On Thursday Bvening, April] being the first dime he has sung in New York in two years. Songs will be accompanted on a Uniekering pianoforte. Particulars in programmes, Tickets 50 cents; Reserved sents $1. _To commence al # #'clock, and ter ininate at 10 o'clock. (\ARD.—~PORTLAND THEATRE,—LADIRG AND GEN: Uemen wishing engarements for the summer season commencing on the 16th of May, will address Spring stree Post oflice. Stars treated wits on liberal terma. J. MARTIN, Lessee and Manager, ‘A. W. FENNO, stage Manager Tow: GoLLtNe ioe aad plogpbia! neuen! wane Ke, 9p 4 pb i tthe don, Faglend, begs fees of ihe above that te continies to supply a oxyhydroren, disn!ving view said pats oe ts Teatro. ‘ity welt a med en rararire Roars and for immediate ex! ‘apply as above, nE Bust BAND OF MINGTRILS IN THR WORLD. Tr The Orleans an 4, Troupe wil perform atthe tog isoes gn their Weiers men Southern ur: Newark, Bilzabeih fm Patereon, ‘Trov, Albsay, Box wiex and Lulfale, Jreen apd Dup res. THR STAGE.—DRAMATIO INSTRUOTION [ Supiia received by » Arst olacs acine cet Wreck partook In etoculion and thoroughly competent for ths Ueaccna nes fesalcn, Address Manager, Union aqiare Pos) oth « Losey oo Epuxp ScHEGralrman of Provisional Committee, Atrrgp L. Cénrou, Sec AMATEUR PERFORMANCE AT THE ACADEMY Muse, retary pro tem. TEs For the Benefi : AMERICAN DRAMATIC F FUND. ‘The book will be opened for the sale of reserved Vd and tHokete at the box ‘oes of Wallnck’s by kind permis- sion of J, W. Wallack, Eaq., on Tuesday next, April 5. ‘TARIFF OF FRIGES, eke et sad paren Uckets, $150. Reserved boxes, $2 50 8 seat. H iret circle tickets, $1 cock. Amphitheatre, 60 cents. 188 ANNIE LONSDALE, THE CELEBRATED OOMR- ay EN a te her oral enna a el ast comp) successful enga; peute if ma durtog the pn ET mn Fel Music, F' hia. and is now ready to Hooves eer es gagement. Address 401 Fourth street, Albion place, N. Y. anew The best and cheapest place of ‘Admission 10 cent aN COMIC AND SENTIMENTAL si rang Mr. W, HARRIEON, tee ine RAMA FROTHING Hate tne talon nea wine fl ‘company of the best performers in the coun! KHOLD THE PRICK OF ADMISSION: a. ‘en Cents, including & ot A Canp.—The procciator seserce ne public and his nume- rous patrons that the articles served at this estab! nt are superior to all others in like establishments, a thing #0 often complained of in ths concert room; his long experience in the purle business and substantial credit with the first houses. in the city, enablee him to Keep on hand an immense stock of the pEST All SRESTRIOES 4 AND SRGARS, ms an entertainment can That SCC OME AND JUDGE sero Pater The eat condtun ‘ted place in the city. Tea cents, with a ro- freshment ticket. SBOOCK, Managar and Proprietor, ‘AbL STRERT * KRENE'A. La HE METROPOLITAN 4 THS PREAC 1 THEATRES, MIN DAVANEORT'S frat appearance this evening in ch. , Wail atreet, ’ fpi® LAST BALI, OF 7 Ae SRASON, MOR BEN. YATES ANNUAL EXHIBITION BA Boece en are ‘atthe Apollo Ko coe eno 10 Tab eee? Apollo, Rooms (D COMPLIMENTARY CONGR? WiLL ven to LUCY BSOOTT, at the elegant peewee ee Sons@tcner of Broadway ast Fours street, on Monday ng, Aprild. The following eminent grdiats have volun teored for the occasion: —Luey Bagot, Miso Marie 8. Sraiserd, Millard, Mr D Eieade, Dir, Wor. Magon, Me, U, We nand Mr, ©, W. 100 chi Nitto onRn riba NIGHTS ts NIGETS eee gaLt 1X NIGHTS Two B JUV RNILaS, pat oe Rt irra TWO AFTERNOONS FOR JUVB: NIXON & 008 mB OREAT 3 TROUPE. aod a. J the weet. pat ee at ‘AT AMERICAN badaaoes 4 RIOR, who ison his VREEWRLL TOUR THROUGH THE STATES. First preecarenss: of ite doce bis f orto ‘unkaows in the equeerion Uke ented tray ibs hg dari hd. open vind Ptr vine sgyearence of tsi gg Mr CHAS, SHERWOOD, greta KING. First ren cftiame VIRGINIA, LITPLE IDA, The great Ac stealian, MFLVILLE. ‘The wonderment of the age, them, pete hedebordioe 4 sv00rs open at commence anata cc Upper bores, euirance in Crosby street ‘emember, on WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, a2. }OON Psu FCRMANOE. sae ALLACK'S THEATRE. 'ARIET zt o CHANGE! and nd NOVELTY | MONDAY, ye IN TWO YEARS, Shon AS YOU LIKE Tr. Mr. WALLACE'S SgupaaprE Nice. and last week but ize: ‘AS LOU LIKE IT. Tacques, aquee Rosin, datohiet ote beniohed Deke Colin. Salughter to ‘Duke Frederick. Autrey Mise Phabe. Miss Henrarde et oe new and beauiiful Forest ‘Scenery, by Meaara. Isher- w Alle THE INCIDENTAL MUSIC will be ores NDER THE GREENWOOD TREE; WHAT SHALL HE ‘aor’ tah KILL'D THE DEER; BLOW, BLOW, THOU WINTER WIND; by the following arti Mra. Bulchiogs, Mr, Lascelles, Mr. Hodges, Mr, Gledhill, Mr. Brown, Mr. Herbert: Mr, Oliver, Mr. Jetiries, Mr. , Paruloe, Jr., Mrs. Tree and Mrs. Reeves Previous to the play Ronin Sir HENRY BISHOP, nen for rib TOU OU LIKE IT, will be given, with, eerie WEDNESDAY, oo MONDAY and LOVE AND MURDER. Mrs. F! Mrs Reaves On Tuesday, a eae NIGHT wnn 1rs GREAT POE casr, gorgeous scenery, tableaux, costumes, &c. Dia KEENE’S THEATRE. LAURA pent ‘EENE’S KEENE’S KEEN®’S Lat. To consequence: at the WONDERFUL WONDERFUL ICCESS: WONDERFUL SUCCESS which bas borer the e repr roduction OLD ENG! and covey ana encouragement which has greeted the endea- GREAT COMEDY COMPANY, Gbuar COMEDY OOMPANY, GREAT COMEDY COMPANY, GREAT COMEDY OOmPANY, GREAT OOMEDY COMPANY, and in compliance with aes the pmanagomert ‘Would respecttully anno [ONDAY "AND. TUESDAY EVENINGS, of Holeroft's popular five act eomedy, ROaD T ROAD ROAD ROAD BOaD ROaD ROAD iS, ry id co seastet 10 STRENGTH Seaigrig BrteNGTEL agtisnic Breegare MONDAY AND TUESDAY, RIL fund 5, API THE ROAD TO RUIN. THE ROAD Wits « cast comprising si i i ire RTIST1O of the com Jenny ‘To vonclude with selections trom the popular farce of JENNY LIND, Miss MoUarthy.and Mesars. Petera and MeDouall. by of the unstated desire to witness the highly ‘OUk AMERIOAN COUSIN, . QUE AMERICAN OOUBIN, ouE b Seniee Sobel ft will be posmaaaarete ‘AND. THURSDAY EVENINGS. reas carts sous 1uay be sovaied one weet a aateecs with ow anetat sa open at 7 o'clock; to commence at 7% precisely. D | wmapiecnsid AMERICAN MUSEUM. SECOND WEEK BEOOND WEEK SEOOND WEEE AND WHOLLY U: LED sUCCRsg WHOLLY UNEXA\ COR8S: WHOLLY UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS WHOLLY UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS or QUR IRISH COUSIN, OUR IRISH N, OUR IRISH COUSIN, QUR IRISH COUSIN, out IRISH COUSIN! SUR IRISH Sous OUR 'IRIBH COUSIN, OUR IRIBH COUSIN, OUR IRISH GOUBIN, OUR IRISH COUSIN OUR IRISH COUSIN, OUR IRISH COUSIN, QUR IRISH COUBIN, OUR IRISH OOUBLN, HUBH OUSLY, OUR COUSIN, ou OUR TRIBE COUSIN, 4 GOL “Ne ENTIRELY ORIGINAL COMIO DRAMA, AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL COMIC DRAMA, AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL COMIC DRAMA, ‘Written, pre expressly for this Maseum, b; td J. Con- Wray, Bsa imitted to be one of the most brilliant GHA Rind Ser CHOIOR, SENSIBLE YET" ‘DRoLL, LAUGHABLE YRT CHOICR, SNSIGLE YHT DROLL, pC YET CHOIUF, SENSIBLE YET DROLL, ever presented on the American Ca and inter: Preted in the ieee ae and ad THE NEW COMPANY at this establishment, Tt will be repeated on MONDAY EVENING, at 71 o'clock, MONDAY ENESING, at 74; o'clock: MONDAY RVBNING. at?‘ o'clock, And also AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock: Act 1.—Inrianp—Terence Cavanagh, Mr. J. W. Crat Mickey McGrath, a peasant, Mr. W. O. Nell:ffoby, a showman Mr, K. F, Taylor: Adomphus Sparkie, Key.» on x iour through Hremag, Sr, "O. Halo, Ae, ke. Boenie-—Thierior of Toreace te, his cabin. A Iai sped ogg years between the frat unde: cond acta, ACT Ii.—New Yo gfx Terence Cavendih, s mil e Mr JW. Craigs, Pleren (Reardon Caven ofthe boys, Mrs. W. Meldram:; Mickey’ Meutath, ‘Gut Irian Cousin, Mr. W. O, Neti: Hoa. Adoiphis. Sparkle: an honest still on his travels, Mr. “Hale; Daniel beim attorney, Mr. Bridgman &o., &e. Mra, Arabel pperton, ot the Albany oper ten, Mts. "H. Byner; Widow Do merican woman, Mrs. J ‘J. Prior, Downrights office i Wall street room ia Terence Cavendish’s mansion. Act LI.— Frrtm Avexve,—Apartments at the widow Downright's, pre- aved for a bal masque or tableau vivants, Characters {athe leau:—Columbia, Cuba, Queen of the Antilles; Nicaragua, Paraguay, Mexico, Belloni, Goddess of War; Peace, Qpees Victoria, &c., &c, Uncle Sam, 2 sae Prince Albert, Mose, Far Wost, Pree Trade, Bagged F The Aquaria, Fa} py Family Bare, Galler &o., all here yet. Atinitiance 2 cen laren under 10; 9 cents Par quette nents 13 cents ext Monday. Apri's fad eve i Hane iinhwe the star troupe, in thets in te Sores it URLESQUE i TAIB-PALIAN OPE! Dixie YAR i RRL and DAN BRYANT: reir, the Ethloptan Dromlog, is thay with x OUR, AMRILCAN COUSIN arenes Doors open at 7; curtain rises at 7%. Tiokeis 25 cents. ‘ELOOME ( ONG © THEODORE RISFELD, ‘Will be given ty phe members o f the MONIO SOCIETY, woe. 7, Blafold BTS from Fr a, il th ecirr A AeA OLY AOD MS, Tao iron lway. ‘all pardi wv DOLLAR, 1OKETS, ONE “yobitierelee = wbisisdul hs L. SPIER, Secretary. Pe dca YT a TAS ie SHASON.—PROF. BENT Ty ates tweltth ith aa ein Dail takes pinee at the wening, April 4, on oveasion Ej one wal WV pinirotura fall caste by the i a pula, Wallace's cele bra ! band la engaged. Fiokeu one abit ndaiiting « gentleman aud lady; ‘entre la. Tickets one di diea’ Lekota ACTUSENIGETTS. oweey trea THEATRE, Monday essing, vii Se se ineienie ew YORK amb BAGOKL VE” ie @ TL, Pox and J. W. feagaré LLRE OF NEW JERSEY. . Reet Tackle Kiaery BRAT FEASG ALY, F. Widdownet 0! Hage. fos ae MARODT, 5. AVRIL, ane . hee nea DABUNSKMRNT, rode Ta LAUBSNOP CHEV Ain me reprisestationde a LE GEWDRE DE M POIRIER. Comédie en quatre Basteedu'Gymncee. ns” Aula @e nase. 685 BROADWAY, snrene urs LE ALA CASFAGHE ot Ld. GRACE DE DIRS. Avis.—Pour prevenir les abus, Vadministration du Thode tines sen Je pubite que les dames ne pees pan ry saps none S aT du matin jusqu’ D houres du solr es iment near Prince « Crowded Nightly with with the Elegance aad’ Be inement of the City. WOOD'S MINSTRELS, THE OLDEST AND ay ny he ay ae IN THE O1TY, sppear every evening in thats IW OLD VIRGINIA ee farce of the bonneniahiomie 113 In which the entire come talot of the will Races cent, ne Notice. (NE performance wil! be given om pi re 1g at Mg ciclo Ciceed ee many sew be introduced. HEATRE FRANCAIS, F. Widdows et C. sees ‘ND ABONNEMAINT 5 SUSPENDU, Regrtecntotinn on Basti ¥. WIDOWS BT C. SAGE. M. PAUL LABA, id fa ile LAURENCE CHEVALIBG, Ire représentation TRITANO DE BERTHE, Soméadte en un acte, da Thedtre du Gymnase. M. Paul Laba remplira le role de.. ; Mile. Laurence Chevalier celui de.. Julie, 6a femme de chambre Un domestique. ¢ représentation UN SUANDALE A NEW YORK. olle vandeyie en un ele, de MM. Duvert of Lauranna. male: iagnatren he Sen remp ira le'rite de..... Madame Fromageot ‘Les aul eee Heng aries, J MPR LISERTE DE BERANGEE Momance de Frederic Bérat, ‘Chan’ ee et jouse par.. + Bille, Eugenie Sem ‘2m+ représentation de JOBIN RT NANBTTE. Mlle, Laurence Chevalier remplira le role de. nt de. : Fes BROADWAY. pene t— ; 3. Le Plane Un Scandale a New York, ~peution:— En Manta TA CAMPAGNE et LA GRACE DE DIEU. Mardi, 5 courant, 2me representation LE GENDHE DE M. POIRIER. Les portes ouvriront a7 heures moins um quart, On eou- mencera #8 heures moins un quart, tres precises. TBLO’S SALOON. Madame F. fyi (of the has the honor to asSounoe that A GRAND VEAING © NCERT Lopate PERS BEOSIIDAS, Ark 6180, fret appearance in America, On. which occasion will fe 4 “Vive VAmerica, ihe Home be ry OF Bis Pekar” writen and conn for thia conoert. tbe ae posed expreanly Madame canaDea Madame De LUSSAN, Madame F. INMAN, Mr. MILLARD ra Grand planoforte, tins 31 ons, Jr. pre bo ge Wichotss Nicholas commence at 8, at the music ag Coe Bi Mesars. Bearfenbere 4 & Luis, 769 Broadway; Hotel, ana at atT, RYANTS’ MINSTRELS. BRYANTS’ MINSY: EN IT!—GREATEST Alt YET. EN IT?—GREATEST HIT YET, QUE AMERICAN COUSIN BILL. OUR AMERICAN COUSIN BILL. OUR AMERIOAN COUSIN BILE: ‘Which has been brougl ght from Laura Keene's Theatre, amd RT UNION OONCBRT Tai TG Beet gar Sieh ORY i STILL Fe i Y COME, is to witness—what a wag. Hike oa ges i 14 mohes Long an Tila feat is performed tightly to ast re audiences, who come prepared to ‘aonbt i a3 ia Yacredible feat.” In eae vinoed of the fact of above there is THE WHOLE STAR COMPANY, THE WHOLE STAR COMPANY, i¢nn THE hogy a manekh COMEARY, incl class vocalists, danseuses, juggle: . cluding the following talent: Si fine A Mica ANME Boa AB DWELL Miss ANNIE BOAKDWELL, by the viattete Df tis enlablahenentie ts Vin oe pronomnoes e re 0! nt a, Jomiat,” nigh 4 in her renderings ent encore froma “Le Traviats,’’ “Bohemian «irl,’’ ——o ‘the Latest Mr. T. WATSON, T. WATSO! the great mimic and ootale vocalist, nightly reecher eith ems aoe AMY RODE Mile. AMY the charming danseuse, from Covent Garden, mons in in her $ Seiten Pas from al all the he latest baueta, ‘including “La Man- HARRIBON ea HARR ien3, ISON BR wapiis of tbe celebrated "a, London, oi week go through thelr satel enn fence ‘ta ‘Trapaze. Bauagers havo en pnd tee poeate sa gece tse Mle,” DUenrE Bie Princes Theate, Londen “x CURING, "trom This catablishment ‘make tt their study to produce m»welties ai AC Rincos, the Sword Swallower, goes through nightly hie THE LIVING TREE, and his tes mene) feat of "saancing Muakot and Ba a heat steel Bente compa on bis San ‘Thue, with the entire com fared at this establishment, en olghitu .—Great improvements in the Hall have taken indlading a comfortable and commodious is gallery for KS lation of gentlemen and lady ons; Ae Res new and brilliant chandeliers Auatnate the ‘the Hall, at freshments served in the establishm eat are cease ie mae diate superintendence of the proprietors themosivee. Mr. W. ‘Stage Manager EMILY LESDEENIER’S Prine AT DOD. worth’s Room, Tuesday evening, Ap! a. in costume, and other selections, Tickets 50 cents ‘188 bith LAL od Boardwell.. WADSWORTH & FOX, Proprietors MP ror HIA AWA! THA, ve to inform her friends and those of her brother LUKE, thn abe wil ake ber REWELL BENRETT, "atte MELODEO on FRIDAY brea, STM, spray, ga riich gation a grentar combination of taleat willbe cole ever appeared on any stage ai one Thee “Tot ‘ve bad'ai Firth @ Pond’s music store, 618 ‘ising NEw YORK STAD? THEATRE. 81 AND 59 BOWERY. MONDAY, Apel 4, ae will be breseniad, for the first ime in America, Ricbard Wagner's grand opers of TANNHABUSE “CARL BERGMANE imission. cireie, $1; Reserved a gents extra; Parquet, 75 cents; Second circle, 60 cents; f cente, the masie The sale of tickets commences this morning st stores Of ©. Brensing, 701 Brosdway, and Schuberth & UO. Spring street Seats can only be secured at Brousing’s. TRPHEN 5 Island lecture,’ at Hope Chay ah Broadway tear See piace, on Monday evening, which will traly represent my'entrance and emergence trom Blackwell's Island, with a perfect illustration of convict life, with scenery, barber cells, mess halls, quarries, overseers, &c. Three of the convicts who ed ms at my first lectures are again whotn were released on 4 hureduy last, and will be m the shale gangofmy lectare on Monday evening. One of them haa pasted 28 years on Islackwell’s Island since bis early manhood. shall be assisted by ten convicts in prison costume, whose marches to solemn Zausic before the nudience will be sublime and exciting, and far ex ‘as ours is the march of freedom and theirs of “lograded bondkge. T snail slap be assisted by three female vocalisis, two male Yocal'ste and and. three instrumental performers, As iny arduous imperso of the “Convict” will require all i my energies, T sball not ping fea solos and sing and dance béfore the audience, as I con- lated. Let romantic tovers bring their lovely virgins, and parenta and old (olks thelr innocent children, and graadehild- ren, to deter them from entering the editorial arena and their constant exposure to. incarceration for alleged libel, and to ee how Columbus, and Lafns ette, and Lows ihe Jeon, and Cob- ett, aod poor Mike W: Btephen the eae appeared, in prison Cella and quarries, exposed to ‘stony fr ents aad how Kobingon Crusoe and’ Napoleon the Great isprenred desolate islands. 4nd now let all come early, and prepared for plaintive tears, and joyous screams, and violent perspira- tion. Let the Indies saturate their attire with the camphor, and bring large bottles of sirong Hquid niopy to resuscitate themeelves from ecstatic spasms. As the pre) rations for my novel entertainments have been vary extensive fod expensive, and have exnausted my last dollar, 1 cannot prolong this advertisement, but must refer my kind ‘and. gene- rous patrons to the amal! bills for the names of the performers ‘and other particulars, which can be obtained at Hope Chapel Bee SS. DRAMATIC ASSOCLATION,—REG' Apts a reniog. at Military Hall 1 ULAR th ments for Our sat ah nag oh ees ois 11 ples ye may Appiy As AbOve, JOH COOPRE, Preddent . Bee WILL REPEAT HIS a vs, shears razors, nay apply a8 OEE SEP aan Rev. HENR' vite . on apni Tel xels—‘Parauel a And dress curio, $0 canis and Tat atte dooks Sears opaeatr to commence at 8 o'clock. MRtRopouiran TURATRE, BUFFALO, X. ¥.—! acriber having resumed the management Petablishment, which kas been cloned for" four, monthe am Leen entirely new decorated, upbolstered, &c., &e., making, the handsomiesi nnd moat comfortable ein, the, tends ing it positively on Monday, Tap 2B. = Jeading man, i 4 gorosdian, low gorméitiar, endl ing chambermald, dnasense, Peas tignal Hotel, Becndgrag, Nev Worle from dato tit the vith Int After thon to Build, N.1.—None'but rat rate artists neod apply. Address Thos, Carr, o¢ Jag, Cavoll, sage manager 41 Crogby atreet,