The New York Herald Newspaper, February 18, 1861, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1861. T eer ‘oamers have sup: rio rommodations for passen rgeona ‘They arc Dullt tm patent fire aunibjlators om ia Liverpool Righ sr t Ae carry enoed ™ are Might ron sections, and Ls *Spor further information apply er 8 INMAN, agen. treet; in Glasgow, to W. No. och, iarare in Queensiown, ‘€O.; in London, to ELVES & i's MACE Siidiess streets in Paris, tb JULES DECOUR, No. 5 1" be la Bourse; in Philadel to Joba G, Dale, 109 Walaat ‘Sreet: ‘OF at the cor Jo} NG. DALE, Agent, L 5 Broadway NY. gy bn al AND NORTH AMERICAN B ROYAL M. TROM NRW YORK TO LIVERPOOL. carry a clear by oan tia, at aadeseg| green, siarboard bow, red on port bo ‘Btone, ne hae Wednenday, Feb. 15 Shannon” Revere, Wotnenay, Bo Feb. t eer March a ee ey os York, Tait Maree 1% Boston, es nsocs od unl paid for. ‘on board. wa of these ships will uot be sscorntable for gold, Te afe alened therefor an fond the value th expressed. Toy B CONRAD, Nod Bowling Green. UTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. OF neath Atlantic Wier Company will deapateh ir pf Meamalipe 41 DRIATIC, Capt. J. J. Comstock, pad B. iC, Cx Canny cet, txvixp STATES MAILS, above move Pier ‘IC, pcre Apc 16, A , on Saturd DRIATIC, ay, May 18. BALTIC of Sovartay From the pier foc! ‘of Canal patie «22 ont Tuesday, April 33 LTC, uesday, May 4 ROKTATIC. on Tuesday, June 4, ALTIC, on Tuesday, Jone 13. 8. ‘And Southampton on the day following. For freigut or passage apply at tne ofioe of the Company, Bo, 4, 88 Wi Peet, , Secretary. UTHAMPTON AND HAVRE. Ou BasvnDay, March tO United States Mall Steamer A. WO’ OFTON, Commander, ‘Wilt safl from ces ‘No. 37 Nor'h river, foot of Beach street, On 8a’ SUEOAT, Maroh 2, at noon. ry ansurpe ! for safety and sepals Sit has dou' lander deck, enol. watertight com) me ch, besides other rewull romuita, ten, in the event of ool. airaniding, to Keep the pumps {ree to Work, and oure tbe stlety ‘vessel ‘and passe ‘Price of n second, ania, 76 and $60, For freight oF tang & GEO. Tee | {a — T Broadway. ‘The steamer ARAGO, wi TRAM.—NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAYRE. ‘Phe Vanderbilt European line United States mail steam- hips wil sail between New York, Southampton and Hayy From ‘New York for wand Southampton and | Havre and, South- Fon Bg Sina Savurday, fae rj Wean'day, “font 2 aay is dave 3 PERRIN Lats, © * toa we 15 * July 3 ‘These sbi Wwateftight compartment Costicate Of pa ingued from Hurope to America, Paris. PPPGRRASUE, Agent No.5 Bowling Green, New York. DB. TOBRANCE, Agent. No. 5 Bowling Green, New York. uae OF APRIL i FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND te ih shneaet ILLINOIS, pated ed Terry wil tal from plet No. 3 North. iver, a Yate, ao 'y Ape 6, with mails, passea- and epee ( England aad AMPTON: Pina oat QgiAYRE: Fem Sabine eres: sd cabin MyLis tonmsiiy bss beh muppliod with ip bas been ied Ww we: ers, and Tit en refitted tn the most tho rough ulkhoads, absolutely. water tight, and fie roottencloee her engines ead pollera, and for safety, oom. ort aind apeed. she ranks in the first claas of ocean steainers. Her ne: from New York will be on Mey D. SE ‘Agent, Yor 5 Bowling “ares, New York. a ae a gs recom ar gan re AL powerful Ciyas ie heh Rn Rola ay £00k 0 a Sp Noru ne oon. his steamed meee e safet B38: steerage, $30" factual ase repaly of ooked ai sions, Apply to acing an rant any & 60. 8 ad corner of South Wil liam. ce pam steamship, JOHN BELL, will sail Tuesday, 26th March RST 8 NDON AND. LIVERPOOL. — Bix, bi 100k for feng alls February 18) tare and, oa, $e 8 Ship Jew W RED, ot $ierpect, sale ‘and found, passage to or from. ‘teat sare repens apite Sa Thee AIA rcscmcbent rene macheclana dk a eA LIVERPOOL,—FIRST a" BLACK BALL LINE. 83 Sonth street. The Cg i ‘this da) ons oe yap 4 font gag ‘Rpply on board ore JACOB WILSON, ‘108 South R TO LayRRP ool, By Pg Ee mx Pay a4 0) Ae ak Drafts on the R Sea ee ne BRIGIE eulls ub. February. Foe 1D UN Pier 7 East river, of 10 WILLIAMS Favion, Bs Ronen el. NE OF LIVERPOOL AND, LONDON He esciity thiawell known ive, sailing weekly, Stine very lowest rates, and orafis issued aa usual for any Amount, peyabie on sepa in any part of Great Britaln or Zreland, can bg obtained or addressing Taps ous South street, 4 toed NIA—VIA PANAMA. E Fees gieamer ‘will leave ‘New York on the It, oaueaiie ds Fe errare. will these dates {: will be the Monday foe Fe reg Lt Romeo 8 apply at the Pp Tey Be, ao wv ad le ‘A. PIONEBR, LINE.—ESTABLISHED 1362. Serrano Gnited Staton mail; sa cilling positively on eeradeeciaed mit maiticent Ai extreme clipper sbip SY tines th, var, has f A Sd ‘will be 0 for Mel. ‘pomttiely oo arscpeeecsiptie Bf ‘chwenox, 90 Beaver street. Accommodations for second cabin gers all on deck. AND ORLEAN: eines EVERY TEN A To eatl on Thureday, ok id at 12 o'clock, oe ‘BUTO,, . |, Commander, M deignt’ and ‘wil sail sa above from pier Kt ot Murray CTO csmers, taken on all steamers, LIVINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO.. 68 Murray street ‘The steamship Bieuville sulle = i Mail Steamship QUAKER CITY, R. W. Shafeldt, Meera sor tears on — re pamaas from pler North ri fi mtbr : © TanagUS & OG,, 8 Sout ‘Sext trip will be March 15, OR HAVANA, VIA NASSAU, N. P.—THE BRITISH ‘and Nmerioan royal mail’ steamship KARNAK, saree for the above porta from the samasenriets will 9 wharf, at Jersey City, on _ March 4, March 33 Havana, For freight oF passage SOBA RD, No. 4 Bowling Green. ——— ea Bt OTHER POI it ae ver. tickets 2 8 Rew , Mobile, $36; ‘ont eer mais Bent i wil 78; Knoxville, ™ dl Augusta, $17 att ‘se: Rare SAIL oe ot Mitban & GALLI ee BE SOUTH, ANNAT AND, THE Cs aeane: taal races eaegmeeme g days, Wm, ©. Berry, haat cm & ‘rocker, AMY, Rag capa clara 10,3, Biv VErk on ah Bee ‘on the Ped so, G1 eek SAA et tatat CAROLINA—WEEKLY. LiGhig ‘ateam sh || proRtE CAROLINA, Sabet pply to way, an well, will ieave wet La] i N sonngating with timing on Tia brane a ts Wingo and on vor warded | ‘to all parte of North and South Carolina Resi ein aap or foot and proportionate rates, “Apply tol Ae p ROM WEEE 8 CO: aco, ae RG will muceood, mad leave on on aavurdy, a UGH FREIGHT ARRAROBMENT.—J —FOR NOR. , Portamouth, City Poi ee coaneting with Rertoik, an ond P arg ond and "outhetde Railroad, f siti rvstol, Memphis and intermediate places. a os ed every day, aud through receipts furnished, nity JAMESTOWN, Captain Skinner, leaves every YORKTOWN, Captain Parrish, every Saturday, tt lo Norfolk, 7 conte per foot; to City Point, 8 cents, nid, 9. canta, to Norfolk, stateroom and meale tneind t Bard oe inckhhoak Vib; Setiares Grverees eotiees Of taut, Watt pries, ivy. ‘ J NORTH (GERMAN K LLOYD'S 511 STEAMS@IP NEW YOR . Yon Santen, carrying ited tates wall, will att Trot ‘pier 0 North etre, Thiet ChamLers oes, on Saturday, Feb, oy Lo cock M, BREMEN, via ‘SOUTHAMPTON, SOS BUR Sav Re, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, votre $10, second cabin, $60; steerage, $35. obLe rckey Wut roRy (4, REICHELT, Ages ABA ROO LINE. FOR NELBOURNE. papi go OF AMERICAN CITIZENS ON ANY OF THE Departmpnts, before Congress or the Court of fore! ment; and debi uted and recovered, by the under- e Supreme Court of the Visted staies, Mader, AARON H. PALMER. y. higned, counsellor 2 | and er General muro, Feb. 15, 186), vB, Our Express Trunk, running between this city and Los Angeles, was taken trom the stage om of about the Sth tustant by Sr contents stolen. redy caution apes miblic against purchasing. or nego- wit atts fhe 6 and drafts, payment of the same Win Boeke, Supt. “Overland Mail Company, checks on Wells, Fargo & Co,, Los Angeles, dated Dec. 7, 100. favor of Ca $543. Nov, Geo. 6. canine Check on Franc Kumey Captais Wes. Hiancoek's checks ‘san ug Francisco, No, 25, dated Jan. 4, 1861, favor of John Bal m9 abet se cons date, fav ror i feat " earns’ check on Co., San Francisco, dated auf certieare No 82, for (36 7.109 ounces, aun fi favor Wells, Fargo & Co, and endor , grat ih % BMT8 WELLS, FARGO & CO. ‘San PPnaxciset 0, Jan, 19, 1861, ‘EW YORK CITY AND COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS’ Protestive Soctety.-A meeting of the above Society will bo hold at the Bieccker House, eoracrof Bleezker and Greene strecte, on Monday, February 1s, 801, at aight o:cloc Abie HOON, President era MeQuape, Recording Eecretary, ATOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.—OFFIOK OF THE COM- missioners of Taxes and Assedaments, No. 32 Chambers Street, New York, Jan. 1, 1861.—Notice i hereby given that the assessment Kolls of Real and Personal Eaato of the city and county of New York, for the vear 1361, will be opened on Monday, the Lath instant, for public inspection, and wil! con. tinue open mntil n day of April peat iccluatve, All tax ayers are carn requested to call and examine the same, In Order that any eitors.in the assessments may be corrected: Also, all persons entitled by law to reduction of thelr assess. met is, by reason of being clergymen or for military services, aad also literary and charitable institutions, by law exempt from taxation, are requested to make application for such re: duetion or exemption previous to the c.osiug of the rolls ow the 80th day ot April. ‘The follow ing Section of the act of April Ls, 1859, is publish. ed for the information of taxpayers Be all be open for pub- speetion, leretofore. prov pplication may be * by any person coneidering himsel! nggrieved by the assessed vatiation of his real or personal estate to have the same corrected, It such application be made in relation to the assessed valuation of real estate, it must be made iv writing, stating the grounds of objections thereto, and there- upon the Commissioners shall examine into the’ complaint, and if fn thelr judgment the assessment is erroneous, shall cause the same to be corrected. If such appiication be made {n relation to the aesessed valuation of personai estate, thetapplicant, shall be examtaed under oaih Dy ihe sald Com missioners bail be authorized to administer such oath, or any ot tl vot if i mn, their judgment the asrexsment ts se the same Lo be corrected, and fix ecament as. the may beludve to be just, and declare thetr decision thereon within thirty days afver such srplicaticn shall have been made to them.” No reduc. dion sail be made by the Board of Supervisors of any assess, me is on real or peraonal estate imposed tuder this act, palees it shall appear, Under oath or allirmation, that the part ieved was unable to attend within the prod preseri for e correction of taxes, by reason of sickness or aimence from the city, (Lays of 1858 chapter 22 section Moy) WILLUEMSON j Commissioners of Taxes and Asseasment W. ALLE. 3 W. BROW ‘PROPOBALS TOR, PLANS. SPECIFICATIONS, £0. are requested for the construction of a fire-proot Coutt Rouse, to be erected at Newbern, N. C., to cost not exceed twenty thousand. dollars. "A préiivay of oue hundred di lars will be paid for ihe plan elected, and the eommltioe 26 serve the right of rejecting any or alt plans that may be mb mitted. All proposals must be ready fur inspection by Frt- day, the 8th of eh next, STANLEY and others, Committees, Feb 12, 1381, wt to DENNIS, PERRIN a} Broad street, Now PECIAL NOTICE —THE MEMBERS OF HIBERNIA Hook and Ladder Company, No, 18, are requested to meet Ai the truck house, 270 Mott street, on “Tuesday atternvon, at J o'clock, to pay the last tribute of respect to our late fellow Lyneh. member, Thomas J. JAMES CARTY, Foremaa, parte —WAKEFIELD, UNIONPORT AND tty MES roa ttt aay eet taxes may Tired oo Baad Ht y hunday ouly, February 18 to 2c, through tbe nba: Cora 1 bgpece ‘ihe : ° = = 100 TRO. YORKE, General Collec or. \AXES.—MOUNT VERNON, PELHAMVILLE, vmod ingtonville, Fleetwood, Wakefield 1d. baok ta: y be paid on Mon day Theaday, Wednesday and Thured only, February 18 to dt hough, the subscnber, Grand ona Elizabeth streets, will be sold Tor non: non | pay: ment ci taxes this year. Tax cpeniee free to the pnblic. JOBN 8. YORKE, Ceneral Collector. IAXES.—THE COLLECTORS LEGALLY AUTHORIZED to receive taxes for the towns of nia, Weat l'arma, and re ol eng hes gf AM at the oar os os — a = Behool ta on Monday, Porcay BS? ‘oe time. roomie ti for CHARLES JENNINGS” Tureen fs a HAVE, Mor- TE DOUGLABS ana’, G. BESUNOWMAN, Bust: NEW PUBLICATIONS. MN TAILORS AND CLOTHIRES —PUSLISEED AND the oe ig summer Report of Fashions 213 Broadway. pt publisher of ithe for 1a6l, by Journal’ Des Tailiours (E: edition), Also publishes for sale nee to brat ic al cutting) every style of arment to nied Apply Reply te Wat, Gd GLENCROSS, Phat} Broadway, New Tork HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. WO HOUSES WANTED TOR . TWO, wate. FA miles, responsible ; rent 860 and $700; must be located, Medium sized modern houses; east or west side; will go as high up as Forty fifth street; would take pos Sesion May 1. Appiyat43 Fourth avenue, in the ollice, ‘ANTED IN A GENTEEL BOARDING HOUSE—A WA Riralehed Reom, or Room und Bedroom, on the second ‘con Broadway and Seventh Fut streets; references Post office, floor, for two 5 avenue, Fourteenth and, given and required. Address @ ANTED-PART OF A HOUSE WITH 4 PRIVATE |- ‘ily; rent possession 5 also, a'Houss rurdished, tosecesion at ones, lwo fcors aed kitehen Py vrivate family. Apply ‘045 Fourth avenue, in | TANTED—IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF HORATIO street school, Apartments sititabie fora small American family, on the second or third floor, with water. Address, gone location and terms (which must be moderate), G. F. » Herald office. ANTED—TO RENT, BROOKLYN, BY THE 18T wake May ttext, ext, & small Hones, in od order ead ee walk trom F Fulton Terr “Address, with full particul D. G., box 164 Herald oftee, a ANTED—A PART OF A HOUSE, FOR A MAN aD Wie his wife, from the frat of May, up town tor guonad ANTED—WITHIN A SHORT DISTANCE OF T: city,» somfortable Cottage, with garten, At, toravan family. ' Address BE. office, 'ANTED—FROM THE FIRST OF MAY, BY A GEN. tleman, wife and co with servant, the entire ay ment and Parior floors, ‘0 Bed and rooms, al A Tuo Ky esd ‘in a good nei te the Seeond and fas nrcunes; no casters, an t ve attended to. Address 0. ., ANTED TO MIRE IN THE COUNTRY—A COTTAGE House, with a few acres of panes ne acids tae one id a ride from City Hall, Address T. L., No. 36 'ANTED TO LEASE.—A Bouse TO LEASE FORA umber of yeare, as 8 e Boarding house-—trom twelve to eighteen fooms—with all ithe modern improvements, ia @ respectable neighbornood. Please address to Charles Charisius, to Leonard streot, x WANED. To RARE COME FIRST CLASS TENE- Houses for Fn naarpen Hy families, for which » fair rent and the best eft; iven, Apply to address Michael Burke, bss Elizabeth DENTISTRY. uy MAL TEETH. — ONLY $3 FOR BRAUTIFUL substantial sets on pure silver; on gold and fine $20; single Hs in Siled sad ‘tracted with- ee Sr meet nce ae Rk avenné, between th streets, LUTHER, Den RITFICIAL, BONE, PULLIVG FOR DECAYED TEETH, n br mare, shel oat be filed fa wien the me Sai Fa ARSON, M.D. Rooms 869 Bro 7, ee dir arer aA» TE ER TN m5 ak he Poy a Hae poy AY Ay? oa BOWERY, 8 continues Insert chisel ie ike Tooth at anu low prioss, Borers ante fone ach aaa tee ae eecogat oots ave oreeted. RICKS.—SILVER SETS OF TRETH as ‘3 ‘iene, 6 = 7 wort gharanteed wi ve psn Pe, ‘sn pm | Dental Galley wenty-eoeved cirest, 88 NOON, ‘WATCHES AND sewne TAM ONDS, DIAMONDS, W. TOWRA. jamond cluster and single atone Ri a {Fins ‘rome 26 to $100, Gold sratee ‘warranted, from §! RO > at batt eit Cost to pay advances. Alyanges Diamonds, 0. 5 RRR TNO RR 17) Beomdway, rovm 96, up dalre, ne BOWIN' rot FORREST, Reproduction ot Fitge Conrad's tages, arte tte — JAOK CADB Bondman of kent. MR. EDWIN FORREST Will make bis first appearauce since lis return to the Ame- rican siage ag MJACK CADE, | londay, Feb. 18 A character wn Rare talent, he has made In taking py Cade as the principal one, which to found the Pager yey aoe nally catied—Judge Cont tard out most diatingtively possess: receive the impre Shan he most positive and certain grounds, It waa & labo- Hous task for him to search out and combine the various am ient an ‘ragmentary evidence, w! enabled Lim sketch out vigorously and foreibl ‘ue character of the tr Miu COMMONS, but he succeeded in te YY end } nd has produced one of the greatest as well as ws a dramas. Cade was not the merely an Which he bas been represented by the ‘ters for the sage e intelli. pny On the contrary, he of ki ‘surpassing his fellows ind ies in the insur. feati tor Ls in England, both in “ed cot ‘and talent, Mis death by violence, after the King bad consented to the legienete Gunnate mente ee him by the commons, must aiways remain @ history, oft the b: stain 0) nglish throne, This death Judge oie alone changed, although he has combined many of the incidents connected with the other Bngiish insurrectionary, movements of the epoch in the main . To the judgment and taste of Mr, sa w night fie dramatis persi nue "with which the fi deputy conte thia great American work to the public is erteet cast which it has ever been given wit See ete ed name of a Finder tao secu name ot Arimere at Wo Wil Mowbray..." } Yeomen f° 0 Friar of the order of the Niendicant Jack Shaw Villaina oF Bondmen Dick Pemb: ‘on the 2 Roger Sutton. Barony of Sa A Child, the son of Cade..... Lord Chittcrd B. Conwa: Q . ow: Doke of Bucki givin: Nobles Mir. Taylor Duke of Suifoi Andrews Courtnay, Steward to Lord Bay ks An Omerr, of Lord Sa: onda, OR cors, Loidiors, 'e Widow Cade, a Neif’ or Bondwor Jack Cade. Mrs, Le Brun Marianne, . Coaway Kate Worthy. hetro: hed fs, Atheus whe svene is aid in Kout and London, A. De In order to place ths Tragedy upon the Stage in the most artistic manner possible, New and Appropriate Scenery bas eon patnted for the decasion by Messrs. Wallace and 1. The Dresses and Appointments have also been made in a style of unerampled iagnificence expressly (or the piece. AMgrican CONCERT WALL, ae au 414 BROADWAY, +4 mn a ant erry an ah OVERWHELMING SUCCESS. OVERWHELMING SUOCESS. ‘The greatest ertertainment in the world: ‘The greatest entertainment in the world. NOVELTY, . The great aim of (he Propristor, Disiancing the largest theatres im the production of NOVELTIES, NOVELELES Giving a continued entertaiminent, without the least Inter. mission, of four and a half hours, Periormance moves along asit by magic, always aston tahiug. FORTY PERFORMERS. FORTY | PERFORMERS, AVERY ARTIST A VERY ARTIST A STAR, “COMBINATION. | COMBINATION. BALLET, PAN GOMLME, OPERA. Interspersed with Negro Extravaganza, Dances, Banjo, Co- mic and Sentimental pinging, Burtesyue Negro Farces, Vaude- villes and Cloruses, Second night of the engagement of the Celebrated Vocaiis: Hakivctos HAKRINGTON, CLARA HARKINGTON, CLARA HARRINGTON: THE QUEEN OF Rosa, bar QUEEN OF SONG, fae 0} THE GREAT ae ae BANJO SOLOIST, Gl JENRY ENGEL, THE AcdostrListihD Wooattst, ARLEY Wulre LARA GEARA wank RLBY WHITE'S - MAGIC MAGIC BALLET TROUPE, BALLET TROUPE, BALLET TROL PE, BALLET TROU PE, without exception the largest in the country. Beats in Brivate bo bere rm sate, MONS. a “THORNE, Stage Manager. The management hat o,great satisfaction {n announcing an it wit e el comediait coe eee eg eS HUD WORTH, who will appear sborily. (punaTee ORIENTAL— Late Eustache's Theatre, Fourth aireet, near Firat avenue, Under the diatinguisbed nd, patronage of H. B.'H, the Sultan, ba H. Ht, H. the ol rN Prof, BE. le ALUARUN, the great Magiqian, PERSIAN TEMPLE OF WONDERS, Hondveds turned awa’ unable to obtain admission, lial Young Turk neulenoudl EMR EZ LEILA KENEDY, ecelved with unexamy MONDAY" AND TUESDAY, PER. 18 AND 19, tire change of Progra ‘The splendid Silver Apparatus (a present from the Shah of Perslay vill be Pydecorated aud Uluminated. ‘A fui Orchestra Will be in attendance. f On Tuesday a Grand Ball will be given after the per- Rdmiesion, 15 cents; Reserved Seats, Performance to commence at 8 o'clock Ten young Lady Waiters wanted. Apply at the box office, fro 10 o'clock. Parquet. 25 cents, G45, AS GARDEN—45 Zoun HALL OCONCER: GRAND SA Ar dees ERY EN ai ENING, pone BLONDIS Na 2 & In Miniatare see the ALTER GI ITER GIRLS as Tac o Ustt ME. IN ANCE COSTUME. Admission 6c. Reserved Seats 120. MEDICAL. ‘ WORD TO THE SUFFERING.—TRY DR. WARD, 483 Broadway. His great remedies cure permanently with despatch. Cuma, DR. WARD, 483 BROADWAY.~THE EARLY nae a to @ competent physiclan saves much future R. WARD, 483 BROADWAY, IS DAILY CNNSULTED confidentially with complete and gratifying success, At- tends ti) 10 P. M. CORBETT Aa f HAS REMOVED, FROM 1 hhambers, where ie can bo 0 be . wicre be, with Geant oe tn cartain diseases per manent cree =| Babee Tea menier of be Kew Yor Xorwnivoraliy Med Ho. 6 Ure tall place, A R. H. A. BARROW, 1% BLERCKER STRRET, FO! ‘doors from Macdougal street, New York, author of ‘hat popular medical work, “Human Frallty," may be ry Uumua! from 11 till 2 atid from 4 to 6; Sundays till 2 ” ae ae FOR THIRTY stance scot fat tt situa a qt -——~) cures certain diseases CROSBY STREET, COR. —Horire 10% till 2 o'clock, aad ‘rom 6 tilt a gundays excepted, 4 DUANS STREET, MAY BE CON. all diseases of cos comp Ewonty siget pears coctennvely it cases, coud: Warrant & cure allin este Vets of Snlaplaced cons ing Tedtcaity ‘cured or no pay. ROFESSOR RESTELL, 16) CHAMBERS STRERT, | Foetyeratetn a DR WARD, 48 BROADWAY. UP Sint Otis Unfortunate’ friend and other remedies are ¢ unfailing reliance. MPORTANT 10 FEMALES.—DR, WARD'S GR! tent. periodical remedy yet discovered, DP ae RAI phy OFFICE, 13 B. COOPE! Ry er the Brice $1. Broadway. RAILROADS. VER R. FOR ALBANY AND H1Pop Nonwotne RIVER RAILROAD—FOR, ALR, MATS STREP, nee aT MAT Mey and 1:35.00 A: Me nad 0, 98 ‘Troy cy and Alpeny, (ith sleep: 10:15 P. M, (Sundays incia- Pangani iio, 7:0 A.M., 8 A.M, 12:90 and 4:25 P.M, 12M, and P. Feokekil rain, 639 P. M- gee Weel 135 aad 4:30 Cerise. x rarryto MM. 19 P, bygtoegn carey: aR Suitii, Superintendent. W YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD— For Albany and A Troy, connecting with the New, York Oo ana Heatlrond for ts West, Northwest and South. Mateo with the Northern itnlroad foe saratogs, Ratland, Herlington, Viatisburg, Rouse's Point, Ogdensburg and Moa- FROM TRYON ROW, ie Dene arena § StATION, Bap. train, 7A M. @4:20 P.M Mand 446 P.M, ExPreu mall teatei0-a Me | 10 20-4. M or Williemabridge, White Piaiaa, Croton Pails and alt local aa, see (ime tabi vous BURCHiiay Assisisa) Superinieadage AMUSEMENTS. Witz GARDEN Leseoe and Manager... .....cccee0ees 4 ‘The management has great pleasure ia annouacing tha’. ie compliauce with the a greei ‘expressed wishes of mauy of the most culuvated and iatelleciual lever of the drama ia New York, an arrangement bee bees peeps fened by wi which ¥ Has been enabled to porta for & K More. In consequonce of tie eicra of Miss@CITARLOTT 5 CUSHMAN, who wil eee on Monday, 25th, this must bs Mz, Booth’ AST WEEK. In onder to render the sorfortmmnces of this closing week tn SRT worthy of thé deep intareat this grewd artist hax pired, the eaventycel bap 0 aspired, the wanagementgicel happy ia being enabled to was JW. WALLACK, Je {9 Will appear together, for the Gest ‘These two great a: thne, on MONDAY EVERING, FEB. In Shaxspere's Tragedy of mS OTHEIZA, Othelto.. * Me. J, W. Wallack, Jr Tago... ‘ é Mir. Bdwin Boot ON TUESDAY,” FEB. 19, Qteaio soak Mr, Bdwin Booth Jago... dir J. W. Wailack, 4: ALLACK’S THEATRE, GENUINE WALLACE Pubeges SUCCESS, ij . EVENIN ER THR NEW COMIC DRAMA rive BOTS. In Written ex: reba wresaly for this Ghent replete with STARTLING SHERTONS, SPLENDID New SCENERY, BY ISHERWOOD, CBNTRALs PARK; THR HOUSE Wilt TWO DOORS. ‘The cast has been distributed as f €r. Kerr Flamberry ne i To be entitled being ber Grat nos egg t Ror bighly rent ‘debut. { Mise Henriques OF SCENERY EVENTS. Act 1-Biterlor of Mr, Flamberry's House and Garden, near Central Park ct will be shown how a trifllug circumstance may ve error. Act 2-Exterior of Mr. Flamberry’s Honse as before, In this act wii be shown how the effects of one mistake may possibly produce to or three more. rs Apartment to Twenty-sixth street, {in this act ‘will be sown that there ia, a0 improvement = the position of ihe parties concerned, but rather the re. "Ket 4—Drawing Room in Flamberry's House. Ia this act affairs are wound up to & state of confusion and desperation that nothing but some fortunate chauce caw un- ravel, Act 5—The Bridge and Big Pond in Ceatral Park.’ This act commer ces very appropriutely in a fog, which clears away sooner than the embarrassments of the dramnatis 1; Whether the parties concerned are eventually re fooned frou their dilemma, aud if 40, how! will be reveal: Doors open at 7; Bowser THEATRE, MONDAY, FBI THE DENOL commence ee fom ANDERSON'S. NIGHT IN WONDER- WORLD has heen produced ; Sholt every evening. BBUELIEOS 4 oe SNOT EMENT, VEHEMENT DEMONSTRATIONS OF DELIGHT, Never before witnessed in this theatre, LTMES T STARTLINGLY STRA AODITIONS to the Progranune; MAGIC, MIRTH AND MYSTERY, No chance to a good seat unless you are at the doors very early, lace near thi SPEDALI FORM BALCONY, of which the stage 1s elastically aded to the front of the house. HIP: VERY NIGHT. N R ME 1 TRICK NEW ELLEN IC TRICK MISS ANDERSON’s, MISS “ANDERSON Doors open at bait Day performances on Wediae ALLACK'S THEATER | OVE ON THE ICE EVERY NIGHT. CENTRAL PARK, HE GREAT BURLESQUE TRAGEDY OF BOMBANTES FURIOSO, This evening, at HISCHCOC NATIONAL CONCERTS, fa naw Ouunl overt ITCHCOUK'S: NATIONAL CONCERT HALL is the oldest established ata the best in the city. 172 new Canal street, one block from Bowery, Miss ADeuixs vars ‘M. Stakosch bas the toner wo inform the public that MISS ADELINA Patt! Will shortly return to New bina d gtve a few FAREWFLL PERFORMANCES Previous to her departure tor Europe, yarns FOR THE NEW geszonto, Can be had at Hall & Son 2 s Music Store, HE FIRST GRAND FERPORMASCR OF BRISTOW'S 1 PR To wl IRVING HALL, TUESDAY, 19TH. Tickets at Firth & Pound's, 647 Broadway. = CAMPBEL, ITCHCOCK'S The great English clog dancer, at NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, » ge conga tt FOR THE PEOP' HE CONCERTS FOR Hire ‘MILLION, HITCHCOCK'S NATIONAL, I72 new Canal street. LECTURES THIS apd yd IMOTHY ox cCuE se and al lway Tabernacle, corner avenue and ae fourth rer The thousands an have laughed and wept over bis “Gold Fol” “witier 8 “Te Gilbert ihc, wit bo fited Wilk thls opportualty to hear ihis Griginal and amusing N, oP -BENBEIT PENEFIT, BENEFIT Of J. ©. BYES, J. . O KEBVES: 50. REEVES, Tenor singer of ‘ampbell’ ‘nis Monday Evening. This eee This Monday Evening. CHARLES R. MATURIN WILL GIVE HIS RECI- pr iailoae ‘entirely from memory, and without the ald of from Shakspere and the loets, this (Monday) even! February 18, at Clinton hall, To commence at $ o’¢locl Tickets 25 cents, RAISE TO GOD.—FIRST PERFORMANCE TUESDAY, February 19, at Irving Hall, TICKETS 0 'Ch ae Broadway, & CENTS. Can be had at Conenboven' 's, 856 Bro ov BOB SMITH, a eat A is 10 great negro performer, HITCHCOCK'S pear NATIONAL CONCERT HALL, this evening RAISE TO GOD. ‘This new Oratorio will be TUESDAY EVENING, Feb 19. Tickets for sale at Sibell’s, 12 Wall street, FIRST RI MAN OF PRAISE iat | pe Toestay, Ye a i abit ING WALLS” OOP For sale at Breusing's M ‘Music Store, 701 Broadway, HARLES N, LUCKEY Tule a PRESENCE a | Care ‘him P.M, at Gallagher's, 613 way. No! ier. Ons ISTOW'S NEW, ORATORIO, PRAISE TO GOD, Fates canbe ha st N Sebarfeaberge & Lule’ musie sore, ormed at Erving tall, .* ar a MERBIFIE LD, the aere ie ITCHCOC great vocalist, at WAMIONAL CONCERT HALL, 172 new Canal street as GREAT SANTRERURY MUSIC HALL, ERBURY MUSIC HALL, CASTRRBURY MUSIC ie CANLERBU RY iUSIC HALL, CANTE: Y MUSIC HALL, CANTERBURY MUSIC WALL, PRES EXCITEMENT, HOUSES. HOUSES. ChOWDED HOUSES, a gape N OW. a. HC OGDEN JW. OGDEN will give his great comic recitation om th times, and famous songs, such a8 BILLY wore, THE POET, = sing bia PADDY CAREY. ass ARNETTE ROMBR. Teter ik FRANCATS, | 585 BROADW AY MARDI rt) fe Detialeme reps eS HOMMES, piece on quatre actes, on comansastn a built hut heures precise, BISTOW'S ORATORIO. FIRST GRAND PERFORM: Axce at Irving Hall, Tuesday, Feb, 19. ennmeat Lockwood's bookstor, 411 Broadway, Price @ Pg 1B GARDEN MUSIC HALE. GRAND CARNIVAL, GRAND CARNIVAL. Monday evening, March 4 Jl. Subscribers »bo hava not recelved thete oy acan, obtain them by applying at the of: ph AT, LE RD N®* YORKER orapr TREASRS, 7-99 BOWERY, EIN EW voRKER Soy MABDCHEN, A. Gfrorner: “A LIVING TAPIR OB Partly of rare animals, oor together, the ownert raitend to they Apply 0 SHOWMEN.. Hippapetamy Paintings, ae, 610g lato other + Faiand KEENE'S THEATER ive FRESE tH mes thae. INBTY Mutts NIGH’ TY s ONE AUNDRED IRTY THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED BIY THOUSAND ONE Hit IRCY THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY THOUSAND OSE HU BDERD iT iD Pro rn PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE, MOND. AND EVGLY LAV EEN 7S FEBRUARY 18, PUBISG tuk mm Maur AGIC AGIC i, GIO THIRTY-FOUR. STAT: ER K, CoLuys AAT WASHINGTON raf TOMB, GOOD OLD St EBONY WEDGK, RYPRESENTING 1 DESTROYED BY EMANCIPATORS AND KIRK E. THE ST! THE SLAVE SCENE, OSLHOUNS DREAM, AND DIC AE SHIP’ CoN: STITUTION ATE! HE LIBERTY TREE, WASHINGTON: 3 AR” AT VALLEY FORGE. APOTHEOSIS WAST \ D UNION. THE ZOUAYE DRILL, BURLESQUE DANOB, ‘AND THE LAST GREAT SCENE, BIRTH OF wile BUTTERFLY LOWER OF FERNS, READ milk OFINONS OF THE PRESS, Lara Karne's.—The “seven sisters, been falter anew lease rom the Sunday Attia ing in their career, would of life from the’ immense yery plearant bunkum contributed oy Mr. Geor harm, the character like a charm, with pretty protty and pert i xectlent. double pict ot Valley F fine, an ‘The concluding on and the Union’ —is mate thing we remember. Guard in thi howeve in the exe 11 involved in Uhis net, non this stage, ad Mrs. and n Lottie Hough as * Polly Marshall as “South other tabiewux—“The KE ure of oree, Liberty and Diogen the “Apotheosis of The ding e 1 if they tainty have ree Act of patriotic, but M isite product Alten °, The representation of the “tates, assachuaetts,”” sly beautiful, and the ver lendid proticiensy of the the piece is deseaving of had be oe Carolia,” i Tthas “age improved every night in drill, and ‘uo fe- male milltary spectacte before put u ty could compare with Crashes n the stage tn this coun: houses, as usual, have been the order here, especially in view of the added at- traction, Lavra Keene's. man living [From the he Sunday Courier.) We do not beli who could write an act of a eve iy there is another ay entirely political In character and sentiment, 0 excellently, and 80 toned as to offend no singie auditor—although striking with double ed Heo 80 well and work, so admirably as Mi le ‘Miles haa done the His interlpoation in the SBoren, Biste called “Un- cle Sam's Magic Lantern, * is as good a sermon on the evils of the present tim ed outside of Hf troubles of c bod perpose if Sister Laura had nat) “4-4 C wedging tt gh between, the first ‘and siread ots iy. before then, whem she becomes struck with an o about anything, we expect she willslu, ter act, until present! but name. fn nothiby for every enthtisiastic over the points, bits, bes some wome! self—na if tl altogether, personate the severa of South Carolin Lavra Kexne’s—the “Seven Bee the b ti secession and coercion should go a1 hough, it would have been % reat —carise And conse juence—as could be en; and everybody concerned or m reach: iful and picturesque illustrations to it deal better to te thing of It, a biira ird acts of her of mixture—the great extravaganza, Wibe'Seven Sisters doesn't run oll the wheats the play will However, every! ody Is crowding to the (heats n—foxemost amongst whom hey understood what the whole Massachusetts and V ‘eiiata, the Sunda; it in and disp! the a) ch Sisters" inal idea ace ANO- to like it, and they grow just tirnl scenery, haad- is the fair Laura her- piece, putting it But let us terminate by advising all w to go riyht away, and see the beauties who af Siaies of the Union, particulaily (hose Nuters' le a dramatic olla poetic and pletorial inteemenz0 sandwiched hor the Butter. rida. Th en addition is wrivien by 3. George Ht Miles, ond dest tween the “Murderous Mother’ id the “4 fly.” This opportnne trifle, while ‘h comes in in the most na- iful piece, 1 relaten to nothing but iteelf—tot G. Roger ‘bail rae deatof truth and tween Col Dieaux, and nifieent and artistic over presente Constitution, rs as Uncle Sam, with a T. B. Johnson as Diogenes, with Mrs, J."H lumbia and —becwnse there isnot the slightest reason why it 1d because, like all the rest of the ular and de- roduces Mr, eagle under his arm; hfe lantern, Jooking ‘Allen, aa the and the whole Tt introduces ais0 a Patlotism in, the running dialogue fate Sars. whieh ittuntrates theta. these Intter are certain}; Hy amongst the most mag. iv rable ‘on our stage. The shi ‘# dream, and the Apotheosis of Wash- ington, ure managed with the tnowt adi effect, The ace between Northern and Southern extremes is generally held so evenly (lat the audience experience and manitest a and lively satisfaction. The densely as tt walls permitted. rem the Spirit of the Times.) of this week the ‘Seven Sis- constant a Packed as Lavra Kxrxu's.-On Monday ters” was played for the ‘igh fact is enough, without our 4 of Union pictires, well done, dded during’ Y has been pightly been added during the a Sfences, have bees received wi a caterer, and well knows the ume and the pe to show up the “very body of the times.”” determined not to aliade to the endingof the “seven siete until We assist at their death, which, at the present, looks Ii being @ long way off. (From the New York Tribune. | LAvpa Kexaw's Tuearne’—The adaitions and variationa that Mr. Miles has made Sisters’ were given on Monday ni Uve audience. series of tableaux, and some hun bt to a The new parts of Lines of experiment, At all times very dangerous. o1 on the stege poll hazardous one at tha time, te rough is scaronsy Political sentiment Ww! of iy iseguter and restore to the cooentric drama of the introducing itical references’ and which is a pecullariy ventured on with a degree others into this perilous path steven m wethowt loot seeming leaning to y 8 sent blic utterance to any tantly finding ® host olives, stillin this case the whole affair is so well me particnia that is sure to grati- feeling. ‘The tableaux are r side 19 arranged with the sqeieie taste: tier ever charactizes the stage arran; gemente a [From the New York Ex] this house, and all goce off admirably, Lavra Keene's Tukatae—Anotuxn Act iv “Tie SEVEN ‘tmpartali feta Ny % fas or crreiher iirust into it in the manners, were were Uncle Sam (Mr BG. pare mace wr. Tr. > Johnston), yey iad tin XA A fii 15-23 man res of the thirty four Sti now eae and out, and ry, ates, which ch bd bra added to ihe yey -¥ Bo omy ‘unaccountable and ere), len) ies, and were apparen' have a roguier age soriaaaage when New ¥ ore A+ yan, vi ininand Mi “7! ste} Between them and pe oft the Seer Meine icerely hope't dea ma tableau “the Ehony Wedge tot fae the Stat sited tvs two lines, ‘he only reputable looks eer. tho = ess Sr ie opposed t Pe eh Mien i inp nb 1p sugges’ feet ann ‘in bef assettiog ‘ater wre ne tion, and “Calhoun’s Dreat woodcut Ina recont number of fay tog ‘thia, we bar jakea' m very i ew three acts, Beata may be sec charge eat a8, it « faire had athe eta pe Apochdosis of of Washingioa. = inbred chacacter, ‘Some Doors open at ‘mit. past al drawn into For the whole crowd is thet al ty nil ul the the Iai or of tt ow on © or ceed The coatly style in which the fair tableaux bpon the sts shortcom! , diabolical, to the "gra cm ee Se PLAY. PLAY PLAY BESReEEESTE SSESSSE istatst oF Ttet S © 3 Keicteta ie SSSossess: Sesce s SESSa Sasa SaSae cuuyscccl Peefaferetessotateta re one week in advanc Porlormange erunuaies ei zed. then we See. Rowever et tof dthe ‘oak, with a of live ship of the constitution by. & ant bait famiehed a looking sat of white eh Here, ope of the trteadland served nee talons it was Polly Marshall, which we shall take the liberty ekered aboli femininities of jo the finally wring waa otk eed the he literary Terpelcboresny 12 farcieal i Duiletia ia 1GHT. without extra ronng orit_be NEW rore ening wi minaiol ad ‘of Wales Balt “ess and most celebrated work, UN IN MASCHBRA juerade (The Mas uerade ball, which will be presented for the fourth time io Amertoa, oe with Mme. Colsom, Miss Hinkley, Miss Puillips, Brignol, Peed ri. Coletti, Deubreul. Mr, Muzio will introduce, for the first time, a Grand Gallop, composed expressly for this occasion, which wil! be dauced by hs Comps of ‘ballet ammaieurs and those patrons of ths opack way wish to be upon the stage during the Masquerstg Hallet Divertissement, under the direction of Ronzant Director and Conductor. ignor MUAIO, BrRookurw ac. Ac ADENY. OF MUSIC, AY, February y ‘Gray .D GALA NIGHT. Firat night of v exits invest and most celebrated moet, N BALLO L yolk mal he) presented with th me brillignos ant or, without curtailment or abriagene ote Academy of ose, wi fadame olson’ Sian Hinieioy, Me Miss Hink! Patiipe Big. Brignal, dbreate Me aN D BAL alt bier OrVaekiniae ae se Director and Coudue' eSigaor MUZE, BW BOWERY i apeean rie N koe gra. Manas J Ke Pox Linged, pAb 4 'D TUES v. 18 and 19, 1 sos HAND Coie PATON wise THE GL Nt Wich was withdrawn on account = the bereavement a ae fam! of y MR,G. L. FOX, be reproduced this evening, “It has already bom BY TEE PRESS AND Tlie Rann OPINION, As the moet brilliant prod te day, THE GORGEOUS SCAN ER THE MAGICAL TRA NSFORMATIONS, "And the lant seen representa. the BIRTH OF THE PEACOCK Ta the bower eg Cy pa Ni elicit, MOST RAY i a AEE ARE, a. VOR AROUPE Cl OF P t. in MTMLSTS, P| y Pa! thy Universally acknowled to be Cuils i ere RAVE fT emt to He wil be repented every nigh, tu farther notion sarunpay ‘AFTERNOOS ‘The paatomime will Fy Pas deai ony: by se pelile drama of THE cess OF GH GC. Boniface Mra. Wid. Jota Sergeant Austerlitz.. ‘Theresa z After ihe pantomime the domesiie drama of WOMAN'S LOVE UM'S AMERICAN MUSKUM. ANOTHER RICH DRAMATIC NOVELIT THE WOMAN IN wala WOMAN IN WHITE! In va, From the great sory of that name, by Wilkie Collins, ~~ | bublisued im Harpers Weekly —tramatized by AIKEN, £5 witt Author of “Cacle Toin's Cab boen in preparation and rehearsal for gevera! be produced with appropriate scenes de. every, Afternoon and Evening, tise Wreck, os Monday, February Mis DORA DAW RON, THE, DOUBLE VOICED VOOA- LAST, will appear at each performance, in 9 popular du singing alternately a deep and powerful teaor, and a swe delicate soprano—dresssed one half asa man, (he o'hae half aga lady, She will also sing, La appropriate costume, at each perforn a National Patriotic Song, beartag the cherished banne In aadition to tha the Stars and Strip. hbove, which (s more than canbe found at ary jyther ote. Viishment alone for lesa than double the orice of ad. the entire Museum, the following living wond thes are all to be seen Prithout extra chat > LIFORN, Of AMERIC AN BEARS Onley THE GREA’ MMOTH BEAR SA Ww oot 200 pounta, Artest and reagan oe DRIBSBACH, THE MON K Sea To’, uv ING BLACK INARCH OP THE OCEAN, THE TWO LI Nay uC CHULDRIN, UV ANG Ate BINO PP AMILY from Mai ener i Me Ag WHAT iw or MAN MONKEY, THIRTY LIVING T HAbPY FAMILY, THE Living SEAL, IW DOLLAR SPECKLED BROOK TROUT GRAND AguaRiA, WAX FIGUAS, and neat a Milton Cirositon, all parts of the world. Ti cindon, 4 enue Obiidren under tan, 16 pens Parquet, 15 cents extra; Children under ten, 10 coats. RYANT’S MINSTRELS, Mechanics’ iJall, 472 Broadway, above Grand straet, Monday, Te HithY AND BAN fring the week, the popular comedia ae n thelr laughable burlesque of PEEL AND NORTON THETE DOUBLE SHUFFUR, WANBOLD. PREGEY, {GOULD AND HILTON, the pleasing vocal quartotte, chor GRAPE VINE TWIST; Gaiety TO VOUNNYS KARR Tickets 25 conta, ouD Doors open at 63(; curiae vives at 7){. Hoes & CAMPBELL'S MINSTRELS. -NIBLO'S BALOON. ANOTHER bot ad BILL, Monday evening, Febuary 13, aad every evening, OLD UNCLE 85! LD UNCLE SNOW, OLD UNCLE sNow. THE MUMMERS, THE MUMMERS, THE MUMMERS. PAT-RIOTAC TRIO, PAT-RIOTIC TRIO, PAT RIOT-TC TRIO. LATHUR V8. POLITICS, Lave, ae cp gTTTOR, SPEECH. NIGGER IN THE TENT. ar 2, Dances, Plant N23 GARDEN. Nixon... ... Lessee and Manager 5) F. BISHOP. FInsT UaSBAY OF, ROHEMIAN G GIRL, A Arline (first appearance in this character) Madame ANNA BIS) Devilsboof - Ms, Aynsley Jonas Thaddeus (first Florestine (for tis occasion on Mr, Brohotee ¢ Howloe Count Arubeit n Orchesica of Thiriy Performers.” *Papde Chorus of Thirty Voices Conductor... Carl Angchute Chorus Maste ‘The opera will be spi por upon the! lage, ‘vith the original music, songs, chorises, Drees Circle and Parquette, 50 ring Orehestra Chairs secured at $1 each. MPHE ORIGINAL AXD ONLY CHRISTY 'S MINSTREL are pow Tetntiog home snd will open ie Broakive, Fev bruary 19 and 20; Newark, February 21 ruary $2; Morristown, February 23, 8, ae, ee ving au¥ right to dhe mame: ggupasy Sow ae — Fit NK ED’ |, Ageat, Waacrs 2 THEATRE. SPLENDID har \BRY NIGHT, AON THe BiG Pose, ROOKLYN ATHENEUM. B POLYPHONIC ASSOCIATION. EASON 1300-61 FIRST GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL [ON THURSDAY EVRNI . FEB, 21, AT § O'CLOOR, ‘The follow ing artists wil : FRED. STE! "ORs, HENRLALEY, Violin(s’. Monee ‘J. M. LORETZ, Pianist, MONS. GHAS DE JANON, Guitartety And other artists and amateurs. Eo cents. For aa asic siaren ta Broskiym, and Aiello 12 fall sive , oriies, 31 Nassau tree! ker's,, 16 aod William sirect, New York, 10s doors. ‘The two grand pianos’ used on tke occasion are from ee celebrated manufactory of Messrs. Steinway & Sons. HALL, THIRTY -THIRD S1REBT, k'" ‘The Continental ‘With their Grand Orchestra, attired in thelr Ancient Costumes, Sing on Tyctday und Wednesday eveni Feb. 19 aad Tickets, 25 cents, Commence at 3 o'clock. ETURBN OF PAGE'S “VENUS.” AMERICAN AND ronnie ‘ Ayeat or PAINTING, ‘This picture has been ¢ wanted by more thaa Persons in New York alone, ‘Open day and evening. TING GUARA! eras pa aire VERY NiGHT. bu ‘BY THE CELEBRATED 1D SHERWOOD. panace ou GARDEN MUSIC HALL. mWAvOUL IN Six Le SEATING, daily fro 3 M. patintal . oped Hor ingen ti ctr For i ten? Prot, K HARMONIC SOCIETY.—SRISTOW'S PRAISE aes ase be’ performed ow A all. Members of the sa re above, Si orchestra, w willbe held at at Hrving Hall tbis aftern 500, Zovciock, All who can will please ‘attend. The reguiar re Ticareal wit be held, an ustial, to night, at Th; o'clock at Dod- worth TMF, 46 Broadway, when those Who have taken tickets Gre seiuested to make thelr relurns, All the members ac@ a attend, By order, Ww. ALLACK'S THEATRE” Wes Ob Admission 35 cease, t. ‘The hall will be day and F: exclusively from 10 A. YO GRAND PERFORMANCE OF ae FIRST. GRAD view GATOR, Qup, . ju. espace 99 TwHRoy EVENING, Feb, ™ i aT IRVING BALL, = ‘Tickets 6) cents, | Toe Overarre wilt be produced cinder tha direousn e€ ra ratorto wil os hI ” wher, RO, F BRISTOW, Dy the following asiste am “mt me re RIA Ph i iene JAM ON. ir. 6. W. RABEL WOON TUM FULL CHORUS OF THE HARMONIC Prana FULL one Ct HESTRA, commencing voc, open at 7; HARMONY SHOULD arf the wea Rand bi i see % ry . g eee faced by 0: M oe, In compliment to the above, Master @. Tow: he Champion Sword Swallower and Stone Kater, will, on Ratuce and Monday evenings, asalst with the performance of ule winder NTED—ONE FIRST CLASS LADY OUNeE, ont naense, aad w Comedian, at Piva! apne. Peni. bry in “asad ‘Beojamia Trine bia, Varteties, Pitts Poaa, M LOO! AT ANDERSON fA: 18g SLRTHE ay OR SKATING ‘wewth and Thirteenth ta, nd Circulars, with full partiewlars, nath Avenue De Trail emirance from For fourtl’ at Wao M from eitber' leaned ritten by @ ¥¥. a Bvondar a, an, For aalg we