The New York Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1862, Page 7

SALES AT averion, ~ nn NA neninntenninninee WCTION NOTICE.—M. B, CHAPMAN, AUOTION- ger.—Super Household Purnituse and rare Wo, ke ‘sale com. tin day Ur: ) yh aaah that i Ti o'ticek. wt the rassence of Esfj., 48 West Sixtoonth sirect, between Fifth reo} th aveniien, Magnlicent seven o-tave rosewood Piano- Legally carved, jegsand case, lined with satinwood, the ymadecs | rows: nts, made by Broadway makers, guaranteed—the richest instrament offered at auet on seas; Forwood Ganterb ry and Stool velvet Cover, pisic, &e, Room Suits—Two ope full Suits, hiy carved tn frult und towers covered tn Hrengh broca: g entlane Gy Gatpie Reve «pelon ig airs, covered sain; Lounge, Ltegeres, Bookcase, Centre Table, coigniires, Cavinets, | aics Work Table, ancient and pier oll eminent artiis—The May val, by Gardens of Versailles aud Las “ pbourg, bs id.; Tumaculate fonseptien, rilo'® painting in ihe. Tou Gatigy, Pr Wine Scene om the Neva, St. Petersburg, by Ketchell; Sea ewe by Legrand. two inateh. patntings; “Landscapes by uperb Paintings Sn silky Benes In Stotian, by! Dana neh Line Engraving, Pier Mirrors, larze Mantel irvors, Jobroitered Lave als, Attistie Bronge 3 tatuary, Vases, ; Bronze Statue of Hamiet, Minerva, Goddess of War, a of “Arc, Richard Cour'de Leon, Indian, Warriors, etry: Music, Pasnting. Rembrandt, Ruben’'s Fisher Boy a Gi Cupid aud Piyche, 5 to magnificent Vases, collection of Jerome Bonaparte; Paria ares pisnuew od Ormolu Ornaments, superb plu um—Sol ra aren ‘ble ‘ope Extera’on ible, to ‘march: Chairs, Gonches ‘rors, China Dinner and ‘Tea seu, Ruby and L Grystal cut A engraved Glassware, Silver Dinner a edicid fable Cusiery, Sliver Piated Caste % Onttos Ure: kets, Spoons, ‘Buiter Knives, Napkin B'ngs, Saivers, Lines &e, Chambers—Roser Dress Barca, mbrroles Wanirobes Shaving Sands, Toliet Tables, Halt and. Spring Muttececes, ter Beta Biankets Lingn Sheets, Counter panes, Sofas, okers, Chairs, Hatstand, Siair Carpets, Rods, 4c. Also, ‘sscortment of Baseuuent and Kighen Furultare UCTION NOTICE. Veremp‘ory sale of bean of all deseriptions, with a rare collection Of Paintings and elegant Works of Art, ‘An extraordinary opportunity for Honsmbectery he elegant dwelling house 152 West Twenty-first street, ween Seventh aud Eighth ave This Pay YY) @iternoon, at two o'clock recteely, Comprising the entire contents of the house, Phe whole comprising a collection seldom olfered at aue- USSELL W. WESTCOTT, auctioncer, will sell, as above, berb rosewood Parlor Su1:ts, rosewood Centre and Pier Ta: Silkand Lace Curtains, elegant Etagere and Oru: nts, superb Pianoforie, Turkish Lounge, Arm Chairs, panificent Mantel Vases, va and Parian; Bronze Clock, cape and historical “4, Pebly fr wed gold ‘end dacape Shades, Chanclicrs, Jewel. CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOM. Prant rosewood Bedsteads, with superb Spring and Watr lttresses to fit; Dressing Bureaus, two Walnut Suits, cov- Curd Tables, Flower Vases, kers, Hair Mattresses, elevant ‘ote. Cut ful Furotture ar fipuion, “All B.S Housekeepers and eiaa will find this sale worthy of special attention, as the Furniture i all in perfect order, and till be sold Without reserve. J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER. a on ol Court betion ol of Robt. Tier, under the reo, BO) will sell at auction, on Wed- y, 19th in: rer a the Merchants’ Exchan, cry.—Tho wo story and attie Howse and Lot, Nos. 14) Bowery, lot 26 by about 97 feet, near Broome street, th Street.—The ‘ilree story brick Shop and Lot of und, No. lid Elizabeth et, in rear of the ashore lot on Bowery, 25.10in front by about. 108 in de} nd Siiget-—The two siory and attic brig front House Lot, N t, coruer Mott, lot 24x8) on the fo, 208 Grand. str fon Mott street, are two story fram 42 Mott street, eee cere ‘eat Forty-sixth Street — i pt, 300 feet, west of ennie, each 25x UeTION NOTICE.—! LEG ANT HOUSEHOLD FUR- At Merit c ah pt be JOSEPH 1. SMITH Au sell, this day. March 1h uta cot ight Taal atreet, near Brotdway, consisting of hand- iat vine ate Beinn, epee aaa food Blagercs, with mirror beet and doors; Centre and Tables, Turkiah Armchairs and, Lounges, covered in el and reps; China Vases, ; anda, Bronie Clocks, Mirrors, fen et oar aad Kiegant rosewood se Lots, south side lo Forty-aixth at 1 ke rcolse! all the at the first clare residence Stool and Gor cost woood and mahozany Bedroom Suits, HairMattresses, ‘and Bedding, Blankets, Sota Bed okers, g seat Chairs, Clocks, Cuirtai brary Furalturs in aulte, co Book: if" bck walnut Buffet, Ex. jon Table, twelve Diniiz Chairs, Lounge, Glass, Ching Bilver Ware, Carpets, Table Cutlery, ‘oe Bato positives beh iG hae type td FOR Tania TRADE. ROTH. peed will al this March 14, at 2 Late all the elegant Household Fur Furniture of the dwelling house No. 125 Waverley place, between Wash- square and Sixt! ig of handsome els, Three-Piy a1 wo Parlor Baits, od Jin ail marble Carp and brocate! Bedateads, ees. Mattresses, Bods Bedding? ers, is, Lounges, Caairs, Tea and Extension Bullet, Dini Bookcases, Corner and Book Glass, Ch: dl Silver Ware; Table = Cornices, Shades, Qiicioths, tutlery, Clock Candelicrs, e. Sale M. MERWIN, AUCTIONEER, PL etee MERWIN & CO., Irving Buildings, 594 evening, March 14, at 7 o'clock, scellaneous Book: ‘a great va. miscellane- erature, Scientific, Classical and Schcol Books, ae. Papanese, Chinese aud other Fancy Articles, LGNEE'S SALE OF HOUSE FURNISHING GOOD! in, Wooden and Willow Ware, silver p mber's Stoek, Iron Safe, de. © GO, will sell ‘on Monday, J) af a jhiyns the stock contalted thereia, 7 e cont rein, Her of J. 8. TAGKEY, ‘Assignee, W. SEIXAS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS day, at L055 o'clock, a opal. 1234x37 feet, on full on place aud Flatbush avenue, with Lease yours, A good staad for ® blackaunith, stable feed Free rent, yID - EGAN, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS - ay, nt 438 Carlal treet, at two o'clock, Beds, Bedding, Chairs, D.ning, Extension wana other MS othe Loutger, Washstanae: Wortioten, What ds, Carpets, “Ollcloths, Matting, Ae. D” De Be will personal at! etieat to outdoor sales, Ci low, respectfully solicited. 1, Bargal ins to-day. sie DLOW, AUCTIONEER. le, by order of the United Statcs Trust Company, of Pete ‘Nassau street. 4.C0. will sell at suction. on Saturday, ‘clock at the Merchants’ Exchange— ABET The large double marble tront build- Bandit? Nassau sircelebetween Ann and Beekman }, and running through to Theatre alley, bein the pro- tion of which was formerly occu 88 the Ar. The bnildings cover the entire lot, 80 by about are six stories high, good sub-cellars, and iron shut. font and rear. The preiises ave occu 4, and partly rented for the coming y¢ mn Femaln on bond and moriyage, ctioneers oilice, No. 3 I LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER,—THE SURVIVORS Natiians & Co. wil sell at auction, ayibe hange, on Tvesday, March 25, 1962 at 12 M., Guctioncer,, 19ur performing Elephants any, Cleopatra, Jenuy aud Mary), one baggage Mm, one gold Wateh, one Bo nce and Robert Sacely (or $1,000, secured b; louse and lot in Lansingiurg, fronting on t Ginches wide and 12) fect in length; oF KE sectred by mortgage on premises Feet, in this city, at 6B feet feet wide, Zebea, ome four dot Edwin feraut'persons, m schedule ef oe spationee No. 3 Pine street, and at 8: {Surv ing Partners, '§ SALE—EXECUTOR'S SALK.—THE UN- S aecutors of the, tant. will nad testainent of Fr, dgoekscd will ae, at public avetion, on creaidenes of Dr, Garr, on Gioon street, fn the village ‘Ontario cOUDLY, New Bp ‘on Thursday, penton (2 Ch) day of March, 1862, commencing at 16 “A ita on that d CLs, Personal erie ty, to witr— five year ol stallion th - youre als Haren EsMaN tition i WILD. IRISHSAN. are own brothers, and were aired by the “Oia Wid Lrishinany” now «ft lately owned and the dam of (bots the horses own Stal. ct mparted onsternstion,” Aivo, four. fares rt with fost ty Nand eight Colts, of different ages. Also, sand place, alice persanal proper fami fin, "Household ‘Fursivure, Of wale ace handbtlis. anpataga, March "ARD SCHES Tousehold Furaiture.—By Ith inst., at 11 o'clock, rs ay way, Glarge and eléqant assortment of first sehold Furniture, comprising Parlor, Chamber, Li- fea’ Dining Room Suits, and other elegant Furniture. ‘K, Ho Or eOnENOR, DWAKD. SCHENCK, his salesroom: SALES AT AUCTION, sx, R-OFFICE 170 CHAT am 8 ih Aver CTON Ea the 14th instant, at 17 andu9 Hausto fine Guunters Beer Fumpe har Fist unters, Beer Iu ar Fixtures. gratnut Tabled, oak and ottier Chaire, larit is English 'Oilciothe, wo Ranzes, Pane! Doors, Stoven,, Partitions, 890° feet ( Burners, Lainps, Caste , large Lot of roe! Adquors, Segars, AUOTIONBER WILL. “SELL THIS M. yous) Yolock, at salesroom 86 Nassau Street, Househol Jesraliy consisting of black wainut, 3 in wr foe nag oysivet and tharnin | Garpenas Marble Fe Bookcases, Eseruoa Dintng davies, Bullet Dining Chairs, Dressing, Bar Half, Mattresses, ‘Feather Beds, Washstands, Redsieg ber r Suis, a taelion, BR. WitZhlh abcriontie wirraay REE MAZE LE wil set at ‘iis DAY (FRIDAY), M Atloy as c joel at their salesroom, ey een A RDWARE, CUTLERY, &c., in lots to suit alae comprising In part Shore. Axes, Ane vils, Vises, Hammers, Hatehets, Trowels, Planes. Shovels, Ma- nure Forks, Tac! , Brads, Trunk Nails, Screws, Braces, Files, Screw Drivers, Butts, Squares, Guages, Compasses, Plyers, FackeChatn, ‘Tailors’ Tous, Dook Spricgs ‘Spoke Shaves, brass ad Nails, Pricker Pads, Hat ana Coa: and Wardrobe Hooks, Drills, on Jacks, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, bras# Locks, Centre,” Gouge, lip and Syoon Mitts! Hooks, Tap’ Measures, Padlocks, Tea ‘Trays, Table, Tay Dessert and Wicket Cutlery, &e- woaiton Clothes Lines, Sash Cord, Fishlines, Cotton J. BOGART, AUCTIONEERS—SATURDAY, MAROH +15, at 1034 o'clock, ut the auction rooms, No. £ North Wil- lun street, by virtue of an attach ment and execution, House- hold Furniture, consisting of mahogany Sofas, Loum, Dressing Buredus, mahogany Washstands, Frenen phate Pier Glass, Velvet, Brassuls, Phrce-ply and Tagrain Carpetst Wardrobes, Conigo Tables, mahoguny, Secretary Bopkease, mao 3 rench and Cotta age 3 Beast ats Olieloty, Feather air Mustresses , Kitchen Furnilure an Utenblls, one Wagons is CHLARLESS F. Watts, Constable. W, NUTERS, AUCTIONEER-SELLS ‘THIS DAY, at 2o'clock, at 454 Canal street, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, all the Furniture, Beds, Bedding, beetle baie’ Hains, Dining and Tew ‘Tables, Pier and Mun: Piuston bat waahoptay Oaae, ouetoaewroed case one Bookcase, Gas Fixtures, Hair’ atiréasen, marble top Dress- jug Bureaus, Washstands, Toilet China, lass, &e.; one Sofa Beil, Cane and Mahogany Chairs, Rocking do,, Wardrobes, Stoves, Woodware, aventry, Three-Ply end olber Carpmtar Fainuiigs Btagerés, Rigs, Mats 4c. together with the Din- ing Room'and Kitchen Furniture, £0, By onder of SIMON ELLIOTT, Mor Ww. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER—WILL BELL | ang day, at 20° ‘clock, at 456 Canal street, Assi, Furniture, Carpel ds, Bedding. Dining Kitchen Furniture, China, Glass, So:as, Chairs, Tables, &¢., dc. 3 order of SIMON ELLIOTT, “Asaigase, WOLF, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE 49 JACKSON Maurer Will sell this day (Prvday), Mureh Te xt 1035 ok, the entire Stock and Fixtures of the first class Gro- gery aiid Liquor Store, 202 Grand sireet, corner of Mott, viz; elegant Fixtures, Counters, onc large Glass Case; also a good stock of Groceriés and Liquors. _POLITICAL, W"ban THE TAMMANY HALL YOUNG MEN'S Domocritie General Committee represenis the 88 of democratic young men in the city ores therefore be tt Row vad, That we are in favor of our country —our whole country, indissoluble, now and forever—and utterly opposed fo rebels wo sock déatruction and ‘to their late happy homes, and we also oppose abolition ‘rebels who seek rule or ruin in their blind zcal for the negro’s welfare. Resolved, That we are op) to emancipating negro slaves unless upon some plan of colonize ion, in order that they ‘miay aot come in competition wita the white man's ected, ‘That we urge the vigorous prosecution of the ex- Asting wur, until every traitor is brought to subjection or driven from the country. Resolved, That these resolutions be published, and coples transmitted to the President of the United States and mem- bers of Congress from tl _DRY Goops NOVE! A AWtRGe ROBES, WITH SHAWLS TO MATCH. the Dress and Shawl for. rece FOULARD SILI GRISATEE IES oe yard wide “Ole. per Yard ‘ay Will 'be opened on Monday, 10th ‘inst., LEGRAIN'S, 729 Broadway, corner of Waverley place. Auso, * Richly Embroidered and Piain HANDKERCHTEFS, tine be balance of an importer’s stock, 50 per ceut under regular pi BLACK THREAD VEILS, (ro: nd a fine choice of FRENCH LINEN GAMBAIC sera °™! ® Pls 729 Broadway, corner of Waverley place, JORSETS AND SKIRTS NICE, FITTING CORSETS, from 75 cents; best Steei Skirts, 50 cents; also Werley’s Paris Corsets, very cheap; ladies’ Under Gx nis, Kdgin; Rutilings, Trimmings, &c.; Jouvan's Gloves, 3 cents, at Broadway, near Nineteenth street. NDIA CAMEL'S HAIR SHAWLS BOUGHT FOR CASH, or taken in exchange for diamond jewelry. Cash pal for Diamonds. Apply gnly from 9 till 10 A. ML and from 2 wns. MB. W. LUMB, Diamond Broker, 512 Broadway, foney to + Orereal & TAYLOR, 461 TO 467_Bi BROADWAY, INVITE THE ATTENTION OP “ouT OF TOWN” BUYERS to their new and well assorted stock of SPRING DRY GooDs, which they are offering at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Wholesale entrance in Grand street. Ww YORK sania 5°: AA ae Te road: Ben Nees from St, Thomas’ chursh, between = ‘and Bleecker. |. ded. MYERS & CO. Ww CLO ARS EY. CLOAKS. ENZ, 291 GRAND STREET, 1s now offen eae stock of NEW SPRING CLOAKS at exceodingly low prices, ranging from $4 and upsaric: 201 Grand street, cornse of Hiarise. A WINDOW Sit AES. 359 359. NEW DESIGN Ter Private Dwellings, Ci AND, FRESCO A AND" HOLLAND § SHADES, GOLD Bb. ck or Made to bob meer aeer: oy RETAIL, 359. MUSLIN CU RTAINS, SLIN BORDER: NOTTINGHASL LACE, HEGRE LACE, olesale and Retail, Arvo. 339 Broadway. . Le & J.B. ae, &C. RIS SPR! D SUMMER MILLINERY. —MRS. A DAVIDSON, Sah Worker street on fully informs merchants and milliners from the ¢ at she ix now repared to exhibit the very latest sof Paris, Patera onnet Spring Millinery, at the lowest whol: PRING BONNETS NOW READY.—MILLINERSs suP Ss plied, Bonnet barrains. Silk Bonnets, Straw Bonnets Mourning Be jnets, Briial Bonnets aud Millinery Goods L, BINNS’ Millinery, 581 Bi 58}, opposite the Metro politan Hotel, uv st: feaued and bleached: AN ORDER FOR TTE! TON. —I HAVE TO FLLL a Kenta purchase cast off Cio:hing, Purniiure, Gare ell Ladies and gentlemen cai hi e by calling at ov addressing M. ‘ABRAUAMS, Ladics punctuaily attended to by Mrs. ighest wie Seve ainavenuc, (TLEMEN —1 HAVE ast of Clothing, Fur- Hor ive licornig ‘market, I do promise just recelved $1,000 niture - gar to pay th prices in the city by calling on or address- Inga nove to, MINT2y 187 Stuth ‘dredue, two doors above Tenth street. Ladies attended to by Mrs, Mints. Reweu- ber, 137 Sixth aven POSITIVE FACT.—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, Ir ‘on want (o get the fuil value for your cast off Clothing, ture, hand Jewel the best, you, can, do, is to miler rity ind avenue, L-4 tween Thirty-cighth and Ponte frat streets, east side, dies attended to by Mis. Ht 12,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTH. pets, Furniture and Jewelry wanted, for which can be obtained yous on or addressing ‘a i i, Sixth avenue, near werley place. Ladies at- ees Oe Min Bei Please romemose and try 79 Sixth avenue, )RGE COOK. AUCTIONEER —ELEGANT HOUSE- ald vane caeete ot day, at ock, at the store ey '& Buperd stock of ‘or, Chamber, Library, rend Pining Room Fora tipe, enauite and in a Sepa arcels; Parlor F rein agered, Secretaries, Work Tabi ses, ware ardroved th, Extension’ Dining Taview, Easy Chairs, vesses, &c., making # very com: i, ‘which the attention of buyers is asked, as the tiv Atl o'clock, one superb seven octave Pianoforte, ‘made, cost $600. Suid for account of whom it may a. RY B. HERTS, JR, AUCTIONEER, Sheritl’s aay WOR x, Harness, ae. H ‘00D & Jhon Friday, Moreh 14, at i} Oreiock, at their sates. 450 Broadway, { handsome new and second Wagons, family Ko ray Enalish Dog Cart, wp > top Buget: 8, angle and dorible Harne havnediately’ a nd tore a fe Bay Fe 8 igi, ti told, apund wud kind fa any barn omy . £0. complete, ty Order, _ JAMES LYNC ‘ay B Pitty RY WOOD & day, March 13, chook, Sheriff, Maven 17, MBS LYNCH, Shortt. AS. LYNG ane abore asic ie aljourned watt Mond yame time and place, “By ord “HE ERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER, age sale, Oflion’ Furniture, Safe, Ad, bop & 60. will sell on Friday, March 14, {helt walasrooms, 430 Broa’ ay. 8 lot of Senate, auding Decks, Counters, Railing, Wins jades, Ao.'; also one Herring's patent Safe, with Hall's My order of mortgage ry B. HERTS, JR. AUCTIONEER, herit's sale, Household Furniture, int WOOD & CO, will sell on Friday, Mareh 14, at thule aalestooms GR Broadway, an ee i Howech: urniture, Carpets, Sofas, Couch par ‘xe. + Onrpties LRG ee rit, AUCTIONEER. —| ORSES, WAGONS, &0.— ites COLR'S 8 il eo viday, March 14, at aN fo front a pacer) Laat ut Wagons, Harness, RY B. Mort iNRY o'clock tT — Magee AND WESTERN AGENCY highest peo, Can_bgouunined for cat of iT Cs ases, from Guanine ai om 3 Sis (or Panis, trom $1 3010 $6, A note addressed t rei eh =| is, 388 Mowery, Jonew areet, will be punictualy attended to, ‘Leadtes by Mrs. Hacris, | TIENTION AND GENTLEMEN.—IF YoU A wish, Oe EADIEG me for your cast off Clothing, Garpets, Parniture and Jewelry, the best you ein do is 0 fend a rote to the well known déaler, F. HARRIS; there ou may be convinoad you wil be desit with to your satisfac on} tor dresses, 1 to $30; foc coats, fram to $15; for pants, from $1 toes br don't for 13, Tot Seventh avenues adios attended by Stes. Harris GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING wanted—Furniture, ( Jewelry, fe. to supply the igrtorn market, Fy pay For Silk Dresses, 2 to $40; Coats, from, $1010 82); Pants, "from 83,10, Gah ou or address AnD cas, 218 Seventh’ aven Feentytocrih nad fwenty-nfin streets, by Mra. D. 152 SEVENTH AVENUB, LADIES AND GENTLE. hen can dispose of theif cast off Clothing, Carpeu lurniwure and Jewelry. I guaranive to pay fi lor in the eit or con more than any ote bum. Duguert by great r pretenders, Please call on or fosd, Auhaly 198 Seventh ‘avente, batween twenties and Twenty-Gret streots, Ladies attended by Mra, Antialt. GREAT UNION VICTORY 18 GAINED.—LADIES AND gentlomen thas been victorious, in being pronounced many that B, MINTZ, of 179 Thir th Ben yarn the bighest price for ase oo Clothing ns, Carpets, it Farnttare and Jewelry, and still means to conti will favor him with a note or call. Hoe will not gl cominunity by offering $40 for silk dresses, $7 Tor pants, ay Is done by other dealera but he the full valae for each 3 articl | Any cas ih. Please remem! well known dealer £179 Third avenue, near Seventeenth Gren lave of 197 Sixth avenues “Lathes elisnas ed by Mrs. Mintz. OYS' CLOTHING.--JONES & LEWIS, streets New York, up stairs. We vite the entton of jers to our new and well ted stock of Youths and and Childrens’ Clothing, eahich we are en ‘at very low prices, ENTLEMEN'S NEW. AND LI purchased for th woner I ‘Nl be pal a. wn ease eal sore or ad ‘ie D. Pa Mae ty is ‘ne FULTON ore er Lf Con: NEW: YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1862. er AMUsiMaees. pV —, , , IBLO’S GARDEN. anne ) Pre nnn nnn MUSEMENTS, ND MANAGE . M. Gorrse! ae I diet EL. DAVEN es x si ciara We WHRATLEY. IN a otters Cr 4 Thictoontis etrect, | dasa ADATSION ON NIBLO 8 SALOON, is IWo YEARS 4 ‘BA CHAROK KOK MésERVED Twenty-third might of fe. Ht COLLANE. a TWO YEARS INCREASING success (y aaanis ite 802 Mou toa cma Seaa GREAT SVBCTACULAR DRAMA, im Two YA Emornin si asl Wall strveg reusing, 70L Broadway, and Sibeliiay ME COLLEEN BAWN IN WO YES Programme for the wet onnes that Mr. GOTTSCHALE, tie sripas $F GARitYOWEN. it two Yeas lege umPhant concerts in Washunge loons iene IN TWO YAKS 75, Ooo. ONE “GRAND aN Ni AGONORRE, + IN TWO LONDON GBaORANG SN MONDAY, MARCH 1 “Mr. J. COLLINS fi See vacee DON CR, being the Thirteenth of ‘Mrs. JOUN WOOD 2D A IN TWO. ¥Ral r 7O-MIGHE CPRIDAY). MR. GOTTs es HultaD, A Bae p mati Bake [ill be acted (fourth time here) Tobin's ive act comedy of aes SBECIAL crracmat | a CRNERY | VENING, Will perforin ane heat pet ‘last by ‘werowaed house. vith great applause). MAMLDA tL ety f full ind faehionadea lenges a porary secret tPA Sic. BRIGNOLL, oJ and will . entitled i) re i or ‘stud given lo-night, with the following Gorse, sm MATINERS 1 D" INSTRUCTION . JOHN WOOD i Rolando. Mr. Lester Wallack | Admission $1. No exira charge Tobin ibis Nations andthe ‘Tickets tor Mr. Gotischalk’s Matinees a Insitnenen will be i ‘ realy this moruiug, at Boer & Schirmer's, No. 101 Bross Aa asic FERRSOR, % Tie Matinee be secured for the fire: or any of the ited Parquet Staiis, ‘ ; THE FIRST MATINEE DINSTRU Fai ox Sig i ie MATa Tete FUULIMBS pier at Leving Halton oauese, sa = MALLDA HERON’ INGE. DOORS OPEN reat Me PROVOST'S THEATR in we arg wee when Mr. Gottschalk will play upon tw tn Fumenta d a in the centre of the : 0 arcane “y Tote popu geen Sates Rheained pebbiges Now and Original Home Piay, “iowa M; Henriques | \no of sight of all present. Pie igociat’ obhess Of insas ate ular resort, alter I Doyation and redecoration, will HE BELLE oP THE SEASON he ne ‘i as hees, it will be remembered, ix to present to the eye as well Dente MO reg gon hh THe Bau Gv Tie GEASL ore ae tietsats Grolne! othe plantar, Be" atvacaes euminent young Arner un Tue Hae Witt be produced (iret thie here) sheridan Kuowlew’ cole- | of ments ta feet this onject aosecarily. involves « consides ot will make his frat appearance in New ork, rpesiod bys THe id LOVE ONASE. Siratho taal only 2° healed nants Senn aban os thea Wane saabeaend lee, map ee il aaa oe Be nd ay anise ait pictiresque and now, the Seenery superb | ther: may he ainple accommodation and perfect asceasibility, tends to represent during his engagement inthis city bas THE BELLE point tient, senate: caempenres sped 3 1S eonvouls. Collschalic te — wi — present and eligted the'wouder and a oiration of large and e1thustste THE BELLE ‘Acasd of immense force,in which Mr, Mark Smith will be | Pais sth they may desire to Lave made clear to them, i fusenees in all ce principal cea o rniied States, and THE BELLE included, bis rat appearance here. tickets be issued 0 persons admitted than cau comfortably a8 rt Roa ne great impersonations of the THE BiLLLE 0! Box book open for any of the evenin: gurround the iano bins whi pacts } dle father, the ual celebrated which haa been writen by hers ie ne which, Wherever ft Nonior, rs open, ats performance commences at 73, P NO OTHER ARTISTS Full particu! by TH. has been played, has been acknowledged as a most beautifal | and terminate betore ‘will take pazt.on theas » MF particulars in future bilis and advertisements, bey ni tout piciuine of Amverionn-demeatoniten = se occasions, “The “atest 1 exercised to make the ‘alan setae Aas possible, go hat the = rey Family C Bo! MUSEMENT AND" INSTRUCTION. newand Par juei. .60 cenis | Orchesira’ Stalis Pris Boxes. . . ‘The early hour at wisi tne dive the management 25 cents iL ness as octal ‘To render the play in the mos: perfect form possibl enpiesment bas been enterod, into, with the distinguished comedienne of the Boston and Puiiadeiphia theatres, Mra, Gladstone, who will make her trst sppearance in Now York ont BY harey gk 539 BROADWAY, BETWEEN 8PRING and Pi UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY be rs Te: WITHOUT oA ig AEA LLEL, aE Gena or AILTISES. byes ED ARIA 7 performances terminate ena- to give an Pintermisnion to-night of tem minutes between the third and fourth acts of the comedy, AURA KEENE'S THEATRE. LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE, Doors open ut 634: performumee to commence at 736. CRs, oF MUSIC. ITALIAN OPERA. ir, GRAV oa Ee honor to announce that he will give a pines season of Italian Opera commencit WED! NESDAY NEXT THE 19TH INSTANT, on which occasion he will have the honor of producing, with by Mr. Thorne by Mr. Wilson SREAT STARS” 1s mui PROFESSION. Among the many prominent features of this immensely eventing a superb mise en scene; ND RY BEY NIGHT pecullar scenic effcets and unusual care, Verdi's celebrated altractive Company, the public will nd the following and te following distribution of characters:— THE NEW AND OnIGl : “ ALAX STAR: Florence Upperton, the belle of the season, ....Matilia Heron SH DRAM UN BALLO IN MASCHERA, 183 KATE PENNOVER MONS. VELARDE, | Molly Hardtoil (a sewing gir)).. Dire, Gladatone* Br’ ‘TAURA KEENE, the lect arene of Sai Sree 18) Hb: Sounen. Spngetanity, of MISS KATE PENNOYER AND MONS. VELARDE | Eliza Hookle (schoolmate of F rence)..++ Miss Annie Wilks NTITLED hiropean man: nts, and by its brilliancy always con- MISS RATE PENNOYER AND MONS. VELARDE, Mrs, H. P. Gratian THE “MAG, ARTHY; tributes materially to the enjoyment of the evenly Mr. MISS KATE PENNOYER AND MONS. VELAR! Madantd Hokie (a fashionable miuines) «Mra, Walcot THE MACARTHY! Grau has much pleasure in anuouncing that the masquerade MISS KATE PENNOYER Hons. VELAR CDE Alice (apprentice to Madame Hookie Browne THE MACARTHY; will be unusual » wpiried s aud will introduce a number of MISS KATE PENNOYER MONS. VELARDE, _Pother apprentices Minnie OR. new dreases, dominoes, 4c, never belare seen on an Amert- the preniliim Dancers of America, who are without rival ia nie Miss Jeuuic PEEP of can stage. He ts hap to be to add that he has effecied either Mr, Seats EEP 0! ‘an engagement with the brill i ania danseuse, EUROPE OR AMERICA. - Ada Monk KEP 0! SENORITA Cl EUROPE OR AMERICA, Miss Flyoa Erin, my sunt, while my heart who, i enon: XIMENES amd a powerful spade de Ballet, Prominent ame EOP E, OB AMERICA. ONIN ; pee Greon be thy tv a > arrccteat isle cio ie ogee Antrodues in the Magiuerade rominent among the Vooal Department are |ward Hardtoil (a you -Mr, Barton Hit nd thy harp strikfng bards sing aloud with dev 18S Eva i, FANN’ EST, ries Upparioles.” Mr."A. H. Davenport O"Eria mavourecem, Erin go bra dévotion 4 GRAND T TRRPSICIIOREAN ‘ivemrrasmaa. Mis8 EVA BRENT, and FANNY FOREST | Mr. Prosper (a speculator dd. Distribution of characters of Seiedinat iy LARA LOUIS) Cg ite iG, MISS EVA BRENT, FANNY FOREST (His first appearance at the Winier Garda ) THE MACARTHY...... Miss ISARELLA BINECEY MMDME STRAKO miss EY EVA Bikes ENT, aia ANNY, FOREST, Tom Loman a bachelor medical atu ‘atudent) NELLY Bi RADY (ie Haw Caointhe n ‘MMA WALLER | BRIGNOLI, ee eae a snd others ia ‘thelr ee ec ular ant a vocalists on the ir. Broadhead (a retired lawyer)... ese celebrated ai avo been engaged expre! for this - singe.’ iso tho.sreate a Nr, Curtun (a gay ‘geutlewaud.-..... ite. Ghaties Walcot ae ‘occas page In thecourse of the ball new Waltz, ETHIOPIAN COMEDIAN, Major Volley, U. 8. A Mr. Clarke LAURA KEENE 1 expresaly for this occasion by Signor Bri SAM SHARPLEY, SHARPLEY, | Cui Mr, Richardson. wil ‘danced by afl the Danseuses and C SAM SHARPLEY, BAM SHLARPLEY td ‘De Lite | , On Thursday, the 20th, will be produced, for The rat tite SAM SHARPLEY, SAM SHARPLEL. ‘The ncencry willerbrace Me Mtiee | in several seasons, a he complcie mise on scene, SAM SHARPLEY, SHARPLEY, | Act 1—Fasnionable millinery establishment, pby r, Raymond }'Thady Auber's chef d'ouvre sam SHARPLEY, Ba SHARPLE Act 2—Mra. Upperton’s Boudoir. Capt. Bacnciy. Mr. Marlowe | Helen. Macneary.. MASANIELLO, SAM SHARPLE SHARPLEY, Act 3—The Home of the Student, ‘Terrence McGown. Mr. Peters H..Adlen | with a graéd distribution, in his great Ethiopian delineations, In het Pinky ‘aud laugh- Act 4— Alock Purcell... r, Daly Eetaeg Moore. | MissfoneBurke SENORIFA CUBAS able buriesques, and THE FALLS OF NIAGARA, Capt. Hown Mra. Mulrooney.Mra Marlowe | Will appear for the first time in the great role of Fenella, HITS as viewed from the ballroom of the Ameri Larry Macdad Motyy Flaherty. «Miss Everett On Friday, 2ist, Grand Opera night ; on Saturday, £24, on men, manners and Portas are considered Act $ Pawing Room, of Florence, Vifth avenu Johuny Gaul... ‘Mrs. Dillon | Grand Gala Matinee and Ballet. POCENS ne WING EXCKLLENT NOTICHS Soldiers, Peasants, Feep 0! y Daw rior tr rs Maunidred super- ener DE LUSAN will make her debut om Monday, 4 o he comic geniusand Momus of Pu NEW AMERICAN PLAY, SYNOPSIS OF SCENEMY A AND INCIDENTS, as Skt” Ste fe bs fr THE BELLE OF THE SEASON, ACT FIRST. Scrw EW BOWERY THE TRE. FATTY STEWART? | more fully endorsed by the audience of the WINTER GAR- | SIGNAL TORCH AND MEETING OF THE PEEP O'DAYS. Sole Proprietors. . rs. GL, Fox & J. W. Lingare FATTY STEWART, DEN theatre on its ‘frst repres-ntation on Wednesday Feta March 14, Clerical dignity iuvulted: « mirih-loving Trishman’s Joke; night: CAPTAIN PEEP O'DA' THE BELLE OF THE SEASON.. snation forone of the Order; the A. Fever OF JOHN NUNAN, BE! a ae On which couanion the following bes beautiful Fees a be e bea who creates roars of laughter every time he a| stage, and is Yooltroualy applau PRE cal, whone par production of Miss Matilda Heron's play of wthe | | Scere IH The poor songstress; a pattorn fatherand an af- | presented for th is utiful Dram: a wonde! megan) Gt vocal wi riorm- pelle of "atthe iy eum, day even- jectiona' roth ‘ances are the wonder of he ennire oe ing, Fil cy n interesting era in i "American, ioainias A Sexxe III. The Ban Sante Mary's home; the memo- | The Ru™an Boy... -Mr, G. C. Boniface MIS NELLY Towa play which is neither borrowed, begged, stolen or obtained in Ne Bore After which, t the champion Jig Dancer, who deties Competition with any | £ny particularot plot or character from Eugliah, Bronch, Ger- ATU: RUE | TO TER INSTINCTS: { the male dancers, man or any other foreign sources, is something whieh should | ® mother's love; —e O88; jias Fanny Herring Avausta WALBY, otfall to attract attention. Why itis that writers for the & MOTHER AND CHILD REUNITED. voMr J. Mune ADELE CALLA, should prefer to rely on others instead of themselves—i men of Irish courtship; love and whis Mr. G. L. Few ROSA SIEGRIST, 3, ANBOED, other words, purloin, tustend, of producing gut of thelr own sho ‘tom naan aida ti Peelinn ts that he exciting Drama of a v h alus—is to us rofouns zz) vn dl Wy < teacap; JAS. LA MONTE 3S FARHY AROMER) | -qhieet nad, gronten and tact experienced: sinner of then THE SHAN VAN VOGHT: THREE FixdERED JACK, MISS PROFESSOR NICOLS & 508, besides the entire Gompany of the Melodcon, nei ONE UND, OR. Eis, PERFORMERS, oR, Concluding with the Fa all, through Tom Taylor, down to the most wret hed and | the sack race; after a greased pig: even beep O'Day; the overty ken i writers, this. 7 eva has existed for | @scape; a sudden faaie’ of on Je first and mnoat natural question that iknow asked | Granp gaBLEAN Sic re Ww TO PAY Tun RENT. ONE HUNDEED ay is brought out is, where did the author get D ON FI ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. OME HUNDRED PERFORMERS. i yeingidtetced, ann materor Cones thee termenent | REALIZING CARLETON'S CELEORATED PICTORE eee ONE HUNDKED PERFORMERS. somewhere. Accordingly, when "ACT SECO! COMMODORE NUTE ON SKATES, ONE HUNDIED PERFORMELS. Hee pera em py eee apne Robbing oot own noun’ am exhib of mora COMMODOKE NUTT ON SKATES. Ol mand both attention and reape tw . ONE HUNURED PERFORMERS, tutew newrera in tue dramatic literature’ o Sckvw IL. Nelly’s story: the tale of the Macarthy’s false- | The little Commodore has been presenced with a beautifal ONE HUNDRED PERPORM «Hi Boson Courier. hood. pair of Shaler's Patent Parlor duates, by O. M. Val, Kag., O8t HUNDRED Pleroimis rip nutereebuie Seba Ar aes Si Achy DETRAYEIE OMT en perfeciy at gine ad ny be anu ever diy and evenlng, 2 he authoress has atten 0 depict pha: ict A y Giving an entertainment embracing every conceivable ne | lif . Sdiaideue aateacunaen TH OF THE, TRAITO! MHNG AROUT THE MUSEUM rivay men and women, life and fucident,astt app: has nothing whatever from Accordingy, it may be sup the gr -ater—just as her triumph and DEAT! MARY-S DEATH DETERMINED ON; 4 preailietion for (witeling neckas the unseen withoes, we ITT, fz SCHOOL. ‘The schoolmaster at velty that can be secured, Admission iver iQivhestra, 2eents Oyen at 7; com- mence at 8. No tree with:alt the ease nud grace Of tn old experienced skater, Tie will also appear in all his other pertormances, Songs, rea sh, Pron Dances, posed, her task w: a ereditare ailthe better. There is a great variety of ch he ry Sore best ft nirlug the aiphabet GRECIAN STATUES, &C. LD BOWERY THEATRE. ter (he play. adhe deve pment ofitshows avinzentous, | under dimou very bad ape sou - ‘The great living Hipporotamus, Whale, Sea Lion, What Te A TRICK"! vigorous, ‘Tue plot gathers, groups the nu IV. Helen, the Macarthy's wife; @ father's cruelty; I mammoth Bear Samson, Seal, Happy Family, monster MONDAY pe a ae “ i Blece, in a manner at onse ‘netiatic and natural, | a di a out upon the world. oege grand ‘Cosmorama, ‘ond'a million other curiosities Gi BRAGEIL" he task tn Scene Posed upon herselt by the authoress was very fore been 40 well done. She demon Surgtiy that lite and soclets fm our country atford ample ma- terfal for the si have lithervo failed take hope.—Boston franscr et THE BELLE OF THE SEASON. The third act—the home of the atuden!—is @ decided suc cess, Matilda Heron's English is umexceptionable aud’ her drunken postman; eeventh sight extraordi- gary the mail robbery; the pelest; the pard Lion. THE BLACK VALLEY. Qn e-mnooalight night I T went by he wind rose, the tree bent, And I saw the graves the roguee t maa seen. “The new fairy spectacle, Sadak and Kalsarade, from the Arabian Nights, 18 presented in the lecture room every a/ter> roa and evening. It beats the world ag a spe tacular rama. « Never before was half so much expense risked, nor half se dinary and (ruly valuable movelty exhibited for bene there can be no free admis -ions. COMPLIMENTAIY BENEFIT By kind permission, HOOLEY’S MINSTRELS and a hoot of other talent will appear oom ‘and has never TO M. C, CAMPBELL, Th a4 CIRCUS, T.—OLD BOWERY,—STICK: NIGHT OE Ok WILL PLA. " sentient stroug. The design of the picture is attractive, Trish Le vo all only 24 cents; children uncer 10, 15 conta, 4 TELL & SIDE-SPLETIING Doren DRY, and the principal outlines are of surpassing merit, In this | , A tough job: 3 Babby preparing for his fearful work; : FOR SAM LATHQO? AND L., F, NIXON'S BENEFIT, play Matilda Heron bas exhivited considerable dramatic skill be cm crs the concealment; no hore the ate. RY ANTS’ MINSTRELS, TE} is un autioress, and we refer particularly to some remarka- z the hopeless appeal: the Ine penser «the MURDER. Mechanics’ Hall, 472 Broadwa: rand street. Ly BOWERY THEATRE. biy clever situations, She has genius, which here asin her Thrill ing and Berean of, tue Ban Gaointhe into the ‘ tone, Merah and nd ered might dan sates acti comes forth in fttul gleams, and the very eccentricity =a wy ebOk, Oe BAM LATIROP AND Ty FNEXON. | ea cee tault she ind Sees caret | op THIRD.—Seene t, Badby cand the memory of the | J: H, SAVORE w. & HOBBS. Jy MORE TONIGHT, FRIDAY, MARCH U4, | It. Her style posse the power Lo control the feelings aud | past; the Macarthy arrested; a martial and a court | J. GARATUGA, PLO eat N. W. Gounl ’ ss Fee ational ideelligent anuensbies: aia Es ait, | Partial the triads aboysoath and Darby's caution; Patsey | 3: W. HILTON: Sik FLORENCE, FRANK 11 —== == | TE Rytning'we have seen before. She discards all known | om the stand; how not to kiss the book; tomething of the |" FEEL, GEETINGS, AND DAN BRYANT, ‘MISCELLANEOUS. rule, and her originality is so st. ing (hat she seems tocon- | geography of an Trish oath; an irruption of the Irish lan- TH EXCRLSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD, enn Unchily’ way witht Gloster—"L hace ‘no brother, am like wo | guage; ax interpreter wa wanted; the schoolmaste iancnuay: Ina new variety of Songs, Dances, Sayings and Plantation. NY PARTY HAVING MARBLE TOP TABLES, WITH | protic, fam mysclt alones”. “The play. has etitacted. ings DEATH SENTENCE; friends and foes; the red cous nes, " fron fianes, suttable fora restaurant oc ice cream sa- | gud tasuionable wudiences.—Boston Post, surronndea, YE OLD: FOLKS' CONCERT. ioon, for sale, can tind a cash “customer by calling on or ud- THE BELLE OF THE SEASON. PEEP_O’ DAY. AND THE PEEP 0’ DAY BO’ Old Daddy temp, ye ancivnt conductor”... DAN BRYANR dressing a fine to C. J. C., 367 Eigithaveauc, between | Matilda Heron's style is all her own. She belongs to no | _ An unlooked for interruption; THE PLEP 0. Bat boys Doors open at 6g; curtain rises at 74, | Tickets 25 cente, Twenty-eight and Twentj-niath streets, peculiar senvol. “Het dnalyeds of charactor ia Keen and cleats PARDONED, but th charge of ardor sih, susiainedy” the uer knowledge of such human nature ax she found it useful , pe Sea «dl Hl 8 Ni ON X ERICKSON, WHO BULLE Tu MONITOR, | to study is peotvund, ler nw play, “Belle ot the 8 agoa,” cling. the releaae ofthe mors norigae and. reversion of The Hors ys rons Sppoaite Bo a atest 1as pronounce: 's Improved Purp the best mn use. | isa genteel comedy, written in acts. It ts creditable * mony rejected ; is oug! 1 t0 be suillele evidence of the twet, but we have | ber intellect, but ier more 80 . The seutiment is } last throe; two witnesses whose testimony cunnot be re- First A OrHae SUS SE ito lnaeemeains. plemty more. . D. WEST & CO, 9 Beoadwi . ¥. tutensely demueratic, inculcating the idea t! ches do aot . THE TWO /LLEENS, HUNTING A re nn Do NAS Howard and Gri fla, ae Np. | BECessatHy betuy happiness, ana that respectability may wot DISCOVERY OF "1 pp Great hit of T. M. HAYES, the Cham jampion Clog Dancer, MMS, EXPINE MORRIS, LETTE WRITER AND | uairequer found meanty clothed and in av uicomforta- The force of bappiners.and Joyful termination, Fox, Gritlin, Reed, "iowend Keoves, Mele ili, Hayen hey Copyist, ‘at her rooms, 753 Broxdway.—G en, $1; | bie habitation. ‘Tne laaginge of the play is very doc; many SPECIAL NOTICI in the never Ealing $e! BARBARY ALLEN, ladies, 0 cents. cae ag ee Ter Of f ot the see: 2 intensely ‘hetieatine. admirably wrought | 9 sANAGERS OF OTN MORO. above arama, en- | COME UP, cw Ticketa 26. ba i ob Par dacs sand abocbae desutyee aera hhacaaee Lirely origi in ite construction, and ‘adapted by me, is m Doors open ns to-commence at kets 3S conte, and copyrighted according to law. The tex alent wlve ™ rks of the Incidents ‘ARBLE MANTELS.— Snid Incluents (untese wiereriaken from. the w HILMARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.—TWEN- BY Garter tas Sate token erated Bian ethereal Voias surely eriguast, Address | Fuck sane. Saal tne pebtes Revenrenl. 40s than any person in the busine er in Bostun.—Bos C. T. Parsloe, box 2,414 Post oifice, who has. appointed Will take place at Irving Hall on Saturday re ee shouldcall soon aA. KLA ston Bowen | agent for its sale. LAURA KEE! 1b, at Weclock. Extra tickets, (Oconts each, Eighteenth street, west of Third avenuc BELLE OF THE SEASON. “RE RTICK circ! The fourth Concers will take place at Irving Hall on Satan DKINTI ERIE ratiaad cago of au original play from the Oo”! BOWERY, ¥ TUBATRE eT CKNEYS crcus. day evening, March 15, at 8 o'clock, on which ion will be RINTING ‘ " we actiesé 8 of ihe day, is an event SAM THR Ree Oxon. rformed (01 es) Bee’ hoven’s “Sinfonia Brviea,* anda GHEAPER THAN THE CHEAGESE. et startle even the most bla ote Ainascon or vokunmuans. Rok in flat; Overture, “Der Vampyr," by Marschoery, eee oe eee for Lu: Bul iivwia: $0. + TEN PROFESSIONAL, ACTING CLOWN and Deut Afgsecix Symphoniques pout Ofehestra “shat Ail kinds of CardandJov Printing | ‘aasuhten THE CLOWNS’ CARNIVAL ON HORSEBACK. by Rovt. Goldbeck, under, the Sees Soe Neo eld sanay ttt sour public, ‘The yisee | BY, “i a Permission of B. Butier, Evy, Brondway | Solo performers—ilise Laudcour, Soprano, and. Bi KE ain corneas Lays no cian ithas no death soem eae OR mence at 8oclock. Extra subscribers’ tickets, $1 each i INY PASTOR, the Great American Clown. for Jon COOK, as 23 Clown and Dah Comedian. hen WELLS, i popwortir . ee DERRK as BL “ON. ALL THE gURNTRIAN AND DRAM AMG TALENT battles, tert iby pabsosoNS LOUD Le ta! 64, Which comprises the ametit—mof the Lr fale at the usual pinces. No more tlcke ts will be issued portion of the modern the hall contains seats. Bi; oo aaph vy J. G, BEISHESM, Secretary. 70 putas, eat aud 3 nan by. tL ER A CALI, Nos. a7 Bridge sireet, N.Y. tis character daughter wa G REAT CANTE! :RBURY, MUSIC ‘SIC ¢ MALL, - TIUS MONSTER BE SA ea antnd aes E iat WLS & MOLLERT AUER © TASCA i SOIREES, Tue pxctrpwnyt ett oh THE Bvev for s ‘iierad oie and @ cash cusiomer by addvessiag ‘Turd Boirec at Dod Seite Bieventh STILL 8 Te : = iLL ON pe ng Maeh 16, 1962, Quar- CIT) eth p> EXC WEE NT STILL ON INC! GREAT CANTERBURY THE GREAT CANTERBURY CROWDED NIGHTLY duet, if wirieh would ed Up, ®ein the preg. ot ine fae Wnguage of the play te et to GAYE YOUR MOKEY.~A. VARKER, 216 GREENWICH = street, between Murra; a cominonplace en0.44 s choice city Rugar Gare slauee, wit rave saith de Meyer. pound; best Faintly Soap (boxes ot and 72 pounds), db be bettered orous ant natural, This very | Prostammes t to'be bad eee erties pure starch (bo 33 t0 40 pouty), Sige. TH eet herieiccion tart a EW YORK ACADEMY, OF, MUSIC ,@ THE MAR 3 FEREORMANCE TORAGE OF FPURNITU 8, &¢ ‘a : THe MARVELLOUS PE with fasuranee, 1 feat ela road me preae.ice Ot Watikr Tac FOR OPERAS, BALLS. C0! CERTS, LECTURES, he, oT Giantess, Miniy to or address CHAS. A. BUNTING, Planter's Cie present ccngury, for t ality and rave _Abply at the stage door, Fourte “ HANURETTIA, € Old Hromaway, no ouney ebatant al tone. The s taifona and groupe ILLS & MOLLENHAUER'S ¢ BE ZAN' ge OEE ese oom tart ore wed lugs of Ta, Bor play are artistic, couduce to ke a ME IMPROVED, | SLOA ELUPTC Lockstired | thei in @ retuaraable degrce, wud exhibit no sant M ‘Third Solvee at Dod\vorth’s Salcan coprosite leveuth BRAUTEUL ieee ue Macaives; price 643; call and 95> them; sales | amount of dramatic will'in a play e the mngua: sirens Browewray, Pe Teiag Cvesinss maven te ee CR BEAUTIFUL ZANEKEETA 2H SUPE cllarcetces aren and Guprctehig “Chage Br cert wo eommence AB a a REAUE Le TANELRETA, — bhi ASU! ma ey, ‘A FASTED—A DESTRANEE SHOW wibow: SAFE is tibron tmagns out bat on ehecientee RAND HARMONIC MEETING, BEAUTIFUL ZANERE: WASTE Bock utara Wah arses of Misa baton | Maile Meron prong hey ney may atthe sentra unt | GU ANery ght we tn Saloon Xo. 10 Grand atrec, comer eas HE Pan Chambers mroct, from May ty for s ight business, Rent | night, Ittsonly peressary to say that Baan author mage | St puree, ae, ances repeny uly aves a iit at mans. be modcrate. Address Gold Pens, Herald office, stating | een a it udlonces AAs iterury proxi! and the pubile to favor him with a ea g BAunpuL ZANE location and Belle of the Season’ ix deservin s of | Wal LTR Pam Fass. dy alto te ANTED—A_ GOOD SECOND HAND COUNTER, | 0: the heart, 41 which bob head Aud b ant achieve ndectien | X: Sn Reg pee te enies oa ee nia wee Whe is pronousced {yom 161920 feet long, Alo, a, seemd hand Sao | att ping cverdrandy are sarily and Saco ‘proud Liquordand Se5a'% ALEXANDER HOAG, Proprietor. NDER oF Tit Bit fs NT Gas, For feet in length. Address, stating size and price | Withost, overdrawn, are startling, and are Rand een eet x nna i fsa osname true ust oi the dt como f ctnokoartiotkede. | [HE PRIDE AN® ee ONO ee Oe rin ion CEN a nouement, the interest lacreases aud intensifies, “The Belle RK THOU! ID PERSON: i . Magnificent city inthe world famous r THE REBELLION. oie = cannot fail to Lea gencral iavorite. Jour | u paprstaneReNiee Bee woxbu Carnes MATOMY.” EVE THOUEA iy ERE ‘LAGS, BANNERS AND REGIMENTAL COLORS, wee FiKE BELLE OF THB SEASON. (aeih oer Ba bea 00, SD end it ints F Hay Statt's, Mountings, Trimmings, Eagies, oe Heads, &c. Last night it was impossible to nat the vast assembly con. SNRSIMOUS EXPRESSION OF Tk P PUBLIC ny broideri ale All who value wisdom, ee cosyiedan and power ee nH OF eH & GRAUAM, 97 Duane street, iti terou, Ae hee 5 Florenke Uppsrion te should at once vite a a ata, that she TOTALLY ECLIDEES mroxory, D, PERCUSSION’CAPS. new play of he Brute of the Season. “From the pat. TAX ECLUDSES BLONDIN, onic pcan sanee "yt ay peppemee beset sae reat eee psy — py Wont HEA Ree ME ‘oo, oo agents for the United States, 15 Maidea Cine Shall Gemtouss a nthustasiically: EXTRAORDINARY, TOTALLY Bolirsis BEoRDIN: inportt @ jancy goods, THE BELLE OF TUB SEASON. MARVELLOUS Inasmuch, pee 8 WITHOUT A BALANCE Pot GERGEANT'S POSITIONS 1N A BATTERY OF LIGH, | chastety finished dom ip drtiaee thar it nes eves ae oat THRILLING, rE a WIRHOUT A BALANCE PO! 15 artery, now in the eld willbe givon to any two capalte Toruuns to se~ placed on the boards of any theatre. We PEREOUMS WITHOUT & cH Bo wad fr eritiet it by tho b dress Lieutenant, box 1,444 Post office, New York, nee tin Peat te, tome arin, ‘1a me meni vss tee And executes ihe mon lieu NITED STATES BOUNTY MONEY.—WIDOWS OR | Hence there were hy we should anxiously walt tii INstater be GRACBPGL TyeouarrEs IR? iayatineire of soldiers who have died the service | Miss Mailida Heron, whom the world will bow be coinpeliod ACEFUL are entitied, 1h addition to the pay due, 10 one hundred dol- vo acknowledge na 6 gifted authoress, came and placed be- SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION. Th h ‘ or further Partioulars apply at ing the above natne. For us to attempt pen for gentlemen only, from 10 Uitl 10. tT latipes oboeesiniieslinnih os use 1a a ». . VOLUNTEERS FOR TWO YEARS OR THE Wai flaper, where thereare 40 many appetites to aadate with the 44 THE GREAT a a TAN MUSIC HALL, ts " Drees ered ferchree mouths ander the Presi, | wews of the day. To say Vial itis wursnal to see 1ife im all b MA ¥ deni’s proclamation of Aprit 15, 1861, and. the widows and | !t# various ramifications rvilvcied on the stage. ty to ape THE MUSIC reantf vie MASSES. the troth; if or nine mine ot a het Puch, are requested to call ou’ F. KowiNG, 18 ain a Boros aun sHouLt SER HER tion ; aha who will impart important tatorma- ind. ith, Fully austained we succession potngnarerial triamphe, Aue SHOULD SEE HER. af 0 ine Belle 0 the Seasol for in ita rendit we have por. THE GREAT ] OTH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY, U.S. A—RY PER. | {royees Re feetly eee ‘earn the aye i Not even HN HEAT COMEDY COMBINATION. THE GREAT BENSATH QP inlion of tne Adjatant Geueral, U. 5 Ai oMicers of | Clouanens, haired, malignily and folly, dictate All the Gest ee ee THE GREAT SENsATt Pag Ae ag tas og is Bi rian ne ees or runt Abi! rt Folate afer seeps lates Tofantry, reoraiting otiobe, | Mer and BMA pert OF THE SEASON. Ie Seer ee cae eat winone otar, Dut Te BEAUTIFUL EANPEEEE 79. Chath ‘a ” The new p! ay produced here last night has afforded Ma. | return Oru UNPRECEDENTED PATRONAGE: LLY BIR’ BEN CvTTO: T, N.Y. 8. V. YAY BUREN LIGHT tii Heroine wir opportunity of exiibitiog her versauiy | 4 upon ua by the public, we present at one time BI LY BK BEN 10.2", REQIIERT, ©. ¥.8, ag, E, Jayne has been left Be took p leading role in “The Beile of the esto RILLLANT CONSTELLATION OF STAI giles Bir BEN in charge of the headquarters, 482 Broadway, and will fore ope hor bee done little for ty To this drama, rfiogta wit, rofulgeut iu grace, dazzling in talent and HILLY BUR BEN ter Aremarcece ony Conus tt ten a ag ro roxy gastos. | RELY Rit He rt ea merit of 1 5D Rely repoguat Meaguarters, oF sey rae and ane ot. Tue merit Gt her porrormance lay in whe tne | GURY PASTOR, ney warm, OXY PASTOR BILLY Bike BEN T. B. VAN BUREN, Colon ® dani thease pride, TI of the play to the pre- CHARLEY WHIT ot BEL ROH, BEN COTT ue sent, an 4 MONS, "l id most Jar original and eccent ids fair to by tive ns 10 1, SIMMONS, + | the two greatest and mor re A TA CE, —PUBLIO NOTION 18 HERE Shown vor Bert writen ‘expen or ngtiny ai abt, ny nS” ‘Arists tein ga uence, 1 ne Pai = 4 “ 4 ta : BRMAM. A Trae ie it NOTO of attachment thea been Ingued out | 8 lea rate ate part to mag, ‘throm acarcely iy oer aa. FIERCE, VAL HERMAN.” HBBRAN ; suit o ry , Sina ie. Warerd jaunt ihe ‘ostate'ot William H. Hayes | thumto allow an ther Sai ‘share the asion and ap- MIS8 ERNESTI eign tape Ww. catia on and Francis M, Haj y bis id isa wt a bce Plause—=Philede pia) f SEASON, MISS Le BCHY AD DE PRUCR, said r Ci fe Seite ved da the sect day of Beplomber ta Wauor Srurer theatee laut of he aucconstut Miss Jisa UrReE. FLORA, And all thy 1G MATINEE, spore ¢ Ly cas silirn, cio. vain Seaniirel seottniee Jaat ev ae and the brilliant , Boy. Dcrmoen 11, 186). AxODON® 7. esed ts beantiful production, Inst the 9 sora: gonrs DE BALLET, sieoa** worndW WATURDAY) M. ce MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. Sareea Py i, fuybeeement of He Directed by the world renowned oe sue BRILLIANT. ~— : Pee GREAT STAR, i1# COMMITTER ON STREGTS OF TH BOARD OF | Pyudycipns “th Ate A farorie and pleases tbe publinns GRAND MATING Teeerurnes aa att N ORE. - ‘Ailermen, will meet on Tuesday, A r" BELLE UF THE SEASON. evermore a Tavs wigs Ru ria ‘Aldcrmeny Culy oe A eh astet crasigecng the ce belle spe ange ‘iit "ba playe pied! fre a to ROBERT W whi vee en, lhe bia From Canterbury Hi ah eauenaan' wardens subject ‘ot the extension ot Salare arees oO the Battery. | Miss j 5 hy ‘sauea, pk, t hee on Rae Tires acateny et REGULAR wEAsor OF TH! Ali parties interested will please pnd Roe further mirable and artistic acti in “The Belle of the soos ond liwaukee Academy of the hy 188 NINA Kosten WILL GIVE A wal ni o] notice. wh Comentiees » ong pola in ron Cy 8 Pade tn Seal ta real ae. ytorpenrence, on or, aes E vee larch, oh page Been ‘March 15, ead at Bedworths eae > strong a OCP RS, he bored oa, ouly S ‘summer mew winht CAB, HALL, for congratulation, and deserves to be rer ments wiil please lense addres Academy road w . B. W. Tarvon, Secretary, {Pas goulus is 1emambered;—Philadeipbie Rredoureay | Bivaubee Wis si Vein wate