The New York Herald Newspaper, March 31, 1865, Page 7

i ALES AT AUCTION. 5 Ft it ign Landscapes. nts, rosewood Bureaus, Beds, Sofas, aes ee elegant Bag & Ruby ne, Silver am Bement, Cote yo el and mai “mumerous to tion. . oe feurites wishing hing ‘his ‘sibser seat otages oF ‘isth avenue ears, lew leaving bes 8 BOGE. Ree uit aa 1 ALD WELEy AUCTION paca REN HNC he MArer, MIR. ‘SIL VER PLAT! ain ny FRIDAY), MARCH SI, Rian . ‘uostienan Fourteenth street, near ave- i rosldence eat 10g oaloek, rain oF shine. prives aome of ‘the richest and most elabo- lor Furniture ever offered at public auction, be sold without any reserve. An examination will Well repay intending buyers. Parlors contain three elegant full aults of rosewood Parlor erimson and maroon, brocade and satin; han splendid and costly Parian Ornaments, collection of rare Paintings, rosewood sag Shire in in fine reps; rose Centre and richly carved; Velvet and Brussels ig rosewood ai Aa ce ane eh gaara ee | “San pure Hair stizeaces, fram 40 to 60 pounds, made Room Parniiure, » coasisting. of ak Bxtonsion 1 » On iverware, na, sand 8! ver Cutlery, Forks, Spoons, ae with heavy cut ‘and to cart, pet store or ship goods, UCTION NOTICE.. po oialea Sy del AND PEREMPTORY Maguiicent Setood Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITUR nt Secon ‘“ELBdENT RosEWOOD PIANOPORTE, eles biliong ‘ARLO! 4 VELVETY, BUSSE AN Wildy GN Taine, 20 , v1 E. ROTH, teerae r,' will sell this (Friday) after- moon, March Bi, at 1 picioen Deeekeely, the contents of the _Biivate residence 119 West Bighth street, between Fifth and th PA NLOn consisting of LOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE, aTires. beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor covered in French satin brocatel and reps; Turkish Buy Chairs and Lounges to match; rosewood Centre and Pier Tables, Etageres, Comer and Hookstands, twenty-one day Bronze cia rich nine, and Parian Vases, Purlor Orna- ments, ele; mane Brocatel Lace Curtains, a fine collection ot Ol Paintings, Bugeevings large Mirors and. Chane, MxGurrrcent ROSEWOOD, PIANFORTE, STOOL it insti ep ge ee Mt beautifull; instrument, with round °e i tencvedl lnatand cnher win Ci een corners, boat over. strung base, full fron plate, French action, full seven octave rosewood and mahogany Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstatd: Sofas, Chains. Rockers, Mirrors, Choe! k, Table, Bed Lou a Spring and Hair Mattresses, Beds, Bluikets, Tea Tables ix! ‘tension Table, China ‘and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery, -&c. Sale aeitee bya ireenn required. AUGION NOTICE. —R. 7. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER, ‘We will sell at eon this day, Yolook, at our antes ROT Se cia treet, o'clock, at our salesroom, No. « aE Avy AND SUBLE HARDWARK, ‘ABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, &C., Cocapelsing. an aasartsanic fe lois to eit city and country ers, 0 0 Bench Planes, assorted; 89 dozon Well Wheel eae ies and Raspe, 12) dozen Shingling and Claw fisiche ets, Axes, &c.; 12 casks No, mery; “Ghosts, fitied and unsitted, ae. fall oe ouliead of sale, ‘Catalogues carly on morning . E. HALSEY & CO., Auctio: No. 9 Gold street. “0 i) ‘AINTINGS, be A SHINA. ith ER, OUT GLASS, , (Friday) tt 2 o'clock, (NS R. WEST- pgs ndtignce: e dwelling ‘house 182 West Twenty- ‘frat, street between Berane and th co avenues, three ng Room 3 niticent Centre and Fan- Zialon Prawing: ae am Be juits, magn! entre and Fan. Tounges and Chairs, Monte eon ibe agra eception Chairs, vi Oil Paintings, Bronzes and ¥ mag. ‘mificent rosewood Piauoforte, nt Parlor Ornaments; m: tool and Cover, with maker ‘guarantee; rosewood, walnut and mahi ogany Chamber Fur: ture, of every a mn and Hair Mattresses, Sloaks, ing fOTIC! PA! MTOULAR ATTENTION OF BUYE! BALE OF fet mone i PAR. CLOTHS, CASSIME: ATINETS, &C. LOCKWOOD BROTHERS. re UNDERHILL, 29 MURRAY AND %&3 WARREN STREETS. ION NOTICE.—OVER $8,000 WORTH OF HOUSE- vit Parniire a be sold this day. at eleven Lo at Seonen fi ie ee masetiege are, sonala s Ing of one nt Brussels ‘Of Painunge Microbe, Conte Rabies Bencaity sante, Mat Seeeiecr everything belonging to a first class house.” 8a 1 AUCTIONERR—OFFICE, | NO. | 8 Az trl give, a8, heretofore, personal atten to sien of Housel Furniture, at noes of fami: lies, on the most favorable terms. B’ JOSEPH HEGEMAN—SATURDAY, APRIL 1, AT ped o'clock A. M., st — Fourth avenue, between Pacifio ‘Sra Fator 3a Be Oa Beokcan, Gentt» Tables, mahog- ‘Bel, Saiver, Carpets, ae. Hurnleare, ‘plated Tes, DAY, atl o'clock P. pee 145 South Oxford Cadel between Fulton Walnut Parlor or Sth Centre a inted marble feather “Carpets, . walnut and Bods, oak Extension able, Chins re fine Mattisnes ‘waliiut Hat Stand, &c, N. CARVALHO & CO., AUCTIONEERS—SELL THIS day, (Friday) March Sly’ ‘at 1034 o'clock, at sulesroom, Liberty atrect, Shelf Hardware, 100 Patent Coul Sitters, Bruahes, assorted; 80 eight day Bronze Clocks, Tools, house furnishing Goods, N Fancy Goods, Fruita, Cigars, To- DWARD, SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. FE ELEGANT GABINET FURNITURB. BY ONDER OF THE ANSIUNER. By EDWARD SCHENCK, this day, March Si, at 1036 A. M., atrect, a large and elegant na: gortment of superior fa My IT: styles and of a2 | Picuanp WALTERS, AUCTIONEER—(GROCERY y—will well this day (Friday), at 11 o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of bred Store corner Ninth avenue and Nineteenth street, cone King of ‘@ fresh and good Stock of Groceries and Spices, also excellent Store Fix- tures, Counters, men R. R. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER.—MULLEDY & ROL- LINS will sell this day, at 104 o'clock, without any r°- serve, all the genteel Fureltare contained fa house 11 West Houston atreet, co: of one seven octave Piano, Parlor Bults in brocade and fine marble top Chamber Suits, 8 large plor and man 12 sets Lace ae Shades, baa ors, Brussels, Three-ply, Ingrain’ and Stair Ca: iicloths, Dest Hale tiie Ot Puiliasses, Bolsters and’ Pillows, B Wardrobe, Oll Paintings ‘aud Engravings, Gas Uhon- and Kihen Furnit ie rs, iting oom ana eben be vacated on iat April, S., foal, fi attra sare at i, Pcl ca rool North pots pine riment. of Larlor, Hed ‘arlor, room and i rng Funliars, 8 eA ‘will ive pyre Personal attention to sales of Houseb jurnitus Fesidences of families, ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER. —LARGE SALE seTe on this ita day, at 1034 0 in Brussels, 1 Matting: donde. a and Three ry; wus Apnore, 4 Ade ona OFFICE NO. 4 East Broadw: at 16 o’cloc! BE Ret tal oat of con Matting 3 siting and mate mae up ‘ape, at at Weahile SELY M Canal sirett, new ant 8, ca Farr 8h Silt fa, Sole, reather Beds, Burea\ Sale posi- 2 o'clock, atte oe irs, re petcur a. aoe ILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL CON- Milne the tale ot the. Pigaituee of te Wyoming Ho- tel, $88 Greenwich street, on Saturday, at, 10 o'clock. The ieee ws fe aste is the is the’ Parlor, Dining Yfoom and Bar Sark tures, English Beer Pumps, ao." M, WHITER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS March $1, at 1036 o'clock, at 90 P: the conta of the club hours Enown’ a the Genta. es furniture consists of some of the most magnificent furniture ever offered at stction, having received the highest premium at the Inte World’s fine old Paintings, E also Billiard Tables: dies, Ging, Rums, Whiskeys, and Madeira, Port, Sherry pod Champagie Wincs, being from ton to ststy years old; lish Beer Pumps, &. Sale positive. Catalogues at sale. MELT. ¥ AND D NAVAL. Awe. WORD TO THOSE ABOUT TO ENLIST, Do not let brokers and runners get hold of you, and you out of on ‘4 MIGHEST t BOONTIES ARE NOW PAID IN NEW YORK, and the Provost Marshals will not allow the men to be lefrauded, 06TH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE VOLS., tung at with a good record, wants men, rything that is right to obtain them. RE WANTED FOR COMPANY A, we the selection of its do By @ witell anew sompeoy and velll hav own officers from the enlisted me i BOUNTIES ARI For three years, For two years. For one year. . 400 —with rolief to families, a ticket for which will be given on istment. The bounty is paid into the man’s own hand, Fe nobody interferes with it, and no deduction is made from it. ANY MAN ENLISTING IN THIS REGIMENT SHALL bers 100, EXTRA BOUNTY BEYOND tou, whether you ‘aa his BhOABWAY, © tear very Corner of Astor place, CARD.—TO PARTIES DRAFTED, T have now on hand a number of reliable substi- tutes, ready to represent you immediately. su Ne money to be paid pe paid Uy ibe the sat unit after the subst! is duly acce) the Provost Marshal. J. WARREN FLINN, 208 Broadway. basement. SUBSTITUTE WANTED—AT NO, 103 BEEKMAN street, corner of Pearl, in drug store, for the army navy.” Call early. No brokers need apply: a Oy Nip ame d ZOUAVES, SIXTY-SECOND REGIMENT, New yg = Volunteers, the fe Apa, semcens of the Le cocre. oe cae a Cree Docks heat boun- in cas] court Be 1 rooms, 455 Broome strest near 7: GooD Calla ware fo Na) aad FOR | o one year for myxelf, and w! ri VR, 45 “Cortlandt strech, Up staira, rear morning to TRAV A YOUNG MAN, AN, ALIEN, WILL GO AS A stitute for one year for ‘Can be seen at room No. = Nassau street, corner of Ann. None but principals OLY TIENTION, SUBSTITUTES. sekiias ro have no notpals, the highest cash bounties for one oF three yours subsuitures, Apply arly to LINDAUER & CO., 4384 Broadway, over the NOTICE TO DRAFTED MEN.—WE ARE NOW PRE- A parod a furaiah either one or three years eubetiies ‘and procure exemption pa papers on the most reasonable to ae Possible not LINDAU! for an} BR & Ci hyp rie in the the +» eK egy F shoe atord, YOUNG MAN ares, TO GO AS ATWO YEAR R dress, stating terms, A. Soars, Ad Calon, No brokers need answers nn? Pox Ut Hee GRAND CHANCE.—VOLUNTEERS, THE NINTH, A Fificenth, and Sixteenth wards wart recrutts 10 to all aes Larger cash bounties paid here in thie chy. “Full information given’ athe. oflee tai Klevonth street, corner Sixth avenue. rec NAVY CARD.—SEAMEN, Feeney SEAMEN, Gaiety States ‘Navy. Army or nay; $1,000. | One year voluntee Qimy and Nas NEAI wy Recruiting Ata re THE NATION AL LIRA Furnish (substitutes mptness an mea Tet wo. ‘rnorarsrons, who, by permission, respectfully Ivotalore, Clews d Coe bunkers, 9 Wall atreet Sullivan, & Budd, ind, importers, 30 to 36 ‘Park place. ers, Buckman & Bradford, merchants, 33 Vesey street. Jas. 0. tt, Es Brevort Ins. Co., 70 Wall st. GOOD CHANCE TO ENLIST IN CAVALRY AND artillery regiments.—One, two and three volun. icers wanted, for Tenth New York heavy artillery, Third cavalry, Fifth New York cavalry, Eighth, Ninth, Fifteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-second. and, Twenty-fourth cavalry Firth New York «, Firat Mounted Rifles, ‘younted a le Falth jew "York Independent Bat: tery. HES, CASI IN HAND. For three years. For two years, re For one your Apply “at Ni a ment, TAYLOR, CAMPBELL & CO! aa United States Licensed Agents, "SE (BURY & CO. BROADWAY, Chale AGENOY temption papers every variety. ‘on exhibition, Sale per bei AY PRURE ‘Assignee. FP, PonTON, AUCTIONEER. BY F. COLTON AND fA HEGEILAN Tn continuation the sale this day (Fri- pan ‘SL, at the Unrited States Hotel, in. Fulton street, ture, Stes aceon, eating, 3 he. ite; alno Rous 40,000 OF 1 en Wo do., ¢.; also About or a, prime cigars’ ‘Wer bope to lise te welling thie day AUCTIONEER. OP ines cae N SALI LE oF hs -On Saturday, at 10% alelock, at warcrooms Wo, 6 Barclay ‘ext the Astor House, " This sale will include some Jory fine Parlor, Chamber, Library and Dining Room Furnl- ture, in sults ~ in se) Also Chandeliers, Car- pos Pianos, Catalogues at at ale: aX, auction on the BS ta H, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. HH. ba A as. ‘will sell by March 90 and Friday, March ¥ At its seal pecs each, evening, at the old Bassetiort next door below Tiifan: Wai Nh te (ON OF FINE, ORIGI i ‘ou, AINTINGS. BY CELEBRATED ARTISTS of D MODERN KOHOOLS. ‘embracing tie Gaomse co0K, PRIVATE @. ‘RIES, which comprise the works of Morris, C. W. Knapp, w. Shaver, Pd: vate, Waldrop, Resto Gigno ¥ t. th Shards, a cha J.N. Vea Starken- he Hart, ad Buford, Guiverboas ‘i irae ‘ulverhou aniter Coutourier, Bre ae “a Khuyver” lu} s Yan Bev Patrois, Ant » Chavet, Ancludiny tings from the “Meridian Hill Eetate,” ‘Washi rehased in Ev rope by the late Commo- ene Patter’ at the! Uiilved Biatee Triste’ eesons They are the now on exhibition a8 above, with cntalogues free. FLENPY H EBEDS, A R, H.W. t MINER will sell by auction, on Fri- day, Mareh ai at Clog jrclock. at 17 Tenth street, Brevoort Place, near Broadway, GEN 1, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, “ onstating of Velvet, Brussels, Inerain, Carpets; ‘rosewood Bults in gree: LS ing jo. in erimaon figured brocate! Mirrors, Teenenl ba ‘top Centre Tables, rosewood an: mahogany Bodatoads, Burenas, Washstands, mahogany So- fas and Pe ene Doane Shairs and Rockers in haireloth, Secret with slabs and br Bods Beg: tndr Maureen #, Paillacsos, ke, Also lichen Furniture, with which the sale will commence. ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—H. H. LEEDS MINER will sell by au on Saturday, April, at 1034 qolock. 1t their salecroome, No. 98 Liberty stréet, House. Furniture, removed for convenience of sale, consisti 2 9f Brumels and ingrain Carpets, ies, do. om Pier Mirrors, dow Curtains. black a word Sulis, do. Centre Win- pote other atk ay € Jao AN Assortment of en it “ais ci in front of store, «one horse Couye.in re at Tee D. MINER, AUCTIONRER—SALESROOM 37 Nassau siree te Post office. MIN SOMER- TELE will sell at aera Baturday, Apri at Igoreiock, at salesroom, 37 Nasaau street, a blow collection’ of ee Fowls, White Pigeons, &¢., he above are all young, of superior bi et wo rth attention, ORTGAGE SALE.—RICHARD WALTERS, auc. Migpeer, will well om Friday, March 31 at ‘olclock, at owory, by virtue of chattel morigage, Seathein gon inden, vee sata Soobe Harelel tad ok: cellent teats of Hack Horses. M,, & DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL, | day, at 1034 o'clock, at the nuotion rooms, * eet, a aaortment of rosewood, walnut, eodonk ‘arlor, Chamber and Dinin, Room Furnti ire; velvet and Bruseeis Carpets, Gas Chandeliers, Off Paintings, En- gravings, Pier Mirrors, ae, The wi ne to be peremptor lyy sold. L. PHILLIPS, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL wit, ‘out uation, to close a concern, the Canal ‘& good by repair: 12 o'clock, at Yon Peters’ sand yard, Smith street, ‘near Penny bridge, South se Parra SALE.—BELL & INGRAHAM WILI, on Frid 1034, at 68 Now Bowery, 800 lots men 1 Corts, Pants, Sheets, ‘and Groves, Order Ly ‘Goid A. 8 ate WANTED—THIS DAY, BEFORE 13 No brokers need apply. Wit, 1 GHAT, carriage faker, 27 Wooster street. RESPECTABLE YOUNG MAN WILL REPRESENT ‘a gontleman in the army for one year for « fair sum. Avply ator adiress 169 Spring streey store. No brokers STREET, SUBSTITUTES ARE T NO. 6 L wall ing to enitet forl, 2, or 3 years, Erinelpals oan as- the State bounty in'part payment. Apply wT. NEW- \ RMY AND NAVY SUBSTITUTES WANTED.—SEA. Psy mn and firemen who got no bounty for og naval 2, will obtaln $60 extra bounty money of T, NEWTON, Mo's Wall sereet. DRAFTED MAN CAN GRT AN ALIEN SUBSTITUTE for three years for $1,000 at 124 Leonard street, third floor, betwoen 9 and 3 P.M. Inquire for Mr. MouILL. RAFTED MEN, ATTENTION. ONE, YEAR SUBSTI- tutes at our office cost at, One and three Yang men furninbed on street, room 0. 6. )RAFT, DRAFT, DRAFT.—IF YOU WISH A SUBSTI. tute ht a low Nom rsen, i furnished at short nouce, co trouble to apply to or address BROWN & room 17, No, 1 Pat Park RAFTED, MEN—NOTICE.-WE HAVE TWO ONE year substitutes at a cost of $500; also oro jree your substitutes in waiting. Nooe but principals 1 on ABONBUT & CC., 70 Canal street, opposite Woot st OR SALE—THE RECRUITING OFFICE NO. 17 Broadway, with furniture and fixtures com: _ will be sold at w low price If applied for before 12 M. to. {IFTH DISTRICT. —DRAFTED MEN IN THIS DIS. triet will find it to thelr advantage to call at our office and procure their substitutes for one, ears. ‘fo Money required until 1 Necessary e} tiot ‘Apply to EDWARD OU FRY £00., 419 rove etree I WANT A MAN TO GO AS A SUBSTITUTAR FOR | to whom a ae bounty will be paid. Call at 92 Chureh street, before 12 | WANT A A SUBSTITUTE FOR ONE YEAR, APPLY J, DUNN, 8 Fourth avenue, EN WISHING TO ENLIGT IN THE HANCOCK CORPS ean find an officer of ‘that t organization recruiting his No. 746 Broadway, room No. 8 Bounty for one year.. Hounty for three years NORGE, BROKERS AND OTHERS. Parties bringing men to me will receive the very highest figure, and wil ve honorably dea REPEA HY SPECIAL PERMISSION TO Jamen G. Powers, 101 Murray atrect; Johial H. Simonds, 82 Clif street; James T. Young, 9 Duane street; Thomas A. Eaton, 98 Duane street; Henry V. Schenck, Il Murray street; Albert B, Wisitney, M. 'D., 103 West twenty fifth street, WARKEN FLINN, “gd Brondway, basernent, AVY! NAVY!! NAVY!!!—A FEW SEAMEN, ORDI- JN © nary seamen, firemen, and two Lindsmen with trades, will receive a high bounty to day. 212 Broadway, room 18," RINCIPALS, LOOK—THREB ONE YEAR svastt. tutes om had thisday. nies $40. No brokers a apply. CAMPBELL & ©0., 100 Nassau at ‘Opposite Herald olfice, UMBER, oF SUBSTITUTES READY. to enlist, Bleeckbr street, corner of Broadway, up ofice Of SAMES SMITH. “Come early. First Tome ffat served, ARTIES WISHING supstite TES CAN BE FUR nished with such 1, calling on or ing KOJAN- ‘SKI & ja House, corner of Broome and El. two, or three REGULAR, ARMY,—-RECRUITS WANTED FOR THE United States Engineer corps, All wen must be able to read and write, an mechanical turn, Bount tir ply at the Engineer Recruiting Ren- vous, No. | ih rr ned, “opposite the Stevens House, AR ARMY, REGULAR ARMY —GOOD, ft LTA R® ble men for regiments dot svoat and guard duty in the State und Harbor of New Nir ipounty $900. For n- formation apply at 11 Bockwan NEW YORK. #1ERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1865. MILITARY AND NAVAL. EVENTEENTH WARD CITIZENS’ RECRUITING ‘Committee. Headquarters, Steuben House, 295 Bow- ery. junteers wanted. The highest bounties paid for ous two aud b vear men. An extra ward premi He irmieneicr WILLLAMS, 5 h} Recrnttin Sores t tr] Committee. Gro. cat PETER COOK, OLDIERS WOUNDED IN THE LINE OF DUTY ARE now entitled to bounty. Bring your discharge papers. SHELDON & LEFFERTS, 0 Park Sow, Times Ballling. URSTITUTE WANTED—FOR A DRAFT: BD yg ty, for one yeas, “Apply tia day, before = at Ne No. . 6 Essex | street. - OGD: GQvastirores WANTED—AT THE OFFICE. OF THE Finance Committee of the Twentieth Ward Recruiting Association, 42 Ii,hth avenue, near Thirty-fourtis street, MAN IN UBSTITUTE WANTED.—AN EIGHTEENTH WARD drafted man wants a three year substitute. Address D., box 2,977 Post office, stating price. : oP. as on 8 Hanex atravt, ere APY AO ODEN. : early this day, zee win, eootre 9 high touniy ‘by calling Sonear WANTED AND FURNISHED AT THE tat notice and on reasonable terms. Volunteers aah bounties, & G, GOULDING, Superintendent New York Mirman N Navy ‘Company, No. 9 Chambers atreck, up ata UBSTITUTES W. 'ANTED.—$700 CASH FOR ONE YEAR; $%0 for three yer besides relief to famili Call fo ay cin Biegprenlleey Fa Sore FURNISHED oP RDEATBLY Asp Pedeus. Of inthe a i Attia an and na olber wards io Is but leaving iia Ww. Gertie 138 ‘Eloveath a rec corner Sixth av. ee bi a FIFTEEN THOUSA! VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NEW YORK COUNTY INCREASED BOUNTIES TES AND HAND MONEY. At a meeting of the © b anty C held on Baturdey eebraary ae "gp ag ia cteaaiaead QUOTA OF NEW YORK. Prosent—ORISON Bi GEN Qhatrman. on, M. Hon. ELIJAH F. dnb Sipervicoe, Hon. WILLI Hon. WILLIAM R. rae s Banorriion On. motion of “Supervisor Williams bas rere rg ie ‘ at the county pay @ one ir recruit three papas ($300) dollars ouuty’and fifty (350) dollars hand For a two year recruit, four hundred ($400) dollars bounty and seventy-five ($75) dollars hand Lae ie ‘or three Tecrut, aix hundred ($600) dollars bount; ‘and one hun $100) Sellars hand money. 7 FOR THRE YEAR RKCRUITS. 1600) own hand, as ing to boun- to the it ited in section Rew ($) of the State law tes (vig; Assembly bill No, 116 0f 1986), anata the. ihn money ¢ pal 1e porson who m: tt it, By order of the committer nes eon CORNELIUS CORSON, Clerk. 10 PRINCIPALS.—A YOUNG MAN (CANADIAN) WILL gos substitute for one yenr, for ono thousand dol- lars."or will go for three yeari, for fifteen hundred dollars get in hand. a8 4 Herald offloe, for two HE UNION VOLUNTERR AND SUBSTITUTR ASSO. lation have loouted at 429 Broadway. rom No.6 second oor. E. B STRONG, 8. BR, PER 8, G. H. O: LMSTED, gen’ in ‘want ‘or substitutes, ighoa| bounties paid. Satlafactory reference given. Fee onan ge oe hed ht) TO ced army and navy, at the nav: office, Fulton street, Principals furniahed at short notles. WwW. ARE ENABLED TO FURNISH SUBSTITUTES for one or three years, at short notice and low rates; no peas ) rincipals but leaving their fgets at aronpenk Chea wery and 196 Bouth street; roferences given. [AHER, WELCH & CO. TH, STH AND 6TH Se THOSE tite eens Ms peje mt ery 1435 Broads stitu ‘once, On reasons! calling at ‘Way, room 25, re AGH & CO, 15 CENTRE STREET, BASEMENT, 15.—I WILL FUR. Bish pubetitutes on reasonable forms and and short no- Major CHARLES W. KRUGER. a ddress 18 Centre street, baseme: 2.00 HAND MONEY ON VOLUNTEERS AND SUR. stitutes for 3 yoars in army or navy. Apply to T. EWTON, No 6 Wall street. 250) HAND MONEY PAID TO ANY PERSON bringing a recruit for army ornavy. The very reat bounty 1h ¢ city ald at No. 1 T Chatham square, oor ner of Division street, $500 aime eobena ARP Soe THE etd jubstitutes Pian. 7) on Fetersnce given. cen ORNE. $500 cep Gres FOR A SUBSTITUTE FOR ONE. “te ly at one o’clook this day at 189 Broadway, in “>. enka oy fii $500 22.5. oe, 45836 Bi a ee jremen and Seamen for three Highest price cash. Apply at 73 Nassau street, room room No. 1. ALL CASH FOR ONE YEAR 8UBSTITUTES.— £9 $600 all cash, besides $100 government bounty, ‘or ee Sipe rie Substitutes furnished for the city. $800 %! CASH DOWN FOR ONE YEAR, CASH DOWN for one year: $1,000 for volunieers. The. highest cash premium. “Bounties patd at 8 Fulton street, room 1, up stairs, —HOME SERVICE.—GOOD MEN WANTED, for provost duty. Only reliable men to guard others Instend of being guarded, No $900.2 Y, front office, second wey be 900 pe YEAR MEN FOR NAVY—SEAMEN, ordinary seamen, firemen. Also one, two and three year volunteers and substitutes, See Dr. LYSTER, Bxami- ing Surgeon, 296 Pear! street. $1. Og CASH AND $250 HAND NONEY.—WANTED, five good men, at the old office 156 Chambers atroct, Wa bone IN HAND WILL BE PAID TO A relief ted, three one year for the city and Feeney TOWARD & CO.” 1.00 three year substitute, hand money and to family, at No, I Park place, room'17, corner Broadway. 1. 20 BOUNTY.—TWO SUBSTITUTES WANTED this day before twelve o'clock; endemen or seamen taken. Inquire ut 61 Chambers »\ ae flee. $1.20 BOUNTY FOR LURE SUBSTITU’ TRE hand money to any person ‘tl $80 for one year, $900 for volnnte, ha for regular army. “Apply at887 Hudson brings a recruit. Six clerks hd mei yor w ff EACH OF $1.6 PAID—CASH IN HAND—TO aan men, 98 substitutes of volunteers, weply +4 North, William street, corner sham, Up tare, or in evore 68 alberry O'DONNELL & GLENN. CASH FOR THREB ONE YEAR SUBSTI. oar voluntecrs: highest $2,100 “tee, Sion e Seaniy for firemen nd seamen, CASH IN HAND —THRER SUBSTITU Principala supplied at 65 Franklin tan oan 3. 00: ited this d: Volunteers paid the bi Pes with family relief ticket “see ir is sont beve wahisd: NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, &C. LL PRIZE MONE’ NOW PA} Parasia < CAN BE OB- ned at once on application to AUDEN’ s WIELARD ‘k street, Bi ADVANCES } MADE. a ae LL OFFICERS’ AND_ 801 SOLDIERS’ C! lected and cashed by SHELDON and Naval Bankers, 40 Park row, Times UARTERMASTERS' AND NAVY AGE! 73" YoOUCHERS purchased by WALDEN, WILLARD & McILVAINB, 18 Broad street. AIMS RTS, CoOL. ilitary __.. THE FIREMEN. IRE DEPARTMENT.—THE TREASURER OF THI Fire Department with much pleasure acknowledges, the receipt of $5,911 13 by the handa of Albert J. Delsiur, Baq. treasurer of the Firemen’s Ball Committee, being the net Proceeds of the thirty-aizth annual ball, given at tho Aca- demy of Music, January 3), 1866, In ald of the charitable fund of the department, JOUN 8, GILES, Treasurer, The treasurer, in behalf of the department tender thetr smacere thanks to the Ball Committees for their untirt nd excellent management in nthing for ti of our fellow citizens the most brilliant enter. tn the festivities of the past season, the result of {a most gratifying to the friends and members of the Topartpent, fo our fellow citizens who #0 sponded to the efferts of the committes we tender our warm- ext acknowledginents, The arduous duties of m fireman, Involving comfort, health, and often life itself, and the casualties of wa for nd other organization Naa #0. liberally contrth to the ranks of our army and navy, to sustain unbroken nerously Fe rons Union, ax the Fire Department. of th 7 w York—ail outribute to Mil the paves 9 Shniccion and disti Hevinte whieh ery offioer connected with the 4 of the funds choertully and gratuitously bestow their time and service. eat afTus much aretiocaton that our appeal fn the cause of suffering humanity has met with n reaponse that will vis fora time toamford relief to those who, throngh misfortune, claim our care and sympathy. These persons are among the tot exemplary and worthy members of so: ao ° ar advanced in the wale of venrs, with the comforts, but have been aries of life, and the strange vicissitudes of fortine that have marked their peculiar lot are calculated to awaken our nature, he warmest symp or nearly three qui and benevolence, been a taudel in ie enc iry, hn, Mof the world, Awan evidence of ite atility and eft. the principal cities in England are abolishing the old { paid Fire Department, and substituting, AN Amore reliable organization, the volunteer system. We, feel confident that our Legislature will not hi anization whose Feligbillty In the perfor firemen, and their unequalled » no perailel in the history of Kiudred ‘ino b tations, Naw Yous, March 20, 1800, GG We) Trine a ae Ee a BI A eel 2 FRIDAY, MARCH 31, AT 8 O'CLOOK. jlgwe of L, M. GOTTSCHALK 'S Brilliant Career in this part wel PostrivELy “TAS concert. Miss LUCY SIMONS will ng for the Inst time the TARAN- TELLA, gnd the grand trio from the opera NORTH STAR ol Meverbae THE GRAND ARCH a CHORUS FROM TANN- L. M. GOTTSCHALK inent pianists who have kind- hole sc rriowa:— ‘KA . HENRY L, EU NE TRASTOUR, Sit Tickets $1. Reserved seats 50 centa extra, at Beer & Schir- ‘mor, 701 Broadway. Doors ope *) CADEMY OF MUSIC. 0. GorTsc HALK. SATURDAY, APRIL IAT 1 O'CLOCS CLOSE OF L, M. GOTT HALES B BRILL: HIS BAST APPA AND MATINEH SD ADIEY, COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO LM, GOTTSCHALK. MISS LUCY SIMONS and all the concert troupe will ap- Pefntire new programme, the great feature of which will be the formance of the G@ MARCH AND SOLDrERe CHORUS FROM ‘Tho mareh and chorus from the celebrated opera TANNHAUSER, arranged for six os by L. M. Gottschalk, and performed Priore ent lanisa eon bse atly cola: joored their services :— M. GOTTSCHALK, Hate Ba SANUBESOR, it iDireciar py Conductor Musical ‘Tiekets $1. No reserved so mer's must store, 701 Broadway, and Lull & Son's, 98 Browd- "Poors open at 12. Matinee commences at 1 o'clock. ROOKLYN SasORNY f OF MUSIC—GOTTSCHALK, 1 ril 1, at 8 o'clock. CLOSE OF i OSrCHALR'S ‘CAREER, ‘With COMPIMENTARY. BENEFIT; On which occasion Miss LUCY SIMONS, and all the Concert Troupe will appear. Grand March wee ert Chorus from Grand March, and, Soldiers’ Chorus from NNHAUSER, for six Pianos, ‘Tickets $1; reserved sents 50 cents extra. Family cir- cle, 60 cents; at the box office of Academy of Music. Doors ‘open at quarter-past woven. Concert ‘commences at eight, 1BLO'S SALOON. MLLE. DE KATOW. paises MELE: MBLENE t DE KATOW R. JAMES M. WEHLT Jor to thelr departure for tie Wests will take place bi MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, April 3 and 5. Mad, HENRIETTE BEHRENS, Prima Donna Soprano. Mrs: ADELINA MOITE, Prima Donna Contralto, Sig: PAULICHI, BEHRENS, i assiat, Seats may be, secured, commenciny Saturday, Apr, ato AL M at Beer & Sehirmor's, 701 Broadway; W fall & ‘Son's, 643 Broadway; Sibeli’s, No. 5 Ww'l street, Chickering's Pianos are used in ull these concerts, as or MUSIC. ‘GRAND VvocaL bar STRUMENTAL ON SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1885, MRS. MOGART, MB! 8. MARTE ABBOTT, ) ERNEST 'PERRING, . J. R, THOMAS, zi MR. A. SEDGWICK. CKETS ONE DOLLAR. MR. A. SEDGWICk, Musical Director, OOPER, INSTITUTE, AY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. MATINEE ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, CHA! ste AND BEAUTIFUL First Gcapiaat hanes fl appearance in America of the ben MLLE. ROSA MADELIN: THE GODDESS OF MAGIC, AND THE GREAT EMIR OF AGI, ‘MISS AMELIA SHERWOOD, YOUNG AMERICA a host of ther ually Fcleated artists. Tickets 36 cents. vale seats 90 cents, Children, to matinee, 15 cents. fas ce = RE SRS EAE STR ELIGHTFUL FOR LADIES AND LITTLE FOLKS, D “THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH” MATINEE. TvkY Passenve, StaNoR SUZ10. Lge “ fe children the matinee will bo RODWAY THEATRE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2. I | ELLER’S a ref an deguway the Gyoxs"? NO. 4 of rt ‘amme of Magic, Vast week of the Goblin Dram: week of the Wooden Minstrels, it week of Boartos School Solo. ‘A SPIRIT! Tet he UAL NOVELTY MONDAY Ni ‘XT, Which, tn ite yatical Pasian will fairly pat in the shade all that that Tied epiritualints have yet at tdmpted. it THE SPIRIT SACK. led in a sack, with ghosts arou in this, city will take place at Irving Hall, on @ATURDAY LASMATINER OF GYGES“Sctarday. Apri Tat 2 P. a. | EVENING, “April te AAG" on whet oscasion the following HALL, ities Fathi ‘TANCES, Sopra S VING soprano. GRAND GALA MATINEE H. BARCLAY, Contralto, ‘accommodation Mi “ahhEee FARING ‘Tenor. SATURDAY. AFTERNOON. api L RANK A. CHASE, Bass. Doors mat one or 5 wit Baioe. Mile, HELENE, DE KATOW, Mr. ED. MOLLENHAUER, Violin, eran HENBY SCHM) orn. nor DAMES M- WEULL, Me, CONRAD TREUBR, Pi the celebrated edie GEORGE F. BI Rey W, Conductor. Ore TDELINA wore. te tat BY eeinad at ihe principal masio stores snd at ‘Contralio of the German pore Conductor, Panes oe ‘BENKENS autien WALL, ce ‘Tickets 60 | D D 806 BROADWAY. ber (300) polls. dexcie 50 cen Cag Mons GRAND CONCERT safe at Leving Hall Beer & Schirmer s, 701 Brondwn | IN AID OF FREEDMEN, fonberg & & tuts, 38 Broadwa; Bibell's, No. Wall j THIS BV RNS hao ) AT 8 O'CLOCK, Bale of seats commences this morning. | MR, THEODORE THOMAS, cn ERT GOLDBECK. i MUSICAL. MAGNIFICENT “ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR wale: farally Toaving city, four ound coraers A, guaranteed, Sued seven Igoe Parlof gutta, covered broca’ lager, oa wanes, Paint: fngebiatnaty Br Bronzes, "Chamber, inp araitre, Ch on Iver ware: Street, bear Birth avenue. N ASSORTMENT OF 7 AND 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD au Fianos, some with carved legs and serpentine, Will ste el Irae dle 2 price. Apply at 228 Thit hand Twenty: first street. AMEE; 7-OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Lt hae CELR- ATE ted ‘maker, brilliant and powerful tone, full iron iraine grand wet action; fine stool and ac. Must be dis- ily at 129) ntieth street, near Rilrdavenues Priors SOPRANO DESIRES Ay POSITION IN A QUARTETTE. reader, thorough srecitign dudioant arash the the bi Sons Couthussetate aatonbll lie , Address Soprano, 119 West Twenty-difth street, bet Seventh and Eighth avenues. (7 P. MARTIN'S GUITARS. . il Broadway (up Opposite the Metropolitan Frost bow York. sad BRUNO, ter MUSIOAL TNSTRUNENTS: & Srkisas, ac. ‘881 Broadway (up statra), Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel, New York. 44 (YONCERTINA WITHOUT A MASTER,” AND CON. certina Songster Gor om ete instructions and over 200 popular tunes, zon 66c., mailed free of postago. biter nk BLUME, 208 Bowery. URAT CLASS SEVEN VEN OCTAVE PIANOS TO LET—96 and $7; G. P. BENJAMIN, 288 Bowery, and corner F rin street and Highth avonue. Oper day Snaevene” eoaway THEATR MAGNIFICENT SUCCESS MR, J. B, OWENS AS CALEB PLUMMER. DENSELY ChowDED AUDIE: TURILLING SE MPATIETIG PFFECT. BYERYBODY DELIGHTED. Third week of Roncisault’s Home Drai itis OMIUKET ON THE HEATH ANOTHER GRAND MATINEE “cnicker ON Til HEARTH," NOON, at 2 o'clock, BEATS FOR THE MATINEE SECURED NOW. MR, AND MRS. KEAN (ELLEN TREE) ARE ENC Witse GARDEN. BRILLIANT SUCCESS aus GRAND MILITARY DRAMA, Mlustrative CaM anaes AND THE [ALS OF A SOLDIER'S LIFE * entitled “i 04 ORPORAL CARTOUCHE, received with agnily e UNBOUNDED 1 ENTHUSIASM TO.NIGHT OND VERY NIGHT is present under the stige direction of Mr. J. @. Hanley, with new Scenery by Withaus, new iocidental ‘Music by Robert Stoepel, new Costumes, Pi repectios. an and Becsinery, the brilliant r,s miliary drama, by 5. R. Fi M2 RPORAL CARTOUCHE, Mr, HENRY PRACIDE in his great character of the Old Co i. The oth: haracters b Mosers. J. G, Hanley, C. W, Clarke, C Wairot oie Cheaters, G. it. Mason, 0: 8. Fawootl, itbecte Ada ‘Clifton, Carr, Mesdames Bedley Brown, C. Waleot ot, Je SPECIAL NOTICE. Doors open at 734; commences at TX. 'BLO'S Kee yan Wm. Wheatley. east’ u and M FRIDAY. E' MARCH Si, POSITIVELY LAST wigut T BUY ONR Of the youthful and talented ins ie LUCILLE Ee WESTERN, er jual charac who will SPPPY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE, in which abe ts seam SUPERIOR TO io “OTTERS, Jn O, W. Tayleure’s popular emotional play, im five acts, en- EAST LYNNE; on, THE — MO POPE een as... Sir Francis Levison het SEXILED. e Act 4.-REMORSE. In compl th universal d ot ie eae com) is nce "4 i Aes iversal desire, PN GRAND EAST LYNNE MATINEE, on SATURDAY, April 1, at o'clock. SATURDAY EVENING, FAREWELL BENEFIT OF ‘ LUCILLE WESTERN, ND LAST NIGHT oF EAST LYNNE. ann Wheatley is happy to announce that he haa been able to ement for a, wth baba ITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS as EDWIN FORREST, . who will appear on ee ‘ naractottONDAY, Aprils, n his groat character OH one TEU. IN PREPARATION, THE CORSICAN BROTHERS. Seats secured six day IBLO’S GARDEN. Nee LUCILLE WESTERN, EAST LYNNE. MATINEE SATURDAY, APRIL 1, COMMENCING’ ATT O'CLOCK. “ALLACKS. Proprietor and Manager, Mr. Lester Wallack FTH TIME THIS SE. N, TOM TAYLOR'S VERY bat SUCCESSFUL COMEDY, THE un UAL MATCH, with beautiful Scenery, el moe pte | Appointments, hig sttractive saa RED AY, third tn ney Hrougham's popular Co medy, THE fre Comedy, nu ar y, coventh, tia this season, tho UESDAY, Beneht of never pani feet ‘all's beaut rd sit ‘tnd Poole's fine Comedy, BIMBO! ated, ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT 'ATERS RUN DEEP, end SINGLE LIFE. Doors open aati Overture at 7%. ayy aaa 8. BENEFIT in MRS. Nas. TOESDAY, RASA NEVER ACTED HERI Boucieault’ piano BOX BOOK NOW ‘OPEN. ‘et J, EBEN HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE Mula frends nnd the public that his FIRST CONCERT Mra, FRASER LYRDSAY, me A. MARET- MUSICAL DIREGHOI SIGNON ANTONIO BAMILI. TICKETS ONE DOLLAR APE 2 a WILL BE WANTED LLER'S SALLE tgs mana seaprentwen. abe MONDAY NEXT, to tie w A SACK FULL OF @ HE “DOT” MATINEE TO-MORROW. ‘The Daily Times says of it:—"The entire range of theat. rical literature does not prosent @ more obarming instance of 4 purely domestic and bumanizing drama,* AT BROADWAY THEATRE, TWO O'CLOCK. BLO'S GARDE! COOLER WESTERN. | BAST. ee ATINE! ATURDAY, APRI ! COMMENCING _ONE LLE. HELENE DE KATOW, THE RUSSIAN VIOLONOELLIST, wil form at Irvin, Perform ate TURDAY, APRIL 1, Doors open at 1 o'clock. leone “Tickets 80 cents, Lissrtie @2 BROADWAY, ABOVE BLE io ae ‘2%Sot the most beautiful lady waiters in the free. FRANK BURNS, Proprietor. 444 4 -eeaaos THEATRE, WAY. A BRILLIANT MILL ‘OF NOVELTIES, Embracing in {ts vast and varied changes all the ‘combined Ammuserenixof the age PF Tike ante COMBINATION TROUPE thet om n thot various come ERY NIGHT. Doors open at 6g; performance commences at 7% o'clock. GAPINEE BVEKY SATURDAY APTENNOON. 1, CLOCK, FOR, SALE, OR TO LET—A FIRST RATE PIANO. IN perfect order, for want of room. Apply at 24 First street, near Second UNLIGHT WITHIN MY HEART! A 1g; Words by yd Cleveland, music by price She. matled FRED! PICK BE BLUME, 208 Bowery. Palen mc Re octal Dw pr pte bead lone and upwards o Pieces of pepular music; price Toe, matied HEDERIOK B1 BLUME, ‘06 Bowery. _ ROANIST AND CHOIR MASTER, ALSO A, BART- ‘and Qrat class reader, ‘will accept of (en. nts inh Catholic church; liberal ‘salarl can furnish » quartette of su; dyeas Ontholleam Ecolesiara, IANO FOR SALE—SECOND HAND PIANO, IN GOOD Pies tune. aparece H. CURTISS, Third avenue, between bh streets, Harlem: Rm NUNNS, Are PIANOFORTE MANGEACTURER, Wareroom §81 Broadway, Opposite Metropolitan Hotel, New Yorks IOLIN FOR SALE.—A FINE CONCERT VIOLIN for aale low, the owner having no use fort. Apply ab 188; Greenwich street, first floor, up stairs. -ANTED—FIRST CLASS QUARTETTE VOICES FOR ‘ifth avenue. Selarics me an up town church, near derate, Each w drevn at once om pplicant must read plain music at sight, eur, stato IN STRUCTION . APPL ANTS FOR PENMANSIHIP AND BOOKKEEP. half prions, at GOLDSMITIU'S, Institute, No. 758 Hrondway are otined that they will, not be recelved after Frilay evening, March 81. PRENCH AND ORRMAN LANGUAGES—AL8 GRAM. mar, Latin, and other branches of education, TELLERING, 819 Broadway; established 1862, All if private, Terms $25 per quarter Gon s PENMANSHIP AND BOOKKEEPING, 70% BROADWAY. LAST DAY FOR THE RECEPTION OF PUPILS: AT 8. ALF P FRIDAY, MARCH a, 10 THACHERS. WANTED, EXIERI teachers? in ate positions near th next Monday. Wanted, al hook. Alsen Indy for PUPIL TO TRACT . With French and m trons, oF call at 161 B: THE ie. Terms me ‘Thirtieth stee ENGL 1st DEMIES. VS PRIVATE ne, near Twen t4orelock ao. forming f & contin LADIES’ FAIR—FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ‘reedmen m opens at Dodworth's Hali, 806 Broadway, on Honday, 21th March, and wil continue until Thureday, 30th Friday eveniny ayo clock, 7 vO GRAN D CONC cre. LET.—WOOD'S MINSTRELS Desire to let the public know that there will bes PETROLIAMANIA” MATINEE, SATURDAY, April 1, commencing at 236 o'clock. HE MATINEE” OF MATINEES, at 234 o'clock Woob's MINSTRELS, 51 BROADWAY. TBs LADIES ee ba ‘SPRING FASHIONS, thew Woops MINSTREL HALL, SATU TURDAY AFTERNOON, April 1, at 2i¢ o'cloo&, e occasion, ETR YLIAMANTA™ MATINEE. bay ARE DELIGHTED to hear that there will be On SATURDAY, April 1, at 23 o'clock. o new DOD's Mins vie ECURE YOUR TICKETS FO oR S HE “TEooe ae evan MATINEE, WOOD'S MINSTRELS __ Saturday ae at akg o'clock. JRVING HAL SATURDAYS “APRIL 41 AT ONE O'CLOCK, For male at uy ieving. tall; if and Sel inemer" '* *yt Peete 58 Hroadway: Soharfer ree fe And Noe 5 Wall atreet, Vee FARIETIES THEATRE, 37 AND % BOWERY. AN ENTIRE © ono» OF BILL TO-NIGHT. RY THE GREAT STAI VAUETY TROUPE THE LEADING ARTISTS OF THE PROFESSION. Poole's immense Drama, HERON, THE HIGHWAYMAN, NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES, NEW BURLESQUES, FORMING, ON THE WHOLE, THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW Yo! Re. GRAND DRAMATIC AND VARIETY MATINEE ON SATURDAY, BROADWAY FREE AND BASY BW, RILLIANT NC etna. iN Bake JE. re ge Rit Wanted, 30 waiter iris, NiYbos, Wrren, GARDEN. —CORPORAL ( Sage OnK, WITit ite splendid battle scenes, ite beautiful seencery and thrilling story, every night, ESTER'S MAMMOTH CONCERT HALL, &4 NROAD- frandest combination of talent in the city, Hal. Rodin Cy ag beam!) ch the performance yan UNVEILED L THR NEW YORK wusht M_OF ANATOMY, BROADWAY. ONDER OF WON w™ To WE SEES ONLY AT THE NEW You t MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, G8 BRUADWAT. —~ ym AMUSE YWENTS,. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. TBLO’S SALOON —GOPTSOHALK. —THIRTEETH WEEK. 0x's OLD BOWERY THEATRE. Lessee, D | io G. L. Fou cried pees S fn America of The immense sensation TRE WORKMEN OF PARIS; with ery, tablentig and atartl Gu Fox ID. Ghitou, 6. MOK Woe Sars. Mee Closkey, Miss K) Denwil HNO Ne OUU Re TEE on Martinettt, OR Fos, Master Tumcthy. Ml Mons. ‘Baptistin. ‘A Farce.—Mr. and Mrs. HB. Chapman, LYMPIC THEATRE. COMMENCES Bs ATT OEE Lessor and M nagereas THIS aus a VENING, WincH ‘a OF MRS. G. H. GILBERT, positively; wie tai : LAST NIGHT BUT ONB of the great |; dr. “7 edi Fite STE ae oF Lidl yoRe, knowledge all who have witnessed ako re OkBAT SENBATION OF THE SEASON. SATURDAY, APRIL 1, Winer J AND, fae (pmaenrs OF "NEW YORK, commencing at two « MENTURDAY EVENING, APRIL 1 POSITIVELY ane PERFORMANOB STREETS OF NEW YORK. MONDAY, APRIL & KRIT OF ne JOHN, Woop, on whieh occasion l. desire, a] LADY Ga’ ‘SPAN LONDON ASSURANCE, being her firnt tappearance in four months. LYMPIC THEATRE.—EXTRA NOTICE. a ie express desire, and for the A GRAND MATINEE Wi (The frat and @ onir one feigiianns ee will take place on SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 1, 1865, ‘commencing at'two o'clock. Beats can now be secured. W BOWERY THEATRE. BVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY, AFTERNOOM The great spec pecnlae spans oe the MALL 178 SUIEL PASSING. *sPLENDO! waadiviceer SCENE ND ERP ECts. GATHERING OF. THE CLANS. MMENSE MOUNTAINS, GRAND BATTLE TABLEAUX. aie WHOLE COMPANY AND 200 AUXILAIRIES. W BOWERY THEATRE-EATRA. a ND MATINEE. a oaturday, afternoon, MAL 2 O'clock, the great, spectaoulas GAELIC CHIEF; OR, THE GATHERING OF THE CLANS. _ Magnificent scenery and gorgeous effects, HEATRE } FRANOAIS_NIDLO'S CONCHR SALOON, URDAY, APRIL 1, MATTRE GUI ERIN, Comedy Tante ‘lle, in five acts, by M. Emile Augier. Theatre ofllce at 678 Broadway, ground vor. ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. THE GREAT TRAGE MR. J. B. STU Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings. Qn AR. MORNING, AT ILCPUNGH AND JUDY, THREE LEGUED WONDER, BY TONY DENIER, ‘Wax figures, taken from life, of te Rebel Incendiary am@ Bp) ROBERT C, KENNE Prot. HUTCHINGS, Lightning Calculator; Fat Womea, ESS AND GIANT BOY. WwoopRorrh's BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS, ‘Exhibiting two Glass Steam Engines in motion, Olrearsian (irl, Albino Boy, Learned Seal, Living Otterm GRAND AQUARIA, A MILLION CURIOS! ‘Admission 30 cents; children, under ten, 18 conta, 0! Lndhen LEY, RYANTS’, Mechanica’ dco Broadway, above Grand street. ‘Immense success bee ae burlesque of OR, THE wid D StUDE OF or OHOKEN. Kate Finer ttdson Menten tae ROCKS. 18, Burlesque Plantation Parquet, 60 cents; Family circle, 80 cents, Commence at ‘OOD'S MINSTRELS, 514 BROADWAY. COMMENOB 478 O'CLOCK. CROWDED HOUSES. GEES D Areca TRIUMPLAN SUCCESS, of Charles wer highl successful burleeque, OIL ON Tit Ada Leo LES MISER. ‘New Son; iene ra B Bhan PRONOUNCED 1 PY THE PRESS AND NY PUBLIC NEW SCENERY iE BEST BURLES . pat, SPARD D MARDER 1—WILLIAM ST. ANTS’ EX! Sore ME Soxnx 2—A SAVE, FaTRS DNTLCH: AM BER, ssn Scans Last—PETROLIA, Previous 29, ar burleegae, RAND Mi ‘REL PERFORMANCE BY ‘OOD'S MINSTRELS. uB{frquert of, many citizens residing at «4 Wo attend in the event there: yi bee “PETROLIAMANIA” we N PATURDAY, APRIL 1, an Hi ; O'CLOCK, will be perform urlesque AABN TA PETROL OR OIL ON THE Bi “THE SENSATION OF ‘rh 3 SEASON." Host MINSTRELS—COMMENCE AT 8, 301 Bowery, cppoaite Spring streat. The new FINGT MERTING OF GRANT AND LER—TI ‘TUE LOG, The OY! R RataNoe SPR ROLES DOUBLE CLOG, Medley, be: H PPOTHEATRON. INS AT BIGHT N YORK CIRCUS. THIS AND oF Te aoa ay THIS WEEK. oRITTyRLY st GRAND MATINER. MOTHER GOOSE AN tas GHINESE SPECTACLE STTIVELY. La and Y GREAT CHIN OF THE GREAT CHINESE SPECTACLE. of entomine of MOTHER obi Ft VIRST APPRARANGE SEASO EATON STONE, ‘i Sara Sai EATON STONE ENORMOUR RE | BQUESTRIAN, GYMNASTIC ANB onObaTto Matchless ree MAMMOTH “Or STARS. On MONDAY EVENING, Re the anew, ¢ re tacular Pant tn. wal bo Rrnuced oma eal See a eee ments, wnrvalled corps do Calle inevery department. 1B ORICKE? ON THE HEARTH. *7GuOUR SCEMART C1 EAS MA TY oa DANCING, AND ABOU! ADW A! TOMORROW A PUAN THRATRE, O’CLOCK. on ILTON GALLERY, M as Broadway—046. (ADAM AND EVE IN EDEN. 46 Brondway—646. MoOFX18G, NOON, EVENING, at the MILTON row GALLERY, 646 Broad M@geK* PARADISE LOST. MORNING, "NOON, EVENING, Now on exhibition at BROADWAY. 1BLO'8 GARDEN. IACILLE WESTERN. EAST LYNN apa, MATI SATURDAY, APRIL 1, COMMENCING ONE O'CLOCK. R. JAMES M. WE THE caunneateD PIANIST, will perform at dev reg fall, ON BA URDAY a gene his great fantasia for the 4 ton deft bi THE ari weer iE STA EAE AP BANNER, _Tiekets 60 cents, ey ea ay OR SALE—A SHARE OF _att the coffee ¢ of JAME: B. YMPIC THEATRE. To Mra. Jonw Woop — r March, wn Yass Ya Deak Mapa: reaper fr Rp ne ae eet rn Faia sora na ea ea oe “London Assurance, Fe the public, aa eu ourselves, the opportunity, of | witnesting © ‘Tepatition muccens wii ne) character, aoe cant charitable ‘eodaion at ‘Ate Academy of Waste we be pardoned phasial recurrence your’ nefit, because it ende you! self ortle of — duration, and s reunion to any friends ‘and numereus eds you have ron to delight by your versatile and original niin much 1 and esteem we remaia, very respect) nd . We EB. DELAPIELD SMITH, JAMES Bho GIDEON J. TUc! Ww uvINOST ON, ©. ACTO: ' JAMES KELLY, BAR A. OAKEY HA KELL JOUN H. McOUNN, bYDENB vkg Sos Bowntnd, We. a tWEED on « A JAMES LEONARD, KO. W. DILKE! THOS, D. JAME! JAS. G. ea aad 08. FAYE, and many others, Otywrrc Tresrae, March 98, 1880, | fn feel groat plonrnre, that 1 aceopt your king and Hattering inv rh pg) to pe upon Dene, Lady Gny Spanker!in LONDUN ABSURARG “ipo which venti ttm exeri my humble efforts to sho ow Appreciation of the honor rot, gentlemen, have conf upon, Toure, moet reser i Mra, WOOD, ALIEATION gupicnr: ENS’ ORF. | both ha PL SRS Nk ote DAY "AFTERNOON, ANTED—A rou | (COMPANY FOR A FIRST CLA aire, None Ye ladies ‘and gentlemen of acknow edged ability need apply: Bnolose no. stam een 0% negative. ries for = ony will be secured. Address Mr, Horatio 7. Oread, New Haven, Conn. BANY ACADEMY OF MUSIC, moing H NEXT REG lar dramatic season will com iret Mon in September. Ladies and gentlemen Ly acknowl talent and respectability desirous of a engegement at plowant and comfortable establiahment please iipel. tating terms, o GRORGR RYER, Stage: Winter GARDEN, <PLACIDR IN HIS BEAUTIFt jeture of the Wear res ae "One most beautiful and thrill) seen upon U mage.” } ANJO. INSTRUCTION It, THE OLD ae tenchors.—Professional und parlot, ban jos wi commended by the qntire profession. How ant 9 Hesny a obo at