The New York Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1868, Page 9

Commedere George A. Prentias. ‘The telegraph announced the death of Commodore Prentiss in South Carolina on Wednesday last. He ‘was an officer on the retired list. Commodore Pren- tiss, a native of New Hampshire, entered the service as midshipman March 1, 1825, from that State, and ‘Was first on duty at the Portsmouth Navy Yard. In 1827 he served in the sloop-of-war Lexington, com- tmanded by the present Rear Admiral William B. Shubrick, President of the Lighthouse Board, then a ‘master commandant, in the Mediterranean squad- Ton. After a three years’ cruise he returned to ‘the United States and enjoyed a brief leave of absence, meanwhile bejng made ®@ passed midship- ‘Man June 4, 1831. The same year he was ordered to ‘the sloop of w: iterranean, com- manded by , Mas a Ak Soeoree w. Storer, aince dead, In 1832 he was transferred to the er vanes nthe Wee nda squnron, where ‘he served a ore, then granted leave of absence, In 1836 he joined the Sigato ine and cruised in the Pacific. He was pi Moted to a lieutenancy pete % 183, and on Phis return from the Pacific va on waiting orders, 1889 he was attached to secp-obver the East India square. Be was transfe sloop-of-war ——— on the coast of beequen after a leave of absence, he was attached to Briss receiving be Ohio, .at Boston, in 1843, He was afterwards ee to the sloop-of-war Decatur, on the eo for one year, when he was again given of absence. In 1846 he was again afloat in the filants States, on the coast of Africa,.and was at- tached to her in her Mediterranean cruise in 1848, ee returned with her the latter part of that year. iting orders until 186) he was sent aly at the beginning of the rebellion, to the Brazils, to bring back the steam s!oop Seminole, which he safely accomplished. On his return he was ne bynes of Fr weinees Albatross, on ae Eee in} ro) r a while engaged on the Coast Gulf Doe blockading” square oo Ang made and while placed lng onder. He was made commodore on retired list sprig 1866, and had seen no sea, service since July, 1 He was nearly sixty years of age at his death. i Zs ep iui Heavy CLAIM BY THE WIpow oF SENATOR Mo- DOUGALL.—A suit is now pending before the United States Circuit Court, in Chicago, brought by Marilla widow of the nate 8 ‘Senator James A, Me- Dor of eng and by John and Minerva Mc- aa ae eet a piece of ground in Chicago, the Chic ‘ago river and piloting its moun, = is now valued at over $1,000, The claim 1s based on a statement that the title of the Pe John A. Kinzie to the land is defective, and that McConnell, father of the two lady plaintiffs, bid the tract, but has been kept out from a government pee thereto by the fraudulent action of Mr. Kin- le, and that the title still remains in the United aa in trust for McConnell and his assigns. The decision of the suit involves the right of a large num- ber of parties. 3. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER, Furniture sale at the Manhattan Hotel. A. J, BLEECKER, SON. & CO, will sell xt auction on Mon- day, April 20,1268, uilthe Household Furniture, For particu. Jars and catalogues apply at the hotel, Nos. 5,7 and 9 Murray street, or to the auctioneers, 77 Cedar street. mee TIO! UF Soong i, MULLER, NEE. ‘TRAL PARK LOTS AT AUCTION, 10 CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP. ‘ ADRIAN H. 1 ee P, R. WILKINS & CO. will sell ‘at auction, on "yhurate ere ‘April 16, at 12 o'clock, at the Ex- Silesroom, 111 ‘Broadway, the eight valuable Lots comprising the entire westerly frog on, sus Foust: avenue, Detween Sixty-seventh and Sfaty-elghth streets, Alag four Lots on north side Siaty-seventh sireet, tmmedl- ately in the rear of the Fourth a four Lots on the south side of sixty. eolghth street, alzo fn the rear of the Fourth avenue lots. ’ Of sale very liberal. Maps at the oflice,of the auctioneers, No, 7 Pine street, DRIAN H. MULLER, ‘AUCTIONEER. PEREWPTORY SALE OF CENTRAL PARK LOTS on Madison avenue and Sixt: ire , street, to close an undt- ded int "ADRIAN H. MULE, P, Ke WILKINS & CO. will gell_at at change gastos, om Trieaday, Apri 12 o'clock, at the Ex 111 Broadwi MADISON AVENUE. Lots on the westerly side of Madi- ‘avenue, 2h fect 5 inches north of Sixty-first street. SIXTY-FrIest STREF Lot on the north side of Sixty- 15 feet weet of. Madison avenue, cent may remain on bond and mo! + Maperat the cise ot he auctioneers ee Ara STORY FARM, EAST JAMAICA, LONG ISLAND lence of the late J. N. Lawton, Esq.)—On Wednesday, 15, 1804, at @ o'clock A.M.» lar auction sale of fine ny Bedroom and Kfichen Furniture; Carpets and "China, Glans, Crock, Tinware; elegant Sud Cptight Elanon, Pict fares Cornices,’ Mirrora, a Farm F tia Farm Hara ri * Poole’ pSiock and Tinplet lerney, ‘Devon and Durham pita Tacs fe slay LAWRENCE, Auctioneer. j E; RICKRON, Cleric” _Laave James slip, ee x doce aM. A “4 UoTION NOTICE. LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF Over ved worth of ai iF Elegant 00d Pianoforte, eee Tagant rosew nofo! Velvet, Brussels, Ingrain Carpets, A oie ie Beat lor rary ‘Works of Art, = ‘gene Bronzes, Vi ‘***fpine collection of Oil Paintings, ontay), Aprils ‘morning. at 10% ofelock pre- », Ap morn! o gasgaite clegust vate residence ‘weet Eighth ighth wi Firth aud Sixth avenues, This will be the larg sale of this season. Reliable mon in attendance ck gots for purchasers at reasonable brocatel and. Ince rt sure ificent Parl atari fe top Ta two rosewood ve Facey Easy Td four large and emall’ Mi Extension Table, ar ied ut Crystal, Giaas and Hobeming Ware! + felt, CRatore, Toe Pitchers, Spoons, Dinner, Seta, Story Table Cutlery, &o. Pee teke sixth or Seventh avcoues or University place oars. LUKE H. FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. Avotion xotice. L. LEEDS, Auctioneer. Magittcent Household Purnia Rosewood Ptanoforte, Drawing Room Bult Paintings, Broures and many Fare and costly Works of Art, at public austin, on this d: Monday ‘at the olegant mansion X WR3. Sa West Sistbent street, between hand Sixth avenues, fale commencing at 10! rele. 00 Drawing Room Suits, 0 green, gol 2 fold drocatel of the richest description; rosewood serene jecrt tary Bookcase, Cabinets, Encolgntires, Tables, brocate Curtails, Clock, Vases, Chandeliers, velvet m: nelailion Carpe GM Patdiin.. by emmiveat artiste; 60 volumes cholee Boo rosewood Pianoforte, Gover, nt Raven octae Ganterbury ; Mirrors, rosewood and warn "sere Bureaus, 4 edstendta, Comm ring. atireaets, Buffet, Ex'ension Table, Silver Tureens, Dinner an! Tea Servi Glassware, Chine, We Ware Linens, Table Cuticry. Also ali the Furniture of the servants’ apart ments. —D, M. SPAMAN, AUC TIONEER.—POSITIVE SALE sof No. 112 West Houston street, on Tuesday, April 14, o'clock, at Exchange Salesrooms, 111 Broadway. at class tw story and attic brick, Hotae (al improvernente) 0. 112 West Houston street, near Thompson ; lot wi0Or owse, S5x80% desirable for business or Investment; ‘only a few doors from Fifth avenue extension; $10,000 on mortgage; mapr, ¢te., at sucttoneer's office, 14 Pt “AP atION — or poh gel} ky GLASS, nives, ral laseware, ake. HENRY OF aN ‘tuctioneer, will sell on Apch 14, at 10 o'clock, at 80 Barclay strect, a ceneral assoriment in lots to sult city and country dealers. carefully repacked for shipment. SSIGN-ES' AND BANKRUPT SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Farntiure.—By M. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer, on Monday, wee 13, at ph Cram at the aalesroom. 79 Nasean 1—Holid Parlor Suits, covered in yd = 7 ber and Dining. ised | seen a French th mi ae iy, so. Descriptive alalogues at the auction sabe tr attends to — vA Lyon: _ ture person: @ residences of families or at his, large salesroom, 7 Nassau street, between Fulton and John streets A. A, Su GRiSTALAR & SON, AUCTIONEERS, NO, 7 ark place, three doors from, Bron. jway, will give thelr Hon to sales of Merchandise of every deserip- no taser nese apy At CS aoe sales generally. akoULan MORTUL WONTALY Rit OF ‘DIAMONDS, WATCHES [ON NOTICE. ‘AUCTION Nori MONDAY, APR a 13, NINTH or SPRING SALE Ww “AND. PALM MANUFACTURED aD TAY Ae A LEAF GooDs. 100 canes ep HATS to 8 sold without reserve. nae “a TOPPING | ¥ OO, Aamtonsers, Church street. vOoTT Mae a oe ean kia Eales DAY, fh a) Sr te of seucan Thee, Uaraue Conti sien © ‘variety of ‘ancy Articles and Musical Instruments, for cash, UoTION sai CK DILG, AUCTIONEE srilwell tai day, at It ovclgek, ail the Household Yorn, Of the. private Fentdence #8 ‘tent Fourth cgel, pon wear fooster. Parlor vs a) eae | & Po re ad LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE DRY Goons St auction CAMPBELL & 00. ‘Bowery, will’ com: ta f~¢ ‘at Qo" rotooks at at Sixth continue t avenue, ne Mike streets and iD today, unt’ onthe took (bBy0) of American, man and French Dry Goods, Ac. are closed ‘out of established ox store. Stock embraces a srhich must snd positively wil be sold, Kean of oo or in quantities to s Bernd Ome ae sac SALE, THIs oy Lid ti Bo HAD. full license stem saan wrest £ Bio ELL, Auctioneer. WM. H. WRIGHT, AUPTIONRER— WEDNESDAY, elute B 15, at Tio” og 147 Ps Facies Qourt ee ioe 0, Brook! Biankéta, &c. A oe Vautier, Es ‘Achenbaa Verboeckhoven, ‘And others. Thy Wil be open for in H satay wl be op pe ft on and after Monday, April BX BENRy IOTIONEER: HENRY i We LEEDS & MIRER Carpets; “rosewood Suita, wood road Pianos by Chicken! saa ba and b, walnut Bedstoads, Bi nds, Roi ‘Tables, Chaire, Mattresses ows, Holater’ fe id Cornices, mahogany ining Table; oak ware, dc, Also ee ares seat Chaira; i itl ea Parnftars: aa wekers, Glaae by HENRY H. DEEDS, AUCTIONEER. her er Meek & Ho ‘urniture, nearly new, made to or- HENRY H. 1) INER will A a Thirsday, April & 16, at 1036 o'clock, at No. eighth street, between voon Filth ‘und’ Sleth avontes, the. elegaxt Furatture in'eald Mouse, noarly sew, al boas to brder, Parlor Sulla in ebony, mounted in on ‘ormulu, covered in damank, inlatd, cont Mk? Gurtates, Ince don Corni Tingere: inlaid; large and Glasses, ‘Oil Paintings and Engravings, valuable Bronzes, and ormulu in Camp C! Piano vices and Vi ormula, Pedestals Giceehte eRe ety Dining Room—Carved oe hive Chairs and Extension Tal ‘and Brussels Carpets, richly 23 West ge aaryeh Centre Tables mista Hall—A ape inlaid carved Hall with Rad Superb Sera marble, nist’ wht Sosewr00d, ‘covered ‘mar: urease, edsteada and. Armolre-a-Glace; bik ‘rep ning , covered black walnut Suit, China, Gl and other Furniture, property of a family leaving the ease wy first class sale, Y HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, IENRY H. LEEDS (NER will sell by auction on Tuesday, April 14, at T0¥g orclocks at the resideuos No. 120 as Elegant Household Furniture Consisting of, Velvet, Brus: sels and Ingrain Sait, in figured brocatel; carved pee tr Fito 7 Bacon & Rav j carved rosswood Mirror Doorand back; Etageres ; gilt frame Freneh plate pier and mantel Mirrors; ‘rosewood iharble top Centre ales ; Ince Window Curtains and Corutces; mahogany and jedatends, Bureaus, Waskstands, Sofas, Chairs, Side wair,feather and spring Mattresses,(eather Pillows and walnut Be tere; Engravings and Ol Paintings! Stair Carpete aud O'lcloths'; mahogany extension Dining Tabl mirror back marble top Buffet; black walnut cane ues Dining Chaire: black watnut, Lot Crockery, Glassware, &c. Also Kitel V HENRY i, LERDS, AUCTIONEER. HENKY H. LEE! 4& MINER will seil by auction on Apri April tye at TOs o" ae at the private residence No. 6 Ashland place, near Greenwich avenue, ine oger oe consisting ‘of Brussels and Incrain Carpets, m Suit; in bair cloth, mahogany Conte Table, Mintle cok, Lack Curtains ‘and Uornices, inahogany Bedsteads, Bi Fag ‘ashstands, Cott: Suit, Mattre: Pillows, Bolter ; eane sent Chairs, Lounges, Side ‘Tab Table, oak cane seat Chairs, Looking Glasses, Stair Carpets, Oilcloths China, Crockery, Glassware, &c.; also Kitchen Furniture, ¥ HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER.SALESROOM jit Nassau street, opposite the Post odie; Art Gallery, HANDSOME” HOVSEHOLD | FURNITURI RRORS, ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO tay MALLETT, DAVIS & GO. OF BOSTON), PAINTINGS, AC, MA. DE 10 OER A AND BUT. LITTLE Ui He MOFFATT ION SQUAMI in green reps; China, en Furniture. USE! ENTRENTH STREET, NORTH RE & BARKER will sell at auction, Wednend: April Tb, at 10% ‘o'clock, at the Moffat Mansion, 35 Bast Seven! teenth street, all the One Furniture contained in anor! House, comprising th part as bg sd viz j— English Brussels and French plate and mantel M lace Curtains and Parior Suite, in brocatel and reps Ol! Paintin, carved black walnut Bookcases, do. 328, Mantel Orn carved rosewood and black ‘walnut Bureaus, Was! Lounges, Wardrobes, Chairs, Rockers, black Beta Helsatn i srtasch usd grees int in imson green Diack rood tmarble top 4 "Tal quailty tirted hale 4 Blankets, &e.; ies and Chalrey 3 richly carved black walnut Buffet, French China, Cutlery and Stiverplated Ware, together with a complete set copper Kitchen 1 Vlei arg ‘Cooking Range, patent Frapeh fen & very fine rosewood grand Pigno, aa Halle it Davia & Co, ‘of Boston, cost The above house contains above 30 rooms, all fully furnished in every respect, all made to order ‘and bas been. used but About coe year,’ Catalogues can be ‘had ut the auctioncer's ce. > YY HENRY D, MINER, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOM 37 Nassau street, opposite the Post office ; Art Gallery 645 HOUSENOLD FURNITU: rome CaREETD. MIRRORS, CHAN- H. D. MINER & BARKER will sell at auction on Moctag, April “ise o'clock at thelr salesroom, 37 Nassau Geateal | jousehold Furniture, conaating ot ot runs Back Watont a ; Fren 4 Mantel Mirrors, Sostwood Parlor Suits in brocatel and Tepe, stead." walnut and mahogany Side steads, nt Qeewre Tables, Bes = and oak Burtension es, Feather Bolsters and Pil iso a number Dining Tables and (ohne Hae Bronze Chandeliers Kitet re einen ENJ. F. THEA! AUCTIONEER. jate — leaman with E. H. LUD! act UPERB tb HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE BYOUR BEST MAKERS, AND IN SPLENDID Soxeriom: MIRRORS, ELEGANT MONTES, _ CARPETS, &C. E. will nel) by auction ‘on TUESDAY. April 14, Jom at 1036 o'clock, at the private residence 138 tis Wit Sixth avenue, The entire Gontents of the above residence, viz Paice carved rosewood Parlor Suits fn aflk ah and Map Gi sriehiy | Bo ed rosewood Et rea, BOO tt Piney be clogant rfand Lace Curtal very fine, Bronzes nnd Glock? ol iegant Chamber Farnfar ture, fn Fone walnotand oak, with walnut trimmings turtsa" Botany Potiges, rs, &c.; fine walnut Extension Table, Dinin, sd China, Glass and Silverplated Ware ; elegant velvet Medallion, Brussels and three ply Cai ts be, together with the Kitched Utensils. The house will n for inspection on Monday, {cth inst, from 9 to 4, by permit, which with. descriptive cata’ logue mar be had at’ the office of the Auctioneer, 6 Liberty street, second floor, front, __9AL00 AF ADOTION. Es3 ‘area the vn sot ia, ia gu tae vate mon += arate atthe nutes eect RICHARD B. CONNOLLY, 4 Otex ov Naw Youx, Devanra LY, Comp ances nt partisa ing. rtet Ee Second anle by order of aasighees of ane Gabtaet Furniture. FERRY: AUCTIONEER. es IFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ON THURSDAY, APRIL 16, AT ee NO. 188 FOUR! sr asa Bene pag AR, vateable Purnt of or im ‘a rare opportunity to in quest Pence ape oe ets No. Tuesday's J, ko ern Basen SALESROOMS NO. 1 Mam street, of Frankfort.-Personal mutentfon paid to faite sales Of Household Furniture of fainl- WEDNESDAY. Apri'i, at 1036 at the auction rooms No.1 North William street, genteel Household Furniture, posewees Ee an ree Kitchen Furattures Velvet aod Bruncels' runel' carpet dogliah OlF ko.,0. ; also M Marshal’ Ani: Store Pstures, ‘inteta Taba Harness Ae. canis Jo Nveat L. ear ae AUCTIONEER.—PLANTS.— vat elk con- finuation sale of chic Flan Plante, wmportiion of Me Glraud direct from Paris; all in fine order. OSEPH HEGEMAN 4 00.—TURSDAY, APRIL lt, AT 64 Hall eae ibe ortnck 4, A. wae Ste ar st a ond lage tan tase at in ae iy rreres Chamber Set, best Hair Mattresses ; oak, snare to] Ginlensiou Teble'ant Chairs to'atces rich chlo Diener and Tea San Kishen Ware, Velvet and other ner ata at 8 o'clock, P. day, gt 15 Willoughby street, fpetween Bridge and Duttetd streets, ogg a ta. good ae wasn ‘and mahogany feta an Tables, Mirrors, Bedsteads, Hair Mattresses, Catpola £2. Jes CAGNAY; AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 615 WASH- Jncton street above Sprin TANT, VERY SUPE! BG LABORATE HOUSEHOLD. FURNITURE. handso ‘en: Parlors’ comprise three clegantly and elaborately, carved Parlor Suits. th satin brocade, very elaborately carved Centre Tables and Etageres, four elegant French plate Pier Mirrors Pith Bases, Tables sind Cornices to match j four splendid Man- fel Mirrort In perfect condition, elegant Chandellers, ‘vary heavy worked Lace Curtains, English and body Brussels Car pets, Velvet Rugs, fine rosewood seven octave Piano, 40, Ctiambers—Oné very superb Suit, cost $3,000, via: Ded- tand, ‘Table Armire @ stead, with cano ta fuse latt tat teat tates hes pure curied Maiireante, larke French Bolsters and Pillows, Spring Velvet and #-piy Carpets, miiniap Toots and Kilshon Furnivures wits which the sale will commence. AMES CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 515 WASH- {ington street, above Spring, will give his personal atten- tion to sales of Furniture at private realdenees ; 18 ex perience in the auction business; only afew more first class sales taken, as he intends to be personally present at each fale, At private salo the Furnivure o¢ 4 house, price $5,000, ‘and House to let; rent #2, 00; if not disposed’ of in a few days will be sold at auction. J OSERH MoGUIRE, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGR SALE of Household and Hotel Furntture, including Plano and porigagey om Monday, "April iy at W0% orelocky at the te 8, on onda) Lt al "clock, at the Gorge’ Hotel, No. 65° Sisth avenue, the Furniture aud Fix> tures of said hotel. A. WARD, Atiorney for Mortgagee. EWIs E. WOOD, AUCTIONEER, ‘will sell at auction, on Tuesday, ‘April 14, at 4 o'clock P. amis the two story and Dasement brick House fourth rtreet, Jersey City. pantries, ‘ke. half bloc ‘The house con- from the horse cars, Galo positive ives UNDY & HIGGINS, AUCTIONEERS, ‘Wiil sett, this day, at 11 o'clock, at their salesroom, No. 435 Broome street, an extensive assortment of Household Furni- comprising Parlor and Chamber Suit , Olle penn ‘Chairs, Tables, Stoves, Beds, Bedd ntiroek bre meg ee tite ad AT AUCTION.-PY LEAVITT, STRE- & CO., Clinton Halt Art Gaileries, ‘Astor pischs Mr. we ee te - ‘re eee aihjota a er Pictus lest le subject james ast, di j Groptay, AW a s bf ant, Homer Mart Blacl Pav iieal ee 4 neki pete les, &c., AC., all king, Ri eee cla by euction, hursd evening, “Ape 16 e075 Slolock, ‘Catklogues réady, and’ pictures on ee i and evening. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE SALE BY + P. Gaffney, auctioneer—sells this day st 1049 o'clock, the valuable lease and fixtures of the 6; ag Meo ue Tadies’ and geuts’ Oyster, Drinking ‘and Dining Saloon, 1 Shth aventie, corner ot Twanty-.h(th street, consisting, of black walnut ‘ae Gee tavle Hae 44 Fag) ‘gilt inlrrorg, S00 yards of af let Hove and pipe, inssen, demijotins, ia) er} lots to suit. ikon decanters: es crckoys te tnd purchasers. I Agcieoael SOMERV! pon AUCTIONEER.—OFFICE, 39 u street. ART GALLERY, 82 FIFTH AVENUE. ich and costly City and Parisian toade Furniture, of moat benutital dengurand inish,. “Also ies of material for Chair Coverings, remnants of ‘piventel ‘oa other elegant goods, being the tock of the well known house of COTTE to be sold at. anion ey ROBERT SOMRAVILLE, ‘Thursday, Sprit 16, at the bag giro? ms Nos. 8, 5 East Fourth srrect, near Broadway, in consequence of their removal to Union “Goods on exhibition, with catalogues, on Wednesday. ICHARD aig eo eee asite: vate les Peng pill on. W: street, New York, the’ qT oi, ‘guiltlery iiardware, ‘ols, ‘Saul tlery Hardw Inge riers’ Toole Scrap. Sect, California. Sawa, a Wazon A “axles, dasorted Cutiéry, Porcelain (eode, Thermome- ters Locka, Sere renches, Hollow Ware, Katie, Cofla Gocie and’ other ‘Sale positive. Catalogues on Tuenday. No. goods Gelivered till atter sale. Deposits ex- acted. Important to city and country trade. HERIFP'S SALE, OP ROOTS AND SHOFS, LADIES! jaiters, Children's Shoes, Sole Leather, Calf and Shee} Skins, Showcases, Counte: Tron Safe, Ac. by COLE MURPH HY, 839 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on Monday, April 13, BY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER. Oflice, 39 ART GALLERY, 49 FIFTH AVENUE. ECEIVER'S BALE OF THE STOCK OF Pacey : H. DARDONVILLE, 678 Brosdway, e well known importer rench goods, me auction hy ROBERT SOMERVILLE, on Tuesday and Wednesday, 14th and 1ith of April. ‘The entire stock is one of the finest of the kind tn the city. In the assortment will be found a line of Bronzea, Chande- Hera, Gas Ornamentations, Ac., of exquisite design and finish. Also tl hades, Show jock of Giasawarey Gloves, Ci Chimneys, Cases, Store Fixtures, Ol tanks, Hapenecd Gil, ke. Also a Inge tock of Tuvln great, quantiy of ‘untnlebbd ‘mrateriais, Shop Fittings and & quailty of Stock. “Eantbivion to com: monce on Monday, BY order of pipet webs J. HUSSON, Recetver. BY ak IBALD JOHNSTON, , AUCTIONEER.—SALES- roome 2 Liberty atreet and ‘112 East Thirteenth strect, near Fourth avenue. JOHNSTON & VAN TASSELL will give their personal attention to sales of fou: USEHOLD FURNIT( RE, &e., at the residences of pariies declining houstkeeping, and also ‘at thelr spactous salesroom. 62 Liber iy street. WEDNESDAY, April 15, at gt their ealearoom. €3 Liberty street, Household Furniture, &e. BY CHARLES Bicol iecros aes. Flour M CHARLES HOHLENBERG eins fell this day, at 10% o’olock, at 196 Franklin fret the entire Stock, Neacninery find Fixtures of a irat class distillery and rectifying house, viz, :—One ooppsr at 1 ‘oy capacity, one Bordmaon botler, one tabular boiler, one Cameron's steam pump, soe patr engines, shout $5 tanks of, saereas sizes; o ne copper = ler, cop hast Page’ yur mi fe. wih ah thal the om the ce Fi Fursfiure and | stock in yore, place: — ete largest oer fered tor sale She chy. i in lots to suit iis yurchasere. The jon of busi- nese men respectfully 80} Heited, _ Catalogues He. ¥ J, EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIONEER) Brés Broadway, wilt sell ‘by auctio u Setoeke teeny ontenus of the private dwelling Nov 1s Kast Washington place, between Mercer and Greene wlret on ac: countof owner golng to Europe, coneteuing of and damask Parlor Suita, E tagere,Fonemuod Gen nod Brien: tion Tables, Piano, Paintings, Velvet and Rrussela Carpets, Lace Curtains, black walnul sats and oak Parlor, Chamber and 'Dining Bait, gated Clana are; | Howser Kitchen Utensils, tc. N. B.—Particular to sales residences or at my salesrooms, B. RDETT, DENNIS & CO., STORE 109 WALL ae {yr sel'at auction, on Tursdap, 4th, o0 Hy voy O'clock; conten East Fiver, Stiptmithie Bellows, Anvils, Crat ei Tapa as shee, sree ho nn “wy eters Seale’ and & general assortment of Biack- mi HARLES D. DAVIS, soctroenns, ie ae Cy AT ana Eahihen ware and Fixt ixtures of the wholesale ead retail crockery store No. 6 Greenwich avenue, near Sixth avenue. Caan & CO, fur"UOtemeaiees SELL THIS DAY, at it ‘and 0) ‘Houston atreet Pix ren of int Eiguor and nd Sample Root fitted Sancoomely ya een: ve years; cheap, rent; ay Heenan ries culated to ‘cane money. Sule per- 1 His: RPwARD SOHENCK, AUCTIONBER.—MORTGA( i Clogant Cabinet, Furniture “By EDWA\ genni, fom, At iT otcloek, at th ss faleroom, most valuable sales ever street, largest and gered compris ‘comptising all SST Fan ‘and varieties of Dining Room, Farnitas are. F. COLTON, 4 pce ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD ‘rattan rah et gether with Fear Hariene, iliara Fd ab Sliver Chi a nnd Glass atts whe rate ga ia’ day ony Ar ‘April 1W0yg ofclock, at the, private’ residence, door from Third avenne, the entire ric ily, embracing ex ery, ory kind and rich lace and other Curtal ‘rench plate and Billiard al Iron Safe, Horses, Catalogues early at the house this (Monday) moruing. avenue cars ‘ake you to the door, pao SALE. —RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION. De will Pan Si gat 10 oFeloek, ab 8 Kanak a jerks, Lamp Olin eae, quantity 0 ane, Chatray a re ES O'BRIEN, Sheri,” if Perk i McK wrour, Deputy. GHERIFF'S 84 sau ~ RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sll, (his day (Mon- dayr.at IL o'clock, at 168 Christopher street, the an Fixtires of « Provision Establishment, consisting of Hains, Shoulders, Bacon, Lard, Fixtures, Tul Horses, Truck, _B. aI, SHERIFF'S SALE OF GENTS’ FURNT NG SS. Hosiery, ladies Trimmings, &c., by COI : ai No.5 Fu Leesan Brottizn eu Foutnys April ity oh 10. go'elock. npPHOs. GAFFNEY, AUCTIONEER, “OFFIC dere street, will sell this da Lea years from next May | the Stock ‘and. Pravures of the i Feat and Drinking Salou, 61 East Fourteenth street, at tue ratiroad depot; full Noens ‘Olies Furniture, O'BRALN, Sheri. Deputy. Je post HOS. VEITCH, AUCTIONEER RT OF Nong] Pleas, in Titi —T LITCH, anction itt gel! at public. auction, Tuesday, Apri ld) wel Mest the Exchauge Salesroom, Ill Broadway, under’ the direclion of Follx Ve B. Kennedy, Beg.» referte, valnable Property on Seventy-diret atrect, near Ninth avenue ; also same day, valtiny ble property, House and Lots, on Lawrence street, Manbat- tanville, near Ninth avenue. r 1 CAPITALISTS.— See Aig wes FOR * SPLENDID investment ; Fulton tores at jon on There. day, April 16, 188, at ID ovciock ; two four story Drick stores on Fulton avenue, +a sage corner of Oxford toedlenns in opie order; to the WM. M. LITtLis at diy Salesrooms, Court atreet, Brooklyn. ass fronte plate Bighost wiader ty, Phenix building, 16 WLUAM KESNELLY, LATE SHERIFF'S AUCTION. eer—Wili sell at auction, on Wednesday, a 15, aye St lg o'clock, atthe Exchange Salesroorn, 1 2H Brana Tenth street, 427 and 42%, large brick Fai ireeen, nvcawe D and fy Debk street; Thisty-eigh two full Lots, morth side, 100 feet west of ia gene, Bullings covering the whole of two lots (lease; West Broad: three story Building, used as n restaurant; fine loca- tom or on Yor ‘a 2 auing sslove jon and restaurant (lease). Maps et ouc- Ay best Cutied i Hale and ato Ne Te eete und Plas intog Ware, oes ready Bon ice Mme morning at office of auction Ws; WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY. AT Lo'clock, the Stock of m Geute’ Furnishing and Fancy Goods Store, at'454 Canal street. WHAM, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, SELLS oN Tuesday, at 1034 oft O'clock, at private residence & Clinton place (Eighth street), near Fifth, avenue, all the genteel P Jor, Chatnber, Dini ‘Room. and olber Furnitures éc.. 10 botise— Rosevt farior Suite in rich Pren Pier and other Mii Butt, Hair mie te Beditn Wisk looks at AvCTONERS, ace a ATS nd talual ment of genteel Household rate do., French piaterPier and eee Mit orton hand Velvet and other C Otighoths, Hair rere rat treenes, Centre, Dintnj ‘ables, China, cine it ae Wardrobes, jocks, Vase, C and Engravings, with & ert variety of of ag anti to suit dealers aud others, B53 & “oe é Boer 13 ae ee m “_ 3 ae he i Bed 4 re, hi 5 S 33a q Goons, | Oneay ASTER FESTIVALS, s L “J SPECTACULA, GE oat Auer } “uumery oe {ou ae PANTOMIME, L, FO: THE 58 Densel; Crowied Houses. i sold out Sat We Uproseous in, Reserved Seats Miles, RITA SANGALI, Bi Mona. B. BAPTISTAN, Firat appearance of the ne Champion & Sxator, aS 4 WHDNERDATS AND SATURDAYS, ily Cit Orchestra and Bal ngo-balcony ony Gai ‘$1; children, GreINway want, a FINAL FAREWELL READINGS. FIVE INN NUMBER. PETITE RAVEL. Mr. CHARLES DICKENS WILL READ. wr the Inst time but fourd THIS oNsay LV ENING, April 18, DOCTOR MARIGOLD an (for the coe a ine in a New York) beivunmad (TUESDAY) sees, April Ut ast Lime but three), his. NICHOLAS NICKLEBY (at Mr, Squeera’ School) id BOOTS AT THE HOLLY TREE INN. On THU RSDAY EV EVENING, April 16 Jast time but two),, his. DAVID coPbravignp MR. BOR SAWYER'S PARTY. (from Pickwick). On FRIDAY EVENING, April? ast time but one), poctor NARIGOLD MRS. GAMP. On MONDAY EVENING, April20 (ast time), OWRISTMAS CAROL ¢ THE TRIAL FROM PICKWICK. ‘The Readings will comme: Reserved Seats $2 each. Second Balcony, #15 may be obtained at, Steinway Hall daily, from 9 A. M. to'4 P. B.. and from 7 to Mit Re Citvahiss “DIGKENS FAREWELL READINGS, In compliance with requests that have been made to Mr. Dickens, the price of tickets for the SECOND BALCONY on these oecasions will be ONE DOLLAR each, Ticketa may be snes abt Stounway Hull daily trom 9 A. Bf. to 4 P. M.y ana 08 P.M. e ai8 o'clock. YHE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY oF MUSIC. New Yor! 82 Fifth avenue, corner Fourer th rth street, ‘and 820 Broadway. Broo! 128, 180 and 129 Court corner State street. Subscriptions now received for the Spring Term. ][MPORTANT LECTURES DAILY—TO GENTLEMEN only, on interesting subjects, at the New, York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway. ose unable to attend these lectures may receive a ory. by forwai 25 cents. Ad- dross Secretary of New York Museum of Anatomy, 18 Broadway. ECTURES ON PHRENOLOGY IN HARLEM.—FOW- LER & WELLS, New York, announce two lectures in National Hall, Harlem, Monday and Tuesday evenings, April Wand 14, at7) arelock. ‘Admission % cents, Public ¢xami- GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERS & 00. #1 fispone of 100 Pianos, Melodeons and Organs, of six rat class makers, at bargains for cash, or will take one-fifth cash and the alnhee monthly instalments; for rent, and rent money applied if purchased. ‘A. CHEAP FIANO 916-4 SEVEN OCTAVE, ROSE. order ; in for @ cash customer. DLE, 18 Tea ‘Amity street, near Broadway. -- BARGAIN.—FAMILY ABOUT LEAVING THE CITY will sll elaborately carved rose iano; city maker; il improvemantes al millcont Preach plato por less, Carpets, ae. Apply at 26 Third atrect. “A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANO, WITH ALL modern improvements, litte used, sacrificed for removal. Forenoon the owner is certainly at home at 92 (new No. 437) Sixth strect, first door, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF robasal Rare SEOOND band 1d, square and Ww to let, and sold om Guana ee SUM RGs, N Nos Union ‘aquare. A SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO (FOUR months used); all modern tmprovents, to be sold ata very moderate price. ( from 10 A. M. to4P. M., at 216 East Fifth street, near Bowery. MAGNIFICENT. ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR sale—Property family leaving city; made order, cit; fnakers used fe months, cout #600, fo8 $800; Parior Suit, Peter iat Blagere, Carpe, Paintings, Broness, Chamber Dining Koom farniture et, & sacrifice,’ Inquire at 44 West Sixteenth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenue, LADY wiul (SELL FOR IMMEDIATE CASH m we Planoforte, original pri ‘case, carved legs, ite ‘seulet manufacturer's Dill of sale warrantee. Apply at 25 Third it. FINE ASSORTMENT OF FIRST CLASS NEW and second hand Pianos for sale at manufacturers’ ears. JENNYS & SON, 23 Kast rd avenue, A ices; warranted five Twenty-Liret street, near MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD P anoforte, extra tone and finish, at @ great sacri rly new and fully warranted, at 194 Grand PAMILY. LEAVING THE CITY WILD SacniFr for cash their magnificent Planoforte ; carved rosewood, Zoctave, overstrung; celebrated manufacturers; five years! guarantee; nearly now. B67 Kant Tenth i} ARGAINS. WENTY FIRST, CLASS ROSEWOOD second 1d Pianofortes, Chickering, ne Worces- an half original cost. Also ter, Hralbury, makers, for lens McDONALD & CO., 20 Fourth avenue, i acsurtment new Planofortes at manufacturer's prices. Mea CAL INSTRUMENTS-CHEAP SECOND HAND Pianos, Accordeons, Banjos, Guitars, Violins, Tambo- a lot very low ail usle thonth at 419 Graud street, DALY'S Mu Pros. CHEAP, SECOND HAND PRICES—6 OCTAVE, n frame, 875, $80, $100; a fine handasoie ros wood one for + Melodeons, #85 to #60; aleo to let, At 4zl+ Grand street. FOR SALE.—A FAMILY for, Ose al DIANO further w HAVING NO 0, tae lt cheap. Apply at por D HAND PIANOS FOR SALE jer; new Pianos to rent at reason- &'SONS’ Cycloid Piano Ware. © cheap: Rrsfect © Abie prices, at LINDEMAN No.2 Leroy place, Bleecker street, one block west of S* AUCTION SALE OF FIANOS SAT EAST JAMAICA, SL. 1, on Wednesday, April 1 WO SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIA cheap, oF will rade for second hand Furniture, Carpets, ‘ P. CLIFFORD & 8ON, #00 Eighth avenne, LADY WILL GIVE 1 ‘and in singing, at puptl’ ces given, A ION ON THE/PIANO realdence, for #10 per, ress, with restience, Teache! i. of references box ia Herald office. ery | As PIANO. AND SINGING LESSONS CHEAP, WITH prince » bY An experienced teacher. ‘Method easy, tome | and gh And rip 7 ‘Terma moderate. 66 West Thirty: shird street, roadway. procter ow nwt nn Nn RE Bech COMPETENT, havea coat EXGAGE IN AN ehoir on! from h with Beerconal Cc Sgro My ae, uc, BOYS IN, PRACTICE, SEEKING PROMOTION (rein be admitted to ote town where ihe bigest sainrion are paid alto musteal expe received ta res nce of} music without charge: age pot to exceed 14 No trouble to try voices, Address Saxou, Herald office, bos TAUOHT~. Prot. SUMSDAY.” D TWENTY-FIVE PIANOFORTES ‘8 month, oF for sale, at #00 to 16 1u4 West Houston street, pronase! IN THE meat ae AND Pan FOR JOF.— in New York; ints abiiaiaibiibens Ae te 2 DANCING ACADEMIES. NCING ACADEMY IS NO’ DW OPEN sare Bis al minstrel bande io ‘SAT Broadway. J, J. THOMPSON'S D + on aturday, a Waterss wren Dicer as reer wate 4 COMMITTER. THE ‘Ol “Seog Chairman ro te fea Groce nay Paraick pune, | NEW YURK HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1868—1RIPLE SHEET. A Tay EAS tse EASTER WEEE meet wareat and SATURDAY, “Gee Poe Te Eee oe NA tA CEN ES. Be a EPO CYNOCEPHALUD: Manmarisr <ciaiogrry, ¢ on THE an ASD, in ite = Pik ciceara my opU MULE part any fap introducing iD CLASSICO OLYMPIC GAMES, (4 Pet ART, ACTS nara before Salle ‘and bringing {nto requisi- t a ine TROUPE. OF STAR RIDERS AND San EVER ORGANIZED IN AMERICA. OWERY THEATRE. B ‘The brilliant and v sotross, Mins FANNY HER- for one ‘The Irishman's Tai, Sana ER | The Dark Days lome, RIN: Julian of the Foot of the Family. in the Cabla Boy. Green Isle. Fo RTT, ZEBATRE. EACH RIVENING ID. SATURD. a INEE. AVHOLIDAY CARNIVAL Da boy i THE Wi D YANKEB PECULIARITIES,” ROUND meat ei once AND POPULAR PIRCES, WRITTEN EXPRESSLY FOR THEM, The se abot OF GAEBIE ae oa formances will consist of ete EA IR¥ CIRCLE. Mr, BARNEY WILL Ae, CON O'CAROLAN Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS. }OLESHEE ‘heir original chi Mr BARNEY WILLIAMS (ith tong. ttn songs)... a8. ‘the. brietness of tho monty the pieces in whic Ir. and Mrs, Barney Willams Pear cannot be pro- need bevend announcement, it being desirabie a the publte Ho should be gratified oye great a number as SELIGHTFUL COMIC DELINEATIONS fo those aanerveey oo pao po mae artists, their novelties will mood in Prog SATURDAY # rier WILLIAMS MATINEE, ‘secured from 8 till 6, six days in advance. ‘ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRE! Cae NIGHTLY Ninetieth Night of the Gecatest NINETY THOUSAND PERSONS HAVE FUN, WIT, SATIRE, MUSIC AND LAUGHTER AT 1 LEO! LEON'S| 720 BROADWAY. Y LADIES. Burlesaue of the LEON' GRAND DUTCH 48." | purorT i “At Home" every evening. Nee | GRAND | Ta 53 EN COSTUME BY EAUTY and FASHION- THE | INTRODUCTORY SELECTIONS ENTIRELY NEW. OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKL' Prof, aren, THE WONDER OF ‘hie WORLD. GEORG BLINKS and JINKS, CAMIL! Quack, é Doctor, PURBEANA BROWN, VERY SATURDAY AT M™F Be io Mr. John Brou, RECEPTION COURT, nightly crowded by B HER Black Brigade, &0.. 2% O'CLUG! it NWAY'S PARK THRATAR, BROOKLYN. Mr. JOHN BRO" GHA) Mra. F. 8, CONWAY, Mr. FB. CONWAY "s creat Irlah Drama of ODONNELL'S MISSION EVERY EVENING, 6 CARL BERGMANN. nical Director Tho public, are respec leading vocal artiste ul present inthe United States bave do- lded upon gin EE, :TERFORMANCES OF GRAND OPERA URING PASTE ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, ON SATURDAY, MORNING, APRIL I A TINER. Among the artists forming this NATION are Miss MINNIE A; HAUGK ime. NAT ALL TESTA, IGNOR LOTTI, SIGNOR' BELLIN: * SIGNOR DLANTOSUCCT, bony Boag o! US. ‘The sanacement would distinctly state that mo dieappoint- ment will be permitted to occur. Admission... 1 Family circle. rf Private boxes . "Ticket offices will be opened on Saturday iy atthe Academy” of Music; Sohirmer's, 201 Broadway, aad the Theatre Ticket office, 114 (Broadway. GzoRoE VANDENHOFF'S READINGS. DopworTa HALL, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. Tueaday evening—Dr. Marigold and Mrs. Gamp. Wednotiny scout nd Dickens, ner Thu ena (cl of programme). me ickets cena “Som ‘Commence at 8 o'clock. for eale at MeFarland's), #1. Geno PANORAMA ae wae mt, telat, TER Now exhibiting at ja Salteay corner ser third street, very evening at 8 P. Graphically detinsased 8 SALLIE BROWNSON GOODRICH. Matinces Wednesdays and Saturdays at FM. _ Admission, 60 cents; reserved seats, Toc GTEINWAY HALL, MORNING AND EVENING READINGS FROM SHA KSPEAR! K MRS. FRANCES’ ANNE KEMBLE. ‘The public are re respectfully t informed that will read the FOUR FOLLOWING PLAYS OF SHAKSPE‘+£:— ON TUESDAY EVENING, April at, KING HENKY THE FI ON WEDNESDAY ¥ MORNING, April 22. TWELFTH NIGHT. aiid LN ox FRIDAY EVENING, ON SATURDAY MORNING, Apri 25, MUCH ADO ABOUT NO’ ROMEO AND JULI The Evening Readings will commence precisely at 8 o'clock "The Morning Readings at 3 o'clock P. M. Admiasion ype My 4 Se Tickets forthe entire series, with reserved. sea ‘The sate of ckeis for the ehtire series will, begta at Steta- yay Hall on Thursday morning, April 16,at 9 o'clock A.M. Single tick each reading, may be procured on Friday, April, and ine following days, 1 AY HAL s™ NWEDNEADAY. y BYRNE AT APRIL 16, 1568, SE cond ANNUAL CONCERT, Assisted by the Following em CO abeata i Madame P. eg ¥, KEMPON. e merved m «o the sale noe this morning at + Sehiriner,'s, 71 all ¥ OF MUSIC “JANA! AcapEM RAN DRAMA, JANAUSCHER'S FAR WELL, ieronwaxces, lic is re rine E The pubic eT PANSY JANAUSUHEK, h OP her Te TRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL TOU LS through tho principal cities of the United States, will give, previous b, fer Cie Pan for Europe, RRWELL | PERFORMANC BS ATINER, an, coment na VENING, APRIL 28, 1868, advertisements. under her personal dey ti SD, BR wiare in futu Further part NSTITUTE, Boomers p H OnNING iB RVENING xt SHAKSPRARE, BY. Hrs, FRANCES ANNE KEMBLB, PUGH has the onor t 10 an announce that baie? Mrs, KEMBLE will give a series of FOUR READINGS THE BROOKLYN INSTITUTE, {a the following order :— ON MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 13, CYMBELINE. ON Meimmtulss «| fal yy ad APRIL ¥, ON FRIDAY. FYENTNG, APRIL, 1, OND PART OF H THE FOURTH. ON bem’ ¥ MORNING, APRIL 19, HE ‘The Hventng Re Read! commence precisely at € o'clock. The Morutog Re renee dock P.M. ‘i famine 08 we ie eorreiicuent noo o mar be procared on FRIDAY, ‘Apriht0, tad the folowing an * SPECIAL NOTICE, Ro Py Ay will be sold than the aetual number of penta tn een ot the hall. To avoid toterruption i au dience aren ‘ally — to be seated before mencement of the Readin Ny ay Khe: pun |ATIO — a AeA iy Hier, seal iie ‘caret py p——~ applications for Stock youd | fer Fane ik“ partenent need Bot be made GEO. WOOD, Manager. ERs AAA ERAT nuRgt Woutf SISTERS’ NEW YORK ae 4 ‘120 Broadway...... GRAnD REOPENING, ON Bit po Basry es April “$ Joba, titled Bean cule? ARIS AND HELEN; of GRECIAN ELO! ees aes ee ees erty an absence of three . elen” wider a Sign saree saa fortable, ace Pacey in the city, Pe book open ae TURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. Ister Wate Prope and Manacer, Tobia's beautiful Comedy, inre Mr. Luaree WALLACE: fori WS, 1868, 1 HONEYMOON, with the following unapproachable cast Duke Arana. — aaa the Mocie Di 16 Moc! Count fontalbans..-. Lampedo, the Apothecary. Clat tanorey with Song, “The Bealing of My Own Heat Misa Kato Ranoe tits John Sarton last time—THE HONEYMOON. 18, last time-A NEW WAY TO PAY In Feely ooo very, great number of soauirion an and applicae ttons, Wallack begs to Senounes t thal ROSEDALE MATINEE will be given nS SATURDAY, April 18, SEATS MAY ‘NOW BE SECURED. _Doors open at 1254, Performance commenct NBEO, GARDEN. Lesace anc Manager. . wainsee EASTER MONDAY, APRGES I 1 Every nie! ight and Saturday afte: pee AT’ Sone FOR THE HOLIDAYS. TIRE CHAN! SPLENDID NOVELTIES, ‘Twelfth week of the WHITE PAWN, the i ‘arrott Hi *¢ celebrated tn which WIDARISIENNE BALLET THOt PF EXQuIgITE gnees ALL NEW SPARKLING MUBTO. MARCHES. mania of the ° dh FARRAGUT MATELOT. BONFANTI....;--- .. SAILOR BOY “Pwenty Corypiees, : reste shasta ATIC OF THE SEA. ‘ t appearance of the Knfante Premiere, ten years of aM : AULKIN SCHLAERGERR Pupitof the renowned Fanny Eilsier, Pronounced by the Prose of Euro ERPSICHORE’S MOST GIFTED CHILD. ati om appearance in in America of the eminent Musical Con- ‘Composer, HOWARD GLOVER, From Drury Lane and otter leading establishments of Lon- don. Mr, Glover has composed expressly for the artistes of Iiors Garden the following Song by. -Fanny Stockton. ry +H «Mark Smith, ig bY ‘Lizzle Willmore. “Now Our Lio Game is Dove,” quartet polks and Wheatley nia by horus. Finale, Likewise by A new Overture, new v Marches, new Transformation an@ re Act’ Music, And selections from hin iegreat steal work As performed with the alan caine fa Paris and England Firat representation of Jog reat Military pales, ym pose: PE ae and tntroductay Poe OY MSR EMIKRES AND 10 LADIES, Costumed by Lattry's a 1a, Teegimeutaly at an Expense of 2,500 DOLLARS. The evolution: aia “ke. », of great precision and dexterity, Firat night of the DWARFS AND THE GIANTS, A:pantemstmte Jatin very arnusing in (ts character, and pe 60 LITTLE CHILDREN In ‘dresses made his doer vie ca establishment at a Dost of ai DOLLARS, Firat Night of the Comic Ballet composed by M. van HAMME, entivled the OF MARTHA AND LIONEL. First (iad tate on MUGUSTA SOHLKE'’S FAMOUS HUNGARIAN POLKA. Forthe frat time M. Costa's now Pas Comique entitled JEALOUSY, In which will wile BONFANTT, M. VAN HAMM, "Pintle and if. COSTA. ABL EAU. ‘O} ae PAD WATER AND SHITTERING EFFEOR THE bo ual ALODE OF i FISHES, tue K aN spOM OF BELL neh EMP! FINNY. Pho 'ESSION, a Sg FESTIVAL OF AIKA, ‘THIRTY THOUSAND “BOLEAR TRANSFORMATION The whole iotscauais. bps FOUR HUNDRED PER SONS, and prose th Sy GBLiMt EK AND Gononous EFFORT Ever submitted in any Theatre In the W« GRAND E EVERY SATURDAY ATL |ATIN SEATS SECURED. SIX DAYS IN ADVANCB. IRENCH THEATRE. aL “int BATEMAN... RCT ROW DED AN} ar nae ONON BOUNDED Ay BLIC NTs ASM, Fourth successful week of LAC BELLE HELEN! with {ta enel ni ee acnka: wapeeh Counc Geinenin whi OnGE: a IS EN SCENLY BY mtg, RENOWNED Fanis\ an sitrisrs, ND DUCHESS MATINER NEXT. SATURDAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK, Soate socured six daya in advance at Schirmer's, 701, and ', 200 Broadway. GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 685, BROADWAY. The trouble commences at §ofelock, orid-renowned, inimitable and only pred, Wanpouy RN, US? NUFRANCISCO MINSTRELS. ‘The greatons burl ue ever produced in minstrelay, UNDEK THE KEROSENE LAME. 5. WALKING IN THE RAIN, E PERPLEXING PREDICAMENT, LIVING PHOTOGRAPH OF CHANLES DIok ena the scream! RAILROAD EXPRESS TRAIN. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, Wi BOWERY. “now 6 ASTER HOLIDALS FERTIVAL HILL. @ ad ey? the Emptre City by aylig bt an ynsiight, EVENTS IN THE LIFE we A NEW YORK POLI Tony Pastor as Joe Seni, a newaboy, with se PICTUKES OF FUN IN THE METROPOLT The ef rated: emo KIDD. from the drama of SAM COLLYER.. ATHLETIC SPORTS, BOXING GLOVE T ERIAL oii. SPARRING CONTE He ASTOR'S NEW eg ee or A GIGANTIC HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT, Matince—-Wed pies OPERA HOUSE, MONDAY Tickets can now be the princtpal hotel gentleman and la poxes, aleony' boxes, #10, To ‘be lind at the otlce of Opera Hou ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MU Grand © Compliments ary ETE) Given by the Stoekhioliags of of the TUESDAY EVENING, April If, with the following Iinmiense and attractive programme:— Part Overture, Willian Tell. Part 2—Grand Duet, from the Huguenots. Bart The entire opera of Carnival of Venice. Part 4—Last act of Trovatore. Tickets to be hail at1l4 Browtway and Brooklya Acndemnp of Musto, Ri seats, $2. IE COMING, 18 COMIN THE GREAT EUROPRAN CIRCUS, ONE m NDRED MAL! "ND FEMALE ARTISTS, et from the Geeat Exposition tn ont EIT's oF W m Astloy's, London, Miss LUCILLE WATON, Vie Teautiful and dashing Kawa rlenne, KS ONLY IN NEW YORK, on the corner o na hirty-fourth etreet, on MO: LOOK OUT FOR fH GREAT STREET PAGEANT, with is. Tableaux A WILD Lavin LION Loose IN ip STRERTS. OVE OF DROMEDA! drawing the AUREFIROUS TRIUMPHAL CAR OF ALEXANDER, Further particulars in future announcements, tb en f ir wil opeD TWO WEE! ei SCIENCE 0 os ANI ANATO! by Al O18 BROADWAY 61* O18 BROADWAY 618 WoDERs as THOURAKDA WONDERS. nH cuntositixs. Open from # A. M. 61s ‘ull10 P.M. if OLD OAKEN BUCKER TUR IhON OUND i T bucket, the moss covered ung to. now ba fred ethivition in the patlore of the Firts Avenue Fourteenth street. Jerome Thompson's ture, THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET, represent: r home of Samuel Woodworth. Open from 9 HE NATIONAL A weigh tet OF. "Fewreesf R, CHARLES DICKEN! p FAREWELL READIN "An office for the sale Shove FARE ae oS we ca MEADE EAT RET Pati orice, A. M0 OP, Me where seals ‘seats cad be obtained, nore seats caf be obtained, NOR. ARATE, IMMEDI TOKENS) RE ckoas Wand, ta Fows By chs aod Ol. Warren street, up stalt DICKENS (READINGS. -CH con y Ticket oflee, Reading rats Pesenren by 7! EDA \ as yal BA LARD THEA ui Bina WL TRUPOLITAN | Tarkett v BSESS Ms PLANS, AOBNT