The New York Herald Newspaper, March 20, 1869, Page 11

; COCK FIGHTING IN SEW MEXICO. Main Fought in Santa Fe, Between Americans and Mexicans, for $600—The Americans Victorious—Scrub Fights, Santa Pe, March 8, 1809. Cock fighting is the most popular sport in New Mexico, and the fondness shown by the natives for this excitable pastime would hardly be believed if not witnessed. There 1s searcely any privation that they will not willingly endure to procure funds with which to back their favorite birds, and very o!ten they will even stake the coatoff thelr back. “Gaffs” fre seldom if ever used in this Territory, but the cocks are armed with formidable-looking knives, owing to which fights are very seldom prolonged ever three or four minutes, In Santa Fé Sunday ls the day upon which the most sport is witnessed, and until lately the oid market place was the rendezvous of cock fighters; bute few months ago Mr. Willam Foster, a well known member of the sporting fraternity, built a regular ‘pit, capable of accommodating irom three to four hundred persons, and since the opening aay it has been crowded And by a mL concourse including some of the as of the ol. with @ sprin- kling of regular army y officers and Mexican seno- ritas. A charge of twenvy-five cents is made for admission to the pit. and a band of music 1s in attendance, which plays alter eacn fight. A great amount of rivalry exists between the Americans and Mexicans in the matter of cock fighting, and rey. fight is considered somewhat of a nftional struggle on @ small scale. On yesterday (Sunday) a main was fought, the best two outof three fights, tor $600, which resulted in favor of the Americans, whose oirds were handled in @ masterly manuer by Mr. Wm. Foster, who is quite = adept in the business. The fights were as [ol- OWS :— First Fight.—Both parties showed dark reds, shone four pounds weight. The birds went to in good eile, but after aiew ties the Mexican t broke his if6 and had to ve reheeled; being again brought bs the scratch they fought ratuer et for some time, but eventually the American killed bis oppo- neut, which result was received with great cheers by the gerd Time, eight minutes. ‘The Americans showed a blue and brown, ‘and the Mexicans a dark red, each bird weighing about four pounds. The. Mexican was an old fighter, having won % great many fights, and was by lar the favorite. Huving been brought to the scratch the dark red rushed forward with terrific velocity and cut his adversary down at the first fly, killing him tnsiantly, Time, five seconds, The Mext- cans Checred lustily aller tis ight, aud their hopes commenced to revive: Third Fight.—1the Americans came to time with a dark red and the Mexicans introduced a blue and red, cach about tour and a half pounds weight. Both birds were very much admired and promised a good fight. At the tirst tly the American tse ve his op- ponent a very ugly cut m_ the east, but the latter was game and did not seem inclined to give up his chances so very soon, but alter a few more Gies It ieli down quite dead. Time, one and a haif “cong The American bird was not at ull injured. ‘ihe Americans were now jubilant and the Mexicans correspoadingly depressed, having lost the main in about titeen tuinutes. ‘The betting throughout was mostly even, and a great amount of money changed hands. Alter the principal main several scrub fights took place, the most noticeable of which was for $69. ‘The Americans showed a spotted white and the Mexicans a dark red. both birds went to work in a lively manner, and the Ainerican got badly cut and sank to the ground amidst great cheers from the Mexicans, but the cut bird was game. He crawled a’ong the ground unti! he came up to his adversary, whom he cut very badly and forced to make a hasty retreat. The cheers were now on the other side of the house, and the Mexicans appeared very crest- fallen. so igs will fight an- It is understood that the sai other main on March 14, for $1, SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES, Cooks, ac. QA] WEST, NTH Or. BETWEEN ITH AND 87H A respectable woman as first class cook and to asst fi ine ‘washing and frouing. Be Best olty reference. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1869. TRIPLE SHEET. SITUATIONS WANTED—BEMALES. Nurses, &c. irs Eerie Po FLOOR, FRONT. ROT) BB leo gunn Sea Ee FRONT HO! Bens BI i her aby, ten days aus, we wan Mid to eet os 438 52) city references, To be VARTED—TWO bebild $ to wet niirse at her own residence. Wee EE eA aa ESMEN EAST AT 4TH BT. ROOM NO. 9.—A RESPECT. w woman et nurse, with = fresh Waxren_two EXPERIENCED | SALESMEN FOR four weeks old bent city reference if required. jar retail department, Apply at B17 HUDSON ST.-LADIES' MONTHLY NURSE; Warren SALESMAN AND TWO SALFSLADIES, eon for two days. with good Tarorencee by Ade ‘New, 210 av. . WEST 26TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE LADY TO A bring up a baby by the Bottle or hand at ner owa Fe- 551 Laundresses, &eo 5 AY, B, PIRST FLOOR, BACK ROOM.—A RESPECT. able woman to do the washing of a few lemen at ber own residence, or would be willing to go out by the day; best cily reference given. 40 WEST 19TH OT., BETWEEN STH AND €Tit AV8.— # (rat class Inundress in either city oF country ; good Ly references. . 14] 7H st BETWEEN ¢TH AND 7TH AYS.. BEC. ‘back room.—A an to take js yasune ad droning at Serepaaemionse; ororla go ook 185 NEAK 7TH AV.—A_ RE- WEST fH ST., rl, tately landed, as laundress; waitress. ble Scotch ‘as chambermaid and wal D() west 16TH ST., TOP FLOOR.—A FIRST CLASS () Menren o do'a family’s washing; would go out eee RAST 22D 87, BETWEEN 187 AND 4 30. Ava respectable Woman to go out to wash and tron oF fo ouse cleaning. “« woes Lagan Ag LEXINGTON “AV.—A LE YOUNG by do washin; 4 en IL popesea | family ; mag ane igi te williny moderate Good reference. a “ the best city refere: 87TH Al ND 88TH BT8.—A ae Geet lace ipuaadresot bas ‘be seen for two days. MINETTA Lge heey deni morse PERSON, A las dressmaker TI Biteuo, to Europe; is « first ol and understands (he entire ota. ieay'evenrdroves an. ae French; 6TH an org BETWEEN reapectable ma 7onee airy girl derstands hairdressing and bas ih knot will furnish Gret class city reference. Address [5 EAST MTH sta YOUNG LADY To LEARN 0 some gentee! store; best refer- ence iiven, alae J rg 163 Tabecoia too ae indo sompanto Sleest ae dats guverseet oil Peek ail Magen ep drawing and oil painting. sn Rudeas for 0 163 Vest 2. ST._THOROUGH INSTRUCTION ON the Pianoforte by an experienced texcher, with the Privilege of an nour's dali iy 279 sour sp st. WILLIAMSBURG.—AN ENGLISH girl In ‘an envelope manutactory; un branches of the trade, "Taqlre of . LITERARY YOUNG LADY WRITES LETTERS AND conducts responsible bnsiness correspondence for re- ie families? $1 un hours several notes uo hour; edito- references. Address Writer, box 79 station D. A ‘ANTED—TWO RETAIL SALESNEN, WAntep_rwo ner DRY GOODS R BROTHERS, 167 8th av. WA STRD-AN EXPERIENCED | SALESLADY FOR pot best need ap- ply to’ Weehsior & Opperbelm 251 Patton at, Brooklyn. Were 2 DRY GOODS SAL BaNAx, Pic Hae} ‘hand need apply to i ry £00.71 Ritto'ces Broouire, W42TED BY, A PRACTICAL SHOR position {1 Bean, WRITER, In a law or as private secretary! Address 8. ‘bor iB ANTEDSA SITUATION 48 nope: CAN Eighty-sixth at, vi . ‘ANTED—A CLASS SALESNAN WHO 18 well catated Wich thoolouters” and poe ry trimmts business. ss. Adress, with references, bor x 1,9 Post offi ~ Woinee tea her ogee at DRESS GooDs establishment in Brook}, dress box 227 Brooklyn WAxtED-A STEN with Pept Southern connection in a firat class lace, embroi: and white goods imporiing house. Address box 6,708 Pi BALES. iyo. i a a ce eo a wv ANTED—BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A CON- napation with some fespoctadie banking or, aide bones in office and {o'frat class bankern, “Address 8, box 6771 Port othoc, N. ¥ ‘ANTEDIN A JOB PRINTING OFFICE, A SMART ‘boy, about 16, to Tearn to estimate and keep the books; (ped inducementa tan intelligent boy. Address K., box 88 COACHMEN AND GARDENERS, (A MAN WITH A SMALL FAMILY WISHES & SITUA: tion as gardener; understan: ition of Gowers id taxe charge of © sisall farm. “Ade and rey Nes; or wor dress J. L., Herald aitice, A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PROCURE A SITUATION ; has lived tn his employment for four re. Cail on General M, Lefferts, or address J. B., 86 West th at., till engaged. N EXPERIENCED COACHMAN AND GROOM DE- ires a situation ; {n single; no objection to the country; rat class city and country references. Address M. 8., box Tid tierntd olen. ‘A SINGLE MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS GAR, understands his business in all its various Branches; san come highly recommended. Apply to T. Buy Fleming's, 67 Nassau Ona. MAN WANTS A SITUATION AS FIRST gerdener ; thorongh'y understands the treatment LADY OF CONSIDERABLE EXPERIENCE DE- sires a situation asan assistant {na res) iahstse cc weal eo os houssteopee to 6 timer Bota OF boarding ‘houus; the highest, references given. as P. » He LADY DESIRES A POSITION IN A NICE FAM. fly, clty or country, where lessons on the Piano would form part of her duties; would also take care of children or assist ia Weht housekeeping, Address Musical, Herald YOUNG aro pe LADY A teaching) des! osition as teach 4 or 5 hours di EXPERIENCED IN “i governess; Singer a very reasonable salary, Require: Tents, Bnsiian branches and usual accom ad dreas 0. J. 8., Herald office. (COPxING, WANTED—BY |A. LADY (EXPERIENCED) Writes & good, piain hand: only good leiters noticed. Address Alpha, NGLISH, FRENCH (PARISIAN), GERMAN DRAW and pat nting lessons by a supertor forel.mn lady j also isoard dbaired tne ange for instruction. Tnstrue- tion, box 137 Herald office. YAN INTELLIGENT LADY, A, SITUA: iting governess or copyist in an’ odlce, B., box 14 Herald office, 24 Meade: rear ~ yes A Fit AND ST Cook ; willing’ to assist in or ‘washing and vonlng. ‘Best city reference. EAST UTH 8T. 306 cor wamneran erences. Call’ for two days. 318 EAST ATH St. NEAR $0 AVA NEAT, TIDY, respectable Protestant girl t@ cook, wash and fron, family, willing ‘A COMPETENT WOMAN AS ner; good city or country ref- or to dn gn ‘ral housework in & 3 ia very and obligit,. 434 RAST 1971 St.. FIRST FLOOR.A RESPECT. fable woman to do the coo! in @ boarding house A ceed jet tseful washing; best references; 1s willing to gts eee ee eo) Chambermalds, &c. s5 2. rae —A Pogprnc eee me PROTESTANT GIRL AS and waitress in ® private family; best city Was? STH Sf-T0 DO CHAMBERWORK AND YU waiting; good city reterence. two days. 98 OQ WEST 17TH ST.—A _RESPECTAI woman as Sane and waitress; will assiat with te ‘Washing; good city reference. 4] WE sain 8. BETWEEN 1TH AND 8TH 2 ava.—A young wolnan todo chamberwore and fine ashin short city reference, willing to goa distance in the country. eD bs BETWEEN "TH AND 8TH AVS., front room.—A young woman to do berwork and plain sew- ASTOR PEAee- 28 FIRST CLASS resamaking and trimming tn all its branches, ip an ‘eniemgern pers made from 4 frevaen, m from 4; Mp aiCIeD sulin frome 8. Apply 10. B Madam lene, HELP WANTED—FEMALES, YOUNG GIRL WANTED.—MUST MAKE HERSELF generally useful and assist in taking dren, Apply at 305 West 2th at. pr Hob dh nc Se ae RE SE A GENTS.—FIFTY LADIES WANTED TO INTRODUCE Asien anil at will be used by everybody. Apply aly, from 10 A.M. UF. May at Il Carroll place, Bleecker A Gist .MANTED-WHO 18 NOT, AFRAID, OF work, todo plain cooking, washing, froning and the erate Meiscwcch ot m tatge grivate foxy. Reply ob 108 need apply to Mme. F. Pin w Daan AND TRIMMERS WANTED—NONE lace, of | T)RESIMAKER WANTED—A& COMPETENT DRESS- Ker to take full charso of a first class buatngsn, In. ire of of Western Hotel ‘clock this day from 13 to 1 0’ for Mrs.Jobnson, OPERATOR WANTED ON biter om 4 GIBBS’ MA- Apply at 87 Prince st., to) WO FIRST CLASS MILLINERS | AND TRIMMERS + wanted, Apply at 469 Broadway, in ato: MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.—WANTED, three first class milliners, drosam fintabers aud entices and girl to go errands. ‘one dour weat of way. th ET NURSE WANTED.—APPLY AT 42 EAST sist st, between9 and iV o'clock, Must have references. ANTED—A GIRL AS ee oe te mer XURSE9 city reference required, A Apply at 207 East ANTED—A NU charge of an i WA STeDacHAMBERMAID AND WAITRESS, WITH WITH 8. C. KEYES, foot of @4th st., East river. ee IMMEDIATELY -GOOD MILUINERS AND two first class Vito af wire —o Sand E AND. S248 vee TO TAKE i. Apply at o'clock at Ball, Bergen & WATE. sHinr OpERATO! | AND BUTTONHOLE kere on fine custom work, at the Basaar, 653 Broad- way. JV ANTED—COLORED WOMAN AS, COOK: MUST UN. firat class neod apply 4 her business; none but at 104 Kast 14th st. Aiso a chambermaid, &T.-A FASHIONABLE DRESS- RECKER i few indies Poy af og having her own machine, wants a to work for by the Z on ean make boys’ clot operate on Grover & machine. HUDSON 8. CORNER OF NORTH cha w 0. proc permanent ners, gither fy deowenaking, miliiae en. They are two young ladies of religious { Sorrect habits and tiidustrious; best reference furnished, Ad? drove 0. 0, IA 0. C Lambert. 325 RAST $20 ST.—AS COMPETENT SEAMSTRESS; 0).4+) iscapable of cutting and Otting; also can operate on “crery sowing machine; good clty rei reference, ‘ANTED—IN A PRIVATE fn pte A GIRL WHO Is a good washer and froner and understands plain ke ing. Inquire at 292 av. A, third floor. Wages $10 per month, W43TED—A GIRL TO DO FINE WASHING AND TO assint with the chamberwork. Apply at 131 East 36th at., before 13 o'clock. ANTED—FOUR FIRST CLASS OPERATORE, Ti Wfamily grwingon Wheeler & Wilson's mashing, mite Broadway. Nove but the very best nood apply. Warenaramamennns AT $7 RAST MTH 6T.; none rut frat class hands, nced appiy j howre from io } one or two young ladies, the trace, WAit#D_ coop say fom a BRANCEERS PER. ersone. ‘Apply at ‘Toes. do founnique, B98 way, Cosma 64 9 6TH AV—A YOUNG GIRL AS DRESSMAKER 4 wishes a few more customers by the day or week; g00u reference if required. General Housework, &c. THOMPSON §&T., BETWEEN BROOME AND 7 Grand wl Door, arte % ‘woman, with general orplain cooking, washing and ironing; country preferred. 333, FAST UTM St. BETWEEN 18T AND 3D AvS.— ‘An Bi Bg ‘ish woman to do general honsework in rivate farnt'y; isan exeniien ent wasber and fronef, also plain re ‘will be the only Housekeepers, &eo OTH AV. AMERICAN WOMAN AS HOUSEKEEPER or chambermai, of to do bi MONROE ST. BUCOND FLOOR, FRONT ROOM.— An A: e hizhost respectability vA aed aby to bring up by tue “QOMPETENT. i GLISH PERSON WANTS A’ Herald ion as housek taper of to travel @ith «Cuban ‘att Le a references given. vA oflice, Addie D. O. Ny box EFINED. BDUCATRD YOUNG LADY A, Seaiutt ne Jn a widowerte ny ba boseenoper competent to would act as i cate 8 Pyasbelor ot wlanm ain jgeterenete 0 ia ih a yt r ‘ont omic, fortharn py ob, ree (PARBE SINOLE GENTLEMEN DESIRE THE SER noi oak at py AB gl of their een ee Sittoht encumbrance Address Le Fon wedi omes. iad Nurses, ee 6)] TOMPKINS PLACE, so | 5 Pa maa Pretdeeny cine om te ate Sraorhy going to Europe; would wish to Toturn fe Auretion with tern nm 1 BLERCKEA 8T.—A RESPECTABLE: 127 BRRCRRK st.—a ReseHCRA a peivate toentc | nury Cor the aummert good WEST SD ST, IN REAR OF THE PRIVATE coach howse—A’ young git) as bares ene plata sews 13; + OF a8 chamborimald ; good chy referenc 305 Q Weer ab st Realthy soung witnany with who hi lol rom #10 8 ‘ ‘ ART 8: t., 3 26 rates Bad (ovane, Care OF auteroy ued tod Hahn ohamberwork ; ro obrotion tH the country ; boat elty Fe. feronoa. hitah breast of mi) baby, sit weeks ode an Wel Durse. Appl ANTED—FIRST CLASS TAN! TO M, o WARrEn Fite Chapa AarDe, Sp made Hae: er ee feel BEEP & BRO. Vv ANTED AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER Al AND thorongh operator on le ‘Wilson's or Grover & drones and i corner of Houston, . Vy ‘ANTED—A COMPETENT heat od as a2 Soran, AND seamstress in B 8 fame, ae ha ok mut be a ha Protestant and have best Ehdiand after Tin the evening, at aevmassaenes eon 18 ANTED=A GOOD, SMART GIRL WHO CAN DO plain cooking; must be ® jw ba ‘and froner, to neral hovae wor ‘kj must come well recommended. Apply =; ANTED—A MIDDLE AGED PROTESTANT WOMAN, to take charve of an incant day and gh and Hd Call ve. herself useful; none but one aalified al Pe rare 0, at Si bah bre tween 10 and ia, Saturday, re rwariee fo suche one Cail at 110 Bast Bbth st., before 10 WaAnten. ~A PROTESTANT ror td iy GUREs, nd troner sad pinin cook, Wiithg to povm Short let od pintn cook, w the country for the iimnmer, “C Stacia ret r eee "ei ws ANTED-BY A PHYSICIAN, A RESPRCTANL hon Seg ° Re or peices one with erstand'h Ad 06 aotete dort ine work of the | #004 Gs ty house. sn AvDIY at tad est Vth a, near Greenwich ar, rouNG LADY. WANTE! Ry ON aes gs ~ Pinehon, Spinetti gad a bt, beat Broad tT 50 GOOD OPERATORS WANTED—ON wees & ie experienced eo inet aspiy noras Wyigysind pater lmen, Also _CLERKS AND SALESMEN. Youra BaD oWANTED—A3. 7 book ke te wore, Aitrose SARA with only the best er reference, to o B, B., 961 Bs df al kinds of frat aad. vegerabess can force all kinds of J. H. T., Herald office. (A SINGLE, YOUNG MAN WISHES TO, OBTAIN, & ble Lhd oe} ov el take gentleman's place; very best ‘to Matthew Bentley, corner of 7th st. and North Tth a Pret Vamaburg. mn fruft, dowers and vegetables iu succession: wit! be found sat, dene: 18/8 thoroushiy | practical Sebo oe ige terald bitce. GArnaraas SITUATION WANTED—BY A fom | Isfaclory In every respect; has Grat class references: ‘owing of hot and coli ‘ible et erent entire ARMER WANTED-HE MUST PRODUCE GOOD RE young man. Address or apply to J. C., seed store, ARDENER'S SITUATION WANTED—BY A MARRIED JX man (German), with a small famtiy; be thoroughly un- derstands his businiess In laying out Tawns, greenhouse, Yincries, vegetables, fc.: would nko entire charge of a Heman's place and farm; best references; speaks good is P. Ry gardener, care of John Vahdervilt a Co 28 Fulton st, New York. AS COACH. ITUATION WANTED BY SINGLE MAN, man; can give the best reference; no objection to the country. Address T. B., 690 8th av. ‘ANTED—A SITUATION FOR, A, COACHMAN) BY ployer, Thomas L. Smull, 46 Frankf “-ANTED—A GERMAN \N MAN Cy 4 WIFE, wirhout children, and who can English, to work ona farm, »_Inquire f for W. W. KEL KELLOGG, 285 Broadway. ANTED—A GARDENER AKD GROOM: MUST UN: derstand his business; a single man preferred. Ko. 8 Pine st., room No. 1, before 18 M. ‘ANTED—BY A MAN AND WIFE WITHOUT EN- ‘cumbrance, charge of a building or care of offices; Dest references. Address J. M., Herald oflice, ayy aarp s SITUATION, gos A SINGLE MAN, AS farmer or gardener; references. Inquire al Re. By 3 seed store, 191 ter st.,or address E, O. N., id oltice, ANTED-A SITUATION AS GANDBNER BY A Practical man who thoronghty nnderatands his bus! none wild whore wife ie willing to asetet in. any ca pretty in the milcman’e house. Apply to James Burr & Bon, Brondwa Waxten—« SITUATION AS COACHMAN, IN TIE city or country, by @ married man; has the best cli reference ; will attend to « farsen it “requtred: fe sober au Piya all for it or employers at at 9 South st., in the aie Poaen Coun.; Post t office, until pri L 32 WEST STH 8T., FIRST ST FLOOR,—A COLORED man, with good reference, as coachman; has no ob- jection to the country, i OVER THE COUNTRY, 10 57 rr” Endless Match. Address box 5,421 Post ew York. “AGENTS WANTED—TO SELL THE NEW SELF. Ligh acti ting Geo Berner. Rare chance for active men for or apply at 214 Centre at, 961 BROADWAY, OF- WANTED, AT 1 lerk in ren gees $10} one A AYL «. fice No. 8, bookkeeper, Porter for store, 615; one 4: carver He at ACTIVE SCOTCHMAN, AS ‘well recommended, None but Scoteh- men Freed peed appiyt to » Follett, Johnson & Co & Co. 283 West ‘26th s ot SMART, ACTIVE crt WHO IS WILLING TO MAKE himself useful, at store 651 6th av., corner or at. Apply between 7 an orciock AM. A. —WANTED—THRER oa, ae i. FOR wholesale houses; $14 and jiate em- ployment, ia "vrouaway. —WANTED, A MAN FOR FIREMAN AND phar Az mis LARGE AND WELL ESTABLISHED LIFE COM- Apply at the Sinclair House, way, corner of fet Pany is desirous of making an arrang ith a re sto ¥! @ agent to canvass this clty. Address Life Company, “AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY PART QF THR UNITED tatea, to nel the toetpede, “te Capital i id OA POMMEROY, 44 Broader ae New York, ‘A Bane CHANCE FOR GOOD MEN TO SELL A new Patented Article, wanted tn oy ave bonse, snore Store and business place in the tapid, For full particniars call on vidress Char! Prowa, 06 Cortlandt street, room 10, third hoor. OY aligns anny Sob 14 YEARS OF Pie TO ory imseil generaliy useful. store and make hi +) Herald | office. Bu ANTED—INTELLIGENT, ABOUT 18, RESIDING with parents in, New York: ecjizainted about Wall at Address in own handwriting, with reference, box Sif Herald MRP ANTPDS ROUTES EvESiN0 TELBORAM. Firs come frat terved. piy at 0 Ann street, WO RELIABLE MEN WANTED—TO DELIVER _Papers. Call before 12 at 79 John at., up statra, RAVELLING AGENTS FOR THE WESTERN STATES Je article to sel! on commis ON THE Ap can be supplied wine 8 stay ion to the Cae a onery and other dealers for apring trade, fo varaplen wired and a Itheral commis. jon aliowed. Aduress or apply in person at 34 Maiden New York. A\RAVELLING aqanre IN TH! BoB ay AND WEST can combine with thelt business a line ne of apectaiten in ta by wine and liquor Gonections rs an] top manufacturers, on aioe of whic jhe. I comminaions wit id by an old eujanitnes a9 and well Nowe, refer hot dress, ip name and ances, ‘bor Byt30 Post offen, mH ve ANTED—AN ACTIVE BOt IN A DRUG ppoxee V _oies, Salary 58. Tadrees be toa Fo otter WANTED-A Few MEN 70. SELL sTATIONERY Mae on salary. Apply at 166 Fulton st., Brooklyn, ANTRD—A MAN COMPETENT TO TAKE © Ag i Herne oe factory, Address, giving reference, E. A., W ern on Be ts pope bey AS CITY 7 gees commission fe Raarese Hersiaomee, rere YOUNG M1 On 2 YEARS OF Holesaie ‘miliaery Tous auareus eaten AN OFFICE; Ww" ANTED—A BRIGHT, Be Pe ado ty to Westone TED FI feces, HMA Ae | NVASS Wwarrost article wanted SERS TO, ANS ae an iN A WHOLESALE Rin rr ory eteaehc ol bon lal tera rg Adit ay! m1, wito Aehe ‘8 es am Bal il; best missions on ottice, ATS youra gate" bimectt” general Ly pit ©. 1, Herald ofiice, BSIBTANT Laeht t ANTED—FOR. TWO Worse ealtty @10 eh “i inn ‘eaperwee tSheye ‘address, wire 4 AL AN NTED— N 0 har to sell fine suite ak Py gas ETT aera on m fame and reverence. sit wt tra N,, Hes raid clos. WANTED A Ag Rie M thon SALES. ‘ei ‘Waatto-s HEAD WaAtre Pits free THOR. AN From IRELAND. vauase ‘8 LN ADVANCE. aa o'clock. Begins at 8 P. M. '1’S THEATR NTLEMAY between Fifth aud Sixth avenues, EDWIN BOOTH fn Shakspeare’s tra; TED AND 30) Miss MARY MEVICKER, Mins RANE ¥ MOR Mr. Me EDWIN: ADAMS.” mire opera SANE oun orcv00K. SATURDAY EVENIN a> Mr. JBbwie Apaus AXARCIae erie VA VAGRANT, open at 6; (oescamense.nt 14.40.80 o'cloe! Seats secured asia in advance at the box of the entre, Gr at fis branch Woket offos, at ‘the music store of C. Ditson oy way. iB the cot courae of elaborate ration, and gine od during the season, ise sg PASTOR'S OPERA HO! toh Lag reward OcLock: sete Stay octoce: fe TODAY. at OcLoK. wpscigisge: Menten ILE WONDERS. ith JUVENILE WONDERS. JUVENILE W E YANKEE 1 RS. GREAT DRAN T if he ee ives cane PaaS THE YAN E WONDERSUL DELEVANTL rH MONSTER COMPANY IN A MONSTER BTL. ON MONDAY, Lig’ fice Shere JAMES phigetnod Meroe HE Re RU aErsUuE, ROMEO AND Osten, Nap SIX NATIVE AMER BOAR iW BLONDES. HE TAMMANY.—GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW PROGRAMME. THE MATINEE this afternoon will. Pritbout pioubh , prove the most attractive gotertajument for DIES AND CHILDREN ever — this city. ‘form ‘The. wonderful. performances’ of FAMILY have attracted UNIVERSAL) wer ‘and are allowed by all to be THE GREAIEST IN bd T comsietesat offered by this {sof ® natnre Fa adapted bier \e NT aa at every performance touines. The UNEQUALED DARING of the three bora JEAN, ALBERT snd ARTHUR, tm thelr startling act eniitled THREE FLYING MEN or KE ATR has attracted wie. acknowte! i we “n mat is" WITNESSED: The. cnraordinary ATITLITIO these talented boys is further ex! vr. THE ‘SpreAL. TXSCENS LE P! iT E RDO; when performing ce THE ©! yey PALACE SY DEN: HAM, ho ‘startled the, OLD, WORLD from ary by hie UN PARALLEEED DARING an THe MINIATURE. ORG me ‘Gr iniroducing the eslebra'ed, LECUSERE QUADRANEIN’ the beauti oat Cag pony AURORA, the 7 pig seine’: —_ DIANA, the wonderful troupe. o! soph APOLLO, PER RUPERT, WATOH, BALTIC: BLACK BRUCE, NEE NEPTUNE 4" FAN, formances of ae RTRUDE, SHEAF, The FEATU! thle BEAU IDEAL of Danio Denke nad to be appreciated MUST BE SERN. CARRIE, the clown of clowns, and BARTHOLOMEW, the funniest ‘are _ leadii while E. Ons. CAnLE, “fram the LONDON THEA the fun alive as HARLE: ‘and cana ~ PERFORMANCES in tl ve e ENTIRE STRENGTH of the bill, cor mmpraine the 3REGORY FAMILY in ll ible acts, The popular, bur esque of THE HO. ARINES, with MISS ALICE HARRISON as CAPTAIN Fars had MAPELITS (great, pantomime, of OTHE DLE WADDLE. COMB EARLY TO 8E- ME BEATS. “Admin 60 cents. orchestra circle 25 cents orchestra chairs 60 cents circle % cet SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE AT THE BOX OFFICE. TE! HALL. § reway UA oipes pang onary DAVE EN Pour "SROTHERS after» most, extrannheary’ and successtel ‘Tour of four years in Euro) Starting Wonders, AT B O'CLOCK, ‘Admission bc, Reserved seats 2c, extra. Tickets n advance at William A. Pond & Co.'s, S47 Broad- way, and at the hail, QTEINWAY HALL. THEODORE THOMAS... oketh a ‘cents. wenty-f Tosonn bit ee DAV RVENING, MARCHE 2, AT FT ENTEENTIE GRAND. SUNDAY CONCER met THEO, THOM USRIVALLED ORCNEST! RA, together with the following eminent artists, Will appear for the arst th it these en: eUreGROWA HELENA LANART, RURDAY. OR SEST. cone Donna Soprano, MR. HUGO BUSSMEYE ‘The distinguished Piantat. Reserved reats and tickets can now be had at the box office of dtoinway Hail, at G. Schirmer's, No. 701, at Schaberth « ‘0.8, #20 Lroadway, and at the Theatre ‘Toker 0 ‘Otice, No. 114 Broadway. VING I ELEVA GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT, EVENING, MARCH 21. pee | ORCHESTRAL UNION, TY PERFORMERS, eer with the, follow! , the Great Corn Madang JO) ey mare Pripe f a “ep POLLACK. Ba Cond 60 cents extra, ewer PROGRAMME. Tickets, 50 con es EN RYING aiia-oompaT ae In addition to the other arti MR. BROOKHUUSE Rae the celebrated Tenor, appear. Tes, }HE TAMMANY MATINER, TODAY, 7 x pert 18 se pince to take children and sé the astounding pert Ances of the wonderful Gregory Family and Matis comte trick Pantomime, MUTHER WIDDLE WADDLE. Admie sion, 50 cents. THE LECTURE SEASON. JMPORTANT LECTURES TO ORNTLBMEN ONLY, ON inter Lopes invaluable and scientific sub, ered dally at tng ow tol ‘what to live for, are daly at Rew York Museum of Anatomy. mttend ean receive a copy by forwarding 28 Tents to the svcreincy, ie Broadway. ___ MISCELLANEOUS. preumntean & 00,3 fi paces 129 BAST SEV- volumes Kng- enteenth street, near irvin Get i a American new lace ; fist French and eet all th periodicals constantly SITUATIONS WANTED=MALES. FANTED—A SITITATION AS TRAVELLER IN ‘Ro. visions, coy aay ty jroceries big Doafectionary ; thor, ors ough) mpetent to beng | Hy good Lea, Address ‘Sox 180 Herald oulce. “WA STED=A SITUATION IX A. MERCHANT'S OFFICE or otherwine, by @ young man well acquatnted with the rene, Garman and Ruslan lang THE TRADES, YO inst Sie bea gt WANTED_OF, wo yy as ly man wi = ref Cyd oi ng; to ® f aeportaaity is steréd, Call at ST MB wv, Dear TAM. to 8 P.M. B }OOK COMPOSTTORS ON PIERCE WORK.—TWO GOOD stead: at the eis ofthe Ai ti ee NORA DEES Be Lamy (\ARPENTRR WANTED—FoR THE CocNTRY tei ahd kee ctor ee Keke bee oy 7, at 0 o'elock, TORS. -ONE 0! Wi ; oe cama, LO a PR ands, aghauo ectene ree atta OZART WATOH COMPANY WANTS IMMEDIATHL ¢ workmen of all kinds—viz. gliders, én: grovers, coreg, a time them, &c., meena Bes. |b Or with orkmen to 7 yan movements st ae OH oy giver, Naereny wits ogee ‘ WOZLCt, Stpermntenaent, Mosari Wateh Company, ANS Arbor, Michigan. Fee ee arepeenemmeancaemnnimsateeabinitiateemeesen rparions cage LINEN AND CASSIMERE STICH & CO,, BY Brondway. Weegee: Bue coereach Ww ‘elie hv cea Sa Laer | Wann! Le Te ES paid. Apply to Charies Spruce, Sing Sings Fe TCAMAKER WA’ #tEn—40 ny $04 RuORE Bs. tance a country, Apply to is & Co, A) its Vy ANtTeD-A V Hamsburg. Apply todatas sue ie ‘ane. Warts, SiLvER Sawa aa heen aE oo Greene st, abor aver Pre WIL- oughly understands hie bast ' reterence! none others need aypifyat French flee” | WANTED BY A, Pa ana NG M tO W'stt at evr atin Rn AND QGONPETENT tal erat oie Ada 2d rh ‘ik. by oe a @nd work an (7 weave rede Ewart rn a rorcrcneve 4 = <= uted, “Apply at tit Peat! ty NY. FRENCH A ASYeRTREERTENTS. 7 ANTED.— Yoox MAN * HAR MAD EXPERT . y W ari nc veh cree eee Manation a kant | (DS neon we Stal t FILL | FRANCAIS it oun ve ment; best Waaltone troie jours au 73 Garden sts, eo. WAktte 4 ean LRSALE. U* AMERT home < Francai®, pie aie ry: SH) | Aap hy were Serone mith A FANCY GooDs _IMror A] 1 i) Sik ly aly way, up atalrs. ray mae 8 From rowed fu burean da Herald, AiR 1, siyoam RSANCH MO! Un same pam ae ae ___ AMUSEMENTS W Reo a _aulle, LESTER WALLACE ab —< EVENIN ean u BR NOTICE, « Robertson's how comedy, entitled iss EFFIE O Mr. C. FISHER, M RLOWE, MrT. WARD, Mr. be ae “ASHIN, MON Mrs, CLAA JENNINGS VERN! VIucin Wiss CLAYTON: Milas LAW REMC ROWE Misa K, MONELL,' Miss JENNNIE TIMONEY, and others. W SCENERY, MUSIC, COSTUMES. ix tx days to advance. OWERY er ibatee EVERY NIGHT, AND MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY AND MONDAY, SEVEN DWAKFS. ‘SEVEN DWARFS. SEVEN DWARI ROBE BUTLER, 4 DWARFS. hen Gene N DWARFS. ride N DWARFS. oueKtt, DWARBS. The brilant DWARFS. Florence Wells, DWAKFS, J. W, Sanford, EN DWalea, ‘Mine Jovettay E ‘Mme. Jovetta, SEVEN DWARFS. J. Foster, SEVEN Dwanrs | P J. Burk. nightly overdowin, THs NC Nost "GOR EOUS PANTOMIME Recetved or, every presentation with TED APPROBATION at the Attistio Boeners, Array. Beautiful Muste Mysterious Tricks, the Sumptuous Appolniments, ous Tra DAZZLING wachivichne fas TERMINATING TRANSFORMATION, hated each night by ‘THUNDERS OF APPLAUSE. BRYANT MINSTRELS. First time here of » burlt Pe ry ee Inauguration oo iy REE TH n in erated AND JULIET. MEO AND JULIET, Ei ne. The Inauguration Bail The Inaucuration Ball. The Inauguration Ball. The Inauguration Batt, POMP: The Inauguration Ball. Genevive de Bryant. The Inaug tration Ball Erin Go Braugh avertare. pile “3 eh st. Neise Seymour, Dan Bryant. BRYANT'S MINSTEC LS, MTH SY. DAN BRYANT, M™ F. B. CON MTURD PARK ht BROOKLYN, ining ose on ING, g RAND OPERA HOUSE, 28D STREET AND 8TH AY. bs JAMES FISK, 3 ir, G, W. TAYLEUR ‘OPENING NIGAT THE TEMPEST. SHAKSPEARB’S | THE TEMPEST. 161. THE TEMPEST. THE TEMP! Mr. TAYLEURE bers to any that earnest efforts have been made to observe in the production of thia play—which, as remarked by Campbell, the poet, “has a sort of sacredness ‘an the last work of a mighty workman”—a completeness of design and richness of artistic effect which he trusts may be deemed worthy of its exquisite beauty, jetor Manager Al MASTERPIECE. i TEMPEST, TEMPES!, | SHAKSPEARE’S LAST WORK. TE! PEST, TEMPEST. ‘The brilliant Star Artists, Mr. E. L. DAVENT'ORT, FRANK MAYO, Mr. WILLIAM DAVIDGE id cast. Ts and 8 Gren SP WORLACOHT BALLET TROUPE. SCENERY BY Mt 8. GETZ—ALL NEW ER POLNTALS £0., HOM PARES NTS FROM LOND B MECHANICAL Rane ‘SIONS. BALEvY's Musto. Ve SAN 'ISSINGTON. Dnring the recess the Theat ins ‘heen thoroughly retio- pated au elegantly redeco ron, EOF COMMENCES WEDNESDAY, March 24, Bi vo'elock A. Mey at the Dor ofice. PEVMOUTH ORGAN CONCERT. NO. Plymouth Church, Brooklyn.) 2 ne great orean — be played every Saturday, from 4to 5 overt Baer, tho biti organist, will preside to-d lobert mi jist, wi jo-day. Adi is. Ten tickets 81. i ion 15 cent EORGE BH. HALL'S PICTURES are on free exhibition at the Somerville Art Gallery, 82 Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street. Open'on Sundays, from uoon till 6 P.M. EMEMBER THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, Vi Nassau «| Herald building), where you can have all sorta of ‘Theatrical °c oo General Printing at prices that defy competition, Ts TAMMANY MATINEE TO-DAY, AT2, PRESENTS greater attractions for FAMILIES and CHILDREN oiher in the city, vide the GREGORY Family aud MAE brs trick Faniothime, MOTHER WIDDUE | DLE. Adiniasion 6) conta, 0 THE LADIES. T Will shortly open, Th York Ladies’ wegen Museum of Anatomy. PRAMATIO, Fay on complete a fret ADY | ARTISTS OPERATIC, Fenn, Baliet—wanted.—A few to zompany alt Apply hae yee SIMMONDS, 609 ei, Ih AMUSEMENTS, Woes MUSEU: TWO PERFORMANOES IN + pdairhdumet SATUR MR. AND — bh a FLORENCB MORLACC! MATINER ut PALLET TROUPE. EVENING, ia o'clock preci itt pe” Prices AND cerean 2x0. by maxtor MORLACCHL TROUPE, MONDAY, wen ty COLLEEN BAWN, for four ni on Sed lone week positively of the PLO! ent have pleasure in enccbetae an ted number of 1 oer. ‘and verentiio nruines With ehe Mss RIOTT, m conjunetfon with the hign'y. ny legitimate ab iengarn 19 the ps ft (erBiaon shnces, will make their first appearance Monday ‘Creutngy March 29, bs ie pers Lessecs a ee 0, GRAND Pa . THE RENOWNED Lypia Homrsds TRourt BRILLIA) IVOCAL AND CON 2h UCC! AS THE PORTY THIBVES; rou : a: om 3 PF, ¢ PAMILY, Ni The ment for Pat LINE ei ARR Nie, are CATEAN, Foury THinvEs FORTY THIEVES. FORTY THIEVES. ia A FORE THIEVES. FORTY THIEVES. the’ Danek ng Donker, a FORTY THIEVES The ing Train FORTY THIEVE ‘The Nursery Rhymes, POWIY THIEVES, ‘The Sliver Fore BEY THIEVES. The ili Pomry THIEVES | THEFETE AT a FORT: ee y Unanimously pronoun FOWre THIEVES oye, oh ier Bar ec an x FORTY T if ening ak fs MATING ropa ay hi MATINE! TODAY at Fa I mat Sg THEATRE.—ADMISSION 5) CENTS, 8 DAY, MATINEE AND EVENING, 188K KATE REIGNOLDS. MISS KATE, BDIGNOLDS, SHADOW OF A CRI HELIEU AT XV’ KAT! eIGNOLDS. EVENING A’ LAST PERFORMANCE OP EVENING A’ SHADOW OF A CRIME, EVENING AT RICHELIEU AT xvVL EVENING AT IHEATRE COMIQUE. Ey Be 2 Bien B St. Nicholas Hotel. ATINEE Hee rit Dunding, | THIS APTERROON ATINEE | Miss Ethel Norman THIS APFERNUO! MATINEE | Miss Dicky Lingard, | THIS APTERNOOW MATINEE | Miss Lina Edwin, THIS AFTERNOO! MATINEE | Mus Lillte Hail, THIS AFTERNOO: TINEE | Miss Annie Wood, THIS AFTERNOO! MATINEE | Miss Carrie Olden, THIS AFTERNOO! MATINEE Flora Krager, TRIS AFTERNOO! MATINEE | Mins A. Hind. THIS AFTERNO! Mise Rose Sincintr, THIS APRTERNOO! Geo. ©. Bouiface, | THIS AFTERNOO! jonway Co: THIS APTERNOO! MATINEE |e Hurry st Leon, Fi18 APTERNOO MATINEE | Mr. 0. #. Newion, TUIS AFTERNOO! MATINEE | Mr. J. K- Kray THIS AFTERNOON THIS AFTERNOO! ty THIS AFTERNOO! * Carl THIS AFTERNOON MATINEE | Mrs Geo. ‘Atty THIS AETERNOOM MATINEE | Mr. C, W. Kemble, THIS AFTERNOO: MATINEE | Mr. J. P. Kibourne, THIS AFTERNOO! MATINEE | Mr. G, Elmore, TITS AFTERNOO! MATINEE | Mr. M. Tyson, THIS AFTERNOO! Birvea. bey Petre | Ata OCLOCK [2 siggrin THEATRE. Two PERFORMANCES. WO PERFORMANC My THIS AFTERNOON AT 1s. THIS AFTERNOON AT 1}. THs Exextya LA $ SECOND YEAR OF SatGoND YE. ol HUMPTY DUMPT ESTRISEDESTED ROESESE of GoxD VOLUME, SEVENTH WEEK sna eat cross, mpeg, ine ort GEO. L. FOX. Cc. K. FOR BALLETS, THE ORACHPDL i iS bxrovR ourrenixe TRANSFORMAT Ox TWICE DAY. TWICE THs DaY. Tig APTERNOON AT Le THIS AFTERNOON AT THIS AFTERNOON AT i Tus EYES 3 THIS EVENING 188 CLARA LOVISE. KELLOGG, STRAKOSCH Mis ILOCIPEDE GALOP, ILLUSTRATED, co new Sane “KaeDEMcn Bhumi yarns areata. HEATRE FRANCAIS TO LRT FOR THE MONTHS OF il ja ict ime Mr. J. Grat gelCompany will visit the pri rincipal cities of the Bast and iy J. GRAU, at the Theatre Franca ANY MATINER, AT 2 O'CLOCK TO-DAY, iad i Gia FAMILY RESORT of ore eftizens, and Ki 6 a WOCRER WIDDLE WADDLE Adinlesion Yianzee, st PIANOFORTES. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINEST PIANO® MANU- factured, five years guarantee; instalments taken; second band Pianos ten Sew ‘and taken in exchange, Pianos Wolets amount applied, archers _ JOHN Cy NES, 137 Kighth street, near Broadway. GREAT bo eng | re NO. 481 ae aware wit neg leone - ns of si Rist claie mpaxere at extremely ‘ow tha month, oF will take from $8 19, . let and ren! ago Su AT pBLUME'S-ELEGANT (ROSEWOOD “KNABE" Pianos, aj Herald ote A ‘A BARGATEC“A, 9600 PIANOFORTE re 820); LMA nitieeat carved rosewood, seven acta monidiagt celebrated etty maki with patent ‘and all latest tmprove- second hand Pianos rr vee seDEnICK BLUME, 1,125 Broadway, eecond door above Twenty-ffta street, QUICKERING PLANO. é ace Pi “y it red ices. w Pianon ai red i “GTEEDMAN fe HOLLY ER: 65 West Sixteenth street. A Garr PIANO, S10; A ROSEWOOD Case, TROW Ls bi ed orders is Yamity sireet, nent Le SEVEN OCTAVE BRADBURY PIAN A A Haines, ate ls ete ie ion SPE a TOMAS Hh CHAMB! ‘Fourth avenue, corset MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR tale—(oroperty family leaving ctty—Made onder, cele maker; Tull for gin. Parlor Mirrors, Bronzes, and Dining tare; aeacrifice, 57 West Pirvoonth wi street, near Sixth av, AN. ELEGANT, KEW PIANOFORTR (NEVER DaED) to exchange for Board for four persons. Address C. new. Owner's residence 118 iid heven bar ge rset LADY WILL SELL (PF TAKEN IN \, maqniicent rosewood schon ‘rienod or, cot sy or ‘our round ‘mo- Sorz fmprovesente; nearly new. "Apply Spniy al 20 tard mreen, BARGAIN.—PRICR #200, NEARLY be aie COST $450, a overstr un; PAY wt ‘98 Fourth i VHEAP—SEVERAL SECOND HAND PIANOS ey it reduced och Twrendycelghin. surest, beuroen, Niath Drs FAIL TO EXAMINE wy™ hb (dette A MA. k Piano; great gout in a small bot last @ jassau street, offloe No. oi rat Li Ufetine, % Nassau FroRs Len | OCTAVE GRAND PIANO, MOST ‘On Account of owner going to Euro; Alto feveral hand Pianos, Parlor Organs, Melo- deons and s handsome an Grand Piano, suitable for ® gion For further particulars apply to J. BAU ER & CO. ese Brovavay. PT annette F You 0D FIARO CHEAP CALL AT L. Vr Pr. CUM NGS reroom, No. 2 Union square. Sold om staiments or ny way'o siti customers, Only look rente, fat therm before you eehia elsewhere, EW AND SECOND HAND PIANOFORTRS, AT LOW id on aay ment; new Cabinet Or ale eee TREMAINE & BIO. BAND UPRIGHT PIANOFORT! J ieeves 4 find, for sale and to rent, at A. BRAUEIG Amity atrect. 7 GREAT UNION fpaxoronss Sontart La Onishing some 2,000 ull, eles Ree onus oe meTuircr-sevent wae, Freer CLASS ase AND, BNE TENO}| TRD—AT A rst clase saint bey rs om May 1. a iiscae, wits (armas ST en A. Hernid oities, r ORG. T WANTED—TO PLAY FO! . A 18 sina bs 40 iTrader fos “ eal ire. dod Balary mouer ‘uliiresw Av Herald offee, FIRST CLASS ORGANIST DES! Arcot onan tea Oo Hake and Tenor. Dor Til Herald oes. bapeoea. J)ISTINS CORSETS, AS USED BY Alas, THE, Most eminent eolo area Lie ‘world, from #33. Liss toes ‘tree on plating i So, Mase rasan Broadway, New Yo hy jee t AX, ure | Wiecen terete. MEET w SOPRANO, ALTO AND ‘enor \amateurisingers only), Address, with name and residence, HU Ha, 15 New York ost oilloe. poi Ste, NEWS TORK, sf etatoers pay FAA i DERCOLD lar net night of Beats at tne endocnp rowtw ant ‘at Schirmer’ Broadway. a hs DEMY OF MUSIO. . Acthis GATURDAY), MARCH 2 AT t orcLook, ALA MATINEE. PROPHETE. PROPHETE. PROPHETS. MADAME LA GRANGR. ‘and the same great cast an’ pakeneeaee an immense sepsation at the previous evening Ladies are partioulart; nested to secure their seats in coew to ‘avoid the inconvenience and the great rush af the ‘ “Beat nd, Rosen ean now be eecnrad at she Acadéniy Of irmer’s, 701 Broadwi al Broadway, MONDAY, Maun 2. KE POSITIVELY bast ‘TIME OF ENEFIT OF Serra a 1.4 GRANGE, "ER TUESDAY, MARCH 98. GRAND BAL DOPERA,’ EW YORK CIRCLS, a Noe street, opposite the rsecinecd re, M waowesht PAE fiapay. ANOTHER NEW BILL! First week this season MILLE CARLOTTA the accomplished and popular E: Pirtt inst week. of the gr Leis THE BROTHERS ‘i in thetr: D BkaLorra DE BERG, forrider, rau AMES F COOkE. ROTHERS RIZARBIA, and unprecedented feais upon THE FLYING a ican aT wPRD ND JORD ‘A DIV! KD & OF tonsswa \P AND ATHLETIC rrata, ———— AN FRANCISCO by ttm A Becany at ‘The Fonniest Entertainment in y ertcu, IRCH, oe RNARD ” onthe na RANCISCO, MIN. eM Ea pr WEET OR ouR COUNTRY ay fo Dyer A GLORIOU! AND A wren Ce ENTERLUDE, By all the great artiats of this tro es eommence we deadl secured sit dayeta advance: = Y's 01 URE, BROOKLYN, H STA COrnRt ON ail LEAVITT. IONAL ALLEGORY, Rival arisen, The Challenge Asp Par, To ba you) Nuch iatnes veep at Bil ae OS venue B,J, LEVY cotehrated Cornet Soloist, agin the most ceneroug manner volunteered bis valuable the oecasis of ne URAND CONCERT CUBA, to take pines at ON SATU! ROAY raved, MARCH 2, | aes COmenRT sees or ih mee BRA ‘AY, Nb. ‘128, 130, aid Lo) Cour rec, mo af State, Brooklyn, INSTRUCTION fed fnctrument from 4 fx M. to P. M., in alt Music and the otens ease of \ poeiees and guages, by TERWS. REQ! Thivate ISLAR Seg epg LA VIB PARISENN orf are IN PARIS. beestmmnerhr — Oren GRAD rs ni AMIENS, = 1 Pata, ‘will be, the 1 Amerity TAMMANY aTiN B TO-DAY, AT 2, OFFERS mance In the elt eoratint wr theo HATED GREGORY ¥. i a come Frick Pantomime, MUrHE Wibe ‘Adtmiaslon By conta, ADULT BA. Rasy cove ND LECTURE An We © DONC ERT AND LI SIAC Ty BP A D. 0 HALh 4 hinge Lecturer © 8ol inber of the best amat Mr. LEVY, the | heh Cornet Soioist; HARRY SAND a have the eminent Piav et talent, a? ster A | oan hedorest sey SUNTA, PAM TIGA De ‘GUnARAS, _ Tickets @1, tore (AOSNOPOLITAN. BALE, CORNER THU / aod — treet. via soaks joneert, in tha new ow from Parts, just a1 SHINGTON'S Tae MENTS. 6 VUeon 9 PROADWA’ UF. or nt i ANATOMY, 1 is DEIN ia ‘ 2OUAY ‘ DEATH OF MINGTOR at ovr. TLYDIA THOMPSON ust our “Beatin Piet ada re cea alg or Suro ie ti mae ie fon. DITSON & CO. Puviishers aS a