The New York Herald Newspaper, March 17, 1871, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 187L—TKLPLE DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. ‘The Board of commis i of the Department of Docks. met yesterday afternoon attwo o'clock, the President of the Board, Mr. John T. Agnew, in the chair, Commissioners Henry, Wood, Hunt and Hugh Smith were present. The Exeoutive Commitee reported tor adoption the following | resolutions :— Resolv That permission be ted Mr. Coartiandt Paimer and Judge Ingraum to erect bulkpead outside the Harbor Commission lines, between L2ith wii 126th strects, on the Hariem river, subject to any alterations that the be- partment may by law red to make, the Depart- Ment not to be Hable for pes. Resolved, That puperinvendent Hansom be directed to re- Wver, and to report the names o! bulk heads foot of Hatnmone and’ fwentietn streets, North tlver. when Stephen A. Frost, agent for owners of see ety Tet Meare Liphisanth roc ast river, shail Soe slencs the greement tv thoroughly rebuild, at hia own Gost and. expense, under supervision of superintendent reatervelt, the outer half of pier foot of Eighteenth street, river, Superintendent Westervelt shall be directed by ‘Board of Docks to rebuild the inner half of aaid picr, Too Board granted the following permite: “iliam H, MoNeill to erect platform in frant of bulk- PR toe Reet and Fortieth streets, North iiver, fitteen fect from present erection, which did not aiford sutti- cient water for vessels, said ereciton to be built under super- vision of Superintendent Weatervelt at the pleasure of the Morse a permit to erect a ratt outside bathing Fifth street East river, aud permit to ‘William Hunt to let five pleasure boats at samo place rovided the consent of the lessee of sald pler can be ob- by applicants, ‘The Avdithag Committee of the Board submitted its report pp to February 1, as Zollo Heootved for rents of whiart proper ved for rents of wharf pro} fe Interest on depoatts In the Yeuih Natioual Banik: Expenses, salaries, &c.. Baleoce ou band ‘February 38...” LT 13544 ‘At the conclusion of the meetiiig’s gentieman numied Hyde read to the Hoard a lengthy pian which he had devised for a system of bulkheads, or rather an {mitation of the Thames bankment, on the water {ronts of South and West streets, Sir. “Hyde wanted to bave a carriageway. for drays, anit ns forty feet from present line of curbatones on both th bulkheads, and another street again, of sevent y then the bulkheads were With double end screw rivers, carrying passen- as is the system and thi running up and down th ‘at a small rate of fering resent on the Thames. The’ Board had several te 4 of this kind offered tor their consideration by stra before this, but as it takes @ great deal of tin nd to examine such gigantic ideas it {s provable that Mr, i7de's plan will lay over for aome days yet. ‘The Board ud- dourned. SHOCKING CASE OF INHUMANITY. The Drowning of Peter Pilger—His Li‘e Snc- rificed Through Negligence—Culpable Con- duct of Deckhands on a Ferrybeat. Coroner Herrmann yesterday commenced an investigation {nto the circumstances attending the drowning of Peter Pil- ger, late of 129 Pitt street, on Tuesday night, by failing overboard from the steamboat Montague, of the Thirty fourth Street Ferry Company, while attempting to jump to the bridge. Officer Peter Carr, of the Twenty- that when Pilger fell’ into the dock he heard the alarm and down to the ferry; the boat Bontague was then about forty or {ty feet from the bridge, and a man wason the Fader ti deceased up; the witness asked If the man Was alive, and received an ufirmative reply; tho watchman atthe ferry was asked by the witness if there was a life- boat ‘convenient, when he replied, “You know very ‘well th nok,” the oficer said, “I did not,” and the fe not,” and the wit- iret precinct, testified ere is watobman said, “You know now th ness replica “There ought to be one;"" the officer asked the ns on the boat if they could not come in closer, #0 he Could render some assistance, and after some minutes the man was hoisted to the deck, when the boat was backed out and tried to get in the north ‘alip, but failing, backed again ‘and entered the aouth slip; the oficer threw’ barrel on the boat aud asked the deck Lands to roil deceased on it; the boat was then nine (eet trom the bridge; the men sald’ they wou'd not roll the man on the barrel, that he {mittens would have todo it himself; after some time and. trouvia board the boat and found deceased in the ha juat’ then put, him onthe barrel; lie, and a doctor on the boat was doing what ne could to resuscitate the deceased, but it was to late. In conclusion. ollicer Carr swears—t believe Bad the small boat been launched immediately, or had the dock hande ulded more prompuiy after T arrived, the man’s fo. could have been caved, and such was the impression of those around. Oficer Walsh, also of the Twenty-first precinct, corrobo- aXated the evidence of off cer Carr in every particular. Coroner Herrmann adjourned the investigation till next Tuesday morning at eleven o'clock, at the Coroners’ oflice, and fn witnesses to the occurrence to attend at THE WEEKLY HERALD. The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the Country. 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TERMS:—Single subscription, $2; Three copies, $5; Five copies, $8; Ten copies, 315; Single copies, five cents each. A limited number of advertisements tnserted in the WEEKLY HERALD. MARRIAGES ANDO DEATHS. Married, AUTEN—ODELL.—On Wednesday, March 15, by the Rey. Dr. W. H. Ferris, James W. AUTEN, Jr, to Miss M. Appig, daughter of Abram Odeil, all of this city. No cards. RADLEY—PEUGEOT.—On Wednesday, March 15, at the residence of the bride‘s father, in Flatbush, by the Rev. Dr. Moore, of Brooklyn, J. H. BRADLE' ~ a. i Chicago, to Maruia J. PEUGuOT, OF Flat- sh, 1. 1. ‘|, BRUNDAGE—MorRIs.—In Portchester, N. Y., on Thursday, March, 16, at the residence of the bride's avents, by the Rev. Samuel H. Smith, Rosgrr I’. RUNDAGE, Esq., Sheri! of the county of West- chester, to CARRIE, youngest daughter of Henry , Of Portcnester. No cards. CALLENDER.—In Albany, on Monday, March 13, by the Rev. E. Halvy, James E, Douss, of New York, to KATE CU, CALLENDER, Of Albany. JENNINGS—LYON.—At Bedford, N. Y., on Wednes- day, ch 15, by the Rev. H. P, Hervy, Henry D- JeNNiNcs, of Bergen Point, N. J., to Exma Co STANT. danghter of the late S, KR, Lyon, of Bedior No caras, de Baremay.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 16, afier a long and painful illness, of consumption, ISABELLA JANE, Wife of James Bateman, in the 26th year oi her age. Notice of funeral hereafter, BAMBERGSR.—On Tuesday evening, March 14, Cxaxa, relict of Emanue: Bamberger, formerly of Louisville, Ky., apet 56 years, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral. from her late residence, No, 152 West Forty-eighth street, this (Friday) morn: Ing, at ten o'clock, /ELCHBR.—At Albany, March 14, CHARLES S. B: N. Belcher. Y., on Tuesday morning, HER, 80n of Dr, William RADY.—On Wednesday morning, March 15, at ten o'clock, CHARLES BRADY, native of county Cavan, Ireland, aged 63 years, His relatives and friends are most respectfully in- vited to atiend the funeral, from nis late residence, No, 260 avenue B, tis (Friday) aiternoon, at one o'clock precisely. Cavan (ireland) papers please copy. BaROEN.—At Hempstead, Long Island, on day, March 15, MaRiA F., widow of John T, Wedni Beueen (formerly of Brooklyn) in the 76th year of er age. Faneral from St. George’s Episcopal church, Hempstead, on Saturday morning, at nine o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood for tater- ment. The friepds of the family are invited to attend the funeral without further notice, Friends and relatives residing in Brooklyn and vicinity are requesied to meet the remains at the main entraace of Greenwood, at one o’clock P. M. (,, BIRMINGHAM.—At Jacksonville, Fia., March 10, J. ERSKINE BIRMINGHAM, aged 31 years and 11 months, \, The funeral will take place from the residence of hits i) 271 South ‘third street, Philadeiphia, jon Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. (. BiGELOW.—In Brookiyn, on Wednesday, March 15, Many LOUISE PERRY, only child of Samuel O. and ee L. Bigelow, aged 2 years, 10 months and 11 jays. { The funcral will take place on Saturday afternoon, L bwWo o'clock, at St.{John’s church, Douglass street, ‘Brooklyn, near Flatbush avenue and Prospect Park. on Friday, of Bergen, N. J., Bouroxs.—On Thursday, March 16, at thelresidence e his father, No. 20 Columbia street, Joun #H. jOLToN, aged 26 years, { ‘The funeral will take place on Saturday afternoon, Bt two v lock, precisely, Boston papers please copy. Busstnd.—On Thursday, March 16, at Williams- bridge, Westchester couaty, Susan Bussina, in ‘he ‘Toth year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Satur- day atternoon, at two o'clock, from the Union church, Williamsbridge. Casnen.—On Wednesday, Mareh 15, Josern, son < Daniel and Vatharine Cashen, aged 2 years aud 10 v8, «Funeral to-day (Friday), from No. 226 West Thirty- Becond street. ( GarRort.—On Wednesday morning, March 15, PATRICK CARROLT, in the 47th year of bis age, @ na- five of Dromin, county Limerick. ‘The relatives and iriends of the family, also those ‘of his brothers and brothers-in-law, are respectful, lnvited to attend the funeral, from nis late resi- Genco, 331 Bast Fitty-first strect, on Saturday morn- 1g, al ten o'clock, ‘The remains will be taken to St, Bouitace’s church, Forty-seventh street and Sec- nd avenue, Where aselemn mass of requiem will e olfered for the repese of his sou to Calvary Cometery for interment? a Limerick (Ireland) papers pi A Coanixa.--O0 ‘Montag, Marci 18, at gor Tealdenge. i} Hi N.2., ANomtive K., wife of Willtam.B. Corning, 68 years. ‘the relatives and friends of tho family, also her associate managers of tho Ladies’ Union Ald So- ciety, are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, fromthe Jane street Methodist Mpiscopal church, on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock, without fur- ther invitation. CrowkLL.—On Wednesday, March 15, H. O11- MENB, Wile of K. B, Crowell and daughter of Elihu Day, of Newark, N. J. ‘rhe funeral will take place on Saturday after- noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her father, 1,001 broad street, Newark, N. J. Interment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery. DREALING.—At his late residence, 246 Wooster street, on Monday evening, March 13, after a unger. Ing lilness, which he bore with Christian hope and resignation, tn the full assdrance of a blessed im- mortality, WILLIAM DEALING, SR., @ native of New York city, in the 92d year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and tho veterans of the war of 1812, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the Third Universalist church, corner of Bleecker and Downing atreets, this (Friday) afterncon, at half-past one o'clock, DowNss.—At New Haven, Conn., on Saturday, evening, March 11, Junta, aged 20 years, the beloved wife ot Bdwara Downes, and niece of Jonn Higgins, Esq., Sixth avenue, New York city. Duvry.—On Wednesday, March 15, Mrs. CATHA- RINE DuFry, in the 70th year of her age. The funeral will take place from her late rest- dence, No. 31 Washington street, on Saturday morning, at half-past eight o'clock, to St. Peter's church, Barclay street, where there will be a re- quiem mass ror the repose of her soul. FiraparrRick.—On Wednesday, March 15, JOHN Frrzrarrick, a native of the parish of Kildalien, county Cavan, Ireland, The friends and acquatntances are respectfully in- vitea to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 415 East Fifteenth street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Farauson.—On Thursday afternoon, March 16, at a ‘ter past five o'clock, WILLIAM P, FERGUSON, only son of Henry C. and Louisa A. Ferguson, aiter ashort illness, aged 3 years. 8 months and 14 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re- Spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grandmother, No. 199 Greene ave- nue, Brooklyn, on Sanday afternoon, at two o'clock, GILMARTIN.—On Wednesday, March 16, WILLIAM GILMARTIN, hative of the parish oi Bournal, county ‘Tipperary ireland, aged 62 years. the relatives and iriends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, 51 Park street, this (Peder) aiternoon, at two o'clock, ‘Tue remains will be interred in Calvary Ty. Haiau7.—At Mount Vernon, Westchester county, on Wednesday, March 15, AARON R, Haigut, aged 51 years. ‘the tuneral will take place from his late residence, in Mount Vernon, on Sunday afternoon, at wo o’clock, A train will leave Forty-second street, on the Harlem Raiload, at nine A. M., and carriages will be in waiting at West Mount Vernon on the ar- rival of the train. Friends and relatives, and Hia- watha Lodge, No. 484, F. and A. M., and all mem- bers of the order are invited to attend, HoLMgs.—On Tuesday evening, March 14, at the residence of her parents, Forked Kiver, N. J., ANGE- LINE, daughter of Joseph Holmes, Sr. Funeral on Sunday morning, from the house at ten o’clock and church at eleven o’clock. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. JOH\SON.—On Thursday, March 16, after a short but severe iliness, GEORGETTA A., Widow of Charles A, Johnson and youngest danghter of Sarah A, and Benjamin F. J. Gautier. Her remains will be interred in Greenwood. Kay.—At Trenton, N, J., on Wednesday, March 15, SAMUEL Kay, in the 6th year of his age The relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- fully inyited to attend the funeral, from his late rest- dence, No. 80 West state street, this (Friday) after- noon, at three o'clock. New Jersey papers please copy. KIppER.—At Ridgewood, N. J., on Tuesday even- ing, March 14, JANE REED, wife of Frederick Kid- der, daughter of the late William G. Dayton, and granddaughter of Captain Samuel Dayton. Funeral trom Episcopal church, this (Friday) after- Doon, at halt-pasi twelve o'clock. ‘Train leaves foot of Chambers street (Erie Railroad) at eleven A. M., returning at half-past tive P. M. MIPDLEKAMP.—At Blissville, Long Island City, HBRMAN MIDDLEKAMP, in the 47th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to Grads the funeral, on Saturday aiternoon, at one o'clock, San Francisco papers please copy. MERRiTT.—In this city, on Tuesday, March 14, MuNSON MERRITT, In his 53d year. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Seventy-sixth street, west of Boulevard, this (Fri- day) alternoon, at two o'clock. MULLANY.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, March 16, MarTHEWw C. MULLANY, son of Pairick and the laie Susan Mullany, in the 30th year of his age. The relatives and friends ef the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, from Patrick Hanly’s, corner of Sinith street and Hamiiton ayenue, South Brooklym, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, to the Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. MOPARtLAND.—On Weduesday, March 15, Mat. Ti1A8 MARK MCPARTLAND, son of the late Jolin and Mary MePartland, aged 21 years, 3 months aud 9 days. ‘The triends and relatives are’ respecifully invited to attemd the funeral, from St. Vincent's Hospital, this (Fricay) afternoon, at one o'clock precisely. McOoRMICK.—Un Wednesday, March 15, CECILIA JANE MOCORMICK, after a short but painful illness, the widow of Michael McCormick, a native of tue paris of Bannagher, county Derry, Ireland, The friends of the family are respectfully re- quested to. attend the funeral, frou wer lie resi dence, No, 651 West Forty-second street, on Satur- day morning, at ten o'clock; thence to the Church of the Holy Cross, Forty-second street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, where there will be a high mass of requiem for the repose of her soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, NasH.—In this city, en Thursday, March 16, MaR- GARET NasH, relict of Orville J. Nash. Notice of funeral hereafter. NevuSTAVTER. —At his residence, Quarantine land- ing, Staten Islana, on Thursday morning, March 16, Lovis W. Neusraprer, in the 46th year of his age. Notice of funeral hereafter. NicHoLsox.—On Wednesday, March 15, Mrs, ELLEN NICHOLSON, daughter of the late Thomas Fleming. ‘The friends of the family are requested te attend the funeral, from her late residence, 445 Hast Ninth street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, Waterford papers please copy. O'DONNELL.—On ‘Thursday, March 16, THoMas O'DONNELL, aged 52 years, a native of Kulienaule, county of Tipperary, ireland. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom his late resiaence, 38 Pitt street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. O’CONNELL.—-On Wednesday afternoon, March 15, JOHN O'CONNELL, aged 37 years, The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, frum bis late residence, No. 141 Cedar street, on Saturday afternoon, at one o’clock precisely. PERRIER.—On Thursday, March 16, Widow ANN PERRIER, at the age of 84 years, M. and Madame Plazanet and Miss Rosa Perrier invite thelr relatives and friends to attend, from No. 63 West Thirteenth street, the services in the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, on Saturday morning at nine ret and from-thence to Calvary Cemetery tobe interred. EARLE EE ae a4 eeeny, March 16, TLLIAM A, PIGor, in the 68:h year of 2 Funeral notice hereafter. : ay ELD.—On Wednesday morning, March 15, Carn- ARINE REwD, wife of John Reid, aged 40 years. The funeral will take place this (Friday) aiternoon, at ene o'clock, from Calvary chapel, East Twenty- uvaNth Brooklyn, on ‘Thursd ¥ AN.—! A ursday, March 16, Kati, infant daughter of Juha and Sarah Ryan, aged 3 months and 6 days. ~ ‘Yae funeral will take place from the residence ef her parents, corner of Smith and Dean streets, Brooklyn, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. SNIFFEN.—On Thursday, March 16, WILLIE GroKGE, Only child of William T. aud Eliza J. ‘The relatives and tr of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, gfe the pote dence of his parents, No. 19 Lawrence sireet, corner ‘Tillary street, Brooklyn, on Saturday afternoon, at YGommeeticut and Philadelphi connecticut a elphia papers please copy. SwitZer.—!n this city, on Weunesday, Narehis, HENRY atest peers bhi a S8months. Also, on same day, JENNIE M., Wile of Joseph H. Swit "ihe relatives. and frlends of th ‘ ca ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invit to attend the funeral, this (Friday) alvernoon, a three o'clock, from the late residence of Henry Swit- zer, Old No. 488 Pacitic street, Brooklyn. ‘SuirH.—In Scotchiown, Urange county, N. ¥., on Wednesday, March 16, Portia, wife of George Smith. Funeral from St. Pan's church, Morrisania, et Saturday, at twelve o'clock noon. ‘Trains leave Harlem depot, Twenty-sixth street, at half-past ten ing irom 1n3ed Second avenue on Satara atorstane a i ebester papers please copy. : Manu lor JoNas We TookEiy i ene boa year as age. Friends and relatives are invited to attend the funerai, from his late residence in Westfleld, on Saturaay morning, at eleven o'clock. Van DyxE.—At_ Portupeck, near Long Branch, N. J., on Wednesday morning, March 15, at ten Mon aiter @ pro:racted illness, which he bore with Chrise tian resignation, MENRY VAN DYKg, aged 80 years, 6 mong ae days i t ‘uneral will tak lace from the Lon, Centenary Methodist Bhiscopat churenh, tate ‘an afternoon, at twe o’ciock. Friends and relatives are hereby invited to attend without iurther notice, VANDENBERGH.—At Schodack, N. Y., on Tuesday, Maren 14, ANN VANDENBERGH, Wife of Ji \- denbergt, aged phe aoe e 4 Libris Funeral from o! '. Ann's church, Brooklyn, in Washington street, near Sands, this (I ven, fhe oreloci wh ~ (Friday) after- VEISMANN.—On Thursday, March 16, infant son of Aug. W. and Fannie ©. Weismann, aged and 16 days. i anor # WEEKS.—On Thursday morning, March 16, MAR- GARET MELISsA, relict of Jesse Weeks, 1 "i ae atiee \d friends of the fs m: iin eae e1atives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, which are be held at the residence of her brother-in-law, W. D. Hicks, 168 (new No.) South Third street, Brook- lyn, B. D., this (Friday) evening, at eight o'clock. ‘he remains will be taken to Chappaqua fer inter- TMaat Saturday morning. at Dall-past goveu, wnrncnnnannn COR Ae Oe EE ce ae )S8OLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THE FIRM OF & Balon, Insurance Agente, x8 Union ‘square, is this day, by mutual conseal, 4 ved. New York, March 1, 1871. WM. BAT B HAVE THIS DAY, MARCH 16, FORMED A PAKT- h nership for the trangaction of ig ea. in all ite bran- ches. . C. 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JOHNNY THOMPSON, UNEQUALLED IN THE WORLD. The new and superb Drama of ON HAND; ON BAND. o ON HAND; TRUE TO THE Last. ENTIRE NEW SCENERY. EXTENSIVE MECHANISM. NEW AND STARTLING RAILROAD SENSATION. Over the ey across Newark Bay. THE MOST EXTENSIVE WATERFALL AND CATARACT evar pregontor to the pub JOHNNY THOMPSON ACIS NINE CHARACTERS, JOHNNY THOMPSON playa 2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NUMEROUS SONGS, DANCES AND JIGS, A DAY WELL SP FRIDAY, ST. PATRICK'S ‘al L SPENT. DAY, GRAND MATINEE _atSotclock. Evening at 3. IBLO'8 GARDEN. LAST NIGHTS of the BLACK CROOK. A Canp.— Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer are reluctantly com- tied to announce the withdrawal of the BLACK CROOK rom Niblo's Garden, on the evening of April 8 In apite of ite Immense success, this course is necessary, as orevious ar- Fangemente made in {:urope impel the production, on Mon day evening, April 10, of Shakspenro's historical tinyedy of RICHARD THE THIRD. Arrangements were also long fected to produce the BLACK CROOK, in all {ts cence and with all its special attractions, at the Phila- ia Academy of Music, on Monday evening, April 17, ler the conjunctive management of Jarrett & Palmor aud aE, MeDonougn. IMMENSE SUCCESS, MORE NOVELTY, HOUSES CROWDED tO OVERFLOWING. ‘This evening (Friday), March 14, 674th performance of tho ACK OHOOK, DECIDED HIT OF THE NGW GRAND BALLET, THE DEMON'S REVEL, with its new and elogant costumes, wonderful and stariling effects, beautiful and originn! muste, and embracing tn its performange the entire ballet force of this establishment. THE RUNNELLS FAMILY, REATES! GYMNASTS IN THE WORLD, H WEEK OF THE WONDERFUL MAJILe TONS AND THE GREAT SKATERS, MONS. SIEGRIST and his TWO BEAUTIFUL BOYS. Alll the auperb scenery, brilliant effects, magnificent tableaux. BLACK CROOK MATINEE TO-MORKOW. AT Lig. ON MONDAY NEXT NEW FEATURES, IBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN, BLACK CROOK MATINEE TO-MORROW, AT 149. BLACK CROOK MATINEE TO-MORROW, AT 1 |ORROW, AT 13g. BLACK CROOK MATINEE 1 )\RAVELLING AGENTS GOING WEST CAN COMBINE with their business the sale for a first class brier pipe manufacturer. Address M. H., Herald office, ‘ANTED—A PARTNER WITH $25,000 CASH TO take a leading establishment in Baltimore street, Bal- timore, established thirty years and paying forty-tive per cent, ‘Address box 498 Baltimore Poat oflive. W3NTED-A GENTLEMAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL, to join the advertiser in a sate and legitimate busi: ness, paying 200 per cent profit and_no competition; tnvesti- on solicited. 95 Liberty street, New York, room 24, ANTED—AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH FROM 86,000 TO 10,000 capita', to take a half interest in the manufac- turing of @ patent article, which commands a ready sale, bringing large protits, A Hebrew preferred. Address, full name, BUSINESS, box 142 Herald oillc ANTED—A PARTY WITH 82,000 OR 3,000, TO JOIN equally in an agreeable business that will clear $10,000 in six months. Inouire at 88 West Thirty-second street. TO $500—PATENT RIGHTS.—GREAT INDUCEMENTS: to salesmen, manufacturers and investors. Call on or address WHITLOCK, Patentee, 3u7 Bowery, from 1 to 12. $50) MILE BE PAID, FOR THE LOAN WILL BE PAID FOR THE LOAN OF #250 ON six months; a chattel mortgage given on household furniture worth $800; also good referen CHATIEL MORTGA( b-7 5 () FOR AN INTERESTIN THE BEST COMMIS- OU rion business tn the United Statos, Any other Party niaking same money and having same advantages Would ank $0,000. Address BELEN, box 4,059 New York ‘ost olllce. Herald office. $1,000. PARTNER, ,NANTED—TO | ACT, AB . + cashier for a new public entertainment; two Gua manage it, and B1,0W0 nightly prouts sure. App y at 58 Weat Twenty-fourth wir 1.200 72,8250 WILL SECURE AN INTEREST ° in the best cash business in this city; uo com- petition; everything im working order: young men out ot business should not miss this chance. Call tor one week at 171 Broadway, room 16. 3.000 With PURCHASE LEASE, FIXTURES 5 and business (established ten years) of first sae pone pce thn’ of towns spe gravel zooted, watert , Burt le for storage of articles requil ter. Address box 2811 Post office. © ape 5, 00. —AN ESTABLISHED FIRM WILL TAKE ». «a Partner with above amount in place of one retiring, Business very desirable to a sound working man. Callin person. SABIN & CO., 195 Fulton street. $10.000.1208 SADE, THE GOOD WILL AND IN- A + terest of a Mercantile Business, established six years; paysan average profit of $4,500. year; can be greatly extended; evory facility for credit given to pur. chaser; expenses very light; @ personal introduction to ail ustomers will be given, Address COMMERCE, Herald 10.0 TO #20000 WILL BE INVESTED IN A Wi strictly legitimate and prosperous business where the ifivestor is secure and first class mercantile ability is appreciated. Address TRUTH, Herald oftice. 10, 000. -IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DE- 5 sie cente, of ® partner a good opportunity 16 offered for an interest in a profitable business already estab- ished. Address PARTNER, Herald oflice, $10. 00 WANTED—WITH PARTNER, IN AN A old established retail Coal Business, for the m1 Bu ose of inéreasing the facilities and greatly enlarging the Ines. Address A.B, C., lerald ofice. oy __._ LOST AND FOUND. EFT IN TRAIN FROM PHILADELPHIA—ON pny, evening last, a Manuscript Play. The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning it to M, 8. BROWN, 685 Broadway. OST—-SOME TIME AGO, A ROLL CONTAINING 12 ae yen and ink eos Dr ings of Beare Geto jader will be suitably rewarded by returning ‘nous PRANG & CO. Boston, ef ee Lost ON TH INST, EITHER IN VICINITY OF NOR. folk or Grand street, a Cameo Earring, set around with pears in a steel frame A suitable reward will be he finder by leaving the some at 194 East Broadway. LLOStgiWo CBRTIFICATES OF TAKE SHORE AND 4 Michigan, Southern Railroad Stook, one for 100 shares, the other for 49 shares, both registered in the name of Chat C. Thompson. All persons are notitied not to negotiate th same, the transfer having been stopped. tached Stock Power of Attorney, signe , Thompson. “A reward will’ be United States Warehouse Co., No. 7 Also Tost, a de- in blank by Chas. aid for the same by tate street, OST—ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, A BLACK AND TAN Dog; name Trix. A reward if returned. 117 West Thir- tieth street, OST OR STOLEN—BETWEEN THE IsT AND 9TH inst., three Promissory Notes (past due) of D. Galla- gher & Co., February 17, 1869. throe months, $427 81, to Order Caldwell, Conant _& 'Co.; March 18, 1869, 8834 85, and March 13, 1869, three mont Caldwell & Conant, of ‘which payment has been suitable reward will be paid for their return to C. WESTON & CO., ll Broadway. stopped. ALDWELL, Bara REWARDS. _ REWARD.—LOST, ON THE 10T T., NEA| e) the Herald office, a’smail Wallet, containing Wiider jafe Key. If a ny person finding the same will deliver the safe key to Mr. KELLOGG, 27 Park row, ne will receive the above reward. $5 REWARD.—LOST, A BROWN POINTER, WITH A q £ white spot on his neck, and a collar. Deilver at 316 and str 10 REWARD.--LOST, A WHITE AND ORANGE Setter Dog, at Train's Meadow. Whoever will bring information or return said dog to H. MILLER, 201 Franklin street, Greenpoint, will receive th 20) REWARD WILL BE PAID POR THE RECOVE- ZU ‘ty of a black Beaver Ovaloat, black velvet collar, makers’ name (Teets & Throgmortou) on the collar; misia:d or stolen about ten days ago. The above reward will be paid and no questions asked, EDWARD MARTIN, # Madiso $150 REWARD-—IF THE FINDER OF A e BB DLD hunting Waton and Chain, €. E. Jacot. maker, No. , will return the aame t 86 and 88 Worth street, up stairs, the above reward will be paid and no questions asked. Lost the &h of February. 500 BEVARD.—FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL 9) be for the return to the owner of the Jewsiry and other valuables taken from No. 17 West Twenty-first street, on Thursday evening, %h instant, Many of the arti cles ate prized more for their association than for their in- ingic value, -SI VOUS AVEZ UNE ANNONOE POUR ETRE + inseree dans le NEW YORK HERALD et que vous Gemenres dans le haut de taille, vous, pouves la lalseer au HERALD BRANCH CB, No. 1,246 Broadway, trois andessus de la Sime rue, et de cette maniere mai gay ner le temps. Go bureau est le seu! autorise a recevolr des annonces, dans le haut de la ville, an meme prix que le bureau en chef. Ouvert de buit heures du matin jusqu’s buit heures du soir, )N DEMANDE-UNE FRANCAISE COMME BONNE et pour coudre, Sadresser 137 ome ay, U's. TRES BUNNE CUISINIERE FRANCAISE, AVEC des bonne references, desire se placer. Mme, FRAINIER, 15 7me ay., pres Ia 3me ay, N DEMANDE--UNE BONNE FRANCAISE, QUI SAIT faitement coudre. S'adreaser pour deux jours entre 10 et 2 heures, au 257 West 28d st. NE DAME FRANCAISE, TRES BONNE COUTU- riere,sachant bien tailler et coutre aia machine, de- sire travailier en journee dans une famille privee. S'adresscr ‘au 781 éme ay,, chez Mme, Gommery, NE FRANCAISE DESIRE SK PLACER POUR SUI- fret de grands enfants et coudrey ou. pone femme do | Gbambre. G'adresser, ohez Mme. Collard. G2 dmg ay. IFTH AVENUE THEATRE. ‘West Twenty-fourth street, near Broadway. Besins at 8. Sole Lessee and Manager. ir. AUGUSTIN DALY, HIRTRENTH WEEK and LAST but ONE of THE GREAT LOCAL COMEDY, A A T ) @ A. Miss Clara Morris, Fanny Morant, Linda Mr.’ James Parkes, G. Characters by Dei Mra. Guibert, Lizzie Winter, Amy Ami . Poik, D. Whiting, W. Davidge, G Dever, &o. SATURDAY NEXT, at half-past one, LAST MATINEE BUT ONE of “SARATOGA.” MONDAY NEXT, March 20, second annual Benefit of Mr. tive rehearsal for immediate production, Boucicantt’s nd most brilliant London sensation, now acted for over months in the metropolis, entitled "JEZEBEL.” RYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE—TWENTY-THIRD ST. between Sixth and Seventh avs., near Booth’s theat Firat time this season, by seneee request, the world-famous Song and Dance “SHOQ, ' FLY. LITTLE MAC. the. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. BRYANTS MINSTRELS. BRYANTS MINSTRELS. STRELS. REUS THE LIVE INGIN. MoANDREWS' OLD DARKEY, COCO, THE MONKEY, ), FLY." “SHOO, FLY. LY." “SHOO, FLY." ‘SHOO, FLY." Every Saturday at 2, M RE) Family Matinee RYANI'S MINSTREL FRIDAY EVEN GLORIOUS BILL, ST. PATRICK'S DAY. DAN BRYANT. P. AVERY'S . collection of Works of Art on free exhibition every day and evening at the Somerville Art Gallery, 82 Fifth avenue, until time of sale, March 20 and 21. ET OOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. KELLY ‘ & LEON fy a BT. DOMINGO, @ reat success of the year, VERY NIGHT, ROADWAx UNDERGROOND RATLWAY, or! BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN, MUSICAL, (OU CAN HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT I seried in the NEW YORK HERALD, and, if up town, time and extra expense by leaving it at the HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1,246 Broadway, three doors above ‘Thirty-fire, aureet. “This is our only authorized uptown branch, and isements are received at office rates. ert! Open from 8 A. M. tili8 P, M. every day in the year. TENOR, FAMILIAR WITH THE EPISCOPAL SER- ioe, wishes. engagements from May in a first class h ey Quartette. Address with particulars, B. 18., Herald offico, (A SITUATION WANTED BY A LADY, ACCUSTOMED to tuition; acquirements, good English, French, music and singing; she has good refereuces, Addreas M. K., Post otlice, Myrtle ay., Brookiyn. (hugRUs SINGERS WANTED-FOR EASTER 8UN- lay; good readers only, Apply to A. J. HOLDEN, 143 28d at, tll 19 ML. Saturday. USICA) vate mi PERSONS DESIRING FIRST CLASS PRI. {eal instruction, piano, violin, guitar o N ing, pleas eall at £93 Sixth avetue, corner Thirty-fifth streak or send for circular. RGANIST WANTED FOR A PROTESTANT CHURCH. artette choir. Address for one week, with referenct lary required, VESTRYMAN, box 4,802 Post otlice. Where. POSITION OF ORGANIST OF 81. PAUL'S (Catholic) Cathedral, Pittsburg, is now open to a first clase inusiclan; must be well recommended and of steady habits. Address ED, MACUONIGLE, St. Paul's Cathedral, Pittsburg, Pa. KURNITURE. A. ~YOU, CAN HAVE, YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN fA. sertet in the NEW YORK HERALD, and, {f up town Save time and extra expense by leaving it at the HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1,248 Broadway, three doors above Thirty-firt street. “this 1s our only authorized uptown branch, and advertisemenia are received at office rates. Open from 8 A. M, till 8 P, M. every day in the year, RICHLY GILDED AND CARVED SATIN BROCA- tel Parlor Suit, cost 60, for $200; one do., #160; two wainut rep Suits, 850; Pianforte, Bookcase, Mirrors, Paint- ings, Bureaus, Bedsteats, Commodes, Mattresses, tc. at Jesu than half original cost, Residence 12 East Tenth sireet, between Fifth avenue and University place, A. MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, POMPA- dour style, covered French satin brocate!, coat $650, { #200; do., 8180; do, $60; marqucterie, bots de geres; Pianoforte, walnut Chamber Fuenitu rors, Bronzes; Silver Ware, Glass Ware, Cutlery, China W: private residence 36 West fi iginal cost. Inquire at enth street, near Sixth avenue, MAGNIFICENT BROCATEL PARLOR SUIT—SOLID rosewood, 9 pieces, made to order, cost #00, for B25; one do., 7 pieces, $150; one do., $100; three rep Suits, B60; Bedroom and Dining Room Farniture atless than half cost, At private residence, 120 West Twenty-third street, near Sixth avenue. URNITUKE, CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDUCED Prices Housekeepers supplied with above on easy terms, FARRELL'S Warcrooms, 200 Eighth avenue, Monthly and weekiy payments taken, URNITURE, BEDDING, CARPETS, &C.;—-HOUSE- Keopors sipplied und can pay by the week or month, atJ. GREENICS, 404 Eighth avenue, corner Twentga@inh st, PPORSITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING, AT VERY low prices for cash or barter, or on weekly or month) Payments,at B, M. COWPERTHWALIIS, 155 Chatham street Moyrsrx, on "WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS, Furniture, Bedding, £0. z SEALY & CUNNINGHAM, 386 Third avenue, near Twent ighth street. Prices lower than any other house in the city. S COLLEGE, 186 BOW- y and Evening—Bookkeeping, Penmanship, giish Branches, Shorthand, German, French, Spanish, Classics, Klocution, Mathematica, &c. Ladies’ Department: Telegrapby by an expert. CADEMY OF MUSIC AND PAINTING, - SINGING, Harp, Pranoforte, Oil Painting, Drawing taught thoroughiy and effectively. Mrs. T. Paste N. CAULFLSLD, board: ing and day echool, 124 Kast Sixty-tiret strect. TISITING GOVERNESS.—A LADY WILL DEVOTE A few hours daily to children at thelr own or teacher's re- sidence, for tuition In. English, French, musle (ppino) and writing. on or address TEACHER, 389 West ‘I'weatieth ai the German language for a couple of li qyening during the next two weeks, Address SCHOLAR, Heraid office, ANTED.--A GENTLEMAN WISHES A TEACH SHEET, SUCCESS oF THE POPULAR FAVORITESs WILLIAM HOKACR | ALICE LING, Meas DUNNING | bits DICKIE | LAST Munts DAVY'S LOVE, David Garric! Ada Ingot. « George 0. Boniface + Allce Dunning Lingard MATINEE SATURDAY, 3 O'CLOCK, MONDAY EVENING, MARGH 20, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL, OOTA'S THEATRE, LAST WEEK, and Laser NIGHT but ONE, “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING." EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, Ernenal characters by Mears. EDWIN BOOTH, LAWRENGK BARRETT, J. 1, MoVICKER, SHERIDAN, ANDERSON, FENNO, Mes dames PATEMAN and SELDEN. SATURDAY NIGHT, LAST NIGHT OF “MUCH ADO ABOUR NOTHING.” ts aocured Six days in advance at the Theatre, or at ita, ch ‘Ticket Oilice, at Ditson & Co.'s Music Store, No. Tht Broadway. MONDAY, MARCH 29, will be produced Shakapeare’s “OTHELL LYMPIC ‘THEATRE, POSITIVELY. Last WEEK ‘an LAST MATINEES vagody of of the great sensation of sRICHELIEU. 0. .eeceeeeesee FOR asthe R The Herald rays:—“His i oF Cardinal des Etats Unis ie K THE the best specimen ot ten L comic acting wa have had on I PERIOD. the New York stage for Hy t excepting even the LAST MATINEES, WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 15, AND SATURDAY, MARCH 18, SPECIAL NOTICE.—Thia theatre will 6. closed on Mon- day evening, March 20, to allow for the proper reiearsal of & totally original drama by Mr. Augustin Daly, tilustrative of significant phase of York society, and embodying the varied ineldents peculiar to AMERIWAN FRONTIER LIFE, entitied HORIZON, Presented with elaborate sconic alts and a company eKpe- clally, selected, Including Miss AGNES ETHEL, from the Fifth Avenue Theatre, by permission of Mr. “Augus- tine Daly, and which will be presented for the fast time ou any stage on TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 21. Seats.can now be secured. 7 ALLACK'S. NOVELTY AND VARIETY, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, MARCH 17, MARRIED. LIFE, MFSSRS. GILBERT, FISHER, STODDART, R{NG- GULD. LANAGAN; "MESDAMES BARRY, GERMON, MESTAYER, SEFTON, BLAISDELL. prSATURDAY MATINEE, rousham’s 8} Domedy, ROMANCE AND KEALITY, Messrs, Brougham, Gilbert, Marlowe, Ringgold, William- son, Lanagau, Peck; Mosdamos Barry, Germon, ‘Meastayer, Motormick, SATURDAY NIGHT—OURS, MONDAY—ROMANCE AND REALITY, TUESDAY—HOME AND BLUE Dé WEDNESDAY, positively the last time, ONEY. It ts respectfully announced that these will be the final performances of this splendid series of plays, in consequence Of approaching noveltios, : Due notice will be given ot the production of Roberteon's last comedy—BIRT! at Lg P, Wanuackss, Brougham’ ROMANCE Al MATINEE MARCH 14, omedy, REALITY | RS. F, B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, BENEFIT OF MISS LUCILLE WESTERN, EAST LYNNE, In which Miss Western and dir. J. A, Herne will appe 201 BOWERY. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. PATRICK'S DAY. ST. PATRICK'S DAY, ERIN SLANTHA GAL GO BRAGH; DAY. BT. PATRICK'S x BRILLIANT TW {LEBRATION OF THE DAY, ‘© FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES, GRAND MATINEE AT 21g O'CLOCK. GRAND MATINEE, AT 2, O'CLOCK. EXTRA HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS. IRISH DRAMA, IRISH WIT. IRISH HUMOR, SONGS AND SPOKTS OF THIS EMERALD ISLE. EL NENO EDDIE. BRIAN O'LYNN, TONY PASTOR'S GREAT COMBINATION FEMALE MINSTRELS AND DOUBLE COMPA, TE Y HALL Sere MISS MARTE KREBS" TENTH PIANOFORTE RECITAL, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, AT 8 O'CLOCK P.M. ‘With the kind assistance of MKS, PHILIP D. GULAGER, MME, KREBS, MICHALLS!, Hee RANDOLFIL, SIG. ENE. DACHAUER. Single tickets, with reserved seats, #1 50 each, Admission tickets, #1. To ve had at the usual ~ MATINEE, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, AT 3 7. M., SSOCTATION HALL, JAMES M. a MISS MARIA BRAINARD, M. SANGLR, MRS. DR, AYRES, M RK, AND CHORUS BY nese te EUTERPE SOCIETY. J. P, MORGEN, Conductor, 'T. PATRICK'S NIGHT—STEINWAY HALL. ROSA D'ERINA'S IRISH EVENINGS WITH THE POETS AND BARDS OF ERIN, Tilustrating the Music and Poetry of Ireland. Assisted by Members of the Celtic Literary Club, Admission, 81; reserved seats, $2. Tickets and programmes at Schirmer's, 701 Broadway; Ditson's, 711 Broadway; Ruliman's, 114 Broadwa: dat Steinway Hall, Bovey, THEATRE, GRAND MATINEE AT TWO O'CLOCK, ST. PATRICK'S DA’ THE WO...D'§ FAVORITE, ow tN TRUE TO THE Last, = :_PIANQFORT} A WX0U, CAN, HAVE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT IN + serted Inthe NEW YORK HERALD, and, if up town Saye time and extra expense by leaving it’ at the HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1,246 Broadway, three doors above Thirty-first street. "This ts our only authorized uptown branch, and advertisements are received at ofllce rates, Open from 8 A. M. till 8 P. M. every day in the year. A Pact WE ARE SELLING OUR ELEGANT rosewood Pianos for $275, U5, 050, 887 Pianos to rent. DECKER & BROTIE Bleecker street, one block east from Broadway, LAKGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO JA. fent orsell cheap ; rent allowed on purchase. Call at M. Mf, MERRELL'S, No, # Union square (183 Fourth avenue) “A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, #125, FULL IRON A. “frame, oversirong b afte, every ‘improvement, @ ; great sucritice for casl ‘J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PI- A. Sno, with al moderu improvements, for sales Yor balf its value, for cash, at 179 Kighth avenue, A BRILLIANT AND POWERFUL TONED 7 OOTAVE rosewood Pianoforte, made for present owner; cost $550, for #220; Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room Furm- ture, lexs than ‘half co: private residence, No, 120 West ty-third Sixth avenue, MAGNIFIC! 7% ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, made order, celebrated maker; fully guaranteed ; us NEW ‘B40 five mouths; cost $650, for $250; Drawing Room Buits, covered satin brocatel; Paintings, 'Bronzes, Mirrors, Silver: ware, Carpets, Chamber, Dining furniture; a sacrifice. In- 86 West Fifteenth’ street, between quire at private residenc itth and Sixth avenues. LEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, $100; GOOD AS Yj “new; magnificent overstrang, having Carved leas, agraffe, &c; great bargain, Please examine. JAMES GOR- DON, 196 Bleecker street, near Macdougal. IRST CLASS SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTES TO let, 36 per month: rent allowed if purchased. G. P. BENJAMIN'S Pianoforte Warerooms, S45 Ei near Thirty-se jay and evening. th street. Oper OR SALE—A HANDSOME SECOND HAND SERPEN- tine seven octave Stodart Pianoforte, with in first rate order, Apply at the wareroome 684 corner of Great Jones street, F earl Key’ roadway, UHEAP—ONE FIRST CLASS SECOND wood Piano, seven octave, curved legs. At reet, second floor. WILL SELL FOR $100 HANDSOME PIANO- modern atyle and improvements; old established i and cover; In perfect order; sweet, powerful | OR SAL! MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND autiiul styies, of different makers, at lower prices for cash or monthly Installments, or for rent, at WATERS’, 481 Broadway, than can be found elsewhere.” TANTED—A GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO, WITH WA invite improvements. Address ., box 342. Bost office. 3 B] QD —MONTHLY, INSTALME: BR SOALR ls even octave Piano rstrung Dass sail nproven warranted; bargains for cash, avenue, near Thirty-fourth et, MARBLE MANTELS. KLABER, STEAM MARBLE AND MARSLEIZING A. Works, 134 and 138 Haat Eighteenth street, oifers 800 Marble and Marbleized Manteis, al! complete, Monuments, Grave Stones, Table Tops, &c., at prices that defy competition. VW AXTED.BY A LADY GRADUATE OF EXPERIENCE, ‘a few pupiis; instruction in all branches of an Eng: lah @ education; terms reasonable, Address A. A. M., Herald ole. T REDUCKD PRICES—SLATE MANTELS, FROM 85 50 upwards; many new and elegant designs. PENRHYN SLATE CO. 40 West highteenth street, Detween Fifth and Sixth avenues. ‘ANTED—A LADY SPEAKING FRENCH AND GER- a good in muse, to teach in a school near ihe jurday, from 10 to 2 at S14 Sixth avenue, ANTED—A LADY WHO CAN TEACH FRENCH, Gorman and vocal music, for s ladies! seminary out of the city, For particulars apply to H. SCHROKDER, Di- reotor of the Amerigan Couserratory of Muslo, il Fourth even : MARBLEIZED SLATE, MANTELS RICH. AND ELE- esigns, tro 5 0, 4 STEWART & U0. 606 Sixth & ween Thirty-Ofth and ‘Thirty-sixth streets. (PUE REST PLACE IN THE CITY 70 at SKPABIR 2 COS Matolo Works,ii7 to ta West Fig-trat atrect. between Broadway aad Bisby avenye, avenue, between BUY MARBLE, dstones, &c. is at ————_—____—_—..., a AMUSEMENTS. LOBE, 728 BROADWAY, ~TNovetre, GB Se DW AN NOVERTYS BRILLIANT ‘SUCCESS OF TH < 0 NEW STARS. WN New acts OTA scene, a morning with GE DOWLING. JUDGE DOW an The grees Court LL JOSH HART... JOSH HART, awyer Wm, P. Ho “Gawvor Wm. ¥, Howe, DELRHANTY & HENLE y N ENGLER. ELLA WESNER. KLLA WESNER. EMMA GRATTAN. EMMA (RATTAN, PUNCH AND JUDy, PUNCH AND JUDY, Y. ‘The great ule, ANCISCO SALAZAR FLORES NELEON AND TONS) CAUAZAR HORE a ontene, 1Q' JOHN HART, ADD RYMAN, MASTER BARNkY, SAM RICKEY, The laughable Farce of a it LOVE. 380N_ IN MigS EMMA L . GRATTAN IN FOUR CHARACTERS ees MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, ORVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY M. TINER, ‘ACROSS i CONTINENT, SENSATION OF THk SEASON, Across “ * ACROSS THE ak OONTINENT, nm CONTINENT. GHAR, SUCCESS, ‘THE GREAT RATLROAD SCENE. TUG GREAT TEL HAPHTO FRAT. oe "RO! TO-DAY, AT 2 P. Ma ST. PATRICK'S DAY, GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE. BURLESQUE OF LUCRETIA BORGIA ‘and Comedy of ATOHI. In preparatt on for Matinee I’ertormances, ME HIDDEN BAND, RAND OPERA HOUSE, JX Corner Twenty-third street and Kighth avenue. JAMES FISK, Jr. ae to witness the woat - ness real B: LYRIC AND SPECTACULAR EVENT. KVERY NIGHT AT 8, Piendach’s great Opera Boulfe and Military Spectacle, AIMEE aa FEROZA, PERSINI as NANI. HE ENTIRE TROUPB APPEAR BAZzaOzCH’ HE ELEPHANT “YUSUF.” ™ Al . HARGER, “ABDALLAH,” FEMALE DRUM CORPS, GRAND AMAZONIAN FESTIVAL, SUNDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, AT 8, ELEVENTH QRAND CONCERT, BY JAMES FISK, JR.'S celebrated. NINTH REGIMENT BAND, NEW AND SPLENDID SELECTION, Admission, 50 cents. Family Circle, 25 cents, Reserved seats, #1. Doors open at 7:30. Concert commences at Seats secured from 8 o'clock A. M. wll 6 P. M. Box office; also at Schirmer's, 701 Broadway, and Erie ik way Ticket Oflice, o* ‘Twonty-third street and Broad RAND OPERA HOU! G i compliance with numerous applications at the Bow ice for a MATINER performance of OiTenbach's popular work, LA PERICHOLE, it will be performed on SATURDAY, MARCH 18, at 2 . LA PERIGHOLE.... eanas --Mile, AIMBS MONDAY~—Reappearance of the celebrated Grand Opera. Hi a BALLET TROUPE, TEINWAY HALL.—MLLE. NILSSON. FD | Max Strakonsh respecttul y announces. to the publie tint MLLE, CHRISTINA NILSSON Will, on her return from the mout successful Concert Tourney a record, give in New Yor i "ONE GRAND NILSSON MATINEE, TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), MARCH 18, at 1P.M, MULE. CHRISTINA NILSSON will be supported by MISS ANNIE “LOUISE CARY, BRIGNOLI, VERGER and Vite Gran Oschest der the direction of pie Grand Orchestra, under the 4 The 6 sri Vest ry 5 we SIGNOR BOSON, . ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 2), at 8P. M, LAST GRAND NILSSON CONCERT, , General Admission, 82; Roserved Seats to the Matinee, 8B extra, Seats for Wednesday Concert #3 and ®4, according to le catton. 1 be ah Kt Steinway Hall, 11 Broadway, aod THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, MARCH 17—BROOKLYN A MY, MULE, NILSSON IN THE MESSIAH, ATADT THEATRE—45 AND 47 BOWERY. S GRAND GERMAN OPERA, Friday, 17th-ROBERT LE LIABLE, with Mrs. Lichtmay in her great role as Alice, with full Chorus and Orchestra. Box oftice now ope SEEBACH AT FOURTEENTH STREET Me ete Mine. MAIIE SEEBACH and her distine guished company, on thelr return from Washinyton, itt Slose the season in New York with two more representations ieenth street theatre, the same place where Mme ‘mace her memorable debut in America. Monday, last benefit of Marie Seebach. SHON, THE DIL GRILLE. Seebach in her famous role as Fanchon. ‘Venota Fadet, After the conclusion Mme. Seebach farewell address, Tuesday, March 21, OTHELe ‘Veneta, Emilie; Harry, Tago. De- YY WOLFSOH If t as Othello Admission 8! 6 forchestra seats #1 50; dress circle reserved private boxes, four seats, #10; proscenium boxes), Be Fin family carain, BU cents, Seats reserved at teenth street theatre, Sohirmer's, Vu and 114 Broadway. 4AN FRANCISCO MINSTRE! 695 Broadway. Last WEEK BUT TWO of thé present season. hy 7 BIRCH, WAMBULD, BERNARD AND Backus, SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY WEEK, BILLY BIRCH, D. 3. WAMBOLD, W. BERNARD, CHARLEY ‘BAC x DE BILLY WEST, JOHNNY QUEEN, ROLLIN HOWARD, BILLY EMMEPE, gf OSERIST, in ay ri BURLESQUE OPERA OF LES BRIGANDS, secured six days In advance. EWCONB & ARLINGTON'S NEW OPERA HO! NEWCOMB & ARLINGTON'S MINSTRELS, bed RNER TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET AND BROADWAY, DORNER TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET AND BROADWAY, and occupied by Newcomb c ca when completed, will be one of | the most beautiful places of & Arlington's great troupe, amusement extant, % \ the ‘AGM of excellence, WILL MONDAY EVENING, “APHIL 10. MONDAY EVENING, 4¥RIL 10. 7 ©. HILL TESTIMONIAL CONOERT, eres ct: ee 8 RDAY, rel al . M. MISS €. L. KELLOGG,” y- Aa the eminent American Prima Psina, Miss PAULINE, NININGER and Mr. LEONI, Vocalists, B, MILLS, ths Solo Pianist. Messrs, HESS, RENNER, BERGMANN, LIESEGANG, fe 62 “Hock, Inatrumentaliate, GRAND ORCHESTRA, including the members of the Philharmonic and Aschenbrocdel Societies. HERR CARL BERGSIANN.... Tickets for sale and seats secured way; J. Schuberth, 820 eepadwer. Broadway ; W. A. Pond, 896 Broadw: way, where circulars containing the particulars of t! cert can OO" ‘HEATRE. eae ST, PATRICK'S DAY. GRAND MATINEE AT TWO O'CLOCK. JOHNNY THOMPSON and his immense drama of IN HAND; Or, TRUE TO THE Last. THE PRESS PROCLAIMS A TRIUMPH AND THE PEOPLE ENDORSE IT. ‘RAND GIFT CONCERT he MILWAUKEE MUSICAL SOCIETY, ai MILWAUKEE, WIS., ‘on WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1871. $30,000 IN CASH PRIZES, to be distributed as follows :~ 0 be“ GREENBACKS. Condi iy er, 701 Broad ordens & Murtens, 90 ay ; Rullman, 14 Broad he Com Gift, $25,000. 325,008 om Gi baits 5,008 i is i bo: 1,600 Gifts, 15,008 2177 Gifts... 80,008 CH. a's place immediately alter the concert, and will be condacted by the (ollowing gentle AT $2 The drawing of prizes will ta’: men, who act as drawing committee :— Hon, Alexander Mitchell, President M. & St. P. B. Henry’ Inbusch, Esq. of Ihbusch Bros; R of Ricker, Ober & Co,; Guido Prater, kaq., of G, Geo. W. Allen, Enq,, of Wisconsin Leather Co. ; Gb Wabi, eq. of Chrittian Wahl & Co. us Smith, Angus Smith & Co. ; Hon. Edward ONeill, President of Commerce 1. B Dorand Fen. of Helfensieia & Doe rand; jerri ‘nel nager M. .\ a 3 M. L. Morawetz, Faq., of G. Bremer & Co. ‘John #. Hidreds Kaq., of Smith, Chandler & Co.; Hon. H. L. Palmer, ney.; A.V. H. ‘Carpenter, Esa., General Teket Avent, M. & 8. rs ‘This Grand Concert has been arranged in order to relieve: the Snanciat Deceasities pot tie Milwau oe Musical Society, ituti yw in the twenty-tirs! of it and well known for (ts Iauinble odforts towards the devel ment of musical taste. The plan has been projected, and. fully endorsed by the Jeading business men of the 'North- West, and as nearly 50,000 tickets have already been disposed: of the complete sucoses of thé undertaking ls now fully as- sured. All prizes will be paid on the day after nepal BI Ris and et all th rincty cities eres EMIL WALLBER, 7 Secretary Milwaukee Musical Society TL, BAKER, Esq, treasurer. H, N, HEMPSTED, Milwaukee, s the i AUTHORIZED GENERAL AGENT. Principal Agency in New York, J. SCHUBERTH & UO., Masi Dealery x #20 Broadevay, New York. Also 610 Arch street, Philadelphia. _ JOR Ww | VERY IN- R. JOHN LORD WILL DELIVER HIS Li re, entitied “Paula, as Miu Diss tei neti tatty, Ma Me at 8 o'clock, fo aid of the Ladies’ ‘Christian on Tickets $1. Sold at leton’s bookstore, Madison & AND CHANDON FOR MB” OR CHAM a hag) Charlie's sequel, best comic scan of oe any rice BAI Oe ea ae He Te Yourselt as at Ite Nice," SOTSON & CO., Publishers, Tl Broadway. 4c. ____DITSON & J) HILHARMONIC SOCIETY, L FRIDAY, MARCH 17, at 25 P. M. i's REHEARSAL FRI ROB A, GEO. T. STRONG, President, D. SoHAAD, Secretary. VILLON, 688 BROADWAY, BETWEEN GREAT T yon and Loe peor ey evening, Keeps aod in atrumenta! concerts. wp lasiou aaa tk