The New York Herald Newspaper, February 8, 1875, Page 2

ten 2 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1875—WITH SUPPLEMENT. eee Semel v4 ~ ‘PODROME. HIPPO! ME. Wars H™ HIPPODROME. ‘ went Proprietor ie ii My paren WALLACK THIS (MONDAY) NIG: NIGHT. February ot Piro uune in America of the exeiiig seksstion, ait inte SALESDAY BSALL'S; EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE SALESDAY gh ta BSALL'S; in his own Irieh Pee SCENES AMON 8h LISH TURFMEN. Mr, MONT GUE, Mr. GILBERT. Messrs’ BECKETT, SGENKS AMONG -ENOLISH TURPMEN. N POLK MILLA AND, LEONARD, 3 ‘eDwin, | 0 A eraphic delineation of the amusi 4 stirring in- a tricks and ‘of Lomion’s famous horse Seats secured four weeks Vast DFO "his interesting my il is given ane which temale equestrians 1UESDAY NIGHT, 1 PEB Regular semi- ave ‘Trotung Raves by trotters of America, MENAGERIK OF MENAGE MENAGERIE oP’ Doors Mes atl Pout ’ OPEN Ryeee ALTERNOON was IE 0 or THIRTY CE THIRTY Cés. CHILDREN UND CHILDREN UNDER PEN Fc See advertisement in Turf column. by in addition to the all the great races by famous FT bee! AVENUE THOATRE, Mr. AUG EN OF Every z nigns et at £ THE paw’ Fourth Matinee SATURDAY at 1:30. all the Favorites in the Cast. WOMEN BRILLIANT LOCAL SCENERY! OF HE RESPLENDENT COSTUMES! DaY! Miss PANNY DAVE iT, Mra G. HL GILBERT, SARA JEWEIT, ANNIE GRA- HAM, NELLIZ MO! MER, NINA VA- BIAN, Mr JAMES LEW w. ae GEORGE | PARKES, "LOUIS Er OWEN FAWCETT ‘and D, HM , in the principal characters. Mr. DALY ‘his iD acve a earsal and wilt reduce, wns F the present GREAT SUCCESS ot OF HE DAY. fier many weeks ot ‘ela 2 pre A UONLEMO -ANROUS and LUC (L SOCIETY. Rove in which EV’ Ry Sebut t TY, written expret for 8 his theatre, entitled TP AVOWITE, or the company will ap- and in whicu Mr. JOKN DREW will make his in New York. NIBLO’s. ETROPOLITAN THEATRE, Y MATINGE, the S&A OF ICR, THE WILD Fi! . A HIRST FOR GL Lessee and Manager and ever; bed during the magnificent LOWER UF ULv. Mr. Edwin F. Thorne iss Lilly Macdonald scenery, &6. ‘685 Broad wa, M. CAMPSELL.. @KAND OP! NING MON ARIAN SEGRats FAMOUS FEMALE MINSTR: ARTI 585, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. FEB. RO! Manager. with Al VANCERS. STS, 50. A MONSIE TAINMENT. MATINEK WEDN&ovAY AND SATURUAY, 256. wos MUSEUM, Wwoob's, AFTERNOON AT 2. EVENING AT 8. DABING DICK, ‘THis ECTIVE. J, HW. BUDWORTH IN CASPER EDER. US WILLT Ass AS PETER DINEELSPIBL, rit OLYMPIC THEATRE, & BLUNDERING DUTCH. AN, THIS | BVENING. Tes. PASTO\’S Agta BOUE, 201 Bows RY. W FEATURE THIS WEE! HIND THE SCEN ‘ES. ane ay The pubiic adinitted to a peep behind the scenes, the romance and reality of the ARMIONG | Siager trom the back door to the footlights THE Oi the theatre. Rehearsat and a AUDIENCE | as on Fem behind the cartal EVERY SPeMALE MINSTRELS, MONDAY | inan entirely new programme. tony Pastor EVENING. | and a Pouble Troupe. Matinees Wednes- day and Friday. Ladies admitted tree on Friday evening. MONDAY. Febraar: Box office open trom 8:80 o’cluck ay, YORK i STADT TH THEATRE. 45-47 BOW! SPECTOR BRAESIG, Par Comedy. in five acts, by oo (jEnuan LIEDERKRANZ_ ant SAT MASQUERADE BALL Tickets, at the price of $15, admitting one gentleman | had, under the usual 1 two ladies. ca the following place THE AC\DEMY ATTHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, RY. Director nn. OF | MUSIC, 1875. stric duns, C. Goutrey Gunther, No. 19 Union square. William Steinway, Steinway Hall. ©. FL. bonen hal, No. 857 Third avenue. ner, No. 50 Park piace. &. Heidenieit, No. 179 Second avei Herman (hi New York Staats Zeitung. Sigismund Kauman, No. 39 Naseaa st H. Mosenthal, No. 337 Broadway. L. Kacmmerer, No. 36 Walker street. T itonw. so. lil Broadway. Ad. Brantigam, . 701 Broadway. Ww us, No. 20 Exchange place. H.C. F. Koch, No. 15 Carmine street. George Nembacl, . Neymaua, No. 37 Maiden lane. nue. reek. (0. 25 East Fourteenth street. indmaier, German Savings Bank. ‘A Nathusius, No. 229 Bow. Boxes sold by L. A. Grass, So. te Chambers street. Promenade music begins at 9 o'clock ; grand opeumg tableau at 9% HE OLD eget FAVORITE, asthe MYSTERIOUS STRANGE. OLYMPIC iHLATRE, STERNWAY HA LL. GRAN. MAN EMIGRATION hover; Rienzi Overture, Wagner; Tannhauser by W. qv Vocal S. 5. PURDY, THIS E VENING. HOU k. 08, chorus, string Quartet. Li, FEBRUARY 4, 1875._ D CO.CeRT for the BENEFIT of the Go R- Fitth Symphony, Keet- Tickets, Sc. ; HB “BROOKLYN TRIAL. FULL REPORTS EVERY NIGHT iN THE EVENING ELEGRAM. HE TALISMAN, BY BALFE. March,” berg, 50c. ; LYMPTO “THE BEST « “Talisman , Me. : “The Kose Song.” sung. by wives.” T. Baker, Sic.; “Talisman “Euith’s Praver,”’ sung b Miss Kel- r, Mr, Carlton, 40.” and ail the othet Talisman” libretto, 0c. WILLIAM Jans. 4c. ; THEATRE, WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST i 64 BROADWAY. E TRU (ERTAINMENT IN THE CITY. TROPLE-GIROFLA. by Thomas Baker, 5) cents. ‘Also the iamous Slaughraun Waltz, by the same au- thor, 60 cents. New Galop, WM. A. POND & CO. 47 Broadway. _Sranch store 39 Union square. ‘the and Seventh avenues, SULSUAY EV Tickets, as japtist churen, Fifty third R. DE CORDOVA WILL GIVE “HIS HemoRoUS | be presented the « omed. IVOLI THYATRE, Rave! Pantom.mes, Comic Hailes aud popwiar Farces, sketches, Characier : Admission, Wes 5 OMAN'S RIGHTS, THE bay it and largest variety eniertaminent for 20e, REAL FAMILY RESORT, rehestr ongs and Day VERY EVENS ces. reserved seats Hear OLYMPIC TH: ATKRE THIS EVE: E BEST ENTE RTAINMENT IN THY CITY, EYERYBULY SAYS 80." MPIC THEAT vib THIS BY Bighth street, between Second and Third avenves. ia the world Forty Artist. in olio of Sensational Specialties. Recitations, Pines 1 i, 8 TO 12 O'CLOCK. 0c. A NEW VIEW THEREOF. | ~OL surty RUSSELL, COMIC ARTISE IN Thk DRIvaneR, NING. ANTED—SEVEN FIKST CLASS AND NINE SEC- | ghd class Musicians, tor the United States gate Tennessee, going to Europe : salary $36 and $3 month and racions. Apply to to le CONTRRNO, Band ard, Brooklyn. at'ls9 bumvid i aie: mriet, Brookivn. irom 4 U8 WILLIAMS, olympic fitots: For sale at EDWARD SCH UBEETH HE COLORED HAMPTON srt DENTS, _ 4 ia Songs, uets, Choruses of the Soath. OLYMPIC THEATRE, THiS KBVENING —_— s JEWELL My HKIss, OD on SA TEINWAY HALL, WEDNESDAY, February i7 dl HART, JOUN HART, the fanniest man in New York. The “Hogs: of yg Ethiopian Comedi, OLYMPIC Tikati Bins Lt -GIROF Gi toW a. HIS REA M. and from 6 to7 P. M. PPEARANCE n his new local Dutch Songs, Stories, £e PAE AT RE, Quadriile Poika containiny arranged for piano Srame: LANG eric, 4k Son of MaraMfin,” EVENING. Che mon taverite | r, Battmann, THIS KVENING nd Du Baltzes, “trauss, 7c. ;, "On the Wing, vk ey Fair Lady, waits. Zito meen x r id, 400. Bird , TLL Broadway. ay § ALICE E HARRISC DABHING ARTISTE, be MUSIC. STRUCK SALLY SOSGBOOK, ouxmpre THEATRE, MVENING. WOOD'S GYMNASIUM, No. + eighth street. —Grand Boxing. Wrestling and Ath. tie Bi February 13. An imme has been a trtends please take no- LOL SMITH RUSSELL ia his ine st Comic artist in th PPTL FACILI Benne, 7 the beaunfal juestrienne, five OLYMPIC FHEAIKE if Wis ner diminutive pony upon | ‘he Fanrre toreatesion. Tickets $1, payable WS BAL MASQU Fourteenth street Lancing from 10 6 EAST TWENTY. ary THE nged Ap itable facial delineations erse. 3 BVENING. 8 old haze z TAMMANY HAL to3, No in- entrance. pou, ANNUAL EXUIBITION OF THE AMER om tean Society of Fa aL the National Academy of Desi and tid trom 9 A. M. until 6 Y. Mo and gon. z saturdays, ioc. Will Fi V8 inters in water colors now open, | OLY Mit THEATRE, . eorner of itl ay. rom 7 until 10 1 cloge pature HEATRE COMIQUE, Mr. JOSH, HART... ‘vhird wi wee! First week + ope Wm. Asheroit and 514 BROADWAY. «Sole Proprietor continued success ca SKISBE GAH. HE GREAT THE SKINBE Brooks, | THE SKIBS.EAH.| GURRY. the most magnificent scenery ever placed on the stage. gicks) MiKkOR OF IRELAND. Return of Miss KITTY O'NSIL and Nels. WHITE, All the company in 10, HARRIGAN AND 4. Rn 4 WILD, CARTER, CARKOLL any ora GEO, 8. KNIGHT, Mr. CHAS, NORRIS. . JAMES ARADLEY, Matinee We Miss wr eee .Director at ERS ON, a not WHECK-<TWO PAVOKITE WORK » AND AN ENTIRE NEW PRODUCTION. On MONDAY EVENING, February 3, mi. a” O roasean ‘Auber's charming overa, FRA L First ume in New York of Bae NEW COVENT GANDER, VERSION. UMONT, Messrs. PL AKES, iAMILTON, KIN ICHOLS, HOWARD ant W. CASTLE In the east. ‘Opera_on TUESDAY EVENING, as, the HUUSE is CLOcED FOR REHEARSAL O¢ THE TALI& AN EXTRA GRAND MATINEE, ON WEDNE.DAY, ee OOuOOR, OF WALLACE’S RITANA, DNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10. THE Wane OF ei erany bee SEASON OF 1874-5 an ry THE FIRST REPRECENTATION UPON THE AMERI- AN STAGE of Bate! H st and greatest work, ISM AN which has been in active pra aration | in the hands of the KELLOGG &NGLISH OPER, NY (who will give its FIRST ENGLISH REPREGENTATION. upon any wih sew during the Aye two months, and will be prosenten EL*GANTand Peary SCEN E> Pana PROPERIT ay’ aera cast of char- pats tne Swi Miss CI. “ARA nd 3 ELLOGG. ALISMAN will be erhieee pony on WEDNESDAY VENING, FEBRUARY 10, FRIDAY EVEMING, FEBRUARY & and for the MATINEE ON SATURDAY, PEBRC. The Uompany will pctform ICN ANT In Brooklyn on Thursday eveninz, February 1. Secure seats at 114 Broadway ana i Broad w: y, and at the Academy. THE 1) ATION. Ti APPEARANCE IN AMERICA, The Beaudial =e Fear! Child -questrienne, nd her Liltipan Pon: aus Be, VICTORIA and her Lilliputian Pony, OLYMPIC ineal Rh, ‘ His EY) ENING. IROFLE-GIROFLA” AT THE PARK THEATRE. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, After long and careful preparation and an expense of thousinis of dollars, and with an. ie CLLPSIN NDUB UF MISE EN SCENE, Lecoa's crowning triumph and the sensation of sixty leading European cities, the spectacular opera boufle, in three acs, “GIROFLESGINO FLA antroductug the re- nowned Continental prima don' Mile. UORALIE, GEO FFRO from the Folies Dramatique. Paris, and thie Royal the- atres of Cairoand st Petersburg, who was engaged to create the heroine in New York at the composer's, re- ne He. MINELLI, Mile. KLDV, Mille. DOREL, Mile, ¥ ps PaUBEs Y, M, VALAISE, and MM. Re; yabrer ar in favorite characters. OP. Ra ne Wy foRU SAND GORCHESIRA led by ©, F VAN GEHL, | Act L—Jardin and Palais Bolero, y MATT. MORGAN. Act IL —Salon in the Palals Boiero, HG NR onan MARSTON. ci Another Salon alais lero, ‘By WILLIAM VOEGTLIN. Numerons elegant costumes expressly imported, new | {arniture and appointnents properly manutactured. Order carriages at 11 o' lock: Curta:n at ¥, SEATS B& SECURED TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE, ACCABE.—ROBINSON HALL, SIXTEENTH ST, Every evening at8 Matinee Saturday at2 Fifth and last Routh in New York of Act F ABE, in his original, marth wand went riloguiah entertainment, DOLL CA. The popular vind ertistic success of Mr. Maccabe’s present engagement is without paraitel in New York. The audiences which have honored his matchless the PA=1 FOUR MONTHS are b MOST FASHIONABLE ever fy to witness an entertainment. The programme for the present week will be of SURPASSING EXCBLLENC including The W anderme Minstrels,” 36 Mary May,” “The Faseiating Fellow,” “The bs ‘sh, Railway Porter.’” “Terry oeen an,” and the dual deception of R ROWLAND tHE RUFF Ticket offi Sob nson Hail, open daily trom 9 till $ FRANCISCO MID ppbiiet rg OPERA HOUSE, “BROADWAY AND TWENTY- MINTH STI STREET. A" IMMENSE SU SUCCESS. pertbemanees scaring. the GR, és NEW —— Second week of the Fairy Trick yt aa NTENNIAL—17/6 AND CENTENNIAL AS aoe Rafael ‘AND! SCLNTENNIAL ‘OU ARE, THE BurpEt Pay TOMIME TROUPE. nee Saturday at 2, O%, ‘SINN’ 8 NEW PARK erm lye BROOKL' Perfect inundation of success of ANTIC Ni VELTY MBIN ATION, Houses crowded with the beauty, interligence and ‘Tespectabuity of Brooklyn and New Yor EVERYTHING = Ww IGHT Tits WEEK AND ATU Day Pog EI rices—15. 35 and 5) cents at night; 15 turday “CONWAY'S BROOKLYN English actress, Don’t forget the F. B. ‘Tne. co‘eliratea in Tom taylor fiiseorical Dra T AXE AN Lady Elizabeth. Eaward, Eari of | Lev RANK ROCHE LY YCEUM THEATRE, MTH ST. AND 6TH AV. 4M ®RUQ in THE NEW MAGD ALEX to-night. Mia be aiteg in CHE NEW MAGDALEN to-night. Every Evening this week ane at ae Saturday Matinee Miss CARLOTTA L Mist CANLOTTA LECLERC will appear in ber original role of MERCY Me RRICK, in Witkie Collin’ ‘Gramatization, Ina Prologue and 3 | acts, or his own rife Ke sensational romance EW MAGDAL THE NEW MAGDAL: supported by Mr. GEORGE CLARKE as JULIAN GREY | and an efficient dramatic company. Ls BUM THEATRE, 14TH 8T. AND 6TH AV. Next week, reappearance of Mr. J. L., TOO! CIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. MAURICE GHAU@ CulZZOLA have the | honor | to ement, for positively WE.VE O MATINEEs, of the J. L, TOOLE, ¢ assisted by Miss Eliza Johnston, Mrs. "Mitchell, Mr. West- Jand, Mr. Herbert anda selected dramatic’ compan Opening night, MONDAY EV’NING, February 1. Wi! it -Drama, written expressly for THE LINE, geagindion THEATR Mrs. KOUSBY, D CROWN. .Mrs. ROUSBY Mr. Toole, entitled UF oke nis original characte), Mr. J, L. Too! by the Dickensonian Sketch, taken trom bare called THE DOUGER, | | John Grumiey Ac ‘MY OF MUSIC GRAND OPERA BALL WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, ander the direct management of M. | CHATE . formeriy uaperintendent | @'Opera, Paris, and under the patron COMMITIEE OF DISTLN The Grand Opera ball wilt presente features entirely new on an occasion of this kind, a: GRAND ENTREE AND DIVERTISSEMENT, introdwoing | 100 persons LA DANSE DBs INSECTES, | THREE PeENcHrRoures, | PIOUX-Ply TONS—F UNAMBU. | _IN FANTASTIC. GROTESQUE DAN RYANTS OPERA HOUSE, WEST 230 STREET, between 6th and 7th DAN BRYA) 5 EVERY EVENING AT 4, SATURDAY MATINEE Ar | ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. ‘0 HOUR: First time of an original plantanon sketch. GWINE DOW> 10° LOUISIANA. _GWINE DOWN TO LOUL-TANA, NEW ORLEANS, E T NEW ORLEANS. INTRODUCING vit i STEAMBOAT, TERRIFIG, YXPLOSION DOWN I\ DIXIE, + | FAMILY MATINEE, SATURDAY at2. BRYAN BAYANT'S, | BRYANT'S, | ame { ouyMrte THEatie YRANDE CONCKRTE | JI Yt OLDE FOLKES, MONDAY, February 8 Kal at Side Hail. Admission, HAMPION oF are, GLOBE, EDRICKS, | nin: Somerralt oa a Kevolying Globe. ouyuPh THEATRE, Tils EVENING, | CUERMANIA PHBA TR J AD. NECENDORF! Star Hh MONDAY, February # DERG Comedy, in three acts by Anzenge | LINA MAY a8 HORA CH wii KS, FOURTEEN’ EWIss AMUSEMENTS, ___PIANOFORTE ORGANS, &. UYMPTO THEATRE, LYMPIC THEATRE, OLYMPIO THEATRE. Mr Fee ¥, POOLK. BLLOUS VEONDAY, FEBRUARY Focgtl a Re araceta in America of the jon Sen- we gracetul, teariess and eating oan’ bouee 6% BROADWAY. jianawer 1ONS First wien LITTLE PAULINE and her Lilliputian, Ferformine Pony, LOUISE VICTOMIA, This charming little artist. been pronounced by t recedentea.’ The 4 ritish metropolis tor years place in a Patent Ring. erected upon the stage. Return ot the American ster Comiaue, G A} First appearence. Case hamplon of the globe, who performs the feat'n my iccoofnp lished by any other that of throwing a somersault upon & ni carne tne ‘2h eGR rat appearance at this theatre of the celebra AMERICAN DWARF, TO. ‘who Sings, Dauces, Biays theViolin and answers many ‘quesiions quite intelligibi: Continued success of and more new Ethiopian charac- teristics by the * Boss” of all Comecians, aattore, new mel deecarerresd Comic Chaaeteriza- fears ie esr com tust in Unive i; cgi nee of the original and only ‘inst a) eras @ of . ie original al onl COLORED a AMIOWR “STUDENTS in Songs, Duets, lees Characteristic Melodies, &c. The ureat Olympic tavorites and eccentric Musical Geniuses, SANFORD and WILSON, whose ieee funny performance: mae the au- diene» in one continual roar of lauchte Second week o! the leading Serio-Comic Vocalist of PO Miss JENNIE ENGEL. ‘The dashing young Comedienne, Vocalist and Sur Al unre sic “Miss ALICE HARRISON Positive and decided success of the original “Lan- cashire Lad” and Champion Character Clog Dancer uf yeaa Mingpian ‘comedian ate, the “Bright us Ethiopian late ba Particular star” ak Rely 4 Leon's tin trels, i The ned a api aims pons ‘and Dance and wunrivalled sthiopial 4G and Gib: RT, ALL THE POPULAK ARTL-T8 APPEAR. Note the list! See the names! We Bore. positively the best company, in Asaarica, and we give che best enter. jainmese very! sare 80) 80!"—Sol Smith Russell John Hart Willan Fredricks, ‘James Santord, Charies Wilson, John W.ilams, 3. 3. Purdy. William Courtright, John Gilbert, W. B. Cahi!l, James Vincent, G. W. Ree BS De (Spoding, 3, Holdsworth, Gus Williat iss Jennie ngel. Miss Alice Harrison, Miss Addie Farwell, Miss Rade ‘O'Neil, Miss Marie Connelly, pies Pearl ihornton, Litde Pauline, William Grey, &c. The performance concluding with ‘The eeparkling Comic Dmma, written expres i for a era Walliams, entitied A DUICHMAN'S BLUNDERS. ae Gos Gus p Willian \arrison Ss Addic Furweil WHBNUSUAY dnd SATURDAY at? o'clock. Admission, 50 cents; reserved seats. $1; family circle, cents. seats secured six days in advance. Booms Ta EATRI Le bureau et journe Ging cents artistes oUt sto engages pour ce sierand spec: NQ. Pour la yente Ses bitters serait guyert Lundi a 10 hew M. ‘La’ ‘premiere Feprésentation le 8 Fevrier. Be THEATRE. HENRY V- JARRETT & PALMER beg to announce that, after a protracted course of careful preparation and finally devotipe the whole of last week, each day, morning and nigaty to, its rehearsals, under the personal dir, tion of Mr. CHARLES CALVERT, the eminent fng.ish Eiholar and actor, Manager of ie Prince's ‘Theatre, Manchester. Tub GRAND SHAKRSPEARIAN PAGEANT, ts now in readiness for public representations, and will be given fog the first tine in New York in tity years st 1H1S (MONDAY) BVENIN ees with a fhdetity vo Its several 1 reauirem Cast, BCENESY, MUSIC AND "UUNERAL PARA. SERNA LIA, that will command for it, not only popular commenda- tion, but te Dee +e of the most exacting of the students of the great Dramatic Master. Je the,several Processious and Tableaux there will be AUXILIARY FORCE BL ey FOUR HUNDRED OOE ES are historical pictures from the penetis of the most dis- tingmsted British artists, and all the costumes and steel arnior were wrought abroad, atter designs in the archa- Ological division of the British Museum. THE ASSIGNMENT OF PARTS. isto the follow: ‘ox extraordinary company of FORTY- FOUR exceilent artist RUMOR, as CHORU Mrs. CHARLES CALVERT oft the Prince's Theatre. Manchester, her first appear- avoe in america, KING HENRY V GEORGE RIGNOLD of the principal London’ ‘fektres his first appearance im Am erica. DUKE of oo net) Mr. L. PUTNAM DURE of ‘OR ‘to the Kin; -Mr. G. KANOUS DUKE or Bx TER, Uncle to the £ iy - at a ER DUKE of YORK, Cousin td the Ring v EARL ¢ 3 WESTMORELAND,” “ie GRORGE MODE ARL 0} . FREDERICK MUNROE, 2, Brothers RL of WARWICK 3 EDWIN ERG UBISHOP OF Rimi ay THBMAS EDWIs Mr. JAMES BARTLETT BISHOP of ELY.. Mr. LEWIS H@LL RL of CAMBRID: ons| oe if epee the King, W. M TALMAGE LORD SCROOP, Conspirator against the kin, DK, RLES WHITMAN SIR THOMAS GRAY, Conspirator againet the King, r. HENRY HOGAN SIR ee AS ERVINGHAM, omeer xf f Ring Hen 8 Vis Arm: GOWEd, Oticer of King Henry's “agi pipers MACMORRIS, Officer of King Henry's Army, . LON FLUELLEN, Officer of King} Henrysaiay ee Mr. FREDERICK THORNE of the Royal Alexandra Theatre, Liverpool, his first rance in America, ir J. W. BRUTONE WALSiL LIAOTE WAKD: L B Mr. EDWIN TKViNG Mr. C. LE CLERCQ rg C. ae Fa LI. TLE WILLA Steorys army. (Mi Mr. Fi feeb. i Formerly serv: aml) BARDOLEE Fa et ag if PISTOL... Henry'sarmy. J ; rvant to the abov i ql euakius Vi. itr W. Oi treNTE R RO ing of France. dr. ¢ tae OK Wi LL WIS, the Dauphin... NiT SCARE especially engaged t 4 part in order to trengthen the cast DUKE OF BURGUNDY L, 8. STAFFORD DUKE OF ORLE. bu JKE OF BO SOLDIER Mr. RB. ety DPRE, HU YS RNON O# HARELEUR. Mr, i ait, [ALESSINGTUN JOY, a French Herald. COLLIER tsHop OF BOURGE K ymnawe and Va her flest appearance her DAM= QUICKLY (stot 8 wife), a hostess Miss MA ISABEL, Queen ot France. Miss LOUIS Hl ALICE, a lady attendant upon Princess Katharine. Miss FANNY REEVES Civil and Ecctesiastical “Dignitaries, Knights, Nobles, Soldiers, &c. Si <ED, BOX OFEICE 1s nsously «daily. from A. M. til 10 P. evening, amt respectfully asked thal holders of tickets will seats at the time designated, as the important action of the play begins at the rising of the curtain. A A.28,. ni ea oem Bet SQUARE snp RAED aaten groin Br tet A® OFFER WORTH ACOKPTL gree peps @hickering’s and. other cent and square Vianos for sale ang to rent: eee Be nediG—OVERSTUN for cash; cheapes! near Broadway. _ CLOSING OUT SALE. ARGE STOCK ELE- gant ana ‘Nae dnlahor Plann with all latest vement: ‘der the administratrix of G. Barmore's 368 Bleecker street. A imp \ TTENTION, CASH BUYERS FIRST 2LASS NEW Pianofortes, tully warranted, $200; utiiul rose mood Tae Se $100; Pianos to rent $5; mentee Anstal- GO! osMlrH's, 26 Bleecker street, near Bowery. A BARGAIN—7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, eagakved legs, patent auraffe, aimost new. fullv war: 1, $210: instalments takeu; rent, $6; one for $75. Onabe corner Sixth avenue and weaty-third street. AS GOOD PI\NO PERFECT ORD it, $25: WEBE) no: Prince Organs, rent $3 and upward; rose- wooa ‘ie odeon. oON rent, se GORDON & 504, 13 East Fourteenth street. ya ans. ¥ hte) SELL, FOR $100 A CHICKERING rose ws Piano; modern improvewen's, iron frame, ment a pot order, with guarantee; also Box tor ship- Third stjee., near Bowery, PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF bibs | brilliant tongd 735 octave fine bosom ond Stein wi Planolorte, all improvements, cost $90, for Cover, box tor shipping. Call at private residence st Twenty-chird sireet, near Sixth avenue. SALES AT AUCTION. rag Fane co, raranaae BY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE VALENTINE MOTT, M. D. ROBERT SOMERVILLE WILL OFFER FOR SALE. AT HIS GALLERY NO, 82 FIFTH AVENUE, THE OKLEBRATED PAINTING UF THE “MAGDA- LEN," BY GUIDO RENE, TOGETHER WITH A LARGE COLLECTION OF AN- CIENT AND MODERN PAINTINGS; ALSO SEVERAL PICTURES BY OREGON WILSON. DECEASED. THB SALE WILL TAKE PLAGE ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, FEBRUARY 9 AND 10, AT 8 O'CLOCK. Sig FREE EXHIBITION NOW OPEN DAY AND EVEN- INQ, Ae it id. Bie Collecti exander 's Collec! comprising over filty his fe at Us pees other more than rg of Pamungs by ulm aia aoe ity aad LO: RA WiNGS, by Vibert Leister Jom Simoni, Guillemin, Beau- mont Dalkeron Se Comte Caitx, BF jar ys Ide, Harpigne,, Medy, otham, Dibdain, Wy! I Bouvier. Briss iH oy i We T. wii rd "eH De cher, Matt, Mor te, e whole now on eanibitios ‘at the rt toon. 7 Be ‘oad w: je day id evening To be » in, Wednesday, Thurs- | day ana Frid: N ELFGANT DECKER & BOS. PIANOFORTE for sale ata sacrifice; a brilliant toned 73¢ octa' Tichly carved rosewood case, tull agratie overstrung Piano, having improvements, prinied guarantee, bil of sale, ‘coat $975. he 3 stool, bi hag ‘box tor shipping; cood as ne sei only 9 alonihs by private family; als it Cem pe gh Planotorte, $175. Call ce, MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND CORNER 7 octave Krand square rosewood Pianolorte, brillant nearly new. cust $1204 for $275: nivol, Cover, tone, tor shippinj arlor, Chamber, Library Furnitu: a sacri! eee ‘wesidence 103 West 23th street, near Sixth avenue, ASON & HAMLIN CABINST ORGAN> UNAP proached in apacity and plegs ance. Winners of three highest medals and Diploma of, sonor at Vieuaa, 1873, Paris, 1807, and at Industrial Rating in Amei ica ‘always New ay es, With most impor ‘ant improve mentever made. Piauo-harp Cabinet -rgans ($20), new and exquisite combination of these instrument: new combination and solo stops Etagere Organs ($17! very rich, New terms of easy payments Keat paid three years buys an organ. Catalogues tree, Ware- rooms, 26 Union square, NEW24 OCTAVE, PIANOS, WITH ALL MODERN improvements, for sale or’ rent on easy monthly beer ino, $100, F. CONNOR, en eet, corner third avenue. hnatureratan obasod.hiend Pincoe of carious (rege in complete order, tor sale at low prices, by CHICK ts ING & SON Il cast Fourteenth ‘street, between Firth avenue. Watery NEW CALE PIANOS. CONCERTO AND other Organs, will be sold this week at reduced rices tor ¢ sh instalments received on Planos, $10 to to $10; seco ts $3 to $5 monthly alter first deposit. WATERS ESON 41 Broadway. monthly Organs, $5 A “BASSO PROFUNDO,” WITH THE ABILITY TO read and sing the most dificult mu-i¢ at sight, with a first class repu ation as @ soloist, desires an engage- ment in a Provestant or Catholic church, Address FITZ, care Hecht #rothers, 489 Broad way. MERICAN MUSICAL, AGENCY, 144 FIFTH AVE: uue.—An organist wanted: also a piano tuner. Churches requiring singers or organsts for permanent enin or as substitutes will be turnished with competent partie at short notice, without extra charge. MUSIC<A YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS ON IM the piano at her own or pupil's residence; terms reasonable ; best reterences. Apply at 48 wenwick street, corner aa . Z bir 'Y GIRL MILKING HER COW.” ‘Shaughraun, ’ words by Dion Boul sung inthe “coleen Bawn” by Mis n; price 30 cents. Published at DALY'S No. (79 Eighth avenu ELL ESTABLISHED HOTEL FOR ver 69 rooms, doing a good business: price $ ior wae half caste required. Apply to T 3 FFNEY, Auctioneer, 18 North William street. —FOR SA BEST IN THE MARKET, BROAD- * way Wine and Liquor Stores, Billiard Saioons, id Feed Business, 3 STORE ) AGENCY. L4 421 Na Nassau strec street, A DOWNTOWN SAMPLE ROOM, NEAR NEW Post office, for sale—A great bargain: also, svlen- did Restaurants, Oyster Saloons, Country Hotels, cor- ner Liquor Stores. MiICHELL's STORE AGENCY, 77 Cedar street. DOWN-TOWN CARTING BUSINESS FOR SALE cheap—Also, Storage Warehouse Business, Gro- cery stores, Tea Stores, Meat Markets, on sixth and Eighth avenues. MITCHELL'S STORE AGENCY, 77 Cedar'strece, A down-town pati vole Rooms, Hay and MALO: FOR SALE, RAKERIES, BEST IN 1 HIS, C1TY. nd Brooklyn; Contecti Cc and cee Saloons, Launch, Bak fi ‘ies 1 Gan Stores, Broadway Gentlemen’s urnish: joods Stores, . SUIGHELIOS STOKE AGENOY, 77 Cedar street. THE BEST LIQUOR STORE AND RESTAURANT in the city, No. 5) Wesistrect; will be sold cheap. at 105 Bowery. Oe STOR! ON THIRD AY BELOW Twenty-third street, for tess than one-half of its Call at No. 104 First mteasied shoe store. JEWELER’ SAFE, By ALMOST NES: how Cases, at A. LEVIS, 56 W Teal value. OR SAL fine Re; 5 Fourteenth Street, . OR SALE—OYSTER AND COFFE SALOON, OR Partner taken. Call at 271 Washington street R SALE—A GOOD LIQUOR STORE SITUATED in the Fourth ward; would take a good man as partner. Apply to WM. ABBO!, 5) New Bowery. Foe, SALE—A FIRST CLASS CIGAR AND T@BACCO Store: must be sold on acco unt of owner's other bu- Address CIGAR» AND TOBACCO, siness, tation NROCERY STORE—VERY CHEAP, THIRD AVE- nue, corner Eighty-itth sireet, doing a lage cash ocked with grocer! jrent AWN BRO! EsTABL! With or without Stock. up stairs. HMENT FOR SALE— Inquire at 172 Canal street, SAt —A STOCK OF SE OND HAND SAFES, VA- rious makes, in good order. and fitied with combina tion locks, selling low for cash; bargains. AMERICAN BAPE COMPANY, $00 Broadway. — MAC HINERY. | HORSE BAXTER ENGINE— FOR ‘SALE Cheap tor cash. 67 Murray street, up stairs. COgEERS, FOR ROASTED COFFEE, PULLIES, J Shatting, Blowers, &c., for sale sheitp, if applied for soon, at 468 Water street, New York. OR SALE—VERY Low, If APPLIED FOR AT once, several Hoe Rotary Presses, good as new, Heralds for newspaper work. Address the New Yoré eraid, six Boots THEATRE. SHAKESPEARE Der Verkauf von Platzen in dem grossen Shakespear’ sehen Drama HEINRICH V, Die Casse ist taglich offen von Die erste Vorstellung Funfbun- is jetzt in vollem Gange. » Cor Morgens pis Ll) Uhr Abends. findet statt am Montag Abend den 8% Februar. dert Personen sind im Schauspiel beschamtigt, THE LECTURE SEASON. “LECTURE EVERY EVENING, AT § O'CLOCK, on Nervous Debiiity and Special Diseases, at De KA N’> Museum. Remember the address, 684° Broad- way, near Fourth street. The |argest and most magnitl- centmuseum in the world, Admission dX. A ~BECTURE EVERY NIGHT, AY 8 O'CLOCK, ON A\. “Manhood and the Cause of its Premature De- Cline,” at the New York Museum of Anatomy, way, between Houston and Bleecker streets. _ DANCING ACADEMIES, J. SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES.—CLASSES at Masonic Hall, 116 Kast Thirteenth strect; Bre- Hall, 154 East Fifty-tourth street, PRIVATE LES. atany hour, CIRCULARS at private academy, st Kleventh street. DODWORTI'S PRIVATE CLASSES POR DANG ing, No. 212 Fith avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth open for the season. tagies and children. ewlar. Morning and alternoon classes for Evening classes tor gentlemen, ARTHUR A —WILSO? DANCING ACADEMY, A. 30 West Fourteenth | Bae: -Classes now open for beqinn | send for circular. > ACADEMY, PLIMPTON 1 Ninth street. — 6th street te lessons in ay. Braw ue, every Wednesday. laity. and Third a glide waltz RUOR ES DANCING AC ADEMY, 61 BROOME ST.— INSTRUCT NuW CLASS FOR TUESDAY, ALLET MASTER DUMAR'S DA CING ac ADEMY, Zt West Fourth street. Classes open, “Ali dances iaught perfectly in ape quarter Six fashionable dances taught Be feetly in six private lessons. | _Box office open trom 8:90 till ¢ o'clock. METRorouitan MUSEUM OF ART, NO Fourteenth street, Sew York.—{he Museu daily (sundays excepted) trom 0A. M. to 5 } in Mondays and saturdays trom 7 to 10 P, M. leries of F Admission 26c, Monda ys free. 123 WEST Cesroia ures, Statuary and other Art lection, G Objects. ITTLE PAULINE, THE LONDON SE and ber Lily dtian pony, Louise Victor: First time in America OLYMPIC THEATRE, THIS EVENING, AE. FIRST iE BETWEEN DALY. AND nier, of 1.00 points, will take pince at Garn Parior, 12% Broadway, this evening, at 9 o'clock. HE AFRICAN DWARF M INCHES HIGH, iT who sings, dances, plays the violin and answers many questions Untelligibiy fn English and Uwhy: yn THIS EVENING, PPUE ONLY LANCASHIRE CLOG DANCER BitloA, JOUN WiLLLAM . ob THe ouxiueie THbAT EE WA bHOgp way, | )e GARMO'S DANCING CLASSES, | FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER FOURTE! ENTH STREET. NOR'S “AC. ADEMY OF DANOTIS ric Hall, 724 Sixth avenue, Reservoir ceptions Dansanve every Friday ev DENTISTRY. ry ts, Whalebone Fi Litters, Lap Depr roll Ox mechanical ast cars | vances made on Diamonity, Waich pin ¢ or SIXth ave f Broad. | Li i Shawis. Same bought at tall vaive. y car 1b Clirly fourth stpect : ” “ 0h L Se Ww BRO 6 sit 1 West Thirty-fourth street ar = = BROADWAY, BRLTWEEN D" WHite 1, 18% SIXTH AVENUR ~seTs | 1.145 and twenty th streets —M c teeth filed ‘witn a bone, 50 placid, $1; all work w 4 Nos. & rt ness: ‘conflaentia J OBERTS & KING, SINEERS AND CONTRAC- tors, 19 Liberty street.—Steam Engines, Loilers and Pumps aaapted for any possivle duty, at half usual drices, with guaranty. Machinery hii In ‘this City and Brooklyn. ANTED—A MODERN BUILT FURNISHED HOUSE for a small private tamily, in a good location np town, with dining room on first floor. Address 4. H., box 1,165 Post office. ANTED—I18 French Fi with servant Keeping : it Fla OF MA AN UNFURNISHED or Part of (Hy by a family of three, must have all conveniences for house: halls to be heated; good location; rent not to exceed 0 per month; reference given. Ad- dress, with fuil particulars, 69 Wall street. In the Country. TANTED—FROM APRIL OR MAY 1. A SMALL Honse of 8 of 10 rooms, wiih modern improve ments. within ten minutes’ walk of depot on the Morr! and Kisex road; Orange preterred. Address, with terms and full particulars, J. U. THURSTON, 786 Broadway. _ WAN OFFICES, * AT fo NASSAU STREET—AT THE LOWEST RAT! {\ Loans made on Lite Poitetes, Merchandise, Dit monds, Watches, Jeweiry, Pianos, & NEWMAN LEOPOLD, 80 Nassan street. between Fulton and John, A’ HALF THE USUAL CHARGHES—MONEY AD- d need on Diamonds, Watches, Jew and other securities. No. 79 Nassau street, Det wer ad W. MACDUFF & DIAMOND TRUST COMPANY, 817 BROADWAY, corner ney ‘advanced on Dia> Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, ilks, Camel's and Laces; same bought and sold: ladies’ ISAAU BAnR, CORNER FOURTH STREET.— al advances ou Diamonds, Watches, and Silks, Camels" Hair Shawls, Laces and P Forgonal Property of every deseription. As. BP. MATTHE T JOSEPH. SOLOMON & 1 pFOLTON en pismonss, 7 697 BROADWAY, street, near Nassau. —Moner advai Watches, ‘Silver Place, Silks, Cam air bawls, Ant tagues ahd Articles of Virru; established 1530, private office for iadies. Se habla Espanol AT N WBURGER ac ae AT whine Jewelry store, near ‘Thi Advances made 8 feemonse, "watehe same bow WATCHES, rate N ONEY DIAMONDS, JME sewelry and, st GEO. OA C ADVANC nds, Watehes, Jewelry, Lite In- ktinds of Merehandise YMAN LEOPOLD, g NASSAU 39 mote on, Dian surance Policies and 403 SIxta AVENUE, ‘ and Twenty-ffth Lit Jewelry, stiks, ga Important sale of American and foreign Oil Paintings, inciuding the tatest works of some of the most eminent artists; are now on exhibition © Liverty street. And will be sold at auction THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, February 1) and 12, atl2 o'clock each EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioneer. pray ectl f high valuable collection of high class Oi Pali ct ‘will be sold at auction, a: the new salesroom of Josias Ta: ‘OA » a rank row, op new Post office, ORMOND AY and TU Ssiay, commencing at 11 o'clock each day. Among this collection will be found choice works by eminent foreign and iamerion an artists. B. HOMAS, Auctioneer, A. Monday pianany ‘and followi r 7 . londay, Februa! lowin; Sore ings, at o'clock, saie of a lance? collection, ot Books tne mae ous departments of literature. many rare land watoncies also a Private Librasy, cofnprising an unusually chotc | and select collection of works on Political Economy, Mathematical Science, Banking. Commerce, &e. Cal logues ready. Books on exhibition Saturaay morning. + ‘The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneer. STOR H@USE. ASTOR HOUSE. ASTOR HOUSE.— EDWARD SCHENCK, auctioneer. the entire Furniture and Gas rixtures of this well known Hotel, con penae over 400 rooms; also all the ‘able and Bed Li the entire Furniture of the Gate and Restaura a and everything gppertaining to a first class hotel: by’ EUWARD SCHENCK, commenc- ing on Monday, February 8, Tat 1D o'clock "A Me and nuing (until 2o'cloc« P. M.)each day until the en- tire effects are sold, Purchasers must remove their woods after ench day's sale. i. B.—The sale will commence on the first floor. + Furniiure, Merchandise nd Fine Arts salesroom, ‘37 Nassau street, Real Estate ic Departinent, 21 Yark row, New York. 3 ONDAY, ‘at 1035 o'c.00&. SHOWCASES, CIGAK Cask THREE Se aeta FIGURES POR CIGAR COUNTERS, TABLE, SIGNs, SCALES ND OU Al HTS; FINE BOLD’ CARVED BLACK WALNUT PARLOR SUITS, B»droom Sets and dining room Furniture; velvet, Brus- sels and ingrain Carpets, Mattings and 'Oilciotls, Re- irigerators, Crockery, Glassware, Chinaware, &c. [ues al AUCTION. AUCTION, $25,000 worth, and over 500 lots. aan Ragnincen Household Furniture, Carpe Pi Feedhhee jonday) morning, February 8, lig of ty eighth, a ireet, ve. the large residence 103 West Twenty. tween sixth and seventh avenues. bee Partors—Veivet, gnu Pier Desutit nits, Rosewood Pianofortes, Mirrors, Curtain Bronze, Paintings, Etageres, | abies, rosewood and wa! nut Chamber suits, Bedding, Mattresses, Library, Di! ing Rocm, servan. Furniture, &c. sale positive. Goods packed a and delivered for purchasers, “4 UCTION “SALE.—TH (MONDAY) MORNING, t 10 o'clock, street, near 7th aven: HANDSOME, Tous e HOLD. PUNT * SUPERB AIN SINGS. FINE BI Steinway & Seu's Tks octave Fiano! ne clegant carved Parior “wits, in satin and brocatel; Parlor tables, E: geres, Mirrors,Curtains, bronze Clocks, Library and Fetaire Bookcases, LAbrary Tables, Writing Desks, Turk: ish suit rere walnut Bedsteads Dressing Cases, us, Washstands, 3: hair and spring Mat- tresses. Pillows, Centre Tables, Rockers, Extension Ta- | bie, Buffet, Dining Chairs, Stiverware.” Crockery. rep, plas pnd haircloth Suits; ae) Furniture, 19 Carpets, Bow Nii “Sale poutive. “Take 7th or Sih avenge care ompetent me ‘and sh city or country. ROBLET O CASHIN: Auctioneer (AUCTION SALE.— MAGNIFICENT Household Furnitare, property of Edward Gay. Fea. to be Hold THIS (MONDAY) MORNING, commencing at 1) o'clock, at the elegant five story brown'stone residence 12) West 234 st, near 6th av. Magnificent rosewood Etagered. Ince Curtains, Mir- rors, 73g octave rich rosewood Planoforte. made by'stein way & Son; latest oe i er Parlor suits, covered in tin, brocatel, &¢. ; inl pte bles, Cabinets, Jar- Git Pall xg &c. ber =uits in Bedsteads. spring a 7) hair rt, Booke ase, 800 volumes; Books. ail retary, Library, Table, Turkish Suit and | Ghalrs, dining room Bultes Extension Table, solid wal: nut; Chairs. China Dinner and Tea Sets, Lounges, hail Stand, &c. ; also basement and servants’ Furniture. H. E. MCDONNELL & C©O., Auctioneers. .UCTION NUTICK,—GOOD SECOND HAND AND misfit English Brussels, three-ply and ingrain Car- bets Cileloths, &c.. very choap, from auction, tor sale at the old place, 112 Fulton street, Side entrance. A vetion SALE—TUFSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, AT 103 o'clock, at 39 Kast Thirteenth street, Househol Furniture, Carpeis, Parior ~mits, Bedroom Sets, Book- cases, Linen sheets, Lace Curtains, Lambrequins, &c. J.'COOK, Aucuoneer. OWE & HILLIER, AUCTIONZERS. <MARSUAL'S Sale corn University place and Eignth street, on Monday, february 8, at Ll o'clock. One Horse, Har- ness, Wagon and Business delgn. MARVIN R, CLARK. Marshal, OWE & HILLIER, AUCIIONEERS.—MA‘SHAL’S fo Gorter ol Eighth evroet, and University place, Monday, February 8, at ll o'clock. ‘The conteats of & wholesale Phowgraph kstablish:nent, consisting ot Lenses, Camera, Multiplying, Swing and stereoscopic Boxes, tinted aid pla Card Mowsis aud Mats, black walnut Frames, Cases, Porcelain Bath, Kvaporating Dishes, Show Cases, Desks, Head Kests, Counters, 510 peales, Magic Lanterns, Kaseas, Fictures, Chemicals, Envelopes, Vaper, Gins aphu ke. one 7 octave rose wom c eres, Bronzes, a OWE & HILLIER, aU TIONEERS. —MARSHAL'S sale, corver of bighth street and Universty Slave, on Monday, repruary 4, at 11 o'clock, 9 cases Leat to: bacco, lot of Cigar Moulds. lot of iramé Letter Press, OUIs LBUBUSCUEK, Marshal, & HILLIER, AUCTIONEERS, CORNER oF th street ani University place. Taesday, Vecruary Srnt M o'ciockvat’ No. B19 broad the Leake, stock atid Fixtures 1 Koom and’ izar Store—Black walnut Counters, plated Showcases, F late Mirrors, stock of’ Wines, Liquors and Cigars; has three years to run. BY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONERR,—SALES. room 47 and 49 Liberty’ street, opposite the Post wok AY, PL. ‘pal at. 10% SOOM, F tHE RECEIVE! OF ra BCLBULIG RDER 0. Lite Insurance Com OFFICE DESKS, SyINt WAL SUT AND GLASS PAR- LU) Calendar Vlock, Gas Fixtures, Wardrobes, Closets, Book- cases, Kacks, Books, UMlce Fixtures, & owe jea=e o'clock, at sale: M. STACKPOLE, AUCTIONBER,—ORBAT SALE of Liquors, in and out of bond, to the trade.—Hotel | keepers, dragitsis ana grocers, attention... M. STACK- ‘1.8 & OO, will sil at their salegroom. 4 Vesey street, near Astor House, on Tuesday February 9, ai ll A. M., sharp, a larze wholesale stock of imported Liquor ii gad out of bond; Win and Champagnes, of various brands; al ‘ge amount of domestic Liquors, 1um- ported jwavans 4 Cigars and domestic Cigars, OYT & BRADLEY, on Monday, February & at 18 ahd 120 Church treet, at lV u'ciock A. M., a large stock Of Boots, Shovs i Brogans, bY package, TIONEER, | Will sli on’ Momtay, February & at 11 o'clock, « will sell on Monday, Februar} at o’cloe! | St 267” West Twenty-nich ‘streets mene bighth yavenue, §0 fine ‘est cinss caumet, and other faintly & Wilson's, Grover & 1 . Singer's, Howe's, Weed’s, Wilson’ Sewing. Muchines of a lurge shirt Mandiactory; Tailring Machines, Tyols, show. cases, Desks, Horse. Harness, Truck, &¢. | ARSHAL'S SALE.—BY VIRTUB OF SOME EXECU. | ton, { wil! sell, at public auction, February 8, at 10 O'clock AL My at46 Vesey consisting of Machinery, Wheeier Liliptic, street, a Paper Box Factory, - 3, Horse batt Wagon. BIMBAUM, City Marshal. RICHARD FiRLD, OENE- No, Bowery, will sell, Diots Men'y and Woiren’s cloth: % Shawls, Kemnants, Underctotir ie Houston st of men’s ciothing will begin at Io "clock, sharp. he sale Flour, ‘to. it Wy o'clock, at sist Broadway, stock Of Orocericav ‘Teas, Co! packages o! fine green and black eas Co ices. Starch, Flour, Loxes Ot family Soaps, blu: canned Fruits, sardines,’ salt, | ¢ . Palis, Cans, I jarshal AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON 16% the entre Furniture and loon at 14 Chatham street — French plate Mirrors, one TONKER-WILL SE Lt, ocek, at 454 Canal stregt, a large onsisiMe pt Parlor 8 its, Boukcascs Wardrobes, » Chitra Pier, Mantel and pint rors, Mattres Pil ws, Hedin » SLOWER, « D | fine Brussels and inurain Carpets, Olleioths, | WIwAM AnHOTT, AUCTIONEER BY VIRTUE | 1 Wo wenatte: mortgage, ¢ will veil, this day, at 2 ov Ock, at tie store 6 Sew Bowery, cary 41 waltiut Bed- steads & Number of Onrp ts amd cloth. J. UIA, ANG ‘iso a large quenit y of s ar, COMM ES, Ma. By yrdor ul 1HOMAS PaRiGiie Marshal. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL, | ing. | Bods, \, Hedalng, Quil's, Hamels Boots, Shoes, Ac. lsd Coats, Pants, ad Vests. By order Jus Me Kast | FURNITURE. —WEEKLY ‘AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FO! pornars, pets, ts and Rogding, at BM. OO ERTHW A. Teor 1a one 17 Caatham street. Aa immense stock and low prices. Byte ROOMS, 39 ere Pa Furniture, Carpets. Curtains, Parlor Suits; Libs Extension and marble top Tabi mookpane, What Nots, btagere, Linen sheets, &c., a| ipatyate ‘saler at auc- tion | prices. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPET, ture and Bedding at lowest cash prices, RELU tween Thirtieth and extensive wareroom: taken weekly or monthly. Phirty- FURNITURE OF PRIVATE PAMILY FUR SALE, 40 cents on the dollar, comprising Pianotorte, Par- ior Suit, covered in satin, coteline, brocatel aud ‘reps. Bronzes, Paintings, Garpeps, Mirror, Epokesee Cham- ber suit oe West we iystnied at 4c, Call at priv are ag WANT OF CASH COMPELS to sell Household Furniture, consisting, Parior Suite ins satin. cotuline and reps; 2 elegant Piano- fortes (Steinway and Decker 4 Brothers), aneaty ane dining Furniture, ‘urkis drool Dressing Cases separate; Bedstoads, har, and. ‘spring attr plusn and’ hatrcloth * suits, Branson Carpets, 2c. N. B.—A positive sonable offer refused. Call private re: 2ist street. A 4 PRIVATE, FAMILY, IN PRESSING CIRCUM- stances, wil sell their magnificent Grand Duchess style satin or le ‘lor Suit, coat $67", for $176; Maria Antoinette siyie, $8'; Pianotorte, rosewood and wainut Balroom suits, with Dressing Cases, 300 het 4 eentnas. bie tel aud rep. sittin 4d TAghih avenue, bee ‘at streets. Paymenwe residence suits, $5), $°5, and Dining Furniture, saerifice. 1s West 26th 6tn av, Boles | Scan Furniture, . Beds, Ke:'ding, , & Payments taken the week or month. Ins us} KELLY & 0O., corner of { Twenty filth street aa sixth avenue, (OARrets, FUBSITURE. Great Bargains, Great Clearing: out sale tor the ment thirty days pb Ce peli pets, Furniture, &c.. to make room OF On ring D. KS LLY wuccessor to H. corner Thirty-Atth aud Thircraisin sureets. N, B.—All goods anipped irce of charge. NoOD SECOND HAND AND MISFit CARPETS AND Oticloths @ specialty ; Engtish Brussels, Three: nd Lngrain very clieap, at the old’ piace, "112" Fulton side entrance ore ‘DEFY Ti ai WORLD : ‘at our stock er prices in FURNIAU SE, CRATES" &o, JOHNSON, Jr.'s berty street (adjoining the 7 Nassau street Auction Kooms). pea eB aN eg THE ADAMS EXPRESS ROBBERY, HOW THE CRIME WAS COMMITTED AND THB PERPETRATORS DISCOVERED. Superintendent Walling and the detectives were engaged yesterday in bunting up the details of the recent robbery committed on the Adams Express Company. ‘Three men, Daniel Hovey, a driver; John Sweeney, a cherk, and James Drew, said to be implicated in the theft, are now tn confinement at the Central Office, and the pdtice are endeavoring to obtain from them information that wiil lead te ‘he recovery of ail the property taken. The rob- Dery 18 said to have been commitied on Sunday, the 24th ult., and the amount taken in the neigh- borhood of $200,000, On tnat day Hovey and Sweeney went to Jersey City to tuke charge of some saies containing bonds and money packages that had arrived there from tie counury. METHOD OF THE ROBBERY. The express agent who had accompanied tne safes on the train handed them over to these men. ‘There were in all nineteen boxes, and they were supposed to contain packages of money and other vaiuables sent [rom the various agencies through- out the Southern States to the central office in this city. One ol these boxes was placed in charge Of the agent at Ricomond, Va., and hein turn trausierred it with the otuers to Hovey and Sweeney, and the supposition is that it was given by them to the man Drew, on the way from Jersey City to New York, as it was not delivered at its proper destination with tue other safes, Hovey signed the agent’s. receipt buok, at Jersey City, for nineteen saies, and obtained a receipt im his own book at the office in New York for the same number, altvough wu was = after- ward discovered tiat he nad only de- lavered eighteen, ‘He managed to receive the receipt from Mr. Sullivan, Wo Wag in charge of the receiving depariment at the central office, counyng one Of tie DoxXes twice over. in the burvy of business Mr. Sullivan did Dot detect tue deception, und was envied to turow the immediate responsibility trom bumsell, On-the lolluwiug Monday worning, When it was discovered that the saie irom Kicamond was not im the receiving vault, @ search wus instantly in- stituted, but no trace of THR MISSING BOX could be found. Hovey sioutly maintained he had deiivered it at tue office, and presented als re- ceipt book tb proof 01 bis Corvectuess, The agent al Jersey City Was satisiied be nud passed it over with the others, apd so the matter resied, the case causing the greatest consiernation und mys Lery among ail those employed at the oitice, Next day Mr. Hoey, the manager, cailed iu the ser ices of @ private wetective ageucy, but they being unable to cope witu the dificuities Ol the case It was hauded over to the regular police. ‘ihe private detectives bad quesuoued Hovey, Sweeney and Sullivan, but could get noth ing satisiactory irom them. Hovey presented nit check-book as belore, aud beid tuat ve could not be lovked On a8 responsibie iu View o/ that, If hao been ascertained, Lowever, (Hat he wus living in an eXtravagact manner up Lown, and that drew some suspiciou vn him, The police pegun wuere the private detectives left off. they arrestec Hovey and Sweeuey, trusting through this t¢ friguten somebody who would reveal sometuing. Fortunate, their carcu.ations were not allogetoes out of the Way; ior the next uay A LARGE PARCEL OF BONDS was handed them by & poor woman, whose chud | found them in the street. These bonds haa uu- douvtedly been given by one vi tie men to a Woe Tuan, and sue, tearing the possession of tiew woud arag ber into be trouhe, disposed of Liem in that way. The police immediaiely turned ®agucious, and prevended they had uneurtued | them after a great deal Of intrigue and lavor. Ounce unuer lock sud key, it Was easy to bring to ligut numbers of tings to Hovey’s disadvantage. He was kuown to be a gamoier, and had, 1s was Was said, given $1,000 in money tow ceriatn wo | Man Ou the night of the rovvery. It was suown against him, too, that, immediately aiter being called for examination by the private detectives, ué resigned his position im the express company | He Was indignant at veiug suspected, aud wi thal | the police wisely pretend is positive assurance | that they have the right persons. The most pro 1ound,secresy 18 Maintained, and nothing but tht incessant comings aud goiugs of the Superinteud ent betrays the Importance Oi the matter ou Land At first the prisoners were piaced in dilfereut sta | tton houses so that no one should suspect then | arrest, Their houses were tuen searcued, bai nothing very astonishing was discovered. ‘Inen i: was considered advisable to trausier them to tht Central Uuice, so that the Superintendent could COMMUNICATE FREELY with them, ana on Friday night they were taker there in charge of three oj the detectives, At though the poitce had arrested the men who they were satisfied were the purloiners of the saie, the) Could not show any evidence that pointed direcily to them, nor have they yet discovered any. They have been working tremendously, as tuey would Make it appear, op the case, but so far no evr dence has come to light. Six oi the best detec tives attached to Superintendent Wailling’s com mand were entrusted with the working up of tue | Getails, but they were apparently not suMllcient tt the Superintendent's opinion, so he went to work himselil, seeming to have no confidence in any ability outside his own. It was rumored yesterday that a second package of bonds had been discovered on Saturday nigit and that the woman whom Hovey appears to have | been living With Wa arrested, but the acuons 0) the poilce give no color to the story, On Saturday | the sister and motuer of one of the prisoners cailed on Superintendent Waliing and asked to ue allowed to see the prisouers, but they were re- | fusea fe patenicee, ‘They then went and consulted A. Uakey Hall, thetr counsel, and he seut | them back with a demand that the prisoners | should be at once taken bejore @ mayisirate and | arraigned, a8 the law required, Superintendent | Walling would not listen to that, for be cousidered | that he had compiled With the law, and leit secare | on that point. | MANY EXAGGERATED STORIES have been put into circulation about the amount contained in the lost sale, but it 1s almost certain tt heid no more than $200,000; much Of this was tn 5 Curities that caphot now be put upon wwe market, aud of course are of No valde to the thieves. The theories of the police that the safe was taken trom the wagon between Jersey City and New York, delivered at some point between those two paces by Hovey, are undoub:ed!y tne correct ones, but the bungling ‘ot the police has made & successiul work- ing Up of the case now Oat o/ the question. Hovey and Sweeney coufd never have disposed of te safe ahd it¥ contents without accomplices, and | thesé were the men the police should have ou- deavored to discover. That they were BXPERIBNCED CRIMINALS there can fen no doubt, and that the largest share of the proceeds Of the robery shouid be found win them Was more than evident. Hovey, Sweeney and Drew i{ allowed to run tinder surveulauce would have been sure to reveal the others, and the police would tiren have succeeded in entrapping the entire gan F. They would likewise bave se- cured some evidence and would have been ep re Utled 10 commendation from the Public. A lever of arrest is one of Superintendent Waliing's great- est faults as a policeman, and another o1ng We vo cases of tote Kind a8 @ detective instead of re- taining bis p on at the head of the department. It King, Lyo ites Eider, Macdougal and Silleck are not competent to do the lithe tiat has been done in the present instance, the Supermienden’ would be of litle use. The superintenuent of lice has enough to do tn carrying on the proper administration o! bis office, and the entire apart: ment shoud fot be put ou) of sight io this ii. | thai one caxe May have aitention becuuse Lt js UM | adwir of a Wealtuy company.