The New York Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1875, Page 11

PRINCE BISMARCK’S POSITION. WILL HE RETIRE FROM OFFICE?—A POLITICAL AND COURT CABAL DIRECTED AGAINST HIM. {Berlin (Feb. 24) Correspondence of London puted News.) The remark of the Berlin papers that they are | obliged to keep standing at the nead of their col- umns the line, “The retirement of Prince Bis- marek,” is at the same time acomplaint, The first rumors of the kind were published in the rural press, and the sensation has been tndustri- ously fed by Berlin correspondents, who are more ingenious than accurate. Some of. them have simply mentioned the possibility of Prince Bis- | mack’s ultimate withdrawal, which is a sale | Rnough experiment, Tne Prince is not eternal in| pfMlice,no more than he is immortal in physical | Mie, Others bave gone a step iurther and aszigned | Gates and causes for his withdrawal; and a third class, More adventurous than either, have ap- pointed his successor or arranged a system of suc- | cession. | Let us now pass to the assumed motives of this | hypothetical retirement of Prince Bismarck. | What has lately occurred, [ will not say of @ nature to cause his retirement, but of @ natore to sug- gest the probability of bis reurement? Three events are assigned—one political, two personal. The first ig the deieat of the Ministry tn the Lower Mouse on the Virchow motion. I have already ex- lained the tendency of this motion, As you a ‘eady KuOW, the “Kreisordnung,” or cOunties re. form of two years ago, Was not applied to the | whole kingdom, Tne two Rhine provinces and | the proviuce of Posen were, lor prudential rea- | pons, excluded from its benefits; and at the time | Very little objection was made to thas discrimina- | tion. But tais season, ou the introduction of tne scheme of provincial retorm, the liberals deter- mined to insist on the extension ot the previous couniy reform to the western provinces, Pro- lessor Virchow was chosen to present a motion to thateffect. This geutieman ts one of the pro- Joundest physicisis of Germany, whicn does not revent him irom being one ol the most capable | egisiators, and he enjoys the further honor of a challenge from Prince Bismarck during the stormy | period that ushered in Sadowa. He presented | the resolution; there was a debate, in which the Ministers made a stubvorn resistance, and were ignominiously deieated. In a@ strict system of | Paelipmentary government this might have neces- | tated the retreat of the entire Cabinet, but in Prussia it involved at most only the Minister of | the Interior, In Prussia, as Prince Bismarck bim- Self has often complained, und as I have olten ex- plained Ip this correspondence, there is no Pre- Yer in the English sense, who is responsible in the name of bis colleagues tor a policy, and no Pective solidarity between tne Ministers asa Cabinet, THE PERSONAL REASONS pre of @ more serious character. lt is said that the pbysicians of Prince Bismarck have informea him that bis heaitn absolutely requires the abau- donment of his political labors, and that they | nnot otherwise be responsibie for his life. { Bee No reason to doubs that this is true. Physi- cians in charge of iliustrious patients are not in the habit of erring on the side ol recklessness, bat rather the contrary. The Emperor himseit would long since have abdicated if he had oveyed | the doctors, and, in the case of Prince Bismarck, bis medical attendants have given him more trouble than all the Parlamentary opposition | that he has encountered, They would have sent him into retirement long belore tne French war; tney wished to get rid of him two years ago, and very nearly suc- | ceedet. But cannot learn that the | | Prince is in a worse condition this winter than he has been jor many yearg. On tne contrary, he 1s, Pe haps, better on the whole, for nis participation ib the earlier labors of the Reichstag was treguent and effective. He receives tew viaitors, indeed, | and canno§ bear latigue or excitement; but he | ‘Waa able, two days since, to spend several hours | With His Majesty in oiticial work. ‘This is not the conduct of a dying man. 1t 1s not denied, turtner- | more, that the police of Berlin have repeatedly Warned the Chancellor against plyts o! assassina- tion, and that alter bis return (rom Kissingen they | advised him not to walk in the public streets or to riue In &n open carriage. lt does not appear | that he has paid much attention to these warnings. Thave seen him this winter walking alone along the streets, and he wil, of course, continue to walk vr ride in the manner most convenient to him. One does not always escape a real assassin vy act- ing as if all men were assassins, Now tnese three co-operating reasons are not derived from any- thing that the Prince himself has gaid, nor simply assumed as reasons which afe likely to influence him. If either of these tneories were true it would be bad enough. Bn if the secret history of toe Imperial Chancellery ever comes to light it wul be found, | velieve, that the whole excite- ment has been jomented by parties at Court and elsewhere, who are determined to drive Bismarck | from oflice. They are Jagos and something more. They bot only play on his jealousy by depreciating to him his influence in Parliament and by exag- gerating the strength or his rivals, but they seek to play on his iears with the aid of a reactionary Peilice and a Court physician. ALFONSO AND SERRANO. THE SPANISH MONARCH ADOPTS AN ANCIENT AND EASY MODE OF AFFIXING HIS SIGNATURE— MARSHAL SERRANO'S RELATIONS TO THE CROWN. {Madrid (Feb, 18) correspondence of the London Times.) King Alfonso professes to belong to his age, and has done away with many of the usages to which the Spanish court clung for centuries, and which were, perhaps, merely remnants of old Moorish Patriarchal life. He does not, ike his mother, address his subjects as slaves with the jamiliar “Tucu;? he does not suffer them to kneel at his feet or kiss bis hand; and, by a decree published yesterday, he has signified his pieasure that his name “Alfonso” shall henceforth be signed at the Joot of all laws and edicts instead of that “Rubrica de la Real Mano’’ (the King, bis mark) which was, since Charlemagne, the undignified expedient of literate monarchs. Even King Alfonso, however, pees aware of the Necessity of observing toward uiplomacy all the forms prescribed by immemorial | etiquette. | SERRANO’S ATTITUDE TOWARD THE KING. -.Among the many visitors one might expect to | Bee at the Alcazar there 13 One who has nut as yet made fis appearance there, and that is -the late bead of the bxecutive, Marghal Serrano, Duque de \a Torre. He came back Irom France some weeks | ago, but he is stilt musing or sulking at La Granja, and seems desirous to impress upon the public the notion thut “his public ‘eer 1s at an end, ana vhat be must now close nis days in a dignificd repose and retirement.” For my part, however, [ have not forgotten that a declaration to the sume eect came irom-this same Serrano as he stood, with a Nolo Episcopar simper, address. ing the multitude from the baicony of the Palacio de la Gubernacion, in the Puerta del Sol, a very few days after (he battle of the Bridge of Alcolea. Serrano owes himself to his country ana his part aud there is po doubt that he has it now in his ower to sirengtien the King’s government, as he wonld have had power ot establishing it, had he not so completely thrown away is chance at | fa crisis Of tue pronunciamento of last Decem- | er. THE PIACE-HUNTERS’ PARADISE; BUT NO PEACE. There 1s little doubt that an alliance becween the Serranists and the liberals In the King’s Coun- cil is by most sensible Spaniards considered a great desideratum, and Serrano will incur no litve blame if he remains brooding at La Granja Instead of at once showing himself to Madrid, where, in his capacity of Captain General, he might be expected to do homage to tie new Sovereign, The general opinion is that either himseli or his irienas tor him are driving a bargain and niggiing about the terms on which their Ju-10n with the government is to be based. Unfortunately, the Ministers have already shared as much as they had to give among their iviends, and possibly there remains but little ior them to dispose of, The greed of Spanisn politi- clans Jor place a3 suffered no abatement, and as many a 4 e-locusts are swarming about the Ministerta' ces ID monarchical times as ever | devoured the presupuesto or buaget in republican days. ‘Chere will be no order or well heing in Spain, no truce to revolutions, no nope of Anancial O; Adwinistrative reform ull the Puerta det sol ia Swept of its throng of hungry place hunters, | Carlists and Cantonalists are eviis that may pass | Way, bul the scrambie lor office will never aliow the country any rest, AMERICAN HONOR TO VICTOR HUGO, (From Galignani’s Messenger, Feb. 27.) A number of American iadies and gentiemen Watied on M. Victor Hugo on Thursday to con. gratulate him on entering his seventy-third year, ‘They found at his resideuce other persons who had come for # similar purpose, and among them M, Louis Blanc, M. Arsene Houssaye, Mr. Gartiot Washourne, a number of deputies and several men of letters, Miss Tucker, of tne American party, | handed to the poet a splendid bouquet accom. panied by & copy of verses in French, and M Hazard presented the suvjoined adress name of the American residents In Paris :— Intestaious Port—The citizens of the Unite d Staves claim an eternal brotherhood with the conutrymen of Latayette, bul in coming to Wish you many happy re turns of this your birthday, we salnte in you a genius | Which maxes of you w citizen of all countries, whie Jeaving you without an equal in any. We also I As the Kreat prophet ot suture. pre y in the old were called prophets because their utterance, start. ing irom minis which gianced beyond the present, feemed inspired, so You, wh fate it has been, fo live” in “a century of — agita- tions, have pierced with your ‘glorious vision through surrounding gloom and looked to a happier fwiure When fhe principles of Hberty, numanity and peace should de implanied im ‘all lands and cherished of all men as they are now by you. Inthe name of the oppressed whese cause you have pleade the sorrowiul whose tears you haves the naing of all whom your noble wr With generous sentiments, comforting hopes or bra. resolves, we pray God io guard and bless you. It we add nothing to this prayer it is because filly to express 4 language the love and veneration we feel toward you | d, in (he name ot 0 otten dried, in ritings have filled | | 35 Bond street. | F° | ers H NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1875—TRIPLE Would require, what is not to be found—a pen like yours. (Loud applause.) M. HUGO AS A WOMAN'S RIGHTS CHAMPION, M. Hugo seemed much moved, and was still More so when the same speaker handed to him the jollowing :— In the name ot American womanhi You, who have sung and exalted the Pee) Tn the name of art offer asts to secrated In your gentus, country Fexpress to you the gratitud You haye succored and protected . And ag one of the great hu you the tribute which we all owe to trious and in espectal degree to you, and glory of our age and timé, approbation.) ‘ ood T come to thank womanhood of all the homage of our ‘ou, who have lett no art untouched or uncon AS @ stranger in a fored de of the strangers when yourself man family f bri the good and tilus- » Who sre the lg Renewed marks of The whole party remained for some time con- versing with tne master of the withdrew, much pleased with th house, and thea eir reception FOR N ELEGANT SILVERPLATED son wing Machine, in comp! tachments, cost 4 short time ago $6, LOT OF SMALL, SECOND 1 sule cheap. 1 for one week, AMERICAN SAFE COMP WELL LUCATED, — FIRST Ligor Store, for sale chesp; in the city; doing a good business.“ Aoply to fHUS. GAFF- NEY, Auctioneer, 18 North William street. DRUG STORE FOR SAL SALE. | WHEELER & WIL- leve order. with at will be seid for $35, HAND SAFES FOR ¥, 300 Broadwa CLASS CORNER the best location in CORNER PRINCI. pa! aveaue: Liquor Stores; greatest bargains in the city; Broad wa; of all k DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT fitted, doing a.good day business, easy terms; if not sold, in Auction co ee LLO A WER SAG8 RESTAURANTS, + Saloons downtown > Stores, Billiard Saloons, Ibn Bakeries, Confecyoneries, and Wie Storés; stores to let. Agenoy, 77 Cedar street. imple Kooms, corner Liquor lish Shades, Chop Houses, izar Stores, firet class kruig Sample Rooms; business opportunities kinds at TRICK LAND'S, 36 Beekman street. AND BAR, WELL for sale cheap; olumy Monday. YD, 29 Broadway. per AND CAKE MIICHSLL’s store LL HATTERS, HAT STORES, tice.—For sale, 4, in good order, at & Moderate price. way, room 7. A —STOCK ALE AND PORTER + also Ale Casks, Barrels, Hal Trucks and Harness, second street, At 4 Apply on prem ‘d avenue. | CES; FIRST CLASS —LOW PRI elegant Sample Rooms, Boot MALONE'S Store Agency, ATA SACRIFICE—THE STOCK, five years’ Lease, lished and best Millinery aud Fan: Eighth avenue, west side; Stock well selected and Perfect order; sickness cause of sellin ALTER & L&VY, #59 Eighth avenue, CIGAR STORE ON EIGHTH AVENUE, ESTAB. | lished 12 years, and some cash. will be exchanged | House in Willlamnsbur; ba business, for sale, at a sacrifice no humbug. Call and see tor yourse ‘Apply at Brewery, 145 East Forty- ‘ST BE SOLD AT ONCE, IN. CONSEQUENCE death, the well known Real Estate Oftices, ult | ata low rent, ot tie old estab. WALIE st street ASS RESTAURANT, DOING A GOOD , &C., TAKE NO. | French Contormateur, little used. | Apply at 110 Broad- HBAP FOR CASH; if Barrels, Horses, LIQUOR STORE ‘and Shoe Business, | | Hardware Stores, splendid Grocery to trade, Cigar stores. 121 Nassau street, . FIXTURES AND cy Goods Store of RW. MONTAGUK, et to a cash custome: Mf 1,186 Second a ARPENTER’S SHOP FOR SAI and M, rights of the ness Callan red rent moderate rf RUG STOR FOR SALE—ON ness part of Sixth avenue, Herala Uptown Braneb office, RUG STORE, WELL FIT? will take partner; great bargain; fine chance for 782 Second party with some means, (OR CHEAP PRINTL POLITAN PRINTING ESTAB: Broadwa: terials and Good Will, with or without patent Lumb Waiter; cause, sic ¢ 119 West Forty’ flith atree ED UP, FOR SALE—OR LE—-WItH TOOLS THE BEST BUSI- Address OPIUM, avenue, THK METRO. HMENT, No, 213 Lai {OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED FIRST CLASS corner Bakery, doing besides a ver; and saloon trade; is situated in a first class location; rent moderate and a good lease and top order, good satisfaction given foi T.K., Herald office. Agents heed not apply. OR SALE—A COAL AND WOOD YARD IN THE city of Newark, N. J.; yard is and has becn in successful operation over thirty years: nt would take & partner with about $5,000 present occu: @apital. Address or callon ©. 5. B. Jackson and River streets, Newark, OR SALE-A MARBLE COUNTER, IN FiRST class order, very cheap, Inq) Sewing Machine office, 701 Eighth avenue. OR SALE—SECOND street. Call and see. Sewing Machine, with fancy East Sixty-first street. GIOR SALE—AT A. SACRIFICE, WITH OR WITHOUT stock, Cigar Store 1.213%, Broadway. OR SALE—STORE, AT $150; N 38 rorayth street, between Grand and Canal stree: Toy and Candy store. 70: Poke sode Fountain, Freezer, Glassware; everything su: saloon, "apply to A, M. PAULIN, posite Cook street, Jersey City Heig! {OR SALE.—OYSTER HOUSE A: well established ; long le lactory reasons tor seling. Apply, corner Twenty-fifth street. Fo" SALE CHEAP—A CIGAR ST vn the avenue: possession im at 280 Seventh avenue, near 4 wenty- }OR SALE CHEAP—CONFECTIO; Ice Cream Saloon, Stock and Fixtures; doing a good business; reason for selling go! 101 avenue ©. HAND SAFE, AT 13 DEY OR SALE—\ WHEELER & WILSON CABINET R SALE (A GREAT BARGALN)—A VERY HAND- marble top Tables, patent ¢, reasonable rent, sati good party everything in. tip: r selling. Address horoughly equipped KARDSLEY. corner N. J. juire at the Elliptic worked cover, 63 BEST LOCATIO itable tor first class oe avenue, op- hts, ND DINING KOOM, at 414 Sixth avenue ‘ORE: BEST STAND mediately. Inquire third street. NERY, FRUIT AND ing West. ‘Apply OR SALE CHEAP—A NUMBER and otuer valuable Works. Ad LIBKALKE, Herald office, OR SALE CHEAP—FOR CA3H, doing box 2.195 Post office. R SALE CHEAP FOR CASH— and Fancy Grocery Store; tull low rent; no agents. Apply at 283 Sackett, Brooklyn. {OR SALE—A GOOD PAYING BUSINE a good business; good location, Address H., % OF LAW BOOKS dress, for one week, A FEBD STORE, FIRST CLASS TEA stock; fine fixtures; Smith street, corner AMOUNT required about $15.00: party wishing to sell 1s obliged to go abroad this summer, lerald office. Address CAPIVAL OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS 0: corner Liquor Store; tor sale cheap rent: For particulars inquire at 484 Fulton ving good business; leading thoroughtare. LD ESTABLISHED cheap: long lease; street, Brookiyn, NOR SALE CHEAP—EAST SIDE DISTILLERY Liquor Store, on @ good ayenu doing a good trade. Apply to THO. North Wiiliam street. ASE AND FURNITURE OF attend to. corner of Laight and Hudson szreets, tor cheap, for cash, as the proprietor has other b ie; well establish ed ; MAS GAFFNEY, 18 CALLEN HOUSE, 1 M cheap; a tew hundred can buy two days at 571 Seventh avenue, be Forty-firspstreets, LK ROUTE FOR SALE.—WILL BE soOLD it. Can be seen for tween Fortieth and SAFES CHEAP FOR CASH—HERRING Marvin's, Valentine Butler's, all si Sates; Sates repaired : Lillie’ price 10 MILLINER: Millinery and WEEKS, Glen Cove, LL. po, Fuysictan lished medical practice in a 4 growing section of Brooklyn. for sa\ reason of ill health; will be jon. KIMBALL, corner Fifth avenue Brooklyn. Book and Masi complete, ata very M &K Store, stock, banka nr BUYS Good W Saloon on Kighth avenue; in successtl operation over CASH 7 Business, st rf u iil o1 t all at 103 Seventh avenu $3.001 Hartford, Conn. rent moderate : reasons for. selli Address MER Post office, Hartiord, Conn, MACHINERY, _ | improved ~aies at rea LILLLs SAFE COMPANY, BL FOR SALE, AN ESTABLISHED Pattern business, FINE AND LONG ar the For information apply to or % WILL SELL OUR FIRST CLA in it ¥old atonce, street. WILL PURCHASE A WELL lished Boot and shoe Store in th . WILDE izes; Jewellers’, Mai len lat Apply to J. M. TAB. leasant and rapidly le ata low price, b: t rigid Invest dress JOHN W. and Ninth street, STATIONERY, fixtures and lease Apply ‘OCK, FIXTURES, Oyster and iiping uC. ESTAB. | city of one of the best stands.on Main street: ng lease If destred: most satisfactory CHANT, drawer gt “\ T BARGAINS BEFORE, RENOVING—OUR ENTIRE | stock of horizontal and uprignt sters, Pumps, Tanks, Blowe woodworking Machinery, & WILSON & KOA DFALERS IN MACHINERY, yr and others needing Printing’ te best style by the MEPROPO. ESTABLISHMENT, No. 213 Broad wa) NOR SAL steain Tubuiar Boiler, t Forty-first street. SELLING OFF. Oacnatr privilege of pure! nging, with eight horse good order. TEAM K ing; large stock b. ROBERTS, TANTED=A SECOND HAND 1 L. VATTBERG & BRe AP CIGARS —FINE QUALI! At $28 per Luu): Seed Havan Fumar, pure Havana, $6) per 1,00) sale, Cc. KE, Water and Dover streets, can have it done in A SIX HORSE POWER OSCILLATI FINES AND BOIL price, with guarantee; Engines rented, CIGARS AND TOBACCO, Engines and Boil- | rs, “Mote? Kettles, MANUFACTURERS LITAN PRINTING + power Locomotive Apply at No. 229 Rast in thorough order, 119 Liberty street 0 INCH SHAPER, 8, 7 Broadway. TY SEED CIGARS $35 per 1.000; Flor del i Tetail and whole- U, sCHUMACKER, Cigar Manufacturer, 93 Stanton st. EUROPE, TOTICE.—THE Workers’ Company at Amster DIRECTORS OF THk DIAMOND dam beg to inform Jewellers and all concérned, that the rumors ot reduced prices of work are tota fixed by decree of February 10, 1s And remains in force, without eng Nn DiUKKEB, Chairman 1. DB RIK ©. AustERDaM, February, 1875. Wastgncx” con York Herald, bound or anbow Price, LIBRAKY,.box ll New York I fge, 8.8. VAN ROOYEN, A.W. BENDIEN. NEWSPAPERS, — LETE FILE OF TH false and uniounded, the scale 75 being ‘unaltered Jon t= (). Treasurer; ‘The Dire: Al aaa E bth ress, stat ‘ost office, HME | currency: excursion tickets, $13), FON | Tuesday, March 23, at 4 o'clock I, ith | J EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. (UENARD LINE,—B, AND N. ALR. M. 8, P, CO. v] NOTICE. With a view to diminishing the chances of collision the steamers of this line take a specitied course for all seasons of the year, {vn the outward parsage from Queenstown to New York Soston, crossing in the meridian 5) at 43 latitude, oF to the north of 43. the home ard passage, crossing the meridian of 50 latitude, or nothing to the north of 4, NeW YORK tor LIVERPOOL and QUERNSTOWN. March 17) PARTHIA..Wed., Maren i ~ April 7 passengers. ccording to ac- ‘able terins, . Wea ASW o Q ‘abin pass: $50, $10), $150, gold commodation. ‘Return tickets on ta steerage tickets to and tsom all parts of burope at lowest rates. Freight and cabin off 0. 4 Bowling Green. St © office, ILL Broalway (Trinity Building). onal G. FRANCKLYN, Agens, VREAT WESTERN a STEAMSHIP LINE. NEW YORK 10 BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT, The steamers of this line will sail trom pier 13 Raver, as tollows:— x G&kAT WhSTERN, Windham ARAGON, Captain Symon: ; Cabin passage, $70: intermediate, $i st ‘aturday, March 27 turday, April 10 6; stecrage, $39, Apply to . Agent, 70 South street. W. D. MORGAN MAN LINE—FIXED SOUTHERLY COURSE, Royal Mail steamers are appointed toaail as follows:— OK QU NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, uesday, March 16, at LP, aturday, March 26, at2 P.M. Saturday, March 27, at9 saturday, April 3, atl P. $50, $6) and $75, gold. to and from ail points, at reduced rates. Cabin and general ottice, No. 15 Broatway.. Steerage offiecs, 3! Broadway and pier 45 North River. OHN G. DALE, Agent. NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, THR GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHIPS BELWELN NeW YORK AND HAVRE, The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the tinent (being more southerly than any other) will sail from pier No. @ North River as tollows:— Ville DE PARIS (Lachesnez) ......Suqurday, March 2 VAMERIQUE \Pouzols) ; Saturday, April 3 PEREIRe (Daure; aturday, ‘April 17 PRICK OF P (neluding wine). First Cabin, $100 . ‘Third cabin and steerage E at low rates, American traveliers, by taking this line, avoid both transit by English railway and the discomforts of cross ing the Channel, trouble and pense. GEORG ZIB, Agent, 55 Bro: wis Nis LINE Fe eTON AND HULL These elegant. tuil powered steamships will be de: ex. spatched trom pier 45 Kast River, as tollows:— VIRAGO. turday, March 27 ‘To be toil my 1OLOMBU, IDALGO, YEDDv, OTHELLO, First cabin, $70 currrency. econd cabin, $45 currency. Partles wishing to visit the Continent and the North of k nape will find this the cheapest and most convenient route. Apply at the office of. CHARLES L, WRIGHT & CO,, 56 South street. (AsoHOR Ll os E. W YORK AND GLASGOW, STEAM EVERY saTURDAY from company’s plerg, 20 and 21 North River, New York. CALIFORNIA..Sat. Mar. 13 | REHIORIA at, Mar 27 VICTORIA,.....Sat., Mar 20] UTOPIA -Sat. Aprils Rates of passage boye le in gold :—~ TO GLASUUW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY QUEENS'OWN OR BELFAST, Cabin, $50, $6u and $70, according to accommodations. INTERMEDIATE AND STEERAGE as low as by any other first class line. Drafts issued ior any amount at reduced rates, HiENDE BROS, A, No. 7 Bowling Green, N° RTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREM The steamship WESER, Captain W. Willigerod, wilt sail on Saturday, March ‘18, at 2 P. pier, foot of second street, Hoboken, to from Bremen e Followed by steamship HERMANN, Captain G. Reichmann, on Satur- day, March 20, RAL First Cabin. Second Cavin, Steerage. For treigi OBLAICHS KS OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAVRE AND BREMEN, $100, zol 6), Bol d. di. 24 currency. Pi we apply £'G0., Agents, No, 2 Bowling Green. TO LN TOW TL. HELVE‘IA, Men, 15,94. M. Meh, 27, 834 A. M. ENGLAND, Mch. 20,2 P.M. Bi pril 3, 255 P. M. 10 “LONDON DIRECT, CANADA + serseuve Wednesday, March 24, at7 A. M. Cabin ge, $60 and $70, currency, Steerage ai greatly reduced price. Return tickets at reduced rates, Prepaid steerage tickets trom Liverpool at the lowest rates, Apply at the company’s office, No, 69 Broadway. FW. J. HURST, Manager. FAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKEL COMPANY'S LINE [tor PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG, LESIA Maren 18) CIMBRIA, April 1 HOLSATIA... March 251 WESTPHA April 8 Ratex of pas to Plymouth, Lond rbourg, Hamburg and all points England, nd ani Wales s— First Cabin, upper saloon, gold. $100 First Cabin, lower saloon, gold, 60 Steerage, currency... 2 KUNHARD? 4 06., ‘ General Agents, General Passenger Agents, 61 Broad street. New York. 61 Broadway, New York. 7HITE sTAR LINE, FOR QUEENSTOWN AND. LIVERPOO CAKRYING THE UNIT STATES MAL BALI arch 13, at 10 REPUBLIC s+-March 2), at3 ADRIATIC -april 3, at 3 CKLTIC April 10, at 8 BALTIC. cApril 17, at 3 From the White star docks. pier 52 North Riv Rates—Saloon, $50 and $109, in gold; reiura tickets, $175, gold. steerage at low rates, Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms are Placed amtdships. where the noise and motion are least, affording a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea. For Inspection of at the company’s o! lans and other information apply ces, 19 Broadway, New York. R, J.'CORTIs, Agent, | Ops STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEEN: . TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, Suiling every Iuesday trom pier 46 North Ikiver. WYOMING, Captuin Freeman.......March 16 at 1 P.M. WISCONSIN, Captain Price.........Maccn 90, atl ALM. Cabin, intermediate and steerage at lowest rates, Prepaid tickets at low rates. Passengers booked to and from Paris, Samburg, Nor- way and. Sweden, fc. Drafts on ireland, Emgiand, France and Germany at lowest rates, Apply'to WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. AGLE LINK, UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS TO PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG, ‘The elegant Ciyde built tron steamships will sall. from New York as tollows:— HERDEX, Captain reidel. March GELLER, Captain Genzmer. April trom Hagie Line pier. toot of First street, Hoboken. RAThs OF PA*SAGE TO PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG Cabin—First saloon, $100, gold: second saloon, $6, gold. Steoraxe, $24, currency. Prepaid steerage tickets trom' Hamburg, $24, currency. For freight apply to FUNCH, EDYE'& OO, 27 south William street. For passage apply to KNAUTH, General Agents, 113 Broud way. PEO Stak LIN, appointed to carry Sie peleian ana United States mails, The following steamers are appointed to sail Hecin PBURdA e ‘ m Philadelpina, ‘ rom New York, NEOLRLAND.....March 13 | STATE OF NEVADA. Mar,22 VADEKLAND April 3 | SWITZERLAND...April 15 ROM ANTWeRP:— For Philadelphia, For New York, NEDERLAND. February 19 | STATE OF NEVADA. Feb. 26 VADERLAND. March 10 | SWITZERLAND ..March 22 Prices of passage in currency. First Cabin.......... $90 | Second Cabin.........64.860 Bieeraye tickels to and from all points at the lowest rates. Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed. For passage, rates of freight and other information, apoly to MLO. W, COLTON, Agent, 42 Broad street New York. JUHN McDONALD, Passenger Agent, No. & Battery place, New York. 5 PcTER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents, 307 Wal- nut street, Philadelphia. B. VON DER BKCKE, General European Agent, Ant- werp. O8T DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL Holland, Belgium, the Rhin ROTTERDS. ROUTE T Switzerland, &c., via Steamer CALAND . Steamer MA ‘These beant mail to the ) United States ell known for the regular- ity ot thelr trips, Hates of passage low, FUNCH, EDYE & 00,, 1. W. MORRIS, General Agents, {0 Broadway, f REGULAR 10 EUROPEAN TRAV" LUERS, Swiss Round, by Rev. Harey: iulustra- tions “Ihe British Quarterly Review says:—"Just the sort of hook which those who travel ¢or real pleasure or instruction will welcome.” Limo, Cloth $l 2. Pub lished by GEORGH ROUTLEDGE & SONS, 416 Broome street, New York. ()ROXEVAN, | ROSBA.CHBAPEST PASSAGE OF. hee, New York; open evenings; steamers every Cork, Liverpool, Glasgow, Derry: araits payable ever where: lowest Fates. Northern Hotel, corner Cortlandt and West streets. a NITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMS U COMPANY, FOR 51, THOMAS AND. bhai The elegant sctew steamship ONLARIO, 4000 tons burthen, Captain George B. Slocum, wil sail for St Thomas, Vara, Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio Janeiro on M., from pier 43 COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. North River, For freights or passage Bpply, to WILLIAM R, GARRISON, Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA VIA PANAMA. Steamers leave pler 42 North River, New York, as tok OWs:— nace ULGO, Commodore A. G. Gray, March 20, at 12 001 HENRY CHAUNCSY, Captain W. (1. Rathbun, aprit 1, at 12 noon, conneeu American ad South Pacitle ports. Steamers leave San brancisco for Japan and China the Ist orevery month, CULY OF TOKIO April Rates ot n Francisco, $135, $125 or $00, currency, according to location, Ireight or passage or other information apply at Mpany’s office on whart toot ot Canal street, Sew HW. J. BULLAY, Superintendent, Director, Rurvs Haren, Managing D QTEAMER FOR THE BERMUDAS, British iron steamer © ANTMA, elegantiy fitted, sail: thizhty, leaving March 18; extremes of temperatu nuary dex. to 72 deg. ; ‘first class hotel by Dod count Wash ngton, For passage apply to A. BE. OUTERBRIDGE, 29 Broaa- STKAMSHIP COMPANIES USING LARGE QUANT( Hes of printing will thud it advantageous to with OPOLITAN PRINTING BS TABLISHMEN f, . the Mit No. 218 Broadway, ag tts facilines for doing every kind of work are unsurpassed, while in prompness, neatness and cheapnesg it offers’ special inducements Billa of Lading, Shipping Receipts, rickets, Manitests, Passenger Lists, Circulars, Posters,’ Cards,’ Waybills ‘and every special form used in the transaction of business gare. fully prepared and printed. ind HAMBURG. |, NACHOD & KUHNE, | ing with all steamers for Central Fo HAVANA. deiphia, on Camp: CLY OF MEXIC Steamers will dations, apply to McKellar, Lali | Steamer GE wilt leave pi 3PM. Thro to all points ont and B, B, and C, | York. GH The steamshi North Damenger accomm: OITY OF VERA CRUZ ( FOR VERA CK calling at Havana. Progres Tuxpan ant CITY OF MERIDA 7 For freight or p: ” F ALEXANDRE & |. P. CLYDE & © 20 East River, gh bills of ladin: The, Steainsh: YAzOO. (1,390 tons), AMSHIPS: Mp Barrett, Master, carrying the United States Mail, ‘will sail tor Havana’ trom pier 22 Dela wai Friday, 4 March odations LLIAM Lb, JAM _415 South Delaware avenue, Philadelphia, Y¥,, HAVANA AND M 4 « Steamers leave pier 3 North Siver at3 P. M. L eae 20. oe ASSAGE APDIY to leave New Orlean For freight or passage, having wnsurpass ng & Vo., Agents BXAS LINE OF GALVESTON S1EAM | Ing at Key West carrying the United stites mail. CLYD he Galveston fo RR. No charge For treight or passage, having superior accom- modations, apply to MA W. P. CL POR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, The Cromwell steamshij LORY & CO, CORTES, Captain Ruy | Freight received daily. Through | ton, Indianola, Roekport or Ark | santiago, St. ‘Louis and Mobile steerag For freigat or pa: TTENTION, board ot the ior above ports fr | street, on Tuesda: all points in the i Also steamer for até P.M. ‘ALL, RIVER dk and Kail Ri COLONY le daily | sola’at all prinet Fare 10 cents, Scents, SEAMAN, 85 West street. ver. For New Brighton, Snug RAILROAD Metropolitan Pri Broadway, New York than anywhere else, ORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RiCHMOND—OLD Dominion steamship Company.—Sieamers leave | ‘om. ye Tl pier 37 North hnrslay and Also thtermediate steamers. ‘Through bills of lading and passenger tickets issued to interior. r Lowes, Del., ani yare and Bastern Maryland every Monday" and Thurs: _Office corner Fulton aud Greenwich sireet. “PRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. i LINE. pal hotels in the c A. * NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY. Winter Arrangement. arbor, West Brighton and Port Richmond, boats leave Whitehall street, at foot of | Broadway, daily, at 6: | 2:18, 8:70, 4:30, 6:30 and Sundays, at 8:90, 10:30 A.M. com PM. Astor House carsleave Vesey street tor ferry. IOAN MAUL given to Houston and day, ) BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT | Tho steamers sEW PORT and OLD ave pier 28 North iiver, foot of Murray street, (@undays exceptedrs at 5 P.M , 8:15, 9: at 10 ES, General Agent, 1 | FoR HAVANA DIRECT. | CITY OF NEW YoRK March 18 CLLY OF MERIDA y’ March 30 y, April AND, y OKL, 0, Tamp i} SONS, 33 Broadway. ns March 13 and April 3 for Vera Cruz and ail the above poris. 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B13, 735, 55, LUE ALM ant No. 1 Astor | 15 | u SHEET. AMUSEMENTs, ‘TH AVENUE THEATRE, AMUSEMENTs, LYMPIO THEATRE, is Mn sony PF, 49 THE BIG BONANZAt HOUSES CROWDED, LAUGHTER INCESSANE POOLE... Proprietor and Manager, sree Mana | AP AUGUBTIN DALY. i ROOM ONL aT EIGHT. & rs he heir Tn votes THE POPULAR penony | &.... OF 1875, or —— LADIES, CHiLDREN, Fa aries Fisher. Me. and annul Is wis Mr. W. Day. SOCIAL PARTIES, iage. Mr John Drew, Mr. Bee George Parks, Mr. BT CROWDED NIGHTLY Ringgold, Mr. Owen Faw: . cett, Miss Fanny Daven port, Mrs. G. H. Gilbert Miss Emily Righ, Miss Annie Graham and Miss Nellie Mortimer in their amusing local personations. and atthe MATIN PASBIONABLE CbIBNCES ees be The best entertainment in the city. “bk VERYBODY 3AY8 80," ST COMPANY EVER SEEN, TRE BIO BONANZA. BE LOR, Mr. SOL SMITH RUSSELL, ess of ‘Big Bo ams, Mr. WM. COURIR GH, only & parallel ?, Mr. JOSEPH NOKTON, or which Tom » GRANGE Mr. 'W. B. CAHILL, erison's elegant come: THE WONDERFUL GARNeLLAS dies mec with several years SANFORD « 2 HAN Ped and sb aNstL, The box sheet has Mr. WILLIA) Mr. JAME r, cpened for twent Mr 8. HOLD WORE Mr. GW. BR EVERY NIGAT. AT & /|davs ahead, and the ad- Mr. B.D. GOODING Mr. CHAS, MATINEE, vance sale of seats is Miss ALIVE AR Miss MAL SATURDAY, 1:30, great.” —Herald, Miss JENNIE MO Miss SALL rrr “marae Miss Emm Miss ADDL MPHEATRE COMIQUE, y Miss PLAKL THORNTON THE HAMTOWN COLOR Vite F MATINEES WEDNESDA PAsk taearre, 514 BROADWAY, | Mr. JOSH HART. Sole Proprjetor AN EN : ‘OLi0, introducing ADAH RICHMOND, Miss KITTY O'NIEL, AMY ROBERTS, Miss ALICK BENNETT, HARKY KER KNIGHT, | JOHN WILD, RIER, SATURDAY, CHARLES WHITE i rINE, SATURDAY HARRY BROWN: AND TH COMPANY, Concluding with the iauzhable Burlesque, MASSANIELLO. POSITIVELY LAST MATINEE WEDNESDAY D SATURDAY, POSUIV LY THE Last wecne — SiO ued ROE! i NOTICE, GIROFLE IROFLA, NOTICE, GEOFFROY, MINE: LLL, DE QUERCEY. DAY NEXT, MARCH 18, 187% WEDNESDAY, BENI:FIT OF MLLE, GEOPFROY, Vis REAPPEARANCE OF THE GREAB mont RAY. BENEEUT OF ML, MINELLL NG CHARACT! R ARITSTS, MESSRS. MONDAY, 22D, Mr. FRANK yO. y Cro 4 G N . r fe ee HARRIGAN AND TAKE) BABE SATURDAY MA!INEK, LAST BUT. ONE, 4 NA R NS) AND. AST ETT, © Jill Perform in thee of their great Original Characters petal alanine, oon TERAERE: | je MULLIGAN GUARDS SATURDAY MATINEE. LAs? BUT ONE, e 4 rLEAG! Se RRIBLE EXAMPLE, ) “GERORLEG IROL THEATRE. Me TERRIBLE EXAMPLE! oe io IFALIAN PADRONE, i acl TTALIAN, PADRONE. night, with the reappearance oan aa Oke ELLA WESSER LAST BUT ONE. GIKOFLA.” __ PARK THEATRE ATURDAY MATIN | -GIROFLAY Miss ELLA WESNER, ahintiamaaniaa yy CME yh ta CARROLL AND “HARRIS TURDAy, aT 2 P.M, | CARROLL AND HARRIS 4 the Wt ghacns. ——«sROUOIGAULT, STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD. Proprietor and Manager.Mr. LESTER WALLACE MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. LAST 14 NIGHTS ment of Mr, CICAULY at this theatre. The box book for the reservation of places for any LL PERFORMANCES atthe box otice. 1 WE AND LAST BUT TWO ment of Positively last night but one of the Spectacular Lao CORD AND OREESE, D A a POWERFUL EFFECTS. NEW SCENERY, VOYAGE OF THE WORLD. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, ‘OOD'S MUSEUM, SEVENTEEN of the engag ‘WoopD's. 5 EVENING AT 8. si Whovwiltapnearoo” THE CARKOLLS, THE CARROLLS v NIGH'T ANU SATU NE} in their Sketel and Melodram: AVERY 19 Bieta eine PASIKER THE MFADDENS NICK OF THE Woops, THE SHAUGHEAUS, « | WANDREWS AND HALL. | ALDRICH. CONNOR, 15th to List performance. CHARLESTON GALS. T Woop, KETCHUM, AFLE Three-act rama THERESE WOOD. NOON AT 2 (RACKED TO DEATH. ; WOUD, CONNOR, KETCHUM YCEUM THEATRE, RISTORI, TO-NIGHT, | 44. Second week of RISTORI’S farewell ‘appearances, Mr. Montague, Mr. Gilbert, M srs. Beckett, Arno Polk. Holland, Leonard kdwin.. Mesds laws Mesdames Dyas, Lewis, | Pouisl, Burke, Sefton und Bisisdell will appear. | In preparation, DRAMA, A ROMANTIC 5. FR. Conway's BROOKLYN THE. TO-NIGHT, by request. and positively last time of ae B ORIDA EVENING, MARCH 12 — ELIZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, =NEFIT OF MR. JOHN McCULLOUGH, BISTORL (a ber grant role) ELIZABETR | the tragic play, in five acts, written by Judge Conrad, | TO-MORROW, AT 1/30, SOON MATINEE Only time at a Matinee ot MAKY STUART. NEXT WEEK, last but one of RISTORI. MONDAY, positively last time ot MEDEA, TUESDAY, cand positively iast ume of JACK CADE, JACK CADE SATURDA tithed TH BONDMAN, Mr. JOHN McCULLOUGH KOMEO AND JULIBT. SIA. THEA! JOREZIA BORGLA, FoR CHRO ER MTH STREET. | 1m preparation, MARIE ANTOINETTE, Lela acta i IsTORICMATINEE TO-MORROW. MARY STOARE , | ‘ ‘ceum tre, Satur afternoon, at 1:30, Lan PRE R ore ar ba, Opsee Hi La SECOND GRAND Gala RISTO. MATINEE: Box office pe nf ONLY MATINEE OF MARY STUARE, ° RISTOKT last time) MARKY STUART ra ai CENTRAL (all parts), $2. “THEATRE, 585 BROADWAY, | G RAND Reserved seat: Admission, $1, x opposite ‘Metropolitan’ Hotel. | Sot GRAa MbneK ie eonh ie meee: Mr, CHARLEY Muay. : maser | Ron reply to numerous requests that Mme. RISTORL d Miss Adelaid Miller, Mrs. Fa: wil repeat her WONDERFUL IMPERSONATION of cr ; | MEDEA, which has been. presented only once thit | season, the minagement take pleasure in announcin: the second and last performance of Legouve’s grand Tragedy, nie Lindsay, Charley Mi ew and n id raturday, Admission TEINWAY HALL, THOMAS MATINEE, | SY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. March 13, THEODORE THOMAS’ MATID y cOLOISTS—Mine. MADELINE, Pearance at a matinee of Mr. FRANZ REMMERTZ, Bass. Symphony No. 3. Im Walde (In the Forest). E'flat op. 73. t Concert No, 5 Mme. MADELINE SU Hungarian Dance Fattle stewart, MED Bay FOR MONDAY EVENING, Maren 15, Bo THEATRE, MATINEE GRAND MATINEE TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AT 1} O'CLOUK, OF HENRY’ V. OOTH'S THEATRE. JARRET? & PALMER HENRY V, -Lersees and Managers, Brahms | i an r SECOND" MONTH Romande Wie 2 odM ‘Wagner | of Shakespeare's wondrous Spectacular Play, Piano Solo. Weber HEMEY TES Fibths ane. SOHIEL Produced with a degree of splendor without comparison, Wotun’s abscheid, and consequently attracting Foteraauber. 4 { Walkuere, Wagner THE MOST MAJESTIC AUDIENCES Ti VOCAL PART by Mr. F. RENMERTZ, ever within the walls o! a metropolitan theatre. THK St comprises historical pictures of the highest merit from | the penc Is of European masters of their art, their real. ism augmented by the clever disposition ot over. Admission, ONE DO.LAR; Reserved Seats, FIFTY NTS EX<RA.can now be ‘had at the ox office of Steinway fall, at 701 ani 114 Broadway aud at33 Union Square, MER cheats fe FOUR HUNDRtD DRILLED AUXILIARIEs, SAN FRANCI-CO MINSTRELS. NEW correctly costumed or armored. AN. FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, OPERA The characters of the great play are assigned to mag- SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, HOUSE, netic organization of ORTY-THREE DRAMATIC ARTISTS, Broadway, corner 29th street, RISIORUS MEDEA, THE TWO ORPHANS, THE BLACK NIGHTINGALE, OTHELLO AND MACBETH, THE BRIAR, Street cars may be ordered atl0. Seats secured. Matinee saturday at 2, Moral. go early. se Seas M's ROMAN HIPPODROME, *.* SEATS may be secured six days in advance. BE- GINS, evenings at 7:43, SATURDAY MATINEES at 1230, Carriages should be ordered tor 11:15 at night, EW YORK STADT THEATRE, 45 AND 47 Be R CKIVED WITH SCREAMS KVERY NIGHT, ¢————» r WERY, AD. NEUENDORFF. FRIDAY, March 12, BE DIE TUDEN VON WORM. 1 Pia: Box office open from 8:30 o'clock A. M. 'N by Gassmann, OLOSSEUM, BROADWAY AND THIRTY-FIFTH SE C GALA TROTTING » SATURDAY, MARCH Two-Exhibitions Daily, at2 and 8 P.M. GALA TROTTING SATURDAY, MARCH IMMENSE SENSATION. TROTTING SATURDAY, MARCH BEAUTIFUL LADIES WITH LUXURIANT HaIR, TROTTING SATURDAY, MaROH Cannot be excelled by the YROTI SATURDAY, MARCH HAREM OF THE GRAND TURK. GALA TROT SATURUAY, MARCH 13 | PARIS BY NIGHT, WITH GRAND STORM EFFECT® GALA TROTE SALURDAY. MARCH Attractive Entertainments in the Lectorium. | GALA TROTTING SATURDAY, MARCH Admission, 5) cents. Children, 25 cents, GALA TROTTING BATURDAY! MARCH : Sproerng GALA TROT SATURDAY, MACH RYANDS OPERA HOUSE, ANGEST SD STREET, G TROTTING SATURDAY, MARCH ) FUS N saaig see. “¢ vireeYATY EVOnIRE. at 8 Saturday Matinee at 2, GRAND JEROME PARK RUNNING RACES, | , First. time of Harrigan and Hart's Comic sketel halt mile and repeat, by the renowned English Jockeys, | TH SKIVMORS, THE | SKIDNORES, with their trained’ thoroughoreds. iso Lilipunan by Tanga of Josh Hart. lsq.) Jockey Races, best 21n 3. THE S8KIDM Lom THE skKIDMORER GRAND MENAGERIE FREE TO ALL, | REVIVAL OF SHOO FLY, GENERAL ADMISSION 30 CENTs. | SHOO FLY, SHOO FLY, S8HOO FLY. UNCLE EPH'S DREAM; Or, THE OLD KENTUCKY NOME, THE PET ELEPHANT, DAN BRYANTS MINSTRELS, MATINBE EVERY SATURDAY Af 2, See advertisement in Turt column. NORMA A. PIANOFORTES, _&Ce mac RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND | Na 4Court street, Brookiyn; Nos, 114, 116, and 118 Hud. | anos of ollr own make; also for sale, a number NS LL, 16TH ST., TO-NIGHT, ton ttrect Hoboken, rinigeant Ticked Ofiice, No. 8 Bat | i Pianos, in periect order. WILLIAM | FQOBINSON HAnt tent 8 TERDAY. AT TOS, tery place. DN, BOYD. Jr.. General Passenger Agent : No. UD above Sixteenth st GEORGIA CALLENDAR'S ORIGINAL “MINSTRELS, | RANK THOMSON, General Manager, | SLOSING GUT BALE. DELEGANT | GEORGIA The Great Slave troupe. MINSTRELS = - Soke | stock Pianos at half price. order administratrix; | @ haus ese Loans pit EXCURSIONS. | fully Warranted and ail the latest Improvements | GEORGIA @——@ @ MINSTRELS, QTRAMBOATS AND BARGHS FOR EXCURSIONS TO at BARMORE Gtiate, BRMIeCCRET street | FOR GIa: dear Qc | ST Raritan’ Beach sea View: tone Islands ahd Witlow "A GREATER OFFER FOR CASH THIS MONTH | GEORGIA “Best we ever saw.”—Grapic MINS'RELS. Haven Grove. MARTIN & KASKELL, ILL South street, | Bait Pa Ley neering, ‘teinway, bd 3. at Seer And Oe f plantati eed a (gt | Bal Co.: other Ane Pianos @ on instalments | GE “Truest pletures of plantation i TET EI nasvakeee PrtN toe a steantier oaeaee and for rent. X. BALL & st Fourteenth st. | GEORGIA. yr ver given.”—N. Y. pe eg I NEI S LISH) cary et ev i i Bana ous, ‘New York ate fully warranted! Instaiments taken: rent $6: upright. GEORGIA _ Seats secured at the oe MINSTRELS, F : os == | B. CABLE, corner Sixth avenue and Twe hird st. | (O}OSEY SINNi8 PARK THEATRE; BROOKLYN. were MUSICA ees | “PIANOS, PIANOS at cost. at cost, Ri: | Ce yoy mmaunied,tnd unabaing accom Ot ASS SLNGER,—A FIRST CLASS ARTIST (FRENCH) moval, Removal. Ayo Ne Peary ghey $HNs | the establishment nightly and Wednesday and Saturday | BAiures e sivegtion ins Catholic church ag basy givekering, $100; 7% octave new Plane, $225. Organ, | arternoons. The greatest bill ever presented. embracing | singer; can read atsight Address E. F., box 1,638 New j 11 Clinton place (Eighth street), ‘near Broa ny. THE CALVIN ORYofAL CASKET MYSToRY, | York Post office. ROGRAMMKS, POSTERS, PAMPHLE Press Opiniens and all Kinds oi sical conservatories and entertain in thi ING most elegai LECTURE Nervous 1 KAHN’ Museu | Broadway, near A STABLISHME, Nt style atthe Mes THE LECTURE VERY EVENT ebiliy and spe im. ‘Remember Fourth street, TICKETS, Printing for mu: ts are furnished TROPOLITAN RINE. f, 218 Broadway. largest Admission 50 cents, the | magnificent Museum in the wortd. ZCTURE EVERY NiGHT, AT 8 O*CLOUK, ON nhood and the Cause ' of cline " at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broad Tts Premature De- way, between Houston and Bleecker streets. C PRINTING ES \OOPER ereopticon i ets can be ROFESSOR DOREMUS? Tilustrated Lectures on the “Agreement Between IRCULARS, TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, POSTER: Pamphlets’ and all other Printing tor lecturers readers done at low rates, by the METROPOLIT: TABLISUMENT, 218 Broadway, N. Y. UNION FREE PEOPLE, in the Great Hall, at 8P.M. SATURDAY, | March 13, the lecture will be delivered by the Hon. Rob- K. Roosevelt on ‘Fish Culture,” illustrated by the | ABRAM LECTURES FOR THE F- 3 k had gratis at the office of the Cooper Union and at the book stores ot A. Brentano, Union square, and D, Van Nostrand, No, 22 Murray street HEWITT, secretary, the Scientific and Mosaic Accounts of Creation,” at As- sociation April 2 for single les Corlies & Macy's A <I. SAUSEN + at Masonic 14 Kast d4th stre R. TRENOR’ Lyric Hall, Rece pr! | Py moderate prices, rd v CIRCULARS at private ac ADEMY OF DA jali—Tuesdays. March 16 and eserved seats for course, $2; 1 and Graham's, 8 DANO Hall, Lie et. PRE 3A! 723 xth avenue, ious Dansante every Friday evening. HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 213 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities for doing all Kinds of rinting with unasual promptness and at WANTED TO PURCHASE, _ OOD FIREPROOF SAFE WANTED for @ first class Piano. AOTORY, box L29 Herald offic (PHB METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT is at 215 Broadway, inthe erald Baudt JANTED—AN ALCOHOL STILL AND COLU complete; capacity 5) to 75 barrels. , and Friday, rved seats ure, $1; at Putnam's, Appicton’s, Wenck's, DANCING ACADEMIES, NG AO, ADEMIES —CLASSES Crna, | rvoir square, | Re: Addre; MN, Address, tor one week, i. H. FLACK, box 119 Herald office, FANTED tO walnut Partitior nd Desks, PURCHASE—A 816 ND ITA for banking house. Address FIXTURt®, Post ofice box 1,249, BRCM, COW best quality, | 87 spruce sireok NIN LAR at ADEN, Blin __ MISCELLANEOUS. ve QUANTITIES AND | ENSTOK & LOEWEN, | | carved j P | of our own manutactui Matinee, 15c., 25e. and 50c, ; Sc. and 75c. “ : ame ROSEWOOD MELODEON, COST $90, FOR $20; | overstrung carved Piano, $125; rent, $4; Prince Or- Nights, I5c., 35¢., OWERY OPERA HOUSE, 21 BOWERY. gang; Steinway Plang for rent ; GORDON € S08, 15 East Fourteenth street _ | Bednar | Ge tiry or ed A GREAT OFFER WE WILL, FOR A FEW Days, | ee ety erat rer Barents mutates DCee dispose of 10) Pianos, Organs ani Melodeons of first | NATINER THE STUART SISTERS. Glass makers. inciuding Waters’, ac lower prices than MATINEE | gry THE SAUART BIBTERS ome ever beiore omered. We invite’ ihe public to examine | MATINEE | ATHIS EVENING Indies admitted tree our stock. HORACE WATEKS & SON 4U Broadway. | Mrbipate | and id ricte Drees Patterns gives atreee N ELEGANT STEINWAY & SON'S PIANOFORTE for sale.at a sacrifice; a brilliant toned octave NTERTAINMENT— | GRAND DRamatic & f richly carved, four round, rosewood cage, full agraffe, y Piano, 1 improvements, printed | in. aid of the Guarantees bill ofeales cost $878. Tar S20" cab ee | HOMEOPATHIC ROSPITAL FAIR ASSOCLATION, Box tor shipping. N. B.—Used only. eight. months by | tardiktaraclh Sitti wana private family: must positively be residence 210 West 2lst st. LADY WILL SELL FOR LESS THAN $100 Chickering Fiunotorte, perfect order: alsg elegantly ven octave upright Pianotorte for $16, mod- | ern improvements. 28 Third street, near Bowery. BRILLIANT OTAVE ROSEWOOD | bisa i tee fu THIS (Wriday) EVENING, March 12, 1878, Tickets, $1. To be had at Scribner's, 654 Broadway, or at the door of the theatre. Doors open at 7:30, Curtain rises at & R, JEROME HOPKINS’ SECOND|PIANO LECTURB Pianoforce rT, cost $00, for e250; J) Concert” this aiternoon, when he will eetin play tool an ver; makers warranted, wate residence, | trom colossal programme of ONE HUNDR ‘OM. Beast Twentieth street, near Broadway, tor three days. | POSITIONS, from memory at dictation. Steinway Hall —- ma ap | Subiect. “Tilt MUSIC OF THE INTELLECT.” Tickets, BRILLIANT TONED 7) FOUR LARGE | $1, at Ditson’s, 711 Broac way. round Windsor Pianotorte, used eight months, a 275: one rosewood bradbury Piano, cost | usic Cabinet, Stool, Cover, Box tor shin- Hg; also Parlor suit, in satin, cost $600, for $: mcrsp | cs | A NEW DRESS FOR YOUR MOTHER IN-LAW.< Ladies admitted free this evening (Bowerv Opera House), and beautitul Dress Patterns given away. 7 uit, seven pieces, $50: Carpets, Mirrors I eae Bronzes, China, silverware, Bedroom Suits, HILHARMONIC SOCIETY, es. Butfet, China, &e. Gall at private r PUBLIC REHEARSAI Istreet, near Sth avenue. N. B.—von't buy until | FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 2% PM, you sec aud hear the tone of those instruments. House | ACADEMY OF MUstc, open trom 9 A. M. too P.M PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL ROSEWOOD | 7 octave Pianotoste, round corners, modern im. | ovements, Lighie & Bradbury, $100; Cover, Stool. 243 | st sth street, between 2d and 3d avenues. 68 ~KAST GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 100 PERFORMERS, HERR CARL BERGMANN, CONDUCTOR, RW DRESSES GIVEN AWAY —TONY PASTOR admits the ladies free this evening, and gives them rich Dress Patterns. Good thing for the ladies SIXTY-FIRST lA” cali PIANO, VRRAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND | T Pianos, of the very best quality, yet low for cash, at FISCHER'S, 4 nt 425 West iwenty-cighth street, near Ninth avenue, ANOFORTES,—SECOND HAND, IN) THOROUGH | order, tor sale atlow prices; also Pianofortes to rent | e by CHICKERING & SONS, No, | 1 hast Fourteenth street, between Broadway and Fitth GILMORE’S, TWERTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND, SECOND GRAND CONCERT, SATURDAY, MARCH 13, 1875, AT ARMORY, Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue, at 8 o'clock. Tickets (at the door), 50c. CHARGE FOR RICH DRES3ES.—TONY PAs. avenue, SNe peenmerpecits - —_—— TOR admits the ladies tree to his Opera House thie IANO WANTED—POR FINE BUILDING Lot, | ¢yening, and distributes rich Dress Matterns among near station, on Northern Railroad, five miles from | them. city, lightly ineimbered. C Office Tinperial Gas Machine, 119 Liberty street. QTEINWAY, CHICKERING, DOANE, BRADBURY » and other second hand Pianos for sale, cheap for cash, of on monthly instalments, 112 West Fourteenth street. fares ADIKS AND @®NTLEMEN FITTED “FOR THE | L Oramatio and Variety Stage on reasonable terma, Pupils hav ‘tunity to play while undergoing in- structions. GARDINER, 449 enth avenue, 6 “LioNY PASTOR ADMITS LADIES TO HIG 14 01, Mowery Opera House this evening, and West SrOP 2 SET REED ORGAN, SOLD ELSE. | vhe' ad $200; elegant 7%; octave square Piano and | vf 278 Cover, STABEN & CO., i18 West léth st, near 6th rpay ¥ bye INS 7 N “Ww PIANOS. L. o, | NIGHT, | gives away beautiful Dresses, NEWHALL .'S, 87 Union square, and the only mare cu er Rouse in ¥ Wliere the celebrated “MePnuil” | 0 Ce ee og eo eee ee Yorn) ‘anos are sold. @ SOR. REE allied | pend A.M to5 P.M. Monday: TLL SKLL FIRST CLASS 7 OVTAVE ROSEWOOD | os > . . Wiiitianotiiet one rourth wha ty worth: wou, | QQ] BOW) DREW PATTERNS | nowe take cloching for part payment; must be sold. No. edine petmineee trees, prety TO-NIGH TE. IE WALLACE HOPS.—TWENT NIGHT tail” Banc Fourteenth street, from 801 eM. ne ast Fourtee oe GEORGE F, WALLACK & SON, Of ast Foust ot ily second street.