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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
TEJTANTS' REGISTER.
17ft hudson street-front boom, with pan
Li-1"' -.?*l-!!eeond floori ***0? room, with closets,
wardrobe and bedroom ??kW, on third floor, la let. with
board, to grntlemen and thalr wires, or to aiagie geottomen.
Brae pleaaanUy located, near ttL John's Park; Coders 1m
provemeu a. References exchanged.
VP?. K*A15?' *?*A8E OV A WELL ESTABLISHED
"O'?1 <? he aold by the family of the late proprietor. Toe
Bouse contalna thirty -one bedroom*, large dining hall, par
#?r and reading room a, and extensive kitchen aoooamo
?a. ton, 4c. The furniture to be taken at a valuation. Apply
aatho Traatlm Square Hotel. S28 Pearl street.
A^m SMALL HtiTKL TO LEASE? WITH A PORTION Or
t^e furniture, from 91,200 to $1,MM. for sale: the house
?w?m from 40 to M rooms, including a spacious dining room
and large kitchen. with gae and Croton water throughout,
hatha, ??. B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
A NICK TEREK STORT
let, la Twenty-third atree
avenues, with baths, gaa and
range, Ac. Everything la In
MOO. Apply to B. W.RICHi
NICK THRRK 8TORT AND BAKEMRNT HOUSE TO
let, In Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh
chande tone. hot and cold water
. , - complete order. Yearly rent
AfPly to B. W. RICUAHDr, 807 Hroadway.
A PROFITABLE DINING SALOON. RESTAURANT
and lodging houae to let. wlh Immediate po^oV
SK&ryw
!??? b. w.
A PRETTY, HM ALL BKICK COTTAQR, HANDSOMFfY
pap. red, genteel and healthy nelghboM, iven roaw
iron balflonr, marble mantels, basement AtTRent ?iw ??;
btayea paai the door. Also elegant suit of rooms
A BARS CHANCE OP A PROFITABLE SWELLING ?
?er . boiMtaf No. 278. corner of Water aiid
?Inn a ifn? 1 *. f? *tore' with Uzturee and atock;
leered fo?Tt?? fl>r * gond reau ^he whole to be
?5? wLhe!rtoM^lnt?e country.00 m?t,er*l# ,enn8' M the
A desirable HOUSE TO I KT? near ST. JOUNM
??i ,. ,roo'?la, w',h U>e modern Improvements; from
oa,i<Je?' w{?? wlU remain; the entire furul
?b w riohIr^,1"^- mtdw'?vBdU'* P?? *?? Apply
T1BOA11WAY STORE TO LET? SKO'JND STORY OF
~ house 687 Broadway, between Amity and Fourth atreets
consisting of two splendid rooms, foriy-alx feet deep, with fold
tog doors; the best location in Broadway for any light genteel
683 brott w?yMea lnvmediato. Apply to A. HATHaWAY,
TJROALWAY STORK TO LET-FOR THE TERM OF
5pi;atm6SKBroP^!011 lmmedUael7- Bent
/ROLLINS HOTKL? WILL LKT, WIfH OR WITHOUT
Vy boaid, some fine large family rooms, parlors and bed
?*?"-0sln reasonabfe terms, to trSlelTi^eraane*
Zgtto rtw with J Zl view8' 1 10CiUou U be,u'iruJ- ?"?l
T alLMAN A MAPE3. Proprietors.
TJRY GOODS STORE TO LET-NO 135 SPRING STREET.
d..?Sar ?rS*d.w*y' ^Ptajuree ojmplete, with lmmedute pos
seaston. A first rate stand. Apply at 107 Spring street
FB8T CLASS HOUSE TO LKT? NMARLY OPPOSITE
Stui veaant park, modern built Rent $350, whl'h tne
desirous oi tnkln j out In board for himself and famliv
JV Ji k5 ,4> whom the privilege would be
?T?t >1 J2r .&>?? * .0,Ji?r #e',eot boarders. References
street. respectability. CaU at 173 EastFutoeath
V'kJv1 ANNIVRBSARIRS-MILLER'S CITY ASSAM
dUm. Broadway.? These new and beautiuil
f001"*' for anniversary meeunga. will seat 1,300 per
jws. or the two rooms opened into one will aeat 2,0u0 persons
xnev are 'ne most e'egant rooms ever oll'ered for public use.
fiSrer Amerioa. Terms reasonable. Ioqu're of
the proprietor. GBt?. W. MILLKK.
TjHJRMIJHKD HOUSE TO LET, IN BROOKLYN- WITH
X1 in a few mLnuea' walk of the Sooth ferry, a new three
liory atone front house, with all the modern improvements*
handtomclj fnrniahcd. Apply at No. 99 Amity street. South
nNOKIJD.
Furnisbkd parlor and bedrooms to lkt
Furnished bedrooma and attic bedrooms to let; also one
large parlor, with ante room, If required, suitable for a den
tiht or daguertoiyplst. No family need apply, at 23 Bowery.
I3.RAMERCY LODGE ROOM TO LET.-THE LARGE
W and handsome room tn Oramercv Hall, corner of Third
avenue and Twentieth street, will be let for Tuesday, Wednes
day and Friday evenings. Inquire on the pramlaea. Also, the
ogster and dining saloon in baaement, with fixtures complete.
Hotel stand to lkasb-a finb mansion
house, stable, boat and bathing house, and six acres of
f ft .fffif?;1 ,lt?a"on. on Mmpeth avenue, shell road,
Madlrg n-cm WUllamsbui* to Newtown and Flushing. Ap
ply en the promises, to WM. H. PUBMAN. Stages passing
the di^ ie*TB P*?11 sUP and Grand street ferries througn
Hodbb. garden and coach house to let, or
. Windsor terrace. Flatbusn L. I., tourth house
west of Coney Island plank road, on Vanderbl t street. Tlw
?owe to perfect order, and the situation equal to any on the
plank road. Posseaaion on the 1st of April, i860.
H0C8EN0- 139 WRhT THIRTY FOURTH STREET, TO
tot? Tbrae stories, brown stone front, English bailment,
Bi jstsiffiw&sxtr " Amr 10 buwar^
HOD8BS TO LHT? RENT t63C. ? ONE OR TWO THREE
? ?torybaaement houses. In the vlclnltv of Madison square.
aiso, on lurty thlrd street, near Lexington avenue, four story
i ? wlth>M.and WIM?r on every floor. Also, on Twenty.
?Ighth jUf et, D?twe?n f ourth and Madison avenues. Applv
t? fc B. KINHHIMhR, 319 Fourth avenue, from 3 to 7 S. M
M^IC NOTICIC.? THE LODGE ROOM IN MASONIC
v_ . V?w 4il Broadway, totot tor Maaoulc lodges oaly.
Mufilaight ?ree?" ON' ^ Jo,u?'? Hotel, corner Canal
N"1^* APARTMENTS TO LET? THR 8BCONP ACT
A* fourth Boon, each consisting o throe handsome loftr
reams, with large kttoaen and pantries, gaa and Croton water,
gart cellar, attic, Ac; each floor has a separate hall; No. 1^5^
Broadway, con or of Forty first street, wil be let cheap, to
to** l*0 ffBtoel families. Inoulre of R. AbERBACK, tfo. 1
Ojatre street, near the Cltv Hall, from ten to four, or at 127
Btvto gtoo street, from Ave to eight o'e ock.
"M"?. - SECOND PLACE. -VEBY DISIRABLB AND
^ wl' 10 ?*?? 8~?rt
OF PICKS AND W OBK8HOP8 ? TO LIT, IN 81 NAd
a hon*S ?r'ow 8nn 0?08' ?n aecon},
?urd. fourth and fifth floors, suitable for artlsU or any buainete
C2^1?5/?5Ii,"bl *nd ruonM- Apply to EUGBRB FERRIS,
bootmaber, 62 Nassau s'roet
r\PPlCE8 TO LET-A SUIT OF THERE OFFICES TO
CUI. ?lR^MWlh![,^9^Vr^ert>f
KOOMS TO LET.? A PRIVATE FAMILY, OCCUPYING
a he use with all the modern improvements, a few mlu
^ Washlsgton square and the Plflh avenue,
5 L'L10 ? ?tog)? gentioaaan a handsomely furnished pa r
e!wfinged?r00Itt AQ(^* J- M- c . Herald office, Referenoes
T>OOM TO LEI -WITH STEAM POWER. A GOOD*
maxufscturlBg purposes, will be raised and
SO^Uretmwich rtreetf ?" ^ ptmai?"' to?- W" WIGHT,
STATEN ISLAND -TO LET. AND FURNITURE FOR
?ale, a first c aas country reaidenoe, elegantly furntaned.
,i.enae- Possession given Immediately. Ap
p? to TlltibDORtt ti. MARIuN, 3& Broadway, roam 40.
STRAM POWEB. ? SHOPS TO LET, WITH OB WITH
oat power, 22 by Bo, up to 43 by 100 feet; well lighted with
twenty seven windows cn a floor; will be iet low to good ten
aots, and pees sealoa given immediately. For parUou'ars in
14 ??tock
S*RA?f POWER TO LET. ? LOFTS WELL LIGHT RD,
*"h tw^ve wlndoos on each, with ste?dy steam Apolv
at JOHN EENNKDX'8 steam marble worka. Thirty tlflj
et it et and Broad way. '
STOBAGB.-THE WHOiJE OR A PORTION OF a
large well secured rooa, easy of acce?,wUl oe letaftw
?e Ural or April. Persons breaklr g up housekeeping wlU And
Bis a sate and convenient place to a>ore chilce articles for any
lragth of tme. Apply at 62 White atroct, of C. W. JAR Vis.
CJTORE TO LET-IHK STORK. CORNRR OF LUDLOW
C? and Canal, formerly Waller stree:, 41 by 16 feet, Poesoa
eton 1st of AprU or May. Apply to H, SCEElDKR, 161V Di
?tele n sueet.
QTORETO LET. -A STORE UNDER THE 8T. GBR
_j main Hotel. Junction of Broadway and Fifth avenue, to tot
to^a responsible party. Apply ai the office of the hotel.
TO LET- TO A SMALL FAMILY, WITHOUT CHIL
A dren. the seeond story of house 82 dreene atreet, two door,
above Kptlng street, aud two blocka from Broadway; It h>?
six rtokjx on the second floor, ana the. Croton water ea seui*
floor. Apply at No. 8 Feiry atreet. Also, a loft at Nol 8 Ferry
street 10 Jet.
rLBT-PROM THE 1BT OP MAY NEXT, A NKA1
cottage bouse and summer retldense. containing 9 rooms
and kktchsr , with 10 acres of gn>nnd situated at Kln*a "Id*
aad iron ting the river. For terms and rurther parUcuart.
W'J J^tWMn the hours of 11 A. M. and # P. Jt, to M. IJ.
?WEN . 116 It Uham atreet
?TO LET-FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSM, ON SUNOaYS,
X the large room at Dod worth s Academy, H96 t?oadwar.
Is well seated, lighted and warmed. Htudlos to let, in Brvk
lyn. at Iiodworth's Academy, U7 Montague place, butlt ex
preeslv for the purpose, with very fine lights and every aooom
?aodattoti.
rLET-Tns FINK SOUTHEAST CORNER STORE
and basement tront(h? on < 'anal and Hudson streets a
eapftal trnauee for the clothing or shoe business, alee, store
and daellta* No. 237 Canal atreet; also", stoles and dwellings
483 and 491 Wathlntton street, opposite (TUntoa market aud
olose to the Hudson River Railroad depot Possewtiin of all
1st May. Also, small stores, and Nos, 220 Hudson street and
191 and 199 Canal striet. Possession Immediate. Apply to
J AMKH PRICE. *0. 200 Hudson street P 7
TO LET-IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, IN M. VERY DKSI
rabie location, a first class three story hou.e, throe room
deep situated on Union street, between Clinton and Court
streets; also, near City Hall, a first daks three story house, 246
Pearl street, near Myrtle avenue; alto, In the handsome brick
building, three very large rooms, one on each door, o- w.mid
be divide! up Into ofllr.es, If required. Apply to D. A. RoB
BIN8, 290 Pearl street, Brooklyn.
rpo LET-TO A SMALL, GENTREL FAMILY, Till Srt
A eood story of liotise No. 8 Bayard stree", containing front
aiifl. ?>ack parlor, closets and kllcOan. Inquire at No. 8 Bay
aid ?ttrueu
fIX) LEI- TO TWO YOUNO MKN, A NICELY FURNISH
ikl' "L1? "ghtard fire, one door from Bro.ulwav,
W per w;ek.nOrA0de;,"s W.CK45'! rtnJl?'^XM',U^' ' ""
SSlt "KS1 JMSTr.'Sl SS*|J TJSl;
closets, and line ysrd with grass ?iof, to a family wUhouUAU
gl Orchard Hreat, near Dlvlsloa atre.-T w'u,ou' , wl
T!, LET? KRONT PARLOR AND^RAOE ROOW ntf
first Ihor, brdroom?. two bssements with ran.e'ntn
iries, Ac. ; ?lso, front and back room, two bedrooms i
floor, lnqnlre at 37 Hester street. "WXtoM, on seiond
fPO Lkr--PART OF HOUSE 3*1 IIHOoMK HfHK. T
1 near \ arlck, vi* : first Moor, four rooms, wi h ,
plsr.s, ?nu two large bedrno.ns on tblrilflTor. HenttKonTr
MUt Appiy on the premises, to EDW/.v E. UKOU ilfj
m> LRT-.m EAsr Brooklyn, TOrbb o^ttam
J hraws. b"il' in tbf Gothla stj le, with all the m ?<>r 1 m
nrivrnients; ga.<, marble mante's, dum ? w liters; rent ?r?
wnle avtrne cirs pass wltiln lihi feet every tiv\ oim7. il'
^5Jf1I?VaTenu?f w*"*'-*. *ill>mau s'ree!, s,?
TENANT*' REGISTER.
rpo LR-i FURNIBHBD house, in lovdon tkk.
1 race, Twentythlrd street, or will Mil the furniture, and
lease tbe doom tor five years. Add rvm B. H. T., Herald of
dee, with name aid reference.
mO LR-UI BROOKLYM, THE THREE 8 TOBY, ATTIC
X and subcellar brick house. Mo. 60 High (treat. Is fur
nished throughout with all (ha modem lmpruveaMmU. Rant
$600. Can be seen from S to ft o'clock P. M Apoly to TIMO
THY R. BIBBABD. Bo. 14ft Water street, New York.
TO LKT-TO A SMALL RESPECTABLE FAMILY, THK
upper pari of a new brown stone front bouae lo Forty
tilrd street, between Seventh Mid Eighth avenues aooth tide,
?an tain log all the modern Improvements, and eonvenlent to
several lines at care and stages. Possersion baiore the Brat of
Mar. Inquire on (he premises, between the hours of 3 and
5 r. M.
rpo LOT ? ON BE YENTY -THIBD BTBRET, BETWEK*
X the Third and Fourth avsnnes one of the row of two story
basement and attic brtek houses, with the adjoining lot at
ground. The hoase ooatalns merale sMoetls, range, grates.
Oroton water. Ac. Applv lo JOHN CALL All Ah, corner or
Seventy second street and third avenue, or of C. W. BARKER.
26 Pine street.
r LOT? AT HOBOKRN. SKYKRaL BRICK DWKL
ling houses, In the vtehmy of the ferries, at rests vary
ing from B200 to %1 00. Inquire at the land office, opposite
terry landing, of W. W. BH1PPKN, Agent.
mO LOT-IN BROOKLYN, A TOREK STORY FRAMB
X dwei'lng bo one, situate in Franklin avenue, three doirs
from Myrtle aven jo; coriiatuing eighteen rooms, in first rate
order, marble mantels and sliding doors oi solid mahogany; to
to a respectable tenant tbe rent will be very low. Inquire of
G. TauLIABUJC, m Pearl street, New York, or of R. P.
BUbH, Myrtle avenne. third door from Kentavsnue, Brooklyn.
r> LET? THK TWO STORY AND ATTIO HOUSE NO. 12
Ninth street, between Fifth sod Sixth avenues, with gas
fixtures, Ac. It can be seen between the hours of 1 and 4
o'c.ock P. M. Will not be let lor a boarding house. Apply to
IB A AC K. COTHBaL, Bo. 69 Wall street.
TO LET? A STORE, WITH A GOOD LIGHT OFFICE
attsrhed, situated on Bouth street, near Walt Also two
lofts in a building on Fulton street, suitable for offices, or any
business where a good light Is required. Apply at 62 South
street.
r LET-IN THE NEW THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
No. 408 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, the dwelling lioors
entire, eight rooms, closets, Ac ; rent $17 a month, its neat
store and basement floors (latter finished); rent $2d per month.
Bent of house $400 per annum. It is one of lour alike, with
iron balcon'es; location very desirable.
TO LET? A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE, WITH
lurnlture, In Port Richmond. Btaten Island, three minutes'
walk firm the terry. Occupation can be given 1st April. The
bouse is a trame building, with the modern improvements,
bsth rcom. Ac. Ibe grounds oont&in nearly three acres ana
are in a high state ol cultivation. A bathing bouse on the kills,
which bound tbe premises on the north; a stable and other out
houws, in comple'e order. Apply to J AMES BISHOP A Co.,
No. 3 Beaver street.
fpO LfcT-THE LABOR FOUR STORY BRICK DWSLL
1 lng 45 Whitehall street second block above the terr as,
and directly opposite the Battery: has been occupied the last
six years as a boarding and lodging house; an excellent loca
tion Rent $?00 a year.
TO LET-HOUSES IN THIRTEENTH. FIFTEENTH, Six
teenth, Seventeenth, Twentv-secona, Twenty fifth, Bleeck
er, Houston, Walker, Grand Sullivan and Renwtak streets;
heoond, 'lhlrd and Madison avenues; ft Mark's, Waverly and
Clinton places. Ac. For particulars apply. to BAYLES A
KOWis, No. 48 Fourth avenue.
rLST? K1EAM POWER, IN A WELL LIGHTED
lolt, heated by steam. Apply on the premises, t> the un
dersigned, Stste street, between Hicks and tJolutr.bla, Brooc
lyn. near South Itrry, or at 16 Maiden lane, up stairs.
_ W. A. COLLINS A CO.
TO LET? IN WHITE BTREET, TBIRD oOOR FROM
Broadway, west side, three fine rooms on third floor, (r jnt
bulldirg, suitable ior artists dentists, Ac. Also, three floors
In rear oiilldlng, suitable for workshops, or any genteel bust
nets; fine airy rooms, with best of light front and rear. One of
the moat central Mid desirable locations to be found. Apply
to J. B. PLIMPTON, 02 White rtrcet.
rpo LET-AT FLUSHING, L. I.. ABOUT HALF A MILE
A from the ral road depot, a farm house, out buildings, pool
try yard, snd large garden ot two acre', containing asparagus
bed and a laige number of fruit trees, grape vines, Ac ; well o*
gotd water and two c sterns at the do- r. Accessible eight
times ? day by steamboat at d rmiroad from Fulton market
slip, hent only $t7&. More land it derlred. Apply to DAVI D
8, WILLIAMS. at Flushing, or 184 Fulton street.
TO LET? GREENWICH STREET STOrtK.? NO. 171
Greenwich street, adjoining the corcer ot Murray. A
first rate stand for any business; It Is at present occuoied as a
stationer y store Bent $600. Apply to JOHN LAOiCN, 100
Washington street.
r|>0 LET.? THE STORKS ON THE FIRST FLOOR, AND
X offices above, in ibe new brown stone building oorner of
Nassau and Beekman streets, tour doors east of the Park, will
be flulsbed for occupancy on or before tbe 1st of May. No ex
pense baa been spared to make it a first class and substantial
building in every respect. The premises are very favorably
located, and wel> adapted 'or banker* brokers, insurance,
lawyers, watch Importers, engravers, Ao. Plans can be seen
at the adjoining office, 13 Beekman street.
TO LOT-TO A SMALL FAMILY, PART OF THR
house 226 lhompson street, betweer Amity and Beecker,
containing a front parlor on second story, with bedroom attach
ed: also, from l basement and attic room; gas and Oroton water
in the bouse. A very desirable location. Teat $230. For par
ticulars inquire at 221 Thompson street.
r LOT? IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, A HANDSOMK
room, on the first Door, to one or two gent'emen; house
newly furnished. Apply at 203 Fanrth street.
TO LET- TWO PLEABANT FRONT OFFICES, CON
necting, with folding doors, No. 3ft Pin* street; well sl>ua
ted for as Insurance or other oomoany. Apply to BaGLEY A
SaY AGE, 36 Pine street, Great Western Building.
r LET.? PART OF A HOUSE TO LET, IN A GOOD
neighborhood, to a small family. Inquire at 100 Christo
pher street.
rpo LOT-THREE PLEASANT ROOMS ON THIRD STORY,
J. to gentlemen, without board, In a private family. Rooms
tnrnianeiLor not, to suit Permanent residents desired. In
quire at No. 7 areveort place. Tenth street, near Broadway.
mo LOT.? THOSE TWO FIRST CLASS HOUSES, NOl
X 164 and 166 West Thirty -eightn street, ;south side, complete
with all the modern Improvements; rents moderate. App.y lo
JOHN H. MORBIB, 246 West Thirty -fonrth street.
mO LET? THE DESIRABLE THREE STOBY HOUSE ?>
X Ncs. 123 and 126 Hammond street. $626; also, No. 7 Laig i.
street, sear Canal, $800; also, Nos. 381 and 3D3 Sixth street
near avenne D. $480; also, the handaome large store and eel
lsr No. 93 Sixth avenue, near Jefferson market. $760; also,
marble yard No. 07 end M sixth avenue. Apply to &. L.
HUt Dam, 168 Waverley plane, near Sixth axenue.
TO LET? IN FIFTH STREET, WILLI A *8 BUBO, 8E
ccad and tllrd floors, eight rooma. Also, In same house,
firs', floor, par ors. bedroom, basement and cellar. Rent $12
and $10; very respestable for two families only. Next house,
par'ors, folding doors; bedroom, basement and cellar; rent
only $10. Inquire of K H. QUI NN, cottage hove, Filth street,
between North Skth and Seventh streets, or 82 Nassau street.
New York.
r LET-IN BROOKLYN, FBOM THE FIRST OF MAY,
to a respectable small family, the lower part of s neat
two story britk house, consisting of front and back parlor,
front basement and two bedrooms. Good garden. Ao. situ
ated at 302 on BsmBi Third street. K D., late Wltlamsburg,
twelve minutes' walk from tour ferries. Bent $160 per annum.
Apply on the premises.
rpO LST-A HOUSE AND ABOOT ONE ACRE OF
. . _ .. . in Pearl
l street.
X land, at Ford ham, near the depot; also, a store, in I
street, near Chatham. McMAHOM, 176 Chatham stn
rpO LET-TO A FAMILY OF GROWN PERSONS, PART
X of a three story house, three rooms on seewa floor, one
on third, and front basement; has tbe modern Improvements.
To be seen from 3 to 6 P. M. Apply at 80 West Twenty-ninth
street, near Sixth avenue.
TO LEr-PIRT OF THE THREE STORY HOUSE, 108
Thompson street with bath, hot and cold water, range,
Ae. , consisting of the second story, one room on third floor,
tsck basement, part of under oelar. Rent $2G0.
O LFT? THE UPPER PART OF THE NEW HOUSK,
_ 924 Broadway. Gas and bath will be Introduced Also
the large store ana basement, 928 Broadway. Also tbe house
49 Waiker street. Applj to W. 8. JAR VIS, 308 Elm street,
near Spring.
r LET? THE DWELLING PARTS OF HOUBR8, 980
and 382 Fourth avenue, with immediate possession. Rent
$600. Houses li nice order, twelve rooms, gas, bathi, dumb
r
?WW. uumee u UIW3 uiuw, moi'D unuus, unuii, uutuu
waiters, Ac. Apply to K. B. KinSHIMKR, 319 Fourth ave
?"is, Irom 3 to 7 P. M.
I O LET? THE FOUR STORES, WITH BASEMENTS,
I and four show rooms to each, 43 to 41 Canal street, near
Hxiadway; willbe ahered to suit applicants; likewise, three
'us, oorner Llspenard street and Urovlwar, for business
!?> unses. Rant from ?200 to $406. Apply at 14t Chamber*
s'l-eet.
pOUCT? PART OF MODKRN HOUSE 309 WEST THIRTY
1 second street, between Eighth and Mlnth avenues, oppo
r i a the chuicb; location Is beautltul; back parlor, front or
tixck kitchen, with, range or not: three rooms on tliird floor,
l i nL Rent, with use ef gas, $360. Poasessesskin immedi
ately or lsi April. Owner's family occupy remainder ot
house.
rO LET? THR GRNTERL THREE STORY. HIGTI BASH
mem, brown stone front hjtise, 70 West Thirty-second
street, near hixth avenue; oontsms ar. the modern lmo-ove
u etts, wl'h gas fixtures. Rent $"68. Inquire on the premises,
ort.; E. Kennedy, 102 West Twenty fourth St., near Kigbttiave.
TO LET- THE SECOND STORY OF HOUSE NO. 476
IniE 1MB, consisting ot front and back NSBHkJpB
marble mantels, and three bedrooms on tame floor; near First
avttme. Apoly on the premises.
TO LET-AT YORKY1LLR, NEAT AND WELL FUR
nlshed houses on Elghtv second and Eighty lhlrd straaU
Rents varying from $176 to $236. The houses consist of sero t
rooms and pantries, Croton water, and good yanls Apply to
Ihos. W. McLKaY, 122 Bleecker street. New York.
ffO LOT-A VERY DESIRABLE THRER STORY DWBLL
1 lng, wltlt the modern improvements, and in fine enter.
No. 81 aing street. Inquire on the premises.
rpo LET-A FIRST RATE BRICK UTABLB, SUirABLK
JL for lour liotses, situated at Hroome strpiH, neir V*r
Ick. Bent, $i> per mor.ih Posseaslon glv^n the 1st ot Ma;
Inquire on ibe premlies. EDWIN K. KNOLANU.
r LET-IN SOUTH BEOOKLYN, THE WHOLE OK
parts of the buildings lf>2 and 164 Court street, nea- Bal
tic; aiso, part of a ht.use In New York, 1 with gas, bath, Ac.
Apply to FREDERICK M. BUTLER, 66 White street, N. Y.
rpo I.ET-TO A SMALL FAMILY, THK DWELLING
L pattof house I'll Bowery, corfrlstuig or four rooms. Pos
session given immediately If required- Apply on tbe premises.
TO LET OB BEEORN HEIGHTS? ABOUT 2tf MILK'-t
from Jersey City, a snug hrlek house .vlth trame addlUoi,
about < ne acre of gronnd, with a variety of fruit, and g?.>i
burn; on the ground it a well of good water; omnibuxei pass
the door through the day and evening every few mir uies. An
ply on the premises, or to ALEXaN DkR WILEY, 70 Soutn
street
r) LET OR FOR SALB-A HANDSOME SMALL HOUBH,
with eight acres of land, in We?tchester county, near
Wllftsmtbrldgfl. a de?irabrp tenant mm- have it on reason
ahle terms. Apply to STkftRATT KINGO.N A Co., ,)0 Vesey
street.
fliO LET OB LEASE? THK LARGE FIVE STORY HO.
1 fei or iMterdiim lioitse on the corner of Broome an.l K m
stree-s near Broadwav. The premises are in c implete order,
listing recently born pa nled and repaired throti f hout. nem
rsas^tiab e to k goo<l teuvnt. Possession Imtne llately. App y
'o R. H. BUTDaM, 1S8 Wnverley place, near Sixth avenue.
TO LET OR I.EASR? THK HOUSE, STORB AND RKAtt
(tweil'Dg btmH , 1R0 Christopher s;reet near Hohoken fer
ry. R?ot$426 Apply to uKonOK W. lis, At*, Mmhstan
Lou?e, wo Sowery.
TO LEA f^K? FOR A TERM OF TWKNrY ONK YUaE1',
a Hue >?.<ii i f (trout d, comprising foir 'ee i lo s, m iking
100 iret on ?en?cd sv*ruie snd SflO fee* >? Flfty-ioortn sir -et
For terms apply to C. llKiSh K, No. 1," S'ate street.
TKWAJTrS* RJCGISTER.
rro LEABB? AT 300 ItBOADWAY, PBOPEBTY WELL.
X ? utted for a manufactory, furniture Mora, prln'lng estab
lishment or other business purposes. PommUd immediately.
100 leetdeep, three floors. Apply to K. H. BKO WN, 71 Wail
street, from 1 to 3 P. M.
fpO LEASE FOR BEYEN TEA KB, FOB A CLUB, RM
X Uurant, hotel or business purposes? A spacious house,
In Prince street, near Broad way; p ana Cor extending tie pre
miaes can be Men at my office; lot 36x101.
JOHN B. BBLBO. S3 William stre?L
rRBNT FOR ORE YEAR? A LABOR HOUSB, WITH
furniture, in West TwetUv-iecoud street, near Klflh ave
nue; house 36 b? 63 feet, tour storlm, brown stone: furniture,
which ta ample for a large family, coat 97,000. It acraea
ble, Ike party would board with tM family. For particulars,
call on T. aLLEB, DB WaU street
TO FABKEB8 AND HARKBT OARDENERH. ? TO LET,
about sixty acrea of land, with a dwelling house, barn
and outbuildings situate at the High Bridge, Westc tester
county. Apply, from 1 to I o'clock, at the offiae of PLATf,
(iKkaRI) A BUCKLEY, 27 Wall street.
TO BAKERH.-A NEW BUILDING OR OKB OF THE
avenuea would be leaaed for a bakery, with immediate
possession The house has excellent dwelling accommoda
tions, with a One store on fit at tioor, and the licaUon U one of
the best In the city lor a first class baker. Apply to A. J.
BLtKOKlCB A CO.. Mo. 7 Broad street.
rPEA STORK OR 1)RY OOOD8. ? AN ELKO ANT BTOAB,
1 88 ftet deep. 10 let, in Williamsburg, with rooms attached
for a family, now doing a good business as a tea store. Kent
moderate. A rare opportunity to a good, energetic maa. In
quire at 461 Grand street, W lluamsba g.
Tailoring establishment to let-in the
Bowery, near Grand street; one nf the best locations for
(he clothing trade; has been occupied for that ouslne^s for the
lut twelve j ears. Stock and fixtures lor sale; Utted up In
roodtrn style; second Hoar fitted up for showroom and custom
department. H8)?.
WANTED-A GKNTLMCAN AND WIFE. WITHOUT
children, oocupylng a large liouie, are deilroua of leUJo -
the same to a genteel private family, and would tako the rent In
board. Inquire of Dr. LKaCH, Court street, oorner of Car
roll park, feouth Brooklyn.
INSTRUCTION.
1 ? OLTVRR B. GOLDSMITH'S WRITING AND
lOt)U? bookkeeping academies, 362 Broadway and 277
Ful'on &treei, Brooklyn, open day and evening lor clam or
private Instruction. Sew puplla received dally, and full bus
ceil guaranteed to all.
From the Mew York Oeurter and Enquirer.
The Chirographic art li much more Important to mankind
than It la generally eonetdernd, and Mr. Goldainlth may verj
well claim to be coniildered at its head.
From the 8undpy Diepateh.
Mr. Goldsmith la, par excellence, the penman of America.
Be certainly stands alone, unapproached, In this conn try,
boih in the executive depar ment of his art and an an in
structor. Ilia pupils rank among Uie Unt'it penman in thif
community.
From the Sunday Mercury.
We say, attend Goldsmith's Bohooi In preference to all othera.
1 -BOOKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITHMBTIC.
iOOUi The'e important branches, without which young
men are Incompetent to transact bus mess for thennelves or
others, are thoroughly taught at M. 8. MAINE'S. ?<3 Grand
street, N. Y. and 100 Pulton street, Brooklyn Ladle's writing
classe' In separate rooms. S3, full course. Including stationery.
Can attend any hour, day or evening.
1 QFiC -BOOKKEEPING. WRITING. ARITHMETIC. -
IOl)U. Mr. DOI.BKaR, 609 Br old war, being assisted by
an accomplished practical bookkeeper, oll'era unusual advan
tases to persons seeking the best commercial Instruction
Geat emen entering this day, may rely on being qualified be
fore the first of May to Oil any situation as he^d bookkeeper*
QQQ BROADWAY.- BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC,
juOO writing. Ac. have been taught by W. J. RENVILLE,
at the above numoer, for the past eight years. Each student
Is separate y and caretully Instructed, asA enabled to read ly
apply In practice the knowledge Imparted te him. Open day
and evening. Terms reasonable.
ONLY FOR PENMANSHIP; 96 FOR BOOKKKEP
'Pi ing? Ladies' classes, 4 o'clock; gent erne n meet In the
evening. Must apply Immediately, frem 3 to a o'clock, at 773
Broadway, bet wet n Ninth and Tenth streets. 1 essons in elo
cution, Rnglith grammar and composition, the French Spanish
and German languages. C. BOBBIN'S RLLENWOOD.
A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WISHE8 TO FORM AOL ASS,
irom four to five scholars, to inctruct them In the Frenok
language. Let sons also given at the puplla' residences. None
but persons or respectability need apply, at 313 Hickjs street
Brooklyn, or address C. de B , box 20l Herald office.
FRKHCH LANGUAGE.? PROF. D. LAGROIX 2H)
Broadway, continues to receive new puplla for thorough
Idstructlon In the French language, Imparting to them, by an
easy and efficient method, a practical kno trlodg e of iL By a
new plan the conjugation of verba la so simplified as to be
i eaduy understood and acquired. Terms reaaonable.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S OBKAP AMI) VALUA
ble writing classes, open day and evening at 317 Bro id
way, by H. C. ROWE, teacher of penmanship, bookkeeping,
and arithmetic. Schools and private rami lea attended as
usual; age or deficiency no Impediment. Wedding, visiting
cards, and ornamental writing, executed to order.
THE MISSES ANTISEl LS' SELECT BOARDING AND
day fohool, Port Richmond, Staten island.? Parents and
guardians can obta'n for their children at the above seminary,
a good edmcaUtn, combined with the comlorta of a home.
Terms moderate.
TTTTBITI NG? PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. IB TAUOB1
TT apon sound tad Indisoutable principles, to the eoflrt
ex elusion at tfee modem alx and tea lesson charlatanry, hj
FOSTER k DfXON, 34< 1 Broadway. I SMoni day and evsaiag,
as nauaL Proapeotus on application.
MUSICAL.
A MAGNIFICENT AND RICHLY CARVED SEVEN OC
ix tave pianoforte for sa'e; costly finished, with elegant carved
legs, sllronad; made to order to soil, carefully ana thorough
ly; has rich round corners; mou'dlngs, full plate, richly orna
mented: grand action elastic touch, and in tone la beautiful and
rich, which ran be tested fully ; warranted tor two years from
December last by a celebrated eity maker, to whom refer* a ?e
will be given; eoet MSB; will now be sold for $176 cash or good
paper; a desirable chance to get a rich and castly Instrument
at a low price Please apply at the resMenoe. 638 Sixth avenuau
north ot Thirty seventh street, for two days, from,8 A. M. until
8 P.M.
A BARGAIN FOR CASH.? A NEW SEVEN OTTAVE
piano, with metallic frame. Apply at 112 Maodougal
street, m the rear.
Bargains.- just received, another lot op
those 6% oetave pianos, round corners and iron frames,
for 1100; second hud do. for W0. 9160 and 9171. Melodeons
tar 916, 936 and W0. Pianos asd melodeons to let. atlowratea,
by 8. T. GORDON. 197 Broadway, agent tor Hallet, Davis k
Co. 'a pianos and Mason k Hamlin's melodeons and harmo
nlama.
Mile iliza valentinus two last oompori
Uona? " The Bonquet de Ball" and " Thy Voice," words
written hi her honor by Mme. Eliza Hnrley, will soon be pub
lished. The private concerts of the pnpils are given la a bril
liant style. She teachea at 622 Broad way, from U till 3 o'clock,
singing piano, thorough baas, and declamation,
Musical instruction. ? wilhelm doehler
respectfully Informs his friends and the public in gene
ral that he has removed to 308 West Fourth street, near
W ashington square. He continues to give leesona on the
pUno, violin and In singing.
PIANOS TO LET.? AN ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS,
both with and without the axilian attachment, to let or for
^ale on monthly papmente. Most liberal lnducementa are of
fered. Call at Ihe ware rooms ot 1 . Gilbert k Co, 419 Broad
way , corner of Canal street. H R. M aTTH K WS.
SEVERAL NEW PIANOS FOR SALE? AT LESS THAN
manufacturer's prices, to clone a ooncern. Haluer Bro .
maker*. New York. J. DaVISON, Hanover building, corner
William and Pearl streets.
HOU8KS* ROOM8' WANTED.
House wavted-thb whole or lower part
ot a neat two storv house, In the Seventh ward, New
York, or ia Brooklyn, within five minutes walk ot Catharine
ferrv, in a pleasant neighborhood, for which a tat* rent will lie
paid by a reaponslula t^naat. Address, staing paHiculars.
4r? Win. H. Wilson, *28 South street, or box 4.S90 New
York Post offiae.
pAKT~Or A HOCwK WaNTKD-FIVE ROOM 4 AND
JL bastment, with gas and water, for a genteel family,
either in the Seventh ward |er not above Broome street. Ad
drevs A. 11. C., Herald office.
STATRN INLAND.? WANTED, A FURNISHED HOC8P.
tor a rear, rest 9400 to $600, according to the quantity ol
f round, near a landlrg. f ullest particular* requested. Ad
dress Box 3,026 Post office, New York.
WANTRE? A FURNISHED ROOM, NEAR THE THIRb
or Fourth avenues, where a young lady can cook for
herself. Terms must oe moderate. Address, stating term*
and location, T R. H., Berald office.
?li;' ANTED TO HIKE-IN BROOKLYN, A SMALL COT
VT tage, or pari of a pleasantly lojated house as convu
dent at possible to the Fulton ferry. Rent must be reasonable
to a good teianl. Address, with foil particular*, Washington
box 269 Post office, N. Y.
OTAHIEP? A HOISK, WORTH ? 000 TO 9? 000, I ?
Tv Hew York, Brooklyn or Jersey City, in exchange for ?
cottage worth 93,000, at Port Richmond, Maten island wliblr
three minutes' walk of the ferry, address, with particulars,
N. O. M., Jersey City Post office.
WANTED? PART OF A FIRST CLASS HOI'flK. IN a
good neighborhood, tor a small family; or the advert!
ser would join a very small family . and take a good house at
97C0 or 981)0 rent. The be?i or references will be given and
required. Address O. P.. box 2 978, Post office.
WANTED- IN BROOKLYN, A THREE 3TORYHOUS-,
newly painted and papered, and otherwise In good re
pair, with all the modern Improvements, situated in one of the
streets running parallel with Montague strset; rent not to ex
c?ed 9*i00 to 9hni per annum; will be taken on lease I' found
n^every respect suitable. Address F, T., box 863 Poet ollloe
ANTED? A SKCON 1) HAN D ~8KWING MAC 11 NK,
(Wheeler A Wilson's, second size). Any person havim.
one to dlapose ot oheap, tor cash, will address A. M. B-rnnet
81 Fulton street, Brooklyn, stating price and where it can be
reea.
ANTED- IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, A SMALL HOUSE
or part of a house, In a pleasant neighborhood, for ?
smallMtiteel family without children. Address H. J., Herald
"fllce, (tiling location aLd rent.
ANTED? IN ABOUT TlfRKR WEEKS FROM NO* ,
by a gentleman of quiet habits, a middle sized fur
rikhfd room, In a small American, French or Herman family;
the locatlcn must be In a good neighborhood. Address, stAMny
price and particulars, H St., box 2.906 New Toik Po?t office
antrd-an officii. for a foreign com
slon house, from Fullon street (west) Warren street
Address, with teims, box 3,676. Post office.
WANTHD-PART or A HOUSE, HY A GEN1EKI
Ismllr, consisting of three grown persona, east of thi
Bowery , befow Fourth iitreet preferred. Bent from Sato to
9W0 per annum. Apply to J. BROWN A CO., 190 William
street.
ANTED TO LEASK-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A
large three story and attic or fonr storv house (not Enii
lUh 1 asement), wltb modern improvements, In a good locatl >i<
lit tne upptrpart of the city. Kent to be about Rsou or$;'si
pcrnnnum. Please answer at box No. 263 Post office.
w
COAL OIL
Light.
KEROSENE, OR COAL OIL.
wot rxpt/isrrr.
SEfTURKD MY PATENTS
Retail price, one dollar per gallon.
The variant patented la-" ps to bo found In the store n' l'i<
nroers1?nel are rocommended ax the best adaptol to me p
culmr qualities of the oil ?each lamp giving a light equal t , uv
six fnmgaa burners.
Cmitibene lamps can be used for burning this oil, h i ?dip
I* g the Krmene chimney.
?? Iv'oell lamp* can be used by onttlng Jtf fh? bottoin o' tbe
ti . w ck holder, ^o a- to bring (he surface of the wick love
with 'be in ube thai surrounds the wlak.
/be u?>r?l discount to wholesale dealers.
AU8TM8 Agents of the Kero^ne Oil Olnpanj
No. 17 Beaver it., N, Yor*,
8 HIPPING.
TOOK LIVERPOOL ? U N ITKD STATES MAIL 4TRAM*
f ablp ERICSSON, Capt Lowb?r. This steamship will de
pan will the Untied Slates mail fcr Europe. poilUvefy on Hai
uf?Uj, >areh?,at 12 o'clock M., frum her berth afclhe footot
*? chip baa Improved watertight bulkheads?and all the
other >hipe of this line will have aimllar before tailing henoe on
another voyage.
for freight or pawage, having unequalled accommodations
for elegance and comfort, *pply lo
KDWaRu K. 00LLIN8. M Wall street.
Paraengeri are requeetod to be on board at 11 A. M.
Shippers will please lake notice that toe ship* of this line
eannofcarry any goods contraband oi war.
All letters matt pais through the Post odk>e; any others will
be returned.
The steamship Atlantic will soeeeed the Mricseon, and leave
Apt 11 12th.
the ?teamen of this Una, to avoid the danger from the Ice,
will not cross the Banks north of 13 degreee until after the 1st
ef August next
f|>BE NEW YORK AMD LIVERPOOL D KITED STATES
A mall rteamera.? The ships ecanpoeing this line are the GW
IcwiDj;?
ATLANTIC, Oapt West fACITlC, OapC Eldrtdge.
BALTIC. Oapt Con* lock. ADR1 ATIC, <W.
These thlps have been built by contract. expressly fur gov
ernment aervloe. Every sare has been taken In thslr construo
tlon, as also In their engines, to secure strength and speed and
Mr aoeammodatloas fur passengers are anequa led for ele
gance ana comfort Pi tee of pissage from Hew York to Uvar
poo1, In first elans cab la, (ISO; In aeoooJ do., 976; excluaive use
of extra size stats rooms. 9826; from Liverpool to New York, St)
and 20 guineas. Antxperieneedsurgeun ailacbcdloeacbahip.
Mo berth secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OP BAILING.
mo* HEW Tout. rKOM UVSnrOOL.
Saturday, Feb. 16 lHflfi Wednesday, Keb. XI 1866
Retard ay, Mar. 1 18ft6 Wednesday, Mar. fi IrtfiC
Saturday, Bar. 16 1866 Wednesday, Mar. 19 WV>
Saturday, Mar. J9 1866 Wednesday, Ao'l 2 1866
Saturday, Ap'l 12 1866 Wednesday, Ap'l 16 lM6ti
Saturday, Ap'l 26 1866 Wednesday, Ap'l 90 1866
Saturday, May 10 I8S6 Wednesday, May 14 littti
Saturday, May M 1866 Wednesday, May 28 1866
_ .... Wednesday. Junell 1866
For frelgkt or pasxage applv to
kfcW'U K. COLLlNs, 66 Wall itreet H. Y.
BROWN .SHIPLEY A OO., Uverpool.
STfcPHEN KhNN aKD A CO., 27 Austin Friars, London.
B. O. WAINWBIGHT A CO.. Parts.
Ihe owners oi toese nhlps will not be accountable tor go'.d,
stlvCr, bullion, speele, jewelry, u recto us stones or meu h, un
less bills or lading are signed therefor, and toe value toereot
therein expressed.
Shippers please take notice that the ships of this line cannot
carry any goods oontrab&'jd of war.
Alulettere must pass through the PocT office; any other will
be returned.
Notice.? The day of departure of tola line from New Yark
for 1866 will be Saturday, commencing Jan 6, and every alter
nate Saturday; and from Liverpool. Wednesday, commencing
Jan. 23. and every alternate Wednesday.
FOR LIVERPOOL, -SAILS ON TUESDAY, MARCH
26. at 12 o'clock, the celebrated cipperahlp Ai.BKRT
OAL LATIN. Fare, second oabin, $18; steerage 916, and
found In provisions. For paasage apply on ward, pier !!0 Kas.
river, or to THUS. II. ROCHE. 8J south street.
First snip fob liverpool. -the splendid OLIP
per Btip KMi'lKE. Captain Zerega having toe grener
par' of ber cargo on board, will (all on 1'hureday. the 27th of
March. For put sage, bavlngexcelient accommodation*, a? ji.v
cn beard, pier 14, East river, or to SaUKL A OOttrts, 177
Broadway.
r)R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.? THE UNITED
BVMee mall steamer FULTON, J. A. Wotton, Ootmnauder,
will leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to land the
malls and passengers, on Saturday, April 6, at 13 o'clock, from
pier No. 37 North river, foot of Beach at. Price of paamge:?
First cabin 9130
Second cabin. 76
Baggage not wanted during the voyage should be sent on
board Ihe day before sailing, marked " Below." No freight
will be taken after Thursday. 3d. For freight or passage ap
ply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent. 6B Broadway.
N. B. ? Ihe Arago will auoceed the Fulton, and sail May 3.
From nkw yobk to havre direct.
British and Noith American Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company.
RTNa Capt. Miller. EMEU Oapt. Small.
JURA Capt. Wickman. LEBANON Capt. Cook.
CAMBRIA (paddle wheel) Capt. Urownlees.
Their cab ki accommodations and state rooms for first ctass
passengers are equal to those ot any steamtthip afloat.
Passage monej (firs: cabin) 9100, provisions and steward's
fee Included, wine* and liquors extra, to be procured on
board.
For (Night, passage or any other information, apply to
E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
Liverpool and Philadelphia steamship com
pany, No. 17 Walnut street, Philadelphia, March 4, 1856.?
Notice to passengers and importers.? rbe steamship ITY
OF BALTIMORE, 2,464 tons, 600 horse power. Captain Ro
bert Lelteh, is intended to resume the tailings ffrem Liverpool
for Philadelphia during the month of April, am so soon as sbe
can be got from the French government, wlih whom her pe
riod of service is now expiring. As soon as the precise date
of sailing can be fixed, it will appear in the advertisement*.
JOHN G. 1>aLR, Agent.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Company intend sailing their favorite steamships?
CITY OF BALTIMORE, 2,a67 torn, Oapt. Robert Leitch.
city of Washington, 2,s80tons, 5?pt wm. wyiie.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2,109 tons. Capt. P. C. Petri*
Baloon 990, 966 and 966, according to state rooms.
A limited number of third clam passengers will be taken
from Philadelphia and Liverpool, ana found in provisions.
From Philadelphia 930 1 From Liverpool *40
Parties wi thing to bring out their friends can obtain certifi
cates of passage sad drafts en Liverpool In sums of ?1 sterling
and upw&ids. Apply to SJOHN G. DALE, Agent,
17 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
TITERT INDIES AMD VENEZUELA STEAMSHIP LINE,
TV for Laguayra and Puerto Oabelto, stopping at St Tho
mas and Porto Rico, carrying the United States mail.? The
splendid new steamer TENNESSEE, 1,200 tone burthen, C.
M. Webber, Oommaoder. will leave for the above pone on
Saturday. March 29. at 2 o'clock precisely, fkem pier 9 Bast
river. This steamer will arrive In time at St. Thomas tor pas
sengers to take Ike British mail (teaman to
Guadeloupe, Granada, Trinidad,
Martinique, Barbadoee, St Bart*,
St. Croix, It. Martin, Donarara,
Antigua. St. Kltta. St Martha,
Aspinwail, San Joan, Nicaragua, and all the Weal India
50 1
PRICE OV HIUOl ISM
New Yoilt to 0L Thomas or Porto Rico. 970
Tc Laguayra or Porto CaheUo 86
Steerage passage 26
Alt totters must pass through Ihe Post office.
No bills of lading will he signed except those famished by
",?ss& g J0T. t m a M ^
POUND fi BAGGAGE FREE- 10 CENT* PER POUND
on excess? Four hours from ooean to ocean, by Panama
Railroad. Throoah for California via Panama Railroad. The
UaHed States Mall Steamship Company will dispatch for As
pinwail on Saturday, April 6, at i o'clock P. M., precisely,
from pier toot of Warren street. North river, the well-known
and tut steamship I1.LINOIH, Captain Chas. H. Hoggs, U. 8.
N. Passengers ana malls wSl be tbrwarded by Panamt Rail
road, and connect at Panama with the Pacific Mall nteamshio
Company's magnifloent steamship John L Stephens, R. H.
Plerson, Commander, which will be tn readiness, and leave
immediately for Saa Francisco. The public are Informed that
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company tlways bare one or nnre
extra (teamers ljing at Panama ready for sea, to avna any
possible detention ot passengers or malls. For p(sn??r
ply to I. W. R A YMOND, at the only office of ton oompa
177 West street, corn'r Warren.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPANY.-FOR
Havana and New Orleans, on Wednesday, April 2, at 2
P. M., from pier foot of Warren street, North river, the fast
and favorite steamship EMPIRE CITY, Captain Hy. Wind's
win Hail as above. Passage can be secured at the oompanv's
nQlre. Freight to New Orleans 30 cents per cubic foot. Hhlp
pem will be supplied with blank bills ot lading of the firm
d by the oompany, on application at their office. No otlxu
tu. ms signed, axd ne bill of lading will be signed alter toe
hour oi sailipf For freight or passage apply at the office of
the company, 177 West street, oorner Warren.
M. O. ROBBRTS.
FOR NEW GRANADA AND SAN JITAN DR NICARA
gua.? The New Granada Canal and Steamer Navigation
Company will despatoh the splendid (teamer OSPRBY, Lieut,
Thrrnlon, nommander, for he above port, and land passen
gers and freight at Puenta Arenas. Dav of sailing April 8, at
2 P. M., foot of Chambers street For n-eight or passage ap
Sly to L. P. DUNTON, 31 Broadway, or C. 8. Palmer, 40
outh btreet
ClOR SAN JUAN DE NICARAGUA.? THE NEW AND
r splendid steatrahtp OttlZABA, K. I,. '1 Inkle paugb, com
mander, will be despatched as above, on Tuesday, tie fth ot
April, at 3 P. M. For pawage or freight apply to CBaS. A.
WhITNhY, No. 2 Bowling Oreen.
SUTTON A CO.'S DISPATCH LINE, FOR MAN FRAN
circo.- Sailing regularly and positively ou or before to
day silvertl<ed. Clipper of waturday, Sto AprtL Th? (olecdi t
A 1 new clipper (hlo, MaRY L. SUTTON, Rowland Matter,
is receiving her cargo at pier 10 Hast river, and will positive!*
(all a> above. Tbls superior dipper ship, bollt to* toe < '.ill'or
nla lr(de. with every requisite of speed, buoyancy, aod too
rougn ventilation presenfa unequalled inducements to ship
pers. The ships tJ this line take no freight alter their adve. -
Ued day, preventing all delay to shippers desirous of landing
their cargo in San Francisco at the earliest possible day.
bUTTON k CO , 68 Souih street.
AUSTRALIA.-PIONEKR LINR OF MONTHLY PACK,
els, carrjing toe United States mail. The new aud h pitta
t did A I clipper ship uPoRTHMAN, now loading for Me'
jouit.c, at pier No. 7 East river, will alto receive freight for
9}4ney, New South Wa'ee. As half her cargo is already en
gaged, sbe wlU positively be dispatched early to AnrlL 4er
aocnmmndatioos for passengers are unsurpassed For freight
or patnege apply an board, or to E. W. CAMERON, No. 6
Bowling Preen.
A USTRALIA.? INDEPENDENT LINE ? FIRST BHIP.
A The splendid A 1 Clipper ship NESTOR t A N, l,6U0tnnn
burthen, having over three-fourths of her cargo on bovd, will
be despatched positively for Melbourne on the 26to ot March.
Can accommodate a few more passengers in first and second
cablt s. If applied for early. Her accommodation* cannot be
?urpaued. For balanoe or freight or pamage, at low rates, a )
ply on hoard, at pier 12 Kast river, or to GOODEVE, AJL
EfcLL A ELLltn , 88 Pearl street
CtOR MKIJIOURNE, AUSTRALIA, TAKING FREIOI ?
P fer Sydney asd Geelong? Packet of toe lMh of April.?
rbe splendid new New York built ship PANAMA, E. Oave
master, well known in the trade. Is now In her berth, at ptai
19, Rapt river, and will be despatched ai above wlthou . rail
The l'ar.sma Is known as one pr toe fasteet ot' toe clipper
tleet, and from her well known adding quail ties Is expected
make the passage out In 60 days, ror freight or passage
having elegant accommodations, apply on board, foot of Haider
lane, or to MAILLRR.LORD A QUhREAU, 108 Wall ?tre<rl
ROGERS. WARFIELD. TX)RD A CO.. agents at Melbourne
fjtOR NEW GEANADA, VIA KINGSTON, JAMAICA.
P The steamship OBPRRY will sail on the 8th of April. Fs
oMsag* apply to WM. E ROl.LO A CO., No. 23 William street
For freight apply to MOSQUERa A CO., No. Broadway.
CWR HAVANA AND MOBILE -THE UNITED ST A. *4
F ??ll Keamnlilp QUAKER OiTT. R. W. Sbuleldt, Co n
aiander, will leave for the above ports on Tuesday, April I,
trim pier 44 North river. Will commence receiving fri'lplit
on lliurnday. March 27. For freight or passage, apply to
?IMITH A PATRICK, Agents. 61 Wfttln reet.
NEW ORLEANS I,. LIVE? THE NEW A. 1 CLIP.
P per ship KITTY SIMPSON, Capt Samuel I? Bra?
Ion, ic now ready and receiving freight, at the b?rth, p'er 18,
tact river, having but a few days tn whl<-h lo load, and be'ng
!n every re*peet a mocl iuperlor ve*el, shippers are rervte ilea
'o mske tocir engagemsnts Immediately. Apply to LANK,
WFST * OO., 77 South street, or SIMPSON BROTHERS, 19
Beaver street.
tpOR HAVANA AND NFW ORLEANS. -THE UNITED
P Mates mall stesmer CaHAWBa, Captain J. D. Bullrfck,
will c<mir\f pc* receiving freight on Friday. Maroh 21, anil sail
'or the n hove ports on Thursday. Varrh 27, a I 2 o'c'ock pre
rlpeW, frrm her plr r, 27 No?th river, foot of Robinson street
.No bills oi lading atgned sfter the steamer saiN.
LIVINGS TON, <? ROCHBEON A <;o., 12 Park place.
EflOR NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG.? THE UNITED
I Statea msll pteamshlp JAMKfTOWN, t'aotaln l.ewm
Psrrbh, will lenve lor the anove place* on Wodnmliy, 'Jin
Imt., at 4 o'clock, P. M., from pier 13 North river. 8lic w II
?irilve at Ncrf. ik the next afternoon and *' !Vter?hur< the
i'ollo? lug morn Irg. Passengers for Ihe South will pr.-?ie?d dl
recti* trn by the great Sou'hern mill >o Charleston, Au^mt*.
-avsrmnali .In Tliose tor Klohmood will arrl^fl ?| rtn(p
le? tlnallon early Friday morning. Trn veil ars will ft ad Ihli the
fhraptrt, plenasnteft a?d most. Mprdittoiw Mute Pa*atu?
??.?! Isre. with stateroom, to Vo'tolk; 98; to P -le-* utrg and
nlchmitd, ?10. Apply to LUDLAM A PLEvSANrS, 32
Broadway
AMVMEMEim.
NIHLO'8 QABBEN.-SFEOIAL BOTICK.-CHANQB OF
time. Door* open at 6}*, lo commence at7?a- Tickets,
IQnli,
Mohdat Era rara, Una 21, UML
TUB WONDEBFUL RaVKL FA MILT.
M'LLK THERRSE BOBKRT.
OBAND COMIC BIYITiL
of the spectacle pantomime called
TliK OREKN MON8TER.
Antol*e in hie great character of. The While Knight
The cut alto embracing the Brother* ud the eattoe oom
pur.
1 he entertainment* to commence with the grand ballet of
FIGARO.
WALLAfB'B THEATRE, broadwat, near bboomb
street? Deor* open at t\ o'aloek; - rmrn "Vf
Monday evening. March 24?
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHLfG.
Benedick Mr. Wallaok
Don Pedro Mr. Morion
Lecnato Mr. Dyoti
Dogberry Mr. Brousnaaa
Olaudlo Mr. Stewart
Verge* Mr. Holland
Don Joht Mr. De Walden
Beatrioe Mr*. Moer
Hero Mis* Kayinoud
Antonio.... Mr. JtL B. Philips | Ursula Mr*. Stephen*
a capital, match.
Sunnyilde* Mr. Holland I Bo*amond Mr*. Oooorer
Laura kkebb's varibtikb.
Chamois or Time? Door* own at tt(; pertnnr.?noe to
OCBUMnee at 7H precise)/. Monday evening, March U?
CAMILLK.
Armand Duval... Mr. Q. Jordan
M Duval Mr. Bam | Bichette JIM* Annie Lee
Gaston Mr. John* ton | Nanme Mia* KeUrnold*
Camllle Gautler Mia* Laura Keene
NOVKLTY.
A novel, rhythmical, musical, political, *eenie, dramatic, ar
tlatte. aerio-comlea, rational and national eiiravagansa,
la Ohb Act aso Tu Tableaux.
Direetrce* Mia* L. Keene I Novelty Mia* B. Dniand
Fashion Mlaa l^ademler 1 Fortune Mia* Beignold*
BUCKLEY'S SERSMADRBS. 689 BROADWAY.?
LaST wf.kk of the SEASON.
Tbl* Hal) will be let, aa the Buckley* Intend travelling
(lurnia the bonding of their new Hall, oppoalte the Metropo
lttan Hotel.
thb coubt of ton burg,
Thla comical piece will be played Ave night* of the ureses
week. There will he no performance on Saturday evening,
March 21.
Together with
ETHIOPIAN MIN8TBEL8T.
Concert commences at 73? o'clock. Ticket*, 26 cent*.
AMERICAS DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION.?
Incorporated 1MH,
rKmucKT:
J A 8 . T. BRADY, ESQ.
nuauas:
J . Preecoti Hall, Esq . John MoKeon, Bsq.
Wm. P. Chapman, hsq. J. T. Htagg, Ka<^
John Urougham, Eeo.
W1U celebrate tM
MQUTH AN Ml VERB ART OF THH INSTITUTION. AT
THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
Thursday, Apuil 10.
Ticket* lor the d'nner. Ircludlng wine, card and admission
for one ladr to the hall during the evening, 90; ouch to be had
only ut U:? hotel, or from any o: the officers of the tund.
i be Committee of Arrangements respectfully announoc that
every etfort will be made to reuiler this festival brilliant and
attractive. Tin; ww popular orator* of the day have kindly
signified their willingness to respont to the toast*. Ac.
a grand Voctil and Musical Entertainment will also ie In
c uded In the programme, full particular* of which will b?
dul? announced.
Dinner on tbe table at BJjJ P. M.
By order of the Board ut Directors,
WILLIAM R. BLAKE, Chairman.
F. C. Wemim, Secretary.
Extra advertisement.? glorious triumph.
Crowds throng nightly
TO W1TNE*S TliK UN AIM'tlOACUAtlLX ACT1NU IN
CAMILLK,
universally allowed to be the moat powerful drama ever pro
uuced In this city.
SIQNOR DON&TTI'S GREAT PARISIAN COMIC
Troupe ol ACTING MOMKkYS, DOGS and GOATS,
during their present tour were visited in Cincinnati by over
40,1)00 PERSONS IN TEN DATS,
and In Louisville, by over
Muo FURSONS IN FIVE DATS;
alio, to crowded houses at the Pelican Theatre, In New Or
leans. for lorty successive nights, are now wending their way
up tha Mississippi, a'-opplng at St Louis. prior ta their
riMAL RETURN TO EUROPE.
E. B. WATEKM AN, Manager.
SEBABTOPOL HOLDS OUT- -FIFTY-NINTH WEEK.?
JOHN B. SMITH'S BRAND TOUR OK BUBOPK ani
8JKGK OF SEBABTOPOL,
Empire Hall, No. 599 Broadway,
SHOWING ONB HUNDBKD VIEWS
of the eltie* and objecta of Interest In Barope
Every evening at 7>? o'clock, and every afietnooa at 3. The
music by Mr. AJwjn Field, of London.
NIBLO'S BALOOB.
MISS HKNRI&TTEE BEHBBND'8 FIRST OBAND
CoBOEBT
will take place
ON SATURDAY. MARCH 29.
She will be assisted by an array of talent.
Particulars in future advertisements.
Miss HENRIBTTE BEHREND'8 ORAND CONCSBT
WILL TAKE I'LACZ AT
nlBLO'S SALOON, ON BA1URDAY EVENING NEXT,
MARJH 29.
The most eminent artist* oi thla olty have kindly volunteer*!
their aid for that occasion. None but the best compositions of
our great masters? such aa Beethoven, Mozart, Weier, Bo.
Mni, Schubert and o'hers? wlB be produced.
t or further particulars of piogramme see dally papers.
SIGNOR BIM'S CONCERT IB UNAVRIRABLY POST
poned till Monday evening, March 31.
Franklin museum, 53 bowery -two perform
anoe* are given dally, commencing at 3 in the afternoon,
and 8 in (he evenlcg. Strangers and oth e raw 11) ooserve that
the above la the only establishment where the Model Artistes
are exhibited, together with other original entertainments,
every afternoon and night.
Temple of the muses, sic broadway? opsn
every afternoon aad nigh', f*r the purpose of giving a
reries o> magnificent living pictures, by Madame Warton's
troupe oi Model Artistes, twentr seven in number, oonposed
of some of the finest formed women in the world. Every af
ternoon, at 3; and evening, at 8.
MONDAT. MARCH 24.? BENEFIT Or MISS ELLEN
Young, at the Temple ct the Muses. 310 Broadway, on
which occasion fifty young ladle* will appear. In eooJiweOna
with Madame Walton's original troupe of Model Arfstea, firm
ing, for this day and evening, a grand Jubilee entertainment.
National academy of dsbign.-thb thirty
*-rst annual echlbttiao of the BeQoaal Academy ta now
opea daily, from 9 A. M. to 10 F. M., at 548 Broadway, batweea
rrlnee and Spring streets. The eoUaction is formed delusive
ly of original worjs of living artiata, which have never before
Men sulbited In thla city. Admission. SB cants; Mason ticket.
SO centa. T. ADDISON RICHARDS, Cor. 8eo>y N. A.
Brooklyn museum- raster monday, march 24
ihkspian dramatic association.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; curtain rises at 8 o'clock.
To commence with .he admired drama. In three acti, entlt'ed
A BhA-HIDE STOkY.
N?d Gray ling.. Mr. G F Lovel I Ambrose.. Mr. J. F, Harrison
Co its Mr. H. Carroll m 1 Ash Mr. J. W. Ue
B ackthorn Mr. Melville | Bolt Mr. J. R. Frankll*
Lucy l>alrlove Miaa Lnoy Coll well
Jennv Mis* J.Lacv
Ihe OKbettra, conducted by Professor Sedgwick, will per
form aevei al popular air*.
Singing, Dancing, Ae., Ac , by Cha- ley Smith and Pupil,
lobe followed bv THE WANDERING BOYS.
Count D'Crolaav -Mr Nicholson I Roland Mr. G. F. Lovell
Hubert Mr G V Meui I Gregoi re Mr. J. W. Lee
i.ubln Mr. ttodger* | Oflicer Mr. J. H. Stuart
1< rrneas Mis* E. Mathews
Pau) Miss Luq.v Co>lweli | Louisa Mis* M. Jackson
Justin Miss Julia Coll well | Marcellne MIm E. Jackson
t-olo? Concertina Prof. Sedgwick
To conclude with THE REVIEW.
Lornej (wi h song) Mr. J. C, Tyrone
Caleb Quotem (with song) Mr. D. 8. Conway
Cap*. Beau<rard..Mr. Mellvtlle | John Lump. .Mr. G. F. Lovell
3 race Ml is Lucv Uollwell
Lucy Miss Julia Collwell | Martha Mi-s Uenton
Oentleinrn not accompanied by ladles can purchase ticket*
at the box office.
The next regular pebformabce of the new
York Dramatic Society will take place on Tuesday even
ing. April 1, at the Brooklyn Museum Tickets can be pro
cured gratis by applying at Mr. Nevtna' book store, 1H0 Ful
ton street Brooklyn.
MASON AND BBRGMANN'8 FIFTH MUSICAL MAT1
cee wilt be given at Dod worth's Aeademv, on Tuesday,
March 25. A quartet by Hayden, a trio by Schubert, a quin
tet bv Mendelssohn, and pianoforte compositions by Ubopfb,
etmpnee the programme To commence at two o'eiock; doors
open at 1 o'clock. Tickets lor sale at the music stores, and at
?he door.
THE BALL BEASOmT"
GRF-AT FRENCH FANCY DRPfiB BALL-GIVEN BY
" i.es enfants de la Folic," <?n Tuesday, March 25. 1HM. at
laoimanv Hall. Tickets tl, admitting a gentleman and two
iac'es, Ui be bad at Tammany Hall.
MRS. LUbY'B GRAND FANCY DRRSS BALL WILL
come <>tr at her academy, Greenwich Hall, 2TS Bleeetar
street, on Easter Moaday evening, March 24. The ball Is un
I'er the man agemcnt ot a highly respeotabl* committee. Se
veral new dances, amongst others. ''Coulon's Quadrille." ai
danced at Almacks and the French and English courts, will be
introduced. Mr Wallace's band will attend. Dancing to
cromer c>e at 10 o'olock.
THE NATIONAL Gl AKD BaND RESPECTFULLY AN
nounce that their llrat aonual ball will take place at tii?
City ASfemhl) Rooms, un Tuesday evening, March 15, ISM
The orchestra will consist of fifty performers. Tickets, t2
each, atmtttinc a genttemsn aad ladles.
J<ta. NOLL Conductor. 136 Su'llvan street.
Fkbd'k Rrr.Tzrx, leader, 114 Laurens xtreet.
MKDICAL.
1 OCAL ANAESTHESIA.? DR. I. B. BRANCH NOW
l j offers bis Instruments tor tbe production of local im en *
bi ty to pain under dental and surgical operation*, togem.T
wi I Instructions for their use, at prices within the reach of u 1.
L> ters patent have been applied for some months since Ail
t?t pens are cautioned against buying or uatnx Infr ngemauU,
of wbieb there are sevei?? In ezintence, aa thev will be dealt
with according to law. Addresa Dr. I. B. Branch, care of
Jones. White A McCurdy. 213 Broadway, New York.
PILES, PILF8, PILES.? DB. DUPRIE'S PILLS AND
ointment huve n(??r taiietl to cure the pllei, try th?m
snd be;convlnc?d; only 80e. par hot; for aa'e by a t druggists.
Principal otlice 16 Nassau Btieet. Sent by mall to any pirt of
the United States.
Those laboring under disease, kithkr rh
cfnt or chronic, or conseqoences resnltlnR tnerefrom.
wou (1 do well to consult Dr. RAoPH, tt4? Houston street,
near booster. Hour* 9 to 12 A. M., 6 to 9 P. M.. (Sundays ex
cepted). lbe dcrtir's time and attention have been given ex.
clusivelv to this elass ol diseases, and he would here s Ve em
prailcallv that In any and all rates where his instruct.! >ns are
faithful iv tallowed, be will warrant a sale and permanent cute:
ard. wlere the constitution of the patient has been abused,
can bul l, up and restore to hea th snu vigor.
SHIPPING.
OR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.? UNITED STATRS
' Mall Lite ?The new and elegant steamer ALABAMA,
Cnr 'slti Geo R, Sohench, wi 1 le.aveon Wednesday. March 2(i.
I'riir t 'tr No, 4 North river, at 4 o'olock P. M. Bills of ladlnit
?if iit <1 1 n beard. For freight or pixeige apply to S. L. MITCii
ILL, t <?. 13 Broadwav. For Florida, through tickets from New
xprkt Jsi'kst iivllle. $31; to Pliatia, $33 'Large and commo
d!oii? earners leave Savannah for Florida three times a week,
"t t ec tug with the s'eamers initn New tork on Tuesday* and
>??
FH CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.- -SBwr-WEKKLY
Ji I ,ted Mates Mail Line.?' Thu steamship SOUf HK -tNKR,
i. K**t ,n mmai.iler. will leave pier No. 4 North rive', on
i!ntti sy, March 2ti at 4 o'clock V. H. precisely. For ir l^kt
Bpniv or board, where a'l bills of ladlnc will be signe t *nd
?o> psi i ge to the office of KPi-'FFuhD, iIlEsTosi .t CO ,
Hrrsi wsy. < ?'-n psnsase $ W Iho Nashville will mo
e?d >t leave on batttrcav, March 2t> Ihe favnri e steira'r
Caioi-ne n?ke* regular trips to the various lasdings on the
?t John river Fior <3*, connecting wilh the steime-s from
{oik aid leaving Chvleston everv tuesdav ?i So'clool;
P.M. Ihruugh ticket! t.i Jacksonville |!l to I'ilg'kiWA
AMVHEIHEim.
T} ROADWAY THZATBE.? ?
X> R A. Marshall 8o)oL*?
W. B. Blake M?a Itu ??r
PgSST w e*> o'clock, Performance to oommeas At
LaBT WkKK. iPOKtrVKLT) or Tax EQUESTRIAN
tKOUFB.
Ftrat time In thia Theatre.
Monday jcvkkiko, mabch m,
of Ibe famous spectacular drama of
MaZEPPA,
which will he brought forward in the am style of 'lwDcaie
And liberality with which the pieces ot HBRNK, THTC Htjf
TKB, THE CATARACT OK THE OANGW, T1M60R
THK TaKI AB, Ac., Be., have recently been presented to tha
public.
TUB FULL TALENT Or THB DRAMATIC COMPANY
In the eaat of character a.
The new farce of
THAT BLKSSED BABY.
Full panic alar a In usual ot Is and adror*laomeDla.
MaZAPPa wlil oe performed
Kranr muht Drama trb Wmm,
alter which It muat be laid aside for the engagement of tb#
celebrated artists, known aa
Iri a, KELLER COMPANY,
Twcmtt-bivkn if Neman,
wboae peculiar, entirely original and wonderful Illustrations
in dramatic form of
KTiKURV PTPTITRICT
CLASSICAL AND MYTH^IOGICAL INOIBENTB, *e.. 4a.
hare creaied the greatest sensation throu shout aurope.
TbE KELLKR (TOM?*aNT
havejurtcomp'rted prolonged engagements At HAvanA and
Bew Orleana, amounting to
one huxdrkd mama.
BURTON'S, cuambkhh street.
Mohdat and iuhway? Laat two nights of
TaKIMI TbB CHaNCBL
Oa Boeder, with IHaT ULKhHuD HaBY, and
FOR CNIO.
On Tuesday? Mr. M'Vtcker's benefit and last sr'oaranni
with a new farce, called
TABNATlrtN BTBANOB.
On Wednesday? HKlPINQ HANDS, much asked after?
with FOtoTUNlO and THAT BLfcStEn H a BY.
On Ihursday? A new extra vsganta, wlLh new roenery, ooe
tumen and rnujlc? with Mr. Burton, ?tr?. O. Howard, Ac.
BOADWAY VARIETIES, BO. 471 BBQADWAY. ?
(Late Mechanlca' Hell, between Orand and Broooae Ma
B
H. wood Leaaee and Buslnesa
.Man!
ADMISSION, TWENTY-FIVE OBBTC.
B. Q. Mare*. ..
SSSZ:
During this week?
THE WOOD AMD MARSH JUVENTLB OOMBDIAjrt.
Fotu-lb and )aat week of their orand nautical drama of
BLaCK EYiJu SUSAN.
William XBaLouieo
THE LOAN OF A LOVER.
Peter Spvk neater G. W. Marvh
Doom open at 6)*; aotnmenoes a?7X o'clock; and coneludee
at 10 o'clocs.
GEO. CHRISTY A WOOD'S MINSTRELS, NEW HALL,
444 Broadway, oelow Orand eireet.
tU'Eh KVfcKi EVkNINO.
Business transacted by Henry Wood
Stage Manager Geo. Chrtaty
For tlua week, Ethiopian Minstrelsy. concluding wlih
ROBERT MACaIRK.
Jake Strop George Christy
Doors open at 6; and the curtain risen at 7% o'doak.
Notice ?The curtain will rise at precisely.
Admission 2b eaoto
acadk?y cf ???o -J' ????<?* ?' ^ ?'
founded on Cooper's nov-jl^ RpT
composed and P^^lTuOI ThMTL
worm nr . .
RTONOR FlLiPPO MANETTA.
On MOBDAy! March Si first time of ArdiU's new opera,
in Ihrw wjIi? t A g p j 4 ,
Maria, mother < t the Spy . ?????? HenSer
fSS^ca. betrothed to Col. T>tm? wood .e ... -???? Heni?J
CaJlo'^umvoidle, <fol.'of the Virginia Lady *?^fT>or Morrt)tt
^?W??5'Fr?^.-.v:::.v.v:::::::w
Lawton. Captain ot Dragoons g|R3 Miller
Dr. .".'.'.'..ffmi.Ilorra
Betta, V it agoonV/guards s^limer*'H*^or Ale?ri
BCA???-Biine 1-^ttyVunsKan'.
raee overlooking ibe valley at Mr. Wharton a. ncwiew?
Act III ?Moonlight encampment of tne OontlMatAl rorees
'"ibi ?*Me^s?5d In Weetehester ojjunty , and in third act to A
,8ttod*. ? Dlrecter Md Conductor
Booi^open at 7? F. Opera oo^^ilr.^1^
j&vz aafsMtf ?. * ft
7itm!uvin 1,0 I Beeond circle W 60
60 I AmphKheatre >?
wlU make his first appearanoe^m'^'nteen moctho
Pere'.comed^ofCH ADQ AB0?T NOTHIMO
Produced with new scenery, dresoea and appoiutTnenta.^^
Benedick Mr. Kortoa
Don Pedro Mr. Byott
%spi ^(fi^ii^::^-""":':::'
Mr. H. B. PhtiUpo
Mr. O. Hotland
Verge*. Hr, Da Walden
Don John .Mr Btodiart
Borachlo * ur. Lever*
LCD,Sd; *?? Bomrd
the Friar ' Mr. Patera
II,. Jeftlee
Mr. OUw
Oatceke Mr. Burin
Sexton Mra. Hoey
Beatrloe (first time) Mlsa Raymond
b or ; ,Mra stapboM
Ursula... 4les Thompso*
' mciden'tsJ | SSi!
will "e gtven by Means. Herrleon, Rea, Oliver. Boo end Mra.
the eioeUent farce. ?UUedfATcHi
In whkh Mr. G. Holland, Mr. Norton, Mlas Raymood and Mra.
Coaover will ?Ppey?EaPAT MARCH 2S,
THB MERCHANT % JEmOl.
New scenery and appolntmentA, with the foUowiM iroat sa#
Shy lock lIl.'.'lll.'.'.'.'l.TMr.liagar
Mr. Widoot
Mr. Dyo>t
Mri Norton
lKkeof .....Mr. 8*?w*rt
-*r- WWdou
Solsnlo Mr. O. HolUnd
Laui oelot Mr Maddsrt
Old Oobbo , Mr. laardre
Lorenzo . . . . Mr. Bornwd
Tubal Mr. Jeffrtee
'.i;!;".'*.!
Portia Mra. Stephen
NesKf a .Mia, OoBoror
Jessica ( *ith a tons) . . . ? ? ? ? v - ? ? ? v: VhMtro.
Wiu> a itiea ^^M^HO^ARD^
wtU make her first 'PP-'JgXjSgf
In fehakspera'a tou mke it.
Box book for the watk.
T H-WWMOBAUII^
PIANOFORTE SOIRBE, IN NEWARK , *. J.?
ASMISTIlO bt
?iFFT?i.*A..?s~w1 SS5K?k?.
At T THRARY HAL!*, on WRDNBWD4.Y RVi^IHO,
2G For further particular*. Newark dalj^ajjwofh*
Mth tast.liMid prosramme at the music, book and drug stores,
where tickets are on sale.
L. * ? ?" RVPK> TH PI ANOFORTE SOIR8S.
to Hew York, at Dodworth's
March 28 Bee programmes at musle Moroo a?u oauj jmp*?
ot the 28th tost. ?
rp FRANKLIN BASHFCKD BMPK^T^LT ^Al^
X^wufta'k^tlce on** Friday, Aertl 4, a' Dodw^?[
!MS ir'waw ? ^ ?
claim to the rooms . ?
T*T R F1S11 FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
W. ctoracieAstic Wig maker, m PwlsUew^eiTYork,
wh7 kers and muMache^ Ooukt^thostrioal. iup
4,1k d on short notice. Nlgser wigs.
~ I MEDIFAL.
wI^8Tn"mTrTUNAT?'? yHIEND AND OTHER
1 J unrivalled remedies? T^e sure o^ rrfeowsJndlseaoo^
quick and complete. 1 he P?^
nent and tpeedv cure, should come Immedmteiy mmo.
or Broadway.
I aRMONT'H PAftlB AND LONDOIf MBDICaJ*
D vkrer* ??' M srri ?ge tl uW^ ' w? ntleth o^Uor^
rmX'S^rrr^foritvoV ^g?C5^r?d
U,rdoX^em of cerla^eaT, a^^? debimv^
New York We reoommend Dr. Larmoat to
32 imiSJl^ourrler dee EtaU Dnla, 4taate Zeltanf, Natloatl
Democrat. Lay Book, t c.
rO QDACKERT.-DR COOPKR, U DUANB BTRWT
mAv be oonsu tod with ooofldenoo oa certain dtaaat^^
T?emv six vears In one speciality, and In hie present ottoo, -? ?*
^r^gUATsnieel^ot teeelnrg boj-rablc troAtmeaC TOoao w|, ,
may have beea deceived by medlc*l irn^l^ ?mc^o? '
C. with the certainty of cur* medlctnes are mild^ai.a
can be taken without the le??t fear of detection. . caaraes
moderate, and a cure guaranioed^n all oaies under?ako? .
DRIVaTE OONSl'LT AT lO* B ? OR WATBOB CO?
f flues his praotlee to oae olaaa of aleea^. tt whtoh he
treated more than t*enty thousand
of taUare, The remedies are ml d^d dona^y ?wrt?oot
from hutlnees, or eipoee Urn to detootwri, irtlle kSj moerw
cent DBMS there la * oure in 1 V* K??"si^ieJ2od b^ttS
desires to sUte that, as many have bw dw?^ "r?"
promises of certain diarWtAna. and tofurrt by Aw.
patients are respectfullv Hj'ltjd to sellta mo OratpMO.a
there la no charge for eonsultattnps.^ ^ w4T1low ^ D?
Manv vsars sura eon u,e ^ Omse??0WaiksT
Cause and Cnro " oumeroiie plalee, fl. tmoo VI waiser
?greet, fourth door west ot Broadway.
P Pu* *inBtsOTd. of P sriaid' Sllh^^iebJiited
ed ^?d^'*?">'n Ja innVs )at hta eonvenlot* 7 Vwatedrrwme
" 'P-*^ ^ Hotel Jrom Bto l
*,?r ?'* ,}, S. daily He tend.rs to all afltatad pe?.l
r.R,05i'??rei rf relet, v>d those who have b*ea abused bv
K?SS" antidotes, book?, "no meraunr" and like effualone
^P,he Mmerous nodical rf?arleUns ./ the day may rely oa
hlvios Uielr ee?cs treated sffeiliany. no matter how eompUcv
^ SSv may appear. V Is extended obserradorts ttt Qm tkmirm
du Mlil, In Paris, under Rioord Mmsoit, tofether wt>B
Uie m?ny new sntl effinlent remedies of this emlnenl aiiiA0o?i ,
rei rtof fillnre Impossible. For the satlsfsotloo srf the latin sst
U It Is proper here to state that Kteord's prasUeoM saumi dls
easss- which ootr prehends the dersngement ft ^thoss "*
? ell- Is 'he trortern snd rnl' ration* sysXm (eomMateg rapl
dltv ot cure wlili en'ire rafrty ^ mee^stltoBwilroe^lT^
science salt ? xt>re?s'V rejooaths old, emptnoai, seeret ami
. a?rdotis "n.p'nymentof stieh pTetenJ^sp^t^aaiw*ecury,
rubeN> cotni'ia. Ao Hccent pares enred withent any delay,
smI Uie rr<xl e ndlil Info matin siren in evert- .nstaoee Tbft
in re t'Vr'i "reatn ent ot oons.mipt|n?. nnodtu lonsJ scrofn
tnos morourtal ard nervo- StlfSSlh LS".2T
liicxlem an<l Improved selenoe of medicine, and has Meenenjt
I . i.it y Hirref?ful. D m*v he mentlonsd for the tntormetlon uf
T'l-l i n's r?v.iillrg In the country or distant eltlea, that the ? eaa
L sn> time rotisu't the sub??rlv'e'- bv letter, slv.ng a plata
?'v?iet' ent ot 'lelr case, when t*>e n?"essa*v medlelnes adspted
to it will be prepared and sent ^ theni t ^wnltaMooo OA Frao
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