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* TUB TDBr.
M~AJOK "low (COLT OF G. M. PATCHJNI. WILL
aUiid the i nsilu. ?Ca?ou at tUc farm ot Daniel V.
gbt, Dover flu.II , lJ'1 ie?s county, at $10 the Season.
llURLES H.ITHO ATE. 1 oidham.
Norman -this celebrated trotting htal
lion will &taud for a limited numlwr of Mares, at
ihB 8?-aw)L, in advance. at the ofi,*1?!rf?5S?r ? Slii .?
CUAULE3 VV. DAT11 gate, Fordham.
'< rpoM wonder.'-tiiis celebrated stallion
X in mow SiuiilUiiji for iiia11*a At Wilsou Lawrence a
?table*, at Flushing. Long Island, at J50 me ?ea?oti, iu ad
Vance. Mare* at the risk of owners: Pfcbinre provided, lift
was Hired by M Torn Crowder," dam by '* W o^dpecker,
thoroughbred, is over lifteen hands hl^li, one th'?ui->anu
po'JudH weight, black h >,s, inunc and taii blac* wit . sl*v r
?n !.h, is thirteen y? ars old iu Juna next, can trot a 2
and can pace inside of 2:20 to a wafion, and U as good a ato< K
tiorse a* unv. lie has been a half mil** in l'ss than one nu
ll ute. He ?? for sale, price $12,U00; will exc hange lor a farm
Hour New York, or other property or securities Audijus or
call att above, or on the. owner, Dr. J. BI/aUMI liAW
KENOE, 81. Denis Hot. 1, New York.
Toronto chief will stand during Tne
pri aenl season, on the farm of bis owner, at Flushing,
Ij. I., id charge of I'. F. Henna, to whom ail communications
*ii nut be addn ased.
siUFPino.
THR BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Hall Ht-nituMps
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND 1JETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT HALIFAX AND CORK IIARDOR.
CHINA,''apt. Anderson,
ASIA, (.'apt. Cook,
K lilt Of A, t'apt, J. L'itcb,
CANADA, ('apt. Mulr,
NIAGARA, Capt. A. Ityrle.
flCOTIA, ('apt. Judkins,
PERSIA. Capt. Lot!.
Arabia, c*pt. stonr,
AFRICA. Capt. Shannon,
AMERICA, Cupt. Moodle,
AUSTRALASIAN.
These rens-Ie rarry a clear win to hgbt at masthead; green
on atarboirii bow; r?'d on port bow.
rirtm n?:w tubs to LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage $130
Second cablu pass v," 75
rnow nnsTOif to livkupool.
Chief oabln passage $110
Seiond cabin pa-sane U>
Canada. Capt. Mapcauley, leave* Ronton Wednesday. April 30.
Pci iMa. Capt. Lott, leave* New Vork Wednesday, May7.
Ann-rim, Capi. Stone, leaves B uton Wednesday, May 14.
^Chlna. < 'apt. Anderson, leaves New York Wedneaday. May 21.
A'Ugara, < apt. Cook, leaves Boston ? dueaday, May M.
#e..(l.i, Capt. Judkius. leaves New Yur!s Wednesday, June 4.
laiirope, Capr. Muddle, leaves Boston Wednesday, June 11.
fersu. Cap'. Lott, le;i-,es New Y it* Wednesday, June 16.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. ,
The owners of these sliip^ will not be accountable for ^old,
? Iver, bullion, s|iecie, jewelry, preeiona stones or metals,
unless bills ol lading are signed therefor and t ie value thereof
therein eipifssed. Fo.- freight or passage apply to
E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
London exhibition.
RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK.
JFirst class $160
VhirdctuMi t>0
STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching ut Queens
town f Cork Harbor). The Liverpool. .New Vork and Phila
delphia Steamship Company intend despatching iheirfull
T>ow .red Civile-built Iron steamships as follows ?
CITY O* NEW YORK Saturday,May 3
CITY (Jl' \v ASHlNt, l'i)N Mftv 10
KTNA Ssturday, May 17
and every succtedmg Saturday, at noon, from pier 41, North
ri ver.
HATK.n or PASSAGE.
First Cabin $7j
Do. to London SO
Do. to Paris S.~>
Do. to Hamburg . ija
Sleei a^e $30
Do. to London 3:1
Do. to Paris ;v>
Do. to Hamburg H5
Passengers alxo forwarded lo Havre, Bremen, RotteVdam,
Antwerp, Ac., at equally low rates.
Rates from L:ver|<onl or Uueenslown: First cabin, $75,
I?, $I0T>. Bteerace from Liverpool, $W, From Queens*
tow ii, $o0. Tickets i an be bought here at tlie?e rates, enabling
people to send lor their l'rlends.
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas-ten
sers; are strongly built In water-tight in n sections, and car
ry patent lire annllillators. Experienced surgeons are at
tached to each steamer.
For further Information apply In Liverpool to William Iu
rhiladelphla to John ti. Dale, 111 Walnut street; or at the
-Company's oflieea.
?JOHN O. DALE, Agent, 15 Broadway, New York.
rrjlk NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS' STEAMSHIP BKK
A MEN. II. We.-self, commander, carrying the United
States mail, will sail from pier 30 North river, foot of Chfttn
Letsstreet, on
SATURDAY. XIAY 10, at 12 o'clock M..
FOR
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,'
taking pss-icti.-cr* to
LOVfiON, IIA^ RE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
It the following r?t?s ?
For the first cabin, #10*); accouacavtn, t.?o, .?oar?ge. 53.V
For freight or nas^nge a?>p!v to
OM.KICHS A CO.. Broad sired.
XT2w v-OHic to mvk:ipool.
IN THE STEAMSHIP DREAT EASTERN
will sail from New York I, r Liven: joI on
bATURDAV, MAY 31.
Price of passage iu
Firat Cabin $95 a $138,
according to slate room nccoianiodatloas, .til other privileges
being equal.
Third Cabiu $30 ft $r",
with very superior a";i ommodatlnns. Suits of Hooms for
families may be en 'aged by spe^al arrangement. No Berth
aecurod uutil paid for.
HOWI AND A ASPINWALL, Agents,
risns of the i-lilp may be seen, and eng icements made for
i reigni or i aasaue. on application to Cl.i i. A. Whitney, at
the office, No 7 Broadway, New* York.
HAMRURU AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
STKA? TO
HAMBURG, H.VVKK AND SOUTHAMPTON.
Ttie favorite Ural '-lass and elegant Iron mail n.'fiii.Bhln
TBUTGNIA, H, Taitbk, Commander,
carrjirig the Unltfld Sta'es mall. Rill* fiom pier So. 21 North
tl *er, foo: ui Fulton street. positively on SATURDAY, May 3,
ami la1 ui. passenger* for London, Hamburg, Havre aud
Southampton at tho fololw i:gratua:?
V'trm C*h 1 i n $llV)
K.-oond Cabin ISO
3t-:era?e SS
/ The HAMMoNIA will succeed the TEUTONIA on May 17.
For pas mu>- tpBlT MokiiiTely to
C. B. RICHARD .v BOA'S, 151 Broadway, New York.
STEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW VND LIYBB
pooL?lbe Montreal Steamship Company's tirst cl. ss,
full powered, Olydf- bull* steamer BOllEvtlAN, Captain
B?llantyne, rarryni: the Canadian and 1 nked States mails,
will -ail from Portland next Saturday, May 3. Rates of
from New York.?First c'a-j, aocordlng to accommo
dations, $So and $46; steerage, found With Rood provision*.
ID. Bute- of tn.-a.e from Sew t'ot-kau 1 return it the fol?
lowing reduced rnten.?First eafeiii, $13" and $167. Steerage,
Brt). llertiiioai' ? Issued for hrlnjting oat passengers from all
the principal town* mi Oreai Britain and Trelind at very low
rates. F< r passage apply at 23 Broadway, New York.
SABEL a SEARLE, Uencial Age&U.
ClOMMXMOIKa MAY 1, 1S83.
J NEW A RBANOKliMMT.
FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA
For the better arconimudutlon of the large number of p?o
1.1." no-v emigrating to the ijold mining districts of California
Bud BriUth UoliunUu, i'OvB steamera per uiutith will 'oe
despatched from New York and from Ban Francisco rcspec
lively, iiu>;<-ad of thrc , aa heretofore.
Regtila J iya of departure Irotn N w York, on the 1st, Bth.
16th ami 2ilh. except whett these dates fall on Sunday, when
the da> <?!' departure "111 bo the Mo-Ma? following.
For freight or pa?:iapply at the only <<filce of the line,
Ko. 5 Ro.?lit.gtirei n, N?iv York. D. B. ALLEN, Afient.
CIIEAI' PASSAGE TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL BY
t ie v.., k lv<]| lin-of p ickets.?The clipper ship JAMEK
FOSTKll JB. sa ls on the 1st Of May. Por | a<-a;e apply on
buar<i, i <ot oi Heo.raan a ret, or to JACOB WILSuN, 10
Sout'< air-- <*l.
,tOB LTVERPOOL AND LONDON.?TVISCOTTS LINE.
Sh l< FBAKCIh B. CVTHHtt. Ijlng at pier 20 Ka?t
rim-, aails for Liverpool May .1 Ship ADRIATIC, at i ler
16 East river, sails tor Loadon May H. Kor pa-sage at low
rai?M apply to T \ I'ScOTT A CO., S6 South street.
At'tJTR ?.i.lA.?KANiiAKOO LI:?E' ESTABLISHED
IS'3??The m, . udi fir ! cbn? New York built j acket
?lilp INDIANA, I.i*XI t >n?. llotioru, commander, Mill have
tbe o?ual prompt ue<p* , of this liue for Melbourne dlrert
The a< e i mod itk?n* lor. iat and second cabin passengers
He vi ry super.or. a- d e choice of i art lis ean now l.n net lire
by in m' lateappliet VontoMMLLER LOKD .* 01 EltE \ U,
luS W <11 h reel. LORD A CO., e ns gu-es at Melbourne.
B1IIC-.T dTEAMKB KOR HAVANA
The United KUUcs Mu 1 alevushlp
COLUMBIA,
B. Adatus, United S;,<i< a Na y, C-<mtnsnder, will leave
pier N < 1. North Kiv.-r, on Wednesday, Ma? II. at 13 o'clock,
ni <<n, j.; <?? i < lir. Pm?<| < t-.a -an bo prooui ed fiora the Spin
tsu CoTiai l. For fr iiiht or ps? acn apply to
?PoKFORD, fiLEvToN A CO, 29 Broadway.
Fob nnr?KNAs ?tub fine, kast aailino MMi
RAINBOW, <!wpia -I Datano, wlllaail ina few <!a>nfor
|b<- .ii<-<- <? io:t. For fr?igl<t oi pa -ane. having lineaetom*
m< liii"nn, apply to CASANOVA JIHOS., 52 Exchange
???'????
The united states mail wtsamsiiip
roamokb
?Wll! leav" pier No. North River, on Wednesday, May 7,
1862, at U o'clock nt noon, pr^fJsj-iv, ior flnvAria direct.
LUDLAM, HFiNEivEN * CO.,M8Broadway.
NOTICE.?THE STEAMSHIP CITY OFWASllINtiTON
from LlrcrjooL w 111 enuimenre d1scliari.ing, umter <ri
neral or ler, on I rhlay, May 2, at 7 o'ejgck A M.
JOHN O. DALE, Agen'.
mo ro?fSl()NFE-? -A CONSIGNMENT OF MERCHAN.
J. dlae anltahlt-fer siKiers'go ?ls, such as Clothing, Boots
and -ho<-a, A<\, wanted, to flll the vaisnt room of a ch arter
?d vessel to Newbirti, N. C. Address M. L B , Herald
ofllee.
?
SPORTING.
IJOArs-I'LEASL'KIi BOAT*. RACE BOATS, SAIL
P IWi*, Wli.;rrl??, Yawl*. Metallic Lite B^at*, Purl
?oat', (ill' Double Header*, Waali II.m l 1!ml* and evi rr
kin (I h lid I rmlh cf Hi son hanl.al O. R. INUEKHOLL S.
lartfc < and ehea, e?t Uim( miU Urn Butir lu the world, V(3
Mil fit donth ?lr N I
SilRANClB HITLER, NO. 3 PECX 8LIP, HAS ALL THE
' (Miu < * breedi tor iui"k and iwle. ll itlcr'* Infallible
*ri| c i ni c and Flea Ki'ermlnator, SO cent* per bottle
Butli i '? "Urc^dlng, Tr.ilnlii*. Dl* iwn, Ar., ol Do|l," |l.
Dot;* mauled, tm.nril, Ac. M> dnlrx* for all dUea*e?.
FOR 8ALE-TIIE SCHOONER VA< IIT JPLIET,
d nl> W ton* burthen, 4 yeariold, draw* 6 fe?t waier
witho : lerii-mrc oir.l, fimt, itauach and lu good order.
Ari'lv i I'W'MEi' n il street.
FOlt KALE-VERY LOW, Til E YACHT EDOAR. IN
|irini.Mirder; Rail* ami Furniture cumrl ete; forr'-'rly
iMlnii,. I lo Frank L? ?'.le Apply t? JOHN J. DAVY, New
?rt.K J.
FOlt -ULE-ONE SMALL SAlLno.tT, 18 FEET
I >hk. ? feet beam, on year oM, mahogany panelled, all
In #00 i ii ler. In iu re of V. II. SCJlOI'ED, No. 7tfll Fourth
?treet.
iALE?A VAST S VILINll PILOT BOAT SCIIOON
1 , i, ? bout ou? hundred tuns; four year* otd. well
I for .> cetitlei i> j )?i lit, beingt mpHdelj furniil.Dd,
tc.. I I d well "Iiilted fur trading In the We?t Inttleim Unlr
of M \ic>. Addreaa A. f >*j* 1,241 N. V. I'oit oflke.
E0;t H.VI.E?HLACK AND TAN TEUIUFRS, VERY
i '*11 and handio ii*1, ami two rerT <un*ll Kini l.'harle*
H* f ill lired. Call Hi SO First avcaui , in the nturo.
|T?OU SALE-CHEAP. TO CLOSE THE FIR.ST OF MAY
X h variety of Bird*, Parrot* and Parn>\uet?, Trouplalll,
?ob'n* Mocking Bird*, tfiulrrala, Oold Full, Caiiarlen,
?ii To be (oml ied a* a fruil*tore, 1ST canal ?tree:,
OOrtier nf Mott. '
VALUABLE NEWFOUNDLAND AND ST. BERNARD
Hint, and Pili< lout mouth* old, for ??!#, of Iht b??t
it*"* lo Uia '-For tlinir apptei inut, ?t/?, color, utid as
Ii f|iiK? thev art! -?f great value." -New York Her?H.
HOR8BJ8, CiiRRHOBS, AC*
Anew thing.
jiiULK A STEVENS,
M.iuuiai in -tr of Aral oiaasCarnla^M,
72,74 uad 70 V j '? ktt street,
First dooi eusto: Iroiawy,
Are using mi all theircarrhyts and road wag4us the Patent
MallouMb Oroovad Atel Box, which ctuses the vehicle to rim
much 1 ghti-r than ihsolil fashion c?? iron bo?.
An elegant coupe at wt.y (cost $<wo.)
LATEST STYLE.
Owner leaving for E irop ? U?ed but fo r time* Can be
act ii ul 450 Broadway.
>!?<>, very low, aCa eulie, with cover, 4c? 111 for livery stable.
Apply at 42tf l. . .i ay, room No. 4.
A SUPERB BLACK TIOR3E ?NO WHITE MARKS, B
y ,-*rs old, 16 baud* liigh, wed by Mr. MaillarU. of Bor
d'.'ntov ii ; kind in single and double liarU'?s aud uuder the
?le would make a tine chaiger. To be seen at McDonald *
p 63 Wu-.iTwouty-ihud street, between Filth andS.xh
b?|
A VERY FOR YOUNG, SOUND. GREEN TROTTING
Hosre fursa.r?just in from the Country; color sorrel,
tail, seven year* old, 15,>4 hands, without a blemish, perfectly
kind for a lady to drive; a very hue double home; ran not
handy n 3 45. Lowest cash price $750?not half hi* value.
To be seen and tiied at Hotel Stable, Nlueiy-suth street,
BloomUidale road.
ASHVNDHOME a DAPPLE OKAY SADDLE AND
harness Mure a* there is in this city, for sale, 15\ hands
hi^h, sound, kind, and very gentle and stylish. Can trot in
three mlniuei. Price $600. Can be seen till rold at Niuety
sixth stteet, Bloomiiigdale toad.
A FINE TEAM OP BAY MARES, 17 HANDS HIGH,
very powerful and fust, fit for any work; warranted
sound and klud in siugle and double lisrneis; four and live
I ears o'd. For sale separately or together. Apply at 11$
lalden lane.
Board tour horses at the excelsior sta
hies, corner of Thirtieth 8 reet and Sixth avenue; th?
bast ventilated, drained, airy overground stable in the city.
Call and see them. Terms low.
Carriages, horses and harness for sale ?
The attention of purchaser* is now specially called to
the Brooklyn, Kings county, Cari iage manufactory and ware
r"<im*, where may be found a lsrge stock of tncniostap.
B roved and fashionable spring styles of Carriages, Coaches,
re.is, Park Phaetons, Calashes, top aud open Buggies, Ger
DUMitnwn and three-seat Risskawaya, grocers', exp. e*a and
btnincm Wagons, depot and hotel Carriages, snd second
hand Csrrniues anil Wagons of all kinds. Also, Horses and
Harness, selling at prices which defy competition. No. 10
Ni-vins titreel and 184 Kuttou avenue, Brooklyn
FOR SALK-A VERY FINE CHESTNUT COLORED
Saddle Horse fbur years old. 10 hands high; one buck
skin colored, 15& bands; can trotln 2.40; also several other
II r4es, from It to 16 hands; all sound and kind in every re
sped. Applj^at the auble, 030 Eighth avenue.
IrtOR SALE?A BAY HOKSE, 15 HANDS HIGH, EIGHT
years old, double or single driver. Apply at 8a7 Broad
way, corner oi N'iuctoeiith sueei.
IJ10P. SALE?A NICE ''iiEST.VUT sorrel HORSE, 7
; yeiua olrl, l.'>}? hands hi h, kind in all ha n-ss and the
saddle, perfectly sound, without fault "r blemish, fast trol
tcr, ai il will bo sold cheap. Inquire a' 2-1 Ea-t Broadway.
IpOR SALE?A TWO SEATED SHIFTING TOP J AGGER
Wu;uu, nearly new, built to order by Ford's Son, pole
and sluifi*. Inquire of C. JOHNSON, corutr oi Scvunth
avenue and Twenty .second street.
FOR SALE?A OOOD HORSE, FURNITURE CART
ami Harnes?, $140; also a two scatc! Kockawny, nearly
new, $110. Apply to J. E. SAYRE, 157 AUuutic street,
Brooklyn.
IjIOR SALE?A YOUNG DARK SORREL HORSE, SIX
years old, IS hands high, perfect in form, without fault
or blemish; will be warranted as such; nas l een broken to
lady's or a1'"'?"man's saddle, singi# and double harness; i*
perfectly reliable in every way, and can bo managed by a
child. Apply to D. S. JAR VIS, Central Stables, Broadway,
corner Tufrty-nlnth street.
FOR SALE-A BLACK MARE, FOl'RTEEN HANDS
high; one half blooded Bla k Hawk?fast?six yearn old;
Mvllah driver, sound, kiud and gentle; a very superior ro;' I
suity of great endurance; well broken, to the sadule. Apply
at 55 President street, South Brookljn, via Hamilton ferry.
IfOR SALE?AT A BARGAIN, A CLOSE CARRIAGE
nud Cicipe, both in splendid onler; cm be seen at No.
4 Depau row, Bieccker street. For particulars apply a. No.
.1 Pine street, room No. 4.
FOr. SALE?A SPLENDID DAPPLE GRAY ? nORSE,
sound, Hi hands high, very atylUli, nud very kmd in
single or double harness or under 'he saddle. Can be .seen
M the Riding School, 115 and 117 West Twenty third street.
FOR SALE-ONE BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS
high, suitable for coupe oroarrixgc horse; warranted
sound and kind in overy respect, and will be ?oid cheap. Iu
q ii ire at 133 East Twenty-second street,
LtOR SALE?A BAY MARE. WITH KOAL; WILL FOAL
L In about a mouth; she is'Jvear# old, sound and kind.
Apply ai ii- i3r>?- T-.....;. ,ki?,i atreei.
1jX?R SALE?A BAY HORSE, SOUND AND KINO:
. stylish driver; nlao, one a^ul v\ rk Horse, andanrst
rate Breading Mare. Also, a staole to let. Apply at stables
Thirty<thlrd street, west <>f Tenth ai'euue
FOK SALE?ONE OK TllE FINEST SAD. i.E HORSES
lt> Nev." Vork, so liable cither fjr an nnicer or civilian,
15'4 han :g high, eight >eais old, dapple ?ray. Can !- seeu
a> t.ie Washington ITr ? e Yards, Porty-fnurtii street. betw> eu
Fourth and Fifth avenues. Inquire oi A. M. ALl.EH'foN.
I-ton SALK-TWO (il)OD SETS OF CARRIAGE HAR
ness' H, with patent Kay Guiiar. one lur ?>io, 111 piirfect
order, tost $170; the other for SJ5. Apply to S. COX
HEAD, Broadway. Alan a Rhllng S.i<( tie and Bridle.
ipOK SALE?A P.Wll OF FINE CARRIAGE HORSES,
1 a stylisa S:idd.e lloise, one Phaetoti, oi.r itnckawiiv,
one light W..g hi. Harness, Ac , t" ? iher fir separately. In
quire ol J. J. ST1I.L1NGS, I .lij.j Broa (way.
17IQB8ALE?A SPLENDID BAY MARE, SIX YEAKS
. old, stylish driver, not in well broken to sal.
die, warranted sound, mid kiud in single or double ha> n??s;
would exi h*nge i'oi a lower priced Uorsc. Apply a; 153Eh>1
T venty ttftli street.
IfOR SALK-A FRESH MILK COW, OK BEsT QUAL
1 lty; warranted to milk twenty-eight quarts p. i day; also
make fourteen poonda butter per we: k; or wroutoeschanM
for a lower priced Cow. Apply at 1m East Tweiuy-afth
street.
ITtOK SALE?A STOUT BLACK PON ST, IS IfANDd
r high, !i?kt trotter; I# sound and without blemish; nuts
in harueas and p*'ee under the saddle; bus been diitan and
rod? by lulles tor four yarn. Sold for w ant of nxe. Alao a
utrong tout scat square l ody R<* kaway, in complete order?
eurta in, neat and cushion* eutlrely new?in -Hi Bayard
strict, near Bowery, and one blo-k from Canal street.
IpOB aALL-.V BAYBKOWN CARitlAOE TEAM, NO
! white, li!? Lands. tii.o style, perfectly gentle ev< ry
way, all year* "id, ei'ilb at saddle hoifes: an* trjal will i*
:,li i'i:, willstand in any pla>;e without being hitched. Call
at 312 Cliurr) street, from 2 to 6 P.M.
fM>R SALE-A BEAUTY OK A FAMILY 1IOESE, Six
teen and a half IjMde htgh, tOt g tall, not a white hair,
as bin* k. a* a crow, tor ?;yleaud ac'Kin can't be surpassed
trained to the saddle, round and kind; two days' trial will
1 e given Clin tie seen at 4!"< W iter s'rect, frnm ? A, M. to 1
P. M Also a buy Saddle Horse, til'? en and threc-iunrter
hands high.
LIOR SALE?A CItiWN WHEEL HOKRE POW.R;
C also improved English ?tenl Cullee Mills, complete, at
$10aud upward*; old Mills rej aired; country orilera si> h tly
attended jo by J ALSOl*. a; Si- We*' Sixteenth stu at, New
York
F'OR SALE LOW-TWO SECOND HAND COACHES,
seveiml net an 1 set ud hand ito< s a ways, t p aud uo
top two * .a and Jagger Wugi'ie, one Bulky. .Apply at Car
riage Fa tor), Sir Wooster -Int.
fOB SALE CHEAP?A \ BRY FAST PAIR OP BLACK
P trotting i'otiK S, It '4 h .n h high, Kiundand kind In
every respect. Inquire at Ryerson and Brown's (table,
I nuerauy place and Thirteenth mimI, or M J. nWLNAit
T(?N, 'JUGreene street.
I1K1R S\t.L CHEAP POR CASH?ONE SECOND
1* band hotel Stage and one seeoud hand Coach. Vlso,
n ,v and second baud llubt Wugona, Apply to J. 11.
HOY, Jr., Maud 16 Amltj place.
L1 KM ALE OOATS.?TWO FEMALE OOATS, KI -t) AND
r gentle, can lie had for$f> each, Incwusctiuenic ol giving
up hoir ck ep'.ng. A idresx S, box 466 Post office, New York
J VST A K RIVED?AT THE METROPOLITAN STABLES.
eorner of Prince and tlrosl . <st' , t?, tne lints: pair oi
? iy Fox Hutitei Horses that ha. been in market ihissea
? n; thi y arc ISJj hands blub, pony innle; line, louif, l ull
ul.s; very etyllah, and a-, to together in.?ide oi four
mlnutee on? trot natural gait being nine or ten miles an
hour; are con I do red by go ?d Judge* the tlneat and bfst pair
in th" elty for ale Also one of the Unest Coupe II irucetliat
has been In market in live years. LE'<\ JS. Owner.
I LOT ARRIVED FROM LIVINGSTON COUNTY?34 OK
?I tlif lln? st Horses that have l^eu in market this season,
i nalatli g of matched pair. ; Coupe, ltiud and Sa.bl'c
llorem n any of them are the premium auimaU of th''
Siate, and worthy of an Miapoation (torn those wMiuug to
buy . will be offered at low liuures, Cau be seen at the Me
tropolitan sta lu.?, eorner of Prince and Crosby trreta.
LEWIS, Owner.
]OUIS BRANDT, VETERINARY SURGEON, NO m
J Emt Twenty ftiurtli street, oetv n liedngtnn and
Third avenuef.?By a praetp-e of mure ban thirty year* in
different countries and climates, the nn<leralgned has been
enabled to Iwune thorouglily ?>? pmlnt-d with the different
diseases to whit li horses are siiiiject, having paid speeinl *?
leation tocoSn Joint lameneaa or eont- tction of the hixl,
which he has on re 1 in almost ererr case without le lemg any
external marks. Meatcal a<ivlce given to purchasers only,
ami mil to sollers. Incurable w ill i* examined free nf
? barge if brought to my office. Ail other domentle animals
and Birds attended I". Office hours fron OA. M. toll*. M.
LOUIS BRANDT, author of Uic "IuUilihle Guide to Die
.oier the Age< if Horses."
Morgan stallion for" sale cheap?five
venrs old, sivteeu hands high, sound and kind, a very
liandMime horse. Apply at the lively mable, eorner or Crosby
and Blecckcr street*, from lOto'lo'cl >ck
ORGAN HOBHKH.?A P.UR OP NICE bM ilORSKS,
t> jeais old, veiy s'yllsli; ao>o a pair of lllf ? ll r .es
and sei'or.il line single 11 irses, for sale, at the corner of Boe.
rum and State atreots, Brooklyn. Just fr^m Yerniont.
IIkVnTbs. ponies, ponTeS, op ALL HUB*, foe
sab ,al war prloea, at Forly-sn ou 1 Mieei, betwe' n Fii'h
and Sutli avenues. <1K<). GOKDON.
ST A B LR TtOOM FOR EKMIT-IOK1KS IN A PiVlVArE
stable; Hist elaai aei ouimo'latlun; ala > thre? superior
Saddle Horses, pei feet In every respect. Ai ply at stable 4'M
Sixth a\enuR, near Thirtieth struet, or KJ Bioadway, in the
eaddlet's store.
rpiIORdUGUBRED STOCK FOR SALE?TO CLOSE AN
J. estate ?
One Mialllon, 12 years old, chestnut. 1S.3, sound and klud.
A 1 in hemes* or tinder saddle.
One Mare. 12 years old, blood bay, ltl, sound and kind.
A I in harness or under saddle.
On<*lour vearoid Oelding,dark brown, unbroken to harneee.
One tim e year old SialltuD, ofj;ical sl<e, dark bay.
One three year old Oeldlng, dsrk brown,
dne two fear old Geltiinif, dark brown.
do- ye* r I Nik Filly, of great pr"fnl<o, blood bay.
Th ale are ol tb>-best bli 'iid oi the country. For parti
mlars and prloes apply to WM ALLKIELD, box lfw general
Post office, N. Y.
flTANTED?A HANDSOME DARK COLORED IIO.'ME
fT Uto I" IiboU high; mast tiot a imp In three mlntnes
be sou id, k'nd and broken, and suitable in every B'ip'.ct tor
a gentleman to drlie. Addri's* box l,Wl 1'MtoO' e. giving
full deeerij lion, price. A'- , or no MtMUIon will be pa d to the
tommiiuhatlou. _____ |
Wanted?a splendid saddle horse about
sixteen htnde high ror one that Is perfeetiy gentle,
and ran trot last oaf ore a wauon, a liberal price will le paid.
Addiess bet 1,6.13 Post olllec,
\l/ANTED?A~ MATCIIEll PAIR or FAMILY CAE
vT rlige llortef, fire 9t six fenre old, well broken *nd gen
tle, bay, with long Mils, fnli I# hands and no bleminhes.
Ad Ire ii A It . box IKW Post od.ce.
\V ANTED?A Ham C Af'"ENTF;R',d LfVREft Wi
\f gun; also Harness; must tip tu ';o?derdor Mdtese
KINANCIAX..
ARMY and naty pay office.
Arrearsof i'njr for resigned, deceased and dli-hsrgM
Oflteers of the Army aud N >vy. Prlte Mjnsy, Bouuty
Money, Ac.
? ? JOHN B. MURRAY, Army anJ Navy Banker.
_J9 Nassau (treat New Tort, opposite the Post oOi e
A UGUBT BttLMQNT A OO..
J\. BANKERS.
so wall '??.tkket.
Issue letters of credit to travelers, available In all pari (Of
li1*"* through the M"Harti. RothsehthL of Paris, Loudon,
rraaiioit, Vienna, Naples, a'ld their correspondents.
NV* /1OE,>,Ts'. ORDNANCE AND QUARTKR.VUB
tera' Bills bought m,i ?0M by
? _ JOHN B. MURRAY.
No. J'J Nassau street, corner 01 L.'icrty.
CMTY OK NKW YORK, DEPAVTMKNT OK FINANCE,
J Comptroller's Ollice, April 17, 1HG2.?Corporation
Loan.?The Union Defence Fun J- Bonds ?f the Corporation
of the City of New York t*l,UU0,iXW), with the interest ther -
on,becoming due and payable on the 1*1 day of May, ljtii,
will be paid at thia office ou that day
Holders of said bond* aud others who may desire to ii
vest in the Union Defencc Fuud Redemption t.nds of tnn
Corporation, authorised by an act of the Laglslknre, |>asscd
April 12, 1H02, are invi'ed to signify the same by letter, ad
dressed to the undersigned, stating tnc amount desired, until
tlie 1st of May proximo
The Union Defence Fund RedemptionBondnwttl be issued
in snms to auit, and will bear interest at alt per cent per an
num, payable semi annually, on the lat day of May and No
vember la each year, and the principal will be redeemable
November 1. 1M4. They will also be transferase at plot
sure, only upon the books of the Corporation, at tiiia ollice.
ROBERT T. HAWS, Comptroller.
CONFEDERATE MONEY-THE GREATEST 0CRI03ITY
oi the age nine different kinds; price 25cen's. Sent by
tnail on reoelpt (.r money. Trade supplied.
JOHN HKANKY, 13 Spruce street, Mew York.
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS.
Quartermaster's Vouchers or Checks, Army anil Navy
Pensions, Claims of Deceased Officers and (Soldiers, gof.
dlers' Certificate* of Discharge; Land Warrants and Certifi
cates of Indebtedness adjualed, collected and cashed by
RICHARDS KINGSLAND, Army and Naty agent,
Ko. 4 Broad street.
NOTICB.-TI1E COUPONS DUE MAY 1, ON THE
New Hav.-n, New London and Stonington Extension
Ronds will be paid on and after that date at the office of M.
Morgan A SON, 87 William street.
AfEW YORK FLOATING DRY DOCK COMPANY, 254
_L> South street, April ?1 18t>-. The iioard of Directors
have I4i:a day declared a dlvid'-n i of live percent (5) payable
on and after the tirst day of May next. The Transfer Books
will closed until the day of payment.'
__ H. V. MASON, Secretary.
<C1 <> Ann WANTED?ON BOND AND MORTGAGE,
<]pjL^j ,"UU nt 7 per cent, on property worth double that
?mount, consisting of four three Htoiy Itrlck houses und lots
in We?t Twentieth street, l?" ween Sixth and Seventh ir e
uues: well Insrred, and thepolioles will be assigned. Apply
to JOHN I'M YKE, 85 West Twentieth street.
dhl r.flfi WANTED ?ON MORTGAGE ON A WELL
iPi.dUU improved farm worth more than double the
amount. Address Farm, Herald ollice.
(Ilia TO LOAN-ON ROND AND MORTGAGE,
?jiil/.UUv' lu siruis to suit, t'ron: $l,U00 to $20,000, on
d>s rsii.e impf . ed property in Now York or Brooklyn. Ap
ply to A. 8. DUNCOMU. No. 8 1'iuo street, New York offices
I and 2.
$rfi flftfi-IN SUMS TO SUIT, TO LOAN ON BOND
?Jl/.v/U" and Mortgage on improved city property,
worth double the amount. Address W. Antbcs A Le Ruy, 3d
l'iue si root.
LOAN OFFICES.
A Till GRAND STREET, THREE DOORS WEST OK
J.Y Broadway?Money advanced on Watches. Diamonds,
Jewelry. Plate, Try Goods, aud personal property of-.very
description, or bought and sold by JUSEl'H A. JACKtfON,
auctioneer and broker.
Abraham j. .tackson, no. eo walker street,
iieai Broadway, (lat'' 58 Rend" street), loans money in
lurjje or siuull sums, on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver
Vi are, <;uiu, Dry G?od<, Wearing Apparel aud personal pro.
perty or every description.
At :t05 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET,
Money advanced tunny an. int on Diauiouds, \V a ciies.
Jewelry, Ac. Business strictly confidential. T. H. KEESING,
auctioneer aud broker. Private entrance In Du.ine street,
B'rst door west of Broadway.
AT 6.M BROADWAY. CORNER OK BOND STREET,
room No. 5.?llENRY4iY.MAN advancits cu ii on Dia
monds, set or unset, or buys the *anic for ca*h; R'so on
Watches, SilverWare, Pianos, Jewelry and Personal Pro
p^ ty- _
AT 66 NASSAU STREET.?A. HON If! MAN, DIAMOND
broker, makes lil>erul advances on Diamond*, Watches,
Jfewrelry. Ac., or buys them at ? 'ill value, at In* private office,
Ct; Nassau stri-et, room No. up stairs. Business couii.
dentlal.
A T 77~BLE EC KEK STRE1.T7?TUB HIOBBST CASH
jk r*-' ? -,lv?m ed on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Pianos,
Di) Goods, fto^ars, ate.. tj. u -I'avi nbroiturs nck.'ts boiiKiit.
II. MiW | 7 au* cV, U|> ?Utlr_?
1 T Q CliAMBErt STREET?MONEY TO LOAN TO ANY
...V amount on Diamonds. Was hes, Jewelry, Ac., by t'c
w II known and old established ISAAC, Broker and Com
mission Merchant, No. it Chamber street. N. b.?No bnsi.
tic-* trsnsa ted on Saturday.
AG T E LOAN OFFICE.?KRIDENHERGS'. CORNER
IJ "f bowery and Grund rtrcet, loan the highest amounts
on Wa lies, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silver or Plate.I Ware,
nothing, Dry Goods, Settar*. Sewing Machines, Gun*, Re
volver*. and all articles of raltie.
IBERAL ADVANCES M VDB~" ON "DIAMONDS,
J Watches, Jewelry und Silve. Ware, or bou?t for rash
at the hi?ln'St prices. Persons h&\ ing old tio'i' and Sd. ? r
Ware for sale can do no better than caaou LOUIS ANKIi If,
723 tit oadu ay.
T JACOBS 407 BROADWAY, KBMOYBD FROM d
J? Cudar street, arlvames made on Watches, Dixm.nid*
ai d other nluabiu p- rsonnl projierty. Old ?<old and SiWer
bought. Bukiness strictly confidential.
MONEY~LENT-TO ANY /.MOUNT. ON ALL KINDS
of personal property, as Wa:ches, Diamonds (^et and
unsat), Jewelry. Dry Goods, Ac., by AARON ADOLPHUS,
Incused lonu o'Uice, rJU Pearl street, cjrner of now Chambcra
street.
Money to lend" on DiAMONns~.rEWKi.RY
Watches, Silver, Guns. Dry Goods and Personal Pro?
perty ol alt des riptton". Goods can be (adeemed at any
lime within one vear. Priv.it" ofll ? ? entrance h ill door.
II. B.VUN\UD, J! 1'hird avenue.
ONEY TO LOAN?IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON~ WATCll KS
Diamonds, Dry Goods aud ail valtiab'.e Personal Pro
perty, Silver Plate, Ac Aiiply to R. WO0D, U Fulton street,
second tloor. Iron' room, iroai 9 to 4 o'clock.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID Kolt INDIA CAMEL'S
Hair S',iawi?, or would be taken In exchange for Dia
mond Jewelry, t'ssh paid for Dlam >nds Money to 1. an.
B. W PLCMB, Diamond Broker, 61J B. adway. Apply
only from 9 till 10 an I i t.ll 3.
CLOTHING.
A GREAT DEMAND FOK CLOTHING, F' UNITL'KK
CarjH-t*ami Juwttlry.?L.i .?* :.ud gen l.'ineu can r.?
Celve the following pni.. it ?Km S k Dre-; iVom $ i In $35;
for Coals, Imm $2 to $ltl; foi Pu.-'i, lj i>; $1 to $5 I., til
ing on "!? addressing M, A' l.iiiin j ' S-vonth avuii !>e
twio n T*?my-fll'h ?u l Tweiitj-slxtli trcel*. Lad!.:- imiiic
tunlly utteuib d to I')' Mrs. A.
ATTENTION, LADIES and UF.NTI.KMKX.?I HAW
jU't ir ii :l lo purchase cast off Clothing, Fur*
iiilm-* and Carpets for the California market. I d<> i r >? tlso
lo |mv !lii? I it*': i'at price* In tin- city by railing on o. a 1 Ire.*
iii^ ? Bo'e t?< E. MiN'TZ, 1ST Sixth avenu?, tw ? doors above
Tenth ?(i. < t Ladle* attended to by Mr?. Mint*. Kr.ueni
bcr, 1.1? fcutb avenue.
AT 152 SEN ENTII AVENUE, LADIES AND (1ENTLE
. iiH'ucnti dispone of th?tr ra>t off clothing, Carje-u, i-.? r
niton; i.i.d Jewelry. I gunrantee lo i.ajr lifiy per c. in in. ic
tlinii any other denl.-r In lh? city, ami not in be hut..bugged
by (ir.it pulls and (alw pretender*. Pl.-a>o rail on < r ad
dies.. J. Ariliall, I >2 S v nth av.-nue. bet wet n Tw en: wtli and
Tw my-first *treet*. I. ..Ilea attended by Mr*. Ant.alt,
At the new stokk, ih tiukd avenue, r,
und stenUemen cell '""iioae of Ihetr ami ml Clothing,
Cai pel*, Kntnil ire, Ac. i x ran'r e to pay for MrrsM * in,.n
$? to$30, forcoat* Imm fI to $15, for Pant* I'm- ft lo
#5. l'lrane do not for et location or address C. MIKII. 114
Thir l a.enue, near Four' ? nth afreet. Lt ile , attended by
Mr*. Ml?h.
ABTTKSTI >N, LADIES AND UKNTLKMiiN.-lK TOU
wish to get the full value tor your uasioil Clothing, Oar
pel*, Furim i" and Jewelry, the beat you can do 1* lo ?.? i i .1
note to !bc ?? '1 known dealer, K. IIAIUUS, I.'i6 Seventh ave
nue There yon may he convinced \ou will be dealt with lo
your aatimacilon Kor Die?sr* trom $?to $3U, for Coats from
#t to $l.*i for I'anta froin >1 to $5 Please do not Iorgrt to
call tia or addre * F Harris, IM Seventh avenuo. Ladies al
lend* d by Mrs. i' irt?
A^m LARUE Oliri.K KECE1VED FROM CALIFORNIA
to pmohase raai otl Clothing, Furniture, Cariiei*. ?
Ladles and ijentl'tp ;n, I guatniiteee to pay the lull value on
all article*. ,V H.?Mo not ln-ile\a tho?c lalw' pretender*
who oiler those enormoua price*. Pirn*.' call on oraddreaa
T. ROSKNBKRO, 212 Seventh avenue, there ton w<11 re
oelxr the highest prices, Lwlic* attended by Mr*. Ro?rn*
bWS- '
Ar THE fA I.I FOR .MAN AND WESTKHN AOBXCT
Store the highekt pibo can l>e ohuinml for caul off
Clothtuc, <!arpet?, Jewilrr, If. For Htlk Drea^ea from $i
to $W. r i t'oiit i, tioiii $2 to $IH; lor I'anta, from f 160 to 16
A now addrewd to II. Ilarr J 353 Bowrrf, opposite llml
Jon>.* n'reet, will bo puncluully attended to" L*<tlei attended
b* Mta. Ilarri*.
A POSITIVE FACT.-LADIRS AND (iENTLEMEN, IF
you want to get the utmost value (or Tour rant off
C othing, t.'arueU, Piirnltur* and Jewelrr, the beat you e?o
do I* to aend t note to A. IIARHIS, 551 Third avenue be
tween T'liity altthth and Thirty-ninth atreeta, ent <iho.
There you nmv depend you will receive 'ii pei rent mora
than at any other dealer'* in New York. Ladies attended by
Mra. IIurn*.
AT THE OLD STAND, E7.EKIELS CAN VTIEL HE
found lo |siy from $>) to $.k> lor ailk dre*aca, trom 97 to
$35 for Coat*, from $2 Ml to $7 for pant*. Also, i arpet*. furul
turr, jewelry. A'-. A note by poat (Minetually attended to by
Ef.KKI I-.IjS, l.'M Seventh avenue, between SineiceuiU and
Twentieth Mrer'*, l,a.nea attended Ui by Mr*. K.
AT SEVENTH AVENUE?$7 TO $*> FOR SILK
Drrnaca, $4 to for t 'oala. $2 to $7 for Panta, #r., ?III
be paid, lor the California market. Call on or addren by
po?t Letrenatyn, !I03Seventh atenuc. latdlei alluded by
Sir.. L.
Abetter oiiance than evkr-i have n
r>'ceiv?il $li,000 frutn J. Buthaum A Co., O.nclnna". lo
puicliaie Imilea'hi <1 gnntiem.'n'e Cnal Off Clolhing, Fuuil
tur , Carpet*. Jewelry, * T ? unranlee to par flflv per o. nt
m<> e 'linn ?nv other 1 '? . I?a?e eall on, or addre?*, A
DkCAS, 21* Se\entl? a. t*. lel?een T?>uity.f urth and
Twenty-fit ih street*. Lftoi < atlemled lo by Mia D.
AR.\"E OIIANCK.-L. 'iIES AND tJENTI.EMF-N. IF
you wlah to gel the lull value lor youi eaat oil Cloth*
Int. A .. the lieat you ear 'o I* to eall or ?. n.l n n tu to the
wel! known dealer, II ".f' NI'/. 18S Slith avenue. There
you may be aure lo reeet? 5il |?t cent more than by any
other i'Cilet*. N B.?Dor. >1 believe the falie prelen ler*
wb i offer $4" for *llk dre?i.e?, $? for roa'a, or$7fori>an *,
lis it it surely a humbug La He* alteniioi bv Mr*. M i!?t K
Please remeihber, Suth avenue, between Seventeenth
and Elahteenth ?treet?.
ALIFUItNIA AND PIKE'S PEAK TRADE-A t IRE AT
\J i:i unnil for ladle* an^l g-'iitlemen * ca?l off Clothing.
Furtillttte Carpet* and Jewelry. I guarantee to pair twi nty
Are per cut more than any other establishment, at 1 no
imouy. i all nt or *end a note to hj or 95>i Wi ll Broad
mi'-, bi'twoen Loonard an I Franklin *tionU. I.aJl. s attend*
ed by Mi* II. tiabay, anil gunUem tii It.v Mi S tiabny,
ttE.NTI.EMEN H AVI NO ANV NEW OR LEFT OFF
X Clothing to di spo*e of, rat> obtain the h'ghex pi-ire by
callliie at the more or addre*?mp John Muipby, wi7 I'^arl
*tre.-? between Centre and l'aik streets. All order*puoc>
tin 17 nttended lo.
GENTLEMEN'S NEW AND LEFT orF CLOTHINU
ptifhaaed for the Western m irkot, In large or small
lot* The lull value will he paid without haggling or seeking
to impose. Please rail al Uc *Wi? 0C ?d'lre?? IkyUUk* V,
AMl'feHMKNTS.
WrtHTFB HARDEN
?? TEN Til Nielli' OK THE nRE\T TRIUMPH OP
MJS8 BATEMAN.
till' JMtig IT: ! beautiful
Ql'KFN OK THF AMERICAN Bl'AUB
In a cords. c with re. ic a
UKl'liTITIUN O ltER (I KB \T IMPERSONATION OF
JULIET.
THl'RtPAY KvhMNfl, May 1.
8 lakMisre's Trugertv of
ROMEO AND JULlBT.
JULIET Km. RATEMAN
Romeo Ed win Adams
Merculio J. \V V.'aiiack, Jr
Capulet T. K M mm
Friar Lawrunoe 11 Howard
Paris ...||. Wiil
Tybalt j. Qrutvenir
B^'ivqII? 1 j y R?nd
Peter W.l'm^e
Balthazar Mtylee
Apothecary Jeffries
Ku?' Mrt W K Blake
L* 1) Capulet Mr*. II. Howard
No other piece tt.ia evening.
Leader o( lite < Irchestra Mr. K. Mollenhauer
Doursopen at 7: performance commences at (J and con
cludes ?t ai>out li)X 1'. M. Box olhc. open from 9to4 o'otock.
Beats may be secured anv Hum in a trance.
OPINIONS OK TUB PREaS.
Never In the histoiy of the New York stage has the verdlrt
of the critl' a been so unanimous and enthusiastic. ilere
?re a few extracts:?
( From the New York Herald.]
? ? ? Or Miss Bateman's rendering of Julia, wedaresay,
if put totha vol.* of the house. 11? i vote ? wuld have been given
wi.hout a dissenting voice, that it was angor,d ax the bent
Julia that ever trod the stage. Miss Bat.-man, for ilr p>i
?ionale and high spirited young lady such as .fnlia, haa the
?dvauixgu of youth, beauty and grace in a lugh degree, with
the accomplishment* for her work whi. n only genius and
?even- attidy ran give. ? ? ? In tbe class of parts which
ini-y he described a* emotional she will always be success mi.
Hli -hassulllctcnt grace, dignity sud mobility of expression
never to fall below the standard of excellent la the-n. ? ?
Mi** Rateman seizes upon the sympathies of her audleuo",
converts them into breathless listeners, ami extorts front
thein throughout the mom enthusiastic applause.
jKrom the New York Tribune.!
Miss Balemsn took the house quite by surprise, and exhi
lilted a ioree, fluency, and intensity of which she had pre
TloiMly ottered no exsmple. In both of theseeases the au
dience wan quick to rmpond to the work. aii'l Ml?t Bate
man u an veliemcnllyealled before the c.urtain. , ? ? A
very remarkable point of excellence in M v Bateman wu the
ah idd'-r exhibited on taking the sleeping draught tm Romeo
and Juli'tt.i I' waa iiue.(iiailed iu us kind. Better reading
marked the text?more equanimity lu the tone, and hence
avoidance of the per* aslve vice of the American stage.
I rruin the New York Timea.]
?er voi.la clear, lull, aympathetlc, and beractl:.gnee'-ly
all ti.at can be desired. In one or two scene* shecarried
hnr audience with her into the wildcat demonstrations of
sympathetic enthusiasm. having lo appear before tho cur
tain at the end of the thir l nuil lourth acta, m well an at
tha close ol the play, to receive tile most overwhelming tri
butes of applause. There la no doubt that Mus Bstomau is
an a. trea* of real natural genius. ? * ? During the week
M!ss Uuteman, at tho Winter Garden, has been gradually
growing in popular favar. She haa appeared In a round oi'
Obar.ictera that atamp her an actru-a oi uriluubli.d geniua.
1 From the New York World.]
MiwBnteman ia richly endowed for the profession upon
which ?he mar be said to be juat euteruig, .She ii young,
beautiful ami graceful; has atiie ir rin^liiu voi aa.l a win
niaj r.itherthan an Impressive ai-.^e preeen. Throughout
her jierformnnce laat night there were gloat of a power not
yet tu:ly developed, but which promises t r.peu into splen
did ? xoellence .. ?? Kympathles of the audience were warmly
wiili lier from tue beguiling to the end of the play. It h.i*
rarely been our fortune to chronicle a more tborougiilj sue
eessful "first appearnm*."
I Krom the New York Evpross.]
Her appeal to her loruter lorei?"Ollttord, why don't you
speak?"?.waa a cry of wnmmi'a anguish aiul alfectlou that
drew t-ara from the majority of the auditory, and It waa
nearly fi/e minutes before thu play could >;o on, owing to the
excitement of the 8pectatnra. But If the lad; wan grand In
her previous efforts, the cultuluation of her ,*euiua i.tnitu d
Its height iff tlic lnrt act Her appeal to Ma .tei Walter to
stay the Utipllals to which In a moment of pride abe had
yielded consent, ?m one of the great, at triumphs ever
achieved on the modern staf.e. Her language throughout
vehement, b it supplicating; her warning* of r.*vi uge. cott
pled '.vitlt lier appeal for merry, whs one of the ln>st exam*
pies of h iw near to nature art1 an come akin, ever put tray xL
It* oli'ect on the audience Is indeseribalde?men tin.I w men
roue In their seats; liraroe, plaudit*, waving ot kercltlefs and
chi ers were repeated orer and over atjait .
I Kr >m the New York Leader. 1
But the liv ing Jul a ? ho w jn presented to them?a yount{
and 1 eautlful woman tired with genius, compreh."n titigand
embodying all the suottctica of theohata teraslf they wt?e
jiart and parcel of her own i \p 'rience?startled ihem almost
out of their propriety, and made them give vi tit to titutr feel,
inns in tlie wildest u anncr. It was worth aoiueihnig to
know that *.) BUK-li enthuaiiism existed; fi<r wlvn wom'U
be. ome tumultuous and men brim: their hands together like
alaiis of marble, it makes us relieve that there is something
cl?e in the v. urld aft' i at', be ?M ?? dry goods and groceries.
[ Fioui Willie <' SpiL-it oi tite Tin e:. |
Here (after Julia's great speech in the tilth act ol "The
Hunchback ' the moment oi restraint was over, and the
auilleu ija* 1 voice to their intense '\eltetnentlnch. ers und
bravo* tliai might have been amp i- . !.? ?; for years of toil,
Th.i outy parallel that now occur* to ine waS during Edwin
Booth s sessou at the *anie house, when hi* tit rest of "the
curse of i'.ome. in ?'Uiobelk-u,'' thrilled tn?* house ilk* ?
iiash of liglituln In this ram! Ilmn\ Misi li I'em.iu ar,
very far, tr... auends any Julia within my exp.-rietice, ti l 1
doul t not any In tiie world, ltisabs 1 ,t y miraeulmts that
a inert? .;irL not vet . ut vl' her t ens. ahutil 1 pi . ? s suc'i
WonO'ltill pOACf. The inevitable result is. 01 coiirsf, t"
p ii e her at once upon Iho very pinnacle of fame, and entitle
her to ih'.' assumed title ol "the Yoathful ytteen of the
Stage.'"
[Front the Newlork Alias.]
Her rendering oi the celebrated ht.ntlug apostrophe in
"L i.ilon Assurance," displayed the most mpiu uttei?nce of
the K.ihii^n laagi age wuliadevei heard, wltlioiiti ti" la lored
res;.; rat ion. .. ,iit without a single instance of tripping in a
word; w hile the coqiK ttish mischief of her reeeptioitot the
roue attentions oi .Sir Harcourl seeni. d ?omet!iin*t-eyoud
the poBsiliiliu s of her years, and indicatttd that she must
bave made this Berry mist hief li r peculiar stttdv. llut on
tluvtiext evening ?>? saw her In the later acts of "The llnuch
back," and ih?l?ct burst upon tts llkea revela:ion, that the
g.ii'y of her Ltd/ Cay was onl) a spat kh on tnc wave of her
power, while fur i.r.i)i< lay hiduen thai tr.ifio capability
which uti,4it place hui, a: no distant tiay, at the very ne.id of
her pro.ot.siun.
i K.-om the New Y.trl; Albion. 1
The one aiiBoUi'i! fuel is?and it. a lact alniOAl tinprece
dented ias the history of the acted drima?that a jrnuiigg.r!,
whose natural alulitivs have not yet beon developed to hair
then scope, lias, ui the most dlllicult w caes, alike ol grave
unii?.y. displ ye 1 such strength ami versatility ol talent,
such instinctive upprehcnsiou of character, such a magnctlo
symp.it jy with human emotion, am! such a just apprecuitlon
of til.- capabilities of uramatic art, thai she eclipses eouipari
son, ilisooiir. -e. all ordinary eulogimn, and takes the crown
of art as oue tlist has a riitht to wear it.
? iKroni the New Yors Courier. 1
Hei giri sh, benitiful form towering with the dipilty and
eomui t idieg preseni " of n queen?lie'ore hlr.i w ho until now
she hatl obeyed wi blindly, in whom ahe had reposed with all
the blind e .nild 'r.ce oi her young nature, aroused from her
lethargy, distracted with her feat'*, her lovely head thrown
back, every feature telling her mad despair, her splendid
eyes sj,caking with mor" Impressive eiuquenco than that
which tier hoaiiit: ill lips wer^ tiuei lug at the dictation of her
pa.-sluu swayed soul?one hand pressed over her swelling
bosom, which rose and fell with the emotions that were
surging from her heart?resistless and unresist, d, t.ie jther
Uuu" etched in the maddened gesti :ulatioii,that woids, hear'.,
s.j, an I passion prompted. It was a triumph eolUumwon
D> wow in?u.jvei before by one so young.
i Krom the New York Dispatch.]
The effe. .was. trlcul hundreds arose from their s^ats
anil shouted applause; while t.ie women waved their hand
ketchI a id ve t joined In the more clamorous tl'ii-ous ra
tioiisof approlMtiou. It waa not an exhibition of ilenius
a..I n Art; btttol' Art aiiilug tienius. Mhr tdenliiled herself
into which she entirely merged her Indi
vidually. If the audience ioigut that luey looked upou a
mimic w etie, she be om. oblivious ol herself and wa? alone,
the clou ? 'tei whljh she portrayed.
From the New York Sunday Time* |
Nothing could be move .harmlu than the girlish inno
cei.ee and gri e, nctural and unstudied, which rttMlttgnlsh.
I'd tlM 1 i>t .u.t, Mil no'.bln* more electrifying In lis eilects
than th intense ;..r.-i t. which she bfterwnrdsdisplayed In
t' ? eelebrateil scene with Master Walter previous tolieren*
. ? 1 niarrlaite We have r irely s. en a >c? York audit nee
,u . 1 irom it-pi opt iety; women WaveJ their handker
chi and me.i nn.i bravo?an e\traor?itu try and liattsr
ing r.ibute lo thcaoility ol so y<>uug en arlisl.
TO-MoKKOW (K HI DAY) E\ ENINO,
BL.NEF1T Ot Mia.s B.VTbMAN".
Two splendid p.. <e
T1IE ITALIAN WIFE.
Ihan a ly .Ml?e Bilcman
Coie lcding wlih
GRANDFATHER W IIITE'IBAD
Mr. HKNKl 1'LAi'lDh lu bis greatest chara- ter.
A HOST OK TALENT WILL APPEAR
To-Miiirr. ai niK iiofsi: ok commons,
FOR J. CONLEY S BENEFIT.
R. d.Vi t'H, Proprietor.
xtational ACADEMY ok design?the THIKTV
Xi ?arestk Annual Exhibition of the National A ad.-my of
Dentin, oonsMIng of original works by living artis'*, n omv
open tor the at tlio Galleries, H2S Broadmtv
?taaou tickets, 80 cents. Single atlmlcHloq. i"> tal<
T. ADDISON RICIIAKDS,
Corresponding Secretary, N A.
Hating lately been proprietor ok a con
cert room in this cltj . I am anilona to rekotlit with .1
|i.?r;y with capital to go to England Immediately with a n w
eiiierpr.it>, which w I'T (my h.in Uomoly. Ad<Jrt ?s L. S , sta
tion A, Spring street.
DON 1 FoRGBT J. CONLEY'S HF\P'-lT
T0MG11T, AT TIIK MOI'SE OK COMM0V8,
Hi WEST HOUOTUN STREET.
B. SMITH, Proprietor.
DOD WORTH'S HALL.
GRAND PI'.ESRNTATION CONCERTS,
for (MM week. commencing this Ttinvodsy evening, Mav I,
1802. Th following artists will at>|? aron Ilia opening ni>.hc
Oth ri have been engaged and will appear during the Week ?
Mrs. J. M. MOZART. Hprsno.
Mr. J. R. THOMAS. Tenor.
Mr. GvSTAVuB HEART.
Mr. S, 11 MILLS, Pianist.
Mi ? MATILDA E. Tt'EOT, Violinist.
One hundred and twenty-two prewtiis will bo given to Hie
patrou* ot tiheii nutei ulntneu.s. Ainoni! them it splendid
rosewood Pianol r e, which can l>e seen 1.1 lulh, I'oud A
O.'s, W7 Enwdwayj a Ornver A Baker's aewtnc martilne,
an elegant (iold Watch, and many other valuable articles
Tickets, tor sale at the music stores, hotels, auil at the
door.
MIDICAL.
AREVINDEH.-DR. BAitKOW CONTINUES TO BE
consulted aa usual at 1V4 Bleeek t street, lour doors
from Maedougal, New York, from 11 till !i and rn>Hi 4 till (*
D~ R. R. COBBETT. MEM It Kit OF THE NEW YORK ME
dlcal Coiivno and College of Surge ns, London, can be
consulted, ns ttaual, at hli office, M Contra street, Wln-ce#
Chambers and Reade. Private entrance No. 0 Lily lull
place N. B.?s?e Dr. C.'s diplomas, In his office Charges
moderate.
DR.'COO! Kit, 18 DI ANE BIREeT, MEMBER OF THE
Collage of Phvilclons and sturgeon* of N"w York, may
tie consulted dally at his office, from f in the inornlug till 9 in
the evening.
Dr. KorH-ornois in oRoiir streetTcoIT
uer of iionstou. Hour* II to 2 ami 6 till V P M
Doctor hunter himself?thb physician
who established Hie Hunteiian Dispeiisary, N .1 Oivl
aioa itroot, Now York city, In IMt, cau be con-tilted from 8
A M , until ten o'clock at nl.nlil, at the old ofltee A private
entrance. Book for nothing.
DR. W \RD, AN EXPERIENCED AND SUCCESSFUL
practitioner, thoroughly conversant in treating ills
easeo, 1 an be oonsiilted M No. 12 Laight aneet. A private n
trance. H ">K gi.iils, Atl. iid* uhv iy..
DH POWERS TlfEATS ALL DISEASES OP FEMALES
with iinpiiratlHttil stleoeaa. Il> can be conaultwl ai U
Lslglit street, dm m/ Ulnoutt doy mid event'.g
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES ? DISEASRS OF FEMALE!)
I scientifically neat it bf Dr. THIERS. No. III?Broadway,
n> ar Twenty-ninth street, N?w Voc . Hend ? r?d s'tmp for
ladles' eiioiilar. and eseai* quackery.
fROFF>sOE H EST ELL. 16? Oil AMBERS STREET,CAN
be consulted as usual. Agents, 127H Libert; stieet,
Y. Ill Hrooklyn. 176 t ulton >ineu
joivtsioN STREET, N.
> Y? since liJ4, cureoirupMona of the skin, orroftila in
every form, white swelling, ore.hltlr, vOrloocele, h*4rt)eele,
grsvei, fiitulk, rheumat sin, acute, citrous qc tu; tmit*
to I f Nv t<a? UU cutigd. *
A Ml) SKIM K NTS*
NIBlA) s GARDEN?BRILLIANT gOO^E-'S
1 >iiril work ol the ma ni'icent operati *pe (I'le
THE f'.Nl'H ANTRESS
THE UNEQUALLED I'lRORK
A'.vndant on the prodm-traii oj thla beautiful piece.
COMBINING IN AN EMINENT DlilltEE
Ol'ER*.
BALLET.
DRAMA,
8PECT VPI.R
BUKLETTA.
FAROE,
lodjees the management to announce it
EVKKV NlilHl UK i It KIRrilER NOTICE
TUB BPI.J NDlD VOCALIZATION
<ir
MISS CAROLINE RH'HINOS,
04 well aa her beautiful u'tlnx, i? nightly r? ived witli
Round after round ok applause
raott
INTELLIGENT AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES,
filliu?i lue
SPACIOUS AUDITwlUUM
from nartiuKt to ee.ltnr
Brilliant recaption or
AN N ETTA 0ALETTI,
pronounced the
BEST TKRPSICIIOREAN ARTIST
in America.
Mli PETER RICltlNOS Ail DR MATHANASIUS.
NEW AND SPLENDID MCEMEKY.
PULL OPERATIC CHORUS
A SPLENDID BALLET
AN INCREASED ORCHESTRA
aud an
EXCELLEFT DRAMATIC COM PANT
Aitinl??!on. Drain* C rcle ami Parquet Moenti
Secured Parquet Slaill 7Acenu
Family circle, anlranw on Crosby atreet JA ceuw
Doors opeu at uuarter past 7; to commence at IV, o'clock.
Ou SATURDAY, MAY 3. a. ONE O'CLOCK,
SE<o\u OK AND MATINEE,
_ THE ENCHANTRESS,
.with ail in
61'LENuID MUSIC, SUPBIlB SCENERY,
ELEGANT DANCES, BRILLIANT TABLEAU,
In the same ..tyle of perfeci'im an given
IN THE EVENING'S REPRESENTATION.
A'lmun ?? (.in this noeaaioii t tu all pnria o the house... .80c.
Seats can be seemed In the Parquet ami Drra* CI role for
the matinee (without extra chart;*) auy tlma during the
week,
WALLACE 8
Entrance* la Broadway and Thirteenth atreet.
Doors open ai 7>, . begin at 8 o'clock.
MR WALLACE
has ranch pleasure in announcing mat ns there U not the
slightest don wase in the attendance to witness t.ie
STANDARD FLAYS,
Kil l, tm each revival in received wlt'i the most gratifying tea
ttiiioin.ib of success, both tioiii plow* and public, he will ad
her. to th? system of
VARIETY AND NOVELTY.
wbicli bai secured lor his theatre sucti unequivocal auu
ranees of approbation.
PROGRAMME.
THURSDAY,
LOVE AND SIO.VEY.
FRIDAY, B'ilwer'a
LADY OK LYONS,
which ha* attracted four dense! v crowded audiences. who
minlfi'sted tlu-lr im-at gratlneation liy toe mo^t anihuBiaslic
p audua e ol beard within tlie walls o. this establishment.
SATURDAY,
EVERY ONE 1IAS HIS FAULT,
received on Monday l>y u nil and lnslilona'ulu audience, with
the loudest laughter anil applause.
Monday (Jlrst time lien), the elegant and very I OBUlar
eotnedy, by the author of "London Aaauraaca" aud "Lo?c
au. Hluuey,"of
LOVE IN A MAZE,
with new ?? cuery and costumes.
TUESDAY,
THE LADY OK LYONS
WEDNESDAY I by desire).
the Love chase
TONIGHT (TH>'RBDAY).
third time here, tlie lavorlte comedy, ru written and ada| <eit
by the author of "London Assurance, "Old Heads and
Vounrf Uearia" and "Love in a Ma^e,' eipreksly foi' Mr.
WiillackS t' oatif. eutilJcd
LOVE
AND
MONEY
which was honored at Itn Qrit and aecond luprcbe .tatiuns
wlih eratlfy-n?; luonntiatious o! approral by cro.\ <:? I and
nkvaiii atiiileii'-ea, to be repeated th.? evening with a very
i ul. and complet * can*.
L'lKl I'lpley (orijjlinlly acti d by him).... Mr Le.-ter Wa' ack
Ti. ? M.ieliuntin ol Diiiiuu Mr. OhiiileaFiah> r
t'l i de 1'laniageuvt Mr. Mark Smith
Sykes . Mr. Nur ou
I'r.i.eii Actuii Mr. Ri vnoMn
W. livH Mr. Vming
Mi.1,1 ,iii Mr Turner
II lei; Pianta^enet Mr-^ M -y
Mia. Fo? i'lencu Mra. Vorm a
R" e Luwleaa. ( .Miaa Mary Uaiiu u
L ly Aiijuata. i Pupilaof JJii-? .?M:er
b r ities i l Mra. Kret.oh ' .Mrs. Re v. a
M i'. .la . ( Mis- OrueVee
Sully Hlugleheart, a lodging hon e keeper Mra .loi n Hct'mn
Mr a Warren . Mi ?Carman
The N-w S.euery by. .Ialierwovd
will col -1st of
AN APARTMENT AT THE IH>V Ml! PL VNTAOENET'H,
I.ltVVtlNi' li'lOM Al M S. KOX lliENCII S.
AND M1E 11 AKItt tit AN I) TOWN OF BOlLOt.NE.
In renearaal, ,
At..
K., t'r rw- ? .. .SSc-nta
lioxei mid Part] ict.. SUeents | Orchi atral Sl.nli? -1
Fiiratv HoXea $7
BAI.Nl .M H AMERICAN MUSEUM.
UllVND N A110NAL ilAliY SHOW.
$.',?? DISTIilMU'l ED IN PR./.Kb
Encourue l liy Hie iiiiiih li - fciic t -s ol liia loriuer expe
riment, umi iu ciintpliani-i with repealed aiig|;estlon* an I ao
1 c'lationi of iiuiuei ooa men da <>iid i atrona, me maiia^er has
decided 10 hold h
GREAT NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
At the Museum, on TU'E&IMY, W EDNh.*<DAY, TIIl'RS
DAY, KK11'AY und SATURDAY , June S.I 4ih, 5ih, 0.1. ..ud
7tli, IS(5.', and
l>i>rk:Bi'TE upward of ?j.ww in premiums
for III" til.est I'.aBII.S, TWINS, iRll'LLIS, V' AlhRN.S
and FAT RABIES.
Tue number ol H.ibiea to lie exhibited will le limited to
one hundred, besides the Tw.li->, Triplet*, Quale.ns au l Fat
Ua i ?
The iiiemluuta will be distributed among the mint merlin
rioua, by lady judites, uf the mat reapei tjbiliiy, according to
the lullowliig I r-arannne:?
The lineal baoy under live years of age $100
CLASS 1. -1'KI M1UMS . Kit O.nk Ysaa.
The finest ba'iy under om- year lAO
5 ootid iinerA baby under oue year Hi
Third iinoit baby under . n-jea' 10
l"?ui tu, Ath, titli, 7lh, 8th, 'Jth,: ' , lllh, ll'th and 13th,
each $."i 80
CLASS II.?pKKMira> rRuM ONK to Tiikkk Ykam
The iiu ,<t bail} of from one t?> ;i rea years $90
S coud Itiirst luiliy of from or e three years 15
Third fi'ieat liaby ol' irom oim -hree years 10
I'ourlh, Ath, tftlu 7tli, 8th, Ot'.lOtb, 11th, 12(u and Uth,
aaeu 00
CLASS III.?Fkkmh-ks rMOM Turks to Frva Yaaaa.
The tini"t ? a >y of from three to Uve years $fc)
Se und one... baby ol ;ro.n Uine to i.ve yeai i 15
Thtril lin"at baby of from three to live y. ars .. io
Koi.rtb, .'ith. bin, <tb, 8ih, ktu, iOth, lltli. IJUi and Utii,
nt;?..K
*
eacii ? ?????? ? 50
CLASS IV ?PHKiiiuki roil Twins.
The flneat twins ot .iny a?e unde^i ? $90
Se md tlnc-t '.wiim ol any ..ge i(M r .ive 14
Third dii -st twlnsof an) a.e unwt" uve ... io
Fourth, Sill, till, 7tii.8th, 'Jth, lOui, 11th l'Jth aud 13th,
$10 t-a .-to 100
CLASS V.?ParMttr*.' run Tairttr*.
The !me?t triplet (or tlr ? at-a birth; of any a^e $70
Heeoiid tluest trii>let 'or three at a birth) ol any aRe 2 >
Third ftne-t trl| l.u 'or ihriw- at alilrih i ol any a^e M
Foorih, Mh.titu. 7tn, sih, 9th, Utth, lllh, U'.. ana LJili,
$15each? .... 150
CLASS VI.?> KKMiBMa ron QUATklia.s.
The tiriest quatern (or four al a oirtli) ul ^n> a. e $JVt
Suoouii nneviiiuateru (oi loura- a oirth) of any ngf IjO
Fourtn, Ai't, 6ih. iib ami Sin, glisinsch &A)
i'i.ass VII ?I'ttKMtcaa run Kattk t Cuilv.
The (attest ei.ild tuidei oaleeD yiarsuf a.e $AI
?. ctiid ta t- - ' ehild und. r stKveeii year* or ag 20
A portiou of the premiums to be glveu, If preferred, in
on Li' or SILVER PLATE, at exact eon. .
L> EltY HAliY cxhilu.ed will be entitled to, and reeelve a
be.i. ? udy ? usiaved DIl'LO.d.V, with altg.uit Vignette and
other devices.
Th ? 1, Ai> Y SHOW, the secon 1 pxhlbltlon "f the kind evei
hel t In New \ i>rk. will lie lurown Ol'EN TO CHILDREN
(und r hio year? ol aije) FROM ALL P.<RTS OF THE
WORt.D. ft I ring rooms, Cra .lea Ac., will ii- provided ,0
ONE IU XDrKJ' IIAUiEm ANDTHEIR ATTENDANTS
fl EeiDAY. Jtiite 3 i-ioni II A M. till 3 P.M.. Balnea of
*11 i^es tvii! b exhiblUd. First pramluiii doci.ired .i thrae
u rjiitijt I* M.
Ti LSDAY. June 3? Krom i .ill "P. M. T.'n.i an I ea h
othei ev.iung, BABIBS,TWINS. IRIPLETS, gUAIERNS
.. id FAT BABIES, over lour ycais of ay.
WEDNESDAY, June *?From 1. A. M. lllISP M., Babies
run.. . one > irof age exhibited
TllUKSDA i, June ?? From II A. M. (ill S P. M , Hables
fi urn on" to lliree i?irs of age, aud latbiea from 3 io A years
exhibited In two dill ??rent eludes. Prcinlums declared ai 3
V M.
t lliDAY. June #? From 11 A. M. till 8 P. M , all the Pre
mium Children exhibited.
ATI'i.DAY, Jin.o 7? Kiotn 11 A. M. till 3 P.M., all Pre
mluni Clol in n exhibited.
THE It vAiY taki'.i; tlie highest premium ($100> Is not
eliiilb e to ' "ii.p te .Oi ni.y other premiums.
Ail the Twti s, Tripii t.4, yuaterns ami KaI Children, as well
k.i tin Buhv t.ik ng the ai^ht ?t premium, io be urn nil llio
;? l, l,h. 5111, n 11 und rill ni June, from II A M. till.I I' M.
Ml Babies, Twins, Triplets, quaterns and Kat Child, en,
t'ikini; the Inglmat premn.ins, are also to n iiia.li on exulOi
lt on Irmn au i Iiu Itidiug Monday, th< yth o. Julii , t il and in.
cliuiuiit .?ssl'iiilay. the lini, li the lla.ui.er of the Mum am
desires li, provided that besides piytua Hie amount of tae
bi<liest pr. inluni. lie also pays au additu nil sum of money
eqiiiT l.? twenty (*0| pereclil of tin aino .,,1 of a,Id highest
premium.
" me eondttioa In relation le St. ond premium i hllilreii,
,1 tlisi as lliel prein(iiui? are smaller, if the Manager
dee Id' . to have ihem remain tlin aacAud w>ok, III. y win be
paid liirty (401 peree it ..id.iloiml to t.^ir nr..t preimuu. , in
stead of twenty |>er cent.
cl Idreii eahlbillng aaTwins, Trlplan, Qtiaiterne or Fat
Chtldie i cannot couipcle (or priti ? in either jt tue other
eisases.
? Persi.iis Intending to exhibit their liable*, will please se.
cure their Numbered C?rtiie ales at ?n e ir y d .y, a. It w ill
be ?een above, the number of babies la limited. Oo obtain,
li g tltelri erUttea.es they will b>- reuolred io deposit oue did
li.r, as evidence jf g'sxi tsi h, which will be remaded ou the
last day oi the ashluMion.
Milt er and tmrse a iinitted free.
Tub PRIDE and ULORY
Or *MI*
MagnMU-mit clU u llii- world fmiioii*
"i'arisian cabinet OK WONDER AND ANATOMY."
MSHKOAUWAY
(no?t d'>orl llaii, HU. k A On '?).
All whoT?lu? wltdoni, ?n>p?rtnnt, knowledge and power
thould ?( ?oc? villi tbla rn ijr
KXCITINd,
MOST WONUBRPUL,
? XTRAORUINARV,
marvellous,
THRILLING,
DNSVUVAsil\BIiS,
tUJ PERM.
invaluable.
INrtTHUivrtYR
SCIENTIKKnNrtNrCTlON.
0|en for gtntl.'inrn onljr, from It) lui 10.
A imlKinn Koeuta.
flAVP.TY THEATRE. albany, N. Y?LADIES and
\JT giiil'.rmen of w'- nowrlo *M.ity trt?hlng ?m..ngc
mrnt* l' r tit' *i>r anil nmnmir ?et??on lor lion ovcih ?
trr Wi apply lor two it .if* to .1 Connor. Hmodwnr
FttwaTRICK, HOWARD.* MANUKlHtl, Proprietor*.
W ?n kd?A LOT Of scenery, K >R A TRAVEL
II I h rotnpBnjr. Addm ?,-tmin. til! partio i?i k at to
?1*?. V'., a I ah lowed! raxu price, J. I'. W., Herald i>0Ue,
13 >NJO TAUOIIT PERFECT IN TWEI?VF LESSON",
JJ I ? i )V liv It t\ doiinun, Wtl Hro. dwuf, A .in ton?<t
tii'.: ? "n-?l riifMht 10 order and mat to mi) p*ri o; tin- co in
ti;. ? the receipt o> till.
tir an'IBD-at NIXON'S ROYAL ClttOUft,
?V 7ft (Mill,tiHEN FOR THE
OtlAND Ol'EKAI'lC Sl'Et T.U'lb,
cindekrlla.
Ti> l>? Immediately produ,*11, will other atartltug norel
t.i?, .01' tin1
SVE'JIAL *MI'SEMENT OF THR IUVRNILE FRIENDS
yi' CUM. fUOTE Af"Q COL KM ALL
Am>SK!*IK*T9.
^ ? ? < ? ? ? '?*
LM QOTTScnALK?NIBLOd BALO'lff,
h IUUAY EvfeNINO M..Y -?
MK. OOTi?' ? 11 VL 'S AST C <NCERT
G01TSCHAI.K PATTI TOMBED!
>'K'<HI. MOL><< U \UEU. SANDERSON.
IK RA - E ? I MKT I
I I'aiitmi"Vtoloooe'l ? Koin orj Moil nlnn ef.
1 Duo.tr.?ILUJo "i i i PittlulTomten.
Trn- iter- Uolafholk.
4. K ii ?t???Mirla dl Bu leiice Eyrrt,
5. R.iiii.1-' 'a-M .?'?# .... Tombed.
0 A Illinnou* Eerduea H Paalor.'ilo e Cavallii'rl.G tucUalk.
PA KT ir
7. Purtf?Ln?la Tumlhiai am nut
8. A andante ud al euro of Sanal I vrudolai?iia
B llat lor p'ann ?n<1 volon.-ello f
i'lfti" ".<<*<1 ti> On tv balk nnil Moil nhauer.
9. L'Amour Polka, ci>mpo?.'d by Muilo.
Kor lite nnu time aaog by i'aiit.
10. Roman.-a Lombard! ? ? Tombeei
11. l aiuaaia di Uravaura Kil.ult Regiun at U'HU-hatk
lvf. Teieelto Alii la Patn, ToaribmliFwjl
MtiKlrn, |)irc. tor and C<M1<I11<' o<. . Slg- M'i*W
Aduiui a to ail uarti ?l th liall t 1.
Sea > can lie awn red, without eltra charge, ?( Bwr&
Sfhirtnar'a, aucoeaaor Oi Bionalng, 701 Rroadway; Slleail a,
12 Wall 1 n ot, and in Urn evening at tl.a hall
Mr. Uoll?< balk will perform ou Saturday In NeW UavM.
T..0 Pianoa lined by Mr. Gottachalk arc from tin- celebrate#
manufactory or Chtckertng k Soni, In Boston. ?
V*"EW bowery THEATRE . _a
Sele l'i'oprirtor ...Mr.- f Llagact
THUKSDAY, MAT 1. M
The talooted urunt, * ?
mr K. eddy, - *
a * Roderick Oh>i In tha ?? <it<h drama of
THK LADY OK THE I.aKB
Mr G. ('. BONIFACE ax Kit 1 Jame*
And. for the lait liulr, ll><- uraiid apoclaclf of
KAU8TU8;
OB, THK III HO* or TIIK DKACW
Concluding nrlili 'In' ? ?? nl ? lar>-e of
BOOTS AT THK SWAN.
BARNUM S amkr1can muhkum,
OSLY TWO .MVS MOKE,
THURSDAY AMI KRIDAY, may 1 Ia4t, 1M,
Of that ?pleu<lid jinenb* pio<?.
HUP O' MY THUMB;
HOP O' MV THUMB;
o*?
THE OGRE AND THE DWARF,
tn whirb thn ?.. aU<Ml man I i the world,
COMMODORE NUTl', TWO 1'EET UlOff,.
IttWfs Hi.* par of tlie D???rt, and
THE BELUIAN UIA.'.T, EIUHT KEET HIGH,
the nart Of ihr O :ra, miifcing tlim- itsoiih ??
KEAli LI14U CHARACTER*.^
It vflll b? played THIS AKTEBNOON aud BYBMIV^L
followred b/ th"- P-tr ?? <? th?
WIDOW OP PALERMO.
I.AHT TWO DAYS, Al^O.
of lliat magnlllc"nt De l nn<cal .->u<igWeniar Si-tiua,
TIIK Hi WRIt iff beauty. "
THK MOST llltil.U .M XECTIANli.'AL Kt'EUTAOL?
ever preavuied wan A.n n an an'.l?n<?<?.
LAS I' W KEK POSITIVELY
of that towering inonnliiin of tiumamt^.
TIIK HV.UIIAN Ol ANT.
THE UELOiAN OlANT,
tbe largest mm. known In a..v part of th< \?<?r!d, '>y tha alM
of wli<<m nrd.n -rv 'ii<'ii an* in<*ri* niKinl ?.
COMMODORE SU IT?THE $:0,0?i N OTT,
,bB amiil e*' man In t ip Wtir.d, 2? n<?hoa b gb, n< I wvighUf
but 21V. iiO'iTiilh, !<? to b ? h uu w til t <J ant,
AT ALL HOI RS. DAY AND EYEMNO,
^""""'tIIE QUAKER, OR WOODEN liUN,
from the rolx-i soi tifleatloti* at Oautrevill<>. V*.
TUB U It I. AT HViNvi WHVLE,
THE MVDAOASCAR ALB .SOS,
TH I ? liUlNU ML UK .->KA LION,
LIVING MAMMOTH ..RU/LY HEAR SANfSO*.
LIVING M> iN.sTEK SNAKES. LI. INI HAPPY .AMI'
LY, LIVING Tl'RI'l.K. lilt.,ND AQbARlA, with lu iau?
ttlndo of i-oautlfiil LIVING I ISH, aud ne?r a million olkaa
CUAimi!?H?o". t > all 2SrenU; cb'ldren nnd'-r 10, 15 ccnU
Sec Muitpiim a t?ertl?>mpnt of
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
NIXON'S ROYAL CIRCUS. . ^ . _
Mill A SIHIRT .-U ;>IER SF.ASOJf ONLY. ___?
AT TIIK i'ALAOE iiARDEN, 1'"' >? Hi'KESl'U STRBOT
AND SIXTH AVENUE ,,
THIS AKTER.VOON AT 2 A.M> I > EMNll AT 7.
COM PUIS! N A Lu I'Uh U..EAI' Kll'KRn
AOROBATb; ARTISTS OK BOTH .lEMI8PHBBE?
AND ALL I UK GREAT STARS
tlnvl appeared at Nib <?' > Gard< 11 <ln mtip t .i* .-eaaon or l^W.
COMPOSED ONL\ OK T'.lE VERY CREAM OK TH*
PROFESSION.
All tlio eoneatrian ir.i mnh* wll. b ? revived, .-ninraolog tM
naini'H ol a'l ii"' gii'iUHi tia'a ul tin: day aud new caudidatti
fi.r public favor I ruin < vi rv 1 lime.
THE 1 A MO US KLLA /A'^ ABA,
the i rn li;.?.emma,
MONS. OM AR /.O < AIIA,
SAM LONi;, s.k.?l LATHUOP.
W 11 PENNY, >Y .'E.SASII vM,
GEO. ROSS, D RICHARD.-., Iji'L\ KsTKB,
A HOST OK AUXILIARY FORcl.
Mr Jan. M. Nnuai ban alno ?o urad at ? great expeue# th?
THAT MARVELLOUS W,N1 ^^'o.^l.Ri'UL PIGMT,
COMMODORE KOOTK,
yt 1<" a<irria.-ae* all tbr ~p.M mien, ol an .mated lilllen.:?? la
LACK OK INCHES,
LENtiTli OK YBARR and
STRBNGIU OK INTELLECT
exer broit bl Ix'forr ilie public.
Uemombcr, tb> t ommodi-r.' will
11 I|.l> Ills l.EVEE..
EACH AKTEi:NOoN A.'.D EVENINQ.
PRICES OK AD ulaSlON.
AdinlMinn.
Ki aarved si-ata /? '"?"?J
t'lulilren lo r ai ivr<l m-.iU Z.?oenti
D<i<<r? oprn at 2 and 7 <? clock. Perfoi luain'C* to couimenM
hah an ht?<ir al'M-r o)ieniug. .
Bryants' MINSTRELS, t
,M hanlcs' Hal. Aii Broadway, above Grind "treat,
MONDAY, APti.L JA anu ever., nicbl during tb? w*6k?
AN ENT1KB cllANi.E OK PROGRAMME.
THE RUOcED PATH; OR, SON.". OK MALTA.
WOMAN'S KDiliT.S, MJJS&-ISBIPPI KLINO*
THK LOST CHILDREN.
THREE HUNiKRS, t ARi'e. DE VISITS. ?
Campoell. Fowl r, Gould. 11 Hn L -alln, lii mw noiig", *?>
TliOK. J. IVi'l. <n hix liilniitalile Cnainpion .ll?.
liinuH'tt, t'lorouo**, Lp.1 lloru, N u 'Ui.l Uan nrYMXt.
Di.irsop n at 7. Cnrialn rt?< aatSo el?-k. TiekeuJ#
NIBLO'B garden -special ANNOUNCEMENT.
SECOND MATINEE Or THE SKASOM.
The Management ?
to Uke pl.ee ?t NIB(0.S0ARDEN
On SATl rdaY, May 5, at J o'dook.
when will i?? ; roiiuc. a the _ _
BRILLIANT OPERATIC firECTACLB
or Tllk
ENCHANTRliSS,
ir t be *ame atyle of Ix-a ? 1 y and envlli-nre a* girea at lat
EVENING REl'llEsENTAHON. _
Admi-MPn (mi tli'a n^-aalnn) to ail l<ari* < : Uie honae .?0
NO EXlRA CUAIU.E KOR RE8BRVED ATO.
R.'attt ran be h^cutmi i" 1 ba Dnaaa Circle or 1 anpiel
day. 111 inUa'.re.
Tio?,r? op n at 12J? o' lor<k. ______
IJROuKLYN ATIIES KUM.-GOTTSt HALK.
1> Mr. GOrr.StHIALK'S oNLi'CONCERT
wl.ii'.h mo?l potluve.y ean be gl.'. u lu Uiooaou, will Utt
I11-"1' "" T,|]9 kv EN I Nil. thursday. M AS I.
on wbicb ovxa.ii> 1 tin' "II 'Wiugaruju wjllappear
QiITTRCHALK, pat ri,
Debut of the famnvu. ,
no M B1 ? ** I ?
PERRI M0LLESHA1ER SANDER80W.
A iimaaloii $1. KeiW.aii |?< ?ci<t. without extra chaff*
ni T. (Inlb r.ct'a ( a e I'rnn'a), 2U ruHoo air> et, l(u.e'?,lfl
Atlrut.. and iiibri: *, 12 W.iil alit <? .
Pro ran. me will be the name an thn W "dnenda* In NiW
Y >rk. __
LAI RA KEKNE'S THEATRE WILL I?E CWH?
uji.il iieal Moiid y nUbt, Ma> 5, ?.i?u will be prod??M
Curat tnuel new four act
DR.i.'- E KANTASTigUE.
En lined
REASON ANU POLLY,
OH.
LIKE IN PARIS
T/XTRA announcement.
Lj iMau.n s mo/al riRot a.
I'ALA<'E Uarkr.n.
F'lTTRTKKNTH STKKKi A * D SI\TH ATENTHr.
afternoon PERFORMANCES.
AI 'J u.V.ji)? PF...i 0..MAN1 l-.SjDAILY ATSOOIAOC.
Ai I :>h.?0 IN PlwiK0l0IANi.Kst
all rut oBB .r s, vks
CO?.MOi<ORE IOOTE AND
COLON ItL SMALL,
CfUKATCANTERB RV IU81C hall,
r MS nil A, AY
tite ijtant k* or the mi <ic hai.lr,
K1RST IN KK.-il'l.i VAbliarV,
iu rulsnilnr, in eomfort, In t ilent mi t In i?o ilarlty.
IT .-r, I.I- 141 1>S the van.
uneq.mlu J by ?W ula e of Amusement In Amrrica.
Tl F ORKA r i 'AN rt.RitUUY
IS TIIK U04E OK i ,ENIUS,
Til." SCKVB (IK T.IE BRIilfl EST TRITTRPHB
of the loa. 'iij arili>ta of oot'.i loinlanhcrea.
11* firm lio I II.kiii th ? public la fully liuairated hf
ITS BRIGHT RECORD OF (.RAND SlTCtmBB.
Il la now ?' like Trry
ZENITl? OF ITS GLORY,
p ?a ?mi.?
THE MOST TALENTED COMPANY IV TIIF WORLD;
a company "o?i??fl.l ?>! the loader! uf the profession.
I UK VCTU-UL
VARIl.TTA 7.ANFRKTTA.
Hie flrst femal. ro|? performei in eilaWiiic*.
BILLY RTluJH. BEN COTTON,
lh>- pi-eat comic pair wIiom vorMlUtty and origlnalitf MB
proverbial. aI.F* aRDRE 7.ANFRKTTA,
the only successful rival f ll.ondin
1IIK ULIFI'OI I) slSTERS,
whose beautirul rondulon uf the mon popular ballada of tM
day tiavr won for c e ??' Ui. h tprnms.
1 GUSTAVR BIDlUvX,
J. A HERMAN, J UKilMAlNE, R. M. CARROLL,
MISS IIATTIE E* .RL. MlSs .TRNMR ENliEL,
AC.. AO.. m: , AO.
? UKAND MATINEE ON SATVRDAY, AT 1 P. M.
I litis KOliKIs. iv-.pneur.__
A A * -THE (ireat american MUHIO HALT*
li'l". 444 444 441 444 HI 444 444 444 444 *44
BROADWAY. broadw \Y.
THK Ml'SIO HALL Or THK MASSES.
It wete' ?? thrlre io ?' 'at-' ,<i wtte of Inn
OoNflNI OUS SUCOBB-HOR OK TRIUMPTTfl
at this, ino lending M.iaie ti .11 of tli? country The mad
ivfnlar place of aiuusenteiil * without any axctptiou) In R?w
York. ?
444
stands wrrnoi'T a parallel
IN THK nisT KY OF THE HTAOB.
EVERY NIGHT THROUGHOUT THK HRAIIOR,
A kkason Or FlftY-TWo W rihKf,
unlike the elcht. ?en or imstew weeka season at the thxatrsa,
hf 4Mb <-n rile I lli ?" plellon
SO IR1I.I.I ANT MAS BKRX OCR SUCCRSd
a hi mi in I..I. Iwrn n r rromle i . eu?ai told upon ike oMI
fa?htoned th>;*trea *nd "one fconr p?r(orm<.noe nlnger ml?.
nrr a, Ibat alter ateallnRonr oriKin <l aeta to nm Into bo4M
podit" rirainaa, ancliaa ilic "8 ?SUiora," ? Se?#n HonV1
"Vai'uno to draw the public away from Ug.
II eaa.niiiid ne*e arv to h??i'leoomae 11
unjust AND t'NiH'14 -Tl it TIO.V AL ENAcTMBNTS
to cru ii tia.
BUT THK EFFORT FAILfl.
nolwiihatnnuingjih ? mo of the Daily Tlmee, Sunday Time*,
and ot er on-4 rt- n.inera,
IN WHICH we IM> Nut ADVERfIBB,
an I lor wuoaa prjl*. or aeniure ?to not o?ro .i c?Bt.
444 : ti 11 nialmaina it* ftrrat rUrcomiiany
TONY PA.il'UH. <? i MluKY WHITE,
L -IMMoNs, BOB H ART, add WEAVER, 0 OARDRBB.
II LKSLi E. MK. HAKNi.Y, MASTER TUMMV.
unB^TINK Dk. KM It ii R. L 1/ K s IIUI.tb,
3KWA WELLS, . MIM.IE KLORA,
pai i. HKI 1.1.1 anth uneijuaLlKdhallkI iiioiTS.
..RAND MATINEE ON SA ri HDAY Ai-TKHNiJoBR.
IIi rii ? n v<-1ite-< ii n .i?e iirr|?ranon
ROUKKV W BUll.KK. H.iii- froi r^-tor .a^ M.-itie"<f.
F'NAL ,'"t"H('iVi Rl l|0T"MRARTOF THE ABDIB,"
at IIOUI'IL'B, J72 BROADWAY,
Front 9 to ?oVIo k. Adimaalun 36i**nl?. Ylaltom ara r?
questerl to -InK npei a glawea .
BOWL.KY niEATRB TO LKT-WITR SCBNBBY
Warlrobiai.it l n?p?rllea. Initn*diate|.o*4???ioatl*?%
AupiytiJUUN S U1LES. lUcaltar.M Eilxai^th?tia?V

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