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TH
WHOLE NO. 14,455.
directory for advertisers.
amrskv KNTS-1>t Pact?Alb, 6th and 6th colt.
A8TROLOUY-2D Pack-Cui col.
BILLIARDS?2t> Fauk?6th col.
BoMtHt.l'.S WANTED-IStii Park?tiih column.
BROOKLYN HOARD?12r? Pack?6th column.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?2l) PACE?l?t
col mun.
Bt'SlNESS OPPORTUNITIES-hra Park.
BUSINESS NOTICES?7tk Park-AUIi eol.
CITY HEAL ESTATE FOR BALR-3P PARit-l?t col.
rurmiN ;-2n Page?oth col.
COACIIMKN AND GARDENERS?12th PAC*-0lh and
6tb coll.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?Urn Pack?6?hcol.
COUNTRY HOARD ? 12th PACt-6th col.
DANCING ACADEMIKS?2i> Padk-OHi col.'
DBNTISVKY-Uth PAOE-flth col.
dry OOODS?1st Pahe-mcol
DWELLI.NO HOUSES TO l.ET, FURNISHED AND UNKC
RN1SH ED?2p Pack?2<1 and 3d cols.
European steamships-hid page-ohi andsth cols.
EUROPE?2? Pask?6th col.
KIN AN(II Ai<?t'tu Pack.
FOR SALE?12th Pa ok?6th col.
furnished rooms and apartments to let?
2d Page?Pd col.
FURNITURE?2d Pace?flth col.
FKKNCU ADVERTISEMENTS?12m PAOK-0th col.
1IELP WANTED-FEMALES?12tu Fa?*?ith and
??'aHELP
WANTED?MALES?12th Pack?6th col.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. AC.-1st Page?lid and 3d cola.
HOTELS?12tii 1'aoe?6th col. ? ,
DOUSES, ROOMS, At'., WANTED?2d Page-3d col.
INSTRUCTION?2d pAGK-Oth col.
LOST AND FOUND?1st Page? Ht col.
MACHINERY?12tii pacs-OtheoL
MARBLE MANTELS?2d Page?Oth col.
MEDICAL--2d Pagm-Cth col.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING? 1st Page?4th col.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS? lOnt Page?Oth
Pfil
Ml'SlCAI 2n PAOR-eth ool.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?7tm Pace?6th col.
PERSONAL?Ik* Paub?1st col.
PIANOFORTES, OROANR, A.".?1st Pace?4tU col.
PROPOSALS?2d Pack??th col.
PROPERTY OUT OK THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT?2n Pack?1st col.
REAL JiST ATE TO EXCHANGE?2d Pagb?1st and 2d
cols.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?2t> Pack?2d col.
REWARDS?1st Pack.. ? 1st col.
SALES AT AUCTION?2n Psor?1th and Nth cols
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?12th Page?1st, 2d,
3d and 4tli cols.
SPECIAL NOTICES?1st Pags?1st and 2d cols.
SPORTING?DOGS, BIRDS, AC.-lsr PAUi:-2d col.
STORAGE?11th Pack?0iU col.
TllE TP.ADES?12tii l*ARK-6th col.
THE TURF-Ist Pag*?2d col.
TO LET FO BUSINESS 1M'RP0SES-2d Pag*?2d col.
TRAVELLERS' UUIDK-Hth pAG*-?tli col.
UNKUH.NI8IIKD ROOMS AND A PA RTMENT8 TO LET?
2d Pagk?3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?2d P.iGK-flth col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AO.?2d Pack-Otli col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET?2n Pack?1st ool.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AO.-lOm PAG?.-flth col.
PERSONAL..
RON CHINE.
ECEMBER 23, 1875?TUESDAY EVENING^ Between
s and (? o'clock?Hark oyes and mustache; your
eye tells a world of love; look at me again.
*** ?TO NIGHT. 8URE, ABQYLE SHADOW^H ALL;
no disappointment. DRESS COAT.
L ~~U.~EXPEOT TO LEAVE CITY TO-MORROW;
be there at 4 to day. E.
WILL MRS. THOMPSON, NURSE, WHO WAS IN
M Bridgeport August, 1874, send address to MERCHANT,
bo* 847 Post 0 tlloef
OOD STREETKERRY?YESTERDAY. LADY, BLACK
velvet, left car corner Pavoui.'t av. nnd Erie st., conversed:
gentleman 1 i?lit mustache, solicits acquaintance.
Address CHARLES, tleraid ofiice.
LOST AND FOUND.
IF THE KINDER OF A PAIR OF PF.ARL OPERA
Glasses, lost at W attack's Theatre on Saturday night,
w ill ptesso return eamo to OS West Slid St., the voltsc of tho
vlasVes will ho naiil.
IOsJT?8ATUUDAY KTBNINU, AT DICK EL'S [til) I NO
J School or on (Jth av. above .'Kith ht., a gold Locket;
owner's uamu inside and crest and motto outside. Kinder
will be reworded by leaving it at 112 Madison av.
10ST?ON TTTXTRPDAY AFTERNOON, A BLACK AND
J tan Dog, with long cars; red ribbon nroond hie neck;
18'i will be i aid to any oue returning him to stable No. 149
West 88th st.
08t?SUNDAY, MARCH 18. BETWEEN~RLY4IOUTH
eburcb uui Kulton Kerry, gold Earring, with pendant.
Kinder will be suitably rewarded on informing at oueo 8. A.
8., box 2.412 l'ost office. New York.
1>OOKBTBOOK OBOrPBD IW 6TH AT., liSTliSi,
in front of a confectioner's, near With at., or In bth av.
near 28th St., coutululng money and papers. Liberal reward
if returned to \VM. CARTLAND, 17 Wall at.
ItBXI lunx,
dj ,4 REWARD WILL UK RAID TOR THE RETURN
?P' t of a black Lynx Moff. lost on Saturday afternoon,
March 18, going Irom Washington Market through Yesey si.
Return to 178 tilb ev.
i'tn Teward roh 'riie clothes taken kkom
bpO"/ SMITH'S photographic gallery Saturday night; no
questioua asked.
nruinaij nuiiiHini
A?ISAAC IOTOB, HKUADWAY. UWTML.
biTOKN obtained promptly, without publicity ; drsortiau,
intouipatibility. habitual drunkenness, Infidelity, Inhuman
treatment, conviction of felony, Passports obtained.
ALL COMPLAINTfC WHATEVKR THBOATSE, REquiring
medical or surjffcal treatment, cured by II. D.
GRINDLK, M. D., Physician end Surgeon, 142 West 48tb st.
LABA MT STATE DI8TRIBITFONS?Cll AKTERED
by the Legislature. Twelfth iiionthly dlatrihutinn, on
the Havana plt>n. class 12, to be drawn at Mobile, Ala.,
.March 22, before sworn coinnilssioners. 3,680 cash priies;
capital uM, ?2',OUO. Tickets, p5; quarters, $1 25. AU
prises paid lu ;ull after the drawing. Agents wanted; commissions
allowed. Kor cirrn'nrs address WILKINS A CO..
box 8,410 Poat office, New York.
TTENTION !?TWENTY YEARS' PRUSSIAN HOSPItal
experience: disen?es of men a specially; private
oftioo, 101 Hleecker at. DR. JACOBY.
?KENTUCKY 8TATK LOTTERIES OKJ. a SMITH
. A CO.
KKMTCCKr. EXTRA CLASS 3'1?>. TOR 1?76.
44, 40, 03, 34, 06, II, 14, HI. HO, 57, 04. 51, 5, 77.
KEKTPCKT. CLASS 340, FOR 1?70.
76, 44, 05, 33, 57, 2H, 1, 20, 4, 56, 47 5 40. 10.
All orders address B. NATHAN, box 4,870 Post office,
New York city.
?PARKS, KMKR60M A CO,
Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn datty.
Royal He.vana Lottery, drawn every 17 days.
Kentucky Single Number Lottery. drawn March 25, 1870.
Prises' cashed, Information furnished and ctrrnlars free.
180 Broadway. I'ost office box 5.272 New York.
?ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY^ "
. Next drawing March 21.
1 Prise of Spanish dollars 100,000
1 Prise of Spanish dollars 50.000
2 Prises or, each, Spanish dollars
1 Prise of Spanish dollars P',000
and 1*04 other Prises.
Extruordtnary Havana Drawing.
Kirst Prise.
One Million Spanish dollars
Drawing April 24,
German Govern men;. Lotteries.
Pull explanatory eliculars free,
Til EODOR MCHOCH.
Post "Pice box .' .!>!>I. 110 Nassau St., New Totk.
A"" LAB AM 4 CLAIMS -WAR PRKMfPMS AND CLAIMS
for toss arising from the destrurtiou of property
the rebel cruisers can he collected. J. W. PERK1, Attorney
At Law, 02 Nassau St. Post office box 3,213.
OLDS, WHOOPING 00CG1I8, ~~ "
Influenza,
Irritation of the Chest, Throat, mid Bronchitis.
Fifty medical mm of tho ho-pirals of Paris hare home testimony
to the Incouteslihlu efficacy of the
Paste and Hyru.i Pectoral de Nafe
de Delangreuier, of Paris,
against the above ailments.
Depot at New York,
at KOCGERA'8 Pharmacy.
I8EARE8 OF MEN A BPi CIALTY.
1IKNKY A. DANIELS, M. D., 144 Lexington av.,ne?r
20th St. Office hours trom 8 to 3.
TAITRAORDINARY HAVANA LOTTERY. -GRAND
yj prises, f l,UUU,l*lt), FrasJ.is*), Ac.; wholesale
ml rci?ll. bend fur circular*. K. HONNENBKRti, bo*
J,in Post "ike, Naw Hartn, Coma. __ _
13XTRAORDINAKY HAVANA LOTTERY.
j First Prix*.
On* million Spanish dollar*.
Second Prise,
Half a million Spaniwi dollars
Uernian (Invcruinent Lotteries.
WACUSMANN a CO., Bankers,
bo* 9,3pi Post office. 75 and 77 Naisnu tf.
UUtOO PA1MTBR81 iOCIItTY.?Hkfcma EVERY
J1 Saturday evening, at So clock, aO? 3d nr.. liertnauia
Hall. C m III'I.KR. Corresponding Secretary.
C~3 ?on II IAI. DKAWiNC KENTUCKY STATE LOTI".
Uric*. SIMMONS, DICKINSON A CO.. Manager*.
KtHTll KT. KXTKA I I.ASS HO. 281?MARCH IS. IS76T
60. 30, 73, fl, 87, 2ft, 42. 44. 7, 75,-43, t), (?. 03.
KKNTL'cnr, class ao. 232? arch IS, 1878
9. 27, 73, ?), 67, 7ft. 2S, 33. 4. IS, 3, 30.
Ut.TKY, EXTRA CLASS 80. 131?tSARCH 18, 1870.
21, 70, OS, 47, 4M, 75, 43. 62, 7. 04, 57. 32, 18. 30.
HK8RT, CLAAr. *0 132-EARCI! IS. 1876.
39. 0 1 02. 73, 19, 5s, 81, 8. 11, 17, IS, 9, 57.
Full information o* applying to or ftddrttaing J. CLl'TK,
20O Broadway or box 4.1M>ti l'oat office.
Ct -SIM MOSS. DICKINSON A CO.'B ORANI)
r. monthly distributiou. on tlie Havana plan, to he drawn
March 2ft, also Koy al Havana of Cuba draws March 21. Full
Information by applying to or addressing J. CLUTE, 2U>
Broadway or box 4,909 Post office.
HAVANA LOTTEIIT.?NEXT DRAW1NO. MARCH 21.
J1 1*70 Capital prise,SlUO.ixio. Information tree Address
l: MARTINEZ A CO., 10 Wall at , baseuiant. Post office
box 4,?W2;
K?CHRONIC CATARRH, DKAPNESS?IMPROVED
, method; instantaneous relief; p*i manent enrea.
Dr. STODDARD. No. 8 West 14th St.
10TU8 OLCB-TIIB LOTUS CLUB HAS ELECTED
j th? following nffliwri I r the enailn- y or ;?Jo''n
Brougham, i ro idfht; Y. A. Schwab. Fir?t Vice President;
Ucar H. Mory, r'e.< od M>a l'r.>?lurnt; John Filler. Jo'm
yt. ifa roll. Ym'e I k B. No;ea. Mona_-*e L Ma->e WillInn
h. Wfb'i, Htrry X. Allen. J 11 a j Meaon ?n l J. Kllarfcin.
Dlrcctore.
Nervous exhaistiox.-a medical essay.
ennipriking a ?erlc? of lectnrradelivered at Kahn'a Ma
P win of Anatomy. Now York, on the canae end core of Pre nature
Decline, allowing inrilaoutably how lott health tnay
be regained. affording e clear aynnpala of the impedimenta to
marriage and the treatment of nerront and pbjalcel debility,
being to* reault of JO yearn' experience Price 2.1 cent* Addreee
the author. Dr. L. J. KaDX. ofDoe and reaidence 61
jSael 10th at.. New York
PILES. PILES-HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES PER
maaeatly eradicated in two to Tour waeka without liga'
P turea eanatle. Ae., conae<|wently without pain; perfect euro
guaranteed In arery Inntanea. and not one cent tbarjea a?(u
effected. Dr. HOYT. 1U Weal iI4Ut a*.
[E NE
NE ^
__
SPKCIAL. KOTICES.
PANAMA RAILKOA" COMPANY, NO. 7 NASSAU ST.,
New York, March 10, IN7H.?In a<(-ordancc with a r so
lutiou this day adopted notice ia hereby given that from and
after the 2d day ot Ad'H next the Panama Transit Steamship
Uompany, No. 0 Bowling Green N. Y., by itself or 1U
agents, will act as the pole agent of this company for the
purpose ot Uuuing through bllU ot lading for property to lie
transported across tue isiiuuua 01 i otiaiua uy una company
t.i and from New Vork ; and also for the sale of through pasKnfr
tickets. For rata* and ull arrangements tor thronsh
btwineis apply ax above. PANAMA RAILROAD COM
PAN'y. W. I. Ea*?T. Secret; ry.
LBS OK HEMORRHOIDS PERMANENTLY KRADI
rated In two to live weeks; painless treatment; no
knife. ligatures, canities or cautery employed; permaneut
curve, and positively no charge inadn far treatment until
aueceaslbl. Or. STODDARD. No. ft West 14th at., New York.
j^OYAL HAVANA LOTTKKY7
Grand Extraordinary Drawing.
Ajml 34. l*7ti.
Capital priic,
One Million O.dlara.
Onlv 15,000 ticket*: H71 pric e, amounting to 82,250,000.
Circulars, with full explanations and history, free.
B. MARTINEZ A CO., Bankers,
10 Wall St., basement.
Post office bos 4,tift2.
Highest rates paid for Havana bank bills and Spanish cold.
OECOND LOU 1SfANA GOLD DISTRIBUTION!
O At New Orleans, April 20, 187S.
Capital Prise. $100,0001
8,560 Prises, amounting to $502,500.
All paid in Gold.
Only 20,000 Tickets, at $50 each, currency.
Tenths and Twentieths in proportion.
For information, circulars. Ac . address or apply to
No postponements. WILLIAMSON .v CO.. Brokers,
Box B.OJU Post office. 317 Broadway, corner Thomas at.
STUTTEKINO EFFECTUALLY RKMOVRD.-OONKIdeuce
guaranteed; abundant rsfcrenees. Address, fur
circular, AMERICAN VOCAL INSTITUTE, 103 Waverley
place.
\17"ORKINOM EN'S MASS MEETING?TO BE HELD
TT at Cooper Institute, March 20,1870, to consider the
illegal arrests now taking place among the several trades.
HUGH DALTON, President Primers.
M. 1*. MURPHY, Secretary Crispins.
$7Tn7rrW U WttimJcii) TO A CERTAINTY*|
pOUvf.U' chance to gain $100,000 without risk;
send for circular at once; no time to lose. ALLEN A CO.,
79 Nassau St.,New York.
BFORT1NCUOOBI, BIKM, 4tC.
A?FOR SALE?ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOG8.
Birds, Ac. ; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared Food
for mocking birds, at B. G. DOVEY'S, No. 3 Greene at.,
near Canal.
A?FOR. BALK, THIS r I> EST ASSORTMENT Of
Fancy Dogs, Pigeons, Fowla Maltose Cats, Ac. Modicino
for all diseases at L. N. MEYER'S, No. 3 West 3d at.,
near Broadway.
T/lOtt 8AL1 -A FAIR UADG?K HOUND PUPS FROM
L an imported slut; also an English Pointer Slut: well
broko. an Fulton st. W. PaPE.
IJIOEON SHOOTING AT DE Kit FOOT PARK? i U KSday,
M.tro'.i 31, at 1 :30 P. M.; sweeps open to all.
W. MAHON.
' THE TiRF, ^
IjlLKETWOOD PARK.?THE LEASE. FRANCHISES
' and Property of the Fleetwood Association, comprising
the Track, Club House, Orand Stand, Sheds and the entire
property belonging to the Association, are for sale, exchange
or to lease on liberal terms ;po ?cs. Ion April 1, 1S7H. Apply
to PHILIP DATER, 2tl Broad St., New York.
HOBIBRj CABKIA9M, y. "
At auction.
ON TUESDAY, MARCH 21,
AT 10 O'CLOCK,
BY VAN TAS8ELL A KEARNEY, AUCTIONEERS,
at their MART, 110, 112 East 13th St.,
NEAR 4TH AV.
EXTRA STYLISH AND VERY SPEEDY BLACK
TROTTING GF.LIH.NG. sired by GENERAL KNOX, bred
In Maine ; is I5>? bands high. 8years old; kind in all barnoss:
has no ?lce or trick; is one of lite most elegantly
gaited and perfectly broken horses in the STATE; ne can
show 2 :-Bl now. ami with a little training would trot much
faster; will at and anywhere without tying; has all the
qualifications of a perfect roadster, and Is warranted sound.
Set hue single Uuruess; top road Wagon, by Brewster, of
n?...uue st. Blankets, Robes. ?:., Ao.
ROAD ESTABLISHMENT.
VERY HANDSOME AND F.XTRA GENTEEL MAHOGANY
BAY COUPE or ROAD HORSE, flue full mane
and tall, l..-1* hands high, 7 years old; has "unexceptionable
style and action ; is afraid of nothing; is kind 111 single and
double harness; IVcc tfotn rice or trick; rati trot in 2 .50 or
better, am! Is warranted sound. Also set single Harness,
TOP SIDEBAR ROAD WAGON, by BREWSTER, of
BKOOllE BT.; dress and stable Blankets, Ac., Ac.
VKRY SUPERIOR and EXTRA DESIRABLE PAIR
BAY GELUIXOS, 111 hands high. 7 and 8 years old: have"
very Que style nut a- pearancc; high knee action; are kind
anil true in ail harness end free from vice; are prompt, rapid
drivers; have been used by a famiiy iu the city fur two years
past; are Id every way sale and re table, a'nd are sold on account
of owner loay nc the country; set double IIarposs;
CLARENCE, built by BREWSTER A CO., of liOTH ST.;
Blankets, Bobes, Whips Ac., Ac.
Atsm at same time. Team bay and black Carriage ITorsee;
Clarenco by Mutt, and doable Harness; two larye Coupe
times; fifteen other Horses, for matched, carriage and
family driving. Full description In Herald off Tuesday
[doming and ui catalogue at Aoetluu Mart.
AT PRIVATK SALE.
DBJH-tAKDAl'LET, nearly near, with pole and shafts,
by J. 11. BBKWSTEtl A CO., of U5TII ST.
LANDACLIfT, very light and uearly new, by MINER A
STEVKKB
' LANDAU, very elegant, by CRITTENDEN A CO.
CLARENCE, lull three quarter site, hy MINER A STEVENS.
BRIT/KA. by MINER A STEVENS; BAROUCHE, by
BREWSTER.
TOI WACIONS, by Brewster, STIVERS. DUSENBl'RY
and others.
Top and No top Pony Phaetons, Rockaways and Depot
Wagons.
Mx eeat Rockaway, by Brewster, and Coupe Rockaway,by
Kiilum.
T Cart, nearly new. by J. B. BREWSTER A CO., of
2MH ST.
MAJOR CHARLES W. BAH EE R, AlT C
^V. tioneer.
HURRAn for Cuuuelly,
HE'S come atraiu,
AND "hows the rpeea
IN shine or rain,
BUYERS in the future
MUST see tbe TI ME.
FOR FtHH.S are getting scarce
IN every clime.
TROTTERS on CHIN are of no occouut,
A Mi like all akina
THEY 'muil plav out.
WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 22. at II o'clock, at Itarkar
A Sou> City Auction Marl and New Yotk Tuttrrsall s, corner
of Broadway end itttth et.. Colonel F.J. CONNELLY'S,
of lis tjuenn et., Germnntonn, I'a., eleveuth unprecedented
sale of the fns11|-<l GREEN TPOfTKBS in tbe world, just
arrived from KKNTCCK Y, and comprising SEVENTEEN
HEAD of the richest bred, finest ami Last green ones that
ever left the blue grass region, tlist ran trot In from 2 AO
down to 2 :33, all wnrranted sound end kind, and all of the
best trotting blood ol Kentucky. Colonel Connelly request!
everybody to come TO-IIAY or at any tune previous to ssle
and RIDE BEHIND and TliST THE SPEED and driving
qii?1iti?A of any of the lot before bidding. Catalogue* now
ready nl the Spirit olBct and at the .Mart.
Sale wiibont reserve or portponemeut.
Make no mistake.
No cat in a hag.
The speed warranted
eud time shown
before the sale.
Splendid home for bale 'st ifiii i roi
' Y priiate carriage : kind and sound. Tube seen at No.
rj7 2d (l. Irotn It to 9 mornings, and after 5 P. M.
Louis bknz.
A COCPK. SECOND HAND, AND IN*GOOD ORDER;
also a Brougham 'v both enltable for livery or hacking
purposes. 20 and 22 Wooster st
A"" -SKW AXU SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. CON
. sisting of Coaches, Clarences, Coupes. Landaus, I-an
Caulets Broughams, Hrctts, Victorias, extetialon top I'ark,
Pollr and Basket Phaetons, top Koad, express, depot
W?i,jn*. Coupe, tl seat light Rockawayr and Hretts, Ilarness.
Hlankela, Ac., at a very low price. WILLIAM II.
GRAY. Empire City Repository. 20 and 22 Wooster St.
KI LL AND COM PLKTE ASSORTMENT OF THE
"Brewster Wagon,"
the standard for style and quality,
now ready for inrpectlon at onr factory and warerooms.
Broadway and 47th at.,
f>th av and 141 h st.
Special attention is called to our improvement in side.bar
Wagons, which enables us to offer tbe lightest, safest and
best riding wafroo ever produced.
BREWSTER a CO.. of Jlr.ome st.
?FoK HALE CHEAP?A LOT 9F~GOOb WORK
. Horses. Apply a! H*> West Houston st.
NTONK IN WANT Of A VlRMT CLASS TOP WAGON,
good as new, for a little money, ran find one st stable
No. 22 East 12th st. : sun a g >uo single Harness.
?FOR SALE-SIX HORSES, FIT FOP. ANY KINT)
of business, snd one very line large Irnek Moire. Apply
at 46 Wooster at.
A?TEN B CWN ESS WAGONS AT A IXlWIfE.
tor express, grocers, butchers, bakers, milk, laundrr,
package, deliver* W agons: *?iln $IMi; Wagons taken In
exchange. waoon M AN I F ACTORY. gve Hpring si.
A?FOR SALE. "FOCRHORffUh FIT FOR CART,
track, grocery or fa-ming purposes, at half va'ne; trial
allowed. Inquire at Iffl SuKiran at , between Houston and
Prince.
i VtKI ri.Mi UUSE1IIIUHI TOl' WAUON, SINGLE
A and doubt* Ilarneaa used only a ft* tlrnea. *111 be
mid at a aacriflce. at 11J tad 22d at., prirate stable.
A mm i orkBiiToif Tccocitror mtT iiubband'R
| . dratb, 5 Homea, amiable for farmer or any buatneaa;
ball ralue HU Amity at.. between Th lupmn and Sadiron.
VERY STYLISH BROWN I10R8K. Ml BANDS
high. 7 year* old; warranted aoend and kind ; alao line
top Wagon, line Ilarneaa. lap Robe and Wlilp; mud he nold;
gentleman maring (h* rlly; price $000 No. 3 Weat 13th it.
A -VALUABLE KOR KARMLRs -TWO HORSBsTV
. yeara. Id lianda aound. except little eore forward. 112
Honty at., (table
A~5 ? Mriff BE SOLD. TWO HORMRH CHKAP; ALKO
, Butcher's Cart and Ilarneaa. 42 Kllaabetbat. fbuulter.)
?FOR BALK, ml HORHI.fi, SUITABLE TOR~A
. farmar or any Innincaa ; the prnperlr ol a widow and
r moat be (old. f>5 Hi nth 5th ar . nam Bleacher ?t.
DIOURNKD BORTWAUK BALK -THOMAS KBTLLT,
Auctioneer, aella tbla day, at IO?a o'clock, in front of
f nfBcc 401 Weat Xtd at , by rtrtue ol a mortgape. 10 fiua
ft ork Hones, anltable for any burnoee. bale poattlre
CH AR!.EH RE1LLY. Attorney for Mortgage#.
AH BEAUTIFUL PHAETON AND-VAN DVItR TOP
Wagon, Dunaromb Ilarneaa, all naarly new, at half
Coat. Prirate (table 57 Eaat It.'ld at., corner of 4th ar.
A" Honk clarence, orb i;oupp..~onk vk toria
. and one Park Phaeton, all nearly new: uaed hr n prirate
family coin* to Europe To be aeen at M. C'l KLIlV'H,
luB. Ill and l!3"Ead lath at., nekr 4th ae.
?LOOK I FOR BALE, FOR BALK VAT.UETTWO
rary elegant city made shifting top Ko id W agon a,
wltb poles and abafta; oae light top Pony Ibaeton, One alngle
and doable Harnrrs, one Hlcigh, one (Ingle Coupe Ilarneaa;
nlae one fine young Home I5.lj hands. Inquire el
tJKOROR, at prirate (table No. 0 18tu at., one door from
5l h ar.
A*-FOR SALE CHEAP FOR WANT OK VRR. THREE
floraea, ona fad trotter, and two 0 ncord Kxpreaa
W 'gone islilftmg tops' and Ilarneaa: sold separately or t? i
*k?r At if Ureal Jonea at.
W YO
r YORK, MONDAY. MAR(
tlOKSEk, (ARKIAGES, AC.
At public auction.
great and important bankrupt balk
ok valuable ani> high rued road and fam
? j l.v horses,
'elegant city built wagons. kink harness,
ac.. ao.,
the property ok a well known hanker.
wiio iias i.atklv failed in business,
and would have hone but the choicest,
all of which must be sold to highest
bidder,
regardless of cost or value. on to morrow.
tuesday. march 21. at 11 o'clock prompt,
at private stable rear of house no. is east
2uti1 st.,
NEXT door to the EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
pr rWEEN MADISON AND nth A vs.,
INCLUDING REACTIFUL TEAM mares. used for
fmitAlv nnil r.iml ilrlvtni. nr.* 7 vm.rit nld l.'iU limuli: clont-lv
mated; verv nttractive und stylish; well broke to all harness
; raised liv Mr. Hammond, Srutt county, Kentucky;
1 hey took the first premium at Mate Kair when five veara
old as the most stylish and fastest team of that axe, showIne
a mile in 2 -IT together; they can trot much faster now;
both aired by Monster, son of St. Elmo; they are fully warranted
sonntl. kind and true.
HANDSOME HAY OKLDINO, CHAMPION.
G years old. bands; raised by Mr. Hood, Rutland. Vt.,
tired by Vermont Klark llwwk.dum Lady Taylor, by Kysdyks
Hambletoolan; this young horse has shown wonderful
speed for tile little training which lie has had; he trotted
three heals at Burlington, Vt.. In 2 ;H2, 2 :28 and 'J ;H1A( ; bo
can show a JO gait to-day, und la a straight, siruitre. level
trotter and an excellent breaker; never looses In his breaks;
Is well behaved in company ; Is an excellent pole horse and
good under saddle; is warranted sound, kind and true.
THE HANDSOME AND FAST HAY MAKE, LADY
Dexter, 0 years old, l-IVi bands high; raised in Orange
county; aired by Rysdyk'a Ilamblotouian, dam by Koeley's
American Starr, by (Irand Hashaw; Lady Dexter Is a very
valuable young mare; 1s well broken to all harness; has
been ridden ami driven by a lady; don't ih.v, lug or pull, and
Is very lust and fine galled: trotted on Uosben track, her
fastest heat in 2 :34 to harness; h is shown several heats Inside
of 2:40 to road wagon; she is warranted sound and
kind.
THE STYLISH AND FAST BAY (GKLDIKO, YOUNO
Etbun, 6 years old. 15>^ hands; finely made, showing all the
points of a fast trotter; was sired by Etbun Allen, dam kale
Tuorn, by imported (llencoo ; raised by Mr. I'elroe, at Lexington,
Ky., where be took premium at 4 years old as the
handsomest and fastest 4-year-old In the State; showed
three heats in 2 :36. 2 :30 and 2:27'a; trotted last duly on
Prospect Park in 2 :2H)g: he 1s a remarkable fine driver, and
warranted sound and kiud.
N. B.?The above horses are all as repreaented: they have
been selected by tlie best judges and purchased for owner
regardless of cost They were all bought snd bronght here
this last season from breeders. They have been used carefully,
and not hurt in any way. There can be no finer stock
found In uny gentleman s stable. Any horae which will not
prove us warranted will be taken back and money refunded.
I hey are all acclimated and over the distemper, and ready
for every day use.
Wagons consist of ono elegant extension top Phaeton,
pole aud shafts, scats four persons; one full spring top
Wagon, pole and shatts; one side-bar top Wagon.
One top Pony Phaeton, fine double and single Earners, by
Dnnscomb; Kersey sweat, dress and stable Blankets; fine
Robes, Ac.
All of which must positively be sold without limtt or restriction.
Rain or sliine,(no postponement.
All are Invited to call nud exam tie the stock and ride behind
any of the horses. Speed shown uud warrantee given.
?MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER. AUCTIONEER.?
. WILL BE SOLI) positively without reserve, this
day (MONDAY). March 20. at 11 o'clock, the property of a
private gentleman retiring from the road and riving up
breeding, at the private stable, No. 142 West 371li ?l., the
following described property, vis;?LADY KIMBALL,
chestnut mare, Ifijj high, foaled I8t>?, get by Ethnn Allen
dam bv JlHshaw, baa a record of 2:3fl, is an elegant road
nniro anil is warranted sonrid and kind. \V fcLl.I N<?1 ON,
chestnut stallion. 1 Sj high, foaled 1871 got by
Goldsmith Hambletonian, dam Miss Trustee, Is one of the
finest Halted colts in America, e.'n trot ill 2 :t5 and Is warranted
sound and kind; CLARENDON. brown stallion roll,
l.'j^a high, foaled Mar, 1M73, pot by Kmnlo-i, son of Mambriuo's
Pilot, dam Hnv Hers, well broken, fast and promising,
warranted aonnil and kind; BAY >1ARK, 10 high, fouled
1868, pot by Volunteer, an olecnut drirer. can trot in 2:50,
warranted kind , brown COUPE HORSE, 17 high, foaled
lMkl, fine stvle and appearance, warranted sound and kind; 1
ALSO VICTORIA by Wood Bros , no top road Wapon by
lire vster, skeleton Wapon by Stivers, no top pony pbaelon,
set dottblo carriage Harness, set double road llarneaa. sot
coupe Harness, set single road Harness. Hlankuta, Itnhes,
Sc.. ic. SAJ.il POSITIVE; no posipnnenient; 8T00K
NOW on exhibition aud can be seen IN HARNESS at any
time previous to sale.
lli ACIv PONY?14U II ANDs VliliH. At, YEARS OLD;
J > wurrauted soand, kind and true. 510 I3th St., store.
C~1ARla.AGES?ALL KINDS, my OW.fllAKE; Bl'O)
plea. Phaetons, Rockaways, Expresses, a' msntifaclurcvs'
prices. ORDBE, 30(1 Canal st.
(AAFFRbY SULKlEH-^d'KLEBRATED I'Olt THEIR
J lightness and dnrshillty, considered by turfmen to bo
the must reliable made; all weights in stock and built to
order; nricc fl-'5. Address CHARLES 8. CAFKKEY,
Camden, N J. (opposite Philadelphia.)
C~Tarriage reFairing.-iiavino removed my
) factory to 1.4i>4 Broadway, above 3Pth St., 1 am prepared
ta oiler every facility for carriage repairing in all its
branches on fsvorable terms; estimates will be made, and
carriages called for and deli vereu : also will keep in stuck an
assortment of mv top and open Road Wagons and lop Pony
Pbuetous; strictly first class; an inspection solicited
U'tt.t r a si >1 nu s v
TATHAN Al.LKN UORSK-CAN SHOW CHBHTJ
J nut; 15 hands; sound and kind: price $135; also fall I
spring Koad Wapu, H\ 21i> West 4<Uli St. I
1'^OH BALB?4 CLARENCES* 8 BKETT8 AND 2
' close Conches, at a sacrilloe. Inquire of L. ISRAEL, I
172 Carlton av., Brooklyn.
I-jH)R SALE?A TOUHU, Buliilif HAY OOUPB
llorae, l(I'Ji hands tilacli: brouirhl trom the rountry last
fall; cost $400; perfectly sound; will be sold at a sacrifice
for wnm of use. Call at stable, 13 Cornelia at between 7
and 11A.M. ANDREW YaLB.
f" toll BALE?11AHDSOME PONY, 14? MANOR, 6
years; trots fast; perfect pet; afraid of nothing; warranted
sound 3?W Hudson at.
fj?d1<~8AI.E?A KIJWT CLASS COl'PE~ROCKAWAY.
J? in good order: also city built top Waxon; will be sold
low for want of use. Can he seen at 21 3d at., near 2d av.
I" IOVT SALE-A FINE, STRONG, DOCBLE PLATPORM
Truck, in excellent order; will be sold cheap. Apply
to W K. RAND, 140 \V. at 30th at.
FOR 3ALE-A BAY H OUS K. 1542 II AN DM HI Oil, 6
years old: guaranteed sound and kind; anitahle for
ilutclier or express. Apply at No. S King at., near Macbonpal.
Tito It" BALE ? B R< > W N M A RB, lf?J? 1IA N D8, 7 YEA R?;
I wdrmutcd every way ; $63. V ill rit 430 Raat 16th at.
VH? BALK?HORSB. WAOOK ANi? BAMtBML MOfTX1
ablo for croear or express. Call till sold 142 Spring
st , corner Woor.ter.
JilOR BALE?A~ SACRlPlCR, Til REE HOR8K8. HUIT
' able lor any business; also two Canadian I'onios, 5
mid 0 yi a-s. 14 hands; all warranted sound. 113 Barrow st.
iiou una s tv id or isiimuvu imt eou i udo
r cer, butcher or any business; to be sold cheap. Can be
seen at til Watt* at. Inquire Tor two day*.
lor hale clikap?a landaft by hrewbter.
Apply ut stable 1.">H h a-t :.5th st.
1.1 or' SALlT^EHY umr-tOOOD TOP WAOOE,
Canada Pony ana Harness. 4J4 But l?th at., L. HI.A.N K A
bakery.
I ion SALE on EXCHANOK FOR CHEAPER -LARGE'
' stylish Coupe or Carriage Horse: fine appearance; ele
gitnt driver. Ca'l, for twujlays at food store .170 Hudson nt.
Horses with pcratciiks-'-talcott's cure"
never fails Large bottles, $1 3.1; small, SOe. Try It.
KIDUKR. K3 John st:
J cat received from factory?
Elegant Rockaways,
Phaetons,
Road Wagons.
A. s. FLAXDUAU.
372 and 374 Broome st., old stand i' Ilr-wster A Co.
Privatf. stable aia last arm kt. to let or
for sale?Store and Basement tivst 7th sv., gisul for
harness or upholstery business, to let. kmoiit, 331 West
5l?t st. __________
OACRIFICR?TRUCKS, EXPRESS WAGONS. DIRT
O Curts, single, double, light and heavy Harness. Ave
llor?e?, lor any business. 207 West 10th st.
rpilK GREATEST BARGAIN EVER OFKKRRD.-$fiGO
I will buy the handsomest and most rnmplete Turnout in
the cltv; a beantllnl bay llnrse, 151? hands high, very
pruipt and strliah driver, six years old, warranted sound
and kind and to trot In thr?? niluutes; can be driven by a
lady; also a very slersnt leather top Pony Phaeton and
Harness, Lap Robe, Whip, Ac.; used only a few times Call
at private stable No. 4 West litih at.
fHRACK sulkies.?IX ORDER to popularize
X our Sulky trade we olfer from stock or will build to order
Track Sulkies, In all weights, unsurpassed in quality and
form, for fl Ar?. BREWSTER A CO. (ofBroone si)., Broad*
way and 47th st.
?> GOOD WORK HORSES VERY CHEAP, from $30
O to $75; not half valne. 060 West 35tb St.
4HORSF.S. SUITABLE FOk AST BUSINESS. FROM
#tiO to $150, sml sny trial allowed. 410 West 3Uth st.
thernrss shop).
AO/m -TEAMS HORSES. KIND; COACH AND
JJpsi'/V'. team; Horse and Cab: three light Wagons;
rlieap for cash; six Horses, from $35 to $IU0. 253 West
31st st.
DRY UOODl.
A-A
CARPETS.
TFIE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY OF
THE LATEST SI'KINQ STYLES.
ALSO,
AN ENTIRE STOCK PROM AUCTION
~AT~
IMMB.NSB BARGAINS. *
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS. FROM 81 SO PER YARD
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, FROM 81 PER VAHD.
INGRAINS, FROM flOC. PER YARD.
LACE CERTAINS
FROM
ONE DOLLAR
TR". PAIR TO THE FINEST IMPORTED.
ABOUT HALF PRICE.
ODHTAIN NET AND COTTAOK DRAPERY.
CRETONNES, RKPS. FURNITURE, CIIIMTRHS, AC.
triNDOW HIIADER^~*CORNICES. AC
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OILCOTHR,
CALL WIDTHS),
AT
SIIKPrAHI> KNAI'P
NfA *M IHft flth a*.. on* (k?or '? ? IMtli
DAXAIiK.lt rliOTHH, CAMMMKKF.H. HATINKTA
Kpi.tn lr J*nnt. C"tton*4?a, Klamitlc and Kumtn'
Katln- f'o:u trip Hruadwajr Or* , balance clcarta* oul 'b?-?
WM uaTHKW* Catbartn* >1.
iRK H
)H 20. 1876.?TRIPLE SHE
AMl'SKNKNTh. _
^AST TWO wberh of julius c .EH A It.
9r Ttl I'KKI MUM A N OB or JULIUS CBtAR xuf
?) SATURDAY NIUHT.
lotm week ok the representation ok
1?> shakespeare's julius t'.e.-ah.
l7i7\t5 performance ok julius c.esar,
1uu thursday even'i no. march 3u.
Ben kit ok e. l. davenport next wed.nebday's
matinee.
? ootu '8 til e at rf last times
early withdrawal ok julius c.esar.
JARKETT A PALMER, iu consideration of the near approach
ol the time definitely fixed upon for the translation
of Iho i;r.ind traced) to the Academy of Music. Philadelphia.
lire oomci'lUd to announce the Omit of the unnaral
lelcd number of consecutive representations of
JULIUS C.KSAK,
the FINAL performances to he given within the next TWO
WKhKS, during which brief period opportunity iiinst be
taken to witness the spectacular splendors ot the play and
the subllm actins of the remarkable congregation of
Shakespearian!,
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT,
Mr F. C. BANGS
and Mr K L. DAVENPORT,
supported by Mr. M1LNEH LKVICK and the entire great
Company ot Booth's Theatre.
BULLETIN:
V NEXT WEDNESDAY, the 22d iust., SPECIAL MATI
NEK performance for the BENEFIT of Mr. K. L. DAVENPORT,
upon which occasion the Plstioguinbcd actor will
giro his NINETIETH consecutive impersonation of the
part of Hrutux Places can now tie secured.
regular matinee on Saturday at i:3o.
% THURSDAY NIGHT, March 30,
ONE HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCE OF JULIUS
C.KSAR!
for which occasion preparations of an extraordinary nature
are being made.
?* Monday evening April 10, grand reproduction of
Shakespeare's I1ENRY V. and return of Mr. GEORGE
RIONOiiD.
LYCKU Vf T11EATltFl'
MATT. MORGAN Mansger
Triumphant saccess of the ideal vaudeville of America;
crowded houses; increase of novelties. MONDAY. March
30, and every evening and Wednesday aud Saturday matinees
nt I :!#>, Morton's side splitting farc >, TOPKNOT'S DILEMMAS.
Mr. Walter Lennox. Mr. CUas. Villcrs and Miss
Anui" Mack. Mr. N. C. Goodwin, Jr., in an entire new list
of his wonderful imitations of celebrated actors, followed hy
tho very laughable comedietta entitled THE WRONG MAN,
Mr. Sidney Smith, Mr. V. (login and Mr. J. Dauvers. Miss
A. Ebtello in a bouquet of choice vocal veins. ADMIRAL
DOT, the smallest man alive, iu his unrivalled specialties.
Mr. Sydney Rosenfeld's docile lly successful travesty on
Auuustin Daly's "Pique" entitled
"THE P1QI E FAMILY,"
A Play on the Duly,
rearranged, with r.ow slttiatlonK, new music, new dances,
new songs. duets, choruses, and Including Mi?s Minnie I'alnter.
Miss Florence Ellis. Miss A. Eltelle, Miss Eva Wcat,
Miss Julie Hogan, Mr. Walter Lennox, Mr. Charles Villcrx,
Mr. Ilarrv Josephs, Mr, Vincent llogun, Mr. Jauits Dan vers
and Alinirit Dot.
Terminallng with the magnificent Transformation, entitled
COLUMBIA'S COURT, MY MATT. MORGAN.
Proscenium Boxes, $S and $10: Orchestra Sofas, $1; Balcony
Reserved, 73c.; Uonoral Admission, hoc.; Family
Circle, 'Mc.
I)')ll ST. (li'EBA HO USE, ( i7aTE"1) A>T h K Y A NT S.)
LO IMMENSE ATTRACTION. TWO COM I'.VXI EH.
The popular CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS,
and THE GREAT SPECIALTY COMPANY.
THE LARGEST COMPANY IN NEW YORK.
First week of Miss Heleue Smith, the Empress of Song and
Dance; Stewart Dare, T. S. Hall, G. H. Juckson. Second
week of Miss Lula Deltnnv, Miss Alice Homers, Mr. J. IV.
Me Andrews, Hugh Fay, Maker and Do>le, Arthur Cook,
Karon, Howard, Merrftt, Lesion, Croosher, and the Great
Htar Company. Matinee Thursday and Saturday.
"oWEKY THEATRE.
Monday, March .1), engagement for six nights only of
the celebrated eliaravter actress,
MISS MARIAN MORDAUXT,
In her great sensational and seriocomic drama ol
DARLING:
OR, WOMAN AM) IIER MASTER.
p'tQUE FAMILY-AT i'UE~LYCEUM. ~
STN PR A N C7 K(7O~ MINHTRKLS. | OPERA HOUSE,
AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. MHOADWAY.
HAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | CORNER 2'JTH ST.
First tiuio of the Burlesque of
PEEK,
PEEK,
A DAILY PLAY.
THE FUNNY OLD GALS.
SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
DELIGHTFUL HOIA) AND PAKT SINGING.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD A BACKUS'
KAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
SKATS SECURED. MATINEE SATl KPAV AT S
T" HKO. THOMAS' SYMIMIONY CONCERTS
AT STEINWAY HALL.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 23. AT 2.
FIFTH FULL PUBLIC REHEARSAL.
Admisal.ni 75c.; Reserved Seats (1.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, AT 8,
KlKTH WYM PHONY CONCERT.
SOLOIST, MME. ANNA DRAHD1L, CONTRALTO.
8UITE No. I In C tflrn time) KACII
ARIA, "O, Fstlma," Abn IImd-ru WEBER
MISS ANNA DRA8D1L.
SYMPHONY No. H (Erolca), np. 5.1 RF.ETHOUtN
CONCERT ARIA, "Hecuba" (new) RUBINSTEIN
MISS ANNA DRASlML.
EINE FAUST OUVF.RTURE WAGNER
Price* of admission to the Concert as usual. Scuta can
now be (toured at the box offlce of steinway Ilell, at N?a.
701 (U. Hchlrmer's) end 114 Broadway.
?*IDNEY SMIT1I-AT THE LYCEUM.'
PIANOFORTES, OHO ANN. ?v?.
A PRIVATE FAMILY, DECLINING IIOUSEKKEPinir,
will (ell for immediate cash their elegant Stainway
A Sons Pianoforte; aleo a superb Wln<l?or Piano. oo?t
$I,2U>, for $3U), Including Stool, Cover and Millie Cabinet,
coat $1.OHO; two elegant crliuaon latin Parlor Knits, rost
*1,000, fur $250; alao Parlor, Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture, Carpcta. Ac., lor teas than half coat, mod 0 months.
Call, private roeidence No. 12<> Weat 23d ?t.. ueurfUh it.
-FOR RBNT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND ORAND
. Pienoaof our owu make; alio for aale and rent, a
nnmbei of line aecond hand Pianos In perlecl order. WILLIAM
KNAHK A CO.. No. 112 5th nr.. above lttth it.
FINK Y-hilRY.MKNT~OK NEW AND SECOND
baud upright and square on *"> to f2<> monthly pay.
I ments; immeusj bargains lor canh.
KRAKAl'ER, 352 Bowery.
T CHICKKRINU ROHKWO<)D PIANO FOR SALK.
full Iron frame; eon $>!><, at litiinenae eaeritlce; for cnrli
only. 28 Kaet Id at.
AI'KIVATK FAMILY (VIM. 8KI.L, TIIKIR KLKOANT
Decker A Hrna. four round richly carved row wood cw?e
Pianoforte for 927-1; coat 91,000; haa all lni|irovanient?; 7f,
octave, lull atcraffe, overatrunif, Ac.. Stool mid Cover. a eacrifice;
alao Steiuway 7X, octave I'iano, 920). N. M ? Ho*
lor th.liuinp Call at private residence No. 47 Weal ltltli
at., between Ml. and Utli ava.
VBKAtrrIKUL"cary?d RoBKWOOD 7 OCTAVE
Pianoforte, overatri ng haaa, Coat 91*''), for $100 243
Kant 30th at.
ABBAUTirUL R09BWOQP Pi A.NO or.
tare, carved leira, all Improvement*. aacrifke; Hiatalmenta
taken . rent 90. CARLE, ID7 M eat 23d at.
A- GREAT RACRIP1CE ?PI ANO*~ To HKNT, PER
month, and upward; Inatelineota taken; new iuatrumenta
a apccialty.
tiOl.llSMITH'S, 2'S Itleecker at . near itowcry.
T SOITmEK A CO.'R.llflK AST I4TII 5f -MKVKKAL
U'h"I oecoiid hand Piano* at very low prieea for caah
or inataliucnte, or to rent.
? GREAT"7JKKBR.?HORAChTwATERS iTSONS, 481
JY Hroadwav. New York, will, during thla week, rent a
few flret claaa new and emnd hand Piauoa ami Organa until
the rent money paya fur tbem, aa per contract; great bar
galea for caah.
LOT OK SKtOMD II AM) PIANOKOKTK IN
thorough oritur, fur nale at moderate price n. Alao
t'tanoa on Inmalinunta. CI1ICKKK1XU A SDNS, 13J 5th
ar., corner luih at.
\N KI. BO A NT NKW 7Q BOSKWOOD PIANOFORTE
taken In trade for $6)U?; will lie wild lor S'-!7.?; made by
celebrated city roakera; richly carved caae, uveralrnnir baaa,
with ngr-ilfo linprovetiient; rich tame t.an ha aecn at HATTKRSOH'8,
BWI tltb av., near 40tli at Ilaa box for ahlpplnif.
;
BKAUTIKIL PIANOPOBTE, *100; INSTALMENTS
taken, (5 monthly. J. RIDDLE, 13 WaT#:ley plac*-,
near Broadway.
AROAlX-7 "OCTAVK, KILL HO UNO. CARVED
lega. *150; "H octave, new, all improvenienta, $1110;
Organe, 7 atopa, $r??, near.
GORDON A SON, HBaat 14th at.
rjtXTRkMKLY LOW?A KIRST CLASS 7 1-3 OCT A VB
111 Piano: moat be aold regardlaaa of coat. Can be aeen
at No 3'il Pearl at., near Pulton.
MAOMFK KNT TIMTTAVB ROSKWOOD OVER
atrunir Pianoforte, baring carved lega. only $135; alao
Hleinway OOBlMIK'h, 157 Hleeekcrat.
CTBINWAT. CHICKHRINO AND OTHER NHW AND
O aeeond hand Plan.ia for aale and to rent, and rent ap
oiled to porchaae; alao Organa of the beat make on enay
tenure WM A I'OND A CO., 547 Hrnndway. New Vnrk.
IT P RIGHT AND SQUAB* PIANOS TO RRNT VBRT
) low or aold on email monthly paymenta at BP.TTh'
Wrfrerooma. 7MS Broadway, corner lOth at.
W~ ILL ItRLLr?UREAT HAt.'KI KICK KOK CARII-l
llandaome Piano, with carved leira, oreratrnng baaa;
coat SHOO; nearly naw ; party gulag to Europe. 54 Leatngton
ar.
MILL1IBBT ANf) UKESMM AKI.tU.
A ?A.?MRS. MKYKKH BEOS LEAVE TO INFORM
, ber cnalomera that ahe la now ready to exhibit Spring
Slylea. of Miaaca, Chlldren'a and Infanta' Mllllnary: ladlea
Dreaa Capa and Mourning Millinery. 32 Enet 14th at , between
L'nlreraily place and 5th ar.
a T P. MATIIK.KK A CO Mil itKOtllWAV NKAII
,A inth at., will hare their openlnr of a eliolre anil ele
rant election of Kreneb Honneta and Kngliah walking Ifata
11 Wednesday and Tliuradaj. March XI and 3:i.
?MARIK TTITLMAN* OO.. OK PAHM, IMPOKTKKH
, of Sne Millinery, nueeeeaore to Mme A Michel. 4tfl?th
av naur3Bth at., retnrnad from Parle hy Perrlere. Kxpo llloti
Wrdneaday. ZKh of March. Inrltallon by card.
ZnOLHKn T OO. H PARIS MILI-INKIlV.-MMK.JO.sK.
PII1NK OOLDKW harlnn returned from Knrnno la
exhibiting our exeloefre dealgna in Imported llata and Hon
neta hill nth ae., Ix>tween Ittth aod 2i>th ate.
Mme. <Ya!?ocpkav~ no. .vt kakt ihii stTkkw
York, will open her importation of Parle Millinery for
the epring eeaeon on Wednaaday. JJd Inat
MR PKKRKRO, NO." 1 WEST dnril HT~ "VATCL
iwi on Thuraday, March 23, an elegant aaaortment of
prlng H-iin?ta and Round llata, aelacted with rreat car* in
the leadi if Parla houaoa.
Madamii RI'OBRIR HTN7KK, PROM SVD MT.. HAI
rem 'red bar millinery hnalneaa ta 35 Eaal JHh at.,
near Broadway. ____________________
LMDE AND SPACE PLAfTIMU; ALSO DOI'HI.R BOX
O plaiting done while yon wait up la 28 Inrher wide.
Hare yonr gooda hy calllhg on 8. JOSEPH, 38 Fori) that,
two doora rrons Canal al
Thompson, beers a co.. ?ti dkoadway will
hare their opeding of Pattern Honneta and llata a*
Wadaaadar and Thnradar. Match 22 and U
[ERA]
;et. .
a?r?kmu\t1.
/^<l.ofte theatre. ulohe thutrk
U 72?and7!K)Broadway 72S and 7;tu""*
R. W. BUTLER Manager
THE STANDARD VARIETY THEATRE OF NEW YORK.
THE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
MORE NEW ATTRACTIONS ADDED.
Every specialty of the day represented.
THE OKI-. AT CENTENNIAL PROGRAMME.
An arilstlc roll that defies competition.
SAM RICKEY, Matter HARNEY.
Sen .tor HOB HART, WM II. It ROCK WAY,
HILI.Y HARRY, JOHN D. GRIFKIN, ANDY McKEE,
GEORGE HARRIS, Kl oENK BLITZ.
THE GREAT ZANKKKTTA TROUPE.
Mini LULU RICHMOND, Mias J ILIA WILSON,
Mis* HENRIETTA MOLLKNHAUEB,
A Slippery Day. KlectrlcaUEflect*.
foNKORIAL DIFFICULTIES.
Old Timet Rocks. O'Mullcy's Troubles.
The line Pant-uniinc of
JOCKO, THE HRAZII.IAN APE.
ALEXANDER ZAN I'RKTTA *? Hie Ape.
\\! ALLACK'S.
V> Proprietor and Manager .Mr. LESTER WALLACE
The
CONTINUED AND BRILLIANT SUCCESS
of the scries of
STANDARD COMEDIES AND DRAMAS
now boing presented at this theatre
UNAVOIDABLY POSTPONES FORTHCOMING
NOVELTIES.
The programme for the week ending Saturday, March 25,
will be as follows:?
MONDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
SHE STOOPS lO CONQUER
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
ROMANCE OK A POOR YOUNG MAN
WEDNESDAY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
THE WONDER:
A WOMAN KEEPS A SECRET.
ARK THEATRE, BROADWAY AND Jilt) ST..
accessible by all the popular Hues of travel, convenient
to all the lorries and hotels.
SIXTH WEF.K
of Rowe's enjoyable, humorous Comedy,
BRASS.
BRASS.
BRASS.
BRASS.
BRASS.
BRASS.
EVENING AT S. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.
Mr. ROWE ns Wnil'ton Sir iy (that "nerverter of truth").
Box oRlce I Reserved scuts, St .V), I Secure
open I Adml-sion. Si. I Seats
8 to 4. | Balcony, f>0 ebntl. I ahead.
"Hoe this ring t Fact I Fact!! I unsure you."
XTTU~8T.~OTBK A HOUSE, BETWEEN 2D AM* IID
0*? ?vj. Wednesday and Saturday .Matinee at 2.
CANCAN j TilB TOWN TALK.
female bathers female bathers.
23 BEAUTIFUL female models
IN the naughthy BATillNO SCENE.
CANCAN. CANCAN
jjUGLFf THEATRE, 33U ST. AND BROADWAY.
EEEE A GGGG L EEEE
R AA O G L E
E A A G L E
EKE A A G L EF.E
K AAAA G GO L E
K A A G O Ii F.
EEEE A A GGGG lli.ll EEEE<?>
Mr. JOSH HART Solo Proprietor and Malinger
T~ EAGLE THEATRE. ~f
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL IN AMERICA.
2 "EAGLE THEATRE. J
BROADWAY AND
BROADWAY
BROADWAY 831) ST.
BROADWAY
BROADWAY AND
BROADWAY
BROADWAY 33D ST.
OI'EN
EVERY
EVENING,
AND MATINEES
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Broadway and Sixth avenue can goby the door.
Broadway,
Sixth avunuo *
And Frtrtv-MAAAml MtroAt cars
pass the door or the
EAGLE THEATRE,
Broadway and 33d at.
Second week of Kenward Plieh.' Satire,
FPPPP EKEEE A K K KUEEE DDDD
I' P E AA K K E D D
P P E A A K K E D II
PPPpP EEE A A KK BEE D D
P E AAAA K K E D 1>
P E AAKKE I)D
P EKEEE A A K K EKEEE DDDD
A BURLESQUE OF TO MORROW, CAST WITH
Mr. Macdcrmott. Mr. Kortracne. Mr Wild, Mr. Toole}-, Mr.
Jeuulns;., Mirs Wesncr, Mi.? Franklin, Mini Cook, Miaa
Birch, Mr. Jnmei lira .lev, Ac.
SEW SONUS, LOCAL HITS, AC.
MR. II. (1. RICHMOND.
MK. II. (1. RICHMOND.
MR. JAMES MESSENGER.
MR. JAMES MESSENGER.
THE COMIC LOCAL SKETCH,
LOST IN NEW YORK,-?
LOST IN NEW YORK.
A NEW SKETCH,
DIME NOVEL HEROES.
DIME NOVEL HEROES
DIME NOVEL HEROES.
MR. DAVE REED DAVE REED
BUCKLEY AND TURNER DANE REED,
KERNKLL AND BRADLEY and .r>U other. In
SONUS, SKETCH, FARCE. AC., AC.
Bo* oOice open daily from 9 to 5 o'clock. Scan secured
13 day* in adranca.
MA TINKER
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MATINEES
1JARISIAN VARIKTIF.8. I 1CTH RV
J. PARISIAN VARIETIES, and
PARISIAN VARIETIES. I BROADWAY.
^ AN EYE OP E N K R THIS WEEK. ^
Pint appearance of
t" Ml;e. NINON DUCLQB, ?
4 ?? $>
and bar troupe of 30 tieautitul Circassian Female Model*.
^ T A KLKAI X VIV A NTS. ^
TABLEAUX CLASSIUIH ^
* 4>
TUB LADIES' CENTENNIAL I.EVEE.
T GRAND TAUI.KAU" *
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.
TilB MARCH OK THE REVOLUTION.
TIIK GREAT FREDERICKS.
MUi El'NICK MOORE. I Miss MOLLIE DMA It
HORACE WESTON,
FRED. J. MACKKY, | HARRY SLATE,
LAWRENCE SISTERS,
Signer BARTOLLI. I DICK SANDS,
O'REOAN BtlOTIIEKS.
NEW OLIO OF 00 BRILLIANT STAR ARTISTS.
I'i lc?s 30c., ROc. and $1; Proscenium Boxen, fti and TIO.
WOOD'S M CHE I M. WOOD'S]
VV THIS D VY.
EVENING AT 8, MATINEE AT 2.
F. 8. CIIANSRAU UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
IN O'KI.ANIOAN introducing only original
AND TIIK FAIRIES ALABAMA
ANI) FIRST MIGHT Jl'BILKK SINGERS
ORIIEIIINDTHE SCENES A.NI) FULL COMPANY.
C MUCKERING HALL HULOW KECtl W>.
J MONDAY. MARt II 20. FIRST BEETHOVEN NIGHT.
VON Bl'LOW will play Sonata 1'atctlca. onus 13;
Adagio con Variation!, opus 34: Sonata quasi I antaiia.
opua 27. No. 1 in K Hut; Sonata quasi Vantaaia. upon
27, No 2 in C tliarn minor: Sonata, onus 110. In A lint;
Fantasia, opaa 77, Fifteen variation*; Knga ed Andante,
tinale on a tliems of the Sinfonia erocia. onus 33. In B
flat
WEDNESDAY, March 22-Second Beethoven night.
TtlI'KSDAY. March 23?First Beethoven inatinee.
FRIDAY, March 24?Third Beethoven night.
SATURDAY, March 23?Second Beethoven matlnoo.
ADMISSION, ft
Reserved seats, $2. Seats at Schnherth's, 23 Union
square, Clticdering I'lanos used by VON Bl'LOW.
/N EK MANIA Tl! EAT IF;, 111 ll_ 8Y
VJI AIT. Ntl ENIlOKr r Director
MONDAY, March 20,
XI R<J EN 1.1 ESC II E.N.
Comedy, in four ncte. by Pohl.
I rout self plays at"the academy~oF ' mcsic.
' Three iiltrhtnonly prerlnna to the departure ot thn Com
tinny Tor Philadelphia and France.
TOMORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING, FIRST TIME,
I.K PANACHE,
perforate I for over liK> night* tbi* aeaaoo at tho Palaie
Royal.
Thursday Maich 23? Beneflt of Mon? l-eroy (first time
here), MONSIEUR ALPJIONSE.
Comedr in three art* by Alexander Dnipa*
Saturday evening, March 24?La Closerle des (tenet*.
Seal* and boxes ran now be had at the Academy.
vitamer lennox?at tub lyceum.
^?INNIB PALMKK-AT THE LYCKuV.
1" myoi.i theatre.
Hili it, between 2d and 3d are.
A PHALANX OK NEW STARS
Mile, BLANCHE and LEONA FONTAINEBLBaU,
the Intrepid Female Oytnnaste.
Profeaeor "IKiN A I.DHON. the Modern Semson.
MORGAN and WELCH, Irish Sketch Artiels.
ALHKKf MARTINETTI and YOUNO AMERICA,
the celebrated ttrnteiajue* and Pantoirtlmista
The new I'-mnir Pantomime, THE bed ONOMB.
N~KW AND ATTRACTIVE MilNic: ~
"Keep a Little Corner In Yonr Heart for Me," by
Chamberlain, Is a great success, tike ; Sweat Hirda," by Hie
author of "Little Robin, Tell Kitty," 36c. \ "Hi.rp of Da
rid" imeditation lor the piano), Siliwiiig, 76e ; "Don
tynlxote," march charaulerlsilipie, it. W. Warren, 7f>e ;
"Sighing and Singing," Albites. 4?>r. ; "Pond Llliea," caprice
for Piano, Berg, SOc. ; "I Do Keel So A wittily leiote,"
Vacderniott's grgxt son*. *Or.; "White Hose Walt*," Horn
tein, 74c. Copia* malted on receiptor price.
WM A. PitND A CO..
r>47 Broa Iway, branch litre 3H Colon aqiiarr. K. T.
^ Ml A KB VILI-KIW?AT TUE LTCltlT ~
C" 1HATKA0 MARILLR VARIKTIKR, Yfiutrj tC
) liiiil<link from IW a*., on .14111 at. Every f?p.| *j?
liif at B. Aamiealon, 2fic., .'On., 75c and $1. Kre.h | fefff
attraction!. new Man, norel French He mat I out, = 5 f
beautiful Kemale Model., acren Heautiva, naughty I -E.J
lint nice ; lovely women, exqniaite mill)'' rharnilri? i 5.* H
Kmotiunnl Special I lea The apiclevl allow in New I e , ?
Turk Female Briganda, beautiful Hallel?, naughty | " a I
sper.alllea; High Art va. Nature; Item* rictnrea, I r"ftp
remain Statuary ArtlMi.entranc.ntt Franco Noveltlea. I ?
A P. BUBBANE. uirr bntkhtainnknt
tbla aiwiin at Tabernacle ehnrh. 2d ae., Iietween
IOth and 11th ata. on MONDAY KVKMNO, March *?, at
7)b>o'etoek. Tieketa at the door. _____
\* F.W RANTER ANTIfEM, BY J II TilllEAtt.?"THE
i> Day ol Iteau rectlon." a new and beautiful anlhain
lor Kaater. by thia popular wrtl. r; price HOr.. aent poat paid.
c II IMTHON A CO . 711 IIroadway.
rpoPKNord DI1-KMM tS? AT TUE LYl'RI V
LD.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AMl'IINKITS,
fTTH AVENUE TFIKATRK.
) Proprietor ant Mumper .Mr AUOt'SflX DALT
(Coinnieucei * quarter Id a; carriaif.oi may U? ordered for 11.)
KVKKY NIGHT,
MK. AUUU8TIN DALY'S GREATEST DRAMA.
PPPP II QQQO U U KKKK
P P II Q U U UK
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P IICJQQUUE
P II UUUU KERB ?
A PLAT OK TO-DAY.
PIQUE) Mi? K AN NY DAVENPORT. Mr. Either.
Mr. llarkim. Mr. Lewla, Mr. David*e,
WEDNESDAY Mr. IlardenborK, Mr. Drew, Mr. Harry AND
mora, Mr. Hock well. Mitt Sydney Oowell,
SATURDAY Mr*, Gilbert. Mitt Nunet. Mitt Holland
MATINEES! [and Mr. John Brougham, in their
I un^miti pcr-oiiHiionh, ha aciea 10 weeis
0?ffr lOi TI in off 1 I to crowded houses.
PIQCE MATINEES:?Wednesday at 1; Saturday at 1 :30.
*?* Seats iu?y he cured VK day? ahead.
rjH AVENUE TQBATHE.
O
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23,
ai one.
SEVENTH BUBCRHAN MATINEE OP
"PIQUET
UNION SQUARE TliEArRE. " "
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOlt
Mumper Mr, A. M PAX.ME&
ON MONDAY EVENING, M A RCII 30,
will be prcs-ntod for (be dm time on the English speaking
rtepr end In style of unexampled elegance end eicellei.cc,
Victorien Sardou's latest comedy In lour ?ct<. entitled
KEKREOI,
The; charactora in this representation are ns follows
Perreol de Meyran, a Milltai/Oflicer. .Mr, f. It, Thorno, Jr.
Marquis Dumartel, JudKe or the Court of Assises
at Alx Mr. .luhu Parsello
Larardaud, Deputy Public Prosecutdr,
Mr. Freder c Rohinson
Pulamedee Perrlsol, a HearerofSllkworma Mr. Stuart Uobsoa
Martial, Uatnekeeper to the Marquis Dumartsl,
9 Mr .J. II. Btoddart
M?lm> ni.ll.n.o.filr " ' H...
Ill Hrncliat.it Physician Mr. T. K. Mnrrlg
Luriolphr, Photographer of Paris....Mr. H VV. Montgomery
Seztiui il'shem oft Mr. W. II. Wilder
Vanlel J tbe Conrt < Mr. Lysandcr Thompson
Simon I of Aix. f Mr. Alfred Kecks
Honncau, Clerk of the Court Mr. W. S Ouiglcy
Alexis, a Vulet Mr. t". rt. Collins
Jean, Mine. D'Orbeseun's Servant Mr. E. E Lamb
lloburto. Marquise lliiiuartel Mi<s Kiitc Cluxton
Mme. O'Orbesson. terreol's Sister Mi-s ldit Vernon
Mine, de l.'Kitsnac Mrs Mirie WilKlns
Mine, ile Valtamlers ..Mia* Roberta Norwood
Mme. D'Artlgues Miss Ida Joflroye
(Her lint appearauce on any stage.)
Thereto, Mme. D Orbeston't Goddaughter,
Miss Macd Harrison
(Her first appearance here.)
Heiiitc, the Marunlse Waiting Maid..Miss August* Raymond.
thk SCENE IS I.AII) AT-AIX, IN Ti!K SOL'TU
OK FRANCE. TIME, THE PRESENT.
All tlie scenes used in this play hare h en expressly
painted for it by Mr. Kiehard Marston. and snrpnsa in
beauty ol design and finish anything hitherto attempted
upon any stage. The music has been expressly arranged
and composed by Mr. II Tlssington.
HAT CROAT AT 1 sit I, Pi R8T MATINEE OF FEItKEOL.
Brooklyn theatre.
Lessees and Managers...Messrs. SHOOK A PALMER
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
the greatest of the current New York successes,
ROSE MICHEL,
with the favorite artiste,
Miss RUSE KYTINOK,
in the title role.
Other characters by a specially selected cast, consisting of
Messrs. J. II. Htudlcy, J. W. Collier. Theodore Hamilton. II.
F Duly, W. Seymour, 11. H. Phillips. John Matthews and 8.
Wriolit an.t Alesitanies f! He (?? M?... s.nUn -..a
Lillian Olcvce. All the beuutiflll acenr . of '.he first, second,
fuurtli and filth nets used at the Union Square Theatre will
be lined here. Matinee Saturday at 2 o'clock.
QLYMPIO TUEATRE.
OOO L Y Y MM MM PPPP II CCC
O O L Y Y MM MM P P II O 0
O O L Y Y M M M M P P II C
O O L Y Y M M M M P 1' II 0
O O L YY M M M M PPPP II C
O O la Y M M M M P II (I
O O L Y M MM M P II O
O O L Y M M M P II 0 0
000 LLLI.L Y M V MP II CCC
TTTTT II II BEEEB A TTTTT RRR F. EEH
T II II E A.V TURK
T 11 HE A A T It R E
T II HE A A T It R K
T II I1II II KKEE A A T it lilt KERB
T II II E A AAA T It It E
T II II E A A T It R E
T II 11 K A A T It It K
T H II EEKEE A A T It It KEEK
<S>
021 BROADWAY. |
Mr. JOHN r. POOIaE. Manager
ANOTHER ENTIRE CHANCE THIS WEEK.
Firal appearance of the marvels
????? -?
^ FOR ON K WKEK ONLY. ^
enraged at a fc.ilnry of ?1"0 for each p rformitnce,
JMU) 1'KK WEEK
T1IE ONLY WOMAN FISH IN EXISTENCE.
The Champion Lady Swimmer of the World
Til K POSITIVE MERMAID.
LURLIXK. ^ t TUK ?
Mil LINK, W.VTP.K
1,1' H I.I N K, I | QL'KKN.
<?> ^ i> <?> ?
Alio Iho celebrated Amphihinue W >nder.
WATSON, THK MAN FISH,
in their original wonderful Hum Act, Kitin {, Prinking,
Smoking. I.e xlinjc, Wriliug. Sleepin r, ' rl Flavins,
So Mi'tsnilts and Acrobatic., while under wnirr, in a MAMMOTH
II.LUMINATKD GLASS TANK Something never
before attempted I jr nny lad}" in (lie world. The luo.t Inromprehemible,
bewildering and a.tounding of all public
perform vnee*.
In a monstrous nqurnni tank, containing 1,0 (j gallons of
water, lllnrainated with chemical liwhl*. ?o that tno remotest
depth ii plainly riilblo, the wondrous hnoian amphibInun
disport with the cat" and confidence of n atural Uenisons
of the deep, eutinir. dr'nking. raring beneath the water,
awakening the awe of all brholders b\ their abnormal existence,
while the beauty and grace ol their wonderful eve.
lutions delight and cliarni ui u vialon ol the eora! depthi.
Slrit appearance ol the gifted artists,
T UK BKKNNANS,
who will appear In th?ir beauti'sl i'haracter Sketch,
uivai. ii a i, lao him; Kits.
and tlieir refined Burlesque Op untie Sketch, eutilled
IIK MUST BK A SOLDIKB
Brilliant success and re-engagement of the famed Acrobatic
(.'log and Skate Dancers, the ,
FoOLF. it KOT1I BUS.
the onlT artists in existence woo throw ...hiewati11a unnn a
hieli pcdeatal hixto tn Inchca ninare.
The rcjiownod fttmiT itntl eccentric Coined! in,
LITTLE MAC.
in conjunction with the "Boa*" Comedian,
Mr. JOHN HART,
in their louithahlc (ketch. entitled
BRINKS AND JINKS,
A new comic extravagance.
THE SELDOM FED BRIG IDE!
hr tlio greitot of mne and dunce ?rti?t?.
MESSRS. JOHNSON AND HKC.VO.
Decided eucceaa id the charming vuunt; vocalist,
MISS EKE A A DELL A.
The popular eccentric ethiupian cmnediana.
MR JOHN yt'BKN and Mil WI ELI AM WEST,
in their comic iWetcli,
A EES WE LI. THAT ENDS WKLLKR.
The irrcrite?t living gymnast*. the
TllltEK CARLO BROTHERS.
Hie preat OLYMPIC COMPANY,
the inrgut and heat In the universe.
The entertainment ioinlulling with Mr. John Hart's great
aVetch.
THE LIVE STATUE.
Jake, the live Maine. Mr John Hart.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT X
EVENING. DOORS OPEN AT 7; COMMENCE AT H.
Admission 50 cent#
Reserved seat* . $1
Private boxea $1", $8 and $15
I atnlly circle Jo cent*.
So ati oeenred ?iv dava in mi nance
Box office open daily (mm A. V'. to in P. M.
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST.
rpilE WRONG MAN?Al THE LYi EI M
rpoNY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRK,
1 OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
NoVRLTt fPON NOVELTY
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH J<>
f MATIN EK| ( MATINRR J
TUESDAY I TONY PASTOR'S | FRIDAY I
AT I STAR TROl'I'K. I AT
2 O'CLOCK. I j 2 O'CLOCK. |
| KlIflK O'NhlL. |
T Ki l l IK o'NKIE. | ! KtTTH O'NKIL. j,
KirrtK O WEIL. ^
the unnp[ir<> ? liebli- Trrpnicburean Arliite,
In hrr Chullvoicr Jir su'I Lsiimelur* < lit*.
I.ILLIB HAI.L, MM*. KPI.\.
Kerio roml-- VlralUt. lit lior wiridfrt'il I'urlur O^mneOlt.
f HOBBY JtlcWtTtiM H, T T BOBBY XKWCO.M H |
^ BOHBY NEWCOMB. ^
Author, Cumpoevr id Etlntipi.ni Otnedinn.
J rrtOK. D. Bl itll S BE. 1 Mile. L<u17k7
Id thrilling feMe of Impalement : the Drnmroer Girl. in her
from the Inrtiltile wire. I celebrated tnlm ou I ho
I mere drum.
,s>
TIIK 3 THKNEKK. 8.
TilK 3 TI'KKKI'.A 3.
TIIK 3 TfKSKItS &
4> ? ,
Ethiopian Comedian*. Ethiopian Comedian*.
JUBII.KK DAY. Jt BILER DAY JCBII.KK DAT.
Til A Ft RY KKYaSI.T ^ "AI?"V Kin ANT- T
alio 1'remler Ventrllniiniot. in hi* ??ry Mining I'nrlor
Entertainment
T Clt'KKY AND KoX. ^ ^ Ct.ltKV AMI FOX. ?
The Greet Gymna?t?. Is their martling exernee*.
In * new e*tol"ifn<? ol hit Ute?t Com I c Sun ft,
* JENNIE MORGANT^ \ Jf VMK MORGAN,
JENNIE WtTiioAx! JENNIE MORGAN,
Ameri '? Knrorlte Hftllmh.t.
T French Twin Nl??*r? ] 7 French Twin Meter*T
I'KKRCH I NTN hi ST Kit.A
f OCH WtiTutM,
New Vorh'e Kneorite Coni?rtl?n in New Souse mil
ITItticiniH.
TIIK COM 1X1. MAN.
f FRANK UIKAHO. ^CIIAWI.iK W'iKT.EY.f
^ l.ad* Snll-rlee. ^ J Serfle leeelx ^
tub"yoTrr kamu,y
Tony FMior * stnr Troupe, In icranJ j?r >?. tmrae,
conclnalng with
^ PINKLKKFBIL'S RUN r>KI:*.t
Tony Tenor* Growl Jubilee *1 wit ceenr nt the
l AeertcniY ol Mnelc, on Th?r?il?e, Apr! ST ;#?
* ? ? MTtienlare i? <nt.,re ajrerVenere it*

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