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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,469. NEW YORK. MONDAY. APRIL 3, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMl'SBMENTS?Irr Par*??lb. 5th And6th cola.
AsTKOLOUY-20 Pack?tlth col.
BILLIARDS?11th Paaa?tllh col.
BOAP.I'EKS WaNTKD-2u Pacb-So col.
BOAl<U AND I.ODOING WANTED-2d Paob?4*H OoL
BOOTH AND SHOES?1 1th Pack?6th caL
BROOKLYN BOARD?3d Pacb?4th col.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE POR SALS?20 Fa?B-1?1
col.
BITHINEHS OPPORTUNITIES?SBrn PaCH.
BUSINESS MOTICES-Tra I'AOB-dlh coL
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-2n Pack?1st col.
OLKKKH AND SALESMEN?12th PAW?-?th col.
CLOTHING?'Jn Pack?Sth col.
COACHMEN AND GAHDKNERS-12th PAO*-?th ecL
COASTWISE Mfc.AM.SliIPS? 1 Itu l'AGB-?-5th ?"><! 6th
coU.
COUNTRY BOARD?2d Pac*?4th col.
dancing academies?iith pa(ik-4Uico1.
DENTISTRY?2d P.?a*-?h ml.
DRY GOODS?Ut 1'auk?4th cot
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. Pt'RNISllED AND UN
FURNISHED? 2d PACB-2d ?ud 3d cola
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?Hth Pack?3th coL
EUROPE?2ij
-2d Pa<ih?Hth ool.
KXCH ANGB?1 1th 'Pagb?4th coL
FINANCIAL?1VTH Paoh.
FOR 8A1.K?11th Pao*?4th coL
FURMSIIfc:D ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pauk?3d col.
PURNITl/RR?lira Pack?f.th col.
IIKLP WANTKD-FF.MALES-ICth PAC*-5th col.
HRi.p wanted ?males?12th PAo*-??hcol
HORSES, caKHJAGES, AC.?lit i'Aii* ?2d, 3d and 4th
col?.
HOTELS?2D Pigs?4th col.
HOUSrS ROOMS, AC., WANTED-2d PAGK-3d coL
INSTRUCTION?lrt Pack?4th col.
LECTURE SEASON?1*t Pack?4th col.
I.B'iAL NOTICES? IItu Pack?4th coL
I.O.ST AND POUND?1st Paok?1st coL
MACHINERY -llTtt PAC*-4th col.
marble mantels?11? pack-suicol
MEDICAL?2d Pack?''th col.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING?1st Pack?ttfccol.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?11th Pack-CHi
col.
MISCKLLA.NEOUS-IOth PAca-Othcol,
MUSICAL-IIih PaCB?4th col.
NEW PUBLICATION8-7TH l'Aoa-Oth col.
PF.RSONAI.-1st Paiiu-IsC col.
PIANOFORTES, OKUANS. AO?1st Pag*?4th col.
PROPOSALS-11TH PACK-Oth col.
PROPERTY OCT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT?2d Pack?1st col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANOE-2o Psca-lst col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-1st Pacb-Isi col.
RKWARDS-lst Pack?1st coL
SALES Af AUCTION?2d Pacb?4lli, Sth audflthcols.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE8-13TH Pacb-UI, 2d.
3d. 4th and Sth cn|*.
SITUATION'S WANTED?MALES?12th ' PACB-Sth and
a 6th cols. , ,
SPECIAL NOTICES?1?t PACt-Ist and 2d cola.
8P0RTING?DOGS. BIRDS. AC.-lar Paoa-2d eel.
8TORAOE?I Itu Pack-4th col.
THE TRADES-Htii PA0K-6th col. ? ,
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?2o Page-1st and
2d cols.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE-lItn PAOB-Sth col...
UNKURNLSH150 ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pack?3d col. _
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AC ?lira PACK-?th eol
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOB SALE OR
TO LKT-Jd Pack?1st col.
YACHTB, STEAMBOATS, AO.-IOth PAca-6th col.
PERSONAL..
?roncT~
T
V.
ALLOC.?WILL 8SE YOU MONDAY NIGUT, 8AM8
time ami jdeoe. A.
E9TKLLA-C M DISTRACTED. FOR HEAVEN'S
?ake, forgive u4 forget. Return and happiness en
snred for .ever. R. P. N.
EJ.-KICKNF.89 AND IN (i It It AT TROUBLE: LET
? me hear from you to-day; telograpb or write, and I
Will como to the world's end for yon. LOU1B.
J AS COWAN, OF LOCK8TOWN?ADDRESS ~A.
CAMPBELL, 537 Pearl it.. New York. Will hear
something to his advantage.
To e7 j.-for" IrTd'S^^kF "come back at
once. In crest trouble, llave searched everywhere
for yon. Again, let me pray of you to return to me.
L. J. J.
io~RESUME?TO-DAY BURR AT "oNK f "VERY IM
porttut."
-NOTHING TO PREVENT ME, AROYLE SHADOW
- Ball^to night, sure. BLUE KYE8.
reugioTJF Sotil'Ia.
1yo6"dy~an d" "?T/Cn k W. ??
iU Hippodrome Building.
Noon serriee from 12 to 1 o'clock every day.
Woman's meetluc from 1 to 1:43, In Fourth Avenue HalL
Aiternot.n service at 4 o'clock Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Tickets for afternoons free upon application every night,
el 8 o'clock. In Madison Aveuue Hall, and overflow meeting
at same hour In Fonrth Avenue Hall.
Young men's meeting. Fourth Avenue Hall, every night
at 9 o'clock, and Saturday night meeting et Association
liall, 2'ld St and 4th av.. at 9 o'clock.
Monday night service will be conducted by Mr. Sankey.
Mr. Moody will meet young converts and Inquirers only,
in Asaociation Hall, every Monday night at 8 o clock.
No service at the Hippodrome on Saturday. and no noon
meeting on Sunday.
oodV and banket.?h ippodromk?special
tickets for the evening services of Thursday and
Friday Will be issued to non-churchgoers sud to persons not
yes entered on a Christian life, on application at the Hip
podrome each day, from 10 A. M. to 10 P. M. Kntranc*- by
??or marked F. lu 2tltb St.. near 4th av. _
LOST AM) FUlNbT
SlO REWA HI)?OK* LNlV*KUs7t? PEaCK AND
AJ 11 th st., Rtuaia leather Pocketbook. Return to 53
West 1 ltb ts.
EOST-A PLAIN GOLD LOCKET, WITH MONOGRAM
"H. G. O." in platinum cu face. Finder will be llher
ally rewarded by leaving 1; at Restaurant Fruscati, 52 L'ni
varsity place.
'" rewards: ==
4c "r1war6.?lost, slnday Mdh.^hfoT"ojJ SVQ
qP'J av., a black and tan slut: gray around mouth from
age. Return tf No. 31) West 24tn it.
4?1 A REWARD wiLL HE-PaLU FOR THK~KETl'BN
wJLV.' of a small Scotch Terrier answering to the name of
Bob," lost on Snndav from 11 West 21st st.
SPECIAL KOtlCET
"XTserIcaiT WiFff ri rfc -the"YSSCXLTfllfffriS
A of this Institute will be held on Thursday. April (3,
J876, at the ball of the Historical Society, 2d av., corner
Uthst . ai7'* ?'clock P. M CREATE* CLEVELAND,
President. ClU. Ml K. LlOttl, Miltordiag ftecrctarr.
?ISA A ~tT BOYCE. 267 BROADWaYTLaWYER.?
? Divorces obtuined promptly, without publicity, deser
tion, Incompatibility'. habitual drunkenness. Infidelity, in
nnman treatment, conv iction of felony. Passports obtained.
A
LLEN A CO., 79 NAS8AI' ST.. NEW YORK.
Havens Lottery draws April 4.
Wyoming Lottery draws April 10.
Prises cashed! circulars mailed free.
A-KENTUCKY ?TaTE_ LOTTERIES OF J. 8.
. SMITH A CO.
? Eirrcrcr. ixraa ct.ass 303?mn 1876.
44, 43. 57, 30. 34. 65, 71. 47. 8, 21, 1. 28. 69, 60
REMTl't-gV. CLASS 384?SOU 1876.
At. 78, afl, A3, 10, 44. 17. ?. 01. 23, 73, 11. 42. 5.
All orders address h. NATHAN, box 4,870 Post ofllce
New York city.
A -PARKS, KMERKON A OIL ' "
? Krutucky State Lotteries, drawn dally
Royal Havana Lottery, drawu every 17 days
Kentucky Single Number Lottery, drawn April .29. 1876.
Prises cashed, information 'ami.bed ar.d circulars tree.
180 Broadway. Post oBlce box 5.272, New York.
A ?ROYALH AVaNjTlOTTKRT! "
JX? Next drawing April 4.
1 Prise of Spanish dollars 100000
1 Prise of Spanish dollar* Qo'uoo
3 Prises or, each, Kpaeish dollars 23000
1 Prise of Spanish dollar* lo'oOO
and 934 other Prises
Extraordinary Havana Drawing.
First Prist,
One Million Spauish dollars.
Drawing April 34.
German Government Lotteries
Full explanatory ciiculars free.
. THEODORE ZSCHOOH.
Pest office box 5.594. 118 Nassau St.. Naw York.
Alabama rtatk distributions?chartkkrd '
by tbs Legislature.?Drawings erery 21 day.; 13th
distribution, on the Havana plan iclass 13), to be drawn at
Mobile, Ala., April 18, befbra sworn commissioners; 3.68t>
cash prises; c.pital nriae. ffiffi.uuu. Tlrpeta. >6; quarters,
81 25 All prises paid in full after the drawing. Agents
wanted. For circulars address WILKINS A CO., box 1.481
Post office. Mobils, Ala., or boa 8,419 Pott office, N. Y. '
RARE CHANCE.?I lfAVH~CONkdONKD A NUM
her or the L'uited Mates Hand Kewtng Macnlaea, In
Crfect order, which 1 will close cat at a great lacrMce
low cost. Apply at once to O. OKNNSKT, 53 Maiden
Une, New York.
IiF.A SE9 OF MKN A 8>Tc!aLTY7
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D? 144 Lexlagtoa av..near
29tb it. Office hours from 8 to 8.
A
E
XTRAORDINaUT HAVANA LOTTERY,
First I'risc,
One million Spanish dollars.
Second I'rlse,
Half a million SpanWn dollars.
German Government Lotteries.
WACI1SMANN A CO.. Bankers.
Ola: Dwat eeA "W V _ "
bog 3.810 Post office. 75 led 77 Nassau st,
C"OLt) AND $II.VER~AKD ANYTHING~ CONTApT
W Ing Gold bought at msrktt twice: polishing, gilders'
rags, Ac., burned aud melted by RcBaer 8CHAWRL, 25
John st.
AVANA LOTTERY?NEXf?DRAWING APRIL 4TH.
38JI00 tickets 939 prises, amounting to $57ti,fV?.
Capital prite. 610",000 For particulars addreee B. MART*
INEZ A CO.. Rsakers, 10 Wall eA, basement.
Box 4.H82. Post office.
INDI'STRl"AL7.xlllHiT!0N COMPANY DRAWd THIS
day, Ap ril 3, at 5 o'clock ; commissions divided with cus
tomers; whole Bonds. 819; halves. f < 73. quarters. 65;
certiflroies securing tbe premium on a tingle bond, lit tlx
forgo; ibc least a bond can draw is $21; the highest,
? Kk-.OX): there are no blanks. ALLEN. EDWARDS A
FORDIIAM. Barkers. 79 Nassau street. New York.
JAMF.9 A~"7?Hi8F.B, TUCTIONREB AND CoMMIA
slon merchant ? Conslgunientt solicited, and cash ad
vanced ou all gooda consigned; good reforenre given. Ad
dress room 105 Sweeav'e Hotel.
K
KNTL'CKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
I Draws Katanlay. April 29
5.379 1'rises, aggregating L'kiO.GU) in cash
Capital Frits BSo.Otat.
Agency Kentucky State Lotteries,
_ , , , Dvswn dally and weekly.
Send for circular,
THOMAS II. HAYS A CO.,
697 Broadway, New York.
K^m ?OFFICIAL DRAWING KENTUCKY RTATK LOT
. teries. 8IMMONB. DICKINSON A CO., Manager*
sanTi.ca v. ?"?! CUM *o. 2A6?arau. 1, 1378.
14, 66. 49. 89, 17, 78, 5. 12, 48, 48, 54, 25.
gsNTCCgT, ci.aas no. 25A?arrniL I, 1878.
74, 31. 13. 24. \a, 38. 8, 69. 54, 27 aaT 88, 15
iinncr. Btrna cum ?o liS-araa 1. 1878
3. 45, 21, 41. 5. S3, 53, 46, 75. M. 20. A
na.vav, class no. 154? aruL I 1674
"d P> ,74' 4M' ^ "L ?I 88, 52. 45
Full In fane alios ey applying U er sddrsestug J. CLtlTB
3Ui Broadway er bog tJW Pest office.
K-*"1 ^ J!i?E 1 * CO.'8 ORANI
. monthly diit rikutlon. on Has Havana plan, te be draws
April 28: also lUyal Havaaa of Onka. draws April d Fall
to formation by sP?jrf,"ftB ev_addreastug J. UUTTB, ?
Broadway or boa 4.W8 Foot iffitts
K PRC 1 All NOTICES.
ITSffiSS^fc dxTAHRU. deaknebS; Tmproy1s6
JV. method; instantaneous r?lict; permanent caret
Dr. STODDARD. No. 8 West itthsl.
^BW TOKK EXPRRBS.
A Mew Departure.
Reorganisation.
National In Ua politic*
aad
democratic in it* principle*.
Not for faction*, clique* or parties, but for principles and
men.
BEE THIS EVENING'S EXPRESS.
NBEVOUB EXHAUST ION.-A MEDICAL ESS A V,
comprising a aerie* of lectui esdallvrrcd at K?hu'? Wu?
teum of Anatomy, New York, ua tba cause and cure of Pre
matuie Decline, showing indisputably bow lost health may
be regained, affording a clear synopsis of the impediment* to
marriage and the treatment ol nervous and physical debility,
being the result of 20 year*' experience. Price 23 cent* Ad
drew the author. Dr. L. J. KAI1N. office and reeldenee Si
East loth New York
PILES?PlLllS.?H E MO BR 11 OlDS OR PI iTeS.
New. original ami painless treatment.
NOT ONE CENT CHARGED UNTIL CURB EFFECTED,
The hemorrhoids are panuancnily eradicated In two to
four weeks, without the knife, ligature ur canstio.
Dr. IIOYT, 21 West 24th it.
PILES OK HEMORRHOIDS PERMANENTLY BRAD!
catod in two to (our weeks' painless treatment; no
kuife, ligatures, canities or cautery employed; positively no
charge lor treatment until cared. Circulars free.
Dr. STODDARD, ouiy office No. 8 West 14th ?t.
STUTTER i NO -V S. ST A M M EhTnTT"I NSTlfl'TE (DR.
White), 417 4th sr.; best city reforenee*; no pay until
perfectly cured. Gall or wild fur circular.
SHOOK D LO UI si AN A GOLD It: s Tit IB OTIONn '
At New Orleans, April 29. 1870.
Capital Prita. 9100.0001
8,580 Prize*. amounting to Siy2,500. \
All paid In Gold.
Only 20.0t.i0 Tickets, at RVi each, enrreney.
Tenths and Twentieths in proportion.
Por information, circulars Ac., address or apply to
No | ostp,*nemeuts. WILLIAMSON a CO., Brokers,
Box O.tr.'H Post office. 817 Broadway, corner Thomas St.
Take notice.-hluk Etq.nk cutters and flag.
gers: 800 members are requested to attend tho meeting
tc be beld on Wednesday ovenlng. April 5. In Bmmetl Half,
282 West 80th St. All who work at the business are respect
fully Invited to aiiond.ht business of Importance will be
brought up fur consideration. Br order of Society.
TO MILKME.nTaND D K A L K R 8 ? K~K S PO XSI H I. E PUR.
chaser warned, for two or three cans of pure milk, daily,
arriving bv New York and New Haven Railroad; price low.
Address MILK TRAIN. Herald Uptown Branch office.
SPOilTlNii?DUOS. BIRDS, AC.
A -To-ft-?AtBr~AtrTclXfi.S- OF 'FANCY" DOGS,
xv. Birds, Ac ; Medicines for *11 diseases; Prepared Pood
for mocking birds, at B. 0. DOYEY'S, No. 3 Greene it.,
hear Canal.
A -FOR PALK. THE ONLY THOROUGHBRED
lit short-!.aired St. Bernard Dog In thO country, and ouo
English Greyhound, one Italian Greyhound, one Knslitli
Mastiff, at MEYER'S, No. 8 Went 3d it., near Broadway.
AFKKNOH BREECH-LOADER. CENTRAL FIRE,
rebounding locks, genuine "Leopold Bernard" barrel*;
cost six months ago 1 ,,'rti francs; will be sold cheap. Also
a secoud hand top action ficott Gun, very low. CHARLES
L. RITZMANN, 943 Broadway, above 22a it
OOTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD ALL DAY AT
Thomas' Exchange, 1.239 Broadway, on tbe Con
necticut election ; French Poole close at H.
& M. THOMAS.
_ HORSkS, CAKRIAGKS, AsC.
T~^majok VVfl A6LM"\v. b \ rkkr'. aucf IOnf.eS
A. PRIVATE TROTTING STABLE
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
WILL BE POLD, immediately aflat Mr. Pierre Loril
lerd'a -ale of Thoroughbreds, Wednesday. April 5, *1 II
o'clock, at BARKER k SON'S City Auction Mart and New
York Tattortall ?. comer ef Broadway and 30th it., tbe
property of Colonel W. R. BERNARD, of Hunter's Point,
wlio ibortly leaves for Europe, the following bigb bred
Stock, Brewster Weicoui, Ac., consisting of
THE VERY spocily, cross matched pair of brown and
chestnut Trotting Mares Maud Merrltt and Harlem Girl. the
former got by Bell Morgan, dam by Alexander's Edwin
Forrest and bred in Kentucky: the other got by Lewlston
Boy. d.tm by a ton of Knton Messenger and ored In Maine;
are 13)t high: foaled 1860; ure without exception tlio
pieasautest ana molt desirable gentleman's superb trotting
team to be found ; have trotted together in 2 ;43, end both
hare shown trials singly of better than 2 ^0; will be sold
separately or together, and are warranted sound and kind.
THE JET BLACK Trotting Gelding. Armandt got by
Niagara Chief, dam by George M. Paichen: la half brother
to Mr Morrow's lien Flagler; ISWhtgh: foaled 1869; la
very stylish in harneaat has trotted in 2:40}i over a heavy
half nillo track, and la warranted kind.
THE BROWN Trotting Gelding, John 8. Newman, got by
Yming Morrill, dam by Ethan Allen; iil5*hikh; foaled
1869; a richly bred and finely galted youn,* horse; baa
trotted in 3:01 to impound road wagon; haa rich appear
ance and amiable diapoaition, and la warranted touna and
kind.
TOP ? IDE bar Road Wagon, by J. B. Brewster; top aide
oar Road Wagon, by Broom# street Brewster, with Pole;
single seat Road Wagon, by Dtiaenburj; fine double and
tingle Harness, elegant CI.-thing. Ho baa. Whips, Ac.
WILL ARRIVE for exhibition at the mart this (Monday)
afternoon, at JU o'clock.
"TIlO IT
RALE WITHOUT reserve or postponement.
A -MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
. THOROUGH!!RED SADDLE and Race Horaea
AT PUBLIC auction.
MR PIKKKB LORILLARD'S
BALE OK Thoroughbreds
WILL TAKE piece
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ?. at 11 o'clock,
AT BARKER A SON'S
CITY AUCTION Mart and New York Taltecsall'a,
CORNER OF Hroedway and 3Uth it
CATALOGUES NOW ready at tha Mart
Stock on exhibition to morrow morning.
T AUCTION,
ON TUE9DAT, APRIL 4. 1878,
BY VAN TAS8ELL A KEaKXrY, AUCTIONEERS,
AT THEIR AUCTION MART,
110 AND !? EAST 18TH 8T., NEAR ?TH AV.,
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ELEGANT BAY MARK. SIRED BY DRACOl 15*
bands hiah; 6 rears old; a handy, prompt and eeay driver:
afratd of nothing: ie kind in all uarnesa; bae no vice, trick
or laitll. Tills mare has been uaed on the road for tha pact
tear, andean trot in 2 45 en re: It aa extraordinary pale
mare, and is WARRANTED SOUND.
SINGLE IlARNEFR nearly new.
TOP ROAD WaoON. In fine order, by DUSBNBURY A
NELSON.
Clarence, by J. B. Brewater A Co.. ef 35th et.
I.an.tea by Brewster A Co., of Broome ah
A'so twenty-two Horses, suitable for family, read
id business use; also two very Bee Horses for lady ? driv
ledy
Ing, with tep pony Phaeton ; aiao park Pbaetena, top and no
top Wagoua. liarneas, Aa. Aa
At PRIVATE SALE.
Landaulel. Pole and Bbalta, by J. B. Brewster A Co.,
of it", tb at.
Raronche. by Brewstar A Co., ef Broome at.
Top Wagon, very light, with Pole end BbefU, by Dusea
btiry A Nelson.
Top Wagon, by Brewster I Co.. of Breome at.
Clarence, fn',1 *, lite, by J. B. Brewster A Co.
Coupe, by Bradley, Prey A Co., Poll and Shafts.
T Cart, role and Snsfls. by Bradley, Pray A Co.
Surrey Wagon, by Bradley. I'ray A Co l
Coupe Ruckaway. Pole and Shafts, by Miner A Stevens.
Six *rat h'ockaway Carriage, by J. C. Nam.
Pour-so at Kockawaya. Depot Rockawaya and Wagnna; tep
and no top Pftaetons; alio fancy canopy Phaetons, top aide
bar and full apnng W agont and Carrfacet of every descrip
tion.
OCTION BOUSE OP ARCH. JOI1N8TON,
19 to 25 13th tt,,
near Uniroralty place.
SALES of TIORSBS and CAKHIAGE8 are held every
Tuesday and Friday, at lOo'rtoek.
On every horse the! Is WARRANTED BOUND Irom
34 hours to 3 days for trial.
Tbe OLDEST Esr.UILISHKD and most reliable home
in the city.
GENTLEMEN HAVING HORSES or Carriages to
ie'1. or those wishing to bey. can rely uocn the earns
strictly honorable dealing which baa always character,
lard our houae and won the confidence and reaped ef tbe
entire community
PULL AND COMPLKTB ASSORTMENT OF THE
"Brewater Wagon,"
tbe standard for style and quality,
now ready for Inspection at our factory ana wnreroama
Broadway and 47th ?t?
5th av. and 14th at
Special attention Is called so oar Improvement In ?tds-ber
W agon a. which aaablet ua to offer tbe lighted, safest and,
beat riding wagon ever produced.
Brewster A CO., of Broome A
SSIUXKE'fl BALE.
ON WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6. AT
11 O'CLOCK. AT THE PRIVATE STABLE
NO 115 EAST J3D ST., NEAR 4TH AV.
All the valnenle trotting end family Mortal of D. uREW,
Esq., including a team thai caa tret in 3 :40to pole, 3 Merase
that caa trot in 3t4.i, 3 tbai caa trot In 3 t35. 3 that eaa boat
3 :'JO. For fall partieelart see catalogue aad fours adver
tisements
A -20 TOP AND OPEN ROAD WAGONS, BY BK8T
? city makers; ton and open Depot Wagons. Rocka
waya of all stylos, top and open basket and paaei Puny
PL a# toot. 9 passenger depot wagon Baroucbea; sis seat
Phaetons, Landaus. Landaulets, Coupee, Victorias, Britixaa,
Dog Carlo, top and open P.xpreee Wagons, skeleton Wagons
and Sulkies. Harness, Blaakele, Whips, Aa WM. H. GRAY.
20 ted 33 Wooster at.
LOOK, AUCTION.?GREAT BALE AT THE
, Un on Mart; Horses. Carriage) and Haras**; prop
erty ot Mr. Dilber and other gentlemen; see boras auction
column.
SPECIALTY.?
Viae Harness at lew prirea,
and a large assortment.
A. 8. PLANDRAU,
872 and 374 Broome at. eld atand of Brewater A Co.
KRIVBD FROM ILLINOIS?LOT OP OOOD WORK
Horaea; aold cheap. Apply at No. 8 Vestry et.
-BAROA1N8.-8I* GOOD LTvBRY CARRiAOE8,
, Coaches. Clarences sad Brett*; Pony Phaeteas. aide
bar Wagons, half price; new Coach, Just finished. No. 400
3d av.
-10 BUHINKSS WAGONS BELOW COST. FOR Blf
? pram, grorers. botchers, bakers, milk, leomlry, pack
age. advsriitiag. delivery; wagons, $30 to $150. 236
Spring at.
-FOR BALE EIGHT HOKSEH, ALSO ONK TEAM
? Karat, anltable for truck, termer, or any boslnem;
belf value: rood trial allowed. 36 South 5th av.,botwvea
Houston and B'eecker eta.
A' part"BAT MABK EJ-V); WITH TOP ROAD WAGON
aud Harness. $400; first class. 276 West 25th at.
T "BLACK CANADIAN POET BUILT HOEsF;
A also twe other Horsea, young and sound, $7(>, $60,
8135; Truck Wagoa. 113 Usury at.
A BAEOAIN.?PIvt CUEAP HORitES FROM 15 TO
A 16 hands; price from $48 to $75; single Track and
Ilaraecs; two-bares Furniture Trnak. aeariy new; must sell;
ae work. 833 Hndeea et.
-TOE BALE. iBtiff HOKAJU, SUITABLE FOE
? knew pear ar ?wv?ul ass; also one draught
ree. sii|3|s kavfvaleet trial allowed; ell young
aad wmaA" ? Amliy k, betweeo Taamyeau aad Sufllvaa.
5 -OBI Landau. onb claEencb, one coupe.
A, ana Victoria aad one Phaeton nil aeariy now. uaed
by a private fkmlly, to be mid cheap. To be eeea at
1L CVELBVB. KM. Ill aad 11$ Eaet lAah aa. aaar 4U ae.
A
HORNBk, CARRIAGES, AC.
C'iftiowT ~
_ ATTENTION 18 CALI.RO TO TUB SALE OP
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. WAUON8. AC.,
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY (MONDAY). APRILS. AT 11 O'CLOCK A M.,
AT
JENKINS' UNION AUCTION MART. NO. 30 18TII ST.,
NEAR BROADWAY.
THE PROPERTY OP
GENTLEMEN WHO. BEINO COMPELLED TO CURTAIL
THEIR EXPENSES. WILL SELL ALL OF THEIR
FINK STOCK TO TUB 1UUHBST BIDDER. WITHOUT
LIMIT OK RESTRICTION.
STOCK CONSISTS OF. YIZ.
No. I It the Tory elegant bay Horse Yonag Victor, 16
hand*. 7 years old; hu large mane and toil: line style and
kite# action; a lady ran drive him , car. trot in 3.40, and
warranted to trot la 3 roO on day of sale; wee airetl by Vic
tor. formerly Snip, aon of Caasiu* M. Clay . dv<> Dr. liar
gr.ivca' Eclipae Messenger gat; la warranted ?uwf.J and kind.
No*. 2 and 3. Team of Clie-tuut Geldings, Ylr
gtuia and Lexington; are witliout exception the
flne.t road taam In the State: are half brotkera,
lok haada; warranted round and kind, without toot
or blemish; have long, full flowing mane* and tails-,
are tmooth and eren trailed; wear nu l>?ota; do not lug or
pull oa tbo bit; Vlririnia was foaled In 1860, aired by Vir
ginia; Virginia by Ucuguld: Rengold by-Boston, dam Mor
gan mare, trotted at Guernsey county fkir, Ohio, in 2:3),
k -52R. 2:51. Lexington, half brother to Virginia, was
foaled In 1870, dam Ethan Alien mare; bat no record in
public, bal can speed together in 2 MS when in Condition,
and warranted to trot in 3 minutes.
No. A Toronto is one of the fluest bay Coup# or Carriage
Horses In the State ; IS hands, 7 years old the 10th of next
June; warranted sound und kind; lias henvy bone and raus
de;is all style, with high knee action ; will weigh 1.20U
ponnds; It of great endnrnnca; can trot 14 milt* within the
hour; will pull a coupe with four persons, a mile in 3 JO; was
tired by Toronto Chief, dam Knapp't Memtrlno mare.
No*, a and 6 are asplendid cruat-tuatcbtdTeam, the dapple
gray Uoree Mort and the sorrel golding Jack lluntcr: cud
trot taat, but have no record; trotted the first lime they
were hitched together in S minutes and 0 tecuttds and gave
great promise or speed; they are extra flue saddle horses, 0
and 7 years old, ISi?| hands, and bare splendid large, long
manes and tails; are puro mid nppu guited; fear nothing!
warranted sound and Itliid, *ud perfectly safe for a lady to
ride or drire and as fine a team aa go throngb tba park;
ninst ba teen to be appreciated.
Not. 7 end 8 are tho handsomest bay Pony Team In tha
State for a lady or children to drire or ride; are 5.years old,
14 hand*, with tails reaching the ground, and are all style;
were purchased direct front Kansas by the present owner and
hare been driven by the ladles and children the pact ycur;
are warranted sound and kind; also a beautiful top l'ony
Phaeton, pole end shalts, set of fine single and
double 11 arnesa, all of which were made to order fog them;
1 open Barottehe, by Wood Brothers; 1 extension lop I'nrk
Phaeton, top Road Wegon, with Brewster's patent cruse'
spring Pole end Shafts; 1 single seat Trotting Wagon, 1
shilling leather top Wagon, '2 sets of fine double Hsrness, 4
sots nfsingie Harness, 1 sat of Coope Harness, Robes, Blan
kets, Whips, Ac. All the above are in first class order.
N. B. ? Ooutlemon in taarch of something superior are
respectfully Invited to call and examine this fine stock and
be convinced before the day of sale that It is all us repre
sented. Two days' warrantee will ba given to test the
soundness of each and every horse.
Gentlemen having Horses. Carriages, Harness, Ac, to
ditposo of will do well to send them in, as we are now ready
to receive them and will guarantee to give entire satisfac
tion GEO. W. JENKINS, Auctioneer.
At'publio auction?
A GREAT AND ABSOLl'TB BANKRUPT BALE,
TOMORROW. TUK8DAY, APRIL 4,
AT II O'CLOCK 8HAHP.
AT STABLE, No. 33 BAST lJTll ST.,
BBTWKRN BROADWAY AND UNIVERSITY PLACE,
W1IERK STOCK HAS BEEN REMOVED
FOR CONVENIENCE OP SALE.
COMPRISING ALL THE VALUABLE AND HIGH
BRED
ROAD AND FAMILY HORSES, ELEGANT
CARRIAGES,
WAGON. HARNESS, .AC., AC.. BY BEST CITY
BUILDERS,
THE PROPERTY OF THE LATB COL. 0. F.
TROWBRIDGE,
ALL OF WHICH MUST RE SOLD TO niOHEST
BIDDER.
REGARDLESS OK COST OR VALUE,
INCLUDING TUB BEAUTIFUL BAY TEAM, PRINCE
and Dam. 8 years old, 16}f hands, half brothers, both tired
by Countj Gentleman, sonlof Hysdik's Mamhleionian, dam
of Priuce, Bella Bnyd, by Laaees, son nf Lanness, deiu of
Dan the famous vrntting mere Countess, b"th raised br Mr.
Blnekburn, Woodford county. Kentucky; he trotted at
Lexington when 5 years old.to the polein2:43, 2:41 and
2:4^7 He can trot much fastar now. as he had good care
and no hard driving. Tliey are warrant#! sound ami kind.
HANDSOME AND FAST BAY MARF. LADY TILOT,
7 yaurs old, l.i*4 hands; One style and action; raised br
Mr. Chew. Fasatte county, Kentucky; xi*ed by old Hamble
tonian dmu Bella by imported Trustee: she took first
premium at state fair at 6 years old as the bandsomntt and
fastest 6 year old, showing three heat* In 2 :2S. 2 :26 and
2:27h|-. she I* a square, level trotter; needs no hooting; can
trot seven heats without ipiittiug: sho I* sn < x.-client pole
m iro and good under saddlg; the is wsrrset - I sound and
kind.
HANDSOME LADY'S HORSE LILLE DAN;
is a beautiful bay, 7 years'eld, I3J4 hands: Is a road an4
saddle lurse combined; has been rldde.i nud driven by Miss
Trowbridge; is perfectly gentle; fears nothing: can trot a
mile to a pony phaeton inside of three minutes and U war
ranted sound and kind.
TUB PAST AND STYLISn RAY MARE ROTAMA,
5 years old, 15Ja hands; long, flowing inane and tail; very
stylish end attractive: raised in Kentucky . sired by Gen
eral Knox, dam Lady Taylor; she can show 2 50 or better
to a top wagon; has a record In 2M5; she Is warranted
sound and kind.
N.B.-THK ABOVE HORSES ARE WKLL WORTHY
the attention of say one In want of something- fast and reli
able; they will be nil f und ss represented and warranted;
24 boars givou for trial; If not found as warrsnted uiousy
will be rehindtd.
Carriage* consist of elegsnt perk and depot Carriage#;
foil spring and aide bar top Wagons, pole aad shafts : pony
Phaetons', double and single Harness, made by Ont.sromb;
fine Robes and Blankets; all or which must positively b#
sold to highest blddor without limit or restriction, no post
ponement; rain or shine.
A GREAT DEAL OP SPEED VERY CUBAP FOR
cash, the fast trotting Horse Brown Priuce; bat a
record last season to tha pole of 2:36; 15 hands; veiy One.
easy driver; long flowing ifiane end tall; warranted sound
ana kind and to beat 2 MO; single or doable. Also One top
Road Wagon, by Waterman ; line Harness. Robe, Blanket,
Whip, Call at private stable No. 3 West loth st.
A BARGAIN.-*173 WILL BUT AN ELEGANT TOP
Wagon; cost $450 last September; a fine Harness.
$45. Private stable No. 20 Bast 29th ?l.
A -PGR SALE, 6 HORSES, FIT KOrt TRUCK OR
il. any kind of basin#**, tho property of a miller; to be
?Old cboap; a trial allowed. No. 20West 3d St., near Graeno
A?FOR HALE, 6 IIORSKS, PROPERTY OK DK
? eessod; St farming, grocery or general use -. trial al
lowed : to ba sold at a sacrifice. Inquire at 161 Sullivan St.,
batwesn Houston and Prince st*.
-FOR BALK THREE LOW PRICB HORSES;
L? also busineai Wagons; now at work. 153 Month jih ay.
By WILLIAM VAN TASHELL, AUCTIONEER,
OFFICE AMD AUCTION MART 110 AND 118 BAST
13TH ST.
Vtiin. VAN TASSKlL A KEaRNRY will tell
On WEDNESDAY, Aprils, IH7B.
?I 11 O'CLOCK,
THE ENTIRR CONTENTS of the
WEST BIDK LIVERY STABLE,
No* 315 and S17 Wnl IStft tt. , bet worn Nib and Dili av?.
20 brad at hone*, tollable for carriage and family drlwng,
all from 15 lo 16 bandt high, 6 to Syeare old, and are aound,
kind and true.
6 CLARENCES, by MOTT A KILLUM.
6 LANDAUS, by KILLUM.
8 PARK PHAETONS, by DUNN.
a BAROUCHES. ROCKAWAY8.
6 FOUR AND SIX SEAT FAMILY 8LBIC.HR
a LANDAULETH. by KILLUM.
8 TOP WAGONS and I TOP PONT PHAETON, cold
moon ted.
15 acta of Doable and Single Harnett, WOLF and BUFFALO
ROBES. 10 LIVERY SUITS SLEIGII Belli. Qaaiter
and Preaa Blanketi. Aprooa, Offict Furniture, Ac., Ac ,
be inc the entire con tenia of a Brat ciaat livery atable
and everything In A No. 1 condition, and wlu ba (old
witbont re terra,
STOCK ON EXHIBITION up to the time of RALE,
Catalogue! to be bid either at the OFFICE OF AUCTION
MART or at the L1 VERY STABLE.
CARRIAGES-ALL EIND8-BUG0IBS, PIIART0N8,
Rockawayt, Expreitet; own make, at mauiaclurert'
prlret. 886 Canal iw V. GRaHK
CARRIAGE EBP AIRS.-1 OPFBR E~VBRY PACILITT
for Carriage repairing in all Its branebea. In the beat
manner, on favorable termi: carrlagei will ne called for
and dellvared. and careful etliraatea made of tho rott if de
elred. J. A. BUCKKIDOK. to long known with tbe late
Maasr*. John H. Lawrence A Co . will bare charge of thlt
department. WILLIAM U. GRAY, I,tod Broadway.
For sale?bay gelding, 7 years OLD, jam
bandt. warranted tonnd and kind, and will anlt batcher
or exprtan Call at ttart No. 6 King at.
For HALE?A LADY'S TURNOUT; AN ELEGANT
black Mara, I5){ bnnde high, U ye art old, warranted
eonnd: alto a top Pony Phaeton, nearly new, and a let of
floe Harnett; alto two lloriea. fit for butelier. grocery, ex
preea or farm nte. Inquire 818 East 06th it., naar 1 at av
OB SALE?AN 8LBGAXT HORSE FIT FOR
batcher. grocery, exprett trnek, or larai nte; war
ranted taund. Inquire IBS Av. B. corner 12th *?.
tT?OR flALB?A DOCTOR'S PHAETON; NEW, BUILT
r to order; will be cold fer half coat, at owner haiaonte
(br It. Dr. BROOKS, 88 Weet 82d it.
OR SALE, A B AC RPICR?SEVEN HORSEBt HUIT
truce, farmer or any bniiawm; aleo two Canadian!, all
werrealad fltt Greenwich at.
R BALE AT A SACRIFICE? FOCR CLARENCES
Ave Brettt, lour Baggier, at 172 Carlton av . Brooklyn.
IOB SALE CHEAP?2 NEW ONE-UOR8B~TRUCKS:
t new 2-3 Track. 177 Prlnee it.
FOB t ALB cheap?a~ bay mare, sound, kind
trao; hat been need to a bateher cart, and told tor a not
ofuta. Inquire at 631 Dl av.. butcher thrp.
OOD DRIVING COUPE OR" CARRIAGE HORSE,
atyllth and ehowy appearance; rally wnrrnntad; would
exchange for cheaper. 370 lludion it.
ORflB WANTBD-ABOUT UM HANDS HIGH;
young, tonnd. free driver and cheap: alto very light
Truck. Addrett, with particular!, TUCKER, -M'-SHth a*.
9>T BB SOLD TO SATISFY A OLAIM?TW0~KLE
gant Pbattoat, two full tpring top Wagnna. two tide
bar lop Wegeat, two flne ?ett of Harnett: all made by bett
city makeri. Private etable. 57 Bait 33d tt., corner 4th av.
OWNBB CHiAERASsFD -SORRRL MARK. FIT FOR
tadd'e or haratte; pony Phaeton, Robe, Whip. Lam
her yard. 37tb it. and 7?b av.
OfWflb PAffl WALKING BKl ftoilKK, LITTLE
tore forward, valuabla for country, $45. ss New Cham
ber! at
SACRIFICE-THREE HORSES. THREE TOP EX
prett Wagowt, one elngla Track, tingle, doable, tight
and heavy Harnett. SOT W tit Una tU
QBOOND HAND WAGONS.
yy For tale, a number of taeondband Wagoat, nearly new,
made by J. B. Brewtter, with ble patent crow epring, at low
Rgnrea, at BRBWSTBB k CO 8,
5th av. and lttb at.
T~ RAClT SULKIES.?IN ORDER TO POPULARIZE
enr Sulky trade we offer Iron ttnek or wilt bnlld to or
der Track Solxl?, In all weight*, untnrpaeeed In quality and
form, for$125. BREWSTER k CO. (of Broama at;., Broad
way and 47th tt.
TO LIT?FOR A TERM OF TEARS. OR WILL SBLL.
Laaaa of IB Italia, 28 Montgomery tL Inquire at 261
South et.
Wanted?a pony, suitable for children;
matt bw aoand and mtlej 13 to>14jmndt high ; dark
eoioc pratorrcA Apply to LBANDKR 8ARLK8, 86 Beaver
F??
F
WANTBD TO rUROHASB-A SUPBRIOR PAIR OP
well malelieff Carriagw liar ewe; 13.3. AAdreta JO.
ELLIOTT, Herald
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.
am'Witterh w|?l ISCf at auction, at
tt 44 Wait* at., on Monday, the 3d inat., at 11 A. M., on*
black Marx, to pay expense* of keeping.
ILL TRADE A tlOoD BU8INK68 WAUON FOB
An* coupe Harnett. Address 207 Watt 16th it.
w
4-IV-HAND-lOK sale, a complete SET OF 4
li> band llaroeaa, very choice and but very little used.
To be teen at private .table 110 Wararley place, April Sand
4. Iron u till 12 o'clock.
$35
4JT BLACK MARK; BAY. *40; GRAY, flOO;
_ Coach. 8125; Cuupr, 8100; Road Wagon, fWO,
Light Wagon, $73 , Top Wagon, 870 253 Watt 31st ?t.
dji O ". FOR TOOMO HORBK, TOP OR MO TOP EX
?PlaJtl prct* Wacon and Harness; two other llortet
cheap. SCO Watt 85th it.
d?l east 2hd_st?hbkhon Bros have one
nice top tide bar gentleman 'a Road Wagon but
little nted.
F?R HORSE. WAGON and harness.
JO"'' all in perfect order and warranted sound. MB
Weal 27th it
: OK Y UOOil .
fmirm-'
Tht largett atock In the city
JTREMBNDOUB BARGAINS.
Prom the recent great auction at leak
Tafceetry Bruaacla, from $1 per yard.
Body Bruaacla. from 81 50 per yard.
Ingralna, from 40c. per yard.
Alio
MOQUETTES, AXMINSTER, VELVETS. AC.
Oil Clotha (all wldtha), front 40c, per yard.
Just received, a cargo, in quantities to anlt,
White, Red, Check and Fancy Mattings,
from 20c. per yard.
LACE CL'RTAINS,
from
One Dollar
pgr pair, to the flneat Imported (about half price).
Cnrtatn Neta and Cottage Drapery.
Kept, Cietonuea and'Furuituro Chintaea
Window Shade* and Cornice*.
8I1KPPARD KNAPP,
189 and 185 6th av.,
one door below 13th at., New York.
AMAU B d" C LOT 118?(J A SHI M ERKs! KUNTUOK Y
Jeans, Cottonadea. Farmer'* Satin*. Miiillua, Print*,
Flannels Blnuketa, Handkerchiefs, Tabic Linens. Towel
ing*, Ac., for anle at very low prices. WM. MATHEWS, 54
Catharine at.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING.
X -iL-NOVIitTrfiB EVERY WEEK IN MISSES'
, and children'* Millinery, the "Rote Michel'' and the
"Angot" being the favorites ; ladies' Dreaa Cap* and Mourn
ing Millinery. Mra. MYERS, 22 Enat 14th .1, between
University place and 5lh av.
A ?K. MATHERS A CO., 861 BROADWAY, NEAR
JXt tilth at., have now a large selection of French Bon
netaand Knglith Walking Hate, of tha luteal styles.
-MARIE T1LLM.ANN CO., oFpARTkTiMPORTERS,
, Art Millinery, 2t)0 fine Models; beat makers. 423 Uth
av., near 2Uth tt. Michel a auccesaot*.
Golden^ a co 's i >r k shmYkFn<7 "establish
tuent.?Ladle*' own material uiade up for I'rome nude.
Carriage, Dinner Dreaaea, Ac.; one price, no extras. 913
6th av., between !6th and 20tb ate.
SIDE PLAITING DONE AT 413 8TH AV., NEAR
30th at.
THE' LECTURE SEASON.
?jtjftar"fl?6NOWENS W1 lITXeCTL:HE "Xt CIiTCKEII
1YL Ing Hall. Monday avening, April 3, 1870, at 8 o'clock
Subject?"Vambodia and Serpent Worthlp, with forty
Stersoptlcon lilmtrationa of its remarkable ruin* of idola,
temples, placet, Ae. Tickets for sale at Pntnam't book
store, 23d at. and 4th av.. at Hchuherth's music atore, 23
Union square. and at the Hall on tlio evening o! the leetnre.
EVsTRt'CTiON; ~ t r.
XffllOMPSON'S O.OLlEOBTSo 4'flI AV.,Xpposlfft
Jv Cooper Institute, Bookkeeping, Writing, Arithmetic,
Languages. Day or evening. Ladles' department. Ttleg
raphy tauaht practically. Demand lor operators.
B* I'BIN KS8 " W HI TING. BOO K KEEPING] ARITll
ill ft la?Mr. DOLBKaR, 1,193 Broadway, prepares
gentlemen, I udlta and boy a for business In elegant style;
privately. $75.
PIANO FOllT EM, OKii.ANS, AC.
"L~2jT- ALL PERSONS DESIROUS of PURCHASING
A. ayenaino second band Stein*ay Piano are Invited to
call at our wareroom*. where a number of Steluway Pianos,
all la perfect condition, and tome of them nearly new, are
constantly ea hand; also second band Pianoa of other
maker*.
Attempts are constantly made In this city and elsewhera
by makers of bogus piano* and their agents to tell their In
ferior Instrument*, bearing our name or a name spelled to
similar that many people do not notice the difference, and
6iirebate the ipuriou*, worthiest Instrument for a genuine
teinwar piano. If pertout, before purchasing such instru
ment, will take the number of tame und call on or write to
?a, It ean at once be ascertained whether the Instrument i* a
genuine Stninway piano or a fraud.
tTBINWAY A SONS, Ptelnway Hall,
107 and 111 East 14th si. New York.
POSITIVE CHANCE TO MAKE A CENTENNIAL
present.?An elegant Bteinway A Sons' 71* octave
Pianoforte at a bargain; a brilliant toned 7j, rosewood
Windsor I'InnolnMe, (our round, name on plate, cost 81,20 ),
for 8275; maker's guarantee end bill ol tale transferable to
purchaser; alto Parlor. Library, Ohaaiber and Dining Room
Vurnituro. Call private residence 120 West 23d at., near
6th av.
A-FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND ORAND
? Pianoa of our own make; alto for eale and rent, a
aantbei of flue second hand Piano* In perfect order. WI Lie
1AM KNABB a ca No. 113 5tb av.. aboro ltlth at.
A SPECIAL OFFER POR TIII8 month.?a fine
assortment of flrst class Pianos, all Daw; only need to
ba seen to bo appreciated.
The largest inducement ever offered In this elty to thoeo
desiring to get an excellent piano a. manufacturer's pticea
Term very reasonable. Ktsrr piano fully warranted. For
farther Information call at HALVES BROS.' manufac
tory. :?a, 35B, 360, 303, at>4, 300, 368. 370, 373 3d a*., corner
Slat rt.
A BEAUTIFUL PIANOFORTE, ONLY $757 A STEIN
way Pianoforte, aeveu octave. rarred legs, overstrung,
erery improvement -, great sacrifice.
J. HI DDI. k! 13 Waverler pi
ace. near Broadway.
A? MAGNIFICENT II AZELTON BROTHERS' PIANO,
. almost new: cnst$6u0; will be sold for u ie third Its
cost. KRAKAL'KR. h'ij Bowery.
A FaDT~w7lL SKI.L CHIOEBRINU PIANOFORTE
A. less than $100: al?o seven stop Organ, cabinet finish;
great sacrifice. 38 East 3d St.. near I'd av.
BEAUTIFUL STOt'K OF PIANOFORTE* To RENT,
Irom $5 per month upwards, and by Instalments; new
Instruments spsctalty. (lOLDSM ITH'S, at I Bleeckcr it.,
near Bewary.
N IM MEN SB STOCK OFTlANOB ANiToRGANS.
new and second hand, best makers, extremely low
for cssb, or to lit until rent money paya for them, as per
eontract; small monthly instalments received.
-HORACE WATERS A SON, ?S| Broadway.
A BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE
A Pianoforte, cost $450, far $100. 343 East 30th st.
A PECKER 4 BROW fiANOyORTE (USED ONLY FIX
A months1, cost $075. for $2SO; is 7,', octave, full agraffe,
overstrung. Ac.; richly carved four round rusewnnd case. A
Stclnway 7'a octave Piano. $175 (a sacrifice! t Stool. Cover,
box for shipping. Cell private residence No. 47 West 18th
St.. between 5th end 8th in
ARGAIN&-U P RIOHT8, $76. $ISOj STEINWAY,
$.'**). rent 94; Squares, $40. $75, fine 7 octave. $100;
Organs. $4U GORDON A SON. 13 East I4th St.
(NHURGH PIPE URBAN OF IS STOPS, TWO ROWS
J nf keys, pedals, ban. 16 fact, far stile, cheap. W. II.
DAVIri A SON, 40 Downing St. ,
IcjctxCEKDINOI.Y THE BEST FOR A MODERATE
?j prion."?WM. 8CIIAEFKF.R, Pianoforte Manufac
tory. 475 West 43d tv, between 0th end 10th svs.; live
years guaranteed.
B~ XTRA BARGAINS IN FIANOS AND ORGA.NS-tN
stalments $5 and $10 monthly; Bradbury. $125, 7
oetsve; sacrifice.
PEEK A SON. 23 Clinton place, near Broadway.
AUNIFICBNT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD STEINWAY
Pianoforte, carved legs: party compelled to sacrifice.
GORDON'S. 157 Rleeckcrst.
fUNOKORTK WASTED-STEIN WAY." CHICKERING
or Weber's grand square. Address, giving price, which
mast be low. far two days. <1. M. N.. box 235 Herald office.
mo BATE REMOVAL-GREATEST BARGAINS YET
1 offered this month; Instalments taken: rented.
CAMPBELL'S, 113 Bleecker st.
E'PRIOIIT AND SQUARE PIANOS TO RENT VERY
low. or sold ?n small monthly payments at SETT'S
Warerooms. 786 Broadway, corner or loth st.
<2.1 ,-A FOR A MAONIF1CBNT FULL CONCERT
sjlltjl/ Grand Piano. In perfect condition. U. 8 PiaNO
CO . Hi Hroadwny. ____________________
ANISEEE1TH.
N'ATIONAL ACADEMY <?F DfcsiUjC 230 ST. AND
4tb ?v.? The Fllty llrst (irand Annnal
EXHIBITION OK PAINTINGS,
now open?day and evening. Admission 25 cents.
VTKW EASTER MUSIC BY THOMAS AND DANES.?
i.1 Juit published, Esster anthem 'The Dsy of Resurrec
tion," by J. R. Thomas, 80e.: also "H# Is Risen, He is
Risen," by H. P. Danks, 35c. : also "Eight Easier Carols,"
by Howard, pries 30c. D1TSON A CO . 711 Broadway.
PALAIS ROYAL, 400 6TH AY.?40 YOUNG LADY AT
trndants. Admission fret.
?*11ABY MINE'?NEW EDITION OF JOHNSTON'S
XJ beautiful ballad, with elegant lithograph title, 40o,;
alto. Just published, by same writer. "Flowers Frae llame,'
35c ; Thomas "Haunting Eyes," 4?e ; Daak's "Katie, the
Ro-e of Klldare," 3Dc. s "centennial March," Meek, 50e.;
' Punch, Brothers, Faneh," SOe.
C. H. DITBON A CO., 7IJ Broadway.
N EW AND ATTBACTIYB MUSIC.-"KISS ME AND
_ Call Me Yonr Darling," Horsley. Mr. ' The Prome
uade" Rhapsodls for piano), Pettleon, "Go. ; "Sweet Birds,"
by the author of "Little Robin tell Kitty I'm Coming."
I'ersley. B6e.; "The Soldier's Retorn' ipianoi, Kleber, Bint;
"Sighing end Singing," English and Italian words, editions
f.-r different voices. Albltea. 4<>C ; "Anroral Flarhss." A.
H Wood, Hfk.; "The Aerobstle Nigs," Bennett, 30c;
"Robins of th? Woodland," Ds Wter. Sop. Coplos mailed.
WILLIAM A. POND A CO., 547 Broadway, Branch Store,
30 Union square, New York.
BvLLlAEDS-BY THE KINDNBdS OF MB. GARNIKR
en enklhltien of Billiards will ba given In our rooms, cor
ner Fourteenth st. nnd University pi nee. this (Mnnday)
evening, at $ a'rloek. All of our tablee have Just been fur
nished ?*<h fancy esses from the mann'npt ry of F Grot*
A USb tlONALX A 8TRAI HA.
AMl'IBNHIITh.
T~ONY~PaW66'B NEW THEATRE'
(opposite Metropoluau Hotel).
TONY I'ASTOKA Hole Proprietor end Manager
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tbti theatre will not eloee during the ?nainer.
but will remain open the year round.
Mr. Pastor takas great pleaenre in announciag engage
menu with the following talented artiau, who will appear
~ -4
MONDAY EVENING, APIlID S.
DUK1NU THK WEEK AND
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINKEK
^ He appearance of the reflued, artutlc and talented Comic
? MrTlARKY MONTAGl'R. ^
Return of the (reatett Inetrumental Duett late,
_?
WKHLYN AND CASEY
1
The great Burleaque Prima Donna,
?
4
W. HENRY KICK.
Re engagement ol the champion Clog Dancera,
4~
THB HENRI FAMILY.
4~
The unapproachable Delineator of tbo old Southern negro,
J. W. McANDREWS.
Pint appoaranco of the Maatar Song and Dance Artlltl
end Eccentric Comedians,
QUILTER 'AND OOLDRICIL
Reappearance of the Favorite Artiste,
t* KI.AKK AND EDWARDS,
<S> " -
First appearance of Nurth of Ireland dialect Comedian,
HARRY CLARKE.
Reappearance of the very fanny Ethiopian Comedian,
T BILLY OKAY. J
4> <8>
Reappearance of the Qaeen of >erlo-Comlc Vocalist*,
Miss LI LI. IK HARK.
Groat hit ana continued success of
The great, the only, the funny
HAM DEYERB.
The King of Song end Dtnce Artists,
BOBHY NP.WCOM3.
Engagement ef the youthful and talented Vocalist,
-4
t
Miss CARRIE DUNCAN.
4
I Miss Jennie Satterlee, I I Mlse Sadie Deahon,
<j>>
?4 4
Katie Edwards, | | Jails Blake,
e , <t>
ami
TONY PASTOR'S STAR TROUPE.
THE REST COMPANY IN THE WORLD.
The entire company appearing in a
NEW AM) MAGNIFIORNT J'KQGKAMMR
EVKRY EVENING DURING TUB WEEK
and at the
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEES.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MATINEKH.
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY MUTINEER
New Attractions and new Stars will be presented
EVERY WEEK,
EVERY WEEK,
and It shall he the tola aim to sustain the reputation of
giving
| THE BKST ENTERTAINMENT ~IS~SKW~YORK
I THE REST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK.
1
ie_pli
the ACADEMY OK MUSIC, on Thursday, April 'IT.
Full particulars in future advertisements.
0
LYMI'IC THEATRE.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
O.M BROADWAY.
MR. JOHN F. POOLE MANAGER
LAST WEEK OF THE VARIETY SEASON.
NEW AND POWERFUL ATTRACTION.
First appearance of the genuine Irish comedian,
MR. ED. MURRAY.
First appearanee of the accomplished comedienne,
MISS ALICE ROSS.
They will present their beautiful original sketch,
TERENCE'S RETURN
Mother O'Oredy. 1
Dan. the Postman. J MR RD. MURRAY
Terrence Mafone. )
Mary Ann O'lirady MISS ALICE ROSS
Rsappenrance of tha greatest of mnaienl geniuses,
MESSRS. CONWAY AND KERRIGAN,
In their characteristic Hibernian sports.
Solos en Union llngptprs by Mr. KERRIGAN,
Irish dances by Mr. CONWAY.
Re-engagement of the Ureal grotesque comedi ans.
MESSRS F.MKKSON AND CLARK,
who present two new sketches.
"SALLY DON'T YOU GRIEVE,"
and QUIT YOUR FOOLING.
Tha great comedians,
LITTLE MAC
and
JOHN nART,
In two very laughable sketches.
THK THREE CARLO BROTHERS,
IN TRIPLE PARTERRE
AND LbS DEUX GROTESQUES.
MISS ADAH RICHMOND'S
new Soug. 'HK S AS PRETTY AS CAN BE.''
The amusing lMAta Comedietta, entitled
Tmc LAUGHING HYENA.
Simon Ilornblower.Jobn Queen I Mrs. Fanner.JuliaCcventry
Felix Fetiner. . ,tVm. B. Cahill | Hetty Kanutt Hrownn
MISS A6TTiORGAN
Slugs three new Ballade.
AN ENTIRELY NKW PROGRAMME
by tha
GREAT OLYMPIC COMPANY.
O. W. Griffiin, O. W. Reed, John Qneen, Wm. West. Ed.
Gooding, John Hart, Geo. Carlo. Fred. Carlo. Wm. Carlo, J.
Emmcrton, W. Clarke, S. Holdwortli. Kd. Mnrray, J. H. Ker
rigan. Nell Conway, A. Bellamy, John Gilbert, Little Mae. "J
Mines Lela A dell a, Fannie Browne, Aduie Karwell, Amelia
Carlo. Pearl Thornton. Ada Morgan, Kitty Parkor, Julia
Covantry and Adah Richmond.
Tin performance will conclude with Lille Mac'* eitntvn
K*n*n,
COCO;
OR. THE MONKEY OF TflE PERIOD.
Jule Cranberry, the iuduurion* boy :....Mr. .lohn llert
Simon Cmbappla. Ibe leiy boy Mr Win. We?t
Mr. Ilnpperrrace Jr. O W. H. OrllBn
Mr?. ilnpnerjrraie Mr o>hn Quern
Coco, the Monkey ..Little Mac
REMEMHKH?THK LAST WEEK OF TIIK ABOVE
ORE AT COMPANY.
The theatre will be cloeed during tbe weea commencing
Monday, April in, for tbu purpoan of perfecting and relieara
Itig tUnetngc machinery or the forthcoming pantomime,
THE OKIUlSAL IIUMPTY DUMPTY.
which will be produced on Eerier Monday, April 17.
MATINEE* WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2 P. M.
EVEN ISO.?Doora open at 7; commence at I.
ADMISSION, AO cent*; Private Box**, $10, $8 and $5;
Reeerved Seal*. $1; h amily Circle, 35 cent*
20D STREET OI'KRA HOUSK.T,ATK DAN BRYANT'8.
O liraad Donb'e Troupe. Mlnttreiay and Olio entertain
mrnt. Second week of our irrand Shakespearian revival.
itit'Hard yk hi.
Morri*. Kennedy. Newcomo, llogan and I<ord In Saaie'a
Serenade. Profo**or Leathwood, Mewart Dare, T. S. Hall,
Nellie Palmer Kennedy. Obiercetli* reduction of price*;?
Referred rent*, $1; general admlsilon, frOe , balrnny, 3.'>c.
Matinee* Thnraday and Saturday at 2. Admlx'oa to mati
nee*. 00c. ; children half price.
/^CUSf. TnEATRE>jS AND 7.10 BKOADWAY. BELOW
Ijr sth *l
R W. BCTLER MANAGER.
Popular approval of the STANDARD VARIETY THEA
TRE of New York city. First appearance of Mr. DEN
THOMPSON at I'NCLE JOSH in hi* tide splitting and up
roariously funny berletta.
JOSHUA WIIITCOMBE,
with all tbe favorite* In the cntl and a eorp* of the beat
Intent eipeelally eugaged. Tire remarknble nnd wnuuerfnl
VlI O I T It S,
tn new end mnrrellouely grotesque agilttie*.
BILLY BARKY In GOING FOR THK CUP,
SENATOR HOB HART and CHARLES BENEDICT ne
BKUTUSC.CSAR.
ANDY McKEK In new epeclalty; at*o F.CGENB BLITZ
and W. II. BKOCKWAY. Mile LEONORA BRADLEY, Ml?*
KFFIR WILD. Mi*c II. kiOI.LKNllAI KK end MUt Jl'I.IA
WILSON and orer flRy other artiste The great ZAN
FRETTA troupe In a grand Indian Pantonine entitled
THE CAMANCIIKH.
Family matinee every Wedne*day and Rntnrday.
Every evening door* open et 7 o'clock,
DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 32D ST.
^ EIGHTH WEEK !
L
very Evening at S. Saturday Matinee at 2.
MR. 0. F. HOWE'S NEW IIUMOKOUM COMEDY,
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I. Morrison.J. C. Padrett, Vin'ng Bowere, O. Nnrrl*. W. J.
Cogewell. P. Langley, C. Searle. J. W. Brntone. J. r.
Cooke, c. Rosene, end Geo. Pswcett Rowe ae WelfUo Stray
PERFORMANCE. TUESDAY. April*
A SOUVENIR PROGRAMS* FOR EACH EaDY.
and llrtt oreh?*trel rendering of Wllber'e ' Brnee Welti '
OtS FRANCISCO MINSTRELS OPERA HOUSE, ""
OAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS Broadway,
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS corner 2*b eL
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS ??
SAN FRAN? ISC<? MINSTRELS. RISTORI 8 MEDEA.
San FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. INNOCENTS.
BIRCH, WAMBOLD A BACKUS. CRIME and
BYMaS, BCDRLPH, EICABDO, JUSTICE.
JOIINSfiM, POWERS. BARNEY. CARTER'S
i AKTKH. RAYMOND. DOO.
DELIGHTFUL SOLO AND PART SINUfXO.
MULL ALT'S ORCIIKHTRA.
See** secured Matinee Saturday at 3.
LYCEI M THEATRE.
FOURTH WEEK, THK BEST OF THE SEASON.
MONDAY, APRIL !?, AND KVKRT EVENING.
Wednesday and Sntarday Matinee* at I :Stt.
new Farce. _ new comrde
SKETCHES IN INDIA.
THE LITTLE REBEL
Second week aad enthuelaatlr snocea* of
BLACK EYED SUBAN.
FOPU
GOODWIN ae Captain Slenrt Reheen Cro**tree.
All the creel Lyceum Hurlfsqa* Company.
L'LAR PRICES. POPULAR PRICES.
TIVOlI theatre,
Sth at., between 3d and 3d nop
13 ADDITIONAL STARR II
The GREAT AUSTINS In their artlMtc Drill and ConibMn.
The new Trtofc Pantomime KMIOK EN ACER
jgAdLE THKaTBB,
83d at t
Mr. ?.n.m
ABurl?W.?J o r. Bow.'V? fiicovi^ful Comedy, ,?.
PlMoflo ceowded bom* *U
TKa <nii ? *rk Tl^dirtt,
nmhS1 rtr~f,,;e" & ?" new Act., Ren*,.
WKDNK*I)AY and SATURDA Y* ?"U'Dtf "a<J "?"????
Be*. olBce ojinn dally from U to 5.
__ oa?? MN ?r?il ali^d.iye hi advance.
\U ALLAOK'S.
Proprietor *nd VI?n,Mr ..Mr. LESTER WAXLACK
I.K01T,?ATK#rA^?f]PWABD PLAYS
aleo. '
TKaK.S, IDLE teaks
**????> ?%?*rf
Mr. J. W, SHANNON WILFRED COMBKKLBDOB
Mr J. W. CARROLL.'.'.' ? STORKS
S1?Job? Serf.ni
Ml.. ETHEL THORNTON "il 1,8 OLD N'URtIB
uTo. alms DowMfer;;;;: n.^uES
eAdj*ol Wh'Ch Wi" 68 ?'re"n'?<> Shortd.n', brilli.nl Com
T1IB RIVALS,
with
SE ? A aSBSeii:-38?14 ffl
Si: as bdwinani>:;::S
m'mWADAIDYah4RD r. ? ? ? ? ? i vTlii' A*
Mme. PONISI !! ''VDU LANUI'tHIt
Mme. PONISI .! "YDIa LANGUISH
MlaelONE BURKE ,7 Mr*- MA LA PROP
Mia Kate baktlett','.. rV'JA
* iitvi
^ AL-. . A *KW COMEDY drama
prealyVor tb".*t"..tre??nd*ibwh hw^a"*' D"rltt'n tx"
for tome time, will ehorilr be proSueed P">P?ratioa
fT?0? "QUARK THKATBB.
,...IMMBN8K "kI'OCKSS orrTHB?NKW PLAV
Mall *D?atre by .n American company,"?Evening
?
fekreol.
j?n? ?f,8r"nb' Meeere. C. R. Thorno. Jr ?
John Paraelle, Frederic Robln.on Stem
Knbton. J. H. stodd.rt, Tliom.e K. Morrla H
Wildl0nf,*%,8r'- CUod" Burronifhe, XV. H.
Wilder, L. fhoinpion, A. Beck*. XV. s. Qulaler
iss?c."? -
r.ZZlF'.V' by,Mr R Mereton. are accrete
eh ateaTlnt'h e 1th .Varo'lbi
!b?? theatre!^1' 'U*8 "8U 8V8r ?*
SATURDAY. April H. THIRD MATINKK ?f IEKREOL."'
pKOOKLYN THEATRE:
Leeaees and Manager* ?Me?ere. SHOOK A PALMER
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
WITV,EGRrVi5n^T ^ BRr'
?>
FERKKOl*
-4>
a??3w5SWMi'5!
?8SKn^M^UKS?r "r "A?E K*
Matinee of EERKKOL on Satunlav at 2 o'clock
w00"'* ?"S55t
K,?nln,M.tlaMM*
SHELDON. UlUIsH SYLVKrt
TER. COLTON. WILLAKD
? A NI. KO R D.EM ILr
?rii2 ! tf.n * lire*' ienaalloB
Tni,< Lancashire lass/
^TH AVENUE Til RaTKiL
ff pIQUE P' '
Seventeenth ~week" ?
?TT'd AVhNUK THEATRE. EVERY NIGHT U TO H
O Pronrtotor aao Man.jer Mr. AUGUHTInVaLY
HTenlng at ft.
WALTER BENN and
LITTLE JACQUELINE
KATY. THE "HOT
CORN" utllU
120th to I2S porformanee of Aiiennln Daly'. Oreateel Plap
a, n . ,, MUa fanny Davenport,
Mr. Fiaher. Mr. HarkinH. Mr Lnn?, Mr. Davldwa u,
llarilauterK, Mr. Harrynuno. Mr. Drew Mr Itockw^l' tnli
Sydney Uowail, Mr. Oilnerr,-Ml., >?*?. and 1 *""?
Mr. John Brunybain.
WEDNESDAY atRaSiKaV . r
_%? l.-Knh perform aura or "PIQUE," Frtdar, Vp?'l*2b"l,%
fy TU AVENUE THEATRE.
JjJXTRA "PIQUE" MATINEE. -
^ynDNESDAr at one" o'CLOi-iT ? *
PaurHriw / '"TU ST. a7?D HROaDWAv!
. ? . VAHIBTIK*, J 1 ffTI! ST a VD Kkftifiii'i v
,tA5jyAN VARIfcTIKS ( iOTH ST. ASl! BROADWAY*
KVKNIKO.S, H O'CLOCK* MAT! SKI'S Tir^wniw
TilURHDX.Y AND HATUKDAY. AT 2 OHJLOCK^
IjArg??| com bin Mtlon. Best eiitf rtntninwnt In \'?i? v-lu
V:rrT*'.r^!n""".n , ,??' taininent In N'tw
I OriSaal* p 2.','IS! J.?}nirinooa. I Se.itiiful | Artlatlc I*
0,l^*?*LL7K:"urLiv?i^r?ui<L*.*?;,Vhf:,wU?i-Uc'
female Model, in the .???rid;
M o i P"*", ne* of aenaatlooiil I , ..ox
c.nin^i? ! Dndo" "?"??rie.ofan.atlon.l i.'i'ani
Centcnnla latfvue. D?y? of 7?; | >w firm
Cent?*niil?l D?y? of 7,; SI . ;? Mft.
niras, ?"Tar-'si kbi: :..ST
MV wlirjro.
BOWERY THEATRE. MONDAY, APRIL ^
Engagement or ilia celebrated tragedienne,
MISS SOPHIA MILES,
Id ber great character of
HAMLET.
Mr. Samuel Shorey aa Laertet
MONDAY AND THURSDAY. MARIE STUART.
OVtM sr. ol'hKA not -K BETWEEN 21* AND 3D
UT era. Every evening. Wednea lay and Sa<unlay maltaea.
College A Racy Story.
(ilrlt. sp cy and Nice.
Red Rich and Hare.
I.onnge Menaatlcnal Variety.
Female Cancan.
Bathera Cancan.
Academy m mi m* idTffi *?
THE SI KAKOSCII ITALIAN OPERA.
FRIDAY KVESINO. April 7 |S7?. at S o doc*.
Flret "
Mtu*.
Pint afipaaranre tu Italian Opera of
. Wo KM IK PAI'PENBKIM.
LA TKaVTaTA."
Mm* E PAPPBNIIKIM aa Vloletlt
MIUNOK BH1UNOLI aa Alfredo Oerment
SIttNOK TAI?LI API KIR A aa diorglp Oermowt
Mle*m I'ooney, I'hilliopa. Bvberis, Lanoir.l, Larlll.
Mutical Director aud Conductor MAX MAKKTZBK
SATURDAY APTKRNOON. April A, at I tO,
OR AND TITIBNS FAREWELL MATINF.E.
prior to her departure for Europe, on Saturday. April l\
v NORMA NORMA.
Mile TIIRKF.SA TITIBNS,
In her unrlralled character of NORMA.
Miaa Beaumoil. Mr. Tom Karl. Sign or Kelna.
MONDAY, April 10.
GRAND OALA PERFORMANCE.
Farewell teatimonlal to
Mile. TIIKRKSA TITIENS.
The aele of eeate will commence on Wedneedey morning;
A j ri at Academy of Moeic and 114 Broadway.
B" OOTIDS THRATKK HENRY f.
JAKRETT A PALMER , Leeteee and Manager*
TIIRATRK t'LOSF.b Til IS WEEK.
During the entire of (hit week Kooth'a Theatre will he
cloaed for the uurpoae of eecuriag periact Ireedom by day
end by night for the acene palntere, nrtieana, coatnmera and
otbera engaged on the grand apectaele to perfact their le
bort. Dealrahle time It thna ef?o gained for frequent com
pany rebearaeU. and the drilling or the net body of auxil
lailee (man women and children* ran proceed without Inter
ruption. POSiriVF-LT NO ADMITTANCE. To TUB
STAGE OB AUDITORIUM ON ANT PRKTKXT.
TUB GRAND REOPENING
will occur en
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 10. 1*7*.
when Kliake?peerr a magnificent oiay of IIBNRY V wltlbd
reproduced In all lie grandeur end with the dlttingtiiehed
player. Mr. UKOKGe. KIONOLD, la the character of the
young King
THE RALE OF SEATS
will be heron on next Wedneaday morning. e> S o'clock, *1
the box office, which will be open daily fro:: that hour until
& o'clock P. M. Ordinary prlcet will prevail.
/tOOPKR UNION ,
\J The aeeoDd entertain meal iu the free courte provided
for Induatrlel women b? Iho NEW YORK WOMAN'S
GUILD will be glren To KlUIIT, at S o'clock, in ibe greet
hell of the Cooper Union, be
Hon. J. M. WARWIt If. Mr. AI.PRKD A. PEASB. .
Mre. ANNA RANDALL DlkllL, Mice BELLE MKI.VILLB
nnd othere. Tlckela free at office of the Cooper Unlen.
(TERM AN IA THEATRE. I4TH ST. _
F AD. NEUENDoRrF. Mreete*
MONDAY. APRIL 3.
DAN MAEDRL OliNK 0ELD.
Comedy, in three acta, by Jecobeon.
Chateau mabille varieties, first buildino;
from 3d ?*., on IMlfe at. fcrarj tvoning ?t * MutlMft'
ipeef Bngllah Biendee and stelaefp
Ibelr bnrmonloue tymmelry
_ x rleaeleea French MALLKT tBOCFB.1
?elgwata. the Snlten'e Seraglio or tlie Dleey,
ike epUfacL niughtleii, mnet newel end divent
ted entertainment to New Tech. .
/NAPTAIN PACL BOTTON WILL GIFB two OtJHffi
interettlng equal* exhtMlioua In the Canard Deeffif
i Cite, wee dnr, fc? '* I WeRmS.

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