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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-26

W ARGUS and colon Constantly on hand and sas
H HOO6E Victor,
- im'es Pearl street, up stairs.
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NEEDLES
JAMES SMITH SONS well known and highly esteem
ed DriiledEyed Needles. warranted equal 10 quality
any imported into the United BATES and sold only
by JAMES WALTON,
No TAX Market street. Philsdelph,a.
Reyxa al ufsrf taf 1m*r
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spot Al Salem and Boston understand 5000 Rio
Grance and Buenos Ares have been taken for export
12;c time
GRoCERlES-Tne markets generally are dull. Sales
200 hhds n. o. Sugars az 81 a63 cts, sustaining the
Inarke:
BOSE-We note sales about 10000 lbs. N. West Bone
35i 636c cash partfUr export and and 2oo0 lbs
Tor home At SIC cash.
SALT-Tnere are seversl parcels Of Turks Island on
the market bus hear Of sales The last Gales Of
Bonaire a. q cts
CiL-City made Linseed sels es wanted a. IS c.s
Country a; 62l 063 cts cash
PLASTER-De.ivered up the river Eastern is worth
5o63 62t. There 10 much arriving. Some sales
British have hee made. supposed a. 3 90.
ASHES-Pe,Iis are i.l2t Qil53 and Pots 1888 81,
with small sales. Very few yet been received oy
the Canal During the aa; three days the sales 100
b5ls Pearls and - obls Po.a.
RlCE-FOI ONE consumption there is fair inquiry
AZ previous 4004f 30 the latter for very prime
For shipment there has been but he done The s,ocs
ID considerable
FiSH-Dry Codis selling shos: al $500. Maekerel
Are rather du Y. Sales Scaled Herring AZ 30 cts.
BEESWA2 i-YelloIi is worth 29022t cts, with Only a
moderate in curry.
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5chools.

SEy-ToRS HIsH SCHOOL
DOR THE EDUCATION OF Young Ladies. 2Sa
Cjr--ne-sL b=iw--n Clinton and Wayerly piaer, near
WsshlngIOr-sGusTe " $500
Th, csui,ion conducted hy Professor and Mrs VILE
plsit formerly Miss Roscoe from New England Will open
Is 5rs quarter on Mondsy, May H. 1916 Pamphlets CIV
ing particulars OF the School may be obtained OF
Wiley Puinsm. l6l Broadway,
D. App-ton Co. 200
Ssxton L Miles, Gus
Firth Hail Pond, go
T. !. Grower, SIS
Rec Lockwood Soc, All e
Msr-euler, Lockwood Co. +5S Broadway, cor Grand
and al.o at tbs institute 259 Gre-ne-s-
REFEREScEs-T. Frelin shuyseu. LII D. Chancellor n.
Y. Cniversy n Moore LII. D. President Columbia Col
l-g- Prof Charles Anthem. LII. D, Columbia College
Rev George Potis. D; Rev. Prof Edward Robinson D.
D. LII D. Of the Union Theological Seminary. and The
Messrs Abbott jl2 Hou-tou.st a29Si-
FAMILY SCHOOL FOX GIRLS-Mrs, GEO.
L l. MANKIN. residing IN Wes,ches,er Co. 10 miles
from the city OF New York will commence the summer SEES
sou Of her School Thursday The 9Th OF May The sua-
ton is healthy and easy OF being mile from
Hunts Bridge aud Two and half rom Williams Bridge,
d-pots OF The Harlem Railroad. Number Of pupils twelve
Terms may be known from Circulars TO be had a. the
Office Of the Auglohmericsr No Bsrcsyst A.io House.
RefereneeS-Rev. Dr. Bangs, Rev Thomas Piciou, Rev.
" l. Msrisu, Dr. Bond Dr.. T. G. Mower. Hugh Max
well. E'q. Francis Hall, Esq, and James Harper, Esq
a23 2wis-
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Ney-York CnrrIe APRIL %

by our own Reporter.
Al Market-l200 Beef Cattle, QlO0 from the South1
$50 Cows and Calves, and 400 sheep and Lambs.
PmoEs-l,eef Ca,tle-Buyers operated Literally last
week and of the large number in market not more ah
100 head remain unsod Prices do not vary waterway
from those quoted in our Inst report So 81 arc lar
rates for good retailing qualities, and though IN some
few instances transactions were made al s'Vo' ye' ''
former figures may be considered the eNre'S u 'No
market.
Cor, and Calpc,-A ,ocrably brisk demand prevailed
,hrough the week and the bulk of tho moderate number
Offering were taken prices ranging as in quei'y ro"
SIS $50 TO $40. 25 left over.
Slesp and Lambs-The request for these does not I'M
prove and the market, therefore, is but inu'eie"S
supplied The small number offered last week "'i' ""
ken at from rs, $3.50 to SO.
Spine-a few lots brought s4045O. (eross weight
Yav-supplics are coming In freely. Sales o
good doose> Timothy were made yesterday and 'oaA!
from the wagons, at lOOc 9lo6c per cwt
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1,rr,ARr.-Tbe following scraps Of infOt nation

1rrrrARY-Tbe following scraps OF inior nation
.-aeommunicaied by the London correspondent OF the
Boston Atlas ~, ,,sno.s snyrsvo d.,
Doe ~enciI al Eeu1cy Meadows SO the pus lie will
from ,ne n1pouuiiy of seeing the outward ofihe
Isa Csut!e ,r-.v.,,,r .,.o,.n .o,,, %
Chare' 10 volumes illustrated They vii! DO, make
s2pesi ~ as the which the public rot Of them
n ,se Daily News wa, not satisfactory.
nc no, Tor nil ,eleen years an intimate frier Of
an soe, is in press 1t = looked for with great int rest
o,d anxiety.
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Ell RTEni

On the I'D inst in the Colored Presbyterian Church
by Rev. Cha RIGS q Ray. Rev THEODORE sEDGWlCh
WRIGHT, OF Eew.York. 70 Misc MARTHA M- ACk Err
LY. of Bro' jkhsven. L. /.
On Mono az evening 9th inst 6y Rev. J. II. Price
Mr.. EDEN P. CLARK 10 Miss FANNY NJ. younges
daughter OF the late Wz. Weed, all Of this city.
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ryJ. C. Booth " Co., Cash Ornpers md Tail
er. IS7 Broadway, opposite job daily producing
through united SKILL OF al efic corps OF Gar
mems that in point OF Style ease and equal
srpass any produced elsewhere in This city, Owing
great facilities in 5ne both in domestic snd foreign
kes and ;heir adoptng the exclusive cash system they
enabled 10 offer grea, Inducements regard price than
npy house In the the tune their stock of
Spring goods wiho exception the larges, and richest.
in The United States. az isu
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BE Ess / Sta )
HATrERS,
No. 1876 Br o IL d ,


SoI56 Broadw
rsr Sprlug Fashion for Gentlemen's Hats,
March, 1SA6.-Oor Spring style OF ast nasiEs, 9S -
peculiar elegance sud intrinsic excellence ooianea me
mos, decided superiority every other fashion, We IN
critical examination OF its merits a. our esaouAnten
8 {. In order The demands OF public taste, 100
Sey to become saiiasd by an over long connnasnee OF
regularly Sprung aud all onre style OF eenirnea'
Hat
Ssebe CcsIsr are In the monthly receipt Of al the di
Foreisn Fashions and 10 issuing their style OF Hal
WILL although serns Independently OF all others, be gov
n. Oar fashion for boss Has ws be in readiness
on be ilth inst Ap'il lst 1876 a. lrais-
~ Fashionable and Cheap Hars.-GENIN III
Broadway opposite ST. Paurs Church having determined
10 build up the reputation OF his cheap fur and oeskn
hats as he has done sresdy of his inner qualities unit,
they become standard articles invites especial attention
20 ais
Nuiris fur Hat for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
MolcsAin = w
His aim is TO produce an article combining cheapness
wish al the advantages o. the newest French ssyes ana
his own best dguaen, and ,hus presenting the public
wiki m ssticls which excep, in hs eos;liaess ofihe ms
,eria csuno. be distinguished nom the most fashionable
md b,sb pr,cea hats Gentlemen requested to ,ske
particular notice these assertions and 10 examine for
,hsrnselyes theiy validity
-cept,emeu,s uats-Sprins Enshiou.-BlRD
!
ns,Isrn uniting much elegance and bsaay OF style
~ ~ TrSdv FOR examination Snd sale BY The suosciioeI
as Evils Siko Coz. tae AHo NASSAU 49,
=. rY- Mills, us Broadway, Howard Hotel! pro
duces Hat, unsurpassed in elegance sid STYLE 'ne ''
lowing extremely low prices:
Frsuch Mol-sktn.... ..-........-...-..SS %
Fine Nu.ri. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50
crh SHOVE ,e .rt forth not the quality OF Isis usually
sod Tor hs price bQ, as something decidedly superior
az 2wlss
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Qarpetlng.
oARPETINcs AND OIL cLoTl

CARPET1NGS AND OIL CLOTH.
No. +5i PsARL-sT.
JEFFERSON 4 HUMPHREY have just opened al the
above number, large lot Of entirely pew Carpeung,
bought expressly for Spring trade ard will be sold al
greatly reduced prices for cash; we have
10 new Administer Brussels entirely new.
81 pieces heavy Three ch designs and new shadngs
Superhn-, fine and common Ingram CarpeIinssoi every
description. -
Rugs, Duggets, Table and Piano Covers, Window
Shsdes, &c &c. Also, large lot Of Heavy Sheet OIL Coh
from is to 80 n wide, selling cheap.
Our friends and the public respectfully requested 10
call aud anime stock before purchasing elsewhere
MI 2ni.sot. PETERSON HUMPHREY. 45i Pearl-st
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DIED /:

On Tuesday morning a. O'Clock, ROBERT n
CHEsNUT, at his Boarding House, No. II Vandcws-
terst.
His fcnd aad relatives pectfuy invited a.
tend bis uns raj this afternoon O'Clock the above
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Books.
CHEAP BooKs-cEEAP BOOKS.

CHEAP BOOKS-CHEAP BOOKS.
w Il GRAHAM'S Literary Depot, Tribune Buildings,
w Nssssust
Peers and Parvenues novel by Mrs Gore, of her
beet Price 3
wick Woodlands. with ilusrnt!ons Price So cents
Uncle JoIn II ID too Much Trouble, by Mary Orine
Price paper - cents, cloth 81. cents.
Wiring Of Johannes Ronge. Price y! cents.
Blackwood for April Price . cents.
A Treatise Mich Cows from the French OF Guenon,
revised by Simmer Price paper 81 cents cloth 62 cents
C.niivy OF Napoleon ST. Helena part LIST, by Gen.
Coun, Monthoon, the Emperor's companion in Exile
Price - cents
Tn. Monk OF the Groto Eugeneo and Virginia. Price
= cents.
Lake Superior Copper Mines, with Map of the Mineral
Regions. by J. K. 81. John Price 81
Tn. Lie aud Adventures OF Reformed lnebhate, ID.
G. Robinson NJ D true account Price p cents
Statistics OF the Wooden Manufactures IN the United
States. Price so cents -
The Statistical panon for 1916, edited By Edwin VIII
liems. Price 81 cents
An the last English papers at reduced prices
The supplied with al cheap publications al publish
-rs prices, by w. II. GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings,
,2s mi. Nasssu-st
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CHEAP CARPETINGS.


srMITH 4 LoUNSBERRY, iis Pesrl-s, opposite VIII
- am have jus, received large lot OF carpengs, which
they selling the following extremely low prices
Ingram Csrpetings rich, bright coors 70 10 IS pr I'D
Extra heavy do do do 80 10 Is do
gxtra hne, superile ard double supers 81 10 8. do
Three-py aud elegant patterns ss 20 Us do
Brussels do do do lOs 10 l+s do
Also. heavy on Cloth, in sheets OF Is AID "a feet wide.
we'll and ready for Immediate from 81 10 los
per y.rd feet wide, from Is 81 IS
Der yard-with general OF al other articles
connected with the trade, equally low. AS wis
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~ Spring Goods.-WM. T. JENNINGS l. CO.
Diapers Taors Importers of Cloths, Cassimeres Vest
ings Fancy Articles &c 2Sl Broadway opposite the
Fountain are prepared for the Spring Trade with the most
extensive of goods they have ever offered for
inspection comprising French and English Cloths Cissl
meres in various styles Nesngs In great variety,
which will be made up order through the aid of eff,
r,ent corps of be found In the ry
nrces that have given character 10 the establish
moderate charges
In -eren &c 10 Pansoous in which few cut lers excel
we would that the This department
mus, continue to ACHIEVEMENTS those VII appreciate
lit combining east, and elegance.
In sddon 10 the usual assortment OF go IDS kept by the
trade we have always on hand Dress Frock Coats
Vests Business Coa and Fancy Dress Ices including
scsrfs Crava,s Haudkerches Gloves, ;uspenders Linen
and Muslin Shirts, Collars, Bcsoms, &c. s2i isti
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S-y.B. Pnlmer,s Country Newspaper Advert
eirg Agency, Tribune Buildings. New YORK, embraces
oflhe be,, newspapers sill the cities and principal
towns In the United States and Canada, Tor which he 10
duly authorized 10 receive Advertisements ard subscrip
lions. Md fully empowered 10 give receiIis
Merchants manufacturers srtists and individuals gen.
eray besides public Institutions, incorporated companies,
AID socieSs WIZ wish advertise in. subscribe tor
newspapers OF secon OF the country, respectfully
invited 10 examine the files.
To remove ali doubts snd msapprehcnsons, The agent
hereby noes tn public that person IL authorized by him
I" eohci! advertisements. cards prescriptions for the
1esp trers for which he IS the ory suthO lied seent The
annoy auce to merchants and others growing ont OF nun-r
oi PRETENDED agencies In The city. renders the adoption
OF IN course essentially proper to guard tnpoiion
Those, therefore, who wish 20 transact business with his
agency nnd avoid mistakes, respeclulyrved TO hand
In lieir orders The office, address v 3. PALMER,
American Newspaper Agent, Tribune Buildings.
The cost OF advertising 10 country pspers--s Isl OF
ltes and principal towns in Ii" L Statistical table OF
he anthracite coal trade o P-ruthe agricultural products
poprGior representation d-5Is kc OF The several States
together brief trastise advertsior, embraced in
small pTnphe, entitled I1oHd TO Peah be had
gratis on application al the agency Tribune Buildings
a9l,tf
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f}ats.
I,EAEy 4 co. HATTEES.

NOS 5, AND AsroR HOUSE, BROADWAY.
re- Fashions for Spring, 1Si6.-The preference
manifested The present style OF Gentemens hss hai
It's universal adoption hs ts,hon for the season
April lst. lsi6.-a2s LEAkf CO. haiseIs-
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r5r- Rcmovnl.-D alleys Ma sicsl Pain Extractor De
20, will be removed the morning o! hrs, May from 1913
Fuoust 2oS Broadway, door South OF Fulton
This will The only DEPOT in NewYork where the orig
nal can be obtained. a29 6t!s
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK.

eyT PhrenoIogists, and Publishers OF chronological
aus Physiological Works
rahSo Inn FowLERs1 WELLS. ISL Nassal-sL n. v.
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General Notires
~ The Grnnine DalIev,. Pain sxtra

= The Genuine DalIey'- Pnin EXTRACTOR 4
Al Il rurrsors Ed vii relieve u 1rui-s t6-
worst burps eod scads. and -f-ctusly piles. a5z
nation and bos old and wouats bruises sore eyes
broken bresft, f-ons, kc
Th- Only onginsl ard gerui.e has Il Daley written
ne wrapper Of escn DdI- e. SIS
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cS- For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
the steamer Worcester Capt Bacon, will leave South
6 de OF Pier No North River every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday, p. III. connecting with the Auyns
Point Iaiifl CALEB PRATT, Jr Conductor.
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e. We Call the Attention OF the public TO the
Auction take place This Day OF paror and kitchen
Furniture, al No. MutraysI y, IL! o'clock A. NJ IL
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n1in0om 5ba6es.

WINDOW SHADES-WINDOW SHADES
> S00 PAIRS. Wholesale and Retsil-Consstng IN
Z,CUOpsr vi Interior Views, Abbey Gothlcs. Roman
Arches. Full Laudscspes Desert Sceres Scroll Patterns
&c all OF which painted by the most celebrated Italian
French sad American arss warranted washable, and per-
fecy transparent reduction from former prices
EDWARD WAMSLEY,
a2s 6us No. 20 Cstharine-s, Chatham square
1SyISDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1870 Bowery.-Wm.
w B-rrian respectfully Informs the ade of New
especially residing in the upper part OF The city, that
has hacd the beautiful and select assor-
OF Window Shades BE- found IN the city Prices
varying from 81 $50 per pair Also, small invoc. OF
uatt-rDs ais uis'
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NEW BRUSSELS CARPETS

SPRING STYLES
THE Subscriber has lately received some elegant pat
terms OF Brussels Three ply ana lngan Carpets OF the
styles aud patterns and Of The most approved manu-
facure, which will he sold at rsduced prices.
BENZ. LYNES, $50 Pesrl-sl opposite William.
Also, for SALE few pieces Of patterns Ingram for
Church CARPETS. al lueodis'
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rsr e oiorcd Home.-The annual meeting OF the So
ceiy for ih- support he Color-d Home will be held
Thursday sob Inst O'Clock P. NJ The place OF meet
Ing is ths building occupied by the pensioners Of the soc-
~ on il-svenue corner OF ithst Arrangements will be
made ny the sha llun the door from 10
o'clock ard frou 10 O'Clock P NJ. as Sits
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General N1tires.

TT Extract from BE lkma ms Guide TO Health.
"A Word about Coughs and Colda-By mprudently
changing your dress exposing yourself in other
way you have taken cold. and il still continues worryiD,
you you know that from forty sixty persons die III
this city, every from oonsurn pton whose difficulty
in all probability began with JUS, such cough yours
You nav think cold will get well OF self' but ike
SO many Others you will find it fatal mistake There is
no more frequent exciting Il consumption than
neglected cold or cough Our climate Is proverbiay tickle
and under great and frequent cha the
produced ihe cold continues 10 act with increasing
power Longer The cold is permitted linger and
rass until finally careless exclamation Oh IT'S only
cold family echoed by the Responding accents, have
got the consumption, and must die"
A lfe then is valued lever neglect cold Let there
be no DELAY In e.cpg cure for who be sure h4 he
has no, The OF the consumption sfwn in his
SON. deep root in the applicable ofhe excitin
cause snd grow pen and bring forth the dread fruit
OF suffering and death.
Employ remedy at once BEEHMAs's SYRuP Ia well
known AID in extensive Daily are ncre.,ln
its daily success has failed in curing
cough wondrou, eicaoyis proved by long and wild
experience. Physicians employ and recommend it; you
may /, in the delicate The
pitched by this celebrated medicine the remark
able record aud the certificates laid before the public
challenge Investigation. and fully sustain The csins Of
Beekmsn's Syrup being the best aud greatest remedy
ever discovered. While il cons,uuonhly TO purify
md rtlnVlsorBe
specifically upon the unes bronchial tubes wndppe and
throat changing the morbid healthy action throwing
of the thick tough pheem by rbpd and easy expecto
ton promoting ahcalhul Secretion and speedily resto ing
the affected parts stale health
Whenever the stomach and in;estnes are encountered
with gross aud morbid sccumulsonS, employ BEEKMAfS
VEGETABLE ESSENTIAL PILLS, and their safe, mild
certain operation will admirably prepare the way for the
speedy fusion OF the alternative, purifying and restorative
powers OF the Syrup. These Pills of unrvaed excel
ence Family Pill and should be KEEP, hand by every
one.
~ Beekman's Original Genuine Pulmonic Syrup and
Vegetable Essential Pills put in wrappers copyeht
ed Look carefully therefore, and that you get Beck
mans medicines, and no other
To had, wholesale and rstail, at the old established
Office of the proprietor No 4ei Corland, door below
Greenwch.st Ecw-York. They regularly kept also
by many OF respectable Apohecares and Drug
gifts IN Brooklyn, &c For sale by authorized
agents in different parts OF the country. II
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, 1870 BOwsry.-wm.
KUMBEL,S


PATENT LEATHER BANDS FOR MACHINERY.
THE subscriber, by intense application hzs succeeded
In peecng his extensive machinery for the manufacture
of this article aud has obtained his letters Patent therefor
he Is prepared 10 present them 10 The cotiop WOODEN
and manufacturers rlachniss saw mills and steam
boats and all others requiring 5acds throughout the coun-
try aud them that these bacds are constructd on
principles which have heretofore been developed,
and they article in their nature and purpose, In
inlisble.
The inventor would eiore invite 10 his mandatory
all those u.ing and requiring leather bands when he VIII
submit ther inspection article which be confidently De-
eyes viii remove ali doubts OF their upefiohy.
They be furnished immediate or a. short notice aad
Of any required width or length either single douDe or
round may required and either cem-nted or fall nv
et-d, reasonable rates.
H also manufactures superior article CT lace ana PICK
er leather ch furnish either IN rides Or punches,
may be required
Together with genesl assortment OF leather OF every
description WILLIAM NJ Ill, % reIry-sL
The public cautioned against spurious article OF
leah-r bands which aaoat in The market Purporiog to
hs rse his a23 Sis
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amnssusuts.

4 o1ERICAN mUsEUsa.-Your pays oaly we,.nes-
q day Isor.isy Fr;csy And Saturday Ap',. ssh asd
ing Il cusTl-. O'Clock, srd each Afternoon ais Nj
P T SsRNrM brought with him Ia tbs Great Western
Nile Jane III only living orsng OaiAns in eher
~ sric Foqr DAYS more oihcse beautiful Moving Die
rsnp Msor H-!fzr the Litle Drummer; Great wesero
Ssnor sni. he sussist Ms ra,np'i Msneo .St.ss
OF LpccuCtive with Ysnkee story and tsree by Greai
W. stern Msdane Rockwell the famous Fortare Teller
Admission Is cents Children under 10 years Ia Gents
= cents extra 10 ccusul. the Fortune Teller. ~
CASTLE EARDEN.-Durtus the day his speadit
u ard extensive Saloon viii be thrown open 10 VISITORS
who nsy erioy themselves BY viewing ne @ ;.
~ OF lard ard spreading in every elrecnon, IS ~
docr-wsys -sc 20 the upper covered p.iiois ~ AZ e.
-,ise ens'sncs 70 me Proaeaaae DC e. 80. S..nr
viii enable The lover OF nature 10 examine NE
fli prospect II SeSYors- Seals and cprvenfercrs are
every where euaG for those who inclined 10 med
sie or read alone Admission y c-rts AZ svis
OK. r. :. NOKONHA hls The hocot TO announce
- tbs; bis ars grand Concert Will lake pace a. Niblo'i
Ssloon The evrring OF wednesisy. Apri2ssh, list
ST.. Norouha will perform several VI his COMPOSE,
lions and will assisted by Msdsr- Otto and Mr. Tir
$50 by toll orche.Irs led hy Mr. I. C HiL
Tickets 81 each. be had Al the PRINCIPAL Music Stores
and the door the evening OF the performance s Ala
rINHE MENAGERIE FOR THREE DAYS LONG
ES, Monday. Tuesday snd Wednesday, April -, .
aud -
"a Finding impossible 10 seeemmoda:e one half the
public during the last weeks Exhibition OF Mr. Van Am.
burghs surprising ard scEhc performances Ia The den OF
WILD BEASTS. the Proprieiors, IN obedience 10 he
geners CO OF the public hsye dess ec he e OF ne
rrat Travelling OF Wild Animals for Three Days
only Monday Tuesday sid Wednesday. after which, ibis
osin extensive saa hitherto unsiiAaaoe exhioiioo Will
positively close in this City.
u TIE Propreiors tSse great pleasure In scknow
ns the proQ,e psronsg- by the public upon their
EXHIBITION this occasion, and will exert themselves dur
leg days they remain bee to deserve con-
uuracc- of such favor and Kind appreciation
New-York, Aeril II. 1916 VAN AMbURGH Gu;
CE- She.;or's American Brass Band accompanies ihn
Exhibition and will perform all their celebrated Marches
&c
Admission IS cts; children under years, half price AZ 81
PALMO,S OPERA HOUSE.
CHAMBERS ST.
MONDAY, April 9Th and every evening until farther no
CHRlSTY'S
Original sad Far Famed Band OF
ETHIOPIAN MINSTRELS,
whose perform for the four IN all the cities
Of the South snd West having been received with appfooa
ton by the
ELITE AND FASHION,
respectfully ,hsI they will give series OF their
chasie and orgins Concerts. comprising variety OF
NEW SONGS. CHORuSES. sc.
accompanied with the Banjo Congo Tameo, N!olin Tam
ocriae and Bone Cs.Ian-Ss.
Admission 25 Doors open at7 Concert viii com
Ir-ucc AZ S O'Clock. AS Sits