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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

HENRY H. LEEDS CO., AUCTToNEERs, WILL
eel az anS,ion on TUESDAY hs day April - at the
the property Of gentleman declining housekeeping.
stng Of Brussels tapestry carpets pier glasses crimson
damask curtains lace do mahogany covered in
china large Chinese vase and side tables mar
bic top bookcase and secretary engravgs Bedroom
niture made by Desson, all In rosewood amour gace
carved cabinet marble top
treses hair do washstands Brussels carpets
oicloths &C. &C.; also, black walnut bedroom furniture
and large collection of curOstie articles
china, glass &o Can be seen day of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

T ARGE SALE OF PLANTs;aJ. L; yANDEwATER
IL will sell Wednesday, at l0 o'clock at the sales
room Vail street. large variety Of standard and
other choice plants embracing all Che and choicest
kinds from the of b. Lenor Forty fifth street.
Of Broadway Also large of plants in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
mILLIxERY AND T,REssMAKINo.

lUU ths best assortmsp in the city having been made
expressly for the %lin, trade win be sold at the
T ApIES' B0NNETJ AND CAPS.-MRS PECLIER, NO.
1Ss Broadway stairs, begs leave to inform the la
dios 81 New for that she will open Tuesday next,
April 2Oth mill establishment where assortment
Of onnets for adies children & in the latest Psrisan
style ana taplion, will bs constantly On hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19
LOST AND FOUND.

A1OcA xAISN cOONDs
900 REwARD.-;;LosT A PoCKETBooK, Be
Whoever returns ii to William MeGord s. aiddash stres
Brooklyn, will receive the above reward,
@1O REwARD-GAs FILTERS LOOK QUITO ANY
fixtures and PIPES sold at auction by Bell in the base
the morning between eight O'clock by some
''''0sn means or 1s'r GUL6ES 6sS IS Bowery basement
&5 REwARD..,LosT, ON SATURDAY, LAST, IN
West small poodle d0s Snwsrns T to 2 the name
the above returning him to No ~ warren
osT-AT OR NEAR GAINESVILLE, TENNESSEE
note for Ave Thousand dollsrs drawn by Alexander p
ar s 80 The % Of
se1asiss house Wilbur scott Now
cautioned sssinst nssotiat.s Any
T.
r osT-oN BOARD OF ONE OF THE SOUTH FERRY
IL boats April 18th about6 o'clock P. M, an smbroder
Hicks street Rrooin viii Seray rewarded and also
T osT-oN MONDAY MORNING, IN GOING FROM
Eighth street coral BRACELET with letters H. inside tho
clasp The finder will be suitably rewarded leaving a
T OsT-A WALLET, CONTAINING A FEW BILLS IN
~ money, and check the Tradesmens Bank for $780,
ssasa by the suSssriper Payment being stopped the
> go. :. - - OBADIAH COOKE.
T osT-oN SATURDAY EVENING, FIFTY DOLLARS,
~ supposed in Of the Houston street stages The find
will be suitably rewarded BY leaving atNo SO Maiden
T osT--IN COMING FROM III ALLEN STREET, DOWN
gold watsh With h',d White ssf face 60
int % 'ap e S on hoa at tSe .nd % nas
will be literally rewarded, by returning tho to No Al
Front street.
osT-A LETTER FROM IRELAND, DIRECTED TO
/ 4 Inn York Tbc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

A C. FUTILE, ,AUCTIONEER.-CABINET MAKERS
H. stock at auction Friday without for cash
being the balance the stock Of f. Ftz.immons, No 2
B6wery sold in Of removal-A G. Tuttle will
sell above O'clock the entire balance Of elegant
the stock trade Of F. Ftzsimmons consisting of several
suits rosewood covered in best quality brocaele satin
damask velvet and harcloth mahogany paror hall libra
~ dining and bedroom furniture &c embracing every va
ed represented and sold without regard cost in
quence Of his removal Catalogues the morning of sale
A AUCTION, IN ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, APRIL
IA GOTH at O'Clock p NJ, dwelling house aud forty
building lots Of various sizes to suit purchasers within
three minutes walk the Morris and Essex Railroad depot
The lots pleasantly situated and facilities will he
that win give to the city in from thirty
to thirty.6vo minutes Of time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

CAMUEL oSGOOD, AUCTIONEER. OSGooD 4
~ COgKLIN will sell on Honday the 18th Of April
1T 10Y O'clock at l29 CroSy street. assortment of
!or bsdrosm and kitchen furniture consisting Of sofas
lounges chairs marble tables bsdsteads beds mat
trAsSss, bedding, DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

w. BROWN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT HOUSE
q hold furniture.-J. W. Brown will sell at auction
Thursday April 2 at 10 O'clock at "a Monroe street all the
furniture contained in the above house. consisting of sos
chairs marble top centre tables card tables Bruse and
ingram carpets, window curtains oclobs dining tables
bureaus bedsteads hair looking glasses china
glassware, kitchen utensils &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

The Pennsylvania Legislature.
HARRISBURG, April 49, 1858.
In the Senate this afternoon Mechanics and rard
DanK pills unaIy passed. having previously passed
the House
The Legislature adjourns to morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

TOHN FISHBLATT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
81 1G3 Nass.u stree-JOHN FISHBLATT give his
attention to the sale Of fornture at dwellings
fully socts sales of all kinds goods will at the
sales if deemed able Real estate general
auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

A UCT1ON NOTICE-WM. b. JONES, AUCTIONEER
IA by JONES & BOGART-Tbis day, at l01a o'clock
at s Third two splendid counters shelving back
furniture parlor carpet, splendid dressing bureaus
French plato looking glasses mahogany bookcase
lures. &e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

r c; KEMP AUCTI0NEER.-GENTERLH HOUSEHOLD
lls furniture, pianofortes melodeon oil pontngs no.,
to morrow, Wednesday, at 81 Greenwich avenue between
Charles and Perry stretsR c. KEMP will sell At auction
all the handsome furniture In the house. which has all been
made ma to order and only been in use rich vel
PETS ocloth suit of handsome paror
furniture covered in blue and gold French made
to order suit parlor furniture crimson satin
broeatec superior pianoforte one handsome melodeon
carved rosewood centre tables valuable oil
ings cost $500 each; china glasswa &c and
assortment Of good chamber and kitchen furniture which
we'll worthy the attention of purchasers Catalogues on
tho morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

n WARREN, AUCTI0NEER-DY SMITH DUNNING-
W. Once 1856 Greenwich stree-Will sell Mt auction by
catalogue Tuesday April 18th at o'clock the pre-
misses, No 145 Chambers street, large and extensive
sortment of household furniture consisting Of oeoths
three ply and ingram carpets window curtains mahogany
and cane seat chairs sofns sofa BEDS tables
washstands bedsteads bedding hair mattresses and an
celent assortment OF furniture together with
valuable china clock cost $50 to import also excellent
pianoforte made by Firth Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

c.. TUTTLr, AUCTIONEER.-RETAIL STOCK OF
H. damaged fancy dry goods, &c. A. c. Tuttle will sell
Wednesday, at O'Clock; at No 5 Broadway the en-.
the late IRE eonssting Of hosiery gloves small wares fancy
sits required from all purchasers Worthy the attention
nf tall
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

"A UCTION.-PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS sALE.-ON
IA Thursday April 2ls at 10 O'clock st No. II Spruce
etr ct second foor the effects Of various nestates
g ing OF furniture male and female oothing trunks
casts guns pistols, watches chains jewery &c &c By
Vtoero OF PETER b. SWEENY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

NROCERTEs. BUTTER, LIQUORS, &C, By AUCTION
J Ths day, At i0h O'Clock. at 81 Dey street.
preserves Pcklos dates ass brandy, wine, rum, gin
WELLIE GTON A. CARTER Auetioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

uENRY H. LEEDS & CO., AUCTIONEERs, WILL
sell At auction this day at 10 O'clock
account Of alterations in his stock
Of splendid cabinet furniture all of the highest
in the city consisting Of large assortment of the richest
rosewood and other furnure sofa
aetes and dyan paror suits of every description
and not covered superb etegeres with plate glass; satin
wood carved rosewood wardrobes dcboard carved
centre tables statuary tops Bullets gaee
bureaus and other rich descriptions
Ass first class mahogany in hair cloth forming
pete suits in every variety French carved
ing bureaus and other valuable work Tho public
well to examine this stock there is roing better
market to be found. Can be till day Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN-J. L.
IL Vandcwater will sell Wednesday, April 90 at No.
s Fourth street. consisting Of all tho furniture contained
In the above house viz suite in satin
telle ete atete spring paror chairs yotaire do
sofa Co. pier glasses, card tables clocks
ments &c Also neral bedroom furni-
ture nearly new together with general assortment
basement and kitchen furniture with which the will
commence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

LxECUTORS' SALE. = CONTINUATION SALE OF
~ furniture, silver, &c. = HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO,
will sell at auction this day at No 55 White street at IO
o'clock large and elegant assortment Of household urn
turc mahogany and rosewood and plain
cloth; French bedsteads bureaus and furniture
of variety Aso at II NJ precisely three hun
dred OF silver Also, large quantity Of bedding
bed linen, mattresses, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

0sGoOD h CONCKLIN, AUCTIONEERS, 1913 FULTON
street will give their personal attention TO tho sale OF
furniture at the houses of private those who
prefer send their furniture to their salesrooms
SAMUEL OSGO0D,
JONAS +. CONCKLIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

CTANDARD ROSES AT AUCTIoN-J L. vANDE
- WATER viii sell to-day April 18TH at l0 O'Clock at
his rooms NO IA Wall street superior collection of
roses from tho garden of D. Boil of Fftieth street and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

DLANTS At AUCTION-WM. s. McILvAIN WILL
sell this day at lOls M at No. 80 Maiden lane nea
Nassau street fine collection Of monthly perpetual
running with and without Pot also verbcnas dah
las chrysanthums fruit trees &c &c
of VIM Wilson, Fourteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

r W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONEER IL SPRUCE
stresAttraetiye sale Of elegant furniture, splendid
this morning April 49, at 10 o'clock at 02 Greenwich
formerly the residence Of Capt Pel and Robert Ainse
Esq The paintings embrace gnifcent landscape view
Of 1ivol and the Campagnia Apprentices &c. by Ororont
most eminent artists of the old school
furniture comprises tapestry Brussels and ingram carpets
large mahogany wardrobes with looking glass
covered and damask rosewood chairs diyans splendid
furniture &c worthy tho attention OF and
dealers Catalogues be had Of the auconeer and
premises II the weather be stormy sale TO fol-
1ovin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

ID W. WEsTCOTT AUCTIoNEER-SALOoN FURNI-
II. ture &C., Wednesday morning. at 10 O'Clock at 33
Bowery consisting Of counters fixtures glassware liquors
chairs tables paintings engavngs - wndlass bedsteads
to tho sao 70 storage Sale Thur,dsy At II Reade
store furniture &C., at 1876 Greenwich Sale
Monday by catalogue Of the contents Of house 1Sl Cham
bers street.
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=
IL cell at auction, on Monday, April 49, and Tuesday,
and s. White streets Executors large and yaiu
able assortment Of fine household furniture
sells carpets mahogany sofas lounges chairs and tables
muslin window cnrtans, elegant piano by j.
Pinson music stools dc bronze and silver plated ware
paintings, engravngs &c. Bedroom
carved bedsteads dressing bureaus with and without
and embroidered window curtsns mahogany and
wardrobes chair washstnnds and cabinets mattresses
blankets sheets feather beds &C. Dining furniture
Of silver plated cake baskets usn forks
Of the public requested to hs SALE beds
and bedding all in good and perfect order
best make. Z = -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

"a. hold furniture, pisnoforte hne wines &e71A G.
TUTTLE will sell Tuesday 101 O'clock No. 395
Hudson street. large superior mahogany
nture family leaving the city consisting Of sofas chairs
glasses our..ins china glass and pted ware English oil
&c Also superior rosewood panoforte Of celebrated
make cost $3.50 Also, small stock Of wines and liquors,
old port bottles the vintage 1922 old brandy
logne whiskey hoek and German wines Of
and kitchen furniture with which the sale will
dv on he mo of gnIe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

LBERT H. NICOLAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IA furniture at auction ALBERT NICoLAY will sell
Thursday April n at 10 o'clock A. M Mt No. AZ Warren
street place household furniture consisting in
part Of Brussols and ingram carpets ocoths mahogany
sofas chairs marble centre table and large
of dining chamber and kitchen raiture Catalogues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

AUCTION NOTICE.-WEDNESDAY, AT lMs o.
IA clock, will be sold the entire stock OF valuable and
ood ancient and modern furniture contained IN the four
story house No. As street comprising numerous
bedroom, parlor dining and drawingroom and hall stair
and kitchen &c in nice oIder also, vaua
1se panoforts- Can be seen early the day Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

HENRY T. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER, NO. 62 WILLIAM
street will sell this day, at l01a o'clock large coec
t.n Of dwarf and cherry .pple
eighth street and Third Also large collection Of
perpetual monthly and daily all which worthy
Of attention. Catalogues are now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-19

UCTION NOTICE.-H. ". BUSH AUCTIONEER
"A No. 10 North William street, will SELL l0 o'clock
an extensive assortment of and secondhand
carpets oilcoths mating feather beds hair
6o 60 also school benches ana desks sixty
drom boarding houses On Wednesday ct lO6 o'clock,
u o. C0 Franklfn street, variety of good furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

what she y. ehese qUeslens have very faint inter
est br otbee oomtri6s She has ceased 70 throw
the slightest weight hto tho bLance q poser. or 20
act upon tho general politics Of the world, either
IN America or in Europe. The transient energy
which General Narvses had given To the admins
tration, and the reforms Introduced by Senior
Mon into the finances, are at an end;
people once the wealthiest in the world have
ceased 70 pay interess on their debts, and an
empire, once the widest on the globe is reduced to
couple OF islands which will, probably one day
be wrested from it by party Of buccaneers. 1t Is
not because these things may DO said Of Spain by
foreign journals that her credit is extinct and her
last possessions menaced. She suffers not because
they said but because they are true 1t was long
the ardent hope OF this country, and the constant
policy of the British government. to see the Penia-
sua reassert all its independence and regain all its
power. For no country is be ter fitted by nature
and by position to maintain close and advantageous
connection with ourselves. But in an age Of rapid
progress Spain has chosen to remain almost station
airy; in an age Of liberation she retains the bg0try
of Philip H.. in an age when public opinion forces
its way through all the barriers of despotc power
she does what she can to arrest its progress. We
know not how far the attempt may succeed, but the
more it succeeds the more II cuts of the Spanish
people from the intercourse and sympathy they
might retain with the rest Of Europe and we shall
not be surprised ere long to see the country in
condition which may cause it to regret the aliena-
tion Of its Oldest friends.
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Important to Tenants.
Before Judge Green.

FIRST DISTRICT COURT
Teopha5 A. GtH against Philip Leri and otiers.-The
Jucge IN delivering his decision II this act,n said =:
" This is to months rent OF store
No. l55 Greenwich street in this city, amounting to $G0
q written lease The defendants set defence,
first eviction and secondly, a surrender Of the pre-
misses to the lspdord In order to make out their de-
fence, the defendants have produced several witnesses
sore In question to family after The st of May last
who conducted themselves ia disoIGeriy manner, and
that they many men and women 20 the premises;
and that they (wtDt sses belle yed to be bad house.
that the defendants had formed the landlord Of
feS his sE ns in the and that they in
from the basement that the landlord refused
neglected such disordeTy tenant and the d.
ia removed Iom the premises question before
mt OF the month for which this action is
brought al had not occupied them since. One Of de-
fenda's witnesses al swore that after the defendants
abandoned The premises he took the key of the
Plaintiffs sgept, Mr. Clark and placed 1t his desk at
the time informing him 1t tie key OF the store
Mr.. Clark berg at the time engaged il writing hr.
Clark, who witness behalf of the plain tiff
he teld the PERSON who brought the key that he
ud not accept it. and that had been used to
the tenant in the basement he told them that he would
such tenant If they would say that it bad
house One of the tenants answered by saying they could
not gay that and the other tenants silent Now 10
order for the succeed in their defence il is
for them 10 show that the premises have been
leased by the landlord for the for which they
occupied Have they shown such fact in this caseS
Of opinion they have rot. On the contrary, the
lease from the landlord 70 the tenant in the base
contains DIVISIONS against nuisances therein As to
alleged surrender appears that the landlord did not
oept the keyso the defendants in tst branch of
the plaintiff for the full Of his demand sixty dol
lars ard costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-20

GENERAL MEszABos TO THE PUBLIC.
The writer of the following communication will
lie remembered by al Americans who were inter
ested in the late between II 1ngary and Austria.
He is now in New York, and we cheerfully give the
brave solder hearing through our columns:-
A volunteer for tho freedom Of Europe against
Napoleon the Great In 1Sl3-li and Is: next
Hungarian hussar, rising to the rank Of colonel and
after thirty five years service ia the Hungarian
cavalry Of tic Emperor Of Austria and King OF Hun.
gary, q General ID ls4s; in the first constitutional
ard indepef dent Hungarian ministry tho Minister
Of War n ls4S and 1872 the founder aud institutor
Of the 1rst MlitaIy Academy in 1919, and after his
resignation The director Of military education through
out Hungary on exile 10 Turkey, " interned or de-
tanned At Kutahia, Asia Minor, ia ls50-5l; pro.
scrbed, and by the clcmcncy Of tho chiyalr) us
young Emperor Of Austria hanged at Pes.h ia Sep
TENDER, 1861 and nevertheless the living and here
signed writer
Cordially greet the public Of the United States,
and informs them that the above mentioned lndi.
vidusi in his pew shape, a. a fallen greatness"
becoming tIIed of the social confusion in Europe
and oespaifbg q speedy regeneration Of the pco
ple there az least TIL France becomes the France OF
1859 or 1888 instead of idly Ian enting the past,
thought Of taking shelter on tbo hospitabc soil al
the Great Reproducing safe hQrbor Of every seeker
Of liberty u action the great country for freedom
the sympsthiseT with tho liberties OF all nations
end a. The writ6S wishes aLi hopes very soon the
defender 0 G1az, TOO.
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Supreme, Court-Ci, cult

BeoTe II a. Judgt Eo mot DIS.
SErT. 1a.ojR III Bro,csr q Co against Letcis Sterling
This action bought to recover Is oaaece due
Gle Ct fepacBeo cotton ountng to 50 T4Z. The De
enosnts set up that the sale Of the c)t.on sold by
sample ard warranty. TIE broker through who it
cid and the purchaser both tify these facts
Twenty three bales Of The cotton contaiced hundred
and City pounds Of Isfuseditt ard oyster shells The
defer dsnts paid account enough 10 reduce the claim
tc ihe &C ual amount in controversy aud made offer
Tee TIED once before and the jury disagreed
The Court held here could be no such thing
renfy OF tpacked cotton, a. it damaged article,
directed the ury TO render verdict FOR the amount
Arose ard stated TO the Court that msioritg of the
Jurors were a the opinion that the plaintiffs not
entitled to The amount and desired be relieved from
rencerirg such verdict The Judge explained that
bad been decasd upon ques ion Of law aud their
duty he dbected them. The verdict was entered
The defendants gave notice Of appeal.
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Court Of oyer ana rerminer.

ItIUTt Ion. JuUVc tnfnUrus.
EEFT. 1.-THE Count of Genera jail Delivery was
opened this morning with the usual proclaim stions be-
fere JuoPe Edmonds without Aldermen II being Grst
Fir the introduction Of the ne city charter
which renders IL unnecessary for aldermen to preside
associate justices Of this court.
The Jucge addressing the District Attorney said that
be underttcod that, owing 20 mistake, there
iUrs In atfeDdADcs.
Tho District AttorneyI advised that the shs r Il
not summerifg the grand and petit Jurors. He (the
District ATTORNEY certainly would not Ike to 60 70 trial
without Increased paLeL
TIE Judge--Tcw many pital cases have GU ready
The bttiiet Attorney-Certsinly four murder trials;
there may probably, be seven
The Judge then directed fifty jurors 20 be summoned
IN scdfion 70 the hundred and ty already ordered
spd hid that the Judges Of TIE Supreme Court wo
lie ereag'd next month 10 general term the Oyer and
TeT1lner should be az iouIned zine dc.
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United States District Court
Hon. Judge Belts presiding.

TRUE BILLS.
SEIT 19.-The Grand jury came into court this morn
iIg ard presented bills Of indictment the folio wing
caIea:-
7he UNid Siotes WilttGm BeH and Francis Hartley
Tor manssUghter board packet ship Victoria at
sea, in killing Emanuel Antonio, a fellow seaman by
beating BIN attn THAR Gsts
The Eatef States Eraacis Hartley and Hdac Coodaa-
Io larceny the he beard the same ship in
stealing urk Of clothp. belonging TO Mary Norman,
Fl tie pssseT gers.
Tie Cnited States Joseph m JohaSoa-Fcr counter
fsitpg bsf eagles ahd quarter eagles OF the American
currency.
The United States Mar Roscoe olids Mar Frdncs-For
7erittng double eagles ard quarter eagles Of the
Ane icap curre-cy
Tie Jnp05 .St0i9 IS. Henry Sdaey-For sssauitirg
Ja 1ss Martin with Delaying pin, beard the brig
Eieanof. Tho bill in this last was dismissed.
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great sucosss, 81 the Stuyvssant Institute. SHausQ
Waiting the city should not tail IN paying hin vists
sEDewIcxS AroLIoSIcoS CoSoTRn.-rhs 6rst q ne
series OF thsse concerts OF last evening t hsee
Chapel with great ecia They likely TO - coettassa
for many wtets Tor they are Just the description d
amusement which Win please the mass. A good pre-
gYamme Ia advertised for this evening
PERTAINS sEKS bnE MIRROR This splendid patstiag
IL ars cling crowds Of admirers to the Chinese RooaS
every night
FRAyYySsTaN's NIAGARA continues TO be sucssssfsur
exhlbiitdAt Hope Chspel
MRS sCHoIEY IHg FAT LADY.-This extraordinary w.
man Is still to be seen ut 4l0 Broadway.
Mics Kimberly clossd her engagement and tsok hse
farewell beneht at Rochester. the IL b inst.
Esdsne sont.g will commence series Of concerts b
Philadelphia next week.
Mr. Rcbings and his daughter, Miss Caroline Richiags
are playing with extraordinary success ct Albany.
Mr. Rice Is playing his role Of negro characters
with considerable succers at COnner's theatre Albany.