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FURNISHED ROOM To Let.-For Rent.
y on the corner of 18th and SITS in full view
OF pennsyivania avenue, large well furnis he'd
ROOM. Enquire of Mrs Bevan, corner of 18Th and
u streets 19-eo3tt
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w ASTED-A White Girl as q Chambermaid and
w Seanstress, in q small family Satisfactory
references required. Apply at this office.
ap l9-3tt
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~ Joe ShilifngtOn receives all the New
BooFs and NEWSPAPERS as fast published. He
Is agent fsr Harper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and good as
eOrtment of Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
store, OdeOn Building, corner of street and Penn
syvanla avenue. aug 10
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ARGE HOUSE ON Pa. avenue, for
IL Remit have for rent commodious and
well arranged three story Brick HOUSE, in tho i'm.
mediate vicinity of the Irving House, very desirable
for Boarding House or for person who desires to
rent furnished rooms. Possession given or about
the frtt Of May. For terms, &C., apply to
JAS @. MCGUIRE,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
ap 14-eo6t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

E~ German Cologne, Florida Water, Bay Rum,
Toilet Soaps, Combs, Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, Toilet Bottles, Shaving Soaps, Ra
sors, Ladies' Pen Knives, Nail Knives Tooth Picks,
Port Monnaies, Lubin's genuine Extracts, French
Blackinp. 6c with fresh and well assorted stock
of Medicines, Chemicals Instruments, &c, Just re
csived al GItN,S's Drug Store, near Browns hote l.
ATA most beautiful. choice, and varied afsort-
ment OF fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has just
been opened by Noah Wall er d Co., proprietors OF
the celebrated Marble Hall Clothing Emporium -
Our citizens, we'll strs ugers, should, by all
means give them trial, their goods are made up
in the very best manner and most fashionable style
Fhsr stock consists Of full dress and business suits
fine black and colored Cloth frock and drese Coats
rich Vestings TO-, With . sslection of Furnishing
Goods not surpassed in the city for beauty and style
Particular care and attention has been pad TO The
BOYS and Youths Departmmk .st .ta 81 3 $3.50
Their prices are uniformly low, and We say @ one
ana Oh, cell on them before Purchad1g steeWnees'.
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LNOR SALE-On very accommodating terms a va.
Il cant Lot, 80 feet front by 40 feet deep. on
Congress, near Bridge street, Georgetown.
T. X. LUNDY
Bridge street, bet. Congress and High,
ap 13-tf Georgetown.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

4 PRIVATE SALE-Two handsome SHOW
~ WINDOWS-one glass door, and one large I'D
right Show Case. Enquire of J. W. or T. E. Esden,
at the Hardware Store of Messrs. Il. Tucker Co.
ap 1S-3t 0ntel)
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"ANTED-A WOMAN, to cook, wash. and iron
w In small family. Good reference required.
Address 81 NJ at this office. an 20Fsts
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"ANTED-Several young ladies who under.
w stand dress making. Best Of wages given
Apply at NJ WILLIAMS, Pa. avenue, between It'll
and Sth SITS. 10 o..
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LfOR sALE-A well built frame HOUSE, With
L. large rooms, situated on the corner of Sd ST.
and Virginia avenue, Island. Price $500. Terms
made mao, easy. Apply to Dant Divine opp Browns
dotei nd 19-Sts
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

WANTS NEGROES.-Thes subscribers are
w, all times in the market buying SLAVES, pay
ing the highest cash prices Persons having Slaves
for sale will please call at 242 PRATT STREET, Bal
board at rs cents per day
feb Ply BIN. 4 w. L. CAMPBELL.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

M ANTED-A situation Gardener, by a yuunp
w man having for some years followed that
for that situation. Direct to r. q. Watson wash.
ington city, D. G. an I4,Iw*
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DOR sALE-A small two-story brick HOUSE,
Il nearly new, on 9Th street west. between P and
streets north. Inquire at Gibsen's Drawing and
Painting Academy, corner 18th and cts.
AID 19-41*
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NARDEFER WANTED A person counetent 10
. carry on the business Of florist and garden
y, ana . no can com, well recommended, win hear
'f q good opportunity by applying to
r.1 ANDREW wYLIE
9TH street, over the Bank of Selden W;sbe-s
2l-tf - 'ieneAs.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

SIO MASTER TAILORB.-Lat.lva arrived
L from LONDON, Old England, young Man of ST.
per1or abilities and experience, being In want of a
situation ss cutter foreman, and to make himself
generally useful Address J. CHIVERS, Slate Hin.
York county, Penna. an 2oNsts
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being ten against, nine FOR. The other mat
tsrs were merely Of local nature and the
Board adjourned until Monday next.
FRlyCoyI's HIPpopRoME.-The opening of
the Hippodrome is Pc sitivsly determined upon
for Saturday next commencing with the after
noon performances, after which there will be
an evening one, and that arrangement will be
carried but during the term that the Hippo
drOme is Open5 namely, two performances per
dem, one In the morning, and another in the
afternoon The full dress rehearsal that was
promised, will not, however, take place. the
regular performances coming off Immediately.
OYsTERs.-The oyster eating part of the
community will be in despair, We are quite
convinced, on receiving the disagreeable in
formation that there are no oysters in the city.
On account of the late storm the vessels en-
ployed in the trade, have net been able to get
out Of the BAY and rivers. from whence our
supply is derived, and in consequence the
supply has run short.
The NAVY YARD-The bill for increasing
the pay Of the clerks and others employed in
the Departments, does not include the mechan-
les and Worklngmcn employed at the Navy
Yard
ECLIPsE.-There will be an eclipse of the
sun on the 26tn Of May, which will last about
Two nours and fifteen minutes, and by which
great portion OF that luminary, say eleven
tUe.fths, will be overshadowed.
40
sPIRlTGALISrs--A correspondence is going
on between the Hon. Y. p. TallInadge and
deneral Shields, respecting the petition that
the latter presented the other day. The FORM
er appears TO consider the Hon. Senator as q
oackslideF from the doctrine, which the latter
repudiates, saying that he told Mr. Tallmadge
when ne was requested to present the petition
that he was no believer in the Spiritual The
Dry" u, $50
YOUyG MEMS CHRISTIAN Association
The following are the delegates appointed to
represent the Washington Society nc the ensu-
ing Buffalo Convention Rev. Byron Sunder
land, z. Richards, DR. James 8. Mackie, VIM.
l. Langdon, and VIM. j. Rhees.
FALSE MEASURES. the present time
Hnen the prices of provisions are so high IN the
market, dealers should ut least give their GUS
htners fair measure Bat the number OF false
measurers in market appear to have increas-
cd The officers have obtained warrants
against a number of persons who are charged
WITH using illegal measures in their dealings
We hope the law will be strictly enforced.
CHAScE.-Any young man wishing 10
realize 81 800 by investing $3.50, is referred TO
me advertisement Of John p. Tracy in another
column. ...- Ia =
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A=as.z
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The assassin Of the Duke eff Parma has
been arrested
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WANTED-A good. healthy, and active Nurse.
w maid. Apply between 10 and IL O'Clock. on
traay at the second house north of lhe Congrega-
eflty. ap 20-1t*
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"ANTED IMMEnIATELY--A good, sober. and
Nv industrious Miller to attend nv mill in
alexandria county, Va. A man with a family pre-
iesred. -. JAS. ROACH.
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THE CoUNcILs.--The Board of Common
Council met last night pursuant to adjourn
ment, for the transaction Of business. Nothing
however, of importance was done, beyond
taking action on the bill for inc reasing the
salaries of the police officers and police magis-
trates, which had passed the Board of Alder
men. 1t was, however, rejected by the Common
Council in the third reading; the numbers
being ten against, nine for. The other mat
ters were merely Of a local nature, and the
Board adjourned until Monday next.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-04-20

TWO OR THREE ROOMS for rent furnished, or
Il unfurnisned. at Mrs. BROWNS, on tie cor.
ner 9th and L streets, north Of Pa. avenue.
ap lists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

NOR ALBANY.-THE CELEBRATED ICE STEAMER
Il HERO, Capt J. W. Hancox, will leave the foot Of
Robinson street. this Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
Fare ST. For freight passage, apply board, at
the Office on the wharf.
TT ARLEM RAIIROAD.-INLAND ROUTE.-ON AND
III after Monday Dec IL, Sundays excepted) for
Centre streets, Mail Train at 80 A. NJ stopping at
Williams bridge and mail stations North Way Express,
at p NJ, stopping at White Plains New Castle Croton
Falls and stations North connecting ut Chatham Four
Corners with Western Railroad Express train arriving
at Albany at IL NJ Croton Falls, at 10 Is A. NJ stop
From City Hall station-Croton Falls at 4P NJ stop
pirg all stations above Williams bridge; White Plains
at 80 and IL NJ, stopping at Ycrkville aud sta
80, and IL r. NJ. stopping at all Way Stations.
From Twenty sixth street Station-Wlliams bridge at
"a Nj White Plains At y ~ Passengers may also pro,
Buffalo and other places West and North Of Albany at
the company's Offices. corner Of Bowery and Broome
street. and Fourth avenue and Twenty sixth street.
Returning TO New York-Mal Train leaving Chatham
Four Corners Mt A. NJ stopping at ell Nail Stations
above Williams bridge arriving at New York at IL 45
r. M; leaving depot Western Railroad Of Maiden
lane Dean street Express Train leaves Troy ct 80
r NJ, and Albany at As p. H., stopping 81 Chatham
Four Corners Phi!mont Martindale Hillsdale Copake
Rawlings, Paterson, Towners Brewster Croton Falls,
White Plains and Williams bridge Passengers by this
train will not be landed between Croton Fails and
Williams bridge unless coming from above Croton Falls
Passengers between Croton Falls and Williams bridge
must take the regular train leaving Croton Falls at
= a M from CrOtCn stoPPinB ~ al ssnsson
between Croton Falls and Fordham, arriving at New
York at 90 A. M P. NJ from Croton Falls, stopping
at all stations between Croton Falls and Williams bridge
arriving At New York at 3OPM; and AN, Is and
from White Plains stopping at al stations from
Williams bridge At 8 40, 8 80 and 10 10 A. IL 45
%, Q, 10 and 80 p. NJ stopping at all stations
Passengers by the 10 10 A. H. from williams bridge, and
the 10 = from White Plains, will be landed in New
York ut the Twenty sixth street Station only
Sunday Arraugement.-TrAins.wi will leave for Croton
Falls, and all way stations, at 80 A. M and S p NJ
Returning, will leave Croton Falls at A. m and 30
r. NJ, stopping at all way stations Passengers by the
Sunday trains will be received and landed In New York
Mt the Twenty sixth street Station only Freight for
Albany received daily until r. NJ, at the depot corner
of Centre and White streets.
JOHN n ELIOT superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

n BE MARRIED wOMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL. Con.
u pAnion, BY Dr.. A. n. Maurieeau, professor e
diseases Of women; hundrsdth edition, 900 oOei
12mo PIP $50, on fine paper extra biading; price a.
hood 70 vomanhood, and also wife and a. mother ars
fsly dsseribsd with the casss, the symptons ed sas
the proper mode Of treatment, in plain simple bu4 =
the most chasts language, easily undsrstooA. AnA 49,
every woman can discover, BY comparing hss On
symptoms with those described tbs nature ehssrsss.
and suffering. Tho wife about becoming noehsr -
often need Of instruction and Gvics Of the utmogt
portancs to her future health In respect "a vhieh -
senstiveness forbda consulting medical esutje1pe0
VIII hnd such instruction and advfos aad aso expana
tons Of many symptoms which otherwise would oocsn
much anxiety Or alarm. How many ars suffering Arsa
obstructous or irregularities peculiar 10 the female syv
tenn, which undermine the health oft1s eset Of MIA
they Are Ignorant and which their deeaey fobds sss
ing medical advice. How many su6Sr from prelass1a
uter Calling OF the womb), from nouR albus (wsak-
ness debility, &c)s How many ags IN constant aeesy
Tor many months preceding con6nsmentf How naaY
have dmcult II NOT dangerous deliveries, and allow ea1
uncertain recoveriss, some whose lives hasardsa
during such time win each find In ts pegss the eens q
prevention, amelioration and relief How many bstsw
moments how much snguih might have been spared -
the sufferer to the husband 70 the rsativss, b. tsv
possession OF this little vop.as It !. mPractcabs -
OF nature strictly intended for the married thssa
contemplating marriage. For sale BY Strnger rswn-
send 122 Broadway; AdriAnce, Sherman Co., AatsR
House No vesey street Dewitt Davenport Trituss
bujldngs at No Aston House, Broadway, ard At tn
publication once, l2s Liberty street. New YORK. JsssvA
fucker Mobile; also I. B. Peterson, No. ChsstaxA
street Philadelphia On the receipt Of 81, copy -
be transmitted by mail free OF postage any part a
the United States All letters be addresssd ps~R
raid 70 Dr A. NJ MAtRICEAr once leo yibersy Ss.ss
h. Y, or boz l,22< New York PVst 0GsA
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BILLIARDS.

"A at No. ANA, entrance lao Fulton
street; eight tables Of Pineapple and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn. Among which the celebrated
Washington table and the elegant carved rosewood
BILE that received the FIRST premium at the Worlds Fair
Fourteen tables at 1eQ Chestnut street, Philadelphia all
Of metal slate and marble with Bassforts patent cir
and rubber cushions. Tables balls, cues, pcinta
clott &c. for sale above At the factory 90 and
a. Csn-re street. Two SECONDHAND taslss god
20 hire. Ef e
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FURNITURE.

HURST AND ONLY PRIZE MEDAL FOR CHAIRS
IL awarded 10 ~ W. KING n SON patent char
makers ACC and 46S Broadway Pivot revolving chairs
recumbent revolving chairs, self acting extens,on re-
cumbent chairs dentists chairs improved invalid wheel
chairs branch reading and writing desks ever "a
rety OF mechanical chairs for comfort aud convrn nee
Also, BY permission, manufacturers Of Major SeArles
. A. travelling invalid chair. ". KING,
W. "A. HAtICx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

OTOCK OF BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C. FOR
- salcT offer for sale by Wholesale that we'll select
Cd stock OF books stationery pianos &C. conveyed to
in trust by Messra Gaines Riches. rare chance
offered desiring engage Ia this business The
custom Of the store Is very lucrative and another such
opportunity will not be again presented for ad
vantageous Investment OF money. Messrs. Gaines &
Riches became embarrassed consequence Of heavy en-
dorsemens and because the business not pro-
a.able Petersburg, Va. Dec. Z, 1854.
W. 1. WATKINS, Trustee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

OoAIl COALI-A FINE ARTICLE OF LUMP CUMBER-
~ land equal to Liverpool for family use and also
ne for black use for sale low also red ash and
white ash Goa at the lowest rates. Apply to LEEDS
POTTER 43e Sixth avenue, between Twenty sixth and
Twenty-sevent streets.
C0AL AT % JAMES STREET, WHERE GOOD WEIGHT
the lowest market price Orders received ct the 9th
Ward Hotel cor Duane and Centre streets or ct the
yard - James strsst N b will be delivering from
tk - Ne'eas-7t q tl77a' NJ ~ r, GARRrCK.
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CLOTHING, &C.

DROKEN BANKS-PRESENT vALUE-G0vE RNMENT
Id Stock taken at 90 cents; Bridgeton, 50; Wheat
Growers So Lewis County 40; Washtenaw, 40 Indiana
banks, co. Empire City Bank, 90; at EVANS Clothing
warehouse, 66 and 90 Fulton street.
NAsT OFF CLOTHN0-s2,Ooo WORTH WANTED
" The highest cash price will be literally given in
curren money for large small lots of good left OF
clothing Of every description Gentlemen wishing TO
dispQed Of the above, win please address or call on
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TENANTS REGISTER.

A GENTEEI. THREE STORY HOUSE, WITH GAS
"A bath, &c. to let furniture, which is and
in good order for SALE part OF the money paid down.
balance time. The house in good neig borhood
and immediate possession will be given required Bed
ding, linen, crockery furniture all new within the
last sixty days. would be let to small genteel
sponsibe family for $1Z5 per month"; with every article
necessary for housekeeping Call on BILLINGS TUCK
Err, 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

TYR. rowLRs Ff0M DUBLIN AND LONDON. nm
H. partnership with DR. Ward.) can be consulted at
No. so Canal street, door east OF Broadway daily
Ir Powers female periodical pills. and other cdici mes
Tor female arrangements. price o. Post paid letters viii
receive NIT die stttr ten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

FYN0 BE SOLD THIS DAY-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES,
Il with or without the STOCK, Of a well known and
old established segar store situated Of the best
business streets IN New York II win be cold at bar
gain on Immediate application to {. ID. H0wEs, s1Nas-
sau street. room No. 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

II OsT-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING LAST, AT THE
IL Academy Of Music, coral bracelet. The finder
will confer great favor, and also receive liberal
ward, BY leaving the above at A West Nineteenth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

dh . REWARD-RUNAwAY, ON SATURDAY AT
NO ternoon the 9th inst from No. 60 Pacific street,
Brooklyn, a small Newfoundland dog pup black, with
white paws to the of Lion Whoever will
return the to No 60 Pacific street. between Henry
and Clinton, win receive the above reward
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LOST AND FOUND.

FINE GOLD CHATELAIN, WITH LOCKEr,
IA cross heart. and several other articles attached
lost while going through Eighth street. and up
Broadway to Twelfth street. in Fifth stage.
The finder. by leaving the at Carroll 4 Hutchin-
sons, SAT Broadway, will receive liberal reward and
the thanks oil the owner
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MEDICAL.

nR DUBOIS OFFICE, FOR THE EXCLUSIVE TREAT
~ ment OF the diseases OF females No East twenty
second street second house from Broadway Remedies
for eluale arrangements, from II TO S. Advice gratis
Consultations and letters confidential Country letters
containing S. served with advice and medicine by return
post Relief guaranteed in all Patients at dis
lance provided with eligible board, nursing, and at
tendance.
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REWARDS.

Oh Az DOLLARS REWARD-SToIEN, FROM HOUSE
D4O 1l9 Second street. ON the 7th December, be-
tween Ave and O'clock two gold watches, two gold
chains, Zone heavy links, polished god) one small gold
ocket and chain goid ocket with daguerreotype OF
elderly lady, marked E. f. D.; three gold finger
rings two with stones two small gold pencils one gold
bracelet, marked r. M to G. NJ n; one hair brace
pair gold cuff pins, gold clasp, with coral beads
half dozen silver tea spoons, marked r. Q. NJ, one
salt spoon marked r. c. n. The above reward will b
paid for the recovery Of the goods and the detection
the thief. Apply to J. DUBOIS, or r. J. NOE, 119
Second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

IN q REWARD LOST, IN BROOKLYN ON SUNDAY
9O eveajng the 10Th inst, small terrier dog hight
brown color with black nu2zle, cropped aud tsl,
and brass chain collar. Whoever will return said dog
5s Hoyt street Brooklyn will receive the above reward
and the thanks Of the owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

n GT-N BROADWAY, BETWEEN GRAND AND
H Canal Streets Saturday last, silk purse,
tanning small sum Of money. The finder will be suita
oily rewarded by lea wing the at 81 Water street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

nR. WARDS UNFORrUNATEs FRIEND-Sl PER
IL vial, and book. Cures in few hours; nothing
can do IL. No SO Canal street. door Of
Broadway Is the place 10 get this rapid and thorough
rcmedy-no where else in New York. Cures warranted
or pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

HOUsE TO LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SAIE.-A
IL mooern tnIee Story mouse, pieasantiy Located,
be made with the present occupants to board in the
house. Address K. ~ c., Herald Office Union Square
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

BOARDING HOUSE TO LET-N0W FULL OF
IN first class boarders the house is comfortably fur
nished price $500 to cash customer. The ady's Ill
health prevents her from keeping the house. Locality
Warren street. Address b. B., Herald Office, for
three days, stating where interview may be had
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

BOARDING HOUSE TO LET-LEAsE AND FURNI-
Id ture for sale.--Ths establishment is handsomely
and completely furnished throughout and is full Of
good boarders The house pays about 81 200 year
clear profit above all expenses Price s., 800 Inquire
at 81 Howard street for full particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

OWNER WANTED FOR A TRUNK.-THE LADY
" who put her trunk carman's cart at the South
ferry, Saturday afternoon have the by call
ing AZ 2Q7 Wasington street and paving for this notice
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-12

BROADWAY THEATRE-ENGILsH OPERA By The
I'D unrivalled
PYNE AND HARRISON TROUPE.
The management takes great pleasure in announcing
that arrangements have been completed for the
pearance Of the above named distinguished troupe of
ENGLISH OPERATE ARTISTS,
whose former success ia this city and more recent
triumphs in Philadelphia and Boston, without
parallel in the history of English Opera. Their
gagemcnt at the Broadway Theatre win commence on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is.
During the ensuing operate season, number Of en-
trely new well as few of the already established
favorite Operas will be produced scale Of magnif-
and beraty, in regard to accessories, Chorus,
Orchestra Scenery and Costumes surpassed any
where.
Full particulars hereafter.