New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-22


c,, play "Goldhnch -" each par! in its t.me-f,r
"tli. tine orly-played by many mer." walcot alo
or = The Savage snd the Maiden" On Thursday.
Brcuglsn's b4uef', with Poe shontas Columbus /"
nd III. h Life below Stairs, and Momus only knows
vfst else On Weiae=dsy Cutie, Bursby aud Bag.
SOL viii sppear.
Broo1p0u.-The fairy spectacle of " Cinderella" is
up for this week in addition to the popular equestrian
re,formances ard the trained aprna.. The Lancer.
ouairile. which WAS tie best thing done in the spec.
tscle Of Gu,lver" is retsined. The rising genera
t.on viii te provided for by perforaances Weines-
cav ard Saturday afternoons. Eaten Stone announces
lis benefit for next Seturdsy.
Bo,rcrv.-The patriotic drama Ct "The Dawn Of
the stars and Stripes is on the bill for tonight to be
followed by "The Man with the Iron Mask" a
Patriotic Ode by Mr.. Fenno, and "The Floating Bea-
con " Mr. Eddy and his whoe company having places
in the programme. THE Blacksmith of Ghent,' -
The Destruction of the Baste" aud :" The Wood
Demon" are 10 preparation.
National.-Tbs house hes not been closed, Sundays
excepted for more than 100 nights or since July o.
1854. There will be four separate pieces given to-
night, showing the strength of the company. Several
benefits are announced to come of during the week.
Arerfcgn Museum.-Mr. Watknss Pioneer Pat
riot" seems 10 loose of it's popularity by frequent
repetition. 1t will be given every evening and on
Monday ard Saturday afternoons. On Tuesday after
loon "The Death of Eva, by Little Cordelia How
ard; and on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday after.
noona dramatizaton Of Hawthsrne's " Scarlet Let.
ter. also by Little Cordea. The Aquarium and other
new features are deservedly popular.
Brsatfs Mnsfrels.-This very excellent company
Of meodists present bill Of attractions this week
in honor of the commencement Of their second year Of
regular nightly performances in their present house.
1t is unnecessary to say that Dan and Jerry have no
-uperors in the profession aud in the opinion of many
good Judges one of them has equal. Dan will have
benefit en- Saturday.
Woods BuRdings-This week Beekers drama of
"Weffo the Sensible Monkey" George Chrsty as
Veto; and George Holland as CrambO the overseer.
The piece will be produced with scenery proper
ties, &c. Also, q new extravaganza, called " Salt
Like Ceremonies" with new songs, burlesques, &c.
Bucklev's Seysnaders.-Eph. Horn takes benefit
with Buckleys Serenaders on Wednesday evening, and
calls upon all bis friends to look i'll that interesting
occasion. The programme abounds during the coming
week in novelties of the nost laughable kind.
TEr PooR.-The Hunter W oodis Benevolent Society
having Issued their bread tickets prepared to
supply the benevolent with packages of $50 aud up
ward for distribution among the poor. Tne Society
will from their own fund derived from their Calico
Dress Soiree contribute 600 oaves Of bread toward
the elevation of the distress which now prevails to
great extent among the families Of those who have
been thrown out of employment this W inter; but
20 0CO loaves Of bread will be consumed, and the
Society Will require the aid Of those who can afford to
assist them in their benefcent mission. Such assistance
can best be bestowed by the purchase of bread tickets,
thus enabling the Society to keep their tickets in con-
,t6nt circulation among the needy and deserving poor
of the city. Ttis il the safest and most economical
method Of affordng relief. The tickets put up in
packages Of $50, at charge of only 8, and can be
procured on app cation to any Of the officers
Of .he Sc cety. j. II. Hobart Ward President, City
Armory, corner of Elm and White streets W. ). Tis'
dale. Treasurer, No 2l7 East Eighteenth street; s.
Les Perkins, Secretary, No. l96 West Eighteenth
steet; Villain Ii. Browne, esq, No. 3 Tryon row
Cy,us Ramsey, NJ. D., Nc. lOl Second avenue; G.
Godfrey Gurther No. i6 Maiden lane; Elisha Snethen
No. AZ Beekman street.