New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-31

t"N AVll"".N" $3.50.
A CADEMY of MUsIC.-L NOR A
"A LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON
This morning coruencss the sale Of seats os 10 LIZ
NORA and to morrow. HUGUENoTs, which ia the farewell
THIS "Wednesday, EVENING March 81, at O'Clock,
Last appearance A d. sff, De f' la ORANGE,
Positively the second and LAST NIGHT Of VIM IL Frys
ONORA.
The Director grsfed being the FIRST 20 present. IN the
N.wYork Academy Of Mnsc the work Of an American com
aid thus in measure fulfill me pleasing dl,y
WoTd. y W. R Fry Music BY H. Fry
TlBEF TkE CHORUS s Asp FdHhicHrsrn. ROCCO
'.~ " '''.'-'. - Military, Band
Books Of The Opera with Eps.h Italian words for sale
the boxooe and in the oboies on the evenings per
'O'N-'' TOMORROW (rhnr,day1 April l. at7i o'clock,
most positively the closing night VI the season.
'"'"''' 'fp La GRANGE and FORMEs,
when will be given Il TIE 1GP HrSuE Enc genera
with FIVE and splendid scenes. SOo costly ia s anu ,
supported BY hundred
an yaey Of characters corps de ballet cscade
EE% one end
sixty.
The Pfp Tx eGR RANGE DANGRI sIEDENBURG.
TIBERN GAss y. TAEEAHSLL b kRET3 and
| PihANESLhB DtEihl..iTI =
The sale of for the HugaenOts commences this morning
On SATURDAY HPI'bI Z & 3 MATINEE %
No s.,. ic:iy:d
Mr. THALBERG will AXE his first appearance since his
'"'H ''0" '"' The THALBERG MATINEE
@ ne on Sbh wore received @ so
last year. Mr. TR w.: asSE iii m h s;iissd by
GRAND ORCHESTRA
under the direction q CARL ANscHUTz
twill commence at o'clock precisely and conclude at quar-
FIFTY S Cents MIS-. TO S.: AL PARTS.
THE IF FIRST RnV M6sRRo cc8pNsc1ERr
wANTED-THlRTY COLoRED WATERS 10 wear live.
anS %E sod Ttb II
see appearance attend the tea and coffee and reading rooms
M GNToe M Th1 y0Tns d; snS w w TWENTY
BOYS 90 fancy uforms) to sell the Evening Papers dur
ing the Concerts
VNHE FUTURE of WOMAN in AMERICA
J. Course of will be given Mozart Hail. No 66S
''1@sSs s snd her Legal DaSHc ~Hcn JAS BRADY
cFar Play for Woman GEO w CURTIS. esq, April 8.
and h he E %s i SHAf EY 4sfo
Benefit to Woman of Organized Emigration Hon ELI
given in aid of the Shirt Sewers. and Seam
y the importance Of the subjects
" be discussed n,,o,., ,,or,c,
Nh BRADY in opeups the Course, will advocate the LEGAL
Mr. BRADY will ~ o'clock the lectures that f
low O , Ticket, for s sen be found at The
Tickets for the ente the holder to reserved seat Tor
The reserved seats will commence on wednesiay
ns at O'Clock at Hall Sons Music Store $50 Broadway,
RTON's NEW THEATER.-
ID POSITIVELY LAST s q N 4 n 1S gsr ONE OF
success, must De
make for M Booth, who appears on Monday next
oShe0 TIE BR SSESERs HUTCHINSON.
whose truly elegant Drawing Performances elected on
Monday and evenings the ve't applause ever heard
IT, .Hss Tine the sS: s
perf a puzzle How huge balls be banded about with
Sh o. Sn p sa to the cl wGs and
rating amo. incredible and anon resting in motion
less which exces general sstonishnent
The evolution. Of the Brothers highly attractive They
eS with bs aPd w. % Tn s o sso
MONS Or LIFE Il SALT Lane CRY NJ: md Mrs; = Z L
with the sfes, IN MsS@@H hi.lc,y
drous and elegant performance, entitled THE SPORTS OF
ATLAS given the Queen of England, the Monahs q
Russia, Austria, Prussia, Sweden and Norway saxony and
To conclude with the farce of
On rnuRsDAS AH4HS s aSuSS family and THE
TOODLEs will be played BY particular desire.
I AURA KEENE's NEW THEATER, No. 62i
IL BROADWAY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 81 1852
The beautiful operate, romantic fairy ExavsgarIs Ia TWO
THE ELVES; Or, TIE STATUE BnrDE. -
Sylvia the Statue Bride. MI" LsuIs Meme
Philis Miers Daughter. Mise Josephine Manners
Eoine Queen of the Elves, Mrs T. B. Johnston
Princess JonQu Mrs Stoddst Mad Chloe. Miss Wells
Count Colcstreamer, an old Beau.......'MrW hesteieh
To conclude with Buck stones three act Drama OF
GREEN BUSHES.
Msms Huutfess Of the Mississippi Miss Lsnra Keepe
' Sessf. DAILY BnInt jefferson Peters. Howard
and Wells in excellent characters
Doors open at I; TO commence at u precisely
BROADWAY THEATER.--E. A. Marshall,
pha Manager Of the geological Department Mr. Van Ambursh
Equesnsn Manager j. H. Nixou-Doors at commence
al ~. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Mach 81,
LAST NIGHT OF THE EQUESTRIAN SEASON.
Complimentary aud testimonial BENEFIT TO EATON STONE
the Anercsn HorsemGn. In conformity with resolution of
tie Committee to whom assigned the duty Of presenting
fifth testimonial TO Mr. EATON STONE expressive OF their
es,ielun Of bis private aud superb Gold
Medal hav on al Appropriate inscription and device
and studded with diamonds will be
night by isaiah Rynders United States Marshal W. B.
ered The entire force Ct the Equestrian Company will
this occasion. CINDERELLA Or The FAIRY THE
Little GLASS SLIPPER.
DA Il n u Ms M U S Z U NJ
Notwithstanding the IMMENSE CROWDS which con.nue
to thTong the Museum to witness the great play. . -
THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING,
THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING,
THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING,
- --- THE BRIDE OF AN EVENING
1T MUST BE WITHDRAWN
1T MUST BIZ WITHDRAWN