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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

CoLVMBIa OLLgGr.-The Law School Of Co,umbia
College was opened on Monday evening, by an int.o-
ductory lecture from Professor Dwight. We do not
exsggerate the merits of this remarkable address, nor
the estimate put upon it by the Discriminating and
attentive audience which listened to IT, when We say
that il combined in rare degree scholarship in the
mode Of treating and nice Judgment in the selection
Of the topics it discussed. The history Of ths Common
Law-its srowh-ts birth, power, and indssouole al
lance with frcedoin-ts foundation in the psople-and
It's rule the highest moraity-were presented in most
attractive colors. Rarely have we listened to lec-
ture which was more complete succeS.
Mr.. Dwight viii Il, once organize his school, and
meet every day in tie week. except Saturday al the
Historical Society roons. at O'Clock.
The mex, lecture IN the Post Graduate Corrse
viii be given On Wednesday evening next at the sane
hour-eight oclock-at the Historical Rooms, by the
Hon. Mr.. Marsh OF Vermont; the subject" The
English Languages theme worthy of 50 eminent a
scholar.
The Presiien. of the College has announced that
ladies are invited equally with men to become sub
scribers to these lectures.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
CITY II,EIlS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.--n Trovatorc will be performed
this evening with the Same cast Monday night
Notwithstanding the election excitement yesterday
large number oi tickets were sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Mdlle. PiccOlonini, Carl Formes, Signors Gass!er,
Tamarc and Florenza, appear in q concert to morrow
evening at the Brooklyn Atbengum. The sale OF
seats commences this morning at the different Offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

1t viii be by reference to their advertisemen
on the fourth page, that the Magnetic Te!egraphi'
Company have reduced their rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
TAdyertiseuent.I

Frs, FITS, Frrs.-Testimonlals OF the most
sb,ed cb,rset.r copclusvely prove that HARrs NSGErA
HE EXTRACT the only sndote IN existence or te ours VI
Fus Sold q, No. SO Dey-st New-fork
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

DrD YoT Do EOj'R Duty YESTERDAY Ill not.

do il To-Day Go once, and take your family 10 b.ssVs
Museum Vote all the curosties there especsy the
RyAppEp BABY Make your return, not 10 ns seeing
those beautiful entertainments given 81 bASAVMs THIS Az
TERyooS and EVENING.
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[Aive-tisemen.l
r TABLET STROP-Inyentei b.

IHE METALLIC lABLtI ClNoF-lNchtcu "
Gyo SAUNDERS 4 H. l8l6.-rhis tee genuine sticV hsa
peve been eQuaed r producing the keene~ posoe ei~ -
razor Obtained Of the subscribers SUD so'e Aaa ~
ets J. l. 5. sAvSpgss, NO Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Park Ber jamin will deliver his Lecture on " Ma,r.-
uouy" at the Sixteenth Baptist Church West SIX
ieer,h street, Eighth avenue, on This lWednes-
dGv Evenng.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Bulls HEAp.-The prospects OF the Cattle Market
this week Judging from the appearance oi things IN
Foryourth street yesterday are not satisfactory 10
drovers nor butcher particularly those who wished 70
buy cattle If good quality for greater scarcity OF
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
IAdverti@mcrt
BRADY'S GALLERIES.

PHoro1RAPRs
kMsRoryPEs AND D.eUksRyorYrss
Es $50 and 5 Broadway NewYork, aud No. So Pscnsvs
ysnia- -ay Washington, ID. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1897 contains the
returns Of the Presidential and Congressional Ee,ens
iss For returns Of Eecloas he'd In 1857, ses
rRIByNL ALMANAC for 1885.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1858

ess sss ~, -, s-, s5en 25ss sel sn; ssi il,
1894 1870 Isie Ia. q. soa4 s4 ig's $50 1872 stsa ct
les, 1874
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

CHARGE OF GRAND LARcESr.-One Josephine
ssncelins German woman arrested by Oeer st-ee o.
the Tv-nte; II Precinct. chs .ed stealing Sl0 IN
knives and forks 8c from Mr. Henry fe-ry OF NO. 20
avenue; SS - Of The 5.on money was reco'eIe Ae F
oref detained fer exzaiIsticn.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

that class saw. Out of over 200 head
yarled on Tuesday, could not pick ore hundred
rstclass cattle and there no. more than three
or four droves that would rate as good fair medium
quality OF beef True there scattered+hrouga the
yard. quite number of the medium class, but very
large portion of the whole would rank in the third
grade and some of them, and not few either were
still lower down in the grades Of quality: Two sni
three year old steers that sell at only 80 siO head
when cattle of only decenty fair quality sell at prcs
equivalent to ed9ic. pound for the beet, must be
pretty poor Such the case yesterday. And the
Gaze will probably b no better today. Although We
heard Of several hundred cattle to come H. yet
they were expected to be about the same average
quality The bcst then will be scarce and sell readily
at sa9Ic. AMI the poorest, an over-supply, SELLING
dull enough at prices lower than last week. The
number ysrded and number expected TO arrive last
evening, it was calculated would make up about Jooo
for this market and about 3 500 at Alerton's this
week. and Lear 5000 for the week in the whole city.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

The following are the Currency, Land Warrant sa1
Specie quotations f)r the week corrected for rs from
the rates current at the Banking Office Of Messrs.
Thompson Brothers:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Row BETWEEN BRoTHERs-OyT ~ THEM DAN
GERousLY SrABBED.-About IL o'clock, Monday night
two brothers, named Patrick and james Giiien, re-
sidrg at No. 4s Greenwich street. got into an al,erca
tion in the house, when Pat as IS alleged, seized an
eepck and stabbed james three times with It, innlc-
ing dangerous and perhaps fatal wounds. He was
conveyed TO tie Hospital. Patrick wa arrested Dy
Officer Hastead Of the Eighth Precinct aud locked up
TO await examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

REAL EsTarE.-The following sales of real estate
were made at auction, yesterday by Adrian II. Muller:
i.,ory brown tone fron; House aud Lot No West 90.
Tnirty-eiehth sreet................. Sl5''"
f.torv brown front House and Lot No. III West
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

AUCTION sALEs. -, 81, T. r. osi
oco L. c. R. 7. fI 4 10 New World Fire Ia 20 ~
LIS Mech. Banking Aso..loot 80 American 1-sno w. -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

TIE LosG ISLAND Horse FNR.-In our list of the
premiums awarded at the recent Horse Fair, on Long
Island We accidentally omitted the awards to Troiting
s.alions They were as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

TUESDAY, Nov. 2-P. N.
The frst movements Of the day st the Stock BoaTd
we're a, syeu lover prices than at the close of yeser
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

Since January i..... s66 ess,4o5 s6l.7sT3 eHH9"s
The New-York and New-Hsven Railroad Company's
receipts for October, 1853, were;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03
LAND WARRasrS.

The following is statement Oh iand wansqts ssued
under the act of March g. 1885, during the lsst month
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-03

52l warrants Of loo acres escb.
variants Of I'D acres each.
50 warrants Of 90 acres each
wsrraa.s Of % acres esch-
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A BSOI UTE sALE-F. NASH AUCTIONEER, HAS
cssh all the elegant furniture splendid private
rs West tourte enh street, Monday April commencing
nj 1Gx O'Clock.
Psriors-ontan yards of superior velvet carpets three
magnificent rosewood suits ed satin of the
pensive descriptions; gothic and Turkish
que and san brocsde ladies' solid wood reception and
chairs, covered in gold blue crimson SATIN
rosewood bookcase lined with silk and satin wood
three eold rosewood tables with rich marble
tops extensively carved rosewood pier sofa nd aide table,
BILE tops glass doors &c expressly for the owner
ladies' rosewood work tables Il day bronze and ormou
clocks elegant china with the chsse and expensive
landscapes painted order p France magnificent French
plate pier glass with rich and heavy gold Frame heavy
brodered lace window curtains and cornces large
sve variety Of oil paintings the whole forming pleas
Ing coectioD wood pianoforte full octave
elegant finished all round insid plate and richly act
wi keys OF real pearl cos $50 being valuable and costly
Instrument GOOD piano STOOL covered in san with
excellent an costly embroidered cover.
Dining rcomRich velvet tapestry carpet in good order
solid oak extension table al polished in the best manners
marble top fancy tables Sofa beds chairs IN hair
co.h together with all the ruby and crystal cut glass
vines chsnipssnes tunb'ers go5ets and decsnters TO
match rich china dnoer costly silver tea
and dinner serve ssvers cshe BASKETS casters coffee and
tea forks liquor stand superior table cutlery
marble pitchers. dc.
ChAmbers-Cosy solid and mahogany becsesds
satusry marble bureaus wssss and commodes to
order excellent condition; Dgrsin carpets
bedroom clio toilet tables towel toilet
oil cloths and rods mahogany cushioned chairs
rockers sofas hall stand and dining tables together with
large end desirable assortment OF crockery glassware &c
The sale OF the above furpure rendered absolutely
Their The psrlor furniture win be sold at IL O'Clock pre-
cisely.
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TNsUpANCE COMPANY.

rcrpFyEr,s FUND INSURANCE COMPANY.
The Looss Cor subscription TO the caoal stock OF nc
Furd Tusur. Cowpsny a. tho
once No io Brosdwsy basement Of the Metropolitan Bank
DAVID wIrdIKEN,
FRANKLIN r. nFbANO,
CHARLES wcDOUdAlL, -.--.--
John G. HkNDERSUN, SCommssoners.
PETER " TITUS, -
JOsRPU d. Y sRNuM, JR
HENRY H. GRAHAM.
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AAC=k.lMENTB.
NTIBi,O's . ARDEN.
~ Positively te farewell engagement OF the RAfELf,
oAnkih'. ANTOINE aud JEKOMk.
and their u uhie troupe of psn,cmmls!s
1Ehkss h,JLLA. kAHIETrA ZANFbSrEA :, Il,
magnificent bnaton Of great ARTISTS never equalizer
in Europe or America
We shalt look upon their like again"
Novel ard urrvaled performances
Gabriel MS EertraI d: Antoine ~ Robert
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL D, 1857.
The disabling Marietta Zaatretts IN her extraordinary -.
EVOLUTiONh AND sXEROISfS IN TIL NC risdT hofE-
listed by NJ a Lehmaa Cniarni and Young AUesic lea
The char ming Teresa Ro the entire Ballet Troupe
the ballet of L'ALMkE
To conc lude with the comic pantomime Of
kOBEkT MAOAIRK
Robert Antoine Bertrand. Gabriel
hoors open al On; commence at N O'CLOCK.
Tickets ~ cents Upper ,xes ~ osnts Chidren cena
WAILACK's THEATRE.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW YoRK
MR.. JAMES STARK,
who VIII perform the part Of
BEVERLY vvp in - ;sv...THs CANISTER
will make her first In her native city The same
occasion Mrs Beverly.
During the limited period of Mr. starks engagement will
give those representations which already obtained for
him enviatle utat0n wherever he has appeared
Amongst those characters HAMLET. klOHELIEU,
CLAUDE MEIN0TTE and other Of the acknowledged he
Of the tragic drama
favorits farce vim conclude each evenings entertain
ment
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A ssrGNEEs SALE AT AUCTION OF CARPETS, OIL
II cloths. mats mating piano and table covers on Mon
day April g. 10 postponed. W. T. LEWIS, will continue TO
the whole OF this great sacrifice for cash only
st L. Fourth avenue, ty order of the assignee
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nRPHAFS' BALL.
W We the taking into the
many BY the Roman Catholic
orphan Asylum Of The city Of New York of
The late depression Of the times have undertaken get up
ball with view OF assisting that esabh shmenl be held
the Cry stall Palace Monday evening April L. and
dsbg appeal and cordially Invite the operation Of all
charitable who have the welfare OF those ts
orphans aid endeavors assisting that
trul Institution
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r. THOMPSON. AUCTIONERR AND COMMISSION
H. merchant money all kinds OF property
bought No i02 Nassau street, rooms Nos and second
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VxyANrRp-AN IRISH COMEDIAN; ALSO ONE OR
two .ipsins iaAes Piesse apply Va person or b. let
tee 70 r. WILLIAMS VS. Brccms street IN perssobs,rs
ten In The mo~nrs
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DROOKLyN AfHENBUM.-LAsr WEEK or DIR.
IL Kanes Arctic Explorations, illustrated BY series OF the
most magnacent pictures this continent
that have for the last ss months drawn the intellectual
audiences In New York city II exhibition the Ahs.
naum, every evening OF week at and on
Wednesday and saturday afternoons At O'Clock with
we'd seat Ocep
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j. BLEDCKER, SON / 90 NO. BROAD STREET.
IA. pared give their attention sales Of house
hold furni1re and personal property of every description
private residences.
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BARSuMsso ANn asD s0 sgs WpsDunruL.
sSSE x zsB NEE % %SsBSSSSE:
ADDITIONAL AND EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTIES
The machlesly perfect mmeasursbly popular and incom
' ~ s sEEpE g g AZ E EyEsTsS;
s skiDE Ct Ct Al N E EyEsIsa
. . c1ncuMsrAsrffsh EVIDENCE.
EVERY EVERY E EyEsIss THIS WEE.
EVERY EVERY E EyEsIsa T TaIs % WEEk::
despite It's TO make for fresh
First here of the grand historical play. In three acts
JOAN JOAN 81 Arc Arc;
JOAN OF ARC;
THE MAIDEN WARRIOR OF FRANCE
piece great interest, gotten the first style of art
and to be 'iERSsssSs?S AFTERNOON THIS WEEK.
EVERY SFrsRSooS T fis WEEK.
In addition to which Mons. puvEssE,
just arrived SRshTsf 10 R the
man four and half feet in height whose joints and mus
''e' are app ''F %s1pE OF INDIA RUBBER,
$ssPH 8 8 HsSIS S SS$$HS;;
who doubles himself form desired though made
OF gum e' PUfs II" HfxsELF INTO SMALL BOX,
baf dozen bottles Of wine: This Ii in man. a feet in
:$$$$ :: :s$ $:s$ : : :$$$
which Ss wiz pleasure shift round to his 'front.' and
'arn without d'ii'H pSysrso THIS WEEK,
MONDAY K2kaS kvss shTgs 81 s aDc 10 1883
for hs as the % na se The
OR. d RR5RS II AZ EYr sTiDAscr.
The Ie Of %
In THIS wonderfal popular piece.
MIRACULOUS PERFORMANCES
MIRACDL9us s P Pss
s sIsASUi9 9Ss FkkFSkSAscEs
The grand hist r'A PS i.ys e 90 ,Ar sR ss'' of
On, IHs MAIDEN WARRIOR
FqSs Charles. p Ps w ssns.
q sssga nyneF
IIS SBTA RgRREs MANS F FFsTs
H HsbIa E ESssss sss's s sEATs
described above will be performed to the asonshment Of
The a.@So.s LAZY welsans 100 pounds. q. Living sss
y see as wen
Ocean and River Gares tho greatest curosiiy In
.."n POSITIVELY no FREE LIST,
AsniaAnce to all 70 cent?: Children - eeo,a
WooDs DUnRry Wsb, p,o,,,.,o,
SCI and 563 BROADWAY near Prince street
NUMBERS TURNED AWAY.
GEO. CHRlSTY A WOODS MIHSTREt.S have the plsa
Of announcing their and public In general that
IL OPEN EVERY EVENING.
ETHIOPIAN ENTERTAINMENT.
concluding with Ohrd week. entirely original sketch, By
:. Blocker, introducing new grand
DfOkAMIC PANORAMA,
entitled THE SLEIGH RIDE,
through Bro.dws, and Bioomingdaie Road to jones'.
Tommy sssnes an javen.e Mr. Geo Holland
Tickets IS cents. Doors open nj s. 70 commence Al IN
NorcE- In compliance with numerous requests Thursday
Of each week will be apart, and called
THk OLD NIGHT,
when the first and second the entertainment will
SONGS or THE oLDEH TIME.
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CRYSTAL PALACE.
" Grand Military, Civic and Fancy Dress
CHARITY SOIKEE,
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8,
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
SIX HUNDRED Of the most respectable citizens OF New
York. Brooklyn and Newark comprised In the civic szl
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
Com Gen H. Hobart Ward, MAJOR Gen W. Sanford.
Jamss W. Gerard Brig. Gen spicer,
John Van Buren,, Brig Gen VIM Hall.
Hon. n. B HART Brig Gen. q. r. horrfA
Simeon Baldwin, Brig Gen. Yates,
Isaac V. Fowler, Brig Gen John Even.
Hon. John McKeou, Brig Gen Theo Runyou-
PErER COOPER, Presideut.
G. GoprREv GrErHxR, Vice President
&. Y. DE- FOREST, Treasurer.
3. LEE frRKiss Secretary
W. s. TfsDAfn
A. T. vosHuReH, r,.cutivs
ELIAS r. WfrArs, }c,...n,,..
VS. H. Browse, Esq, H N
CYRus RassEv, N. ~,
~ F.-The proprieors Of the Sixth and Third Avenue Rad
roads have engaged 10 four minutes during
rlgh, Of the poiree.
Dancing in Tie Galleries positively prohibited.
Supper be by Mr. A. Peteer In his best syle
Price OF tickets u, admitting lady and gentleman; ezs
ladr nckett ~
eis at the bsntins Office Of Thompson Bros, No Wan
and q, the principal stores Fulton street, Brooklyn
Those purchase tickets before the 5th Of April win be
admitted n the Forticth street door.
Purchasers Of tickets the gh OF the soiree lust apply
for them ai the srth avenue entrance This rule VIII Dc
strictly enforced
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~ sSs so w ss
XIX sSs Hss Pa bs pss 80 .y:: 1851
~ ri % a assr q a: sy s ss1E.
rb Sas Sas ss NJ nss ss S s sS' S'0
81 st. ,sS S ,,s and int mt n sqa sh soSrios
.'' A'.' a'D On rass day. $50 ST. ''',
Bergen rO' j. cottage ard ground on Bay road
2sh st. and s, s.s, T. 81 AZ, iSs4es
& Vi: VA s ss: sss s5a iS''S
@
an: "a
SS 3: sas gore: Ss i've;
' so%ps.n mss sse aSeas
@ :aS ssT Ss. 1S
$iSS .sx cores s.sn Is and Hs,lsm Isas.
i 5isS !: 3: =: y; siT
$s nj i s:s 81 ss.lool.
1n' ''''s are on s'.Sss ~ ss:ss .'' building
20 * s sa 81 Carol .. H.m.
SD story and Ssn BRISK and I'D Wssy
Pscn story ,d Eng n Ss% w %as s a Is s
Maps terms and full particulars Of The above at Broad st
A R. THOMPSON. AUcrIoNEER AND COMMISSION
"A. merchant advances money all kinds OF property,
bought No l02 Nassau street, rooms Nos and second
floor.
A j. BLEECKER, SON 90 NO BROAD STREET,
"A. to give their attention to sales Of house
hold urnt1re and property every description
private residences
LFRED BRAGG, AgCTIONEER.-A BRAGG x co.
a win sell at auction, Tuesday, March at l0 clock
store Cortandt street. hundred prime
boots, shoes, brogans, &c.
UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
"a niture, royal velvet carpes mahogany pisnoforte,
Haiett Davis Co, makers; wood parlor suits,
n. DOUGHTY, Aucioneer,
VIII SELL Monday, at l0I O'Clock. at No South Ninth
street, Wi iamsburg,
Consang OF rosewood psror SUITS mahogany panoforte
royal velvet and ingram pier and manel mirrors
enameed chsmber sus feather beds end bedding maho
gany bedsteads washsands toilet dinner and
tea SETS cutlery glassware &C. together with general
sormept Of basement and kitchen furniture. Deposits
quired from ali parties
UCTIoN NoTICE-cRoCKERY GLASS AND CHINA.
"a ~; H. BARTLETT, suctioneer, will sell Tues.
day April 10 O'Clock 2s1 rear street. all kinds best
W. O. blue and common glassware, china Britannia
ware &C. &c. Sale positive, to close consgnments.
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A UCT1ON NOTICE-CRoCKERY GLASS AND CHINA.
"a j. n BARTLETT suctioneer, will sell Tues
W. O. blue and common glassware, china, Britannia
ware, &c &c. Sale positive, TO close consignments.
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ATTRACTION UPON ATTRACTION,
ATTRACTION UPON ATTRACTION,
ATTRACTION UPON ATTRACTION
The beautiful operate romance In two acts, entitled
THE ELvES

The beautfui operate romance in two acs entitled
THE ELvES;
THE STATUE BRIDE. -
THE FINEST MUSIC, TIE MOST MAGNIFICENT SEE
NERY, and the MOST SUPERB COSTUMIN0, ever heard
seen in American theatre. - ..
SYLVIA, the Statue Brce. MtSs LAURA kEENh
ACT l-sceDe i-lpterior Of Collins CouaRe-Awfu scene
of coes rappng and cat wsung Scene ?-dlade IN 70
de la chssseThe old and sports
meprhe aspect Of the world at twesy and At forty-Lsmen
table of premature "rsed up "
Scene s. ''lf fairy elf you'd zee,
Go TO the Hawthorn DELI
Pluck branch OF the Linden rec
And drink of the Wishing well"
The hunters who have bed In vain for stag discover
the statue mph-Tbe linden and the wishing
~eQueen of the Elves In crystal Animation
OF the stsueTbe folly Of buying pig In poke and the
dsso Of possessng esuy without mndThe four
magic roses
ACT Scene l-9rsnd saloon and boudorrhe toilet Of
again endowed with leThe force 81
eKsmps-Tbe the train the feathersThe great relation
and toe cold collation.. Scene 2Tbe millers wine
Victim OF womans fascination and mans
fstuaou 3Gardeus aud exterior Of the Princes
Fee Chsmpetre of the Princess
qrilvsrsosiepne auadri es-The statue having s but
during the day retu to Its marble shroud scene "a
psonThe romantic tailor who 10 IN chains and misery
the Demon Daughter Scene ga ball OF statues
The return Of day restores the statue =. feFs encounter
The Film Queen sppssr.-Ran change and fairy bower;
TABLEAU OF UNPARALLELED MAGNIFlCENCE
Doors open at Z; W commence ~ IN precisely.
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MEDICAL

mr.. WATSON FORMERLY sUHoEor TO rHs LoCx
~ Hospital be consulted a. heretofore personally On
By letter, from In the morning 70 might al hs residence
s. Walker few doors cf Broadway. Auihor OF
"Tbe Cause and Ou-e'' price IL
noCrOR WARREN CAN BIZ CONSULTED PRIvATEJy
IL at his Office n Madison street. near Csihsrne from
A. NJ toSP.M.
nR WARD WITH THIRTY YEARS ExPERIeSCE
~ invites the afflicted and disappointed elsewhere 70 give
him early trial perfect cure guaranteed Otse 2ss
Canal street. corner OF Broadway.
NR DUBOIS OFFICE, I'D WEST FIrTEsNTH STREET.
~ New York Circulars sent free, except postage.
EUROPEAN MEDICAL DEpor-sUPEsIrTgNDgD By
" DR. BARROW, 1T Prince street few blocks ives,
Broadway New York. Cons ultsons usua from ii I'll
and from 4 I'll 8. sundays excepted.
EUROPEAN BosprrAL rRRArwErr-By N. LAR.
~ MONT, Paris and LONDON, physician and surseoa, w
person By letter and express ~ Mercer street erner o.
kpr.ns opposite Nicholas Hotel II n tai IN The
evening. except Mordaya Wednesdays and Frdsys n r.
~ Author of the Medical Adviser and Nsrrisse Guide; VI
OLD pR WARD, WITH THIRTY YEARS vxfR
" Renee, can he consulted in srctest confidence,
diseases Mt hf Old sbisbed oce 1so Canal street corns
cf Brcsawsy CONSULTATIONS fee He especially invita-
nose whom others have failed 70 cure Attendance un
O'Clock r. n.
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E,LUTIsr wANTED-ro JOIN A STRING RAND
also gentlemen amateurs who perform on strictly or
chesral instrumental and DESTROYS Join select nus
cal .oce now orgsnired may sPpy 70. or address, Mr. w.
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SEDust rfysHrs.


ACArEsy OF ~rsrc.-NusAkD's COsCEErs
n L-rsse and Drec,or -. q um.s
Admission TO all psr-s ......... .... 80
'''''' ESoAGsMErr W Ma HALLE 40 80 'e'N
and MADAME DAN8Ri
On WEDNESDAY. APzuTs AS
MUsARps CONCERTS
10 continue every night do,ing ons month
.HE ohChESIhA
MUsARDs CoSoERTs.
M Af SIsTfsSTssHEo SOLO PLAYERS FROM psa,s
viii be the most stnpeudous ever peseated tn a. Americas
p"0s ONE S'f HUNDR Il AND TWENTY PEaroRxnxe
To give 70 these concers the greatest possIole e
MADAME D'ANaRI.
who will 'pp'1r sc nrs' ssn 9C us susro
has cosy carpet has been laid Down h ~
ONE HUNDRED SOFAS
have been distributed over tina corridors
On The first ' Gk x ABB II '' SoasE s sSox
81
!" DO brought % siSf Ss % aTatr TN Lively
who will r s sTs M y: & OK
viii be Decorated n sae mes. t..tsful msanss
oSTs saa ss,s' c s6sSs ssRr sM
Thus acting sounding BesrA.
having been s''r'; siys sef!s sS u
Tw WIKI r ' FIHs NSsssrxR cASpnLxpH As and
NEW A IN ss SPLENDID casn 1H I
xiossiAsr. Mr. SIi%sn pledge: a%:ss T..
MOST 81 COLOSSAL AND ARTISTIC ENrERrArsMmsr
that has been introduced La America.
As the Director appeals In these ccbcers to al ciassss a
NC GUN mum" THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
has been fixed to ali parts Oft Of The "a As.Ssmv@
seas may be .scursd in advance. 80 cent. .ru. to
Office Of he Academy @ Music a. C. reTs,ns 'o srHaA
THE SALE eF SEATS
viii commence on Tuesday: At preci .ely :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-04


L,ROM ONE WHO rs IN EARNEST.-A HIGHLY RE.
spectacle gentleman who has annual income of $1,000
desires correspond with young lady OF responsibility,
education and refinement with q view TO marriage She
must have property. Address Sincerity, New York
Pest office.