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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

a S. MAYNARD AuCTlOEEgK.
"a Magpioen household furniture at public auction.
Suberb oil paintings stausry, vases drawing suits,
bookcase pier and mante mirrors octave pianoore
silver ware, borses carriages harness &c
On THIS DAY, (WEDNESDAY)
the elegant rcadcnce No 4 west Twenty sixth street,
Sixth avenue.
Eale to commence AT IL O'Clock precisely.
To parties desrous of furnishing themselves with ars class
furniture this chance ueldnm offered article is to
be sold 10 the highest bidder the furniture being but little sed
and is in complete order The house lett possession mme
diaely. apply TO the auctoneer.
Drawing r0omsRichy carved rosewood suits covered In
silk brocade consisting Of two large arm,
reception and eight chars statary marble
centre tables to match the su Turkish reclining couch and
chair Gothic and antique chairs lady work table,
etegeres with sofa tables encogneurs
and orm0lu clock, pier and mantel mirrors rich
broidered lace curtains cornces, shades, &c rosewood
octave papofore made by city maker rosewood stool
oly Family" by seeres superb Winter Scene on the Neva
painted BY Ketche Fruit and Flowers by Coates Landscapes
DO; French line engrnvngs MISUNDERSTANDING and Musc
1.-The Seasons Poetry" &C. bronze and bsque figures,
French china vases spoons velvet carpets rugs hall
wood hat stand chairs ocloh stair carpet rods c Cham
bers second sorySatuary marble top rosewood bureaus
bedseads richly carved-stye Louis XIV commoies and
washsands TO atch bair mattresses feather beds holsters
and pillows blankets Sheets counerpsnes, &C. toilet sets
cravings mirrors Brussels carpet curtains shaded
dc Chambers third and fourth storyMahogsny and black
bureaus bedsteads washstands dressing and
toilet tables; bedding, chairs Ingram carpets &c
and shades &C Dining Oak buffet chairs
table dumb walter butler tray and stand couch solid
dinner and service knives napkin riogs &c.
engraved gObes decanters wines fruit stands
salts fren h chns dinner set160 pieces rich
" decorated Set ivory handle knives and forks silver
plated butter knives &c Brussels carpet oval
mirrors curtains The with the basement
kitchen furniture. Catalogues at the house ming OF
sale Sale positive, rain or shine
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UCTIoN NOTICE-R. II GIBSON AUCTIoNEER.-

"A Mortgage sae-sl2 ooO-Elegant household furniture
e order, 5os 20 si All IaS s March r.
four sory redencs 2iS Fourteenth street between
perfect s1s; Of
sol. ssEs
crimson and gold satin Of The expensive 60
ladies' sOd rosewoOd tOn and chsirs covered e
with rich asy marble top
and side .s Ge
A. ss s So
with the most chase painted
e.. s r. rsnS Rs a n@
curtains oornicss large extensive variety Of oil paint
ns Views &c hs whole forming very pleasing
nIsd pIse AND hiy set with leys Of pearl va
% In
.o sb ye vi s Best
fancy table. MIR sofia beds chairs in harcoa
%n an soSis and match &
china and dinner sets eoy silver ware tea lea and dinner
spoons liquor stand superior table cutlery TO- Also,
OF bedroom fnrnure Of the
description. by order of d. j. BARNEY, Mortgages
a UoTIoN NoTIoE-A GOOD BARaAIN-ALL TaE
a variable furniture Of private family three sold rose
csS ri S
private gale cheap for cash One gsror suit covered
ss q, oSy s short time used WIN Be sod for $40 Apply
oSss Will 4 L. Sy
VALUABLE BOwERy PROPERTY,
No 2e south side feet north Houston ST.. consisting of
3 brick houses and factory, lot 25x2i sxi2o3
No. 2 adjoining above, consisting brick houses and
factory, os % and l57x229 g.
sss and
Maps showing SIZE position terms &C., Of above, at No.
Broad street
UCTIoN AND PRIVATE SALE AT 1914 WILLIAM
"A street only .h. splendid soda water fountain
cream machine. confectionery covers
UCTION NOTlCE.-BROWNE & NICHOLS, AUCTION
"A IS Nassau street. would inform their friends
they give Their attention to saes of household furn
residences OF those giving housekeeping
their spacious salesrooms unequasd the city display
aod sale goods Of all descriptions They would particularly
give notice that all furniture paintings all kinds
sale coveredby large policies of insurance without
ira charge
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: RI UNION CONCERT HALL.

. RT UNION CONCERT HALL.
n 81 broadway. SST Broadway.
A-roiher GREAT suDCES5.
R-lIIGCS the Greek sv ord swsllower,
This evening. in his unrivslled feat,
Until doubted by all, but Witnessed
N lightly by crowded sno astoushed audiences
l. 5 excitement at the RhloOe grea, aea,
Of s~ailo wing stee sword "a in long and "a IN Was
N-ishtv witne ssed by enhuss site audirnees
z-Oyertures nightly by the celebrated orcnesrA
e-1jstinc by hAkRIsoN brothers Of Aslegs
l. EXTRAORDINARY feats b. the GREAT 6kEEh hhioOo
B-eIng OF 9 OF the features OF the entertainment
A-,nderiug ths tle most POPULAR place Oh ~musemens
Offered o public OF New YORK ,,.,.,,'
r. anselIe Mile ANY ROSA, from Covent Garden,
W jtb The WHOLLY STAR COMPANY
S-lvays something fresh nj this establishments
y-ou cannot find better evenings amusement in The city.
Observe the address Nightly have novelties Of frh
character. No delay in the performances
Mr. ". BoardweA.. stag hsna9r
wABSWO4TH FOX. PropretOA
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rrIIE AMATEUR PERFORM .NCE
i for the benz ht - the
AMERICAN DRAMATIC FUND
will take place at the Academy of Music
EAsTFh NJ NDAY APRIL Is
NOTICE.
The rehearsal OF 10 be represented
the above occasion called the of Academy a
Music for wedI esdsy ate March e. at O'Clock All
paries sresed are earnestly equesedto attend puncusuy
EDMUND SDHERMEtH0RN.
Chairman of the Provisional Committee.
j. w " ALLACK. Dirsctor.
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7 W: HUNT, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS DAY,
March g. at l0H o'clock at the salesroo IS Nassau
large o.second hand furniture,
part Of which has been removed from Brooklyn Cor oonve
nience SALE consisting In of sofas ee ees lounges
chairs tables wardrobes etegsres side cards bureaus oak
and enamelled chamber furniture &c Also four solid
wood paror suits In brorael and harcloh
the best city makers and sold With written WARRANTED To-
geher with assortment Of crocsery cutlery china ware
glass clocks mattresses Ac &c Sale peremptory.
Catalogues ready Dealers and Others Invited to at
tend
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UCTION AND PRIVATE SALE AT 1914 WILLIAM
"A street. only this weekA splendid soda water fountain
the cooler show cases. tables chairs scales
machine confectionery covers
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A UC1ION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A nurc Bruesels and three ply carpets rosewood paror
suiis' gilt frame pier glasses, &c 40:


VIII SELL on 1hurday, March "a I0f O'Clock, at No. 81
Clnt0n place. Eighth street. the entire handsome household
furniture OF he above resdspce consisting In part Of richly
carved ROSEWOOD paror suits covered IN plush and
crimson ana gold brocste Brussels and three ply carpets
two elegant GU frame pier gasoes rosewood etegere mirror
doors ana back ROSEWOOD secretary lined with satin
WOOD oak ching room suit silver plated cutlery glass
wMecs sets rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus with
bedscads and washsanda TO match hest hair mattresses
paliasses gut frame engravnre manel ornansns together
with general assortment OF basement AM kitchen III rnire
with which the sale viii Catalogues are now ready
aud can be Ind al salearoom 10 N9ssau street,
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~ G. HORTON. AUCTIONEER-SALESROOM 1872 HUD.
W. street, will cont the sale of fancy dry goods this
day. two O'Clock at 46 Eighth Good chance for
Dealers the goods Will be sold without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

JAMES NJ. MILLER AUCTIONEER.
q Referees sale of
07 lots land With The improvements Broadway
Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, and Seventy sixth
and lois. streets
Alfo the valuable property the northeast
Chatham and Pearl Streets
MILLER h McEVTLY
viii sell at auction, without reserve,
On Wednesday, Marrh q. 1859,
At u O'Clock, a.. the Merchants Exchange.
BY order of the Supreme Court under the direction OF Pho T.
Ruggles, ESQ.,, Referee:
464 Pearl st-A dwelling house and lot, with store.
462 Pearl STA dwelling house and lot, with store.
Nos III and l23 Chatham ST. houses and lot with sores
10Th at B lots souhe Ast of 18th and 10th st.
10Th ST. lots northeast corner Of 18th av and 10th st.
18th avs lots southwest corner Of 10Th 81.
18th av.-5 lots northeast corner OF 10th st.
10th st ~ lots outh side between 18th and 18th
l2th av.-l lot southeast corner Of 18th st.
10th ct "A lots with mansion house and atable) north side Of
10th street between 18th and 18th avenues Also "a lots in the
rear of above.
18th av.-6 lots northeast corner of 10th st.
AsoThe valuable water right In front OF 18th
and extending 18th city boundary line of the
18th avenue
Is lots with manso house and stable northeast
Broadway and l0st street, and distant 28 feet inches west Of
10th avenue.
Of sae-Ten per auction to be paid on
the day Of sale.
Seventy OF the purchase money bond
and mortgage for term of years.
Balance In thirty days whom deed and possession will be
given.
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D Lessees. .Mesns q. L. Fox and J. W. LinsAra
THh J. :i$ $S& rS 81 s1 gz, JERSEY;
% ON :Ssisa SStsis & = asas
5ss BROADWAY
E. "''''S' sME seiREiI bAsYNsEIlaili;' Of''''1'
Acme 'e0rs'tni sSs e EuoEsrE sEa.
LIZ OAKP DEs BoURaOIsEs.
s9nete en- IN ac.s par DumanO rspresease sur 10
Jouee par NM Bertrand, en- pelalsin Miles, Pauline ID
e,e representation de
vaudeville en- un scs a. Tbsale d Ss 3aaees
1Ssss Ear .os &C. Pauline Dupont NM
vEE FEMME QUI So JEITE PAR LIE FEUErRk
Sie Kussne Sen renpra r5ls de Madame schoppes.
Dc location est les iours hsurss
du matn jusqu'a heures du soir
WOODS MINSTREL BUILDING,
III s:s' !: '
Elegant, a's'.sa s lss1ss :4aiEgs?d q Hall
5000 rsoPa T6SfHEf RIdh4 sIau
me gga variety q Song Dance and Buriesqus Hs
THE OLDEST As SG1S S9kF4a. In ru suz.
appear every evening ;ssls {sSSid Isl
;&sS
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC VYSTYO
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC WYHIT0
ALSO XLRO
ALSO LIFE IN TIE 1Ia0
ALSO SUNNY 6OUIH AI0O
ALSO ILLUSTRATED BY ALgO
ALSO LIVING PICTURES. Af0O
ALSO 100
MYSTIC MY0lIt
HY6T1C MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
MYSTIC MYSTIC
SPELL
SPELL
SPELL
SPELL
SPELL
SPELL
AT WOODS MINISTERIAL
Isl AND 663 BROADWAY,
NEAR FRINGE STREET.
D6org open at 61z to commence TX. Tiokefs
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DARNUMs MusEUM.-wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON AT
10 Sococl and evening At X O'Clock will be acted (rs
On, THE FATE OF A. COdUEfIK. Hugh Morgan. Nj. O.
Hale Gwypnesh Vaughan, 4e Village Noqusts Mrs. J. j.
ton To conclude With PADDY CAREY THE BOY or
Mr.. W. O'Een. The famous Aquaria, unparalleled in Anne
that world wide celebrity, original Happy Family
payquet seats, Ii cents extra.
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SsIGEEE'S sALs.-RgADY MADE CL0THISG, PIECE
a goods taors' trimmings, &c, &C "A NJ CnIsTAL AR,
suconeer % Bowery will sell this day, 23d instant at
l0% O'Clock A. NJ the stock OF merchant tailor removed
convenien OF consisting OF best fancy
cassmeres and linen custom msde pants ayacca nen duck
CLOTH rock eack aud business coats Marsees silk satn
velvet and woolen and merno canton fam
and linen shirts and drawers collars crayats susoenders
gloves hsodkerohe &c &c Also beaver castor and broad
cloth French and English csssmeres pilots and beavers lion
skin linen drilling Marseil.es yesings apacca drapte
Italian cloth, satin de chine posgee cashmere black
satin and silk vestng &C. &c BY order OF the assignee.
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ID GRAND TESTIMONIAL CONCERT
will be given ct tho BROOKLYN ATREN4EUN, corner Of
Clinton and Atlantic streets,
WEDNESDAY NEXT, March q.
Madame DE LUSeAN Soprano will be assisted by the fol.
lowing talented ariss-
Mr.. NJ. DE LAPERRIERE, Terror;
Mr. B. MILLS First Pianist of the Leipsic CON.
servatoire and bis first appearance in America;
Mr.. HENRY Apply, voln,st;
6IGN0R NUNO, Conductor.
May sedg Wicks store street, Dick
psons drug Of Atlantic and Henry streets
at the door on the evening Of the concert.
Doors open ut ~ O'Clock.
Concert vim commence Al 81 O'Clock p NJ
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THE SEMI ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT HENRY GEn
L HARRIS Gymnasium and Fencing Academy, StuyyeeAnss
institute, $50 broadway, will be held on Monday Ta AND
Wednesday 23d OF march. kxercises 70 commence AZ
P. Tickets eau be procured OF the members ana ~ ~
gymnasium.
NORTHs NATIONAL THEATSE CHlO,AaO ~ ILL.,
IN Capable sentnR thousand people win compiet
wardrobe scenery, properties Se Possession h gwen - g
April Address L. j. North CHICAGO os sonn h' D>o"" -
AID IA Spruce street, New York
INOR sALE-vRRy CHEAP, THE POPuLAk MI
cosy diorama and psnorsma on tine baue .. ., ss
racve AND money making exhibitions COTTON up Apply
70 p J. THOMAS Bro 20 and ~ Nassau s'ree'. ~ :.
mo MANAGERS Mr.. JOHN MOORE, sTAGE MAhA-
Ger of Bnrions theatre, would be happy 70 ener so NJ
ROTATIONS respecting situation for The summer OF .s
az ont Of this city combined with stage msnAgemens
hotb or ether Address Nr Mooe 1876 Sixth avenue NJ Il
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p>ANIEL 8. HoUGH. AUCrIoNEER OFFICE NO go
IL sale Of ali the elegant wood sain
clo a %e Contained he large private rssdenss
sss near .. o cy hh to $ s
lowing ony partial description Of the goods contained in
the basement full suit Of walnut dining iurni
S ad china sos 70 match @
ss ao SuT nosS Gs
psIors carpets. three rosewood suits. side
aSss' BONES elocsS vases fine paintings lace curtains
In the chambers superior carved rosewood beastead
. Gnssd hair ssd hs ue Ss an
EDWARD scHENCK, AUcTIoNEER.- NEW AND
U second hand furniture: pianoforte. &c-By 4; H.
an at GH & 4
hold furniture comprising rosewood paror SUITS IN damssk
and mahogany bedstsads marble top eegsres
Sd
mahogany dining room furni qrs mirrors paintings &C.
The furniture Of family declining housekeeping
Of
bureaus washsAnds tables mahogany sofas rockers and
ySss
large variety Of other furniture Also an elegant
Herring
~ G. HORTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3S2 HUD.
VI. will conI the sale of fancy dry goods this
day O'Clock at 4671z Eighth Good chance for
dealers, the goods Will be sold without
TTENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO. WILL GIVE THEIR PER-
III sonal attention sales of furniture Nhe last Is
year at the residence Of those about breaking house
keeping removing Also will hold weekly sales of furn
ure &C., At their spacious salesrooms No. 9 Nassau street.
HENRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q
III Nassau street-HENkY II. LEEDS co. will sell at
auction, Thursday March "a at IL O'Clock front Of store
2S Nassau street TO close estate pair of brown
aud old long tails perfectly sound kind In single and
double harness good travellers stylish drivers
of them excellent saddle horse; also light shifting top
little used; also set OF plain double harness.
TOHN G. OLDNBR, AUCTIONEER.
q BY VERIFY CLDNFR,
$50 Broadway.
BY order Of assignee,
Will sell
This morning ut IL O'clock
For cash, 10 the highest bidder
20 light wagons, with or without tope
Sale positive
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.
IA NJ @. EDEY, Auctioneer.
Gale of hotel t)ck of Wines brandies, aegars, &c.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR.,
will sell on

At II o'clock, at the saesrooms No. 8 Pine street,
he stock OF Wines brandies &C. hotel recent
sold out removed saesroom3 for convenience Of SALE
Also some articles Of furniture &C. sold the above sale and
not called for including eegantoak
covered n green plush also booksand chairs mattresses
from the London docks aud the respectable
Continents Also avorc brands and vntges OF the
France Spain Portugal Germany and Hungary sseys
Of Scotland Ireland and America; st. OroIx Jamaica and
Grenada runs and Holland GIN also choice So
ssrs. Catalogues ready on Wednesday.
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UOTIoN NOTICES.. p. BURRAS. AUCTIONEER
"A viii seu this Gay, March % at !on O'Clock a. NJ,
the OF the hotel No Vest street consisting Of
large general assortment Of household furniture beds
bedding. barroom fxtures &c. Sale positive.
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CLOTHING, sc,

CLOTEdNO, ~,
At A CENTRE STREET.-wANTED, $1,000 WORTH
a of and le of clothing for the Western market:
Gentlemen will receive @ per cent more than their supposed
value large small lots BY calling at the store ad
dressing Tiios d. CONRoY, A Centre street
A asia PEARL STREET, A LARGE QUANTITY OF
"A genemen's left of clothing wanted for the York
market The hghet price VIII he given and cash paid
money orders through post Otherwise punctualy
attended TO- JAMES MORONEY, 4Sl Pearl street.
AT 50 CENTRE srREET.-wANTED, A LARGE QrAN
"A .v OF ladies' and gcntlem, n cast of clothing
aud hf cent moro viii be paid In current money than
dressing Vim. Walsh 80 Centre street.
A RARE CHANCE.-FROM IS TO so PAID Foa IA
"A des silk dreases from 81 70 - for gentlemens pants also
carpets furniture kid gloves 10, note by post puncua
attended by E. 1884 Seventh between Nineteenth ana
Twentieth streets. Ladies' attended 70 by Ms ~
r ADrBg AND 0BNTLRMnN's CAST OFF CLOTHING,
- furniture and carpets wanted If you wsnio receive an
bragEes supposed presnds call on or send oy pce 70
HHERIg 1855 Seventh between Twentieth and Tween.
II nr streets where you be conyncsd your own sa
6cton who humbugs The mir value payer on the
Ash faise pretending LADIES' attended W by MIS- HAr
Ya 1S6 Seventh avenue
r ApTEs AND GENLHMENs CAST OFF CLOTHING,
furniture and carpets wanted IL You wish TO receive
fair value cash for goods you should avoid all
hutSes and supposed precudes Please cab send by
post 10 b. MINTz 2st Seventh avenue, between Twenty
seventh and rwrnyeiehth street Ladies vend TO by Mrs
n Country orders AlendedU,
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OID ENaRAvINGs BOOKS, AND Er0HINds ny Old
~ master bought and sold The highest cash prices yaa
Persons having for sale would do wei 70 car ON T. w.
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FINE ARTS.

A RTIsTs, TEACuKRs AND SCHOOLS ARE RESPECT.
"A fully informed that the subscriber now selling the bes,
English oil and water colos brushes pae draw
ng paper &C lower prices than other house IN the city,
W. sCHAUS, ArtIsis' Colorman, 629 broadway.
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CARRICK DRAMATIC CLUB.
VI "Esse guam viieri.n
THE INAUGURATION PERFORMANCE
will take place ON Friday evening April 49, in the
THEATRE FRAkCAIs,
which occasion will be represe ned G. H. Lewis play
THE NOBLE HEART.
To conclude with P1anche's comedy of
FAINT HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY.
Ladies' gentlemen Of education and refinement desiring
become members of the Garrick Dramatic Club
quesed to make immediate application by letter. the number
Of members which the society IL limited being nearly
pete. BY order. GEO w VERNON. Hon. sec'y,
224 ysrick street.
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QOwERY THEATRE.
y Lessees Mesas. @. L. Fox and J. W. unsAra
WEDNESDAY, March 70, 1889,
THE MILLER or NEW JERSEY;
Or, THE PRISON HULK.
Gen Washog0nG O. Bonface Seth Peabody. a. L. Fox
judith kisa Benv Bridget F. aortu0
OUR ENGLISH COUSIN.
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N1BLos GARDEN ~ .
TWO GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCEs -.
eek The Juveniles.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, March g.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March g.
commencing each day at 2 o clocl
Nine TOuRNIAIkE and her horse KEEL.
Nile JOSEPHINE In her classic poses
The Elephant 1ippoo 6aib
LAST and ONLY AZ TERNOON PERFORMANCES "a
VAN AMBURQHs MENAGERIE OF TRAINED ANIHAI.a
when each Of these occasions
THE ANIMALS WILL BIZ FED BEFORE THE AUDYEHCR
THE EQUESrRIANS THE AfHIEfEG
Tickets cents Children cents; Upper boxes IS cent?
L,RANKI.IN MUSEUM II GRAND STREET, ONE
door from Observation-Disclosures twice day, ansr
noon at 3, evening ats The
MODEL AkTiSTES MODEL ARTIsTEs
comprising company the formed women In Ia
world, appear at each perfoI nance every
AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
beautiful selection OF living statuary Introducing the e.
"' TWENTY SEVEN YOUNG LADIES
in their classic groupings poses plasques animated sausIy
also the original
FEMALE MNs1REIS FEMALE MINsTREIs.
Every after at Every evening at 8.
AdmissonOrchesra seats so cents boxes Is cents private
boxes 81; the stage 50. Remember, up sars
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DRYAETS' MINBTREL6
Aondax March FL and eysH evening during the week,
More Novelties New Songs Dances Solos Burlesques &C.
JERRY and DAN BRYANT,
the popular comedians ho Primo and bAyono in
THE BURLESQUE ITALIAN OPERA
Plantation song and eance AMT GOT TINE TO TARRY,
Doors NJ 6; commence a TX O'Clock Tickets Is cent
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A UCTION NOTICE.
"A NJ. q. EDEy, Auctloneer.
EZRA LUDLOW, JR,


Al 10 o'clock, at the salesroom No Pine street.
Three handsome light kockawaye slide seat buggy
for four PERSONS one suprb phaeon suitable for
tor handsome road all and fully warranted
Also second hand box wagon with top nearly new, cit
made Also single and double harness. In great varsity Also
robes blankets, &c, &C.
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pHILHARNoN1C SOCIETY OF NEW YoRK-sEvEN
teenh season, 165e9The fourth concert will take place
Saturday evening March D. 1859 at Nblos Garden,
which occasion the following artists will appearMr Mills,
the pianist and Mr. Z. Mayer baritone. Conductor
Mr. Carl Bersmann Tickets for sale At the music stores q
Broadway and NJ Walker l6 Fulton street Brooklyn Mem
hers will please their extra tickets before the day of
concert All tickets sold the door the evening the
will be 81 20 each Nc secured seats Doors open
l. sPIER. Secretary.
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others-Three nne old oil paintings on copr err cabinet
ae seven others panel &c no about SO su and cop
per Roman coins undoubed, and ancient silver Catholic
hsce plate ard spoon IN case Tor sae by GE0RaE Ro
GERS, JR, $50 Chatham s,gecA
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CNIRsT GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL COH-
cert TO be given by AID. NEUENDORFF, pianist pupil
Of rr g. SchllI g. assisted by the eminent violin Mr. Ed
Mr. kosenthal; and Miss J. Drumm soprano; Nile Maria
mig pianists pupils Of schiDng at DODwoaTHs ALL,
su6 broadway Thursday March a. 1859. Tickets cents
be had ct 6chuberhs music store and at the door the
evening Of the concert Doors open at to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-23

NOTICE TO THE THEATRICAL AND BALL GOING
IN public in consequence Of engagement at New Or
which required personal attendance for the past
good nstured friends fearing not liRey
burst soon enough meet their views raised that
had for the OF swnding my creditors
goire to return) To all such persons extend
polite invitation 10 meet at the santa Claus 70 Prince
street. Thursday evening where explanation bo
r. W. WILLIAMS, s. @.
SANFoRD'S OPERA HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, WILL.
- be let end after the lSf OF April. Mns.res any
other fret entertainments make terms by address
ing the undersigned Sanords Troupe, comprising ,wenV
artists their the above date stop
ping Newark New York Providence Bos &c rosto
b the Britain Provinces SAMUEL 3. sANFOED,
Manager and Proprietor saniords Opers House,
Philadelphia.