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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-09

CADEMY OF MUSIC-PICCOLOMINI
"a The public are respectfully Informed that there will be
only three performances Monday "Wednesday and
Thursday On Friday The opens in Philadelphia from
whence he VIII depart for New Orleans and not
pear again in New ork until Easter Monday.
Mr. uDman that Ia consequence of Mile.
Pccoomn services being imperativey required In London
early prl he has been obtain extension II
his contract from Mr.. Lumley
Mile PICCOLOMINI
will not therefore in New Yors after Wednesday
aud only be heard Monday and Wednesday ~ and
IL, when consequently she will make her
FAREWE. IL APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK
previous TO her departure for Europe
Moncay-"la Zngsra'. by Picolomni and Brguoli o.
Tuesdsy-The Festival Of the St Georges Society BY i'm
arrav of artists Matinee Of two operasMartha and
Il serva fadrona In the evening and THE Cre
aon On ENTHUSIASTICALLY night of The Huguenois" and
Farewell Of Piccoomn prior to her departure
Europe, and close Of the
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srNG Asa>.

--~-.--~---~er~~--~-- -~----,-,
r,IIE ErSE Anrs
L Mr. FERDINAND RfCnARDr hegs oiyp 90 inform iha
,,ublc that he viii opch Monday. January ~ The W.
toual Academy Of eslu in ent street bctweru irDadwny
and Fourth avenue, bis
LNHIBII ION uF AMERICAN SCENERY,
comprising al unuruge, representing annler or The
finest THE l. sub rs the Fails lf Siegtrt
lreutep, 1T Anthony MpusbaAt, Chourre nal Mnumnren
che the rnimnoth save Kentucky, stsrs Neorse WTna
pseogce u'v, p--supl tdi titis1H rivers ga bNu
aud hur npauttins lra Nrt'ae iU Nr,uii,
reach CAPE Nas y Grace church % iho oSy ot Sew
lnrs. ac., &C also
a tuLLhGtlON rF DANISH PAtSrtSis,
sod over 90, broom. f,d drawings fr'n uttrre.
So ttI,n - -ut-.i.s
th'' Euilnit 3. 'aif. 'fttf Ntu Nnl q ih lh
futfDs 70 s ~ ~
u-Nr ip"i .'tpt oorutJ ,rs Ia, bother artists
Ia Wat ihs cg.ihHoI,
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DopwoRrHs SALOON, No. s06 BROADWAY MRS.
IL FRANCIS ANNE KEMBLE6 readiugs from Shtk
snere-CYMBEtINE Thursday evening Jan 6. OeOc
RICHARD III FRIDAY evening, Jan I, a. oclock u
FY VIII Mondsy morning, jan 10 at O'clock OTIINi.
10 on Tuesday evening Jan. H. at O'Clock Tickets 81 EACH
may he Obtained Nesss Hall Sons go Broads way; Ap
petnn Co.'S. 3i6 Broadway; ut the Clarendon Hotel Mr..
trcwens store and a, The door Sofa (essrve
81 30 may aso he had at Mr. Crowens 500 road way and at
the door No tickets viii he sold after The reading has begun
An early attendance IL solicited.
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MATRIMONIAL.

HUSBAND WANTED-A LADY, PREPOS1EsSINt IN
appearance, of large fortune DESTROYS OF forming thn
acquaintance OF gentleman, with view to matrtmony.
Among her acquaintance there whom abe fces Tor
nhusband takes this method hoping she find one that si
Will fancy: much onleatHa Mad loving
heart who thinks avortby OF s address Anna
Crawford, Post Office, New YORK
WNIATRIMoNTAL AIhIANCS BUREAU" 65 PRFSI-
Nl dcut street South Brooklyn. " established lsi--
For introducing ladies' md gentlemen uakoNu To
each o'her VITO DESTROYS of entering ina manpny Dr
TITLED with forms of uppr atom ard u utri
any part OF the Union.
CLEMENT A. WATSON, Manager.
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Exterior OF Shy'ock's house. with extensive view OF
the Jews quarter In Venice. showing the canals
the OF traffic and com municaton In the
famed City OF Bridges. wallace
This "a will close The
GRAND CARNIVAL
alluded TO by Shylock in the text
Sudden Illumination of the City and
Simultaneous Appearance OF the Masluers
ACT Ill
Scene HAL of the Caskets. lakewood
Arrival of the Prince Of The Spaniards choice
Scene 3-1he Columns of st Mark .Isher wood
Rage and despair Of shyock at his daughters
The good news"-The Jew revenge.
ACT "
Hall of Caskets.
Basanos choice-The ladys oy-Arrval of Lorenz'-The
evil udngs-1he departure.
ACTN
Great Hall of Justice In the Ducal Palace.
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE will be performed every
evening.
Box hook now omen for the week.
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INSTITUTE HALL. NArcnrz. MIss1ssipPL-rais

INSTITUTE HALL. NATCnEz, MiSslssiPPL-TdlS
beautiful hail, by Introduction abundant suppl
gas lights has received the only addition required
make of the most plesstut and oommodhus "
the South for lectures and panoramic display ps
eoor OF the hall prurerwhlch n The second stos
pied with comfortable chas and sees fn Sd ny seats ngn
berng 800 the end OF this room Is plat
four feet above the 0our, 5lEl5 feet wsn oOtShs
front Two Portable Withdrawing rooms ouen on The plat
other allowed
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

DEFEkCE OF THE DRAMA, CONTAINING 4 PARA.
IL lei between the nnf the pnpt by william Davis.
comedian; now ready; prire 2'a cents FHENC w Mas
street. New YORK pu1h'her.
CPEC1AL ANNOUNCEMENT
- PuhHcaton dav.
To news Dealers book bud periodical sellers and The great
nubhc.
The February Number of tha GREAT REpt 1ifdr NDNrN
IY, being number OF The most sii ever
issued in this country, viii be published on
Monday, Januiry llth instant, ats a. w..
and after which hour 10 VIII be for sails bv M d'tNa
booksellers and periodical agents Throughout the trl states
and Canadas.
The contents aud ILLUSTRATORS will be richcr ana
tlan the first hummer The trade requ seni th,
orders early Send subscriptions 70 the pu1.iBlrrs.
TRRMs.Singlo copies 2c, ye1ty suhsctutiln,
So; two copies, S5 three cOpee, 81 four clpes
copies and 10 toe club - each invariably al.
vance.
Buy the February Ma nber
OAkSMi ~ n co Ptlbi@irrs
liz and ~ William street Nrw York
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ysYOoD's MINSTREL. BUILDING,
w 5si and Ser broadway.
NEW TEAR CALLS EVERY MONT
HOUSES CROWDED. ROARS OF LAUGHTER.
WOODS MINSTRElS
appear every evening H. their popular acts OF
rEGRU MINSTRELSY,
With all the Comedians,
Mesrs G. n Fox Cool White F. Bro~er Charles White, j.
H. Budworh, and the entire Of this
MONSTER TROOPE OF ARTISTS
To conclude with g. Blekers celebrated original pece
written expressly for this establishment entitled
NEW YEAR CALLS
with appointments &c.
Doors at 6H: 10 commerce az ~
Tickets Is cents, Children under yes 70 Is ceua
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I AURA KEYNES THEATRE.
~ The Polka performing az this theatre composed
by Mr.. Thomas Baker expressly for aud dedcs.eIio
liiE LINDSEY BLUES,
1ndependc1t Corps)
has been arranged Coz the the aud
VIII be published with fun page colOrei military lel Ia
lew Gays by Messrs FIRTH, POND Co. 81 Brosi"ay
NEW THEATRE BUFFALO, ~ Y.-LADTEs AND
~ gentlemen OF the profession, DESTROYS Of englgemen,
can address Mardon Buffalo, ~ V stars tretied With
on liberal terms.
(tITY ASSEMBLY RooNs.-CARL BERGMANS'S THIRD
~ Grand Sacred Concert SUNDAY Jan. ., 1859 Sinous
uiubinsten) first time Ia America. Overture Carnival Ro
manl b. Beroz Overture (furyanhe) Weber Violin soo,
IT, rh Quartet four French horns Chorus from Men
d. ssohn. Chorus from acknowledgement Aron aud Fenona-
Tickets 80 cents, for sale Al u Breusngs 7O Bro'iwy
L,RANKLIN MUSEUM l2 GRAND STREET. EXTRA
notice. Last week Of the Grand gaia demons
ration. livery afternoon aud night
SATURDAY Jan. u.s.
and positively the Last day the season. apart for the
BENEFIT OF THE MANAGER,
George Lea, which occasion troupe OF nearly
ONE HUNDRED YOUNG LADIES
VIII appear in the Model Arses, with other attractions Dant
forget saturday, JAN To- In the afternoon 1T 8 evening
FIHE MOST bLABORArE. COSTLY AND UOeRECr
la the American continent be found
the fashionable show OF Mra IL SEYMOUR Isl CANA
street, ONE door west OF the bowery.
THEATRICAL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF rug
profession, OF ackt owledgei tale Wishing
for Of six mn tina apply immriey w. ".
BRINK SsSe Manager. NORRIS d TATE. Proprietp~s
'araudagua, n. Y. N. B-A danseusc wanted Salaries
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f1oHSTABIEs sAE.-A NJ. CRiSrALAR, AUG.
tioneer. % Bowery viii sell Monday ION inst at III
O'Clock one bay horse and harncss
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JrOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHdOND-TIiE
J. United states mail steamship ROANOKE Capt. Thomas
skinner, viii leave saturday 18th inst, O'Clock NJ
from pier NO IL North river She will arrive ut Norfolk the
and at City Point the foil owing morning. Pas
the south will proceed by the southern mail
line. Those for Richmond will arrive there Monday mora
ing Travelless will find this The cheapest pleas aGd
expeditions route Passage and fare, with
Norfolk, SS Petersburg aad Richmond $40 Apply TO
LlDbAM a. HElNEkEN, ~ Broadway
CUANo FREiGHTs.-SHIrS BOUND 70 THE PACIFIC
NJ can procure reiehts OF gnano, terms made
known, application to A. g. BENSON No 80 South
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WALLACK's THEATRE.

WALLAcKs THEATME; , vor,,u
The performance commencing at seven oco~g Is en'en
ia time for all the best 10 brooklyn Wninsours
Jersey City Yorkvls and all the pooulons suburbs.
INChEAsINl EJLAf
and
UNDININIsHeD ATTRACTION.
SIXTH WEEK
OF the
MERCHANT OF VENICE
will be acted EVERY NIGHT I'll further notice.
- Mr. wAfLACk IS SHfLonK- 80,
The COSTUMES OF e sixteenth century, being of the
description during the resns OF Francis Of France.
Henry VIII OF England, &c.
NEW Acknowledgement OF THE sTAGE.
giving unusual space n width and distance IN order secure
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY
painted by Isherwood Wallace and assistins and derive
from he most reliable and authentic
will include the following array OF artists
inse o' venice ''..N W ChppennNe
Prince Of hsn.soo POra Fosa
Antonio the Merchant OF Venice Dyot
Esssrnio ms friend Lester Wallacx
SehniO, g.. Mr. Levera
saiarino Fiends Antonio and Bassanio Mr. Lasceles
'ratiano (Mr. Broughap
Lorenzo In love with Jessca Mr. Bangs
Tbs Ssw III - Mr. .,sck
Launceo Gobbo, servant to shyock Mr. Young
Old Hobbo father 70 Launceiot Mr. VI. r. Phillips
Leonardo and sephano Bassanio
pa pa]ir servant 70 forta Mr. Tree
nouA eh NJ Mrs hoey
Nerissa her waiting maid Miss Mary Cannon
ACT l.
Scene 1-Place OF st. Mark Wallace
Scene 2-Tbe Columns ot st Mark Isher wood
Scene 4-Grand Hall of the Caskets In Portas Pa
l..a IuLa.
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IIENky u. HERrS IR AUOTI0NEEC- BY 1igRTS n
II MOSS Peremptorv see Of choice groceries teas
Sc. 1tcsi January IT, at i0, A. the
seles OF Iile street, hrklS Moss viii sell
prove tn. sock rse hOrsr, cJmpfsng
green ana black t"a, sugars, crle sDce+ pickles.
sauces miy e0ap, sperm and adamautine condes prGncs
raisins ,hampagpe bauies rum, Havana aud German
rhrs. g. sc icrIns, cash
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sNosrg ROLLERS OFFICE, NASHVILLE TENN, DEC,
" Is lSs3.-Uuder iie provisions Of the o. lid Fcl
1870 other t- upon The snbert OF Free Banking
III sell at public auction az the Merchants EXclanye "a
direct New York city the 3D. Of February, st nnt
frou day to day uotl they are All daposed o the 1Slng
bonds the Of Tennessee belonging
following free banks nquidai1n- wis p Nashville
Chattanooga Railroad bonds for $1,000 each belong
the Of Claiborne, - East Tennessee Efgu Rail
road onds for $1,000 each oeingng 70 the iaak Ut leuers
u aud Nirgtit tnhroad b'us for sUDO
each belonging ~ the Rank of lrenou " Nashville and hat
i-n,, !l,road bonds and III MctaphH Guy bonds All
O. 900 each, belonging u The iiapk o tAzewell
80 ME- y. DUNLAP. Comptroller
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r AURA KEEYh'S THEATRE
Ia TOM TAYLOR'S LAST AND
produced upon New stage having achieved o.
its
HUMOROUS POWER
q uninterrupted career of popularity for
THREE ENTIRE MONTHS,
during which comcales have failed 10
CIT. the
MOST uNBOUNDED LAUGHTER
And ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE
of 1t auditors, who, during the
UNPAkAlIEifD BUN OF THIS PLAY
have formed q mammoth aggregate OF
MORE THAN $4,000 PEOPLE,
a success never before wnessi d In this city.
MONDAY EVENING JAN. 10, 1859,
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DOWERY THEATRE
ID Lessees .Messrs. G. L. Fox and J. W Iingard
Monday evening, Jan 10, 1859,
MOLL PITCHER.
Msladne Mr. Boniface Nabby saueeler Miss F. Herring
THE GOLDEN AXE.
THE TERROR OF wALLACHIA.
pURTON's NEW THEATRE BROADWAY.
ID Under the manag OF j. and Wayne OlwNo.
GREAT COMBINATION
TRAGeDY AND BALLET.
First appearance OF the American tragcdian,
Mr.. }. PtsDCIOk,
whose late the Scston theatre brilliant aud de-
cded This celebrated will his appeal anoe
here on MONDAY EVENING. Jan 10, 1859
VIRGINlUS,
.
Mr. Moore Vi-Rnia Miss A. Cutoa
s.During the evening +. NOIIENHAUERS unapproacha1o
Orchestra
To conclude with the greatly successful
BOUXsRY BALLET TROUPE,
consisting OF Nile. CkIhSTINE FkANck. DUCY BARRE.
Mons. ana Nine. BoUXARY, sZoLLoSY and twenty four
capital artists
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VOLEMAN's
" CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
Sailing regu arly advertised days
CLIPPER SATURDAY JANUARY q
The fast sailing clipper ship
DICTATOR,
Zeresa commander, is rapidly loading pier Ia East
river This elegant and substantial clipper has been built
pressly for the California trade having all the improved
atons delivered cargoes superior
don offers great Inducements shippers DESTROYS landing
their goodsn Francisco free from sweat other damage
che nsre at the lowest rates and having large engagements
will be despatched on her advertised day
N. B-No sal soda taken vessels VI this line.
VIM T. COLEMAN 4 co,
IS Wall street TOntne building.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIF1CIAI tn EfH-Ss ONLY FIR BE NUrIFUL AND
n substantial SETS pure silver, with gums $40. elerr1
plated with pure gold, gold, pana rubber base via
continuous gums, so warranted equal to work i New
any price, Single teeth, 81 teeth ei AMI extracted
without the least pain Doc by DR. buTE R DENTIST cor
of Tenth street and Siyth avenue.
I 7 NPRECEDENrED PRICEs-S GOLD PARrtALSsfS,
L SIS gold sets; 81 slver-Dk MANSIONS beautiful hides
trucuble (paiented American tumotype reeth comfort
able, economical Four premiums Eighteen practical
Satisfaction insured References 90 West twenty
street. Filth Broadway. Also, Offices
100 Washington street, Jersey City.
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a USTRALIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLISTED 1852
"A Carrying the United States mais-Saing positively
the day adyertsed.--1be noble clipper ship BREWSfER,
register Clark commander succeeds the Shakspere
and will have prompt despatch for Melbourne She Is the
ship the berth for Australia and has splendid
aud commodous accommodations for passengers One half
cargo already engaged and shippers will please make
early application tor freight For freight apply to
X W CAMERON. No. Bowling Green Sight bills for sale
cash advances made consignments Consignees
Australia Messrs, Wilkinson Brothers & 20.
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4 UCTION SALE-READY MADE CLOTHING, PIECE
n goods, &c.-A CkisTALAR, anctioneer q Bowery,
will sell Monday 10th inst at IL O'Clock, large stock or
reasonable clothing consisting Of business, frock sack aud
Raglan pilot overcoats CASHMERE doe
skn siuet pants silk satin and velvet vests cravats
stocks undershs and drawers boots and shoes
CATERS, cloths pilots petershams, &c Also fur
tippets cuffs capes, &c
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Mr.. LING ARD,
Mr.. BYRN NE,


All communications referring 10 the buoess of the assoca
ton win in future he addressed TO Charles s. BERNARD iS6
Broadway New York JOHN BROUGHAM Chairman
4 CHppENDAiK Secretary pro ten
EoTcEResiden members viii bear in mind that In order
their fines all dues should be aid before Monday
January TO- residents having week In addition, viz,
the 18th instant. Office hours from 10 A. NJ till p NJ.
N B.-From r. ti3 T. VI. will be devoted daily tn the
receipt aud payment IF dues when other business will be
transacted CRADLES S. BERNARD, Secretary protein.
4s6 BroadwaY
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DARNuMS MUsEUM.-GRAND PICTORIAL ILLUS
ID of the much talked about and profoundly
resting Second Grnne Expedition search the Of
sir John Franklin and his called
the ARCTIC EXPLOR ATOMS Os DR. KANE accompa'
MED by Oral Explanation aud Description Monday af-
o'clock and also in the evening IN The lar
ees n owsve, Madame SHERWOOD, is still at the
The only Aquaria In America worth abiding
The Happy Family Lvi Serpent and all the other curosi
ties. Admittance q cents; children under 10 l3 cents
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VNM. ". wRIGnT, UJTIONEER-OFFtOE No Q
w Court seewil sal TUESDAY Jan. II, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ ut ll3 oxford street south of Fulton Brooklyn
handsome household furniture. consulting In of Brasc
threepY ans ngrnn carpets damlsk and lace
cutains oil paintings solid mahogany sofas tets tetes
chairs aud side Tables hedsc mahogany
secretary and bookcase lanOorte solid oak chamber suit
with marble top bureau aud washsand, oak extension table
and dining chaIs, HAIR mattresses and feather beds china
glassware, crockery, kitchen utensils, &c. &c.
w day. Mt two o'clock, az i5i Canal street tue
household furniture of funiy breaking hDusrkeepng
hsI dsOme carpets oUcoths paror suits mirrors fine
meni beds bedding, lining and kitchen fur
nue &c Cle piano silver and china Cash advances
all kinds of merchandise
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MERCHANTS EXPRESS LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
CURRENT no DECEPTION
Extreme clipper of Saturday, Jan. IL.
Slowing and handling with unusual shippers property.
The magnificent A l extreme clipper ship
WIZARD,
Woodside commander
Completing her loading at pier q Fast river.
Selected nv government desirable for
quantity of provisions will insure dispatch above
ositvchas made the passage from this port to s. +. in 100
ailing) days lnsures AT lowest rates.
BABCoCk, COOLEY CO., lis Water street.
Tontine Buildings.
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property hls beautifully elevated and very
hcahy situation and In sight OF the ell giant residences OF
many citizens within twelve minutes walk
the Railroad depot which niue daily
of stop in and Eve in winter reaching Chambers
The Tenth Is opened, worked
travelled upon The kngsbdge road Broadway, and
leading the Depot about being lighted with
(prrs aid The title 10 this invaluable property Is
having chan ed owners for about hall century,
uiis susceptible OF immediate Improvement Three ourhs
purchase none, rmtin bona and mortgage foe
years The sale VIII be percn story Maps be
I'D at he auconcers a Nassau street.
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IJFrhY u uEITS, JK, huCftONEER--By HERTS y
IL NJ SS-Wtil SEN, "wednesday JMUuury ~. II
ocl,cs the cutlery the sales No Pius strei
elegant furs lelg the btan Of rich
furs rrs Sc FROM taestrc No l9' Hrpulwty ny
order assiFueeH ~ Id wiaput
close the eftza comprising rich saIie, ani
fets, French sable ern1uc, French MINK stone mGrte
and other cspes. taUss vconacs, mpG cuffs glove
mul,rs cnh and lap rpbes &c, &c Catalogues ready.
Goods n view Tueaday.
DlCHARD WAITS RS. hUCrGoNEEe-To MORROW.
II Monday, at Gl uco-k hichlrd Walters viii sell 26
Caharine street. vances and keep very htrisp
LIGHT sorrel pony - hanis high, old rOuer
limit reservation
VTTM ~ WRIGHT, USTIONEER-OFFtOE No
w Court seeiwil sal ON Tuesday, Jan. H. ut 10 O'Clock
Il 49,. infI
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. A CHIFFON AuCrIoyeER

- A. GHTLrON, ArCTIONEER.
ID. Large sae of lbs lots of ground at Fort Washing
ION partition direction of Stephen Cunbreeng
Esq, referee COLE Chiffon. auctoneers will sell on
Tuesday Jan IS 1879 II O'Clock, at the Merchants Ex
change n y the following lots ground belonging to the
Iognrdua estate
isithi streeriy three lots, between Kngsbrdge road
and Harlem river.
st three lots, between Kingsbiige road and
Harlem river.
kincshrihge road--Tlrec lots
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AyrUsEvYErTy,
A CADEMY OE MuSIC.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.
n The public respectfully Informed that there will be
Thursday On Friday the opens Philadelphia from
whence the VIII de part for New Orleans and
pear again Ia York until E.ster Monday.
Mr. Cinan that OF Nile
Piccoomas services being imp srayey ured oafoa
early In April he able To OBTAIN extension Of
hls contract from Mr.. I.rmey
Mile PICCOLOMINI
VIII not therefore appear New York aer next wedn ,siay
and oay heard Monday and "Wednesday Jan 10
AZ when. consequently she will make her ,r ,,
FAHEWE ELL APPEARANCE IN NEW YORK
previous To her departure for Europe
MONDAY Jan IN. ats
The sale OF seats this morning. a. the Academy
sbell's, ~ Wall street ana @. Breusnss
FRS Mi ht of Bales fav0.ite opera OF
LA ZiNGARA,
being the Italian version Of the popular opera Of
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL
with s the new recatives additions expressly
by Bate for
Mile PICCOLOMINI
the OF the Selection of the Zngara for tbs opera
TO be performed a. Her Mesys theatre ia honor OF the
rage OF the Princess Royal OF England The cast comprises
Mile PICCOhOMINI Airline
sgnor bhidNOLl
Nile 0HIONi FLoRENzA coLETrI. QUINTO. "a
Elm the courte of the 'Ziugara"
A GkanD BALLET,
to the new music, expressly composed By Bale.
and the Corps de Ballet
On uesday-Grand Fesv of the st Georges Society day
and evening grand combination Matinee consisting of the
entire opera OF MARTHA, and LA SERVA PADHONA. In
the evening Grand Concert snc the Oraoio OF THE CREA
TON Admission to both perform 81 3d. to the Matinee
alone 81; to the Concert aud Oratorio Si
On Wednesday-Fareweu appearance OF Laborde, FonSo
and Carl Formes Onv night OF
THE NJ GUENOTS
with its splendid mise IN scene and grand cast
I'D Thursdsy-Fareve appearance OF Piccolomnt being
posvf the last time thai SHE appear In New YORK prior
The company open Philadelphia Friday, and will NOT
appear In New York until Easter Monday
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d CADEMy OF MUSiC-TliE ST. GEURi SOCIETY.
a GRAND FESfIV AI--fuestay morning and evening
he sale OF and tickets this morning at the
Academy OF Music at O. Breusing 70l Broadway and 81
bells ~ Wall street
The Executive Committee of the ST. Georges Society take
much In informing the patrons of the Society and the
public in general that through tue valuable assistance they
have obape1 from quarters they ensbed to
sent rarely been offered
On tuesday, Jan. IL Day aud evening,