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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

L CARD.-MII.E PIocoLoMINI TO THE PUBLIC
~ Before saying adieu to public which treated
with proverbsl generosity beg permission eKpressn
beet way offered me. the prornpings OF my heart.
came TO this couDtrs grand, charming
s youth and freshness with high hopes which
than realised.
artist who Ia satisfied 10 miracle. 1 am a miracle
then.
But perhaps the public portion IT, been d,sep.
ponted hat not fault Perbspf the
one eide too coloed while he oenuacaoas
the other r.
pretended to divine genius simply an arss
VINO does the pest she In her humble aud Is proud
for The small est dow that may throw
There may be others who have The divine spark Perhaps
many Others approximate It nearer than I.
love arr and devote whole soul TO It. o,s ask
he public 10 be fsir have been You have
generous sud whatever success have hereafter the
ninscspces Of my American tour viii be among
- my lies souvsnirs
would rather stay hero than go Europe
spelled girl ard prma donna welcsnnot al
Der own way; 40 must 20 on the first OF June
And therefore have written this advance Of
performances thsuk the public Of the whole country snd
rev York especially for the favor that has been avabed
Upon
More than I'll tlf shall endesv,r il the roles -hlch
=, undertake for the Is time here show this
has 10; been thrown away but has
exeruons
and salute you ALL would be charmed to DO per
ally. but the cOustry Is large ans the popa alton
iaense that really lear hs time would not be u1cent
The pubics devoted,
MARIA PTCCOLOMISr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

TINE BASCO INDUSTRIAL PECU AETO, OF HAVANA
Cuba ready to en- ter into contracts for The irans
oo,taon island OF Cuba OF all descriptions of cattle
both for and for breedpg and In order to give all
parties chance. the said Banking Company will admit
psrtieg who be able and w furnish
auch cse bus COW, sheep and hogo aud transport them
said isand either by sailing vcsse5 Such
parties may address the Banking Cospauy sboys clearly
specying particulars regards description quality
weight prices and terms OF nent &c
send appoint agent to the city OF Havans with full
authority to enter into contract eng tas the
company would prefer ~ make contracts fixed
head the weight 70. free from all rick loss delivered
at the place where the will deegDste For
further particulars apply TO EDWARD FLASH 50 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

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sssus an Itsen"n Noble, ..hes Of Hernia
''' SOLDER oncer., nsntsner, lniazoas, as,
Eippoyta Queen OF the Amazona .1isa Mary Wel
Hernia in love with Lysander Sara Stevens
asens in love with Demesrius.. Oiiiiou
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ONLY AFTERNOON
ONLv AFTERNOON
PERFORMANCE
PERFORM ANCE
NRXT SATURDAY.
HEXI SATURDAY.
Doors open at l. to commence g.
pARNrss sUsEUM-oUR IRISH coUsIs, NOW IN
bizarre performance creating the enhusasm
OUh IklsH COUSIN iii be repeated this svenpg K
company Afternoon at o'clock THE HU nTER or Tar
PYkEHNEss. The Aquaria, happy Family, Picture Gal
ery &c, Sc, all here vet Admuance 26 children
TSEYAN1s MINsTRELs
~ Mechapics' Hall, AZ. Broadway
IHIs ExCEiSlOa TaoJPE Or TEE WORLD.
JERRY AND DAN BRYANT.
The cee sraied Ethiopian comedians.
In their side splitting burlesauo
ITALIAN OPERA,
and
w., ~ sgRPEIsE FATTY.
ChAw ROAST BEEF,
Or, Water Soak At Sandy Gibsons
Doors open at On; commences n M Tickets rs cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

THE GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND ARK PRE-
pared to enter into with the proprietor of
good steamboat OF seventy horse and two
hundred tors measurement to between Ct Johns aud
Hurgeo touching six intermediate
St Johns to Twngae touching at three or FIVE
the malta Judges and the
accommodation Of freight and pas gaui,y
Thousand Eve hundred pounds serng contract to be for
Ing ports at which steamer win call delay there rate OF
penalty for performance of
Sc ,ury performance Of contract-and such
spulaons necessary to be subject of arrangement
Distance from st. Johns Twlin
about 30 miles from ST. Johns 70 Durgeo about 800 msa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY APRIL 2s ls5ssIPLB SHEEP
AMUSEMENTJ.

AMUSEMENT5.
NILIA. PIOCOLOk1NI
wi M. StrAk oenh begs leave h hss
Nile PfOOOLONfrI
FOR TWELVE FAREWELL PERrOBHANCg2
previous to her
DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE
Sx OF these performances ake pIxro la New York
thrrr IN 8osson and three IN Ph,iadeiphf. - -
NJ particulars future an poupcementr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28
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TEE AVENUE SABBATH SCHOOL. BROOKLYN
The children will please meet In the Sabbath school roo
hs dhuysdny) morning O'clock the Brooxlyn water
celebration, postponed nom yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

A HANDSOME LIGHT OPEN WAGON FOR SALE
bsf box cut Away ia front and built TO order one hos
double harness Blankets hood de- made by Samuel Lowry
Also black ard tan terrier dog Apply CARROLLS
ble 20 and ~ West thirteenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

CARRIAGE, WAGONS, HARNESS, &C., &C. FOR SALE
" Being the entire establishment contained In
stables no Is West Twenty second street. consisting Of
s class carriage Handsomely trimmed with coacha
wagon with top light strong full trimmed with
blue CLOTH light road wagon with pole and shafts Two sets
double carriage harness. light double d. su
gle together with saddles brides Blankets sheets hoods
nets biting bride b carriage chains, hay cutter and many
other used about carriage house and stable The
ces al the best quality having been ,de 70 order and
Thursday, Friday and Saturday from to II A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

A Lf0HT WAGON FOR SALE CHEAP-FULL SPRING.
IA weight 20 lbs To be at 80 West twenty fourth
street. near Sixth avenue. Inquire of y. COVER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

OOWERY TnEATRA
II Le:sees Messrs O. I. FoI andJ W. IA.gara
Thursday evening April ~,
GOTHAM; OR FAST LIE NovADAys
Stephen Milton. q q. Bonface Uacdy a. L. V
fOfG0, rHE IhrELLI0KNT ARK
Abne Mr. q. l.. Pa
QUIZ GAL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

LARGE ROOM ON THIRD FLOOR, WITH PAN
tries gas hot and cold water In rooms 10 le in private
ly. with board to two single gentlemen ora gentleman
wife, Location pleasant References required. 107 West
lenth afreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

|PARLOR-ALSO TWO LARGE ROOMS, WITH PAN
tries and hall bedroom, to let with board 80 Second
iue situation pleasant and desirable; easy to al
n nj citv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

VJENRv r. HERTs, JR.. AUCTIONEER Will, SILL,
ii Saturday, April 80 at l0s o'clock at 10 Nelson place.
street. between Waverley and Clinton places eenleei
househod furniture velvet and Brussels carpets ocoths
rosewood aud hogapy paor and be roo furniture large
French plate and antel mirrors kitchen furniture
utensils AL goods must be removed Immediately afer
tha sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

az G. ALBURTus, AUCIIoNEER Will SELL THIS
w afternoon. at two O'Clock GAG Canal street. near
yarck large assortment OF household furniture removed
from BROOKLYN for convenience % sale Also,
second Brussels aud ingram
bedding, kitchen furniture. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

A UCTION NOTICE W. G. ALBURrUS WILL SELL
a this day ut 0 O'clock the stock fixtures OF ewery
STORE No 429 Canal street. several tine oil pAnngs SAFE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

YIN Writer'S, AUCTTONEER. Will. asfL. THIS
day Ut y clock, az 46 Caaai street, billiard saloon
two billiard tables pictures fixtures wnes liquors
positive without reserve;
Also a. o'clock a. BOZ Sroaiwsy tAe stk hntures, &n
Of saou setse bsr mirrors taoss, chs dscaners pic
lures glass ware &c.
day aic o'clock at 70 Fh street. the furniture Ia the
home.
went al furniture carp eta, pianos bedding, &c.
saturda clock vt rs. broadway, hair dressing loon:
combs brushes pertuueries cpunters
side ca aes gas nx,ure together with furniture, az
owe, a. NO ,ne figure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

PLEASANT ROOM TO LET-wlTH BOARD, TO
gentleman and wife, also or two single gentlemen
be accommodated at 80 East Broadway; moving In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

tiISS DAVENPORT
night OF Tom fa1or's comedy Of MAHK1
And FaOsf. which was greeted on Monesy night ~
oosded house wit, the mott rap!uous Applause. This fa
mzble comedy will be presented With the
introducing from Charles Reado's de-
ligttful ove OF PEG Woapg.op."
THURSDAY, April 49, 1859.
ell be presented rsyors earning comedy ia three aSt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

vVuLIAM ABBOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2S
w Canal street viii sell this day, at l0s o'clock ihs esre
furniture of the large genee boarding house corner of Grand
and Christie streets consisting IN part Of mahogany p.or
furniture in hair cloth. fine paintings oco;hs bsdstesds
feather beos and all kinds OF mattresses crockery aad asa
ware tlso At 10 o'clock, execution sale Of horse
ion seron and harness, Ia front of said house.
- HUGH k0NIEAN, Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-28

GENTLEMAN DESIRING, AFTER MAY ], A COM.
foraby furnished with gas &C. in private house
out board, can apply at 81 Henry street
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-02

JOINING TIE DEMOCRATIC PARIy.-Wc arc glad TO
Sc, that the democratic party is occasionally rcccv
ing acccsSions to it ranks Of good Southern men,
lloa. George Enstis, Representative IN the last Con-
gress from the first district Of Louisiana and elect
cd as an American, has issued an address, declining
to be candidate for reelection and cxpainin. the
reasons Of his adhesion tn n, democracy
1nthe Presidential contest, where the field will
be occupied by the republican and democratic forcrs,
marshaed in battle array no man can hesitate as to
his place"
II appears that Mr.. E,,stis has not been fright.
ened by the charges Of cxtravagancc made against
the democratic party. As he has bccn in Con-
gress, he has had an opportunity Of investigating
the subject for himself knows ali tho workings Of
government and the items Of expense, and being of
opposite politics would certainly not be slow in dis
covering and exposing corruption il il existed and
yet in the face Of all this he joins hands with the
democratic party rs the only hope Of preserving the
Union and the Constitution, and Of securing the
rights Of the South. Mr.. Eustis knows that the
charges made by the opposition agains, the demo.
cracy arc groundless-that they are only made to
subserve party ends, and arc simply bats to catch
gudgcons.-Char Dem.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-02

THE AMERICANS ~ I.orsiAHA-lion. George
Eistis, who for four years has been the know.No'h
ing representative in Congress from the First Dis
trict Of Louisiana. and the head and front Of the
American party in New Orleans, has written a let.
date Cor their s;iffrages. He says:
"Thc fusion Of the shattered lcgions Of tho
Americans in most Of the free States with the Re-
publican party--thcir repeated and overwhelming
defeats in the Southern Statcs-thc sectional color
assumed by the politics Of the country. leave no
room to doubt the fact that national party, the
American party no longer exists, and that in the
coming Presidential election the contest for SUI.
premacy will he narrowed down to the Republican
and Dcm"c attic parties. Indeed. in louisiana as a
State party, the American party bids fair to fall to
pcc.s If we are permitted to Judge by the signs oi
the times In the Presidential contest. where the
field will be occupied by The Republican and Demo.
craft forces, marshal!cd in battle array, oi
Louisiana can mistake his banner; Cor whatever
errors the Democratic party may have committed
and it undoubtedly has many to answer for-what.
ever Inconsistencies it may have fallen into. mus:
bear in mind that Southern men. Southern states
mcn, have ruled supreme in their councils and ha,,
held its destnics in their hands Many Of them
perhaps. contcmIl,te now with dS,nay the results
obtained by their impru,lcnt and unwisc direction
and guidance Besides 1t is incontcS;ably true that
the Democracy Of the free States together with thC
fragments Of the National Americans. constitute
alone in those sections Of the country that portion
Of the community which cntcrtans any respect e.,
the rights Of the South under the Constitution an.
the Union These men arc certainly entitled to ou
respect, our countenance and support"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-02

Adventures or \ MoxyISgGowS-A laav wac
anxious In make her husband present or shr oc.
c,siou of his birthday anil Il happened To fil IN
winter. AMI at that IV in very severe winter she
thought a comfortable nspsHin---ava woulI he q
most useful acquisition tn his domestic eusuErrss-
so she went tn shop atsi purchased fac Persian
pattern incrina and wCll.vaslist maruiu< gown
She had forgotten the exact height Of hsr husband:
but. TO make Of its usCsulnssss she shoSssh
best tn purchase rather too long than Too >Iart
The day was rather vet her hasband RETURNED in
the sftCrnoo, tT-tn his otticr au she prv.suts, s
with the new article II sasusest: anil he taaeies
srvat comfort after he ha'i pus OF his vet eisthes.
Bat i was too lonS-abeus ten inches tas t,a.s-
"Oh. never mind. my dear said she atstcts,ssa,e
wife. ~ can shorten Il TO suit yoSl~ They had y
party In the evening; they were very merry. AZ
ter they had Sonc Ter be che wind was making ssssh
noiss, anil the rain tssshiaS against the wsussw
that the aiy Soyil not sleep; The husband how.
ever. slept saundly. She rse wi,esss sls.,Ssslsss
him-took che moruinS gown. end cpsamepesd her
work; cut oil about The length Of ten inches tn
make Il suit the husbands statare-and shsu wvns
to bcsi again.
She had to risc early next morning. The has.
hand slept we'll which i frvaueu,iy the ease ssssr
merry evening psrsy. Scarcely had the good lady
lctt the roo, when sSsscr-a good aaturvd slsrriy
lady, who lived with thcm-stoe into the soaas up.
on ,ip,oc In order not TO disturb her brusisxr.sa.
law, and took the morning gown Hastensa- To her
room. she cut III ten inches. ~ she knew sn shc
previous night that is wss too long zoe htua IN
hour after. the master awoke and Was now anxious
to surprise hrs asvtionate wife. 1le ran- the ben
his servant came up and asked hts pleasure: upon
which he requested her 20 wrap up the nsosnins
gown and carry Il to hs tailor to make Il sherter by
ten inches Scarcely vac the morning gown fv.
turned from Che tailor when the good wife stepped
in. The husband had isst Eiseu and proposed now
TO surprise his wife and enjoy his eemioss. To,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-02

Tar EIoetrSer OF GEtrr.-Nr. Rsekus The editor
Of the Cansjoharie Rsdii. h deaf mute. bot boo
eoquensly he gives voice to the language Of xsisf In
the following passage from his lass paper:
I've cannot this week all our usual columns |;
every time hitherto before The that NC eat IN The
old place, 10 the now regularly recurring duty. &c
have had dear little fingers rambling along our
knees or making stray snatehes st the paper. A
little head holding az Il shook its euris. q mock
'by-by. papa and turning back ssin To the swsxs
childish teasing but now. alasI the iittls fingers
are no longer here; the little eyes are din Nth .
dmncss That shall never know the old lussfv axsin
and The little eurs yoader beneath that sod that
CLEANS 70 reeny beneath The ssvrs and he siiasss.
ing white touhsioocs-
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The Orphan Boy.

A. rRuE STORY.
"A little boy, an orphan. Too; -.
Whose fingers ends N'itf cold wers tEe,
With pear1y ,Nters ID eifhe@e.s,
Ready TO Itart Viieuiaaiys MI N.
With timid steps tpprus ehed the door,
Some scanty hfstence to implore,
Whose bra1d kn.scFcr, s,n""th and bright,
,Macked u TIE Efforts Of the wight.
His lsesle hands its place supplied.
(, And open Few the portal WIDE
IA Clergyman Of m0dern date,
Less fam'd for kindness than estate,
Now eyed the boy from top to toe.
And listening to his tale Of woe,
Said, take this crust, tits mouldv. too,
But, still, tits good enough for you!
The buy received it with z 'od Srace,
Asd ttrnH about to qui, lie pace.
:S,tip, said tile priest. In GiPaan boy
Should not purste sa:h bad employ;
Answer ME this, pray can you read?
Alb! no, sir, tits truth I:ideed.
Not read! why, then. yon cannot pray!
I'll teach y0u-after me thus say:
;:'Utr Father" touched bis little heart
Is He your Father, then, and mine.
Yes, said the reverend divine,
God is the Father Of US al
Of rich and poor, of great 'hId shSAfh
With feelings undisSuised 9he boy
Summ'd up rfte whole ii this REPLY:
We're rothess-let it NOT be said,
Ydd eser gate ME Snosiidy breadl
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-02

FANArIcsN.-We sec by tho correspondence Of
the Ohio Statesmen that Ezekiel T. Cox. Esq, L.
5 marshal for the southern district Of Ohio. has
been communicated from the Market street Ban.
fist church, at GAINESVILLE BECAUSE respecting the
CONSTITUTION and regarding his oath Of Office, he cx
ecuted the Fugitive Slave Law.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-02

BRANCH RALRoAD.-Wc understand that be.
tween $4,000 and 100000 has been subscribed
towards building Branch Of the Wilmington Rail.
road to this vicinity, and that probably the premi
nary steps will be Immediately taken to put il in
state of forwardness. 7ar6oro !SoutAernsr.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-07-02

A Philosopher being asked what was the first
thing necessary to win the love OF womau' an
swered an opportunity.
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