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A. j. BIeeeker, Auctoneer.-speoia attention is
called the nDUe3n sale st forkyie Nursery on 3d.av
letWesh 9Th and 9Stbsls, THIS DAY a Ol ocsck con
uencng t lot NO $40 catalogue. The Gne coeci9n Of
Green Bouse Plants smong whch about 900 Csmea;
Jspohioas Erea. variety. W be sold precisely II O'Clock
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BILLIARD Gables.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT Of well seasoned
N BILLIARD TABLES made In the best eosble a,aanss
and al reasonsble prices s be- found tho PHELAN Bill
LARD TABLE MANUFACrORY, kos a., eS 81, Sa& %
Cro,by st. NswYerk Every article connected with the tAs
tie Low sss raisa
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Amueements.

A CADEMY OF IC.-BANTI-ERNANI
"A h0TlCE-n consequence of the sickness Of Madame
sThAkOsCH. IRNASI win be given THIS EVENING, In
stead Of Norms
THIS lFrdsy) EVENING, April 20, at o'clock.
Fst appearance In Amecs Of the arrived Phma Donna
sIGNORA BANTf
from the principal Italian Opera Houses Ofthe Brsrs In Veds
'ss''''sd opera Of IRSAsI =
SIoNOha
BIZ mACCAFEhl......."ss ..'.''.'''''.: r,nani
sIO oOoNl. es, .oyVa
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1NlIE ORIGINAL GENERAL TOM THUMB.
Il HOPE CHAPEL, No. sl8 broadway.
Two entertainments each ay from A. and a 10 O'clock
Doors open half an hour ~ advance.
On sAIUhDAY there win be- extra entertainment, COM
msnein IL oeloci for the accommodation OF schools And fam
lies residing 81 distance
ksntI OLiVElRA the great VioLnis. Mr.. WIN. TOMLlN,
Baritone hom the Noblitys Concerts, Lohdon, and Il
oCHbENEh Pianist accompany the htte General az eaen
performance.
ADMISSION: -.
Dsy entertainment ....25c Evening entertainment ''' 'So
Children unSer oyers. .lSe Children under 10 yea"Oo
- heseryed seats. fo cenu
The General rides daily hs Miniature Carriage, nom 'ne La
khso 10 the hall OF entertainment.
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR APRIL FL
THE NHw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following;
LLEADING ARTICLES The japanese Embassy
r.cg Dia.sS; al ou1S%sn, q Albany; Yhe Potter
Snd Pryor Dr5eay Buch.npS. Letter ssSIsI
Paragraphs.
H.REvIEw OF THE WEEK: Giving in condensed
and conspicuous form the latert and most important
events that have transpred in the City and Suburbs
and the United States Mexico, and Europe
III. THIRTY sixth CONGRESS- First Ss,sIos:
Proceedings in the Senate and House OF Represents
tives
N..FRoM WASHINGTON. Special Disps.ches 70 The
v..LATFsT NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH,
to r j. Wslksr~origusl Anti.LecOmpton Views
Affecting Show Of Presidential Piety; Republican
State NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Mr.. Sewsrd-Great
Enthusiasm he Charleston Conventions National
Union Convention.
yI..THE POTTER AND PRYOR QUARREL: Potter
Names his Wespons-Pryor Declines to Fight-ln-
glorious Tom nation for the Chivalry.
vH..FRoM WASHINGTON; Correspondence Of The
N. Y. Tribune.
VIII. THE ADWIssIoN OF KANSAS: Correspondence
of The n. Y Tribune.
X..THE PRESI oENCY: Bates and Read; Connecticut
The Lesson Personal Preferences Should Not
Geye,n; Who Can Garry Pennsylvania GOV. sew
X..EEW-YORK LEGISLATURE: Proceedings In the
Senate and Assembly.
MNEW PUBLICATIONS: Worcester's Dictionary.
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XIII. THE MASSACHUSETTS, CATTLE DISEASE
XIV..FACTS FOR FARMERS
XV..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
XVI.TBE TWIN RELICS OF BARBARISM: Speech,
Of the Hon. Owen Loveoy Of Illinois in the Honse
Of Representatives.
XVII. .MACAULAY'S OPINION OF THE UNITED
sTATES GOVERNMENT.
XVIII..A PRACTICAL SYSTEM OF COOKERY; Pre-
pared for The N. Y. Tribune By an American House
wife.
XIX. HEALTH AND DISEASE.
XX..PoETRY The National Invalid
xXI..PERSONAL-
XII. POLITICAL
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS
XIV. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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FHEDEHIJh UAmbIAFDI
Copdnetor.. ..UAhL ANoOiUII-
Doors open Of III Opers commences at 8 O'clock
ADMISSION
To Pmquette and Dress Circle 81 Family Circle Soc Re
served Seats extra Orchestra Stalls "; Private Boxes,
for eight persons, SIS. .
Tickets the Bcx Office Of the Winter Garden; ct
Ba Sons No 543 Broadway the down town Office In the
stationery ,ors OF Mess Devn Hasan, No. NssSsss,
Continental Bsnt Building
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oasE o. naqA qlUHg .an0auaE huAd aHoYwan

Fire Insurance Stock Wanted-so shares Artisans
tba ea Everett FOR 6ALEl0shsss Homestead g. shsrss
Wan Street c. b. LIE BARON, No 6WaLst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

DICH CARPETING-SPRIN STYLES.
SMITH LOUNsBERRY,
No. so broadway, near OrAndst,
l .teption TO their Styles ROYAL WILTON VEL
49, TArRsrRY, and BRussHIs CARPETisG. .
InaEsFLY and INGRAM Of every variety Of style and
grade. o- a. A. A..
Best s.yes Englsh YELyETs, 81 2S TO sl ~ per yard
Rest styts English TAPRsTKr 80 cents 10 per yard.
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Astor-UOuse ExchnnEe.

Bah, AEbTAURAhT sns LU HCH.
MEALS served a. ALL HOURS.
TIE EESTAURANT Wi be provided with all the decseics
Vie BAR viI be supplied with the best Of LIQUORS aud
JAS. P. NJ sTETsoRk Co.
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pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC-P. I. BARNUM, grateful for
the recipient he It's propetohp and setve man
sgsmsnt be 70 s,,ure the public that his constant and
ehor and ,ha be devoted TO their sascaon regardless
Although The general attraction. of the MUSEUM have
men. ssh array novelties viii be Introduced rom week
res as be has ssenls smpSysd 5 IN svs R.
objects Of ip,srs.. %
will for the special benefit of CHILDREN AND
FAMILIES in this city and lie sdacencies Particulars VIII
p'iio 10 sP1RfsMEN ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS win be
,ven for live spscked brook trout unnued weighing ,or
more 6.D four pounds The cu. be warranted TO i've
sss .,s a. q sso oo.ss. %s large p's VIII also
LiBERAL PRIcEs vim paid for =, hind, Of cariodsis.
lhsn,ns with the Euiopesn zOOlOsi:aI Institute.
!. tn! sR1HAHi REaEksSgcs, Ags =: :. ls:S s'.l.e.
The 'A9si ZEE csGssEit sUcEtE 81 T entitled
FlsSs1ts s,s si:i ;.ncr; Il. :i:c Of o. '" 0lAANS
YANKEE FARMERS or, THE FosEsT ns,g,S, R1sS; a,..
sss zoUxSk viii Exhibit
s'"'A''''' '''' In the EVENING, at Il O'Clock.
0''''''''' ';FiIi THIRD D's1e SUCCESSIVE = WEEK,
,,. yEAsEE y pEAss; a o1r1. 'opT'. 1.p performance
u.y o. TsE HEART OF MistorhAM EaIhY MEsrAYra
EVYE DEANS. Mas j. j. PEOR
Ts !. which t. h q as
WHAT is IT7 WHAT g IT WHAT is III
is 1T MANI is 1T MONKEY
OR Is IT BOTH IN C0MBINATION1
Tbes the questions in the mind and Judgment OF ' who
sazs upon the
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, -
LEARNED SEAL, BABY ASACONDAs, SERPENT FAN, FAM
lily, GRAND AQUARlA. HAPPY FAMILY: LlFE-5iLE
WAX FIGURE OF A. W. HICKS, LlFE-siZE WAX FIG
and LIFE-SIZE WAX FIGURE OF JOAN BROWN Of
bpper's Feny noterety; and the LIFE-SIZE WAX FIG
URES OF MANY OTHER CELGBRIrIES! may BE- sesu,
q, well the WHAT IL IT al all hours WITHOUT EXTRA
CHARGE.
Admsnee to everything IS cents Psrquet IS cents extra
Children under years. Is cen and TO the Prque cents
NOTICE TO BOYs.-l,OOo Living Mics wanted for the
Baby Anaconda
GEO. CHRISTYs MINSTRELS at NIBLOs
VI SALOON.-LASr WEEK.
SECOND WEEK Of GEO. CBRlSTY'S great combination
piece Of WEFFO, THE SENSIBLE MONKEY.
open st Ito commence az 8. Tickets - cents
This Company will perform at the Athenaum, South Brook
yn Saturday afternoon April 2 to commence s!f O'clock
THE GREAT H N B U z r.
Il ROYAL WIZARD.
WIZARDS PALACE, No. 20 srosdwsy Hope ChapeL ~
AFTERNOON at 3, and EVENING st 8 o'clock
WONDERFUL ASTOUNDING SrARrLING
Grow dsd audiences enraptured with delight,
IKu nj. l(d.nna nfa m nrnan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-20

MASON and THOMAS
N1 THIRD CLASSICAL SOIREE.
SATURDAY EVENING, April 81
Chiekering's Piano Wsrerooms, No 694 Broadway.
MADAME MOZART
has Kindly con ented 10 sins upon the oecssion
. - WN. MASON and THEo. THOMAS
will be x<sisted By
:" q. BsT.mann j. Hosenshal, q. MstIta, NJ sehwarsl
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BREUsH0's and 81 8ELHs, No u walFst. Seats may be
ksd In the evening at the door.
TOMORROW, Saturday, April 81, at o'clock,
LAST PATTI MATINEE,
bat one, when VIII be gvee Rossins fsyodte Opera Of
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE,
MISS PATTI,
BRIGNOLt, FEkRI, Am0DIO, SUS1NL -
Dnrirs the Concert Of the music lesson, MISS PATTI win
ding Eckes celebrated Swiss Song the popular Scotch ballad
"Cempg through the Rye aud at the end Of the opera the
Adefns Wstz expressly composed for her BY Sig Music
Aemson. DonH
No secured seats. Doors open OF II o'clock.
crowd being expected ades particularly
bny their tickets in advance They be had a. al the
regular ticket Offices principal music and hotels snd In
Brooklyn At Prox's and Roses
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gnteteo bs fSnoltde GeGeems Der gEunSdrate tn 2SnS6
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