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The New York herald., 1862-03-28

A CADEMY or MUSIC
"A Those world renowned Professors Of the Magic Art
THE LUBIN BROTHERS,
have the honor Of ennonnc!ns that they will.
ON MONDAY, APRIL II, 1863.
appear In the Of entirely of those
cherche piquant and fashionable
SOIREES MA0IQUES,
which invariably elected the enthusiastic encon
from both
- PRESS AND PUBLIC
10 ali the principal cities OF Europe. Il
The will be scale Of
and artistic completeness before attempted BY any
fcssor Of =
THE NECRONANTIC ART.
Tho OF the Academy will undergo s the hands
Of the LUBINS the haumatursy OF smetamorphoss into
CAGLrOSTROMANTHEUM, .
Or.
LUBINIAN CABALlSTIC BOUDOIR,
finished In tho gorgeous complete with
apparatus, paraphernaa and 'mise scene Of gold and
eftver. u Us q. ..--.-
The OF the LubIns viii found different
from anything ever in New York. every feat being
in GONcEPTIoN, DESIGN AND PERFORMANCE.
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|rENRY ii. LEEDS,

HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.-ELE0ANT
Household Furniture, r. In Paris and F.o.
bee. Ialy.-HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell by auc
on Friday, March 23 at bapst 10 O'Clock in the Gle.
It Residence No. 2S Fifth avenue, OF Twenty.
|th street. Furniture consstn Aubuss IN, Velvet and
er Csrpsts carved rosewood Salts Ia orange
DSinssk Curtains TO mat h real ornolu Chandellc
|cks and Candeaoras, Fore Mosaic Table. real CO.
lin Tapestry Curtains, La do Dining Room Suits OF
|ewoo covered with mo9uet Fancy Chairs covered in
IN dIn ask: superb Bedroom Furniture all made Of
Is de rose and mounted with ormou, inlAId with rich
Intcd Chlna rosewood Suits, covered with pink satin
ndow and Bed Curtains ch; bois de Secretary
IewJo Bedroom Salts, Arnoir aGlace, carved black
nut Furniture, large ormou and plate glass Hall Lamp
ss anl other costly Furniture. Without reserve. Can
seen on morning OF sale. 4..II VIZ II
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ktY WILLIAM IRVING. AUCTfONEER.-HOUSEHOL
tb Fusp.ture.-WILLIAA IRVING will sell this day at
salesoom " Nassau street. large of Furn
consisting Of Brussels Carpets Drugse.s suits Of
dsteads Mattresses. Feather Beds. Pillows. Lounges
fas, marble top Wsshstands &c, Standing and Sitting
sks Stools &c Also NJ twelve O'Clock, three Rockaways
y make, but little used, Harness. Blankets, &c.
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GAS FIXTURES GAS FIXTURES
in the city embracing ell the useful articles
DWELLING HOUSES,
STORES, CHURCHES
HOTELS. &c. &C.
Everybody meditang Investment Fixtures will
advance their
OWN INTERESTS
- ~ W.. p. DALEY Co.
63i Broadway.
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DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF NEW YORK.-(TwEN. ".
IL tieth Season, 165l-'62 ,efe 'faa-i
public rehearsal (number thrcen) will take place at
IRVING HALL
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. March ss. at So O'Clock.
Extra tickets 50 cents each BY order.
J. q. BEISHEfM, Secretary.
NHALLENdE-REPLY-IN REPLY TO MR.. r. n
- Carols card OF the 18th take tnis method of
forming him that accept his challenge TO dance with him
Trial Dance The decision be rendered Judge
and two .ferees, chosen by dis Interested parties.
THOS. J. PEEL, Bryants MinstreIs.
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WINTER GARDEN
w REVIVAL Of THE OLD SENSATION.
HOUSE CROWDED FROM PIT TO DOME
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT.
MATILDA HERON

MATILDA HERON
will appear In her world renowned role of
CAMILLE
1t is now five since, at this Matilda
Heron appearing for the hrst time In New York. in this
character clutched the dramatic dadem with bound
and won from the entire Of city and Of country the
title Of the eatest actress Of time. Her Of
Camille was acknowledged the most perfe exhibition OF
love presented the stage Night after night for
thrte weeka the house crowded from pit to dome,
and hundreds hung with terrible the trials
the true but fallen woman beautiful even in her fall
Camille 10 still the Camille!
The piece win be presented with powerful cast and the
most careful attention to details
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UCTION NOTICE.. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
4. An Extraordinary opportunity for
HOUSEKEEYERS AND THE TRADE.

n ISAACS, AUCrIONEER. OFFICE 3s6 NINTH AVE-
D. viii SELL the irst OF April at IS Gansev
ect at 10 O'Clock Steam Engine, Boiler and Fixtures
afting and Betting ons Wagon. Coffee Mill. &c.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.

r ARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
3sE EssE ssE B3E B3E :$s|EESEEE :$:IE|EEEE
But one OF that my ;tsTSgs Tf,E WHs% fTss;I5s
Which has been visited By people and afforded %e
S s
EssE Ess4 EssE ESEk vide VIDE
But one Of 1sS nv SSnda 81 e1s %s ss0rdn
River Horse 4as ff2n, GREAT isi 1l1si s oaps
scs II az Il NOT HIS xx
6s
rs e FEST 81 81 + rHs IL Z
And 81 :fiss sin nE e
BE closes h. IN K 1rsLs
And will never s ;se1 Il New xSTf after that data
G3HHoDSss 4aE ssSSS sS4n sTTn
sss f ';; ssss ssSs N
to be " 4E N Vis s vi %axss s'a. '. 'A.
r'IH Eah lytsa lMyAtRsaaAsSsk sESsk ssEssslEH!SSsh az E!Sh
r$|saH
's'Srs: siSsR S5tR. asS gssss,i5 sSs.gssD gssTs
.H' Is Shassa nas ssssas sn
MARY PRoyosrs THEATRE. -
M n Friday i'sifTsk ESkSfSd. nj; s'sHGs S%sca ;iifs
BENEFIT
and last app ,nce but one Of
j. WILkE, BOOTH.
Shaksp res rrat tragedy Of
MACBETH,
with all the original music
Will be presented, with most powerful
cast OF characters.
Musical conduc Mr. Kopptts
MACBETll
MACBETH!
MACBErH
J. WILKES BOOTH
j. WILKES BCOrHi
J. WILKES BOOTH
- MRS. FARREN.
singing WHICH,.
rirs! nes
|
Tomorrow Saturday last appearsnee Of
j. WILKES BOOTH.
NARY PROVOST 49,
Who has achieved marvellous during the last 6ve
hTou hout CALIFORNIA; Australia and Europe having
partially overed from her a,e ndspositou IN
the appearing audience Of hor
own country In her native w..
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DWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER.
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
EDWARD SCHENCK- THIS day, 3Ish instant, at II
lock. at his salosrooms Nos l55 and l57 BroHdway
ge and elegant class Household Frni.
e. comprising Parior Chamber Library aud Dining Room,
ts ether elegant furniture.
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xECUTORS SALE.-THE UNDERSIGNED. Exc
cutors of Mary Y. Narsn, decreased will sell at public
on on the ctn dsv Of April 1882 on the premises the
)pcrty lately owned and occupied by the said drcense
sisiiny OF Dwelling Hoas-, n. Tenant House and
IN. and about ~ xcrrs OF Land attached II has good
the East river and within minutrs' walk OF the
aulboat landing. y. B SEACORD -
I STATES BAkTON f.Nceutors.
Dated NEw Rochelle, N urh "a Is.:.
E0R + COOK, AUCTIONEER-ELEGANT HOUSE.
hIi Furniurc-This asy, lutz o'clock at the store
Broadway Large stock Of line Farniturc Of all the
al varieties Our friends know style Of work we sell
ang will please examine for themselves. Catalogues
Xsalr ~e'
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ENRY @ scRrBNBR, REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL

EEKY 9. sCRLBNkR, KEAL ESTATE ;sl md GENEKAL
south Of Bcekman streetPartculsr attention given
aies Of Real Estate, Stocks Bonds Horses Carriages
elsewhere. Real Estate Stocks Vessels, &C., will
sold At the Merchants Exchange when prefcrred Refe:
ders' Bank; Frederick Lee, ESQ, President stgyye
i Rutgers Fire Insurance Company John y. Bailey,
b. ga 5roome street.
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EN0LAND,
II In Chsnccry.

In the matter Of Joseph
Sharrad Woods, absent beyond
the seas; ahd In the matter of
r,,, ,osrr,, 90, =, the 36th 0eorge Ill chap. 81
a. , sa1 JosErn y shhhkAp WOODS, legatee under
sington Gore in the county of Mddescx Esquire who died
about the 18th day OF January 1851 and also lcra
under he VIII Of the said John Youie, who died on or
about me I'm Gay OF January 1855 s ~ living his
John Youc the said Ann youle rspe lively or the
representatives Of the said Joseph sharard
II he died snbsequently thereto by their solicitors on
or before the I'm day oil June 1867 TO come In and claim the
said egacies at the chambers OF Vice Chancellor Stuart No
IL Old square, Lincoln's Inn, Mddlesex "
The said Joseph Sharrard Woods left London for New
York In the United States OF America In month of
November, 1870 and his then occupation that COM
mcrcial traveller.
wednesday the l1th day of juno, 1862 twelve O'Clock
a. AZ the said chambers appointed for hearing and
adiudcating upon the said claims.
Dated this Sth day of March, 1852. - -
en-. Clerk
N. s. Il. sTBINBEi,G,
Solicitor iur TIE Petitioner,
ROBERT WOODS,
No. Oh Wall ng .'r.et, London.
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AMUsEMEnTs,

SATURDAY,
~,,, Second time at this theatre,
JEALOUS WIFE.
Due notice will be given the of the
favortte aud attractive comedy Of the
LOVE CHASE.
TAe popular comedies
OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEARTS
EVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT.
SCHOOL OF REFORM
are In preparation for speedy production.
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AMUsEMHNTs.

NEW YORK ACADEMY OF MUSIC .+.
IN NorIcK-The Company viii open on MONDAY I'm Boatou
ENGAGEMENT or MADAME DANGRI
THIS EVENING MARCH ~
PosITivELY LAST NIGHT or THE SEASON.
AND TOMORROW, SATURDAY
LAST AND GRAND COMBINATION MATINEE
MI Grau has the honor announce that he has suc-
tralto ~ ' -
Who will make her rentree
r, THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, MARCH 8
In Rossini's celebrated opera
u.D IL BARBIERE SIyIGLIA
maane Angri in her celebrated Briguo-
" "anvwa aiancusi, Figaro; Susni Barili Baso.
r, Angri VIII sing In the the
Elena Nase, composed expressly Signor
and ~ the conclusion Of the oDer. - ~'o" -
The CELEBRATED RONDO FROM CFNERENrOI.A
Musica DHec'o anu conductor Carl
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The stock, furniture and Of the Atlantic Hotel
teoken. J will be sold ct public auction on the premi
and Saturday next March q and ~ Sale positive and
comm 81 O'Clock A. n each day. Said stock, hx-
Ac comprise all OF the bar fixtures liquors. segars
sH Of the hotel and kitchen furniture complete and also
othe garden hxures and benches chairs
-, =" JAMES T. SMITH. Proprietor.
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NTIBLOS GARDEN.
IN The great the Colleen Bawn
Inns from appearing In his role OF Irish Comedies
Farces Songs &C. during his present
inquiries for the Irish Ambassador &C. Mr.
Collins begs say that during in New
York he will have the honor appearing before his patrons
and "a epubc in the leading Irish Dramas Of the
dav
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

CRAFULLNs SEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL
" Giaid I'd The SEVENTH Promenade Concert will
take cc NJ the Armofy Satu day evening, March %
kes to be obtained o. members OF the regiment ony No
tickets sold nor money received nj the COR,
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE. -
IN Sole Proprietor Mr. j. W. Lngard.
FRIDAY, Msr,h 2l 1867.
Farewell Complimentary Benefit OF
MR.. u. L. FOX
On which occasion the peoples favori actor,
MR. T. EDDY,
has kindly volunteered, and will appear in his grea1
drama Of
JEAN REMY
Tn Ipi0r NORMANDY.
The talented comedian,
MIR. A. II. DAVENPORT
has also 10y permission OF A. W. Jackson Esq., kindly
offered his services, and will ap
CAPTAIN JOHN SMITH,
In John Brougham Esd. Is great buri OF
PO.CA-HON.TAS;
On, YE GEsrix SAVAGE.
Between the drama burlssQue will be presented
the petite comedy Of
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

MISS BATEMAN,
1 the distinguished young American Actress
an engagement at the Front street theatre Baltimore on
"Bianca !" Lady Tsszls," "1ua." Lady Gay Spanker"
Juliet" Pauline" "Juliana," 'fhe
Nsdon0s OF Art" "Gcraldine,n Mary, In "Selt."
and other leading parts which she has been success
Al tho close OF Passion Week she will her
Eaycment at the WINTER GARDEN,
Of this city supported by Of the 0rst artists In
America.
MADAME DE vTLLIEKS' CONCERT, WITCH WAS
1 postponed last night will positively take place In the
iirst OF E-xt week. Further notice promptly given.
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. CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE
"A The company opens ON Monday In Boston
SATURDAY, MARCI - AT ONE O'CLOCK.
LAST AND GRAND COMBINATION MATINEE
Admission 10 all parts Of the Academy 81 charge
for reserved seats
Ticket Offices at the Academy, Beer schrmers No. 7Oa
Broadway, and Shells Wall street open, where
be secured In advance without extra charge. =
SECOND AND LAST APPEARANCE OF Nine D'ANGRI.
JOINT APPEARANCES OF KELLOGG and D'ANGRI,
On which occasion will be produced Donizes charming
opera OF
LINDA DI CHAMoUNIx,
With Miss KELLOGG in her admirable role Of Linda.
Nine. D'ANGRI as Pterottos
BRIdNoLI as Carlo MANCUsI as Antonio.
SUSINI Prefetto. BAKfLI a. Marcheeo
Lat appearance In New YORK Of
6enorita CUBAS. Senior XIMENES and Corps de Ballet
GRAND SPANISH DIvERTISs ExENT
Between the hrst and
GRAND BALLET DlvERTISSEMENT,
fas de Mastaux by the Corps de ballet
After which,
. 6IGNORINA ISABEL CUBAS
VIII dance her oelebra' ed Nat oua Spanish seM,
I'll OLE
Aner the Opera.
COMIC BALLET DIvERTISSKMEhT,
Joa Ava jouss. by the Corps de BalIee
La Galegada by Senorita CUBAS and Don xiAKEKS
Dance ComiQue, Dcs Gslesca do Spain
by Senorlta CCBAS and Don XINENK6
Finale. by the Prcpas and Corps de Ballet.
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ENRY G. sCRIBNER, AuCTIONEER, sALEsRoOM
Ill Nassau ssrcet-HBNRY Q. SCRlBNER will give
cuar attention 10 saes auction of Household Furni.
b. &C. at private dwellings Parties declining house.
ping invited 10 call.
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NANlEs A. MATHEWS. AUcTIoNEBR, WILL SELL
thls sy (Friday) q i0x o'clock, at No. 20 CORTLAkDT
RkET, 0ne gar MIL. one faaning MIL. Force Pump
C~rans Sisigh and lot o< sundres, 70 pay storage
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AE DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SILL THIS
1x. day at i0X o'clock at salesroon 30 Nassau street
second hand Household fug-
ntnre Carpets Sofas. Mirrors rosewood and mahogany
Paror Suits br0cat1 a0d hair cloth; Rookcases
marble top Centre Tables window Curtains Extension
Dining Tables Buets Dining Chairs Dressing Bureaus,
Enameled Chamber Suits.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO. WILL GIVE THEIR
personal attention Gas formerly 10 sales OF House
Furniture during the season.
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TOHN LEvISON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. ass
Broadway, will sell the entire Household Furniture
tanned In the house Rtvngon consisting OF Parlor
Bedroom and Kitchen Furniure Brussels Ingram Car
Pets black walnut Chairs made BY BAH Extension
Paintings Oicloth, &o, &C.. Tuesday. April at i0,
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NAvID D. E0AN, AUCTIONEER.-TwO SEAT WA.
With top will be soL this day. st O'Clock ct 433
NAL In addition TO the regular sale Of Store C0un
~ Gas Fixtures and large quantity of second hand Bed
ada, Chairs Ac
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

|NAvID D. EAGAN. AUCrIONEER WILL SELL THIS
day vt l38 Canal street, O'Clock, Bsds Bedding
'ds.eans. Bureaus Carpets, Chairs, Commodes Sofas
sdIrs Gas Fixtures Cornices ana large lot second
nd FurRtture. AL OF which be sold this day Also
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

ENRY u. LEEDS, AucrIoNEER.-HENRY H.
LEEDS CO. will sell at auction on Friday March "a
u In front Of store 2J Nassau street bay Marc
hgh eight years old. long tall weighs about 200 lbs
table for express; walker aud ca trot IN
minut1 8; perfectly sound. rrH.-
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

INTERESTING MATINEE.
Il MASTER DUDLEY WALLER,
The Young Orator. only six of assisted by his
teacher J. H. Brown, will give Matinee at Clinton HALL
Astor place, Saturday, March 30 ls62, commencing
o'clock Tickets Is cents; pupils and children i5 cents
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amp certain lemedy Uher mt dcines leave the s,ue,n
subject TO eetusn cf The disease cure by these med
icines is permsnet Ily Them be satisfied rno h. ,n,a
BILIOUS Fkvl!.s AND LivE. .UOMpLAlNTS,--t;prer,i
Depi'iy Io,s of Appetite Diseases of Feaes-tA. Ned
lcmes nave beet ustd With the beneficial rsp,;s ia
cases OF this description Kings Evil ami Sc,oiu,a
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uon ofthese remarkable Medicnrc, Nf.r. Sy,a.
Nelvous Debility Nevm Complaints OF all klnd, ra,.
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MkkcuRAL DISEASES Persons whose constitutions
have become impaired by the judcios u.- of i.r,nry
VIII ind these Medicines pefect curet As they nsye,
al 10 eraclca'e from he system all the effects of Mer
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-, Prepared and soldby w. B MOFE'AT,
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FOR SALE ALL DRuG0ia1a
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-11

Leave dyes alone, and use only some renabe Eestor,
Give. like Heimstreet's Innitabe.''
Sold everyweere-Price SOC and 81 per bottle
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