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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

The Conservative (Copperhead) held an-
other meeting here the otaer nigut, and all
all parts Of the State. They came up with
determination to be as fierce ~ tigers, but
wten It leaked out that. Gen. Palmer had
made speech In the U1k5on Meeting on Tues.
day night, and had taken strong grounds
with the Union men, they grew as quiet as
opposed to everything that the Union mcn
wtre IN favor Of, and especially the Constitu-
tiopal amendment, but VIC opIne thss there
will be an active t'getting down stasrs'' be-
fore many months roll over their devoted
heads. We sball see. however, before long.
Hnwlnn
, 1865-06-02
The Only Loan In Market
Great Popular Lean Of the People.

How one1ed By sha aoyezoraat and it supk1oF
vautaEea mAta Ii tia
, 1865-06-02

FINDINGS.
The Court after mature deIlbetatfau on the eyi-
dentc tdduced, nnos the sccnsej as follows.
Or the p+e,fc1tion-"Gu,lry.''
or the LNAAGE-"EufltY.'
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A sirc1e block ofthe Nicholson or Chicago
wood pavement has bern put do sn- In MINT
gomery street, in San Francisco. This Is the
tisst ever seep on the Pacific coast, aud It's IN
PRODUCTION here meets with the usus opp ISL
tion from tAr iguorlnt and the prtjudtced
hut the old cobble stcne pavement, Of which
TT have hitherto lad the result In America,
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twelve dollars from Margaret MCGUIRE, In an Eighth
avenue car tho 10th Of December pleaded guilty TO
petty larceny from the person William Anderson,
charged with burglary in the second degree pleaded
guilty TO an attempt 70 commit that offence On New
Years night Mr.. James K walsey, OF No 4 Abingdon
square, caught the prisoner attempting 10 enter his
front door, and when chased by the officer he threw
away key. John BerrimAn James NoGiven and Luke
ONsl pleaded guilty 10 perpetrating an assault and
battery upon Cornelius 8 oumby ON the 2oth Of No
vember Az these prisoners were remaaded for sem
tence
Colonel Julian Allen, who was appointed by the Mayor
Of Savannah with the concurrence Of General Sherman
agent TO negotiate in New York for supplies Of prov
ons the needy poor Of the former city has addressed
letter to the President Of Chamber Of Commerce.
In which he complains OF what he considers the unkind
remarks Of OF It's members regarding himself and his
mission He says that he did not hither to bog for
the required supplies but Is authorised and prepared to
pay for them in shipments OF RICE and that no only
went before the Chamber present them his mission
at the solicitation of members Of that body Colonel
Allen will address the merchants at the Produce Elk
change at half-past twelve O'Clock to-day.
The stock market dull and dropping till late in the
afternoon yesterday Government securities firm
Gold was heavy and closed at 223X
The fall In gold had the effect Of depressing the mar
kes for domestic produce yesterday, and occasioned
decline in prices. Imported goods quiet, but
without decided change On Change the -four market
unusually active and prices fell Off fully &C. Wheat
inactive, and lower though prices without de-
cded change Corn and frm while oats were
without material change value the market being quiet
Pork dull and lower, while beef steady, with
moderate demand Lard steady in price, but quiet
Freights dull and heavy whskey more active, and
hrmer
The market for beef cattle presented features
this week. The supply moderate but the offerings
poorer while the weather unfayorable, which
facts counterbalanced the small receipts. Had the
weather been favorable and the cattle good usual
advance would have been assured Prices varied from
91zc. to 1sc zoe, with sales at more extreme
figures Most Of the cattle sold at from 13c TO 1Sc
Mich COWS were quiet veals steady, with a fair
demand at last weeks figures Sheep and lambs were in
good demand at improved prices Hogs were also in good
demand, and prices were shade higher The total re-
cepts were 5O4e beeve 80 cows 69s veals $50 sheep
and lambs, and IL, Ill hogs
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In the Senate yesterday bill was introduced for tho
better organization Of the pay department Of the navy
Mr. wilson introduced a resolution which was adopted,
calling upon the Adjuant General for list OF the names
Of tho regular and volunteer major generals and brgadcr
generals in the army the LIST Of January 1866, and
where and how they employed bill was introduced
and referred TO the Military Committee to repeal the act
90 authorize recruiting for the United States Army In the
rcbel States Mr. Salisbury presented resolution d.
recng the Secretary Of War inform the Senate under
what authority he called into the public service voun
teers for thirty and ninety days; but objection
made the resolution, and II lies over The Finance
Committee reported tho House bill 70 supply deficiencies
In last years appropriations which was passed Mr.
Wilson introduced bill authorizing the appoint.
nent OF Second Assistant Secretary Of War which was
refcrred TO the Military Committee. The Senate then
vent into executive session and after adjourned
= ~ Hsvss Ar. Ksroas casvsd rossiu,,oa wAioA
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Personal Intelligence.
Bgsder General De Trobriand arrived In New York on
Monday evening, 70 visit his family, short leave OF
absence.
General A A. Mics, United States Army, Ia .. The g.
Nicholas Hotel
Commodore Paul. United States Navy and COL J. Al.
len, Nov Yssk. ere q The Astor House
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choice collection Of pictures principally Of the Dus
sedorf school, is exhibition al the crayon Art
Gallery of Eighth street aud Broadway. It en-
braces very fine specimens by Carl Hubnsr
bunker, Lachenwitz, Moselagen, Keis Lisschaues.
Iindar Schex, Ingenney Won Willie, Lot Van Frankea
others Among the most interesting features OF the
collection the Caucasian landscapes They belong to
class pictures which Is entirely to and which
will repay tho attention Of the connosseur.
series Of papers by Mr. Ruskn, entitled "Right and
Wrong in Art" Is announced.
NJ LIE Comte, the historical painter, who married ~
sister of Horace yernet has obtained the Emperors PSF
mission to assume the Of his iustrious brother
in-law, aud viii henceforth be known NJ vernet L.
Comte.
The London AUen1um states that II ia the intention q
Mr. Holman Hunt to make second heightened s0joufa
in the East He will probably leave England for BagdaA
early in the spring. with the object OF painting scptue
subject unusually large scale.
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THE EFFECTS On THE War ON THE COUNTY,
The war has already developed this country
into great military Power, which many of the
older nations have learned TO regard with admit
ration, and some little fear. But the war will do
more than this. II will give such an impetus
to the development Of all our resources and
energies that after very few years the United
States will be The most prosperous manufacturing
country in the world. This we think Is fore
gone conclusion.
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THE SITUATION

New York, Wednesday, January IL, 1865
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as ayraad "a directing the Committee Military AZ
fairs 70 inquire and report what legislation Is neces
N secure TO persons arrested and imprisoned by the
military authorities prompt examination into tho cause
of their arrest and their discharge II there Is
for their detention, and speedy trial 10 those who arc
detained for The House then resumed the con-
sderation of the joint resolution proposing amend.
to the constitution by aboishing slavery The re-
mainder Of the session devoted to this subject No
vote was reached when the House adjourned.
THE LEGISLATURE
In the State Senate yesterday notice was given OF bills
10 provide for the regulation and Of the Gen.
trail Park New York amend the Tax law; to incorpo
rate the Studio Building Association New York. and 10
extend the Second Avenue Railroad Bills intro
duced to provide parade ground for the military Of New
York. fixing the salary of the members Of the New York
Common Council at twenty five hundred dollars per
num- to provide of relief for disabled soldiers OF
the State in the service and for the appointment Of Ave
commissioners OF appeals Resolutions were introduced
and adopted requiring county treasurers to report to the
Military Statistical Bureau the amounts Of money ex-
pended in their respective counties for bounes and en-
isment PURPOSES requesting the President to waive all
non essential questions and direct prompt exchange OF
prisoners upon equitable TERMS also appointing
mttee to investigate the affairs of the departments
Of the New York city government. Progress
ported the bill providing for special State bounty to
volunteers, in lieu Of all local bounties and it
ferred TO select committee and made the special order
for to morrow evening.
In the Assembly after the appointment OF the several
standing committees, notice given of bills to amend
the Brooklyn water act incorporating the New York
Sharpshooters Club regulate the sale OF leaf tobacco
to limit appeals the Court OF Appeals to incorporate
the National Loan and Insurance Company; TO amend
the charter Of the Grand Hotel Company Of New York
TO incorporate the Army and Navy Savings Bank, New
York. authorizing the consolidation of the Hudson River
and Harlem Railroad Companies; amending the charter
of the Manhattan Fire Insurance Company and to
authorize the Second Avenue Railroad Company TO lay
track. Bills introduced relative TO the pay
ment Of officers and clerks in the various departments
Of the New York city government aud for railroad in
Eleventh avenue.
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5l4 Broadway.-HANLEr-
Harry UNCLE TOx-ErHorAS SONGS, DANCES, DC.
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OFFICE OF rnK srRggr ComxIssrossR, }
40. % bIO1lWhy. y
ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed il

ITO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed in
sealed envelope indorsed with tire title Of the work,
and with tie Of the bfr written thereon will be 70.
ceved at this office until WEDNESDAY April &C. 1862 at II
o'clock q.
For regulating grading curb. gutter and Tagging One
Iiundr.dth street between Eignth-aveuue snd Broadway
For curb gutter and tagging tiyhih st. between esins'
ton and tourtbaves.
S.condayes
FOR setting end resetng curb and gutter in Third be-
tween Fifty sixth sDd EightyrIth-sts.
For Tagging Tompkns st., between Rvington and Stan
tonss .
or asgsins fourh between Tenth and Eleventh.
For filing sunkeD lots In Seventy ehthst north side, be-
First and Second ayes. .
Blank forms proposals together with the specifications
snd Agreements. be- obtained this oNceDated Street
Department, New. Y ork April IS. 1908.
CHARLES o. CORNELL Street commissioner.
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Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE
AssIsrAsT CoHxis.ARy- q ySERAL OF >uBsnryscs,
No srATEsr.. Esw YORK, Apnl %, 1868.

Noa srArEsr. EswYoRK Apn p, 1853 ) Is
4 RMY SUPPLlES.-Sealed Proposals On
~ dupcsie will he received by the pder'igned until
cock y. M. MONDAY, tie Hb inst, tor supplying Tor
Of the litrd States Army, SUBSISTENCE SIOhts,
60 be Delivered In New orb Broos lyna- iolow, VIZ
1850 barels quality tiln-iricd CORN MEAL, one
BALI be manufactured from white flint corn sample OF
20 .O6O poand. Jifk COFFEE. n in frA.. mate to b.
placed mat. Ia Rio OF Gnuny bags $500
III. rood, 20 be furnished "A practicable Biddrs
sied state the tim" ~hn they deliver.
S~psfat. propo.al. durhatS must t- made fer each
article enumerated and bidders may propose for the whole
or any part 4 each.
Ssmr Of al the article. BE- delivered with the pro
posais sud referred 10 therein.
printed copy % t. siversement mus, be attached 20
each proposal and The proposals must be- srechc ia comply
with oil tie Each bid 70 have considers
contain the written guarantee Of two responsible
names. a. follows
We tn unirrsEne5 hereby guarantee that should all OF
the eboy. DID be accepted shall be duly it ed
accord purport aud conditions also that writ
contract with bonds 10 Tia. INT % onciOurth the value
Of the proposed TO b. furnished, shall be executed II
required"
chs. We. the OF contents, with weight gross and
and shipping marks 20 be her. sted must be
plainly massdbn every paestss All ot"r old marks must
livery I'd compared ith tie retained samples Returns Of
Of wgts, signed BY professional Public Wesber mu.t be
furnished.
Paynen, will be made IN currency or is equivalent
soon a. fund.- received for the purpNe.
Coutraco.s expected 10 hold th.r Foods without
pen.- 10 the United sses nutl required for shipment
IiInlf for Proyos1, v bs JuyHhsd al thii oe ehoi
-pn be ,aosed srreLIs addr0'sd q the under'igHed
q md tadoyssi Proyo.dis for SHLsiItegoe Ntores'
III. =. CLARKE, Colonel. y. ID. c. and A. {. u. :.
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OFFICE 0FSTHE CohsIsIosHhs OF lAxkshsDl
AssEssMEyTs No'R ChamDers's'. ,
In, \
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. - Notice i

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice 10
hereby given that the Assessment Rolls OF the Meal and
Personal Estate Of the City and County OF New orb oi Vo
will be open for inspection aud review from sai after Mon
dy January g. 1865 and win remain open til the 3h day OF
April 1908 FOR the correction Of errors aud the sqnaxon
of the assessments Of tine aforesat Real ard Personal
state Of the City and County Of Ne~-York All per-
believing themselves 10 Dc s4greyed must make spphe
don 20 the Comm 0ners during The nod lbc onef
in order TO obtain the relief provided By such sppca
be made IN relation 10 the ass-ssed valuation oil the Real
Estate e. must be- made in writing stating the ground Of OBJ
lection thereto aud hereupon the Commissioners shs exam
into the comp amt AMI g. in their Judgment, the assess
ent erroneous they shall the same 20 be corrected
such application b. made in reiaon to Toe assessed yaUa
ton OF the Persona Estate the applicant shsl be examined
under oath by said Commissioners who a be- author
zed 10 administer such oath H. IN his her Judgment
they shall cause the same 70 90
corrected and fix the Of cb Assessment as they may
believe to be jut and declare ter decision thereon within
thirty DAYS after such apple on shsl have been made 70
hen No reduction shall be- made by the Board OF super
y-os Of any Res or Personal Estate I'M
der this act unless shall appear under oath sihrmaton
that the party aggsyed unable attend within the period
prescribed for the correction Of taxes Of csne' OF
absence from the city,.
;; W. hLLEN lcOmm%i..iOne" Of
C. B. w0ODRtYFY. and Assessments
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Bureau OF Constructors AND REPAIR,
NAVY nFPAHrMKSr. Anil %. HOS.

PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING WRECKS,
&C. IN TnH CAPE FEAR RlvER.-Thc Bureau
VII until the lih day OF May 1865 receive proposals. foi
r-nr and removing the vess.s-supposd 10 be about 81 ~
b-sched In and about the mouth OF Cape
ear River, North Carolina
The hus OF the vessels mostly Of Iron, and the ma
clinery In many Of them 10 represented a. being In good
order. 81
Separate and special offer, covering single vessel only will
be for raising aud deye ns New York the North
Heath" the Agnes Fry" and the Chicsemanga with al
the property be board Of thrm salvage upon
proceeds OF the sale public auction the Government
10 DO at no expense whatever
For the remaining wrecks the proposals be Tor part
the whols II hem ard must state tho rate OF salvage on
the of the sale public suction. OF the property
and delivered at the United States Navy Yard At
Oo.po Va without charge Of any Kind 10 tho Government
Tic materials overed be delivered ut tho Navy Yard
with sepHrse Invoice for each vessel
Zach oder tate the tine within which II proposed
complete the work which mast be- executed nndei the con
ro of the commanding naval officer, 10 will designate the
yes.es On which operations to be hfst commenced ad
who will have the right II the work not promptly COM
m.nced and diligently prosecuted, TO snul the sgfeeee,
all claim Of the ssvof 10 tbs property teeo'sieo WI"
be forfeited TO the Government ,.o
Tn. entire property will be paced In tho hands OF the GOV
rumeut snd ,a.s will be mads may be deemed most so
vnnag.ous 10 the Government ard the parties
ANY Other condition for the protection Vi VI. PuOc
iut.f.,ts will be inserted ga the agreement.
No proposition will be entertained nom psftits ~o 90 n9t
n.h evidence that they are prepared with al
tho proper and sppsnce' io e execution Of WON
Psu,s. who may visit Wilmington for tie purpose of
maxim, personal examination previous 20 Masking an Offer
hi be do by the naval officer In command
The proposss be ndored III. envelope inclosns
them Proposals for raising wrecks In Cape Fear river
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nlnthinerp.

TODD &. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer-
i chants, No. Deyst works, Paterson ~ msnufc'
urs stationary and portable Engines and Boers aI Hemp,
Tow Oskun. and Hope Machinery. Mil Gearing Skating, Nc
= HORSEPOWER ANDREWS ENGINE
- Steam Pump Bogsrdus Mills Large Rendering Kettle,
IRON Lard Cooler large Wooden Vss Dormant Scale. two in
shaftins Pulles Betting Old Lumber &c For sale at No.
"a A5atOrpIace, wet rhiItynHihst from ~ to loA m
TIL sold.
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Corporation Notices.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL

4 'NVlON hQU,EDUCT DEPAKIME
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sealed Proposals each In
dosrd win tie title OF the for which may be offered
me name OF person and date Of Offering will oe received a
this Office until o'clock Of ILursdsy Apnt n 1865,
Tor the cosueon of the following Street D. ,venen to-
Wit; favns win cobblestones Sixteenth from Avenue
to Past River; Avenue from @ise.nth to Seventeenth
st. forty-sirst between Eleventh and well. h syes and
Thirty seventh st. between Lexington and Third ayes Paw.
ing With stone blocks Barclays Og Col,seplaes 10 West
constructing Receiving besn ard Cuive. ON md near
Eeventh-sye., from Fourteenth Twenty.siyth and
Sewers IN G,n.cvooft a., from Wss 10 Hudson River:
RigLtyid.s fom Third to -Four ave. and Ok al from
James 10 Oye Specifications End forms Tor DID. can h.
obtained oil application t. the Ionir-c. Clerk this oacs
THOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT J.. DARRAGH,
A. W. CRAVEN,
Croton Aqueduct Beard
Office Cro.on Aouednct Department April is, 1865.
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Sales bp aurtInn.
QuARrRRnAsTsR GENERALS OyyIcB,

QuARrRRnAsTER- GESERALe OyycB,
FIRST DIVISION,
WAsHINGToS CITY, April I, 1863
4 UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
HORSES.Wil be sod at public auction, TO tie highest
,idder at Baltimore, Mary land on
THURSDAY. April IL, 1858,
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL,
msny Of them well bred and in good condition
On
THURSDAY, April 90, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
THURSDAY, April n, 1865,
ONE HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL AND ONE
HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
service Of the AMY
For road and farming purposes many good barsn may De
had -,
Animals sold ,in,y. Sale to at a. and win
held Phps Government Stables Of Fremont
aud Rsmseys,s.
Terms-Cash IN United States currency
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevs Brgader General, in charge First Division q d.
o. o.
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OFFICE OF rHE Ngw.YoRK HorsATosIo 4 NoRrHERS)
H. II. Co, 40. lJ7 BROADWAY, Room ~ :
NEW YoRK CIrr. April Il, 1868.
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at
- tins Office until II Of MAY 1868 for the Grading,
Masonry (u part the whole Of the New ork
lloussonc aud Northern Railroad extending fion White
Plains. n. y TO Brookfcd, Ct "a distance Of 81 milesl
Maps. prohes plan. aud specifications will be ready for
animation at this oftee and after April a. 1865
u. 5. AVERY,
Engineer
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NmusemeniS.
D ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
GRAND NATIONAL
POULTRY, PIGEON AND RABBIT SHOW,
POTL1RY PIGEON AND RABBIT SHOW,
UyDBR AUSPICES OF
THE NATIONAL POULTRY SOCIETY.
DURING SUCH PORTION OF THE WEEK
WHEN THE MUSEUM MAY BE OPEN
The
UNIQUE AND EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY
PURE BRED FOWLS
PURE BRED FOWLS
EVER WITNESSED IN THIS COUNTRY
OVER $500 CASH PREMIUMS
FIRST CONVERSATIONAL MEEIlN0
FIRST CONVERSATIONAL MEETING
will take place in Lecture Room
WEDNESDAY MORNING II o'clock
THE LECTURE ROOM WILL NOT BE OPEN MON
DAY and TUESDAY.
The wonderful Curiosity
A HORSE AND RIDER ENTWlNED BY AN ENOh'
NOUS SERPENT CONVERTED INTO STONI.
PROF. MISUNDERSTANDING CALCULATOR
WOODROFFF'S BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS
TWO GLASS sTBAMhNGINES IN MOTION.
FIFTY LltE.SlZE MOVING WAX FIGURES.
Eat Woman Gsntess. Crca.sian Girl owar Living O,ters
Grand Aqlaria, aud Million Curiosities.
Admission 30 cents; children under ten. IS cents.
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Petroleum.
SUBSCRIPTIONS NEARLY CLOSED.
SUGAR CRpEK PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL ONLY S25O,0OO.
SHARES Is EACH
WORKING CAPITAL, 5000 SHARES.

President, CHAS. q. JUDSON.
Sawyer L Judson. Noe. 81 rnd g. Chambers
Vic, PI..ideut J. L. EVERlTT Cashier Broadway Bani
Treasurer, CHAs GOULD, No So Wallet
Ten Wells going down on the Company. property
IN tie riches, portion Of the famous Sugar Creeh Valley
There h room for moSe The Trustees will refrain from
the profpect of tho SUGAR CHkth
PETROLEUM COMPANY. The STOCK Is sor wArrRrD
the doctors pend for their profits solely on RISE IN ITS
xARKET PRICE.
But thousand shares win be sold, and these On the
only honest basis, viz; AT THEIR PAR VALUE.
The Company property is worth more than the entire
Cspta Stock The a,tr is small indeed that even ten
barrel well will pay regular monthly dividends
Prospectuses Maps he obtained and subscriptions
effected by application CHAS. q. JUDSoS, NO. "a
CLsmbers.st; CHAs. GOULD, No 80 Wallet j. L.
1EyERIIT Broadway Bank to either Of the Tru'tses
SUBSCRIPTION COOKS, tOR THE SALE OF THE
STOCK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL ARE
|OPENED FOR LIMITED PERIOD, AT THE OFFICE
|OP l. C. sIEDAiAN Co, Bankers and Brokers
No. 81 Exchange place. New-York.
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Wants.

4 YOUNG LADY of experience wishes apo.
~ ston as TEACHER or GOVERNEsS. Reereaees er'
changed Adires. j. n s. Box No. LILO, New York r q.
4 YOUNG MAN wishes Situation As
N GARDENER Or COACHMAN. No objection to going
NJ The country Can furnish nnexceponabe references om
last place. Apply q, No. , East Twenty eighth st. v
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broadway THEATER. EXTRA.
- hr. and Mira CHARLES KEAN.

The engagement Of these artists deferred BY the recent
overwhelming national bereavement, will commence
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL %,
snd will be limited previously snnouDoet to
ELEVEN NIGHTS ONLY.
~ The programme Of the engagement win remsin IN
changed The plays will be presented in the order s
already advertised
~ Purchssers OF SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS for the
entire series Of eleven performance will be entitled to retain
the seats srsiy selected upon presenting their tickets at the
Box Office aud having new ones issued TO them.
to Holders Of Reserved Seats for single performances
have their seats renewed for any other night or their money
refunded. Upon application at the Box Office.
THE BOX OFFICE WILL bE OPENED
for the transfer Of tickets &c from 10 unit p. IN. on
FRIDAY aud SATURDAY April 81 and %.
The GENERAL SALE 81 PRIVATE BOXES and RE
SERVED SEATS in Orchestra Dres. Circle snd Psrqneite
will he resumed the Box Office TUESDAY April rs.
Mr. aud Mrs. KEAN, WEDNESDAY, April %,
HENRY VIII and THE JEALOUS WIFE.