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GEo. A. LEAvIr1. Auetioneer.

DUUk IHAUE SAI-E hUOAIc' FVo DIUdt1"d y
DLEAVIT STREBFIGI Co, successors TO lie. cooley
cexusSxES5s SOLICITED. ADVANCES MADE.
AMERICAS AND FOREIGN GOLD AND SILVER
COINS AND NEDALS-The collection Of Robert b. Cham
I'm ESQ. OF Providence, x. ].
March ), and FIVE following days al O'Clock p. m
The very extensive library Of Fisher esq. Of Arstef
Ssd Fam Caxuden Co n j. Containing many choice scarce
surious and gfqus books. Among the specses are Ane
ess History comprising early Travellers snd Nnters Wy
ages round the ORD Arctic Voyages State Hsones ~
History lndisi Cspvihe Travels and Surveys LSfy d.
ear Poetry BblothecA Americana &c, &c A!so' p'a ~,
I.ter aud Nelurn Books. Witchcrait, Demoho.osE 49,
NIsees- on these subject. the collection is full
hook. Gc &c. IN many respects this collection OF
sreguaiec by any collection ever offered 70 Ine a. -,
and substantial bindings by Pawson Nicholson MgStuLie,
Lewis Ryiee neydsy Cape Nedfer sia o,.l 80
eon 10 be- placed on the library shelves Of any gentleman IN
Cstsosses price 3 cents and the Books will be on view
Qhnr,laV rncrliuR March !.
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P. c. BULKLEy. Auciioneer.

T.. e.
ARGE SALE of REAL Establishes
II on Washington and Wesiss with bulkhcsd ind water
right between Spring and Cbsrtons;S) Lots on l2hsve,
l0.d lJh and 42dsts Asotwo houses on Hunting donst
Brooklyn between Court and Cinton-sis
?. C. BULKLEY viii sell on TUESDAY, March Q, at u
O'Clock the Exchange SaeHoorD M III Broadway, the
folio wing valuable property:
NAsHiSeToYsT-rhe ~ story b,ck bp.diug known a.
Nos. 500 and $40, between Spring and Charta cts lo.
401ll3; ding covers the whole plot.
wEs7sr-The story Store NO 81 wests, lot 20 by IS
n inches The story Store NO, rs Wess lot 20 by 81
n. inches.
BrLkHEAp AND WATER-RiGHT in front Of the above
Tie whole Of this property Washington and West'
forms po, 40 IT, front washingtonst by 2o2 r. inches
running through We,, ncsrly covered with substantial
brick buildings with the bukhesd and water right In hon
AID T. well worthy the attention Of capitalists aud iDvesors
lGDsT-FouI lots north side Of l<2ds, 40 n. cas-, Of
llthrsve.
io2DsT-TwO lots south side Of io2d-st. as n. Of
lssve
l2rHAvg-Two lots ess: side rs r. north Of i3oh-st.
l3CTH sT-One lot north side. 100 n east fl2th-sve.
Valuable plo, Of ground l2rave., l9ib and Mshaan
Ste 10 feet the avenue, 2l6 feet th st. and i ieet
II inches eas,erly line running through to Mshatant
BROOKLYN PROPERTY, HusTIysDoSsr.-The 2three'story
hghoop and suboer bTck Nos II and - Hunting
dons q by Abon; % ois lo0f deep vel built snd In
good order Possession Msy J.
For Maps apply the Office, No g Walf )suneey Court
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OuARTEaY AsrKR GKSzRAL's OTTIcE,)
fIRsI DIyInoN.


WARRINGTON u. C., Feb. &c. 1870.
GALE Of STEAM BOILER, FORCE PUMPS,
- WATER PIPE. FIRE PLUGS, &c, conpri.inl
THE WATER-WORKS AT GIESbORO, d. c.
By order Of the General there will be sold
yIeInses Public Auction, under the direction o.
Captain George r. Browning, A. 9. NJ, on THURSDAY
Apr 1856 u oolock the following described pup &c
property, 20 wit;
ONE STEAM BOILER, 70 feet long and feet n diameter.
with l2nch return fues made OF inch boiler iron
with al the necessary appuTts gnces, INCLUDING entNon
'front.' gauge cocks, globe valves feed pump and
hood steam (Asheofs patent gate pare Ipe.p0S'
reducing pieces &c all IN good order . ~. n,,,,p, ~
TWO WORTHINGTON STEAM FORCE PUMPS, No. .,
isnc cylinder pinch stroke Is Lorse power each and each
pabe pumping and forcing 10000 gallons OF wser et
DIV Corrected with them the requisite valves. ands
couplinss bends elbows, doubsvave oil Sc These
Pumps axe coDYattNely new, ana IN compete VoiAHS
order.
Blg3 feet 6iDeh cast iron Water Pipe.
Y 900 feet 3inch castron Water Pipe
80o fee; Pinch WrouEhtiron Water Pipe.
.s4 feet lsinch oastiron Water Pipe.
1000 feet x inch cast-irop Water fipo.
1900 ct linch east-iTop Water fipa
500 feet 4 n n cast iron Water Pipa
TUlRTY.ONE CAsTIRON FIRE PLCOS, tAyress pat
sn with al the necessary eounecuen snch a. t. bends
stop ebowt fourway pieces &c. al N excellent con
ditiop together with
ALL THE TOOLS &c, required fs making Aiicfsion'
and repairs IN ps such p'pecuttns ms hines taps
1nd dies pyers crabs ils punches eAu.Nins oo' te
Terms: Cash. ia Government fund.-. ,
Deliveries viii be made 10 purchasers or before the frat
lstl day Of May next
Abos for tGicboro' will osve the siItat whtn everJ
hour dnring the day Of sale.
ANY further information that uisy be desired wiz D" v,n
upon application in person by ette to Capt george L.
browning A. q NJ Giesboro', d C., or u Ills Office.
JAMES A. EklN Byt. Brio. Gen, in charge -
Fust Division, q ". q. D.
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salss bp 9uSiicn.
A. NJ Mkrxr.. Ancronaar.

DY BANGS, MERWlN e. Co., Nos 69i and
ID csc Broadway, cor. OF Sth-st-Saes Of booh sts
ssssy fetuf,, Won. Of Ar fanev Good. Furniture &C
FRIDAY EVENING March 2, at o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of choice Classical, Theological and
soelDe0us Books embracing many very valuable wofhs
"A some tbA exceedingly scarce, 40 Catalogues are
.-.Nv and tie books are exhibition.
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opnnrEKnA,rns G.yssAIs 0y,1os FInsr DIVISION.

hAsHlhGT1H, H. T., ED -. I0oo. ,
GALE Of CONDEMNED QUARTERMAS.
~ TERs STORES, at GlEsBORO, d. C.-Wil be sod .,
Gsboro d c. at Public Auction under tho direction OF
Capt GEORGE 7. BROWNING, 4. q. NJ on NEDNEs.
DAY March z 1886. 10 O'Clock q M, large lot Of
sebdemnso OF AHTkRMAsTERs STORES, consisting oil
Horse Manila Rope, Scrap Iron, bedstesd, Benches,
Coffee Boiler, Tin Cup, knives and Forka Ladies, Camp
Kettles puteh Oven. Dlshpni he's pans In rae. C9i
de, HQye bryAs corryco%6s saddle Blankets Buckets
kour hone hsrless Sets syrsokt LINES MarnFaes,
Riding aid Cart Saddles Nect uspa sQ.nses Fourborse
fmbBlaboe Army Wagons hcrsel Wagons borse).
ou Water Whips, Psdoeks Botues shoeing boxes,
Punches Files Hammers, Farrer Knives Pncers Rasps,
fongs Whewath Brushes Oripdsones and Frames Picks,
ksnierns Pows Rakss, shoveli, Spades wheelbsrows,
bdle bs Tire Iron Chsin Scrap Leather, Coal on Barrel
IA, &c
The must be removed by the purchaser within Eve
Ays from the day Of sale.
n. Horse shoes Rope and Scrap Iron viii n desired be
veed bs the Government tree Of ehsrgs for transports
Non on the Depot wharf
1ERNs; Cash, In GoveEsment fnndb
boat for Gesboro' will leave the SiIthh vharf ever
bser during the day Of sale JAMES A EkIN,
B.ve, Bs Gen, in charge First division u NJ O. o.
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Drp GOODS.
OPENING OF
SPRING NEGOTIATIONS.
FOR 1860.
STRANG L. ADRIANCEs


STRANG l. ADRIANCE.
No. 355 BROADWAY.
wn Offer a, Retail on MONDAY large and well.seee,ed
u,ortm.ntof
rRENCH, ENGLISH, AND AMERI'
CAN FABRICS,
.,ltl. for the hes, RETAIL TRADE loss than marie
BLACK SILKS. I n very st 4. and make.
IoIRE ANTIQUES and PLAIN CoLOkED IAFFETAs,
in ali the new shades.
$50 Pieces CHECK and STRIPE heavy LYONS SILK.
from Auction. al ~ % add upward. - -
MOURNING GOODS. IN ErsAt yers,y with BLACK SILK
aud WORsTED GkkNADlNES. - TO 81 wide.
ALL slLk do, at great bsgainA
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
In great variety .lo LACE CURTAINS from Auction, a,
old p,icos before the War.
$50 PIECE, FIira Fine SILK and WORsTHD PoPLlNs,
the mos, desirable article for Spring wear ever imported
At great barg1nl
a. ,nd3.t PLAID and STRIPE vALFSclAe. for r4de,
.t Chiar.n from CSC uPwaId from Au't"n trsy ce'i
TRAVELLING Dhtss GOODS, he iaIs's! sssesIleus .Sf
offered ., lor u Gee
T.MBROIDERIES. HOSIERY AND
GLOVES,
IN great variety, at bargains
$50 Pi.css PRINTED end PLAIN PERcALEs. the hand
AMERICAN add EEGLlsH PRINTS and GINGHAMs.
SHAwLS.
H.
PIAIps, the larycs, sssormeut ever offered. Also,
RIAL LLAMA LACE POINTS In ba;k and " hte
Also
500 REAL SHETLAND sHAWLS. the greatest bargains
offered In this city.
CLOAKS,
In SILK. VELVET and CLoT, Of all the new styles and
shapes.
CLOAKS MADE TO ORDER,
CLOTH. rAssIMERRs. and cLoAKINGs.
PARIS l.. cou,.oSr LyexsAlsr,
BOULEVARD DIS CAPUClNEs, - AND ~,
RUE ST ARNAUD, No :,
AND
RUE SEUyE DIS CAPUClNES, 10
SILK srUPFs.
NANTES NlslrEs, CLOAkS, &c.
PRINTED MU5LfNS, LACE,
ISDIAE CACHEMlRES,
FRENCH sHAWLs,
FANCY TlSStEs.-
Ia. COMPAGNiE LYOSSAiSE Ia, the honor TO inform
An-ron sdo, that they win mud at their estsb,hmen,
.oms fs the infnodiei u,tis out and Making up
rs.. IN the hrs style 4 fashion AMI most elegant PsoFns
WEDDING OUTflIs. -
Sine IT, foundation tn. IOMPAdSlE LIONNAlsE has
mot ceased occupy itse particularly m The selection OF ar
Uee. Of taste aud OF superior quality consequently TINS
Coo pany unriysed IN PnTs and enloyr universal repu
tauOn.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auotionser.
1S0 VALUABLE CITY LOTS and

ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuoioDser. d.
1Sn VALUABLE CITY LOTS ana
~ WATER FRONT5-A ". MULLER. X
WILKINS Co. win sell at auction ct the nsIchsni. ~
change salesroom. No. Iii Broadway on THURSDAY
March by order Of eoree ChcserDsn the lots desebed
below part Of which sto close tho estate Of the late James
Cbesternlap: -
sDAv.-l lot eas. dido. ps1t TO corner Btb's
3DAv.-1 lots northwest corner 20 ave. ans bh-s.
tTH.sT IS lots moth aide, between 81 and SIN avs
l044H sT-8 lots north eide, between 50 aud 4th ava
)6iTH rT.-3 lots south side, betwsrn I'd AID odtvs.
2pAv.-2 lots northwest corner "a Az and ilehtI
ii6rH yr-S lots between I'd and tdsvs
ITHAv.-5 iots between lloth and l1th-stt
ll6TH sT.-s lots between istsv and AveDae A.
l3isT-3 lets north aide. Il feet esst 81 ave-
l2srH.sT.-6 lott between lst ard I'd avs
EST lots between 81 aud Hh-AvA
LAP Az ASp l23p ST. lots twtst corner.
AvESug AS lots west side between l2;d and lzd sts
AvrSuE 4 ASp lnPtf,-3 Ioi. solif"Y' sape'
ilTA.iT AID lZ5p Or - lot southeast conner.
lsT-Av AND lO6TH-sr.+ lots northwest corbei
lsrAv AND 1sTH.sTI2 lots norh 10. Ntthbt
ls1-Av AND iOfrHsr.--e lots south ddo iU1thst
Water front northeast corner Avenue And l!sdst. 4,
Is lots with water 'front.' 0th: leh, Wthtn sne ,ns
Harlem River (being part 81 the Red House prop.fl IN
clodiIg entire water between 10th and loehss'
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Amus.u,et,is.

|
|WNTER GARDEN:
Y TINS IsTAsn.axryI poss HOT APvArrisnu
| the NETWORK HEKALD)
THIS Friday, EVENING, March,
n m IA, ,,.., ,o,. ., EDWIN booih
/, ARMAND JEAN DU PLEssls,
| CARDINAL DUKE DE MCHELlEU,
Sir Buiwa Lytton's Plsyof
pres enied with its uneqasIed splendorof
M. sr, Barron J. II Taylor Joh1 Dyott ". Don,d,on
Ksmt.is Mason. Andrews. Bland Miss E. Johnson Mrs. vii
Door. open at ! o'clock Commencing st7i
SPECIAL.
Mr. Stuart has pleasure in announcing, in reply many
commune received tina, the wishes Of the
'''"' MR. EDWIN BOOTH
WI '''' O RAND HAMLET MATINEE,
Q" WEDNESDAY, MARCH,.
which occasion he will sppesr In his grand role Of
HAMtFT
sest, secured six days in advance.
GRAND CONCERT :; ~.
NATIONAL CoNSERvA TORY OF MUSIC,
ON
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH = 1868
IRVING HALL,
Assisted by the first artists In the country.
including
sisnors DE ROSSl. Soprano.
Sig. MASSIMILIANI, Tenorj
siynor AnTOSUCCI, Bssso.
Herr LOUIS sCHREIBER, Comet;
Herr EDWARD MOLLEEHAUER, Vielnj
Hem HESRY MOLLENHAUER, Niooncelsi
Herr ALEXANDER, violonceIlO
Mater BERNARD, Violin.
GRAND OVERTURE
A SONATA BY BEETHOVEN,
arranged for 81 hands.
BY TIE PUPILS OF THE CONSERVATORY,
to be performed on
SIXTEEN OF TIE WEBER PlANO.PORTES.
Tickets, 81 eaeh Reserved Seats Soc Extra For sale at
tho Conservatory No ls2 East ThiIteenhst W. A. Pond
Co., No. 5s7 BoadwSy Beer sehifmsr, No. 7Ol Broad
way; shuberth Co.. No $40 Broadway. and Irving Hall on
tho evening Of the Concert, Pupils entitled to ticket
each. Doors open ., O'clock Concert vii commence q,
O'Clock.
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BOARD or TRUSTEES,
Fred s. wis.,on, sAiu1 y. sproulls Henry 4 snyths,
John v L. Pruyn, sau1 NJ Cornell, William v. Brady,
William Moore. Lueius Robinson w. 4. Dodsc,
Rott ~ MeCurdy, w. Smith Brown George ). Zoe,
rsssc a. Pe.r-on Richard Patrick VIM. X Strong
Martin Bates VIM II. Po;hsm WA NJ v-rniys,
William Beta. wu A. Asir.' John T. Deveiin'
John r. Y.ivcrton, Esra wbeeleI. Wellington Clapp.
John Wadsworh, Seym'r j. Es"ed. Alenro Chiid'
Alfred Edwsrss, ssmI ID. Bsoceeh' henry r. ps'ls~
John ~ Stuart, Aer. w. Bfsfiord' IL A. MoO~ey
Oliver ii. Palmer David Hoadey, fAnch shiddy'
RICHARD A. McCURDf, 'ieeFresiaeit
. " (IsAAc ABBlrT
seGeus'' tTHEO. W. MORRIS
Actu.ry sHEPPARD HoMANs.
CAshi,r FRED. N. WINSTON
- lMISTURS POST, II. ID.
Medical EIaminef' ISAAC l. KIP, n D.
CIVILIAN BELTS. Ii. D.,
Coun,sL Iou. LUClUS ROBINSON,
Hon. A. W. BRADFORD.
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4mnsements.

~ Lessee and Manager. wHEATLEY
THIS EsTABLIsHsRST DOES NOT ApvrRsIss II Tza
sEw.YoRk HERALp)
SECOND WEEK
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
"N''' charming R FIFE EIFIS FANcHoN
10 winning HIGHER POPULAR AND ARTISTIC sue
SESsES than have before Endorsed IT'S lame In New
A TRIUMPH,
uneQuivoca a,eed In the nightly repeated evidences OF
! CROWDED AUDIENCES
THE ENTHUSIASTIC VACCINATIONS
| RECALLED BEFORE THE CURTAIN
THE CLOSE Of ST EVERY ACT.
will be presented.
w:dsasr' beautiful play in tive acts expressly translated
Tor Miss hi'ch FA i5S! Ss cs THE CRICKET
ACT 1.-THE SHADOW
ACT 1.-THE FESTIVAL
ACT III-THE REVELATION.
ACT lV.-THE PLEDGE
NEW SCENERY AND ApPoTNTMENTs, ". v 1''D'. -
AND A POWERFUL CAST.
AdmiUr IS cents. Reserved ses 81 orcss r
'" SEATS sfcGSfD SIX DGYs A6v%scE
OLYMPIC THEATER.
~ Sole Lessee and Msnagere".......Mu.Jo JOHN WOOD
stage IL oEL"iN
lrHs EsrABLnHxEsr DOES sor ApvERrss IN fHn
NETWORK HBkALD)
COMPLETE SUCCESS
OF the new Fairy Burlesque EItrsvagsnfs entitled
CINDERELLA
T. LA COMARE;
OR, TIE LOVER, THE LACKEY AND LITTLE
GLASS SLIPPER,
whirh will be repeated
Mrs.. JOHN WOOD
appearing
CINDERELLA THE BARONS YOUNGEST
DAUGHTER
with
Mr.. GEORGE FAWCETT ROWE,
from The principal London and Australian th.sten A..
(HIS FIRST APPEARANCE IN NEW.YORh0 AS
CLOBINDA, THE BARON'S ELDEST DAUGHTER
The buresque produced with
NEW SCENERY, BY HAYES,
NEW MUSIC, BY THOS BAKER.
COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS AND MECHANICAL
EFFECTS.
Previous to the burlesque. the petite comedy 10 two sets
entitled
USED UP.
Sir Charles Colds.ream......M Mr.. George Fswcett Rowe
Doors open at IT O'Clock; curtain rses a -
Seals secured three days IN adyunce.
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Cost ano 9ouno.

I OS1.~Fesruary -, 1866, an Express RE-
IL CEIfT boOK going from No. DC Wet snty seventh
st., N " Through broadway to No 81 West Twenty eighth
Ct, New-YoTk Whoever vii IetsrD lie ssIAe 70 Ne. u
BTosdwsy, viii Dc suitably rewarded.
J. b. WASS, Peoples Express.
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DANIEL II. BuKDxrT. AnctioneeI .,.,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT YES

LIMITED STATS GOVERNMENT YES
u Sells ii AUCTION.
WIN ser On TUESDAY March 1864, o. u o'cleck noon,
Al The E,yy ytrd Brooklyn y order Of the Navy Depart
uent, the following named vessels: . -
steaIDtug MARGOLD length % feet bread,h ]; OF
de,,b lee, inches, vertical enrHe damser Of cylinder,
% inche, stroke piston 20 nehesi one hoe and return
Ste tus LABUREUM; lenrh 100 feet. breadth q feet
nche, depth feet diameter Of eyfndes 7inchet suoxs
81 incne, ko.ley furnaces ane and return tubes 49,
Terns2o per the dsy Of sale she balance witan
sx day vessels most be removed foa The td
{. II. BELL, CouiInandant
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BrREIr OF ORDNANCE NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Luz L. 10 I e

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAvI DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON CITY. Jan. 49, lo66 }
GALE Of SERVICEABLE and UNSERVlCE.
~ ABLE NAVY POWDERS at the UNITED STATES
EAVY-YARD, NORFOLK, Nirgnis.-1bere viii BE- sold TO
ue highest bidder. at public suction at Of TIE 18th day
Htoh 1866 the 5ice Of the Inspector Of Ordnance at
Norfolk Navy ard BY sample i've hundred and thirty
taY thousand four hundred and three 500 pounds OF
ksvy Powders az folows:
502, $50 pounds SeTvio>hble
fg-7 pounds CONDEMNED.
1888 pounds Damaged
s6s ponds COmpressea
Su.413
ouy thou; hundred and seventy two thousand three
band and yhvs TN 1854 pounds Of these Powders
n bsnes purchasers must provide barrels into which TIE
srder NAY he empied from the tanks for which period Of
Aiy lC dsys will be allowed The Powder in barrels, how
ever u ust be removed within days from day o. sale other
vise they will revert to the Government
TzKxS-CASH in Government funds, Onels the purchase
money to posted At the completion Of the sale and the
remainder before the Pow ders removed
H. A. WISE, Chief OF Br,su.
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QuARrERuAsrEA- CgysRALs DFyfcE, I
IA ID. G. heb. -. NJ

QuARrxRaAsrER-Ggys OFFICE.
Frnsr DIVISION. WAsHIssToS, y. G, FEB -, i0H
GALE Of MANURE.--Wil be sold at the
Cavalry Depot Gissboro ID. g. lss- quantity OF Soei
ward MANURE which will be delivered - purchasers on 'e
ound or In baree boats 70 DO proyeed by them a. ofy
J4Dl pr cubic yard Two " moro ootu aeooiabs "
siz-l csn be loaded per day
Terns-CGsh in Government FUNDS
BY order o. the QusrteTIEtser' GENERAL
JAMES 4. EkfS Bfevet Fri gA3ier General.
In chArae ret Division q ~ o. o.
OyTIcE OF A. Q NJ. WuxSGros, DrL, FEB u 1895
GALE of 800 SURPLUS GOVERNMENT
Lie AUCTION q, wimi gton. Del every FRIDAY dur
ins the month Of March,
ONE HUNDRED MULES.
Tho ssro, attention OF pnrchsser, il invited 10 the fact
that thee mules large well pared and IN excellent con
don being the surplus team mules OF Washington pspo-
Animals sod singy.
Sales 20 commence Al 10 a. m
Terms-Cash In United States currency - -
By order Of Breve:. Big Gen JAMES A. Fk1N,
L. charge First Division O. NJ o. o.
ca GALLAGHER Capt and A. q. VI.
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WALLACK's.
w TUESDAY, 9Th MARCH.
BENEFIT
of

w TUESDAY, 9Th MARCH.
BENEFIT
MR. FREDERIC ROBINSON.
Never sct-d here.
Douglas Jerold'. celebrated Drama, the
RENT DAY.
Which will be pres.nt.d NTH Beautiful Sesnery appropriate
Stage Appointments, Correct Costumes and Fne Cast
Also, AoHon's capital Farce Of the
ET0N BOY.
Box Book OPEN
broadway TIIEATER-Begins at y.
- GEORGE WOOD MLlsger
c. w. TAlLEURE Acting Msnsser
LAST NIGHTS OF J. z. OWENS
10 lis famous in pc sonations Of -
.THE LIVE INDIAN" and "sOLON SHlNGLE,"
Commencing ct "A o'clock the new Sac. American comedy
SOLoS SINGLE,
10 conclude (eomriencing 10 ocockl with The celebrated
eIIsvasAIzs, . .,
THE LIVE INDIAN.
EIGHTH sOL0N SINGLE MATINEE SATURDAY,
Commencing at j.. and closes at u p. m.
On MONDAY EVENING, March
NJ OWNS in Ton Tlyiors comedy Of VICTIMS, and In
the comlcaty Of FORTY WINS supported by powerful
cast including addition 20 the regular COMPANY several dis
tinsnished New York f.vorites.
Admission 50 Cents.
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AZ ARBI,E MANTLES for SALE-!nqnire Of
W r \ aAQMk Ne ~ M'S xesd'"ass'ss NJ
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DIAL dOPERA.
- AT TIE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
APRIL s. 1866.
The ballroom win be decorated In aud or stna man
Ter by about hundred original
CARICATURES,
expressly painted BY TIL MAST esq whose In Harp
efs Weekly. hsye made for MIN sworld wide reputation
Tho Orchestra will number TWO HUNDRED, under the
direction Of Messrs J. NOLL and II. b. DODWORTH.
All applications fog cards Of admission must be made per
sonsly either the Director Of the Opera the Academy
Of Music Of the following gentlemen posing the
COMMITTEE nASAGEhKrf.
Aurust Belmont Leonard W Jerome Henry O. Stebbins.
Robt L. Cutting ~, II A. Johnson Henry Clews,
w, B. Bend s. L. ~ Barlow, NJ IL. Wolfe,
Henry r. Vail. Francis skddy, VIM. B. Cooper,
Psni J. Forbes Edward r. Bell Shepherd Candy,
J. p. Gtraud Foster Jos r. Stone, Henry r. Fearing.
Vim. T. Blodget;, A C. Munson, J. b. Les.
D. Kingslsnd.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Admitting Gentleman aud Lady
Extra Lsdys Ticket.
Positively but Loo tickets Of admission viii be Issued 70
tho public.
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Gtos, ssse,s F.5. = la6 Usbore.........sl'a'zIS u
" B.-1he re,eiye 10 Ieb,ure outstanding policies and
additions 5O3gs ool above, include, nsfsn Of
IoOOO ard above the net vsoes at PEI cent inter
sst 80 thst tn. total Undivided surH, sIooeds 81
c,,i,,. u,,,ia no. si22 80 o.
POLICY AND RISK ACCOUNT
Polies In force Feb. 1856 ~ inf lrns ss,olsto
Tot. is.n.d in the year ias5 $780, .ihmrng. s1s%7
IL force Feb. l. 1915 y ~. .inssnns. S4tl1D5
ILsve carefully examined the foregoing statement AID be-
lieve TIE TO be correct
sHRPPARD HOMANs.
AdosYy.
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EOX~ OLD BOWERY THEATER.
l. Lessee, Director and Manager L. FOX
tSzn lsrABLIsHxEyr DOES not ADVERTISE u srs
EzwIoRK HERALD)
SECOND WEEK
TREMENDOUS SUCCESS.
G. L. FOX'S
NEW COMIC PANTOMIME,
JACK AND GILL
WENT UP THE HILL,
Which will be played
EVERY NIGHT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON commencing at n
MIX w. Ia FOA.,.........ss
NIX 4. X. FOA..........., as. .fANl ALOON
Columbne, Mile. Msrpetti Harlequin, Master HniothyJ
The Sun Spirit, C. Fosters The Ice King, T. A.hbury.
Thin magnificent Psn'oniime for the year 1865
SURPRISES ALL FORMER EFFORTS.
THE TABLEAUX BEING BRILLIANT,
AND THE LAST SCENE
A PERFECT SHOWER OF GOLD.
I ICY RtSHTONy THEATER.
- Nos Ts and $50 Broadway topposite the n. T. Hcts
Sole Lessee and MAnsgeress MISS LUCY RUsHTON
THIS EVENING vii! be presented the Comedy In three
sets Of
GIRALDA.
Miss LUCY RUSHTON.. .0lkALDA
To be preceded EVERY EVENING by the Munca rce Of
THE KINGS GARDENER.
Door open at II p. Performance 20 commences
Acting Manager and Treasurer. MI H. h.DArib'
In preparation and will shortly be produced entirely
spectacular musical piece, introducing mechanical sns
scenic effects before attempted.