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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DEAD HEAD,

DEAD HEAD,
Or. in other words. heads whose once glorious
locks have
yS1fhered and Whitened,
can in . few moments be re-clothed with all their
YOUTHFUL ATTRACTIONS.
by a single application of that wonderful talisman
CRIsTA1oRo's HAIR DYE,
Grizzled whiskers and moustaches, ladies' curls
into which the snow Of age has prematurely drift
cd, aud red, candy, or whitley brown hair, receive,
as ifby magic, the rarest shades o fhIsck or brown
from this harmless botanical hair darksner, man
usscturod by J. CRISTADORO. 6 Astor House,
New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Drssserz. mayI0:Rl6-D&W-eod
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eEo. W. SWEET NJ. D, Proprietor.
Boston, Eass-i !
BENTON. MYERS 4 CANFIELD, And STRONG
A ARMSTRONG. Agents. JANIS: R10-W
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,

IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
l. houses in Philadelphia and Washington, we
have opened a NEW YORK HOUSE ct above To-
cation, and offer our services to Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for the transaction Of their business
in this city, including purchases and sales Of Gov
ERNMEET SECURITIES, STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD.
We are o~onstelly represented at the Stock Ex-
change and Gold Board, where orders sent us are
promptly filed. We keep on hand q full supply of
Government Securities of all Issues,
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAY COOKE q co.
ma ieRIs-D& Weed
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BEA SINGLE BOX OF BRAND
RETH's PILLS contains more vegetable extrsc.
tive matter than twenty boxes of any pills in tho
world besides; hny-fve hundred physicians use
them in their practice to the exclusion Of other
urgatives. The first letter of their value is yet
scarcely appreciated. When they are better
known, sudden death and continued SICKNESS Will
be of the past. Let those who know Them speak
right out in their favor. 1t is a duty which will
safe life.
Our race is subject to a redundancy Of vitlated
bile at this season, and It Is IS dangerous as it Is
prevalent; but Brandreth's Pills afford an inval-
liable and efficient protection. By their occasion
al use we prevent the collection Of those imPuri-
ties which, when In sufficient quantities, cause 50
much danger 70 the body's health. They soon cure
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite,
Pain in the Head, HEARTBURN, Pain in the Breast
lone, Sudden Fsintness aud Costiveness. Sold by
all respectable dealers in Medicines.
mayIO.R16. DkWeod
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FOR SALE.
SALE OF
Railroad & Turnpike Stocks,


oyrIeE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS OF SINKING FUND,
COLUMBUS. Ohio, April 10, 1866.
IN PURSUANCE OF A JOINT
Resolution of the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio, passed April 6, 1866, sealed bids
will be received at this Office until II O'Clock noon,
on the Ist day of June, 1866, for all or any part Of
the stock owned by the State in the following
Turnpike and Railroad Companies, at which time
the bids will be opened and the contracts OF sale
awarded in case the Commissioners approve the
same, and the Governor shall give his consent
thereto in writing, viz;
rOsd $685., 500 90
ssndusky, Mansfield q Newark Rail-
road 1900 %
Batavia & Union Bridge Turnpike Co.. sO,25O 90
Cincinnati, Columbus & Wooster Turn
pike loioOO W
Cincinnati 4 Hamilton Turnpike CoI11 1850 90
Cincinnati 4 Harrison Turnpike Co.. s6,O5O 90
Cincinnati & Xenia Turnpike Con-. O3,65O 90
Colerain, 0xford& Brookvills Turnpike
o................... ..........--....---.- oo,llo ~
DAYTON d Coyington Turnpike Con-. 3I,4sO %
Oavton a Lebanon Turnpike Co....- 49,45O 90
Dayton & Springfield Turnpike Co... $3.50 90
DAYTON & Western Turnpike Com. $500 90
Hs f04d { Fair rf haven 'rafnPiSs Co 4o,47a 90
! pike Go..n.~-~-. 1926 90
Hamilton. Springfield q Carthage Turn
pike 20 oS,42V "
The bids should be endorsed " PropotdbJo Kat
road stock, - i" Turnpike Stock as the case may be.
JAS. b. GOODMAN. President.
VIM. HENRY SMITH, Secretary.
W. Il. WEST, Atty Gen1,
sp27:31s Commissioners of the Sinking fund.
OEWER PIPE.-I have on hand a large
- assortment Of the best quality OF bEhEk
PIPE, which 1 offer to the trade at the lowest
market rates.
Call and see it at my Coal Yard on Canal, foot
Of Vineyard street.
sp23:3l6
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p6g-THE GREAT NEW ENGLAND

JOHN L, HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
fhAE Practical Chemist,
,cI.d.v.eon Commercial Wharf Boston. Mass
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ApprOprfation BIZ.

The Consular and Diplomatic, and West
Point appropriation bills were finished to-
day in the Senate, and now return to the
House. There are no material amendments
that will be objected to except the creation
of another Assistant Secretary of State, to
be termed a Second Assistant. 1t is under
stood that Chief Clerk Hunter will be des-
ignated if the bill becomes a law.
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DIX 1T ORDAINED BY TEE COUNCTL

C. Z. HILL, Prest. Of the Council.
City Clerk myIT-2I7-4t
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But Nina dried her eyes, using for that
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Sold BY Druggists and Dealers Eeals.n gsno-
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PlorKEsz5z or ELBc1zoPAzHY-bED MEDICINE.
Omos IIgseneoa street, q few doeB from 6uPeriof,
CD stain, opposite CITY Hotel
hours from 9 70 Z and from7 to 5o'cloek
Daay Sundays ezcepsedl
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= A prominent official states that General
Howard will shortly be relieved as Com
missioner of the Freedmen's Affairs, and
some other officer detailed in bis place, for
his defense Of the North Carolina affairs OF
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The Senate will take up the pension bill
Friday as the special order, and the finance
bill of Senator Sherman will have to go
over for a week, as the Constitutional
amendments will come up on Monday next
SIS the special order and will occupy per-
hans q week.
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The House is working irdustriously Oh
the Tax bill, which win probably not be
completed before the last of next week.
Tomorrow the tabacco interest will be
thoroughly ventilated. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
HENRY ID. MINER, Auction.er.

Once No 81 Nassaustt Opposite the g,
GALE of a verv fine collection of original
- modern PICTURES, recently received from Europe and
never before exhibited embracing many OF the latest ana
choicest Of leading artists of The Dusseldorf Dutch
Belgian French Schools which will be found three
very important and ae examples Of Ferdinand de
si Antwerp; Louis RObbe OF Brussels, and Hendrix p.
eehae OF Antwerp, being the finest specimens Of these
artists imported. go - ,
MINER A SOMERyILLE viii sell at auction on the
EVENINGS Of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. April 10 and
n Al IA cock the Somevile Art Gallery, avery choice
collection Modern OIL PAINTINGS imported by and con-
signed 10 A. DHuye;sn, esq of Antwerp who Is about re-
s,ins 10 Furopa TN collection late works Of the
foowing fvore artists various European schools as
follows viz:
joseph Lies r. De Brseileer, H. y. Schsee's.
Ion{s Robbe David Col A. Van Hamme,
9beodoro Gerard, M. A. Koekkoek, J. G. MeTtz, ~
r Inf,sx r. Musin. J. Bener, ,Doeseld T.
) Rnytsn j. Wagner, Zachsre NottenHaD,
A Fy,rsen ". DiddseTt, 4. Lebret.
Z ys.ths,s i IA r. Koekkock, j. CGrTabsin,
= Rosisr,s SAVOY Nerheyden.
q. Springer, LeickeTt III. '4,seoen
J stToebel, T. Berlin, Dee asye, n TT
Also . number OF examples Of American artists py ". II
Boughon J. c. Thorn w l. SonnaS and others incnclns
. Portrait from life of the late
PROFESSOR MAPES,
BY Charles l. Elliot.
They exhibition free, day and evening and we
with confidence invite the attention OF the general art pubic
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

.CUPREME COTRT, City and County of
~ New.York.-FTGENE CUABNE, Plaintiff, against
CECILIA CHARvE, Deiendart- - -, =,
ant. CECILIA CHARVE; You ere SOC. Cancelled.
hereby summoned and required TO
the comp an in tins action Of which copy Is herewith
upon you. and copy Of your answer % hs
said the subscriber az oice No II5 Nassau
in the City Of Newyork within twenty dsys ser TIE
service hereof exclusive day s1ch service aud
fail the complaint within TIE time aforesaid tie
ainh action viii apply to the Court or the relei De
inanded IN thecomplsint Msr,h g., 1876
JOHN +. GRAY, Plaintiff Attorney,
No ll9 Ns,sau-st., Newly orb
The complaint in this scon duly hed in the oeo OF
the Clerk OF the City and County OF New the 4th day
Of April. 1856 JOHN r. CRAY, fiainths Attorney
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of
> New Observation-Disclosures act. ABNER BART
LETT sole Surviving assignee Of Michael Burke Pufuani 20
an order Of the Supreme Court in The above entitled acton
made Path day Of March 1866 notice d hereby given o
a persons interested n who had claims san the estate
Of Michael Burke OF the City and County Of NewYok the
2st day o August 1884 TO appear and EXHIBIT the same wh
iefre i'm laid order named At h oce No JOG Broadway
iu tie City OF New before the 2h day Of Ap
1906 o'clock Ia tie ioIenoon-Da'ed Newi OK MaIcn
29 1866 - .
ttNATh JOHN B. HhShIN. ho'efee'
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6caebers.

WANTED immediately-A NAN not less
w ,b,n IS wears OF ase to TEACH SCHOOL country
p.c. IN N-~Jerey To one who Gas had experience ss
- fTpi.h testimonials salary Of esOe per viii b.
siv.n Ne school daios the months Of JAY and A1sHs
Address in edistey, with fall Iuticass. A n BRAD
SHAW. BDelssgIk oesss c., Nss'Jssey
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Hlf0ifal.

1TrW EDI1ION-JUsT PuBL;6cs,HIEMDoisKx PuBd;c,I Mosx
N Dr. LARMoNT's NEnicAL md ,soas psbiiy Piles
o. a Of the Esyie ,san. Affection. Also con-
sips sl.s sny s5ae:. re. pco
81 10 the wort SD o Al so OF br s Warner Pue4i'ssf
e ivsss,s. f,ss.uyD, ror vA@ 's~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Gopartnersbip Noiirss.

II nISSOLUTION.-The Firm heretofore exist.
H ina rnder the title of LANG, WETHEklLL 1 vi a
~, e asssl,ed BY Eosus espssnt .Ss~,f siso ST
lNS b. z LAISSy,,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Goal, &f.

DO IN F X i III MINED LOCUST
DO e)U. MOUNTAIN COAL. Of best quality. at
~ 80 per tun. delivered from the yard, No ly5 West
Eleven,h-st near Seveuth-sve
XVOOD, WOOD, WOOD.-The best NIR-
w GINA PINE and OAK WOOD FOR sale by the load
or cord (cu or in tn stick Low PRICES at the Yard
Nos 6S2 6 and CSC Seeondsve, bet Thirty fifth aud Thr
ty. .siIth-sts
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Cost ano fcnn0.

I OST OR RURNED-On the night OF the
28th of March the ire 86 Broadway occupied by Dr.
Won Eenberg Certificate No 587 for five thousand 9eV
shares Certificate No 583 for thousand COO shares OF
the keystone Silver Mining Company Of New forS issued 70
and standing the of David Bnsh also four ~ Cerih
cates for hundred 200 sHF each and Cerhcae io
nifty O shares all Of which are IN the Same company snrd
and standing in the of L. O. Bingham and x 90
Certificates 25 26 81 2 81 and "a for hundred OO
shares Of the Nedder Silver Mining Company New
York issued and standing in the Of W Ioombs
the aggregate being about One HuDted Iholshd
Dollars 100 0DO The public hereby Cautioned against
regulating transfer has been stepped and The
companies applied for new issue $O0 reward vii be
given who will bring the 10 Dr. on fisen'
berg. No. ole Broadway. J. +. Won ElsENBERG VI. ID.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Amnsemcnis.

lucy RUSHTONs THEATER.
IL Sole Le.,-s and Nan.ser~". MISS LUCY RusHIoS.
GRAND HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT.
UyDoUBTED SUCCESS OF . ...-.,..,,, -
VALIANT VALENTINE
IN NJ J. schoub.rs, buii-sque, which il repiete with
SONGS, MUSIC, DANCING PAGEANTS and COABATs
Truly III Y'VsoSs woSosRFtb
TRANSFORMATIONS SCENE,
uroueunced br ,Il who have il. 70 be
ITHE MOST MARvELOUsLY BEAUTIFUL
p.y performance. every "wednesday and Saturday.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
I ICY RUSHTONs THEATER.
i f M wv vAEESTSE
'-' EXTRA hNN0UNCEMEST.
DAY PERFORMANCES
viii be given commencing a. ?. N on
EyERY wE6SEsDAY ~ ~ sA,IuRpANY. ,s6N
''' = s''''''''' VALIANT v,lENTNx,
GORGEOUS SCENERY.
PAGEANTs, sALLsTs. CoMBATs,
MUSIC, SINGING snd DANCING
and WONDERFULLY BLAUTIFUL
TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
S~s,s secured in sdvaure
CHILDREN UNDER n YEARS or AGE hALP PRICE.
Door op~n e. pas; g.
Performance at P. II.
Mss MARIA BRAINERDs
vi o., SkASD BAN 4 1NSE s. Al .-y5 GoScsERTs cert
{, IRVING HALL
Nj JULES q. LCMBARD-Bassc,
Mr.. y. FA1Ti>ON-Piano.
Mr.. THEODORE THOMAS Nioin,
and SELECT CHORUS OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
DR.. CLARE ". BEAMES-C ONDUCTcR
MFSDf LSSOHSS SOPRANO SOLO WITH CHORUS.
HEAR NY PRAYER" viii be sfvel-
Tcke's : Resrryed Seats s. cents To be had q;
the Muse Stores ComTuence At 8 O'Clock.
fy,HEATER FRANCAIS.
i ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY, Apr :. = oclc,k,
LIS MlSERAPLES.
Romantic Drama BY Victor Huso.
Ticket Oflce. Nc. 653 Broadway.
DRADY's ART GALLERY,
- No. 7a5 Broadway corner Of Trnth.A
FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
OPEN MORNING AND AFTERNOON
GRAND EXHIBITION
q. 9 new Coliec,,a %
WARNIEWS AND HISTORIC PORTRAITS
This Collection comprises 90 Pic--es several hundred
ecimen copies Of which have beea placed exhibition
A. above.
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Amrsemenis.

(rHu EsrAsLisBSESr DOES Sor ADVERTISE ~ 'a'
SEwYoKK HEENDj
SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK But ONE
CT the brilliant md lengthy surasenent o.
MISS MAGGIE MlTChELL-
VIC VT THE ifRgeT eoTTHURsD,Y) EVENING APRIL
FOR POSITIVELY THE LAs- 4iAE'
IN her charming peFs9na;.on az
in tn. eomp,nion picture In ,c' to F.neAon ey TIE
'-''''' '-''' LITTLE BAREsOOT.
WITH A CAST Or MUCH IN y. OsLlLhNOi LII. q B,,.
nett, l. Lamb E. & Holmes ". y. Danver, +. BAIy'
Z ksnaic Ne.l. Mise, Mary wsi' Maedef IL csaPnaH'
NE isfESE6Y S9sTUNEs APF9EETMEXTTs EIHTTsT bf bf
Ma.sA Conaue.or. HARVEY B. DoDwoRrH
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
MISS MllCHELL n ,Fo hse Comedies.
MAROOT, THE POULTRY DEALER
THE PET og THE PErucoArs.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. APRIL
ONLY MATINEE
rAvcHov. THE CRICKET.
COMMENCING AT u O'CLOCK
lated for Miss Mtehel, and never before performed IN New
/ ''' 'TfsS 'THfEsRM,NcE. THE CHILD or. FORTUNE.
ASri..ior :. cents Reserved Seats. 81 Orchestr,
Cbsir 81 81 sss,. "A Dress Circle Private Boxes 50
Family CFe- ler'rance cn cro'by'tl |" een'A fr''e
Boxes g. -, 40
se.. secured ..1 dny' in ,dr,nc-
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" Sole Lessee snd Mansseress......NrsJ John MvVS
stage H. SLL
tIHIs EsrIBL1sHxrSy poEs NOT .DvKKrIsE IN rHs
NESFoRK HsRsLD)
GRAND PRODUCTION
the
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
IN style Of nasnihceDce hE surPss ns al previous en
With u,yrc
New scenry. by.''...' " ~ FS
~ "A tnfN n
Mechanic effects ~ w Sanders properties snd sppont
by W. Henry, and elegant Costumes by J
O--'' ArA GREAT FxPENsE.
THIS EVENING, ,,-,,,,,
AND E'ERY EyENING TILL FURrhER MOTIF 'II ~, ~,
frenen Of AieIaDoes Dum,s eutithcd tho
GffVSR38s-e1IN * 5 -e1IiN
with TIE foorg powerful cast ei characters seldom eSuAes
out ne'gt TSFRy SIlRS q 1nRyBFR RSjR OF THE COMPANY
ANNE or Al AUSTRGA....... Nine. MErHUA sChELLEb
CONSTANCE .... Her ConfSAnte) Mrs. JOHN WOOD
in vhich eha,,ter she viii new r0manza written and
i LOVED HIM At FIRST SIGHT.
Lsdy V, .V . Fss,s Maze sgS,9s R'9s
M D. stnd.sy
w t. g. bonnace
Loui. XTTI......................Mr. @. w Garrison
Richele j. sioddnd
Bouisst Mr. George Kames
Levi;
n. is...............Mr j. Leigh
lie n L Hntoa tiis,,
L. ""''''
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SATURDAY, April : and WEDNESDAY, April IL,
GRAND MATEEE
CINDERELLA la coMARE.
Cowmeucing At o'clock.
Dcoss open in the evening at It. Curtain rises at
| Seats secured three Gays IN advance.
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g. SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANO-FORTE

Have taien y First Premiums fed and silver medals Of the
PRINCIPAL held IN this country within last
and addition thereto they swafded First Prirs
Medal the Great International Exhibition in London le
10 competition with 569 Pianos from al parts Of the World
That great superiority Of these ins,rumens uni
verssy conceded 10 abnndAnty p.oven by the PACT that
Messs sieinwsys "teses improyenent and pecoarties
constr geten have been copied BY the great majority Of
the manufacturers Of both hemispheres cocIp
DONE WITHOUT IyIBiysEuESr o. PArEyr RGHrSl, and
that their instruments ased BY the eminent panss
ofEurope and America who prefer them for their pubic
and private sse. whenever sceesnble
sTEINWAYk SONS direct special it,ertion TO theI
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGEMENT.
which having been practically tested N al their Grand and
highest priced Square Pianos snd admitted 20 be Of me
rrest.s provements Of modern tines will hereafter Be in
sodr ed IN EvEsr nAyryAcTrhKp Br rHfn vIrHorI
to the pureheI IN erdes that AL lsi
patrons nav reap It's benefit
STElSWAY SONS PIANOS are the only Aneneen
Instruments exported Europe il large rsnseFt and Used
l. Fur pesn oonoer.rooms - L.
NARER00hS, kos II ard , Z W Iourteehn"' "
tween l'nion Square and Irving place. Sew'forL
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

WALLACE; ns.,n w,,,.cx
w Proprietor and Manager. r...Nr LESTER WALLACK
(TEp rsrABIr,HrEyr poEs NOT ApvERTux IN TEE
NV YORK HkRALD.)
OpenatT Begins ata.
THURSnAf,
Last 1ime-sucf'''oe.. q P0Ppptsr gpt fiE% GI%edy'
Whh elegant Scenery Appropriate Costumes and Appoint
menisi and highly attractive dsnoutl.n. c,., w.. n
T. Rnggod sni J C. williamson Miss Mary Cannon, Mrs
Vernon Miss Fanny Moran,, M.. Clara Jennings and MT'
John Seton.
With ,hs very lau;hat "a Anerpece
DEAF AS POST.
In which will ,Ppsar M.ssrs Charles Fisher George ol
land = C. williamson Graham, Pope Mrs John Scion, Mis
lone Rurie, Miss hAy Barrett, and Miss Green.
BENEFIT
NJ. w nHoIsreN.
ana THF poRTERS KNOT and Seloys lsushsble aher.
pieee, THE/BOOT1 At THE SWAN. :
SAfURDAY--T Z RENT DAY and PAUL PRY, the only
OCCASION which sss plays will be acted here on tho same
TSe frs, appearance Of
Mr. LESTER WALLACK,
In tveIys months, will be on
MONDAY
WIG "f'''' YOUNG MARROW,
in GsLds nith's great comedy, -
which u be given for the frs. time this season with oesn
f and appropriate Scenery Costumes and Appointments and
the fue Standard Cast of this The3ter.
The fss orte Eve act Comedy,
THE WONDERS
HOW SHE LOVES HIM,
will alss be presented daring the week
THE BOX BOOK
Mr. WALLACKS
nights viii te opened -
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

The FAIRY Fi'dune .'''''''.''... Mis-. Blanche Grey
1Her first .ppesranco in Nsw.YC,hl ,.,....
6aIn: b. piece. viii be introduced the charming ballad:
KATY MOONEY,
wHACK la FA, THE IRISH WHISKY
THE YOUNG MAY MOON,
AREAL iRIsH JIG.
THE coNNAUGHT MANS RAMBLEs.
IRISH FAIR FIGHT.
will appear in her wSgssnl ri reSdIdS% .tt%r q
in the elegant f'Gs'f %s HoGs eS%sdiH N p SEVILLE
v A''s sUPERBp RI p,S1S COSTUMES AND APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS. ,rv
MATINEE ON SATURDAY April
sests secured six days in advance.
NEW-YORK CIRCUS.
~ HIPPOTHEATRON BUILDING.
Fourteenth st, opposite the Academy Of Murc.
B. Manager
(rHn IsrABLnaxsSr ADVERTISE IN TEE
SswroRx HERALD)
EASTER HOLIDAY WEEK.
TWO GRAND ,,, EQUESTRIAN
beside sPasDa Psaop%.nce: EVERY NIoHr stts
ROBINSON
THE GREAT HORSEMAN,
with hi, juvenile pro,ese YOUNG CLARENCE, win ss'i's
In the course Of the entertainments will be given extra
BATT0UT LEAPS and AERIAL vAULTINo,
by the corps OF Athletes.
nter'per.ed hroughoni and sssea9y olse,snea
PENTLAND, AUSTIN. CONRAD,
their bon mot, quaint antics and ready iDprO''0
Inc "''' Z EQUESTRIAN SIpssff ExTRAvAoANzA
EOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER.
l. Lessee, Director and Manyer...""....a L. FOX.
(rHu .srABruHrxSr poss NOT ADVERTISE IN rHs
NEw YORK HkRALp.)
EASTER WEEK
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
WENT UF THE HILL,
with Mr.. O. L. FOX /. tn. humorous and joyi. clown
crowdng the house nightly and setting the audience In
Two pieces with the psntonme.
WOODS THEATER. Admission, so cents.
THURSDAY AND Friday EyENISos, xpTn end e
=. LAST NIGHTS
ai Mss s'I1Siai ITcILIs iIs S:s %EsrksS, kiIsi
EAST HyssssEJI or. u. %az n;Ia EIorExEsr pen
The prossan drama In thres =, act: , o. e.u,o
NV WEsfERN sHssSIh sustaining ) cHARacrER.
Supported By M baaTos JILL nd a'sh'' Co.
SEATS MAY BE SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
IRVING HALL; dR.sD CONCERT
FOR THE BENEFIT or THE ATTACHES o.
IRVING HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL :. 1866.
The following artists have kindly consented to sppsu
Mrs. MARIE ABBOTT SIPT.1GR :. EMILE KSAuss p.n,.,
Pepn Of NJ WM MASON, her fr't sppeusDss)
Mr. L. p THATCHER, Tenor
q. w. MORGAN, Orgsnia,
5.P. WARREN, Oreanist
rHEO. THOMAS, viOlniss, +. EBEN, glstia.
THE NEW ORGAN,
BUILT BY aEssRs J. H. L c. 8. oDELL,
IN T.. n..d on this occasion for the first time.
TICKETS 81. RESERVED SEATS 50 CENTS EXTRA.
IRVING HALL BLIND TOM
The wonderful Negro Boy
PIANIST
VIII i've series Of his remarkable
ENTERTAINMENTS,
Commencing
MONDAY EVENING, April o. 1859
Omission ee1ta
10 BE- had :. the hal daily from 10 IN to .. N.
yrr, Commences as Oeosh
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
RRYANTS'-MECHANICS HALL.
- No. <T2 BROADWAY, above Cr.ndst
BRILLIANT TNOvELTfEs-EAsTER WEEK
The PERFORMING ELEPHANT
afesqas oncg OPera Conique Plantation Scenes sesp.s
s'D0nny6root, B.eksrnlth' jubilee, Hogan nd
Coihnss Great Cloz Dance.
LA TRAyIATt.
slo'e,'s with Csvains" Oh, Force Him . Rorn Howard
ryant THE HUGUENOTs ~ '"s Dn
THE hscHlEvoUs MONKEY.
, AL D. OPERA.
Ticket Of the shove Ball be had By .adre..,ns
A. Il ~
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
DAVID D. EeAN, Auctioneer.

DAVID d. EeAN, Auctioneer.
LNRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, ParlOr Fur
nure. Velvet and Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains Oil
Paintings PianoForte &c.
DAVID d. EGAN will cell by suction this day, THURS
DAY, April stl0t O'Clock, at No 200 Beecserst Rose
wood and Blackwanut ParloT Furniture French Looking
Glasses Bnsses and Three ply Carpets Hair snd other Mat
sssss Maboghsny Chairs Tables Esgefes Lace Curtains
Corrices &c. Also some very fine Oil Paintings
ALSO
Of Pickbsrdt Psror Extension Bedseads Rosewood
Piano Forte Kitchen and Bedroom Furniture with which tho
sale will commence. Catalogues at sale.
VOIIN l.. VANDEWATER, 'AuctiOneer, by
~ w. H. DlSBROW. No. 100 Lbe1ty-st. Special sale Of
rare. choice and EXoTlC PLANTS; jnst imported from
France on THURSDAY April at III ocock, consist ting OF
STANDARD Moss Tea and other Roses all perfectly hardy and
IN prime condition. Also Fruit Trees in every variety the
whole presenting the finest asoTents OF the season
NOTICE.-I will expose for SALE at PUB
IN LC AUCTION in the vestibule Of the City Hail. Me-"
Yok City on the eth of Apil 1885, at IL o'clock noon the
for the of the copaTtnershp OF t h
Of Wright Parker Co.. OF all the lands factories buildings
Grtures implements machinery and all other sppurensc
by hT any time in their possession sste
Of South East, Putnam County state OF e"
Yetk.-Dated New York, April 3 1866.
JOHN NJ. HARRINGTON, Receiver &c,
No 2&3 Broadway, New J ork City.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

TvEssr GITH PRECINCT MsTRoPOLIr.y PoLTCs
CIrI HALL, NEW YORK, Apn 5. 1850. )
NOTICE.-COmpany 70 the BALL ID OPERA
this evening at the Academy Musc, will be admitted
the lrvugpsce Coaches viii sppresch
In southery direction through Irving place passing out on
tourteenhst In taxing up coact will approach from the
direction. Gentlemen viii please take the coach at the
door and not wait for any particular coach. fsre In AL cases
viii be dollar f0r each PASSENGER without regard 10 dis
tsnce In the city No coach vii t allowed n- bot such
q are passed BY inspection. CHAs. y. BkACkEIT,
Captain end Inspector Of Hackney Coaches.