The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-08
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The Evcaus Readings WI! commeuc. precisely Al o'clock
RE Morning Readings a, O'Clock P NJ.
Admission 10 each Reading 81.
TcKe,s for The entire SERIES with reserved sesss S.
The se o. tickets for the entire series vii begin :. sse1
sny or each may procured on Friday.
Apri. II, and the following days.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
No tickets will be sold than the actual OF seats
In the body OF the hail. To avoid interruption the audience
respectfully to be seated before the
CAM coLYER THE vNcoNqUERABLE AND HIS
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Ma CHARLES pIckESs, Farewell s sso.o
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frsr A. n. to P. NJ, where seats can be obtained.
CHARLES DICKENS READINGS CHOICE SEATS
can be had at the theatre .cke, slnee, Reading ROOM
TONY PASTOR SINGS MANY NEW SONGS AND
IN THE BowERi, AT the Grand Matinee to-day 20 o'clock
THE PEOPLES READINGS tTHIRD.-sTEINwAY
| Hail. Friday evening Hon. Horace Greeley viii preside
al Fowler Wells and ScFsIiards
THE LECTURE SEASON.
JxPoRTAST LECTURES pAihy,Io GENTLEMEN E,ls,,
o. Anaicmy as Bfoaawsy Those unsbi. 70 attend these
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Broadway.
ToHN B. COUGH WILL DELIVER A POPULAR Lee.
tire at Cooper Institute, Wednesday evening, April .,
PIANOFORTEs.
4 LARGE VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS PIANO.
ior.eshs sIss and the cheapest n The city else Sec
ond aanG Pianos, al bargains. JENSEs son,
233 East Tweny-hr street.
A1A GREAT sAcRIrIcE.-ro SALE, MAeNIrl.
n cent rosewood octave Panofore, nearly new;
elegant ParOI SUITS Easer.s Mrrors Cna,ns BSoksasss
Bureaus Washstand, Commodes Mattresses, &C. Residense
lis Clinton place. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
| A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
saimsnis L.P. CUMMINGS, No Union square.
CHEAP PIANO-PRICE S73; IN GOOD ORDER, FINE
"A TONE iron ps i,,, ssrEsn for cash .sa.,
A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL,
months seoo $500 Also Paror Suit, in
Furniture OF the private residence West Sixteenth street,
| between Fifth and Sixth avenues
A MAGNIFICENT , OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A forte rich and powerful tone, only short time used, al
great bargain for cash. ct A Grand street, near Mott
II NABEs GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANOS, WITH
aaa So asTs9 P.sa REpRcK sIU% Sec
LIS Broadway, secoud door above Twenty nth street.
MUSICAL.
A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE, AND FULLY
N competent, viii take few more scholars IN inssru
mental Music terms moderate references exchanged Ad
| dress Music Teacher, boz 1sS Herald onlce.
A TENOR WITH CULTIVATED VOICE AND EXPERT
class quartet Address Tenor box e2 Post Office