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New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
FRIDAY, April PIP. N.

The result of yesterdays Treasury move
ment In making additional sales OF gold, While dseon-
certing the bull clique in that market seems but to have
added fresh the fire of speculation that still RACES
in stocks day to day compelled to chronicle
higher prices. when ii would seem apparently safe
to hazard prediction of break To-day has been no
exception the general rule. The transactions In the
leading stocks have been very large amounting To what
in ordinary times would he considered enormous; and III
certain speciates such Lake Shore of which nearly
10000 shares were sold, New-York Central, Wabash,
Reading and st. Paul. the prices recorded were higher
to-day than any previous day OF the campaign Lake
Shore continues lead the market and the price stead
lily advanced to 111t from 109t, without the
frequent setbacks usually experienced in that specially
What point stock will yet attain is impossible to
predict but purchasers found in numbers who are
not wanting In the belief that the advance will not halt
permanently until least 100 is reached. The move
ment at present going forward shows at all events
great confidence Il further advance. We have no pre-
dctions TO make. The Northwest and Rock Island
shares were strong. without making any notable ad-
vance, while the upward turn In Reading seemed to be
based upon favorable reports from the mining districts
Ohio and Mississippi has been heavy, no new point being
given out Of sufficient importance TO base advance
and the old not provocative OF further rise
Western Union quiet and lower, some talk that
the next deal comprehends the skipping of the next
dividend, with view Of depressing the price prepara.
tory to fresh start The less prominent stocks were
strong and in good inquiry, while express shares were
strong and higher. The following table shows the high
est and lowest prices OF active stocks made to-day
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

The good commercial demand for gold and the pros
pective specie shipments OF million tomorrow have
encouraged strong underone to the market to-day the
dealings during portion Of the day being animated and
the business brisk Early sales were at tdlll6 but
subsequently the price broke down TO 1lOt and later
reacted to 1il and closed steady at lll In the gold
loan market the rates and per cent, and per
cent Clearing House for carrying, and and per
cent for borrowing large number Of loans were made
fiat both in and out OF Clearing House The days busi-
ness at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Gold
cleared SOS 735.OO gold balances, s2lil,65 currency
hnInncns 200 Ga The following the quotations:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

There was very large business In Railroad bonds,
peclay in the mortgages OF prominent roads, the bust
at the Boards comprehending in amount sl.s 800
The bonds OF the Morris and Essex Toledo and Wabash
Hannibal and st. Joseph, and c. c. and Indiana Central
heavily traded n the expectation that the Union
Pacific securities will he admitted TO the call the
London Change stimulating demand for them. The
Central Pacics advanced from 100 to los brisk in
qury from the German bankers. apparently the news
that these bonds have been put the official call Of the
Berlin Bourse. The following are the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

The Philadelphia stock market strong to-day; Penn
syvania 6s third issue. sold at Osl; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 2s3 Reading Railroad. 81 9l6, and Penn
sylvania Railroad. 66. Gold closed at Ill
The movement Of the week in Dry Goods show the
amount entered for consumption TO have been 267oji
withdrawn from warehouse, $67i.5e9; Warehoused
s537,67s.
The coupons OF the st. Louis and SOUTHEASTERN Rail
way Company due the 1t Of May will be paid at the
banking Of George Opdyke Co on and after that
date.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
AsYLux.-Gtrls ssoiag. Room.

Retaired ard boots ..s.s''''' ps1s. ''''
rour have escaped during the year ana nave not YET
Zen covered with the exception OF lew restess'
bn, moi always the worst boys the children nave na
Ysted hoth c0ntentment and interest to hlghly com
endabe good 9rary vsy scehey ycn rom the
,o dnrIno The present year, girls and % Doy ior
al Of whom homes have been procured n families wh ah
the limits OF the State OF Illinois VI i ~ thi. wear
aud s under IT, charge $40 have been visited os 9
9S have been removed and replaced ~ % t tha Chicago
turned 10 the Asylum and committed 20 tne N.nku
Reform School There have also been feporca& & 0 hir
and orally. SOi OF whom II have nDScohuo' ii0"' 'A'
employers, and have died. A., ,.oso,, TINA
The Agency has It's charge at inc ptesdd psd
about 400 children some OF whom are Nlsi'ou ~, @
times annually and nearly all Of whom are feacbch anu
communicated with iu some way often as once III TWO
TeArH.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

TT Tfsffs dnd R1fTT011s
APRIL HI pkg Beessar bales Cotton 40 ha. Cotas.
80 'e ~ ibis Cotton seei OIL d bb Copper 2s Copper
s prs Fruit "a bbs RgV IN bbs Pour 90 b6Is 0sa
81, - pon oorn Meal go bags Corn Meal 300 bush whes
NJ, a T. rss l07 bush Corn. l35o bush Ost
b.s HoD aS Seans 80 bush Seed bsle. Hemp 81 Hides s1
Hn ~ Dds Tar 30 ba.h Peanuts s5 pkgs butter PKG.
90 oos ron M pkgs La $50 pfgs Cut Meats 20 ptrs
Srsnn ps sresse Is Dbl. Lar OIL pis. Starch ssl hi
Iooaeco, w pig. Tobacco go Dbl. Whlt g bale. wool
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
Ne. hous No. bour,

The remainder Of the children are, unless sick in the
school 20 hours weekly. go, --. -.
The following tables exhibit the kind ana aih9"ni y,
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THE MARKETS.

ieA'eS'" ~ FRIpLy, March 81 1871.
b. beeu steady, fair demand for Pots pnee.
IN, rs",ts, sale, S bbl 81 $685. Is Pearls
dul hat steady q fsd eS 10
DIiII.DING MATERiALS-We Qgotei
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is the basis Of rates. though some sodgcd pieces 20 as
low "a per cent

Government bonds opened strong and higher, but at
the subsequent calls important changes were recorded
There was fair business reported at the Boards, the
dealings over the counter also being quite brisk The
market wound up strong on the basis Of llsoii2i for
1s67s
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
HowEs & MACY. Bankers the same az an incorpo-

To BRoKERs.-wanted position as BSokkeeper Boo r
in ock or House By party Thoroughly posel In
a. ,n. R,., n reference gwen Address W. L. j. Box 3t1 Po
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

a. u HAICH.
OFFICE OF FISK Il HATCH. BANKERS,
No. 8 NAssAU-Sf., NEw-YORK, April ID, 1871.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
of which absut S7,OO00O0, or nearly One-half the
entire loan have already been marketedare secured
upon an East and West Trunk Line of Road, 427
miles in length the greater part OF which ' miles,
is in profitable operation and the remainder rapidly
building. When completed. it will establish short.
economical and favorite route between tide-water
navigation and the chief railroad and river cities of
the West.
Besides the immense volnme of through traffic be-
tween the East and West which this Road conf
mand by its superior advantages i'll distance grades,
fuel. and unfang navigable connections, this Road
must convey enormous quantities of the superior
smelling, camel and btumnous Goals of the Kan
awha Valley, and the iron of Virginia and West
Virginia, which are in demand at both ends Of the
line.
The value Of the property, the certainty OF large
and profitable business, the established reputation
and credit of the Company. and its able and honor
able management, give to these securities an assu-
rance of superior value and safety and enable us to
recommend them with the greatest confidence to
parties making investments or desiring to fund their
Five-Twenties.
in denominations of
$1,000 $780, and 500.
Price, 90 and accrued interest from Nov IL at which
rate tbev Weld per cent gold interest on their cost
We have prepared pamphlets, showing the agrcni-
tural. mineral. and manufacturing advantages Of the
adjacent territory and the traffic facilities and fnan-
cial prospects of the Road which will be furnished
ON application. Fisk q HATCH. Financial Agents
HowEs & MACY. Bankers lthe same az an incorpo-
rated bank No. 80 Wal-st., New-fork. -Four per
cent interest allowed on deposits
PERSONS DESTROYS Of RECEIVING INTEREST ipr
their money. and having it at all times subject to
check ON demand. can do so by deposting with this
Banking House, which allows Interest on the entire
dailv balances at the rate of per cent per annum.
COLLECTIONS made on any part of the world with
immediate returns, at the lowest current rates.
Orders for the PURCHASE or SALE OF otocKS' Dohds'
or Gold promptly executed.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

PRBGHTSThe market to-day has been extremely quiet the offerings
line little done though a former rates were asked The ng'ge G
%es ,1ay we're To ID PUN Ss, G, steam I s
small lots Of Provisions London 1900 bbls ROur
burg 80 sacks Coffee s f1n there was chartered Of
top T cargo :. LGIf0 @ s%,s lump p q r.. market r %
p 10; co at 81 7Oq S 75i 80 at 81 10 and 100
FEATHERS moderate demand and the market steady az 75c
for Prime and &c for NJ Iei.
FRUITSThe dull and prices show important
GAYoa moderate inquiry for Wheat and in the absence Of
holders spring the close the market unsettled
la & S Gss e .ss. az ss @ 11S S % % @ Oh spring
81 57al 50 for No Cheao spring aaoat 81 S9G 81 % r No.
store; ii 81 for No. Milwaukee. saoat 81 5sda 81 for Amber
IN store and oaGs 81 SG y % S ss Se S sSsn n., ss
cO IS Barley Malt quiet bot ,tesdyi
arrive 81 TO- oa lower and uncer.an the demand very
light the sales 1900 hush New Ohio 65Ge on track closing
ae6 and Western &C., store State at d on pier Rye
dull and weak Corn easier and y active portion
Damp and unsoanl Western Mined q 75s16 closing
HYThe %ar. has been very quiet 9r Shns and % De %,sss are
for Retail ot. i fm With fair demand a. 81 2G Si i5 Salt Hay
quiet 6Od1Oc and Clover at 5eGSl straw |. quiet but dm
for Ost.
nshsi since as saIss were % male at go ..v. INT
Hops-iss market Tor 3. ssies 81 ne, has been "r active ou
NDGoThe been moderate oObing demand, and prices
Be- ssusa sioGss pei SIoS' ssa - ssl g
M.dT surTency. @ lSS 29 car'ca'. "S 10
marke, is am with fair demand sales 80 hhi,
Trinidad 26 Porto Rico 58asc and IS bbl n a2c
NAVAL SrORES7Spns Tnrpenne + esser With only hmlie
nominal In on has been little done the hghn Of
freight, rreTnts exporters from hs oIeTc we 9ao'e strand a.
50 IS Tar lower and aeve sales 400 bb at 81 % io
oILsThre has been HIGHT demand for Crude Fish Oils
and res are % noG g1o'St % 1sn s v 4 sH s & %
min S!c for casks and sc for bb henladen is dull and prices
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
ELIZABETHTOWN & PiDUCAH RAILROAD
OF KENTUCKY.
FIRST MORTGAGE
EIGHT Per Cent Con-
vertible Bonds.

% , connecting important points o Louisville and PSiuess
M % long and passes through nh agricultural and mineral e
~ ~ the state Of Kentucky Seventy I've miles are already IN s
peson expected that the line will be opened 10 Green
an. 20 miles July The western end Of the line also eeaa
amounting to s3Os5 go Of Shbch the City OF Losis
Vile .ubscnbed Z 100000
The Bonds are deposited Une States Trs Company II New
York and the proceeds their paid to the Railroad Comany
% IN. ratio Of construction The payable the fr
I. Of MARCH and sgPrRMBgRs the BANK or AMERICA SBw
WORK We offer the price s7 and accrued interest,"
and recommend them confidence investors thoroughly safe
security.
NORTON SLAUGHTER Co.,
NO ~ BRoAD-sT.,
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH Co.
30. 10 wALLsr..
HALLGARrEN Co,
NO - BRoAD-sr.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

PROVISIONSThe Pork market Wholesale wa dull and
the offerings comparatively small The jobbng trade
active easier Prime Mess In fair demand anil the
market f sales Of 400 bbs at s 2j the sales ob lots are
BIC 50 for Extra Prime Sl8 5d Sls for Western Prime
Mess market is lower dull md somewhat
heayy 1890 bbs Mess for May at S3 so 8 Ij and
b DO June 10 80 sellers option Beefs rather
bh l0G SIS for Plain Mess, and Sl3d IL Tor Extra Mess
Beef dull the absence Of Gales nOmnay
unchanged quote 25 50a 28 for Prime Mess and 52d Jl
Beef Hams without ae continues
better dai the msket ste1ly but no higher sales last even
ina Picked Hams 2c AMI today 500 pkg mostly
Pickles Hams l3D hhds shouler u 1ic and @
Hams he Baco dull but The offerings are small and
Rbte and Long Hogs higher and hm
quote 9t, Western Lard dull though the ofens are not
VERY .ry tie feeling aud prices be accepted 10 sell
sales OF 250 bbS and at Oi lode for No Tor CITY
for tare delivery dull and prices heavy at about,
m MAY and lie for June sales oO bb for June at n and
2Jl 30. for May At lite. 1900,
pETROLR M-Cae IN bulk has been Ga and heavy 3dl3.c
,he and lair h been done at 80 30 Upper seller
ft half OF year. ~ D baers option do DO In Refined
there has been oy mel the market continues rather
unsettled 800 bb rumore private terms
1908 bb. May and June sold at 2 and 100 bbl go each
sold ac both seller last halt In Philsde
nh Tie market dull ami sales of so bb April At 2c
sales rs casks Car0ns II lots At bsd2c,
AMI 100 Rangoon Ita1ic, currency, duty paid
SUGAR-Raw Sugars are In COOL iesnd and hrm sales, i
tLIs incuilug Cuba at % d9lc. Reinel quiet
sEEDs-Coer end is selling slowly at sQ9}c ID. Tim
othv /. quiet at S6 25d6 ~ u bush.
market remains dull and In the absence of sales
price. are nomasly Gnchangei
TALLow-The y active and prices arg eady sales Of
1902 u at 8ldt ~
WIISKY-The market and sales Of 25 bb
9liGglc. Tor rOa.bouni, closing at inside price.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22
SECOND BOARD,
SECOND BOARD, IP. N.

Sails Of GOrsrRmsat B0ng
000 T. S. Go 81 ct oci l3i 0O L. S52 es .bei ca II
$1,000 S $50 Reg rs net o2i 10000 s. 52V 67....l
10000,
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e. Hatch report as follows at { p. IN.
ollowing were the bids:

state bonds were strong and to per cent higher.
The leading issues, such Tennessees North Caronas,
Missours and South Carolinas showed animation.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

80 Da spec,soa ar. sslss s, e,eo,es T hsI.
April Msy .sa , i,ee. and odsy, e bslss u Ii0i for
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

Foreign exchange has been dull and steady at the fol-
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

mice. are a but n demand sr all kinds,
snsn" ~ ~ als Sperm, Patent Lyle. Pol
Sperm Patent Juifs pm - stssrs n a."
Sperm Patent. Mscys..n 40 Co. Ia, "''"en as,o
Inactive. ''' "'"e' AH'' "o
DRUGS AND DYEs-Por most all articles coming under this heading
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

Safes STATE BondsRaioad BoHisBdnk and Rdiiroad-Erpre
Stocks de ~ . -
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

limited demand,
unchanged; the sales Is bbA We quoe
20d - IS State and Penn. S3 O5fs6 10
Corn Meal Is fairly active but prices favor the buyer The market
closes steady; the sales se $50 bbls We quote:
Meal jersey. - 65 50 IS Corn Meal Brwe. 90 236
Meal Western. 20 Is {. Meal Brwe 20 OO1 Zo %
Corr Mes West w. 3 80 65l
FlsH-he all Of Fsh has been dull since
New-York tribune., 1871-04-22

NOTICE.-On and after THURSDAY, the
~ h the interest due the 6 day Of January last on M
Gold Bond, the Of Aasms issued for the benea
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad Company also the nees
Fr, Mortgage Bonds Of sh Railroad ComPsny nnber
from the Of Alabama Will be paid at tho
Banking House Of DUNCAN SHERMAN Co.. Fnsnciil Agents
the said State.
All persons holding First Mortgage Bond. Of said Railroad Compaay
numbered ndorse by the Governor Of the OF Ah
hama requested present Bsntng House for
ton ROBT b. LINDSAY Governor u Alabama
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

S1f-THEATRE COMIQUE.
OLE THEATRE cOMIQUE,
OPPOSITE ST NICHOLAS HOTEL.
BUTLER AND GlLMORE.... .................. Managers
MONSTER ATTRACTION. FESTIVAL WEEK
where the woodbine twneth.
ASHCROFT AND MORTON.
THE GREAT PLANTATION FESTIVAL.
THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE
SIDNEY FRANKS, THE LONDON CONIQUE.
COCO CONGO DANCE
ARLINGTON, COTTON, PANKHUR5T AND COLLINS
MISS EMMA GRATTAN AND MISS EMMA AFFORD
sidHIs IN THE CITY; OR, 4 DurcHMAN'S ADvEN-
100 ARTISTS APPEAR NIGHTLY.
Doors open at 81: curtain rises at tx.
paratiop. See bills. =
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

I1C EAST 60TH STA RESPECTABLE WIDOW
tIO lady aged ao housekeeper in widower's family
good dressmaksr good reference given and required
The New York herald., 1871-01-03
TWO CINCINNATI GIRLS BETRAYED.
They arc Rescued from n House OF Ill Re.
pute in st. Louis.

u OL III
pute in St. Louis.
[From the st. Louis Republican, Dec. 31.l
Two good looking well educated and apparently
respectable girls OF about sixteen years Of age ap
piled to Captain j. McDonough, Chief Police yes.
terday for transportation to Cnclnna IT, where they
would nnd their relatives and friends. Their story
was the old one OF betrayal repentance an remorse
that comes too late. The matter was refer red to
Captain Cornell OF the Third district to make nqui
ries and report. Had there been any available
quarters at the station the girls would have Deen
there; but 1t was thought prefera-
BILE method to get promise that they should remain
unmoested at the house they were then stopping ar
which was Eliza Haycraft's. promise was OBJ
&c. Ice and at about ten O'Clock last night report
was forwarded TO the Chief 1t Is probable that they
will be forwarded to their homes as soon circum-
stances Will allow.
Their statement is as lfollows-About one month
ago they were Drought to TINS city from Cincinnati.
OHIO. oy Madame Ellis. She told the girls they were
good LOOKING dnd they could make lots OF money BY
coming to this city. With her smooth talk and
glowing promises the girls were induced to come to
st. Louis. on arriving here they soon learned that
medately placed In the regular rankz OF the de.
PRAYED inmates OF q house OF bad repIte. The girl
Cecilia Manlcy says In one week she paid Madame
Ellis iorty.hve dollars, and Sallio Farley says she
circumstances. The girls seem quite xions 20 re-
turn home ana expressed themselves di3g.sted
with the life they were leading. Madame E!iis sent
them TO Madame Haycraft for FEAR CT THE co1se-
quences when they should apply to be registered.
but was willing to take them again a.ser they were
registered somewhere else. Both the girls have
methers in Cincinnati, and were school girls when
taken away from home BY false promises.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03
PROPOSALS.
Posf OFFICE AND UNITED STATES COURT HOUsE.
4 NEW YORK CITY,
OFFICE or suPERIrrENDKNr, Dec. IA is7o

r.,
ST.. WROUGHT AND CAST IRON WORK.
popos. VIII be received the office OF the Super.
lnehasns iSsaas ,,nn un u January rs for farnhng
iron WORK M exhibited In plans SPECIFICATIONS and schedules
plates. 1c ana wrought iron beams, girders, &C.
delivered h'ted and put in place complete within
work. and the remainder as rapidly required by pro-
OF the work. and demanded the Supcrut
The contractors will be permitted the OF the derrcks
and engines In putting the work place without CHARGE buS
will be required to pay the time OF the employed IA
working them, who will be furnished by the department
when required.
Scafoding to be furnished by the contractors.
Proposals will be made by the piece by weight for the
various castings and beams provided IN the schedules
The work will not be subdvided among different bidders
but will be considered In the aggregate.
Payments will made monthly, deducting ten cent,
until the final completion of the contract 44TE'
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond In tho
900 that the bidder win and perform the contract
awarded 10 him. the suciency Of the security to be co
hed by the United States Judge Clerk OF the United Satea
Court District Attorney OF the district where he reside
The department reserves the right TO reject all bids
bo deemed for the interest of the TO do so
ana bid that s not made the printed form be OBJ
taned In this oce, and does not conform u
to the requirements Of thn VIII not be con
who are not themselves engaged In the o oa
or wrought iron work. and who have the ac
ties FOR getting out the castings rolled beams
Proposals will be endorsed Bids for Iron Work. and 3D.
dressed to CALVIN T. HULBURD, Superintendent
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

NEGRO MURDER IN ALABAMA.--Alfred Sampson,
coored, was shot In the yard of Mr.. McLin, near
Showdown, on the 25th ult., by Allen Battle,
colored. Sampson died on Wednesday, and the
proof against Battle was so strong that Justice
Hubbard refused him bail, ana he was consequently
placed In jail. II Is represented being q cold
boodod murder. although tho parties bad had
previous difficulty.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

Laundree0oss &C.
10 WEST a5TH STA COMPETENT LAUNDREsS
LIZ desires to out by the day week. class
washer and froner; understands French auting Ca
one week CATHARINE HICKEY.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

EXPERIENCED PROTESTANT NURSE WANTS
situation as nurse; she can sew well with her needle
ana assist In chAmberwork take the entire
ment OF infant also grown children good reerences
quiet home more an object than salary. Address NJ H.
oox ll Herald office. - '
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

Nurses, &c.
7S1 CHERRY sr.-As WET NURSE CAN BE SEEN
1Cl for two days.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

WELL RECOMMENDED GERMAN SERVANTS For
w all postions capable and trustworthy constantly
found at German Bureau, BOB Bowery MRS LOWE
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

C07 bTH ST.. NEAR THE BOwERY,-A COMPETENT
W. woman as nurse and Is neat and obIio
mas pest city reference for honesty and capabty city
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

MI WEST 32p Stan EXPERIENCED NURSE
who horouhly understands the of children: can
take charge q infant from birth best city reerences
as TO capability aid character
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

1EO WEST 9TH STA YOUNG AMERICAN WIDOW
Log a. housekeeper In wdower's family; with aged
couple preferred objection TO the of invalid
city country good homo desired In preferences high
wages best reference Call address HALL for three
DAYS.
The New York herald., 1871-01-03
AMUsEMENTs.


NIBLos GARDEN. NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN BRILLIANT AND ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
OF the
GRAND DRAMATIC SENSATION OF THE AGR.
THE THEATRE CaoSpED FROM PIT TO DONE
by the
FASHION AND Elite OF THE CITY.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
win DO presented charles Barras celebrated drama Of the
BLACK CROOK,
with entire NEW SCkNERY. COSTUMES AND MUSIC
ana the LARGEST GRAND BALLET CORPS
that ever appeared America
TIME TABLE OF The GRAND FEATURES OF THE
BLACK CROOK
so'clock-cURTAIN RISES
e:5-BAlet de Sabol
e.l9-Balet des Fleurs, Mile. Adrian as Flora.
6SA-Grand lncAntation Scene.
ela--The Grotto stalacta, with Markhams
e:lS--Grxnd Ballet des Ferns, Marietta Bonfanti.
P3oGrand Developing Scene from the Grotto TO the Fern
Lake OF Silver Sheen, with the Crystal Cascade.
a:5v-Iluminated Gold Terrace.
81 5S The Pas de Deux Bonfanu aud Novtssimo.
l0--PAs de folhe.
l0:b-Nautch Girls Dance
t0;s-The Parsenne Mate,o, Dance.
lu:ll-The Wonderful Majitons
1O:3S-The Great skaters, Moe and Goodrich.
lo:s5-The Amazonian Maroh.
IL o'ciock-The Dazzling Transformation Scene OF the
PALACE OF DEW DROPS.
fall At A m Aft 1
The New York herald., 1871-01-03

10I lST Av., FIRST STAIRCASE, FRONr.-A GERMAN
lUf widow as housskeeper with widower or widow
lady, Addreea -