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HOUSEKEEPING AND FALL DRESS

HOUsEKEEPINGA AND FALL DBEss
We invite the attention Of our friends, custo-
meTS and strangers to our varied and comm etc
stock OF Foreign Snd Domestic Dry Goods, now
being orepeo: in more attractive styles. bstter
qualities and low er prices than ever. An inspec-
SIectfuny solicited. ALI our goods are sslects,
wi the greatest care and warranted first class In
quality, colon ing anc dt sign. A beautiful g uinet
Back silk a. 81. 25, would be good value at 81 75
5. K; faced Veiyet, 81 SO ler Yard and up; q
vide Cotton. finished like linen, 74c ;Elegant
Button Kid Gloves. y. %; Linen Crash, SC. yard
spoot for 25c.): all Linen Napkins, 75c. psr doz,
to M est grades an Linen Towels 81 per dcs, t.
and up; WI lite Flannel. 12}ac. and up; and com
Plete line OF other desirable Goods equally cheap
Call early. BRODHEAD & CO IS
ser1O-fr 930 Pa. ave., bet. eth and 10th SITS.
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CLAVERY DAYS.

CLAVERY DAYS.
- The words and music Of the sweetest OF songs
SLAVERY DAYS-tas sung by Harrigan and Hart)
will be given away with No 500 OF The NEW
YORK FiRKsIDE COMPANION, which Ia for sale
by ali newsdealers. The following pieces Of music
are gwen free with the same paper:
Whoa! Emma. with...................... No. 663
SSeet BY AID BY, with. ...................NO. 5S4
TIE Tar's Farewell, With No. 666
Lullvaby CAS- sung by J. 4. Emmet). .....No. Q
The Larb0ard Watch. with ,,......... No. 66I
The MAD In the Moon Is Looking, Love, WtthNo 56S
The subscription price OF the NEW YORK FIFE
SInx COMPANION Is Three Dollars year. 6kO.
MUNRO, II to n vandeWater ST, n. Y. s9-2t'
"ANTED-You to know that q drSt-clAss SEQ
wv OND HAND SUIT % better and cheaper
th41 2 ELADY.1ADE NEW ONE. Ty q
and It'll streets NV. n. Bs-YeGy good prices paid
for drst-clAss Second hand Clothing. Notes b.
mail promptly attended 70. ALLY
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A CUE AND FEVER, AND ALL MA
n LARlAL FEyEkS need no N .dical attic, d.
q Cal! on DIR. MOORE. a. his Drug store. 1924
Penns, lvsnia avenue west. Establish ID 1S49 No
charge for advice. SCI 10-2V
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
uAILET DAVIS a CO.'S PIANOs.-
- New Pianos ready for fall trade..-
G Great odrgd'nsi nprf0ats specially. NH
ausso II. L. SUMNER, sll 9th st. NV.
FOE SAbE. N large variety Of ne. ana second
dnr, hsne ann pI n,ss e. great bsrgaiHs
BAGH's PiaSo Warerooms. rs iIthUSV
street, . few doors shove Pennsylvania avenue.
Soie Agency for knsbe . CO.'S Oelebrated
MEDICAL, &c.
&bo REWARD LII Oh. BRoThkRs PALS 10
tp cur any Gaze o. Female Weakness, Irrsguisri-
86 ct. s.w., opposite smithsonian. aug3l-2ws
iONsULT DE-. LEON the oldest established
" specialist In the CITY. He guarantees a perma-
OF Ill Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. A6sndonnd
ano u-treated Cases q specially. thorough cure
ssreee notswsst Separate consulting rooms so5
nR. BROWN HAS HAD GKEAT SUCCESS
~ In the treatment of Premature Decay, Impo.
fency. Seminal Weakness, Loss Of vigof. and al
the use OF Mercury or Calomel Has had IL years
experience. The very worst cases solicited. Hours:
o 20 ~ q. m, 3 70 and to p. N. Once, 1906 L
street northwest back room. sug44-Im.
NHILLS, CHILLS, CHnLs. Try RILEY 5
~ CHILL Powders; they never fail. For sale
iOifOWulH DIu4hlon. olS0OpA 6lDD8'.
Rehlein's, Hickling' q, Hezley'A koss & Stons,s
kussen's, Dawson's. and 1870 9th street north.
nR. LEUN, the Oldest Established and only
~ keliAble Ladies' Physician In the City, can be
consulted evesX Tuesday. wednesday and satur-
day, st No, 6o6 g: n. ", from to O'Clock.
All femAle Complaints quickly cured Once and
Reeidence. go 3. Paca st., Baltimore. aug3o-tr
2PECIAL E0TIgE..DE: ROBIKI1OE On b
Once, 6aI d o., between Sth snd IStn. rom %
p;m.. on on diseases Of the Urinary OrTans snd
Nervous DtDeaeeA, yi1: Organic and Seminal We.r.
nses' N $3.50: pssanfy, i%possncy. Premature Do
Qfmneo Of Sight or 0i61ineGs TDdirastion- a..
&C., 81 resutins from abos0 In you'd, sxosssas "a
MANHOOD, and early indiscreticaa. 6orofrh4a
St.ictureg md eyphflh quietly cured. DR.. r isi
Sec,i prnctics sndoEsed Dy &c lesdinS Rhydclsas
on ton city. visits Waehinetou every Hednsefsg
md eeturoAy. FeRSons In nesd Of medicss ira
ment for any Of the above dissaaes, Gm one II -
their Interest 30 CAL upon him. vhe yin irsnrs
honorable ana sei@r6e tNtmens and Q cure
euArAntooo In 0vogy ce0o b nndsftakso. WIN refer
ni1 patrons g any Of the lesdinG phyneiAns Of Bal
ene. OAn q Ad1reO - Shove. - . ~ 9ou "a
eut1V 0txook Baltimore. ~s.on~Sv
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DEGPENED FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER TRIBE
]. h. CRANE,
Whole de Dealer In WESTERN NEW YORK
PRODUCE, 40 Penney lvania avenue, between
A. and 9Th streets northwest.
PUTATOES, BEANS AND APPLESA SPE-
CIALTY.
Large and fresh stock always on hand. eep1O 2t*
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issue ON the LIST and 18th Of each month a bull.
ietln o! all property for sale and rent on my books
Wnicn can be had on application at my once or
Will be sent by mail II desired,
5000, u, 0ce at 2 per cent sep7-tr
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THE TARRYTOWN BANK.

Receiver Adams, Of the Tsrrytown National Bank.
hopes to pay ninety per cent, II not more, to tho
dopostors To do this assessment OF about twenty
I'VE per cent must DO made on the stock. Luther
RedGeld, ex-presidcnt oil tho bank, holas So, 900
worth Of the $780, 900 Of stock but he bapkrapt
shc assessment against him vial iaiL othcrs OF Tho
stock owners may also DO bankrupt lnese draw
payments from par, but Mr.. Adams thinks NOT more
Than ten per cent nt most. The receiver says tno
banks iiabies are about $40 600 and the available
assets about 500, 600 Fromssory paper, more than
half OF which rs ndorsed To the amount oil $lv6. 900,
~ rated al waste paper prices. mortgage tor
500 on tho property oi the Westminster county
FAIR society, which Is situated near White Plans,
viii probably be turned at par, being the only debt
on an estate thai <JV.U00 Rednelu's mort
gage 900 likely TO DO decreased considerably
as the properly covered by ~ may not bring over
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The Richmond County Board oil Supervisors met at
stapleon yesterday. County Treasurer Robinson sp-
peared before the Board and stated that he could OBJ.
tain loan OF $4,000 from the Chemical Bank. OF
New York city at SIX per for the payment of the
back OF The County superntcndcnts OF the Poor
1t voted that the Chairman Issue certificate for
the cunt TO nc delivered TO the County Treasurer.
and by him. with The Boards seal, be presented 10
the bank, the ihcatc 10 be payable or
fore March 4, 1879 On motion OF MI HAPPEN u COM
mtoe was appointed TO examine all bills OF the su.
perintenaents hereafter before payment Of the same
DO allowed. Tho Poorhouse Committee rcported IN
favor oil allowing the superintcnuonts for every in
mate committed TO tue Poorhou Give and one-ba
cents anu a. SO per day Tor every insane pauper re.
moved outside OF the county. On motion OF Super
visor Dean the report laid over 70 future meet.
ing ior further actlon.
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.

REFORMATION IN ITS sERvIcE--PoLIcEMEN
Examined, FOUND WANTING AND Likely
TO BE DISCHARGED.
President Woman, of the Department of Public
Parks, steadily pursuing his reformaiory measures
In looping Off supernuous officials and making room
for aborers and mechanics whose are neoes-
sary 10 the preservation Of Central Park Last week
the engineering and typographical corps received
severe overhaulng, and number of men dis
missed the service VINO were appointed under
iormor regime more for political than Of
nclal considerations. Other bureaus, u is
said, will receive attention in regular or
der. Tho Park police will likely be tho first
TO feel the heavy hand oil reform The Commas
Al their meeting to-day WILL IL is said, make several
important changes looking toward the weeanp OF
The S.eu who are physically Incapable OF dischsrg NJ
their duty. VI the 100 policemen or gate Keepers
stationed ut Central Park II has ascertaiued
alter careful MEDICAL examination that at least u
quarter oil them are unit Tor active duly. They have
been on the forcc Tor years and have grown old and
decrep In the service until they are now neurc-
heads. President Wenman was struck with this view
Of the case, there other way 10 remedy
the evil than 10 ascertain how many OF tho ON
the forcc should BIO retired, resolution was passed
on the 18th Of February TO tue following enect:-
ResoIvec That the President be authorized employ
competent doctor make thorough exanna
R,cA ccnait,en Of The police tore. u the depsrtmen.
10 incur Tor such not exceeding 100
In accordancs win This resolution DR.. Il. l. r.
ton VI tho men. Tue ply slcai test appiied Is the
same as required tor applicants TO the United states
navy or Tor positions the municipal police. the
Doctor has suUmitiedhis report, ana those who have
not come up to the desired physical standard viii DO
suspended IRON duly without pay. Ii Is believed that
this action viii DO taken to-day.
Meantime the politicians are trying TO have their
frencs retained GU the iorce Finding that their IN
tcrIerence has not bscn kindly entertained. they
clare mat the Projected change IN toe interest OF good
governments Is ouly sham, Designed to deceive lhe
puDic ana that the true motive Tor gcttIng the
men Is TO make room Tor tho nominees OF wirepuIng
politicians TINS latter statement emphaticaliy
hcd by Mr. Wenman. He says that the depar, mel
have only ono oil Two allernatvcs-either keep on
brc payroils men VINO are TOO old 10 DO oil
discnarse them anu put younger and more active men
IN TIER pnces They had decided TO adopt latter plan
Mr. Wcnnan remarked That they had but begun
their work Of reform. In time tncy would make
more important changes. Tho present appropri~1so
was altogether inadequate 20 meet the growing de-
mands VI the department and they should reduce tho
haricd stan as low possible Increase labor
ms corps, whch was most required at the present
hne Tho drives aud walks needed rebate attcn-
on, and u was oi more consequence TO employ labor
ers tor TINS purpose tnan spend oney IN retaining
. cumbersome and expensive CLERICAL force.
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OleL).

BIAckxAS.---on Monday, April 1, MIRA ELIZABETH
BLAcKsAS, IN her Doth year.
Relatives and friends ara invited 10 attend tho
funeral, IRON the residence OF her son William LIST
av., between iz3i aud l2i.n Sta, to-day, April 8, at
quarter TO one y. NJ.
BoNsER.-ln this city, on Tuesday evening. JANE
wife Robert Bonper, ~ tho 49h year Of her age.
Noticc OF funeral hereafter.
BoSsrsoroS.-0n Tuesday, April 2, ETrw RApxSE
only child Of Jonn II. aud Enc u. Bonnington, aged
IL months ana o days.
Relatives and trends AFRO invited to attend tho iu
neral IRON the residence OF her parents. No 21O Rut
icage ST., brooklyn, Il. D., on Thursday, Aprn 4 at
two O'Clock
CAniLL--on March 81, THOMAS CAnrLL, aged 81
years, native OF parish Loughmore, county Tipperary,
Ireland
friencs and relatives invited TO tho funeral,
from his late residence, 81 President st., south
Brooklyn, "Wednesday, April ., at one II. NJ.
DEsIocK.-At Fordham. March 81 MARaAREr,
widow OF the late Edmnnd Destock. aged 60 ycsra
The funeral Will take place iron Fofahsm. on
Thursday, at eleven o'clock A. N. Interment Ia
Calvary Cemetery.
EkKaorY April 1, 1873, CHRISTINA MAnrA, beloved
vile Of John Eekhon, 25s West 18Th st.. in the 5iss
year OF her age.
Relatives aud friends, also tho members Of socleit
NedcrIand, are respectfully invited TO attend iDo
funeral on "Wednesday, April ., at ono O'Clock, from
ST. Luke's Church. Hudson At, opposite Grove. In.
terment ~ Greenwood Cemetery.
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eREENLEAF, NoRRIs.& GO.


A petition by the executors OF Roosevelt E. Lock-
Grief Justice Daily, IN tho Court Of Common Pleas,
sets iorIn that Selah Chamberlain appointed the
recover OF the assets ana property OF Greensa,
Norris the bankrupt brokers' and that tho hrn
the Of his appointment indebted to the petit
TONERS as foows:ro the estate ot Alfred Lockwood,
$5,O63 "a: 10 the estate OF Roswell 4. Lockwood,
81, 249 81; 10 the trustees Tor I. w. Lockwood,
ST. 493 %; TO the trustees for Il. w. Lockwood,
$l,3oS 81; 10 Warren q. Brown, 1858 60; 10 Mrs
Warren u. Brown. x2S7, and 10 Marrcn u. Brown and
others trustees $500 70 The petitioners tnen suto tnat
amount OF the said several sums.
FORTH appear by and correspond with the
books OF account Of late nrm; that proofs oil tho
same nave been presented 10 The referee and have
lateral security Tor the payment oil these several
sums the following sccuritics:--Ihree 81, 900 first
mortgage bonds OF the Joliet and Northern
Indiana Railroad Company, 10 Farmers' Loan
o and 10 oil said bonus. ana guaranteed by the
Michigan Central Raiiroad Company; also ten fret
mortgage bonds, 81, 900 each, OF the Atchson and
Pke's Peak Railroad Company Central Branch Union
Pacific, SIX per cent gold bonds The numbers Of these
bonds are y74 975, 976 g77, ,525 Asa 435 40,
635 aud 457; also 400 shares o The staten Island
Railroad (pxr ala per share also 100 snaTes
OF the American District Telegraph Company, cf
Brooklyn. tho petitioners state furtner that IN
cluded The Indebtedness to them are iunds payable
To Dcne6ciarles OF tho said estates and monthly pay
monls Tor the support ot sucn bencnciarics. They
asked order authorizing the sale al
pubic Of the securities mentioned or SO much
thereof may DO necessary 10 satisfy their several
claims
Cniei Justice Daily yesterday granted an order au-
thorzing the sale of tho securities at the Exchange
Salesrooin, two days. notice Of such sale being re-
CURED DO gwen TO the receiver and the sale 20 DO
advarI
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made on the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday:

The following sales were made the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday
YE H. LUDLOW AND co.
Public auction sale close an estate Of the follow
Ing imnroved city real estate Two three story
asa s'ss a" III and o ssA
st. 2 . 49,. 10 r Of eth az 70 cooos, fos s2e 500
g land 2is1i7o Union av,, sa4 IT. a. Of ,oo
Wan st. e2'd ward, to mior ;............. 2'oo
Public auction sale q plot Of land Iol .4x7ssx
to Harris io r'o'... eo.as 81 500
Supreme Court for.ciesur. sale Douglas Campbell
referee the four story e,owu stone iran. dwell,
STD MS. i7i.iohe Of 9Th av.. 70 Mira Elvra Har- 80
Also Similar sale Peter h. oncy. reieree.of the
ing house, with lot l6sx7e NO 25a East 74sh 80
ST. 81 n. ". Of "a sv. to A. Farrel...... $500
Foreclosure sale, by order u the Court of Common
story frame shop and sS.ss prick sssiiin:.
$50 II. Q. OF 9Th av, 10 plaintiff. 1900
ny A ~. MULLER. sn
sss 70 sos ss sss ana c1
brown stone fiont house. with lot 2oxi5o tNo
Lurman 81. between orange and Pineapple sta. -,
BROOKLYN. to Is. Brewing $1,000
Foreclosure sale. BY orass Of the Cour, Of Common
rleas-Joseph y. Toone. referee o,the two story
Last 05ih ST.. 2sf9 It, W. OF LIST av. 10 plain zoo
Also superior Court foreclosure sale "A. il. stor.
ber referees o. vet q land s'x 100 East a4fh ooo
Supreme .ourt foreclosure SALE. Grant Sine air.
Also plot s y aad ?. s * 8 sa,i.s East
River, OF East 69tn st.. to plaintiff 5000
nv VAN TAssELL AND KEARskY
M lots sorsss il .. io ass
AL Mes: I'D b.. s., ia u W. Of llth @v.. 70 ~
plaintiff Iooo
Total. Si6f,ooo
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Aresoluiion was yesterday introduced In the Board
OF Aldermen by Mr.. RoiIiy prohibiting Comptroller
Kelly IRON paying the salaries Of any officials who
do not reside In ths ciy ~ Was referred consid.
srsti0n to the Committee Arts and Soreness
no Aldermen nave now boiore ia. m a resolution
winch amends ordinance relative TO leasing stands
In tho pubic markets. II proposes 10 prevent tho
granting Of leases 10 any persons but those VINO live
Ia tue city OF New York.
Comptroller Kelly yesterday received an an Guy nous
iottcr containing kl25 as consciencc money
The report OF the superintendent OF tho United
States Wegners, just issued shows That during tne
past monh there saving OF 60, COZ 50 over the
corresponding month Of last year.
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According to the quarterly report Of Comptroller
Burrei, Of Brooklyn, the permanent. loan amounts
s2s 500. 10 Offset which there sA,sos 4y5 do
post the sinking fund Tho TEN porary loans TO be
reimbursed by assessments on properly benefited Is
xIOOi3 900 There increase Of t3vi, 250 in the
city debt since the last report
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A NEW HOSPITAL SITE.

communication IRON the Dock Department vas
yesterday received by the Board Of Health stating
that the sou,hcry side OF the pier the foot OF East
Twenty eighth street had been apart az site for
the erection VI reception hospital for patients sui
fcring frvn contagious diseases, the contract Tor
buildIng winch was gwen Out rome weeks ago.
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DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.

A. tho weekly meeting Of the Department Of Build.
inss yesterday superintendent Adams subpitted his
report. During the month Of March ~ new buildings
we're commenced aud 10 moro completed; go new
buildings are IN the course of consructon; 104 I'M
were rendered secure.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
- 49, 49, - 49, N--~-
nisrHICr UOuKT Of TnE UNITED STATES FoR
H. tho southern District OF New York.-In Bankruptcs
Ia the matter Of Henry Vaudeville and Hiram sigee
he undc will self public auction
the highest bidder at tins Exchange sassroons No Ill
Broadway In tho city OF Nsw York the 2d day April
1878. AZ IL o'clock OF that thrnngh N. A.
Lynch Anctioneer the following described premises,
wit All those certain lots pieces and parcels OF Land With
the buildings thereon erected situate lying aud being In
the kignse.t ward Of the city of New York; bounded and
Described n follows commencing at the formed
the intersection Of the thery line OF 23d the
easierly line OF the LIST running thence northery
along ths enstery limo III Ist forty mine
thence eassery and parallel with sd eiehiyone
SIX Inches thence sonthcriy and parallel with Ia
y-nne feet Eve inches TO The ncrtherv line II I'D
aud thence westerly along the said northery line
'eet aud six inches 60 the place OF be dining
Dated NEW YoRK. April 2, 1873.
LUKE a. L0CkwoOD, WILLIAM ID. LENT,
Attorney TOR Assignee, Assignee.
90 Liberty st.. No. 33n Broomc st.
New York city.
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MoLLxR-Lurx.--March3 30, 1873, by the Rev. II.
Mrage, AuGusr MoLLEn and FRIEDERIKk LUrz, both oil
Psrseppefuy, Morrisiown, N. j.
sILBER-HAYSEs.-With the approval OF all con
nccted, on Monday evening, March at the residence
OF the brides parents, by the Rev. q. H. Gregory Mr.
CHARLks H. SnBkH, Of this citv. TO Miss JEssIs FRE
MONT. daughter OF ths late Rev. sumner 5tatson IS.
hay mes, ., Boston.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
THE CITY DEBT.

Comptroller Kcilys statement Of the city debt for
March 81, 1878, gives the following nsures:-
met dea DEBT March 81 ISIS. 800, $40 SO
Net funded debt December "a, 1871 s0,Sl9,sl7 81
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---
Decrease. ........................ $l0z, lis 81
March 81 lsIs.................... s2i 1877, 600 90
Temporary or assessment aeDt De-
ccmUer 81, 1s77.................. 2i,32e, 500 Oo
Decrease. Observation-Disclosures. xl32 900 W
3--Revenue bonds Of 1875 anu 1877
March 81, Observation-Disclosures. $4,g14, 769 50
Revenue bonds OF 1870 anG 1877 De-
cembcr u, lS17.....-............ 605l.s2l 80
Decrease. sL,056,o57 30
l--Revenuc bonds OF 1875 issued since
January 1, 1873, IN anticipation Of
taxes Of 1873. ................... ~, 400 500 on
Total debt March 81 lsss......... 1lg, 7g2 900 as
Total debt Marcn 81, lS17......... H. OH ass as
Decrease compared with same
aate last year. s2,s1S,l72 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

DopLIS-HARRis--Miss MARY DoBLiE TO Mr.. Isaac
II. HARRIS, sunday, March u, both Vt this ciIy.
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The total Liabilities are $ll5, lt3 30
There were also Died In the same court Tue scned
ules of Peter Hemnier, butcher, al NO. 375 Beecker
street fhe liabilities amount to S13, S9l ID; nominal
asets, $l1, AL 81, ana real assets about $3.50
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AMUsEMENrB.

o1lLG IL
5,a1Sn oses, sM U.s. -" -sS1 .--------------
0':i r. t.S:,y
s szFIsF TSbS{ SxfSEE 4 4SBAS
p9n5, open at i1s o'clock Commence At O'CLOCK
IN sIHss s EscSH os sHsr. s2Hsas6 OPERA
THE THE s sohEMiAS GIL Giis
Presented in style before equaled In any sheare
...Messrs POOLE 4 DoNSELLy take especial prido
s%p IL ns s ns
y IN or 8 saL saeHgs or 50
ssAs qy xkk icy Hsx * siIksx &C.
Lie; n. X i. srobDAs6 Is cog.ST XaShElM "
B'EssSsssA aaSsESr asa"a sxas's'
;f:n;'y :ss'Ee s%s HS.s Eject and
Gray Nellie Fielding and Mes.rs Fitzgerald Byron. Ran
80 Sasasss VIZ @EDSh Is 'f ana SATURDAY ma
Nls11o'fs rs sAsRhs. SEAT yoa rlsrY CENTS
Second week Mi s's Sa .sT!lng II;h Aeodsm.
THE ArpAnifro ossA u Il. p ahaiGA puouL
CRAZE sR a aAs JaJtl Sis5 sask
To commence with the roaring farce COUSIN JOE
Doors open aArIsaa TO-DAY o.. At At rA
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
can b. visited dusns .n, s sGa s ss 1
New and immense programme; hnsst entertainments In
'nee' faM hran. ,nronpa o. ton trained no
linz and phenomenal psror%aness aeros q. Juggsrs
Pot. Triple Ladder Act ac., Sc
"nr c6i@oansss on ssparsse Exhibition to
the human specie, .! any animal snown ~ -
ElLMoRE'S GARDEN.
" Madison and 4th avs. 2e,h and 27sh sta
Complete triumph Of the grande.. exhibited
New York, the great -, o,,,,s
sAsorn,s h k2Sloi s si42ss nrsAeEs.s
D0'N1l fuE nf 9Iaat fAflssf EsoVfh
c MA. i, Or r ,i;,sxS,,,
M" Nc JAMES ss Ro OBI son
NIL MILAN rauL, SHnI LIZ.
fis fsSEo iEsssiS ''? TIEfaAsrs
EVERY s =. 81 ';; Fl iiHs AND
&c E IS srte ha.'1 ss sss DAYS
ThEATRE yoMdQuk al4 BROADWAY.
GSaS assS
Hss S:ss
HfsSi ei.on Ohm wild Hny Gray jeSaas . shay
"OuK BACHELORS"
Messr. ROBSON AND CRANE.
who will. Tor their
FAREWELL WEEK,
introduce Songs and Dueta
Mr. CRANE will sing his
CELEBRATED STEW PAN SONG.
Mr. ROBSON WILL MARBLE.
Messrs ROBSON aud CRANE will unite In
II KNOW A BANK mot savings.
CHAMPAGNE AND OYSTERS "
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL TO-
OUR ALDERMEN.
pOorH's THEATRE THr EXiLEs
DMessrs TOMPKIN> 4 HILL. .Lessees ana MsnAgers
tAiso propretors Of the Boston rheatre)
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL 10,
9PEN!NG NIGHT or THE
Messrs Tompkins HiPs
MAGNTFICENr SPECTACULAR DRAMA
6ardou's ON Y Original versiosl. adapted bv
L. H. Shovel, Esq, OF the
BOOTHS Theatre Exiics. Booths Theatre
Booths Theatre Exiies. Booths Theatre
Booths Theatre Exilcs, Booths Theatre
Exiies,
Exiles.
Booths Theatre Exiies, Booths Theatre
Booths Theatre kxiies. Booths Theatre
Booths Theatre Exiie.. Booths Theatre
Exiiss
Exiies,l
TO be produced upon scale Of
magnihcenca before attempted.
POPULAR PRICES
POPULAR PRICES.
Sale OF seats commences Thursday morning, April 4, NJ
Buffers Electric Library, 80 Union square.