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A
IALR1 AT iCCTlOH.
UOTIOM SALE 0? BOOTS AND "?H?' ES.
W M. liULUNUhklhAU, Al l TIONEER.
The flfth iiuilmi sale of Boots and Shoe*,
BY (.HAKLE.SC. VARRBN.
No. Ti Cot l.until street.
Will be held uu Fri.iay, May 'J, ai ll)>? o'clock.
Tb.a very important auction ima ?riU in< iude
O i?'botisaud pa.kagesor mote,
Hicluaively fi>th and sejMouuUle goois.
Ciu.prl ..... a'l Hi.- Uiad.ua style* 11. w to much 10 ilMIld,
Both .t Eastern and ( "ity Ma t.'acture,
Bt-ii.t! the lar^eat and MM aaeorlmtnt
That wc have offeered ti-ia ?... . n.
BVEflAL NOTICE.
THESE SAI.EH WIIX ju: I'tiNTINt'ED WEEKLY, OX
FKi JAY Uh&HAl I BE,
An 1 it is Intendi <! iey sh ill constitute
A NEW 4VU nieTI.Viill.SlIED PE.iTOKB IN TUB
BO? T A.N it BJOB TUA1>E OK THE CITY.
Also, at p i .in: it..a', on . c n^iumnt ul.
BOOTt AND SJIOES BY THE fMCK^CIE,
Adapted to all niaikt ts, 10 be sold a: or below
M tnufiicturers' prices.
CHARLES C. W tKRKN,
Commission Boot ?ud Slioe Warehouse,
? No. 22 Cortlandt street.
AIRIVN H. Ml Ll.KR, AUCTIONEER.-PROPERTY
Rare?-voo<l.?ADKIAN 1!. Ml'LUKR wiil Mil at
? ill. 1> <111 T H la;. May 13, 1-4'.-', at 12 o'clock, at the Mer
. a Exil.au 0 aalf iitKMU, ,11 llro.nluay, 16 Lota, eacii 2i
V. 1 \t II.I n : tn i or. ami attic Houac, '-"2x28 foet, ile
?ira 'y s4tuaie?j .1 Ka-.euswood, L. I., on the Hunter's Point
?i.i An . a turnpike, in the ml (let of line improvements,
u d i.l'" IS minute*' distance from the City Hall, Neiv
Yo X Th proi rty will be sold ltt tots, tl:us affording a fine
MfOrtuiii y to :h use desirous of parchae'na for the erection
>!" 111 irban residences, 111 un ea*lly accfvsihle and attractive
otu ity. Flftv ji r f?ut on mortgage. Maps and full par
ticular* at J5 wall atrcet.
i M MERWIN, ALCTIONEER.
A. By BANGB, MEKWIN .t CO. Irrltlg Building!,
Wi :iu . Sitf Broa.iwnr.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 7, atio'dock.
PRIVATE LI II It A HY?of Stan-la I rui'^M i--elUi neons
lwk?, in nearly ail iiej artment"", laelu liM many valuable
iruika, ac *1" s ??:n B'i-ii, of d:Miin^..i-,hed Dramatists,
'rxiiu the oolloeMoa 01 ti e '.aXe Mr. W. E. Burton.
Auction notice.
M. DOUOHTT, A'ir.ioneer,
m 11 sell, on Wednesday.May 7 at IiWf o clock, tlie entire Fur
uti.re < outain . >u oust w W est Iiouwon near Greene,
sen 1 in^j ot Brtiaaeia, Three-ply and lagMbi (Jtrptii. Hall
au.i Basement Oil 1 t a. Sian-Carpets and Rod.-. mahogany
Bo.as. Sola Bem, iu u o.any Chali-s, Botki-r-i, main anj
Pren.ii and Cottage BeJ-ica K Pwi lasses, beat enrled Hair
II nirent s, Spring Mat' ieeses, Peaiher Bed* an 1 Be idlng,
PLIoivs tnU Bo stern, L1'' and I>ini?ak O i'*.i.tn?. nuthogauy
uutri'?'top Ur ? re B re.tua. Wa-hsiiin ?, mahoganyl^*.
Ir. . P ur and Card Tabl ?*, Pier Glaaee*. S abg aod Bracket*
Basemen: an itue u Furru ur>\ 1 ..ina, Crockery and
we, w.ih which the eaie will commence.
I 8. RIvJIIARDS, AUCTIONEER.-RICiIAKDS a
. WHiTlttU wi.i nell, at tli -lr aucUou rooms. No. M
f!o; ;andl - r et, 011 VV lu ad v. May 7, a. U"e ? el< k A .M.,
tiT? hundred ca.-es . f Men's, Women's, Miat^s', Boys aud
Chlldrcita Boo *, lihoee and B 'iftm, cvnayrtsing a tviR aau
4- 1 au e a if ment of seasonable (O'.la, alttp'.ed to city
au l .ou:it y 1, .iri-ct from the inaJiiifaotnrea, together
witii a larvs lot of Stock Oooda. A>?ct.ou ri.ies ?t?-ry
Wedn atia> at H >. u luck A. M.
?? ?? ?
Acctkkn notice.-cms. d. davis, alh.tiodesk.
CHAi D. DAVIS x CO. w.ii at ! a', the'.rsalosrooin,
1.4 VI nam a tree 1, bei?ven t'Ysnkiert an 1 S. nice mrcets,
on W?vi?/-.-iiay, Mcy 7s 1S62, at 10>? uVlotk A. M., a turtio ami
?*i. lot 01 ? cosi hand Kmuu'ire, consisting ?f broca
lei liwir Baits. ma?iO "any and Marwood Hmmaiiile
tup Tablt s and WaKha:anua, Socreraries, maltugwiy Fren b
am. Mnny l^.nd Bcdmeada, Oilol-'t..a. Mai(ia^>. mahuKany
C! airs. Solas, Gas t; 'isnca, Brir*'!#, Ingram, wkree-i iy and
Ta. t? tri Cn ,?w; Card am: Ventre Tables, line Feather ,
Pe>r?. i'liiows, Maureaaes, P iiaasi S, rtrVv .-f?, Out.ery, i
rimed War,- and a various :iw?ori neat of < hlu.i, ' rtcaery,
*6. c Tlie tirade are reajwctlully liiTiU-ti ?? af-nd. Safe
po- ii ve.
Auction noih e.-vttlliam irvt\;o, auctm^
1 er.?.?? >i 1.a... ssile tlie St ick aud^TLxturiHt ofa Oi n
lertu nerr at?d 1 I'reaas Saioou.
SAMl'l-.L i.S<-0 U A50N', AuetlotXM-ri', m-r ? S3 O !ar
ttrro , t.rat f.ooi- <aat of Broadway, v.-iU sell, ?>t? Thurs lay,
May .1. at o'clock, at tlie hou.se rm ?o::ih?'e?t comer
of ltroii.lw..y an 1 F rtr-Timtii stieet. ali the Stock contain d
iu the itue>, ;!S well a Che hixtures, < eaal~tiag of marbtr top
Co nters. Tallies, silver plati-d an^ ;:lass i'ks ?, oak Ai m
Cua.ra, S a Loun ?, Oilcloths, Mrwi-srls Carpets Mouae
bu d Kur it..re, L. i icmg (Jlaaa r, g)a?s Jars. ?<-., together
W ib the "ecewur. a;tp.ira:ua lor !??*? nianufa.-turltig *>f (*? n
fectionery. By order of JOHN CAKFRBY,
IJeprty Sheriff aaMtttorney for Mortgagee.
Auction notice.?b. rote, auctioneer.
La v sale of
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
T.'ik day, at 2 0'clncic precisely,
the elegant mk mum 1 i'j W*.'. Eighth Mieet, near Sinb
??nu t,. nnsi -iluc of elegaut Iknrlor * ursiiurts, uu suite, co
vered la riou i r.wikt 1 ana r ps: Ttirktfh chairs and Looters,
rue -wood Canti .ind PIcnTabies, with mirror bark
ana nour?, K i*p ion Chaira, tine Lace Curtains, Shades,
French ovai Mirrors, twenty-one day bronze Clock, rich
thiiM V ???*. UMCWoud lUd w.iiogany BedsteaJ*. Bureaua,
Ww.rian a. Ualr M ti reuses, lleds, B^ijIiii;, Sofa Beds,
fcouor'S. >|ir u|i ifit Chain, Mirrors, '"lo-kTen and Ex
(enMioo Taob s, <iU?a. Oh hit Mill Silver Wan!, Table Cutlerv,
Jtc. Hale p.stU*t. AH tlie Roods must be retnuvedlM'liour*
-After Uic sale.
ACirriO.S NOTICE ?GEEAT SALE.?DAVID D. EUAN,
Ai.ctl. ueer, will sell ilii* .!ay, at 43< Canal stieet, at 2
? ock. on. Snu of carved rosewood, sovcredici mwen eel
ret:ou do, covers I in bee atel; Lounges, in iiprrrd rr-pa
??id |, ?in: So;'..s, ma.be <ou liUraHi.rean*, Wa?h
stan.ts, li'idnii uda. iie .is. Bol-teri, Pillow*, i.'.mirs, E >tu
ann. T ?. Braswla, Three-p y and Ingrain Carpets, Oii
rio.b.- g air t m-pru, lUxss. < ulna. Glass, Crockery. Mantel
C oca una Ornament*, Kitchen Ware and Uas lixtures
A m one n?<nd !.and Top Wa^on.
ALCTIJN KOTIi E -WILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTION,
.???i ?-(ci'.ai ol t'urriagi a and IVacoui?HSHKI
palmc..; will ?eli by catalogue, on Saturday, May 9, at
11 o'c oca, at lie N'u? Ywrk T.itiersairs, corn T Sixth avenue
a d i'lvli-u-i i hi. ureft. 75 n w and ? ? oud bund Wagons,
Cau-r ItotXasays, Phaetons, Ac. Sold w.iboui reserve
to pay smrage.
Auction notice?persons breaking up
h 'UM^e> piii( can have their Prop> riy ?oid at auction
ai g.eauy rntwM rait-.. LI ?-ral a vances made ua Fiirnl
*ur. at private sales, or woulj be purchased, and the highest
prke paid. Apply at No. 1 (ileal J.ues atrter.
l i.ET A GAUL.
Auction notice.-.ciias. d. dayih. aiotioneer,
t?y CH AS. D. DAVIS & Co., will -e:l tiiin day, at 12>4
?'clock P >1., a. tueir fall-room. 1M William sti-cr, one
tar.v ai?' Sing is S< winii M cume ami mi" Grin ,*r .v Ka
ker'a. boib in p^riect order, and to be Mild fntliout re nerve.
AUCTION SALE OF STOCK OF L1VLRY VXD HACK
S a .< 'I'M'" entire ?to> k of t e Llrery *table* at<*rh*4
t? i .e Si?-uni i?..t ilvw^M Port Ktcamond, 8.1 . wi;i be ?ijm
at an um. Thursday, May H, at Ui M. Tlie atook of Hones,
C..rr Hu_y.es, liarueas, .V.e,. iallrutMa?s, and well
? ortUj tne .ttenuon of the public generally mid the trade
par le r y. 1'urt Kicnuiond and N?-w Y> ferrvb. a' Land
Sr. - i; at I,e dour Blt'H.VRD C. MOOKE,
StATkN ItLxsu, May 7, 1So2. Salebiu.m lor Proprietress.
E
DWAED .S1NT/.ENICH, AUCTIONEER.
PIlUiT CLASS CABiNHT FURNITURE,
Mauufatiuretl exj ie-sij lor city retail trade
BV C. W. DAVENPORT.
This day (Wednes ay), at lt>J< ?> clock, ou Jbe premises,
6mj HKOADWat, corner Rim iter street,
The lar/e stnrk ?>( ei"laiit Furniture as above, roi.silting of
BUtOANI UiMttWOOD PARLOR FURXITIRE,
Including v r} ricn'y carved and plain mould"*! si:10>, ricii
Btagen s, T bu* au.i otherartieiee in great variety.
i?LA> K WALNUT PARLOR hUITS,
at the latent .e _ni.
RK'H CHAMBER FURNITURE,
la mar wood, bla U ?a cut, tuaho any an l oak, s .me of
wlil n ne very nelr jareed.
1*1 NINO ROOM ANi> LIBRARY FURJOTl'RB,
?mbracing an im.i^ :ai y i..rge assortment of pUiri and
carrea fjulel.o i d< Ex ensiou Tabl. ', E oi-caees, Lounges,
Ctairs, kc. A'-o
CIluiCE DININU ROOM SUITS.
to walnut snd oaa, pi.ua *11.1 oun <1. eoveru.! in rep^.
HALL KUKMTt Kli.
Beery description ol Tables, Hatraeka, t'bmr*, .t''
1 n XtuiUon t<i the shore wHl be fonnd a.I arm lea usually
kep m a drs. class stock. May be exam.u - I audeat.il gucs
-fca<i mi M nday.
Edward sivrzsnk'H, auctioxebr.
* 'ON i IN UA TION DP THE ASSIGNEE'S SALE OKA
LA. i,E STUCK OF ELBOANT HoUSLBOLO ft RSI
TL RE,
BY C. W DAYRNPORT.
On THURSDAY, MayS.
At 1?X oVSock. at 156 and 157 BROADWAY.
A large siork of elegant H ...se&qid P.irnltme, of ou* of
FIRST TITY MANT;FACTURF.RS,
Co id-ting of a rich assortment .if
HANDSOME PARLOR SUITS,
Of rosewood, black walnut and niaheauy; E'a.eia and
other *1 nilar ar i< le?.
RICH CHAM HER FURNITURE
lu oak, blank wall, it and nww.mj, contHtms of War<l
rebel, AriiHjires, with FrenchpMsmirrors, Redstesds. Hu
rca-.s, ' .intnodes. Was! stands L ung.'B, Ka-v Chairs. A'.
LIBRARY, DIMNO BOiiM AND tlAM. FURNIfl RB.
By oner of C R MORTON, I x.?,.??.
J. UI LLB-iPI E jr , Aanignoes.
EU. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
. UREEN 1101 SE PLANTS, 40 . AT AUCTION.
Bv order of Adimnlatratrlx of D. L'-ncii Law r' tue, d -eafe'l
E. H, LUDLOW A CO. will ?I1 at an. tion >. i Thurs<lay,
M?> 8. llAJ, st II o'clock, at the rosblenre of the Ute l?.
Lyn.-r. Lawrence. Things Neck, Uie euilre ."'.aieun of the
ere. li lu,uses, ci.nslntlng In part of Orange and Lemon Tress,
Cumcl r*. Arenas Ara.la*. Uerauium*, Aniailiii, Lilllei,
Ls i njnas. Bannanas, 1'almettoa, Dracaenmn, Air Plants,
1'ffl. together with a great variety of other rare and *alua
*>1>* puints Al?", llotb, l Frames. Dahlia Rorjt", GtodMss,
in Deec^ii tire aililngnes may be had at the uliee i f the
anction-' r^ on T'.ee lay. fiih inst.
U BOTH, auctioneer, WILL PELL THIS MORN
JK. Ing, at 10K o'clock precisely, the el. gant Household
Furnt ure st the renideneo Mo. 121 \v. ?? Eighth street
JCIInton place;, cohhis lng of ? lezant Psi lor Suits, covered
In brocate', plush and h.ur cloth, marble top Tables, lia
aer. s, Curtsfn , Sliade*, Vases, Mirrors, &j. Al?o all kinds
?r elegant Parlor, H- dro im and Dining Room Furniture,
Cut Olass snd China Ware, Ivory Tab e C'ltlery silver
Wars. A<^, Ac.
KURNITURK AUCTION?THOMAS RF.l.L, A TO
tioneer, will sell at public auction, >.n We lnesday neip
y 7, all the Furniture, China, and lilas* Wire, leather
Beds, Pillows Blankets, Quilts, French plat" Pi r Q,*?*???,
?Ite.38siu0. I'arpet*, Rugs, (lis Chandelier*. Seivlng Ms
chine*. Ac., coo tallied in tli? house of II. Fndet.b- i /, So Z,<9
Bast Broadway. Sale jositlre.
WOR SALE-BY PUBLIC AUCTION, AT QUOOUE,
JT Long liland, fon Wednesday, May 7, 1MB. st uoon
ill fc.rk AONES ilARLAND. as she now lies on the bescli
at t^uiuue. y iogu.- oau bo reached from New York by
raiiroa.r Train* leave Jamus slip at 8 A. M. and M.
OEORflR COOK, An TIONEF.R -BLKO VNT HOUSE
hold Furniture.?This day, at 10K o'clock, ai sidssron n
ltl Broedway, n>'it to tlio American T. legraph oiim-c, s sit
per Slock or llrst class custom made Furniture, cimslstlng
ol Par.O' Sills of various kinds. Library Suits, Reception
SMid I inline Room Suit*, Parlor Hecrmaries. Kt*seres, Muf
fet*. Extension Dining Tables, Chamber Suits, or rosevtwl,
biaek ? a.net and mahogany; Library and Becrdarv Book
Mae*, Amoire h Miac, Lounge* Chairs, Hall Hlaii'la, Hall
Ta Ides an I Chairs, Toils, and Chamfer Sets?making a very
drsliside stock, for positive sele. For partleubtrs see eals
logues. N. B ?At 11 o'clock one rosewood Pianoforte.
HENRY II. LEEDS. aucnoneer?VALUABLE PRI
vate eo.lection of Oil l'alnlinga.-.||ENRY II. LBEDH
A CO. twill sell at auction, on Saturday, May 10, si II otlook,
?ttl"lr aa.lcry, ii N.i??au - tr-et, litio pi .?*te <Qll"ct.'ou of
Oil Palriilngs. by calebratsd Am-.l, *n artists, lielng the en
tire giiilrrr ol a geati'inan cviitiolssem, omprlslng the
w. cks trf Oign;.ii?, Durand. J. F rrojsty, 11. I'eiers, (?rar,
ism sHart, Wl..ism Itail.lA F Talt, Q. II. Hall, Caallear.
D ,;olnis.ii? Sl.ati'iCA, "ellows, A Wnrsi, Board, Osrtsl,
?a . Itesst. J 0 Biown. Dellsssard, aa.t hers of sous) ce
laiirff # t mart n i m to *sr* is^s1 ast<4 _ r * ' _
?? ? ?? *f v. piun u. i/pi F?f.ui:, bii 1 <Hr
ibHtr. fsrtn ? | a very sin' fine o I coo if American
^ "K~Tt-f'rw* M %bwr# #B Md
IALBI AT MWVM?.
HENRY C. SCBIWNKK, AUCTIONEER.
I ar*e Mia o; ? >? n l hand Kmruilura, Mirrors, IriuMk
Mil'. Ingrain l'artxt?, Oi el tint. M<".ag. O!oek?, Cook IJlOTMi
Ac. IIENKY 0. SClUBNBK,?iM soil this (Wednesday) inua
?n#r, couimei.eiui; at It) o'clock, at saleroom, No. Ill N? .?n
nr. et. The Furniture, Ac. ula boardiu,,! house, icuioved for
v u i uicuce of sa'e. Parlor, Bedroom and Kitchen Furui
Uue?Consisting in part of Sofas, Louu^es, hockers, Centre
Tables, K..>\ Cha i s, Kius*ela and 1 agralB Cupels. Matting,
Oilcloth-. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Warlrobcs, Si.ieooards, Work
S'.inds. Extension T .bio, stair Bo<ls, Cooklug Stove*. Tiu
Ware, R uUenturs, Ac.; aisoalot of Man ila Piiper8uo.?
with l.ueu ends, in Una order, suitable f.>r r Uitl
dealers; also, at 12 o'clock, in (rout ol ** esroorn. one half
?I ring light \Va.,oti, nearly u..w; one firil airing lig'it Wa on.
one ?ei silver ummbimI double Itaruias, been lutcii but three*
times. AU to be sold without reserve.
HENBY C. 8CK1BNER. AUCTIONEKK.-LIQHT WA
goon and lUrues*.?1IENBY C. SCKlbNBK will sell,
on WednemUy, May 7, at \'i o'clock, in front of salesroom,
1U Nann.i l ?!reet, one hail spring Wajon, nearly new: alao
one full spring W ifon: also set of Double Harness, silver
mounted, been lined only three times.
JAMES M. MIL.LEU, AUCTIONEER.
PACKAGE -SALE
or t
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ON THURSDAY, May8,
A' l><% o'el. ek.
By ALEXIS BR AUG.
No. 6i Vo.eystr.et, New York,
FIVK HUNDKED CASES.
ALL FJBdT CLASS FRESH UO0D8.
ALEXIS BKAiiti,
No. W Vesry ?'lree|.
JK DAVIS. Al't TJONEBB-8U0 CASES BOOTS,
? Snote and Bro^ans at auc ion.ou Thursday, May H. at
10* o'cleek, at the stole of J. K. Davis A Co., If Coi tlandt
street, conipriaiug a large a>*.irtni 'tii oi fresh city made aud
Eastern goods, adapted to city and country trade >
M DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
. Thursday, Ma*8, at 10^ o c.ock, at aal? iroom. No. T9
Naaan a street, by catalogue, a la ive collection of hardy Poi pe:
ual Klooni'n. Kosej, eompriiing the most new and celebrated
Winds of Uybi d, Perpetual, liourbon, ' Noi.M-iie, Moss.
Mouthy M ?i and 1 'Jinihing Ro es. A' lgo Ornamental
Shrub* ^nrlor Plania, Bulbous Boots, E\r ergreei>?, Ac. Se.
1>: ed from 'be meat eel brated k nds kn* wn in Europe and
Anient., t?y A. Jin din, florist and nur# ryman, Wasuma
ton,D. C
PAWNBROKER'S SALE ? B. WAL* fEUS WILL SELL,
tiiis lay. at 18 Bart Broadwsy, large ussortmvnt oif
Men's and Homent VVeiiilng Aprarr el, ?!*:?Coats 1'anU,
Vests, fc.:k D.es-es, Capes, Man.iJa^ ^lec J,, alui other
arti i s. Sa e at W.'f oVd -k. By on Je, ,,r j,. DBALY.
RECEIVER'S SAli.-PEfiEU i TOBY _S~ALE OF A
retail m * ol Hardware.?.' ,'nhlic notice is bercbv
given Uiut tlie uudt rid ued will s.1 , o0 Saturday, May W. at
11 .) elo. k, at .V)l Hud* n ?treet, c the city of New fork, a
valuable aftek ol iUi?.waie an' i Pixturea, together with
Iiorses, U ac,<in?, Ae. T. ?, STEWART, Kecelver.
THB f rVWLW. ^
The cblebbated noRr j? (,eo. m. patchb* will
stand i rtriires on |> k man farm, near Kings
bridge, a'SI"!) Jie season. Oood tai.ie* m.dtnaiMre pro
vided loi ma'es. \v M. W A LTE KM IRK,
Washington Drove Yard.
IIOR8ES,f AHKIAGES, ?VC,
ANKW iHINtl.
>MNhK A STBV EN.-,
* J uiufarturer of first Carriages,
Ti,^4 and 76 Walker stieet.
Fir-: door east oi Bro. dway,
Art on nl! tbetrOearria^es and road ivagons the Patent
M*llea. le Gr-xived * i 11 Box, n liicb causes the vehicle to run
ptbch lighter than t*?e old fashion cast nun box.
An elegantvjoi pe at %m (cost ??oo),
La'est Style;
Owner lea?tn_? for Kui ope: used hut four time?.
Cau U- &' en m 450 Broadway.
Alsorrry ]o v.aCaleehe, complete, suitable for llvery (table.
Apply at 429 llro-iuway, room No. 4.
AF\STYOCNG messenger make, of great
undurauoe, lung tail. 15% bauds high. warranted nahl
In erery way. ti ollcr.-n privately at I cm *hr.n half her vali:e.
Aehance ?el4*m iuei to jmrcbase a very promisineand de
sirable animal. I'rice $325, Address Trustee, Heraid ollke.
ASK FOE HORACE WILLIAMS' HOR8E HOOF OIST
MMjttotM quarter crack*, ooattacted hoof and all
diseases of the linof. Sold every where. HAWLEY A CO.,
wh(jl-sn!?ageata, Km. 8MkflM,9Maa43M Seventh hwm.
BLACK HORSE KOR SALE-ONE OF THE HAND
somes! on Central I'ark, 15^ haadi high, 7 years oi l.
warrants t perfectly sound and kind and cau iror in 2:46;
price (6aO Inqnfre for John, at Underbill and Fleet'*
livery staid-', Lala.vett" place.
Board your noRHES at the excelsior sta
bles. corner of Sixih avenu- aud Thtri eth street, t!.e
best ventilated, ?iry and overground stable In the t iiy. It
coats nothinu' to ? all and see ..nd be convinced. Terms low.
FOR SALE?A FAIR OF MATCHED FANCY MARES
(bla- >, three and four years old; very teat; lulled ill
Noith Carolina from imported Aralilau nock. thoroughly
broken, wlfhont a blemish aud will be warranied in every
re?p t:U Xhcy may be seen at the stable, 113 Ea?t Twrutv
Cr?t street, for prt-e, 4c., inquire at loom No. A second
floor, 61 Wa'l street.
IjU)R SALE? V BEAUTIFUL FAIR OF BLAt'K CAR.
. rlage ll<r'e<, just from tbe country; 6 y - irs oid, id
hands KTk", tail* umchinR th>- Krounil;,clo>e:y matched, very
styl.sh, eutirr.y sound and ge.aUe. Nov.' nt Oak'ey's stables,
Hoboken, near the ferry.
VOR PALE?A BEAUTIFUL BLACK HORSE, SIX
J years old, sound an I gentle. Inquire at the corner of
Johnson and DuIBeld streets, Brooklyn.
For sale-a new one horse truck.?inquire
at 179 Eld ridge struct. Ju.-Kl'll J. JENNINGS.
FOR SALE?THREE LARGE CART HORSES; ALSO
six Giays, suitable for doctors or eip ess wagons;
wai rarte ? sound and kind or no sale. Inquire at 46 Green
wich street.
IjlOR SALE?TWO FINE fcHE GOATS, yielding
1 plenty of milk. P. tee very low. Inquire ?t 74 Third
avenue, third Uoor, front room.
[K)K SALE ?J 1ST arrived FROM CANADA EAST.
_ tiftceu good MM Horses, which will be Mid cneap for
ca-h or exchanged. Aiso a Farm to exchange. Apply at the
I corner of Fourteenth street anC Tenth a nue, i ear or w oo i
I yard. HUGH LaII'IKY.
fpOR SALE'?A SUPERIOR JiLOODEI) MARE, DARK
bay. li}i bands hi?ii, 0 years ??> d. long tail, Unit in liar
I n- s aud tinner !. sail ile, aud can trot fast for an UMtrailled
' horse; wa>ranted in every respect. Price $ltW. Inquire of
! A. J. Tumjiala*, at the suble, To ir.ii avenue aud Ihirty
s cond -'reet, or at It Curiiauat sue- t.
IfOR SALE?LIGHT double and SINGLE har
uesi v> j Cijeaj,; a goo.l *, i <f se.touu band t arriage
Harness for $20. Apply at 1,199 Broadway, ueai 1 weoty
ntnth street.
*
For sale?on account of tiie owner leav
irii? tor E rop -. a very "o uidaud stylish !>a.r ? b?y
Hursia, over mxteeu hands lugU. To be seen at AH Fourth
stre.-t
For sale?the trotting maee lady post.
she is a Tom Tniitnb colt. 16'j ban la hiiSi, so nd an I
gentle, and can trot luG miles In leu hours. 1- a'. Ojmh --
suable, Hobvk- n N. J., near the ferry.
For sale cheaf?a new dol blh trick, fit
f.?r any business; can carry 29 'jarre's ut flour. Apply
at57 Vt ilieit Site. t. BtiWEN <t E< DUO.
Fob sale cheap?three iior.?!:s. ed;ht team i
('Id; Mnndand kind to ail lianien*; on" fail. A mi u j
1 K'hl Wagon Butcher Carl uuJ Dirt Cart. v,:ii iJarn.v,*.
A; pi" a: W1 Third avenue, n ar T n iy-third i-pt. n feed
NM
FOB SALE OB EXi'HANOE-TWELtn YOU Kit
horse*. ju*t l'rum Canada v\ e?t. 11 to 17 hand* iitgb, tour
to a veB years old; one matched team of Giay*. one .Vare,
w.tli Ooit: all aouudand kind. In tune In tlie bluCkmiA'ii
1?J Norfolk street.
HORSES FOB SALE?A 8TTU91I PATB OK CAKRIAOE
H r*. s. an Iron gray a:id <Lirk r'neelnut, 1% hands
high, long i*ila, tlx an<i seven year* o)ri. kind and gentle; I
ran irf't P-ginher iu about JMi mtu,. at So. 101
Horatio street.
Hokse wanted ?a gentleman would pay
the board in the city of a gentle Hn.ae, for a few
month'. for the moderate nse of Ulm. Easy saudle hoi'*
preferred. Address A. MankMf, HeraldISm,
LOUIS BRANDT, VETERINARY 81BOEOK, NO. *3
E.iat Twenty-fourth utreet, between Lexington and
Tmrd avenue*.?By a practice of more than thirty year* in
different ovnntrie* and climate*, 'lie nnderei filed ha* >>een
enabled to become thoroughly iicpuinted with the different
dlnca" a to which horse* are subject, having paid special a
tention to">IBn Joint lamenex* or eontraeti >a of the hoof,
which he ha* rued lu aini"?tevei rent-' wrhout leaving anv
ex"rnal mark*. Meaica1 advice given to purchaser* only,
au<t tiol to ?eller?. Incut able cane* will oe examined free of
< barge if brought to my oCi. e Ail oiher domestic animal*
and bird* attended to. Oflce hour* from It) A. M. to I P. II
LOUIS BRANDT, author of ttie ''In!alll:>le UuidetuDis
tOver the Ages oi Horses
MOBOAN HOMES.-A PAIN OF NI< E BAY HOBggS
6 year* old, ver* aivliah; also a pair o: Hn'k H irses
and several tine single I! >r?*?, for ?ale, at the corner of Boe
rum and State si ? n, Brooklyn Just from Verm jnU
NEW CAKKIAuE. HARNESS AND SADDLE BE
poa. ory ? A l*tg<i *?*ortment of Curitige*. Ooupe*,
Breit*, PbaeWM. RovEaw.ifa, Top an I Op n H'jkI s, Bu?i
neat and Dei<H Wagons, Harnea-s ladies' and gentlemen*
Saddle*. Br.die*. Martingale*, Whips, *<?., for sale at Broad
way, torti'-i or Fony-?eveuth (trvet, an I Bereuih avenue,
?orner of Foi ywventb itreet.
ONE OF THE I'HETiIE8T LIOHT, SHIFTI*)) TOP,
Wagon* in the cltr for mo, built by lire water, and In
order. Apply at Ma key a ?t*i?ie, No. IU We*t Twenty.
bird atrect.
PUBLIC SALE OP HOMES AND MULES BELONG
int to the United Statea ?Oftlee of A**i*taut Quarter
?tauter, PcrryTille. Md . April SO, I9K.?WUI be ?old at pub
lic auction, at I'-rrrvitle, Maiyiand, on Tneadajr, Mnvl3,
at U o'clock M., the folinwlnj Cond*HUWd property
belonging to the Un ted State*, ?ii ?
17a Hortea.
a Mara* With foal.
?1 Mule*. ?
Term*?CMb, in coin, or United State* note*.
8YMME* (iABDNEB.
Captain ami Aa*lalant Quart?rma*ter United state* Aiiay.
PONIES. PONIES. PONIES, OF ALL SIZES, FOB
tale, at war price*, ?t Forty-aecond *tn et, between Futh
and Sixth avenue* OEO BKONSOJC.
TO BE SOLD-A HANDSOME LIOHT HALF SPIUNO
W,igotj, weighing ISO pound*; a Top Wagon, Lutht
Lutnlier Wagon. Apply it K LAN DUAL' A
HANKS , OT East TwentylfS itreet.
V'ER.MONT llOBSES KOR SALE -OME PAIS CHEST
' T hatid*. 7 y? ar* old. One pair B?v* (Hatnilto
) j AI*o *cver?l very lin ? atngle
! and MtddH Horje* to i>e teen at Washington Hall Stallle.
I 1 .'Si 'lid i.VM I iiiid avenue, baiwet-u lWtii and lMth atreeta,
Hnr.cm.
TITANTED?.A JUjUNU, SOUND BAT OB OBAY
ff H?'r?e, with biai k leg", flv<- or ait tnri old to trot in
?bont lit mluute* M I,and. hlgj,, *-,d worth, in eplte of the
time*, for which a handsome ch^atum j,, wiii i.,,
traded, and difference made good in cash. An Ireaa with
full )>ar'l' iilar* to have ai'eiitijn, S oH,bo? 205 Herald >01 cc
XXTANTED?ONE OOOD SIZED HORSE OR A 7eaM
f? of good traveller*, which mmt i<? aound and withu' i
blemlah, and not over eight year* old; Would * (chance far a
cottage house in anleaaanl part of Brooklyn (woith ia 5Lr
for $2 80). of whieb fl,7nj can remain ju nortaaae a dre *
B 8., Herald oflloe.
-IITANTED-A FIRST RATE SECOND HANDDOCTOR h
VT Oig Apply at 2t W.ittt *tr>et.
[ U'ANTHC) TO PURCHASE, A OOOO MCOND HAND
iid tog***?"<ft**-*,w.
PIN A. NCI Alt.
Army and s.wv cay office,
Arrranof Pay flat festa^d, de ea* d ml dis-harised
ciil ers o:' thy Arnut nut N..?y. Prlaa Muke), Bouaty
Money, Ae.
JOH\ B Sit'BKAY, Army an I Navy Banker.
39 Ntmi stro*.*, New Y irk, opposite t'ie t'oit oili e.
AUUl ST P elLJKi.ST A CO.. HANBKBS* NO. 60 WAUL
at, isv.r l.-irurs of t'li'ila to travellers, available in all
I arts of th e world Ikroufk Me-srs. Ho h-cbild, of Paris, Lou.
don, Fraaiuoi*, Vienna, Naples, and uieir eor:eapou.leiits.
Arm grand srBEEr, thueb doges west o?
BrwWwuy?Moi.ey advanced oa Watches, Dia'nouds,
J*?/elry, Plata, Dry Goodth anil personal prop?vug of wjjf
**? scriprton, or uju^ht and said by JOdEl'll A. JAC&aON,
"auction >er and broker.
INTEREST ON CITY OK CHICAGO municipal.
Water and Sewuraga bond", due in New Yor* July 1
next, will be pai I at any time alter to.da.,, ou the proaon ta
ller, ot .be coupons at my odlci m Chicago, or .. ill bo paid an
be .e'.oforu, on July I, in New York. 8 AM L UUVaL.
Cbhiuo. April, l&li City Comptroller.
1)K1ZE LISTS AUE NOW BRING MADE BP FOB
X the B o. kadinu Squadron, anil pi ues arc paid dally for
ileSan Ja ,iiio. CrUMt> it, Constellation, Mohaws, Ac., Ac.
JOHN B. MURRAY, Anny and Navy Hunker,
No. 29 Nassau street, N w York, ( ppoaita lLo Post office.
Resigned and dischabwed officers' pay ao
couii:s adjusted and cashed, and anny claim* of all
d< scriptions promptly arranged and collected at J. H.
BLOUNT'S Army Claim oilioe, 78 William street, coi ner of
Liberty.
State PAY FOR SI'PERNUMEil vby OFFICERS, UN
der the U(e act of lUc S ate 4" NYork, is now boing
nulla ted by JOHN B. Ml'RBAY, Arruy and Navy Banker,
No. 39 Na'Miu -:reet, New York, opposite t ie l'ogt olli .
dbC <k<m wanted?ON A PATENT BIGHT, FOB
VOiUuu waicu a liberal bonus will be paid n 1 a
mortgage un ii will be given for s c inty. To an., party w is I'
ll.g to inv st this amount tills is a splcn lid ehan e, both at
to sCety aud p o:tt. Ad Iress L. 8., box 2,13ti Po.i'. o.T..'.,>.
<?-C ann TO L0AN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE?
Ou productive real estue in this city or
Brooklyn, in Otic or more sums. Apply in tlie oftt?c o: the
People's Fire Ii isurauee Company, No. 6ti Wall street,
o JOHN F. CON BEY.
LOAN OFFICES.
AT NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET?MONEY TO LOANTO
an.v amount on Diamonds, Watcher, Jewelry, Ac., by
tile weil known aud old cstab.iUietl ISAAC, Broker and
Commission Merchant, No. a Chambers sue, t. N. B.?No
business transacted on Saturday.
AT U>5 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET,
Money advanoeu to any amount on Bianonds Wa cbes.
Jewelry, Ae. Business stnetiy confldi ut.al. T. 11. KEESlNb',
auctioneer and broker. Private eutrance in Dcane street,
11 rst door u est of Broadway.
\ T C6S broadway. CORNER OF BOND STREET,
a V room No 5.?HENRY HYM AN advances cash on l):a
ii oinfo, ret or unset, or buys the same for rash: also on
Wa t ties, Silver Ware, Pianos, Jewelry aud Personal Pro.
peit*.
AT ? SIXTH AVENUE.?MONEY TO LOAN ON DIA
mondg, Watobes, Jewelry, Dry Goo Is, Guns and ali
kinds of personal property. Goods can be redeemed at any
lime within one year. I'll, ate entrain', in U door.
JOHN J. LEVY,
43 Sixth avenue, two doom at-ove Fourth street.
Abraham j. jackson. no. t j walker street,
near Broadway, t late bn Read* street), loans money in
large or sma.ll sums," on Watch' *, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silrer
Ware, Uuni, Dry Goods. Wealing Apparel anil personal pro
perty ol every description.
A T Gti nassau street.?A. HONIG1IAN, DIAMOND
j\ broker, makes liberoi-advances on Diamonds, Watt-hen,
Jewelry, At., or buys them at tu>l value, at his pi ivoiu otlice,
tortNassu; street, room No. 2, tip stairs. Business couii
MM
Liberal advances made on diamonds,
Watches and Jewelry. Old Hold and,Silver bought for
ea?h at highest prices. Camels hiiir Shawls bought and
liberal price paid lor thexu, by LOUIS ANR1CH, 723 Broad
way.
Money to loan-in sums to suit, on watch es
Diamond*, I)rv GoodBand all valuable Personal Fro
perty, Silver Plate, Ac. Apply to R. WOOI>,62 Fulton street,
second tloor, lrotit room, lroui 9 to So'clock.
Money to lend on diamonds, jewelry,
Watches, Silver, Dry Goods. Guns and personal proper
ly of ?il description*. Gooda can ho redeemed at any time
within one year. Private offlre entrance nail door.
H. BARNARD, 21 Third avenue.
of personal prop-My, as Watches, Diamond* (set and
unset), Jewelry, Dry Woods, Ac., by AARON ADOLFHUS,
licensed loan oUlcc, 129 Fear! street, corner of new Chambers
street
Money lent?to any amount, on all kinds
of persons
t), Jewelry,
sed loan oil
t
THE KF.BELLIU?.
Armv and nayy uniforms! " 1
RICHARDSON, SPENOB A THOMSON,
Merchant and Military Tailors,
<70 Broadway, New York,
Desire to invite the attention of 0?rer? of the army nnd
navy to their house, which hai been patronized for a numbr
of years bv manv outers, including ihe most prominent in
bjth brouches ol the peiviee, who, by their eontluued pjt.-on
agc, acknowledge their approval of the superior uuifornis
and culiens' dress furnished by the establishment, (Icnlle
men at n distance, whose measures arc not on the books,
will at their request have measuring cards sent to them by
mail.
TpLAGS! FLAGS:! FLAGS'I! -
C Binti
_ _ inting and Silk l'iags, wholesale and re tat', at JOHN
N. STEARNS', So Cedar street, nearly opposite the Fost
oBee. Also a fine assortment ot Chinese and Japanese Fancy
Goods. .
Lieutenancy wanted-by one fully cohfe
tent who has l.ad experience; |>ar:us havingat their
dupoaai or those who can obtain an appointment, tan ro
eive a l.ngi sum for the same. Address this week J. M.,
tare of G. A. Kilwood, Sixth avenae.
OII.K AND BUNTING FLAGS, ALL SIZES, ON HAND
O for salt; also st.js. Mountings, Trimmings, Eagles,
Balls, Spear Hi ad.i, Ac. Ornament il Painting ana Euibi >1
derlngon -ilk. HO IER A GRAHAM, 97 Duaue Street.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.?WANTED, FOR
the United fc'.i-e* Marine Corp*, able bodied, intellig' nt,
unmarried lueti. between the ages of e.ghU. n and tolly
years, not )?<-* than live foe; four and a hail incuts high, and
of good character.
Soldier* nerving ia title corps perform duty In navy yen ds
andon lionrJ of vessel* of war.
ray from $13 to $.4 t er month, with abun lanee of
? lothiiig. board and medicai attendance, iuruistied by the go
v eminent.
A|i, ly at the Rendezvous, IS Botvery, or at the Marine
Bairatka, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
A. GARLAND, Major Commanding.
TTOSBl'RG chasseurs, FIFTY-THIRD REGIMENT
? N. Y. V.?H irry no for th?t $1U0 lio mty. Last chan t!
before liie warenus. Recrnils now wanted at No. 10 Chat
ham square. Apply to Captain HUM FORD or I.l 'iten.uit
si'ER' ING,form* ly of Dttryee'sZouave*.
TTOSBUBCH CHASSEURS?FIFTV-THIBD REGIMENT
V New York Volunteers, <r<janixed under special au
thority from th ? War Deiutrfncni, quartered at Bellevoe
Gar l'-n, Eightieth street. East river, under cotwnaud of Co
lonel George A. Buckingham (Ute Major of the Seventy tirst
r>- im nt New York State Millr'a). It if Intruded that the
"Yosbnrgh t hasseurs" sha'.i not l>e exce.lcJ by any reg mfnl
In the Held. Pay and subsistence to commence from date of
enlistment. Recutita will be *ent?t ouietocamo, where good
quarter* are provided. $H?t bounty to each "oldier when
honorably discharged irom the service. The families ol those
erilistin ; will be aided by ihe Suite, (food men wanted to
till up Compute F Apply at 270 (fraud "tree!.
Captain D. W. DIOGS,
I . ;c of Ninth regiment Ne". Yoi k State Militia.
PftOPUHAU.
(JOAL.~ _
Written proposals will be iwaived until the 24th hut., for
the delivery on the uoit'i wharf at Wc?.t Po n:, N. Y., or the
following qua ntities aud qualities ol White Ash Coal, c enn:
600 tons (2,211) lbs. per ton; Locust Mountain, steamboat
sUe.
Also,
750 tons (2,210 lbs. p >r to i|, egg slite,
30u tons do. do. stove sue,
of either Bearer Mountain, Buck Mountain or Baltimore
You, Wyon, og. I'rke ofea h staled separately.
I oal can be delivered fro:u the Schuylkill, Lehigh and
Wy ming dlsiriet.?at the West Point wbart from canal bonU
v\ Inc.i receive It at the mines, without breaking bulk, via
th S bnylkiil and Delaware and Raritan Canals.
Mi,re than the ordinary faciiitii" for iinloa'llnf will be
ftunisht d. The coal to be delivered between the let of Juue
and 2tlb of A'igutt next.
EDWD. C BOYNTON,
Captain and Qnartermaster Milltaty Academy.
W*st Point. N. Y., May 2. l.iM.
TJBOPOSALH
1 FUK SMI
fOK SMALL ARMS FOIl THE I NITED STATES
SERVICE.
on 'he evening of ilie I5tb of May, 1902, for manufacturing,
t:i the United 8late?, for the government. within one year
from thattinte, the followingdescription of arm*, vlx ?
Spring Held Kitted MtiakeU, ino.Ir I ISM.
Harper"* h 'Try Rlttevwlth *woi I bayonell and xtoe! ?CAb
barda, model ISiS.
Hreech loading Cat.linen, for cavalry.
Kevolter PikiuI*. army air*.
Propoeala will Mate?
For tnuaketa ami i tfle?, the price for JO.ilOO of either, and
the reduction prop' ted, per gun, for each additional 1U.OJU to
3U.0UO,
For revolver* aii'l caiblne*, the kind proposed, and I ho
price tor O.UOo. and induction, pel piatol or CMnine, I n each
addlttoiialS.UU) to W,000.
For *abree, award* and *c i'??iard?, the price of each of the
pi eiicribed pattern* lo the number of 6,0UU eacii, and also for
rach additional 5.u>0 to au.iUO. ?
All the firei'innare lo tie furnUhed with the regular ap
pendage*. The t ifled inmket* ar? to be in nil te?peets ideo
tit-iil with those uMkunlaciured at the United Utah * Arinoiy,
hp. ingf'eid, Ma**., and are to interchange ,villi It and with
each other In all theli purts. Each of the other kind* of fire
hi m? must ?1mo Interchange with one auotiier In tbe same
manlier.
The maieiiala for the* arm* nvi*t be of the very be*t "jau
nty, and no malleable Iron part* will be allowed to bo ossd.
All the artic'l) * mult be subject to the inspection ] ire verified
by the Ordnance Regulation*, and must be boied, ready for
transportation. at tbe cipemie of the con raetora, in such
m?iin< r a* may l?e dlreced. Inai*' t:ona will be made at the
lactor'.e* iti lot* ol no' lea* than 1,000 each.
Frnpoaaia will *'ate the name of tbe e*taMleliinentmaklng
the offer, the number and date of the first delivery, and rate
of deliver* monthly thereafter, failure to mak" a delivery
at a aiieriried time, or any attempt to introduce tnalkahls
Iron or other Inferior material Into the work, will *ubject
the whole ntimiwr of arms contracted for to forfeiture, at
the option of the department.
The deportment leserve* to Itself tho right to rnjeot any
bid, and will CO fielder none made through any agent, broker,
orpariv other than the regular inanufa' lure? *.
Pioposnls wll l>e s<ldr?e*ed a* follow*;?"General J W.
Ripley, Chi f of OrdnaiK Washington, U. C.," and will be
end< raed "Proposals for M tickets," or rittee, sabre*. Ac., a*
the esse n-ay be.
PHOPOSALfl FOR THE 8UPPJ.V OF FRESH bEF.F
for use of Unlied Stales troo|ie stationed at F< ri t* >!uui.
bu*. New York harbor, for one ywr, ootnmeaelag nne I,
IV,2, will lie received at the office of the A. A. y, H , Fort Co
lumens, New York Harbor, iiiilil 12 O'clock M., on the list
Instant The. beef i? to l>e of flret quality, In eipial propor
tion* Of fore and hind 'ptarter*. neck* and shanss excluded,
and to be dellv. it 1 at Fort Columbus at inch time* and In
*ueh quantitle* asmny be required Two ?ecurl ie?, of livo
thoueand dollar* enrh, will be ipq iired for the mhhfnl fill,
lilinent of the centract Proposal will be a.Mre'sed to First
Lieutenant H B t'hl'd*. Mtth tnfsmry, oOic of A. A. 0. H,,
Fori Colnmbu*, W Tort Hurler. sn i !>e endorsed "Prnpo
? hi- (or the suppjy of f<. <h l.eef.'' Th? tin dot signed re*ervee
the right to |*j. a .. .. a.i bid! wiiich he 'kern- eilrava
nan nr L.tiliHtll H< ill H II I'llifillM
*ilti8ii^ A, A C.'S,
AXUIKMETTI.
11/ALUCT1.
f T Entrance . in Broadway and Thlr^euUj gtrect<
Doors opcu at 7>?! beauat * otoiock
MU. WALLA'^rf
Has great pleasure in .te?no^'i),(lgin){ tha unprec?dented
rniw?wijaaeibyjh? uii. lie t . hu end avurs u?t tho
V ...STANDARD AHU LEGITIMATE DK\Ma
should bo iiieoent.d wi'^, ? ueriection of cast and detail
hitherto uaattemafctd. Tim urioual ued success atusndii^;
the cllorl Induce* >.,ni toannouueea fr'*h
BkRlia OK SPLENDID KllVlVALS.
TO-NIGHT?WEDNESDAY,
Will be acted (seventh time) Sh ndan Knowlea' sterling
Comedy, in Bva acts, wnh bus attracted si* dead ly crowd
ed and delighted audi* uecs, of
THE
LOVE
Oil AS*.
With the following high It attractive and novel cast:?
Wild take Mr. Lu.dur Wallack
Sir Wii.iam 1 on ilove Mr. Mark Smith
Master Waller Mr. Ch ir*?a Pialier
Trueworth (friend toWildrake) Mr. Kt'yMtda
Humphries. Mr. Browne
Neville Mr. Pa kes
Lash (Wililrake'.; groo.u) Mr. I* .riloe
George Mr Turner
CouaUoe* (daighier to Sir WUiittui) M a. ilocy
Wi^ow Given Mis* Mary Gannon
Lydia Miss Madeline llenrlquta
Alice Mr*. Hooves
Ph> bo Miss Green
Ameiia Mitts* t'ai man
Bridesmaids WKUillmlw, Schleunn and La Forrest
The sec nry. by LSHKRtVOOD will consist of
A Parlor In tho " Three Cranes" Tavern, In London:
Draw iog Room at Sir William Foudlove's;
The Widow Green1* Boudoir;
Grand Saloon nnd Hall of Reception at the W idow Green's.
PROGRAMME FOR TUB WEEK.
TO-MORROW (THURSDAY),
love IN A MAZE.
which wss enthusiastically received on Monday by a very
crowded ai.d fashionable audience, the acting and scenic
elieota eliciting thu warmr.it maniiestultons.
Friday,
THE JEALOUS wipe.
Saturday,
THE LADY OP LY0N8.
In rehearsal,
MONEY, AC., AC.
Family Circle 25 cent*
Hives nnd i'arquet 60cental Orche tra Stalls $1
I'trivaic iioxfes $7
saiprno.
IONDON EXHIBITION.
J RETURN TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK.
First $100
Third oIn as t>6
STEAM WliEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touuiitup at Oueens.
town (Cork. Harbor). The Liverpool, New York and Phila
delphia SteamshipCompany int nl despatching thclrful:
powered Clyde-built iron steamships as folio,\s ?
city of Washington r ay.Mat 10
ETN A Saturday, May 17
>DINBIM'.G ay, M ' ?-'?
and every succeeding Saturday, at noon, from pier 44, North
river.
KATES or FAtSiai.
First Cabin %'iJ
Do. to London M
Lo. to Paris 85
Do. to Hamburg.. 85
Stwrajjo $30
Do. to London 33
Do. to Paris 3s
Do. to Hamburg 35
Passengers also for.. arded to Havre, Bremen. Rotterdam,
Antwerp Ac., at equally low rates.
Rat'-a irt.ni Liverpool or (^ueenstown: First cabin, $73,
$85, $105. "Steerage l'ro.u Liverpool, $10. From Queens
town, $3C. Tickets can be bou; ht here at tliene rates, enabling
people to send for their friends.
These steamers have superior accommodations for passen
gers; are strongly built In wati>r>ti;{lit ir< n sections, and car
ry pa??nt firo anniliiiators. Experienced surgeons are at
tached eac h steamer.
For further information apply in Liverpool to William Ta
llinn, Agent. 22 Water street; in (ilasjrow to Alexander M.il
colm,4St. Enoch square; in Queeustown to C. A W. n. Sey
mour A Ck. ; In London to Elves A Macey, #1 King William
street: In Paris to Jules Decone, 5 Place de la Bourse; in
Philadelphia to John G. Pale. Ill Walnut street; or at the
Company's offices.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent, IS Broadway, New York.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Hall Steamships
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBOR.
SCOTIA, ('apt. Judkins,
PEIISIA, Capt. I.ott,
AKAl'-IA, Capt Stone,
AK :K'.\. ?'L ;>t. Shannon, . _? M
AMERICA, Capt. Moodle, NLAUARA, Capt. A. Ryrle.
AUSTRALASIAN.
These vessels carry a clear white light at masthead; green
on starboard Imw ; red on port bow.
rROH .NEW YOKK 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin jiassage $130
Second eabln pasSAfia 75
ritOH BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage $110
Second cabin passage <H)
Canada, Capt. .Macauley, leaves Boston Wednesday, Api ll 30.
Persia. Cam. Lott, leaves New York Wednesday, May 7.
America, tJapl. Stone, leaves Boston Wednesday, May 14.
China. Cant. Anderson,leaves New York Wedne. iny. May 21.
Niagara, ( apt. Cook, leaves Boston Wednesday, May 28.
Scotii, Capt. Judkins, leaves New York Wednesday, Juno A
E>ir< pa, ( apr. Moi>dlP, leaves Boston Wednesday, June II.
Persia. Capt. Lott, leaves New York Wednesday, June 18.
Pe.ths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon oil board.
The owners of the.se ships will not be accountable for gold,
silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, preeloua stones or metals,
tinleaa billa 'V lading are signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed. For freight or pas age apply to
? - "o. 4 Bo?
CHINA, Capt. Anderson,
ASIA, ('apt. Cook,
EI7ROPA, Capt. J. I^eitch,
CANADA, ('apt. Muir,
E. CUNARD, No. 4 Bowling Oreen.
fPHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD8' 8TEAMSHIP BRE
A MEN. H. Wei-sols, commander. carrjinK the United
Hta'.ea mall, will sail from pier 30 North river, foot of Cham
bers atreet, on _
SATURDAY. MAY 10. at 12 o'clock M.,
FOR
BREMEN VIA southampton.
taking passengers to
LONDON, HAVRE. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
at the following rates:?
For the t,rat cabin, $100; secondcabln, $60; steerage, $30.
For freight or passage avpJLv t<?
OSLKICHS k CO.. 68 Broad ^roet.
VT2W YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
IN THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EXTERN
will sail from New York t<r Liverpool on
8ATURDAY, MAY 31.
Price of passage in
First cabin $00 a $135.
according to state room accommodations, all other p;lvilcgea
1 eing equal.
Third Cabin $>'a $i(',
iritb wry superior aocommodatlona. Suits of llooms for
families tuavV- engaged by spe. lal arratig'menL No Berth
secured until ]>aid fur.
ROWLAND A APPINWALL, Ag-nts.
Plans of the ship may be seen, and engagements made for
freight or passage, on application to Cans. A. Whitney, at
theo:iloe, No. 7 Broadway, New York.
HAMBI RG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
STKA* TO
LONDON, HAMBURG, HAVBB AND SOUTHAMPTON.
The ravorite (lint class in l elegant trim mall s enmxhip
HAMMoKlA, H. K. Sciiwinmss, Commmder,
carying '.lie Coiled States tnaii. fall* from pi r 21. North
river, f<jot of Kul'on street, positive y on SATURDAY, May
17, aud lakes pa-* timers for 1> tulon, Hamburg, Havre and
Southampton, at the following rate*:?
Hirst Cabin
Seeor d Cablu 00
St-nrngf 33
The BORl'tfSIA will succeed the HAMMOMA on May 31.
For pe tou ? nppiy exclusively to
C. B. RICllAftD A BOAS', 151 Broadway, New York.
CfflUl T') LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND L1TBH
0 pool.?The Montreal Steamship Company's Hist cla'i
full i?nvered, Clyde built steamer NORTH AMERICAN,
Captain Uurv??*. earryn.g the Caiiadtuu anil I,'lilted State*
ma! ?, will sail from Q'lebcc next Saturday, M;iy 10. Rate*
of pas-a (re from New York:?Pint i lass, areordtng to aecom
ni'jda'ons, gS6 and $70; 'teerage, found with good provl
s'on?. $J0. Raton of pa .sage from New York and return at
t!ie fo..o\vln;< reduced rates:?Fu?t cabin, $137 an I $167;
Itimitf, vo. Certlleates Issued for bringing out pas-eu
gers from a'.l the principal town* In Great Britain and Ire
land at very low rate*. For passaee apply at 23 Broadway,
Ne w York. BABUL A SK \Ki,E, General Agents.
COMMENCING MAY 1, I8C2.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
For the better accommodation of the large number of peo
ple now emh-iatlug to the gold mining district* of California
and British Columbia, FOUR steamers p> r mouth will be
despatched from New York and from Han Francisco rcspec
tively, instead of three, as heretofore.
Regular day* of departure from New York, oa the let, 8th,
16th and 2iih, exeept when these datca fall on Sunday, when
the day of departure will be the Moiday following.
For freight or passage, apply at the only oflh-e of the line.
No. & Bowling Green, New York. D. B. ALLEN, Ag?nt.
Royal mail steamship persia.-for liver.
poo!.?The PERSIA. E. O. Loif, commander, will sail
from Hie dream on Wednesday next, 7th Ins'nnt.
A steamboat will ply between tlie company's wharf, at
Jersey City, and tli? P#r?ia from 0 to II A M..tocouvey
passengers and baggage on board. None but Passengers
can be taken on b >ard
The CHINA will aail Mav 21.
R. Cl'NARD, No. 4 Bowling Green.
TAPSCOTT'S LINE MVEBPOOL AND LONDON PACE
LTS.
REMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AC.
PASSAGE TO OR FROM GREAT BRITAIN OR IRELAND
At the lowest rates, and DRAFTS, payable
On demand auvwhere throughout the UNITED
KINGDOM, van be obtained, a* heretofore, at
TAl'.Si'OTT A I'O. i, 86 South street.
FOR LIVERPO-OL.?TAPflOOTTS LINE.?SHIP FRAN
CIS It. CI'ITING, sails tbla nn rniug. And ship EM
ERALD ISLE, at pier 36 East R ver, sail* May lD. Fur
pj.-ssge to or from tnc old country, at low rates apply to
TAPS*. OTT A CO , 86 .south street.
USTRALIA.?E AjftJAROO LINE: ESTABLISHED
I ".'A?'The spli ndld first class New York buiit pai.kei
ship INDIANA. 1.0*) tons, Holiorn. commander, sill have
the usual prompt despatch of this line for Melbourne dlre< t.
The areon moaations lor ft' at and second . al'in passenger*
are very superior, and a rhotee of I erths ean now I* ?eeured
1 y iirm late application to MaILLER, LORD .% OIKREAU,
108 Wall s'reet. LORD A CO., c >ns gnces at Melbourne.
1.MRST STEAMER FOR HAVANA.
1 Tho United Status Mall steamship
COLUMBIA.
R. Adam*. . United States Navy, Commander, will leave
pier No 1. North River, on Wednesday, Mny 14, at 12 o'clock,
noon, pronely. Passports can be procured from the Span
ish Con si, I. For freight or passage apply to
KPOFFOKD, TILBSTONi CO, 29 Broadway.
FOR HAVANA. vta NASSAU, N. P.-TIIE BRITISH
and North American royal mall steamship U.UilMi
Ql EEN, t'apt. Le Mesaariar, wil sail for the above port*
from the company's "-liarf. at Jersey Cit/, on 9 iturday, 24t i
Mav, and Saturday, 2l*t June. Pssnace money to Ns'tau,
$43 ; passage money to Havana. $60. For In l?lit or | a?-..i^e
applj 10 E. C' NARD, No 4 BowlingOteen.
TIIL UNITED STATE ; MAIL ST8AMBHIP
ROAMOKS
wt'l leave p er *fo. IS, North RiverLon Wedn
1862, at 12 o'eloek
LUDLAM
10. IS, Wortn Kiver, on we lne? '!>
at noon, pre-lieiv, lor liavin* dii
AM, tfalNEKEN A OO..U5U,o
MKDICAL.
W OLD" STAlfc?USUAL CONSt;LTATI0NS.-t)R
HAHK0W.|I94 Bkwkcr ?*reet, fo?u* door^ irotu Mac
MKDICAL.
ImI L'BUAL 001
_ lewker ?' rset, i
dougal, New York., from 11 till 2 ami from 4 till 9.
DR. COOPER. 14 DI ANE STREBT, MEMBER OF THE
College of Piivaiciaii ? and Burgeon* ol New York, may
be consulted dally at bl* office, front 8 lu the morning autil
V in tho evening.
DR. R.C0BBsVr, MEMBER OF THE N^W YORK ME
dieal Coiiega and CoUegea1' Burgeons, London, ran be
Ciniulted, as ususl. at hlinmxe. 2>l Outre street, between
ctiainbers and R'-n 1<*. Private entrance No. H City Hall
place. N M.? See Dr. C.'s diplomas, In ht? olllco. Charge*
moderate.
rROFKSHOR RESTF.t.L, Ml CHAMBERS STREET,CAN
b? consulted a* n?ual. Agents, 127K Liberty street,
Y. in Brooklyn, 176Fulton street.
REMOVAL-DIt RALPH'S OFFIt t, To I 4 Bl.f.
H(Hi, ffttl of Vroadway, ilour*. li w i. '
'.KCKEit I
? us ? 4 I
AKUSENUNTS.
NIULO'S QARDBN.
Lessee i?'id Manager*,
E. L. DAVBKIPORT, U. C JARRETT AND WHEATLEY.
Fourth week of the magnificent operatic spectacle of
TUB ENCHANTRESS,
The brilliant success of which
FORMS AN BPOCn
lu the annal* of tho __
SPECTACULAR AND ARTISTIC TRIUMPHS
ol the day, aud Induces the mtnayuu'iit to ?nuoun<H ?l
EVKRV NIGHT UNTIL FUKT1IEK NOTICE.
THE SI'LENDID VOCALIZATION
ow
MI.-a CAROLINE RICIUKGS, , , .
as well ?* h.-r beautiful acting, is uuhtly received with
HOUND AFiER RO ND OK AI'PLAUbB
INTELLIGENT AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
filling the
SPACIOUS AUDITORIUM
from u.'ir tuet to oeiUug.
lirilliaui reosption of
ANN'BTTI OALETTI,
pronounced th.'
BEST TERPSICHORE AN ARTIST
in America.
MB. PETER RICIIINGS AS DR MAT1IANASIUS.
NEW AND SPLENDID bCBNERT.
FULL OPERATIC CHORUS,
A SPLENDID BALLET.
AN INCREASED ORCHESTRA
rill>I au
EXCELLENT DRAMATIC COMPANY.
AdmiWloii, Di'ess 0.role and Parquet 50 cents
Secured Parquet Stalls 75cents
Family Circle, entrance on Crosby street 25-jeutB
Doors open at quarter past 7; I" cjmmouoe at o'clock.
UriNTER GARDEN.
VV THIRD WEEK OF THE CONTINUED TRI
UMPH (>F
MISS BATE MAN,
Tim Vo'.inc Queen of the American Stage,
Constan'ly InoeaMng audi, hcm atiest th"*
UNPARALLELED SENSATION
created by this young and mlente I
STAR OF TilK DRAMA;
a sensation unknown since the debut of Miss Fanny
Keiulilc. ? _ _
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAT 7,
by general request, a t lisl npnieiiiftilou of
ROMEO AND JUklF.T
Juliet .. MISS BATEMAN
Romeo Mr. E A lums Mereutio. .J. W. WaUack. Jr.
Tyi ail A. H. Davenport Nun ? Mrs. W. R. Blaky
and a fine cast throughout. __ .. .
Lender of the Or-dies'-a Mr. R. Mollenhu'ter.
SPECIAL NO TICK.?Doorsopen at half-putt seven; per
fo .nances co.uuk.ikch at eight. Box olhce open from nine
till four. Seals may be se arc I in advance,
THI RSDAY KVENiNG,
in response to tnanv inquiries at the ofllre,
THE ITALIAN Wli'E
will be repented,
In wliich Miss Bat. man's "Blaneft"
created a most extraordinary sensation.
N'IXoN S R >YaL CIRCUS,
Pi"
i_T l'ALA> E GAHDHN, corner of Fourteenth street aud
Sixth avenue.
WEDNESDAY AI-TEBN0ON AT TWO AND EVENING AT
SEVEN.
MAY 7. 1852.
AND EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DURING
THE WEEK',
Will be produced, for the i:rst time, the nursery tale of
JACK, THE GIANT KILLER,
Produced expressly for Co i.mo lore FOOTS,
With new Wardiobes, Properties, Ac.
JACK COMMODORE FOOTE
1118 AID COLONEL SMA1.L
Steward Oi the Castl- Hani Lathrop
tlgre of the Red Lye (eight feet high) B. Howell
Di: eSwaiiow All taui; Cannibal) f Andrews
Soldiers, O isrdx, Ac by the Juvenile Troupe
First appearance of the beawiful Ei|U Mriettne,
MADE.'iOlSLLLE MARIS.
THE L1GH I'NING CALCULATOR
Will appear every afternoon aud t veiling.
SAM LATHROP in his Rival WAR SPEECH
All the TROUPE ol RIDERS and ACROBATS
FROM NIRLO'S GARDEN
Will appear at every performance.
Doorsopen at two o dock in the Afternoon,
Aud at seven In tbe Evening.
Performances to commence half an hour after opening.
Adml.-slon 26 ents
Reserved seats SO cents
Children lo reserved seats 25cents
B
ARNCM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW,
GKBAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW,
GRr.AT NATIONAL DOG SHOW,
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW,
GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW,
Monday, Tuesdas Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
May 12,13, U, 15,10 and 17.1&S2,
When upward ot
?2,205 WILL BE PAID IN PREMIUMS
FOR TUB
BEST SPECIMENS OK DUOS, INCLUDING EVERY
BREED OF DOGS KNOWN.
This will undoubtedly be one ol' the
MOST EXCITING AND INTERESTING EXHIBITIONS
ever been ?u this continent.
Mr. BARN'U.M is happy to announce that FRANCIS BUT
LER, Esq., the renowueu Dog Breeder an J Dalineator, haa
consented to have on evhibltlun during the entire show
choice specimen pairs of every known breed, lrom the
GIANT SIBERIAN BLOODHOUND to the diminutive
dwarf TEltRIEK, comprising at least thirtjr different breeds,
this being the ouly Instance in the known world where the
whole canine fraternity have been represented In one fa
mily group. Oilier gentlem en owning ram and purebred
do-*, ol gr at beau;y, have also agreed to exhibit them.
S.a'U are being lined up in the Museum for the accommo
dation of TWO THOUSAND DOGS. T.iey will be so ar
ranged as to be sci n io the best advantage, and yet not be
within reach of visitors or of each OiiuT.
The highest premium to lie paid s
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
The otbcrpremiuins ao,o mi to
$I2"5 MORE.
$1,05 MOItE.
$I,JU5 MORE.
The number of doa>- exhibited will be limited to 100 of each
c'a s.
Persons desirous of exhibit ng tlie.ir dots will secure num.
beiel ccrtitie.ites <>n appli ailon at ihe ticket o:hec oi the Hu>
scum, entitling tliem to the entry oi their dogs, on depositing
Sl.asevld nee of good faith. Said dollar will be returned
? n tne la*: day of the exhibition.
For full pan culnrs obtain free circulars at the Mttsejim.
V>IBLO'S CONCERT SALOON-THEATRE FRANCAIS
IX THURSDAY, MAY 8. I ti2.
BENEFIT OF MONS. EDUARD.
MARTON KT FRONTIN, COMEDIE DE M. J, DUBOIS.
I.E-i RESOURCES DE JONATHAS, vaudeville de MM.
Varin et D'Ariecourt,
TBIOLET a LA RECUERCHB D UN PBRE, vaudeville
boufe, de Dumoiioiret C.au v.ile.
Reserved seatstl. Adm -sion ticVets SOcruts, to be had at
M. Dardonvi lo's, 021 Broadway, aud at thudoor on the eve
ning of n rt >rftianee.
PIKES OPERA HOUSE, CINCINNATI. OHIO.?THE
<ir im.'it c season at this esiaoiishment will commence in
the fau. p. rsoi.s de?lr ng enaaitements will please address
the un lcisigned. Sta.s n il l.u t it to their Interest to nego
tiate. SAM I'EL N. PIKE, Cincinnati.
Last week ok thr exhibition of
CHUROIlrf "HEART OK THE ANDES."
AT GOUFlL'd. 172 HROADWAY.
from 9 to 6 o'clock. Aiimissiou 24 tents. Victors are re
qncated to bring op?ra ijlwi.
INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND DUMB.?-AN EX
litliition of the puplU will b- held on ftiitrHdny, May 8, at
4 o'clock M., atirvin* Hall. Tteketa ot admi?*iiui 1ft vents,
tod.'T.iy rxu"ii?f?. m:iy b9 hart at the (l??;r. .T08KPH ff
PATTERSON, JAMES N. COBB. JOHN ALSTYNB, WIL
HAM ADAMS I1AKVEV P. FEET. Committee.
Dill UOODS.
A POSITIVE SACRIFICE.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED IN NEW TORT
100,000 YARDd OF BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN
DRESS GOODS.
FOR SPRING A.\l> SI MMER WEAR.
FROM 5 tn 29 Cents per Yard.
in,i?0 yard* I^ii'.ii-ilai at 6c.
l/i.iOJ yards Barege Amjlais, wool fill,tig, 6S.O.
12,i (X) yard* Barege Anglais, broche Ugnr", 9c.
12.01Wyard? Barege A'>glaK printed?very pretty, 10c.
I'VOttl yard* Check Moznmii'.qties, '>?.
11,900 yards Check Foil deChrvre. 1*. and It. S<1.
10,001)yards (Jray Mixed Poll de Cnevre, la. and Is. 3d.
10,000 yards Gray Mozambique, la. 3d.
7,900 yarda Uray Poplins. Is. tfcl.
6,'jOOyards Silk anil Wont Urenuillnca, la. 6d.
6,M0yards Stripe and Check Moiauililques, Is. <!d.
8,000 yards H Igh Colors, PlaW Mo/amMzne, Is. 6.1. bod Is. ? i.
0,'tiO yar ts Check Silk Mixture Mozamblques, 2a.
11 aae Mourn lift Lawr ?. ittc.
2 cases Mourning Challles and De lalnes, 1?.
1 ia*e Mourning De lalnes. Is. 3d.
ALSO,
1 mi-' Chintz Poplins, Is. 0,1.; lormer price 3s.
1 ca?e Silk Poplins, 2*. 6d.; " " 9e.
1 ita " " 3s.: " " (1.
1 case ?' " figured, Ss. 6d.; " " $1.
Besides a splendid variety of all the latest styles in
DRESS GO" IDS, cheaper than in any other house in the
city.
Lilies can rest assured that this advertisement is no hum
bug: that the ^oo'ls are really bargains, nud that the prices
quoted above aie not more Ityii nay cents on the dollar In
many easea, and In no case are the goods marked at any thing
like their full value.
ALSO,
10 eases English Madder Print", almost equal to French In
style and printing, and very ban ieonte, at Is. n vard.
W. R. ROBERTS,
2.i2 Bowery.
N, B.?Be sure you see the name over the door. No con
nection with any other store.
Rh. mac*
. HAS NOW OPEN
IIIS STOCK OF FINE PARIS flowers
IN UREAT VARIETY.
R. H. MACY,
201 and 206 Sixth avenue, tiro doors below Fourteenth street.
Rh. macy
. IS NOW OPENING
FULL ASSORTMENT OF CURTAIN Ml'SLINS,
LACE DRAPERIES,
LAt K Cl'RTAINS, Ac.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
R. H MACY.
201 and 206 Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourteenth street.
RH. MACY
IS NOW OPENING
EVERY VARIETY
PARAS' IDS AND SUN UMBRELLAS,
FROM BEST MANUFACTURERS.
90* and 2M Plitlh avenue, two doora Mow Fourteenth (treat.
li.
IS NOW OPENING
80 OA'ES LADIES AND MISSES
PLAIN AND FANCY STRAWS,
BLOOMERS, MAY QUEENS, AND ALL TIIB
LATE /i STYLES STRAWS, AT VERY LOW PRICES.
R. H. MACY,
904 and M Sixth avenue, two doors below Fourteenth street.
RONALDSON A MEARES, CORNER OF SIXTH AVE
line and Nineteenth street, sell every kind Of
PARASOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS CHEAP.
Sell Ladies', Clilldn u s urn! Men's lloslt ry very cheap.
Sell all the now colon in Bonnet and Trimming Rlbbona
cheap.
Sell everything in Small Ware*, Yankee Notion*, Ac., very
cheap.
geii Embroideries, Litres, Mti?lins, Llnlnge, Ac., vcr* ehsnp.
STRAW GOODS.?We have just received another lot from
Suction, which we are selling at extraordinary low prices.
Rich lacks, wc. .
MlLLfelt A GRANT, 703broadway,
will offer on Tuesday, the 6th Inst,.
Black Lice Veils, tor $2 60, worth 94.
Do. do. S3, wortli *.?.
III. cio. ft, worth $9
And a !a ge vai lety or other desirable goods, to which they
Invite ilie attention of customers.
w
INDOW SHADES
STOKE WINDOWS
SKYLi-IHTj).
G L A J H KELTY,
Hf Bro?<lw?y
AMUSMS-HK-VrS.^
Laura keenes theatre.
Doors open at 7; to commence at 7\ o'clock,
t.REAT SUCCESS
of the new and original play,
REASON AND FOLLY;
oil
LIFE IN PARIS,
Adapted from tbe French e> nres.lv for this theatre, la
Kot a At ta, ?
AND
A SERIES or TABLEAUX
Which will be presented with
MEW SUENEHY,
NEW MUSIC,
NEW COSTUMES,
NEW SONOS AND CHORUSES,
NEW DANCES
tNl) A
DISTRIBUTION OK UKMAKKABLE STRENGTH.
THIS EVENlN'.,
AND EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
Will be played the new and o I ;'uul Or >me FauUStlqne, In
four nets, called . ..
REASON AFD HILLY:
OR, LIKE IN PARIS.
SATAN, a gentleman with whom wo are all no
familiar a* to render furthei Introduction
unnecessary?liia llrai apiiearum e this ca
non in everyday 'ostume >1 as LAURA KEENK
MONSIEUR CENTIME, a alock broker who fre
quents the Bourse for pastlm", perfectly au
lull in the mystery of the Hi lis and Bears,
au I up to the liacaud tallln bruUlansaud
Africans Mt.-s LAURA KEENE
CHEV ALIEK D'EcaRTE, h young ?u aliout
town, well vi r.-ed in the game ol E arte,
blessed with n natural gift lor p -'K imita
tion au l all tbe black aria u.m r.i.ly, and
who will infallibly n mi" ever;, eloveutb
card the moment le aeea it. Without any
ax-d-stance from Adneu .ui a LAI RA KEENE
MADAME CLAItlCE, a pUshmg and ro autlo
iiiina e with au eye for the picturesque, who
tropes In running broods, gures of
speech in stones, and exsUtic similitudes in
everything Mi>s LAURA KEENE
JOHN SMITH, Jr., a person whose name la fa
miliar in oar months a* hoaalioll words,
and whose residence isdei, nated with co
graphlcai and niim.'rleal aocurac,, and wlib
a frequency thai in absol .u ly a am.in; lu
incuts, and are inJigeiaus t>every lar.
ii* (lor fur
pat
SERGE.
every authentic city dtr ctut* (lor further
aiifcnlar??,r Trow. liJJ-0 ) ..Mi s LAI It A KEENS
Kant OK POLICE, one of those e-.crse
cneea which atiacb m a. 1 municipal govern
city, the peculiar aversion of ail nouest peo
ple tainted with diHirluuili e Ideas In regard
to prop, riy, jier.-onal ami otherwise, or In
any way uncut rod with tbe bo mt lu agra
rt?n phllosop v Sliss I.At'RA KEENT3
MONSIEUR RODoLPHE. l'nuM. al oi the Aca
datuy lor the educai.on of usurers, a person
of liberal turn of miud \v en bis nilmt !?
turned toward hitnsci.. who n-v- i does any
thing under ono hundred p r cent, and
why haean aflair on hand wbi- h piom s -s
oih- hundred an i ufiy Miss LAURA KEENE
MONSIEUR PARTOUT, the original inventor of
the passe-partout, a man of large experi
ence ami uartow ideas, w ho mus.es his sp
ina auce ou beiiail of Satan s ic.y for the
purpose of tempting and testing the re
peutance of Messeiuis Kerv- n ami
man re Mis." LAURA KEENE
GENEVIEVE, a popular actress, uuu ol course
an angel in ills^uise, not to sav a auniber of
disguises, which?wel't as sue makes tbe
explanation herself daring the coarsa of
the drama, the mention ol th ? matter
would simply be an ante-climax, and
therefore we leave It entire,y lu her
hands Miss LaURA KEENE
APOLLO, a gentleman ?: great cole ray and an
tbpie reputation, hut wliu a as o lite he nine
jeompll.-hed in the it ax er o: rt ,ning
tbut 1 e no louder tinds it neu ssarv to cany
his lyre about with linn Mrs. EMMA
CHONCIION, a young lady from Buitany, who
considers it t be height of tenia! manners to
always have too ,ast worJ, and as many of
the preceding ones as shu i an ? on . en.ently
inoiiopol.ze, and who is determined lu .in)
some people a piece of her mind, without
regard to theirD<--ace of mind or her* either.
Mrs. EMMA WALLER
MADAME RUBTYFU'NGUS, a ,h ertul old Masa
le oi abi.ul the year ono, whoso tongue ap
pears to be hung on a pivot, and wiio is par
tic, iiurly fascinated ny"these eves'
Mrs. EMMA WALLER
GAMIN DE PARIS, a fast youth oi the "Lower
Twenty," generally to oe found un er vari
ous cognomens In nil large cities, and who
must be seen to beproper.y ap?r c.ated....
Mrs. EMMA WALLER
MADAME FLORINE CIIERI, a prima donna.
of conise, who appears lor Lie purpose of
making au appeal lor a charitable purpose,
which, as lu all similar ca es. Is ouly a pic
text. bui which happens la.lins ease to be a
pretext for singing a rciuarKaoly pretty
8.-11*...; ....Mrs.EMMA WALLER.
MARIE, a bister ot Charity Mrs. WALLER
JEANNETTE. another popular actress, pericctly
' able to take care of herself Mrs. EM >1A WALLER
CARMEN, of tbe broken heart auu hopeless
?, Ml^ ADA CLIFTON
MADELEINE, I ) Mis J. 11. KTODDAJtT
TltONyi.Ellis, j essantgirls.. } Mlg< I(,Ng flUHKB
JULIE. ) i Miss NoRAU LEIGH
MARIE, (. Part? Bntterflle. J * " EVERETT
BERi HA, l Butterflies < MAJWH
FLORA, J (M ss FLORENCE
MADAME ST. ALPIIONSE, mistre?, of a lash
lonatilegaiunpng saloon in Paris Mrs. MARLOWE
JENNY (Carmen'sMaid) Mrs.DILLON
fBriitany pea 1
GEORGE KERVEN I S ints, who) . .Mr. WALLER
< hav return d }
Ito Paris to do |
fust 11,e In all .Mr. RATMONC
Its rani llty. ..J
BAKUK uiUKUPF, a Polish e\ih-, with a predi
lection forcobecting sub^-rlj .ioui and dis
bursing?tears Tor and to the ea .se oi Poland
ncd ihe int.'inory of hU an *stors Mr. MARLOWE
COUNT FILON, hiseonf'-ilerale, a. ways anxious
to assist in any little matter ol Confederate *
scrip, hut dropping the tears Mn LEVICE
JAMLS, an En,'llsli Ti;,er, utterly divesied of all
natursl ferocity?In fact, a very timid
tiger, whom no one u -eil fear to light?a
rnnn who doesn't allude 111 the most reuifto
manner to th>* sniirointcy of tbe B:itlsh
navy, and who dnn't care a?bolt for iron
plates Mr. c. PBTERS
JACOBUS, an old usurer and receiver of tbe Rue
sax reves, wiio has an atleciiou fur
"allairs" yirl slug 1&-I per CI'HV?whea lie
ean't get more Mr. J. II. sTODDART
MlGNAr.Df!} hl" ?"?nt but noisy partners } 2r" MBL?"
PIERRE. / l Mr. BILUY
JEAN.... [ \agabonds of Paris, {Mr RICHARD
Joseph. ) (u>. hi.nuy
J All. >R. (the Cerberus of Clio'ay) Mr. MAltKHAM
La lies. Gentle-lieu, Pol.ce, Yugaoou N, feasants, Ac,
New mid onginai nins^: bv THOMAS 11AKER.
New boweky theatre.
WEDNESDAY, May 7, 1862,
The grand draniain -p?< u. e uf
DER FREi.-CiU'TZ ;
On, THK SlS/k? Oil JUKI) UULLStS.
Mr. E. EDUY
In the t-Uarii.lei of Can par.
faroiito dance .Miss Lor.iaa Browne
The romantic drama of
THE GREEK SPY.
Patrick Donovan Mr. E. Eddy
Jack Cutaway Mr. G, C. Boniface
Z. lina. Mrs. W, U. Jo nee
The historical drain.i of
JACK SHEi'PARD.
Jack Shepjurd Kate DenlD Ryan
B
AUNl'M'S MUSEUM.
IMMENSE STCCKBS OF
MADAME t'EI.KbTK'S
MAGNIFICENT DRAMA, HY J. H. HUCKSTONE,
with new and appropriate Scenery, (Vwuiiich. Properties
anil Mhtr Appoin Menu, by tlm besi artUts, entitled
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST;
OR,
A aiPSY'S STORY.
This pleee has been In preparation an 1 rchearaal for aeve
ral weeka, and ia produced at
AN ENORMOUS EXPEN8E.
The vsrious chars'- era are represented by tho talented *r
tiitH of the Museum Company, lie lulling Mrs. J. J. Prior,
Misses Allfurd and Waters, Messrs. N.it'lo, Jamison, Bridge
man, Hadaway, Brooks, Clarke, Ac., Ac. It will be pro
duced
EVERT afternoon AT S O'CLOCK,
AND EVERY EVENING AT 7Ji O'CLOCK.
ANOTHER EXTRAOROlNARt NOVELTT.
MASTER DL DIjEY WALLER,
THE INFANT ORATOR.
Only alxyeara old. Ilcls truly the most charming and de
lightful little prodigy ever seen or heard. No written de
scription ran give an idea of his wonderful powers, lie will
?l?e specimens oi his oratory i>etwe?n the acta, at every per
nrinatioe In the Lecture Room, and ou the platform In the
main hall of the Museum. At Intervals during the day and
evening,
COMMODORE NUTT, THE $*1,000 NUTT,
will bold his levees at all hours, an 1 give a variety of Inte
resting iierfnrmancea. Alan on exhibition, day and evening.
THE yL'AKER, OR WOODEN GUN,
from the rebel rortlmalinns at Centrevill'. Va.
THE OREAT LIVING WHALE,
THE madagascar ALBINOS.
THE LIVING HL M K HKA LION,
LI VINO MAMMOTH GRIZZLY liKAR SAMSON,
LIVINO MONSTER S.MAkJ-.S, LIVING HAI'PY FAMILY,
LIVING TURTLE, OKA NO Ay I'ARIA, with Its multit i.le
of beautitul LIVING KIMI, and near a Million of other
Curionttiea.
Admission t<?all, 2Seenta Children under ten. IS rente.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
JUNE ?.
$2,000 In pr?miuire for linest BaM's, Twins, Triplet*,
Quaterns and Kut Rabies. Nomi?rof Battle* liuiited to one
hundred. Koily already engaged. Securecertliloatee Imnie
at ticket ofllee.
fall to re nd advertisement of the
GRAND NATION XL DOG SHOW.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS.
Mechanics' llall, 472 Hioadxvav, above Grand street.
MONDAY, MAY 5, and ev< ry niaht during the week,
CAR IE DE VISITS
LOST children. GRAl'E VINE TWIST.
FJoreucu, Campb. ii, Savorl, Hobba, Fowler, Gonlil, Garat
agua. Morrison. Hilton. Get tings.
EPII HORN, NEIL AND DAN BRYANT,
RUGGED PATH OR SONS OF MALTA.
Door* open at 7, curtains rises at 8 o'clock. Tickets 26
cents.
Tux pride and glory
or rnt(
Msgnlfleent city is the world famnna
" Parisian Cabinet dp wonder AND anatomy."
663 broadway
(neit door t<> Ball, Black A Co.'*).
All who value wisdom, amusement, knowledge ui power
abould4t.?.vmt.hi.u-u^(j,
MOST WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY,
MARVELLOUS,
THRILLING,
UNSURPASSABLE,
SUPERB,
INVALUABLE,
INSTRUCTIVE
SCIENTIFICAINSTITI ITtOIf.
?n for gentlemen only, from 10 till 10.
alsslon cents.
illately a
Don't i
GL. FOX'S OLYMPIC THEATRE, IIROADWAY.
. the PEOPLE'S LAWYER.
Roln-rt Howard O. W. Clark*
Grace Oil Miss Mary Mitchell
THE I'HO LIU OK the KAIR1EH.
Maxui ., Miss Fanny Herring
the SPITFIRE. w _ _ _
Tobias S it M''. O. L. Fo?
MR A , MRS. F. B. CONWAY.
Tli' - | opular artists, having concluded a brill tent en
?agent! in ' v? weeks at the Howard Athenieiim. Boeton,
cnunnci, tl it the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia, Mon
day, Mm rt \'i letters lobe aiidreiied to tbe Walnut atreet
theatre, Pi Mputa, to the K,U| aRH V 'il APGOOD, AgenL_
Bowery theatre to let?with bcines*

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