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JI&LEI AT AUCTION.
OPTION BALES OK BOOTS AMU 8HOKS.
W. M. HOLLINUSHEAD, Auctioneer.
By CHARLES O VV VKHKN,
Mo. 2S OuriUiiiUt street.
On F&1DAV, Juue li, at o'clock,
ONE THOUSAND 1'Ai KAGE3 OH MORE.
On FRIDAY, June 13, at 10>J o'clock,
ONE THOUSAND 1'ACKAUES OK MOKE.
On FRIDAY, Jums at, at 10X o'clock,
ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE.
On FRIDAY, Ju~r, at 10K o'clock,
ONE THOUSAND l'ACKAOES OR MORE
The trade U respectfully notiUed that I am acting an selling
agent for a areat miniiwr oi the loading manufacturers iu
V'wEi.filuidaiidNeiv York cltjr, whose invoices of well
known good* will be louuil upon my catalogue at every auc
tion sale.
THE SALE OK FRIDAY, JUNE ?,
will be made up exclusively of choice fresh made, and strict
Mv seasonable Uouils, received ihi? week, embracing a large
assortment in great variety of material, of
MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' BALMORALS.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' OXFORD TIES.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CONORES8 BOOTS.
MEN'S PATENT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS.
MEN'S CANVASS FATIGUE 'BOOTS.
MEN'S, BOYS' AND YOUTHS* CALF BOOTS.
MEN'S FINE SEWED AND NAILED BALMOBAL&
MEN'S FINE 8EWED AND NAILED OXFORD TIES.
? MEN'S FINE SEWED AND NAILED CONGRE88 BOOTS.
Women's, Misses' and Children's sawed, pegged and nail*
? Jd Boot*, Balmorals, Ualters, Slippers, Ac., of every descrip
ALSO. AT PRIVATE SALE,
BOOTS AND SHOES BY TUB PACKAGE,
ADAPTED TO ALL MARKETS.
CHARLES O. WARREN,
Auction and Commission Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
22 Cortland street.
Auction sale of property belonging to
the United Suten.
Orric* Assistant Qoaktxrmastzb, >
1'bkkyvili.k, Md., May 26.1868. S
Will be sold fit public auction, at Perryviile, Md., oo Wed
nesday, June 11, 1862, commencing at nine o'cloflc A. M.,
the following condemned property, belonging to the United
States:?
2) Mules.
12 Horses
15 Mares, with foal.
SO (looking and Heating Stovea.
15,0 0 Oraln bucks.
AO 000 Pounds <dd Tire Iron.
8,000 Pounds Scrap In*
25 Tons Railroad lnu.
795 Railruad Tlea.
(T7fi,U00 Keel assorted Lumber.
16 Buildings (barrai ks).
1 Commissary Stare (louse.
21 Buildings (mechanics' chops, mess raoms, 4c.)
16 Sheds for horses and mules.
646 Wagon Whips, 271 Neck Halters, 837 Locking Shoes,
62 Wagon Saddle Trees, I Straw Cutter, 3 Brick Gorges, 6
Portable Forges, 300 lbs. Ilorse Shoe Nulls, 132 Horse Shoe
Basps, 1 Dress Drill, 300 Bridle Kits, 11 Mule Collars. 124
Arosa Mule Hames, 17 Shovels. 6 8pades, 53 Horse Brushes,
??48 Curry Combs, 8 Horse Cards, 16 Axes. 66 Jockey Sticks,
26 O. P. Buckets, 5 Hoe*, 60 Hakes, 82 Lanterns. 112 Stable
Forks, 5 Augers, 2 Picks, 4 Dutch Ovens, 13 Hatchets, 22
Blankets, 121 Wagon Covers.*72 lbs Shoemaker's Wat, 1
Door Lock, 1 Paulin, t Riding Bridle, 4 Gimlets, 6 Auger
<JBita, 4 Padlocks, 1 Oil Can, 8 Single Tree* and 1 Portable
House.
Terms?Cash in coin or United States Treasury Notes.
SYMMES GARDNER,
Captain and Asaistant Quartermaster U. 8. A.
A U. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
ii. ELEGANT FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE,
PAINTINGS, STAUTARY,
PIANOFORTE. DRAWING ROOM SUITS,
ROSEWOOD SEVEN oOTAVK PIANO FoRTK,
BOSBWOOD AND HLACK WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
OAK AND DINING ROOM FURNITUltB,
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVERWARE, Ac.,
AT PUBLC AUCTION.
On this day (Fjulay) June 6. Icoiqmenclng at 11
O'clock, at the nve story brown stone resldonoe No. 48 West
Sixteenth street, between Filth and Sixth avenues, t ie cata
logue comprising the largest aad richest assortment of
Household Furniture oU'ered at auction this season. Sale
peremptory; catalogues at the house or at our olllce. Draw
ing rooms?Two l ull Rose > ood S.nts, covered with sllkbroa
tel; Etagi-res, Centre Tabes, Secretary and Bookcase, Pier and
Jtantel Mirrors, Velvet M ualllou Carpets, Sevres and Dres
den China Ornament'. Bronze Clock, embroidered La'S
Ourt ilns, Shades, Oil Pilntlnjs by eminent artists; superb
Bronzes, Card Tables, Chens Tuble, Reception Chairs, Recli
ning Chairs, Couch; m <gnltlceul i-even octave rosewood PI
?noforte, richly carved 1 'gs and case, made to order by Broad
way makers; Canterbury, S ool and French clotn cover; oak
Bat Stand, Stair Carpet, Oil Cloth, Chandeliers, rosewood
and black walnut Dre- ing Bureaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads,
Commodes, Washsunds, Toilet Tables, Hair and Spring Mat
tresses. Feather Beds, Blankets, Sheets. Dining Room?Oak
Sideboard, Extension 'tfab s China, Glass and Silverware,
Table Cutlery, solid sliver Dinner and Tea Service, Cott'ee
"Urn, Oyster Tureen, Cake Basket, Napkin Rings, Sliver
Spoons. Forks, Knives, Tnbie Service. Also, a isr^e assort
ment of Basement and Kitchen Furniture.
M. B.?A competent peis in tvill be In attendance to pack,
?hip or cart the goods if desi.rd. The house to let or lor
?ale. Inquire of the auctioneer.
AUCTION NOTICE.?R. W WESTCOTT. AUCTIONEER.
LARGE SALK OF RICH AND COSTLY
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEOANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE. STOOL AND
COVER; PARLOlt SUITS, IN HKOCATEL:
VALUABLE PAINTINGS. ARTISTIC BRONZB8,
MAKltLh GKOUPS, AO., ?C.,
Will asll, this (Friday) afternoon, at the elegant resldeao*
Wo. 152 West Twenty drst street, between Seventh and
Blghth avenues, commencing at 2 o'clo<%. The sale com
?rises the entire contents ol the house. The elegsnt Parlor
Furniture was made to ord r, and Is In solid rosewood. The
whole will be sold ta the highest biddsr for cash, ottering
4Xtraordlnaiy inducements to purchasers, as the entire Fur
niture Is all near y new, and must be removed Immediately.
Three elegaat 1 uii Sua ol rosewood Parlor Furniture. in
rich brocatcl and satin; rosewood Eta^eres, elegant rose wo Hi
?even octave Planolorv-, Musle Cabinet, Stool and Cover;
?plendtd and oostly Parian Ornaments, rich Vases, Ac. Also,
? magnificent collection ol' rare and costly Paintings, rose
wood Turkish Easy Chairs, In flue reps; rosewood marble
top Centre aad FierTaUles, richly carved Chamber Suits, In
black walnut and maho.any: Bureaus, carved Bedsteads,
over 600 yards of Tapestry and Ingrain Carpets, Washsunds,
Sefa Beds, la fine hair cloth: Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds
?nd Bedding, Blankets, Ac. Dining Room Furniture consists
Of tine oak Extension Table, Silver Ware, rich China, Ivory
?nd Sliver Cutlery, Forks, ttpoous, Ac., with heavy cut and
?ngraved Glass ware of every description. Sale positive,
? rain or shine. N. B.?The above Furniture Is of the best
description, and otters extraordinary inducements to house
keepers and others. A c impotent parson will be In attend
A UCTION NOTICE -E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
n An extraordinary og.p r u.ilijr for
HOI SEKKEI EK^ AM) TUB TRADE.
HANDSOME ilu. .-KlIOLD KUKNI'fCKR.
BRUSSELS AND TuREE-PLY CARi'ETS,
Ai pobttu auction.
tbla day, June 6, at the elegant lurnuthed re*ldencs 119 Wed
JEightb ktract, between Filth and Slt'h avenues, sale com
mencing at 11 o'iio k pre. tuely. c< nsis.lng o! very handsome
Carpel-., one solid iw??o >. 1'ar'iui- hull, covered la rich hro
catel; two solid black wain il Suit*, covered lu bilk reps and
fcaircloth; Turkuli Chora ana l<uungoa, K -caption (.Lairs,
twenty-one day brun/e Clock, rich CUM and Parian \iutc?,
Fainting*. Lac* Curiam*, roseaoo.l Etagcres. wltti mirror
back and doors: Vehei Ku;>, gaul rose no >d and mahoga
ny Bedstead*. Bureau*, Waahstaud*, Hair MaUri-axaa, Ife.le,
<9 adding, Spring 8c?tan.l Canu Scat Chaira RocKera. S.fa
fc" ' "
T>i
teds, two Lounges, rourulc top Tables, Hurearis, Waabatuuita,
' ' n Tables, twelve oak Dining Cliuira. mar
Tea and Extension'
few tup Buffet. Olasa, Cuma ?u i Sliver Ware, Table Cutlery,
Ac., Ac. bale punitive, rain or shine.
A UCTION NOWCE.-M. B. CHAPMAN. AUCHOIfKEB.
il Elugant llouHchold Furniture. M. B. CHAPMAN .t
CO , Atuuoneera, will sell, at auodon, thi? day (Krl.luy),
June ni ilie residence No. 7(1 Went Twenty-alxtll street,
near 8luh avenue, *aie i oiumenclnx at two o otock, con?lst
Togo. rosewood aiul black ua.nut l'arlor Furniture, covered
vub bro atel and reoa; (Sta^ere*, Bookcase. Cheat Had
Centre Tables, roflewoOd 1'laBO ore. Stool ami Cover; Music
JRacs, Bruxsnls Carpet*. Rugs, Pain lngs, V*?e?, Ornament*,
?Clocks, I.a>o Curtains, Cornices, Siindes, 8 air CarpeU, (Mi
doth, Dressing B ireaus, Bedsteads, Wa*n*tand*, Hair and
Spring Mattivi-aes,!-rather Bed*, Blanket*. Mirrors, Coun
terpane*, Sheet*, Chair*, neia*. Rocker*, Toilet 8 ts, Ea*y
Chair*. Lounges, black waln.it Ealentton Tables, Diawing
JKoom Chairs, elegant aeaorimeni Crystal and Ruby illnaa
Ware, Table Cutlery, Silver W,tre, Table Linen, China Tea
Seta. Engravings. Bron/ca, Statuary, Ac., Ac. Alao large
assortment Basement and hltclien Furniture. Hale oom
menclng at two o'clock tnl* attcrnoou Deposits required of
all purchaser*, hale positive, without regard to weather.
V. B.?House U) let at a very |.?w r>-ut; posacaslon Immedi
ately. Inquire of J. E. sTO.NBALL, Fulton street, near
Herald olDoe
J^UCTION NOTICE
We beg to Invite the alien tinn of buyere'to our
? ATTRACTIVE sale
or
TBIS DAY (FRIDAY), JUNE fc
Catalogues are now ready, and will be found to contain
?FULL ASSORTMENTS OK STAPLE AND FANCY
DEY itOODS.
Also
RICH RIBBONS.
?00 CAETONn RICH PARIS RIBBONS,
?Comprising the best stylee ol lav or lie importation, Including
Jfo*. t amlS In solid oolor* and choice a**ortmeut*. Rub
Bonnet Ribbons, from No. li to No. u>. Corded edge White
Xlbbons of all widths, and other most desirable stylee, all of
?this season's Importation, and Intended for first class trade.
N. B.?Ribbons will be sold at 3 o'clock preoisely.
W. TOPPINU A CO., AUCTIONEERS,
Noe. 9 and 11 Park place and No. H Murray street
AUCTION NOTICE.-JOS. L. SMITH. AUCTIONEER,
H.VNDSOMK I'AKLOE Fl ItNITt KE,
SBVEN OCTAVE I'lANorORTE,
BRCSHKLS AND THKfcE I'LY CARPETS, AC.
At nubile miction ibis day, nt 10>{ o'clock precisely, at the
Ifrlvaie residence 17 Ninth street, near T-hlrd avenue, con
'?latlng of two elegant Parlor Suits, covered in brooatel and
?reps; Marble Top Tallies, KUg.-re*, Clock*. Curtains, rose
Wood and mahogany Bedroom Suits, Hmr Mattresses, Sofa
Bed*, Tea Table*, Mirrors, Shades, Paintings, Rockets,
(Spring Seat Chairs, Dining Chairs, Ac.; everything belong
ing to a lirst rlast house. Halo positive.
A 8BIONF.E 8 SALE OK A STOCE OF ELEOANT
J\ Hooaeliold Furniture, manufactured for a Urst close
llOHM.
M. DOUGHTY will cell, by order or assignee, this day,
Vrlday, June g, and Saturday. June 7, commencing at 10k
o'clock each day, at salesroom 7V Nassau street
-eomprlslng richly carved rosewood Parlor Suits, covered In
toroeatel; mahogany do., In haircloth; blaok walnut do.. In
(motel, plush and haircloth; Secretary and Library Book
cases, marble top Centre Tables, Brussels, Tape-try ami Vel
vet Carpetlt.gs; mahogany Chaira, Bulli t<, Exu-nsfuu Dining
Tablee, Dining Chairs, Dr> **ng Bureau*, Wn*li*t?u.ls, HeiC
?lead*, Hair Mattr. sse*. Paiilsaa-s, Lounges, oak marble top
Chamber Soils, lograin Carpeting, Canton Matting, llal
??t?nds, Oaa Chandallera, A'1., Ac.?the whole forming an
?seortment well worthy the attention of houeekoepors and
otheaa.
Amos r. thompbon, auctioneer-special
auction sale ot Rose Planta, removed tins morning frOm
the nuraenieeof Mr. CharlesDorsn, florlat. of Fifth avenue,
?t the salesroom IIS Na?sau street. Aielllas, Orange Ti-ees,
Cabbage and Moo* Boeea, Kuobsiaa,[Verbenas, Ao., in tNMketa,
*Mtv?Mv.
BALK* AT AUOTIOW. ^
Auction sale.?or<;ans for sale -will ue
?old uu M 'U 11> , 16th Inst., 1 o'clock I'. M.. at auetlen,
if not sold betuie, 3 new Organs, mcubl: lor small cuur h-s,
or pai lor; uae ol me. one uf live aud o ie of lour stops, wuh
sw <?.! ? atlacho 1, at si F <rsy th ?ti et. 1'. W. C. MILLEIt.
Chari.e-s d. Davis a oo., auctioneers, will,
sell, this Jay. at |0% o'clock, at tiieir salesroom, Hi
William m et t. between * .auk.ort aud Spruoe, i loh brucaiel
P u ler Sum, lnthogauy Tate-a-Tcie?, Extension Table*, 1
kiihb French iiiitta Peer lilacs. 4 light Chandeliers, Velvet,
Brusselsand niw-Fljf Can. t>; Beds, Bedding. Pillows,
Bolsters .iud Palllastes. Also I Grover A Baker's Sewing
Machine.
(lOBPORATION SALE OF FIRE ENGINES, HOSE CAB
J riages. Tools. Ac.. ou Monday, June 9, at ten o'clock,
A. M., bv COLE ? Ml'RI'llY, Auctlonei rs, at tue Corpora
tiou yard, coi n r Myrtle aveuueaml Hampden street, Biook
lyu, by order of B. O. Nl -1, Commissioner of Repairs and
S ipplles, consisting of 9 Fire Engines, 'J Hose C rn.i^cK and
Jumpers, all Hie 'fools for making same, Patterns, old Itou,
Copper, Lumber, Ac.
David d. egan, auctioneer-will sell, this
day, at 438 Canal str et, at 2 o'clock, Beds, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Insraiu, Three Piy, Brussels and Velvet Carpets;
Etinted, black walnut and mahogany Washstauds; Sofas,
ouuges, Chairs, Tables, Mattresses, das fixtures, Ac.
Edward sintzenich, auotioneeb.
Regular weekly sale of valuable
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS. SADDLES, AC.,
by C. W. DAVENPORT, this day, June 6, at oue o'clock, at
145 and 157 Broadway.
VALUABLE BLACK mare?15% hands high, eight years
old, warranted sound and kind in single or double Harness,
will stand without tying, not afraid of locomotive or band or
music, and for style and actiou cannot be surpassed. May be
seen on application to the auctioneer.
ELEOANT BAY MARE?15% hands hi?h. five years old.
warranted sound and kind in single or double harness, and
is a splendid saddle boras. May M seen on application to
the auctioneer.
VALUABLE dabk CHESTNUT HORSE?16 hands high,
8 years old, u-ariauied pcriectly sound and kind; Is lierfectly
broken to single or double harness, and a liner saddle horse
oanuot bi fouud. Th-) horse is the property of a gentleman
leaving the city, aud may be seeu ou application to the
auctioneer.
ELEOANT BABOUCHE?City built to order; has been
saref ully used for a year, and is in beautifnl condition; coat
$70 I. Also oue elegant Double Harness.
CITYBUILT TOP WAGON.?One handsome Top Wagon,
nearly new. Also one Top Wagon; has been used one sea
son, aud in line order.
OPEN BO AD WAGONS?Oue very light and elegant,
nearly new. Also, oue do., in good order.
r0i<'kaway?One city built Bockaway, as good aa new,
recently rellned and put in thorough order.
HARNESS.?Two very line sets of double Harness, lined
and oovered, best city make; two sets of extra superior sin
fie Harness, covered and lined, beat city make; one double
Iarness, in Qne order, but little used; also several sets of
single and double Harness, second hand; also, one Mexican
Saodle and Bridle.
DARK GRAY MARE?Five years old, 15% hands high,
warranted sound and kind In single and douole harness; is
a line saddle horse, having been ridden by a lady, and per
fect v gentle. May lie seen on application to the auctioneer.
FAMILY CARRIAGE?City built, auitable for auininer
use; In good order.
OPEN TWO-SEATED WAGON?In splendid order, bar
ing been used only one season, very carefully.
LIGHT ROCKAWAY.?An elegant two-seated carriage,
with pole and sliai ts, in line order; almost as good as new.
The Wagons an I Harness are uow ou exhibition, und will
be sold In the lower salesioom. The Horses will be lu front
of our stoi e one hour before sale. All particulars may ba
learned on inquiry of the auctioneer. Catalogues to be had
In office.
Edward sintzenich, auctioneer.
Large and elegant stock of HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TURE, mostly consigned from the best city manufacturers.
Peremptory sale.
By Ct W. DAVENPORT, on Saturday, June 7, at 10%
o'clock, at 16ft and 157 Broadway, a large, well assorted stock
of Cabinet and Upholstery Goods, from the best city manu
facturers. We would call attention to this sale, and par
ticularly request attention to the number and elegance of
Parlor Sulis and other Items for the drawing room; the
number and variety of Extension Tables (about forty In
number) invite attention; also several very elegantly carved
Bullets aud Sideboards, equal to any In the city. In Library
Furniture we have rich rosewood and walnut Bookcases,
Secretary do., Tables: some very choice Suits for dining
rooms and libraries, besides a large number of similar ar
ticles. The line of Chamber Suits includes over twenty-live
rich rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, elegant Bureaus,
Waslistands, Commodes, Armoires, single and rSouble
Wardrobes, Ac. Also eight new pattern carved Cedtre Ta
bles. with pure statuary marble top*. The Gooda are on
exhibition until time of sale.
EDWABD SINTZENICH. AUCTIONEER.
ENGLISH illustrated BOOKS.
By C. W. DAVENl'ORT, this da*, June 6, at 10%o'clock,
at salesrooms 155 and 157 Broadway, a choice and elegant
stock ol' valuable English Illustrated Books. Also about one
hundred volumes oi Standard aud Miscellaneous Works, to
be aold by order of executors.
EDWABD SCHENCK, auctioneer.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
By BDWARD SCHENCK, this day, 6th Instant, at 10%
O'clock, at 15S Broadway, in the lower salesroom, a large as
sortment of second hand Furniture, removed for conve
nience of sal.-, comprising Velvet, Brussels and Ingrain Car
Kts, Oilcloihs ond Mattln;. elegant oa'.c Dining Room Suits,
leather, made to order by Hutchlngs; mahogany Parlor
Salt, elegant Chandeliers, black walnut Exiens.on Table
white China Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware and Cutlery,
large rosewood Wardrobe, rosewood and black walnut Book
cases, Office DesksflBronze Clocks, Mantel Ornaments, So
fas, Chairs, Refrigerators, Ac.
ALSO
A One rosewood Cottage Pianoforte, and a rosewood Melo
deon. The whole to be sold without reserve.
Edward schenck, auctioneer.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, Ac.
Br EDWARD SCHENCK. THIS DAY. (!th lust,
At one o'clock, at hln salesroom, 151 Broad w iv.
handsome hFAS OK BAY CARRIAGE HORSES.
Are 16 bandit, ioiu mils, fine, stylish drivers; are eight yean
old, kind and gentle lu every way. Sold only as the owner
la leaving the city.
ELEGANT OPEN BAROUCHE.
made to order bv Wood Brothei s, and nearly new.
SPLENDID BLACK HORSE;
la 18 handa, lone tall, eight years old, rery stylish, warranted
perfectly sound, kind und gentle, and a last traveller.
TOP WAGON,
with (ldecurtains, in good order.
ELEGANT COUPE HORSE.
Is 16 hands, six years old, warranted perfectly sound, kind
and gentle, and ax tine as any In the cltv.
LIGHT FULL SPRING WAGON,
was built to order by Wood Brothers, weighs 183 pounds
without shafts, baa been run less than one year, and Las an
?xtra back for ladles use.
LADIES' SADDLE MARE;
is IS hands, seven years old, long tall bay, warranted per
fectly sound, kind and gentle: has been ridden by a lady the
last year; Is very handsome, and a line harness horse, and
can trot In 3:10.
LIGHT TOP WAGON,
made by Wood Brothers, and nearly new.
fink BLACK HORSE;
is 1&% hands, Ion? tall, eight years old, very stylish, perfect
In every way. and a line driving horse.
ENGLISH SADDLE AND BRIDLE,
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS,
BLANKETS. WHIPS, Ac.
K. B.?REGULAR sale OK
HORSES, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 4c.,
ON TUESDAY next. '
Edward SCHENCK. auctioneer.?MY FRIENDS
and the public will pl?*.se Uke notice that I ha.e re
moved from the store 1 formerly occupied to lid, directly
opposite.
Ebotii, auctioneer, will sell this after.
. noon at 2 o'clock, the Furniture or a Parlor, three Bed
room* and Dining Room at 121 Clinton place iWest Eighth
street), near Sixth avenue, collating of elejtant Parlor. Bed
room and Dining Room Furniture, Gists, China and Silver
Wart-. Table Cutlerv. *<*. Hale poMtlre.
Fcolton, auctioneer.?large a no i mi-uk,
. unt sate. Tb" entire Furniture of a large tirst claa-i
bouse, removed to .541 Broadway, for convenience of sale,
Including every vailety of goods from basemunt to attic.
To-morrow (Saturday), June 7 at ll>X o'clock, at .1(3 Bro id
way, near Leonard street, all the Furniture or a large three
story house, embracing in |xart 8 or 9 lar^e Krnech P ate
Mlir irs, Parlor Suits Carpets, Oilcloths, Sofas, Tete-a-Tei es.
Wardrobes, b?o>om^ marble top Dressing Bureaus, French
aud GotU": Bedstead*. Dining and Extension Tables. bide,
boards, one Armoire French Plate, full French Chairs, Chan
deliers, Lieu and other Curltins, Hair Mattresses, Book"
raeks, China and Glassware, Mexican Ornaments. Ki'chen
Furniture, Ac. Also one iour-wbeeleU liackiiutn's Conch,
In good order. Also a number *f Ollkce Desks. Also several
fining Machines.
Henry h. leeds, auctioneer.?henry h.
LEEDS * CO. ? ill sell at auction, on Friday, June 6,
at 12 o clock, In front or store !Ct Nv-uu street, a pair ot
valuable bay llorses, long tails, IMg hands high, about 7 and
8 years old, gentle and kind In all harries*, to lie mild without
reserve as lim Owner ha* no further use lor them
Henry ii. leeds, arcnoneer.?henry h.
LEEDS A CO. will sell at auctiou, on Sati.rday, June
7, at 12 o'clock, in front of more No. 21 Nassau street. a tine
family Horse, brown hay. 18 bands high, believod to be per
lectly sound and kind In all harness. Also a doctor's Gig.
Also a single Harness, nearly new.
Henry ii. leeds, auctioneer?henry h.
LKKDS A CO. will sell at auction, on Saturday. June
7. at 10>i o'clock, at the sales omn. No. 2.1 Nassau street,
Ho'isrhold Furniture, consisting of a ^er.ersl assortment of
Brussels and Ingraiu C irpets, carve,i rosewood Suits, In
bmeatel; mahogany Sofas, lu hairi loih; mahogany Chairs.
In hairel ith, glli trnrnc French plate Pier Mlrn>rs, with slabs
and l-racnets; mahogany Bedsteads, mabocany and black
wslnut marble top Waslntsn iS, gilt frame Mantel Mirrors,
mahogany marble top I'ler Tables, Hair Mattresses, Holsters
and PUIuWS, mahogany E'.agnre, elegant Ormolu Cioek,
Window Shades, China, Glass and ('rockery Ware. Further
particulars hMnorfW,
Henry h. leeds, auctioneer?henry h.
LEEDS A CO. will sell at auction, on Saturday, June
7. at 12 o'clock. In front of store 2) Nassau sire t, a valuable
and desirable family Horse, a brown bay Horse, 14 hands
high, sound, kind and gentle in ail harness and under sad
dle; Is very fast, and mltable lor a coup,; or other carriage.
Henry b. herts, j*.. auction hi: r.
MY HENRY WOOD A CO ,
Salesrooms4.V) Hravlwav and I#OrosbTliriM.
EXECUTORS'SALE OF HARDWARE. CUTLERY, AC.,
Be I u it the entire stock of the late
JOHN GARSIDS. OF NKW \RK, NEW JERSEY.
FRIDAY, JUNE t>, AT II O'CLOCK,
Rt their salesrooms, 440 Broadway, eomprlsimt superior Ta
ble Knives, Carvers, Ac., In pearl. Ivorv, medallion and sil
ver handles; Steels, Nut Picks, Chce<e Scoops, Ae., Ac.
By order
MABCUS L WARD, I
WILLIAM GARsIDE, !?????<>??
Also a large lot of Pocket aud Table Cutlery, of Mappln's,
B irnss' Rodgers', Wostenholtn's ah 1 other makers; heavy
and shelf Hardwares, Guns, Fancy Goods, Ac.
Also about ?,IIOO Cavalry Sabres. Oillcera' Swords, Ac.
Catalogues ready on morning of sale.
HENRY B. HERTS, JR.. auctioneer.
BY HENRY WOOD A CO.
SHERIFF'S 8%LE.
CONTENTS OF A restaurant.
On FRIDAY. June 6. at 10>i o'clock,
At the Salesroom*. No. 410 Broadway, comprising Marble
Top Oyster and Bar Counters, Bar Range, Crockery, Cutlery,
Plated Ware, As , Sc. JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff1.
H
ENRT B. HERTS. JR., auctioneer.
BY HfeNRY WOOD A CO.
SHERIFFS SALE OF ploughs,
On Saturday June 7. at 10 o'clock, at the salesroom*, 400
Broadway, comprising a large assortment of
ploughs.
By order.
' J AS. LYNCH, Sheriff,
Henry b. herts. jr., auctioneer.
BT HENRY WOODS A CO.
SHERIFFS SALE OF
CAR SPRINGS, AC., AC.,
ON FRIDAY. Jl'NE 8, AT 1* O'CLOCK.
At No. 102 West Twenty-seventh street, near Seventh avenue,
comprising the contents of the Car, Spring, Wheel and Aile
manufactory. Machinery, Belting, Tools, Vices, Ac., Ac.
By order
JAS. LTNCH, Sheriff.
Henry wood, auctionekk.-tochols, wood a
CO., U&Nassau street, will sell this day (Friday), at
10){o'clO'.k A. M , a large collenlon of Fusnnas, Roses.
Geianiums and Sumntr Ifluwcrlug Plants, All of which
are choice and rare.
SALES AT AUCTIOIf.
Henry c sckibner, augwoneer?will sell
tins Frlda. induing. at il o'clock, at wtlesroom ill
Nassau siren, it lar<. .olle lion ot elerinl Houseiinl i furni
ture, consisting of elegaul rosewood E aj;ere rot v>uo i Par
lot Suns. ioveieJ in *atta brocatal; mahogany d > . in li-ir
clotli: elegaui Pier Mirrors. rosewood uud b.ac.v ualnui Cen
tre T.ljtes, Loutipir, l$ud.,ti.ad*, ilurcaus, buU.U, ila>f
AI.UU e.uu ,, l'ailla.m #, Ac., Ac.
JBOUART, AUCTION HI-14?BY S. A J BoaART,
? Saturday. June 7, at 1>'>? o'el"ck, In front of the aui>
tiuu rooms, No. 1 North William sirent, Horses, Wajjous,
Carts and Harness, consisting of one nrown Home, 15'?
bun J* high; uue lit) UWM, ni.u.i li>, baud* .ii.n klndlu
ail Larue**, a too I traveller; sets of double Harness; also
two spring Furniture Carts, nearly uew; cart Harness, Ac.
bale peremptory. Deposits require 1 from all purchasers.
JBOGART, AUCTIONEER?BY 8. A J BO iART,
? Saturday, June 7, at 11 o'clock, at the auction rooms,
No. 1 N..r II Wi. lain at reel, Household Furniture, ? u-lrliug
of .*>ofu*, Lounges, IJureutis, Bojk'.ise, Brussels and Ingrain
Car|*'t.,, Oil loth, It' ilst ?? J?, Bed* nod Beddl Kitchen
Furniilire, Refrigerator; alto two Composing Stones, lot of
Type, Cases, lot of Teas, Coll'ee Wills, Ac.
JOSEPH UEGEMAN.
TU IS DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE ?,
At 10 o'clock A.M., at the Central sale crowns, corner of
Wllloughby and Pearl streets, Brooklyn,
A Urge assortment of good Furniture, rone wood Parlnr
Suits, Pier and Mantel Ulasses, Eiageres, Sofas, Chair*,
C -nlie Tables, mauogany and walnut Dressing Bureaus,
Bedsteads, llalr Mattresses, Carpets, Oilcloth, Piano, Ac.
Also a quantity of Dry Goo is, Shirts, Gloves. Hats, Silk,
Cotton, lti Army Cots, Sewlug Machines,St) Cooking and Par
lor Stoves. Healers, Ac.
MC. EDEY, AUCTIONEER?MAC ALI'INE A EDEY.
. will sell on Saturday, 7th inst , al 12 o'clock, in front
of their salesroom, oue fine gray Mare, 1S.2 high; warranted
sound, kind and gentle; good iu harness; will trot in three
minutes; in every respect a desirable animal for any one.
Also, one light Trotting Wagon, built by Dubois, and one set
of siugln Harness, elty made.
The whole 10 be sold without reserve, as the owner leaves
the city on Saturday altarnoon.
No. tM Cedar street, opposite the Past office.
VtORTOAOE SALE ?COAL YABD, buildings, AC.?
iU. WM. ABBOTT, Auctioneer, will sell at public auction,
on Saturday, Jane 7, at 10)f o'clock A. M., at the northwest
corner of Hammers'.ev' and Greenwich streets, N. Y., all that
certain Buildiu* or Buildings now used aa a liquor store,
coal yard, coal office, stables and dwelling, together with all
the Fencing and Fixtures In the coal yard, commencing on
the northwest corner of Hammersley and Oreenwlch streets,
and extending northerly along Oreenwlch street 100 feet, and
being 100 feet in depth. Also lour Horses, four Carts, four
Sets of Harness, Office Furniture, one set of Coal Scales,
Shovels, Coal Screens. Ac.. Ac.
M. SHAN LEY, Jr., Attorney for Mortgagee.
MORTGAGE RALE OF household FURNITURE
and Pianoforte.?A. M. CRISTALAR, Auctioneer,
will sell, this day, June 6, at 103^ o'clock, at 23 Bowery, a
larife lot of Purnlture, comprising Sofas, Chairs, Bureaus,
Bedsteads. Washstands, Tattles, Easy and Rocking Chairs,
Beds and Bedding, Carpeting, Oilcloth, Crockery, Glass
and Plated Ware, a large lot of Looking Ulasses, Fancy
Uoods, Ac,; also one seven octave rosewood Pianoforte. By
order of Attorney for Mortgagee.
Mortgage sale? richard Walters, auction
eer (Horses and Carts), sells, on Saturday, June 7, at
10>i o'clock, at 75 Canal street, by virtue of a chattel morl*
gage, six nood heavy draught Horses; also seven Dirt Carls'
some Coal Uarts, one down town Call, one light Wagon (one
or two seats) several sets Harness, Wheel barrows, Feed Box
and other goods. P. COLLINS, Attorney for Mortgagee.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE ?RICHARD WALTERS, Auc
tioneer, gulls this day, at U o'clock, at 18 East Broad
way, SOU lou Men's and W omen's Clothing, new Shawls, new
Coats, Vests, 1'anU, Ac.; balance of stock. Also pawnbro
ker's Counter's, Shelving#, Bulla. Ac. Clo.blug suitable for
the trade. Must be aold positively.
D T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
J*. HARDWAKE, CUTLERY, AC., AT AUCTION.
WH1TTEMORE A HAZELL
Will sell THIS DAY (Friday), at 10>i o'clock, at their sales
room, 62 Liberty street,
A large assortment of heavy and shelf Hardware, compris
ing, in part. Axes. Hatchets, Shovels, Spades, Rakes, riles.
H.ixps, Hammers, Cow Bells, He ilea. Scythes, Tea Trays and
Waiters. Saws, Table Spoons, Stair Rods, Ac.; Table, Dessert
and Pucket Cutlery; Carvers, Sciasora. Shears, Ac. Also an
invoke China Door Pistes, Knobs, Escutcheons, Washers,
Ac., Ac. '
SHERMAN A CO., AUCTIONEERS, SALESROOM 13
? Bowery, will aell, on Saturday, June 7, at 1 o'clock P.
M., at Jones' Wood, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, the Car
ryall, Horses, Carriages, Swings, and ail the Machinery and
Appurtenances belonging thereto, Ac.. Ac. By order of
ROBERT STAN WOOD, Constable.
SHERMAN A CO. AUCTIONEERS, WILL SELL
. this day, at No. IS Bowery, at 10% o'clock, a largo quan
tity of Cognac and Otard Brandies, Bourbon and Monon
gahel* Whiskeys, Holland and London Club House Gins, Ja
maica and New England Rums, Cherry, Rhine, Claret and
other Wines; also a large lot of Liquors in rates, Heidseok
and other Champagnes, large lot or Sugars, dlli'erent brands;
Molasses, Soap, Candles, Coffee, Cocoa, Spices, SOU Boxes
Herring, Vinegar, Peas, Prunes, 16 Barrels Molasses, Ac.
Sale positive lor cash.
SHERIFF'S SALE.?WILL BE SOLD, ON FRIDAY
June 0, at 10>? o'clock, at No. 273 Canal street, near
Broadway, one pair of Mules. JAMES LYNCH. Sherifl'.
WM. LLOYD, AUCTIONEER?BY J. O. CADMUS?
? Will sell, at 117 Nassau street, Friday, June 6, at 12W
o'clock, a Hue large sorrel Horse, stylish driver, geutle In
?ingle or double harness. A lady can drive him. Good sad
dle horse.
TTTM. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS
ut 2 o'clock, at 4!A Canal street, the genteel Par
lor, Chamber, Dining Room sndlKitcheu Furniture, Ac., ot a
large house; 2d Carpets,hall and basement Oilcloths.Matting,
Centre, Dining and Tea TaMes; Pier Olasses, Gas Fixtures,
Eels, Bedding, Dressing Bureaus, Washstand*. Toilet
Ohiua. Glass and Stoue Ware, Ac. The whole lor positive
sale.
_ SPORTING.
SAILING AND ROWING REGATTA THI8 DAY-FOR
sixteen ieet anil under Mil boat* aud seventeen M
row loats, l'rom the Club House foot of 114th street, Harlem
river. First race a tarts at 1% P. M.
Bloodhounds fob salb.?three young
Bloodhounds, of the genuine rase, four months old,
can be seen and are for sale, at tb? very low price of $26
each, nt JOSEPH JEANDEBEURRO'S, Nos. 14 and 16 Ann
street, basement.
Francis butler, Na s pbck slip, has all the
uuotce Breeds for stoak and sale. Butler's Infallible
Mange Cure and Flea Exterminator, 50 cents per bottle.
Butler's "Breading, Training, Diseases. Ac., of I'O,'*," $1.
Dogs boarded, trained, Ac. Medicines for all c14?ea?es.
FOB SALE?a light seventeen FOOT BOAT,
Tarnished, pulling single pair of sculls, red cedar hack,
board, seat and braces name carved in backboard and gilt:
bottom covered with Brussels carpet, Ac. Address E. Devoe,
26 John street.
New york yacht club.-thb annual begat'
ta is postponed until this morning, 6th June. Tbe
steamboat MATTEWAN will leave pier foot of Morton
street atjlO o'clock. By order of An Regatta Committee.
WANTED?A ROW boat, ABOUT 13 OB 13 FEET
long; must be well built and in good oondition. Ap
ply to J. F. UNDERHILL, 67 Wal I street.
YACHT MONITOR FOR sale?AT A BARGAIN. SHE
Is 16 tons, and has been finished but a short time; fan
and safe. From change of circumstances of owner, she will
be sold at a great reduction on her ooat. To lie scun for a few
days at Ingersoil's Fancy Boat Bazaar, 21.1 and 244 South
street. A large assortment of all kinds of Pleasure Boats cm
hand, for sale choap.
DENTISTRY. ~ f
A Artificial teeth -dr. durkin continues to
extra* teeth in two secon 1* without pain. No extra
charge for temporary sets or extracting. I have procured
chemloaally pure ether and chloroform, which I ad nil n In
ter wilu safely. Dr. DURKIN, No. 373 Canal street, near
Laurens.
Artifical teeth on a NEW BASE, light and
perfect as the natural ortrans, and warranted fnr Bie, at
prices to suit all. Also, teeth tilled or extracted without
jiain. at Dr. BLAKENEY'8 eld established rooms, 63 Sixth
avenue.
Artificial bone filling?used only by the
discoverer, at iiis rooms, ,-a'i ittoa iway, near Seven
teenth street. All <ither north less imitations. Tender
teeth, old roots snd mere shells tilled and warranted N.
B.?All lovers of beautiful teeth and sweet breath use the
celebrated Cuban Dentifrice and Lotion.
J. PEaBSON, M. D., discoverer.
Above all things bear in mind that db
WALTER DAY Alls decayed Teeth with Ivory cement
for 91 per lootu. No. 30 Amity street, three blocks went of
Broadway.
Having had one tooth extracted without
leelmg any pain whatever, by Dr. J. JAY V1LLEK8,
166 Grand street, two blocks from Broadway, I cheerfully In
sert this as a recommed.latlon to those suffering from tooth
ache. II. LAKE, 92 Second avenue.
ASTROLOGY.
Astounding"curbs and divinations,?:those
111 trouble or III health should consult Madame CLIF
FORD, 1U7 Dean street, Brooklyn, the greatest llvlag clair
voyant. Disease detected, remedies prescribe I, sb-ent
friends found, lovers reconciled, business srranged. Inter
views SO cents; medical ?I
ASTROLOGIST.-READ, READ?GREAT EXCITE
menl. The glued aim beaiitiltil Mauaiue HE> KI, poet
lively only one week more. Her mode of reading the dea
ths/ of thousand* is truly astopishing. She will Write the
name ol the ?Be you wl.l marry , show their likeness, give
luekv numbers, Ac. Residence No. 80 Wost Broadway, near
Leonard street Name on the door. Prices moderate.
A STONISBINGI?MADAME MORROW, HKVKNTH
JX. oaugiiter, has a gift of foresight; tells how seon and
Bow often yon win marry, and all you wish to know, even
your very though!*, or no |>ay. Lucky charms Iree. Her
equal Is not to be found. Her Magic Image Is now In full
operation? ltM Ludiow street, below Houston. Prloe 36
cents. Gentlemen not admitted.
Madame ray is the best clairvoyant and
a?trnlogist in this city. She tells your very thought*,
gives lucky nemtx rs, causes speedy marriages. No. 260
Seventh avenue, m ar Tweuty-ssventh street. Ladlus 25
cents; gentlemen SO cents,
Mrs. addib banker, medical and business
Clairvoyant and Spiritual Medium, continues to give
satisfaction to her numerous visitors, day and evennig.
Booms SN Fourth street, foiir doors west of Broadway.
MISS DAVIS, THE beautiful CANADIAN GIPSY
Palmist, has removed to MS Greenwich stre t. Consult
her linniedistely. Her predictions are Wonderful, Lucky
numbers and charms. Ladles. 26 cents: gentlemen, 90 cents.
Honrs from 10 A. M. to? P. M.
XT B?WHO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELB
i.1. brated Madame PRBWSTER who has removed to t?
Thirty-eighth street, corner of Sixth avenue, over the bakery,
and whocan be consulted with entire satisfaction? She has
no eipial. She tells the name of future wife or husband,
also that of her visitor. If you wish truth give her a call.
IVHO WOULD NOT <IO WHERE FORTUNB IS*?(SO
W ye, see Miss WELLINGTON, llie great English Pro
phetess, the best of nil, and cannot be excelled. C?n he con
sulted, personally or by letter, on all affairs of llle, concern
ing law suits. Journeys, absent trieiuts, love, courtship, mar
riage, health, wealth, and who can reclaim drunken and un
faithful husbands. Miss W. Is the only pirson in this city
who has the genuine Soman and Arabian talismans for love,
good lock and all business ailairs, ana are guarantees for
life. Delay not to consult this naturally gifted and beautiful
young lady. Lucky number* nlven. Highly r -speetable
city reference. (Jan be seen at her reeldence, ioi Sixth ave
nue, opiiosita Eighth street.
BOWERY, REAR BROOME STRERT.?MADAME
IDt) WlDGhR, Clairvoyant and gllted Spanish lady, un
veils the mysteries of futurity, love, msrrlnue absent
friends, sickness; prescribes medicines for all diseases, tells
luefcr numbers, property lost or stolen, Ac.
AMUSBMKNTS.
WALLACK 8.
Door* op?u at 7K. bealns at 8 o'clock.
LASf NIUHT
BUT
TWO OK Til K SKASON.
Tills KVEMNU,
FRIDAY,
Will be acted, for tke thir l and
LAST TIME,
The celebrated live mt comedy, by Mrs, Inchbald, author**!
of "W,ve? .?? Tliev W.-re aud Maui* at>Tney Are," "To Mftrry
or Not to y ^ "Auliual MugnetUw," AO., entitled
ONE
HAS
HIS
FAULT,
Which baa on two occasions elicited from crowded audiencea
tae loudest laughter and pr luinied upp a i^e, aud will be
given lor the lust time, with llie standard cast of the es
tablishment.
Sir Rolmrt Kamble Mr. Leater Wnllack
Mr. Solus Mr. Biake
Mr. Irwin Mr. Charles Kialier
Mr. llarmuuy Mr. Murk Smith
Lord Norland Mr. Norton
Mr. Placid Mr. Young
Edward Irwin Ml** Fauny Reeves
Hammond Mr. Parke*
William Mr. Turner
Mis* Si>ln*ter Mrs. Vernon
Lady Eleanor Irwin Miaa Kanny Mornut
Mra Placid Mrs. John Sefton
Miaa Woodburne Miaa Madeline Henrli(uea
llannail Miaa Carman
Jan* Mis* Green
SATURDAY,
NEVER PKRKORMED HERE.
the great Comic Dia-ua,
KAST MEN OP THE OLDEN TIME,
adapted by Mr. Lester Wallack. to be produced with
NEW SCENERY,
by Iaherwood.
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
by Robert Stoepei.
Mr. Leater Wallack will alnz the
COMIC SONO
SIMON THe'cELLAREH.
Tke eaat comprising
ALL THE COMPANY.
The piece to oonelude with the
COUNTRY CUSHION DANCE.
Being for the
BENEFIT
or
MR. And MRS. JOHN 8EFTON.
On MONDAY, June 9,
LAST NIUHT OK THE SEASON.
On whieh occasion two l'laya, never acted here,
THE LITTLE TREASURE
AND
RURAL FELICITY,
combining the entire strength of the company, will be pro
duced for the
BENEFIT
or
MB. MOSS (TREASURER).
Between the first end second Pieces
MR. WALLACK
will have the honor of addreaalng the audience AS usual at
the close of the season.
PUOPUSALI.
Army supplies.
OrricK or Akmt Clothing and Bquifjlq*, ?
Nkw York, May ill, lrttB. J
Sealed Proposals will be received at this cilice until 12
o'clock at noon, on Tuesday, the 10th of June, for delivering,
by contract, at the Depot of Army Clothing and Equipage iu
this city:?
7fi,0U0 Cotton or Linen Shelter Tents, of the French pat
tern, without poles, but complete in all other respects.
A sample or the tent can be seen on application at this
olllce. Bidder* will make separate proposal* for tent* made
of cotton and of linen. One. half of the articles to be deli
vered within twenty d?ys and the remainder within forty
day* from the date of acceptance of propr.tal, and to be sub
ject to inspection bv sworn Inspectors, appointed by autho
rity of the Unked State*.
Proposals will be accompanied by a proper guarantee, set
ting forth that if the contract Is awarded to the party named
therein, he will at once execute the same, and give bonds lor
the faithful performance of the contract.
Bids will be frcelvcd lor the whole or any portion of the
above quantity.
The United States reserves the right to rejeot any bid
deemed unreasonable.
Proposals to be endorsed," Proposals for furnishing Shel
ter Tents," and addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel D. H. VINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. S. Army.
Army supplies.
OrricB Of Ahmt Clothiko and Ewifaoi, )
My advertbement of the 30tU of M?y" fw^opowU^r Wall
Tents, Axe., Spades and WorstedLaoe is hereby
*imI annulled; but sealed proposals will be received at this
tWe1^ ?'tIock ?n Tuesday thiwS InstoS?
lor delivering, by contract, at this depot. In such nuantk m
and at such times aa they may be required, Filing Aiei!?
Cast steel, beat quality,4!*, 3 and 6'4 pounds. m
"sam^tJ1 La *?Sky blue, \ inch wide
Aiftrtt! SL ? T? ? t-an **<'n 0il "PPHcntlon at this omce
^sutettWSA "Worn Iu?P-lor' -PPo'nted
S^^lpsssa u wssmstsz
Proposals to be endorsed " Pro|>o.als tor Kini'shlnc Armr
Suppliea," and addressed to Lieut. Col. D. H. VINTON
Deputy Quartermaster General, U. 8. A.
f0r ambulances.
June i?^Vo'cl?k vcerJed,h*t ih,1? ?n? until Saturdaj,
^ 111.1 ..clock31., for the delivery of (350) two hun
dred And fifty Army Ambulances, to bs delivered in this citv
on or before the first day of Jiily neit'and as much ^n.r
fhi????ii!.?e' TKUern* 01 J",l,'ch C*D be ***1 on application to
this office. They must be made of the beat seasoned mute
rial, and will be subject to a most rigid inspection Pro.
posals for any number less than two hundret^and fifty will
t'"rl,y.f0.': lte '?""'ful jierformance of The
contract will be required, the names of whom will be tnen
s *endor,ed"
o. H. CROSMAN,
Deputy Quarterwaater General.
0RYDo??NMCaVS?El M WHITB 8T*B?T.
?. , , _ jro DEALERS IN ARMR.
^Firstojy lBiUld Rifle Musketa, In port, ready for Imme
thS^T^tlrt ?" ' ?llbJ?ct Inspection, by
the united States government, on application to the under
signed, purchasing officer, 85 tfhiie .t^eet, N Y
chased F n_?f wanted, or will be pur
chased. g. CRISPIN, Captain of Ordnance.
"PROPOSALS ?OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
r ?i?e f i "P w W M. on Monday, June y, 1802 at the omce
of the Assistant Quartermaster L nited Mates Army for ftir
tha goverament; er* ,ed' WUU * T'BW <* ??"&&!&
, . . , ' M? SADDLE HORSES,
to be Trae from all defects, to ba between (?) aU and nine
year. old, and from IS to 1.'>U hands hl?h
. ii * , ^ MARES fiXOLUDED.
All animala anbmlNed will ba subjected to a thorough e*.
am tnat ion and Inspection by a duly authorised agent of the
government, appointed for that purpose Persons towhom
KSSiKSEffi W>IU 66 ^the7nspii7onTr
the^snlmals will lake place at the time of awarding the coo
ed^i?n row nab le?' re-r?the "?ht 10 "J80'bid. deem
Proposals will be received for the whole or any part of the
above number of Horses, and they will lis accompanied by
the names of two (2) responsible parties who shall herom?
aecnr ty for the faithful eieeutlnn Sf the%mtr^t m
jtsxz? eoaia"^ within (0) an day. aft?r ihe signing
Proposals will be endorsed
.?TrT,'*fU i?l "PP'Tlna the Government with noraea,"
f. .n J1* directed to Capt. HENRY C. HODGES Assls
NewS'o*rIkerm*,tCr UnUc(1 dUt*" Army, 18 Mercer street,
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
T.iin-'',!, y f"r 'he purchase of what Hides and
Tallow the government may have from time to time to dia
uos? of at Washlugtou, and which are not already contracted
Bid. mu?t state the price per pound for green or salted
Hides, and the price per pound for rough Tallow
'^ntractor must be prepared U? laka away tha Hides
i.T !. whenever the itovernnient may re mire
Bids diractod to Major A. Bscilwith,. C. 8., U. 8. A
?V HMhington, D. C., and endorrd ''Propo^nls " *
re^nd,ol1'.sT,.'|n,rr'"lttCd Un'?M bldder "P?""' ??
tha hTuT"'?* b,<,d,n* wl" 'Ul* lh* n"m* ot e?ch member of |
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED *yThe
Board ol Aldermen, to whom was referred the cona.llor
f"?mi?f #?* nPI''jr*''on of the Manat;ei's of the Ame rican
Institute, for a lease from the Corporation of the plot of
ground known aa Reservoir Sq uare, at a nominal rem will
aS2.r?T,,fti'Uttf ' on '?'??'day, utli uiMaut. at 2
?H* " Interasteii in t^ie application are
hi iwby notified to be pr?s -nt at the above mentioned time
and place until further notle?. 1 llme
TEKENCE PARLEY, )
awnlw***' c??-.
HKDICAXm " '
BALBOPATHY-BY his THERMAL TREATMENT
unique in Amerl.a, Profes^.r BVLHO treatssm-c.-ss
hll'r,?. !,'!;L T1'i"PlT ' paralysis, gout, rheums
hip, (onsumptlon, Ac , Ac. Two veara of iiermanent success
Ctrciilara and reference at 33 Court struct, Brooklyn, L. I.
DRv R. COBBETT, MEMBER OP THE new YORK
Lnl?erslt*( Medical College i and College of Surgeons
London, can be consulted aa usual at 20 Centre atreet be
Iween Ch itnl-ereand Reade. A practi,-e of "syeJr" tfin-e
z H Hrr fTr JT?".hf"P'??K 'ntitles him to contld-nce.
ai'oSi "' 'P1'""" *?!>? office. Private entrance
at No. tf City Hall plate. Sunday, from ll)ji A. M. to 12>?
riR, CHARLES LUTZE, OBSTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND
,^?ul^th?I1l-U|r|',Mm, w1*,"",lhe '? ?'?? to distinctly uu
dentaUd that he ha. bo rival In this city In treating all ills
.w:0'n7>?n<i children CM be Consulted *0 00*8
sua! 6ttK Hrn""">'N' Y' Al
DOtJTOR HUNTER 1IIMSELP?THE PHYSICIAN
wiioi'.tatilistiad tne Huaterian Dispensary, No. 3 Oivl
aion atreet. New York city, in l&U, can be consulted Irom 8
A. M., until ten o'clock at night, at the old olllce. A private
entrance. Beek lor nothing. *
DR .COOPER,h DIANE STREET, MEMBER OF THE
iTffa .! .hjr,W*B! Wurgi-ohs of New York, may
?"n'the"e*en'?n *' 01,10,1'fro"' 8 1,1 ,he morning until
DR. JOHNSON, 14 DUANE STREET. SO LONG
known lor the last thirty y. ars to 'he cltliens of New
lork, may ba conaultad dally with confidence, as usual.
ANt kxpkkienced ani? srccKSHFri,
practitioner, Uiorouslily oonversant In treating diseases
can lie con.ulted at 12 lailghL near Canal; the only plane. A
prha.o entrance. Coniuhation Iree. Always attends.
Dlt POWERS TREATS ALL DISEASES OK FEMALES
with unparalleled success. He can lie eon.ultesl at 12
i^aight street, uurlng all hours day anil evening.
I^HroaTway" I^'v fTM U'KS -[,K MO. 1&
A "roadway, N. Y. Consultation day ami evening.
PROFESSOR RESTRLL, IM CHAMBERS STRKHT CAN
lie consulted as usual Anenis fj7w 1 Jil/Z \
N. Y. In BrooMyn, 17?Vulioo ?i55t * Uber,J
RrirselwiiSfS!!^!!'''QflOl TO ISt BLEECKER
XV utreet, we?t of Ilioadwajr. Hour* 11 to 2 ami ti till tf.
W'v ,"nNTwf. m n * diyisio.n STREET, n.
? Y.t *inre 18.14, cures eruptions of the ?kin serof uia in
ew ry form, white sw?.lllniu orehitlr, var<cocele, hydrocele
W?y. C^'uiiculoAMUt*' ?b"'m0 #r
AnVIKHBTTS.
Nrni (VS (lAllDi!* -eighth and last week.
ibl.03 N1(JUImi, ONE
uf tbe uii*n>ii-??n Om-raUc Spectacle of
TUB BHCHaKTKBS*
lUIS (nOi>AYEKVKNI>i.. JU. B 6.
Of TIIK
YOUNG american VOCAm^Tc:AROLINK BIOUISQB.
wUo "the SKYLARK."
R^. -iv.d nUl.llv
TUUNUEIW Ot APPLAUSE.
Ei^tb ^SS&ut^^zrtA galetti,
wb0? wonderful t,r|?>chore*? m^meuW eut.tle ber
i,roi;?,"1'. iviKHir\v stage.
r.Viii* u ii.i.ttr
'4^ErTETER*Ki0irilIGS A3 UB. ma.???
*???wa|sass "?5? ?>?
??* ta&&Bnaun
?n CLAM dK-ItIO C0?pa?T.
in the prologue, qrbat ship SCENE.
. . the abode ok the ENOlIANlBfc" ?
i?T \lr1!uVnEAT?EKSHi?tiiNDBB FULL BAlU
Act III.?1 he riKA.o D?| uroduce i on
*?*?. "saswigfflggva-.??>, ?r
braled opera entitled ^ g^REN,
etchings ^^B^VfuYM^. etchings
Adra'SSTo'"Drew Circle and Parquet ?????? "Su
Secured Parquet BlalU ? ? ? 26 oeuu
^^JSSW^SWSU--w**??
MONDAY. Jan* 9,
INAUGURATION
"^yINTER GARDEN.
INAI
or THK
SUMMER 8BASON
Under the management of
PROFESSOB ANDERSON.
Oa the date above advertised will positively be produced
the new, extraordinary, fantastic, gorgeous, stiperb and
thoroughly unprecedented grand Spectacular Burlesque,
by CHARLBS UAYLER, entitled
THE WIZARD'S TEMPEST;
OB,
TUB KINO OF THE MAGICAL ISLAND.
Being a
HETEROCLITE DRAMA
of the
HISTRIONIC AND MAGICAL.
In the Courue of which the lull glories of the new
FLORAL PSYC1I0MANTEUM
will be developed, and the
LATEST MYSTERY
or
PSYCHICAL SECOND RIGHT
Illustrated by MISS ANDERSON.
The following entirely new company have been engaged:?
MISS EMILY THORNE,
the beautiful and talented burlesque a :tres*, from the Ade 1
phi Theatre. London. Her lirst appearance in America.
MISS IONE BURKE,
the New York favorite in burlesque.
LITTLE MARY BULLOCK,
the admirable young artist. First appearance at thU theatre.
AUUU8TA AND MARIE.
theitaluntud twin listers.
MRS. MARK SMITH.
MR. JAMES BURNETT,
hi* first appearance at this theatre.
MR. NICKINSON,
the old Olympic favorite.
MR. 8. HEMPLE,
from the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia.
MR. CHAPLIN.
from McYlcker'a theatre, Chioaxo^ ilia Orat appearance In
Mr. HENRY RUSSELL, *
Mr. BRADLEY,
Mr. T. M ORRIS,
Mr. CHARLES HALB,
Mr. C. BARNETT.
Mr. JBFFBIB8,
kr. WALL
PBOFESSOB ANDERSON.
Mr. J H. ANDERSON, JB.,
Assistant Wizard.
Mis* LOUISA ANDEttSON,
Mies HELEN AMDEB80B
(Iler tlrst appearance in New York).
Mlse ELIZA and Mlea FLORA ANDERSON
Will alao appear each evening.
There will be
A GRAND COBPS DK BALLET,
A HOST OF AUXILIARIES,
And In one scene of the Spectacle
NEARLY STO PERFORMERS
Will be before the audience at one time.
THE MAONIFICENT SCENERY,
Surpassing anything yet teen on the New York stage,
By Mr. J. E. HAYES.
THE MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS
By Mr. MOLLBN HAUER,
under whoee direction the choral arrangements hare been
perfected. In the grandeur of the ecenerv, the gorgeous
character of the dre?a<?, the superb tableaux, the marvellous
transformation scenes, the immense processions, the novel
mechanical effects, the magical meiamorphoses and the Im
mensity of labor which has been bestowed upon the whole
production. Professor Amierxon confidently assures the New
York public that "The Wlxard's Tempest" has bad no parallel,
and Is the inaugural drama of lta class.
In the courec of the rlratna
THE GREAT WIZARD OF THB NORTH
will return to New York, und the
GLORIES OF THB PSYCHOMANTEUM,
in their now phase, will effaoe all recollections of recent at
tempts at magic.
The box office of the theatre Is open this morning. Seats
lor the lirst representation ol "The Tempest" aould be teemed
as early an possible.
FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATRE.
Lessee, Director ana Manager Fox
THE BRIDE OF VENICE.
The French Cavalier Mr. C. W. Clarke
Member of the Council of Ten Mr. J. J. Prior
Catenna Miss Mary Mitchell
THE FRENCH SPY.
Matilde Henri St. Alme Hamet Miss Fanny Herring
Tony Banvard Mr. C. K. Fox
To conclude with
LAST OF THB FELON'S DOOM;
OK,
Jack SHsrr*RD in Fraxck.
Chapman, F ox, Thomteon, Bradshaw and Viae Fanny
Herring.
Hail the happy news.
The proprietor! or the Parisian Cabinet of Wonder*,
66S Broadway, 663 Broadway,
Next door to Ball k Black'*,
beg to Inform the publio that, having made extensive addi
tion* which will Startle, AatonUh and Astound the world,
they will reopen their emporium of eiutoaiiie* on Saturday,
May SI, confuting of:?
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY, EXTRAORDINARY,
MYSTERIOUS,
EXCITJNG, EXCITING,
THRILLING, THRILLING,
UNSURPASSABLE.
SCIENTIFIC SCIENTIFIC.
INVALUABLE, INVALUABLE,
EXQUISITE,
TERRIFIC, TERRIFIC,
BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL,
GRAND AND ELABORATE.
INSTRUCTIVE, INSTRUCTIVE,
SURPRISING. SURPRISING,
GLORIOUS AND SOUL INSPIRING
REALITIES OF ALL THAT IS
INTERESTING, INTERESTING,
MARVELLOUS, MARVELLOUS,
AMUSING,
FAMOUS, FAMOUS,
AND TEULT
SUPERB, SUPERB,
UNPARALLELED.
At tUe coat of $13,000 the proprietor* hare obtained from
Vienna the far famed amir nowned
QERTU.
The great and only
GERTU
IN TliE WORLD.
Pronounced by eonnoln*e\ir? to be the very
Ne Plus Ultra or perfection, and
UNPRECEDENTED
Open for gentlemen only from 10 UU 10.
Adinlasion 25 cent*
"yy ALLACKt
TWO PIECES.
MB. MOSS.
LAST NIGHT.
MONDAY, JUNE 0.
BENEFIT OF
THE LITTLE TREASURE,
4NI>
RURAL FELICITY.
Between the first and aecond plec*,
MR. WALLACE
Will have the honor of addreaaing the audience, a* u*ual,
on the
CLOSE OF THE SEASON.
NEW YORK STADT THEATRE.
GERMAN OPERA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1462,
Mozart'* ma*terplere,
THE *UGIC FLUTE.
FRAU JOHANNA ROT1 Bit. *s yUKEN OF THE NIGHT,
Bote* $5. Secured neat*, 75 cent*. To be bail at the olUuJl
WALLACE'S.
TO MORROW (SATURBAY)
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE OF THE SEASON.
BENEFIT OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN SETTON.
FIRST AND ONLY NIOHT HERE
of Mr. Leetor Wallack'* highly auoceaaful adaptation en
titled
FAST MEN
op tn*
OLDEN TIME,
With the original mnsio by Robert 8 toe pel,
New aceuery by Iaherwond,
New Dreaae*.
The piece concluding with the celebrated Clirmtma*.
COUNTRY, CUSHION COMIC COTILLON,
fcy sixteen couple.
Mr. Leeter Wa Hack will sustain
FOUR DIFFERENT CHARACTERS,
and Introduce the popular song.
SIMON TUE CELLARER.
The other comic liarta to he supinirted by Mewr?. Blake,
Charles Fl*her, Mr. Mark Smith. Mr. George Holland, Mr.
Young, Mr. Norton, Mr. Floyd, Mr. Browne and Mr. John
Seftort, being the only night these comedian* have all ap
Sared, together In the same plajr this *eai>on. The principal
male characters by Mr*. Hoey, Ml** flanuon, Mr*. Sloan,
Mrs Vernen ami Mrs. John Sertoa.
The whole performan <t concluding berore U o'clock.
NIBLO'S SALOON.-ARDAVANI S tIRAND CONCERT.
The artist friend* of Signor Ardavanl promise to give
hira a grand Complimentary Honeiit, which will take place
oa Saturday. June 7. On this occasion Ml*a Oarlotta Paul,
Signor Mirlglla, Signor Gartboi.il and other* will appear.
Price or admission $1. Including reserved seat*. Ticket*
may be had every day at Berr k Bchlrnief* music Ktorn. 701
Broad" ht, Tkkefa purchased (or Thursday will be held good
this occasion.
>Ai?military.
VETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1SI2.-A MOD.
lar monthly meeting will be held at the Mener llouae,
thl* (Friday) evening, June 6, at 7>< o'cloc k, to make ar
rangementa for celebrating the 8#th year or our National
Independence. Every veteran In this and the. adjacent
counties is Invited to meet with us, to show the rising gene
ration that we have not forgotten the glorlou* day or liberty
our forefathers gave us as an Inheritance. and which we
maintained In our war, the *econd of indcvemlenoe. Al
though our lock* are whitened with age, and we an- too Ice
blc to tlpht the battle* on the Held, the glorlou* 4th day or
July we ; nts' and will e debra'e. B\ order.
H. RAYMOND. Brigadier General.
AIIM DALLY, Colonel.
Isaac M. Pnrm, Adjutant.
ATIONAL OUAHD UNIFORM FOR SALE UUEAP
Almoit uew. Addree* N. G., Herald otlioe.
N
AHVSEHESTI.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.?fillM <KB -SEASON.
JHK OfKKA
PRKI.IM IN ARY ADVERTISEMENT.
WEDNESDAY NEXT, JINK 11.
Mr. ULLMaN, Uuduig on hi* roturu Iruui Europe tbM
during iiiji a only iweuty-/our Operu night* ) a i b> ea
give... luste ,d uf thirty, aa required by hi* 1> &?e, l>ei;s to lu
fonn thr patrona o; ue Opera thai, provided ..iway.i nc mm
uiakc auitaule a> laugt-uienU, he will give the remaining
SIX NiC'ITri,
COMMENCING ON WEDNESDAY NEXT
On the conclusion of which he will immediately leiurn !?
I.ou Ion to complete the important contracta enured Into for
III. iall.
It in hia|inlentiou tooonduct these Six Nighteof the Sum
mi r s.-aaon on th>* Mine system as that whf h nave so rnuefc
utifcfa turn in farmer year* it Castle Garden, viz: to nightly
comoiue the very bi.h'-ni talent in to* cuuii ry id one Gr.nd
Keativa tnti'i unnient, and ull'er it to the publio at a gene
ral rate 01 admiMiun
ACCESSIBLE TO ALL CLASHES.
F"'! parueulara lo-m?rrow.
La L it A ?"-EKNK'S THEATRE.
l>oor? o|?n at 7>?; couim.nue at $ o'clock.
lONU.UT i FRIDAY), JUNE li, HO,
? Last MOUT OK TUB SEASON.
Repetition of Mi.-gr. at i ,u.
T1IE NKW GIFT POLKA,
IMS POLKA,
r u. ?H??1HKW ?1"' POLKA,
A copy of which will be picwuteii t0 th.- la.tiea.
SECOND TIME OK THE NEW UNION OVERTURE,
SECOND TIME OK XfiK NKW UNION OVERTURE,
SECOND TIME OK THE NEW UNION OVERTURE.
Embracing all the national airs, descriptive uf the battl*
and triumphant victory of the
SOLDIERS OK THE UNION.
THE BEAUTIKUL DANCE. LA CB1.LARETE8.
THE CELEBRATED TOY SYMPHONV-BY HAYDN.
The performance* commence with the suuceaaful two ael
drama of the
POST BOY;
OH, THB
PRIDE OP RANK.
JOB 9PURRIT, am old poatboy, aged 70. ..Mr. NICKINSON
SirJoun Bmgly Mr. Stoddart
J. Blngly, hla Mr. Levtuk
Tubba, a footman Mr. Dillo*
Maria Miaa Clifton
Miaa Wharton Miaa Burke
Lacet Bra. Muiewa
Th* whole to conclude with the
BEAUTIFUL SPECTACLE,
TUB BLVES;
THE STATUTE BRIDE.
NEW MUSIC, DRESSES AMD SCENERY,
Including the
OEAirn TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
TUB KA1RY FOUNTAIN;
OB, THB
BLFIN BO WEB.
NOTICK.
MI9S KBENE bega to state aho haa rented her theatre le
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
for the summer aeaaon, to commeaoe on Monday next.
June 9.
VfBW BOWERY THEATRE.
1M Bole Proprietor Mr. J. W. Liagard
FRIDAY, June 6. 1862,
BENEK11 OF Mr. 8 E. RYAN.
A new drama, entitled
OUR OWN 0UT1I;
Os, Scknks OH THB Potoxac.
Poem and "Star Spangled Banner Little Bmflle Ryan
Champion Jig Dance Mr. T. Peel
Tue p tlta comedy uf
THE MAID WITH THB MILKINQ PATL.
Dance Miaa Louiaa Brown
Wooden shoe dance Mr. S. B. Ryaa
and the nautical drama of
? YANKEE SHIP AND A YANKEE CREW.
Mr. HARRY SEYMOPB.
the talented and versatile actress,
Miaa ADAH ISAACS MENKEN,
will appear on Mondays _____
j^ABNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
FRIDAY, JUNE 0. 1881
1 LAST DAY BUT ONS
" LAST DAY BUT ONE
LAST DAY BUT ONB
or rax
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
?*<* GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
Thla exhibition haa afforded the finest dlaplay or
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS AND FAT BABIES.
BABIES, TWINS, TRIPLETS AND FAT BABIES,
BABIES, TWINS. TRIPLBTS AND FAT BAB1E8,
It haa ever been the good fortune of the public to behold,
TO DAY, the
$100 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
FIVE $30 PREMIUM CHILDREN,
EIGHTEEN PAIRS PREMIUM TWINS,
THREE SETS PREMIUM TRIPLBTS,
beelde a large numbef of other Premium children, Includ
ing all the finest Children of the entire Exhibition, a grand
galaxy of
^ HUMAN BOSEBUDS,
HUMAN ROSEBUDS,
HUMAN ROSEBUDS,
beside the wonder of wonders, the
CHILD, EIGHT MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING BUtf ONE POUND 8EVEN OUNCES,
will be on exhibition from 11 o'clock A. M. till 3 P. M., aaid
all the Bablea, Twins, Triplets and Fat Babies over foar
years of a?e, from 7 UU 8 P. M.
It will be continued all thla week.
Ladies and children desirous of avoiding the dlecomferta
of a great crowd, will do well to come earlv In the morning,
not later than 9 or 10 o'olock. and see the Museum and other
curiosities before the Baby Show commences.
Also to be seen at all hours, the Quaker, or Wooden Oax.
from the rebel lortltlcatlona at CentervlUe, Va.; the greed
Living Whale, the Madagascar Albinos, the Living Black Sea
Lion. Living Mammoth Grizzly Bear Sameon. Living Moa
atcr Snakca, Living Happy Family, Living Turtle, Grand
Aquaria, Ac.
Tlie new and magnificent Sensational Drama,
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN,
EVERY AFTERNOON at 3 o'cWk.
BVERY EVENING at7\ o'
Admission to all. 28 cents; children under ten, 15 ennta.
Commodore NUTT?the $30,000 NuO?will reappear nc
Monday.
To-murrow (Saturday),
THREE SPLENDID DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
at 12 o'clock, noou, and 3 and 1\ o'clock, P. M.
BRYANTS' MINSTREL8.?MECHANICS' HALL.
472 BROADWAT, ABOTB GRAND STRKKT.
Monday, Juue 2, and every night during the week.
Immenae Hit of Hare High the Hoaa Tamer. Horn, U
Mic, Emmett, Florence and Dan Bryant, aa
THB BAW RECRUITS. THB RAW BBCRUITCL
"I'se gwoin down to Waahington
To Qght for Abraham'a daughter."
S. C. Campbell, Leslie, Fowler, Gould and Hilton. In Ht
Choruses, Ac. Break o'day Boya. Tin-pan-a-nl-aa.
Black Wlzard'a Tempest. Plantation Festival Scene, "WW
Struck Billy Patteraonf"
Doora open at 7, Curtain riaea at 8. Tieketa IS centa
Brooklyn academy or music.
FAREWELL NIGHT
or THIt
GRAND COMBINATION.
TWO SPLENDID COMEDIES.
ALL TUB OREAT A KTIHTK3
In both pieces.
DODWORTH'8 SPLENDID ORCHESTRA.
onder direction of HAKVKY B. DODW oltTH.
On FRIDAY EVEN1NO, June 6. 1881,
Will be presented, for the lint time at thU establishing^
(V>lman '? celebrated and f?vo' Comedy of the
POOR GENTLEMAN.
Sir Robert BramMe Mr. John Gilbert
Frederick Bramble Mr. Wm. Wheatlar
Dr. oliapod Mr. J. E. Oweaa
Humphrey Dobbins Mr. B. L. Davenport
Corporal F?i? Mr. Goo. Rye*
Lieut. Wort Illusion Mr. C. Klngalantf
Sir Charles Cropland Mr. 0. Barras
MIm Lucretla MrTab Miss Mary Wetla
Emily Worthington Mia. W. C. Glads tana
To conclude with (for the first time at the Academy) Buck*
stone's famous Comedy,
MARRIED LIFE.
Mr. Dora Mr. John B. Owens
Mrs. Dov? Mrs. George SkerrsU
Mr. Cuddle Mr. John Gilbert
Mm. C(Mtdle Misa Msry Walla
Mr. Younghusband.... Mr. B. L. Davenport
Mre. Younnhusbanu .... Mrs. W. C. Gladstans
Mr Lynx Mr. W. Wheatley
Mrs. Lynx ?, i?* Emma Tajrlo*
Mr. Dismal Mr. Gearse Hy?
Mrs. Dismal Mrs. J. Dun
AdmibK on?Drc?* circle, parquet and ban uuj SO cents.
Secured seat* 75 cent*
Family circle 26 cent*
The sale of reserved seats will take place at the boi ollss
of the Academy dally from 8 A. M. until ft P. M.
Doors open at 7>4; to commence at 8 o'clock precisely,
XTRA advertisement.
_ LA L'It A KKENE'S THBATRB.
A summer season, under the management of
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
the youthful and wcouipllshed actress, will t omiMM
ON MONDAY EVENING JUNE 9.
when she will appear In her great original character of
FANCHON. TUB CRICKET,
for the first time In Neiv York. This great and clebratsd
Drama haa bean hailed with delight and Immense success Us
*" lh? PRINCIPAL TITIBS IN THE UNION.
Translated Imm tbe German, by A. Waldeuar, Esq., and
copyright entered by lilm according to act of Congress, fa*
Mf?s Macule Mitchell.
E
N
IBLO'S GARDEN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BENEFIT
MISS CAROLINE RICHING8, _
THE BBAUTIFUL AND TAl.ENTED AMERICA*
PRIMA DONNA,
FRIDAY EVENING. J CNR ?, 18S2,
upon which ocuaalon she will appear as the
RNrHANTKFSS
this being poaltlvsly the last rvpreaeutatlan but on* of llg
celebrated __
SPECTACULAR OPERA
of that nam*.
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
Grand popular concerts at joner- wood. -?
This beautiful sylvan retreat, under the direction of tha
undersigned. Is now in full lilast. On Satur lay next, at 2K
O'clock, then- will h? a grand Instrumental concert on tha
grounds The affair has been got un with great taste, and
the music la under the direction of Professor A. lllrsch
man, formerly leader of Dodworth's band. Concert com*
mences at o'clock. Admission free. Come <-arlv^
NIXON'S CREMORNE GARDENS.
Corner of Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
In consequence of the thousand and one applications from
parties desirous of hiring the various establishments con
nected with the Cremorne Gardens for the purpose or giving
?acred concerts on Sundays, aa well as trom others desirous
of securing the privilege of furnishing liquors and other re
freshnients of like character to visitors, the manager deems
it necessary to give this notice to the public, that the Oarde?
and everything connected with It Is closed to the world oa
Sundays, and that no refreshments of the nature Indicated
can he procured or will be permitted on the .rounds unties
any pretence whatever. JAB. M. NIXON, Manager.
N
IXON'S CREMORNB GMtDEN.
NIXON'S PALACE OF MUSIC.
NIXON'S EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL.
wanted-for THE PALACB OP MUSIC.
vv Kor the entire summer season, 15 llrst cIh?? ladles, to
Increase the number of the coiyphees for the Cibas Ballet
company. Dresses found ana the highest salaries given.
Apply at the Academy of Music this day (Friday), from 10
to 12.
Theatrical notice.-ladiks and gentlembn
desiring engage men ta lor tbe MMitlng ssason of 1862 and
lMi .l will address M A. Garretlscn, sole lessee Walnut street
theatre, Philadelphia.
"11,'ANTED?A GOOD LOW comedian, FIRST OLD
TT man and leader of orchestra. Address Manager,
Herald office.
Oftil To SEE TBI WIZARD'S TEMPEST AT TIIB
O Winter Garden on Monday evening n<xt, should l*
secured Immeillately. The box office Is now open.
TO PROFESSIONALS-KIKST CLASS ETHIOPIA:)
performers, desiring permanent engagement* for tht
summer, can address Alpha, 1h>x 1,201 Philadelphia f*. I
offiue, stattag llM of business and <iuaiiacattoas. .

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