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BALES AT AUCTION.
Auction notice.-e roth, auctioned a
An eitraor ina y opportunity fur
HOU8Eh.tfil'KRa AND THE TRADE.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BKUSaELa A.NL) THREE-PLY CARPETS,
At pui.tic auction,
this day, Satuniay June 7, at the elegant furnished residence
119 West 8th street. between 5ih andtith aveuu -a, Male com
mencing at U o'clo k precisely, consisting uf very handsome
Carpet*. oue solid rose no m I'arlor Suit, Moored iu ricu bro
catel; two solid ulack Waln.it Suits, covered iu stik reps anil
haircloth; Turkish Chairs mid Lounges, Reception Chairs,
twenty-one day uronie Clock, rich China and i'arian Va.-tJ,
Paintings. Luce Curtains, rosewood Etagercs. with mirror
back and door*: Vekei Ru elegant riwe.vcud and mah iBa
ny Bedswads, Bureaus, VV.i->nst?<n<ia, llnir Matnvasos, BeuS.
S ddlUt;, Spruit; 8 aland Ca i >s Meat Chairs, Rookers. S .la
IMds, two Lounges, marble top Tables, Bureai s, WaxhstanJa,
Tea and Extension Tables, twelve oak Dining Cltalis, mar
ble top Bullet, Glass. China ana Silver Ware, Table Cutlery,
Ac., Ac. bale positive, rain or stiiue.
A UCTION NOTICE.?M. B. CHAPMAN, AUCTIONEER.
J\ Ele.ant ll'iinch,.ld Furniture.?M. B. CHAPMAN A
CO., aueloiicers, will soli ai auction thla day (6aturdav), at
the residence No. 70 Weal Twenty-#.xth street, near BUth
avenue, salucominenclni; hl 11 o In k, cnn-dsiing of rose
wood and black walnut far. or Furniture, covered with bro
catel and reps; Etatiares, lloociu'e. ('I,ess and Centre Tables,
rosewood P.atioforte, ti o> l t.iid ('over; Musi1.' Rack: Hrus.
?eto Carpets, Ru?s, Palming*, Vase-,, Ornaments, C ocks,
XiacaCurta.ua, t'nru c s, 6. a les, 8 air Carpets, OUciotb,
l>reaaiog Bureaus, Betn.ie.ids, r. -shoUnda. liair ana .Spring
Mattress. a, Festaer Bee s, B ankets, Mirrors, Couuterp mes,
Sheets, Chairs, Sofas, iuckers, Toll,t Sets, Easy Chairs,
Lounges, b.'a k ,vain.it Esu n?i n i'abhi, Duiiu^ Ruoui Ch.tirs,
elegant a ;*ortment of Cryit.il and Knby Gianstv.v o, Silver
Ware, Table LI:' n and Cutlery,China Tea Sets. Kn raviugs,
fetatuary, Bronzes, Ac. Also a large assortment oi B sement
and Kltcncn Furniture, sale . ominenclng at 11 o'clock. De
posits rcnuired ol all puivhavtrs. Sale positive without re
gard to weather, N. B.?House to let at very low runt and
possession immediately. Inquire of J. E. SIONEALL, No.
131 Fulton street.
ASSIGNEE'S BALE OF A STOCK OF ELEGANT
Household Furniture, manufactured for a tirst class
house.
H. DOUOI1TY will sell, by order of assignee, this day,
Saturday. June 7, coinnit nclug at 10){ o'clock, at salesroom
7W Nassau street,
-comprising richly carved rosewood Parlor Suits, covered in
brocatel; mahogany du., in ha rclolh; blaclc walnut do., in
brocatel, plush and haircloth; Secretary and Library Book
esses, marble top Genirc Tames, Brussels, Tapostry and Vel
vet Caipetlnys; oiahognny Ok airs, Bull. t<, Extension Dining
Tables, Dining Cballs, Dressing Bureaus Washstands, Bed
?Mads, Hair Mattrvsses, fan lasses, Lo'iii^rs, oak marole top
^Chamber Sulis, Ingram Carpeting, CauWn.Matti.it;, Hat
stands, Una Chandelier.-, A Ac.?the whole fonuiug an
Assortment well worthy tue attt-niiou of housekeepers and
others.
Am. merwin, auctioneer.
? By BANGS, Miii.WiN .. CO., Irrtng bulldinjs, 694
and 096 Broadwa .
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
SATURDAY MoKMNu. JU:?E 7, A'l' O'CLOCK,
? small lot oi mahogany and other Furniture, Sola, Bureau,
Wardrobe, Ac., Ac.
A J. L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
? day. at lu>? o el >ck, at 17 Stuyvesunt street, junction of
Mlnth street and l'lu.d aveuui, one J'laiio, one rosewood
Parlor Suit, on : blick .alnutdo.. roS"wood and mahogany
Bedroomi Stilts, Oiiair.-.. Tables. Rockers, Pier Olasvts,
Brussci.1 and Ingrain Carp :'-s U1 Painting riQd erarytning
fcoiouging to a llrst class ..ons .
AMOS R. THOMPSON, AUCTIONEER.-CHOICE
ol Flovvoilng I laitts, this mo nlng, lOJi o c ock. at No. IU
Nassa street. T--.c.? ro.n uurscry early tills motnlii^atid
bo!'I without any re-t rvc; S am ard, Ac., Ko-es, I' ttchs aa,
Pinks, Vtr 'i has. Gcrai luin , D.ihl a*,tLtlies. Pausies, Ac.
AUCTION SALE OF READY MADE CLOTHING, AC.?
A. M. CRImI'aI.A ?, a ctiooear, willtell, on Monday,
Juneat 10>4 o c.ock, at21 Bowery, a large slock of Clotn
it g, comprising line olac . eioih anu ca<isimere Krnck, Sack
And Biuslncss Coats; do -s in, i otu, cas.itot-re and fOtlnet
Pants; siik, velvet, attnn ai d ta ?lunero Vests. Also Pi ce,
U<iods, Oloths, Ca- 1 i cr . ha lnets, Muslins, Llnlnss,
Alpacas, Butt' ns, Tiiiumlngs, Fancy Goods; a large lot
of Boots and hhoos, Ac., ?c.
D
C1HAS D DAVIS & CO. WILL SELL THIS DAY. AT
J \0K o'clock A. M., at thtsir salearoora. M W]ilium
?ir^et, between Frankiori and Spruce, second kaijdi SKS"
hold Furniture, constating oi rosewood brocaiel Suits* icte
ShteeArmaidi^sycTair* Kdtfntmo Mirrors. Carpets,
G *ChkiMrfU-w, Exieu-l.m Tables, and ?krs.a?orlmCm
?f China and Gla*a Ware. .
CORPORATION 8ALK OF FIIUS ENGINES, HOSE CAR
rlasca 'fool? ?r(> on Monday, Juiw tt, at IB no clock,
A. H , COLE A MCKi'llY, Auctioneers, at tho Oorporm
tlon yard, corner Myrtle avenue and li^pden atreet, Brook
1th by order of B. O. Nii'l, Conimlaaloner ol Repairs and
4&plL, consisting nt 9 Fire Engines, 9 Hose Oirnjjii and
Jumpers, all the Tools for making same, Patterns, old Irou,
Copper, Lumber, M. ?????
I8TRICT COURT OP TIIE
UNITEU STATES ?? __ ~?Tr,.
POR TIIE SOUTHERN lUSl'RICT OK FLORIDA.
UNITED STATliS MARSHAL'S SALE.
BURDKTT. JONKS A CO.,
' AUCTIONEERS.
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, da'ed the 17th
rfavof May IH62 to ine dire, ted'by the HonoraMa District
Court of uio UmudS'-alo, fo. ihe Southern District of Flat J
?<. I win >cl by Public Auction. OU
WKDNKS >AV, the lnh day of June, 1862.
At LAMBEbR S Stores, Atlantic Dock, Brooklyn,
at 12 o > lock, K.
Terms of Sale*.?Su u Iimd-. as will be received by the
AMWant fre.ui.irer ol t..e l.?ited Slates on deposit will be
*47 YiS^'cotton, from prize schooner W ill lam C Bee.
4ft Bales Coturo, from prize sclioonor Rose.
326 Bales Cotton, from pj lzc achoonar K. 0. FIlea.
Ilk) BaleaCotton, lrum p Ize aciiooaer President.
300 Bales Cotiou, from prize auhoouer b uremia.
JU7 Bait's Cotton, from pil.e sell.-oner Cora.
$ Baas Cotton, '.ruin prue acuooner Com.
80 Bale A Cotton.
83 Small Cotton. ? _
Caruo of i ri/.e schoon-r 'irace C. Baker.
10 Bales Moss, from prize semwaer Grace C. Baker.
376 W. O. Staves, from prize scboomer Uraoe U. tsaktr.
JO0 W.G Suns, from iirue ac.iooner Eujeata.
Hi Case Percussion Caps, from prize achooner Wm. Mallory.
4 Caoks Solder, from i ri/.e achooner William Mallory.
8 Casks Soldsr, rroi.i prize suhooner Anna Belle.
Samples can be aeer, on and alter UieWi Instant, at the
oOoeof U. Banner, 1U Wall "??<-JAMK3 c CLAPP,
U. 8. Marshal Southern Dtotiict ofFiorlda.
By It. W. WBLCH, U. 8. Deputy Marshal.
Haw Yobk, June 4, itrftt.
David d eoan, auctioneer, will sell, this
day, S lO* oviA at 41Weat Twentieth street, the
VumiLiirp ot a i a mi v i.oi ii{ to this country, commuting of
four Suits of richly decorated Enamelled
m"ble to| Sj Hair an I o.hrr . attrcvues. Pal Uaaes, fine
Feather Bolsters and Pillows, mA-ioguny Bedsteads^ Sofaa.
DlniOK Uoo u auil otlinr C ..ili ?, Louuies, Looklnu Olasaes,
Tabli'S, carp U.Oli Clot Es, Paintlnga, Engrav
tug*, Befrlaerators, Kltcueu !? iirnlturc, .tc.
ANIEL a. MATHEWS AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
th'.i Jsy iSaturday), at 1 )L? 0 ,1,,'k. *t hls
jiIaKsa'i stre. i, between John street and Maiden lane, a lart,e
BRUSSELS, tapestry AND ISC.RAIN CARPETS.
Daniel a. matiikws, auctioxekr?will sell
this ilay (BatnrOat), a: lu'i o'clock al tola salesroom, bo
Xfasaau street, near Maid n . ;ne, a"f Aft
BKON7.E AND OILT OAS CHANDEI.IEKS. AO.
Daniel a. matuews. auctioneeA?ffiLL sell
this day (Satnnlay I, at 1?X o ol.?k, at HI. aalesroom. b?
Masaau street, a Ur^e aa-ortmeni of l.andaome Hoo?eh?M
K^tur' Tl . -P^r:o, Sulla, Pier and Oral Minors, Eta
mr? Extension Tablfs Buffets, Dining Chatra, French
tedst'niHls.Buresiis, Hair M iliressrs, Palllaa<es, Wash?taniK
W.mlr ilx s, Hool.ea i.--, Enauielled t hamrwr Sttlta, Sofas,
Moekire, Easy Chans, C rps ?, O.is Lhanilellera, Bookiacka,
Xngravlut,s ralnilnrfs, ac. CaU'ilogmia ?ow ready.
TURK, inostlr e,,ns?Kiied fro n the best city manufactureis.
**^ DAVENPORT, tuls day, at 10H ?''look;,ai,1S^
AOtt 1J7 BroaJwav, * well a<s.irtod stock ot Ca'in -t
-,..i Uuiui.siery Goods, ir im iho beat city manufacturers.
We would e ill aU. ntl n i" t'a < n.o. and nartlcuUrly r?^ne-t
atlen'lo'i to tue numte-i anti elegance of the it-me lor the
4nwiuE nK.ro: tl.e m.m and var.ety of Hit-nslon atd .
tfabout lorty) invite attention, aiso several veiv rli tan ly
itrved Bu?ets*od Sldetoardv equsl to any ... tl.e eity. In
Ubrary Furniture we have rich rosewood an<l Wainu. Boo??
MM* s..i r.'tary do . Ta'ie.; some Tery choiee Suits f?f
Smn* it aifd libraries. b*?l>le* a lar?e tt.trol.er of Minilar
.rt|C|.D Tin* line of Clia:ni*er Suits Inoliidet over twenty*
five rleh rosenood and walnut Beheads, elei?nt,?
Waalisiands. Cewim di s, Arniolr.'S, sit le ann amtbl. War '
? Also eirflii new p.!t'*".n e ri'el t.eutre Ta '1 a,
?with pur- statuary marble tops. The tooiis ateoncklilblllon
until time ol' sale. -
WAMELLRD FUBMTURR AT AL'<;TH>N.-WILL BE
sold, this dav, at 10j? oMook, at48 Weat 1 w?niy-el?.h.h
?troet. by OAVID D t?lAN. rielily rie otau-d Enamelled
Bulls, with the eutire FuriilltitOof tue house. _______
Ct COLTON, AUCTIOSBER.?LAROB AND IMI'Oll
J? . tout s?.e. Th" entire '? urntture ol a large hrsfclssa
bouae, lemoved to J?.l Broadway, for cotiven.e'ice of ?a ?.
in. in,i n ' ,.rrrv vailet.' ol emilt froiu basenient to att'e.
?uiir(5liSW?) J??* 7, at It)?o'clock atMSBij d
WHT near Leonard str - t, all tits Furniture ?f a lar^ thr e
Tu.;i lirnise embraein, In isr' H or i l?r?" I'm- n Plate
Mhr irs. Parlor hitlW, t?arp?t?, Oilelotlis, Sola?, Tete a Te'es,
Wardrobes, Booli?a?e?, mafWe to; llresslu; U ?e?'i*t ? r te h
MrfOuth e B'<iste*d" Mini ig and Extension Tib'.* n''i
boards on" Anaoiro I relieh I'laie, full French * 'na.1 * t-hso*
rTler!" L?ce an4 it.ier Cu' tuns, Hair Matt.es-.?, _
rlika^fciuaaaad 0lassware, Mexican Ornaoe'i.n. K. . U a
,'uriSt ire Ac Also Ode four-wheeled hackm.Ki'e t ??< ,
In W,!l -ill Also s number of O.'.lce Desks. Also several
.f twins Machines, balo |? r? opiory.
G^aSSAlft ^"EUofoFLBNlTUBB,
This flay. *i 10l4 o'clock, at i*al<i?ro?n? 141 *Jrt^
Iw?j6?i Llirtjr auaO?*uar ?t?v?U, alsrrfiii jtockof lir tclMs
citv mn..e Work, lor P-rlore eiiambers, l'b^rlJ'%*,|,'rV^"
an Kill- snd In >?'ii-tiaie i aitiela. rail'T .1 iretaries,
Biageri's, ilulT is. Dining Taoles, Mattresaea, Toilet Seta, Ac.
O italoguos at aale. -
HENKY H. LEEDS. AUvJTIONEER., .
'HKNIti H. LEi-.OS A CO. will ?ell at a ictlnn, on
Sat.ir.Uy June?, at I-.', o eloek. at the saiearooin No.
Naassn street. Hott-eli..i?1 Fiiniltjire, eonsistinn ot ltruf?'ls
t Jar tie is cleusaiitsr.e.l nmwiKiJ Hutt,eover?d in four < uii>r
e I h. a** br.ieMel; eleusni eat ved rosewood marble ,op Kt.r
ueres, arved ro?'wood marble top t>ntre Tal)l<A elegant
?ill frsme Oval Miirors, Mamel do., cane<l oak '""'.1
S ill, c .v. red in gr. en reusl earved oak Ji l*b >
maho ;anv Solas >md Clial s, cover, d 111 hf ^ "f
nut murli e ton Centrn Tables, rosewood Suit, in crimson
reps; nit Mantel Clock, oak md lila^.U wnlnul Extension
Diiilnn Table. maUo.aiiy, 'nU. k walnut and oak De?it?. rose
wood marble top llali St. mis. sill frame Oil 1 alntlng?,
painted and enamelled <'ottiwe Suns, n.aho/a' y mnrlile lop
P?er Ta'??v Strsw Mitlns ei, llol-4 -rs and 1 lllow*, to
gether wilh Books, Ac. .Silver Plated Wars, Ac.
B AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Sv ordlf of MfNiiitorit, an ns?<ortin?ttl ol downing, consist
Ingof Coals, Cants. Ves a, Frock and Dress Coais, Summer
Vests, Coata, Ac.
HFNRT ,? LKKDS AI'CTMNKEIl.?^IF.NRV If.
I FED1* A l t> will Mril at aiioilnn, on flat' r ae, June
a wo i lock. In iront oi ioo No. Nassau s i .mi, a line
family Horse, brown l av, 11 ii.-.n Is lilgli, brli.-r d to b per
foctlyiound and kind III nil harm as. Akin d>iors(ilg.
Also a single Hartie.s, nearly new. ^ .
ttMRY H "LEEDS, AUCTIONEER -IIKNRY II.
H *S*ns A CO. w.lisOlUtaiietlon.on Satunlay, June
f1, ,V?v,? k |n rr.,ni..f Ktor- Al Nas-au street, a valuable
L^Ji^rabTe faiuily iloi se. ? I town bay Horse, l'i bands
Md dealrable ram y . t tiarur? n,?| under sad
dlef'uTery I'ss . <ii I ' ' 1 ' " * . r , arrl.te.
TTVwr.v WOOD M i-TTONKKIt -NICHOLS. WOOD A
~g-XJSi Vitxzwa
jsrc choice and rare. ?
Hcunv n arntKNER AUCTIONEER-SAI.ESROOM
?WRYO. " . ? |"ii mii. thl-s dny (Siiurday), ai II
BuU.ta, r*" Csri^i
J.
SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.
BY HENRY WOOD A < O.
SHERIFFS .saLE OK PLOUGHS.
On Saturday Juue 7, at 10 o'clock, at the salesrooms, 460
Broadway, comprising u^argeyugii uuent of
By order.
' JA8. LYNCH, Sheriff.^
BOC1ART, AUCTIONEER-BY B. A J. BOGART,
_ . Satan.av, Jun- 7, at li'? o'ci >ck, in front of tin- .mo
tion roouta, Mo. 1 North Wmum street, Horses, Wagons,
Cans ami Harness, eonsia'ing of one brown Hum,
hand* high; one bay Hors , al.out 1.0)4 hands lii^n, kind in
?II harness, ? g??o-i traveller; aet-s of double Harness-, also
two sprln Furniture Carta, narly n.-w; cart Harness, Ac.
AlfO, one H ,;ii- W.i nil .1 H i tup. Alao, tnp W i
ble for faruera. Hale p?ienipiory. Deposua wlil ue requir
ed from all purchasers.
JBOGART, AUCTIONEER?BY 8. A J. BO MKT,
? Saturday, June 7, at 11 o'clock, at the auction rooms,
N". I N'T !i William street, Household Furniture, consisting
of sofas, Lmiues, Bureaus. Boukcase, Brussels and ingrain
Car ru, Oilcloth, Bedsteads, Beds unit Bedding, Kitchen
i-iirni'.uro, Refrigerator; lino two Composing Stone*, lot of
Type, Cases; lot of Teas, Co dee Mills, Me.
JOHN If. BURLEY, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL, THIS
ilav, at 2 o'c'ock, at 441 Canal street, the contents of ?
largo house, rinioved for convenience of sale, < onsistliuj of
m.iri.ln top Dreaaiiik' and other Bureaus, Plimpton a Patent
ami other Beast, aua, B< oi.cases, Hairac.s, Sola Beila,
Lounges. W.'.ahatanda, War.Hones, Etageres, rosewood Suits
m plusi , brocatelaHd haircloth; Lacu and O.n.ask Curtains
and Cornier a, l'ler, .Mantel and otlier Mltr irs; ? lar ;e vari ty
or new and aeeund hand Carpets, l.xtetta'on. Centre and
oth-r Tables; Uil Palntinga aud Engravings, Oilcloth*, Mat
ing, Cbaudeliera, Featuer Bed.,. Hair Main esses. Pillows,
holsters, Spreads, Blankets, Stoves, Wood, Willow anil
Kitchen Ware. Dealers and housekeeper* are Invited to at
tend. Sale positive.
MO. EDEY, AUCTIONEER.
. MAO vLI'INK .v EDEY will anil this day, at 12 o'clock,
in irontot their salearoo.n,t>4Cedar atreet, oppoaite the Post
otiice, a line May Mare, hands high, warranted sound,
kind and gentle; gco 1 in harness; will trot iu three minutes;
really a desirable animal; a 11,ht Trotting Wagon, built by
Dubois; a set of Single Harness, city made, 'rue whole to
be snlii without reserve, as the owner leaves the city this
afternoon.
Also the following Carriages, to be sold without reserve to
the highest bidder, the owners wishing to realize:?
Beautiful light Coup.) Kockaway.
Turn over seat ftockawaya, of different styles.
Top Buvgles, ugnt and by best makers.
No-top Bit 'git s and Road Wagons.
Light Trotting Sulkeys.
Ll^Iit second hand Coupe Rockaway.
Light reend hand I'haeton, top on back seat.
Sei otic! hand Top Buggies,
L'ght Box Wagon and Ja;ger, With full springs, Ac.
MORTGAGE SALE.?COAL YARD, BUILDINGS, AC.?
W.Vt. BBOTT, Auctioneer, will sell at public auction,
un S iturday, J une 7, at 10>? o'clock A. M., at the northwest
corner oi Ilamrn rilev aud Oreenwlcii streets, N. Y., all that
cer ain Buildlna or Buildups now Us -d aa a liquor store,
coal yard, coal olllco, stables and dwelling, together with all
the Fencing and Fixtures in the coal yard, commencing on
the northwest coi uer of Hamii.cr dev aadGreenwich street",
aud e\t :m!tng northerly al.au tlreenwich street 100 feel, una
being 100 feet in depth. Also tour Horses, four Carta, four
Sets o, Humesi, Olllce Furniture, one set of Coal Scales,
Shovels, Coal Screens. Ac.. Ac.
M. SIIANLEY, Jr., Attorney for Mortga;;ee.
MORTGAGE SALE.?RICHARD WALTERS, AUCTION
eer (Horses and Carts), sells, on Saturday, Juno 7, at
10* o'clock, at 76 Cnual street, by virtue of a chattel mort"
gage, six good heavy dra tight Horses; also seven Dirt Carts'
sola.- Coal Carts, one doivn town Gait, one light Wagon (one
or two scats) several ??-is Harness, Wheelbarrows, Feed Box
and oth *r goods. P. COLLINS, Attorney for Mortgagee.
IlICIIARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL
1\ this day (Saturday), at 2 o'clock 1*. M., the entire Stock
and Ber Fixtures, wlili Household Furniture, of Harmony
Had, No. 17 Centre s'r 'ot. A rnagnitlcent Bur Counter and
Fixtures, splendid modern English Beer Pump, French
plats Mirror, Chandelier*. Glassware, Chairs, Tables, Stoves,
Shelving and other Bar Furniture; Wines, Branuien, Cham
pa-nea at d Ilo! ana G n; Awning Frsm ?; also Household
Furniture, B^da, B 'dding, Bedsieads, Chairs, Tables, Oil
cloths und other Furniture. Sale positive and unreserved;
must 1* sold.
SI VAN WINKLE, AUCTIONEER.?VAN WINKLE A
3. V. INANS will sell at auction, on Monday, June 'J, at 10
o'clock A. M., ?t the yard foot of Thirty-eighth atreet, North
river, a quantity of Lumber, several Sheda and Fixtures,
four Horses, three Tr.ccs, light Wagon, Harness, Safe, Office
Furniture, and everything contained on the above premises.
WILLIAM WITTERS, AUCTIONEER.?BY VIRTUE
of a bill of sale I wit expo -e for sale at No. 454 Canai
street, at two o'clock this da., the following Gooda, to wit:?
Ten oas s (one dozen each) Sit. Ni-hoi's Stomach Bitter*; ten
cases i tivei. ednzsn each) St. Nichol'a empty Blttier Bottles;
live cases (twelve dozen each) Saratoga empty Bottles. By
order of W. W. LADD, Constable.
BlXSC?Xil<AN KO U S.
A~ PUBE TRANSPARENT 8KIN.-A FAIR SKIN, llKE
A a awtet vukt, is "an excellent thing In woman," and
nothing Imparts such a beautiful transparency to tlie 8a
liko envelope upon the coudlilon of wnii'.h beauty depend*,
than OUURARU'S Italian Medicaid Soap. Pimple*, tan,
blotcheu. aud every sup rllclil bleiulsh duappear under Ita
lnlluene', and the Pou.tre Subille la equally poieut In remov
lutriulve hair*. GGURAUD S unequkl.ed Oriental Cream
elicit " the blooin of youth and a aklii ?C,i?l5nVL T> ,
to the pnsae. Found at Dr. GOURAUD 8 old established
depot, 67 Walker atreeU 8oon to he removed to 403 Broad
way.
t CARD-WALTER DAY'S IVORY CEMENT FOR
A. tilling decayed teeth, a: $1 per tooth. Scurvy in IM
gum* and all dental diseases cured. 30 Amity *treet, three
'jlucks west of Broadway.
4 CARD?THE SKIN.?PIMPLES, FRECKLES VV
A. corn, and all disoa*es of the akin, cured by WALTER
DAY, M. D., 30 Amity *t., threu block# weatof Broadway.
B?"TS "S,,. IUKER, JS.. ?
WHOLESALE DEALER IN BOUTS AND SHOES,
No. 43 Warren *treet. ?
CORNS CURED FOR 25 CENTS EACH, WITHOUT
pain ?Buulon*, bad nalla, Ac.. cured at W Ho\\ cry. cor
ner ol Canal street, over Citizen*' Bank, by Dr. RICE, prac
tical chiropodist. Bice'* Annlhilator cure* corn*, buniona,
<c.; price 2S oenta per box.
F~ LAOS OF BEST ENOLISH BUNTING, REGIMENTAL
Silk Fleg*. Spear Head*. Eagl?s SiaflH, Ball*, Oru*
ment* Mlk and Muslin Toy Flags, all alzea, on hand and for
?ale by IIOJEB * GRAHAM, Artist* and Mauulacturers, 97
Duane street. Painting and Embroidering on Silk, Fanoy
Flags and Banner*, Ac.
MB9. E. MOBRIS, LETTER AND CARD WRITER,
Copyist, Ac., at her room*, 793 Broadway, second Hoof.
k parlor. N. fe?To which she has added shirt making
afler the moit approved imported style*; pattern! turnfneq
M~ A.RBLE MANTBLS.-M ANTELS SOLD AT ASTON
mblngly iow pr.ee* at K.LABER 8
t.aut Eighteenth atr*et, ncarTMrd avenue, and S4 Flr*t ave
nue, near Third street, N. Y. Mantel* put up In any part of
the eountry.
Martingale rinos-wblling-s patent com
pre aed Ivory Martingale Riuga superlor to Ivory and
at reduced price*, for sale at ilgn of Golden Elephant, Ml
Centre street, N Y. ____
Notice to bleachers and calico printers -
1U0 ton* of Put t toe Starch, of superior quality, for *ale
by JOSHUA D. EVA.S8, No. 4 Cottage place.
PRIZE VISITING CAltDS.?ON THE RECEIPT OF $2
you can hava a beautiful engraved card piatc, with name
and uity Printed Carua; alao a new and magnificent Steel
Plate Portrait of General McClellan on horae, alze 24x34.
picture alon? worth th? mon?'y. Country ord**r! . ny ex
pres.. FKED K. KIMMhL'S engraving olllce, 99 Na.?ai
s treet. _____
PHOTOGRAPH AND PICTURE FRAMES, THREE
cent* per pound.?Iroi frames, pearl Inlaid, ornament
ed In Ol I -re. Ac ; si! el/.e-. six to thlny-stx Inches. The lot at
th>tenia P**r pound; none retailed. Apply immediately
at Foundry a:iil Urnameutlng Works, Flft> -alxt I stroel, east
| oi 8 ?ond avenue. ? ____
STOREKEEPERS, MERCHANTS, HANKERS, MECIIA
nlca. Farmer., Soldiers, hallore, o.d and jouug, who
read this uotic \ everywhere, ahould net a copy of the NEW
PATRIOTIC SONG. Bv tr.all 10 c-nt.i. Sea advertlaement
under "Muaioal" In fols'paper to-day. Oet a copy.
CTEADV EMPLOYMENT.?PERSONS ENCLOSING 20
O ten IS to W. Hood, l->7 Monroe street. New York, will
be mailed a book containing the secret of an article ol dally
consumption and In great demand, by which $14 per wee*
can easily le made without capital.
rraa obbat blbctbicaL bemedim.
X If there 1* a east- of rheumatism, catarrh, n-urtiKla, dys
p wela or nervousness on the I.tee of the earth we cannot cure,
w. are nrei ared to enter Into b oid* t > forielt ?lt^J. OnrElec
iri al Kemcdies, aenton le-eiptol !?10? sninrlent lorac irelu
most e.?es-io an) part of the wor.il. Adlreas Dl*. Sooit,
Myt-r- r>h?*l?iou * Wordmtu, Re!ifo*ut Physician*, to New
York Electrical Institute. MS Broadway, New *ork. Send
lot circular.
rro HI It HERS.'?TUB HIGHEST MARKET PIU. ES
I paid tnoash, on delivery, for WnnKhteied Hide* Calf
Skins and Rough Fat t<y I'ETEitAAN lDKRal INB, Jr.,
Mil 4dJ and 461 Tenth avenue, between Tnirty-niiitii and
Fti'iiiiH alleeia. M. B?Good aooooimodation* lor slvigh
taring beef cattle attached I" the premise*. Slaughter Hou*n
aceuaiiuodationa lurnishetl free.
rpo CONSUMPTIViM.?YOU WILL GET THE IIBCIBP
1 for a *ur* Cure for Coughs, Coids, Consumption ami
Lung t ompUinis by sending to P. Atlee. Wl Pearl stwet,
N. V.1 he a* litis It free. Write lor It. It ha* cured tliou
aands. _____ ?
UbaHCli FAYETTE H MAGIC LINIMENT FOR HIIEr
ma'latn is working wonder?. Call at DO Fulton atrrft.
I'ri"* 2A cent* per Imltie. Plenty of cetllllcaie* to be seen.
To ths poor without eost.
Ili?t sk-s. BOOIW, 4t., WANTED.
ANY RESPECTABLE PARTY HAVING TWO OB
three Roo>na, loe.tte i above Flrat street, westol Second
avenue, they *|?h te let low, unfurnished, to nn AmeilcBn
and h.s a Ife, can procure a fcood tenant by aditresalng W. T.
D; IIeialdo?ce. _
/MOTTAGE WAXTBD?containing SIX OR SEVEN
\J rmims, with small garden anil p ei aant aurrounrllnga,
In stun* suburb n loc .llty, convenient to etie< t ear* or fer
ri.-ft ilav and ntfht. Would ?*ke leaai' for lliree yesra, and
uliltnotely puiv lane. It agreeable. Rent patrl promptlv, and
then fore must be moderate. Addresa A. D. Bradley, No. 48
Hliieuser wreet, atatlng term* and location.
flOUNTR*.?WANTED, A FURNISHBD COTTAGE,
\J -villi garden, stable, .ve., Ac., near the water, end within
an hour s ride Irom the city. Addrea*. with partlculir*. box
6'H i'eat o 'ice.
rPO LANDLORDS.-WANTED, AT A MODERATE BENT,
I -ond iiooi- of a House, eo,i*.?tliig of four or live
ro m? ivBinly furnished, and naar Thirdavenje. Am
nianeii*. urran;emoal will be made. Adilrcas Walker, He
rald oiiite. ; '
\f4NTE'>?\ Fi'BNIHHBD HOUSE MY A SMALL
X\ ueutMl family, who will take the l est care of the Fur
niture and give go<1.1 reference*. A tamily about > ivinii the
"itVfor a *e?s m will nn I n guod ot en pent by a.lilreasing box
IM ller*l?l "UK*. I
MNTBD?TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS WITH POMB
mauutacturor tor purchasing for <a 'i one hundre I t.r
more low prl- o.l slnufc t .leaded Sj tvliu M ^"'?g
at S-'* an I tipwar l*. Addtea* Wllaon Milicr, \alatie, Co
lumbia ruunty. N. Y. _ .
lirANTED?for A FAMILY OK THREE ADULTS, A
\V furnished tlr<t or s. eon4 rio"r, c nsisling ol ? 1 arior,
two Retlrouma and a Kltolien. In New Yorit or viniiliy. ?le
ling -o pnr In advaooe. Adilre**, staling all pir.lculars, A.
P. U? ;tl I' irk row.
\?rANTiil)?A LOT OF ROUND MATCH BOXES. ANY
II man having llm n<-< es?.try ina< hi tery Tor that purjaJM.
ran *H'ly at 8d anJane atreei, wh. re < oualaut wot a ?l.l
bn given.
WASTED?A MOI'EHN STVI.E BEEI5 ITMI", Wl'l'll
thiec nr lour pnlia, In good timer, for which a i?'r pn e
w.ll be paid, Appl* ?" C. C. OR .UTi, No. 91 Ceaar atreei.
i lor two .aja.
SPECIA.li ROTICBS.
ATA Mass MEETING Ol' TtlE BRICKLAYERS Of
J\ N w York held at Military lld.ll, 1U3 Bowery, ud Tues
day tri'Olas, -li.ue 3, it kim
R' -i w >1, That Hie boss masons of the city of Nnw Tork
be nouhed that Uie wages of the trade be $1 TS (er '11 "in on
andaiVr June y. J. II. WARD, 1'reaiieuL
B. W. Dutilu, Sec-rotary.
DK. J. R. NEWTON WILL PABS THE SUMMER AT
Newport, ?ud u 111 close UU rooms at .12 East Eighteenth
street. ou thf 2 )th iuHt.
PUBERAL OK THE LATE COL. RIKI'R.-A MEETINO
of citi'i'/im irlll be Ii?"ia at the Bvi.ett Ifonee Union
squire, on Saturday evening, at 8 o'clock, to make arrange
ment* lo attend i^e funeral of the la'e Col. J. La. aye lie
Hiker. of the Atiderao? Zouaves. The frlen la of the de
c< ased are inviteil to !>?? present. A. W. Loek*\ood, Chas. I*.
l-';ost, J. S. Scotti Id, M. 1)., L. W. Paikes, U. W. Morton, N.
S. Hunted, Commlt'e.e.
MASONIC?THE MEMBERS OF MKCIIAX1C LODGEl
No. .1. F. and A. M., Hie requested to attend a Spec, a
Communication. at the lodge room, corner of Fourth and
lireene streets, on Saturday evening, June 7, 1362. '
By order, CHAS. C. J. HECK. W. M.
U*o. S ipm.NGlOX, Secretary.
Notice-if .mr. richard bacon, who left
tils situation on the Great W- .torn Hallway, at Birming
ham, about May, 1657, ami who is supposed to have left Ens
land at that tune, wilt apply to Mr. G. M illard, Solicitor, Ax
bridge, near Weston-super-Mare, Soineret, in consequent#
01' the death of his grandmother, Clarissa Loader, Ills brother
and eldest (later, he will hear of something to bis advanta ;e.
Everything has been satisfactorily arranged at Bli'ialugham.
Should the said Richard Bacon not be living. any person
giving certain Information of his death, and whether he was
married and has l-l t any family, and who will apply to tho
?aid O. Millard, shall be rewarded. Dated 19th or May, 1S62.
NOTICE ?I HAVE THIS DAT APPOINTED W. J,
Howell, No. 1)1 Houston street and SI Beekiuan street,
city of New York, sole agent for my Pale Ale. All orders
sent to l>ls address will be promptly attended to. The public
are cautioned against certain designing persons, who have
sureutitlously obtained my casis, and are ttlllng them with
an ale of inferior quality and vending the same as my manu
facture. 1 will guarantee uone genuine unless purchased of
W. J, Howell, sole agont for New York.
Philadelphia, April 14,1862. WM. 0. RUDMAN.
New music, new music.?new patriotic soxq,
just published. See advertisement under "Mutical"
in this paper. Oet a copy.
OFFICE OP the
JSTNA
FIRE INSURANCE com PANT OF hew TORK.
NO. 170 BROADWAY. June 3,1862.
At the annual election for Directors of this Company, held
on the 2.1 instant, the following gentlemen were ehosun for
tho ensuing year:?
JACOB BROUWER, THE0PHILU8 ANTHONT,
RU8SEL 8IEBBIN8, G. B. SATTERLKE,
M. L. MARSH. THOS. C. CHAUUAVOYNE,
P. L. KOULIC13, NEIIEMtAll KNItiUT,
G. C. HATl'erlee. NEILSON RUNVON,
JOSEPH jamison, DANIEL BUTTER FIELD,
WM. WHITEWRIGHT, JOHN H. TALMAN,
JOI1N D. WARD, EDWARD OOTHOUT,
JAMES THOMi'SON, JOHN J. MoLAKEN.
011 AS. H. CLAYTON. ROBERT H. BERDKLL,
FRANCIS A. thompson.
At a subsequent meeting ot the ,iotird JACOB BROUWER,
Esq., was unanimously re-elected President of the Company.
LIVINGSTON SATfERLEB. Secretary.
PALESTINE LOSOB NO. 204 F. A. X -THE MEMBERS
of Palestine Lodge No. 204 are hereby notitiod to attend
a special meeting of the Loi'g i to be held Sunday, June M, at
12 o'clock, at their hall, No. *07 Bowery, l'or the purpose of
paying tiie lust tribute ol respect to our la'e brother, John
Puul Pearson. The members of the fraternity generally are
respectfully lnviied to attend. Oil AS. H. COOK, M.
Wm. U. Bkluh, Sec'y. ,
REMOVALS.
NOTICE.-THE AGENCY FOR TIIE SALE OF GOODS
manufactured by
THE UNION INDIA RUBBER COMPANY
will be removed, on ttie 1st of May next, lrom No. 103 Lib
erty street lo No. 12 Park place.
HY. G. HADDEN, President
New York, April IS, 1362.
PAOFOSAU.
Army supplies.
Orricu or Abmt Clothiho and Squipaob, ?
N ktv York, Mil}'.11, 18ti2. J
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oillce until 12
o'clock at noon, on Tuesday, the 10th of Julie, for delivering,
by contract, at the Depot of Army Clothing and Equipage in
this eltv:?
75,uU) Cotton or Linen Shelter Tents, of the French pat
tern, without poles, but complote in all other respect*.
A sample of the tent can be seen on application at this
odice. Bidders will make separate proposals for tents made
01 cotton ami of linen. One half of the articles to be deli
vered within twenty days and the remainder within loriy
da}* from the date of acceptance of propoal, and to bo ?ul>
ject to ii>8] ociion by sworn inspector*, Appointed by autho
rity of tho United States
Proposals will be accompanied by a proper guarantee, set
tin? forth thnt if the contract is awarded to the party named
therein, ho will at once execute the same, and give tonus lor
the faithful performance of the contract.
Bids will be ,'reelrcd lor the whole or any portion of the
above q iuntity.
The United .Suites reserves the right to reject any bid
deemed uurciuonable.
Proposal* to be i ndorsed, " Proposals for furnishing Shel
ter Tent*," and addressed to
LU?ntenant Colonel D. H. VINTON,
Dep.ay Qnari.rraa.-trr (i. ueral U. S. Array.
ARMY SUPPLIES.
Of not or Armt Ci.otuiko and iQtnrAGB, )
Nkw Yoi;k, June 2, le6U. J
My advertisement ofthe 30lh of May, for proposals for wall
Tents, Axes, Sonde* ami Worsted Lace, is licreuy revoked
and annulled; but sealed propositi uill be received at this
oillce, until twelve o'clock M., on Tuesday the 10th instant,
for delivering, by co.itriict. ?t this depot. In audi quantities
ami at each times as ttefntay be required, Felling Axes
Cast steel, best qualitv, 4!> and SI, pounds. .spades?Two
size*, best quality. Worsted La r?Sky blue, luch wid i.
Samples of which cau lie seen on spp'Jcatlon at thin oillce.
All articles to be inspected by a sworn Inspector, appointed
by authority of the Unlted St ties.
Proposa's will b - ne.'Oiu|>anied by a proper guarantee,
setting forth that if the contract is awarded to the party
named therein, he will at once execute the same, ana g.ve
bond* fcrr the faithful performance of the contract.
Proposals to be endorsed '-Pro!>os?U lorPurn'shina Army
Supplies," and addressed to* Lient. Col. D. H. VINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster to neral, U. S. A.
Deputy quartermaster generals office
PuiLaDKLi'iiiA, May 20, !Hrt2.
PROPOSALS FOR AMBULANCES.
Proposals will be received at this office until Saturday,
June 27, at 12 o'clock 31., for the delivery of (280) two hun
dred and fifty Army Ambulances, to be delivered in this city
on or before the first dsy of July next, and as mtich.sooner
as possible, patterns of which can be seen on application to
this oflloe. They must he made of the best .seasoned mate
rial, and ftt be subject to a most rigid Inspection. Pro
posals for any number less than two hiradred and Stty will
be received. Security for the faithful performance of the
contract will be required, the names of whom will be men
tioned in the proposals. Bids to be endorsed " Proposals for
Ambulances," and addressed to
O. H. CROSMAN.
Deputy Quartermaster General.
ORDNANCE OFFICE, 86 WHITE STREET, NEW
York, May 31, IMS.
TO DEALERS IN ARMS.
First c ats Enfield Kifl- Muskets, in port, ready for Imme
diate delivery, will be purchased, subject to Inspection, by
the United States government, on spj liiatlea to the under
cloned, purchasing officer, IU White street. N. Y.
No other description of arms are wanted, or will be pur
chased. S. CRISPIN, Captain of Ordnance.
PROPOSALS -MEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE BE
ceired up to 12 M. on Mondav, June 1882. at the olllcn
ef the Assistant Quartermaster United Stales Army, for fur
nishing to the undersigned, with a riow ol purchasing for
ihe government,
1,900 S ADDLE HORSES,
to be free from all defects, to he between (6) aix and nine
tears old, and from 15 to 15U hand* high.
MAKES EXCLUDED.
All nnltnals submitted will bo subjected to a thorough ex
amination and Insp'-etion hy a duly authorized agent of the
government, appointed for that purpose. Persons to whom
the bids are awarded will be notllled where the inspection of
the nulmals wld take place at the time of awarding the con
tract.
The government reserves the right to reject all bide deem
ed unreasonable.
Prop, sali will b? received for the whole or any part of the
abov* number of Horses, and they Will be accompanied by
the names of two (2) responsible parties, w ho shall become
security for the faUlifel execution of the contract.
Delivery to commence within (tt) sit days\fter the signing
of contract.
Prop.s{ls will be endorsed:?
"Proposals for supplying the Oove-nment with Worses,"
snd will he directed to C?pt. HKNKY C. HODOES. Aasls
<a1.1 O iart imaswr United States Army, 18 Mercer street.
New York.
Proposals for UAMO -central park im
pnouwit Fund Stuck of lift"?Seated proposal* will
be receive! at the Comptroller'* utllce until Friday. the 27th
duy of Juii?'. 186-', at two o'clock P. M., when the same will
tic publicly o) ened lor tho whole, or art? part, or the >11111 n:
three hundred and thirty-three thousand di>i|c.r.< of tho
"Central Faik Improvement Kund Stock," authorized ly
Chapter 8.%. ot the Lmws of 1*4), and by an Ordinance of the
Common Council, ipproml by the Mayor, April 25, I8C0.
The MM ?touk will near interest at th? rate of nit percent
i?r annum, payable quarter yearly, and the principal will
be rml'VinM November I, 187IC
The pr >po?ale will nt?i? ilie amount of ?lo k denied, and
the ptice |ier one hundred dollar* thereof; mid the pardon*
whoae pro[ina?l? are ioteBled wtll be rc'pili, <1 to deponit
with tb* Chamberlain of the oily, within ill'tocu days after
the opening of the bida, the an m a waded to them respec
tively.
On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts ol th" Cham
berlain for such deposits, the parties will lie entitled ?o re
ceive certificates for c.iual amounts of the par value of the
stock, bearing intermit from the dale* of payments.
Eacli proposition ahould be sealed and cn'loraed "Propo
sal for Central Park Improvement Fund Stock," and en
closed In a second envelope addressed to the Comptroller.
The right ia reserved u> reject any or all of the bida, If
considered neceaaarv to Protect orJ>ri?mole the Intercut* of
thecliv. ROBERT T. HAWS, Comptroller.
Cl'y of Ifew York, Department of Fluancn, Comptroller's
Office, May 2?, 1801.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
the 12th <: V of J one for the purchase of what Hides and
Tallow thiguvernmaBl may have from ilme 10 time to die
pose of at Washington, and which are not already contracted
for.
ltids must atnte the price per pound for green er Kitted
Hides, and the price per pound .for rough Tallow.
The < ontrattnr must lie prepared to Hike away the IIIdee
and Tall' W whenever the government, may require.
Bids d reeled to Major A. Bectwith, 0, 8., U. I. A.,
Washington,'D. C., and eudored ''Proposal*'*
No b d will lie euiertalned unless the bidder la present to
respond to hla bid.
Companiea bidding will state the name of each member of
tho tlrm.
RAILROADS.
HUDSONRIVRR RAILROAD.-TRAINS FOR ALBANY
Troy, the North and West leave Chambers street atf
and 11A.M.. and 3.30, 3 and 10 Is F. M.
LONO ISLAND RAILROAD?CHANOE OF TER
minus ?Passenger depot at James slip and foot of
Thlm-iourth sireet, Bast rtv. r.
Suntmnr AiraMeiiiatt Loave New York MSA. M. for
Oreenp .it. Sag Harbor. Orient and Hampton.
At It A. M . 12 M., and 4:30 P. M. for iyosset.
At 3 :? P. M far Oreenport.
Ai e P. M. lor Hemjieiea I.
1 in and an- r June 8 the mall train will run on Sundays to
Yapli ink. hi excursion rates, leaving Thirty-fourth street at
8:14 A. M.. iwi I returning leave Yaphaukat 3:3ti F, M.
LONO ISLAND RAILROAD ACCOMMODATION?OLD
Snath Keiry Terminus.?Trains leave ut 7 15 A.M. and
31.1 r. M. lor Ol'MB|inrt; II 4.? A. M. ami t 15 P. M. for My
o>?cli; 7 <5. 11 ;t.\ A. M., mnt 3:15, 4:1ft, 5:45 t*. M. for Hcmp
stiad; hourly fur Jamat< a Irom 7.45 A. M. to64.> P. M.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
FOR ALBANY, TftOY, NORTH AND WK*T.
? I M M kK AUUANUKMKNT.
Commencing Tn il'sisjr, May \ 1H12.
For Albany, 10 Si) A. M., Express Man Tram ironi Twe
sixth street station. Kor nil local trains see Time Table.
JOUN BUKCttlLi* AMiatMt Superintends
AJtiusKUHJvrs.
WmcK*
LAST NIUHT BUT ONE OK TUB SBA80N
BENE1 IT
or
MB AND MBS. JOHN HEFTON.
SATIRDAY, JUNE 7. ltt-i*.
Merer acted here, il.e oelelebraied cuimo drama, adapted by
Mr. Lraf-r Wallfcek, anil entitled
FAST M. N UK THE OLDKN TIME,
With new Scenery, by Islierwood;
Original Mimic, by Bobert Stoepel,
And < h.ira'ter Dance*.
Earl of Enchanter, assuming the character* or 1 Tlio
the landlord > f the "Horn*," and introdu Inn I tlve
the popular comic ?oug of "Simon, the Car | < lmr.vter*
lurer;" Aiuen Squeak, the Parish Cleric; Sliu-1 by
drach, the Jew. O'd Gipsy Worn n, lortuu") Mr.
teller and village witch; Tbe t^uakj Le->:er
Doctor ) W.il. ?ek.
Lycurxus Muddle, Ma>or of Newport, a specimen of
the genua Dogberry Mr. Blake
Amen Squ -ak, a Parish Beadle, fa totuio, S xton md
Psalm Singer, Bell rin.er. Ac Mr. Charles fr'aher
Starremoi.be, the Old Miner oi' Mouldy ilall.Mr. Mirk Siuitli
Duke of Utirkliulnm, a?8iii-.iiag the h?r?eters ot tu?
Landlord, the Jet', and the Rat Catcher.. . Mr. Revnolds
Jeremiah Thin, nerving matt to 011 Siarveinouae.. Mr. Young
Charles II,, King uf Ei.xlund, travelling Incog... .Mr. Norton
Dunstable, a atiolliu* player, in love witn SyTvia. .Mr. K.o/d
Balaam, valet to Rochester. Mr. John Scftoit
Joskin Mr. Parfdon
Orulf Barney Mr. Brown
Counters of Lovalaugh, assuming the character , of a
Chambermaid and a Fortune Teller Mrs. Uoey
Sylvia Goldeu, an heiress, Warn of S'.ai ve
mouae Mis* Gannon
Lady Gay, afterward* tbe Wattln ' Maid andSjbilol'
the villas* Mrs. Sloan
Aunt Reb> cca, Housekeeper to Slarveuiou-se and Nurse
to Sylvia Mr*. Vernon
Bell. Barmaid of the "Horns" Mrs. John Sjllon
FASTOBAL DIVBKTIsSMEN I'. Comic Dance, by Mr. C.
i'ARSLOE. Jr,
And the GREAT CUSHION 1>AN 'E, by all the character*.
The whole perfut mane? coin lua titj before eleven o'clock.
MONDAY. JUNE 9,
Mr. WALLACK
will hare the honer of aJdress ng the audience a* usual
on the
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
on whleh occasion two Pla'ya. never actei here,
TUB LITTLE TREASURE
and
BUBAL FELICITY,
combining tha entire strength of the company, will be pro
duced, the erenltig'* entertainments being for the beuefit
of
Mr. MOSS, Tbkasubkr.
Brooklyn academy ok music.
GBANI) EXTRA NICIUT.
COMPLIMENTARY TESIIMuMlAL
TO THE MANAGEMENT.
LAST APPEARANCE OF THE COMBINATION
or
EMINENT HISTBIONIC ARTISTS.
FIRST AI FEAKANCE IN BROOKLYN
OF THE CELEBRATED TERPSICHORE AN COBPS,
MLLE. ANNETTI GALLBTI.
MO?d. TOl'HOFF,
MLLE. HELENE,
MLLK. KATRINE,
who will appear In the course of the evening ia
A GRAND BALLET,
from tbe operatic spectacle of
THE ENCHANTRESS.
On Saturday evening, June 7, for the iirst time In Brook
lyn, the celebrated brilliant an't xatlrlcal comedy of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Capt. Murphy Magttire Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT
AminadabSleek Mr. JOHN UlLBKRr
Charles Torrens Mr. WM. WHBATLEY
Frank Vincent Mr. 011AS. BARRON
Mr*. Onnsny Delmalne Mrs. W. C. GLADSTANK
Mrs, Ch"S. Torren* M'ai EMMA TAYLOB
Emma Torren* Mina JOSEPHINE HENRY
Lady Sowerby Creamly Mi** MARY WELLS
Graham Ai 1?? BROOKES
OVERTURE BY DODWORTH'S SPLENDID BAND,
after which the CELEBRATED BALLET from the En
chantress coiiipt Ising
ANNETTI G.'.LLETTI,
The ncknowledKed rrreat Danseuse;
M0N8. TOPHOFF,
The croat Terpsichorean Artist;
MLLB. HELENS and MLLE. KATRINE,
The young and beautiful Danseaiea,
will appear a* the embodiment of
"THB POKTBY OF MOTION."
To conclude with the Filth Act of Shnksperc's Tragedy of
RICHARD Hi.:
OH.
TUB BATTLE OF BOSWORTH'S FIELD.
Richard III Mr. E. L. DWKNPOBT
Richmond Mr. WM. WHBATLEY
with a strong and efllclent distribution of eharact"rs.
Admission?Drea* Circle, Parquet and Balcony 50 rent*
Secured S-ata 75 cent*
Family Circle 25 cent*
The Male of Reserved 8?<.ts will take place at tho box office
of the Arademy, daily, from 8 A. M. until 5 P. M.
Dooi-k open at 1%; to commence at 8 o'clock preciialy.
Extra notice.-laura keene-s theatre.
MISS MAGGY MIiCllELL respectfully announce* to
tne put lie tfiat, by the courtesy of the lessee, Mis* Laura
Keene, the theatre will bo closed this erotiln , for the pur
Kno of alTordlni! tha artist* rngnged in the production of
i?.s Mitchell's new play, entitled "Fanchon the Cricket,"
the opportunity of a full night lehcansal.
Box office, for the sa'r of tlcxots for Monday, will open at
o'clock, whan seets cuii t.e *ec ired in a lvume.
( HAS T. PAKSLOK, Business Agent.
AAA ?TUE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC IIALL.
Terror 44t h* hkoadway 414
OUR SPLENDID SUCCESS CONTINUED.
THE Ml SIC HALL THE MASSES
STILL TRIUMPHANT.
The only placa of amuaeineut supporting a company em
bracing
ALL THE GREAT STARS OF THE PROFESSION.
TONY PASTOR, TONY PASTOR. ToNY PASTOR,
TONY PASTOR, TONY PASTOR, TONY PASTOR,
the greatest Comic Sln?> r in existence.
GL'STAVE BIDRAUX, GUSTAVE BIDEAUX,
the wonderfully popular Vocalist, from the Ac.id.my of
Muaic.
CHARLEY WHITE, CHARLEY WHITE,
the Monarch ot Kthtnplau Comedians and Burlesque Actors.
L. SIMMONS, | GEO. GERMAIN1S,
the great eccentric Banjolst. I the lavorlto young Vocalist.
J. A. HERMAN,
New York's favuilte, in km beautiful Ballade.
J. PIERCE, the genuine Con'raband Representative.
H. WILKK3, the renowned kasso.
The gloriously comic BOB HART, and his extraordinary
pupil, Master tommy.
MISS ERNESTINE DE FAIRER.
MISS LIZZIE SCHULTZE, MATILDA SCnULTZB,
'J'ho *ri? of danseuse and vocalists.
THE BROADWAY MINSTRELS,
THE BRUADWAY MINSTRELS.
THE GEM TROUPE OP THE WORLD,
and a host of otliere, forming on the whole
THE MOST GIGANTIC COMPANY OF THE AGR.
GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATINER,
GRAND MATINEE, ORAND MATINEE,
GRAND MATINEE, GRAND MATINER,
For the accommodation of ladles and children,
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON
THIS AFTERNOON
at half-put two o'clock.
A monster programme will be presented.
ROilERT W. BUTLRR, sole Proprietor and Manager.
NIXON'S
CREMORNR GARDEN,
Corner of Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue.
THIS MAGNIFICENT AND SPACIOUS GARDEN,
WILL OPEN
MONDAY, JUNR f, 1363.
and continue _
every AFTERNOON AND EVENING
IH'RING THE SUMMER MONTHS.
Musical artists of the greatest celebrity have already been
secured, and it is the intention of the manager to constantly
vary his programme introducing
NEW FACES
AND NEW FEATURES.
NIXON'S
EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
Corner of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street, adjoining
the Cromorne Garden,
WILL OPEN
Moxdav, June 'J, 18R2.
Artist* of great celebrity, and calculated to perform the
frealest variety of entertainments ever offered to the public,
ave been eugaged.
VTIXONS
IN ' PALACE OF MCSIO,
Corner of Fourteenth street und Sixth avenue, adjoining
the c'remorue Gardeu,
WILL OPEN
Monday. June it. 18H2,
WITH OPERA AND BALLET,
by gome of the first artl-'.ts ol the country, who have been
seenred for this department.
NIXON'S CREMOHNE GARDENS.
Comer of Fourteenth street aud 81xth avenue.
Ill coiix<M|Urnoe of the thousand and one applications from
partie* desirous of hii liiK the various establishments cou
nt ced with the Creuiorne Gardens for thu purpo'e of giving
sacred concerts on Sundays, as well as from o tiers desirous
of securing the privil-ge of furnishing liquors anil other re
freshments of like character to visitors, the matisger deems
it necessary to give this nott.?? to the public that the Garden
and everything connected with It iscfoeed to the world on
Sundays, and that no refnphmenw of the nature indicated
can hu procured or will be permitted on the h rounds under
any pretence whatever. JAS. H. NIXON, Manager.
RESTAURANTS.
GREEN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS?BY AARON
LEVY, every day at BIRDSALL 3, Br. adway and < ort
iaudt street ; Oyster Bay, No. 1 CortUndt atroet, ICJ Broad
way. Parlies and families supplied.
Tllh TWO SEVENS?AT THE JUNCTION OF SEVENTH
avenue, Greenwich avenue, Eleventh street and Ham
mond street. Is open for the reception of lodgers and per
manent quests. Ales, Wines, Liquors and Seyars ot the
best [[Utility. 77 Gieenwich avenue. SPENCER.
~ ~ WKDICAL.
?irTr. COBBETT, MEMBER OF TIIE NEW TORE
' University (Medial College) and College of Surgeons,
ndon. can be consulted as usual at 30 Otntr* atroet, be
tweew Chwnhers aud Reade. A practice of 33 years, three
ofwhleh have henn in hospitals, entitles htm to ennfldsnce.
N. B.?See Dr. C.'s diplomas In hli olliee. Private entrance
at Mo. 6 City Hall place. Sundays from 10X A. M. to 13){
P. M.
DR, CHARLES Ll'TZE, OBSTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND
operating surgeon, wishes the ladies to distinctly un
derstand thai he has no rival in thia city in treating all dis
eases of women and children Can be consulted in contl
denc" at hi* private rooms, clfH Broadway, N. Y. At home
from 10 A. M. to 'J P. M.
R. COOPER, 1? DUANE STREET, MEMBER OP THE
College of Physicians and Surgeons of New York, may
be consulted daily at his office, from 8 In the morning until
? Hi the evening.
DR. WARD. NO. 13 LAIGHT STREET. NEAR CANAL,
pays psrticular attention to all compleintaof both sexes.
A private entrance. Office o|ien from 8 e'olock in the morn
ing till 0 o'clock in the evening. Consultation free.
Doctor hunter himhrlf-the physician
who established the llunierian Dispensary, No. S Divi
sion street. New York city, hi 1834, can be consulted from 8
A. M., until ten o'clock at night, at the old office. A private
entrance. Book for nothing.
D
Important to female? -dr. thibre, no 1,317
Broadway, N. Y. Consultation day and evening.
Ladies, mrs. e. munroe, electrician, has
discovered a sure remedy tor female complaints. Con
sultation hours I rum 10 until ft o'clock at 6J Carmine street
Ladies can consult dr po?ve*m, it laight.
street, with ni rivalled ?nouesa on all complains. Be
sure end give Dr. Powers a call, and you will never regret It.
Hours lor consultation from HAM. till 9 P. M.
TJROFESSOR KRSTELL, Itt CHAMBERS STREET, CAN
J. he consulted as usual. A:>nls, ltj)( Liberty street,
N. Y. In Brooklyn, lift Fulton street.
1 XT H. HUNTER, M. D.. NO. 3 DIVISION STREET, N
YV ? Y., since l*M, wires erupt lone of the sfeln, scrofula ta
every form, white swelling, orahltlr, varicocele, hydrocele,
giavel, tistuin, rhcumatisia, acuta eruouio or Inflamms
oi v. >epey UilcuisA
AivaEum.
XTIBLO'S GARDEN."
xN H t'TIETU REPRESENTATION
aid
POSITIVELY LABT NIGHT
or Tur
MAGNIFICENT Ol'BKATIC SPECTACLE
or mi
BNCHANTRE8S.
BRILLIANT hi C.'ESrt
Of 1 UK
YOUNO AMERICAN VOCALIST.
MiSS CAROLINE BIOHINOtL
who will on eacn evening siu<
"LA SICILIENNB"and "THE SKYLARK,"
Received nightly with
THUNDERS OK APPLAUSE
Eighth Anrl la?t weak oi J he ?
SPLENDID DANSEUSE.
AN .'.KIT A GALETTI,
whose wonderful Terpslehoreaa movements entitle her lo
be pronounced the
BE^T ARTISTE ON THE AMERICAN STAGE
Nl(. PETEK KIOllINUS AH OR. MATH AN ASIC A
? NBA' lilUiVlJ b \LLUf,
A NEW MA UEKADB SCENE.
NEW SONGS, NEW DANCES.
magnificent scenery.
SPLENDID OPERATIC CHORUS,
FULL ORCHESTRA
ELEuANT COSTUMES,
SUl'ERB TABLEAUX
AND A
FIRST CLAS8 DRAMATIC COMPANY.
IN THE PROLOGUE,
THE GREAT SHIP SCENE.
Act I.?THE ABODE OK THE ENCHANTRESS.
Act II.? illE HALL Of HuNOR.
Act 1X1.? iIlE PIRATE SHIP UNDER FULL sail.
In active preparation, and will be produce I oa?
M<5nOAY BVENINO, June 0. 1862.
for the first tlinu In An,erica, an Operatic Romance (In three
acts), adapted expresily lor Mm Killing* from Auber'a cele
brated opura entitled
THE SYREN,
In which
Miss RICHINOS and Mr. E, L. DAVENPORT,
Mr. JOHN OILBERT and Mr. P. RICHINOS
will appear.
Admission, Dress Circle and Parquet SO cents
S cured Parquet Stalls 75 cents
Family Circle, entrance on Crosby street 25 cents
Doors open at a quarter past 7; to commence at 7K o'clock.
WINTER OABDEN.
MONDAY. J?:>e 9,
INAUGURATION
Or TilK
SUMMER SEASON
Under the management of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON.
On the date above advertised will positively be produced
the new, extraordinary, fantastic, gorgeous, superb and
thoroughly unprecedented strand Spectacular Burlesque,
by CHARLES G AYLER, en: it led
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST;
OR,
TUB KINO OF THE MAGUCAL ISLAND.
Rein : a
HETEROCLITB DRAMA
Of the
HISTRIONIC AND MAGICAL.
In the course of which the r till glories of the new
FLORAL P8YCHOMANTEUM
will he developed, and the
LATEST MYSTERY
OK
. PSYCHICAL SECOND KICUT
Illustrated by MISS ANDEIiSON.
Th? following entirely now company liava been engaged
MISS EMILY THOBNE,
the beautiful ami talented uurle-a<|iie a-tress, from the Ade 1
phi Theatre, London, ller first appearance In America.
MISS lONil BUIUCE,
the New York favorite in bur eique.
UTILE MARY BULLOCK,
the admirable young an i*t. First appearance at this theatre.
Au'lUSTA AND MARIE.
the.talnntcd twin sifters.
MRS. MARK SMITH.
MR. JAMES BURNETT,
his first appearance at this theatre.
MR. NICKIN30N,
the old Olympic favori'a.
MR, a HEMPLE,
from the Walnut street theatre, Philadelphia.
MR. CHAPLIN.
rrom McVlcLer's theatre, CIiicj^o. Hie first appearance In
this city.
Mr. IIENBY RUSSELL,
Mr. BRADLEY,
Mr. T. Moralis, I
M>. CHARLES HALE,
Mr. C. BURNETT.
Mr. JBFFBIES,
Mr. EVANS
PBOFESSOB ANDERSON.
Mr. J H. ANDERSON, JR.,
Assistant Wuai'd.
Mlsa LOUISA ANDEI1SON,
Mis- HELEN ANDERSON
(Her llrst appearance in New York).
Mlsa ELIZA and Miss KLOtf A ANDERSON
Will also appear each evening.
There will be
A OBAND CORPS DE BALLET,
A HOST OK AUXILIARIES,
And in one scene oi the bpec-aeie
NEARLY &4) PERFORMERS
Will be before the audience at oun time.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
Surpassing anythlnc yet e n on the New York stage,
By Mr. J. E. HAYES.
TUB MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS
By Mr. MOLLEN1IAUER,
under whose direction tlie choral arianKeinents hare been
perfected. In the grandeur of the soenerv, the gorneous
eharaeter of the drceS' s, the superb tableau*, the marvellous
transformation scenes, the Immense processlccs, the novel
mechanical etl'ecw. the magical ine.aniorphoses and the Im
mensity of labor which has been bestowed upon the, whole
production, Professor Anderson confidently assures the New
Vurk public that "Tue Wizard's Tempest" has had no parallel,
and Is the inaugural drama of ltaclurs.
In the course of the drama
THE great WI/.AR1) OF THE NORTH
will return in New York, and the
GLORIES OK THE PSYCIIOMANTBUM,
In their new phase, wtU ullacn all recollections of recent at
tempts at marlc.
Box office open dally from 8 A. M.
Seals can be neon red three days in advance, and should be
obtained immediately.
F
OX'S OLD BOWEBY THEATRE.
Leuti:, Due iui and Manager FOX
HERMIT OK OTTAWA;
OR,
THK SECRET DEBTROTES.
Walter, Father Jean nnd tlie Hermit Mr. 0. W. Clarke
Matassaand Barcbampe Mr. J. J. Prior
Jack Hat Ion Mr. C. K. Fox
Mother Chlcon Mm. J. E. Nagle
THE FELON'S DI'EAM;
OB,
JACK SHEPI'ARI) IN FRANCE.
THE WOOD DEMON.
Leolyn (a dumb buy) Mita Funny Herring
Wllliklnd Hurry Chapman
Una, of Lubec Mlis Mary Mitchell
Clotilda M iiia Denrlll
HITCHCOCK'S
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE AND MUSIC HALL,
172 New Canal street, (one block f.-om Bowery.)
The most miperblv r.ttcd up place in tl.eo'ty.
Acknowledged by thousands to l>? the most elegant Music
Hall ever opened. Tho long established reputation of the
proprietor, and the many yenra exi*rience be luta had, ia a
sutticlent guarantee for the public to know ibat It mu? and
snail be the best and cheapest place of amusement in the
city.
Ten cents admission for four honra' entertainment, where
you can sIC at ease uud enjny a flue segar, a nice cool glass of
aoda and witness the bful performance* ever put on the
stage, comprising a variety and versatility of talent very
rarely to be met with.
ALL OUR PERFORMERS ARE STAR8.
Mlas IDELE B18HOP, the leauUful and i.oompllahed
vo -all*t.
Mii* HATTIE ENOELL, Mira HATTIE EN CELL.
Mias MILLE BIKCll, Miss MILLE BIKCH,
Mis* J. BERNARD. Misa J. BKKNA'iD.
Miaa SALUK MYERS, MUs 8AU.Ii; MYERS,
LA PETITE RACHEL nnd HAOELL.
The abovn talented dsnneusos appear tills cvuuing In beau
tiful bullets, with new and apleudid scenery, magnificent
costumes and ell'cci*.
Mr. Harry Fos, Mr. Johnny Nell and Mr. Blair in laugh
able Negro farccs, burlesques and souls and dances.
Alio the MntilB Brothers in their wonderful acta. The
grentest entertainment In the city. Admission 10 ccnta.
WALLACE'S THEATRE.
Monday, June ?,
MR. WALLACE
will have the honor of addressing tho audience, on the
LAST NIUhT OF T1IK SEASON,
on wlikh occasion two Plays, never acted here,
THE LITTLE' TEE ABU RE
RURAL FELICITY,
combining Hie entire strength of the company, will be pro
duced, the evening'! enter;aj>i"i< nt* being for the
BENEFIT
MR. MOSS, "TREASURER.
Grand popular conckrts at jone^ wood.
This beautiful sylvan rmreat, under the direction of the
uiideiaiFiii.'il, Is now In full bloat. On Saturday, 7ib,at:!>i
? clock, there will be a grand Instrumental Concert on the
grotiuda Tin allAIr has been got up with great tasl?, and
the nmsle i* under the direction or Professor A. Hlrsch
maa, formerly leader of Dod worth's Band. Concert eom
mcnccs at 2)i o'clock. Admission tree. Come etrlv.
J. UOMMERS.
PROORAMME.
rA"T '? .. ...
1. Overture?"Zampa,'' by .....Herald
1. Introduction?"Lobenin-un" R. Wagner
8. Waltz?"Hauimer-Ball Tame ' ....Utnner
?. Polka?1"Musen" W. RhWI
5. Finale fro.n the opera of the "Jeweea" Halevey
?. Ouadrllle?" Ohariv.iri ' ...Strauss
7. Grand Pot pourri?"Idlllen" Neumann
PABT It.
8. Overture?"Oberon" C. M. Ton Weber
9. Walt*?"Helmliacher" .. Lanner
10. Grand Duett anil Fmale (Act 4), from the opera
of the ?Huguenots" Meyerbeer
11. Polka?"Venus" Staasncy
11. Grand Pot pourri? 'The Musical Polyhietar Hamra
IS. Phantasl'', from "William Tell" Roeslnl
14. Quadrille?"Militalr" Btrause
ROOELYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The direction are happy to announce that
MISS BATES
B1
The direction are happy
mtss batsman,
THE QRBAT TRAGIC ACTRESS,
who* wonderful ^P^^^^jSg^pRorAI,
and whose engagement^t^the^Winter Garden waa for
a lucre sal on of brilliant artlatlc triumphs, will appear for
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10,
la ber remarkable embodiment of
JULIA,
ln THE HUNCHBACK.
S?:idSnWA?
Box Book open on Monday from8
Admission, SO rents. Sernrcd seats, 78 cents.
num
TteT""
?"? VSiffoTIOt SUSHIS? *
for the first time In New York. This mat and celebrated
Drama baa been hailed with delight and Immense success in
?" lh* PRINCIPAL CIT3E8 IK TBB UNION.
Trail id sled from the German, by A. Waldeuar, Esq., and
copyright entered by him according to act ef Congress, for
Mi*s M??le Mitchell.
NIHLO'S SALOON.?ARDAVANI'S GEAND CONCERT.
The artist Mends of Stgnor Ardavani propose to give
hlin a grand Complimentary Benefit, which will take place
on Saturday, June 7. On this or anion Mlse Cnrlutta Paul,
Nignnr Hbriglia, Signer Gariboldl end noting Willie Barne*
mere Pin* "-lit appear. l'rice of admission $1, Including
reaerv *Ticket* maj be had every day at Beer *
flohlrn i 1 mu*le store. 7DI Broad***, Tickets purchased
lor Thursday will I e held good thla occasion.
WANTED?FOR THE ARMY THEATRE, A FEW
good people. The concern Is now with the Army of
the Upper Potomao. Address J. I)., Frederick Citv. MX
AKutExam.
Acadbmt or uvmr ^xrvntam uum*l
eix <oiintoPTiv? SHu_?miSe
COMMESC-IMO IftDS iiU>ATNBYT, .Uiue-IB
IMhEN4E (.'"MKIBTaTIuN.
? FULL. GRAND AND < OtiPU iit OPERA*
TWO NEW PRIME iXJMiTE.
A CONUKET by UM ffrtuU UoiUufeilfc.
A ii?rfnrDjAo^ "T Mc. H#rrmijui.
ALL OH OKU A KB THI 8-'** EVfcNUJO.
ADMIHSlJN nftt CBNT8 TO ALL i?Ak'iH.
RMHTed ?'?? ~ud private knai..?.liMi ? ??!
Amphitheatre oecl*
T a sale of >y*ti for tee tra* lUeee Mku eiHMMBnaa on
T .r?ii iv, Jnuo 10, at ttn- Acauety, feer A ?ulktciuaf%> 101
b'OullVa.V liUw Stbtil's, 12 Mall fit r?l.
Norte* mi MeaM can ?,oly be accured fa the may <tas*.
Mr .ILLMAN i.di in>;, on hL? ret'fs turni Europe, t>a*
during hi" al osnue or-ly twenty-four Opera fcjjgbt* >i*ri kM?
?*?S, tnnteua of Uitrir, tut rutiuir -d by ku Icau, h* jp< fc> ln?
furiii ib* patrons of the Opera Uial be wfU give the leicmla
mg
srx iwohts,
COMMENCING ON WEKNKSIAY ME IT. JOHB II.
On Uie conclusion o! whih "? ?ri" lmiaadL*ie?r return tm
Luuiion to complete tbc Important contracts entered luta tm
tli<* f 41
11 is hi? intention to conduct tho ?li nights at th* tummmr
H< u;.,u on tlie i-a system an thai whlrll gate u> n. jcA <atl?
faction in former veam at Oai" ? Garden, vh ntf* tlr <wm
?lne ihe very highest tali nt in the country tu smOnii Vtm
tiv&l KotcrUioiiiflut, iud uQef ii tu tLo uuiiiit At IJm tiwfd
rule of adnust.ioa.
ACCESSIBLE TO ALL CLASHES.
Mr. Oilman baa much satisfaction In announcing that lk?
calibrated prima lonna
M ADAMB CAMTE BOUCHARD,
after a most successful career in the principal Koropeu
opera houiea, and w ho lately ha* been t ir star of the Opera
in N w Orleans, will make her flm appearance la Hew
York la
LUCBEZIA BOBQIA.
He likewise bai 'he pleasure to s'ste tiat
MADAME HEUKMAMN
will make her flrs' appearance on any stage in
THE CHILD OK THE REGIMENT.
All the favorite* of laat aeaaun will appear, Including
MISS KELLOGG, . MME. D'ANdK,
8IQNOB BPIONOLT, ^
SI<J NOR StJSlNI and SIUNOR AMODIO,
brother of'the late Sicnor Amodlo, who, afier having fal.
tilled several h> n.irabf" engagement* in South America, will
make hia first appearance at the Academy o' Music In lit
TKOYATORE.
Conductor and Musical Director Kl^nor A {SELLA
(Late Musical Director of the Italian Opera In Barcelona.) <
On every evening the treat Pianist,
MB. GOTT3CHALK,
will five one of his celebrated Concerts, which will undoubt
edly be acknowledged as a moat prominent feature of the In
tended entertainments.
MR. HERBMANN.
whose wonderful suooess in this country Is still fresh in th*
memory of tlie public, will give ou every evening one of Ua
oelebraied performances.
Weuucfday evening, June II, at8 o'clock precisely,
the tlrst of the si* nlghu- of the season.
Debut o!' the celebrated Prima Ponna
MADAME COMTE BOBCHAKD.
Tlie full and entile Oi>era of
LUOKEZ1A KOKGIA. _
Lucrezia Borgia Mme. C?mte BOBCHABD
(ller lirst appeatance tu New York.)
Orslnt Mme. D'ANGBI
(Her lirst a; pearnnce this seaaon in this celebrated cha
racter.)
Oennaro Signor BBIGNOLI
The Duke ...Hignor 8U8IMX
Conductor und At usical Director Sltni* A BULLA
Stage Manager.. . SignorNICOLA BABUtLZ
In the course of the evening
GBAND CONCERT by
Mr. GOTTSCHAIiK,
w!io will p'av aoineo!' hia most favorite moior.iux, which
will lx> duly announced on lrla arrival from his Eastern tour.
Ai tor the Opera
O.nnd performance by
AIR. HKRKMANN,
who will produce several of tlie most wonderful piece* of blf
dlilerent programmes.
Notick.?Tlie entire performance will conclude at 11.
FK1CK8 OF ADMISSION. m
Pariuet, balcony, drc/aand family circle 50cents
Riserved Beats and seats in private boxes fl
Amphitheatre 25 cwis
Toe sale of scutx will commence on Tuesday, at the I
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 12.
second r.t^htof tlie Opera?Miss Kellogg.
Second ooncert of Mr. Gottachalk.
S< e <nd periormance ol' Mr. Herrmann.
On FRIDAY?Dobut of .Madame Herrmann.
On SATURDAY?Grand Matinee.
EW BOWERY THEATRE.
Sole Proprietor Mr. 3, W, IiinglM#
SATURDAY. JUNE 7, lMM.
N
A new drama of nowtrful Interest, entitled,
TUB IDIOT OF TflE MO' NTAIJC8
Dunclug by XImi LOUISA BROWNE.
The nautical drnma of
THE ANCHOB OF HOPE.
Topreef Mr. Harry Seymowt
And tlie comie farce of
THE OMNIBUS.
The talented and versatile aclre?s,
MiSS ADAH ISAACS MBNKIN.
will commence an engag<imeiit at this Theatre on XoMay
nenU
B
ARNUM'd AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1ML
GRAND IjALA DAY.
GRAND I.ALA DAT.
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
LAST DAY
or THK
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW.
(iKA.Nl) NaIIONAL BABY SHOW.
GRAND NATIONAL BA?Y SHOW.
./TRUE SPLENDID DRAMATIC 1'KRKORMANCE8,
THREE SPLENDID DRAMATIC I ERt ORMANCKS,
THREE SPLENDIU DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
l'ui' the ai-eouunodaiion or the multitude of children, wh^
b?lng out ut school, will throng the Munum to aee the beoM?
UI'ul l the
FIRST COMMENCING AT 1JK O'CLOCK P. M,
TUB SBCOND AT 2>i O'lXOCK P. M.,
THE THIRD AT 7h O CLOCK P. M.,
at each one of whiah that superb dram*.
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN,
will be performed, and in the evening auooeeded kj tto
fuive of
JOHN JONES
or the War Office, a vary laughable entertainment.
The babies on exbiblt:ou to day are tne moat attraotif%
beautiful and intereatlng, including
THK S10U FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
TUB $100 FIRST i'KKMll M CHILD,
THE $100 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
FIVE $M PHEMIUM CHILDREN,
FIVE PREMIUM CHILDREN.
IS PAIRS PKEMIUM TWINS,
18 PAIRS PREMIUM TWINS,
S SETS PKBM1UM TRIPLETS,
S SETS PREMIUM TRIPLETS,
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIE8,
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIES,
100 BEAUTIFUL BABIES,
altogether
HUMANMKOSESUDS,
HUMAN ROSEBUDS,
UNEQUALLED IN THE WORLD,
beiidea the wonder ot wonder*. the
CHILD EIGHT MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING BUT ONE POUND SEVEN OUNCES.
They will all tie on exhibition from 11 o'clock A. M. till9^
P. M., and all the bablea, twin*, triplet* and fat bablea, over
tour year* of aue, from 7 till 8 P. M.
Ladies and children desirous of avoiding the dlaromfarta
of a great crowd will do well u> come early in the morning,
not later than # or ten o'clock, and aee the Muaeem aM
other curiosltie* before the Baby Show commence*.
Alao, to bj" aeen at all hour*, the Quaker, or Wooden Qua
from the rebel fortification* at Centreville, Va.; the giea
Living Whale, the Madagascar Albino*, the living Black Be*
Liou, Living Mamtiio:.'i Grizzly Bear Samson, Living Mon
xter Snake*, Living Happy Family, Living Turtle, Oraod
' Miaria, Ae,
Admission to all 25 cent*; children under ten 18c*nU.
BRYANTS' MINSTRELS.?MECHANICS' HALL.
478 BttOAbWAV, ASOVK UlUHD STKKKT.
Monday, June 2, and every nlghi during the week.
Imtnenie 11 it of Rare High the Hon* Tamer. Horn, 1 '"It
Mir, Emmett. Florence and Dan Bryant, a*
THE RAW RECRUITS. THE RAW RECRUITS.
"I'kc gwoin down to Washington
To light for Abraham'* daughter."
8. C. Campbell, Leslie, Fowler, Gould nnd llllton. In new
Chorune*. Ac. Break n'day Boy*. Tln-| an-o-nl-M.
Black Wizard'* Tempo*!. Plantation Festival Scene, "Who
Struck Billy Pattersonl"
Door* open at 7. Curtain Hsea at 8. Tlekete 28 ceota.
Hail the happy news.
Tim proprietor* of the Parisian Cabinet of Wondefe,
60S Broadway. 633 Broadway.
Next door to Ball A Blaek'a,
beg io inform the pnblio that, bavin? made extensive addi
tion* which v> 111 Startle. Astonish and Astound the world,
they will reopen their emporium of curiosiUea ou Saturday,
Mav Sl.oonslating ol;?
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL.
EXTRAORDINARY, EXTRAORDINARY,
MYSTERIOUS,
EXCITING, BXCtTIlfO,
T11RILUNG, THRILLING,
UNSURPASSABLE,
SCIENTIFIC, SCIENTIFIC.
INVALUABLE, INVALUABLE,
EXQUISITE,
TERRIFIC. TERRIFIC.
BEAUTIFUL, BBAUTIFUL,
GRAND AND ELABORATE,
INSTRUCTIVE, INSTRUCTIVE,
SURPRISING, SURPRISING.
GLORIOUS AND SOUL INSPIRING
REALITIES OF ALL THAT IS
INTERESTING, INTRRIumNO.
MARVELLOUS. MARVELLOUS,
AMUSING,
FAMOUS, _ FAMOCB,
AND TRULY
SUPERB, BUPBEE.
UNPARALLELED.
At the coat of $18,000 the proprietor* have obUlnei free*
Vienna the far famed and renowned .
GBRTU.
The great and only
GEBTU
IN THE WOELD.
Pronounced by connoisseur* to be the very
Ne Plus Ultra of perfection, and
UNPRECEDENTED
FEMINIFE?*BKAUTT.
Open for gentlemen oaly from 10 till 10.
Admiseien
Burn* recited without rotes or books.
? Professor palmer, from Edlnburg, Scotland, will r*
otl? from Burns, in the abNitw of bookaor nntea. Mire*
geces from Ms po?msand work*, at the Cooper lastltote, on
? "ventng of Wednesday nut, 11 th tost, at a o'clock. Ad>
Biu on 3ft ccnta.
"VlvB LA AMERICA!" "VITK LA america "-TO
V night, at the House of Common*. 25 We?t Houston
?treet, win be heard all th* new rat Nstlonsi. Comln and Sen
timental Honga, by the following fal'nte<1 profeasumsls ?
Riley, Conlay, Burrtdga, 8|-auidinK, Brown, Byron, Smith.
J one* aad Robinson.
Great excitemekt in the musical world.?
Sae advertlaament unJor "Musical" In thl? paper. Uat
?o?py.
WAHTED-AJf artist; ONE ACQUAINTED WITH
f T theatre scanery pa hi ting preferred, ami oumpeteat tin
Mint a panorftma In similar *tyle. Addraaa A. D. P. rren.
Jarkson, Mlrh.
TtrAKTBD-POR THE palace OP MUSIC.
Vt Por th* entire rammer aeason, 15 Drat clasa latllea. to
Incroanethe number of th* conrphees for the Cubes Bsl.sk
company. Dreaa** found and th* highest aalarte* given.
Apply at the Academy of Music this day (Saturday), from
10U 12.
HU UTS. SHIRTS AND lono HOSE.
IN
07KEV, theatre*AND CIRCU*.
A full assortment, at low price*.
UNION ADAMS. (37 BEOADWAT.. .

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