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A
THE RKBELUOS.
ttention!
FREEMEN AUOt 8B!
K 41.LY ! BALLY! RALLY !
THE UK ION NOW AM) FOKKVERt
wanted,
FOR THE INDEPENDENT BATTALION
K. V. *. V.,
(Formerly "Eiilunl* Peril us" regiment)
COL. CON 10AT. Commanding,
!.'A?
able bodied men,
To compleie this splendid regiment.
Tlie name U now doing active duty in Yi-rklown uud 0!ou
M?t?r Point. Virginia under the command of Col. Ut?nfort,
iu old experienced Prenoti oilier, w ho lias served in the
Af rican, Crimean and Ital.au vvaia.
COME ONE, COME ALL!
and join this Goips to give iue last decisive blow to neoen
? on I
HEADQUARTERS, NO. Ill Leonard etreet.
R ' ru ting offices?No. 68 Walker street snd 82 Chatham
. st.eet, New York ulty.
CAPTAIN FERDINAND LEVY.
Recruiting otlicer.
About faoe.-nkw yokk to the rescue.?tub
New York Volunteer Artillery, Filth regiment, Col. 3.
( Unburn commanding, now stationed at Fort Marshall, Balll
ino. e. Md., requiring a l'ew more men, Lieut. G. Shatter and
Oi vllle liarns bat* opened an office ai 4(1 Now Bowery, and
sis* enlisting uien for Co. B or said regiment; but few inoro
men are required for this company, whteh It second to
suiir in the regiment. Recruits aro forwarded daily lo the
regiment; pay equal to any in the service, commencing from
dat' of enrolment. Apply immediately to Lieu'. SHAR
ED It or O. HARRIS, 40 New Bowery, between Roosevelt
end James streets, N. Y.
Able bodied men wanted-to fill up com
pany U, Fifty-third lvgitn nt New York Volunteers,
1 osburuti Chasseurs, Col. Gen. A. Buckingham, now in camp
?i the Red House, lU&tlt street uud 2d avenue. The location is
b< autifiR and the csmp grounds delightful, good bathiug,
. Ac.. Ac. Tins Hue regiment Is nearly full, and h Is presumed
will receive marching order in a few days. The men, at
soon as mustered, are provided with comfortable quarters,
good clothing and abundant rations, and pay commences
immediately. The position of acrgeaut is vacsnl, ami will be
-?lien to any one qualiliert that can bring a few men. Re
lief for the families of volunteers given, and one month's
pat in advance. Apply at 04 Mulberry street, corner Canal.
Capt. ALEX. WARREN SMITH, Recruiting officer.
ALL RECRUITS FOR THE FIRST REGIMENT OF
THE HALLECK GUARD,
Coiouel ELIAS PEISSNEK,
Will gel one mouth's pay In advunce ami their families will
receive relief money on being mustered iu.
THE HALLECK GUARD,
Colonel EI.IA.S PEIaSNER,
. Now forming under the new call of the government, to be
ready In six days.
Tina regiment is now In camp at Camp Washington, Staten
Island. Capt. J. P. Batterson iiaa been ordered by the go*
vernmenl to recruit Company A of this regiment, and is
now ready to receive recruits, at 4.80 Broadway. It is In
tended that this corps shall be one ot the lineal in the acr*
Pay from SIS to $23 per month.
Recruits are mustered in at once, and put under p?y and
sent to Camp Washington, Staieu island, and provided with
abundant rations, clothes and good quarters.
$100 bouuty at the end of enlistment.
ELIAS PEISSNER, Colonel.
Headquarters ISO Broadway.
Captain J. P. BATTERSON.
Jis. Shkeban, Orderly Sergeant.
Army and navy claim agency for tite col
lci tionjot back pay, bounty and pensions for soldiers,
l'ensions procured also for widows and orpnans of deceased
soldiers. A. PHILLIPS, 206 Broad way.
Highest price paid for a commission in a regiment ab-ut
being mustered Into service.
CLAIMS FOB UNIFORMS
All persons or regiments having c'alms under the pro
visions of the act entitled "An act to provide for the reim
bursement of certain persons and regiments belonging to
the militia or this State, for cloth.ng or equipments lost or
destroyed in the service of the United States1'?passed April
22, 1862?are hereby notilled to transmit the same, duly verl
fl-d, to Colonel S. W. Burt, Asstsiant Inspector General, at
the Capitol, in the city of Albany, before the 1st day of July
next; it i>elng provided in said act that all claims thereunder
must be presented on or before that day.
The claim of each person must be accompanied by an affi
davit stating the articles lost or destroyed and tite value
thereof, the regiment and company to which he was
attached, his length of service therewith, anil that said
regiment or companv has not received payment or com
pensation from any city or county for their uniforms and
equipments used snd worn out in the service of the United
States; that the clothing hd<1 i qutpuients for which the claim
is made were furnished at tin- expense of the pereon mak
ing the same, snd that he is at the present time a member of
the uniformed militia of the State of New York. The pre
sent address of each person should be endorsed upon his
claim. Iu case the company by-laws of a regiment make the
uniforms thereof the common property of the companies,
the claim for such regiment can be presented in a gross sum
duly verified by the held officers.
Blanks for the presentation of said claims will be furnish.
- ed upon application at No 61 Walker street, New York, or at
the offioe of the Inspector General, at the city of Albany.
LUCIUS ROBINSON,
Comptroller.
WILLIAM B. LEWIS,
~ State Treasurer.
0. A. ARTHUR,
Inspector General.
CUTLER VAN VECIITKN,
Aliaitt, June 16,1862. Quartermaster General.
IN ANSWER TO TUB LAST CALL FROM THE WAR
Department.
STANTON LEGION, '
Colonel William H. Allen.
Wanted?Fifty able-bodied men, between 18 and 16 years,
who bare now an opportunity to Join a regiment organised
- for the Uniteu Stales service tor three years or during the
' war.
Far will range from $13 to $23 per month.
A few Bret class men can get positions as non-commissioned
officers, with a chance of promotion to$bt) per month. There
fore, be early. Bach man, so soon as he signs the roll, will
fee subsisted and clothed.
Norton.?The uniforms are to be of the new regulation
just passed for the United States soldiers.
One hundred dollars bounty and families provided for
during absence.
All promotions to the rank of Lieutenant will lie made
' from the rank and He; and this ri.-e will be strictly adhered
to while in the field.
Capt GEO ROB TUCKER, Company E.
Beornlttnf office No. 3 Broadw ay. near the Bauary, adjoin
? tag the Washington Hotel. New i ork.
McCLELLAN INFANTRY.
Being authorized by the Governor of the State of New
York to raise a company of Volunteers, to be ready iu sixty
-days, I oall upon all young men desirous to join my compa
ny, to apply Immediately.
$100 bounty and pay from $13 to $23 per month. One
- month's pay la advance, according to a bill passed the United
< Mutes Senate, June 3, 1862.
Headquarters, 002 Broadway.
Captain WM. W. BOLES
Late Lieutenant iu Mexican War.
Approved at the United States Mustering Offioe, June 4,
1862, by Captain F. 8. Lamed, United States Army.
AJOTICB TO ENLISTED VOLUNTEERS AND KKGU
1> tare.
onoKM no. 94.
Hxatiqt'ARTKKs. Ntw Ton* Hanson, (
Fort Hamilton, June 21, 1862. 1
All enlisted men of the Ciiiteil States Ariny. now or who
hereafter may be within the limits ot this command, or la
the country around, who are no under medical Uvaiiurn' In
a United Slates hospital, will, without delay, report at Fort
H unlit-.n. on penally ol being considered ues ru-ra aid of
being liable ton fort.iture of sit arrears of p.?y; and all who,
having reported, rhall leave the |K>at without proper autho
rity, will in- considered us deserters, and treated accordingly.
All persons in charge of ho-pl-als within this command
are req tred to send their com alr?-enta, able to do dutv. mid
?other soldiers coming to ttielr respective hospitals, to Fort
Hamilton.
Itv order of Brevet Brigadier General H. BROWN.
11. A. HuroKT, First Lieutenant and Adjutant Fifth artil
lery, A. A. A. O. _
OFFICERS NOW RECRl ITINO COMPANIES IN THIS
city or elsewhere, and who have as yet not at ached
themselves to any organization, may find II to their intercut
to call on Colonel M AR1< iTT S CROFT, at h i headquarters.
Third regiment F. B. Spim-iaV Empire Ungate, 181 Broad
way, N. Y.
PHOENIX REGIMENT.?CORCORAN ZOUAVES-AT
ten ion R -emits wanted to lilt up t ouipauy C of this
aplenjid regiment; havliu- been accepted by the Uoverucr, a
1. w nine- men wanted to liil this - <>nii any to the minimum
standard ; pay from $13 to $2.1 |>er month. one month's pay
In advance; plUb bounty vv in he paid to each soldier wueii
-discharged froin the s - v. |v to c mi:m-nce from data of
?inoluieiit; recruits will receive relief tickets lor thair laml
Iti s when mustered; c.otbliig lati'-n* and quarers furnished
Immediately, recru.ta enr--d n., Lieu:. Carney, 11)6 I hump
?on street, or at the hcadquari rs of tue regiment (Bitty
nluih Rcqlmcni Armory >. over Ease* market, corner of Es
ae- and Grand streets DANIEL <'R >WLLY. t'uptain.
J was 0. Burnt, Colore! Comb sliding.
M D. Smith, Lieutenant ColoiteL
1)IIiK.N 1X RKtllMKN'T?COKGORAN ZOCAVKS?AT
trillion Irshuten.?Rc< roll* wanted for Company I,
Pu esiu reauneot, Corcoran Zoiutvs, Colon. I, Juno* C.
Butkr; Lieutenant Colonel, M. D. riniilh. Tin- aplen 11 1
aompa.y winu ? few able I odi."1 m. it to com plate It. This
WiiiuiliMBt regiment is exclusively Irish. I'll ? n!\ m. n o
tbe rescue of the bravo Corcoran, now lnoureeraied In a
?'Southern prison. Ov hundred dollar* bounty wh' U honorn
blv discharged; Ilia famlli. * of volunteers provided fur.
Ftp end <1 quarter*, rations an.I clothing fuin.ah. <I immediate
ly Pat tioin $13 to $J't |.er month, to commence fisim . out
ol ? or i mailt. Arotisr Irishrm n, anil defend tin- c nun ty of
yn-r sdopiion. Bivstmre Its law* ami uc l be nr. Recruiting
? II. c*..|mjii dslly, at John Le.a, corner of Third street and
Pirst sicnne; James CI ir.-?. corner of Forlv-'-lxth strc t
?nd Eleventh avunue, and at lie idiiuarteia On "month's
pay in advance. EUGENE HL'I.LIVAN, Captain.
johm Coi.i.iks. First Lieutenant.
1 > Kt RL'ITS WANTED.
J|\ For t ou.pnny F, Fhmnii regiment.
I his msculliaent Ir ah legimeM. nrsnnixcd by COLONEL
4'OKl OKAN, should b- the grand rallying point for all true
-It .sliinen who wish to serve their country.
The Pho-nix legim.'tlt. t.'or or.m Zo at e?. Is th Fourth
res ment ot the Empire (trig* le, Mr Sadler Urn ml Spin..la,
?in will lie commanded by Cot. JAMES 0. Bl'RKK.
The officera of this regiment were instructed by Colonel
Corcoran before hla departure for the seat of war, and seve
ral <?t tl.ein eerred under him during the memorable three
tnontha eampalgn.
Visiters, rations and rlothing f nmlslied si soon as mns
? toted in. Pay from $19 to $33 per annnlb, to eetunirncc from
?ate of enrolment.
$100 BOl" NTT
wheo discharged from the ecrrke. One month'* pay In
advance.
Relief ticket* will be giT-n to soldier*' families.
Kcuruii* will be received at th- following place*:?
Dentils Burns', "timer of Nineteenth street and First ave
nue; at Patrick kforphv's, corner of Second sr. nne and
Thirty-second street; at James Burke'*, 07 East Forty-fourth
?Ireel, Wm. McKeon, 140 Mnlbeiry str. et, an 1 ?t headquar
ters of this company. BERNARD O HKILLY, Captain.
M. K. O'Ki *rn, First Lteutsinsnt.
X> KittcTfa W AN TED?FOR CAI'T EARLY'H iNDE
Xs pendent Company, for Hen ml Bp.Yiola's Brigade.
C.ipt. Lar.y, lata Lietitot snt In Gen. Fieinnnt's division, has
Jatclv com" down irmn Petershur., Va , ami has ne-n 19
year's service In the regular service of the armies of Europe
and America. He Is commencing to ml up Ills con-puny and
want- a few able bodied men, between the a. e* of 19 ami W
years. He also wishes two Lieutenant*. No otllcer need ap
ply unless he can piss tb. requisite eta -liistion. lie also
wants the non-com mission"! oHlcm* in the .ante company.
Hi adqi'artrrs, corner ol James street end New Buttery.
SHPINOLAt
EMPIRE REMADE.
Captain JatnesJ. Byrre. of tl.a "First Fire /.oi.aves," hse
?lug wn authorised to enrol a .-nm|atny for this o, iga.le, has
s^tenc.l a recruiting office at Lafayette llall, 417 Broadw ay,
This i.s a splendid Opportunity for the members of the
4,Fn *? Fire Zouaves" thut ate again desirous of leaving for
the seat of vtar. Comfortable quarters, stib-lsea.e and
.niotbitig furnished as soon Hsmnstevd in.
p.it $43 net" month, to date from day of enrolment.
$II>i bounty when the war is over.
Applicant* for ndn-comnilsetoned offices should apply
wat v JAMBB J. BYRNE.
7 Recruiting Officer,
Lafajetta Hall, 8fti Broadway, New Tork.
CI'INOLA'S BRIG ADR-WANTED, FORTT ABLE
O bodied men. lo form a company to tie attached to Hplnn
to s Brigade. Pay. from $13 to $?. to comment* upon day
?t aoiisiinenl. Go thing iM subsistence furnished upon
TUB BEUBLLIOV.
gl'INOLAS gUPIKE BRIGADE
am Jacob Woi?*ey having roooived authority to rnrot
a Compauy for thi* briuaue. baa opouod a recruitiug oilico at
th? 4 iry Orwirt," 72 Kim ?tr?*?i.
ThU i? a *pl ud ti opp .rt inity for the m?rai> rs of the
Pint Fire Zouuve? who are a^ain deairouti of leaving for the
neat of war.
Comfortable quarters, subsistence and clothing on enrol*
in? nt.
J'a> <13 per month, Bnd $100 bounty when thf war Is over.
Cutnpetenl yuan* men desiring non-commissioned uUluea,
Should apply early. Capudn JACOB WOLSEY,
Rec ruiting Oulcer.
"Ivy Green," 72 Elm street, N. Y
STANTON LEGION,
COL. WM. H. ALLEN.
16 RECRUITS WANTED
Immediately for Company K ui tins Legion.
$3 bounty paid the recruit us aoon as he la mustered in,
tllM bounty will he paid as soon as h? Is discharged. Pay
from $13 to $23.
Enlistment for three years or during the war, unless sooner
discharged.
Belief tickets Issued to the lamities of the men eulistlag.
Promotions made from the rsuk and tile.
SERGEANTS WANTED?Apply to
Capi. LE ti ENDUE.
Corner of Y\ est and Cortlaudt streets, Or
St X77 Grand sire, t. New York.
First Lieutenant UEO. O. BROTHEKTON,
17 Crosby street.
Second Lieutenant HORACE B. THOMPSON,
ieU Broauway.
TANTON LEGION,
COLONEL WM. H. ALLEN.
ONE MONTH'S PAY IN ADVANCf
a.ter being mustered In the service.
RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOB CO. A.
This company Is nenrly full and wants but tew men to
complete It. Good r.-tions, quarters and uniforms furnished
as soon as inustereu into service. All promotions to rank of
lieuleuani made front the rank and tile.
ONE MONTH'S PAY IN ADVANCH.
The evidence or Colonel Allen's treatment of his men in
the First regiment Is sufficient guarantee U> persons enlist
ing in this command.
(100 bounty and relief to families of all volunteers.
Apply to W. H. J EN NEB, Captain Company A, Recruit
ing office 273 Spring street.
S'
.s
TANTON LEGION,
COLONEL WM. H. ALLEN.
ONE MONTH'S PAY IN ADVANCE
After being musiered In the services
RECRGITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOB CO. O.
This compsny is nearly full and wants but few men to
complete it. Good rations, quarters and uniforms furnished
as soon as mus ered Into service. All promotions to rank of
lieutenant made from the ruuk and tile.
ONE MONTH'S PAY IN ADVANCE.
The evidence of Colonel Allen's treatment of his men in
the First regiment is sufficient guarantee to persons enlisting
in this command.
(100 bounty and relief to families of all volunteers.
Apply to DAVID TUOMEY, Captain Comp.iuy G, Central
Hall, 174 Grand street.
STANTON LEGION,
COLONEL W. H. ALLEN.
Wanted, for the above corps, ten lieutenants, In good stand
lug. Those having been In actual service and received an
honorab e discharge preferred. A certificate of examination
will be required to obtain a position. Apply at headquar
ters, Central Hall, Grand street, or to Capi. GEO. TUCKER,
No. 3 Broadway.
STANTON LEGION, COLONEL W. H. ALLEN.-RE
emits wanted immediately for Company F, Stanton Le
gion. This companv is neurly full aud requires but a few
men to complete it.* G- od quarters, rations and uniforms of
the regular army furnished as soon as mustered Into the
service. Promotion to the rank of lieutenants made from
the most dcse.viiig non-comiiiisgione-1 officers ami privates.
The evidence of Colonel Allen's treatment of his men In the
First reginieut is sufficient guarantee to persons enlls'ing of
their being properly provided for. Relief Tickets furnisned
to families ol soldiers. Apply to CUAS. A. DU McULIN,
Captain Co, F, 174 Grand street, Central tlalL
STANTON LEGION.
Recruits wanted, to complete Company D of this regi
ment, now forming under the late call for volunteers, and
commanded by Col. Wm. H. Allen. All promotions while
the regiment is in the Held will be made trom the most de.
serving nuii-commissioued ollioers and privates. This rule
will be strictly adhered to. Good quarters, abuudarit rations
and handsome uniforms Immediately provided, and the com
panv wiU be under the command of officers who have seen
active service in the Held. Non-commissioned officers of
abi.ity an I experience can obtain positions by making im
mediate application. Relief tickets issued, #100 larunty at
the expiration of tne war, (2 bounty and $13 (one month's
pay) in advance, to be paid as soou as recruits are mustered
mm service.
Apply to Captain ISAAC L. TAYLOR, 124 West street,
corner ef Dry, recruiting office.
Osobjb K. 1-obtim, Lieutenant.
STANTON LEGION?WM. H. ALLEN. COMMANDER.?
Fifty able bodied men are wanted for Company H, Stan
ton I.egion. Application can be made to Lieutenant P. E.
McTighe. at 668 Second avenue. >22 First avenue and 144
Baxter street. One month's pay given in advaaoo. Cloth
ing and subsistence Immediately furnished.
P. E. MoTIQHE,
First Lieutenant and Recruiting Officer.
UNITED STATK8 MARINE CORPS.
Wanted, tor the United States Marine Corse, able
bodied, unmarried men, between the age* of 18 and 40 years,
not less than 6 feet 4)4 Inches high, and of good character.
Soldiers serving in this corps perform duty In Navy Yard,
and on board ? jasela of war.
This corps otfers superior Inducements to young men who
are anxious to serve their country and see the world. One
hundred dollars bounty on recelringan honorable discharge,
with a certainty of making plenty or prise money.
Pay from $18 to $24 per month, with abuudauoe ?f good
clothing, board and medloal attendanoe when etch furnished
by the government.
Apply at the rendezvous. 18 Bowery, or at the Marine Bar*
racks, Flushing avenue, Brooklyn.
A. OAKLAND, Major Commanding.
WANTED?A SUBSTITUTE FOR THE TWENTY-SE
TT toud regiment, N. Y. 8. M., stationed at Harper's Per
ry, to set re until August 28.1882. Apply immediately at
olilce or Bradiey, Mills and Woodbull, 74 Wall street, or at
42 Fifth street,
1ST BATTALION NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
COLONEL DODGE
Men wanted, for tuts hue cavalry regiment, now in service
at Norfolk, Va. Start immediately. Pay and subsistence
from dote of enrolment. Those desirous of joiniug, apply
Immediately to First Lieut. THUS. FAIRORAVES,
Late Adjutant First Fire Zouaves. Recruiting Oilloer.
Headquarters 000 Broadway.
(T>i)AA REWARD-TO ANY ONE WHO WILL FUR
qpOUU nlsh by the 1st oi July, Tor a cavalry regiment
now in the held, 109 good men, or $3 per man for every one
iuuster*d in by the time specified above. For full particu
lars address A. B. C., box 196 Herald office.
A
MATRIMONIAL.
YOUNG SPANISH DON. OF GOOD PERSONAL
appearance, lei-Ill cut and well educated, be ng desi
rous ot spending his tune agreeably, would he pleased to
make the acquaintance of a charming young lady, uot over
26 years of age, of respectable parentage and amable dis
position, with a view to matrimony. Ad-lre-s (strictly con
udeniial) Don Santos, lieiald Office, lor the next live days,
enclosing carte de visile.
A GENTLEMAN. ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF TWENTY,
temperate, with fatr prospects, needs a wife. She
must be pietiy and educated. Answer, enclosing carte tie
viaite or giving p rsouul description, age. height, Ac. Ad
dress M. D., U mid o:lue.
Vf ATRIMONIAL.-A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS DE
XTl sire, the itotiuainlanoe of a young lady, not over 26,
matrimonially inclined. A modest working girl preferred.
Adtlrc-s Alexander Noli, box 66 Broadway Post office, for two
ASTROLOGY ?
A BONA FIDE A.STHOLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE
can depend on, is Mine. WILSON, who tells the object
of your visit as soon aa von eni-r. Sne tells the past, pre
sent and future oi your life, and warns you of danger*, and
brings sucee-M out of the most perilous undertakings. N.
B.?Celebrated mngtcoharms. No. 1*9 Allen sirr-u, between
House n and Stamen sir. els, over the bakery. Charges lor
ladies and geiitieiu n. id cents.
I STONISUING!?MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
A daughter, I as a gilt oi toresi III; tell- n >tv soon and
l.ow often you will marry, and all) on wish to know, even
your very ibo gbts, or no pay. Lucky charms free. Her
equal is not to be found. II- r Marie Image is now in full
operaiion?184 Ludlow street below Houston, i'rioe 20
corns. Gent.emeri not admitlad.
CVORAA SEAMAN, INDBi'BNDENT CLAIRVOYANT,
J has removed ireui Jiiun >n street to 161 West Twentieth
?treel, betw-en Seventh and Klguth eve titles, Consultations
on all subueta. taitu medical and buaiueaa, day an i rveulng.
161 Weat Twentieth s, rest.
Madame kstkll, seventh daughter, iia.s a
g.ft of foil shut; tolls all you wlshtoknow. Can le
eonatlitei! on lore, marrl.ige, losses and business. Lucky
numbers ami charm*. Satisfaction guarantee'. Ulktu. S
cents, gentlemen, 80Cents. 126 West Nineteenth street, be
tween seventh and K-ghth avenues.
Madame ray is the best clairvoyant and
asitologisl in this city. She tells your very thoughts,
Slves lu-ky nurab-rs, -auscs speedy martluges. No. 2GJ
eventb avenue, near Twenty-seventh street. La-lies 2j
cents; gentlemen 60 cents,
MI8.S DAV18, THE BEAUTIFUL, ACCOMPLISHED
Canadian (.1, sy, cau lie con suite I oh all buslnea-, at
648 Greenwich air. ei. Give Iter a c ill, and judge of her abili
ty. Ladles 26 cents; gentlemen 80 cents. Lu- ky numbers.
Confldeiiilal iett-is written.
MISS FRANK. THE GREATEST ASTROLOOIST AND
Doclrraa uow living, can be consulted on love, o.i ?
ria.r, losses and business. Gentlemen an l ladles should
not fall IO call on Hits (lifted lady ; she guarantees aatl-fa--..
lien. Removed to 93 Benk street.
Mrs. addiv banker, medical and business
Clairvoyant an-l splillual Me-llum, continues to give
satisfaction to her numerous visitors, dsy and evening.
Rooms 619 Fourth street, lour doors weft of Broadway.
NH ? WHO HAS NOT HEARDOFTHE CELEBRATED
. Ma-bit-i J REWSTEIt, who has removed to ItV Thli ly
eighth a-1 eel, comer of Sixth avenue, over the bakery, and
who can be cousulted With entire satisfaction* 8b" bus no
equal. Slio tells the name ol future wife or husband; also
thai of her visiter. If you wish trut - give her a call.
PROFESSOR LISTER, ASTROLOGER, 26 LOWELL
stae- t, Boston, Macs. F e, oral, 60 cents. A few -ill-1
tlnns miaweie-1 by mail -or M -ants, in si imps. A brief
wilt cn nativity, $1; all through life, lady's, $.1, gentle
man a, $8.
The greatest WON MB in the u-h.m.d is tub
young nit I aecufnpl liseu Madam-- HYllu.N, from I'arls.
whoe-ui b ? oonsttlte I with the strictest confidenre on all af
faire of lite; rcs'-ne- Irunken ami iiuI'mIIIit ill liusban-ls; has
a seeiel to mak - yon beloved by your heart's Idol, and brings
together loos-- long -eparat-d. La-lies 26 cents Kesldeno
90 Thin! areniM , abov ? Tw elfth atreet.
It' HO WOULD Nor go WHERE FORTUNE ISf-OO,
VV ye, SIM- Miss WELLING ION. the great English Pro
phetess, the l-e-t - f ai:. unit .-.1111101 - e excelled. Can be con
sul-".!, personalty 01 by le ler, on all aifmrsot lite, - -mo?rn
in_ law suit., Join n- y-, absent Mends, lore, -mm ishlp, mar
riiig". health, wi alth, and who ran reclaim drunken and un
faithful husbands MLS W. L the only pei Son in this city
w no I.a* the genuine Roman an I Arabian ia lam.ins for wye,
good Inch an-l all buslue.s ml"-Irs sn 1 a.-o guarant-cs for
life. Delay not to consult this n "ira ly glft'-l nnd bea-itirul
young lady. Lu-ky numbers ilven Highly resp--- la Ye
eity r Terences. Can b- seen at har residence, 191 Sixth are
i?k bowery, near broomb strbrt.-madamk
,U?J WIDGER) Clalrvoyasl end filled Spanish lady, nn
?11* the mysteries of futurity, lore, mstrlage. ebsent
tends. sickness; prescribes medicines for ell diseases, tells
Mfcy numhor*. property lost or stele*. to.
taiFPiau.
IOND0N EXHIBIT IO
X HE.URN PICKETS, LONDON AMD BACK,
first class ?!??/)
Tjurd !?,?., . . , . . . . . . . . . . .
Steam weekly to Llv, rpool, touchiu ? at tiu?ento?n (Cork
Harboi).?The Liv, , uoo , X w York uod PbOadclp . .1 8 am.
?bu> Company luI>? iid d spat hiug their full powered Clyde
built iron steamships us follow s:?
ETNA Saturday. June 28
OLABGOW .-u? iirdav, July 5
CITY OF BALTIMORE Satur ay, July 12
au : every succeeding Saturday, at noon, front pier 44 North
river.
HATKB or PASSAGS.
First cabin $75 Steerage $30
" to London ?0 "to London 33
'? to Parlii 85 " to Parte 58
" to Hamburg.. 85 " to Hamburg 35
Passengers also forwarded to Havre. Bremen, Rotterdam,
Antwerp, Ac., at equally low rates.
Rates from Liverpool or Uueenstown:?First rabin, $73, $85
end $1U5, Steerage )'iom Liverpool, $40; from Cueenvtown,
$30. Ttokels can be bought here at these rates, enabling
people to send lor their friends.
These steamers have superior accommodations for passen
gers, are strongly built iu water tight Iron sections, and
carry patent lire annihtlators. Experienced surgeons sru
atiacbep to each steamer.
For further information apply In Liverpool lo W11X1 AW
INM AN. agent, 22 Water Street; in Glasgow to ALEX. MAL
COLM, No 5 St Enoch square; in Qu'e ? onn to 0. A W.
D SEYMOUR A CO.; In London to EIVES A MacEY, 61
Ring William etreet; In Paris to JULES DECOUE. No. 6
Place de la Bourse: in Philadelphia to JOHN G. DAI.B, III
Walnut street, oral ihe company's uffl. es.
JOHN U. DALE, Ageut, 15 B.oaJway, New York.
N
EW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP
GKEAT EASTERN,
Waller l'alon Commander,
Will be despatched
mo* Liverpool. rno* sew roitr.
Catling at (jueeustown. I Salurdsy -July 28.
Ti esda July 1. 'fur* ay us ie,nucr 9
Saturmy August 16. |
riKiT CABIN.
From $95 to $135 each berth, according to the sire, situa
tion sn l accommodation of the Stale Rooms, all having the
same privileges in the Saloons, and In regard to meals and
tufa net). Sottas of apartments for families ntsy bi
^ragm M ^v speoc lal agree men t.
? S FOR THE VOYAGE to and from LIVERPOOL
AT A FARE AND A HALF.
Servants accompanying passengers, and chlhlrenu nder 12
years of age, half lare; infant free.
SttCOMI CAKI*.
State Room berths, meals served at separate table...... .$70
THIRD CABIN.
Intermediate Slate Room passengers found with beds,
bedding, table, utensils and guod substantial food $50
STKKKAUS.
With superior ?cromm<dat.ou? $30
Knob passenger allowed 20 cubic feet of baggage. An ex
perienced surgeon on board.
For freight and pas-age apply to
CHA8. A. THITNEY.
At the oil!cm M >. 26 Broudway.
HOWLAND A ASP1X WALL, Agents.
For Liverpool and London ? tapsoott'S
Line.?Ship JOHN J. BOYD, st pier No. 6 North river,
sails !or Liverpool June 30. Ship AMAZON. at pier 10 East
river, sails for London June 30. For passage at low rates
apply to TAPSCOTT A CO., 86 South street.
The kobth German lloyds- steamship bre
MEN. U. We. scl , commander, carrying the United States
mail, will aall from pier 30 North river, foot of Ghaut beta
?licet, on
SATURDAY. July 5. at 13 o'olock M.,
ron
BREMEN. T1A SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passengers to
LONDON,HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND B BE MEN,
gt the lollowlng rates:?
For the first cabin, $100; second eabin, CO; steerage, $35.
For freight or A CO i ^ Broad xtreet.
Hamburg American packet company.-steam
to London. Hamburg. Havre and Southampton. The
favorite first class and elegant Iron mail steamship KA
VARIV, E. Meier commander, earning the United States
mail, siti's from pier No. 21, North river, foot of Fulton
street, positively on Saturday, the 2-"th June, and takes pas
sengers for London. Hamburg, Havre and Southampton at
tlu* following rates:?
First cabin $100
Se ond cabin . 60
Steerage 35
TheTEl TONIA ?1U succeed the BAVARIA on July 12.
For passage apply exclusively to
C. B. RICHARD A BOAS,
151 Broadway, New York.
Arrangement commencing july i, lm
FOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
A first class steamer will leave New York ou the 1st, 11th
and 21st of each month exoept when these dates fall on
Sunday, when the day of departure will t>e on the Monday
lollowlng.
? - .... onice, No. 5 Bow
For freight or passage apply at the only onice No. 5 Bow
ling Green. D. B. ALLEN, Agent.
17IOR NEW ORLEANS.?THE UNITED STATES MAIL
? steamship MARION, J. D. I'htllips, United Stales Na
vy, Commander, will leave pier No. 4 North rlier, for New
Oilcans, on Wednesday. July 2, at three o'clock P. M.
i'&MAfle $75.
For?i ei?,ht, of which a limited quantity will be taken, or
pa.sage apply to 8POFFOB1), TILESTON A CO.,
29 Broadway.
F
OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The first class United States Mail Steamship
CAPTAIN SAMUEL HOFFMAN,
will leave pier No. y. North river, for New Orleans, on
Will tVBTO W4VTI Alt'. 27. AM 471 tU 11VCI. * U| ?CW VI ICatlS, OU
Thursday, July 3. at 12 o'clock M. Freight received on and
after Monday. For freight or cabin passage apply to
H. B. CROMWELL A CO., 83West street.
L'UK NBW UKLbAHo DIRECT.?THE UNITED STATES
J; mull Steamship CREOLE will leave pier 13 North river
oa Tueadajr. July 15, 1352, si twelve o'clock anon preclaelv,
for New Orleans direct. For freight apply to LUDLAM,
HE1NBKEN A CO.. 115 Broadway.
rPA88BNGER3 FOB NEW ORLEANS?ONE OF
the most deairable bertha on ateaniahip MARION for
New Orleans July 2 will be sold by the undersigned at a re
duction from the regular price if a; pl ed for immediately.
CARTER A HAvVLKY, 41 Broad street.
OIsOTHlHG.
A RARE CHANCE.?$13,000 WORTH OP CAST OFF
Clothing wanted, within a month, lor New Orleana La
dies and gentlemen having any of tbe above to dispose of
can receive the following prices:?From $6 to $30 for Silk
Dresses, from $3 lo $15 for coats, from $1 to $5 for Pants.
Also Shawls, Clocks, Carpets, Furniture: the highest prices
paid. Please call on or address a note to B. Mints, 233 Hiith
avenue, near Eighteenth street. Ladles attended by Mrs.
Mints. Orders from Brooklyn or Jersey City O'inctuallv at
tended to. . Please remember the original B. Miutx, 283 Sixth
avenue.
An extba price will be paid for ladies
and gentlemen's Cast Off Clothing, Cariieta. Jewelry
and Furniture for New Orleans The undersigned has re
ceived a large order, amounting to $25,000, for which he
guarantees to pay the following prices for each article ? For
Iron
SUk Dresses, Irom $5to $31; for Coats, from $3 to $16; for
Pants, $2 to $0. Pl< see call on or address by note J.
A.N 11 ALT, 15-' Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and
Tw.niy-lirat streets. Ladias attended lo by Mrs. Anbalt. N.
B.?All business transacted oonttdeiulally.
* TTKNTION-?LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, IF YOU
J\. wish to meet with s fair and honest dealer, lo dispn-e
of your cast o.l clothing, carpets, furnltme and Jewelry, me
best you am do le to sen 1 a note to the well known dealer,
F. Harris, 156 Seventh avenue, where you wilt be dealt w th
U> your satisfaction, for silk dresses from $t> to $30, fc cons
from $4 to $16. for pauli, from $1 to $6. F. IIAKKIS, I'd
Seventh avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-first meets.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Harris.
At the original well known dealer, h
HARRIS'S store, itii Set en 111 avenue, between Twenty
flr?t and Twenty-second sueeta, ladles and g ?ntlemeu can
dis|Kwe of their cant > ir Clothing, Carpets ai.U Furniiure, at
the utmost value, and no humbug as lo offering numerous
price* anil then trying to get them for half the value, as
Csctleed by other high offers. Flense Oall or address and
convinced. Lad.en attended by Mra. 11. Hands.
AT THE NEW STORE, 114 THIRD AVENl'E. LADIES
and gentlemen can dispose of thctr Cast Off Clothing.
Carpets. Furniture, A. I guarantee lo nay for Dresses trom
1 arpets. Furniture, Ac. I guarantee to pay lor urease* irnin
$0 to f.'hl, for Coats from $4 to $15, for Pants from $1 to $A
rleaae do not forget to call on or address 0. MISH. 114
Third avenue, near Fourteenth street. Ladles attended by
Airs. Mi ah.
AT NO. 353 BO WERT.?H. ROSENTHAL, HAVING A
area' ,t-slre lo purchase a bug ? quantity of cast ml
Wearing Appatel, Furniture, Carp-is. Jewelry. Ac., hy tall
Ing on or addressing adirs and gentleman isn obtain the
inn ost value lor each article. Ladies ancndrd to by Mrs.
Ilewiitbal. Please remember, and try Jj3 Bowery, appotuia
Greut Jones streeL
A LARGE ORDER HAVING BEEN RECEIVED TO
. V purriMw oast off Clothing, Carpets, Furniture, Ac.,
ladle,- ami g' nt emeu having the nl ove lo dispose of ean re
ceieetlie imlowlng prices:?Silk dresses trom $5 to $10;
at* $1 to $18; pants $1 to $.i. I guarant e saii-lm l- n
lib
plea ' try me store,er send a note b> post to T BOSKN
lBl.'G, 111 eleventh avenue. Ladles attended punctuaUy by
Mrs. K
AT MRS. E1EKIELS' OLD STAND?FROM $6 To $.10
will be paid ioi Silk D leases, irom $4 10 $30 for Coals,
and from $ I to $5 for Pants, al-0 Carpeta, Furniture, Jewel
r>, A' A note oy post punt 'uslly alt> nded lo by Mr- Ereki
,1s . I34 8evi nth avenue, between Niueteeulli ami Twentlelh
St,e m. Gents attend d to by Mr E.
A1
TTENTION! LADIES AND GENTLEMEN?A LARGE
oidur received iroui iheVlist for >a.-toff < luthtng,
Furniiure, Carpets, Ac. I will pay the best ml e In me < ny
hy calling on or sddre??lng M. AHKUIAMB, (33 Seventh
avenue, IffHwrea Tweniy-nfth and Twenty slsih slitets.
Ladles attended to hy Mrs. A.
WANTK0?EIO.IKN) WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
Furniture, Jewelry, Ac., Ac., at the new stand, 1UN 8
venth avenue, corner of Twenty ourih street, for which ihe
lughesi i s-li pi Ice will be paid. Ladles lu sttvndance. Call
on or address J. STERN.
MEDICAL.
DR. COOPER, M DI1ANB STREET. MEM HER OF THE
College of Physicians and Surgeon* of New York, may
he uou.cited daily at his office, irom S In the morning unitl
Vin tbe evening.
DR. RALPH-OFFICE REMOVED To 134 HI.KEi AER
street, west of Brualway. llouts from II to 2, and 6
till $
DOCTOR HUNTER HIMSELF?THE PHYSICIAN
who established the. lluniroui Dispensary, No .1 Diil
aton street, New Yotk city. In 1134, can he wnanlted Irom 3
A. M , until 1U o'clock at night, at the old oll.ee. A private
cntrau.ie. Hook for nothing.
DR. WARD, 12 LAIGHT STREET. NEAR CANAL
pay* pathuitr uttentlon to ail complaint* m both
acre*. A pi vaie entrance. Office open rrt.in S o'clock n
the morning till 9 o clock in the evening Consultation free.
DR. CHARLES LUTZE, OBSTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND
up rating So rgenn, wishes tit* Mult* to distinctly un
dersland that he has no ilval in ihtsrily In treating ail
diseases of women and chlhlr n (an be OOnsttltad In ion It
deuce at his private i ooms, 411>a Broadway, N. V. At linme
front 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
D
R. LEWIS CAN BE CONSUL! ED ON ALL DISEASES
of Females. With unparaih'e l success, al No. 7 B'ali
t, between inru kaml west Broadway
street, between Vaftrkand West Broadway.
HEALTH SPEEDILY REG Al NED-HY I'ONBOLTtNO
Dr. LEWIS, No. 7 llem It strict, between Vertck aud
West Broadway.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES-DR. THIERS OFFICE,
L 1,217 Broadway. Send an- s imp foi ? li ulsr.
IADIES C IN CONSULT DR. COWERS, L LAIGHT
J street, with nnrtvaiMd site,eat, ?n all curaplanitt. Be
sure and give Dr. Pawn * a ca.l and you will never regret it.
At home for . ontuilalion day s. d rr nlng.
NO CURB NO PAY-H R KING. M. D. CURES
rheu msllstn, nsiirslgia. goul dropsy end all ehronle
diseases, with a new eheinu al and electrical app cation, an I
mercury removed from the system, Ac.. Ac. UlOce, Ne. 367
Brooms street, New York.
rnOFBSBOR RRSTF.LL, III OH AMBERS STREET, OAR
be consulted as usual. Agents, IJTH Ltberty street,
1. In Brooklyn, 11$ Fultoa siref ' """"
ARIUMKMUIVTS.
w
INTER GARDEN.
TUB X.A.ST GRAND
THIS I.ASr UK iND
MA'1 IN BE r PAY. Ai I*. M.
MAI' NB i I I I > I \ . AP 1'. M.
MA r N K TO OAT, A I' J 1' M.
M iH.Ni '? J i).Hay, AT 2 I'. M.
M41INEB TO PAY. AT 2 X*. M.
MATIN K IO-DaY, AT 2 1'. M.
MATINKK l<< BAY. AT 2 I' M.
M ATI NEK TO-DAY. AT 2 P. tf.
MaTiNKE fO-UAY. AT 2 I'. Jf,
MA i I NEK TO P ?. Y, AT 2 P. U.
THIS EVEN N i. AT (X.
BENEFIT
BENKF'lf
BENE PIT
BBNKKIT
BENEFIT
MISS EMILY THORNH,
MISS EMILY TllOKNE,
MISS EMILY TllOKNE,
MI.-.H EMILY THOKNK.
MISS EMILY TllOKNE,
(Her Ural beiietit lu America,)
Who .ecu crowned by the nubile as the
NEW QUEEN OP BUKLKSQI B.
NEW OL'KEN OP BUKLKSQI E.
NEW QUEEN OP BURLESQUE.
NEW QUEEN OP HUKLKSQUE.
NEW Que K.N OP BURLESQUE.
NEW OUEEN OP BURLESQUE.
NEW OUBSN OP BUKLEHQU8.
B=~ Ql * ?*""
NEW QUEEN OP BURLESQUE.
NEW QUEEN OP BURLESQUE.
NEW QUEEN OP BURLESQUE.
MISS EMILY TUOUNB
will Appear In two charactera
The periorinauce will couinienoe with the admired faree
of the
BOUGH DIAMOND.
Margery Mies B. Ttaorne.
Coualu Joe Mr. OUariea Hal a
Alter which
THK WIZARD'S TEMPEST,
THE WIZARD'S TEMPEST,
THE WIZARD'S TEMPEST,
THE WIZARD'S TEMPEST,
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST,
FOR THE LAST TIME.
FOR THE LAST TIME.
Poll THE LAST TIME.
FOR THE LAST TIME.
FOR THE LAST TIME.
L?hI ni-ht of
PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S MAO 10.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S MAO 10.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S MAGIC.
Last rnehl uf
MISS HELEN ANDERSON'S SECOND SIOHT.
MISS HELEN ANDERSON'S SECOND SIU1IT.
MISS HELEN ANDERSON S SECOND SIGHT.
On Monday next, June Si), will be produced, with extraor
dinary elaboration, the gn at drama ol
ROB ROY.
Rob Roy McGregor Professor Anderson.
Helen McGregor. Mrs. Gladstone.
D.aua Veiuon Mies Emily Thorne.
And
A CAST OF IMMENSE STRENGTH.
A QC BROADWAY?OLYMPIC THEATRE.
TtOo Unprecedented sue eas of the great artist,
MISS MARY PROVOST.
SATURDAY E\ ENING, JUNE S3.
Tbe great ela-adrai tragedy of
MEDEA,
In urbioh Miss PROVOST lias luade a most genuine success;
owing to tile speedy prodll Hon ot other novclUeS ebe will
appear tor the last Uine in this character. *
To eon ludo with
OUT ON A SPREE,
In which Meaars. Levlck, Scallan, Chiim ndale, Ac., will
will appear. PRICES AS USUAL.
Doors open at 7>? o'clock, curtain rises at 8 precisely.
FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATRE.
THE JEW OP NOTRE DAME.
THE JEW OP NOTRE DAME.
Zablna, the Jewess Miss Mary Mitchell
Zurack, a truant chief Mr. C. W. Clarke
After which (flrsi time) an entirely new plcre, called the
SPIRIT OF JACK 8HEPPABD;
On, Tkk Pi.au or Kvn..
The Spirit of Jack Sheppard Miss Fanny Herring
The Spirit of Joe Bluuskin Mr. C. K. Fox
Jonathan Wild Mr. J.Prior
Dickey Daw, with song Mr. Harry Chapman
Viola Miss Denvil
Luc.ezta Mia J. E. Nagle
RICHARD III. ON HORSEBACK,
in which the comedians, Fox and Chapman, will appear.
0
CHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE,
8=5 BROADWAY,
Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS,
OPEN EVERY EVENING,
With a
NEW AND SUPERIOR COMPANY.
THE BEST QUARTETTE IN THE CITY
AM) THIC
FINEST INSTRUMENTALISTS IN THE PROFESSION.
House newly decorated and commodious?perfectly ven
tilated and cool.
Admittance 2.1 cents No half price.
Doors open at 7; commence at 8 o'clock.
MUSIC Ala.
Avery fine parlor grand piano for sale
cheap. It is powerful and sweet toned, oust $800, and
been but little used. It will be sold for $330, as the owner
has no use for it Inquire of Dr. BROOKS, 73 West Thirty*
second street.
A LADY OF VERY SUPERIUB MUSICAL ATTAIN,
meuts, and accuatome I to leaclilng, is desirous of ob
taining a few pupils. Terms modorata Address A. B.,
Music Teacher. Brooklyn Post ofllce.
A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
Pianoforte lor sale; round corners, carved legs and
case, overstrung bass, full iron plale, made to order; all the
modern Improvements: cost $*iu0, for $-0 Imduding Stool
aud Cover. Also Parlor Furniture at a sacrifice. Inquire
at 113 West Twsnty-thtrd street, nesr Sixth avenua
JUST PUBLISHED?" CLARA. LOUISE POLKA,"
voice and piano, aung by Ml Ha Clara Louise Kellogg ami
Mlaa Carlottarattl. composed by E. Miuio. Price78 eents.
"Galop," Introduced in the opua "Un Ba lo In Maschora;"
composed by E. Muxio. Price 110 cents. Hubllaiied and for
?aleby BEER A SCHIKMEK, 701 Broadway.
" VTBW MUSIC."-JUST PUBLISHED BY II. B. DOD
JLl WORTH, No. 6 A*tor place. New York.?" Keep step
with the mnWe of the Union," aong, by O. P. Brl??ow,
"Monitor polks," lllustia'ed title, by <J. Welugart-n, 25c.
"She wept her life awahoij*. J. R. Thomas, 25c. '? Tig-r
bop," polka redowa, liSo. "Words Com thoae we love,"
song, Bryant 'a minstrel*. 25c. "Josephine galop," Carl
"Vela, Sf r '
Web, 36c. Sent, p.?t paid, on receipt of price. Catalogues
ot Instruments and mueic lor brass bands five.
STEINWAY A SONS' OOLD MEDAL PATENT OVER
strung grand and square pianos have I eon award -U toe
tirat premium wherever and whenever evhlb.te.t In cou.peil.
tion with the best makesol Bo-Ion, New York. Philadelphia
ami B.iiiiinore, ant are now considered the beet Plums
inanufacluri'd. A written guarantee for live years given
with each Instrument. Warerooma, No* 82 and S4 Walker
street, near Bros Iwsy.
SELLING OFF-NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS,
Melodeons, French Organs, Moaic Stools, Watches, Dia
monds, Jewtley, gegars, Paper, 8tereosco|>es and Views.
Palotuiga, Oona. PDtoi*. Clocks. Collars, Ac., Ae., for at e
ebeap to close consignment*. Cash advance*.
1. F. JONES, 52 Ann street, ae.-ond lloor.
WANTED-A OOOD SOPRANO. FOR A PROTESTANT
church, uptown; one who ran res 1 weil and has a
strong but pleasant voire. Salary inodi-rate. Address, with
name and qualifications. Church Music, 217 W. Sfith at., or
call lietween the bouraof I and 2 P. M , on Monday, June JU '
?11?NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS. IN ROSE
,i)U wood eases, iron frames, slid overstrung, lor
$150, do., with mouldings, SIHtl; do., with curved le?sand
ml.id name board, 8175, $185 and $2" 11, do. with |ieari
kejs, $22$ and 8251); new octave, SIM. The aliove Pi
anos are Lilly warranted, ana are the greatest bargains thai
'an he found In the city. PI see call and see them. Second
hand Puiuos si $25, Ill), $.'<<>, $><0 $75, $-5. *10). New Melo
deons at extremely low pr i es. One hundred new and ?*
cond hand P.nim* and Melndtmns to let, at $2 slid upwards
|M-r month. Rent allowed If purchased. Monthly payments
received for the same Foreign Sheet Music at two cent*
per page. HORACE WATERS. Agent, 481 Broadway.
ft|7C-A VERY ORKAT BARGAIN WILL BP.
??i I "I given for a sph-ndtd seven octave Pianoforte,
c u ved le.s, ihre rows of solid rosewood niouldln.s. curved
lyre, overs) r. n; bass, and is a snl-ndhl instrument !u every
rosin ct; cost $414); $175cash will buy It this week, Call at
41 High street, Brooklyu. A cash inan shall be satistled.
INSTRUCTION.
AS MORNING VISITING GOVERNESS IN NEW
Y01 k or us vicinity, 01 10 reside 01 travel with .1 family
or lady. ?A highly reepectub'e an I competent young lady do
Ores ail Immediate cn.agenent Would goto Earo|ie or
?bewlt. m. Address Miss Vaudeleur, ststioU K, Eighth ave
nue, N. Y.
\ LAUY PROPESSINO THE FRENCH, ENGLISH
J\ and Spanish languages, Is desirous of arc. un p. in ing a
I unity going to C.alpornla in tbo capacity ot govern, a*. Be.
si <es the a: ova mentioned langua... Sill- luis taught for seve
ral jour* all the brunches ot a eolid. n* w II is id a polished
eoiicstioii. and van proilme the nest of references. Address
M. V.. Poet oSlce, Philadelphia.
Algebra. ntHiKKEF.PiNo. penmanship, arith
in?1 lc, Ac , are taught day and evening, at tig H nv-rv.
and 28 > l-n 'on street, Hrtuiklyn. C I. FAINE the well
i n Irachei of writing, is eae of tin- liesl instructors In
lue State.?New port Mercury.
Bryant, stkatton, Packard a penn'S com
menial College Coop. 1 Institute. New York; llainlh
ton Building. Brooklyn.?'flies., luelltutloiis alford the beet
possible I acuities fer a'.poring a thorough huklnesa ednea*
Cornmerclal Isia. Continental Ailtli
thm. Buokk-eplng.
luetic, P> miiaushlp, Curr-apotiu-iioe. A' ., praetloail) taught.
t?LOCUTION TAUGHT.
Pj stammering cured.
The moat perfect development given to the voesl and re.
?iilrniory me. 1,at,Ism* n' 28 Kvt Twenty-seventh street.
Persons in den-ate health, with consumptive symptoms,
d .apepsla, bionchltle, Ae. rapidly rrs'orcd.
Horsemanship and horsewomanship.-mr
Dl.*Hll<)W hsaopeiM d his Hiding H. hoot, Filth svi nne,
0- 1 ncr of Thirty-ninth strve', lor the summer *e son. for the
a-rommudstion 01 Htr-ng-rssojourning 111 Ihccltv. A course
of live private lessons will enable a ady or g-u'leman to
tide with ease and satcty.
8
WIMMING LESSONS IN THE l'ARI.OR?NEWEST
invention, by PBh.easor TIIF.OD. DI MAR Insiruetion
In Dnmar's Dancing Aciol-niy. .Vi Sevenin avenue, cannot of
MR
Tlinicenlh etivw.it. Lena ? lur Is ilea br Mrs. D' mar.
fPEAl'IlERR WANTED. ?TWO NATIVE FRENCH I.A
L die*; 1 la.ly familiar with object I nch'iit, forth# city |
? laily lor Frrncn, Latin nn I music;a tl-rm ri ia4y, foriiiip.Ii ,
a . e\peril nc d lady teacher lor email eonniry school, this
? ? v ; a erules oro. iiii.lt try t .ciirs, l-r Masse' tiosetis; on ? or
N-'.v York; h.soone for Pennsylvania. a Frvn h lady lor
.."isle: an IVMthilivnj iad.v pi IliCipa, lu pri't.11 T us rM
c as? school m New York ctlj. a fbdy lor Knit. sli, French sad
111 u l.', in a Maryland lainlij . a nu.rl- gentleman >. 1 rlttc.
i.alo a .-elect SMorli In Penasrhran I, ?rveiel rood Aclaoo;*
tor sale and to f nt. Personal sltpUcullotiM vta desired.
U. S. WOODMAN A I'll., Kdncu n?. vgcnis,
Wu Ilioadwsv.
KAILKDADk.
Hudson river kailroad.?trains for aLhaNy,
Troy, ih" No. In and Wt -1 ie*v < hauibu.s struct at 7 I
?nd 11 A. M., Aud I 15, f. sinl III. 15 P. M.
Long island railroad accommodvtion-old
South Fei 1 y Terminus ?Trains leave . ? 7 15 A. M. and
3:15 P. M. for QremI n?s II iv A. M and I 18 P M for By
ovsett; 7 IS, II.45 A M , and .1 15. 4 15. 5 15 P. M. for Hemp.
sf ad; hourly for Jams -a Irom 7 45 A. M to b II I' M.
N
EW YORK, HAL. I M AND ALBANY RAILROAD
FOR ALBANY' TROY. NoRIII AND WK-iT.
HUMMfclt ARRANOEMI..NT.
Cornmenciig Thure.tay, May R. H52.
- wpi
For Albany, 10 .10 A 5L, Rvpress Mall Train from Twenty.
?Hlh Mreei station For ill lir-al irsins see Time Table,
JOHN BUKUUILL. Assists a 1 Superintendent,
N
ahu^kihism r?.
IB LOU GARDEN
I. -a-,- an J M trim: -r?,
t L. DA VKNPOIIT H. t; Jam I ! W WHKATI/HY.
a t: k.?Ti. i?*'???<i ., run*' r,ri a ''H a.or e e-.
tu it incut. u? tLLi >11.. at Kit t. . I SPARKLING
FOUN l'Ai NS AND St'AC OU8 S I ON ? w <11 aula
TiloROi ill VENTILAIt N,
have ui n fur it i?c r< |<i n? .. .,. i, ;
ONLY SI d.MEK THEATRE IN IHK CITY.
K1.K' KM if! U elk oi Uie
jtiDlly popular Auicr.cun I'l l i t Don a
MISA OAROLINK BLUINGS.
I'osri'i vr.i.i i.ast N1 ,;i r
THB Oil IIi!) OK TUB REGIMENT.
Re engitscuii ut ot the sr. at article.
-\nbtti cAi.KTri
rbo most aorotcpilM.ed iUhahu: oi luoiige, w ho w ilt appear
in a ui'W 11 an J Hal., i, entitled
THK >= T ? K OK THE IM.VR.
MR1LLUNT THIUM
BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
BRILLIANT TRIUMPH
"aI'OHTI R OK THB REGIMENT,
AND THK
NEW MALLET
ON SATURDAY RVKNINO. .Juno 2?,
? 111 o. presented theOperulli Drama, entitled (he
DAUGHTER Or' TUB KKGIMLNT.
MARIE MISS CAROLINE KICHIMOS
III which < hrtra--ioi alio will
81.NO THE ORIGINAL MUSIC.
Cartouche fan old sergeant! Mr. I*. Ri.-hings
The piano! in to used upon ilna iaj aaiuu haa beeu loudly
furnished by <'bickering A Sous, No. 6'H Broadway.
The entertainment will conclude with a
NEW GRAND BALLET,
roinpoaed an.I produced under the direeUon Of Paul Bril*
UaiM, entitled the
STAR OK TUB DANCE,
OR KKTK OK THE MUSES.
The Star of the Dauce Mlie. Annettl Oalettl
Pnlli* Mile. Katrine
The Muaes, Mile*. Keliciia, Henry, Lucreila and Gorpe de
Ballet. '
Apollo Mom. Topholf
On Monday next
Tan Muatral Drama entitled
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
A NEW GRAND BALLET
A.iI) THK
NATIONAL A LLFOORY OK
WASHINGTON.
CNAULOTTA PAT TI EVERY EVENING.
J AT NIXON'S KAI.Ai'K OK MUSIC,
IN THE NIGHTINGALE SONG,
Composed expressly lor Mile. I'alti by Signor Mutlo;
words by I'. Mlartcui.
Madame strakosch every evenivo at
NI.XnN'S I' ll ACE OK MUSIC.
In an aria fromf'Lluda," "Say yea, Pussy," au I other popu*
lar a it lections.
ISABEL CUBAS WILL APPEAR TO-NIGHT
AT NIXON'S PALACE OK Mi SIC,
in a new and beaii'u'ul
HUNGARIAN NATIONAL DANCE.
Thomas bakers new and original grand
UNION it A a KANTAsiE
will be repeat?d EVERY EVENING, at
NIXON'S CBEMOR.NK HARDENS.
Madame touknaire e erv evening at
NIXON'S CKEMORXfi GARDENS.
In her great
MENAGE ACT and CENTRAL PARK LESSONS.
XJIXON'S URE.MORNE GARDENS,
i\ PALACE OF MUSIC AND EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL,
corner of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth strew.
OPEN EVERY AKTI'RNOON AND EVENING
(Snnluya excepted).
WITH A RICH AND VARIED ENTERTAINMENT
BY THE BEST ARTISTS IN THE OOUNfl'RY.
OPERATIC SINGING AND MAI LET EVERY EVENING
IN THE PALACE OK MUBiO.
Mile. CARLnTTA PATTHu Hie Nii.HT.NGALE SONG,
ooinpoaed e.iireaaly lor her by Si,*nor MUZIO. Worda by P.
MIAKTE.N 1. '
Mil . CARLOTTA PATTI. I Kenorita ISABEL CITBAS.
Mine. STRAKOSCn. Conductor. THOS BAKER.
Mast r It ILLIE MaHNKSMOUK l'APK
PKOMKNADK MUSIC AKTKltNi ON AND EvENING IN
THE COOL AND DELIGHTFUL GARDENS;
REFRESHMENTS OK Ai.L KINDS EXCEPT LIQUI
QU0R8;
EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES APIERNOON AND
E\PINING IN THE TURKISH PAVILION.
'WHITTINGTON AND HIS CtT." EVERY AFTER
NOON. PLAYED BY CHILDREN.
NEW MUSIC. NEW SONGS. NEW EQUESTRIAN
ACTS, NEW ARTISTS ALMOST EVERY DAY.
To Garden, Palace, Pavilion, Ac 25 cents only
Children to the aitai noon 15 cents only
Reserved Seats in Palace of Music 25 eents extia
Oruhratr i Chairs in Palace of .M uric . 0 eents extra
Keae rved Seals in Equestrian S. hool 16 cents extra
BROORLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A large number of the nioit influential citizens of
Miooltiyn h.tve deemed it suitable that the close of the dra
i.uttic season tn that ulty should he marked by a lilting
tribute from her townsmen to :he genius and worth of the
GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST,
MISS MATE MAN.
In accordance with Hue view they hare lollolted her ac
ceptance of a
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL,
To take place on
TUE8DAY EVENING, JULY I,
On which occasion she will, by request, appear in bar re*
markable impersonation of
JULIA,
In tha
flUNCHBACK.
The Committee of Arrangements hare secured the ser
vices of the following distinguished
ARTISTS,
Who will oonclude the peiforma-uw with a
MUSICAL MELANGE
OPERATIC GEMS,
In which
The great Tenor, SIUNOR BRIGNOLT.
The charming Sprano, MISS CARLOITA PATTI,
The poDular Contralto, MME. AMELIA STRAKOSCH,
The admirable Vloitn.st,
MR. EDWARD MOLLBNILAUER,
will appear.
The lliinohbue': will Im given with the same
JUDICIOUS DISTRIBUTION OK CHARACTERS,
Including the names of
MR. JAS. W. WALLACE.
MR. EDWIN ADAMS, Ac, Ac., Ac..
Which gained fur this admirable play the warmest enco*
itl ti ma lroui the most inteli!grnt,auiUences ever assembled
in a New York theatre.
Doors open at 7ti; commence at S precisely. The entire
poiformuiice it ill cuuclmte a' 11 o'clock.
Box oillce open from 7 A. M. tin 11 6 P. M. un Monday and
Tuesday, when sealH may he -ecured.
Admission to Parquet, Mali ony and Dresa Circle, 60c.;
secured seats50e. extra; Amphitheatre. 26\
Hail the happy meats.
VICTORY! VICTORY 1
The proprietor* of tbo ParlxUn Cabinet of Wonder*,
MS Broadway. 56J Broadway.
Matt door to Bait A Blai-k'*,
beg to Inform the public that, h iring made extensive addi
tlon* which Startle, Axionlxli and Astound Hie world, they
have reopened their Emporium of Curioaltiea which cou
oet of
WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL,
EXTRAORDINARY. EXTRAORDINARY,
MYSTERIOUS,
EXCITING, EXCITING.
THRILLING, THRILLING,
unsurpassable.
SCIENTIFIC, SCIENTIFIC.
?MALI AULB, INVALUABLE
EXQUISITE.
TERRIFIC, TERRIFIC,
liKAL'TIKUL, BEAUTIFUL,
GRAND AND ELABORATE.
INSTRUCTIVE, INSTRUCTIVE.
itvu, nt ni
GLORIOUS AND SOUL INSPIRING
REALITIES OF ALL THAT IS
INTERESTING, INTERESTING,
MAKVELLOl S, MARVELLOUS,
AMUSING,
FAMOUS. FAMOUS,
AND TRULY
SUPERB. SUPERB,
UNPARALLELED
Al the ro*t of $1A,ouuih?a proprietors hare obtained from
Vienna the far tamed and return ned
GKKTU.
T ie gr ?i an I Only
GERTU
IK THE WORLD.
Pronounced by eoonolaaeurx to be ihe eery
No Phi* Ultra nr ie rfeetlon, and
UNPRECEDENTED
FEMININE BEAUTY.
Ope.n for gentiameu only Iruni Id till 10.
Adailtidon
The last
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY,
GKANII MATINRK TO-DAY,
GRAND MAii.SKK TO-DAY,
GRAND M ITIMF TO-DAY,
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
AT TWO O'CLOCK
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
A I TWO O'CLOCK.
A l I Wo O'CLOCK
TUB WIZARDS TEMPEST TO DAY AT X.
TilK WIZARD,H TEMPEST To-DaT AT A
TIIK WIZARD'S TEMPEST TODAY ATA
POSITIVELY THE LAST MATINEE.
MATIN KK TO DAY AT VS IN I KK GARDEN,
MATINEE TO DAY AT W INTER GARDEN.
MAI1NKL TODAY AT HIM Ell GARDEN,
TltO O'CLOCK;
Die.? op-ii at half luat one.
TO-NIGHT. MSo'elnek.
Menellt of
MISS SMIL* IHORNK,
MIs.?? EMILY TilORNR,
MISS l.MILT TIIOKNE.
Whan ah" will aptiearai
MARUERT, IN THE ROUGH DIAMOND.
A*n
MIRANDA. IN THE TEMPEST.
IAOR THE BERMUDAS?THE UNDERSIGNED IS
h.hiiii to aen I a voa >1 t i the Hermudaa to obtain tropleal
UhIi fin hi* aqiiarli In ihe Am- rU-nn Alnx ii n, in ihl. Tty,
and hia aquaria! *.irden. in Hnxtoa, and ran aivn-umn late a
lew pssrengt ra on fciorable term*. Apply at the Mu-enni.
P. T.
BARM M.
PANORAMA OF THE WAR FOR TUB UNION?AT
No. Mil Bread vay. on Salmday afternoon. at 2)< u'ulo, k.
Evening at 8. Tt' kei*, 26 cetua; childr*n, 10 oeata. Last
day of the Panorama
STEAMBOATS.
CTONEY ISLAND KERRY?LANDS AT FORT HAMIL
J uiu.?The NAUsllON leave* CbrLtoplier -ireet
iL- -
?ilia*? ireet #K, I2)ji S$.
cKipric
Dry ?ireet 9M, l?V ?)
? ? - - nr i, ?.
M.erla eiuet (pier No. 4)
L'Oll MKIDOEI'OKT-THK STEAMER BRIDGEPORT
U h a-e? pi?r 2o Ex -t i Irer da ly, at 12 a'eloek noon, arrlv.
tag In it.,ie m connect * Ith tlie H?>i*ai<iu.r, Nauaaiuck. New
111,'en and Martini I Riili ad alxo the xhoib line to Say
I.. b ... I S .... I .... flLit UI rntfl VL'U A 4
Im<>'?I? and New London. GEO. W. COKLIES, Agent.
TpOR NKM ARK -ON SUNDAY AND EVERY DAY,THE
I1 atea'i l?ia! TIIOMAN l\ WAY'. Copt. ILinlxir, leaver p., r
gd North ni .t, in ii o D ? attest, ai 10)4 A. M. and 4)4 P.
M. Fare IIoe it-. Lin .log at Bergen Point, fare !(?e n ..
Morning link fob pukkskill?the aurora
leareaeay street pi <r at ->A. M? dally, without egrep
tl ii Lvidni tonaerc, lliiatiug-. Do'dis' Forty, Tarrytown,
Sin* sloa, Ilarerxtrair, ilrtuji Patau and Terpiaftck'a, Re.
ttirni.'.i i".i*-? Pm ?'k ill at I ?kl. Toifliea at Chiiatipher
in i Ii nli in Air- '
Norwich linb?ior boston, new london
Norwich ami Worrexter.?The ?1)1 end Id ateameri CIT'
OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEW YORK Wave every da
(Blind*} interfiled I, atboVln-k, com liMt o| Ve.trv aire"
piei .if Nona river. R ?. MARTIN. Agent.
kJUNDAY HOAf TO NEW BURG?LANDING A
O Yonker*, Ila.tlnta Dobb*' Feiry, Tarryiwwn, Sing 8n
lime ?ii?? AY eat Co o Sni >k an It" irnwnH. Htean
gr BROADWAY leave* pie ~ f ?it , i .laraire.it, teaching
Chrlxlm her and Thirtieth at reel* every Sunday niornint i
fe'elock.
TIIE STEAMBOAT LONG ISLAND LEAVES FOR
Nnrlhporl and intermediate landing* erhry afternoon
(Sunday* excepted), from Fulton Mai ki t dip. at ha" pad
three o cock. Returning leevce Nonbtori (very morn ng el
4ve o'clock
AnrsK'tKsrTis.
TVAI LACK'S.
t ? Kntr ,i c-n on B* o i Iway ? ti 1 Thlrt enlh street
rroiluor Mr. Waltaak
Do r |' u at baif-pn - v**n: oo uutences at eight.
N rti;r ?T ? temp fa ure O. I.or .< jU'hj I., delightfully coo
?lid vfljnrb
ill .uNG-i NIGHTLY IN ATTENDANCE
Fa.du ia.i i alienees. D li due i .,u U<'uotA
TUB RBIOV OF FUN AND FKOUO.
THE DASHING l LOKKNC t S,
THE STYLISH FLORENCE?
EVERY NIGHT IN THE I it .SPARKLING PIECES.
M.t ?*. FLHKKN K t hi lu f * ir different uL.iriieura.
M.k El 1*0 uc ? i emu mu g in h?* Jiuotmu ill Hl.ter-., dt*
ui ? raiv nb lay. un<l n our litils to dui-.ht Ute and*
en. li ?Ni l York ll i* .id.
iltt. FLiiRKM I*, lo-iught n lluee difl\ rent character^
THIS (SAT It.iAV EVENT.NO, JUNE JH
wMl I ? g v.-i., lout timi* ill.* -. r.*? 111111; local far. e.
Til hi RETURNED VOLUNTEER.
Florence, Da.i .40 Mia. .Maiy Weils, Mr?. Geoige Skrrrati
111 lue mi.
To t>6 billowed b-v Hi * splcii 1 protean pi.*ca
Til RICE MARRIED,
Mn. Flor-nce aasuuiia ' 1 iff# dill-rcnl character*, wtta
song* an I .1.1 oo-t always ru oirod with every denionatrw
11 ui hi dellgfu an i w<. 1 . ?!?
Tliow iikiu oi??;. 1 ?? ny'i th nriit mil ml Iranon. nsllnff
MY TWO EATUEES.
Nan, with a how win , in uto by Gorman Reed,
_ Mrs. W .!. FLOREMCK
aim Diudi.ki, on old Irishman 0110 oC bur riiliort,
? Mi VV J. I Li IHENCR
lir. Florence s p irirait r*s of Irish character h.iva descfV
ealy ? .in ip.i ,ius ? iii'.ii ,li iu wAli'ly lac uiiiu.u.ui of so)
arib'.?New York Hi'i'ul 1.
Duriu.; the eveuiug, popular music by K pnit/'s super*
oroh**#.rH.
EBBKORMANCE8 CONCLUDED BY IIALF-PAST TBN.
I' Al'BA KEENK S THEATRE.
A L-hSP.* Mb* MUIOIR MITCHELL
Third neck ol the anootapliobivl ami chain.ma Hat
MISS MAOiIIK MITCHELL
Every evening will ..* |..*i .1 im .1 the beautiful Drain* of
t'ANCHON, THE CHICKET.
LUCK DOTH DWELL
I.N THE CRICKET'S CELL.
An old snylng fully exempt lied.
The ma mi dement begs to Slate thai, a nntv *rsal deetf*
having lieen expressed to s**e tins charming translation of
one. 1 the moat popular modern German plays, it will bs
coiitiniied for a few nlfbu iongei*.
During the last week the theatre lias been visited by a
large cla .a of our beat and most tel.* 11 ted arUals, who, with
the press, have conjointly expressed their highest meod ol
praise in la or uf il? merits, and the admirable 111 inner le
which I' has been placed upon the singe; and lhat Mi.sMaa
gie Milehell. by her extra udiiiary p *rson ition m the . han
t?i* of ilie liei uiiie. bus |.l.i. en herself eu Hie highest
I mint <>f dramalic exci'Uenia.
'AM'HON (her original character)
MISS MACfllE MITCHELL
THE TWIN BROTHERS ( I mni Mr" .^ COLJLAO
Supported by a full and talented 1 o npauy.
B
AHNUM'S AMERICAN MI SKL'M.
SATURDAY, H'NE 28. 18(12
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
Em La li, s, Chll li en and I'amtltes.
TWO Sl'l'IiKB DRAMATIC I'ERFORMANOBB.
IN THE A. TKRNOON AT it O'CLOCK.
EVENING AT 7\ O'ULtXIK.
The afternoon pertorman. .* will oonsist uf the Drama tha
SEVEN CLERKS 1 oh THE DENoUNCKH OF MAS*
SB ILL KB.
Concluding with the F .rce. THE HONEST MILKMAN.
EVENING, MHNOUMEBAND.
To be seen 111 til boors, day and evening ?
THE AMERICAN LAMBERT,
The largest lii Dig Man in tin* World, measuring
NINE IKET THREE INCHES ROUND TI1E BOOT.
WEIGHING m FOUNDS.
Also that wonderful
GIANT GIRL.
MISS JANE CAMPBELL, THE MOST BEAUTIFUL TAT
GIRL EVER SEI.N ISvearsold,
WEIGHING 6DS POUNDS,
And 111, asor.iig nine feet I1*, inches round.
The two together making the
LARGEST MOUNTAINS OK HUMAN FLESH RVRA
BEHELD.
COM. NUTT?THE S.Vi.000 NUTT!
The smallest man 01 his age ever known,
NED, THE LEARNED sKAL.
from the Boston A,piarbil Guldens, the most beautifulaftA
intelligent annual Iroiu the briny deep,
THE INF\NT ORATGK.
THE DEN OF lAVING MONSTER SERPENTS,
fed every d iv al 2 o'clock.
THE AOUARIAL GARDEN
Admission to aU only 26ceuia; Children under 10 ISetA
Academy of music.
THURSDAY, JULY S, FOR A FEW EVENIN4ML
SOMETHING NEW.
SOMETHINO NOVEL.
IMMENSE ATTRACTfOHL
PROFESSOR NAPOLEON.
THE DISTINGUISHED EUROPEAN FAKHL
AND PRINCE OF WIZARDS IN Ills
GRAND COMBINATION ENTERTAINMENT*,
LtJCIEN NAPOLEON. THE EUROPEAN FAK1B,
THE EXCELSIOR EUROPEAN MINSTRELS,
MLLE. CA.Mlt.LE. AND OTHER STARS.
[From the Liverpool Mercury. J
MidlC.?The young and talented magician, Profaaaor NA*
poleon. gave his first pet iorm nice in this town last evening.
He was favored with a large and enlhusiaatic audience, waa
pronounced lilm the Prince of Wirards.
ALL IN ONE EVENING.
Admission to the whole, S)cents. Family Circle, 9
Box seats, $1. Boxolliea now op *u; secure tickets in 1
ranue. No extra charge for reaarvlng seats. Doors Open 1
7'?; commence at b o'clock.
N-EW BOWERY THEATRE.
Sole Proprietor Mr. J. W. 1
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 2d, I8&I,
most positively Hie last night of Mtm
ADAH ISAACS MENKEN.
Last night of
MAZBPPA.
Last night of those dnr ng Fna,. of Enuestrtanism by
MISS ADAH,
in which she stands without a rival.
First nigh 1 of the great Irish Comedian and Vocalist, Mr.
St L. DONNELLY.
THE HAPPY MAN
and the SPIRIT OF THE BLACK MANTLE.
gRYANTf MINSTRELS,
Mechanics' 11.11, t72 Brosdwsv, above Grand atreet.
Monday, June 2.1. sad everv night during Ihn week.
SOIREE D'ETHIOPB. MONSTER TIN PAN ONI01K
WIZARDS TEMPEST OUTDONE.
RAW RECRUITS. THE PATHPINDBBEL
4 U 44:
OR. A HIT IN THE POLICY.
Hern. Campbell, F.nreiioe, Buuneil, Peel, GetUnNR
Hoobs. Fowler, Savori, Hilton, Charles Morrison, SpoaeP,
1 es.ic, Gou'd, Little Mac, Ndl and Dau Bryant in the near
Plantation Scene,
OUR UNION ARMY ON TO RICHMOND.
Doars open si 7, curtain rises at 8 o'clock. Tic-fccta 2S esata
AAA -THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL.
Ol'xiC* BKOADWW.
GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
This (Sa'urdav) aftainoou. ai o'clock, for the aoMOM^
datiun 01 ladies and chll :r?n
A A A -THE GREAT AMKRICAV MUSIC BALL.
iX'?'? BROADWAY.
This (Saturday) afi-iu xin. at ?K o'clock,
A ORAM D MAflNKE
A OKA Ml MATINKK
Will be given for the pMiwcialarmmmodiition of
LADIK.-4 AND t Hll.DRKN.
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
'1KB
ink!
inbI
A I A -TUE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL.
BROADWAY.
Oil AND MATINEE GRAND MATI.
GRAND MATINEE GRAND MATIN.
GRAND MATINKK GRAND MATIT
Thin alleruoou. .1* 2% o'clock, for the*. voinNmdaUon of
LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Hitciicoks new national theatre and
MUSIC HALL, 172 NEW CANAL STREET (om
block Irom Bowery).
Tblx evening, flrat appearance of
Mr. W. U. CAYANNAGII,
Mr. W. H CAYaNNAGB.
THE OREAT SWISS COMEDIANS.
AIAO,
THE NATIONAL FEMALE MINSTRELS.
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE UITT
Admission 10 come. Par-pie: TJ-en-s.
CIBOBGB'S
JT tWNTKRBURY PALACE, open day and evening. ?
W7>? Broadway, oppoeite Laura Reeae's thrn-ve
GEORGE W. S11UKRAOAT.
\Vr OOD'S TIIBATRB, CINCINNATI, OHIO.?THIS
VI tliea re will closo to- regular aeaoon on the 4th of July,
and will open f-u the ne?t (all an I Win er on the 19th of
September. During tberece-altw.il he new ly palmed, de
eoiaied, iipholat ted and enlarged; nothng tvl I be wanting
to give It a ? onlimianee ot It? juotly deterred popularity
Stan* of emlnein e deeming engngemrnta, will pleaae addrrao
Geo. Wood, Manager. Clnelnnati, Ohio.
ARION SOCIKTT. '
The undci?ign-d, Secretary of the above Singing So
elelj, hega to announce t? the members and particularly Id
the public in gen ral tha' there will take place
A GRAND KYCi KsION
NIAGARA PALLS.
RnlTal i and R cIpki -r, oil the 12th of Jul* ne*t.
Krcnraien ticket* for the round trip per llud-on and
Central Railroads $11 each, entitling 10 the admission at
the rone it? and oilier festivities to be given by the society.
The tlekrla will lie good tor twelve days. Early appllealioaa
are re located at the ttffioe oi
A. tiOKTKE, Secretary, 19 f prttoe street.
THE GREAT SOCIAL HARMONIC MEETINGS AT
the llouae of Commons Still Increases nightly In Me
re"*. We have not space to enumerate the Inunros* attraa
tlona wiihdi arc to l>e a* -a it this tavorltc resort ol pleasure
seekers, hut we pledge ourselves 10 oatlsfy all who palim
?liana We c tafia to have the boat talent and Hie most re
?pe ',i,|e a idlen-e hi anypl ice of tlie kind In tho eltar. Re
member, every Monday, W-dm-sd iy ami Saturday thie great
eonvlvlsllies meet. N B.?No nigger waiters or policy
waiters at our establishment.
East bnoadwat shades, no. 42. is the pi.acb
10 li ar .1 food song Hint enjoy a gaod cold glass of ata,
Ac. It. Free and easy on Moitdnv an I Sslunlay evaa
' THOMAS MONTGOMERY, Pioprlctor.
The union, the union, tub union, as spring
street..?Free and Easy Monday, Wednesday and Satur
day evenings. Mosais. Kred. May, Harding, Ouv, Rosa.Jl,
Stm-il-llng, Busby, Haatia, and tbo iatuituiile liwnmsber la
their favorite songs. Bi>. BIDET.
Ever ee happy ever be oat.
the partridge, thb partridge.
27 W- 11 Houston street. J7 Wrat ILiusmn street.
GRAND EXTRA NIGIIA
Thil (Saturday) evening. This (Salnrilgv) evening,
June $4. June 28 Juu* 2K
A grand array of talent. Look at tho names ?P. Illfl, T.
Rusaell. J Kpauldlng. J Mot-eland, Geo. Gray, J Hnndy. J.
Riley, H Brown. H. Byron, J. Frarer. J. H Jones will psv
?IdO at tho Piano! ortr.
Polite and cenUeinan'y oolored wallers In attendene#.
1! BYRON A GEO GRAY. Proprietory
HADAMIJ ERNESTINE DK VILMER'S THIRD AMD
Ml C -ii rt tlila season, at Dodworlh * II ill. Broad
way. on Monday event ns. June W, kindly assuted by tba
Iol.or. lug celebrated ui lists:*" Msdamc Elena d'AnyH, SiglM*
Sbrlglln MI. Doenler, Mr. I'r oias and Signer Ale iia. Ad
mission $1. Tickets fm sole at all the music stored. Tha
grand p'anO Is Irom flicjnwdy's.
GRAND OR ATOBIO-UNDER THE PATRONAOB
of -he Kivlii'i War1 - ? in aid ol the stch
and wounded sol l"i?. Th- pupils oi roiotcd giamnsar
school No 2. Ligluh woi l. Will repeat the oratorio of -Eatbosr
the Beautiful Qoei n.' st the rcipiest of their school ofllorra,
fur the heoent i-f i he stok Odd WOdaded aoMtefe, on Monday
evening June .10, 1*2. at the City Assembly Rooms, No. 440
Rroa.lw -V *? 0. Wshlron Conductor. Tickets 29 ceald
ra- h to be had oi aiw of tho shnol officers. tesnhcra or pn
pila ot the whools in the ward, and at the door o? tho erod
ing of the performatiee.
POT OfW WfWIi
1>01T OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR TM*
| Untied Kmgd-m and the eontlnont via QuoensMWd Odd
Liverpool, per eteamtr ETNA, and for the German Staled
via Hamburg p. r stoamer BAY All A, wlU eieae M this *Mm
On Sntnrday, thr KHn of J'""iaVjfa?||AtkdlAM. 9
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