The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1862, Page 7

SALES AT AUCTION, UOTION SALES OF BOOTS AND SHOES. WM, M. HOLLINGSHEAD, AUCTIONEER, BY CHARLES C. WARREN, NO, 22 CORILANDT STREET. REGULAR WEEK LY PACKAGE AU Ez OF BOUTS AND SHOES EOS BAL ON FRIDAY, JUNE 13, AT 10% O'CLOCK, ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES OR MORE, AND EVERY WEEK ON FRIDAY THEREAFTER. SPECIAL NOTICE. (have the pleasure to inforua the trade that in consequence reasing disposition on the part of manufacturers to {ize tash for ih-ir pro suctions, iustead of taking the risk credits more or lees uncertain, I AM ENABLED TO OFFER t each of my sales a large quantity of superior Goods, ierto never to be found in an auction room, THE SALE OF FRIDAY, JUNE 13, contain a very complete assortment of all the leading d popular styles of Boots and Shoes now in active de- and, many of which are ADAPTED TO THE O1T¥ RETAIL TRADB. We shali offer THREE HUNDRED CASES MEN'S CALF BOOTS, |:| | ‘an assortment of styl les rarely ever thar ‘an auction eaenee to which we ikvue the particu- ir attention of jabbe A greats werial ‘MEN’ 25 AND YOUTHS’ BALMORAL, *) Both of Bastorm sud ety snake ENS," bie AND YOUTHS’ CONGRESS BOOTS, Busters. and clty make. t variets bai sant hy AND YOUTHS OXFORD TIES, \ MEN'S CANVASS ARMY FATIGUE BOOTS, MEN'S PATENT LEATHER OPERA BOOTS * different grades, both half weit und pump. WOMEN’S SILK GORE CONGRESS GAITERS, almovals, Slippers and other popular siyles. Misses and Children’s Boots, Balmorals, Slippers, Gaiters, «., in the same variety as olfered at all our suies this season. ALSO, AT PRIVATE SALE, BOOTS AND SHOES BY THE PACKAGE, ADAPTED TO ALL MARKETS. CHARLES 0. WARREN, Auction and Commission Buot and Shoe Wurehouse, No. 22 Cortlaudt sireet. UCTION NOTICE —R, W. WESCOTT, IONEER: HANDOUME HOUSENOLD FURNITURE ‘tT PUBLIC AU: (ON. | ELEGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE, (This day (Wednesday), vo:nuencing at 2 o'clock, the bean- fe Parlor, Din nz oie and Chamber Furniture in the je Ayrelng hone sz West twenty-first struct, between Seventh me Euchth avenurs, all which is new, having been re- d comprises everything adayied to a fashion- Nite Ba elegantly tornished residence, ‘The whole to be wremptorily sold for cash: consisting of Tapestry and In- rain Carpets, elegant roswoou Parlor,Furniture en suiie, umprising tire fuil suts richly carved, all of which aré overed in rich silk b 1 and of th description; osewood Centre und Pier Tables, Turkish Chaire in French eps, Turkish Lounges to match, rich Mantel and Pier Mir. ors, Damask and tains, Gold ihader, rosewood Etagerer, siyle Louis X: : cnd Dresden Mantel eg Piguese avilste ‘Bronzes, Yarior Orna nents. ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, Cg CAGINE!, 8TOOL ANv COVER, narble top B. reaus, rich large Hair r ieee ee ood, Bronze marble top Warhst sscat Chet Divans, Ow iperb eds and Te, Sota UL Giass of esery. Buttetc —, Chairs, superb oak Desk, Oil oth, bey oh tr 4 fora Hall Stand." Catalogues at house, “Sale postiiy an A M. B. CHAPMAN, « ELEGANT FIRST scae® HOUSEHOLD FURNI- yAEENee: STINGER: RTE, DRAWING RO! UTE, iG ROOM SUITS, ROSEWOOD SEV EN OUTAVE , VIANOFORTE, ROSEWOOD AND BLA K WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, OAK AND DINING KOOM-FURNIT ‘URE. CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE, &C. YUBLIC AUCTION, otitis day, (Woinceday). Suns 11, commencing at eleven , at the Live story Liown stone resklence No. 43 West Bixtoenth street, between Fifth and Sisth avenues the eotas fogue comprising the larg:st and richest assortment of Howohold Furnhure offered at auction this weason. Sale peremptory; catalogues a: tiv house or atour office, Drawing PrommeTwo fullrecewons Suits, covered wits milk Procasee Etageres, Centie Tables. Se.vetary and Bookcase, Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Vewet M dailion Carpets, Sevres and Dres- den China, Orhamenty, Brunze Clock, ¢mbroidered La» Cartains, Slates, O.1 Paintings by eminent artiste; eupe rb Bronzes, Card Tables, & ey Reception Chairs ying Chairs, Couch; magaticent seven octave rosewood Pi- nol ee Bat Logu ant case; made 10 order by Broad~ Dante aay 3.00 and French cloth cover; oak ‘Hat Stand, ‘Stal Oil Cloth, Chandelic ind black walnut ‘Drown 8 ureaus, Wardrobes, Bedstea jommodes, Washstands. Toiiet Tables, Hair rand Spring ‘Mat. Eressen. Feather Brcv, Bin, kets Sheets, Dining Room—Oak Sideboard, Extension’ Table China, Glass and silver Ware, ‘Napkin Rings’ Silver fapkin Rings,’ Silver Table Service, ‘Also, a lange aasort. rent of Bas md Kitenon Furniture, —A competent pers. n. will be in attendance to pack, ‘ahip ofcart the goods it ested. ‘The house to let or for gale, Inquire of the aucti UCTION NOTICE.—M. B. CHAPMAN, AUC. toneer.: Bie Household Furniture,—M, B. CHAP- AN & C ctloneers, will sell_at at a oe iy at residence No. 70 W Sy rosewood consisting Of rosewood an. Uv ack Wainut Parlor and t ch. m- Yer Furniture, covered with tyrocatel and » Chess and Centre Tables, rosewood Piansforte, ‘Stool and’ Cover, Musse Ruck, Hrussels Carpets, Rugs. P dings, Vase Orhaments, Giggk Lace Curtains, Corni.es, peta,’ Olicoth, Dressi fareaue, Lede ada, Washatands, Hair and Spring ie ore Feather Beis, “lankews, Mirrors, Connwirpaties, Sucets, Ohatrs, Sofas, Rockers, Tuilet Sets, Easy Chairs, Leunges, black Waist Extension iablon, Drawing Booth Chien blower assortment of Crystal and’ Ruby Glassware, Table Cutlery, Siiver Ware, Table Linen, China Tea Sets, Engravins, Bronaes, Statuary, de,; also « large ag o.tment ul Base: mont and Kitchen ‘Furniture. Sale commences at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Deposits required of all purchasers, Sule Poallive, without regard to weather. “Mouse to let at ve rebt. Possession immediately. Inquire of J. STONEALL, 131 Fulton str. et, , 5 RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER, | enrouy BES" ‘akD BROGANS, * 1,000 CASES BOOTS, Bs MiGhakos. & WHITING, On Wednesday, June 11, a 1035 o'clock, at stGre 44 Cortlandt Comprising all varieties of Summer Goods. MOS R. THOMPSON, AUCTIONEER.—LARGE, choice and pereinjio.y sule of Flowering Piants, trom. the nursery of Mr. Wn. c. Wilson, Florisi, of Fourteenth is day, commen-ing at 13g o'clock, at the sulvs- St. This will'be the only opportunity, UCTION Notic ‘E.—K. ROT AUCTIONEER. N EXTRAOKD NAKY OvPORTU: othe MBBPERS ADU “planters ii ) | HANDSOME BRUS ‘Ivory Table Gadapy wes sivctware ot publi auei gays Jatue 1, ab AL o'cloce px cum, at the private realdence, 119 West Eighth siree:, between Fifth aud Sixth avenues reece of three elega:it Parlor Suits, covered in brocat ~4 and reps, each Suit consixtins of one Sofa, one Arm, one Re- ception and four Medallion Back Chairs; rosewood Centre id Side Tables, Turkish s.ounses wud Chairs to mateh, Pier Glasses, twenty-oue day sronze Click, China and Pariaa Vases, Lace Curtains, rosewoo and mahogany Hedsteads, Barea\ asustanis Lounge, Chairs, Rockers; Mirrors, Clocds, ‘Soin Beds, Bouksiunds, Matiresses, Beus, Bedding: Ginss, China and Siiver Ware; Tabie Cutie Fy, wolid black wainut Extension Tavie, 1 weive Dining Ci Write Ang Desk, &e., Ae, Sa @ josttive, rain or ahine APTOS NotiCE VEREMPTORY SALE OF HOUSE* )A Po Furniture, Carpets, Varlor Suits, Piet dine Bi boLaHTY, Aucdoner er, will sell this di veloc at Sules room, 79 Nassau stivet, regs Peg itocke Compr ans soiht rosewvou, aud walnut Parior Suits covered er ond Manvel MM soon No. 13} iD CHINA in Frenca mae brocawi, 8 (gels, Tapestry and Ingrain Unr,6 ets, nm ioine reesing a.reaus, Washstauds, Bedsteads, LH Mattresses, Palilasses, Latin togechor with the entire Furaiire of a family uccaning houvekeeping. ASO a NOTICE—BY WILLIAM IRVING, SAMUEL OSGOOD & SON will soll at their salesroom, 83 Cedar sureet this way (WV cnesay), June Uy at 1035 o' click, @ large assortment of Hunsenold eurniture,’ Malogany Suit in maroon plush, Arn Chars rosewood Sut, cane vent Arm Chairs, mahogany Dining Tables, mahogapy, black wainut and ro-ewoo | Bedstead» Suit to hatreloth, Lounges, Brussels aud In, Lave Curtains, oak Btansing Desk, git trad tek Mirror, Sitting Desks, Feather Beds, Bolsters, riiows, Hatt Mattresses, Glo Showcases, dc. Also ont Giover & Baker Sewing Machine, UCTION baba thot hi +4 At LL ofeloe REGUL Ai Sthaw siti, compriging Ladies and Mis worn chon Ae Aue. 8 OF 400 _Loxa ISLAND LOTS —w. G. CODMUS will sell, ui salcatoose, it Broadway, on Fri. o clock, 400 valuable Lote, th the town of Fiatunsty three m trom the City Hall, accessible by the okiyny Coney Isiand aud Flatbush Raliroad. For maps ps further ATS @pply AL the offlee oF the auction TN rol JOHN LLOYD 18 Nass of vainaole lets will nad it to their they will be peremptorily sold LOTION SALI LL w day, June 13, fnverens vo stiend to the highest bid | UCTION SALE, OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FU | A ture HENRY G. st {UBNER, auctioneer, LD FRM. <day, (Wednesday,) at I o'clock, at salesroom IL Nassau Mrevt, a splendid Rosowoud Ktagere, Rosewood and Mato. wny Parlor Suits, in Vumety; enamelled Chamber Suit, uilets, Extension Tavie, Hatrack, Rosewood and Mahoj: nny Bureaus, Bedsteads, &:. CHINA and Fancy Goods, by WM. W. SHinbee vail dealers’ stock, ‘Chursday, June 12, UCTION NOTICE.—t i ag 3 ILASS, é reel, at Soass, in sete fer, retatiers. “Positive cash sale, the 9 owner dvclining the busi ;—BY WILLIAM. IRVING, i UNGOOD & SON will well. at thety Salesroom, &3 Cedur street, this day (Wednesday), June I, St Lo'cioek, a bay Mare, fourteen hands high, 1 Monde warrante Sondord roid plated Har. | ae TION SALE oF HORSES, WAGONS, &0.—ON pssineutny, at 11 o'clock, at 343 Fulton street, Brook. , yn—PEED & CO,, avetionvers—4 Wagons, 2 Rockawavs, k Hawk Golt, Gray Mare, 3 Work Horses, 1 Family do, E88, AC. ‘Alio an agsortmicnt of Furuivure, & SALES aT ‘T AUCTIO! 10N NOTICE. Has APSO’ Korres, ©O., Auctioneers, ofliee 385 Broad. way. T of MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Rich French Vier and Mantel Mirrorsy SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, ELEGANT SILVER PLATE, Ac. &c., Purchased at cost of over' $15\ nn Wednesday, J. ‘As the elegant privale, residence street, near Eighth avenue, Commencing at 103 o'clock A. M. precisely. The malo comprisesthe cbkire contenta of the house, The elegant Parlor Furniture was made to order, and is in solid rosewood. The whole will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, ollering extra indueemen's to purchasers, as the entire Furniture of the uouse is new, having all been’ made within x mont Blegant rosewood seven octave Pianoforte, with all modern improvements, ove tah 5 wood Stool envered in satin, and, em elegant full Suits of rosewood Parlor Furniture, in rich Broade andeatin; rosewood Miageres, splendid and. oostl Varian Ornaments, rich Vases, &c.; also a magniticent cole lection of rare Paintings, rosewood ‘Turkish Easy Chairs, in fine reps; rosewood Ceutre and Side marble top Tavies, righly carved Chamber Suits, in rosewood. and, mahogany carved Bedsteads, Washstands, Sofa Beds, in fine haireloth} ten pure Hair Nattresses, from toriy to ity pounds, made to order and in excellent condition. Dining Room Furniture consisis of fine oak Extension Table, Silver Ware, rica China, Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Forks, Spoons, &c.'with heavy Cut and engraved Glassware of every desert ption UCTION SALE—THIS DAY, AT 104 OCLOCK, ae ‘7 tuyvesant sstreet, junction of Ninth st. and Entra one elegant Piano, of ‘splendid tone and finish; three rose: yrood Farlor Sults, rosewood and mabogany Bedroom Suits, Suits, Rockers, Looking Glasses, mahogany and ‘Tables, Brusacls ‘and Tngrain Carpets, and everything ‘that belongs to a first class house, Sale positive. (CHARLES FARKUURST, AUCTIONEER, WELL SELL ‘s large collection of Mixceilaneous and Stanaard Books uotion, at 45 Broadway, cominencing this evening at 734 relock, ‘iid continuing eagh evening until the entire stock 18 1) iets COUNT OF eee ATE: FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA, UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE. BURDETT, JONES & CO. bey AUCTIONEERS. BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE, dated the 17th day of May, 1862, to me directed by the Honorable District Court of the Untied States for the Southern District of Flori- day of June, 1862, At LAMBEER'S Stores, Atlantic Dock, “Brooklyn, Terms of Sales,—Such funds as will be received by the Assistant Treasurer of the United States on deposit will be een in payinent. ee Cotton, from prize schooner William C Bee, lex Cotton, from prize schooner Rose. 288 Hales Gotton’ from prize schooner Ie 6, Files, 100 Bases Coiton, from prize schooner President. 206 Bales mn, from prize schooner Eugenie, on, from prize schooner Cora, otton, trom prize schooner Cora. 88 y Cargo of prize schooner Grace C. Baker, 10 Bales Moss, from prize schooner G: 379 W. O. Staves, from prize schoomer 700 W. 0. 8 on from prize schooner Eugenia, a8 ps, from prize schooner Wm. Mallory. £ Geske Solder, trom prize schooner William Mallory. 8 Casks Solder, from prize schooner Anna Belle. Samples can be seen on und aiter the 6th instant, at the office of H. Benner, 113 Wall str eos AMES C, CLAPP, U. S. Marshal igual een District of Florida, R. a U. 8. Deputy Marshal. oR ‘yHiag, 18th ost, atone 108 Broadway, the bay Mare, Lacy iilake; ix 16% hands high, 9 years old. warranted per’ foctiy sound, kind aud gentle in every way; took the tirst premium at the Siate Fair, at Elizabethtown, N. J., in Sep- * list premium at the Roskrilie (Cons) Horse Show, in Sepimuber, 1961, having trotted five miles and winning fn 14.03, ‘ALSO, SAME. DAY, airs’ and single Horses, Carriages, 8 to-morrow. Partiow WARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER, ASSIGNEE'S SALE 0! SUPERB FURNITURE, By EDWARD SCHENCK, this vay, Ith inst., at 11 o'elvek, at his. salesroom No. 188 Broadway. Persin imptory sale of ‘all the elegant Furniture in the store, By order of EUGENE FAURE, Assignee. DWARD, SINTZENICH,, AUCTIONEER. RE ag SALE OF HARNESS, &C., PORT, on qa next, ut 1 o'ciock, at 155 and 157 Broadway, Full particulars fn to-morrow’s papers. Owners wishing to aiid lots will pleags to hand in particu- lars by Thursday evening. XECUTION SALE—THIS DAY, AT 3 O'cLOcK Pp, M, atthe corner of Houston street and First a , one Butcher Cart, nearly new; two Horves, both sound’ and young, Sale positive, CHAS, V, LYONS, Constabl FP, GOuTON, AUCTIONEER—UARGE SALE OF Househoid Furniture, French Plate Mirrors, Carpets, Oitetoths, Cuina and Glass Ware, Bedroom and Kitchen do. &e., to-morrow (Thurday), June 12, at 103 0 ac ddd Broadway, a large assortment of good new and second hand Furniture from a family removing frou the city, [twill com- prise in part Parlor, Dining Room, Bedroom and Basement Goods; several large’ French Plate Mirrors, Carpets and Oli cloths, Dining and Extension Tables, Sofas. and Tte-2-Tetes, rosewood and mahovany Dress Bur.aus, rene bedsteads, Vashswands, Dressing Tables, qua ira, Voltaire do., Rocking’ do., ti Wardrobes, Office Desks, Hair Mutiresses, one tron Sate, Re: frigerators, Stoves, Kitchen Furniture,” &c.; also, a lotot Kitchen Furniture,’ Catalogues early on’ Thursday morning NEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.—ASSIGNEE' SALE of elegant Furniture, this aay, June 11, at 10} Pret at sulesroor it Broadway, between Liberty and ese r sirsets (removed for convenience of sale), one of the largest and best assorted stocks of first 3 Furniture offered ine season, Itconsists of Parlor Suis of various kinds, Library and Dining Room Suits, Extension Dining ble Butets, superior rosewood Etageres, Secretar’ ries, Work Tab Book Chamber Suits of various kinds, ad of style and finish; also a large steck 0° other articles, w may be examined by catalogue, ‘The sale wiil be abso wy order, WM, MARVIN GEORGE COOK, Av CTIONEER —COUNTERS DEsKs, Gas Fixtures, Stoves, ac. On Thursday, Ju wf O'clock, at 142 Broadway, pulls toot, a in of Counters, Presser, Stoves, Fixtures, Dobks, &. BNRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER! sale of Urst cimss Oil Yaintines, COs will sell at nucton an Wednesday, June’ Il lery, over the salesroom 33 Nassau street, ° 1 Paintings, being a private collection, selected by & gentleman of wealth and taate, d conse WwW a magniiicent Landscape | hoven, ted to order I "y nuinus o: tie highest class by Paw erdonck, Kruseman, Henrietta and man and will to inform that he will off: IL Na tly by the best American arte ‘Of Whi G4 dite Notlew Will bé given in the daily paper BOGART, AUCTIONEER=BY 8. This cay on Room, No. 1 Sofas, Lounges, ais, Mirrors, Gas dn Qurprts, Bedsteads, Beda We; also a jot of situ #, Counter Show Cares; set ‘ables, Chairs, mahogany Chan te ic rs, Brussels and it n ILTON | if. Boots, Shoes lock, at store of J. F, Davis’ & BURNS, B + lov of stock gous, pay BROKER'S SALE. aw this day CPucsday), at nue, near Thirty-so ant lots’ of Dresses, Cap: Pants, F vather Beds, Carpets, Boots ae. By i Up sting of Shawis, Retabanta, de. Bale vo com: meuce at 103 o'vlock. PUCHARD | WALTERS, |, AUCTIONEER HORSES— welis, at sales stalve, 48 Bayard street, on Thursday, at Hi clock, row, draught at rotting 1 Waxous, Hare nd genera! Horse Stocg. Parties entering hurses aud stovk at auction will apply tis day. Jv CTIONEERS. (Wet si iy alten, ring, Hp gary Oils, {Wines Brandy, Gin, hlskey, hters, Tumblers, Couaters, ‘Shelving, soalee, RIFFS SALE.—SEGARS, GR BERS FAIRCHILD, Liberty street, on?! t Tnporied and Domestic Segars (about Hantity of staply Groceries, Soap, Chease, Herring, C Also Wines room wn Locher ua M, WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL, THIS ‘day, at 2 o'clock, at 464 Canal’ street, by virthe of @ ghattol mortangy alarge awortuent of Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room and Kitchen Parniture, | Four vel eatey and six ingrain Carpete; mahogany and other Bede Mena, Hair, Mattroanes, Feather Beas, Bolsters, Pillows table and bed Linen, pier and mantel Glaaseg, rosewood and mahogany Bur. centre, dining, extension and other Tables; Olicioths, , Mati ‘urtains, Cornices, Win. dow Shades, two Parlor Suits, one Cotiage do., rosewood Piano, mahouany Rockers, I cane do’, fine lory, Silver and other Ware, Cobing Utenaiis, t ery artiole of Furniture found ina well tur Sale positive. By order ef fuels required from all pu AUCTIOONBR.—OFFICE 49 JACKSON day, June 12, at 1084 o'clock, the lease ot the Grocery and Ww"; ‘woul street, seilson Th Stok, Kixtires and three y LAquor Store, 135 West Brou!way, corner of Walker sireet, consisting of a fresh stock of Grocortes, Teas, Coffes, Suears, Spices, Bory and Itiew, Also, Liquors, Sexiars and all Fix: ture: four Beor Puinps, Will be sold in one lot or in simail lots to sult, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e. R ICHMOND! tt! ing eZ UTR HeADSE Mires Tor vist “CHAINS, DUUARTERS FOR Lod KETS, AD CARE FOR §7UD ND BUTTONS, ak QUARTERS FOR KINGS, PINS, CHAR RNS Ani everything in the jeweiry line If you eannot walt for a eireuiar orde yant «ent, and you can have the ing you may Wish to . 2. GARTOW, antelope Sewreiien, wdway, N.Y, thie emount you ‘ivilege of returning any- FINANCIAL. A’? ‘ST BELMONT & 0O., BANKERS, NO, 50 WALL iasue letve ‘itto uaveuers, available in all perie rot the world through MessraBothsehtidy of Faris Lowe Franktort, Vienna, Napies, aud tacit © IC, AF THE Ra PIREMLCM, BY Tt Head corner OEM Fray street, 76 Wail, corner of Pearl stre RMY AND NAVY PAY AND CLAIM OFFICE.—AR ears of Vay. Bovaty, Fensions and recruiting Ex Denses. JOHN B. MURKAY, Army and Navy Banker, iy Nassau street, N. ¥., 0 pposite Post olice, Y GENTLEMAN HAVING ABOUT $5" CASH, AND willing to travel with an un xceptionadle, novel aud hhew entertainn ance to make $1,000 per lars address Lucien, care of W, ANK OF EN ES, SOVEREIGNS AND ‘Napoleons constantly purylased and tor sal» b AYLOR BROTH ALIFORNIA STATE COUPONS WANTED—DUE July 1, 1862. ‘The highest price paid by C. A. MEIGS ‘SON, Eschinge blac. Gates COUPONS BOUGHT AND COLLECTED by AUGUST BELMONT & CO., 60 Wall JEREERSONVIELE RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE Orrick OF Tax Jurrensonvinie Ratnoap Comraxy, Iuvreusoxvirim, Ind.. May 27, 162. Notice is hereby given that this Company will’ redeem on the Int day of July next at the United States Trust Company, New York city, at the lowest offer below par a part of its First Mortzage Bonds, agrecable to the provisions of a contract made between this Company and the holders of said Mortgnce Bonds, bearing dace April a, 1899, for the sulo-ot kald Bouda may be addressed under seal to the United States ‘Company aforesaid, and en- dorsed “Offer of the First ¢ Bond or Bonds of the Jeffersonville Railroad Comput to the Sinking Fund;” Which olfers or bids will be received until noon of tne Lst day of July aforesaid, J. H. MoCAMP! osretary and Treastrer. AND WARRANTS BOUGHT AND SOLD BY TAYLOR BROTHERS, 247 Broadway, corner of Murray street, 76 Wall, corner of Pearl street, MuMitary axp NAVAL AGENCY, WASHINGTON and New York.—Army and navy ‘claims, pensions, bounty, prize money, arreurs of pay due officers, soldies feamet and marings, thelr widows and orpiians: qu aslers, contractors, ‘and other claims, againat the govern- ment, promptly gollected, | Apply to EL V. NILES, Wasuington, D. C., or CHARLES C. SaBEDSs 1h Nassau Diamonds Dey Goody and alt valcable Personal Pro: periy, Silver Plate, &c. Apply to R. WOOD, 62 Fulton street, second floor, front room, from 9 to 5 o'elout N BOND AND longing toan pected son, are o! lirat class security, ‘and some’ $60, in one sum or several on strictly ‘Applications of this ‘¢ waracter froin principals will be considered if addressed Ex,, box 2,689 Post otliee, ;—Shonld extraordinary securiiy be opered, part inight be loaned at 6 per e FFICE BEEKMAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 8 Wall street, New York, June 10, 18. ‘Ata regular meeting of ‘the Board of Dire aay, it was unantnously solved, That the deficiency in the capital stock of the company cansed by the recent great fire ut Troy be forth- with made up. ELISHA H. CHESHIRE, Secretary. EMITTANCES TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES; Stont DRAPTS On leading, Banks trom £1 upwards, ii sued by uu TAYLOR BROTHERS, 247 Broadway, corner of Murray street, 16 Walt atreet, corner of Pearl. HE $100 BOUNTY AND BACK PAY DUE THE \ilow or helr of the deceased woldier, and invalld sions prompts, procured, by ADAMS & BARBOUR, War Claim age 4 Pine street, N. ¥. Claims ist {presented will be paid tis. step sv STATES | DEMAND “NOTES (OLD 1s8UE), ANTED AT A PREMIUM, TAYLOR BROTIIERS, 27 Broadway, corner of Murray street, % Wall, corner of Pearl streot. $6.000. 0007 MORTGAGE WANTED, ON A VALUA- ble Farm and Country Seat in New Jersey; © property is worth three times the amount and the owner responsible, interest 7 per cent, payable 11 Y agents need apply. Address J., box 1,750 Post oi $20. 00 T0 LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE on productive property, in, this city.) at 6 rent, The security inuist be» amp rs ré, held this Also $30,000, $10,000, $3,200, ee thor sums, at7 percent. Apply to A. M. $115.00 wenty-eighth street, class; terms easy. No broker need TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE, AND ONE v sale, No. 2 W ment Houses, tirst , THREE DOORS Wi oF Avanced ou Watenrs, Dianon: sh os ‘y Goors, aud pr porsomal prop rty ol description or bought and sol by JOSEP A! Jac auct oneer and broke? T NO. 9 CHAMBERS STREET—MONEY 70, LOAN toany amount on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, by the well known and old established ISAAC broker and commission merchant, hamvers street. |. B.—No ms) business transacted on’ Saturday, T 658 BROADWAY, CO! OF BOND STREET, room No SOUBNY HYMAN advances cxsa on Din? Inonds, set or unset, or buys the une for cash; also on Watches, Sliver Ware, Pianos, Jewelry and Personal Pro- perty. BRAHAM J. JACKSON, 6) WALKER STREET (LATE 58 Reade sircet), loans money, in large or stall sums, on Waicics, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Dry Goods, Guns, Pistols, Wearing Apparel ‘and personal property of every description. T 212 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET. The best prices, pal for Diamonds, set or unset. Ad- vances on Watches, Pearls, Plate, Optical Instruments, &c., left on sale, or will buy them at a fair valuation, J. H. BARRINGER, 212 Broadway, room 13, up stairs. T $05 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET.— Money advanced to'any amount oa Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, de. or bought for cash, NG, ¥ Private eniraneo In Duane. sirest, broker, makes liberal ry, Ae., or buys them ‘sau street, Toor No.2, up. stairs, jusiness con* NASH PAID FOR DIAMONDS. ND JEWELRY or ready money given for Camel's Hair Shawls, Money Yoan. Apply only from 9 til WA. M., and aul 3 PM. Une nabie reterences otfered, 8. W. PLUMB Dintnund’ Broker, No. S12 Broadway. Deets on: Y OPPOSITE, THE ST. NICHOLAS HOrEis- JUSEPH SOLOMON, Commission to any amount o: HOAs, or bought at the fuil value, Old Gold Business strictly confidential. Prone 2 hed FROM 43 ‘Watches, Diamon is, Property, or bought 10? y and Silver bong JACOBS, 407 BROADWAY, de Cedar street. Mou Plate and other valual __ Business strict! manda, Wathen, J Personal Property of all ¢ meibit t any time within one year. "Private ollice, ent hall door, H. BARNARD, 21 Taird 'aven. W LOAN OFFIC pened a Loan Omi street and t ‘ance lide ing apparel, & IE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR CAMELS, Vaiches, Jewelry, old Gold ve made, Ladies of those showid call on LOU ler New York Hotel. gentien re) Broadwaye MATRIMONIAL. TLEMAN, SIDERED GOOD like to corres with w to inatrimo YOUNG GE MA TEIMoNy dl rting, In orde site sex; 162 pages, illustra 2 cents, POLITICAL. ILITARY HALL.—THE INDEPENDENT DEMOCRA- Ue General Commutt-e will hold their regwar monthly meeting ot Military Hail, 193 Bowery, on Thursday, 1, 1862, at 8 Glock I M.'MORRIS, Président. DoLeH MARKKWITZ, 7 Baknano L. Seuarpe, § Secretaries, MEDICAL. R. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF THE NEW YORK University (Medical College), and College of London, can be consulted as uw t 20 tween Chambers and Reade. © been in hospitals, See Dr. O.’s diplom: whieh | fentities hin to con in his oftce private gu rence at No. uy Hall pines. Sandays from 12 R. COOPER, 4 DUANE STRE. BER OF THE ‘Coiexe of Physicians and Surgeos of New York, may be consul Pin the ¢ R. DUDLEY, FROM THE HOSPITALS OF LONDON and Paris, and Member of the College of Physicians Gnd Surgeons of New York, may be consulted at his oltiee, 48 East Twelfth steeet, five doors West of Broadway. DE WARY, 12, LAIGUT STREET. NEAR CANAL, pays particniar attention to all complaints of both se: A private entrance. Oulice open from 8 o'eloek in the morn: ing il Po'eioek Iu the evening. tion free, ppecrer HUNTER HIMSRLE TH PHYSICIAN Who catabliahed we Hunterian Di No.3 Divie sion street, New York city, in 1834, can be concuived from 8 A. M., until ten o'clock gt night, at the old oilles, .A private entrance. Book for nothing. MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR. THIERS, 1,217 Broadway. Consultations day and evening. d daily at bis ollice, from 8 in the ing. ening unt ADIES CAN CONSULT DR. POWERS, 12 LAIGUT street, with unrivalled success on all complaints, Be sure and give Dr, POWERS a call and you will never regret it, At home for consultation day and Irening. proresson RESTELL, 162 CHAMBERS STREET, OAN ited ax usual, Agents, 1273 Liberty street, bel Y. In Brooklyn, 176 Fulton street. H, NUNTER, M. D,, NO. 3 DIVISTON STREET, N. + Y., since 188 rires eruptions of the skin, gerotula im every fori, white swelling, orchitir, varicocele, hydrocele, gravel, naa rheumatisra, acute, chrome or inlamme- ‘ery. No pay Ull cured. AMUSEMENTS. ‘ALLACK’S. Proprietor. En'rance on Broa beak! i st seven. Beiis at eight. LR SEASON. ‘ ‘The theatre rendeved covl aud comfortable by ingenious mechanical appliances, ‘The performances lively and dashing, replete with song and dance, Every piece produced with the regard to detail character- istic of this esta hy nt. ™ FLORENC: AND MES. W. J THE IkisH BOY AND YANKEE GIRL, The enthusiastic ree»ptlion accorded these distinguished artists lust evening by a crowded aud lashiouable andthe marked approbation bestowed upon the pert ances entire, suggest (0 Lie management that a repetition of the Dill will Ineet with fava ‘The box book wil be 01 Ja the morning. ei PLENDI) NEW “BURL, tee POR Tl ‘OPENING MuS, W. J. FLOR! s CLAUDE MELNOTTE. ooRS Wid d LORENCE ‘th ou of her joyous YANKEE SAWS HLORENCE tu two oliicking IRISM PARTS. Aided by a powerful Comedy Company, selected especially for the p Pfect ret.dering of the sparkling and brilliant pleces olered and in rreparation. TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY), JUNE 1, will be prever rieinal Burlesque, with NEW COSTUMES, NEW MUSIC. NEW SON ‘EW DANCES, SCENERY, Je, alled THE LADY OF LYONS, UMMER RDITION.) MRS. W. J. FLORENCE veseeedlne, Geo, Skerrett Hed he reafter as early as 8 o'clook SEADDR: MELNOT! Paulin SCENERY ba asin Oa: | TUS MES SY PROPE The burlesque to be Pi Handy Andy. Sau n. wit Sic. al KOPPITZ, Mad. Nance. The entertainment to conelide with a Bown ‘East specialty, by Mrs, Florence, call THE YANKEE HOUSEKEEPER. Pegg Ann Mehitable Higginiluter, with cia: cai songs, Mrs. W. J. Klorence Barney, an Trish lad...... J. Florence The performances wili be fnaiigutated iy the Festival Over. tu SUPPE, Orchestra, the first and second pie NIGHTINGALE POLKA by the Ore C. The last piece will be prec THE WELCOME HOME composed tor and dedicated to Mr, aitd Stes. W. Kopnitz. Noting’ Tel'wcstato ie Nah. satan ea ed by Mr. Wallack during the past season, novelties will follow in. ra- pid succession. To-morrow night, a new local farce, by & popular playwright cae a ER x CEUNTEEE: URSD, THIRD NIGHT" MOF TE FLORENCES. AUBA KEENE’S THEATRE. . Koppitz, Conductor, the celebrated Koppit, Conductor} ADRILLES, J. Florence Misa Maggio Mitchell ‘Doors open mence at eight o'clock. GREAT. DIMENSE BCCOE: MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL, in her celebrated chara.ter of FANCHC CRICKET, FA! ) THE CRICKETS THE CRIOKE 7. FANCHON, THE ITS REPETIMON VOULFEROUSLY DEMANDED. Ii yl be played wver W AND BEAUTIFUL SCENE THRILLING TAULEAUX STARTLING SITUATIONS, SPLENDID APPOINT. RACLERISTIC COSTUMES, AND MECHANICAL ILLUSIONS. The thrilling Drama, (tri ray from the German by A. Walieuar, Esq., and copyri tered by him accordiug to Act of Congress, for Miss m Basie Miceiel) entitled. FAN THE ChivKET, FANCHON, her original character, Miss MAGGIE MITCHELL Mr. J. H, Stoddart Mr. J. W, Collier A. H. Davenport Mr. Williams Father Barbeaud, Hel farmer. { spotters} PB. Gratian “H. Stoddart ‘Adle Fitnket Grattan Enma ‘Mrs. Monell, THE RISING THE RISING THE RIsIN Ti “ WoNBEREC KET. MERKY CRICKET. Lo ee TRENOWN ED CRICKET. Porson OLD BOWERY THEATRE. Lessee, Dirwetor and Manacer ALSHA, THE SLAVE QUEEN, Valsha (the Slave qi Clarke | Bolbe Grad. ‘. m THE FELONS DREAM OR, ACK SHEPPARD IN FRANCE. Sack Sheppard, Silver Spur and the Beat Silos Fenny 1 Joe Biueskin, Red Kelt and the Cor ir. TE HERMIT OF UMTAWA.. The Indian fe. ~4 Motuer Caicon. BArews AMERIC ‘AN MUSEUM. THE GREAT BA eect stow Miss Denvil ‘ifaity Chapman ving Fox J. Prior Is. Nagle HE THE GREAT BABY SHO More attractive than ever, a iy on m08t Dead - nate IES, TWINS, TRE ND FAT oun AND Fat ND FAT CHILDIEN, autor. exhibited, and presented in Selected trom those h one grand GALAXY OF IOUSE! ALD Beaurt EMIUM CHILD, ST LUM CHILD, FIVE HeEMLUSI CHILDREN, 18 PAIRS PREMIUM ae SNES PREMIUM TRIPLETS, 3 BEA Lat kvl ¥. an RABIES, yD Beat HILDEE. deetde the wooner or wine CHILD, Eluit, MONTHS OLD, WEIGHING BUT ONE Ne ‘OUND SEVEN OUNCES, together constiinting the Keatert a ray ot cluster of MAN ROSEBUDS. will all be on ex! day from 11 o'clock Ay M., and tho rs old from 7 tl 8 P.M. COM. N $30,000 NU com, T 3 Atall hours, and interest ng) Also, the Quaker, or Wooden Gan, Living W hale, Atbino Family, Bla Monster Snakes, Liv- ing Happy F EVER ever beheld—a perf The: M. Ul |, Bear Sanson edb His MANKIED WAKE ; and the excellent '@ cv, YOUR Curiosities before the Baby show commences, HE LATE VICTOR! OF THE UNION ARMY wean to Inapire the public generally to visit the great Free and Easy t Honston strert, where the best talent is always on hand, To-nigit ail the now national songs, by Messrs, Riley, Couley, ry ajamin, Byron, Brown, Smith, “hs THE PRINCE OF WIZARD: Presthiigitateurs He will open FEW DAYs, when the Wizard's Tempest wilt ipsed. FEAST BROADWAY SHADES—NO. 42, 18 THE PLACE fo hear a good song and enigoy a xood, cold ylaas ot ley Xe. every id Saturday eve nS. MONTGOMERY, Proprtst ~ SUMMER RESORTS. \ROWEN HOUSE, HASTINGS, ON THE HUDSON one hour's tide ‘trom the elty by railroad anil boat, and but five minutes’ walk from the pandinage fine view of the river, A few more di % JAQUINOX HOUSE, y MANCHESTER, VT. mer company, Address FH, Orvis, his parse N. nings, Now open for su Agen AKE MOHEGAN HOUSE, LAKE MOHEGAN, WILL open on June , for the ‘accommodation ot boarders, Bituated four miles east Of Peekskii, on the Hudson; one heurandahalt’s ride from New York, Terms six dollars per week. Address A. W. Palmer, Continental Hotel, Pecks« iil, Also a few good Family Rooms at tie Continental, in the'village, 10 minites’ walk from. the depot of the Hudson River Talitoad, | Reterences: ‘Thomas Nel-ony Evening Post Building, and Rovert D. Nelson, stres HE oo bac HOUSE, ray Sad POINT, N, A few choice suits of ty fa pg goa fot the season if applied f eeu Pang at Hho and ‘hy SoA, M., and from Dey tires 10g A.M. and me 3 minutes, ESLEY W. HILL, Proprietor. HE PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND, rT is now open for the season, Parties wishing wo engage Rooms tor the summer can now make their selection, F, BLANCARD, Proprietor. 3:20, 4°30 wt 4:30 P.M. IE PAVILION HOTEL, ROCKAWAY, pened for the season on the 14th of June, obtain Houms n suite, or comfortably fur- withont Board. mule to ran stages to and from ig Island, Brooklyn and Jamaica Cen- tral Railroad during the’ ‘season. NION HOTEL, AT RENSSELAERVILLE, N. ¥.— ‘The proprietor of this hotel would inform ‘the public that his house i# now open for the,reception of guests from the city, The house has been renovated in a sivle unsure passed by any in the country. ‘The elinate of . Ville ishealthful, and the scenery. beautiful and pleture ‘To persons from the eity wishing a home in the country d ing vhe summer thia hotiae offera great inducements. Oharges reasonable. HAM. ALEY, proprietor, Reference, J, A, Glen, 26 Park piace, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il, 1862. AMUSEMENTS. — <1 ae Lessees and Managers, E. L, DAVENPORT, H.C, J. Wi RETT and W. WO ATLEY THE COOLEST THEATRE IN THE WORLD, OPERATIC ROMANCE OF Tue SYKEN. Ta which the accomplished Youny American Vocalist, MISS CAROLINE RICHINGS, WII appear. for the frst tm THE SYREN. MR. E. L. DAVENPO ORE MR. JOHN, tg ag te . P. Bie epg Will sustatn the leading characters. THIS AND EVERY NIGHT, THE NEW OPERATIC ROMANCE, In three acts, ade pied and arranged expressly for Miss Caro line Hichings, from Auber's celebrated touule opera RNTITLED THE SYREN, Scopetio, Chief of the Smuggl Duke de'Popoli, Governor ot Boibayw, the Newpolltan Manager. Scipio, P ne, Scopeito’s Pietro, Beop: tto's Sub-Lieutenant, Grand Judge... Captain of rE. L. DAVENPORT Lot Herina (Seopert's ai wasseurs, Smu 8, Sel ts. INCIDENTAL “Music: iat ‘Song and Refrain, “When! fal Silence the day is dyt Mathea and Refrain, “Thou, who canst all depict, ‘he 3} Pietro, Peochione and ‘Chorus ND. Entre Acte and Chorus, “Ii your Life's Moments.” Song, “The Mountain Maid, " Ze Romance, vith the High Dreams of Childhood Covering, “No, T dare not ‘Bing’ optune now Sustains U; Aine, Fleer, Preis, :Bolbaya and Chorus Entre Acte and Chorus, “throw Aside all Sorrow” Acte und Chorus, “When the Sun in full Splendor” Jeqine bis ‘he Ray of Hope' onder dlescry” ou Who canst al Of sceuery, mncidenta, &c., &e., see descriptive 50 cents sharacters and Chorus bun id houso programives, sand house Fog mission—Dress Circle and Parquette, Secured Parauetic Beatin Family Circle (entrance Doors open at halt-past seven, to commence ats can be secured three days in WINTER GARDEN. 10-NIGHT t (WEDNESDAY) JUNE 11, AND. VENT PROFESSOR Axpzis GAINS yicToRIous |” UNEXANILED SUCCESS REAT TRIUMPH! THE, SENSATION OF NEW THRONGRD AND OVERELOWING HOUSES ! Beyond all Precedent, and out of the pale of ail Comparison GRAND NEW SPECTACULAR BURLESQUE THE WIZARD'S TEMPEST! BY CHARLES GAYLER. | ce t Press and Public MOST MAGNI MOST MAGN! Must At MOST MAGNIFICE: MOST MOst MAGNIFICENTLY GomuEO! MOST MAGNIFICENTLY GORGEOUS MOST MAGNIFICENTLY GORGEOUS MOST MACNIFICENTL’ OU St MAGNE ENTLY MOST ENCHA! 1 Most ENCHANTINGL 1E Most. ENGHANTINULY BEAL TUL, MOST ENCHANTINGLY BEAUTIFUL, Nost ENCHANTINGLY BEAU! TIEUL, if ENCHANTINGLY PFUL, 3 FUL, FUL, FUL, PUL MOST ENCHANTINGLY BEAUTIFUL, Most ELAnUIEATELY SUPERB. Most ELA ELABORATELY § iT ELABORATELY SUP Must ELABORATELY LABORA LY 8 LAB ELY ELA Hes ATELY 3 MOST OKATELY SUPERB, MOST MAGSIFIGANTLY GORGKUUS every wituessed on the New York stage, ITs FELICITOUS HITs, POLITICAL PASQUINADES, HAPPY ALLUSIONS, LAUGHABLE JEU D'ESPRIT, make it. THE PIECE OF THE TIMES. {Tt holds the mirror up to nature, And shows the very face and maaner of the times, Its form and pressi ITs GORGEOUSLY RICH Ce aia (which have cost nearly $5,(00, admitted by a eke have produced the eat spectacular pieces of the city to OUTVIE THEM ALL IN GORGEOUSNESS TRANSCEND THEM ALL IN SPLENDOR, None like them having been at any time placed oa the stage merte ete SCENERY HAS HAD NO PARALLeL IN PICTURESQUE BEAUTY, EXQUISITE | ix ; EXECUTION BEYOND ALL PRAISE IN bors Scenic artist... + J. E, HAYES, No recent debutante has achieved A SUCCESS 80 MARKED AS THAT OF wi Miss EMILY THORNE, as seine Shr ACTRESS, Has at once achieved mreire PINNACLE OF AMERICAN FAME. THE CALIBA! CALIBAN CALIBAN or 8. HEMPLE Is nightly received with uproartous Iepegemt as the last and best illustration of the “tirry repressible nl ADMIRA| ML CHARMING CHORAL EFFECTS, AND, THE — SONG LITTLE M188 FLORA ANDERSON, elicit tomadise Bx the Cy ay pplause MISS DERSON AS FERDINAND Miss Helen ‘eran oe Rey Scenes of the Union, the course of the burlesque, the GRAND PROCESSION trom the stage to the front of the theatre and around bare UMDOMIC BALCONY, TWO HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL WOMEN attired as AMAZONS, ~ "FAIRIES and SYRENS, and pass entirely AROUND the house, The burlesque is preceded each evening Peeruon epee S MAGIC PROFESS! RSON'S MAGIC PROFESSOR ANDERSON ‘8 MAGIC ENTERTAINMENT PROFESSOR ANDERSON'S MAGIC ENTERTAINMENT i ‘CHOMANTEUM, REN FLORAL P Y¥CHOMANTEUM, KEW FLORAL PSYCHOMANTEUM, TEN. ERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT OF MISS E. M.A To secure seats for this geseaus entertainment it is requi- site 10 apply in advan jox olive open dally from8 A. M. Doors open every evening at 7!; commence at 8 o'clock. First grand Matinee on Saturday, June 16, TH io pant HA™™ ‘OR’ CTORY! vi pi proprietors of the Parisian Cabinet of oun roadway, Broadway, oadwaY+ Next door to Bail & Black's, ‘f beg to inform the public (hat, having made’ extensive addi- tions wht tartic. Astonish and Astound the world, they d their Emporium of Curiosities w hich’ cote have reopen Ist Of WONDERFUL, WONDERFUL, EXTRAORDINARY, EXTRAORDINARY, MYSTERIOUS, EXCITING, EXCITING, THRILLING, UNSURPASSABLE, THRILLING, SCIENTIFIC, INVALUABLE, EXQUISITE, TERRIFIC, TERRIFIC, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, GRAND AND _— ae INSTRUCTIVE, TRUCTIVE, SURPRISING, RPRISING, GLORIOUS AND SOUL INSPIRING KEALITIES OF ALL THAT 18 INTERESTING, INTERESTING, MARVELLOUS, AMUSING, FAMOUS, AND TRULY SUPERB, SUPERB, UNPARALLELED. At the cost of $15,000 the proprietors hate obtained from Vienna the far famed and renowned i The great and only IN THE WORLD. Pronounced by connotssotirs to be ihe very Ne Plus Ul perfection, and Unpitkck DENTED FEM: NINE. "BEAUTY. . Open for gentiemen only from 10 till 10, Admission: 444-ThH= GREAT Se oaet DA MUSIC Ate aa THE MUSIC HA ii MASSES, Every other place of win mnt in NewYork entirely BARNUM'S BABY YSHOW ANNIHILATED, y ol The Wizard's Tempest vemne t ieee » Opera n the In fact, all opposition utter stroyed THE @ TOANTIO ‘UMBINATION OF GENIUS ‘now performing at 444. silat nirecedented in history Nothing like it my erg: been witnessed, malacle may never be geen again, wagon BULLLANT CLUSTER, nacht tes oN eaehate GUSTAVE BIDEAUX, The inimitable CHAR! The popular J, A. HERMAN, The eccentric LEW. SINMONS wonderful W. H, LEWIS, Mie dlorlously come 5, PIERCE, ‘The unequalled BOB HART Enseerte DE FAIBER, The favorite GEO, GERMA meagre The beautiful LIZZIE SC! Te nnoapdit aixsrngts ‘THE BROADWAY MINSTRELS wm but a portion of the monster company nightly greeted 5 ‘Chowne 1D Pour ith J THE MOST INTENSE APPLAUSE, Grand Matinee for Ladies aniChilaren ‘every Saturday, ROBERT W. BUTLER, Sole Proprietor and Manager. aire WEDN! Da EVENING. AT (WEDNESDAY) OFERA NIGHT OF THE SUMMER sEasow. oN THE QAsTLE GAKDEN PLA! ON TH ‘LE DEN PLAN. ADMISSION. EIVTY cents “ONLY. ADMISSION FIFTY NL MME. BOKCHARD. DEBLT OF MME. BORCHAKD. DEBUT OF MME. BORCHAKD. LUCREZIA BORLA. LUCREAIA BORGIA. LUCREZIA BORGIA. Baie OL, DANGRI, SUSINE. DIANGRI) INE SUSINI. RLGNOLL, concent # BY GOTTSCHALK, 4 CONCERT BY GOTISCHAL A PERVORAANCE BY HEREMANN, ADMISSION To THE WHOLE: BEETY CENTS, ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE) FIFTY CENTS. ADMISSION TO 1ME WHOLE, FLPTY CENTS. rie ADMISSION TO HOLE, FIFTY CE (Wetlsesdag) evening: Junk Li, at 8 o'clock iy, the first of the six nights of the season. i bs Debut a the eelebrated Prima Douna, MADAME CONTE BOKCIAKD ma tire Opera of es | a LUCHEZA BOKGLA, mere: Mine. Gomte BORCHARD hier fai ypearance in New York.) rrsint. . : Mut, DANGRE (Her iirat ‘appeayance this season’ in’ this celebrated cha- racter.) Signor BRIGNOLE Signor SUSINE Conductor and Musical Director. Signor ABELLA Stage Manager... OLA BARILLI ep ave “age CONCERT by GOTTSCHALK, ss who will play some Of bismost favorite inorceaux, Grand pertorrannce b iB, HERRMANN,” who will produce several of the most wonderful pleces of bis. ditferent programmes, Notice.—The entire formance at conclude at lL. PRICES OF ADMISSION. Parquet, balcony, dress and family circie Reserved seats and seats in private boxes. aaa THs E: MISS EELLUGG, MISS SECON tt BY GOTISCHALE, SECOND PERK ORMANGE BY HEKKMAN SECOND PERFORMANCE BY HERRMANN. Admission to the whole . Admission to the whole - FRIDAY—DEBUT O¥ Milk HiRRWANN. AY—DEBUT OF HERRMANN. CHILD OF THE "REGIMENT. ILD OF THE REGIMENT. ie Most BRILLIANT MATINER BE Most BRILLIANT MATINER IN NEW YORK. EN EVER CrvEN IN NEW YORK CADEMY OF MUSI G. Tits ADVERTISEMENT. This (WEDNESDAY) evening DEDUT OF MADAME BORCHARD. 4 FULL, GRAND AND COMPLETE OPERA. ‘tWo NEW PRIME A CONCERT BY THE GREAT PIANIST GOTTSCHALK, A PERFORMANCE BY NK. HERMANN: A ON ONE AND TUE Sa Re n NTS HIFTY CENTS 10 ADMISSION FIETy CEnns, TO ALL PARTS. Debut of the new MAD, prinia donna, ao ON lee AND aoe ‘0 THE Mr. ULLMAN, in ‘ailing upea the so to support hime {n tis novel movement, 50 mucn in conformity with the times, wishes to have it distinctly unders nding’ the very. moderate ‘price of sdmatesioa to ally wonderful’ and extraordinary combination, the General urrangewents us regards orehestra, chorus and inise en scene will be as complete and perfect as during any pre- vious season given under his direction. The very great ex- Fense precluues any hope of protit; he merely is desirous Of worthily winding up zon, to complete the number Of nights as stipulated in his lease, and trusts that the bril- Lancy of the performances, and the’ pleasere that will be de- rived from them by the expected great number of new visit ora, wil induce them to patronize in the future this moat re- fined and intellectual amusement of the day, and thus t- rease the Mg Beare THe OF OPERA, NIXON'S CREMORNE GARDENS, Corner of Sixth avenue and Fourteenth street. Leaee and es ietor. James M. Nizom i Now OPEN FOR THE SEASON. hree grant entertaininents SPO ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION. THE MAGNIFICENT CREMORNE GARDENS, with evergreen trees (Ire from insect annoyances), cook arbors, seats, fountains, statues, towers, and all the refined elegancics that, A'BEAUMPUL CHINESE PAGODA adorns the contre, aud the rear of the spacious area is orna mented bre @ magnitic ont apenas FLOOD OF VA EGATED EIGHT illumines the fairy bowers and cool walks, and harmonizes all into a dre reamy ‘beatity of the most. enchatiing description. THE SPLENDID PALACE other advertisement), THE HALL OF FLORA, the rarest exhibition of beaniiful flowers ever seen; beyond which is ‘THE GORGEOUS TURKISH PAVILION, HvigeaR will be given, EVERY AFTERNOON and Gy the most UMERB [EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES, by tana world-wide renown, REFRESHMENTS OF THE BEST KIND, auch as Ives, C caus deities, i Ls, Coutectionery, Cakes, Se, dons ean had of attentive waite! 7 T NO LIQUORS OF ANY KIND, Spirttuo bei or fermented, can be had er tolerated om nises, = ca - ca AFTERNOON OPENING WEDNESDAY, and tl Pa SEUERY APTERNOON AND EVENING : the se bias a ey Workdteenownd Mi Miniature Men, FOU The eapeetal favorites of the On world, will hold thelr levee on Wedne: ‘wrnoon, and ay every ceeding afternoon. ata eee Kimnsion to Cremorne Gardens, Palace of Music, Hall of Flora and Equestrian School... Reserved seats in Equestrian School. ON'’S PALACE OF MUSIC. Nicontk St SIXTH AVENUK AND tea 8st. Lomee aud Fropriotors eiasic ie ixom Pp Pe djpoh ot ated row et usic, to the Cremorne iteusee Sit H0 ti HeACTIE Hall of Flors ‘UL PALACE, with new and Taodeome 28 cents AS cents exter to the nery. Decoration Furniture througignt, comined mous, and ‘genteel. for tb /exebaatve onnpaise of ladies has’ been provided, ery convenience aud Cee i MUSICAL DEPARTMENT il be under the direction will be under the din “iol max ‘The Stage Enterta will Spanien Pot OP] LET. and PANTO! 8 and int EI ‘OMIME, tor which THE meetin, IN THE COUNTRY havé been engaged, and vill be oo at any expense Ve vil be led by The Opera will fs CARLOTTA PATTI, ‘The Ballet will be aoe ISABEL OUBAS. tye Department are already engaged we OR POrTA PATIL, Mine. STRAKOSCH, Signo SUMIGLIA, i di Signore ARDAVANI,, itider the direction o aud many mo ana GROW DEBE Vik, For the Ballet, there will be at present Bs Signor XIMINES gato ESA ti THELEUR, Mon: WEITHOPY, rt a nn basequesind te the. aren: © riety and ex- ramine of entertainment, which 1g espe- Special at ce A tp rt calls adept ASHTON AND INTELLIGENCE the metropolis, whose brilliant ‘sence on the opening Sfatat once endorsed these olighiful Gardens wad the beautiful Palace of Music THe GkeAT FASIONABLE RESORT inontha, forthe, Palace (Muse Pa) be opened tig evening per- Mr. Baker leadiny ti RONENADE CON cH ye O ant allet wi ven at 5 o'el Three phich ine Conceris in the Cremorne Gardens and ces in the Turkish Pavilion, Cremorne Gardens 2 centa only. .25 cents extra, Equestrian Sc! Rescrved arma chairs ta Praia co’ i Sie, Orches ra arm chat ‘A ew National Union Musical composition by Mr. Baker is in active rehearsal and will soon be podticed. EW HOWERY THEATRE. le Propriet« MM Sole PIEDS DNBSD AY, “JUNE ii; "1862, ‘The original te rt er AR ADAIL ISAACS) MENKEN, In two great personstions d of ‘The romantic arama tn OF ARC. J. W, Lingara Joan of Are, or Shes ae Big P 0 ir. G. C. Boniface 3 tiem Charles of Prance. % iy Loc eee di Mf The miliary a ro ol FRENCH SPY. Migs Adah In three characters he ramantic drama of Anche SIE MILLER AND HIS MEN. RYANTS’ MINSTRELS.—MECHANIOS) oe 72 BROADWAY, ABOVE GRAND Mond ue % and every night ‘during the he week, J Immense Tit of Rate High te Hoss Tamer. Horn, Little Emmett, Klorence and Dan Bryant as THE RAW "RECR RUITS, RECRUITS. 4 . woin down to Washington 0, it for Abraha: hter,"* PEEL IN Nis CHAMPION JIG. TJ 8. C, Campbeil Lenlte, Fowler, Gould and Hilton, In new Ghoruten, dcr "Bstak ovsy’ Boye. Tn-pen-o-ni ik Wizard's Tempest. Plantation Festival Scene, Wha Struck Billy Pattersont’? _Doors open at 7, Curtain rises at 8 Tickets 26 cent, _ R MAJE: ry THEATER EOROOR: RisToRt. ¥ fh cl T. H, Maplesom ried that are th RISTORI, Who will appear for twelve # in some of hor greatest characters: —Medea, Ginditia, inry Stuart, Macbeth, Norma and Elisabetta, old four) from $20 to $40, aceordtag to locaton. Admission without seats $2 50. easerd to ME. Nugent, at Her Majesty's theatre, will Ibe rrahruly attended te HUTCHINSON FAMILY WILL GIVE THEIR pe eR concert for the . son in the Freewill Baptist 5 ter the. bene Feng Snag ‘hou son, Ceoelety.. Ad Children. half ehureh, Fre evening, June rected With that society, Admission, 29 price. REUNION.—MR. MICHEALS, suProRT. rps oRRar Guy, Garne; Fred » Spanld- ‘ng and Russell will discourse their melodies at the Unto 83 Spring street, this even! Mr, Maclean will ect his Canadian friends this evening. E. BIDE: RE ROYAL, QUEBEC, CANADA—THIS_ ELE Tg tea will open for the season on June 28. A\ jue for engagements in ail departments (jtatity wddresaed to John Cheater, box IL Pat ‘and ail novelties treated with, a terme) jerald office. Bi URNS REC! ITED “WITHOUT NOTES OR BOOKS. — Mig ae PALMER, from Edinburgh, Scott wilt Pieces from Hurna’ Pooms, on Wednesday, the Tid lost, wh No. BD Cyover Inativuje. “Adioliiamee 90 Sent