The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1862, Page 7

NEW YORK HERALD, SArUKDAY, JUNE 28, 1862. REBELLION. | n Jacob Wolsey having reocived authority to enrol ro oe T! ATTENTION! enecMEN ROUSE! FINOLA'S EMPIRE BRIGADE. RALLY! RAL ot RALLY ane UNION NOW AND YOREVERY FOR THE INDEL Formerly “Bas Perdis” regiment, g COL, “© FORT, antigay ABLE BODIED MEN, ‘To complete this splendid re, iment, he same is now doing active duty in Yorktown and Glou- aver Polit, Virginia, under the command of Gol. Confort, ‘ae old experienced French officer, who has acrved 12 the Siricam, Crimea aud Taian Wy COME ONE, ‘COME ALL and join this co: ps to give the iast mae blow to seccos- son "HEADQUARTERS, NO, 111 Leonard street, o. bese | (Neem 68'Walker street and 82 Chatham ' vel, New ity. ATN FERDINAND LEVY GARE * Recruiting Otlcer, BOUT FAGE.—NEW YORK TO THE RESCUF.—THE Now York Voluntocr Avtilery, Filth regiment “Gol, +Grihain commanding, now stationed at Fort tl, Balt. moie. Md., requiring 4 few more men, . Shatter and Orville Harris bave opened an office at 40 New Bowery, and are culisting men for Co. B of said regiment; but few inore men are required for this company, which is second to Bone inthe regiment. ‘Tecruits are forwarded daily to the ment; bay equal fo, auy in the service, commencing from ri iy tmunediately’ to Lieut #itte or 0. HANIES 40 New Bowery, between Roosevelt and James streets, BLE BODIED MEN WANTED—TO FILL UP COM. pang Hi, Fifty-third regim nt New York Volunteers, Vosburwh Chasseurs, Col, Geo. A. Buckingham, now in cai cal the ted House, 106th street nud 2d avenue, Phe location anti and ihe camp grounds delightful, good ‘bathing, ec, de. Tula fine regiment is nearly full, and ft is presumed Will receive marching order in a few vaya. "The men, as Soon aw mustered, are, provided with comfortable quarters, joo clothing and abundant rations, and. pay com fomediaiely” The position of sergeavt is vacant, aud will be given (9 aby one qualitied that ‘can bring a few men. Ri Hie( for the families of volunteers given, and one month's ay twadvance, Apply at it Mulborny street, corner Canal, Capt ARREN SMITH, Recrulting oflcer, wy RECRUITS FOR THE FIRST REGIMENT OF THE HALLEGK GUARD, Colonel ELIAS PEISSNER, Wil get one month's pay in advance and thelr families will Feceive relief mouiev on being mustered in, BATTALION, TLLECK GUARD, Colonel ELIAS. ISSN! =-Now forming under the new call of vernment, to be ready ip six da} ay. Bi. 8 a tere is now in camp at Camp ashi agton, Staten P. Batterson a been ordered by the Termaat iettepesiit Gams pany of this regiment and is ow ready to reoelvs recruits, at 480 Broadway. iv in- corps shall be one of the ines in thoes! tended that this co! vie y from $15 to $23 per month, aes are mustered In at once, and put un and to Camp Washington, Staten Idaud, and oy with Shundant ‘rations, clothes and good quarters. $100 bounty at the end of splint igi cenicedes ELIAS PEISSNER, Colonel, re lwa; ae J. P. BATTERSON. Jas. Suxcnan, Orderly Sergeant. RMY AND NAVY OLAIM AGENOY FOR THB COL- Tetons procured ale for wldcwsand arpnaneof decsaed LIPS, 266 Broadway. acid iHigheat ptice pald fora cotamiasion ins rogunant ubcut ‘being mustered into services oe LAIMS FOR UNIFORMS All pyrsons or regiments having clatms under the pro- pltions of the act entitled “An act to provide for the reim- uFaement of certain persons and regiments belongin Tho tulitia of this State for clotungos equfpments lost oe or destroyed in the service of the United States’ 2, re herel Bottled to transmit the same, sm ay oe Ba, to Colo Burt, Assisiant Inapector General, at oer an tcl of una: chatall eins thereunder next; must rented on or before that di ead ‘The claitn of exch person must be accompanied by an afl- rh maling the articles lost or destroy om a yaine hereof, ment and company attacked, his length of service therewith, Maeah ‘that sald regiment or company has not received puyment or com- pensation from any city or county for their uniforms and aoe ‘ipments used and worn out in the service of the United tea; that the clothing and equipments for wislch the ciaim fa made were furnis! the expense of the person mak- ing the same, and that he is at the present time a oe of the usitorméd militia of the Sate of New York, The Sent addressof each person, should be endorsed upon i claim. In case the company by-laws of a paiforms thereof (il oominon property of the companies, claim for such regiment cau be present a gross sum. uly veridied by the field ollicers, lation of said claims will be furnish: pplication at No. 81 Walker st ew York, or at * ‘ihe > echo the Inspector Separeh ot ee: pee of aap aa. meee in lor General, CUYLER van’ ECITEN, Ataany, June 16, 1862. Quartermaster General, NM ANSWER TO THE LAST CALL FROM THE WAR I Department. N LEGION, Colonel William H. Allen. Wanted—Fifty abie-bodied men, between 18 and 45 years ho bare now a opportunity to Jsin & regiment organized wee years or during the families provided for to the rank of Lcutenant will be made “Cowhlle te tbe folds Pe eee Capt, GEOROR TUCKER, Company F office Broadway, = fms the We Hotel New Yer. se eras Mal fee re Baby lita ako bteneeen Governor of the State of New ot Volnneare, 06 be ready in sixty ndsmn, Leah epee L deeaede eee | i a at a rom to $23 per . ance, according 10 Dill passed th sponta pay ta va feng a the United Headquarters, fees: ae WM. W. BOLES. yee in Mexican War, lustering O1 Gapisin Fe Latins J Unhed taucarare ne Nowes TO ENLISTED VOLUNTBERS AND REGU- ORDERS HeAhacanrin, Lon jon Ransom, Fort Hamiton, June 2t, 1362, All enlisted men of the United States Army, now or who hereafter may be within the Timite of {tale command, oF 1B d, Who are no: under medical treatment im tal, will, without delay, repor penalty of bei a; iF Bini eine i ie tol shaving dof Yiand all who, post without proper autho: red as deserters, and treated accordingly. charge of hospitals within this command are required to send their convalescenta, able to do duty, aud “Qiuer soldiers coming to thelr respective hospitals, to Fort Br orier of Brevet Brigadier General H. BROWN, a ier ya's First Liewtenant and Adjutant Fifth artil- A ‘Oreigra NOW RECRUITING COMPANIES IN THIS or elsewhere, and who have as yet not avached ether 1e8 to 4D: mization, inay find it to their interest toca on Colonel Mt CROFT, at his headquarters, Third iregment F. ‘B Space Empire brigade, Broad- way, N. for this bri, bes opened @ recruiting ollie at th evn,” 72 Him bree phis "! ‘@ splendid opport nally” for the members of the Firrt Fire Zouaves who are again desirous of leaving for the of wi *Comsorable quarters, subsistence and clothing on enrol- 13 per month, #nd $100 bounty when the war is over, "aie ieee dating ney aoeamlsdioued odees, should apply early. Captain JACOB WOLSEY, Recruiting Ouieen “Ivy Green,” 72 Elm sirect, N.'¥ pean Lael, Teasdeatbtuagte or Company K in this Legior $3 bounty paid the recruit as soon as he is mustered in. $100 bounty will be mi Co &! he is ged, Pay ‘rom $13 10 Enlistment for three years 9 pe the war, unless sooner Relief Mahone lapmad to the tannic of the men enlisting. romotions made from ne rank and file, SERGEANTS beg oy Pt Corner of West and iGordandeatree or at 177 Grand street, lt York. ty First Lieutenant GEO. G. BROTHERTON, 17 Crosby street, Second Lieutenant HORACE B. THOMPSON, 452 Broadwi gues G&EGION, COLONEL WM. 1 wm. HL ALLEN. ONE MONTH'S "PAY IN ADVANCE iter being mustered in the service. RECRUITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOE CO. A. ‘This company is nenrly full and wants complete it. Good rstions, quarters and maalterras farniehen as soon as mustered ito service, All promotions to rank of Jieutenant made 2 Care fhe yen and file. ONE M AY IN ADVANCE. The evidence of Colonel Allen's Dayeecreag of hismen in ral ee ip ply He) sufficient guarantee te persons enlist- in ‘fis 00 bounty and and relief to families of all volunteers. Apply to W. H. JENNER, Captain Company A, ing oilice 273 Spring atreet. he pela LEGION, COLONEL wat H. ALLEN. ONE MONTH'S PAY IN ADYANCR, ‘After being mustered in the servioa, RECROITS WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR CO. G. ‘This company is nearly full and wants but few men to complete it. Good rations, quarters and uniforms furnished fs goon an inus ered into service. All promotions to rank of uteuant made from the rank an ONE MONTH'S PAY IN ADVANCE, The evidence of Colouel Allen’s treatment of his men in the Firat regiment is suilicient guarantee to peruons enilsting in this command, bem bounty and relief to families of all volunteers. APP to DAVID TUOMEY, Captain Compuny G, Central Hall, 174 Grand street GTANTON LEGIO: COLONEL W. H. ALLEN. ,Wented, for the above corps, ten icutenunts, In good stand ing. Those ha ing in actual service and received an honorable dise! referred. A certificate of examination ‘Will be required to Couain & position, Apply at beadquar- tera, Central Hall, Grand street, or to Capt. GEO, TUCKER, No. 3 Broadway. 'TANTON LEGION, COLONEL W. H. AULLEN.—RE- eruits wanted immediately for Company F, Stanton gion, ‘This company is nearly full aud requires but # few nen to complete it, Gvod quarters, rations and uniforms of the regular army furnished as soon as mustered into the service, Promotion to the rank of Meutenants made from the most deserving non-comuissioned oflicers amt privates, Tie evidenoe of Colonel alien's creatment of his men in the First regiment is suilicient guarantee to persons enlisting of thelr betng property provided for, Relief Tickets furnished to families of soldiers. Apply to CHAS. A. DU MOULIN, Captain Co, F, 174 Grand street, Central Hall, GTANTON LEGION. Hecruits wanted, to complote Company D of this rect: ment, now forming under tne hue call Yor volunteers, and commanded by Col, Wm. H. . All promotions while he'regiment fla the Reid will be inade from tue moat serviug non-commissioned olficers and privates, This ri wil beatrletly adhered to. Good quarters, abundant rations bandsome uniforms immediately provided, and the com- ny will be under the command ra who have seen clive service in the field, Non-commissioned officers of Sbijty and experience can obtain poaitions by making im: mediate application, “Relief, tick tanned, $i foo bounty at the expiration of tie war, $2 bounty and $13 (one month's | fp ae a be paid as soon as recruits are mustered ino Bervi ‘Apply to Captain ISAAC L. TAYLOR, 124 West street, comer of Dry, recruiting ofice. Qxonce K. Forty, Lieutenant. TANTON LEGION—WM. Hf. ALLEN, COMMANDER — Fifty able bodied men are waved for Company H, Stan- yon, Application can be made to Lieutenant P. E. Morighe. at $88 Second avenue, 322 First avenue and 144 Baxter street, One month’s pay. one AarRBORs ‘Cloth- ‘and ‘subsistence immediately furnishe “ 2 i MorTGHE, and Recruiting Officer, NITED STATES: app aed Cee United States Wanted, for the ed Siaice Marine Co hot less than 8 feet a aa od Soldiers serving 1n th perform <Toyenrn ‘actyie Kary Yard: world, One ‘Abundance of wtuondauoe when sick furified 18 Bowery, or at the Marine Bar- septate Wires NTED—A SUBSTITUTE FOR TI TWENTY. SE- coud regiment, N.Y. 8, M stationed at Hai Fer. to serve untli Angust ly at of Bradiey, Bil wi a all atreet, oF at prALion 3 elo BLS MOUNTED RIFLES. ST BA’ ‘Men ee regiment, 2 now in service sire bir, gana fairout of jlning apni? i u Pits Fite douaves Sen ‘Oiiete. ne Ad jatan , zi ra 600 Broad $300 RAPE ANY ONE, WHO WILL FUR. ded, 100 good mer oF $3 per man Tor, cveryous n ve ‘Tied above, For full particu: {in the eid, 1 muster be tine ne spectie fougtered in by ined sdaress XB ~ MATRIMONIAL, YOUNG SPANISH DON, OF GOOD PERSONAL appearance, intelll.ent and well educated, be ng denk. rous of spendii a toe time agreeably, would to ake the acquinimianee of a charming young inal, not over 25 years of age, of respectable parenta am‘able dis- peaition, with a view to matrimony. Address (strictly con- dential) Don Santos Herald office, for the next ve days, e GENTLEMAN, ON THE SUNNY SIDE OF TWENTY, temperate, with fair prospects, needs a wife. thust be pretty and educated. Answer, enciosin, visite SD. dress M.D. carte di Personal description, age, height, &c, Ad- Tali ole, ‘ATRIMONIAL—A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS DE IML sires the nequainiance of ‘@ young lady, not over 25, imatrimontally inclined. A modest working girl. preferred. Address Alexander Nott, box 63 Broadway Posi ollice, for two weeks. HOENIX REGIMENT.—CORCORAN ZOUAY: ESAT. tension. Recruits wanted to fill up Company € of this “gploudia regiment; bavins been accepted by the Governor a {iw tore men wanted 10 fill. this company to the inal. dard; pay from $13 10 $23 per month, one mouth's 100 bounty will be paid to each soldier when minence from dat h Reghnent Atmory ). over marke!, corner of Ser and Graal srceta’ DANIEL CROWLEY ¢ ‘aptain, ¥ swgs C. Burk, Colone! Comtanding. D, Suita, Lieutenant Colonel, at et 2 DHENIX REGIMENT—CORCORAN ZOUAVES—AT. tention Trek —Recruits wanted for Coupany Corcoran Zouaves, Colonel. James C: venanit Colonel, mith, This splendid ie lew able bodied men to con ae i This ut regiment 1s exclusively Irish. I t e brave Corcoran, now incarce Bouthern prison. Ove hundred dollars bounty wh Arged; the families of volunteers pror Spend quarters, rations an clothing fur i immed! Vay trom $13 to $25 yer month, (0 commence fru «Ate ment. Arouse, Irisimen, and detent t ry of ‘and weil be n Recruiting corner of Third street ang tm advance. “PYous Couns, Pirst Lieute j ECRUITS WANTED, For Compavy P, Phenix restinent, By ape Irish regiinent, organtaed by COLONEL ‘ORAN, should be the grand railying point for ail true on who wish to serve thelr country. ‘ue Phoenix regiment cee oran Zo aves, ia the Fourth gop ment ol the Empire vie, Beizalinr Gen cal Spinola, were instructed by Colonet Snr wilt be commanded by Co! 8 0. BL othe omioers of thie, regiment n before his depariure for the sent of war, and seve- “San lhece served uader' hiss during the memorable three furnished as soon as mus $13 to $23 per month, to commence from 160, BOUNTY, front One month's pay in ‘Sa oo Glatharged fede uate etter tickets will be ds to soldiers’ famitios. Snel will be received at the following piaces:— 14, corner of Nineteonth street and First ave. Mt y's. corner of ‘Second avenue and aay at James Burke's, 67 East Forty-fourth on, 140 Mulberty stevet an nt headquar E O'RBILLY, Captain, KORUTTS ¥ WANTED—FOR CAPT. BARLY'S INDE- ‘pendent Company, for ‘ral Spmola’s Brigade, mee cacy, late ieteienteiant in Ger Gen, — division, hi ais ween year ‘service Im the Fequiar service of the armies of Burope ‘He $8 commencing to fil up his cou] wena le bodied men, between the aves of Ba ena a8 Mishes uo Lientenanta, No ollcar nevd ap. unless he can pase the requ ee ion. He also ls the non-commissions | Meare, in the same jeadquarters, corner of James street anil New Bowery. pany, Pron.” iad EMPIRE BRIGADE. Captain Jamess. Byrne, of the “Pirst Fire Zouaves” hav Hing been authorized to enrol a comy for this brigade, h nj & recruiting office at Lafayette Hall, 7 Broadways Ww ‘thie rig) splendid opportunity, for the membors of the “Pirst Five Zouaves” that are again desirous of leaving for ‘seat of War. Comforiable quarters, substsience “and furnished as soon as mustered 3 per month, to date from ‘ad hon ‘enrolment. bounty when the war is over should apply for ndn-commiseto iting Ofice Lafayette Hall, ‘i Broad Bros Broniway, Kew York, JAMES J. B aS BY nw °8 BRIGADE—WANTRD, FORTY ADLE tee an to lms Cooma npany, tbe al te attached to Spine. Scot a oe ASTROLOG BONA FIDE ASTROLOGIST, THAT EVERY ONE can depend on, is Mme, WILSON, wiv tells the object Of Your visitas soon'as you cuter. 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She tells your very wouxhts, fires lucky numbers, causes sages, 200 wenth avenue, near Pwenty-seveuth street. Ladios 25 cents; gentlemen 30 cents, 138 DAVIS, THE BEAUTIFUL, ACCOMPLISHED Canadian Gi, sy, cau be consulted om all business, at 548 Greenwich strce:.’ Give her acall, and judge of her ablll- ty. Ladies 25 ceuis; geutiemen 9 cents. “Lucky numbers, Confidential letters written, STR LOGIST AND don love, warantees watlsfac- Hon, Rem Bank RS. ADDIF BANKER, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS Clairvoyant and Spiritual Medium, continues to give fatia‘action io ter numerous visitors, day and evening. Rooms 329 Fourth street, Lour doors west of Broadway. rei. N. Bato nas xor HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED Madam !’REWSTER, who bas removed to 69 Thirty: sighil wreet, commer of Six avenuc over the bakery. wad ean ve coustilted with entire satisfaction? She bas no equal. 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Third class Steam woely to Live Barn’. rpool, touching at Queentown (Cork poo!, Now York and Pulladelp >a Sieaine dvspatching their full powered Clyde Haturday, June 28 Savurday, July 5 [Saturvay, July 12 » irom pier 4 North inten Bieta Bulle tron steamships us foliows:—~ arts. to Hamburg.. 85 to Hambi Py ngers ulso forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Ho piverp, Sn, . iverpool or sioerane Foe Age people to send for their’ These steamers have supe: i} odations for passen- gers, are strongly built ‘ water fer ught tron sections, and nt fire goalh carey, patent, tr ‘Experienced surgeons are from Bought idore'at tices reloe, ousting steam For irther information a apply in Liv INMAN, agent, 22 Wate COLM verpool to WILLIAM tas ive ie 8 Enel a in Glasgow to ALEX. MA: uate CO.; in "London, Gr viii suvet; ie Parks to JULES DECOUE Ne 5 Bourse; in Philadelphia to JOHN G. DALE, Ul cot, or at the company’s offlces, NG, DALE, Agent, 15 Boadway, New York. Nev YORK TO LIVERPOOL, THE ry, Gi EASTERN, Walter Fauon m Commarider, ‘Will be despatched inom LIVERPOOL, ty | Pace uly Ye 16. RST CARIN, From $95 to $185 each berth, according to the size ata. va ae accommodation of the State Rooms, all havin, rivileges in the Saloons, and in attendance, Buites of apart ou by 8) ae bycr's sh VG VOtAaE aR tonne, from LIVERPOOL Servants accompanying passengers, aud, childrenu nder 12 years of age, hi ramet free.” Biate Room berths, meals served at separate tablo, .....,870 Intormediate State Room passengers fonnd with beds, bedding, tabie, utensils and good substantial food......850 STEERAGE, With superior accommedat $30 Each passenger alloweit 3) eubie feet of’ baggage. “An vx- perienced surgeon on boari Hor freighs aid passage apply to, | oy At the oilice, No. 26 Broadway, HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents, Fok atBRPOOL AND LONDON ~ TAPSCOTT’'S Line.—Ship JOHN J. BOYD, at pier No. 6 North river, sails tor Liverpool June $0. Ship AMAZON, ‘at pier 16 East river, suils for London June 30. For passage at low raves apply to TAPSCOTT & CO., 88 South street. HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS’ STEAMSHIP BRE N, H. We-sel», commander, carrying the United States imal etek pier 30 North river, foot of Chambers Hn °F gaTURDAY, July bat 12 o'lock aking pase BREMEN, V1A'SOUTHAMPTON, LO VRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, at the following rates: For the first cabin, $100; For freight or pas ‘AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.—STEAM to London, Hamburg. Havre and Southampton. 4 favorite first ciass and elegant iron mail steamshi VARL . Meier commancer, carrying the United mall from pier No, 21,’ North river. foot of Puiton street, positively on Satn whi the 2°th June. and takes pas- seugets for London, Hamburg, Havre and Southampton at $100 - 0 : 85 ‘The TEU TONTA Wii sisced the BAVARIA oa Saly i passage ively to pa apply exclusive? B, RICHARD & BOAS, 161 Broadway, New York. RRANGEMENT COMMENCING JULY 1, 1862 ‘ALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA, ine aeuaae will leave New York on the Ist, 11th and fetof each month, except when these dates fall on Sunday, when the day of departure will be on the Monday For freight or passage apply at the only office, No. 5 Row. ling grea sab WALLA it. OR NEW ORLEAN! <THE UNITED STATES MAIL J. D. ‘tape United States Na- r No. 4 North river, for New uly 2, at three o'clock P. M. Forire ht, of RE will be taken, or passage apply to SLOFFORD, TILESTON & CO., 29 Broadway. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. clase United States Mail Steamship CAPT, L HO! OFFMAN, ar Ao, $ Noreh river, for New Orleans, on may, Ju re rae ae Freight Tecelved on ‘and acuer 2 For or cabin . Meier MORAY: Ih. CROMWELL £ COx 80 West street, ‘POR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. —THE UNITED STATES mail steamuhip CREOLE will leave pier 13 ‘North river on Tuesday, July 1862, at twelve Se. 7 reciee y Ie for New Orleans ditect. "For Treight apply HEINBEEN & CO., 115 Broadway. PASSENGERS Bagirentiing a ORLEANS.—ONE +4 am) moat desirable on steamship MARION { Saateuce i Fb WPauphetter ign a are tee Site ¢ HAWLEY a1 Brost since. Ae Ape OES Sain A RARE CHANCE. 000 WORTH OF CAST md Clothing wanted, ‘@ month, tor New Orieana, La. dics and’ gentlemen’ having any of toe above to diy gan recelré. the following gt hell eae from for coats, from $! Rito Bh ta, Firuitire iN hy Also Shawis, C! paid. shin, fete Gergen “Baitsih avenue, near Eighteenth street Ladies Being Mints, ' Orders Brooklyn or Jersev ‘city punetualiy. at tended to, Please remember the original B. Mintz, 283 Sixth N EXTRA PRICE WILL BE PAID FOR LADIES ntlemien's Cast OF Cutting. Carvete, Jewelry for New Orleans $2500 Tor which rsa 7 the’ following pelcos for each artic Sto $31; for from $8 to call on of address isz “Tovantn ts avenue, paeee Twen attended hand to by Mrs, Anbalt, N. business transacted confidentially, first streets, _ AMUSEMENTS. & LAST GRAND K LAS! GRAND " MANINER P-DAY, Al 2 BM. ny A 9 M. 2p. M yr. M. M Me aM, Mt ‘ FIT BENERIE BENUFIE MISS EMILY THORNE, (Her first benelit in America.) 0 has vee! canned 1 the pelle 2s the VEN OF BUikuis Lest #, New Bi Nis BURLES: Ni BURLES! Ni BURLESSUE, N. BURLESQUE, N. BURLESQUE, N EEN OF BURLESQUE. N RLESQUE, NEW ULEN Oe BURL Re UB. MISS aiLY THORN. ‘will appear in two characters. we ‘periormance will commence with the admired farce ROUGH DIAMOND. FOR 1 belt Last Las of PROFESSOR “ANDES PROFESSOR ANDERSON PROFESSOR) ANDE Last night of MISS HELEN ANDERON'S SECOND SIGHT. MIS3 HELEN ANDERSON'S SECOND SIGHT, MISS HELEN ANDERSON'S SECOND SIGHT, On Monday next, June 30, will be produced, with extraor- inary elaboration, the great dima of Rob Roy McGregor. TIME, Professor Anderson, Helen McGregor, - Mrs, Gladstone, Diana Vernon. ‘Miss Binily Thorne. A CAST OF TENSE | STRE: 4.35 BROADWAY—OLYMPIC THEATRE, Unprecedented suc ess of the great artist, Miss MARY PROVOST. BATURDAY EV ENIN ‘The great class DEA, In which Miss PROVOST ts made @ most genuine suecess; wction of other noveltice she will, T ON In which Messrs, even. aly? Ch will appear, ES AS USUA Doors open at 734 o'clock, curtain rises at 8 precisely. | Upc OLD Botta d THEATRE, THE JEW OF NOTRE DAME, JEW OF NOTRE DAME. Zabina, the Jewess.. iss Mat Zarack, a truaut chiei After which, first time) an entire: IRIT OF JACK 5 Mitchell . Clarke new EPPA) RD: Or, Tax Frag or Evi. The Spirit of Jack ‘Sheppard, Mi ‘The Spirit of Joe Blueskin, Jonathan Wild. Dickey Daw, wi va. J. E, Nagle RIGHARD iit. ON HORSEBACK in which the comedians, Fox and Chapman, will appear. (CHRIST'S OFERA HOVsR, BS BROADWAY, posite the Metropolitan Hotel. GEORGE CHRIstyY MINSTRELS, OPEN EVERY EVENING. Witha NEW AND SUPERIOR COMPANY. THE BEST Opn Sie IN THE CITY FINEST INSTRUMENTALISTS. IN THE PROFESSION. Kaen leper decorated amd commodious—perfectly ven- it Admittance 25 cents No half oe Doors open at7; commence at 8 o'clock. “MUSICAL, RY FT PARLOR R GRAND PIANO. FOR. 8. iis ie PA werfnl and sweet toned, coat RL been butt ttle It will be solid for asthe owner no use for Inquire of Dr, BROOKS 7 Weat Thirty - second street, LADY OF VERY SUPERIOR MUSICAL Ee meats, and og is desirous of ob- Terms moderate, Addi tain: reas A. B., Mule Reacher, Hropkiyn Post office. MAGNIFICENT VEN OCTAVE | ROBEWOOD falc; round corners, carved fate; made tsorders ail the for $20 Including Stool Furniture at a sacritice, Inquire ahs West Twenty third street, near Sixth avenue, Ust PUBLISHED CLARA LOUISE POLKA,” voice and piano, sung by Miss Clara Louise Kellogy and tae Carlotta ‘atti, comvoned by E, Muzio. Price 75 cents. Beton.” Introduced in the opers “Un Bailo, in Maschera;” by, Price 30 cents. nia, | ublished end for sate by BEER & SoWinMan, Tol Broadway, @yyew musics ust PUBLISHED BY Hi. B. DoD. WORTH, No. 6 Astor place. Now York.—" Keep sep with the music of the Union Sy GF Brimort, Soe “Monitor polka,” itaatiared titles sy Weingarten, 260. “She wept er life away homas, Tiger leap,” redowa, ‘ords from those song, Ferenc mbar tie. “Jowsphine gaiop.” Ca |, on receipt of price. Or instruments ead music for brass ands free. TEINWAY & SONS' GOLD MEDAL PATENT OVEi strung grand and square pianos have teen awarded first premium wherever and whenever exhib:ted in competi tion with the best makes of Boston, New York. Philade!phia and Baltimore, and are now considered the best Pinos manufactured.’ A written giaruntee for five years. gv with each instrument, Warerooms, Nos. 82 aud 84 Wall street, near Browtway. “A PRRTION—baDris ‘AND GENTLEMEN, IF YOU wish to meet with a fair and honest dealer, to di of your cast oif clothing, carpets, furniture and jewelry, the best you ean do is to send a note to th F. Harris, 156 Seventh ave to your satisfaction; for from $4 to $16, for pants from 10 #4. Boreuth bvcues, between Yorentteth aud twesty-drat Ladies attended by Mrs, Harris. T THE ORIGINAL WELL KNOWN DEALER, H HARRIS'S store, 164 Seventh avenue, between Twenty first and Twenty-second suvets, ladies and gentlemen can dispose of their cast off Clothing, Carpets aud Furntiure, at the utmost value, and no humbug a8 10 olfering pricesand then irying to get tuem for halt the value, a4 racticed by other high offers. Please call or address aud convinced, Ladies atiended by Mra, H, Harris, T THE NEW STORE, 114 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES and gentemen can dispose of, thetr Cast Of Clothing, Carpets. Furniture, Ac. Tguatantes to pay for Drenses trom $5.0 $00, for Coats from $f 10 $15, for Pants from $110 $3, lease do not forget to call on’ or address Sit fa Fair avenue, near Fourteenth street, Ladi ra, Mish. TNO. 353 BOWERY. —H, ROSENTHAL, HAVING A large quantity of vers, Jewelry, c,, ELLING OFF-NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS, Melodeons, French O:gans, Music Stools, Wateive: monds, Jeweiry, Sears, Paper, Stereoscopes and Fatntings, Guns, Pistols, Clocks, Collars, &c., &¢., for . cheap to cobalgnmenite, Cash nd! F. JONES, &2 ann treet, ae second floor, ‘ANTED—A GOOD SOPRANO, FOR A PROTESTANT church, lown; one who can read well and has a strong but pleasant voice, Salary moderate. Address, with name and qualifications, Church Music, 247 W. 36th at.. or call between #1 the hours of land 2 P. My on Monday, June 30° 5O-NEW SEVEN, octave “PIANOS, IN ROSE. x ‘wood eases, iron frames, and overstrung, for o., with mouldings, $160; do. with curred legs and board $185 and "$200; do. with pearl poh, 40. The abor are fully warratied, and are the greatest bargains th be found in the cit aid see them. Second d Pianos at $25, $40, 920, B, SH, ri $85, $100. New Melo- as ot extremely Ine prices. One [Bundred ‘new and 4. cond hand Pianos and Melodeens to let, at $2 and upwards per month. Rent allowed if parchased. Monthly payments received for wes same. Foreign Sheet Music at two cents per page. HORACE WATERS, Agent, 481 Broadway. alti a a GREAT BARGAIN WILL DE adies and gentlemen can obtain the carved ost value tor each article, Ladies aiended to by Mrs ia sree Rosentual. Please remember, and uy 353 Bowery, apposive all at Great jones street, LARGE ORDER HAVING EEN RECEIVED TO INSTRUCTION, 4A om Diotiing, Carpets, Furniture, a fadice and gent emen baring. the avete te depose of aon rs 8 MORNING VISITING GOVERNESS IN NEW ceive t prices:—Stik dresses trom York or its vicinity, or (0 reside ov travel with s cowl pauts $1 to $5. T guaran or lady.—A highly respectab'e and competent you Pleas ty ore, oF send a Hote by post - | sires an immediate encagenent. Wowld goto ry the BERG, ala Seventh avenue. Ladies attended p Mrs. dually by " ehow te a Address Miss Vaudeleur, stauon E, nue, N.Y. T MRS. EZEKIELS’ OLD STAND—FROM $6 TO $90 will be paid for Silk Dresses, trom $4 to §: a, vin $1 to $8 for Panta; also Carpets, Fura A note by panefually atten by 4 Seventh avenue, betwech Niooteeath and Ewenweth to by Mr. B. TENTION! EADTES AND GENTLE wider receiv cast off Clothing, Furniture, Carpe y APY, ree in the clty by calling’ on or addreesin BRAHAMS, 233 Seventh avenue, ‘between Twenty: ‘io’ and Twenty-sixth streets, Ladies attended to by Mrs A, EN.—A LARGE y ANTED—$10,000 WORTH OF CAST OFF CLOTHING Furniture, Jewelry, &¢., &c., at the new stand, 208 Se venth avenue, corner of Twenty-‘ourih street, for which the highest cash price will be paid, Ladies in attendance, Call ow or address J. STERN. ™ EDICAL. D*. COOPER, id DUANE STREET, MEMBER OF THE ‘College of Physicians and Surge New York, muy daily at his ofice, trom 8in the morning uatil R. RALPH—OFFICE REMO BJ, root; west of Broa way. OCTOR HUNTER HINSELF—THE PHYSICIAN who established the Hunteran Dispensary, No. 3 Divie stom wreet, New York cl ja can be consulted from 3 A.M. unui 10 o'clock ‘at night, ai the old olive. A private La ED TO 1M BLEROKER Hours trom 11 to, aud 6 entrance, Book for noth I R. WARD, 12 LAIGHT STREET, | NEAR CANAL, J Baye Pav fieiar uitention 10 ail complaints of both sexes, rivale entrance. Vice open from 8 o’elock im the morning U9 o clock im the evening. Consultation tree. R. CHARLES LUTZE, OBSTETRIC PHYSICIAN AND Upirating Surgeon, Wishen tie inulen to distinetiy un: derstan: vival im thiseity in treating all diseaves of wouven and chilites, “Can be consitied in con dence at his private ryoms, O44 Browiway, N. ¥ from 9 A. M. to6 I, M, \R. LEWIS CAN BEE CONSULTED ON ALL, DISEASES ‘of Females, with unparaile.e1 success, at NO. 7 Beach between Variek ant Pest Hiroe way. EALTH SPERDILY REGAINED—BY CONSULTING LEWIS, No. 7 Beach street, between Varick aod West Broadway. MPORTANT TO FEMALI 1,217 Broadway. Senda ADIES CAN CONSU -. Da. L4 street, with #1 e aure and give Dr. F y Av home for consuitation ‘day an ioe. ping. At howe SRS. OFFICK, renlar, 0 CURR NO PAY—8. R. KING, M.D. CURKS matism, neuraigin, gout. dropsy, and all chronic tid eleeirical app,tcmtto: sea, With a now chemi mercury removed from th me Mreet, New - ae Tyee ae Uae aoa ‘OAN stom, &o., de, LADY PROFE SING THE FRENCH, ENGLISH ral years all evueation, al MY. V., Post o { LGEBRA, BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSIILD, é tic, He. are tangns day ani 62 B and 28) Filton street, Broo ya. Col. PAI ; Kirown teacher of wriuihg, is one of the beat instructors in tue State,—Newport Mercury, antrit RYANT, STRATTON, P OKARD & PENNS com: us Institute, hese justitution MERING CUR! lopment given “ glart Twenty-aev street, hh consumptive aymptoma, rsona in deiicat cpopelay oromohitin se cy ORSEMANSHIP AND. MORSEWOMANSHTP.—MR. DISBKOW hax opened bis Hiding Nehool, Fith avenue, Qernor of Thirty-ninth stree!, for (he summer sev8on, for the ( sirangers wojourning in thecity. A course leesons will enable a \ady or gentleman to id suiety. WIMMING | LESSONS IN THE PARLOR—NEWEST Ss invention, by Pro essor THEOD., DUMAR. Lnsteuction in Dun x "Aen ora enti avenue, corner of Thirteenth street, Lessons ior ladies by Mrs *. Duta ‘aes lady deenihian wah ohien, coctiite a lady (or Frenen, Latin an | moses Germ.n indy, anexperionod lady teacher for sual countey se dey; @ professor oF iidtary N v York: aisoone fo RAILROADS. HPRso%, RIVER RAWLROAD “TRAINS FOR ALMANY, wad West eave haube,e street at 7 u ASM, aud 3:18, 6 an 10:16 1. Mh ONG ISLAND RATLROAD Ave OMMOD TION OLD Bourn Fesry Reruninus Teale lo 7.45 A M. is FM. for Geenpo bE A ioe Bye doeut; P48 TAS. AL Mc aned Selby 4 Abs 9-49 Ue Me for Hera stead; howtly for Jamaica (rom 749 A.M. to6.40 P.M “YORK, WAKLEM AND ALBANY RATLROAD OR aa ANY TROY, NORTILAND WEST MER ARRANGEMENT, 7H 34 rer it Io JOHN BUKCHI AMUSEMENTS. TIBLO'S GARDEN. Bi DAVEN?ON, e and “Ye Ge JAR UE ta’ FUUNTAL have won for it tie ELEVEN justly popular Au , a Te SvkoLINY POSITIVELY Last Ni THE CHILD ov" ti B REGIMENT. Re-engagement of the rt GALLEY NE the most sccompiiied danseuse oi te age, who will appear ino new g: oa eae eniled FE staR OF THE DANCE, UT MILILANT THUS BRILLIANT TRIC BRILLIANT euvar Pavonter oF Tite REGIMENT, ALLET a a SATURDAY EVENING, June 28, peru koe ‘Drama, entitled the RCHINGS. sur DAUGHT THE KEGIM MARIE..... Lowel OASOEE & RICHINGS 8 THE ORIGINAL “WeSre, Certonohe (an old sergeant). Mr. P. Richis lanolorte used upon this covasion has been ikiu sinidiad by Ohiokeringtt Rous, No. 634 way. ‘he entertainment wi H conclude with BALLET, posed and proliced under the direction of Paul Bril- Trane ea entitied the brn far of the Dance, dike. kaon One Galetti urine ame esos, Miles. “Feticita, Reory, Lucretia and Corps de Mons. Pophoff next) Yate Musical Drama titled THE NATIONAL RD, & NEW GRAND | BALLET National AU ULEGORY oF ADHINGTON, JARLOTTA ParrT BvERY BVENIN ALACK OF MU TN ThE NIGiMNGALI SUNG wed expressly for Mile, words by P. Miarte ADAME RTRAKOSOH | ON'S PAL Patti by Signor Muzio; Ines erlaitra lar selections, tase conas. Pt aE te nae auth HUNGARIAN NA’ HOMAS BAKER'S NEW UNION WAR I Will be repeated EVERY E NIXON'S ORI Manan 19) TOURNAIRE E-ERY Eves AT CREMORNE GARD AND. DRIGINAL GRAND MENA TXON'S, CREMORNE GARDEN PALACE 0 AND EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL, corner of. iste cnt ind Fourteenth sire SING OPEN EVERY AFT. raluye excel An SEVP ERTAINVENT isTs 1 NG‘AND PALLET EV RY EVENING N THE PALACE OF MUSIC. LOTTA PATTI in the NIGHTINGALE SONG, ressly for her by Signor MUZIO. Words by P. TE: JARLOTTA PATTI, | Senorita ISABEL CUBAS. PRAKOSCIH. Conductor, THOS, BAKER. Mast 1 WILLE BARNESMORE PAPE. PROMENADE MUSIC AFTERNCON AND EVENING IN THE COOL AND DELIGHTEUL GARDENS; EQUUS Pa OF Aub Ki QUE: JURSTRIAN To Garien, Palace, Pavilion, do- Children to the afternoon. Reserved Srais in Palace of Music Orchestra Chalra in Palace of Music se rved Seats in Bqvestrian Shoo ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ‘A large number of the most influential citizens of Brookiyn have deemed it suitable that the close of the dra- viatic season in that city should be marked by a fituing tribute from her townsmet 6 ening and worth of the GbuAr TRAGlo Autist, Io eosin with thie view they have solicited her ac- ceoptance of pi"GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL, ‘To take place on Qn which ocrasion cin ill, iy vequaes epyaar tak e wi a er rer p Will, by request, appet 1 cents extra SULLA, Inthe ‘The Commitise of Arrungemeas ave secured. th vee oe the folowing diaingaiahed ee zis Who will conclude the peirmae witha MU! cme “waa PERATIC GEMS, In which Lafmisaaneuats The great Tenor, SIGNOR BRIGNOLT, ‘The charming 8 MISS CARLOTTA PATTY, ‘The popular Coutraito, MME. AMELIA STRAKOSCH, The admirable Vivlinvat, 4. MB: EDWARD MOLLENHAUER, TE ren ibactt ren with the same Wubtolous DIstht Including, the names of MB. JAS. W. WALLACE, EDWIN ADAMS, fe. &c., ke. Which gained for this adinirable play the warmest enco- uiuma trom the most intelligent, audiences ever assembled 1a, g New York theatre, at 734; commence at 8 Precteely. ‘The entire performaes will conclude at i Box odlce open from7 A. M. unit 6 PM. on ‘Monday and Tuesday, when seais may be Acmission to Parquet, Bal secured seats We, extra; Auphi \UTLON OF CiHLARACTERS, a Parisian Cabin Next door to Ball & Black's, beg to inform the public that, having made’ ‘extensive addl- tions which Startle, Asioulsl’ and Astound the world, they have reopened their Zuporium of Curiosities whicl! con SHES WONDERFUL, EXTRAORDINARY, EXTRAORDINARY, MYSTERIOUS, * _ UNSURPASSABLE, % VALUABL papicrtacy EXQUISITE, TEAUTENUL, | BEAUTIFUL, ; ND INSTRU crivEss “pape torreh ELABORATE RUCTIVE, SURPRISING, SUKPRISING, GLORIOUS AND SOUL INSPIRING REALITIES OF ALL THAT IS. INTERESTIN INTERESTING, MARVELLOU: MARYVELLUUS, AMUSING, FAMOUS, FAMOUS, AND TRULY SUPERB, SUPERB, UNPARALLELED. At the cost of $15,000 the p-oprisiors have obtained from Vieuna the far famed and renowned The great und on Umer IN THE WORLD. Pronounced by connoisseurs to be ihe very Ne Pins vee of perfection, and RECE: ~ pecdensad FEMININE BEAUTY. abzen for geutieraen oniy from 10 ait 10, GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY, GRAND MATINEE TO-DA GKAND MAVINEE TO-DA GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY, ) O'CLO! t TWO O'CLOCK THE Wiz DA TEMPEST tO DAY AT 2, TUE WIZARDS TEMPEST TO-DAY AT 2 THE WIZARD'S TEMPEST TO-DAY AT 2, POSITIVELY THE LAST MATINER, MATINEE TO-DAY AT WINTER GARD! MATIAEE LO-DAY AT WiNtElt GARDEN, MAMINEE TODAY AT WINK GARDEN, TWO O'CLOCK, ‘open at ha'f-pasi one, Joek, Dow TO-NIGHT, a8 MISS BM HORNE, MiSs EMILY THORNE, MISH EMILY THORN, Whea she will SROwRY, TN THe ROUGH DIAMOND, MIRANDA. 1x" oe TEMPEST. OR THE BERMUDAS ——THE U: NDERSIGNED 18 to obtain tropleal wen tthe ty, and hi jens in Boston, and ean accommo. Tew pasvengere on favorable terms, Avply at the Musee ANORAMA OF THE WAR FOR THE UNION—AT No. 639 Broadway, on Saturday afternoon, at 25 o'elock, Evening ay 8 Tickets, tidren, 10 cents, day of the Panorama. nn, TRAMBOATS, NONEY ISLAND nek oe e2 FORT HAMIL wou. — Nal JOR BRIDGEPORT—THE STEAMER wearers leaves pier 26 Bast river daily, at 12 fe Nag oon, agri ee ing in Uwe to connect with the Hons Ha and Hartford Railrowds: also the Shove i mand New London. @BO, vor me ARK ON 8 AY A! 'Y DA “g THE Ks (MiitoaAs T, WAY, Cape, Boles leaves pst Ove O. Day sttwel, we 103g A. Mam die Pe [sents "Lan ting at Bergen Porn, fare worn LINK FOR PEEKSKILL=THE AURORA street pln ats AL May dally, without exeep: tion. Landsat Youkers, Hastings, Dodbe' oury. Tat shown, Sing Sing, Haverstraw, cirasay Point and Ver 4 turing, thaves PoekoRili at Tai), Touches at "Christopher th str cen NORNICH LINESFOR BOSTON, NEW AN Nonivich and Worvester.—The wy piendid RT OF BOSTON and CITY N Yow IRK ls every da} (aundays exrepred), at 6 trom Inet ot ¥ p Rorth river. R ARTIN Age ont SUNDAY BOAT TO NEW as Ss‘? unkers, Hastings, Dubbe' Fi mi te DROADWAY f Jhristonher and Farruietn alreet o'clock. WE STEAMBOAT ‘LONG ISLAND EBAY ‘Ah por: nedlate landings ral Ste oC day street, touching ai every Suntay 1 a AMUSEMENTS. Lees on Brow four beets eenth street, ;, Wallac Doors open al bauifspast ¥% cm N nto. Tis Leupraiure o. ite Louse to delighsiully cow ONGS NIGHTLY IN ATED ASCE acidie ni rs tighved aX oP RUN ANDY apis} stenaae. te STYLISH FLORENCES, ARKLING PIECES. ha bee gprotean c! ters, die van over fuls to dedsht tae ‘aude raid 1, \o-night in thee different characters, THIS (SAT KOAY) EVENING, JUNE 2, witl be gveu, ae ‘ ean picee ra RIED, Mis. Florence asguinja tnnes ditvecos characters, with gongs ai | dhasces, abvays re eived with every demonmtew on of d nie wou Phe wiio'e to vone t eat moral lesson, called MY TWO FATHERS. Nan, with w new song, inusic by Gor Sten we “thor ‘Tim Dinsixs, av old Trishman ong other feihers. — Mr. Fi ORENCE ir. Flor have deserv edly wo Tekst ( satisty tao ambition Of amy oe ing he evening, pon music by Kopp! supert PERFORMANCES CONCLUDED By HALY.PAST TEN, 7 AURA KEENR 5 THEATRE. 60'S PoFLrwitires of Tris) charac app aus ew Y © MAGGIE MITCOBLE 7 ‘eta ‘ i ; iss agit MMOne nbs es very evening will be performed the beautiful Dr : PANG HON. Tikk GIG ee eer Wwe WELL EMSs CELL, , & universal di charming translati N The Chie An old say ng ful wend ‘ied. The mana, i having been exp one of the toxt, poplar mo erman plays, it will be Continued for a few higitts During the last week the theatre has been viaited by = large class of our best and most talented artista, who, wi the press, have conjoiniy expressed their highest meed Praise in favor of its morits, and the admirable manner te wae it has been plared upou the stage: and that Mise Miichell, by her e: f tie hes oir poms. rara PANCHON (iu rar tunary personation of the ol pnese herseif on (he highest stand ie excellence, original character), MISS Agar, Pai THE TWIN BROTHERS j...... {M5445 DAG L ED Supported iby a Fall lund talented 'd compan, Besvuns AMERICAN MUS! MUSEUM. UN (NE 28 tase AMILY HOLIDAY, ‘amnittieg, :PFORMANOES, T 4 O'CLOCK, ERT, jan in the World, moasurt ee ROUND THE EIGHING 695 soe tree wenmictels > GIANT GIRL, MISS JANE RE Rie MOST BEAUTIFUL PAR years old, QUING bis POUND: And niwasuring nine feet Ly ties round, ‘The two together maki ng tne LARGEST MOUNTAINS oe HUMAN FLESH EVER cov. NoTTetnE “$80,000 NUTTY The xmaliest ian ot hls age aver known, NED, THE LEARNED SEAL, from the Boston Aquarial Gardens, the most beantiful am@ lutelligent enna! trom the briny deep. HE, THE DEN on 1AVING MONSTER SERPENTS, fed e at 2 o'cloak. 1K AQUA L GARDEN. Admission to ea only 25 cents; Children under 10, 15 ota. CADEMY OF MUSIC. THURSDAY, JULY 3, POR A FEW EVENINGS, SUMETHING } PROFESSOR NAPOLE: = xD PRINGE © ADO. EUROPEAN FARIB, NDC BIN ros HATERT AN uRTS, Lucie” MPOLRON. THE EURO! FAKIB, THE eer EUROPEAN MINSTRELS MLLE. aes AND OTHER STARS. ‘Liverpool Merc ‘From the Maatc.—The orm and taleuted m acne, Professor Na- leon, a his first performance in this town last fe was favored with a large and enthusiastic audience, Pronounced him the Prince of Wiz UL IN ONE EVE Admission to the whole, 6) cents. Family “Circle, 25 Box seats, $1, Box ollice now 0) a, pares tickets Yance. iy ‘extra charge for ing seat 74; commence at 8 o'clock. EW pf leoeted EeaTEe, Sole Pi <Mr. 3. W. Lingned SATURDAY Ni 3, 1862, most positively the last night of ‘Miss CS MENKEN. Last night of Last night of those dari Stipe if Equestrianism 14 Mins ADAM en yy in which she stands wittons a rival. First pape st of ve se Irish Comedian and Vocalist, Mir, 2 L. DO} andthe SPIRIT. ort THe B BLACK MANTLE. RYANTS' MINSTRELS, g bochantca! Hall £72 Broadway, RAW RECRU is THE PATHFINDERS, A unt IX THE PoLtcy, Horn, ontnpbei rence, Brett,” Peel, Hobbs, Fow “ry ‘Tilton, Charles Morrison, Lexie, gouty Lit ‘Little Mac, Nell and Dan Bryaut tt the mew OUR SONION ARMY ON TO RICHMOND, Deora pawer 7, curtain rises at 8 o'clock. Tickets 25 conte —THE GREAT AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. 444. BROADWAY. GRAND GRAND MATINEB This (Saturday) afternoon, at 24 o'clock, for the acpsmme~ dation of ladies and ehil: —THE GREAT AMBEIO MUSIC HALL, BROAD’ Nod ‘This (Saturday) afternoon, ma ‘o'cloe « 7) GRAND W Kk, pit Wilt be given 7 the aes eae ot EAD GRAND MATINE! GRAND MATINEE GRAND MA’ GRAND MATINEE GRAND ‘This afternoon, at 23g o'clock, for the accommu a LADIES AND CHILDREN, H's sHCOK’S NEW. NATIONAL THEATRE = MUSIC hate 172 NEW CANAL block from Bowery ‘This Seening, Co appearance of Mr. W. H. CAVANNAG Mr. W. H. CAVANNAGH. THE GREAT sit COMEDIANS. THE NATIONAL FiiaLE MINSTRELS. THE BEST ENT MENT IN THE O&TY sharninaion 10 cen : __ Parquet 29 cents, Gren a URY PALACE, open das ee ning. CA and ever G2: Broudway, opposite Lars Keene's Thea GEORGE W. SHURRAGA’ TOOD'S THEATRE, CINCINNATI, OHIO.—THIS theaire will eioso its regular scason on the 4th of July, and will open for the next ‘all ant winter on the 1sth of September. During the recess it will be corared, upholstered and onla to give it continuance of {te justly deserved popul Stars of eminence desiring engngoments, will plecer a address Geo, Woud, Manager, Cincinnati, Ohio, RION SOCIETY. The undersigned, Seeretary of the abova Singing Bo eiety, toannounce to the members and particularly te tite pabite in gent al thay there will take D BXCUNSION NIAGARA FALLS, Buffalo and Rochester, on the 12th of Sul Excursion tickets for the round trip per Hudson one Central Raliroads $11 each, entitling 10 the admimsion at the congerts and other fvstivities to be given by the soalety. The tickets will be good for twelve days. Early applications are requested at the oflies of GOETRE, Secretary, 19 Spence street, next. E GREAT SOCIAL HARMONIC MEETINGS. AP the House of Commons stil inereasey nightly tm wm We li minense attras tye oursely ‘o havo the best talent and the most re- ince of the kind in the city, Re ednesday and Saturday UWe great B.—No nigger waiters of polley seekers; but we p nize us, We chitin apectable audience in a member, AST sROADWAY | SHADES, NO. 42, 18 THE PLACE ar a good song and eijoy 8 good cold glans of ale, te NB Free ant Jonday and Saturday even: ines, TH oMAs MONTUOMERY — 1" UNION, THR eet ty THE ONION, fom "Sony ie Pred Say artiing, Gt yon td Shusitinn cua SOS ee i ; va Fa Aer PPY, EVER BRGAY, West Houston street. RAND aE PARTRE jouston Pianoforte. x itera in jroetteniae wollte and some AYO si ord wal eee re {japame ERNESTI E DE (VILLIER'S ee Tag) Concert this season, at, ath, on Monday evening, Juie me al vagal following celebrated artists: Doenler, M J ry ‘Sixnor Abella, Tickets ‘for, sale at all the music grand piano ts from Steinway GRAND ORATORIO“U NDER THR PATRON. A of tie wenn Wart 8 ices, In ald of the oliters, | The hale ot cloned mae No.2, Bighth ward, will repeat ori of Beatie atc of Sec or the benetit-of Lhe sick a a fventna, Jung 30, 19: at the City Assen! ah, eo ots 25 conte mg 30, 13 pe a gs Waliron, Conductor, OTE se