The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1869, Page 11

: MILITARY NOTES. The Forty-seventh regiment, Colonel Austin, the favorite corps of Rrooklyn, B. ., parade @ battalion of 200 men, in full dress uniform, on Wednesday, the 244, to make a fymg visit to New Havea, The Getactiment will be under the command of Major Rogers, and will teave the regimental armory in North Second strvet at quarter-past eight o'clock that evening, embarking on the steamer State of Maine from Peck slip at eleven P. M., and arriving at the Elm City the next morning. The battalion will be received by the Second Connecticut militia and es- Corted to the City fall, where it will be formally re- ceived and reviewed by Mayor Fitch, after wich tne command will be exercised in the schoo) of the bat- talion, have a street parade, and conclude with a dress parade on the green, departing for New York at eleven P. M, The grand Peace Jubilee at Boston the present week will be atsended by a large numberof the Nationa: Guard officers of this State, The officers of the Washington Gray cavalry, under command of Major E. H. Kent, accompanied by a fair repcesenta- tion of the personnel of the First and Second divi- sions of this city and Brooklyn, members of the Governor's staf and others, will leave thts city on Tuesday afternoon by way of the Sound steamers, Line forms in Washington place, right on University plage, at half-pasi three o’clock P. M, A battaiton of the Third regiment cavatry, Colopei Budke, act a8 an escort on the occasion. On the arrival of te exeursionisis at the Hub they wiil be received by the old Boston Lancers. vn their retarn (Friday morning) the First regiment cavalry will parade to receive them, ‘To the military of Brookiyn and of this city one of the most attractive features of the week will be the parade of the Hlevenitt brigade, National Guard, ommanded by Brigadier General Meseroie, at Pros- pect Park parade ground, Brooklyn, on Tuesday for baitalion drill and exercises in evolutions of the line, The Dwenty-third regiment, Colonel Ward; Forty-seventh regiment, Colonel Austin; Fufty-sixth regiment, Colunel Chapman; Tiurty- second regiment battalion, Major Rochr, and the Howitzer battery, Captam Bebee, which constitute the brigade, are all uniformed in gray. The brigade exercises commence at two P.M. it 1s expected that Governor Hoiiman and staf will be present and Yoview the troops at four o'clock. A parade throug b the principal streets of Brookiyn wili be made on ‘their return. The court martial for the trial of Captain Cox, commanding Company B, Thirty-seventh regiment, for unofilcer-like conduct, &¢., met again at the Sev- enth regiment Armory on Wednesday evening. Colonel Carr, Bighth regiment; Lieutenant Coionel George T. Haws, Seventh regiment, ana Captain John W. Davis, Niuth regiment, constitute this court, ‘The examination of Captains Galpm and Oliver for the defence fully exonerates Captain Cox from any malicious intent to create iusubo rdination prejudi- ¢ial to good discipline: it ws very evident Colonei Leggett has thus far failed to make out a case, not- Withstanding he has an able exponent im the judge advocate of the Third brigede. The court meets again this evening, at eight o'clock. The gallant Seventy-first regiment, Lieutenant Colonel Rocketellar commanding, has at last suc- ceeded in securing an armory, 1 n which all its com- panies can now be quar tered under one roof. The arniory 1s located in West Thirty-second street, near Sixth avenue, and has a drill room 100 feet square On the thud door, besides company and other rooms, The batialion organizing to visit Phila- delpiia and Baltimore, August 15, is under way. A moonlight street parade of the regiment wiil take Place on the 23d mst. The new durk fuil dress panis will be ready by 4th of July, The First regiment cavatry , Colonel Brinker, went to#im Park, mounted, ou Wednesda; last, where tt Was inspected by inspector General McQuade, of the Governor's stait. Seven squadrons were mounted and dismounted. Adding the fifiy-two men of troop K, suspected at Myrtie Avenue ark on Tvesday, ‘atid We have soine 425 ofticers and men. ‘These cere- — were followed by @ mounted and dismounted deth and che sabre exercise. The regiment parade ou the morning of the 1sth to reveive the Washing- ton Gray cavalry, Phe Twenty-second regiment. Coione: Remmey, tn- tend to receive ihe Providence Light Iniantry in rancely aiyle on their arrivai in September. The joston Battalion Committee expect to accompany tue Washington Grey cavairy to tne “Hub on Tues- day next, present resoiutions to thetr escort on Tue battalion's visit in July last. On Heo even- ing the members of Company F presented Captain Kenold and Licuenant Bussell witb elegant swords, Sushes and beits. ‘The Oid Garde Lafayette, Colonel Allen, essem- bled at the seventh avenue arseual on Thursday evening, im full uniform, for meapecuon by Major Genera: McQuade. Nine companies were repre- senced, averaging eleven files front, with band, drum Corps and slati—a total of 300 omicers and men, Tho regiment intends celebrating its regular auniver- sary by a drill and target practice at East Kiver Park on Monday, Septemver 6. ‘The Fourth regiment, old veteran zouaves, Colonei De Lacy, assembie at its armory, #19 Sixth avenue, on Tuesday evening, to adopt a new uulform. quisitions having been granted the regiment will be mewly uniformed by the Fourth of July, The Second regiment, Colouel Kei, contemplate having @ street parade at an on day. Lieutenant- Colonel Dennts De Courcey, an old vevunteer oiccr, has resigned. fhe regiment is sadly tin need of a good rr The old Third regiment of cavairy, Colonei Budke, parade a batialion of four squadrons ou Tucsd afternoon, to escort the Washingion Grey cé airy excursiouists ou their departure for Boson oa that day. Line forms in Latayetie place, right on a poy @t Lait-past three o'clock. The Non-Commissioned Oiicers’ Association of the my regiment, Nauonal Guard, go to Excelsior ve on Tuesday, Juiy 15, for instruction im the aches! of the gucaes and for sociabuity. ‘The parade of the Seventh regiment on Monday last'for feld exercise at Prospect Park was one of the sclentific events of the season, The old Fourth aus Capiain Kipp, go to Glea Cove on tue 20tu. ‘due proposed parade of the Fifth and Eieventa Brookiyn brigades, 1a conjuncuion with Lie Firat ai- Vision, ON the oll of July, us Weil spoken of Major General Woodward, of the ond division, has appointed Major Isaac F. Bissell tis aid, The newly elected commandaut of the old Sixth regmnent, Colonei Mason, heid @ reception at ‘the regimental armory, atre Market, on Thureda: evening, al Wich a number of oficers were present. At the request of the Govervor ot Maryiwud ber. Samuel T. E. Beck, the surgeon of the Wushington Gray cavairy, has youe to Baiumore to reorganize the Medical Departiuent of tee Satioual Guard of that State. Tue Major ts ubiquitous. The Eleventh regiment (old Washington Kites), Coionel Henry Lux, 1 one of the vest German or- ganizations ii the State. Company A, Captain Serippel, go to Germania Park, Morrisauta, to- day ‘The parade of the First division, National ‘Guard, on te Sth of July, and its review by tue Society of the Army of the Potomac, will be untenally inte- resting. ‘the New York Schutzen Corps, Captain Gerdes, have @ three days’ shooting festival at Joues’ Wood, commencing 00 the 2ist fnst, A bust FROM BRIGHAM YOUN, His Opinion of the United States Govera aud Its Officers. According to the Utah Reporter, Brigham Young expressed himseis very frankly a8 weil as fore concerning the United States goverament tn b last sermon velore a Mormon Gontereace recentiy held in Sait Lake City, He first paid his respects to former Mistratious in iMangaage, the aulheatici ty of whieh L¥ positively Whom did they send ti mt viiest Soalawaga that couid be tof helt; the dest set Of raacais the: WhO dtd us all the harm they could, 2 grown in spite of them, and tt the d—d low-lived feliows that ace mow crowding in here give ns 4 Ad we will rise up and put eee one them right out of the Territor, e vu make (hem leave; we woot have such a di set among us! There was old Drake, the d—dest old waseal fo the country, that said he loved to d—o the Mormons; he'd get up at gy and walk ten ravies over thisties to d—n_ the a he'd d—n any men that wonidn't d—n thes ad say Gd d—a him, and G—d will d—n him, and ail euch Scalawags = they send out here. And these men are tue resentatives of Cougress and of the President. Who goes inw the White House in these days? A rembler andadrenkerd. And the Vice President the same, And no man Can get office unless bets € garobier, a drunkard, or a thief, And who goes to Congress? vou may gt oieat hry J the Senate and tie House, aud you can od any men whd are not tars, nieve. sauiterers, gamblers and drunkards, 1 teil you they are very fe for no other kind of men can = in Io They sent an army here to etl g And when that army got to Fort Bod told them to stand off. 1 gent word to the colon «Phat land where you are is mine; | pougts it and pala my Money for it; but youcan siay there, Bub well kiltyot aa “the ¢ sc ure es Toaused ohe v ‘one! ft caused one ¢ i“ jood to be ali : Salts are ani They came 4, i mony others have come and ween Gad | thee Gentien give as any more trouble wert adie be botuored with fromm. The wt net van hurt ocean et hem the st We Now. 1 say, for all the Saints to Py Mt “2 Do-wnited, and ai the dd sonia is = Wedefy ikem san mpd ' Siaeet thé govern ment. ——. MAYOR'S OFFICE. pe ee eens Last week was a remarkably bus¢ one at the Marshal’ department, and besides the tssuing of licenses some 600 complaints Lave been heard and adjudicated upon or iufermation and advice given to the complainaussand defendanw, The rnd daily 80 crogded with complainants, witnesses, spec- tators and others that ladies are obilged to stand. Marshal Tooker and his assistant, Major Hart, dis- pose of the business before them in remarkably brisi style; yet the crowd is ever ohanging and the want of accommodation is made painfully ap- parent, ‘hg Mayor's Court has become an estab- Uushment and should at once be furnished with suita- bie rooms by the city fathers. The desired rooms are @t their disposal aud they should make no delay in providing proper quarters tor an istitutton which bas already been productive of so much good in the metropolis, to citizens and strangers, and for which thore can always be found work enough. Among we amusing cases was that in which THB HAZARD OF THE DIE was the primary cause of the complaint. A healthy looking Teuton walked up to the Marshal's desk and after bidding the Marshal good morning, sald:— “Zur, | vants dat | gate zum invermashun pout dese dings, 1 geebs a blace und av gote a mon vot gollex dose peels vur me, und he go by dat par rom down dis vay, shast over dare, see, und de mon dare he say dake a trink, und den he zay gum on ve drow dose dice dot ve see hoo dreat de grout, und all de dime de mek dot my gollector he git shtoock. Now 1don't dink dots ryet, do you, @et dey mek my gol- lector he bay awill de Gime vit dot mopiah vat he golieck vur me; und dey know vera vale dot he doan hof zum monish vovis bee is und, dot dat monish dot ‘he lewis dare dot ish awil myen.” Marshal Tookgk—Oh ! it’s customary in all bar- rooms to throw dige for driuks. If you are foolish enough to Keep @ man in your employ that goes off and senate your money that Way you ought to jose it. How much hus he lost? COMPLAINANT—He lewis dearty tollar. Vell. he is kind voolish, you Know, dot he go und do that, und he’s gote a family doo, und he’s goot mon, but dem jellies dey sh tum; dey 1s nodding bedder don dem tam gombillors. Dot's awil, WAS IT HARD CIDER? A gentleman with healthy looking cheegs and a pecahar, Knowing expression on his lace, and wear- ang ® continual sintie and a aseipad. coat, calied on he Marshal, and swinging his head and the upper eee of his body a8 if he outa enforce obecience, said in a semi dictatorial, inquisitorial style, “! want io Know U a iman’s gota hight to charge Ufteen cenis for a glass of cider. I went into @ basement ngit over here On Broalway apd | took @ inend of mine in with me and we asked for cider, both of us, aud he charged me thirty cents, Now I want you w tell me if that’s liquor, or cider, or what it ts.’? Marshal TookER—i'm sure | ad know; you drank it; don't you know what it is? CoxpiainaNt—No, sir! {ain't no judge of cider} Marshal TooxzR—I should think so. OOMPLAINANT—Now, has that man gota right to charge me thirty certs for two glasses of cider? 1 belong to the State militia, the First regiment; yes, sit, and | know all them dodges that’s a going oh m this city, bat 1 don’t think @ man haga ght to charge me filteen cenis for a giass of cider. Marshal TookeR—Did you make a bargain with the man about the price? COMPLAINANY (in astonishment)—A bargain? No! Itell you we—me and my frind—we jist asked for two glasses of cider and he charged us Uurty ceute— thats lifteen cents a glass. ‘The Marshal toid hin to find out if the man was licensed, and iH he was not to go to 301 Mott street and make a complaint to the Board of Excise. A BRACE OF SHARP LAWYERS, known as A. 1. Reavy & brother, have come 1n for a severe overtauliug. Some seven or eight com- plaiats have been made against them for malprac- tice. The gentiemen im question were sent for, and they appeared at the Mayor's office, and seemed to treat the matter as @ good "joke. “ne man, Jonn Kellneyer, of 403 Thirty-secoud street, left his watch and cham as @ retainer, but says Le has heard noting of any proceedings being tasen. Jolin O'Hara, of West Forty-fourth street, charged Reavy Witt passing a bad ten doliar bill on nim A Mr. Peter Neerus charges the Reavy Brothers with swindling aa out of some $1,200 or $1,300. A Mile. Kosalié Sacieus charges that’ Reavy owes her $22 65 for makiug dresses, &c.; that she las been co see Reavy to get the money “filly times,” that he puis her off irom time to Hine, and she fears ie wiil not pay ber, She toid her story as if deepiy aifected, aud drew a lively picture of Reavy’s living in a browa stone frout while Ble tors in @ garret. Some other complaints Were made against the Reavys, and on their appear- ance Marshal Looker, alter delivering a caustic aud appropriate lecture to the young linbs of the law, advised them to reform, dud, a8 an evicence of thelr wiliupgness to do so, ue desired them to make restitution Lo those poor people of the money they had obtamed from them, and told them be gt wi on Saturday, at nail-past one o'clock. menuoned hour the room was crowded wat p peepee. whe had made complaints against the Reavys. One Oi the Lilustrious pair entered the room, and on seeing many Whom le knew. he immediately with- drew, and like that other gentieman, “Reddy, the Biackswitn,” was not on haud when Wanted. THE ORDA WATCH ESTABLISM ENT, at No, 179 Broadway, was the subject for several more complaints by countrymen wao went ta chere nd loaned money to honest (?) yoong men whom did not know, but who had @ “sure thing’? on ing a heavy prize for a few Qoilars. Officer ficuratn was despatched with the compiaivant in each case and succeeded in getting back the money, During last week, in the Berean of Perm.ts and Inspection and for the issuing of licenses direct, under Marshal Daly and Mr. G. W. Morton, the busi- ness has been remarkably vrisk. EB gut hundred aud sorty-five ave been issned, as folio’ Venders, 37 ta, 16; coach pope 47; ai carts, 14; car drivers, 6; juuk boats, 3: cvaches, oid; express: ‘drivers, Fi onan drivers, 2; pawnbroker, 1; second tand dealers. ‘3 junk shops, 4: junk nema 4 uy gunpowaer, 1; dog cart, 1; express wagon, 4; kindiug wood, 1; char- coal wagon, 1. Total, $45. For license fees and fines $4,043 were coliected, and the suin of $2,v20 wus recovered for parvies who had been swindled in cheap jewelry estaplishments and the like. The jank boarmen are being over- hauled and each one must have his license number painted legibly on his boat and on demand show his certificate. Since Marshal Tooker has taken hold of these “Lirds of prey” more licenses have been taken out than there ever were before. AN HONEST HACKMAN turned up tin the person of John Graham, driver of hack 129, In Whose Coach @ Coat was left by RAs ag get, and handed over by him to the tor delivery vo the owner, - ERS _WANTED, BLOCK FROM CIT LL. FRANKFORT HOUSE, 1 Praoktort erreet, corner of William. 2 rooms; accom: trecke, Open all night, Oe DOF Mas SE Wo $8 per bpen all night HOARDERS AN TENTH STREET, OVER DEAN'S furnished Rooms, adapted for s Koo ‘for two. Terms BREVOORT PLAC restaurant,—Suit of party of gentiomen; also a largo modorate, © PITT STREET, CORNER GRAND.—A PEW YOUNG <2 gentiemen prabacteemes ae kv0d Board and 9 Ct Hemen can find pir mea ae TR ry © Hi eacieient aud transient nae taken, aM RAST TWENTIETH Fhe Spey PARLOR L AND Bedroom connect) Iso, ohe of two Rooms for sine atlemen to lel, + temporarily or perma ‘L 1 PER WEEK. PLEASANT ROOMS, WiTIT Board, at 176 Bleecker sirret, belween hens {Saowgal treet also Tabie Bourd at #5 per week. Q Bast TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AVENUE and Unie piace.—Floganily furnished large, aly Koome, with 0 or Wout Boara, at very moderate terms, 12 ware ERLE PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY AND few York Hotel.—Parior door; alxo Rooms on necoud, iulfa and Toure doors ‘en suite or singly ; Board If desired, 133 BOND STREET—FURNISURD ROOMS TO LET, 52, d0,ggntlemen oniy: uo meals. Hall wood suite of Rooms nha double Rovios at reasonable pric Si eet 14TH STREER CORNER: OF BuCOND A\ RNUR, ow ‘and 902, —Beoond story front double Room, handsome! {urnipshed with enclosed bedstead; also Rooms on third fourth Coors, with Board, ] 6 WAVERLEY P LACK, RA Inrce Tarntahed Roth; algo a single lo tg! upper Goor to let; moderate prices; bate, gray l7 HIVINGSTON PLACE, OPPOSITE STUYYESANT ‘ark, corner East Seventeen reet.—Koome, win Frieate bath; also oer Roons hatte ie abecepttonat ie Geliclat(ul eainmer residence at summer prices. 19", eT, ae hh preg eed PARK.-A REC. 4 Floor, and Seomeney furntaiet, will be rented on ner ‘or Bs Wear, Board, it moderate Fates, Apply at I i(): ). BAST TW SER FIRST STRERT, TWO HOOK 20. fast of Broadway.—A nk private family will single gentiomen oF very wode- ind pisesnat lidems ond gous Beare ry . Sivale te 22. want ¥6 rot TH STREET, ; SEPW Ee FIvTir ond Sixth avenues.—Plensant | a gecood third ‘oan with or without ‘Boutd; Sib sngie Rooms D330, cree: va Prive orks eouse. iS) OG “CLINTON PLAC 102, KAST.VERY DESIRARER ye rented, wil th Board, ab moderate 8.1 OF NEATLY FURNISIT- fi) !ront Rooms oy fecond door, with frst elaes Nour fora frm ba’ or party o! geatiemen, ‘also single Roop ab bab sibel innate dihen cthitinacith Py a ne FICHTERNTH &TREET, NE, PTI AY. enue,—To let, with Board, well turn ‘arlor and pt room, oh #econd oor; houke frat dasa re references ex. OO EAST TWENTY. vinet StRh NEAR 4 \ ‘At aumimer pric ha oe ate Fi Bowed; ay) 90 a eter cr ety manent as ROOMS rr ter, noon set a Sf BROADWAY, rent, with or with: age ay ve: sue Pet chee nate = — ieee AST TWES WENTIETH STREET.—To hoa 35 WEST WASHINGTON PLACE, NEAR SIXTH avenue.—Handsomely furnished Rooms, with Board, to per gentlemen and wife. House first class. ‘Terins Teasonable, RAST NINTH STREET, NRAR BROADWAY.-TO ith Board, « Parlor and Bedroom on second hoor; Inree Room, a caanie tor two gentlemen, References bs at @xchangi 40 "ast Rast } yerey “FIRST STREET, NEAR MADISON mely furnished Rooms to let, with Board, toa gentleman and wile or two or hres slugle’ gen Klemen; reference required, 4 EAST TENTH STREET (RREVOORT PLACE) seven doors west of Broad way. Nicely tahed Rooms, with large pantries, to let, to geatlemen only; refer- ence required, 5, SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH +) and Fourteenth streets.—Elegantly furs fh a first class locality, to gentlemen. gentlemen, with or without Board. 46 WEST UINGTO Rooms, thelr wives or slagis WASHINGTON PLAGE, -PLEASANT Rooms, with superior Board, 86 to #10 per week for mogle geutlemen or married eouplew; Ho objection to children, Dinner at 6 o'clock. 49 east NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. Large, airy, well furnished Rooms, for families or es of gentlemen; table and accommodations first cl trunsicnt visitors accommodated ; references exchanged. 5] Est TWENTY-FOURTH STRERT.—ONE BEAU- OL tfal alcove Room to let on second story, front, with without Board, or the entire second Floor, on favorable terme. 1 LEXINGTON AVENUE.—A SMALL FAMILY RAS #4. 3 few neatly furnished Rooms to rent, in sulis or singly, 56 WES? TSENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN 5 ) Fifth aud Sixth avenues.—D fine ventilated Root for summer, with Boar of gentlemen, withou board; abuadant table QQ QUINTON PLACE, NEAR FIETR AVENDE— ©) Rooms to let, with Board, on second and thira foore, singly or en suite, 87 CLINTON PLACE, NEAR FIPIH AVENUE. Handaomely turnisned Front Room on second floor and Bal fall Room off; also buck Rooms on same door. ‘Table tiret 108 WEST TWELFTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH AVE- avenue.—Handsomely furnished Kooms to gentle- inen, without nufeais, or breakfast if desired. 108 “FOURTH AVENUE, NEAR TWELFTH STREEL.— Alarge and handsomely furmshed Room, also » ed small Room, with first class Board apd moderate charges. ] 1 3 WEST FORTY-FIRST STREET._A RESPECTA- ble married lady without children is destrous of tak- ing @ child to Board, where it will have the care of a mother; also-a Inrge furnished Room to rent. Apply for one week. D4 WEST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BRIWKEN Sixth and Seventh avenues.—Furnished Rooma to t, Without board, th a private family. SOUTH EIGHTH STREET, WILLIAMSBURG, E. D.—Hoard—Two or three giung ig men can be aecom- motated with st Board and fine Rooms In a private family ; terms reasond Apply tor one week. 138 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET.—A_NIGELY furnished front Room on second floor, with all the Southern home, at moderate prices, ia a pri- eferonces exchanged, 5 BAST FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN IRVING piace and Third avenne.—Private family wil rent oe somely furmiaved Rooms, singly or en suite, with frst References, EAST TENTH STREBT.—FORNISHED ROOMS to let, with or without Break(ast, comforts o: vate pe 146 EAST THIRTY-POURTH STREEY, NEAR LEX- ington avenue, - Muadaormely furnistied Rooms, with joard, ina uret class house; location beautiful; convenient & cars and#tages; sumuiner prices, 150 WEST TWENTIETH STRELT.—FURNISHED J Rooms to | itlemnen. 158 3 SECOND AVENUE. 10 LE LET, SEVERAL VERY nen Rovtni Board, tn first ciate brown moue residence. aime hamted 165 5 WEST TENTH STMEET.—LARGE AND SMALL uewiy and bandso ighed Rooms to I toads Clase Boa: or single eeueene who without fist house bas all modern improvements; terms Cali wit the week. 172 “BLEECKER STRREO, SIX BLOCKS WEST oF Broxdway.—Vieasant Rooms in @ quiet house, with good table. Terniv $7 to $12 per week. handso mele ‘urnished Rooms 201 WEST THIRTEENTH for also two Rooms for single refer- Seventh avenne,—’ eullemen aud frst clase Board, at moderate price _ STREET, CORNER gentiemen and thelr wires; cet. 1 33, WFST FORTY-FIRST ST TO wirn or without Honra, elecantiy Tarntahea Sune 7" Room on second Gor, with evéry convenience. Rooms for singie gentlemen. 0 PAST FIOHTERNTH STREGT.—NICELY FUR- ished Rooms to let, with or without Beara, for ewo or three gentlemen or geutieman und wile, A good home ean be secured, 5 215 Sei Tes Pr east TeENTU STREET, Lau Pekar oe SUITS OR single Rooms, with or with Board, for gentiemen od wives oF singe gentiemen. 29¢ EAST TWENTY- THIRD erRReT—rU FURNISHED front Room and + g00d locatio 2 4 FAST TWELFTH STREET.—SINGLE GFE: TLE. EU) ren and gentieman and wife will tnd pleasant Booms and Bourd at very moderate terme, € 246 WEST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, BETWEEN Seventh and Kichth aventes.—Gentiemen and par ites wishing Board can be accommodated im « rumily. private 24 tished and bath av WREST TWENTY FIRST STREET.A FAMILY ‘World dispore of a fine Apartment, hanusomely fur- toa geobeman and wife or single gentlemen ; table 0 260 West, TWENTY SECOND STRERT.-TO LET, AY with Board. w lane Room and Bedroom adjaining’ enitable for throe; aleo a large Room; adiwble for gentie- man and wife or (wo single genview 7 = WEST TWENTY.SECOND STREET, BETWEEN 27 5 dime one tights uvonene.—Loree, uowty carpeted and furnished Rooms, ea sulte or singty, with full or partial good Loard. 306 East, THIRTEENTH STREET.—A PORNIBHED ) Knit of Rooms on second floor to let, with Board, suitable for gentlemen and their wives or @ party of gentle men. 26 PH THIRD STREET, JERSEY CITY. —TWO 329: tice gentiemen ean he acontmodated with pos m8, breakiast and Tea fa @ private family; location arth. EAST FOURTH STREET.—FOUR YOUNG MEN OOU “or man and wife ean get good Board, with pice Rooms, weil {uruisued, reasonable, by app ying for one week. 4.()2 FOURTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR PROM TWEN- “CU ty-ninth strect.—There are some furnished Rooms to let, to 8 party of gentiemen or gentieman aud wile, 57 SIXTH AVENUE—TO LEt. NEW ARD rt furulehed s1¥ OF ensuite, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR A YEW siyene lemea can find plearant Rooms ‘and good Bos 02 moderate eras. 45 Jane street NEATLY 1, ZURMIONED ROOM TO Let FER week svennes Beighburhood cxeseeptionasio; Priviioge of hates: “ >. a — pr LE ROOMS (Ai MS AND | GOOD BOARD FOR GEN- tienaal ingle geatlomen may be found po 7 Rae may ‘hina street, near Fourth avenue, on mod erate terwis, tion very desirabie. ie CLASS HOARD, WITH A PLEASANT SUIT OF Rooms, can be had at very reasouabie price ou immedt- ay ycallon, by a family oF aingle yentiamen, Apply at ec area AND, UNFURNTSITED Rooxs, wit tho } Rooms for housekeep! 0 nee nen $2 upwards, I ‘AN DSOMELY Fi Koom to let, with two gentiene modern Improvemeny Forty-second’ waa, Fort iGhonia,' wear Broatway: terms $95 per week, A. A., Vox 188 Heraid oilice: [ARG ary rooms, WITH FIRST CLASS BOARD, 4 for peutiern wite or two ringie cenulemer lahved ; me for el 4 “270 Eaat Broniway. y tuarik 6 pid tion excellent; Term ey morlerate “Hv Wert Fifteenth rk. ORS Or Ab A Rs Lee Sl OR A GENT | hana AND wife can obtain Rooms, wi Boars, at 74 Ciluton vioon ue one door weat of Fifth avente, PO,LET WITH OR WITHOUT ROAD, TWO PA Re ‘ors, equitable for @ profesional genmtieraan or gentleman Ta wife; niso Route for gentlemen; house, everything mew. 72 Spring street. (PHREE FURNISHED ROOMS TO p Lent) SINGLE Pahoa pet matt ue modern im provemen| teoni| \ JEST TWENTY-THIRDS I~ RELT, 15 A VRIVATE lean Hourdet very to esha pres focmaben) parties: 0 mor ab Nelgubortiond unsurpases ae yr \ __BROOKIYN BOAI 277 POPLAR STREET, ¥ anoontveat NTLEMAN 27 Ssawie crates ube'e tontonea OReruna At Gated with a front Koom on second Buon, Boars; alow nitrates" wate trom theferry, Bosee swirl A, A PLEASANT 80 SUF OF ROONS OF Fg rey! reins como ia Were enn oa in ath th treet, Ove. cal at * can pen rookiyn, Bre dj way (erry aya ffoav Palko tr = =e See a HOES PRANKLIN HOU HOUSE, | BROADWAY, TARRYTOWN, 5 i, Veale ferone Hotel hog iyed awnore is now ‘open for the reception of oe on 4 boardetes ite IN ra 3, Propricior. 1 PRN AHONAL HOTEL —JON OF wintta, #1 Duane Keown Ww hav on tng seatback a ( Sie woek. Open al aye y ay, BROtEre Ore, CANE ‘ e Hurope eee te ‘ite, blghtg BO te aoe rent, foe cally ele: purse E COMIQUB—-OPPOSITE ST, NICHOLAS HO- ‘ant 4 OrERGRS... sv “oe ORTH SUMMER SEASON, ont ri BURLESQUE. OMIO BARLEY 4 D PAN. soy COMMNATION TR hy toast a and the followin 5 Ga EMSC WET wauone, | Miss oe 4 Ass Bessie Foor, Mi JOSH RVING, MROWALLACE, MR Cit Mic WaKo % MR. DE BO Oey, MR. CHAS. ho wil Gt appoet 16 solendid isl ¥ rc Variety of simian Me, Hetry TIDDLEWIN « DUPW INKL RURLEAQUE AND Fae Posie PANTOMIME BALLET, MATINEE EVERY “WhUNhapaY AND SATURDAY AT THEATRE. Trent third b ues. Six NIU TLTS at etween Fifth and Sixth avem ine ™ EOSIN Miss BLANCHE DE BA. eee Miss FANNY MORANT, in THE LADY OF LYONS. Froduand after careful and elabor ‘eparation, with new Scenery, » Fropertion, M Machinery, Lon be. peascieemhiat i 19, THE LAST MATINEE of iB LADY DY OF LYONS. MONDAY, JUNE 21, will bo presented, for the first time in New York, the bouleiful peumearee NOCH ARDEN.” Doors open at 74¢; to commence at $ o'clock. Seats secured six days in advacece at the box affce of th theatre, or at its branch ticket office, at the music store ©. H, Bitson & ©o., 711 broadway. HK TAMMANY, est ant most success ; ‘BEPPO, pape BEPPO, ala EDWIN FORREST, in which he jp unsnimousiy congeded to be witbout a rival, 4 great burlenqye creation und literally “Fun without vulgarity IMMENSE bouL LE BILL BY! Byron's rallisking burlesque FR, VOLO. THE LER OW REL asthe eangulnen 4 ferocious: with bie tamea wosteatare kel EDWIN FORRES, Ei The burl be ted With New Scenary, Now Driessen, Boy Bangs, New ‘and powerful and effectie inves monn CAVENDER, BRADSHAW, ROBERT- SON, WALLAvE, WESTLEY, BARRY, &0. ve uy sdwents GREAT SPECIALTY, EO JAPFIER JENKINS. In active seen Gnd will be shortly presented for the first time in New Yor! BYRON'S GREAT Conte DRAMA, BLOW FOR BLOW, which wil be produced with te uimoss Completences and a powerful combination of AMERICAN DRAMATIC STARS, M prs. ¢ CONWAY'S PARK eee a E ie Siwd AND SATURDAY ABTERNOON, HUMPTY DUMPTY, Bu T'S MINSTRE! FOURTEENTH STREET. BRYANTS MINSTRI Fopuiar Prices. Su '§ MINSTRE 50 C) BY NIGHT, Messrs. MSTA’ To be followe: riage Pesare cette Another change of H0 DIED Lge ire TRELS. | Win. Dwyer, the charming tenor, YANT'S MINSTRELS, | Mth st, ' DAN BRYANT, ENTRAL PARK GARDEN, Seventh avenue, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth reels. THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, JUNE 14, at 8, HEODORE ‘THOMAS? TINRTE NINTH GRAND icheepteagas: ies CONCERT. J. Ll the groatest Virtnoso of the day on the Corneta-Piston, together with the eninent Soioisix already connected with’ THEO. THOMAS UNRIV AL! RA, %. Maronrka, “Bin Here he Bn ey Grant Selinet, “Em pert rion 8. Gi bay mel “Hugnonot #8. Overture, “Groen Dinmonds" 10, Ballad, “The Exile’s Lament," V1. Waltz, 1. can PRIVATE BOXER EXTRA TWO DOLLARS, Can be bad curing the day at (i. Sehirmer’s, No, 701 Broad- way, and at Schuverth « Co.'s, No, $0 Broadway. DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NERALD RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR BRANCH OFFICE, M3 FULTON STREET. CHE LECTURE "SEASON. ee [ronan LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN 0. ME. J. 1) atta Messinger’ Interesting, tavainable and, selevtitic subject ow to live and what to lve for, are delive New York Museu of Anatomy. Those enable cnn receive a copy bY Sacvartie 25 cents to the sect G18 Broadway. MUSICAL. ) WELL KN es SOPRANO ) SINGER D D SIRES A A first class ¢tuation ina church choir, Address A., box 1,967 Post oftice. EAUTIFUL, OLD ITALIAN VIOLIN, IN GOOD order, and with fui and brilliant tone, tor eale for 7h, ToS ew oumber) Bight avenue, between’ Forty-sixth aud Forty-seventh streets. __ HOUSES, ROOMS, &0» W. FLOUSES, WANTED one FURNISHED, e200 snanth : one uaturntghed, $2,000 annum ; one four story, about #8008; all for enn Ee ante now waiting, — CHAS. cx Nika Agent, 65 ¢ Thiru sh, Wana BY A MAN Fd.) WIFF, TWO or THREE afurnished Rooms: tnet be in a'small house and ia ety bboraved, Asavese 1 Black, 165 Bowery, fa the twie 5 , iia Ta books of Phreite § » Wa ISHISG To, SUASORI vB | Foe 7 Tit ERALD W BE SERVED a EARLY HOU: PAVING Sirs rf ADpaRe BRANCH OF; Flot OF tHE NE ORK Wh AL ULTUN SKE, BROOKLAN, r UNTRY BOAT, A LADY RESINING IN THE COUNTRY DESTRES seven of eight Hitie girls for board and tuition ta the d Frensh bran’ 1h And muste; terme moderate. Ad- dres® box 185 New Canaan, Conn. A FEW BOARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED AT a Mey house, beautifully tooated within conventent @istance of rafiroad ni > oe dasions ;' stable, Commerce street, New BERGH, ‘143 Fulton stree URston, io, ‘ork, or of L. V. Dy ManDaNe siroet, Ph , for three days. pare av STATEN oe ye ROOM! od location, near frat healthy, view of the bay. es D.R. HY 100 Broadway, ARD CAN - Aes 8, A FARM HOUS Bovenr ane ae hive Su dust Mountains’ For particulars address O. Wee WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE AND rorvant, a shot distance from the city, in exchange for 4 first class pianofurte, ‘Address Manntacturer, Hernia OORT, ey Bs TH! ORANOR MOUNTAINS, so he td oa with piazza on three sives Toontton We + 28, 1, Tpaclanien, 2 jpacte for parliculars at 29 Jon street, Bg oy BOARD—CAN BE OBTAINED IN Wrest. ) chester “2a pat fenong the mousing bent} drives, we ec. J sod iven ver rar, nw cat nt fom # re (ouxrny BOARD Wanten — BY A ORNTLEMAN Jy ie 2 ‘o on the sing ra me peoveris ‘enleat to cats ng De ‘aoting, tera which meat ve moderate, ITA. Ht, bon 6 New York. ( \OUNTRY “ROARD ) WANTED. ITuIN “H DIS. tance of the city (Hatsow iy 4 oe, fami) reantriae ag three fooms. from the let of ne mi int die of September. Adstress box 3,827 Post of oticty New York, (COUNTRY, BOAR BOARD AT PELMAN, 16 MIL FROM : it to steamboat au tt oges tion; Inrge farm; large alry rooms; bathing ‘and Cait at 215 Paat Tenth ‘Street, Big NTRY BOARD —A ee, Ly (AD cAny its } hand » fee pemnerpen ann sul Gremio e halle ha preritats country seat ‘on rae, super a stabling ane fae " pe eiaee rive Duy rat - ta, Pern GAT i td ‘ulna oh UMM) MER OARD.—PLUASANT ROOMS ae Br ue. for the season at the Bassett House, x 4p, NAD uk Meiccteies sata etn ett | UJ - Crees, smatia ae ‘s MARBLE Minit AND MARBLETZED M, lg) FROM Le Wal orci Wk ee Petco See ee eee Thirty sinth street sixth streets. vi sary a AVR CENI ALDACK'S, ad Mi ir. ER WALLAG EVER EVEL MG AND SATURDAY MATINEL 4 2° oe, ‘MMER STARS. A NEW DELIGur. Unt PaMiby PANTONE Mista, : will appear ss rand spectacular pantomime RD; LITTLE vaste oe UIVTEe ROY BLUE, iece te produced with HANDSOME SCENERY, ORGEO! § CosTUM ELABORATE Nat ta hat sic, L DANCES, UNUSUALLY rowers ‘Cast oF CHABACTERS, LARGE AND SPLENDID BALLET, * Ending w' KOUS TRANSFORMATION SCE: SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANGE, Wess SECOND MATINEE of the yee eat poreedue re Yael a the t cabraled SATORDAY, JUNE TD, Doors open 134; commence ak In advance. AMS FISK Ja Zemeree, aM L. Benedic! SPLENDID com BINATON XTR oR nmasy, ATeEROrION: THE TWO suey hd ta UFFB VERY EVE! La PeRienocie LA PERICHOUE, ‘A PERICHOLE. PERICHOLE. DESCLAUZAS +2 . PIQUILLO, IRMA AND THE STREET SINGER. IRMA, QUEEN OF SONG, DESCLAUZAS, | QUEEN 6? comepy, FSC, 07 Dect: Gras, °° omen pesceaten as DESCLAUZAS, DESCLAUZAS, DESULAUZAS, CLA! Exh ae DESCLAUZAS, tar FAMOUS woiteabnt BALLET TROUPR erform thi omtaikat nGANCAX, A GRAND ¥ BALLET Dive ‘RrtsseMENT. Seats reserved ati vance mt Schirmer’s, 701 Browdway, and atthe 3 BOX Oflee ofthe th of the theatre, .VENUR THEATRE peo 4 MMER R SEASON) © ame wit a! members from SLL 2 diearne Bstox, ND MISS LIZZIE PI Of the Arch, Street, Phiindelphia. The opening bill will be ND BLACK EYED SUSAN Pariloulars 1a future advertisements 7OOD'S MUSEUM.—NOTICE TO FAMILIES.—THE a for the SUMMER SEASON, 18%, are as follows, and include all the nggnios siti * 98 nt 8 ofelock. IN to all ares of Seo ane, 90 tees amliy Colo, cia: Obliren nner 10 years, 1b Family Circle: 80 ciars General Adtiasion, 60 ‘am! rele. lon, Beate iene Circle “and Parauetie, 76 mat Tedareed ee Balcon watt aN CO: MBI ATION ‘OF ATTRACTIVENESS. © wore renowne" GREGORIES, Ths chorion roe Acrobats, Spiral Ascersiontsta, angen, ineludin at Yon THREE FLYING MEN OF THE alge MLLE, GERTRUDE'S MINIATURE oats, Presenting her EDUCATED MONKEYS, PONIES, GOATS AND DOGS. Nr trom HOLES Manuoti MINSTREL TROUPE 0 i rom bie Opes OORAMa Ce aaa FOR "wo | WEEKS ONLY. A HOUSE. GRAND rie ANNOUNCEMENT. IR. LUCILLE Wkste Parti WB ph A FON MONDAY “Natit, JUNE Hi, Pi ee in New York, sinew her return irom Gail- LUCILLE WESTERN, LUCILLE WESTE LUCILLE WESTERN, 7 LUCILLE WESTERN, ; when will be ented the moral, emotional play, in five acta, by C. W. Taylourg, Hag., enti a EAst EXNNE, eH PEMENT, Tie Eto ELOPEMENT, EACH FOCAL To" Ti “OTHRR BR. 8 TRY OF THE PERV? fo the LUCILLE WESTERN . on ABE it PAe fee, fF osa, oes oe GOTTHOLD, ok BANKIN.. ir fir Francie eeoe un E oo =P si: ry menerg am Witie ‘The Dox omiee for sotering sents sal be open on Wednes- day mornings June 23 EXERAL ADSISSION-FIYTY CENTS. NOTICK.—The ladies and contiemen of the compang will make their firet rebearsal at (ue Girand Opera House on Weds nesiny morning; June 16, nt eleven atet HW. #. PHILLIS, Stage Manager. M255 BRAINERD p\ Will sing at the Glee and Madrigal Concert. FOR THF HERALD v N BROOKLYN AT OCR Hf OF RICE, Wo FELTON STRERT. ASTROLOGY. —MADAME MORROW, * SEVENTH aia the worki fn telling. Magic fkeness ; your thonghté on entering her room 60 cent. U Rot admitted. 164 Ludow street, near Houston, “MADAME, WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR. A. ak her for ecg hg 8, RUM ber®, Goud | f ANNA, ROM FLORIDA, chter, born with a'vell, medieal and buat Eairvoyant and Spirituntist, has that never failing secret to cause lore. and.epecey warring, Wo sattefeation, ne pay. Oniee No 3 Third avenue, near Twentieth street ¥ you WANT TO CONSULT “THE. VERY BEST pO pee enig the oly, golo BROUGHTON'S, 604 Canal Miia. HOPE, RY PALMISI ‘RY—NO, 93 EAST ty third on between Third aad Fourth avenues. beet hagperele MADAM BEKO, § SPIRiTt: ALIST, speedy Fourth avenue, beiwoed ‘wenty-third nd wenty-tourth streets. Leadios, pl. ‘MENTS FOR THR HERALD EIVED IN BROOKLES 74 oun cH ‘OrrIoe, Lindl TUTOR SF ET. MEDICAL. DR. Be yy ‘MEM argeg OF N. mon, can 2 cents e3 CURED IMMEDIATELY, consultations very grivales Dr. HARBISON, 177 Bioocker tn REMEDY FoR MARRIED A, i! QREAT Pag Female Pilla always. gio irn- Hate: relict, oe Reing spactaly prepared for smartied adios, Maly wiles: Wess Bills relcral we ay rina eanrenien BAU, omtee U —MME. VAN © Wife. curse the worst cases With safety, ab 428. Mark's piace, CERTAIN CURE roa. Perea EL | eRe ed nee rea vic fait are eato.cnd Beall mrs en Ships Bast eet, fret door from Fitts Bic ‘and at ireenwich street, or seul by mail. Caution, — counterfett, my wy’ Ad hg YA ig RE FOR LADIES IN TROUBL Chatham attest; powers phy ixtures, Otretars treo uret post. like wagic. Price #6. | Liberty street, or seut by BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID- female complainta, ‘ota: o ore AM AcE Ageees cuRsp IBMa nL ATELY BY wen nub tnereuty | Mae oy Piste kite bir! Bist; Smumended berore mat: Hage. A =MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE. Pit « West Twouty-sixth sireet, guarantees male complaints, Pieasant rooms for nursiny pabn Pays CLAN. —J oR, GRINDLE, 1 190 weet fafa nth atreet, Dear Sixth aren ful and uolhterrupted pract! at my, gua rmetiate elle’ in nit fermale complain ire meticines fellet to the, wont an in twenty doard aod nursing a proviset TO FEMALES. =A 70) MADAME pu. peyorray years’ practice) guarantee cortaln relie/ to mar, ied ladies, wil with or venerated re 89 alt OF Lt vente f Se Ciba eng eer piled. “ ‘Frets YSICIA DR: ASCHER, KO. 3 AMITY PHYS Ry out angen 3" ince, teen lef at ones with Luce — hours. inconre. ADIES ea REEDINO Mt a i he geeasnest SHOULD nant Se {dns at all ours. “Once very A" THERE CA, h —_-——————$—— AMUSEMENTS. LYM PIC THEATRE, BEGINS. are, TYRACTIVE psp ed pa hts ATPRAGE YE AN UNHIVALLED El EVES ike ‘Wieane THE ouraricla seu cr AL Hee) ie SENSATH ois ibete INRE ite BOLO KIRALPY Ape LY GREAT CL THE Pte i uate BAL. Prete Prob raria CORPS DE srurnniy Eg poi MARVEL! atin NESDAYS AND te im advance. Hepa PANTOMIME, | tg BS 1g, Wi a a Seceusary to prey mire PALME THE GooLest. “ge Mi at ui. a NN * AND SATURDAY hea! 1 HO ‘reer Ae ay LYDIA THOMPSON” ‘Be “ RLRSQUE TROUPE WONDERFUL FRENCH GROTESQ{ ERS, fo Rh B. Faroie’s fen ga Eauern atrarageny INBAD THE SAILOR, BINDAD HErueos B, angen med a PRINCIPALS mr oF RS PRe DAY. Misses LYDIA THOMPSUNS Paine at Harding, Clara ie Di Mesars. Harry Beck Hl Qu Sola, Musical sonra 3 fi we ‘DB the course of the piece th MARVELLOU Fie CH GROTES CLODOCHE, FI. at ‘ RUE OUADRILE, (from the Theatre NEW. ___ SEATS SECURED. ‘Six ‘DAYS IN ADVANCE, ore THEATRE. Week of Immense Novelty. Away are First week of rg RANT RETSA, CARON TRO Alexander Zantrette, Mile, yall Beppo Zanfretta, Joseph Caron Heruard Zanfretta, Angelica Zantt Josophine ‘abtreta, tah Potlie Mash! a we Gnear ir oF fton EXION, iON, IXION, ce rngaet FANNY HERRING AS IXION. TGHe RO) HAG Lae vere PAS DE Butt LIANT 8 rit aS USHATEM UX By pect ae erformanice wiil commence an a favo Friiey evening, fe ‘MR. (WILLIAM &. B. *PRetran, Manager. < itenes poe CrERS HOU. THE NEW YO) < sHOF” ii THE NEW "yORs SHOP a aa 3 Tdustrati rss of yh trials and temptation oft ima bing hard tas grow rich a wpe the wasting lives of xe * a “ir es Ssrons b ye TROUPE a MAASERS WEDNESDAY AN aNDSATS TURDAY, At At OP. My Tuvaday, June 15, benefit of Frank ‘, Oe, eset Hors, SMETLING o ExFeaorpneary, En ent of the wonderful gagement iiss JENNIE MORE, and the celebrated and pari comedian, red in thet: a ee famous ete oF 9 famous mepporel WAVER! feet TROUPE, JQROORKLYN ACADEMY OF a ANE JA, Herne tod OLIVER ot Filton Srrand Oper Baoee oa atthe Grand TY TLLIPS, nage Manager, MPIRE RINK. Go to the RINK to-night a THE WATSON BROTGEKS. GEORGE, EDWARD AND THOMAS, the wor! STKE FLYING MEN Ov TH Ait WEST, the e SW. BOLLAS, LAS, Dutch Comedian exis IDAs MADIGAN, ap Se Son, iD ie GEO. W. SEA Je Vocalist : DiFrLe iOHNMIE fae og Deneer, ang, Hick & Hight's original 18. melee Every Evening ee acuienon 2e. seaty, fe, Te GLEE AND MADRIGaL CONCERT erEINWay HA aa rt aa cA DAR. AL SOHN F Doetionee Tloxets, 81:1 be had at ieeys 33 Broniway, andat Mail on the evening of the ¥ nd 620 LADIES NEW YORE on ANATOMICAL Me oom. Lite Within eh ar x “Know Thyself.” sree aes ere te.” wer Syen Crow 8AM ans P.M. ay aay MEIRE RINK.—GRAND en m WATSON. BROTHE ATION, GYMNA Os, WAVERLEY COMP! BINario BUBLESGU a. EQRGIA MIN: ON MONDAY EVENING, TC _For progcainme eee anuail biile. MM" ROSE-BELL, AT STEINWAY HALL, Las the honor to announce nS" AND FAREWEL MUSICAL A! Di ATIC ENTHATaINsenr, AT STEINWAY H. on [4 to LF ‘us 1, A NOVEL AND Cree HCKETS ANCLU! Die Na SEAT), O ONE DOULA: 618 MUSEUM OF oF ANATOMY, on B on twa a als be none nate as os os The Beeniion, Wonders ani Monstroritive of fa ani Monstros or tinea sud Animal Creation to ve seen af 4 1s National Ac ACADEMY OF DESIGN, CO Twi Wl oe Caf. ‘ourth avenw aventng ‘Ul ciose Saturday, Juve 28, OSSINI'S “MESSE iP aco iE Paic Jost published, infact ane: tn Worls, aud me thoried faite AND RPSERVED SEATS POR Teh Tats ai THE paseeese 2 rot Y M* RUTCHINGS _ Wall sing wi fee Glee and Madrigal Concert. vu ED IN Rouk ing N Al A” ERTISEMENTS Fo) BRA Ore OB 46 FU tros ‘BT iT. FINE sing baa, ll eon {rare mcroiled legs, in good order, Nery sheng tor cast BIDDLE, 18 Amity treet, near Broadway, ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTS, #176, OVER A Ay —STEEDMAN se HOLLY EA's ‘PIANOS, SKCON: rete A fom, 5200, {corm gid, be West Bi street, pci OF FINEST Us raniee;, Insiaiments: 3 Pt Siena Wee cece a peering MAGNIFIOENT RoE WOOD | , anareare ees 708 fnle at a anerince (or cash; red ‘with satin procatel and, Bronzes, Mirrora, peeist Private residence 118 ne. Carinae and Dining Furniture Twouty-sisih sireot, FaMiny LEAVING THE CITY WILD eACRTFICN me t Pinnoforte, worth #400, for leas than #90" saryel tenewoes, seven ovlate, overstrung base; celobr Maker) quatapibed Uve years; ucariy wow. Ils Seventh oh “y LADY With eect For $78, ORTOINAL, _ PRIOR , ‘ood 7 octave Citokering Planofai Aa enteemat nd an lara Hagel provements, nearly ue Kyo as 38 Thitd stoped, ® VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS PIANGy Acraife treble; the Onest ‘natrumente in tbe ip Ost Feasouabie it prices fully rareanted sie £85 Banat Twenty-trst st, between Second and int abe, A M oxi ICENT ROSEWOOD Tiasoronne FO} fe. roperiy famliy leaving cit fae mance val para oa Be si 4 aw FiO Si, Elageres, Palntings, bronze hing Furolture, a saeritce, 67 Wea Stheosth siveot ath A steers ENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOO: “ thal Vente. joforte— poterful tone, nearly new, rattan # great eacridee for cash, at Grand erect, near Mott, “a PRION 2 ara SSS Gi them before you deel Nee rie COND , BaP, PIAKOFORTES at Low ; if. Hittin & BRO, 445 Broome sirest. ORGAN: lie paren ER font BECOND HAND PLA¥O8 5, PiANOS FOR SALE, AP re eat aes Bate ee ip roa. on EPRINTS te JTANO FOR 805 _ONB FOR 10 kJ 100 are pus ‘eto mba Gist hehe rato sro hts AREER ae.