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14 VoOuUDOOISM. A RELIGION OF SUPPRS TITION | “Black Spirits and White, Red Spirits and Gray—Mingle, Mingle, Mizgle !” “AWAY ssiala sors IN DIXIE.” N 1871. VICKS BURG Vicespunc, Miss.. May 22, 2871. “Vondootsm" ts not w be found in the diction fries; but 11 /s to be found tm the South, and ts near akin to the fetisism of the West Indies, Haytl, tc. Bais the relagion of a iange number ef Lhe race lately elevated to rwe tts former ralers, It bas no eborches, no articles of rehy no anything tangible. Its orgm is probably as unknown as that of the Ku Kinx, ita beliefs as sub- Ue as Horace G s philosophy, and its practices #3 absord and whimsical end as damnable and shocking as an ignorant, superstitious people can make it “There is something rich and rare going on up here, id “one to tie manner born’? to me a day ertwosince. “What ls gy}? “Voudooism.” “What > “Come and see. a narrow flight of stairs, throagh a aml stepped imto the ofice of A NEGRO JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, ts the court room of Justice Parker, and he e negro woman there upen a charge of her edaeaes 1.7% Jusiice Parker 1s Sark fail, ent 100k- but appeared ‘somwhat einbarrassed and A sheepish looking A negro woinan, Bettie Hebron, was then sworn:— J went ‘round dar dat night, and dis man what died Was @ groan’ 1a roll’ awful; and I says to uta chip outen the top of de door dur, and Pat one piece on de lef and one on de right, and move his pillow and nis bed outside de louse, and ne’h says to me, sore good,” and she was A RORIN’ AND A CUSSIN? ‘cause she say dey *cuse her of plsinin’ hun. And den |} look around, and | find a bottle becween two boards—bottle of pisen—and I take it off in de night and run down to de river with some mighty, more of vu nd we fiung it in the river. Iwasa med (o Keep it at fust, but i Was skeered it would harm me.” Q. How do you know it was poison? A. Casel Ond it im an onciean place, dat’s how 1 kuow. . Does Gndivg it in an unclean place make it poison?’ A. Yes, 16 do; case peopie who gets pisen puis it r de puman eye can't see it, if dey kin, Q. What was i the bottle? A. Some ‘curious joukin’ stutl; look luke brick dust, DEAD MEN’S BONES AND FINGER NAILS, All beat up Line, and look Uge brick Woman dar, Sary, his wife, say, “He » nobody no more good;” dat she sit come aud sprinkle some yard, and she say, “l ax curious d Riv What ‘at do you know tf this woman poisoned bim? ow, tdon’t know dat. 1 duu told you all out It. id negro Woman was then called and sworn : am gwine to tell you de troof. Dis nere woman comes to me and say her husbana k long tt ay ishe? She say, yea, Wine to be much use to anybody lon, And she say @ man come one night and sprinkle Gust m de yard, und he say to her, taint nothin’ to Barm you, Aud 1 say, wiiyn't you taxe a prick and knock dat nigger in de head? You know I knock avy nigger in de head com foolin rouud my hus- band dat way if he be sick, And } found a bottle in do boase Wii NINE NEW NAILS and @ white looking nail, and we taken dis bot. and carned it down to de rver and fun; i we know de spirits can be drownde: Aud a doctor he was dar, A BLACK DOCTOR De was, and he say, “Somein wrong here.” And ne sit down On 2 stvol and took de pillar out from un- der his head aud put it on his Knee and open one end and commence puilin’ out de feathers, just 80, night siow. And arter willie he come to some bar, apc he 3 ha!” just so; and nigger’s sittin’? her’n too, And de doctor somein else down here yit,’? ers out, and he come to ch of white har dis time. and he nod ois head agin. And he se io't all.” And arter awhile, away down at ce bottom, be found a curious look mg buuch of har aud (feathers, ali rolled up wid @ curioas strung, just de SHAPE OF A OOFFIN, and de doctor he say, “Dar now, see dat 1 and de doctor he pulied it and [ pulied tt, and, fore heaven! We couldn't pni! mary rea! nor nary har outen it; mod cat's de nigger dar what done it, and made her Dusbaud crazy ald pisened hit, The Justice took his feet down off of the tabie, and the cigar, Which be nad just lighted, out of his Mouth, and dismissed the case, with some very sensible advice to his colored bearers and a wise admonilion lo beware the impositions of such ras- callty ane superstivion. From this court room, where the negro was por- ‘ayed iu all of lis ignorance and superstition, | Went wiih iny friend w the Heraid office, where he aid be could show THE NEGRO IN A BETTER LIGHT, B= wed nen ls the leader of the “hot blooded,” auing” democracy in this State, ana with it, mt, te, W ana kept pullin’ some more har ayin And ce doctor h ae ‘ally, a Northern man come South is @ “carpet ae adventure! yicker up of unconsidered trifies” aud a hegro tsa “nigger.” &¢., good for ething but to hoe cotton. The proprietor, Mr. Swords, informed me that some of Mis best Work- ere negroes. “My book bindery,” he sald, he charge of 2 negro, and he ig one of the best workmen | ever saw. Tue typographical Union ves Dot peruilt (hem to work on the newspaper, et | have them in my job office and book bindery.”” ye went to several other establishments > of aisjcrent kinds where negroes were employed tn various positions of promt and ig Half of the Aloermen of tne = negroes, “in whom,’ said a democratic citizen ih me, “we cau place much more confidence than we can im the white wen, They ail own sinall proper- tues here and are directly interested in the city, while the white men, owning nothing themseives, are reckless in ibe itares. The white Alder- men are Uie shrewder, aud pretty much have every- thing their own Why, sir,’’ continued our deinocralic friend, ‘just Jet me illustrate. 1 have a lutue piece of property up town here, on which a Jew years ago I paid & tax Of eighteen dollars; and now. sir, by" thonder, I paid a lew days ago on that same property sixty-seven dollars.” The VIOKSRGRG OF TO-DAY 4s not the same Vicksburg that the victorious United Staies troops marched into on the 4th of July, 1863. Sven its historic hills are disappearing, crushed by Mme pitiless wheel of progress into broad, level sirects, Travellers, indeed, will see, on approach- ing the city by the river, several strong. Jooking forts’ crowning the lofter hilis at the fortiern aud southern extremities of the city, but on approaching them they are found deserted, em) ty and crurinblung away. Now and then, too, can be scen ove of the “caves” in the hilis, 80 fa- mous as the retreating places of the citizens while the city was under Ore during the memorabie siege. Four miles out on the Jack«on road I had pointed out lo me the gee where tue surrender of Pember- ton took place, A piece of artillery pianted in the ground marks the spot,and around it a fleld of young corn waves its _ leaves—a scene of peace and plenty Where, cight years ago, rei war and Jamine. Asmall marble monument a few years ago Sood where the gun is now planted, but it fell # prey to the insatiable avarice of relic hunters. About thirty miles below the city situated AVIS PLANTATIO! jon, no Hturgy—in fact, © as black | t easy by de hour of twelve’’—and he goteasy; aud bis wile, here, Sary Glover, who pisen him, dey , “Ue ain’t goin’ to do anybody any | ie aon’, and he say, ‘nothin’ to harm | NEW YURK HERALD, SUUDAY, MAY 28, 1871—QUADRUPLE SHEET. ie DIPLOMACY AT ABARGAIN. M. Benedetti’s Hotel Gives a Lesson | in History. THE SPLENDORS OF THE PAST The French Ambassador’s Bffects Under the Hammer. BERLIN, April 21, 1871, ‘There is surely no more severe satire upon we Prognostications and professions of the past than the realities of the present. The present is go 1n- tensely uncompromising im exposing all the litte fallacies, ali the empty phrase-makings, and in show- ing the hollow backs of all the masks that looked | ke smiling faces when coming toward us through the future. Forgive the moralizing—it is a melan- | choly weakness to fall into—bat the rapid transitions of the last few months are enough to give anybody | a touch of that complaint who 18 Rot very strong: minded indeed, The immediate cause of these re- marks 13 THE SALE AT THE FRENCH EMBASSY AT BERLIN of all the goods and chattels of M. Benedetti to be , found therein, Poor M. Benedetti! whose name is 80 celebrated in the song, ‘A little Frenchman came toa town upon the Khine,”? Ha! hat He is 60 in- mately connected in all minds with the commence- ment of the war (hat he might almost be called M. Thaledetti instead of Benederti. TEN YEARS AGO | avery festive scene was goingonin these apart- menis of the French Embassy in Berlin, The King | and Queen of Prussia had just been crowned, Louis | Napoleon had just appeared as @ sping victor in ltaly. Hastening from tnose fields of fame the | Duke of Magenta presented himself, with best com- pliments and messages from the French Emperor, | to the Prussian King. All were so happy, 80 friendly, such truly alllea P The height of the feast had come; if was growing late; midnignt had strack, when one more delicate attention from France to Prussia arrived—a telegram from ° NAPOLEON JL. TO QUEEN AUGUSTA, presented to her Majesty with a magnificent bou- quet. (N. B.—The Emperor did not send the flowers by telegraph.) Ah, those same telegraphic wires were to bring very different messages ‘wo that lady before she or her complimentary friend | passed out of sight in the history of Europe. And now those elegant apartments, those classic shades, penetrated only by the noblest and the most trusted, have been thrown open to avybody that chose to go ‘an. M. Benedetti’s royally-trodden carpets and roy- als y-used china and glass have been exposed and caiatogued and set up for sate, just like Mr. Joncs? or Mr. Simth’s, and if they have not protested it 1s only because they haven’t ‘de guow” The Bere lin’ public are gratified by this moral tale in action, thts story, he moral of which appears to be, Don’t beheve there are many fixed stars 1u the | politcal firmament.” Most of these luminous ap- pearances are only comets, and very eccentric hea- venly bodies indeed. very mosaent you are called to benold, “Encore cwile qui file, qui file, qui Mle ec disparati.” BERLIN IN M, BENEDETTI’S ROOMS. ‘The curtous took advautage of the entrée afforded them and patronized M. Benedett!’s things on view to @ great extent on Sunday, uhat being the singular day appointed. Up the somewhat narrow staircase they streamed, through the passages encumbered With packing Cases, Lito the ante-room, where they Touna two great Sevres China vases to admire, In the ali all Kinds of crockery ware appeared m con- fused heaps, with little regiments of Champagne and other wine glasses. One of those very giasses, if it could onty tell its tale, might be able to declare, “Once his Majesty of Prussia’s Champagne was 10 Te, and I was highly honored; now I am disgraced because ms Majes\y has been iu Champagne.’ The crockery puzzied the Ber- liners. ‘rhey did not know quite how to estimate i ‘*Was it Sevres ware or only English ware?” they were not aware themselves. The bil- lard room was also curiously visited, It contained @sull greater conglomeration of objects for. sale— curtains and Carpets, stools, mirrors and beds—all ariicies of jurniture were bere brought iuto unnatus ral proximity. A picture of the Emperor Napoleon, not considered a good one, hung stul upon the wall in ali the pomp of robes and crown and regal joys and very broad gilt irame. Here also hung (signiti- cant sight) @ great map of the Prussian State as it appeared in the year 1360—as it appears no more. Prussia, Germany at least, grows lke “a growing boy—it_wanis & new map now. Queen Victoria hes a photograph book of ber children, containing YRESH PHOTOGRAPHS of them from year to year. Tius she can glance back at Prince Arthur ata year old, Prince Arthur at two years old, at three years, and 80 on, and see bow much the royal boy grew between whiles. This 48 Lhe sort of atlas that we ought to get of Germany af it continues, like David Copperfeld’s page, to “grow like scarlet beans.” The map at M. Bene- detu’s was not unobserved, its mute evi- dence to the recent development of the power ‘Unerein portrayed. Truly blstory has been striding qwith @ pair of seven league boots these last ten years, and our minds go panting and struggling alter it, hardly able to realize one great smashing change before another tumbles plump upon us, What a mighty conclusion of the moral world is signilied by that heap of carpets and curtains ip the French embassy at Berio, those heaps of plates and Qishes and rows Of glasses in we THE STABLES. The lve denizens of M. Beneditti’s staples were No jonger there; but all his “rolling stock’? was left, w bea gazing stock for the Berliners, There they pd the grand processional coach, built to take part in a state pagean ‘ant, left stranded now, poor toy! to be sold for what it would fetch, What is there more empty than these bits of the mechanism of grandeur when their prestige and the ~ that them iife is gone ous The empty robes, the headless crown, harlaguiats —- without barlequin’s self—Punch without the showman. Why, a wagon or @ cart is worth More than a state coach then. There, too, were the Ambassador's private carriages. These are all Painted green, and have his coat of arms and his a “Fide et aifide,” upon them, {t might be hanged to “tidy and untidy,” to represent the con- dition of the win and elegant stables and the house in its contusion, as benela by the public the last few days, It was always called the Ambassador's Hotel, but now it besomes ay a yen ater THE COURTS. UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. Alleged Smugaling. Before Judge Blatchford. ‘The United States vs, William H. Beare.—The de- fendant, who 1s connected with the importing firm of Smith and Beare, 90 Leonard street, is charged with being implicated in smuggling about $60,000 worth of silks and laces into this city. On this charge he has been heid im $15,000 bail by Commissioner Davenport. A civil suit nas also. been commenced in the United states Circuit Court against Beare to recover the value of the articles in question, In connection with this last-named matter Beare was arrested on @capias, but not being able to give the required bail, $50,000, be was committed by Judge Blatch- ford. I. R. Sisson and W. J. Davisson were each held in the sum of $10,000, it being alleged against them that they are implicated in the smug Davieson ts bookkeeper in the firm of Beare & and it is charged against Sisson that he was the reeipient “of the is and the party who placed them in the hands of Beare. Yesterday Mr. 8. Kauffman, counsel for the de- fendant Beare, made a motion before Judge Blatch- ford that the amount of ball for Beare be reduced irom a $50 000 to $25,000. Biatenford refused to grant the motion. auffinan said his client was settied here, and had no intention whatever of running away. Judge Blatchford, however, declined to grant the application, observing that the bail must remain as fixed, unless some fact could be shown by aMaavit THE “Hurricane” and “isrierfeid,” of which some very which would induce him to change his decision. erroneous report tiave lately been printed, They are situated on an island, aud the place is known as Davis’ Bend. Formerly ‘Hurricane and Brierwood were the property of Colonel Jefferson Davis and os vrower Joseph E. Davis. About four years ago they were purchased by one of the former siaves of Mr, Davia, Yen Montgomery, an honest, intelligent man, he paying for them $300,000, in yearly payments of $20,000, whieh be has promptly Then jontgomery i# also President of the Boara of Supervisors of the county, and is respected by white and biack. He has several sons and daughters, who, it is said, par- take very largely of thei ither’s good qualities. Vicksburgers are just pow quietly but anxiously awaiting the furtber action of the managers of the Tex#s Pacitic Railroad. Some of them are very confident that the Texas Pacific Railroad will pur- chase the North Louisiana and Tex road (now 10 ronnimg order west from Vick: more thaa half way lo Shreveport), aud thus make their —_— crossing at Vicksburg. If this be the case, t expect to see Vicksburg doubling and aundripling iis business and population in a few years, Others, how fear the Pennsylvania Central and iw connections to Memphis, a crossing there and a line of road thence to Marshall. Vicksburg, 80 far, has an advantage that she will hardly fail to im- prove upou—a road to Shreveport and Marshall, iveraily chartered, and already in operation seventy | Fr Intics OF Lie distance, Fire Marshal McSpedon | reporta twenty-nine fires for the week ending May 27, 1871, at noon. The es timaied jose 19 $14,700: amount of imsorance, ‘The ball at tye required amount was subsequently ven. Vol ary Petitions ia Bankruptcy. ‘The Montana Gold Mining Company of Colorado, John Halloran. Adjudication in Inveluntary vad. Adolph F. Seastedt. Disc emann. + Wheeler, SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. Writ of Habeas Corpus Granted. Before Judge Ingraham. Inve John Mcintosh.—On the Sist of May, 1870, Mcintosh was arrested on a bench warrant on a charge of larceny from the person, Application ‘was made for a writ of habeas corpus, The Judge the application, but made it returnable at he Court of Oyer and obstinate SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Winding Up of the Ferd Diverce Suit. | By Judge McConn. Frederick W. Ford va, Mary Ellen Ford,—In this the plaintiff? moved to vacate the order allowing elimony, the order allowing commitment for con; Lewie H. Henry couched in the sweetest terms—which M. Benedetti | that he had sucece:led in the trial in ebtaining judg- ment of divorce, There was quite @ lengthy arga- ment between Mr. Reeves for the plainti# and Mr. Dentson for the defendant, after which the Judge granted the orler, And thus at length has been reached tae finaie im this long contested divoree Decisions. Wiliam N. Groesbeck vs. Jacob H. Groesbeck, — Order granted. Peyton vs, Newman.—Same. Purdy ray. | empt to mene and the commitment on the ground vs. Purdy.—Same. Cent Eadie vs. Frederick Southington.—Reference The Charleston an@ South Caro'ina Mining Gom- pany vs. Chartes N. Mapes.—Oraer granted. Dempsey es, Hale,—Same. Tigen vs. me Amicabie Mutual Msurance Com | Watson vs, Martén,—same. Gtimore vs, Gilmore.—Same. Albert B, Corey vs. Wauer P, Long.—By the 4624 section of the Code the Court can fx a shorter time ; than the time referred for a motion. A shorier time ‘was ordered in this case, The cotion must, there- fore, be heard before the Chief Justiee on next, COUAT OF COMMON PLEAS—SPESIAL TEAM. Decisions. By Judge Joseph F. Daly. Woodrow vs. McDonogh.—Motion granted. Barkyte vs, Hughes.—Order for discharge. Strong vs, Black,—Order of reference. Aenriok vs. Reid et al.—Motion granted. Jn (he Matter of the Application of isaac Vander- pooi Tayior,—No grounds of application shown, SURRDGATE'S COURT. The Telford Will Case. Before Surrogate Hutchings. Mr. Seudder, counsel for the proponents of whe will, commeneed their case and placed Dr. Camp- Dell on the stand. He deposed that he saw the de- ceased on the 16th of February and upon two other occasions during his sickness, and that bis conver- sation was rational and ke thougnt him capable of understanding a will. Cross-examined by Edwin James not attend the deceased medically; Reynoids called upon him and asked hitm to preseribe tor deceased; gave hima bottie of medicine; it contained one grain of phosphorus. Q. Was that a sedative? Witness—I don’t know; T gave ii on the homeopathic principle; I think that Was on the 16th of February, the day the will was made; Reynolds said to me that Mr. very restless, and had not slept, and I aw under | the impression that he said he was very ‘figlty’” Did toid me he had made the will, and | think he told me he was one of the executors. The hearing was then adjourned to Tuesday next. Scudder and Daniel for the will; Eawiu James aud King tor the contestants, Woman’s Ricnts—A Wowan YoRED WITH AN Ox.—Back of Matden Rock, locality called Pium City, lives a Sweede, who, hav- ing this spring but one Ox, persuaded nis wile to carry one end of the yoke in plowing, while he held the plough and their voy drove. The woman | labored at this extraordinary empioyment for two days, but was then compelled to quit it and take to her bed, on account of having rupwwred an internal organ in her efforts to keep her end of the yoke even. In two days after she died, the fee called by the neighbors finding it impossible, when he reached her, to do anything for as relief, The light of etvilization must have burned dimly in the neiguborhood where her husbavd was born and bred; and it is evident that the poor wife was un- knowing of the rights claimed for her by her strong minded sisters. _. RELIGIOUS NOTICES, Cans METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, REV- Fourteenth street.—Preaching at 103g ALM: by Rev. Abel Stevens, DD and at 7% P.M. by Rev. Joseph Boldich, D. D. Trustees in attenvance 10 seat stran- YBRIST CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF Thirty fifth street.—The Rev. F.C. Ewer, follows » Holy morning prayer, litany ‘with sermon (Holy Com- 20 P M., evening praye er, with sermon. At the evening rerrice the ‘rector ( ©. Ewer, 8. T. D.) will reach’ the second sermon in’ ee course upon “The Evil of the Day and Their Remedy.” Business men are invited to attend and will be supplied with seats. Wait Sanday, service 10:30 A. M., IFTY-THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, NEAR Seventh avenue.—Kev, W. H. Pendleton, pastor, will Preach Sunday morning and evcming, at te ustial hours. EV. GKORGE REPWORTH WILL PREACH MORN ing and evening in the Churen of the Messiah, corner of Fark avenue and Thirty fourth street. Moraing subject - AY ith Ue and God Against Us.” ands Py wT. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Forty-firat street, pear Sixth wenue.—Preaching at 103g A. M. and 2% P. M., by Rev. C. S. Harrower, pastor. Trus- ‘tees in attendance io seat strangers, Bervices at 104g A. M. T. MARK’S CHURCB, SECOND AVENUE AND TENTH street. —Rev. Rylance, D. D., rector, will preach bitsuuday at li & 2f aad at Zig ¥. M. deliver the second of four lectures. Sub; ‘bristianity on the Human Heart. po LET AN ELEGANTLY phew eet BALL, SUIT. ed for a mission church, in Brevoort Hall, Fifty-fourth street, near Third avenue. Apply to JOHN BAYLISS, corner Fifty-fourth street and Lexington aven ; MUSIC A CARD. Schools tn the city and country by Bony obtain excellent ‘smatructors for all branches of Music and Modern Languages: by svplyiag att the ‘ORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 220 BROADWAY, near Twelfth strect, NEW YORK, {OOKLYN. BRANCH, BR 198 (NEW NO. Way COURT ST., near State, BROOKLYN. fe fe otal LADY TEACHER FOR SINGING, Diane an ithe modern languages wishes some moré mu he avin, few bourse free; box 121 ald oflice, N ALTO, TENOR AND BAgS WANTED—FOR A of Chickering ny ‘Sona, 11 East 14th at, quartet choir up town. Addre . F., care (A. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION OX THE Fianofore at pupil's residence for $10 per quart Best a ‘Address, with residence, TEA HEE, bor 114 Herald Branch ofice, 1,346 Brosdway, ASS.—WANTS POSITION AS SOLO SINGER IN FIRST ‘tans Protestant choir, Address, namin; —" K.. box ne 4380 New York Post office, J ‘ Bree, AND TENOR WANTS A Late a po Sod choir preferred ; familiar with Episcopal service ; sal: ‘moderate ; no. objection to sing out of town; good reference ‘Address TOMPKINS, Herald office Just o OUT.“T LOVE YOU" PULKA AND “GRAND Srusnt pieces: Publiehed Lkwis Bunog" - ‘Fianot one ml 4 Warerooms, 18 Bast Fourteenth si ‘§ M420% 4 HAMLIN. ORGAN CO. MANUZACTUSERS of CABINET ORGANS, warerooms Broadway, New York. —aue ‘Organs made by this company are acknow- Jedged to be the best in the world, baving a European as well as American reuatice; pices, Bxed aod invariable, $60, 3, $100, $135, 817%, § to 9675, and upward: Sask extalogees tree gans to rent, or sold for or quarterly payments. SCAR COON, ‘99 Broadway, New Yori. Instruction in Harmony and smvotrnmsebi sins Music arranged to order for any Sumber of Instruments. HE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY, a n gplect school for all branches of Music, 83 Union square, near Sixteenth street. best references, Address 'ANTED—A YOUNG LADY WITH GOOD CONTRAL- to voice, to be finished for the atage and to make her appearance in the first opera of Barili’s Amateur Musical Association next season. Call at Sig. BARILDE 8 residence, 15 East 9th st., on Wednesday, from & to 8 o'clock. MARBLE MANTELS. >, KUABER, eer MARBLE ‘AND MARBLEWING Ww 136 East Eighteenth street, offers 500 iM dia lensed Mantels, al complete; Monuments, Grave Stones, Table Tops, &c., at prices that defy competition LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SLATE MANTEI cluding many new designs, at Very low prices. BN. RHYN SLATE COMPANY, 4) West Eighteenth street, be- tween Fifth and Sixth aveniies, VERY FINE SLATE MANTELS, AT. AT REDUCED prices, for the next 30 days. STEWART & CO, _ 66 Siath avenue, between Thing: -Ofth and Thirty aixib ata, _ MATRIMONIAL. ¥ \ LADY, REFINED, DOMESTIC AND AFFECTION: Rot UF as s “singe thavere may ad seo HAT | Wan om one jdgese HAT: ie PHELPS, New Lowion, Com fe YOUNG LADY WISHES TO MAKE THE Ac. quaintance of a wealthy Christian gentleman with a view to matrimony, Address CARRIE FRENCH, Herald HIGHLY EDUCATED YOUNG LADY, LIVING very retired in the country, desires the acquaintance of ey aged, refined gent fees oy, ode matrimony inotined need answer, widows referred. particulars, 11d Herald omte. 7. REMOVALS...» Hees? BROB. wd AND AFTER THIS DATE WILD premises No. 27 Union square ax a Piano Ware- house. Purves ip search of Pianos, rat denire a fine stock of Gan Instruments, would do to call and examine "Prices very moderate and adapted to the thmes, Tiford was | in his mind; I think he used those words; Reynolds | in Wisconsin, at a, i AMUSEMENTS. Nw *8 GARDEN, FOURTH WEEK. KIT. and splendid KIT. wit. toltoeren thr (a. iterate esateor: | kIT. | aa fel scenes with, continual alternations KIT. 3 use. | kit. oro Sean bettie ite he Soath rath. 4 a vividly pho! uy KIT. Dackground af seamen a tramenere ' ait of exciting action decorated’ ‘with gor- «IT. geous fun. WHOLE SCENES BNOOREP EVERY NIGHT. The celedrated “Levee ite merry aliustrations of prantelion singlog and the Free Fight in the Boathern Hotel (a new feature); Game of ig grea’ ‘Kzxplosion Scene, and the famous Duel with Bowic nives, are THE SENSATIONS OF THE DAY. KIT MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 OWERY THEATRE, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 29, ibird and last week, f W. . WHALLEY. ; _ Revival, tm al ua orga plenor, of the late Mr, Charles Dickens’ home sto: 7 OLIVER TWIST; watt wormuousls FOU EDLNG. Ww. WHALLE} AS FaGIN. ‘With the Paice BRIAN O'LINN. MIOFSDAY EVENING—Benett of Mr. N, B. Clarke, Stage MVENESDAY RVENING—Benett of Mr. Geo. France. THURSDAY EVENING Benet of Mise Mitte Axekot FRIDAY EVENING: Ticket Night—Bene.t of the door keepers, officers ai The eelenraied Med. CAMPBELL Ls engaged, and will appeaston Monday, June 5, in bi 138 great char COPARTNERSHIPS. \] OTICE.—THE PARTNERSHIP OF MALONE & DER- 4 by 1s dissolved by mutual consent. The business will be eontinued by W. 8. ‘Derby andthe business of the Erma set- Wed by him. Mal INE & DERB‘, 1,211 Broadwi BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. | A —PLUMBING RUSINPSS.— A YOUNG MAN WANTED - a feof partner, with about 420,000 pies Above ihe of the ol ablished twenty years, in which Ume two special partners | have retired with a competency. Money invested in it is as sate ax on bond and mortg fer und builder, with addit capital ; well known, working twenty men aud can protit on every day's work. | Partner wanted in manufactory of lamps and Hghts of all kinds; have a splendid wholesaie store down town; ts the leading concern in the Union; has | 200 reierences to mauranee companies and banks tsing th Partner wanted, with capital, in the publication of a which is the sole organ and representative of umbering, 600,000 members throughout the Unio ly establinbea, self-ausiaining an for all coanevted with it; with more capital can yy vasily better, Other desirable inveatments, . Apply Monday to nickerbocker houses of this city: has been made to pay e to $50,000, all kinds and amou: H. GIBBS &'CO., 98 Broadway. _ A BUSINESS MAN OF EXPERIENCE, A } small capital, would take aa interest in or eatablish @ ftore or some manufacturing business; or travel for & re- | aponstble house. Addrasa O. G, S,, Herald office, | AN, ERSON DESIROUS OF INVESTING IN THE Juction of cranberries in New Jeracy can hear of @ food on ortunity. Business sire and profits large. Fequired from $3,000 to #5,000, Address: Herald ouiee. ‘Capital NBERRY, N EXPERIENCED AND ¥AVORABLY KNOWN businesé man seeks an opening; would invest a limited fail oh in a safe and reputable business. Address ORLMUS, rald ofice. AS EQUAL “ASSOCIATE. WANTE to #1,000, in a safe, new, tidy, indoor business; will pay 100 per’ vent; uo labor nof long hours; all cash in advance; trade unlimited; no opposition; eminent genuine address, respectable. Address ASSOC: TATE, station A, A. TARINERS WANTED, WITH FROM 21,000 TO + $20,060; will find excellent chances for sate Inve! ments aud prostable businesses: acon manufacturing way ¥ a rare chance for an energetic man; worth investigat- jo cd Address B. LIVINGSTON, Herald oii SMART, INTELLIGENT MAN, COMPETENT TO keep an‘ordinary set of books for an established me- chanical establishment, with $2.000 to ¢#,0W0 capital, can tnd an opportonity t may be of importance to him by addreastng BOOK RECPER, box 141 Heraid office. GENTLEMAN WITH 5,000, AS. SiLENT ner, is required in a profitable and established manulac- PART- turing business : capital amply secured ; first class relerences. Particulars of LLOYD, 29 Broadway, lirat floor. A CARTED, A OMAN WHO, WoUL D ‘ ‘M. N., 744 Broadway, third INVEST clusive control. floor. GRE AT DISCOVERY. WANTED, A PARTY WITH small capital, to introduce an articie of daily use; good Fost and capital secured, | Address L. 1, B., box 104 Herald Uptown ich oF 248 A BUSINK:SS MAN WANTED—WITH SONE CAPITAL, totake the place of a retiring partner; goods mana- factured are staple and can bear investigation. Address U. 8 S., Herald office. RICK MAKING Cail on or ad: IN SOUTH AMERICA.—RETURN srith rme in the fall to where bricks are in good demand, ta high price, and made the year round. Ihave a house, grounds and good clay, near the city. 1 introdaces the trat machine there 12 months Some capital required. A ane. Address BRIC jerald of I WILL PAY 40 TO PER MONTH IN ADVAN! for a Suit of four or five fornished or unfur- ished; mnst be carpeted; location between Canal and Twelfth sireets, near Broadway; business, private office practice. Address Dr. JAMES BELL, Heraid olfice. UNCH HOUSE WANTED.—ANY PARTIES HAVING the same for saie et wing location, price, fe amount of buainess, &c., B. G. BRUCE, ONE, OF THE EDITORS “OF “THE ‘urf, Field and Farm,” op Wednesday next in the Steamship China for England. He will execute any commis- sions for ti) be ed of stock entrusted to him. Addrese Fenton's Hol St. ee street, London. PTICIANS.ASROCIATE WANTED, WELL mat: quainted with the business, Must furniah stoc ital to extend the nat Address, with 206 Stanton street, rate Mi iy. NE OF THE MOST USEFUL AND VALUABLE IN- Ventions of the age. —The patent ireproof Mica Lam Ghimney, will never break by beat or cold State ri fie for the exclusive nale by the VICTOR SAFETY LAM. PANY, 26 Pearl street, New York. TED—SP. PEOIAL OR ACTIVE, eit pity to gn. t00, ina wholesale business; references exchanged. Address box 221 Brooklyn Post off witht ARTNER | WANTED—WITH 85,000 TO ¥! established metal works, were 50 to ny. Pp made on capital. Address J. ‘box 3,996 Post off PARINER WANTED SILENT, OR ACTIVE, WITH $5,000 to $7,000, to. be invested in an old esinblished business ; no possible risk. rie With real name and ad- dress, to BONA FIDE, Herald o ice, for one week. HIRT MANUFACTURER WARTED—A MAN, UNDER- stanaing the business thoroughly, to walt upon customers gpa to take retail orders for ay drat ‘He must be able to comprehend noeee ntion thereto. A liberal” arrangement will be mace with a competent man, Adaress Firth AVENUE, station A. ILVER-PLATED WAR! house, having = jaiden lane, will detaiin, and to give his tine and —AN OLD ESTABLISH: cory and -fine large store In manul sell out; business is pa; easy cause of ‘selling is that pi Another buginess renuiriag more capital; orour prinefosl will silent partner fo the other business (provision) with 810,000, wecurad On real estate in Brooklyn, and guarantee 10 Pee, ote pros. We, obtained a. pariver above house some weeks ago, i les now de onal e terms cap refer to } =. ply Monday. BH. iBBe'e CO” 98 Broadwa Wanten- PARTNER WITH $2,000 TO 85,000 CA. tal and good merebanls' reference In s payable man facturing business, Add Herald off ANTED—A PARTY, WITH $20,000, IN established manufactos wily all patented, and ta ‘universal demand ; best referénces required and given. Ad- A FULLY dress J. H. WILLIAMS, Herald oft W4xteD-A F PARTNER IN THE DRESSMAKING, A h lady, to enlarge the business. For particulat mene jad ‘nye wenue, between Forty-second and Forty- ul ; w thourand ovens mall frat oles hotel av u vill near thin eit; onse contains iarge, cool roous. in perfect order, and lias stables, de. 5 J inter; rent “Searess EDGERTON, Herald large, cool rooms, In per the place to make moi nominal to an A No.l mi office. ANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER IN A BREAD AND F Bake joklyn all and y established. ice Cream Address box 161 Wate Ae PERSON OF MODRBATE MEANS, SAY 85,000, to Fg hog oy AT ready fully eat a rare’ ch hance to make a rapid fortune. Diack es real ‘name, strict Reed ENERGY, box 1a et 1,846 Le oufac- turt ied im this ot Went nal pointing Interview, in at‘ Weraia Uptown Branch TDs cape ART n aie Datum ia tee Netoner r i sea Yoh prondway, rou No.4 fromb Ay TO #500 WILL PURCHASE AN INTEREST IN $3 ‘a well established Provision Bualgges. Address PROVISION, Herald office. FOR HALY INTEREST IN COAL 4-00 Higa and Business, Seat iahed, ourishing clty tn Wow dersey. Cal Nl Monday and foll Mowing at No. 6 Dey street, room 20, $750. join & BD A business in ‘which pands; no risk, Address ¥. “—WANTED, A LADY WITH THIS BOM La tieman in an honorable, hi undreds, Wal soon. fructty into t “how 8., box wer dF PARTNER IN A PLEASANT, PROPITA- ble, respectable business. Adareus P. P nat 81,000. $3. 000 ime e i ts lI WANT A PERSON TO JOIN archage of, Manufact establish ple of increasing demand, a spo- Jiaity (ro patent). which T have made for 20'yenns, Address FOREMAN, Herald office, HAINES Bi BROB., iano Warerooms, ~~ — 27 Union square. bw 'p hg COLLEGE OF HERALDRY, FROM 649 ‘and 66 Broadway, New York. HENRY HAYS, opreie. ‘Conte of Armee found, painted aud engraved, EXO HANG Fe JANTED TO EXCHANGR—A NEW LIAB HOWE ni Sewing Machine for a light Sin Harness, new. dress UNION LIGHTNING ROD OO. Broadway COAL AND woop, ‘OW DISCHARGING, PRIME RED AND WHITE Asif Opal, wi sess 8 #8 per ton delivered. eG is We BUSA 8 Green wigg sired, $3,000. CANTER, aRBACTIORL, CUTER the onem an made cloth~ ar aged ea oe an heh undoing & the right kind of Rigatoni, St is ft Uptown Branch office, adwny. ~A PARTNER WANTED, By 14 OAN IN $5, 00 + vest the above amount in a first clase musia Frain joing ® large trade, Address, MUSIC DEALERS, ice. jerala $10. 000 Hora Shoe unt MANUFACTURE OF A Feareaged sn h58 Lag in Tae busi iy approved and wo. ie and prvitabie. KIT, | EE | | ' Ww. Fi h i mi ne P u ed I E! Tis Rooms, st id - _ oe TO- : BEN! ddr Lot tice. RANK, eine AER sails d. FOR TH ENTE ¥: MONDAY, T kK bs ‘4 OM- flee. rage HEO — SUN DG! r ‘ab ‘ke, JU im its A HO} ELETON, ct ying han ly 5 THE, arif tn enganed va RE B ed, ith 420,000 Part Fes no w desiring M ‘ AN ENTL <a oie MOY articles tad a —~ Ww. Po cant ESTERDRISRG WAN WIT ure z Confectionery and I & Val jarach ii Lag Vi TO fi M. 8" ® Solo, woo! 4 days ‘ETROPO cy NJ factory, ou | ual it X.. ee r © g00d locati A ments versal dou, ____ AMUSEMENTS. Wore Nu With ConrIN KD SUCCESS 0) MONDAY BYENING, MAY 29, 1871, H re chs ANFRAD Engagement for & limited number of ihe and Get ap Is wonderful an. Pearanee of the charming co:edienn j inhi wont Ti. aR ANBAS AS TRAVELLER, MISSEB OLIVIA AND ROSA RAN), in the stirring, realtstic drama of title, now fully ap- 4 the beautiful burlesque extravaganza eutited i cg alapaipan~ btm KENIL' Preceded by the clewant conietictia bel A MORSING CALL, A DDEN HH AND KEMTCW Oth talented anit volunteers. * WEDNESDAY eas eee mite THURSDAY EVI EVENING, Al Vv) In whieh the RAND SISTERS wit ren STAGE DIKEUTUN, ‘on whl Aer teiog ke eka Irs drama, in four acta, entitled INISHAVOUUE, fm which tie RAND SISTERS will appear, together with Mr. JM. W Haraclers of ‘acknowledged whit, swith touting farce of fm which the venetian mit i pave the honor of making bis “SOTH AF! Srenxoon ara P tthe AND. eae ATa, MONDAY. TULSDAT Aa Eatisoas, IDIOT WITNESS AND MORE. SBLONDERS THAN ONE. MONDAY, June 5, first a) the celebrated VOX ® DENILE PANTOMIME TROUPE im their laughable pes ie LIND sucks isled the JUNE 1, Wyoons Mv it. PECIAL fa ant 2 parti OF Mis! TUESDAY MENT. MARRISON. ENING fs M: 187) PR GRAMM OF UNEXAMIELD INPURTANCE. The very popuiar burlesque, ILWORTH, by the RAND SeTEEs and the Company. ‘The popular dram: THE RIDDEN HAND. Miss HARRISON a9 CAPITOLA, Cast with the fw'l mireng'b of the Company. ‘The tamous comic singer, MR, TONY PASTOR, in all bin nowert songs. ‘The Protean Star, MR. JOUN ALLEN, in his Dutch impersonations Miss ALICE HARRISON, im several of hi Box book oj Las of Shakspeare’s wi OAs RS MR, LAWRENC L MR. MARK SMI AUTOLYCUS. LAST WINTER'S TAL! ON SATURDA ON MONDAY N ME LAWRENC S$ JAMES HARE te fe Rod W. Wills’ deauutul heart si ry, i four acts, entitled MAN 0? AIRL which was performed ai the Vrincess' theatre, London, for more than one hundred nights, and constituied (be dramatic event of that city in 1967, = MAT! AT 1:80, 7, JUNE, fs BA Bents secured six daysin advance at the theatre, or at its dranch ticket office at Ditson & Co.'s Music Store, No. 711 apackh AVENUE TAFATRI ae 5” oie westee and Managers. acoesMe, AUGUSTIN DALY 1A FOR BENEFIT oF Mii cuakuns MATHEWS: EVERY NIGHT THIS WEE First appearance tn thirtven a in this her native elty of MKS, CHARLES MATHEWS, in Pranchols clezant Parody of THE GOLDEN ECE, with vnigue scenic decorations, MEDEA by Mra. HORUS by Mr. Fostumes’and incchagieme Charles Mathews; fH Charles, Mathews JASON by Mist Kate KING AETES by Mr. W. Davidge; NU by Miss Neltle Mortimer; eeeeeeee by Mi. A. Mathison; Guarus, | Argonauts, dc. Newton} Brongh’s euarrtn Comedy, entitled THE AL COU. ist and oftice. BIGGS & SON, £05 Broadway. NESS, wilt exquisite new es a - ALIER D! LBRAC A. PARTNER WANTED—WITH $5,000 TO 5,00, INA wa; THE COUNTESS splendid legitimate and highly prosperous business, | COUNTE: by Mrs. Charles Mathe Clearing large protits; best location down town on Broad: ir, George De Vere; VIN- BARON by |GLNT, Mr. ae eplece of COOL AS LUMP! Mr. coon AS A CUCUMBER, MATINEE— COOL AS A ¢ ‘Jone 8, Inet appearance of Mr. and Mrs, ONARLES MAiHIWS, FRIDAY, June 2, Denefit of Mra. 0. MATHEWS. MONDAY, June $, Benelit of Miss DAVENPO! TUESDAY, June 6, Beveit of tr. DM, HARKINS, CAREFUL PREPARATION Sowerful norelts, by Mee WELKTE COLLINS TIN DALY, dramatized from Mr. Collins’ titled NO NAME, to be given with unique scenie adorninents and a very extra- ordinary cust. famous novel, INA EDWIN'S THEATRE. GRAND COMPLIM. to Mr. WYNDUAM CLARKE, he Scoitrel te SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 3, 1871, on which occasion ‘A HOST OF VOLUNTEERS TARY CONCERT will appear, he popular tenor; Miss EMILIE KNAU the brititant pianist, other talented artists, in future notices. INA EDWIN’S THEATRE. MORROW EVENIN ENEFIT OF Mite HARRY BYTYINGE. Lord Plateglass, the aristocratic swell. ...Mr. U. EFTYINGE in the great Comey, NK, RANK. ‘This Theatre to be let for Jum L™ EDWIN’S THBATRE BE LET E MONTH er. JUNE, FOR FIRST CLASS EN ‘TAINMENTS ONLY. M! RS. F. B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. EXTRA ee BENEFIT OF MRM, SAMMIS. ALL THAT pei gl Is NOT GOLD, MR. AND wis WHITE, Mr. and Mrs. F. B, CONWAY, and the entire ‘AR COMPANY. Ont PARK GARDEN. jUMMER Rigs CONCERTS, RIVALLED 3 [OMA! SECOND GRAN ¥ GONG AN ENTIRELY NEW nD BRILLIANT PROGRAMME, Admission tickets, 50 cénts. Private boxes, $1 ext Packages of 12 Aree y To be had atall the ipriueipel cnn AMUSEMENTS, Quéric THEaTRE. LAST NIGHTS AND EAB? M. ted pictorial of the celebrat and sensational Drama, aon of the sntParp. Pan thecares In that of Sheppard.”—Herald, “Mr, Fou G. L. FOX ai ry ‘toney a Swen woot OWEN WOOD, (or nim to 9G _lanytuing Sica? Siar stere MIs§ ADA HARLAND as J. SPPARD. | “Her acting is 80 good as ci ~ bighess. praise." —HMeruld. BRILL pao NERY ia pla : London aoa 1 feats foretaat jsacarode of ti fore attempted im. sorhe acer §nferior to anything tis city." —Heralde LAs? MATINEES WEDNESDAY, May $1, and SATURDAY, June 8 ‘The management hat t engagement for a limted number of ut LUCILLE WESTE Dai, ‘June 6 days in advance, commencin; Bom Seats secured alx day G RAND. Bitte HOUSE, ives rey -third street Manis Bebe oven Blage Manager LON Don, COND: OR THE PARIS ARDY ane YORK —, FE BUNCHBACKS, AUNGHBAG KE ‘ae tamale TRUMPS crowpED HUSH iT TO Dome. ABBOTT. BROT, tat TRICK CLOWN THE BRST yow LIVIN INO EQUAL IN ANY COUNT THE OHAMPION BKATERS,” Mol GOODRI IC. SUPERIOR TO ALL MARIE BONFANTI. AMGNOR a aenite ULL CORPS DE BALLET, BELLE Howitt, BTHEL NORMAK, AND EXCELLENT DRAMATIC GOMPANY, LA PETITE BENSON ck verry of age), FRENCH TWIN BIS’ GRAND, SCENERY, DRESSES AND API POINTMENTR, KICKS, CHANGES AND Sig mali "GitaSD TRANSFORMATI YRAND OPERA MOUSE. JAMES FISK, JR 7 GRAND SUND: ily Nik JAMES FISK, IRIS CELEBRA’ NINTH REIMENT BAND, mambering over 10 ACCOMPLISHED SOLOISTS, assisted by the great virtuoni NK. J. Li VI, Cometapiston, and MISS NULLY PFIRIS. ar Prima Donat OCLOCK. the pop _SUNDAY EVENING, MAY 35, Ai W 7 AULA itis respectfully announced that on MONDAY, Magl 29, al EVERY EVENING UNTIL FORTaRE NOTICE, TER WALLA will make iy reappearance einen drama of DALE, which hae been for some tae in preparation, and will be prof sented for THE FIRST TIME IN FOUR YEARS, ENTIRELY NEW 8 NEW SHER oan Berry NEW APPOINT) Te USIO, NEW AND SUPERB COSTUMES AND A \ POWERFUL CAST. —THEAT COMIQUE. SL 4A! Sos HQ ULE BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ST, NICHOLAS. BUTLER & GILMORE, Mi janager®, LAST Tinh ‘OF N, LAST THREE NIGHTS OF THE SKASO) MONDAY. TURBDAY, AND Wie DNESDAY, MAY 29, 30 31, LAST MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY, MAY St. ‘ STUPENDOUS ATTRACTIONS, A BILL OF IMMENSE MAGNITUDE, THE GREAT STAR TROUPE AN NEW ACT 8, ‘The new local Dratna of intenan interest, OUR COUNTRY CO! “s Or Life in the Great ny ; the Company in the cast. BAD DICKEY. tas LIVELY MOKR AST OF THE MOHICANS, MLLE. GERALDINE AND coouas LEOPOLD. GRAND FAIRY B. St SegERTHICINER, SERIO-COMIC SONGS. TBs NEW! ETHIOPIAN BURLESQUES. ‘ADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLY! GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO KATE AMORENS! I, upon her return from Europ, after an a absence of six years TUES: AY, May Mie, MOR Mrs. GULA ‘ST will be assisted act ite eminent artists, soprano; . H, MILLARD, tenors Mr, FRED STEINS, baseg Mr, GEO. WM. WARREN has kindly volunteered to, pre- | side at the Grand Organ, furnished by Messra Fath md Brothers, of New York, whteh yall be introduced for the frat os the ie Academy of Musi also a large and effi nestra from the P huinarmonte Society. Mr. mr CARL BERG MANN, Conductor. Tickets Keserved Seats $1 50. box office will be open for the sale of seats on Seiurday morning, 2b inst. Tickets can be obtained at Ruliman’s, U1¢ Broadway. CADEMY OF MUSIC. THU: RSDAY ¥ EVENING, Jane 8, 18M, has the honor to announce that be will take hig ANNUAL BENEFIT agabove, It will also be the last Bight °, A! of Bryant's Minstrels, Mr. Bryant wil pear in white face: t season occasion aps. in OF ATS FAVORITE bec plad PARTS, in Boucisault'a b Deana Irish ate THE COLLEEN B. Or, THE BaIDES OF GannvOwER, DANNY Tae BARON. ‘The following DISTINGUISHED ARTISTS have kindly tendered tneir aid isn LAURA KEEN}, who will appear tal her origloal character'of Anne Cbate, Madame PONISI, 4m her original part of Mrs. Cre Gregan. Miss IONE BURKE as Eily O'Connor, as originally played by her at Wallack’® Miss MARY WELLS in her original part of Sheelah Mann, SMITH Tom. aA if ‘Wallach’ Kyrie D: Ps “ur THES. yeaa Mr. manager of the Globe enh ‘Boston, ia ta hie glut character of Danny Mann. BRYANT an epee i's as SONGS and DANCES, fer a attractive selection s.NoING. “DANCING AND MINSTRELSY, Rox book open at Bi bf sais tone Seen sh Pereake Ope Beast where wots music iorea and ‘Centfal Park Are OnE 7 OS ACADEMY OF MUSIO, 8TH JUNE, ftieelt tia hts wan hte wh Sad. EWOOMR & ‘& ARLINGTOR’S (TERRACE “GARDEN, ST, FASCINATING Nia. CORNER, Filly-eighth siren wotween Lexington and Third are ores i POLICEMAN. OF LLLEN'S CONC! HOUBE. enti 8 GOOD BROADWAYA every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, at 8 o'clock, 50 Re-e ent oua ae Brery SUNDAY, atooiocky Seon" | WALKRN BRAY, ‘GrERATION CENA. PAROESy APONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUS! "901 BOWERY, | fy" ma eNO G La pagnast ANOTHER ENTIRE CHANGE 3818 WEEK, : OL onic IgtwAts ARANCE OF a08 Lage WILD, EEN GILMER, BEA UTE na WM. CAR THE EMOT! JOR AL SKETO WORKING GIRLS OF NEW TORE, bod PASTOR 1n his original character, (RIGGS nu the Dog Fancier, MILL MAWLET.” AUTIFUL MINSTRE _MATINERS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 28 i OPPOSITE ACADEMY O) TC, VERY EVENING, AT & GRAND MATINER SATURDAY: AT 2 #ERMANIA ILLUSTRATED, Pictorially, Historically, Poetically and Musteaily. LATELY NEW AND ONIGINAL, ING PANORAMA ( FRANCO-GERMANIC WAN Painted by emineut Baropean urtiets Crom en ee IVID BATTLE SCENF: IN CONJUNORION FACiL I VENING with Grawings made supported by M contralto ; Mr. ypular baritone, ganiet. The Descriptive Lecture by Tick extra the ball, JERRACE GARDEN, Ts Fifty-eighth street, betwonp te: Lextston and Third av LLIEN'S CONCE SUNDAY, MAY 38. ADMISSION oe Metre | XeT#RNGoN PROGRAMME, 507 |. Overvure-—*Masaniel’ Operate selection eRe ine —' CON ete (BARRON, "the Rp he} HILL, tenor; Mr. J. R. TI 8, the UHERR DORMSIEIN, pisuue fund or W. fl. POPE, sof admission, 50 cells; reserved acate, 60 conte Ii the principal Ucket odices aud musle stores and rio it iMavoto’ ‘Amorettentanz! . ‘Potpourri’ } oto, trombone—Mr. juadtrille—“Semiram: werture—“F reiacheut EVENING PROG Overture—““William Te t Qperatie aelection—“La Valse “Morgenblatter” ait Trot Te 10. Coronation March Conduetors,,, oe Herr ADOLPH NEUNDO Aas yale SoRceRe. a no PRINTING ESTABLISUMENT, corner of Broad mn LITHOGRAPHY aera Fbnonavino, all te coumencraL, AND 7H DPHEATRICAL, | 1 METROFOLTPN IGS PRINTING VEHTABLISHMENT, corner of Broadway and Ann ETRO| G AND DANCE,—JIG AND OLO@ DAN. ANIO, f Brin ¥ rupli tied for, ‘be singe by ON OG AN 2, at ronato indies it. R® MEMORIAL DAY—“ORR vai, io Re ae Plant Beautiful Flowers” (Ordway ), Bde. eral i, vers’ Mann ae (Perkins), 0c. ; ‘ie sdenharn niet re rabies, for, A I Broadway. Graves of the, I Loved _RUROPE. ND AND CASINO OF SAXON PE GRAND BADE HOTRL, AND CARING OF rena offers to tourists al) tl waal rente no quarente, roulett road commun ion from Gent end "Basel -_ UROPE, AQ—THE GENERA’ Tod car oe aa, gor v epanad, es the weer shor envclety has ria to the secre! I. ane ‘American bapking firme in Lon- Couriers’, Bo ben sae ak been largely petro saM PRICE. a i Looks.” JOKES 4 BFxANTS OF ERA HOUBE, detween Sixth and THE PRESENT sEa8 at the Opera Hi ON eS Day EVENING JOM i ANNU, VAL BEN EFI? OF BRYANT, ey anes ‘OF MUSIC, Fourteenth on which ocoaion Mi, DAN, BRYANT wil st WHITE FACR IN TWO TRINH. CH, GREAT BILL FOR THE CLOSING OF SEASON, THURSDAY, JUNE 1 MATINEE BENEFIT OF IR. NELSE SEYMOUR. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, OLOSING NIGHTS, DS. BRYANTS OreRe Boy bapa nat Ty TATED Bi MATINER BENEF FIT x ir HF nia BY JOUR, o fess day afternoon, June 1 eyante Minauee in In “arte ta Kriown artists have Kindly volunteered an pate hoot a a iter waiter ¢ Cc, LYMAN, as oa or Soa th street. Will receive costa popila} rovsDLING asyauit OF THE SISTERS PF cuaRITy, bo eat ys ae and ee ters an rh to be bold WASINGTON, D. Oud nwander, virtues of ‘t esioner of 22.0% Reve~ ym the DNESDA’ sai "ten. ing gifts will dine te by the Commission eres jar atory brick House, No. 86+ North Calvert rane, mith tnree ee awallings and ni oewmilly iyo oO to, ‘Three story brick EHlouse, No. 188 Bolton sires, Bail: ‘i Three siory brick Hotise, “We ‘id oa tree, Wai re i ai — ion nico te wats ‘of Kikton, Md., Major GEO ', CAST! Balti: Md, NKGLEY, M,C, Referens cas = dD. » Washing~: Mal aa on. mee oy, Paar, He phy ieri i User's ae Ma. ; Hon. te Attorney General, Bal re; O. F Ab~ Kia. 20 Pou ga ‘avenue, Balt uLimore; Jone i. Fowler, Boat owed —— of W. H. Myers & Bro, places, eat mea: au se ” fg handa of tae wastes. ate ‘kets and airculars c etpEYLN, Sein tes Stationer and Printer ff aren York | (to whom all communteations Dba! and from 0.8, Turnbull, ticket oflice of ‘ee a ated With oso antenatal c ice of Gran Gilsey House and Hoffman House, Startevant Howse ‘nad Bu Bhs Charles Hotel, 643 Broadway Orders by tamil recetve prompt attention,