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SALES AT AUCTION. Av tle B. MINER, AUOTION! RAND (READE STRE Fret Belgian, Eng! Also, TO PAY ADVANCES AND CHARGES, ine Oi! Paintings, ancient and modern, Full particulars LLEN B. MINER, AUCTIONEER. ambers and 77 Reade streets. B. MINER & BRO., RATURRAY, JUNE, 1b, at o'el al $5 Chambers aid 77 Keade streets, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Mirrors, Carpets, ‘Details in time. BTIOs Sam, e fine Residence and nine Villa Plots a number of fi Sujesrooms % our salerooms, __Oileloths, &c. AD OURNED AUC on the premises. oxitive, rain or shine. Yor maps and pi ae Ae SON & CO., AUCTIONEERS. SSDAY, JUNE ll, Salesroom, 111 Broadwi deceased, Lot sou! . BLEECKE! Tk at iM. at Exchange 8a tor on Hol fer vourth evemue and iivth street; size 25.5%90 rms at sale. NOTI EDWARD SCHENCK, Auctioncer, will sell on Thurs- June 18 and 14, at_No. IMPORTANT AND ATTRA‘ . |ODERN OIL PAINTINGS. For full particu- Jars see fature advertisements. The same 1s now on exhi- , UCTION NOTICE.—CLINTON B. OSGOOD, AUC- OSGOOD 4 CO. Salesrooms 196 Chambers street, ar College place, ‘gntire contents of 1a rowel: and Ingrain and black walnut jattresses, Feather Extension Ta- e Mirrors, oak reps and velvet; Blan- les and Chairs, eta, Bed and Table Linen, A }OTION NOT clock, THIRTY-FIRST REGULAR SPRING SALE STR. 300 CASES FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS. mation of buyers invited. Catalogues and goods on sale. WM, TOPPING & CO., Auationeen JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. ‘Office and salesroom 37 Nassau street, opposite the Post office. second hand Furniture. JOHNSTON & VAN TABBELL . ‘will seli at their salesroom, 37 Nassau stree! on TUESDAY, at 1044 o'clock, asertinent of Household rosewood Bedroom Suits, Parlor iar] Wardrobes, Etageres, mahogany Dress! Burvaul, Washstands, cane seat Chairs, Rockers, i Btands, Mattresses, Feather Beds, ‘@ large assortment Bedroom Bults, Suits,’ painted Bedding, Kitchen it of Sewing Machines, re, &c.; also two very fine rosewood im- ted Pianofortes. UCTION NOTICE.—LARGE SALE OF Furniture. —To-morrow (Mot clock, LUKE F of all the Furnitn fest 2d st, consistiny tave rich rosewood Pianoforte, Parlor Suits, ¢ its, Bedsteads, Bure: O11 Paintings, Buffet, C) lars see Monday's ou. te Y JOSEPH HEGEMAN & CO.—MONDAY, JUNE 10, at 10 o'clock A. M., at 14 Montacup street, Brooklyn, irge sale of handsome Furniture, and at4 o'clock P.M. of $00 volumes. Tuesday, June 1, 1 Fourth place, near Court street, ood Lady's Eseritoire, rich Silver Pla’ Patent ‘Kerosene Lamps, and Chamber Furniture, Slate-lined Refrigerators, HOUSEHOLD ERALD, Auction- contained in private of an elegant 7!4 Bookease, Eta: rs, Extension Table,” dc at2 o'clock P. Engravings, Parlor ¥ DAUCHY & JOHNSON, 8. W. DAUCHY, Auctioneer, sells on Monday, at 2 o'clock, at 44 Cunal street, a gene- assortunent of Household Furnisure, Beds, Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Hair’ Mattresses, Car- ta, Ollcloths, Chairs, Bureaus, & 4, Stoves,’ Mattings, Bookcases, &c., from the large Also on Tuesday, at and Fixtures ; also 28 black walnut mmercial college on Broadwa Righth avenue, the entire Si Orockery, Glass, Willow and Wooden Ware Stor Y JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, JOHN’ A. DUNN & © salesroom 227 Bowery, Tuesday next, Fixtures, Lease, at 11 o'clock, the ill, &c., of one of nor Stores on Si t cheap if applied for before gntire Block, tho handromest corner Liq Can be boug day of sale at the auctioneers’ office. ¥_F. COLTON, AUCTIONEER—WILL | SELL ON Friday, June 14, at the auction rooms 53 East Thir- eenth street, near Broadway— hold Furniture, Carp ‘A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER, JOUN A. DUNN, & 06., oom 227 Bowery, ) at 103g o'clock, at No. 511 entire the Stock and Fixtures of consisting of four pull English Beer two black walnut Counters, back Casing, Shelv- ce Box, Chandeliers, Sere and Silver Ware, together with a Large sale of rich House- ino, Mirrors, &c. ‘will sell to-morrow \alond: Broome street, all that Liquor Store, s, Engravings, Glasg eral assortment of JOHN A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER. JOHN A DUNN & CO., salesroom 227 Bowery, ‘will sell to-morrow (Monday), at 1244 o'clock, by virtue of Schattel mortgage, at zy Bast @oach, in pertect order. sere SOMN LEDDY, Attorney for Mortgage. p FAIL TO ATTE: the auction sale of fine Residence and nine handsome Villa Plots, ow (Monday), June 10. Only thirty-five ‘trains to and fro foot of Barclay street. 1 particularsapply to CAPERS, Twenty-tirst street, One at Orange, N. J. to-mo thirty minutes from city . Take 11 o'clock A. M. trai sitive. For mays ai KE & CO., 82 Cedar atreet, New York. HEN®Y Berry, 4 UCTIONEER, 54 BROADWAY. Large and Attractive Special Sale of LACE AND NOTTINGHAM RIOH EMBROIDERED, ol ON TUESDAY, JUNE Il, AT 11 O'CLOCK, |, 684 BROADWAY, between Spring and Prince streets. Comprising a splendid assortment of rich embroidered Lace. Nottingham and Stock of a large importing hi Jots to suit pur: close consign: Aeepers and the trad Goods now on exhibitio suipure Curtains, use, which will be sold in positively “without any reserve, to fine opportunity to house- at 12 o'clock precisely, lot of solld Silverware, comprising Tea Set, Forks, Demert Knives, Berry Spoons,” & Sale positive and unreser AUCTIONEER. Rooma in this city, corner of Dey ext, June 12, at 2 fy ENRY FELTMAS Largest Auction nd Greenwich streets. ss. o'clock prompt, WHITNEY & FE, ‘above, large stock of Horses, Wagons, Harness, &c. being our first horse sale, will be wort private buyers. The stock will ailey’s Road Wagons, top and no top c.; there will be = nilon of dealers comprise new ‘Waxons, Phaetons, Business Wagous, ‘over 8 horses, some being very fast. Sale will be peremp- Parties wishing to put in their horses or wagons must have them entered on our books by Monday. 5 AKLEM.—J. KR. FOLEY, AUCTIONEER.—MONDAY, June 10, atlO A. M., at 227 Eust 125th street, will be Household Furnitnre of John Straiton, Downtown purchasers take Harlem boate, Harlem or Second and Third avenue cars. R. FOLEY & CO., Auctioneers. Office and salesroom 2,286 Third avenue. c ESDAY, J 2 magnificent Villa pular village of w Brighton, Staten island ‘This superior and sple Ji known as the is situated near St. ndid villas of John on Hamilton avenue, “ ent places, only five minutes’ walk hton landing and forty-five minutes from *ibility, health, beauty of location, wnt surroundings, the propert Staten Island ferryboat at pier 19, For maps, &c., Jr. 25 Nassau street, New York. AUCTIONEER, Great, positive, absolute and u jarks Hotel and adja ss CSCS pnditional auction Rahway Laud tiny BATL nbay, June 15, 1 ry Lot must be at the new railroud stat being erected at a cost of $17,000 nent Company, iteteed Grafulla’s Band, Harrison, the eteat Improvisate tickets and mas arc JOHNSON, JB, 2 Nassau strevt, New MONEER.—THRER tion. —J. P. TRAVER will —* econd ward, New seh, on Thursda: chants’ Exchange’ Sal the 6 story high stoop bro Forty -secoud street, ry stone Dwelling Fighth and Ninth aven: in good order; with all modern impr id in fee; title .. permit to examine property and al at office of Auctioneer, 59 Great Jones street, near other particu: aecoynt of storm, Gratulla’s Sevent hegimeyt Band, Ample banquet und Marrison, the great In Parties attending from New nh at Twenty-seventh street, over Ne ACOB BOGART, At Jock, at the auction rooms, assortment of Household Purnit ees Boddin, a three threeply Oar: VERY STABLE 8T0CK | Wontent# of the Harness and Hleighs, Ob Tuceday, June 18, ut ‘ML o'clyck. at 4h) Fourth NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1872—TRIPLE SHEE. SALES AT AUCTION, EWIS E, WOOD, AUCTIONEER, L omnes No. 79 Montgomery street, Jersey City. 60 beautiful Lote, on Duncan avenue, Jersey City Heights, will be sold at public auction on TUESDAY, June 11, 1872, at Zo'clock P, M., on the ground; the location One, the views grand, the access first class, by two lines of horse cars; terms very easy. For maps, &c., apply to the auc- tioncer, 79 Montgomery street, Jersey City, EWIS E. WOOD, AUCTIONEER, L Oftice 79 Montgomery street, Jersey City. 179 Lots on the DeMotte Nomestead consequence of the storm, to Monday, velock P.M.; on the ground rai in _postno June 40, 1s or shine. N.B.—If the day shouid be. stormy the kale will take place in the Paterson Plank Road House, Moz WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Handsome Dwelling at Mount Vernon at auction. E. H. LUDLOW & CO. will sell by auction, on Wednes- ', June 12, 1872, at 12 o'clock, at the Exchange Sales- room No. 111 Broadway. MOUNT VERNON—A desirable Dwelling and 10 85-100 acres of Land, situated on the White Plains road, and ad- joining the New Haven Railroad, about half a mile from the railroad Senck at Mount Vernon, and near the pro- osed depot of the Harlem and Port Chester Railroad. «d double frame house, well shaded, large barn, ice house, &c. The location is healthy and easy of access, being within one hour of New York by the New Haven Railroad. Convenient to churches, schools, stores, &c. Terms liberal M* TUCKERMAN’S LIBRARY. MONDAY, JUNE 10, and following days, commencing each evening at 735 ‘Ovclock, At the Clinton Hall Salerooms, i the entire Library of the late Henry T. Tuckerman, Esq., Comprising a very extensive collection of Books in the various departmerite of literature, standard and miscella- neous, collected by the owner during a lretime, many of which are choice and rare. ‘a large number of En- sravings, Sketches Oll Paintings, de. jatalogues rei a + OD CX! 5 * ‘The Meters. LEAVITT, Auctioneers. ‘ORTGAGE SALE.—JOHN M’DONOUGH, AUCTION- eer, will sell on Monday, June 10, 1872, at8 o'clock P. M., a Lease of four years of 'a butcher ahiop, together with Horse, Wagon and Harness; splendidly fitted up and good locatin, at 1,082 Third avenue. This in a chance sel jom offered. CORNELIUS FARLEY, Attorney:tor Mortanaye._ AWNBROKERS’ SALE.—R. FIELD, SHERIFFS ‘and General Auctioneer, salesroom 121 Bowery, will sell, on Wednesday, June 12, at 11 o'clock, 500 lots Men's PRS a na tong re er jerclothing, Bedding, Oullts, Blankets, Bo : de. Also Coats, Pants and Vests. By order Wilson, Greet & Co. 18 Bowery. ss! AWNBROKERS’ SALE, MONDAY.—JAMES AGAR, ‘Auctioneer, will sell at b9 New Bowery, 500 lots Men's and Women’s Clothing, and other seasonible Goods. | By order of Charles Cudlipp, Spring street, and George Cu Upp, East Twelfth stree AWNBROKE’S SALE WATOHES AND JEWELRY. JAMES AGAR, Auctioncer, will sell, at 59 New Bowery, ‘on TUESDAY, June 1, at 11 o'clock, 500 lots of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond and Gold Rings, Pins, Earrings, Bracelets, Gold Guard, Fob and Vest Chains; Opera Glasses, Guns, Pistols, Silverware, Musical and Mathematical Instruments, Fancy Goods. By order of A. J. Jackson, ® Prince street. AWNBROKER’S SALE.—THURSDAY. JAM! ‘Auctioneer, will sell, af 59 New Bowery, 500 and Women’s Clothing, Table Linen, Sheets, Spreads, &c. By order of P. Fullan, West Thirty-ninth street. AWNBROKER’S SALE.—FRIDAY. JAMES AGAR, Anctloncer, will sell, at 99 New Bowery, 500 lots Men's ad Women’s Clothing and other seasonable goods. By order of J. A. Jarman, 18 Variek street. AWNBROKER'S SALE.—WM. 8. INGRAHAM WILL sell, Tuesday, 500 lots Silk Dresses, Remnants, Men’s Clothing, &e. order H. ©. Lewis, 2 Albany ‘street. Wednesday, 19th, gold and ‘silver Watches, Jewelry, &c. Order H. C. Lewis, 2 Albany street; worthy attention of lealers. AWNBROKER’S | SALE.—THURSDAY, BY JOHN MORTIMER, 42 East Broadway, 50 lots choice Men's and Women’s Clothin, fp Bedalae Boots, Shoes and other Good! By order P. Freel, 86*Grand ‘street, Wil- jaunsbury AWNBROKER’S SALE.—MONDAY, BY JOHN MOR. TIMER, 42 East Broadway, 500 lots fine Silk and other Dresses, Skirts and Remnants, fine Bedding, Under- arments, Boots and Shoes; also fine Coats, Pants and order I 197 Grand treet. ICHARD WALTERS—SELLS, WEDNESDAY, 12711, at Il o'clock, at $09 East Eleventh streot, Stock of & contractor giving up business; 7 Horses, 10 Brick Carts and Harness, down town Cart, Feed Truck, Coal Cart, light Wagon, Packs, Bars, Sledges, Drills, Screws, &c. UPREME COURT SALES. JOSEPH McGUIRE, Auctioneer, will sell at auction, on WEDNESDAY, June 12, 1472, at 12. 0’clock noon, at the Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway, wader direction of James H. Coleman, Esq., Referee, the two two story basement and attic brick Houses (with stores) 127 arid 129 West Broadway, between White and Walker streets; size ground, 37.6 by 100 feet. Also, at the same time and place, under direction of Jacob A. Gross, Exq., Referee, the four story and basement brick Tenement House on front, and the three story frame House on rear, of lot known as 16 7.4 bY 108. Maps at Hamilton street; size lot, tioneer's office, 87 Cedar street. AT AUCTION—ON THE PRI day, June Il, the well-known Olympic enue, between Seventh and Eighth streets, Mo \ANAL BOAT.—WANTED TO PURCHASE, A FIRST J" class Erie Canal Boat. Address A., box’ 128 Herald CE yaaa ca Ah es MONET FOR, SAUE CHEAP. OR, CHARTER CARIN 81L00P Yacht, 38 feet long, 13 feet beam, draws 2g feet; an able sea boat and very fast; in complete order and hand- somely furnished. Apply at 77 Bleceker street, up stairs, OR SALE~A SLOOP, IN GOOD CONDITION, OAR- rying 75 tons, drawing only five feet of water; suita- ble for carrving brick or sand, and has a steady yard to Fun from, cause of sale, owner retiring from bisiness ; rice $70), Address JAMES WALDROK, box 145 Eliza- bethport, N. WIOR SALE—A CABIN SLOOP YACHT—26 FEET Keel, 11 feet beam ; will be sold cheap. Address F. '., box 85 Post office. 1EAP—A 16FOOT CENTRE BOARD OR SALE ¢ Sail Boat, cat rig. Address L., box 179 Post office, Jersey City. {OR SALE—OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY REAL Estate—A side-wheel Steamer, 160 feet along, 22 feet beam ; a good, first class excursion boat. APERS, CLARK & CO., 82 Cedar street. ‘ABIN SLOOP YACHT MYSTERY, 37 feet long, 14 fect beam; nearly new; completely found, tn first cliss order for immediate use. Apply on Doard, foot of Court street, Brooklyn, or address J, W. ©., 201 East Thirty-third street. CREW YACHT MISCHIEF FOR SALE CHEAP—EX- cellent order; 77 feet long, 15 beam, 4 draught; schooner rigged; large cabin; very fast. Apply at pier 83 East River. STEAMBOAT WANTED.—A RESPONSIBLE PARTY wants to charter a day Steamboat for an excursion up the river, on the 4th of July, Address, with parti- culars, J. A., 14 Broadway, room 9%. ‘ANTED—A YACHT, IN EXCHANGE FOR A HOUSE and Lot in East New York, Address, with full di- mensions, 117 Charles street, first floor. 5) XACHTS FOR SALE CHEAP—A 21. 25, 84, $8 AND ©) 30 foot keel, all in complete order and ready’ for use, Apply to or address P, KAVANAGH, Canarste 100 BOATS ASSORTMENTS OF ALL KINDS. OF Boats and, Spoon Oare, also Metallic Lifeboats, at my shops, 368 and 373 South street and 114th street, Harlem. River. STEPHEN ROBERTS, POSALS FOR $949,000, Stocks of the Gity of New York. Sealed proposals wil be received at the Comptroiler’s Office until Tuesday, June 1, 1472, at 2 o'clock P. M., When the same will be publiclyopenied for the whole of any part of the sum of $949,000 of stocks of the city of New York, to wit:— Additional New Croton Aqueduct Stock authorized by chap. 230, Luws of 1870, payable vember 1, 1900... 4 ese $200,000 Additional Groton Water Sto authorized ty chap. $6, as amended by chip. 228, Laws of 1871, payable November 1, 1891.........) 187,090 City Parks Improvement Fund Stock, | authorized by chap. 290, Laws of 1871, payabie’ in thirty years... stabs fet teiab ete ++ 200,000 Croton Water Main Stock, authorized by chap. 213, Laws of 1871, payable No- vember 1, 1900... sreciensend ot ingae : Water Stock of i870, authorized by chap. 343, sec. 6, Laws of 1870, pay- able November 1, 1% . . }62,000 Said stocks will cent per annum b y of May and No vember in ear. The proposals will state the amount of stocks desire the price per one hundred dollars thereof, and the person whose proposals are accepted | wail th 1 be required to, deposit with the Chamber. awarded to them respectively, together with any premiums thereon. On presenting to the Comptroller the receipts of the Chamberlain for such deposit the parties will be entitled to rec Tlifleates for equal amounts of the par value ofthe sums awarded to them, bearing interest from the dates of payment. Each proposal should be sealed and endorsed “Pro- | posals for Stocks of the City of New York,” and enclosed In a second envelope, addressed to the Comptroller. The right is reserved Ob the part of the Coniptroller to | reject any or all of the bids, it, in his judgment, the in- terests of the Corporation require it. ANDREW H. GRE Cry oy New Youk, I TROLLEN'S Orvice, June 4, 1 PROLOSALS FOR KE Ortice oF Lichtnouse Ixsreoton, Titen Drererer, ¢ FOMPRINSVILLK, Staten Island, N. ¥., May 20, 1872, Sealed Will be received ‘at this office until Comptroller, ANCE, COMP- PING BUOYS, 12 o'clock M. on Monday the 17th day of June next, for rais ing, replucing and keeping In good order and in their pro- per positions all the buoys now in Fire Island Inlet, South side of Long Island, and such others as may be authorized, for one » from the Ist day of July next to the su ed ing th ot June, according to the regulations of the Lighthouse Board and the printed specificutions, copies of which can be had by applying at this offloe, By order of the Lighthoitse Board, J. A. STRONG, Commander, U, §..N., Hthouse Inspector’ Third district. 0 CON . Proposals tor Quarantine Structures on West Bank. price OF THR COMMISSIONERS OF QUanarrtn, No, 2 Excnanex Court, New York, May 24. | . Proposals, sealed and endorsed as’ above, will ceived by the undersigned, at the office of the sloners of Quarantine, until 2 o’clock P.M. of the Muh day | June, at whieh time they will be publicly ned. The Board reserves to itself, under the law, the iseretion to 6 re. ais State to accept. Plans and specifications be seen and information obtained at the oftice of the Commissioners of Quarantine, No. 2 Exchange court RICHARD SCHELL, President, Comtmisione * C AN. BELL ARTON, Qyprantine. 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POLICE INTELLIGENC MARKETS AND DOINGS ON ‘CHANG REAL ESTATE AND AUCTION MATT GOLD AND STOCK FLUCTUATIONS, The office of the EVENING TELEGRAM, No, 2 Ann street, Herald Building. tany bid which it may not deem for the interest of | EVENING TELEGRAM, LIBERAL AND INDEPENDENT, HAS NOW THB LARGEST AND BEST CIRCULATION RVENING DAILIES, ‘The offien of the EVENING TELEGRAM, No. 4 Amp street, Heraid Building, AMUSEMENTS. MEATRE COMIQUER, JOSH HART. A decided success. CHICAGO, Houses crowded from parquet to dome. CHICAGO, ‘The most exciting sensation ever produced. ‘The finest painti srexhibited. nest paintings ever ex! CHICAGO, ‘The finest dioramic effects ever seen. CHICAGO, Unanimously pronounced the greatest plece of art ever ween on the stage. CHICAGO, ‘The most artistic company ever concentrated. CHICAGO, In point of art, is matchless, CHICAGO, A Drama, Panorama and Diorama, introdac: ni Mr. CHARLES R. THORNE, Jz, Aud @ powertul company: HICAGO, ‘The audience spell bound with excitement, CHICA a0, The great FIRE SCENE. HE BURNING BUILDINGS, THE RESCUE. NO DANGER, NO DANGER. Although the stage resembles one solid mass of fire and smoke, there is NO FIRE USED, CHICAGO, CHICAGO, aE PURING THE FIRE, AFTER THE FIRE. EVERY Byars ats, WEDNESDAY and. BATURDAY MATINEE, PRIOES THE SAME AS USUAL. ADMISSION Soe te RESERVED SEATS, $1. FAMILY CIRCLE, 26c. 5M Broadway. -Lessee and Manager. CHICAGO, v ‘ALLACKS. THE LONG STRIKE, TH STRIKE. HONG THE LONG STRIKE, THE GREATEST SUCCESS EVER KNOWN, must soon be withdrawn to make room for Watts Phil- lips! great Drama, ON THE JURY. _COPARTNERSHIPS. W HAVE THIS DAY FORMED A COPARTNER- ship, under the firm name of B. K. Willard & Co. for the transaction of business in stocks, bonds and gold on commission, at If Broad street. EDWARD K. WILLARD. CHARLES MARTIN, WM. M. FINCKE. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. GENTLEMAN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND GOOD business abilities, with gome capital, would associate with an honorable person who understands stock broker- age business and can get it to do, Address box 21, Port Richmond, Staten Island, N. Y. FRENCH DRESSMAKER, ESTABLISHED FOR several years In New York, with a first class trade and with the very best facilities for the importation of Paris goods, wishés an active or silent partner with $5,000, in order to extend her business; if an active one must be ot great abilities and experience; references exchanged. Address A. E., Herald office, A ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED FOR ME chants, manutacturers and others. Persons with Capital seeking business advised, without charge, of ap- roved opportunities, References, George D. Arthur & bo., Bankers, 34 Wall street, &c. GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., Financial and Business Agents, 98 Broadway. GENUINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR PAR- ties with moderate or large means.—For sale, a Man- ufacturing Business, showing @ net, profit exceeding $100 weekly. LLOYD, 29 Broadway, first floor. SALESMAN, TO TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE OF first class shoe store, who can invest $1,500, or an in- terest given in the business. Address EXPERIENCE, Herald office. AX ObP gBSTABLISHED | JEWELRY | BUSINESS; dest location in Bowery, with lease and cheap rent, for sale, the owner wishing to retire, Address J. M. FRIEDLANDER, 2! N ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, WITH $1,000 CASH CAPT. tal, can form a first class business ¢ onnection by ap plying to BIBLE & ay A MAN OF EXPERIENCE AND CAPITAL MAY SE cure a desirable position in an established publishiny house by addressing, with particulars, SCHOOL BOOKS, box 165 Herald oftte GENTLEMAN IN THE REAL ESTATE BUSINESS, owning an old and well established office, low rent, long lease, on the most prominent uptown corner, would accept a partner, with some cash to extend busines, of gentlemanly appearance and address; first class refer- ences given and required. Address INDEX, Herald Up- town Branch 265 Broadway. N ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000 TO $2,000, ina lucrative importing and, manuficturing business; human hair branch. Address WORLD, Heral Uptown Branch office, 1,205 Broadway. A YOUNG LADY, IN A LONG ESTABLISHED LE- gitimate business, is desirous of borrowing $1,000 for @ short time, for the use of which a liberal interest will be paid . Address Miss M. W. PRESTON, 636 Broadway. RRANGEMENTS MADE WITH MANUFACTURERS of patented articles for selling.—We have goods agents and jobbers In every trade. Paignia procured and sold. International Patent Ofice, 302 B ay. A PARTNER WANTED—IN A MONOPOLY, IN OPER: ation only short time, meeting unparalleled success; articles indispensably necded by everybody: pays 300 per cent, profit wholesale, costing 6c., bringing 25c., and can be sold by millions: $1,000 required, and secured if wished. Apply at 26 Market street, Newark, N. J., real estate office. BOUT $400,000 WANTED—BY INSTALMENTS, TO improve first class Lots near Central Park; good _se- Gurity : liberal Inducements offered, Agents not answered, Por AMUSEMENTS. Ur anannannnenewennee QUmrio ri ry LAST THREE PERFORMANCES OF HUMPTY DUMPTY. Taesday, Jane I, MONDAY, JUNE 10, owing to prior engagements, 3 POSHIVELY The cast rant POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHTS of the celebrated American actor, Monday, J wy dame ™ Benefit of G. tecerreh Ene: DIXIE (new Songs, Dances, &¢.)...JOHNNY THOMPSON MATIN: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ea Prd: Production of WATTS PHILIP: yt Taesdey, June 11, 1,00ist and positively Farewell Benefit Matinee and evening performance, cast to the strength of the exe To conclude with the roaring Farce of °S LOVERS, Fi of Mr, G. L. FOX, Kom Muze ® SATURDAY, JUNE 15, Benefit, iihgohony- Allen it Sokned rted by with Johnny Allen in Schneider, su Bnd Alice Harrison. are eon OOTH’S THEATRE. Mr. EDWIN BOOTH Fourth weak of the i) talented young actor, Mr. bein on Monday, orn OMA W. WEENE, when an immense bill will be presented. U ION SQUARE THEATRE, Proprietor and Manager SECOND WEEK OF FORTUNIO. sipsitgarosslan, 00; Saturday Matinee a Seats Sour tr ‘the theatr FORTUNIO, FORTUNIO, FORTUNIO, Iso wt Ditson & Co.'s | presented BVaRy NIGHT the brilliant and beautifull Booms THearRe, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. A FAREWELL MATINEE on WEDNESDAY NEXT, JUNE L will be extended by Mr. BOO’ to the veteran actor, Mr, D. ©. ANDERSON, AS A TESTIMONIAL OF RESPECB in view of his retirement from this theatre, a f fession he has graced for over forty years, ¥ MR. EDWIN BOOTH eurance in the Comedy of JAR DE BAZAN, the entertainment concluding with MR. EDWIN ADAMS as ENOCH ARDEN, In the fourth act of that’pla Seats secured at the theatre; also at Music store, 711 Broadway. OWERY THEATRE. ‘WM. B. FRELIGH.. dene MONDAY BVENING, J an entirely new and original’ drama, tn four acts, by Charles Foster, the most SUCCESSFUL DRAMATIC AUTHOR OF TpE DAY, THE SWAMP OR, THE OUTLAWS OF CAROLINA, faithfully depicting the many thrilling’ and exciting scenes and incidents which befell the adventurous corre- spondent of the NEW YORK HERALD during his recent journ among the Lowery brothers. Produced with correct. and appropriate scenery and cast to the full strength of the company. Preceded by the comle farce of the YANKEE DUELLIST. GRAND SWAMP ANGEL MAT Miss Nellie Allen, Mr. W. H. . n jon, Mr, W. H. Crane, Mr. Hy. Allen, wy PERFORMANCE {pronopneed. by the public and the press hed EVERY SONG AND CONCERTED NUMBER ENCOREDs “HAVE YOU HEARD THE NEWS?” will make his reaj assung by the famous OATES QUART! o his reap QUARTET, encored fives MAFLIN’S GREAT LADDER DANCE, received with shouts of laughter and rounds of applausea Ditson & Co.'s NEW FEATURES THIS WEEK. A new ballet, introducing Miles. Alexandrina, Dark, Haines and Lucille in their famous Hungarian Dance. A NEW SPADE DANCE, BY MAFLIN. PROF, TABER’S TALKING MACHINE, t re, A MACHINE THAT SPEAKS ANY LANGUAGE, ‘our seats. Box office open fiom 8 to 4, Beata fx days in advance. MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY AT 2% O°CLOCK, TH AVENUE THEATRE, Sole Lessee and Manager. EE ON SATURDAY, IONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. Only Variety Theatre in New York. MORE NEW STARS. BILLY COLLINS. | BILLY COLLINS, Miss ALICE BATEMAN, SIGNOR BLITZ. BILLY NOONAN, BILLY PASTOR LAST WEEK OF THE) and SEASON, AND OF LAST NIGHT OF THE “ARTICLE 47.” SEASON, StGNOW BLITZ. BILLY PASTOR ‘as G. W. Sport, in the hew drama YOUNG AMERICA IN IRELAND. ‘DICK LITTLE, AND DREWETTE. LINA EDWIN: HE MAN OF DESTINY. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT, will talk to the people EXT, JUNE 9, ATS P. M., SHARPLEY’S 'HALL, 58 BROADWAY. Admission 25 cents to all parts of the hou: HE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION, PULL EXPOSE BY GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN IGHT, SAM BHARPLEY’S, 585 BROADWAY. Admission 25 cents to all parts of house. 10 DRIVE AWAY THE BLUES, ___ GO TO LINA ED HE PHILOMATE it union on Frida mathean Hall o ciety are invited to be present. Bo BzIan, SATURDAY, June 15, benetit of the Treasurer, Mr. A. ON SUNDAY N RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD STREET. W. W. SEGUIN & CO. LOTT... ENGLISH OPERA, ING MONDAY EVENING, VERDI’S POPULAR OPERA, IL TROVATORE} IL TROVATORE!! Miss EMMA HOWSON, Mrs. ZELDA SEGUIN, Miss SCHOFIELD, ir. BROOKHOUSE ROWLER,, Mr. HENRI DRAYTON, acarefully selectea Orchestra and Ghorus.. Mr. ANTHONY REIFY, Jr..z... TROVATORE, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MARTHA, In active rehearsal, THE DOCTOR OF ALCANTARA. Admission $1; reserved seats 50c. extra; secured at il& IN's, MONDAY NIGHT, N SOCIETY OF ‘of New York, will hold its annual Re » June 14, at 73g P. he University. Jumni of the so- AMONG DEM COTTON FIELDS.” LINA ED- AMUSEMEN" MUSEUM. woons) IMMENSE SUCCESS of the NEW DRAMA, JOHNNY THOMPSON. JOHNNY THOMPSON. LAST Monte , Wednesday in his New Drataa Wiad \ aaa OUR COLORED BROTHER, OUR COLORED BROTHER. OUR COLORED BEOTEER. supported by a superi UB PERFORMANCES AP? P.M. 7 S’ Drama MAUD'S PERIL, ame, 18 4-a0ts, ellent company, MRS, GREEN'S Doth afternoon and event THOMAS W. A POSITIVE SUCCESS. RS. JAMES A. OATES, Hi. Drew, Mr. A. W. Maiiin and sof this GREAT GoMPANY, “1 ever introduced in a burlesque) under MR. FRANK HOWSON, times every night, THE DRAGON DANCE, & marvel of acrobatic skill, he wonder of the aj LAUGHS AND SINGS. ..Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY Positively iast week of the seaxon, and last week of the brilliant Parisian Drama, ARTICLE 47, which will reach its 77th and ‘ last night on June 15, SATURDAY, June 15, LAST MATINEE and of “ARTICLE 47." CHARACTERS by ‘Mig Fannyt Davenport, Clara Morris, Linda: Deitz, Mrs.’ Gilbert, Roberta Nor-: wood, Mr. D. H. Harkins, W. Dav-j idge,’ W. J. Lemoyne, George, Grifiths, Henry Crisp, Owen Faw- cet, D. Whiting, G. F. De Vere,, George, Parkes, Bennett, Beek” man, Pierce, Godfrey and others. -Lessees and Manager! Business Manage SH OPERA. . ARTHUR HOWELL. Musical Conductor” TUE: TROVATORE, Hall & Son's, 75 Broadway, and Opera WIN'S, Monday night. UN ALIVE AT SHARPLEY'S, 58 BROADWAY. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN TO-NIGHT. RYANT’S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD STREET. MONDAY NIGHT, ENGLISH OPERA, MISS EMMA HOWSON AS LEONORA. 25 cents to all parts of house, a SYANT’S OPERA HOUSE, TWE! “TY.THIRD STREET. (A TALANTAB ‘AND LONDONERS. TROVATORE—TROVATORE—TROVATORE, MR, BROOKHOUSE BOWLER AS MANRICO. LOOK OUT FOR ais RYANT’S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY-THIRD STREET, THE EXTRA TELEGRAM MONDAY—TROVATORE—MONDAY. UIN AS AZUCENA. ON MONDAY, MR. HENRI DRAYTON AS COUNT DI LUNA, MONDAY NIGHT, IN IL TROVATORE. _™4 EDwin's THEATRE, 3 GREAT INTERNATIONAL BOAT RACE. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, PIANOFORTES. T HAINES BROS", 27 UNION SQUARE Those desiring a first class Piano should not purchase before calling at our salesrooms, if INE NEGRO MINSTRELS IN THE WORLD: Returned fro ENGLAND AND TI 720 BROADWAY, OPENING NIGHT, THE ORIGINAL GEORGIA MINSTRELS, the only band o| Triumphant Tour thraugh E CONTINENT, gant Pianos, unrivalled in tone and finish, Every piano warranted as represented. few Pianos in from rent will B. CONWAY'S: sold at great % IMMENSE SUCCESS AND SECO) Address D —A HOUSE IN THE GENERAL COMMISSION BU- + siness, well established and having a profitable trade and valuable correspondents, desire an OMice Part- ner with a capital of $25,000. Address COMMISSION, box 4,059 Post office. OR SALE—A THIRD SHARE IN A MANUFACTUR- ing business for $250 cash. Address box 3,969 Post office. NOOD CHANCE.—A MANUFACTURING COMPANY, with good orders on hand, wishes to obtain a few thousand dollars additional capital; good references. Address E. F. L., Herald office. AW, BUSINESS AND BANKING OFFICES TO LET— [4 On first and second floors, single or in suits, at 8 Ni 1 street, Inquire atroom 10, W. G. MULOUK. ARTNER WANTED—IN THE NEW AND SECOND hand furniture business, with small capital; one that understands repairing preterred: references required. Apply at 692 Third avenue, South Brooklyn. ARTNER WANTED.—GOOD PAYING OFFICE BUST- ness; not much cash required. Apply at 93 Third avenue. ATENTS.—PARTIES WISHING TO SELL, BUY OR manufacture, call for a copy of The Patent Bulletin, Manufacturing business sold and capital procured. MOODY & CO., Patent Agents, 183 Broadway. ARTNER, WITH CAPITAL, TO JOIN A GENTLE- man from the South in opening a cotton and com- mission house, Address C. & C., Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. SEVERAL OF THE BEST PATENTS ON BUSTLES TO 1. put out on a small royalty to au anufncturing honse in Bngiand that can supply market. Address 1871 Herald office. 10 CAPITALISTS,—FIRST CLASS HOTEL, LEASE, &c., for sale; the Lease, Furniture, Fixtures, ac. of @ first class Hotel, upon Chestnut street, In the city of Phila. delphia, Pa. centrally situated, coutaining upwards of 118 rooms; the whole in good order; also contains room for a first class restaurant; to an energetic person, desit- ous of engaging in the business, this offers unusual in- ducements, For further particulars and terms address OF apply to ALFRED FITLER, ot North Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa. 10 A GOOD, INDUSTRIOUS GANVASSER WE WILL give a third Interest in a most profitable patented article on any unsold State. ‘ HANNA & CO., 28 Prinee street. ANTED—AN ACTIVE, INDUSTRIOUS MAN, OF correct moral habits, with a few hundre a as partner ina fruit business Inquire in fruit store, 214 Hudson st. WA STED- EXPERIENCED MAN, WITH CAPITAL, to join in profitable business that will bear investi> ation and bring large profits. Address box 2,681 New ‘ork Post office. TANTED—A BUSINESS MAN, WITH A FEW THOU- sand dollars, in a legitimate cash business paying large profits. Apply to LLOYD, 29 Broadway. ANTED, FROM $3,000 TO $10.00, AS PART: investinent.—A gentleman having a farm of nearly 3,000 aeres in North Carolina, under successful cultivation, froin 50 to 75 hands (colored) to work dally, wants capital To an invalid or any gentleman with méans who wants a home in the garden ot Eden a good chance will be given; security, mortage, Full particulars on appl SAMUEL F, BARTOL, 22 Pearl street. V D TO BORROW—C y PTIONABLE y, the sum of $80 for six months: in exchange anice room and board in a private family of the highest respectability will be given; at the end of six months $600 will be returned; thus the board and lodging for six months will amount to only $200. Address A, R, M., Her- ald Uptown Branch office, 1.265 Broadway ANTED—AN ACTIVE PARTNER, WITH $10,000, BY & dry goods commission house, to take the place of & partner retiring Ist July. Address COTTONS, box M48 Herald office. $1 006 )=WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH THE . + above capital, jn # first class business; will pay $8,000 a year. Address W. A., Herald office, 1.000 WEL PROCURE HALF InrEREst . an established and well paying light manu- facturing business. Particulars at the factory, No. 2 Abat- toir place, southwest corner Thirty-ninth street and Eley enth avenue, OW “OR MOR ) THE SERVICES OF AN business already established and paying Large profits, Address SAFE INVESTMENT, Herali office. 3.000 WANTED—IN A LEGITIMATE, MORAL ed. dramatic enterprise, yielding double that amount to the investor ; fullest investigation courted, Ad dress DRAMA, Uptown Advertisement office, 544¢ West Thirt st INTE $4.0 0 old freturing busin he city. paying large profits, Call on owners, LUCKE & SHUTE, 78 Cedar street, $10,000 tating one of the most valuatie ever offered to the public; a monopoly, whe fortune ean be realized. GRIGGS, CAR) 98 Broadway a ae i 10.000 108g WANTED, A PARTNER, B special or active, in a wholesale house in lower part of city; established six years and paying good profits; the business canaever go down; goods aii staple. ‘Address, with name only, DELTA, Herald office IFAC. rticles 000 TO $0,000 WANTED.—A_ SPECIAL or active partner, with the above pital, ina young ah house, with good ‘connections; ob pees Addrew ACTIVE, Herald of ing and commission cl, Inerease of Dusi- ee FIRST CLASS PIANO TO EXCHANGE FOR CAR- F, COLEMAN, 150 Bowery, Ne CHICKERING | PIANO, carved Hallet, Davis & on small instalments. AND VAN HAMME'S GREAT BALLET TROUPE. ARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, OLIVER DOUb BYRON M TONY DENIE IN BEAUTIFULLY 'Co.; great sacrifice; sold for city or country. 789 Broadway. Pianos to ren BROOKLYN THEATRE. Pb OF THE THE NAIAD DAY, JUNE i0, & PANTOMIME TROUPE HUMPTY DUMPTY. NEARLY NEW 7% OCTAVE ELEGANT CASED Piano, in perfect order, tor sale che ‘at 620 Browdway. T BLUME’S.—ELEGANT ROSEWOOD “KNABE” ved legs, overstring, agraffe arran mprovements. Second: + great bargains, FREDERICK BLUME, 27 Union square, Broadway. BEAUTIFUL PIANO, ONLY $100; A WEBER 7% octave Pianoforte, richly carved ‘legs, overstrung bass, very, imp J, BID QIAM SHARPLEY'S MINSTRELS, 585 BROADWAY. FLETH WEER. ANOTHER CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. EVERYTHING NEW AND ORIGINAL. ALL THE GREAT SINGERS, ment; latest m nd Pianos, §: Charley White, Sam Sharpley, Nelse Seymour, Harry Macarthy, Rice, Delehanty and Hengler. IN THE PROVING i SHORT STRIKE. MATINEE 0: ENTRAL PARK GARDEN. Proprietor. UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIG THIS (SUNDAY) EV FOURTH GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT, when anew and very brilliant Programme will be pre- sented. Admission 50 cents each; Private Boxes $1 extra. y place, near Broadway. 120 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, PRIVATE residence, magnificent 744 octave brilliant, olorte for sale; used 8 months; cost $3850, for $275; Stool, Cover and Music Stand. Can be boxed tor SUCCESSFUL ALL THE GREAT COMEDIANS. and TH THURSDAYS ONLY, THEODORE THOMAS. J, KOCH {TS CQNCERTS, ING, June 9 at 8 o'clock, MAGNIFICENT PIANOFORTE, for sale—Property family leaving city; made to order; celebrated maker; used 5 months; fully 1275; also Parlor Suits, Etageres, Bedsteads, Mattresses, Dining Call betore purchasing else- A6th st., near Sth av. IELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND I autitul style, of best makers, at lower prices for cash or monthly instdiments, or for rent, at WATERS’, than can be found elsewh This evening, at9 o % SECOND GRAND'SACRED CONCERT, Admission, 26 cents. 638 Broadwa This evening: ats E ANOS TO RENT—FROM $3 TO $8 PER MONTH; 18 St. Mark's place, 20. lock, Mr. CARL BERGMANN PAVILION, ay, near Fourth street. ‘clo! EVENTH SACRED CONCERT of the celebrated Pavilion Lady Orchestra. Admission, 25centa, PAUL FAL) for sale, from $75 upwards, cash, or on instalments, MSDAY'S Pinnoforte Ware: AM SHARPLEY'S HALL, 588 BROADWAY. , corner of Ninth street, to suit customers, at E. rooms, 24 University p! TM. A. POND & CO. M.A. POND & CO. ONE HUNDRE! ad hand Pianos nth or quarter, and ied to purchase w Organs and Pianos reat at from $3 to $12 per month, ‘47 Broadway ; Brauch, 39 Union 42243 adadd _ MUSICAL. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN, WILL GIVE HIS LAST DISCOURSE TO THE PEOPLE | TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT, TO-NIGHT. ERIOD. | Admission 25 cents EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- way, between Houston and Bleecker streets.—Every Ha_visit this wonderful museum. Itis full of people should see and understat 1 seats, . Lectures hilogophy of Marriage.” Those parties unable to attend these important lectures can have them st free, on receipt of 25 cents, by addressin NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 61 Broadway, New York. YOUNG LADY WILL GIVE LESSONS ON THE pupil's residence at $10 per quarter and les- lowers at $5 per quarter. Address MUSIC, Herald office. MIDDLE-AGED FORE! years’ experience,v , Who ig not leaving the as a professor ¢ the summer months, ew hours disengaged Tor piano or singing lessons highest city reterences. Address GE! terms moderat TLEMAN, Heri GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION 0% piano and in singing at Address Mr. G., 157 West 20th st. CHEERS HEAR GEORG) AT SHARPLEY'S HALL, 585 BROADWAY. ‘)UEEN VICTORIA AND ALL AMERICA | LAUGHS AT THE ORIGINAL MINSTRELS. A AND BOXING ACADEMY, 18 WEST ighth str ing taught in 12 lessons. A tine i Apparatus and Boxing Gloves on hand and for # pupil's residence for $15. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON TI Pianoforte at pupils’ residence for $10 per quarte ox 122 Herald Uptown’ Branch office, 1,268 TENOR, WITH A MAGNIFIC f, DE. elt with a first class choir for ¥. Address TENOR, box 193 Herald Uptown Branch oftice, 1,265 Broadway ) WITH A FINE VOICE WISHE: Address MUSIC, care of 20 Ex- OOK OUT FOR A PANIC TONIGHT. GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN ON “FINANCE, THE: EY": ROADWAY sition in a choir. SAM SHARPLEY'S HALL, 98 B change place, J NTONIO L, MORA, ORGANIST, OPEN FOR A re {either in New York or Brook- ., corner Twenty-third street and Fourth avenue, or 1,227 ‘Broadway, rooms 10,11 and 12. Also a first class bari ve lyn. Address Y. JONGS OF THE OLD PLANTATION, LINA EDWIN’S THEATRE, EVERY EVENING- W MUSIC.. Charles Moulton, one of the choicest gems of song ever published, March,” with e: yM. A. POND & CO., Publishers, 54 MY SONG.” AS SUNG BY MRS. rice We. ; “The Absent One,” a favorite foulton’s, ‘pri dlc. ; “Hordee Greeley's lent portrait, price dite, Broadway; Branch Store, 39 Union square. ‘OR THE STRIKERS. FRANCIS TRAIN TO-NIGHT, (Clinton place), near Brokdway.—Box- ortment of Fencing PRY. lonel MON: D, THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL,’ 5 ' + LAUGH MAKERS ee OT EDWIN'S THEATRE, MONDAY NIGHT. YARD.—PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, PIANO, VIOLIN, Organ, Guitar, Singing, Harmotiy, day anil evening” quested to attend rehearsals on Monday and Thurs. day evenings next, * the rope or the Har: “articulars of time and route git and tickets distributed on Thursday night. : = ae FLAT BERTELING ss CLARIONET, Herald office. usd Fourth avenue, OR SALE CHEAP—A_ FINE E SONG AND DANCE—JIG AND CLOG DANC- mht; pupils fitted 0 th street) established 1854: circul #2 Clinton place (Bight FST RISON, Musical Director: bet! _ EY, COMING SURE. NAH DEY, (VA EDWIN'S, MONDAY EVENING. rpiauts, SHIRTS, TRUNKS, LONG STOCKINGS, IN silk, Worsted and cotton, every size and color, at low UNION ADAMS & 637 Broadway. for the stage, by JOHN BO- weet jous 1" Bowery. ies taught. Violin, Organ, Sinking, Harmony, All pupils under Mr. HAJ open all summer. Class or Private Instruction. LAW'S tuition or supery USIC.—FROM $2 TO $3 PER MONTH FOR IN- Piano, with daily practice, street, between Seventh Ki pils rapidly ndvanced, ATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, ‘A SELECT SCHOOL for all branch (Decker Brothers’ Buildin Union square (Broadway), near Sixteenth street, _ pus NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC has removed to No. 5 Bast Fourteenth street, near Filth next door to Detmonico’s. ‘The CONSERVATORY REMAINS OPEN THE ENTIRE, YEAR for private and cla Vocal and Instrumental on and Modern san DOKLYN, 102, 104 and 106 Court street. sear Stay instruction in all brane fasic, Harmony and Composi 10 LET—NIGHTLY, OR IN THE DAY TIME, THE. ‘Theatre in Tammany Hall, Fourteenth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, formerly occupied by Bryant's This theatre will accommodate 1,000 persons, and will be let for lectures and for respectable perform | Inquire of the JA the room adjoining the Academy ofMusie. MEM Ooroutan ‘OR, Who can be found in | THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD TLDING l:I BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY. | ews EI ON 'D.