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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-10
CIRCULATE TIE DOCUMENTS.

Every man who is anxious for correct ana Pa'r'-
o,c decision by the bao-box this Fall should see 10
il that bis neighborhood ia thoroughly supplied WIN
ARGUMENTS ana iacts to refate every perverslon that
viii be attempted by the sympathizers with treason
Let the light shine, and the result cannot oe oo"o'
fl Our members of Congress are doubtless us
trimming the documents extensively, but u Is ihPoS
s;he for them 10 send 10 all. And their constituents
,hond aid in this work, printing speeches oos''
money, Of course.
sca,nmel a. Co. Of Washington City have pIinted
most of the Republican speeches. and any one WIN
sends them slO or g. or 81, will receive by expref'
such speeches ~ they may Designate or BY Sshaihs
the money to their Senator or Representative 'ney
will doubtless procure them. we give 'he P'''0' VI
O. few Of their large assortment;
Al al pey Hundred-Andrew johnson on the heoel.'0'
and II. Authors Conway Union and Freedom 'onn
man on Slavery and the Republican fsfty; fy Oh
ton and Emancipation; Julian on the Csuse ana
"a. on Frsmonrs Hundred Days. pswoss Reply 70
on National Expenses; Van Horn Oh the "H'
.~,,, ,., Hynd,ed-Eiot on Confscstioni Cutler OF
s,,. Rl,Ls on the District Of Columbia sedswoh Oh
Confscstion. Viva,
A. "a cent, pey Hunlrsd-Psson Brownlow's Ne~'io
s,.,cb on the Rebellion; Speeches by Blair OF renhJ'
v.ni, RoIp, of Now.Hampshire Bsamsn Of m'eh,s'u
oom,. AZ Connecticut Arnold Of Illinois, Julian Of ina'
AM. U.rn, Of NewYsrk, Window Of Minnesota Duen :
NV York and sthsrs Conhsca,ion; Nixon Of newe,
sew T. Stevens Of Pennsylvania Duel Of New fo., Wv.
of Fss'sadsn Of Maine Bingham Of ve
49,, an The Rebellion Ashley on Emancipation ns.y !"
or Authorization; Wade Traitors and their symP.nd,s
Loys,oy on the War r. CSnilins on BALI Blue
- u?1...ots and Potter Of Wisconsin HomestesoH
o ~ "a essfs Der Hundrsd-Moui and Kelly In rep"
yoorhsss; Collar Condensation ,. I,,,., a,
In Gr,men-Andrsw johnson (el per hundred 'u'-
e.. and Cure of Rebellion TO cents per hundfsot Al.
Our Republican contemporaries are fsqus"ss I" IVY 'A
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AliIilarr Notlees.

pvcpIuT3 WANTED fbr thi. magnificent Regiment. o..
s.ni,sd undsr the saspces ~ Colonel CORCORAN tnt In
,ssrd,d 10 be hcser TO tAe nsme Of its founder.
Colonel MATTHEW MrRPHY, at present Acting Ada,
.nt OF the 69th Regime A. will be In command QUARTER
.fious and Cssking arnhed immediately Pay from Sl3
TO % per mo-h 0se Hundred Dollars Bounty 1t the coss
of the war - .
Volunteers viii be provided tor Recruits will be received -
the following pS No ITO East sd st. No 33 lstsv No
SIT 2dav No IS Pellet No los Thompson-st corner y
and stsv llshsv and 10Th o. corner ID sv sae
aths corn Market and Chenysts. and II Hesdquartera
Notice to Returned Volunteer PriscnersC.
All Pr.ons belonging any Of the Volunteer regiments
the u g. Army who have bean exchanged released are
requssd report themselves with descriptive s without
delay ~ Fort Columbus, Governors Island where tney wip
imen OF the Regular Army vii report to tbs ofcer COM
pAud u Fort Hamilton Long Island By order Of
Brtg -0sa- HARVEY BkyWN. Cemnanaas "a
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MARRIRD.

HOwE-GRIDLEY-On Wedues1ay. June 4, 1862 st Grace
Church. Utica by the Rev. John J. Brsdegee William w
Howe of NewYork, to Fannie e., daughter Of A. O Grid
Icy, esq.
KIERNAN-ROURKE-On Sunday. Juns o. by the Rev.
Father Harre. Robert kienan to Miss Hagare. Rourks'
both Of this city.
WUST-NORTON-On "wednesday. June 4, by the Rev DR..
Osood Mr. Alexander W1st Mise Mary Eliza daughter
of H. q. Norton, all VI this city
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lte with Beebs 4 Co, will be pleass1

g. VAIL. Halter late with Beebs Co. will b PlesssS
to see his friends and the public No. lis Fulton
Il below Nassau and etsr WEDNESDAY,. the 9TH inss
where he will show them he best and eheapes:
SOFT aud STRAW HATS b DO foasd In the city, tosethss
nth and elec.u, swiss of Drs Hats As AID blact
Nur aanfarnen.
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GENERAL ORDER No. 999.-Al male citizens
between the ages OF Ten aud One Hundred belonging
any existing military Organization under marching
orders requested to enroll themselves Home Guard
protect the city against the invasion OF Albert
Pike aud his ssvsgss Uniformity Of clothing Is nos required
HAT The price IL S4-the place. No. 2i2 Broadway
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GALL. EOR RECRUITS.

Jxryxnsos CRY, Mo. Monday, Junss io6'
In accordance with call made by Gen. halleck'
Gov. Gamble has issued = proclamation asking Tor
recruits to fill up the regiments Of Missouri Volun'
,ser, now in the United States service.
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r,, canadian Parliament.

QCEBEC Mosusy june ~
Parliament was prorogued this afternoon. Ihe
new tariff comes into operation to-day.
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PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP Is TIE BEST
and economical for laundry and family tsing
cuy adapted for anuels and all kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by F. Mosa,ss SoS No. sli
Wsshinston.st. and No. 40 Wc-tss
Ahc FAMILY. PALE and No. l Sosps
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Business Notmes.

SUMNER REsORT.-ROUND HILL HOTEL
MA~ Beautiful scenery mountain air aud
Of pax with rcisss recommendation free
from dust and other aNnoysuces Terms 80 per day
81 % 10 Del week
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Gperal Notiees.

A Meeting Of gentlemen interested in the Receiving
Nanufsctue and Sale Of Crude and Refined Petroleum viii
oh nigel on TUESDAY June TO- at NJ. precisely 70 take
io consideration tie proposed Municipal OEdi
'.I' Ts.ss s.sy ' interest," R Sicii NJ csn.a
New.NIork Ysuns Mems Chrissias Assocss-
wrHtGT DSfs .H1efH OF fsRf9 o. SECT
ON 41ns sSSST aSsI is;SjfS S5sl i.
AS o'cI,sk tdoors sees st7),
STATEMENT q 'i Mr. ssis INC coLrzs,
H''''', AZ Ft Ss%S q! e Z R'S.'' L.S'
THE a5s Ef2yHH a1s 81 r6 ar laSEs a
ADMISSION FREE
The Anniversary Of tn Ceiorsd Hoh~ will ~
held at TIE Ihspsi OF the ntstioe OF ath osst Of st
Tho annual Report will be resa ADDRESSES may be
Persons viii be conveyed 70 sD1fpm the Home the "a
and ID Cs Cara can BE- tskss at She stor House. ssd
in the Bowery-A-sv Cars at PscsAip OF Grsnd"t
o!sa.e. cos Is ffsss7srfs nREs I'd
JAMES MILLER
Tho Committee National AasiE,cf The CoE,msu Council
Of the City Of New York having In charge the Funeral obse
COL. J. LAFAYETTE RIKER. s1t assimens ny sv,
COL. JAMES MILLER, sisrr<unL yol~
decided following lot tne
funeral ceremonies which will take pace on TUESDAY,
June 10, 1872 from the Governors Room. City Hall a.
0 clock
The Of the deceased SOLDIER w be deposited In
Greenwood Cemetery and the route to BE- taken viii Do -
follows.
Tho procession Will form In front of teEA Hall paving
through the East Gate Of tho Park irtc II hathsm st. Up
Chatham ct and the Bowery Bond .hr 81 Bond st. to
Broadway and through Broadway 20 the sos Ferry Ia shs
Troop Of Horse, Capt. OTIS
Troop Of Lsncers, Capt Reilly
Seventh Regimen. Reserve Guard - O. nd>of Honor.
Containing the Body Of J. Lafayette Rsew.
Officers Of Anderson Zouaves, In charge Of tta' Body
Pail Bearers
Heane
Containing the Body Of Col James Lt1er L.
Officers o. the 3is Pennsylvania Volunteer noessse ofha
Body
Pail Bearers
Mayor and Common Council in carr ssos
Officers Of the Army and Navy. 10 On SSrm
Heads Of Departments of the City 6oyer1uert
Board OF Supervisor Of the County of NezoYctt
Chief Of the New. Yerk Fire Department, and
Board Of g!neers and Oc of the Fire Department
Citizens generally.
The military will be under command OF Maj 3sn S,nd!od
All companies DESTROYS Of participating In the oee9uies viii
-epor. to the MsjorGenerd Commanding on MorDhf
NEXT. .
The bodies Of the deceased soldiers Coils Bte sod Miller
will lie 10 state in the Governors Room, GIN Hal, o
the 10th instant. rom 10 q IN. until Nm
CHARLES j. CHIP.
PETER MITCHELL Joint Committee
HENRY SMITH, Z on National Affairs
WILLIAM ORION. oftls
MORGAN JONES. Common Council
THOMAS STEVENSON,
JOHN HOGAN
ALEX H. KEECH
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READER, you cag have an enduring. always
ready and reliable GoLD Pm exactly adapted 10 your hand
and style Of writing which viii 40 your writing vastly cheap
or than Steel Pens If you wau:i. see "The Pen Mshser
than the Sword" In another column,
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TRyssEs for RUPTURE and VARICoCELE.-
Hard ruboersnsaeced By pepstiou-used In bathing
clearly and indestruclibe. DR.. RIGGS
Once, Barclay st., N. Y.
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FArHxK PoiST. Monday, June y 1907;
The steamer St. George. from Glasgow May -,
,,;a 0,.snstown I'D, with IL cabin aud 81 soerage
psssspgers, passed inward Of $50 p m
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Comfort and Cure for the Rnpfured.-scnt ire.
all afflicted with Rupture OF heins Addre' boz NO. 'S'
New York z. o.
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AT JEFPERs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
BALxoR,L and Elastic GAIrsK Boys and Youth Calf BAL
MORAL, BOors Gents Fine SHOES GATERs and SLiPPgxs
oil in great variety ct low pces JxFTKRs 5I3 Broadway
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The second Lect IRE
Of the Course befoi n
TIE EMANCIPATION JsEAGCE
will be delivered toy
The Hon. OWEN LO'fEJOf
OF Illinois,
THURSDAY EVENING b, June IL,

CtothiBG,
Ihsvs Just completed my entirs stscb SPRING and
SUMNER CLOTHING. not sur passed in this city In the wa!
~ an a.ortment taste and sty The CMLDREN'S s~l
FURNISHING DEPARTMENr not eqasLsd. ALL win Dc
sold at extremely low prices Please ChL +. b. BALD
WIN Nos. 10 aud u Bowery
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SHIT FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

Joseph II. Bradley esq., has brought 'II'
against Gen. Wadsworth, Military Governor oil the
District Of Columbia for false imprisonment. Tins
grows out of the arrest and detention Of that gentle
man by the military guard who had proceeded to The
Jail and forcibly released a fsmsle alleged to
be slave, from civil custody the particulars con-
corning which were published at the time. Inc
owner of the slave to-day has entered suit against
Marshal Damon on his bond for = thousand dollars
as preliminary to q suit for the value OF the same
slave.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

ArA . u u GNVSs
WINTER GARDEN
aav,0. on p, Monday esenng March ~ and every evening
during the ~ssS hs s%FI sPHI1sd eRaS actress
"'a A'p'' n 'As sEosEScs /, ( asls e urrEnros.
- 4s' ne" 4Gs risa BELLE IfIsdS 5r rue tfs SEASON
os I'd bs III
anu 2Sb s @Sf q rcuREs
oi American dom site ne ever presented the The
G@rsi'sn @ Ms Fanny Browne, Aanis wilks M Barton
NEW BowEPY THEATRE
s0' soNoAY MARca 4 Il Il fsS iss Iinsard
o''A0 AH'e''AnH'sa! ST. PxTslGRs r SrisS5i.s DAY.
~ '- ' BRIAN BoRoIHME;
THE MAID or ERIN.
The Vi sa.sa Barle.ae 81 ''' Louisa Browne
Anu 'A' ''n'A"1 rRE 4 sIsa RUFrrAN II BOY.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
t,s SaaHR e. A. THIS wrrr
E#Es E#Es E#Es $HEE Wee $sEs $$sEEF||I, ssEE|||
x% sHi tS1 osSsSRShf syHE CHE
1sa BEAR txssS sAasSs dn1s6 1H
dSxAp HAfrf MIL1os du
The SEVEN LARGE SALOONS o, the Museum contain
Rfif Sef s.d.t and K....d
Il
Speotac lar Drama.
Never before was half 50 much rsked half
for only rs cents hence there bo NO FREE ADMIs.
TOMORROW lMoNDAYl MARCH IT. BEING
81 fz4EiSk,s fz4EiSks Bz{: Bx{
the great festival day q The sons Of Er1 viii bsa
'ns saSSiFHoENT ssn% Es'T DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES,
both and evening and all the ABOVE curosit
Admission to all only rs cents children under ten Is
A AoADAA' o' nIsiRi GRiAsD ssbDVcSoSSachEnkr coScEkr
TIE GRAHAM Z OLD 1iS IAp1Es Ia HOME
FOR DEsTiTUTE CHiLDREN
At the AcaSemy s Of Music Brooklyn on Tuesday evening
schroedcr Dnmmer. Soprano Madame Pautsch soprano;
Madame Klein. Al.o Mr., Qunt, Tenor Mr. VIM st tenway,
piston Mr.. Carl Bergmann Conductor Mr. No, Lead.
and the German Lederkranz Of New York. of $50 per-
volunteered their valuable aid Robert schu
manns paradise and the Peril will be performed by
may be procured Mr. A. q. Wood 81 Wall street N T.
street.
MR.. wALLAcK,
and tho pubic generally bsss to state tha. OF
And after Monday. the oath in open half
past seven and the s eight 0cocl
THE FINE. COMEDIES
THE WAY TO GIT MARRIED.
JEALOUS WIFE.
Others, as yet unaccd here, will bs given rapid sue
cesson
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
DRY GOODS.


A GREAT OPENING OF
SPhING GOODS.
STORE ENI4ARGLD AND IMPROVED: LOOMS
OPENING SALE OF SPRING GOODS
On MONDAY.
Ladies' Linen Handkerchief &c. 7c &c., lOc
Linen Hemstch Hanakerchiefs. l0c., Izc, ioc, i5c.
Gents Linen Henmed do, l5c zoe, SIC:
Gents Coiored Bosdered. &C., &c., l0c, nzc O. m "a.
Linen Boso'ns, l5c, &c., 25c.
COLLARS. SETS. SLEEVES, LAcEs, BANDS.
Rreak asst Caps, l0c., ~.
Lace Ve lie, lSc., Csc.
BXsGAIN5 IN HOSIERY.
Opening, Ladies' Hose. DC, &c., l0c., ~
Opening. Misses Hose, g., &C., lOc, l2c.
Opening. Hall Hose, &C., &C., TO-, l2c.
F's' BARGAINS IN GLOVES.
Opening Lisle Gauntleis, l2c, l5c, l5c
Opening Lsle Gloves, &C., l0c, 12c
Best Quality Kids, slightly spot ed 25c.
OPENING-RlBBoNs, EIOWERs. BoNNETS, BONNET
FRAMES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, TARLETANS,
SMALL WARES.
Best 200 yards Spool Cottons. &c.
Good Spool Cotton, lc.
8ss! Gold Gold Eyed Needles Sc. paper
French Working Cotton, &C.
Zine Linen Tapes, lc
Skirt Braids &c. lc.. English Hair Pins. boz, %.
Bet Bracelets 25. Twiled Tapes &C. Sewing silks Sc doz
Opening, Lot of Lubin's Extracts 25c. bottle.
PORTEMUNEAIES, BAGS. BUTTONS, and
FANCY ARTICLES.
GOODS AT wHO!.ESALE CHEAP,
22l aud 293 Eighth avenue,
Rotxu Tvant .6rsfa nd Tsvsn ropds str esta
The New York herald., 1862-03-16
DRY GOODS.

INDIA sHAwLs.-J RUSSELL (FORMERLY or OAL- GAL,
cutt, Inda viii exhibit Black and Red square NV y;
with eentrcs suitable for spring wear Ihe reas
rich and beautiful shades. Also, few Long bea, o
Amy.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

MARY PROVOST'S THEATRE,
M Late (Walacks B. oaGway, near Br,one street
First appearance in New York OF the young AmssicAs
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH.
JOHN WILKES BOOTH.
JOHN WILKES BOOTH,
JOHN WILKES BOOTH.
VIII take place
MONDAY EVENING, March ~,
when be will imperuonate his character OF
RICHARD III,
RICHARD III,
RICHARD III,
RICHARD III,
supported by the famous tragic act ess,
MRS. FARREN,
and powerful company among which many Now Yea
favortes-Mrs Hough, Mrs chanfrsu. Messrs. Lesi'
Baker, Geo. Ryer Z. L. Tilion, &c., &C.
Box sheet open from to O'clock when places msy o.
Doors open at eX; curtain will rise 81 7,s O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

nor BRIDGEPoRT-FARE FIFTY CENrs.-THE
steamer Bridgeport Will leave Peck sip. East river every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al ~ O'clock noon. arrif
ing IN time TO connect with e tnc express trains Returning
leave Bridgeport every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
mornings at hafpast 10 O'Clock, Freight taken.
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

Doors at 0X; curtain Will rise ~ ia O'CLOCK
T#E sEEE ;EEsj sEEsE ;:|;E|ii :sE|'iE:
q: sss ssIIss g: &: :sss ss1iss ssiss q:
$E EsEss sEs|ss Ss sE$E$s sEsHs IF ss$Iss sEss
ss ss.:ssr sSs!: :ss sss~ Laura '''
rHg LESSEE -
in thank. to bis pasr.n public 10 general
pasaId which has been secretly circulated through
NOTICE rs rsoS'RR{ak RR{ak PUBLIC
r's cossRFH s2nSSs II pgJAcWXY
s'4s DP PSiIs4iEs, sihsil ss,l'a
s1:ss: ass; I'd
Ts W. ssoss o z ssd @ s
%SsS'y sIs
.T sFSF yiS5' 45 lsIs has sAisHSss ssA s
1ss q ~ n
'''"' ''-' UNCLE @ T9S.s CABIN -
LIFE AMONG 4HE EowLy.
Read ,. the which the characters srarsd
s@ss H, :Iss; s;S
dssrss dss p1sf SsSsls bi.as
dsn.Is Eva pei public coniy poah. .""'
ropsy, which character stands without
Eliza Harris; beautiful q Mis- Sey Gr.s
,Ss 81 s.K e fa MA sps q s
and ~, a. sHsh lime a% sorry g. hslF morals,
sss am WAITED to testify to the above M ss Sn ssd
We would no Ssto noticed the above sSe" pnoSacSa.
aq Sas Of Gar The s q
some aspiring dspe 9; Gar.son and Beeeher AZ rega o,
done % iSs :slf ,gsiss ssnS
;ss - ssi' '" '
And D$S Ss T' .S GsE' Al: I'D the
i$sSs SSSs SSS%SEES SSSSS%%SES $S ySSESIss
which shy reward our endeavor testify and in spite Of
the ''a'm0u' at NsMElEss 4 Z .hs STRANGER,
e r a's E'
$S$$E $S$$$H $$$: $$$: E$$ E$$ :$$$$$#$ :#i$s$$#$
$s$$E SsEE #$: #$H: E$$ @ :#sS#H ::#ssSS##H
sH |EE .sSss ssss? EE s|ssEs EEssEs EsBs #EsBs
hs ~% fhasTsse is
THE GREAT GAIETIEs, -
%s snoaSS5shAy aSS5sh ds
SF STARE y ,SE: sE:s ssu,,'ES E STAIRS
NrBLos sALooNsor .nprrx
KING OF s&alcTxSs as dcixssss'' ''Nh0"''dses
PRINCE q WIZARDS.
whose "'nd'r'u' PR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EsSai5'faiil
ef's % s S &
throughout Europe, having entirely
is%GsuRsG s stis ' issfi SS
On ruuEsDn4 sEsIp's EvEsIsS. ssFSgs March 90
BH00rHaJSss HSsD14 sAPsssAssEs ssS fgsspAy EVENINGS.
rArEES HES sIalIEs SEHb!s SsIdfsAL SsIhis
Admission Is cents Concert TO commences at O'Clock
MELopEoN $50 BROADWAY, BETWEEN SPRING
Fi0sFhaE aRESq qsssn SoNSsHss HAI g p r.s AMERICA
nv. pprx, APPEAE SianJINSssY FRNsY FORREST
SAM sHARPLEY ,or rxo,,su
FArIiH STEWART MISS LOUISE " A'"'
'"' LADY DRUMMER ,ovs vr,
KATE fFSSSffkS% ffESSSfk S%ALBY. ADELE cxLLA.
win over ONE HUNDRED PERFORMERS
The entire sG%rrEEgg crSSmssiSArroN OF STARS
pver witnessed In ,ablishment change Of pro-
rramnc nightly Admission - cents; orchestra Is cents
cren al and commence at = O'Clock.
m m A GENTLEMAN OF EXPERIENCE, WHO IS
SOUv. openiug novel entertainment combining MUST
cal @ w y wsc 'na n bs above
sum saloon not treated with Address
Operata. Herald olicc.
rruEATRIcAL,-THE REGULAR SEASON or TIE
Il Milwaukee Academy OF Music closes about the lOtir
met reopenne about the 3st of March for srrns
and Ladies and gentlemen Wishing cngage
viii please address w. H. Riley, Academy oil Music
The New York herald., 1862-03-16

ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUSEMENTS. ~.
N4BLos GARDEN.
Z. l. DAVENPORT. Ii. 9. JARRETT : W. wHEArLEY.'
ss ssst is'i NoSS R6saj'i AND MINI Mr. COLLINS
THE oEEAT TaS coIs srEcTASyLAE CT e DRAMA.
TiIE COLLEEN B1wN, -
BRIDES or OF fun aARRYowEs
Els ocoSSor with sonss S: Mrs JOHN Woo6
The play gi,I pI.ENPn, 9s NPrei,n,sS sSnytpx %I'h
sGPERsr Sffff9sINExEsrs, ,,,o
THE ORIGINAL MUSIC,
,MAoSITIcENT CAST or CHARACTERS
Previous 70 The Colleen Bawn, Sam. Lover's Extraya
Paddy Murphy of ha So Asae Collin.
accompanying himself on the drum)
"rnE BIRTH Of ST. PATRICK"
Secured parque sails. Is csn.s
Family circl (enlrance in Grossly 25 cents
o. fHdsfsfS sssS$iE 5s Ss sSSEiss
OSsssElHSs34sH sEssrIr TO NJ CAMPBELL
E;4 aSSRA! S5RA s$ss$ 5s$sss
FOX a2SAS4&EE x i dEySIS zA5 H2lHs Toward
z; oh%ai:EY HsS.fyi T%'TfifisE.' %HiTE,
OF Buffers American Music Hall;
J. A. HERMAN
or OfCanterlury Hall,
asHES q.
BSss: BSss & aa sslSS Is
DRYANTs' MINSTRELS.
I'D Mechanics Hail. 472 Broadway above Grand street.
Monday, March H. and every night this week.
GRAND SOIREE DETHIcTE.
nterspersed with okes and commlaes ey the comedians
bryant s. c. CAMPBELL, the popular vocalist
n Oyie in new
&c Blacksmith jubilee" "Dats Whats de Matter" ITO
'YE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
Do5rs open al az; curtain rises at " Tickets IS cents
IIOOLEY's MINSTkELS,
IL 659 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
Tremendous hit OF the unapproachable Clog Dancer.
". I. M. HAYES,
eniug Unprecedented hit of the great acts,
HUNTING PRIMA DONNA by Howard and Grlnln
THE SIAMESE TWINS by Fox and Reed
Barbary Allen, Sally Come Up Sally Come Down, Boehm
Flute Solo, Ban Solo, Old Abes Got 'em Nowf acts.
| Songs, Plantation Scenes, &c.
Doors at 6 to commence OF "a Tickets Is cents.
CADEMY OF MUSIC
n SECOND GRAND MILITARY CONCERT OF
''- -'-N' REGiMENr BAND.
Assisted by MISS HlNKLEY,
4 HERR SPINDLER Solo Oboe. and others
Tickets 50 cents be obtained music stores OF
Schrmer, u,ing) 7Ol
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AsrUsEsIENTs.


G0rrScHAFssss ssfs foTyEEs SfdfE+ I1sI saooS SoSosShhr
Assisted by Miss Carlota Pstu, siss. Brisnol Mancus
Bss ~: MISS Miss ~, srsaaS
pianos, composei b. Gottsc ak, and per orm
ArIs % 1y sanaerson ami GoTTscHeeLa ei,a
ssrs3see shubert $ g. BgnoH
deGiOarOs, composed IN e.fornied BY GorrscHALK
T. Terze,to Aaia ~ RAJ" SO. Patti Brtgnoll Mauca,,
la Fayor Composed and osnsd by 60 isoiALK
% Ara Pardon lon ds spssns posre Mss s ra.s.
no mol sung sung sS Mr. Ersnol aud accompanied
II. Mach nae OF Concert s,ricS by weber, with
Ser9aSps1 sss9as piapS no by San eso composed ar
The piano assdSy Mr. Go,sls1 from The esis6isied
manuiac'ory oil Ch.ckerng sons, Boston.
only MATT NhH IHF,Sa SIYSTHScrIos SaEil
On essis viii n ~ .sS at one oeoek Doors open at
each visitor being aranis Place within range
who viii snnosnss i've pieces and sn play Play Wat ese Ii.
s'sst
may mus 00.a'n LESSON FROM THE MASTER
10 the best possible way by hearing and seeing him play
'ne'' 'A'0'N "0'0is No OTHER ARTIST
win assist these occasi and the greatest will BE-
taken 70 m.ss AMusEaESr Use AND rffsSsrRucrIos.
well as s9s.a 1nd q.
CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITAIIAN OPERA.
IA Ticker nilcrs open on Monday. At Academy. Si5euo
and Beer a Schrmers, 70l Broadway
Mr. GRAU begs 10 thai he will give short seA
son OF Italian Opera, c,mmenng
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 10.
which OCCASION viii BE- p'odu;e Nerds celebrated WORK,
sUN BALL0 EN- MAScIlERA.
with novel and brilliant ELECTS before attempted ~
'A'' ''-' IN THE LAST ACT.
which aiwAvs insnres the o. the opera In Europe
aa Eah .4 III S.
The renowne - ascina at,ns lAselse
sENORITA IS BELLA CCBAS
will make her debit before an a- M audience ana on
of sunlon magnitude 10 snabe r T. cispay h..
wonderful accomplishments As et by s nor AIAENES
an powerful c,rp, d., balle g.. w give T.
q OF biiancy aud imp whlch 10 has NE or ,t
received America which will lie further ed ous
by and appropriate costumes expressly ior the
occasion.
sIGNoR BRIGNoLIs NEW WALTZ
will be pa ed for the nrat tim. and danced by all the
danseuses and corps de ballet
THE PRINCIPAL CHARACTERs viii be sustained ~
MISS ISABELLA II lNKLEY MAD. SrRAK0SCH,
siGNORI BRIiNOLI MANCUsI. BAR Ii, &C,
On thursday the 2Oh will DO produced, Tor te first tine
in several seasons. and with complete mise en- sceno
AIber's chef d9uvre
MASANIELLO.
with grand distribution
SENORITA CUBAS
will for the In the reat role OF FeneA
On Friday, 2ls Grand Opera nghI On Saturday. ZSd
Madame De LUSAN's debut on Monday, March "a
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CUsrAvUs GEARY's
VI GRAND IRISH CONCERT.
Thursday evening next, at
IRVING HALL,

uhucr tnc iulnledtae patronage OF
THE FRIENDLY sons OF ST. PATRICK.
and In order 10 insure brilliant sucress,
ALL THE PRINCIPAL ARTISTS PERFORM.
Conductor. ..................Mr G. WASHBURN MORGAN.
Admisson-Parquet 50 cents, Gallery rs cents.
Doors open at O'clock. Concert commencing at o'clock
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A GREAT UNION VICTORY YIsaAINEp-LAprEsA IS AND

/yENTLEMENs NEW AND LEFT OFF CLOTHING
II purchased FOR the wesern market In large small
lots The full will he paid without ha gghg
to impose Please call at The store address Thos D.
roy, a Centre street.
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Bridesmaids Misses Climber Sch,emon and La Forest.
will consist OF
A Paror IN the Three Cranes Tavern. In London
Drawing Room at Sir William Fondlove'a
The Widow Green's Boudotr
Grand Saloon and Hall OF Reception Widow GreenG
THE INCIDENTAL MUSIC BY sTOEPEL.
Boxes and Parque go cents Orchestra Stalls 81