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HAPPY DENOUEMENT.
NIXON's PALACE OF MUSIC.
~ CORNER SIXTH-AVENUE AN

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EOuRTEBNIH-STREEE
LESSEE AND PROPRIETOR. ..........yAs NJ. NIXON.
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY EVENING June = ls6s =,
MUSIC. the CREMORNE GARDENS, the EQuE5IklAH
SCHOOL, ard the HALL OF FLORA
This and elegant estsbiihuent with new ana nahc
Stage Scenery Decorations snd Furniture 'nfous"'o'
CONNEXIONS, cool. and genteei WIN pc 49,.
OPEN FOR TIE SEASON
IL l. constructed With especial retersnce the perfect
commodstion every vOr. and more particularly for ades
~ WYNN AN ELEGANT BoUDOIn,,,
n, n 81, Doen provided embracing
sVef c'eeis n; ms afiY DE pEf fsH
o. this deligtf1 Paace will be under The direction OF
Mr.. THOMAS BAKER.
whose popularity in New YORK and whose admirable ,slents
THE STAGE ENTERTAINMENTS
will consist Of Opes. Ballet, snd Psnomine for which
IHE BESI ARTISTES IN THE COUNTRY
have been engaged and will hereafter be secured at
pense.
The Opera vii, be led / by OFT. PATTI
i"' NA''e' vs." sENoRifA ISABEL CUsAs
In the Operate Depsrtnent are already engaged
Miss CARLOTIA PATTI, Nine. STbAhOSCH,
Signors SBl.IULlA. Signors ARDFANl,
and many others under the drec ION 81
Musical Conductor..........Mr THOMAS BAKER
For the Ballet, there will De Al present
seAO cgSAs SAEohs1 M ThEEEHHfh M HELENE
gnd a Full Corps.
The PALACE OF MUSIC will be opened ier perfomsnces
at ?. IN, Mr.. BAkER Leading covcvur
PROMENADE CONCERT.
The OPERA and BALLET will be given at O'Clock
After which the Concerts in the Ccm'rps Gardens and
Equestrian performances in the Turkish PaViion-f which
other advertisements ,,,o.,
To Palace of Musc Crenorne Gardens and
Equestrian school, .'''''as cents ony
Orchestra arm chairs ''''''"1, on.s
Reserye ed seats in Equestrian School.l3 cents extra
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Gales b . Auetlon.

A UCTION NOTICE.-H. WILSON, Auc-
~ tonesr by A. GALE, ct Store No. a Deyst-
MANUFACTURERS SALE-BOOTS and SHOES. &c
900 cases by the Package only. TUESDAY, Juns TO- a,
10 O'Clock H. The subscriber hereby gives notice TO the
trade both In city and country that bsvug made arrange
mens with number Of Manufacturers both In this city and
the Fact 70 receive and sell II eir goods commission will
oher our hIt Package Sale comprising large and prime "
softinen direct Rom the manufacturers TUESDAY, the
lfh inst e. shove among which will Ia found in part
Gents Patent Leather Congress Caters.
Gcnts Patent Leather B.nIaI als.
Gents Patent lea her and Calf Opera Boots
Gents Lasting Garter Shoes
Uebfs Lasting Congress Caters
Gents Gait aud Buff Congress Caters
Boys aud 4 uth.' Calf aud Bur Congress Gsiters
Boys and ou,hs fstent Teathe. Congress 1ai,ers
Boys and Youths Patent Leather Bsmorals.
Ladies silk Gore Congress Caters.
Ladies Lasting Ps,en, Trimmed Bslmorals.
Ladies Morocco Patent Nailed Trimmed Balmorsls.
Misses and Children. Patent Leather Nailed Trimmed
DslnoTals,
And great variety Of other kinds too 20 mention
These fease Sales 10 iske place ~ cry TUESDAY al
10 o'clock AID Intended to constitute area 10
the Shoe Trade In hwiok AID render unnecessary for
Shoe buyers to 20 10 Boston TO get their supplies.
Catalogues and gccas ready for examination the morning
Of sale. A. -. GALE
Asen, for the Manufacturers No. Il Deys,. Nsw-YorS.
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CVJPREME COURT City and County oil New
y York.-sTEPHEN VALENTINE SAMUEL r. AZ
EyTlNE aDd CHARLES GRIFFIN at. JANIS CAMP
BELL-Summons for money dtnand On contract lCon.
'oi ser1 10 tie defendant JAMES CAMPLELL. You are
hereby sunoned aud required % the complaint la
I'M lion which viii be led in the OH N the er Of the
City end Comfy Of Newly OH a. CITY illl "a s"d cy ana
IA se copy OF your ans1rs he said compliant the
suD.erber n their Office Number 49, hr00ine street 10 aid
cty within twenty ser n ser'e oi mis- summons on
Won r.eusiyr Of the dsv O such tsryice aud you t 20
snswer TIE ssid complaint within TIE time O! 1Ersad, the
IN III, son wi take judgment ssanst yoo Tor the
spy of four Hundred dollars with iner,t non the 't DAY
of March thousand GIT hundred ld xty one besides
the costs OF tb, agion. Dsied January sth, lanZ
BERRIEN & PERT, Piaetifs' Attorneys.
No $50 BroOme-st, City sf New York.
Tho com plaBt In this action tiled u tho oil 81 ~.
CLERK of the City and County Of New.lnG at The Cay ai,
ia aid civ on the l3l day Of May, l02.
BEREIEN x PERT Plsintif.' Attorneys.
IswJOgM.
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cREMORNE GARDENS.

NIXoNs CREMORNE GA I',ll;
LESSEE AND oSTS5i f!Pf .a n NIXON
WILL OPEN on M0NDAY rssNlS0' JUNE " id's-
sor admission to the CRsMoRNE GARDENS the Palace Of
Music the Equestrian School and the Hall OF Flora ines
GfT5sg' a oS t9s sn AYE de ssI asa evening
No ViNOUs MALT OR sPIRlrUOU LIQUORS WILL
BE FURNISHED OR TOLERATED
These bssutin Gssden. are adorned with evergreen trees
free nom anucyence cool afoofs seats ioaltns
statute. flowers and all refined elesances that good tsss
can desire BEAUTIFUL CHINESE PAGoDA
dorp the center and OF the spacious area otns-
mented With tnssuihcirnt japanese Tower seere;
'-' A FLo0O OF VAkIEdATED LIGHT
i,a ds besnty Of the most enchanting description.
THE SPLENDID PALACE OF NJ Sic
Oh the west side Tor information eco other aa'er'emen'
and THE HALL OF FLORA
~ ,n east where the flowers and plants may Dc see
ty complete boundaries OF the great oAIae oo' "eJ0"e
'hese Is 'Hs SPLENDID TURKISH PAVILION.
Or EQUESTRIAN SCHOOL, by flr the most elegant and
co.,iv structure Of the kind the world, in wch perform
anc-s will be given as noticed below.
WINE ''' '''"' PRoMfNADE MUSIC
will be given by ssscsss band in the Pssods led by Hen
h0pF' RFFREsHNENTs OF ALL KINDS.
such lees Cresms, eies confectionery Cskss ma ~
hut no guorscan be obtained at any tue ofn attentive
an" 'e'ps0''V cSM FooT AND COL. SMALL
VIII hold lesses GaFde appearing ia their besufca
chaot By ths Lipatiou Ponies the smallest "'sds
ever seen nm, ,,.n..,;,
ThE PALACE OF MUSIC,
there will be superb ,,.. .,,..,,,,.
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENT
In tho Turkish Pavilion. In which
MADAME TOuRNlARE.
SlGSOR BLISS. JULIAN KENT.
THE CONRAD BROTHERS.
aud galaxy of stars will appear.
The Usrdens will DO open for evenings only on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS
FIRST AFTERNOON OPENING
on " WEDNESDAY NEXT, and then -r,,,yo
EVERY AFTERNOON AND E'ENiNo
except Sunday during the season
The hour OF closing Is III ?. M ,,,t
Adm,ssoa to Cremorne Garden, Palace OF Music
Hal OF Flora and kques,ri,n School esats essts
,nd armcsrs Psacs of MGslc...1 cents exus
Re-, we'd seat, In EQUESTRIAN school..s een's exsS
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SUPREME RT.-MAECUS p. WOOD
y gCFF cod BENJAMIN H. LILLE, surviving Trust. e.
Of AITGI spUs 7. WOODBURY., dec-ased, against ANN
ELIZA WOODBURY. and Others. In OF an order
of tls Court made in the above entitled scuon q; special
term, held at the City Hail. in the City Of New.fork ON the
9qh day O! May A. ID. l0ol notice Il hereby given that eli
having csims egsins. Augustus Woodruff late 81
Ia. City Of Newly ors deceased are required TO p.sent the
same to the subscriber q his office No w i'rosds On OF
Lasors he Ir, day of August uer Dated MAY 20, 1862
EDWARD J. WILSON. Referee.
r,.,,yr Is2 lawGwM
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EosI ano 1cnno.

7 OST or MISLAlD-TwO United States IL
IL per cent TREASURY NOTES, NO." i,zoo u aud s'l
~ sJ January 1861 p,~abe In year for hundred
d,lar. 4. 1901 each order of GOODHE Co.. and by
them .naorsd All pcrsons nre cautioned ssaus RECEIVING
80. Noe. AZ notice the loss has been gwen to the Iscas
nrs ieoaItanent and application made for payment.
"' PfYTOE FRANK JAUDOk,
No. 2, " i.litmst. w-fork.
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Amuseruents.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.

EVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK.
commencing MONDAY. June D. 1862
BY the urgent solicitation of parous the
- 49, ' CoNTINUE THE BABY SHOW
CONTINUE TIE BABY SHOW
ONE WEEK LONGER.
ONE WEEK LONGER.
ONE WEEK LONGER.
ONE WEEK LONGER.
The very finest Babies Of the exhibition viii remsn, In
GLIDING
THE 800 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
THE 800 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
THE 300 FIRST PREMIUM CHILD,
FIVE $50 PREMIUM CHI LDREN,
FIVE $50 PREMIUM CHILDREN,
IS PAIRS PREMIUM TWINS,
SETS PREMIUM TRIPLETS,
BEAUTIFUL FAT BABIES,
u so BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN,
beside the Wonder o. Wonder the
CHILD EIGhT MONTHS OLD.
WEIGHING but ONE POUND SEVEN OUNCES,
together constituting the greatest
GALAXY OF HUMAN BEAUTY
ever behe!d-a perfect cluster Of
HUMAN ROSE-BUDS.
UMAN ROSE-BUDS.
HUMAN ROSEBUD
The exceeding dminuIveness OF the lib COZ child sur
passes oil comprehension. An ordinary hngerrng passes
easily over its hand and arm to the elbow.
They viii all be on exhibition every day from ii o'clock
ill p. and those years Old rom till p
COM. NUTT-TIIE $50, 900 MUTT,
COM. NUTT-THE $4,000 MUTT,
COM. NUTT-THE $4,000 MUTT,
the SMALLEST OF his age In the world
10 YEARS OLD, ONLY % INCHES HIGH,
WEIGHING But 2it POUNDS
vii be exhibition ct al hours every day ana evening and
II intervals give variety OF interesting performances
Also be seen all hours. TIE QUAKER. or WOODEN
Gun from the Rebel tohcatons CcniTeyille. Va, The
GREAT LIVING WHALE, THE MADAGA5CAR AL
DlNOs, THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVING
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON. LIVING MON
STER SNAKES, LIVING HAPPY FAMILY. LIVING
GRAND AQUAEiA, 30
EVERY AFTERNOON Al 3 O'CLOCK, AND
EVERY EVENING Ar IT,
WIN be produced In tie Lecture.Room,
THE ELxGAET CoMEpIzrri,
THE MARRIED RAKE;
and The efcsusg, farce ,,,-,,., -, ,..,,-
Entertainments which failed 20 meet with bursts
Of applause.
Admission to ali % cts. children under ten Is cts.
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tlle0icnl.

ANE TO SIX boxes of WINCHESTER'
" SPECIFIC Pull" will Tc,mdnrshy cuFe any rlsr O.
Nm mai Fc.inen is Tesutns i"poente HoyEYkf 40"
ouAy,rrp and viii BE- found equally ecicnt ~ sheclions OF
de pIoshe abcss and dDeases generally oil ihe c'h"y
DygGEs ........,..-c "a, ,----..-, - d.
PROFESSIONAL OPiNlONs.-"l have u'ed your Sf@
ciyc Pm in many case. OF Spe0sso'yhsa aud with the
,,f o,yf,,t sYo.e..p-J Mmros SANDERS NJ. d, LII. ID.
II is o. near specific any medicine oaa be- have
urel y,rv severe cases With rgS DosE''-B
KyfTr, N. d., Id Repe,iorv Of Ned Science.
FERsOaAL -" The good iah Of NJ. Wnehcliers ''".e
r,er, may be- gp,eay ,e!ied oa."-iioEAoH GREELSf'
The SPECIFIC Pill j. 40; Homeopathic remedy nor
Soe. /, contain Mercury Iron. Oandes oT any injurious
-ii.,ts Priee. n. box SIX Tor IS. sent By mail
sold Wholesale and retail, by }. WlNChtoIEH' no ~
.olu IT.. Y. J.
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Nrupu5nlS.

oyylc. ~ A. q. NJ. 4. s. a. No 10 Mercer.t.,l
NKW Nonk CIIr. May "a. 1904
CEALED PROPOSALS Will be- received mp to
- n ni on MONDAY. juno O. 1862 Il tho Oiro % the
,.,..rnt Ouer,srnsser a. = Army Tor fufrti'- - $50
i.,rr.a 80 q nssta ior tho Government
so SADDLE HORSES.
20 ali 1-f.c.s be between az 90 aud nine 90
ycaIs eld, an. from - - ~ hands high
MARES EXCLUDED
An animals sui Dit~I "i BE- slbisc ed 20 thorough en-
Ainuaon and imposition BY duly Authorized Aseut Of TIE
Goycnment appointed ~ that puposs Ferrous 70 WON
tie bids rvad,i viii be notified where the inspection Of
th. Gainas 81 axe place at tie time II AWARDING the con
trac, $1,000.
Th- Government the gh. 10 rcec. all bids deemed
unfrasOuable.
Proposals VII BE- received Tor The whole sny portion Of
hr above number Of hDrse and they vii b. oy
tic name Of two ~ responsible tifs who shl become
.c-urfy for the faithful execution Il tle contract
Delivery 20 within slE 81 diys after Tie signing
Of contract
Cov.Trul.n. with horses and wiz be directed 10 Captain
HENltY G. HODGES, Assistant QuerscrmAs,er, u > army,
No ~ M.rcsfst New-loTk.
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professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF The
IL scalpel lnd Operating ard Consulting Surgeon No AZ
sihay Once consua ions the obscure dseases o.
lie pelvic yi.oerA kupinre Piles. VIicocee, sui Fl.s
Isdicay cured without tho kns OF hssile Oeo hours
from to .. 10 8 sni 10 . evenings
DR. +. HOLLlCK, the Author and Lecturer
~ on Parental Psychology Ohcs No so bIead"5yi
hour. from 10 m diy except sundaya fostOihce pVA
No. 3 COS Nesi Guy.
nR. w. BEACH, author OF The American
Reform Pi1cii.4r b. REMOVED 10 No. 60 East 27tn
t. near 4hay. Oics boGrs fom 70 10 a. H. and I TO
NOTICE.-Dr. C.. ID. HAMMOND (aulh0r OF
~ NERVOUS DEBILITY" &c y hs- returned irom Eu
rome and may be- consulted hitherto a. 81 - Ets on
hoa-e from Mldsonay nom ~ ~ to s. ando 10 se''us
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Essal Ncllres.

CUPREME COURT-JOSEPH ROSE and
- MOSES ROSE eEsins, JACOB STEiNfk, A.isrec.
&c ana all other persons creditors Of the ste hr Of Ste
m tler Co con ting OF Emanuel Ste ner and Israel stein
or All perso. parties ltoI Of the late hf Of " 81
Bro,horsl Co. hereby notified to APPer before NJ The
Referee on the 1h day Of June 1852 AZ 10 O'Clock
m OF that day st my office. No 100 FuCnst In the Itt
OF Newly oTk aeRd upon the hual accounting oil Iscop
steiner IN. A.sl1uee Of suc hT and 20 show any
,hr have why ha hond rot be declared from NJ Trust
- such Assignee ard the Bond Executed by his surees
cancelled By Order oil tie Count. - . -
Mar % lot. j. '. w DVif' f'ciee
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Amnsemenls
7 AURA KEENEs THEATER

~ ~
7 AURA KEENE's THEATER:
1/Lessee: ..............MIoS MAGGIE MITCHELL
James pgim.. .......... Acting Manager
n r. Davenport '..'..'.'''........;S.ge Manager
=: rsfaoe Business Agent
Stage Director. ..............-.......Mr b. A Baker
Doors open at hatPast Seven O'clock Performances oou
First pesrsnce Of the Claiming aud Accomplished Come
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
who vi" 'Ppes Z M srs Sa .d Isa character
n. red BY her with immense In all the pecpaA
cities Of the Union
This erceasr, Drama will be placed upon the Stage viii
every possible attention psd New and Beautiful Scenery!
Thrilling fsbeaus Startling Silua,ions Splendid Appoint
nsns Charae,eTac Costumes and Mechanics. Ila,ions!
cOmpoed By JOSEPH Not condacsor Of ofcbe..r
fioNDAf, JUNE 9Th 1852. end Every Night during The
the BY WsIGeuar esq. and eopyrsss entered b.
him according to Act of Congress- Mis-. ssie MiiOhs
FANcHoN; or. THE CRICKET.
sanc,o, nsI ehat.s.er idiss MAGGIE MITCHELL
bbsididfisy Bo S N & D. S:y es1ss
C. T. Pa.ios
f fslhsr :IsrJ NJ ss.S' hs
Manisn, W,i sisncs
isrtinran "nshsoc
Mo!her B'rboaud r. :, s urstt.s
Msrst,e Mis-. Adele Piunket 0rsisss
sasetc. ..................'''MS Enmn
aianon Mrs MoneI
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.
ACT FIRST.
Scene First The Farm House OF Father Barbeand-A
Mohe, an.ely Tor her soa" Where can he be! APPrsr.
ancs Of the CRICKET" Where is bidder Pr" Find hin
did my chicken"
Scene sscond-OJ Fsdet and Msrtinean-Superstitioa d
the German peasantry
Scene Third-Diddirr attempts sefdestruction Cricket
gives bin wholesome advice Landry in search OF his brohes
-CricSet exacts promise from Landry.
THE RISING MOON.
Merry Cricket wicked,
Art 80 li,tIe black and fine"
THE SHADOW DANCE 4.
ACT SECOND.
Scene fis-Tbe St. Andoche Fesval-The arrival Of che
Twin BrotcrsCcket appears dressed In her bsstLandy
keeps hs proiseJ-sousy OF Made onCrcket suspected
Of vitehcraa" Down with hsr"Lsndry uaDfuuy inter-
pcysl-0raiituds Of Cricket,
THRItLnsd TABfEiU.
ACT THIRD.
Scene Firs-Old Fsdets Cottage Return efthe Cnckst
Bitter words and Bitter thoa 5hs-Lsndy sppears- Tel ne
my faults and IN try and correct -Chcaet defines hss
po,on" don't to please those who d. not please me-
Might hickensYoud be ashamed to " have kissed
the ugly Cricket
RETURN OF THE VILLAGERS FROM ST. AND0CHE-
ACT EOURrH.
Scene First.-An open landscspoDiddier in search OF
Lsndry -Laudry In love-The VIII o. the Wsp-trnchou
and MadeoaLove and JeaossyLsndry declares his Pas-
sion ior the dcspised Cricket
" Is THERE AM ONE IN THE WORLD WHO
LOVES ME %
The resoate and the imperative father You ehali
marry bessar'-Poverty cime-Ihe Cricket rejects
Scene second Fades bonse-Propo going
the cityDiddier in loveAIore mysterJThe brde-Tss
one YEAR FROM NOW"
ACT FIFTH.
Scene Fir.t-Father Bsrbesud's cotege-The conscrpt
Ddders ket arrives from the ctybarbeand
infe xible' would not love who did not honor DIS
HAPPY DENOUEMENT.
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WINTER GARDEN.-TO-NIGHT,
I'--' -'-''-- f IN l-i.. So soa ASDEEsoN
The .5lraO5aaIy tan;'sdc sorseoai ,qper6 and
thoro s cedtnted g6nd spectacular bnrts4ae, py
'D''''' '-'''if aE WIZARDS TEwPEsr;
Or. THg King OF TIE MAGICAL Island,
Berg He,eroci;e Drama Of the Hi ME ard Msgica IN
toe eou-,e Of which the full glore' Of the new FLORAL
terry iCHILAL SLCOSDSlolll illustrated by Miss l..
d. ANDER,O SON The following entirely new company have
Mi,s ESiLY THoRNE, the beautiful and talented bur.
le-ue actress fou the Adeph Iheser London her rst
sfss IONE BURKE the new New.York favori,c IN bur.
lesq1e. Little MARY BULLOCK, the admirable young
MARIE. tue talented win sis.e.s Ars. MARK SMITH
biz JAMES BURNETT. HIS hrs. appearance a. tbs
Ss.iJIsTIEs Hale Wr = HPLE fin the Wsnut. st.
Theaier. rhiisdelphia. M CHAPLIN, rom Mcyckefs
r@ss5T S,So A n, T; fpP'a1a's in tins city,
Nj J. Il. ANDERSON jr, As.i',sn. Wizard
Miss LOUISA ASDERs ON
Mis-. HELEN ANDERSON. y
Miss ELIZA sud Miss FLORA ANDERSON viii also
appear each evening. There viii be
a GRAND CORPS De BALLET,
HOST or AUXlLIARlEs, and H. Of the sPec-
tacs nearly 800 PERI UkMAks S DC before the audience
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY. surprising anything
yet seen Oh the New oiA stage By hE. j. J.. Hayes.
IHE MUSICAL ARRANGEMENTS
by Mr. Molenhaue under whose direction me choral ar
riugeuets have been perfected Ia me grandeur Of the
scenery ho gorgeous character Of the dresses the superb
the marvellous tfuusosuSi.n sceies tue inpen'e
the novel mechanical effects the magical meta
pho.es aud the mmeny ~ labor winch has oeea be-
slowed upon the whole pg)dacon Pgot Anderson conl'
IDENTIFY assures the hcw.Yors public that
THE WIZARDS TEMPEST"
HAS HAD NO PARALLEL,
and the in,ururl drama of It, cas.
la the course OF the drame. the -
GREAT WIZARD Of THE NORTH
III return New YORK and tho CloTes OF the Psyehcnan-
tsuu ia thrr phase. al! vsee all Tecoleesions o Ie-
c~ur sticrpts at n agic.
Box Office open every day, from Seats be
three days In advance and should be secured iune
oiafely.
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A CADE ENVY OF USlC.-SUMMER
"A SEASON.
SIX CONSECUTIVE OPERA NIGHTS
CONTRACTING ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, June ii.
IMMENSE COMBINATION.
FULL GRAND And COMPLETE OPERA
TWO NEW PRIME DOME.
COSCEKT by the gTes, fsuis, GOITsCHALh.
performance by Mr.. HERMANN
ALL ON One AND THE SANE EVENING.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS TO ALL PARTS.
Reserved seats and private 0oxes.........."$L
ADphi' n st~E. 10 cents.
Tho sale Of for the first three nights commsnces on
Tuesday June 10 II the Academy Beef Schirmers, No.
s0l broadway, snd Sibelfs, No. IL WsilSt
Mr.. Ulmon much satisction Ia announcing that the
pima Gonna
MADAME COMTE BORCHARD,
after most Ia the principal European opera
houses and VIII, lately has been the OF the opera In New
Orleans, viii msbe her rst appearance IN New fork in
LUCREZiA BORGlA.
Luc!eZia borgie ......... Nine. Come HOfCHARD,
lller hrst appearance IN New-fosk.l
Oisni.. NG1a-ns DANOhl
GenB-Io........................ ..slgnor BkliN0LL
IN The Of the evening
Dir GOrrSCHALK the 7rest Pianist,
will give Of hts brn,rd Concerts which will undoub
eddy acknowledges prominent feature OF the In
tended entertainments.
After the opera grand performance by
Mr. HLRkMANN,
who viii produce several OF the most wonderful pieces oil ms
dnereut prog fammes
On THURSDAY. June ~
second night II the Opers-.liss KELLOGG.
On FhlJAl-DcbGt Of Madsme HERMANN.
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6onse furnishing e6ooos.

.. UAGLE" GAS STOVES, for SUMMER
IL CDOKrNG-Thc,e stoyes boil huke. roast. Try,
hco etc aud cooler cleaner, sier more econonl-
G and more easily managed than any Other stove IN use
Az CAS- STOVES for HEATING purposes
N.i,ul.. c,i ed aud fai, wholesale AID retail, by
CONONER WALKER. no. IA broadway
W.rr.,.d to please, or she money returned
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Summer Retreats.

ORNATE BOARDING of Rye Beach, n II.
Il -F..silies Parties or individuals wishing BOARD
sroast -. suGner months will find superior aceommoda
tss al ne house formerly well and pcpulary known AZ he
sff ol - II Rye Beach, the Ocean Houe and few
the shore The room. are large wei Ventilated
arfaarrd completely furn he'd III commanding splen
dd view ocean. The charges modsrate TIE rooms
A. dance o. the first order. Baths free ADDRESS
q 3. PHILBROOK, Rye Beach, n.
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IT s. BONDS, I $40 TREASURY NOIEs
u. ONE YEAR PER CENT CEhIiI lCAIr - nho
MEXICAN lOL purchased and always on hand for SALE
a. LIVERMORK, CLEWo Co,
Bankers and Dealers in Securities.
No. - Waii.tt N. y.
o,,reraers Vouchers and Drafts collected cheepy and
e.pedousy advanced upon. or bought at the bgheat mar
ketu rce.
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furniture.

DEDROOM enamcled FURNITURE in all
ID colot. Of warranted manufacturer also solid Chestnut
Chamber suites Plsn and On mental Al II b. iAhllNu
TONS No 3j Canast opposite Wooster Established i'''
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CHEET IRON -Russia. Belgian, aud Patent
n, r,,e CL,Icol Coss. "A Thomson Co, sl5 W sersi
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NIBIO's GARDEN:
MONDAY EVENING, June 9, 1867
AND EVERY NIGHT.
GRAND OPERArlC kohANCE
THE SYREN.
MISS CAROLINE RICHiNGS.
ru .o,n, and beautiful American Vocalist.
MIR. 4. L. DAVENPORT.
MIR r RICHINGs.
In the principal characters.
NEW SCENERY. EXQUISITE music.
EFEFClIyE MECHANISM. SUPERB COSTUMES
Admission cents Secured Seats, centsj Family Cires
IS cents. . ..-
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CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New
- York-JOHN DEVOO sgsius. TUNIS VAN BRUEr
George smith, Tlisha w. Willard Edward Apko Jone.
Thomas William hough The Ciiy Bank CT BroosyL, aio
Doat Summons fol TslieL--COm. not s,r-Io the Dc.
l,udants: You are hereby summoned aid required to
answer tho complaint ~ this action wh;h IVES he1 IN
York the City bs In tie City County and se o. New
Yot on the 10Th day Of April 100, and to copy OF
vour sw,r TO tie said romplsn, the uh.c1er 81 er
Office No 20 South 5tsrect VA the City Of bfooAyn within
to DAYS after the services Of s fumlnoni nn yo1 uHru
i've OF The DAY Of such service sud you fail % anwcr TIE
lid lint within the t.ao Aforesaid iEe pnitui ~ is
action will apply 70 the Cour FOR the relief demanded In the
conplaint-Du d April 10. IT. - -
:. n 4 b. Il. MEEKER Piain,iH's Attorney.
Mnr26 laMGysM
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rENO HOLDERS of the BONDS of the CITY
i or COLUMBUS. OHIO. payable to the Treasurer Of
the Coluu bus ind xcnia ksi,road Company.
The holders Of the Bonds OF e Cay Of OCinnou. sn Ga
the lat dsy OF july I3f9 paysbe TO the Treasurer OF the
Coubu. and Xenia Railroad Csnpan. or besIer and made
,o .nnhls ON the let day of April, A. D. 1881 or redeem
a. m. Measure Of the City Council Columbus after u
L.: d,y Of Anil A. d. 1854 arc hereby notified tia. SAD
Civ Council are ready TO redeem said Eonds az he
oa,. ~ Miller DONALDSON Co.. Ia the City Of Co
nbus Ohio and that interest said Bonds A1eI the lt
day Of July A. d. 1852, will be paid by tle city. o.,
wy " '' H. DONALDSON. President,
I FyKysToy City Council, Columbus, U.
Cflg CLERK.