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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07
IMPORTANT FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
~~~--~~~~~
ARRIVAL OF TIE SfIAnSHIP CHAMPION.
The War Between GuateMala
and San Salvador.
Nicaragua Deeply Agitated
Against France.
French Mining Property Destroyed and the
Imperial Flag Insulted,
-, H.. -

The United States steamship Champion, Captain r,nhe
p"nsh. from Asplnwan ,hs 21th uit arrived ~ This
por yesterday afternoon with passengers and treasure
rhe3foiIoung "a tie
sPkcis LIST % ruR CHAMPION.
Wder ~. ssi J n NsvtOu o. ol2 xp
A.s.Roeenbaum Co IL 2n Kt,lo 4 90 -. 600
A. Cohen Co. =. % 400 Dunrau shcrmankCo m saI
loves Cfowell.. l<sil -
Wells. FMgo& Co.. ~ 600 Total sasx s6T
Jennings Brewster II 100
yRon AsrlNwAii.
Colgate b Holman. 81 ,i65 Order .... sssO
Parsons X Pettlt..... $50 -
Hergues 90. ...... 100 Totai. ..,. n In
i"sa' oy mo champion. s2ds 2rs
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5ales bp Anttion.

A j. BLEECKER SON g. Co. will SELL
n. on THURSDAY, May q, at l. O'Clock. at the Mer.
<bs IS Exchange saesIoom Nc. 1903 Libeuy-sL.
Ia n. w CORNER l0TH-AV. AND 83D.ST- One
v.a'sis oRNER LoT2ssSOO which there is '.'tOry
IN tnrN-A b.-One LOT the a., adjoining Shove
., SinS a. On the premises sstory building used
- hv nd COOS steble for six horses 10 the Sixty
ns s can ten,Nu bonn snd mortgage. Particulars at
n ~ Cs5sr,t adjoining Bank OF CoscIneioe
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A ! gLFstyKER. son & Co. will sell OIL

~ TUESDAY, May %, at l. oooc.' a. the merchants
x1ohange Salesroom.. No 100 LiOefty.SE, ~ .L.,r,
liz FLUSHING-The valuable plot Of Ground, With the
S.I 40 ponse bercoU occupied as store and dwelling
ei,na on Rrice..t next al nne the brek store Of Peck
FairSssbe The lot Is Il aud 100 feet roni and by
sb1 Ia fet deem running through to FIankn-aey. The
buidipr /. i'm rood condition On the premises alec
Ban s5d stable MAPs, &C., ~ No. II CedAt, adjoining
Rank &C Commerce.
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A UCTION SALE of MILL and WATER

n POWER. VIII be SOLD a. PUBLIC AUCTION, ON
THURSDAY. the 2llt DAY OF May 1868 10 O'Clock
in SOUTH KEfNt, n. a.. on tie premises. the valuable
MILL and WATER POWER formerly occupied oy j. A.
Fay Co In keeue y. H.. consisting OF o. t~osiory treh
M l60x<G feet slated roof with wings 31aV and IHO
feet bu in the most substantial manner together nm Barn
aud OutbuIarg one frs..clas Turbine WaterWh,el and
Chatting connected with good Water Power sod sohe Dam
wHich era 40 unoosupied Water Posers Also, Iron
Paners Engine Lshvs Drilling Ls,ue and large quantity
OF Machine Tools &c The above property Is IN gooi repair
aud vond be suitable for Wocen Cotton Mill. OF large
business Of any KIDD Il pleasantly susei
within % rods OF the depot the line o me Cbehe s
road and within two miles Of the village Of keone fot fur
cher ihformstion apply 70 EDWARD JOSLiN or q. H.
HILnEN Rt keene A. u.
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6a!ss bn Antiiot.

A J. BLEECKER, SON a. Co. VIII sen VS
~ TUESDAY, May 26 a. y o'closk, at Inc ''0'''
Exchange So'euoon1s. No. f3 bherty@st ,oA .Ar,.
ON STATEN lSLANDAboui 10 sc'e. o. 0io g'';,s -
rsbly situated for fret lass implovemeHt' 9SsJes J
lands Of Mess Vanderbilt Towle. Fonnieln -
others and within 10 minutes walk OF NSl.e.o kd
tbs Si.sr Leland Railroad crosses the eastern bounday oil
the property MsPs &C. at No. Il Ced'''" "'o''"S DAM
o.
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! BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell OF

"A. THURSDAY, Nsy p. Al ~ O'clock at the New Ex-
CHANG Saesfocui. No. l05 Liberty-st.:
ON BROOMh-SE-The vsluabie PROPERTY known as
No sS7 Rroouet situate on the So leet wet of Mercer
s The House ia Of brick X stories with party wall mahog
eny doors bic mGnie modern prove ueuts substantial
" built and in rsrsts order Lot; 25xs56; house 2Sx6
feet per remain on bond ard mortssse Maps
&c at No n CedAr-st., adjoining Bsuk OF Commerce
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. J. BLHECKER. SON & Co, will sell on !,

~ FRIDAY, may ~. at ~ O'Clock, o. sno 'o'o"n"'
EXCHANGE Sue,ron y, No l03 Liberty-s;
ON ALLEN STR. EET-The valuable productive pIcpsfy
iuoNns No 20 Allen st. W. $50 r. Hester and n-af
New Csus! q, lot Is 81 S76 On the premises. 10 front
tbressorv frame puidinI 2x2l with yas water kc spa
cou three story brick workshop IN rear with celia. 10 II
oeep wei built nearly news and stable l21l@ T. An
aley-way 4. wide on Sde g. Ihe whoIs wa REM
for 81 900 per sunum MspA tarmss &o. at No. n Cedarst
adjoining Sank OF Commerce.
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EDWARD slyrlkSicH. Aae.ioneer.

EDWARD SIyTzENiCH. Aucioneer.
TXECUTOR'S SALE OF THE COLLEC-
II rION OF PAINTINGS. THE PROPERTY o. TIE
LATE DR.. ABBOT OF CAIRO EGYPT. by D. " IVES
c. o. toe Derby Gallery 'front.', No 625 Broadway on
MONDAY EVENING. May 2S. a, Il O'Clock BY order Of
Xecatora Ths valuable Collection Of Ancient Psnin rs
Above among which viii be found very examples,
selected by the lot, Or. Abbot nom 90 s;sd collections,
md 10 which We call the special attention of cunoiseuts
collector an'eested In acquiring bona hoe original nc
lures. The examples include:
(3KRARD Dow DfErKlcx. NAS BBEMELL,
HOLBRfy liK6LRBACX, BkAUNBA,
RUBENS, NANLo0, PiBTRo DKCORIoNA
CiGNANi. WOUvEKMASs, OsTADR,
ALBERT DURRR, BERGHEN, GABoFALo,
YAoIO VRKOSBsE. CUR, CAKRACci
NASDyRwERP GKEUIE CARLO NoRsfLE,
eIpoyA SusTREMANN, SALVADOR ROsA
In addition the above shall se by order OF the En-
HCUIORS or STEPHEN ~ CHESTER, several superb
uoks OF Art iucudinEs very ssgnihceu Picte by Mu
ro declared be DOT only original but ons Of the hnst
spAciuens OF the master:
V.SpyKvEIpE SALVADOR Rosa BARTOLoNso.
RosA pE TIvoLt T. VAN WOOkT. Vas DE- W ELDR.
Those works win be exhibition and ron THIS
EVENING until Of sale snc Catalogues ready for de-
Livery.
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TOSEPH HEGEMAN.
FRIDAY, Nay %,
m a, ~. Genital Salea. Roona WIlleuEhbY.

~ FRIDAY, Mty ~, 1900 a.
At o'clock M. al the Central Sales Rooms Wioushby,
corner OF Pearl -. Brooklyn - ..z,,,.u -.
LARGE SALE or EXCELLENT FURNlTURE-3r rose
wood paror suites In brocstee and plush sofas.
sror chsirs center tables bookcases waidIooes
buTesu. wshsands bedtesd hair msttrssses mahogany
oat and walnut tsbe rich china dinner and tea
sets gass wsre Wipships and other reiserators, ae, tc
Also 1t o'clock y. m,
One very fine Nina Cape aud Muf (nswl and one Indian
Chief fol dress suit (jeerkinl
-Four splendid French plate Pier Glasses Rosewood Piano
oct about rs Carpe Of thea % good a. new oil
vet Brussels 3py and Ingram aud Oil Co'h'
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DASIEL h. BUKDErT. Auotiopssr.
IT S. MARSHAL's SALE.

DANIEL II. BUKDErT Au0topser
IT S. MARSlIAL's SALE.
u. PRIZE PROPERTY
BURDETT, JONES Il Co. viii cell on THURSDAY, May
a. at II oclocE ~ = 81. Wheeler Co.'S Stores Atlantic
Dock Brooklyn by viTius OF writ OF NeBdobi kIpen1s
directed and delivered viii seu a. above a. Pa1a7
Auction.
CAR0OES Of Schooner HETTlwAN.
FLORIDA,
And Brig MINNA,
Con,istng Of COTTON RosIE SALT
COPPERAS. EPSON SALTS
GUNNY BAGS, and GROUND SALT
Also, ct u o'clock 1T tho same psce, on board.
SCHOONER FLORIDA.
her TACKLE and APPAREL and FURNITURE, a. che
now lies At the Atlantic Dock - -
Also BRIG NINA, her TACKLE, APPAREL bUR'
MT RE- kc 8 she now lies 81 the Atlantic Does-
CstaSOgues resdy.
ROBERT MURRAY. U. S. Marshal.
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Amusemenfs.

WINTER GARDEN. y
w FRIDAY EVENING MAY IA
THE LAST NIGHT BUT ONE.
FAREWELL. BENEFIT
FAREWELL BENEFIT
FAREWELL BENEFIT SD fN IDS
q fJ .I'
... Mr. J. s. CLARKE.
Mr. J. s CLARKE.
II. Mr. J. s CLARKE
Fist tins for twelve months Of be onesct Comedy By Ieeh
TURNING THE TABLBsi
Ga, Nor SucH Fool As he LooxS
BY particular desire,
TOODLBS,
and the isughsbIs Farce Of
ny NkSGaBORS WIFE.
coMEDYi -.
DRAMA!
>, CLARKE IN POUR ROARING CHARACTERS
JACK HUMPHRIES Mr. J. 5. CLARKE.
TIMOTHY TOODLyS Mr.. J. 8. CLARkE
Mr.. BROWN Mr. J. 3. CLARKE.
GENERAL yUCKJ Mr. j. s. CLARKE
constituting - =
TIE BEET BILL
,, DOWNRIGHT FUN
wnch n" been offered this many ad.Y
Box book open.
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IItIo. U guKs, Auctiopesr.

MILTos II. BUKS, AucioDesI.
CEMI-ANNUAL SALE.-l,0 900 cases Boots
W aud Shoes Il Auction on THUHSDAY May al, at l0s
seOok, At TIE store OIL r. Davis Co. No 20 CoudlaAJ
~ comprtsiDg laTgs sSsou0ent Of frsshM made Goods,
e<sS,sd 70 Gig ,Ia sVasis, Esda
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ouiRrrRM.srKH. orsgHAIs oyUos, }
n..,n. I1nnr.Hou.k IrsrkCroa. /

UTVICH
No. 10 Cedsr,t, Esw.York, N. T., May 7, les'
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII DO received at
- this oaio. until IL O'Clock M. MONDAY, the t Gay
OF Jans merit Tor raising replacing and ksePns In men
proper pOOs. a. buoys In the fns ASa a a1 ~.
6r,t dA, Of inv Ia the succeeding Both day OF June &c
cordns the .susions Of the Board sno Inc
printed specifications copies Of which CA % nso " 'P''
ing this ofho.
By order Of the Light House board .,n,..,
L. NJ. POWELL Light. House inspector % Dnuic'
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kAyr AossT's Oyv,cn HEw.YoRx. May a. 1883 ,
CEALED PROPOSALS, Endorsed Proposal
- for Navy B.sB.p will received Of this Once 1h
TWENTY FIVE THOI;sAND GALLONS NAVY BEAMS.
Of tho best quality for Immediate sss 10 be delivered tne
Inspection vi Provisions and Clothing ct the broohJh ~
Yard without additional charge Samples Of ths bcss ny
be ct she Inspection oil Psevsops End Ciothins
yard =.
hswsIdsd TIE contract vii DO eIsoated
|%--''..r - + RkNpER6oN, nav AGsek-
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a. y. BiERwiN. AucuoueeI.
DY BANGS, MERWIN n Co., Irving Build
lD ngs Eoa 594 aud 595 B.ssdwsySAies Of boeks Sta
tieaery Pcure Works OF Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
May 81 and %. at Il O'clock.
PRIVATE LlBkARY-Of choice English and American
Boob oomp Eg great variety OF the best edoot o. stand
ard Works ~ hue anc substantial bndng' Also coeo oI
OF Mc-anoOus Literature, embracing beautiful yuusiaet
Books. &C. Catalogues are now ready.
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VNIIE well-known WOODLAND PROP
Il ERTY auction. go Lots belonging to the estate OF
A. J. BLEECk son 4 co. will sell on wEDNEs-
DAY May ~ at IL O'Clock at the Exchange sasuoom, Me-
! Ill Broadway. -
by order Of the supreme Court under the direction OF H.
l.. Mount. IT,, special guardian. - 49,,
22O Lots OF Ground Broadway 10Th lo6th lUIh and
l8 hs aud lth and 18th with vanabls Water Rights
on the Hddson River and wobult Mansions In good
condition with Outhousss aud Stables
The comprises the entiio BLOCK bounded oy broao'
wsy llth-av. aud iJ5th and l06th ia
The entire och bonuded BY nth and l2thsvr and 05th
and lOCth.s,s with the Water Front
All tho soHh side Of l05hst. between Bfosd-
way rysr with the adjacent Lots ON lih and lZ
avs. with the Water Front ~ 49,,
The entire Block bounded by Broadway, lOh and 10Th
,s and l2n-sv with the Gore formed Dy tue nleecop Of
/ llth-sy. with the Nser Front . =,
The Strip Land extending from broadway 70 the
I river, on the norhery side OF lelih.S. ~
Lots with the Water Front, the east eide ofl2h.
10Th and l0thss together with 10 full L0ts IN
/ the rear on lO7;h aud lo6th-sts
Also the valuable Lot with the FIRE proof thick walled.
ivsory substantial Store the northeA Of BToa1
way aud Worihs containing % feet font Broadway and
~ feet Worth The building has iron Tcoi double
cellars modern built vaults both streets aud
was carefully by days WORK for the DR. MohsL
Also the valuable Lot with tho Building on the south
conner Wa aud Chufcbst In the Immediate neighbour
hood OF the distinct containing tl4 feet on
WAkei and II 2 on Churoh.t
Also be substantial brick House aud Lot No l66 Church.
st. b.tweeu Franklin and Whitests 'iLe ChuIcns. az
by lOO feet deep. -
Title ndput.be aud terms favorable which viii be made
known by Auooneer OF before the day OF sale hsps
property mad al the Ooe Of the Auo0nee Nc
- Cedar For urtaer particulars see the sps
meTcs, apply to u TlLL0FSoH. Counselor o. Law, NO
ii Mnilst
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Amnsements.
pARNUSl>s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

4 r Th.'S WEEK ONLY
/ P&u y anETrEs
| UsrsE ~, Snow, ,- ... ...
universally 5 FIFE SER s9'H B + sAada A"'''
Of this popular sathors pI0doesiOu ~ Scenery is grand
beyond description. while the Characters, Cosnmes Msc
and ideed all the appointments rsndss IL III the fullest
FIRsT-cLAss DRAMATIC EMBARRASSMENT.
EVERY AFTERNOON at O,clSGt and Hvvv,v,,
-'' '''1 srRRE0pTIcoH.
thousand. can oos upon them a. the ss tine. my
rSsn during the dramatic psriormancss
VERY SPLENDID PAINTING.
BILIOUS RANSOM Of LansngbafS Nsw'Yorf'
representing the 'eleO ;SsY BROWN
sayihz the Charestown Va JAIL his way to execu!i'a
A VERY HAPPY E fs; or THAT GREAT MAN,
satisfactory indorsement hs numerous friends and a
FHE LIviS6 sEA.LIoN. LIVING LEARNED SEAL.
LIVING HAPPY FAMILY, GRAND AoUARIA.
WIN ~ H''' LIVING > MONSTER SNAKES.
BEAR SAMSON &c
Admission, rs cents; Children under TO- 10 cents.
NIBLOs GARDEN.
IN Lessee aud Mansser.........W m. Whests..
LAST WEEK
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
GREAT TRAGIC ARTIST.
MISS BATEMAN.
THURSDAY, IRlDAY and SATURDAY,
LAST NIGHTS
WONDERFULLY SUCCESSFUL
new pAycf
LEAH
THE F0RsAKFN,
adapted from the German by DAILY. ESQ., vaich
has been performed moro Than
SEVENTY NIGHTS
OVERLOOKING houses. viii be withdrawn after this week
obedience requests made az tho box Office th1t
MISS BATEMAH
ONCE MORE
GREAT CHARACTERS
which identified with her snd in which she hrts sainsd
The ---.....,,
BRILLIANT POSITION
she now hold, with NewYors public before sbs tsss
departure from the City wheIe $40 recognized 40 TIE
most esteemed and ylted living - .-z.,1,,.,
iNIERPBETEa OF HUMAN kASSIOSS.
MISS BATEMAS
win be s1pported by most powerful company, smorz
whom are excellent srtis'e, ar l. 4 Sbe~sl MI j. Ne
Cullourh Mr. !. O. Burnett. Mr. Harry Pearson, M
Lamb NJ C. II Wilson. Mr. Geo. Andrews, aTs- j. '" Lam
organ, Ma H. p. GIattAn, and Mrs. SEeIfelt .
Orzinal and beautul scenery Nj j. H. Selwyn oilsi-
n.l music composed expressly for this peos by Mr. Robert
stoep~ sina aud Characteristic costumes by Mons fh
ps The and iu chorus under tue direction OF hAI
vsy b. Dod~orth. - - -. .,..,,o,.
W Boz book op.n THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
Door. open &. "a; Performance commences stb oelock
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sHonSN Coli c Or May
of
Il pd o
dydyo orRr
ry nsnt p be h
fues that W 1.-THE ad.ad II
d or IN
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Bniloins Alaierials.

7 EAKY ROOFS CURED with Rubber Paint
no IA et. foot according TO condition. AND w An
kANTED- So Orasd1t % PsItrOw l5J bowery. SO pm.
AZ ae etbAv ~ Bth.sv II 7,hEL. WiliAmsbuish, and
corner OF OIford.st aud fulion'Av. Brooklyn.
MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place IN tho
wi "A, wb.r, de cbs.p,st MARBLE NANTES, &C.
go h. Leurbt 4, A. A. KLABEKS Marble Yard. No l0s
Ts.t lsth.t near 3d,v., Eew.Yor tCut this out)
MARBLE MANTLES If you want an excel
WI lent add cheap ei Of Marble han,e buy them 81 y
KLABERS No s, issv.. near 3d,t, n. I. hh'hs beet
place.
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COPPER TOKENS or MEDALS BOUGHT
"A sOID by the pound peck or bushe- Blanks, Dice,
s,.mr. or CoiIsesoss fsni,hsd County orders allied
4, OGDEN, Me- ! PSktsws n \, ks0a Ss,IA
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EXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE PROP
H ERTY belonging TO tue estate Of the late Andrew H.
MCkle . . -.
May p at IL O'clock ct the Exchange saieToom' NO III
,5foadvay $500
on BROADWAY-Ths valuable foar-story brick STORE
and LOT Nos % aud 20. Broadway between place
and besyeT-St and the hvsoy brick STORE sud LOI az
ioiung 10 tbs rear No. o. New-s Tbs land Is s9Is on
krosdesy % feet Nsw.st, AID 200 feet ia depth from
street The buildings Of the most sub trts
character independent walls double basement aud hropoo
and e1ceed 9Th and convenience oI business
purposet by sly erse,ions In the IL; Ward
on DEY-ST.-1he hye.sory brown stone fron; sTORE
and LOT No. % Deys nolh side near Broadway LOT -
(se, front aud by y feet deep TIE building 10 hfoa
IND Ere prsoi Tue will be asoe to u! the purchasers
gllls 6ey sud dispute w. L LAWRENCE
GEO. B. MICkLE. }
ALSO,
VALUABLE PROPERTY in MANHATTAEYILLE.
City Of Nsw-ioTk
ON iiTH-Av.-Eishi LOTS. eHsrsos-s shs ~hsi. as.
Cont between l9gh sId ls0tnr' each IoO ieei Oa W
sronsry rs large Double MAIon with ~ing an "s'e OF
toiouth epaI having painted AID P0' IN me e'"u
hen tHis Spring. LII, 81. ~ MAJ, IA.
Aetsep l3Oih snd lJls.-st size il front - eet ~
on I3iST-Sr.-FOur LOTS On the souia "se - ,ee'
west OF il,h-Sv For pIIlcusrs apply 70 we su0"'Hoe'
Ko. n Cessrs,, sdjoihing Bank o. Comneioe,
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TIHE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. a e..
Fischsr the msss reliable. Pianos made with iron frame
o.tsnt d.mper ae wholesale aud retail Wareoon and
M.nufsctory No. 49, 2i3 2T and 2i9 West 2sst, near
rhayenuo.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w ENGLISH OPERA
CARD
Nile fELICITA YEsTVALI has the honSof snneass
ing tina. she will insugurste season OF
ENGLISH OPERA.
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. May 25 when w,A b.
presented for the first time Engish sdapaon, Mses<
GlucRs celebrated spectacular opera OF
ORPHEUS;
Or, The TRIAL OF L0vB.
With en- entirely
NEW AND GORGEOUS MISE EN- SCENE
NEW COSTUMES.
DECORATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS
FULL GRAND ORCHESTRA AND CH0RDR
A GRAND CORPS DU BALLET,
A SUPERB VOCAL DISTRIBUTION,
Including
Bile VESTVALI,
Nine R0TTER,
Miss GEARY. Miss KEMBLE, Miss DROM1t
And other eminent srtists- ..-
Conductor. ............,.,......CARLA ESCEUrZ
Matte Gu Dalet........ COOAAis
Admission to Psrq1et and Dress Circle 81 DO eztrs
chsfg, for reserved seats Orchestrs Stalls 81 Prvsse
according to location. Family Circle, 50 cents
THE SALE OF SEATS
VIII commences a, tho Boz Office on Tbursiay morning
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WINTER GARDEN.
w LAST ETGHrSg
LAST NLGHT5t
LAST NiGHrSi
THE GREAT COMIC ARTIST
THE GREAT CCMIC ARTIST
THE GREAT COMIC AETISE
J. 8 CLARKE
J. ). CLARKE.
j. S CLARKE.
THIS EVENING (rbarsdsy being the isss rSza& b.
ene Of the engagement Of
will be presented for the second and las. time Bssk
stones celebrated Comedy Of
MARRIED LIFE.
Mr. CLARKE..'........'s ...'.'.', Dr ~.
Mr. L. y. BArrett..... first time as.Mr fosnghsstN14
Mr. Mfrtin. first lime a......".-Mr Cedds
Mr. f. II. Lorei Lyna
Miss Aca
Mss T. Grown $780,
To conclude with (lsst time .lso) tss new FsTcs OF
SOMEBODY'S COAT,
received with - .
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE.
Dr. Susshiys =.
FRIDAY, May z2-FAREWELL BENEFIT Of J. q
CLARKE. 49,
MONDAY May as-yEsTvALI OPERA TROUPE.
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CTO. CLEMENTS, Auctoneer, will SELL at
VI AUCTION on THURSDAY zlss ip't at lei o'c9cL At
No I4OI Broadway between 4Jtn and <E-sts, Hone.
Csrisee. Lirht Wagons Rockswsys Slsgh Ha;Ess Sad.
a. Brjole. Robes &c Sold without reserve.
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THE WHINING NAN.

About the sorriest specimen of humanity on
record is whining man. He has the sign out
all the time. He is az incessant grImblar.-
Everything goes wrong with him. The world
to him is wilderness of shocking desolatioa
There are no oases in the desert of life He
is cynical and sharp even against his friends
He is peevish and Iretful He is petueut and
lachrymose. He is sulien and irasoible. He
sees ruin in business. No other man ever
saw as much trouble as he He hasn't man
hood enough to struggle through any trivial
embarrassment. He throws himself out OF
bed in the morning with a tumble and grum-
BILE of discomfort He moves all day in the
midst Of thick cloud, lahoring diligently to
keep himself and everybody else miserable
He returns to hs bed at night complaining of
his mislortunes. Hdeous nightmares over
take himl Sleeping or waking, he is the pie
ture of discomfort and misery.
Thus we have daguorreotyped the Whining
Man. But little of the nobility of soul does
he possess. He has neither brains nor forti-
tude. He has from youth upward cultivated q
disposition TO fall out with everything and
everybody. The older he grows, the more in
veterate is his inclination to grumbIe; and be
will tumble into his grave one of these days,
leaving an impression on the public that he
whined himself out of useless existence
Iolrd Stale Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-02-06
BE HAPPY.

Our Creator has egjoined upon US in terms
of the greatest clearness the duty of being
happy. The powers with which he has en-
dowed u.s. the circumstances ia which our lot
is cast, with all the blessings of his benefcence
shows uanli.takabiy his mind and will, that we
should be happy. Many do not consider th is,
aud 10 their sefishness and Ignorance labor
most earnestly to thwart this kind dtsigu.-
Some seem 10 think that happiness is the very
last thing to be thought OF, il not to he abso-
lutely Stunned, as though their merit lay in de
priving ourselves of il,
What is decisive on this point is the fact
that whatever conduces to our highest good is
most consonant with true enjoyment while
a violation of sight always involves pain.
Not that our sole aim is to be happy but
We may be assured that no demand of truth,
right or duty will ever requirea sacrifice ofhaL-
piaess on the whole, and that it is both our
privilege and duty to be as happy as possible.
How are we to seek happ ness? We an
swer: BY bencvoleuce. Strive TO promote
that happiness of others in the highest degree.
This will administer directly to your pleasure.
and cultivate in you the faculties most condu-
sive the same end. The one whose heart
glows with love, whose hand is active in min
istering to the good of his fellows, cannot be
wretched-Moning Stu.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-02-06
THE CHEERFUL VOICE.

The comfort aud happiness Of home and
home intercourse, let MS here say, depend very
much upon the kindly and affectionate train
ing of the voice. Trouble, and care, and yex-
alton will and must, Of course, come; but let
them not creep into our voices Let only our
kindlier aud happier feelings be vocal in our
homes. Let them be so, if for no other rea-
son, for the little chidrens sake. These SEN
sitive little beings are exec Cedingly susceptible
to the tones. Let US have consideration for
them. They hear so much We have forgotten
TO hear. For as We advance in years our life
becomes interior. We are abstIacted from
outward scenes and sounds. We think, we re-
feet, as we have formerly wildly lived in the
present. Our ears grow dull to external
sound it is turned inward, and listens chiefly
to the echoes of past voices. We catch no
more the merry laughter of children. We
hear no more the note Of the morning bird
The brook that used 10 prattle so gaily to US
rushes on unbeeded-we have forgotten to
hear such things. But little children, remem-
Der, sensiJively hear them all. Mark how, at
every sound, the young child starts, and turns,
and listens! And thus, with equal sensitive
ness, does it catch the tones of human voices.
How were it possible, therefore, that the sharp
and hasty word, the fretful and complaining
tone should not startle and pain, even depress
the sensitive little being whose harp of life is
so newly and delicdtely strung, vibrating even
to the gentle breeze, and thrilling sensitively
even to the tones of such voices as sweep
across it? Let us be kind and cheerful spoken
then, in our homes Once Month.