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The New York herald., 1863-06-05


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"a. .ss .s sy.ssss y. ,.. sSs
s~ NIX 'ea coiIISs LINE sA' '0'''"
or JOHN hRououAMs
grand 's~sS'e a''pSsti StIKss snsi,,'d sS,ro ses
which has been Fssss SSp' 'FfRSsfiSS rJaS
MOST NccEssFUL
'''"N o. "'as' - Nix sI:'' WIN wnEArEv
- - : = CAPT haEsRI DIR iAoARoEpx
ss1iEfEgR s1f EaEf gRrSiss,c SR~ cscSFsstrY Si'ss
sEV COSTUMES
s-w YUnNIrvRE. ,
oPlmoNs or rts fRsss ="
most sirilas play crowd lui rsslag
sslss.,nS incident iea ugrp.,sed Y pc,areae sas e.
4sipg waa VI tas eagd ta asaired. MI cans male Asi
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of the play and hs reoe plon wss nserins woc
ing wssn % hs assa s5s Ere s M Foo % Pss an ~
ss seSeaSs SaI Sss g 80 ana sasg, e, q sos
mannc The dresses aud sorSsfy we're wSsisy
ses Ths rovdeS iAs .Ss.re Sd lse
npG be ., %Sps. Sl.p ~.
Motto ss one o mo gresiea .ler.,e.o he aey Tts
Tor play here pan. or IOudon aud We siscfes
hore and esIec tea thee snisps'ons MAY be ressed-
The "Duhes Motto Is highly clabo.aie ans exciting
r,as bsh., rsa su;e acn o esgn z .sa y
ae wos fo'a G Z done The genera drban he
- NJ e. Whsatle,s o theatre + ssassl, 9s a,Ser
ssuel, h, bes character ne has semei Ia SeS osS
ssyag q q s iS, cd and s he mos. eTS &
iisas wers loy .p.adss r. ,hor The D.ses m MS
seess & rss 'ne,y sna soss are as, sooa ans ss
bert e handsome cward watch ,hsi gentleman 4 likely
g ., ostsn AZ, from ! e, rcrInsnc- -i,aiy Time, Jans
the ors altogether the eampe q Inc
sSoanG s % nos' POPLAR isse %
sS esy SoeSes % III Il sss ase & s ss
~ The ssrtIng occurrences mysterious disappearance as
proceed nss psneraiy Ssss nnfaied ss psorsc r.
Sr rss and ss pse1g 20 s s'
,c populaton ssclies reslec, eqgaing uai wh,ea we
As si 81 t. ss e pSEe p9s co IA mao
hnghsa boards by 80 sklsui drainauss A' John
W. wheatsy s 80 fair way g YIN n, ',c pqs'on 1, o, Of
aecs During his term admiusIrs,lon he hs offered IN
40 o.. .eTs, q as brilliant scenic snec,ae'ss
gorgeous and grand 10 the limits OF cssss and sosnne -
%hsa Sass vas 'a pro"ssa s last rf Monday day nigh Win
be has has VIA 81 s .
previous ashevment. Iamness second third
ecs.ed The 1.Sosn,on, , %
and rSSrs ss soss e sos
and splendor Tie dressess were equally admirable Mr.
] t y tsa'.sS. s
pepar,y aud !. presented @ the public
ikeIy be interrupted throughout the entire
FRIDAY EVENING JcNES.
anu 'A''' '"''"'' The ai'i buKEs MOTTO
10 which character he win sing two new songs entitled
Captain Henri de Iasardsre u'te Mr. VIM wHEArLEy
S"ll'u'u W
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

PAINTINGS. sIATUARy. BKONz IS,
oY ART AMI. AKTIcLEs OF vIRfG.
-r- AT PUBLIC AuA ATlON
On this day Il RIDAy). jones,
At The elegant residence
st xeenth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues
sale p s9ypsnef SwI s Roi =, ! 2 seIssH PressEsey
erb ocade Curtains Conces. Bands and rassels
hi eoat $40 a window; embroidered Lace Curtains
Arm and Rec ption Chairs ottomans en- suite cover.
III satin brocate Of richest desciipton rosewood Eta
s,atuary marble top; Secretary and Bookcase lined
fa1u wood; Cabinets, Enc0ignures. Console Tables,
\ Clairs. covered with brocade ladies' Work Tables
hccnt S9Fres asses imported from Paws for present
| Marley. Malepps. Hsme,.' Joan Of Are, Crusaders.
wo match Pam inys Summer and winter by Cole;
AZ tie Cours OF Versailles and Lusen,bourg inrrna,
| Conception, hy peslsrdns; also number of Cabinet
|ng. On COPPER ros,wood centre Tables; king's Re.
n,el Mirrors, Bronze and onnolu Clocks. superb
oln PA ing IN si. erens tunes; Velvet GarPeIs
ches instruments offered at auction this season. four
corners elega carved legs aud case made 70 order
s modem roaswooa s'oo
tf DINING ROOM. l-
giant carved oak sdeboard Exisnsion Table, ruby Cut
|Engnyed Crys.as Glass. Dceautsss Gooieis. Onam,
IS Cara1es, Wines, Lrn.onades Fruit STANDS superb
p CHINA Punch Bowl richly decorated Dinner sei zo
4 Co., Paris silver Co.lee Urn. Casters savers Din
|nd p,s seryice, Gaze Baskets Oyster Tureen Entef
Ery and Linen. Arm Chairs SOFAS Oval Mirrors Clocks
pc fA'es. walnut Hasssna ysse' Stair Carpet
|s,vcoa Dressing Bur.aus Be.isteads Armorea 0lace
n suite style Louis XIV; pure Hair Mattresses
|kets, sheets. counterranes walnut Sofas, Arm and
pa Che RS Brussels and iugrain Carpets, Engravngs
IL Sets. Easy Chars, Cuitns Shades. Also all the
fture OF Servants Apartments; also Basement and
Tho Above elegant Residence for sale Inquire OF
ltionees % Maiien lane Parties wishing 70 attend
M sas a ana se Gass ass Or sissss o. Asor
Pa t,ect a fcw doors rom the house.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

UCTlOy NoTICE.-AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPoR.
tunty ior Housekeepers and Hotel KeepefA
ELEGANr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
take place to day r
llS West Eighth street, Clinton place,
kween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Sale commencing at lOH oclock precisely.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PfANOFORTE,
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets,
Ivory Table Cutlery and Silver Ware.
ROTH, Auconeer, would call the attention OF parties
OF first class furniture to the above sale, which
mprses the most beautiful Psror, Chamber and Dining
Furniture offered auction this season. consisting OF
solid rosewood Paror Suits richly carved covered
tn French brocate; rosewood Etareres. marble top Ia
s Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges, covered In medal
Sn French reps rich Brocate and Lace Curtains. fine
lection OF OIL Paintings. variety OF China aud Paran
|ands.
ROSEWOOD PIAN0FORTE,
STOOL AND COVER
|An elegant instrument with round very richly
rived and all modern improvements ana IN use
cm1MBERs AND DINING ROOM.
Two solid black walnut suits covered In French reps aud
leads Bureaus Wsshstands Spring and Hair Mattresses,
|oungcs Rockers Chairs Sofa Beds. Tea and Extension
kbes BUFFET twelve oak Dining Chairs rich French China
Ses ruby cut aud engraved Carans. Decanters Cob
|ts Tumhers ChamraSnss, Wines, Casters Szlsers Tea
hd Table Spoons Forks hne Ivory Cutlery.
|N D-Fnrniture erpressmen will be in attendance to
lr pack ship goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
\ LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HANDSOME HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

A LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
HANDSOME HOUsEHOLD FURNITURE,
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
LEGANT HOUSEHOLD ADORNMENTS AND UNIQUE
- AND RECHERCHE WORKS OF ART,
lRrICLES OF vIRrU, SILVER PLATE, RICH CHINA,
CARPETS &C
RUSSELL w. WLsrCOTT, Auctionesr, will sell
THIS (FRIUAY) AFTERNOON, at o'clock, precisely
THE CONTENTS OF THE SPACIOUS RESIDENCE,
81 West Twenty street between Seventh and Eigbth
The conpraes the entire contents Of the house, which
repets eyc ythinx desirabsn fashionable aud ele
furnished readence all OF which made TO order
X the hest city makers; used but three The whole
Il be- perrmptoriiy sold, n or slime.
4 PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
OF three full suits or Parlor Furniture Ia
rep. and harcoth rosewood Eageres Centre and
frr Tables with satuary marble toJs; two superb Pier
llrrorr Brusses and Ingram Carpets Turkish Lounges
h,rr, IN satin; large and beautiful collection OF Mante
sses Ornaments 10 tne Oil Paiutiues Damask add
La e curains, rlch Shades &C ...-.
DINING ROOM CHAMBER AND NURSERY FURNf-
TURE.
supcrb rosewood Bureaus Bcseafs 1ete Iecs spring
tbais rich Capeis oval Mirrors French kne,ynss
onl Furniture. o,k Buffet. esk Elienson Table len
BE Cutlery. &e:, with lar,r variety Of mahogany rurn
lure. superb Hair and Spring Mattresses Beds and Bed
A.. No pos ronemenf. cash deposit required OF
purchasers Men VIII be =, the le 10 cart pack or snip
hood fDrn purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONER
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY VALUABLE
fLDING LOTS IN NORTH NEW YORK, AT AUG.

DRtAN H. MULLER. P. r. WILKINS co. win
a. ucon, on Wednesday June To- and Thursday, juno
b Y clock. at the Merchants Exchange saiesrOom,
Qiberty street, New York
hundred and eighty valuable Lots In North New York.
0rrh New York situated aboat 500 feet north Of the
lem river at the upper terminus of the Third avenue,
York; the streets and correspond with those Of
York proper; 1t s conveniently reached by steamboat
Peck slip almost hourly during the day; by the Harlem
road seven times day; also by the cars
the Second and Third avenue Railroads every
minutes durinx the day and evening. and 1T all hours
he night thus giving residents of the place the op
tunty for attending. lectures places Of amusement &C.
he city possessed by living upper
he city railroad Is to be constructed ihe main
fst known as Third avenue, and which is continuation
hird ayengr New York proper adsing .tll more to s
essibiity Tue location OF North New York il healthy
pleasant aud where pure air and other ADVANTAGES q
weny miles further out Of town. while the distance from
| O, New York below Twenty eighth street.
|he land In hgh (sand subsoil) and commands ne view
J he Harlem river and Long Island Sound Special care
be taken 70 guard the neigheorhood from the existence
active home for those who wish TO shan the NOR.
purchase either for investment or for the purpose OF
Iting. this sale will afford opportunity seldom met
Bh. The title 10 undsputnblc, having until recently be-
|ged to Col. Morris, whose title runs back two hundred
kn.
5x Pine street. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

Uy COTTON, AUCTfOSEER, WILL SELL THIS
day June at lo1 o'clock at 72i Broadway opposite
CT second hand Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors. Piano
Cottage suils 10 Hair Mattresses, Brussels and Velvet
Carpets In good ordef Paror Suits covered In brocste
satin damas reps and hair cloth mahogany and
rcaus and black walnut Bedseads and Bureaus
Lounges Easy Chairs. French plate Manel and Pier Mir
good Chandeliers Hall Light elegant rosewood
Bookcase and Eageres Music Rack Centre and Extension
Tables fine OIL Paintings aud variety OF other goods Also
Pbean Billiard Table complete size f. IA r. in. in
good order
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
~ IL LUDLOW, AycTroNEER.,


u. III. LUDLOW 4 co, give notice that the executors
sale Property Of Yonkers, belong
ing TO the Of Abraham Valentine deceased is post
poned TO Wednesday June TO- at II O'Clock At the her
giants Exchange los Liberty street New Icrx
beautiful ridge Of land overlooking the valley Of the Hnr
le river * mile the Harlem Railroad depot at VII
lamsbridge, choice section OF the town OF YcnkeSs
weschester county, only - minutes from the city, and
being divided plots OF 10 q each, with good
bung ses Is well worthy of the attention Of persons de-
string purchase attractive country SEAL Purchasers
generally cordially invited visit IT, Conveyance
be had At hour the depot Of the Harlem karoad 9.
wiliarnsbrdge person constantly the premises 10
show them Maps and all 70 be obtained Of the
au No. Pine New YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
AMUsEMEnFs.

| .oo.o.o AMUsEMEMrs.
NEw BowERr THEATRE
asr.slr j siSss III 1 .yssHss y ssHsa. i-.'' i'd ''
The celebrated ana rrs''isf Y hsssssSss s;aiS!ri''
Mons. rRAsxLIs. ,sa
hare 'i's''i''s I'll z SSsssSER. SSssSI;E :. s'' 0'"'' lee
- rnEEssssH% ssS blssIss ssFssASssf sssir,
ROBERT MAoAIIa
rHR RED Rosga
In p1spsSsdos as%S,,ss :S':' ": bsn. S.a
BAnsvSo ossS 8 tSgnsfAs 1 sads, fThsgn Tfsg losora
atsERsE ros raUsfB.
r.,. Mis-. I.AvrsIA wkhahs kisfEs WIFE
oolSssodn6ooiaRe d6oi z lnUIr.
rnr rour sssHS,.f lsIx nsSS EaTaS a. SsA napo.
eyer Aa''H Q" ris ii '1i SssArssF ~ ST. soSosRs ie as'
IN tao "'if r6fx *, 5Ens iaan s6hi a9 9fS1 rsR ssn
Tona TMnNllSEEIuL VI a rrIi-E rFILE x grGorrfsE, Grs,s
MOI "a maea as Que ordinary boy d sixteen years
T sSSL RSt Sa ss o r.
ASP H. rlaNTsD 1i % rEHToGAsss
oscs@ers iS s' &C. wish airn; snt srissa ua.s
''"'a " no eoI tSiSD ;'1s NUT AS COMIC sISeER
siass = ,i'cosf..sd l,i hsIi eS''r'.a
TilEi HOLD THEIR LFyNiS
EVERY MORNING. AFTgNNNpN AMI kNJNlhU
EVERY MoRslNc, AT n O'CLOCK,
EVERY MORNING. AT u O'CLOCK
Iae whJe four appear Ia he i4er seal
WEDDING COSTUMES
WEDDING COSTUMES
which they si GRACE cuuE ~ aud Ia which psa
era Ton tAuub and Lsyinls NArvu ~efs married. fcs
~, 1893
fhry sppesI other e9sanes, aAd remain erh'"
la5iEs ahHaHsS sHInDHHs asD sssilss 4; Ia
70 rToa NJ an COrtf1uahis.
ALSO, VARIOUS HOURS, AFTERNOON ani kFES
ING, and each Dramatic Performance beside thrtt
IAiilBIriokS OS fiik FLsfronm.
ia the ha ~ "
ruaoDgAPHIC CARTEs DR vi6IrE ~ Brady, "
her -four vondrrfu Lp sbe al on onr cart f1r ahs Ia
the Muse am a. 70 cent? each. Aso,
or THE GENERAL AND HIS "IfE.
'" con Nrrr AND MiwNrg wARRLS
THE ONLY GENUINE PHOTOGRAPHS
of n wpnder ul people Al ohyrw oocrct
AkE SPURIOUS iAfosiriuNs
AGAINST which the public are warned hen bl ma al ~n'
price, - .,
Bear Llytns Anseondas, Was Figure and Alhon cthsr
Wonders from quarter OF the rlphc,
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PkKfpRhANNEs
AFTERNOON AT 81 LyENlhH ~ N
AND COMIC BuBLErrA TWAS !.
Admission 70 cents. childycn under ~. Is crots
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

ID MECHANICS HALL az BROaDWAY
Monday June I, and every nght during The week
KxEMpT siIRKERs THE rERFECrcuREJ
THE MIRERABLEs.
Robert Macairc q w. Ormn jacques strop Dan nrvaae
n G. CAMPBELL.
Frank IesiIe, q. T. Fowler, q, w. 0rinn Eollu Howard
The popular Quarteiie. In new songs chorusss Ao
"Kiss Me Gooi Night, Mother
New ballad, sung sy Mr. B. O csmpssa
~ By Mr. Frank l.~sta
.When thi. Cruel War In Over -. Master Baruslda
LANAGAN's BALL. BLACK bMuADh
Doors open at T. commence ats O'Clock Tickets 70 oeeA
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

DAwNBRoKERs sALK RICHARD WALTERS, AUC-
Z TONER will sell this day Friday Al 10 ocieck pre-
msn co,hng suitable for he season Good ccs, Vests
terna Quli,s Bedding coass shawis and Man
uas BOota Shea and CATERS Guns Pistols and other
(;oods, Good Plated Ware. Important 10 drsisrs
g. HEYMAN, Phwnbroser, 1s5 Broome street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

U FITZsIMMONs, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL. THIS
day, 10s CLOCK the Stock and Fixtures Of thelro-
Store No. ~ Prince street. OF Eliza
beth viz pumps three Counters Gas Futures
Scales Glass Case and Shelving. Kegs &C.. with fresh
sortment Of Groceries and Liquors.
LNOR sALE-AT AUCTION, JUNE 10. AT COLD
spring Hsrbor. L. L., adjoining salt water, 10 miles
from the city ionse and Lot; sot HxlW communication
twice day ~ steamboat Inquire OF DAVID ROGERS LII
West Fifteenth street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

EDWARD sINTzENIcH. AuCTIoNEER .ELEGANT
u team of Pony built Horses-By D. w. IVES h co, at
1856 and I57 Broadway. this day, Friday june s. 1t
o'clock elegant Of thoroughbred entire Horses
. thoroughbred Morgan the other imported Ara
ban perfectly Kind and gentle IN all harness and under the
This chance to procure pair OF really valuable
animals Bay Mare, IS hands high, old by Ethan
double harness and perfect saddle horse irot In s
warranted thoroughly broken any harness and perfectly
knd and gentle has been used by lady saddle horse
Carriag gesScvera Family Carriages, Top Bugees,
Busgies Rockaways, eouPes &c Harness-A fine assort
of Single aud Double Harness. Saddles Brides,
Bay Horse Top Wagon and Harness. the establishment Of
gentleman consisting OF ne bay Horse years old l51s
hands high kind and gentle In single and double harness
and under the saddle originally S60 has been in the
country all winter. Top Wagon by Brewster and good
Harness.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

HOPE CHAPEL
10 BROADWAY
DUFLOcQs molly LAND.
COMPRISING SEVENTY scgsEs
or the most hi srssiing places Of
PALEsukk
Panied npon over -
I2Oo SQUARE fEEr or CAhvAH6.
BY that greatest Of srcblc paintsfs,
NONs LOUIS DUtLoCQ.
OF Paris.
LIVERY EVENING, At oCLOcK
Ard wEDsEsDAf and SATURDAY Afsrnoon. st ~
Closing ~ith sraDd festive
ILLUMINATION Of sf. PETERS
BILLIARD TOURNAMENT
Poh THE CHAMPIONSHIP 0F AMERICA.
fRiDAr, Jun~ g.
AFTERNOON. at O'Clock.
FOLEY against EsrEruz.
PyESis... o, so'cioct
TiEMAS saAlnst 0oLDTHwAIr,
sEInEITER sgalss .DEEav
A. the afternoon eILi.n
LADIES.
aclnrauod Nv gentlemen admitted witheat fbsfSr.
TICKETS YiFTy CEsTh zach.
a bitsfd aud tho
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

EDWARD sINTzENICH, AUCTIoNEER-CHoIcE
II collection of ancient Paintngs.-By u. w. IVES 4
CO., Thursday evening June T. At 7 O'Clock, at the
Derby Gallery 623 Broadway choice collection ancient
Paintings the property OF afreneh gentleman about 20 re.
10 Europe This collection has been made at
by its Iossessor and contains verabe examples by
the artists named the entire number Of paintings being all
the property Of
vAnderwerf Wouvermans, Greuze,
Netscher Berghem, Lingelbach.
Cuyp, Watteau. Murio.
boucher, Mifris Rubens,
PaOlo Veroneae Reynolds Kaufman,
LudoIco Cairaci. Breughel. And others
Also exquisite Enames and Carvings Ivory. On
exhibition week before day and evening. and
logues rea dy
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
IN H. LUDLOW AUCTIONEER
~. PARTITION SALE OF VALUABLE PRQPAkr

4. H. LUDLOW Co
will sell at auction THURSDAY June H. 1853 at IL O'Clock
at the Merchants Exchange saesroom l03 Liberty street.
by order of the Supreme Court under the
direction OF John Is. Hsskin Referee.
Wall street-The Lot OF Ground. with the Buildings and
being IA H. Id in. front and about 10 II. deep
Pue sreet-Tyo valuable strips OF Land the north
side Pine between Pearl and William Streets
inches front aud by 9s r. and a3 IT, in. deep.
Fourteenth Street.-The four three story basement brick
Houses and Lots Nos 2t 800 29s and 80 West Fourteenth
street. Tenth Lots each 2Sx103.lk.
Also two equal undivided third parts OF Lots
the south side Of Wst Fourteenth street. rs feet east OF
Tenth avenue each 25xI03 TX.
Twenty Two Lots with the two story brick
stables thereon Nos " and ~ East Twen street.
Lexington and Third Lots each 2Oxs69
Sales peremptory
Mas Of the property may be had at the ONCE OF the
tioneers No. s Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

IJENRY D. MINER. AUCTIONEER, SALEsROOM 81
III Nassau street opposite the Post onice MINER
SOMERvfLLE will sell auction, Friday. June At IL
o'clock at their saesroom 81 Nassau street very alaoe
collection Of Minerals specimens of Copper Iron.
Lead Zinc and other Ores AFRO the finest and most
markabe specimens OF Crystals ever seen this continent
The above the' the Union Mining Com
pany Eenvc Ulster county, and all taken from
35x40 feet situated 1876 feet below the surface They
been carefully arranged and examined by Mr. O. Her
man. mIneroogst Of this city who them 10 be
unsurpassed In formation and trliancy by
collection he has They exhibition
ioorn and will be sold without above
The New York herald., 1863-06-05


ID HAZELL, AuCTIoNEER
III. wHIrTEM0RE HAzELL store 2 koerty srest,
THIS DAY tFRrDAYl, JuSEs
1NkQyiock, the eutirr stork Of
HBAvl I'D SHELF HARDwARE.
uECHANI&F AND AGRICULTURAL TOOLS.
SILVER PLATED WARE AC.,
dealer retiring from business embracing general and
fnI Of fresh and desirable sscsed
rressly trade The especial attention the trade
is invited 10 this sse ~ tie nocx comprises an unusual
variety.
c,HERTFP,s SALE
- RicHARD WALTERS, AuCT1oNEER.
nv Of wit Of attachment and BY order OF the Hon.
Mullen Of the Justices of the Supreme Court will
espooe pubic vendur, Monday the sth dsy
June lso s ten o'clock In the forenoon, ~ Nos <e
ld Wen Ferry second street. large quantity OF Provisions
rous,sting folows-
Vnda Of Picked Hams.
linda Of Picked Hhou dersL
JIbds ef Picked Bellies.
Iinds OF Piokled Pigs fce.
fIbds OF Picked Pigs Heads.
iarre quantity OF Grease.
A isrre auany OF Lard.
a AZ. eur ptliy OF Smoked Hams, dc. Ac
Ara thereafter and by virtue OF said ria
and he order mentioned 81 the northwest corner OF
street and THIRD enue quantity OF Hans
Shoa,d~rs Bellies. Heads, Lad nrra.c. A.. se
n""''T' JAMES LYNCH, sherlT
o. t'e s'y srt county cf sra ssrs.
Axrnyw 7. rvr-f. rcf ufs trN.
Date MN fuHa, 'ntei t-ft
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1893. ~

AMUSEMENTs.
WALLAcK's (Bg0INs AT g.
W - OVER BEFORE M,
(FRiDAY,
isast inie, knowies' celebrated llay OF The
WIFE.
Julian st. Pierre Mr. Lestsr waisck
Ferardo 0unyasA........,. ! NantuAn Nortou
Antonio. cufitc ..........'. M John Oher
Lnrenxs, ad gocate of R4ue Mr. Reynolds
Baftolo- .... \. ....... Mr. n Hol and
Count liurio .............. ........ Mr. Parkes
Hugo gnarran 20 Mariana . q. ......... Mr. rope
Advocate 70 Hugo NJ Brewne
Courier ................. .......... Turner
Mariana ................ ......... NJ lioey
Foribel ........... Miss MARY Barrett
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

HENRY II. LEEDS co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
III II. LEEDS 4 co. will sell AZ auction on SATURDAY,
June l0s ocock al 23 Nassau street
general OF Household Furniture. Brussels and
ingram Carpets carved rosewood Suits in Blue and gold
brocate parre plush rosewood Bedsieads mahogany
Sofas Arm Chairs IN harcoth Rockers and Chairs
haircoth gilt frame Mirrors Hair Mattresses straw Pa~
lasses Boserf and Pillows mahogany Gard Tables
hogsny rosewood marble Centre Tables rosewood
Armorc a Gace Booscases, maple Bedstesds mahogany
Writing Desks silver Plated Ware China, Crokery aud
Glass Ware CalaLosers ready on SATURDAY molnng
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
I ARcE SALE OF THoRouoHBREp
- rRorgsssss' a. STOCK.

AsI propose greatly 70 reduee my breeding esabhen,
blood ITo'ng Horses xi on wednesday The i7h
day OF June nest offer at Public Auction. Nocsburu
Farm hundred and twenty ave head Of Thorough
Tro Horse Stock, consisting OF Brood Mares
Colts and Fes of various ages Mos Of this stock having
been selected myself with considerable care mAny.o
being finely bred 80 stock be- those who de-
src purchase either Boo Iro,iing Stock will 90 well
10 attend Catalogues furnished three
q sale upon spp,s"t,1Yn1 ,Y1sTsds = NJ s.TkrlSbra
Spring station WJodford Co, ny.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
vAN @. BAKER 4 CO.. AuCTI0NEERs.
PEREMPIORY SALE OF

aAGNIFIoENr HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS. sIATUARY. BKONz $,
AND MANY RARE AND COSTLY WORKS
or ART AND, AKTICLES OF VIRfU.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-03
Gen. II. G. Wright.

The apparently studied omission of the nam,
of Mojor- General II. G Wright, by the Legis
lature of Ohio, in the resolution thanking off
GERS and men for their services in "the siege
Of Cincinnati" seems to us altogether unwar-
ranted by the facts, and in bad taste and i'll
Judgment. Major General Wright, mrnand
ing the Department of the Ohio, ia not o nois,
or obtrusive gentleman, but he Is man O
business and OF correct ideas of professional
propriety.
1t furnishes sorry commentary on the wis
dom Of our Legislators, when the undemonstra
tive man ia treated with discourtesy because b,
gives rigid attention to the task set before him
Omitting to cultivate the arts that politician
employ for the procurement of shabby sor
Of popularity. We would not in any degre,
depreclate the services rendered In this vicinit,
by Major. General Lewis Wallace. They or,
well understood, and highly estimated; and WI
mistake him If he does not regard compli-
ment paid him by the Legislature, coupled
with disrespect shown General Wright, as
thing undesirable. During the "Siege OF Gin.
cinnau" General Wright was, as now, the
Commander of the Department of the Ohio
and had the general direction Of affairs, g en-.
eral Wallace having special charge of the de.
fense oil the city, Of course, under the eve Of
General Wright, who gave his personal atten-
tion largely 20 matters here. 1t is possible
that we are in error as to the animus Of the
Legislature, not having the details of proceed
ings before us, but It looks invidious. .--Cincin
matt Commercial, FEB. %.