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SECOND WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.-Notice
- is hereby given, that, in conformity to the
provisions of the charter of the city Of Washing
day of June next at the northeast corner of Il and
18TH streets west for Mayor to serve two years. for
years; and three members of Board of Common
Council to serve one year, for said Ward.
The polls will open at a m and close att D. m.
JOHN P. HILTON,
FRANCIS MILLER.
H. CLAY STEWART,
nv a commissioners
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NSTARLIsHRD 1850.

II ISAAC HERZBERG & SON
$50 900 to loan in al sums on watches, yewery,
Wearing Apparel, and for the PURPOSE sd OF
enlarging our business, We haye erected ~ ~
disc Furniture &c, at our old established stand,
No 55l ST., betw. ~ and Stns rear q NatiopA
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E1FTH wARD-FIRST PRECINCT.-Notice is
L hereby given that. in conformity with the
ton, election viii be held on Monday, the 9Th
day of June next. at the. School-ho corner of
Sd street east and A street south, for Mayor to
serve two years; for one member of BOARD of AL
dermen, to serve two years; and three members of
SCISSOR for said Ward
The polls open at clock a. IN. an close p m
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THIRD wARD- SECOND PRECINcT.-Notice
l. is hereby given that. in conformity to the
provisions of the charter of the city of ashn gton
an election will be held on Monday. the 9Th day
Of 9Th and streets porth for Mayor to serve two
years; for one member of the Board of Aldermen,
to serve two years; and three members of the
Board of Common Council, to- serve one year; and
Assessor to serve two years for said Ward.
The Polls open at O'Clock 8. M. and close at
pm. A ADAMSON.
CHI ARIES e. WOOD,
GEO. G, WHITING.
"a commissioners
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EIRST WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.-Notic
H is hereby given that, in confos nlity with the
provisions of the charter of the city of Washing
an election will be held on Monday, the 9TH day of
June next, at F. r. Dorsetts carpenter shop, cor
ner of G and sth streets west. for MAYOR, 20
two years; for member of Board of Aldermen,
two years; and three members of Board of Common
Council, to serve one year; and Assessor to serve
two years. for said Ward.
The polls open at O'Clock q m. and close at D.
m. J. W D1
GEO. F. KIDWELL,
L. P. RODIER,
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j. MILLS,
8. G. WALES.
GEORGE NJ. OYSTER,

EIFTH WARD-SECOND PRECTNCT.-Notice
Il is hereby given that, in conformity with the
provisions, of the charter of the city of Washing
ton, an Election will be he'd on Monday, the 9th
day of June next, at the School House, corner of
Third street east and D street south for Mayor to
serve two years; for one member of Board of Alder
men to serve two years and three members of
Board of Common Council to serve one year; and
Asses for said Ward
The Polls open at o clock a. M, and close at 7
pm WM SLATER,
E.aI@ Ell TIPPETT,
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ELECTION NOTICES.

EIRST WARD-FIRST PRECINCT-Noticei
hereby given, that in conformity to the prov
sions of the chart.r of the city Of Washington, a
election vill be held on Monday the 9Th day
June, a. John c. Reeves carpenter shop; on
between 18th and 2; n streets west, for Mayor.
serve two W ars: for one member of the Board
Alderman to serve two years; and three membe
Of Board of Common Council for said ward
B. M VIM r. CALVERT,
LEWIS B. PARKER,
VIM. RIGGLES,
INV q Com mi ssioners
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CIXTH WARD-FTRsT PRECINCT.-Notice is
- hereby given that. in conformity with the pro-
visions of the charter of the city of Washington,
of June. at the School House corner of 9TH street
east and G street south. for Mayor, to serve for
two years; for one member of the Board of Alder
men, to serve for two years; and 1hree members of
Board of Common Council, to serve one year, for
said Ward.
The Polls open at clock a. m, and close at 7
p.m JOSEPH COOK.
JAMES w. BRIGGS,
WILLIAM HOEKE,
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EOURTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT.-No
l. tice is hereby given that, in cono1 nifty to the
provisons of the charter of the city Of Washing
ton, an election will be held in the Second Pre-
cinct of the Fourth Ward, at the south front,
center of City Hall entrance to Court House, on
Monday, the 9Th day of June, for Mayor of said
city, to serve two years; one member of the Board
Of Aldermen, to serve two years; three members
year. to represent said Ward.
Polls will be opened at clock a. H., and viii
close at O'Clock D. m.
CHAS. II. ANDERSON
CHAS. WALTER.
THOMAS GALLIGAN.
MI SSH
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SEVENTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT-NotIce
~ is hereby given, that in accordance with the
provisions of the charter of the city of Washington
an election will be held on Monday, the 6th day of
June next, at the corner of eth and streets east
side, Tor Mayor, to serve two years: for one mem
Der of Board ofAldermen to serve two years; and
three members of Board of Common Council. TO
serve one year, and Assessor to two years for
said ward
Polls open at o'clock a.. m. and close at7p.m.
T. II. BARRON,
GEO. MATTINGLY,
s. G. MAGRUDER,
myY Commissioners
SEVENTH WARD-SECOND PRECINCT
- Notice is hereby given, that in accordance with
the provisions of the charter of the city of Wash
ington. election will be held on Monday, the 9Th
day Of June next, at the corner of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue. west side of 18th street for
Mayor, to serve two years. for one member of Board
OF Aldermen, to serve two years; three members of
Board.of Common Council. to serve one year; and
Assessor TO serve two years for said ward.
Polls open at Z O'Clock m and close at 7 p. m.
W. T. DONIPHAN,
ii o. NOYBS.
HENRY NJ KNIGHT,
my n ...-..t Commissioners.
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THIRD WARD-FIRST PRECIN CT,-Notice is
! hereby given that, in conformity With the pro-
an election will be held on Monday, the 9Th day Of
une next, at the Office of John W. Semmes cor
ner of street north and 9th street west for Mayor
to serve two years; for one member of Board of
Aldermen, two years; and three members of the
Board of Common Council, to serve one year; and
Assessor to serve two years. for said Ward.
The Polls open at clock a. m. and close att
p SAMUEL +. TYSON,
JAS. Nj. TOWERS,
"a CommiS
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PERKINS, STERNE & Co.
$50 Broadway, N. Y,
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN
CAliF OR MA WINE
We guarantee them all to be
ABs0LUTELY PURE.
Sof sale oy all nrst-class Grocsrs and Dru ssists
sxelyW1oIS. nh So SIM

sNo1y-.o-o nh 80 3Inr
p a d ING -s.-
Iwould most respectfully inform my customer.
and the public in general that am nov a GneIs
my spring stock of American and French
uANGINGS. consisting of the finest Fr.nnh IN IN
Papers suitable for parlors, dining rooms, cham.
bers and halls. n .-.-s-' ' 'noin-
1 am also in receipt of large assortment ~ an.
Cornice, Gilt Window Shades and Picture Cord
and Tassels. sll' 1.tEF Soro
All persons wishing TO purchase will do vel, 70
look for themselves before buying elsewhere. AL
have the largest assortment of the above goods in
the city. JOHN ALEXANDRIA
mys-eo2m Intel No. $40 Pa. avenue.
~ MAPS 1Fas'ass@
TOAST Survey Map OF Southeastern Virginia. IN
Lloyd's Map OF Kentucky, g. 5L9l'
Mar of Eastern North Carolina:H
Coast Survey Map of Northern Alabama and
Battle Field of Chattanooga; cess
Map of Louisiana, Mssssippi and Alabama: 40
Coast Survey Map Of Northern Geor gia: 81
Csast Survey Map Of Southern Mississippi and
Alabama; 80.
Map OF Eastern Virginia; Is. Et
Pocket Maps of the different States.
my 81 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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FOURTH WARD-FIRST PRECINCT Notice
Il is hereby given, that in conformity to the
provisions OF the charter of the city of Washing
ton. an election will be held on Monday. the 9Th
day of June at the northeast corner or 18th and H
streets, for Mayor, to serve two years; FOR ore
member Of Buard of Aldermen, to serve two
years: and three members of Board of Common
Council, for said Ward.
The polls open at O'CLOCK 2. m, and clc se at 7
p. m. 8. X. SYLVESTER,
f. @. ECKLOFF,
+ W CLARKE.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06
A UCTION NOTCE.-LARGE SALE OF OVER SIS 900
"A worth of HOUSEHOLD FuRNITVRE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND THREE PLY CARPETS.

snade order $3.50: beautiful Paror Suits
cred with rich satin brocatei and French ens ROTH
nuctionoer viii sell this day, Juno a 0ls O'Clock the
6roperty Of family Europe At their residence 123
Dnton place Eighth street west of Fifth consist
ing Of 500 lots Of Paror Bedroom and Dining Room
furniture. Glas Oh and Silver Ware Cutlery Hair
6pring Mattresses Bedding. Chand ers Oueloth &C. Sale
positive.
NB-Parties wishing sale will take Sixth
Nv eHuc stages leaving Eighth street, the
Mouse
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

AIBERafH HAYSoob. = oH ASSrIoSEEss'' AuofioSEEs.


4 EakHk Hsr*oSb g. ASS1iSsEEs 4SSTISsEEss
HOUSEHOLD
eIANoFoRrs DRAWING ROOM FuRSiTuRE. Il;
ss A o
pREs6ks AND sssRkE ssfsEs ShNH VASES
aad many and costly Works and articles Of vrsu
rAi: a G.y ygstIS 5soSD4gS. zYer5oS; jSS:;s.
ns the elegant residence a West Sixteenth street
Sal. commencing a. 10 o'clock prees avenues
fsnas aean
Che largest and richest las q hoassho Furniture
Suits
R isssI as:
Enoosnures, Bron.e and ormou Chandeliers, Cabinets
.ndon PLAYING ten tunes; Artistic bronze Clocks y.ss:
atuar Bronze tirures on Paintings by eminent artists
sdSs 1cifAvE ROSEWOOD
@ s a. Broeads
Book &C. bat stand Chairs to match oak saast
Sa1 p1asr sss si FRO s
b sss
and walnut Drs sDs n sSSs RseI STANG: Ar
LINEN sSess a psrs Linen PILLOW Cases Il pairs French
ESss % sssssa
,S o .s % Sr s rsrs s, wsas o TO
As.or HOUSE. ST. Nicholas or Metropolitan HOTEL lesv.
nhFES1Es n;' &c = as,1;J ,A1;UcT,oSEER.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE Q. at MM.,
At the CITY HALL. in the city of Brooklyn
sSsf u w Sshf sss WAFER f
Sr NAYS a1a pa scarss rss inquire 81 RT
MILLER 4 GUFEIN l6o FGon street, NY
A :; I. SMITH. AycrIosEER, WILL SELL THIS
IA. day at III O'Clock, at "a Stuyvesant place (Ninth
htreetl between Second and Third Piano. OF
splendid and $780, three Parlor Suits
wood and mahogany Bedroom Suite, Rockers, Looking
g asses mahogany and maple Chairs Tables Brus els and
Fngra Carpets aud everything that belongs to first class
house.
UCTrON NOTICED. D. CAULKINS. AUCTIONEER.
IA To purchasers OF really first class costly Furniture,
RIea French Pier and Mantel Mirrors.
Superby carved Rosewood
Pianofore. Sllyac Plate, &C.
ON MONDAY June g.
at the residence 2l8 West Fourteenth street. Eighth
The sale comprises OF the richest and most eabo.
ratoy carved arlor Furniture offered public
zion and TO be sold without An examination
will well repay intending buyers.
Paors contain three elegant full suits OF rosewood Paror
Furniture in rich crimson and blue and gold and
orange coored brocade and EagereA spen
NAGNIFiCENT RosEWooD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL
AND COVER,
nm elegant instrument, with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case, all modern Improvements.
Also magnificent collection of Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs ne reps Centre and
Sde marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Chamber Suits, in rosewood and MAHOGANY; Bureaus,
carved Bedseads washsands Sofa Beds In fine haircoh,
der in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting OF fine oak Extension
pining Table oak Armcha Silver Ware. rich Oh ma,
Ivory and Silver Cutlery, Forks Spoons &C. with heavy
In attendance cart pack ship goods for pur
chasers.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

TEoRaE COOK, AUCTToNERR. -froUsEUoLD FUR
NJ niture. Pianoforte, Gas Fixtures, Ac.-on tuesday
June al iOy O'Clock, al saesroom m Broadway, largo
stock Of eeniee Furniture for parors chambers dining
rooms libraries &c including one superb rosewood Ward
rvps. Rtagerss rosewood ~ ovave Panoforte very ole
CANT Bookcases Chandeliers OF gh sx four and two
touusns aud supsrb yetyci CArpeta.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

u T. WILLS, AUOTiONEER. .,.,v.-.s.
Ware Fs:Sars Sa.: sss wssSss,sy
Of Esrhenware 800 boxes glassware barrels Kerosene
ah Tnlnpeys, large PsraI vass, on bs 9Th
HESEy i Lszps hycFI9aEsEsEERR assER vii, .,u ;. .uo,,o0
Tuesday june T. IL O'Clock in front OF their sales.
'''" w. - HORSES CARRIAGES, &C.
D he highest Rraos n bs so
Ss Very stylish peret KIND snd gentle n"d IN al
spd essIssa or as
maker Binder OF Par@ ltted in the most elegant STYLE
Won oNR LARGE FRENCH CHARIOT In fine order
one 0SE SNAIL sa{.b eorPE, N poca made ,s 70 order
The above all OF the highest order OF workmanship
and made under the OF the
HEsEEKK EEs hEEps A AuoTroNEEE .c 9,
Household Furniture consisting of Brussels Velvet Three
Git Frame Pier Mirrors Marble Slabs and Bracket gilt
s Tb sea.
Chairs rosewood Bedseads rosewood and mahogany mar
black walnut Baokcasss Hair Mattresses Straw Paasses
and Pillows; mahogany Rockers. and Chairs, covered in
haircloih Lounges covered in brooaie &c Also China,
Crockery and Gass Ware, Kitchen Furniture. &c, &C.
T E. HALsEY. AUCTIoNEER.-BY J. E. HALsEY
HARDWARE TRADE SALES AND AUCTION ROOMS.
rufsb1 ss.%tr june nsa a A'n 70 ',ssis oonook
BY for cash general assortment Of Hardware
Catalogues ready early morning Of sale
r COLE, AUCTIoNEER- SALE OF 81
O Lots In the Ninth and Eighteenth wards Brooklyn.
At the Commerciai Exchange 500 Fulton sreet Brookyn
20 Lots Bainbrdge Decatur and McDonough streets and
a w1S ax also u Lots Sn BasSwss r osaea
apply to the auctioneer. 500 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
- n , ,rtr
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

L,oR SALE OR ExCHANGE-Two THREE STORY
Il pwe nss, in Brookyu. y d.; newly painted, wstc
aud gas; GOOD street the ferry; ~ b. i0 o.s 10
rented good VII eycau for free Lois goo
Liquor. Address G. J. A., Herald Office
The New York herald., 1864-06-06


N Commsnos. sp pprieciss,y ~; concludes losl
THE 5EsS Evrnr
MONDAY. 'gsssn ysisSs SSPEyrnr xsgx SIoHr
and continued "'n "N1
OF the celebrated lyss ss;.s s,!ls's SrsTv.,,
gh the very popular s1ass the STAR Cword. sy
h snS rSs S5aYs as sSar 'ssn
titled = ''Ni'' : -
pxsSoossio,
EIourggs NIGas.
THIS coor. .haAs hAs ,SaoWDEp M,eIsr r,,p,,
wirh HY0 SSaa9siAssfd hif'itss aGplhsdEs f%hassa
pxcr,r,sr Who's. whose lavish praise Of the
SEaET5ggs suFaSs ssssssa RAsSESa
'''ESspf2$f s5fa& ssShSslss SSfESSss
srAETLiNG Nc EfrEcTs
AK psopuoEp AT T1TI VAST oufIAT'
w,', IHasIG in's 81 s'fDlsHiafia DR2M1ffo SKILL
Seats secured sr daysin advance . Doa"0'''
OLYyMrIsc IT THEATRE: E1
SIss. Lsssss Msns.s ssa Dfee'es' Johs Wood
''- After elaborate preparation d. s''"'l
MUSICAL ARTIsTicAI AND SPECTACULAR
the representation
COMPLETES AND PERFECT.
the grand romantic spectacular musea mechanical and
panom mlca drama, emitted
ALADDIN
On,
WONDERFUL LAMP,
will be produ ced on
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE6.
Mrs. JOHN "o2R 2RE ENTIRE COMPANY ALADDIN
NEW AND BEAyrirpL scassar.
b. j. Is. Hayes,
Introducing
EFFEcTs NEVER ATTEMPTED
In this theatre.
STAGE OF THE OLYMPIC
GREAT EXPENSE
ENTIRELY NEW MACHINERY,
COSTUMES or TIE
MOST LLABoRATE DESCRIPTION,
BY Miss g, Flannefy.
pronstles and Appointments by'..'.' Wiiam nsnry
oA'"0'A ~ TnE Music nNfiREiY NEW sa''n D'''a
Composed and srranged ,ge espressy for thy piece,
Tue DRaAATIs
70 be found fully described in that ancen, work OF the
THE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS.
and consist OF the following
Aladdn. Mrs John W ood
Aoenayar ;;.Mr W Davdge
MT ~. fars oe. DR.
a!Ack u h taFAe
Orlock Mr. Berry
rI,ncess 50 y waters
.opyau
Save OF tne islhg MISS v YOUNG
Doors open a IL Performances commence q, ococ.
Seats secured three days in advance.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

u,o CARPENTERS. SASH AND BLIND MAKERS
Of Machnery, cors sting OF Moulding and PscinR MIL,
enc Tenaniing Machine Scr and Rip Saw. WITH all tbs
shaltng Reting Ac Will be Sid cheap. App.y 10 TltQs
uyEaiNaToN. buliat. opaanri sUeaL Mes diYcA
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

WisrER oARDEs
w The m9nsgeIneu. 10 announce mat ,wpx 3, 10
uus which @SlhCsiAsh AND DELIFHT
| MR.. AND MRS W ! pIopVxcv
as ngs oy eEors.s "a Ss shamng ~
's~ asas = fasaISsSs!s AND ssi!i sslLAsr
saa1 xSr or nSsss .1s ss have
a' ''A TosISuT AND EsSSi.fsT ESlsY sidaP' id2aP'n'd 'ai
VIII 90 presented S,fGH1. PRA A0GpSff4A.9s9i pf49soL6s, g
s %a 10 .s = ss s leave sS sa4 oss
n0a'''a II ns s' rssFEJTios ifs1s Tsiissao Or BuenEsps
Fra Diayoio, alias the Marquis d .sn;se MAJ
nsppe ips;;sa;ly sssyy; y'ai; .sSsssa
deed anything but me hoarsenea peculiar g g, o,,
spoorsd by Msssr ynna Bowers II DarsaSor
T r. Morris, Ebesle Riley. Dennson AIRS eaaniTau aai
MUSIC INCIDENTAL
sPs Ssssress SS Song and Chorus. Ihsissp
Afa ssr in Dreadful state Or ana
Drinking sgpg from Prsns Daughter. Fra DA'es
Duet ION So0ds' Rock Reclining Fra p.voIo and z.ras
Song "Ah Key La" Gi.oG..
cooosrssd Piece "Hoop:a DO Docden Do. n.... n.,,.
srsad Ora. p.1. GsSgps T.: Ks.%sn;s
song Let me si's him Yankee Doodle Lors.ss
The performances viii commences with
onn THRICE MARRIED:
" via Win hs "a ss S'''a"
.,sas,nm,ns .,s rnnl.,,essos ana .a9sns Recruit"
'la ''''''''S 'vfcsf;isiS' vicToRisE' LIE PAGE
FRENCH SONG Les yepH, and
sEEoRA FBREA NESA
Spanish Dancer. with spanish Dance.
Ana MASTER IA a, sS2n AZ Apfi,L9 vLs, M VIM.
a Cadet ~ the ech ,ic sc cc' ~ Soa ~ & s WINS
Mr FLoRENCE. VIVIAN RIPpL0
Doors open at IA performance commences at IN
Carriages may be ordered for halfpast ten O'Clock
Eox's OLD BOW fHY THEATRE
~ Lessee, Director and Manager L Fos
MONDAY aud TUESDAY, June snd7
the grand Eastern spectacle OF
CHERRY AND FAIR STAR
NEW SCENERY. NEW DKEssEs, .sr ,,ocr,..
. OF THE MOST NOVEL DESCRIPTION.
Mss panny Herring Gnerry
Cas-, with the strength Of the Gompany
The drama OF
THE NOTE FORGER
r. B. Studley John Brassova
Supported by other popular Artists
COUSIN LAMBKrN
Mr. and Mrs IL. Chapman aud Farce Company.
BROADWAY THEATRE
Broadway corner Of Broome street.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
MR.. r. CnANFaAv
TWO GREAT cHARAcTERs
LORD DUNoREART
In Charles Gsyier's comedy, entitled
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN AT H0MB.
SCENES ENCORED NIGHTLY
THE AUDIENCE KEPT INA
DURINa THE ENTIRE EVENING.
1t will be repeated
EVERY NIGHT AT O'CLOCK.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

nor SArE-oN MURRAY HILL FOUR FOUR
story modern built hsh stoop Brown Stone lioase'
2ryc and Lots Ig1 feet. Price, SIS tO1 and SlSO
Immediate possession. Permits OF A. JoURNEAY, 10.
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

ID r. KERyfS, AUcnouEEI.
IL. By JULIUS g. sALyFNGEEt viii sell oa Monday,
June az 10 A. M in saesruom - Bo large assort
ment of Ready Made Cfothing Furnishing Goods Cloths
Cassirnsres Ncs;ings Lnngs, Seicias Trmn ngs, aud
ever, thing rcncral used merchant tailor ac. ASo
By OF WHOM, Il may concern large lo o. damaged
ApGcss, Farmers Satlns aa
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

JlousE AND LOT FOR sALE-ON SiiREwsBURY
III river between Mounts snd Browns docks; splrr.
did situation will be sold eras. rhc LOT couia
two with rut and ornamental trees The house
9ins dining room. hail. Talor and three bedroom, and
basement barn and other outbuiidnss auh good well Of
water n Is about Eve minutes walk from tic seanlbos
cE Tine steamboat Meta from The foot or Murray strect
every day passes The place lnqnrc Of Captain BENJANiN
H. EROWN.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

rroBAcCoSIsrs, ATrESTfoN.-FoR SALE ONE or
Rogers Cutting Machines, In complete order. Caa be
run BY hand steam power Arry at iV and 2op water
sseet
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

Sco BRoApwAY NELopEoN.. So, ssoApwAY.
sDD.) NELODr1S. NELODFOs, MELOpKOu.
News NEW scEssRS, Sfw DECORATIONS, NEW ThLBNv.
The mmepse amount expended rehtnG and redecorn4
ins the MRLODEOS amply repaid BY the thousands whs
Il nlgbv ~ see this magnhrent Dali o. music urte
express'y for The MELODROS. This night. fhs bug
esas opea of The Last Struggle Of the Long Psder n
when Messrs solomon Coles, LAlmer, La5nne and Bsie
Howard Kitty steele with the entire strength Of the oo0-
pany will appear -
N GEORGE T. HEYDON. pirec.ce
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

DAwNBRoKsR'S SALE. AGAR. 81 NEW BOW.
cry. will sell this day, at II oc ock yery large and
fne assortment OF womens 0oois cons sng OF SIN CALI
Deanc large lot OF seasonabe Dresses; SIX Grape
and Stella Shaws Undercohng aud other goods IN great
variety This els worthy the aenon Of hocbekeepers
and dealers By order OF John lynch Is Grand street
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

IOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--A BEAUTIFUL CQVN-
Il try Seat a Winfield Long Island three miles from
New YORK, and two minutes walk rom the Long Island
aud Flushing Railroad depos containing ten land
house. barn. crrriage house and other ouhorses ou c
place iaige number of fruit, shade
trees aud nnc garden. Apply to pr. PlNKNEY Az Fourth
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

n IVES CO.. AUcTIoNEERs, sALEsRooNs
~. sac Broadway.-The celebrated Gobel n Tapestry.
We sell auction Wednesday, june l5 1854 at IL
O'Clock four pieces OF Gobein Tapestry Ono piece was cx
hbitad Brooklyn Sanitary Fair and tn pieces in
Che Metropolitan Fair OF New York The Royal Hunt Is
valued $25 o. the Roman Duel 81 51, and the two
Scenes 81 900 each W be exhibition Mt
until the day OF sale free oil charge Descriptive
catalogues In Q few days
The New York herald., 1864-06-06
A MHGNifIcEST HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

A UCTJoN SALE OF CROCKERY AND GLASS -HEN.
"A RY o. EVANS. Auctioneer, VIII SELL in lots TO suit
Dealers Tuesday June at ten O'Clock, at IS Barclay
y well OF BEST White Granite and Com
mon wArc inc udng invoice of James Edwards best
Goods: Fsncy Toilet Sets jugs, Mugs metal covered
Molasscs Jugs all sizes Table Glass Ware, &c &c. Sale
positive and goods ully repacked Tor shipping.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER.
~ Eight valuable Lots on Pae c and Dean streets Brook
tlon Tuesday June T. IL o,c'ock the Exchangc
saesroom Ill Broadway Trinity Bnildings), N. Y.
PACIFIC SrRsEr-Thc forr valuable Lots the south
side Of Pacific IT'S feet west Of Powers each
lot rs feet front and by 100 eet deep.
DEAN SrREEr.The four valuable Lots north side d..
rec IN OF the above Los each IS feet front and
by 100 feet deep.
For map. and particulars apply at the Office OF the
tioneers.
4 II. LUDLOW CO.,
No Pima str naa RrOad dyaf NeW York.
The New York herald., 1864-06-06

DlcHARD WALTERS, sHERIrF's AUcTIoNEER.
lk fNIILiNERy GOODS. HATS &C.
will sell Monday. June nt IL ocok at auction rooms
81 East Broadway lhc stock Of millinery store sing
OF quantity fancy Hats Ladies Flowers Hat Boxes,
&c Sale positive