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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-12

A Ivan q, BAKER CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
IA ALBERT HAYWOOD AUCTIONtER
RICH ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FUkNfTURE.
PAINTINGS. sTATUAky, BRONZEs,
hAkR AND COSTLY WORKS or ART &c, &c.
- This day trHURSDAY). May ~
a. the elegant mansion Is Wet Sixteenth street between
FIFTH and Sixth avenues
= sane common eing Al o clock precisely -
The Auctoneer would cR the tcuar attention Oh Ms
friends and the pubic TO this sale Catalogue comprising
aaperb assortment of Furntfe Pianoforte. Paintings
tsepoh Mirrors &c. Catalogues at the house Sale pc
fempory.
Drawing Rooms-supsrb Suits Furniture, covered with
procate or the richest description elegant Se ot WINDOW
Curtains TO The SUITS Eageres plate glass doors
Encognures and Bookease Centre Tables sta
Guary top and Ormou Chandeliers Cabinets
10 match, Ormou Dresden thna Ornaments; Marble
aiuary Bronze Figures, OIL Paintings by eminent artists
MAaNiFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
PIANOFORTE,
fully guaranteed the Stool Brocade Cover. Music
Sand, Books &c. Hat Stand Chairs 10 match oak Blu et
China Dinner imported from Paris present
Silver Dinner and Tea Service, Casters spoons. Forks.
Cake Baskets. Oyster Dish Tnreen, Table Cutlery Linen
rosewood and wa nut Dressing Bureaus, Bedsteads Ar
LINEN Sheets "a pair Pillow IL pair French Blankets
Towels Counterpanes Marsees Quits French Ioiet Sets
mahogany Sofas Bedstt Is Chairs Rockers &c Also UT
ure Of servants apartments Parties wishing TO attend
ehs sale lake Fifth Sixth avenue cars OF stages %
Aston 81 Nicholas Metropolitan Hotels leaving az SIX
eeenth street. few doors from house b-Every aru
Gle must be removed Immediately after the sale
A L. SMITH, AUoTIoNgER, WILL SELL Tnis
0resty between Second and Third one Piano OF
0pendid one $685. three Paror Suits
wood and mshogany Bedroom Suits. Rockers. Looking
gsssos mahogany Chairs Tables Brussels and
nsran Carpets and that belongs to first class
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IIENRy VI. LEEDS AUCriONEER
- HENRY d. LEEDS h MINER will sell at auction on
Thursday May H. at IL o'clock front of store No. %
Liberty street -
Pair Mares, Ave and years old fifteen hands high
warranted sound and kind; stylish and gentle
drivers will @ In 81 minutes
One pair hav Horses old fast travellers
and sh drivers kind and GENTLE and cost one year ago
$l5oa.
One jump seat Wagon in good order
One Buggy, quite and Carriage. but little
used.
Also set single Harness one set double Harness.
The above Is tho property OF gentleman who disposes
of the In OF having further use for
them.
pair OF pretty closely matched dark brown Ponies,
49, hands high with flowing tails and Names gentle.
stylish drivers and every suitable for adys pony
chase have been used and also ridden by children;
rned sound In all respects and sold BY the present
solely because he has horses than he can USE
Also a splendid match OF bright bav Horses, with
long tails 1871 hands high about eight years old
STYLISH. kind AMI eents in single double harness,
and believed to be sound; very desirable team.
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HENRY n LEEDS, AUCT1ONEER.
Ii HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSEWOOD AND
MAHOGANY PIANOS. PIER AND MANTEL MIR

RORS. &c
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sell at auction, on
FRIDAY May ~ at l0s O'Clock. al their and spacious
saesrooms 80 Liberty street few doors west OF Broad
HOUSEHOLD FUREITURE-Consisng Of a large and
valuable removed for of sale
ssng Of Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpe carved
wood SUITS in brocae and haircoth rosewood and black
walnut Dressing Bureaus Washstsnds and Comedies ele
CANT marble Console Tables brocael and
Window Curtains and Gilt Cornces lace ditto gilt frame
Pier Manei Glasses Hair Mattresses Straw Paasses
Bolsers aud Pillows, carvd rosewood black walnut and
mahogany Gard Tables carved Lounges, in brocatcl &c.
&c with large variety OF other furniture, all IN excellent
condition
Also large of Kitchen Furniture, all in good
condition. -
order; Mirrors Turning Lathes with Too&c sale pcremp
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HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCrIoNEER HENRY H.
IL LEEDS MINER will sell Mt auction on Friday, May
IL at u clock the- salcsroom % Liberty street
elegant gilt frame French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors
also aud mahogany Pianos OF beautiful tone
and finish made by Waters, Gale Co. Stodard j. ID
Walker seaburv Ilsey Co, Ulmaine Co, all OF which
are in GOOD order. y,
Turner's Lathe, with Tools, &c, and one Lathe
n naAh
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JENKINS AuCu0SEEa WILL SELL TAuC-
81 ton Thursday MAY y at II o'clock At col Broad:
ya, Horses Carriages. Wagons. Harness. single and
0oibe; Doctor f.d Business Wagons light Coach, woods
knid, ~ nersse
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II
ses.csn and Hoyt Brocslyn general
f and Liquors with Store Fixtures, Counters
Shelving &C, 4c
nANIEL A. MATHEWS. ACCOMMODATIONS
shade sS Se sTon
Silver Plate French China superb medallion Velvet Brus
s. an &ob 5 ps, N.Fhsws VIII sell at auction
W. %s roy .ee near roaissy ali The F@rn
in ss snS so ps 81
Centre Table Couch .resn and sold orocss
ssas , cue st green god Curtains satin
ss
snd Blocs Bronze Figures match elegant medal
i saae s' marble soo do Dining chsrs
= %
s ona DO
Chairs and Rocker to match enamsed Chamber Suits,
ssp f Pillow. Paase nc sanse,s Bsddns Sc Check
er Paa Wafs as
srser.or 4c also The Kitchen Furniture; w,,h which the
fSpSs,e round a !, style Louis KY made b the
s s s"oSa cho G 81 81 Fsntps %
ssews,.. ran;as o. Gasanssop =, Dorchester s,ssis
b sSsif {. s' @ATHE$s IA 6
II W. IVES, AucrIoNEER-p. W. IVES 4 co.
cG gUsn ans % ps sssd s.so 81 se, oa
~ w. IVES AucrIoSEER1D. W. IVES 4 60.
q old. 49, hands hgn warranted sound Kind and
Nentle harness; spirited driver but gentle will
Stand without hitching black Horse years old, l5A
hands high warranted kind and gentle Also msgnihcen.
close Coach by John H. Lawrence perfect order
hut little used; $50 Also 10 other Carriages,
new and second hand. Also Diamond Rng 10 pay ad
vanccs.
~ W. IVES co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
IL. saicsruoms 6t6 Brotdway-wtl seli at aucton on
Saturday Nav H. Mt III O'Clock Velvet Tapestry BRUSSELS
Ihrre and Ingram CArpes Pier Mirrors Baze Table,
cornices cursAus also i've rosewood Pianos
TDwARD sCHBNCK, AyCTIoNEER -ElEGAET
" span OF bay Horses Nv EDWARD SCHENtk,
1his day. NAY H. At O'clock at bis saesroom ca Liberty
street an elegant span OF long tail bay Mare- ana year
old fine style and action saddle horses tro inside
pf minutes together Also Double Harness, mnde ny
Yrsinor Also top Wagon, city madc Blankets Robe, nc.
The property Of gentleman gone 10 Europe TO be sold
without reserve.
HORSE. WAGON AND HARNESS
kprnz; rs hands hgh rantcd perfectly sound sind
nile ia AL respects; also light Harness and leather
Wagon
ELEGANT BAY SADDLE HORSE
thoroughbred tailed bay Horse; i5ts hah:
Bears ud warranted perfectly sound Kind gentle
avery respect excellent saddle horsc has ridden
b. lady and perfect In all harness Sold only
owner leaving for Europe. Can no NJ 1851; West
twenty ninth street. between and IL A. NJ
v,xECuroR's sALE-PoR SALE. THE RECTIFyINa
Goufn md Irving BROOKLYN. owned by the late
James McGee together with Eve Lease OF tho pre-
ses ihe Fixtures and NE Apparatus coqnec,ed with ne
desired profitable business has been carried on nj this
ga sbahnspt by IL ste owner, which be continued
without errupion This cood opportunity for making
IonFp executor al No sGj Columbia OF ~ Carroll street
The di.ery comprises fine three story building with nns
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A UCTIOE NOTICE.-E. ROTH. AUCTIOEEER
"A SPECIAL AND PEREMPrORY
SALE OF ELEGANT

SALE OF ELEGANT
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNIFICENT PARLOR FURNITURE
at PUBLIC AUCTION, THIS DAY Thursday. May r.
80 At the three story residence
No. l23 CLINTON PLACE, Eighth street,
Between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
sale commencing NJ II O'Clock precisely
The sale comprises the Of the house. and most
was made to order for the present owner by celebrated
Bold peremptoriy, rain shne Offering Inducements
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid and black walnut Parlor
&uis covered IN rich French satin brocatc and
Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges to match; rosewood
Centre Pier Tables Corner and Book Stands
Ornaments sssaut Brocael and Lace Curtains
lection OF OIL Paintings Engavings, large Mirrors and
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoEpRTE STOOL
AND COVER; COST $3.50;
6u ELEGANT Instrument, with round corners. beautifully
rved le2s and case with al modern improvements
strung bass full plate, French action flu seven oc.
tave and mahogany Bedsteais Bureaus, Wash
stands Sofas Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clocks Tables Bed
Lounges Spring md Hair Mattresses Beds Tea
Fables. Extension Table, Glass, China and SILVER Ware,
gable Cutlery. nc. Sale positive. Deposits required
"A VERY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS.
THIS DAY (THURsDAI), MAY IL,
AT II O'CLOCK
SEVEN HUNDRED CASES
will be sold this day
Including FULL ASSIGNMENTS OF NEW GOODS, In
1verv variety. made up for present sales.
ONE HUNDRED CASES AND LOTS OF LEGHORN
GOODS. women, misses and children. of favorte
make hnishhe whole comprising the largest and most
attractive Offering OF the season..
Catalogues goods 10 ready.
WIN. TOPPING co, Auctioneers.
Nos 9and II Park place.
and No Murray street.
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y Nas.sn street opposite the rs, o. ee
fa r Of e
m.s s s1 and Il q S s
sGd and s a%S srs:
wood s9s in na and and black
eiegan, carved Esgrre rosewood Bookcase in
He'd csss do Card G . and
rosewood washs,snd Armchars superb China. Dresden
rosswsoa scents grand oa,s Piano made
corner Piano made By worces.r Of New very su
ercr d 1ssEe er anS %sse ~
made 70 order os.y s Piano
so sd 81 Of %
made BY 9. 4 Barmore, Of New YORK; rossvood I oc
SS se sppSer Of New YORK. very brilliant tone roeweod
i Rosewood UPRIGHT Mechanics. Piano with ave cases OF
classical and c,isa Music =, msd e. ?, the e.s,
ncr in excellent condition having been but little used
uENRY D. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81
Mean street opposite c me f ISnrsanS I'M
is sp : sane ss 81
%o Sa,'a art V W. Dutch French German and American
sss%ssar yyySssS., r.u. H:1 .ay,S;
AMI Others Of celebrity Those O the French school are 70
ss;s. e s' s,' sssE~'' s E ;:s
aoa S Sssrs fsy9raey so@~n % u, pubic The
wy pl ss:se'' s ssstY $I,' s'S.n
Aoa.. BGs Sssa PAU Re aud others Also avery ne
cow nc celebrated o. se sosse o. ss sy
B@Ser from ,ke orFna nd s,ld 70 .e ne hnes, cope.
Td s ns So sFe ons
- guTpc sss c SOD cea. FOUND n
corner Piano made by wener q New York css, n $50
Il
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AMUsE M EvTs.


| I'HE APPROXIMATION
AND NEW WORK CIRQUE.
Fputteenth street 1aita the Academy OF Ensic.
TILTED TRiUmpHhL WFRR
afALDlNG = ROgFRs'
oRfAr OCRas Cfprflg
from south Amer hud th- Wet Indsa MI
a GRAND CONGRATULATIONS OF
TUE BIhT ARTISTS hND uORRE5
FROM NORTH AND SOUTH ANFVfGA
friendly comp titAn In the circle
THIS An n EVERY fVRNfNG Al ,ye,orx
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
at ~ O'Clock.
NOVELTIES ACCUMuLArfS0
INTEREST INCREASING
EXCITEMENT GUTNfgATINu
HORSEMANSHfP or EVERY DESCRIPTION
ny the expert daring and graceful arta male
female.
0vMNASTICs. WI oLESAt.E AND RETAIL,
by small army Of the most lthe and agile Athletes'
ACRoBArICs nv MAMMOTH TROUPE
skifu yictors In many warmly contested
= o'0 EQUINE PEATs BY srEEDs
both sides Of the equator who are more han brss
and little less than human.
CALIsrHENTC DISPLAYS.
EQUESTRIAN SPFCTACLFS.
AND PETITE CoMEDIBS
Nth all The lauuinerabe etceteras OF
MODEL HfPP0THEATKIC ENTERTAINMENT
NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES
Stalls rs cents; Dress Gree. 50 cents chdreo
half price; Amphttheatrc 20 cents Doors opon-After
noon. AT ~; Evening IN
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JOSEPH HEGsMAN
FRIDAY md SATURDAY MAY ~ and ~,
At ten O'Clock A. each day al The Cenifs ssesrooms
wrloughly etrset. corner OF Pearl Froukyn. =.
LARGE SAIL OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, ac-six
ro,ewood and mahogany Pianos i've French plate Ter and
Mancl Mirrors handsome rosewood Paror suits IN oroca
tel. Centre Tables two Pymp,on's secrs,ary Becs'esds
Bookcascs, Wardrobe HAtstands, Extension Taoes OAK
marble top Bullets Chairs Hair and Spring Mattresses
Gas Chandeers efeators 80 good second hand stoves
Farmers Wagon. Ac Also. Is cases OF Cnquot Hcidsck
q. II. humm 4 Co.'s Chsmpaencs
r. sELDNBI, AucrIoNEER-s W. sELDEsR
~; vin sei THIS day at i0 O'Clock, the sses,oom
Consisting OF Bar Ccnnters. and fables, DiniSS Room
Chairs. LoutGcss SOFAS, mahogany Bureaus Looking
Glassea Carpets OicIoth, 70 One Hair Mattresses, Bed
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FINE Arts.

ERRpRrcKs A co, PHOTOGRAPHERS. III Firra
avenue, between twenty .sscoud and twenty .hE
streets car,ss riss 81 rcr dozen. Our voEk esnns
b. excelleV,
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~ W. KELSEY. AUcTIoNEER, WILL SELL AT
at tie Brooklyn City Saiesroom No ii South Seventh
street. Williamsburg, the following Real Estate yiz.4
full Lots South Second street. Fifth: 2 lot
6x2O South Second Sixth street. and Lots
Meeker avenue North Henry street. in the Seven
tenth ward on the line Grand and Newtown
Railroad Ais, Greenpcin near Union avenue,
the frame Dwellings and two full Lots or ground,
Greenpon ferries Terms Of sale made known on
dav of SALE For full particulars apply TO the auconeer at
sofc
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A N KERWIN. AUCTIONEER.
IA. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BANGS. MERWIN co, will soil at auction, on
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY H. AT ~ O'CLOCK,

IA mAoDoUGAL STREET. NEAR HOUSTON.
che usual assermsnt OF rarlOr Dining Room, Chamber
nne rosewood and mahogany Parlor Suits Sale persmp:
cory. without regard 10 weather
r ASg Vss
S5EFE sifTzE S5 dsss fsrssH CHM i
THE ENTIRE s GpS SyEs 500 Ss THE HOUSE
TO BE SOLD Ss, WIFI %Iffi5GT RESERVE :.
twenty seventh Eighth avenues,
viii DO sold the largest assortment Of elegant Furniture and
Wsnut suits in green reps; Centre and Pier Tables
nSspg sn ap so
aud emorodered Cover 900 Yards rich Tapestry CARPET
Bronze Chandeliers costly srsnzss Mante and rare
sror Ornaments Lace Curtains Shades collection of large
pSSf Hair
& ssss SUITS IN sos ann rro
Clocks China Cut Glass Silver Table Cutlery. oilcloths,
Han HENRY e R. Ssf sAas
UcTIoN NOTICED D. cAuLKINs, AuoTIoNEER
II To purchasers of really first class costly Furniture
sapsrbiy carved rosewood Pianoforts,
THIS DAY sllvs sTh riase s. May 49,
A. he residence ss West street Eighth
re- sale se%p%i.es q he riches. ana s.Sc
sion and % Be sod wiihou, An examination
pariors Contain three elegant full suits OF rosewood
or in d ss and a s" ss
$agsres splendid and costly PAran Ornaments. rich
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE STOOL
AND COVER,
elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
narved legs and all modern improvements
Also magnificent collection Of Paintings ood
Surksh Easy Chairs fine rosewood Centre and
SIDE marble top Tables richly carved; Velvet and Brussels
Carpets. &c, &c
ss and a
oth ten Hair 40 SO pounds made
20 order, in excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture consisting of fine oak Extension
ras 9a o1 ssT Ware sh esy %
and engraved Glassware of every description.
Camen in attendance to cart pack ship goods for pur
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fyY JOSEPH HEGEMAN. AuCrIoNEER
b THIS DAY.
Thursday. Nav IL at lOA n. at No. 81 Atlantic street
Astweeu smith and Hoyt Brooklyn general
sf Groceries and Liquors with Store Fixtures. Counters
Shelving, &C. &c.
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NEW PusLlcATrOSs.

. METEOROLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRtAGE-CON-
"A t.uins nearly so pages and iSo tue plates aud en-
rravnss 81 lie eraomy OF human organs IN state OF
henh and srasr with treatise errors, rs DO
porabe cousc encss The mind snG body with the
ai,nrs ran ntthe only ratonal aud successful
mode Of shown BY the report q esses rsa,ed
Nm thfu adviser ,hc married and those contemplating
marriage who would their physl condition. sent
frvs Of 10 address receipt OF a. cents In
ssmpe POSTAL currency. Address D La Croix il MAIDEN
- haas
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u MACDOUGAL STREET. NEAR HOUSTON,
che usual assortment of Parlor Dining Room. Chamber
Kitchen furniture, Cooking Utensils &c, including
nne rosewood and mahogany Parlor Suits Sale peremp.
Cory, without regard to weather
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DAwNBRoKER's sALE-THrs DAY BY JOHN NOR
! TIMER. IS East Broadway, OF four hundred lots or
Pledges consisting Of mems and womrn'a Clothing worthy
the attention of dealers and others BY order OF N sich
297 Third avenue.
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- At AUCTION.

, ,,oD 80. - pm, "a A.ucTIoN-oN THURSDAY
May - 1851 a ocoe On ,ss R,ss,s IN .ss
town o,, tse ,n psrceIs q
So Twelve -S 70 az ares each on 81 s are Farm
Houses and ontbuldnes s iIs for villa sites
a. well tor its profRca a. ia,ia anu os In such
he has made Improve AM commauding view,
without interfering with he otherr me sa, hundred
ridge Of table land from 'n m5e srater Command.
Ss extensive s 1 Views Of Isisad Sound WIN
glimpse Of the na aae cas-, OF the soarsdale station
o tn Harlem Railroad The who'll Iat y "a, =. ~,
~, ~ IN nset nrice corresponding vita its reinVe valne
compared with the whole and sola on pas Aono sn
bond and mort age at six per cent IN ass
the pu chasers do not wish 70 on.la OF ~ ose w
dollars per ricnlt purposes tonveyanc"s VIII
he nj the scsrsda the day Of sale TO meet the
N to convey persons the premises; which viii afford
time 70 examine The sropes and phTa et Of 10
the city hv the or s p. NJ. train l. g. NORRIS
For explanations maps and description o, the proper
u COTTON, neutrality-suspicious. rURNI
May IL at io, o'clock al los Ffts avenue Of Six
the entire Furniture of the house recently 90
cupled club house. II will comprise In pnrt several
French Pier and Mantei Mirrors Velvet and
wood maho any and black walnut Parior and Bedroom
Funre marble Dressing Bureaus and Centre Tables
Hair elegant Hall Ha stands: together with
every article In the house. Sale peremptory at l01
(r Cabinet Furniture at Aucion-GEO. COOK viii sell
o.morrow o'clock store al Broadway large stock
made Cabinet Furniture embracing every vare
~ sewood black walnut and mahogany Psror Suits 10
brocste and hair cloth. rosewood and black walnut
and Dning Suits elegant Wardrobe Turkish
couches Easy Chairs Eageres Bullets Extension Din
ing Centre and Side Tables nc.
Goods purchased this sale be carefuly Doxed TOT
shipping on the premises
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~ W. IVES AucTIoNEER.--D. w. IVES 4 CO
~. will sell al their store. % Liberty street on rhursdsy
n luI. O'Clock quantity of second hand Furniture. Car
pets DC Also second hand Desks Also "a Sets Tenpin
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u T. HAZELL. AUCTIONEER
IL. FRIDAY. MAY IS.
at l0L O'Clock Mt salesroom Go Liberty street.
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
in lots to suit buyers
FRENCH TIMED AND ENAMRLLED WARE,
comprising In part Stewnans Kettles Ladles
Dppcrs Swimmers SPOONS and Forks, Wash Basins &c N
SH0VELS.-30 les dozen u handle Shovels
SCYTHES-43h dozen assorted Scythes.
ALSO
for account Of whom il TO close interest
5l3 DOZEN SILVER PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.
about 100 pieces Ice Pitchers, Casters Cups Fish Knives
&c 100 Snittoops Vases Cream Pitchers SeCar Hold
SO dozen Decanters Champagne and Wine Glasses DC
Catalogues and samples earv morning Of sale
WHITTEMORE 4 HAZELL,
Auconeers 62 Liberty street.
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VIM sell at auction Thur-day May r. 1884 ct II oicirck,
at the Exchange Saiesroon, III Broadway
(Irinity Buiding). New York.
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k'oh sALE-A PRRrry cofTAGB. II ROOMS STA
minutes ride from twenty Asyen.h street
nnsrR ss inl fruit shade trees and strubs Apply TO
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NTAsoNTc.-rHg MEMBERS OF GEORGE WASH
N1 ingion Lodge No. 2s5. and 4 NJ are hereby
m0nsd the lodg~ Masonic Temple. corner
OF Broome and Crcshy streets on Thnrsdav. a. III M %
uibnts % late brother Jonas B.
Fnriham The fraternity respectfully Invited 70 attend.
at his late residence No 70 Cumberland street. Brookyp
= GPO. c, A. BAKER.
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DAwNBROKER's sALE.-THIs DAY AT BELL 4
l IN0RAHAM,s. 50 New Bowery. 800 lots Of Pledged
Goods, including Watches and Jewelry ue Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine, &c By order of f. Fasche
"a Eighth
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-08-02
A REMINIsCENUE OF LOLA MONUEz

Manager Lumley's "Reminiscences of the
Opera" contains the following story about Lola
Nontez -
"There is still another event remaining, in the
circumstances connected with which there is
something SO strangely ludiUous, that | can
scarcely look back upon II without a smile. This
event was the appearance, as daaseuSe, Of the
late celebrated Lola Aontez. IL is not my iuten-
ton TO rake mp the worldwide stories Of this
strange and fascinating woman, not long since
passed from the world Perhaps IL will be suiii-
cient 10 say frankly that was in this instance
fairly taken iu.
"a noble lord (afterwards closely connected
with the Foreign Ohice) had introduced the lady
TO my notice as the daughter OF celebrated
Spanish patriot and mar.yr, representing her
merits as a dancer in so strong light that her
appearance was granted. The afterwards great
Lola was received With rapture. Public, press,
opera ROers, all gave way TO suCh immoderate
fits of enthusiasm that it Is tlcut at this day 70
account for the strange infstuatou which per
Yeded all ranks. True, the so-called Sonora was
siugularly beautiful her style was new and there
YVES something piquRut and provocative In the
surprise crested.
sense In any sense. To speak the plain truth, sue
was but the YER est novice in her art, which she
bad never studied rs Gu art at all. do not in
tend ly this plaiu statement TO declare that the
French and italian schools Of dancing arc alone
TO te endured by spectators OF the highest class
for there is art in The Spanish school of dancing,
1
| Spanish lady had no real knowledge Of that
| which she professcd. The whole affair WIS an
imposture; and on the very night of her first ap-
| ptarance the truth exploded. Doubts already
| created were confirmed, and the true Spauiards
\ Indignantly refused TO acknowledge the impostor
| as an exponent Of tbtir national dance. On the
| discovery of the truth, declined TO allow the
! English adventuress for such she was, another
/ appearance on my boards.
| "And certain IL is that acted wisely, though 1
! had to exercise the virtue Of selfdenial as there
| is little doubt from the reception she had met
| with on the first night, that the lovely woman
| would have drawn large sums of money TO my
treasury, for some me ut least. In spite of the
| cxpostulations Of the friends Of the lRdy--in
epite Of the deprccatory lettors in which she
! earnestly denied her English origin, and boldly
! asst rted that she was truo Lola, q genuine
/ 'Monttz'-in spite even Of tho desire expressed In
high places 90 witness her strange performance, l
| remained inieXible, aud the false dauseuse was
| IeveT agan allowed to exhibit her handsome
person and her spurious graces at Her Majesty's
| Theatre"