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Middletown transcript., 1872-04-20
Farm LabOrcrs and Dom mcstlcs
TO nv srrriiEp ny rns
Middletown immigration Society | !

fI,llE Middlc,own Immigration Society having
L been permanently organized, and having
procured competent and responsible agent. or
dcrs for domcs,ics or farm iaborcrs are solicited
Each member ordering immigrants shall pay
TO the Treasurer Of the Society ut the time Of or
dcring six dollars for each and every man. NO.
man or child ordered. lie shall also u, the same
time. give 10 the Treasurer negotiable note
with an approved endorscr, dated February 10Th
1872 payable in sixty DAYS from said date. ,or
one-half the balance; and alsoa proinissory no,e
for the remaining half, payable on delivery In
Middlrtnwn " the man woman or child ordered
In case the last note shall not Ne promptly paia
upon delivery OF Immigrant. the person ordering
shall foriei, 10 the Society all former payments.
Upon payment ,o the Treasurer as above
firm laborers or domesiics Of either sex will be
delivered nj Mddlctown, with as iiltlc DELAY AZ
possible, who will enter into legal coniracis 10
render service for year from date OF arrival.
Employers will be expected 10 furnish com
Portable lodgings and board for their servants,
and Ut the end of the year. 10 give fifteen dol
lars To each male and ten dollars TO each female.
whose services hare been satisfactory
Our agent will be specially instructed aud will
engage to procure only such ns have certificates
OF good character, nnd have experience In the da-
ties oi their several yocniions.
All orders must describe particularly the age,
sex, services To hc required, kc
For further particulars inquire Of
DR.. q. TRotP MAXWELL.
fen J, is1:-W Corresponding Secretary
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lt. 1.,lr1.
n II, Darling.

Ge9A 1.sunA wyos love NE,
1U4 - u1tk swess cAscss,
nCpg aFs IT. uurtals,
- WIN goal. ~ yue dclga to bless.
~ y0nB white ~ &emo osoua ~,
~ - e1sssss escr--lovs;
~ - e1oo ~ snnheAuss ssraying
~ - celestial lights above.
~ - 6arlIng, " you love me,
~ - yleld Ne no sweetcr Joy
~ 1ooe ~ vii bsiag 10 me, love,
u1Qr1n6is With aQalloy.
~ pelae ~ juys Of Heaven,
~ USbmt ain - h0pcs of blln;
f0& oAi klon - dafiisg,
y ~ kasw - ~ like th6. X
H -, darling, u you love me,
Dum - eloses 10 your breast;
~ ~ hee your soft hair shower,
d yeas arlls les me Fad rest.
u = III, with heart throhs minsling,
Un1nl6 this aad 'uiag bliss:
OD0nR otl)l eloser- er-nearcr--darlinR,
q : Ilagssiag. loving kiss.
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sxv cAsiir Tsstss.-i.ravr Mex cs~sis sr w,lantss.
tou md i1a.clpha at 20 u h~ave Philadelphia a
il - " aud Wilmington ! W Y. ". for New Ca.ts.
SsrSNA HRANcu Ts,tSs. tddltiuuul In tlo.e .A>..
Leave smyro. for Clayton II as A. ~ and ; rs r. NJ 10
make connrcons with trains and from Dover and u4a-
tious south
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger r,y attached ,e,v.
Wilmington " 81 A. ". New Castle. l 20; MiddIrtows
10: Townsend. " ts Ciayto -: boref, Os. Wy.
ominr. 10. fri,an. 90: Harrington. O n; raxsne-
'on ~" brdSc,ilIe, 10 sraforl. 70. Isly.s. H.
aud arrive al Delnar at I 80 a. "a. Paasr xccrs
leaving Philadelphia nj II 50 y \. viii sake.
close connection uiih this train ~ Wilmington,
He,nrning-Wili have D.lmnr, 3 10 y ~; Lau-.
rel, , 55; Scnior3 20 Dridgcyilie. 4 M Esr,-
mipgion. % Harrington, IS; FELTON,, 3 Jr.
Wyoming, ~; Dover, U5; CLAYTON I GAS
Townsend, 20; Middloiown, q 10; Kirkwood.
. o5; New Castle, . 30, aud arrive at Whining
| ton, 10 90 r. ~. Philadelphia, II 80 P w. and
Baltimore, 30 :. NJ. Smijc, 10 DELAYS incident
| to fright business
This train will stop TO take up passengers only
| A. stations named, but will set down upcra
nj any stopping place, Excrrr Ilnrc's Corner,
State Road Rodney and Dupont
CONNECTIONS.
Al Townscnd with the Ken, County, and
Queen Anne's Kent Railroads for Kennedy riile.
Sudlcrsvilc and intermediate places
At Clayton. with ". & u. Il r. for Enstou
and intermediate places.
~ Harrington, with j. 4 n. u. II. for MiIfsrd.
| Georgetown. Lcwes aud intermediate places
| Al s'ciiurd, with y. & u. X. II, for Fc,lvrals-
burg and Cambridge, ar.
AT pc'mar. with l.. s. Il. H. for Salisbury
Princess Anne, Cfsiied: also for Berlin and 9th.
CT stations ON the ". & T.. Il II.
May .p--ly H. !. kENNEl, Superintendent
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SUPERB PREMIUM ENGRAVING.

Every person getting up club Of five al : 60
each, or eight at 81 so each, will he entitled to
an extra copy OF the Magazine for lST2, and also
TO a copy o' the superb pnrlor mcs,ntn, (.lse "a
inches by 49,. Five Times tine To-day
which. nt 4 store, would coat four dollars. Spec
linens sent, gratis, 10 those wishing 10 get Gp
Clubs. Address.
CHARLES j. PETERSON,
No. ae6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oct 2s--tf
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REMOvALi

sTvHOa. MASSEY, Js. has removed hIs watch
1 and jcwclry ssorc 10 his new bulldlag, next
deor y she Nst:opaa Hotel, Whese - = prspesed
n Ssl: spe2 " esssoasss = usvel.
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M,npLrro,ss, Dr.. Svpr. 1871.

MinplKrow-, Dr.. Srpr. 1871.
+. r. CocnRAx, Ese.--Dsar Sir lit gives me
pleasure TO state that the g. 500 peach trees pur-
chased from you four years ago have turned out
~ represented In every particular. They are
large apd healthy aud the fruit this season was
OF superior quality aud very abundapt. The
same number Of trees purchased Of you last Fall
arc also healthy aud doing well.
skwRLL GREEN.
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Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates

Ahead Of all others. These plates are engraved
on steel, twice the usual size, and contain six o.,
sre. They will lie supcrbly eolorcd. Also, sew
ersl pages Of household aud other receipts In
short, everything interesting 10 ladies.
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FJNHE publishers Of TvE cHRiSTyiN r.
l. MON, being determined that the papcr.
which bears the editorial name and teachings OF
Henry Ward Bccchcr, should have every advan-
,agc, on its mission Of penetrating into cycrr ci.
~ aud village Of the land, sent one OF their n NJ
bcr To Europe last Spring, TO scck for a through
" meriiotious and attractive work OF art to ac-
company the paper In lis canvass for srbscribers
Fortunately he succeeded, and entering Pari.
from the East during its terrific siege and bonn
hardmen, by the fersaillisis, he was able 10 make
very favorable arrangement, with the proprie-
tors Of these exquisite ohromos by which they are
furnished at rate eniireiy eresphsnai, making Il
possible 10
PREsEST THE PAIR, mot snounteda
TO every annual subscriber TO the Chris,ian isioa
al So or, mounted, sized and vanished. read,
for Training 1.-THE form most advantageous 10 The
| subscriber NJ - Is. Notwithstanding the fac,
that the regular market price Of these beautiful
pictures Is Slo, thousands of them have been
sold, and still arc selling, In the picture stores,
These pretty Chromos can be bought no cheaper
now, but can be had ron NOTHING by Subscribing
10 the tnri,fian tson for one year They nre
no common colored prints, but careful copies nt.
ter paintings by Mrs. y. Anderson, an cminen,
English artist; printed In oil colors. from .ifteen
stones, executed by Jehcnnc, Of Paris, aud 70,
their size Uclxi.s inchcs), are equal 10 any
chronos ever issued A. q. COX, AarxT.
fcb 3--tf Middictown Del
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TERMs-Alwayx in Advance

one copy, Tor one Icar............. ........S 90
Five copies for one yca......... ............ 800
Eight copies for one year sr................. 10 GO
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Thrilling Tales and Novelties

Arc the beet published anywhere. All The moe,
popular writer's are employed TO write original,
for Petersen" In 1874, in addition TO its u
snnl quantity Of short sieties, Hvr ORf.E
NAL COPYRIGHT SOpkLETS will he CIV
en-, Wis: BorGRT WIN Paics, by Ann $. s,--
phebs TaR ISLAND ov DiAnosps, h.. Harry bsa-
forth Osce TOO 0vrsS by Frank Ice Benedict /;
LispsAys Luex, 10y Miss =. iiodgson; snd A
WIS, ysr Nor a Wss, by the author VI The
Second Life
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TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 G ASH.

\. B.--I nm also prepared, nj y, my shop in
odesan, to attach my Delaware Phosphate Sowcr
with all us improvements aud in The most sub
s,nn'ial manner, 10 the liaincs 4 Woods or any
common grain drill now In use, and guarantee
TO give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the Attachment, viii please
forward their orders as soon possible Ms only
limited number will he furnished this season.
TER bS:-pclawarc Phosphate Sewer attach
ed old drill, s.s, CASH or an approved nolc at
80 days W.N ilviLrox, ". u,
July lG--n Odessa Del
A. T. BRADLEY, AGsSr,
Middlctown, bel.
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n THOMAS MlssES. .LR.
.S~xk CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
YiddIcto,yn, Delaware

4 StLocKS Watches Jeaclry Sc. neatly and
u promptly repatei.
Always on hand aud for sglerCi5ets, Watches.
Plated Nafc. ferbz Spoons, Silver NHrln
Eurs. Silver lhjtiHles, S,ji, Susar ard Tea
Spoons, buuer knives, Gold Brgas,-gins, Ear.
Rings tihecr-liuas, Sleeve Buttons Watch
Chains. Watch keys hey Rings, sicol Walcl
Chains, dc.
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GIVEN -AWAYii,
Two Charming and Popular Works OF Ar,l
Wide Awake" and Fast Asleep, !"

An exquisite pair Of French oil chromos. The
subjects Of which are life size and cannot fail
10 please all who love art or children.
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0oPErERsOltss MAGAZINE.
CYEAPESTs AND REST or ALL!
SrLxxp,p Oyyxms ron 1917.

TNHlS popular Monthly Magazine gives mere
i for the money than any In tho world. II
has the best colo.cd fashions, the best original
stories, aud the hest cngrayings OF any laiy's
book. Great and costly improvements will be
made In 1874, when II will contain
ONE THOUSAND PAGES,
TwEL w COL. BERLIN PAT7ERSSi
rwEL w AAkhOTH col. FASHIONS!
ONE fH0UsAHD WOOD ours,
'FNRkfYSOUk PAGES or hUSfci
All this will hs given for only Two Dollars a
year, or dollar less than nagasines sf ths clssi
Of Petersen l1
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SAS.u ABLE FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE!!!

T'tlE Undersigned. MS one Of the heirs Of Rich.
L ard J Foard, viii sell at private sale, tho
'arin situated on Boheni, Manor. adjoining tho
Nlllagr o. ST Augnstine. Cctil 20 Nd
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f0N MfB or EXOHANGR.

r0snD suksgjkse WI III y szehanes for land,
= aspett p3YMett IT, psopetly IL Warwick,
aee eee1pled 81 jee6h =. 1le5es conslssiae * I
y. .ss Al y 3 s s'';'s;l ;t''lr ';s MA 49,
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BARi.uy,s INDIGO Yy.rt;

Il, wi,hou, doubt ihr les, nrliclc IN the market
ior hlaing eloihr.. L will cplor more water than
four fimrs thc sA'ur wright " indigo. aud much
more ihaa nny nliHg Nash ilug Ia TIE market.
the nri genuine Z that pEi uV 81 itfErp WttT-
nrHeeR lErD Syons. NJ. 233 North SECOND -
PHILADELPHIA Ia. Iae lHhtls hive both Wilt
berger aud BARLOW ua.tc on them. an e'i,rs
ass c9h'ru't. For sale by mos, groccrs aud
irGgaisla
li.TBEnGEa's lkpEI.iBl.E lSk will lie
found on trial 10 he superior article. Always
ON hand, ani lut sale ii reasonable prices, Pure
Grund Spices, Genuine Medicines tiamois skin.
SponYes Tapioea, Pearl, Sago, and all articles
IN ihe drug iiEe, AT
ALFRED VII rBERG FRS DREG STORE
No. 2aa Ngr'h Seond 81. fhilaieipbii, Ia.
July s, l5Il-ly
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Containing 100 Acres,

morc or less Thij Is the finest farm on the
Ma,"r' Is under high state Of cultivation; there
!. no wasig hnh upon II, and thrrc Is M better
land i. ,i.r STATE. There Is u thriving Young
Peach Orchard OF > zoo irrcs. in full bearing.
The farm h,s within q mil,s Of Mddlciown. and
within 2! Of Chesapeake ciy. Convenient 10
schools churches, pos, office, BLACKSMITH shops,
steamboats, and railroads
For terms aud iar;h u!lrs apply To
j. l FOARD,
Feb l0-u Middrtown, bel.
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iQilaIl &nma1 .
Delaware Rail Road Line.
81 a&4s's 1ess sxAs v ~ - f1f
sususmee Arrangement.

M and sssrr Monday. July Ilsh. 1871, isnsAAss -
" erpssa.t Passenger Trains vsu irsve ~ tesSess;
ssArN. eetyus
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A&r ron
Wii,rl,rPt::c.t,s

E'lavol'ing Extracts
are warranted cqsal ioany made. They are pre-
larea from the fra's, aul wilt he found ygari
hctr than m.uy vi lhe E.'r5cs ,hai are -ult
Ia gar Crer,r or brasgi.i .tof tWfrya".
firfrgcfs
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAMSHIP SERVICE BE-
l. tween San Francisco, Japan ana China.
Posr OFFICE DEPARrHENT.l

PRoPosALs For NAH. sTEAMsHIr SERVICE BE-
w %:.s Ssas: H june :, Gs1s
the % 81 w as nSe Of @
act making appropriations for the the Post
- ssd SRS?s sRs which
hereby to the v ma General
within three months after the passage Of this act after
sssa % 90 al
oas ana sss
tracts pursuance tSereof and the Contractors
@ a
Sr resstsT eass 81
ss 5 Of and with their engines and
81 as e h as. IL the
M sSp ,
n has .S % in
81
rs 9ssr + who have
z uned be q
Say . m spssisa mi 'sS ~ ct
s &: i ss sss: NJ i
s1 es 1sssn t. AND he PS e The
s for $ g as
nf .p a. S: 4 h
Iii Ss Ss s Ss
na the line S1 the
SsS
M Tspes to for the mail
Wei as to the Pacific %Si Ssss%;i companS. '' "
Ss' a s
81 ar n @gnay lime Of
class American going steamships of not less than four
@ % sna
% s ne
and nsa @ term
Each bid should name the time to be occupied
&
sailing days stating proposed days
shDSS @ days X.
partres must be 50 e at eqns And
The Re q n be
service and acceptance they viii be subject
be detailed for hs purpose By the Secretary Of the
Navy.
Proposals must conform in all particulars to the prov
sons and Of the acts q Congress approved
and q The above cited get II June is and must e
the bidder or bidders and their guarantors OF
property and abundany able good their tender
and guarantee.
The bidder or bidders must be American citizen
citizens.
The bidders and residence and the name of each
member Of the firm when partnership offers should be
distinctly stated. II made by corporation the bid
be accompanied by duly authenticated copy Of the
charter articles of Incorporation and list Of officers
and directors.
All bids exceeding the of $1,000 must be accompa.
MED by certified check draft payable to the order Of
the Postmaster General, upon some solvent national
bank ofess thanh per of the amount of
pay proposed in such bid bids such check DRAFT to
be subject TO all the conditions and provisions Of existing
laws In respect to forfeiture.
Any assignment transfer of an mail contract Is
expressly forbidden by law SUCH assignments or trans
fers null and void and the Postmaster General is
CURED determine any contract in of its being
derlet or assigned.
Proposals should be sent under seal to "The supern-
tendent of Foreign Nails" with the words Mail propo
sals Japan and China route" written the face Of
the address and they should be despatched in time TO be
received at this Department before O'clock T. NJ.
Monday the 18th day of August next which will be the
last day receiving proposals under this
JN0. A. J. CRESWELL Postmaster General.
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sALEs AT AUCTION.
A Lien Is. MINER, AUCTIONKER
N Salcsroom IS Chambers and " Reade street,.
by ALLEN B.. MINER a BRO.


"A sais'fc9% S,i$s street,
SATURDAY, JUNE 10.
& S.s,sss sn at ar kssGs sssss
Velvet Brussels ThreePiy and ingram Carpets French
Plato Pier and nantel Mirrors Carved rosewood and
sS Il a sns
Ss ss Hss wa
Lounges oak Marble Top Buffet black walnut Bedstesds.
on Hosss ana Iaes Window
ed
Ghnrs Ensrsyngs cEockery and silver Plated Ware
r JOHNSON. JR., AucTIoNEER
e. vA ahHkssk f Fkof2 aE
rHrerEEsrH WARD II tHs Or JERSEY CITY.
xss srLrsS SffDDp s1HEb1so LOTS
EIGHTEEN mo h%a DWELLINGS
'" os Ta q s S1s NJ e. s. Eas"'f'
mAs RI ssT SUisDiS Ssd So ri *
hast opportunity you win have 70 purchase hrstciass
afsaas Is es,fS' Regimen. Band
Eegspt Colati9n at St James Hotel, and Harrison's
Free Excursion Tickets Maps, &C. apply to GILES
HG9 SoHsSSS 4 asss len, York
RICH : JOHNSTON ssT AycrI9sEEn ..,...
opposite the Post Office
JOHNSTON VAN TASSEI.I,
will sell THIS DAY at their salesr0Om.
81 Nassau street,
at l0k O'Clock,
Important sale of Par0r Bedroom and Library Furn
ture, Mirrors, Carpets &c.
Also Office Furniture.
Also 100 Sewing MachineA
Also elegant upright rosewood Piano.
Catalogues early this morning.
A LBERT b. WALDRON AUCTIONEER,
IA shleWO0ms lS Liberty, Ill Cedar and 50 Church sts
Mirrors biiiisPpS Table, ss acs
THIS DAY, June Is 1871,
wALpRoN COOKE VII s sell lines of the following
goods to the highest bidder for cash. including
ParlOr and Library Suits
Extension and Centre Tables
Secretary and Library Bookcases.
Spring and Hair Mnttresses
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram
Carpets and OliclothA
Pier and Mantel Mirrors
Crockery, China and GLASS.
Foreign and American Cutlery.
Clocks, Plate Books.
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash stands
The Carpets Of this sale are In very good order.
On Monday. at IL O'Clock,
Horses, Wagons and Harness.
J. BLEECKER, SON CO. WILL SELL AT AUG.
IA. ton. at the Exchange SaloSrOOn. WA
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A LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALE
IA this day, at private residence Ia West Goth
mencing at l6H o'clock HENRY zINN, Auctioneer, sells
to highest bidder without reserve 300 lots Of ele
CANT and plain Household Furniture, VIZ Rosewood
flanoforte cost 5000; rich paror Suits Mirrors, Brus-
sGls Carpets Lace Curtains, Oil Paintings, Ornaments
Clocks. Turkish Chairs, &C.
Also Bedroom Suits in rosewood and walnut;
single and double Bedsteads Bureaus Wardrobes Spring
and Hair Mattresses, Lounges Chairs Bedding, &C. /;
also Dining ROOM Basement and Kitchen Furniture,
&C., &c. Sale positive.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
AFTERNOON zFs BENEFIT Ev nv
Benefit Of 'n T. ' " KFh sSs"s actor Me-
.. ''' ''fsi3se n sA f%,asnt s5sSSysr
ana MISS PAULINE MARKHAM
nave hHfg sS'Ss'f 81 o ,ss sssy''"
rrssTS SRifsy ass afsi aisDf
NIooDrmus ana sSi.ss;sss Of ruES lin our nas".
EyENfSo.' Ar O'Clock. the a thr y sMElDos
alA". written expressly EEp tS JACK MT xsene eatsA
,nnv o,,.o, lss sHs IS zsifsS.s
MONDAY June IL the new drama nAT Hb
EVERY EyENfsa,
THE PUBLIC HHE cE Ekbr A saYs su5aEs 70
1 opp 9FTSISHi l. aE3 Sssdauk NiSsTREis
FAMILY MATiSRE ssf Ht EaSrh TURNED A"Ar
Box office open from 10 A. VI. to =. M
5rg AVENUE TTgaEATsE. = .uousr,u
Positively last weak OF the
the brilliant Rs4I rh1lsia n D'-".'
""' last My night hs on June IN Is * ~'A =
;, .,o sf E1sF Az4 isHs =
or. s6s T ~ !. LAST s!S shhas or ras
ARTICLE ~" cus sHa & aAsT SS NJ. Fam,
ss.ss Mr. n! . d A Ts,E ESssi " b Ss,
s. sss s;ss o' S.ls STss ssS
., man, Pierce. Godfrey aud ethssy
A sfEEfDssS June 10 's"sa' Of the Treasurer Mr.
I"AA'AA o'AS4 BROADWAY.
THIS AFTERNOON
The great sensation, cu,c.oo
Atm ArrNRR
The great panorama,
AT MArrNKK
The great dioramic effects s.;u IN
Mr.. cHAs R. rHoRNE. JK..
AT MATINEE.
''''A AT MATINER.
Arrival of the train
MATINEE MATINEE
EVENING PnRr SSIaASol At so'dIook
TINION SQUARE THEATRE.
SECOND WEEK OF FoRrUNIo
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
Mrs. JAMES A. OATES every night in FORTUNE.
Every night this week, Prof FABER's wonderful
TALKING MACHINE.
MArINEEs ON SATURDAYS. AT ~
Seats secured six days in advance
H6SoSsh
w. ESs%Ish OPERA, ENGLISH STESx
a SSS
EIa '&s Gss' 's%s1aEE ~
n; &SsSSs #STS
viii he
Nj. HENRI DRAyroN will sing his famous song Isl
at III Broadway; Hail Sons, 7si Broadway, and Opera
SATURDAY 1 MATISEE.MAET FL X O'clock
Ms F. coswA LAST R sisaTs THEATRE
AND Won HAnh HHsA daaa gEf BALLET rnourn.
dfSAf iii fs s JS FUN
e s' sf sss4SE ss'
II; SS z fHss Is n n s1iss
See Star Troupe in three hours of Real Roaring Fun
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. THEODORE THOMAS.
lr0prls'0l THEODORE THOMAS $500. ,.'...,...
THIS sATTRD1Y5 EVENING, june Is. at O'CLOCK.
n March sH9ngrSse bsra LSs5f
Polka MazurRa, sAus der Heimath'' ..e.s..
D. Polka 6chnell, "Ohne Sorgen," )......... 0u"1s
s SHsSta2e aTSm hnf Hal DG sosa
;
s. Introduction. Chorus and March, Wagner
SThird act "Lohengrin'D.
IL Walt, aMen icbensiauf ist Lieb und Lust' sTsss:
GAM sHARPLEY's MINsTRELs, Ss5 BROADWAY
THE GREAT BAND OF THE WORLD
PATRoNIzED BY THE ELITE AND FASHION
SUPERIOR MERIT THE UNFAILING MAGNET
THE BEST PROGRAMME YET OFFERED.
Admission 80 cents orchestra 10 cents gallery 20 cen
nj AS ENoCH ARDEN
at Newburg, NJ Y, tonight.
| i 6S8 Broadway near Fourth street,
every evening at o'clock,
| u" LADY fsi'V oRohEs Tis''D"
Conduchess, Miss i
JULIE BLECHSCHMIDT-
Admission % cents PAUL FAX
GRAND Pigeon Shooting Match
IRA A. PAINE of New York city. and
| A. II. BoGARDUs, OF Eikhart III
Fleetwood Park, June II, at2P.M.
| Paine Stakes 81, 200 to Bogardus si,00
To shoot at 100 pigeons each; nnd trap and hnds
for each other
DR KAHN's MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 7i5 broad
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AMUsE sIENTS.


d Mr. EDWIN BOOTH .rroprieter and Manager
Fourth week sa z. NJ Pp aSHss sfAsed'A
RNoCH ARDEN
Saturday Matinee at Ia O'Clock
Seats secured at the theatre also ~ D'taon q oo.'s
music store III Broadway
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, is7s,
an entirely new and original drama in tour acts by
It taf or ran DAY.
THE sw fas'i!ss ANGELS;
OUTLAWS Or CAROLINA.
:Ss"ssss q 'Ss
soio S1. am among ! the Lowery brothers.
cas-. e he % ss q ss s and
Preceded by the y e9%e e pT Il iSs
GRAND SWAMP AS$EE a! %S5iSEE' on SATURDAY
OI4Aflo rHEA SUMNER SEASON,
S. At roSgL4.
BscoSy cha4 ST. reserved trout orchestra a%d sa
FAM fs1 sa G4sEi z and sArynDArs
the most Sn n ns
The ininitaD's Specialist r1x MAO
and the d''Anf MISS R.e' xH1d As'i mfSi'hs1sor
supported BY full sSsRi fTn%Ensqus \" 's drama
curing + iSS
OLYMPIC THEATRE-ALI. COMMUNE ATOMS HAv
~ ing reference business connected with this thea
IT, n JqRs II s sd e sssEssfd f. xens
Manager Ten days silence will be considered respect
ful negative.
WALLACKS.
Proprietor and nass sa Mi LESTER wAILAox
of BOuciCaulrs powerful drama,
-. 1 SH!s sAss sSR g!s =.
THE MESSAGE BY THE SEA.
THE MISSING WITNESS
MONDAY, June IL, first night OF
Watts Phillips great Domestic Sensational Drama,
ON THE JURY,
presented with NEW SCENERY MACHINERY ahd AP-
POINTMENTS, and an
UNUSUALLY POWERFUL CAET.
Mr. JOHN PROUGHAM, Mr. CHARLES FISHER, Mr.;
KoCKWELI NJ; H. n HOLLAND Mr.; W. LEONARD E u, ARDi
sRpearanee IN this thsat1e), Miss EFFIE GERM0N Miss
Mrs. JOHN SETON Miss MARTIN Carst appearance IN
this theatrel, Misses CLAYTON, BLAISDELL, MOOR.
In ACT 5 x POWERFUL SENSATIONAL INCIDENT,
introducing NOVEL MECHANICAL EFFECTS hithe rto
uninterrupted on the stage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-15

A UCTION AUCTION AUCTION
n Large and genuine sale Of magnificent House hold
Furniture at the elegant residence $50 West 42d street.
near a Seventh ayep%s this SatTrday morning. June rs
Brussels, medallion Carpets; Paror Suits covered with
satin brocatel and rcps Brocatel and Lace Curtains
Bronzes Paintings, Works of Art Bookcase Tables Turk
ish Sofas, Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnut Cham
stands Wardrobcs Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding,
Extension Table, Buffet Glass, China Silver Ware, Cut
ments Parties wishing to attend this sale Take SIXTH
Seventh or Eighth avenue cars Goods packed and de-