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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-17
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gS 6ington, 16. 2luguit. - Nm Srciz
tag Radnlittag ertranf Der fiinfiGbrige SID
renee 6roiI i'm GaiterH 8ranb ouf Der {5Dbe
bon Glaren'8 9Serfte am SuBe Der 4. StraBe
bei'm Saoen.
= Im 9onneritag g2a6mittag muroc ein
fleineS ueiBeS OtGOdeu, JtamcnS Dtarp
Srowu, in Der glGbe Don Suntinoton an Der
Baltimore Potomac Sabu" bon Dem gfe9er
snbeg Settp 9eI9dnOet. 9aS DtaO3en ingte
e5 iofort leinen, sSater, nelder nit nlebreren
mittag lab 6r. 3. s. @lart BON !6untlnqton
madte etnen BollSiit-n auf ben Serbrefer
aufmerflam. Der yteger ilii4tete iid i'll cine
@tienbanOlung, lpuroe aber bort feitgeuon=
men unb beftnoet itd) iett i'm @efdnguiiie.
Der 9}egcr erSablt, baB er feline Abit6t gez
babt babe, ba8 StnO 5u idldnoen. Gr mlro
oil Die Seb6roen bon Dtarplauo au8 81eliefert
iperoen.
- s. gS. Sarris, Elm 9lrbeiter in Der STA
ld)inenfabrif BON 0fobinIon & So. on Der
9Saterltr. in Georgetomn wdre geitern beinabe
IN Die Nfald)lucrie geratbCn, Die GeilteSgc-
genpart zines Ntitarbeittr5 rattete ibm ba8
Seteu.
- 9lm Wtlttmo9 begann l1r. SulliOan,
elmer Der Gontraftoren, ipeld)e DIE Slanirung
Der Capitol 2lnlagen mad Dem Blane SreOe.
rid Gam Slmteao'5 iiberuonmen babcn, bic
besfaliigen 9lrbeiten, Die Der GougreB in lei
ner lebten Seiion augeorDnet bate. @r
,ablte leiueu 9lrbeitcrn eiutn Saglobu bon
Sl.O0. @eiteru friib itanoen Oie mcilten Der
Irheiter aus, nm bDberen Hobu SI er5miu9eu,
uno iie trieben Oteieuigen 2eute meg, Die he
relt 9emelen m1rcn, tiir etnen Dollar pro Sag
Su arbelteu. 6ierauf crbot iid) 0r. SulliOon,
$1.25 Sagelobn Su beSablen. Dies ilt9cra0e
10 utel ais Die Gontrattoreu beSablen, lpeld)e
Die anbercn Abtbcilungen he6 9Serte8 Sur
IusfIbrung iibernomncu babrn; aber bamlt
paren Die gelte nldlt mebr Sufrieoeu uuo lie
pei9erten iid, fir peni9er ais s1.50 micper
oil Die 9lrbctt 81 9ebcn. Die 2lrbeiten illlo
oabcr jekt iuiptnolrt. 0cittrl ueriannlelten
lid) Srpci= ooer hretbuubert Otduner, meilten5
Jtegcr, am @ertplaBc uno oieielben i6lugcu
fol9enoe gicti5 an: yySr mo1eu lieber bet
teln, ais fir meniger, ais $3.50 pro Sag ar
beiten. gSenn 9tubere fiir wcniger arbeiten
mollel1, oaun meroen wir Iie befGulpfen. 9ic~
ler Seidmlnoclung Der arbeitSltute muB eiu
Guoe genad)t lperoeu. Die 20bne, Die in
@barlciton be5ablt merOen lin0 81 80, in Slid
nono $l.75, IN Baltimore 81, in gtewzYorf
So. Der Sobu, ben man ms anbletet, ut II
Geut8. 9lrbeltet fiir ntAt pentger, ais 80"
Die 2eute erfldren, btelengeu nidt bebeQigen
Ill rpollen, bte all Den beiocn 4btbeiluu9en
fir $l.25 arbeiten, al benen ba8 lSerf be-
reits I'M @aule iit. gSenu aber biee feintu
9lfforoe oolleuoet iino, panu rpiro 9iiemalI-
Dem mebr erlaubt iperbcn, fir uealger, ais
$1.50 pro Sag 6u arbtiten.
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Sen. MOrioueS beri6tct, baB-cte &arllten
in Ser Sdlaht bel Stei3a, in 9fauarru, 700
Wnnn Uerloren baben.
Soubou, ID. Qug. - Gtne SpeSial=Oe=
peidle ocry SimeS" nelbet aus9torb Spanien,
oaB Mari6aa 3ahala nit $4,000 Otann uno
AZ &anoncu am 9onncrta9 BON Mirauba
abgng, nm 6etori Su enteber, peld)e StoDt
BON ben Sarliiten belagert miro. Die Garlt-
iten baben ei1 peridlanSteS Eager uno merben
ben anriidenoeu Sruppeu nersmeifeltcu gSt
berlauD leiiten.
Sci Bucbla ipartct Moriouc8 auf ben gr:
fol9 Sabala'S, tuorauf elm uereinigter 9tngriff
auf Gncla 9enladlt Werben ioll.
3abala Ipa, um Der Slantenbeiue lung Der
Sarltiten ent9e9ensulutrfeu, eluSruppencorpS
nadI Stttorta gemorfen baben uno nad) Nii<
rauba Suriidgefebrt icin
Sampicr. .Serid,te.
Sono OH, 10. Iu9uit. - Ser Oonpfer
yState Of Yenulglpania" pom Nelp= 0ort liegt
bel 2arne auf Dem grunOe, miro aber weoer
flott iperDen.
Rew . Oorf, 10. 4ugult.- Die agenten
oe8 0ampfers uState Of 8ennipluania" be-
rid]ten, oaB ibr 9ampfer @lasgop errci6t
bat nne ocSbalb nidt bei 2arile geitrauoct ieiu
fam.
Soutb mpt II, Is. 4ug.-0cr Opfr.
r9onai" traf pon Rem=D Dorf bier ein
2iperpool, 16. 9lng. - Die 9antpier
yState Of giepapa" uao y oluiiralia% iiHo Don
gteip= Dort bier etngetrofitn.
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Otorgen perludlfen lie Solplep S1 ermoroeu
Im folsenbcn N6eno mnroe bic g4ohuung
bes Sones angegriifeH uub oieier leibt Der
nunoet; bann 9riffcn belIen 4nbGnger Som-
lens !6auS oil uno b,eier lieb iid), I'M iein
9ebeu 3u retteu, in'S @efdugntb einiflieBen.
9tm Samitag Mittag mar bie9lnfreguug nod
INNER iebr 9roB unb oas Stdbtfen mar nit
be.paiIneteu Negern ansefilt. Die @eibeu
linb in GROCER gufreguug, oenn ir9enb Elm llll=
poritd)tiges gSort fann Gin gtaiiafre berbei=
fibren.
Grnor0ut.g eineS We9erS TIT Sens
nefIee. : Ginc entp6renoe 8e=
tpalttbaf,
NaibpiIle, Senu., 10. Mug. - gSabs
renb beute Der 9teger Nobert SanfS Dor elmer
9Sirtbidlaft in &ingiton Springs, Senneiee,
l!anb, ndberte iidl tbm gSillianl Sillam su
Bferoe uno fragte, oh er iid) NIT inn id)ieBen
wolle. Ser Jfeger uerneinte es, luorauf all=
lam ernlberte: yOann mill id mid NIT Dir
idieEen," uuo ifoB ben abnungsloien Sanfs
iber ben 6anfeu. Der Nt0rber, rpelder farf
angetruuteH mar, entfob in oas @ebOlS.
@rnbe Site tn Wtempbis.
Otemp his, 16. aug. - Die briiGenbe
'Sibe Der lebten ISOLDE bate cine unsemGbu.
lid grobe 3abl bon Sonnenitihen sur Solge.
Die Sanitdtsbcb0rbe beriftet, baB III Der
letten gSofe IA Beronen ben SonnenitidJe
erla9en.
Die ganmmollenielber in Senueiiec uuo
Mtiitiiippi baben in Solge Der 0arre bebeu-
tend gelitten.
s@re6i6es WerbredIem eimcs ste=
gers TIT Georgia.
Inguft a, @d., Is. Aug. = &apt. q. s.
Butler, Der 1ofalagent Der ySiib>Saroliua=
Sabn," ruurhe beute abenb llbr inter fol-
geuoen llmitdnben geid)oiien. Capt. Butler
batte nit ieiner Sran ben Sobtenbof beiud)t
uno febrte in etuer1 Stabtbabnnagen nad
Der Stabt 3nriid. alS bas Baar auSfteigen
iuollte, iaB Elm betruufener gteger auf Der bin
teren Blattform llnb periperrte ben 9Seg.
Gapt. Sutler itieB i'm nit Der 5ano on unb
befabl ihnt, aufSuIe1en. !3fpet anOere 9tegsr,
9abrtel unb Dtibael Ntiller, itauben a1If Der
Ylattform nno Otihael itieB Srau Sntler gu
rid, al8 iie austetgen wollte; in remielben
Qugenblife sog 9atriel etnen Htepolper nno
i9oB Capt. Sutler in Die S6ldfe. DIE 9teger
floben, wuroen aber perbaftet. Capt. Butler
1T nod ntd)t toot, fann a5cr ntft gerettet
tperoeu. 3ie Nufreguug lit iebr 9roB, unb
man befiir6tct, baB gabriel beute nod aufge=
fniipft lperben mirb.
Gin sspIfseertd,t nno raid)e ssnftis.
Inguit 4, 16. 4ug.-@apt. u. S. Sutz
Ter, tueld]er geItern bon eiuem Jfsger geiboi'
len pur3e, 1T geforbeu. tSie Siir9er mareu
10 erbittert iiber bieieu ltnprouo3irten MorO,
DaB mebrere hunbert 8erlonen iid1 bemoiine.
ten uno Die beioeu gteger aus benz gefdns~
nib boteu. 2luf bem Yaraoeplatc murbe ein
Solfsgeri6t tmprooiiirt unS cine Surp eiu
geifworen. Die Nngeflagten betbeuerten
ibre llni6ulb. gtadbem peri9leoene 3sugen
pernommen pareu, muroe Gabriel mieoer
nad rem @efdnsniiie 3uriidgebradt uno
Utt6ael uuroe beute DiOrsen 3 llbr erld)ui=
iei
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Scr id,tparse Wob TIT Siios
Sdrnlind.

Gbarleiton, S.z9, 16. Nuguit. -
@eoraetomn i'm Staate Glib Carolina lit ge-
9enwartig Der Sdauplat eines erbittsrteH
&aMsiee slpiideH ben 9.egeriqttieuen, tpetbe
BON Ben idrpqrsea aeuterld9ern 8omlep uno
SencS aefubrt meroen. Seoer BON 9eioen
miinIAt oas County gu coutroliren, in wel=
dem Die N.eer ltart in Der Mtaioritdt siub.
9lm Mittmob muroe cine Seriammlung oer
anbdnger ocs 8oulep bon Den AnbdHaeri1
oes Sonss seiprenst, nobel elm .asser tGotli9
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s. 8atme, 5eralssebcr.
gpejial Noti,e,t.
B6ittut ore
fir 9n(nranff Wfnff.


&aIttmore
fir 3u(nranfr Wfhff,
s4sto.it-vde bon esutb. nno gSatess stssks.
5ieie @eieajbait peri4ert fortmdbrenb staen TsIs
na oSsr Saaoea burt Sransunslid iOipobl IN Sc.
9sbnz, saeeus .uno asdaren5duier, SonSelssatsr,
GieIaau=s,roeutts, Dioeetn. Saus @eratbi6aI!en,
i'm Saa beStiifene ooer im Qaien ir eaouns beHnhs
iithe Sabrieuee u. (. M.
DaS Sireftorturl beifsbt aus forstnten Serrens
sSm. 9. partition, YrdfoeHt;
SEQ. u. Yt6erS, s.. 9apff,
David g. Witicn, 8. Hobt. 5entins,
soiid5 Yennngcn. 6. Wiorton StetpGrtr
Slaacis Z. Sina g. &. IeipcomeI,
benrp Carroll, Groiae Ser.pts,
d, 9. Steuart ID. 28. 2apior,
Hai. 5. Bruue, Ssraei eoaep.
G5eoree9. Sartiion.
apprfattons. Soranla-e nnS weisere ~ brtht ahe,
bic Ssieai bait lptro tn Der Office, SiuDcf=Gd de oo,:
sautoz uuo gDatertrase, ertbeli mo aub lGe S:ni=
ndae ofort erIebigt iueroen. gerfiheruns,n pstoen
aui irseno cine Srif augeuoumeu, ioel1e Der Hpnls
oHt mini ben ipags
fSont,1SD yEt. XHocotUuttb, Ger.
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guropaiI9s Gabelnsridts.
Gnaleno.

Qonbon, 16. auguf. = Ser a5nig bon
Oanemarf iit BON SrlaHb III Seth ein9c=
troiIen.
peuts fano in Glasgow eiue eroBarti5e9e4
montrattoH fir u@ome athleH ltait. 9te
9iroStiitpN mar cine Mette lang uno 10000
Mtenihen rpobnten Der Maieuueriammlrng
bel. Sn 0ungannon fano etne dbnlide De-
nnonitratiou itatt.
Die amerifauii9en Salfipisler 9aitirten &c.
S.o~,, -, 65hsfficfS
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@alttmore, Wlo., Nontag II. Nnguf 1874.

Samerapen su 6iilfe geeit mar, ergrliicn
murbe. Sn,fpild,sn mar Traser ourd ben
Sansilur mad Der SGroertbiire beS 2immers
qeeilt. Sieie mar ebenialls ueridlohen, mid
aber unter sen SuBtritten bes Boli3iten.
Era;er iah nun, mie Sranbl ltein, Der in Der
Ifi:te Der Stube an eiuem Sopba itanb, ben
Otepolper al bic re9te S9ldfe iette unb
abfeucrte. granoiten itiirSte su 'Sooeu. Gr
CT aeqen llbr 4benbs itarb, 6rau Sranb-
itein lit uur lcidt nerpnnoet, ebenlo Slopsr,
iusld,er in ieine aSobnung, Rr. 429 gsef 49,.
StraBe, gebraf,t puroe. Coroner erofer
pirb ben SAT- uuterludcn.
Ser Seed,ers Silton'faje SFansaI.
gieu Oorf, 16. 9uguit. = Cine Spe=
,ialz Oepaid)e bon Bortlano, Nte., bertd,tet,
bab 6rauf Moulton geitcru bort mar nno iid)
meiqerte, iiber Seeher's GrfarHu9 ne 0tei=
NINA I'll GuBern; er iagte, aae5 mas er anz
;uaeben babe, lei in ieiner GrflGrung nleber=
geleqt uub bos Gon1ite beitebe~ ietner lniid)t
nad) aus adtbaren 2eltel.
Ntoulton perbrdd)te ben Rahnllttag nit
Ben. Sutlcr in @loucciter lnb ipir0 am Wfon>
tag in grooflpn eintreffen.
Die ,3imcS" iagt, baS Gomite made fein
6ebl baraus, oab e8 tcabItdJttgt 81 @unlten
See6er's gu beri6teu, es ,pirp jeOO6 porber
!orn. Moulton nod elnmal bDren. 9ieler
beabfftigt, See6er's Sei6ulbtgung boil
itdnbig i'll lbrcbe 3u itelIea.
Der ,SunOap Dtercurp" bcrtdtct, baB
Moulton'5 6reuuDe iosen, Die SerOTfentll.
dung bon alien Sbatiaden, welfe OlOulton
femme, f0nnten bielem uur idaOen. Dionlton
ioa gelagt haben, er ipube burdauS 9tt6tS
hpridlteu alIEer benz mas in ben SOdnoen oeS
Gomtes iet, peun See6er feine Seihuloi=
gun5en segcn i'm erbeben ipiiroe. 9ieies
lpuroe Seed)er wieoer 9eiagt, oerielbe ertpiz
oerte, onb eiue Grflarung allerbings Srn.
Moulton Der @eloerptciiung beid)nlOtge unO
ais man ibm SIT osritebeu CAB, bab Moulton
jett Die ganse ssabrhei. iagen meroe, ent9eg-
nete Seedler fiibl, oaB er, anitatt nadb Beetsz
fiji na6 gSaibtngton geben lperoe.
Der y0iercurp" benlerft, baB Sce6er ben
Utonlton aus BEN &lauen pcs 3oaamtsz0es
nnnsianten Sapne gerettct babe uno Dab er
iett mn eiugSort Su iageu braud)e, nm Nfonl~
ton SIT rriuireil.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BoorHs rHh4 ssaxorxEsF LESSEE 81 j. B. BOOTH
For Two Two N wEEKs Only
MONDAY ~ ssSsas 4,ax EVENINGS "
JULIET.
in s'f HSzsc f.s srl HHEafE''y Of
A SRr fAEERpA a EVENINGS
MISS NELSON
win appear in k ssE SainnSplns Creation Of
in shahe'psarss E TSE IKE PASTORAL it, Comedy Of
MONDAY E N5s. ESils APsr n 1874
win appear The first IN This city, in her famous
sheridan S$S@I;; flay entitled
sssges IT, an III ess and the
D twenty eighth street and Broadway. Begins at s
MI AUGUSTlN DALY......... Proprietor and Manager
The
Fray Fray.
MONSIEUR ALPHoNsEii
enthusiasm
climax
second act
eQualled
the
nights of Camille.
Mr.. CHARLES FISHER. as, Captain MONTAGLIN.
Mr. GEORGE IKE in ea houssRd ocrAsE
man of many.
Mr. JAMES LEWIS. .JOVIN
Mr. FRANK uAH6 IS b. sGtRs 5y clerk. .nEMY
pY Y SD salt laid ae Tor coast duty
an old mans darling and a young man S slave.
Miss FANNY DAVENPORT. as. :. NJ dame GUIChARD
Who Born .sOn
mrs. u. H. GlLbERl aS MANU.
the peasant mother.
Miss NINA VARIAN. .............. BONETTE
her daughter,
BIJoU HERON. the remarkable child artist,
ADRlENNE,
one the 'namecss.n
.ALPHONSE" MATINEE,
SATURDAY, at 80.
DARK THEATRE-CHARLEs FECHTER-LovE's
Il PENANCE
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A uCrION SALE-AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE
II Ia West sd street. near 9th avenue,
THIS rTuesday) MORNING,

10 Viii EHa n ls sssssS Ss sSs 81 sSsn''
elegant D%@fp sa.sho 81 S SSrS SslGss sale
a LIKE 5000 worth
elegant nnes 1oss Sstssf' 'ss rsno
;SsSS ssss t
IN and 's sps style real rf ase s
naia LSIay Tables
Seofsa.s Sasinsa Etsss nss Rsssnssn liable
SSsS6ss ss' Sss:sss
small raro suits Covered IN reps also and
100 FEED Gi p cSt0 ce M
Broadway.
A DJoURNED MARsHALs sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
an IN execution will ie this day At 10 sslosk At
Tweny-eghth streets. the Fixtures % fine Butcher
ueIIoNS sALEuTHE HOUSE AND LOT NO 20
be sold at public auction, At the Exchange saesroom.
X x san ese @ s 0a
M ssa ~ ha nd he ii
app to 4api Pa
A y y %fESiAa TKtsS ssh 1ssasassr.
At the h Ezensngs Saesroom III broadway, the three
No 10 East Fourth street between avenues and O.
House IN good order, rents we'll &C.
A UCrIoN HOUSE OF J. N. HAVEN 4 co.
lie a q rn
lure stocks Of Goods &C. on premises Of owners
a". :. :" SS Apz "a. 1.
'"' - Desks, Carpets, Chairs &C.. ''
'0rnsi an Taa3I aaene
"A ISL Sixth avenue. corner Thirty third street.
wEDsEsDA2Sa' April p, 1874.
10 o'clock A. NJ
Aarge stock OF fine family Teas Coecs Counters
and Platform Scales Tea Tea, Bins sss Ms
IN quantities e suit Also valuable Lease
''''''' JOHN D. HAMLIN Auctonccr.
A by A. HERTLISGA Co
contained in private mansion q East Twentieth street,
@ ,4es ses suits
latest styles and rich covers Pier Mirrors Brussels Car
Case case Gsaseres GaS G1' o0'A A'e ''' 00A
Suits ass s apa
spring and hair Mattresses. Lounges Pillows, Bossrs
FnIiiure Buffet Extension liable Chairs Plate, Cutlery
oA,''A o'0'A''' ''A''"As HENRY z1NN. Auctioneer
PY DANIEL MATHEWS AucnoAEER-sALEs.
~ room 7s cedar street. near Nassau; alter May II
THIS DAY TUEsDAY. April q. at loh O'Clock at sales
room.
SPECIAL SALE OF SECOND HAND SEWING
MACHINES,
comprising about $50 the known make Of Wheeler
Wilson, Grover and Baker, Singer, Howe. Wilcox
are M ii Fn BEEN y u
used and have been taken IN exchange.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL "A and Is at IL O'CLOCK
AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE 2os FIFTH AVENUE,
a HHE nRrias h2ass IN MIRRORS
MOQUETTE,
VELVET AND ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPETS SATIN
WEBER" sosHwoo SbbeF FfihasSS6ronrr, nsLoDEos,
Sverware, &C., being entire contents of IS elegantly
furnished Catalogues ready, and permits
examine may be had at auctOneer's Office.
MONDAY, APRIL u at private residence
IA EAST THIRTY SECOND STREET,
near Lexington avenue,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
CARPETS. &C.
TUESDAY, APRIL % at private residence
MADISON AVENUE, between Forty second and Forty
third
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MOQUETTE
AND VELVET CARPElS, &C.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, AT 50 CEDAR STREET,
Restaurant Fixtures Fine Wines, Liquors. &C.
THURSDAY APRIL 30, at private residence
MADISON AVENUE between 1920 and l3od streets,
ELEGANT FURNITURE, CARPETS, PIANO, &c.
Details OF the above will be given in future advertise
ments
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WASHINGTON Az, BETWEEN ilrn AND 18TH srs-
aentee Household Furniture. Mirrors, Carpets &C.,.
&C. Details hersa ri rRspAY ADrrl "a
NO s sesA e m pv s$h rssfenss
SSoAp%1T ASP iS4iglHH Ay5SStH aASSs5As
S S1aSs cry hpYt Mskns AND OTHER FIRST
ana Xix
nroca,eI and plush rose wood ebony and gt inaid
nv marble top Centre ana side fables, sit Tables ana
aS
ana Chars walnut ararsIss bosksasss Si@Ss
pc top oosse Suits, lest sarisd hair ana spring Nat
Linen silverplated Ware, China and Cut Glass. Kitchen
THURSDAY, APRIL %
;, at 10Y O'Clock at the private residence
x 0o1Av 5 E5Hso AH hARS p e SfHiS~17
aad s e'
ln 1a
Lounges, Rocker, Easy Chairs, Dining room nit in
pansd Sa't
sp TsS nd ss Sn ana
Silver plated Ware, Crockery Kitchen Utensils, &c.
FRIDAY, APRIL "A,
NO. IA aEs At 81 Pfaiva asE
HAsns s,XTH AyhNHE hTR SH3APEAx MADE TO
iOi.D pnn, ~
ORDER BY BAuNNER MOORE: ELEGANT BLACK
WALNUT FRAME MIRRORS EXTRA PLATE, HEAVY ,
AND LACE CURTAINS; ROSEWOOD OCTAVE
PIANO. MADE BY g. Il II. BARMORE; moquette. vel
vet and Brussels Carpels carved black walnut Suit,
incrimson figured cotene, Cutains to match black
ton Chairs, black walnut and gilt traced frame Pier
Mirrors, Jardniercs ronzes carved black walnut Bed
steads. Armoirea-tilace and Commodes SUITE Pick
hards Bcdstead-, Tables Lounges Etageres black wal
nut DUNN. Extension Table, marble top Buffet best
crred hair Mattrcs scs feather Bostcrs and Pillows,
Bed and Table Linen, richly decorated China Service,
Cut Glass Silverplated Ware Cutlery, &C., &c.
SATURDAY, APRIL 2s,
80 . at !Ol3 O'Clock, at private residence
BROADWAY AND SIXTH AVENUE.
Handsome Household Furniture Mirrors.
Piano. rich BronZes, Carpets, &c, &c.
Details in time.
MONDAY, APRIL o.
at l0ls O'Clock, at the warerooms of
Messrs. X. H. DESSOIR,
NO. II UNIVERSITY LACE NEAR FOURTEENTH
STREET.
Elegant Cabinet Furniture.
manufactured by the above celebrated manufacturers
expressly for their city trade and sold in
sequence OF their removal from their location
Union square.
The high reputation tor the manufacture of only first
class goods borne by the Messrs Dessoir for the past
years is sufficient guarantee for the excelleIcy and
durability OF their furniture.
The stock embraces superb marquetry inaid Cabinets
Tables and Pcdeas rosewood suits of the latest styles
bookcases Library and Oce Desks and Suits in leather
ladies' and sentemcns Secretaries Dining Room suits
Bedseads, Bureaus, Armoires and Commodes suite.
in saunwood rosewood and black walnut; Lounges
Centre and Side fables Chairs, &C., &c.
The above will be ready for inspection and after
Tuesday, 2st till day of sale.
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LADIES' MATINEE Wednesday, at . O'Clock.

p sSSSs HHEs ssaF
lsa sMND As s 2EEEA
first joint appearance OF
q sIS s%S5 r f S$i
FOURTH ACT or RIGoLErTo..
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ssn0r cAMrAS siESdoSD ACT OF AI i5zn0r NASSErrl
s sss.l. saHsSErsG y DEL n ssa aaFE
rotSTTaI % - 9y LES aTsgTSars.
seSoHI e SNpA ehous AND tTM
' ToMoR fss c Wl6%EspI9 EvEXiNG April ~
Second Cad subscription Night
First appearance sa shis i Fsr2r & LUCIA
in Aubef's SPARKLING 2pSr b5ifAvoLo
Nine PAULINE LUCIA ..... as zERLTNA
vSTpE G1PoJL f nsh DlAyo q
- ''0 coLETTi, BARILi,, BASF1, 1c:, e.
Grand FARkNh AeLn s e $ = nlriSEE
2siG tae AsaSe%s being geapisa By Miss cashmaa
FRIDAY Vb BON l.hrq LSToScssrp'0n Ssn1
sArgh24f T E2TH CHI Z q ? N
10 Of a1oya Nov at the
schirmeT's, 7Ol Broadway, and at ia broadway.
PRING YOUR CHILDREN TO DAY ATe
hHMpTY AWAITS THEM AT BROADWAY THEATRE
AcADEMr. TkSnEFc .;Isl nArI N15;xrr
On 'Hf f&;P f9SfSsaiSS TAsiSal F. + A
NO MATiSEh 1ssAHTHkDAYD SaxT. the 18th.
nRs gHlfn ~
and fa fs scene
at the sa also I'll
L Corner q twenty second street and Broadway.
Mr. STUART has fsf hPn9f f + ennqsae' that
win appear this and every ey yning II
Seats may be secured in advance
MATINEE ON SATURDAY, APRIL IS AT III
CERMANIA THEATRE.
~ AD NEUENDoRFF Director
Mile. ANGoT LA pile de Mime. AngoD.
operetta in three acts by Lccocq,
Box office open daily from TIL O'Clock
| OWES PENAScE-GREAT SUCCESS.
= --------
I AIDES IMPORTANT 70 TIE LADIEs.-THE
Pass . es on the yss the
GEASD CONCERT
THE ORGAN FUND
CHURCH q o q T T + y %SSsg I,
I Fun ayenqe aud Fourteenth street,
/ WEDNESDAY EVENING, hprif g2 1871 az s r. NJ.
The following Artists have kindly
volunteered their seryIces:--
Nine. ShLVArTI soprann.
| Mrs u J, DALLIMOfE, Alto.
| Miss q. BOARDMAN Vioins
| Nj. A. MCDONNELL, Tenor.
MI JOSEPH JEWETT Bass.
| Mr. TOULMIN, Harm:
Mr. A. A. WILD, accom- PIANIST
and select Chorus
| Admission, 81
| DEMEMBER LADIES, MATINEE AP2
q. L. Fox's BROADWAY THEATRE
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uENRY D. MINER, AUCrIONEER
IL u-ate Henry II. Leeds h Mincr)
Salesrooms rs Chambers and II Reade street.
by HENRY ID. MINER.
THIS DAY TUESDAY,, APRIL 81,

3ls East 50th St, between ID and Sd avs
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. MADE Tgs,
o OH I; BY \, BoENNEKAMP, suCCoU 'BEMBE
sells Carpets gilt frame Mantc Mirror Rosewood Pnria,
SUIT lace Curtains rosewood Centre and Side Tables
rosewood upright Piano by George StecK Co; black
walnut wing BOOKCASE; richly carved rosewood bed
room Suits, comprising Bedslead Armore-a -6lace and
C0mmode, best quality hair Matr Bolsers and Pill
lows; black Walnut Extension Table; Dining Room suit
in leather French China Cut Glass silver plated Ware
&c, DC. Also general assortment OF Kitchen Ware.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL q.

at lUls O'Clock, at the private residence
l4 West 5Sth between Fourth and Lexington avs
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIER Anil
MANTEL MIRRORS. KoSEWo.D PIANO, MADE BY
sTElNWAY SONS REAL LACE CURTAINS &c, &C.
comprising velvet and Brussels Carpets rosewood Par.
ior Suit wood marble Top Centre and side Tables
Etagcres, rich Ormolu Mantel Clock Side Pieces
Bronzes fine EDgravngs, black walnut ana mahogany
Bedsteads, Dressing Bureaus, Wristbands Commodes,
ssiyerpated Ware Hall stand, painted and samsllsd
holsters aud Pillows, Crockery ana Glass Ware, Kitchen
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AMUsEMENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
1rs s ss i .as Hys azzs ssn
M SSs S Sd4s Snd P H1.;e9 E1hrn
in the labiean Pantomi %1S q The
Mr.. CHARLEY WHITE in the new sketch,
SONG AND DANCE.
MONDAY, Ap5ila,
in q round OF iavorite characters
SrElSwAy HALL THURSDAY EVENING.
s Ahhsfn E SFAfss AS a
with ri
: NJ, T.. : d HI5t \ j f1ia|;|: ana
Tickets ST. Reserved 50 cents extra For sale at
Ponds 80 Union square Windsor, Gsey and Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotels.
EOx's BROADWAY THEATRE.
MATINEE TO-DAY Ar2
CARTIER CLUB RECEPTION DANsANTE
TUESDAY Evening. April a. at P. NJ precisely
SALES AT AUCTION.
Art SALE.
BY ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUcrIoNEER.
AT THE
soMERvILLE GALLERY,
81 FIFTH AVENUE,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
APRIL %, % AND a.
THE sNEDECoR COLLECTION OF
OIL AND WATER COLORS
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION
DAY AND EVENING.
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exhibition with effects surprising those which
successfully applied to the Cyclorama of PARIS
This Cyclorama has painted and espe
cally Tor the COLOSSEUM, by Messrs. DANSON SONS,
and words describe the perfection of the work.
they have achieved emua ting reality
The celebrated Cyclorama of LONDON BY DAY, upon
which staff OF artists has been engaged in rein
station the past three months wl be on exhibition
at the Matinee each day.
In addition to the above ATTRACTIONS the varied Enter
PROMENADE are in themselves an ample source Of
MORAL AMUSEMENT and INSTRUCTION. and i'll
themselves worth MORE THAN THE PRICE OF AD
MISSION. Two performances daily at and p. M. Ad
mission, 81. No
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UCTION NOTICE. r. 7. HAZELL, AUCTIONEEK.
IA THIS DAY TUESDAY,, APRIL q,
at l0ls o'clock. at No. 300 Broadway.
IMPORTANT, PEREMPTORY SALE OF
GUNS, RIFLES. PISTOLS,
SPORTING GOODS. &C., &C,
COMPRISING the entire Stock contained in above store,
in which is embraced breech and muzze loading Guns
W. AND 6. sCOTT SON, W. W. GREENER,
JAMES ALLEN
and other celebrated makers English and
German double ana single Guns, Rifles, Pistols,
Gun Caps Cartridges and variety OF Sporting Goods,
full particulars OF which will be found in catalogues 1t
time and place OF safe
r. T. HAZELL 4 CO..
Auctoneers "a Reade street