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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-03
THE MUTUAL LIFE,
OF NEW YORK,
= THE DEST COMPANY

WIFI
II has more money than any other two In
surance companies In the United States.
eS-Assets, SiXty-eight Million Dollars
e. II. GRANGER, Agent,
Rutland. VI
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. - The
undersigned have this day formed CO.
partnership under the name OF N. Weeks Son
and Will continue at No. 10 Merchants Row, TO
Olfer cheap for cash, Furniture, Carpets Crock
cry China, Glassware, Paper Hangings, and
general assortment OF House Furnishing Goods.
All persons indebted to the late firm OF Weeks
q Barber are requested to make immediate set
Element. NEWMAN WEEKS,
ROBERT n. WEEKS,
Rutland, Vt, Aug 10, 1874. auglSdu
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REAL ESTATE.

The ssles yesterday were without special inter-
est. Mr.. Joseph Mcclure offered frame house and
lot situated on Seventy eighth street west OF Sec
ond avenue. Mr.. William Kennedy sold Jour three
story brown stone houses, located 12sth street.
east OF Seventh avenue, and Mr.. r. V. Harnett
sold by order of the Court, under the direction OF
stone houses, situated Slxty-nlnth street, west
OF Lexington avenue.
Messrs. z. H. Ludlow 4 Co. offered the premises
No. 144 West Twenty second street, but receiving
no ord over and above $4,000 the property was
withdrawn
Messrs Muller & Son adjourned the legal sale OF
Seventh avenue property to June 8. and Mr.. James
II. Miller withdrew the l24th street pro perty and
adjourned tne sale OF 1881 street property June
The following are toll particulars
NEW YORK PRorERrY-HY JOS M'GuIRr
Frame h. and L ON s. 7sth ST. I55 II. W. I'd av.,
lot LoAio-<, inos' FltZpaulck So,fo
sth av lot is9xss III Jno p AcKerman ~ ll,s75
33story b. s. his and Is adj. the above, on the
SIDE eeen lot ls9xsali Jas f. Phelps plain .. 80,
BY n. v. nARvE-r
avs snS g & j. 's'h 81
4story s n and on z 6gth St. 10 Il w. OF :, -.
ag lot Ss S Shas = ~
day, Mr.. Jere. Johnson. Jr continued the sale Of
ns9sa L H. propery on the By order Of A.
nzng S22Ha The balance OF the property will be sold
LONG ISLAND PRorERrY-BY
"a 1ot corner Jamaica av ana the Crescent; VIM
10; on the Crescent; adjaining VIM thompson sS5
lot on the Crescent adjoining: j. Mtchei...... 1903
LOT on the Crescent adjoining J. Mchell....... 63
Llot on amalea ay, rear OF above Vim Thompson 400
Slots on amaca ad oining Whitney eacn... zl5
lot on Jamaica ay, adjoining; Laverlette -. AIS
iol on Jamaica av, adjoining Keenan,; ........ AIS
lots on Jamaica av, adjoining; H. Morris each 40
lots on Jaualea Av, adjoining whitney, each. 46J
sossss NEARBY my '''Sr l0 a prices varying IRON Sou
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MEETING OF TIRE COMMISSIONERS OF
EMIGRATION.
Debate Over the Alteration of the
Bylaws.

O0Oate OVer the AlterAEIOn OF the
Bylaws.
The regular meeting OF the Commissioners OF
Emigration was held yesterday at Castle Garden.
MI. E. Hurlbut presided there being present
Aessrs. starr, Stevenson and Quintaro. The ven-
cradle Mayor Havemeyer was also in attendance
for the first time since he took office. Mr.. Starr
raised the point that as six constitute quorum
there was none present. Mr.. Stevenson moved
that all bylaws OF 1878 be revoked He also stated
that he doubted the legality OF Mr.. Lynch acting as
Commissioner, he not having fled his certificate OF
reelection.
Mayor Havemeyer, who was present as ex oficto
member OF the Board. said that in his opinion
the Commission, being a continuous one, could
not abrogate its own bylaws. Mr.. Stevenson
stated tnat the bylaws we're framed for the old
Board. composed of thirteen members, and were
adopted by this Commission by mistake. II applied
to the present Board they would throw nearly all
the power OF ruling into the hands OF the two
presidents OF the Irish aud German emigration
societIes. He Was IN favor OF calling on the Cover
nor to interfere and help the Commission out
OF their dilemma. Mr. Starr was oil the same
opinion. Mr.. Quintard agreed with the foregoing
opinions ana also thought that Messrs. haaiinann
and Lynen mad no right to vote on the bylaws.
Mr.. Stevenson amended his motion 70 the appoint
nent OF a committee OF three TO revise the by
Jaws WHICH, being put, was carried unanimously.
Nessrs. Stevenson, Starr and Quntard were then
appointed as such committee. The committee
retired and returned IN i've minutes and recon-
mended the following cnanges:-
.sThat five commissioners, TOUR or whom having
right TO vote on all questions, shall constitute a
quorum and pe sufficient to change the Dylaws.n
Mayor Havemeyer moved that the matter be
laid on the table.
MIR. Stevenson moved for immediate action on
Che change. as Mr.. Eurlbut was about to leave the
city shortly.
adopting the revision of the bylaws; he for one,
being opposed TO it.
Considerable argument followed in which all
the members OF the Board took part
during which it was stated that the sick Wards
Island needed doctors and nurses, but none could
be appointed, nor could any payments be made
before next tall. The Mayor then gave history of
the Commission and how 1t worked when he was
Mayor before The question OF revising the bylaws
as above, then pug and lose. Mr.. Stevenson
protested against the er oDlclO members OF the
Board controlling its actions, alter which the
meeting adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-27
ELEGANT AND LUXURIOUS
ia BOOKS
NOW ON EXHIBITION Al THE CLINTON HALL
SALE ROOMS.

An extremely fine collection of imported Books COM
q yanaP d S Ct y ana s
Hayday and others equally famous
The following few titles selected from the cata-
arabian Nights Entertainments Lanes vols. tree
Lord Bacon's Works I6 vols svo calf Pickering
Baronal tails OF England 2vos., folio, blue morocco
Battys views of the Cities of Europe Large paper
India proofs morocco eIlt edges
sewicks British Birds. 2vols, svo, polished cale
billings Baronla Antiquities OF scotland 4voia, Alto,
byrons v orks. Plates by Turner. 10 vols. blue mo-
CaHi,pbelps Lord Chan cellors II vols, svo, calf
Sraiss peersge vols new nan morocco gs tops
bieSens Works g vols, post. svo, morocco extra.
Ellis Original II vols, 12mo. polished calf
Ferns Century Of 100 coored plates. very svo
Fieldngs Works 10 vols, imperial svo, polished calf
Fcss' Judges OF England vols, syo Tree calf
gorseousg boana IN crimson morocco Git edges NO.
Holy Bible, Dore's 2 vols, folio evant morocco Gilt
Brockedon's Passes OF the Alps vols, ito. half
Jameson's CNrs) Works. vols svo, elegantly bound
Knights England. svols, half calf new
knights aa. a9urs "a vols, i2m9 polished calf
proof 10 vols. 4to, halt morocco
Looking Glass: or, Caricature Annual vols, folio,
uxioSd Classics. Compete in 40 vols Magnificent set
dxbcrry The English Drama. % vols, half morocco;
prescosf's Works 10 vols svo, new polished calf; gil
selected Pictures 4 vols, folio; full morocco; gilt
scott--Waveriey Novels Abbottsford edition.
matches set bound IN English cali, gilt edges IL vols,
S;cott-wavsrIssy Novels q vos 8vo best Library
Shakespeare Society Publications. Il vols in Half
=" shakespeare's Works Various elegant editions
Knighvs. valpeys, stantous Cowden ciarkes ana
striekland's Queens of England. svos full calf ex-
fennyson. Authors edition vols Rich morocco.
Theirs Consulate ana Empire. ~ vols III io ireo
Walton 4 Cotton's Angler. vols, svo Green
iy siacSwood,s Edinburgh Magazine. liz vols.
Boxiana vols syo Hall ,.,, calf a. vo,. Hal,
rocco extra. xo,c.cr
Contcs de Boccace ii vols Gravelot's plates, large
paper, sumptuopsly bound in morocco by Bivmre.
Chambers Encyclopedias 10 vols, imperial svo. Tree
Gallery Of BrIash and foreign Portraits. 7vols. Half
Mossrth's works. imperial folio; very fine copy;
Illustrated London News IS vo folio. Complete from
Milton vols. newly bound in English straight grain
Royal dsicry Of British Art ProofImpresons folio
hawlinsop's siys a'sas Monarchiss Splendid cOpy,4
Ruskin's Modern Painsera svols. imperial svo., new
suype's WORKS. Complete magnificent set q vols.
sy9 IN a. tree calf gilt
and Transaction wrnsic al ridiculous or extraordinary
vols 'VG sS Sf s ss sfFy sfszsass WORKS
This IS without question the graDdest and most mag.
Ehs Whole TO be ,C,a ~ suction on the evenings Of
~ -. EaaxssUS- 1RAyITy. AucnoneerA
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The New York Association Veterans OF
the Mexican War.

The surviving veterans OF the Mexican war pur-
pose decorating the graves OF their Old companions
10 arms who Tell on the field OF battle or have sur
rendered TO the assaults OF time ana disease ana
been summoned by the trumpet OF death TO be
mustered out OF lies arduous campaign. To carry
out this patriotic undertaking the following COM
mttee OF distinguished veteran officers has been
appolnted:-
General Francis E. Pinto, chairman. No. 1O2 Wall
General Thomas W. sweeny No. 2so East l2sth
General H. Gates Gibson, United States Army,
General j. Ii. Hobart Ward. Superior Court CITY
Colonel william Linn Tidball, No. wall street.
Captain 5. b. H. Vance, President Board OF Alder
Colonel j. NJ Turner. No. Is Ann street.
MAJOR r. Myers, Merchants Bank, No. AZ Wall
capssin james G. Marriott, 40. l5s West Tw enty-
v iiliam Colligan, No. IS Monroe street.
Lieutenant J. Sherwood, Treasurer, No. liz
Broadway, WITH Newman Capron.
The Mexican war veterans hold 1t not only a
privilege but sacred duty, to decorate the
graves and do honor TO the memory OF the many
heroes who are buried in this city and vicinity,
such as May, Baxter, Walton, Cares Farnum,
Fairchild, Sruthers and Others.
The veterans GO not intend TO make any mill
tary display IN carrying out their modest pro-
gramme. They Will probably march along The
sidewalk on their way 30 Battle Han, Greenwood
cemetery, and the vehicles containing the noral
offerings are 70 accompany the procession in o
convenient place. AS there are no monuments at
Battle Hin, all that can be done is TO decorate the
headstones over the graves OF the brave departed
soldters. Colonel James NJ. Turner, secretary OF
the Veterans Association, VIII deliver an GRAFTON
at Battle Ill.,
The Veterans received a kind offer OF an escort
nom the Grand Army of the Republic, which they
have declined, with thanks as they intend TO AIS
pense with music ana all signs OF military show.
1t is intended mat the decoration OF Mayor Gen.
seral Worth's monument. Union square, shall be
which il celebrates.
The children OF Grammar School No. As, IN West
Twenty ourth street, have donated no less than
800 pots OF lowers TO the Committee OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic tribute to the memories
OF the heroic dead.
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A PILOT CEESURED.
The Death of Joseph nrcIopinp

The circumstances attending the death OF Joseph
Melon.ng, late assistant night clerk in the United
States Hotel, who was drowned several days ago
by being run down by the Hamilton avenue ferry
steamer Columbia, near to the entrance to the
slip, on the New York side. was yesterday thor.
oughy Investigated before Coroner Croker. A
great mass OF testimony was taken, some OF which
bore strongly against the pilot in charge Of the
Columbia In not using all possible precautions to
prevent Tue COLLISION, and the witnesses seemed to
mink the blame Tor the occurrence rested with the
deceased ano the man in the small boat with him.
Tne jury rendered verdict OF death by drown
tngu and they believe "that, had the pilot in
enargc o. tne poat Columbia OF the Union Ferry
ti0n the said death would not have occurred.D
Deceased was lS1a years OF age ana O naive OF
New YORK.
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A bottom SALE OF ENGINES BOILERS AND
a wood working Machinery OF all fcscription6 At
PAVE msohnery yard, ia Bndson sxee4, JerDey CITY,
Nay y. NV BY LEHIsE WOOD. 81
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SALES AT AUCTION

A UCrIoN SALE - AUCTION SALE
HANDSOME AND USEFUL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
contents OF the elegant residence
40 West Twenty nrss street. near seventh avenue
Parlor SUITS. In damasl satin and cotelaine elegant
Decker Bros Pianoforte marauetere and gilt Centre
French plate Mirrors curAius OIL Paintings Bookcase
Library Tables. writing Deck two FRENCH Musical
Boxes, Turkifh Suit Easy Chairs Lounges, Extension
Table Buffet Dining Chairs s;1verysre cuteTy rose
wardroLes waGhstands marbletpp Tables 81 hair and
spring Mattresses rep, plush and hafrcfoth suits Rock
ers Furniture OF nursery and scryants' departments -
Carpets, re NB~-sae positive. Take Seventh or
Eighth avenre ROBERT @. CASHIE. Anctoneer.
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AMUsEMKNTA >
DoorH,s rHExTRF IHsSEE' ID. BOOTH.
d LAST WEEK OF IHE SEASON "S~'.
REAPPEARANOE FOR
SIX NIGHTS ONLY OF
AGNES BOOTH tNrs J. B)
LAST NIGHTS OF
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF
Mr.. J. Il. BOOTH
who, In the revival Of shakespeares Tragedy OF
KING JOHN .-.
WILL RESIGN ALL FURTHER INTEREST IN
BOOTHS THEATRE.
EVERY EVENING DuRiNG fHE WEEK, AND
SATURDAY MATINEE AT ! 30
will be presented shakespeares Grand Historic and PIC
torial Tragedy, in acts, OF
KING JOHN
with the following powerful
COMBINATION CAST -
CONSTANCE.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH
FAULCONBRlDGE.
j. BOOTH
KING JOHN.
Assisted nv every member in the
DRAMATIC COMPANY.
Seats be secured six days advance at the box
Office of theatre, branch ticket 0tiice at the music
store OF c. II. Ditson Co, III Broadway.
ID 7. BARNUMS
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SALES AT AUCTIOu.

by J. W. CAMPBELL. JR. AuCtIoNGER, SELLS
s' mo-
ported and american Fancy Goods. worsted Ladies'
ssn u
sorted Buttons fine Millinery Goods, sc entire stock ?.
had se the asr
+ . 1874 at % 80 NJ, Furniture , OF house No. i
Ta sn rss Madson fna @
way wiil sell BY order Of Mr. Henry +. suau al the
ias Of blue satin covered SUITS Curtains Mantsi Mir
rors suies Eageres sideboard-, bronze clo locks
robes, Bureaus Bedseads Mattresses, &c all first class
and made 10 order.
i. WILL ELL TOMORROW THURsDAy,,
Al srE S2oHc CORNER re o. Eighth MEsT AvNGE
Team Of orre Mares Is hands and OLD kind
Of genteman leaving the city; d double Harness
Black Mare. hands years old kind ana true; set
Blankets Whips &c. sail positive rain shine These
in sspTe Of god horses S YIN % we TO attend this SALE
u COTTON. AucTIoNEER.
Asssnees and receivers sale Of Househod rurni;
Faintngs, Bronses daros,s' sewing MachInes, Jar.
dinere, Mantel Clocks rich Vases elegant roseweod
e!egant cola Watch ana Chain o. three canes hair
large amount OF genera furniture suitable or all in
the housekeeping line, on Thursday May = at oclocs
Broadway. Catalogues in time
II ENRY d. MINER, AUCTIOSEER.
IL late OF Henry H. Leeds Miner, established lSiI
Saierooms los Dun street. four doors west OF Broad
way. The undersigned has removed his business 10 No.
~ HENRY D. MINRR,
late Henry IL. Leeds & Miner.
BY HENRY u. MINER
THIS DAY tWEDNEsDAY) MAY n.
lDls clock. at the private residence
Bs f lna f'sa
made TO order tor the present and in nae
SPl7 s@SS5P xD fAs y HssfT3F2 HfE
velvet and English Brussels Carpets; elegant french
and striped reps carved rosewood mirror back Eagere
gilt marble top Tables and Gardiner stands Easy Chairs
in satin tine French Clocks and Bronzes Rogers Groups,
bronze Chandeliers and Gas BracketL carved black
walnut bookcases, Wardrobes Hallstands Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Washsteads and CoDmodes Lounges and
Rockers Library and Extension Tables carved black
walnut marble top Bunet Dining Room Chairs in
Mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows Oil PAINTINGS and
Ensravngs, cut glass and silver plated Ware Kitchen
Utensils, &c, &c
FRIDAY, May 49,
at II O'Clock, at sacsrOom,
los Duane street, doors west from Broadway,
COLLt CrlON OF ANCIENT AND MODERN OIL
PAINTINGS WAT Il C0LORS &c, &c,
comprising samples Of the Dusseldorf French Belgian,
without reserve, 10 pay advances and charges
Particulars tomorrow.
On exhibition Wednesday, with catalogue.
SATURDAY. May 80
at 10h o'clock, at the sa1esroom,
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
M - sS6 AND So BROADWAY Sss AND So.
MORE new FACES Tiiiis WEEK
AT, PIE SPECIALITY ARTISTS OF This DAY.
me' LEoNx pAfE, Mile. LEONA DAkks
uruc !. n .>aflm MI ssss- KING sARBRO,
ne wonderful ;sp1nesS rS.I9r Hri RIGHT
in his great act on the E,sszaIie BEnpoo.
t,o G IhE wilson BRol 80 81 n
Mons MAkfINETfl aud Mile. DESIREE,
Dancers ana Pantomlmists
LITTLE IGNACIo and LA Pc TIT ABE LIZ MARTINETTL
JAMES LARKlN and CARRIE ARMSTRONG;
-. :, Miss KATIE SHAW.
THos Z, JACKSON, q T. SMITH, WAL LEWIS,
~ SPLENDID PROGRAMME,
REPLETEh; WITH "a ALL THE SENSATIONS Of the DAY.
THE WHOLE TO CONCLUDE WITH
COMIC PANTOMIME BY THE MARTINETrIS
MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al O'Clock.
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SALES AT AUcTIOn.
.JEaE JOHNSON. yR-. AyoEIoKEER.
THIS DAY, TODAY THIS DAY,
fAn or shine wet q dry rain or shine
great auction sale
OF the
Stevens Estates in Astoria.
there viii be wonderful opportunity TO secure IN.
neard OF bargains, the remaining property must be
sold positively. absolutely and without any limit or
reservation whatsoever.
NorE.-Property will be sold easy terms, GO per
cent remaining on mortgage three years
free excursion tickets steamer leaving Peck slip at
O'Clock noon sharp and stopping Eleventh street
may be had Of JeFe johnson. q Park row, New YORK.
TERE JOHNSON; JR., ACcrloNEER;
Highly important cash sale.
lOO splendid newark Lots,
AZ O'Clock, on the premises,
new YORK avenue and sanford street,
THURSDAY, MAY %
Lots must be sold. Fisher, bailoonist.
NO iree uckeis from New York. Maps and particulars
OF JeRh. JOHNSON, No. q Park row New York.
TERE JOHNSON, JR., AUcrIoNEER.
General salesroonl 81 Nassau street.
SIG. PANDoLFINI &Co.
GREAT coNTINuATIoN SALE or ELEGANT CAR.
RARA MARBLE sTATuAkY, PEDEsTALS VASES,
IAzlAS, GARD RECEIVERS, FINE CLOCKS,
On thus day and Thursday May q aud %, commencing
eacn day Vt II o'clock
The above exhibition, with catalogue.
JERE JOHNSON, Jr, Aucuoneer.
On FRIDAY
large Gale OF fine American
and European Chromos,
elegantly
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An extremely fine collection of imported Books com
prsng and valuable works OF art and EXTENSIVE
collection Books III rich and costly bindings Riviere
Hayday and others equally famous
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At AUCTION.
The Watch and Jewelry Business,
No Gil Broad way, corner OF Houston street.
must pstyely be closed out by June l. Auction sale,
THIS DAY, at l0H ana ~ O'Clock.
b. r. SQUlRES, Auctioneer
By order of Elgin Co.
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DY JOHN H. DRAPER & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
ID The Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Company win sell
s. 900 tons Scranton Coal
public auctlon, Wednesday, May q, at IL o'clock
SAMUEL SLOAN President
BANKRUPT SALE.-RICHARD FIELD, AUG
ID tionee will sell public auction, at No SO Bowery
on Wednesday, May q, at IL O'Clock, following
oodsLot of empty Casks Barrels stove, Desk Tables
copper Stl copper Fan, Bottles Measures and bundles
OF bottle straw.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE,
sMlrH T. sl KESSEY .oAD"A. - any a an
MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE
MATINEE MATINEE MATINLK
THIS AFTmEeYRNooN., AZ TWO ee O'CLOCK.
MILE LEONA DARE.
KING SARBRO. LITTLE ALL RIGHT WILSON BROS.
IDA BURT. iCARRIE ARMSTRONG; KATIE SHAW.
JAS. LAEKIN = D ON Tugs 3; JACKSON
THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN NEW YORK.
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME IN THE EVENING.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
u West Twentv-eighth street. corner of Broadway.
Doors open at ~ O'Clock. Begins At Oyeratll
"i' LAST WEEK BUr ONE or THE SEASON
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WANTED TO PURCHASE
REMOVALS..

DRMovAI.-THE REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE
IL Company removed to their new elegant store, NO
8 South MadiSon square KwtzS AT GallsrN
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A 7 PRIVATE RESIDENCE 10 WEST Esd ST,
IN between 9th ana It'll avenues.
elegant and costly Household Furniture,
sale THIS Wednesday, MORNING.

commencing at l0ls O'Clock
L. FITZGERALD. Auctioneer, sells al. the elegant,
costly and plain Household Furniture Works OF
contained III above mansion, comprising magnificent
~ rich rosewood Pianotorte,
cost Ssd Mirrors velvet aud Brussels Carpets Curtains,
valuable Oil Paintings bv eminent artists. real French
imported Bronzes. Bisque Ornaments, in aid marauetry
Centre Tables, Jardirieres Etagere Cabinets &c latest
styles Parlor and Drawing Room suits, covered with
SATIN, brocael and silk rep; Turkish suits Easy Chairs,
Gonlola Lounges. solid inlaid black walnut Chamber
suits, Bed seads Dressing Cases. Bureaus hair ana
spring Mattresses, Pillows Bosters Blankets &C. Par
lor Suits in rep and harcoth single and cparated Bed
steads Bureaus, &c also basement kitchen and SER
wants Furniture N BThs is the richest lot of Carpet
and Household Furniture offered sale this season
House open clock inspection. Catalogue ready
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY evenings also SATURDAY
MATINEE,
wOODCOrK and THE NERVOUS MAN.
SATURDAY EVENING, final representation OF the pres
ent season.
MONEY.
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE l.
the season Will be inaugurated by the pro1uc-
ton OF play Of remarkable emotional interest," W
Mr.. hartley CAMPBELL, entitled
FATE.
in which the accomplished artistic,
Miss CAkLOTTA LkCLEkCQ,
will appear for the first time at this theatre.
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A UCFIoN SALE.-MUsICAL INsTRUMENTS-BY A.
n NJ. CRISrALAR, Auctioneer
alS2l 6roadway opposite New York hotel.
THIS DAY, May Il, al lu1s O'Clock.
being the ENTIRE STOCK of the ORIG NAL JACOBS
removed for convenience of sale, comprising part
About 600 VIolins OF various grades.
450 Concertinas, Accordons ana Bandonans.
l5o kaajes Guitars.
$50 Flutes, Carone - and Flies.
500 dog. Violin and Guitar Strings
together with large quantity Of Harmonious Bones,
Drums TrIangles Violin and Guitar Gases. Keys But
tons and other articles appertaning TO the business Also
Show Cases. Counters, Fixtures, Iron Safes,
upright Pianoiorte and one Violonceo.
A UCTIUN-BY NJ DAVIS AUCTIoNEER, WILL
n sell, thursday. I01a O'Clock, al No. 1913 Hudson
street, general assortment OF Household Furniture
namely faror SUITS. BEDROOM suits, bronze Clocks,
Mirrors, Brussels and ingram Carpets Crockery and
Glass " are. Dealers respectfully invited
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UCTIoN-ED PETrENGRR, AUCTIoNEER,
IN by SMITH Il BOGARr.
sell this day. IL O'Clock A. NJ, the saesroom No.
North William street general assortment OF House
hold Furniture comprising French plate Pier ana Man.
tel Mirrors, Bureaus marble top rosewood Centre
Tables hair Mattresses, Beds and Bedding, Bedsteads
Wash stands Hat Racks &c. Eugravings and choice lot
oil Paintings by old masters removed FOR convenience
OF sale fine lot OF Chandeliers Fixtures; also one
grand Piano BY stoddard and Wheeler Wilson
Sewing Machine in perfect order
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MATINEE TODAY AT 2:3o O'CLOCK.
JOHN THOMPSON
JOHN THOMPSON
IN HIS GREAT SPECIALITY,
ON HAND,
ON HAND,
in which he VIII perform nine distinct characters
play solos upon twertyone different musical insru
mcnts and execute numerous new songs and dances
words and music composed by hnselD.
RECEIVING TIE HIGHEST SALARY EVER PAID,
| S1,60o FOR ONE WEEK.
$500 For EACH PERFORMANCE.
ON HAND, with
STEAM, GAS LIGHT AND CALCIUM EFFECTS
| and a POWERFUL CAST OF CHARACTERS.