The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1859, Page 7

70, LIVERPOO! eae Sema Se, een, LENO Ae ciao. iar adie Ce ia eaini | be 0 onan tie: aitepasin ce eer ey ome on at noon, frm plor No 46, 3, komme ue Satarday, at 09 oS al IBESTER, Saturday, y, Deostaber w ‘month rae wrt ‘sito nk BATES OF PAMLAGR. eae ee to Havre, Faris, jHiaaibare, tesued wtp New York, ot Tove foams = peg at parsed ipod x ata, oftoe sof the ‘the ‘Cons: =r JOHN G. aioe 1p Broad fork Agent, 10 WM. INMAN, ower b Buldlogs. In Glasgow to Wal INMAN is POON, otras ena ne rnd F% SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED States Mail Steamer A tpl pe A, Wotton, Som. mander, will leave for Havre, tor pare hee ipton to Lanc the Mails and Passen; Rati December 1, aid gic, fom pir oT Korth ri aie street. This foot 6 ‘of Beach SoBat‘ts the event of coll collision or stranding, tse ‘of collision oF 6 reach them, vessel sage in Second 2 ee velng free to work, ral be eo ured. Price econd Cabin, $16 un: "Freight or Passage ap- ply o W. 8. DRA 01 feted No 1 Brosdway. po steamer ‘bucceeds the ton, and satis January te ie Gina’ Mae ee VANDERBILT EUROPEAN 1 steamships between ing mand Havre, mall contract, as fol- lows — FROM HAVRE: YROM NRW YORE VIA SOUTHAMP- FOR SOUTHAMPTON TON FOR NEW AND HAVRE, VANDERBII s Laievre. Saturday, Nov. 19. Wi nsday, Deo. 7 Seabury, Saturday, Deo. 24. ‘Feeeday. Jun Hf Seeueena ‘Lefevre, ‘Saturday, Jan. ae Ruceday, Bee N, Seabury Saturday, Feb. 18. mabips ‘have’ Water tight ee the 18 cablty, $120 and $100; 2d do.,.$69 and $60, 1 890. , & muted number, sata of passage issued from Europe to America, delivered in sera and Paris. . Agent, No. 5 Bowling Green, New York. | GERMA! oy = seer a New FORK 4 ‘on Santen, Co: Garrsing the United States muils, it balively ail om BATURDAY, NOV. 26, 4! ve fox Bremen, Via Soutnampton, talking, Reptpenhe Londce, uthampton and Bremen a: the following rates poe AB & ea hetre ware Frc es NGOS IS BI TEES. a NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED Biates mail steamship VANDERBILT, Capt, B. B. Lefevre, Ul positively wl at? ofalook PM Saturday, November 19, Brum pies No. 3 North acer, Sew Fotis, with walle, pecesugers epecie for Ray et and Fran Bor | pasosge and frelght spots D- TORRANC On, wae wiing Green, New Wore, “icauanip “sto QUEEN, will follow on Decam- PE ———E———————————— TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM- pany's New York and Galway line.—The next departure lew York will be the eplendit aud powectut steamship PRINCE ALBERT, Pk Sampbell, which will leave on Thursday, December 8, 1859, touching at St. Johns, N. F., to receive the royal ‘mails. This vessel has been greatiy im. roved, at a large outiay; her accommodations have been — ‘and she is now one of the finest and fastest steamers First class, $90, $75, and $60; third $30, Ean eemnekeGs to the principal cities on the main railway Fontes of Great Britain and Ireland. Third class must provi te late, knife fork, a, id bedding | Passage to 8 Johns, Ast $55; second, $2! ag ‘Teel tor passage inquire of the ieterioan apres scompany. frudgon street, and at thelr Other advertised offices in the interior, Passage in the third Ober sdvertied cTerany ofthe above oflices to bring per- fons out from any of the principal clties on the main lines of Failway in Great Britain for $36, or trom Galway for $90. AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY, ALEX. HOLLAND, Manager. ee POOL. THE BLACK BALL LINE CLIP Pope GR EAr ARN will haul in the river this and etree: ae passage apoly on board, Pier Bist river, 108 South street. foot of Beekman street, or to JACOB WILSON, be —— ——$——— Sarr AND Beaters, Wo aml COMPANY. CALIFOR! the Vanaerbitt Line, rom the of eased wi es ‘f, foot of Warren street, jorth river. Btoerage, $50; second cabin, $765; first first cabin, $100, including ENTIETH OF EACH MONTH. Cae ye ARIEL ‘of the Vanderbilt European Line, The fil take the place of Usd Rout Sar ner emit Monday, Noverater ai, ‘M., connecting via Panama Ral ih thé f, tia, line always st Panama, insuring ection nt th romp connection mt tht Jguoveed the Ariel, leaving New York — B. THE PUBLIC. are of tdtuwindlers bonus paasage oflces, and con- ome a ianly iy syling,themeives 4 ‘mall companies, - Unioss you be on wil be deceived and detranded. ‘This ts the only tine carrging the Unite States. malls on this roate, nder 0 gO For tr ‘or pause 1 ar ft the only office of the line in the city of New end No. 177 csi — t Warren street x .—ANl persons are forbid trusting any one on kocoun Ue ships or owners. No™ ‘ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY. REGULAR THROUGH LINE ax FHANGISCO Panama connecting only with, steumers Golden Gale, and conneiden ‘Age, John L. Stephens, of the Pacide Mall te ‘Steamaip Company DIRECT TO abl ABP WALL. )BALTIO. ADRIATIC and ATLAN- rit wanpted to the California sess cae ac ¢ this port on D QT OF EACH MONTH, from the foot of Canal at street, North river. ATLANTIO, 4,000 tons burthen, RP = commander, will leave on On MONDAY. N ‘Nov, 21, at 2 P. to connect at Panama with the well known ‘and Superior steam ship GOLDEN AGE, B. L. BRL ‘Whiting commander pice s BALTIC, , G. Gray will follow on tbe sth NOVEMBER. meed is attached to each ship. erent (an passeng sere a. Ee iraiodtately for- ‘upon the ral of the steamer at spin wall Each of the above pe has capacity for 600 to 800 tons of, ‘which will be taken at moderate rates, Peck that the, nccommodations, ‘aidorded by the above yurpassed by any in the world. bes cee sip ‘tiwayainreserve at Pannmg, #0 thet there wit ben oo aa ‘delention in forwarding passengers, baggage and freig) st the office of the company, 88 Wall street. For fim led ant pa ney wg only ‘oflice oe mie campanira ‘on the wharf, foot of KAM. LIFORNIA PASSENGERS ARE | INFORMED THAT AL ail steamship ARIEL, of the Vander- (Ute Vato Sinton mal newly fitted Uirouchont, will ine, havin, Pee ene ace of the. North and leave punctually at 2 Clelook FM on Monday, Nov. 21, from pier foot of Warzen Wh., where she now lies. For passage or freight, at sireeliy reduced rates, Apply only to D.B. ALLEN, agent, 17 Great street, eorner ot Weat_steet, oc NITED STATES MATL SIEAMSHIP LINE-POR H- UI an and New Orleans —The fast and favorite vi commander, will sail P.M, irom pier foot of Nor, i, x Yo 2 oo redtadini, of tae proper form furnished a erin ier. 3 Ho bills of infiny ¥ Al be signed sae boar af pailln assays BppIY ab No. est street CE a orate ah ). ROBERTS. ‘AVANA, NEW ORLEANS, TEXAS AND MBXICO. New York and New Orleans steamship Company. Orleans via Havana, 10 9 y, November Ree Orempelock. ‘Tho Unied States mail seatusaip D- BOTO, Capt. J. D. Bulloch, will commence to receive frei Thursday, November 21, at pier foot of Robinaon street, North rivers’ No bills of lading signed after the hour of wall ing, Freight for Havava will not be received after 12 o'clock onibe day before sailing. For freight or passage apply to, the OVIWINGSTON, CROCHERON & CU. No. 1 Park r Throw ta red to Vern Cruz.and ail ports in Texas, peruulaes Sleamahip Company's ino of mowers RW ORLE ie MONTGOMERY ATLANTA, N MOBLSS * US, MACON, AUGUSTA, eek abu a placer in Florida, ta Crowell, will leave on Sa- turday, Nowe 1 ce af it trom Ves! No. s North fiver. 7 ‘or the followiag, places—fare. as low By any ane ner from New York to Savannb, ac: ‘new Fork to wo Now Oe ‘Orleans, $8975; Mobile, $35; Montgomery, ALBANY, Ga., $23; Albany, Gi, S255 Columbus, Te aon aa, Sat; Augusta, $y Savannad, $15. ons ALABAMA. A. Gata George B Schenck, will succeed ‘uesda} We 22, sat, arene Team Wang In Penonttte ‘& SON, 13 Broadway. _—THE AMERICAN ATLANTIO Pleaohiy Comune new and favorite ea MONT. GOMERY, commander, will lex Sivercon ‘Rhurndsy, Nov. 17, at 8 o'clock P- oy Savannah, with unsurpassed’ accommodations, 315. Throne Hoketa to Kew Orleans, $5 75, Mobile, $35; Albany, ante, $23; Columbus, $23; Macon, gus % prinaipal’ places in Florida at lowest raivs, Freight ten Bents per foot. Insurance one-half per cent. No risks taken Under $200. ‘Apply to Il. B. CROMWELL & CO., No. 86 West af The HUNTSVILLE succeeds on Thursday, Nov. 24. FR, SAYARNAR HE WELL KNOWN FIRST CLASS aide wi ip STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. ateamsht Garvin, wilt'ionve ce ilndelphta for Savannah on Satut Nov. 19), at 10 o'clock A. M. Very superior staterooms can be serie KEYSTONE STATE srt! gx i 4 cuit KRSSTONE STATE Will aul aa above for Charleston A. AEION, a Corner of Fourth and chain sedis tresin, BhiSelphin. OR TEE Sourit A AND 80) WEST, VIA CHARUES. -weekly United States mail sido-wheel mn, 8. ©, ‘emmy td ‘Cabin passing $15 ef ‘The Spienaia istgaimatip ition x pm lenre,pler No. 4N. Hon ‘Monday, Nov. dls we Sock ly. “ghrouth tickets to the Salon wing plncea:—- New Orleaus Augusta, G ‘Mon! io Atlanta, Ga, Mobile. Cota, & Rashville, Charlotte, N. ‘Memphis, Jacksonvitie Knoxv' ie Pilatka, Pla Chattanoe e zo Mor iretghi or passage apply to SPOFFORD, TILESTON #00, are The ‘wASttVaLi, L. M. Murray commander, will succeed day, Batre ND ‘freight recolved after two o'clock on day of Teaving. s eEUPPIA. LINE.— Fourerigh ‘JOHN UN Baw ay ite, aie one, They Ae pe aa VEL Lf seoly oa board, oF to WILLIAMS a Baker \eNiralioctes R HAMBURG, LONDON, HAVRE AND 8 URHAMP- ‘The Hamburg American Packet Company's >*0a saall A XO! Captain Eblers, Will leave pier 21 fae. | ie The TA he oo 7 Fiilfoltow on Dee i iTinceageie $00 | Stoerage.... Firat enbin...- £100 | Second cabtn.. $35 . B. RICHARD & BOAL oF ‘bi Broads or passage apply to way. A ESCOa TS FOG RATION AND FOREIGN EX- ge oft, #8. Bout attect, ishing to to gen for thle fiends tn tho O14 Gountey Persons be onaie certificates to have them brought out in a] PEINES ¢ LIVERPOOL OR LONDON PACKETS, ‘at the lowest possible rates. Remittances. ‘i Drafte for £1 sad 4 ‘ee syable in any part of England, ad ears, Day" Pi gland, Cirealarey wilh samen Of ships and other neonssary informa- tlon, furnished on prog “if by letter ‘encloalig postage stamp for reply) to TAPSCOTT & CO, 86 Bouth street, N. Y. Pesta AND SAN eDe Saw wonky ie feed Benin! Bridge, Wit joare Or ata ree Ne sisi Bro io. 12, iver, New Yor) wale Foulasd, every and , a ures ednesday Selack B M. isn vine tiny ac hour. Eneoge, oclndinerenainant! m, $5. These ate énmera connect wih Grand fruak allway, and form poh gy expeditious freight line to Montreal and ii. B. CROMWELL & CO., 86 Weat street. INTER ARRANGEMENT.—THR NEW YORK AND ad eye Cena steamships ru Niece frelant every day for Tenneasee, North Carolina, Portamoath, Norfolk, City Polut and Richmond, aud will leave plor 13, Nori Re Gane Uoush, 00 Wodnesday. SaeSrowN. ‘Capt, Skinner, on satard 7. Petersburg oF Hichmond, $10. hie mec Bp LUDLAM & pebere 115 Broadway, OR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE- town —The New York and Virginia Screw Steamehi Company's new and first claas steamship MOUNT VERNON, F. ©, Stnith, Commander, wil leave Pior 12, N. R., on Saturday, November 19, at three o'eloe « sabia com ineludiog stateroom and fair, $7 50. Fvelgbt elght cents per foot and proportionate rates, and re- ceived on Fridays and Saturdays ‘No commission charged for forwardin, No bills lading signed after the bonr Obsailiog. A pey,te H, B. CROMWELL 86 | West street, )—TO CHARTER, TWO VESSELS OF ABOUT five tons burthen, to carry ‘unber from Albany Conn., and the from Bridgeport L wil ; { guaranteed, ft SHARLD, 1d Full freig South street. Inquire of G. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. PARTNER WANTED—A BUSINESS MAN, WHO cau command $50) In cash, to join the advertiser, who will invest an equal amount, in a Cown town mercantie business thet is profitable and with no risk. “Apply at 37 Broadway, up stairs, C.B. BOWES & CO, I ISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.—THE COPAT uership heretofore existing under the name of Cutler & Cronk, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. J. N. Cutler Will contiaue the business and settle all claims against the above firm. New York, Nov. 14, 1859. ww a GHONK, JR. INANCTAL.—PARTNER WANTED, IN A RESPECTA- ble manufacturing business, already in operation; the ar- iicre is paten ed and ingood demand. From $18,000 to $25,000 in cash ix ‘wanted. Patent rights in Europe secured, The capital invested can be made six times in a couple of years, as can easily be proved by an interview. No agenta will be no- ticed. Address, with full name, G. 5., Herald ollice. YORK, OCT. 24, 1859.—MR. CHARLES D. DICKEY of Mobile, has become a partner in our houses. rif ;OWN BROTHERS & CO, ONICR—THE FIRM OF MILLEMAN, WHITE & ‘Weeks is this rare in pursuance of the partner- ship agreement, and the old business of the firm will be setied by elther of the undersigned, to whom quired to be made. OROMWECER WHITE ‘New York, Oct. 28, 1889. JOHN HENRY WEE! PRIAL PARTNER WANTED WITIL CAPITAL OF ‘ina mercantile house doing a safe and thu protiabe business of $260,000 per annum, and with first, faites, with additional capital, for doing’ $400,000 busi. ness yearly. 'lmmediate cng ta all. ‘All communications strictly confidential, Satisfactory references and expuanaiione given on.an interview, Address, with real name, Williams, Box 1,996 Post lic, for an iater- ¥ are re- iE COPARTNERSHIP HEKETOFORE EXISTING BE- tween Ch. & N. Petry, under the firm of Petry Bro- thera, was disselved (om iho ist fst), m4 mutual con- 1 sent. N. Petry is charged with settlin, einai, the above firm. CHARLI NICHOLAS SPAT, ‘307 Walnut atreet. Pautapetrata, November nt 1859. ‘The undersigned be; jenve to announce to his friends, and te 9 publle in soe above he will continue the same but N. PETRY, — BE ( COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING BE- tween ory ondernenes, under the firm and name of Croker & Frazee, has bn bp ieee ee mutual consent. The outstanding debts pis of concern will Abm. prs zee, Sr., 15 Hudson street, New York, Nov. 7, 1880. 10 Lalenb ay agp SIPUATION OR PARTNERSHIP IT nse, foun o South! an operator sn i in 2 aha ‘Jones & White, Sidney. -3 ‘ANTED—A MAN WITH $100 IN CASH, TO TAKE an intereat in a ert cash manu! facturing business; profits divided weekly, are suflicient to satisfy any industrious man. aoole to C. B, HOWES & CO., 347 broadway, up stairs. ee ANTED—A LIVE YANKEE, WHO HAS ABOUT $100, to invest in procuring a Patent in connection with the aub- serfbers and Kaventors John C. Hubbs and Geo. W. Gedney. Cail at 70 Duane street or 545 Pear! street. PARTNER WANTED, ONE WHO WOULD like $o go Saath fo for OF Rp to join me in my ex $10 and attend Iam performing. ‘To such 8 person this is a good chance’ ‘as $6 ensh a day ofa be made above expenses. ey secured. Call at 179 Cherry street. 150 A SARINER WANTED, TO JOIN A PERSON 1. well acqnainted with the'business, in purcnasin anestablished cash business down town, paying from $40 to & week clear profit and no risk whatever. Apply to T. GAFFE. EY, 57 $150. PARTNER WANTED, IMMEDIATELY, AN honest and sober man, toreceive the cash and take haif share in a very light and highly respectable money mak- business; profits divided daily. A rare chance, 288 Monroe si Monroe street, near Jackson, second floor. 30) 0). cA PARTNER, WANTED, IN THE AUCTION « and Real Estate business, established for several years and doing an excellent business, and only requires About five hours daily attention. Apply to T. GAFFNEY, 87 Chatham street, Call at 500 A TARINER WANTED. 70 TAKE AN INTE. «rest in a lucrative business, well establish Meeaese risa wasted io ake ho plronorh partosr roaring. Win be secured for the amount invesied. Apply to PORTER & WHITNEY, 335 Broadway, office I SOO. ~AaMAN FOSSESSED, OF THIS, AMOUNT + Nishes to joig a party already established, in the Gora nnd grain oF business. No agent need apply. Ad- dress A, © y Herald tice $500 2: $1,000.—WANTED, A BUSINESS MAN, TO i axe the rlanagement of an office, with the above in ted toute ‘an equal interest; the business will pay from $500 to 0) eet he itiout. any doubt, which will be nb; eed inte application at etre sown by nmi api 3. W. WILSON, “WANTED, A GENTLEMAN HAVING A acquaintance and the above amount Gmnubieaions treated. conddential name, atating Where an Interview may ye ‘ind. Broad street, Herald office, 00 A PARTY WITH TillS AMOUNT CAN 2.500 fna'an opportunity to invest the same in. an established busincas, In tis city, wisout risk, and where dhe profits are large, by addressing Brosdway, box 17) Herald office, with name, 000 OR $6.000 TO INVEST IN SOME ESTAB- 5. lished, ‘good paying business, together with the services of the advertiser, a young man, who has had seme twelve years experience in business 1n this clty; neither agents nor speculators need trouble themselves to answer this. Ad- dress Business, Bentley's Despatch, Madison syuare. $5. OOO 19.8704 PARTNER WANTED, Witt established business which can be largely extended, One of Hee Tan cantees la pet ine ante sstoey making busiacen TO $10,000.~PARTNER WANTED, ACTIVE connéciion with wholesale grocers preferred. ‘The business je well established ae largely protitabi ‘bore amount is Address, with "a name and 138 (no other letters will be regarded), B, G. 1., Herald oflk inal ita varieties, The is the best in the market. Can Be sold for cash as fesige manufactured, and tho business in- With which a fortnne can be made, Address, with real name, box 3,612 Post oflice, this amount in an extremely lucrative and well BLGGS & SOUTHWICK, 81 Nassau street, $5. O00 er Srestt: if active, a gentleman’ ‘having a required to exten Communicate a strictly confidential $10.000.-itinen ana prottabie nunutacory of Soup creased to any extent ig all that will ever be required, RW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. N™ | TER ARRA: ENT. WAI $2 10 ALBANY, On and after Monday, Nov. 14, rains will leave Twenty- yu street Station, ew ror) folloy 3 ceeene ari UI'A, MU, 290 and 830 P. Mt, White Piaing, 1: a For White G15 P. M., rom depot corner White and For Millerton, 3 P, For Albany, 9 A. ‘Williamsbridge, 6:40 and 9:30 A. M., nod. 3:40 P.M. White Plains, f Bang 1:20 A. My 4:60 P.M Groton Falls, 7 4 ‘Millerton, 7 A. M. Albany, il A. CORPORATION NOTICES. pe co MMITTER ON STREETS OF TNE BOARD or Aldermen will moet in room, No.8 City Mali, on Thursday, ‘V7th inat., at 8 o'clock P. Parties having any interest In matters pending before the committes are invited to attend, FTA BOOUE, | Qcommaitios Teen TY STEPHENS, on Streets. JOHN NBS, ‘T, 8, Nims, Seoretary, Witiams in a new chars petted matin Noy. mn follow whether = La mone ietare of y shoul d my husband So. Be us ‘te will Net HT. THE oROURAPHY OF AN TRISH aia, by T ody @'Conna’ and aS ilies ‘Copse ail the house. m near ATAGK YARD. tice—Crow the rude cross of Tuberdarry Taunt of the heen stiters. my shoulders the rapeseed I throw, in hope to see Kody, Sep neon aun izae, Let me try onee more ‘mid the friends that are here, Our Hallow Eve charm shall bé After which Mrs. B, wee ae will To conclude with the IRISH TUTOR. Tecdy O'Rourke. Dorice ~Toi Mra. BABNE’ WILLIAMS. LAvonree, ADMIRATION and re excited wonderful tele tele iF Sitn Coweile Whe great comic singer’ ‘ts drawing rom concerts will cotamence in a few daya. CADEMY OF MUSIC.ALBERTINI, BEAUCARDR to-night—Extra night—Debut of the celebrated prima dcrna, Mines Alberni tl, TROVATORE. Tomorrow, pos. tively last night of the Bicilam Vespers. pear beak S34 ON EXUIBIHON. SCHAUS' OALLERY, 69 BROADWAY. Between Houston and Bleecker streets, Admission 25 centa; open trom 9 A. M., to 10 P. M. M?; JOHN MAXWELL, PRIMO BASSO OF THE ‘Autient and Philharmonic Concerts and cathedrals and churehes of London and Dublin, bas arrived in New York. and is now ready to negotiate engagements, Address Jobn Max- well, Herald office. THE TURE, , L. [~TROTTING.—ON THURSDAY, o'clock, « match for ‘$100, mile heats, best to wagons. Me. Mot oom. Mary er pames br. m. W tely after, & Own msich for $400, mile heats Andy Mulligan. H. Woodrui Golden. SHAW & WHITEY Proprietors. NION ( LONG ISLAND.—TROTTING.—FRE- day, at 2; P M., Pacing Matoh for $600, mile routs best three in five, in harness Ht Woodrull names ‘Old r. Bellows names asorrelg elding. Entrance to ail parts iaW & WHITE, Propriqyirs. L, 1.—TROTTING.—MONDAY, NOY. Burse of $1,000; mile beats; best three in Mann nates the famous little b. mF ple in harness; Mr. D. Talman names the celebrated bay M. Fatchen to saddle. Curs will leave re Brooklyn, ‘ot is over stellion ferry, the horse cars will run from Pee! Fwe to go and return 50 cents. Hip ferry. W sliamnsbia SHAW & WHITE, Pro; JNION COURSE, L. I—TROTTING.—ON THANKS- aiving Day, Nov. 24 at 2 P. M. precisely, purse of $1.500, mile heats, best three in five, to wagons. james MeMann ames the famous bm, Flora Temple; Me. ‘yan. Paver namnen the celebrated stallion Ethan Allen. SHAW & WHITE, Proprictors. Rove ten minutes, 7 __ HORSES | AND CARRIAGES. A A GRAY. HORSE, 15% HANDS “UIGH, 7 1 ¥ YEARS OLD, warranted sound and quiet, will be sold at aue‘ion by KE. rls = SCHENCK, at 83 Nassau street, on Friday at twelve o’eloc! (OR SALE—AN ELEGANT AND FAST ROAD MARE; together with « lig }'top Wagon, Harness, Blankets, ko, ihe property of « genttersan having ‘no further use for them et! dy's fine saddle Mare, and a matched team Road: “ihat’can trvt in thres minutes Apply 04. J. AHS, ii We We est ‘Tw . Twenty: -ninth street. WOR SALE—A DARK BAY MARE, RIGHT YEARS OLD, ‘about 153 hands hich, and stylich driver; sound, kind and tle either in double or single harness; will be sold Tow, owner has no nse fe ber. Inquire at the private stable’ Noe 16 West Thirty-fifth atree ger hey Sea GRAY HORSE OF GREAT ENDU- da high, nine years old, warranted sound; utah’ Tot singe or double harness, and an excellent work oF horse; will be sold cheap. Inquire of JOHN C. WELLS, Bent 10s Clit treet OR SALE—FOUR HORSES, FOUR CARTS AND TWO Sleigbs, with Har ness, all in Ww orking order. Will be sold ry. Aa tataade immediately at 117 Broad street, or to R. Sieh aa Hamilton avenue, near Penny Bridge, Brooklyn. OR SALECHEAP, JUST FROM VERMONT, TWO air of superior handson matched Hi Black jaw! Mare, six years old, 25 West ‘Twenty-ninth street. OR SALF—FOUR GOOD WORK HORSES, SUITABLE ineas; free from all trioks or viee, price from 2 good Toad hotae, very fash 'ADpIY a4 16 Ficiex street Fess re PAIR OF FIVE ogee OLD VERMONT Colts, sound and. kind, and can fault, Can be seen and dri en coy ace tren mies miles inthe iy), Apply ab 48 avenue A, near Ten ROR, SALE A BLACK MARE, FIVE YEARS OLD, ‘just from the country; kind and gentle in all harness; suit: able'for a family, phyalcian or express. Must be sold this day asthe owner ig golng South. Apply at 186 Fulton avenue, rooklyn. OR SALE—A PAIR OF COLTS, ONE BROWN AND ‘one sorrel; bots handsome; one eu trot in about 2:45 ope i 3s IB; ieioe Searchin just wbaren oe B he Sand sound and ‘gentle. for & bargain roadway, Foous No.4, for two days, from 12 to 3 . (OR SALE—A NEW BUGGY, WITH TOP TO IT, AND very nicely Gnished. For further particulars inquire at the harnessmaker’s shop 108 Tenth avenue. OR SALE~A GRAY HORSE OF GREAT ENDU- rance, fifteen hands high, nine years old, warranted sound; suitable for single c or double harness, and an excellent work or road horse, wi sold cheap. Inquire of JOHN C, HULL'S SONS, 108 Cliff atreet. OR SALE~A BLACK HAWK MARE, THOROUGH bred, 1534 hands high, 6 years old. and warranted sound and kind;' can trot in three minutes; will be sold at a bargain; also the well known trotting Horse Dan Mar ‘ole. Apply ai the Howard stables before 10 o'clock, ut the Mercer streets. ‘ORSES, fesse lad SLEIGHS AAD Regeilepes ae ‘aways’ buggies, grocers’, express and business Way iletzhs of ai elude, new and seeond hand, and 5) fforses, €9 be fold ofeheap, at Nos. 184 Felton avenue’ and 10 Nevioa street, rooklyn. ORSF FOR SALE.—FOR SALE, A FINE DARK BAY Horse, 164 hands hich, perfectly gentle, sonnd and kind, jnat from the country, a family physician or ex: press horse. Apply at 33 Robinson stroct. 1GHT WAGON-MADE BY STIVERS, & SMITH, BUT corner of Grand and litle used, for sale, price $60, if sold at o Appl Washington stables, corner of Twenty-sixth street many avenue. I IVERY STABLE FOR SAL¥- DOING A J good business, with a long lea: hove gronna; jocatioa in the ty-four horses oa livery, one oll; the best HL, Herald office, with or without the stock. “CARRIAGE AND LIGHT WAGON MAKERS, Have removed from 368 J to Their new and more atabliahment, 4 aud’ oe Franklin, and Tr White street, 160 feet east’ of Brond s A Jarge and elegant stock of Vehicles in store, ADDLE HORSE FOR SALE.—A BAY PACER, 7 OR 8 eargold, 1Shands Bich, sound and kin’ in harness or saddle, having been used bya lady for the last six mouths. Price $120. Inquire at the stable rear of 787 Broadway, cor- ner of Tenth street. ROTTING SLEIGHS FOR SALE.—THRRE OF MAR- tin & Pennel’s, of Vortland, latest styles, with poles, at ma- by Hotell prices; also one second hand. Apply at 93 Gold street, ANTED—A PAIR OF YOUNG, STYLISH MATCHED Mares, not leas than 16 bands high, sound and kind; don’t care fer speed. Apply at 88 East Twenty-first street. ‘ANTED~A STABLE CAPABLE OF HOLDING from, fen to twenty Rorsea or more: location between Spring and Thirtieth streets, west side of city preferred, om a Tato lense where a nuabie could be built. Address W. Bc 160 Crosby street. ‘AGON, HARNESS, TWO ROBES AND BLANKETS. — ‘The owner having parted wan his horse, will sell the above ata bargain. Apply at 15 John street, room No. 7. ‘ANTED—A GOOD YOUNG HORSE, SUITABLE FOR ‘An express wagon or cart, not over six years old, for which will be given m exchange’ fire proof safes or Swported liquors. Apply at 28 Cedar street, WANTED—T0 TRADE, PART JEWELRY AND PART cash, for a good light silver mounted Harness and a light trotting Wagon, or one with x moveable top, if city made and not been much used. Will wlso trade Jewelry for a young Horse, sound, kind, and can trot a mile in 2:50, Sivas tor ree days Ml rooms $5, Stoves House, Broadway, THE BALL SEASON. Lpperr BLUES’ BALL. APOLLO Re LO ROOMS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 30, 1889. TICKETS TO BE HAD OF ANY OF THE MEMBERS, BILLIARDS PRIZR MATCH OF 1,000 POINTS THE game, will be played Between Walle. and Timmy at the Stuyvesant House, 174 Third avenve, on Thars Gay evening, Nov. 17, commencing at 8% o'clock precisely, The public are laviied to be present. THLTARD TABLES FOR SALR—WILLTAM 3. STLARY takes thie method of Inviting the public to exec sw jnatly celebrated Tables with hia ne #ly improved Crshions, ‘porior to any now fn use; algo a Lew second hand Cables v manufactory, MSF ulton street. XRIFFITH'S IMPRO X can only be bonght at hie for enle choap. Twosplen it TELTARDS. full Amer 0 A OLUR OF BILL priv Unice? new splendid tables. : SE ow Ts. wes ' THEATRE, RES MR, BROOGHAM Having re ered from hls iadapoaiin, the highly popular F, Ae Raiaaal Wil b> ++ prod: romtna, OLDEN ‘TIME, 2 era oN Right (Thusadat d ‘0 it s onaWihy* J eat out music, scenes wi Pt Oharles Ti \ og of Bogland, ‘Levere VaR TE? 6 Farl of Rochester . ir. Lester Wallack In which he will sing “Simon, the aia ‘ed Geoees Vi es Duke of Buckinghaa. yyeuraus3 = lame the genie: Bogbarey. ir a id of the Hor To pn with bre aughabl ‘ARIS AND Teo, In haba Mr. Sloan, Le ape, Mr. Niue Bia cll Mr. Levere, Mr. TO MORROW (hiiDayy mn y WILL BE REPEATED, ON SATURDAY EVENING sail ae ee EN ee km COMPANY ‘Will be concentrated reir cmen on the production of Mr. Brougham's ROMANCE AND REALITY. Doors open at7; tocommence at 73, Box boo! ye ROW open. AURA KEENF'S THEAT, Lives KEENE'S S THEATER, * * . TAURA KEENRS THEA’ LAURA KEENK'S PETE * * * LAUKA KRENR'S Trea: ATRE. LAURA KEENE’ ‘Ss THEATRE. . . * qT WIFE'S st SECRET WIFE'S 2 urs PATHETIC story WOMAN'S HEART , SuORET DIRECTLY APPEALS TO and A - ms , WOMANLY SYMPATHIES. WITNESS THE STRUGGLE between THs LOVE OF THE WIFE THE 80 touchingly portrayed in this beaut TLR HUSBAND'S AGON 8 OF TUE SISTER, play. . ‘at beholding tHE STARTLING PICTURE, which constivutes the supposed revelation of THE WIE UH THE TREACHERY of the UNJUST STEWARD, * * * ‘TOE PRETTY PURITAN ani 3 “ne INFATUATED PAGE, Tm: IMPRISONED FUGITIVE IN THE, BOWER CHAMBER. . » * * * * mE SMILES AND TEARS of the andienoe ALTEKNATELY EVOKED ¥ THE MINGLED PATHOS cs ADMIRABLE COMEDY 1118 TRULY BEAUTIFUL PLAY, Which has bean universal) pronannens by PRESS AND PUBLIO FINEST PRODUCTION OF THE AGE. TO NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING ‘Will be Presented thet peat fe Axes Ce play entitled with the following excellent ‘distribution of characters:— mes Water Amyott, a Colonel in the Parliamentary Lard Ardea, 3 fugghive Gavalir: Jabez Sneed, Sir Walter's Steward. % Brouillard, Gaptain of a French sloop .....Mr. Lient Harrington, ‘an oficer in the Patiiamentary service... Mr. Munerett. ‘Misa Macarthy. Mary Wells. nd. 5 ‘Mins Mary Lady Evelyn Amvott. Nise Laura Keene. To conelude with the baa iy oe of Marko Smitherint une Felixcia Vincentio Peterisko incent - nbgantine Tovelineas’ Jel Pollio, 8 Roman Pro-Consi ‘M. Macarthy Flavius, & Cre . Nora Leigh Oroveso, an Arch Di - Atwood Dress ‘Girele seats may ba soared ‘one week in advance, Doors open at 634; to "sommence at Te. Sy DEORE ATs rpuarns PBARUAIN, JEUDE 17 NO vy. 1889, LE MEDECIN’ DES’ ENFANTS, Drame en cig actos. Gig par MM. Manstein, Tallot, Bertrand, Barry et Leon. Mmes. Lauretti, Chevalier, Darcy et Antoinette. commencera a 8 heures moins un ‘ ‘Tula Dieatve to Feut for every Monday, ‘Wednesday and Frl- ay. ARNUM'S MUSEUM.—t SPE Be tier T. HADAWAY and Mr. DELMON GRACE in some of exolling and really. ‘most effective impersonations. redny Nov. I Xt Soclock, the farce of A Fuel NON IN Rs SEM OCR FHOUR: Ror) ohn, Buttercup, DUMB GIRL OF tHE INN Te oreloek, the Aueriees deaton of HE ARN, Ere Peete ng Mr Delmon Grace. After which, THE GONIUGAT LES: SON; walehy Mr. Hadaway. A full length wax figure of O88AWATOMIE BROWN, anda knife Leica’ the fon Ta ap a pty img agg curiosities. Ad- mittance 25 ceuts; cbildre: cents; parquet 13 RYANTS’ MINSTRELS, Ries HALT, 472 Broadway, above Grand street. Monpay, fa 7, and every ry might in the week. First appearance of THE Noleton, ed In their io con rg THE EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF ne ‘WORLD! T. B. PENDERGAST, the popular, ballad singer in. new ponge, VULCAN, AT THE FORGE, SCENES AT PHA- LON’S. Plantation songs, dances, operatic burlesques, &c. ‘Doors open at 634; commence at'7}¢. Tickets 25 cents, Vo™ AMBURGH & co's Mammoth Western Wenagerle and Southern Zoological establishment will commence exhibitions in thelr new Zcologi-, cal Hall at PALACE GARDEN, Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue (eat entrance), on Moxnay, Nov. 21./and every afternoon and evening, Doors open be ee 63g o'clock. “Admission 26 cents; children un- der nine 15 cents, AMBURGH & CO.’S MENAGERIE, Comprises avast and. varied co Reptiles from wil climates on the largest and most perfect ever exhibited as regards quality or variety and beauty of the animals it contains, and is the only legitimate Menagerie now in America, ‘Amongst the prominent features of thia establishment is the LIVING | MAMMOTH mand in large chain cables, and African hunter THOMAS. Hannibal has ever been ‘considered’ the mammoth of the present age, and is the largest eleshant by many thougand pounds ever exhibited, in any country OFESSOR LANGWORTHY Wit enter the dene of trained acimale and gabibit to the au- ence the wondrons powers he exhibits over the fierce tenants ofthe ferest. During the entertainment the highly, trained trick pony Black Diamond will be introduced; Prince and monkey J brute nagacty and seqy of the BORNEO MONKEY JOOKO, THE PONY RIDER, He is remarkable for the beaut, is form and features. Elephant Hannibal, securely bor performed by that celebrated iso the pony. xo. Among the most curious feats of ‘ements ever performed are those OIREE MUSICALE, ‘BigcHisdame LOUISE ABEL agulated by MARIE KRAUSCH, soprano, Mr. APTOMMAS, harpist, and M BRCNO WOLLENHAUPT, who has Kindly consented to ta the yilin part in Beethoven's celebrated 47, ths ovening, Thursday, at § o'clock, at Dod &6 Broad: Tickets $1 cach; family tickets, for three persons, $2—to be bad at the prinelpal music stores or at the door. W YORKER STADT TH ATRE, 37 AND 39 BOWERY. iY Shlegel; Hamlet, Rudolph MU ‘A Tragedy by Shakspere and A. Fallen! Opeliny Sse Grab, R. AND MRS. ROBERT. necitae TALS, ‘At Goldbeck's, Musto Hall Soa Broa ‘This evening, Nov. 17, at $ o'clock Tickets 60 cenis; $for $1. Gallery 25 cents USSELDORF GALTERY, 818 BROADWAY. SONNTAG'S PICT! oP DMEAM. OF TIALS: Taving met with the unqualified praise of the press and the numerous visiters to the above Gallery, will remain on exhibi- tion n short time longer. Gpen day and evening. Admission 25 cents. SWAN AT PALACE GARDEN—THF ORIGI- lack Swan, known ag Miss K. T. GREENFIELD, two Grand Concerts at Palace Garden, on Friday and Saruilay evenings, Nov. 18 and 29, assisted by eminent artists. ‘rhese will be the only concerts she will give in New York. allery 25 cents. No extra charge for reserv- eats for sale at the ticket ollce, Commence at 8 ed Reals. o clock. iT, THE DEBUT IN donna, Mine. Albertini. his Original character of merica of the gr FtovaTonk.” Beate Manrico. EH GREATEST ATTRACTION IN THE CITY 18 THE celebrated Abbott Collection of Egyptian Antfquities, now éshibiting at 659 Broadway. “Open day andevening. Admis- sion 25 cen NE Sea aS PAINTING _OF CHARLES THR KF by the great Velazquez. This fascinating and at- (ractive pisture fe & study “for ali time.” Open day and evening, at 669 Broadway. | Admission 25 cents, MEODORE THOMAS. TP Nerato tnfore his trlonds that he wilt receive puptts for Jadtrection, upon the -Pinnoforte. Applications may bead dressed to Messrs, Scharfeaberg’s and Preusing’s muste stores FOONRUTTS OPERA HOUSE, GREEN STREET. be ¥., wil open on Menday, the 2st th an jenien of acknowledged ability ean Bec! for the eenson by making tantediate ap WOODRUFF, Proprietor de in GALLERY OF OLL PAINTINGS, 863 CANAL “STREET, FOTURE NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17, 1859. _ AMUSEMENTS. GARDEN, MISS AGNES ROBERTSON as wre « MR, JEFFERSON eye MR. JOHNSTON as Squeers, __ NEWMAN NOGGS. MRS, BLAKE as Mrs. §quc seni sincibiiaet saeiaces MES, ALLEN as Mme. Mantilial, MR GEO. HOLL AN HARRISON an Nicholnae lap ipae B N. B.—The success tien atlended the or, Scenes from the Cricket on the Hearth,” Induces nagement of the Winter Garden to produce another AVENPORT as Mantilini. reduction of ae en MR. MB. PEARSON as John Browdle, SBTINI os earnane te i the role of Leonora, she bas ‘crested,’ seer earn we ‘will make her first, ‘will make his first CARDE «| roo, the 0} character of Mam- wore TRO TORE eee he pare Le “Ath having been expresslg: of the same graphic author. ene reall knows typewor ‘charac- Mad. STRAKOSCH, ites AGOBt0, Mr. MULLER. ter fn “Nicbolas Nickleby”? Beats m ‘appearance mag ind of arta mare ‘adn abi pp ao be had ere BN 4 hain 4 rit (ate the group. sustaining the’ dramae Pa Bello OORKOW (eR (FRIDAY), TONED yb Put Nor EVENING oe OTHE BIGILEAN N VESPERS, Charles Dickens! Siory i ; ited samen ‘SMIEE: COLSON, BRIGNOL Fann INCA, SMOKE: oe, MORRA, * xm ceni ‘Shove, SHEE; QUINTO, ine RUBIO, pater, B Mie DEULIN, Mr. DANSTAEDT, Es and the carpe ae'pellet SMIKE; QNSATURDAY, AT ONE SMIER ee: TINE, Newly Ueanotees ty and pepoeed TORE of oe oe THREE GREAT PRIME HORNE GREA’ MR, 'D, BOURCICAULT. * | MADAME ALBERTINI, MADAME COLSON, MADAME 4 Box office open from 8 to 6. ac. A OX, FOURS "CONVERT, FATHER KEMP'S FAMOUS Oe a lai i Band 19, 79, with Grand Orchestra, vial i greing: Nov i wo wit ecnpriae 1% * Tokels 25 cents; children 15 cotlsheit 25 cents; children \ cents. Doors open at; concert wig hE RICILIAN VESPRRS, Batrday ‘afiornoon ai o'clock, Grand Daylight Perform- COLSON,” URIGHOLE, RRERE ioKOA. The ma pest agen et of RAYTONS NEW PARLOR GAZZANIGA, ‘OPERA HOUSE, And the great baritone, SO Now. 718 and 72 Broad wa ar repent N ‘New York Hotel). Between tho Mohis UNORFEBRL 9 Two Ree PIRGES. The CLR ATED MishReRE fae Sy Pe en" pale WO NEW Pikchs. MAD. ALBERTINI aud. S10. AMODIO. PIRCES. AND MRS, RENEE DRAYTON'S PARLOH OPREAS AND LYRIC PROV ERBS, THURSDAY EVENING, Nov. 17, at 734 o'clock, First ime in Amerion of the p sRopular OF Operatia’ »in which Mrs. Written and composed by Val. Morris, F els New Opera, Drayton well sing the Cavatioa from’ Bal “fils ROSE OF CASTILE.” ‘To conclude with (by same author) EK TOO LATE TO MEND, Tn which Mr, Heart Breyton orl sing THE STAICSPANGUED BANNER, GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY, at 2 P. M. Places way ve without extra charge, at Mouse, trom 8 A. M. bo ERFORMANCES EVERY DAY, Commencing at 3 o'c in the afternoon And § in the evening. ecured any number of nights in advance, # oflice of the New Parlor Opera V. M., Seats (numbered and secured), ‘The Directors pledge themselves that all ant made in the adveriisemsents will be rigidly comp! pled wie ¢ Matinee will commence at one o'clock precisely. Deore open at 12, ‘The performance wil conclude £ gerees FOUR O'CLOCK P. to enable visitera from the country to be in time for the rall- "ape Diresiors, ansious to, fulfl to the l romies 4 ¢ Directors. anxious to, ful ¢ letter ever made 10 the public, see themselves obliged tn snnouuse THE LAST WKEK BUT ONE OF THE SEASON. During the last two weeks of the season there will be performances EVERY NIGHT. They are compelled to adopt this course in consequence of the Academy cf Slusie having been let several monthe the Grand chirity Fair in December. anne ON MONDAY. NIGHT, "NOVEMBER 21, First night in A’ Moat SS yerest ie ra “opera of EW BOWERY, THEATRE xov.1 IURSD Tic wid bs'aee deen ola bgree’ WOMEN OF THE MODERN TIME, Strangers will observe that the above is the only place Ox, Liry in Tar Ci late Supvn where the * ‘The talented ‘nd favorite actres sid MODEL ARTISTES DOSS FANNY HERRING, are exhibited, consisting of “Twenty seven Young Ladies” | will make her first appesran this theatre, and who appear at each perfor ‘Aditission, orc THE H 1B WALL, cents; boxes, 26 cents; priva 1; INTER GARDEN. RDEN, |ARDEN. GARDEN, wos MINSTRELS, Boma leet maya ‘aried an ErMort TAN EN tem TAINNENT. BRILLIANT TRIUMPH. FE ace with the most successful burlesque of the stm MASKED BALL, Tntroduetng most of Shakspere's he fessrs, kph Horn, Chas W Toes. WINTER GARDEN. WINTER GARDEN, hite, Ned Davis, D. 8. Wambeld, as aonb Pi acy ve pin a WINTER GARDEN. WINTER GARDEN. ents Commence at 7% o’clocie. No more beautiful entertainment can be offered to the yo Charles Dickens, retains the audience in See tears throughout its performance. a THE WHITE SLAVERY OF THE YORKSHIRE SCHOOL. DESPAIR. THE SCHOOI. ROOM. THE ESCAPE. THE BOOKING OF THE SCHOOLMASTER. ‘The revolt of the little slaves against thelr brutal tyrant, THE LAWYER'S CLERK. THE GARRET. THE DRUNKARD’S LAST DRINK ARDINGE'S ART. STUDIO. ‘On view, ® col ihe Paris and London exhibitions:— Golinson’s “Controvsray, High and Low Church.” Quiet Evenin, ng. TB. Cooper, R. A. Ripon Gomsp, Biayer, petite Vilage Giuletuin, Trayer, £0. m9 A. M. to 4X P.M. Admittance on application's ‘at the Studio University, Washington Square, ‘Room No. 12. P ROF! ESSOR 1 LOWE’ ~~ MAMMOTH A ERIAL SHIP, ~~ crry OF NEW YORK. THE INVLATION OF THE MAMMOTH AERIAL SHIP CITY OF NEW YORK, FOR ITs GRAND TRANSATLANTIC VOYAGE, Will coromence this day, and continue, weather per Leompieted. ON SATURDAY, THE 19TH INST., THE ASCENSION Tf the weather is cals WILL TAKE PLACE, if not, on the first calm day following, (Sunday excepted.) Ticketa.....+ce0e+ +50 cents And will entitle the holder to witness both inflation and as- cension. ‘Tickeis now out will be Doors open from 9 A. ypaax OPERA.—ACADEMY OF MUSIC.—THE GEN. tleman that had two of my stockholder’s tickets for the Matinee last Saturday afternoon, will please enclose them, to me, No. 8&1 Broadway. JOSEPH SEAGRIST. Marck OF PAINTINGS. NTERNATIONAL ART I. No. 696 Brosdw on on on ie of ascension. STITUTION, er Bid Foust street. 0% his sel THE PoRTRAlt "OR ALESANDER Ve von “hompoupr, in life size, by J. Scbrader, Berlin, THE FORGOTTEN TASK, by Meyer von Bremen, i — CHBISTMAS TREE, cartoon, by Th. Mintrop Dussel- ‘Si ARLEMAGNE, historical painting, by Clara @uicke, lin “Open from 10.4. M.to10 P.M. Admission 25 cents. “ACADEMY OF MUSIO TO-NIGHT.—GRAND EXTRA Debut of Albertini in I TROVATORE, Alber. Uni and Beaucarde in their original characters—Leonora and Maurico. Vespers, ARK! TALLY HO i=} + positively last night of the Sicilian ©. FERGUSON, THE CELE- on the irish Harmonte Pipes, will give nts at Mozart Hall, Broadway, on Thira- 17 and 18, when he will be assisted by Hoxets 25 cents. A fine band will other eminent ta tend. Also, an Afternoon Entertainment, for schools, on ‘rida, ‘fhe. Tet tostant, at 3hg orelook ‘Tickets 12 cents. OSA BONTFUR'S WORKS, ber Picture painted by berseif and 1 GOUPIL'S NEW GREER Hi corner of Admission 25 cents. RAND CONCERT IN DODWORTH'S ROOMS, On Friday evening, November 18, 1869, Miss GERTRUDE MELVIN ine frat appearancein Amertea), And Miss WILLOUG. ( her fata pearance in America, Assisted by Mp H, BELTON and ‘on exhibition at ROADWAY, Mr, B.A. Payne | Mr. W. Denvy | ‘clocks precisely. Condnetor, Manager. YW Astinaros at TR B MASONIG ALTAR, At QOUPIL'# NEW eGR 719 Brondway, corse @ Ninth street, ad cents. ON.—A_ FIRST CLASS ACTOR RAMATIO A willreceive a few private er branches Of the ar and fitthemn for tbe first roleg on the stage, Ads dress Mapayer, Union square Host oflice, New York. TANTED—A FIRST CL AND SECON] Wine foe Rngliah Ope are upto tae. beaten: Apply to cts TS THOS, vARSLO dees box 2414 Post ollee. Broadwey, or ad: nz, ‘This deeply emovionsl drama, drawn in He saianow colors of cl Tickets only TWENTY-FIVE 18 FREE. | Cooper Toate, and ‘and at the door. tion of Oil Paintings, principally from Sr. jlacksmith,”” R. Elmore, (from Longfellow’s Also, specimens of Ed. Frire, Scheffer, Troyon, Willems, wo grand Pictures by tbat world renowned Lnrtet, ith | | Cards of 8 feaintasion 5) cents. | eT eT } Nuts SALOON, Christy. - Musical Directer pel rag ie INDE BU CCSS evening ae the laa BY nightly at espe temple of eee e UNSPEROACHABLE IRIOERAN. ENTERTAINMENT Presented by the world renowned. Stage Manager GEO. And bis inoom ie orem ot NEW ACTS, NEW SONGS, NEW FEATURES, mtiag wis navr aad LAUGH in AFTERPIEUE evening. Rene -A-numbet rot ieces in active preparation, amd —A-number of new ve pg in roe eas P 6 commence at7};. Tickets 25 cents. Ltd OLD FOLKS AND AT THE oo COOPER INSTITUTE cite ON THE SAME EVENENG. TIMOTHY TITCOMB. DR. J. G. HOLLAND, Auibor of “Bier-Sweet,” deliver @ lecture on c = “AMEKIUAN BOUIAL LIFE,” At the Cooper Insti ON FRIDAY FE ENING. “NOY. Be After the lecture a concert will be given by FATHER KEMP'S “OLD FOLKS” Concert Company, with a splendid orchestra, all costumes of 100 ONE HUNDRED) old anther atrioue aod sentiseatal IVE CENTS; to behad Doors open at to commence at 734 o'clock. BENEFIT OF BARNEY WILLIAMS, On bist Nov. 1 occasion ARNE WieLtans AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS will appear in the following powerful entertainment:— ALL W EVE. Mr. Barney Williams... Mra, Barney Williams ANKI Mrs. Barney Williams.......... Concluding with the IRISH LION. \TIXON & AYMAR'S CIRC a AMPHITHEATER, AGENT LA RLEGANT. We. sHiRwoopt WALTAR AYMAR iis GREAT HURDER crt The Clown, Toney Pastor, tn new Comio ie Jenkins” in'his great scene! Every evening this week and on Saturday IATEMY OF MUSIC.—TO-NIGHT, FIRST APPE. celebrated cantatrice, Mme. Ate TL, TROVATORE, To-morrow, posl- ‘lian Vespers. le. ively fast aight of the (FECT SPECTMENS OF THE Cae Ach TH PP thm: anzee, the Kooboa-Kamha and heir skeletons, and other rare and inweresting. A witha the sacred Ibis, the Marabout, and hundreds of age An curious Birds, and a great variety of domestic and implements and manufactures of the natives of ‘ie interior 6 Ca < ‘ica, may beseen at DU CHAILLU'S African 35 Broadway, a few doors below Bleecker atreet. Opem day and evening. ' Admission 25 centa; children 18 centa, M ‘R, H. l. BATEMAN BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO AN- nounce that he will bave the honor of. — the dis iinguished musical comedian, Mr, Sam Cowell, who on in arrived. to the public of this clty. He will shortly Iy a} his Mirthful and Characteristic Musical Melange, talented troupe of coadjutors. These performances lad by ae received with marked favor in the principal cities of Greag. Britain snd Ireland for the past three years, and Mr. Batemam belleves will allord a series of delightful & evenings entertalm- ment to all lovers of amusement. G= a yste PICTURE. Fon ME Dy TaN (Palnted by Rossiter and Mignod will be on exhibition at the Nnulonal Acidemy of Design, Tenth sreet, near Broad } and after ¥ friday, Nov. 18 MoOLURA. AXHIBITION OF PAINTING: INTERNATION AL, ANT INSTITUTION 604 Broadway, corner of Fourth street. This select gallery has lately receiver ‘The portrait of Alexander Yon Humboldt, in Beas by J. Schrader, Berlin, The Fi gotten Fast . by Meyer Von Bresnen: ‘Tree, cart inthrop; Disseltort ‘Chaslesingsee Bistarioal nui, by che ry Oeioke, ier ho rom 10 A. M. to 10 P.M. “Adluuesion’25 conta. Wee 8 ITALIA. EVENTH WERK. HOPE CHAPEL, 720 BROADWAY. icent Paintings o! RTHERN, CENTRAL AND ORUTHERN ITALY. Fy evening, at 734 o'clock; Monday, ‘Wednesday and Sat urday, at 3 E Admiission 25 cents; children 10 cents. —— —AN EXPERIENCED AGENT. WANTED, HEATRICA 5 first sluss class actress who bas several new plays abe wishes topreduce. 1hose W with ready. ‘capital, nd Poferences as to abillty, can address M. F. 8., ‘Gann square Post oflice. | ACE GARDEN uste HAUL <TIS 5 SPACIOUS ill be let for Balls, Fairs, Concerta, entrance on Fiftsenth street, } We DICALn TOR HUNTER CAN BE CONSULTED | Cer OF Nod Division street, New York, euablich nee } 3583, and nowhere else. Opeu from $ A. M. untillOP. M. banat hte dane | DR ssce'aerogt Dee creas Maes few York University ma; | auited with confidence at hie old ‘established ofice. Hours eG. to8P. M. (Sundays excepted.) | D' WAT*ON—MEMBER ad THE moma: As mete 4 his Lig omg 459 Broome street, second lock Ww ‘weat of Bread ‘ears devoted his | May be conmilted aan, ‘tomin be morning il daliys, Trewteaase oy Wet, Tee erheee oe bose of Surgeons, Loncon, may be SA. M.to9P M. Dn cSozes; dt DUANE, STREET, Hag. FO) inst 26° ie ora evening, Sundays excepted. D®, WARDS oNtx OFFICE, 483 BROADWAY, REXE 1. ’a Theatre, up stairs. Hours from7 A.M. te F, BARROW, 10 BLEECKER STREET, FOUR DOORS DOORS below Macdougal atreet, N. Y. Hours of from 11 to 2 and from 4 to 8. DARIS AND “LONDON OFFICES OF DR. TARMONT, Py Broadway, New York, up stairs. Consultation hourg GA. M, 106 P.M, “Treatment by mail and express Aisa.