The New York Herald Newspaper, October 24, 1868, Page 9

NATIONAL ROBBERIES. wundering from the Treasury Without Re- course—A Queer Statement a toe (From the Boston Advertiser, pu nae Feoel ved at Rowing, copies of reports le to the Preside late adventures in Now York; and nd of Mrs Court ner, United States A Attorney for ‘the Southern «dis. vigorous “lever of Con ‘Coommmatoner Rollins requesting his removal. The documents are before the Re- Sepohment Committee now in session in New ‘Ork:— MR, BINCKLEY’S REPORT. OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, WASHINGTON, Sept. 10, 1868, Mr. PREsIpENT—I hasten to submit the ‘following ort: cir @ subjoined order of your Excellency reached ‘me on the day of its date:— Wasnrneros, August SiR—You will at once procce! to te ck ot brook NN, Y., and exainine certain evidence sa{d to be in possession of Adsossor Wellwood, and report whether in your opinion tho same substantial:y implicates wp violations of law any @ilcer of the internal’ revenue service, Respectfully your Joun M. Binckley, Solicitor Gehl Revenve’ urea ‘Waslington, D. wd sas - yea i proceeded at onco to New York and a pointed an interview with Assessor Wellwood, to om I showed this order, I was stroagly ‘tm. pressed with that gentleman’s love of justice, but, it became manifest that he was extremely appre- heusive of failing into some position of indelicacy I thought it reasonabie to afford him opportunity and time to form fur himself such an opinion of nry object a8 would relieve him from what I afterwards learned to regard as an excusable hesitation. I disciaimed any motive but a strictly oilicial one, and cordially lopted his own expressions under that head, Yet Was much surprised to discern in the conversa- tions I had with several persons, joctating. Mr. Wellwood, that it was not considered creaible that ‘any attempt would be made in good fatth to enforce the penal sanctions of the revenue laws in New York irrespectively of persons or parties. Mr, Wellwood puinted out @ man formerly a revenue inspevior, named McHenry, as itkely to be conversant with the documents and facts which had engaged our couierence. ‘Treating this suggestion 25 a substantial compliance with my lemand upoa Mr. Wellwood in person, I sent for Chenry. kia personal knowledge included several important facis, implicating revenue onicials of the highest grade, but not indicating that general preva- Jence of corruption of which I shall speak hereatter. Meantime my presence m the city became known and was populey ‘iy, but, a8 you know, erroneously, taken fo be for the purpose of general investization with the e016 object of collecting plausibie | data upon which to predicate asuspension of Mr. Commissioner Rollins. Under this mistaken hypothesis I was calied upon by large numbers of persons, some accredited, some total strangers, but mostly of @ mercenary and upprincipled ‘¢. » Who were de-irous of employ- ment in the work of detecting crime. I need not the very different character of my mission left me at liberty whoily to discountenance all such reons; and 1 deemed it admissible to refuse to hear revelations they would propose to make as an earn- est of the vaiue of their services; what amount of lence may possibly have beea thus of course, NO means of reckoning. ut ‘another class of persons approached me with different object. They were deeply unpressed with wide-spread and apparently poe le demoral- ization in the revenue service, and had come to as- certain what prospect existed of aretorm. Without exception they were discouraged upon ascertaining, by my frank deciarations, that there was nothing Saiceueatnasy in my powers, and that | held myself exonerated on this occasion from noticing any perp cemapesens hore, saan, fr were at least some degree at i¢ inatter supposed to be in Mr. eliwood's reach, From every direct.on came the substance of this strong expression:—“‘Let it once Cpa by demonstration that the govern- ment will really make a bold and honest attack on tho whiskey ring, and every safe in the city will fur- nish documentary evidence.” According to tle best sagacity I could command Uhese expres: rye came from persona havin; access to or control of arene ly papers were de- @ecribed and faci ted, reserving indicative par- rs, In some fnmenoen the coincidence of nu- us staiements enabled me to determine the pores exisience and the custody of the paper, and ledge of honor to return it on the spot, to have vex ibited for my il ial In a word, through those sources of Knowledge in human afairs which Span ail mere legal verification, I came to share some exten: the melancholy, Dut universal opin- fon of all classes in New York, who are acquainted —- internal revenue business, that it has been for years substantially a business of malversa- tion among the higher grades of oiticials, This fetnat"bat conclusion is undoubtealy the EXECUTIVE bey ar be tual belief of all whose opportunities have ena- ay them to forma correct opinion. It 1s needless fo remark that with my very recent introduction to Yevenue business those who were better informed by experience were not more incredulous of a real urpose Of public duty than I was of thelr narra- 23 OL ertme, Lexhorted them to make cheir coim- fBanications to the @ proper officers and insist upon {public justice. replied with instances of pri- vate ruin arieng.{ m similar attempts. I re- their umidity and they ridiculed my sim- Every where the same sentiment was upper- Tecnathe risk it, if the government were protect me 1 would speak hood A thousand fares stigutious of revenue frauds have been made, it always for the purpose, or at least with the t, of better concealing and promoting bribery id ‘corruption; end the same way,” fa &c. Such a sentiment seems to be unwar- one table upon auy hypothesis but the sad one that ie combinations of ticians, oMicials, tradesmen d_ speculators go under the name of the ‘whiskey ring” actually exert tre? wer to disable the zeal of che local prosecut cers and other ey of criminal justice. ion the whole, I re- that in pursuing & very restricted inquiry I had fallen upon si disclosures that I did not now What to do with. To submit them to the Pre- \dent for disposition and action according to the usual course of business would simply be putti em back where i found them. On the other hands it was manifest to my best judgment that tue genera’ lesire of Lonest citizens for an earnest of real work ‘would be easily kindled into active support, and that 000 as @ real effort should be publicly recognized lence Without eud would come forward, the press ould unanimously sustain @ reform, rie | ould no longer be Nig aud the dignity a power of the law would revive. ‘This was abundantly confirmed by the visible com- Motion amoug tho suspected classes, in consequence of the report that an oillcial was engaged in iuvesti- frauds, Bus who was to take the first step? 0 Oflicer of the government couid have been called pon to take that great responsibility who might not ve pertinently asked me, “Why do you not do it ‘ourself? You are a revenue official and the only who by designation is a law otlicer; if you shrink from attucking the ‘whiskey ring’ under eircum- ces Which implicate the heads of your office and ich show the futility of relying upon the district ttorney, What other oilicial is obliged to do it?’ I considered thia matter anxiousiy. and finding no rthier wotive for resiguing my Oillce than @ tear ff consequences of right action in it, I resolved ‘to do what 1 could to break the spell of dominauon which bas kept the truth out court for years in New York. My piau was simple—to collect evidence enough ‘to justily tie Lag of commitment under ordi- pary (tne ects ting that as it actually en- tered the record and the eyabuis prints the corrupt end desperate resorts of the so-called ring to sup- press and discredit it would be frustrate by a great Prantity of point biank evidence, to be encouraged ey the resviute good faith of the proceeding, to come forward in the hands of honvrable and Eexatie witnesses. A combination of just men tor ir own Vindication against this abowimavie or- ong of crime would destroy its fearful power { . then took the step by instituting proceedii Defore a United States Commissiones, arresting ‘two of the accused and entering upon their ex- ination. | haa engaged to come in at a suit- ble moment with the assistance of an untarnished Practical lawyer, Whose unavoidable failure con- giderabiy disconcerted me. As I had not at that ime reasonable grounds for publicly accusing the istrict Attorney, | mvited him to impart the au- shority of his office to the prosecution. To avoid the jocency of & more di understanding we acted fn a iacit reiatoa of mere formal pacticipation in ‘the case on lils part, of actual control on mine. Sub- wequently, evidence which L could not aftect to ig- pe reudered i} extremely irksome to proceed to- er. Circumstances affecting the’ conduct of the case put of court were rendering ita pertinent question fox me Which side of the issue he Was prosecuting in court. The purity of the Proceeding required an Ammediate end to his connection with the matter, ‘The hour was coming fora full deveiopment of tue nitude of the case and the number of defendants, B clude the Listriot Attorney himself, ‘There was urgent use for abie and numerous coun- pel, and tie pubic were about to be astonished by a rool that the government had made # real aud reao- R ve attack upon the defiant and powerful enginery corruption and tatimidation, notwithstandin, ~ Pioet unprincipled aud shameless practices had employed, with the co nance of the District Atiorney, against the effort through mercenary and @egraded men appea' as counsel, It was at ae stage that ( called upon the honorable Secretary of the Treasury fur the necessary authority to enter Byatematicaily upon the work. I had been assured that he had publicly and strongly discountenanced roceedings, but with proper respect for that ad leman, as he could have no other opinion of om than what could arise in total ignorance of my grounds of action, wiich were Known to no one but If, | could not suppose he would tun the risk brant ing the government with the so-called “whiskey ring.” Nevertheless, with whatever re- grct he may now realize it, that is the practical Sieot of his action in the premises, and it is my duty ‘to express that opinion, inally, in court yesterday morning I was sur- LA despatch which, on some representa- 7h maue Knowa at ~ age the District At- proc Assistant Attorney neal Ashton, whi rae pros ~ tnt nd not erro- ly nied a8 an author udiation Prosecution by the United States except so far Mr. Couriney might be pleased to continue it inst his own particeps Kaelin ‘The Court, adjourned the proceedings 7 t in asking this post Pormallt Opposed) Tae cr} re wt a va eth of bo eas for urpose fovearing’ thy tek than ‘besntas: te whe far dug 10 owever, at rT Hill this day ween, wane, ther itor Binckiey of NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, would be incumbent upon me, if! could, to stand corrected before my su) rg and my country. ‘This I cannot do, because I 1 was right, conse- uent for me to do but to retire vernment in favor of some person in better harmony w! ref methods of such business as thie. The Honorable Secretary Bae re give my resignation, Mg res) , your Obe- dient servant, HN Porn KLBY, soutettor of Internal Revenue. MR. COURTNBY’S REPORT. Orrics DisrRicT ATTONNEY OF UNITED STATES FOR SOUTHERN Disrricr of New YORK, NEW YORE, Oct, 1, 1868, To THE PRESIDENT:— Str—I have oeen furnished with a opy, of a re- rt addressed to yourself by John M, Binckle licitor of Internal Revenue, purporting to give history of what was done b; rs an order issued it, 1863, directing him to “proceed to the city rooklyn (Eastern Judicial district), — York, and examine certa.n evidence said to be in pos- session of Assessor Weilwood, and report whether, in your (his) opinion, the same substantialiy impli- cates in Violations of law any oilicer of the internal revenue service.” Auy generai criticism as to the manner in which the special service desigiated in this order has been performed it is not in my province to offer, but L Must be permitted to notice this extraordinary docu- ment so far as relates to tue utterly unfounded acca pais aud insinuations against myself contained erein, ‘This gentleman came to this city and commenced & series of investigations, certainly not contemplated by the terms of the order under which he professed toact, and undoudtediy without precedent in the manner in which they were conducted, Without any communicauon with me, whom official courtesy and decency should have impelied him to, at least, advise of his proceedings, he caused a prosecution to be instituted ag against tl re two chief olticers of hisown bureau, an ex-collector and one Daniel Murray, charging them with a conspiracy to defraud the United otaies. ‘This charge was based upon the tesitmony of one man alone, of whose character Mr. Binckley seems to have had Be knowledge and to have taken no steps to acquire i was not till these charges had been made and some of the defendants already arrested that I was notified that any such action was contempla- ted. 1 tuen found that a man, without the slightest authority so to do, of his own motion, had sneaked surreptitiously in.o my district and ‘Attempted, in total ignorance both of law and fact, to usurp functions which your Excellency and the Senate of the United States had seen fit to devolve upon me. 1 might surely have been pardoned if, smarting under tuts wholly gratuitous and unprovoked insult, I had peremptorily refused to have any connection whatever with a prosecution which, it now seems, Was instituted a3 a mere fishing’ inquiry, which might induce “evidence to come forward in the hands of honorable and notabie witaesses.” This admission in Mr. Binckley’s report coniirms the Opinion which my intercourse with him, while it lasted, produced, viz., that he was wholly without legal testimony by which to support or establish the charges which he had made, iknew, however, the sensitiveness of the public mind in regard to frauds in the internal yevenue service, I was determined that 1 would not allow any possible opportunity to bring to pee corrup- tion in any quarter to be defeated through the ignorance or discourtesv of the man who a‘fect- ed to know something of importance. I there- fore waived all sense of the gross insult I had Teceived, and upon seeing in tue papers that his conduct was repudiated by yourself and the Secre- tary of the Treasury | applied to the latter by tele- graph to know whether I was expected to take charge of the Dior geen On being informed that I was { immediately co-operated with Mr. Binckley as cordially as his offensive and arrogant manner would Harts determined that if there was any truth at the bottom of his vague and misty accusations ne persona! feeling of mine should stand in the wa; its development. I fonnd il Boney impossible t ‘o learn anytiung from him which was of value as legal Proof in establishing the charges he had made, but the prosecution of which my o.ilcial position and the special instructions of the Secretary devolved upon me. He seemed to have no idea of the relevancy or competency of evidence, no conception of the re ioe scope of such an investigation as he had He seemed to think that such a prcceoting, Tight legally be used as a drag net with which to rake up any insinuations that scandal or malice might give birth to, in regard to any transactions in the internal revenue service, or any Ollicers connected therewith, whether mentioned in the warra.ts or affidavits in this ease or not. He seemed not to have tne smallest notion of any legal ruies which would confine the investigation to the [ npoogrend charge or particuiar defendants specitied the warrant. | could not pores eee he had any Knowledge whacver of even the simplest principles of criminal law, and | labored in vali to impart any to him. His report displays this utter ignorance of law in a very striking inanner when he says:—‘’fhe hour was coming for a full development of the magnitude of the case and the number of = defendants, to in- clude the Disirict Attorney himself,” A child's knowledge, had he possessed it, would have taught him that the rules of evidence must necessarily con- fine the testimony to be introduced within the limits marked out in the warrant, and that the number of defendants could not be increased in the way he pro- posed, Here, then, our difference of opinion began, and if this man haa, even in his own mind, any grounds whatever for charging me with lack co-operation with hun, tt arose wholly from entert some regard for the long estabi! rules of evi- ence and principles of law, and my unwillingness to peril all my reputation as a lawyer, by following the wholly unwarrantable and absurd mode of pro- ceeding Wuich he desired, and which, without pro- ducing any beneficial result, would have exposed the prosecution and all concerned in it to the just scorn and ridicule of the profession —_ the public. He couid follow that course if he chose, I could not. ‘These and none other are the circumstances which “rendered it a pertinent Van which side of the issue he (1) was prosecuting in court.”’ The impudence of this ay ot ae put to me in the most offensive manner, b; at the very time When 1 hud been padient eannine his ignorance and arrogance in order that a full investigation might be made, was more than I could bear, and I o ressed to hich, in the plainest terms, my a is intellect and attainments, and rose to leave his foom that 1 might be no longer subjected to his sults. He attempted to compel me to remain, by closing the door upon me, and his violence obi me in self-detence to resort to force. 1 immediate! forge leg to the Attorney General that I woul ne longer be associated with Mr. Binckicy, and de- sired thas somebody else might be designated to con- duct this prosecution. The Attorney General de- clined to relieve me from tie duty, and advised me that Mr. bayer had no right or power in the pre- mises, that he had been Sees “ry by nobody to do what he had done, and that he and not I was tho one to retire from the case, ‘yhis is my connection with this case and with Mr. Binekiey trough the time embraced in his report. I submit to your Exceliency whether my course has been that of a man who dreaded examination into his own conduct, or sought to stifle inquiry into that of others. in view of my official career and recoi and what lam confident would be the testimony every officer of the government with whom I have been brought in contact, I feel that it can hardly be necessary to add to this statement that every in- sinuation and charge Konapend in this extraord! report, in any way aasatiing my official or personal conduct or integrity, is whoily, maliciously and basely false, without shadow of foundation a originating only in the slanderous imagination of the author. ‘The history of the case since abundantly vindicates me. The counsel designated for the purpose by the Attorney General myself, have exhausted all Mr. Binckley’s resources of testimony and sought earnestly to erect the most thorough search tnto all the matters as to which he has affected to have proof. I desired some ono to be associated with myself, not because I felt that the case needed it, but in order that the public ana ourself might be abundantly ee of the utter faisity of Mr. Binck! ae charge that | was disposed wo stifle Pg ae Tam hap, vat find in Mr. Binekley’s Ly ago dow the order 0 Pg hn eee under whic! La ated fessed to act his action was wholly unauthoi a and uae, "upon, him and him alone rests the nsibilities of having initiated a proceeding wh ich in ite utter failure and adsurdity thus far (the case is not Cg bog ig ge! to weaken the con- fidence of the public in the utility of any criminal proceedings = eogeal overnment officials Nor frauds upon the revenue, and to impair the Ca onngpcig ot Rene justice by bringing its proceedings ini con' Li enclose herewith Ref of the aMdavits on which the warrant was yon yy warrant, I have the honor to be, #! your obedient servant, G. COURTNEY, rnd States Attorney. COMMISSIONER ROLLINS DEMANDS THE DISMISSAL OF BINCKLEY, TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE, WASHINGTON, Sept. 2, 1868. Sir—Mr. John M. Binckley was recent aa spocinted ty) yourself Solicitor in this oi Iki ime of his appointment but Ng little of nt p44 ter, and II present time oe met him but W ly Arne aut duties of Solicitor can with p Propriety be exer- cised only in this office aud Lo my own imme- diate direction, Mr. Bin ey 8 oon been absent from his desk for more t kK, and eamered in the city of New Tork without) jeave from me, as have understood from yourself entirely wwiltout your knowledge. J am_now in receipt of copies of two affidavits, which I herewith erat gee a Re oats signed by mr. Binckley himeeif, it would seem, upon an- otuer by one John D. Mc yenry.an e: inapect. or dismissed for cause, charging me with conspiring with others, including an oiicer removed at by ia- stance, and a distiller whose pro] was sold after forfeiture under my direction, violate the laws with Seite xmas v3 fin ini as ried, 10 that ron capaci arged. Lam t= jas been issued for my and that Mr, Pinokiey is Lapin J “the proceed ngs before the Commissioner Who issued the Warrant. Mr. Binckley’s conduct is censurable—First, be- cause he is absent from the oifice in the negiect of his duties, and without my permission. Second, because he has assumed duties which are exclusively devolved by law upon the United States Attorney for the Southern district of New York; and Third, because he has been guilty of oficial conduct with reference to myself, Nis which demands condemnation, Conscious of absoiute integrity in the discharge of Bs all_my public Sasien, 1 know that Mr, Binek! making the aflidavit referred to, ut ben gut wilful perjury, or is 80 yy by corrupt and mali he is en- uniitted for the duties of ay position. It no argument to convince you that his services Sef} be no longer valuable or with pro- priety continu: Tunhesitatingly request, therefore, his immediate dismissal, Tam, ful MOLLINS' Commissioner. Hon. Huan MoCu..ocn, Secretary of the Treasury. TS _FOR SALE, A TR ENTIRE 8 AE SSO0K, OK, LEABE AND FIXTURES » of the class dry goods store, 344 Bowery. Terms (A. BARE CHANCE. FOR SALE, 4 WHOLESALE Lamp, Glass and Crockery Business, ina good loca- dion, having a Iarge cash custoni trade; satisfac O.y rexsous given for ng I resonable. Apply at 9 avenue 0. (A. STATIONERY STORE YOR SALE CHEAP WILL take any good property in exchange. Inquire at 7% Bleecker street. N OLD ESTABLISHED } ULIREEY AND FANCY Goods Store for sale, in Rahway, N. J. f the best stunds in the city, and of central Necation t low ; all goods salable and in good condition; aliscactoty reasons givon for ine Inquire of MOSES COHN, 218 Church street, New FINE HOTEL FOR SALE—AT A GREAT BARGAIN. Located in the bost place in this city (or business, Terms easy. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. A™= RARE BUSINESS CHANCE.—ONE OF THE NEAT- it Hotels down town for sale; doing a first clasa trade dud profitable, ‘There are about 100 rooms and ail the boat condition, For particulars apply to JOHN EMMONS, 103 Murray street. LARGE SIZED JEWELERS SAFE FOR SALE cheap at at 96 Dlaiden lane, Also one medium and two Small sized Safes of Herring's, Wilder's and Lidte'a. 8. G. QUIRK. A. St% XEARS LEASE AND FIXTURES COMPLETE of anent Kestaurant, near the Herald Building, for sale cheap. Apply to W. P. SEYMOUR, 171 Broadway. A MEDIUM SIZE SAFE OF A FIRST CLASS MANU: facturer for sale at a bargain tf applied for immediate- iy, at 1294 Nassau stroot, A. ~OR SALE CHEAP, A FINE CORNER LIQUOR + Store; a splendid corner Restaurant, on Broadway ; Bakeries, Confectioneries, Groceries, Produce Commission Stand, Meat Markets, Barver Shops, Cigar Stores, Fancy Goods and Trinmaing Stores, Hotels, Kindll nf Cat Ya MITCHELL'S Store Agency, strei AKERY FOR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR sale, situated in one of the best avenue of New York. qh mine of we. PHAIR, 441 Third avenue, corner Thirty- secu: EST ‘CORNER GROCERY ON FULTON oa Brooklyn; excellent cake increasing rapidly Fixturen Tens “He Le HIDEW 89 Vine sitect, Now York, and 1,106 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn, OARDING HOUSE FOR SALE~—FIRST CLASS; THIR- spine rooms; full of boarders; receipts over $1 500 por mont! tion to sell, balance rented with the bor red by'the Iat of May: cash to ; no agents, Call o HENRY ' street. RUG STORE FOR 8ALE—GOOD LOCATION, WELL stocked and fitted: rare opportunity fora German. Ap- ply to HALE, 61 Ann stroet, New York, RUG STORE FOR SALE--VERY LUCRATIVE BUST- ness; long leo <i low rent; dwelling and store fitted up in first clase ig Rear the city; cheap for cash. Apply to SOUrHMAND ‘& CO., 194 Broadway. OR SALE—A CHEMICAL FACTORY, WITH STEAM power, Xe,, at West Mount Veraon, Westchester county, in the cmmediats tate vicinity of the Harlem Railroad depot; the promises are also suitable for any otlier business. 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GENEVIEVE, DE BRABANT, This and every evening until further notice, will be’ pre: sented with a splendor of mise en scene never equalle America nor surpassed in Euro} BSCLAUAAS |. 4 BECKERS, GiNOT,” BOURGOIN, GORY, ANS PETIT, M mat al ERETT, GAQEARD AND M.A BEL, together with the entire strength of the com, ottee. To prevent speculators from taking advanta at the wubiicy & uumber of xescrved seats will be retaine eac! ng for sale at the box office of the theatre, Orchestra seats, #1 60; dress circle, ¥1; private boxes, 10; 5; general admission, LY CIRCLE, 80’ CENTS. LFotapp-acapeny OF MUSIC. ) seese . ee aeecee ecene # : by . . Ceeese The famous Acrian Gymnast, whose great successes have startled every portion 0! the Globe wherever civilization exists, and st i the potite sure apsonas ol the world into a fever of a ig enthusiasm NEVE PARALCLLED BY MORTAL. Fifteen months: poet wement in Fath, atu song audiences from every part of the Contivent o largest in number that ever fofied popular a blagen nth in nthe Erench capital, to the ies mudicnees ever ccupregeeea 1 eiiee atolenk oe modern ryatul ‘lace, London, be appoared before @ pay: ing audienc Forty-six Thousand aris Fianiired and cme two AT A SINGLE P EREGRMANCE, on the might of Sept, 25, 1863, on which occasion J3 LEAP LEOTARD MADE THIS FAN in the grand transept of the Crystal Palace, re repeatedly attracted and delighted of Europe tha Emperor and Eim- His performances h the principal sore | med of the French, t peror of Russia, Emperor 0! of Aus- pci King of Vruasia, Queen of Spain and Prince of Waies, by whom he has been decorated with orders of more than or dinary importance, including the Grand Cross of St. Andrew, Cross of St. Xavier, St. Ivan Order of Excellence, Ribbon of the Legion of Honor, & KOTARD'S GREAT FEAT, LEAP OF 4 FEET IN MID ATR, TIN MiD- ALE, an unerting y i MID. IN MID-ATR, IN MID-AIR, FIFY IN MID-AIR, has no appr parallel among lis many junitatora, NUY FOUR THEATRES IN AMERIC are suficiontiy inrge to adit of this graud performance, on8 of these, the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW YORK, has been secured fo EOTARD'S DEBUT IN AMERICA, which takes place on HURSDAY NIGHT, OCT. 29, 1868, ‘The Director has a delicacy iu presenting (he name of an artist of such excellence » who ought to be and fs suiicieutiy well known to obviate the necessity of mere individual advertisement. But the !mpor- tance of baving it knowa that LEOPARD LEOVAKD LEOTARD makes his debut at the TAGADEMY OF MUSIC TLURSDAY, OCT. 29, 1868, demands tt, as does algo the RTANT ANNOUNCEMENT ot the ot the MONDAY pease tans CTOBER 26, The entertainment will begin at 8 o'clock with the sparkling comedy, entitied the VERNOR'S WIFE, RNOR'S WIFE, GOVERNOR'S WIFE, {n which will appear a carefully selected company of comedy PRICES OF ADMISSION. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR SECURING SEATS. Parquette and Balcony. Rox Seats. Family Circle. M. JEROME RA 8 THIS A WHITE MAN'S GOVERNMENT !?—-SER NEW York in 1968, Fhe African os » Congresenas: are drifting to, sbi 80 tt DAY, ony PastOk's PI ita Ho USE. 2 6 pss EW, YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC 128, 190 and 182 Court sircet, Instruction daily, from 9 A. M. to of vocal and instrumental music, by the most competent mas- tera, at moderate prices, Modern Languages, by native Professors, R, THOMAS’ NEW SONG “ANGEL VOICES," SUNG ise ereepanes by Templeton, of the Ban Francisco DITRON ry # C0, Pul Publishers m pot sqaure AT TO TORS YAY 74] Srolock.. The groat doutlo company 10's Pouring bill fun: Ladies, bring the children; tt will’ keep them tn good humor for a month at feast. paeatRe TICKET, 1G) Te BROADWA RESERVED SEATS FOR aii THEATRES. [MPoRtaNt LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON interesting, invaluable and sclentitic subjects, showing how to live aud what to live for, are delivered daily at the New York Museum of Anatomy. ‘Those unable to attend can receive n copy by forwarding 25 cents to the secretary, 618 Broadway. (OR SALE—COAL YARD, LEASE, STOCK, HORSES, Carts, ke. in a first class location: A rare chance for & Barty tn search of a safe, ood paying business. Block was yurchased whi quire at coal yard, 153 and eveath evesos. ROOERY AND FEED STORE FOR 8ALE—AT A SAO- ritee, with good atock of salable Goods iaid in this i owner, who haa occupied it for elgh- teen a ‘and active person to sure success, Heavvery low. Can No. 60 ‘No. 00 Twenty rat street, Hrookirn, R, B. CADMO! OOD OPPORTUNITY FOR A_LADY.—FOR SALB, A Doll Body Manufacturing Business; orders coustantiy on hand; ingtructions given to carry it on. in the most Clal way. Particularsunder letter to B. V., Herald ollice. ADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS AXD FANCY GOODS, Broadway: told on account of iI! health; stock, Sx. dares ‘and good wii splen: business, as wi shown by books and r ferences ‘will more than pay for lteelt rat ‘agents, ) with ILLINERY--A RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, THE Lease, Stock and Fixtures of a wholesale and retail Millinery Gdode Establishment of inoss (mostly ca ide in the city, shed trade, For particulars address, for one week, box Ist Herald office. teh te htd gurus APPLE FOR SALE, iad a Petham Farce, ARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE. FIRST OLASS BAR FIX- tures and Lease of house in @ good business locality. Inquire at 66 Cherry strest. FLENDID OPPORTUNITY. A FIRST CLASS BARBER Fixtures for sale, with a L bus einen satis. en for selling ‘out, "Gall at 08 Leonard Nelson, 10 DENTISTS._FOR SALE CHEAP, FIVE OF DR, Butler & Bennet's patent Dentist's Chairs, upbolatered in green plush. Inquire of M. DOUGHTY, 79 Nassau street, 0 BUTCHERS.—FOR SALE CHEAP, A. BREF STAND, a first class market, and a Butcher's Shop in Tak Sven. Inquire st 18 Tompkins Market, Ne New ¥ ws TED—A PURCHASER FOR THE PATENT Right of an indispensable household commodity, » Vir- = ia an {0 Bled au lor t iy thi Ge We pr enily LOCATION; MUST BE SOLD, + Bakery and Lunch Room, 257 Hudson street, west 53 22.8 ‘Canal and Spring. 'N EASY WAY OF PROOURING WHAT YOU WANT.— HOWACE WATERS & CO. 481 Broadway, will dispose of new andaccond band Pianos, Melodeons and O1 first class makers, and take ce gen B6 to $25 moat ly atl Beli 50 Ca ‘and second hand Instraments for rent _ rent lied if or for sale at bargains for cas A. CHBAR PIAMO-IN GOOD ORDER, FOR #100: A seven octavo rosewood Planoforts, having modera tan- provemente ; a bargain for cath, Amilg street, nose Brosdiay._ BAROATE IF APPLIED FOR IM nt Pianoforte, cost B550, for ii dared: toecwood, seven, osere, “oversirengy maker's sr unrantse, nearly new.’ Owner's reside Seventh QRICKERING | SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD Pianoforte. original price $650, for lees than BJU0s outde round corners, finished back, with all the la ni Also seven octave rosewood Plano, modera {tn Vianoforte, original price | 600, for ess than four round corners, carved case, lege, tnoc thodern fiuprovementss firat clase makers. ' Cail at 28 Thirc MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE, MADE to order, celebrated. clty_makery fully guaranteed, used 6 months, cost $ parlor, ao and dining room pa » Paintings, ‘Bone ata sacrtice, 44 Weat Sixteenth, street, hear Be, UPRIGHT AND Reece PIANOS RENTED, with privilege to buy, a retenca Asse woe gg tas d and bert Pian ‘puss ih street, corner Fourth avenue, oe OHAMBERS & 80N. 4D. WALKERS PIANO ROOMS, FORMERLY Autor plece, cow #1 Teel fi acest, = fee doors weet of assortment of new and second hand Tot aale ath bite at low prices. N. B.—Allowance A. LADY WILL 6ELL A BEAUTE ROSEWOOD r no AND ee dire wan nha keg FOR SALE LOW ‘or for rent; $8 to 3,000 Pinca & Co.'s Organs nnd Melodoons fmprovements; price @67 to Boon; ‘rout gh to $6 per mouths rea ; per morg. T. GORDON, 706 Broadway, (iouTo ORIGINATED THB eaten use of nitrous oxide gas, administer it in most a) 120 nothing but extract teeth and cer- taraly doit rion pata + 80 8,000 patients testify. See their names at the office, 19 Cooper Tuatitute. 52. 5 0.8 -4 CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED—A Fiour and Food Store, extablished 3 years, prise, Herald oftice, 2 500 FOR wiry FURNITURE AND LEASE UU. of ao house contasning, 18, rooms, situated clos ay Broadwa} ingests. derma ry yor fare ance; parti ing city. orms easy. Pp! I. ree ti Went Four are (), “HAL? CASH, BALANCE | SECURED, will buy 2 Real ‘Estate, Btock, Financial reais sick pens ; ovel Sop sustenaeesy early; ci take capabi artner for less than tg en one buy present custom, $3, 500 WILL PURCHASE A LUCRATIVE MANU- Re en! Pe togudiag, $1,600 of Stook Foard erabiimned, Goods Maple and diab. 8 a eat entabliaho ¥ % be realized, ‘Gall and examine at factory, io. & MARBLE MANTELS. | ROnseEOte, BUILDERS 23 THOSE DESIRING obtain of new designs, carefully se fected, a re rd Me oy io elegance and econot re in- ‘vited to call at the manufactory and wareroome of FISHER & BIRD, ‘vi to 105 East k Houston street. SLATE MANTELS OF THE LATEST ue aut LATE ces, at A. KLABER'S Marble Work: ‘and 196 Teast Elghiecnth sireet, near Third ave- oat lew York, Mantels put up in the country. Out thie DSTONES, MONUME! MA Wetec cesgny at roluced. pricey, 40 8) KLABLIGY manufactory, iret avenue, near Third creat jantels put up in the country. ae price lish LA’ Lp comply LATEST DESIONS AND THE i rest eecan ‘the city, O Eve Fale, Bantets “SPECIAL NOTIOE.OVEN ALL NIGHT. THE +, only drug store up town open all night in J.C. RU Ie iret Broeaay & and Twenty fiftu etreel. Competent men ‘eHoadanoe at ail times, No extra charges at aight, ____ BXPRESSES. saad A. $3 BURNHAW'S "FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE ‘eat Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue.— huraiture for ainilies moved to the city or country, Furni- ure packed, shipped ‘and stored. Money advance: 1868,—TRIPLE SHEET, THIS (SATURDAY ivi will appear in the emotional daa ean drama of by the entire sivencte ‘of the Company, EDWIN FORREST AS JACK CADE. TUESDAY, Io 10 preparation, DAMON AND PYTHIAS. Seats secured six days in advance. ognw, MUSEUM. ay, corner of Thirtieth street, open from? & ave PERFORMANOES DAILY. 01 TH LYDIA THOMPSON B BURLESGUE ROT Every evi Miss LYDIA THOMPSON Miss Lisa Wi bers ri are + TALMER. 1688, and Wednegiay and Saturday INEES. crowbED HOUSES, Bu f the Season. E MAN AT THE WHEEL. . IXION fa tho gr ‘ent access of the acuson, It fa the brightest \d wittiest, the best mounted and best played burlesque we Mr. Harry Beckett ¢ music are pleased with it. ow wild about it, * WATER - ITCHES, riday acternoons ; AND VONRIE FS WIFE, smovelties are constantly b OF WOOD’ The lovers of bean Tobe ca by i by theoomne any.” ee To THEW ‘ON which aze all Included in the papelen aay the Seats should be secured In advance, sem, 114 Broadway. Fifth Avenue Hotela the only authorized places for the pur- pe ATRE, CONTIG! SM BROADWAY, WHOLE CO: PANY WHOLE SOMPAN re OPERA HOU SE, Corner of Twenty-t thitd street and Eighth avenue, ‘Triumphant success of LA GRavoR. DUCHESSE, AN aie 4 EVE NING EXT a GRANDE DUCHESSE MATINEL THIS DAY, OCT. 24, and SATURDAY, OCT. 81, LA BELLE HELENE pletencss Mr. Satoman will be com- In order to produce with the necessary comp pelled to defer its reviya when it will be repens COST! MES AND CAST surpassing tat of any Grevious performance of this Opera in THE SALE OF SEATS for “La Belle Helene” will commence Thursday, Oct, 29, at Schirmer's, 701 Bro: IKE'S OPFRA HOUSE. Mis Saturday, at 1 o'clook LA GRANDE DUCHESSE. Seats reserved for matinee performances at 701 Broadway and nt the Opera Houso, ATINEE pe Day, mi 2 3.0 'CHO! LYDIA THOMPSON | BURLESQUE TROUPE. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, amie 58S ya G MONDAY, Oct. 19, first a) HARRY LESLIE, THE SALIEOR imme! na of HARRY vues te THE THINNEST MAN Sy NEW YORK. Screams of dellaht. N PRANCISCO MINGT nel OR THE PACIFIC SLOP of NTA COMEDIAN, Tmmense bit of the NEW O) ER BR ER, and poduond in a aiyie ‘of splendor never equalled on the mainstral stage... No burlesane 0 The whole nadlenve couyaived with laughter! Pen and ink fail to depict the gorgeou en, Seate secured six days in TEW YORK CIRCUS, Fourteenth sate Opposite Academy of Putte, . LENT. seeeesDIREOT wl EDNESDAY. SAND ce ee Every night atBand at both Matinees will be prosented BRILLIANT ASIATIC SPECTACLE THE baa 9 FESTIVAL: to th pai i noe iT rib, ae ee ENES IN THE CIRCLE, of HORSEMANSHIP WO ONDERS oF ATHLETIO SKILL, PE IN THE WORLD. ciidren under ten, 25 centa, ‘HAT TH & NEGRO 18 Peat TO,—THE AFRICAN in th DEED YEARS HENCE, at Mouse, Si Bowery. MATIN! {atrodusing the tie tren 885 sate eincus TROUPE rea NEW YORK AH payowe ‘OPERA TEINWAY s goa “\Hlnovonn FHOMAS’ AUGURAL CONCERT. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, OCTOBER 2, r phony, No. 6 in © Minor. Homies’? { HB Minor Concerto, op. 11 Mh, 8 B- MILLS. Arla (Letter), Don Giovanni. mee "MME. ANNA DE LA GRANGE. Fantasia, “souvenin de Spe Overture, “Melusina’ rice, Character! a ‘Variations Brillant ME ANNA “DE ix ‘GRANGE. erve of resorved seats and tickets will commence THIS MORNING at the ~— office of Steinway Hall; at G. Schir- No. 701 Broadway, and at the General A wa sa 16 bgt rt OPEN ON MONDAY, And covery evening unti HARRY MACARTH the woll known a Coractian, and Lorrit, ESTELLE Comedien: FERSONATION W CONCERTS, MUSICAL MOMENTS. wire MERRY MOMUS, ol RIDE at BAPIS. pen, at 7b. Commence at 8. Froni W THE FEMALI ae ay the ‘raterfatle move on YORK ONE HUNDK! Fe eb fie neler, a soaks PABTON'S OPERA HOUSE. MATINEE TO-DAY, THE ‘DYING ZOUAVE. ! breast 190 The Sleeping Beauty, and thousands of other curiosities. Ypdturoned f¢, weing sbot inthe Open from 8 A. M. til 10 P.M. OF ANATOMY, to AMECH™ CD p> “si = qneors Fev Came Prd Wouvenrur. Thy Dying Zouare B. GOUGH WILL Sap HIS NEW LEC. metance”—at Cooper Toatitute, fTenthe, October 28. Tiokets 10 be bad at J. Be Brosaway and ua 19 Uaioe nyuare; Foster & ‘Palen: 30 Ni street 15 Third WP. Berbem, 1 Navssustrets SPORTS, FEMALE POLITICIANS, FEMALE F gt emule Hrlze Aghters, femnie oWced old on riot in 100m Soe NEW FORK ON BOERS segs pe TONY PASTON'S WATINEM TO-DAY, 2 ANTED TO PURCHASE—ANATOMICAL Mig Mons and Curiosities of all kinds. ‘agor of Museum of Anatomy, 618 Broadway. CLOTHING, 'S, 358 BOWERY, OPPOSITR Indios, and gentiemen can obtain the jughent valae for Of Cloth! g, Furnlvure, Carpets, C,, by calling or addvesslagy Ladies sitended by hrs. Moseutnal, in and ous of of the ) olty. 83 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR THIRTY-THIRD * ane ladies and gentlemen can ricen for thelr cast off Clothing, be ae] aad “Forallare, ease try us and satiety ouraet HAMATS’ Ladies attended fo by T 120 THIRD AVENUE—LADIES AND GENTLEMEN receive the highest prices for cask off, toihing, Paral: dire and Cerpetest Gall oF address 'B. MIS I by Mr hire “stiah. | ADIES HAVING ANY CAST OFP WEARING APPAREL to dlspoue of would do, well by calling on or ddressla Mra. OBE RSKY, 2, Seen am street. 1 wi tnore than apy otter dealer in the ity. "silt Dresses trom 6 to B15. ASTROLOGY. “MADAME WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLAIR it. Visit her Ag in Satter it negcnaey ee Maes ROSA, GREAT RATURAL Spainvoran’ reveals your whole life, from the cradie to the grare 472 Canal street, near Hudson, Fee co Gl. ADAME LA tt MEDIOAL AD, vice, luck ve us eat Twenty-sii votween Bia atath ad and 8 veatl Mas a MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAt voyant, tells name aud shows Iikeuess of fature bi band) pains together those long aeparniod. 144 West Twenty sever ure My Wowween Biath and § Seventh avenues. ADAME LE COMTE, SPIRITUAL, MEDICAL AND Business Trance Medium.—-Her information (4 positive, Sixth avenue, acar W Week Waal ‘ashington place METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT 3 Pony pigene joie Heraid Building), where youcan bare General Printing, At prices that defy competition. RENOR'S LYRIC HALL—123 SIXTH padi AS A BALLROOM ft surpasses in clegan’ pees HALL tle per artes Jn ACOUSTICS, and bas CLASS itertatéme meat Cy gan necure nights, oF. PRINCIPAL Down TOWN OBFIOR No. DWAY, CONNER MAIDEN LAvY write GIVE INSTRUCTION on THE PIAN iis reatdence for %1 pup 10 per, quace best of aisreaete at box 122 Herald othe. ABINET ORGAN WANTED-NOT MU €UOH USED; TWO 70 stop ‘iption, oT ageoas, moderate tertey Address’ i RS. B. Owes, Fee ants ‘Accordion. For terma pe ot pty tes id street, ORGAN, GUITAR, VIOLIN, pupi's or teacher's eh warerooms, 645 SINGING, HAR: nw. MATRIMONIAL. WIDOW LADY, TIRRD OF HOUSK HUNT ae se eebae, bana, provided ane e 8 eee pe a AMUSEMENTS. —____., RRoapway THEATRE. ADMIsdt., N50 CENTS, degamont of the disting ito, Eengo.Han n me END aks. Ww, ae NO ‘THOROUGH BT MATINEE, risyrrte AT MR. oa aeRO " A MOsT be ae DRAM. MOST PERFECTLY, ACTE! . J, FLORENG! BOTH IN THE Bite EVENING aT NO THOROUGHFARE. Tg o'clock. FLORENCE'S OBENREIZER, SIX SONGS AND DANCES. BoNERY, THEATRE, ORARD, ATES of the Goranous Apoctaaio HRIC! RI | MRS. FLOKENCE IN 4 CHARACTERS, ls tl arANp WatEiEE o’clock, RIMSO. Magnilicent effects. es eu mais “Size. ‘Aluoin'the evening at 8 o'clock, ar Aphaces. Proprictor and Manager....Mr, LESTER WALLAGK Doors open at 735; to coinmance at’ o'clock. In consequence of the production of the now drama, Mr. Wallack Anuoun st K OF THE STAN! a Tey 2 TANDARD PLAYS. Richard Brinsley Sheridas —_ cr Tae iS BATH. JOUN GILBE RM’ Mr. J, aa a ARLES FISHER, Mr. A, W. GEO. cl Mr, T. WARD, Ps gr Ate D, Mr. B.T. KINGGOLD, Wr F sabia, ped baa SENSING ee NOM, ra. a te ate iS, Mra. VERNO! Mr. Lester Wallack begs to announce that he has made ar- rangements with H. J. Byron, Esq., for the production of his last H original drama (aow playing ii Loudon with the mow jant success), entitled the VIANGASHINE LASS, yhlch, having been woine time 1a preparation, will be pre- MONDAY, OCT. %, With new, Scenery, Costumes, Appoihiments, Mechautoa Etfecta, original Music and a gréat C ACADEMY oO a MUSIC.—MISS KELLOGG LARA LOUISE KELLOG('S Two last nigh to her departure for |oston, MONDAY EVENING VEDNESDAY, 23th, Be The Managemont, encouraged by tho. great, success atten- dant Upon Miss. Kellogg's appearance, has decided upow vin es ‘© KELLOGG OPERA NIGHTS, Monday, Oct. 96 and Wednesday, Oct. 28, being positively iNG, for Boston. D VEE Det, 38, at '8 o'Clock, BARE OF SEVILLE (entireye MIsS KELLOGG AS ROSINA. Sale of rererved seats will commence this morning at dhe box office of Academy; Sehirmer’s, 701, aud Macoy's, 116 * Broadway. ROOKEYN ACADEMY. KELLOGG, MISS CLAKA LOUISE KELLOG'8 first appearance in Brooklyn since her from Europe, SDAY EVENING, Oct, 29, A GRAND YOCAL AND ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. jonday, Oct. 26, at the After wich the entire third act of FAUS! Sale of reserved seats commenc! box ollice of the Academy, Brookiyn. AER Or MUSIC— Lanes yt DAY, ATONE. D GALA KELLOGG: HIS SATURDAY, AT 1 Mun CLARA LOUISE Ki: Luoda will appear in a grand Conesrt, alte, wil bot the entire Admission (all parts. ONE DOLLAR. SPECIAL NOTICE.—In order to avold the rush at the doors arrangements have been made for the sale of Matinee Tiel the ticket offices prior to the per ormanc Academy ; Se Dae sat ‘Wi, and Mi my +4 ND ELLOGG OF being the last pret of Miss ture for Boston. Pk |.— MATINEE ig par aon O'CLOC! DIA T NN BURLE RMAN STADT THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY. This (Saturday) evening, October 24, MR. HERMANN HENDWICHS AS LORD ROCHESTER IN DIE WAls«, VON LOWOOD (WANE EYRE), EW YORK fer TWO O'CLOCK P. M. Last OUT OF {HE stREBTs EVENING, ror ae aa tae "al TIME, AL 8 me its beaut at NEW LOG. E E MKCHANICAT, EFFECTS AND BERBORAT fe-4 GREAT ©. yiee OF CHARACTERS. frat act a life-like ew ot Ta thePRSHINGTON MORKET IN BUSY TIMES, introducing well known thee rs of that tocality, Unies uare, Wall sireet, City rte I, Le. “ijox oflice open irom 8 A. M. til 4 B. Me EW YORK A HCNDRED YEARS HENCE—THB AN wonders of 1968—The funniest comic drama e nessed, at TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, MALIN TO-DAY, 2% O'CLOCK. ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRELS, 720 BROADWAY. Ke enivalot the greatest Buslenque ever neen, The LEON oN THE PROGRAME NEW AND ORIG L. LOOK OUT FOR ORPHEE AUX ENFERS. JARYANT'S MINSTRELS, FOURTEENTH STRERT ib atrent, Adgoining | the Academy, COSTING Bogeeass LUCREZTA BOR TA. The Ditchess, Unsworth aa LUCREZIA BORGIAL Oreint Dempster as LUCREZIA BORGIA, Genarro. piv Fa ba i foes The tie, Hogan, Fu feller. Henry, Crval DAN ANA, BAN Bi DAN Biv AN a iia LENGE re a bRovOlPa a THE DAVANTS MINSTRELS. MT STREET OPEWA HO. dm, COTT-SIDDONS. SCOTT-SIDDO RS SHAKSPBARE HEROINES IL! USTRATED. STEINWAY HALL, » OCT. 96. The following programme, which has Ween snrechen foe te ly submitied x9 OF H Botte OF A oor, 2%, SECOND READIN sus Bale of seata now op’ SOUIRMEICS. ‘Sou a. on he. cade tito ig? 8. WERTHEIMEBR ‘Manager. a SOIREE NEW YORK AND BROOERN CONSERVATORY OF AT TIE CONSHRVATORY MALL, 128, 130 and 122 Court street, near State, Hrookiyn, MONDAY EVENING, tober 26, 1563, at 8 o'clock. PART L. 1. Concerto in © minor for two pinnos, with Quartet ‘Accompaniment, 2 Allee & Titan & hee. and Ca 6. Tanahaeu & Gounteta at (un PART IL LE epee hog Lammermoor.. & tops friachs Vo & Good Night —wi Viol Abt 5. Trio in B at, for Pano, Violin and Vidtoweoston, Beethoven VEMALE SPARRING MATCH. LADY SPOTS 1 reat drama, NEW YORK A HUNDRED \ TONY Fat TORS OPERA HOUSE, MATIN E TO-DAY, 21 U'CLUCK. RS. F. B. CONWAY'S PARK THVATRE , BROOKLYN, M ATURDAY, QCTOVER 24 R B. ¢ ON way ragedy of Mre. F. B.Com Mr. B. Conway poousre oPERA Ho! — I IRE GU me CREAT ORE: AN HUOHRY DOUGHERTY, THE. NOMPARSIt Tus ONLY MULLICAN, DICK CAwhoLI ad ll tbe stare sppenr night. raee WILLIAMSUURG o. HO Ciaen opening nignir Monday. 0 ‘an opening night, Monday, O: TOR EMMCET, 0) ‘The great Dutch eothedian and. Arehy Ar. 08, Purdy, Bill) W APOLLO HALL, Corner Twenty: eighth atre street and Broadway. GRAND TODAY. Pea be greatest. In the worliy yLO nanre tanita ere IMPLRS ON, Mr. aod Mrs. R.A. BRENNAN and the culice Company in Eat main yg hinty ae BR OF NEW FEAT! RES. AN ELECTION IN 1068, FEMALE CANDIDATES, oenne a the otal State, Assembly women, 4.\erw ome Poitcewomen, OWK UNE HUNUEEU hs HEBSP. MV TONY PASTOR'S OPEWA UO SE. MA 34" GREAT EUROPEAN xgizous “TH ip AgD Ron eoN” Wile, aren) Bb AFTERNOON, AND. NiGUIT. Fa UCILLE W. THE Br Ls eM BUIsLays, A THE 8Hi.RWOODS, » TUE BUROPEAN GIKOUS w FAR SUPERIOW a TO ANY CIKOUS IN NEW YORK, © INE MACEVOV'S IILDRANICON: an INEE, TOUR IN IAELAND, ‘At . ON + fie OMe Chor ‘anit rohes ra. ONE, Every evening, at 8 o'clock. “ro.Day, ara P.M. ue Seth a —— Sth ay, ard Union square, Tus (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON ‘AP 9, doors oped Lif ND MAN, re. A lectore with 67 tabienut ih, feet equal i sews €2 Admission 60 cents; chilureny ‘® cents; Reserved Mr VIDENCE.—THIS EVSNING, trot oelarie Anuoinee November & BRABA! LIBRETTO, suse eu ee deena rk: £'00., Pupitobers, 1 ase % Ree, ‘SBATS FOR ALL. se a ‘LA! BATH ea 1 Site aD’ Ay, 00