The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1869, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, THURSDAY, Oot, 21—6 P. M. Gold emerged to-day from its dulness and became Multe active, the price at one time touching 131, advance for the day of one per cent, whiob, con jering the limited character of speculation in the recious metal, 18 a rather remarkable change. The ‘Figo was based upon the firmer tone of the foreign exchanges last night and at the opening of business ‘this morning, the foreign bunkers being large buyers ‘of bills to cover the coupons of government bonds held abroad. Again, the action of the Gold Ex- change Bank, im releasing 26 per cent of the moneys due to its customers, who for the most part are brokers in the Gold Room, was instrumental in enabling many to resume dealings, and thus in & ‘measure set the wheels of speculation in motion ‘once more. At the same tune, as if by a sequence jot this liquidation of indebtedness one, of the firms favticn were competied to suspend in the gold panic Paid the claims against them and resumed business. ‘Whe receiver of the bank at the close of bysiness \Go-day had paid twenty-tlve per cent of ail clans, Pipe those originally thrown out and comprising Yghe accounts of nine firms, Later in the day there ras @ reaction in the market and the price went off eo 100%. The following shows ule range of quota- ions:— 130% 2P.M.. 130i 2:97 2. M. Ly c . i sll 6 P.M, 1iu% & ish Loans of cash gold were made at five to four per Went for carrying. the Deutschland, for Europe, took Dut $40,000 in specie. ‘The money market wos more active, and six and ®oeven per cent were the prevailing rates on call Joans, although the government dealers were excep- ionaily supplied at five. There ts @ steady outow of curregcy to U Southern States ta exchange tor the cotton crop, but,the accurfiulation of capital is ‘Btll 60 large at’ this centre that the effect is but Blightly perceptible im the rates on call. The Gemand from the Wost is not active, although the grain movement continues, and the explanation \Probably lies in the fact that Western debtors are Bending wheat to tueir Eastern creditors, the latter complaining of the diMculty of making collec- tions. The West 13 yet largely in debt to fhe East from iast winter and spring, and the crops now coming are doudtiesa being shipped fo mect these oid claims, Hence the hght remit- tances of currency westward. While the rate on Call 13 easy discouuts are dull and prime paper can- Bot be sold except at figures which would astound Old time merchants. Some of the best endorsed dry 0008 paper weut to-day at twelve per cent discount, @nd the range takes the wide extremes of ten to Aittosn per cent for the very best acceptances. Towards the close of the day there was less firmness In the foreign exchanges, and although the nominal quotation ier prime bankers’ sixty day bills was 109}, sales took place at 10934, The rise in gold and the fail in the home price of government Gecuritics allows shipments of the latter to “Wurope, and the exchange market doubtless felt Sho effect of the offerings of bond bills, The lower price for cotton, combined with the rise in gold, also @nabled free exports of the staple and also contri- ‘Duled to the supply of billa, The government bought one million of bonds for the sinking fund, the whole lot being obtained at 115.20 “dat,” The offer- fags being over five millions assisted the decline ‘@augurated by the large offerings to the govern- Ment yesterday, and as @ consequence the whole Doarkes was lower, but steady at tue new schedule of prices, a3 & coasequence, tn turn, of the firmer tone of the gold market. Southern securities were Quiet, except for the Tennesseos, which were steady, ud the Nortn Carolinas, which were actively weak, ‘the special tax bonds going of to 43, In the stock market there was during tne fore- noon @ maintenance of the high prices of yesterday, but after meridian the course of speculation ohanged, and under a pressure to realize the market broke down, the lowest prices being made after the last call of the board, The sales to realize were Quite perceptible in the Vanderbilt stocks, New York Central going off trom 194 to 190}s, and Harlem from 148 to 144. Lake Shore again absorbed @ great deal of attention and ductuated between 93 and 94%. The meeting Of the directors takes place to-morrow at Cleveland, aud among the business to be ats- gassed is the project of consolidation with the ‘Wabash Ratiroad. It was also rumored that the directors were to receive # proposition from the New York Central Company for the release of the Lake Shore, but on what terms is not stated, Some color of truth is given this assertion by the fact that Commodore Vanderbilt and a party of New York Central men left Albany yesterday on a special train for Clevelan!, Erie continues to feel the depressing Anfluences of the strike on the road. In the Western railways St. Paul was active at 70%. In the miscel- lanoous list Pacific Mail’suddenly assumed buoyancy and soid as high as 613 in consequence of negotia- tions said to be in progress witu the Panama Rail- ‘way Uompany for a new tariff of charges, which ‘will inure to the benefit of the steamship line, ‘The Lake Shore directors have contracted to sell two militons of bonds to meet any deficiency aris- ing from the fatiure of Lockwood & Co. As the bonds are yet to be engraved they have sola con- tracts for them through the Union ‘Trust Company, the price obtained being eighty-five cents on the Gollar. The bonds expire in ten years and are pro- Vided for by a sinking fund of ten per cent annually. ‘The following were the closing prices of stocks at the last session of the Board:—Uanton, 53 a 54; Cumberland, 284 a 233%; Western Union, 364 a 36%; Quicksilver, 125 a 135¢; Mariposa, 834 a 83g; do. pre- ferred, 16% 17; Pacific Mail, 68% 468%; Boston ‘Water Power, 14 @ 15; Adams Express, 57%; ‘Wells-Fargo Express, 2044 a 20%; American Ex- Press, 35% @ 3644; United States Express, 67 a 6794; Merchants’ Unton Express, 94 @ 12; New ‘York Central, 191; Erie, 31'¢ @ 3134; do. preferred, BAsg A 5635; Milde River, 1724} Harlom, 145% @ 1. Roading, 967s a 97; Michigan’ Central, 123 a 12314; Lake Bhore, 9344 a 93%; Mllinots Central, 134 a 1: Cleveland and Pittsburg, 995; Chicago and North: ‘Western, 7124 @ 7144; do. preferred, 84'4 & 8444; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 76 a 774%; Rock Asland, 10644 @ 106%; Milwaukee and St, Paul, 69% @ 69%; do. preferred, 82% a 824%; Toledo and Wabash, 66%; do. preferred, 76 bid; Fort Wayne, 84% & 85; Alton and Terre Haute, 80 a 3344; do. pre- ferred, 59% 461; Ohio aud Mississippl, 2744; Dela- Ware and Lackawanna, 110; New Jersey Central, 20134; Chicago and Alton, 141 bid; do, preferred, 141% bid; Morris and Essex, 88 bid; Hannibal and St. Joseph, 11114 @ 112; do. proferrod, 111; Columbus, Ohicago and Indiana Central, 24% a 25, Tho highest and lowest prices of the leading specu- Milwaukee ‘aul Milwaukee and St. Paul preferr Pacific Mail ‘The following were tne closing street prices for gov- @rnment bonds:—United States currency sixes, 107% f 107%; dO. sixes, 1851, registered, 119% a 119%; do, o., coupon, 119%; @ 110%; do. fivetwenties, regis- tered, May and November, 114% & 1151; do. do., woupon, 1802, do., 1204 & 1205,; do. do. coupon, 1864, do., 110 411954; do. do., coupon, 1866, do., 11014 @ 11994; do. do, registered, January and July, 117% ® 117%; do, do., coupon, 1865, do., 117% @ 117 Go, do., coupon, 1807, do., 117% @ 117%; do. do., cou- on, 1863, do, 117% @ 117%; do. ten-forties, regis ‘ered, 107}4 a 108; a0. do. At the last session of tue board the following quo- tations wero made for the Southern State bonds:— ‘Tennessee, ex conpon, 61) & 6244; 40, now, 64 854%; Virginia, ex coapon, 605 @ 62; do, mew, 52% @ 54; Georgia (Mj dO, sevens, 00 a 92; North Carolina, ex coupon, 4634 @ 48%; do., new, 30 8 89%; do, special tax, 43 bid; South Carolina, Hew, OOM & 60; Missourt sixes, 8714 a 88; do. St Joseph, 875 O 8754; Louisiana sixes, 67 a 69; do, leveo sixes, 64.8 644; do. do., eights, 815 & 53 The following quotations givo the range of the rates for foreign exchange: Sterling, aixty days, commercial, 108} a 100%; good to prime bankers’, 100% & 100); short aight, 100% @ M0; Paria, sixty days, 6.20 @ 5.16; short sight, NEW YORK — FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. 6.13% @ 6125; Antwerp, 5.20 a 6.16; Switzeriand, 5.20 @ 6.15; Hamburg, 35% © 36; Amstordam, 0 8 40%; Frankfort, 40% 941; Bromen, 78% @ 19; Prue sian thalers, 70% @ 71}. ‘The following shows the results of to-day's bual- ness at the Sub-Treasury in this citys— For customs (inoluded 4 old receipts) peas Pca SALES AT THE NEW W YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. cit — sy Sashes rie RR..... teh a 2214 Te 14 g oe S28er SEs! eo 2E Es mE oe 2000 et 20.0 a sent At ioe ¢ 2000 P, Ft W & Chi3d.. 10) sha Cumb Goal pe. do. Mil &S8t Pant 400 400, NJ Centrai Rit. 18) tot Wabi Wid 7 200 Han & Bt Jo RE Too He atgo ke pi 100 Gol, C&T 0 RK.. STREET QUOTATIONS, st Five o’Clock P. M. 00 io 200 Hud Riv 300 Northwentarn «- 214 71% nee a Na Kieu 97\f St Paul prof... fe an . it * Lake Sore. Sim a Ae ae ar COMMERCIAL REPORT. asa Oct. 21-6 P.M, Corron.—There was an Increased demand for spinuing, and less inquiry for export, and moderate business was consummated ; the offerings were larger, and prices declined Age. per Ib., the market closing weak at the reduction. ‘The sales were 2,163 bales (ineluding 669 to arrive), of which 1,829 were for spinuing, 765 for export aud 69 0n apeculation. For future delivery tl lea were ton fair extent, being as follows: —5W0 up to the 1th Novem- ex steamer South America, on priv were dull. but unchanged in valu FLOUR AND GiAIN.—Roovipts, 22,602 bbls, four, 200 do. fund 40 bags corn meal, 42,004 bushels wiveat, 21,129 do. corn, B1,04L do. oate, 1,193 do.’ mait and 13,468 do. barley. The flour market was qitlet but firm for all kinds, but partenlarly for shipping brands of extra State, which were teid a trifle firmer. ‘California tlour wasquiet but firm. ‘The tales were about 12,000 bbls, Southern flour was tn tolsrably active demand, and firm for most descriptions. Sales 860 bbls, Rye flour wak "earataeal active at steady prices. ‘The anies wi a 475 bb's. Corn meal M but uncbs Bout asi Wn $5 40 Bai. oa 50a 64h bhoa 8% 54_ 565 S50e 6% 62a 750 Hound hoop Ohio, shipping bran bin 600 Round hoop Obio, trade brands 6a 700 St. Louislow extra. Cia 700 70a 750 70a 800 £00a 900 £00 a 1000 Southern superine and extra. 600 — 800 California dour (i d bbis. 60a 950 ye four.. ‘ 43a 630 Corn meni, cit ban 550 % 60a 616 ‘Corn meal, Jersey... 6 35 ~ Wheat was rather more a dedly more steady. Holders Gret! in view of whlch business waa light, comprising ‘about £5,000 bushels, mostly in sumalt lots, at BL 4d a 1 40 for red and ceiver winter Bt Gta BL 60 for white, Qt Sb for No.2 epringe $198 for sort No. Sdo., and "el 8 Lid Tor red wes rn. Com was very quiet and lower to sell. The ales were about 60,000 bushels, at 9c. a $1 05 for mixed Weatern— tar aD or trome price nnd. $1 a $108 for white Wesiern. Unts were dy, with & fair demand the aaies, Deng 60,000 Duels at Rye was dull and heavy; small snles were fade nt fl 20 for State and 8 06 for Weniern ut he railroad depot, Harley was more active and frm, being 25,000. bushel! 81'SS for Canada Wear G1 50 for fous Fowed State atid #1 30 nl 23 or tworrowed dos Barey talt Wan teady, with sales of 8,800 buslci, at $1 60 for State aud Wr 0 for Canada W FREIOWTS were less active, bustnoss being restricted by the advanced rates demanded.’ The charterin more active, and rates for most kinds of ¥ frm. (the én jenis, were:—To Bristol 1 om 13,000 vusuels wheat ya be gd. Gere én ‘cotton, at 4d, ie 1 ateamer, 20,000" bustiels wheat ‘at’ ea hope nt Hd. The, charters ere ok m Richmond, to, <trieste with 300 bark. to Gibraltar for titers. with: 1,600 Ubie, petroleum at Ba. od, fat, A Brien bark 600 tons (now in Boston), to Belize for orders to load with cotton at New Orleans or Mobile for Liverpool or Havre, al fod, & bare now in Boston) from Philadelphia to Bilvoas wi ain bbia. petroleum, at Gs. 6i.; a Bremen bark, from Philadelphia to Bremen, with, 4000 bbls. petrotoum, ander. ‘ats. 84,; a Bremen bark, hence to Bremen with 1,000 ‘bbl Sean de. @ brig ry Lisbon with 14,000 bushels i. oa wheat, at 2he.; a North German bark to Trieste with 1,500 Bote roleum ; ® bark to the Mediterranean, gencral cargo, iia wate terms; also 8 North German bark (to arrive) from Jadelphia to Cork for orders with 9,000 bis, petroleum, “(deniers were dull, and we Beard of ne sales, Prices were nominal at iGe. a 1x0, for bags, and $2}40. a $230. for cio Hors.—The market was quiet, the demand being light, but prices were unchanged. The were at do, a Ye, for old, and Ide, # 200, for new, according to quality. Hae waa dull and prices were nominal at quotations ila wt LA published Im our last iasuo; saloss SW bales. M Bold, thirty days, HAY was sicady was quoted 65c, BU Ody and wh MOLAsore fn value, with a fair demand. Shippin, y retail Tots Ble. 6 BL 10. Long rye ‘straw BLS . The market for all kinds contiued to rule d being light, but prices were without alter Porto Rico were sold on private terms, We trivugal and mixed, 870, a 40c.; do. clayed, 1%, muuscovado, oc. ;) Porto'Rico, Bie. & (BSc, & Be and Now Orieans, Bie. n Ye. date, G19 bhds, Cubay 830 do, Porte ‘Rico aed Rngliah Islands. NAVAL, StoREs.—The market for spirits turpentine was more active and prices were, bc. higher, closing at 460. le and shipping lous. ‘There were sales az 6 bbs. (ebtetly to arrive) at 4Sc., wad mall lois do, at Bien we, (for ell kinds of ‘rosie (he market was dull, but unchanged. ‘There were sales of ouly 1,000 bia. No. ¥ and . Lat #2 40 9 $3 25, and 200 do. pale at #5 iy Jy #2 20.8 230; No. 9, B2 400 82 1, Ne, 194 60 wb 25; exira'do. and window rian, Wiimi 87. gy mination was ar Mioted €2 80's Sd'and Washin tn otis Morel was quiek at he: India continued to rule ‘dull, Sear uf 0 anon of conegeion’ : ROVISIONS, -Hecelpta, 64 DbIs, pork, 42 packages ont meats aud S41 do, lard.” Pork, in wholesale lot, wasn light demand, aud obtainable nt about #30 60. ‘There’ was w mcaies Fate deniand for small lote, and nbent G90 hola, were wold at #830 76 9 BIO 874 for new Mees, and #04 for city do. No Sales for fuiurg delivery were reported, Live hoge ware Hesiat We. wie with arivaln of G77 head chet reas steady in value. i = or Pickled hams ite 5 ed do. Heel was, atondy with a moderate demand, ys being 60 bbls, at 86 a ‘ei2 for pinion meas, and 81: at for extra do. Tiere beef was dull aud prices we Urely nominal, Oc beef hams there wore small sales within the range of ®18 % 824; prices were steady. Lard war ® trie more active and prices were firmer, especially for elt which was most sought after, About 350 ipackeges' ere sold at Lic. a lke. (or No. 1 to prime steam, ana Loic. ren B40. OF lered, TROLKUM.—The business in cude tn bulk was untmpor- the demand being checked by the increased frmnene of who demand tae ie. ‘The aupply ia extreme: #0 until next month. Cru’ aranana ot firm’ market eablitted Fema There wore Mi nnd 3 bond, for Noveraver cay mia reat ale ‘do. for oto 5 Naphihe was.quiet, but Arm, ot 10}. ‘alten the market was quiet, henry aad however, at about for Dole. Tor, Gelber at BAO it Docernbar ‘at. 0i¢0%y, 15000 Not me Wy do. for December at 830. and LON due fer Devemvet Sy fox.—Carolina was in moaerate tear iment eves ine pi fr Sua Ake he mark fore ite abe Faw waa'qulet, the demand from i nources. baing ti former quotations. ‘the axten sere 600 Bin, at nad is y doalaat old at for Cuba and Porto ae ‘808 boxes at our oon & be T9 extra We ste -Uuba—tatesor trade tha stock 3 ta tony Ae 5 stock of raw bhds., 108,906 boxes, 147,648 bays un’ 62 melado, ARINE.—Tho’ business was unimportant, the demand continuing light. Smali sales wore made within the range of Vc. @ 190. for common to prime, SeRDe.—Calculte linsgod was 000, bags of extra quail ty were sold at 88 9, gold, day pala 60 days, Grass SAO wan long ay with ® moderate demand. Sales c. 81 TIBKEY.—Loceipta eo bbIa. ‘The market was moderately — ‘end firm, with sales of 176 bbls. ob Lal w ol Zig, tax ~~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, ANdgLL—Dr Wour,—At the Charch of Our Saviour, Brooklyn, on Thursday, Uctover 21, at twelve o'clock M., ALDRRT H. ANGELL to FLORENCE A., daugiter of Elisha De Wolf, Esq., formerly of Horton, N. 3. Nova Scotia papers please ee AUSTIN —MILLSPAUGH.—On weapeeday,, October bs ‘at Middletown, N. Y., by Kev. J. N. Boyd, assisted Ee Rey, Uhes. Boattic, MOxrLteK B. AUSTIN, Of New ork, to Mary L, MiLLSPauGn, of Middletown, N.Y. No carda. BAYL¥S—GREEN.—On Thursday, Uctober 21. at the reatdence of the bride's father, by the Rev, William i. Ferris, of Sing Sing, James O. BAYLRS to TANTHE, daughter of Edward Green, all of this city, No OLARK—CaoRon.—At Christ church, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October 20, by the Rey. Dr. vanfeld, LARK Lo ISABBL HL, daughter of John R. Church, Esq. DoNALDSON—CLARK.—In New York, on Wednes- Gay, October 20, at the resirence of the bride, by Father O'Reilly, of St. Mary’s church, W. H. ©, DON- ALDSON to SABINA F, CLARK, both of “tnis city. Fay—Parre: In pee yh by on Wodnesday, Octo- ber 13, at the residenve of the bride's motner, a4, the Rev. Dr. Weston, of New York, Mr, A. J. Fay to Miss Mary Parran, both of Brookiyn. No cards, Hoxton—Ninio.—On Wodnesday, October 20, by the Rev. W. Pope Yeaman, Herbert Horron to ELMa L., daughter of James P, Niblo, all of this city. KING--MooRk.—On Sunday, October 17, by the Rev. Horace Edgar Pratt, Wictram RB. KING to Miss MARIB Loutss, youtigest daughter of Mra, Anna Moore, all of this city, No@ards. KITCHING—STBVENS, ua Thursday, October 21, at Grace church, Brookiya Heights, by the Rev. Theodore Irving, Li. , FReDaRick MCMENRY Krroning to ALicg MAY, daughter of Horatio Stevens, Esq, of Brooklyn. Lyox--Lyox.—In Greenwich, Conn., on Wednes- day, October 20, by the Kev. Mv, Mundy, PRRDERIC A. LYON tO AVALBNA K., douglter of Benjamin Lyon. No cards, New London papers please cepy. Marrin—MoOuroney.—In Brooklyn, on Wednes- day, October 20, by the Rev. H. M. Gallahet, Rover MARTIN to Miss Fnances M, Ff, MoCurcugn, both of Brooklyn, RoseKrs—Smirn.—On Wednesday, October 20, at the residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. William #, Morgan, D, D., FREDERICK RoperTs to TiLL1# IRENE, youngest daughter of Atchison P, Smith, Esq., all of this city. SairH—Seoor.—-On I ‘uesday evening, October 19, at the Church of the Incarnation, by the Rey. 1 Henry K. Montgomery, Isaac P. SMrra to Li SKCOR, Ganghter of Zono Secor, all of this city. SOMERVILLE—MAcopucK.—tn Brooklyn, on Thurs- day, October 14, FrapRRICK J, SOMERVILLE to Mrs, Maky W. Mucopuek, TURNER—FULLER.—In Brooklyn, E. D., on Thurs- day, October 21, vy Rev. 8. M. Haskins, D. D., en M, TURNER to MakY FOL LEX, both of Brook lyn, B.D. WORTIINGTON—GRANT,—At Bound Brook, N, on Wednesday, October 20, by Rev. R. K. Rodge D. D,, assisted by Rev, 8. Studdiford, of ‘Trento HARRY O, WORTHINGTON to LOUISK, daughter of ‘T. Grant, Esq, of the former piace. Died, Buserieiy.—In St. Luke's Hospital, GARE? BUSHFIELD, aged 45 years, The relatives aud iriends of the family are re- speotfully Invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) Nes, Man- morning, at half-past eleven o'clock, from St. Luke's Hospital. The rematns will be token to New York Bay ‘Cemetery. ALHOUN.—On Wednesday, October 20, Mr, James CALHOUN, in the 64a year of his age. ‘The friends and relatives of the deceased are re- specifully LB dacer to attend the funeral, from bis late residence, No. 273 Filth street, Brookiyn, BE. L,, Uns (rday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘CASSELLS.—On Wednesday ay Sere James CAS- SELLS, In the 26th year of hi ‘The relatives and friends of t! +s : family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 820 Tenth avenue, this, (Friday) after- noon, at two o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery, Also the oilicers and membors of the Ancient Order of Hiber- ians are requested to attend at the corner of ‘Twenty-second strect and First avenue, as one o'clock, DENMAN.—At Cranford, N. October 20, of consumption, AL 38 years. ‘Tne funeral will take piace on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock, irom the Presbyterian church at Cranford. ‘Trains by New Jersey Central Ratlroad at noon Saturday. Driscott.—Suddenly, on Wednesday, October 20, Trmorny J. DRISCOLL, aged <7 years and 10 months. ‘ghe funeral wili take place tus (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of bis mother, 216 West Twenty-seventh street, Cork papers please copy. Hannis.—On Wednesday, October 20, Szuina, wile of Morris Harris, in the 39th year of ber age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully imvited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 7 Brevyoort piace, this (Friday ) morn- ing, fiat ten o'clock. fiarnis.—The members of the Congregation Shaarai Tephila are invitea to attend the funeral of Mra. MorRIS HARRIS, from her late residence, No. 7 Brevoort place, Tenth street, this (Friday) morning, at ten o'clock. W. 8. ISAACS, Secrs ary. Hayks.—EpWARD nay’ KS, the beloved “on of Michael and Mary Hayes, aged 16 years pad u months. The relatives and friends of the famil; spectfully invited to attend the funeral, residence of his parents, No. 119 Baxter (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. KELLY.—On Wednesday, October 20, James F. KELLY, in the 28th year of his age. The relatives and friends of tne family, also the members of Metropolitan Engine Company No. 24, the Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society, Branen 5 ud the Green Horn Association, are respect fully hurled to attend the funeral, from his late real. dence, 601 Greenwich street, this ‘(Wriday) afternoon, af one o'clock. AMARTIN.—On Wednesday, October 20, Joun W. Waxri, son of John W. avd Sarah Martin, aged 2i years and 8 months. ‘ae relatives and friends of the family are re- fully invited to attend the funeral services, this (Friday) evening, at eight o'clock, at 463 West Forty- hinth street. MERIAN.—On Wednesday, Octoner 20, Epovard Francois, infant sou of Alfred and Louise Merian, of tuts city. » Newsy.—On_ Thuraday afternoon, WiLniam B, Newsy, Notice of funeral hereafter. RYAN.—On Wednesday, October 20, Jasres Ry ay, a native of the county Wexford, Ireland, in the 74th year of Nis age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one pet a from his late residence, $40 East Ninto street. SMira.—On Thursday, October, 21, Many Surry, widow of William Smith, of Castlebianey, county Monoghan, ireland, in the 70th year of her age. ‘Tue friends of the fainily are invited to attend the funeral, from the residenco of her son, William C. Smith, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 28 Hubert sireet, Tuomrson.—On Wednesday, October 20, A. W. PRON, Aged 26 years, ‘he friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom the True Re- formed Dujeh chureh, corner of Perry and Fourth streets, tirfs (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, with- out further notice. Warrs.—At Carme!, on Wednesday, October 20, Wittiam Warts, fo the 92d year of his age. aneral at the Methodiat Episcopal chu} mel, this (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock. on Wednesday, NF. DRNMAN, aged are re- rom the ret, Ula October 21, Car- FURNITURE, COVER FIFTY MAGNIFICENT SI A.. atl colors; French satin brocaiel reps and Haircioth, rom $60 to 42H) a Kult; large variety of Parlor. Chamber, Libraty and Dining Puraiture, at a batgata, if called for tule week, 66 Blecoker street, between Broadway aud Mulberry NTY SIXTH STRERT 75; one ee ‘Chamber and A*e RRSIDENCE lie WEeTpT Wis enuie.—At a CARTERS, FURNITURE AND keepers suppited with the above on easy terms, Pay- ments weekly or monthly. KELLEY & ©O., corner Twenty. Sich street acd Siath avenue, No coanection with any other siore. BEDDING,—HOUSE- __. DENTISTRY Fur MOST PAINFUL DECAYED TEETH OR STUMPS preverved by filling and building up to original shape and color, without prin (with eheopinatic gold). Cheoplastic 25,000 tertimonials. Dr, Broadwi TE WITHOUT PAIN TWELVE —Kenumbing application ; gas administered ; beau- ufal I Teeb Fa San old sete Ported, Plumpers for thie faves, JAY" TUL IER, 166 Grand, Broadway. rales by = MARBLE, MANTELS. Saito FARBLEIZED SLAVE, DECORATED MARBLE AND Marvie Mantels, rich and elegant designs, T. B. STEWART & OO, 606 Sixth uvouue, between Thirly-ffth wud ‘Thirty-nixth asroets, ARBLE AAND, MARDLEIZED MANT MONU- The inrgeat stock of the latest spe on hand, fo Mo ohn oF put up ata few hours’ not! aK ie Ros. !to4 ahd 106 Konat Toth at ‘ene 84 av. r 1 KLABUR, 62 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD ton street, aclis Marble Mantels, Head Stones, Monuments rior workinanslip, below eoxt, before removing to Lis ‘actory this hibiakted <a WATCHES, JEWELRY, &ee me (reKo9, CLOUKS {OUR PATENT ‘AND MANUFAC: hea, im great variety; Dismond, Pearl a wholesale’ and really at FRANK Pinions 3 60.8 Jewellers, Sixth wey corver of Four ‘Weonth streot, aoe Birgit avegue, corger of Tremyrnixt b at AMUSEMENTS, Juoore’s THEATRE. Tweaty-thi Mo Pew Pitth and Sixth avenues, of the engagement ot ‘CARTOON. TO-DAY (FRIDAY), OCTOBER & A REALLY FINE PIOTURE. PRESIDENT GRANT AND HIS FABT TEAM) “DEMOCRAT AND “ REPUBLICAN.“ BOTH WELL IN HAND FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL who will ap sats Fifer time ts thte ovuntry om the frat tite 0001 MONDAY, ‘Octdber 18, and every evenings except sesurday, MARY WARNER, * bea frmestie, drama of that name, aud written exprossly » Bom Taylor, sing ey RGE SORD, ty ORDAN, also Misa VIRGINIA FRANCIS aA one and Mr. THEO. MAMILTON THR DUST AROUND THE WHITE HOUSE MARY WARNER MATINEE ON BATURDAY AT TWO. BATURDAY EVENING, ENOCH ARDEN, with Mies FANNY Baaen’ Miss BLANCHE DB BAR and Mr, THEO, HAM NEW VERSION OF THE BOHOOL FOR SCANDAL, WITH SOROSIAN ADDENDA THE COURTS OF NBW YORK 4 GLANCE AT THE COURT OF SESSIONS. THf CLOSING VISIONS OF QUEVEDO A SPLENDID CARTOON NUMBER Full of Bich, Rare, Racy, Sensible and Demonatrable Maitor, Price Two Conta, Bix Dollars Year, Oflce No. 07 Nassau street. Nows Dealer Advertinors. take notice MAR WARNER. THE EXCLUSIVE ACTING te gd ‘Bateman iro to this play has been purchased by Miss the author, ‘om. Taylor, “he oarnestly and renpeetflty Tequesia Ue co-operation of editors of newspapers, mal tnd ladies and gentlemen Of tho theatrioal profession through ovf the country to assist her in the protection of her property ‘against the piralical appropriasion of unprineipled persons, send in ordera ta advance. 1RAND OPERA HOUSE. Corner Twenty-third atreet and Bighth enue. 0OD'S MUSEUM, SUCCESSOR TO BARNUM TAMES HIB Soa ates ite ain Bropristor Ww operttondway, corner of Thirtioth eiret A very rom, to 10 P.M Engagement ot peporent Fate 7 phen aati CRONDED DAILY BY FAMILIES ND LANES The GREATES? OOLLEOCTION of WONDERS in America, 4 MATINEK FOR VAMILING AND LADIES AT TWO EVER: THE PEARL OF SAVOY. OLIVIA AND ROSA RAND. THE PEARL OF SAVOY. OLIVIA AND ROSA RAND. EVERY EVENING AT 6, Tre now ana wiessppantiy successful Fairy Bu ves bi Day," «0, &0.), bey Drains, ta four acts, (Author of “Pe is n CHARLES CHARLES o CHARLES 0 MALLE 4 7 Suuded on Lover's popular romance, He ATO DOE TRISH DRAGOON. us, 2 HE IRISH DRAGOON, | FLICK FLOCK, THE TRISH DRAGOON. | FLIC LOR, The Himes aya MICKBY PREB. 0 iiss EDMUND FALCONER sancatat | the Tleram an he Sun way sk wean Lee eg SANGALLE | All the Proas gpeak in glowing approval of ' OWERFUL CAST, TROUPE. CK andSANGALLL THE ENTIRE COMPANY, __ GRAND PLIOK FLOt Ke MATINER SATURDAY 100 AUXILIARILS, BRASS BAND, D TROOP OF WENTY MOUNTED DRAGOONS. EVERY evs ‘NING and SATURDAY “MATINEE. GRREBAL 4 ADMISSION, 5i peers OK FLOCK (MATINEE ON SATURDAY, aT 3, ‘The management announce mira SSANGALLL asure that Milo, RITA LLI, in obedience to SANGALLE ROUPE SATURDAY & untveraal’ desira, will ap pear in ber magnificent Fairy MATINER at Wood's MUSEUM, at the matinee THEATRE.— NBEO, GARDEN. Lessoes and Managers. JARRETE & PALMER IMMENSS SENSATION. Engagement of th performances on xt. now be ascured. IFTH AVENUE UNDER THE MANAGE LUCILLE WESTE! LUCILLE WESTERN, i LUCILLE WESTERN, 6 i MENT OF AUgTETN I DALY who will appear RVERY EVE! in the most successful emotional Piag AST LYN and for the ON BATURDAY, ich Bra. SCOTT. SIDDONS will aj poar a JOLANTHE, THE BLIND GUE, FRIDAY, OCT, 23, 1859, NING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON, entitled MATIN GING RENE'S east in pepper |: DH, HARE ‘3 as SIR TRISTAN, The vast reputation apquired by iss Western in the dual PRES Mader ene cee Sees epnearanen character of aie LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE, hor truly artistic periormance of Mra. Wood's herotue, has THE GEAR ae ee ekg sre miggested to Mesars. Jarrett & Palmer giving thelr patrous an DAVIDGR hr GEO. JORDAN Se ‘opportunity of again LOVE CHASE, | EQBERT, Mra. MARTA WILKINS. } idiss WELCOMING 10 THE SORNES OF HER EARLY TRIUMPHS one of the most natural rare known to our stage MILTE KIKHL and Miss ROWLAND. SATURDAY EVENING—AS YOU LIKE iT, with Mrs, SCOTT-SIDDONS as ROSALIND. On MONDAY BVENING-SHE WOULD AND SHE WOULD Not. Greiway HALL,—PATTI'S PAREWELL, Max Strakosch respectfully informs the KEWELL CONUKE of the greatest lging¢ cops Vocaliat, CARLOTTA PATT prior to ber Sapartare for Philadelphia Jel the West, will take plane this FRIDAY EVENING, OOT. 99, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK pills, Carlotta Me be asuived by atts CON, ABELMANN, LOTTA. NAB, G:W COLBY, with will be given of her fir e MAX MARETZEK'S GRAND ‘ORCHESTRA. open sis days iu advan Adwisston, #1; Hesorved Seats, 50 ots. extra. To-morrow (Satv Majlast Graud Fa at Matinee —RON ONE etre , PRUNE, HAD fir Francis Levison. Archibald Cariyle (first Eari of Mount Richard Hare Justice Hare . Barbara Hare, Mra, Cosaey (first Sppeuranes nblic that the -E Mrs. M. Bradshaw Bratone, if THB ONLY. AST LVRNE MATINEE * T SATURDAY. med that ao engagement tiie and sprightly young ah comedienne bisa HER. Due noti HEATRE FRANCAIS. ORAND GERMAN OPFRA. Musical Director, Carl Anschutz. TUESDAY, TAURADAY end d SATURDAY, $1. IGHTS OF GRAND ¢ PERA, Si ‘at the ticket offices at the Steinway LL PARTICULAS TU-MUREOW. Hail; also at 10L awd 114 Broadwy. ce See | _ Monday, Ost, $4, Inst Patti Contert, Brooklyne RE FRANCAIS—FRENOM FRIDAY, OCTOBK I: 22, BEN § CHAN J, aa § bud last night of Mr. SAM. BAM. Received every night with enthisinam. {TEINWAY BALL.—PATTID'S FAREWELL, re Max Strako re ST } priog to ber departure for the Weal, which, will sake place TO-MGRBZOW (SATURDAY), OUT. 93, AT LP. M. MLLE, CARLOTIA PA will be asaisted by RONC aa iivaba PRUME, lenses aR HERMANNS, AC NIST. W. COLBY. Petes ‘astidia ROOKLYN ACADEMY, GERMAN OPERA TO-NIGHT, Gru. Musical Director, Cart Anacluuts, Tesetved sekis} One ‘Deller. Seats LAST MIGHE OF THE GRAND ULEMAN ERR now at the Hall, also 701 and 114 Broadway. TONIGHT MOZART'S IMMORTAL MAS erie, —_—— Moe THE MAGIC FLUTE (Die ROOKLYN ACADE ATTIS FAREWELL, FULL CHORUS POWERFUL ORCHESTRA, GREAT CAST TAS? GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT, Admission 81, Reserved seats 5c. extra, Family Circle on MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 2, AT 8 0. M., Se, Box office open at Brooklyn Academy and iid Broad: } prior to ber departure for the West way, New Bork, ULE. Cl ‘A PATTI, masiated by RONCON:, RITTER, PROM: MABEL WX wl HOWSRY. HERMANNS."G. W. CC with, MAX HARETABRSS GRAND OROHESTIA FOR MOSA, 4 Seats now at Brooklyn Acadomy, aiso 1 way. FOR MOSA, | — eats — FORMOSA, | OWERY THEATRE: ‘O MOSA, AN EVENING WITH MR. CHARLES DICKENS. FOR MOsa, OLIVER TWIST. F LAUGHTER, our "ER TWIST, IVER TWIST, ou QUALLED DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS, Appropriate Scenery and complete detail, Dickens’ Faxin, Comic Fantomime of , BURLESQUE, AND WOOD. HE GRANT, JR TONY PAST SHOUBLE. FROUPE M ES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 24. 3 AND CARAVAN, ~- Proprietor Robert Butt er, La Rosa, Martiol, SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 58 BROADWAY. GLORIOUS SUCCESS. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY, BIRCH, sas rane BERNARD AND BACKUS® SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, URGE? AND ALLEN, LEGGET AND ALLE: THE GREATEST DANCERS IN THE WORLD, from the Alhambra, London ‘The moat legitimate entertaiament of Negro Mins the world. THK GREAT NEGRO COMEDIANS EVERY NIGHT. Iumens ER iANT v NDEILL CitoUs RIDERS, rhs ‘DROVE ‘OF SIXTEEN CAMELS, THE DEN OF SIX LIONS ‘and the largest and one varied troupe of equestrian sy i trisanes, acrobata, ae, Ra perform, at WILLIAMSBURG, AND SATURDAY, OCT. | | Joun Mulligan, Frank Kent, Johnoy Queen, Bobby New. AND 23, comb, Billy Emmett, Billy West, W. Blakeney, Ira Patino, ©. BROOKLYN (ONE WERK) COMMENCING MONDAY, | F. Shattuck, J Ober EJ. Lnrilgai, don, J. Such, OCT. 35. orrister, W. Richards, Billy , Wambold, W. Performance daily, ai 2and 8 P.M. Bernard, and Obarley Baskus. _# te secured ox days ‘a advance. OOLET'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN UNDER THE LAMP LIGHT Thrilling Railroad Scene, “The Initiation,” Time Tries All, &c. IPAMMANY.~ GREAT SUCCESS OF THE LEVY SUNDAY TOMORROW (SATU Concert ay evening, Admisston, 25 cents, yee IEATRE FRANCA\ FRENCH THEATRE. (PHBATRE FRANGAI “es av eat THEATRE, | TEA Tiht Ne OHANFRAU'S Reneut c r. 0 igh 4 ‘To-morrow (Saturday) Inst Matinee and last might. b sree Abn urday ast Matinee aad ae Ba a ML dn BAN: NEXT WEEK THE GERMAN OPBKA, NTECK'S HALL, Ss 141 Eighth street, near Broadway. 618 MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 i SMIYER'S BOLREE MUSICALE 18 cies 618 FRI BER 22 618 Broadway. 815 Mme. ANNA WERNE Soprano 618, BN aide le 418 CARL FEININOLE, folia. sis We are fearfully and} ets gis wonderfully made S18 ¢—_—— OILLE WESTE RN BAST 618 "The Beauties, Wonders and Monstrosities of — 618 wz LUCILLE W or pot! 4 th the Hamau aid Avimal Creation to ve seen at S18 | MATINEE TOMORROW ‘AFTERNOON, AT 9 O'CLOCK: one visit a vith FRENCH THEATR day), at 136 o'clock. M. ‘Admission ‘Ste, Hones teverved Qi. Tn th eveag in appearance of Mr, CHANFRAU, OR SALE OR TO LET—THE Now, 148 HEATRE | FRANCAIS HEATRE “AND. RAILROAD TIC KET OFFICE, METROPOLITAN HOTE RESERVKD SEATS FOR ALL TUBATEES COSMOPOLITAN HALL, nd 150 Third avenue, between Fifteenth and Biateenth streets, suitable for concerts or balls, furnished completely. Inquire on the premises, between 10 and 13 o'clock A. M.; in the evening, after 7, at 67 = ae aireet, lansing invaluable and scjentitic shies how to live and what we live for, are delivered a RISLER. = | New York Museum of Anatom: ————= | receive a copy by forwarding Broadway. MEDICA ; ‘" DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY ‘Li PRIVATE without mere : PIANOFORTES ee BRAUTIOAM HAS REMOVED HI8 PIANO WARE. ¥. Ollice and consuljations very private. Dr, HARRISON, 177 Bleecker street, “GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED lndien.—The Portuguese Femate Pills always give tum inediate relief, belag specially prepared for married ladies. Ay rooms from 21 Amity Fourth street, Tere @ splendid assortment of hi firat class Squi Pianofortes a cond hand Pianos very cheap A Indy writ a Inoue day, witnout e. neonventt a " CBAU, off 2D PIANO FOR $45; ONE #65, 9100, ®125—7 four round corners, rosewood, $225 ; new Pianos retail for wholesale pric Tremolo, 8140. Pingoa and Organs to rent or word on Hritalments, at 219 East Twenty-third street, FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE A magniicent Pianoforte; cost 600, for lesa tian $200; Carved rosewood, 7 octave, overstrung ; celebrated city mak- er; guaranteed five years; nearly new. | 113 Soveuth street, BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT PIANO FOR & mahogany square Piano for yO; new Pianos ; 6 octave Organg, a PRIVATE. DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELY 4 Chatham street, without m ary. By De Hane’ Magiéat Tnyigorator, lost manhood is in Ofteen minutes; pric e ws. _ Cie forwarded free, GREAT BE :FACT( OR TO LADIES 18 DR. EVA 4 Chatham st ; bia powerful medicines, safe ‘snd Seriainy (BBs aino gentiemenctrontel; private diseases cured; mat hood F Festored. Conauitation all b bou Dr. greatly reduced tu prices. eines; Fis'p PE 16K « Co. . 1061 Bleecker street, near Broadway. $5; vie —— PIANOFORTE FOR $30 SPLENDID SEVEN 00- A. ‘tare, havin foment; great bargain; ew Finnotoctes, of at wholesale prices. 3 near Broadway FOUR ROUND C ORNER ROSR- pled practice city, with or without medicine; Me Elegant room for lw MAGNIFICENT wood 7% octave Pianoforte for sale ess than half orl- MME. VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN AND MID. AL Witetcuren ut one interview, Blegent rooms for aure- ing, do. 42 St. Mark's p =—MADAME GRI » West Twent: male complaints. foal cost; also two magnificent aatin brooatel Parlor Suite, rouzes, Paintings, Curtains, Library, Chamber aod Dini Furniture at sacritice fo At residence 118 West iwen- ty-sigth streot, between Sixth ‘and Seventh avenues. DLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 119 iret, guarantees relief to all Ce FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SELL A GOOD T octave rosewood Piano at a great sacrifice, Call to-day. Professor A. DESSANUN, 912 Sixth avenuo. TENTIFICALLY. CURED : LADY WILL SELL—FOR $140, SPLENDID ROSE. No meroury use NUILAN, 198 Blecck vA tg A. food Planotorte, cost $480; Tucitding Stool and Cover; modern improvements ; sweet, powerful tone. 28 Third at. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, MADB order city maker, ved tix month, Tully gusranieed Gout 600, for ‘atlor Suits, Ktagerea, Bookcase, P: fore. mirtore, Cbacaber, Diain —LADIES' PHYSICIAN.—DR, ASCHER GUARAN- A. Tet Riinediate relier without the slightest injury. Su- perlor confiaement jostiiute, No. 8 Amity place (Laureas Sireet). Face reascoavle, atler a Furniture, ® sacrit 7 SPECIALTY.—D8. R. COBBETT, MEMBER OF N. Weal Ficteonth stroot, near Sixth avenue, bi ¥, University Medical Coliege and RC, Surgeons L telaict Gon, can be consulted at usual on private diseases, Of {IRST CLASS SEVEN 0 AVE PIANOFORTES To uamnvers, Ne B~ 20 Contre street, uoar A BetaIN, cu RE F or without medicine, by Madame RESTELLy Professor of Mlawifery over 30 practice. Her infallible Freach Female Pilis, No. 1 married Ta ios, healthy, Bold’ only at her street, first door from Fifth avenw Greonwick street, or sent by math, eounterieit, —No fee unless cured: per month ; one — Academy, coruet Kighth avenue and For rth Pr. BENJAMIN. § Union square. Suld o customers. Only look AGNIFICENT DOUBLE ROUND SEVEN OCTAVE rosewood Pianoforte for #155; beautiful tone and (a yet ord vanteed ; a real bargain; cash w JAMES GORDON, 22 Sixth aveuue OTICK—BARGAINS IN PIANOFORTES. OWIN¢ my increased facilities for manufacturing Miaos | am bow enabled to offer frst clas# Instruments, containing eve Fy modern improvement from #300 upwarlis: every 1ustFi ment Call and examine. ghih | Sirest, near Bro twang. Panes MELODEONS “AND RIC &s reatly reduced for cash; new 7 oots for 9275 and upward; new Cabinet Orvane for 46 ond band instruments from #40 to $176. J jautiouneAll otuers ase DYICR TO LADIES IN TROUBLE . DION, 5 Amity street, rel Out harm | perfectly wate nnd ure; advice free all hours. {No.8 Division Atroet), can cure diseases, without mercury, in shorter tine physician, or Ho charge, Consultation Tponrant 10, FENALES.—DR, AND MADAME DU: BOIS (36 years’ practice) guarantee certain reliet to mar. bo} Erte) Rf Ag te yh ine, at one Interr: al = male restorative Patients from a distance provided witt Board, nursing, &¢, Etectrieity gotentifesliy applied. "No. 4 and Instruments for rent, Ware ce ATERS Io Haat Twenty-oighth street, near fuird arene, J i ORGANS. Piano! O88 OF MANHOOD OR IMPOTENCE, RESULTING H, KOMPFF, 1% THIRD AVENUE, CORN or | from the foilies of youth or other causa, young, middie Fourteenth atreet.—New aad second'hant F for ged or evet OL men, permaneutiy reatorad to manly viger | wale orto let; also Pianos repaired, regulated, tammors ¥ Di, LBW, No.7 Beach ot. Vorty years private peactig®, | newly covered, ac. nee (jUrMric THEATRE. "Ee oasare PARABLE suscaee 0 ik PARA iS 30 BR THE Onna iv REV ‘Ow oan DAY. as Bet ue TREETS Avonst YORE, FOR wrnuyrg OF NEW YORK, STRRETS OF NEW YORK. Ne ONION. eS Oe WINTER NIGHT. HOUSE a! FiRK. Re! yee PIRBI Finest Fi This ac is pronounced the most pune. apenas "AND BKILPUT ct stage deception ever Herons, ‘ecouiny Olustrath id hi ba np ig trative and deucriptive of our WATINEE Ad, WEDNESDAYS nnd SATURDAYS, Due notice will be given of the fo Oh novelties, ~TH ont 5] 4- THEATRE COMIQUE, Manager.. oe etrur Ww. BULLER, a3 HOLDS TUNDISPUTED RAY, which ts destined to create ® revolution tu the world of amuse amas PRESENTING NIGHTLY TO HOURES CROWDED WITH DKLIGUTBD pau. CES, outvping tp splendor originality ahd merit anything bitherte scen tn NEV ‘This week a few of the THE GREAT LONDON SENSATION, Mr JAMEB TA 4a et The Stiver- tongued ( HUGHEY DOUGHERTY, hit a Sack the Hosier, OWA. THE oNLY OMLGINAL, VETERAN MOK f the present red by him onl, ot ania Pee AND Wiltaa Cakthrow, ‘The immensely succeasfu) artists. Mile, AUGUSTA VBENTRULL * 2 CONSTANT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY EVB- Al! tho great troupe will appear Admission 50 cents and 23 cents, Seate reserved six days tm advance, ALLACK'S, Proprietor and Manager. ...dr, LESTER WALLA Doors open at ‘To commence at 8 P. ONTINURD NOVELTY AND VAKIBTY. THIS (Friday) EVENING, Oct 22, (Cor the thirteanth tn), Sheridan's Coniedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, produced with appropriate scenery and ® POWERFUL DisTRIBUTION, SATURDAY, Oct. 23 (for the Lat time in 4 years), Cab man's Comedy of THE HEIR AT LAW. MONDAY, Oot 25 th time), AN UNLGUAL, MATCH. TUESDAY, Oct. 26 2d time), "THE HEIR AT LA ESDAY, Oct. 27 (dlh time), THE SCHOOL Pom SCANDAL THURSDAYS Oot. 28 (4th time), CASTH. FRIDAY, Oot. 99 (Bd time), TH HEIR AT « SATURDAY, Oct. $0 (bth time), AN UNEQUAL MiaToH. comedy, by the author of Caste, » ‘ABATION, JU RS DUE xoricr m MR. LESTER wauiac Woo will appeag during his engagement OSRGIN AL CHARACTERS, (a aditition to aoveral of his woll kuowa nid. fsvorite tnnpere sonation Box ollies open from 8 A. TAVERLEY THEATRE. 9 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel, Proprittoresseseve Mr. CH. JAKLES WHITH OE OF THIS GREAT MIRTH FROVOKING BHOW. A, THOUSAND WILLING HEARTS NDORSE IT. THIS Is A VARIED AND SELECT ENTERTAINMENT, CONSISTING OF BLEGANT BURLESQUES, NEURO 10041, SKETCHRS, PHASING OPERETTAS, ALLET, PANTOMIME AND MINSTRELSY, Plantation fo, Sentimental and Serio-Comic Vocaliema, NEGRO LECTURES AND ORATOR, GYMNASTIO FEATS, SCIENTIFIC EXPERIMENTS, &C fo THE SAMB GREAT BILL THE SAMB GREAT BILL Togothor with a HOST OF XISCELLANEOUS Sraus, AN Frvry DISTING? AND. VeRsarice ‘PERFORMERS. MATINEE SATURDAY, COMMENCING AT 2 O'CLOOR, (Paeany to. NIGHT.—GREAT BUCCES8 OF ORO. SOK, Enthusiasm over LEVY. Territic sensation the LEOPOLDS and RIZABELLIS. Uproar of mirth Cor the LAURIS, Now iiullets, New Scenery, New Costumes, Greatest performance in the world. Admission, 60 cents. Professor SLLVKSTRA'S great feat of HANKY PANKY to-night. AS ADEMY OF MUS C. TLALTAN OPERA SEASON OF 1609-1970, has the honor to announce that the Grub ations of the regular Reasou of Hallam nee on or oe NOVEMBER 1, 1869, SOMSOKIPTIONS. Phe subscriptions for the Brsk series will be for TWENTY NIGHTS. ‘Ph lar Opera ni hate will be orSTONDAYE WEDRESD AYR snd FRIDAYS. Brrskzs MINSTRELS, Mth atrest adjoining Academy of ase BRYANT'S BRYANT'S Fly; Don't Bodder Me. BRYANT'S Bhoc! Fy: Don't Bodder Me. BRYANUS Walking in the Boweey. KYANT'S: The Black Statue. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. | The Frightened Beesely Famty, ERYANT’S MINSTKALS. Hugene mls Bonfanth, BRYANI'S MINSTRELS, Uusworth, the Oraior, BRYANTS MINKTKELS.| Tho Great Vocal Quintette, BRYANT'S Dave Keed. GW. H Gi BEYANT'S MIRBTRELS. | Wuhan,” DAN Bitv ANT. <5. F. B CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYE. Farewell Benefit Mr. E. L. DAVENPORT, PIZARRO} YbD SUSAN who will appear as Rolla in William tn BLAC! N®=, YORK CIRC rteenth alr site Academy of Music. ; 5 rt Ag 3 AT a WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, First wook of the favorite clown, JOb PENTLA ALL THE STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS, comprised in the incomparable New York Cirous troupe, tne superb selecticn of varied and XCITING ACIS IN THE CIRCLE. 60 cents; children, under 10 yoars, 2 cents, Re MERICAN INSTITUTE. BXHIBITION. ‘Open daily from 9 A.M, to 10 P.M. on Third avon earner Bisty <hird street near entral Park. The Machiu fu motion is a grand display. ‘The exhibition is enliv Wednesday nnd Saturday afternoons aud every evening by @ fine Orchestra. Season tickets for gentlemen, for tne dies, $2; single admission, bv cents; children under 13 years, 35 cents. Packages of 23 tickela for shops at 30 cents cack, Entrances on Seoond and Third avenuss, exhibition Will close at the end of this month, peat FRANCAIS. FRENCH THEATRE, TONIGHT Mr, OHANFRAU'S RENKEIT. ‘To-morrow (Saturday) last atines. Last night. 8, N B. DE gospovas NUAL COURSE OF rt Sada Yan HOM HALL Ls “T iy LLY A Lage geiprene MONDA y EVENING, OCTOBRE “OUR NEW CLERGYMAN, THUCSBAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9% “WHLIPFIN V3. BNLFFIN,” of Fromike of Marri Fea OF TON DAY RT ENENG, NOVEMBER &. Reserved seats can be bed at Steinway Hall, hee ey ‘101 Broadway ; Koot & Anthony's, 68 Liverty sixeet, aud at the regular theatre tickst ofices RAND CONCERT AT IRVING HALT, G Sunday, the 2fth of Uctober, and Bionday, tee 2éth of October, The programe will es Tickets at Irving Hall, "hain B10, 263 and RENOR'S LYRIC HALL, 791 TO 797 SIXTH Reservoir square, can be rented for balls, concerts, tures, &c., &¢. dir, TRENOR'S Classes for Dancinggare 00W open. ay 27Q1 BROADWAY, 618 6183 LADIES NEW YORK 613: 61856 ANATOM S Oba GIB - C8 618g Know Thysel u33 as ———_—_—_—— she No indy should 618; And wondertut cullen 61% sia OS's G18 fail to vialt his marvelio Gi8's on. Ferpsiog only in a 18S ‘Open trom 8 he MWh? BM TBLO'S GARDEN. N EAST LYNNE. ROW AT 2 Li WESTE NO CLOSE PQS! IVELY ON NOVENBEK 1, The Exhibition of real Vauungs cusravit poRE, _82 Fifth avenue, corner of I ‘ourteenth atroet, Tp FIRST ANNUAL BALL EDWIN BOOTH MECHANICAL ASSOCIATION will be held nt APOLLO ft Op TUESDAY EVENING, Uctover 2, 1869 NHEATRE TICKET OFFIC 14 BROADWAY RESERVED SEATS FOK Al THEATRES, SS $ = MUS.\CAL. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE. INSTRUCTION ON THB A Viano at pupila' resitence, for #10 per quarter. leat Feferences given. Address, with residence, TLACHER, box 189 Beraid otic OR SALE—ORC SCHESTRION. ORGAN, NEARLY NEW; to good order throughout No. 403 Heart street. MLIN ORGAN COMPANY-MANU IR MARON A HAMLIN The kargest assorte xed wal tn. Wareroume 7 ny A FRENCH LADY, “A REAL FRENCH W vena for $12 per quarter, Address, with name, MATHILDE, atation & ACADEM OIVORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, enue, also at GBH Fst avenue," Alarning, ¢ Classes (or Cauvites, Eveuing Cinsson ‘Sood tor cirewiar. “| CATEMY OF DANG Nay AC tric: Wat, 738 TRENOKS cand Renorvoir roavere. iy now op eneral ‘adios aad childron at @ CADRMY OF DANCING (FERRERO tT eighth mreet aud Bro nd Saturdays, ata UY. bi, DEMIES, 86 BROOME Sy FY-CUIRD ST iChat, ‘ous course uf feasone, FOR e SATURDAY AND RUESDAY, H MEYEN'S DANCING ACADEMY, AT 24 ch tng 6 ‘aytintt Fity-nacond streob will ve opt every, We.ines. day evening from 459 ‘fi 6, ane frara 8 19 o'clock FP. ‘Tho evening class at Vdd Fetiowg?-Hall in Hoboken will onao op Tussaay, October 28, 4) % o'eiock P.M. ', NORTUW EST way. Classes