The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1869, Page 9

TREASURY POLIC!—THE MISTAKE, eee To ram Eprros oF THE HERALD:— ‘We have been trying for many years, by the use of facts and argument, to make the people of the United Bates believe that the credit of their promises has ‘mot been destroyed or impaired. We have been un- able to bring up by controversy the salient points ‘that we have presented, or to provoke a reply to our facts and arguments which are presumed w show ‘thatour coined paper has not depreciated in cur- wency value, but that gold, being an exportabie arti- le, is influenced by a foreign demand. In our two last letters we introduced a fiction that ‘Was ao plain to every dealer in ponds and gold that ‘we did hope to draw outa reply, which would show $0 the public good grounds for the desire manifested tm certain quarters for legislation to ald in restoring specie payments, Thero are two objective pointa that are kept con- stantly in view by our Secretary and by the Ameri- can people; one is a par of exchange or specte par, and the other ts @ reduction of the rate of interest on the public debt, The writer of these letters wishes and proposes to go further and do better than this, We wish to utilize the public debt and benefit the farmers and laborers of our country. ‘These are the objects for which these letters are written. A premium on exchange or gold adds to the price of exportable produce; therefore such premium as the importer ts now bound to pay Is for the benedt of the great producing interest of the country. The great fall in the premium of gold and exchange has so re- Auced the price of farm produce that the farmers of the Weat cannot send their grain to thia market, Consequently they cannot pay their debts here or at bome. And if the premium shall sink down to par ‘the farmers of the West will bein a worse condition. than vefore the war, when low prices ruled and, as @ consequence, stagnation prevalied throughout tne country. We are not, therefore, in favor of a reduc- tion of the premium, but prefer to have it advanced to 150. With this advance every farmer in the West ‘would be relieved and cheered, a8 his produce ‘Would be advanced in value go much that he would find purchasers at a proportionate advance on the present Bye aoe Ahem) farimiug interest a#hould be protected as as possible, because this Anverest 1a the fooutaton a and the pillar upon which our prosperity ag a nauon rests, When this great interest osperous every other interest prospers, It t the Y, and ali other mterests are but the Mmbs or memoers. Destroy or injure the body ana desis Goatroy or injure the hmbs. But you may the iimbs and Body will rewatn. Toorelore, De Hore gn, ing the bor tenes farmers of our great and glorious West have to contend against two adverse causes that are act- Ang upon the foreign gram market. One is the low ae. f European labor and the other on proximit; growing on the borders of tue Bla ‘be freight tor grain from Odessa ts less than fens our ports to Liverpool. and the labor employed by the farmers of Kussia ts not pata more than one- half that our farmers are how paying, consequently ‘the competition is in the Guatity uly Without a premium the rarity cannot compete with Russian wheat in Eugland, and therefore a home market is ail that can pe depended upon. We are trying to clevate labor—this can only be done by giving to labora liberal and appreciative Yemuneration. But if the great employers of labor, the farmers, cannot sell their produce for a profit, ‘they cannot pay for iabor in a liberal manner. This reduction of premium then presses down labor, and must continue to force it down until it shall reach the standard of Lae for all products of labor in European markots have a pricé corrésponding the cost of whe production. If the labor on an article poageed in Europe costs at the rate of one dollar diy, it must drive out of market all aracies prodused by labor at two dollars per day. There‘ore a par of exchange and gold should be followed by an equality in the price of labor. ‘These Statements are to plain to require further illustra- tiou, and show conclusively that every edort made to reduce the premium on exchange and gold ts against the interest of ail our agricuiturists ana in favor of importers. We are against the avowed Policy of the administration, Decunse that policy 1s Tulning the terest of the great body of our people. ‘The great West will be shut out of the markets of Europe, and cotton and tobacco will be our only staples forexport. Are the farmers prepared for thet Will they allow their interests to be thus ig- mored? We shall see. If the country shall be disposed to resist this rain- ous course then we must look to some action to prevent the export of our bonded debt, or a Euro- pean joan. Ifastop can be puton export of gov- ernment bonds then that cause of depression will be pears The following extract may be read wich profit: {From the Lond Times (city article), Nor. 17. Avocuingtoreeeay jon the “United paren stt con tinag, by the remittance of Douds, to pay fur an excoss of im- portations from Europe at the rate of many miliivus ateriin, annum. ‘the principal financial writers of New Yor! and Philadelphia from time to thme urge their readers to consider how long this is to go on. To merchants and capitalists on thia side the question fa equally momentous. A transference of several sulilions sterling of bonds from American to European holders amounis simply to the fact that for every future year the Unite government must remit to Lurope a propor- Moaate summ i the shape of Interest which, the bonds had not been sold, would have been payabie to parties at home, The editor at the Times 18 wiser than ourselves. ‘He sees the danger aud disadvantage of any nation josie ga tributary to anocher. It 18 the great ex- Port of these bonds that is reducing the rate of ex- change and gold; and if this export could be stopped the premium for the benefit of farm produce would soon rise to 160 per cent. This should be the first step, aud this once taken all the material interests of the country would start into lite and activity, With this premium the farmeis can overcome the disparity m the price of labor, and the export of produce athigh prices would soon pay our debt in surope, While now we are only increasing it, This Measure adopted, we can then utilize our public debt, reduce the interest and make it @ great pro- moter of the trade and commerce gf our extended country. We will refer to this last subject in our Bext locver, JONALHAN OLUBUCK. Jonathan Oldiuck on the Currency. To THe Hprror oF THY HERALD: Am I and the public to infer from the large amount of space and the prominence you are giving to your eccentric correspondent, Mr. Oldbuck, that you endorse his remarkable views on the currency question? As your correspondent 19 writing to cor- rect the “mistakes” of the Treasury, I ask permis- sion to correct some few of his very glaring and pal- pavle errors. Mr. Oldbuck set out with the very remarkable pioce of information that the dilference in the exchange between tits country aud England, of # 23-40, 1s caused by that amount of alloy being added (o our gold coin, and on this great discovery he founds most of his arguments against the policy of ‘the Treasury, and in favor of what he calls “coined Paper.” Before a man gets to work to correct the “mistakes of the Treasury,” or of individuals, ne should be quite certain of his facts. So far from there being nine per cent differe nce in ‘the “fineness” of English as compared with American gold coin, ft 18in reality leas than three per cent, and the difference in the rate of exchange between the two countries has nothing whatever to do with the “adulteration” of the coins of either country, ag will appear by the following explanation, which every ‘Well tnformed merchant and banker will understand Mf Mr. Oldpuck does not. I quote from Gilbert on Banking:—“Under certain acts of Congress the Eng- lsh sovereign. ‘Was made a legal tender at the rate of 94 810 cents per pacar wy eight. Hence, the full ‘weight of the sovereign beimg 5 penny weights 3.274 grains, it was made equivalent to $486, or $487 equal to £1. But according toa rule established in Engiand in 1789, and ever since retained in ex- change operations, the par of the doliar 1s paid at 4s. sterling, which gives for $487 £109 11s, 6d. The nominal par thus exceeds the real par £9 118. 6d., or 9 23-40 per cent. In this way, when the exchange 1s nominally 9 23-40 premium itis really at par. The above calculations are subject to some slight modifl- cation by ap act of Congress fixing the amount of alloy in both gold and siiver coins at one-tenth; but commercially the par of exchange between England orn is usually quoted as equal to 9 24-40 per There being, therefore, no auch difference in the degrees of ‘aati of the gold coms of the respective qocanin the assumption that “the quotations (here) ave uniformly been made opon a foreign standard,» It will be seen, bas no foundation. But the fact that the quotations relate to the gold coin of the United States is daily stated in tae oMectat reports of deal- ings, and when it is called In the Stock isxchange it is “American goid coin.” Yet your correspoudent asserts that “the quotations of gold since the adoption of the Legai Tender act have been based upon the value of English gota com. Gold is never spoken of, he goes on to say, “with reference to our coin, becanse there are no Aales made In publie with reierence to it. The quotation ol 126 18 accord. ing to the standard of guineas, or pure gold. Our gold is nine parts alloy, and therefore the quotation should be between our coined gold and our coined paper. The difference two-day between our gola and our paper is seventeen per cent." What Preposterous nonsense | The writer must surely be § member of Congress. His argument to prove that eines currency 18 not depreciated is worthy of tie ines which preceded the by fw! bullion report Mr. Horner, areport which forms te founda fe of the science of money as it is taught by every modern European authority, Hansard 4s filled With similar arguments, elaborately gotten up Re ta members Or arilament, to pions that the Was wrong in attempting to demon- pti that the paper onthe bank was depreciated, 2 sens gentiomen asserteu that the trac standard of Bac: Mefendina die oe and that gold was at a pre- jp foreign exchanges were against and. me “mistake” of Mr, Oldpuck arises trom nia Ig- Horant assumption (he charges others with iguorunt resimptton) that “we nav Poremner In our country. Nowe ide ee st es Now, it is one of the re- aws of currency wnat when dovreciated currency Is nade a legal eoguized principles @o interior or NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1869.—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘tender and into otreutation in quantities eum- Sans to mines tae fequltemenia of trate te drives the political econo: understanding of apy an who nae got beyond the AB Os of science to am! sundae i in their support, If Mr. Oldbuok writing 1o1 enough to do @ jitue reading F would’: invite bis tention to McLeod's work and Currency,” London, 1866, now received in Great Britain as the guthority. he ‘Will also do well 1 read Mr, Horner's rated “Bullion Re- Pim one point f fally with your copreapon, on one Int I agree ly - dent—namely, on Ce. agen rend of the contraction ‘the currency, or a to force a return ments. Itis well o prevent the fects oo om tions of capitalists to make “corns the price of gold beyona pd pete ot tthe Tan laws of nature. lt would be nse just now to Kay the downward course of pivnihey to speak correctly, the too rapid apprecia- tion of the currency—by bg @ part of tho currency reserve of $60,000,000 to buy government aes w. that 1¢ would FAMILY GROCERY, NOW DOING A PROSPEROUS A Lape 18 mites froin the city, in o sale, with horse, wagon: is K.MOHARG, 77 Cedar street. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CONFECTIONERY FOR sale—Doing & fing Duslnouss on leading thorouyhfares sold at a bargain. “Address ROBINSON, box 305 “Heral oltice, Ax FIRST ey CORNERS, ioe STORE FOR SALE, cheap, as ner has too much business pn tad, Apply to SBN ‘CAREY, Tis Amity: street, ds treet, foI wo days, large town, for corner of Mac- N ELEGANTLY FITTED UP HOTEL FOR SALE—IN a good, central uptown neighborhood, being a chance for the investent of Saraniten iy small on capital, as the price is reasonable; revt moderate, wii long lease; or an active Have Tat Beuen, o#« parner ‘Apply to WM. ABBOTT, No. RARE CHANOE.—ONE OF THE BEST RETAIL Pout Yards tn the ‘ity, doing a large family trade, oan be bought cheap. Inquire on the premises, corner Sixteenth street aud Seventh avenue. PROTOGRAPH GALLERY—IN SUCCESSFUL OPE- ration; bas ghee poe ra ee at 616 beer jae, near Thirty-fourth pas a capital required, A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE-—SITUATED ON THE east side of the may cent oonted | near three lines Of cars; long I 8 paid, ba soul Low. Ap- ply to. ‘Anorr, No. 6 Ci ‘Hall SAMPLE ROOM AND RESTAURANT ci TOWN foranle; doing a splendid business; handsomely: fur- alahed aad frat class location. Apply to TRAVER & ESLER, 68 Liberty street. FINE LARGE, AROMATIC, MICROSCOPE, large number finely mounted obj ‘various ac: cessions; great bargain, as it must be sold. Apply at 98 Eli eth street, near Gi Grand, FIRST CLASS HAT STORE FOR BALE—DOING A good business and in an excellent location. Will be dis- posed of on reasonable terma for cash. Sattatactory reasons avon for seling, Address J. G. 8 box 684 New York Fost GOOD MANUFACTURING BUSINESS FOR | Will bp sold chee for cash. There is about $3,500 worth of Stock on hand, Address H. D., Herald office, RARE CHANCE,—OYSTER SALOON FOR SALE; Old established and best location on Eighth avenue; will be told low : terms easy. MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar atreet. A —FOR ire, bey eg ee ee ee «finely located Toa Stores, ores, downtown re ipa iis to let, eR arches? Billiard Sa- joous, Dri ot Ding SSUTTCHELL’S Store Agency, 72 Codar street, HOTEL ON BROADWAY FOR SALE—LONG lease; low hay fifty rooms; eight ‘lora; ail iy Furnish, £3, Taal chides, ar MITCHELL'S Store Agency, 77 Cedar street. (A. TSH AND OYSTER MARKET, WITH LEASE OF whole House; horse, wagon and harness and every- thing complete, | For particulars apply at $06 Third avenue. ROOKLYN MARKET, ADAM STREET AND FULTON street, near Myrtle avenue, opposite City Hall, will be iS few stands still to be dis- open evenings can take connecting with general ote market. i" xpoiy on premises. __ THE LECTURE SEASON. MPORTANT LRCTURES 70 To GENTLEMEN N ONLY, on es * ee eter, ‘are delivered dally at "ie lew Pork at unable to etd teopy by forwarding S cents to the Secretary, m8 Jom B. GOUGH, ESQ. WILL DELIVER HIS POPU. lar Lecture, entitled way reo’ or etna i ye ive Ui Mo ting be outaioed suai avait the prineoal book and music Pang: tieket offices 7 ages Bowe, and at the door. Price 60 ae vod etrentns, BY REV. H. M. GALLAHER, TUESDAY evenin; Meseniber 76, a. py pr Temple, iver street eur rom, Chatham yun, ew 3 York. Subject, “Ireland and the Lrisb.” ‘conta, R. GEORGE VANDENHOFF, 18 Woshtogton place. bei aa i preter ie icky Lancome _ DANCING ACADEMIES. A. —DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, at 212 Fifth avenue, also at 681 Fifth avenue. ' Morning, afternoon or evening Classes for families, Evening Classes en, Send for circular. ALLETMASTER DUMAR'S DANCING. ACADEMY, t¢ theca street.—Classes ry day and evenings; Psi) tin one quarter; six fashionable dances per: fectly in six private leasons. Bee wit DANCING ACADEMIES, 861 BROOME ST., EsT TWENTY-THIRD STREET, rection ery day and even 1D the fassionsy Ne A NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY” SOOM Stier. Elita- ‘in Mas- ACRE MENTS SIX NIGHTS ONLY, THE OC) CER, va Ee, posnes: oR fh Bie reowned PR rl ROBINSON, Ope RIUS DUTTON. and DNBSDAY ay ot LS, HEART. ara spat Dat, Le eA, will be produced, vith nt ély new scenery, mechanical _ gouenetl st ‘AND Peele tlre ever bef verenm, 4 in ta city, thetiling and pope Aue GUSTIN DALY'S UNDER ee GASLIGHT. bl —THRATER COMIQUR. 14" Broadway, oppo Bt Ne eRn wt BUTLER musement ore. wre SSR eee TO-NIG TO-NIGH’ TO-NIGHT, R, ALY f BURNETE La in nis come ionation of the beautiful fal Mise in her LECTURE UPOK ores RIGH asthe PREACHER FROM HEPSIDAN (Text), 614 chapter. The beautiful Spanish ere entitled magica by the grand Ballet D DIO! Bee Enea Hughey Dor ‘oto ‘Bpoutt Die! ag ree eee ison: FLY; DON'T BODDER US; by the Corps de wate ‘The original burlesque o WaMLU IN BLAOK. All the Doors open at); ctrtaln rues at 73 o'clock. LOST AND FOU WILL GIVE FOR THE RETURN OF THE Watches and Jewelry stolen from my house on the even- bred the 27th inst, one-quarter their boy vy ei juestions WRY. OST—ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, A GOLD BRACE- Tot, in Thirty fourth street, Ninth avenue or West Thirty. aixth street, A liberal roward will be paid ou returning It 480 West Thiriy-alxth street, grocery. [08208 SUNDAY, AROUT NOON. A BLACK AND tan slut; ears cut very short; had on black and red col- Jar, with padiock. Finder will be ‘suitably rewarded by re- turning to the drug store 278 Kighth avenue, OST OR LEFT IN CARS AT JERSEY CITY, ABOUT 43s P Mon Monday, a ladies Fur Cape. ‘The Snder will tn ra by leaving it at WELSH'S jewelry store, 244 Niele SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 397, A LETTER, directed to Jane Van Wick, Jam: LI, "The finder wilt be, handsomely rewarded by felurniog @ aame to K, A. MCCORMICK, 29 Beaver street, or 949 Second av Second avenue, A ipdpnsdl THE PREMISES 78 LIBERTY STREET, # Pocketbook contsining about $18 and safe key, The cuarnore money by returning the safe key in the Lotraak THURSDAY EVENING, 95TH, IN NiNTH avenue, a Poodle Dog, with black and white ears, black the back; answers to the uame of Jack. $6 will be grea'by by leaving fina ar baa weet Forty-fth street, ple il aan EWA! RDS. REWARD. "MONDAY EVENING Nov. 0 Baiige Baek FY Kewicuniiand Dog, anawere 1 name of Das one Feluruing him (27 Bt Mark's pin cs will resolve tho above reward, $3% REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ‘® Diamond Stud, in plain gold setting, with whe ‘shore Teward will be paid and no. questions Asked it recurned to JOHN 8. WILDE, first street, or 314 Broadway. 153 West Twenty- 35 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY ONE RE- i} turning a roll of Greenbacks lost on Monday, 39h, Ansounting to #{50, ortherenbouts, made up of three twenties and the rest tens and fives. Call on hire. KRAMER, 62 Chari- ton street, 5() REWARD STOLEN FROM | THE PREMISES of, J.C. SCHENCK, on the Jamalca Plank Road Horse, years old. ‘about 13 ted; left hind toot white to the spot ‘in the forehead; smooth be paid on the return of said j rather rough cor small wi ite reward wil NAKEN FROM ler West. TWENTY SEVENTH STREET on Saturday night, hite Ci white with exception of black tail, tipped Stodt ome tach wh ho’ “A iberel reward will be Paid tor ia return to Mra, E, C, STANLY, ___ HOUSES, KOOMS, &C., ‘WANTE! A LADY or “RESPECTABILITY DESIRES TO MEET with & gentleman who would be willfag to asniat her in Obtaining w furntuhed house for the purpose of keeping boarders and take {p part payment bis P., Herald ofiee. LADY WISHES TQ MEET WITH A PARTY WHO will assist to rent a House and recelye as compensation ‘a superior home. Address for one week T. M.C., box 103 Herald office. URNISHED ROOM WANTED-—SMALL COOKING stove and gas, rent #2 to #3 weekly, by a genileman of yore habits and literary occupation, Address RO- De LPH, Ler id office. " POOKSTORE FOR, SALEAT 11 BIBLE HOUSE, formerly occupied by H. B. Durand; will be sold with o without the Basement. Address H. B, DURAND, 267 Fulton street, Brooklyn. RIOR, SALE—A VERY GOOD CORNER, GROCERY Store, on the account of sickness in the family. Inquire at 244 wvenuo A, corner of Fifteenth atreet. OR SALE—A LARGE BUTCHER'S SHOP, WITH age apartments nthe rear and, large vault inder the aitewal in afirst class neighborhood; now doing a fine business; rent of = month ; reason for selling, sick- ness in thefamtly. Address P. D. G., Herald office. {OR SALE—A PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, IN GOOD eer in the Hot err ae: Jow rent ‘and long lease, JOR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED FLOUR AND Feod Store in the vicinity of Bulls, Head; Lease, (ood Witi, Stock, Fixtures, Horses, Trucks, Sleighs and everythin necessary for a first cinas business. Addreas J. E., Heral otice. NFURNISHED ROOM WANTED—BY A LADY wHo is out all day; #10 per month; west of Third avenue preferred, Address Mra, M., box 108 Herald office. ‘ANTED—BY THE 1ST OF FEBRUARY, A THREE story House, with all improvements, for a private fami. ten mingites from Eighteenth street and Sixth bapa yd Ai. dha A B: ee itdrug siore, corner of Sisth avenue and Twen- rt ANTED—JO RENT, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSES- a House, with all the modern improveme, op = the riclnity rot Fifth Avenue Hotel; not to exceed $2, year. Address HOUSE, box 2,909 Poat ottice. ANTE! —~BASEMENT WITH SUB-CEL. GAR, HAV- ing an elevator, and auitable for the wholesale wine business. Address J. 8., 65 Warren atrect. ‘ANTED—A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH Gas ‘and fireplace; terma not to exceed 4 or @4 60; loca- tlon above Fighth ‘street; references given and required. Address M. H.'M., Herald office, OR, $ALE ONE GOOD SIZED HERRING, SAFE WILL be sold cheap for cash, Address box 4,268 Post office. OR SALE—A LARGE LIBERTY POLE WITH LIB- erty cap and weather vane, at Jones’ Wood ‘OR SALE—THE BEST LITTLE BARROOM IN THIS city ; will be sold at # sacrifice if applied for this day. 73 Mott wtreet, FOR eee SAN OLD, ESTABLISHED CORNER Lignor Store down town, with nearly two yenrs’ Lense of the whole house; full iicunke till July; reason for selling, sickness, Apply to D, SHEA, 685 Pearl street, OR SALE—THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF A FIRST Boarding and Livery Stable, doing a good business; has accommodation for thirty borses; convenient to severa Hues of cars and newly titted up last spring. Address W. H., 168 Front sireet, New York. JOR SALE THE LIQUOR STORE 171 MULBERRY : Bg years lense; low rent; heense paid. Inquire at 209 Wet ‘Nineteenth street. OR SALE.—A FIRST CLASS BUTTER, CHEESE AND Frog Stands dotag a good business, “Apply corner Flock and Debevolse streets, Brooklyn. OR eE Or WANTED-—WITHOUT POWER; SIZE y 50 feet, Address, atating locality, JOHN THOMAS, ne ce Twenty-sisth Greet, FURNITURE. J2 T ERNEST ROTH'S FURNITURE MANUFACTORY, 86 and 58 Bleecker atreet, one and a baif block east of Broadway, a large variety of magnificent Parlor Suits, cov- ered with brocavel reps and hair cloth, and all kinds of other custom made Furniture cheap for cash. All goods warranted, Gall before purchasing elsewhere, MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED brocatel, cost #450, for $175; one do, 870. | Btager Bookcase, Paintings, Pianoforte, Mirrors, Carpets, Bedatends, Bureaus, Chamber, Dining Furniture, sacriiee, property family leaving city, 57 W th wrest, near ay. BARGAIN, yi. In Furniture, Carpets and Mattresses, DEGRAFF @ TAY! LOR, &7 and £9 Bowery, 6; Chrvatie stroet, 180 and 192 Hester street, ér their entire wholesale stock “at retail at 89 per cent discount until the 1st day of January next. ROR SALE—A CIGAR. ‘STORE, 1,29 BROADWAY, adjoining Grand Hotel, or Stock and Fixtures, reason Must de disposed of without fail to-day. On SALR.—A HAT AND CAP BTORE, ON FULTON avenue, Brooklyn; has been established some years, Will be gold Cheap to x cash buyer, Apply to J. JACOBSON & ©O., Broome and Crosby streets, New York. F% SALE CHEAP FOR CASH— THE. BEST STAND in Washingtou Market. Inquire at siand MARTHA OrDONN NELL. {OR SALE CHEAP—GOOD WILL, STOCK AND FIX- tures of Cigar Store on West street, near steam- ers, Addreas ClvARS, Herald oftice. eee OR SALE CHEAP—STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD F Will of Fancy Store 675 Third avenue, near Forty-third treet. Call after 7:30 P, M. No agents or auctioneers need OYSTER AND DINING feroor, DOING A ‘OTEL, 4 tigen for tale cheap, ly at the office of JAMES PYLE, mort Frankia New’ ao age, 350 So" Washinglon n atreet, corner of LATFORM SCALES FOR SALE—FAIRBANKS' MAKE Tecently purchased ; never yet used. Inquire at 4 Clit « JPLENDID CHANCE.—LIQUOR BALOON, WITH LONG lease and cheap rent; Stock and Fixtures will be sold ‘ery cheap. Apply to WM. NELSON, 625 Greenwich street, CALE FOR SALE—ONE OF HOWE’S STANDARD Jargent size platform scale; will be sold low. Address box 4258 Post oft 4 FOR SALE CHEAP—HERRING'S PATENT. to BANFORD, CUSHIN E tad Dieccker street, 1G 4 CO., corner of Broadway 0 MOTEL, PROPRIETORS.—LEASE OF A POLULAR ummer Resort for sale, furnished ; mf inquire of the WHITLOCK EXPOSIMON COMPANY ws Park place, New York. 10 BE DISPOSED OF—A FIRST CLASS CHOP HOUSE, 1 fou town: location the best In tha city: doing a Inrge and profitable business; no Tov need r have 410,000 at command or ite os iulvalent by rowed ng Apply 0. PRENTICE, 164 Brondway.. WHOLESALE HARDWARE,—POR SALE A BUSINESS weil located in this clt ‘and entablished over three years, and now doing a good cnal 5, For fall partiomlars aadress “ANVIL, Werala’s A cag eased £600, -LAUNDRY FOR SALE; PROFIT FROM #50 70 it ee 8 Proprietor ts going into a whole- acl pale atirt sean Inquire wt 148 Bleecker street, THE BALL SEASON. H ANNUAL BALL OF THE N, Y..G 1) Cooks’) Society, to be held on Weadneninyy’ pathMax 1869, at the Union arg Rooms, corner Srecte. Wekete Bh. iy ‘Grand ‘and Elidabett ASTROLOGY. A. MADAME, WALTERS, DISTINGUISHED CLATRE AA.” voynnt.— er for everything ihe‘, names, nambers, woo Taek, 400 acl sirees, neh FACT. 100,000 REWARD TO ANY ONE wito ‘AN equal the Ri eum Business and Medical Clatr- ch yoye mt = Forty-frst strovt, between Seventh MA DAxE ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLATRVOY. your Whole lite, from the cradle to th Canal street, Fee #1. MADAME LA BLANCIy ‘hawiness and medical Clairvoyant, No. 1 sixth street, between Sixth and Sevent ateahen © FIRST STREET, CORNER HOWERY.-WIDGER, a Clairvoyant, tetls all you want to know. losses, numbes wecliciugs Cor all diseagos, &o. wep ties, hth ay iT, THE GRRAT, UNRIVALLED Weat Twenty NVABRPETS, FURNITURE AND BEDDING..HOUSE- keepers supplied with the above on easy terms. Pay- ments weekly or monthly. KELLEY & CO., corner Twenty- fifth street and Sixth avenue. No connection with any other store. EGRAFF & COCHRANE, FURNITURE MANUFAC. J turers, 435 and 488 Canal street, extending through to Nos. 8 and 10 Vestry street. Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Furnitire ription. of ever Mattresses,'Spring Beds, &c.; walnut Parlor Sets, 7 pleces, covered in wool reps, $60; walnut Chamber Sets, ‘11 pieces, and marble tops, 285. bare Se! BEDDING AND OILCLOTH.—THOSE requiring the above should call at O'FARRELL & GREENE'S, "No. 200 Figuth avenue, corer of ‘Twentieth street. Weekly or monthly payments taken. QURNITURE AT A SACRIFICE-TO CLOSE THE business, Great bargains in new and second hand Fur- niture at the warerooms 13 Astor place, near Brondway. RES RE, MIRRORS, PIANOS, &0., BOUGHT IN mall or large quantities, Cali on or address FURNI- RE, .08 Kust Thirty-tifth street, 5TH AVENUE TATA EAR BEE MANAGE MENT OF AUGUSTIN Bvery evenin Went Twenty-fourth ai Prices—50 orale, 2 conte, # ri a "Bote ire and a gic. (TUESDAY) EVENING Bouctonult's mort brillant five act Comedy (stxth time), iF GEORGE CLARKE, HARKINS, W. Baath J. B, POLK, Miss Sea, DAVENPORT, MARIE i LONGMORE and ree Wi Pat TO-MORROW NIGHT first time ire! with new Scenery, Mountings, Costumes, and a rare distribution, a new Drama in three acis, by Andrew apn haan And a brillant, romantle Co medictia, In one act, entitled om MATE; OF, & DUEL IN LOVE, Mr. B. Le Di Mrs. Chanfrau, Miss Longmore, Miss Aguer Elul ‘Me, Whitin, , gorge Clarke, We Bavisge, De rope Jeers Evans in ssn casts. x1 SAiURDAY EVENING, DEC. 4, | EvERYbODY'S Foun Th is arens come cast, Hoadley's famous old Comedy (not eek r 8 years MIDS a8 THEY ARE, WIVES AS THEY WERE AND. and Scribe's dashing, romantie Comedy of DON CASAR BALAN, Bowen THEATRE. W READY FOR REPRESENTATION, ‘The Grand Legendary Spectacle of FAUSTUS. ISTUS, FAUSIUS. | DRMON Of THE FAUSTUS, NEW SCENERY. | DRACHENFELS, b> Mountings, jormations, | Grand Carnival. ‘andemonium. aria iS ne ee world unrivalled who will perform a rate ake Act Sieg Aerien ROBT. RUILER the: POPULAR FARCE. FARCE, very NIGHT. RYANTS' MINSTRELS, FOURTEENTH STREET, Teomany, Bulidis sijoining Academy of Mute. TRIUMPHANT. 8 ROWDED NIGHTLY WITH FASHIOKARDE AN AND ngOM ONLY, AUDIENCES, The HiThe Wit, of the Benson The Hit i100, FLY, DON'T BODDER ME. Si100, FLY, DON'T BODDER ME. Characteristic Song and ‘ome Payer ind Dan Bryant BRYANTS" MINSTRELS, THE EXCELSIOR Rote, UNSWORTH, EUGENE, GRIFFIN, DAVE REED, Brandis, Dwyer, Roekefelier. Ross! Grand Orchestr: 8HOO, FLY. BHOO,, Sides CADEMY OF MUSIC. BRIOL—LEFRANC—REYNA. TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), DEO. 1, LAST NIGHT OF FRIDAY, LUCREZIA BORG a Preteen KC, OME AND A REGULAR FIX, AT WALLACK'B EVERY NIGHT ( XCEPT SATURDAY), ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. MISS BATEMAN AS MARY WARNER, For two eid only, Friday and Saturday ‘The play will be produced under the direction of Mr. H. 8. Bateman, with new. and appropriate Scenery, and unsur- passed cust of characters. ‘ble of Reserved Seats will com- Mnence at the Academy and 113 Broadway, on Monday, De- eember L. FONE AND A REGULAR FIX, EVERY NIGHT (nxceer SATURDAY). n MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, os 618 : 618 18 as 618 os 61s ws 63 B18 618 618 618 ‘The Beauties, Wonders and Monstrositios of 618 G8 the Hunan ntd Anil Creation tobesoea st Gis 618 one visit 618 OME ANDA sae tk VES mo K's EVERY widut’ ULXCE, er SATURDAY). ENATOR SUMNER'S GREAT Pret ta “CARTE, $i RESERVED SEATS, FOR ND ORK, AT THE THEATRE TCKET “ovricEs AM BROADWAY. H™ AND A. A REGULAR FIX, AT WALLACK'S EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SATURDAY). ADIES' FAIR FOR THE RENEFIT OF THE CHURCH 4 of St. Boniface, corner Forty-seventh street and Secoud ‘ayenue.—Thie fair’ will open this evening with a concert given by the enoir of the church, under the direction of the orsanist, J. L. Bonn, ‘The Social Maennerchor,” under the jerahip of Mr. F. Seibert, have kindly volunteered thelr LYMOUTA ouRCH BROOKLYN. ATOR SUMNER UESTION OF CASTE, NING, DECEMBER 3, 1969. ON Ti ie THURSDAY EN ___ PIANOFORTES, aS LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FINEST PIANOS MANU- factured; tive years’ guarantee: instalments taken; fecond hand Pianos for sale and waken In exchange; Pianos to let; amount applied if purchased, JOHN 0. BARNES, far Bight MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL. a Cover, made to order by celebrated mal ‘er, tally Roaranteed, used six mouths, cot $650, for $210; Parlor Bulls, Paintings Chamber ‘and Dining Furnitare; property Wost Fifteenth street, near sixth street, near Broadway. family leaving city. avenue, A LARGE AND ELEGANT STOCK OF PIANOFORTES With patent agraife attachment.."These instruments are dnequ Anish and great dnrabiity, w@ yet as & fret ¢! piano, are, in price, the most reasonabte offered the pudite, “Second hand grand and upright T'anos at low prices. Factory and Moot patted 235 Es wrenity rt wie between Secon and Third avenues. ENN t SON. A oRRaT "REDUCTION IN PRICE OF FIRST CLASS Pianos, at STREUMAN & HOLLYER'S factory and warerooms, 55 West Sixteenth atreet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, staliments or to p rent, NEW, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO, SEVEN ra taves, made by the most ce\ebrated city maker; and sweet tone; ‘cheap for: ‘cael. No. 25 Market treet. BARGAIN.—ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE CARVED 0: etter Be a com oaks bin: if sold this week, at roadway, oppori or 7 wees INSP. B. CURTISS, CHICKERING PIANOFORTE, ONLY 2950 ; : A splendid seven octave, rosewood, four round corners, full ren frame, carved legs, brilliant tone, BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. i ae MACHINERY Ve YOOT LATHE FOR @20; LARGER ONE FOR $60 Ay Eratl-engine. Lathe, nearly finished, cheap: universal Chicks aod miscellaneous Tools at any price, at 9 Elizabeth street, near Grand, OR SALE--A ¥ FT. PLANER, 4 LATHES, 2 SHAPERS, Gear Cutter, Drill Presa, £e., at 209 Centre street, up statrs. AOR SALE—AN IMPROVED PROGRES VE Por for baling cloth, & duravie Apply to or add ‘bb Park place, New York, oR ALE—TWO FLUE BOILERS (NEAR feet, with 16 toch tui 01 right, wll A ly or address KIN . BOILER WORKS, rat stroet, near Grand atreet ferry, Williamsburg, JOR SALE—SECOND HAND ENGINE, 60 HORSE, FLY wheel, go ory in excellent ndition ; also sec- “ond hand jron and wood workSn Machinery. CHARLES PLACE & CO., 6b Vesey street, New York, KR, SALE, Weed's best Sewing Machines; never used. 2,497 Poat otliee, } OT SODA WATER APPARATUS , AND APPARATUS LES$ THAN HALF THE COST, ONE OF Address box for manufacturing and boitiing of soda wat Nl LIAM GEE'S, corner of Elta aad Frandlia au York, Send for a catalogue of pr & ACHINERY FOR SALE.—ONE TODD & RAFFERTY ee ieingine, ono 20” horas Root’s tnbuinr sectional Kotler, one Burns Coilee Roaster, Belting, de, in frat class order, cheap for cash. Address, for particulars, box 4,258 Post ontice. PROVED | PLANE , TENON AND Mortiving Machines, Lee’ Patent Moulding Machines, Moye sa Patent sel saws, manufactured by HAMPSON & Lal 0D | ORDER, NOW “RUN. Pumps, Lathes, 4.() HORE ENGINE, 18, GooD ont ning, other Neines, Bhaftiag, Pulleys, Hangers, Helting, de., ai Fest 1G Water etreet, near Roosevelt. COAL AND WOOD. _ eh ‘ CHALDRON,-DELIVERED | IMME- Conn ey e GRAPSER & BURNS, 403 Went Eighteenth street. Oe DELIVERED IMMEDIATRLY—AT THE LOW. Set tanks prices, Apply at ms (coke, aftces, Twenty. thi and way, or Twenty-first street and xvent baled ahd * 5B, BHERWOOU, | way. LADY WILL SELL FOR $75 A HANDSOME PIANO forte, Stool and Cover, round corners, city maker, in ood order; sweet, powerful tone. 28 Third street, near Second aven FIRST OLASS SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- A Motte neaty new, at bait lis value for. cash, at 194 Also a large French plate Mirror Grand anréet, near Molt. BEAUTIFUL 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANo- forie, $200; overstrang bass, fall irom frame, &c. ; city inaker; great bargain for cash, "HEIR '&'CO., 108 Bleecker street, near Broadway. GREAT INDUCEMENTS TIL JANUARY 1 Accutire cise 7 octave. Pianofortes, carved legs, Overstrung, &c., with seven years’ guarantee, for $300, PEEK & CO., 106 Hleeoker street, XHEAPEST PIANOFORTE NOW OFFE IN THIS ) city, $20), original prk 00; t rosewood innoforie, round corners, carved case legs, full iron ame, dversiring bass; modern improvements; first class 8 Fourth avenue. MAGRIFICENT 134 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- forte; four round cornered, carved legs, overstrung dans, full Iron pinte; made by city mak ont 8400; for $275; rich Parlor and jrenp foreash. 3 West Twen Family leaving city. Cail this day, Pros, “MELODEONS AND ORGANS.—PRICES atly reduced for cash; new 7 octave Panos for and npwal 45 and upward; ond hand incermmente froma & |) to $175, Monthly inst recetved and instruments for rent, Warerootns 481 Vroad- HORACE WATERS. — Rosewoop skvEN OCTAVE PIANO, @135; MA. ficent reven octave rosewood, having carved legs, over- strung bass, agraie and ali latest improvements, Great bargain. JAMES GORDON, 93 Sixth avenue, ME BEST NEW PIANOS FOR $30 CASH, ALI. IM: provementa, warranted five ‘also the Dent stock of Pianos for vale or rent, at WM. CANDIDUS' warerooms, 48 Bleecker sireet, DENTISTRY AINFUL DECAYED TERY AND STUMPS RE- ret with Oroplastic by ‘filling or bullding tm to Oriztnal shape and color without prin, 26,000 testimonials, Fillog frst tooth #3, each additional 81, Warranted, DE. SIGESMOND, 42 Union square (Kast) PAIN.—THIRCREN gas administered, pee {EXTRACTED WITHOUT Benumbing application, Beauliral Teeth Gl; AeUB1O, “Gold. wets bought. Plumpers for thin favon. J. JAY VilLBAS, 18 Graud atreot, nour Broadwar, t 14th at, a 1. W. PAYEE . co ty Chow Hota.” NW PiATENES. Ray of lon ite te Ce week of iH. eiet weet of the Hi: Leafs and'J.% Garke' to DON, Conon: | Panorama oi damdon Breet oy aHbON: GOO! an bare jeent scenes of Freee Seaningss F, a itraid H.'s. Pao Mra, Hing ere. ‘ERY SATURDAY. OoD's ee AND brig ninsnnne ta] ‘Snecessor to Barn BROAD WAT: Soeee OF THIRY! 'H STREET. N EVERY DAY oo i ING. Vi . iuEKs ONS HYENAS A MAMMOTH ELEPHANT, THE “ONLY” RHINOCEROS. see Nad Mbeha ab Admiesion to all the attract EVERY DAY AT one eee teeY RVENING AT 8 KENILWORTH, KENILWORTH, YE Queene YE EARLE, AYDENNE. The Entire Burlesave Company wil appear, Admission to ali the ithe attractions, 30 centa. A SACRED WALLAPUR,). AN EGYPTIAN WAMBAT. IRD! A MILLION cunlosiriss axp WoxpEES. es Feriiing end Sat Ani In rehearaal, © G™iner OPERA HOUSE—BRGINS AT 6 orcLoc 9 LINK RICHINGS-BEBNA! ARD..,.....Directress, Brilliant suecess achieved Grand Conatellation of RICHINGS-BERNARD set COMPANY and oe ae the Sangalli id Ballet Tro Signal popular indenseniete of Ball transcendant ‘elit Bonbiian ¢ ‘Gay, ll be TUESDAY EVENINGS ONLY, Norember 80, with this excellent cast:-Arline, Miss’Emma Hause; Count Arnheim, Mr, Henry Drayton: Thaddeus, Mr. Brookhouse Howler; Gipsy Queen, Anns Mischka; Deviishoof, Mr, Henry G. Peakes 3} supported by a full and ‘eillcient orchestra and WEDNESDAY EVENING—Flotow's eed General admiss! Non 50 centa, red weats $1, In rehearsal, and will shortly be produced in a style of magnidcence, with new Bounety? Breewn, jneensel ‘Or cheatra and = Chorus, Cai Widhngy Boron English version of Meyerbeer's ‘Grand Opera of THE Tickets for sale at Schirmer'’s, 701 Bropdwary 114 Broad- Ind ittbodt fat the Erie office, Twei street and Fifth avenue; i@’a Express, 44 roadway. corms THEATRE, ‘Twenty-third street, between Fifth and Siath avenues. appearance here Comedian, RYERY W EVENING, tn bie world renowned character of 2 Shakspeary's great histarfenl play’ in five acts, entivied the int o? Laepats ida feb Lg tion of this play ‘an interesting period of Hngine history. 'eary Vs declining. into the wale of rey broken with ickneas, agitated resolves remorse, {Sempinte the murder of bis sovereign, Richard 1 diverted, by the sudden incnrato Glendower, and the revolt of ‘some of a piclpal partoularly the powerful house of 4, at the a ei ciaveeed oi Hfouapur? From incidents of the drama; while to “the nimble footed, madcap Prince of Wales” we are {n- ‘these events debted for an introduction to those 998 joyous companions of the rey jonsia inne tees. ta te a mab ar vr a eed Peto, Bardot ‘ana the inimit e spot fF HAG ao KETT wii orted b Miss FANNY MORANT. with Rentirely new and ham wilrbe produced Appt Ha: Hog Belt we see teres e Will and Assistants New et Sharan par by. = Joyce New Properties, ee Devel and ‘doaintants New Machinery -Dunne und Assistants SECOND MATINEE of Mr. J. Palgrave Simpson's peaniital domestic drama of TIME AND THE 4 on Saturday next, Deccmber 44 atZ o'clock. SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE at the box office of the theatre, or at ite branch ticket ollice, at the apusie store of C. H. Ditson & Co., No. 711 Broadway- ONY. PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 poweey. NIGHTLY CRAMMED TO BXCESS. aay, Local Drama, entitled brio oNERS oro orks Cro RL. tion, Trial, and Triumph. WYMOUR. | FRANK KE! ‘The best, most anneal and humorous artists im the ri Keen Wit Brilisnt tative, Genuine amor, TONY PASTOR. NY PASTO! HA R + BIGNOR, BLIBS THE MAM FLY. {C TH TROUPE OF AMERICA, K Maunees. Wednesday and Saturday at 2. 8 QTEINWAY HAL STENWAY HGR" CHARLES SUMNER ON nivers¢ gree OF ernacs wrack SENATOR, SUMNER WILL DELIVER 8, GREAT ON THE QUESTION OF C. vied FRIDAY BVENING? DECEMBER 3,1 The only cecasion on which this apeech Hil 'be made by him in New York. TICKETS CF Cape 60 CENTS. & CENTS EXTRA. RESERVE. They mi rte proered Inway Hall, on and after Novem! Doors open at mat T? “Lecture conimences at 8 o'clock. Fos OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. RST WEEK OF TOMMY WIANErt, SHERIDAN AND MUCK in NEW PEDESTAL CLOG DANCE and DUTCH fond 65 ‘DANCE. IKE TARTS TROUBLES. THE MISCHIEVOUS DARKY. Where's Bo! ? She Was Such a Hretty Blonde. 1 Reena’ AND A ‘REGULAR F AT W SULLA __ EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT P SATURDAY). OMERVILLE ART GALLERY, CORNER FIFTH AVE- S nue and Fourteenth street.—Exhibition of Paintings. “The Nine Muses," by Joseph Fagnan!. From 9A. M. to 6 P.M. ; evening from 7 to To. Admission 25 centa. U ie NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUS No. 82 Fifth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street and NO. 820 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Nos, 128, 130 and 132 Court street, near State, Brooklyn, THE FIRST MUSICAL INSTITUTE IN AMERICA. INSTRUCTION DAILY, from 9 A. M. in all branches of Vocal and Instrumental Music ane Nae ie dotern Languages, mus SONSERVATORY, established npon HMentical prinel- thé trst. of its kind in Europe, Pos. the combination of advantazes necessary for a rapid acquisition of that superior mnefeal education for which Its sistur Institutes abroad are so justly celeorated. By bring- ing together the ablest instructors of Europe and America, and concentrating their genius and skili, at one fountain head, a Musical University has been formed, Furnisiing simi lar faellities for the study of music, at & price within the reach of all, aa tniversities afford for’ the attainment of the highest staddard of knowledge in the various branches of Nearing and science. CLASS TEACHING, here applied to the study of muse mibsantintes, the fnet_estavished by experience of cat leges—that this method of mu- wailed, when the best talents and care are employed in their conduct and management; the Jnont brilliant and emment of miisicians are graduates of the Conservatories of Germany, Italy and France, where this syatern originated and is pursued; and our native Institute suppiion abundant evidences that no longer to those Con servatories alone does this honor belong. TERMS—REGULAR CLASSES, $10 per quarter. PRIVATE INSTRUC’ ‘TION, $25 2 per quarter. TO AVOID CONFUSION in appointing the DAYS, and HOURS of instruction, applications, for adi will be RECEIVED ONLY from $A. M.to BY. M. atthe General ‘Conservatot Wore No. #0 BROADWAY, near Twellt! street’ New York. No, 128 COURT stRken, near State, Brooklyn. atta CK and rankiog with ([HEATRE TICKET OFFICE, a 14 BROADWAY. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. ul BROADWAY. 6189 6 LADIES’ NEW YORK iki Gee ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. o one 618. “Know Thysel(.” f Life Within Lite. fi Fd No lady should asd 618% fail to visit this marvellous and. wonderful collec ais es tise € cv Females only in atiendant BI Open trom 8 A. MT P. Mt aor AND A REGULAR FTX BVERY NIGUT (EXCEPT SATURDAY). TNION LEAGUE CLUB THEATRE, TWENTY )” ptrect and Madison avenue. Tuesday evening, » IDA JEROME will appear as Alice Deveraax, in ron Rak 's comedy of BLUN- rH he comedy tobe followed by the farce MORE: DEKS THAN ONE } OME AND A REGULAR Fix, WALLACK’S EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SATURDAY). MUSICAL. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE AX. Piano at Pupils residence for $10 per quarter. Beat Teferences giver. Address, with residence, TEACHER, Hox 10 Herald ailice. AUURCH ORGANS.—W. Hl. DAVIS & SON, 40. DOWN- / ins street, have now on sale one two banks of key 16 feet; three of 10, 12,14 siops, pedals b nd, 6’ #tops. ‘Thess are pronounced by the Sen Sagiwea to te unsurpassed ta quality and richness of tone. FyAseory AND COMPOSITION. Stakes now forint « at the New York Conservatory of Music. USsIC..“THE MAN wHo HATH or a SIC IN HIS soni” will bear watching. Strictly SNM, aay violin, guitar and singing, 600 Sizth’ avenue, day oF evenihi Orms LESSONS—BY WM. K. BASSFORD, Organist of Dr. Adams’ chureh. York Vouservatory of Musto, iu No, #00 Broadway TENT MUSIC! IAN emte walaty. Ad goreane oR ORGANIST. -A COM Would secept either position aba, tn a, 10x 5,525 Pont ollice, Ne" Vieux LESSON: INS—PRIVATELY ‘AND IN N CLASSES, ‘the beat instructors in the country, ‘at the New BieAY, Rowe bork ‘ot Muste. NO. 520 BROAD’ jew Yor! NO, 198 COURT STRE NEAR STATE, Brooklyn. ANTED—BY A LADY WHO [8 A POWERFUL CON- Fate, ‘an engagement ina church eyplr, Address J. Joreqy City Poat wh AMUSEMENTS. LO'Ss GARDEN. Leasees and DTT | eal & PALMER. of the vernatile and int: mitsble Comediense, LOTTA, the ie and tn! ae yorra, LOTTA, TTA, LOTTA, LOTTA, Lorra, Lorra, who continueeto CROWDED HOUSES. BACT OROWDED HOUSES. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90, 1809, will be presented, the five act military Drama, written expressly tor Lotta by Edmund Falconer, Hai chitited gts < FIRE FLY. FIRE FLY. FIRE FLY. er Sonck, K ‘with nev ra H. EAYLOR Fit vis fie ie 4 AOANGHA =D wh ‘COLEMAN, A.D. BRAD FRED, MAEDER, J. tT. whom wi v BRUL ‘ON pas E NEI 138 ED) METKIFF, KAT! WARDS Musical Conductor & ie SIGNOR OPERTE BY.. ey, eer EFFRGTS AND APPOINTM NEW ae NE NEW sTUMES. SATURDAY NEXT, FIRE FLY MATINEE AT POCLOCK. SEATS: 18 SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE. AMMA! T rated Five ie NiGiers OF THE HANLONs, THE MOST WONDERFUL ree a IN THE WORLD ARE TH AN: IMMENSE AUDIENGLS “IN in cgestaclis WITH THEIR MA THE TAMMANY ‘GROW DED wih” LADIES, GENTLE. MEN and FAMILIES, Croc eake prey over Wyatt eee ay ee NORE HANLON. 1) ALFRED H. NON, HagbepERICK HANLON, oe eee? A ey ror. SULTAN HANLON. PORMANCES OF Ti TBE GREAT ACT. T PERE rae oy MNASTIC to anraaone ON pie eon the + SUPREMACT OF or of the SAFETY APPARA- wea to the a BLING oF There PERFECT SECURITY and the mind LIGHTFUL MENT at the oelerity Ey neal ot these HUMAN PE \ONENS: which have hitherto been held to be cle? in the Gymnastic Frotession, and whieh in Zon Paris STARTLED GREAT COMMUNITT as with a poten Ee oor audiences before which Blatorical assemblages in Rome's Coliseum seem pigtoy $ Dudionoea commemorsisa iu gold taedals nnd plate, al Numbering Over Twenty:tive Thousand Persons, are wholly eclipsed, no longer compare tn any point of excellence with THM WONDERS OF THE TANLONS. THE NEW GREAT ACT AP NINE AND 4 QUARTER. THE LITTLE HANLONS. THREE tuk MART ELS ASTOUND ALL ¢ ‘OF HUMAN POSSIBILI- TLRS, Buck wond rt feud vas never even conjectured. 1 P and from branch to ra ‘and rope to rope, ITERALLY LUCE SQUIRRELS. ne of fins cataten hy winging bar and sustains him self suspended by his heels ao uate deacription of there’ marvellous acts and incon- cetval it Pins ee ail faewtinr CL OF THE NEW you PRESS uni ee THEY MUST BE SEEN TO RE BELIEVED. inducements for the pi ERALD says, 788 B wreok that to attempt to enumerate them or to spent of thet merits would occupy more time and space ‘at our com- Tangs “Sutice it te say, therefore, that the. programas al tue great Wigwain is ong of unusual ‘exoallence, t uch eatertaln- ments draw larger afdiences than the drama, aa is attested by the crowded audiences.—New York Herald. In active preparation and to be immediately produced, am entirely new maps yy Burnan AD DICKEY, with now Scen 108) cay "hagaement oi are TRING, Mr, M. We E and several artists of established excellence. wipes 50 cents, Children 25 cents, Wt THEATRE—720 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE New York Hotel. A GRAND sta DECIDED sUCCRSS DECIDED pte DECIDED SUCCESS DECIDED SUCCESS HE OREAT SENSATION MINSTRELS ALLEN. :LEBANTY, HENGLER, ALLEN, PE TTENGIL DELE HENGLE! THE ORIGINAL” SHOO, FLEES, SHOO, FLY” ORIGINALS. SHOO, FLY. SHOO, FLY. ORIGINALS. BHOO, FLY. SHOO, FLY. ORIGINALS. 8HOO, FLY. HOO, FLY. ORLGINALS. 8 FLY. SHOO, FLY. ORIGINALS. SHOO, FLY. SHOO, FLY. ORIGINALS. HOO, FLY. 00, FLY: ORIGINALS, HOO, FLY. Doors open'at a quarter to7. Commence at a quarter to 8 “ALLACK’S. Proprietor and Manager. ...Mr. LESTER WALLACE Doors open at 73 P. commence at 8 P. M. ‘The performance concludes at 10 P. M. THIS EXENING, HO! with the vomedsett A REGULAR FL ir. LESTER WALLACK in both feces, therest of the a Mr, JOHN GILBERT, it. FA iH. STODDART. Str NGGOLD, Mr. HIELD, Mr, ‘ROCKWELL, Mr AP GLAND: br LEONARD: MF. PECK. Misa HER? RIQUES, Miss GERMON, Mrs, PHILLIPS, Mix, SEFTON, Mrs, TIMONY, Miss GREEN and) Miss CLAYTON. ‘The above pieces can ake sic! = tlie ai “APIs pow en ah bus Nrawrs, APPROACHING NOVELTIES. NEXT BATURDAY, DEO. 4, third time, RY DUNBAI Inactive preparation, Mrs. Cenilivte’s brillant and fate esque comedy, THE WO! with NEW and BEAUTIFUL aaa, COSTUMES and OINTMENTS and a SPLENDID Charastera by Me. Leater Wallack, Mr dona dilbert, Mr. Q. pore Mr. tS if od roe ee B. T. Ringgold, Mr. ©. J. Wit i ‘iia Mea ladeline Hearinues, Miss Efile Ger- mon, Milas Le Laura Phillips and Miss Fanny Gree: Sa FRANCISCO ae ee Genuine Humor, Real Fun by the Originals, BIRCH, AVAMBOLD, B D AND BAGKUB. ISCO MINSTRELS Whoee'ngecess for they x five years is unequaled {nthe anna if minstrelay. > moet legitimale rtalnment of Aegro minsireley fp Ar WIT OF. EEGOET AND ALLEN, ‘EST DANCERS IN THE WORLD, TT Fate, OBEREST AND SHATTUCK. EB LOSSES OF THE RING. jueen, Frank Birch aod John, Mulligan Bob Newcomb, Johnny Kent, Billy West, Billy Emmett, W. Bernard, Bil Charles Backus. Entire change of programme every week. Seats secured x days In advance. M™ F. B. CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, PROOKLYR. TUESDAY ae rl ae Wi As NANCY 'SYKES jn _OLIVER Twist. Wo= AND A REGUIAR FIX, ! WALLACK EVERY staat" (EXCEPT SATURDAY). EW YORK Ragan ite Acad: f M a! urveenth street, opposite Academy of Music. L. B, LENT... ir sek od NEES Le WEDNESDAY AND a RDAY. The immense successful trot roupe of TY REAL B haat rire: 4 TWENEY y REAL BEDOU van O DISTINCT oT AL ee Lae 4 AND Au THE C1PAL ARTISTS of the incom arable Cl oa 0 1m varted EQUESTRIAN AND GYMNASTIO 80 Admission, 60 centa; children under ten, served seats, 75 cents. Begins at 8, OME AND A REGO LAR FIX, T WALLACK'S EVERY MGT VaxcepT SATURDAY): _ WHE NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIRTY T wid perform Handel's Grand Oratorio, AIUDAS MACCABAUS, TEINWA ON TU ebay i vENING, NOW. 30, 188, MRS. GERTRUDE, HESS, MISS. V. HUTCHINGS, MR. UEORGE SIMPSON and MR. J. KR. THOMAS, ss Soloists; together with s. EBENS' GRAND "ORCHESTRA, E,J. CONNOLLY, Organiat ; 8. P. WARREN, Accompanist. FP. eid eamemeaans ny BI. Reserved Seats, @1 bv. Adi To be had at Schirmer" 6, 701 Broadway, ‘and at the ball om Tuesday. {TEINWAY HabL, SEC ht GRAND CONCERT. KY SSIAN CONOERT TROUPE. ING, DECEMBER 1, 1869. neff Slaviansky, Director, rr. PET! ) Mme. ARGENEVA SLAVIANSK ae at Mr. LEON JASSEWITSH.. 7 ad el jarionen ‘AND THE FULL ANI EFFICIENT CHORUS. Tickets for sale at the usual prices and places. ERVILLE GALLERY, ifth a er of Fourteenth sireet, On MONDAY, 80h an TUESDAY, ith. Decersber. Mr. Van STARKENBORGH, the distinguished Lan dseqy Painter, contemplating » foreign tour, has deters dt to die powe of his entire collection of delightful Pictures on to the rich works of this favorite the shed connoisseur will be sold many famous masters of the first schools of Europe includ NSTARKENBORGH, cCARAUD, ROS/ZOZEW8KI, ANBERG, ARNOUX, LAMBLVET, LEWIS, ny others. WINSLOW HOMER, and mi The Galtery will remain vee Muses betagis ‘8 eoparate room MiMie exhibition of the Nin the above. will not be fnterruptec OME AND A REGULAR FIX Hu AT WAGLA EVERY NIGHT (BXC J y= ART UNION, 587 Broadway, New York. THE GREAT PAINTINGN Be AUGUSTUS or BG oO ADMISSION FREE "aed K's {PY SATURDAY). to all persons deéirous of be aing subscribers to the Art Baton! Apoy, for prospectus and price list of works oa sale. Bac 3 purchager ia entitled to @ coupon the rozis- tered dumber” of which may win one of the nine prizes valuod from 850 to $10,000, Nya AND A REGULAR #1 oe ssc cyt EVERY NIGHT (axcert ‘Sart RDAY). (VHARLES O'MALLEY, viormed ut the Grand Opera Hoyse, New York, and writen by kamund. Facoues Correct copien of, ani permission to perform this draraa (which ia not Identical with any dratna upon the same s raviously produced either in"England or America), cas only. be odveined. from. the author, the legal holder of the copyright and ‘secured coe the express conditions of the act of Vongrom, Address W . DNR, care of Dr. Brown, 70 Amity street, New York. Ho AND J A baw tk 7! 4 Eg EVERY NIGHT axer PT SATURDAY), (THEATRE Axr AND, RAILROAD TICKET OF FLOR, OPOLITAN HOTEL. BESERVSD sears FOR ALL THEAT!