The New York Herald Newspaper, September 21, 1870, Page 8

WALL STREET FINANCIERING. and Injured Innocence. ‘The report which appeared in yesterday’s HERALD éetailing the swindiing operations of a certain J. H. Richardson caused great excitement on the street. That two such well known houses as Vermilye & Co., of 16 Nassau street, and Maxwell & Graves, of 85 Cedar street, should have been victimized in such simple manner excited much surprise among the fultiated. In order to obtain faller particulars about ‘tals mysterious affair, the account of wich we re- eeived ata late hour on Monday night, a HERALD reporter called yesterday at the banking house of Maxwell & Graves. In reply to some questions as to the nature of their business transactions with the absconding Richardson, the reporter was quietly informed that the frm knew no such individual as Richardson, and were in utter ignorance of bis al- Jeged swindling operations, Much surprised at this intelligence the Teporser went to Vermilye’s bank in Nassau street, where he was informed that the house did not deal in Pacifle bonds, and so Jar from having sutlered any joss at the hands of Mr. Rich- ardson they never bad any connection with bim, and, in fact, were profoundly ignorant of his ex: Sstence on the street, Mystified by these statements the reporier determined io leave no sione unturned bo out the facts of the case. On calliug at the Post Office he found that a Mr. J. HB. Richardson had box 3,392, giving as hhis_address 41 Wall street, and yestel there were a few papers C9 letters directed to lying in tus box. From it quiries at 41 Wali street it appeared thata pantie manly individual, who gave his name as J. H. Ric! ) hired a sinall office from Mr. T. 2 anal a broker, in the middle of April last, aud hung ot a shingie with the following inscription:— J, H. RICHARDSON, BANKER, He did not seem todo very much business, and there were no evidences, In the shape of books or papers, that he transacted any book! busuness whatever. In tact, bis movements were siugwiar, if not mysterious, 80 much so as to excite the atten- uon of Mr. Artault and other gentlemen in the same building. He used io come to the odice about eleven ‘clock in the morning, and never remained more than an how. With the exception of a corn bere] dressed in most fashionable style, ie person call on him while he was baa there. md there was an air of pectablty and | apparent honesty aboat him while disarmed Hed ion, aud no person imagined that he was engaged 4m any unlawiul occupation. He remained only one month at No. 41 Wail street, and since that ume has not been seen by any of the inmates of that build- tug. From the fact of his still keeping a box at the Post Office i would appear that he used that address as a bdiind m order the more successfully to carry on nis swindling operations, Beyond these facts nothing at present can be ascerialned. Wall street brokers are proverbially reucent when any of their number has been taken tp, and it is not to be wondered at that they disclaim ai! knowledge of Kichardsou, and wouid even wish the publie to understand that ho such Individual existed, How loug Richardson parried on nis little game, who were his accom- plices, who suifered from his schemes, and how great was the amount of the “swag” realized must remain among the undiscovered mysteries which Are so common in Wall street, and which make That classic locality so dangerous to the unwary, who, in their anxiety to make money, ran risks Which, 1f known, would destroy their reputation as safe business men. COURT OF APPEALS—DAY CALENDAR. sept. 2 ‘The following is the day calendar‘tor the Court of Appeals for Weduesday, September 21, 1870: 101, 106, 107, # 111, 113, 114, 15, 16, 11635. 11744, 118, 119, 120 and 121. ee em eS re areca _PRAVELLE 5 y. E. REAT RE- 8 to Albany or Troy ; i room accommodation, Plamen to all points rs VANDERBILT and ing Sop spleadia room leave thet Ww depot pier 4, foot of Prince, Spring or Chariton daily, Saturday excepted (Sunday fare same heretofor at 6 delock Pastengers by Sixth or Eighth avent rae cars will vet out at Chariton street. Returning, leave Troy at 6 and Albany at P.M. J, W. HANCOX & SONS, - CHEAP-A_ FIRST (ohas R RAILROAD Ticket from New York to ban Feave ar why by F. KEIFSCHNBIDER, 7 Nassau strech, room 11. OR BRIDGEPORT AND ALI, POINTS ON HOUSA. tonic and Nangatuck Railroad; fare #1; steaners leave Saihanine aip at HE noon and 12 every night (Sundays ex- LBANY AND TROY— duction in fare and 3, i 70 ARLEM, ASTORIA AND PECK SLIP. aN ‘and after Monday. Juy 11. eave Harlem for Astoria and Peck lip at 67,5, 9 and 10:0 1b and 90 b orig and Harlem at 7, 8, 9: TATA Me 1B BG, Aet5, baw) and SHU. M. Pading wt bieventh and 120th streets each way. Fare, l0c., or 12 tickets for #1. On i ning fare Tho. Firat) bout leaves Harlem 9 A. at leaves Peck mip 7 P. M., not landing at Astoria or iden strvet Steamer SYLVAN GROVE can be chartered for excur- sions. “Apply ut the oftce, foot of 150th sttees areas JEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD. ‘On and after Monday, May 23, 1870, two express trains will leave de vorner of Twenty-siath street and Fonith Kutland Express. Montreal Express. yht trains between 0. BUCKHOUT, Bo es) TO ALBANY AND TROY.—THE DAY LINK STEAM Z_ bdoats C. VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW will lea Veutry street pier at 8:45 and Thirty-fourth strect at 9A. z at Yonkers(Nyack and Tarrvtown by ferryboat),C. Point, Cornwal, Newburg, Poughke pale. Rhii beck, Malden, Tivoli, Catakill and Hudson. New York and dent. ine- A special train of broad gauge cars, in connection with the day leave on arrival at Albany, commencing June (fore 94 from New York) aud for Cherry vat SENECA will tranafer passe! Tickets on sale and aa yon Sprinj The stearmbc bauy to Troy. checked by Court street, Dodd's Express, office $44 Broadway and Brooklyn, MEDICAL, SPECIALTY—NO FEE TILL CURED.—DR. R, COB- 21, member of New York University Medical College Surgeons, London, can be consulted as usual on 6 near Chambers. REMEDY FOR MARRIE Pills alwaya give | lef, being, specially pre for married ladies. — These pilla relieved me in one day, without faconvenience, like magic. Price 5. Dr. AURI- CEAU, ollice 189 Liberty street, or sent by nail. CERTAIN CUR or without medicine, by Madame RESTISL) Of Midwifery ; over 50 years” practice. Her infallible French Femaie Pills, No. 1, price $1, or No. 2, specially prepared for married ladivs, price $6, can never fail, ace safe and healthy. Sold’ only at her oflice, No. 1 East Fifty-second street, first door irom Fifth avenue, and at drngeist’s, 168 nt by mall. Cantio othe Beware of imitators who copy tnisad- Greenwich aueet, or counterieit. N. B.— Vertisement. 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NERTAIN CURE FOR LADIES TROUBL ) POWBRS, 9 Chatham street, with or w eine, Powerful, untalling Fer Pills and price @5. Mind, the right aumier Je 94.1 R. HUNTER, 56 BOND Bowery (inte 4 years at No. he cures worst cance of private diseases, without mercury, in rhorter ¢ than any other physician or nocharge. Manhood re- red and nervous devllty cured In oue week by Dr. HUN- FERS Botanic Cordial; 86 a plat. * 1, WATSON, THE OLD PRACTITIONER HIMSELE, starantees tn wll cases of discare or debliity a safe, ayeedy and eifectual cure, No. 698 Broadway. MPORTANT TO FEMALES.—DR, AND MADAME DU- [HOTS GD pears’ practice) guarantee certain relier to mar. th or withous medicine, at oue Interview. Ke- male Restorative $5, Patients from a distance provided wich board, nursing, ke, | Rlncarleity se feutifieaily applied. No. A East Tweuty-eichth street, near Third avenue VE INTERY o is eminently success- vied ladies, w ADIFS IN TROUBLE—AT ¢ 4 guarantee Dr, PERKY, w! ful, 56 Biveck er canses, young, red fo manly vigor moanion and men nuthor of No. 7 Beach stre ( oriy year’ private N°. PAY “UNTIL ct RED. DR. AND MME, 4 few. Their French Pills never fail Rooms provided before and during coutnemen. 16d Weet Forties wirept. wear Broadway EO TBE SOR RUAINESS PURFOSES. CORNER STORE TO LET—AT the Broadway, Seventh, avenue and Forty. A Bese uray ‘goods, Mliinery, shoe store, tancy senalon now. spin de oa Bok gan ae age ALL TO ae FRE ny 10, FOR RELIGIOUS and other cept ‘Sunday from 9 to 0 and Ztos Inquire at 2d We ‘Twenty-ninth street, r OW RENT-—SUITABLE FOR ANY LIGHT BUSINESS. re, with show window and handsome counter, near ‘oppoatte Bible House, 111 Kast Ninth strech, Sante With SPLENDIDLY LIGHTED and 26x50, to ia the ity, Apply to th gh N ‘on ‘roan a the ontee pply to the engineer, Nos. ply STORE, ‘TO LET-2% (NEW NO.) FULTON STREET, Brooklyn, at low rent; possession at once. Apply 0! the premises, 10 LET—A SPLENDID SEOOND FLOOR, WITH ALL improvements, for business or privaie family's also fur- piahea Rooms, irtieth street, between Lexing- 10 LET--ON CHAMBERS STRE! ‘AR BROAD. way, part of First Loft and the wi ie Fourth Lott, aby 160, with entrance algo on Reade streot; rent moderate. "Ad- box 6,735 New York Post ollive, 0 LET—FOR BUSINES. PURPOSES, THE EXTEN- sive Buildings recently altered into stores, on lots Nos. 48, 48 and by Greene ii ee also first and second Lofta in new datlding, Kos, For particulars aj par > —THE VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO- perty corner of il4th street and Third avenue; the lot ie Spttrely covered with buildings and 18 desirable ior auy Kind of business. Apply at 86q Broadwi ye ia Sra ae Faruished. FULL SIZED ELEGANTLY AND COMPLETELY furnished House, ou Madison avenue, near Forty-clghth A itreet, for neason. or Year; alsa x hrat clade ‘House hear venue Hotel, at 43,00 MSRLLPATRICK 2 HOLMES, 48 Basi Twenty-third street, SMALL THREE STORY HOUSE TO LET FUR- pished—105 West Thirty-second street, near Sixth ave- Aue; rent @185 per montb. N MTH STRERT A NEW HOUSE, FULLY FUR: ished, $200 per mouth; 46th street, also mont. AyD to A'S BLERCKIN, BON \ PRINTED LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET distributed gratuitously dally, upon, application, oF walled on renee OF sacp OE ¥ DA1, Ill Broad- base: ment olices A ; DESIRABLE, FURNISHED DWELLINGS, 1 LARGE, ‘small and medium sized, to let at lowest rates by V. STEVENSON & SON, 11 Pine street, WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, THR STORY, French roof ana basement, will be let to a sinall family Of adults for Board for myself and wifeand a smail compen- sation. Address LONE COUPLE Mott Haven Vost ofloe. “HEADQUARTERS FOR FURNISHED HOUSE s, fcr the winter or longer: printed descriptive liste, bese” res on ication or bj Rb it 8h f ways corner Seventeenth st, UDEN, Bi “FURNISHED HOUSE IN WEST FIFTEENTA street, Furniture for payment received in instal- ments. Also some in West Twent venth street. 12 and 17 Abingdon equare, commencement Kighth avenue. BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HIGH STOOP HOUSE on Went Forty-elzhth street, 18 rooms, with stable, ca Tlage house, bliliard room, 33,00 KOBERT G. KICHARDS, 985 Broadway, corner of Twenty-third street. }OR RENT—A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH stoop House near Union square, t two rooms, and Furniture for sale; abargain, Address 8. H., Herald oftice. FoR eo OUSE TO LET.A THREE STORY stoop House, with all modern improvements, neatly furntaled ; terms $150 per month, or $100 per month and boatd for two persons. Apply, for ‘three days, at 189 Fast Thirty-first street, between Lexington and Third ava. F yruRnist sliver ine mediately. URNISHED HOUSES ON THE MAIN AVENUES AND streets, from #90 to #600 per month PAGE & MCCAFFERTY, bth av., corner 52d st, HOUSE ON MURRAY HILL—LINEN AND ded, at $225 per month. Porseasion given Im- Apply at once at No. 30 West rhirty-aixth street, House, po ie Bartal roo! 8s eae ic (th Jow Fourteenth street; price ft SMITH, o Fifth OSCA Po BETA, p 9000s, COMFORTABLY FURNISHED House, fuil width, lot 200 fect deep, stable in rear, all in good order; hag never been occupied exce t by owner. Tos farerul, recponsibie party the, terms will he made satisfac. Teale with reverences, to owner, ©. J. LAWRENCE, i street. 10. LET—HOUSE NO. 5S WEST FORTY-F! street, near the Fifth avenue, in perfect order; han. somely carpeted ; elegant chandelier, ahacen, &c., with {m- mediate posse: 2,400. “Inquire on the premises. «) RENT— FURNISHED, THE THREE STORY DWELL- ing House 60 Clinton place, between Fifth avenue and University piace. Apply to ©.” H. CLARK, 37 William st, 29 WEST FORTY-NINTH STREET,—TO RENT, FUR- +) nished, in frst class neighbortood, House, four story, 22x60. JACOB SHARPE, 30 Pine street,” 100 8 "DESIRABLE FURNISHED AxD UNFURNISHED J to rent, at reasonable rei KILPATINGK 1 HOLM Bunt fwenty-third at Unturnished, FIVE STORY MARBLE FRONT HOUSE ON FIFTH tral Park; rent 34,000, Also a four sory stone front H House near Forty-third strect, on Seve avenue ; rent $2.50 ‘athree story brown stone fro! House on Twents-fourth Street, near’ Sixth avenne; rent 2,200. Also one on Fifty-tifth ‘street; rent $2,000; Fitty- nir'th etreok, ‘ue 1,600; Sixty-frst atrect, rout 00 5 ere i 2 Possession now. Appl; toW. Sixth avenue. itd PRINTED LIST OF UNFURNISHED HOUSES TO Jet distributed gratuitously upon application; mailed on receipt of stamp. “STANLEY DAY, lit Broadway, Trin- ty Builuing, basement, ofices A. B. —DESIRABLE UNFURNISHED DWELLING large, small and medium sized, to Jet at lowest rates by STEVENSON & SON, il Pine ‘street. HOUSE, TO LET—110 EAST TWENTY-SECOND atreet, £2,400; also 128, same street, $2,000; both in ex- telient condition n and near Fourth avenue. —T0 LET, THE KLEGANT THREE STORY AND attic brown atone front high stoop Dorolling No. 388 roton A. West Twentieth sireet; bas 15 rooms, turnished wi and gas Uxturen and every convenience that can be desired, Apply on the premises {rox S 4. Ml. AS Sisters STREET, AA. Fourth avenues, four stor itodve, excellent order, ouly 1.100: East Fifty: ‘Third And Lexington avenue, three story brown stone stoop, only $1,/4N, LEXINGTON AND brown stone bi TO A FIRST CLASS PART! story, bandsomely and completely finished House, ih an excellent i Cloud Hotel. No agent need apply. Adare Houses, oN THE torent. PAGE & McCAl ner Fifty-aecond atreet, 0 LET—A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE, 12 rooms, an, water. Avenue A, one door below 122d street, Harlem ; rent $00 per mouth. Apply 328 West Forty- seventh street, AVENUES AND STREETS FFERTY, Fifth avenue, cor- 0 LET—A BARGAIN MOST COMFORTABLE DWELL. tng, only 823 per month. to. party who buys the furai ture, te. AD to DEMAREST, Third avenne, opposite 157th street, Mow Haven. | mo LET—No LEX AVENUE, A FIRST class four story brown stone House, having all the modorn improv u complete, oiler, poswession given October T to4. For terms apply to B. BLANCO, ete HOUSE IN CROSBY STRE NEAR will be renved together or $n floors, oF for bust- et in Power et, between Lexington i HOS. NICHOLS, ‘ourth avenue, corner kieventh street. LEY Broom STORY HIGH nt Bighty jancond to EDWIN € rent $1,200. Apply CLAEKI 13 East Twenty-neventh street O LET ON TORY BRICK BASEMENT Honse 442 cb street; all Improvements; ny. d tarouxhont: rent $550 a year. Inquire of AL , OF at HIS Kroudway, in cigar store. iy pape A FOUR STORY HICH on Murray Hill, @ pleasant lo- per month. Apply at u02 Lex- | po sino cation, Wh May ly Ie7l, wi ington avenue, A YEAR Pt 2.000) story drown stone $2 Hof Lexington avenue. | HAICH & RIKER, 1,202 Broadwey, IRST CLASS THREE 24x50, in fine order; best FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS | TO LEY. | CLASS GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE nily furnishes Rooms, without board, | ere oud door from Filth avenue and Brevoort OF GENTLEMEN WILL FIND HAND- nee, Rooms, slag or en, miley at BL n University place and Fifth avenue, Fans. PRIVATE FAMILY, Oc" CUPYING A FIRST CLASR 5 Tenth street, between Broadway and University place, will let & richly (Urniehed Parlor and: Bed: room adjoining. PARTY GENTLEMAN CAN OBTAIN ONE OR TWO FUR- ished Kooms on second floor, with all conveniences in asirletly private family, at moderate terms, Call at io ‘Twenty-second street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, PRIVAT HAVING THREE ROOMS TO JA spare, neatly turn ished for light honsekeeping, will reut them low. "Reference required. Apply at JIT West Pitty. Sixth and Keventh avenues, MELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND BED- Je Rooins for, gentieinen, wit in the ne house 0% Seventh avenue, Jui Broadway aud Forty-fertn street, YOUNG COUPLE, LIVING IN THETR OWN HOUSE, would let Becond Story, wiy furnishe togeiher No. Or keparately, ‘Terms moderato toa desirable purty. 2 he ‘bares «treet, Wasrea place. SUIT OF NICKLY FURNISHED ROOMS TO » gentlemen, in a private family, with liome comfort as, bath; also a itbom for housekeeping. Mi Kast Thirtietht tre Ny ply to the ISHE or en suite, 10 wentiomen only, > brat Door FURNISHED wogme. AND APARTMENTS {iene maa Farad iD WIT If OF ROOMS house, with tulred ; pre reference. "t8 Weal Niueteeath sires, beuween Yate ey Fi A® OWNER AND OCQUPIER OF HOUSE, NEAR TUE Grand Central Hotel, proeee la widing to rept, at Unusually moderate ier furpinied fe Rooms, for gentlemen Or Nght housekeeping. 47’ Amity street, URNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET- =ALO HALL oom ad joule Vogetbar or separate; would sult one or two p: pleasant. Apply to DRESBMAKER, No.7 Great Jonen « ‘treet. rest D PARLORS AND ROOM ADJOINING TO let, at 58 Bond street; also two smail Rooms, FPPONT PARLOR, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED, AND ‘one or two Bedrooms connecting, to one or more nteuien, in a small iamily, at Yo? Sixth aveaue, above forty-fourth street; second floor. Rent low. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET_WITA ‘out board, ina private family. References given and regaired. Apply at 21 West Nineteenth street, aN rh FINE BROWN STONE HOUSE—ONE SQUARE om, with twa elorant beds, for gentlemen; quiet fain: fly. "inquve ‘at 4 West Tweaty-nlnth etrect. NAPRIVATE FAMILY, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED A” Parlor and one or two Bedrooms to let, without Bo: {o two or ches gentlemen, slagly or em igi location an house eer rat shad pa parties}oniy will be en- ertained, 147 Hast 1 ean Nee FURNISHED ROOMS, WITHOUT BOARD, IN a private family, for i privilese of ome foray Ta Lodbekenping’ conv nient to all cars; terius mod- 225 West Twelfth street, PARLOR, FLOOR TO | LET-WELL FURNISHED, ‘without board, ut 24 Bleecker street, convenient 10 Broadway, en suite or separately, with American fami. 0 LET—DESIRABLE FLOORS, Consisrina oF 26 Hust Serenty-fourth street. Inquire oa the grenites oF of WM, BE Ai UR, 1,05 Third avenue, 10 LET-TWO VERY NICE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, all modern conveniences; for two gentle: men bony entieman and wife; reut $82 per mouth. Apply at store 876 ‘Broadway. LET--SECOND FLOOR, FURNISITED, FOR HOUSE- Keeiing or lodging; mote rooms {f required; all im- provements. 148 West Tenth Laan near Sixth avenu To LET, PARTLY FURNISHED, THE LARGER PART of three story House 222 West Forty-seventh street, near Broadway. containing all improvementa An arrangement can be made to board two persons in part payment for reat. 10 RENT—A NUMBER OF vi FURNISHED Rooms, for gentlemen. Apply at KILDU!F'S, corner of Forty-fourth street and Sixth avenue, NWO OR THREE NICE ROOMS TO LE_FURNISHED or unfurnishes table for light housekeeping; reason- able terms, 303 Kast Thirty-first street. —TWO ROOMS CONNECTING; $8 00 FOR THREE: $7. fay farotahed. for housekeeping: pantries, closet on floor. and every comfort: genteel loca fon. 1:53 Forty firat $8 WEEKLY,—HANDSOMELY _ FURNISHED ROOM q on parlor toor; large pantries, bath, kitenen tre tneluded, and conveniences for hou: iceevng or gentlemen, 416 West Thirty-third street, 30 Bast TENTH STREET.—HANDSOMELY FUR. nished Rooms on second floor to let to gentlemen only; private family; references exchauged. WEST FOURTEENTH, STREET BETWEEN FIFTH sixth Eh ished Parlor and € other Rooms for single pentleme % 56 WEST TENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH AND JO Sixth avenues.—To let, a’ furnished Parlor and Bed- room on second floor, with gas and bathroom adjoining, in a private family, for géatlemen, with referencee. 145 He sapene Floors, separate or singly. O05 RAST TENTH STRERT.—T0 LET, TN 4 PRIVATE 2) house, a third story front Room, furnished, for one OF two gentlemen. FAST SIXTEENTH STREET. UNSURNISHED ROOMS AND APART. ae MENTS 10 LET. | ~\ LARGE EXTENSION AND PARLOR; ALSO FINE Room, with smail Room attached. Honse first class, ae moderate. References exchanged. 323 West Four- teenth street. 10 LET—LOWER OR UPPER PART OF FIRST CLASS brown stone House No. 405 West Forty-seventh street. Rent moderate. ¥ 6% SECOND AVENUE, FIRST FLOOR ‘and Basement, $45; Seeond Floor, #3}. Also in 68, Bec- ond Floor, #80; Third Floor, #26. Also 05 East Thirty-third street, Firat Floor, $43; Second Floor, $28. EYES AND EARS. RTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES—BAUCH & GOU MANN (formerly with Prof. Bolssonnean of Pa: makers and inserters of the improved Artificial Human G21 Broudway. N. B.—These eyes are endorsed by the acuity. _ AMUSEMENTS, a OOTH'S THEATRE ‘ADAM MARL THURSDAY B mee avairea, M m NORE SET EP THEATRE, And) SATURDAY MATINEE at EE at 16 o'clock. MR, JOSEPH JEFFERSON, RIP VAN WINKLE, oes seep be ment A aha Two Waist IN ADV, at ite Ditson's Susie Store, Tit Broadway, nen NOS oe, at Dison TRLO'S ¥8 CARDEN Py » GARDEN. etoUse cROW Bin TO. vMueLowiNe. eC MMENBE SUCCHSS, ND WEEK THE een rae CoA i YOUNG 7 ‘Lorn, Lorr, LO’ is eae Lor orna, a AN ENTIRE NEW pol nESTIG DRAMA, titled written Spiny 3 for ore ‘A, ent MARY WYLDEROSE, sees LOTTA WITH Ceo a AND BANJO BOLO, LIONAL HOWARD. HIRAM eau Di VER i BY VOEGTHLIN, LOTTA MATINEE SATURDAY—HEART'S EASE. ta ety ale, NILSSON THIS EVENING. (PORTANT.—The doors will be open at 7:15 this ie: » The audience are res} rie ar: ested to a in their sa seats precisely at a ‘Tho concert commeno- t hor by yt ally snnounes the Strakoach Qa) second me TS she DNESDAY. DAY) EVENING, NILSSON MA SATURDAY NSEPT. MT MONDAY EVENING, SE WEDNESD NESDAY EVENIN COND. SATURDAY, OCT. Mile. CHRISTINE. Il be assisted by the fol lowing eminent artiste:— Miss Auuie Louise Cary, pesos Royal italian Opera, ener Brignoll. the diatinguished tenor. » the eminent baritone, ys Henry Vi bs, the renowned violin virtuoso. Mr. James M. Wehil, solo pianist and eae ‘The grand orchestra aril be onder the direct ARETZ, GRnmmaL. ADMISSION Reserved seats, fagtee coche * Reserved seats matin,” Thence (9) dollar four (# dollar reserved seats for either concert and also matinees can now be had, commenc- ing at 9 A.M. at the RAL NILSSON TICKET OFFICE, AT STEINWAY HALL: ON FOURTEENTH STRERT. Branch ticket oflices are at Schirmer’s 702 and also at 111 Broadway. LYM PIO, THEATRE. WO PERFORM VATE MRS. JAMES A. OATES! Signor Signor _N. ANCES eat a NEE AT 2; EVENING te CoMIc OPERA ‘Somrany MR. GEO.” L. FOX. ED) "This rat pens iia canvas sparklin, uction is receiver ih unmistakeble approbation at each pee and matinee age performance. ‘MRS. JAMES 4 ‘A. OATES MEPHISTO and THE ARAB, MR. G FO: MARTHA. rMlatinees Wednesdays and Saturdays for which Orchestra Chairs up to the time of opening the doors, for FIFTH, TRANSLATED OWERY THEATRE. PRONOUNCED TRIUMPH, McClosky’s new drama o! RORY OF THE HILLS, received every night with 77 DiMA TALS OF DELIGHT BY CROWDED HOUSES. Startling Events, ‘Characteristic Scenery, Rewutiful Tableau Extra Mounting With JACK LONG; OR, SHOT IN THE 5) ONY, TASTOR'S bgt HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. FEMALE GYMMASTS. FEMALE GYMNASTS. ROMELLI FAMILY, Greatest the Nie A npreoe fen ie Stal Mage Thriliny ew SPECTATORS AWE. STRICKEN, POOLE’S NEW LOCAL DRAMA, SALESWOMEN OF NEW YORK. LL, ALL, ALL THE STARS, See the Prograwmes. i A A Monster Entertainment. XN RS. F. B, CONWAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN THI! ie. DEE ENING, vere ete lar play of ew version of the popul o IP VAN WINKLE, ik Sil STADT THEATRE, NOS. 45 AND 47 BOWERY. AND GERMAN OPERA. Wednesday, 21, FIDELIO. Reserved Seats at Box Office. will appear in HE LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPE. ARE INMERERLY ‘SUCCES: 5 T THE BOSTON T THEATRE. MISCKLLANEOUS, OR SALE--ONE OF THE FINEST F CAL- 0; 81 vary church. For further particulars inquire at 335 West Twenty-third street, INDIGESTION R. LBE'S OLD VIRGINIA BITTERS, torpid liver, dyapepsla, chills, fevers, cure. jones stree ~ FURNITU SE. T A GREAT SACRIFICE—FOR SALE, A MA cent Pompadour double Parlor Suit, nearly new, co #04 with satin, brooatel, made to order for iW, wil be sold for 4850; ome French salin brocatel Parlor Suit, cost $35 for $178; black watnut, ariped reps Sait $05. magnilicen! Pianoforie, cost #800, for #275. Also all the Parlor, Cham- ber and Dibing Hood Furniture of the elegant jive class pet. te residence for sale at a barcain, for cash. Hiroely ous block West of Broadway, between, Univ ereity place and Fifth avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY, DECLINING HO! ing, and not desirodsof having a public dispose of, at private sale, all their elegant Hous ture, at lees than half cost; rick # hold Furnl- Su t, cost #800, for @, for ®260. Caillat p venth street, near Sixth a1 Dr. RANSUM MARTIN. MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture for sale Rey family, dectining honsekeen- ing). “Drawing Room Sult, covered French satin brocatel Etageres, irrors, Carpet werware, half ixth avenue. OR SAL THE FURNITURE AND FIXTURES, h five years lease, of a first class borel, situated in one it manufacturing towns between "New York and is the only hotel in the place and i* newly fur- hed turoughout; satistactory reasons given for selling, For Gea purticuiars apply at 101 Murray street, New or! 160; one do covered re Bookcase, Patntines, Planotorte, Bronz Bureaus, Bedstead, Mattresses, Wardrobes, original cost. 57 West Fifteenth street, nea? Oilelotha, DE & TAYLOR, 87 and 89 Bowery, have the largest and bes: assorted stock in the city of ‘arlor, Chambe a Dining Room Furniture, which they will retail ar wholesale prices'tor the next thirty jays. tARPETS AND BEDDING. Housekeepers supplied with the above ‘on easy terms. Paymevia weekly or monthly. | ey & CORNER TWENTY-PIFTH St AND SiXTH AY, FA BEDS—NEWEST AND BEST STYLE © bining elegance, comfort and moderate by monthly ins .alments. Fourteenth str east of Tuird avenue, po FURNITURE M yUT, COM- toe, an pay t, four doors 1 WANT TO RUY $30 OR 400 worth of new Furniture for oue-balf casi, und anew fire proof safe, Marvin's ake. Address FURNITURE, box 140 Herald oft CLOTHING. TH. ROSENTHAL'S AA” renth street (formerly 2 inen can obtain the highest value f Nira! be, bY ling or addressing ra, Roventhal. TTENTION.-LARGE San Francisco, Cal Carpets, Furnitare, &e, ‘Th ia $8 to #45 for Silk Dresses, ; #3 10 1b for Coats. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to receive the full value of thelr a pparel wil cail on or address Mr. or Mrs. ROSENBERG, 216 Serenth avenue, one door from Twenty-fourth urea. T a Sev )ND DOOR ABOVE ‘Thirty reet i pay the fall value ortadies Sad. gentlemen's Castor iothiug, Carpets, de. by caliiog on or addressing. Ladies attendea to by Mrs, Cohn. 71 SIXTH lave, ladies id gentleine Aigeat pri for their Cast-off Clothing, Carepts and Furni- we have wlarge order to at re pay 25 pi more thap any other dealer in the city. fire Harite HARRIS, 71 Sixth avenue. Lauies att re. Hay “AT 974 BEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TW street.—M. ABRAHAMS will pay the best prices for Cast Of Ciothing,” Furniture, Carpets, by calling or addressing. Lacie attended to by Mis. Abrahams. NTY.SIXTH PABLISHMENT, 816 SIXTH AV- enue, Ladies aud gentlemen will pontively receive 60 cent more than elsewhere for caat-oi! Clothing, Carpets, urniture, &c. We will pay for Dresses trom #1) to $40; ths $2 to #6. Addrens Sir. Mrs. Coats from $4 to $10, FLAIT A ENUK, OF POSILE + Elghth street, indies ‘a d gentlemen Will be aston- lubed us the prices M. "Murks pays tur Castoff Wearing, Ap parel, Carpets, Furniture, Jewelry, &e. ‘The best yon pleave to call Mt my establishinent or send us an 8 abore, Ladies waited upon by Mrs. Marks, fon und benelit, LAD! e aurprised nt the pri 8, Onrpets, Furnit to BA for Sik Witk: 1 lJ for U TM SIXTH AVENUE LADI AN. will be surprised at the prices H. MINTZ pays te QM Clothing. Jewelry,” Please call on or uddiews. M Mra, MINTZ, 1 Sith avenue, betwei enth streets. A\LOTHING.—#5 TO ao PAID FORT CLOAKS, J “gentiemen's Coats, Pants, «ec. # (or Care ete, Curtain, Farnitire, | Atdr ce PEISER, } 485 Seventh avenue, three dovra above i birty-isth airees, KEY, & pron. Legere og) 806 Bi 7, Opposite Eleventh KELLY & LEON. tie BABIES OF Tee PERIOD. KELLY & ILLIAMS. LLY & KELLY & « a ILE & peors THE BABIES OF THE PERIOD. 3 kK & LEON'S.| THE BABIES OF THE PERIOD. & VERDICT— SUCCESSFUL, ana ACADEMIES, Dy poate OF DANCING AND CALISTHENICS, — Hall, 728 Sixth fairer c Mr. TRENOR'’S Classes ‘AT GREATLY REDUCED HATES.” Beginners can attend the whole season for #26. ‘Twenty iesson tickets (can be used at any time) $12. Former pupils can attend the whole season for $12 Atlernoous Classes for Ladies, Misara an ‘Tucadays nad ayes from its 6 P. uM. Gentiemen’s Evening Classes, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, ye, Fridays and Saturdays, at 8 P.M. A —DODWORTH’S CLASSES FOR DANCING WILL « commence October J, at 212 Fifth avenue, corner prneee treet, and ai 681 Fifth avenue, Bend for clare. bonot eh} wr or see hae DEBUT IN AMERICA ec etingses MADAM 3 ihitne SEEBACH, with ber new and MORROW (THURSDAY) BVENING, SEPT. at, The tial itial performance will be the production of Goethe's sublime AT, ctoaon of the chntuster® “geen SEEBACH in her sets Fearn of "retouen ” ‘ne sale of tickets Ne ee MORNING at the, ONLY. SEEBAGH TGLET OFFICE, at Sbirmer's musle $01 roadway, Fourteenth Street theatre, when for tingls aia, Seale of prices--Geue- firat three or any single n le of prices—-Geue- Tal sdnatasion, to all parts a te howe, ; oreh ts, Feaerveds 00; drone circle, reserve four seats ; proscenium boxes ( Tne, ai ir a fa entirely suspended, with the exception of the e publi press, No attention can be given to any applica- lor free tickets. OOD" MUSEUM. Be yy woop, PROPRIETOR. Museum m open frat na 8 fd Bi unt OP. M. Two PRRFORMANG! Dat, ar 3 AND 8 F. M. JONDAY, SEPTEMBER EVERY EVENING TAN AND D. RATURDAY MATINEE, 1m Shakepeare’s Comed; "As YOU LIKE 17, with the following powerf . R. THORN. Mey CLAUDE BURROUGHS, joKEK RANKIN, ANNIE SEFTON, 7H. WHALLY, LICE LOGAN, 1. 1. MESTAYE, EMMA MOSHER, ghonee Hapey Fy q RORGe, Cc. CHARLES, tT. W. Y STEWART. Matinee iinay, eosin WeDNESDAY, ‘THURS- ‘The new Burl - HE GOUDEN SRA ad page MEAP AUX POST. INA _EDWIN’S THEATRE, 720 BROADWAY. 4) BRILLIANT 8UCCESS—CROW DED BOUSES, VERY EVENING AT 8. ‘SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 P. M. CAl On THE, oeAck ‘D HEART. © Maz'lie. Manta Gasaiie Gautler Heron, with a cou ice of an Know Not Wh; Tine ireens”’. Mr, Stuai Hobos i. onesie os BLACK-! “VED BUZING. am Ropson as the ponderous ,Crosstree, Miss Edwin “iss EDWIN, be believing fully in a general and wide desire on the part, of the very. oumerous, admire the famented CHARLES DICKENS to to witness a series of his matized, strongly cast and upon the stage ner Of a lirst class metropolitan thea- tre, is pleased to announce for early production an entirely original dramatization of BARNABY RUDGE, OR THE GORDON RIOTS, In which Mr, STUART ROBSON will appear fn the humor. ous character of SIMON TAPPERTIT. FF AVENUE THEATRE, ‘Twenty-tourth street, near Broadway. works well drat VERY NIGHT AT 8, | Sole Lessee and Manager. -Mr AUGUSTIN DALY pe ABSORBING DRAMATIZATION OF Wane COLLINS’ LAST GREAT NOVEL, iw IFE! B vy B AUTHOR OF “LEAH, ROU: FROU," “UND R THE GASLIGHT, & v™= FURTHER NOTICE, Ho" OL fi MONDAY, OEPTE First ap) UNSWORTH, AND The great Stump Orator and the Queen of Gan FRANCISCO MINSTR EY'S BROOKLYN OF REFINED MINSTRELSY, BER df, and during the week. ie wate famed Prima Donnas. ELS, FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 585 BROADWAY. GLORIOUS SUCCES! STANDING ROOM ONLY. BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD & BAC SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESE. REAL FON; wae HOM 100 ACTIVE. BOYS WANTED. 10, PICK UP born HOOKS: ixDY ‘EYES. EVERY MORNING, ELIGHTFUL BALLAD PART SINGING. __ SEATS _ SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVAN (ARAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION. The me ninth pene ree of the RM RICAN INSTITUTE, Open daily fro lock A. M. Rest P. M., in the spacious extendi rom Pejernie i Second avenue, between 7 Sey VEL ARD IN TROENTOUY, INVENTIONS. AN UNEQUALEED ule AF oF HOTOGRAPHS. INER' OT! IMPLEMENTS OF HUSBANDRY. PRODUCTS OF THE FARM, THE WORKSHOP, AND THE STUDIO. Great dering, of iT, FLOWERS AND PLANTS. JARDINE & SONS’ ORGAN, BLOWN BY STEAM. MUSIC BY EBEN'S CELEBRAT TED ORCHESTRA. ADMISSION 6 CENTS. LLE. CHRISTINE NILSSON, STEINWAY HALL. Choice ene can be bad at the Theatre Ticket office, Grand Central Hot 0 THEATRICAT. MANAGERS. A large and constantly ‘increasing stock of curs, wooD from fresh and original | 8, on band at the METROPOLITAN son" i INTING OFFICE 97 Nassau street, Old Herald Building, \WELFTH GRAND FAIR wot the New Jersey, State Agricultural Society, to be held at Waverley, N. J., on September 90, 21, 22 and 28." Excursion tiekets, Tocating ‘admiasion to the grounds, for sale at {oot Of Cortiandt street and all offices of ‘the New w Jersey Railroad ROOKES' DANCING ACADE and 133 West Twenty-third WILL, en nO FO! 17 TUESDAY. deptember 27; Isl, for adulta; SATURDAY, October 1, for children. All the fashionable dances in one course of lessons. Ladies’ primary classes instructed by Mrs, Brookes. 33 West Twenty-third street for private lastruction. E GARMO’S DANCING ACADEMY, 82 FIFTH:, ‘AVENUE- corner Fourteenth Liaaal ‘The classes for TUESD, chal 361 BROOME ST entiemen wil re-opei Y, SEPTEMBER 37, ATS P. M. ‘The morning and afternoon claages will resume On DA’ {OBER 1. The rooms to let for priv: THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 275 BLEECK- od. csireet_ Will open for the reception of ot pupils on Tues day eveuing, September 20, 1870. to let for select par (per EVENING TELEGRAM, THE LEADING PAPE F THE PERIOD, THE ING ONLY EV! PAPER REUEIVING SPECIAL CABLE DESPATCHES. PEALE OR WAR NEWS THE THE EVENING TELEGRAM. THE ONLY EVENING “PAPER CONTAINING THE MILITARY MOVEMENTS OF THE MILITIA. THE EVENING TELEGRAM “Has THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ALL THE EVENING PAPERS, SUBSCRIPTION BIC. PER_NONTH. $$ PER YEAR, PUBLICATION OFFICE, 97 NASAU SSTREET. MACHINERY, — T CHAS. PLACE & COS, 60 VESEY | STREET—A Ingo assortment of second band Lathes, P Dritis, Shaping, Milling and Ponching Machines, Gear Cut ter, Wood Working Machinery, Engines, dc. Jor SALE A LOT OF MA MINERY, FROM THE Eagle Print Works, inciuding four Hydraulic Presses, six Screw Presses, Press Plates; also a quantity of Steam and Gas Pipes, Shafting and Pulleys; one upright Boller, with Engine, &c. Apply on the premises, ‘est Twenty-dith street, neat Eleventh avenue, from 2 to 6 ai a or at No. 9 Delancey 'Y-HORSE POWER PORTABLE wer engine, nearl one] will be OSE. DIN BE & CO. iu. | Barclay street. NUS ILSSON_ CONCERTS. CHOICE SEATS FOR SALE AT 898 BROADWAY TWO DOORS ABOVE TWELFTH STREET, W 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A large and constantly increasing stock of WOOD CUTS, from fresh and original igns, op hand at thi METROrOLIEES Soe PRINTING ‘OFFICE, Nassau sireet, ‘Old Herald Buiiding. PIANOFORTES. — ‘ SPLENDID STOCK OF, PIANOFORTES, OUR OWN RICH ROSEWOOP AND BRILLIANT TONED 7% octave Pianoforte, made to order for present owner, ort 700, for. 350; four clogant Easter, Sule, from 4100 to two do. Bed and Dining Room Forniture for ican than ‘hai? Cont” Call at private feslgenoe 11s Wet ‘Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue. N. B.—Goods ean be packed and ahtpped | by competent men in ‘attendance, CHICKERING PIANOFORTE; GREAT BARGAIN for eash; with every improvement.A beautiful, carved legs, Found corners, rosewood Pianoforte, only #20), BIDDLE, 1 Amity street, near Broadway. VERY SUPERIOR SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD ZA. carved leg Fiano, worth $600, for #300; second hand Pianos from $75; otaers very cheap; cual or instalments. Pianos torent. 97 Bleecker sireet. YRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEK PING will sell rosewood Pianoforte, celebrated maker, usranteed used six month cot 00, for Chamber, Dining Furnity lery, ly also Parlor, rware, Glassware, Cut: fteenth street, near Sixth Rirores © wacrifice, 57 STEINWAY GRAND PIANO- its original cost; good as new: fect order; also rosewood 7 ‘ourth avenue. RARE CHANCE. forte for less than ha’ imodern_ improvements; in octave Pianoforte, 165. 28 LADY WILL DISPOSE FOR CASH. PRICE #27; Chickering Pianoforte, original BB50, rosewood octave, modern Improvements, roun Corners, ‘carved legs, perfect order, good as new. 28 Third street. LARGE sto = OP PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO Tent or sell rent allowed’ on purchase. Call at MM. Menai, No. 8 Union sgeearor Fourth avenue), LARGE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS PIANOFORTES, the finest instruments offered the public, and the moat Lemony eet Rae be found at the factory and ware- f JENNYS & SON, 225. East Twenty-lirel atreety be: tweet Second and Third avenues. SPLENDID SEVEN OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD | PIANO, 8150; & four round corner, carved legs. full round tove; @ great ba bargain PEE! reet. K & SON, 1 Bieecke: N ELEGANT CARVED ROSEWOOD SEVEN oc. lave Piano; bargain for cash litle used :fally warrant. ‘ianos to rent DECKER & BROTHER, ed. Pi 6 Bleecker street, one block east of Broadway. Geen crac kite bisa POOR HAT oF cramnttile BALLET ROUFR, previous to their for Europe on LAST Nida of the Popular Balies THE DI AWEDNES Mya ‘i use * eek 2 ere ‘When will be presenter, Fe y TaN fiw, the 24th inst. au suaot tite’ AUGHTER, SHUBSUAY-—FARBWEID, Me ld OF BERTHA and petrely t the LAST ‘hace OF THE TROUPE. NOTICE.The vast prepara essary rehearsale for the proper pro luslon of jerve's Chat dideavtore ie Parit Paver ING OF THE THEATRE mare ings, Preparatory to the debut: of LEA BILLY A AND CE te 8 LINE MONTALAND, OPERA BOUFFE Silda] whose in! entation will ta} WONDS" &VENING, SEPrEUBE , PR! ce at the box office, also wecured in advan. the bat ‘701 Broadway, and Erle Railway Ticket oilice, ren ty-third street and Broadway. at Bobire corners G RAND OPERA “HOUSE, corner ‘Twenty.third atreet and Fighth avenue. In compiiance with the devire of many who have not yeh an opportunity of AE rivalled VIENNOISE TROUPE, AN EXTRA AND LAs? we MNO TVEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER #1, AT 3, when wil be a - FOR THE LAST TIME, THE JUUGLER'S DAUGHTER, with the west pRENCH QUADRILLE CHAMPAGNE GALoP. Ane Oneua Hoven, Sept 22 1870 Seatefal for the Not yee! tion and iiveral tended to me during my short but ageesati’ vine ie United Sates, 1 beg Feaptetfaly {0 ay aunounce that the man- agement have set a} even! ingot » THURSDAY, SEPT! BR 23, 1870, sesaeal FAREWELL Ratgrd adel IN pode cng \d the occasion being the last 1} abi Bel (ted BaLuut TT. lor to our return rope oe, yn inet all be Rippy te ment FOR THE AST ai may ladulgent triencs public generally. Respectful, pera LIND. RAW. — G "ANNOUNCE CEMENT EXTRAORDINARY. REAT OPERA BOUPFE TROUPE, MLE. ‘sity . MLLE. MONTALAND, inept distinguishe! artists cipa Parisian Theatres, will Hoxvay i EVENING SEPTEMBER 26, Il be produces), ‘or the FIRST TIME IN AMERIC and on a scale of magnificence worthy of the best efforts of the Gran { Opera, House, the latest Kuropean sensation, LE PEYIT FAUST. Opera Bouite in three acts and six tableaux. ‘usic by lerve, pacnastentsde ‘and Jatme, Jr. Bale of seats commences on Monday, Sept. 19, at 10 A. Me at the Theatre box oifice, Schirmer’a music store, 70k Broadway, and Frie Railroad Ticket oillce, corner third sireet and Broadway. —THEATRE COMIQUR. Broadway. opposite 8t. Ni BUTLER & GILMORE riliant Dil 0 MATINEE TIN MATINEE MATINEE AT i. ~ MATINE! MALIN: MATIN: ATINER, MATINEE MA |ALF-PAST TWO O'CLOCK PRECISELY, CHILDREN HALF PRICE. Immense success of the great sensational actress, MISS EMMA GRATTAN, First week of the veteran pGHARLES WHITE, tt and Pantomime Pallet Troupe. 8 ALU Te G GREAT COMPANY WILL ‘APPEAR, lee stnali bilis, Afternoon doors open atone, Evening performance coms mences at eight o'clock. ‘ALLAC K's. Proprietor and Manager....Mr. LESTER WALLACK Itis respectfully sea ‘that this Theatre will FOI ALL AND WOtER SEASON, REDECORATED THnOvSHOUT. . ‘and advant ALTERATIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS have been made with a view to the amusement and convents, ence of the public. oy eraGR has been laid and imechanteal ements adopted. ACT DROP has been painted BES Mr. NOUN ee Jr. will be Sheridan's aplendla Oatwedy, - ae ane RIVALS, will be d with entis which will DS EW COSTUMES AND SCENER and with the followmyg powerful beg ye i Sir LUCIUS O'TRIGG: JOHN BI BROvOnAM. Sir ANTHONY ABSOLUTE. Captain ABBOLU nd in'London with immense sncsess), ent THE TWO KUSES, is also in preparation. BOX BOOK NOW OPEN. BB. 61s is. 618, ——— = 618 We are fearfully aad os wonderfully mad a: 4% The Benuti d Monatrosities of S18 413 thellumanacd jy Wondera and, Mon be seen at si J G18 _ one visit a D* “KAHN'S MUSEUM orronft Nit ‘PLACE. ald visit New, York. without passing an hour at Dn KANN S Magnlicent Muscum—the most attractive aat ee ADMISSION MEETY CENTS, i PA Srenway? opposite Astor place. es ” NIGHTS." CHOICE SEATS CAN BE ured at the St. Nicholas Hotel Theatre Ticket Of- CN Mectre EEDS ART GALLERIFS—NOS, 817 AND 819 BROAD a exhibition of tne Paintings and Statuary a pri Cue PARK GARDEN.—THURSDAY, SEPTEM: ber 32, Grand Gale Concert and Ball, for the Benefit of are rchestra, Admission, $1. — To commence at HRIBTINE NILSSON CONCERT TO-NIGHT— six Cc gonseculire pumberson gach of the th Soot Grom stage (or aave at cont, 84 each. STANLEY DAY, ‘Agent, 11] Broadway, basement rooms A and B. ‘PRoressor CROMWELL'S iL'S “ITALY,” BROOKLYN ATHENAUM, TO-NIGIT. HEATRE TICKET OFFIC 14 B WAY. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. ILLIARDS.—OPENING NIGHT.—NO. 87 WEST UNION aquare, on Thursday night, Sept. 22, ‘The fumphreys, Maurice Daly aud other professionals will be present. ORMAC & KEELY. TLSSON. NILSSON. NILSSON. NILSSON. Choice Seats for the Nilsson concerts can be had at the ‘Theatre Ticket oflice, Reading Room, Filth Avenue Hotel RENOR'S LYRIC HALL, 725 SIXTH AVENUE, is now re for eter Concerts, eae ke, T GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS. For han et in September, ‘$00: October, $75; November, $80. Lyric Hail Se ‘in elegance and general convenience alla others fn the Open day and evening. — HEATRE TICKET OFFiCk, Grand Central Hotel. Choice Seats for all ‘Theatres. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS. ‘A large and constant eregng sock ge wood curs, from fresh ana origioal METROPOLITAN Son" MVINTING O OFFICE, 1 Nasa iT Sierald Building. cera Musica, * YOUNG LaDy, TEACHER F PIANO, DESIRES re few pupils, at her 's residence; spe: ication given to'children nad y yong ere wrath ehom very successful 10 per. 4 sppotet Ing Interview, isons 0 Petag Hurald oftce. T STEEDMAN & HOLLYER'S, 55 WEST SIXTEENTH street, near Sixth avenue, firrl class square and upright Pianos, at all prices, from 8150 upwards, A we SUPERB ASSORTMENT or PIANOS—AT As MAGNI 1150, rents at Wily CANDIDUS™ 35 Bsecker stfett. FICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND ere, rosewood ocvave Pianoforte, to pee only eve months in use, will be sold for $276; also rob or, Chamber and Dining F Eurnitu ture at half cost; pro- pares of rivate family. 12 t Tenth street, one block west way, between University vince and Fitth avenue. FINE SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR sale cheap; been tired but Iittie, as good as new. In- quire ut 200 East Twenty-eighth street, near Third avenue, OR SALE_AT A BARGAIN, ONE ORGAN HARMO- nium ; nine sto knee ell; nearly new; made by Taylor Farrehy. to D.'R. STANFORD & CO., Piano Room: roadway. ow Cy) BUY A PIANO.GO TO CHRISTIE'S FAC. 426 Nineteenth street, between Ninth and Tenth Tene nis unriv: ee Grand Square Pianes, at 25 many oti ee Sonia ROSEWOOD FIRST CLASS rEW SEVEN Pianofortes at very low prices: second hand Planos Pianos to let ‘rom $2 50 to $10 per month, UDKE, Piano Wareroom, 45 Seeond avenue. — from $30 'e pros AND ORGANS AT GRRAT RAL ato, Wales, Boaze and Suudiien, eaan saan ie, aps abd Su sae tai EFS JONES, 62 ABH straey ¥e aoren ae OF ENGLAND, POSSESSING ‘OUNG feat Bably i és ft rn vocal iy easenied 4 and ie ata ae apera Setorener aa Ma Ae den ee Heraid office. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE fg | i THE ‘at pupil's raiaenee f =H 4 aS pup’ per qua CONSERVATORY OF musio—REDUCED tERMaP A. lessons for pianoforte and singing preciloe, arter; classes, $5. Puy 97 Bleecker atrest, near Der Bosse LADY DESIRES A POSITION IN NEW YURK OR A vicinity elther as music teacher in a school { references given, Address box #7 Post ole, New Yerk. GOrRAKO AND TENOR WANTED—FOR EPISCOPAL chureh in the suburbs; must be frat class and familiar ko. Address DIREC office, stat- Tite chanting, 4a. ing salary wadied. re pee Ms MISSES SLOMAN, HARPISTS, PIANISTS AND —Instruction given at residences of Deir pupils or mee their own residence, No, 68 West Thirty-sixth ANTED—AN EFFICIENT LEADER. NONE BUT ighly competent gentlemen need apply to Mrs. JAS. A. OATES, Olympic theatre, between 11 an IV ANTED—IMMEDIATELY, DOUBLE BASS PLAYER ‘and second violinixt; also'good j eler. Apply to Col onel T, ALLSTON BROWN. 643 jaye