The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1870, Page 9

, HNANOUAL, AND COMMBRCUL, WALL SrneRr, } SUNDAY, Oct. 9, 1870, ne GENERAL TRADS OF THE WEEK ‘has not been as satisfactory to the merchants as that of the eariler portion of the fall. Thero was a lull in activity and demand, which combined to induce lower prizes for most Kinds of merchandise, The decline in cotton has been the secret of the change, Country buyers and up-town tradesmen have not entirely supplied their wants, ond hence it ig thought that the Jail 1s only temporary, and not the beginning of the declining activity of the year. ‘The fall in the prico of the raw article of domestic otton goods naturally induces buyers to watt while the supply furnished from the East has been more abundant owing to the better working of the mills in that section, The flercer character of the ‘war in Europe has checked the speculation for a rise 4n cotton; but the decline while still progressing aunng the week was clocked by reports of ary weather in most of the cetion States, he consump- tion of cotton in Evrope has been so greatly arrested ‘by the war that the stocksin European and American ports are largely $n excess of the usual quantity, while the visible supply the world over is now a bundred thousand bates in excess of supply at this time last year, The One weather of the week necked business la woollens. The up-town trades- » men and retailers would, in particular, profit py the advent of cooler weather, for with the presentseason Dy there is little disposition ta lay in warmer goods, ‘The flour market has been firm and active under a good export demand for whest. In general the commercial Markets Rave Leen steady, wit 9 mode- raie amount of business, AT THY STOCK EXCHANGE the dealings have been more active than in any ‘week since the war fn Europe started so sharp a de- ¢line and the surrender of Napoleon so suddenly checked it. It will be remembered that with the latter event Wall street was disposed to enter on a rather active movement for higher prices, but was terred by fear of the approaching fall, when money has been usually so stringent, Hence the Jong dulness at the Stock Exchange which foliowed she surrender of Sedan. Since that time persons , outside the frequenters of the Long Room shave had their tine fully occupied with _ “heir legitimate businesss engagements, the | season having seen one of great prosperity in commercial circles, and were without that leisure ‘which, following success in money making, is sure to turn the speculative mind toward Wall street. The past week was one of less activity in general ‘trade, as above noted, aud hence we find a more “widespread interest in the course of prices at the Stock Exchange on the part of the general public, “with the result of a general advance in prices ana ® buoyant tone to the market. The buying disposition thus evinced has been encour- aged by the growing conviction that money 1s not \ to be stringent this fall. That the HERALD was \ prompt to foreseo a remittance of the usual activity the money market this year must be fresh in the amemory of our readers. Should the next week or two pass without any accident this expectation ‘will have been fairly consummated. When specula- tion was ao hesitaung last August that it feared this pertodieal stringency we wrote:— ‘The question, uowever, which apsorbs most inte- ‘rest, and now constaitly exercises the mind of Wall street, is the future of the money market in the in- terval to the cessation oi the fall demand trom the South and West. Attention has been parti directed to this matter by the steaay decline in the irees of the bunks, whose surplus beyond the egal reserve is confined to the sum of only ten mil- earls dellar, aa amount which experience has is easily withip the reach of speculative con. ‘raction. But the situation this fall is different trom ‘that for many years. ‘that the public may make s er Mistake in operating tor a heavy decline in tocks in the interval to the relaxation of money +" ‘very obvious, A week later we had occasion to say:— ‘The course ef prices at the Stock Exch: has . Justatied the warning given tn thie column last’ Mone aay peiaivs, that the popular anxiety to make c) lative saies in anticipation of a repetition of bans and stringency of last September might it & Very serious mistake. In the midale of September, still observing the | continued deferment of activity, we wrote:— | ee Asto Wall sireet, the continued abundance of }”\ money is a provocative to business which rarely | fails to prove operative. Itis true the past spring as an exception to this rule. but at that time the eee feeling was heid in check by the remem- rance of the eventiul previous fall and winter, At the present time the signs favor @ recurrence of the activity of 1668, based upon the abundance of money > nthe fall of thas year. Stocks seem to have their ther good years, ike the peach and blackberry ps, atid if tis indications are not very deceitful rte 0 Oba fair to be @ repetition of 1 It isa commendable feature, too, that the movement 60 far bas been highly conservative and steady. En- gagements and ivestinents have been made with prudence and caution that promise a healthy UsLNeS3. If now we turn to the record of prices at the Stock Exchange we shail find a steaty rise in valued under ‘the influence of dasy mouey and @ gradual dissipa- ‘sion of the fear of activity. We compare the prices ‘of August 29, when the frst of the above quoted ‘paragraphs was written, and the prices on Saturday last, in order to exnibit ata glance the direct effect of the continued ease in money and show how dis- astrous would have been a speculation movement for a .deciine, such as we warned our readers \against, It should be remembered that in the second column of prices in the table 4 per cent eliould be added to New York Central, stock and scrip, 234 per cent to Pittsburg and 33g per cent to Hanaibal and St. Joseph for iramediate dividends: — ———1870-—__—_, Aug, 29, Oct, 8. anton. ig Western Union.. 87% 4a 6736 9344 8534 1384 10036 9496 10834 Northwestern. Bide Northweatera preferred Rock Island St, Paul Onto and Mi sissippi New Jersey Centrai . Bannibal and St. Joseph. | Boston, Hartford and irie. THE GOLD MARK ‘was irregular and unsettled with more activity, the high borrowing rates for cash gold checking the speculation for a decline, and the prospect of a pro- tranted war in Europe giving the premium a sharp reaction toward the ciose, when, after a decline from 114 to 112%, there was an advance to 113%. ‘The upward movement lacks force, however, for the reason that each fractionat improvement in the Premium permits the fulfilment of iarge orders for exportable products, and thus supplies exchange, The sterling market was weak to the close under ‘the continued sales of bills drawn by the Canadian banks in the process of utilizing their capital in this market, GOVERNMENT BONDS. The government market was extremely steady, and, tn the middle of the week, the fcreign bankers ‘were large purchasers, to realize a little protit af- forded by a sudden advance in London, where the 62 touched 915, almost the highest European quo- ) ‘sation ever made, THR SOUTHERN STATE BONDS ‘were quiet, but firm, holders being tndisposed to under the prospect of a streng investment ae- ‘and this winter, Wien they shall have marketed ir Cotton. Actual transactions were at advanc- jog quotations. MONEY, except on one or two days, when some small houses paid seven per cent, was in steady supply at five to six percenton government and stock collaterals. The bank statement was a mystery to the street, for the reason that the week had shown no activity cor- responding with the diminution of resources, but produced no unfavorable effect, tor the reason that the operauions of the Treasury in disbursing two and a haif millions of gold (one and a half for the redeemed five per cents of 1871) and two millions of currency at the close of the week, were too late to have thelr full result appear in the average. THE BANK STATEMENT. The weekly statement of the assoclated banks is ‘unfavorable, owing toa loss of about $1,400,000 in the item of reserve, crease of $80,100 In legui tenders. The statement is in general inexplicable, except on the hypothesis Spgs the average ut the Clone Wasa rising @ne, the one-half of which 1s dne to a de- | NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, OUTOBER 10, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET. | effect of which wilt be felt in tho statement next Week. The exhibit compares with 1ts predecessor as folows:— Oct. 1. Oot. 8. Joey 001 981,329 Dec, 1,3 a8 eg + $200,280, 001 $264,981, Bos. a Creatation® wea a Legal tends tosaea CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK BXOWANGE. The following were the closing prices at the last Session of the Stock Exchange:—Canton Company, 663g bid; Consolidation Coa!, 26 a 30; Cumberland Iron, 40; Western Union, 3634 & 87; Quicksilver, 476 & 5%; Mariposa, 5a 634; ao. preferred, 1134 a 114; Boston Water Power, 14% a 18; Adams Express, 674 0154; Wells-Vargo Express, 87 a 29)¢; do. scrip, 2% o@ 8%; American Express, 425 @ 43; United. States Express, 39 a 2634; Pacific Mail, 44 a 444; New York Central consolidated, 93% a 9394; do.scrip, 8334 a 8834; Erte, 225, a 23; Harlem, 18336 Did; Reading, 100 a 10034; Michigan Central, 12134 bid; Lake Shore, 93% a 94; Union Pacific, 265 @ 26; Llinets Central, 1377; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 1063¢ a 1064; Chicago and Northwestern, 81368819; do, preferred, 8374 288%; Cleveland, Co- lumbus, Cincinnat! and Indiana, 8034 a 81; New Jer- sey Central, 1075¢ & 108; Rock Island, 11734 @ 117%; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 64% a 64%; do, preferred, 8144 @ 81%; Tolede, Wabash and Western, 5334 0 5834; Fort Wayne, 98 bid; Chicago and Alton, 112% bid; do, preferred, 11434 9 115; Ohie and Misslssippl, 329% @ 82%; St. Louis and Iron Mountain, 46 bid; Dela- ware, Lackawanna and Western, 108% @ 10834; Morris and Essex, 903, bid; Boston, Hartford and Erle, 4% a 4%; Hannibal and Bt. Joseph, 109 a 11034; do, preferred, 1174 a 117%; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central, 117% a 13%. FINAL STREET QUOTATIONS, ‘Tno market after the closing of the Long Room was fairly attended, and the following street quota- tions prevailed at five o’clock P. M. on Saturday:— Western Unton Telegraph, 3744 @ 3734; Pacific Mail, 44a 44%; New York Central consolidated, 93% @ 9334; do, scrip, 8834 a 8834; Erie, 221; a 2234; Reading, 100% 810034; Lake Shore, 94a 94; Northwestern, 81% & 81K; do. preferred, $634 0835; New Jersey Central, 107% @ 108; Rock Island, ex dividend, 113 a 11314; St, Paul, 64 a 6434; do. preferred, 81; a 81%; Wabash, 68% @ 53%; Obio and Mississippi, 33% a 83)¢; Boston, Hartford and Erie, 45; a 4%, LATEST PRICES OF GOVERNMENTS. Tne following were the final street quotations for government bonds:—United States cur. rency sixes, Ill a@ 111%; @o., 1881, regis tered, 113% @ 114; de. de@., ceupem, 113% a 114; de. five-twenties, registered, May and Novem- wer, 108% @ 10834; do. do., 1862, compen, de., 112% @ 113; do. de, 1864, do. do, 113 w 111%; de. do, 1865, €0, do, 111% a 112; do. ae, registered, January and July, 11034 a 11034; do, de., 1865, coupen, d0., 110% a 11014; de. de., 1867, de. do., 110% 0 11036; de. de., 1868, do. de., 110% a 110%; de. ten-forties, registered, 10634 a 106%; ; de. Pon, 1063¢ & 106%. THE COURSE OF THE GOLD MARKET. ‘The extreme fluctuations daily in the price of gold Toi 113% L 1 112% 113 11345 Naw Yor, Oct. 8-6 P.M. KiCorrez.—The market for Rio was quiet, the demand being light, but full prices were demanded for all grades. Other kinds were quiet at former prices. We quote:~ Rio, ordinary cargoes, 1440. a 14%{c. ; fair do., 1c. a 15}48. ; good do., Ite. ©1634c. ; prime do., 7c. m 1730. ; extremes tor lots, 14340. = I8c.; Java (government bags),20c, & 2%c.; do. 19,558 grass mats, 00, a 22c.; Singapore do., 18c. a 19¢.; Ceylon, 17340. a 19c.; Maracaibo, Isc. a 18}¢.; Laguayra, 1630. = Ibe. Jamatca, 14c. a 16ct ; St. Domingo (gold, in bond), 8%e. a 9e. Ceara, We. atte.; Conta R je. © 18c. ; Manila, 166, Vie encaa, ib. = Best Savantliny B30 & ite val poids often. —The demand from all classes of buyers was usiness was consummated, less active, and only a moderate busii and priced declined about t_ 4c the market closing weal at the iimprovement, ‘made of middling upland at pales (including 160 to arrive), of for export and 128 om specn- ic. The sales mere, ao hich 680 were a spinot Thtion, Prices for cotton ‘but closed heavy bin leant fake 100 do, for Gesal ‘or November, 100 t i Isic, and 0" ‘a for Juauary, at 1 Tide we ing. FLOUR AND ecetnts 1 ais bbls. WA, 607 do. corn meal, 826,767 bushela wheat, 114,251 do. corn, 162,943 do. oats T17(S71 do, barley. ‘The four warket ruled steady, a der a fair demana for the low grades, and also for ec) olce family, which was firmer. The sales were about 11,000 bbls. Southern flour was steady, with a moderate demand, the sales being 0 bbis. For rye flour the market was quiet, but steady, Corn meal was ate, ‘but prices were steady, The sales were 20 bul. We quote und oop, Ohio, shipping brands. Round hoop Ohio, trade brands. * namaanaanacaanaananse active, but Te. a Qe. 1 common winter. Prime amber winter was moming ‘The sales comprised about 125,00) bushels, at mI 04 tor N ed $1 12 for No. 2 Chicag: A} 0 for old No.1, i 128 tor old and new No. 2, $125 a 8190 for new Nov ber winter in lots. Rye wae aun ond for old Western, and 9c. for new lo. The sales were unimportant. Corn was steady, with sales of about 95,000 babel, at Sie. u Sie. Tor mixed 'West- ern and We, a ior rgllow, ao, Soa bs moderately sough! for Western, 5ée. re. "tor ‘Ohio. "Barley The salen we Be, heard of no sales of moment. bushels at $1 for new No. 3 Chicago. Barley malt was dull and nominal; wehestd of no salonot moons FRuIGHTS.—The market was less active, but rates were generally withont alteration. The chartering business was quiet as usual on Saturday The engagements were: Ted Liverpool, 30,000 busheln wheat at 64; d., and sesmnery7 500 bushels wheat 4., and 1,000 ‘bales cotton ‘fo London, 8,000 bis. four’at 3a.,’and perratenniey iho ‘bushel . To Glasgow, per ‘camer 7,500 bushels wheat at S¢d. vannab, thence to ig, bo aan a brig, 48 tons, to th FMitadeiphin to Core on iiladelphia to Co geste te Balto not shore Cronatait, with 320) hie pen the private terms; also a bark, to Coustantinopic, with 23,000 Cases petroleum at 26c. GUNNres were dull and we heard of no sales; prices were nominal at former quotation inactive, but held at the quotations The charters wi heavy for all former quota- Tarte marke ‘was stil da dull better grades, which we tions. The sales were Cube--Centeifagal and mixed. Clave’ Mascovads. ‘refining. Muacovado, grocery. Porto Rico English Ts ry for spirits tu ntine w: er prices. were current, the market cloting 4 at a25je a ABC. for merchantal ie and the stock is extremely light, Bas 80 De 2340. on the spot anit to arrive inet wt ‘on dook at 4e., and 10) New York bi tog ut 423¢c, Crude turpentine was dull and ‘nonat ae for strained, which was scarce and q 4 6 =| Wi ih roe il Lots fa casks, at Bée, geo. Other toda Were dull ec our iast quotations: fey Of no important sale ‘Western was dull and nominal at 40c, Provigions.—Receipts, B05 bois. pork, 195 do, beef, ‘The market for pork, was firmer, and prices advanced Tally abe. per bbl.; at the close there were buyers Kellers below 825.78, The salen werg 150° jeri 25 Gite & 4 76 for Western, and 360 bois for Norm at Tver a he Dreawed hoga wero quiet and lower, clostg at lic. a 1134, The market for lard was firmer, and savanced for, Western, which loved ‘¢ nee ck ages, al for ite 18x. sa tygeet ‘luo 280 tierces for Decern Wonces ts Tg lovember at Liige., and (last 0-0 do, for Janual dull and heavy at $2 AY op about 1a we moment, Baton waa dalltand Dominal at faies, Cut meats were in light request, aad prices buyers. Small salen were made within the range of Ibice, 1c. for pirkled hams, 20%¢. a Ihe, for smoked and ‘baye ; x amoked shoulders, Beef in bblaneon within the ravge of $11 a $15 fo; 5, and #16 a B18 forextrado. Beef in Herces was’ dull Gominal at $24 a $28 for Texas meas. We heard of no ROL. "UM.—The market for crude, in bulk, was mod- ctive and prices were steady at Wc. There were WL eybart's tanked crude on ‘was dull and nominal at 16%ce, Tor ¢ ray do. for Ne Teing light aad prioea were heavy aod lower. made of 5,50) bales (part late yesterday) at 253¢0., at which j rice there were sellers at the close, For November dalivery the waking pilce was 2c, About 1,000 cases standard white Weresold.at Wo, Jobbing lots were moderately active at Hine. a soiaci, the later price Cor priine wiite, The market ‘hiiadel his was dul, heavy and lowers ¢ ababous 11340. lat, 1Sdac. ged ise ry boy tor the ho better eed, About 2,000 Iba, were t price for obolve. SueveGtase Were sult ‘aad nominal ppullahed in our taat iu, ware fas aales opiate sed, which was rently io nice.” erwin arekis ae LOW. eam market was dull, the demand bein ea were steady, Salen about 5,00 Ibe., wil ins of #240. a 94; for common to primo, 88 barrela, The demand was fairy gy 375 barrels at 1SKRY.— Reoeipls lacter closing at but Fang sett ices were tra,” The Bec! for wood and iron-boundy the wige. ate, "BELENDID 8 STOCK bg iF PIANOFORTIS, OUR OWN A Sua @, for cash oF instalments, at very low ries: falas piace te iovons taken is exchange. JOHN ©. BARNES, 186 Eighth street, wear Broadway. “A GREAT OFFER.—HORACE WATERA, 81 BROAD- Fay; Ml dispose of 100 Pianos, Melodeons and Organs ls for coats. di sputice nave Ur poet tse reid at extremel, ing dries tie monty By oF wh jake from nonihiy ot rend taoney sy ed f purchased ww Chickering I ware {noluded 1a this LARGE thf ee td OF ELEGANT PIANO! finest instruments now offered the a na ah eeanente to pris be f at YS) SON as East Twenty-trat street ween Second and Third avenues, LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST be ec say at ee rent allowed’ on 8 Union square Suds Fourth Fourth aveaie) SUPERB aa i OF PIANOS Bota Set p00; for bale or reat eh WM. CANDI BRILLIANT. TONED aaauiTian ROSEWOOD janoforte, made to order, maker, round “sed Sve months: box for. ship- ment; ont 4 Take Bente room it covered broci Patntings, Brouzes: nee oi prapera f aml Meese ct &7 West Fitteenth MAGNIFIGENT, ood cAyaD, FOUR spuED Pianof< made to order ig ily er moni ld family. bores mi, dh Uaireralty place ne Pitt BRILLIANT TONED 7 OOTAVE ROSEWOOD PI. A, jiselatae Soacokering su he of « private t ; Stool and Cover and’ pment, ball at rate residence 113 West Twenty-seven street, near avenue. BARGAIN.—HANDSOME Lid Core a 7 wood upright Planoforie for sale for @150. ‘9180 co8 it ts xt Fich tone, ci , in fine order. Ap enue, above above Ruirtycainus streaks row dK. M. (il 6 FM in use six mont :- FAMILY WILL SELL A MAGNIFICENT ROSE- wood Pianoforte, coat 8600, for $225 ; ratrung Dass; celeb: j Used three months 1 LADY LEAVING TOWN WILLSELL FOR LESS THAN orig; modera teprovemcata, catved wcnered tegs, nau tured by uc Chickering & Som, Apply at is Third . “CHICKERING | PIANOFORTE ii SACRIFICE FOR with improvement; in perfeot order; al beautiful ehawosd F noforte, only 5. BIDDLE, 18 Atity street, near Broadway. XCELLENT NEW UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS ih, et, Gut Oho) oy ul 10h Fourth arene © i “h. B. CHAMBERS & BON. Mi 4ghiricnne ‘Tig OCTAVE PIANO, $125. ELEGANT 7 octave, having overstrung bass, carved le; wath latest improvements, at great sacrifice. Ss at ach street, near Macdougal. SA ORDON EW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS, SQUARE AND uptight, for salo and to rent. | Patios ‘repaired i Kantmeen recoverea he by EAs ire. “i Third avenue, between Sixteenth and Sdrenteenth strects. PRIGHT PIANOS —THE | BEST AND LARGES? of Upright Pianos in the city, for sale or to rent, atthe manufaclors of MARTINS & SON; $4 eat’ Houson = ear Broadway. DANCING _ ACAI iE CADEMY oF “DANCING Aa CALISTHENICS, lo Hall, 728 Sixth a Mr. TRENOR'S Classes a AT GREATLY REDUCED R RATES. Beginners can attend the whole season for $15. Twenty lesson tickets (can be used at any time) 812. Former lis can attend the whole seasor 12, CLASBE Meer ON TUES AS "ANI "AND On DAYS, es and children at M. 4, gentiemen at 8 F. A. DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT NO. 2 Fifth avenue, corner Twenty-aixth street, and No. 681 Fifth avenue, Send for a circular, LL FASHIONABLE A DANCES IN INO (ONE QUARTER E'S Acad Afternoon and Evening Classes at LE Masonts tote 114 East ‘Thirteenth street, and Brevoort Hail, F -fourth street. Private lessons at any hour, day or evening. Call for Circular. Residence, 237 East Tenth street, ROOKES’ DANCING ACADEMIES, 961 BROOME street and 138 West Twenty-third str All the fashlonable Dances In one courda of lessons, OOM E STREE’ LADIES, Tuesdays tad Fridays, O36 FM, GENTLEMEN, Tuendays and 156 P. CHILDREN, Weduentaya, dof, Saturdays 3 PM. ‘Twenty-third street, Mondays aud Thursdays, privaie lessons, NG ACADEMY, NO. 8 UNION class every. Monday and Thuraday ‘and gentlemen's class Monday and A sslect soiree on Monday, Octobs UMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY, 24 WEST YOURTH atreet.—Class open Tuesday ings; all taught perfectly in one q' asbionable yerfectly {a six private lessons. ‘ACPHERSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, Bi 403 Wert Fourteenth strcet, near Eighth avenue, Morning and afternoon classes, Wedn ‘and Saturdays; evening classes, Tuesdays und Fridavs; private lessons at day or evening. Send for circular. Select October II MARBLE MANTELS. AND MARBLEIZED MANTEL latest imported patterna; Monuments, “Headstones at Teduced prices, B le works, 134 and 126 isnat Eight nue, New York. S.—RICH AND ELK- 89, B12, BIS up to BI. ant from 7. B. STEWART 08 Sixth avenue, betwoen ‘Thirty-ftth and ‘Thirth xt 2 KLABEK & CO., MARBLE WORKS, 217 T0228 WEST Fitts tre street, between Brosdway end Sights aveaue, Marble and Marbleized Mantels, Monuments, Headstones, of superior workmanship, cheapest in the city. = ieee ae BILLIARDS. | 7 OU CAN NOW BUY A GOOD, NEW BILLIARD TA- bie, standard size, Soi ed other sizes at Corresponding rates. KAVANAGH & DECKER, corner Canal and Centre ari, REAL FE TANTED-FIVE OR SIX ACRES GOOD LAND, FOR House, wiadie, Ae on tt; , ty for'five or more yei W. B., Herald oftice, TANTED—A HOUSE, WORTH ABOUT $25,000, A) BE- tween Fourth and Sixth avenues and above Twenty- third street, $10,000 ‘cash will for which a sweet place in New Jersey and be given. Address T., box 459 Post office. ANTED—ON THE LINE OF THE NEW “JERSEY OR Central Railroad, within an hour of New York, a Place of about ten acres, with good Improvements, foreatt. - BEN. Cedi ANTED To PURCHAS z. FOR CASH, wiTH IMME- diate pi on, a high stoop House and Lot, ina od netghbor! price about $12,000, Ai D.C ‘Slrereld ollice. No agents need apply. CASH.—I WILL PAY FROM $60,000 TO 70,000 cash for a first class House on Mur- J 171 Broadway. $70.000 ray Hill or vicinity. . 0. HOY’ CLOTHING. T $38 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET— H. HERZ pays the highest price for Ladies’ and Gen- Uemen's Wearing Apparel, Carpets, &c. Ladies waited on by Mrs, Herz, T) EDWARD MILLER'S WELL KNOWN ESTABLISH- ment, 160 Seventh avenue, near Nineteenth street., the utmost pois Fee for cast off Clothing, Carpets, 4c. Having great demand for them we guarantea tte eee wall, by Culling on or addressing Mr. or Mrs. MIU B | At 24 SEVENTH AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY-SIXTH street.—M. ABRAHAMB will pay the best prices for Cast 98 Clothing, Furnisure, Carpets, by calling or aderessing. Ladies atten M TT SIXTH AVENUE, ONE DOOR FROM WAVERLEY place. -Ladies and gentlemen will be astonished to seo ihe prices F. HARRIS p: city. yay 26 per cent mo: ili ity. jen a Galt oe: or address F. WARRIS. tended to by Mra, Harris. TTENTION. LADIES AND GENTS CAN RECEIVE full value for Caat Off Clothing, Carpets, &c., an or addressing Mrs. or Mr. NATHAN, 44 gy tts uboye Thirty-fourth street, T S. MISH'S, 137 THIKD AVENUE, LADIFS AND Rentlemen cin ‘receiva the highest pice for Gant-otf Glowing aud Carpets by calling oF addressing. Ladies at tended by M 0, LARGE ORDERS RECEIVED FROM San Fran es Cal, for purchasing Wearing Apparel, Carpets Furniture, &c. ‘the following prices I agree \o pay? From $8 to $49 for Silk Dresses ; #3 t0 $0 for Pauis and Bo to $15 for Conta. Ladies and geatlemen wishing to receive the full value of thelr apparel will please cail on or addres Mr. or Mrs. ROSENBERG, 249 Seventh avenue, one door trom Twenty-fourth street T 444 SEVENTH AVENUE, SECOND DOOR ABOVE Thirty-third strect—M. COMN will pay the tuli value F ladies’ and genticmen's Casto Clothing, Carpets, &c., Conn saline on or addressing, Ladies attended to by Mra. At 178 SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLE men will be surprised at the prices, J. ANHALT pays for caat off Clothing, Carpets, Furuiture, Jewelry ; 10 40 for Silk Dresses, from $3 to wo for Panta, trom om goto punctually at- nee re Ae a Dh a nents ANTUSE! ALLE. CHRISTINA TRONS L LAST CONCER’ >”, peal te Mee CHRISTIN, Kitgso T CONCERT, ~ pene Tanaowen Birakooch respoottully “announces that tho last SuGLIeR H TRAGEDE Hie. CHRISTINA NILSSON AG, jevarture for Philadelphia wad Baltimore) | Uuiler tho managemeay putty Oh F MUSIC sayartn DALY rel THIS EVENING, Oct, 10, 187, ROGRAMME, FIRST SEmWAY aoe i ee NTH STREET, Homey, ‘trot 1 ts ied 5 rot. BL ar ie, CHRISTINA A isttasoN will be assisted by yee RSDAY, Oct, a Di M° sdiss ANNA LOUIE CARY, Contralto, VSM AR ave Bignor PB NOLL oer! ea MARY 6m Ir. 1 Oot. h RA. MAX MANTZiM'S Grand Halian Opera Ore SATUKUAY EVENING, Oct I-"CoBeie HIER” Conductor. "laa BOSON, and General Bavy OF LYONS, #8 and $4 each, acoording to logation, Mr. DALY begs to aubmit the follo array of distin- pleaizonn be secured at Stelnway Hall; also at 70L and 114 | gudied talent wnt hy be as nectred to x ‘operate with Punta hia, commencing Wednesday, October 12. in these momorabie performances: Fe, Concordia Opera Hours, Cotober YT aad 18, Mite WALT MON TOO MEI whan aidan (ha dissioguisied Tragndian, Mr, FREDERIC KOMINEOR, Mr MARK SuITH., in Milo. JANAUSOHRK will also b f superior ariivie:—Mr, ee oRse DI NPOUT sAMIS DUNN) 1, ike tI ENDLE, M AO task day AMisg a large and efficient chorus, # fg under the direction of Mr: AARVEY 1. DODWORTH. Tuo new Scenery te by Mr, JAMES BO: JARRETT & PALMER. BEK BUT ONE of the incomparable und eparkiiug comediaane LOTTs, a LOTTA, B LOTTA, will appear MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1870, every oven: ing ping he ra Balurday ‘afternoon, in Joba a ee oe ‘adapta- Ee four acts, from the lae Caries Diekena’ “Quriosity entitled LITTLE NELL AND THE MARCHIONESS, LITTLE NELL AND THK Ky MAROHION ESS, peer pee ESS RED SIX DAYS IN ADYANOF, Ror Of- vasa, de $e He Ma sian feo open from 9 Ui, REGULAR THATS PRIO NEW BANJO SOL08, pone NEW DUET, CLOG DANCE, 0G DANCK, 4 Theresa's ‘new Parisionne senaatio A TYROLHAN DUCK gO. pneu on ROLEAN DUCK SONG, ay Gast "DUCK SONG, re ¥ JANAGSCUEK 'N ENGLISH PARTS THE sPECiAL resents the follor _ Mesare, VINING, BOWE AS, “FELIX KO KOGRRg, rat pearance), BOL SMI1 nk Riot e. worms Solun TRING! aks AN, HIND, MeRREt i, LE BRON, BROTONS Morraw TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, THE GREAT FALE BOEN oe nnn THE Ghia’ wit embrace among ts THE 2 ae ies oe RELS, iy i IDA, BOSS, eri UAND FLING, N™ sounie ay yore ERTR, ROMELEL FAMLL| __ seats SECURED Bix DAYS IN ADVANCE. pavmanar “AND FRIDAY, “pee START.” (yurMrIo THEATRE. 0 18 EVENING (MONDAY), ae PE FLEUR IN and RDAY MATINEE AT 1. cerenemenepererennt ony oan meen enetnenteaenencgeentnteemerees Sppracne” aa pre-eminent hover alt bis formes RAND OPERA HOUSE, fe forte. The 6 crowded ut each performance, eter. a Tish at tabroodera Grlmstal | Fy pf QhMtz Myankrshird ret and Righth avenge, JOUN F. COLES é Baer BE ae BAUR MEN INCREASING. seeecnas ew cosrumgeear Se GiANags, rind week EC MUNT INCREASING. with th OPERA BOUFFE TROUPE. BEST PAN rOMU courany obrna He houra Wee wa Walle Winkie (atlerwards Cl ‘Slows. Mr, 00. L FOR Unequivecal success of Herve's npopular ‘chef d’avurre, Harlequin. ide. R Honeywood rn 4 var eh Cok ‘Miss Fanny Beane witnessed from September to Gataber's (fourteen represen- Little Blonde, JENNIE YEAMAN! MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND GATURDAY, AT Ta s sinihiacisiaitl secured two weeks in advauce at Box 0 a the Ticket Ofoe, Lage leat bao] BRE panaaa ovate ent gomprising the elite of the fashionable, GVERY NIGHT” UNTH, PURTHER xotiC AFTER CAREFUL Ae NOW READY, Niwcalled she OLD SYRAW MAN NEW York; SCENES IN ENGLAND AND AMERICA, founded on facts, some of which are famfllar to the citizens kta MOI eget baie Buse, oun as. AIVALLED BALLER MAGNIFICENT NT SCENERY: bis La on PAI EV EVENING AND SATURDAY Strive Sunray, OCTOBER 16—Resumption of the Grand Opera BACRED be ener ety Of this cit in which the most 4 instrumental talent NEW SCENERY, SSE peageemh bein | wet a insane ihe eatire AND POWERFUL DISTMIBUTION OF CHARACTERS, | wai participate.” pecan: with the beautiful drama of at Beats secured ten days m advance at the box office, also at FOOTMARKS 1 SNOW. Sehirmer's, 701, Broadway, and Erle Railway Ticket oflce, ALLACK'S, corasr, eee eet Broad adway. Proprietor and Mana Mr. LESTER WALLA 00 roprisior and Ma on bere! CK met oa KLYN. UNTIL PURT! ER NOTICE, will be presented Mr. Albany's now comedy, entiled now plazing mith hnmonse success i London, ie e wil rod ites EW MUSIC, SCENES AND APPOINTMENTS f 720. “Lina AGRARD REE op and te fllonin BU UE AND COMEDY, bib tine gaa es i= Dighp. Geach Boe. (Ge arava oi i WUiak WEATHERSBY. | seas journals pe Mn George Clarke | EVERY EVENING ATI 4G, | SATURDAY MATINEE AT2. he drmor Skinner, Fox sie). Mr. J. H, Stoddart The, alae peso gatutlea Caleb Dercle (Graaniaty Blind) r. Owen Marlowe | with STUART ROUGON HORNE, MISS LILLIE Furntval (So) hea Pg M. Lanagun ELDRIDGE, Miss t ee HARRIS” it ny AGGIE hans ins And ie Amasing Bureaus of MISS PLIZA WeaThnRepy, MISS EMMA CLINE, MISS DORA HERBERT, STUART ROBSON, ARR RR Y SAC SON, HARRY 3 osk rns, EBERLE, JORDAN, MiLAN, MARSDE india Chorus DONN hicie® Stren onon OHEST CHANUE OF TIME-In future. th Tolelock Dervorman Rooms THEATRE. NINTH WEEK. UTH TO GD TIME, Y EVENING, And SATU DAY PATINER at 123g otclock. MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON, in his world-renowned character of RIP VAN WINKLE, in Houcteantt's beautifal legendary drama of that name, 1.) Himily Mestayer tise). «Mrs. John Sefton ther firat » pees season.) ACT L—INTERI OF COTTAGE EN KENT, realden ACT 2—MR, JERIINS’ LOUGINOS EN LONDON. ACT 5.—VASBALWICK GRANGE, ‘Tue home of the De Chgporon Due notice will ve iran of the repetition 0 VAL! and the production of Colnan’s SON BULL and Barnett's SERIOUS FAMILY, both of walch comedies are in pre- aration. Peale’ __BOX OFFICE NOW OFE ELLY & LEON'® MINSPRELS, (606 and 808 Broadway, of RN Eleventh street. commences =| in to pen Song ang Act | _Norior.{n order to accommodate the demand of the ALL AMONGST THE HAY, publle Tor pa O WEE at the thoatre, or at MeMRUIEE ee missle store, at} Broad Overture de Concerto Duet, “Good Night Mis8 any, LOUIBE, HAIRY and ANOTHER FE Violin Solo (the old stand-by) MORCEAU DE KALAMAZOO (Brick Kime 1 Duette pour le Plano, Adagio movement, Seventh Con- ertoy del regiments (Bane CHORALE FINALE b DM > z = 2 Pa Eg Zz z FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, BROADWAY. BROADWAY. ; | IMMENSE sviccE CROWDED HOUSES, IRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS, AN FRANCISCO JO | MINSTRELS. TIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, Ciefit and athe. My Corps de Concert, ws Andie aud ‘Aden Phiiiarmont- ‘ACTS, NEW’ JOKES, NEW’ DANCES. W BURLESQUES, THE FUNNIEST ENTERTAINME IN THE WORLD. Seats secured ex days in advauce. jor toher | - ye Y OF MUSIC, BROOKLY MISS CLAKA’ LOUISE KELLOGG Fespectfolly anuowncea one G RAND CONCERT departure on w concert tour throughout the United States and M, Canadas, MONDAY EVENING, Uct. 10, 1870, asatted by the 719'Broadw: following artists 3 ITE ASTOR eh LACE. SIGNOK F, FICIPPT. <The Celebrated Tenor | No one should visit New York without passing an hour at ‘the Popular Baritone The Eminent Pianist veecee Conductor ARMONIC ie dueterahtp OnE (CARL eserved Beats General Admission $1; ppc r place, Tickets for gale at the Box Ollice and at Rul: | ~ SERS EEN a jromdway. ~GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION, OOK LYN. N OOLEY'S, B A Wencey ng, October 10, and during tha week, Firet appearane Hiss geason of Dr. KAMN'S M SIGKOR 4. RANDOLFI ent Museum, the most atiractive and Open daily from 9 0% in the spacious bite enue, betweon Unmistakable hit of Unsworth and FE SKATING. iLL TRUE BAD DOE: Skating every evening by member of tho New York Em- The M lower Sc pire and rookiyn Oinba apon ice eight Inches thick, manu- 3 —- | fagtured upon the premises by M. J. Brajac, by Carre’s pro- [2 ROOK LYN OPERA HOUSE D ; NOVEL AND INGENIOUS INVENTIONS. Junction of Fulton and Flatbush AN UNEQUALLED DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. y Nao u ico, LAE Nig OF HUSBANDRY, , WH Boker, . Harris, GREAT CONGRESS’ OF ARTIST IMPLEM PRODUCTS UF THE PAR THS WORKSHOP AND THE STUDIO, FNHE NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. Great display of rare Plants and choice Fruits and Flowers, ah seein i ai oti i renewed exch Wednesday, Muale every evening NOW OPEN FOR THE Ri TION OF PUPILS, Grand promenade Concerts on Wednesday and Saturday evenin DARDINE & SONS’ ORCAN, BLOWN BY STEA HUSIE BY REE NS « APPLICATION TO BE MADE AT THE GENERAL CONSERVATORY OFFICES, DWAY, NE. AR TWHELETH 8 i NO, 10d) COUR’ I" EAR BET, NEW YORK, Tk, BROOKLYN. 830 BRC 3 (N ro THE OCTATION HALL, ‘Twenty-third atreet, corner Fourth avenue, TUK MISSES GOYTSCHALK CONCERTS, ‘The manager respec the Miss bir) PEA os dent, Planist ; woop ‘uu CELE janis ARA, Pianist ; froma fresh and cgi eed be BLANCHE: sorrano, METROPOLITAN SOF ERINTING OF TICE, Siaters of the ovlebrated American Pidnist, the late ATRICAL MANAGERS, ‘A large and eonstantiy Increasing stocic of OE malt Babding sethiv tase ahr teat Geamierts 2 — F smEosnstiay, esruiepay, cent caatated bY UMATIO NEL UNDER BROADWAY. | 80d Graud tines, SATURD, tober 15, assisted by a Groadway, corner Warren, Open 10 to 5, ae GUSTAVUS HALL, Baritone; The celebrated Viol of the late Carlotta Patt! Company, General Admins! ; secured seate 60 cta, extra. Beate may be secured ai Schirmer's, 701 Broadway; Thea- tre ticket vilice, 114 Broadway, and at J. N, Pattison & Co.'s, 48 aud Ww at ‘Twenty-third street, uuder the Hail. ITURE. Peete Pasion Sulp, tata vo, cree for fold for $350; one do., tatin brocatel, — vey $68, ‘Algo, a lot Parior, Obamber, Dining JEORGE VANDENHOF E'S A Fianoforte; a saoriice for cash. TRATIONS OF DICKENS, one lock west of VYandenbot's roadioas at the ¥ TULSDAY EVENING, 181H INST, Wirat time of the MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD, Second and third readings, Wth and 2d. New programmes, vate residen x Broadway, between U: RICH ROSEWOOD BROCATEL | FARLOR “sutn use six months, made to order, cost #800, for #150, on $3 1 plecea, $100, tivo. rep, Buits, "B00, sight Hedroor Butte, ©. Ay upwards; Carpets at half cost, at private residence | 7, ‘ ISEUM O fewer ‘Twenty. teeth edly eae et rng G18 XH Yor MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 pe ite eae mmr pmo rca a olahed L818, natal DRAWING ROOM SUIT—COVERED | 6's ce s 6 tis French satin brocatel, Pompadons style; cost, $800, for | pix We are fearft 613 250; one do., $150; do. in reps, ;Pianoforte, Palutings, | ¢15 wonderfully mine 618 Bronzen, Mirrors Velvet Carpets, Chamber, Dining Furnt | gin ys dineeomcelll 6i8 eritice; property family leaving tue elty. 67 Weat | ¢j4 The Beatitien, Wonders and Monstrosities of 613 Fifweenth aireet, near Sixth avenue, 613 the Human and Avimal ium to be se 618 * 7 613 one vialt, 618 URNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING. F Housekeepers supplied wich the above on easy terns, 1 Payments weekly or monthly. KELLY & €O. CORNER TWENTY-FIPTH ST, AND SLXTH'AY, YREAT BARGAINS IN FURNITURE..THE UNDER- FT signed will sell hia entirentock of elegant Parlor, Library, Dining and ma Suits below co buyers should exautine before purch ocTOR © ORRY'S ‘EAT DIORAMA OF IRELAND, AT THE ATHENKUM, BROOKLYN, Crowded Houses; Star Artistes; Spiencid Scenery, Every evening abby Adinission 4) and 00 ceuts, , NEW ORLEANS, Tho season will cnatinense oo Monday, October 1, Partles engaged muat leave New York at latest on Monday, 4. “For information in regard to railroad tickets, pply at 626 Broadway, LEWIS BA EDHAM'S NEW PATEN' » American Insttinte MAGICAL AND AVE the wale of all kin ig Tricks, Magic aratus, Option! [uns y8, and hundre: Rovelti¢s tor hon er ‘Defory seen in the 1 KLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS,—CAR United staves.’ A o and old th W Foraivurey, Bedding, de, {4 g wonders oo ly now Bei ‘They. are t' EALY CUNNT COTTAM, wations of the ae wamers mn periect in t $6 Third a Twenty-eighth etreet, | use of every article: M. HARTZ, 443 Brond: Pricen lower than any other house tn the city, ib canstaeal oie j A large and constantly Inet wood G 4 DENTISTRY _ asing stock of ALN. THUR NE} FXTRACTED Witiol from Creah ana Original reara; boaumbing tg pensar gar administered ; desicns, on hand at the weal Teeth, $1; Set, $10; Plumpers tor bollow checks; METROFOLITAN 08 PRINTING OFFICE, urchused. 9H Nasoau st Bele Par FAY VILLERS, 155 Grand ejrest apar Broadway, ‘Old Herald Building, nL OH, JANE BY IH. (MARIE BREBAG Brit Sener Bilt, PATRE formerly Theatre TELE RUCCESS OF A-GUEAT ACTRESS, SUPERB ACTING, UNIQUE ART. Performance ervry might, Bauirdey Matinee. PROGKAM 08 THIS EK, MOND Es. Oct, os for the me), Le, RYRE. ARLE EBACH AaB JANE PYRE, with whieh be dag wae achieved a Carry 7 brilitans: and pique, interproting by ius of Ohariotte Bronte, giv> ing the most vigorour and splendid expression to her owmy end aroualn, Fopuler enthualeem and critical admiration, Janie BUR re ace Sorprer Otte D Including A Lv) SETA A TURADAY. Poto: any jaat time)... MARY TirUART. ARIK SEE ACT 8 MARY STUART, Her gente of which cha er ian ah Pu OF GENUINE ART, v LZ % TRI MA ENRTA AB ZABETH. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER I Brachyo; NARC eae f LOVE AND INTMOUE (Kabale and Liebe First tire of Sebi ler's renowne:! tr ‘ BAGH AS LO" ISA SILER, Seats can be seour Bchirmer's sausic store, 101 Broade Way, Fourteenth strust theatre, wad 114 Browlway, ait a are hm ADRIENNE LEOOUV- OF THB SUKW (Die Besabutee Wider eee | YW oon's MUSE", GEORGE bd vty ah peaformances dniiy, at Pai bivns COND ANU ast Wig OF TH CMB # reconstructed Cogn Trisk | tatty ne Jed Comia Tri ¥ en bauia but SHUMETY DUMPTY, Jus characters by the EASON INFANT TROUPE, in conjunes tion with natperigr Buriesque ‘Troupe, tu the wew weasae i ravagauza uaad Barkague BarneyAN A wike, MA’ MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND The, amusing Faroe of, A SULT OF TWEEDS, or the MONDAY: Oewover 7) the LYDTA THompsow nue LESQUE ‘vhoure, tn the charming Burlesque Kxtrava- Cryor book open. Seats can be scoured for two weeks im advance, LOBE, cP BROADWAY, Fo PORMERLY NEW YORK GLOBE, | 128 Broadway, formerly New York Theatre, LOBE, | 2p siroadway, formeriy GLOBE, Brow Aas formerly Now ork Theatre: TRIUMPHANT SUCCES! LADIES vax htapeeaar st gc DIES AND Saree a ave yd GENTLEMEN have visited the QLONK i eaigie in one week, and, w ounce the eats one aceord, pronoun Te ry is acd are TH EEN [FE ESE HVE SEEN In Tl crry. HIS: BEST E EN IN Tishs CITY. CHANGE OF PROGRA ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAME! ENTIRE CHANGE OF PI ENTIRI EVERYTHING NEW YT Epi ns jae NAW EVERYTHING W e REW ontop MONDAY, arma aie BNTIRE NEW NTI ENTE NEW Lio ENTIRE. New ri) ENTIRE aEy Ono KNTIRE NEW 01 a euee entitled ‘Other Mr. John Hart, Add \. Maer Barney. Hughey Dougherty, Sheridan & Mack. Mr. McKee, soho Great Vivian, In bow Sketches, Songs, ‘Acts und Dances, Signor Coata’s Grand Ballot, Mile. Betty Rigl, Beuy Rial Mue. Dever le. bans by Mins Salle Maddo: las Juila Bantord | os ear's adtoatehts PeHtorming ions. Caron & ahoastts their Classio ats 4A yore Mise Agees oo othe VERY EVEN WEDNESD: AY AND SATURDAY. MATHVEES, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINBES. NOTICE. MONDAY, Oct. 17-8 NEW ARTISTS WILL ‘A great Novelty in in preparation, with Sa PPREN Rote orm eas MATINEES WEDNESDAY | AND SATURDAY THEATRE COMIQUE. Broadway, Sppenie St Nicholas. BUTLER & GILNORE: f ¥ESSION, orld, amusement resort of the ALL THS BRILLIANT STARS OF TRE Tt forming » galaxy of talent unequalied in the w ‘he dew locas drama foriginal), entitled K BY ft d 13 Three Premieres, Mile-A ota ile. Ventral He. Mazsent, LEW RA art 7 id coe ta - RuEY wire at Porous. comedian. bape ‘ltt, GEORGIE ite 7a AMES Wall WAMBOLD, the at: rt in tl 8) PANKHUNS AND COLLINS. ginal act J. C. STEWe PANKH tn thee on 1o a new repertoire of MISS. ENNIS HUGHES. $0 ARTISTS APrEAR NIGHTLY. 6%; curtain rises at 7%. Box office opem ta wequred alx daya. TA AVENUE THEATRE, Twenty-fourth street, near Broadway. * EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE, ILKIE COLLINS! Panous DRAMATIC ROMANCE, ula NOVELTIES POSTPONED FOR THE PR) MAN, “AND WIFE SATURDAY A D 47 BOWERY. RMAN OPERA. YREISCHUETZ. tm Reserved neats at the box o ONY PAs’ RA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY. ‘The char - ¢ and beautiful Seoetioe actresses and Yocalits THT BART NE SISTERS. MISS LOUISE BARTLNE, tn the new and origlual local extra i TRIES OF T titled Be RUTURN OF T REAT AND ONLY N THE Perea ie Y SE, 1% THL JOHNNY hae THIS FAVORIT iT, Which during the past uve years has enjayed «| degree of Se $ WiTholT PARALLEL Jo. the history estriun entertalnments, Witt or N ag (Hk SBASON, MONDAY, ver 10. MATIN I VEDNESDAY ANU SATURDAY, AT 2, RY NIGHT AT 6. Dovlog 0 Hippotheatron Buildings have « ation, 1 UrHOLSTER re tronpe of unt Dp, CARPETED, KL YMNASTS, ACKOBATS, POSTER-MASTERS, he. avith the beautiful 8! UD OF HORSES AND PONTES. S0c.; children under ten halt pric iiidren under ten, bie. INSTITUTE FAIR.—THE AKO. tuia (Monday) afternoon, at 33g o'cloc MM RENOK’'S LYRIC HALL, 723 SIXTH AVENUE, ja now open (or Bails, Concerts, Weddings, &c., at greatly reduced prices, see In elegauce al! others in the efty. ac. The enti Reserved EMINENT W. MORGAN, will perform on the Or- surpas Lyric flail ‘y-third street, opposite Booth's :heatre, THE “CAPITOL” 13 NOW OPEN, This elogant and commodious a Ait, KeSTAUKANT AND GYMNASIUM Mi ai f Oe ae utkekioR TO ANY IX THE CITY, ES MA‘ Tar RETTRED CHAMHION, attends his private classes daily, from 10 to 12 A. M, ang trom 2 to 4d and 710 9 PL Assistant Instructor, Mr. POOLEY MACE. Fe dm of ts or earite CHAMPION TROPHIES ON VIEW, INCLUDING THE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH BELTS 1H “CAPITOL.” Messrs. JAMES MACE and PHIL. H, BARGRAVE, Propristors, no o THEATS RICAL MANAGERS. A large and constantly increasing stock of UTS, Wood ov’ from fresh and orig! imal yo hand at the designs, o METROPOLITAN, JOB. PRINTING OF FUG, Nassau atree! Herald Buflding, “THEATRES. aE, BLOSOWA RESERVED SEATS FOR hun” atu snd 8 to 10 P.M, Single admiasion of use of skates, 2bc. ; children half price, achers OF profenslondt, singers liaving good volces wil, on certain NHEATRE TIOKET OFFIC BW YORK SKATING ACADEMY, Tilmpton Buliding, corner Ninth afd Stuyvesant streets, PE T THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO— Ou will be paid to such pupils whe reduced rates. Apply © HENKY PE: — POLITICAL. _ LBERT CARDOZO DEMOCRATIC ASSOCTATION,-~ Aw thecitisensot the Fife Senatorial Di own prt ing Bighth, Ninth, ¥ifteen:h and Sixteenth are ear- neatly reaveated to attend a meeting, to be held at Horm Honse, Fourteenth ntrect and Seventh avenue, on Tucaday evening, October Ll, at § o'clock, for the purpose of enr ling theinseires aa members, 3. ISAAC, Presiden A. Pn fi. fe Maxoxvan,§ Seeretarton, {RAND DUC al MOLY | ROOMS TO LET POR JT private ball ties and meetings, om moderate terms, Apply at 45 Wont fhiriecutn sires AROUSEI-~THUE TAMMANY HALA lub of the Fi ath Election disirtot @f the Twen- Ueth ward wil meet al Daefwera, 393 Seventh avenue, thie Glouday) evening, at # P.M, \OADAM, Prasidcot, Adam Dene, Secretary. “oar . 7 2 TH WARD,