The New York Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1870, Page 8

8 ANOTHER ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENON. Nosru 1pame, Mass, Wnson House, Oct, 24, 1870. Yo THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— ‘The twelve days’ wonder concerning the Chinese mhoemakersin this town 1s pretty much over; but we had 4 new wonder this morning, and up to this afternoon have received no explanation of the phenomenon, Everybody heard it, Dut it would seem only a few persons saw it, At ten minutes be- fore seven o'clock two loud and very heavy explo- mons occurred, of about equal force, one Immedi- ately following the other, each of which shook the large house in which we were. It was supposed by some that the nitro-giycerine magazine at this end of the tunnel Was the scene of the ng peeypen and en this failed it was supposed to ‘been at the other end of the tunnel, but Mr. Shandly, one of the contractors, who is here, says there Is not enough uitro-glycerine at that int to make any such explosions. These suppositions were at once put at rest, Soon after eight o'clock we had the statement of a gentleman who saw the whole thin; He says his attention was first called by the appear- ance of a renege light seen through his window, which could not be produced by the sun, He rushed out of doors, and beheld a AO peculiar appearance m the heavens, a8 of anroral clouds approaching each other in a kind of gyrating motion, and when they met the violent explosions followed, which ahook the earth, and in an instant the sI ain perfectly clear, This is about all we know of the phenomenon, We are asked from Pittstield, by tele- graph, tf we heard the reports, and can only answer that we did hear them, but are wholly in the dark a8 to the cause of them, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BroapnuRst~ BARNES.—At Greenville, N. J., on Thursday, October 20, by Rev, #. M. Gray, WILLIAM BroapuuRs?, Jr, to ADELLF, daughter of the late Charles L, Barnes, all of Brooklyn. CHANDLER—PARKER.—At Watcessing, N. J., on Wednesday, October 19, by Kev. H.C, Ms THOMAS D, CHANDLER, of Newark, N. J. and Harte J., only daughter of John 8. rarker, Ping 9 Gria—iest.—On Monday, October 24, by the Rev. Joun Hauptman, James OSWALD GRIM lo ANNUB seen, of Brooklyn, No cards, AYDON—LAWSON.—On Tuesday, October 25, at me Chureh of the Atonement, by Kev. Dr. Stephen H. Tyng, assisted by Rev. William T. Sabine, Win- LIAM GRAYDON to HANNAD C. Lawson, all of this -BLACK.—By Rev. Samuel F. Farmer, HAM, of brooklyn, to ViICTORINE ©., T daughter of Joseph Black, Esq., of Richmond, ANDWEER.—On Tuesday, Octoner A, H. M. Held, HENRY WILSHUSEN to LANDWEHR, cards. Wiss Mary ©. Died. ALLatRe.—- On Monday, October 24, Pagan ELLEN, beloved wile of Charies E, Aidaire, in the dist year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, @t ber late residence, No, 436 West Forty-third street, this (Wednesday) evening, at half-past seven o’clock. The remains will be taken to New Rochelle for interment ‘wenty-seventh yma and Fourth avenne at nine A. ARMSTRONG.—On Monday, October 4, Hors, daughter of Lieutenant W. W. and Annie E. Arm- strong and granddaughter of Alfred Armstrong and the late Captain Martin Thompson. Funeral from the residence of her grandmother, Mrs. Abby Hadfield, 202 Henry street, on Thursday afternoon, at two o’clock. ANDBE.—Ov Tuesday, October 25, CHRISTIAN LUD- wig ANDRE, aged 41 years, ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of lis brother-in-law, Thos. Schultz, 185 Bergen strect, Brooklyn, on this (Wednesday) afternoon, at thre o'clock. on Thursday, Train leaves BakER.—On Saturday, October 22, CHARLES O. Bake, aged 56 years. PAnsoNs.—Al Hempstead, L. I., on Monday, Octo- ber 24, W. B. PARSONS, aged 65 years, 4 months and 15 days. Be@_ey.—On Monday evening, Uctober 24, after a long sickness, CATHERINE BEGLEY, aged 26 years, cember next. city and county of X of New Yo resentative county of United Sout of New = Cember next, The People of rot the Stato of New XOrk, Teprosented in Senate NEW YORK’ HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1870.—TRIPLE SHEET., = peg he 4 aven' ‘ii Weaneata a a ze - . mi ry ts one ocock iraeiat, le me s ae DEMOCRATIC cuTiENs are respectfully invited to a ity roeer T. gtatan ite ANKR,—At Brewsters, N. Y., ou Saturday even- Brepeaa a ing, October 22, ANNA, wife ot Daniel G. Turner, han for Rhee Anguimoany endrae Samet moti daughter of John and Lana A. Mead, ; ty ang yr yy any Pen eotea os ‘nominated to rep- ‘The friends and relatives of the family are ren reve = aes HOOPLY, Chairman. vited to attend the funeral service: the Jour Bro a Methoaint church, Brewsters, this Wednesday) rafter: nooks at one o'clock, ‘Trains leave Harlem Rail- Twenty-sixth strect station, at half-past ten eM. “Gurriages will be in walling at the depot “ee RGB eh Sag eldest son of George ane ee Mary Twadi native of county Roscommoa, _NELBON BOXOR,S | he Dems Alitavce of th nth ward, held ited ‘Third aveaiie, the following coultious were adopt Wileroha the Rochester bryce ag dtatanted John T. collengs the State The faneral Will take placo trom. his late residence, | Hemmer Alien (Benth noe gcracy of the aire tia toe 341 East Twenty-third street, on Thursday afternoon, | the voming contest. gains near tion end Know at two o’clock. ‘The relatives and friends of tho | Nothing ascendancy ; and whereas Jo} Hoffman anil bis tomy are renpeettony’ invited to attend. peigeates Su gas tei nie yt LY eee have given entire meets. Vauguan.--In town of Union, N. J., on Monday, mae reed ‘Oppo nents « roved them: October 24, by being bummed to death, Sanam Dix ihe" Meat ten Tobe. Vavanan, eldest child of W. L. R. Vanghan and i tatina ly ant aimese ns heen beens ats ma rpehand el Alice Vaughan, aged 4 years and 11 months, to the democracy; and whereas, ‘The funeral will ad lace irom the residence of ponicnl os career, ho has been the friend of ine workingnian, the parents, town of Union, N.J., this (Wednesday) |.8nd In bis capacity as Governor bas enforced the eight hour morning, at ten o'clock. : a etn Oe Han Te the Democratio Alliance of the Nine- Ware. —On Sunday, October 23, Resxcca Mene- | enthward, do endorse the State ticket nominated at tho DYTH, only daughter of William Frederick and Mary | said Convention, and that we call on the citizens of the Nines White, aged 8 years and 11 months, teenth ward to rally around the banner of true democracy, Philadelphia papers please copy. and thereby secue a more brilliant victory than we won two EE +96. Lavi. | years ago under the same leaders; and be it further West.—On Tuesday afternoon, October 26, LAvT~ | Ye wed that ween orse A. Oukey Hail for Mayor, and 7 Tan all the eae nominees of the city and county made many Hal JOUN RUSSTL, | MATTHEW ne Moone, PATRICK TORRIGAN, ‘See hos, J HOLY, inunclal Secretary. DANIEL MAHONEY, -Arm Nia A. WEST, wife of Joseph West. Particulars to-morrow. _ POLITICAL. yuncrion NOTICE, STATE OF New Youx, Orvi0n ov tuk BEORETANY OF SeATR, ALUANY, August 1, 1870, TO THE SHERIFF oF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK B1n—Notice is hereby given, that at the ‘General ¥ apeetion to be held jp this State’ ‘on the Tuesday succeeding the firat Renee of Fapremaher next, the following ollicers are ‘0 be i ,e elected, to firat wards desire Colonel John A. Green, railroad con- <X'Governor, In the place of John T. Hoffman. tractor, to represent them inthe Eleventh i 2 Dieutanatt Governor, in the place of Allen C, Beach, Hie is a ‘Tammany democrat. ° Rew Py cotrict. A Comptroliar, in the place of Asber P, Nichols, appointed a _THER OBOW Da by the Governor'in the place of Willian ¥, Allen teslaned. HE GREAT DEMOORATIO MEETING.THE CROWDS US ned tatcnigealoner so tae plage of Sokn D. which dally rally round the store of MALONE & DER- 2 Gace ieotaledenae:tathe wiviwad ted BY, 1.211 Broadway, ive doora from Wood's Museum, to in- wan, appointed by the Governor in the place o Oliver Bas: | spect thelr fue stoc’ of Guns, Pistols and Revolvers. and cn dnee thelr prices so low, rarely ever leave, without purchasing ® ‘An Inspector of State Prisons, In the place of Solomon | seven Kovolver srg, Culley reiaited at wholenata prices Scher ri I whose terms of office will expire on the last day of De- 1,211 Broadway, neat sola ss strevt. “Lost 8. PUE CITIZENS OF THE TWENTIE oe PENTY. A Representative, in the Forty-second Congres of the United States for the Fourth Congressional district, com> "AND FOUND. _ dof, the First ward (nelnding Governor’ ase Recong, Third, Fourth, Firth, Ststh and Eagit wards of ive | FCUND—A GUM OF MONEY IN THE LOWER Pant city and county of New York. of the si , which the owner can have by speciiying X ‘Representative in the Forty-second Congress of the | amouni sce where and when, lost, by lelter addressed United States for the Fifth Congressional district, composed | 0 © OOrER, PEEWITT 17 Burling sti of Seventh, Tenth, nth und Fourteenth wards of the P OST —F ROM 20 0 WEST Say, FOURTH STREAT, A, A 4 Biack and Tan Dog, with coliar engraved ‘Dot Willis.” hoever will return her to the above number will be liberal- ly rewarded, ‘ost- ary NOTE, “FOR #600, DATED NEW 16, 1870, made by G. W. Bebce, payable to order of Cor- nelius Moore six months from di at the Oriental Bank, All ersoow are cautioned not to negotiate #aid note, payment waving been stoppe: L ‘OST—ON THE 20TH INSTANT, A_ BOND “Al AND MORT- 4. yage upon Property in Bergen couaty, N. J., made to A. suitable toward grill bo pela for the same. JAMES PRICE, 260 Hudson street, OST—A BROWN CAT, SMA EAD AN dish on the back, with # leather collar and lock ; had Bieler you be mae by returning her to Mrv. GRELN, 117 rk. in the Forty-second Congress of the United a Bitte for the Sixth Cong ta onal district, composed of the Ninth, Fifteenth and Sty wards of the city and New Yor! resentative tn the Forty-second Congress of the tates for the Seventh Congressional district, com- posed of the Eleventh and Seventeenth wards of thecity and crerenuative’in the Forty-second Con; of the Dads Bleen Tor the Eighth Congressional districs, come ured of the Eishteenth, Twentieth and ‘Tweniy-frat 'warda es Ps city and count ‘ori escstaiiye i, a horty-tecond Congress of ‘the united States for the Ni onal district, com; $f the Twelith ward iducluting andail’s Isiand and island), Nineteenth ward (including Blackwell's Is} ire Acree hie of thecity and county of Now % bi pe Aleo to be elected for oo taa coun ‘Twenty-one members of Assembly. ee ae et fine of Guaries E Loew ‘A County Clerk, in the place aries E. % : Taree Coruners, in the place of Patrick Hi jr UN the soit rac “haloes B. Rolling and Cornelius OST IN TENTH STREET, NEAR THIRD AVENUE, A "All whose terms oi oflice Wil expire on the last day of Do- L Bank Book, No. 823,318. "The finder will please leave it atthe Bowery Bank, and oblige. Bank has been noulied. “YORK, MAY Brewer, Lost YESTERDAY, A WALLET, CONTAINING money, at corner of Spring and Greenwich streets. ‘The finder veil 98 Ninth rewarded by returaing same to ‘The attention of town and city election boards. inspectors ef eiection ana count) respectfully directed to REWARDS. eae oat oo: Leceernth printed, as to thelr dates | ~ RDS. tinder sald aot REWARD.—A GENTLEMAN'S ONYX SEAL RING, 2) engraved with coat of arma; lost probably while owner was on his way to cogery Jat Railroad depot from foot of Wall atreet. reet, New York; or to ACKE, LO REWARD AND NO QUES d. return of Overcoat taken igs stateroom 44, Taree ‘ovidence, Oct. 18, 0. § Bowling Chapter 379, actto provide for the payment of the Canal and General Fund Debt, for which the tolls are pledged by tha conatitn Passed At pril 26, 1870—three-fifths being present. bly. do enact us follows :— SECTION 1. The Commissioners or the Canal Fund are hereby authorized and directed to borrow, on the credit, of toJ. 0. the 8 h sum of money us may be necess: = a the State, fu aot eatinputshing aecavaland generat | @]() REWARD. Lost, | FROM (fs, .MACDOUGAS, fund debt, tor which the tolls are pledged, as provided by street, ou the 24th inst., a Blaok and “Tan Pup, three Sections one, two and three of article seven of the constitu. | months old, weight 42¢ Ibs cropped, and batr part lost tion, ‘The Treasurer is authorized and ‘directed to iasue and | from the effects of the ‘On his return to the above address, or to No. 378 Canal -atreet, the reward will be e paid. REWARD, AND NO ESTIONS ASKED, FOR $20 wake deliver w the said Commissioners, Spe uired by them, le {ered or coupon bonds of this State, hav wing eighteen years Dearing six per cent interest, payal hlo semi-annually, tor ih Dy ear octoRER 4, aan A MERTING OF AMUSEMENTS, | IBLO'S GARDEN. and peat or Yaad @ PALMER a ENOLI cist Ol aa OM PIR ATIO’. arate c. RICHINS BERNARD, MESS & Directress of the () wes Di Mozart's maat MARRIAGE OF Preto Fe A RRTAGE OF oako, r6'a Hochvelt), with @ cast dis ak immense strength of this MAR: ‘abi COMBINATION, Count Almaviv Mr. A, Laurence Figaro. . ©, Camphell Dr. Bi Arthur Howell Basilio rookhousa Bowler Antonio. ‘Mr. E. Seguin Mrs, Zelda Seguin Busapna. | Caroline Ric! hings GRAND OutGinniveNA LL ‘ond .Mr. 8 BEHRENS: TH ‘RSD FRIDAY ROVATORE, EATURDAY | MARINE TS tamed GIRL, SATURDAY NO ADVANC Ly ie PRICES. LOBE, 798 AND 750 BROADWAY. LOBE, Formerly New York theatre. ®. K. & A, BR. SPENCER... nee MATINEE TO-DAY, IN To-D. MATINEE TO-DAY. MATINEE TO-DAY, MATINE®, AT 234. EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, MATINEL, EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK, T Colville’ European Novelties and nil the Star Troupe ab the Matinee, at 2555 Evening, at § o'clock, Mons. D'ATALIE, the Man with the Iron Jaw, Mile. ANGELA, the beautiful Female Samson. Young ZEPHYR, the Intre ropid and Daring Chi. lughey Dougherty, John Hart, Add Ryman, Barney, Chas, Admin and wife. in thelr wondetfal Musket Br Sheridan and Mack, McKee, Collina, Stout, Mien Kein Mina Sutherland, Mile. Rigi, Mile. Devere, Mile. Bertha, M Ballle Maddox. Grand Corpé de Rattet of fifty Ladien Ail appear at the Mutinee to d _Matinee to-day, ut 236; Evenin, oO” MPIC THEATRE, SIXTH MATINEE. 5 Ge L, Ff Ox. ti Nay) BEST PANTOMIME EVER ¥ RODUCED. ake PERFORMANCES. ORmeeres, CHAIRS SECON NF DOLLAR. MATINEE, OWERY THEATRE. Sei seen HIT MISS MARION FISKE, ‘The beautiful — fy the West, ‘and of MR. M. W. FISKE, The beat comedian of the age. LITILE DIC THE BOOTBLACK, OF F NEW Yo YORK. Num by Miss 9 MARION rand M. W. FISKE, with be tanec SEEEL Loe of the Friday evening benelit of Mise MARION FISKE. NEUMATIC TUNNEL UNDER (BROADWAY. L300 Broadway, ¢ corner Warren. Open i 0 to 5, T° TE RAT ROA EAN AORRR ice 2 iBereastng ‘stock of woop Gyrs, from fresh and on onstal deni. hand at METROPOLITAN JOB) a GNTING OF FICE, ust ey ‘old T Hicrald Building. HE “LECTURE SEASO ee ‘RS. DR. WHITE GIVES A FREE PHYSIOLOGICAL lecture to ladies at her rooms, 529 Sixth avenue, to-day, at&P.M. Dr, WHITE lectcres to gentlemen, same place, at 1% P.M. Adm tssion 25 osnts. 3 POST OFFICE NOTIC Dost OFFICE NOTICE. a AMUSEMENTS, 14™ STREET THEATRE, NEAR oe a ina The Direetere s have the honor of holt _ oe bee oy oa fy iy Apmmanes on The Renowned Trageaier ‘Trgecioune, F. W. LANDER, will mate ber re-eutreeon beve “sashes ber former triumphs, LIZABETH, 4 Qu BEN ‘OF ENGLAND, rted by a full and powerful <oimpl selectod trite in ividual and collective excellence. e bale of eats for the first aix nights of Mrs, LANDER'S engagement wili com- mence on Wednesday morning, October ‘it Ge Fp res, 701 Broadway ; the General Theatre Ticket office, 114 Broad: way, and at the Box Oflice of the theatre. Seale of een, weral admission to ali parts of the house, $1; POrchestes ng 1 8; Baloony Box Seats, $2; Dress Circle, reserved 3 Proscentum Boxes, ‘five seats, $12 50; Family Gk BD be RAND OFERA HOUSE, % — Corver avery third street and Bupit avenue, UN, ISHED ENTHUSIASM, FIFTH WEEK at the celebrated Parisian OPEWA HOUFFE TROUPE. ‘Thursday and Batnedey ‘Evenings and Saturday Matinee at 2. Offenhach's chef d’eurr wre A GRANDE DUCHESS UX GRANDE DUCHES LA GRANDE DUCHESSE LA beige ciel Nembinarcu sbeniper ss Prins Brenines dd Satnr- doy Baia E MONTALAND, LAUHANDE DUCHESSE Sicaran reid LEA SILLY, EDNESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, ‘Her ve’s popular Seoyation LE PETY paver LE PenIT FAUST. LE PETIT FAUST. Bis perette, TES BRIGANDSO Beate secured ten cays in advance at the box office, also at Scharmer's, No. 101 Hroaaway, and Erie Rallway ‘Pieket Office, corner Twenty-third atrect and Broadway. per JANAUSCHEK. TL" TIME IN BRooKnyy, caaiil AS. i" MACBET B, A’ THE ‘ACADEMY OF | MUSI | aia AND SATURDAY EVENIN' TANAUscH 2K 1) PHILADELPHIA NE WEEK, — poms “THEATRE, ELEVENTH WEEK. ust TO WITH TIME, MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON ip his world renowned character of RIP VAN IN WINKLE, in Boneicauli’s beautiful legendary drama of that name, EVERY EVENING, and SATURDAY MATINEE at 1% o'elock, . Seats secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, at the theatre or at its branen ticket ofllce, at Ditson & Co.'s sic store, 711 Broadway, US EDWIN’S THEATRE, 720 BROADW. ‘AY. EVERY at O AT e Bare AL MATINEE AT 2, MR. AND MS, TETER WHITE 4 the popular Buri of SONNAMBULA. SPECI IAL NOTICE.—Miss. win, in order to give com- plete effect to the burlesques, has secured the services of the Popular artist MR. HARRY BECKETT, who will make his frst appearance MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER &1, in his inimitable specialty of the WIDOW TWANBEY, In the burlesque of ALLAD! DIN. 7 ALLACK'’S. V Proprietor one d Mane h Res LESTER WALLACK. of Mr. Albeery 8 new garner, entitled which must be withdrer™, re somaequence of numeroua tenn AMUSEMENTS, Sac igiaueasae vee rae [a4 FOURTBENTE qer) 84 or | a ama that m= * Hon vel bs OBER, atu, ( to iN NEXT SATU! ‘OGTO BER, AT 1 O'CLOCK, And the hy iat ure for Boston), EVENING, OOTOBER 1, AT & CHRISTINA NILS-ON will be dasiatod vy MISS ANNIE LOUISE CARY, Contratto: MULE. BAM ARIE speeee. She distinguished Pianist; KR, VIEUXT 103, orang TEMPS. The GRAND OPER. aria under the direction of| Conductor ieehobiauned BOSON adnaldafen i reserved seal . Reais con's ani at 14 aia a and hiaed at all the Nilsson Concerta. clover, Brooklyn Academy. EEBACH'S Poattivniy LAs’ nr S THNEER LN Nawry Je FAREWELL Previous to hor 4 eparvare for New Haven, Hartford and bila FounTEE anit § r Stith THEATRE, THIS WED: ‘t 10 OOK SEI is S PARRWERE M MATINEE. For the art tinue, MALY mE TEX ibaa VENETA LIZA BETH ( y, : MAKIE SE) i aigehlt oe For the Isat tims, ADALEN SEC VREUR, SPIT. LAST NIGHT Bur THREE OF THE REASON. To- MORROW. oun NTH STREET THEAT| REO RROW. TO. MOMNOW Nne UBEDAY) EVENING, OCT, 27, BENEFIT GF MARIE ’ SEEBACH, ‘on which occasion will be repeated for the fourth and last ADRIENNE Dt OUVREUR, inwhich Mme, Seebach is universally cohceded to bave achieved ohe of her greatest triumphs in New York, MARIE 8 CE +. -ADRIEN. MATHILDE V a THE PRINCE! After the play Mine. § a Will “declaim Shiller's cel brated poom, the song of the. ‘pet ‘Die Glocke," and at conelusion will deliver a sort a th FRIDAY, 3S, LAST NIGHT RUT ONE, on whic ocenston will be presevted an iumieasiy aitractive bile 3 request, Seribe’s masterwork, T VALERIE, THE’ BLIND ORPHAN, and from FAUST the ‘wo acts that Inc nde the celebrated, enes. wel, Garden, Prison and Death VALERIE: SEEBAC jBERAOR| ACH, MARGUBRITE AY, SEEBACH'S FAREWEL! aH ‘on which rover will be presented, after oe prepara/ Hon, Sbakspeare's FAMING THE SUK CATHARINE, aS MARIE SEE! BACE THEATRE COMIC UE, 61: Th BROADWAY, OP! ong THE ST. NICHOLAS, * MATINEE. fae Ve MA’ iE. y ATINEE. wale MAS MATINE) THIS: ERNOON, LY-PAST 2 ONGLOCK. IB SPLENDID BILL For THE OCCASION, mit GREAT HARLEQUIN TRICK PANTOMIME, Le a! PANKY, or the LIVELY QUAKER. 1 MILBURN, THE LONDON PERSATION. f GORGEOUS DEMON BA AUGUS: A VENTUROL AND BALLET TROUPE. THE MUTTON TR PLANTATION FESTIVAL, MIN: Ni VOSTER’S BANG SOLOS, Miss ELOISE € NFANT WONDER. ween ARLINGTO: ai uen (eich COES, WANBOLD, t' AND COLLINS IN, , MASS, PAWKHUKS’ THEIR NEGRO SPRG LALTIGR A TROUPE OF PERFORMING DOGS AND MONKEYS. ANTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME IN THE BUENIN Alternoon—-Doors open at 1; commence at 23g, Evening. Doors open at 7; commence ui 7%, ‘OOD'S MUSEUM.—G! GE woop, PROPRIETOR, TWO PERFORMANC DAILY, at 2 and 8 ?’. Second week of the GREAT Si ree oF LU: CROWDED HO! uNge, ALIFIED suuctss ‘of the celebrates LYDIA THOMPSON SURLESQUE TROUPE. LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE. LYDIA BHOMEAOE, ae ro 9 joa TROUPE. IMMENSE HIT 0: THE GREAT MORAL penny NURSEKY RRYMES, ERY EVENING AND § SATURDAY'S MATINEL, in the Spectacuiar Barlesgue Fe car kappa entitled LueLt Owing to the length of the puriesque ft will constitute the evening's entertainment. Parties are requested to be in their a “ prior to the hour of commencement, 8 |ATIN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. The new Burlesque Extravaganza of DH ARDEN, THE SAILOR BOY, and farce of A SIT OF TWEEDS, : ’ The mails for Europe, during the week ending Saturday, daughter of Bridget and the lave Peter Begley. suck amount as may be required id Commissioners, for the Papers in Satchel taken from room 18 Lafayette Oetol ‘t Box plan open. Seats secured two weeks ip advance. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully re- one afore "0 the receipt of the said bonds | Hotel. By returning the papers to Lafayet HO SNER, ead Thursday, at'12'v'clock M., and at all the Poh and of the Praguetion of pmstpigqeen oer epitome ic — quested to attend the funeral, from the residence of | the,ssld Commissioners shall fell the same to the highest Lafayette Hotel, 685 Broadway “lows, viz:-— ‘BLTLE! 51H AVENUE THEATRE. her mother, No. 99 Yandam street, tins (Wedwesday) | proposals fu the nsunt mi arora publ aibtton, upon ape oa pongo - A fd B, 140; Cand D, 11:205 Band Fe 11:05; NEW MUSIO, stint = * APPOINTMENTS, AND A a orci sernnn a NRA er ete roe Na uiternoon, al two o'clock, such notice ag the sald Commissioners, may ‘deem best. The $90 REWARD.—Lost, AT THE JERSEY CITY RAL 104. M FH. Jt P ROL GAST. @ Weat Twenty-fourth street, next to Broadway. Begina at 8. Buiss.—On Tuesday, October 2, Apa STARR BLISS, thas obtained peeeattoma otaaas to pay and ex- road depot, on Toesday, October 25, a a = - == colemanta Gomeay of FIFTY | Y PINES youngest daughter of Alonzo and Oatuerine M. Bliss, Tinguist the canal an fund debts, as they may exist | Ticket from New York to California, R, K., 278, No. 11. MIS CELLANKOUS. ~ JOHN Bi aged'l year, 2 months and 15 days. when this act shall become operative. ticket is worthless to any but the owner, ‘ax every agent on | ~ - =o LiitanReRaaRaeea fam. reparation and will be producea with OMAN AND WIFE, Relatives'ond irieuds are respectfully invited to | , SE. 2 ‘A‘Sinte tax shall be annuaily levied and collected) | the line to San Francisco has been notitied of ita lows, and | QLOTE & JANES, NEW BOuNES APPONTMENTS “AND COstUsEs, AND \ el 8 respt y sullicient to pay the interest on such moneys us shall bebor- | consequently the ticket cannot be used. Apply to KF. A. | \5 Stationers, Printers ani Blank Book Manufacturers, 93 attend the funeral, trom the residence ot her parents, | rowed under this act, and, in Pp ayrep meh bas Bee 7 provide for TER, oT Broadway, New York. | Fulton street. tter CAST oF UNUSUAL * STRENGTH. LAST ‘Niouts id establish a | —~—~ 179 West Fourth street, on Thursday,alternooa, at | an annual contribution suilcient ‘within elghtecn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR ANY INFORMA- medy, THE SERIOUS 1 FAMILY, WILKIE, COLINS? ‘one o'clock. finking fond, which shall pay and discharge ‘ANTED—ABOUT 90 YARDS OF CARPET: PRICE BarrLerr.—Suddenly, at MilJhouse City, Captam ye the prin i of the debt created un La pron sions $3) tion which may lead to the detection of the man V not to exceed $10. Address, for one week, WIDOW, is also in rehearsal. THRILLING Davi Banter, of park Harvest Moon. EK tang Bub cae tbe Legislature hall annually pro; | with bulcher's cart who ran over one of a pair of horses at- | box MMI Herald office. Due notice will be givan of the repetition of ROMANCE a ‘ay, near Duan 7 AUR chee x Nonce of funerai hereatter. 4 or otherwiseto the payment of adie of. the eng Friday, 21st instant, Address box 9 New York Post oilice, si wi Box book open fans 8A. 7 toa P.M. REAL LIFE. S#ilsworth (Me.) papers please copy. URISTOFFERS.—On Monday morning, October 24, at seven o'clock, after a long ilness, ANNIE UfIs- TOPPERS, in the 26th year of her age. Relatives and frienus of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, trom her late re= sidence, 11914 Charles street, this iw eduesday) atter- noon, at one o'clock. CowLEY.—On Tuesday morning, October 25, LEVAN N. Cow ey, in the 56th year of his age. ‘The relatives and {riehds of tne tamily are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 245 Wooster street, ou Thursday after- noon, at one o'clock. CONSTANTINE-—At Low Point, on Sunday, October 23, CARRIE, Qaughter of John and Margaret Constan- tine, aged 10 months. ‘The remains will be conveyed to Greenwood Ceme- tery. Carriages will be in walting at the Hudson River Railroad depot, Weet Twenty-ninth street, on arrival of train at twenty minutes past nive o'clock, this (Wednesday) morning. Cuwrr.—On Tuesday, October 25, THomAS CURTIN, aged 41 years, formerly ‘of Kilorin, county Cork, Lre- Jand. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, from his iate residence, 826 hth street, to St. Bridget’s church, where @ mp requiem mass Will be offered up for the re- of hts sonl, thence to Calvary Cemetery for in- t, on Thursday. »—On Tus his Vather's residenc' A. son of John A, and Elizabeth Currier. Funeral from the John street Methodist Episcopal church, on Thursday aiternoon, at one o'clock. Davipson.—On Monday, October 24, ARCHIBALD Starx, son of Jobn aud Ann Davidson, aged 21 years. ~The friends of the deceased and those of hiis family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at eleven o’clock, from the rest- dence of his parents, No. 171 Dean street, Brooklyn. lay, October 25, at noon, at 144 Fulton street, CnarRLEes ‘The remains will be taken *o Yonkers, N. Y., for im re Maent. DUNN.—Suddenty, on Monday, October 24, Prren DuNs, i the 28th year of his ‘The frieuds und relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother, No, 50 Rose street, this (Wednesday) aiternoon, at Lwo o'clock. PowLeR,—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, October 25, Epmunp F. Fow er, in the 59th year of bis age. The relatives and friends ef the tamily are re- spectfully tnvited to attend the funeral, from his No. 275 Graham street, neat DeKalp avenue, on Th rsday morning, at eleven o'clock. FOWLES.—On Monday, Oct ber 24, after a short Ulness, at St. Vincent’s Hospital, Geonce FowLEs, native of England, aged 30 years. London papers please copy. GRUNLY.—On ‘Taesday, Uctober 25, at Fort Lee, GERTRUDE, widow of Albert G. Grunly and daughter of the late Philip H. Livingston. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to aitend the funeral services, at An- thon Memoria! church, West Forty-eighth strect, on Thursday, at twelve evciock noon, without lurther motice, HULL. — On Sunday, Oc tober Marviile Hull, in the of ner age. Relatives and frien¢ the family are respect- fully invited to attend the fun » from her late residence, 129 Cl ing, at ten o’clo: Newark (N. J.) treet, tik (Wednesday) moru- ers please cop, Hrwrs,—On Tuesday, Octover FRancis HB. Hewes, of Williamsbu Further notice in to-morrow’s pap Hare n ‘Tuesday, October fter a brief Miness, James HARry ate ‘Thomas Har- per, of Phila ‘the faperal will tak m Calvary chapel, East Twenty-third str ur/‘third avenue, on ‘Thursday alternoon, at ox KOGAN.—On Tuesday, 6, FARRELL Ko- GAN, native of Ireland, co: D, im the 71st year of bis ag Tue relative: fully invited residenc nd friends of the family are respect- to attend the funeral, from his late ou Thursday afiere nalf-past on LYNSLAGER.—On Mon BURNAKDUS LYNSLAGER, 45 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fuily invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, East New York, this (W say) after- noon, at two o’clo MoDERMC CATHERINE and Mary Ann and 15 days. The relatives and friends of the family, also of the widow of Bernard Mcvolium, are Inost respectialiy fuvited to atiend the funeral, from her parenvs residence, 112 Barrow street, this (Weduesday) afiernoon, at two o'clock. NAGLE.—-On Tuesday, October aged 23 years. "The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited so atuend the funeral, from St. Micuel’s cbarch, Thirty-second street and Ninth avenue, on October 24, ning, Holand, aged @ native of morning, October 25, z oniy daughter of Patrick ermolt, aged 9 yeurs, 9 months 25, MaRTUN Nach, ‘Thursday, at twelve o’clock. x —On Sunday, October 2°, after a linger- Wiuniam F., only son of Willett and Susan W. Seaman, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend we funeral services, from his tate rest dence, 139 Weet Fourteenth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ae juarter past one o'clock. Snarr.—On Mot October nom at a o'clock, Jsaac S. Suakp, in the d6th year of Relatives and friends are res; exruliy ny invited to attend the faneral, at his late residence, 498 Eighth afternoon, at two o’c) aven' cal gg oe pet . October VATHARINE THOMPSON.—On Sui Xhe funera) will take bjace from the. residence of ‘THOMPSON, aged 34 years. N, widow of | terest on euch debt, or such ‘contribution to the sinking ae aforesaid, the tax bereby directed shull be enforced only the extent which may be necessary and suficient for roy bed id, Poge aforenai’, tne said cana} and general fund debts shall SE , or fully provided for in puryuance of section have been paid, Ri Ol $5 REWARD. STOLEN FROM RIVERSIDE OU (Greenwich), Coun., Thursday night, October ha way Carriage, Harness and a large Bay Mare. Ror For ees ber particulars address J, W. ATWATER, Greenwich, Onn. HELP WAN TED—MAL A. TySTEWART £ CO. WANT INTELLIGENT, WELL + educnted cash and stock boys, who will in time be ad- yaniced to the ition of salesmen. SOs with references, ‘between 8 ands ALM. M. Broadway and lof this the Canal Bourd shal pon. and there- after have full power, from time to time, toa Foqulate and reduce the rates of tolls upon the canals of thi in deem expedient tate, and to pre- REWARD.-LOST OR STOLPN, SATURDAY, October 22, a Clnxter Diamond Pin. ‘the holder will receive the above reward, and no questions asked, by returning jhe H., 115 Broad street, 10 OST, ON TUESDAY A. M,, 2571 instant, between Eleventh sircet and Bowling Green, either in a Kouth Ferry omnibus or on Broudway, a Leather Wallet, containing money and private papers. Tho above reward will be paid for its delivery, with contents, to LEWIS BENJAMIN, 40 Broadway. $2 50 REWARD.—WE WILL PAY THE ABOVE PAR?) reward for the recovery of all yoods, or Bro, portiduately for apy part thereof of the, following dew Hot mark #80 Beaver Collars, We vpicees of Blac et Colored Silks and Molen between Wednaaday and Thur from our store, st 468 roome street, urther reward of $1,000 for the recovery a the fol- owing United States Fiv such manner and to such extent ns they ina; to promote the trade and cummerce of the vent the diversion thereof. And It 4! be the duty of the suid Board to exeroize this aathority tn such way as to eocure fo the canals of this State the greatest practicable amount of tounage and tranaportation ; und the Legislature, in accord~ ance with the requirements of section 3 of the seventh ar- ticle of the conetitution, declares {ts concurrence in such ad- justment and reduction s# the Canal Board may deem ad- vieable in the exercise, from time to time, of the authority hereby vested and conferred Bro.4, This act shall di next eeneral jon to be held iu this Stat next. “The inspectors of election in the different election ett ic intunis Biate. shall provide at caeh poll, on said elec- tion day, a box in the usual form for the reception of the bal- lita hesdin provided; and each and every elector of this | fin in State ‘may present a ballot, on which will be printed or pay at mitted to the people at the in November Written, oF partly printed ad partly written, one of thefol- y Heit corte, Lamely:--“For the uct to create a state dent | Owing United Siaice Tivet nent Oo aa, tise tovprutide fof the pagiment of the ‘canal and general tund | Sis 4is, yuoven from our safe on the ens ay 1200, 8, for the payment of the canal and general fund debts." The | Fonus will he autavly rewarded. FRANK'S BONS. said ballots shall be so tolded ax to conceal the contents of the ‘ballots. and shall be endorsed “Act in relation to the nal and general fund debt orto b After inal.y closing the polis of such election, the toapeninss thereot sual Immediately, und without adjourn ment, proceed to countand canvass the ballots given in re- lation to the proposed act, in the same manner ax they are New Yous, October, 1570, EYES AND EA \ RTHFIC TAL HUMAN EYES,BAUCH & GOUGELMANN formerly with Prof, Bolssonnean, of Paris), makers and by law required to canvass the ballots given for Sed Inserters of the Improved Artificial Human ol Broad- ahd thereupon shall wet down in writing, in words atfull | way. N. B.—These eyes are endorsed by the faculty. length, the he ate votes given For the uct to bs create’ aState debt,” and the whole number of votes given - = “Agal nate debt! create a State debt,” and certify and PLANOFORTES, subscribe the same and eatiee the copies thereof to be inade, ~ - certified and delivered as prescribed by law in respect of the ‘AVE PIANO, $260, worth $500; ns n instalments if desired; 260 West Thir reek. SPLENDID STUCK OF PIANOFORT SEO. 6 The Secretary of State shall, with all convenient | und other first class make, for cash or instalments, at despatch, after this act “tshall receive the approval of the Gov- | ve also pianos te lét and taken in exchange. ernor, cruse the same to be struck off and printed upon slips JOHN C, BARNES, 133 Eighth street, news Broadway. Jn such numbers as shall be suificient to supply the different | ~ officers of this State concerned in notifying or m holding LARGE sTOCK OF T MAKERS, TO elections, or 1n. canvassing the votes, and shall transmit the rent or seli cheap; rent a on purchase, Call h offie MN. M. MERRILL'S, No. § Union square \6o Fourt HBion, Sectionn fur, fe, atx and seven of thin act shal take effect immediately; but sections one, two and three of this act shall take effect when ratitied by the people, as here- | / inbefore provided. eR NEISON, Be ke. canvass of yotes given atan election for Governor. And al} the provisions of law in relation to elections other than for military and town oflicers shail apply to the submiasion to the people herein provided for. t he sold. A ery low prices; STEINWAY tow ei leys, round PIANOFORTE—GREAT BARGAIN shy with every Improvement beeutiful carved 150. tary of State, | i “A MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARV corners, rorewood 74 octave Planotorte, made to order, for $800, only seven months m use, will be sold for #27 also rick Parlor, Chamber aud Dining Furniture at half cont! property of private family, 12 Kast Tenth street, one blo West of Broadway, between University place and Fifth av. LARGE STOCK OF NE! Pianos, beet maivers, to fel atallmenis SHPRIFR'S Ovrior,, 1cr, New Court House, Crry axp County oF New Yorn, d August 6, 1870. I cernty the foregoing to be a true copy of the original fio. tice of election received by mse this day aay from the Secretary of State, MES O'BRIEN, Sheriff of the city and county of New York. Publishers of newspapers will not insert this advertisement uniexs eapecially authorized go to do, See chapter 430, laws of 130. AMES O'BRIEN. Sherif. R ALLY, DEMOCRATS! RALLY! FAOT.-WE ARE SELLING THE BEST PLANOS IN | A. inte tharket forthe. lea money; fully warranted; GRAND DEMONSTRATION | Pianos to rent, DECKER & BROTIEK, 56 bivecker street, On THE | east of Broadway. UNTRERIETED DEMOCRACY BRILLIANT 10 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD si 38 . Pianoforte, in use s! aa EE eee | maker; coat, 3800, tor ail at private residence 113 West Twei A! PIANOFORTE AA impro: \ amar Sixth avenue, | : | fect order j ro MODERN arly new: in per- eplendid tone. Ap- TORCULIGHS. vr TAMMANY HALL AND t PrHURSDAY EVENING, | OTOr ER ‘The democracy are invited to attend the GRAND DEMOCRATIC RALDY, ply at 28 Third street for two days. ar ne MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE, OL UNION SQUARE AND 2\. brated maker, fuliy J, used five monthi TH STREET, 8750, tor $250; Draws From, Tt RO . Chamber, D fone; ‘pi THIRD AVENUE TO UNIVERSITY PLACE, | Shae? Groves etttecath street, near Shak to be held on — ENING, OCTOBER 27, 1 OFFM AN | ATE TICKET, | and niso to the | DEMOCRATIC | COUNTY, CONGRESSIONAL AND ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS, to celebrate onr recent victories and ‘rejolce over the cer- tainty of our coming success. | ue Grand Ward Torebli, Fourteenth street from 'T around Union and be review legs, seven oc! years? guarantee. MEST CLASS SEVEN let; 86 per month; Masical Warerooms, 543 © d makers ; tlve PIANOPORTES TO it purchased, At Tulrty-nerenth BENJAMIN, "2 labeled ROSEWOOD PIANO, ; super is RO, ees, with latest in ass, carved JAMES GORDC ) bear Macdougal IANO WANTED—A GOOD STEINWAY OR CHICK: nah | Fifth’ avenue und Tand WP. M, % Procesatona sill pase th to of | ering; one that has not been muc used, Addvess, stat Governor Hofman, Lieutenant Governor Beach and other | ing price, F. P., box 1118 olfice, i eminent gendemen. | Wy anten: FOR THE WINTER, A FIRST OLASS = grand or square Piano, Sicinway or Chiekering, by a d speakera will OUR, address the | private family: 1 box 5,793 Post office. sfot Indiana, = = sane , ot Ohio, required, given if Addvess F TANO, pe ple, mel warn Hon, HORATIO § Hon. MICHAEL ©, K Hon, ALLEN 6, THE Hon, JOHN P. STOCKTON, of New Jersey, Hoo. SAMUEL J. RANDALL, of Pennsylvama, | SILL W. VOORHEES, of Ind.. MONFIL, of Penns} wania, an per qua } € Open until 9 v. M. } Pupils accommodated with practice, 8% Bleecker wireet, newr Broadway. LADY WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION THE ON Hon. JAMESS. THAYER iat, ie aoe aoe ut idence: fon Sih yer jon. ) OXGORMAN, 0 r quarter: best references given. Address, with c Hon. OSWALD OTTENDORPER, of New York, TEACHER, box 108 Herald ottice, berths aha re) Hon. ALBERT CARDOZO, of New York, Hon. SAMUEL B. GARVIN, of New Yorks AME PAN CO VATORY OF MUSIC, 64 UNION and a host of other eminent orators from our own State | 4k square.—Singing Yor learnina: will speak in the bali and at the main stand ia Walon | t read music, un fer th Profensor Schroeder ‘and Carlo Mora, to cori ence November 1, 13 70, H. J. PETERS, Secretary. AOHER IN PIANO_AND BING- square. ‘Stands for speakers, and also for music and fireworks, will beerected at the statue of Washington and in Fourteenth ALVINA ANLEL, TE from Third avenue to University Oceans ; se’ divch ‘of ahella, bomabe ‘and’ Vatieries will ane mreestt? systeme Galln Cheve, the most easy, 829 Kast Sixth nounee the arrival of each of the twenty-two processions, | Sreet: i ‘The ascension of fire balloons aad army rockets will con- | RYEW STYLES. vn tinue during the progress of the meeting, and the close N Mason & Hawi with improvemes Patented June and August, 1870, Prices reduced this month, | sates to rent, _Warerooms, 598 Broadway. Ee A best ret seein #10 per quarter; use of will be indicated by the grand pyrotechnic displays in Union “dire line of march in Fourteenth street will be bailliantly SMuminated. By order, DOUGLAS TAYLOR, Cbainnan Committee uf Arrangements. wo. ber’ Twreo, Jbasrmap Gener! Vommltteer GENTS WANTED, CITY AND COUNTRY, TO SELL ur Burglar Proof Lock Key; new; perfect barrier 10 i lnrge profite; sells rapidly sample thirty cents, roadway, our thievei GENTS WANTED THROUGHOUT THE UNITED a States, with #5 to $85 capital, to introduce » patentad article used In every family; ‘Now York @ lucrative profit. Ad- dress B., box 502 Post office, New York, YOUNG MAN TO OPEN OYSTERS, AND WAIT on tables; none but{ an experienced haad need apply at 264 2d st, neur av. C. A%% ENTS WANTE! A MONTR)—BY CAN NITTING § Bt, Louis, Mo. THE AMERI- HINE CO., Boston, — or bring undoubted referenc at first moderate, Apply al tween Land 3 P. A. & STEADY MAN WANTED-—TO nae ee mith, Fukdr of Vishnu as tickewellers must bare 8200 wh; good pay. Mone, & MIDDLETON, Grant MHEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY. AND GERMAN OPERA. THE MAGIC FLUETE. WEDN ESDAY,2 Reserved seat sy the box office. _ AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD and BACKUS' glorious SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD and BACKUS' — snccess, SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD and BACKUS? screaming FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. BIRCH. WAMBOLD, BEBNARD and BACKUS’ fun, BRANCIRCO MINSTRELS BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD and BACKUS' Let Me Be. SAN FBANUISCO MINSTRELS, SQUISITE # SINGING. “LET ME BE. “LET ME BE.” Seats secured aix days in advance. OOLEY’S, BROOKLYN, Monday st GORGEOUS 4, and during the week. ANOT EOUS: pl as OPERA. LUCREZIA BO! UNSWORTH and EUGENE in thee Dave Reed in — Come bi gel tywcee Ri Sa Njalatacacterss and Billy Sheppard Proownr, OPERA HOUSR, ‘Junction of Fulton and Fistbush avenues, Seventh week of WELCH. HUGHES & WHITE'S BROOKLYN MINST! First wok of the great Mr ANDREWS. Pastimes on the ei A ane Reception, Hanilet, NE XPERIENCE! .D ADVERTISING AGENT WANTED— JX To take charge of the outdoor business of an advertis- Rit agency, State particulars as to experience. Address N WSPAPERS, box 129 ) Herald fe or WANTED APPLY BY LETTER TO DEMING 20 College place, OY WANTED -ABOUT 16 YEARS OF AG commission house; salary hrst year, $150, [ P FI Herald ollic OY WANTED-IN A STOCK BROKER’ ‘one acquainted with the delivery of ‘Adaress box 4,127 Post oilice. AW REPORTER WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, WITH J” some experience of law and the business of the courts; inust write shorthand, not necessarily perfectly ; one who hes occasionally contributed to the newspapers or magazines | preferred. “Address A. B., box 1,607 New York Poat otiice, ; ie AN WANTED--TO OPEN AND COOK OYSTERS AND wait on tables, Germun preferred. L. NIXON, £4 At 4th aye PP\RAVELLING AGENTS WANTED—IN EVERY STATE in the Union; liberal arrangements made with first class men, BARNABY, MILLARD & CO., 649 Broadwa: A SMART BOY, TO WORK AT THE (TAN W Confectionery business. Apply at 262 rand st, Ww TED-AT NO, 1 BROADWAY, A FIRI {A ANTED--A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS AC- quainted with the fron and stecl trade. Address, MAN. None need apply without good recommendations, stating ¢ qualifications, KOUN, box 2,374 New York Post office. ANTED-A FIRST CLASS BARTENDER; ONE WHO thoronghly understanda his business; none others, nor boys, need apply: must come weil recommended, Ap- ply tod. ©. ¢ eR, ‘49 Bleecker nt. WASTED A PERER COMPE! and wile, to take arge by the Apply a 12 Broadwayy room N TLY ‘5, between land 2 Yeiock P. SALE STURE DOWN TOWN, 14 years of age, who resides with his pa: rands aud assist in the office. Addresd in own ces box 5,555 Yost ofliee, rents, to do er handwriting, with refere WAXTED.A YOUNG MAN TO WATT ON TABLES: A German preferred. Sonth Brooklyn Oyster House, Court st, oppusite Harrison, Brooklyn. ‘WANTED A BOY ACCUSTOMED TO THE WHOLE. VV “sale jeweiry business. Address, in handwriting of applicant, with references, box 4,618 Post oflice. JANTED—A MAN TO TE open oystera; one whi D LUNCH COUNTER AND thoroughly understands his business. _Apply atl 4 0) Broadway, not before 12 o'clock, iW ANTED TO WORK IN A Gi FAMILY os ery store-—An active single young man, must be a cer hy profession, a good salevman, not afrald of work ra Ed have hexceptionable reference. Addresn U ROCER, box 121 Herald office. WATE a GOOD FOREMAN FOR A WHOLE clothing bowse. Address, with undoubted references only, Yost oilice box 6,729. ar of « Vermont | 7 ELLY & EBON MINSTRELS, 806 and ii Broadway. opposite Eleventh strect. HOUSES CROWDED 40 SUFFOCATION | NDREDS TURNED THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE SEASOX, LSON CONCER' LA'ROSE: Dit BAIN FLOUR, THE ONLY LEON AS LIZZETTE, Kelyy as Brown, Purdy as Smith, Surridge, Price, Wilson, Guy, Carter, Corathorn, Fink, Bur- ton, and the entire company in the cast. Come early or you will find STANDING ROOM ONLY. EW YORK CIRCUS, enth street, oppogite Academy of Must ait seeresseeeeDirector EVERY NIGHT AT. MATINEES WEDNDSDAY and SATURDAY AT 2 Grand E ian, Gymnastic and Acrobatic Expositions, Physical Explotis by the Great and only Corps of. Cosmopolitan Artists. All the Great. Riders, Bareback and Somersault ; taoroughly trained and Sagacious Horses, Ponies, Dogs_and Mules, completing a Superb Exhi- tion’ of Equine inteligence, Supreme Excellence in every Appointment, EW AND Gt beGEOUS sega ES, Properties, Rich Paraphervali NEW, STARTLING AND PLEASING "ATTRACTIONS are in active preparation. Dress. circle, 50c, ; children under ten, half price, Reserved seats, 75c.; children under ten, G18 NPY YoRK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, a8 ny (Eatabt ned 1818.) es ie stablishe i) as as | Weare fearfully and 618 og wonderfully made. ay 618 ‘The Beatitien, Wonders and Monatrosities of 618 618 the Human and Animal Creation to be suenat 18 618_one visit, 618 R. DE CORDOVA will dehyer the first of his course of bun apanous Liv EINWAY AL ON THURSDAY ENING, UctoBER a7. ‘Tickets for the course, with reserved seats, may be had at vhe generul theatrical offices and at Steinway Hall. — ee UPON ICE. PROM i NG, ITUTE AMBINON, Second and Third avenues, Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth sts GRAN SANITARY aa Armory of the Taley. weventh Regiment. GR AL CONCE THIS (Weaneeday, 26th inst.) E by the celebrated LIEDERKRANZ SOCIETY. YDIA THOMPSON TROUPEWoOD's MUSEU Choice reserved seata for all places of amusement can be had at Astor House Hook Stand till 6:46 P. M. MULE. Sitssows sons. RING AND AUTUMN” (Swedish song); “Angels Byer ec ag und Fair," ed Scene, from Hamlet; also “Li 3, and, » as sung by Miss Sens ey @il Broadway. Back," Sic. by Arthur Sully DIISON & CO., Music IMMEDIATELY—A TENCE: SOBN TYNER, att Grand st. y TANTED terman. Ve ep tideneriet NO. 123 waiter; one that waderstands his business and can ‘ail between 10 and 12 o'clock. bring good city references. Viorleen ee! INTELLIGENT. LAD FOR J A “MERCAN- tile office; must reside with hs parents, in Brooklyn. Address A. H.R. Brooklyn Branch Herald office, ‘ANTED—IN A DOWN TOWN STATIONERY BUSI- ness, © young and reliable man who fally understan ds the ordering of blank books, lithographing, printing and make out patterns. None but experienced men need &pply. ‘Answer In own handwriting X,¥, box 176 Herald ullce, alating city references. ANTED —AGENTS (820 TE DAY) TO SELL THE ‘celeorated Home Shuttle Sewing Machine, Has the lerfeed, makes the ok stitch” (alike on both sides), and is fully ileensed, The beat, and. cheapest family Sewin Machine in the market. Address JOHNSON, CL, ep mec Pittsburg, Pa.; Chicago, 0. ARK & CO., Tih, or Bt. Louis, $8 Pinar fhid py Sea elas tpl iset! Ld UN. Oe Maman’ adress HONOLD, eraid: ages an also be $200.1 WANTED, A MAN TO TARE CHARGE. OF A Hight business out of the city; salary Cell at No. 6 Murrpy street, basement hae JIG AND CLOG DANO- ‘100 East Houston street, T ANIO, SONG "AND DANCE, taught ing taught by JOHN BOGAN, near Bowery. Fupils fitted tor the stage. Ladies private. NEW HALL, IN THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR A Thi avenne The moat complete of is kind in ihe city ; fitted up for the convenience of lodges, clubs aud soctette: ball room on first door, size 51x75; price per night, with rooms free, $75; the large ball seated for the accommoda- tion of meetings and lectures, For further particulars apply at the ball, 216 East Thirty-fourth atreet To THEATRICAL MANAGERS. A large and constantly Increasing woon "Guns, trom rsh and OF igirgaigns, on hand at the METROFOROS JOB Con RINTING OFFICE, ion Old wer Herald Building. stock of HEATRE TICKET OFFICE 4 BROADWAY. RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. ‘ANTED—A BECOND aan, pre CURTAIN, 35x20 box 208 Heralt orless, Ad TED TEL FULL DRAMATIC COM Wor Rone aigs t YA. D San lor the Houston (Texae) away Lal ROWN, Dramaue sgemb “MAN AND WIFE!" EVERY NIGHT and SATURDAY MATINEE at 1s o'ek o'clock. ‘MAN AND WIPE” will be acted but a few and will be shortly ithtrawa, Tor longer (pouitively i @, revival in briliiant'perfectness of Sardou's last great Paris« fan sensation :-— “FERNANDE, f Due nottce will be given of the frnt, appearance of Mise, AGNES ETHEL and Miss FANNY MOI ANT, and of the production of “THE H ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, ol BOWERY. Reece oa Reserved Seats, 5c. ; GR GLORIOUS UE CAL Bt BURLESQUE lew Songs, popular Music, mae a MATINEE leausy, &c, ar one 1a asm EK Pro! loriey's great Louden Feature a - Wife AND JUDY. eymour, Wild, Kerns, Cummt &e. | A SPLENDID MATINEE PROURA rHOURAU NE GRAND, NATIONAL E XHIBITION, INSTEUTE, peas ly from 9 o'clock A. M. to 10 P. M., in the apactons: builtin etlending. from Puttd to wecond ‘avenue, between Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth streets, Skating resumed this evening on solid fee, elght inchew thick, mate-on the premises by A J Foeesa* LOU sti AN UNEQUALLED DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. The two Allen En: re la ‘be run, without intermission, PRODUCTS OF THE y ‘ARM, THE WORKSHOP AND THE STUDIO. Grent display of rare Plants and choice Fruits and Flowerty, yt each Wedneada: Masic evel evening. nd promenade Concerts on Weis, and Salty. evenings, JARDINE & SONS" ORGAN, BLOWS BY STEAM. MUSIC BY EBEN’S CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA. A catalogue of every article on exhibition for sale ut the door, ADMISSION 50 0 CEN’ TS. G RAND SANITARY FAIR 7, for the benefit of the wounded within the German lina, nd the widows and orphans in Germany, ARMORY ‘OF THE THIRIVSEVENTH REGIMENT on Broadway and Thirty-alxth street, tn 7 ONC! ileal every evening, commenclag ‘at 7:30 o'clock. . SINGING SOCIETIES have volunteered to execute some of their choicest songe. SPLENDID PICTURE GALLER Arelect collection of masterworks, both American and European. Open datly from 2 to 10 o'clock P. M. Admission trom 2 to 7 o'clock 25 cents. ‘Aaraission from 7 to 10 o'clock 50 cents. _ Children 25 cents at all hours. “Acapeny OF MUSIC. GRAND FAIR OF ST. ANN’S CHURCH, PROMENADE CONGERT EVERY EVENING KY THE SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND, ‘This evening the well known and popnlar JOSEP POZNANSKI and CANDIDO BERTI will play a solo duet ou the celebrated Barnes pianos. Printed programmes at the Academy. mneral adraigsion 2c. ission to boxes Bc, extra. MERICAN INSTI’ UTE FAIR. The eminent Organist, 0, W. MORGAN, will per. fom on the Orchestral Organ this (Wednesday) afternoon, clock. aes GRAND CONCERT in the evening, commencing at 73 o'clock. Music by Eben’s Orchestra, ey eats PART 1, March ‘Le Dieu et La inyadere™. Fy W "alta ily Qropattien’” Gs 6. Selection. bk Overture—“Medley”. «Polka de Concert! —"The Wandere hy f ae ine, Women an “GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION, ae 5 -ninth Annual Fair of the RICAN INSTITUTE. Open daily from 9 o'clock A. ML Uo 10 P. Ad In the spacious bandings extendmg from Third to Second avenue, between. Bixty-third and Sixty-fourth streets. SATIN ING UPON ICE, at all hours, by m pombers of the various shating clubs of Kew York and nel cities. AND INGENIOUS INVENTION AN UNEQUALLED DISPLAY OF PHOTOGRAPHS. ecibe tne Allen Engines will bo run, wiyhout tatermssion, 1. . unt pucrs ae HEMENTS OF HUSBANDEY, PRODUC ; THE WORKSHOP AND THE STUDIO, Great display of rare Plants and choice Fruits and Flowers, Pro de “TARDINE BY STEAM. rev cE AESONS! ‘ORGAN, BLOWN BEN’S ,LEBRATED ORUHEST! eeseee ie Gcevery arfele on exhibition for sale at the mt __ ADMISSION 00 CENTS. D* KAEN'S MUSED: roadway OPPOSITE ASTOR PLACE. Noone should visit New York without, passin Dr, KAHN'S Magnificent Musoum, the most rt Meee he ADMISSION FIFTY. CENTS. an hour at ‘active and 0 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, rare and coustently Woop curs, shinscad arse: from fresh and original METROPOLITAN oe aya and ie OFFICE, a streaky Old Herald Building,