The New York Herald Newspaper, November 17, 1870, Page 9

v ix ‘ | "THE THREATENED REPUBLICAN BREAK. General Interviowed by Senator Wil. ‘sou Wins President Thinks of the New eaipeeton 15) correspondence of the Phila- pret acs had a long in. mt to-day on the i political adiairs andthe future ot the by. In the course of the conversation @ ‘new pi movement of the e up. ‘President, {¢ Ie sata, attach much ‘soem, importance to the the Zribune, For ye Bes, he satd, that ie: to all intents and purposes, wet 0) lien, its coming out formal), he Bion id ao id in tavor of a. 100) it prise him. He tor ery igh Bome time past, and ‘was glad it had conc sail under its true Since japer came under its present sought by every meang to de- ment it ens publican mre of ihe Northwest, e not believe it ad much influence in repub- ican circies, and one of the strongest evidences of was the defeat of Hon, John Wentworth for 38 at the recent ciection, Wentworth was iting republican candidate, and was supported against tie rea regular noml- jas electod, “ident informed ie had een disap. nsidered it jointed in some States, he Phat on the hole ue t elections had resulted satisfactorily lo the rept us. He did not think there was y thing to cause alarm for the future, The peopie id not be successiully drawn aside from the tenance of the great principles of the republl- party. at they Want, in bis opinion, is the payment of ublic debt, the reduction of expen- tures, reduction Of tuxesand an eco..omical a istration ef tho government, The party that re- fuses to be drawn away by side issues and that uraues the policy hore indicated will, in the opin- jon of ue President, eiect its candidate in 1872. \. & Summer Organ on the Pendlug Troubles. YFrom the Boston Advertiser (republican)—Sena- tor Sumner’s organ—Nov. 16. \,, Zhe article on the reorganization of par- tics, copied from the Chicago Zribune, may bo taken a8 a formal notice ef intention fio witidraw from the frm with its share ef pre capital, The firin, or what there is left of it, will niinue to oo business at the old stand a while longw. We imagine that a few of the gentlemen aimed in the notice, not to speak of the ambiguous Jet&c.,” *&e.,?" will consider further before goin, ‘wr, If they decide to go out, before taking stock fn the new Venture, Cari Schurz and Gratz Brown, to be ure, Rave been speculating in Missouri on their own account with such success that there is small rer oi their comiag back. David A. Wells also ‘out, ppears to be well provieed for. Wendell Phillips out on @ voyage of discovery, and nobody ‘nows at what poit ee may come in, But fanc. eecher and Garris ‘harles Sumner and Frei Douglass, going over to ‘Tammany some pleasant tay between this time and the next Democratic ‘ational Cenvention, aud, after a conference with ere cile:s of that wigwain, offering to join forces on | ondition that they siuouid not be hel “responsible jor the past errors of the democratic party on the lavery question!’ Or tnagine Lyman Trambull, rwhom the disorgani-ers have had even greater shopes of carrying with them over te the democracy fla the next Congress, stopping on his way to Wash- agton to Lg the tering of an alliance with Mr. “weed, Mr. Tweed, calling to mind ‘rambuil'’s Speech at Chicago a few days ago, would prowably eay:—“You have a good many absurd notions about fkeeping up the public credit and reforming the civil orvice Wiich are are catirely out of our line; but uf “~ ou can stand the alilance we can,” ‘The Chicago frivune has a large and well merited Influence, but 1t has very little comprehension of the Ptrength of politiex! attachments wien they are nce formed, ef the dependence of a great system of beneficent WS peta Which ts still on tial, upoo ne sontinued repubiican ascendancy, or of the alter- ative which must be accepted In the event that its esertion and the desertion of its friends accom. lished the defeat of tut organization. * * * If ihe plan here indicated of uniting the free trade re- ublican and democra'ic members of the next House vere ailenipted, and they were strong enoagh to eontrol the organization, the question would come | = @ direct issue before the country sooner than has een expected. But it will not be attempted; rst, because there 1s not a shadow if evidence in he [ate elections or in the general discussions oi the ‘ubject to Indicate that such a combination en tat issue would be susiained by the country, and the {veteran iree traders are too Wise tu allow the new wonverts in the heat of thelr young zeal to imperil everything by rusiing iu teo soon; and second, be- scause, with a large portion of the democratic party, fuithough adhering to free trade, 1t is dominated by passionate and overruling purpose to degrade the ational credit by vieluiing the pational obit ations, ‘and Co reverse some Of ile most solemn ‘and binding decisions of the war. The evidences of this spirit jamong them are too abundant and too recent to be ——- long encugi to patch up a combination ith republicans, if for nothing more than the con- rol of tne House of Kepreseniatives, however much Rhey mish desire to use their power by the fret in- Parades which caine to hand, The Conspiracy of Free Traders. rom the Aibany eed ee State organ— OV, 18. \. The Chica ‘Foservediy declares in favor of @ full coalition be- {tween the so-called revenue reformers and the de Bnocracy. Its declaration scarcely deserves even Anis representation. The mask it has heretofore fworn has been so fragile and transparent that it has lecetved nobody. n casting aside the meagre Bireds with which it has pretended to conceal its waked perflay it discloses no new purpose, but only ‘avows*it the more boidiy. The Zribune fully endorses the scheme pro- ounded in the New York Post of a unlon between i venue reformers” and the democracy in the ation of the Honse and in ail political opera~ This means, if it could be carried out, no- ‘ning less than the swallowing up of the “reform- ‘ers’ in (he democratic party. It is a direct thrust wat the vitality of the republican organization. In- ‘deod, the 7rivune says the time has come for the re- ‘organization of paitics and that the only livin: fis is the question of free trade and the tari, fhe Tribune ts a parusan of free trade, and drifts, ¥ the Irresistible force of its fatve logic, inte co- yoperation with the democratic party. irom the Readily sleet high tariff repub- ‘ can—Nov, 15.) The leading editorial of the Chicago Zribune has Jaterest as the first undisgulsed eanibit of the pur- oses of the free traders within the repubilcan anks, The Zribunc’s meaning is that its faction Swant free tride anyhow; through tue republican arty if possivie, tic mocratic if convenient, or new organization if needs be. The object 13 to ybreak up the repubiicen party and to promote the Muteresis of @ vistonary scheme. We have depre- wated division of the party upon this subject for the present as entirely out of place, aud now con- ‘sider that the ehie! eifect of this movement will be Xo wisettie industries, lover wages and depreciate fthe public credit, Sul, if the tariff 18 mace the is ‘eue upon which part! ie to engage their forces anict. nts ia their power to Denelit community, and policy t:at will give the greatest good to to wleatest number, ‘ ss QONTS. Ge The Washington \Evening Telegra) yernor Curtin. prrespondent of the Philadelphia fays:—-It has been strongiy ‘urged by many ea t% and sagacious republican Jeaders that Governor Curtin should be recalled at ence and placed in the Cabinet; but I feel warranted dn saying that Curtin would perempiorily dechne a Cabinet portfolio. tie never preseatod ‘himself ! Buch an appointment sud now he would not accep at. His preseut position is not tn accordanee with this tastes, but Wicu be returns It will be to accept Aho sincete plaudiis of (he people and not to seck jouicial lavorg. reiaxvy Creswell, {from the Pitiade!phia Inquirer—republican.) The admirer of “our republican institutions” wilt probably have his far i thoge institutions shaken rather rudely on learning that Secretary Creswell ‘vill, in deference to the political situation, “have to | afternoon, et one o'clock, feo retired.” His Slate, ina certain election to be old about two years from now, will, itis pretty clear, give aN Opposition majority. What the coun- Ary has to do with that fact we are not mformed. fThe question of retiring Mr. Creswell, tno rofound admirer of “our republican ®utions,” will be likely to say, will depend entirely upon whether or not he has conducted Rho postal affairs of the country with intel. Bigence, 4 and economy, Tne tacts are, how- ver, fatal to the profound admirer. Intelligence, jonesty and econoliy have no reference whatever Othe matter, We adrit poy. ougat to have, but Rhey have net. The question is apparentiy already etermined, but upon other grounds—viz., those of litical expediency. it would be all very well if e could have @ Ommaney Wreswell, and, at the same time, eral able as Mr, secure the vote of fis State for the desired Presidential candidate; | as we cannot do both, 1 makes no digerence as uit, fe how the postal artatrs of the country are con: duoted—the State vote must be bad. We might use Very strong language about the forced reriting of Becretary Creswell; but is there auy use? Every wog has his day, and tis 14 the day of polttical | lanagers. After a wl) & for theirs. FUTURE le, probably, the people will or TAD v SORACY. Tho Country Programme for the Democratic Future=Hoffanin for Feesident-=tweed for Governor. TWrom the Binghamton (N. ¥.) Democrat, Nov. 14 J \ The State elections held on Tuesilay last prove a good many things. They prove that President Grant's folly ts fast killing the prestige of the repub- Ucan party. They prove that the democrats are rapidly regaining political power, Tuey prove that the “war against greenbacks,’ preached bs I Gnd believod by every oid asain W acting ‘omnes Popular with the peopic. ‘they prove iat dvmocrata Tribune throws of the mask and un- | The question ts, alter | 18 people willsupport that | Inste | j NEW YORK HERALD, THURSUAY, NOVEMBUK LAT diet foun 1 "oliaad present Ta Wute WeSaj Hoffman, rho because the man wi usand he Empire State by forty thor rity over President ore senator Conkling an cig New EE ap I nt ¢e1 in, - Jarit power, wich the Democrats National Conventien cannot afford to al rd. Governor Hor , We think, will be nominal by acclama- With Hoffman ruaning for President tn 1872, Sena- tor'Iweed, “Hoss” Tweed, “Big Six'’ becomes the democratic candidate for Governor, In spite of pe abuse of republican editors we expect to seo ‘weed elected Governor in 1872 b. Hoffman atrong with the pco- is large-brained, progressive; does not 4 the world ho ner that it will be during the next two centuries. Ho ts in favor of enlarged canals and ne tolls using them. He ts in favor of extending Stato and county aid to pro- peru located railroads. He differs from Governor lofman on this ay and cloes not believe that it 1s ruinous to a Btate to 80 spend a million of dol- lars on rallroads asto add twenty-five iniluons to the taxable value of that State. Where ‘Tweed differs from Hoffman 1s where Tweed adds to his popularity, Tweed is a common sense Man with common scise ideas. He will take e the Executive Uhamber a greater amount of prac- ical, every-day knewledge than was ever yet found in the Governor's chair. We expect to sed William ene elected Governor in 1872 by 60,000 ma- saeletorecctetc eens eh DEPARTURE OF UNITED STATES CoNsUL ADAMSON FROM HONOLULY.—Some mention of tho duitlenity between Mr. Thomas Adamson, Jr., United States Consul at Honolulu, aud Oominodore Traxton, hag already been made'in these columns, It appears that Consul Ereayts had not been officially noti- flea by the United States Minister of the death of the Queen Dowager, and, as her death had been er- roneously reported once before, and at this time all other Consuis had been notifled’ of the death of the Queen, Mr. Adamson thought it best to let the re- Sponsibility remain with the Minister, as it was apparent that he, the Consul, could not have oficial Knowledge of what had happened. Commodore Truxton landed a file of marines, for which he has been suspended and reprimanded, we have already been informed. How the American residents at the islands ard this affair may be Judged by the fact that Mr. Adamson, when he lefi, was presented with a costly cane by his fellow-citizens and an ele- au Bible by the Protestant clergymen of Honolu' t asurprise party, at which these gifts were pre. sented, Professor Alexander, of the Punahoa Col- lege, made the presentation speech.—Alia Calor. nla, Nov. 8. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. BUCKLEY—FowrEr.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, November 15, at the First Reformed Duich church, by the Rey. Martin V. Schoonmaker, assisted by the Rev. Joseph Kimball, D. D., WiLtiam T. BUCKLEY to FREDERIOA Rayva, daughter of William (©, Fowler, ali of that city, HALLOCR—PRowN.—On Wednesday, October 26, by the Rev. CG. Sawyer, WiLLiam KR, HALLUCK, of Chappaqua, to JENNIE, daughter ef Charles Brown, of Ledford, N. Y. Hawrnor: AMELUNG.—On Tuesday afterncon, November 15, at the Chureh of the New Jerusaien, Thirty-titn street, by the Rey, Chauncey es, JULIAN HAWTHORNE to MARY ALBERTINA AMBLUNG, one Gaughter of J. A. Amelung, Esq., both of this city. SNownon—Smpson.—In Brooklyn, N. Y., on Tues- day, November 15, py the Rev. Francis Vinton, DD, WILLTAM SNowpon, of Philadelphia, to LOvISA, daughter of the lato ‘Thomas Simpson, of Philadelphia. WESTERVELT—Baker.—On Tuesday, November 8, at Harlem, New York, by the Kev. J. ©. Washburn, Mr. BENJAMIN WESTERVELT, Jr., to Miss Hatrit J. Baxes, both of Forduam, Westchester county, N. Y. Eirth, Ropertson.tn the city of New York, on Friday, November 11, the wife of Charies J. Rovertson, of a son. Californla papers please copy. Died. Carrors.—On Wednesday, November 16, Janz Frances, eldest daughter of Thomas and Margaret Carroll, aged 3 years, 9 months and 10 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, 170 Madison street, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, Canry.—Alt No. 20 Second street, Williamsburg, JouNn Cary, in the 76th year of his age. Funeral services at the above number on Friday evening, at eight o’cleck. Ilia remains will be taken to Pawling, Dutchess county, for interment, on Saturday, by the half-past seven A. M. train frem Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue, Hariem Railroad, Services also at Pawling on arrival of train, Relatives and friends are invited to attend. CLARKSON.—On Tuesday, November 16, EUGENE LIVINGSTON, Infant sen of Robert L. Clarkson. CoLz.—On Wednesday morning, November 16, Wing T., only gon of William A. and Mary BE. Cole, @ged 17 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are re- quested to attend the funeral, from the residence of } his grandfather, Samuel Wilcox, 62 West Forty- eighth street, on Saturday morning, at eleven o'clock. Remains will be taken to Greenwood. Connenry.—On Tues November 15, after a lingering illness, Jonmn RY, Aged 36 years. His friends ana those of his brother, Bernard, and brother-in-law, Antbony and P, McGautey, also his cousins, Wililam and Thomas Sanderson, are re- spectfuily mvited te attend the funeral, Irom the residence of his brother, 233 avenue C, this (Thurs- day) afternoon, at one o'clock. CORNWELL,—On Monday evening, November 14, Abby, relict of the lato Richard 8. Cornwell, in the | Feth year of her age. ‘Tne relatives and friends of the family. and those of her son, Daniel, and her sons-tn-law, William H, Stodart and James F. Buil, are respectfully invited toettend the funeral, from her late residence, 327 East Nineteenth street, this (Thursday) morning, at ten o’clock. Ihe remains will be taken to Rye for interment. CRAWLEY.—On Tuesday, November 15, Aw! CRAWLEY, the beloved wife of Matthew Crawley, in the 58th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 609 East Fourteenth street, this (Thurs- | day) afternoon, at two o'clock, Daran.—On Wednesday morning, Nove »ber 16, | of consumption, THOMAS F. DARAN, In the 28th year of his age. ‘The reiatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, from his late real- dence, 273 Bast Fourth street, on Friday afiernoon, at two o'clock. DopGK.—On Tuesday, November 15, Grace Git- LEItTE, Wife of Norman W. Dodge and daughter of Rey. Dr. A. D. Gilletto, in the 224 year of her age. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of her father-in- law, Wm. EF. Dodge, 225 Madison avenue, on Friday morning, at ten o’clock. FELLOWEs.—At New Haven, Con November 15, 8. Wistar FeLtown: Funeral services at the house of Fellowes Trox Fiek, on Tuesday, weil 30 years, is father, R. 8. this day (Thursday), at twelve o'clock. aged 2 years, § months and 7 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- folly invited Co att nd the funeral, this (Thursday) clock, from the residence of his 9 Kighth avenue, n Thursday, November 8, at the resi- iher, Finglass, county Dubiin, Ive. wot Udward H. Fickel!, of New y regretted by her corrowing friends, the dead who dite in the Lord, sn Brooklyn, on Mouday, . after a long and severe iliness, Jou CHREST, in the » year of his age, rhe relatives and friends Of the famity are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral,’ from his lute residence, 149 (new No.) Elliott place, tis (Thursday) afvernoon, at two o'clock. HANDREN.—On Tuesday, November 15, Prank W, TIANDREN, only son of Joi W. ana aged 9 years, 1 month and 5 days, ‘The funeral will ta noon, at to o'clock, from the residence of his pa- rei ts, 163 Henderson ‘street, Jersey Cit; » Fries e vited to attend. Zod pls Hawxnursr.—On Tuesday, November 15, JANE, wiie of Charles Hawxhurst, aged 68 years, ‘Nhe relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- fully Invited to attend the funeral, tls (Thursday) : lock, from her late residence, 257 Ninth avenae. The rematus wilt be taken to New Jersey for Interment, Manry.—In tals city, on Wednesday morn! November 16, of consutption, Epxuso 8, 1 {ouneest son of the late S. Z. Heury, M, asternoon, at No. 3 land, Mary, wido: York, 4 ovember W. Gin- Ing, ‘RY, D., of Troy, Notice of fimeral in to-morrow's paper, Troy papers please copy. Meskeru.—At his residence In Farmingdale, on Wednesday, November 16, Win formerly of New York. See Friday's paperae HInrsox.—On Tuesday, November 15, ArMIRA M., Wife of Tuomas Hillson, Jr, in the 80th year of her age, ‘The relattyes and friends of the family are respect- fally mvited to aitend the funeral, from the rest- dence of her fath Andrew J. Odell, No. 288 Ki Sixtieth street, on F , at one o'clock, Hivauss.—On » Novornber 15, Winurast HuGHES, 0 native of the parish of Ardagh, county Longiord, Tretand, The funeral will take place this day (Thur: from No, 200 Van Buren sireet, Br then ‘latbush, *] On Wednesday, November 16, TeRUSTA, Widow of James W. Jennings, In the Tein year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully fuvited to attend the funeral, fron Her late residence, No, 302 Wost Tweilth streot, second door cast of Highth avenne, on Priday afternoon, at one o'clock, a 1c ovember 15, Ciianins Bu na Caroline N. Jewett, aged ond friends of the family are tn- vited fo attend the cos, ALINE residence of parenis, No, second strect, this (Tharsday) afternoon, ai three o'clock. KINGstky. On ‘Tuesday, November 15, Harnrer, relict of Williata Kingsley, in the 76th year of her Nod, IAM HESKEDH, day), oklyn, W. D.; 11g young friends age. ‘Relatives and friends of the family ave respectful. Jy invited toattend the funeral, trom tho Old Ladies! Home, Forty-second street, near Fighth aveuue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at oue o'el LAvaie.—Al the Hine for Lacarable . West Farms, ‘On Wednesday, November 16, Joun H. | Kate Handren, | KE place this (Thursday) after- | on Wednesday, November 16, Kowanp LAUB™, & native of yams Pa., aged 50 years, hissed Funeral on morning, at half en o'clock, at West Furs, . ts evICK.—On Wednesday, November 16, after a short illness, JonN, son of Nicholas and Susan Levick, aged 3 years. 1 month and 28 daya. ‘Tho funeral will take 4 this (Thursday) after. BOON, at two o'clock, from the residence of B13 Parents, 215 South Eighth street, Jersey Clty. Locxwoop.—suddenly, nm Tuesday, November 15, GroraE Lockwoop, in the goth yea nis The funeral will take place from his late residence, New Rochelle, Westchester county, N. Y., on Friday, Srayere at the house at one o'clock, and service at i New Rochelte, at halespase ne 2 in attendance at the de- Pot on arrivat of ti © 11:30 New Haven train. MASELI08.—On Wednesday, November 16, MARIA H, Maseivs, aged 37 years, 4 months and 2} days. The friends and relatives are respectiully Invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence of her brother-in-law, No. 136 Seventh ‘street, this (Thurs- aay) Arse, ae ‘one o'clock, |ONSON,—. torla, on Tuesday, Nov MARCENA Monson,’ by oot ob ‘Tho relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services, at Dr. Adams’ church, corner Madison avenue and Twenty-fourth street, on Friday morning, at half-past ten ofciock, MACFARLAN,—On Tuesday, November 15, at Kid- der’s Ferry, Cayuga Lake, SARAH A. MACFARLAN, Relutives and friends 'are invited to aviend the funeral services, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one O’clook, at the residence of hor brother-in-law, John }. Hall, No, 36 East ‘Tenth street. McGRatu.—On Wednesday, November 16, Man- GARRT ALLEN, beloved wile of Jolin McGrath, No. 874 East Tenth street. Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s paper. NESTELL.—In Brooklyn, on Tues ay afternoon, November 15, Miss Hertie M. NesvELL, aged 21 years, 2 months and 27 days, Funeral services will be held in the York street Methodist Episcopal church, corner of Gold Ge on Friday atternoon, at one o'clock. ‘The friends ba Saaily are iaviied te Saas fontgomery county (N. Y.) papers please copy. Owxn.—In West Point, N. ey unday, Novem- he oncaes W. OWEN, aged 26 years, 9 months O’BRIEN.—On Tnesday, November 15, ParRic kK O'Brrey, in the 234 year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect: fully invited to attend the funeral, from the re dence of his mother, No.¥225 Seventh avenue, this (Thursday) atternoen, at two o'clock. Dublin papers please cosy. Perers.—On Wednesiay, November 16, Oarima- RINE Peers, widow of Jeremiah Peters, Notice of funeral in Friday’s paper, PRrOR.—On Tuesday, November 15, CATHARINE, a beloved daughter of John and Ann Pryor, aged 3 years, The funeral will take place this (Thursday) morn- ing, from the residence of her brother, No. 6 Christo- plier street, at hali-past nine o’clock, to St. Bridget’s churoh, corner of avenue B and Eighth street, where a& so emn reguiem mass will be offered for tne repose of her seul, at ten o'clock; from thence to Calvary Cemetery, The relatives and fricnds, and those of her broth rs, Owen and Jauies Pryor, are respect- fully invited. ScALES.—On Wednesday, November 16, GuoncE ScaLes, aged 20 years and 6 months, ‘The relatives and fr.ends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from hs mother's residence, No, 9 Monroe street, on Friday afternoon, at WO O'CLOCK. On Tuesday, November 15, after a ln- WILLIAM ScoRste, in the Soth year of ig ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tnursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from Westminster church, Twenty-second street, between Sixt and Seveath avenues, without further notice, TUNBRIDGE.—In Utica, on Wednesday, November 16, Hartiz V., youngest daughter of John ‘fun brigge and sister of Mrs. B. TY. Jessup. WEEKS.—At Bay, L. L, on Wednesday, November 16, Ep’ EEKS, In the 69th yoar of his age. Notice of the fimerat will be given hereafter, Wuirr.—On Tuesday, November 16, alter a long and painful ilucss, Many EK. Wurrs, widow of George W. White. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her Inte residence, 224 Ciinion street, Brooklyn, om Friday aiternoon, at two o'clock. WoLre.—At Dresden, Saxony, on Wednesday, Oc- tober 26, ALBERT, son of Jolin and Anzonetta b. Wolfe, of this city, in the 20th year of his age. The funeral will take place from Grace church, Broadway, on Saturday moraing, at ten o'clock, EA 2 i L, MATHEMATICAL, packer, honor graduate of foreign loyment gy tutor of teacher; city re: mmouiula, Address TUT D'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1% BOW- and evening instruction. Bookkeeping, ery-—Da Witting, Aritimetic, Froucly, German, Spanish, Shorthand, Drawin partmen matics and English Branches, "Ladies De: graphy taught by an experienced operator. T THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE, opposite Cooper Institute.—Bookkeeping, Writin, Telegraphy, Languages, English, Latin, Shorthand, Bpaut French, German. Frivate lessons; classes forming. andevening. Ladies’ department. AX ARTIST, WHO THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS the subject deswes to. give painting or drawing lessona fo cla-ses, schools or private pupils; terms moderate, Ad- ¥.L., Herald odice, LADY GIVES 11 branches day or graph coloring; wax tlows TLACUER, 150 6th ay, A GERMAN LADY, Wil0, HAS TAUGHT HuR 2X, language succexsfully after a new conversational tr mor ONS IN THE ENGLISH rawing, painting, photo- algo taught, Call oF addres ody #0 28 to converse, write and read after a few Wil give Jessous during the day or eveuing at 83 per month, to Jadies and children only; highcet references. Address ONIDA, Herald ofiice, LADY, EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING, AS DAILY or visiting governess; teaches the solld branches; drawing, painting, German and French; references given, Adaress'U, A. C., box 117 Herald office, LADY WILL TAKE A FEW PUPILS TO LEARN to write their thoughts by the shortest method; also correspondence answered. Mme, LA GRANGE, 90 Sixth avenue, GIRL, 15 YEARS OF AGE, WANTS TO ENTER A AA. Protestant school. where she will be boarded, schooled aod taught plain sewing. Address, stating terms, which must be inodi S.J, 8. box 141 Herald oflice. § NURSERY GOVERNESS,—A YOUNG LADY, KDU- cated in London and recently returned to Ameri ged 17; English, French and music taught. For terns, apply to Mizs PAGE, Mannitto Hill, Hicksville, L. I. LEGRAPHY; LEARN TO TELEGRAPH FOR ‘and take a position that wiil pay @100 a month, 73 College, £0 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper and evening, IN FRENCIE DE | \ i | \ pa wy tombs Institute; day BY AN. EXPERIENCED box 110 Heraid ofiice. NEAR | MACDOUGAL an, ‘capable of giving inatracl an Have Board and Koom at rea. d, r6 P.M. r ESSONS 108 in the G NTON PLA CLT street.—A youn nin langugs sonable fgures; references exchange GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WAN’ y Apartments for light i must be reasonable. Add oftee, WANTED ponsible tenant; locality ayennes and Fourteenth and 4 42,009 per anim, FOR THE ping; down for two days us , BY n Lexington and fourth streets; at Address, with tu partle- TANTED—A HOU: Y “nished, on the west F Lue o and 100 CHILD, IM ALL THE CON- pie locality, not above Address, with par- KD—A SMALL HOUSE OR COTTAGE, LO- cated below Ninety-secoud atrect, be ween Sixth and anes; rent not over g009. Address &. K,, station = ISHED ROOMS, SUITABLE en Fourteouth and Forticth streets and Third and Sixth avenues; price not over #40. Address C., Herald office. | WAxtmp-Br A Pr | Room, with steam Hera:d ontice! VER OF MEATS, & power). Adureas W/, b. anitee, WANSTED—BY A LADY AND DAUGHTER, A HAND- somely furnished Parior and Bedroom, on frst or second tloor, between Fourteonth and ‘thirty-fourth streets ond Fourth and Sixth avenues; eversthing Included, not to exceed #40 per week ; unexceptionable references givan and required, Address, stating particulars, box 1) South Orange Pont ottice, N. J. TANTED—BY A MARRIED COUPLE, A COSEY Sitting Room, Bedroom and small Kitchen adjoining, | furnished for housekeeping. | Address, ail particulars, terms, &c,, immediately, 0 COMPORT, box 121 Herald oft "WARTED-BY A YOUNG COUPLE, ONE OR TWO furnished Rooms, suitable for light housekeeping; Must be helow Fourteenth street, and terms not to exceed 7 per week. Addross T. A. C. id oftice. WANEED-BY TWO GENTLEMEN, A NICELY FUR- nishoa Parlor and two Bedrooms. Address, stating torms and paritunlars, F. M., box S34 Post ollice.y ___ DEN pies, L SETS OF GUM TEETH, #10. Warranted. Oke ie r: Bescure E264 Bowery. I R, WIUTE'S NEW IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH. — Whole seta #6, 810 und 415; superior In beauty and dae Fability to all others ; teeth filled with cold, bone anil platina, a nil work Warranted, At 75 Sixth avenue, corner Waveriey FOURTEEN ation; gas adiinigtered ; beau- for hollow chess: sols pur Ginnd, near Broadway. H EXTRACTED WITHOUT THE LEAST Laughing Gas, Beautiful seta_of con- ih on Ruober, $10, at Dr. BODINE'S, 190 BETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN, years; benuinbing app tif feoth G1, get B10 e"pluny chased. J. JAY VILLGK: 190% pais Hinton Gum Grand streot, EXCHANGE. _ ; EXCHANGE OF ABOUT 2¢0,000 BEST La Vega Cigars, in Lond, for assorted Provisions, Lumber, second hand Firearms and Pawnbrokers’ Goods, « Addleeay A,B. C., bor 777 Herald oder, “Wr AntED- di, __ AMUSEM2NTS, THEATRE, THIS EVENING FLPTIETH PER) AND BEVENTH WEEK 1870 — THURSDAY), RMAKCK ” MB, GEORGE 1B. Fox's POPULAR PR 1 WEE WILLIE | WINKIE, THE MOST AMUSING ENTERTAINMENT THE CITY. 1 WILLIE WINK IE, MR. wr Hartequin. Mr. R. Hon Golumbine. ibs i ths Wonder annie Yeama: MATINEES WEDN, ins y Bea Atle Blonds, DAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 3, \ GEO. L, FOX ir. G. Beant which occasions secured Orchestra Seats ‘on which EXTRA MATINEE on Thursday, Nov. for which seats can now be ao 24 ( cured. ‘Thankagiving, UN, ‘3 1HE GLOBE TO BE) ‘ORMANCE IN THE O11 i THE BEST P ; Read the nuien, amano, | ead the names. reat nglish Cx . reat ee omique, JH. Ml OZADA, tho champion’ J WATSON BROTHERS, threat in b WYNDHAM CLARK, the great Seoten gnor Mr. JOUN HART, EB THE BEST f Olly. MERS ARE AT %HE GLOBE, TRIPLE SHEET. wrnnnrnnnannannn AMUSE MENES. ALLACK'S, PROPRIBTOR AND MANAGER,.MR, LESTER WALLACK BPLENDID TRIUMPH OF LEGITIMATE COMEDY, THIS (THURSDAY) NOV. 17, Barnett's THE SERIOUS FAMILY, bz Mr. John Brougham, “Mr. Georce Clarke, fard, Ms Charles Rockwell, Mr. Peok, Miss nriqued, Mra, Th Barry, Mise Tracy, efton, Miss Fowler'and others ne ery? ro Meee ere. FRIDAY, THE RIVALS, SATURDAY NIGHT, AT 8, ‘THE ROAD TO RUIN. SATURDAY, MATINEE AT ig P.M. THE FERIOUS PAMILY. On MORY js ps cbala NOY. 21 for the Sher: ts masigcnies, iret tine this season), i SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, which wil b@ prescnted with appropriate Scones aud Ap- ments, and a POWEFRFUL ht RIBUTION @HARACTERS, TUESDAY, NOV. 23, THE RIVALS. WEDNESDAY DV. 28 (second time this season), HE OOL FOR SCANDAL. THURSDAY, THANKSGIVING. NIGHT, THE SERIOUS FAMILY. Due notice will be given of the production of the two new comedies, J. H. MILBURN, ILBURN. W. MOAN DREWS, ler, ‘Tenor. Master BARNEY, JOUNSON und POWERS, ADD RYMAN, 'S Mile, DEVERE, Nile, LIZZ EI fcaite,, Miss all 100 star artiste, others, taakia ATINEE WEDNESD, canneuonbay SDAY and SATU! California Comedian GAN and LB INA EDWIN'S THEATR} EVE! HA, BE KELSEY, 8 720 BROADW. Grand Ballet ot 50 ladies, BE Misa SALLIE MADDOX, ero Comte Vocalist, and RDAY. t Urot appearance in this city of the 1 Versatile Artists Mr, 5. RI . ANKSGIVING, EXTRA MATINE! N. HARRI. AY. Y EVENING at § SATURDAY MATINEE at 2% ‘Craven's origiua! comedy of BILLIARDS. Mr, LEFFINGWELL as SAM SAMPLE, the Billiard Sharp, ‘To conclude with the ever-popular ROMEO JAFFIER JENK! MONDAY, Nov. 21, frst appearance at thi celebrated burlesque artistes, Mr, and Mrs, JOHN L. HALT, and the gifted Miss MARION TAYLOR. Tn active preparation, the latest Lonion sen LITTLE INS. 8 JACK SHEPPARD; or, THE IDLE APPRENTICE, theatre of the negations IBLO'S GARDEN, MMENSE SUCCESS OF n Boucicauit’s new romautic Irish drama of THE RAPPA hich will be ted with the low wi resented wi 0 ™ POREAT CAS’ following. T OF STAR: D BATTLE: Oo THE DEATH BATURDA In preparation, the proxt specia THE BLACK CRO HEATRE, LITE MAMMOY CARPENTER of ROUEN, OR A GLANC HILHARMONI P REHEARSAL ¥ ACADEMY OF MU! KT. MOSE, D SC MANAGERS, ATRICAL ‘A rare and constantly woop curs, from fresh and original desigua, on hand at METROPOLITAN oobi TING jassau street NIBLO'S GARDEN, 8. +24 The Rupparee Chief, } r Virginia Frank Mayo, ‘a Jennings Buchauan, ¥ AT 2. rama of 8, NICK of the WoODs. At NEW YoRK | increasing stock of the OFFICE, ty Old Herald Building, ALL THA ASSORTNENT OV Square and Upright UL inake, tor sale cheap. Ey antl Cully warranted other makers at very low pric Warerooms 109 and 11 & of STEL instrament A. font orselt cheap; rent ailowea M. MERKELL'S, No. 8 Union sauare (1 ‘o and othor first class make, for cash or very Jow price; also Fanos ty ict and taken JON C, BARNES, 157 Eighth street, new KN Y: of 81x first class makers, Includtag Waters’ a romely low prices for cash, or will take tik paid te aame to let aud rent CNICKERING PIANOFORT Carved legs, round corners; a ovtave rosewood Pianotorte for i ery cl 3. BIDDI A COND. HAND. GRA Also s number of PIAL OS from LAKOE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO chase, SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANOFORTES, OUR OWN GREAT OFFER.—NORACE WATERS, It diavose of 100 Flanos, Melgdeons and Organs Great beautiful seyen heap. ar Broadway. ND, INWAY in. perfect order Call at M. uth avenue), instaimente, at in exchange. r Broadway. nh BROAD- nd Cyickering's, front 84 to 6) imoney applied BAR- 18 Amity atrcet, ue: MAG T, RIUHLY CAR ZA garner, rosewooid 7 octave Piano‘or fo | algo rich’ Pario $80), only seven months in use, wi | property of private family. 12 Fast Tent! | west of Broadway, between University pla A BRILLIANT TONED 74 OC } Planoforte,made to order by be: Menthe; cost 87) 3: tor B22 room and Dinin, | vate resideuce ave 901 nnd Cov q room Furniture nt belt DY WILL DISPOSE OF AN carved rosewood Pianovorte. 7/4 6 for leas than #20), inciuding Stool; also box Third trect A monthe; cost #650; for #249. catel, Llageres, Bookcase, P. of afawliy leaving city,’ 5 Sixty avenue, ‘OOD PIANO: to order; celeb: ‘anor Bult, ec t S600, for loss ‘over FULL forte; modar in pertoct order ; sweet w. 26 Fourth avenue, ‘EL 5 good a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF fories and the moat rea et ¢ f nie, made to order, r, Chamber and Dining 'Fiwniture at half cost} ‘AVE ROSEWOOD city makes 3 West Twenly-seveath atrect, near Sixth BR. MARTIN, nLings at a tact Weat A MAGNIFI FOUR ROUND | be sold for 42753 aireet, one block. and Firth ay. fo use alx Flor, Ped- Call at pri- ei nt NTLY “i ELTGA: ve, worth Bb for shipment. FOR vere: ri CENT Xf VEN-OCTAVE | ements atcost- From now to Ja money by renting or buying of the reilable No. #9 Fourth avenue, near Twelith stroet, JOSEWOOD PIANOFORTE—$ Jv octave rosewood Piano, havi bass, with latest ea York. JAMES GORDON, 196 Bleecker »! SELLING 01 § ‘and, Melodeot Prince & CO. M others; prices reduce or sold on instalments, HT AND SQUARE PIANC CHAMBERS MAGNIVICE realest bari 500: rented low TO. RENT anary 1. Save manufacturers, & SON, _ % ove! ang jas in New near Mac- x O8, Real r, Chickering, Needham and Broadway. greatly reduceil prices,—Severa! eeeond teenth street, near Sixth avenue. _ MARBLE MAYEEL9. | marbles, $15 to $1,000 deni MIDDLEFIELD COMPA: Franch warerooms, ARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.—RIC aan cealgns, from i, “12, $15 op a ‘and Thirth-sixth strects, in rey GTEEDMAN & HOLLYER’S CELEBRATE! K Gverstrung, from to 260; also the smallest upright Fiano made, powerful (one, One action, warranted to atand in tune better than the best aquare pianos, 65 West Six- WAINSCOTING, black, engraved +1368 Bro Y No. 6 Willoughby’ Buildings, I avenue, bolwecn D PIANOS AT hand 7 octave, roadw: CH AND ELI te $20. T. B. ‘Thirty-Ofth | Minter Teduced pric 186 Enghtet ported patterns Monument Ae th street, noar Thh ARBLB AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, OF THE KLABER, seam marble works, 134 and Headstones at RLABER & CO. Went Fifty. street, — betwe eighth avenue. Marbleized » ts, He datones; large selections ror Wtets, tier and San &e., at the and 66 Cannon atre ot, BILLIARDS. VOLUTION IN BILLIARD hions.You can make tno cushi FFIUH'S. | They beat the workl for cl rectness of angles, 40 Vesey street. _ WATCHES, JEWELRY, GOLD HORTING, STEM WINDIN Waten for eale chegp, at tue Woodlawn, Sat Sixth aves Jot, BAKAB, ues rd avenue, New York. 'S MARBLE WORKS, 217 TO 223 antels, Tiles, Non- henpeat ih the city. OM MANTELS,-ELABORATR WALNUT MAN- divas Frames, Door Ornameutay Ka Steam Machine Carving Works, 60, 62, 64 Hrondway and TARL 1onn Ol a CoQUETTI t BIRTH, Weannacn SATURDAY MATINEE, AT Lig P.M THE SERIOUS FAMILY. Wattacn's. SATUEDSS MATINER, E SURIOUS FAMILY. Rose THEATRE, 92d to Mth TIME. FOURTEENTH WERK of JOSEPH JEFFERSON, tn his worid-renowned charactor of “RIP VAN WINKLE," 4 Bouclcault’s beautiful Legendary Drama of that name. EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, at 1 o'clock. secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANC! or at ite Branch Ticket Ofice, at Ditson & Co.'s mousic store, 711 Broadway, 1 TH STREET THEATRE, near Sixth avenue. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, MKS. F. W. LANDER ‘will appear in her world renow nea Fs ‘sonation of ADRIENNE LECOUVREUR, Characters by ©, Wheatlelgh, J. H. Taylor, G. Becks, K. Varrey, G. Met- kin, J.B. Haker, R. Strothers, Mra. Farren, Miss lroud{oot, Miss Gourley, Miss Andrews, Miss Howard, Miss Egbert, FIDAY and SALURDAY EVENINGS, fn conse tence of its feat succoss, CHARLOTTE CORDAY. hips v1 4 GRAND pee At 14. DRIENNE LECOUV Soats can be sccured six days in advance. MMe Nitsson IN oparoRio, At Steinway Hall, in Fourteenth street, FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY, Friday, the 26th, and ‘Theaday, 29h November, at 8 o'clock, MAX STRAKOSCH respectinuily announces that MLL. CHKISTINA NILSSON will appear, for the first time ta Amerlea, in Handel's grand Oratorio, THE MUSSIAN, on FRIDAY EVENING, November 2 she created go great a eensation In the MENDELSSOHN UNION, under the Mr. GEORGE BRISTOW, The sale of ber 2 at 8 P.M. (in which ). supported by conductorahip of ‘ommence on Tues HI, Farther parti TADT THEATRE—45 AND 47 BOWERY, GRAND GERMAN OPERA. THURSDAY, 17TH, WILDSCHUTZ, Reserved Seais at the Hox OMce, N RS, F. B. CONWAY'S THEATRE, BROOKLYN, ‘Third week, MAN AND WIFE, Mr. aud Mrs. ¥. B, CONWAY ‘an STAR COMPANY. A SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL: SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL: HOMENSR SAN FRANCISCO 1 i REL UR OWN NEGRO MINSTRELS” ‘They all wake up a response In Autity WARD REcCHER. ENT CHER. EN‘! CHANGE EVERY WEEK. sidan EVERYTH. NG NEW AND FRESH, DELIGHTFUL SINU: 4 GLORIOUS FUN, Seate secured sx day: ‘T ME BEI” advance, ATEW YORK CIRCUS. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 24. EVERY NIGHT AT 8. EL, REC! CHL, Ke! f q NOVEL, MtBITONS GF ATHLIIC skibte ALL THE DATING BAREBACK RIDERS. aoe ae ee Te NATEST OF KQURSTRIBNNES, THE GREAT MELVILI AND HIS INFANT BON (the Gem of the Circle). The most valuahieand ehulce stud of Horses, Ponies, &c., on thin Conti nen 3 N’ MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 613 618 Broadway. 618 Gis biished 1818.) 618 e3 o—— cis 618 We are fearfully and 618 Gis woudertally made. | ea 18 Co iI 618 The Beauties, Wondersand Monstrosities of — 613 618 the Hmiuan and Antmal Creation to bescen at 618 618 - one visit, 618 INO THEATRICAL MANAGERS, A large and constantly lncreasing stock of WOOD CUTS, from fresh and original dealgns, on hand at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE, $7 Nasenu street, Old Horald Building, = ———— PODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT NO. 212 Fitth avenue, corner Twenty-aixth street, and No. fth avenue, Send for @ circalar, ROOKFS’ DAs ed BROOME OPENING SOIREE, FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 18. OUN THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 289 J Bicocker sircet, is now open for the reception of pupils Ou Tuesday and Friday eventage, Send for efrealal ROLOGY. | N ADAM ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLATRVOANT, reveals your whole life trom cradle to graye. 473 Oana siveet, near Hudson, Kee #1. RATED BUSINESS ME- o Philadelphia. All persons allon her, 995g Amit MEDICAL AND BUSINESS CLAIR. ‘and futnre, bows likeness treet, between Broadway RIVALLED INDIAN MEDICAL lairvoyant, Feveals past, present aud yesecond street, near Sixth avenue. furore, 102 West th! MEDICAL, AND PRIVATE DISEASES, ALS A CUTANEOU JS. “Loss of Man! OF other canses, cured immediate aud consultaiiona strictly private. ype pr. BENEC, d, resiuting from the follies of youth without mercury. , 10 Amity street. Onlice MAXWELL, FEMA enth strect, does not bi IN TROUBLE GUARA D IMM nO pay wuUll pertectiy No.8 Amity place Rooms for ladies requiring A i (Laurens street), nuvelog. LL PRIVATE DISK. out mercury; no detention from bust Ir, LEWIS, No. 7 Beach a CURE FOR D LADIES, WITH uteine, bi TELL, Professor lwifery ; over 30 years’ practice. Her infallible Frenen Female Pilla, No. 1, price $1, or No. 2, specially prepared for married Indica, price #5, which ean never fail are safe and ealthy. Seid only at her office, No. 1 Kast Fifty-second street, rat door fro rlith avenue, and at drnggis 2 Greenwich street, or sent by mail, Uaution—All others ai counterfeit. SIAN HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE. + 151 Bleecker street, cures successfully i¢ 48 hours, without mercur, GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED ladies. —The Portagucse Female Fille always give im f, being pecially prepared for married Indies, ‘bese pills relieved me tn one day, without like magto, Pric Dr. A. M, MAURI- A ineainte re! A lady wri inconventence, On icibe, Sure relief to the most ansfous patient in 24 Reatdence, 120 West Twenty sixth atreet, near Sixth hours, aventie. Elegant rooms for Indies requiring nuraing. ~MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN, 120 + West Twenty-sixth street, guarantees relief to all female complaints. Pi —MYE VAN BUSKIRK, PHYSICIAN, NEVER ‘alia to cure female complaints. Elegant rooms, nure- st Ejguth atreet, Consuitations tree. Dee 43 A SYPECIALTY.NO FEE TILL CURKED.-DR. R, Z\. COBB TY, member of New York University Medical College and R.’C. Surgeons, London, can be consuited as at on private diseases. “Odice 20’ Centre street, near mbers, . WITH OR CK, "Professor of OR MARRIED LADIES, Mme, WALLAC CA COOPER, 14 DUAN N BE © sulted on private diseases: 34 practice enal im to make perfect cures or no charges made. PORTANT TO FEMALES. M DR. AND MADAME DU- ] BOIS Q years? practice) guaraniees certain relief to married ladios, with or without tnedicines, at one interview. Female Restorative, $5; patients from a distance provided with board, nursing, &6. Electricity actontifically applied, No. 14 Last Twenty-oiguth stroct, near Third avenue, Ww. OH. lassicliy and cor {NESS G, AMERIOAN <DR, AND MME. WEST r French Pills never fail. TO PAY UNTIL CURE N oninement 144 W cure at one Interview, Rooms provited berore and Forticth street, near Broad wa; as see P\HOSE, SUFFERING FROM NERVOUS AND GENERAL debility, resulting from the foilies of youth and diseason Smanating therefrom, can be successfuuy treated by Dra, ¥. AG, BAYLIS, 653 Grounwivh street, D. 1 5TH AVENUE THEATRE, i TUREE NIGHTS OF N ‘AN AND WIFE. yf" MATINEE OF Mas an wire, GATURDAY, AT HALY-PAsT ONE, 7o™ AND LAST NIGHT, Gatuapay, NOVEMBER 1 rpouspay, NOVEMBER 2—THE HEIR AT LAW. W* 2 FERNANDE, ESDAY, NOVEMBRE! THE GREAT PARISIAN SENSATION. JRAND OPERA aE, Vorner Twenty-thir th avenue, Til: GR EVERY Niuut. EVERY NIGHT, t Production on a acale of unparalleled splendor, Ofenbach! BVERY NIG masterpiece, BRIGANDS. BKIGAN DS, Fioula, (the trigand’s danghier)....C! ito (a young farmer)... LY MATINEE, SATURDAY Ai y OF ured ten days ta ad ‘at the box ofiee. ‘Wi Brow 0, dwway, and Eri r of Twenty-third street and B —THEATRE COMIQUE, roadway, opposite St. Nicholas, e a Bi TLER & GILMOR, mi Managers, ela 18 PK RING MET THIS WEEK. UK. ‘also. Railway alway. FST 4 Ti, ETHIOPIAN DEPARTMENT cannot be excelled 1n the world for versatility. Lew Butler, Wm, Arlington, Geo. H. Coes, Jas. Wam! Ghariey White, J.-C. Stewart, bhelly, Hart, Parkhurst Collins. ss THE GREAT PANTOMIME TROUPE. CHAS. ABWOTT, Ge samous Trick Ch ARRY LLE, ‘an originat Swell Vocalist. THE GRAND BALLET TROUPE, See amall bills. 100 artista appear ulghthys Dours opea at 6%. Curtain rises at 734 o'elocks ts reserved six days ta advanc W00R 3 Muses. TWO P HALAN Continued and growling at GEO. WOOD, PROPRIETC 3 DAILY, AP 2 AND SP, M, etion of the ‘A THOMPSON TROUPE. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEB, the immensely successful buries) ue of PARIS, PALIS, PARIS, with ite wi ted cant of cllaracters, excelling all pre vious efforis of the troupe, MATIN. PERFORMANCES every Monday, ‘aosday, Wednesday, Syaradayy and Friday, ‘pL: COMO OPI IN TH GRAND DUCHE: In active preparation, THE BEGGAWS OPERA, Box plan open, Seats secured two weeks In ad ONY PASTOR'S OP! CROWDED HOUSE: r je dele 8 The oe AND Et ZOL AND LILA, ZOE AND LILA, ZOEK AND LILA, evoxing torrents of applause, The great sensation of the STR TLina, THRILLING, WONDERFUL, the Interesting Moral Local Drama, eatitied E BOTELE AND ITS VICTIMS. TONT PASTOR, POLLY DALY, — ALL THE STARS, QUFFERERS OF THE WAR. i A GRAND NATIONAL BAZAAR, Organizod by tho French and American ladies of New Yor mory of the Seventy-Crs® (formerly ‘Thirty-seventh) rogiment, Broadway, betweem ‘Thirty-ffth and Thirty-atth streets, EVERY DAY, FROM 1 P.M. TILL 10 P. M., IN AID OF THE SUFYRRERS OF THE WAR I® city, has been opened at ‘the most beautiful variety of articles. GRAND CONCERT, BY THE SPLENDID BAND OF THE BAZAAR, el rection of Under the direotieh. Of NTONTO Ta MORA, PATRIOTIO SONGS BY PROMINENT ARTISTS, rep COLLECTION OF PICTURES. NOVELTLES, BRIC-A-BR. By direction of the Inaies of the committee the corre chango will Ve returned im ‘wll cases, aud he nuinber chances in the lotteries will be fixed in advance. beet of admission (not good for the opening night). Opening night Boaron tickets a0 ‘To be obtained any wh 20 tables richly furnished w: }00d for the opening night e. ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Mr MAX SIRARUSCH eapectiully announces that MLL, CHRISTINE NILSSON will give her Third and Last Grand Concert on Ay EDNESDAY EVENING, NOV, %, AT 8 P. M., amisted DY scoU8, ANNIE LOUISE CARY, BRIGNOLT, |” VERGER, “ VIEUXTEMPS, ‘The Grand Orchestra under the direction of ‘ M. MARETZEK, Signor BOSONE WeatS A.M. jonday, RAND METROPOLITAN, BAZAAR ‘of the NEW YORK FOUNDLING ASYLUM, under charge of the Sisters of Charity, FOR THE EXECTION OF A PERMANENT ASYLUM, 0 @ heid a ARMORY OF THE TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT, renth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenur November 7, to Wednesday, November 88, ‘Open from 10 A. 4s Twenty-five Cents, REAT TRIAL OF ENDURANCE. WALKING MATCH AGAINST TIME, 400 miles in five days, 112 miles Inside 24 hours, for BB'Ps of $5, hon By EDWARD PAYSON WESTON, under the {mmediate anspices of the most emiuent selentific men of New York, at the EMPIRE CITY RINK, November 21, 28, 24 and 25. GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT each afternoon and eveniny ty the Em is ire Rink full Military Band, dintssion 60 cents, RTS—ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 100, Address box 113 Herald punaree TICKET, OFFICE, 14, BROADWAY, RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. fee. ied be sei le LS dN E containing the mont com Unsworth, E A grand per ROOKLYN OPERA HOUS B ELCH, HUGHES & WHITRS BROOKLYN MINSTRELS. EPH HORN, i MOCARPON, ko ANDY MOKE GENS OF MINSTRELSY BY THE GREAT STAR TROUPE, GRAND MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY. D* KAUN'S MUSE ee 7 OPPOSITE ASTOR PLACE. No one should visit New York without pa Dr. KAUN'S Magniicent Musoum, the mo autiful in the world. pene ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS, ‘OPEN DAILY, 745, Broadway, Opposite Astor place, OOLEY'S, BROOKLYN. | Monday evening, Nov. 14, and dari A LIVELY BILL FOR THIS ing an hour al attractive ao ICAL MANAGERS, A large and constantly increasing stock of WOOD CUTS, from fresh and original dosigns, on hand at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OF LCE, 97 Nassau rect, Old Herald Building. AMU -WARNER'S SAMPLE ROOM, YROFESSOR (HILL EVERY NIGHT in his Inimitable and Versatile Imitations on the Piano, 1,265 Broadway. pom JQROADWAY UNDERGROUND RATLWAY. 260 BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN, ‘Open 1 to 6. (PHE TELEGRAM. ALL THE OF THE DAY EVERY EVENING. SEE THE PAPER OF THR PERIOD, THE TEDEQRAM, ALL OVER THE CITY. TWO CENTS. SUBSCRIPTION, 600. A MONTH, $6 A YRAR. PUBLICATION OFFICE, NEWS GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION 0: 1 dence for #10 per Races git alta residence, TRACHE, box WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON. THI singing at pupil's residence for #10 ea tgiven. | Address, with, veahieeloa, R, box 108 Hl at LADY OF A THOROUGH MUSICAL EDUCATIO! ives lessons in singing andon the plano; terme 9) Rarters “Addruss. Allee J. C. Gy cure Of We Hall & Boug A eferences given. 124 Herald oftice. LADY Geant, ORGAN FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN: Li ‘ong, aweet tone, tmproved Can ANDERS’ Piauotorte Wurerooms, 99 Fourth tna é ore —- Wax TO PURCHASE—A MUSICAL BOX, IN rood ovier, Addvoss, stating price, stze and ayn nd nate of tuava, MOGART, IB feral ONG