The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1870, Page 9

INSURANCE ASSURANCE, ‘The Alleged -Kings County Insurance Job. ‘Whe Insurance on the County Builiings—-The Law Committes of the Supervisors Look- ing Into the Matter—No Regard for the Taxpayers, ‘Through the introduction of # resolution in (he Board of Supervisors at their last session, at the instance of Mr. E. J. Lowver, President of the Corn | Exohango Insurance Company, of New York, who ‘wished to make a transfer of the policies of insurance on the county buildings, it has been discovered that fifteen per cent or more might be saved for | the taxpasera = of ‘county, Yesterday the Law Committee of the Board, to whom the matter was referred to investigate, met im the Supervisors’ room, General Crooke, chairman of the committee, prestded and called the meoting to order. Mr. K, J. Lower was called upon, and made th following explanation as to his object in having the resolution introduced:—Two months before the expiration of the policy on the county property I ‘eacertained that George G. Herman was the agent. I called on Mr, Herman, and he informed me that he ‘was such agent, being appointed by the Superin- tendents of the Poor. I then asked him to allow me, as President of the Corn Exchange Company, to place the risks, and told him that I would make ait the forms, &c., necessary, and charge him nothing for it, and that the only benefit I expectea to derive from the matter would be the exchange of business for the company of which [ am prest- aent, &c. The various insurance companies Were in the habit of accepting exchanges and Paylug five per cent for exchanges among them. selves, This would net affect the Interest of the county of Kings iu the least, Mr. Herman sald that he would BER ABOUT THE MATTER and let me know ina few days. A few days after he said he had consulved with the Superintendents | of the Poor and that there was no objection, and “that he would furnish me the list of insurances which he had. He did so, and I sent a surveyor to examine these. The buildingss wero then ‘sured for $245, bus the Superinten- dents wanted to put $100,000 more insurance | on them, The surveyor was employed on the build. ings for @ whole week, and when he was ready I Girected him to call on all the insurance companies | which had risks on the buildings and inform them that the business in future should be done on the | basis of exchanges. All the companies assented | ‘to thts, and either exchanged business or paid tive per cent except the Kings County Insurance Com- any. The check of the Kings county Superin- dents of the Poor was made payable to the Corn Exchange Insurance Company, and we paid the premiums to all the other companies in checks on the Corn Exchange Company, making a rebatement -of 15 per cent, which was made to Mr, Herman, 1 agent of the Superintendents of the Poor. It hag been customary for the last year to make a rebate to all parties, either the insured party or the broker. Previously the broker got 1tonly. The five per cent Spllected fom eh oa was. Seen on the ie Corn Exchange Company. Personali, I receivea nothing of it, oe Sea rs Mr. Lowber heise produced a resolution of tho Board of Underwriters providing for tte payment of the five per cent from one com any to nether claimed by the Corn Sxchange Company. The Kings Couity Insurance Company were members of | the Board of Underwriters, aud used to | of the Clearmg Howse uy 23, | 188% When Tf foun hat the Kings Connty Insarance Company woulda meliher exchange nor pay the five per cent 1) thought it proper to get the polley cancelled, and so applied to the Supervisors, and put the risk at the | same time in the Guardian Insurance Company. it | ‘would not be pozsibie for persons not acquaintea | ‘with the business to place the property on large ine surance. These are alivays made by brokers, Kilward Driggs, ex-President of the Willlamspw City Lusurance Company, testified ay tollows:—I ha no more objection to this matter than the mere five percont: I thought this business should be dune by Ube companies in this county, and then the county could have the insurance withou. any rebate. ‘The Brooklyn companies pay thelr taxes here; my company alone pala $8,000 in taxes this last year; the aggregate capital of the insurance companies of Kings county 1s two and a half mi ions of dollars, with a surplus of as much moro, and af the business of Insurme Kings county institutions is tuken aw y froin here and given over to New York J consider it wrong. The entire business should be done with Brooklyn companies, J, myself, will undertake to do ali the insurance for the institutions in Kings county, and place it m Brooklyn companies and allow TWENTY PR CENT TO THE COUNTY; and I cau take $2/,000 or over detailed risk in my compan; » Mr. . Backns was next calied, and made a | ‘Bialement as follows:—Iin 1861 the Board ot Super- visors of Kings county djrected insurance to be put ‘on the county property in Broeklyn compautes. The Kinga County Insurevee Company hada policy in | 1861, which was got up under the advice of Mr. Driggs ana the County Treasurer, who gaye his check to each company separately for thé insure ence. Our policy continued to be pad up from that time. A few yours since it was thought de- sirable by the insurance companies to have a uni- form note of risk on the county Dutldings, and Mr. Kiroy, then Superintendent of tne Poor, was em- powered to claasily the risks, and he was paid ten per ceut brokerage by the companies for his rouble, These poilcies made then conttuued in | force until July, 1870, when @n order came irom | the Commercial E: nye Company for the re- KK sent from the Com. y less fiiteen per cent re- | talned by rds they demanded five per cent additional 1 demurred as a taxpayer. 1 saw that the county being ehiselied out of $960, and I felt my duty to expose it. & © NEW -YORK> HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 380: 1870:—TRIPLE ‘SHMET, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Fow.Ke—THoMrson.—On Monday, November AT tho festdence of the bride's parente, Yonkers, N. | X., by the Rev. D. Henry Miller, D. D., Gmonag W, Fowist, of ‘Tarrytown, to Liza W., youngest daughter of John The mpson, Esq, No cards. Konsers—Terny.—On Monday, Novembor 28, at St. Stoplen’s church, by the Rev. Dr. MeGiyun, Ms Lovaas Russers to Miss ANGMDA TARRY, Died. Batun,—At Elizabotaport, J., on Monday, No- vemper 28, Pen Myen, wife of James D. Halen, 0 aged 30 years pnd nt} “Panera og thursday morning, at eleven o'clock, from hor late residence, corner of Vrauklin and ‘Second streets, rt. Relatives and friends ¢ ry ‘altond wittout farther notice, re invited s BEAM londay, Novomber 28, Moxnis EK, aged'1s IT month and 28 dave. 1 ‘The relatives and nds of the famlly are respoot- ' fully invited to attend ae wird Legh fale (Wednesd: afer oon, at ono o'clock, from the Perr, sree a hodise Hpiscopal church, BKLLEW.2On Tuesday, November 29, Paraiox J. BuL.ew, aged 24 years and 11 months, The ft wi sake plage from the residence of his jathex, Robert Bellew, Tuck on ‘Thuraday afternoon, at one o’clock. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfilly invited to attend, BoanpMaN.—On Tuesday, November 29, ELiza- BETH, Wile of Siophen Boardaman, in the 6oin year ves and friends of the family, also thoze Of her age. The rel: of her sous, Join and Stephen, and of her brother- in-law, William Younge, are pepectny, Invited to altend the funeral, from her late reaidence, 631 West ‘Thirty-second street, en Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. CAMPBELL.—On Monday, November 28, at Stanwix IAMPBELL, Of Cherry Val- Halt spay Paoayy ley, in the obth year of bus age. Fanerat Thursday afternoon, at‘Chorry Valley. Conway.—On Monday, November 28, BLizabeTo Conway, aged 15 yoars, ‘The funcial will take place from her late residence, 17 Walker street, this (Wednezday) afternoon, at ove | o'clock. Liverpool and Dulin papers pleaso copy. CARNAGHAN, On Tuesday, November 29, youngest 54 ot ae Carnaghan, aged 2 years, 3 months The funeral will take place from her father’s real- dence to the charch, 226 Kast Thirteenth street, this (Wednesday) morning, at half-past ten o'clock. Dovauenry.—On Sunday, November 27, WiLLtA DovaneRry, of the firm of Brauted & Dougherty, ta the 534 year of his age. Retatives and friends are respectfully invitea to attend the runeral, from his Inte residence, Ne. 30 Dominick street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, o'clock, witiout further notice, DorreY.—CATHARINE, relict of John Duffey, | daughter of the late Timothy Collings ‘and ne and Mary O'Mahoney, of Rossoarberry, county Cork, Iretand. The funeral will take place on Thursday after- noon, irom the residence of her sister, Mrs. T’. Sulli- van, 803 East Eleventh street, at half-past one o'clock, from thence to Calvary Cemetery. GILLEN.—Eatly on tig ig 4 morning, November 39, May A,, beleved wile of William 7. Gilles, aged 28 years. ‘the remains will be removed from her late rest- dence, Degier Streot, between Franklin and Classon avenues, Brooklyn, for interment in Calvary Ceme- tery, on Thursday afternoon, at half-past one o'cleck. ‘The relatives and fcionds of deceased are invited to attend, Take Fulton avenue cars; get out at Classon avent GiB —On Sunday morning, November 27, Gror- GIANNA GIBSON, daughter of Willtam and Mary Gibson, in the 24th year of her age, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral, rom the restdence of Mr. Foster, 16 Cottage place, this (Wednesday) moraing, at ton o'clock. GiuxeRN.—At Newark, N. J., on Monday, November 28, after a long and severe illness, ANN, beloved wife of John Green, of parish of Cieeuish, county Fermanagh, Ireland, aged 41 years. _ Funeral wilt take place from her late residence, No. 157 Chestnut strect, Newark, this (Wednesday) morning, at eleven o’ciock. The carriages will meet the one o'clock boat, foot of Cortlandt street, New York, and proceed to Calvary Cemetery. Hars.—On Tuesday, November 29, at his reat- dence, Kent avenue, corner Clymer strect, Brook- lyn, F. D., Coro HARMS, @ native of Hanstedt, seh Zeven, Hanover, aged 39 years, 3 months and ays. Tue relatives and friends of the family, also the members of the Kvangelical Lutheran st. Pani’s Rellet Society avd the Breoklyn, BE, D., Scnutzen Corps are respectfully invited to attend the funera!, from his late residence, oa Thursday aflernoon, at half-past one o'clock, Hatsey.--On Sunday evening, November 27, of scariet fever, Jess# CLINTON LANB, youngest son of James E, and Annie M. Halsey, in tne 4th year of Lis ane. The relatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, 34 Grove street, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at two o'clock, without iurther notice. HANsoN.—O0 Monday, November 28, at her rest- est West Twelfih street, Mary HANSON, of the late James and Jane Hanson. ives and friends of the family are invited he funeral services, at the First Prosby- verian chured, Fifth avenue and Twelfth street, on ‘Thursday afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock. HAYDEN.—On Tuesday, November 29, at her reai- donce, corner of Court and Leonard streets, South Brooklyn, MARY ANN MAXDEN, aged JO years, 8 jonths and 6 dave, Hines.—Suddenly, on Monday, November 2¢ WARD HINES, eldest son of the late James and ines, in the 28a year ef his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fally invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o’olock, from the Church of the Immaculate Conception, East Fourteenth street, where a requiem mass will be said for the repose of his soul at half-past nine o'clock, and thence to Cal- vary Cemetery at one o'clock. Hussky.—In Providence, R. I., on Tuesday, No- vember 29, JouN CLare Hussey, son of Margaret 0. and the late George F. Hussey, of Peekskill, N. Y., in the 16th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take een from No. 20 West Fourteenth street, New York, on Thursday after- Loon, at one o'clock, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectiully invited to attend without further notice. Husparp.—At Greenpoint, L, I., on Monday, No- vember 28, NEWELL HUBBARD, late conductor Brook- lyn City Ratlroad, Waterbury and Vermont papers please copy. Jon“s.—On Suesday, November 29, of consnmp- tion, Haruierr, wile of Isaac R. Jones, in the 37th year of her age. pene co} Newburg papers (7M Keatngy.—On Sunday, November 27, James S, KBARNEY, aged 23 years and 11 months, The friends of the family are respectfully invited Ep- en The whole thing is a humbug trom peninning to end, ‘The Often per cent Is fraudulently taken from the county, When | refused to pay the five per cent to the Corn Axchange Company they sent | me an order to cancel the policy, which J’ refused to | do, on the ground ihat they had no anthority to cancel it, 1 hola my company ltable on this policy, ! aud epee IF WE LOSH WE ARR BOUND TO PAY. { This concluded the sivtements taken In the case, ‘and at the conclusion of Mr. Backus’ statement Su. pervisor Crooke, aficy Get nsultation with bis congrer'es, popouseed hat thé investigation wae ended and that & feport wouid be made to the Board | of Supervisors on Friday next, » After the adjournment an angry discussion arose among the parties interested. One of te counsel talked loudly of the ineanness of aman who would calla mana “blackmailer” behind nis back and be safrald to do so betore hls face. Mr. Backus, one of the committce, called the aforesaid counsel a “pete tfogger.” ae SEARCH FOR S:OLEV PROP) RLY, \ op Ne RE gates Correspondence The ugh the “Personals? in the New York Herald. [New York (Nov. 26) correspondence of the Boston Heraid.] Yesterday Mr. £. B. Toppan, amerchant who keeps &@ large fancy goods store at No. 19 West street, Bose ton, Called upon Chie! of Police Campbcll, of Brook- yD, aud requested iia to detail a detective to ac- ‘company him and a Boston detective to the Itquor Blore of Thomas Dunn, to recover about $2,000 worth of property which ad been stolen from tus store on the night of the leth of November, Chief Campbell | asked him how he han ascertained that his goods | were there, and he rephed that he had been told sq; nina by aman in New Yerk, who Frew the person who had committed the burglary at hts store, This man Wrote to me slvr alter the eet d had | bees committed wling that he would Wie | to have an interview with me concerning the robbery; that be could put me iu the way of | recovering nearly Would correspond w. York HenaLy. [an du New York by appo: omy goods, and that he ime by personals in the New | erod the letter, amd we inet itiment, but the fellow, notic- 4 that I was acco:npanied, Inquired whol had with me. I told tim it was only afriend. ‘Ol, no |’ he replied, * 10's 4 Boston fy cop; [know him, and if you want to treat with me you mast come ‘aidné.” qh, fellow then drew from ‘his pocket one hundred dollars and ofered to pay my expenses in coming from Bosion, but | refused to take any mo. ney, fecling under obligations to him for the inform- ation I was to get fron him fn regurd to my goods. The following day 1 met him, when he told me my store had been robbed by ® man named Thomas Dunn. “This min,” he said, “had me sent to State Prison, and | merely give you this informa- tion to even with him. Your property,” he continu ‘4 at Dunu’s liquor saloon, at No. 121 Atlantic street, Brookiyn.’’ He then told Mr. Top- pan that he had been very unfort:.nate on the pre- vious night, and had lost oll bis money at a ganie of tavo. How much Mr. nee gave bim isa matter wjuch he will keep to bimself. Chief Campbell, ‘after sistent to the story, directed him to geta search Wi t, which he aa, and then detectives Frost and Quinn, of Brooklyn, and Hines, of Boston, started to tind Dunn’s place. Their search, how- Bver, was in vain, ‘There was no liquor store at No, 121 Atlantic street, and no person by the name of Dunn lived there. The merchant was so positive that ho was going to get his goods that he was auxlous to make ail the arrangements for the ship- ment of them to Boston before they searched for Dunn. to concluded that he bad been badly done, and returned to Boston with the detective in no en- viable frame of mind. A New Western Ciry.—In New Chicago, Kansas, last spring there was only one small log hut, and now there are three quarters of a mile of solid business houses en one street alone, with one rail road finished, another noarty fished, wad still anateer coming. | to attend the funeral, from h.s late residence, 211 Bast Twenty-Gfth street, thence. to St. Stephen's church, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, where a solemn requiem mass will le offered for the repose of Jils soul, HOUPRLL Ip Avo city, on Monday, Novem- Der 28, ULAML ite of Walter O. Lepdeli, aged 46 years, 19 months and 8 days, unera! on Thursday, from_her late restdence, 369 Tenth avenue, Relatives and {rienas are invited to attend, £ et ao LiLLY.—On Monday, November 28, Jonn Linty, son of Matthew willy, Florenscourt, county Forma- a Ireland, The friends and acquaintances are respectfully tn- Me eieh Fe? ‘the Tis (Wedussusy et Moll ape #8 Ei avenue, U ry FDOOD, AI nall-past one o'clock, - * y) cy harand ON LYNCH, 80) lames *. Lynch, decease Vise LARA ae oe se relatives an ‘ainily are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on jay af- ternoon, at y oral kK, from the residence of his mates No. 32 Forl Greon pipce, Brooklyn. ‘Ak WELL.—At Inwood, N. Y., on Tuesday, No- vember 29, Many, wile of the laie Alexander. Max- well, aged 3L years. Relatives and friends are reapectfally invited to ; atvend the funeral, from her late residerice, Inwood, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Mrver.—On Monday, November 28, HELEN R., be- loved wile of Jobn H. Mer, Reiatives and friends of the family are reapect- fully invited to attend the funeral ‘services, this (Weduesday) morning, at eleven o'clock, at the chapel of St. James’ church, Newtown, 1. Train leaves Hunter's Point, via Flushing and Nortn Shore Railroaa, at half-past ten Av M, NN.—On lesday, November 29, Patrick MoCa in the 28th year of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at hali-past one o'clock, from ws late residence, 612 East Sixteenth atreet McLAvGHiIN.—On Tuesday, November 29, Har- nev &., daughter of Henry A. and Charlotte McLaughlin, aged 6 years and'2 months. Funeral will take place from the residence of her aunt, Mrs, Harriet A. Babcock, No. 640 East 117th street, on Thuraday morning, at eleven o'clock. MCMILLEN.—At his veaidence, 459 West Ferty-third street, JOHN MCMILLEN, Carpenter @ud builder, in the 42d year of his By oe ‘The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon, at one o’clock, McNauy.—In Brooklyn, MARY MONALLY, the be- loved wife of Owen McNally. ‘The remains will be taken from her late residenco No. 673 Myrtle avenue, between Skillman street and Bedford avenue, on Thursday morning, at tea o'clock, to St. Patrick’s church, Kent avenue (where & solemn high mass will be offered for the repose of her seul), thence to Calvary Cemetery. in Francisco papers please copy. MoCacizy.—On Moni November 28, after a long and Cire ais Many McCauuey, in the uh year of her as mit relatives and friends of the famtly, and those of her brother, Rev. J. J. McCauley, also the school officers und teachers of the Sixth ward, are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from her lav residence, No. 141 Norfolk street, to St, Teresa’s church, where asolemn mass of requiem will be offered for the Moc arir—On Sunday, 21, JOHN MoGraru, native of Fernoy, ceinty Gork, Ireland, in the 75tn year of his age. His relatives and friends, also those of his son-in- law, J yh Riley, and the members of the St. James R. GT. A. & Society, are respectfully Invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at halt. ast nine o'clock, from his late residence, 113 West ‘hirty-second street. The remains will be taken to the Church of the Holy Innocents, Thirty-seventn street, between Broadway and Seventh avenue, where @ solentn requiem mass will be said tor the repose of his Soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. {icAverv.On Monday moruing, Navomber 5, wiser . a Piece A Mer ADELAIDE Rosa, avid H, pin, aged 41 yeara. The friends and relatives of the family are invited fp pation’ the genera anes At hy hae iwedneeiess est Twenty-ninth street, this ( int U afternoon, at one o'clock, PAEBRAGA.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, November 29, FRANCISCO Pagnaga, ex-Uonsul General New Gra nada, aged 41 years, Spectal notice of funeral hereafter, Scunmt.—On Monday, November 28, Wruttaw SCHEIDT, aged 49 years, 5 months and 24 days. The relatives and. friends are invited to attend the funeral. from his late realdence, 191 Prince strect, this (Wednesday) alternegn, at onc o’olock. Ctucinnatt papers please copy, Swit. —On Sunday, November 27, at North Casto, Westchester county, Sana A., daugiter of the late Joun Shannon and wife of Samuel P, Sinith. The funcral service Look place at hor late residence on ‘tuesday. The remains will be. conveyea to Greenwood to-day (Wednesday), Carriages will be in attendance at the New Haven Ratiroad depot, Zynnty-coveq in Birect, at hal{-past eleven o'clock TRED,—At Portehoster, N. Y,, on Monday, Novem- ber 23, Hangise Teen, wife of Samuel Teed. ‘fhe (riends of the family are respectfatly invited toatiend the funeral, from the Methodist Episcopal church, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. TREAT.—I0 Kiyo, On Tuesd: rhing, No- im, wile of elas B. rent, fed 20 years, 11 month ay are respectfully invited le relatives and fri to attend the iuneral, from the residence of her father, Mr. E. Barrows, corner of Willoughby street and Washington avenue, on Thursday afteruoon, at re. en ‘THORN,—n Sunday morning, November 27, Jo- SEPH H. THORN, in the.69th rear on his age. \ The relatives and friends of the family are respect. uy invited to attend the funeral, from the Metho- dist Episcopal chureh, corner of Sécond avenue aud Ligh sareer) Harlem, this (Wednesday) afternova, at one o’oloc! TAOMPsON.—In Brooklyn, on November ‘THOMPSON. londay, 28, after @ lingering Illness, AuGUsTus oi by and friends are respectially Invited to ineral, from his late residence, 469 Carl- ‘he famil ationd the ton avenue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two O'clock, TRBANOR.—On Monday, November 28, at 30 Mott street, New York, the Rev. THOMAS TREANOR, In the Adth year of his age. The faneral will take place from the Church of the ‘Transfiguration, Mott street, on Thursday morning, at nine o'clock, Tue friends and relatives of the goccenesi and tne reverend clergy are requested to nd, WaAtsH.—On Tuesday, November 29, MARGARET A. T, CAMPBRIL., wife of Andrew Walsh and daughter of William and Bridget Campbell, in the 25th year of rage. The relatives ana friends of the family, and thoso of hor brotners, Willism and James, and brother-in- Jaw, James Walsh, alse mombers of the Plumbers’ Bociety, are reapectlully invited to attend the fune- ral, from her late residence, 947 ‘Chird avenue, on Thuraday afternoon, at one o’oleck. Wapg.—-On Tuesday, November 29, Magy Waps, acter @ severe illness, aged 56 years, ‘Tho relatives and friends are respectfutly invited to attend the funeral, from St. Columba's church, where & soleimn requiem mass will be offered up for mee re aa of her soul, on ‘Thursday’ morning, at ten o 6 Wutrg.—On Monday morning, November 28, after seeans iuess, Tomas Wire, in the 65th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funcral, {rom hits late real- dence, 249 Rast Fifty-lrst street, this (Wednesday) aliernoon, at one o'clock, Savannat and San Francisco papers please copy. i COPARTNERSHLPS he, OTICE._TRE PARTNERSHIP EXISSING BRI'WEEN Thomas Howlahan and Murtin Howlahan has been dissolved by uiutual consent. THOMAS HOWLAHAN, Naw Yous, Noy. 29, 1870, MAKTIN HOWLAHAN, sa lence yh Ck Se nA RINERBHIP mm of Winaor & Wes this day dissolved by mutual pobre dy eran NELSON FE, WINSOR, SAMUEL G. WEST. THE FIRM OF THOS, M, REDHEAD 4 Co, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Thos M. Red- head will continue the business and settle all Mabilities of the old rm. THOS. M. REDHEAD, New York, Nov. 16, 1870, JNO, D. WILLIAMS. A. StLENDID BUSINESS OFPBRED.—CONSLQUENT upon family arrangements of partners a European firm Which owns an establishment in the oity of Mexico desires to dispose of the latter. This Mexican house has old and exten, sive connections; its fine stores are situated in tho centre of business. A most liberal discount will be allowed on stocks, 40 a8 to insure a very handsome return to the purehaser of the concern, For full nlara addrogs bux 454 Post ollice, Havana, Island of Cuba. ATTENTION. ~MANUFACTU! others employing agen RERS, PATENTEKS AND ‘wo first class travelling acenta wish fo thing new and portable ana specialty foerif and novelty” Address with full Faviokaee wea rit and novelty. wi artiou! SRG box 769 Atlanta Post oflice, Ga, mM wae —PARTNER WANTED, WITH IN A MANU- SA” Eorarton baste Paying ovee aN" pet cent prota: oracra on hand. Apply to or Me. D., bs Vanda st, PARTNER WANTED—IN AN OLD ESTABLISHED ‘and good paying business of 25 years; excelient chance for oo ee man with small or large capital, Call and fen ES A PARTNER WANTED—IN A FINE CASH PAYING business; can make a fortune; only $500 for half inte- 69 Fifteenth atroot, from 10 to 3. PRACTICAL PRINTER OR SMART BUSH with from NESS MAN- to 81,700, can effect a proiitable partuor ship by applying at 151 Fulton street, GENTLEMAN HAVING THREE BARGES, SUIT- able for ice barges, and t# now building three largo ice ft connect! A ‘One or more persons with © party with a small he investment, Address county, capital, 7, be A PARTY OF CHARACTER WANTED—WITH $1,000, ._ for manufacturing # household article at amall cost; 100 have been sold, Address, stating interview, C. 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INTERLST IN OLD ESTABLISHED WHOLE- sale Manufacturing Jobbing House, ir a, with 5,000, gua nteo 100 per cent profit on sales, which are unlimited Be tnegotiated for by ‘addressing ‘ue gyrner, G. 8, My Horeld flop, WhO Ie lone wre wy oT Rei, IN pat ouiy triable due known talboed seoeeeece ie } Onl i ac xf it, solla for fAtteen conte: J oat Btanfeite*Perng part ean ar ropncy. Rouen’ lersey No time for broke ; Hlojdlots 37 ont Sbijubies or lation, Un” “OF ONE" HE ADVERTISER, BEING ENGAGED IN THE manufacture of s oblebrated biters, which, bas, ready sale, wishes a partner: — $1,000 to (do take half foterest; satisfactory feterences given. Address ALBIN, Herald office, or Post office, Rahway, N. J. (17 ANTED—VARTNER, LIVE MAN, IN MY REAL Ea- tate business; can’t attend to tt alone; office furaished ; (true) reference." 0. H. PIERSON, No. 5 Pine strect. ‘ANTED—A MAN WHO OAN LOAN $600; WILL receive $10 per woek and interest for his money or can have half interest for same amount, W. C, DEMAREST, Third avenue, opposite 18/th street, Mott Haven, ANTED—A GUOD, PRACTICAL MAN TO TAKE contract for boring athree inch hole through rock from 100 to 300 feet, For further particulars address GLO, DRESSEL & C be done immediately. ‘ANTED—AN INTEREST IN A FLOUR, FEED AND grain establishment, by one who has had years of ex- erience in the business, Address H. A. D., Post oilice, ‘roy, giving full particulars, name, 4c. A DAY.—WHOLESALE AGENTS WANTED, 100 with capital, in Cag State and Europe, for loyd’s great Patent Revolving Double Maps, Europe and America combined. LLOYD'S, 80 Cortlandt st., New York. ndout, Ulater county, N.Y. Work to () ANY, YOUNG, ENERGETIO MAN WITH THIS ¢ Amount can drop in n nice business aa salesman legitimate business, and share the proii proportion to capital invested. Address F. G., Horald office “AN INTELLIGENT AND ENERGETIC 0. Toung man with this amount can Lecome part: in @ highly respectable and profitable busiuess. or address Mr. CLARKE, 06 Bethune strect. GASH REQUIRED TO PRODUCE $50,000 1.000 within six aoethss if the funds be advanced at once a splendid chance to the right man, For particulars address INVENTOR, Herald office, —A GENTLEMAN OF COMMERCIAL BX- 1.000. perience wishes to invest this amount in an jablished produce or manufacturing business. Appiy to HHNER & LLOYD, $9 Broadway, Grst oor. —WANTED,“A PARTNER WITH THIS $2.500. mount in'a legitimate cash business; aver ake profite 60 per cent; no risks ‘Addrens box 4,478 Posi eilae ~0\() —PARTNER WANTED, IN A STRICTLY $2,500. funn business, whore 85,000 per annum. will Do guaranteed. For interview address, with full name, X. » Herald office, 3.000 WILL PURCHASE A_ LITTLE PATENT 1 he nel; ood of 000 arnually ; ci bi seetenee be doubled in three months with littie effort; reason for selling, owner resides in another city and cannot attend to it; tree investigation given, Address DRUGUIST, Herald office, New York. * TO $8,000, AND THE SERVIOES OF AN $6.000 aetive tanh, to increase the ousioess of mani facturing a staple article of goods im this city; proiits good, ‘Address HOPI, Herald oflice. ) =A LEADING MANUFACTURING IN- $50.000 terest protected by letters patent offers Smple return the iret yearon invoatment; three Aths ‘of the Stoo of company, organized under laws of this State, hands of wdveruser; Rare chance (Or owpitallvia, Addreas WOUD, Aator House, Cor two days. » fata 4 Won ina A MUBBMENTO, Oo LOBE THEATRE, 198 BROADWAY. Bi Neri GLOBE, FoRMBRLY NEW YORK THETRE, BK, & ALR. SPENOBR. 0. -. Managers MAINE! TO-DAY, MATINEE TO-DAY. GLOBE MARINER £O-DAY AY 2:0. MATINEE TO-DAY AY 3:8) GLUBE MATINER TO-DAY AT 9 GLOBE MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3:30. J. 8. ML BURN, RIGAN, BROTHERS, JON "HART, J. W. MOANDREWS, Jas, PRYOR, DD RYMAN, Master BARNEY, G. BTOUTE, £0. dc and C VERE, Mute, ALLIE MADDO’ 60 LADIES 1 Cones DE BALE MADDOX 60 LADIES IN CORPS DE BALLET. Cts CORRS DE LET. MATE TO-DAY at ). EVENING at 8. NEW TO-DAY at 924 VENING HAEINEE TODAY at to Bibi a MATINEE TO-pay at 20 EVENING at & Quare Ta EATRE. MATINEE, w= Winite ween bisga (yB0HGH rors quest PAN ‘OMIME, * Ceeaaiian Erte 2 O'CLOCK THIS APLERNUON, Qaomesrna CHAIRS (RESERVED), ONB DOLLAR, WIS EVENING AT : OW PERFORMANCK Nimes, GARDEN, | Padeiecentaurst anees and ry SAR GRAND SHAKS! ie AN GoMBINATION THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Nov, 3, 1870, will be presented § akapeare's Tragelly of AM UR. WALTER MONTGOMERY MM COTE TDD 7. Mrs. 8C DAVENPORT, Mr. WALTER MONTGOMERY, Mr. MARK SMITH, Mr. JAMES MACE and Mr. VINING BOWKES tm tho Cast, FRIDAY—Benoliit of MRS, SCOTT-SIDDONS, In rob * THE BLACK CROOK, which will be produced in a style of UNEQUALLED AND UNATPROCH ABLE SPLENDOR, presxcu tacatee, FOURTEENTH STREEY, GRAND EXTRA PERFORMANCE, On SATURDAY, DECEMBKR 3, ab 6 P.M, Zo be given by THE MEMBERS OF ‘THE FRENCH CLUB DE L'HARMONTE, for the Benefit of the Victims of the War, The following distinguished artists will kiudly contribute tholr ald upon the occasion jeadames Hiailier-Dossy, Suzanne Thal, Loydeker, Rosa, MM. Lefranc, ‘Gausing, Predizam, Brunel, Juige gard, Rousseau, Glatiyny, ertainments of the ovening will comprise: — COMEDY AND VAUDBVILLIs, MUBICAL INTERLUDE, SOMEDY, VAUDEVILLE, MUSICAL INTERLUDE, NOTICE. ‘The sale of tickets will begin on Monday, Nov, 24, at Schir- mer's, 701 Broadway; at 114 Broadway, and at the Four- Weonth street 0, BROOKLYN OPERA noUSE, WELCH, HUGHES & Wilts MINSTRELS, THE ONLY DULCH COMEDIAN, Masters George and Willie Gray, Audy McKee, Eph Horn, 3. Ay HoUarton and all the old favorites, ONY PAS1OR’S OPERA HOUSK, 201 BOWERY, GRAND PRESENTATION MATINER TO-DAY) GRAND PRESENTATION MATINEE TO-DAY’ AT 2% GRAND PRESENTATION MATINEE TO-DAYS OO POLOLEDEAELLEL ALLE DELE EE OEEE CEO Every lady visitor at the matince will be; TO-DAY AT 23g presented with a beautiful copy—words and music—of the new Champagne Sons, “Moet and Shandon,” sung by Miss Ella Weauer. enerneseserebest ELLA WESNER, paoad ntennen er 88 ELLA WESNER, at Character Songs and Instantaneous Changes, 8. COLLINS AND MISS MARTHA WREN. TONY PASTOR, JOHNNY WILD, FRANK KEARNS, The new American Drama ot Lite, to day, entitled THE SAILORS ADVENTURGS. ©. F. Seabert, J. W. Colifer, Jas. Cummings, Graver, Holewo Smith, Gorenflo Sisters. as AT 256 arenes: © @, Rigen U KN Ww “Yong of the day, a ph Pause, Price 35 ve way. Sold yw! ydia Thompron, By Jo- £CO., Publishers, 711 MPO THEATRICAL MANAGERS, A te ad constantiy: ‘ die ine stock of woop cuts, ‘ans from fresh wu. original deaigns, on hand at the METROPOLITAN ‘JOH PRINTING OFFICE, 1 Nassau street, is IN KUKOPE, SER ALL THE Latest CABLE DESPATCHES IN” THB EVENING TELEGRAM. EXPENSE, ENERGY AND ENTKERPRISR HAVE GIVEN TOE TELEGRAM THE LEAD AND LAROERST CIRCULATION OF ALL THE EVENING PAPERS, NOTHING WILL BE SPARED IN THE FUTURE TO IMPROVE ON WHAT IS AT PRESENT TH BEST EVENING PAPER IN THE CITY, THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LADIES’ DEPARTMENT. FASHIONABLE GOSSIP, THE FALL STYLES, FEMININE MORSELS. EVENING TELEGRAM. Xu THE NEWS OF THE DAY. FOR, TWO CENTS. SUBSCRIPTION 60 CENTS PER MONTH, SUBSCRIPTION $6 PER YEaB, ia PUBLICATION- OFFICE, 91 NASSAU STREET. a eron oad Ess i} FURNITORE AW PUBM TURE, FURNITURE, . Sarpelg and Otiolvth. DEGRAAF & TAYLOR, 87 and 69 Bowery, have the largest and Lest assorted stock in the city of Parlor, ber fam Dining Room Furniture, bith they will retail at wholesaie prices for the next thirty daya. MAGNIFICENT BROCATEL PARLOR SUIT, MADE tovorder, for $575, for, #200 ; one do., for #176; two wal- ‘nut reps Suits, #60; Planoforte, Carpets, Mirrors, Paintings, Curtains, Bookonse, 12 rosewood and walnut Chamber Suite Mattresses, Turkish Chairs, Lounges, 4c., at less than half original cost, Private residence 12 East Tent block weat of Broadway, between University pla avenue, NINLAID BRUCATEL PARLOR SUIT; MADE TO order; (n use six months; cost $59, Cor B25; one to., cost #800 for #150; rep & ; Bedroom Suils fn rore- wood and walnut at cost; Velvet and Brussels Carpet for Sto. and upwards. Call at private residence 118 West ‘Twenty-sevonth street, near Sixth aver ‘A. PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING will sell their Parlor, Chamber, Dining Furniture at a orifice j magnificent Pompadour Suit, cost B60, for 200; do, #1605 Planoforte Statuary, Paintings, Bronzes, Carpet, used 6 months, Call before purchasing elsewhere,’ 67 West Fifteenth street, wear Sixth avenue. URR’S PARLOR BED COMBINES ELEGANCE AND utili ment by day, a luxurious ete, anc aA ct Ht ‘wanton PRIEST & PA duplex mirror. HR, No. 787 Broadway, opposite Astor place. PUFNITURE, CARPETS AND BEDDING. Housekeepers supplies with the above Ne et REPLY £00; Corner Twenty-ffth street and Sixth avenue, — JPORNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, AC_-PAYMENTS K weekly and monthly, at BENDALLIS old stand, 209, 211 Hudson street, corner Canal. Poe, CARPET AND BEDDING AT REDUCED prices.-Housekeepers supplied with above on easy terms. ARRELL'S Wererooms, 20 Eighth avenue, Monthly and weekly payments taken. ‘PARLOR, BEDS NEEDHAM 'S NEW PATENT SOFA Bed--A handsome tele tofn, containing reparate spring and hair maltresses. Monthly ' paymente received. W. 3. HUMPHREY, sole manufacturer, 64 Broadway. ul Wetc FURNITURE OF A SECOND FLOOR, CONSIAT- ing of sitting room, two bedrooms, kitchen and closets, bees J anes Secemary tor pemceorian: om = pe i own ne Ur ne 'thiree ol Wwiast, fa Nintk ayomuge, Mamires to we ~—FURNITURE OF FIVE ROOMS. CALL AT $98 ‘Third avenue, thitd bell, No auctioneers cae _ MISCELLANEOUS. R, MILLER'S NEW TURKISH BAT 4“. WEST Twenty-sixth street, New York, will cure colds, sor throat, rheumatism, neuralgia, sociation, dyspepsia, 40, Sr T% & JANKS, ‘Stattoners, Printers aud Blank Book Manufacturere, 93 ‘Wuiou'nyeou' Giant Rooks made to vaitore | AMUSK MENTS OWERY THEATRE. Eviguy MUGiET very Niaur. A BBRFROY 80/83, ok ie “ongrivo RO RUN," declared on Monday oveniag that Mr. Chariea Foster's dramas of NECK AND NECK; On TH MANUSAN'S NOOSE, ry POMPLELE #RIUM PH, ie ERR U TON SCENT and the RAILROAD SENSATION have never bean equalled tn this country, ma ‘The drat my THE BEAR HUNTERS, | 4 fre tieg comt rondvray, BUTLER © UIENONK ANOTHER ‘ART Ll GHEY, VY MATINGR, ¥ MATIN I, POM ¢ AMIGY MATINEE, COMIQUE GRAND FAMILY MATIN! ALDIEN MALY Pri 24 CLO , K, JOMNNY tifoweso: ie founn? THOMPSON, THE GREAT SIFGRIST PAMILY. oak ha Rein te, bie oni fuel on a Botan Gold." harley 0 er, J.C. mi ‘Coes, pergrabacy, a b BALLET ana a re TUR ATAR TROUPE OF THE worLD, doors opemat}.. Kvening at 6, wired six days in advance. Bom THEATRE. — lah Ta consequence Of, the eporon. hing om of if, the management 1s compelled to announce the VASE WEEK ‘BY iT FOUR, being th wer to tierit TIME, Mr. JOREPH JEFFERSON, tu his world-renowved character of RIP VAN WINKLF, {n Boucicauit’s beauti(ul Legendary Drama of that oxme, RIP VAN WINKLE MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT Us O'ULOCR, Beate secured TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE, at the theatre, or at its Branch Ticket ollice, at Ditson & C 10 store, 711 Broadway. V Ai eopriotor and M Mr LES Proprietor and Manazer,...Mr. LESTER WALLACK, SPLENDID PUM PHT OF LEGITIMATE COMEDY, ‘THs WEDNESUAY, NOV, 3h, Barnott's Comed: THI SERIOUS FAMILY. Charactera hy Mr. John Bro’ jam, Mr. Owen Marlowe, Mr, Chas, Rockwell, M dling, Heurliies, Mra, Thomas Betry, 88 Peck, Miss Ma- Mrs, John Sefton and Mis jon ba A Notwithstanding the ('NABATED ATTRACTION of the BERIBS OF LEGEVIMATE COMEDIES, Mr, Wallack {comm pete ee LAST NIGHTS, in consequence of earl juction o * SHE NEW PLAYS. THURSDAY, Dee, 1, (second ti8)....2+00+02000 PASTE, FRIDAY, Deo. 2, (ate time). ... -THE ROAD TO RUIN SATURDAY MATINEE (wixth time), THE ROAD TO RUIN, BATURDAY EVENING (sixth time), THE SCHOOL For SCANDAL, MONDAY, DEC. 5—LAsT 1 TUE ROAD TO RUIN. TUESDAY—LAST TIME, CHOOL FOR SCANDAL, n On WEDNESDAY, Deo. 7, will be produced. for the frat time in America, with entirely NEW SCLNERY APs POINTMEN4 omedy in Cour acts, by J. entided oy ek. ___ SOQUETTES, ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUS! WEDNESDAY, NOV, 30, THE WALLACK COMPANY again in TUE ROAD TO RUIN, ‘end forthe last time. Box book open. OWAERD OLOVER'S MATINEE MUSICALE, AT WALLACK’S THEATRE, THIS DAY, AT 1:40. NNA_ BISHOP, J. R. THOMAS AND GIORGIO A RONCONL At HOWARD GLOVER'S MATINEE, HIS DAY, AT 1:80. M™ Ff, B. CONWAY'S THEATRE-BROOKLYN, THIS EVENING, the great Sensational Drama called ACKOSS THE CONTINENT, fo which Mr. OLIVER DOUD BYRON will appea RYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE, @&D STREBT, wad a between @th and 7th avenues, Boar GLoRTous Tit OF THE Opposite Booth's theatre. UMP! BRILLIANT 81 NEW TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT. Crowded by the elite and fashion of tho elt; to witness the matchless entertainments o| 1S MINDTRELS, | BRYAN BRYAN BRYANTS ML STRE ry BRYANT'S Dempster, Frandial, Norman, Grier und Foster. Box oilice open dally from 10 until OOLEY’S,-BROOKLYN. H Monday evoning, November 28, and during the week, Kk of the new burlesque, corte Wik AND M AN. JOHN MULLIGAN, UNSWORTH and EUGENE, Bil) Rice, Billy Sheppard, U. W. H, Gridin, Fred Abbott and all the great band. STRINWAY HALL. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3, ILLTAN 8. EDGARTON er nbed ‘on ariytet ARE WE DRIFTING Being a conse: viow of the marriage question, Tickota for gale at Avenue Hotel, Bretano's Kinpo- rium, Dutton's, 713 Broadway ; Fowler & Wells', aud Theater oflice, 114 Broadway. D* | aio GEORGE WARKEN, LITTLE MAG, MINSIREL b. W. CORR MINSTRELS, | The pleasing vocal quintet, KAUN'S MAGNIFICENT ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 75 Broadway, ovpoatte’ Astor Place, jew York. The finest iv the world. None to equal it. Should be eisited by all “Instructive,” Amusing, Scientific and Artiatio, Forming complete Palace’ of Wonders. Open daily for gentlemen only. Admission 50 cents, ROADWAY UNDERGROUND RAILWAY, £00 BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN, ‘Open 10 to 5. WEATRE AND RAILROAD T. TROPOLITAN HOTEL, TICKKTS FOR ALL THEATRES. 10 THEATRICAL MANAGERS, A large and constantly increasing stock of wood CUTS, from fresh and original designs, on band at the METROPOLITAN, JOB PRINTING O¥¥ICR, jasean street, Old Heraid Butiding. BT OFFICE.—ME- THE BALL IREMEN'S BALL, QHE FORKTY-SECOND ANNUAL BALL, in aid of the wipows' i ORPHANS' FUND lato VOLUNTEER NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT will be given in @ given THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 30, 1870, Tickets rive Doll F. WENMAN, « 146 ALONZ0 SLOTE, Treasury ny. 120 Fulton street. J, Joorra WoRtRay, secretary, ‘0. | Williaa steel. i. Dress Circle and Proscenium Boxes can be gnteindd on application to JAMES F. WENMAN, President, SEASON. i President, Peart street. i PIANOVORTSS. LAKGE STOUK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, rent or sell cheap; rent allowed on hase. Call ERRELL'S, No. 8 Union sauare (165 Fourth avenue) N EXTENSIVE STOCK OF THE FINEST PIANO. fortes and the most reasonable in price can be found at the factory and warerooma of JENNYS & BON, 235 Kast Twenty-first t, Letween Second and Third avea PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSRKFEPING will nell magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, made to or- der, celebrated maker, fully guaranteed, wed 5 months, cost 8700, for $20; Parior Furniture, covered brocatel ; Paint- {ngs, Bronzes, Silverware, Chamber, Dining Furniture, before purchasing eluewhore. 67 Went Kifteauth street, n Bixth avenne, A lega cask. ROSEWOOD OHICKERING PLANOFORTE, ONLY 100.~A beautitul seven octave, overatrang, carved Piauo, with every Improvement; great sacrifice Cor J. BIDDLE, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. MAGNIFICENT RICHLY CARVED FOUR ROUND corners rosewood 74 octave Pianoforte, made to order, Tor $8.0; oni n months in use, will be sold for $275; also rich Parlor, Chamber and Dinine Furniture wt half cost ; property of private family. 12 Kast Tenth street, one block ‘west of Broadway, Letween University place and Fifth ay BARGAIN FOR #250.—MAGNIFICENT 7 OOTAVE Agrade Plano, carved legs, overstrung bans, ail im Brovements’ {uly qunrantecd; worth double the’ money. duress BARGAIN, bor 114 Herald ofice, GREAT BARGAIN. Piano, carved legs, ac., improvemcit at a yrent sacrite 2K A tave rosewood Vial maker, in tise 8 months, also Parlor Becroom, Dinii Furniture, at half coat. Call at private residence 113 West ‘Twenty-seventh stree:, Near Sixth avenuo, FAMILY WILL SELL A MAGNIFI wood Pianoforte, cost #600, for 225; carved case and leas; seven ocinve, overstrung basa: celcbrated makers; five years’ guarantee; nearly new, 115 bust Seventh street, LADY WILL SELL FOR #160, If PURCHASED IM- mediately, full seven octave rosewood; mouern style and improvements; celebrated makers; in perfect order; sweet, powerful tone, 28 Third street. A pet other fi ro od — » for very, low prices; algo Pianos SOHN U. BARNES, 187 Eighth ebtect, ueur Broadway, IANOS, PIANOS, PIANOS. P Firet class Square und Upri For sale and for hire at reduced pric SCHROEDER’S Piano Room TANOS--SELLING OFF—REMOVAL. A Steinway Piano, rosewood, ine tone. ‘A rosewood 7 ootave carved case, fine toue. Prince & Co, Orcans, new styles. S10, #126 Melodeons, ®35 aud 45, New Pianos for rent, Flutes, 7 ots SPLENDID STOCK OF PIANOFORTES, OUR OWN 211 Fourth avenue. tow. Violin, Guitars, Concertinas with 20 keys, for.... 1 Pianos for $6, Melodeons for #2 per month, eee GORDON, 100 Brondway. ‘ANTED A GOOD PIANO.IN EXCHANGE FOR two desirable Lota in New York Homestead Associa tion; fos are tneresaing In ealue; two mitiuter’ walk four depot, Morris atl 0. H. PIERSON, wotionoe, Furniture, Real Eatate, No. Pine awoet, 1 ~e TEL TO ee I tem renne - Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY, Sroedway. i guna at dev Git (for = a short. tae ‘pnty) ‘not SALURDAY ATINEK, ‘the famous: jan Come- dy, ia four tableaus, by A. Cooney aud N. Hart Jackson, © TH AVENUK THEATRE. 5 Bole Leases and Weat Twenty-fourth sirect, near TH RAKISIAN BHS3ATION, | 1 PERNANDR( ater of Charity Reacue( 1. The Tl, Fernande’s th A Mahi orca, nO, SUNSATION portman. id Bennett, Dd NHATION J Be ATINER, BATURDAY NEXT, AT Hg orchoot. *,° IN PREPARATION for early procuation. an ortyloal Com edy of local and eontemporal purposes 404 poo- entitled “dARAT! fo be given with uniaue scenery and mechanical affects. Gane. OPERA HOUSE, corner Twenty-third atrest and Fighth a 18, Faird' week of Susanne ah sree LES BRIGAN| ‘The sensation of the Sari Witneamwed in twelve nights aad two pea nienolnsbamnae delighted visitors, ‘The novel WAISPERING CHORUS and tacomparable LAUGHING CHORUS, hailed rumubieg UB EN TITUBIASM and receiv DOUBLE and TREBLE EVERY KVENING and SATURDAY, CATIN BR: fener, No. fit Tirondwayy ind Rite: Restway Tekes ' or oflice, ornbe Fwy ed siree\'and Wrondway. ooD's MUSEUM, . Two performances daity——at 2 it OF THE SE, THK LYDIA THOMPSON TROUPK. BEVERY BVENING AND SATURDAY MATINES IN THE GBRAT BURLESQUE ie PARIS, Supported by the entire ty yl of the troupe. = TINEB PERFOMANCES TUE PARISIAN THIR Pp. a3. uw Monday, Tuesday, Wedn: ureday, Tue’ Lysrke COMIC” OFA fnoues n BEQGAR'S OPERA, efficient chorua and enlarged orchestrn. ured two weeks tn advance, - erin —y INA EDWIN'S THEATRE—120 Hitea rice 4 EVERY EVENING at § SATURDAY MATIN 2. THE MAGNIFICENT SPECTACULAR BURLES ov LITSLE JACK SHEPPARD; or, THE IDLE APPRENTIO WITH A BPLENDID CAsT OF CuAWAOTER, AND NEW SOBNERY BY MORGAN, NEW MECHANICAL LORS by Mosca, BUTLER & BHAY. MAGNI 't COSTUMES TMPORTEI MUSIC by WM. WITHERS, J NDID CORPS DE BALLET AND FIRST CLASS CHORUS. SYNOPSIS OF BCENERY, Geena 1—Vauvhall Gardena tn the Th cen Alsatin of the Pe Scene 3—Tho ¢ Period. (By a Soene 4—Jonathan Wiki's Private Ceil ta Newgate. Hoone 6 —the Old SILVERY REALMS, OR JACK'S HAPPY LOMB, Performance wit! commonce this evening with the popular ROMEO JAFFIER JENKINS, " bani a ii bal<E HEATR 45 AND 1 BOWERY. yw GRAND GERMAN OPERA. Neuendorif. TANN HAUSER. s“ H, WAMBOLD, BERNAGD & BAUKUS FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. IMMENSE RANCISCO MINSTRELS. BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRE ES, r heart that deugnhts me.” Mey all wake up a responae In my leart that dg me, “LET ME RE," KRYTMING NEW AND ota fz SINGING. GLOKL FuN DELIGHTFUL SINGING. Ontos FUN EW YORK CIROU! Fourteenth eet site Academy of Mu VERY NIGHT AT & . CHARLES FL THE oy sls N BARE BACK TS IN EQUESTRIANISM. crobate, Voltigours, Gymnasts, CHILDREN WANTE! grep used to ae toan Bailey. ‘AND TRANSFORMATION SCENE, comedian, LEFFINGWELL, as WEDNESDAY, 50--Boneut (or the Muateal Conductor, Ad. FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, Bax rrancisco MINST RI Ba 5 SUCCESS. NEGRO MINST! ENTIRE CHANGE EVERY WELK “LET MB BB." Seats secured six days in advance, — “h sto. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT 25g. MERSAULT is PHYSICAL SKILL DISPLAYED BY THE LEADING Ai ry rivalled A: HIGHLY TRAINED HOtsiss, PONIES AO, 100 LITT: etween the hours of i between four and ten years of eat pear in @ fairy spectacie. Apply b and 12.4. Mt. y ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRE 406 and 808 Broadway, opposite Ieventh atrert, TUE ONLY LON IN KNGELSON 8 Di SAINT FLOUR. u CONVERT, LA Ro} AY SEA PARTY, and KITTY FROM CORK. In preparation, Three Wives and Your Husbands. MONDAY, Dec 12, PRINCESS TREBIZOND. ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC. GRAND ENG 11SH OF BBA COMBINATION. TWO NIGHTS AND iv ALL AMONG TI ONR MATIN|: y even'ng, DIANORAH; Saturday BhctuvuuL, a Ay BOUEMIAN GIRL; Saturday evening, Hristow's Ri VAN WINKLE, Box oftlos wow open at Academy aud 114 Broadway. M ERCANTILE LIBRARY A HON. CHARLES SUMNER, will deliver a levture under tho auspices of tuis aasoctation at STEINWAY LiALL, on ec. 1, 1870, at 8 o'clock. 1) BETWEEN FRANCE AND GER CIVILIZATION." 0 cents; reserved seats, 90 cents ale at FP. Dutton & Co.'s book store, 713 Broadway, and at the library. EDWARD HASLER, hatrman Lecture Comimiitos. F e ra THE WAK. A GRAND NATIONAL BAZAAR, EVERY DAY, FROM 1 P.M. TILL 10 'P. M., IN AID OF THE SUFFERERS OF TH WAR IN FRANCR. riebly Curafshed with the moss beautiful var NCERT by the eplendid Band of the Bazaar, ection of Mr, ANTONIO L, MORA, (Mir. LEPRANG, of the Grand Opora, will sing agnia, by weneral Fequcat, LES GIKONDINS, Mme. Huiiicr-Duay, in fall costume, will produce agen UX" MARSEILLAISE. ” bio ra open at 7 orelo Tickets of aduiisi extra, SUK OF ‘Alt Tiokets of wimissron, 2% rom if. Mtl 6 P.M, and 81 from 6 P.M. Ui B. M. nd at he door. Season ickots, 82. Obtalned anywhere, 618 HY YoRK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY,!” | sin Broadway, git 618 bilshed 1818.) 18 oy pevsmeboee i 0 . 68 a | rl ate fearfully and 6 as wonderfully made. Hh S18 The Henitieg, Wondernand Monstrositics of GI 618 the Human and Animal Creation to bs avea at | 618 one visit. 6 ne! peseanns PRIMA DONNA, ROSA D'EKINA. STTINWAY HALL, THIS (WEDNESDAY) RVENING, Nov. 3, at 8 o'clock, GRAND CONCERT, By RONCONT, PILTIPPI, Mlic, TEDESCA (Viollalety, HOFPMARK, MORA and “THE 8ONG-BOSIS OF IRELAND, At this concert “The Rose fll, In addition to hee classte aud operatic selection 4 several of the nest popu- lar o¢ MOORE'S IMMORTAL MELODIRBA: Ticketa one dollar. No extra charge lot reserved jseata. ‘Tickets and programmes at Schirmer's, 701 Broadw it son's, 711 Broadway 5 ‘Tekst Oflice, 114 Broadwa; s Le ita HEBREW HEBREW HEBREW ARMORY, ARMORY, ARMORY, ADDR) ADDI ADDR CHARITY PAIR OPENS TO.NIGIT, CHARITY FAIR OPENS TO-NIGHT, CHARITY FAIR OVENS TO.NIQUT. Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenie. Fourteonth etree Heat Sixth aronue WOVERNOK HOKEMAN. S38 BY GOVERNOR HOFFMAN, MUSTO HY BREN. MUsiC BY KEBN. ( The HELREW CHARITY PAIR ty for the joint benott of tke Mount be pee Si “mae and the Hebrew jaevolemt and Orphan Anylum Society. i 4 Vill remarn open three weeks (Sundays e1 Batur- days, from 6 to tf PLM.; Vridaya, 10 A. M, Herd Ca end oa otwer days from 2 to n M. Beason Tickets $3. Singh te. TASHINGTON HALL, WILLIAMSBURG.—WEDNES. V [IRST ViSIr TO AMERICA, 1) aude : DR. CORRY'S GREAT DAY, Nov. 80, lust night of BLIND TOM, DIOKAMA OF IKELAND, EVERY EVEXING. NER’ NGS, VANCES, SKKTCHES, sation 1 ee ae) 3 aan THICAL MANAGERS, A large and Losses EI hae ficrsasing stu woop Cura, = al peng on band at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFI i Nass a wht Old Horald Butidiog : ACADEMIES, A Dopwouris CLASSES FOR DANGING, AT NO. * v LL FASHIONABLE DANOKS IN, A at SAUSH'S: 1 1 os eye wsti Afternoon and eveni: 2 . rier tag ier th deen yt a or ovening. Private lessons at any hour of heal: Rosi 2a ‘Tenth sireot: Cail for ot ROOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, ROOM! a 1D SOURS, FRIDAY Ryans ay Meo i DANCIN G; J. ita wiertgea etn THOMPSON! Bleeker +t piison Tuenday ud Ki Page