The New York Herald Newspaper, October 23, 1872, Page 8

8 THE NEW NORSE KING. Wwe sca Captains and the Seerctary of the Scandinavian Consulate Swearing Allegiance to Oscar the Second—The Swedish and Norwegian Oaths and the Ceremony of Subscribing Them, ‘The Consulate OMce of Sweden and Norway was visited yesterday by ‘Wo sea captains desiring to swear the oath of allegiance to Osear the Second, ‘Me handsome and courtly Secretary, Mr, Alexan- der Solberg, was also sworn by his prineipal, the ©onsut, by way of breaking the weariness and mo- motovy of waiting for other applicants. ‘The cere- mony is quite an interesting one, although it is very simple. The Secretary of the Consulate stands at the right of the Consul and reads the oath, while the citizen of Scandinavia raises his left haud, with the thumb and two fingers erected, while the rest are doubled to the paim. he sig- nificance of these three digits, in accordance with the forms of the Lutheran Church, is “the Father, and the Holy Spirit.” The obligation taken the Swedes is more lengtiry and expletive than that of the Norwegians, It is as follows :— THE SWEDISH OATH. efore God and on Wifast and true ing. the Grand Duke aud Master Oscar iI, rway, Goths and Wendes in the sa to King of Swede time, keeping fidelity aid faith towards the whole Roy Bousehold, J shail also with my whole life-blood the royal Hower, together with the liberties and p {Vin conformity with the con- which Tsfail in manners 1 promise, on my honor and cou- So help me God, with ny ite and soul, THE NORWEGIAN OATH ‘obey and TuiMh, nelence, to keeps pene thas:— ¢ and swear to show obedience and milonity to te constiti sty King Oscar BI, x0 help me God and His Holy Word Consul Bors, in conversation with the Scandina- Vian Minister at Washington, who is now in this vity, Was discussing the subject of allegiance to the new King, and remarked that few of the per- | sons who came here irom Norway or Sweden had any intention of returning to their fatherland, Phe Minister said that he had not yet administered ‘ke Oath toany one in Washington, as the capital was now almost deserted, Both of the diplomatic omicials agreed 1) ng a very great de- not anticipat Mana for the test of allegiance, and attach little tmportan to what is really executed for the convenience prin farers and traveliers, In tile time of the war the | protection of the Scandinavian flags was much | sought by the emigrants from thai country in order to escape the conscription, and probably if | dere was how any prosp of international rouble it would be again eagerly seized upon, This sarcastic view of the case by the Secretary, | ‘Mr. Solberg, explains the cause of the tardiness of | the majority of the Swedes and Norwegians in this | country to become naturalized, while in all other respects they exemplarily perform the duties of eitizens and are proverbially industrious and pros- perous. The Consulate Office continues open for the ad- | Winistration of the oath, rr | MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. | Gwpings—THomrsoy by Rev, Father Preston, G. H. of 20 JULIA M. THOMPSON, daughter of A. W.'Thompson, | of New York, | LANNING—PLACE.—On Tuesday, October 22, by Rev. E. 8. Osbon, VicTOR BURNELL LANNING, of | Jersey City, to ELLA LAVINE PLACE, of this city. | Martin— Woop.—On Thursday, October 17, 1872, | by the Rev. J. E. Searles, NICHOLAS MARTIN to | Emma J. Wood, both of Brooklyn, No cards. NEWCcOMEB—MABIE.—On Wednesday, October 16, | at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey, A. B. Taylor, assisted by Rev. T. G. Wall, WILLIAM Newoomn, of Tenafly, N. J, to Many Euiza, daugh- ter of John Mabie, Esq., of Fairview, N. J. as, Rospy—Bocy the 22d° inst., On ‘Tuesday, at | Christ Church, by the Rev. ‘Wm. H. Wardlaw, Cuartes D. Rosy to Miss Eva E. Boyce, both of | Jersey Cit RoGerRs—Lown.—At Lebanon Springs, on Sunday, October 20, by the Rev. A. Waterbury, Mr. J, ELLI- | orr Rocers, of Virginia, to Miss NELLIE F, Lowy, | pape daughter of the late Wm. B. Lown, Esq, | New York. No cards, ns R—MANGELS 2872, at the residen Mangels, by the Rey. T. Steinby, London, England, to MINNIE A. ‘A. MancE: 4, daughter | ‘Of the Jate John N. and D, Mangels, No cards. | Died. | Aveust.—On Tuesday, October 22, at 11 o'clock A. | M., CAROLINE, Widow Of Solomon’ August, in the 2d year of her age. | Funcral on Wednesday, October 23, at twelve | M., {from her late residence, 125 East Filty-third street, BAILiiz.—On Monday, October 21, Mary, the be- | Joved wite of James Baillie, and daughter of Alex. Jackson. | Funeral from her late residence, 39 Myrtle ave- | 3 Brooklyn, this day (Wednesday), at two P. M., | ° ‘eenwoou. ! Saatymeas (county Antrim, Ireland,) papers please copy. | Baiy On Monday, October 21, 1872, Mr. JAMES Bain) in the 83d year of his age. On Wednesday, October 16, | dence, 25 Dodworth street, Brooklyn, E. D., this | | (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Liverpool (England) papers please copy. BECKWELL.—On Tuesday morning, October 22, of consumption, MARTIN VAN BUREN’ BECKWELL,’ in the 36th year of nis age. | ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited | fo attend the funeral, from the residence ot his brother-in-law, J. M. Otter, 62 South Third street, | Brooklyn, E. D., on ‘Thursday morning, October ms | Bt eleven o'clock. BLANCHE.—At Yonkers, on Tuesday, October 22, | 2872, at the residence of Charles F. Belknap, Mrs. | Maky ANN BLANCHE, widow of Noel Blanche, Mia the le ‘76th year of her age. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to ‘attend the funeral, at St. John’s church, on Friday, ‘25th inst., at two o'clock P. M. Philadelphia papers Please copy. BREESE.—On Sunday, October 20, 1872, RopERT R, iE BREESE, in the 53d year of his age. Relatives and iriends of the pM also members of Manhattan Lodge, No. 62, F. and A. M., are re- | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wed- nesday, 23d instant, at ten o'clock A. M., from his | Yate residence, 122 East sixty-second street. The | remains will be conveyed to Paterson, N.J,, for | interment. Brice.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, October 21, 1872, Henry Brice, aged 27 years. The funeral will take place from his late residen 217 Grand, street, Brooklyn, E. D., at half-past tw: o’clock thi } (Wednesday) afternoon. Brown.—Hore Lonoke No. 244, F. ann A. M.— SumMons.—Brethren, you are requested to attend ‘@ special communication of Hope Lodge, No. 244, F. and A. M., at half-past twelve o'clock on Wed- mesday, October 23, 1872, at the lodge rooms, corner of Bleecker and Morton’ streets, for the purpose of | attending the funeral of our late worthy brother Thomas A. Brown, Members of sister lodges are respectfully invited to attend. By order. | o'clock, from thence to St. | Dutch Reformed church | bei of the bride's uncle, H.C, | Hi Joan R, SUTER, of | ~ [A | office, 1,265 Broadw ‘The funeral will’ take place (rom his late resi- | OW, Setanen 21, DEpERicK Tinvanans ior, Naess 5 mopthe and 11 days. yerne none and friends spe nempeoneny invited to attend the funeral on Octoyer 24, from the German chureh, Rev. Dr. ‘Moun, corner 0! Sixth and Garden streets, Hoboken, at eleven o'clock A. HOWELL.—In this city, on Tuesday, Obtober 22, RicnaRD Jouwn HOWELL, aged 46 years. Further notice will be given in tomorrow's paper. Jones.—On Tuesday, October 22, GHORGE EH, JONes, ed 59 years, elatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday, October 24, attwo o'clock P. M. trom 92 York street, Jersey City, N. J. KIRK.—On Second day, 10th month, 21st, at the residence of her uncle, Samuel T, Valentine, 154 Clinton street, Brooklyn, ANNA V., daughter of the late Richard and Mary A. Kirk, in the 18th year of er age. Relatives and friends of the pny are respect- fully mvited to attend the funeral, from Friends’ meeting house, at Matinecock, L. ad on Sixth day, 26th 7. ., et half-past one o'clock P.M. Carriages will be in waiting at Locust Valley station on arrival of train which leaves Hunter's Point at eleven o’elock A. M. Litri»,—In Brookiyn, N. Y., on Tuesday, October } 22, 1872, OHARLES 8. Livre, in the 60th year of his age. Notice of faneral hereafter. Lyons,—In Harlem, on Tuesday, October 22, 1872, Mrs. MARY JANE Lyons, daughter of the late Jane McElroy. The Tolatives and friends of the famil friends of the late Judge Avery, of Hoboken, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, irom her late residence, 2,234 Second avenue, near 115th street, on Thursday, October 24, 1872, at one o'clock P.M. r 22, Miss Maky MuRPHY.—On Tuesday, Octobe Mvnrry, iu the 4th year of her age, Her relatives and friends and those of her brother-in-law, Daniel Sweeny, ciso the friends of Thomas J. Daly, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 41 Park ave- nue, New York, on Thursday morning, at ten Stephen’s church ‘Twenty-eighth street, where a requiem mass will celebrated for the peacetul repose of her soul. McGurRL.—At Westchester, on Monday, October a ANN ELIZABETH, daughter of Thomas and Mary eGurl, Tye relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the tuneral, Jrom the residence of her parents, on Wednesday, October 23, at three o'clock P. M. Orvon.—On ongay, October 21, OnToN, widow of Caleb J. Orton. Relatives and friends are cordially invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 113 Can- non street, at ten'A. M. to-day, Wednesday PowER.—On Monday, October 21, PATRICK POWER, a native of Castletown, county Kilkenny, Ireland, im the 77th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his son-in-law’s, James hughes, 10 Monroe street, this (Wednesday, alternoon, at two o'clock precisely ; from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. ‘TRAVER.—On Monday, October 21, after a severe ines, Joun TRAVER, in the 69th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral services, from the residence of his daughter, Margaret Cramer, 316 RYOXY Een reat street, on Wednesday even- ing, the 23d inst:, at eight o'clock. VAN AKEN.—At Montclair, N. J., on | tober 40, after a short illness, Rev. V. AKEN, son of Rev. Enoch Van Aken, of is Pray in the 33d year of his age. The relatives and. friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral from the (Dr. Hutton’s), Washing- ton square, near Fourth street, on Thursday, Octo- rT 24, at half-past twelve o'clock. Philadelphia, Freehold (N. J.) and (N. Y.) papers please copy. Vose.—The funeral services of the late Mrs. John G. Vose, who died on Monday, July 15, at | Brighton, England, will be held on’ Wednesday, ! October 23, at the Rev. Dr. Bacon's church, Orange Valley station, on the arrival of the 1:10 P, M, train from joot of Barclay and Christopher streets, New SARAH ANN Kingston | York Relatives and friends are invited to attend. WaALE.—At the residence of his parents, West Hobo! N. J., Robert HENRY WALE, aged 26 ears, 2 months and 2 days. Funeral takes place Thursday, October 24, at 10 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. N_ ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WOULD INV! FROM $5,000 10 $10,000 im an established pay manufac: turinj ae 88. need address R. Principal erald office. only RARE CHANCE—TO HELP BUY CHEAP AND admirable Property fora Villa Park, near the city. Address box 3,608 New York Post office. “LADY HAVING $500 WOULD LIKE TO MAKE Dusiness arrangement with some reliable party. Address Mrs. M.; box 144 Herald Uptown Brauch of N ENERGETIC BUSINESS MAN WANTED—IN OLD established realestate business; must have capital of $50); best location in the man more than money wanted. Address ENERGY, “Herald Uptown Branc! office. $00, TO MANUPAC- demand and ready sale ly, without risk, Ad- ER WANTED—WITH re a staple article of lar; yr ea is share about $40 we dress M MASON, Herald office. LADY WITH $2,000 TO $5,000 CAN HAVE A FINE chance to engage with a gentleman in a lucrative business. Send address to T. L. ©., Herald Uptown Branch NARPET STOCK PAYING 1 PER CENT A MONTH.— ted, an increase of cupital so as to realize 3 per conta month on the investment. At private sale only by WILLIAMS, BEEKMAN & CO., Bankers, 62 Broadway, j) AN INTEREST IN A PROSPEROUS CAR AND +» Agricultural factoring Works, a valuable Foundry and Machine Shop, situated in one of the finest regions of Pennsylvania, will be sold for $16,000 by a zen- Hleman changing his residence for family reasons. Apply 10 GRIGGS, CARLETON & CO., 98 Brondw: Fe, $1,100 A GOOD MAN CAN SECURE A HALF interest in an oyster and saloon business, nine years | establised paying well. Apply to JOHN MUDGETT, 167 Broadwa r basement. ARTNER WANT ¥ROM $3,000 TO $5,000, TO ee ine capital im an old established produce com- ission house. Address ENERGY, Herald office. Fen —A GENTLEMAN OF CHARACTER, WITH a few thousand dollars, may find a favorable oppor- | taney igt a oN in the metal business, Address office, aR sR WANTED—SMALL CAPITAL REQ Electro-Magnetic Healing Baths, ce, for the cure of Rheumatisin, Gout ‘and all Nervous Endorsed by prominent physteians. ARTNER WANTED—TO TAKE HALF INTEREST IN afew very valuable specialties in the patent medi- cine ne; to $10,000 required. Address SIN. GRRrEv’ ineraie oftlees RARE CHAS NE-HALF INT! TIN A » Planing and Turning Mill, in operation at $12 West Pitty dnt HE UNDERSIGNED WISHING TO DISSOLVE PART- nership and retire from business offérs tor sale their Business aud Machinery tor manutacturing Mosquito Net ting and Buckram. I¥ not disposed of by November I will be sold at auctios A. & G. CLEAN, 256 West Twenty-second street. 10 INVESTORS.—A GENTLEMAN OWNING A LARGE amount ot the capital stock of a first class manufae- turing company just commencing business, with large as- | sured profits, offérs a part of his interest ata very low rate to prompt buyers, Address G H., box 2,029 Post FAN TED—A PARTNER WITH $5,000 CASH IN A RICHARD M. SHERIDAN, Master. E. T. SHERIDAN, Secretary. CASHMAN.—On Tuesday, October 22, JouNn J. CasHMAN, only son of John and Mary GaataiaRy | after a short and severe illness, aged 1 year, 7 months and 22 days, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Thars- | , October 24, at ‘two o’ciock P. M., from 166 | Lewis street, New York. well established stove and hardware business in Brooklyn: best reference given and required. Apply to | THEO. WELLS, 171 Broadway, room 12. D—A PAR! » WITH $6,000 CAS ke a half interest ina good and ‘safe tra and allover the States. Address PLAX, lock box office, Eaton, Preble county, Ohio. TANTED—AS PARTNER, AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, in a tight, pleasant biisiness, well established and very profitad small capital required. Apply. to CLARK.—At Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 19, 1872, after a long and painiul illness, AVERY CLARK, formerly of Ware, Mass., in the 69th year of Ins age. Relatives and Jriends of the family are respect: fully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, | October 25, at two o'clock P. M., from his late resi- dence, 262 Dean street. CooKk.—At Point Pleasant, N.J., Tenth month, ist, THoMas COOK, in the 80th year of bis year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his foneral, on Fifth day, 24th, at twelve o'clock, from | his late residence. Pe leaeinnsn Y pers please copy j In this city, on Tuesday, October 22, beloved son of Peter und Catharine & years and § months. ‘The funeral will take place trom the residen 309 ‘Third avenue, ow Wednes at two o'clock P. M. E —At Harlem, on Sunday, October 20, Daviv Dey, in the 4sth year of hi The relatives and friends are respecitully invited: , to attend the funeral, this day (Wednesday), at nine A. M.. from his late dence, + istreet. | The remains wiil be Francis Xavier, Fifth and Sixth a be said at hall-past ten A. M. Geany.—On Monday evening, October 21, N only daughter of Joun and Julia Geary, aged 3 | years, 1 month and 9 days. | The relatives and triends of the family are re- sted to attend the funeral, from wer late resi- | nee, 433 West Twenty-fourth street, on Wednes- | day afternoon, at two o'clock. } DNEY.—At Mamaroneck, on Sunday evening, October 20, SUSAN PAULINA, Wife of Caleb Gedney, ‘aged 76 years and 6 days, | Funeral services will take place on Wednesday, October 23, at half-past one o'clock P. M., from the | Methodist Episcopal church, Mamaroneck, Rela- | ‘Uves and friends of the family are respectfully in. vited to attend. ‘Trains on the New York and New Haven Railroad leave Twenty-seventh street and | Fourth avenue at eleven o'clock A.M. Carriages | ‘Will be in attendance at the depot. GRAY.—On Sunday, October at White Plains, Joun D. GRAY, in the 64th year of his age. win many My Ney be attend the funeral, on Inesd: nst., at tw ley | the old Methodist cmiireh, "° OC10CK Ps Mey from HAGAN.—At Trenton, N. J., on Tuesday, October ‘OBNE HAGAN, in the 62d year of his age, é relatives and friends are requested to meet ‘the body at the et Of Desbrosses street, on Thurs- aay, October 2%, at haif-past ten o'clock A. M. A¥RS.—On Saturday, October 19, Many HAYES widow of Dennis Hayes, late of the parish of Morroe county Limerick, Ireland, in the 824 year of her age. ‘The funeral took plac¢ from her late resiien ¥. Be anand street, on Monday, October 21, ai « Limerick (Ireland) papers please copy. Bupenpranne—At Uobokeu, N. J, on Monday, aken to the Church o! West Sixteenth street, by venues, where a requiem Ina | He can realize about $8) per week. JAPYNEY, | gentleman of some means | need not answer. 183 Br dway. HT BUSI. es any time before 10 eteenth street. MoobY's CO., | $1 WILL START ANY PERSON IN AL a ness, Call and see sample M. and alter 4 $300. —-PARTN ws lished Office Business ui 5 Apply to THOM No. 6 Centre street. S500 TO SMTA GENTLEMAN OF LARGE & me) perience will invest the above amount, with his services, as partner, in some good paying Dudiness. Address, stating particulars, or no notice taken, W. M., box 4 New York Post office. | $1. OOO 22. $0R-4 SCRE FORTONE.—raRr. ner wanted; manufacturing. the inost sal- able little article ever patented; profits immense, Ap ply betore 3P. M, at 106 Broadway, room 14, 3.000 Trl¥Est IN, BUSINESS PARTNI 5 ships requiring increase of capital; onty those having legitimate and established business will re- ceive attention; business strictly confidential, AMES & GREEN, 204 Broadway. A RARE CHANCE FOR AN ACTIVE, $10,000. siness. mam, “with above capitals « {ina well cxtablla fancy | and hair hest partof Sixth ave- | nue), or w Will, with or without Stock on hand engaged in other business, ‘this the s nly address box IL station A. and cannot giv ble parti ttention it deserves, Responsi- MATRIMONIAL. NG WIDOWER WITHOUT CHILDREN, VERY appearance (Protestant), as business man imvested in an interesting town West over 0 form the acquaintance of a young lady or widow, age trom 20 to 30, who desires a kind husband and pleasant home; American or German. preferred; must be of unexceptional character, cheerful, healthy and of good anpearance, commanding the suin to, the Amount of hait that of higown, over whiehshe may have d | her own control. Addres 8. R, AND) ERSON, Herald office. SOUTHERN LADY, STRANGER AND WIDOW, middle-age, wishes to make the acquaintance of « obiect matrimony; triflers Address Mrs. E. BARTLETT, station D, with real name. _DENTISTRY. BSOLUTEL Y PAINLESS.—TE, TH EXTRACTED without gas, chloroform or eth iv) Combination Sets extremely hght aud durable; Rubber Sets, $10,216 Sixth avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Established 24 years. . L. BERHARD & SMITH, ODERN DENTISTRY.—DR. R DURKIN, LATE of 373 Canal street, now No.7 Clinton place (Bighth sreet)-—Aruncial Teeth on new principles; immovable; used ax natural teeth; Teeth extracted without pain with gas or benumbing process. TH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN; 15 YEARS; numbing application; beautiful Teeth; $1; Set, $10; een tor Hollow. checks a specialty : Seta repaired aay VILLERS, Af Grand street, hear Broadway, PIANOFURTES. P HAINES BROS, 2 Union aq First class handsome ne anofortes for sale ‘on very reasonable teriny and several used a little, very Tow for cash. LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, Fent or sell cheap; rent allowed on purchase. '¢ atM. M. MERRELL’», inion square it Fourth av.) PIANO ONLY $100; A STEINWAY oforte, richly carved legs, overstrung ent, cheap for ¢ 3) Waverley place, near Broadway. ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE— Grand seale ; p brilliant tone; nearly ew; cont $875, for $200 cash; family leaving elty. West’ Eighth street (Clinton place), near Sixth avenue. T SOHMER & €O,'8, 49 EAST FOURTEE! ‘Thi street, corner ‘Third | avenue—Seve Second hand Pianos, vary low for eush or to re' Hest class new Pianos tor cash or instalwents, on the most reasonable terms. NEW SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, LARGE Tound corners, overstrung bars full non frame, carved legs, &c., hast os we SON, 137 only $200 cash. PEE! 127 Bleecker street, BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE Piano, all modern improvewents, azraffe treble, for Apply at 243 East Thirdeth street, near Third av. N ELEGANT 74 OCTAVE RICH ROSEWOOD Pianotorte for sale, t ths; best city er and Musical AG T ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR fale Parlor wrand ; made Srdat. CSR AIAG eity may ker; ased 5 2 CORE 5 for D: Furniture, Blageres Paintings, rors, Silverware :Chamber, Dining ‘eurniture: a perty amily leaving city, 90 West Jouh st, enue, ARGAIN,- wood iy Siemon montnty. ty-fourth street. ARGAIN—IF TAKEN IMMEDIATELY, $100, ROSF. wood Chickering Pianoforte, including Stooi; modern style and improvements; splendid tone. Apply at the residence, 28 Third street, between Bowery and Second avenue. AGNIFICENT ‘TAVE ROSEWOOD ' Pianoforte, superior tone and finish; same as new and fully warranted: must be disposed of a saeritice for cash, at 26 ‘Prince street, st ore. CHICKERING erifice ; ear Sth OCTAVE ROKE- BEAU pret ‘SEVEN warranted fay CABLE, 470 ar Thi ‘AND WEBER NE STEINWAY, sae and upright Pianos to rent, _W. A. POND & CO,, BY Broadway ana 39 Union square PANS —PrANos MANUFACTURED FOR THE de; first class Pianos at moderate prices; the trade invited: 78 Barrow street, near Hudson. JANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND most beautiful style of best makers at jowery for cash or monthly instalments, or fo i re 481 Broadway, than can be found elsewhe IANO TO RENT.—NEW UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND aquare grand, best makers, to rent ‘and for sale low for cash or on $25 monthly instalments, at HALL & SONDS, 751 Broadway. : EXCELLENT. SEVEN OCTAY hand Pianos, good as new, fully warranted, Nenp at FISGHEWS, 435 West Twentycelnil street, ear Ninth avenue. MUSICAL, LL THURSDAY, AFTERNOONS AT 4 AND EVEN- ings at ¥, the Free Training Classes for Singers of the OME incorporated Orpheon Choral Society, receive applicants at Spring. stree| bureb, near Varick. | All ages, both sexes. JEROME HOPKINS, Secretary, 711 Broadway. At TENOR WISHES AN ENGAGEMENT TO SING IN urch, Address F.G., Roma Hotel, 36 East Hous- ton at GENTLEMAN WILL, INSTRUCTION ON GIVE the pianoforte at pupil’s residence for $10 per quar- ter; best of references given, Address, with residence, TEACHER, box 122 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,263 Broadway. FIRST CLASS CONTRALTO DESIRES A POSITION ZX ina quartet choir in New York or vicinity. Address THOMAS J. HALL, music store, 751 Broadway. LADY OF EXPRRIENCE WISHES A FE’ Ww MORE pupils on the piano; especial care taken with fale | ners; success guaranteed ; terms $10 per 20 lessons at pu | Dil's residence. addres’ for one week. PIANOFONTE, box 18) Herald Uptown Branch office. PIANO AND SINGING LESSONS (EVERY FA- cllity for rapid improvement and a thorough knowledge of muse) by an experienced, suecesstul t 28 West Thirty-seventh street, belween Sev- th and Kighth avenues, Guitar, SINGING, ORGAN, mony ; private lessons onl: nireot tablished 1854. Circulars nal” ma’ ed tree. 1. S. J ‘L. SCHUBERTH & ¢ CARL HE! (Eighth nt’s Jour. R, Successor, Publisher and Dealer in a cn an ican Music, x20 Broadway, New York. No branch house anywhere. SH LADY, SUC LIN loping th and in ptomoting a sound. the- und practical knowledge of te plano. Address box 205 Herald oftice. USICAL.—AN de EW ENGLAND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, 652 Fifty-second street.—Open from 9to5. Ladies’ vocal classes of two or three members made a speci RGANIST WANTED—FOR A CATHOLIC CHURCH IN ‘a city near New York; good salary to a thoroughly competent professor, Apply at Haverty's book store, No. 5 Barclay street, at2 o'clock P, M. this da, PELovner, PELTON & C0.’S STANDARD ORGANS. 21,000 now in use. Warerooms 841 Broadway, N. Y. Send toracireular, i so * IANO AND SINGING, AT FROM $10 TO $15 PER quarter, by a teache years’ successful prac- tice, at her own or pupil's Pesldences Addteea PIANIST, box'113 Herald office. LANISTS’ street. ACADEMY, 106 WEST ~ FORTY.1 FIFTH Office pours TERN AR 'ANTED—BY A STRANGER IN THE CITY, A SITU- ation ina Protestant church (Episcopal preferred: astenor; voice fist class; salary no object it the situ: be wgood one. Address P. M. C., box 114 Herald Up- town Branch office. OUNG LADIES WHO INTEND STUDYING PIANO. forte, singing and the German language, will find a comfortable home at the house of Mrs. Abt-Eyserbeck, the daughter of Mr. Franz Abt, at Brunswick, Ger: many; tuition in Frang Abt person- ally if desired. Ap EIM, New York Musik Zeitung, Gerinah Savings Bank, cornér of Fourth avenue and ‘ourteenth street. WANTED TO PURCHASE _ WAxTED.—A LARGE IRON SAFE; ONE OF HER. rings’ or Marvin's preferred ; would like it to be 19 inches deep in the clear. Address box 4,896 New York 7 Post office. ae ¥ r 000 FEET 1 INCH, 200 F 14 INCH, 125 h second hand ‘Steam Pipe, by THOS. P. CLARENDON & CO., 73 and 8) Gold street. ANTED—A SECOND HAND IRON SAF IN GOOD order and ot about the following dimensions :—6 teet high, 4 feet wide and about 2'5 feet deep. ‘Address FIREPROOF, box 1,260 New York Post office, with maker's name, description of lock and lowest cash price CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JAN FRANCISCO CIGAR STORE.—A FINE ASsorr- i‘ ment of imported Cigars, just arrived from the facto- ries of Havana, at moderate Lovers of a fine Cizar will do well to call atthe an Francisco Cigur Store, 82 University place, FURNITURE, RAR ANCE FOR CASH.—AT PRIVATE RESI- dence, 124 West 26th st., Parlor Suits $75, walnut Bed- Toom Suits'$40; rep Suits $45, and 30) lots cheap for cash. GOOD BED, - | Payne's Patent Parlor and bof Beds. A MAGNIFIC T MARI Sar PARLOR Suit, in crimson satin, nearly new; cost $450, for 200; one do., $1: walnut Suits, in brocatel and reps, 75 and $40; Pianoforte, Mirrors, Curtains, Carper, Paintings, Tables, Etageres, Buffet, Extension Tabi | Bedsteads, Bureau ‘ashstands, Mattresses, Bedding agreat sacrifice; tamily leaving city. lis West Eighth street (Clinton place), near Sixth avenue. PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING will dispose of all their: Household Furniture, viz. covered in rich atin ‘brocatel: cost $1,000, 9); legunt carved and ‘gilded trainer, relath suits, $50; “one do. $10N, rosewood and ‘walnut; Bedsteads, Kookstands, curled hair Mattresses, dc Bronze ‘Ornaments, ' Turkish Lounges and Etageres, Bookcases, Buffets, Centre, Side and Library Tables; solid Silver and Glassware, N. B.—A brilliant toned 7'4 octave rosewood Pianotorte Htool, cover. Call at private residence. 22) West 2d st near 6th a ‘A FRENCH FAMILY, LATELY ARRIVED AND about going to Europe, will sell all their im- ck orted, magnificent pg old re mary by the largest, manufacture: ‘aris. Inquire West Fortieth street, from Ii to and f to 9 M, E LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding ut lowest cash prices, on weekly, instal- ments, at O'PARRELLS warehouse, 20) Eighth avenie, corner Twentieth street. LL THE ELEGANT, COSTLY HOUSHROLD FURNI- ture contained in the private residence % West 15th street, near Sth avenue, for sale at a sacrifice; superb Drawing Room eet Marie Antoinette style, cost Sor bath for ; one, do, do. $40; Pianoforte, cost $900, ‘aintings, Honeoe: Chamber and Dining Furni- pur 1 before purchasing elsewhere. C* RPETS, re. Ca Furniture, Beds, Bedding, &e, Payments taken Dy the week or month, ‘Terms easy. acid Kon corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, — PE | MATINEE AMUSEMENTS. HEATRE COMIQU! COMIQUE, oe BRCADwAY, M A T N * MNOTH THOUPE AT LL TH ‘ ALL THE MA! MATINEE TO-DAY. M bal m _ A A ae Pd i NKE. NEE. on BP 7. MORRIS, , C! AS THE DUTCH JU AT MATINEE. . Ni MR. PRANK KERNES AND MR. JOHN WILD keteh. y: in the side-s veplitting a ing URIPEACK. MR. JOHN HART g ' TRB ATION betray BEAUTIFUL GROUPINGS, PETE AND BARNEY, THE EDUCATED MULES, 3 ¥ Miss JENNIE HUGHES, MISS MARION TAYLOR, 188 JEN RUGH AS THE OTHER FELLOW. MISS ADA WRAY, NE. Ar MATINEE. ATINER. AT MATINEE. MATINEE. AT MATINEE. Pe MR, JOHN ST, N QUE! MR. WE! MISS NELLIE SANDFORD, MISS Runny TILSTEN: ina Pat programme for THE NEW COMIC Bnet Ae ay: OF. 4 DISCHARGED FROM BLACKWELL'S ISLAND, MATINEE iii DAY. MATINER WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. EXTRA NOTICE.—MONDAY NEXT, ‘OCTOBER 28, Airst, appearance ibis this qeiris of tne SOPHIE, AND JENNIE, in peo burle jue XION. Wine nee ATHENEUM, "8 ATE opposite Niblo’s Garden, THe GREAT ga a Th Be SORT. WONDERFUL BILL ‘T0-D. THE Lente 3 ier" MATINEE OF ALL AFTERNOON, THIS AFTERNOON, THIS AFTERNOON, COMMENCING AT HALE-PAST TWO. PETI BENSON, JENNY BENSON, RICARDO, CARDO, McKEE AND ROGERS. BC HOLS RAFT, EWART, wurre's pad WHITE'S WHITE'S MINS Resoeee OF MUSIO—LUC ITALIAN OFEKAT LUCCA, Director... Posi See MARETZEK DS YN Mis WEDNESDA 2 ELEVENTH | SUBRC ban Ong Nicut, DON GIOVANNI. Mh, PAULINE LUCCA, MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, CLARA DORIA, SIG, VIZZANT, SIG! MORIAMT. sie. JAMET, BI COULON, SIG. RONCONT. FRIDAY, OCT. 25, aT 8 P. ELFTH SUBSCHIPTION sieHh Second and last DON SATURDAY, aay ca RAND Tyee MATINEE, Knabe's Planca are used arte Academy of Mule Tickets can be obtained at the Academy of Musi Schirmer's music store, 701 Broadway. NERMANIA THEATRE, x Fourteenth etre Ad, Neundortf, and at U SION SQUARE THEA Proprietor. Manager “This theatre bw. the house of entertainment in. the city, a bliou of beauty and fairly radiant with all that experience can suggest and money procure SUXTH WE Mr. ABERIDAN SHOOK ‘AND UNABATED SUCCESS OF AGNES, Sardou’s last and ost play, written expressly for GNES ETHEL, who fills the title role. Other characters by Miss Phillis Glover, Miss Plessy Mordannt, Miss Jeuny Lee, Miss Jove- pling Laurens, Mr. D-H. Harkins, Mr, Edward Lamb, 4 . Mackey, Mr. George Parkes, Mr, Henry Mont womnery, Mr. Webh Kawards, Mr. JP Burnett, Mr, W. B. "Laurens, Mr. Claude Burroughs and others. Ofthe manhel th willeh the play presented the Even- ing Express say play ispresented in so chaste and elegant a man- ner that its continued prosperity cannot be doubtes ENER ARTISTIC ELEGANCE YER BE EEN UPON THE toe ‘AL STAGE, pre: the rare excellence in stage pictures. of being tit ch without gaudiness and chaste without monotony. AGNES MATINER EVERY SATURDAY AT 13g O'CLOCK. Seats secured two weeks in advance, Box office open every day trom 8 A. M. tob P. M, Doors open at nigh at Cartan rises at Carriages may be ordere: MISS ETHEL'S 5: ier ts LIMITED TO 100 CADE! MY oF MUSIC, BENEFIT NEW YORK ROMAN cATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLU TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES! THURSDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING, OCT. 24, 1572, under the direction of Mr. AGUSTIN DALY, and under the auspices of the Board lanaers of the, New York YOUNG MEN'S WOMAN’ CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. PROGRA! AFTERNOON, COMMENCING. TWO. O'CLOCK, Grand Overture, ae cee sea Orchestra. e 8 mig Comedy. In one act, entitle eB ALIVORN AMONDS, in which the indies and gentlemen of the BOWERY THEATRE will take part, by the kirtd consent of Mr. W. B. Violin ei MEDLEY OF IRISH AIRS, with variations, by Siz. PADOVANNI, of the Fife Avenue Theatre, Aria Yand’ Ballad... ss EMMA HOWSON (of tt @ Grand After which will be presented the ird act of the bril- liant comedy entitled LONDON ASSURANCE! in which the following Indies and gentlemen from the Grand Opera House and Fifth Avenue Theatre will ap- peai Mrs. . John Wood, Mr. John Brougham, Mr. George ke, Mr. W. J. Lemoyne, Mr. George H. Grimths, Nr. Geen Pare Pierce, Mr. Owen Fawcett, Mr.W. Beekman, Miss ary Hartigan “and Hart (by kind Permission of Ton: ony Pastor) be as The Original Little Frauds BRYANTS MINSTR) a grand entertainnient of NEW MINSTRELSY, finish- ng Ww : ONE HUNDRETH NIGHT OF HAMLET, VENING, ma OVERTURE.. worth’s Pail Orchestra Shakspeare’s most delightful ( emedy. KATHARINE AND PETRUCHIO, in which the following artists of the tre will appear, allow! Miss Clara Morris, Mr. Loui i, Devere, Mr. Owen Fawcett, Mr.'Enos, Mr. Frank, Mr. Chapman, Mr. F. Capmany Mise Raw linson, Mra. Le E DAY AFTER THE WEDDING, Mr, Nell a oe Mr, Owen Fawcett, Mr. Miss Rawlinson, Mrs, Le > VOLUNTEER. NEL Mr. W. J. FLORENCE, who has most kindly yolun- teered, ‘and the following disti a artists f the UNION SQUARE THEAT rE, wh having, the kind DK ir. A, ve given their ser- vices generously, Psi” of Mr. SHER! yes SHOO Mr. Henry Montgomery, Mr. Welsh wards, tod Phillis glover Miss Jennie Lee, Miss Fanny Hayward. TONY PASTOR in Wm, cele d BUDGET OF COMI- ©. 4 com “The ne chee te "el «..« Little Jennie Yeamans and MAG K in their celebrated DUTCH sONGS yoy DANCES, | by wetmlssion of Messrs. Emerson Miss BLANCHE SELWYN | in See CHANGE and CHAR- ACTER SONG, by permission of Mr. Charles White. BOX AND COX Mr. Davidge, Mr. Lamb, Miss Griffiths. Stage Manager. ir. Geo. F. Devere (Of the Grand Opera House. ) TICKETS ONE DOLLAR, RTO ALL PARTS OF THE kd be had at the Fifth avenge Theatre and on the date riorinances;, algo at the box office of the Academy HE LECTURE SEASON “18 THE WAR ENDED ?” ANNA E. DICKINSON, at the Cooper Institute, FRIDAY EVENING, Oct. 2, Tickets 80 cents. For saie at the Tribune ofce, Bren- tano’s, Union square, and American News Company’ Nassau street. _meorarys | Be, TO-NIGHT, aBoNY, FROUDE. RATTAN AND Nik, VOLUNTEERS.” OOPER INSTITUTE HALL, bate Evening, October 24, the camires English editor aud author, witt Py Lai FAITHPULE, | leliver her gre: ture o JUEEN pA ad ae Bis (E ROYAL FAMILY, Admission 9 cents ge for reserved seats, Hon. HORACE GREBLEY wil will Preside. ony RBLE MANTEL! —REMO' VAL.—SLATE MANTELS, GRATES, | toe olseant stock at our new ware! Lai Las BATE CG! MEANY, Shihan “Tames GRAHAM, 190 THIRD AVENUE, DEALER ial all kinds of second hand Furniture, is now oe parshasers. Evory description of modern and al Articles, € Carpets, ONTHLY OR A ERKLY P. NTS—CARPETS, Furniture, Bedding, AYE “ DrALY & CUNNINGHAM, $84 and 386 Third avenue, near Sintbeeen strdet. __Prices lower than any other house in the ef wt Lint f OR Boras ey eee, TAKEN FUR FERTIW AMT oe Rs Pid Chatham cat iramenee ; and low prices. Parlor and Vhamber Suite lb great Variety. bargalus for cosy, " of slate work, plain and ornat A. KLABE! fraan pity aon MARBLEIZING Works, eae feent! and ‘Marblelsed Man th street.—Marble ia, Bling. Marble C 4 ease 6 prices that si competition, S. KIAUER & cs Ng Retreen Braadway and ft, Eighin vel ue. Mardi larblei, ved, Man a Headstones. of tae Mari low prices: ‘WeFemanihip, at very low brices GTEWARTS SLATE. MANTELS.—RIOH ANI AND. ‘ELE. Oa ya pot every Ggecription Pyibe my and uu sree, Door Spyenth aysiing, N, J, ‘ood Wot Tyrenty- hapman, | lie een =| OO Bowery, 7H ROADIAN} 'WBDNESDAY AND. SaORE AY | HvENENOS . SIXTH NUMBER (DOUBLE SHEET) NOW OUT) grand commnstiow et Revival, by request, | THE MOST BRILLIANT NUMBER YET, CON’ preys ihwelonary Miraitin setied "°° NEARLY TWENTY ORIGINAL ARINC ES Ne 7On THE BELLS * CONTENTS, Mr. J.B, STUDLEY. "a8 TANS MATTHIS ‘Trinculo’s Resnme.”” “The Parasites of Art. “Who Are the Bohemians? “Our Bad Italian Opera.” “Beggars On the Boards,” ‘Stage Managers.” The Glamour of Great Names. ‘And tho very succes rican Comedy of or, SUMMER LIE HAT CAPE MAY. E, ¥, WILKS. . BURROWES ‘FRIDAY, BENEFIT oF SATURDAY, BENEEIT OF oe Young, alntere—wyant Ho Miss JOHANNA PRITCHARD will ay arin her new in Legitimate.” Drama of cin ) “ity ‘Sweetheart Brotien Pocin, AURAMANIA; Or, GOLD MAD. “Piltterers. ——— ~ - “Wom. ‘assenger.”” man Passer “What the Press os Says of Us.” ALL THE NEWS IN MUSIC, THE ¥ TURE AND Tae DRAMA, LITERA> ALLACK'S. Proprietor and io Manager. a ur, ESTER WALLACK and CONTINUED 8UCCESS: of Mr. W. 8. Gitbert’# charming comedy RAND OPERA HOU: , Went Twenty ry atreah corner Hight avenue, for Curtain risessata quarter to 8 Prlees—Admiselon, nd $1 extra; family circle, Se, “the Stns hercatter Hegin at half-past one. The Herald says:—ROI CAROTTE is new, starting and flawless. Ite suc- cess the past two months is unsur- Von by the reeord of any other Now ork sensation—"Humpty Dumpt ne excepted. Tt iy the: tashiona ie e 16" and all the fashion. ol ais is gol ing to me Opare Hoe. PYGMALION AND GALATEA, with its BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL SCENERY. OPINIONS ‘OF THE PRESS. Hee ee PLAY HAS EVER BEEN PRODUCED HE ‘Very BEST COM. TH ADMIRABLE IN EVERY RESPECT? ese al ae BEYOND An THE VERY eer a OMVERY Evening THE MOST asm fy. ae ORIGINAL BFFECT PRO- DUCED wenn re strongest erase. of sheneioal ‘stars? ever congregated at @ piace. Suiusement in New York is new gath- red at the Grand Oper: hin WOD, Rot canorre. | RO! CAROTTE. Mrs, ih Dany pai RE SON, ROSE on the MAJILTONS: roo the LAU sented in this picee b OPTICAL TLEUSIO LY, have ‘each and separate pase” hia STATUE.” pepe perigee by Profesor SOF IN, of the Royal Polytechni€ taste. In New York aud elsewler The tion, London. with the other cate and singers, the grand seenery, Korgeous dresses, & eborn of forty, and countless super- numeraries, fori probably the most expensive dramatic entertainment ever offered in this countr Mr. Daly begs to state th which he had arranged up oops yin ‘BU RLESQUE, ‘TILL ANOTHER TRIUMPH. FOSIVELY FOR ONE in pursuance of programme Mr GEORGE ATKINS, assuming the management Mr, L. J. MESTAYER, Mr. A. H. SHELDON and others in the new burlesque éxtravaganza of the of the Grand Opera House, of giving frequent changes of preceded by the roaring farce eee! performance and of presenting asfaras practicable afresh wATAR TAY Ate eae, novelty every month, he has now to announce The romania a ependar drama (in pines arte of THE LAST NIGHTS OF LE ROI CAROTTE. E CORSICAN BROT! cast to entire strength of thecompany. =| the extraordinary outlay required in this superb and (ED eta ctor end Manuzer } Amusing spectacle, and the enormous success whieh it LAST beta ae is -AiciATS ae eodUE has met with, defers for a time the production of its LAS TS C MR, AND ‘tis, DION BOUCICAULT (Miss Agnes Robertson), succeeding novelty, but ROI CAROTTE must positively MONDAY, E DAY, ARRAH NA POGUE, — | be Withdrawn shortly to make way for a revival of exe Miba¥, ceeilingly unique character, TUESDAY, ‘The new Drama of aya SCAROITE: THURRD. y, \ “KE! tad TURDAY, AT HALF-PAST ONE 0'CLOCK, EO RDAY OF; NIGHT AMEMORNING: | 9.6: chats way DANDCRTOL Tar Aovonk inaneannaat ane wD TRAGIR ERO WN, atthe box ottice of the Grand Opera House oF at the REY? OR, NIGHT'AND MORNING. Avenue Theatre from 8 5 P.M. Carriages may Kerry. .Mr. DION BOUCIGAULT eA rnin io eS lg ees Originally played by hit over 109 nights in London. | opin HUD DONGHRE With itis, ALAISe LEM ee ee, ae ey a Mist KATE NEWTON | other premiere artistes'in a magnificent programme. Pessle.. ss Quer ofiginal character), -..... Miss AGNES TH AVENUE THEATRE, amy xigut ar a= Ys ‘est Twenty-fourth street, near Broad Moret Mr. SHIEL BARRY | $51. Lessee and Manager AUGUSTIN DALY Seats may be secured a week in advance at the theatre, or at Ditson & Co.'s Music Store, 711 Broad was INSTEIN,—RETURN TO N RSDAY. LAST WEEK OF “DIAMONDS.” STEINWAY HALL—RUBINSTE INCWIENIAWSKI. = Q.NIGHTS AND ONE M THU uspAY avg OCTOBER LAST MATINEE OF “DIAMONDS,” SATURDAY, eS OCTOBER October 26, att be 25, at TURDAY AFTERNOON, OCT. 35, AT 2, GRAND RUBINSTEIN MATINEE. APPEAR. ‘8 previous to the departure for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington of ANTON RUBINSTEIN, HENRI WIENIAWSEI, LOUISE LIE BHART, LOUISE ORMENY, aru $2 and $3, according to location. Admission, $1 and ATS TO MATINEE $2, admission $1, can be had at Steinway falta irmer's, 70! and 114 Broadwi asi cen OF “DIAMONDS,” |ATURDAY, October 26. Mr. DALY begs to.announce tor next week the inangu ration ofa series of Standard Comedy Revivals, tor which, Vaio pt Cae preparation has been made. of the first week wili be given in the follow- ny ie October 28—THE ROAD TO RU of MR, CHARLES FISHER as Old Dornton, a ARY ©. TUksbAY ‘October 29—ROAD TO RUIN. Re TEL. TS—THE KREUTZER SONATA. WEDNESDAY, October 0.—THE BELLE’S STRATAs| TMURSDAY, EVENING, October 24. at GEM. Debut of MR. LOUIS JAMES, THURSDAY, October 31L.—BSLLE'S In comphance with nuinerous requests, Mr. Grau has wi pr to snnounce that Messrs, RUBINSTEIN and SK LL REPEAT, ON THURSDAY E BEET HOVEN’S CELEBRATED KRI ype Rovember ieee OY RUIN'G thin ithe.) 8. AY MATIN! AND EVENING, Novembeg He BELLE'S STRATAGEM third and fourtlr th Bo: ‘will be opened ob | Oct. 24, UTZER SONATA (for piano and violin), ats A.M. the first performance of which in New York by RUBIN. al ares :—The Comedies, of TEIN and WIENIAWSKI met with the most enthusi: ‘RIE THE “OLD ADS. AND YOUNG HEARTS» ‘alto 8 : fascinating Pears TE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, due notice will he given, DUCHESSE geen UF! tes Ons, RS. F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, Laat Nights of Howard's Society Comedy, of the first production of wh New Scenery, superb Costumes, brilliant Music, aud cast to the strength of the company, — ah ERSON’S c. CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, he. MAGUIRE ‘. ey MERSON iY aegneges’ Proprietors J. A. PAL Director of Amusements | L, nse ng role of Grande Dnehesse, nrivalled character of Fritz, JESNE in LLY ori inal Hing 9 oe General Bou EN, Prince Paul; Ete 1h Wonda. GHBLE, (Thue lay), , first, aime VIEVE DE BRABANT. which Opera Sill be presented with a brilliant mise ¢ scene, new scenery by Mr. Haves, ‘and supported hy tl entire strength of the com (for the first time Re-entree of the word: Mon: Conductor, ENTIRE CHA) OF Agana THIS WEEK. ‘TO-MORROW. BEHOLD THE CONSTELI ATION OF STARS. the brighest mar on, tC ee stage; the universal favorite talénted comedian; HARI STANWOOD, the man fret me kes remarks on the banjo; the great characte or artists of Amneri CHARLES TIRYWOOD, the at asensation on his first appear; darme) created so mer heatre in “Genevieve de Brabant,’ AySAt male soprane ance at the French OUR GREAT VOCAL CORPS: which pare wae produced for 100 consecutive nights |. A. PALMER, JOHN FRAZ) verfow | + be eminent baritone; opulay basso; oMlle. BO} OkBELT a as Genevieve; Mons, JUTEAU as NICK, HARRY Bik RC JOHN FI Sitroy; Mons. DUCHESNE as Charles Martel; Mons, LE} ele! brated, tenor; cure sata ¢ (ihe Serweant): Mile, ROLAND, &c S.A. HOLSWORT AY 'D DUCHESSE MATINEE, Aontratinn tenors pleasing alto; SCALE OF PRICES Admission, $1; Secured together with the only orchestra of “10” solo performers | and 61 extra, according, to location Family Cire! Boxer, $10, $15 and 18, may be secured six days ii vance at the Box Office and at 701 and 114 Broadway. Bus NTS OPERA HOUSE, 2D STREK between Sixth and Seventh avenues, near Booth CRO’ bo te 01 in rotessios EVERY EVENING. Ne D SATU) RDAY 3 MATINEE. AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. St. James’ Theatre, corner Twenty-eighth street and Glorious success of the tar-fumed and inimitable BIRCH, AMBOLD & BACKUS’ SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. First sopeerangs of of the great Baniolst SD, RO First week o! st ta TOM. AND JERRY TwiKe, THE NEW BEGINNERS, SCREAMING ACTS, FRESH FUN. ‘heatre. D bgt ES. NRROT, Brilhant success of the AF Ric ‘AN BALLET TROUPE. Beautirul misma gorgeous Costumes and magnificer ‘ansiormation Scene. DAN BRYANT.. : NELSE SEYMOUR KE! in Offenbach’s 0} BRYANTS MINSTRI Lischen and Fritchen, rei Bera MINSTRI Everyneay ly delighted. They KING KARROT MATINEF ‘SATU RDAY AT TWO. Begins Hie Beats secured ONY NN ‘OPERA HOUSE, mn Oe pe CHEAPEST 1 BECAUSE THE BEST. ee aus 8 WILLIAMS at | NELLIE. THE FINE CO! caine — = wie ONLY FIVE DAYS LONGER. THE VARELLA BROTHER: THE, EVARELLA BROTHERS. CARTER, KERNELL, JENNIE iB ENGLE. MALIN DA E GREAT STAR TROU Mladies admitted free on Frida NEXT MATINEE SATU MME. ZITEL RRIGAN AND HART. MASON, MANNING, GIRAR! NAGLE, CELIA HERI OF AMERICA, ‘evenings. DAY, iT of the Grai CENTRAL PARK MENAGERIE, DENSTONE’S CIRCUS AND TROUPE OF TROQUOIS INDIANS ot OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, _ Powe oF onshe opening da een ae Sine RIVER, THEO. RON STMPHONY eran SOO DELL igre VISITORS pecttilly informe that Mr. THE aha, Fe) blic THE, “APL ID MENA THOMAS, in compl EWE! GER! lance with numerous requests, w: APPLACDED THE Guest, ARON AL OF THE i) ipcus, | give a WITNESSED THE SENSA INDIAN SCENE! SERIES OF SIX ysl CONCERTS, ming the notable at ns of how commencing SATURDAY EV qt eS ‘November, 9. JANTIC AND NOV! ia EXHIBIT The remaining Concerts will on SATU! en SMTURDAY, January ty SATU DAY! February 1; ATURDAY, March 29; SAYURDA SUBsciererrox TICKET, including Reserved Seat, bscriptions are now’ received at all the fi Muste Store and at the. where also ined. UOSCIAL NOTICE TO. SUBSCRIBERS. Subseribers destrons of having, the, saane seats fort six concerts can select their seats FON AND AFTER MO! DAY, October 2t, at STEINWAY & SONS’, and obtsn seat Check, good tor the seri pus GENCINE 3 for ONE TICKET, ADMITTIN« ai ae THE THRER ‘SHOWS, ait it PRIC: e Hver CHARGED ‘a first class entertainment. SECOND ‘GRAND. PROCESSION WEDNESDAY. STEINWAY Ban MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, The celebrated English Author EDMUND YA’ i Editor, will Gelire er. CF the ri time, his Lecture, RING THE PEN, lustrated ‘by’ ie. size Cartoons. Admission, 0 cents; reserved seats, 75 cents. For sale Séribuer's, 701 Broadway, 114 Broadway, tt tate t on Hall Tickets at Pond A ERICAN INSTITUTE EXE wonrry a 1a Bee puncars THE Grand EXUIBITION BUILDING, Third and Second avenues, bY Sixty thi street. AMES ANTHONY FROUDE, ASSOCIATION ee Subject: “GRAITAN AND"! Tak LUNTEERS,” Admission, $1 ; reserved neat $1.25, For sale at Schir- mer's, 8: ibher's and the Hall. RPHAN ASYLUM BENEFT’ TO-NIGHT, —THE LADIES AND gentlemen connected in the afternoon pertormance | an interesting, rare and. comprehensive exhibit will please assemble at the Academy of Music Wednes- developgent and day, October 2, at P.M. Those concerned in the even Sal por reat Thgenuity, artistic opae ednesday, GEORGE PF, bive, Stave Manager. THE OF THE SERIES OF ‘Bambttign Games at CYRILLE DION'S, 28 Broad. I take place this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 ery Will partici- ‘ees atine Academ ay Spi endidly ‘higinte a's hat soya ROG! Splen fed by the naw oie milsie by KEATING S FINE, EYHIBITION Ol CHESTRAL BAND day and evening, ‘Admission, 60 cents; Inechavies’ tickety in packages, cents: children, 28 cents Everybody should visit this un uated display. weet, PROMENADE CONCE give WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS until t close, with select programmes. ‘Now YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 61 way, between Houston and Bicecear stree one should visit this wonderful Masetn. everything people shoud sec and underitand, i daily on ie. F. yo tyta . niger oan hae th 4 unable to attend these important lecturts 1 ef Unions square, meceaway: tor ded. bore free, on. rece pt ot 25 certs, fA lire; EW YORK MUSEUM OF A! ATOM Ut Garmer and pate. RION MUSIC | HALL, 72 BROADWAY. Nightly 60 star artists tive lady pages. ITRAUSS WAL' 4 K “academic,” “Nile abridged for “ctiquon,” Ligh lo Bt galops, each 3 ts and lady gymnasts. ae EMS oF STRAUSS —! EW EDITION.—OWING TO a the janpercueenee seve OS Ee Se a, with eight nd itienel Woalteet he book ‘now contains 200 “THURSDAY AFT! Ate itional Waltzes. sat Sthe Free Trainin Ee music pas Ary and includes over eight of Strauss’ incorporated ORPHEON CH 1, Feced Waltves, Nat Con Eab ‘and quadrities. Price applicants at Spring street church, near Varick. brrs ON, Publishers, 711 Broadway, HILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The Boxes at the Academy, except those in the Proscenium, will be sold at the Academy. on Monday, the 8th inst, at 3P. M., by A. H, MULLER, Esq,, Awe" mare tes JEROME HOPRINS, Secretary, 7 Broadway, WILD ARAB: A EBB nd THE iuAT Pi] Asa Neh ‘ton Sreet., et AM a DUTPON A OLGE Dt DUNBAR. tioneer. Ent Fourteenth street. ’ oneer, Sutrance Bourieens DP. SCHAAD, Secretary, rev eee a oN Sa earnestness ADMISS| IBLO'S GARDEN,—WANTED, LADIES FOR qHE ie MORGAN, HM next week, Extra Hallet, Apply to L. J. VINCENT, Stage Man- inp WHS, BD SE HAVING TL ager, Crosby street entrance, from 11 Rude York to full an engavemeat ‘in re Louis, Feturn about the middie ot November. ariel ral Tey eA Hg CLINTON | Fens to be addromed to WILLIAM W. SEGUIN, 104 W A he assortment of Fencing paratus and Boxing ‘Twenty-first strete. Glov on hand and for sale. _ ne Meal none! nel MONSTERY. — PRIVATE MUSIC LEss088, Piano, oRGa 2 RD. Violin, Guitar, Harp, Singing MEt#oronitan ca mins hah street Bocabtisnen (soir stadents” RRATRICAL AND hat .__ ad. JAY WATSON, Dire ¥ ‘ONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, SHOW PRINTING NTF Roe Ther FORT EEN TH ATE OER, ESTABLISHMENT, NEXT DOOR TO DELMONICO'S. HERALD BUILDING, JAMES’ MATINEE AT HARRY iD. Theatre, 26 Ei vA HOON. O Oct 24. Sy hay: ating-case Waa JOHN Dwr ‘and GEG! AGE ROO roe eeaies Yee Giisene INSTRUMENTAL CONC) i] bs 7 aber 1872, at 6 o'clock P. HM, MOQU: wap (4 alpen and BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY on WAND.