The New York Herald Newspaper, November 26, 1872, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1872.—TRIPLE sinity! STEAM ON THE CANALS. Arrival of a Bow-Propelicr from Buaf- faio—A Candidate for the Government Premium—The Largest Cargo Carried ‘Through the Canal. ‘The question of the propulsion of canal boats by steam has been one considered for some years past of vital importance in the mercantile community, and the subject was revived with additional vigor during the late epizootic era. Of such moment did the government consider it that some time ago tt Offered a prize of $190,000 to the constructor of a steamboat of large carrying capacity which should Prove to be the best adapted for canal tratic. In order to win this valuable premium a number of Persons entered the lists, and several steamers have been constructed. The last one of these ves- sels ts the Success, which arrived from Buffalo last ‘week, bringing by far the largest cargo ever car- Bled on one trip, it consisting of no less than THIRTEEN THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED BUSHELS of grain, while other boats average only from five to six thousand, The principle Ley which the Success is constructed is novel in the extrems. It conaists of a train of three boats, which join closely ther in sections. The first of these contains the mojre power, and can carry 300 tons; the midship lon, which resembles au oblong box, can carry 280 tons, as can also the rear section, at the stern of which are the rudders and boiler. ‘The wheel of the “Success” consists of a drum filled with cork, which increases the buoyancy of the boat and lifts it over shoals; this drum is in fact A REVOLVING BOW, and paddies or buckets cross its curved surface. They do not go across in a single line, but are broken into two lines, which make an angle like the letter V. These buckets are elght leet in width on either side and twelve inches fae) and they glide into the water like the flange of the screw, drawing the boat instead of propelling it. On either side of the drum is a large cogwhcel which is turned by a smaller cog revolved by the driving rods of a powerful horizontal engine.. The water is driven by the drum wheel under the boat, and therefore is in no way liable to arty the banks the canal. fhe boiler one of ‘forty-horse power and is nenatad the rear of the last boat, steam being communicated to the engine thr ough tubes, ‘The “train” can attain and maintain a speed of three anda half miles per hour and, by an easy contrivance of partially disjointing the sections it can round bends and curves with the greatest ease. Of course, at the locks the sections have to be wholly disconnected and taken through separately, but this delay is more than amply atoned for by the fact that the train can convey a cargo nearly four times as large as the capacity of a singie boat would admit of, and make at icust one mile and a half por hour GREATER SPEED. The Success consumes only two tons of coal per diem, and has been designed and constructed in Butlfalo, by Captain William F. Goodwin, of this city, who intends to apply for the premium offered by the government. entleman has already patented lis invention, and is sanguine of his suc- cess in consequence of the working of it during its passage of four hundred miles under very many disadvantages. It is probable that ere long tow- paths will become deserted, and all traffic upon canal routes will be conducted by steam—then horses wili be privileged to have the hipporninor- rhea as o(ten as they please; we shall not starve for want of grain from the Western States, —+—___ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. ra Married. — ConNors—HaRsoN.—On Sunday, November 24, at a Vincent Ferrer's Catholic church, by the Rey. H. Stinger, O, P., JAMES CONNORS, of Worcester, 3 Miss ark llandion of this te Fieto—PanieLs.—On Monday, November 25, at St, Michael's church, Brattleboro’, by Rev. William Clarke Barris, Henry K. Fren, of Brattleboro’, to Kats lL, DANIELS, daughter of the late Lorenzo Daniels, Esq., of Hartford. No cards. pgtover—liicnannsor. —On Tuesday, July 16, 1872, the Rey. Dr. King, Mr. Epwarp L. GLovER to 8. JANN{K RICHARDSON, of Albany. JOHNS—PENMAN.—On Thursday, November 21, 1872, at the peasant, of the bride's uncle, Honry Schnelder, f'3q., by the Rey. H. Newton, RicuaRD JOHNS, Of Jersey it to Miss MARY PENMAN, of this city. Died. BeexMAN.—On Sunday, November 21, GuRTRUDE ALBTrA, daughter of Abrabam and Catharine B. Beekman. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respct- invited to attend the funeral services, at the of her parents, 13 Gallatin place, Brook- ing. on Wednesday, November 27, at two o'clock. LAts.—On Monday, November 25, in the 24th ‘Year o! his age, ADRAHAM, eldest son of Solomon and Jael beiais, and grandson of the late Rev. Drs. Belais arid De Sola, of London, England. Funeral, from the residence of his parents, 241 West Thirty-sixth street, on Wednesday morning, At 10 o'clor Montreal (Canada) and London (Englana) papers Please copy. Boarr.—in this city, on Monday, 25th inst., Em- BURY COOKMAN, son of Susan and “William Blair, ed 10 months and 21 days. ‘he relatives and trends of the family aro re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 147 West Houston strect, corner of Macdougal, on Wednesday morning, at half-past ten o'clock. Braoney, On Monday, November 25, Joun BRADLE the 50th year of his age. ‘The relatives and ‘riends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late.residence, No. 5 East Fifty-second street, on Wednesday, November 27, at twelve M. CLRaR.—At her residence, 182 Third street, Wil- oa on Monday, November 25, BRIDGET Ha CLgaR, wife of Edward Clear. ary of funeral hereafter. Correy.—On Sunday, November 24, Joanna, the | eloved wife of Joun Coffey, aged 48 years, The remains will be taken from her late residence, 819 East chen street, to the Church of St. Gabfiel, East Thirty-seventh street, at ten A. M, to-day, where a solemn mass of requiem will be offered for the repose of her soul, and from thence to Calvary Cemetery, The friends of the family are requested to attend, aia Sara ELLEN COLEMAN, in her 65th “The friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Wednesday morning, the 27th inst., at nine o’ ‘clock sharp, from her late residence, 30 Pitt street, to St. jary’s church, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for the repose of her soul, and trom thence to Calvary Cemetery at one o'clock. CoLVILLR.—On Monday, November 25, Jane Epaar COLVILLE, aged 24 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, November 27, at ten o'clock A. M., from the residence of her father, 420 Hudson strect. 4 DARKE.—On Saturday, November 23, MARGERY Dang, in the ¢sth year of her age. Funeral on Wednesday, November 27, at two o'clock P, M., from the residence of her son-in-law, William Ketchum, 286 Tompkins avenue, Brookly n Charleston, S. C., on Thursday, Nov- ember 21, Maga! daughter of Sarah A. and the late Henry Davis, aged 22 years. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend thé funeral, this Leeda afternoon, from steamer C! a ion, pier 29 North River, at haif-past two o'clock P. DeoxEn.—On Sunday, November 24, alter a short illness, ConNELIUS, son of Joscph K. and Emeline Decker, in the 6th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence o/ his parents, 615 Kosciuska street, near Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D., on Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock. Dy LAMATER,—On Sunday morning, November 24, after a lingering illness, HANNAT S. DE LAMATER, widow of Somuel De Lamater, aged 57 years. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectfutly invited to attend her funeral, at her late residence, 517 West Twenty-third street, on Tues- oy ‘26th inst., at nine A. M, IN<.—On Sunday, November 24, 1872, Gzorcr Ww. TINK, aged 42 years and 5 months. Savannah (Ga.), papers, please copy. Fisnrr.—At bis residence in Hackensack, N, on Saturday afternoon, November 23, of diabe' rai Gods H. Fisugk, D. D., in the 69th year of s age. ‘The clergy and friends are invited to attend the funera!, Lend (Luesday), at two o'clock P, M., at the Second Reformed church of that place. without further invitation. Trains leave foot of Champers street for the upper station, Hacken- gack, at one o'clock P. M.; returning’ leave at ten minutes to four, Cl es aia, Chicago and Utica papers please nol Gareney.—On Monday, November 25, Mrs, MARY ‘GAFFNEY. The funeral will take place from her late rost- dence, 1,215 Third avenue, on Wednesday, Novem- ber 27, 9/ half-past one o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectiully invited to attend. Grivrtec,—On Mond: November 25, at his residence, 113 Columbia Meights, Brooklyn, WALTER 5S. GuirriTH, Esq., aged 64 years, Funerat services at his late residence on Tues- Aay, November 26, at four o'clock P. M. NeY.—On Sunday, November 24, CATHERINE HRENEY, aged 57 years. Funeral wiil tare lace from her late residence, corner Forty-seventh street and First avenue, on this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Hvtst.—On Sunday morning, November 24, ee eight, o'cic WILLIAM P, Hust, aged 63 years, 5 months and 12 daya, Relatives and Iriends are requested to attend his funeral, on Tuesday, November 26, at two o'clock, from his residence, “Kast Williamsburg, L. I. sieae —In tloomfleid, N. J.,on Monday, Novem- 25, BaTSKY, Widow of Henry King, in the 88th pear of tier age, Funerai (rom the reside Friday, at an ‘past ten o' relock A.M, Train leaves Barclay sivcet at half-past eight A, A AMNaNCR, —On Sunday evening, “November 24, ita 1AM 3. LAWRENCE, Myed 24 years 2 months and 8 7 netitives and friends of the famtly; also ar hers of dont D. Willard Lodge, Fs and A. Muy respectiull, invite ed ty whe of Samuel Benson on Me 8 Union | ki uare, on We at hall-pasi eleven o'clock A. aha, er pasando the funeral of our late Brother William Brethren of sister lodges are invil ct Thomas J. Drew, Secretary. Lawrox.—On Monday mornit November 25, Maria Racnet Gurion, wife of Willftam Lawton, of New Rochelle, in the 80th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, rif Trinity church, New Rochelle, on Wednesday, 27th inst,, at one o'clock P. M., without further ‘notice. New Haven cars leave Grand Central Depot, Forty-sec- ond street, New York, at 11:38 A, Lovett,—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November eet 1872, Captain OLNEY Lovarr, in the 73d year of age. ong relatives and friends of tre family, also the members of the New York Marine Society are re- Specttuily invited to attend the funeral, from St. Paul's church, corner of Clinton and Carroll streets, Broome on Wednesday, the 27th inst., at two o’clock P. Lvckry.—At his residence, 171 Willoughby ave- nue, Brooklyn, on Saturday evening, November 23, WILLIAM UPHAM Luckey, in the 60th year of his age. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to ae the funeral, on Tucsday afternoon, at two jock. Lynzs.—On Monday, November 25, 1872, at eleven o'clock A. M., DANIEL LYNES, OT the parish of Rat- too, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 63 years, The relatives and friends of the oie are re- specifully invited to attend the funeral, from his lite residence, 79 Washington street, on Wednes- day, 27h inst, ‘at one o'clock P, M. sharp, Maxtix,—On Monday, November 25, MARGARET pe arate iufant daughter of Samuel and Orella . Martin, Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. MryeR.—On Monday morning, November 25, Hesry Myer, son of Moritz and Emilie Meyer, aged 2 years aud 11 months, ‘ho friends of the tamily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of the pa- rents, 230 Hast Filty-third street, on Tuesday, No- vember 26, at ten o'clock A. M. McUarriy.—On Monday, November 25, 1872, MARIA McCarray,, witow of Jamos McUarthy, aged 40 years, ~ ba a wit take place on Wednes lay, Novem- ber 2, or late residence, 462 Washington Street, at one o'clock, M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend, MCOLELLAND.—On Sunday, November 24, Vic- TORIA EMILY, (a est daughter of Join and Bes- sie McClelland, in the Sth year of her age. The triends ae the family are invited to attend the funeral to-day (Tuestay), the 26th inst., at eleven A. M., from 248 Tenth avenue, O*'DONNELL.—Suddenly, on Saturday, November 23, JouN O'DONNELL, a native of Benson, county Donegal, Treland, aged 23. ‘The funeral will ake place from his late resi- dence, 232 West Twentieth strect, at two o'clock. REWLY.—On Monday, November 25, 1872, ANAS- TavIA Rewuy, infant daughter of Richard and Agnes Reilly, ‘aged lyear, 10 months and 25 days. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at her late residence, 362 Ninth avenue, between Thirtieth and ‘vhirty-ftrst streets, on Tuesday, Rovomber 26, at one o'clock, —In Brooklyn, &. n Monday, November of heart disease, Jaugs B. Kok, in the o4th year ot his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his resi- dence, No. 12 Broadway, on Tuesday, November 28, at two o'clock P. M. Root.—On Sunday, November 24, SAMUEL T. Roor, in the 45th year of his age, Relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from the chapel of St. Chrysostom, Thirty-ninth street and Seventh avenue, ‘Thursday, Novewber 26, at one P. M. SeaLy.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday, November Mrs, CATHARINE SEALY, in her 75th Tee ann, a ao Me relatives and friends of the family are res- peettully. invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, wit 545 Sti street, Brookiyn, this (‘Tu at ten o'clock, WiTt.—On Monday, November 25, 1872, Lorr Sarcu, aged 20. Frien are invited to attend the funeral, on 20th inst., at one o'clock P. M., at Presby- reeport, Long Island, via South- side Rai road, At Bayonne, N. J., on Sunday, Novem- MELIA, beloved wife of William H. Storrs, years, 7 months and 28 days, 1 services will be held at the Mattison ist Episcopal church, city of Bayonne, N. J., on Tuesday, November 26, ‘at two o'clock P. M. Relatives and friends will meet at the house at one o'clock. ‘TORMEY.—MARY ANN Tormey, the only daughter of the late Charles Tormey, aged 14 years, 8 months and 6 days, ds of the family are respectfully invited The tric to attend the funeral, which will take pjace from her late residence, 133 (new number) Gold street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, November 26, at twoo'ciock ULLMAN.—On Sunday night, November 24, Abra- HAM, youngest child of Israel and Julia Ullman, aged 22 months, Funeral on Tuesday morning, November 26, from the residence of his parents, 327 West Fi- teenth street, at nine o'clock. VoveH.—At Harlem, on Saturday, November 23, Mary C., wife of Jacob Vough and daughter of the 8 H. and Jane Coukling, of Wendham, 43 years and 1 month, and friends of the family are respect- to attend the funeral on Wednesda at_one o'clock, from her late resi- dence, 111 Fast 123d street, ‘Interment at Wood- lawn C8metery. Weep.—On Saturday, November 23, 1872, at his residence, 33 East Thirty-third street, HARVEY A, Weep, in the 57th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the !amily are respect- filly invited to attend the funeral, from his above late residence, at ten o'clock this (Tuesday) morn- ing, His remains will be taken to Woodlawn Cemetery for interment. Forty-second street depot at cleven A. M. WeEsSELLS.—On Monday, November 11, in Tim- buctoo, Yuba county, Cal, SamveL C. WESSELLS, Notice of funeral hereafter. W1LL1AMs.—On Sunday a November 24, 1872, MARGARET, Wife of Foster B. Williams, aged 74 years. The relatives and friends, also her two sons, Horace and Alfred Theall, also her son-in-law, R. Rowley, are respectfully invited to attend the fune! at one o'clock on Wednesday, November B i. er late residence, 130 Penn street, Brooklyn, WiLSON.—On Sanday morning, November 24, N. rl WILson, after a severe illness, aged 54 years, 6 months andi. days, Relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of Marsh Lodge, F. and A. M., are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, at. his late residence, 176 Second street, between South Third and_ South Fourth streets, Brooklyn, E. D., on Tuesday afternoon, November 26, at ene o'lock. Special train will leave BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES, | GENCIES WANTED.—THE “ADVERTISER. HAY- located stores in Baltimore to of the dinoiay fonds by sample wishes the sroneeney for 8 all or 4 _ ven, 1 hi ters’ plushes an ioete % pe shea ‘varhiahy "et shades and trimmi ie and all kinds f goods sold by amp ieietepe titres FN, WEBB. Manu: Bat irre’ gent, Sas * pattiinore and Liberty strects, N ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED—IN A TIGUT AND pleasa: ness, ing a good daily Income; apical tkrequlred, iy rardiculars at 95 Liberty atrect, GENTLEMAN OF GOOD EDUCATION (MARRIED or single), able to advauce $1,009, can obtain an ex- celione situation (rouidend) at a salary of Interest in the business, Address MENTOR, box 136 Herald office. A FORTUNE—PARTNER WANTED—MANUPACTUR- ing the most salable article ever patented; used by every individual; profits immense ; seen ‘wanted every- where, Aj ply ‘at 105 Broadway, room 14, A MAN WANTED WITH $300 CASH TO JOIN ME buying out a good business; I will invest the same ARomats appoint aninterview, Address T. W., Herald PARTNER WANTED—TO TAKE THE PLACE OF A retiring partner, in a tea, coffee and fanc fe he established 16 ‘years; doing a first class ca: better location in the ones cash required $4,500. ‘Address RICHARD, Herald office. Nag bain oes WILL INVEST $1,500 WITH SERVICES in any paying buenane, Addtons, with ee (or no notice will bo taken), L. M.N., box 183 Herald Uptown Branch office. N OPPORTUNITY OFFERED TO A COMPETENT business man to secure interest, with services, in a legitimate business; a few hundred dollars requisite, Call at 37 Park row, room 31, —ONE OF THE BEST FINE GROCERY STORES + in the city, on the west side, below Fortieth street, and in, the centre of @ first class famil trade, tc ne Gales Price, $5.00. Apply to GIGS, CARLETON & roadway. PARTNER WANTED—WITIL Profitable manufacturin cent, Address L, 00 CAPITAL, IN A business; profits 76 per Herald otlice. FARTNEE WANTED vITH $000 OAsHH, IN A ey TOUN MOSHI Hosae sree Ung: fh: INTE 90s ctaNde TO GLEAR $5,000 A YEAR For TEN —Only $10 cash required. For full and Séinplote tnformauion and guarantee, apoly at 731 Broad: way, room 2. A $2.50 (SPI . catch b OAPITAL) WA) in Wholceale Manuf Conipany, Rstabllahed many years, yiokling her cont inet profit: autes $490,000 annually ; 4,000. A smaller portion of this interest disposed of, jestred, to a capitalists, RLS G, DAULGREN & COMPANY, A CWANTED, | 815, GENERAL CAPITAL, TO + enlarge the Busines: by an established fim) ‘orting Wholesale house, with already over $40,000 capi which has been xn uninterupted success for Dlications to CHARLES G, DAHLGREN Broadway. WANT AN ACTIVE, HONEST MAN IN A MANU- facturing and wholesale business affording excellent profits; a few hundred doliars now, balance in casy pay- ments irom profit, Address PROFITS, Herald oflee, FOR IN- ‘Hardware rrnoc Won) ESTABL) SHMENT FOR § 4 a partner taken; complotely furnished st extraordinary oppor T. ON, Financial und Comm aul Broadway. ARTNER WANTED—T an old established Gapital of $20,000 to $10.0 Adi dress box 4,530 Post office. QPECIAL OR ACTIVE > vest $10,000 or $20, sale article giving handsome profits and no risks ; in tigations and references first class Address box Sil Post oftice, New York. Wyaen ik A MANUFACTURING BUs whieh the partners have heen tox h £09, who will be given an equal joextend the business, wir W., ca CG. H, Ty, 431 ALE—OR iy terms. Agent, 29 PARTNER WANTED—TO_ IN 00 in the manuiaeture of a whole. a party wi ‘The object i table, Add W HUN. give attention toa light, ‘ringing Mop Establish: —ANY HONEST MAN WITH AF) + dred dollars willing to usiness can call the Seli-V ae $600 ng I Dition bust- oF in. the plac d. Address ‘ourth hhvenue, near Six to HARDIN $5. 000. —FOR SALE, AN ESTABLISHED MANU- facturing Business; Cash trade; profits Lirge ‘and no risk; caw bear strlet investivation; wood NAL, reasons given for selling. Address SUBSTAN Herald office. HOUSE: ) SC, WANTED, In this City and Brooklyn, | FAMILY OF THERE ADULTS WANT A SECOND K ROOM WANTED=IN THE VICINITY OF PINE etand Broadway, Address CARLETON, Herald MALL MOUSE OR A PART O more Rooms—wanted, in a respectable location, tur- Dished, ata mgderate price, Apply to or addvess BUNT. ING, 14 West Twelfth street. D HOUSE ina respectabie Locality, family tour adults » We T, Herald Lomice, _ {D—BY TWO G Rooms, with bathra the exclusive use of whi must be within two or three Noakes of the U corner Filth avenue and Twenty-first str having well furnished rooms.as above may address ‘Y 5 or IT OF TWO t attached, situation required H Clad, n OR A G private family, way, Lighth and ¥ dress, stating price, W ANTED—18T JANU street, near Broad wa; Loft, suitable f ticulars, Add. teats, without board. VLA, box 12 New York Post office IN west side, or a hardware stor: 88 box 6,131 New TW 4nzep-musto AL—A FURNISHED ROOM OR Rooms with a musical family, where there is an in- or $. ‘Address BARITONE, strument and player, at $4 box 146 Herald office. 4 cabEny or MUSTO, ITALIAN Ovens-Le0gs, Director. wick it AX MARETZEK LAST WEEK BUT WEDNESDAY, Nov. mats B ont st NiGHT [AST NIGHT, FRIDAY. BRNKETE oH. = J CLOSKE: aur FOUR of (0 GRAND ie RFORM ik ron THULSDAY, ANKSGLVING 10) Me, Mme. HEACEIN Eco 29 LOTTERY “eit tbe xa. ABRUGNI Do, SPAAPAN COULON. ee maunsbat TAR AT a sai Pognys THEATRE. BILSON, AND CONCERI FIRST APPEARANCE ee Sete and t amend MISS NEIL BAOH ites wt DURING i THE WEEK ‘will appear in her syrmnes | Pecatenation of in Shi Daa ie taped of Mr. JAS. W. WALLACK. Mr, JOSEPH WHEELOC! GUND. OFEKA AT POPULAR tions, Admission ONE DOLLAR. No extra charge for re- served seats. Fauntly Gircle 20 cen FRIDAY, LAST NIGHT BUT THREE. Knabbo's Fiande aro used at the Academy of Music. | ts ol ned al cademy of Music and at Schirmer's Music Siore, 70L Broadway. CADEMY OF MUSIC. EXTRA ANNOUNC juced with all THANKSGIVING NIGHT tunes, £0. THURSDAY EVENING, NOY, 2% at 8PM, NEILSON MATINEE FR’ ON SATURDAY NI AND obiitatte ORREORMANCE, MISS NEILSON a ROSALIN ND, OPULAR PRICES, in Shak eer comeds = tel LiKE sy ONE pornar. Mr. JAS. W. WALLACK....... seeeeeeee ONE DOLLAR, ap a Waitih ONE DOLEAR. 0 LAR. Owing to other engay omen nents entered into by . ONE DOLLAR, ae her present one must mapaanacie oC very limited, NO EXTRA OMARGE FOR RESERVED SEATS, Family Circle 5) cei cr THANKSGIVING MATT! ‘ull particulars in Wednesday's Papers. ON THURSDAY NEXT: At 3 OC LOOK ‘when will be given Kotzebue’ gbeaatiful play of THE STRANGER, RAND OPERA Mr, JAS, W. WALLAG! wi A oonna WEN re. THIRD STREET, Miss KATE NEWT HONS TORS ALL CURTAIN RISES at quarter toch hi af aang tea TU Beced wigs : er {0 6 sani . : DOLLAT, ” amily Circle,” FIFTY CENTS.” "Reserved — See Chairs fifty cents and one dolla Boxer $ ig and NION SQUARE THEATRE, ir oxtr $12. **SEATS CAN BE SECURED both here Fifth Avenue The we, from 8 to 6, AUGUSTIN DALY. sere Bole Lessee and ae MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, for the first time on any ‘will be produced a NEW Otte ih TIONAL SSL LY" in ath Fao ae LY, author of “UNDE! 8. LIGH’ SH’ OF LIC ING,” sTOMIZON, PAY aad MANA MR, A. M. PALM I. OF SARDOU’'S GREA% ¥ Peay JAQUES ER BR he- Tee MR, SHERIDAN SHOOK ER AGN. now in the third month oF ite most successful career, iHTNI wpivokou, ROU-FROU,” &e. and'entitled GRAND BEXTRA MATINER OF AGNES UND pis THANKSGIVING DAY, November 28, at 2 o'clock- te CLOCK; |, Saturday Matineo begins at 14 o'clock, Evening por- formance begins at on, NEW YORK BY DARK, Box office open very day, from 8, A. M. to P.M. To be presenten (vin ever cvery, scone new, by Messrs GEORGE HEIST 8 DUFLOCQ, GEORGE W, DAYTON and L Wi’ One thousand new Cos tumes, Including UK TABLEAU, representing the Tn active preparation Mr. JOTI Rotnantic Drama, ATUERLEY COURT, and other novelties. BROUGHAM’S new THENEUM, Kroadway, opposite Niblo's Garden, CHAS, want ay Gd. REUL BILL On Me SEASON. N,jComptete & cane M bah! THIN Mr. CHAS, A. GARDN Ry M Chas. A, Gardner, KO. F, MOO: Kit "Kitty Henderson, E AND ROGERS, 58S, Micki AND ROGERS. 583 Minnie Jackson, ©. STEWART. ROADWAY, | JOHNNY, WILLIAMS. 3. WAY, # oy kE sOHoichAIy Fashions in Dress f e thousand ate rouaand yeu and entitled by Mr. A, PREDT. Now and |e ar Mj macht and assistants, ROUGH, by THE CAST inclades the following array of STAR TALENT ina se- ries of Local racter Sketches imitated trom Lite :— Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Mr. JOHN BROUGITAM, Miss EMMA HOWSON, The MAIIETONS and tho LAURIS, J. Jennings, Mr. Ketchum, Miss ai takes. Mende, Miss Annie Deland, Ma Peakes, Mr, Mme. ‘ary. Mr, Johhny Aaron, a Sire G, Memes, Mh Joli Lauri, Mr. Harry r. Charles Lauri, Mr, Julian Cross,’ Mr, Enos, Manager Pomplete Change. Shas A. Gardner. Henderson. Bello Wallace. MULLIGAN, mans, Miss Roberta Norwood, Miss ©. Bronte, Liste jee, Miss Voluer, Miss Helen Strange, Mr. James Peakes, ERRACE GARDEN THEATER. GRAND 0 Pity. af street, between Lexington anid a ined i eee JOUN KO! wceee The whole to conclude wt new end original § C AN GRAND OPE arranged by Mr. SO, URL, and, in.which the LAURE WEDNESDAY HVENL NG, November 7 FAMILY and the winnie ¢ Ke part, led by a THE FAMOUS. UN HAN TLAEONS, ants eLAVOLD, ee trae aenicie Zerlina rst appearance) Li THANKSGIVING DAY, Pamela { ry CLARA PE i " Fra Diavolo. MH ‘ROU Lorenz ee : Lord, RET AVENUE THEATRE. rit VENING. Mest Iwenty-fourth street, near Broadwa at 8 o'clac AUGUSTIN pa le Lessee and Siamager GRAND FE TRAORDINAL ER MO: ICE: In celebration of THANKSGIVING DA Or 5. LOUISE LOT WILH LM TO: Prince vieopold. BE Cardinal, The DATLY TIMES cally at success!" The HERALD says it is‘ the ‘Merry Wives’ we have yet To be acted EVERY NIGHT for the PRE n unequivocal popular $i'5i d'Sente, $1: gone Reseiv single goats in Private Boxes, $1 kets at the Terrace Garden Theatre office ninth street; also corner Fourth avenue and street, 245 Broad way. lest representation of ad in this country.” Every ne new (by hr, FAMES ROBE RS. F, B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE, Dress new; & New a Shaksperian Mur gHONDAY, NOVEMBI by Mr. HARVEY DOBWOnt, ite, cast, in- IN WoLrs Corina eliaing Mr. CHARL SHER, B. NG. D, Mr. DD. OW TING, M JANES LEWIS, EVERYBOD Mr. GEORGE ¢ Mr. LOUIS JAMES, M ING MATINI JENNIE XEAMAN: i nee DAVIDGE Mr. W. J. LEMOYNE, ACK: Mr. GEORGE KON'S ME ag the rity “itames ad, 718 DWAY, 718, New York Hotel, R CHAPMAN, Miss PC Miss MORANT, Miss SAAN SEWETI Mrs G.' Guipen, MATINEE THANKSGIVING DAY, at t as o'clock, MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR INS EVERY NG WAND. THANKSGIVING and SATURDAY MATIN’ AN ORIGINAL PROGRAMME, GRAND PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY; ALSO PIANO, Organ, Vioiin, Singing, Harmony ; day sand evening. clinton wince ighth street), near ‘ATSON, Directo EE PROFESSOR SEDGWICK’S tures of our “Great West.” PERA MOUSE, 28) STREET, BETW Gih and 7th avenues, near Booths ‘Theatre, Y i VAT 8,’ SATURDAY MATIN ine CHANGE OF. he Slog ith Girewlar inatled. SPLENDID PIC- is ECTUR EB pe yMOUTH cuuren. R. HENRY STA BL, BRIGAN ON THANKSGIVING DAY, NG AT 2 O'CLOC: Ss” EINWWAY HALL, Announcement is respectfully made that MR, HENRY M, STANLEY will deliver his HENRY M. ptigof course fickete only pri $2) All open on Tues: FIRST COURSE OF EIGHT LECTURES ay, » or 20, at s,216 Fulton. street, ed Bhiign; Chander Brothers ye Montague street und | ALStelnway Tallon the rugrine eee at lis Broadway, New York, VENTING: Dec a VRVENING, Dec 6. AY MATINEE, Deo. 7. TUESDAY EVENING, Dee. 10, WEDNESDAY EV. ENING, ae i. FRIDAY EVENING Pec, ti SATURDAY MATIN. Mu. The following subjects will be Comprised in this ge f lectures tae IN CENTRAL AFRICA, TRIUMPH: cae oh MaRS 70 iF THE HERALD et ad THE LAND OF THF ON, THE BATTLE UF TILE TENGLES T HAINES BROS. 27'Unton square. First class handsome new quae for sale ‘on very reasonabl and seve! sed a little, ‘for cas! LADY WILL SELL AN ELEGANT SEVE ve rosewood W er Pianoforie, full nd corners, 3 than $250; also rosewood 7 octave upright 0, $1, 28 Third street, LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO rent or sell cheap; rent allowed on purchase. at M. M. MERRELL ‘0. 8 Union square (165 Fourth av.) LIVINGSTONE!S MISSION AR’ F, NEW YORK OR J ANTED—FURNISITED HOt anes vicinity red, Where owner's board would be considered Ufor whole or part of rent; would | lease Coun con with land; not exceeding $1200. Address GREENWOOD, Herald oft V ‘ANTED—BY GENTLEMAN “AND WIFE, THREE Rooms, second floor, furnished, for. homkek my in private family; would pay $0) a month for a nice, quiet ‘Audress REVINED AMERICAS, n piace, best reference. x 145 Herald office. UE 3 TRAL Devor, New York, November tors.—Kealed roposais for work on the ourus aveuee imarovenent etweon Forty-ninth and Seventy-ninth streets, will be Foceived by the undersigned. at this oftice tintil two o’clock I. Mv of December 16, 1372. Plans, specifications and blank proposals will be ea on as after the 29th iust. LLAN CAM Board of EDWARD ©, BUC VE. i. aVacy, CRHOUT, DE! BSOLUTELY PAINLESS.—TRETH EXTRACTED wiihont gas, chloroform or ether. Combination Sets Extremely light and durable. Rubber Sets $10._ 216 Sixth avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifeieenth streets, Es- tablished 24 years. Drs, L, BERHARD & SMITH. — (PEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. SIXTEEN years bonumbing application; beautiful Teeth, $1; sof, se plumpers for hollow checks a specialty ; ets Tee paired. J. JAY VILLERS, 189 Grand, noar Broadw MARBL =—REMOVAL,—SLAT Large and ‘clegan Union square ro MANTLES, GRAT. 8, &C.— stock at our new warerooins Fourth avenue and Seventeenth RHYN SLATE COMPANY, manutacturers of variet or slate work, plain an an tal. yo ABER, STEA! MARBLE AN y rks, 14 and st Kighteenth streot.—Marblo Mantels, tiling Marble Counters, Monu- frente ae es thatdely competition, Marble Turning for the trade, TEWART SLATE MANTLES.—RICH AND ELE- Svan signs; Slate Work of A bie ant Woow'! Mantels. T. B. ST. Avenues preferred: must be Ina very. respectabl borhood and in first rate order, Address J. V TANTED TO RENT—AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED House, below Forty-second street, near Fifth or Madison avehues, till May next. Address O1L, box 212 Herald office. ‘ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, ONE OR twy unfurnished Rooms in ‘a good location. Ad- stating terms, M.A. B., box It Herald Uptown Branch oflice. WANTEDSA FIAT, OF ABOUT FIVE ROOMS: nicely carpeted, with all the modern improvements location hewween Twenty-first and Thirty-cighth streets and Fourth and Sixth avenues; references exchanged, Address ROOMS, No. 7 West Twenty-rourth street, neigh. » box 227 | Ae IE CAVERNS OF wt TA THE DISCOVERY OF 1. BARGAIN.—EL 4 OCTAVE, ALL ROUND corner Piano, cost ov Ht. ood as new, price $150, a 70 University place, b mn Twellth gad | Unis street MAGNIFIC ROSEWOOP PIANOFORTE FOR A sele—Parlor grand, made order, city maker, used five months, cost $900, for > Drawing Room Fur- niture, Eiageres, Painti Halos) Mirrors, Silverware, Chuimber, sacrifice ; DI MARCH ey Damo Cite te ee JAZEMB) THE arasuni OF THE WONDERFUL, LAN HE MYSTIC ae ae its ROUsinsy $2, will open at Steinway Hall on 28, a PAULINE BREDEL HENRY M. STANLEY. Proprietor AN RY AY int EN ral BU; on Fifty: Fourteenin Ds, ries “THE HORRORS oF THE suave TRADE, 8 OF CHRISTIAN L TRIBUTE a, Tar, KING OF UBBA. and SGIENTIFIC WORK, LV EN KR, LIV TsGaroNe's SrORY, The sale for Vourse Ticketsior the eight wetures-—price, ‘uesday, November property family leaving cliy.® So West ioin atrect, sae th av. 6 RARE CHANCE.—MAGNIFI Fosewood four round known ed aker, carve cost $9 ‘Stool, € At private restvence 12) West 2A sizcet, nue care arid 24 SEVEN BEAUTIFUL, CARVED RosnWwooD ‘ octave Pianoforte; modern improvements; cele- in Mozart's inert oO ene re i ¢ ake DON ‘AND brated Ay maker; aweat and powerrul tone; for $125, VINSANT. MOWnMy OVANNT couroy, & Tickets for sale at the Academy of and 114 Broadway, New Yor! 7OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN pesooranton KOTURE COURSE gso0 LATION HALL, 'RIDAY E: NG, November 29, the colebrated CD i Proowrr ACADEMY OF MUSIC. ALIAN OPERA. TUESDAY EVENING, ROVEMBE 26, at 8 P.M, FIRST APPEARA AND ONLY NIGHT ‘or THE Mme, PAULINE UGCA ne Domne re Mise CLARA LOUISE KELTOGG XENT 74 OCTAVE red Pianoforte, well 9 mont a 3 rE TC NEW A FE, 7 OCTAVE Wood Iron frame Planofortea, ail improvements, $200; fully euaranteed ;by assignees prior to Friday's sale } for cash only. 7 Bleecker strect, near Bowery. GE MACDO: will aciiver nie fees fe pore r lecture, Wea UNFURNISH D—A SUIT OF ROOMS ON first or second floor; must be west side, between Address W. F., arene te and Forticth streets. Herald Uptown Branch office. WANTEDORY A GENTLEMAN, A MEDIUMSIZED furnished and heated Room near Fourteenth street and Fifth avenue. Address, stating terms, which must be moderate, A. F., Herald ofiice. In the Conniry. OTEL WANTED TO LEASE—FURNISHED, BY H good hotel man; good secur ag business; thriving countr aie Add Heratd oitice. “A RARE CHANCE FOR dence 124 West 26th st.—! 34; Bedroow Suits, $15; Brussels Carpets, occurs y days. KUABER & CO.'S MARBLE WORKS, 23 WEST S. Fitts street,’ between. Broadway and Eighth aventte. bic and Marbleized Mantels, Headstones, 4c. of superior workmanship, at very low prices, LOVERS | OF STRYKER & Nrect, “where they arc dally re: chicken’ and Ducks, from Somer: erdon counties, N. J. Foreign'and domestic Fruits, Nuts, Canned Goods, Oysters, by the quart, gallon or barie!, kept constantly ‘on hand and gold cheap for HeNY LUEN kool tresh Poultry and G AS, N° Barcla} cash. LOTE. & JANES, STA NERS, PRINTERS AND Ss Loge eh a Manufacturers, 9% Fulton street. Blank ok, le to pattern. MOPEM IN LS OTE. JONATHAN JANUS, STORAGE. =A. STORAGE YOR C ARRI Smal & A « ACCO! raoerod Sad rates; fi fer speedy. saige ara Sees unt slovage Repository, 37,99 atni Sl Fourth avenue, comer Fwenly-tth str LARGE ASSORTMENT, OF CARPETS, FURNITURE A Xna'Bead ing. at, lowest cash, prions dn weekly in. Suiments at. O'FARRELL'S warehouse 20) Eighth avenue, corner twentieth! street. T PRIVATE SALE-SUPERB PARLOR SUITS, covered in satin brogate, Marte Antoinette style, $20; one for $150;2 Suits for $60; Suits, Carpets, fi vigbles: Bookcase, Etagores, Mirrors, Bronzes, &c., less than half cost. Pesldeuge 120 West 24d street, near 6th ayn Chamber Paintings, all at private ARTI MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, MARIE Antoinette syle, covered crimson silk reps, cost 90, for one d6., $17; do., $45; Pianotorte, Paint. Inga, Bronze: Rtageres, Silver Ware, Chainber, Dining Furnitur leaving clty. 36 West 161! C ARPETS, rosewood, walnut Property family th Sth av Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Payments taken by the week or month, a TOS euEEY eC corner of Twonty-fifth street and Sixth av ke, nite, —A.-STORAGE FOR FURNITURE AND GENERAL A.“iicrchandise at low rates: Insurance effected in Rest city companies: speedy sales airanged if desired, at New. York Sales and Storage Repository, 337, 339 and Fourth avenue, corner Twenty-fitih street, “GENTLEMAN, AGED 31, OF BDU Aement and Sethe highest reypectad Heit inclined, desiresto form e aoquatinance of \REAT BARGAIN—ENTIRE FURNITURE, FT Carpets, Piano, reps Suit, Gas Fixtures, for three days at private residen hir N ONTHLY OR WEBKL Ws PAYMENTS—CARP KS Furniture, Bedding, pee INGILAM, BALY & CUS 88tand 386 third avenue, near Twenty-eighth stroas Prices lower than any other ous in th the olty ¥ OR MONTHLY @AYMENTS TAKEN FOR Furniture, st sand Beddin roe M. COWPER- 88 a | eu. THWALT & ¢ halaam stree me art low prives; Mutt Chamber Sully in greab Varl- Bargains ior cas, NS, vith h recitations _ Tickets, 0c. ; reserved seats, 75c. For sale at the li FP\UESDAY, TUESDAY, TUESDAY, IR ESDAY: vESDA TINER, MATINEE, 0-DAY, TO-DAY, MAT TONY ASTON, ore HOUSE. HURCH. BROOKLYN. ene ate “ANE LIS LECTURES, LEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD, CARVED lo Pinnotorte; $110; kreat bargains superb over. ke Brent sacrifice; GORDON, NHICKERING PIANOFORTE, ONLY $100; A SEVEN J octave rosewood Pianotorte, every. tinprovement, bargain, for east; beautiful Parlor Organ, very cheap. . BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broudway._ ECKER & BROTHERS 734 OCTAVE, ROSEWOOD D) Shines ts low as the exclisive uss of best materials and workmanship will permit. 06 Bleocker street, east of Bi E strung instrament, ‘with agrafte, please examine, SAN ‘orta, 0. Music, Brooklyn, Nh novelist posts and preacher, STANLEY'S 196 Bleed 1ear Macdougal, ANICAN Ride is ISCHER'’S NEW SCALE PIAN 08 WITH LATEST pM ‘on the Discovery of rovements; the most reliable Pianos made. “ i Rey. Dr. 1 aia Wost Twenty-cighth street, near Ninth avenue, Some ow THURSDAY, DECE. Ant RSDAY, DFOENBRR A cellent wecond hand Pianos sold very cheap. Sale of seats, forthe Cours only. mae gin, om, Tins: ‘OHN MAHONS, 314 AND $16 EAST THIRTY-NINTI | dav, November 26, a iam W. Swavne's, ulton rirectoa few second, hand Pianos very cheap for srsey re riya Chandler Brothers 17 72 Monbugue scot, | A ‘ y ve, | and 2 gins ‘one Gale's, good as new, fancy carving, 7 octave, rouse | tickets $3. ANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND [—MY HEART IS DESULATE, SPale me? Iiave but one consolation in lite, pi P'Anootbonutitut tiyie of best makers, at lower prices for cash or monthly instalments, or tor rent, at WATERS’, 451 Broadway, than can be found elsewhere. jing the Tuesday Matinces at Tony Past that is attending the y pa Nae ‘ts WHY DID you and BHO. BALANCE , $12, MONTHLY. “BEAUTIFUL Dak ledameanas nesite sk chi taba JU. seven octave rosewood P! - agraffe}, every improvement; TLSSON HALL, IN FIFTEENTH STREET, BETWEE price, Pianos rented. Bh N“Fhird avenue’ and leving place, is now ready to fourth street. | ior for concerts, balls, lectures, fairs, Ac. For particu 470 Eighth avenue, near Thirt inquire at the stage d RX jor of the Academy of Music. eons - TO. “SDODWORTIVS CLASSES FOR DANCING, AT 212 i A. Pint avenue, Will commence Ovtober & Sy drdays SARLET'S and terms send for | —MARS' ACADEMY OF DANCIN « street, Classes for adults Tuesila; Wednesday and Sat ms, &e., send for cirewlar, J. SAUSE’S DANCING “ACADEMIES. —CLASSES oat Maconte Mall, Lid and 16 le Thirteenth stre and Brovoort Ua 154 and 156 Kast Fitty-fourth street, ROUREH at Magohic Hall, Tuesday, November 26, 157 PRIVATE LESSONS nt Guy hour Way and even _ CIRCULARS at Private Academy, 212 East Kleventh st & NE LECTURE (PROFESSOR SEDGWIOK'S) the price of the course,” so say the peop 289 BLEEOKER and Friday afternoons, A Matine this Beene se egies to the author’: latest Songs, ot ati guone ty Wer: 'Not t gaat, but Gone Beiore, dolly ‘Sirs On Ee 7IOLET—HE 18 IN TOWN. THE MATTER IS Al settled. You may have the canary. Meet me th afternoon at Tony Pastor's Opera House. 1 will mare tars N & CO, ‘Publishers, m Broadvgay. RQOKES' DANCING ACADEMY, 01 BROOME ST. Tape tee hi ble Da on eave of lessons. rn GENTLEMEN, Tui days, 73% nM CHILDREN, Wednesda Gi rn 3 esday ys, at Fourteonth si Tues ANEW CLASS FOR TURSDAY, Sst dent to Deteniee) Ts ree elved, R, & MRS. HUASKO'@ ACADEMY POR DANCING, M front Thirty-fourt’a street—Classes for ladies, get Pp LOUBET, PELTON and children, *BIANDARD 0 ORGAN: 21,000 now in nse. Wareroonis 441 Broadvsay, N. _ Bend for a cirewlar, VIOLIN, PRIVATE LESSOY, Or gan, Guilar, Singing 92 kp Tiga dtatath street) ¥. Kr’ ERS, 3 RIGUTH Al nue, corneg. Twe Bix! i strat and 209 mae ave. nue, contier Fourteenth ’gtroot-—Amer ican Watohes, Cuc- koo and Franch Clocks, Diamona, Gold Jowetty, sold Silver and finest Silver Plated Ware, cltoiee selections, BL AULA ULErs! prices, ing. Cifeulacy mailer “ : bron N*k YORK “AMATEUR, oncui vim nicce el nei “S ALLL ALSO PI ANO, Har Ome aay and even ear Fifth avenue, | VAY WATSON, Direvior. j tart c a hee a fn Ninos GARDEN sand Mal OPENING GRAND INAUGURAL Pan AND RYORMANOR, wepwzspy (i itt Rtv EVE), MUSICAL xo me Wihes a PEOTAOLB with all its glorions Pug prema a aoaee THE FINEST BALL het een Bt. an inn AY Seats can now:te iad bud bid Box ‘ic, me rises 4 botore 8, ita ANIESGIVANG aeAie, in RSDAY, AT Baturday, ONE DOILAR. dircle and Bal Fully y Uireie (entrance on LOroaby street) MATINER PRICES, sami wa Reserved Seat. ‘oop ‘MUSEUM, ONE WEEK ONLY OF mie | VANBREING DUTCHMA, TO.DAY AT THIS: VENTING ATS, By tpecial request, the great actor Mr. he popular JOHNNY THOMPSON, Burlesque of JOHNNY THOMPSON, IXIC in the new rane, in which alt bss unnaaa the beautiful Blondes appa . cast I venttre e comibany. TH AY, MKAGIVING. DAY THRE PRRKORM ANC 4 Morning at 1. | Atternoo: ab rinses Boi re) YMPIC, SUCCESS WITHOUT A P, of the wortl-fame Miss LYDL A THOMPSON bitil UNEQualinn COMPANY. THIS AND W. DAY EVENING ara THANKS GIVING MATINEE AND EVEN) hae TIMER, LAST TIMES, notwithst ‘AU its sareat success, of YDIA THOMPSON, ARALLEL with its chasto Bailetand Atignifeont Fifeots Owing to the Thanksgiving Matinee (hursdagp that of Teena tS is not give! y KENILWORTE VRIDAY EV REPARATION ov “20. A GREAT ibd Ra FAREW. Rt GENEPIE Miss LYDI A "THOMPSON. LYMPIO, SPROCTAR THURSDAY, NOV, 28 EE ha ING MAT! AND RYANING, LAST TIMES AEA ADDL LAST TIMES reduction in alt ite de Tho most complete burlesate talis ever given in New York or by the famcd company. Ww* of LUA 0K Proprietor Ant ay L fag WALLACE Tot DUNDREARY, ROWDED TOUSRB, ENTHUSIASTIC APPLAUSE, ‘The immense demand tor seats ni casitates the openings of the Box Book for tho sec eats a ONE MONTH IN ADVANOR, LORD DUNDREARY, 1ygRD DUNDREARB® at SATUR! M ite, Ath absnastl, + DAY, HAL DUNDREARY MATINGE, @ given. first a ance of Miss EFPIE GERMON, Mea. JO! THAN AS Pue noli¢ JOUN SEPTON. AS ADEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN, GRAND GALA BILLS, TUANKSOIVING F MV ISTANCTE, AY AND NIGHT. THURAD Y. NOV Aten 28, the Eminent Comedian, Mr, W. J. PLOW OB; Wi GILBERT, upport powrrtel« TU Gita EILEEN MEANY IN DRAMA OF oO in the afternoe MORAL TIE TICK men Mond: EXTRA, Mr. JOSH HWA An entire ¢ cand Mauagem More New Facem K of the. beauthful Vocalist, ALICE MO. Xs, vrotessor St. MISS ANNIE. Apa + oth fast week of the = Or UWORRELD SISTERS, Rey the mammoth list 6 ars retained, MA KUNESDAY AND eae GRAND AA D MATINES THANKSGIVE MAT THANKAGEVING. Dav. HANKSGIVING DAY. JERMANIA THEATRE, nm ¥ DAS -STIFTUNGS: Comeily, in thrae acts, by Moser. _ Box office open daily from 9 till 4 o’elock. EW YORK STADT THEATRE, 45 AN D 47 BOWER Thursday, November 2 Is72—Grand Matinee by Professor VANETS. To articularsid prog Ames, y 201 BOWS! COMIC “AiTIST, KRLLY, i Mrs, Me Hot DALY mito 1 SONG AND DANO, MyAVELORT, The ¢ om Actors ay! ON’ TOR ang, TO-DAY. 1, Gus WILLTAMB, AN’ and HART TO-DAY. LISTS DAY. ALL RANCISCO M corner Twenty. MATINEE THA ‘AGLORIO 8 Wie BUCH, W anno , backs T Atta, Bitch, Wambold,, Back Read, ‘he gre ma ne 1, Birch, Wambold, Backus Fredericks N Norrie, Sohieon, Posecrs, Mullaly, Gibbonae GRAND Deas Che a OFERA, oH) THE FELLOW. TAT Loo! «3 LIKE MB, MATINEE ras SGIVING DAY, AT 24 Seats secured six da: vances HANKSGIVING WEEK. 4 THANKSGIVING WEEE P. T. a ae AT MUSEUM, ME RIE AND CIRCUS, NEW FEATURES, sy FAG) 3, NEW TALENT, ~~ ay RIOUS AMPHITHEATER NDENT W1' PL TH BEAUTY and ASHTON OF THE ‘Wurroronia, ME MEN AGE, 1E OF ARE WILD BEASTS, Tie GRE ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION. OF AMERICA. THRONGED DAILY FROM FROM I. AM. TO 10 Pm UBEU, ao Ronn AUTOMATO:! JAN i MARVELLOUS NISM. OM RUROrE. HES DWAR INDESCRIVTEA 8 OF THE WOR won TUSAND! INTERESTING AND ae JHE WHOLE HUMAN FAMILY EXTRA ATTR | ACTIONS, GREAT. PREPAHATIOS ; MA 30 and 8 P.M, THREE PERFOR _Doors open from 9 posiny BLY LAST SIX DAYS of the great 25 cent Show, foot of Houston street, Haast River, MONDAY, November 2, and during the week, every arternoon and evening, wi) be ROT new and iivonsfANe oF, Bailey GRranb crkcus AND M abel AY, arate of W, ty i A . Ne Rider, Special prepara ee for celebral 8 THHANKSULY DAY NEW NATOMY, 613. BROAD OF mand Aleeksr streets. way, bi —Bvere one shor heat Se full everythii le should see and understapd. tures daily on Those parties ilosophy of Marriage.” iureesite ya have them af 3% cents, b; JSEUM OF ‘RTOMe od unabie to ationd the: RE, 720 BROADWAY,—LE JA ‘censed by the Mayor, An entire change, in obedt- nee ty publiedemand. The best variety entertainment inthe city. Four hours of unceasing amusement Nettie Taylor's Female troubadours, Lady Gymnasts, Ethiopiam Comiques, &e., Eisgant ce VARIETY. THEA Kecentricities, tra, Admission SERIES GY Will be given by the Seventh Pagisaont N.G. 8. N. Toe - he Regimental Armory, at So">lock, om Saturday evens Inga Noveraiwe 9, Deceitber 24, Janudey 25, Febcuaey 2&Q Mar Tlekets may be obteinad from Orderly Sergeants 0 of (itm various compat the hon. ommissioned stad and ddjue tw hea S RICHARD HOFEMAN RESP! TULL rae DH hdsand the publics niet ates M" “Mngt BY MILLARD,—GRBAT SUCCESS 0'/ fa Speers Gt throe Mianotore soirees, to take Dlace at Chicks! Concert Hoon vith ¢ kind Reyer toe t nly), On * poly? these ace nly), om Bate nveniny * February 22.4 ml by Mtr. Joseph Burk Subscribers names for the seri ran & Martens 482 Broadway, ring & Sons, 11 Kast ue ee = ello. i OR SEDGWICK'S TLLUSTR. r ie B sthe continent," commence toraiehe be Thirce hi Street Presbyierian church (Rey. Dr. jurehe Sixth and Seventh a aventos TATIO ACADEMY OF DESIGN, Tw hird street and Fourth ayenne. * Grand Ex tion of baiting a eset 400, by the Mewes European movern mastorss gest and most me | portant collec tion ot Painungs ever oeeaghe to thiy coum. 2 to he sold by auction December 3 and i Now on exhibition, as above, day and 18, Ale | eventin | | rpo-pay, MATINEE, ppar. DAY ined IN Skew vous PONY PASTON 21 BOWERS | TPHE GhAULNE AND, ONE: TUESDAY F AREA ae 8 ose Soe Tickets, Ww squares Bing | D" served Sea at aid street and 4th av; Ut Be ROMER ARY—THE LIONS A see to it L will see you A a = tovlay, hey will wil be Hhere iit