The New York Herald Newspaper, August 27, 1873, Page 2

NEW YORK AERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1873—TRIPLE SHEET. TO LET FOR BUSINENS PURPOSES. |’ DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, | FURNISHED REE AEP rane neers AMUSEMENTS. Amu: AMUSEMENTS, , SS SS ae i ae Ae ROR. Wree ae ladies ‘TENTION! Farnished. peda MEN. | Abe BROADWAY THEATRE, Woor's nuseun & EDpr. | Roweny THvaTRE Son. SIXT! VENUE.—' UR- 128 AND 730 BROADWAY. iE gous F SUCCESS. ELIGH......... NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY (Po, ant —80- 4» ts PRIVATE FAMILY, A COMPLETE: 45 tthed Re mar Gegins at 8 precisely... EVENING AF 8 AFTEENOON isa 2 MONDAY EV F Copy wil a, August n 38, iene, “ ra paren ‘ NEW FIREPROOF BUILDING, at street, betwech Sixth and Seventh avenues; Sioturntshed hall Nedrooms forme modarate a IMMEDIATE BUCOESS & Brame weiter, be Pe grape pistere af Avg SL FULTON, NASSAU_AND ANN STREETS. MONTHLY Lt, WAY FEN ROpAED PUR 54. BAST TENTH STREET, A yRW W DOORS FROM La FILLE ees tite iz ‘ahiic SOVENUER, ue BUFFALO BI ELEGANY OFFICES AND LARGE VAULTS TO 40 oO ioesas ‘inplen ig acrons hie grownds | 6 a anronieay. Fe ete. Rangsome silt of home MADAME ANGOT, Prk, bal FANOAGS. |. The Pirate's Last Shot, | Muvol etek St Tabloaux, Thrilling iting onused: igheate LN er RENT, IN THE ABOVE street, i Per aoe adds oe aneor | eet 7 a ao the most sparkling and comioat Opera Bouffe, of Mian Beta HOLE. tr in DICK, the CHEVALIER. wyiret appes! che charimin< Comedienne, FIREPROOF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING 10 ee AFUE Pt A rh beefed) and of TBLO'S GARD: BLACK CROOK. Mr, Wo. F, CODY. ABB. eee UFFALO IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE 85 waycewhole, oF part WERT. NEAR (BROAD, | ing or ight busines: house small and private; every AUTERNOON AT POMMANORS TODAY. Oc aes: “ Fie Grams, recoded @ach eveuing bv @ ae House w let: den tist hd AIMEE OPERA BOUFFE. AFTERNOON AT EVENING AT rt aratiod, the at sensation Drama, entitled ory HALL, THE COURTS THE POST OFFICE, | orany respectable ou appornty tf Mat Sai ao 12 “WHSt VORTY-FIRST STRERTFURNTSHED TROUPE UNDER Mi. 0. H, CHISSOLA. TH BLACK CROOK. 75 | In prep MARKED TOR Lif! aC, &0, sitting Room and Bedroom, on second and ' E. MARIE AIMBE, The uw nted and extraord: fi Nn io scr: _ floors, fronts saitatie "ior light, housekeeping; Not aa u 1B AIMEE, aor. ha ie unprecedented and extraordinary success which | /HEATRE COMIQUE, oPFIces, SUITABLE FOR Lawyers, Brokers, | $150) 4 eterna ids “PURNISHED cold water, xas, bath, &c.; terme$s onan i tae a. from the Folles Dea | the town talk, vat at sate Graak Dpectaclols |. Fann, ARE St BROADWAR. BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &0., 4C,, CAN BE Brovormenta ga can rare: etsdivdy aad | DOR SEVENTH AVENUE, CORNER PHENTY. SEC. FaNbauts CHAMPS. NARDIN, ener REE Saati eg ti BAD, SINGLY OR EN SUMTE, OF ANY DESIRED 128, FROM 10X12 FEET TO 26X67 FEET, AT $300, 440, $8 AND UPWARD @0 $12,000, ACCORDING TO {ZR AND LOGATION. TAE ABOVE BUILDING 18 COMPLETELY FIREPROOF, READY FOR OCCUPANCY, | HEATED BY STEAM A) PASSENGER ELEVATO PROVEMENTS, RENT OF SMALL OFFICES. 'D HAS TWO FIRST CLASS ND ALL MODERN IM- ae, | | 24 Story, | 90 Btory, Ath Story, th Story. $1.0 1,600 1,500 + 200 = 1,500 1,200 on ¥500 _ - "400 — ~ 400 350 500 tim Kame s ow 1,250 1,000 tase _ VALUABLE VAULTS FOR STORAGE PURPOSES. ALSO OFFICES FOR BANKING AND OTHER PUR- POSES ON FIRST AND BASEMENT FLOORS. INQUIRES T0 BE MADE OF HOMER MORGAN, _N N 2 PINE STREET, ABR CHEAPEST FLOORS T0 LET ON BROAD- FIRST AND THIRD. FLOORS. 438 BROADW. BOARDING A HOUSE TO BE LEASED AND THE Furniiure to be sold sheaps well estabiishe 2: Doarding house occupied with boarders at location and the house in good repair, wil improvements, 210 Mulberry street. CIGAR MANUFACTURER A NICE TENEMENT House to lot, tor the purpose. Inquire at 194 Riving- ton street. OR RENT—PART OF FIRST FLOOR OFFICE WEST side Broadway, near Canal street, Apply to WM. A. WHITE & SONS, 397 Broadway, up stairs. ARE CHANCE.—TO LEASE—NEW, SITELY, CEN- tratly located Hotel, facing Broadway, Clinton Ha Cooper stitute, Bible House ; over 100 sults rooms; storesand restaurants, Owner, 7 Third avenue, TEAM POWER.—TO LET, LARGE AND SMALL Rooms, with or without power (woodworkers al- lowed), at the Eureka Machine Carving Works, 60, 62, 64 and 66 Vannon sireet. present; good aul modern (PO LET-NEW YORK ASSEMBLY ROOMS, for a term of years, with Suloon, Supper Rooms and other Apartinents belonging to said ballroom. Inquire at 2 Second avenu LET—CARBENTER'S SHOP, 39X80, CORNER OF Soventy-seventh street and Second avenue; good for storage. liguire at 242 Esmoarrct seventh ES KILPATRICK, ET—69 AND 71 CHERRY 8’ Ww Ghambers strech a ‘new Dollding, x6, suitable oF manufacturing purposes, or will be let in’ Flogrs if re. Suits turnished with steam if wanted. Apply to ETS’ n the prewises. T°, u ‘ORES 610 AND 603 BROADWAY, WITH fino, Basements Brondw: Appiy to KNOX, the hatter, 212 0 LET—A LARGE AND ELEGANT STUDIO, AT 35 Union square; also siaall Store on first floor. Inquire on premises of G. BOUTON LET—AT MOD T, A LARGE LIGHT Basement; excellent location for German barber or light manuiacturing. Inquire 1,143 Second avenue, cor- ner Bixtieth street. 10 LET, VERY CHEAP—TWO STORES, 209 AND 201 8 pring street: good for any business: near Clinton Market; great thorduzhfare; oue used Tor bakery, one ts a grocery for many y years, OPO LET OR TO Lea AT A LOW RENT, STORE 18Cherry street, near Pearl; suitable tor groceries, be hed crockery, clothing, &. Apply on WO FLOORS TO LET—ON BROADWAY, INA G@ooD g business locality, Wor further particulars address, 8, box 20 Herald omice, ‘ =. DWELLING How: ss TU LET. Furnished. A. —FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT. , Near Madison av., Seren, Soin st, near Sth a d 35th st., near 6th a’ Bins at., near Madison ay. 89th st ‘S0th si ‘59th 31 Tai st, Per Month. $390 Ata 1 400-— EL] MPLETELY FUR. nished brown stone House on Forty-second street, between Fifth and Madison avenues; will only rent to & sirietly private fam} 2. LOOMIS & OO., 1,254 Broadway. iat th (acted eel tat! ee Ba STORY Loge sioop bro’ stone House, in a go local ry West Thirdeavenues rene $174 per mouth ‘4 le ONS W. HARPER, Ni — 0. 862 Third avenue. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FOUR STORY high stoop House on Fifth eats ar Thirty- fourth strect. 8._B. GOODALE, No. 5 5 West Twenty-third street, ‘pitth Avenue Hotel. N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HIGH STOOP BROW stone house on Madison avenue, to letto aa age B. GOODALE, Vest Twenty-third street, itt Avenue Hotel. A tt A HANDS OMELY FUQN SHED” FOUR s8TO RY high stooy brown stoue, East Twenty-ninth streets —? ap mon th. B. GOODALE, nity-third street, Furth Ave nive Hotel. N ELEGAN! TUR STORY HIGH STOOP brown stone House, Fort h street, near Sixth Avenue, completely furnished: rent $208 per month. Many others. MORRIS B. 996 Sixth avenue. | CLASS FOUR STORY FIRST HIGH STOOP brown stone House, elegantly furnished, Thirty. ninth street, between Filth aud Sixth avenues, $40) per * h street, $35) per venue, $220 per 866 lak poe, JON & 8LO 1ED wit o let to a responsible pa with them. y ie Bast thirty. .NTLEMAN, GIVING UP conipletely tur- ry lOculity first clase; box 133 Herald Up. ping, wi ng part of parlor, rent $10 per month, Address ( town Branch oftice. ED THROVGHOUT.—FOUR STORY HOUSE "Po Wl, Foriz-roooha: eivest: tiger FING wretioey fie paintings ‘avd Libra; All desirable moder: un- provements; brown stone Houses, unfurnishe fifth no ad excellent FOR Two OR MORE 6 West Fifty-foupth street. years; p) Inquire one PULLY AND ANTLY FURNISHED BROWS stone Dweili f)-ninth screet, between Firth and Madison ayent rivate tarily per month till May. STON & CONNER, 12 Pine street. OUR STORY 1i1GH TOOP Ho! VERY NICELY furnished, Hast <joWher would retain two rooms ti desir i f W. Wak, 77 Cedar street. uo LET—A NEAT THREE STORY HOUSE; ALL THE modern improvements, and within five minutes’ it Cg r oi aed or furnished, at alow mnt, & part of Which,will be taker Fe ee ee TOs Hernia tekcn in board if preterred. 10 LET— FURNISH ED, 1 street, between Seventh ana Kighth avenues, a three story ie high stoop; owner remains and boards. ES BROTHERS, 45 Bast Twenty-third street. . LET—FURNISHED, ON THIRTY-POURTH Thirty firet, $200; Meo vaya yn ‘nirty-first, $150; also oth MIX & Bhi, Fourth avenue and Twentieth streat, ‘ho LET FURNI HED TO PRIVATE FAMILY—VERY large and elegant stone Mansion, 2 East iwenty-see- St street, near Broadway ; 34 feet front. newly trescocd inted. Apply trom 9 to lor 2 to 5. LET, AND FURNITURE FOR SALE—AN EX- cellently located three story high stoop House, near ~, onl square, clegantly furnished and in the most hi torder; furaiture cost over $5,000; will be sold for bali value; house Nas every modern convenience; mt $2,000 per year. _ tor particulars, CA AKLE* SON, box 1st Yerald off ‘a LET OR SELL—THE FOUR STORY BROWN era T stone front House 334 East Thirtieth street; will be lot, furnished, from October 1 until May, cheap to suit ple parties:' or will sell, with or without Furniture, Apply to LUDLOW & SON, No. 3 Pine street. LEASE A PURNISHED HOUSE, MADI- 0 é Let be 59 | everything new, including shockers. kc, 253 West Forty: Eighth & street, Broadway and venue, Unfurnished. A DESTRABLK GOTTAGE HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, pleasantly situated between Central Park and the Boulevard: ret $10 monthly. Apply at 5t Nassau treet, third floor, Possession September t. A —EIGATY.FOURTH STREET, MIDWAY BETWEEN 4 Qgntral Park aud Roulevard.—A threo story Dwell: ing House, 12 rooms, with carriaze house, c, Lots of Ground; truit aud ornamcnval. troes; wopeidble gardon; strect gi ‘Croton water ard gas in house: SariESD talnites! walk of city cats apd three-quarters of fu hour irom Wall street, via Elevated Railroad; rent low to @ good ter A® THREE STORY | HIGH STOOP BROWN STONE House to let; contains 13 rooms. ly, between 2and6 P. M., at N 129 _Weat 43 T $1,70—VERY HANDSOME NEW BROWN STONE A" Roses on Figen strost, near Eighth avenue ; neigh! inns pigsracest Os LOoMIS & OC 00., 1,254 Broadway. AtzOM, "RENTS—111H, wat, MTH, 220, Bn, 361, we ath, 23th, 38th, ‘9th and 42d streets; large and small turhished and unitrnished Hones. WILLIAM TUCKER, 22) Fifth avenue, A. THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BRICK HOUSE, Tent $l, Apply on, bremives, 10 104, or MORMIS on prem 0 4, BAER G00 sixth avenue, ra FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP brown stone House m we Fifty-ffth street; rent 51,600. “Also others from $1,100 10 $8, fs KRIS B, “ua 996 Sixth avenue, Phe STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, ON Central Park, to let—Un- enty-second street, near ninth street avenue an lacin; Fifty-ninth street, ed, ‘$1,200 por "year; *furnishe Seventh avenue, 1300" ner yours Thice near Hitih 2 $4,200 per year: Fi el ‘ark, er the Pp ranie OAN, | at Last Se N UNFURNISHED THREE STORY HIGH STOOP House on Forty-clghth street, between Second and Third avenues; rent $1,509. Send fc a ‘inted list. HOLMES BROTHERS, No, 45 East Twenty-third st. NHARMING FRENCH ROOF HOUSE, 7 MINUTES from Liberty street ferry ; 11 rooms; All modern im- Provements | Kent $5) per “month. Apply to A. M. APE Broadway. ha bepegale 4 mows TO LET—IN GOQD LOCALE. les, a e respective rents My $1,500 and 81,500. . s 1a Ww. J HARPER, No. 862 Third avenue. OSSESSION IMMEDIATELY—LOW. RENT. LARGE House. 23 ainity street, one block west of Grand Contral Hotel and Broadway; gas, water, bath, dumb- Waiters, waterclosets, &c. ; 15 rooms: business if required ; open from 9 till 10 mornings. mo. LET—IN| EAST FORTY-SIXTH STREET, A three story high stoop brown stone House, suituble for a physician. M, CAHILL'S, 788 Third avenue. 0 LET—FOUR STORY BRICK DWELLING 76 WEST Forty-.ixth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues; rent $1,/0). Apply toD. F, BAKER, Broadway, corner orty-iith street. 10 LET—FROM SEPTEMBER 1, THE er THREE story House No. 53 Grove street Inquire of M, ASC: Blee 1Po LET—A NEW FOUR STORY COTTAGE HOUSE: with all modern Hamada a good neighbor hood ; rent low to a good te ossession September t- BENJAMIN MOHARD! Y, 62 Kighth avenue. _ 0 LET—COTTAGES IN U5TH AND MSTH STRE ETS, between Third and Fourth avenues; gas and water} rent, $20. Inquire « ot Mrs. ' VERMILYEA, is 0 East 119th st. 10 LET—UNFURNISHED, A “LARGE HOUSE, 7 rooms, near Broadway’; rent $1,400; Thirty-fifth, st iy i BoLLOrn, in good ehret aes | possess a. 10 LET—THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE, near Lexington avenue; perfect order: possession Septermber 1; moderate rent. ny on the preinise: Nov las Fifty-tith street, of of Dr. GRUNHUT, No. ing siree 10 LET LOW-—ALL PUT IN coop eae ONE small house, all improvements, $800 Flats, six | and wee Fooms gas aud water. ‘No 166 abd l67 Waver- ley place. 0 RENT—ON KIGHTY-SEVENTH STREET, NEAR Broadway, two story and basement House, 9 rooms; water in kitclen, with gurden, fruit and vegetables, stable, &c.; rent $40, next door. Apply at 102 West Fitty- fourth street. 93) EAST THIRTY-FIFTH STREET, Lasgo ae —_t avenue. A stone tront Hous ment; rent «ode: part eet, WEST TWENTY.THIRD | required. LARGE, HANDSOMELY FURN! SHED tor ky pel gas ani bath; private house; for two. "270 Madison street. A LARGE ROOM, FIRST FLOOR, ‘FRONT, HAND. somely furnished, suitabie for two geutlemen. 254 Eaat Tenth street. A Stactous, FURNISHED BACK PARLOR, HOt and cold water, $8; Hall Room, $3 40; largo attic Room, $3; every room has accommodations for fire. No. 6 St. Mark's place (Bighth street), near Broadway. LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, on second floor, for one or ral entlemen. Apply at the Russian Bath: East th street. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, NEWLY FUR- nished, two fine large second story Rooms, connect- g oF separate, adjoining, bathroom, desirable’ location, West Thirteenth strect, between Sixth and Seventh venues. CHAMBER, $455 A 32) EAST FOURTEENTH STREET, NEAR SEO- * ond svenne rill let, furnished. large back Room, second floor, for $ 3 also Hall Room, top floor, front, for $2 A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET PART OF THEIR AX. Touse, furnished or unfurnished: fine, large, airy Fooms, weil (urnished. Apply at 212 West Fortieth st. CHOICE OF DELIGHTFUL ROOMS TO LET, TOA party of gentlemen, with a@ grrietiy private, family; house first class. For patticulars call at 170 West Twenty- third street. References exch: nged. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT A NICELY FUR. ished Rerlor Floor, singly or together, without le parties, near tel. Address B., a wee Qoard or with Hreaktast, t6 unexceptionab Pith avenue, Gilsey House and Grand TH box 162 Herald Uptown Branch office, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR TO rent, on or singly, to gentlemen, without board. 30 Kast Thirty-tffird street. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT—TO A one or two persons; bath, £5 &c.; referenc changed. 28 Third st., between id Second av. SUIT OF NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS; BATH, AL Siuonary hot and cold water in rooms and mode Zonveniences; reasonable rent. No. 30 East Thirteenth jestreet. “PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, TO A GENTLE man, a nicely furnished Room ‘on second floor; terms $2 40 per week. Apply at 205 Rast Tiiirty-sixth st. A® ing. AMERICAN FAMILY WILL LET THREE ROOMS on second floor, front, furnished for light housekeep- 206 Sixth avenue, near Seventeenth street. JURGANTEY ruRrsiED APARTMENTS TO LET— To gentlemen, or a family, with or without private table. “w West Thirty: first strce References exchange d ED ROOMS 10 pa naar 201 EAST NINE. street, near Third a Foes ni NENTLEMEN WISHING 10 ENGAGE PLEASANT, G furnished Rooms, in a quiet neighborhood. at & moearets price, can be accommodated with such at No, 126 West Twenty-second | greet. ANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR FLOOR— with front Basement as kitchen, to let, without board; also other Rooms, at 140 West Sixteenth street; references. ARLOR PLOOR.—WALL AND MANTEL MIRRORS, clegantly furnished, every convenience, with base- ment, ‘kitcnen, laundry ‘and servant's room; neighbor: | Hood unexceptionable, references given and required. 148 West Eleventh | stre ‘0 LET—A PARLOR FLOOR, NICELY FURNISHE. other Rooms over lor, neatly furnished, in- cluding gas and bath. Cail at 198 East Tenth street. ed LET—| HANDSOMELY F SHED ROOMS, EN He oF singly, to gentlemen, of e party for light housekeeping; references. Apply at 583 Sixth avenue, near Thirty-,ourth street. mishe ond street, Lar stone tront.—To let, fi €4, a front Parlor, ble tor two gentleme Room on third floor; terms m ss 206 BAST, Fouty: BIGHTH STREET.—AN ELE- _antly furnished back Parlor, with all conve- niences; suitable e or two gentlemen. 30 WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET.—FURNISH ED for light housekeopin {handsome “uit of two or four Rooms; also Rooms and Bedrooms adjoining ; no hal ierown children. References exchanged. 360 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET.—ELEGANTLY furnished Apartments for gentlemen, en suite ch singly. with all conveniences; conveyances in every cirection.” UNFURNISHED ROOM: AND APART MENTS To 1 LET, “CRRLOW FIFTY.SIXTH STREET AND NFAR + Fitth avenue, some of the handsomest vrenoh Flats dyer erected on. this Continent; eight and ten largo Rooms, all lighted; elevator, janitor, and Nally. hente Fonte inedersie. Only ‘smnall, first class families need apply. Office 999 Sixth avenue SECOND FLOOR TO LET AT 47 ROSS STREET— $20 per month. Inquire of WM. ©. CHAPMAN, foot ney atres Hamsburg. NICE FIRST FLOOR AND BASEMENT TO LET— We ward, with American people; all improve- 3:87 50; Second Floor, do. do, $22 50 Apply. at ‘Hudson street. : sae. SEE ES A LOWLR HATF OF HOUSE, 133 WEST TWENTY- a eae street to letto an American family of two Adulte, A —LOWER PART OF AN ENGLISH BASEMENT + House to tet, on Forty-eighth street, between Broadway and Sixth avenue; five rooms, kitchen, cel lar A Oe atatn Qrivate family only; price $65. FAMILY, HAVING MORE be hlsrctt THEY want, will leta Floor of six fect or. der; all imppovemena will Pig for "wo | salt Families, if desired. Call, from 3 to 6 P. M., at 215 West Thirteanth street, near Seventh avenue. PARTMENT TO LET—OF “eiipited ROOMS— kitchen, sitting room and two ht bedrooms; Washing tub‘and closets Apply wt 70s Neath aveune, by Forty-eluhth street. PART OF A HOUSE TO LET—FOUR ROOMS, water, gas, bath, &c., toa Pek respeciable family. Apply at 263 East ; Twenty-first sire Lae pee APARTMENTS, NINE ROOMS EACH, Lower Part ot two Houses to let, in fine order. [n: quire on premises, 29 or 35 King street, between Mace dougal and Varick, IRS? FLOOR TO LET—IN BROWN STONE NO. 238 Fifty sgsond street, between Second and Third ave- hues; rent $26 per month, OUR LARGE ROOMS IN PRIVATE HOUSE WITH owner, to gentleman and wife (American) ; gas and water; rent iow to desirable party. co atsA.M. 19 Barrow street. Hf FLAT TO LET—WITH ALL IMPROVE. nice house; cheap rent. 442 West Thirty- 2 for housekeeper, PERRA Mal NARDIN: Mons. surien DtcuesNe ee EDICT, JULIAN, RRA Tr. U, the favorite tenor DESCHAMPS, DUPLAN, BEN. NARDIN, SALVATOR, DAVALIS, IT FIRST—Le March Innocents. Aer SLOOND-—Saion, chez Mile, Langs. ACT THIRD—Le Jardin } de Calypso, FIRST Mi MATINEE AIMEE ong. M. AMECANGOT'S DAUGHTER, SATURDAY, at 1:30 o'clock. Prices during the AIMEE SE/ SEASON—Admission, $1; re- served chairs $1 extra; pay, circle, 50 cents. NATINER PRIGES—Admission, $1; secured seats, 50 cents extra; Jamiiy circle, 5 cent Box office open trom 8 A. M. till 6 P. M.* Gr. OPERA HOUSE, ‘Twent preted thd reey ch and Eighth vente. Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY. Salo Lewes and Manager Overwhelming success of A MIDSUMMER NTUHT'S DREAM, With Ite most exquisite Scenery brilliant Panorama p of Fair nt Borgeous Bit oemution ‘Talleat ver superd Quartets and Chorases, BRAY STAR GANT, {nolndt fr. DW, Harkins, Charles le . LF Pra abe Hiardenburg, J, W. Jennings, C.K, Fox, M. Kennedy, James Taylor, Miss Fanute Hayward, Annie Kemp Bowler, N ‘arian, A Mar- guerita Ohamber: eal let ie ithe Go! donc Calitorninn ‘Quartet, and Mme. Lanner's Ballet of Fifty Children. The eataale will be preceded every evening b. = MILLIN: NBS HOLID. ay. chon Hoa jaide Lenuox, SATURDAY EVENING next, August 30, second species Saturda: ent bil, In dition to MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DRwAM, will be acted AURURA FLOYD. MATINER NEXT SATURDAY, A M:DSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. Admission to the Matinees, $1, including secured seats. In active proparation @ new and powerful version of the world-famous Dramatis Romance, entitled TH. ANDERING JEW, now past its one hundredth Ath might atihe Adelphi Theatre, Lon BRAC NSD, THEATRE. itt iN EGYPT" rand Opera, by Mohit, ELMANN, MISS WASSMANN R, LEHMANN, LL Basate AND ORCHESTRA. _ Admission 50 cents, Reserved Seats 25 conts extra. _HOUSES, ROOOMS, &C., WANTED, In this Givin makina A —A,—A.—FREE REGISTRY FOR THOSE DESIRING tate office of P. o 0,rent Houses the ensuing season, at tho real es LON & SLOAN, No. 31 East Seventeenth street (North ars Square), near Broadway. tral location in the city. ART OF A BROWN STONE HOUSE TO ie BT a4 tween Fifth and Madison avenues; will lot separately or together, to first class parties, — No. 9 East ‘thurdet st ARLOR, WITH USE OF KITCHEN, $7 PER WEEK; Room'and Bedroom, suitable tor housekeeping. 8 per week ; also Hall Room, $4 per week. 47 Henry str OOMS AND Bee AND KITCHENS, ‘TWO TO TO four rooms, rent $5 to $25 per month. Inquire of J. 5. GIBBONS, 113 Bleecker street. . XECOND FLOOR TO LET—217 WEST THIRTY-SIXTH street: five newly painted and papored rooms; water er conveniences, Apply on promises; if owner re, leave address, that he may call. GPLENDID FLOORS—SIX LIGHT ROOMS AND BATH room excl, In the brown stone row, Second avenue, between Fifty-seventh aud Fifty-cighth streets; $25 to $35; good neighborhood. Apply'on premises, 7 ) LETTHE NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH Flats, Nos. 312 to 326 Fast Seventy ninth street; every convenience ; rents $70 to street; convenient to boats for down own. 5 beautiful ie ee wide premises. MES KiLPaTHIOK, Most cen: N AMERICAN FAMILY DESIRE AN UNFUR- nished or partly furnished House, well located; reference given where part of the rent will be taken in ward, Address, siating terms, D. KR. J., Herald Uptown Branch office. RESPECTABLE MAN AND WIFE, Mt Shee EN. cumbrance, wishes a genileman's house to mind; has been minding one during the last 12 months; it is now sold, Call, for this week, at 99 St. Mark's place. 'EN PERFURMANC! and the receip' ‘s has weitsige koown, the average rat Production ofthe piece, 74 consecutive represeutat Tt, MORGAN'S GRAND ALLEGORY . tegen neta tet ssoclatciroles als beaut: (ul series of pictures ‘comprise. 9a oe WEALTH, geen, greater: ea over before he res of the first vai vit tind ite ‘memorable run of “WOMAN, 'ORTUNE IN and are vivid and spirited to the 2 highest degree. WEIRD INCANTATION SCENE, PERFORMANCES 7B GRAND, BEA LueT OF NAT a ad rhe KIR. 4 AFTERNOON be 8 FEE TENS VERDAIS. HALY-PAST ONE, nih aot crobats.) hevpencl THE LONDON MADRIGAL Boys, EVE Double encores nightly. aT DAVIES, THE VENTRILO! ors. Soven ree Bi OFF OPEN. DAILY AT AT 8A. M. Evening Perfo: pane at7:4h. Carriages at 11:30. TINKE PRICES. GENERAL ADMISSION onekh. reserved seat) ONE FAMILY OIRCLE Goptrence oe Crosby atreet) FIFTY TBLO'S GARDEN. MATINEE. THE BLACK CROOK is given in its barr with all its splendors, ballets and ractive novelties at the MATINEE TO-DAY, AT HALF-! PAST ONE, yor BOUCTOAULT. 63D. NIGHT of the ENGAGEMENT of Mr. ‘DION BO! ~ aad OL, al LA8t ‘ont Last Mout = Boosts Es 5 o% a wri HURSDAY) y, Avoust 2s, Day, AUG USK 28, URSDAY, AUGUST nt hag’ Ae ategUaT AUGUST 28, SI quill be proseated Mr. Dion Bouclvault'setiarming come: TO.MORROW bh USio or USED UP USED UP USED | UE an KERRY, KERRY, KERRY, KERRY, i with Mr. DION BOUCICAULT a Sir Charles Coldstream and Kerry, SMALL HOUSE WANTED—IN A GOOD LOCA tion, with modern conveniences; rent not to exceed 3800. Adaress, with particulars, location, &c., A. B, 145 Herald Uptown Branch ¢ FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS DESIRE, WITH- out ard, Rooms furnished or unfurnished Pies Bedrooms und nice Parlor), in a strictly private Iocation “Highth fo. Thirtieth strect and. Second. to Seventh avenue: rent not to enseed $700 a year. dress L. L. D., Herald oifice. FRENCH FLAT WANTED—FOR A RESPECTABLE family; rent from $30 to $45, in a desirabic neigh- Damiooe. Address WARREN, Herald Uptown Branch office. wire on '-THE NEW AND ELEGANT FRENCH Flats, No. 123 to 127 East Blgnty- -fitth street; every convenience ; rents moderate beautitul location; near remises, 10 LETPLATS ALL wt hood IM- rovements; eighi $25 to $75 ver month; exce! ft locations five minut es" walk ot Cen- tral Park. Apply wt 1,037 Third avenue. 10 LET—AT NO. 102 SECOND AVENUE, ON THE third story, one large front Room and two good sized pean gad adjoining, with pantry and water; monthly 10 LET—UNTIL MAY 1, (rent $45), with Furniture éronces required. Apply at after I: FLAT OF FIVE ROOMS almost new) for sale; ret. West Forty-eighth street, 0 LET—TO A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS, THE Second Floor and part of Attic of house 46 Dominick street. Inquire in a drug store 170 Varick street, between Zand 5o'clock P. M. T° LET—SPLENDID FLOORS OF FIVE ROOMS, with part of modera fm rovements, in the new brown stone houses on Secona avenue, near Eight; A et; rents from $21'to $22, Inquire corner of sixth street. 10 LET—SECOND FLOOR, FOUR ROOMS, M1 - st Twelfth street; also’ three Rooms’ 156 Third re: also th fhree Rooms 106 Hast Twenty-eighth sireet; ue: bi aiivery desta Hi. M, CONDIT, 139 East Twelith street, 0 LET—ELEGANT FRENCH FLATS, IN THE FOUR T° tory nigh stoop brown stone house’ 166 Kast Pitty: first atreet, between Lexington and Third avenues; floors contain eight and nine rooms each, with all the latest modern improvements; rent $75, $16, $60 and $50, In- quire on the premises, or at 257 East Forty-cighth street. 10 LET—A-FINE FLOOR AND A Gate FLOOR IN 518 ‘Third avenur, between Thirty-fourth anJ Thirty-fith streets: gas, bath and water closets on floor, Inquire on premises. (0 LET—SEVERAL FIRST CLASS FLATS, POSSESS- ing all the modern improvements, in the four new buildings erected on Fourth avenue, corner of Thirty: second strect, to strictly respectable tamilies only: ref ences required, ply at office, it irty secon street id Me THOS. STEVENSON, “Agents 10 LET—A TOP FLOOR, IN 247 WEST FORTY: NINTH ight rooms, all lighted and ventuated, modern itnpreversents; dumiy walter tothe top ct’ the house, Apply to owner, 239 West Forty-ninth street. “LET—FLATS OF SIX ROOMS; HAVE ADL IM- provements; $45 to $35; and First Floor and Base- ment, with elevated oven range, $55. New brown stone housé No. 412 West Fifty-fifth street, NO LET—R809) 'D FLOOR, SIX ROOMS, IN, PRIVATE ouse No, 20) Spring street; possession September 1; low rent. Inquire at premises or at N, ROWE" No, 200 Varick reet. TS LET—SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS INA rivate house to a small family, furnished or un- furmished. No Wa 125 West Thirty-second strcet. TO RRTAA ‘FIRST FLOOR AND BAS EM ENT, WITH ail the modern improvements. A7pi Gil the ib Fen, hog a aes eae wena tnInd sect oe Non sixly-second street. 10 LET—ON WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET, TWO Dper Floors, six rooms, to small family of adults; anfurmbhed: private house: Appiv at HARPER coal omice, Twenty-fourth street, near Sixth avenue. LET. FIRST FLOOR AND ENGLISH BASEMENT, 10, uy in, 169 Kast Thirty-third street. Call until bill is re- moved. Fis ae PAE OF PRIVATE TOUSE, SIX ROOMS: street, near Broadway; bath, hot and: cold water, de. 5 So per BE 5, sii 0. 827 Sixth avenu 0 _LET—A FIRST FLOOR OF SIX ROOMS AND five closets, also four Rooms on third floor, to re. ath American family of adults, Inquire at'No. hirty-f st street. 0 LET—PART OF HOUSE 113 WEST TWENTY- fourth street, first or second floor, with private family; all modern improvements; good house; go loca on. 0 LET—VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS, CON. sisting of one large and two small rooms, with water and c'osets, on first floor of 112 West Fourteenth street; suitable for dressmaking. 10 LET—LOWER PART 16 162 street, opposite St, Stephen iT TWENTY-EIGHTH se ey complete order anh September ower Part 9 at Twenty pirect, even’ room newly pa- , &c.; inne ion, pert tM CoNDIT, 139 Zast Twelfth stroet. FIRST CLASS HOUSE WANTED TO RENT—BY A famfly now summering at Saratoga, furnished or un ie nd de- A een will per, in advance aud give Cc ohaay house must be worth the money asked, scripdow to box 1,802 Post office. A “WANTED, FOR A FIRST CLASS, RESPONSIBLE + family, nal House, not above Kightieth street; Tent $1,000; Possession September 1 MIX & ELL ons Fourth avenue and Twentieth ‘alsa (RST CLASS APARTMENTS WANTED—SUITABLE for light housekeeping by a family consisting of three; location must be first class, with private family. Address MERCHANT, Herald office. LAT WANTED—FURNISHED OR UNFUR HED; must have parlor, pee room, kitchen and four or six bedrooms; family’ all adults. Address A. B. C., box Mdi Herald ofc . {URNISHED ROOMS WANTED.—ALL , OR PART OF Second Floor, completely furnished for housekeep- ing, for American man and wile; house must be clean, pages neighborhood, private and terms very moderate, immediate vicinity of Sixth avenue and ‘Twenty-third sireet, Addgess Mr#) S71 Lust Fourth street, SECOND FLOOR ROOMS WANTED-FOR LIGHT Lge oot oa ea of adults, American, ina erald Uptown Branch private fami office. Vv TANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM, BY A YOUNG man, in a private house, Address 0. G. FABER, 71 Varick street. i ANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY WITH “ONE LIt- tle girl, a sinall Store, with Apartments back, below Third avenue depot.’ Address or call on Mrs. J. H. P., 244 Euat Seventy-fourth street, WARTED—BY A YOUNG UNMARRIED PHYSICIAN, an Office aboye Twenty-second and below Forty: second street, and between Fourth and Seventh avenues. Best of city references given. Addzess DOCIOR, New York Dispensary. ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A WELL For. . nished Room: location Twenty-eighth to Thirt fourth street, bee and Ninth avenues. Address W. T., box a BoA Post ol e att ibis ANTED—EITHER FLAT OR PART OF A House, with all nodern appliances for housekeep- ings would preter it furnished; must be located between h and Seventh avenues and Sixteenth, and Thirty- filth streets. The apartments will be occupied b tleman and write, _ Bart lease «tate te Grice D. eonard ho children. a bareloulal ‘d street, N, WaAxtEDS Furst HED AND UNFURNISHED louses to supply an actual demand from desirable tenants. HOPKIN CARRINGTON, Twenty- street, under St. Germain fotel. V ANTED— —UNPURNISHED FLOOR, THREE OR four rooms, for housekeeping for fentleman, wile and child, in strictly private family, between Twenty- Address F. W., 76 fourth and Fittieth streets, West. Pearl street, New York. Wenes eo OR THR Ww lighted Rooms, for dressmaking, w immediate ossession, in « respectable house and good neighbor hood ; locality ag ‘ourteenth to Thirtieth street, be- tween ang 1h avenues; best of references given and reau re dress, stating ‘terms, MODES, box 144 Herala Uptown Branch office. — ANTED—A FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED House, containing about 10 Rooms, in a central to- cation, by a private family: must have all modern improvemen:s; rent nfust be moderate, Address, stating terms, G. L, B., box 4,883 Post office, —BY A RESPECTABLE ELDERLY GEN: tleman and wife, for permanent occupajion, Rome, furnished for light housekeeping. Address PATER, ‘West Twenty-third street. ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A NICELY farnished Room, without board, between Twenty- fifth and Forueth streets, Madicon and Sixth avenues Address, stating terms, J/ G., box 2.878 Post office. ANTED—A_ NICE, PLE ASANT, FURNISHED Room, front, in Ninth ward, vicinity of West Eleventh paget, by two young men. Address, stating term: box 2,107 Post office. W TANTED—TWO FURNISHED ROOMS; ONE SUITA- ble for _a physician's office, east of Fourth avenue, between Nineteenth and Tweuty-seventh streets, Ad- peti box 177 Herald Sesors B ANTED vd A SMALL AMERICAN FAMIL T Part of afully furnished Hone; n Fourth and Siztecnth streets, west side sean days, with ful particulars, Ait dy iterald Up: town Branch office. , THE looms oak = 0 LET-IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF UNION uire and the Everett House, a handsomely fur- Floor (the second), with all modern convenience: to one or two first class ‘parties. Address. Ley box, L082 | Fost omee. wo NIC BE FU RNISHED “SING ROOMS, WITH every comfort, references exchanged. os Waverley place, near Sixth avenue, ATH AVENUE, i664 TWENTY |e | baths on each floor. nished IRST STREET, ‘UR- nished Rooms, front and rear, singly oren guite; References. Avohy we Mr. LAW: EAR DELMON- ed Rooms to let, 8x ye T FOURTEENTH STRE A set of handsomely without board. EAR MONTUO'S 1 TH STREET, _—AN ELE. ant Second Floor, parlor, bed and dr seing rooms, furnished; bath, closets, hot and cold water. Also, Address U., box 4,846 Post fourth story front Room. oth mu STREET.—ELEGANT ROOMS, withour reading china 800: possession inimediately; | )/7™) ci tor gentiemen omy, Ibi batt Seve , : c nieenth GRE ane S'staiem, former Uh iret aad atreet, between frving place and Union square iF € FIFTH AVENUE,—DESIRABL! ‘ROOMS ON THE 0 LEASE—PULLY AND RICHLY FURNISHED FOR J] FIFTH AVENUE. —DESIRAE two or three years, to an unexceptionable private family onl stone Res selggens four story high basement brown 0x10, hand eompely, finished in CA arpats, &c. all ne nO RENT—PL at 2» WEST Salada street, near Fifth avenue ; suitable for a private fam- ene Pa class boarding house, To be seen between S ly or en suite, to je gentlemen ; reference families or sit il wrest FOURTEENTH STREET.—FRONT ROOM, 24 above periers) grate, gas, hot and cold water in bathroom, neat private French family, mo boars ences exc Cuchangede Apply to Professor PARRAIN, « 32 Qo EAST TENTH STREKT, BETWEEN BROADWAY and Uniyersity place ~ Nicely furnished aitti Room and Bed h cold water, private batt, iu a sara Canail om connecting, wit ana hot at T° LET—sECOND FLOOR OF NO, 501 SIXTH AVE- nue, corner of Thirtieth street; first class private house; five ‘Fooms, all light; gas, water, &c, BT, CHEAP—A PARLOR FLOOR AND BASE- 4 Oromia or doctor. No. 169 bast Twenty- nO 1 ‘me eighth str FER yerors $1ED PARLOR FLOOR AND BASEMENT ail Improvements; house private; rent $55; arz20'Bast ‘phirty: frst street, near Third avenug. = Sp FLOOR—WITH AN AMERICAN PRIVATE family, in a brown stone house, 405 West Forty- Seventh street; terms reasonable; neighborhood good. 3 | ROOMS TO LET—ALL CONVENIENCES, FOR light housekeeping, in a private family, rst class locality ; rent Jow to 4 good tenant. No, Finy- , between First avenue and Weekin 3 =—PARLORS, BASEMENTS, TWO BEDROOMS, 1. on third floor; water and gas; nd house bes Highty-sixth street, Firth avenue, Park; possession immediately; near to cars. idison avenue F—FRENCH FLAT, i1Oll STOOP, SECOND 4S ftory, 8 rooms, not water. bath, elevator, &.; stairs and halls handsomely carpeted; Sixty-third street, nea ATI ELL, 1,026 Third aven 880 LEXINGTON AVENUE.—A PRENCH PLAT, on second floor, 6 Kooms, all modern improve- ments; owner on first hoor; rent $4; walls painte a =a MISC, ANTED—A FEW Suoiches, ac. street, room 17, ULANEOUS: vara nr SHORT ONMOINAL, STOR Address NOLL CURTIS, Ud Boe Waxtep IMMEDIATELY—A SMALL, FULLY AND neatly furnished House at a moderate rent, within 40 to 60 minutes of Canal et; South Orange, wood or Brooklyn preferred. Address, stating éxac SH t i$ per ani ny one having @ sm Shonen Flat, furnished, ¢ ter may address; rent must be moderate, Address M. C. R., box 3523 Post office, NTED TO LEASE—ON “ONE OF THE MAIN AVE. pues. af Store, gultable for for 8 est class Grocery. Ap- Y, 484 Pear! stres Ws xizp TO RENT—AN UNFURNISHED HOUSE, with all the modern improvements; must be In peat location, ead ‘hirty-| roar res ‘west side, Ad- ing tocation and rent, R. T. YOUNG, care H. B, Clailin& Uo. 42 Leonard strect. omnes In the Country. HOTEL WANTED Id THE copes ey, ip cues Lee and respectable party, with $100.00) ae ih ws Fr it or cutire property. dress J, REIN, foeton days, stat tion L., Row York (no agents), Mfoostion and full particulars. ‘Mi ANTED TO Letgit je 8 FARM, 10 TO ® 2» ry dd, with Food house and bai aw York; must it La eeiidl Lge ‘ tating particulars and lowest ee tow New York: acres, good within 20 miles of Adres }., Post «| Ny “ONE HAVING. i Goon | RETAIL A Store to sell tor cash can ad dross A, B., Post Woe AND BOX, SE—A CAMBRA NTED TO aie OLN f° ff ead ree pean paid. Apply ta J UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Proprietor...Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Manager. Mr. A, M. PALMER Bogins at 8. Saturday Matinee at 1:30, Carriages may be ordered at 10:30, EVERY NIGHT and at the SATURDAY MATINEE, the INIMITABLE VOKES FAMILY im their new American play, FUN IN A FOG, ieee by the pre press and the pub- ic the : BEST PIECE in the Vokes’ Fepertoire, Preceding which, "EVERY NIGHT, the bye two RAT ay D PHIL'S acter by Messrs. Mackay, Groat, Mi and Burroughs ‘and Mixges tay Prior a and Meta Bartlett. SHOULD BB SECURED IN ADVANCE, Bers id open every day from 8 A. too P. ‘Beats secured TWO WEEKS in ad- vance, mall or telegraph. SATURDAY, August 30, at 1:30, MATINEE PERFORMANCE OF FUN IN A FOG. U Vt tad WEEK AND UNABATED Pas SUCCESS, cared dake cores . B. Bi Sole Lessee and Manager The public is respectfully informed that this theatre will reopen on ONDAY EVENING, Sept. 1, 1973, with the GREAT ARTIST, JOSEPH | JEFFERSON, . in his realistic impergonation of RIP VAN WINKLE. The list of the company turther blaine will be made known in future announcements. 24 7 x office will be opened on Tuesday, Ausust foe: the sale of Reserved Seats, from 8 A. M. eatre and at Ditson & Co.'s music store, EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 615 BROAD: Way, between Houston and Bleecker streets. —E very. one should vistt the wonderiul museum; it ts full of gvorything people should seo, anit undersiand. Lectures daily on * hiloxophy of Marriage.” | Those parties unable to attend these important lectures can have them forwarded, post free, on receipt of 23 cents by addressing SECRETARY NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. 615 Broadway, New York. 16™ 5". THREE DOORS WEST OF BROADWAY, ROBINSON HALL, JOHN E, McDONQUGH and H. A. EARNSHAW, Propri eure, will open SEPTEMBER TH’ ROYAL MARIONEITES, from, ST, JAMES’ GREAT Y RALL, LONDON, after ® most successful run of cight ‘consecutive months. JOHN #, MCDONOUGH, Manager. PIANOFORTES, ORGAN 8, &C. A BRADBURY PIANO $125—A STEINWAY & SON'S 7 octave Piano, ail modern improvements, will be sold low to a cash purshaser. DECKER & BROTHER, 5 Bleecker street, near Broad way. goon BURGESS “At HA 3° BubwontH, RODGERS Nd SONS, MATINER TO-Day, ui ete ' MATIN aK LYMPIC THEATRE. THOMPSON TROUPE. FASHTONABLE AND CROWDED AUDIENOES attest Hs immediate success attained by the w famed “Peerless Queen of Burlesque,” Miss LYDIA THOMPSON, . ani HER NEW MAMMOTH OOMPANY, who give TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY. WEDNESDAY, EVENING. ms at 7} Peains at opens at 1, begins at 2, prover at over at 46 DT cl AVOl Reserved o Kk. ams inely wah ae czar Yorn amy verinely: writen smn i a by ly ORGE PAWGE RIT Re ROWE, » In two wei +h re: ing every member of 18 aa o1 Pipe ey rane My reat re MONDAY EVENING. SEPIEMBER |r” First appearance in the United Bites of the e unspproach- able, » Thetantangons Car ap aerie Qari maTINEE. Mis MATINER, MEPHIS WEDNESDAY. FOUR *SoNSArtoNa, MATINEE, MISS THOMPSON WEDNESDA ane At Lig o'clock NEW COMPANY, ENTRAL PARK GARDEN.—THEODORE THOMAS, THEODORE TROMAS’ HE UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS. PROGRAMME FOR PR to omar) EVENING, Overture, Scherzo, Intermezzo, Notturno, Wedding March, Overture, King Stephen i Invitation to Dance.. oo Adaptea for orchestra by Hector Beriio. Selections, Third Act Meistersinger ¥. Nurenberg, Wagner troduction, The Beyen Ravens. sinbel Midsummer Night's Dream. lets one Beethovem altz, ation Overtirre, Masantello Admission 3c, Pa the usual plac EVERY THURSDAY | EYENING GRAND EXTRA RYANT's OPERA. ae 23D STREET. Between 6th ak 7th avennen 4 pea Booth’s Theatre! GRAND REOPENIN MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1 NEW FACES, W FROURAMME. AN BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. NEW ACTs, NEW FACES. First appearance in three years of the great Burlesque * Arise Messrs. UNSWORTH AND EUGENE. UNSwoRTH) UGENR. UNSWORTH and EUGENE. UNSWornH EUGENE. B HART, CON, 7. MURPHY, their first srtko a i in connection with rhe old favor Daltes HARRY STANWOOD, W. H. BROOKWAY, JAMES baht Soar J. B. DONNIKER, LSE SEYMOU! Hers STEELE” J. H, SAVORT, J.J. JOELL, J. OTT, CHAS, oN Wi DWYER, iH. G, SCHATTUCK, the inimitable Comedians Yocalat ‘and MP ORATO! beter: NE, # the ‘wonder ta TT ant, Prima Donna; the celebrated soeertert Comedian and Author; the pleasing Vocalist and Comedian, his first appearance in connection with all the'old favorite: MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, ‘OPENING NIGHT, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, OPENING NIGHT. i under the ersonal § a ervision of Remember MONDAY EVENING, September OPENING NIGHT, OPENING BRYANTS NIGHT. OPENING MINSTRELS. NIGHT. EW MEXEOPOLIE THEATRE, BROADWAY, (685 K. W, BUTLER... nager -Man WHE GREAT STAit COMPANY OF TIE CITY, in @ unioue and highly moral entertainment, Mr. SAM RICKEY and MASTER BARNEY, mis peut iamous California Comedians. ELLA HOWLET, the Brilitant Rove ‘ ADD RYMAN In ‘is orustnal Stump Oration Miss Helenie Smith and Mist Alexander, GEORGE KETCHUM, JOHN H. CO! Reynold Brothers Joe Lan} ‘and Mr. John Morris, reat Be aeNS rtist of the day. HIS AF $OG8 LAND BVENING, TINEE MATINEE 7 MATINEE MATINEE AT 214 OvchOUK PRECISELY, Afternoon doors open atl. Evening at 7. Hox oitice open dally. Seats secured in advance. _— R. KATIN'S GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIO Institute Rebult, remodelled, and with 6,009 fread aftractions, now open’ wo the public at 683 Broadway, hearly opposite jhe Grand Central Hotel Model ok every portion of/the aman, trame, breathing Mechami- cal Figures, & . altogether comprising the most en- tertaining and_ instructive exhibition in thre world. mission, . Scientific lectures daily, free to visitors, 0 8E G' SAM RICKEY AND MASTER BARNEY in tel ir original ke! skete! ee of ‘AK! ED ABTERSRON AND EVENING. METROPOLITAN THEATRE, 585 BROADWAY. A 200 MAGNIFICENT 714 OCTAVE AGRAFFE ROSE- + wood overstrung iron-frame (Goldsmith) Planotorte, Stool, &c., carved case and legs; Tavepe smn provemen va fully ‘guaranteed. 2%6 Bleecker street, near Bowery. SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PiAXO FOR $1%5.— We are retailing the'best finished and richest toned Pianofortes manutactured, trom $226 up. COSOPERA- Baie te No. 9 Great Jones street, near roa’ way. BEAUTIFUL U PRIGHT PIANO—IN saan ka Very cheap for cash or monthly payments, at 2h olk and Easex streets. N T wa bet ‘ich tone, pat: in the richest style, very 13 Pianos for hire and sold on instal.nents at corner of Fortieth street and eae a ne ND cost $1,900, for $275; Stool and Cover; makers war- Sone in use 6 months; at private residence at 21 East uu “DECKER & BROS, STAR GRAND PARLOR Pianotorte, having all modern improvements, tor wid; makers! xuaraatee: a brilliant fone double-round cost $1,200, tor also beautiful square $10). Call this day private residence 210 PARLOR, { GEM-BRILTIANT TONED & ROUND A ornered 734 octave rosewood Pianoforte, pro 4 iamily ride ing F ouselkee ping; used one year; cost for 11 private residence, 12) West. Twenty. third ftreot, between Sixth and Seventh ayenues, ox tor shipping. ‘ BARGAIN FOR CASH—$%, PIANOFORTE, STOOL AL Sit Gover: modern improvements; pertect order: sweet, owertul tone; celebrated maker. Apply at 28 Third Street, near Bowery, for | two days. BARGATN.—ROSEWOOD PIANO $100; facturers’ price RCA 07% OCTAVE, nted pnanu: carved logs, agraife treble; fully waxra 6's instalments taken, $12 monthly. 07. 7 Went 2d street, corner 6th aventc. (BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOUD 7 OCTAVE PIANO, carved logs and case, celebrated , maker, nearly new, for t residence, No. 243 East Thirticth street, between Second and Third avenues. ? LOT OF SECOND HAND PIANOS FROM VARIOUS Miva” LYNCH @ GONE, soe crvssiens (a0 yory cheat © new wi sro mirance until il Septeniber Lin Thirty-ffth st. 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. 4 round corners, richly cov: maker; used dtmonths; full ).-embroid 0 r $200, embrol in , MAGNIFIC forte, parlor grand, ered; maile order, city waranteed; cost $1,200; fo Jover, Stool, Music Stand, Books, superb Drawini Suits, Grand Dutchess, Marie ‘Antoinette styles, © silk brocade, Etageres, Cabinets, Mirrors, Chamber, Dining Room Furniture, halt cont property family leav: ing city, 36 W. 15th st., near ot oth av. 100 PIANOS FOR RENT OR SALE—ONEAP POR rent applied to purchase, at MERRELL’S, No. re and 163 Fourth av, Cali and see them. ANO8.—15 SECOND HAND PIANOS ae VARIOUS makers in thorough ordenfor sale by CHICKERING Sroeiway and Pp BONS, Il East Fourteenth street, between Fifth avenue, GRAND PIANO—MADE, WILL PURCHASE A $75 by Broadwood & Sons, the celebrated London manufacturers, gocd tone and warranted, reterences given it required. 717 Seventh avenue, near Porty-cighth steer PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW AND SECOND 500 § hand, of first makers, Will be sold at lower prices, for cu, or sce ON countr, than ever r'Saroced d tetas iN or tor rent, in city or ns if SON, si Broadway, ‘ork. Agents wanted, | day, September 1. lf ISS JOHANNA PRITCHARD WILL, SHORTLY AP. Boar in this country jn THE HAUNTED HUSBAND: or, UADY. © 8S SPECTRE, one of the most eras Deorbig and intensiied dramatic works ever er great London sensation. oF AURA- few open dates. Messrs ALBERT & FITZ i Managers, othe of the’ Critic, 22 Atm street, Ni a COMPLIMENTARY HOP TENDERED TO G Ranks Washington Band of New York, at the Cole- man House, Far Kockaway, L. L, on Wednosday even ing, August 27. METorourax THEATER snoe Fate ESTABLISHMENT, anes UILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VAR CUTS CONSTANTLY as IEEE EME < a¢ > ON HAND. MU. SICA Ale A Musictan, "AND VOCALIST OF LARGE EXPE- Hence as Wacher in, first class schools, desires am engagement; ts thorough reliable ;. hixhest, refer COE age Ne ee MUSICTAN: Herald ‘Uptown Beane. oftice. \ Youne LADY, FIRST CLASS SOPRANO AND vocalist, experi need in singing and piano, received inusizal education in Paris, desires some. pupits, oF wilt accept an engagement in church or concert SICAL, care of Professor Parrain, No, 24 West four teenth street. GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON ons pianoforte at pupil's sprouse for $10 per quax~ best reterences given. idroas, with reside TEACHER, box 120 Herald uptown Braach office, Broadway. DY OF EXPERI oe and thorough bass‘and as organist wish ‘a position in New York or in some Eastern State... betsy M. Pioase B., No. 1,310 Prairie avenue, Chicago Ill, "Ay ,coNsER AOR MUSIC, roadway aud 33, Unio square. Branch inwttaie, 0 Mon gamer wet. Joewoy City. OS HENRY 5 ROEDER, Director. Y sc ((ARD.-PRIVATE LESSONS, musrg AND LAN. ) guages, National University of Music and A: re, chartered by special act of Legialguare, 92.011 raed a Prospectus inal ed. dd. ATSON, jent N EW. YORE CONSE: -ATORY OF MUsI0,, is ow East Fourteenth strect next to Deim iy! 02, 104 ama atx Court suee ‘The Fall term o. this popular M: the School istns Mon- ( nd clase instruction in all preseere aot os and tustromental Masic and Moder Langu by th the, jhioseeminent protessors, at ‘ac \ pa} ween to fake early-application. whe N New oy York Goneerra (the poly. Doneenva' of M in tl A State, havi te reat in ie ty ‘and e ae Itt ich imi Iy_ distin Mga feign and We char. no ‘Weber Diauge ‘ote used i in the echool.