The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1873, Page 8

NEW YORK HE SALES AT AtCTIUN, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL st Thirty seventh street all the Furniture contained consisting of avery fine and general assort- ment Particulars in Thur: HF cee M. MILLER, A SALES AT ences LLEN B. MINER, AU Balesrooms rc ¥ JOHN A. DUN to-morrow (Thursdi rs and 7 Reade street. B. MINER & BRO, clock, at their salesrooms, UCHONELR Positive Sale 95 O! A GENERAL Ap: JOM FURNITUR! Details in time. DRLAN H MUL DN, Auctioneers, will Thursday, October 30, at 12 o'clock, at very valuable Property oom, No. 11! Broad ry bell at auction, on the Exchange Salesi BY ORDER OF north ‘side, commencing 210 fee west of Third avenue; FORDHAM. WESTCHESTER COUNTY, SEAN ESTATE, Washington Heights known as the Barney Bowers Tract, being part of the late estate of Jacob Lorillara ituated directly opposite the residence h y the southern Route- and Orchard street, House and Barn containing S2city lots, bounded vard, Walton and Berrian avenu together with the frame Dw thereon, being in the proposed l'wenty-tourth ward and about bal! a mile from the railroad depot. Maps at office cf Auctio: J. BLEECKER, mett, Esq., and containing about 10 Tenth avenué, Auduvon avenue and 1s7th s sold at auction on y re y will b Seeds DAY, October M. s Exchange Salesroom, under direction of Philo T. Rugyl corner ‘Ihird avenue a street, Keser to ADOLF LIVINGIR, Esq TON, AUCTIONEER. Office and Salesroom 37 Nassau street; Horse Auction Branch, 19 to 25 East Thirteenth street. ARCH. JOHNSTON will sei! at auction, on THURS. DAY, October 30, at 11 o'clock, all the Furniture, Bar Counters, Mirrors, Glass, Chiva and ‘on the ‘northwest ty per cent may remain on bond and mortgage roperty at the t GB | AUCTIONEER,—MORT sale.—Traver & Wright will sell on Thursday, Octo- Virtue of & chattel mortgase, tJoties street, Sotas, Chairs, tete-u-tete clegant French inlaid carved wainut Chamber Inut and other Bedstead», Commodes, Cotiage Suits, airs, large Heater leather Beds, Nair and other Mattresses, , Quilts, Sideboarts, Counters, &e. Carpets, Chairs, &. in the Sample Koom 36 extension Tables, “tures, Cromos, 2,000 pieces as RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONE, OMice and Salesroo: Mirrors, Clocks, sorted Crockery, kitchen Fara i r ‘Attorney for Mortgagee. 87 Nassau street, opposite the ly to 25 East Thirteenth street. ¥ Horse Auction Branch, SECOND, DAY AND VONTINUATION v, marble Vases, 7 Ht, on Wednesday, Oc- , at £4 Centre street, Machinery, 4c, , Brass Finisher, Lathes, Engines, Shaftings, Pulleys, Hangers, Presses, Tobacco Cutters, Gas Machines, Brias Founders’ and Blacksmith Tools, Office Desks, Store Fix- sale, by TRAY. tober 29, at 11 o'cloc AWednesday) xt 11 oe! at his salesrooni, 37 N —THIS DAY (WEDNES- at the Auction Rooms. No. t North William street, a general assortment ot Housebold Furniture of every description; also a large lot of Jew- to be sold without any re- By order of the Receiver. BOGART, AUCTIONE day), at I o'clock, nsisting of velvet and Brussels rte, Paintings, Centre Tables, Chamber Suits in ng, Clocks, Bronze: uflet, Crockery, silverware, kite! ‘West Fourtee © of every description; serve ; Fancy Goods, ée. ORRIS WILKIN suits in satin, very r rosewood and walnut, Beds and Be: Extension Tables, | &c. sale without reserve. LBERT B, WALDRON, AUCTIONEER, By D.'W. IVES. 1Ll Cedar 38 and Church street. arpets, Bedding, &c., THUS DAY, at 11 o'clock, inoluding a general assortment of parlc ing room and hall B Extension and Centre dow Shades, ingrain, Brussels Plate, Cutlety, dining ana bedroom Chairs, Loun, ¥ Bureaus, Dressing Cas ‘And other Mattresses, Children’s Sale will commence in basement Honsehold Furniture, fine Mirrors, Carpets, &c. FE. H. LUDLOW & CO, will sell, by auction, on Wednes- day, October 29, 1873, at Mo’clock “A. M,, at’ the private Nineteenth’ street, Rosewood Parlor Suit, satin damds! Reception and Arm Chairs, Centre and Side s crystal Candelabras, Lambrequius, rary Table, &c.; black walnut Dressin reaus, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, linen Shades, Mattresses, Blankets, Bolsters and Pillows, Brassels and velvet Carpets, Oilcloths, &¢ Engravings, an assortment of Kitchen and Laun- dry Furniture, with which the sale will commence. Catalogues at No, 3 Pine street, SALE.—J. BOGART, AUCTIONEER — By virtue of an execution tome directed and de- 1 will expose for sale, at Salesrooms 108 Liberty, ets, Wardrobe: bles, gilt framed Mirr French Mantel Mirror, With medium priced of ALBERT B. WALDRON, Auctioneer, Salesrooms 105 Liberty and itl Cedar street. ublic auction, on atil o'clock in nd Effects con- uthwest corner of 125th Wilton, Brusseis . at 10 o'clock, 1,500 unclaime] Packages ADAMS EXPR! ed's Hotel, on tht hth avenue, consisting of ‘arpets; Parlor suits, Bedroom Suit and busk Mattresses, Beds. Bedding, dining room Oticloths, “kitchen i Ranges, kitchen Utensils &c.: also barroom Furn: ture, Bar Counter and Back Bar, Herring's iron Saie Wines and Liquors, Glassware, Bar’ Mirrors; also a cele- n, Sieigh,’ double and HILLIER, Marshal. ARSHAL’S SALE.—FOLEY & BECKENBAU Auctioneers, 17 Bowery, will sell, this day, 14 o'clock A. M., thé stock of 8’ furniture store, including parlor and bedroom Suits, Bedsteads, Lounges, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, Chairs, 'S COMPANY. Magnificent Housebold Furniture, at the private resid 36 West 1th st., between 5th and 6th avs. On THIS DAY (Wednesday: Rosewood Pianotorte, Drawing-room Suits, . Bronzes, Statuary, Cabinets, silverware, elvet Medallion Carpets, Htageres, many rare and costly Works of art, the largesi and richest assortment ‘ot Household Purnitare offered at public auction this season. Rare chance for housekeepers and dealers. Over 50) lois by catalogue. Property of tamily leaving city AUGUSTE MARTINE: Drawing-room superb Suits. cing Horse, ti Tables, Carpets, D, HALL, Ma’ BOGART, AUCTIONEER, clock, at the Auction two elegantl: JOSEPH PH € CO., Auctioneers. Pompadour, Marie An- les, cevered silk brocade’ of the richest de- arqueiries, Cabinets, Tables, Eta; retaire, Bookcase, Kntoigueres, Jard hamenis, Clocks, Statuary, magnificent rosé wood Prano- Jorte (four round corners, ered cloth Cover, Stool, Music Stand, Oi) Paintings by reach plate Mirrors this day, at 11 North William street, inarble Mantels, carved statuary LIPS, Marshal. BOGART, AUCTIONEER, this day, at 2 o’clock, at No. 54 Marion street, under and hy virtue of a chatiel’ mortgace, one Clarence and | one Coach, in good order. maker), embrol- eminent artists, Sideboard, Extension lery, rosew ood, lace Curtains, Table, Silverware, Linen, G Walnut Bureaus, Wardrobes, Mattresses, Bedding, also Furniture of ser- B.—Parhes wishing to attend | 6th av. cars JOHN H. HILLIER, Attorney for Executor of Mortgaxee. ‘OR, AUCTIONEER. Elegant Household Furniture at auction. THIS DAY at IL o'clock A. at the private residence 106 East Thirt: the Furniture contained in above room and dimng Yants’ apartments ICHOLAS R. CONN this sale take Sth av. stag: UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR- niture, this (Wednesda: 10's o'clock, at private resi nificent Chickering & Son 7% octave Pianoforte, parior, library and drawing room Suits, Mirrors, Carpets, Book: | ood’ and walnut Bedsteads, Dining room—Buflet, Exten: 60,000 worth and ERALD, Auctioneer. +h street, near Tark avenue. house, consistiny room Suits feather and hair pets Paintings, | kitchen Utensils, AWNBROKERS’ S Auctioneer, will sell, at 59 New bower: silk Dresses, broche and woollen Shawis, Table Linen, Underciothing, Sheets, Spreads, Blanket, puts Rede, Pillows, Carpe’ morning, commencti ence 12y West 23d st ah Fe French China, sale will comm ease, chamber Suits, re sion Table, Chairs. Over UCTION SALE—POSITIVELY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEK at five story private resioence, y-ilith strect, near Fourth avenue. ‘now in Europe). . Coats, Pantaloons rderofM. Bruckheimer, Williamsburg, tein, Brooklyn. AWNBROKER'S SALE OF WATCHES, JEWELRY.— RICHARD FIELD, Sherifl’s and General Auctioneer, 'y', will sell this dav et 11 o'clock, 60) lots of Gold and Silver Watches, Diamond and Gold Property of a priv Over $25.00) worth and over 5) lots by catalogue m: bo'd Furniture to the highest bidder, w this day, rain or shine. Brussels Carpets, Mirrors, Curtains, magnificent Marte Antoinette style Parlor Suits, with neti pine Salesroom, 121 Bowe! Pins, Rings, Earrings, Gola Guard, Vest Chains, &c.; also'a large assortment ot 8! also Guns, Pistols and Musical Instruments. By order of Henry McAleenan, AWNBROKER’S Duchesse and crimson satin, bi magnificent donb forte, Stool Cover; of Art, Bronzes, ‘V: Bookcase, Turkish ctave grand square P hth avenue. SALE.—THOMAS J. M’GRATH, Auctioneer, 133 Chatham street, will se] th 600° Lots. men’s and Dresses, sHiawis, Remnants, Bedding, Belts, s ats, Pants and Vests. Bv order of C. Lang, ave Lounges, French and Ori- res, rosewood and walnut Bed- ‘ashstands, Commodes, spring and hair tresses, Bedding, Bolsters, Pillows, Blankets, French Table, Chairs, Sitting Room Suits, in reps and plush; rich Glass “and_ Silverware, By order of Joseph ‘Reidel, Esa.. sible men in attendance to cart, urchasers, city or country. ke Fourth of Third avenue cars to Twenty- AUCTIONEER.—SALE rs this day (Wednesday), October Bowery, to Day storage aad ex- years old, also 12 Pack, box or shi Parties atten 29. at 11 o'clock, penses; 18 bbls. Bourbon, from 2 bois French Spirits, 7’ bbla Gin, 9 bbis, Kum, casks Port snd Sherry Wine: &c., also Wines and Liquors in cases: Cigars, 10,000 each, and a lot Havana Cigars. Sale posi- tive; dealers invited. SALE.—R. PIELD, AUCTIONEER, 121 will sell this day, atli o'clock, at No. M8 Front street, 3 Oil Boilers, 1 Desk, 1 Clock, lot of Pipe, MATIHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheri Jamas E. Hassox, Deput, ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT IONEER—OFFICE §) NEW Bowery, will sell, on Thursday, October 30, at 1045 uor Store (including ivision and Gouver- neur scrests, comprising one six-pull English Purp, UCTION—AUCTION—AUCTION—210 WEST 21ST sT. Important and positive saie, by THIs DAY (Wednesday), at 10 o'clock precisely, entee! Household Furniture. 7% octave rosewood Pianotorie, Also elegant Steinway 7 octave Piano, Beautiful Paintings, Paris Bronzes, &c. Contents of the elegant priv: 210 West Zist st., near Parlors contain two bandsoine Pa’ satin and silk brocade ; Turkish Easy Console Tabies, iniaid gilt Cabinets, Etageres Y Cabinet. French plate Pier Mirrors, Lace Curtains, Bronze Clocks, &e. Rearugniture—Consisting three elegant rary Suits, 7 pieces, in satin cotelain; Livrar Tables Books, ko. " Rosewood and black walnut Chamber Sets, consisting Bedsteads, Dressing Cases, Bureaus, Wach- ardrobes, ‘Lounges, extra quality hair and s, in cretonnes and public auction, Decker & Bros.’ suits, in damask, airs, Centre and o'clock A. M., the Fixtures 8 years’ lease low rent), corner JILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIO: New Bowery, will sell th contents of the liquor store 123 Fourth Liquors, barrels of Brand. key, Kum, Bourbon, Port and Sherry Wines, Dublin Porter, hogsheads of old Ale, elle Table, Chairs, &c.; also the with doth licences. ALESROOM 50 103g o'clock, the , Gin, Beoteh and spring Maitresses iso Bedroom Sui Tollet Sets, kc. Furniture—viz., Extension Dining | pinner aud Tea sets | Lease of the prea of the premisi Table, Sideboard, Dining Chai $1,900 worth Silverware, Cutiers fall and Kitchen Furni/ur ticle necessar Carpets and every ar- oF useful for housekeeping. ure in excellent order and well worthy the attention of purchasers. To attend sale take 7th or PROPOSALS. ught and Cast Iron Work for the United States Court House and Post fice, New York city. Unirep States Court Horse ayp Post Oveice, New Yorx Cirr, Orrice ov Screninte. Sealed proposals will be receiv aperintendent until 12M. of the luth day of November for furnishing, delivering, fitting and putting in =BY HENRY, ZINN, AUCTIONEER.—SELLS THIS day, commencing ‘at 10% Household Furniture contained East 2th st., near Broadway, comprising every article housekeeping, viz. :—Rosewood | Pianotorte, elegant Parlor and Bedroom Suits, Mirrors Brussels Carpets, Steads, Bureaus, Wardro UU the elegant ENT, Oct. 2, 157%. dat the office of the Recessary for genteel pring and hair Mattresse fimshings and sashes Lounges, &c.; also dining room, basement and kitche: | the external openings of the second, third and fourth stories and the door frames architruves and finishings nings of the second, third and fourth stories, all as exhibiied on the drawings described in the sbecifications and called jor in the schedule. Copies of the drawings, specifications and schedule may } be had on application at this office All scaffolding required by the contractors to put the | work in place will be furmshed by the government, free of charge, but will be erected by the contractors. ais will be made by the VF. COLTON, AUCTIONEER—SALESROOMS 53 East Thirteenth street.—Extra large sae of every | Rind and description of Household Furniture, trom @ dozen different tamilies; also other Curtains: also 30 or 40 Carpets; also a large amount Wines and Liquors, together with six or eight Sewn, lachines. Particulars on Thursday and of the interior op lot of lace and ¥ ISIDOR “J. SWARZKOP, AC for the various | 575 Bowery—Will fell at 10, o'clock, at (24 Sixth | Articles of wrought and cast iron work, a& provided tor us ‘ sate te | itl. the schedule fEfeb the contents of s Toy and Fancy Store. Positively | “Ne Work will not be subdivided among different bid- ders, Dut will be considered in the agzregate The whole of the work to the first story must be detiv- ered and set In position within four months trom date of acceptance of as rapidly as required by whe Superintendent und. the progress of the work on the building Payments will Le made month! cent, until the fina! All bids must be accou sum of twenty-five thousand bidder will accept and pert him, the sufficiency of the security to be certified by the United States Judge, Clerk of the C the District Attorney of the dis The Department reserves the r bids if It be deemed for the interest of ¢ bid that bed hd made Y's. W. DAUCHY, DAUGHY & JOHNSON sell, this day, at 20° #4 Canal street, a large and ‘desirable assortment Household Furniture, consisting of several fit Walout Suits, in rep and haircloth and other Mattresses, marbie top Bureaus, Washstands, ension Cop Dining Tables, Chairs, ing, Sheets, Comforters, Blank: gts, Tollet Sets, Clocks, Vases, Wardrobes, French piate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Crocke cases, Sewing Mac! Bravings, feather Pi gels, tapestry and in ing Stoves, Kitche Chandeliers, Brack Y JOHN A Dt posal, and the chamber Suits, hair Centre Tables, Lounges, Sots Beds, Bed ind Giassirace Boake athe coltract i awarded Ine Oil Paintings, éc.; also several velvet, Brus- ulso Parlor and Cook + also several fi ates Court or do so, and an nthe printed form, to be obtained every respect to the will not be consiaere } ceived from pi the manufacture of wrought or c have not the necessary f NN, AUCTIONEER, INA. DUNN &'Co, will P.M., No. 396 Third avenue house, reinoved neither will any p ives engaged in Venionce of sule ities for getting and striped reps, Mirrors, Clocks, mantel Ornaments, Stoves, Hewing aments, #10 New ‘Brussels and ingr hand Varpets, leather Bed: id hair Mattresses, tog kK,” and addressed to ULBURD, superintedent. WATCHES, JEWELRY, &. CED CIRCUMSTANCES, W ure white stone diamvnd ‘an be seen at 739 Broadway, room 9 SDORFER, AUCTIONEER— 104, 387 Kast Twenty-second stree tures of Lager Beer aloo Y MAX BAY jock and Fix: | #8 office, 62 Bowe: Ring for half its Y JOHN H. DRAPER & Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Raiiroad _ASTROLOG Y. RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED ASTROL, ust arrived. she has no *u) at public auct WEWNESDA eases successtully ; and German spo! great Irance Medium fy can be consulted at ler pariors, 146 Kast Sixteenth Third avenue. a she is wonderful SAMUEL SLOAN, TION—KNOW THY DESTINY.— en deceived and lost faith consult yant, acknowledged by ail ses Marriages, tells —WILL SELL noon, the Laundry Knickerbocker Steam Laundry, situated gi ho. 10 Bleecker street. By order of tho mortgagee, ¥_M. DAVIS, AUCTIONEE Oct. 8, at 12 o'clo wonderfully mitted clair qualled. gives luck. cau 180 West Forty-tirst street, near Broadway. Aknown as the “REAL ASTROLOGER 18 PROFIT Hot abother in the city; terms $i verual wreed OOKBINDERY TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION MO $1 verbal, writen November 3, at 2 o'clock.—Ruling Machine, for biank and printed work. Inquire of J. H 119 Market street, Newark, N. RY B. HERTS, AUCTION Genteel Household Furniture, Piano, &. 30, at 1034 o’elock, AT No, 402 WEST TWENTY.SECOND STREET, Brussels and ingrain Cai niture; fine Beds, Bedding, b Pictures, China, Glasswa wal assortment of kitchen TTENTION—CONSULTATIONS absent trends, pay retused un Mme. 81 gickness and death Sixth aveaue. URKOPEAN CLAIRVOYANT TELLS N uses marriages, W cents y st Twenty Ath street bree org ME ROSA CHALLENGES THE WORLD—Rw. mysteries of your whole | ae LD gelespedl ono rat on THURSDAY, AMES, SHOWS S, MARION JAMES, BUSINESS AND MEDICAL Nov. nly sixth street gear lost property @ specialty. Successfully tre iGINAL MME, BYRON, SPIRITCA affairs of Ife No. did Fourth Jmposters using my Name, lalogues at sale. Oven tet FX on SATURDAY, Row! ‘at salesrooms, 656 Bi elegant Furniture, Mirrors, Pa’ tire a ag of a large cous at 10 o'cl 10 o'clouk, wa ings, Piano, Aen, oUrY mansion. sultauions upow al Ee POLITICAL, NTLTAMMANY, Repudiean and Apollo Hall nomination For County Clerk, JACOB M, PATTERSON, Jr, QLEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, \ Regular republican nomination. | For Member of Assembly, KNOX McAPEE. 1,187 BROADWAY, on All candidates ednestay evening, October 29 he mightot election; also Paris B. JOHNSON, . ComMENCU . and continue until Mutual Pools sold every evening. Raeyy, RALLY! RALLY tt | Tv Grane ratincation meeting of the democracy and \ all who are opposed to the present corrupt administra f ton as Washington, to be held at MMANY HALL, ENING, October 29, at 7:00 o'clock. nomination: Willers, Jr. ols, On WEDNESDAY 5 to end: | For Secretary ot For Somptroiler. For Treasurer—Thomas Raines, For attorney G Danie! Pratt Surveyor—Ssylvanus Sweet, r—Jaties Jackson, Jr. Prisons—George W. Millspangh. € Supreme Court—Abraham hk, Law- ries Donohue. For Sheri . Conner, For County Ciel liam Waish, For Justices of the Marine Court—David McAdam and Henry Atke For Coronérs— hard Croker, .. Anthony Eackhou, For Judges of the superior Court—Gilbert M. Spier and Ciaudius L. Movell For Alder dward Gilon, Ex-President Adrew Johuson, Hon Horatic Seymour, Hon. Sainuet J. Ti.den, Hon. Francis Kernan, Hon. James 8. Thayer, Hon. Jobn R. Fellows, Hon, Joel Parker, B.S. Cox, Erastus Brooks, D.C. Calvin, Wheeier H. Peckham, Abraham hewitt, Frederick A. Be and many other distinguished’ speakers will attend and address the inceting. ABRAHAM 8. HEW Chairman of County Conve. Secretsries. JOUN W. CHANLER, Chairman of Judiciary Comuittee. Secretaries. JOHN KELLY, z uy, pehsirman of Committee on Urganization. Epoxy M. PLUM, tg, Epwanp D. Gaue, j Secretaries. RFs ULAR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION. Henry Woltman and Hon. Hon. Hon, Hon. Hon. Hon, rn, udn, Perer B. Otnry, Aurgep T. AcaxRt, Ww. 1. Quixcy,? Epwiy R, Mxap, For Senator, JOHN F. HENRY, Third Senatorial district (Brooklyn). EGULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN NOMINA- tuon lor Justice of Marine Court, DAVID McADAM. NITED DEMOCRATIC AND REPUBLICAN NOMI- nation—Sixth Senatorial District. For Senator, GEORGE HENCKEN, Jr. Pork-Packer. LY MONTHLY PAYME: F Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COW- PERTHWAIT & Co.'s, 155 and 167 Chatham street An immense stock and low prices. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARVETS, FURNI- ture and Bedding at lowest cash prices, by weekl instalments, at O'FARRELL’S warehouse, 410. Eigh avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets LL THE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR sale, at great sacrifice, for eash, at the elegant pri- Vate residence 104 Last Twenty-fiitu ‘street, near Fourth Maguuficent Grand Duchesse style crimson satin t, cost $800, for $200; onc do., Mane Antoinette style, $175; brocatelle and rep Suits, $125, $45 anc 85y; elegant rosewood 3 octave Pianotorte, Paintings, Bronzes, Vases, Clocks, Mirrors, Curtains, 13° Carpets, Bedstealls, Bureaus, Washstands, Mattresses. Bedd Bookcase, Tables, Sideboard, extension Table, Silver Ware, &c.; a great sacrifice; must be sold; no reasonable ofter refused. T THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE 36 WEST 15TH S' near Sth_ay., property of W. R. LIVINGSTON Superb parlor Suits, covered silk brocade; Grand Duche Marie Antoinette styles, cost $8), tor $300; one do., $100 do., $40; magnificent rosewood Pianotorte, Stool, Cover chamber, dining Furniture; siiverware, Glassware, Chinaware, &c., all the Furniture of above 5 story house at hall cost. AY THE PRIVATE RESIDENCE 329 WEST 22D ST. Fine Furniture, imported from Parts, for sale at less than the original cost paid for it In Europe, exclusive of daties and freight charges. The House itself, a fine brown | four ed building, to Jease; rent $1,700 per annum; 00 agents. A —FOR SALE—COMPLETER HOUSEHOLD FUR- ¢ niture in lotsto suit purchasers; Parlor Suits $50, $75 to $180: Carpet: Chamber Suit, $60 to $150; Mattresses, Bedstead, Bureaus, 7% octave Plano forte ior $26, &c., at private residence, 120 West Twenty-third street A. RARE CHANCE-—POR CASH, AT PRIVATE RES- idence, 21 East 20th st, near’ Broadway, over 300 Lots of elegant Furniture for less than half cost, rose- wood Pianoforte, cost $400, $275; Parlor Suits, $75; rep, $40; Bedroom, $25. Call tor three day: ri all fo Twenty-first street, consisting of parlor, library, cham. ber, dining ana kitchen Furniture; Decker & Bros 734 octave Pianoforte, Paintings, Bronzes, fine Bedding, éc. Call for two days. C |ARPETS, —MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY, COMPLETE Furniture, Beds, Bedding, ac. Payments taken by the week or mouth. Terms easy. KELLY 4 CO., corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue, \ARPETS AND FURNITURE AT THE LOWEST cash prices; weekly or monthly payments taken, DEALY & UUNNINGHAM, 354 and 386 Third avenue, near Twenty-eighth street T BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, Ac., at prices corresponding with the hard times, 22 Broadway, opposite New York Hotel, to pay advances and charges, edroom and Parlor Suit Sideboards, Wardrobes, Cabinets, Desks, Chickering, Steinway and other Pianos. ‘amels’ lair Shawls, Bronzes, Clocks, Carpets, Mirrors, Painticgs, Curtains, and rge lot of general merchandise, advances made to privat parties, manufacturers, jobbers and others. YOOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS A speciaity—All sizes, rich patterns; English Brussels, ly and ingrain; very cheav. At 112 Fulton street, between William and Nassau. RAND REDUCTION TO SUIT THE TIMES. Fashionable Furniture, Carpets, &c. Liberal ar- rangements for paying by instalments. An examination solicited. GEO, A. CLARKE, 747 Broadway. AYN T SECRETAIRE AND SOFA BEDS— Pat § ‘The best in use. Depot, No. 0 Bleecker street, T WILSON & HAMILTON 3, SELECT DANCING Academy, Arthur tlall, 43 West Fourteenth street, hear Eighth avenue.—Classes always open for beginners. For terms, &c., send for circlar, ‘Soiree every Tuesday evening. LADY WHO IS AN EXCELLEMT TEACHER OF guitar and piano wishes a few more pupils; terms Moderate. Inquire at No. 231 Kast Thirteenth street, be- tween Second and Third avenues. (A WRIANO AND SINGING LESSONS, BY A gUC- + cessful teacher; also private lessons in the Eng- trended to. lish branches; spelling, punctuation, &c 267 West Thirty-seventh street, near Lig JARD—SPECIAL.—MUSICAL UN ERSITY, 92 CLIN- ton plac ct of Légisature private instructiun ; no ¢ {NO Nonsense; cireulal mailed fre J. JAY WATSON, Musical Director. NWO LADIES, Pt Signor Errani,d Mi. WM. MASON AND a few more scholars; no objec- tion to Harlem,” t modera: Viease addres MUSIC, care Wm. A. 1 & Co., No, 39 Union square. JOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO, BY A thorough teacher; children carefully and patiently taught. Address TEACHER, 2) West Tweilth it. JANTED—TWO YOUNG bass in a church choir tn references aud very lowest terms for ti box 18) Herald office TENOR AND t year, A.B. C., ___. DANE ACADEMIES. —DODWORTH'S CLASSES FOR DANCING, AA. No. 212 Fitth avenue, corner Twenty-sixth street, rae are wow open forthe season. wice a week—-Munduys and Thursdays, Tuesdays and Fridays, Wednesdays aid saturday os eye Once & week—Saturday mornings and Friday evenings Gentlemen on Monday and Thursday evenings. Bend tor a circular. | Nice ARS ACADEMY OF DANCING 230 4\. Bleecker street; classes Tuesday and Friday even ings; children Wednesday and Saturday afternoons; soiree every Saturday eveniug at so'cloek, send tor circular. J. MURRAY'S DANCING ACADEMY, OAS and 63 Bast Houston str Classes every Eyjning: trom 7 to 9 voiree every Frulay evening at 0. A J. SAUSE'S DANCING ACAUEMIES,—CLABSES + at Masonic Hall, 114 and 116 Kast Thirteenth street, and Brevvort Hall, 154 and 196 East Fitty-tourth street. PRIVATE LESSONS at any hour, ¢ oF evening. CIRCULARS at Private Acadciuy, 2 Kast EI street. DANCING CLASSES, 42 FIFTH AVENUE CORNER FOUKTEENTH STREET, MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING ‘CLASSES. R AND MRS. HLASKO'S ACADEMY FOR DANO- LVL ing.—Classes tor lai gentlemen and children. Gali for'circular uv 62 West Phirty-tourth street, Z THE BALLROOM IN THE NEW BUILDING ON ‘4+ Fuiton street, Brooklyn, near Gallatin place, is said ‘W surpass all others, is nearly completed and is to lease. — TNE BF las {REE MEDICAL LECTURE—BY SARAH J. WAIT Fa oa 3P a Subject Cause, Prenat yi fag a Goren. i enth GOUGH, REE LECTURER, Gongh will lecture in Steinway Hall, on “Night Scenes in a Gi fetropolis”” 4 ov. won “Pecaiar Peoples ee ew Sov. 8 (afternoon), “Now and then” . ts, er Stnway’ 4 “Tickets, with reserved seats, 75 ce Rev, EH. CHAPIN, D. D, Woman AnD, HER WORK,” at picinway Hall, ris Wednesday, ab i P. M,, October 29. GOUGH. Household Furniture? private residence 210 West Address, with | n RALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1873.-TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. G*anp OPERA HO! TWENTY THIRD STREET and Eighth avenue. gins at& Matinee every Mange. rey bas _ most wagridcent theatre in the wore Ow OPE SPECIE. BRICES, Admission Fifty Cents Reserved Orchestra and Circle seats Finy Cents extra. Family Curcle Forty Cents. EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATIN! AUGUSTIN DALY'S popular Spectacular Local Folly. ROUND THE CLOCK. Roderick Killgobbin, Esq Mr. Frank Hardenberg Ernesta Hardacre Miss Adelaide Lennox Mr, Abraham Hard heedler..Mr, Chas, Leclercq Lawyer Goddigatt, rds assuming the dis euise of “A Targe ir, GQ. de FOX". Mr, GL. Pox Joey Lillyburn Mrs. C. M. Walcot Peter Dodd... ‘Mr. M.A. Kennedy Mrs. Peter Dodd: t-Mise M. Chambers Mr, Mutton, of I r, Cyrus Searle Alderman Dooley Mr. M.D. Bebus Harry Hill, a pop -Mr. Manie Mr. Costello, a Light w By Uimselt nother. Mr. Cherry, “By Himselt seal Sue, a ske Miss Mary Carr Rose, the tart-seiler's ¢ ~Miss Mitchell any Heywood ACT WILL, WADING ‘OF TH Scewy J.—The Library in the Residence of the Departed Millionnaire, Scene li—THE GRAND UNION DEPOT, MBS TARTAR’S Confectionery and Ice Scere Il, Cream Bazaar. z ACT L.—THE REVELRIES OF THE NIGHT. Scunx L—MOONLIGHT DANCE AT LION PARK FIREWORKS, Scxxe IL—In front of Harry Hills Scene HiL—AT HARKY MILL'S—A Realistic Exhibi- tion of the Modus Qoerands ot THE PRIZE RING. Scene IV.—Behind the Scenes at the OLYMPIC, Scene V.—Interior of ee Stage. Scrxx 1.—DONOVAN'S ALLEY, Scxyx ILL —TRANSPORMATION SCENE IU IN REHEARSAL, for speedy and magnificent production, Mr, Augustin Daly's great original Urama of New York, cat a LIGHTNING, ALY’S BROADWAY THEATRE. BEGINS ATA Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY....Sole Leasee and Manager 728 and 730 Broadway, near Astor place. *,° THE PRICES at tis. establishment have peen re. Guced to’ the specio basis—viz, ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS; Reserved Seats in front balcony, 50 cents extra; in Orchestra, $1 extra; Family Circle, 40 cen's POSITIVELY LAST WEEK of, MR, J. K. EMMET, the great dialect actor, who wil! appear five nights more ana atthe SATURDAY MATINEE, in the tamous local drama, FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GERMAN, all the specialties which have attracted and introduein i ec immense audiences nightly in attendance, delighted MONDAY, November 3, Mr. Daly's ever popniar local play, UNDER THE GASLIGHT, with all its sensational situations and effects and an immense cast. MONDAY, November 10, Miss CARLOTTA LECLERCQ NION SQUARE THATRE. Proprietor “Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Manager.. Mr. A. M. PALMER sacs Bewins at; over EU sat is ‘ox Office openevery day trom $ A. M. . M. SMWEER OP Pe THE CASE. Mr. G. RUWE'S — Wonderful drama, Miss ROSE EYTINGE, THE GENEVA Miss EMILY MESTAYER, Miss ELIZA WEATHERSBY, Miss MAUDE GRANGE! Mr. CHAS, R. THORNE, Jk, Mr. F. F. MACKAY, Mr. STUART ROBSON, Mr. JOHN PARSELLE, Mr, J.J, PRIOR, Mr. H, W. MONTGOMERY, Mr. W. H, BOKEE, Mr. W. H. WILDER, *Due notice will be given of the first appearance, at this theatre of Miss CLARA MOR. RIS, who has been engaged as a member of the Union Square ‘Theatre Company for the of 1873-74, Presented with Magnifi- cent Scenery and A GREAT CAST NION SQUARE THEATRE, BENEFIT BENEFIT in aid of the NEW YORK FOUNDLING ASYLUM by. the CHARITY AMATEUR DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION, (Mrs, Sheridan Shoox, Manageress), WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, AT 1:30 P. M. Programm HONEYMOO. nd ROUGH DIAMOND. RS. F, B, CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE.) THIS EVENING, DIAMONDS. Full company in cast. Charming Scenery, &e. ROFESSOR ETLENNE LAMBRRT'S TO-NIGHT.— Subject—"speaking French.” Twenty- elry store. p= EVENING FREE eee Professor ETIE. iy & LAMBERT, ou the Art of Des ‘king French Fluently, at his new rooms, Twenty-third street, southwest corner Sixth avenue, over Moir’s jewelry store, TO-NIGHT at 8, Subject:—"NO GRAMMAR.” Lecture free. Ladies especially invited, RYANT’S OPERA HOUSE, 23D STREET, between 6th and 7th aveuues, near Booth's Theatre. CROWDED HOUSES, GREAT HIT OF BRYANT*S MINSTRELS, THE CONSPIRATORS, BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, THE CONSPIRATORS, BRYANT’S MINSTRELS THE CUNSPIRATORS, BRYANT'S MINSTREL*. THE CONSPIRATORS. BRYANTS MINSTRELS, | — Quarrelsome Servanta BRYANT’S MINSTRELS, Divorce. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS | UNSWORTH and EUGENR. BRYANTS MINSTRELS, | SCHOOL, SCHOOL, Characters by Dan Bryant, Bob Hart Nelse Seymour, Dave Reed, Stanwood, Brockway, Emerson, Unsworth. FAMILY MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 ROFESSOR ETIENNE LAMBERT'S TO-NIGHT.— Lecture free. Subject—“Speaking French.” Twenty- third street, corner Sixth avenue, over jewelry store. PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C. T HAINES BROS’, Pianotorte Warerooms, - Union square, A fine assortment of first class new Pianofortes on very reasonable terms; some which have been used @ little very low for cash. New pianos to rent, BEAUTIFUL PIANO—ONLY $100; STEINWAY Pianoforte, seven octave, carved leks, overstrung bass, over. unproyement, great sacrifice for cash. J, BIDDLE, 13 Waverley place, near Proadway. A GEDMAGNIFICENT 714 OCTAVE | AGRAFFE « rosewood overstrung iron frame (Goldsmith) Piano- forie, Stool, Ac.; carved case and legs; latest improve- ments; fully guaranteed; instalments received, GOLDSMITH'S, 26 Ble er street, near Bowery. MAGNIFICENT 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO. torte for ale; made order, city maker; fully guar- onteed; used 5 months ree jor $300; broldered Cover, Music Stand, Stool, em- parlor, chamber and Going Farnitar West sth ; China, property W. &. Livingstone, 36 fr Sth av. NY PARTY WANTING TO SELL A SECOND HAND Upright Piano at a low price may hear of acash purchaser by sending @ note to PIANY, 192 Fifth avenue, Stating price, &c. (A. EADY WILL SELL FOR $125 A CHICKERING rosewood round cornered Pianoforte, including Stool; pertect order, iron frame, sweet, powerful toned 23 Third street, near ow @RAND SCALE 7% OCTAVE RICH ROSEWOOD Pianojorte, made to order, four targe round corners Cost $1,.X0, for $275 cash. Culi ‘at private residence, 120 West 23d MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND CORNER 7% O0C- tave rosewood Pianoforte; all modera improve- ments; patent agraife. brilliant tor used 7 months; cost $1,200, for $300 cash; Stool, Cover; has box for shipping, Parior Suits, in rich satin, brocade and rep; Paintings. Bronzes, Mirrors, parlor, chamber, library, dining Fur- niture, @ great sacrifice. No reasonable offer refused. Residence lus East Twenty-firih street, near Fourth avenue. PIANOFORTE, $25-TO HAVE IT OUT OF THE vi No. 53 First street, second floor, at H. yall any morning from 6 to 12 o'clock. DECKER & BROS. 74 OCTAVO FOUR ROUND rosewood Pianoforte for sale, less than one-quarter original cost; a beautiful 7 octave Piano 100; must pe ald immediately. Call private residence 216 West st BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD 7 OC forte, celebrated maker, ved i rovements, cost $00 for $125, at 143 etween 2d and “d avenues. AGNIFICENT 739 E ROSEWOOD PIANO. forte, having carved legs, overstrung bass. agrate and every modern improvement, only $175; guaranwed for 7 years, bargain, JAMES GORDON 157 Bleecker street. WING TO PANIC, A FIRST CLASS PIANO MANU- facturer, needing about & tons of coal, wishes to find @ coal merchant in need of @ guod piano at a reason- able price, Address FAIR EXCHANGE, Herald Uptown Branch office. RGAN.—ELEGANT CABINET N, BIGHT ‘stops; almost new, owners have no ase fur it; suit- able for parior or Sunday school, will sell ata bargain, 112 Weat seventeenth street. ARTIES CONTEMPLATING BUYING A PIANO would do well to call at 2% Union sana ee some of the Haines’ New Seale,” wusch Fented for a short time and will be sold very low. IANOS, SECOND HAND, OF VARIOUS MAKERS, i thorough orde oF wale and to Tent; also a tow ‘and square Pignos of our own mane. eee an TM KNABE & GU. No. 112 Filth avenue VE PIANO. modern im- Kast suth street, IANUS—A GREAT VARIETY TO RENT OR SELL; and terms suit the times. Steinway Up- t MERREUL's, No. 8 Union square. IANOS FOR U 125, $175, $200, FOR P cash or jsiannents o Feat che ip» New first class eee ae rae eae PT COKE, 45 Second aver Li Rosewoon PIANOFORTE, $70; BEAUTIFUL 74 lern improvements; cotave agrame Playo all m gn, Improvementa cash of instalments. JON NU. hear Twenty -eigith streef. f R° wood PIANO, sin ON? FOR 980; 714 O0- gan al Hy ‘acritee,, HK & BON, iit Bieeckor et, reat; 2S io Ope 8 1 1b Rast Fourteenth street. $180 Meturta by Maven. weno. a dreenwien avs 500 kinda AND ORGANS, NEW AND SECOND first makers, will be at lower nian eee AMUSEMENTS. TRE COMIQUE, ge a 514 BROADWAY. + JOSH HART... ae - Sole, Proprietor GRAND FAMIL MATINL MATINEE | An entire now Olio at} TWO DRAMAS MATIN, MATINEE TO-DAY. AT TO-DAY. | All the Mammoth MATINEE. Troupe a MATINE. epay. MULLIGAN. GUARDS| OR, UNCLE TOM. ett MATINEE FOILED; arrigan ani ry Joun Wid: Frank Kefus] LIGHT ‘Ai LAST. Chas White, J. Bradiey, HARRIGAN J.C. Stewart and ‘jas UNCLE TOM, his Engiish ‘Troape, TONY Hakt : Be voy sistery” |S TORSEY- e Fo: or —— TO-DAY. | | Mrs John Wild) | Jennie Yeamans MATINEE | Jennie ‘Hughes, Miss us MATINEE | Maric Gorenilo, Miss EVA TO-DAY, | Jennie Saterice, Jennie in MATINER | Yeamans ana a host of UNCLE MATINEE | others in a pleasing bill TOM'S TODAY. |at MATINER CABIN MATINER TO-DAY. at MATINEE AT 2% P.M, MATINEB. MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. CADEMY.—NILSSON,—THIS EVENING.—LUCIA, Fourwenth subscription night of the SIRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN ERA COMPA’ THIS (WEDNESDAY) OCT. 29, ATS o,cock P. M. LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR—NILSEON, MADAMB CHKISTINE NILSSON. .as, + a sLUCIA SIGNOR ITALO GAMPANINT.as EDGARDO SIGNOR DEL PUEN' as. ASHTON SIGNOR SCOLARA as - RAYMOND Musical Director an or. SIGNOR E. MUZIO NEXT FRIDAY EVENING. OCT. 31, AT 8 WIRST TIME THIS SEASON), MARTHA, MADAME CHRIS’ MISS CARY—CAPO , SATUKDAY NEXT, NOV. 1, AT 1:30. GRAND GALA NILSSON MATINEE. DON GIOVANNI—NILSSON. third time this season of Mozart’s chef-d'a@uvre, DON GIOVANNi. NILSSON, THIRD JOINT APPEARANCE of the THRGE PRIME DONNE OF THK STRAKOSCH OPERA COMPANY, MADAME CHRISTINE NILOSON. MLLE. OSTAVA TORRIANI, MLLE. ALICE MARESI, CAMPANINI, MAUREL. NANNETTI. SCOLARA, ke. PRICES OF ADMISSION, EV'G PERFORMANCES :— Gencral Admission, $2, Family Circle, $1. Reserved Seats (according to location). $1 ene os extra. NOTICE. —Prices (or MATINEK, Noy. 1, at 1:3) P. M.— ‘Admission, $2. Reserved Seats, $1 extr: Seats and boxes tor all the avove now at the Academy; also 701 Broadway and 114 Broadway. IN ACTUAL REHEARSAL, LES HUGUENOTS AND AIDA. OWERY THEATRE. WM. B, FRELIGH..............+ More Dovel. and attraction. The great Domestic Drama, ‘SUSAN HOPLEY, THE GREAT FLELDINGS, SATAN, SATAN, SATAN. In active preparation, DANIEL BOONE, which will be produced with the grandest scenic effects ever witnessed on the American stage, ‘The prices of udminsion art ..-Manager BAICONY .eeecec00+--00 75 cents Parquette and Dress Gircie:. 5) cents Ore! 75 cents Amphitheatre. Private Boxes - 35 teeverrezee oO aNd $7 The box book is now oven at the office of the theatre, where seats may be secured six days in advance Note.—Alteration of time. Doors open at 7 P. M. mences at& OOD'S MUSEUM. DOMINICK MURRAY. Ent!-usiastic Reception. EVENING at & ‘AFTERNOON at 2 the popular Artist, the romantic, sensutional, DOMINICK MURRAY, nautical Drama in his new and original in three acts, Drama called of THE WILLY REILLY WIZARD OF THE WAVE, AND HIS. cast to the strength of the DEAR COLEEN, Company. FRIDAY EVENING, Benetit of Mr. DOMINICK MURRAY and presentation of the great Vrama, ESCAPED FROM SING SING. ARNUM'S GREAT SHOW, BARNUM’S GREAT SHOW, BARNUM'S GREAT SHOW, BARNUM'S GKBAT SHOW, BARNUM'S. GREAT SHOW, MADISON AVENUE AND TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, MADISON AV & XPH STRE. MADISON AY! & IXTH STRE MADISON AVENUE MADISON AVENUE NO ABATEMENT OF NO ABATEMENT OF NO ABATEMENT OF NO ABATEMENT OF NU ASATEMENT OF “TERNOON AND EVENING! FTERNOON AND EVENING! POPULAR PRICES TRIUMPHANT! POPULAR HRICKES TRIUMPHANT! POPULAR PRICES TRIUMPHANT! POPULAR PRICES TRIUMPHANT! POPULAR PRICES TRIUMPHANT! ADMISSION FOR ADULTS, FIFTY CENTS. ADMISSION FOR ADULTS, FIFTY CENTS. ADMISSION FOR ADULIS, FIFTY CENTS. ADMISSION FOR ADULTS, FIFTY CEN’ ADMISSION FOR ADULTS, FLPTY CHNTS GRAND CAVALUADE (ifippodramatic Department) of Equestrians and Arabian King Horses, THURSDAY MORNING, October 3 (weather permitung): | Leaving Madison avenue and Twenty-sixth strect at7:W0 A.M. adison avenue to Thirty fourth street, to Third ave: Bowery, to Chatham street to Printing House square: through City Hall Park to Broadway, (to Forty. secoud street, to Filth avenue, to Twenty-third street, to Madison avetue, and return. ALLACK'S. Proprietor and Manager..Mr. LESTER WALLACR FIRST WEEK, ‘a series of OLD AND NEW COMEDIES, each of which will be given FOR TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY. EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK, i} o'clock. ALSO SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AT 1-30, Will be presented Goldanith’s great comedy, iu tive acta entitle SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER. Mr. LESTER WALLACK...as......... YOUNG MARLOW Other characters by Messra JOHN GILRERT, HARRY BECKET!, W, J. FERGUSON, G. F, BOWNK, E. M, HOLLAND, W. J. LKONAKD; Miss KATHARINE ROGERS, Mme. PONISI and’ Miss DORA GOLD. THWAITE. SHE STOOPS TO CONQUER MATINEE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1. Mr. T, W. Robertson's beautitul modern comedy, called OURS, will constitute tho recond of the series during Mr. Wal- Jack's engagement an be secured two weeks | A A AF AF A a EW METROPOLITAN OTe HE STANDARD NOVELTY THEATK.: OF NEW YORK, ‘A BRILLIANT MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT, A BRILLIANT MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT, ‘A BRILLIANT MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT, A BRILLIANT MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT, AT 24 O'CLOCK. AT 244 O'CLOCK. An Immense Company of Stars will appear. MR. AND MRS. GEORGE WARE, from the principal London Theatres (England). JOUN HART, THE KING OF COMEDIANS, ADD RYMAN, SAM RICKEY and MASTER BARNEY, THE BEST IN THis WORLD, greeted at each performance with shouts of applause and [peals of incessant Jaughter WITH OUR RiGULAR COMPANY OF 100 ARTISTS, Afternoon—Doors ope it 1; Evening at 7. Box Office open daily secured in advance, con THEATRE, “LESSEE vB BOOTH. LAST WEEK AND LAST NIGHTS OF MAGGIE MITCHELL........in...... bee ..FANCHON BYERY NIGHT, and SATURDAY MATINBE at 1.30. ; Supported by Mr. J, W. COLLIEK and a POWERFUL CAST, Seats secured in advance at the theatre and at the musie¢ store of C. H. Ditson & Oo., 711 Broadway, Noveinber 3-EDWIN BOOTH—For four weeks. & 587 Broadway. Ol] Fpoxy PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 21 BOWERY, THE CONNEMAKA CUCKOOS, THE CONNEMAKA CUCKOOS, DIAMOND and RYAN, in Irish Songs anid Sketches. WALTERS and MORTON IN SONGS AND DANCES, THE FREEMAN SISTERS, GUS WILLIAMS in TUNDERNICKELS TROUBLES. TONY PASTOR and all the favorites. MATINEES TUESDAY and SATURDAY, at 2% O'CLOCK, Ladies admitted free om ewan evening and Saturday atinee. W YORK STADT THEATRE, 45 AND 47 BOWERY, N BUCKHEISTER & 00... ET Directo} WEDNESDAY, October 29, at 8, MARTHA, Miss Canissa, Miss Garfunkel, Mr. Graf, Mr. Lehman, Mr. Weinlich, Full Chorus and Orchestra. Popular prices, STADT THEATRE, PRICKELL, DR WILJALBA #RICKELL, THE WORLD'S GREATEST PRESTIDIGITATEUR, Positively last two performances THURSDA\ and SATURDAY bVENINGS NEXT. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, POPULAR PRICES, fSGeocy THEATRE AND MUSIC HALL, Third ay,, between 129th and 130th sts., New York. ‘The second of a Course of Twelve Lectures, JOHN SAVAGE, ESQ. Subjece= "Heroes! Wives” TONIGHT (WEDNESDAY) Adinission, ce. Reserved seal Ticket Office open 8 to 5 daily. OCTOBER 29, 1874. Be. extra. ‘Course tickets, $5 50. B, SAMUELL'S NEW PARK THEATRE, Wednesd ing. etober 30. i LAWRENCE B. ‘edim jay evening, Hat . Mr, 0 REIT ay he CARDINAL DURE i sie RICHELIBU, gunported by Mr, Jobe X, Horton, ds De Mauprat; Mt, N. pt orkdan, M4 Paracas Fy bd g ie 4, De Ber- inghen ; anagan, a6 Joseph ; Mr. Koen Piympton, as Loujs XIIL Mise tn Freeman, as Julie De Mort: be mer. Thursday evening, detaber 8), LADY OF LYONS. Opens Mo aay Oot 8 ights and Wednesd: ens Monday, . Six ni an inesda, iand Saturda tMauhecs atd Prof ayers, Tour ‘Around the World. Ocean Voyage, Storm aud Shipwreck at Sea, ‘and transformation—The Bower ot Beauty. Admission » to all parts of the house, GEO. W. MERRILL, Proprietor. LW. HAMILTON, Manager. Pee FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN BY A FRENCH 1 entieman of the highest ROIs, box fir 1 mo rasob oftes Re atic BENEFIT OF THE hearsal will lost a ir 29, at ‘or Sn bowery: deaths | + ¥ HP P. 0. OP ELKS, Wpinesiay mornin ) Oo- s Teawe take notice. wes IRARD, Stage Manager, AWSON HAS RETURNED 10 THR Saat Ku Beane | fy ae oa Be. plasters: Union square, or at fost Fourveanth ner “sea! ye ROF, I. RO: RK EMENNK LAMBERTS TO.NIGHT,~ “Speaking French.” Twenty. ora ANA avec, ove Jeweley abt 1 ears ae Tate RETURN BPEC: Paver BASIS. woe, foe and $1, IMPORTANT DRAMATIO VE! INENT NATURAL ACTOR, se OHERT Mew ADE. ROBERT McWADE, in his traly ‘wondrous natural, gifted and romantia personation of RR vy sa McWADE. 44 ? ? N WINKLE, WINKLE. MOST THRILLING DRAMATIO EFFECTS, CHARACTERIZATION tT sea BEAUTIFUL SCENERY. STARTLING MECHANICAL EFFECTS, BRILLIANT AND SUPERB CAST, BEHOLD! WE HEAR THE PUBLIO’S aL ARK OUR ANSW. ADMISSION 75e. and Efe OLYMPIC THEATRE, 624 Broadway. EAST 48TH ST,—A BESPECTABLE GIRL TO 338 cook, wash and fron; is an excellent laundress: or to do genera! housework 1 # private tamily, Can be ~ seen for two days. Good city or country reference. IBLO’S GARDEN, NIBLO’S GARDEN, THE RECONSTRUCTED BLACK CROOK, HE RECONSTKUCTED BLACK CROOK, ME RECONSTRUCTED BLACK CROOK, “K ‘a @ OMI 38 Aeprnyeg pus Aepsoupay sveunny,, Pegouersrczic’ NEW BALLETS, UNSTRUOTION, —— i RECONSTRUCTION, THE DEMONS’ REVEL. RECONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION, THE NAUTICAL DANCE. RECONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTION. NEW MUSIC. . ZCONS ON, bere EE eu rs NEW COSTUMES. ONS ON a RECONSTRUCTION. i ie RECONSTRUCTION. NEW EFFECTS. RECONSTRUCTION, — RECONSTRUCTION. THE CELEBRATED FEMALE RECONSTRUCTION. SWABIAN NIGHTINGALE HECONSTIUGTION beige ‘CON RU! Ne RECONSTRUCTION, THE WONDERFUL GIRARDS RECONSTRUCTION, in their new Saltatorial RECONSEROOTION. GYMNASTIC FOLLY, RECONsTRUCTION. RE-ENGAGEMENT OF THE RECONSTRUCTION. KIRALFY FAMILY, RECONS’ OTION, baase caps o RECONSTRUCTION, THE INFANT SISTERS RECONSTRUCTION. in, thei RECONSTRUCTION. STARTLING MID AIR EXPLOITS. RECONSTRUCTION, — Ri CONSTRUCTION, MADRIGAL BOTS, ECONSTRU: N. who w! RECONSTEU" TON. ENTIRELY W SONGS. KCONSTROCTION, 4 RiCONSTRGOT REGAMEY, RECGONST! 10 Great French A: in RECONSTRUCT NEW CARICATURES, RECONSTRUOTIC RECONSTRUCTE E. D. DAVIES, RECONSTRUCTION. VENTRILOQUIST of the Wo. KECONSTRUGTION. — RECONSTRUCLION, MATT MORGAN'S RECOS STRUCTION. PICTURIAL ALLEGORY. RECONSTRUCTION, RECONSTRUCTIO! "3 GARDEN. NTBUO'S CATA. ANNOUNCEMENT. XTH_ ANNUAL BENEFIT OF THE B, P. O, ELKS, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 90, commencing at talt-past one o'cloe! a ee Se EE» rom ¢ largest and aost ¢ AS C . making the WESEEN IN THLE WORLD. ‘The following establishments have kindly consented to ‘assist this benevolent and charitable order, genegously tender thelr valusbie aid for this praiseworthy occasion = NIBLO'S GARDEN, BRYANTS MINSTRELS, . TONY, PASTORS OF BEA HOUSE, 2 AL METROPOLITAN THK ATS, PRANCISCO MINSTRELS, DONNELLY'S OLYMPIC THEATRE, A SPLENDID ARRAY OF ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE Unequalted in the world. 200 TOLUNTEBRS. A POWERFUL AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA Under the direction of HENRY WANNEMACHER. ‘The entire performance under supervision of FRANK GIRARD, IGES OF ‘ADMISSION, MATINKE SATURDAY AT 19, PR GENERAL ADMISS¥ON seve ONE DOL Secured Seats in Orchestra and Orchestra Circle... .$1 Family Circle (entrance in Crosby street....,-/.60 dente Privaie Boxes.......... $10 and $1 Box Sheet now oven and tickets for sale at Rullman'e Bee ae Pirate Colt Ritson Drown’ No.§ West oft roadway; Col, T. Allsto Fourth sircet, J. F.-Waring’s, 38 Bowery, and at the box o DOORS open at 124. Performance commences et halft past one precisel STEINWAY HALL cc ittee of the Asylum beg to announce that om TM PEDNESDAY BVENING, N VEMBIN 6 1875, J. M, BELLEW will give » ena of th on behalf of the FOUNDLING ASYLUM, On this bacation on original Historical Poem, descrip; tive of the Battle oF awoy, written by W. J. Corbet, of Dublin, will be read by Mx Bellew tor the first time tn America, Tickets, with Reserved Seats, $1 each; can now be had: at Steinway Hall, at Schirmer's, 701 Broadway, and oa» application to th ies’ Commun tthe Asylum. | ast, APPEARANOB of GILMORE'S TWENTY-SECOND REGIMENT BAND, P. 8, GILMORE, Leaner, at the ACADEMY OF MUSIQ, TUESDAY EVENING, November 18, 187 Tickets, reserved seats and boxes, can be obtained of Major William J. A. McGrath, No 7 Murray street, Cape 38 Fulton street, Theatre Ticket Ofice 114 Broadway: Theatre Ticket office, %# Union square: and at aU the principal hotels. MERICAN INSTITUTE FATR. Now Open. 2d ana 3d avenues, between 634 and Gath streets, New York. CROWDED DAY AND EVENING UNEQUALLED ALTEAGHIONS ie * a) A pray 7H a Interesting Manufactaring Processes FY MACHINERY N Wor TON, Amusement and Instroctien combine : NEW GAS ENGINK, Comptote Mannfactory of oe ciecg HADIES AND MISSES SHORS, Upwards of i irs of Corsets bias uF “4 THE WONDEREUL COKSET LOOM, I qT nvel jal 4 Dae fan NOVEL KNITTING MACUDNERY, Brush Making. Steel Forging. é e: TTREL-MAKING MACHINERY, Vacaum Pumps; Wood Machinery; scores of other NEW AND INTERESTING NOVELTUES Never befare exbshited. SUPERB CONCERTS by Keating's Orchestra, Afternoon and veal: A GENUINE KROOK TROUT, mois Pi by BR. G. Allerton, Eeg., weighin Tesented Oy Gut AND ONEUAUE POUNDB. MISS JULIA Gite YOUNG SCULPTO: WILL MODEL PROM LIFE. Afternoon and Bvening—open from 94. M. to uP. M. ADMISSION, 50 ¥ EN, 25 CTS IPHEO. TUOMAS’ SYMPHONY CONCERTS aP aTRIN- way Hall. The public are respectfully iuformed that the seventh» season of Mr. Thowus’ series of SIX GRAND 8YMPHONY CONCERTS. will commence on Saturday evening, November 22 It will be the earnest endeavor of Mr. Thomas to make. the coming series as interesting as the preceding, and hig aim will be the same which was proposed in the cir: cular of last year ‘While tne yeneral tendency of Programmes will be the sume asin former years expecial aim will be to restrict them to works of the hichest order, both of the old masters and thuse of the present day.” t SEASON TICKETS $* FACH, including reserved seat, can now be had at'th of Steinway Hal a. Schirmner’s. 701gBroadwa: ner’s, 820 Kroadwa Joriens & Mai way, . Schuherth's, 23 Union square, aad at all the prin- cipal music ‘and piatio stores, NOTICE,—Subscribers desirous of havin seats for the series can select them at the box office of alt on and after November Circulars cam acipal music and piano stores, yR. COLTON — ‘ana the TREMAINE BROTHERS’ OPERETTA TROUPE will give one more combined entertainment of Music and Loughter at the Cooper Institutes THURSDAY EVENING, UCTOBBR The TREMAINES will give an entire change of prov gramme, after which Dr. COLTON will administer the Laughing Gas to SIX GENTLEMEN and SIX LADIES, Tickets, 2c, Reserved seats, 50c. Doors open at ommence at 8. s LAN CISCO MINSTRELS, AN POOLEY 'S OPRNA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, ENUINE AND DECIDED SUCCESS, OBIRGH, WAMBOLD AND BAOKUS, is BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 3 ‘and sparkliny MONDAY RVENING, OUTORER 2h AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, ADIES TAUGHT FRENCH AT HOME BY PROFKS* 4 sor DEVEZX, graduate of the University of Paris. See Instruction. INSON HALL Rw teenth street, three doors west of Broadwa ' Last WEEK. LAST WEB! Every day at3| ROYAL MARIONETTES | and nignt ats, Every Gay at3 | ROYAL MAMIONKTTES | ang montane POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK, Seeured sofas, $1. Genera! admission, Sc. Children halt price, | MEtBOPOLITAS BUM OF ART, 128 West Fourteenth street, WAL M. tod P. beta PY EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. G3 BROAD- 10 Houston ai saree Every, ane should visit the wondertul, inageanyt r full every thing people should see and underg tures daily on “The Philosophy of Marriage.” Di anable to attend these Tniportant Tecturer can its in Ing SUCRE AY NEB" YORW x OSHUM OP ANATOMY 61s Broadway, YARD.—PRIVATE MW mailed tree, J. JAY WATSON, PR orEsson, DEVEZE’S EVENING CLASSES IN French. See Instruction: Mataoronte. salecag, THRATRIOAL AND ene sHOW PRIBTING RSTABLISHMENT, ABLALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGR +ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTRBL AND VARIETY CUTS ConatanTLY O§