The New York Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1873, Page 2

NEW YORK HERALD, _TUE ESD _ BOARDERS “WANT ITABLE FO! ; Rooms for single jtieth streot, E HALL nd one fourth ToL Waverley place, corner \ Wash near Broadw ROOM, WITH GRATE, floor Room te A Tr gentlemen, with- ON PARLOR set, with good WANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS, at “BOARD. 134 1 _West Thirty-fourth street. adjoining bath: to let, 0. 164 West Twenty-second st A and venience, amon! anily turnishe Zingle Rooms for gentlemen j Thirteenth street, near Second avenue, Be 13 wie or Without Bos references. NNY ROOM—AMPLE CLOSETS Depa | SUS room, containing every con- with superior 2 Ba price $110 per D STORY ALOOVR ROOM—EBLE- FRONT, SECON, with first class Board; also 3 No. 243 ELY FUBNIBEED, FRONT PARLOR, rd. No. 43 sity place, BLOCK FROM FIFTH AVENUE, 10 WEST THURTY. rect.—A Suit of Rooms, ‘consisting (— three bedrooms, connecting and two or 1, with or without Board; hot and also single Rooms; terms very of @ par. newly fur- cold water, fire, low. for first class with $150 Grove House, 172, 174, Dloe! Ks West of | Broad vay. Rooms 176 and 1 WITH AMPLE large Room on posure ; st Twenty-pinth street, private table i desired; PER DAY, $6 AND UPWARD PER WEEK, Board, at the Bleecker street, six CLOSETS, ON third floor; all reierences. East Hiwensis PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE ONE oR BOARDERS ¥ WANTED. 405 AVR FIRST AVENUE, EN TWENTY THIRD e) and Twenty-fourth streets —Purnished or unfur- nished Rooms, w with or Ww ithout ut Board, = oF W an NICELY FURNISHED ROOM LET—WITitl Board, to single gentleman, in refined porate fam- ily, near Fourteenth eacet west sid changed. Address EUREKA, box 142 Her: ferences @x- c oftice. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET, wir Bonn, Booms on thir oor. ior West Forge ith streot OARDERS SUITED IMMEDIATELY; EST houses; motnees ‘Biloes, , GEORGE lrannins’ ings (ree, Agency, Broadway; open even- two ploagant Roome to rent. with or, without Bo r ter Bou PJARLEM, 148 EAST ver STREBT.—SUNNY SEC- ond story Room, with Board and comforts of hom 91 for vw two; also hall Room. Throe minutes trom boi cars, ICRLY FURNISHED ROOMS—FOR GENTLEMEN and their wives: Board for lady only; centrally tocated in a quiet sie neighborhood ou the West side. ‘Address Miss “cue RRY, Herald . ARTIBG IN SEARCH OF FIRST CLASS accommo. dations call at our oMice; mo charge. GE. Directory, 37 Union square, Broad wa; DHOTE 6 P.M. -AT MME. FIJUX'S, 17 lso table boarders at $10 per Boarters peaLe Kast N. ‘week. Ninth street OR FOUR ROOMS, EN SUITE, ©) jurnished, with pri HANDSOMELY table if desired, on reasona bie terms; reterences. 14 East Thirty-second street, be- tween Pith and Madison aventes. st, ond floor, and two Bedrooms, on # JULIEN, renovated and especially adapied for tamies; PA to iet; house 349.—NEWLY TH AVENUE, 4 “furnished Rooms tae rei and neat PAPERED nt, at moderate terms, with Board; small Rooms for gentlemen; central Jocation ; good table and pleasant house. NUE, 295 FURNISHED SUI th priva . ate service for enol NUR, NO, 20,-ONF FLOOR, . With Board; also very des RTH AY 2) “ments to I y single gentiemen; rete b= TO $7'PE $5 nished tion cent ouvenient to ‘cars. street, near (EENTH S8TRE y oF en suite, to let, w duced FUR. ; house modern; loca- TS OF APART. for the season amity; all com- HANDSOME) rable Rooms for nees required. 99 Christopher 2 T.—COMFORTARLE ith Board, at re- PLACE, BROADWAY. — 1O WaAvERuEy NEAR Handsome tront Rooms, $15, $18, $20 and $23, tor wo persons, with Board; steath heat; no ehtidzen. “Also table 8 CORNE 2 LAF: EB PLA! stree ely turnished Rooms, the most re: able terms 1 QT STREET, “a handsomely s! ¥entences and good Board, will Gnd a ¥ atthe above number, R OF FOURTH with Board, on —ANY PARTY DESIRING back Parlor, with all con- ery desirable one nt! EAST TWENTY-THIRD A Board, singly or en suite, fourth floors; loca y. nd itirnisived, to let, ath Boa ‘di; noc j , NO. 43 and Sixth avennes.—Three large floor, for jamilies, with Board; one h gle Rooms, ves Uldven or nurses taken, —ROOMS, WITH ‘on second, third and jou central and the most desirable in NO3. PIFTH Rooins on second 1 Foom for geatle- Y | and Seventh avenu private family. ) FLOOR OF NO. 5 LONDON et, consisting of three bath; would be let to required. APMLE ENTIRE SKCOD Terrace, West Twenty-third st communicating reoma, wath of gentiouen ; break’ 0 LET—TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH BOARD for wife only, & handvemely furnished Room, in first Class location ; no other boarders; on t class parties need address Witte: Herald Uptown Branch office. T 28 EAST TWENTY-FOURTA STREET, A q — Ts large, weil furnished, pleasant tront Room, second floor, sotithera exposure, with or without breakfast; LE OR MARRIRD _ GENTLEN E ly ‘urnished Rooms, with or wi a ceotra ocation. Le Dive’ "EC & Prince street, three doors from Ball & bi eka, BOARD AND LODGING Ww ANT =D. DARD. WANTED—RY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, a private family; no doaraing house keepers ni a answer; location abo" Fort str between Third not above Sixty th street; terms fuist ‘be Teaconable. Addcess M, AB, Herald Uptown Branch office, fibeacnoi EKMANENT HOARD WANTED—YOR A PARTY OF five adults, one child and murse. Address, stating terms and paruc ‘ulars, W. t ohn street, WANTED—BOARD, IN A RESPECTABLE PRIVATR y “family, not above Fifteenth street, for a gentleman and his wile: terms not to exceed $12 a wey fast ana toa for the gentleman, Address 8! oitice. SALES AT AUCTION DAY, NOVEMBER 25, ASB. AMUS! ‘MENTS, AwetION, ‘AUCTION, AUCTION. Q!see atiearne, ’ Magnificent ag Fn No. 624 Broadway. vat Open 715, Curtain 8 o'clock, Panic priges. at the elegant residence 56 West 1s between bu and 6th a sal en aies ‘on THIR D. ture rt as om Suifs, Paintings, vman, » Pompe. Drawi “ 4 rn dour sty én covered SUK brocade; Raagores, steinw ay vs Jarpets, Pat ntings bronze loc! - rosewood, wainnt Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward Mattresses, Extension Table, Sideboard, © , Cutlery, silver: also Furnitare servants’ mont The largest, richest gga Houseliold i urni- ture offered auction thissenso: AU GUSTE. "MARTINES, Auetio A UotiON NOTICE.—WILL BE SOLD, AA Cordanat street. the 26th inst, atl the Lea) Gua Finiures of that well known aud ton liquor store, comprising Seah. requisite “for contin: uing the business. serine cast T PRIVATE bE IDENCE, 104 J RAST 25TH ST, Property of Dr ‘whitip a, Vanderhoit now fn Europey; at nevis, auction, this ituestay) morning November 38, at 11 o'clock, to the highest bidder, withoa reserve, Parlors—Velvet Prussels Garpets, bestit! Parior Salts covered ‘With erimsom, eatie brecade, cri and gold and bine aud gold satin brocatel: rosewoo! ; ay & Son's and Piervon grand square 7 octave anotortes; Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Fables, ttagercs, Fruit Mirrors, Clocks, ‘Bedstead, Bureaus, Wasl: stands, “Wardrobes, Mattresses, Bedding, Bolsters, Pi lows, Blankets: walnut Suits in rep and plush 1b dining room and servants’ Furnitarc, ROTH, Auctioneer. By order of Joseph Risde House'open at 9 o'clock. TRADR SALE.—SOHN MORTARTY, AUCTION will sell on Wednesday, Nov. 26, at Il o'clock, iactory No. 6 DeKalb avenue, Brooklyn, upholstered Goods, comprising Parlor Suits, covered in suk, brecatel, rep, hair cloth, coteline, erctoms, eRe. jis Lounges and taney Chairs in Vartety. ' Term: of sale—All bills over $100 halt cash ce approved Br vOUN u. DRAPE 4 Auctioneers, The Delaware, Lackawanna and MC Wastorn Railroad Com- mow TONS SCRANTON COAT, at pnblic auction, on Wednesiay, November 26, at 12 o'clock noon, at 26 Exchange place, SLOAN, President residen| My Y ISIDORE J. Sw ARZKOPH, auc TIONRER—WIL: L sel, at nine o'clock, at 155 Bast Fourth street, hand. some haat orall ~ sk 8 Bedding, Bi it Dealers invited,’ ST WARZKO! YF. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE SALE of rich Household Furniture, French plate Mirrors Carpets, &c., this day (Tueulay), Nov. 25, at LLo'ctock, at the private ‘resiaence 17 West Bi Jeventh street, between | Broadway and University place, the entire Fur the large four story house, — Rich parlor, bedroom and dining room Furniture, French plate pict Mirrors, 1ace Curtains, Secre'ary Desk, Card, Centre and Extension Tables; Buftet, Chairs, Lotinges, Hall Stand, rich carved rose wood and walnut Chamber Suits, best hair Mat resses and Bedding, one superb Parlor Suit, in crimson sat in and bronze medallion, cost spa enon Cab, %t to match, fe en kitchen Ware, y order of w NTED—BOARD, BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIPE, and between Sixth and Fourth avenues; a strictly pre vate tamily eer references exchanged. Address CALHOUN, oltice, WANTED-THREE OR FOUR COMMUNICATING Rooms, with good, substantial Board, tor a family children and aduits, where they can of cight person: feel At home: wi firuish blankets, bed linen towels, terms not to exceed $1i0 per inonth, Address box SS Post om + Plaindield, TANTED—BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN, WIF fant and nurse; one large Room and one hatt Room oining, 1ooms sunny, between Pourteenth and Ii eth str price not to exceed $3) per Week. Address s., Herald office. 2 NE, 33 as xD “EAST A ~Tweitth street, near Broadway.— Rooms tor faint iies‘and single gentlemen ; table d’hote ate eae gr 3s including wine. men} home comforts; best reference TH st 1 REET, 227 Board, on sec gie gentlemen or gentlemen and alr.ctly first class, 14 WEST.—ROOMS TO_LBT, wheir wives; WEST TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET.—A S| handsomely and newly furnished Rooms to let, on rt ‘ond and fourth floors, suitable tor sin- house @econd floor, fronting Broadway; also one or two sligie joms, witli or 5 WEST TWEN Tv" «) somely turnis hed floors, with B. gentlemen and 8; terms moderate. 1G Ast sTMENTY THIRD STREI Madiron square Park.—To let, Board, ent your rooms. FOURTH Rooms, on first. STREET.—HAN second snd third ; would suit a party of gentlemen or ET, OPPOSITE furnished, with Second Floor, en suite, of two, three or NINTH STREET, en. suite y mods yy" STREET, NEAR IRVIN two large Rooms, handsome Sunny exposure, Will be re! tion ‘is central’ and uoexeepuonable, teenth street, . NEAR FIFTH or sii with ern convenience ; ari 0 EO Bast Nines REET, 53 EAST.—LARGE, furnished fooms, frst class Boar permanent accommodations satistactory ai OMELY to parties HAND a, &e.: ‘ments made; @ few table boarders taken; reter- 29 ‘out private table. WEST THIRTY-FIRST STREET.—AN EL Suit of Kooms on second floor to Jet, with or with- ANT sT., NO. $2 WEST. With Board, to ‘si Terms, $25 and 82) p OATH sTRE 24 hooms, hed, ECOND STORY ROOMS TO gle gentlemen or gentlemen and contain every requisite for comfort convenience, wit Board, lor 1amilies or a party le Booms tor gentlemen. Kelers 25 VEST pear SECOND STREE —MODE. RATE 29 prices, ¢ Je Rooms, with or without Be ita small priv 2 nitiemen only; reference required. CET, 4¢ WEST—TWO vO. Rooms, s persons. « EAST FORTY-SIXT: 27 Madison avenue (Windsor gantly furnished Rooms, with Board, single Rooms for gentiemen, th’ good Board, in a private family ; le tor gentlemen, trom $3 to $16 tor two STREET, Hotel R THREE FINE small CORNER OF block).—Ele- for tamihes and vat 31) WEST THIRTY-SECO! sTR suite to let, with or rithont pri € EAST | FORTY. 36. fom Mane with first class Board; suitable for ge! ‘9; single gentlemen ; reierences rately or together; Room ; reterences exe 4] WEST, sr rat h sired; one hail 47 Box? 4 Rooms, with fire and gas NTH STREET, nuc.—A beautiful Room to let, Y-FIFTH STREET. — wit Sgontionen aud wile or a party of gentleme STRE ET HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ONE DOOR nieman and wile Y-IHIRD STREET.—DESIRABLE somely furnished Kooms,on second or a table it de- uged. HANDSOMELY private table, to for the winter, to gentleman and ee oraincle gentlemen ; table first class; g00d loeat 50 University place. and Bedroom, with Mandsomely NINTH STREB, BETWEEN BROADWAY AND furnished Parlor hern exposure. to % mod: | Board, to a family or a party of gentlemen; ‘torn a erate. $65 TER MONTH WILL BE PAID FROM DROEM- J) ber Lior good, substantial Board for gentleman and wife, and large Koym, second or Mihird story. Tue" nished or tnfurnished ; fire, gas, hot and cold water in- the highest A. B., box cinded; permanent for the winter if sulted; Zeierences given aud required. Address F. 205 Herald office. § MADISON 69 a! UE, =HANDSOMELY FUR- shied Suic of Rooms, on second floor, to let, to- gether or singly, with Board ; supplied and Louse select; reterences exchanged. FAST FIFTEENTH STREET, from 104 Yourth ay ns moderate. wi -ENGHTH 109 % ST re \TY. the table is abu TH STREET.—TO LE d.a furnished Second Floor and ndantly SECOND DOOR nue. —Handromely furnished af only. Ww. ‘A Jewish family ‘oonis (0 let, with Board ; situation h zo ard Rront Room aud hall Rooin on third Hoor ; reference given and required. 112 sr fivor, : ‘and w iren 12 ptaRTy. EIGHTH ¢ hall itoom on thir TWENTY THER srr. EAsi Fourth —A haudsomely furnished TREET, TO LET, rd, one large tront Boom on second ET, avenu loor ‘Of five rooms to tet, with or wihene Bourd; also. hall Revere Fooms. % exchanced. warn 126 81 LET, furnished, wi out Bu F ished. with or without Bow two adulis a Q4 BAST SixTeuntie BA Faikner's: 147 singly or en eutie, with first class on Qnd fambies; location central; resoren SIXTEENTH . Five of six neath, nt Bowrd; private ti nees exchanged, 158 — «a was, to gemtieman and wile or STREET © let, with Board, Rooms on the SEVENTIETH BTRERT.—A LADY Wit! two Bedrooms and Sitting Reom, with Board, FOUR ROOMS, . or would take nd ¢ hild, (LATE MRS, NEAR SIXTH ‘ds; nice Rooms, ral 1OF ge ntlenven NEAR SIXTH rnished Rooms to le if desired, Re two single gente: TWENTY.SEVENTH EAST © also at low price rerices exchanged. IRTY-FIFTH STREK' 223 wentlemen; t 248 erms very moderate ; refere BAST THIRTY. RiGee 8’ nished Rooms, with Board, $4 50 pi eit Koons to lel, without bowed, oF Tor Milt hi so good table poarer $3 per week; a physi- phe UR. r week; also TIN PRIVATE ae Famiy, {wo large and well furnished Rooms to th or Without Board. tor gentleman and wile of ences. DRERT. PAN 1c Prices: Board down: $5 to $6 per week; first ei) Bin pleasant Kooms, aoe and Mire | imonadeds ourd, $5 por week; every accommodation. WES? FOURTEENTH st RET, LARGE, 32 pleasant Rooms, second and third foore with hird floors, with t class Board, for tamilie: ae eoene Wes oF gentlemen; terms’ suod- WEST FORTY. Sixt Bal with Board tor tw: a jurnished, with every convenience; be oTauet rye Koons, newly $. LET, other Loard | Hanw! Orn | tet, JALLEN HOUSE, 165 HUDSON STREET, CORNER of Laight Excellent Board, $6 to$7 50 per week, with sinele loom; ingle oom, without board, $2 an Bae arass, Lodging, @ cents; gentlemen only. Open all night. OTEL BRANTING, MADISON AVENUE, CORNER Fully-eighth street, newly opened and elegantly fur- nished ; Wotand cold water in rooms, house heated by am.—Rooms, en suite or qungly, at moderate rates tor perms is; table d'hote at 6. refitted ; fine Root one elegant Suit, first sock. HOTEL, NO. 9) BOWERY, COR- ner of Bayard streot.—200 light Rooms, heat ta hished, De. or Gc. per night, $2 60 to $1 per wi geutlemen ont T. GERMAIN, FIFTH AVENUR, TWENTY-SECOND > ‘street, Rroadway.—American ‘and European plan; Newly painted outside and in. rooms all trout: moderate price to first clags parties tor the winte WM. G. TOMPKINS, proprietor. QUARE. HOUSE (AMERICAN PLA®), Twenty-first street.—Kefurmsiied and wf prices tor responsible r arti TEW ENGLAND rt 5 for WINTER RESORTS. T THE RIVERSIDE HOUSR, FOOT OF 1582p eet and Hud: mn Rive you can procure elegant Accomodattions at pantie prices; 1¢ trains daily from Thirtieth street depo OYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N. P., BANE Ras, isopen for the reception ot guests.” Persons ‘o escape the rigors of a Northern winter can ob- ‘ation by addressing tain cirenlar containing full mfor JAMES LIDGERWOOD, 755 Broa way TJ VORIER, Propri tor. SALES AT AUCTION, RCH. JO! ‘ON, AUCIIONEER.—OF £1 salesroom 37 Nassau sircet, opposite the Post office, Horne Auction Brayeh, 19. to. 3 Thirteenth sireet MARBLE GOOUS VASES, BRONZE oy one &C, DAY) DNE: AT HIS SALESROOM, S7NASSAU AT Il (CLOCR EACH’ DA LARGE AS PENT OF MARBLE sG0O8, Vases, CARD RE E TALIA NSE, BRO: PARC GoaDe ae, JUST RECEIVED FROM ITALY, LLEN B. MINER, AUOTIONEFER, Satesrooms 95 Caambers and a Beate street. By A stn Bb. MINER BRO. WEDNESDAY, Nov. ig 4 e grt} o'clock, at their salestoom 5 Chambers and cade BANKRG PT STOCK OF Books. ol HnoMos, &e., to be sold without reserve, comprising the standard authors in every line of literature. This stock is quite fresh, and in es ee miiger 2d tate the celebrated authors, such a ulwer, Dickens, Irvi Hume, Byron, Muntoael Cowpe' er, Longfellow. Tennyso Yates, Lover, ac.< also works on History, Medicine, Ancient and Modern Literature, Javenile Books, £c. Splendid, in addition to the above, a collection of choice Chromos, with and without trames, will be offered. Now 120 West 234 street, between Oil and 7th ava. Elegant Imported Furniture, made to order for present owner, in Haris: rosewood concert grand Piayotorte, made by teusckering & son, pler and m: Mirrors, bronzes, fine order, sold, in consequence (ine owas? golag aoroad £2 Fealde, gs follows, viz arlors—Elegant Moquette Carpets; double and si arlor Suits: in finest qualliy ‘crimson satin. brocatel conanda wood Secretaire Bookcase, {0 volume: Books, Htageres and Tables to match, crimson roc: ‘and lace Curtains, rich Bronzes, Clocks and ments, fine’ porcelain and China Vase: y— Hoe cet, Carpets, elanorately cai 4c. Libri eet reps: Bookcase, Cabi- Het Tables Mantel Mirrors, Litrary Tables, Otl Paintings, Curtains, Bronzes, Clock Ornaments, Side Pisces, &c. Dining Room—Velvet Carpets, Extension Table, Ubairs to match; Wilbur's fire and burglar proof , Parlor Suits, covered in plush erb Vinuer Serv ‘from the royal tactory of Beri, about 250 pieces; cost $400; French cut Giassware, &c: Bedrooms consist solid rosewood and biack walnut Bed- room Suits, English Carpets, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Dress- ing Cases, Chairs, by oo) rtains, 20 curled hair and spring Beds, Pillows, Bolsters, Blankets, Turkish Lounge and Chairs, Sewing Machine, 4&c.; also basement and servants’ Furniture; over $00 lots catalogue. N. B.— The largest and richest salc of the season. UCTION SALE—POSITIVELY. THIS DAY (TuesMay), Iv}4 o'clock, at private residence 210 West Twenty-first street, near Seventh avenue, over $40,0%) worth handsome Houtehold Furniture, con: sisting of three elegunt Parlor Suits, in brocade, satin and Drogatel; Turkish Easy Chairs, Centre and Console Tables, Mirrors, Curtains, Clocks, two magnificent rosewood Pianof $5,000 worth on joried Parts Brouzes, fine Statuary, &c.;t Extension Dining se" tes, it Paintings, ree Bookcases, Library Tables. volumes 4 sideboard, Dinix; ‘ockery, &e. ; Fosewoos Bureaus, Ward- robes, Washstands, aun, hair and spring Mat- tress rep, and plush Bedroom Stits, hall and kitchen Furniture, 19 Varpets, &c. open at 9A. M. Cate: logues ready. Take Heventh or Higueh avenue cars. BERT ©. CASHIN, Auctioneer. LBERT B. WALDRON. A AUCTIONEER, Saiesrooms 108 we ‘y inn eer ‘and 38 Church street. on W EBDAY, at 1 Ege 4 Bock, Parlor, ber, dining niture, inelnding: every article used in framed ann os and Engravings, anise Goods ie Holiday Presents, Tors, ats bint qui Dens ae © aig Cutlery, Pla Brussels and HAZELL, AUCTIONEER, tuesday), November 25, four salesrovin, 118 Chaubers street, i it nd Pe in lots to suit city and fable an wie ee veTrox Nove 15s DA “at 10% ofctoek Heavy and Shi S French Tinned Ware. A large assortment of first and second quality Goods ; ‘Also 100 cross screws, 44 Rate et Drills, 100 dozen Sles, Guns, Chains, Steal, Sash Weights, de. . & OO., Auctioneers. NOUSEKEEPERS.—AT ror ny at 10% o'eloek, com Ysor genteel housckeep- meer, svils wll the elegant ne DAL fosidencs reel, near Hroeway, vis, rosewoud Planotorie: coc Sane ron ay, bedroom Suits, Mirrors, Hrugeis Carpets, Ol P itjor and lace Curtains, single and double Bodstoads, seh Ardrobes, spring and liair Mattresses, Lorngon % ining room, bedroom nnd kitchen Furniture? T AUGTION TO THF BIDDER..w shall sell this day (Iiies@ay), at ll o'clock, the haw some Homsehold Furniture in. the large residence West Fourteonth sircet, between Seventh ond Kighth enues, embracing parlor, chamber, fining room fein es urniture of over heirs) are janotorte, Co rrors, Curtains, Pxten. mye thi ont eracne hair Matiresses, ihe entire furniture ee 4 tiene ‘ake grat se. De @ters qui howekce pery ice, ie ot be sold without, reserve, Auctioneers. between Twenty-third and Forty-second sirects, | W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER, SEL, this day, at il o'clock, fitst class Meat Market West Thirtteth stree’ ice house, B* MAX BAYERSDORFER, AUCTIONEER, SE) to-morrow (Wednesday), corner Grove stree Waverley place, Stock and Fixtures of elegantly fitted Butcher Shop, AX BAYERSDORFER'S office, 62 Bowery. ge ‘D, JEWETT, AUCTIONRER, By J. EB. ©) 135 sreeamich street, cor ner Dey, EORGE H. COLLINS: Moitgagee. Bri NESDAY, November 26, 104, o'clock. Special sate of Fancy Goods, Toys, Clocks, Clothes Racks, dc,; also Hardware and Pinted Ware, Cutlery, coal Hod oyels, wogd and hand Saws, tr NRY B. HERTS AUCTIONEER. ‘Grand Central Salesrooms, 656 Broadway, between Bleecker and Bond streets. EXECUTOR’S SALE OF FANCY FURS, SLEIGH AND LAP ROBES, &C., &C., On TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, commeneing at 10. Cidoeiock ‘cach aay, ‘at the salesrooms, ois, 656 Brondway. betng the entire stock of a large manufacturer lately deceased, all of which were made up expressly for this Season's ‘trade, and are of the very finest quality and fully euaranteed, embracing, in pi ey ri me and fashion- able real (ur seal Cloaks, Sacks, ; Russian and Hudson Bay Sabie, Mink, ‘Alaska Sal Sable, royal Lr- mine, Marten and other Fars, iti every varicty. Hudson, Bay Wolf, | Black. White and jOrtsaty , Wolverine and other sleigh and odes, Gloves, Collars, &c., &c., offering a fine opportunity to those in want e really first class Furs, asevery lot will be positively sold with- out any reserye to close the estate, by order of executors, gods ou exhibition with catalogues early on morning of sale. 8. WEINBERGER, | AUCTIONEER. REGULAR sypitlegof General Merchandive, this day, Tues: Yember 25, at 10% o'olock, at 15g Bowery. tic Games Ditelos ‘Blankets Comforters vartains, Wax Dolls, Cutlery, Jewelry, Wines, Liquors, Gigars, & AMES M. FORD, AUCTIONKER—SELLS THIS DAY, o) at 2orclock, the genteel Furniture rge dwelling house at 357 Bowery, consisti 3 farlor Suite, 9 Bed: jrown, room and Chamber Suits, 2 Cotiage Bookca’e, Ward- robes, Buffets, Btagercs, 3 Hedsteada ‘Bureaus’ Wash: stands, Sofas, airs, ‘Tal pec several French plate Mirrors, about 40 Carpets Oil Paintings, Curemos, © &e.; Stoves, ining and Kitehen h everything useful for house- j¢ rain or shine. ‘OUN A. _ AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL, THIS day at 10%. ‘the ‘entire Machinery and Stock of ‘atch Vactory, 9 and Sil West Forty-tfth M chines for cutting and Pulleys Spooling Ma Chemicals, ae. MARsHaus SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU. tion, I will sell at spotion, this day, at No. 5 Green- wich aveuue, at Ui o'clock A. M. Cron ey fe — Surgical Instruments, one large Case and o A. SP HINGSTEIN: cots “Marshal M ORTGAGE SALE.—THOS, J. MGRATH, AUCTION. eer, will sell, this day, at 1039 o'clock, at 176 Hest mireet, the Fixtures @r a grocery store, Counters, Beales, Weighits, ac. PTORY SALE By order attorney for m rts wager. ERE! OF SGEASSWARY, LAMPS, Fixtures, &c. HENRY LOTZ Auctioneer, wall sal, dn Tuesday, November 25, 1873, at 10 o'clock A. M., the SResneive wholeeale stock of Richard ‘Basters in tore: 28 Barclay street, New York, withou: reserve, to sult pur: Chaser to close the business” Consisting ot ‘table Glass. Ware, katape, Chimneys, Chandeliers: Stackets, 407 or ‘one Marvin Safe, large and new, Catalogues day of sal AWNBROKER'S SALE—WATOHES AND JEW. elry, this day.—JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer, will sell t 12 o'clock, 990 lots Gold and Silver nd Diamond ra Gl Guns, Pisiols, Silverware, Musical and emaucal In struments, Fancy Goods. By order of John J. Levy, 45 Sixth avenue. AWNBROKER'S SALE. tioneer, 133 Chath. o'clock, 500 lots men’ women’s Ciothi Shawis, Remnants, Blankets ind. Bedding, Boots, Shoes, ae o Coats, Pants and Vests. By order Moss Bros., hatham sirect. AWNBEORERIS SALF.—RICHARD FIFE iff's and General Auctioneer, salesroom ot #. ny o'clock, 500 lots resses, Shawls, Remna a Beds, Beddine, Quilts, Blankets, yan ae ah Conts, Pauts and Vests. By order ft. Sim miny ines; matche: irge lot of Mateh Sticks, HOS. J. M'GRATH, AUC. will “ell this A Women's Clothing glothin 7 ube Freneh Spink casks Brandie: um, Port wad Sherry Wipes, a large lot Wines ‘and if iors ios eo page, a 09) Cigars, various rand je positive, renee dealers invited. Et BIN tars large lot of Goods, at 53 slike metin Bal nipacs Dresses, fue wool shawin cith Sacquos, lace Curtains; also 100'beavy Overconts, one four-pull Ale oe, and Counter, large Show Glass Case, Iron Safe, Ye HOUSE: in this City and “Bocklpn NY PARTY HAVING A NICELY FURNISHED Honse, in a good central location, which they Paelis let 1o a responsible party, at any low figure $100 nth, for the winter, may address box ino Pos Post mo ‘ain house, with all Aes FURNISHED, fren rove H gine “ Her location Letween Wausau Fa Twenth. eth streetas ne: econd avenue. Addre i. box 180 Heratd of sag teri, ANTED—STORE, OR PART or rent. Address C, 0. 8. M., Herald Ry ie J ANTED—A SMALL NEATLY FURNISHED HOUSE. for a sinall family, si'nated between Fourteenth Bas Formeth Foxgid and Third and Sixth avenues, pant emt moderate, Address, stating terms, G, "Herald office. SANTED—BY A GENT MAN AN W small, unfurnished Store or brick Parte cod omee, ANTED a= FIRST FLOOR, ¢ Weres location, rent not to exceed §1,40). rae ee G ‘Address’ APPLA- TANTED—A SMALL FORNISHED HOU Brookivn, or ih the Couniry. Heat a Mathon, ant not over one hour distant, for sx months or lor must be tn arat rat clase Helghburtvosd. eat wot ever or annuin; advance paywent 4 BRE spn agar, wvwents i madean abject Ad ae ce 4 ra "SMALE UNFUR. nisfied House, low rent, hetween sixth a avenues and Twenty-third ahd a ly fourth stre aa MILLIKES'S, Real Estate OMice, 46 Sixth aventio, W STED—A FRENCH PLAT, BELOW PLPTY-NINTH street, for ba vg 7. Address, with rooms, pried, &ey 8 Morag Upton MeO oF _MEDICA Le DFFICE 190 LIBERTY MME, MAXWELL PHYSICIAN, RESIDENCE A 114 Last Tenth Com near Third avenue. i a A. =—Dk. AND MME. GRINDLE, PHYSICIANS @6 *_vears’ practice), 120 West Twenty sixth street ony tag ba ha 180. — Teast Sit frst door f ANK 1%. LATE OF PRUSSIA; ri: offtee 16 Bleecker YONSULT DR. OR MME. WEST, FO C plaints, _Ofice private. _55 Blewek: fe Ae D4 Sie TTENTION DR. consultation tre OM KING, ¢ OLD ESTABLISHED B Vv, No 6 Amity at, tear Broadway, LM iy Consultation Iree, fine white oak Fixtures; superior | GRAND DRAMATIC REVIVAL Ovation to the world’s favorite, EDWIN ADAMS. Brillant reception. Crowded house. The grand poet's idea! of Exocu it ARDEN Fealizod in Amoric Lovers of tae iatetiectuni: poetic aud Mctnctie draran wit with suthusiamn rites pleased and the Public fascinated. Mine, JULIE MARGUERITEN charming Interpretation Tl ragoe ag S$ GLORIOUS POEM with aerate acente and musical et ts an rte tableaux, every n DNESDAY, SALE RDA sa a RAN ASUIVING Prices down to panic standards TPHBATRE wane B, 51 Bro Br. JOSH i Tin SPRCCALAY WHiAKEH Oi CHR WOR Always something new. First week of the beautiful yor: [88 SOPALE LMA, MK. THOMAS HARPER, the one-leaged song and dunce artist. Reappearauce of Mr. TONY HART, Mr, JOUN WILD, es Propitetor. D, Mrs. JOUN WILD, HARRIGAN “and HART, in their sketen, WHO owsg THE CLOTHES L(Nt t his three sons, in the new Rn is ; 4 sae BRN FAMILY. ew and iy oteh, DOWRUNKO, OR THE NAN ABOUT TOW: and arses tits o ihe military draiwa, . ir the Lone Siar 01 “c., the braas band. having rr LIGAN Grains, Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. extra mating N Lae METROPOLITAN 1 THEATRE, 8S and 537 Broadway. and 587. Manager .R. W. BUTLER Brilliant Attraction. Novelties without Number, METROPOLITAN, MISS LEONA DARE, METROPOLITAN, JOHN HART. Thanksgiving, 585 METROPOLITAN, MISS NULLY PTERIS, METROPOLITAN, JOLIN ALLEN, METROPOLITAN, SAM RICKEY, METROPOLTRA NX. MASTER BARNEY. DRYNAN OS THE CCAS ud STON, “aww tes poy entitled A SLIPPER DAY, Roaring Paree, entitied LOTTERY. - John Allen's Bounce, ‘Anew Sensation Drama, entitled CUBA SHA IS AND AS SHE WILL BE. Seo billy ai the Immense Company will Appe open at7; curtain rises a Popular rere of admission ones secured in advance. jatinces on Weduesday and Saturday. Extra Matinee on Thursday, fhanksgteing ‘Day. R, SAMUBLLS) NEW PARK THEATRE, A. i, SAMUELLS' . THAN WEDNESDAY, movenber 28, THANKSGIVING DAY MATINEE AT 2 P, ot MONDAY, December 1, the world renowned artist, CARLOTTA LECLERC( Box office now open, and 114 Broadway. New York. | Tec THEATRE, Fonrtcentn street, Sixth avenne. THREE GRAND GALA NIGHTS, commencing November 27, THANKSGIVING aa A SPLENDID BILL, hursday, Friday a day evenings, Nore DAM. Mr. T. C, KING as Quasimodo, hs original character, To conclude with ‘the s ridin comedictta, entitled pitt, CHARLES WHUEATLEIGH as Achille Talma All the company in the cast. Popular prices, Box office Bow open. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. 201 BOWERY. Tho celebrated Character Vocalist, TUESDAY i hel Ld nal Change fon in her origina: eon ATINE: Messrs. ue el and se Triy, ATINK) in their Fl ay ee Trapeze Feats, MATINEE EUGENE BUITZ's Comic Sketches, MATINEE The new penestional Drama, TO-DAY, CUBA'S DELIVERERS. T 234, TONY PASTOR and all the favorites, ALLACK'S THEATRE.—SUNDAY, NOVEMBER $0. Proprietor. and Manager. Mr. LE ESTER WALLACK Messi AKOSOH respe itully announce the LAST UNDAY CONCERT (prior to departure) of the STRAKOSCH GRAND ITALIAN "ANY, SUNDAY EVENING. November Pe atB8o'clock. Upon this occasion the following eminent artists will ap- Mile, OSTAVA rorntast: the eminent Soprano. Signor ITALO COMVANINI (iis frst and only appear- ance ere. in enndey, ert). M, VICTOR MAUREL, the distinguished Baritone, an te Rita a we FULL Baa ie te pee REGIMENT, = Db, J, DOWNING, Leader, y Musical Director and Conductor. Mir. 8, BEURENS General admission, $1. Reserved seats, 0 cents and $1 extra, according to lo- cation Bale of seats willcommence Thuraday, November 27, at the Academy of Music. | SOCIATION HALL. THE YALE GLER CLU: aif tt oT PAGE GLEE CLUB. ALE | Theis Ast and only evening in New York this season, WEDNESDAY, NOVE: MBER 26, P.M, Admission 50 cents, Reserved seats 76 cont at Scnir- mer's, 701 Broadway, and at the Ha! ‘$0 B" D TOM OOSCERT» STEINWAY HALL | eae TOM, THE GREAT NUSICAL PRODIGY AND PIANIST. Rp TOM, TUESDAY, ‘Nov: EMBER 25, ATSP.M. Bu tow, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER & il ATS P.M. Ny mala TOM MATINEE—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1:30 P. M. Admission, 8 cents. Reserved Seats, 75 cents, HE PILGKIM, EVERY YEVENING ATE SATURDAY, 234 F. M., arnt n THANKSUL SIVING, I0°A. Bh for children onl; re 4 Boe. ay ie aad 8 the evening side gallery 25¢.; par- “Over Sid tickets already sold. HALL Be THE GRAND ATOR DRAMA TO. ae ine haste ‘as gh pees at. Grand ie Mai Ye to-day at ver) i Freet_ [attend today: - 4a tata ARLEM THEATRE : AND. MUSIC WALL. AUGUSTIN DALY'S LPT AVENUE THEATRE COM. EDY COMPANY, NEW i) EVE; OF, FALSE SHAME, THR ooo on ARACTER stress, Mrs. George Wa Ware at Ton: Music Halis. ci tte Tusaddy Opera House, jatinee to-day. meal JAY WATSON'S MUSICAL AGENCY, 02 CLIN. + ton place.—Gratuitous information given to persons Abont purchasing musleal_ merehundiee oF emplarinons teacher, Katablished 1963 Cirowlars and eutalogues HE GEM Mh elt, A —DODWORTINS CLASSES FOR DANCING. No, 212 Fitth Seren #oFaRE f Ayen ty.sixth street, Twice a werk—Mondays and. Th T sd Wedne ave el a Setanteos ayh Tuesdays and Friday Once eek—BSaturday morni! Send for a circular. T WILSON & HAMILTON'S SELECT DANCING Academy, Arthur Hall, 98 West Fourteenth sir 4 near Eighth avenue. Classes always open for beg inn pi terms, &., seud for circular, Soiree every Tuesday T MR, TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF D. Lyric Hail, 723 Sixth avenue, agearvon re ‘npils can atiend at their convenics ind vidual instruction in Waltzing, eee. Bee el culay. —J, MARS’ AUCADE! A. Bleecker street. ef Breet ay and Friday a i children Wednesta ay and Tatura alter. pines every Saturday evening at8 o'clock. Send J. SAUSE'S DA DANCING ACADEMIES.—OLASS: . at Mason Me au a cand th ere CThlrtcenth ares and Bi Hi OURIVATE Lestikh are map lat, Savor evening © O Apeucted at Private Academy, 2” Bast eleventh ALLETMASTER DUMAR'S DANCING A 24 West M Tog ey neat Broadway,—P #8 lessons All quarter: Six “in priva rats 16880 ROORKES' DANCING AUADEMY, 961 BROOME St, abit he fashionab'e par pees in one souree of lesson, Ey, rive er, taught perieouy per peered ant and Fridays 7H P. Hiton Ty RUAN Gi aay cy? re TLASKO'S DANCING CLASS FOR GENTLEMEN commences Monday, December I, at pipnew hall, 5] og -fifth street, hear southeast corner of Broadway, at FoR ce sollte it by ten fis vunanvsi carats cach. i aid oftes, oS? three TRIPLE SHEET, AOR chook SY WREK BUT ONE ERB SPRUTACLE I. vie PRODUGED NY STAGE ig WO ; BLACK CROOK, THE BLACK onookY THE BLACK crook, THE BLACK crook, BONI-AND GIAVASSI. AST WEEK BUT ONE, THE BLACK Choo BUT ont ONS’ REVEL, THE BLACK CROOK. UTMCAL DANCE. LAST WEEK BUT ONE. THE BLACK CROOK. NATIONS’ BALLET, LAST WEEK BUT ONE. THE BLACK OHOOK, | INCANTATION SCENE, THE BLACK CROOK, wor’ GOLDEN TERRACE, THE BLACK CROOK oe son! # AND ALLEGORY, B ON THE BLACK clear” an VaeLENDID TABLEAU, THE BLACK CROOK, DAVIES. MVENTRILOQUIST, THB BLACK CROOK, THE BLACK crook eee DUT OR Ore alors. a v. inne nue oi ‘AIDIS SISTERS. THE BLACK CROOK, WON DERVUL GIRA RDS Every events) n SrtA: BA pea et ns RaciviNa Dav. ATURDAY MATINEE AT HALE-PAST pwn ose on MONDAY, December ¥. the eclebrated will appear in zt on gat ‘Dramatic, Musical, Legend- "i nual bes io DREN INTHE WOOD Or, THE eth UNCLE AND OLD FATHER TIME, rodaced with new. Scenery, Costumes and Grand Bal. fets, at an expends of over forty thousand dollars N1wLO'S GARDEN, SPECIAL, ANNOUNCEMENT, SIRALEY BROTHERS, RD TO THE PUBLIO. The pub are respectfully. advised that we are under engagement and appear only at Niblo's Garden, and the use of our name by any other establishment Is wholly unauthorized, ALFY BROTHER: GRAND ovERA NOUSE. BEGINS at 8 imission 50 cents, SPECIE PRICES, } Reserved Seats 50 conts extra, Family Circle 40 conts. mane? Nov. 25, and EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY first times on any stage of a new and original i Etravegauee and trick and spectacuiar Ey Pantomiune, by Mr. pan FOX, entitled HUMPTY DUMPTY ABROAD, with resplendent Seen Scenlo Effects, by Messrs. George Hols. ter, Be W. Witham, L. W. Beavey, Louis Duflocg and ta roperiies and appointments by Robert Cutter and as- stants. *Goaty an ‘and most gorgeous Costumes, by Mme. Finchette oe aad nineciae ballats, Dances, Mixcirhs end Group- ings by the rally Brothers inal Music and choice ant POUnIAD arrangements of tnailtoat music, by Mr, Stre! meek ‘The most Ingenious Mechanica Surprises, &c., by Mr. ‘Thomas Kelly and assis Prince Dociilion........ ‘The original Humpty ‘Di Old One Two, Buckle 1 Miss Fi ae. etx ny Bhs. The Ae Admirans Belline. Mass Adelaide Lennox. The £ ‘air + Miss Roberta Norwood he ep cette Miss Agnes Lee Mr. J. H. Howland ms Hoar at TLabor Miss Margaret Chambers The Hour of Dinner Miss V. Stewart The Hour ot Dance. Miss Ida Bell ce Hour of Prayer. Miss BE. Wo The Hour of ae Tony Thomas, a salty Tho Emperor ot ihini ‘The Widow of 80 1 Mandarin of the Red button C, Welling Firebrandus, of the Fiery Forest. vse Brady Steamupplbus, Beit es Wiery Forest +; ;Golden, Teeherg, ar the chiathews Wareham Hamilton Knowles jowland Stalling Johnny of th Eating ti 40. Enos Suniling Johnny of use. }. Enos Outlet, & buicher ¥. Balls BYNGPSIa I, Poe J.—The Subterranean Regions of Becton The Hours Invoked—Their Compact. Scene Golden Valloy—Humpt pectont from. Palac PoC raeeo ge i the Ri ow tart ue ce Palace of Instrume ie Realm of Harmonic—. penance oe of Herr ‘Lind and of the tavorite RIGL 5S! saisted UY. I SGRAND BALLET OF INSTRUMENTS, invented gee shes under the direction of the Kiralfy Brothers. Grand Transit formation | Scene L—The Celestial a King of the Emperor Chang- Ta Neat rier te Rejoici People and and ie mong the pal Bee ela ae and One-Two in a Balloon join the rand ae aie Divertissement de Dance, ss Hy il NG, designed by mah iu Hong Hong;” b; B errii nig, tralia ay cuypBRarnb a2 SAGELEY 1 TROUPE, | scone rand Lantern Festival felora, (Beene Hl-—Ouiskiris of the ly tlumpey oramle Voyage th: ne Burning Forest to my 4 ‘Nook Pole and to 3ce! |.—Sunny y italy amply s Adven- tures Among the Brigands and wit ers. GRAND ITALIAN 1 dl ills Sol N FAMILY in a new and original t; rolieane Humpty at more mis- chies; finds himself, w UNEXPECTED D TRANSFORMATION, at the New York yacht r: "AGT HUMPTY DUMPTY IN NEW YORK, Scene T.—An Artist's Studio. Cutting a Man to Pieces. Scene IL— Di peices, Scene I1l.—Tho Elevated Boarding Hi grand tab- a Wi leau avd transformation to Farragut’ lashe: hh to or shrouds. inet ata on und Hideous Glen, ‘with change to the new and gorgeous transformation scen n HE REALM OF THE HOURS - Ways, RAND MATINER THANKSGIVING DAY AT 13g O'CLOCK, Wt ACK'B. Vroprictor and Manager. .Mr. LESTER WALLACK Pertormance begins at 8 P. M. ; terminates 10:40. FIFTH WEEK OF THE COMEDY SERIES. EVERY. EVENING DU! DURING THE WEEK, also on, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. at Tidy, ‘oote’s ‘amps comedy, entitled with Mr. Tom Taylor's comedictta, called E BENSON. Te OBLIG Character: Lustre WAULAGK, JOUN OFM eaey Bi BECKET? FERGUSON, J. W. CARROLL, Miss J EEERYS RWIS, Miss RFFIE CSA Mrs, JOUN SEFTON aud Miss DORA Gonb- The fourth sf the present seri i Robertson's delightfut comed: yoo log WHE Pe. Seno HOME, aa manager begs to announce that he has received MR, DION BOUCICAULT anew Wore of the bighes hest Dee tN Hee sors, Tt wilt - produced n be sutistactorily prepared.” THANKSGIVING. AcAPaey OF MUSIC. RAND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, under the Cool ta (i Foote Shook & Palmer, of the on Sana atre, in Aid of the Ww CHURCH OF 8ST. AGNES, Rey. B.C, MACDOWEEL. Pastor, East, ee oes oe ste. when the following’ eminent artists, ni kindly Volunteered, will rls |B the courleny fot Messrs. Lester Wallack, sarvet er and Dan Bryant) EXCEPTIONALLY Y SHIULIANT PROORAMME, Tata, J. FLORENCE, Mrs. W. J. raat bea ise BE EYTINGE ing BLITZ W ATHERSBY, THANKSGIVING Silss EPPIE GEUMON Miss EMILY, MESTAYER, THANKSGIVING W. J. FLORENCE, a Mr, STUART ROBSON: THANKSGIVING Mr. E. D. rea a Nr, DAN BRYAN THANRSGrvING | Mr. J. CARROLL, _ and ‘many others, Put pacticolere i OFA n papers of Wegpeatsy next next. x RA. ta ae at box waters Academy of Muste and ad Paton are Theatre, and Pastor's residence, 1dl East 43d ARNUM BRILLIANT AT THE RINK BARNUM Reopening of the THE RINK BARNUM Gre: AT THE RINK BARNUM World's | Tate AT pa RINK BAENUM| WEDNESDAY EVENING, | AT THE RINK BARNUM AT THE RINK BARNUM yhutn AT THE RINK BARNUM | AFTERNOON AND EVEN. |AT THE TINK BARNUM ING FOR THE AT THE RINK BARNUM — AT THE RINK BARNUM| NOLIDAY E TUN, BAGRUM SEASON, Eu gegen AY THE RIN BARNUM] HOLIDAY AT THE HINK BARNUM SEASON. [AT THK RINK BARNUM ‘sane AT THE RIN BARNUM| LOLIDAY AT THE RINK BSESUM SEASON. [AT THE RINK ANN UM AT THE RINK BARNUM |THE ONLY OREM RING, IN| AT THH RINK BAENUM | NEW. YO AR THE RINK BARNUM ovaiTo Dis |AT THE WINK BARNUM PLAY. ThE AT THE RINK BARNUM | INNUMERABLE. KOVED. | AT THE RINK BARNUM| TIES FORWARDED BY | AT THE R BARNUM BAR AT THE RINK BARNUM | PROM EUROPE on THis RINK BANU GREAT SHO HINK ALT N ARNUM| HEATED BY STEAM Ni BAU THROUGHOUT, at tHe ve BARNUM — AT THE RIN. BARNUM DOUBLE crRoUS A RINK BARNUM at 4 RIN RaaNuM 2 AND 8 O'CLOCK, ae re BARNUM TWO HUNDRED AU THE RINK BARNUM AT THE Rid, BARNUM | ARTISTS, AT THE RU NUS iT S BARNUM) POPU LARP PRICES, AT THE RINK NUM] AT THE RINK BARNUM | Children nunder + Beents |AT THE RINK BRANES OPERA HoUSH—IWENTY-THTRD st, between sixth and Seventh ae near Booth's Theatre. Begins Theatre, Begins Over at firday ee YANT'H ORE. MINSTER, TROU: ina pAilant if Serie Ee Feat taped a Ae Th fey Nelse. Se Save teed, By ha BNE TEMG I Oni Tad DAY AT 2. MI shATS pa pia half price to matineos. ‘rectory EE © ‘ N mah POR hs in ip Vengeance. {ie ri oid end MINITION OVEN T¢ TO NIG uT, Mara Room, corner place. Concluding by Gteieee PILLAR Eee teeth Hel 336 | ‘iy Jd Indi denen ms sit Poa tJ. PLANC A PLANCHATD, TUEAT. riment of Wigs for ‘# all colors; Muse tache: i fuverisis for sale, to ners aod made ty order, __AMUSEMEN'rs, elite cece PRQADWAY THE THEATRE, 723 AND 730 BROADWAY, Begins at & Admission Se, Reserved seats Sc, and $Lextra. Family Uirele, Adee FAREWELL NIGHTS OF CARLOTTA LE CLERCQ. THE SPECIAL OCCASIONS of the weox at this house are tobe the GRAND EXTRA MATINEE on TANKS. GIVING DAY, tho FAREWELL BENEFIT OF Miss LE CLERCQ on FRIDAY EVENING and the FARE- WELL MATINEE on SATURDAY, CARLOTTA LE CLERCQ | WILKIB COLTINS' ‘aa own ‘dramatization of mercy Sigreick | _THk'NEW MAGDALEN, Seats may be secured in advance, Monday hext, December. ty HORACE LINGARD and ALICE DUNNING, Rooms THEATRe. LESSER, J. B, BOOTH, LAST WEEK OF MR. EDWIN BOOTH, ee who w! appear on MONDAY AND Fi bs DAY EVENIN OTHELLO, EDNESDAY EVENING, IAGO, THe RSD AY, Pit AND. SUYLOCK, SALURDAY EVENINGS, SATURDAY MATINEE § NOVEMBER 2, AT 1.90, THY PET ANGER Mr, EDWIN BOOTH as, rerittcuto. On MONDAY EVENING, December 1, 187 2 ant Mrs Wet PLORENGES TICKET OF LEAY Seats secured in advance at, the theatre H. Ditson & Co,, 71 Broa nd at tho music store of ©, NION SQUARE THE Propriet Manage: Mr. ge! SHOOK |. PALMER THE CHARALING. FAIRY DRAMA THE WICKED WORLD, whieh, notwithstandi SORMOUS SECC! cannot be played after next Satu Characiers by Miss Clara Morri: whose represéniation of the part of SELENE is prononneea by the 08 10 Do ie WICKED | most competent jud WICKED fame effort of her Ilie—Miss K Claxton, Miss Maud Care Miss WORLD. Meta Bariett Mia Kate Holland, | WORLD. iss Kinily Lewis, Mr, Jr. Mr. Robson. GRAND MATINEE ON THANKSGIVING DAY. ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, will be produced a new. chnotional ies in five acte nd six tableus, entided by DION BOUCICAULT, wriften expressly tor this theatre, in which Miss. Rose, Kytinge, Miss Claxton, Miss Mestayer, Miss Weatherby, Mrs. Wilking, Messrs, Thorne, Rankin, Burroughs Montgomery and Stuart Re will appear. N®% FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, West Oren. rie street, next to Broa! Way. Mr. AUGUSTIN DAL Mr. DALY begs to announce the completion of the new and magniticent theatre erected for him atthe above central location, und that, the Bet REGULAR COM. EDY SEASON of the FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY fin NN WEDNESDAY NIGHT, ‘December 3, 1873. The inaugural entertainment ea comprise an ORIGI- NAL POLTCAL ADD! written eaprocy for the occasion by Dr. OLIVE WHNDELL HOLMES, andan ENTIRELY ORIGINAL COMEDY, in five acts. written expressly for this company by by. ue JAMES ALBERRY, ©. R. Thorne, MeKee Rankin and Stuart Proprietor and Siinager The box sheet for the FIRST NIGHT will be opened at the Broadway Theatre Saturday morning, Nov. 29, at o'clock, and tie sale of seats for all the other mghts of the FIRST WEEK will be commenced on Monday morn- ing, Dee. 1, at the box offies of the new theatre, Admission, $1: Orchestra and Balcony Chairs, $1 503, Dress Circle’ Chairs, $1; Reserved Seats in the family circle, 75 cents; Family Circle Sofas, 80 cents. Pro- gconitim Boxes, Holding five or seven persons, $19 aud $12; Parquet Frivate Boxes, $10, 7 OOD'S: pee 8 JOHN E, OWENS. NTHUSIA8TIC SUCCESS, EVENING AT 8. 1AFTERNOON AT 2. The eminent Comedian The charming perene Mr, JON OWENS: LOUISE g HAWTE HORSE ani own Dramatic Combination, ue terre BORGIA, in the Comedy of concluding with VICTIM: the laughable 0; ialty, Somed y and EON SHINGLE.’ | POOR FILLICODD CADEMY.—AIDA Base fled eae STRAKOSCH Trt OP eEA COMPANY (Prior to departure for Philadelphia, Pa.) a lock P. M.¢ To-morrow (Wedne: Ys mpremiaes figo on Friday evening. November 2A, at, first representations in America of vi Verdi's last and great. ‘est work, in four acts, AIDA! AIDA! AIDA! (The Ethiopian Slave.) The opera will be presented with ss ly new scenery by Professor Magnani, of the Royal Theatre, Parma, Di SEUrS y new, by M. *Ascull, of the Venice nice. eer, Del Prato and ‘Boechi, of the Graniger, from Pari mat ery by Mr. Tactellart, from La Seal: Filan, ana mage) ao Mr Dornbach, of the Academy usic, New Act l—Scene re = the Palace of the King at Mem Scen 0 2a bis of the Temple of Vulcan. Act 2—-Scene I-A hail tn the apartments of Amneris, Scene 2—An iran ee to the City of Thebes. Act 3the 1 ‘Ba ke of the N Act 4—Scene 1—Hall in ‘the, ‘King’ 's Palace Scene 2—The scene is divided into two floors, the Temple and the Subterranean Prison, ‘The cast will be as follows :— Mlle. Ost ‘Miss Annie, Radames, ia tain of the Guard... .Sig. Italo Omonasro, King ot Ethiopia and iather g ata va Torriant Lonise Cary Vampanint Victor Manrel} Ramfis, Ohief Priest. Big Rannott The King, father of sig. Solara, A Messenger. paced Priests, aoe ‘thiopian slaves and Les ba Eg tien Deo. ey Ace ae. ‘Phe action takes place at Memphis, 1a oe during the reign cf the Pharaotis. dae a work produced under the immediate super- Signor EMANUEL, MUZI0. je Manager, M. pe aati se yen a f SS8ON Battts Matinee advertise a Rovemter 3 at 80 wclbck &. CHRISTINE NILSSON lyn. LA TRAVIATAt a Bry Ro CAPOUL! Seats for all the above now on sale at box office of eee also 701 and 114 Broadway. Ae LAST NILSSON MATINEE, POSTIVELY LAST MATINEF (pat at one) of of way Brea KOSCH ia OPER, AREWE LLG RILSSON Matin he on sarunbat, Nit. eeeaeene atl :30 8, M. MME. EEE eT L8ON 2 in some of her weet lar roles, a riche enanteg Md r the follo’ The Thira @yact of FAUST ithe Garden Beene). The Second ~) Act of MIGNON, Fae ea OSE A TRAVIATA With Miles, TORRIANT and GARY, Sigs. CAPOUL, DEL PUENTE, NANNETTI,'&c, Also IDA ROSKURGH Il make her debut in opera in America, and will sing ihe MUSIC LESSON from the BARBER OF SEVILLE. CHORUS AND 0! — &. MUZIO Musical Director ae peeees General adm! Reserved seats (all parts of Gy house) $1 extra. t the also at701 and 114 Broad. Beats now e Ac: tet New Y BW PARK TIIFATRE. THIS EVENING ast appearance jp Ty INE NITSSON. THIS (TueRias5 reenter 2, at Bo'clocky SON! NILS CAI DEL BUENT! new, ad atthe Park Theatre; also at 14 Dpenawrey, Yor! M™* Fr NEVA OROS Excellent ena Ne. arr scene! Charining musie, &c., &o. ee K BRANT ZERATRE. D. NEUEN: Tons Be CONWAY'S BROOKLYN ‘es EVERY mK Gncee: eaves UTR OE y In four acts, by Dr, Muhe. Box oMice open dally n from 9 fut q o'clock. WHAT MEANS | 17 18 THE RUSH OF THE PEOPLE this to the Tuesday Matinee at Tony Hot Wc Abine els jure. "at great ‘ PROF HARIZ AND DR COLTON. —THE GREAT 600 SINDIAN BOX TRICK” will be performed by PROF. MARTZ only four evenings more, with a host of gther ILLUSIONS, at the Cooper, Institute, Monday, juegday, Wedneway an evonings, November 24, 25, 28'and 27, wit) ATTAER on shaseday afters noon (Thanksgivi lowed with LAUG et PR LYON. Rael reserved seats Wo. Eight oe lock. “INVINCIBLE GALOP,” E: ile de Mme. Angot” He “gcke Gaon," roe 1. Gentle Spri une ne ont march, 350, : Petieken aghtman's Kong hee at a6 all the vocal se ‘ion! Biptsned by DiTSON ea 7H Broadway. pa ee aIviNe it THE SHELTERING ARMS, sig ej avonue, corner 129} et.—Donations in money maybe sent to Mr, fa G. LANGDON, 719 Fitth avenue; in provisions to Qf Miah i Broadway, or to the institati sons are to be provided for. “ {)ARD.<PRIVATR MUSIO LESSONS ¥ OA iit; Graan, Guitar, Cornet, Hither, arg tig, Harmony: hana ge, Hay “ant evening. cut rs mailed ATSON, Director. GRAND MASS MEBTING OF TIE Friends of Cuban «Liberty to-day at Tony Pastor's Opera Tow ‘Tony Paster and Mfly others will address the meeting. iA OUNG LADY (AMATEUR, OF Pro. ) whocan sing and play small parts, to travel: with an Ud oatnntbied ompanye Addreas $° WILSON, Herald Uptown Bran fees Meteo POLItaN THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, A LARGR ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON HAND, fp _for Cuba,