The New York Herald Newspaper, January 18, 1874, Page 8

The wansientagen im Madria—Wila FE: eltement in Cortes. Prom the London Standard, Jan. 6.) MADRID, Jan, 3, 1874, We have bad # coup @¢tat, which has been biood- Jems as yet. Captain General Pavia was the Crom- well, and his sbarp action and quiet energy bav , pleased all classes, save the extreme intran g_ gentes, The movement so far has not eXBID! goa any Alfonsino tendency. ‘The Cortes opene q gg three o'clock. Numerous groups of people + ae in ‘the streets, but they are pe rectly quiet, gay. eron presided. When the Jormal DUSIT jess was over Orense cried, “Viva la Repuollea Pegerai!? Loud cries from the Let fll geg, The message having been read {TOM “we Tribune by Castelar, seflor O88 MOV @ that the Cortes had nears ‘¢ WiCO PF found satis. and tendered thankS “ the govern- pe ory the zeal, intelligence @P gj patriotism dis- played during the interregnum. e motion was Regatived, when Senor Casvelar Faia that, in con- sequence o/ the vote, the WhO! 4°Cabinet tendered bo resignations, abd it WOT Ad be necessary for te 0) on to proceed at /once to the nomina- tion of a new Ministry i OF Aer to prevent ail dan- er to public tranquillity. “A violent scene ensued, Sus which Sehor Sal0 eren said twat the Cortes would respond for the ‘maintenance of order no matter what might valee Place. Considerable dis- order followed upon hor Castelur repeating bis waroing, which terndnated in loud cries of “Vote! vote!” Alter a scene of wild excitement the dis- eussion Was Opened on the original vote of conf- deuce by Sellor Montalvo, who was followed by a dozen osher speakers Of different fractions o/ ihe Heuse. The Cortes adjourned at eight e@clock and resumed its sitting at ten, when @ number of other speeches were made, ending ip those of Sefores Salmeron and @asvelar. The voting was then proceeded with, and resulted in 100 for and 120 agaiost the motion, The announcement of the numbers was received with joud cheers from the Leit and Centre, upon which Senor Castelar tendered his resignation, which the House accepted, amid great excitemen|, lt was pow after five o’clock. Soon after six o'clock CAPTAIN GENERAL PAVIA, ‘with troops. civil guards and a strong force of ar- Aillery, quietly emerged from the barracks, Occu- pied ail the streets militarily, and placed cannon ‘at every corner, as well 2s opposite the Congress House. Pavia, with two companies of troops, en- tered the building, despatched an aide-de- ree Xe te @lear the Salon de Conlerences. This bet complished, another alde-de-camp entere the Cortes, and, mounting the President’s desk, not Rec him that, by order of the Captain General of Madrid, the ineinbers of the Cortes must disperse. Loud protestations were made, but at this junc- ‘ture a few spots fired in the air by the troops in ‘the lobby of tue House caused ‘A REGULAR STAMPEDE. Salmeron and seyeral deputies rook shelter the library, Whence they were shortly aiter- Wards ejected. The diplomatic representatives Present were escorted to their residences by ‘eficers with great courtesy, the troops presenting rms as they d along. The doors of we @ortes were veudeed at seven 0’clock, and every- thing passed off so quietly that the greater poruon ef the inhabitants 01 the city knew Vey ered ever of what had taken place until noon. Not the Blightest disorder took place, nor was one drop of Blood spilt. | have traversed the whole city, and Jound tranquillity prevailing everywhere, even in the lowest quarters. Large bodies of troo A parade the streets and converse freely with t! Fron, 8 wed @ single viva or cheer has been raised Genseal a Pavia at once invited THE PUBLIC MEN OF ALL POLITICAL PARTIES to meet together and form a provisional govern- ment, when Serrano was elected President. The ‘dea appears to prevail that the provisional gov- ernment will continue to conduct the public busi- meas until the Carlist and cantonal insurrections Shull bave been completely put down, and then to gasemble a Constitutional Cortes, An effort will probably then be made to establish a national re- public on the conservative oasis, But it is dim- oult and dangerous to prophesy what may take Place in this most extraordinary country. News is anxiously awaited here from the prov- Mees, anc wil Lue lines are in the hands ol the goy- ernment, TARMANY GENERAL COMMITTEE. Meeting of the Committee on Organiza- | tion—Decisions as to the Contested Six Assembly Districts. A meeting of the Committee on Organization of the Tammany General Committee was held yester- @ay afternoon, at Tammany Hall, and was pro- tracted to a late hour, Tne chair was occupied by Mr. Jonn Kelly. The object of the meeting of the evommittee was to decide as to the contested seats im six Assembly districts. In the Fifth and Tenth dis- tricts a decision was arrived at at a former meet- ing. The following decisions were arrived at by the committee, aud in accordance with which the Sinai report wil be presented to the committee :— in the Sixth district the ticket headed by Mr. T. 3. Campbell was accepted. In the Twelfth district the ticket headed oy Mr. Beury Woltmann was adopted. In the Sixteenth district there were two tickets Bs the elections which contained twenty-six names. Twenty of the names on the tickets were she same, and as a consequence there could be no @iMculty as to the twenty, and they were unani- mousiy acceptea. Mr. Kelly was authorized to ronier with the contending interests in relation to shese names and select irom these tweive contest- ‘ug parties three on each side, 80 as to complete bhe delegation. In the Nineteenth district it was directed that a ew election should be ordered, and that it be recommended that it should take place on Satur- fay, the 2ist inst., between the hours of Seven and gine o’ciock, at such place as shali be designated by the chairman of the Committee on Organiza- jon. In the Twenty-third ward the delegation headed by the, eRe, ee Fianpagan Mw Was decided In the Twenty-fourth ward tt was decided that Mr. Folz sbould be duiy certified. PISCICULTURAL MEETING, ‘The third 4nnual meeting of the American Pish Vojturists’ Association will be heid in New York on Yuesday, February 10, 1874, at the office of Mr, George Shepard Page, No. 10 Warren street. The following distinguished gentlemen are expected w read papers :— Mr. Spencer F. Baird, United States Commis- moner Oo! Fisheries, on lis recent examunaton §nto the condition oi tue ‘Coast Fisheries of New England.” Me. wharies G. Atkins, of Leentyg sco Me., Special Comm mer of the Assoc on “The Gullection of Salmon Ova and Salmon Hatching at Bucksport.” Kev. Livingston Stone, of Charlestown, N. A., on bis “Recent Experiments in the Coilection of Salmon Ova in Caliiornia and the Food Fishes of the Pacific Coast,” Seth Green, of Rochester. Y., Fish Commis- ®@oner of the State for New York, on his “Recent Experiments in the Collection of the Ova and Matching of Usetul Fishes.” E. A. Brackett, Fisn Commissioner for the State ‘of Massachusetts, on “Fishways,’’ and give an pccount of the fishway recently erecied on the Connecticut River, at Holyoke, Mass, Chan Laisun, of Springfield, Mass.. Commis- sioner of Education from the Chinese government to the United States, on “Fish Culture in China.”? Rev. William Clift, President of the Association, on “The Transmission of Qualities in Species as Ke- isting to Fish.” Horatio Seymour, Fish Commissioner for the Btate of New York; . Pike, Fish Commis- moner for the State of Connecticut; J. N. Slack, Fish Commissioner for the state of New Jersey, and James Worrall, Fish Commisstoner for the State of Pennsylvania, have been invited to read 7 On subjects of their own choosing. ‘he reading of oan will be followed by a dis- jating to fish Sussion of topics re! iture, BROOKLYN OATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUMS. On Wednesday evening next the thirty-sixth an- Bua! ball of the Emerald Benevolent Association of brooklyn will be held at the Academy o/ Music. The proceeds will be devoted, in accordance with the time-honored custom of the society, toward the Roman Catholic orphan asylums. There are | bow over 1,200 fatherless and motheriess children in the male and female asylums and the demands Bpon the siender funds avaiable are very great. The collections in the churches on Christmas Day in aid of this most | commendavie of charities were Not quite as large ae in oe ae, owing, doubtless, to the hard times, which threw many “poor bat generous vers” Out of employment, Hence it is hoped Exe sone 98s who eo ae will contribute towards the ance @ orphans by rehast a tcket for tue Emeraid Bal anion adair. om ite has been patronized by the élite of iriel-American tesidents of the City of TEE SIXTiETH _STREET CALAMITY, Investigation on ig Weemetay Next. Wt has been decided by Coroner Kessicr that on Wednesday next he will proceed with the investi gation in the cases of the late Mr. Jacoo Stiner, bis wile and daughter, who lost tueir lives by the burning of their mansion, No. 2% East Sixtieth street, early on Tuesday morning last. A iarge mber of gd have been or will be s aorta to soy including the Superintendent of Marsnai, police officers, fremen, mM present indications the inquisition will £ for UwWo or three days, and perhaps \onger, as the Coroner has deciared his intention of making oat tho apd searching investigation into }~4 —— of the fire which resuitea so disastrously, ire into the condnet of the fremen on vee r reaching the sovue of the calamity, _ a ~~ ANOFORTES, ORGANS, SC. Af SEWOOD PIANO, $100—HALLET & DAVIS Chick and other new and second-hand cheap on imsialments BEKRY ‘4 cash, on instalments fand for rem! X. BALL & OO., 1d East Fourteenth street, (akD =a GENTLEMAN OF ABILITY AND E} rience as a teacher of piano and singing, will fat rter; best references, Address PROFESSOK, Herald Uptown branch office. is overstrang 7 octave Pianoforte, all Intest unprove- ments; also rose wood Piano aud Stoo), r hs at his or pupil's residence : terms $18 and AT $200-MAGNIFICENT. AGRAFFE KOSEWOOD uear Broadway. _ A —$200—-MAGNIFICENT AGRAFFB | ROSEWOOD + overstruny Pranotorte, carved legs, &e.; latest iu- Drovements maranteed. Also Piano and Stool, DSM PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR BLE. ant Steinway Pianoforte at @ sacrifice: @ tour round rosewood 75 octave, having all improvements, richly carved case, cost $975, for $250. Also complete Household Furniture, In lots to suit. day or Monday, private residence, 210 West 2ist T 120 WEST 28D STREET, NKAR era AVENUE.—A private family will sell thelr magnificent 744 octave four round cornered rosewood Pianoiorte, used 8 Inonths, cost $1,000, tor $300, iInciuaing Stoo), Cover. Music Stand; also Parlor and Bedroom Suit. N. B.—Pianotorte bas box for shipping. A RADY wit R LESS THAN $10 A fuil sized rose wood Pianotorte, including Stool and Music ook; periect order. 28 Third street, between Bowery and Second avenue. EAUTIFOL 7% OCTAVE ROS WOOD PIANOS, bond hat rig) warranted, manutactory 7 yest wen Opwrarany p iy natal HRISTIE’S 5,46 Bleocker street, near Bowery. _ A ments BLE, third street, corner | ‘Sixth th avenue, — ONRIVALLED PIANOS, WHOLE saie and retail; cash or instalments; direct from sircald 7$ Barrow street, wear Hudson. Send tor EW PIANOS, ALL IMPROVEMENTS, §250—CASH at or inatalnentes Upright and ware Pianos to let AS. J. BETTS, 788 Broadway, corner of Tenth street _ al 8 —A GREAT XABIETY TO RENT OR SELL: ent applied to purchase. ices to suit the times ac M. M. Mieke 8, No. 8 Union square, 165 Fourth avenue. ARTIES RAVING SECOND HAND GRAND SQUARE agraffe Pianoforte; ail thoroug! hree string treble, back, 7% octave; stand @ ination Dy an ex- pert and not costing over $50) cash ; rosewood case; size 10x36, address, by mail only, A. MWGREGOR, S72 Seventh avenue, ANTED—A VERY FINE OLD ors AT A REA- sonable price. Apply at Second avenue, near Forty-third street, first oor, trout. ANTED—A PIANO, IN EXCHANGE FOR Bar Interest in good Business I from 2to 4 P.M. MOESLEIN & BROOKS, 2.0 Centre street. 200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, OF FIRST CLASS - makers, will be sold at lower prices for cash or instalments, or for ren ED sity or or opnatey, uae ae ‘this financial crisis, by HORACT Broadway, than ever Be No: helene ee ‘New York. A CARD. — NATIONAL vos cor Mer hl ‘as been incorporated NEW york CONSE. STORY MOF MUSIv, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, ke asd avenne, door to Delmonico’s, NOW THE MOST EXTENSIVE. tine complete music school in the United States. Pupils may begin at any time, the quarter commencing from date of entrance. Subscription books open ona om 8 A.M. too P. M. BROOKLYN CH, 102, 104.and 100 Court streey, near State, CLEAR SOPRANO DESIRES A POSITION IN a quartet choir (Episcopal preferred): salary mod- New You | May 1. Address SOPRANO, 8 Bedford st, jew York A GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON the plaaoforte, at ipupils’ residence, tor $10 per MUSICAL juarter: best of reference given. Address, with resi- pee TSACHER, box 120 Herald Uptown Branch ol- , 1,28 Broad wat A VACANCY FOR A_ FIRST CLASS SOPRANO AND Bass at St Ann’s, Brooklyn; salaries liberal. Ad- dress Dr. H. S, CUTLER, No. 3 Montague terrace, Brook- vn. RARE CHANCE.=FOR SALE CHSAP, A NUN- ber of second hand Steinway, grand, square and upright Pianos, some ef them nearly pew: also a num- ber of iustruiménts of other first Class makers. STILN. Ns, Steinway Hull, Gast Fourteenth street. A “AHALLAM'S PRIVATE MUSICAL ACADEMY, 12 + Union square.—Thoroligh instruction Piano, Violin, Organ, Singing, Harmony; day and evening. Quartet Joined Friday evenings. ‘Private lessons, Terms mod- ate. LADY THOROUGHLY COMPETENT WILL GIVE Piano Lessons at pupil's residence at $20 per quar. references given. Address Miss HELEN M. SLOCUM, Heuser’s muste store, 820 Broadway. GERMAN TEACHER OF THE PIANO AND ing, Duta tew months in this country, has a Fs: hours’ unoccupied he can devote to giving lesxons at home or at pupil's residence: terms from $15 to $45 per quarter. Address PARMA, § Second avenue. To be seen trom 6 to P.M. A* EXPERIENCED PIANO TEACHER, OF THOR- ough masical education and having undeniable ref- erences, gives lesions at pupil's residence. Terms $10 a quarter. Address DUJARDIN, box 117 Herald Uptown Brach office, YARD.—MUSICAL.—MISS WATSON HAS RESUMED J ‘al instruction at University of Music, 8 Cilpton place (Highth sire and Singing. Circulars mai t). Piano, Organ, Guitar No classes. ITAR.—A LADY TEAC HER, THOROUGHL LY o OM. tent. will give mstruction Wo ladies on. the guitar and baliad singing. Mrs. ( LD, 121 East Thirty-second street, near Lexington & NSTRUCTION ON PIANO, WITH PRACTICE, $3 per month in advance. 2% Eighth avenue, between Twenty-first and Twenty-secona streets. Pupils attended at their own residence, $3 per month. ONG ISLAND CONSERVATORY OF M 1st 4 Fourth street, Brookiyn, wear Broadway. —Clags sing: | ing Wednesday ‘and Saturday evenings, at 7 o'clock; | also private lessons on the Pian man. French and Ttalian langua nls P. BG. Violin, Guitar, Ger- ply trom 9a. M. FO (as NA, Director. | USIC LESSONS (SINGING AND PIANO) BY A | aL. young lady, very, experienced in teaching; rapid methol: 20 leswone, $25, Address MUSIC TEACHER, care of Mrs. Parraiui, aw qusio.—$3_ PER MONTH OR $8 PEX QUARTER a for Instruction on the Piano, with practice; pupils Tapidly advanced, | At Si Highth avenue, between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh streets. NEW ore CONSERVATORY ORCHESTRAL | SCHOOL, No. 5 Bast Fourteenth “mreet, next to Delmonico’s. Fourteenth meee ay 1BLO’S GARDEN. VOKES. UNDiMioerar suconsa, Farewell appearances, California, Farewell Peng » their’ departure for a VOKES, of the most successfa) enuine fun season. VOKB: POSITIVBLY LAST WREK brogram me of produced this th SOR BELLES OP OF THE KITCHEN. Mis JENNIE VOK. LUGIN DA 'SCRUBBS. E BELLES oF THE Miss hic: ata RO of ae xno. MARY. Miss Rosin Avo ES aay RBARA. as Mr. FREDEAIC CK VORES ago Horus 1ZUS GIBBS Lt DS THE BELLES OF THE Ki . Mr. FAWDON VOKES as AUUUSIUS “WIGGINS. TRAGEDY! COMEDY! OPERA! BALLET! ROMEO TA Pe TENED Sf uw. TT eReGT, oe TURDAY, Last MATINEE ait BELRES OF Tite KITCHEN, On rpasugiats a Wer encaate 2%, PUN IN in which the VOKES will appear, togethor with other attractions. A JANUARY 19, 183 ROMEO. 0, DOUD BYRON. V TIVELY LAST WE! et ‘4 at oulvEn DOU BYRON in bis great speci: At, acrdss Rit Born ARti PME BEDOUIN Al CHINESE JUaGLs GRORGE THE THEATER ARPrSts, TH ELEY Pe, SANDS, THE Great PENDY, &c., will AN SON, AT 2. GEORGR HX ADA. ed rama 0 JACK ROBINSON AND W attacks, Proprietor and Manager...¥r. LESTER WALLAC Doors open at Commences at 8 o'clock, a filtereRNTy yWREK we THR COMEDY SERIB: EVERY EVENING. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, LSO. SATURDAY B, Lytton's LAY Comedy of Mr. LESTER WALLACK Meira” JOHN BROUGHAM, ‘aa ONO Bi Ae ALFRED EVELYN. Other characters by HARRY BECKE CARROLL, W. MILLS, ‘Mi BIROPOLITAN THEATRE, md 587 BROADWAY, 547 and 585, +R. W. BUTLER of New York. THE LARGEST TROUPE OF ARTISTIC MERIT EVER CONGREGATED IN THIS CITY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF NOVELTIES. bl ga ATTRACTION Of OF WIDE WORLD FAME. KE. D. Davies and JOR, First appearance Premier Ventril the shen) ting SDITH BLANDE, of tress andy ocalist, will sppear in the musical Tacs entitled THE REBEL, LITTLE LAURA (the Little Rebel with nope}. Edith Blande Laughable Skotch of etch of ray D THE BG: Or, OST VERDICT. ‘Tim Stiteb (an Irish taftor). {..8am Rickey Peter rene Dutch shoemaker). y Master Barney Judge Goldenberg (a solid man) ...John Hart Cast with the full ranean of the Company. SAnrORD and wee CWORLEY, as sate nna. as Nol s RELENE SMITH, t Bo QUEEN and WEST, as Rare High, the Grand Polish Divertisement at by the 8C SOUMOTTEN SIS. ERS, CAROLINE, Gal HENRIETTA. KATE W WILSON and i Mile. ALEXANDBINA the charming and talented verio coutd Pbeallst, in anew, selection of choice songs. Engagement of the most extraordinary novelty In ex- istencee THE AFKICAN DWARF. 32 inch h, 48 joahen ‘around the chest and weighs 192 pounds. See ONE HUNDRED SPECIALTY ARTISTS WILL APPEAR EVERY EVENING, Curtain rises at 7 is80N, 25¢., vance. e. and $1. Doors open at 7. Pooulir pri Uuen SQUARE THEATRE Benefit Caray widow and arene of the late WEDNESDAY APTERNOON, Jam. Ss , 1874, at 1:30. The delightiul sketch, in three coe Secure your s DEUS W. ILKINS MICAWBE in which will appear Messrs, ROW MM ACRAY, BUR- ROUGHS, MONIGOMERY, WILDE UIGLEY aaa Mrs. MARIE Wee ES Miss JOSEPHINE LAUREN: aud Miss META B Tb StaGi- STRUCK BARBER, Jeremiah Clip, with his imitations ot ari isaesi “aecciMt: hi 5, CHANFRAU supporied ie members or oot: i are mn pe Dy. Pe a THE Vokes RAMIL ia in their celebrated specialty of ULES OF THE KITCHEN, Musle by Tissington’s Orchestra. Adiniasion $1; Reserved Seats Sc. extra, to be pro- cured at the box o! of the the: atre. (PHEATRE ComiguE, Mr. JOSH HART... «..5ole Proprietor Owing to the continued i ind spat ign of his physician has advised hin to go to Fiorida for the re- muinder of the winte AND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT will ve given h him o DAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY 2, when the entire Theatre Comique Company and’ a host of volunteers will appear. 514, BROADWAY, i Nu; PARK THEATRI BROOKLYN. eters | an: R TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF THB SEASON, MONDAY, JANUARY 19, tapas a of 8. CHANFRAU for five nights AS Kl! THE ARKANSAS TRAVELLER. MONDAY, JANUARY 28, LUCIE WETERN, IVOLI GARDEN, Eighth street, between Second and Third avenues. THIS (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock and evening at 7 o'clock, TWO GRAND VOCAL INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS. Admission—Afternoon, Idc.: evening, 2c. “PAUL FALK, Proprietor. LOCUTION. rofessor PHILIP LAURENC! ihe EMINENT INSTRUCTOR OF ELOCUTION, is en- WwW YG CORSERV STORY OF OF MUSIC, East Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s, NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC No. 5 Fast Fourteenth street, near Filth avenue. next to Deimonico’s. NOTICE: THE NORMAL DEPARTMENT OF THE Pt QIGNOR B. G. FONTANA, FROM FLORENCE, ITALY, SS will give Vocal and Piano Lessons at pupils’ resi dences. Address at Peters’ Music Score, 599 Broadway, B., of box 122 Herald Uptown Branch ottice. ENOR SINGER, WANTED—FOR AN EPISCOPAL choir; salary $30) per annurn. Apply any evening, from 6 to 8 o'clock, to Mr. GILBERT, 2440 East Thirty- fourth street HARTE § No. > Tamas HUMOR,” MERCANTILE eBHAKY. COD RSE, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 26,” Tickets at the Library and 14 Brondway. R. KABN'S GRAND MUSEUM AND POLYTECHNIC Institute.—Rebuilt, gemode led, and ‘with 8,000 fresh Attractions, Dow open to the public at road wa} Rearly opposite the Grand Central Hotel. Models aI every portion of the fuman frame, breathing mecuanical figures, 4c., altogether comprising the mobt entertaining and instructive exhibition in the world. Admission, 5) cents. Scientific lectures daily; tree to visitors. will ape) br er, Jectare on “AME! EYES AND ‘EARS. A 1 MAN EYES.—WE HAVE ENGAGED M. De ndiere, who has had 18 years’ ex- perience with Protestor ‘Boissennau, of Parts, in the Manufacture of Artificial Eyes, and are dow able to offer the cheapest and best Eyes in the city. Our work is endorsed by all the leading geulists aud hospitals BAUCH & GOUGELMANN, 36 Bleecker street ROF. pitta te LAMBE P He TS ONDAY A ie! Loaded NDAY, AT 8 P. barns § thi street and Fixth’ bt Lond ver Moir’s jewelr Subject—" ULTIVATION OFT re EAR” ELEMENTARY FRI FRENCH CLABS, Monday, at 3:30 P. M., and Tuesd _Ladies especially invitod. “First les DAVIS, maker of the improved Artificial Human Eye, acknowledged by the faculty to be the only correct imitation of nature in the world, 127 East Fit- teenth street, between Third and Four:h avenues. APTIPICIAL HUMAN EYES. WILLIAM A. REID (instructor of Bauch & Gougelmann). Warranted dest made. 106 East Eleventh street, oetween Third and Fourth avenues, . B.—Old eyes re-enamelied. _ BILLIARDS. RIPICIAL HUMAN EYES. —J. IN- ventor and ay ie Als the Phelan ac jor sale only by the pat cessor to Pheian & Collende: “(Lh LOVERS OF BILLIARDS ARE INVITED TO A “examine our splendid stock of new, improved bevel Tables, ofered at greatly reduced priced W. H. GRIFFITH & 00., 40 Vesey street. ANTED—A $40 BILLIARD TABLE FOR $100 cash; Sby lu, carrom; not much used. Address Herald oftice. MA’ PRIMONIAL, CULTIVATED AMPRICAN YOUNG LADY DE- the acquaintance of a midd! wed gentleman t, good moral character and means; object, Address HOME, box 142 Herald Uptown W. 2 B., nt, matrimony. Branch office. WIDOWER, SALARIED MAN, AGED THIRTY, matrimontally inclined, destres the acquaintance of ances, Ad- A a quiet retired widow lady, without encum Gres ED. ¥, CARTER, Herald office. N ACCOMPLISHYD, REFINED, LADY WwiTHoUr A" sean desires to correspond with’s cultured, angie jeaged Al can Ls er a Mnuirimony. Address Mis RAYMOND, Branch Heraid office C' Tpeans | t. vox 108 Brookiys RCULARS ADDRESSED AND MAILED TO ANY line of country merchant, manutacturers, farmers, physicians, schools: liste ‘eompiled this winter ; most reli- ab oftabie 7 ‘of advertising. We publish reter- ence ae | d di conn fy ot ffm e eee mj furnish the standing of country or city merehan | ee END “STATISTICAL AGENCY, Nos. 6 and? Dey street. EAKY ROOFS.—ALL KINDS ‘a AND WAR 4 ranted: un roofs repain' Office tor orders 11) West Thirty #ixth street. LOTR & JANES, BTATIONERS, 93 FULTON STREET’ eta William.—Account Books made to order at otice OCKEY. GALOP"—RUD ARONSON, 400. N. ¥, Herald, Jan. 4, 1874, sa “It is a brilliant and sparking salon work.” Played by citmore! second Regiment Band with great success, Now Year's Galop,” Rud Aronson, 30c., representing a sleighride. PH. DITSON & 00.71 roadway, Publishers. OBINSON HALL, SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR Broadway.—This popular hall has been’ refisied, Rewly and richly decorated; to let nightly for opera, Py concerts, theatricals, weddings, bails, rice T ROBINSON BALL, SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR Broadway.—The PICCANNINNIES, from London, ior a few days only. Every aiternoon ‘at 3 und every ‘at % Vocal and Instrumental Mosic, with Dance Burlesque Opera. Adrnission Sc. ; children Balt ing an price. Bx AND GUITAR TAUGHT IN A SINGLE HENRY ©. DOBSON, 141 Fourth avenue; STURE, SE. ASON. EE LECTURES DAILY AT TWO 01 K. t President of the Metaphysical Bond street, New York, will in the hall of the University. % day, 19th inst., “Catarrh and Consumption.” 10 cents for the pamphlet of 68 pages. OME RULE.—LECTURE BY J. CAMPBELL Quinn, M. D., in the great ball, Cooper Institute, on Monday. February 2, at 8 o'clock P. Subject—' rhe Beameand Resurrection of Irelands Legislative inde, pendence.” TQRYAN REILLY ASSOCIATION.—AT THE ANNUAL RYAN Brean election of officers tor the Cod a Oe the Fag om entlemen were elected : Richard Mclauyh) nt; Patrick. Wall, Vice President; Thomas ¥. Maher, Reet Secretary: ¥. Hywkes, nancial Secretary: rites Treastirer\ Jotin Darcey, Sergeantat ee tie oe Shs ae at we tender, on half of eo this associati Mr. Bryam Reilly eous fi tion extended to us to partake of a splendid nv! supper at bis Tesidence on the occasion of our annual Lt DANIBL FL. PUR AGAN MICHAEL CORLISS WILLIAM J. O'CONNOR Committee, indidat for Member of Aseemnbly, Twenty: firet aieurict, ALUAMLE INFORMATION GIVEN TO LADIES BY send mp and wd > lyn Branen oine sod address to J. V. A. Herald Brook Cy rn Bowatiy P. een AMO ALLE AA LAE Booms THEATRE LERSEB, 3B BOOT. Mn B. ee ‘slastic anding her and ra Rverore te curtain five umes ob eacd y evening of ite f ite representation. COMPANY IN THE. — THE WAND NAPPROPRIATE 5 eA 0, NOTES 33 AND INTRICATE MECHANICAL BFFECTS, ‘and the unrivalled sensation scene of the 'PHOSPHOESCENT T SKA SATURDAY, JAN. T 1 GRAND} MATINEE PERF ita THE FBMME DE FBUl or .++sDIANE BEBARD, at the iEuaaire, and at the Mrs. J. B, BOOTH..... Seats pocoret. in pavan a Music Store 0 Bors “THEATRE, LESSEB...J. B. BOOTH THE PEMMB DB FEU EVERY BVENING UN’ THER NOTICE, OPINIONS OF T RESS ON THIS AND THE ACTING OF MRS. J. B. BOOTH im the character of the heroine, DIANE BERARD — past of the heroine, ay pl playea by Mrs. J. B. Booth, I the ‘most tavoruble side of the ery woman's passh he acts and dresses well, and hag # clear, (is UnetCehuneiation. * #8 inthe third, ath, and ast acts her acting was very One” —New York Herald. The Tribune says—"Mrs. J, J, B. Booth made her first appearance here in that conspicuous professional rank, which she has attained during upward of ox aces of earnest work and experience on the Boston th occasion proved to be one “of upusnal scitement assemblage that witnessed Mrs. Booth’s vent commonly numerous and keenly appreciative. theatre was full in every part, and the representation was followed with close ‘w tention and with apparent symp pathy and approval. * * * She manifested em- Py force of character, @ command amd controlling potse of mind, and spontaneons skull supple grace in the management of handsome person animated by flery vivacity of temperament and the ardor of healt * There will be another time, though, tor comment on the esthetic aspects of this drama. For the inoment Wo, are content (o record lis prosperous production. * * It was set upon the stage with very exact and intelligent care and Javish luxury of furniture and treseo, and the pe sing of the tans a with Which its first act terminate gorgeous phenomenon of nature with picasing fidelitys + ‘the Woman of Fire’ is not an individual that ‘Commends herself to our respect, or wilt diffuse such influences as are sweet and commendable: but she is a dramatic per- sonage of a lurid and distinctuve kind, and she will probably elicit a great deal of public discussion betore er career at Bootl’s ‘Theatre is ended.” “The save eo “Mrs J. B Booth play plays Diane Sea) sufficient intelligence, grace and variety of accent to render her share of the evening's work enoommon yy: interesting. * * © Her Diane is @ symmetrical abd finished per- sonation.’’—New York Times. “To Mrs. J. B. Booth we we must accord a success so marked that it was literally a triumpb.”—Evening Tele- scram * The public were re led to expect a very immoral in view of the Notorious reputation of the author id been given of the very sensual character o1 the novel from which the yy Was taken. But those who went on prurtent thoughts intent were disappointed. * * * The play cannot be called im- moral many other sense thun that it portrays human perturbation and crimes, which, of course, is the theme Of ull tragic drains. * * © ‘the Bloce was very finely mounted, hd of the Fanrenen ings phosphorescent pea, was really “eau ms diol oe Diece is @ very interesting one, and Mrs. J. B. playa ner her part, as Well ay dresses it, superbly. uty "The play of ‘La Femme de Fou’ has been the means of introducing to New York audiences Mrs J.B. Booth, Baie ‘appearance in the character of Viane has given idence 0} the advent of an actress from whom much that is good and effective 1n 4 ie art may be confi- dently expected. Some of th ady's acting, eayeciully in the fifth and sixth acts of the play, rises to 4 vigor and intensity of passionate earnestness that prove her to be an actress 01 a3 great power as Ady who has lniely been seen upon the local stage, and presents to 0s a brillant matic picture, kuminous With what approaches ver; Closely to the fire of genius. ‘The lady is heartily wel- come to the metropolitan stage, The play ws produced With every atiention to sceme dei, the efiect of » phosphorescent sea being revroduced with much. brill- Jaucy, aud, with the fine acling of Mrs. Booth, ix certain to secure for it a greatrun.”—New York tvening ba press. # © * NPs J.B. Booth ucts the part of Diane with much graceiul strength and propriety.” —Sun, fely assert that with the majority of P ayeoors the pi will prove eminently snecesstul. with some of the most terrible passions that toruure too bhinst mind, apd, works upon one’s feelings A intensely as ‘Madelein Morel’ or ‘article 47.’ tis as thoroughly, well suited to public wants as any ply intown. * In Mra. J. 4. Booth we hail with delight valuable acquisition to ihe local stage. Graceful in carriage, beautiful ia feature, Intense in passion and artistic in everything, she fixes the at- tention o1 the audience trom the moment she appears, ano sWays their emotions hither and thither #t will, Her death scene Is an exquisite bit of acting, 80 Dower- fully worked up that nearly every one Who Witwestes it is affected Wo tears."—Bulletin. * © © ©The drama was expected to te offensively and indeceutly erotic. It was no such thing. It was a ‘Very fathtui picture ef human Buture, as we see it pre- senied in all the varieties ol socieyy. *'* * ‘La Femine de Feu’ was mounted evidently at great expense. Gee caruestions of the phosphorescent seawere aa close & copy of that marine phenomenon as it is possible to Conceive capable of production, ob the stage. ‘The impression made by Mrs. J. B. Booth in é charac. ter of Diane Berard was beyond expectation, * * In scenes where portrayal of strong passion was ‘ae. manded Mrs, Booth was equal to the task, which wags Fendered more easy o! accomplishment by her periect command of tace and voice.” —Daily News, The Evening Post sa; rs. J. B. Booth, who played a Booths theawe last night, 45 an admirable. actress st PeUier voice is clear ahd expressive, she dresses with richness and taste, and should long before this bave been a favorite with metropolitan audiences.” * 2 © “We may The critic of the Star writes of this lady :—"Ber alter- nate displays of love. anguish and indignation aroused the audience to a greatdegree of enthusi: , aud sbe ‘Was called before the curtain several times.’ of the personation of ‘The Evening Mail, in speak: Diane Berard, writes:— * * * “This part is enacted by Mrs. J. 3. Booit with rare ability. * © he played a most difficult part with easy grace and exquisite artlessness, ®* Her acting was finished, correct, Considered and natural, and she shone a8 does the moon among the lesser glories of the sky. * * * The cos Rear ee seeent'nd iassefal, and when the two frst acts are made into one short one the play will win ex- tended popularity.” La FEMME DE FEU WILL BE REPEATED UNTIL PURTHER NOTIOE. = CHARLOTTE CUSHMAN, MORNING AND EVENING READINGS, Miss CUSHMAN will have the honor to give a series of 1, in the following order :— WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2 Selections from “Hamlet.” Miscellaneous, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, Partlh. eee “As You Like It.” —! aneous. Parth MONDAY. EVENING, FEBRUARY 2 “Merchant of Venice.” ections from * ‘ATED NERD ESDAY MORNING, PEBRUARY 4 Part 1.—Seiections from “Much Ado About Nothing.” Part2.—hiscellancous, Evening Readings at 8; Morning Readings at 2 P. M, Tickets, with reserved seats. Reserved seats for the Series \transferrable) ‘The sale of seats for the series will begin on Wetinestey morning, January 21, at 9 0 relock, at Steinway Hall, and continue for two days, atter which no more tickets for the series will be sold. The sale tor any of the single read- 1s will begin on ene, morning, January 2) ites office open from 9 ull 4 daily. Pamphlets covtaining fll programme may now be had atthe Hall tree of charge. RYANT’S MINSTRELS, 23D STREET, ‘Wd street and 6th avenue. Bewins at 8; over at 10. ‘Crowded with fashionable and delighted audiences. Immense success of bag and Eugene’s fairy bur- CINDERELLA AND, mn TLE GLASS SLIPPER. Cindere|ii .. Eugene | Pedro. Unsworth Dan Br: Nelse Seymour as the ‘cruel sisters, Br RUEOUS TANSPORMATION. SCENE, Cinderella at the ball. ‘ot ad Dance. Screams of laughter at Bol ‘Har Matton Trial. jc Court s come TE MULLIGAN GUARD, BLACK BRIGADE wy eRe of the or nals, Messrs, Harrigan and LING WITH We WRONG MAN. MATINER, OtRbaY AT2 SEATS SECURED, BE PILGRIM FREB, 3 P.M. and 8 evening. years i0 cents each. Fam{ties will than tt other ser- asked to con- Children under 18 be more delighted and instr Cee ie Bapeathe Every" adult veil tribute liberally to sustain openin, The followine clergymen are engal this grand PT hae om cy Pilerim’s Curry, Methodist; W. Kramer, Gi vt ha Beers Independent; —— Pendleton aud J. Wyon sia aptiar. eOther celebrated names will appear. Bain Hall, oon hens street, every evening at 8, and MUSICAL "UNIVERSITY (CHARTERED BY J epoca act ot cagileter), #2 Clinton place.—Private Neo Ree een necuse. Circulars mailed tree. ATSON, Musical Director. RYANT'S: EER —-FOSTER'S: eer ere songs, ond Black Joe,” “ Bark,” Kentucky Home” and ‘ainrd Times Come ‘iain. 6a ery night: jailed ere en: POND & CO. Publishers > a Branch store, 3 Onion square, picrin's, PRocEnss, Bain Hall, Great Jones street, every evening at and saturday, st 294. ‘anorama, Leeture, Mi eM ting SOLE BUCORSS, p\ song, #c.; Quickstep, We,; Galop, Mo.; mailed M. 3 POND & CO., Publishers, 547 Broadway; branch store, 39 Union square, REE PUPILS FOR THE STAGE ; FINE ready for them April } Lyceum Thea- MATIST, room 10, 609 Broadwa, Dia EVENING TELEGRAM CONTAINS ALL THE THEATRICAL XEWS AND ADVERTISES EVERY PERFORMANCE NOW OPEN IN THR cry. Qr™™= THEATRE, ou BROADWAY. a+. Acting Manager VAUDBVILLE AND NOVELTY, JAGR EVILLE t ANB NOVELTY, VAUDEVILLE AND NOVBLTY. The Most Popular Entertainment of the Day. THIS FAVORITE FAMILY RESORT THIS FAVORITE FAMILY RE-ORT THIS FAVORITE FAMILY RESORT Offers the Most Attractive Pro Programme of the City, em- bracing Representatives of al! Nations. MORA SENSATIONAL, FASCINATING, SENSATIONAL, FASCINATING, MONDAY KVENING, J JANUARY 19, Pa MONDAY BVENIKG, J. JANUARY 19, 1874, ‘Will be offered a Pertect A Avalanche of Talent. ‘sae, Gases American Trappe 3 Ulustrator of the je of the Weatera Wilds NED BUNTLINE, NED BUNTLINK, who will inangurate New ira in his Dramatic Career yy the introduetion to the Public of & ew Allegory, entitled THE ATHLETES OF AMERICA, introducing thote Champion Athletes of the World, JOHN MoMABON and HOMER LANE, who will appear in their famous Scena illustrative of the POSE PLASTIQUES of the Games of ANGIENT ROME AND GREECE, RIVAL GLADIATORS, THE DEFIANCE, THE COMBAT, THE DEATH. After whion the MODERN ATHLETES WILL SHOW THE PUBLIC WHAT THEY KNOW ABOUT WRESTLING. Goddess of Liberty, with National Songs, MISS MARION REQUFA. MISS MARION REQUEA. Also will appear, in their several Wonderful Specialties, the following iat if named world renowned and talented KING SARBRO, KING SARBRO, the Great Tapabem Ascenstonist, the most daring per- former in existence. JAMES COLLINS ana MARTHA WREN, JAMES COLLINS and MARTHA WREN; those celebrated Vocatigin in in Character Songs and ances. ah McANDREWS, W. MoANDREWS, the proms) Ce, Peer of all Ethiopian Comed DELEBANTY AND HENGLER, DELEUANTY AND HENGLER, the Eeao Ideals of Song and Dance. Seaunenor LL ei FROPREHOR. 25: L. DAVIs, and his troupe of astonishingly trained DOGS. Their equal never beiore seen. MASTER BONNIE RUNNELLS. MASTER BONNIE BUNNELLS. “PRINCE FRITZ,” will wnjold his Buaget ot Dutch Characterisms. PUNCH AND JUDY, introduced by MR. KUGENE BLITZ. WM. CARTER, the Prince of Banjoists, in New Songs, Solos, de, JEE CHILDREN, JEB CHILDREN, Nattie and Charlie, ages three and. five years, in their wondertul Hat Spinning specialty. SCENES IN THE GYMNASIUM, by the celebrated and Arustic Gymnasts, MESSRS. GEORGE DUNHATE GEORGE H. ADAMS, FRANK 'DONALDSON and Ww. ¢. ANTONIO. and charming Serio, Comic Vora) Feeney KITTY BROOKE. a4 The Entertainment wil) conclude with Ned Buntline’s new Dramatic Picture, entitled LIFE ON THE PLAINS! LIFE ON THE PLAINS } cian, CY Gotot the Pista) J tNo. ri BUNTLINE a eink a by the RY as HIMSELF DEPUTATION FROM TH pc cte INDIANS, In addition to the above a Suverior and Exceilent COMEDY AND FARCE COMPANY, consiating of the following 1s ladies and gendemen :— Miss J T, U REVENAC. anes lt Te aT yy NCENr MR, JOUN JEN MR. Ta SIE ALBERTINE, mn TAYLOR, RM % ee EDY, R. JNO. G WALSH, MR A. ded LBERT A. Mh a or . ED. TAYLOR, PROGRAMME EVERY EVENING AND MATINEFS, ‘The entertainment will commence with the laughable gris IRISH VERSUS DUTCH. Mickey McGriff Mr. James ingens Haus Mindlebeck.. Mr. i. ‘Alias Jennie Arnott jation by ihe following well- To be followed in rapi¢ known talented Artists :— DELEHANTY AND HENGLER, a FY Novelty sket mths IN LOVE, i with Music, souks | ri os written expressly for TNE JUVENILE JEES, THK JUVEN«\LE JEER, ‘The most extraordinary children in existence, aged re- ‘spectively three and five yoars, outrivalling the coldest and most experienced! performers their Hat SPINNING, GROTESQUE ACROBATS, wee ae WREN AND JAMES COLLINS, their original Operatic Sketch, entitled A TERRIBLE PIX, introducing ys fom Rte 9 operas of Gay Mannering. Perichole. Sally Scraggs, & aienid of all work. Martha Wren The Stranger, | one who has secen better ? Tillgenkins, (days. the long lost Cousin ) 24mes Collins The Japanese Wonder of the World, KING SAKBRO, startling agcensionist, from stage to gallery. Young America Comigu RU INNES. will unfold his Paaget o Re Sones and Dances. im his great character ispectaltien, PASTIMES ON THE LEVER | ‘OR, THE WATERMELON SCENRS IN THE GYMNASIUM by those int masts, Ni PORALESON, DAMS and ANTONIO, mci mal LIAM CARTER, the great character. tanyoie in| in his original solos and PUNCH PND. "FUDY, as produced at the o Dean ptooe re Pairs introduced by PROF qi PROF. J. Le with his wonderful Trained De he a gharming am bre Miss BROOK: with her bouquet of serio-comic so1 After which will be presented NED BUNTLINE? "S new allegory, entitled THE ATHLETES OF AMERICA, THR ATHLETES OF AMERICA. THE ATHLETES OF AMERICA. introducing those Champion Athletes ‘gs wy sors. ‘OLN MORAHON and HOMER L, goppess OF al Son; 4s MARION REQUEA ve 7. PERCHE PERInLEOSES ws Messra. DUNBAR, DONALDSON and ANTONIO, The entertainment will conclude with Ned Bunttline's new dramatic ypreture, enutled LIFE in the world. ON THE PLAINS, LIke ON THe PLAIRS: LIVE ON THE PLAINS. aun ow’ TRAPPER, original chara in which he will introduce t oye ec pony (pet of the sire SHE DRAD SHOT the Redan ine, who never «issed a1 NED BUNTLINB ‘ror of nor wi idge. by MAN HIMSELF DEPUTATION VAM tiie TROGUOIS INDIANS, HITE CLOUD, Ouief of the Xations ie. TA. Water cin Richie d re Grassy C! i. SERIA NEN-SE-RA, asoe tes. We Praine DSO-RA-KWIS-HEN, AKSIN-AN Swap Fox Water Chie: ONA-TO KHON, 7H OO-TIE PORN, 1A TOC Binbont -TONS, Little Bear. ‘SYNOPSIS OF INGIDENTS The Trapper on His lane Te bd Surprise and Car. ture—Doomed to Death by Tortu Around the stake—The Rescue—the Death, shot—The pd a Fie Curee—The Last Mbet 108 Vengeance, rs MA’ WEDNESDAY AND KATOROAY ats WSDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. EVENING pL ERFORM ARGH me Family Circle Parquet and Bi ; ved Seats (Urchesth O. K. FOX.. Bowes. Freer . OB esi £5 i a? EVE! iY EVENING aay bats. bad RA ROTCER ine Dead He aoe Dra ree PRANBIES thee the. ae brated Platte valley i erase ted Mata and the Trained Indi tae Dox F IRE _rirat ime An this clty of the hight y Sensational Drama, jp prologue and taree acts, by J.J. Wallace and L Frank a, a le TOKE SCOUTS OF THE SIERRA NEVADA, the most truthful pletare of An American trontier life ir presented to the pablic through the medium of the sta ng the play ¥r. Frayne will, with a c Ken- tueky rifle, siOot AN APPLE FROM Tin HEAD OF Miss CLARA BUTLER, Who Will also prove undt she THE BEST FEMALE RIFLE SHOT IN THE WORLD. _ Preceded by 4 capital Come a TH AVENUE THEATRE, 5 Twenty eighth street, next to Broadway Beging at & Carriages may be ordered for Box office open continuously every day, trom 8 ra th in 1UP, M., aud seats be secures K in advance. Mr, AUGUSTIN DALy. -Proprictor and Manager ‘The two great faverites on alternate nights. MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings, AUG aostiN DALY'S most popular demonstration of Will at hovel Characters ‘yy Mt xing, Mr, Lewis, Mr, Clarke, Mr, Parken Mr Devore, we Fawoott, Miss Ada Dyas, Miss Davenport, Mo Jewett Mr Glibert, Miss Varian, Miss Nellie Mortimer. TUESDAY and and THURSDAY evenings, ur incdy ot IOWARD'S great local Bee apes. har: by Mr, Jamnés Lewis, Mr. SARATOGA, Harkins. "d Mr. Davidge, Mr. Hardenberg, Mr. Parkes, Mr. Whiting, Mr. Conwa, Mr. Peakes, Mr. Devere, Mr. Fawcett” Mus Fanny Davenport, Miss Fanny Mo- rant, Mrs. G, Sara Jewett, Mintie Conway, Neliie Mortimer, Ning *,*SATURDA' y MATINER at at 14—MAN AND WIFE. Next week will be produced, | after elaborate and costl; preparation, Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY?3 first dramatic worl of the present season—a new and powerful Comedy. from & Parisian subject, drawn from the frailties and fortunes: of fontemporancous society, and adapted to our times under the Utle of FOLLIN: Bt Box sheet open for th: first night Thursda: January 2 RAND OPERA HO TWENTY-THIRD STREET and Eighth avepue.-—Begins at 734, and on patarday giternoons at i, Prices :— Admiasio . i, Reserved Seacs, Mc. and $lextra; Family Circle, 4c, Seat may be secured at the Box Oilice daily trom 8 to& *.* The substitutton of other Novelties on MONDAY, the 20th inst. for many of the special features of the great Pantomime is decided upon. The present is, there- MAN AND WIFE, le Collins) gre fore, positively the last week tor witnessing Herr Lind’s startling acts and the wondrous teats of the Jackley Troupe, batt td SUCCESS GRAND SPROTAGUEAR euro TRICK PANTOMIM “HUMPTY DUMPTY BROAD » Mis charming entertatnment has now geached its 4 THIRD MONTH, ‘and continues tobe to be Be Testo metropolitan 8 attraction. have already seen en it. and the demand for sents 1s sti no great that it must be announced for repetition untila ferlod yet tar remote. G. L. FOX, the American Grimaldt, $8 ory DUMPTY ++--OLD ONE-TWO RIGL SISTERS! MARTENS FAMILY! SACKLEY TROUPE! R LIND! T 1% O'CLOCK. DE EMY OF MUSIC, j G. D, HESS and MAURICE GRAU....... Directors KELLOGG GRAND. ENGLISH OPRRA. A NIGHTS AND. TWO MATINEE: ESDAY, JANUARY Miss KELLO! " By TuLOvORE ABBAS WILLIAM CARLTON, GR HALL, W. Be aS ot ENICH, Misw TAURSDAY iy BNING: P JANUARY 22, Miss KELLOGG LADY HENRIETTA Mrs ZuLDA_S EPH MAAS, G. FP. HALL, EDWARD 5: THOMAS. BARTUNMAN. FRIDAY SYBNING, JANUA JENNIE VAN ZANDT, Mra. esau WILFORD ae MORGAN, WILLIAM CARLTON, W. WHITE, Mrs, SATURDAY, J: Ee ar nd Kell Matinee, . “Bi HEMIAN GIRL. on Miss KELLOGG........ 8. LOGG. PULL CHORUS AN Et Mr. FRANK A. HOWSON.. ical PS eros $1; eae . AE aj boxes se eae 0, according to location; family circle, 07 gece e now open at Academy of Music, T0l and 114 Broad- Li s Tae ~ BROADW AY ‘AND THIRTY-FIFTH siveet-Exposition of the world-renowaed CYCLORAMA OF LONDON BY DAY, from 12 o'clock M. to4 o'clock P, M., daily, and the beautiful pictorial illusion of PARIS BY NIGHT, with moonlight, starlight and gar light effects, each evening, from 7 o'clock to 10 o'clock. Chimes afternoon and evening. POLYTECHNIC PROM- ENADE, with music, refectory and a succession of pleas ing and instructive novelties in art, mechanics, science and verta. The LECTORIUM, in which Professor Tobin will demonstrate the illusions and delusions of the senses, with novel and scientific illustrations. Lightning flash at $ o'clock each evening by Washing. The Panopticon will be completed the present week. The increasing crowd of visitors render a division of the entertainment impracticable, and the management have decided to fix the price of admission to the whole series at matinee or soiree at $1 each. and Doextras, Children hall price. Fall descriptive pam: phiets now ready forgratuitous distribution. The M a Automata, The Darwinian Orchestra, and African Fiute yaree and the Mammoth Orchestra will arrive in a few jays. ton mean time. 1 NY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 PRICES OF ADMISSION 25c.. Se. PISST APPEARANC E | LING LOOK LING LOOK cutnese woxpEn,| LING rou.3 EB MA! RPENT YA. THE GI a ARTIST BOWERY. and 18 ORIENTAL AgIvAS CR, Ss sour TROUPE. TONY STOR'S NEW STEREOSCOPIC SONG. LITTLE DB! iNbpee, | I 8 ear ROSA | PADDY ROONEY er IN, Irish Songs. OX NEW Cl MIC SKETCH. FREEMAN SIBTERS, BILLY BARRY. LARRY TOOLEY. sont oi NG. FRANK GIRARD. CHAS. SEABERT, a0. NATINEES Tursday and Saturday. Ladies FREE on Friday evenings and Saturday Matinee. a YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 618 BROAD- ‘ay, between Houston and Bleecker streets Hivery one should visit the wonderiui museam, It is fu! of everything people should ace and understand. | Le tures daily the “Philosophy of Marriage.” "Tho faves maable to eas bed importans Len gd can ave pets, forwarded, post tree. on receipt of 2 cen reseing, SHORKIARY NEW YORK MUSEUM | AwATOMY. 8 Broadway. B “COUSIN JONATHAN” OLD heed in Ancient Costume STEINWAY HALL, TOWNE ‘OF New YORKE. On Dibotolnnat ss EVENING, ve Zist day of January, ve dit er iM a tell ill far a at ii ne » e sounding 0 usick wi in aI _veme prise tocome in will be FOU: ohue N. B.—Ye first who do come will find ve best Diac ‘Tickets at Pond’s Music. Store. 5¢7 Broadw: square, Shokion & Co.'s, 677 Broadway, and ben'e + 500 Browdway. yan AY HALL THEO. oper ATURD AY, EVENING, joopery’ %, at & THBODORE THOMAS! THIRD GRAND SYMPHONY CONCERT, which. coarion, the celebrated Baryione, be) i MeV iCTOR MAUREL, sai ear. together with wR. aenNianb it ISTEMANN, goto Violing, Me LOUIS LUEBEOK, Yio neal THEO. THOMAS GRAND O} eas. ANION, SONG AND DANOE.—JIG{CLOG AND IRISH. ‘all prices: Dancing taught for for fe de othe, Binge bw p a Ud taught; an’ Oi! pe ithout A Master, con let ne Bai ajo Manual, a price rious) 1 BOGAN 00 ast Hou: ston st, Rear Bowe Bower. eae D. LIAM. D._ SPARKS yr their residence. and Beis ay Biabton after ne course of lessons. rato, 240 East Seventy-fourtn st.” ear, to; ee Es entire sati Each pupil taught pri ey R. dae TUOMAS, bighly succes receive hi wi 1 be NaF fl ith street. VING RETURNED FROM HIS a retour with Camila Rova, Wve his old pupils at his residence, WIL BE PAID TO ANY ONE LIBERAL Oare oy tion in a theatre, Ne fener Bogen Uptown Branch ameres. addres 8. 5. Sere LASSES IN DRAWING AND PAINTING Now Ce forming a PORK CONSERVATORY, No. 5 East Fourteenth street, near Firth’avenne. NSTRUCTION IN THE sete ag ART, LR eat enn gas THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THBATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY an Hand, lelz | 2 |