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| | ——-— THE COURTS; COMMISSIONER OF JURORS. George Isaacs va. Jullus Solomon,—On calling the Jury for the trial of te above action counsel for one of ‘Che parties challenged the array for principal cause ‘upon the ground that Thomas Dunlap, who super- Yntended the drawing of the jury pancl, was not Com- missioner of Jurors, Judge McAdam, who presided, held that that question could not be inquired into or determined inany such collateral manner; that Mr. Dunlap was in possession of the office wader color ofa Jogal appointment, and was therefore an oflicer de facto, and that his acts in that capacity were as valid, )80 far as the public were concerned, as the sets of an officer de jure, and, as Judge Bronson remarked in an ms case, “ag the duties of the office must be discharged by some one for the bene- fit of the public the law does not require ‘third rsons at their peril to ascertain whether such officer has been properly elected or appointed be- fore they submit themselves to his authority or call ‘upon him to perform official acts which it is necessary should be performed.” Any other rule would lead to interminable confusion and perhaps conflict of docision in the various courts, ‘This principle hus beon applied to those acting in judicial as well as ministerial offices, and in cases where most important rights were depend- ing upon the result. The only way in which the title to office can properly be determined is by quo war- ranto by the people upon the relation of the one claim- ing the office against the person charged with usurping it, aud, even if that proceeding resulted favorably to the jaimant, still the acts of the officer de facto while in Possession of the office, pending the litigation, would, 80 far as the public are concerned, be perfectly legal. ‘These rules have long been settled and may almost be considered elementary and putat rest any such ques- tion ag the one now raised. ‘The objection must be everruled. ‘ THOMAS BARROW’S WILL. Some time since Mr. Thomas Barrow, a wealthy resident of Louisiana, removed from that State to New York, where he diod recently, Yesterday his will, containing three codicils, was filed it the office of the Surrogate of this county. His estate, valued at $8,000,000, has been divided by his will among his relatives and nearest friends and several public institu tions. The will is dated February 14, 1859, with codieils \dated May 11, 1800; June 9, 1808, and May 2, 1872. After providing ’munificentiy for his ‘relatives and ifriends the testator gives $5,000 to the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, $5,000 to the New York Juvenile Asylum, $5,000 to the New York Association for Im- Proving tho Condition of the Poor, $5,000 to the American Female Guardian Society _ for tho Home of the Friendless, $10,000 to the New York Historical Society and $5,000 to the New Jersey Histori- cal Society. The original will bequeaths $10,000 to the Presbyterian church at Woodbridge, N. J., for a ublic cemetery and tho embellishment of the same; ut the second codicil of the will revokes that bequest on the ground that the said church has already pro- vided for itself a cometery, and instead of that bequest gives $50,000 for the erection of a public reading room and library in the town of Woodbridge, N. J., and for ‘supplying books, &c., to that institution, ‘executors named are John ©. Barrow, nephew; ‘William H. Neilson and Richard H. Bowne, of this city. THE ITALIAN COUNTERFEITERS, The two Italians, Giacomo Giuliotto and Antonio Cordono, arrested at the Grand Central dopot on Mon- day morning, charged with having in their possession counterfeit $10 notes on the First National Bank of (Philadelphia and the City National Bank: of Pough- ‘keepsie, with intent to pags the same, were brought be- ‘fore United States Commissioner Osborn yesterday for examination. United States Assistant Distrtct Attorne; Foster represented the government, Mr. William F. ‘Kintzing appeared for Giuliotto and Mr. Joseph J. jMinellt for Cordono. Captain Kennoch, of the Secret Service of the Trens- Department, in charge of the New York division testified that with the assistance of Officer McMahon, of the Nincteenth, sub-precinct, he arrested the accused at the said railway depot. ‘The prisoners, at the time ‘of arrest, wanted to know why they were arrested. eniaia Kennoch told them they were suspected of wing counterieit money in their possession, The ‘prisoners denied having any. At the Nineteenth sub- ‘precinct the prisoners were Searched by the two oflicers, In the presence of Sergeant Joseph Stewart, and abou ($800 in counterfeit motes on the above men- ‘tioned banks found upon them, concealed in the nu- amerous pockets in their clothing; about $500 in bad ‘money and $9 22 in genuine bills were found on Giuli- ‘otto, and about $300 in counterfeits and $9 05 in good money on Cordono. Louis Delomo, an Ttalian, who acted as interpreter r Captain Kennoch, testified that after the arrest ‘Gtuliotto told him that he had found the money which, he had when arrested while walking along Baxter street, and that Cordono had told him that he received the money found on bim from his employer in pay- ment of wages. The case was adjourned until to-day at eleven o'clock A. M. DECISIONS. SUPERIOR COURT—CHAMDERS, By Judgo Curtis. Carpenter vs. Brand.—Motion for exemption, &c., granted. ‘Larned vs. Ogden et al.—Reference ordered. Phelan vs. Kaufmnan.—Theré ts no proof of service of motion upon the plaintift’s attorney. Deegan vs. Bleocker.—Allowance to plaintiff of $35. , Tuthil vs. Ceccarinii—Leave granted to serve an amended answer, on payment of plaintii’s costs of op- ing motion, The Mayor, &c., vs, O’Donnell.—Order as settled. Walsh vs, Mcad.—The case as proposed does not con- form tothe stenographer’s minutes, nor is it proposed Dy the amendments to insert the stenographer’s min- ‘utes in the place of the paris of the c proposed to be stricken oui. I shall not settle this until I have a perfect copy of the stenographer’s minutes before me, and wherever the case dilfers from these minutes it must be amencicd so as to conform to the minutes, SUPREME COURT—-CHAMBERS. By Judge Brady. Paquelet vs. Paquelet.—Order granted confirming Feport of referee and decree of divorce to plamtit, Keely vs. Burton.—Motion denied, with $i0 costs, to abide event Opinion. Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company vs. Pierce.—Mo- tion denied, with $10 costs, to abide event. Opinion, Thompson vs. Solomon.—Motion gianted, without costs. Opinion, Same vs Same, No, 2—Same. By Judge Lawrence, Bates vs, Cunningham.—Case and amendments as Bettled. Schultz ve, Reeve.—Case and amendments as St. Nic Fire Insurance Company chants’ Mutual Fire and Marine Insurance Company.— Same. Remington & Sons vs. The Samana Bay Company of | Bt. Domingo. COURT OF COMMON PILEAS—CHAMBERS, By Chief Justice Daly. Knapp ve. Campbell and Another.—Motion denied. Opinion. Edmond A. Vroome ys, Sarah Lomon Vroome.—Di- vorce granted to plaintiff. George ©. Holdridge vs. Mercia E, Holdridge.—Di- vorcegranted to plaintim, Birch vs. Thompson.—Application of plaintitf denied, ame, TOMBS POLICE COURT. Before Judgo Morgan, TRIER HELD FOR TRIAL, Justice Morgan sat on the bench at the above court yesterday, in place of Justice Otterbourg, who was in- disposed, The case of Ludwig L. Trier (not Trice), the clerk recently in the employ of Henry Cario, of No. 23 Union square, charged with embezzling $1,925 belonging to the latter, was yesterday called up for examination. ‘Mr. Price, counsel for the defendant, put his client on the stand. He stoutly denied the charge of embezzle- ment, and swore that the money had _ been stolen from+ him. His evidence was briefly this:—That be was riding down town on a car of the Bleecker street line with the money aforesaid in the pistol pocket of his pants; he was on the front platform, which was crowded at the time; upon arriving at the City Hail he missed the money; he looked around for a policeman, and, not sceing one, rushed to the Central Oftice, where he made a state ment similar to the above. It appeared from the testi. money of the prosecution that Trier had been fre- uently, requested by Mr, Orvis to bring the money to office until at last ho turned up with a story of aving been robbed. The Court held the prisoner to answer in deiault of $2,000 bail, WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT. _ Before Judgo Wandell, SNEAK THIEY ARRESTED. Early yesterday morning a well-known sneak thief tamed Louis Edwards entered the rooms of Mary Mutherer, at No. 547 Hudson street, and stole a dréss and two coats, worth $50. The theft was witnessed by Morris Sharp, who pursued Edwards and, aided by an officer of tho Ninth precinct, succeeded in capturing bim. He was held in $1,000 bail to answer. ROBBING HIS MOTHER, Mrs. Eliza M. Madan, of No, 652 Second avenue, pro- ferred a charge of burglary against her son, Charles H. Madan. She accused him of breaking into her house, at the above number, and stealing a pocketbuok, contain- ing $8. Ho was arrested at ten o'clock yesterday morning, at pier 34 Nort® River, Charles was com- Jnitted 11 $1,000 bail to answer, ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT, Charles Murray was held for examination on a charge of embozzling $152 from Dodd’s Hxpress Company. Murray was employed by the company as a driver, and, it is alleged, he collected tho above atnount from a Mrs, Adams, of West Eighty-irst strect, and appropriated She samo to his own use, ESSEX. MARKET POLICE COURT. Before Judge Smith, T00 MUCH CONFIDENCE, A man named Frank Claus was arraigned at the abovo court yesterday on acharge of robbing Charles Gross, of No. 82 Stanton street, of $140 in money and a watch ‘pnd chain valued at $120, Claus, who is a barber, re- siding in New Jersey, was invited by Gross on Tuesday night to shure his bed, as it was too late for Claus to reach home. When Gross awoke yesterday morning he saw Claus going out of the house with his vest, contain- ing the above mentioned property. Judge Smith held | the prisoner in $1,500 bail to answer. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT. Before Judge Bixby. BURGLARS BAFFLE! Two burglars named Hugh McCarthy and Cornelius Famen on Saturday night bent the iron bars securing one of the basement windows of No, 165 East Sixty. third street, and were in the act of entering the house | when Officer Norris, of the Nineteenth precinct, arrested them. They were held in default of $1,500 each for trial at this Court, Famen was also held on a charge of larceny, he having stolen $25 from Charlotte Wacutell, No, 998 First avenue, “ FEMALE PICKPOCKETS. John Beahan, of No, 331 East Thirty-sixth street, came into court wearing auch a sad face that any one might know a great misfortune had befallen him, His story was that on Tuesday night he had attended a social party and drank more than was good for him, Wile on his way home ho met Lavina Lynch and Ann Martin, with whom be had a provious acquaintance, When they left him ho missed his wateh and. some wmoney, and he caused their arrest, They were held tor trial in default of bail COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. Manixz Cocrt—Part 1—Held by Judge Gross, —Lieb- man vs. Martens, Nos, 4908, 4695, 4917, 409, 3144, 8145, 3147, 3152, 3158, 8144, 3155, 3156, 3158. Surkemé Covkt—Cuamuins—Held by Judge Dono- hue,—Nos, 15, 22, 67, 70, 95, 102 104, 116, 126, 127, 128, 143, 145, 154,'155, 177, 180, 193, 157, 202, 203, 204) 212) 222) 229), 233, 239, 245, 254, 255, 256, 263 Coont of GuN#RAL 'Sussioxs—Before Recdrder Hackett.—The People vs. Julia Moseby, robbery; Same vs. Thomas Dudley, robbery; Same ‘vs, Robert Harris, burglary; Same vs. Donald Harris and Robert Gibbons, burglary; Same vs. John Cline, burglary; Same vs. Julius Rosenstraw, grand larceny’ Same vs. Alexander Shevenent, grand larceny; Same’ va, Albert ®, Eastbrook, grand larceny: Same vs, William Creighton, obsceno literature; Same vs, Edward Mur- ray, obscene literature, FPURNITURE, avo MEETING OF THE DEMO i ou Friday evening, mittee will be held at Irving EH tember 10, 1875, at 8 o'clock, order of * }OSEPI R. FLANDERS, Chairman pro tem. Joun D.C LM, A. L. Saxon . HL. MeDonoven, . H. Guarnx, M. J. Faaay, TATE OF NEW YORK, Orrick ov te Sxonetany oF Sra’ ¥, July 81, 187) Be Secretaries. Ey ‘To tHe Sueur ov THE C ‘Sin—Notice is hereby given that at the General Election to be held in this State, on the Tuesd Monday of N November 2), the fullowing offi- cers are to be elected, to-wit ‘A Beeretary of State in place of Diedrich Willers, Jr. A Comptroller in the place of N A Treasurer in the place ‘An Attorney General in the place gf State Engineer and Surveyor in the place of Syivanus TE weet. ‘A Canal Commissioner in the plac of Reuben W. Stroud, An Inspector of State Prisons in th: e of Ezra Graves. All whose terms of ofiev will expire on the last day of De- cember next. ator for the Fourth Senate district, composed First, Second, Third, Fourth, Pifth, Sixth, Seventh, uth Wards of' the eity and county of New York. Also, a Senator for the Fifth Senate district, composed of the Eighth, Ninth, Fifteenth aud Sixteenth wards of the elty ‘aud county’ of New York, Also, a Senator for the Sixth Senate district, composed of the Tenth, Eleventh and Seventeenth wards of the elty and county of New York. ‘ ‘Also, a Senator for the Seventh Senate district, composed of the Eighteenth, Iwentieth and Twenty-first wards of the city and county of New . 60, 0 F the Biglth Senate district, composed of the Twelfth, teenth aud Twenty-second wards of the city w York. TY AND DISTRICT OFFICERS, Also to be elected in said county, twenty-one Membors of Assembly, to be elected from the Assembly districts as ¢on- stituted Wnder chapter 607, Laws of 1303, A Judge of the Superior Court in the place of John J. * | Freedman. ourt of Common Pleas in the place of A Surrogate in tho place of Robert C, Hutchings, ttorney in the place of Benjamin K. Phelps. aK, Huckott. tin the place of Michael C. in the place of s of the Marine Philip J. Joachimsen er in the place of Adolph Kessler, hose terins of ollice will expire on the last day of De- comber next. "Also, Judge of the Court of General Sessions for the torm gf fourteen yenes, from January 1, 1870, pursuant to chapter 259, Laws of DIEDRICH_WILLERS, Jr., Secretary of State. Suenire’s Orrice, New York, August 2, 1875, Tertify that the foregoing Is a true copy of the election we received by me this day from the tary of State, ans nam 2 Y AVILIIAM. C. CONNER. Sheriff of the City and Gounty of New York. GREAT Lament FINE FURNITURE. | | Bvery description of Furniture at cost and less than cost. Also a full line of Curtains and everything pertaining to UPHOLSTERY at unusually attractive prices, to close out our entire retail Dusiness previons to removal allout January 1. G. L, KELTY & CO., 154 Fifth avenue, near Twonty-third street. Al —DEGRAAF & COCHRANE, “ 152 und 154 West Twonty third street, betweon Sixth and Seventh avenues. Bargains not to be equalied in fine Furniture, Mattresses, Springs, &c. The immense, elegant and varied stock manufadtured by this house solling at bargains unequalled elsewhere. T PRIVATE SALE—MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture, consisting Parlor Suits in satin, 14 pie cost $1,200, for $200; one do., $200; superb four round Tig getave Chickering Pianoforte, $273; uprisht Decker Plauo, 8175; olegant Chamber. Sots, inlaid and gilt, Bedsteads, 1 Feaus, Dressing Cases, Mattresses, fc. S50! $179; Turkish Suits. $125; Hoo! . Extension Table, Sidebourd, Chairs | in leather; ‘brocatel, rep and haircloth Suits, $35, $50; Cai ets, Bronzes, Paintings, e.; in lots to suit, Call, No. 47 Vest 16th st., between th and 6th avenues. MAGNIFICENT SATIN BROCADE PARLOR SUIT, nearly new, cost $600, for only $175 ; one do., Marie Antoi= hetto style, $45; two rosewood Pianofortes, Chamber Suits, with Drossing: Cases, $45 up; brocatel and rop Suits, $7: and $25; Curtains, Mirrors, ‘Carpets, library, dining | turo, Mattresses, Silverware; great sacrifice? family leaving city. 105 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue. A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. OF FURN! ture and Carpets till September 10, at B. M. COW- PERTHWAIT & CO.'S, 155 and 157 Chatham street, to re- duce stock, Great,bargains in walnut and painted Chamber | Suits; great bargains in Parlor Buits; great bargains in mis- fit Carpets; gremt burgains in everything. B, M. COWPERTHWAIT & CO. \ i | —WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYME! FOR | Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COWPER- THWAIT & CUS, 155 and 157 Chatham street. An im- mense stock and low prices. FAMILY LEAVING PIE CITY WILL SELL THEIR Household Furniture at a sacrifice; magnificent Parlor Buits, rosewood and walnut Bedroom Shits, Dressing € 0 ‘oil | Redding, Pianoforte, cost $975, for $223; Carpets Paintings, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Dining Room Furniture, | &c, Cull for one week; residence’ 21 East Twentioth street, | near Broadway. | x OR SALE, AT PRIVATE RESI- | st, nonr 6th av., consisting—viz., | Slegant octave rosewood Windsér Pianotorte; also a | Bradbury & Co, it, Lt magnificent latest style Parlor Su pieces, covered in'satin, cost $1,000, for $350; brocatel and Top Suits, $125, $75 and $50; Chamber Sets, ‘gilded, with | Dressing C st $675, for $200; cabinet’ made walnut Sots, $100, ‘Mattresses, Pillows, Bolsters, &c.; library and ining Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes, Clocks, Curtains, Centre Tables, Bookcases, Butte Chairs, Silverware, Crock: ery, &c. Private parties in want of furniture call and ex- A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE and Bedding at greatly reduced igen! at O'FAR- | RELL’S extensive warerooms, 410 Kighth avenue, between | Thirtieth and Thirty-first stroets. Payments taken weekly _ or montitly. i UCTION NOTICES.—A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Second hand and Misfit Carpets for cash, 269 | ‘West Thirty-fifth street, first door o: hth avenue. ! Y J. HAVEN, AUCTION ST THIRTE stroot—-Hurnitnro, Carpets, Mirrors, Pianos, Parlor Suits, | Bedroom Sets, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Lounges, Mattresses, | Chiffoniers, Etageres, de. at private sale at auction prices.’ | C ARPETS, Furniture, Bods, Bedding, &e. Payments taken by the week or month. ‘Terms easy, KELLY & CO., corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth avenue. A. CLARKE'S POPULAR SYSTEM OF housefurnishing by monthly payments, 747 Broadway. Fine Furniture, Carpots, Mattresses, spring and parlor Beds, prices, 2D—FROM. G EORGE $3,000 TO $4,000 WORTH OF ortgage on real estate, el. 12 montlis’ time; secured by, first n | Apply to H. L. 1 ARBLE TOP BLACK WALNUT BEDROOM SETS, Cottage set, rgain. 20; Blankets, Quilts, feather 162 Seventh avenue, fancy store. $50 each lows, &e at al ES, LIQUORS, ET FILS’ CUAMPAGN 8, VINE- THORE v yard Proprietors, Cheuteau Lacheze, near ‘Saumur, nce. Carte d'Or, Carte Blewo, freight and insurance to any'port in America, Prompt for: | warding via Havre or Bordeaux. | | $0 per dozen quarts. $i per dozen, all packed in casos; cartaze, RIVATE STOCKS OF MADEIRA, PORT AND | Sherry Wines, of old and choice vintuges, aged, in glass and well proserved, bought by W. Il, STAIRIN, 40 Beaver st. on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Drokors’ Tickots bought of Diamonds, it, up stairs, 7 BROADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREE Diamonds, Watebes, Jewelry, Silits, Camel's ifair Shawls, Laces and Personal Proporty of every description bought and sold. Loans negotiated. JAMES P. MATTHEWS, | Beldom o! | at 884 Third avenue, or address JULIUS FELLNER, ‘AN! “ W “Farlor end bedroom Furniture, Gurpots, on 3, 6, 9 and. | . Heidelberg, Germany, The winter term opens October 1, 1875. ‘This institution for young gentlemen possesses the most practical modern improvements, is situated in the healthiest and most charming part of the city of Heidelberg, and aims particularly to give & thorough education in the dilferent e languages, mathematics, bookkeeping, technica drawing, and prepares also its pupils for the exantination for the oue year Prussian military service. Tho most experi- enced te: rs are pected with the establishment, lish and French are the languages used in conversation, This institute 1s for natives nx woll as for foreigners under the supervision of the government, and the examinations take place under the control of the same, Cirenlars and all,particulars are cheerfully furnished upon demand, free of cost. Highest references. M. NAUDASCHER, Manager of the Institute. FOR SALE. NDID CORNER LIQUOR STORE—LEADING nue, eb also downtown Sample Rooms, Grocery Hotels, Billiard nd Store Agene: ding th first | | WANTED—PART OF A. FURNIS W NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn, A ZURNISHED OR | UNFURNISHED = HOUSE wanted—Either in New York or Brydklynabe a family of four adults, where the proper care of premivee would be considered nearly equivalent to rent; satisfactory referen furnished. Address, fur three days, ADULTS, Herald office FOUR ORY HIGH STOOP BROWN House w: fully or partinily furnished, Brrporens located irom’ Twonty-thi ison to Fifth avenue; security and references jgiveu J.C. CLINTON, 56 Libert FAMILY OF Tint Floor, with every convenience, in a private house ; re ceed $49 per mouth, Address J, H. '., Herald Up- A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH ntral locwtion ; not 1 a tenement | ner week; with Hght housekeep- Address Mrs. WILSON, Herald Up- y SIRE fA gus, ina qui house; torms from $4 to Ang facili rred. pomase ED WOK third st story high sto ner; to 2 beat man- DOO per annum, Apply, from 11 WANT ROOMS AND waiting. G. HANKINS, 2 Address, with full particula York Post ottic , TANTED—FOR OCTOBER wife, three or four u housekeeping, with privile; house an) exceed & BY GENTLEMAN rnished Room i bath, location (west sid: BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A FO high stoop House, with mirrors, gas Oxtures and car- pets, between Fourth and § h ues, not above Fort: street nor below et ust be in pert or three R STORY ord rent moderate; Address, stating price, P! ford, Conn, . TANTED—APARTMENTS WITH HOUSEKE accommodations, furnished or unfurnished, in pl ant, respectable neighborhood, for small family ; satisfactory reference given and required, ° Address B. J., box 18% Herald office. V ANTED—BY FATHER AND DAUGHTER, 2 OR 8 nfurnished Rooms in a respectable house,for light housekeeping; rent $13. Address M. BLOOM, 32’ Chestnut avenu crsey City Heights. WAxmp sy A FAMILY, OF FOUR ADULTS, Floor or Apartments, 5 to 7 rooms, unfurnished, for housekeeping; location below Thirty-fourth street, Address, stating particulars and terms, R 'T., box 137 Herald office. WANTED DOCTOBER 1, UNFURNISHED, BY FAM. ily of three, a second Floor or two or thr Rooms; lo- cation not above Thirtieth street and near a good restau- raut, Address C. M. H., box 220 Herald office. WANTED-FOR THE WINTER, A LARC nished House, between Seventeenth and Fort stroets, near Fifth avenuo : the best references will be given, Please Address PHGNIX HOUSE, Monduam, Morris county, WwW FURNISHED — Hc ‘T NOT month; or, unfarnish $1,890; -third street or wost of Highth avenue. Ad- ie OR UNFUR- nished House, by a family of adults, on, or before tho Address PERMANENT, Ist of October; best of referenc box 114 Herald Uptown Brau: WARTED-ONE OR TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED FOR housekeeping, by @ respectable couple, in the vicinity or within 15 minutes’ walk of Fortieth street and Sixth aye- nue. Add moderate, W. T., Herald Away. Wane UNFUR- _ hished for a family of two; location be n Fourth ve Tenth and Filticth streets; will pay Kiberally for tho right place; none othors hood answer, Ade dress J.J. PRYOR, 454 TANTED—I TW niches Hoos gentleman and wife ;'p dress C., box 100 Herald FUR- ing, by & ot toexcced $25 per month. Ad- COMPLETE SET OF RESTAURANT FIXTURES IN good condition wanted, to furnish outfit for new dairy, Sond inventory and price to CASH PURCHASER, Herald office. A BAKERY FOR SALE—COST ABOUT $5, sell for $2.500, on venue, Apply to SAMUEL MILLIK SAMPLE ROOM DOWN TOWN, DAY. TRADE, BE- twoen n st office and Exchanie place (tr: ages $50 daily) for sale on reasonable terms, See n LLOYD, 29 Broadway. RESTAURANT AND BAR CLOSE, TO THE NEW Post office; present business from $60 to $75 dail tisfactory reasons for selling. LLOYD'S Store Agency, = : 0003, WILL rt of Bighth ixth ay RESTAURANT FOR SALE—A'T LOW PRICE; ow doing a splendid business; this is a chance red, MITCHELL'S Store Avoncy, 77 Cedar st, Bs AND SAMPLE ROOM IN THE BEST LOCATION on Third avenue will be sdld on Friday, at 10 o'clock, at anction, by THOMAS GAFFN, street. DES, STORE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN.—AN J “collent chance; most prominent corner inthe city; es tablished 25 venrs; daily average $44, and increasing every dny; price, $3,000 cash: good reason’ for selling. | Addres: with real name, WASHINGTON, box 187 Herald office. v, Auctioneer, 17 Centre iV WANTED BY TWO-ADULTS, FOUR OR FIVE UN. furnished Rooms, in a respectable house; rent not to exceed $25; location ‘central, Address, for three days, WIDOW, Herald Uptown Branch office, i WANTED TO RENTA SULT OF ROOMS OR PLAT, enty-cighth street to Thirty-third street, cast of with bath and closets. Address L. KE. B., Branets ottie w Madison Herald U WANED to Ran about 12 rooms, about an acre of land; full particulars only no JOUN 8. n hour of New York, with mint be in good order and desirable; | 39 Nassau street, room 17. ANTED TO 2 BY A RESPONSIBLE FAMILY of three adults, Lower Part of House: good neighbor- | hood; rent $10 to $90! Address 0. L., Herald Cptown Brauch ofliee. WAXTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY, THREE OR FOUR Roos in a good locality; price $15 to $20 per month. Address W. J. Y., 208 Peurl street, Now York. In the Country. AN AND WIFE WILL OCCUPY AND | ge of a furhished house in the country for the Winter. Address JOS. R., box 115 Herald otfie TANTED—A FURNISHED HOUSE OUT until May next, not over one hours’ distanc Island preferred; must be comfortably furnished and contain not less than, nine rooms. Any one desirous of letting their houso Ao w careful, responsible party, and on very moderate terms‘ for the winter, may address, lor threo days, CAR- ROLL, Heraid oftice. GENTL) take OF TOWN : Staten OR SALE-IN BROOKLY A FIRST OL, Grocery Store, with Horse, Wagon, Fixtures and com- lete Stock, at valuation. Apply to J. G. LOSE, 598 Ful- on avenue. OR SALE—A BUTTER AND EGG STORE AND MILK Depot, doing a good business, ina first class neighbor hood. Apply at 50 Greenwich avenne, bod oa OST OFFIC ‘The mails for arope for tho week endin ptomber 11, 1875, will close at this office as day at7 A. M.,'on Wednesday at 7 ‘AL M;"and on Saturday at 1 Saturday, follows :—-On, on Thurs. M. RIOR SALE.—A GOOD LIQUOR STORE, ON A PROMI- nent corner down town, for sale choap? a fino busin chance for an active young nian, Apply to WM. HASTINGS & SON, wholesale siquor dealers, 218 Centro stroct. OR SALE—A C AND; FIRST CLASS LOCA. tion; beantiful window; low rent: ata sacrifice, Apply Lexington avenue. —BEST LOCATED South street, opposite Wilson’ Line, for cash, or a No, 1 mortgage; rare opportunity to make a fortune; satisfactory reasons given for selling; no agents dealt with.” Apply at’ Commercial Lunch, No, 260 South street; corner of Rutgers street. on Zuropean Steamships |, OF FICE, . Panels, Cou ks, Sh Tables, Chairs and Stoves fitted by JAMES HODGE, 32 Commerce street, near Bedford street. No charge for shipping. OR SALE—STOCK, WITH OR WITHOUT THE FIX. es, of n Fancy and Dry Goods Storb, gstablished 15 jollar, on account’ of death. No CLASS CORNER LIQUOR Store, w best on the avenue, offered for Salo cheap, owner leaving the busine i LLOYD, Ai LE CHEAP—FOR CASI ONLY, A GROCERY tublished 18 years: Stock, Fixtures, Horse, pnoer, 29 Broadway Stor y 3 Wagon and Harness; must be soldimmediately. Inquire of ©. et. OR SALE OR TO RENT. lery, with every facility for doing a. jocatibn;' cheap rent. Address H. 8. street, Brooklyn, B.D. OR SALB IMMEDIATELY AT GREAT SACRIFIC tures of stationery and toy store, uire of D. KEMPNER, 300 West Forty- remises, aid to a desirable 1, M., 579 Huds PHOTOGRAPHIC GAL, it business; good ARR, 94) Java ROCERY FOR SALE— ness, on the best part quire of G, H. STUROKE, 17 1 LD ESTABLISHED RESTA for sale; best opportunity eve cost; only half cash ¢ e A GOOD STAND FOR BUST- pirdavenno, Address or in: nd 179 Chambers street. NT ON BROADWAY red; will sell at half Broadway. GRAIN, HOP: pacity. 1,000 busheis of Apply at 99 &c., for sale at a sacrifice grain per day; economical and couveniont. North Moore street, New York. MERICAN OFFICE—$75,000.-FINE DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, India Shaw)s, Valuabh ie tought, Highest, posable, value paid. Also time pur- hase: fect tablished 4. baer puis J. H. BARRINGER, 735 Broadway. t FOR SALE.—THE OHIO FALLS MPANY, Jotforsoaville, Ind., having a largo surplus of black Walnut, white Ash, Cherry’ and soft yellow Poplar piled in their yard, from three to six years, offer a portion for sale at low prices. Addross as above, Dtorps, WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER- ware bought and sold back, when desired, at a very GEORGE '0. ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190 Broadway, noar Twenty-hinth street, FPOR, SALES ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED Diamond Brokers and Loan Office Business in the city; | splendid location and first class connection; very small eapl- tal required; premium yer, moderate; owner retiring from ness. Address LOAN BROKER, Herald Uptown Branch small advance. DENTISTRY A CORAL, RUBBER SEY OF TEETH IN THREE hours.—Impression in the forenoon, teeth in. the atter- | hoon. Thirty-fourth sgroct, near Broadway and Sixth ave- | | | nue, Coral rubber, very strong; flesh colored gold sets, pla- fina sots, whalebone rubber sets, Plumpers, open fronts! Li Lifters, Lip Depressers, Regulators, nitrous oxide; mechant- cal dentistry, Take gréon cars from Grand street ferry, of Sixth avenue cars, or Broadway cars. Get off at Thirty- fourth street, NEWBROUGH, 128 Wost ty-fourth street. $10; SINGLE, | ‘extracting with . Dentul Rooms,” 262 Remember, 262 BEAUTIFUG SBT, $8; GUM TERT Silver Fultogs . bi $1; warranted, as, Os. ; examine specimens. ixth avenue. Established 1851, CLOTHING. THE UPTOWN WELL KNOWN ESTABLISH. ment 816 Sixth avenue, corner Forty-sixth atreet, 50 AT fF cont more than elsewhere will positively be paid for lw jos) and gentlemen's Cast-of Clothing, Carpets, Jewelry. Address Mr. or Mrs, FLATTO, 816 Sixth'avenuo, T_B. MINT#’S, 248 THIRD AVENUE, BETWEEN A Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, ladies and gontie- men will be surprised at the great prices paid in eash for | Gast-off Clothing, Carpets and Jewelry for the Western and Southern trade. Orders by post punetually attended by Mr, or Mrs, MINA. 1 THE WELL KNOWN DEALER, 246 SEVENTIL A avenue, two doors above West Twenty-fourth street, is Zompelied to'pay the highest prices for eating Apparel, Carpets, &e., by calling on or addrossing Mr. of Mrs. RO! BENDERG. J J. MASUR WILL POSITIVELY PAY THE HIGHEST Gash prices for ladies’ and gentiomen’s cast-ofl Cloth * Carpets, &c. Call on or address Mr. or Mrs. MASUR, Seventh avenue. MANDEL, #90, SEVENTH AVENUE, BETWEEN SB. TAPIA ond Thirty-second treat the highest rico for ladies’ and gentlemen's cast-off ‘Glothing, Carpets, jedding, Furniture, dey HOWCASES AT REDUC PRICES—THE L, assortment of the latest patterns in the cit; jacked and shipped ti hare, with guarantee 0 livery. HOFFMAN & FERSCH, 148 Chatham street. AFES CHEAP FOR CASI—HERRING'S, MARVIN’S Wilder's; all sizes; Jewollor’s, Silk and, House Saf steel Boxes; Liliie’s improved Safes at reduced prices. LILLIE SAFE COMPANY, 81 Maiden lano, IEA STORE FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE; BEST location up town; jarge cash business; will pay to inves+ tigate; good reasons for selling; no agents. Address H:, box 145 Herald offices. we. WAREROOMS, . and manufactory, corner Twenty-lirst street and Sec- ‘ond avenue, a fine assortment, of first class Pianofortes for PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, T HAINES BROS! LARGE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS UPRIGHT AND- square Pianos and Organs; inducements for eash, on in- Staiments and for rent. $.X. BALL & CO.,15 East Four- teenth stroet. CLOSING OUT SALE.—500° PIANOS, HALF | price; order administratrix G. Barmore’s estate; ele- Zantly finished, with all latest improvements; fully 'war- Tanted and liberal terms. 368 Bleecker street. AMUSEMENTS. LDEMY OF MUSIO. KIMALYY BROTHERS A—A genuine and popular triumph. i ved with unbounded applause. O—Overwhelming rush for U—Unstvalied artistic constellation, er before equalled here. D—Deemed absolutely surprising, oats, T—The groatest scenic pictures. H—Hlouses crowded to the roof, E—Every seat oc: pied nightly. W—Wonderful mechanical offects. ©—Original rb costumes. R-K wecessorivs dy and drama. g's eutertalnment. 624 BROADWAY. Manager ne COMPAY NTH THE COMPANY IN THE Mile. AMELIA CARI THE PE. The CARLO LROTH + Grin, John iam Warren, Jam isworth, Hamy, Was! Norton; Misse h Richmond, field, Kitty Parker, Pearl Thornton, THE COLORED The performance Mr, JOHN HAMTOWN STUDENTS. th. NEW BURLESQUE, BLUE BEARD OR, THE THREE-TAILED BASHAW, MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. pes THEATRE, Broadway and Twenty-second street, SUCCESSFUL BY A LARGE MAJORITY. MR AND MRS. Ww. J. FLORENCE, IN A NEW AMERICAN COMEDY ‘wuifieg expres for them by Mr. B. E. Woolf, in four acts, “TE MIGHTY DOLLAR,” a romance of modern life at Washington, which will be iNus- trated by scenery from the brushes of Matt Morgan, Messrs. Cayio and George Hein i Mr. FLORENCE as th HON. BARDWELL SLOT tt MRS. FL NO. as MRS. TLELORY, w has long Other charncters “by "Misses MAUDE. it IMONDSON, ' ITH OSMOND, 5 RF, Messra FERGUSON, PADUE TLLARD, VILLERS, BRUT BOX OFFICE Gms OPERA Pama 3 MR. EL MR. DAVENPORT..... a8. RICHARD TI. FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MR. DAVENPORT, when he will appear in MERCHANT OF VENICE AND OLIVER TWIST. MR. DAV OR as, HYLOCK and BILL SIKES SATURDAY MATIN OLIVER TWIST. OOTH'S THEATRE, BARRY SULLIVAN JARRET & PALMER. Lessees and Managers BARRY SULLIVAN. REMARKABLE FOLUHAR, OVATIONS! to the GREAT TRAGEDIAN! Majestic and critical audiencest 8,000 PEOPLE PRESENT AT EVERY PERFORMANCE! SECOND WEEK OF MR. SULLIVAN'S ENGAGEMENT. THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, RICHELIEU. To-morrow, Friday aud Saturday evenings * RICHARD IIT, SATURDAY MATINEE, THE LADY OF LYONS. Mr. SULLIVAN will give his wonderful impersoriation of the part of Beverly, in “Tho Gamester,” on next Monday evening. Places may bo secured. 0 Mr. the renowned English character actor, appears September 20, in his unrivalled art of Nat Gosling, in Boucicault’s seusational drama e Flying Seud.” \LOBE THEATRE, KW. BUTLER Anothor enti - A GRAND ARRAY 01 akerists THE GREAT HUGHEY DOUGHERTY, the ZANFRETTA TROUPE, CHARLEY HOWARD, BILLY GRAY, CHAS. E WORLEY, Dr. KE! JAS. WOODS, JULE KEEN, SALLIE THE GREAT BLONAOSKI BALLET TROUPES AND 100 OTHERS ID ECIAL ACTS, POPULAR PRICES.—ADMISSION, 50c.; ORCHESTRA SEATS, $1; GALLERY, 250. ‘728 and 730 BROADWAY, .. Manager. ({iMoRE'S CONCERT GanDE (Late Hippodrome). . GILMORE.. ‘The most . CONCERT EVERY NIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK, Gilmore's Band of 100 performers, ‘The greatest living Cornetist, Mr. J. LEVY. PROGRAMME FOR THiS EVENIN 1. Overture, 2. Aria of 8, Grand Opera Fantasie, introducing gems o )Africaine, 1 ’Profeta,” 'LEtoilo du Nord,” “Robert and ‘Les Huguenots”. Moyerbecr 4. Cornet Solo, Variations on Weber's inet Wali, Martian Mr. M. ARBUCKLE, 5. Divertisement, from “Oberon” ++.Wober -Gomex ra? le Diable” Introducing the Storm Music, €e. 6. Aria for baritone, “Spanish Song”. Sung by SIG. TAGLIAPIETRA (ate of the Grand Italian Opera, Paris). Piana Accompanist, SIG. E. MARZO, 7. Carnot Solo, “Robert, toi qite j'aime”.. -Meyerbeor gacllaeics cas er 8. Grand Fantasio on themes from “The Bpantifal Galatea” >. Suy 9 Concert Polka, “Golden Robin’ 10. Marche Militaire, “Salute to N NATIONAL AIR, THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNE: MATINEE ON SATURDAY 2'P. M. SERENADE BAND, Admission, 50 cents. Boxes, admitting four, $3. Package and season tickets, at reduced rates, to be had at the box office. OWES & CUSHING'S GREAT VARIETY cIncvs, Houston street, near Bast Rives EVERY AFTERNOON AND KV. FTH AVENUE THEATRE. Proprietor and Man: ,Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY HE SENSATION OF THB SUM Mr. Daly has the honor to announce the re-onzaccment, im ‘consequence of the great success, of the MM MM EEEE X X I CCcCo A IN ON MM MM E xX HO © AA NN BE MMMM EEE x uo AA NNW M MM M xx WC C AAAA NNN MoM M EERE X XU cCO A A N NN JUVENILE OPERA TROUPE! Senorita, CARMEN Y MORON (8 years, of age), Se norita GUADALUPE (6 years of age), and 27 Suvenile Arcistes, in the Bpanish chef-d'euvre, ROBINSON CRUSOE! Produced with new ry and costumes and im creased orchestra, Saturday, at 1:30, positively only Mex EXTRA nth regular season will be; ening, September 13, 1575, with the ANEW PLAY of vivid human interest, which has elaborate preparation for many weeks, and which ed with m ynieent new scenes and dres x Prous will woop's, Afternoon at 2. il, SHELDON, fos F. SPECIAL BT BAR BABY Soy HIPPOPOTAD 4 months old. YORUM THEATRE, MAURICE GRAU & CHIZZ0LA .....Leseees ond Managers FRENCH OPERA BOUPPE. EVERY EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE, NBACHS MOST SUCCESSFUL OPERA BOUFFE, MADAME LiARCHIDUC, with entirely new costumes, accessories, gorgeous and novel mise-en-seone, gud oF! Mmes. Geoffroy, Dupare, Nardynn, Ghe De Querey, Duplan, Roger’ Dafey ‘Castel, Ludovic, Valter, Be ; Gerard, Adorey, Davolls, Kremer, with’ the whole company of ONE UND in the cust. 514 BROADWAY. Mr. JOSH HART. &, ‘September 9, 1875. ee SCREAMS OF DELIGHT, at the b and most successful Sketch, THE GREAT RIFLE SHOOTING MATCH " _-betwean the pleked Teams, a HUEMIGAN "AND skipatox H ) COMIQUE, Ms EATRE, Propricto THURSDAY EV SHOUTS OF LAUGH JEFF. CUD { JEFF, BR. The local Sensational Drama, entitled ADLBY, DAY AND NIGH. Mr. JOHN PENDY, DELEHMANTY and CUMMINGS, ‘Mr, JOHN ALL Mr, JOHN WILD, LITTLE 5 Mr, LARRY TOOLEY, SCANLON and € ELLY st. JOHN, Mr. FRAN’ WINONA BRIDGES, in new Acts, , datlads and Serio-comig, Songs MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2 ETROPOLITAN THEATRE, 989 Broadway. THE CITY, THE BEST SHOW LN ‘The creat Drama, Prof, LOGRENTAL, WIDE AWAKE, GRIFFIN and RIC) with GORMAN BROTHERS, GEORGE FRANCE HATTIE FORREST, and his trained Dogs, BELLE LA VERDE, CHSAR and HARRY PHILLIPS, CHARLEY LORD, ETROPOLITAN | COMPANY, 4 NA DAY AND FRIDAY. TALLACK’S, COMIC OPERA. FOURTH AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE of the successful engagement of MISS JULIA MATHEWS and the recat EXGUISH COMIC OPERA COMPANY. tly wit! eee GREAT, ENTHUSIASM. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AND SATURDAY; LAST TIMES i: LAST TIMES of the GRAND DUCHESS. GRAND DUCHESS. MATHEWS in her matchless impersonation. RMOTT, GENER, Every mem NEW SCENERY. + GORGEOUS COSTUMES, GRAND DUCHESS MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 130 In rehearsal, GIROFLE-GIROFLA. yyauacess, ee EXTRA NOTICE This Theatre, thoroughly renovated, WILL OPEN tor the FALL AND WINTER SEASON with a NEW PLAY by H. J. Byron, Esq., entitled OUR Boys, the sole and exclusive right to which, for representatfon te tis city, Mr. Wallack has secured by Contract with, and pay ment to, the author, R Fall particulars of opening will be duly announced. ENTRAL PARK GARDEN. TO-NIGHT, Proprietors. Messrs. APPLEBY THOMAS’ THEODORE UNRIVALLED SUMMER NIGHTS’ CONCERTS, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, SEPT. 9, BERLIOZ, LISZT, WAGNER. VOCALIST, MR. A. brscHOFF, TENOR. Overture, “Lo Carnaval Romain, Brmpbon, ‘Harold in Italy,” op. 16,, “Dbligato Viola by Mr. Charies Batens' [-~> ** Harp, Mr, A. Lockwod, Symphonic Poem, “Les Prelade: Dio Loreley, Mr. H. A. Bischoff, Mopbisto Walts, Lenau's Faust, Introduction, | tristan und Isolde.....+ .+-csereeeeee Finale, first act, Walkaut Fe t's Love Sou; Salgado i A BISOHO Kaiser Marc he Admission, 50 cents; boxes, $1 and $2. pNotica ch seams wilt terminate WiNESDAY EVEN. tember 15. N THURSDAY, SEPT, 16, GRAND EXTRA NIGHT, bs BENEFIT oF HIRODORE THOMAS. IVOLI THEATRE, he EIGHTH STREET, OUI Fetween Sécond Ghd Third avenues, x PAUL FALK -Proprictor ENTIRE “CHANGE OP PROGRAMMER * EACH aN? EVERY ACT NEW AND. PERFORMED BY Tight and sqnare Pianos and Opjeans to rent, $3 upward. BETTS, Warerooms 788 Broadway, corner Tenth street. A $1, BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD CHICKERING AX. Pianoforte and Stool, on instalments or to rent; 7 o¢- tave Pianos $5 por month (upright pianos). GOLDSMITH’S, 26 Bleecker street, noar Bowery. AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE AN ENTIRELY NEW AA. first ciass Piano which was taken for adebt; mnst bo Sold regardiess of cost. Piano ‘can be seen at HENRY | BERS, 261 Pearl street, near Fulton, ARGAIN.—7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, four round corners, $130; 74 octave patent agraffo, new, only $225; instalmonts taken; rent $4 . CABLE, 107 West Twenty-third street, corner Sixth avenue. A MAGNIFICENT FIRST CLASS GRAND SQUARE AA. patent agraife overstrnng four ronnd corners 734 octave Tosewood Pianolorte, nearly now, for only $250; Stool, Cover, Box for shipping; one do., $175; satin broeatel Grand Dach- oss style Parlor Suit, nearly now, $140; Mario Antoinette style, 885; one do., $50; Chamber, vere Dining Furni- ture? Silverware; a@ sacrifice, Cuil immediately, 103 Bast ‘Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, BRILLIANT TONED 7% OCTAVE FOUR ROUND corner Decker Pianoforte for sulo, cost $075, for 295; magnificent rosewood Windsor Pianoforte, name on Tater cost $1,000, for £300; Stool, Cover, Music Stand, Box i Parlor Suits in Satin, cost $600, for for shipping, worth $1 | Fo 8 Jarpets, 50 cents; modern Paintings, Bronzes, Tables, &c. Must be sold. Call at private residence 120 West 234 street. STEINWEY PIANOFORTE, 71-3 OCTAVE FOUR AX. round corners, modern improvaments, been used a little, ory low for cash, on instalments, of for rent. F, SCHULER, 26 East Fourteenth stroet, GREAT BARGAIN.—AN ENTIRELY NEW FIRST ass, 7 1-3 octave Piano, celebrated city maker, for Sale at an ‘immense sacrifice; seven years’ guarantee. Call at Il, PATTBERKG'S, 746 Broadway. CHOICE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND hand Pianos and Organ: wonderfully, low for cash in small monthly payments, or to rent WATERS & SONS, 481 Broadway. LADY WILL SELL FOR LESS THAN $100 A AA. poantifal rosewood 7 octave Pinnoforte, modern styl Stool and Cover, warranted. 28 Kast Third street, betwe Bowery and Second avenue. HE OLD COITAGE Li¢ STORE, CORNER OF ‘Thirty-fith street and BE nie, for sale ut ono- third its value sthree years’ lense and licenses paid. Apply fon the promises, me FIRST CLASS LANDSCAPE ARTIST, UP TOWN, on Broadway, would like to exchange Paintings for @ ood second hand Vian, Address PIANO, Herald Uptown Brancl 950 Wit BUY A CORNER Ligvor, LAG PLIU Beer and Oyster saloon; license paid.’ Address Wost Third street, ir. KN WILL 250 BUY A WELL-PAYING CORNE! LOU Liquor Storo; fae location downtown; leave and tures; cheap rent. For pnrticulars apply to P. GAPF- NEY, No. 2s7g Bowe y, until sold. B75 “TOR BAUR. AT. A TREMENDOUS SAORI- PIL. tice, the best paying Liquor and Lager Béeor ‘amily Store, in Fourteenth ward; owner sick; must be sold. Apply to P, GAFFNEY, 28735 Bowery. 1 40 WILL PURCHASE A WELL LOCATED . Restaurant, doing # good business, or # part. ner taken. Apply to THOMAS GAFFNEY, Auctioneer, 17 Centre street. | ae CHANCR EXTRAORDINARY.—11 MAGNIFICENT rosewood ease Pianofortes to select from ; four rounds, Squares and uprights, prices $100 to $300, comprising Decker J and Thy octaves, Chickering 7’ octave, Bradbury, nearly now ; frst class order, used from Stools; Boxes for shipping. Don’t Satisfaction guaranteed, at the mission Salesroom, No. 47 West’ 16th st, BEAUTIFUL, CARVED ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE Pisnoforte; edlebrated imaker, modern improvements; $i00; Cover and Stool. Residence 243 East Youn street, be- twoengld aud dd avenues. REAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND Pianos, of the best quality, yet low for cash, at FISCHER'S Manufactory and Waterooms, 421, 423, 425, 427 Wost Twonty-ciglth stroot, bi MACHI ita NEW FOOT LATHE POR SALB—THREB FEET bed, ton inches swing, with elido rest and screw cutting aitachment, suitable for a mathematical instrument maker, optician or an amatour, J TOWNSEND, 182 Contre st. JOR SALE—FOUR HIGH PRESSURE TUBULAR Pate bee log tM inal 10 feet wide; built by i, tt Neale & Levy HOOD, DIALOQUE & CO., Camden, N. J. OR SALE—AIR PUMPS (TWO) LARGE SIZED, cheap. 126 Second street, MISCKLLANEOUS. HYSICIANS.—THE SERVICES OF A YOUNG Pily- sician are wanted to write a short treatiso on « medical | rigut aud equare P! pubieck, Addross Z, J. G.. bax 189 Herald J. if HALE 18 MAKING 60,000 PIANOFORTES « for less than half price; must be sold; dealers bu: ‘our pinnos direct and save half your money. ‘Wanted five thechantes at Thirty-Mtth street and Tenth avenue, AGNIFICENT 7-OUTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOPORTE, having eneved legs, latest improvements, need six months, oly $100; superb overstrans Steinway Pianoforte, sacrificed, Seon at GORDONS, 107 Bleecker stroe Pe ee TO RENT, OF OUR OWN MANUFAC. ture; also second hand Pianos, of various makors, in thorough order, for sale at low prices, by CHICKERING & SONS, 11 East Pourteonth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue, ARE BARGAIN,—ELEGANT $250 ORGAN FOR $100, Chickering, Weber, Hazelton Pianos, low rents; up- nos, #3 and upward, GQRDON & SON, 15 Lusi Fourteenth stroct Sra ie Wel ra A te cox ay | Vuionsomaen Tops anen Mod tA hy THOROUGHLY RENOVATED AND REDECORATED. FURNISHED WITH NEW AND ELEGANT SCENERY, ADAPTED TO EVERY STYLE oP. DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE. NEW MACHINERY AND APPOINTMENTS, COM. PLETE IN EVERY RESPECT. FOR PERMISSION TO INSPECT, TERMS, 40, APPLY TO —~ ALEX, 7, STEWART, BROADWAY AND CHAMBERS STREET. R, MILNES LEVICK, having withdrawn trom the Bowery Theatre, afl letters yy ve addressed MUSICAL, LADY OF SEVERAL YEARS’ EXPERIENCE IN A teaching music desires private pupils, in schools or families; references from tho frst masters, Address 8., Post office box 668. : 1 besa ba ERRANI HAS RESUMED SING. ing lessons at his usual residence, 423 East ¥ourteenth Street. FOR OPERA, CONCERT OR CHURCH. LADIES WILL receive free instruction at the Professor's residence an- Ui November 1 by addrossing DIRECTOR, box 137 Uptown Branch office. NSTRUCTION ON, PIANOVORTE AND, SINGING AT pil's residence, per quarter; pup! vy singing in English, French and Italian languages; also pro for concert, Address INSTRUCTION, box 113 Herald” Braneh office, 1,265 Broadway. M* JOHN DAN TEACHER OF THE PTANO- forte, Singing and Musical Composition, No. 475 See ond avenue, to where communications may be addressed. R. GEORGE F. LB JEUNE 18 PREPARED TO RE- colve pupils for Singing, piano, organ avd harmony, Residence, 118 East Seventystourth street, EB NORMAL DEPARTMENT of the NEW YORK CONSERVATORY 1s at No. 5 East Fourteenth street, next to Delmonico’s, DANCING ACADEMIES. A —WILSON’S DANCING ACADEMY, Fourteenth street, near eighth avenue.’ Classes now ‘open for beginners. For terms, &c., call or send for circular, Sbirees every Tuesday wud Saturday. COARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON Building, intersection of Stuyvesant and Ninth streets; Zlaates every Mouday and Thursday; new classes now form ing: private lessons in glide walts & y T FERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, 5 Aint rot orig el tates lg Lig made at mi hursday, irom? 0-5 P.M. Reopeuing September 10, Private lessons a specialty, See circular. . USE" NCING ACADEMIES.—CLASSES A, ea eae Hak tis Pant Thirtegnth sirnet, Browoort Hall, 154 Bast TN stroct. PRIVATE LESSONS. atany hour, CIRCULARS at private academy, 212 Bass Bieventh street. desi A desley AGADEMY | OF | DANCING, 289 + treet.—Classes now formin Fivhseunsttond ny tholr own convenience without lov of lessons, Sond for cireular. eee CHRISTOPHER'S DANCING ACADEMY, PAREPA ty-sixth MARBLE MANTELS: TLY REDUO! PRIC! oc ind Starble Mantels, Wash U N Ye Fairs en Se ea ake ‘ + Hveiarday, 11th insk Plowse eond for cirealar, Oo“oxa! —FOR RENT—UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND > A. Pinnos of our own mao, sor falo and rent a nun: ToT ee iastene aa, penn hi THE BEST, STAR VERFORMERS ARH W GO. No. 113 Filty avenue, above Sixteenth Admission, 25 ceiits; reserved gouts, 25 cents extra, | ADMISSION ONLY 250. ADMISSION. ONLY 250, ® FINE ROSEWOOD (7 OCTAVE OVERSTRUNG NBs THEATRE. _— OF MUSIC. carved legs Piano at $175, payable $10 per month; up- v0 LET. THEODORE WACHTEL, EUROPE’S GREATEST TENOR, will shortly return to America for « GRAND OPERATIC TOURNEE through the United States in which ho will be assisted bye newly organised and most powerful COMBINATION OF ARTISTS, solected from the leading OPERA HOUSES ‘OF EUROPE. ration night of the GRAND WACHTEL OPERA SEASON of Music will be 18, 1875, AD. NEUENDORFP ents. ‘The in: at the New York poeta MONDAY, OCTOBE! Mott Haven, N. Y. ips OPERA HOUSE, Tato Bryant's, West Twenty-third street, COTTON & REEDS NEW YORK MINSTRELS, A’ NG NEW. EVERYTHING PRES! ARKLING and VIVAL CHANGE, OF PROGHAMME, EXERY WEEKS Every evening at 8 Saturda Matinee at 2 NUS OPEN, YORTY-¥FOUBTH a Dae 4 EXMIBITION: of AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Second and Third evs. and Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth sta WONDERFUL MACHINES! SPLENDID PRODUCTSE Admission, 50 conts; Children, 25 cents, GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS’ NEW SaivviNuisco MINstieLs' | OPERA HOUSE, Broadway, corner Twenty-ninth The most successful sation in the world, P by the Boauty and Fashion of the city. Delightful Solo and Paresinging by wampaonn, RUDOLPH, WARDE fe "ADD RYMAN ON THE TINANOIAL lisa JOUNSON and POWERS’ Aste, LE SONGS And th * Sona of ” BILLY Bic AS GHASLEN BACT, rything New, Frosh and Sparkling, Beate secured. Melloce Saturday at 2. olGk NEW _MUSIC.—"YACHTMAN'S 50NG,> words ala, by Mra. B. Porter Beach, music 400.5 “Jolly Spotlows,” wal oun} We its wees, ar Tre re Published by O. Ue D1TSUN & CO., 711 Broadway, ANTED—FOR THE REGULAR DRAMATIC SEA- ton, four Ladies for general business: ‘ {ike and good dressers) also soho the hours of 2 end 4 P. M., a¢ 47 lyn, until Sanday. at ‘ANTED—5O YOUNG LADIES FOR Gi Apply a the METROPOLITAN THEATRE week, stoi: Rem OA noe sod boned RGYLE ROOM: ANT Rb ax MESDAY AND ENING AT 'D K, ENTIANGH “ON “ritintteTn “SPARET, at THEATRE, DAY, Mabe. |S ees BROOKLYN, Matinoes,