The New York Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1875, Page 9

\y ——<$_—___—_. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Events of the Week—A Dull and Feature- less Stock Market, THE MOVEMENT OF GOLD Advance in Government Bonds—Strength of Good Railroad Bonds—Money Easy and Abundant—Poreign Exchange Weak. Wau Stren, } Sunpay, Sept. 26, 1875. The week just closed presents few features that need pass in review. Dulness was the prevatling condition, and the transactions in stocks were confined princi, pally to the Aabitués of brokers’ officers.and to local Operators. An early decline was made, ranging from L to 4 per cent.; but later a rally occurred, and the market ended with a recovery of from % to 13 por vent, The cause of depression, the influences that pre- vent successful speculation and the distrust that exists, have been described too often to require further allu- gion at this time. Many are hoping that with the re- vivalof attumn tradea substantial change for the better will occur in the department of stocks, but whilo railways ‘surround themselves with mystery and re- fuse to publish their receipts and expeditures except for the benoft of directors and favored friends, and while non-dividend paying securities cohtinue to drift downwurds with all the symptoms of a dry rot, it 4s tobe doubted whether any improvement will produce *asympathetic effect upon other than the stocks that ‘have heretofore been firmly held and strongly supported, The chief depression was exhibited in Olio and Missis- sippi, Pacific Mail, Hannibal and St. Joseph, Erie, Lake Shore and Western Upion. Northwestern shares were “exceptionally firm and apparently resisted influences that were brought to bear upon several Western securi ties, The range was only between 303¢ and 38%, and the close was 294. Erie declined from 20 to 1634, and ‘the preferred from 353g to 32%. The former ended at 1744. Western Union sold, ex dividend, at 75%, but Amproved to 764 on rumors of a favorable forthcoming weport, Lake Shore was purchased freely, notwith- ‘standing the accepted fact tiat the company will not earn a dividend this: year. The increase in price is due to the prospects of a better business after the closing of ‘canal navigation. The extremes were 55 and 623%, with ‘the final quotation at. 53%. Paciflc Mail sold at 36% ‘and down to 33%, with a close at 3544. Sundry rumors were In circulation concerning this company; but, like their predecessors, they were evidently started for stock fobbing purposes. Missouri Pacific sold at 4734 a 453¢; Union Pacific at 7134707034. The other changes “were unimportant. MIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES. The following table shows the extreme fluctuations for the week in the leading shares :— Highest. Lowest, Now York Central » 103% 102% 20 16K ene preferred. 3536 B23 -Lake Shore. 55 5234 ‘Wabash... OK 53g Northwestern 30% 383g Northwestern preferred 54 533g Rock Islan 101% 10784 Fort Way: i + 98g 9854 Milwaukee and St. Paul . 35% coy Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred. 6415 62% Pittsburg. 90 9036 Delaware, 12056 ichigan Illinois Censras. 98 98 Union Pacitic. my 10 C., Cand 1. C.. 4 4 Hannibal and St Joseph. 21% mM Hannibal and St Joseph preferred... 26 225, ~Ohio and Mississippi. 17% 4% Missouri Pacitic, on Aly 454 Western Union, ex-dividend. 7 T6354 Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph. 2 1944 Pacific Mail. B% Quicksilver .. lbs Quicksilver preferre: Sg .American Merchants’ Union Express. 534; 58K, United States Express.......... 0.006 dase | £0 CLOSING PRices—8 P, M. SATURDAY, Lol w Wab. Un Pacite ‘Wells Fargoiix 73, Chic & Aiton #344 m1 Ulev a Pitts... 20s, 1oig Chick NW... 3955 133 85 * ‘ie i4 'SY a lag EXPORTS AND IMPORTS. The foreign commerce of the port for the week was as ollows:—General merchandise imports, including dry goods, $6,292,249; produce exports, $4,620,232; and specie exports, $280,345, The total imports of mer- chandise sinco January 1, this year, amount to $252,140,957, against $302,940,607 for the corresponding period in 1874, and $308,207,676 in 1873, The total ex- ports of produce amount to $181,342,387, against $208, 673,287 in 1874 and $212,710,745 in 1873. ‘Exports of specie since January 1 amount to $62,506,517, against $43,117,416 in 1874 and $40,851,161 in 1973, ‘THE MONEY MARKET, There were no disturbing influences in this depart- ment, Early in the week the tendency was to firmer ‘cates on call loans, but toward the close the supply was #0 abundant that it was difficult to find employment for tapital at 1}g and 24¢ per cent. There was ‘rather more inquiry for discounts and the principal busi- ness was at 6 a7 per cent for prime names. Yhe foreign exchanges were depressed early in the week, but subsequently a firmer tone prevailed on the easier condition of cash gold. The improvement was aot fully maintained at the close, The Syndicat ‘bankers are said not vo bave been sellers since the price declined below 48455. Kegular trade continues to be embarrassed by the unsettied state of private credits and the expectation of further failures, In prices there has been oo particular change since last week, Both buyers and sellers are operating cautiously. It is generally believed that business will run along later into the season than usual. If the Fall River mills should reopen to-morrow it will, doubtless, infuse more tifo into the market for cotton, although it may not produce any change in the figures of the same, The tailure of Kattingill & Campbell, reported by the cable, isdenied. The bank statement of the week shows a toss of $623,250 in the excess of reserve above legal Tequirementa. The decrease of legal tenders was $616,000, and is explained by the demand from the West and South for ¢he movement oi crops. The de- crease in specte was only $117,000, THE GOLD MARKET -has been without feature, The extremes of the week are 117% and 16, the latter price being established on the expectation that the Secretary of the Treasury would sel) a iarger amount of gold than was named in the monthiy schedule, In this, however, the brokers Were disappuruied, and the figures advanced to 116%, closing at 1l#'g. The amount sold on Thursday by the government was $500,000, the bids tor which aggre- gated $2,245,000. On gold loans the rates were as high early in the week at 832 per diem, but later they be- tame easter, receding to 1.32 and 1.64 per diem. The customs receipts for the month were $8,085,000. The price of currency in gold has ranged trom 86,02 to 86,29, COIN AND BELLIO: The following were the last quotations in gold for coin and bullion: — wil eset St Peck Buying, Selling. American trade dollars.,... American silver (ualf and q) “OH 96 American silver (dimes and hf, dimes) .87 , 08 Mexican dollars, 96, English silver. q 4.56 Five francs, ‘ 96 “Thalers. : -TL English sovereigns 82 4.36 ‘Twenty francs. . q *3.90 Spanish doubloons 18,80 16.10 Mexican doubloons. 16.50 16.65 ‘Silver bars (999 tine) o1L.21K 123 Fine gold bars... Par to GOVERNMENT BONDS, ‘These were generally firm, prices advancing from 1% to % per cent on the purchases by capitalists and cor- porate institutions, both because of their safety and exemption from an oppressive taxation. The supply offering, however, is very small, large lots not being obtainable. One insurance company is said to hay (akon about halt a million, The closing prices o¢ securities in London have ‘me as follows it. 10, Se eit. G. 8. 6's, 5.20s, 1965, old.. ec st U.S. 6's, 6.29%, 1867...... 10856 iors 107% Wy, 8. bs 1040's, 106% 105 05 New 1054 105% 105 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. ——Since Jan, 1, 1875,.— Lowest. U, 8 @'s, 6.205 1806, old.Apr 9, 108% Apr. 22 106 U. 8. 6's, 5.20% 1093g June 18, 10635 U.S. 5's, 10-40’ ‘Aug.14, 101” Feb. 13, New 6's ‘Aug.16, 10534 Apr. 19, 102 MONTHLY STATISTICS. The following figures, compiled from the report of the Bureau of Statistics, show the exports and imports of the whole United States for the month of July, 1876, compared with the same month in 1874. These reports are issued so much more promptly than formerly that they now carry far more interest as practical sta- tistic July, 1874. July, 1875. $45,458,618 $42,425,412 Foreign imports, total. 41,188,042 42,768,388 443,627 1,493,158 Domestic exports. Foreign re-exports, Total exports (gold value). .... $42,632,569 $44,261,546 Of the above the following amounts are gold and silyer coin and bullion:— $1,206,142 $1,129,634 3,777,366 6,312,611 "290,679 "2891904 Total exports. $4,077,045 $6,502,515 SATE AND RAILROAD BONDS. There has been very little movement in Southern State bonds, and sales at the Board have been near a minimum, A few transactions in North Carolina special tax bonds were made at 8 a 3% and Georgia gold sevens gold at 100, Virginia advices from private par- ties are favorable, and speak hopefully of provisions being made to pay interest as it matures, Railroad bonds have been reasonably active, and the prices of the best bonds well maintained; Central Pa- cifics have sold up to 105, and Union Pacific first mort- gage at 103. If the money market continues as easy throughout the autumn as many now anticipate, it is natural to suppose that the demand for the higher classes of railroad bonds will be more active than usual at this season, as the lack of employment for money at profitable rates leaves an accumulation to seek Invest- ment in the best class of bonds, paying a fair rate of interest, Daily closing prices of a few leading bonds have been as follows :— Wed. Thurs, Fri. Sat. Tenn. 6's, new. *50% #50 "5015 #50 N. Car. 6's, old..... — *20 “19 = N. Car. 6's, new... *10% #10 *10 *10 Vir. 6's, con. *683¢ #08 #68 Vir. 6's, 2d 8, 49 49 49 8. Car. 6's, J. und J. #274 #28 "27 421K Mo. 6's, long bonds.*102% #102 #102. 10216 Cen. Pac. 6's, gold.. 1045 105 105 10434 Union Pao, 6's, Ist. 102% 103% 108% 108 Union Pac, 7's, g. 1013 101g *101 102 Union Pac. 8's, 8. f. 91 91% MOL 1G Erie 7's, 1st m 10454 *104iZ 10d 104 N. J. Cen. 7s, lstm*11l—*110Kg#1L #11134 F. Wayne 7's, Ist m. 114 *1133¢ #11336 11334 Rock i. 7s, Ist m.. 110 *110 110 10g C.and'N. W. 7's, g. — BIg TG BTIK *This is the price bid; no sale was made at the Board. THE YORKIGN MARKET, Tho news from abroad, except in so far as it relates to Erie, has been unimportant. The latter underwent fluctuations similar to those which were observable in our own market, but closed with a firmer undertone, ‘The bank rate is unchanged, remaining at 2 per cent. The per centage of reserve is about 52% as against 6354 the week before, Considerable anxiety is reported in financial circles over the attitude of Russia in the Ser~ vian question. Our bonds are generally higher. DOMESTIC MARKETS. Gatveston, Sept, 25, 1875, middling, 12%e. ; idling, 123g0. ; Cotton very weak ood ordinary, 11}ge, Exports coustwise,575, Sales, 1, tock, 13,344 Nuw Onuxans, Sept. 25, 1875. Cotton demand middling, 18c. ; low middling, 12%. od ordinary, Net receipts, 1,443; gross, bed Sales, S000. "Stocks Sa,7ra, ee Monttx, Sept. 25, Cotton quie fet ; middling, Pao ty low middling, aes A yan ordinary, eceipts, 1,640, Exports coasiwise, 333, Sales, 60V. Book, ‘psi. Cotton quiet; middling, 2K ordinary, Net receipts, 3 wise, 1,046. Sales, 747. Stock, 1: Bitte N. C., Sept. 25, Spirits of turpentine firm at 82c, Rosin firm at a ee for strained. ‘Tar firm at $1 Sept. 25, 1875. Oswe Flour stondy; salen, 1,400 bbis. at 61 4 $7 25 for, No 1 spring, $7 75 for amber ‘winter, $8 for white do, and $8 25 for double extra. Wheat unchi Jorn dull at T4e. |AVANNAH. Sept, 25, 1875. low iniddling, i23ge.; good bal es. Exports ‘coast- rts, B21 ship wif, ae middlings, $20 per ton. | Canal freights—Wheat, Sige. corn und rye, 4%e; barley, 4c. to New York, Sige. ‘Nibany: Tumbor, ier tol to the Hudson, Lake receipts— 22,500 bushels whi 4,500 do. corn, 0 do. barley, 000 fest fumier, Gann dhipmonts--9,400 bushels barley, 727,000 feet lumber. Burrato, Sept, 25, 1875, Lake, recoipts—Floar, 900 bbls.; whiexty 18,000 corn, 139,000 dk 14,000 db. * allroad roceipes =i ur, 5,200 “T4000 bushels, ‘Corns 10,000 dorz. oats’ 000 + 1,800 do. Ratiload “shipments Flour, sin 44,000 bushels; corn, 4° 8, ma 100 ty corms Oe. a Oger; costa, angen te New York? ulloat for’ dewater' from Buialo, wheat, 804,000 ‘984,000 do. ; oats, 125,000 ‘do. ; do. trom’ Os- she Flour quiet Koa Lice ¥ pt els No. c. Uats and rye aigiooreds nomi (000 bushels Canada on private term: ‘anada, to arrive, at $125. Seeds quict; timothy, $2 90.0 $3," Peas and beans quiet; no sales. Po scarce at $23 50 for heavy mess. Lard duli at 14, a 14dge, Highwines, $1 19, Totxpo, Sept. 25, 1875. J Flour steady, with a moderate demand. Wheat 2¢. high lasing guste 2white Wabash, No. st white ‘Michigan, ‘$1 aise; No, 2'do..’ 814 $1.95: amber Michigan, October, i ay $1 Gare dali bed lover’: Ligansineds vember; low mixed,’ 59e.; damaged, 2at Boge, Michigan at four fouts—Flour, coe bbls.; wheat, 26,000 bushels; corn, 23,000 do.; oats, 9,000 do.” Shipments last twenty-four Lours—Flour, 2,000 bbls. ; wheat, 12,000 bushels * corn, 33,000 do. ; oats, 15,000 do, Tejected, red, 90tje. Eg mR oe. No: Oats “dull” and Onreaco, Sept. 25, 1875. Flour quiet and weak. Wheat Aeroguter, but in the main higher; No. 2 spring, $1 0734, spot; 51.0 October; $1 05, Novetber or elt abe'years Horo Ue ejected, Haize. 8 B50, Corn irregular, but iu the mati SMehe 0.3, mixed, 56}ie., spot; Sdige., Detuber; 474gc., Novomber; 45e., all the | rejected, Ot}g0. Oats demand, at full Nie, Shots B1KC., October 2%¢. all the year. jarley quict aid wouk, wt Si 4, September; $1 254, Mnsbuuged. Hoik atroup, higher we Qcrover. i aaa spot; oe Detober. Lard firmer, held higl ia" diy cash, or, Ostobers “Balk iisste Gulet, bus Whiskey aul und lower, at Ph 1545. Receipts—6,000 bis flour; 99,000 bushels wheat: 154,000 do. corn; 79,000 do, outs; 10,000 do, barley 5 3,000 do. rye. Shipments—8,000 bbls, flour; 86,000 bushels Wheat; 88,000 do. corn ; 100,000 do, dats; 18,000 do. barley; 800 do. rye. There was'no ulter- noon call of the Board to-day. PRINTING CLOTHS’ MARKET. Provipence, R. I., Sept. 26, 1875. et closed flat, all par 1 River. fow sules of the past Prices at the close nominal; de. a extra HAxt4, Printing cloths m: issue of aifairs in Fs are scarcely quot Sige. for standard HAVANA MAR KET. Havana, Sept. 25, 1875, Sugar market continued dull and prices declined, closing grist ‘and quotations nomi Molasses sugar, Sto lu, % reuls per Arrobe; concentrated sugars, fair to quality 9 8 04 reals; Muscovado sugars, common in 234 Yeals; do., fo fair, fair "to good refining: 12% a 1244 reals; contrifigal sugars, Nos. ul jm boxes, 10% a 17% rele; ‘dow. in” hhids., Is.’ Stock in ‘Warehyase at Havana try 8 is, M .500 boxes and 10,500 hhds, Receipts Of the week. 1,200 buxes and 296 hhds, Exports of the week, 29,000 boxes and 1,100 hhds., including 9,200 boxes and all the hhds, to the United States. Molasses nominal, Bacon, $46 a $47 per cwt. Butter, $65 a 885 per quintal for Aiverican, Flour, $89 a $41 ‘per bbl. for Americ Hams, $54 a $08 per quintal for American sugar cur Lard, in kegs, $49 $49 50 yer quintal. Potatoes, 810 @ $11 per bi, Tallow, $27 + qnintal, Gull’ sha. nominal; “pitch pine, §70 “per At." ‘Shooks fint. White navy beans, 30 a 30% reals per arrobe. Corn, 14 8 144 renlg, per trode, Hoops dull and nominal. Long shaded, $95 per M. Freigifts dull and ‘Lumber hominal Exchange dull and nominal. On the United oi days, currency, 119 @ 121, premtum shore sigh 2 124 preminm 80 days, gold, 151 x rermium? sight, do.. 150 0.156 premiwi; on London, £81 w- 18d premian; ou Fi 140.0 155 prenaan. FINANCIAL, UGUST BELMONT & CO, 19 and 21 Nassau street, Credits, available in all parts of the world, Messrs. DE ROTHSCHILD and their correspondents, "Also Commercial Credits and ‘Telegraphic Transfers of Money on California and Europ. ‘A —STOCK PRIVILEGES, issue Travelle: through the Fall Season, 1875, $25 to $1,000 invested will probably pay, during the next 30 days, from 100 to 500 per cent profit. During the same time fast year privileges paid from 500 to 1,000 per cent profit, and the year before from $1,000 to $2,500 was made on $100 invested. Our Weekly Report, sent free, gives full particus Jars and prices of all the stocks dealt in at the New York Stock Exchange. Stocks bought on a margin of five per cent. ALEX. FROTHINGHAY: & CO., Bankers, 12 Wal} street, New York. JOHN HICKLING & 00. BANKERS “AND brokers, 72 Broadway, New York, execute orders for Stocks, Bonds and Gold, by mail and sslegtaghy same day. arti lay et een wd ighest 8 for og, | RONEN BUN WIOKEING & CO. 72 eee ‘New York. ANE PERSON CONTROLLING LARGE BLOCKS OF Life Ly eae 7 tad of ® cush she ee ransact ‘ald office, Receipts for the | awail he | waiting the | Th | to the new Post Office, FINANCIAL, STOCK, PRIVILEGES CAN BE USED | AS 4, Bargin in place of cash for the purchase or sale of any ic hfe intlwte risk in this. tothod of operaii ‘e are negotiating contracts on members of the Stock E: and respor le parties at very close rate: 100 for 100 shares. UMBRIDGE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, No. agrees, Now York. Btdcks bought and sold aguinst moderate osits. € REASONABLE RATES—MONEY ON LIFE AND Endowment Insurance Lt veg Mort) and other securities; ance of all kin ith best com- panies. J.J. HABRICH, & C0., 7 Broadway. AP Finns. ON consia )” PURNITU! Pianos, Diamonds, gensiry ‘and general mira ts and Craigs 1,000, 000.00 mnortys Brooklyn ooonds.t JAMES CAGNEY, 19 Abingdon square, Eighth avenue, NY AMOUNT, FROM $1,000 UPWARD, TO LOAN ON Real Estate'in this city, Brooklyn or ‘Queens county for term of years, without bonus, WILLIAM E. LEAVITT, 130 Broadway. LADY, OOCUPYING. | HER Own HOUSE IN A central locatio shes a loan of a for the use of which 51 ‘will Ie jeasant Room and Ww. orale Uptown Branch office, security. Address L. P. OND STREET Le Misc BANK, BOND STREET gad Bowery. (or 1860).—Money deposited on or before the 1st day aber Till date interost vt from that timo, HARRISON EH. ident. O. D. Baitey, Treas- J.P, Coorer, ten RE, LACKAWANNA, Dre Pe WESTERN Railroad Compan: , New York, tember A quarterly dividend o lee cennchal eee ues ead Syd Trausfer books close September 30 and open October 21, 1875. FREDK. H. GIBBENS, pcaanal UROPEAN FUND.—-NO BONUS; TO LOAN ON York or Brooklyn ’roj operty will loan on. buildin, dingen i course of erection. Princi only apply to R, WE! 92 Broadway. ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD NEW York city Mortgages without bonus. Principals desiring to BORROW OR ENViEst apply %0 GRANT, 145 Broadw: AILROAD SECURITIES, State, City, Town and County Bonds; all classes of securities having market value, bought and sold by WM, A. GUEST & CO., 17 Nassau street, ‘Now York, WANTED—ON IMPROVED PROPERTY, 80 minutes from rine City ; worth $12,000} ‘Nassau street. $4.00 will pay bonus, 97 000 HBERAL LOANS ON FIRST MORT. Fae, 60 per cont, of value, on private fweltinigs im Brooklyn’ or Kew ovaries Clty Railroud Stocks purchased. ‘ATT, 145 Broadway. TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. $200.000 Fererin'sams to meen interest, on strictly first class Propert) pply to JOHN TOWNSEND, Bennott Building, comer of Nassau and Fulton streets, New York. BUSINESS OPPO COTTON BROKER, WELL with desirable Eastorn connection, desires a partner with $10,000, to meet demand of » growing business. Apply to GRIGGS & CARLETON, 98 Broadway. SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED—WITH $10,000 OR $15,000, in w profitable manufacturing business, which is limited onl} by means at command; first class references ven and roqul fod. Address J. 4 B., box 9,908. New York. PARTNED WANTED—IN THE COAL BUSINESS; splendidly located yard, doing an ext yusiness; pod tian soa tant coploal roantieds best relerenece, MALONE’S Store Agency, No. 3 Chambers street, CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MAN WITH CREDIT OR cash capital in a cash jobbing business; no risk, Ad- Areas or call for J. WILSON, 373 Broadway, care J. K. Lewis. USINESS.—THREE COUNTRY RESIDENCES, WITH- in.ten miles from New York (prices $5.00, $10,000 and 000), to exchange for a paying Business, Hotel, Restau- rani, "liven Stable: Coal or Wood Yard preferred. ' Address Herald Uptown Branch office. a SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED BOOT AND Shoe Store of the late Benjamin H. Seabury, No. 103 Fulton street, Brooklyn; will he sold low, to close the estate; storo to let; has been occupied as a boot and shoo storo for the past 65 years. JJ OMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SEVERAL YEARS OF practice, best references, wishes to tuko possession of ® doctor's practice. Address Dr. H., box 112 Herald Brook- lyn Branch office. A EMENTS. QEmeric THEATRI 3 RSERERERS OUT See 73 ~ 7 2 3 ecococe eoecoc]e < ages ow "Sag wets SSSESns e@aeacea c cco EEEE E E 3} o E Be . RREREERE weeR nen” E EEEE 5 ] 2 PI perme res = B pa 3 ¥ ¥ ¥ 7 E E E E EE: E E E E} Beeeesas! EEEE my & m JOHN F. POOLE. THE PAMILY THEATRE HE FAMILY THEATIE. PRESENTING AN ENTERTAINMENT TOTALLY DIF- FERENT FROM ANY OTHER IN NEW YORK. CHASTE, CHOICE, REFINED AND ELEGANT. AN ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY ATTRACTING HOURES CROWDED TO THE VERY DOORS WITIL LADIES, | C HILDREN, FAMILIES AND SOCIAL THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN AMERICA. “EVERYBODY SAYS SO.” Roappearance of the groat gryet one lored come comedians, Messrs. HAIIsi¢ und 3 ‘They will appear in # new comic mi called CLEVER | DARKIES. First appearance of the faved “Tumbleroniconist” rofessor M. O'REARDO: Reappearance of theyinimitable counts Veale HARRY MONROE. Still increasing furure caused by the wondrous CARLO FAMILY. -MANAGER wart Wty GYMNASTS IN be bd hegre E. RUE CARLO, AM ite, FREDERICK CAiLO.” Mile; AMELIA. Cait Mile, FANNIE CARLO, Master UREA LO} Master HARRY CARLO. Mow ond beset Musical Duots by Tho, bi ghly’ succomsfal local” Manteo succersful lo slow) Thee YANKEE SHARPSHOOTERS " Se ioveomie Vocatint me p popular Serlo-comie Vocalist in ne aeemnats resented “EVEN HERE, NEY'S NEW SONG, O'RIELLY YOU'RE N. G. Mr, JOHN’ HART, THE EST AND nO TWeEDLETUM TWITTERS, ii his or Suerte: cs dlosieteh eh, call d in original extravagantic Sketc! le WESTON THE WALKC The Meant series of eae autitled INDIAN LIFE; OR THK COMANCH. wi of URTRIGUTS Groat, Skoteh “PLEWY." COLORED HAMTOWN STUDENTS The funniest ae as a FUNNIEST. Pitas new thardoferisns melodies. far Ae WEST. New, Brilliant and Sj erkling OL MATINEES” WEDNESDAY AN. AT RDAY, AT 2. POSITIVELY NO FREE LAs" PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C &C, .% LADY HAS A PIANO FOR SALE OR TO RENT; $5 monthly; great inducements for cash; a first class Piano. 13 Waverley place, near Broadway, T HAINES BROS. PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS and manufactory, corner Twenty-tirst street and Sec- onne, a fine assortment of first class Pianofortes. for sale on reasoi terms; a few Pianos but little used at A —FOR RENT—UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND + Pianos of our own make ; also lor sale and rent a num- der ot fing second hand Pianos, in pertect order. WILLIAM KNABE & CO., No. 112 Fifth avenue, above Sixteentht. Apt NUMBER OF STEINWAY & SONS’ UPRIGHT « Pianos (nearly new), to rent to first class families. STEINWAY & SONS, 107, 111 Enst Fourteenth st. ARTNER WANTEDTIN A LEGITIMATE, SAFE AND yrottable manufacturing busine steady man, with Fok , will find it worthy of investigation. Audress L. M., érald office, for an interview. RTNER WANTED—WITH $30,000 TO — $50,000 capital to take either an active or Silent interest ino commission, grain and shij | dare Phy Ligeia which is already firmly established, with fl ‘Western and European connections. An interview, in ‘whieh all particulars, &e., can be explained, can be bad by addressing X. W., Balti? more, Md. ‘PArune WANTED—AS CASHIER, IN AN EXCEED- ingly lucrative first class cash business bintgrny tig a large Apply, from 11 to 8 o’clod! daily income. street, room 7. WNIEDIAN INTEREST IN X LEGITIMATE PAY. Ing business in exchange for frst class improved Real Estate in Brooklyn; equity no agents or patents. Address BUSINESS, box Yoo" ieratd ofices 7 sls ANTED TO PURCHASK—BY A LADY OF SEY- eral years’ experience and who would give her ser- vices as teacher, a Half Interest in a school Jn Now York’ or “references given and req) Address, neighborhood; . stating torms’and income to be derived, L. B. V., Ledger oifice, Philadelphia. 500 UW TAKEN IMMEDIATEL Y.—$500 WILL SE- ae aus half interout in an. easy, clogant business, ayin; early pro ‘arties with cayh call to-da; br to-morrow om DAVIG, Wout Trrenty sixth stroct. 1. 00 cAN BE DOUBLED ON THREE Cider and Bottling business; $5 a day Zuaranteed to the right man; unlimited demand; nearly 000 regular customers: want to run two wagons; factory all complete, 538 Hudson street, New York, ee THE OVERDUE STEAMSHIP ETHIOPIA, THE SUCCESSFUL TERMINATION OF A VOYAGE OF TWENTY-ONE DAYS, Atan early hour yesterday morning the overdue Scotch steamship, Ethiopia, of the Anchor line, com- manded by Commodore Craig, came to her moorings at the foot of Dey street, North River. The said steam- ship left Glasgow on the 4th, and Moville on the 5th inst, with 322 passengers. Considerable anxiety ex- isted in this city on account of her protracted non- arrival, it being known that she was the fastest boat of the Anchor line; but this was allayed some seven days ago when news was received in New York that she had beon spoken in mid Atlantic, by the Dutch steamship Maas, in a disabled condition and repairing her machin- ery to proceed to this port. On Saturday last she was again spoken at sea by the Inman steamer City of.| Berlin and reported to be about a day's voyage froin New York. Yesterday afternoon a HxRAL» roporter went on board the said steamship, she having arrived | in the meanwhile, to learn the history of her vicissi- tudes. The chit engineer, Mr. James Murray , told the | following story :— ‘We left Glasgow on tho 4th inst., bound for this port. On the 11th of September the shaft broke at about 100 feet from the screw, We bored one four-inch hole through the break of the shaft and indented four steel drivers flash with the shaft, covermg the drivers with cast-iron clamps, or glands, At the time the Bhatt broke it bent two lengths of the same shafting, one of the couplings giving the shaft an eccentric form of two inches. The bent shaft was as difficult a case to dispose of as the break in the shaft, as far as ingenuity went to repair it, The great difliculty in the break its shortness, the splinters being only twenty es long, and’ the diameter of the shaft twenty inches, On the 19th of September, ay a laboring wit! our entire staff of seven engineers and night, we were able to proceed under steam, Cita wesicieed at twenty-one revolutions a mipate, and thep by do- grees got up to thirty revolutions a minute, proceeding at seven knots an hour. While the ropairing was tak. | ing place we were becalmed tor a couple of days and | The accident , drifting away to happened 1,576 the southward. miles from the Irish We have "been twenty-one days on the trip. Where the shaft broke it appeared to me as if there were two qualities of tron, Previous to this we have bad a similar accident ou the Ethiopia Thanks to the captain, every effort was made by the aid of canvas to accelerate our voyage here, The Anchor steamers are always well provisioned, and so the passengers had plenty to eat and drink, "None of them felt any fear. We came on here at about seven knots an hour, and arrived at Sandy Hook last night, and at our dock early this morning. The passenge went ashore early this morning. 1 cannot tell you what repairs will be effected to our sbatt while in this city, but we are to sail next Saturday. The Ethiopia is the quickest boat in our line, and has made the run from Moville, in Ireland, tot his portundercight days, I must not forget to tell you that our passengers presented a highly complimentary and deserved set of resolutions to Captain Craig for the excellent seamanship he had displayed, A survey will be held shortly to decide whether we can return home as we are, or whether we must have a new section of shaft inserted.” ANOTHER POST ‘The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company improved coast. | yesterday by erecting in Park row some gigantic poles for their own use and the inconvemence of the pubhe, One on the northeast corner of the sidewalk, belonging ig fifty feet in heignt, three feet of it being buried in the ground, inches in diameter at the base, and sustains forty-one wires. One nearly opposite js of the sume propor. tions, The most singular pole in reference to the establishment of these additional nuisances in an already obstrocted thoroughfare is that advantage was taken of the absence of the Post Office authorities on a Sunday to dig up a portion of a sidewalk appertaini to a government building and coolly erect thereon such an impediment to travel, utterly ignoring the rights of ownership and obtaining possession of the ground without even the faintest pretence of asking permis- ion for its occupation, The Post Office people present the building yesterday were deckdediy of the opinion that the toleg: be pole in question will have to be re- moved forthwith uniess consent lor 1 rewention can be procured, MARBLE MANTELS. T COST—CLOSING OUT STOCK OF MARBLEIZED Mantels, Finest selection of marble Mantels; all qualt- Ves, modern designs. Turning for x she trade at & KLA, CU.'S, Steam Marble Works, Wi Pifty-first aeons, i tween Broadway and Eighth avenue, T GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, An extensive stock of Slate and Marble Mantels, Wash rays ie of every doseri and Slate Work of SITHIYN HEATE COMPANY, Union square, Fourth avenue and Seventeenth st. N. ¥. OFFICE NUISANCE. | some ‘twenty | T AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE—AN ENTIRELY NEW first class Piano which was taken for a debt; must be Sold regardloss of cost. Piauo can be seen at 361 Pearl street, near Fulton, up stairs, ATR Positive) aoe MONDAY. aac ov 4 7. ositively limited engagement of one wook on PROF. "LAURENCE'S “TROUPE OF. , 7 GOLDEN STATUE ARTISTS, nslatinie SEVENTEEN OF TI TAN DSOMEST FORMED AND Most BEAUTIFUL Won ‘on the stage, selected from the rarest mr of England, France, Italy and America, They will appear in heir beau tifal * REVOLVING MIRROR’ OF STATUA| the pag gorgeously beautiful seene ever po al in Ameri “MME. RENTZ'S VEMALE MINSTRELS, the standard favorites, with « number of now artists ina choice program MATINEE TOMORROW (TUESDAY) _APTERNOON, MEATRE COMIQUE, S14 BROADWAY. THEATRE COMIQUE. 514 BROADWAY, Mr. JOSH HART. -Proprietor Ea 0 DON'T MISS For it is one of the events of your life. UNSTINTED PRAISE, TUMULTUOUS APPLAUSE BESTOWED oApenthe TROLY WONDERFUL and MARVELLOUS ARNELLAS, The only i Jn the, world justly ¢4 entitled to be termed PAR EXCEL * Their feat of ural ‘& Double Someraanlt has never before been successfully accomplished do it. It is pronounced by all ackuowledged gymnasts and acro- bats the most DIFFIUULT FEAT ON RECORD. In addition to these two. The monarchs of song and dance. SCHOOLCRAFT AND COES, No ait: equals in éhelr business. AY, The serio- coms ° MISS “EDNA’ MARKT KUBY, Whose sweet, Mogering pated as a sentimental vocalist charms her auditors, LITTLE MAC. JOHN ALLEN, JOHN WILD, LARRY TOLEY, SCANLAN, AND CRONIN,’ The performance eee Avith the at lnughable drama THE NEW YORK POLICEMAN. HE NEW YORK POLICEMA ATES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, 2 o'clock. ARISIAN VARIETIB: SENT SymRRET AND BROADWAY, OF SENSATIONAL AMUSEMENTS, ito WITHOUT F GOARSENESS. EVERY EVENING AND. TUE THURSDA "AND SATURDAY MATINEES, id VARTETIRS || Eucouraged by. his briliant th of increased. inte VARIETIES | new ballet diverisient, ‘Pomesoigedt tayo TETIES | “VTi BELLES OF ANDALUSTA, VARIETIES nificant Parieian adil, VARIETIES mMADV ES NIURES "DES URISETTES, VARIETIES | arrany ons, Blandow ni pani. apnea. novelty, variety aud 9 a ARIETIES Ne Broooklyn eine let, VARIETIES JAQUES. STROP, Female Seminar VARIETIES | QUAKER DANCE, ILMORE'S: mayen > GARDEN ate Hippodrome.) P. 8. GILMORE.. A SPLENDID: PROGRAM THIS tora EVENING. GREAT TRIUMPH OF GILMORE’S MAGNIFICENT BAND. Their marvelous performance of LISTZ'S “RAPHSODIE HONGROISE NO. 2," the most dificult composition ever played by a military band, has astonished the profession and won for the organization the applause and admiration of the most exactin, ians and musical critics. THE PIECE WILL BE REPEATED THIS EVENING, Also first appearance of Mr. HENRY BUTMAN, > the charming Soprano, and first appearance of THE YOUNG APOLLO CLUB, an organization of fresh, young voices. Darein's Elephant! —GOOD PIANO, $0; CARVED LEGS, $125; 71-3 « octave, all improvements, $185; 7-stop organs, $75, bargains, PREK & SON, 23 Clinton t, near Broadway. orang leith ere (A. BEAUTIFUL 7 OCTAVE, PIANO, CELEBRATED city maker, little used, with modern improvements, only $1/5; « splendid ton stop Organ, nearly new, $125 cash: Pianos and Organs to rent for $3 aud upward, Second hand Instruments af greut bargains. Warvroome 481 Broadway. HORACE WATERS & SONS. T MANUFACTURERS! PRICES—PIANOS, tave, carved legs, overstrung, patent agraffe, fly one ranted, $215; instalments taken, $12 monthly; sécond dtd at bargains, corner kaa avenue and Twenty: sAhied seroot, ‘As $100, CASH; BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD FULL 7 « octave Pianoforte and Stool; Pianos sold on instal- iieuts and to rent, from $5 per month upward. GOLDSMITH’S, 26 Bleecker street, near Bowory. FULL ROUND ROSEWOOD PIANO, $125; PRINCE. Organs, Waber, . Chickering. Steinway Pianos, low Fonte; abe stop Orean, $75 5 muste retailed. | “GORDON & SON, 13 Last Fourteenth street. A. Fe a Nib TO ata oF a dedet MANU- + facture; algo second hand Pia horough order, forsale et low prices by CHICKEMING. ie SONS TL Kast Fouryeenth street, between Broadway and Fifth avenue. ir A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELEGANT Decker & Bros. Pianoforte, with name in plate, ata Sucrifice; brilliant toned 73, ‘octave, richly carved,’ four round rosewood case, full agraffe overstrang P javiny ait fmprovementa; printed guarantes bill of sale 3, for $275; Stool, ‘& 74g octave Chickering Piano, $175. N'B.—Box for shipping. Cull Ave story brown stone resi: dence, No. 47 West 16tlr st. N EXTRAORDINARY BARGAIN—A LADY COM- pelled to dispose of magnificent 7 octave rosewood Fianolorte, having carved. legs, used six months, only $100, Seon at GORDON’S, 157 Bleecker street. MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND ROSEWOOD CASE Co, grand seale piano; cost $1,000, for Bits; Neo ail Unprovemmsata; also © fear round Wi 7rd, Pinnoforte, with auarantee and bill of Stool, Cover; has Box for shi Favor, i aaevs eUbseber sud Dintog Forni fice. Cail, private residegee 120 West 234 st., ni S$ OUR NAME IS BEING IMITATED ON PIANOS, we caution the public not to purel unless the plano has our trade mark—vis., Euterpia stamped on the sound | board. We have new Pianos, also some a little used, © our | make, Jow for cash or instalments; warranted 7 years, F.C. LIGHTE & CO., 78 Barrow street, near Hudson. | CHIOKERING UPRIGHT PIANO POR SALE heap; cost $850; for less than half for cash rosewood ly improvements; fully warranted. ve bigs 7 BRADBURY PIANOFORTE, FOUR m 44 octave und all modern iin for ga Stool and Coy arlor, y and chamber Furniture, Carpe call before purchasing elsewhere, at! 21 Siveratloth coves nor Broadway, this day or for one week. ' BARGAIN ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, all modern improvements, cost $450, for $100, at private Fesidence 243 Eust Sth street, between 2d and dd avenues, XREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND Pianos. of the best quality, yet low for cash, at FISCHER'S Manufactory and Warervom, 421, 423, 425 ‘and 427 West Twenty-vighth street. iH MASON & TIAMLIN OABINET ORGANS RE- gelved THREE HIGHEST MEDALS and a, DIPLOMA OF HONOR at ‘the GREAT WORLD EXPOSITIONS PARIS and VIENNA have always recolved highest in America, and aro acknowledge the BEST LN! MINTY of the CLASS In the WORLD. assort- ment of ORGANS. in the aR including Hall soveliics Tiny now be found at the WAREROOMS of the com SQUAR! 01 ie NO, 25 UNION New York. ORGANS sol cash or easy payments, of rented until rent pays for them, TALIAN VIOLINS.—ALL GUARANT GENUIN Grand Amati, Gawdagnini, Yanorims, Stainor; also Foster Tenor, Splendid Tourtd Bows from Charles Plow. . 8 celebrated collectior roy upright, Piano, for sale CHARLES GOF wat Thirteenth stroet, frum’) to it and 4108. LANOS, ane Le han Sage hg LoT TO berg rent cheap for cas! ir eas; ayments, at LLB No a Uaioe $150. —A SPLENDID 74% OCTAVE, ROUND COR. plo! ners, Bradbury Piano, with cover and stool; geo. 7 octave; $63, Gq Octave; all in perfect order, 362 | Bowery. MUSICAL. A GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES instruction on pianoforte, harp and harmony, at pupil's Fexidence ; only S10 ps or; best reference. Address, with residenci iER, box 329 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1, = de day. TENOR, FOR A CATHOLIC CHURCH patdress, ating salary, ORGANIST, | | | “ANT! in rly 117 Ware G DANCING ACADEMIES. SAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES. Masonic Hall, 114 Enst Thirteenth streot fi PRIVATE LESSONS at RE! asonie, Hail, Tuesda 28) amr Renntaeae ORCHESTRA has for the TRVING HALL SOIREES, which will commence Saturday, October 2. CIRCULAI d TICKETS for the solrece Wi private asndemny, 219 est Rleveuth nest. -WILSON'S DANCING ACADEMY, 903 WEST «Fourteenth street, uenr Eighth avenue n for beginners. odes, sens tor cirvulon: Baltes Toosday snd Saturday evening. T RERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, | FIFTY fifth street, corner Third Cinsses Monday and Thursday e urday afternoons, Private ity, See elreniar. Dae J. Baars por! aanaee nd OF DANCING, 280 BLEECKER Classes now forming for beginners, Pupils can Sitond as their own convenience witheas, tose of lemoun Send for circular. Soiree Tuesday evening, September 28, at o'eloe! A “GARTIER'S. DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON « Buildin Fate A it and Ninth streets, Classes every and reday, afternoon and evening. Private n Uitte Walia Specialty. Bolzee Monday evenings. Ports ems Bs BALLRTNASTER DUMAR'S DANCING | ACADEMY, ‘24 West Fourth street.—Classes ald dances taug! perfectly in one quarter; six fashionable 0 dances, taught per- pins Al nt ts RO OE Mouda: Lensor fectly it six private lessons. R. TRENOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, Sixth, Re NOW OF RN AT SADUCED PRL GER "So cate " MISCELLANEOUS, TEWARTS NEW SLATS MANTELS tiles, 4 marble and fie Mantels, r Dicey vory low. 220 end ua Wost ‘Tweuty-tbird strvets Boar Seventh avenue HOWCASES AT REDUCED PRICES—THE LARGEST assortment of the latest patterns in the tty 5 genes sal ae «i free of chi ‘ith fo di mhippes soe on sO Siedagh omg e Tho great LEVY will perform one of his grandest Solos, PROGRAMME. 1. Overture, “Tannhauser” 2. Fantasie, No. 1, 3. Scena, from “L)'Trowatore”—"Misorere’ THE, YOUNG ‘APOLLO Cait. “woovi iss 5. Cornet Solo, Composed expressly for, dedicated to, seeond time by Mr, M. ARBUCKLE. 6. Grand Aria, from "Semiramide,” “Belraggio” ‘Sung by Mrs. H. BUTMAN. 7. Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. -Listt- Received with great favor at its Wales performane: s. 8. Cornet Solo, “) ungarian Air oe ent Levy a _Auber Strauss 21 Strauss “The Stirs) NOW ON EXHINITION a i" vis Gi complet TENNIAL BUILDINGS ofall the proposed CEN . inctudi: PARK, hlisdeipta, w hilis, and shrubbery Admission, 50c. (payent THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET, between Second and und Third avenues. TIVOLI THEATRE. arnen THEATRE. IVOLI THEATRE, ith its drive: walks, runuing streams, perfect detail, i Open every evening. ¢ Tho great an resort. AN FRANCISCO MIN! AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS" OPERA House, Broadway, corner of Twenty-ninth street, whose success has never been equalled by any similar or gentzation in the world, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL THIS WEEK. ‘Wambold sings: “Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.® ‘Add Billy Carter, Rudolph, Warde, icardo, i Orchestra, Johnson and Pow Bin Biret and Charley Backus, THE RIVAL POLITICAINS. BOARDING HOUSE THEATRICALS. Seats secured. MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2, sibiam. the Greet “ALLACK'S. Proprietor and Manager.... Mr. LESTER WALLACK Itis tem nanoiorey that the ALE “A Whtratnteas Soros SATURDAY EV! ENING. OCTOBER 1875, when will be prevented Pe the = FIRST TIME at this theatro A COMEDY DRAMA, Jn three acts, by Tom Tarlor entitled the OVERLAND ROUTE, Thich created «, most profound Sensation on its production in London from i BRILLIANT, ‘orous, AND MIRTHFUL STYLE, EXTREME NOVELTY or 't ‘its SCENIC EFFECTS. The ee entirely “new, , by Messrs. CLARE ‘and ISHERWOOD. The MECHANICAL APPLIANCE! imaprecedented in Ingenuity aud effect, by Messrs, DUNS: BUTLER OVERTURE AND INCIDENTAL MUSIC. composed and arranged by THOMAS BAK Mr. Wallack begs to submit the following named artists Ariat Dad will illustrate the various novelties now in prepara- tion s— Mr. H. J, MONTAGUE, Mr. JOHN GILBERT, Mr. HARRY BECKETT, — Mr. W. YD, Mr. C, STEPHENSON, Mr. J. W. SENDLEBACE, . HERBERT, Mr. H. GW: M. HOLLAND, Mr. ©. B EDWIN, J. LEONARD, Mr. 6. ATKINS, J: PECK. 1, JOSEPHS, M Mas ADA DYAS Miss idee Okkuon, Miss IONE BERKE, Mise NINA PAN Mrs. JOHN SEFTON, Miss KE. Mme. PONIS Miss’ GERALDINE MAYE (her first appearance on any BLAISDELL, Mise GRATED Miss KATE SAUrLerT, ‘The majority of wnom will apn ear in the opening enter: tainment. fall particulars of which will be duly anounced. The BOX OFFICE WILL OPEN MONDAY, SEPT 37 TPUTIEN, CONCERTS, OCTOBER 4 M. & M. b+ ore patahens have the honor to an- ounce for the evening of MONDAY, OCTOBER, 4, 1875, AT STELN' tates of HAI the epas in wh United ML THERESA TITIEN: in the first of a nerd of concerts which will ‘baal gs having introduced te the American public an artiste whom Europe reco QOuES “OF mm Lyric star. Difficult & task ast seemed to worthily surround a son; stress of such distinguished morit, Messrs. M. & M. Straki delieve that their efforts have hot been unsuccessful. apport of this assurance they beg to make known that tay have succeeded in making arrangements for the Titiens Con corts wi ME, ARABELLA GODDARD, who, after a triumphant tour through ‘Australia and Call- po ie aon n audiences an opportunity of en- in i eying the PENGUAND'S. FIRST PYANISTR, The directors have also effected engagements with the artioty whoee name Feller low fr. AA. Rs ve neh tenors Mr. TOM KAI Signor CARLO ( ORLANDINE Daritone, M. EMILE S8A\ Lt a the eminent virinoso, violin, Diano segcinpeminen’ by GHONGE W. COLBY. mpaniment The series of AK: Concerts is — to six evening performances and two aera! the former occurring re- Techarvasaigenne MS [3 and 15, and the latter on ERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION for the six nights and two matinees, $16, For three nights and one matinee, to loeation, $3, according mar theet wit bo. open ‘ope for the sale ats, be of subscription “tanie” Ai tanen BS Serbia and for the sale of teats, for ingle performances on WEDNESDAY, September 29, RO. THOMAS, SYMPHONY. CONCERTS BLIOREMEARSALS. AT STRINWAY HALLa TM ANRST CONCERT SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Bubarintions for eftber the Symphony Concerts or Bublio Rehearsals, or both, aro now received at the principal music ores, piano warerooms, and at the box office of Steinway Hall, where also circulars, stating full particulars, can be obtained. ‘OW OPEN. WORTY-FOURTH GRAND, NATIONAL EXHIBITION a AMERICAN INSTITUTE, Second and Third avs. and Sixty-third and Sixty-fourth sta WONDERFUL MACHINES! SPLENDID PRODUCTS! Admission, 50 cents; Children, 25 canta, AMUSEMENTS. a nnnnnanncsiintinh ARK THEATRE. CROWDED HOUSES. Broadway and Twenty-socoud su Passed by the Broadway cars, Madison avenue and Twenty: third stroed ‘stages: convoutont to Fifth ang Poureh svenwe stages; Fourth, Sixth, Twenty-third. street and Cros Towa curs. Begins at 8; over by 10:45, Seats secured ten ie advance For accommodation of strangers, ood se tained for the night sale, Order Sees ih third stroet side. ‘OURTH W: RE! EVERY siailt THE Ponting Mend Men W in Woolf's humorous sa “MIGHTY DOLLAR” MIGHTY DOLLAB.” NOTICE, Mr. Florence. Mrs. Florence AY L IST 14TH ST. AND 6TH AY. aturday Matinee at 1:30, xO. TRel YCEUM THEATRE, Every evening this week ‘and § Revival of Lecoeq’s most st popular Opera Bouffe LA FILLE DE MADAME ANGOT. snd remarkable cast, including Mile, GEOFFROY (frst time), as CLAIRETTE, Gorgeous mise en scene with Miles. Nardynn and Li e,and MM. De Quercy, | Castel, Darcy, Duplan, Valter HAs gl os company ob 100 artists. Noxt wank, Sm PPrecaction, this season of HROPLA, 4s rebearsal, LE CANAD A “TROIS BECS. (The Wonderful Duck.) CADEMY OF MUSIC RIRALFY BROT UBS -Lessees and Managers STILL TRIUMPHANT! © A Grand Company, Duzaling Scenic Efects, ng Mecbanism, niticent Wardrobe, 1g 5 AROUND BOX OFFICE OPEN DAILY FROM 8 TO 6. ene MUSEUM, woop's, dertul Gaartoke Incident Extraordinary Pageants, Glittering Prucession Enchanted Revels, ‘Thrilling Sensations, THE WORLD. THIS Evening at 8, 1 Afternoon at 2, F, 8) CHANFRAU The beautiful Play, in OLIVER MUSEUM DEPARTMENT. Now on exhibition, P. T. BARNUMWS $20,000" LIVING: BABY HIPPOPOTAMUS. ATRE. SECOND WEEK, og RRRETT Te vais, -Lessees and Managers ENORMOUS SUCCESS ofthe famed English Sharacter-Actor, MO! who appears re brs and at the Saturday Matinees m the Old Jockey. NAT GOSLING, in Dion Boucieault's sense tional racing Di “THE FLYING SCUD, which is superbly placed upon the stage. The animated scenes at the II Derby course aro singularly realistic, giving faithful pic- babe pi Nad LONDON tures of lifeon Derby Day.| STREET ACROBATS? asinci-| NEGRO i oper dental to this great London] — FAMIL NICSE Ill sporting carnival. THE HERALD—Belmore's Nut Gosling is one of the most, finished pieces of character acting that has ever been witnessed on the New York stage. EVENING diene ir = ape of eccentric character acting it will rank with the best performance. GRAPHIC—He is such a master of the pan that his per formance compels admiral EXPRESS—He is an artist of the most delicate fibre. WORLD—His admirable portraiture of tho. old Englis® Jockey was instantly recognized as a delie ‘cate piece of work. TRIBUNE—“The Flying Scud” is an exotatingl animated story, and as often it shall be told i the manner in which it is told at Boot! Thostre it will fire the Imagination, qu gach en. ebeeenses ai and make the pulses bound, #,* SEATS may always bo secared in pidyacee. TICKER OFFICE open daily from SAM. to 10P, M. MONDAY, OCTOBER 1, TH THE KELLOGG ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY. OOTH’S THEATRE. ‘Messrs. JARRETT & PALMER have the honor to ane nounce an engagement with Mr. C. D. LESS, director of the KEL. LELOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA for a season of TWO WEEKS, commencing on MONDAY EVENING, OOTOB: iy, consisting of TWELVE EVENINGS Lcaett gh a an Two mapael * The gompeny. headed by the distinguished Ame oir a bird's-eye view of FAIRMOUNT ‘ima donn vi MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG, comprises the wt oe stars M JEN! MPS. Zi MISS TE, LIAM CASTLE, G5 # H MAAS, MR. WILLIAM CARLETON, MR. WA ee eee Pi EDWARD Starry. consume 7h G. Pea.” MESSRS. W. MORGAN, A, CAYLA, W. EXCELLENT cHUiS ae ORCHESTA. MR, 8. BEERENS. Conductor AN, AUTRACTI “VARIED REPERTOIRE 1, 01 ich | announcements will papers, as well as the scale of pricos in other THE SALE OF RESERVED SEATS will commence on MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. OWERY THEATRE. MONDAY, as Mr. E. T. STETSON in hie great Drama ot NEC NECK, as performed by him over 900 wlehts wichigroAt sugcesa. Pew formance to conclude with tho seroaming Farce of CROSSING THE LINE. ERMANIA THEATRE. AD. hoy og oy! by A. Dum: ma B til'd delock. air — PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. — ines Legh ot roachable Combination. treof Brooklya. Nightly and Wednesd: yon Somes hese ‘prices—15c., 35c., oo in, ane 15¢., 25a, Box office ope: JOTTON & REED'S MINSTRI BuGENE Re St TLAl COTrON AND. BHIRDUE, BROCKWAY, AVE REED, BEN’ COTTON and the entire sompeny, Bs new SONGS, ACTS AND DANCES, Matinee at 2; half price to Matinea. TH WEEK, OF HOWES. & CUSHIN VARIETY CIRCUS, roils deal Viet ateth teNol ’3 FAVORITE Ri HOUSES OVERFLOWING DAILY AND NIGHTLY, QUEEN 01 is weok, with other attracti REATEST Us" TROUPE OF THE JPORLD, PROF, PIRRCE’S TRAINED LIONS, &0., &Q, Admission, 25c. ; Reserved Chairs, 25c. extra, CADEMY OF MUSIC. WACHTEL, GRAND OPERA SEASON. OPENING 3 aXiour, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18) 1975. Subscription’ will de received from RSDAY, Sept, 90, 1875, at the office of the Academy’ of Music daily, from 10 to SUBSCRIPTION hg for the season of 20 nights x08, $300, $240 and $200, Reserved seat Ly PRICES ytd SINGLE NIGHTS. 15 and Sener ainsi, i ts, $1 or $2 extra, Fanily oi Cirelo, DO conta. “Roverved seats, do., a TILTON. at - Coy Hall of the OOPER BR UMON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, Subject of of Lecture :— “THE PROBLEM OF LIFE.” Admission, SOc; Reserved Seats, 750. 1s now on sale at the publishing house of Sheldon & icket office, 33 Union Ticks Co., 677 Broadway, and at the Theatre square, 50 cents. ne September 30, at the Brooklyn Academy of bend PEA So “The Homes i Mind.” paluenes Rinna neatbertowtrrvearetuaee eal Me ENN ARD.—PIANO, VIOLIN, GUITAR, FLI IANO, R, FLUTE, oa rivato I TAY WATSON, Musteal ‘Dirsee street, west of Fifth avenue, a ln heel nih OME NEW F pig! 1 goat | EYES. Ct THAT hs Strate, 7 es Wilson, Oe. “Even- 4g,” Gon SSauinetiey ey i jg.Girote-Giro- and Fi Sis Bot Bea 1308 ees ‘Broadway. ———$—— O®ATORO SOCIETY MONDAY EVENING, ia P.M. Rehearsal at ‘ner Fourth ‘aven fourteenth auae the ‘atvondanes of every memvet is cacgently te Gieieet SOIRBE3 EVERY TUESDAY Vince aed aT 8, and ee a aay. gg or rhe rn Dives tues GFLEC CARTIER'S DAN‘ Ite INT StuvEsAN A: See: ASPRCIALTE. NEW O aN ge wal Moe oat aan puseum Stra Ant,