The New York Herald Newspaper, November 30, 1875, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1875.—rkKIPLE SHEET. THE SPEAKERSHIP. Mr. Kerr is practically out of the race for the Speak- ership.—Troy Whig (rep.) Our whole hoart and we believe that of the Virginia people is for Samuel J, Randall.—Fredericksburg (Va.) Star (dem.) It is understood that the Pennsylvania delegation will vote solidly for Mr. Randall,—Philadelphia In- quirer (rep.) ‘The West and the South can elect the man of their choice, who should be one devoted to their interests.— Plattsburg (Mo.) Lever (dem.) The member who votes for Kerr will be unable to ex- plain his position satisfactorily to his constituents, — Plattsburg (Mo.) Lever (dem.) Inthe contest for the Speakership Mr. Randall’s Prospects have improved materially within » few days.—New London Telegram (rep.) It is refreshing to witness a canvass for the Speak- ership conducted upon the high ground of principle, without log-roliing or combination of personal in- terests or private schemes,—Albany Argus (dem.) The Albany Argus, alter the above, quotes from the Washington corresponuence of the New York Times:—It is quite safe to predict that Mr. Kerr will not be the Speaker of the House.” Mr. Randall is our own choice for the Speakersbip. Let the South stand by him as he has stood by her and her representatives in the House will be united for him.—Richmond Whig (dem.) The real struggle will be between the friendsof Sam- wel J. Randall, of Pennsylvania, and M. C. Kerr, of In- diana, with the chances largely in favor of Mr, Ran- dali.—Philadelphia Inquirer (rep. ) Mr. Kerr insists on the right of public men to change their opinions with a fervor indicating a belief on his part that a fresh assortment of convictions is rather a handy thing to have in the house for an emergency.— Chicago Times (ind. rep.) A vote for Kerr for Speaker Is a vote for worse stag- nation of business and the final bankruptcy of the peo- ple oi the West. It becomes the duty of the people to note how their Congressmen vote on this issue.— Plattsburg (Mo.) Lever (dem.) The people of the country do not believe that Mr, Randall has made any pledges, though 1t is easy for them to conceive that pledges of support have been honorably made to that distinguished gentleman.— Wilmington (N. C.) Star (dem.) It looks to us as if Randall, of Pennsylvania, comes mearer the model than any other man whose candidacy \s probable or practicable. He has the ability and conti- fence of the party; he would act impartiaily, and that Js all we demand.—Plattsburg (Mo.) Lever (dem.) Mr. Randall is a thorough-going democrat, but he is &s honorable an enemy as the republicans ever had in the House. It would be unjust to call him a partisan, for he is not one in the new meaning of the word, be- ing more for country than party.—Philadelphia In quirer (rep.) The story that Governor Hendricks is assisting Mr. Kerr into the Speaker’s chair is decidedly diaphanous. It is well enough that such an impression as that should get abroad, but Governor Hendricks knows too well the effect of putting too much Indiana paper on the market,—Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.) Mr. Randall has always voted against any further issue of paper currency and against the granting of Bubsidies. He was one of the few Pennsylvania mem- bers of the last House who voted against the bill to puarantee the bonds of the Texas Pacitic Railroad Com- pany.—Washington Correspondent Philadelphia Ledger. Mr. Kerr says he may have been an inflationist, but he has changed his views, as is his right. Yes, and the difficulty is that he may exercise his right to change them again and get back to his original fundamental position, Our faith in Mr. Kerr’s consistency of con- vietion has received a rude shock within the last two ‘weeks.—Cincinnati Times (rep.) : It is reported that Governor Hendricks has formed Qn alliance with Mr. Kerr to hoist him into tho Speaker's chair. Indiana is getting very ambitious. She wants both Presidential candidates und the Speaker, It surely cannot be that Governor Hendricks in this way seeks to have it known he has given up all hope of the Presidential nomination. —Cincinnati Times (rep.) RANDALL'S ELECTION DEPENDS ON PENNSYL~ ‘VANIA. [From Forney’s Sunday Chronicle.} : Kerr is being pressed with great vigor, but he is un- fortunate in having won the partial favor of the New York press, and by that the money interest of the East. This coming Congress is too fresh ‘from the people to be influenced im any way by the corrupt money interests of the East, and, as its strength is Jargely from the South and Southwest, it will prove it- self too practical for the fine spun theories of Eastern monopolists, and this fact will be all against Mr. Kerr. All this is favorable to the chances of Randall, and in conversation with members who arc not committed to either candidate we find our impression pretty gener- ally sustained. Unless new and at present unforeseen complications arise the situation clearly indicates the nomination of Randall, and that, too, on the second or third ballot. Ifhe can maintain a vote of sixteen or seventeen from. his own State he will go into caucus ‘with about sixty-five votes, and on the second or third Dallot make up the additional number of twenty to in- sure his nomination, Besides, there are interests at work for Randall that will only develop a day or two before the caucus meets, and these influences, we think, will decide the contest, REPUBLICANS FOR THEMSELVES. {From the Boston Advertiser. ] From a party point of view the union of a sufficient number of democrats with the republicans to elect an independent candidate for Speaker would mean nothing Jess than the break up of the democratic party. He must be a very sanguine republican who expects help efthatsort. It would bean act of unspeakable folly for republicans to vote for Mr. Kerr im pursuance of such a plan, unless they could be certain of co-opera- tion sufficient to give them at least a fair chance of success, If the idea 1s thought worth acting upon there might be no harm in “sounding” democrats deemed most likely to enter into the plan. We feel sure, how- ever, that no encouragement would be given, Democrats are not made of the right stuff to join in schemes of such anature, It will be seen that this is the purely practical view of the case, Unless the republicans can be sure that they will gain something—either a posi- tive victory or a weakening of their opponents by vot- Ing for a democrat—they certainly ought to vote for Mr. Blaine. And we have yet te learm that there is pme democrat in the new Houso who will say that if Mr. Randal! is nominated for Speaker he will voto againsthim. Moreover, we doubt if there is such a member, Did not Mr. Thurman vote for Governor Allen? THIRD TERM NOTES. The Sandy Hill Aerald is against the third term. That settles it.—Zroy Budget (rep.) The third term project is uncommonly lively just mow.—Jacksonville (Fla.) Union (dem.) We believe that Grant can compel his party to ac- cept bim.—Shreveport (La.) Times (dem.) ‘4Grant bas done well,” says tho Sandy Hill Herald, ‘Why not let “well enough” alone, then.—Zroy Budget rep.) The people have the unquestioned constitutional right to re-elect him if they choose so to do.—Troy Budget (rep.) If it be clearly demonstrated that he ts the only re- publican who can be elected to the Presidency, he's our man for the place.--Troy Budget (rep. ) Grant is the man, He has been dictated by neces- sity, and he is the strongest republican who can be selected for that position, The democracy will have to Oght Ulysses 8. Grant for a third term.—Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.) ‘The third term discussion seems to us about as use- ful as @ last year’s fashion plate, As for attempting to carry Pennsylvania for it, we might about as well whistle jigs toa milestone and expect it to dance,— Philadelphia North American (rep ) The men who are so dreadfully frightened on this Subject are only taking this method to stab in the dark Graut and bis administration, They have adopted the Parthian mode of warfare, ‘They fire back poisoned ar, fows while in cowardly fight. —Troy Budget (rep.) The Presidential election 1s rapidly approaching, The | fonventions of the respective parties will be held in tive or six months, Whore is the candidate who is to beat General Grant for the third term? Where is he spoken ot? Who is hey He bas not made his appearance.— Cincinnati Enquirer (dem.) The Hvening Journal talks of the nomination of Gen- eral Grant fora third term as an impossibility, The Journat will have General Grant’s name at the head of its columns within six months as a candidate for Presi- dent in 1876, and will contend he is the only man that can save the nation,—Chicago Industrial Aye (granger). ‘The whole matter may be summed up thus:—Grant is after the nomination; the republican party may ac- cede it to him, and in such case the great body of inde- pendent citizens who are against Cwesarism as un ab- stract prinorple, however much they may admire Gen- eral Grant as an individual, will repudiate him at the polls.—Picche (Wev.) Record (dem.) SALES UCTION NOTICE And TUIS (TUESDAY) MORN hk t thi brown stone mansion, ai " NO, 120 WEST TWENTY-THIRD ST., NEAR SIXTH AV. Mugniticent Household Furniture, und costly works of Art, &e., We, ising over 400 lots useful and ornamental ioods, ull made to order by etlebrated city makers, und will be positively sold in lots to highest bidders, revardless of cost or vuliie, as all goods must be ‘sold aud delivered igunediately alter sal Drawing rooms contain, namely : Two brilliant toned 7g octave ‘rosewood Pianofortes, Steinway & Sons and Bradbury & Co,; four superb draw: ing room Suits, covered in crimson and Mirrors, lace ‘abinets and Ginieres, Stands, bronze Figures, Ibisqn oil Paintings, Lady's Writing Desk and Secretari cases, choice Books, velvet and moquet Carpe Chairs, Oriental Rockers, Turkish Suits, Cabinet Boxes; also due Engi Bedroor Rosewood and black w: Cases, Washstands, ( spring Mattresses, Chairs, Blockers, Lounges, Burea ‘Dining room con Black walnut Buffet, jon Tables, Chairs, in leather suits to mateh, French Dinner and Tew utlery, Plated Ware, Casters, Urns, Fite Forks, Knives, Spoons, ssware; also basement und servants’ Furniture, new four months ago. N.B.—This is the largest sale of the season, si Pweuth 3. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. N. B.—Compotent men to puck und ship goods, city or country. A®* IMPORTANT SALE NG, commencing ut 103 o'clock, ain, namely :— jut Bedroom Suits, with Dressing uu.ics, Wardrobes, eurled hatr a Hows, Bolsters, linen Shoets, Blankets, Curtains, Clocks, &¢. namely OF HIGH CLASS MODERN PAINTINGS, THIS DAY, AT 37 NASSAU STREET, consistin specimens of the American, Euylish, Sreneh, Bi punish schools. Among them will be found ehui by the following artist Count De Blyands, Rooseuboom, 8, Colman, Streibol Dana, Krause, L. M. Wiles, Kook Hamilton, Le Ray, Chapin, Preyor A. Fredericks, Ki a. ermsall, Doyen, HO, Young, Vou Seben, Pollentine, Steinhardt, Meadows, Lepinay, Hautman rome 2AM ADY OMNI ahd Ithont reserve, wt 12 o'clock each day, on Todo sold, WTS DAY und TO-MOWMOW. |" JERE. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctioneer. DRIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER,—ABSOLUTE auction sale,—By order of the executors of Leffert Lef- ierts, ed, under the direction of Man & Parsons, attor- neys. 285 choice Building Lots, situated ow Fu Bed- ford, Franklin and Atinntic avenues: Herkimer, Paciic and Dean streets, and Bedford place, Brooklyn, including the residence of J. Carson. Brevoort, ut the xchange Sales- 111 Broadway, New York, ‘on Tuesday, December 7, For maps, & MULLER & SON, ‘No, # Fine stres or Nassau Insurance mpany, No. 30 Court . Brooklyn, ‘Title absolute. without limit or reservation, RT GOODS NOW ON EXHIBITION, Importers’ sale, on WEDNESDAY , December 1. AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT KEELER'S ART GALLERY, 53 LIBERTY STREET, CORNER NASSAU, OF VALUABLE MARBLE AND BRO) eels CLOCKS AND French Bronze Tables, Card Receivers, Statuet Bronze Groups, decorated French ‘a Sets, choice Parian marble Groups, richly carved marble Vases, Cologne Sets, Opera Glasses, de. Dassen atc SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSE- hold Furniture, “BENJAMIN P, FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, will sell_on Thursday, December 2, 1875, at 10 o'clock, at No. 15, Eust Forty-third street, the ‘entire contents of suid house, consisting in part of rosewood and gilt Parlor Suits, Diack walnut Dining Room Tubles, Chiars und Butfet, rose: wood and black walnut Bedroom Furniture; Moquet, Wilton Bnd Brussels. Carpets: fine lair Mattresses, Bed and Table Linen, Engravings, fine Bohemian and cut glass Wai China'Plated Wure, &., &. By order of JOSEPH RIDGWAY, GEOL 6 SAMUELL NEWEL, —MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. A.“ Hisndsome Faruiture; Mirrors, Bronse, Paintings, &e., ‘at ‘auction, owner leaving tor Europe. E. H, LUDLOW & CO. will sell ut auction, on Tuesday, November 80, at 11 o'clock, ut No. 182 Mudisou avenue, Par? lor Suits, in'satin dumask; eleyant Jardiniere and Paris Pier Mirrors; black walnut Dining Room Chairs, in morocco ; Tables; curved rosewood and Commodes, Tables, Secre- { Administrators. ant Mantel Clock and Ornaments, ings, Engravings, &c., together with an assortment of kitchen and laundry Furniture, &c., with which the sale will menee, UCTION SALE OF BORDEAUX PRUNES. BROWN & SECCOMB will sell at auction, on Wedn day, December 1, at 113g o'clock, within their store, 63 Broad street, corher Beaver street, for account of whom it may concern, Bordeaux Prunes. 2,100 packages Bordeaux Prunes, whole, half and quarter boxes, landing x ‘ip Columbia, SALES AT AUCTION, D, FAVOR, AUCTIONRER. AMUSEMENTS. OWERY THEATRE, vayement for one week ouly Miss KATE RAYMOND, and the poputar sector, Mr. successful sensations: dram: ¥ NEW YORK. AMUSEMENTS. aK THEATRE, Mr. STUART has to announce the VEMBER 29, BN- NO PREE LIST. 2 OF CAR. ALE OF 4 the celebrated boy urniture, satin HZ THEATRE. Mr. JOSH HART, jay, December 2 t Fourteenth: street OLLLNS. in their hy of the UNPRECEDENTEDLY BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT | Also the favorite drama of the a Mr and Mra. W. J, FLORENCE, December 1, 187: Brooklyn, f will sell ‘OOD'S MUSEUM, THIS DAY AT 2. ‘The beautiful Play, “aw EPOCH ‘ho will bring to « close, on December 17, THE FALL SEASON. S7TA PERPORMANCE TO-NIGHT. SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2 8. GHANFRAU Mortgagee’s sule of balance of EVENING at 6 Bex abeet now open for Furniture of Bi 1. Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstunds, Wardrobe Mattresses, French pier aud mantel Mirrors, &e., to be sold sduy, December 1, at No.6) Liberty THOMAS KE, STEWART Attorney for Mortzagees. ‘UE THEATRE, naining nivhts of MIGHTY DOLLAR t ‘a at auction'on Wedne: secured four weeks iu advance street, at 104; o'clock, URDAY MATINEES at J.W. McAndrews, Frene Also an elegant MASON & HAMLIN PARLOR On R. WINCUELL Concluding with UNCLE EPH'S B Resorved Seats, 73 cents Shatrs, 50 cents; inimitable per- Box sheet now of December, at 237 Sixth avenue, com- jay, the Ist, at o clocks, imitatior “ “ ‘PARISIAN VARIETIES, po ant atock of Fre P MZ MANAGEMENT OF TI FRIDAY EVE: as being ast apart for th ‘Sixteenth street and Broadwa; NE PARK THEATRE . VECEMBER 3, 1875, Evenings at 8 o'e COLTON, AUC nursday and Saturday and important si fe f Mrs, W. J. FLORENCE, 9 whieh eecasion she will appear in her marvellous AL GILFLORY, soTH TIME, tthe auction rooms, No, «of the largest Tt is no less thin the idence, removed to the Tt will require tho yuently the car esday, December 1, near Broadway, « sive sales this seus é | Melange of Beauty. Most delightful e Blandouski’s exquisite charming Society Play o RARD BETTS & CO. Store aud salcroom, No. se hit of the new sensitionul traversty, inction is tho leadin: in New York, an: rnemibered that this pre naution of the present reuse is now attracting the most 7 Old slip und 104 Pearl street, | with grotesque dances an sutional tinele Matinec today at 624 BROADWAY, « GROCERIES—Sul RR INGS WITH DICKENS. a and Managers JOHN FP, POOLE Dv ‘, 70 SEE THE MODEL ENTERTAINNENT. LEONA DARE, THE EMPRESS OF THE AIL Comprising # large lot of Pails, Tubs. Buckets, Cordage, also Rocking Horses, Sleigh slightly dumuged a “s who will give bis fui personation of the character of . Nest Boxes, Brows, ac. ; in ® capita! adaptation of Charles Dicken: TTLE EM'LY, { saved from lute fire. ‘By order of Fire Underwriters, i EIGHT BEAUTIFL D with DASHING YOUNG RIDERS, PAT KOONEY HENRIETTA MOLLENHAUER, Miss ALICE BATEMAN snd Me. WM. NOONAN, The WORRELL SISTE! D HARPER aud STANSILL MATINEES WE NLOBE THEATRE. H. TALLMADGE & © jaced with magn glasses, as the picture wil MPHEATRE comrQu Mr. MATT, MORGAN First week of the new Tableaux, & SHOWER OF Second week and marked success of CLASSIC LIVING PICTURES, BEAUTIFUL LADIES, Mr. WM. BARRY, Mr, JOHN ALLEN, NELLY ST. JOHN, i] \GINLA STICKNE! Miss MINNIB O, GRAYS at 2 o'clock, at No, 78 Fulton street, corner of Golt street, Lease avd Good Will and Fixtures cfu first class Liquor Store, ing Front und Back Bur, Gisssware four-pull Beer Pump, Gas Fixtures, &e, GERARD BETTS & CO., No, 7 Old slip, YEORGE J. SMITH, AUCTIONEE! X wchattel mort HARKY DALTON Mr. CITAS, LE CLERC Miss ROSA RAND. Miss MARY WELLS Miss HELEN TRAC BESSIE DARLING, ACT T—Ark on the Sands. —BY VIRTUE OF at one o'clock, we Lwill yell thi Mr, MATT. MORGAN'S: illustrated by a corps of WAYNE aud LOVELY, 'D 730 BROADWAY. vudway, corner Keude street. Attorney for Mortyaee. HERTS & SU “Household Furmture, ¢ on TUESDAY, November 30, at 104 o'clock, SPECIALITY OF THE Day, A SLIPPERY DAY, THOSE HAPPY DAYS. THE TWO FUGITIVES; ide Aseaacinn ‘The Screaming Burlesque, AUCTIONEERS, ular Army, ob. and Heyins to Pl 100 SPECIALTY ARTI at MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY AND O FREE Lier, NO rpets, Mirrors, Pianos, &¢., WOus of the nioxt impressi fects is th ad HEDRAL SCENE ‘troducing a shper introducing @ superb Mi GORMAN aod ROMER, Miss VIRGIE JACKSON, ‘and the éntire company in A NEW OLIO, with the new Drama, DOMINICK O'DONNEL THE HIGHWAYMAN OF GAU' Dayt with the entire comps SDAY AND 8. at sulesrooms No 17 Park place, *s* MR. EMMA WALLER is engaged and will appear on evening, December 6, in ber great character URIED SEATS aT THIS DAY, ° of a large house, removed from Mor- rel's storage warehouse for convenience ‘of sale, com) sels and ingrain Carpets; Suits China, Glass and The entire Conten: “ The foremost impe: tors of Irish t life, Mr. and Mrs, BARNEY WILLIAN. age ape Parlor, Cham) MATINEE WEI EAGLE THEATRI y roadway 38d street, Broadway and ‘33d street, Broadway and 33d street, Broadway and 53d vireot, Broadway and S34 sireot, Broadway and wa ee Broadway and 53d street, Broadway and 33d street, (COMOSSEUM.—BROADWAY | AND THIRTY-PIFTE STREET. THE EEREK GGGG_ EEEEE E G GE E EEE Ez E a aE BEEER GGGG EEELB ‘The largest and finest Oi! Painting in America, THE SIEGE OF PARIS, Muy be seen from 10 A. M. to P.M, und from 7 to 10 P.M. THE SIEGE OF PARIS covers 20,000 square feet of canvas. pAdiiseion 50 ring opera or closest scrutiny. 514 BROADWAY, “Managed BILL, Y. APORDAY. YCEUM THEATRE, 14TH ST. AND 6TH AY. French Plays by the distinguished Purisian Company. ‘TO-NIGHT, lust time of Alex. Di LA PRINCESS GEORGES. TO-MORROW, last time of Sardou’s NOS INTIME! THURSDAY, Fechter in L'Abime (No Thoroughfs Saturday, at 1:30, Gain Fechtor Matinee, YCEUM THEATRE, FECHTER THURSDAY. THE SALE OF SKATS FOR MR. FECHTER' SENTATIONS COMMENCES THIS MORNING, His reentree and first ay Silver Ware, Kitchen Utensils, SONS, AUCTIONEERS. IN BANKRUPTCY, ABINET FURNITURE, 2, AT 104 O'CLOCK, KENTH STREET, Catalogues at sale. US WILLIA: THEATRE ON HPTH AVENU EVERY EVE Grand Revival, for SSIGNEB'S SAL Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY ums’ Comedy, D NATURDAY MATINEE. Number of Night: Byron's Brilliant and iuimensoly Successful Comedy, 1d BAST FOURT! entire stock of the Globe Furniture Company, valued at over $40,000, mbracing Parlor Suits in cotelaine, sutin, reps, plush and Chamber Suits, ‘ardrobes, Armoire: Commodes, Centre, Side an Sidébourds, Dining Tables, Hullstands, Pier Oriental and’ Easy tals, Jurdinieres, tories and fully ‘Turkish Loungs garance in French Di ENING, CEN at when will be performed, with NEW SCENERY, Mr, FECHTER'S version of Mr, Charl NO THOROUGHFARE (L' Abin in which Mr, Fechter will enact forthe first time in French KISCHENBACH, ish version as Jules Obenre! ‘echter”” Matinee, Saturday night’ (Grst time), La Maitresse Legitime. Ry AACE. Proprietor and Manager. Contmenees at 8 o'clock. EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Robertson's most perfect work, guaranteed. Goods on view on Wednesday * CHAS. Mt. WILLIAMS, ES! EE IN BANRRU to close the estat TRUSTEE AND ASI 8. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS y (Tuesday), November 90, at 12 o'clock, at 60 Bow- und Liquor Store, contents of a t Zo'clock, contents of s Dry Goods Store; also for amountof former purchaser, one Sewing Machine, Dealers especially invited. ‘The performance of which was interrupted, during its re- markable run at this thi Mr, EDWIN BOOT! Me. in his original part ¢ GREAT ORIGINAL In active preparation a new and original American Drama, PIQUE, by AUGUSTIN DALY, author of “Divore better known in the E: appeurance of ich will now be prosented with JAMES LEWIS. of PERKYN MIDDLEWICK, and ery, contents of a Cigar Store : also one Bedsteud, &e. P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS ‘M., the Contents of # new and second tore, No. 52 Broome street, corner of Lewis, consisting of a large ‘variety of solid walnut Bedsteuds, Bi reuus, Extension und other Tables, Parlor Suits, Sofas, Lounges, Mirrors; hair, husk and other Mattresses; Carpets, Oileloths und a variety'of other articles. QUOR SALE.—J. Will sell Wednesday, December 1, at 11 o'clock, wt 164 Chatham street, 25 bbis. Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, 3 | eighths casks Braudies, lot Liquors in cases, demijobos, casks, &c.; one iron Safe, Desk, &e, ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER. Handsome Household Furniture E. Il, LUDLOW & Co. will sell at auction on THURSDAY, December 2 at 11 A. M., at No. 388 Fitth avenue, A general assortment of pi Furniture, consisting in Tables, Buffet, Arm and Side Chai walnut Parlor Suits in satin damask ; black walnut aud rose- wood Bedsteads, Bureaus, Coumodes, Ewsy und Arm Chuirs, hand Furnivure IL WACHTEL in FRIDAY. EVE. (Twentieth Subs and last night of t Adu v's romantic Opera in three acts, POSTILLION OF THEODURE WACHTEL, Seats secured at Acudea F PURCHASING ond hand Steinway & Sons Piano are of Messrs. STEINWAY & rtment of Stelaway Pianos me of them nearly new, is con on hund; also second hand Pianos of other makers. constantly made in thi iunos with our name on, or a name spelled so people do not invited to call at th SONS, where # fin perfect condition, srs, H. J. MONTAGUE, HARRY M. HOLLAND, Misses Mme. PONISL Characters by Me: BECKETT, ©. A. STEVENSON, E. ADA DYAS, EFFIE GERMON In consequence of the brilliant success of SEEBACHER, AUCTIONEER, LONJUMEAU, CH. ity and elsewhere and 114 Broadway. similar that man; TEL OPE: urchaxe the spurious aud often totally worthle: for 4 genuine Steinway ing such instrument, other novelties are for the present postponed. CADEMY OF MUSIC. Nov. 30, 1875, at 8 P.M, GRAND "GALA PERFORMAY If persons, before purchas Il take the number of same and call NWAY & SONS it can at once be ascertained nuine Steinway Piano or ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF WACHTEL GRAND OPERA, ;,AD. NECENDOBFR x Sil FROVATORE. WACHTEL in his grand role o Maurico, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 8—POSTILLION OF LONJUMEA) THEODORE WACHTEL. THEODORE WACHTEL GRAND WACiT SATURDAY, DEC, Sale of seuts commen: lyn Academy and 114 Broudwa 107-111 East Fourteenth street, on which occasion BOIELDIEU'S ROMANTIC OPERA, in DAME BLANCUE, will be performed, WITH Mr. THEODORE WACHTEL IN HIS GREAT ROLE OF GEORGE BROWN, Mr. Fussbender, Mr. room and chamber t of black walnut Extension ., elegunt carved black HUGUE! & CO., No, 112 heim, Miss Kuster, &e.. &e., in the cw Grand chorus and grand orehi Mr. Theodore Wacl: offered TO PLACE THE ENTIRE GRO: THE ABOVE PERFORMANCE AT THE DISPOSAL OF THE GERMAN HOSPITAL FOR THE ERECTION OF THE “SURGIC. ji . PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS first street and Second T HAINES BROS.’ and manufactory, corner Twent Avenue, a fine assortment of first class on reasonable terms; a few Pianos but litt it saeceg, 4D. NEUENDORFF el und Mr. Ad. Neuendorif have kind); Mattresses, feather Pillows, ent of Kitchen Furniture, Cook: ARSHAL'S SALE.—THOS. J. MGRATH, AUCTION. strect, corner Mulberry, will sell, this t casks Liquor, consisting of Whiskey, &c., together with ing Utensils, &e. eer, 154 Chathai 1015 o'clock, etx Port and ‘Sherry Win McGRATH, Marshal. MR, Subject, “The Law in Re Midge vs. ‘Tickets 50 cents euch; reserved A SACRIFICE~AN ENTIRELY NEW FIRST must be sold regardless of class 71-3 octave Piano; § can be secured at Noe H, MULLER, AUCTIONEER.—SUPREME Court sale of House and Lot, 27 bast Seventy-third Street, November 30, 1875, ut 12 o'clock. at Exchange Sales- room, No, 111 Broadway, under direction of Henry K. Beek- man, Referee; four story brown stone front House, between Fitth and Madison avenues: 55 feet deep; hurdwood stuirs throughout; finished in the best manner; ‘lot 20 by 80 teet. cost. Piano can be seen at 261 Pearl street, near Berke rue curLpRe [ TONY PARIORS MATINEE o—-- ‘ORTGAGE SALE.—PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER, will sell, by virtue of a mortgage and Dill of sale, on Wednesday, December 1, 187: M. ayeuue, the contents of a tirst Seventeenth stree STEINWAY PARLOR GRAND, CHICKERING’S, Weber's and others, upright and square; also Organs, Jow for cash on instalments, aud for rent, ONY PASTOR, PERFORMANCES, IN_ NEW YOR! 'E TO TONY PASTOR'S Nk’ Se eee ads MINSTRELS, 0 MINSTRELS. a SCO MINSTRELS, BAN, FRANCISCO MINSTREL F pera House, Broadway and ‘Twenty-nin LIFE UPTOWN. te % LIFE UPTOW THE FOUR TRAMPS, THE FOUR TRAMPS. ‘New Songs, Jokes, Dances, &e. The funniest entertainment in the city. Street curs may be ordered at 10, d, Matinee Saturday, at 2. WAMBOLI bAckes* RYMAN THE SCHOOL QUESTION, TALENT ON A BUST, T ON & BUST WACHTEL, THE BRILLIANT SEASON, WACHTEL GRAND OPERA. AD. NEUENDORFR . DEC. 1, f Manrica, ciption Night 'APELOM CHAPELO: NOTS, -RaOUR © ¥ this morning at box office, Brook ESDAY EVENING, November 30, at 8 o’elock, it of Mount Sinai Hospital. EARLY TO nd plated Jewelry. LOUIS LECBUSU Mortgasve, 73 Nassau street. 3. X. BALL & Gi ., 15 Kast Fourteenth street. Gus Williams, Sanford and Wilson, Andrew Guffey, IVOLI THEATRE—EIGHTH STREE’ Second and Third avenu —$100,—BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PLANOFORTE UCTION SALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD PAINT- ings, Bronzes, &e., on (to-morrow) Wednesday, wt 11 O'clock, wt 1,149 Broudway, consisting of superb Drawing Room Furniture. covered in brocade; Etugere, Bookcase, Faintings, Bronses, | Mirrors, Carpets, Curtains, Silver, China, Glassware, &e. ME: FAVOR,’ Auctioneer, sales: room 18 East Fourtuenth street. UCTION SALE,—THIS (TUESDAY) MORNING, AT 100" five story brown stone mansion GTI ST. BETWEEN STH AND OTH AVS. IFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE teinway & Sons tour round 734 octave Piano- 0. upright 73 octave Piuuoforte; superb joc! ti ~ Koom Suits, in fine “damask satin” * gilt inlaid Centre and Console Tables, Turkish Lounges, Eusy Chairs, Cabinets, Ltageres, im: orted French Mantel Sets, Mirrors, Curtains, Oil Paintings Figures, Statuary: Bedroom Fur Elaborate Bedroom Sets, B , Washstunds, Chiffoniers, huir'and spring Mattresses: also ingle Bedsteads, Bureaus, Pillows, Blankets, rep, plush and huircloth Suity; Library and Seerotuire Bookeuses, Desks, Library Tables, Turkish Suit, two Extension Tables, Buffet Dining Chairs in leather, Silverware, Crockery, d Chairs, Kockers; velvet, Brussels and ingrain Curpets; ing Onses, Kitchen Furniture, &e. N. B.—Sale positive. Take Sixth avenue or University place cars. Competent men to remove, pack and ship goods city or country. ROBERT C. CASHT —BY I. SCULL, AUCTIONEER, ON WEDNESDAY, « December 1, at 11 A. M., the entire contents of No. 25 John street, consisting of tour-pull Beer Pump, Bar Counter, Shelving, Liquors, Cigars, Cigur Case, iron ‘Safe, ke., by virtue of chattel mortgage foreclosure ; ‘dealers invited. W. H. MAGILL, Attorney for Mortgages. ASCTION BALE, THIS TUESDAY commencing at 10 o'clock, wil the handsome aud useful Household Furniture, Carpets, No. 105 East Thirteenth street, neur Fourth avenie. Par: lors, consisting of magnificent Carpets, elegant latest style satin brocatel Parlor Suits, rosewood 734 octave Pianotorte, Stool and Cover; Curtains, Paintings, “Bronzes, Vases, Mir: rors, Etugeres, Jurdinieresy Parlor ‘Ornumevis, Turkish Chairs, Lounges, Chamber Suits, with Dressing Cases, Bed- steads, Bureaus, Wushstands, Commodes, spriug aud hair Mattresses, Bedding, Blankets, Pillows, walnut Sidebourd, Dining Table, Chairs, walnut, plush, ‘rep and loth, Suits, Glass, Ching, Silverware, Cutlery, Oiletoth, Stoves, Stir’ Carpets, &e, ‘Sale positive. Goods ‘packed and deliv: ered for purchasers. elty or country. Auctioneer. MER, Auctioncor. RT.—A BRILLIANT COLLECTION OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PAINTINGS, the choicest collection ever exhibited own, womprising examples by Thos. die Hwan, 8. Richurds D. M. Uarter, trauk Waller, 1M. Gitlord, Albert Insley, Juin Yope, Bastman Johnson, D. M. Arn 5.0.7 Je. ropsey, J.C. Widgery. and ‘numerous other superb Foreign Paintings, trom a private collection, TO BE SULD AT AUCTION, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DEG. LAND 2, AT 12 O'CLOCK BACH DAY, ry M. FALLERY, 47 AND 49 LIBERTY STREE N DANIEL A, MATHEWS, Auctioneer. YTENTION=TOY AND FA) BUYERS, BISSELL, WELLES & MILLETT, Auctioneers. THis DAY (Tuesday), November 36, ut 103g A. at No. 15 Murray stree! large and attractive wal sine Toys und Fancy Goods, ‘i compriying full li Vax Doils, Jends, boxes o Toye, Niusping, Su Boxes, Stubles, Building Blocks, ys, Musical, Instruments, Concertinas. ine of Vases, ulogue Sets, Mustache and Motto 70 | HOYT & BRADLEY, AUCTIO: et, will offer. Ly order of UCTION NOTICE. A eee: M8 and 130 Church st Mexars. Bierman & Leopold, this day (fuesday), November | Chtulogues now ready. AUCTION, rent sale of maguilivent Housebold Furniture. To be sold this (Tuesday) uiurning, at 103s o’elock, at tour story residen A Bast 20th str wear Brod , conmating of Muugniticent Parlor Suits, covered iu satin, reps, &e. ; also Bedroom suits, with Dressing Cases; Bookeaves, Carpe Mirrors, Dexks, Washstand, spring und hair Mattresses, Ex: tension’ Tables, Crockery, ke. ; also Kitchen aud Se Furniture, A rate chatice lor those about furnishing their HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer, R, WILL SELL &e., of the Liquor rner Twenty -seventh street Wars, ke. &e, ; lay stock of Liqui AUCTIONEER, ‘74 University pt WOUSEMOLD FURNITURE. PIER AND MANTEL MIRKOKS, FARLOK, LIBRARY AND DINING OOM FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS AND: SILVER PLATED WARE, &C.;AL8O 50 BRUSSELS, VELVET, MOQUEL AND AAMINST EK CARPE’ Wednexday* i+ University of Furniture, velvet, ‘Brussely and mantel Mirrors, de, &e. Call and ¥ ISIDORE J. SWARZKOPF, AUCTIONEER.—WILL ky 4 Forsyth aus, Xe, of Linge Deal Iped. JQY B. EMANUEL, AUCTIONRER.—THIS DAY, AT 2 o'clock, wt 174 Bowery, « large sale of Toys, Fancy Murphy and ‘Mack, Pianos to rent, $5 per month. Instalment Jennie Morgan, New instruments exceedingly low. GOLDSMITH'S, 26 Bleecker street, near Bow AUCTIONEER, 261 clock, at No. 27 East Houston Street, Fixtures and Furniture of Coffee, Lunch and Dining Ubuirs, Mirrors, Ran, Fe A eet Nall Brilliant Novelties. Elegant Bullet, entitled sells this day, at 10) Sadie De Shon, Frank Girard, Eddie, the General, GREAT BARGAIN.—ELEGANT PIANO, BY BEST maker; cost :000; tully warranted; used few month will be sold less than half cost. ‘and positively the lust week of th AWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY.JAMES AGAR, ‘368 Bleecker streot. iT, BETWEEN TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF OUR NEW COMPANY, New and elegant Sketches, MAUGREGOR'S GATHERING, successful Pantomime, Family Matinee every Saturday at 2:30. Auctioneer, will sell, ut 59 New Bowery aud No. 9 Oli Yor street, GUO lots sill and other Drosses, broche and wool- Jeu Shawls, Furs, velvet Sacques, Ki Table Linen, Sheet Feather Beds, Boot By order ot 8, Goodstein, Bridge street, Brooklyn, AWNBROKERS’ BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, $1: four round corners, carved legs, full iron frame; ws tuken of $5 mont! ey place, near B PRIVATE FAMILY NEEDING IMMEDIATE CASH will soll their elegant four round Steinway & Sons’ 74 pus ENTIRE GREAT AND ONLY CARROLL, FAMILY wants, Underelothing, Spreads, Blankets, Quilts, Pillow: Fantaloons und Vests. AMMOTH SHOW OF 01 ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN IN THe CITY, MATINEE TO-DAY. ‘TCHES AND JEW- HICKERING HALL. LAST VON BULOW NIGHT (but one). First appearance in New York of Miss LIZZIE CRONYN, Programme for WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dee. 1, at and Trio for Violin aud Opus 112, in G, elry.—JAMES AGAR, Auctioneer. (Wednesday), at 11 o'clock, at sulesrooms 59 New Bowery Nu. # Oliver street, GOV lots G Gold and Diamond Jewelry, us, Kevolvers, Musical and Mathematical Tusteume By order of Samuel ; rooklyn, and J, Biumauer, 444 Seventh av. KR, FIELD, GENERAL AUC- . 89 Bowery), Will sell this day, at 11 o'clock, 600 lots men's and women’s Clothing, Dresses, Shawls, Remuunts, Underclothing, Quilts, Mlanke also Couts, Pants’ and Vest will sell to-morrow | detave Pianolorte for vaife, overstrung, dc. ; richly with Stool wnd Cover, or their Decker & Brothers’ 75 octuve upright Piano, cost "$1,000, for $900; a sacriti ouxehold Furniture, in lo ‘at private residence No. 47 West Six- 275, cost $975 ; has all improves ‘carved rosewood case, VON BULOW,. Id and Silver Watehes, Operu Glasses, Silverware, day evening th JOACHIM RAFF—Second Dr, DAMROSCH, Mr. BERUNER, Hans VON BULOW. ROSSINI—“La Separarione” N ruavel de Vienue,’’ pieces, opus 26. fhou'rt Like Unto » Miss CRONYN, RHEINBERGER—Quartet, Piano and Strings, oj Dr, Damrosch, Messrs. shipping; also ‘ele; rpenter’s Tools, de. Bridge street, Bi ry Chairman Finunce Committ -Miss CRONYN: Suite of ive fancy T OHICKERING PIANOFORTE, A an elegant brilliant ‘toned 7; octave Toxewood Piunoforte, used six months, all iny patent agratfe, four round corners, guaranteed, cost $975, tor $275; Stool, ing; wlso Parlor, Chamber Vaintings, Carpets, Silver Ware, ® sacrifice. rivate house No. 105 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, PRIVATE FAMILY.—THROUGH PRESSING EXI- od case Piunolorte n's Piano, with all late uyehold Furniture, at private resi? WNBROKER’S SALE g HE RESORT OF FASHION IS (ONY PASTOR'S MATINER. PERFORMANCE < RUBINSTEIN city maker, uly ding, Boots, Shoes, &e. Fullan, West 11 Lotts to let, in good condition NBROKER’S SALE WATCHES AND JEWELRY. MCGRATH, Auctioneer, corner Mulberry, will sell this day, af 11 o’elock sharp, J general assortment Gold and Silver id Jewelry, Pins, Rings, Dpera Glasses, de. istols, Musical Instruments, de, By order Solomon Stern, Twenty-seveuth street, Library,’ Dinin rs. Matzke, Bergner. Huns FRIDAY—LAST NIGHT OF VON BULOW. SATURDAY—LAST MATINEE MUSICALE, AT 2, ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. Hoserved Seats, $2. Seats at Schuberth’s music store, 23 quare, and 114 Broadway. HICKERING PTANOR ure used by VON BULOW. HE ROSA D'ERINA “MUSICAL MIRACLI it No. RY Bowery, ~- —- ary. ETROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, 124 West Fourteenth street, New York. Open daily (Sundays ex. ML & $1,000 ros 60; an elegan finprovements, at « great st 23d streat, ne: CHICKERING PIASOFORTE, 1 ICHARD A. PROCTOR, istinguished Lecturer and Scientist, will give@ five lectures on Astrowom iainonds and « 38 THAN $150, wertul tone. 28 East Third stroet, NG, Nov. 30, the great Lyric Do chia POTATOES AT AUCTIO: BURDETT & DENNIS will sell this d 875, ut 12 o'clock, wt 29 Burling slip, . Peach Blows, Peerless, & ICHARD WALTERS’ SONS, (Furuiture, Piano, C irpets, &e.), wail seil this day (Tuesday), ut" 104g 0° street, fine rosewood Pinno, Bookcase, Wardrobe, Ext, usion rect order, sweet, tween Bowery und ening, On this vce: read and illustrate Father Burke ov (Tuesday), Dee. dbbls, Western : reserved seats $1. open at 7; commence at 8, TONY PasTOR's REGULAK TUESDAY MATINEE TO-DAY, YOURTBENTH STREL: Di LADY WILL E HANDSOME MINK {Pape for |B Koad second-hand Menoforte, Address XCS WILLIAMS GUS WILLIAMS. —WERER PIANOS LOW YOR CASH; % piano, little used, $175; a lock, ut 94 Bleecker 71-8 ‘vctuve curved oj : mew Organ, 7 8 GORDON &'SON —WONDERF ets, elegant Grover & Buk Kust Fourteenth street, BIRD” PIANOS, 1A AU. NEUENDU Also a lot of Dy Muterials, carboys Muriutic n Hive acts, by Rosen, —_— EBREW CHARITY FAIR—IN AID OF THE MOUNT Sinai Hospital, will open at Gilmore's Garden, om Mom he 6th December next, B. HART, Chairman ¥: Season tickets are now re jock. xecutive Committes, ‘an be obtained of tha EL M, SCHAFER, ‘No. 15 Broad street, — ay M. 105 P. My ee 1S—-THE BIRTH AND GROWTH OB December 17—THE LIFE AND DEATH OF WORLDS, December 21—OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS, anuary O-OTHER SUNS THAN OURS, My... 7—-THE GREAT MYSTERIES OF THE ‘These Lectures will be brilliantly illustrated with Stereops Reserved sons tickets for the course, $9. Now on sule at the office of the AMERICAN’ LITERABY BUREAU, room 26, Coover Institute. P. S.—This course will be also Academy, December 14, 16, 20 and ets now ott sale at Chandler's, Montague street, B ven at the Shand auary 4 and 10, and ‘Sulphuric urcuma,’ Stare, Troughs, Rasy monthly instalments, free, “MATITUSHEK,” Piano Room ce ‘Sz East Meh at, ‘Out All Night.” Thangeuble Dutehmai The Bewildered Lovers.”* ‘un on the Old Plantation,” he Masquerade.”” ICHARD | WALTE: ruiture, Carpets, i, COBURN V8. CLARK, TURNER i reat, Wednesday, D A limited mumber of rederved seats way be =o alanine THEO. TH DECEMBER 2, wae irrore, ke. Mursli sell, Weduesday, at 11 o'clock, wt salesroou, 27 e dtuvk of anew and second haud Pur: , MANUFACTURER OF UPRI iano, 69 Kast Fourth street, niture Store, vi Ive, Dining ind Bede: Curpets, Mirrors, Stov Brussels aud Ingrain CONCERTS.—CHURCH Trinity, Madison aveuue and Forty-second street, Second deusou, thisty-elguth cpp ey : clock, Orgauists:—Mise Josephine T. noon, at 4 o'eloe i jae, Beskled nity, New York. abe. " THURSDAY AFTERNOON, _ THEODORE THO: OND FULL PUBLIC REHEARSAL. BATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, _. SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT, Soloist—Mue, MADKLINE SCHILLER, Piano, No. 4, © minor, op. 134 (new). Ht oP. Mine. MADELINE SCHILLER, + {oTristan und Isolde”, AREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND SECOND HAND Pianos of the best quality and*ully warranteu, yet iow foreash, ut FISCHER'S Warecooms, 421, 423, 4d Twenty-eighth street, MMENSE BARGAINS IN| WE Bradoury Pianos hos, on easy monthly instalme: 77 FORSYTH furniture of the SIMON ABRAHAM, j > street, selis four story’ privat the Hanson piace } Warren, of the Churen a the Holy house Gxt Second aven sisting of Brussels Carpets, Mau role top Bureaus, Wushstands, DECKER AND rURPHY AND MACK, ‘The grout Irish Sketci artints, rent applied it INTRODUCTION GONHE RIVAL ARTISANS,” | WILL BE PERFORMED AT TONY PASTOR'S GRAND FAMILY SOCIAL MATINEE TO-DAY (This AT 2 O'CLOC! or THE HOLY TONY PASTOR'S SOCIAL NI TUESDAY MATINEE, IANOS AND ORGANS WANTED.—A dealer, baving an Al mortgage on a valuable piece of ‘ew York, would exchange the SYMPHONY, Na. PRICES OF aDMisst iL and tickets cua be had FIN MORNING, at th OF BLACKING, , Sales, Ottice Furniture, de. property one hour trom | hunts for desteable goods in his line to the ammount of $0,000; BROADWAY OPERA HOUSE. APPLY TQ ELLIOTT, 42 Broadway, Brooklyn, B. D. longer, sells this day (Tuesday) 1 Feet, SU cases Show ni and Verwi- Ulocks anda Stoimway Hall, at. Broadway and at 33 Union square, UB LADIES REGULAR MATINEE I8 GIVEN aT —————— TONY PASTOR'S TO-DAY! Sehirimer'a, 70L Broadway, best city references and strict investigation solicited, Ad- MUSIC DEALEK i 190 boxes of M celli, two large Safes, Desks, Stoves, large assortment of Uitice Furniture, &c. NOS, NEARLY having broken iron ph or uddress BRO. SATINEE TO-DAY, ates; an otter KEN PLATE _ be OL, MONSTERY'S SPARRING, FENOIN ] No. 619 Sixth ereoans as rter and desler in J Shooting Academy, taught in 24 lessens, Foneing Apparatus and Boxing Gloves, Send for elreuler. _DANCING ACADEMIES, UG ACADEME: Herring & Co. MPO ADVERTISERS. — THE DAILY AVERAGE CIRCULATION OF THE proved combination lock, J, SAUSE'S DAS LL THE GREAT STARS APPEAR AT WILLIAM ©. CONNER, Shi Mietonie Hatlevte a Last WEEK WAS 332, Kast Fifty-tourth + Thi : Mrev 4 Nirteonth; Mrevoort Mall Ant WEER WAW 340. PRIVATE LESSONS any TELEGRAM Ful SIX DAY. ii hour. CIRCULAKS, private academy, 212 Bast Eleventh st, RB CIROULA ATTAINED BY ANY EVENING NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED STATES. —A VARIETY THEATRE, HOLDS ABOUT w tirst class locution; long lease aud eli His this day (Tue | LLEN DUDWORTI'S DANU Brooklyn branch at 10% Waghiugton « vate lessons for ladies, gentlemen and children, Yor partie- ulurs send for a circular, T FERNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY, FIFTY avenue (bank building) ING sCHvOL, about WO doxen Men’ WILLIAM ©, CON el > Hexny New, Deputy. ‘ot. Classes oF pri ADVERTISERS, — DALLY AVERAGE CIRCULATION OF THE AM FOR SIX DAYS LAST WEEK WAS 32,400— Ke CIRCULATION THA iNKD BY ANY EVENING NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED SPAT ‘THE, Herald Uptown Branch ofice. pear wt Masonic Tony duye of December, A. D. EB PEOPLE FRONOUNCR, TORY PASTOR'S EN; MATINEE TO-DAY, epnartistes leas RGYLE ROOMS, STREET,—OPE: At 9 U'CLUCK, MATINEE BVE NUON, COMMENCING AT 3 ON THIRTIETH STREET, 0—N—Y—P—A—S—T-O-1'—8 fifth street, corner of T —1T-1-N—E—E—T-0—D—a-Y, ws Monday and Thuryday evenings and <== = Private lessous in glide walt VER BEFORE MUSICAL. Y WILL GIVE VOCAL OR wons oD pianuforte oF organ at idence or her dwn; terms moderate, Addre: dence, MUSICAL, box 140 Herald Uptown Braveb ottice, PROFESSIONAL L, 41S Ninth aves wt 104, o'eloek, comprising Counter, aud Fixtures of 4 ebuive ta Seales, Tea Cans an cker street, —Pupils can attend at their own con- 1 oF lessons. Send for eires Tuesday evening, November 30, wheat) EK BEST ENTERTAINMEN’ yore Is GIVEN AT su Ao ase TONY Pastor's,” MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2 O'C K. E COUSIN JONATHAN AULD FOLKS WILL ple. Wednesday evening, ye SIXTH AVENUB eta N EVERY uit ce ee TI —CARTIER'S DANCING ACADMKY, PLIMPTON'S Bullding, Stuyveeant and Nineh sur rivate lessons in gliae aud assembly waltees irtioth street, uear Third “{.N EDUCATED LADY, AN ACCOMPLISHED PER. cousistiug of | arlew Branch—1 avonue, Wednesday afternoon and eveuing. DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST, A NEW CLASS FOR TUESDAY. 11 the fashionable Danees in one course of lessons. ssons can Le taken privately aud no extra charge from class prices, . CLASSIC, ‘box 150 GENTLEMAN OF GREAT EXPERIENCE GIVES ruction on pianofurte, residence, $10 pe W M. 3, MOU. at 105 o'clock ia th at NO, 18d Chath in assorted lot of Carpets, Safe, dee, Ai CONNER, Sheriff. r of the assignee, of the stock of Rosendale & May, rte best TEACHER, box town Lranch oflive, 1,200 Broadway, ARD.—PRIVATE LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN, ouITAR | Lt, Urgan, Flute, Singing MARS DANCING ACADEMY, 24 WEST FOURTH street. —All dances taught in o iu six vraynty les, nh, visit TONY ractice room and just sgh James Maxweet, Dep Ornaments, Lidian Bowd Work, Deniers in- | avie dauces pertes for ladies and chil 1E GUESTS OF THE ST. NICHOLAS, MBTROPOLI> fan aud Grand Central Hotels should not full to TONY PASTOR'S GRAND MATINER TO-DAX, A very interesting bill is prepared. TEINWAY HAL EVENING, Decomber 1, 1875, SELECTIONS FROM CHOPL FREDERIC BUSUOVITZ. ee eestor ‘ASTOR'S MATINEE | Ti ‘ORTANT NOTICE 70,788 PUBLIC Wit mp wing vomsations. interesting programme will be ' repre ith eVery urtist appearing,