The New York Herald Newspaper, October 4, 1876, Page 9

NEW ‘YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1876 TRIPLE SHEET ee EEE REREEnEenEE REAL ESTATE, At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday the following business was transacted ;— Richard V. Barnett sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, Ambrose Monell referee, the four Story brick tenement house, with lot 25x98.9, No, 448 West Thirty-second street, south side, 200 feet east of Tenth avenue, to Robert A. Barry, plaintiff, tor $7,500. Richard V. Harnett also sold, by order of Su- preme Court, in foreclosure, S. H. Johnson refers Bouse, with lot 16.8x95.9, on East Forty-first street, north side, 383.4 feet east of Second avenue, to W. L. Cutting, platntiff, tor $7,200. Bernard Smyth sold, by order of the Court of Oc» mon Pleas, R. M. Henry referee, a Bouse, witn lot 16.6x102.2, on East Kighty-second street, south side, 169.6 feet east of Third avenue, to Charies Wright for $2,400, William Kennelly sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, £. D. Gale referee, a house, with lot 20.10x98. 9, on West Thirty-fourth street, south side, 279.2 feet cast of Tenth avenue, to Marion Cooper for $9,719, William Kennelly also sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, Thomas Boese referee, two plots of land known as Jots Nos. 4 and 6 on map of Samuel Thompson’s property, on the road leading from Kingsbridge to Mansion House, to Maron Cooper for $2,000. A. H, Muller & Son sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, W. 8. Hascall referee, @ house, with lot 26x160x34 6x68.6x81.6, on Freeman street, Borth side, 100 fect west of Morris avenue, Mott Haven, to C, Stanley for $2,000. E. A. Lawrence & ‘sold, by order of the Supremo Court, in foreclosure; E. D. Gale referee, a building, ‘with lot 23.6x99.11, on Columbia street, east side, Bad tween Delancey and Rivington streets, to W. ambly for $7,950. TRANSVERs. West st.,¢, 8, (No. 142), 25x73.9; A. Auld and hus- band to Andrew Auld. Bth at, s. 8, sume to a so Pay Pg }0Ox115 (24th ward) rick and husband to A. Becker.. erewt av., Nn. 200 tt. w. of Henry @4th ward); J. Bubrto N. Bubr Lexington w. corner 40th st atrick and wife to K. M. Cowman ‘ e.corner of 186th st, (io ox03 asa 1. M. Malberbe and husband to t, sas 4,500 ad, w. 8, 100 0 «of Milton a, 2521005 N. Marshall elie to P. iit: 3,000 Essex st. tai Schaetiler abd wife tov. Vonhot 13th st. and 10th av. 24 lots (deed 1863 Evewart and wife, to, B. V. Gardiner . Hillaide st. 00x22; J, Wiley and wife to 1. Heiles- of Grove, 25x100.5" cid , H Poot yt dat Reese av. we a) i Sp ‘50 it. J) L. Wells to 00 ft. w. of Highbi irregular (isd ward) | SeDaly tod, Purd 1,750, Beth Ee ees 100 ft. w. of 3d a1 7100.34; IB 17,000 &, 875 fh.'e. of bth av., + Bsa 00.11 ta W. Konuedy, referee, #0 Rell’ Li Tow 17,400 i tern i art (24th was a); s $b: Git Sy Av. & 0. corner of 141st st., 789.4x irrregular; same to sam: Bloomingdale road und 144th ai., irregular, same to same... Ba av. (No. 755), 356 and others. th av.; 3 years Hise do ph and wife to E. A Benson, w.8 of . (28d ward): 3 years, M. E. Akers, 1. 4th ward) :3 years... »toJ. Daly, ns. bone Stelgerwaid, #. sad wile, tod. Paynter, 0. 0. of Attormey st...2. of Banton: | year Behue ‘Vandervoort, sania 10d West THE NEW “YORK CAB COMPANY. For some days past the subscription books of the New York Cab Company have been open at the bank- ing house of Messrs. Vermilye & Co., Nos, 16 and 18 Nassau street, and the stock is being rapidly subseribed fér. On next saturday the books will be closed, A peculiarity of the new Limited Liability act, passed at the last session of the Legislature, and unacr which the tompany is organized, is that there is no liability in- curred by the subscribers beyond the amount of sub- weription, It also guards the rights of sharebolders further in that it requires that balf the capital shall bo subscribed and ten por centupon tne amount sub- scribed shall be paid vefore the corporation can legally proceed, In addition'to the ten per cent to be paid down at the time of subscribing for this stock ten per, it more is payable on allotment, forty per cent in six months and forty per cent in twelve months, subject to the call of the Board of Directors, ‘The shares, which are for $100 each, have each twenty filty cent coupons attached, which can be detached at apy time by the owner and paid for fares to puny. All coupons not so used will vo red y ‘he company semi-anaoually, and the whole number will be renewed annually, to the registered holders ot shares, The surplus net ‘earnings over and above the ten per cent guaranteed to shareholders im the form of coupons is to be divided equally between the share- holders and incorporators, A careful estimate, at tho lowest rate of earnings and highest of expenditure, has Satisfied the promoters of the company tnat it will Tealize at least fifteen per cent on the investment on- nually, The organization of the company has not pro- ceeded thus iar without encountring the oppo: tion, pot only of those whose baggage sinashing {m- Positions on passengers und cruelty to horsetiesh havo arrayed them in conflict with the police and Bergh, but also of some railroad companies, whose conduct 1 dicates that they are in league with thore who ba heretolore proved a nuisance 1o every wayfarer in tniv city, and seek now to prevent on Saturday next the books will close with much more Vban the required proportion of subscriptions, and we days of irresponsibie baggage #mashing and ficecing of citizens and strangers will soon becume an experience of the past, RAILROAD IN ST. DOMINGO. A movement is on foot among several leading capi- Valists of this city to blish ratiroad communication In the island of St. Domingo between the two towns of Santiago and Monte Cristo, the latier being the well kpown seaport, The distanee of the projected road is avout eighty miles, passing over a level tract of coun- try. The new road will open transit to the sea coast for valuable dyewoods, mahogany and other products beretofoi able to be trauspurted to a port of ehip- ment, Ip addition to this the main portion of tho traffic of the island will bave to pass over this routo. A weil known A gad bas already surveyed the ot and pronounces the plan feasibie, and veliev: hat it the road were built it would be highly remunerative, Mr. Crosby. of this city, wio has lavely built a large whar! and tramways in Puerto Piata, and which have proved wonderiully successtul rises, 8 largely Interested in the now railroad undertaking, MARRIAGES AND DEATH! MARRIED. Frve—Zorcapa.—In Brooklyn, October 2, at the Fesidence of the bride’s mother, by the Rov. James W. Coe, of Greenville, N. J., Mr. Onmonn Frrs to Miss Lanaie tr ‘voth of Brooklyn. AWDO! Rev, H. L, Telier, assisted v 4 'W. Rawpoy, of Little Falis, N. Y., to Miss Jaxsix i BEvING, of Ainsterdam, No cards SHRLDON—W ATson.—On Tuesday evening, October 3, at the Charch oi the Holy Trinity, by the Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr., D. D., Chanexon D., son of the late Gay- Jor Sheidon, to Fionexce, daughter of Charies H. Wate son, of New York city SuTH—TmoMas.—At the Church of the Divine Pater- nity, New York, October 8, by the Rev, E. H. Chapin, D. D., ALexanper Satu, of Yonkers, N, Y,, to Mary Mines Wiguaseecie Sipten sees nentpels — —In Dighton, Mass., September 98, by Rev. E. Dawes, Mr. ‘Bansaseot a ‘Paarron, of Dighton, to Miss Linrtay May, daughter of the late Captain Charlies Williams, of Berkivy. Banwanp,—at et, Mi Saturday, Sep- tember 30, of typhoid fever, ro 4 ughter of Crom- well apd Susan W. Barnard, in the 28th year of her Sanwerns.—Dctoder 2, Avousra Buewerer, aged 19 yeurs aud 9 months. The relatives and friends are respectiuny invited to attend the funeral service, at the Baptist church, New Durbam, Cctober 4, at two P, M CaRkoLt.—On October 3, Marcanet Carnott, wife of Jobn Carroll, aged 36 years, native of Killimywick, county Kilkenny, Trelond. The funera: will take place from Bt. Brid chureo, cornet 8th st, and av. B, on Thursday, October 5, at one o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. Convatuy.—Suddenly, on Monday, Oetober agony widow of James Connelly, in the 6th year o iF age, Funeral from St. Thomas’ Catholic church, Mamar- inesday, October 4, at eleven lock The fnerai witl take place trom her late reasaate 838 Madison st., on benetaeg ‘at hall-past one P. M. Davis—Op the 3d inst, Mra. Jas Davia, aged 64 ‘The rotatives and family are respectfully invited to funeral, {rom her late residence, 850 llth on Friday, at one o’¢lock. Bavaaon—On ‘Monday, October 2, Mra. Axx Dave- rpaiettens and friends are requested to attend her funeral, from No. 9 Beach place, Brooklyn, at two P, M., on Wednesday, 4th inst, Davuy.—On Monday, October 2, Joszru H. Deviis, in the 34th year of his age. The relatives ana friends of the family are requested to attend bis tuneral, irom toe resiaence of bis vrother, 406 West 33d st., on Wednesday, 4th inst., at one P, M. Philadelphia aud Chicago papers please copy. Dow: Un the 2d inst, Samuxt Dowx, President of the American Meter Company, in the 63d year of bia The relatives and {friends of the family are respect- fully invited es attend the funeral, from bis late resi- dence, No, 509 West 2st st, on Thursday, the oth inst, at eleven o'clock. Tho Temains will be taken to ‘Tarrytown for interment Doreuvs.—On Monday, October 2, Janz Doxexcs, in the Gsth year of her age. ‘Fueral trom her late residence, Woodbridge, N. J., on Tharsday, 5th inet, at hulf-past one o'clock P. ee and frieudsare invited to attend. Trat ve, via Pennsylvania Railroad, toot of Cortlandt at., ~ 10 ‘A. M,; via New Jersey Central Railroad, soot ot Liberty st, at 1: A. M. Dovenas—At Copake, N, Y., on Tu October 8, ALyrED DovGLas, Jr Tho triends of the tamily are invited to attend hie funeral, from his late residence, 477 Fitth avenue, on bi atternoon, atiwo P. M. Douyx.—At the idenee of her son-in-law, William Hi. trwin, Esq,, 129 East 65th st., on Tuesday, October 8, CATHERINE ASHLEY, widow of the late William H. Dunn. The funeral services will take place at tho Church of St. Vincent Ferrer, at ten o’clock Thursday morning, October 5, The triends of the family and those uf her son-in-law, Dr, John Burko, are requested to be present. Philadelphia papers please copy. Freipa.—On October 2, ALuxaxpER Frexps, aged 27 years and 24 days, The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral trom the residen: of bis parents, 587 West 23th st, on Wednesday, t! 4th inst, at ove P. M. Firzratrick.—On Sunday, October 1, of heart disease, Wiiuiam Fitararrick, aged '56 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral, at his lato residence, Riverside Park and 112th st, on Wednes- day. October 4, at eleven A. M. Carriages wilt be at 8th av. and 9th st. atten A. M, Gasrex.—On the 3d of October, at Irvington, Cian Exce E, Gasrenr, aged 26 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend: the funeral, trom tho First Presbyterian ehurch, Orange, N. J., on Thursday, Oc- eg 5, ata quarter past ten. 0 train from New ork. Goix.—On Monday, 2d inst., Axastasia T, Goix, agod 21 years and 6 months. he relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funerul, from the residence ot ber brother-m-law, Hugh ‘Smith, 163 Henry st., this (Wednesday) afternoon at ono o'clock. Gooxix.--On Monday, October 2, at the residence of his parents, No. 447 Pulaski st, » Brooxiyn, of diphtheria, Harry L, only child of Hiram S. and Hattie L, Geokin, aged 2 years, 11 mouths and 2 days, Remains will be taken to Nyack for interment. HaLtx.—On Monday, October 2, Racuen, beloved wife of Ferdinand E. Halle, daughter of the late David and Ameiia Samson. Vunerai will take place or ‘Thursday, at ten A.M., from 114 West 44th at Friends requested to attend. Hamrt.—In Brooklyn, Tuesday, October 3, Ropxrt Hain, New York and Sandy Hook Pilot,’ aged 74 ears. 4 * Notice of funeral hereafter, Hanp,—On Monday, October 2, 1876, Mary Exima- Beto, daughter of Michael B. and Mary’ &. Hand, aged 6 years, 1 month and 14 days, ‘Phe relatives and friends are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, October 4, at one o'clock P. M., from the residence of her parents, 435 East 10th st.’ Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Horrox.—October 1, at bis residence, No. 211 West 26th st, ALexanper H, Homrox, aged 61 years. relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, {rom the South Baptist church, 235 West 26th st, on Wednesday, October 4, at hall- past twelve o'clock P, M. Hort.—At West New Brighton, Staten Island, Octo- ber 2, Frances Ocpew Epwaros, wite of W. 3. Hoyt and daugbter of the late Henry W. Edwards, of New Haven, Conn. Funeral service at hor late residence, on Thursday, October 5, at nine o’clock. Relatives und friends are invited to attend without further notice. Interment at New Haven. Laxx.—Tuesday, October 3, suddenly, Samuxt Oscar Lass, of Brookiyn. latives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral sorvices at esidence, 163 Hall st., Fri- day, October 6, at two o’clock, without jurther notice, Law.rse.—On Monday, October 2, 1876, Axwa Mania Laweess, eldest daughter ot Thor 4 Margaret Law- less, aged 23 years, 1 month and 25 days, The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend ber funeral, from her late resi- dence, 32 Renwick st., on Thursday, October 5, at one o’elock P. M. Leyt.—At Tuckahoe, on Tuesday, October 3, Caru- -anink, widow of Abraham Lent, in the 84th year of ber age. Helauiy s and friends are invited to attend the Thureday, 5th ey from the residence ar t half-past one P, neo to meet the 11:30 tri “i from Grand Central depot. Manninc,—Mrs. Mary Maxnina, on Monday, Octo- ber 2 Friends of her brothers, Thomas and Patrick Hinch, are requested to attend her faneral, from No. 87/ 10th this day (Wednesday), at half-past ove Il’. M. Maittawp.—On the 2d, tust., Miss Many A. Marr Laxp, daughterof William H. Maitland, Her relatives and iriends and those of her uncles, H. Nott and H. W. Rover, ure respectiully invited to attend her fuperal, at 135 West 12th st, on Thursday, the dih inst., at eleven o'clock A. M. The remains wili be taken to White Plains for interment. Mity.—On Sunday evening, October 1, Georce Mix, of this city, a native of Dundee, Scotland, in the 80th year of bis age. Funeral s ps ices will be held at his late residence, 442 West ‘on Wednesday morning, October 4, at tou crelock. Helatives and (Picnds of the family are're- spectiully invited to attend witbout other notice, Dundee (Scotland) papers plonse copy. McGratu.—On esday evening, MoGuatu, aged 17 years and 8 months, Funeral will take piace from tho residence of his parents, 248 East 83d st., at one o'clock Thursduy al- ternvon. Boag —On Monday merning, October 2, Jom, 5 ATMAN, M, Dy Relatives and friends of the family and thore of bis son-in-law, W. J. Hutchingon, are inv: funeral, on Thursd noon, October 5, at tour o’clock, from his late residence, 230 East 16th st. O'CaLLaGHasy.—On Tuesday, October 3, Duxis O’CaL- LaGuAS, 10 the T0th year ot bis age. Relatives and irienda are respectfully invited to at- tend his funeral, from hie late residence, at New Brighton, 8. L, on ibursday, Sth inst, at two P, M. Panvat.—Suddenly, on Monday evening, Paren A. Paavav, in bis 67th year, Funeral from 223 West 13th et., on Thursday, ono lay morning, Cuantes W. , Me "Revsoups.—On Sanday, October 1, Jases Rervoups, former!y of Vaiatio, Columbia county, N. Y., aged 10 eur, : ‘The relatives and triends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday next, at one o'clock P. M., from the residence of his son, Beu- jamin F. Reynolds, 2109 2d av. Ricuarps—In Brooklyn, October 8 Sanam C., wile of David W, Richards. Notice of funeral hereafter. Rrroate. —At Ford! N.Y. Rircurm. in the 65th year of his ag A requiem mas: wil be offel tor the repose of his soul at the Church of Our Lady of Mercy, Foruham, on Weduesday, at ton o'clock A. M.; thenee to Calvary Cometery. Philadelphia papers please copy. KowF —On Tuesday, October 4, at the residence of 4. B. Warner, Bergen’ Point, N. J., Jana H. Rows, in the 64th year of her age. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral, on Wedaesday, at ono o'clock, of Liberty Central Railroad of ier o'clock noon, Suixi.os.—In Brooklyn, phys 8, Jutta, the beloved wife of Edward Shi Relatives and friends are ppaatelly invited to tend the funeral from ber late residence, No, 71 De- graw et, on Thursday, 6th inst Sai7H.—At the residence of his son, Dr, Henry M. Smith, Spayten Dayvil, on Tuesday, Octover 8, T. 8. Surru, aged 71 years, Notico ot funeral hereatter. MAN. —In this city, October 3, JosRPH SPEXSMAN. vex and friends of the tamil; respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 6 residence, No. 92 Division st, on Thursday, Onueer i at nine o'clock A. M. TaLLMay.—In Brooklyn, October 1, Laasper TaLi- man, aged 45 years, Relatives and triends, also friends of bis brother, U. Tailman, aro invited tO attend the funeral services, to be held at bis late residence, 1954¢ Dean st., Wednes- day, 4th inst., at one o'clock P. M. Tysack. —PuTxam Lovax, No. 388, F. and A. M.—The officers and members a Hereby summoned *o attend A special mecting, at the lodge rooin, on Wednesu: October 4, at ten A. M,, for the purpose of *Mendii the funeral of our late Brother ae H. oo 3 Ry M. Gro, H. Foxmax, Seen on October 2, Micuax e. Va Hoaw.—October 8, Lecy Epxa Vax Horx, only child of William and Josephine Van Horn, aged 7 months and 21 days. Relatives and friends of the family resnectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her = parents, 67 Pitt st, this afternoon, at one o'eloe! Wakemay.—On Tuesday morning, October 3, B. R. Waxemas, im the 66th year of his age. Notice of tuneral hereafter. heen Avoustus Wackxrmacay, Septem- Funeral at Kingston, N. Y., Monday, October 2, at one o'clock. Wixstow.—On Monday, October 2, at ber residence, 214 East 29tb st, Avice Jax WiNsLow, in the 30th year of her age. Her funeral will be from St George’s church, Stuy- Vesant square, on Thursday, October 5, at eleven A. dM. en ne FOR SALE. YTRST CLASS BAKERY AND ICR CREAM SA. Aion (corner store), corner Main and Passaic sia, Pas Ace GOOD LIQUOR STORE FOR $100—AL80 GRO cores, Cigar Stare, Restaurants, Hotels, Baterie: Btores to let. MITCHELL, 77 Cedar at A. JEWELRY STORE. | Mara AN EXCELLENT RON of watch work gad joel custom trade; rent fow, with lease; the Roches tof stock if desired, Any one meaning business, with available moans, will find it gn object by sending real uame to SINCKEKITY, Herald of Aw {SPLENDID CORNER LIQUOR STORES, SAMPLE ‘Ant, Stationery Stores, Butchers’ Mar- wha gabe MALONK, 5 Derek | RUG STORB, CORNER FULTON AV. AND CUM- Dirrang st., Hrookiya, at suction on Thursday, at 12 deloox, ) RUG STORE FOR IXTURES FOR SALB AND STORK TO ap, 622 9th av. Applyto W. CAMPBELL, 503 West ‘A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER SHO! quire 58 Priace ot res SALE—THE BUILDING OF THR VIENNA Bakery. Apply, for lars to LOUIS FLEISCH MANN. Vienn A on Grounds, Philadeiphia, (OK SALE CHKAP—a SHOE STORE. IN THE BEST nth wardof this nelty Ret weekly pan ihe office of AUGUS No COUNTER, ENTIRELY x ASS MARBLE new, size 25 teet long, 2 foet 6 inches wide and % feet 9 inches high, suitable tor « confectionery, jowelry. restaur ant or fancy Hquor store. Inquire Janitor, Tammany Hall, MELY FITTED UP BAR AND * Collendor's best tables, doing wevod business, the only billiard room in the town of 10,000 inhabitants, 30 ‘tiles from New York, Apply at the American Hotei, Jersey City, N. J. THK LIQUOR STORE 61 OLIVKE §T., it. 1OR SALE—TWO STRAIGHT MORETS TO OMAHA Neb., $25 each, YOUNGS & WRIGHT, OR SALE OHEAP—A GROORRY 31 WITH B. Horse and Wagon; also ® House and Lot for sale. For articulars apply to 1, GOLDSMITH, 246 Enst 27th ot., near OR SALE—THAT ELEGANT, COMMODIOUS AND rden and Concert oom known as 129 Kast 42d st., between 4th 20) feet doep, 100 by 80 in width, having ® uood run of customers and being one of the best ited Tn the city; everything in perfect ranning order, with heaters complete fortuno to the right parties; must be xeen to bo jated; rent nominal. Can be from 11 till 4, no SALE-FURNITURE AND G00D Witt, OF Boarding House, filled with boarders. ‘ASO! ai P w. JAMES CAGNEY, 15 Abingdon s4 BB. 000 () WILL BUY THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of a first ciass country c eve; also Otve-tall Interest in store bullding.estss, 24x01 two siory building, contains 11. roomes. also sijomning Le S0x109, with barn, 10x20, and 23 fruit ‘trees. Address I, ‘i ‘ Fe EOOWE OSCILLATING IEHORSE POWER Euging and Boller, ono seven foot, Rub Bed and one 300 ton Hydraulic Pross, having been only two months tn use, Wo. 230 Bnet 08d vt (OR SALE—ONE 3-HORSE POWER ENGINE, LARGE Boller. Shatting, Palleys, Belting, Sauange ‘Chopper, Lard.Kettle, Press and Cooler; will old whole or in Ret Addrows A. MAKKS, Box 207 Post office, Orange, and Lexington avs., bei B. ROBERTS, ENGINEER, 119 LIBERTY 8T., jedvalor In En) Boilers, Pumps, Planers, Lathe Po Shoes factories, mines, &c., fitted up cheaply by con- tra ae MACHINERY 979 NO. 14 DEY 8T.—LARGE age ck second hand Machinist's Tools and other Ma- + sid aught for cash, ALLIS BULLARD 7 fiantte ‘ANTED—A GOOD ST 80 to 100. hor: ae URIN' >08' erat OFFICE NGI week ending Saturday, Octo. + this office on Tuesday, at 12°M tener Wyoming vis Que ay, at 12 My for urope, per steamer Algerii vin Queenstown: on Thursday, at 11:30 A. M., for Europe, per Srawser Losing in Eipoutay Cheveonth abd Hecwere: on Saturday, ut 4:30 A. M.. for Europa, per steamer Britannic via Queenstown Seeea ty for Seosland, Germany aud France to be forw by this steamer must be specially addressed). an A. M. for Scotland di- rect, ainer Bolivia via ‘lseg vt for France direct 11:30A, M., for Bi Southampton and Bi pho Wyoming, Algeria and Britannic will not take “wails for Benmark, Sweden and ive mails for the West Indies via Bermuda and St. Tho ‘The mails for China, &c., will leave San Francisco Novem- yr 1. ‘The mails for Australia, &c., will loave San Francisco October 11. “NB IAN Is _ PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO DECEN- gr 1. 1876, by the trustees of the Naw York and Hroo lyn Bridge, at their office, 21 Water st. Brooklyn, N for the maiiafacture and delivery of 3, 400 mot ton: galvanized steel cable wire, to be used in che construction of the main cab ¢ River Saspension Bridge, d specifications containing full information will be faralshed upon appite ion to ths olice, W. A. KOEBLING, Chief Engineer. Greax \M COMMUNICATION BETWEEN KINGSTOS Jamaica, and New York, CoLostaL Secretary's Orrics, t JAMAIOA, Septen The government of Jamaica is prepared to recelveftenders, for the service of u direct Steam Communication between Kingston and New York for « period of five years, commenc: ine om the 22d best of August, 1877, eased to “The Colonial Secre- ve seated and marked on tho of the envelope “Tender for steam Kingston and N ved alter the 10th day" of January, 5 =e outside left hand cori communication bet No tender will be 1877. The government of Jamatea docs not pledge itself to accept the lowest of aky of tho tenders that. may bo. wub- mitte ‘The tenders must state the amount of subsidy required, the minimum speed at which the vessels will be run, (he maximuin number ot days and hours required for. the ‘per- formance of the voyage, the ross and registered soni and amount of norulnal horse power of th to be employed, the amoui clurively appropriated to the Jamulea service, the m Fates of treizht and passage money proposed to. be charz fovether with any advantaxes. of Constraction, aud Mitings which the vessels may possess for the Durticuiar. service Te: d, such as adaptation for carrying passengers and for ig traitor vther light "and pertshuble earja An aureement must be entered into by the Durty. whose tender Heaccepted in torms of the specitication, of whieh copies cua ve lindlum applicasinn to the officers of the, Grown agents ia Hritannic Majesty's Const ner: York, wid of the Colonial Secretary in Jamaica (Signed) inn HOW Alc i BE. RUSHWORTH ‘oloninl coins ot J A eUeReere: BLO'S Gai! CHARLES E, Alou JENSEN SHERWOOD Lessee and Manager BABA BA THE SUCCESS OF hdd SEASON, Provounced bit of MISS ELIZA WEATHERSBY “ae AMORBT, and * Sas BABA, THE WORLD. MR, W. H. CRANE THE FINEST BALLETS IN Arranged by A. BLANDOWSKI, led by the rie artistic Premiers, the Miles. ELIZAWETA AND HELENE ME MARETZEK'S, BRIGHT M. THE GREAT COMEDY COMPANY. Mr. Vining Bowers, Mr. John W. Jennings, Mr. J, Edwin Trving, Mr. W. Be Marston, 3 th Hogan, Mr, James Bevel We Mr. Samuel Gle: sas pag Mr. Jean A Harry T ‘Taylor, Miss 1m ins Joi raby, Miss Lulu Jourdan Mice Tear Eytnge. Yass ere Mins Rose May, Miss Kttle Bernar iw the La Tour, Miss Rivers, Mi-s Laurent and Miss Nellie Devero. THIKD BABA MATINEE, Bazyapar. ar 130, OWBRY THEATRE. COL. THOS. 18. HENDERSON in bis great sensational Iris Dram TULLAMORE; OK, Tk BOYS Preceded by the farce of AN’ OBJECT OF I 000. L oY ym cco o OL x M Le i a le a 9 ° ooo’ tun ¥ MV MP coc NOVELTY THEA’ o22 ving! BRO. FI & COLONEL WM. MM MMA MM MM AA MMAM Aa MMMM AAAA MMMA a oe uum LINE, ail Q- SE | “ooo? ppbp x I DAA rf pad *y" voopwIN, AAA z Boop 4“. TUG CUEDNBSDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 THIS (WKDNESDA KRNOON at 2 Admission ta a. und 50 cents, PRICES. (41 fet 7 $1, crowd. at nicht. EN. UILFOIL, eis waRTOMS JAM ESSINUER, SCANLON tn their new Sketch, IRISHMEN TO THR FRONT. IRL: GRIFFIN AND RICE. The thrilling Nautical Drama, FALSK Ligurs TH AVENUE Proprietor and Manager. Kvery night at « quarter wo & Uproarious Merrimont from Overwhelming Audiences L 1 PPRFF EELER L It Fr L 1 FP EEE ¥ EK LLG EEBBE :: AvoustiN Dae aE ors CE AQULAR COMEDY ©. sere hot Pepa —fair pleasure’ tmiling tratn— mised with art, end in due bou ‘ued, ry ‘The lights and shades, whose well accorded strife Gives all she strength and color of oar LIvK.—Pope, TIMES ‘snys:—"LIFE a snpavertons’( mers including Mr COGHLAN, LIFE SOHN BROUGIIAM: CHAS. of attrac FISHER, JAMES LEW DAVIDUE, BAKY: Nolin, PARKER, | RIN Geonate. DR he HERALD say: NEY Cowie, "ltt Snow Bales is a great real- RIGL, | Mr, BERT, | istic effect." MARY WELLS “und Mile | the “GkaPute says :— BOXFANTI and “The scouery is full of pocu- War be urprises. SECOND MATINEE OF LIE, SATURDAY AT 2, ELLY & LEON'S MINSTRE! ; Kate EONS MINSTHEES {294 #4 and eth av, First appear: @—— ance ot tho lk W. McAndrews, 8 and brilliant Kdwin Kell Kelly, Goon stiey at Tenors | Edwin Lester, ‘Surrik Or id » Morton, Tapanere Lots of Fun. Thousands M: Great success. ‘appy. | ———__——o —-— reat success SIR DAN U'PALLAS, First Matinee of the season, Gaturday, October 7. Childron half price to the Matine QTEIN WAY HALL. THOMAS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, at 8 . THEODORE THOMAS. FIRST GRAND AND POPULAR CONCERT, Sarat 4: COMORRT, mme for Wednesday Evening, ov) ents ie Consecration RECITATIVE—"And God said, Let the ives Halling i Foaming Billows” WHITNEY ADAGIO“Incoborg’s Lament Symphony, KRZO—Elves of Light and Frost Giants. Frithjon Hofmann KRAKOVIAC—Grand beat de Concert for Piano it rs Feramors . .... Rubinstein ARIA—"I'm a Roamer” (Son and Stranger) .... Mendelssohn Mr. MYRON W. WHITNEY, SYMPHONIC POEM—Dance Macabro. PIANO BOLO—Marehe Mme, MADELINE ieee RHAPSODIE HONGROISE, Ne N THURSDAY, October 5, SECOND GRAND CONCERT. FRIDAY, October 6, THIKD GRAND CONCERT. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, October 7, at 2 o'clock. MATINEE. AND MATINEE. ADMIssION TICKETS ONE DOLLAR KACH. Re- served seats 50 cents extra. Admission to Second Baleony, cents, Tickets to the Matince, including Reserved Svat, . Tobe obtained at the box office of steiuway Hall, ut Sthirmor’s,. 701 Broadway, and at the Geueral Theatre olfice, No. 111 Broadway. FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.) OPERA HOUSE, FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | Broadway and 29th st, FRANCISCU MINSTKELS. | The Minstrel Palace. YCISCO MINSTREL: The Minstrel Palace. E OF MINSTRELSY, SIDES} PLATING. JOKES, GLORIOUS SINGING, ‘Thirty COMIC DANCKS. Brillians KECKIVED) WITH Artiste. Be AMS NI CRE, GHTLY. @——. ‘HE ST ENTERTAINMENT IN THK CITY, HATING SATURDAY AT 2. BEATS SECURED, Fpiteticoce: 8 THIRD (AVENUR THEATRE, Marrs Tits Day, OC, EVENING ort ak Av @ O'CLOCK. Free from vulgarity. Brothers, Tierne; Belle La Vo others, NEGHe, IN UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, SONGS GRAND OPERA HOUSE. AND BHOUTS MATINER TO-DAY AT 2 RGYLE bees ARGYLE ROOMS, Lg tire OPEN EVERY NIGAT. COMMENCING AL 9 O'CLOCK BNTRANCK ON 30TH 8) RS. G. ©. HOWARD | UNCLE TOM'S GABIN. s MATINEG ‘hl oA GR. PE 10: ment, Every @ ning this week and Snturday Matinee, Mise” Ktrisicn,: Miss Liszic. Brandt, Mise Guede Leach, Julia Courndl, Lenw Kticel, Eveline Uonstantine, Six. Con: stunting, Novissitmo, Sig. Erni, Sig, tt, tpeelulty artiste 30 Ladies in tho Mallet, “The ‘idell “Gaze Grotto is Hnished. Admission 256. hHE LECTURE 5 VAYCKERING™ ae aN THE CITY LECTURE COURSE AMERICAN LITERARY BU dc. Mi SD Ly CB VANEN October 9-JOHN 8. bad a. Uctober 16—BAYARD TAYLOR. October 23—MARTIN FAN Cita TUPPER Octover 30—THEODORE November 13—Colonet Tous, nye 2 ORNEY. November 20—Rev, K. 8. STORK: Course tickets, with reserved se: 50. nt ao store, 39 Union square. Single tickets for Mr. Got course will be given in the Brooklyn Academy, Tues- day eveulngs. Tickets at Chaniler' SOR SEDGWIUK’S ILLUMINATED “Across the Continent,” have been given ber of tines ‘They will ‘now be delive ing, until farther notice, in Masonic Temple, cor- $d at. And 6th av., commeneing on Thuradi , 1876, at B o'clock P.M. Admission, O'S DANCING ACADEMIES, 55 (oank bedding: a us. No porson ad- ting the sine, with my signacy: KUNA ted without pi T WILSON'S DANCING AOADEMY, 451 7TH AV., classes now open; send for circulars, Soiree every Tues: day und Savurday. A GOARTIBR’S DANCING AUADEMY, PLIMPTON'S A. Building, Stuyvesant and 9th sts. classes now 1 Pe VATE LESSONS any hoar, aitbe, DOUBLE \d NEWPURT Specialties. INE Ait’ formin GLIDI jendid Chromo Lithograph, 36x23, of ‘on the road, for sale at GouPIL's. Seth av. and 224 at. MAN TiLs. Monte AND WARLEIZED” MANTELS AT GREAT. ly reduced prices; also Monnmonts, Headstun cy ‘FORAGE INP. ABTBRED ROOMS AND LOVES. FORK fugniture, baggage, earringes, &6. 115 Base 44in ot in 108, 111, 119 and ais KLLANKOUs. iis: A.cseiees TF aot ist. VANDER- board. rt ye LLB r by "So. corner Dawe and Fulton ats, jew Yor! L COMMANDEUR CHICKERING HALL CAZENEU ENEUVE, The Emperor ot Prestidigitntours and the Prest'digite- jeur of Emperors, will appear every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenin MATINER SATURDAY. Admission, iu luding reserved Tickets for sale at schu! ({UILDREN AT 1:30 P.M, OPERA HOUSE. HALF PRIC} TOM'S caer TO-DAY. MATINER TO-DA 2 “QOCTETY SOCIABLES” (“SECOND hogy pl Every Wednesday and Saturday evening, Fe Asembiy Rooms, Tammany Building,” Admissoa, Annes) CAWTLBI & CU. Managers. PARRING, FENCING AND SHOOTING ACADEMY, 19 6th av.—Boxing tanght in me month rend for cir! Ree BER poner | GRANDS OPMIA House. MATINEK. ADMISSION 60 CENTS, LORAL DISPLAY, WEDNESDAY, Laoniciaegy tt FRIDAY AND SATUR- AMERICAN Ih ‘N_ INSTITUTE, 2D AND SD AVS, BETWREN 62D AND 69D STA AR SEAS GRAND OPERA HOUSE, TS UNCLE TOMS CABIN. DAY. 200 GENUINB COLORED FOLK F aeyransioe INSTITUTE. 45TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF THR GREAT INVENTIONS oF THE YEAR An unusual displ ot AMERICAN INVENTIONS AND DAMERIAN PRODUCTS, Now UPWARD OF 400 Veet ies OF FRUIT. 2d and 3d avs., between 63d and 64th ots. Shay Tapa Cam cy GROpeLs SINGBRS J UBILER ORinD t TOMS CABIN, SINGER: Ey ND OPERA HOUSE. AMUSEMENTS. ( ALLACK Ss LESTER WALLACK. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, aKD RVERY, EVENING AND sprumnae MATINEE UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC: Mr. DION BOUCICAULT'S NEW COMMDY, YORBIDDEN FRUIT, written expressly f aly for this theatre. The play win be produced with most complete and perfect accessories NUSIO, SCLNERY AND APPOINTMENTS, whteb wall ‘by ENTIRELY NEW. CHARACTERS. leading egwusel tn Mr, Harry Beckett ir. Hod. Momtacue ir, Bearnott Mr, Serjeant Buster Whistler, conductor Crawl, « cabinan Mrs. Cato Dove. G of the ie + Miss Julia Cripps Incidental music composed by Mr. Thomas Baker. The er a Painted by Mr, J. CLARK, Mr. H, ISHER- WOOD and @ mechanical department, furdivure an pce tl FREDERICK Sse KINGTON, Due notica will be civen of thi RT, rod A ‘ Min JOSEPHINE BAKER and Mise KATE Bawtener! _BOX OFFICE OPEN PROM BA. M. to4 P.M. “\ CADEMY OF MUSIC, 147TH ST. “BELOCCA, Third night of the triumphant nowly org ganized STRAKUSCH GRAND OPER First appearanc SIGNOR PASQUALE BRI The famour yarltouc, Mee ALHENTO. LAWRENOR, . THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, October 4, at 8, LA FAVORITA. Mile, BELOCCA (first time in famous rendition of. Me. S. BEHRENS TL TROVATORE, with Signor WRIGNOLL he principal FIIDAY Bening,’ October GerLast sigur of” th BSEMIRAMID. SATURDAY, Oct. 7, at 1's—Only grand Bolocea Matines, TL WARMIEEE DI SEVIGL a red Seats 5 " tra, accord- oh becoitte Abedouey; ¢ ure! 11 and 701 Besotias “and 23 Caton “square VIKAT: OMI LOUK, O14 BROADWAY. HARRIGAN. & I M. W. HANLEY Proprietors ARR a HART, Grand succoss of Hdward Hurrivan's grand masterpiece, WALKI RK DAT CAK ANTY AND CUMMIN LOUINE FRANKLIN, Groat success of WALKING FOR DAT CARR OHN WILLIA Grand success of WALKING POR DAT CAKE. THE TERRIBLE EXAMPLE, in which Harrigan and Hart, Billy Gray, Aare Tooley ana ‘all the company will appeat WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY WATINEES, OOTH'S” THEATRE. say hae SUNDAY, BTIT. Messrs. JARRETT & PALMER...Loasces and mer eyk? SUNDs Nar EVENING, OCTOBER &. Hit MOHAN GUxbsy YOOAL AND’ OROMESTHAL NCE R eoasion the following brilliant array of artiste le. RUGENIE PAPPENHEIM, the great Prine Donne Soprano, Miss ADE! as RD, S AVILLLAM CASTLE, | Upon thi will appoar ‘A. SOHST. seahsbhe Lraconst eieanease VEDISH LADIES VOCAL QUARTET, Mr. LEVY. (tho very popular Solo Cornesist), his final appearance in New York prior to his departure for Australia. Mme, CARRENOSAUIET (Pianist). THE GRAND ORCHESTRA. Max aereeeny ADMISSION dnctadlng reserves Boot JROOKLYN THEATER BHOOK & tA Lossecs and Managers if SATU HDAY. “stant NEE, Mra. JA! tabi é. OATES ‘and her peely or; and most brilliant OPERATIC COMPANY, Next week Miss CLARA MOKRIS in an entirely new role, Boost S THEATRE: EIGHTH WEEK ‘Theatre. Hk FletY-siXtH TIMES EXQUISITE, ROMANTIO PLAY, FIFTY-8ECOND TO of the triumphant produet: LORD BYRON'S. RU. “THK okouy OF THE STAGE I” A powerful cast, inclading ir. F.C. BANGS. .SARDANAPALUS XSnns BOOTH -MYR. war ae GRAND ITALLA fi wned Mile. BARTOLETT. premiere, danseuse Ksso- @ Grand Opora, I ae and Big. MABCAGNO, ot the San Carlo, Napl Milan, SUPERB »TAGR EFFROTR, AOT 1. THE ROYAL PALACE nks of the Tigris— ONB HUNDRED realistic scene— THE TIGRIS BY MOON. ae and DEPARTURE Lao eaaeebc ae AND HOvau sakae AcT IL Introduction oftheGRAND| FORTY THOUSAND ITALIAN BALLET and won- derful sta, oeping in the SUMMER fig AVE DANAPAL! PEOPLE ACT LIT. THE FKAST oF SAR- DANAPALUS IN Tillis HAVE SREN HALL OF NIMROD. In this scene occurs the startling effect of the disturbance of ‘gies b Tv IC rm, accompanied by crash ing and rumbling THUNDER and vivid dashes of LIGHT: NING, the most wonder! ‘and impre eontution 5 ai ra THE GBRAT SPECTACLE a4¥D THE phd . acT Tv, " GRAND ITALIAN IMMOLATION UF BAR- DANAPALUS — and — tho QREEK SLAVE—Baurning of the Palace—Rising of the Tableau Curtain upon Tel- bin's maguificens printing BALLET THB RUINS OF NINEV. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, AT 1:30 oan xt SUNDAY evening, Ock. 6 FIRST SAC CHT, under the direction of wax MAREK no FRYEK. Sal begins to-morrow at the box @itullman’ 's, 111 Broadway. par” THEATRE, THIRD WEEK MARSDEWB ORIGINAL AMERICAN PLAY, CLOUDS, cLouDs. CLOUDS. a ANOTHER SUCCESS FOR THE AMERICAN DRAMA. 1-Gilded Age. 2—Mighty Dollar. 3—Clouda Nightly received with enthusinsn and delight. ry eveulng at 8, ab. an SUCOksS, facie “4 AND Last tng tome oF T apMissION 7. soe ait wiRrayey ar ye af 25 “OKNTS. “eussgu = uVENENG, et ore ciRCUS, PANTOMINE. AND TRAGEDY. Thousands of delighted visitors duly. ERMANLA “THEATRE, AD. NEUKNDORYE «Director t. . in tive acts, by Bjornstjerne Bjorason. a 8 till 4 o'clock, js TONY PASTOR'S: NEW THEATRE, 635 and 587 Bros ‘TRIORPRANT SC ss OF THE GREAT UM. penne mr AP ROG RANE MATINERS TUESDAY AND FRIDAX, KVERY EVENING THIS WEEK, fs OUS WILLIAMS. t “HARRY KERNEL, THE We U 4, TAB BIG 4, ALLEN, SMITH and WALDION. HARRIS ned CARKOL ENGLE, MARIE WHITTING 4 y GIR, SADIE DESHON, SNE NIE SATERLER, MATINEES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. IRALVY'S ALHAMBRA PA fashionable resors of Motindeiphs IRALFY BROTHERS.,..., sole AROUND THE WO: AY! Secured seats two weeks (Qast#AG MaBILER VaRteriEs, Bath of, and 34 ay, Evenings at 8; Matinees Tuosday, Thursday and Sataraay, $2, in advance. NIGHTLY. Hit STRANGERS’ RESO} of the bowitebing falrest and fin duuzhtore in soon Exciting Parisian Gayety. it. Maviive Quadrilie 1OX's rr) TU VERE wo PHILADELPHIA, THE HANDSOMEST THEATRE In THe ciry, ARTOLRTE, FREMIX DANSRUSE ASSOLUTA ho Grand Ttali kay opt es in ee ul spectacia of Sanh NAPaL 7 Thoatra, HER rhage ye BIOGRAPHY NEW "YORK Fete to be published Leggy? rite ety aud dramatic pages in, Fe td the theatres, Bixteon Prive Se, or sale severywhere: A GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TU JOIN AN AMA- tour ope maciaaiens ett, hmeciose, Wrenen or German, (ovomnra OPERA UOUSE, corner West 12th st, and Groonwhich av. Matinees Tuesd Thi Ang allt ty Par sodays ond Basar 2, show. jane vill Turkish spley secrets of aia BO ot Be walce in the world o Artist's Model, The frst Night, the o Uporting ‘risettes, The Female’ Bat. ters Nothing tke lt anywhere. NCLE GRAND OPERA HOUSE. oh, MAIINES DAY. Admission 50 ¢ AMpaaEREas nade pat Viet St AnD vag A KIRLAN ALRITE. BROADWA_ ri amie’ 25 4 = ferried BE eo Kvenings! 8 "stony Fucaay Thareday and Saturday 04 2, CH DANCES. | OOpEtA abo FREN | aS tw ore RCH. Py / ADIATI Twenty eat mi | LEA Cx Rose Jiding’s last sito lomestic heen ies OWING © “yon bien: A SLICE FROM'A OUT earauce of Mile. BLANCH Davtiousa. 2 Mabille and Closerie: 38 oie MLLE! “BERTUA tad MONS. 5 PROF, M. IDA nNOYT, 1! “EB ty Fok » | Blanch Elberts,| Alice Girard, | Minuie Hall, 2 Horace, jo | line. | ak "Bennett, First a from | Sicvor Krai. | Harry Spriggs. | Harvey "Armutrone and Oa ) OPERA HOUSE. MOST MAGNIFIC. MATINEK TO MORROW, Wav TR FR wr Tues THLE 1X AMER ox UNCLE TOMS CABL UNCLE TOMS cad doo bee UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. 200 NEGROB: uM uu AA i U NX NEERE EES MMM AMAA N MM MA aT Il N NN EEEER EREEB TO-DAY AT 2, OPEN a? 1m MRS, G. C, HOWARD | SLAVIN'S GENUINE GEORGIA JUBILEE SINGERS. PBiEes SING Unele Tom's UINE GEORGIA At THE GREAT PLA INTRODUCL IN BONG: T! Somethin, witness Aon aay See NULNE COLOKE: MEN, WOMEN "AND ‘CHILDREN, ADMISSION 50 © SION 50 © angst CHILDREN HALF PRICE CHILDREN MALP PRICE Nis 7 woobs, THIS Day. PAMILY CIRCLE 25 © 3 MUSEUM. Admission 150, Admission 20a, DALY'S GREAT PLAY, OF LIGHTNING. Lessee and Managet Directos BENSEN SHERWOOD... THIRD WEEK OF THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON, THE BRIGHT, THR BEAUTIFUL, THE BEWILDERING ABA, BABA. BABA, TINK TABLE, O'CLOCK, ORIGIN “BABA” (MARETZEK).. us tu OVERTURE, SECOND r TELD. OF MUNIiOUMS THE G T ORIENTAL AMA: 9:68 AMOR! TROUBADOU! NC WEATHERSBY ((MARETZEK: 1045 THE MARVELLOUS TRANSFOR ATION OF TH SHIP ON OPEN SEA TO THE FAIRY PALe ACE. Invented by Mr. ic. BENSEN SHERWOUD.1028 TATRD_ ACT. THE CRUMBLING PALACE UINTET (MARETZEK)........ INALE .. a . " EVERY THIRD BABA M. FREE LIST AB; PIANOFORTES, A ~=DECKER “BROTHERS cinvite attention to their large stock of Gran ind) Square Pianos, which have just taken the elphia. A few Pianos of ourown make used bit @ short time, are offered a ‘ow iqures and on liberal terms. ‘Bend for illustrated catalogue. EVENING UNTIA vr laid NOTICE, Box office open dull T ATUiDAy. AT, 1:90 ny SUS ~ ORGANS, wu, Dining Furniture, Paintings, Bronzes, &c., er Must he sold. Call, five story brown ‘stone private residence No. 47 Wost 16th at., between Sth and 6th avs, N. B.—House open SAM. ti d'P, M, LOAD, WIDL BELL to cash purchasers w magnificent 7 wood Miineforte; prominent maker . E2toe stool, ‘Cover, Musto, Cabl inway upright. quarter cost; Box for shipping; also satin Parlor Suit, 7 ploces, at a sacrifice, Call nt private residence, 120 West 23d st., between 6th and 7th avs. tbe sold. T SACRIFIGE—MAGNIFIC 713 OOtave rosewood Pianoforte (cust $900 Inst June), for 8200; Superior tono; exquisite carvings and Gnish. Call resid 50 East 9th mu. \D HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY ome of the: d but «very short time a, ond really simost ae quod es need isthe ‘proase call at the WEBE Rhy warrauved KEROOMS, JUARE AND pare in perfect order. KNABE & CO. No. hav, above 1th st, very PaRaGRe Rares OF PURCHASING A GE’ ine second hand Steinway grand square or upright Piano will find a fine assortrient at our warcrooms; ame or ong closely resembling it, 107, 111 Kast lith at., New York, A LARGE STOCK OF UPRIGHT AND SQUARH Piaos and Organs, for cash instalments oF | rent very low, ¥, SCL 1, 26 Bust 14th wt, MAGNIFICENT 71-3 ‘0, WITH ALG moveru impro’ and square Piano: ments and to rent, Steinways’ ond hand Pianos and Organs; X. BALL & 1th LOT OF BECOND WAND PIANOWORTES, agh order, for sale at moderate prices, also Pi manufacture, by CUICkMNING £ SUNS, GREAT OFFER.—WE WILL DISPOSE OF 150 FIRB elast wand second band square and bei a Pianos and organs, previous to, removal, at extraordinarily low prices for cash or on instalments 4 to let from $3 to $8 per BWA & 1 Bro month. HORA d Hi RTE TO RENT | way square Hianotortes 13 Waverley place, near rent sacrifice, roadway, GREAT Piano! Stool and Cover, at DAVID PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL A ROSEWOOD iang, 7 octave, overstran, earves, legs; cost $500, tor woman st, Green rile RS, FIRST A GREATLY REDUU Pianos SPEEDMA West I EW AND STRICTFY FIRST ror 88 PIANO FOR bargain for cash. le by the manutacturer, abe gre Addross %., box 126 Herald office, PRIVATE FA) carved rosewood OLASS y RGANS AGAIN AHEAD.—FIRST MEDAG and diploma, awarded this company 4 the Centennial Exhibition. A ofthese, beautiful tustruments are bein disposed of at fastonishiugly low price jb oF instalments, Pianos and Organs to rent, until paid for Foun $3 upward. Afver | ieuse ive us & C1 BLLLIN 14 East 14th ot, AND, NAKLY NEW, NIS JOHNSON Fa uv king clee where & WHEEL INK STEINWAY SQUALE will be sold at auction by T private residen: Wi October 6, at 12 o'clock. J ADY WILL SELL & CHICKERING PIANO, SEVEN doctave, four round corners, cost $600, for leds than $10U, 28 East Sd st., near 2d av. Macsiee ae, SEVEN | 0 CORE ROSEWOOD "| ree, 3 jen tone; towd, eon at GORDON'S, 197 Bloocker st, iat ane ss “$00; 7 13, 3 4 upri, fo rt jaares, ie ont! Sgegeoriets , DON & 8 which we have we intend to manulacture no more, we sl signa at retan until dispoeed of at sroatly reduced fully saasl te aay. of | ifferin; at oniy 10 iow inodera and fashionable esis Cush OF for onay pay oe MASON & AMETS On ‘ORGAN NSONPANY, eatin Teeter UL NEW pe AS Pianoe, Puctory, “103 cagpeee UNITED SPAT _MUSICAL. A teW TORE cone a ey ieVATORY OF MUSIC. New York offices only at 5 Bast bea ha cond Ce spe rporated 1869. THis RENOWNED MU ate Hehool and evening, Brooklyn, Nos. 102 to ore Sean's cs MARRIED LADY, FROM BS GLAND, THOR pened planist, having severe hours spare time, wishes to give ice; terms, three | Wdsrantecd. address, ALPHA; ERIENOED PI beg Bag A, TAKE A FEW “ae moderate. irees M. -C., box 185 Here I Coenen A. CULTIVATED LATE OF AURNOWLEDORD MUBI. cal talent, posse experience. ro) se bol foe gah Ives NTLEM. papire fedgnnes: SG ecauntien’ sslerguce, ‘ Fesidenoe agnee FAN) seunreg: o Horaid ‘aa. a i ne TENOR OPbN FOR ENGAGKMIGNT— ‘ote 600 sass recommended. Address TENOR, YARD —PRIVATE ORE LRSSONS, PIA aay Ww Foe aig ing. Cirenlars mailed, ae rector, 32 bast 14th at, Open every SIGNOR EDUARDO MARZO, 4nd, pianos will return from, doch of Uctol hus courses of DH te tessons, ING about the resuine a SY 2005 UINES | F ddr EO nO OPRANO DESIRES POSITION IN CHUIR—BROOK- fo rated, biome Ie5 mod's iv voigo; salary ade