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OOohhor pnn or Thomas J. an<1 I.eanna O'Connor,
?ltd 2 years i mouth ami iwiian.
/The reiatho* an I friends of tne lumtly are resptct
nflly invited to attend the funeral, front the reaiueni'e
of his parents. \o. zaz avenue A, tins loiiuUaj) a.ier
noon, at one o'clock. ? _
O'Meara.?(Hi Friday, November 27, Elizabsth
O'Mkaka ait? ?! 70 years. _ . .
The friend* of tho family and those of her sons,
David and Matinee, are rcquedui I to atteudtite tn
nerai, this (Sunday) mttru.ua, at ion o c-ock r. om her
uue resilience, 18 I<eroy street- lo be intei red in
the Coisetery of the Holy Sepulchre, Ncwfirk. N. J.
O'Kbim.v.?on Suturdar, November 28, i.u aki.ks
M. O'Kbilly. aired 2 mouths an I 21 days, only child
of Peter W. and Airnei M- O'lteilly, of No. 236 Carl
ton avenue, Brooklyn. , , .
Funeral on Moudav mornlng. at ten o clock.
powans. On Friday. November 27, John Fowirs,
seed 20 years and 5 months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of his purentk, No. ;i->o
Pearl street, this (Sundav) afternoon at two o'clock.
Ball.?on Saturday. November 28, Susan, wife of
John 0. Ma" aged 30 years.
Kuaerat tins tbunasy) afternoon, at one o'clock,
from her late residence, No. 21 Second avenue.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully Invited
to attend.
Rvdbk.?-on Saturday, November 28, at her resi
dence, 131 Mulberry street, Mrs. Ki.izabkth Hyper,
wife of William Krder, aged 31 years.
The frteuds of the family are respecttaliv Invited
Co attend the funeral, froiu her late residence, 131
Ifnlberry street, ller remains to bo tukeu to t'atvary
Cemetery, on Mondav aiteruoon. at two o clock.
SanpFokh.?Oil Friday, November 27, David Sand
VOKD, In the lib Hi year of his age.
- Hie friends and relatives are invited to at'end the
funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from
267 Spring street.
Scarlett.?on Thursday, November 28, Mart J.
V. Scarlett.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at hair
past one o'clock, from her late resilience, 127 \V eat
Fortieth atreet.
Suanlkt.?on Saturday, November 28, Mary,
Wife of Thomas Shanley.
The funeral will take place this (Sunday) after
noon, at two o'clock, fhoiu nor late resideuce, No. 41
Stanton street, llrooklyli. The frieu Is or the family
are Invited to attend.
? Stamford.?on : aturday. November 28, Louisa
W. Stamford, In the 18th year of her age.
The friends and relatives of the latutly are respect
fully invited to attend tie funeral, iroin the resideuce
of her uucie. David Miller. 141 ElUrldge street, on
Monday afternoon, at oue o'clock.
Savauuah papers please copy.
Tyson.?On Friday, November 27, Mrs. Fanny Ty
?on, aged 85 years.
The relatives and friends of the family, a'so mem
?Tiers of Seventh Presbyterian church and congrega
tion, are respectfully invtod to attend the luiieral,
this (Sundav) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock,
from the resilience of her nephew, William 8. Haw
kins, 332 Fourth street, near avenue 1>.
Wilson.? At Omaha, Neb., on Monday, November
18, Eddie, infant sou of Ldgar D. and Marie C. Wil
son, aged l montn.
Washington, D. C., and Kingston, N. Y? papers
-please copv.
EUROPEAN 8T3A.1ISIHP8._.
^ |MLf DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
STEAMSHIPS RETAKEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALL1M1 AT BRF.3T.
' The spendit ve?.?els on this favotlte route for the Contl
f!nt will sail from pier No. 60 North river tie fo.luws:?
ERKIRK, Pui b ?*ne Saturday, Pec. lilW
UROPK, Lero iri Saturday, Pes. 26, P'8
OT. LAURENT, Docaudc Saturday, J Ait. 9,1868
rBXCB OF rASS\(lF. IN OOLr> (INCLUDING WINE).
TO HRI ST OR HAVRE,
First Cabin, $140; Scotid Cabin, SS*>.
TO PARIS,
tncli'ding railway tickets, furnished on hoard,
First Cabin, $146; Second Cabin, $88.
Theae steamers do not carry steerage pac.engtr*.
Medical attendance free of charge.
American travellers coins to or returning from the Conti
nent of Europe by taking the steamers <>:' this line avoid both
transit by English railways and the discomforts of crossing
the Channel, besides saving lime, trouble aud expense.
GBORl.E MACKENZIE, Agent, 68 Brua 'way.
AJTEAM TO QLASOOW AND LONIXJNDERRY.
O T11E ANClfOR LINE
FavoriW Clyde built passenger Steamers are intended to tail
EVERY SATURDAY,
from pier 20 North rirar, at It o'clock noon.
fOWA Pec. 5 UlHERNt A Pec. 26
CALEDONIA Pec. 12 Bl'ROPA Jan. 2
Britannia Dec. i? Columbia Jan. 9
Hates of passage, payable in currency
Cabin* lo Liverpool, Glasgow or Perry, $90 and $7}.
Excursion tickets, good for twelve month*, 3 181.
IJleerage to C'asi'iiw or Perry (30; Intermediate, (31
Prepaid certilicatee from those ports, (.37.
, Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre, Ratter
4am, Antwerp. Ac., at very low rates.
Drafts Issued, payable at any bank ti Great Britain.
For further Information apply at the company's oUce, No.
(Bowling Green, New York, to
HENDERSON BROTHERS.^
TitOE LIVERPOOL AND QUEBN8TOWN. -INMAN LINE
X1 of mall stenmera are ap olntnd to sail as follow*:?
CITY OF WASHINGTON (via Halifax) Tne* lay, Dee. 1
CITY OF BOSTON Saturday, Pec. 6
CITY OF ANTWERP Saturday, Pec. It
CITY OF NEW \ ORK via Halifax) Tuesday, Pec It
And each succeeding Saturday an I alternate Tuesday, at I
f\ M. (lids per.uttlini: . from pier 46 Worth river.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable In Gold. Payable In Currency.
. g|PPrn e Ifcr.l) and (36
To l.ondon S'i and 4u
To r.irls 42 and 47
Halifax 15
SI. John's. N. F., by
Drancn steamer....... i branch steamer 30
Passengers also forwarded to Ilarre, li-niburg, Bremen,
4c., at reduced rate*.
Tii Acts can he bought here at moderate rates by persons
Wishing to arn i for U eir Irlen la.
For further information apply at the company's ofllcee.
John o. pall, Aeent,
IS Broadway, New York.
l?OB LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN.
JT CIJNARD STEAMSHIP
gt'OTIA. rrom New Yorit Wednesday, No emh?r2t
RUSSIA, from Now York Wednesday, December 2
CHINA, from New Vork Wednesday. December 9
CUBA, from New York Wo ln-? lay. December 16
PAHHAUB MONTY, PAYAIII.T IX IIOl.Th
Cabin $l?i| Second cabin (83
Cabin pans*::n to Parla 145
For freight or passage apply t >
h. UL'NAKP, No. 4 Bowling green.
First Cabin $10n
To London 1" >
To Parle 113
tfallfsi 2U
fit. John'*, N. F., by
branch aD-aiuer 46
STEAM TO 0UEEN8TOVTN. ANP LIVERPOOL.
From New Vork only $30, steer tie.
COLORADO Culling Wednesday, Per. 9
MEUKA8KA Guard Wednesday, Dec. 16
From pier 46 Worm river.
Cabin pasva-e, $80, eld.
Passage fiom and to New Vork, Par s, Hsmbnrj, Rotter
dam, Ac. I)iafts on Ireland, Englan I, Franca and Germany
at lowe d rates
Apply to WILLIAMS A GUIO.N, 19 Broadway or 83 South
-street.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S
Iron tnall oteamshio
GERMAN!*,
H. F. Rehire.-' ,.-n. commander, carrying the United State*
taajls, will aali on Tuesday, Pec. i, at k P. 51., fur
HAMBURG.
taking passengers for Hamburg, Havre, Southampton and
Vondon.
Irst Cabin, (110; Second Cn' ,n, (72; Steerage, $36. Pay
able In United 8tales gold.
The HOLRATIA to sail Doc. i;,.
Kl'NII A itP'i V COi, C. B. RICHARD A BOAR,
General A pruts, Gonrral P/i ?u$w Atjente,
?1 Broad street. It. Y. No. 6 Bsr.:?/ street, N. V.
Tub worth cprvw i.loyd's
Hleain i.ip UNION. II J. von Rifitrn, Mrator,
'in THURSDAY, Perembe HI,
Carrytnir the Untied Suuaa mall, will anil at 2 P. M., from the
Bremen pier, root of Third ?treat, Hobokcu, taking paaaeu
cento
Lon.'n", Hnrre, Southampton ami Bremen,
at the fr>llow 1 hk ratca, payable In gold:?
Tint cabin .....$120
Herond cabin 72
ftteerage. *0
T.i pe loll wed by Uie DEUTSCULAND, Captain U.
Wrtteele, Oecei iber 10.
For freight or uuaaage anplr in
OHLRIOilB A CO., 68 Broad ?tract.
fTBDIJCEH KATES OF PARS AO V. To THE CONTINENT.
Jt The new iron North Herman ?tea:n?hlp
NMTDT, Captain If. Raacbt n,
of 2,4W1 loin capacty, will tail from York to Bremen
?bout the flrat w<vk In December, from ptrr No. 3 North river.
Price (?' Peerage?Eire! cabin. *7i; a- on I cabin, flit:
?teerage. S ]>, payable In pol l. An experienced tergjon on
board. For turihcr information, freight an t p.-iaaace apply
to THIKLK, MOT"/ A CO.,
No. 2 Ifnnorer li il.dlnga, Ilanoeer aquare.
V B. Faimtca fr ua Hian.cn to tlili port can alao bo ?e
cured at reduce ? rati a.
OTKAM TO UVHKPOOL AMD QUEENSTOITN
O Br Cunar.l Line.
s A WAR'A ?*tl? Thuredar. Dec. 3
TRIPOLI aalln Thursday. fwc. 10
Cabin paarago IN, ?oi i; Steerage >,. nrmncy
For Irelghl oi ? .ib'n paaaa^e anplr at Wo. 4 Bowling Greet:.
For (teara.;* p taee ,* apply at ill Broa itvuv.
L. CUNARP.
NATIONAL LTNB
Thoaii .or-.Hp I'ENMARIC, Themann, w II leave Satur
clay, Decembe" H, n lo A, M.. from p cr 47 .North river.
Pan vac to Idverpeoi or yiiifiuiiwn CaMik an Ml; aleer
n?n, $Sn, cut t c. Steerage Uckcta from Llverpjol or
Voaenvt ,,rn. A 17, i nrrenoy.
Apply at the oliioeol lit# compart, 61 Hr m Iwiy.
F. W. J. HURST, Manager.
IONDon AND HEW YORK STEAM-HIP LINE.
J Rleamcra i Hni.htlr to Ron'on hi ct from pier No. 3
SLm ,r?rr". Uaeaetge at d-loo, $76 ami $ Mt, eurrancy.
TA'rlwl'! *"?? .? HI I.LONA ..Der.SK
ATALANTE Tico. 11 CELL A. Jan. 1
?J. P?"*C to llarre, Parla, Antwerp and Rotterdam at
Br'oadwav,,rr*B'r *PP'T 10 RuBKKT "? CLARK, Ro
?treat. fh,'shl' u ROWLAND A ASflNTVALb, M Sooth
PASSAGE R\ STEAMER TO AND PROM
_ , . Liverpool end yueenalnwn.
aiM from Liverpool and London,
ttoafia i. .!? Br nr,t *'**? nacket ahipe.
lowaet raKa parte of Groat Britain and Ireland at
waf' PN#w Vor? Si OTT BI10"-' * 9oulb Mr,,< and M Brr ad
rOASTWMI ITOAJISIHPN. "
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPANVB "*
THROUGH LINK To
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
THROUGH RATES NEW YORK TO SAN FRANCISCO'?
Flrat Cab'ii.
Onlaida. Innda . Second Cabin. Steerage.
|2N 4.1M1I ? , ?IM <75
SI cam era of th? abnre line eare pier 41 North rlrer, foot of
Oaoal atreet, at 12 o'clock noon,
h FOUR TIMES? A MONTH.
On lal. Kh, 16th and 2 lilt,
areept when thoan day* fad on Hundaj, then the day pre.
vrlou*.
One hundred pound* baggage free to each adult. Medicine
?nd attendance free.
Deo. | ARIZONA, Captain Maury, connecting with COLO
RADO, Captain Faruaworlh.
?2^?*lner 'caving Dec. 1 connects cloaely with eteamer
ARE AT RE pi H I,1C, tearing San Franolico Jan. 4,1?6P, foa
China and Japan.
F* Faaaane tlckete end e)l further lr'n,mallon apply at the
CotapMy'aO?kM eg.ve on H.e wherf, fool of CanM atreet.
r. B> BAotT. Agent.
COASTWTMX S^S^HSIUPS.
VOT1CE TO SHIPPERS BY PACIFIC MAIL 8TKAM
.a ship Camp <o;'t at ?mer ARIZONA, sailing on Tuesday,
Decern > r 1, hi ill V... trom ptci 42 North {Rat.
Kiel'uticceived uul'.l 4 P M. on Monday, Novembe- ltd.
M LLLR, KAR'.O X CO..
Freight agents Pacific Mail Btaamahi|> Co.
"I/OB HAVANA., SISAL AND TEKA CRUX,
f New York un I Merlean Mail Steamship Lint,
Bailing every tweuty dare
Tke elegant aidt-wkrad steamer HAN 4 HAN CISCO, Captain
J. Leaker. will leave pmr 1! East riaer on Monday, Novem
ber id, at U A. M.
Pa? age 10 iiuvana $?r,, currents. For freight or passage
?Pi.lv to F. ALEXANDRE A SONS, 44 Beaver street.
UNITED STATES MAIL TO IIAl ANA.
ATLANTIC RAIL SI KAN SHIP COM PANT,
tailing regularly every Ihuratlaj, at 3 o'clock P. M. precisely,
Iruir tiler No. 4 Norta river.
EAGLE, Captain M. R. Greene November 29
MORKO CASTLE. Cept. R. Atlanta, via Naaaau.December A
COLUMBIA, Captain E. Van Nice December 1U
For freight or psmag. HABTSON, Pre.ld.al,
No. 5 Bowling Grsen.
Texas line for ualvkston. -the ai steamer
AHIADN, Captain E.ldrldge, will laare pier SO Easl
river. Saturday, Dec. It. Apply to C. II. MALLORY A CO.,
litlt Maiden lane.
FOB NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
Steamships of this line will leave pier No. 9 North river at
3 o'clock P. M. as follows: -
GEO. WASHINGTON....Gager Saturday, December S
CORTES Nelson Saturday, December lit
Freight taken for SL Louis, Mobile ana Galveaton at
through rates.
Fur passage or freight apply to tha agents.
H. B. CKOtfWELL k CO., 88 Wait street
F'OU NEW ORLEANS, CALLING AT HAVANA,
CarrvliiK the Uulted Statue mails.
The well known side wheel steamship
RATI DAN, F. U. Mallory, Commander,
will leave pier 36 North river on
Saturday, December 5, at 8 o'clock P. M.
BIENVILLE follows December I?
DE SOTO follow December 19
Through rates and through bill* of lading given t" Galvea
ton, Inafanoia, Lavacca and Rockport, Tessa; Mobile, Ala.,
and to all points on the Mississippi river.
No Havana freight received on day of Balling.
For freight or passage a^ply to
F
LIVINGSTON, FOX k CO., 88 Liberty street.
TlOB NEW ORLEAN8 DIRECT.
MERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE,
comprising the first class steamships
GENERAL GRANT, Captain H. 8. Oulok.
CRESCENT CITT. Captain Wm. Weir.
SHERMAN, Captain W. P. Henry.
GENERAL MEADE, Captain A. W. Sampson.
UNITED STATES, Captain G. L. Norton.
The steamship
GENERAL GRANT,
Captain H. 8. Oulok,
will be despatched on Saturday, December 6, at 3 o'clock P.
M., from pier 12 North river.
K relght received at through rates for St. Louis, Mobile and
Galveaton.
The UNITED STATES will (ucceed on Saturday, De
cember 12.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations,
apply to ihe agent, SAMUEL SVEVENS, 40 Broadway.
FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-SOUTHERN LINE.
The Al steamer LODoNA, Captain II. IL Hovey, will
be despatched on Saturday, Decern.er 5, at 3 P. M., from pier
SO East river.
Freight received for Tndlanola, I.avacca and Rraros.
Freight received st through rates for St. Loula, Mobile end
Galveston. For freight or passage apply to
C. H. MALLORY x CO., Agents, 153 Maiden lane.
For morile fernanthna route.
The f.rst class steamer FLAG, Captain Hoffman, leave*
on ^Saturday, December 5, from pier 30 North river, at 3
Has superior passenrer accommod f'ona.
Is n iv receiving. Insurance guaranteed to Mobile at 1&
per cent. Through rates to all points In the interior.
For freight or passage apply to
1. K. ROBERTS, Agent, 174 Chamber* street
T7<OR SAVANNAH, OA.. AND THE SOUTH AND
I Sorthwest Great Southern Freight arid Passenger
I.ine Steamships and Central Railroad of Georgia. Four
tno?s s week.
TUESDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS,
THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phllllpe, Wednesday, Deo. 3, from
p'er No. 16 Ea<?t river, at S P. M.
MURRAY, KUKRIS A CO , Agents, 61 and S3 South street.
GNKRAL BARNES. Captalb Morton, Thursday, Dec. 3,
fromnler No. C6 North river, at 3 P. M.
LIVINGSTON, FOX A CO , Agents, 83 Liberty street
SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nlckerson, Saturday Dec. t,
from pier No. R North river, at 3 1'. M.
W M. R. GARRISON, Agent, No. 6 Bowling Green.
Insurance by steamers of this line one-half per cent.
IrtoR savannah, ga.-semi weekly.
' BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINK.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
The fret c'asa steamships of this line will leave pier 13
North river at 3 P. M. as follows: ?
THAMES, Captain Pepnlngton Wednesday, Decembers
MONTGOMERY, Captain Lyon '.Saturday, December 5
FLORIDA, Captain Falrcloth Wednesday, December 9
lU NTSVILLE, Captain Crowetl Haturdav, December 13
R. LOW DEN, A rent, 91 West street.
OCTAVC8 COHEN A CO., Agents, Savannah.
Cabin passage, $JU.
]~7IOK CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA" TOR I'd. "
" New York an I Charleston Steamship Company's fi'st
class sldewheel ab-amshlp
CliARLEbTON, Captain J. Barry,
on Tuesdav, December I, at 3 P. M., sailing from pier No. 6
North river.
Superior accommodation* for passengers.
Thr 111 h passenger tickets and bills of lading Issue 1 In con
nection with the South Carolina Railroad to all |>olu|* South
an I Southwest and with steamer* to Florida pom.
Insurance by this line one-half per cent.
HENRY R. MORGAN A CO, Agents, 16 Broadway.
The MANHATTAN will follow aud sail on Saturday, De
cember 5.
iLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.?FOR NOR,
' folk, CUy Point and Richmond?New and elegant silo
whcl Steunships ISAAC BELL, IIATTKRAS, ALHE
MARLE, SARATOGA AND NIAGARA. One of the above
first class ships will be dispatched for Norfolk Tues
dav, Thursday and Saturday, and for CUy Point and
Ki'.lirnond every Wednesday and Sattir lay, at 3 P.
ff., from pier 37 North river, foot of Reach street, ennnect
Irh with tus seaboard, lulsuJ Air Line, Virginia and Ten
l essee Air Line. Soulbstde and Petersburg Railroads, and
Richmond and Danville au 1 Virginia Central Railroads, tak
ing freight and granting through nlUs of lading to all point*
Smith and Southwest. Bills of lading signed on the pier up
to Ihe hour of sailing. For freight or passage, having ele
gant stateroom accommodation, 'mil' to
N. L. MoCRRADY, President,
IkJ Greenwich, corner Dcystrert.
()l
IMPRESS LINE,
I j For W akhington and Georgetown, D. C., and Alexan
dria, Va.,
Sailing every Wednesday and Saturday.
The fine steam ditp REBECCA CLYDE, Captain Otitrhest'r,
la now loading at |der la Kant river, and will kail <iu WeJues
dar, I liwawr m 4 P. M.
Kiel; lit taken lower tlian by any other line,
lor i reiki.I or pasaago apply to
JAMES HAND,
119 Wall atreet, corner of South.
TRAVELLERS' OUJDE.
HUDSON RIVER AMD HARLEM RAItiROA
Iraluefor Albany and Troy, cnnnertln ? with Northern
and Western trnln?, leaee New i ork ria Hu Uon River Kali
mad, Thirtieth s.rert and Tenth avenue, 8 an.l II -To A. M. arid
8b and 11 P. M., and via Harlem Kal r .ad, Twenty
ii 'i ?tr< at and Fourth a'-enue, at 10 A. M. and 4 86 P. M.
The b 1*. M. train via Hudson Hirer wiU run on bun
days.
S epinu car* attached to 8 and 11 P. M. train*.
UrawlDg room car* attached to 8 and 11.110 A. M. and 3 SO
P. kl. Halo*.
__WILLIAM H. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
Trot line.-for albanv and trot, tare *i so.
The *leaini'r VANDERBILT will run until the closr of
narluatlon, leaving pl*r 44, near Spring street, North river,
every Mondav, Wednesday and Friday, at 6 o'clock P. M.
Freight received daily.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST--ON FRIDAY EVENING, AN INDIA SCARF,
either on South ferryboat or In a Twenty-third *trcei
Mage. The finder will ha liberally rewarded on leaving *arne
at lofi I Ivory atreet, Brooklyn.
I OST-ON THK AFTERNOON OF SATURDAY, NOTE*
1j her 28, between Tiffany'* and A. T. Stewart'* atom, on
Hroadwey, a Pnnc containing ai/onl file, memoranda and
cam* on which were engraved th? owner'* name, Mr*. T a
B ? a. If the finder will return the puree and memoranda,
with or without the money, tn TfUany A Co., hod Broadway,
they will much oblige the owner.
Lost ?ioo tieward-oot,d watch and chain,
last even'ng, befora 11 o'clock, between Mil lion Rlvrr
cpot and Fifth Avenue llote). mWO reward and no ques
tion* aaked by leaving same at St. dame* Hotel or 24 and gS
IVbite street, up stairs. Number of watch, 17,181. J. B. W.
(ITOLF.N-A DRAFT FOR l|f87 88, DRAWN BY 8WAI.L.
ii Cameron A Co., Milwaukee, on tbe National Central
i ank ol New York, and made parable to the order of H. W.
,4 d. M. Wi thered. Parties are tin bid negotiating for the
same. II. W. A J. M. W ETIIEKELL, 48 W a ker street.
OtOUN THEBTH. FROM stable OM FIFTY-THIRD
, .lint, near Eighth arcnue, a small spotted S ut now
raising pupa. Any |>erson giving luformatlon whs,-a aba la
will bn rewarded.
EBWARPR.
A MID WILL BE PAID ON THE RKTt RN OF
B? ) a Coral EaiTlpg, lost Thursday evening, In Cbrlatophcr
or Fourth (tract, or Eighth avenue.
JOHN WILSON A SON, III Nalden lane.
A.- REV,'A Rib?LOST, ON FRIDAY EVENING, NOV.
?!*?.) K *? about alt o'oock, In going from 47 Mercer sin et,
through Mercer atreet to Spring aud Thompson (tresis, a
Mink Collar. I he under will receive the above reward and
thauks of tbt owner.
ALBERT ? OPPKNHKIM, 47;., Broadway.
<*> - REWARD FOR THK LADl'S GOLD BREASTPIN,
?Jtvl with while pearls, which waa lost on Friday afternoon
In Forty-third slreat, between Ninth and Tenth avenue*. I'b*
reward" will be paid by 11. Hunker, 466 West Thirty-ninth at.
Alvx REWARD WILL BE GIVEN ON TIIF. RETURN
VI'' of a Toekethook au 1 contents lo*t ye-terdsy morn
tn - early In coming from the store of tbe .Newsdea.er* Union,
26 Ann street. _ F. A. W El MAN, ?J Ahen (treat.
A-irv REWARD-NO QUESTION* ASKED, FOR RE.
jhlH turn of Photngrapna contained In trunk taken from
Passaic depot Monday night. Address Charles Wheeler, 48
Murray atreet.
Aba REWARD FOR TIIF, RETURN OF A LADY'S
2>?jt I gold hunting <?*** Bern win-Hag Watch, lost vasier
day morning, Nov. W, In Broadway or Madison avenue, no
chain <>r guard attached. Apply at the Coleman House.
REWARD.-IF THE MEN WHO TOOK A CORNET
from 248 F.aat Eleventh atreet will return H or *#nd In
fer,natu n which will lead to Its recovery a llbsral reward
will b? paid and no questions asked.
F.TECTIVE FOLICK AOKNCT, 86 BROADWAY. THIS
old established agency refers to the mercantile euminu
nuy generally as to their experience, facllltisa and standing.
Caution--We have no branches In this city.
BILLIARD*.
D
OILLIARDS. W. H. GRIFFITH, 1M FULTON STREET.
J * otter. for sal* ? fins slock of.new and sacond han-l
Tables at reaaonahln prices. Call and esamine or send your
orders by mall before you buy the dlffsiaut makers' patent
humbug cushion and table*.
I NOV SALE-TWO FIRST CLAM BILLIARD TABLES.
Hbarpc't * bargain for cash, or to him for ffo<?4
Neurit/.
VHARLBA NOV RUE. Sft Church tlrees near Berelaf.
A
KIJK MALI!.
LIQUOR, BILLIARD AND OY-TKR SiLnOM 10M
years' Lease of whale bo wo; *v (1; rtnl 00 y V*h> V*
?Anum . stable, with eight stalls, can :unt tor mure money.
Apply ?n the premises, 78 Prospect am si, Paters m, N.J
KertfrHere cm b? hnJ of K. JOSEPH Y, Etq.,6B Maiden
Isi.e, ,?rw York oily.
A RESTAURANT FOR SALE ON THE REST BUal
neai svt'nur and bt'... location; tilted tin In the beet *1}'?
end doing en exrel eat bueineee. Apply to THOMAS G Ah F
N EY, Auctioneer, 23 Cbembere street, or JU) Weet Thirtieth
street.
A HAT HTOKK FOR HALE?OLD STAND; GOOD
buetneea; will be eold cheap oil ecuouut Ot sickness.
Cell et No. 8 Leurene street, near Canal.
A FINE BUTTER AND FRUIT STOKE, IN THE BUST
location of the city, end dolug a good business, for tele
In conssspieuee of sickness. Apply at MM Eighth avenue, be
tween Th.rty-sixth anil Thirty-seventh streets.
A LARGE SIZE HERRING SAFE FOB SALK CHEAP.?
Aleo one ine.ll im die Patrick Safe end two email Safes
of Herrtug's end Wllder's. S. G. qUIKK, 96 Maiden lane.
EST FAMILY GROCERY IN BROOKLYN; CORNER
Fulton avenue; good trade, daily Increasing; Stock. Fu
ture*, Team; worth examination. R1HKK, a9 I'lue street,
"lew Yort, and 1,106 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
B
CIGAR STORK?STOCK, FIXTURES AND THREE
years' lease, Fourteenth street, next corner to Third ave
nue. Apply on premise#. W 111 be eold cheap.
Drug store best in city-for salk on orkd
lL Cheap If for cash. K. M. WEISS,
Corner Main and Congress streets, FaU rsou. N. J.
Dining room for sale -in the vicinity of
broadwsy. Due location i price 41,81)0 caah. llluess the
cause. Apply at 40 East Fourth street, at 10 A. M.
For bale-butler's drug stork, established
ten years; good chance lor a cash customer; price $6,5d0.
Impure on the prvmlirs^fle 5 P. M.
(J!.(?. JANSLN, 49 Fourth street, Brooklyn, E. D.
For ralk.-a pork packing establishment,
77 Washington street, Hoboken, Hudson county, N. J.,
with all the Fixtures complete, for cash, or a partner taken.
ipOR SALE THE GROCERY STORE NO. 60S AT
' lantlu street, co-uer Powers street, with Horse aud
Wsi ;ou. Inquire at 15 Fulton street, at VALENTINE A
UKKGKN'd and FKBELA.ND A SEXTON'S, Brooklyn.
For hale-a new ktook of fancy goods, fi r
nishing Goods, Trlmmlugs, Clocks and Yankee Notions,
Lease and Fixtures. Call at 716 Eighth avenue, between
Fifty-first and Fitly-second streets.
OR SALK?A TF.A BROKER'S TABLE FOR &RAW
lngtees. Apply to WM. 1IEERDY, 160 Woosler street.
F
For bale at rts grove rtreet, jersey city,
a Feed Store (or could easily be converted to other busi
ness , with 8 years' lease of lot from Mav next; satisfactory
reasons for selling and a good bargain to n ready customer.
Inquire on the premises.
For sale-three old established news offy
cct, Sixth avenue, coruer Fotu*th, Ninth and Thirteenth
streets, with a large stuck of books and stationary on baud.
Inquire of C. W. TYSON, corner Ninth street and Sixth ar.
FOR SALE -A LAUNDRY; best LOCATION in the
city brut class cu-tun from Broadway trade, hotels and
families, with large and increasing business, bb East Niuth
Street, between Broadway an 1 Fourth avenue.
OR SaLK- ONE OF THE BEST CORNER LIQUOR
Stores in this city. Address A. B., box 227 Herald office.
F
I TOR SALE -A ORF.AT BARGAIN?FIXTURUS AND
Furniture of a hrst class Restaurant on Broadway, near
Spring stret t. 'I he whole Building to let, containing a hrst
floor and basement an t second loft of 25xlOrt feet and 27 large
sleeping rooms. Address box ;t, lid Post udice.
I7IOR SALK-A MARVIN SAFE, NO. 13, IN PERFECT
I' order: outside dimensions, :I4x8b-24 ; Inside burglar proof
vault; two combinat on locks ; priue low.
KASsUN A CO., IIS Broadwsy.
I NOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN A GROCERY, TEA
1 and Coffee Store, 15 miles from New York: good trade;
from $500 to $80.1 required. Address T. C. W., 166 Urosd
street, Elizabeth, N. J.
1.NOR SALE?LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OR
Lease nud I inures of a t.rat class Hhoe St re on Green
wlch street, now doing a business of $3o,000 per year. Address
A. U. Cn box loo Herald odice.
I NOR SALE?A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
young ladlee, in complete working order, with all the
necessary turuitiire; suitable for a hrst class school; good lo
cation, near a beautiful park In this city. Apply to MITCH
ELL A MULLKK, Auctioneers nud Real Estate Brokers, No.
10 Cooper Iustltute.
1NOR SALK LIQUOR AND LUNCH ROOM, ON A GOOD
P busluees corner. Apply at 75 Wall xireel, basement.
1DOR SALE?THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
" a Millinery Goods and Dress Trimming Store ; business
established and piolhabje; store large and elegautly fitted up;
loontlou on a central thoroughfare; amount required from
ii'4,000 to $6,M. For particulars address J. S. Q., Ilerald
odice.
FOR bale-li ask and fixtures of a WELL
paying Cigar St' re; one of the best in the city; must tie
cold; very cheap; uther business. Ceil at N1 Nassau street.
OR PALE LOW-A FINE ROSEWOOD SECRETARY
For hale or to let-a fine store on sixth
avenue; fixtures all complete, this is n tmo chance;
will sell with or without Mock. App.y at 274 .Sixth nveuue.
1.10R SALE OR RENT-A FIRST CLASS CONFECTION.
* ery and Oyster Saloon. Call for one week at Tii Sixt U
a enue, from 12 to if o'clock F. M.
Milk route, looatp.d in upper part of the
rtty, for sale; together with Horse, Wagon, Cane an I
Flxturea; cheap; serving one hun lied quarts daily; owner
hivH too much other business to attend to; would sea without
horse. Apply at 163 Eighth avenue.
AISIN8.?2,000 BOXES, BLIQHTLT DAMAGED, FOR
sale cheap, In lots to suit purchasers, ut7t) 1?? v ?tr et.
11. DEVLIN.
11
S'
TANI) IN WASHINGTON MARKET FOR HALE-ON
ths principal entrance. AdJress B. P., box 164 Gerald
HMIE BOOT AND SHOE STORE NO. 142 FIRST AYE*
J BOS, doing a good business. The owner h** h'.eo In busi
ness at tho shore iiuroed piece for ths I tat I8ream. 'I lie only
reason for selling is that lie wlsbea to retire fro o bimnrs*.
TO MILKMEN -A BPLBNPID CHANCE FOR A MAN
wishing to make n on?y. A milk route, avers :uc a daily
Baleofabout2.il quarts, wilu Mors-and Wyjon, satisfactory
ruuaou* fur sailing. JAllO i COOK, 122d street,
bet weed First and . ceond avenues.
Iio PAINTERS AND MANUFACTURERS.?WHITE
Lead tor sale, a prime article, to close an ac -ouot; | rice
only 7c. per lb., worth .to. Call at i?U t'ean street.
TUF. SECOND HAND BOOK STORK, 712 BROADWAY,
X can he bought at a bargain, small capital required; rent
low. Appiy In store.
rpo PRINTERS.?A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR A
1 man with small capital wishing to start in the printing
luteins ss. A writ estah tsbed oilier, doing a i ioJ trade an I In
Cried running order, torss.e. Uood re.i*iu s .or tr.ilng will
< given. Adtircaa Printing OHice, box 111 Hera J otllce.
FURNITURE.
AT ERNEST ROTH'S FUBNPrtjRK M ANUFACTtiRY, 5?
and M Blei-cker xtreet. near Broadway.?M.v.nliictnt
Parlor Suits from to 18 n, Turkish chairs. Lonngs >. over
tf Wf.tMHJ worth of all kinds Furniture, cheap, r uroiiure taken
uu aiorage.
AT QEOROR A. CLARKE'S HOUSE FURNISHING E8
tabllshmsnt, 747 llroadway-Furniture, Bedding, Parlor
Be la, Curiam*, Carpets, Mirriira, Ohclotbs, Ac., for cash or
upou liberal term* or payment.
BATTERSON'S F RNirURK 8TORAOR AND FI RM
tuie Express. 6Wbixth arena*, near Fortieth street
Rooms to let, a I tires, for .storage of I'lauoa, Furniture,
Ba .gage, Ac., 211 years' experience.
C1AKPKTS AND F' RNITURlf.?HOUSEKEEPERS HUF,
/ piled with Carpets, Furniture, Bedding, Ar., on easy
terms; monthly payments lakeu; great ehaucs for bouse
keener*. I). hhLLV A CO., coruerSSlb M, and 8>li av.
/"I REAT BARGAINS IN FI RN1TI RE AND CARPETS.?
Vl I am now nllerlng the largest and cboic< st selection of
Furniture and Carpets to he found in the etiy at prices that
defy competition, ifiirk aaltt and amall prods. All goods
warranted as represented.
It. KELLY (successor to II. O'Farrelli,
488 and 488 Eighth avenue and 2u7, 282 and 271 Weal Wtn at.
Housekeepers supplied, and can pay bythe
week or month for Varpuls, Oilcloths, Furniture, Bed
ding, Av., at KENDALL A CU.'S old stand, corner of Canal
and Hudson si recta.
TFLIMPTON BEPSTP.AnS FOR $80 AND IJIpO; FOUR
1 elegant Pier Mirrors; rich hiack wa'nut Bedroom Holts;
12 medium and iirst class Parlor Suits, Ftagercs, Stdaooarua,
Bookcases, Turkish Chairs, .o a' bargains for rash.
Til OH. MATHEWS, 734 Broadway.
YET AR REN, WARP A CO., MANUFACTURERS OF FUR.
VT nitiire?Established lKv1; warehouses 7* and 77 Snrlm;
st'eet. corner of Crosby t ah tba nsweat styles of Furniture
for the parlor, library,*din> ig aul cba ibor rooms. Also an
extensive assortn en. of eaartif.lad Ciianioer Suits. Work
manship superior an J WarraU.eA
"11 FAN TED FOR CASH, OR WILL SELL <?M COMMIR
v v alon, second hand Furniture, Minerals, Fosslia. Shells,
Bir Is' Kggs, ,. c. It I nereis (or sale by the coilsotion or siugie
specimen, at 1,7210 Bioadway, New York.
KXFUIMRB8.
4 un. HYNARP'S FURNITURE EXPRESS, 7s AND *0
,V Bank street.?Fiirnltuis packed, shipped and stored.
Moved to city or country.
A AO. HURMIAM'S FURNITURE F.XPRKKS, H8
J\, West Eleventh street, near biub avenue.. Large
wagons, moving fauiillea in city or country. Pianofortes,
furniture, boxed, shipped, st-ued. ? Money advanced.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
ADODWORTH'B CL.VHPE3 FOR DANCING AT HIS
. residence, No. 881 Fliih avenue, on Monday and ibm s
day mornings, Wednesday and Haturdar afternoons aud Fri
day eveningsor Saturday mornings loriamilles; on Monday
and Thurailay evenings (or gentlemen. Alto at tba old loca
tion, No. 211 Filth avenue, on Moadey, Thursday, i'ues d..r
and Friday atternnou fur famine*. Circulars maybeeb
tuined at aimer acadaae.
BROOKES' DANCING Aft A DEM I US, 181 BROOME ST.,
And ISa WF.HT TWENTY-THIRD HTKLEf.
Instmclioa every day and evening.
A NEW CLASH Fur TUESDAY.
DR OARMO?S DaNRING ACADEMY.
HI FlftB avenue, corner of Fourteenth street.
Mlatet and Matters, Wednesdays and Saturdays, at 4 P. M.
Oentlemoo, Tneadajr and Friday evenings at 8 o'cluak.
DUMAR'B DANCINO ACADEMY, >4 WENT FOURTH
street.?Claetea every day and evening. All dancna
taught perfectly la one quarter. Mix faeliionabla dances |*r
feolly tu six private lessons.
rpRKNOR'S lOIRF.F. DAN8ANTK,
1 on Monday evening, Nov. TO,
will conclude with the
GRAND GERMAN.
Former patron* and ladles and gentlemen of rr.pcc'aMHty
ran obtain tickets of Mr. Trenor at hi* splendid Acaosmy
rooms. Lyric Hall,
733 Htxth avenue, opposite Raaervntr Park.
Mr. Trenor's vlasses fur fashionable Dancing meet oa
Wednesday* and Haturdaya, at 4 and Si', k
New leases are formed evoiv week lee ulromara
AMITSJittKNTH.
PIKE'S OP bit A HOL'SK.
H. 1.. BATEMAN Inm ud Wrwct ir.
Mr. I atem au take* pleasure tn announcing a rrraland
mosl Import* nl change iu the po.lcy wh.ch he Li* hitherto
pursued iu hi? representations of Opera Bouffe Id this coun
try- ? U well known tha; at tne conclusion of tbu season of
tvti 8, Mr i atemau, lesiuse retaining iu Ml company Lhl
great an I bljily esteemed artists with wUofu lie aad the
honor of Iniroduetng Opera B?u;Te Into the United Kt?te?,
alio engaged a second coinplrte oompany with which he in
su.urate i bia leconil season iu July last. He then matured
,w 1,1,0 ? project hitherto without a
parallel In the hiatury of theatrical management?namrlv, the
firing performance* hy hli two troupe.* at the iitue tune la
(illereut parte of the country, maintaining one compete
ti inpiiDy at Niblo'e Oarden, be wllu the other rlaiteU in suo
crasinn tue principal cities of the United Statue and Canada,
returning to tlda cltv for the Inauguration of Pike's Opera
House alter the moat lucceaafui operatic tour erer eilccied tn
this country. On Monday evening, November SU, he will unite
the two great compen ee abore named, an I prcaent to hie
frieudt and patrons, toe public 01" New Yo. a, the greatest
combination of artlele for the preaeutalion of Opera Bouife
erer lormed In Europe or America.
Mr. Bateman lake* pi I Ic In affixing tha lift of oainee of
It* vllM* now comprising Uateman'a Opera
MLLK.TOSTKK, M. At! J AO.
MLLK. 1KMA, M. DEC KB,
MLLK. LAMitKLE, M HUi'HI S.NK,
MLLK. DUCLOS, M. LKDUC,
MLLK. MAK1K TIIOLKR, M. LAURIKFOUL,
MLLK. HKKKIKTl' K KO?K. M. TllULKR,
MLLK. MATHILHK, ' M. FRANCIS.
MLLK. HAMILTON, M. DAKIUOSAO,
MLLK. LOUISE. M. BENEDICK,
M. OU1DO.N. M HAMILTON. M. KlItlARfl,
TUK UNITED CHORUS OK BOTH COMPANIES
will coiietltute tbe tlneet and moet numerous body uf well
trained roices ever presented in opera
In tha mounting or the raauy new operaa which It Is hie
loteutlnn to present In rapid siicctmuon during the course of
tbe teaaon Mr. Bateman will conserve and as far as possible
Increase the splendor of rnlae en ? en", w th the careful at
tention to minor details that baa luvartably charactsi ied
his performance* In this country.
MONDAY EVENING, NOT. ltd,
L1E.SUHLN AND FKITSUl!K.N,
Opera Bouife In one ecu
Mil*. TOSTER In her charming rule of LIF.SCHRN
M. DAKUIUNAO ua PK1TSCIIKN
To be followed by
BARBK BL1.UK.
Mile. IRMA aa BOl'LOTTE
M. AI JAH, ai BARBE BUSUK
Introducing tbe ballet and
Mile. OK Ri .lA.
Seat?_ secured all days In adv? nee at Box Office; Bchlr
mer's, 701 Broadway, aud Dolmoolco't, Broad strost.
Reserved skats
FOB
ALL FIRST CLASS FLACK8 OF
AMUSEMENT
Can be secured at the Kallroad and Theatre Ticket Office tn
Metropolitan Hotel.
THE UOTPM MKAKON.
Advent lectures
|p St. Ana's Church, Eighth street
1868.
The following Lecluree will be delivered In St. Ana'i
? Church, by ibeliev. Thomas H. Preston, on the Sunday even
ln;;s of Advent On these evenings Vespers will ooinuiruca at
o'olock:?
I. Sunday evening, November >9, "The Infallibility of the
Church."
II. Sunday evening, December A, "The Papal Supremacy."
III. Sunday evening, December IS, "The Ueal Presence of
our Lord In the Blessed Eucharist"
IV. Sunday evening, December SO, "TbaCotnmunlon of
Saints."
Doors open at (!?{ P. M. Vespers commence at 7H P. M.
IMPORTANT LECTURES TO OF.NTLEMRN ONLY, ON
Interesting, Invaluable and sctentiuc subjects, shuwlug
hew to live and what to live for, are delivered dally at the
New fork Museum of Anatomy. Those unable to attend can
reeel'e a copy by for waiting ii cents to the secretary, 613
Broadway.
PIAMOKOKTKM.
A DOUBLE ROUND, 1% OCTAVR 1'IANO. AGRAFFE
treble, manufactured by the oelebratod New York Piano
forte Company, of beautiful toue ami linlsh; will be sold at
n llneral discount foi ? ash. Also Planus and I'.irlor Organs
to lei aud sold on Instalments, at IA Union place, ueal Claren
don Hotel.
ACHICKERINO ROSEWOOD 1'IANO ONLY 4<75. -A
line seven octave rosewood Pianoforte, baring modern
improvements, overstrung bass ; a bargain lor cash.
J. til DOLE, 18 Amity atreet, near Broadway.
A PIANO FOR HALF OR TO LET?CHEAP, OOOD
Instrument, tn perfect order. lui|dlre at lib West Thirty
third street, corner of Broadway. ^
A SQUARE STEIN WAY PIANO FOR SALE-CO N
ebWahly under cost; Iv In perfect order and Utile used.
Call at 18 East Twenty lirs'. street.
-HAINES BROTHERS.
. Celebrated
Piano*
for sale
easy terra*.
Hi w piano*
to rent.
4K Past Fourteenth street.
Union ? tuare.
AN EXTRA MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND COR
ncred 7S, octave rosewood Pianoforte for *0)1-, at ltAT
T1.RSO.V8 ftirnftnru storage establishment,'i.m Sirili avenue,
near Fortieth atrect; bent city maker*, rich tone, carv I le a,
overstrung baas, lull iron ('late, Ac., will be aula at a bargain
for caab.
A PREMIUM TO PIANO PURCHASERS.?DURING
the holidays w<'offer our excellent 11 prig t aula uare
Pianos at a liberal discount. A Hradhury ami other Planus,
hliu to 4>kUU. ElgUu a.reel, corner 01 Fourth avenue.
CHAM REUS A SON.
A -ELEGANT 7V-OCTAVE PIANO, DOUBLE ROUND
? corner*, carved legs, with all modern Improvement*;
beat city maker; coat $ lO; will be aoM for .1361), if taken be
fore December 1. Apply at 14 Waver ley piano.
Y LAROE STOCK OF NEW AND BF.C iND HAND
. V grand square und upright Pianos; at bai ^alus for cash ;
ulro to let, and aobl on Inataltnenta.
L. 1*. CL.MMINUB, No. 8 UDlon square.
^N ELKO A NT CARVED ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR
a a. sale, very cheap. If eold Immediately. Can be aeen be
tween 1.1 A. M. and a r. M. Monday. :!Utb luat., at Id Wcat
Twelfth street, oetweeu Fifth and hixtb avouues.
-|>IA NO?WANTED, A FIRST CLASS MANO. IN EX
I rlian n for 1 trolling borne, li,;!it wagon uii l harness.
The hortn I* aorrel, IM4 band* high, <-l,ht rear* old; hi* trot
ted In 'J: 0 to the pole anil been mud ami driven by a lady the
Waco
paat two veara. Waeon and harness nearly aa good aa uuw.
Addreaa James Walaon, box 6,Sift New l'ork Poat office.
I1ANOP, MELODF.ONS AND ORGANS OF SIX FIR'-T
rlaaa makers. at 1 cat'.v reduced price*, tor rash, durlii
X rla,f makers. at c e?tly radon d prices, tor rash, during
the holidays, nt WATERS', 4sl Broadway. Fifty new and
aeeond band Instrument* for real, and rent applied If pur
chased : month,? Inatalmcnta recalve l for the aame. Iiuuru
mi-ma tuned anil repair od. Cash paid lor seeoud ban J In
atruuienla.
1JIANOS TO RENT?FROM *2 TO S8 A MONTH, AND
J for ea r, from lU.'A to > 4f0; also Inalrurthm given ou tins
pianolorte, at 124 \\ eat Houston atreet, near Sullivan.
MUNK'AL.
\ MERICAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
j\ 54 Union place, ueit Clarendon lloie'.
The undersigned beg* to inrlt* the attention of sl'wbnde
elre to coltlrat# mnaie thorongb.y and arilatb a ly to die abi.ro
I:.,unite. if conscientious a.id correct tuition I'm ,lit for
be is confident to satisfy the mod icrupu'oa*. Ills longer
penance ?* a teacher o. music, with the ssalatance of a nuin
ber ui tha most competent pro.easi.ro. will enable him lo do
jtt tic# to erery pupil. Having adopted .1 method by which
puplla wi.l not be taught In class,-,, c?rh one will have an
opportunity to advance without hindrance according to abiii
tv. Instructions are given on the
HAND, VIOLIN AND ALL ORCHESTRAL INSTRU
MEN IS, VOCAL C. LT RE, ORGAN, THOROUGH UAS4,
Vo. sl daises are formod for learning to read laualc at aigut.
Classical inalmeea sre held oil We net,lay, at 1" o'clock, at
the Conservatory, to which a Uuiltedf.nurnhcr of tickets will
be Issued and advanced pnpila admitted fret.
For term* aud particular* arplr n? above.
HEN it V HCHKOi.DER, Director.
A FIRST CLASS SOPRANO WISHES A SITUATION
In a good choir. Ad.lrcaa S. t., cart U. Sehlrmer, '.01
Broad we,.
J^ GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON TnE
plain at pupil** residence for *1" | er quarter; best of
reference# gl1an. Addreaa, with reaiden-e, Teaoher, box 1IM
Herald otbee.
llOHKMIAN tiIRL, MARTHA, FAUST, LUCRKZIA,
Barber of Seville, Flde'lo, 1 rl vino e la Comara, Norma,
Trarlata. Troratore, Frela.-hul/, Ha lo In Maschera. Sonnam
hu.a, l.'Afrlcaine. - Each opera complete for piano aolo, a Ith
overture and whole of music; price 0". Complete Oratorio ~
and large edlactkw of local nnd pianoforte Music In books.
b c. each. Tho cheapest and moat e tensive catalogue 1
modern music In the wnrld. Catalogue# free; slao BOOSETfl
catalogue of thrtr ticmn publications, in full sheet or muelc
form. BOOBRY A CO., No. M4 llrcadway.
BANJO AND VIOLIN TAUGHT. TERMS MODERATE;
twenty year*'experience In public. I.ach miplI taught
prlvalriy. Music aud bus Instrument* selected to order.
J. SIVORI, 2'.".' Hit ill avenue.
1,'VFNIN i CLASSES IN SINGING, VIOLIN AND
I i Flano ara now forming at the National Conservatory of
Music, !.:, ith a'ruet. between Broadway and Fourth avenue.
lo, weal
Term* $10 per quarter.
1PITAR. -NAPOLEON GOULD. GUITARIST, ENA
g~t riTAR.
\T files pupil* tn a few laaanna to aecompany wing* and
play effectual?. 8-d Fourth avenue. Ail the musical novel
ilea arranged for the guitar.
SIC FOR PARTIES, WEDDING#, AC* AT 1*5 PER
M evening. Apply at lib Twenty-ninth atreet, corner of
Sixth are-lie, top boor, and U1 Canal street, noar Bcwtry,
in tho store.
mB IA0S> AMI SAWN ODOAN co? manufac
lurera of Cabinet, .Volropolllan and Portable Organt, oTer at
their wareroom*. fiW Broadway, New York, the largest aa
* rtnu.nl of Instrument* of this Cat# In the country, at the
lowest | rlcea. Price# reduced ihla month. #J0, (75, glOl1,
iT2fi, flftd, $175, #20# to $1,0i V each. Organ# to rent.
"IL'ILLIAM la BATTERSON, PIANIST, ATTENDS To
vv pvrtlea, weddln .a, aoclahlea, Ac., at #^ per evening;
?lo in furnished. Orders received at red leuce, wo Sixth av
enue, near Fortieth atreet.
MAC'IIINKKV.
t TWELVE HORSE POWER PORTABLE ENGINE.
Holler and Conneillona, completa, io giod order; will
b# sold cheep. Apply to lbs owuer, W. wlLTSfi, 42 Fleet
straet. Brooklyn.
t ?ENGINES, BOILERS AND STEAM PUMIU, NEW
and second hand; anvil*, vices, shafting, pulleys, belt
Int., Ac., for aal* at HOFFMAN A FINNKV% 167 Water
atreat, Brooklyn.
FMIR SALE?CHEAP FOR CASH, OH WILL RXCNANGK
(or Ileal Estate, Uoilera son Knjunea, ftum four to Oily
horae power. Addreaa boa KM Poat olllce, Ureeupulnt.
UTORSALR?THRRE FOLDING MACHINES. ADDRESS
P Printer, Herald oflfoe.
liOR SaLE_A 700 gallon still, HEAD AND worm,
F need iwo month*. Apply at plumbing shop, 541 Hi ith av.
If OR KALE AN KIEOANT BIGHT MORSE ENGINE >
p on 17 been uaad one month. Apply at 5o6 Weal Twenty,
ninth street.
H HOME It-MACHINIST AND DEALER IN NEW
? and second band Tool* and Machinery, ha* on hand
Lathes, Planers, Urea, Anvils, Drop, Horew and Lever
Pressee; Praas Tool Making and Cutting Oat aa* Glare log.
14 l.iwlt ?road war
ASIimP.YtKNT*.
Academy or music fourteenth strubt
ONK REP .EHI N f ATION ONLY
LIN .AMD'S MilHT.
MONDAY F.VKNINO, NOVI MIiKK RO, 1-fW
At the general re ;uee.t ol nimiy up vuwu rtiiiNiL the crskt
invincible genii* aud udmla of tut lav, ??.???
MR. WILLIAM HORACE LINO A RD
AND Ills ADMl l.VHI.K IOMPANY
ill arpenr for this tnghl only in a brtlluii pit rauuue of
ail hie must popular a
BE WILDE
4DLRINO IMPERSONATE!Ni,
the elonciit a<Juuiptlon over given uy any Im.i. adist, which
the entire press ha* e nr mourn e 1 the uio.t
ELBOANT, ENTERTAINING Asll KINTH n
eerie* of vocal portraiture* Ueturu the publlo. Tb-o?t ruln
n>eut for thie evening will lie
LIGHT, VARIED AND SELECT,
In whlrb the following art m < will appear ?
MISS ALICE Di N -INU,
Ihe aecoinplleheil eoubrette ami proton* artiet, her lint ap
pearance since her return from Eur me.
MISS hUSAN UAL I ON,
(he youthful and much admired Prima Do una.
PROF. HILTON,
the famous VeiitrllmiuLt, with nla three talking and tinging
heads,
ENOLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND,
bit latl appearunue but oue 111 America.
LINUAHD
tD hi* inimitable Comin Sketchet and Ureal Statu* Song.
Mrt. Chanel Ifeiubls'l Comedietta, the
DAY AFTER THE WKDDINd
(with a epiendld eat! of characters'.
FULL AND POWERFUL ORCHESTRA,
Under the direction of Mr. Davtd Sraham
A .mission Parquet and balcouy, #1; Seat* In boiet, $1 Wj
Family Circle, 5b ccnti. No extra charge fur reserved ?eau.
For sn e at the Academy of Music; Macoy'e, 114 Broadway 1
Pond A Co.'t, 517 I ron, 1 way, and Sohirnicr's, 701 Broadway.
Doors open at 7 ; performance eoiumeucet at a quarter to 1.
WOOD'S MUSEUM,
Broadway, corner of Thirtieth street.
Open fr.on t? A. M. until lb P. M
TWO PERFORMANCES IN T11F. UllAND THEATRE.
Continued sue 'est with,oil prnicdeut 01 the
I.YDIA THOMPSON ltURLEStgUE TROUPK,
who will appear
Krery Evening and | IXION,
Wednctday and Ha.urday
Matioeet, m | THE MAN AT THE WI1F.PL.
IXION MISS LVUIA THOMPSON
supported by Mlteoe Weber, Markliaut, Uarlaud, Mr. Harry
Beckett and full draniatlo company.
Every Monday, 1 CINDERELLA;
Tueiday, ihitraduy and I on
Friday Matlueei, THE I.ITTLK CLASS SLIPPER.
CINDERELLA MISS
CINDERELLA MISS ROSA COOK
and a full dramatic company.
At Interval*, iu the Lecture Room and Statuary Hall, tho
SMI,(IPU Com. FOOTE, Mitt NKSTKLL and a bust ol Llyiug
Human Phenomena. And Just added,
A MKNAOKKIR OF WILD ANIMALS,
all of which, with
THE WONDERS OF WOOD'S MUSEUM,
form the greatest combination of attraction! In the world.
NOTICE.?Notwithstanding the continued and uninter
rupted success uf "IXION,''warranting Its occupation of
the stage for an unlimited period, the management feel that
they arc complying with the desire of a large portion of their
patrous by making an early chance, thereby fultllling their
TIC PRODUCTION.
premise of VARIETY IN DRAMA
The next principal attraction will be
T1IE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF (10LD.
BOWERY THEATRE.
Mlas KALI,IE PARTINGTON, the vertatlle actress, for a
few nights. A new drama.
First nights of
Anpisliu Daly's
New drama of the
ICED SCARF.
Miss PAKT1.NUTON
Mey Hamilton.
New scenery and mountings.
Revival of the great
Irish drama ol
O'NEAL TUK ORE AT,
Or the
HAGS* WAR.
New scenery and immense
effects.
SONUS and DANCES.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. BEGINS AT 8.
THE GREATEST OF ALL Ilir-P
2 21 to SUOth performance of U. L. FOX'S Pantomime,
"The" lilt! I HUMPTY DIMITY. | I? St
The Inimitable American Pantomlmlst,
Mr. GEORGE L. FOX as CLOWN.
"A brilliant kaleidoscope 1 HO 11 'There urver was a piece
of Fairy Muriels and E.n- Hull |
slry Muriels and En- I BOO| so unnxceptiouab'.y cheery,
ehautments, Comic Tricks, I H O I bright and Innocent as
<!orar, us Scenery, Ureal I Hdd | this beautiful nroduc
Dancing, Bubbling run." I SOU | tion."
Mile. SANUAL1 and the UKAND 11'A LI AN BALLET,
The bet In the country.
MATINEES l.Atf WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Boats reserved iu advauce for Matlr.ce or night.
XTEW YORK CIRCUS,
IN Pouiteenlh street, opposite Academy of Music
U B. LLNT . Director
MATINEES AT 2L,
BA IUF
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
OVERFLOWING AUDIENCES,
SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER
AND DEALS OF APPLAUSE
afford the best pool hie evidence of the brthlam-y and Interest
of the remarkably attractive
ACCUMULATION OK NOVELTIES
now offered at thla establishment. To quote the word* of a
popular poet
~ The Fourteenth atreet Clrcue la filled to repletion
? To witness thn acta of the cluster of atari;
The children all deem It a bower Elyelun,
An ! It drawi out grent number! of po lly papal.
"Cinderella" la billed aa the lateat attraction,
The often-told etory must gorgomi* y urr.sod.
With other performance! startling lu a- lino
By ridera ami aeiobata ull of the best.
CINDERELLA,! on
CINDERELLA,! THE LITTLE
CINDERELLA, ( ULASS
CINDERELLA,J SLIPPER,
every night and at ai. matlner* by
A TROUPE OK SIXTY LITTLE OllILDItFN.
A TROUPE <ir BIXTY LITlLK C11ILDUEN.
A TROUPE or SIXTY LITTLE CHILDREN.
Pretloua to the a, e tacle a choke acle< .ion of
EXCllTNO ACTS IN THE KINO,
Including everv variety of
DASHINO BAREBACK RIDING
AND ELEUANT ACROBATIC EXERCISES,
introducing
Introducing
THE CHEAT MELVILLE AND IDS INFANT BON,
MI.LE. t Midline ROLL AND,
MR. ROBERT STICK LEV,
THE COSRAI) BROTHER*
and all 111" principal artists of
MOST TALENTED COMPANY
STAR RIDERS AND ACROBATS
to be found in Europe or America.
Broadway theatre. admission w cents.
Engagement of the dletlngulibed artists,
MR. AMD MRS. HARNEY WILLIAMS.
THE UNPARALLELED EN J HI SLASH AND DECIDED
SUCCESS
with which the preaent entertainment ll received hy au
dicneea, in point of
APPRECIATION, CULTURE A.VD REFINEMENT
?urpa?ilug any houan In Uiu city and who nightly accord ?
peri Oct
OVATION TO THE DISTINGUISHED STARR,
would warrant the manai eincnt In rontlnuing the anion pow
crful |ht ormnnee; hut He unavoidable
imstpoNlme.nt or the emerald r.iNo,
for which i reparation a a?n being made on an extensive ecale,
MR.
AND MRS. HARNEY WILLIAMS
offer for Die enniln ? week the following piecca, which they
hope will meet with the approval of
THEIR PATRONS AND THE PUBLIC:?
MONDAY, ri ESDAV, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
the heuuthul drain t of
II I.LAND AS IT WAS,
RAGGED PAT AND JUDY OTROT.
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WlELlAMB
with their famoua
DONNYBROOK JIO,
performed by the-n II tltuea In
K.N. I AND, IRELAND AND AMERICA.
To coneb.iJa with the a creaming farce entitled
CONNECTICUT CO; KT81IIP.
Mm. BARNEY WILLIAMS ai the YANKEE GAL
Willi SONGS AND DANCES.
On FRIDAY EVENING, Pre.4, ldW,
BENEFIT OF MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
SHANDY MAUUIKE AND OTHER F.NTEHTAI . llEHTfc
SATURDAY, IRELAND AS IT WAS MATE.El..
Ou MONDAY. Dec. 7,
THE EMERALD HINO
WILL SHINE FORTH IN ALL ITS BRILLIANCY.
NOTICE. Parties holding seatl for Monuay, Nov, 10, far
the Krui raid Ring can bat e them exchanged or the money
returned.
K
ELLV A LEON'S MINSTRELS,
NO. 720 BROADWAY.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER ID,
The great Musical and Pantomimic hAtravafanra, entitled
Tamo Cats. The Pantomime Tain' Cats.
Tame Cats. win paved two years In TsinnCati.
Tame Cats. London, Vauxltah Gardi ns, Tains (full.
Tame CaW. In a Panlom mo entitled Tame Cat!.
TamoCata. "llarlenuln Aurora,'' later Tame Cats.
1 ?ma Cat*. lu Mldiumnier Nlghf ? Tame Call.
Tain-Mat*. Pr-amd Will also Introduce Tame Cats.
Tame Cat*. Du ' ual'I't'eScenei In Africa. Tame CaU.
Tame Cat*. The whole to conclude Tame Cats.
Tame Cats. w.'tb a Burlesque Transforms- Tama Cats.
Tame Call. Hon. Introducing TameCvta.
Tame fata. Ilk) New Artist*. Tame Cat*.
Tame Cat*. Five with Golden Italr, Tame C.<tl.
Tamo Cat*. all their own. Tame Gate.
Flrtit appearanre of Mom. Bcbenet late of D# Pol's .
Prices for Tamo Cits:?Parquet, end Halnony, to cents.
Roanved Par ,uet aud Balcony, 75 cents. Orchestra
Chairs, ijl.
BRYANT'S MINSTRF.LS, FOURTEENTH STREET.
14tii ?t., Adjoining the Academy of Music. I4th at.
DEt,CT IN AMERICA OF THE WONDERFUL
INFANT I'HNOK,
MASTER RAPHAEL I)K SOLI,A.
Ma*ter Rspbael Dt So la, the wonder! ul infant tenor.
DE HOLLA. MAST. RAPHAEL. DE HOLLA.
DE HOLLA. MAST. RAPHAEL. DESOLLA.
DK SOI.LA. MAST. RAPHAEL. DESOLLA.
La-t week ot the'" nutlful operatic burlesque,
LA EOMN AMBl'LA.
UNSWORTH, NELSKSKtMoUR, KPH HORN, RUG EMM.
U.N8WORTII. DAN BRYANT, Kl Gi.NE.
Last Bomnamhnla matinee Saturday uexl at 2 o'c'otk.
BRYANT'S, DL SOLLA. DE SOLLA, BRYANT'S.
M
KS. r. B. CONWAY'HPARR THEATRE, BROOKLYN,
MONDAY, NOVEMBERCll,
THE LANCASHIRE LASS,
with
MR. AND MRS. F. B. CONWAY
AND THE STAR COMPANY
11
OOLE.Va OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN.
THE GRAND DUCHESS,
With new aeenery, ii-w drcsse*, prop, rtte* and tbsorlqlnel
" "l. Dutch
music. I" tiiou ?ied arrivals. Dutchman ?n ho Museii.
Ilauntml Wlgmakers, la, oy Jo# Emmett, Hughes, Puree,
Jeilers*in, Kicardo and .Inoicy's Mmn.rels. Uroud Matinee
?very Saturday at halt-past two o'clock.
MPJt. SCOTr 8IDDONS, MRS. SCOTT SIDDONS.
CHOICE; SKATS IN ORCHESTRA AND DKKSH
I'IRCLK CAN BE HAD \T THE THEATRE TICKET
Of F ICE. READING ROOM, FIFTH AVE.Nl'K UOVRL.
National ac* drmy or design.
The Second Winter Exhibition. Including the collection*
oi the work* ol lb*lets Academician#C. L. Elliott, E. Leut/e
and S. A. Mount, I* now open -lay and evening at llieGal
iertee, corner Twrnty-lhlrd ?trcetnod fourth av. nue.
rTKi MOR S SOIREE DAN*ANTE,
I ON MONDAY EVENING. NOV. 2%
will conclude whb the
GRAND GKHM AN.
Former patrone *nd ladle* ami gentlemen of reanec'aUiRy
en ii obtain tick Hi of Mr. Trenur st his splendid Aca amy
rooms, l.vrtc Hall, _ , _ ,
TVf. '?nth avenue, opposite Keecrvmr Park.
Mr Trcnor's i 'a*?us lor r*sh!onaldn Dancing meet on
WEDNESDAY S and SATl BDAYS. at 4 and h P. M
, New classes s, ? formed evsry we* k. See Circular*.
TlfP* HAM. ptKAMON.
IN CONNRQUKNOE OF THE SALE OK PIKE'S OPERA
1 House to the Erie Hallroad Company, thn Ball nf Com
pany D, Eighth regiment, N. ll. S. N. Y., will take place in
Apollo Hall, Broadway, corner of Twenty-eighth street, ?u
Monday evening, M arcb 29,1*W.
JAMES GOLDEN, tu-iirman
N. Havahk, Secretary.
N'EPTUNE CLUB. ANNUAL BALI. AT FKRREK1PS
Apollo Hall. Thursday evening, Docrmher 17, lieth.
Tickets ??; can he had at tbe Actor House, Kttth Avenue
Hotel, and Taylor's Hotel, Jersey City, or at the ,|.,or on mo
evening of the ball. C. C MARTINI'Aids. President
Hiast Simmons, Searotary.
ASfUrtB.-WKNT*.
rriiE? run franc a is. -dkskvikvk, at 14.
1 S da I mrt <uid Director 3. 0RAIL
SCnl"-. SECURED (INK WK1* K IN AIL AMOK.
SEVENTH WKEn OF THE CROWNING BUCCBWI
AND I it K K3IS I'l B LiK NOVKi.IV OF TUK S/A80N.
UKFENBACH'S KBMOWNED OP1RV BOUFPE, '
GliNKVIBVK OK BRABANT.
Pre??nted THIS AND EVERY EVENING at TV, ud o*
SATURDAY VArtNKK at I and sarin EVKMlNu u ??'*.
Willi a bPLKNDOROP MI-IB EN SCENE ANO CAST
NEVER EQUALLED ON ANV STAGE.
In* ca?t CIMMTMW liOSK BKlAi OKSCLAOZAR. CAA
RIKK. BECKERS, OK NOT, MOOR iOIS, GOBY. Ml SSAV,
Hi .TIT, MELK. U K.KKTrl, BAHKAitD and Si. GAItst
(who craalad the role of PRou, tho gandarmoj, t igatliar wllb
tue emirr siren-th of th* company, numbering 141.
A irr T t| a liotialon to par-met ao 1 droan cu-tua balf prloa.
A unmoor of r" .erred ?e its will be retoiueJ OU eaofc avia
log (or aaia at lb" bag o'floe of ma toeatra.
FAM.I.i CIRCLE 3d GENTS.
BATCRIUT AFT tNOON, GRNRVIRVK MATINEM
Private tioioa for the Matinee can now be eceured.
ALLACK'S.
Proprietor ao-i Manager ..Mr. LKSTKK .VALLAO?
vv
LAST NIGHTS
<n i ii a
GREAT SUCCESS,
TUB
LANCASHIRE, LASS.
EVERY EVENING.
flMlEATRR C.iMlgUE, 614 BROADWAY.
A THE I.kEat FAMILY KRSORT
IJiiprece<toni?<t <?ucre*? of thu p unier eamblrnbracnL
Hi-ek of tba fa moat Ll#?UA .U\
the uurtval???! Ti imfc of moJern ttnms who will appear
?remUK in tiu i'Ol'ULAR SK trtYilfc.*
auil reprPAt-utii'iluna of nimiitint man.
M1S.SSU4AN GALToN,
the charmiu^ aaa Kceurmi.jHii J rr.uia flu una
MR. JOHN T. RAYMOND,
the Irrealetable and mirth pmvokmci ome imn.
TWO CAPITAL PI El I..,,
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM mil KISS IN THP. DARK.
The favurlla A LICK DUNNING, hating just returuoil froaa
Europe, will appear In a few day a
NoTIi'ff.?Tueadur evening, Iiacernher 1, benefit of Mr.
Charles White, on which occasion lie mill appeal in one of hta
original farce*. Mr. Joteph l.mmet, tba oalabraied llrmaa
dr'uit-alor, trill alio appear on titla oriuinlon Or the k4ud per
mlaalon of It. M. llooJey, Kaq. Prof, lill.nii will aUo appear,
being In* laat performance In America prior to Mr dtipurtuie
lor Europe. A great bill. For patticiilnr* see nrogrammp.
MA riNEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AN I) HATU HDAY at ilia.
Nl IILO'S OAR DEN.
Lerssea and Maoagert JARRETT A PALMER
HUCCEK 4, CROWDED.
S GO ERA. CHOWOKD.
SUCCESS. CROW OKIA
Dion Boiiclcanlt'a grand npaelaou'ar Drauia, ,
AFTER DAKIf ,
AFl'Elt DARK ;
or,
LONDON BY NIGHT,
LD ?>' DON l?V NIUCT,
will be presented RVJ-.RY EVENING ut a, am KATUBOAT
AFTERNIKJN at 1 oYiuok.
What the prera any* of Ilia
AC I INC, SC-NERY,
KKKKC1S, APPOINTMENTS,/^
Mural I. The managers of Ntblo'i have ee< (ir.-.f a bno nom
tieny for the ne.w drama, and aio going to be well rewarded,
f lin scenery wiu rplendld.
Time*, the piece la illustrated by some n" the raoat realla
tic painting* ever cahlulle I on the .Now York stage.
Tribune.?'Theiceiilc picture* wore strung ana had all Mie
appearance of faltlilul copies of the orglual looalltle"
World. A very attractive piece, aud w..l undouetediy enjoy
agoinl run.
Albion. An eieredlngly clever pcrformauca and lavlslily
mounted.
Loa let. 'Tie duatlnnd to llotiriah for ninny a day.
Wilkes' bplrIL?The artiugof the cm.client ooinpany contrl
butra to the auccean of the piece.
bunday Time*. It war moat favorably received and likely
to enjoy a very proa; sroita run.
Commercial AJvertlaer.? t he piece trna Ailmirably [>'ayo<
ami li deatineil to have a long ami popular run.
Sunday Mercury.?A prc-ltapheallelic. or realistic aitocea^
wiiicli i* not ilkeiy to hu aurpuaaetl and seldom equalliid,
Huoday Dispatch. We rank ''Alter Durk" a.t autong tba
very crcateat imatle aueoeaaoa of C.a <lay.
dun lay Courier. Tbo town Ita enptlve and admirer; tno*
libera.ly hivleoked and framed, the piece la sure to enjoy ?
long trim of prosperity.
Citlren. Urou,.lit out In no thoro igb a manner that It Is
one of lus great auccenset of tho day.
Allan. I'.', line mount.n.t, good acting, sensational enucta
ami a^mrable mimic, will give "AftorDark" a auccxdtaiul ea
rner.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
SEATS S EC I RED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
tlEN i'RAL PARK OAKDEN,
J Seventh avenue, between Fifty-eighth enl Flfty-ulnta
Street*.
THIS (SUNDAY) AFTERNOON, Nov. Jf, at 8 o'clock,
THEODORE THOM AS'
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT.
I. it AM) SUNDAY CONCERT.
ADMISSION, T.VENfY-KlVE CENTO. _ __
OAS FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 5 5 BROADWAY,
i) First appearance of the favorite cornelian,
lHLLY EMMKTT.
Continued eurce** of the un tpproachable
B1KCU, WAMBOLi), BERNARD A IIAOKUS*
SAN KHAN CISCO MINSTRELS.
L*BAKBt;Kf BROWN; sr., THE PACIFIC SLOPKR.
Monday, Dec. V, wi.l be produced, iu grand atyie, the Blow
plan Opera ol
BONE 8'|CABH DIABLO,
The orgle* coniineuce hi a quarter to eight. The dtfklpatloa
ceones at tun. Beat* M-uiiri J *ix u* . * iu auvouce.
rilONY PASTOR S OPERA HOUSE. 3 1 BOW CUT.
I. The um*t in ulcol local BurRa-pi'' no* ran !/
IX ! ON, IN i tit-: Bo WE it Y,
IXION, IN THE BOWERY
IX los. IN I ? K BOWERi.
IXIUN IN Tili ROWBrT.
OH TUB NEW MaN AT Till-; WHEEL.
Tony Paator a* Mercury, T. O. l.ij; :* a* Imo-i, ii. W Thonjp
auu ns Mini to- Brim ne Venue. Mle* Set ii r M Jiipuer.
NEW SCENERY, COS ft. M!-.8i APPOINTMENTS. ? c.
I'tret appearance of the Man at Iron, II ERR HOLTON.
The favorite Klhlop m Comedian, George Warren, nn.l the
Juvenile Prodigy. Ma?t?r Ge urge. See proaramraee.
IXION to Al lNl.i..i WEDNESDAY AMD SATURDAY.
UOOl.K V'S K. I). OPERA HOUSE, WILLlAMSBUKOv
Rn encuoement n( the wonderful atMetw,
THE WILSON BKOTHI f.S.
Th.-upper Ton Thousand, oh llnsul hlai k Doctor, city
Care, Ac., by Mulligan, Reed, ilrBbn. V e*t, Kolly A H niiey'e
Star troupe, Grand Matinee every Saturday, ato'ci rule.
QTEINWAY BALL, SUNDAY EVENING. IR. TUOV AS
i i take* I'lnaaiiro in announcing that ho eri.l giro dining tUa
a inter a aerice of
SUNDAY CONCERTS,
In which he will Introduce u number of distlomtlthnd ert'tt*,
both vocal anil loetruincotui, ti.pother wltli l).? Grand 0*?
oheetra.
THIS fFCNDAY) EVENING, NOV. 31. AT A.
FIRST GRAND SI .'.DAY CONCERT,
HAST GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT,
on which occaeton the fo,lowing artint* art'I appear:?
mmk. marietta gaasaniua.
The talented children (n red III arnl 9 year* ,
JOANNA AND WILLIE 111 SS.
THEO. THOMAS' GRAND HR III STRA
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
Reserved eeats, extra twenty-live i
Tl?*-rve.l m-nls and ticket* can now ne It t1 hi t!in I or office
of Stein w*v Hall, at S. Sold finer'*, No. H I Bruauway, aud
at the Theatre Ticket Oilier, No. 114 Broadway.
Mrs. scott sip dons,
FOR SIX NIGHTS A?'I) ONE MATINEE.
MONDAY AND Tl I.SDA , NOV. SO, AND DI.C. 1,
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Mr*. Scott Ridden* a RnvHad.
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
ROMEO AND J Lle.T.
Mr*. Scott Slddon* a* I Slot
1 HI'RRDAY (only <n n timer,
SCHOOL FOR SEAN DA I*
Mr*. Scott Slddon* ...a. .a* Lady Tcarla
GRAND M ATI ItKK ON SATURDAY OF AS YOU LI KB IT.
But book open for thl* entire arrive of performance*.
DEMBMKER THE
I t METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
% Ka??aa Itreet old Herald Building), where you can bar*
a.l*oil* ui Thrati al,
Mrcu*
* and
General Printing,
At prlee* that defy f.itipeilUon.
MISS ANNIE DEI.AND HAVING ItfT Itlii'K VTI.f
ret in tie 1 f rum Kuri'pe with Mver.-il lew and attractive
iiiamati-- novelli'*, and having eon< lude l In r engagement at
Nlhlo'* Garden, I* prepared to uegollate aulh inauH^cra tut
ehort *l*rTing ?f??"ru, w'lh thf following n?w and url-Jnal
plave, eevefal nf which have been produced upon the tlage,
ami other* which are unite new In Oil* - nuntry : -
"Appearance*," written expreenly for Ml** Deland, by
Henry B. Farnle, Of London; ''P.vvleo Flower*," by T. w.
KolxrUnn;''Blow for Blow"AfiiqaPurk'"The Lam o
?hlre La**," and many other aptlp new and attractive
piece*. Manager* deeirtng to engage the pro.eaalnoal *er
vlre* of Mi** Dei and. wilt p'eaae aildree* Ml** Aunla Delaud.
Metropolitan Hotel, New York.
mitkNOK's' LYRIC HALL.
J TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. I, lk88,
GRAND CONCERT,
wive it bv F. GILBERT ibaritone), kindly aa*i*t?1 by the rob
i lowln - arll*t*-?
Mir* L. ROtSSEL, Soprann.
JENNIE E. Bl I.L, Mi-xao Soprano
Mr. W. J. IGLL, Tenor.
Mr. EDWARD MoLLKNITACER, Vloitntit.
Br. ED. HOFFMAN, Solo i'Umat.
Mr. GEO. IV. MORGAN, Organ!*!,
t nn liiclor, Prof. E. MILLET
I Ticket*, $1.
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I rr,ii?te ?turv?, at tlie bad and al tbe Theatre Tlckt-1 uilie, 114
| Broadway.
/? WASHINGTON'S LAST MOMENTS.
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OF Open frnra
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S3 Filth avenue, curnrr 1'i'urteen.h *tr*?t, and
-.11 IIKOADW AY. New Y.-rk,
I8S. I? ) an I U;-J Cuiirt alreet. e?ai Sta'e, Brooklyn.
INSTHL'Ci ION DAILY, from J A M lo !) P. M., by OM
mii*i ??"in|a-,umt mawter*.
TKKUH?REGULAR CLASSES, flo per uuarter.
PRIVATE INSTRUCTION, ti"> per unarUr.
PKJ'K Element iry ci?**e?. deilgaod eapoclal y fur I'upila
w ho trc dwkcient In the rudiment* uf nana),.
Vocal Mu*ic Piano.
Vlnbn Organ.
Theury aud t i'inpuillii'ii Cborti* ClaaM*.
MUior Initrumcuta.
II Jen Lingua*** Bv Satire Profeaaore,
w AS HI NC TON II ALU WILLI A MsBURG.
>? SltlNOR itLir/.
magician and vkntkiloqcist.
MONDA., Ti E.ADA Y AND WEDNEHDAT, AT 9.
MATINEES TUESDAY AND WKDNKSDAY, AT 3.
KENNEDY'S SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
STEINWAY HALL. WEONRSDAT, DEC. 3,
A NIGHT O' RCOITHH SONG
AND SCOTTISH STORY.
Pianoforte, Ml** KENNRDV. S- ottlah Reel* ae.
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PERMS?? R).' ULA K CLAMKM, if Id per quarter.
PRIVATE INSTKCf HON. per quarter.
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from the beet maetere
?IflfOMMY DO I'D" THE OR! AT SENSATION SONil
I a* vniig in Ihe ilra-ua of "Afte- I'ark." Ju*i puS
liabed by C. M. I REMAINP, 4*1 Broadway
/ 'ARD. TO THEATRICAL ?ANAOERS. NKGOTI4
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the prol-"iiiual s?rylue* nf the great aeti *??, Ml** ??w's'S
for *pocllled date*, i-.<>mmencuie wilh the *arly mnnih* or
lN)0. Ha net, COLVTI l.h, Wood1* Nu*ef. ^
KPSURVED HRVTS FOR ALLtllKATIMfS.
KEgULAR THKATRK TICKKTOFFIC*.
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