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# 12 ^ CITY REAL KHTATH FOR W ALB. Km Hide. * family leaving for kurope or id October, A by ray o( Paris, offer* their (tone Dwelling, on Beveniy-ftret street, near Lexington avenue, for tele, tastefully end Sspeualvely decorated in oil, and la In the most perfect condition throughout; carpets and furniture new and elegant. Must he seen lo he appreciated. Would lease to an aoceptaMe party. KILPATRIOK, Bull's Head Bank Buildings. "A BKAl'TlFUL REW THREE 8TORY BASEMENT J\ and cellar House for sals -Built In superior style, with Are re modern Improvement; pries f7,50U; only f900 cash panted, balanoe g&tl a month. Apply on premises, Klerenth Brert, second house west of Fourth avenue, Brooklyn, or at garpenter's shop, 109 Reads street, New York. O. W. SLINGKRLAND, owner. A BUSINESS PROPERTY ON THIRD AVRNI E, BEA tween lCtah and 106th -trcete, for sale?Building 10x40, three stories and cellar; suitable for any business. Over thirty houses now erecting In the neighborhood. Pries RII OHO; only $1,000 down. Apply to owner, J. If. WELSH, northwest corner of avenue A and lMtb street, or ON Broadway, room No. 7. Commission allowed. pFJTTRAL PAKE LOTS AT f?,000 PER LOT; SIZE V' IO.SI1W 0, Willi puny Willi. A pariv m- will cuiDiiinucing building tu elegant location between Nadlson and Pourtn avenues, to facilitate hla business, will se'l one or two lota at Ike above low figure. Address Owner, boi 187 Herald office TOOK BALK-TWO NEW FOUR STORY BROWN btomb f Houses, each 20x50x100; modern Improvements. Inquire an preinlaea, 209 Eaai Forty -sixth atreet. fjlOR BALE-three OF THE BEST BUILT HOUSES J up town, with all modern improrementa. Noe.' 130, 182 lad 134 Eaat Seventy-eighth atreet. Apply on premises. ??BB THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS TO BORROW. *" A LlTEilARV ViONSTROBITY DEPICTED. TIIE POETIC LONG AND 8HORT OP IT. PHB STYLE OP LONOKELLOW AND TENNYSON contrasted. THE GREAT rOINTS OP INTERROGATION. EB EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OP FRIDAY. TjtOR SALE?A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT f House; Eaat Tnlrty-eighth alreel; all Improrementa; 20,90(1. Alao two brie a Houses on Lexington arcnua, JS2,i00 each. UINMAN A SON, 83 Pine street._ For sale-a new three story and basement brick Houae, ou eaay terms. Apply In tbe third brick bouse east of First avenue In Sevenly-fifai atreet, on aoutb aliia; garden In front. For rale or to let-on one of the wide atreete, one block from I'ark entrance, a full four atory heavy built brown atone House, 18x67; la one of the beat and Sioat complete houaea In the city; Philadelphia brick rear; urglar proof aafe, alatmnury ice cheat, ,tc.; whole Uouae beautifully decorated In oil; a great bargain and terms eaay. Applr on tha premlaea, Seventy-ninth atreet and Madlaon Avenue. TitOR BALE OR TO RENT-FCRNISHKD OR CNFUR" nished.?The private residence. 68 East 126th atreet, between Fourth anil Fifth avenues, four story French roof, In perfect order, completely furnished; all modern Improvements. Apply to RANI'ALL A PORTER, southeast corner ISSlli atreet and Third aveuue. SPECIAL ATTENTION.?THK NEW AND HANDSOME four story brown stone Dwelling. Ill) East Fifty-fourth trust, near Park avenue, cheap. If at onco. Owner on premises. A O AND 44 FORTY-NINTH STREET, NEAR MADISON avenue. -21.6x55x100.5. $38,100; boueei first class; location free from nuisances; completely aurrouniled by private reaiUencea ana unequalled for beauty and healthfulnei*. Owner on premieca. C/l A HA PASH AND $7,400 MORTOAOE WILL jprr.TM'l" buy a new three story, basement and subOTllar brown atone House, with full fmnrovement, In II4th trtet, seventh bouse from Third avenue; furniture for sale If desired; possession Immediately. Inquire on the premises, from lu to 9 o'clock. Principals only need apply. West Side. A SPLENDID THREE 8TORY HIGH STOOP BROWN J\ stone House on Forty eighth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, will te sold low If applied for soon. ISAAC HON 1(1.16 Pine street. Also s large number of others on the leading avenues and fide streets, at prices ranging from $7,501) to $135,1100. A FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT, LESS THAN a block from Coleman House, only $83,000; great bargain: furnished If desired. _ S. 8. NORTON A CO., 1,227 Broadway. A THREE BTORY HIGH STOOP MODERN BRICK A House, in thoiougli repair; first rate location In the Mlnlh ward; price $17,1100. vil AO* n. n inu, iv vcuar ivitw A BARGAIN -THIRTY-FOURTH RTREF.T.?THRKK J\ story high Hoop; uli Improvements; flue order ; 2t>x50x 98; SlT.OtNl; terms ??;, Possession Immediately. Apply el $33 Weil Thirty-fourth street. Boulevard lots below last year's auction price*. 10 full Lot* ou Blity thir.l and Sixty fourth Street*, in one plot; inuat be sold, together or aeparate; term* eaiy. Apply el HUD West Thirty fourth atreet. TCTOR HALE?THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC BRICK X* bout>e|1fl West Washington place, near Washington Square. Apply on the premises. EOR BALE,-THE SPLENDID HOUSE NO. SB WE8T Fifty-first street, price $10,000?two-thirds on mortgage, ply to owner, HENRY J. BURCHELL, 889 Lexington avenue; keys at No. IS West FUTj-tlrst street. For sale-the new three story high stoop brown stone House and Euro I tore 3123 West Fifty-fifth street, near Eighth avenue, aixs 18.9x50x100; the bouse has all modern Improvements, is In perfect order and very near t? the Park. For all paiuculars apply to the owner on the premises, from 9 to IS. ftliMrcIlaneotis. A ?HEADQUARTERS FOR BROWN STONE HOrSES, J\. desirably situated, ranging in price from * 12,000 to 91011,1 Ot), reduced initiations, with Immediate poaseeelon. WARD A OGDEN, Broadway, corner Seventeenth atreet 49^ nnn -FOR bale, IN FORTY-NINTH qlihJ.uulf, atreet, four new four atnry brown etona high stoop hardwood flnlsh Houses, 3d. I0x58x100; very cheap. HATCH A KIKEH, 1,378 Broadway. BKOOKXiYN It HA I, BSTATK FOIt SALE. A BARGAIN. -Si'BSTANTIAL BRICK HOUSE, GOOD A location, near fsrrles; nine rooms; all Improvements; 86,800, cash Cl.P.Ou; well r*nted; possession If required. Apply at tit '.Vest Thirty-third street, New York. a very neat NEW and modern hoi se, nine A. rooms; water and cas fixtures; excellent location on Lafayette avenue; price $6,600. CHARLES W. WARD, TB Cedar street CYPRESS HILL CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE?A aumber of very desirable Lots, In plots of ten each, or Ingle Lota at a low price. Apply to W. J. BARNES, No. 4 rtM street FOR BALK-IN BROOKLYN, E. D., THE CHEAPEST three story high stoop and sub-cellar brick Honse, with all the modem Improvement!; gas, hot and cold water, range, heater, weshtubs, water cioects, wash basins, marble mantels, do.; seven mlnutei' walk from Roosevelt street and ?lvleion avenue ferries ; price $9,000; terms easy. Inqulra of BUKCHAM, 20 Wilson street TjlOR SALE?$8,600, PART CASH, WILL BUY, IF BOLD X Immediately, one of the three story basement and xuboellar brick Houses, modern Improvements, on south slda of Thirteenth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues. Tbey will apeak for themselves; excellent neighborhood; four car routes to all the ferries ; the Fifth avenue care within 300 feet. Inquire ol owner, JOHN W. TRELOAR, directly opposite the premises, or ol' J. E. WALTER A CO., 91 Liberty street, Hew York. TjIOR BALE-NEAT THREE STORY BASEMENT BRICK L1 House; full lot; near the Park; Cumberland street; to Bom estate; furnished If desired ; $7,600. DA11RIN, 60 llroad street, New York. j*UR DAUB?in Vyi mnnnuiiiii/ o< urruono r Washington Park, no better location In tha city, two live Mory flrat claim brown atone Houeea; pi Ice low; terme eamy. Apply to J. B. JACKSON, on the preiulaca, or 303 Claremont venue, Brooklyn. COUNTRY KKAL ESTATE FOR SALE. At new hrunswick-a first class country Seat of 45 aoroe of eaperior Land, fine liothlc cottage of twelve rooma, with all lmprovementadeatrable; outbuilding!, grapery Ac.; fine etrcam, beautiful lawo, 1,00b fine grapo tinea; variety of other fruit, over $3,600 In atook, crop and Inula, all complete, 4 30,000. J. 8. FKlti. L'SON, 30 Nnasau etreet, room 34. ABAP.OATN -A FINR FARM OF 66 ACRlCS, 6 ACRE8 wood ; all aplendiit land; good houae. eight roome, attic nd cellar, good oulbuildince, auperlor orchard, fine location, hall a mile of depot and village, lk hoiira; only 48,600. J. S. FUROUSON, 89 Naaaau atreet, room 34. A FARM OF ABOUT 10 ACRES, ONE MILE NORTH OF A Konaey, Rockland county On the premlaee II a large, gubatanual atone bouac and kitchen, two rooma and two bedMou,a on firat floor; three bedroom! and room for two more If deatrrd In the attic; barn, wagon houae andgranarv; 1C0 fit more appla treea, berree k acre each of biackberrlra Eld atlrawberrlea. Aerree by the Northern Railroad of ew Jeraey. Price $7,000. Inquire on the premlaee of J. i VANDbWATER. roat addreaa, Monaey. | winnvr, rvn MIMUSBT BURTH SHORF., BTA\J ten laiand. Seven a< rea, f J,0(10; la worth !f3,0?i; abort Mletance from ferry, laya nice for budding; healtby location. DAHIIIN, SO Broad atreet. CIOI.'NTRY BEATS AND COTTAGES FOR BALK AND J to let, el Hackeiiaack, 50 mkmtea by En.) Rmlwar. Cell r eend for printed Hat. E. M. MASON, No. I Cenire at. VOR BALE-NEVER FAILING WATER POWER jT Mill Property end Ferm, 20 mllea from New York ; good location for cotton, woollen or caper mill. For full carllcuiara edtireae Water Power, Norwood, N. J. U*OR BALE-IN MORRISANIA, FOUR R!.^K8 PJtOM ? cari. In a fine location, a nice Ilniiae, rairiaga noual end aUtilei 8 city Lola; well ahndod; plenty of fruit; bona* In rood order. Will be (old low end on eaay t>rm?, with poeoic?. * DOUGHTY, n Naa.au .treit. tjlOR BALB-A BKAUnFUL COTTAOB. OF ? ROOMS, r end ? Lola of Ground, on Ovlngton trial1*. L. 1.; fruit treee end ahrubberr: 16 mlnufea froffl Fly RlT?e ferr?, or M hour trom Hamilfnfl Avenue ferry, by the cere; price Hdi.noO. Apply to JAMES LEE, on the premiaee Ja'OR BALE?AT BTATEN ISLAND, ELEGANT HOUSE, t.ve ecrea, rood wel', clalern, fine grapes, fruita of ell tnda; good bulbing and flailing. Inquire et No. 4 Washington Market, Veaey atreet aide. QUEEN'S CREEK. Jrhla splendid Estate of nearly l.^OO acree, located In York county, Va., four mllea below Williamsburg. will Im. fct&iVr?lV' "tre'ra'nl' " Vorkt"*n' 00 Mo0dV' cn"n' an(! to pny flout* and lil ill it.!L 2.ne* l*? *nd l,,rrp Jpam, with Interest from date) and tule rtliined for tecuntj* TPhe estate will be drifted Into three separate parcel! or irrla FonBe'a~wi^L * Proper, ronUinitig aboul '' arrei, Force I, With about ?? acres, and New Uiiartt-r With ebout acree. Further de.eriptlon la deemed on' eceaearv but we will add that this la one of the varv bneat tended estates on the Pemniula. T,r? BMkl B. B. DOUGLASS, ) ALEX. DUDLEY, J Trustee*. WILLIAM 8. PRAOHT.i Wn uiAMMimM. Annual a, tMt. JSEW YORK I COUNTRY KKA1? WTACT WOK BALK. IpOR WALK ON 8TATEN I8LAND-?J,800-HUC8K, 1 Cottage and tiro Lota; J1,?00 cash; $l,m? can remain en mortgage. Inquire of B. TABARJNI, Stapleton Landing, " second house from ferry. FOB SALE?NEAT COTTAOB, T BOOHS, fc ACRE. I minutes from ferry West Mew Brighton; very desirable residence for small family; $3,600; terms easy. t DABBIM, M Broad street Ridoewood, by brie railroad, one hour from Jersey Cltr.?for sale low, four or; more Acres; good Buildings, line fruit and shade, splendid location; excursion ticket 85 cents, good two da vs. Also two other small places cheap. Apply to H. WKBTBBOOK, Rldgewood, M. J., and get a bargain. I ROSELLE, W. J.-EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, A a new Krenoh roof Ilousa, very thoroughly built, 35*23, r wing 20x20, totver 12x11; 13 rooms; large cellar, cemented ; r furnace, range, six mantels; gas pipes lu house; good well s and cistern; water In kitchen; near churches and sohools; I eight minutes'walk from depot; W trains dally; lot 76*800; * mora land If wanted; a line view of Orange Mountains, I State" Island, Ac.; price $10,600. Call on or aldreas 8. B. I NTcuOLS, ts5 Leonard street. ( THE SOUTHERN LAND COMPANY, 081 BROOME ^ street, New York, have for aale desirable Farms and 8 Hornet In all parts of the Bouth; all sixes, all prices. Also e large Tracts, specially suited for colonizing, on liberal terms. I run particulars on application. 8 TREMOMT, THIRTY MINUTES PROM fORTY-SECOND < street by Harlem Railroad. Several Lots, one mlnuta q from the depot, 25x110; price $360; one Plot, 160x271, 82.060; P more ground If required. Inquire of HENRY F. NICIIOLS, II Forty-second street freight depot, or of M. MoAULLIEF, s1 ticket agent, Tremont tl 4 inn -A NEW COTTAGE HOUSE ; EIGHT FIN yiVVi kb?l r<XJBM| aj liaygqng, K, J,. ? minute* from root of Lluarty street, on Central Railroad; 84 train* a day each way; commutation if60 par year. Io'pljft of ?t RANDALL, Hudson County Iuturauoo Company, olOco Jer??y Clfr. d;Q nnn eor a fine farm OF 126 acres? ipOtUU" Near Jcrlcno, with good, large home and outbuilding* ; three orchard* i very cheap. OBKRLANDER A CO., No. I New Chamber* ilreet, room No. 1. <kqx nnn -handsome residence at fordJpOtM/UU. ham, containing 16 moms; ha* gas, hot and cold water, carriage home with four itall*. 40 lot* or laud with plenty or fruit; furniture If desired. This section I* under charge of the Central Park Commission. Owner, hoi 8,413 Foil olTice, New York, KEAI, ESTATE TO EXCHANOE. Abaroain.-fok sale or exchange for city property, a gentleman'* Residence, on Staten Island; new three story House, extension, 16 rooms; stock, crop*, outbuilding*; everything complete; U scree of land; one hour from city. Owner and photograph at 43 Oak stroct. Exchanoe for mf.rchandisk-?io,ooo to $50.oco first elate Improved Property, for good Stock of Mcrehendlee, lultable for Southern and western market; no agents. Address Confidence, box 2,843 Post olllce. For sale or exchange-four two story and basement frame Huuees on Dean etrcet, Brooklyn. Apply to JOHN CAMPBELL, 30 Joralemon street, Brooklyn. _ BIOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AT 640 ATLANTIC street, Brooklyn, a handsome three etory brick House, store property, 20x"45x% block: good location; price 1813,000. ' Apply to MOORE A GARRISON, ?4l Sixth avenue. TO EXCHANOE FOR MERCHANDISE-FIRST CLASS improved Property. Apply to CHARLES SMITH, oppo lite Howard House, Bast New York. TO EXOHANGE-FOR A DWELLING, WELL Located lu the upper part of the city of New York, a place at New Rochclle ol about 70 acres, valued at |RS0,0C0 ; also Horses, Carriages, Ac. Addrcse Owner, box 3,673 New York Post office. REAL ESTATE WANTED. A GOOD CORNER PROPERTY IN FIRST OR SECOND 1 avenue, with atore. Address, stating full particulars, J. < f! K Horal.l nfllKA Farm wanted-io to is acres, comfortable i house of nine rooms; good, dry cellar, snbstantllal out- <1 buildings; within two hours of city and two miles of depot, i churches, post office, Ac.; a running brook on place Is neces- ( sarjr. Address, with price, terms and full particulars, York, ] Herald office. i : 1 COPARTNERSHIPS. < Dissolution.-the copartnership hereto- j fore esistlng under the firm name of Wohrle A Ziminer- ' man, was ou the 25lb day of August, 1*69, dissolved by mu- J tual consent. C. F. Zimmerman will sign In liquidation. , LOUIS WOHRLE, } C. F. ZIMMERMAN. J NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 1, 1869. fj The copartnership heretofore existing between the tin- . derslgned Is by mutual consent this day dissolved. All debts to and from tne concern will be received and paid andbusl- , neas continued by Ueoige If. Mitchell. ii C. W. MITCHELL. T GEO^JH. MITCH ELL. J The firm of barney. Herbert a co. has this j day eiptred by Ha own limitation. Godfrey W. Stelnbrenner alone la authorised to sign the firm's name In liqul- r datioD and cio-e the accounts of said firm. Customers will J be supplied with ale as usual. BARNEY, HERBERT A CO. CHARLES ILL.INH. P. J. BARNEY. New Yeac, Kept 1, 1864 CHARLES C. HERBERT. , BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. A CORNER BROADWAY WINE STORE AND BAR, with Basement, for sale. One of the best locations tu tbs city ; first class stock; terms liberal. Address B. M. A 1 CO., Herald office. A RARE CHANCE.?TH B ADVERTISER, HAVING $200,000 Invested in a paying manufacturing business. Is desirous of getting from $>10,000 to $16,000 aa a loan, or ' will enter Into a special partnership and pay from 20 to 26 per cent per annum lor the use of tbe money and give sccu- J rlty for tbs same, according to lime; or one-half Interert will be disposed of for $80,000. Address M. F. J., box 188 Herald J office. A PARTNER WANTED?WITH $8,000 CAPITAL, IN A 1 new and lucrative Business; the borne production and sale of an article of commerce that 1s exclusively imported. The establishment Is In successful operation. Audreea, with i full name. H. J., box 120 Herald office. A party with $8,000 wanted?in an uptown office business, now paying a handsome Income, with assistance ean Increase the business largely; wlU allow a party to enter ths office and become thoroughly acquainted with the business before Investing. BOUTHMAYD A CO., 194 Broadway. A PARTNER WANTED -TO DO OUTSIDE BUSINESS of a syrup factory, completely fitted; orders plenty, profits large. For particulars address Chemist, Harlem. N. Y. All southern and western persons and others can elear all tbetr expenses, Ac., by an article of Immense profit; furnished on agency or otherwise satisfactory. Call and see. CAMPBELL, 8(0 Bowery, below Fourth street. A small hotel, containing so rooms, just wut of Broadway, for aale?Bar doeo business of ft50 per day. Inquire for particulate of G. J. GIBBONS, 109 Bleerkor itreel. A PERSON WITH $400 CAN BUY THE FIXTURES and Furniture of a bouee; furnWhad for housekeeping; cull able for Ore families; reaion, sickness. Apply at 869 Ninth avenue, between Thirtieth and Thirty-first streets. Attention.-an energetic man with a few hundred dollar* can procure halfdutere?t in established, Sood paying butlnen; highly respectable. Apply at 078 lroadw?y. _ . W. E. LEONARD. CTAPITAL WANTED?IN A LEGITIMATE ESTABLISH) ed business, In successful operation; capital needed to Oil orders. For particulars apply to J. H. BEAKDSLKY, 119 Nassau street. Gentlemen posse9srno large or bmall capital, desirous of and really meaning business, are respectfully Invited to call upon KENDALL A CO., 969 Broadway, second floor. PARTNER WANTED?WITH $20,000. TO ENLARGE an established wholesale business; will pay gnod profits and Is strlotly cash. Reference* glren and required. LINN k HANLEN, No. 9 Murray street. PARTNER WANTED?IN A NICE, LEGITIMATE BISloeee In the city; pays a clear prottl ol ftlil.OOO yearly: capital required $8,0. 0. Whoever means business may Address H. W. B., Herald ofllce. PARTNER WANTED?IN A PLEASANT AND PROFITable business. $5,000 can be made this fall. Small capital required. Inquire of Mr. FKLTON, 16 Sixth avenue. King the bell. T)OAD HOUSE.?LEASE, STOCK AND FURNITURE II, fnr brIr nn nrlni?ln?l 'faBsniin l?oHln? frem j?i..- I good bu*lne*i; mini be sold. Addreu T. U. C? Herald oface. SPECIAL PARTNER WANTED?IN THE WHOLESALE O Drug Business; amount required 411(1,000 a $411,000. Liberal arrangement* will be made with the proper perton. Addreu for particular*, Drug*, boi 1,119 Poit ollice, New York. The whole or halp interest op a small Steamboat for *ale, to a person competent to command. Superior rout* at the South now open. Apple tbl* week to LANSING THUKBKR, 11 Whitehall (treei. UNRIVALLED CHANOE.?BKINO AOED, WILL SELL half of l,M0acrei, with Saw Mill*. Machinery for manufacturing, to a party to manage the whole. Pine and oak abundant; splendid stone quarries. Address I. A. BIUG8, 71 Nassau atreet. $900 ?A Respectable perron, with this t|p ?,1111. aunt, to ensag* In a safe literary project. Inquire at 96 Liberty street, room IS. $1 OHO -AN RRRROBTIC MAN, WITH fl.COO, 'pJ .WI/U, c*r> u>ak* sstl per day. Full psrtlcular* at 87 and 39 Nassau street, rdr<n >91 irons 10 to 8 o'clock. $9 nnn -WANTED, A PARTNER 1? A WINDOW xj)<fai.UU\". shade manufactory, now doing bn.'nosB; one who can command a trade preferred. Reference gtv?^n required. Por Interview address X., Herald office. noM -PARTNER WANTED, WITH THIS 'P^.Ul'W, amount, for half splendid Broadway light manufacturing business; will clear Rlo.OOO yearly with management. Apply to C. C. WALLER, 3o Chambers street, for three days. <J>9 KAA -WANTED-A PARTNER TO TAKE HALP Interest in a new weekly journal; subscriptions and advertisements now more than paying expenses. Address Mil am, llarald office. , nnn ~K PARTY WITH THIS AMOI'NT, $1,000 Jivy.l/I'l", to purehase and balanoe to carry on bint- I nees, ran purchase a gcod cash business that has been In operation soma time. Address U. B. M., box 170 Herald , office. nnn TO t"MXA-wantrd immediately, a px J.l/V/I f partner, eitlier special or active, with from fVlfO to $10,0HI, in a first class manufacturing business, locate I at Newark, N. J. Good profits. Principals only, appointing place of Interview, may address Manufacturer, Post office, Newark, N. 3. nnn -WANTED, A MAN OP ACTIVE BIISI. ijpOU.U'r". nets habits, good substantial character, thirty to forty years ot age, with this amount, 10 join in a manufacturing and jobbing business already successfully estshlmhed. One acquainted with allk goods and anqall worse would be preferred. Prank satisfaction given anj required at interview. Address, with real name, u N., bos 2,(17 New York Poet offlna HERALl), THURSDAY, ! KAMM AT AUCTION. A CCTION NOTIUB. A. W? will eeD OB FRIDAY. HBfTKMBBR S, atlOM o'dMk, A* LA ROB AND YBRY DKS1RABLB A8BORTMKNT of BOOTS, HHOK8, BROOANR AND BALMORALS, ecelvcd direct from Manufaeturere, and adapted to preient eeaaoo. AARON CLAFLIN A CO., Auction MM, 11 Murray elreet and 10 Part place. i nmn* vnmri mru/ii a a on A nrTinil_ f\. Mr*. Large end peremptory sale of over MO Lot* elegant Houselold Furniture tbi* (Thursday) morning, Sept. 2. at 10tg 'clock, at tbe large brown itone residence lib West Twentyilxth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenue*. Megnlficent osewood Pianoforte, full 7 octave, brilliant tone: 8 elegant osewood and walnut Parlor Suite, covered with the richest deception French eatln broeatel, haircloth and rape; 20 Velvet, Iruaeel* Carpels, M pair* Curtain*, Cornice*, Shade*, rosevood and walnut Etagere*. Table*, Cabinet*, Bo I* d* Roeo lookcase, Deik, Bronze*, Turkish Chair*, Lounge*, Clock*, rases. Statuary, Figure*, Book*. 10 rosewood and walnut lhamber Quit*. 10 Bedsteads, 10 Bureau*. 10 WMhstand*, Commodes, 24 spring and Hair Mattresses, 24 She*la, Blanlets, Quilts, Roisters, Pillows, Bed Lounges, Chairs, Rockers, hfas, covered with haircloth and rep*; 75 OH Painting* by mlnent artists, 2 walnut Sideboards, 2 Extension Tables, 2} lining Chair*, China, Tea and Dinner sets; Ice Pitchers, 11 v*r Seta, Casters, Walters, Spoons, Forks, Napkin Rings, Vine Seta, Cut Ula*a, Crystal and Ruby Ware, Crockery,Taols Cutlery, 4c. Sale positive, rain or shine. Deposit* retired. Reliable men In attendance to cart or pack goods for urobaaer* at reasonabls charge*. Partial wishing to attend his sale take Broadway, Sixth or Seventh avenue care or tagea, and stop oorner Twenty-sixth street. Catalogue* at he bouse. A DCTION NOTICE.?LARGE 8ALB AT 111 WEST tX Twenty-eeveolh street. <UKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will Mil tble (Thursday) WflUPg, hi lDig o'clock, to the highest bidder, .11 Ui* magnificent Household Furniture and brilliant and owerful toned Pianoforte, many rare and costly Works or irt, contained In tbe brown stone private residence No. 113 Vest Twenty-seventh street, near Sixth avenue. Parlors capiat of four elegant Parlor r ults, covered In French satin rocatel, silk reps and haircloth; Centra and Bide Tables, 'ier and Mantel Mirrors, Luc* Curtains, Many toungcs, fine Oil Paintings and Engravings, M Parlor Omanents. superb 7Jg octave Pianoforte, made by a celebrated tty maker, in un nine momhe, cost $660; Stool, Cover, lust* Stand; Velvet, Brussels and thrMply Carpets, nlcloths, ac. ; rosewood and walnut Bedroom Suits, Spring nd Hair Mattresses, Pillows, Sheets, Blankets, 4c. Dining loom Furniture, In black wain at; solid Sliver and Plated Vers, Casters, Urns, Tea and Dinner Set*, Spoons, Knives .nd Foiks; all tbe Furniture ot the servants' apartments; ther articles too numerous to mention. Sale positive. N. B.? loods packed and shipped by competent :nen In attendance llrangers wishing to attend the sale take Sixth or Seventh venue care, (topping at Twenty-seventh street. A L'CTION NOTICE.?A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR fx housekeepers, hotel keepers and the trade at ERN EST iOTII'S Furniture Manufactory, 66 Bleecker street, between iroadway nnd Mulberry street, a large stock of over 60 magilfieent Parlor SuHs. latest styles, all colors French satin broatel, from $150 to $226 a suit; walnut Parlor Suits, covered rltb reps and haircloth, from $65 to $160 a suit; also a great 'urleiy of Chamber, Library, Parlor.aud Dining Furniture ,t less than auction prices; warranted first class. Delivered rec. Call before purchasing elsewhere, A UCTION NOTICE.?BOOTS AND SHOES. tx BV CHARLES O. WARREN, AUCTIONEER, Salesrooms 66 and 68 Reads street. On FRIDAY, September 3, at 10H o'clock, LAROE, SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT TRADE SALE lOOTS, SHOES, BROGANB, BALMORALS, GAITERS. ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES AND UPWARDS. Principally fresh inadc, seasonable goods Of the higher grades. Sold sxclualvely on commission For account of Eastern and oity manufacturers. A UCTIuN SALE.?J. M. TAYLOR. XX Superb Household Furniture. ?* 600 Lots by catalogue, at the e legant brown stone mansion No. 67 Weil fifteenth Hreet, between Filth and Hlith avenues, On Uile ilar (THURSDAY), at 10>t o'cloc* The bouae furnished leas than tlx months, at a cost of $2(1,000. Magnificent rosewood Pianoforte, Stool. Cover; Drawing loom Suits, covered blue gold, crimson gold, satin brocatel if the richest description; Marqueterle, bote de rose Cabllets. Tables, Encolgnores. Jardinieres, Etogere, marble lop -osewood secretaire Bookcase, Velvet, Medallion Carpets; *ler, Mautell Mirrors; Lace, Brocatel Curtains; Chanlellers, artistic bronze Statuary, Sevres, China Vases, Ornanents; bronze Figures?Hamlet, Mazeppa, Diana, Minerva; ill Paintings?Holy Family, by Sellares; winter Scene on the Janube, Fruit Piece, Storm at Sea, Fisherman's Family, rlemlsh Interiors, Idne Engravings; Turkish Easy Cbnlrs, [iOiinges; marble Statuary; Hatatand, plate glass back; osewood, walnut Bureaus; Bedsteads, Armolre a-glnse, 'ommodes, style Louis XIV.; Hair, Spring Mattresses; llankets, Sheets, Counterpanes, Toilet Sets; Herts'Patent Extension Table, Buffet, superb esse Crystal Glassware, 811'er Casters, Tureens, Salvers, Urns, Dinner, Tea Service; IheOleld Table Cutlery, Table Linen, French Ohlna Dinner, rea Sets; Sofas, Arm, Oval Baek Chairs, covered reps. The .nctloneer would call particular attention of hit friends and be public to this sale, the catalogue comprising the largest, Ichest assortment of household furniture offered at auction bis sesson. Descriptive catalogues at the bouse. A UOTION NOTICE.?CATALOG D E BALE OF TABLE Tl and Pocket Cutlery, tble day (Thursday) September I, S69, at 10 o'clock, at our Ware rooms. No. 76 Chamber* street, bird large and attractive fall sale of Table and Pocket Cutiry, manufactured by the Wheat Sheaf Cutlery Company, omprialng about 600 lots of fresh and desirable goods Just tnded per steamship England. ^EB THE TELEGRAM CARTOONS TO-MORROW. A LITERARY MONSTROSITY DEPICTED. THE POETIC LONG AND SHORT OF IT. rHB STYLE Of LONGFELLOW AND TENNYSON CONTRASTED. THH GREAT P01NTS~0F INTERROGATION. BEE EVENING TELEGRAM CARTOONS OF FRIDAY. AN EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT Household Furniture. Ac. J. WILDE Y, Auctioneer, will eell tble day (Thursday), commencingat 10)6 o'clock, the entire Contents of the large brown atone Residence, 1116 East Nineteenth street, near Third avenue, consisting or tnagnlB;ent French satin brocatel and One rep Suite, carved Centre (Able, French Plate Mlrrori, superb rosewood 7-octave Pianoforte, rich Carpets, Ac. Fine I Gaining Room Furniture and rableware, elegant Bedroom Furniture In solid walnut, Ae., Hire curled hone hair Mattresses, One Bprlng Beds, Ac., Ac. ft. B.?Sale positively without reserve. AT AUCTION-CROCKERY, LAMPS AND GLASS, AT 644 East Sixth ztreet at 11 o'clock. Trade and others Invited. J. F. GREEN, Auctioneer. BV ARCH. JOHN8TON, AUCTIONEER.?OFFICB AND salesroom 87 Nassau street. JOHNSTON A VAN TASSELL will sell on Friday, September 8, at 10)6 o'clock, at their salesroom, 37 Nassau street, a large assortment or Household Furniture, Parlor Suits, Bedroom and Dlulng Room Suits, Carpets, Mirrors, French Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Washstands, Tubs and Tables, Centre Tables, Bookcases, Extension Tables, Dressing Bureaus, Bedding, Kitchen Ware, Ac. Alto an elegant assortment of Office Furniture, fine carved oak sitting Desks, maboganv oval office Table, walnut sitting and standing Desks, revolving office Cbalrs and 8tools, Harts, Oilcloth*, Regulators, Ac., Ac. Also about 60 volumes elegantly bound nnd Illustrated Standard Works. Also elegant carved rosewood Piano; Parlor Oram, seven topi. Alio Ml School Delhi, 100 Chain, Blackboards, Hstracks, Ac., Ac. BY ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER. Rileiroom 37 Nassau street. Bile of Machinery. Blacksmith's Tooli, Hard ware, Ac. JOHNSTON .t TAN TASHELL wtll Mil by auction on Thuridiy, September 2, It 1U'< o'clock, at 741 Eait Ninth treet, near avenue D, a lane uiiortment of Lathes, Pumps, Hrdraullc Jacks, Bellowi, Tongs, Lampi, Clocks, Ac.; alio a Yobacco Cutter, 0 barrel! Roiln, Card Cutter, a Cnry's Rotary Pump, Boiler, Steam Engine, Steam Guages, Ac.; alio a lot of Hardware, Blooki, Falls, Belling, Ac. Sale poiltlve: without reserve. B~ IF. CO ETON, AUCTIONEER-FIRST FALL SALE Of Household Furniture, two roiewood Pianoforte!, Axm I niter Velvet, Tapestry, and other Carpeti: French plati Pier and Mantel Mirrors, inlld black walnut and Cottage Fur nllure. Hair Mattresses, Wardrobes, Oil Painting!, Engraving!, Bookcases, Retrlgerators, Extension Tables, Ac. i. COLTON will lell this day (Thursday), September 2, al WX o'clock, at the auction rooms, No. S3 East Thirteenth treet, near Broadway, a very larpe accumulation of cholct Household Furniture, of every kind and description, comprising the entire furniture of a large private dwelling, removed to the store for convenience of ule. This being our first fall sale, will olfer Inducement! to tin trade as well at all others. Catalogues early this morning. By a. m. cristalar, auctioneer. Walnut and Rosewood Cabinet Furniture. A. m. CRISTALAR a SON. 427 Broadway, between Ca nal and Howard streets, will sell this day, at 11 o'clocP Chamber, Parlor, Library and Dining Room Suits, In wal nut, rosewood end oak. upholstered and silk crimson broca tel reps and haircloth: Imported French Cabinets, Sideboards, Etagerea, Amolrs-a-Olacs. Secretary and Library Bookcases, marble top Centre, Card and Pier Tables; Desks, Cbalrs, Mirrors, Clocks, Hslr Mattresses,'Lace Curtains, Ac Catalogues at sale. Housekeepers and others Invited. Br max rayerbdokper, auctioneer?sells ai 80 Orchard street, at 9!$ o'clock precisely, Fixtures, Fur nlture and License of Lager Beer 8aloon. Dealers be oi band early. Kale positively In lots. BY PHILLIP LEVY, AUCTION EE R.-OIL PAINTINGS this day and to-morrow, 2d and 8d, at Artllst's salesroom SO Nassau street, commencing at 10MA. m., superb oollec lion of choice Works of Art bv smlnentfRuropean and Amsrl can artists. Catalogues ready. Hale positive. Br it. doughty, auctioneer. Mortgagee's isle of Household Furniture, Mirrors, English Carpets, Ac. M. DOUoHTY, Auctioneer, will sell this day (Thursday), a 10M o'clock, at lbs salesroom 79 Nassau street, the entire Furniture or s large house, vis. :--Tapestry and Ingrain Car M.I. V?... k ?(..! Hi....!. - * .. ... M|n,.( I*.. Bulti, Kitenaton Dining Tablea, Dining Cbalra, Loungoa Maltrraaea, Wardrobe, Bookcaie, Ao. gala peremptory. Bj order of (be mortgagee. HENRV B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER, 189 BROADWAY. KLEDANT CABINET Kt'RNITI BE, ON THURSDAY, SEPT. J, AT U O'CLOCK. The entire atock of a inADiifuclnrer who la retiring fron builnesi; all warranted itrtctly brat c'aai work; made fo beat city retail trade, and will b? anld poaltlrely without re aerre, offering a rare opportunity to thoac In want or reall; elegant furniture, comprising every poaitbte variety of rtcl roiewood, walnut, ebony, Inlaid and gl't Parlor. Chamber Library and Dining Room Suite. In "roeatel, terry .rep* leather, A<'.; Turkla'i Cbalra and Loungea, Etagerea, Ward robea, Tablea, Huffria, Armolrea, Ac.; a an rich Parla Clock! Bronzea, Vaaca, Ac. Catalogue! may be had early. Henry dreheraThoi-son, auctioneers.?fri day, September 8, at 10 If o'clock, at 19 Bowery, mort "age ?ale, content! of a Crockery Store, conalitlug ot a larg ado general auortmcnt; alio about (50 plumber'! Baalne, Ac WM. ALLEN, Attorney for Mortgagee. I& weinberi.ejj, auctioneer. , Poiltlve sale of WlnM, LI lugra utpj Champagne. By order of L. wewmark, Friday, (September 8, at 10)j o'clock, at 13 Bowery, the entlr tockof a wholeaale dealer, vizltrandlei, Ulna, 1M bbli Hourbon, Bye ami Beotcli Whlakeya; 4U raaka Port, Sherry Claret and Rhine Wlnra; W basketa and caeca Cbampagnt SUO caaea Wluca an l Ltnunre, Ae. Sale poiltlve. JOSEPH SHONOOOD WILL (ILL ' HCTTOH Till day iSeptember 31, at II o'clock A. f '< WceJ Thlitt third ilrer.t, near Eighth avenue a lot .1. .re o'A p'.1 vale family; alio two Velvet Carpet*, i . Tea Seta, A< Dc ilcra are invited. JACOB BOiMRT, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAY, at 11 o'clock, at Ihe auction rooma No. 1 North Willlar Itrtel, Muiabal'a aale lloota and Shoea. conalatlng of meu' and boy'a Bonta, Halter* and Slioea ; ladlea' (Jailer*. Bllpuera children'* and ralaaea' Oailera and Sllppera; Rubber Shod the entire atock of a boot and ahoe itore. M. BEIRNR, Mirahal. Joseph heorman A co.-FRIDAY, SEPT. 8, ATI A. M.. at the Central aalearooma. Wllloughbr itreet, coi ner Pearl, Brooklyn. Regular weekly lale. (Mod parioi chamber and dining room Furniture. Mlrrora, Bedding, Fane Uoodi, reive I and other Carpet*, a*. SEPTiSMiJKK 2, 1869-TRlt BALBB AT AUCTION. JACOB BOO ART, AUCTIONEER. THIS DAT, SEPTEMBER L at 10M o'clock, at tbo auotlon roomo No. 1 North William and fro. It Frankfort atroot, by rlrtue of a chattel mortgage and execution, tko good* advertised oo Tuaoday, August Si, at 1,146 Third arcane, adjourned ta 11 Fraakfort street, wfcara the v will be sold this day. Ona fine Bar Counter, M fast long, with Hack Bar; ana large lee House, blaek walnut Round Tables, Chairs, Oaa Fixtures, Tumblers, Wince, Awning, Kegs, Casks, Iron Bedsteads, Mattresses, Bedding, Iron Washstands, Crockery, Ac. JOHN R. FARRINOTON, Marshal and attorney for mortgagee. JOSEPH McOCIRE, AUCTIONEER. Office fc7 Cedar street, corner of Broadway. Supreme Court. New York county. In the matter of the administration of the estate of Thomas Oregan, deceased In pursuance of an order of this court, dated the Slat day of August. 1869,1, the undersigned, arlll sell at nubile auction, to the higher bidder, through JOSEPH MoOUIRE, Auctioneer, at the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway, Nsw York city, on the 10th day of September, 1844, at 18 o'clock noon, the Household Property and the unexpired term of the Lease mentioned aud described In the petition and order Bled herein, situated on the northwest onrner of Forty-second atreet ana eeventn avenue, in lata 0117, Known aa tM Mannua Stable*. JOHN CALLAHAN, Eaq., Refer##. Tnouae C. Fiki.HB, Eaq., Attorney for Adnalnlatratloo. skptkmbkb 1, i860. "WARS HAL'S SAXE.-FCRNITDRK.-B. FIELD, AUCiVl tloneer, 186 Chatham a tree t, will aell on Friday, at 11 o'clock, a large lot of Furniture, conalatlng of Sofaa, C'nalra, Tablea, Rureaua, Bedateada, Waahatanda. Mattreaaeo, Looking Olaaaea, Countera, lot empty Bottlea, Oaaka, Rhine Wine, Ac. Alao one roaewood Pianoforte. By order of C. . LYONS, City Marihal. MARSHAL'S 8 ALE?RICHARD F1BLD, AUCTIONeer, will aell thla day, at 11 o'clock A. M., at 86/ avenue A, the entire contenta of tna Bedatead Manufactory, by virtue of an execution. By order of CUARLB8 V. LYONS, Murahal. ___ q h. fierkon, auctioneer. By a. D. HELLICK, jk. a BRO., Auctloneera and dealera In New Jeraey Real Ealate, 96 Pine atreet, New York. Foaltlve aale. It order of 8. Califll, Eaq., of 90 Villa Plota, at Cranford, N. J-, on Thureday, September 2, at 13 M. Theae Lota are well aftuated, Ave mlnutea' walk north of the etatlon, and In the vicinity of Improvementa. Paymenta nmuually eaay; ten per cent and tbe auction feea on the day of aale, and Sill a month thereafter. Special train will leave the foot of Liberty atreet at 11 A. M. Collation on tbe arrival of tbe train. EOlclent detectIvee will eject all boyaandauaplcloua charactera, cure. For railroad paaaea, mapa and full particular!, apply at the oOlce or the auctloneera. Free paaaea can alao be obtained at W. D. Blgelow'e atore, corner Bond atreet and Bowery, and at Iaaao E. Tate'a ahoe atore, corner Broadway and 'inlrtv-fourth atreet, and at Lovejoy'a llotel, corner Park row and Beekman atreet. PAWNBROKER'S SALE.?R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, 185 Chatham atreet, will aell tlila day, at 11 o'clock, a large lot of men'a and wnmen'a Clothing. Dreaaee, Khawla, Cloak*, Remnant*, Untlerelothlng, Qtrille and Hlanketa, Bedding, Boom, Shoca, Ac.; alao Coata, rant*, Vesta, Ac. By order M. Manlx, 80 Jamea atreet. Richard Walters, auctioneer. Fine Houaehold Furniture, Mortgage Sale. Will aell on Thnraday, September 3, at 19 o'clock, at 118 Weat Sixteenth atreet, a fine and general aaaortment of Houaehold Furniture, vix.Parlor SulU, Centre Tablea. Bruaaela Carpet*. P.ate Mlrrora, marble top Bureau* and Waahatanda, Bedateada, Bedding, Olaaa and Crockery and other Furniture. PETER MoKNIQHT, Attorney for Mortgagee. pjchard walters. auctioneer-grocery xv siure mortgage hrip?n hi ipii on inuraiiar, ai 11 o ciucn, at corner of Hester ami Allen streets, a general assortment of Urocerles, Grocery Store Fixtures and unexpired term of Lease of premises. JOHN C. LYST, Attorney. SHERIFF'S SALE, LUMBER. AC.?RICHARD WALTERS, auctioneer, will sell this day, Thursday, at 1056 o'clock, at Forty-second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues, a large stock of second Lumber, Windows, Floors, Blinds, Ac.; also Horse, Wagonand harness, Ac. JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff. Jour J. Soannii.l, Deputy. SHERIFF'S SALE OF HARDWARE, HOUSE FURNISHIng Goods, six cases Preserve Jars, Cutlery. Show Cases, Counter, Ac., at 8 il Fulton street, Brooklyn, by COLE A MURPHY, on Thursday, September 2, at ltfa o'clock. nriLLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. ? Vv City Hall place, sells on this day at 10H o'clock, the Fixtures and Furniture of the lager beer saloon and restaurant at 487 Greenwich street, near Lalght; fine Bagatelle Table, a large lot of Chairs and Tables, Stoves, splendid liquor Counter, Clock, Beer Pumps, Ice Chest, Mirrors, Paintings, Ac. LOST AND FOUND. FOUND-A PORTMONNAIE CONTAINING *16 60 AND several pawn tickets. Apply to 823 Bowery, cornsi Second street LOST-ON TUESDAY, OOING TO WASHINGTON MARket and over Brooklyn ferry, a Chain, with blue locketi and white stone. The finder will be rewarded at 169 Wesl Twenty-third street, New York. Lost or rtolen-six $100 governmf.nt coupon Bonds of 1867, All persona are cautioned against buying them. PHILIP N. SEARLE, 67 Wall street L08T-LAST TUESDAY EVENING, NEIGHBORHOOD Broadway and Nineteenth etreet, a fawn-eolored Itallai Grayhonnd. Liberal reward offered. OTTO KREBR, 66 Broadway. LOST-WEDNESDAY MORNING, BETWEEN HALF past nine and eleven o'clock, In going from Volmann' Hotel, Hohoken, via Barclay street ferry to Fulton, a lady' Gold Hunting Cased Watch, with neck chain attached. Tb watch was manufactured by Tiffany A Co., No. 1SJSI, and I especially valued for Its associations. A liberal reward wll be paid for Its return to Nicholson A Weld, 106 Broadway New York. LOST-MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 80, D1AMON1 Kreaetpln, 616 carat solitaire, straw color, slight Saw brokers are requested to keep a look out for same; #760 wll be paid for Its return to the subscriber at Tammany Hall an, no questions asked. B. U. GROVER. RBWAR1M. AC REWARD?LEFT IN A BROADWAY STAGE, Ol <|>?J Mondav, August 30. a small Valise, marked E. M. Ma jor. neiurn me nmi uj us second avenue, ana receive in reward. d>-| f| REWARD?FOR OOLD PLATE AND TEETI 'PiU I oat to Firth avenue stage, If returned to office c New York Hotel. ATA REWARD.?LOST, TUESDAY. AUGUHT 81, i TDJA" email Blank and Tan Dog, with raw white hair* 01 breast: anawere to the name of Beauty. Above reward wil be paid on returning him to 148 Cast Thirty-ninth street. ADD REWARD?FOR A BLACK AND TAN 8LB1 iT^U lost from the corner of Thirty-first street and Broad way September 1. Bring her to 1,146 Broadway, op stairs. Acn REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RF.TDR1 ?uU of a pocket case of Surgical Instruments, lost o stolen August it, 1861', or Information leading to their rt covery. No questions asked. M. H. WILLIAMS, 768 Oreenwieh street, N. Y. A?rnn REWARD-WILL BE PAID, AND NO gi'ES i tions asked, by L. Zechiel, 199 Broadway, fo the recovery of the Furs taken Irom his place on the night o i August 80. A REWARD OF RIO WILL BE PAID FOR THE RE turn of a yellow Cow, with straight horns, on the end of which are brass knobs, which strayed away or waa stole on Saturday night from a lot In Bleaslteld, Newtown Creak RIO reward will be paid for information leading to her recov ary. FREDERICK MEYER, next door to Squire Martin's Blesafiald, UL MISCELLANEOUS. A' FR AC RANT HAIR RESTORER. Harry's Trtcnpberoui is riehly perfumed with the mot delicious Unral fragrance; besides It is the only preparatlo that will positively restore a healthy and rigorous growth t the hair, removing at same time ever; vestige of dandrul l Principal office, <174 Pearl street, New York. SCHULTZ A WARKER'S Vichy, Kieslngen, Saltser, 1 Carbonle Acid Water, Ac., In Syphons and Tan Gallon Glass Fountains. The only artificial Mineral Waters provsd to be free fron poisonous metallic contaminations. Examined ny the On chemical authorities of the United States, and endorsed b them, as well as by the medtnal profession of Nsw York. No. 119 East Fourteenth street, New York. n PIANOFORTES. ; A LARGE VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS P1ANOFORTEI -f\ Agraffe treble, full* wtrriolt l nix year*. Dealer taachar* and other* ahould examine them befor* making e lectlona elaewhare. JENNYS A SON, 136 Kait Twenty tin *tre*t, between Second and Third avenue*. I A N ELEGANT PIANOFORTE FOR f*)0; SEVEN Ot A tare, carred roaewood caia, full Iron frame, moder Improvement*; a great bargain for caah. J, BIIlDLK, 18 Amity etrcet, near Broadway. , A BARGAIN.?SPLENDID CARVED 1 OCTAV A roaewood Piano, good a* new, coat S475, price 8S2S, i 747 Broa iway, oppoaite Aator place. N. P. B. OURTI.S8. r A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE. USR A only lire month*, coat #575, will be aold for ?270. Hall ' brocatel Parlor Snlt for SI75, one do. for SSI. All kin. Parlor, Chamber and Dining Furniture at a eacrlflce f< caah; family tearing city. 118 Weet Twenty-atxth (tree between Sixth and Seventh avenue*. . A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORT! J A Stool, Cover; made to order: elty maker; uaed ai montha; fully guaranteed; coet l|l?0,|ror (R7A; Marqneteri " bola da roae Cablneta^l'ablea; Drawing Room Suite, covere f brocatel: VelvetCarpeta, Painting*, Bronzea: Chamber, Dlr Ing Furniture; property family leaving elty. 17 Weet Flfteenl / (treat, near Sixth avenue. ABAROAIN.-STEINWAT PIANOFORTE, FOR LER than half price; nearly new, 7 octave, modem Improvi menta, overetrung baa*. carved leg* and reae. perfect ordn aplendld tone. McDONALD A CO., 88 Fourth avenue. n A L*DV WII'r' PFLI' FOR f 150 SPLENDID RORI ? J\. wood 7 octave Pianoforte, oelebrated makera. Includir (trot and covar; coat 1460; good order i (w*et, powerful ton Ml Third (treat. CWHICKERING SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANI J forte, round corner*. carved leg*, modern Improvement e magnlllcent luetrument, for leu than fSOO. Alto Piano* I i, rent or (old on Instalment*. JOHN 0. BARNES, , 117 Eighth atreet, near Broadway. /WALL AT OL'fc WAnEROOMS AND TRY TH " J ? Home Companion," the be*l and chcapeat uprtgl S Plnno In the mm krt. Planoa, new and accond band, all r Orguna, Melodeona, Ac., conatantly on band. !- J. HACK It A CO., Proa livay. IF TOD WANT A OOOD PIANO CBIAP CALL AT I 1*. CUM.MINUS' warcroom, No.8 L'alnn ajuare. Sold o Instalment* or rented any way to aul customer*. Only loo at them before you deride elaewbere. a \JKW PIANOFORTES, |1I TO ?(W0, SECOND HAN II 1* Planoa, $40 to 82UO; new Cabinet Organs, S46 and u h ward*. C. M. TRKNAINK A BRO., 485 Brooma auaat, near Broadway. PIANOS. MEI.ODEONS AND ORGANS?PRICE greatly reduced for caah; new 7 octave Planoa for $7 r- and upward; naw Cabinet Organs for Mi and npwan r, (erond band Instrument* from f40 to $175. Monthly inati j menu roretrad and Inalrumant* for rent. Warerooma 4 I Broadwe*. MORACB WATER*. LE SHEET. AMPSBMBNTB. FlfTH AVENUE THEATRE, UNDER THB MANAGE- X _ _ niut of AutuMIB Dalr, ? Waal Twantj-foujnh atract, naxt to P1IIA Atsdub HoUL LAST NIGHTS LAST NIGHTS or PLAT, 01 PLAY, WITH ITS SUPERB SCKNERT, COSTUMES AND THB BEST COMPANY IN THB UNITED STATES IN THB _ CAST. INCLUDINO MESSRS. B. L. DAVENPORT, . GEO HOB HOLLAND, GEORGE CLARKE, W. DAVIDOS. ( J. B. PALTZ^MRS. CLARA JENNINGS, MISS PANNY V last Vatinkk of flayi ion MATINEE or PLAY,'! SATURDAY, Sept d,all. ... . NEXT MONDAY, September e, will b? produced, after tltbortlc pndwiUob. a ^BBrR ?.n??ui,b7l)ION BOUC1CAtjE7 "d T-^DREAMS, dreams with euperb new arenery, couuraei't la mode end a cut thai caoDol be *urp eased in the United Stele*. Grand opera house, Co I*'2f?*J"D'J, thtrj*tre#t end El.hlh arena*. ELEVENTH WEEK. ELEVENTH. LUCILLE WESTERN. LUCILLE WESTERN. ?_?._L' <1LLE WESTERN. THE GREAT HIT. THE GREAT HIT. ~ SEA or ICE. T 8EA OP ICE. I 8EA or ICE. H. Ocarita... Lucille We*tern H. GORGEOUS SCENERY. IMPOSING TABLEAUX. STARTLING KFFBCTS. EVERY EVENING end SATURDAY MATINEE. General edmlielon, 60 eenu. en SHORTLY, ANOTHER URAND REVIVAL PATRIE (Tetherland). In BOOTH'S THEATRE, j Twenty-third street, between Fiftb end Slitb avenue*. ' FIPTHWRKIC OP MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON, in hit world renowned character of RIP VAN WINKLE. MATINEE ON SATURDAY, AT I O'CLOCK. M? With tbe view of accommodating the greet demand for __ place*, the box ibeet will be open T' TWO WEEKS In advance, for which time eeata mar be eecured at tb* theatre or at Dlteon'i mualc store, 712 Broadway. , Door* open at 7jf. To oommenoe at 8 o'clock. g( WAVERLRY THEATRE. pe' THE NEW SENSATION COMPANY tl EVKRV NIGHT. TI Charlie Petlenglll, Sberldan and Mack, Deleeanti Brother*, oi the great Hlndle, Era Brent, Epb Horn, Cllnetop Sister*, Ulclc Carroll, Mm Williams, fc.ua tviioir, Wallace Slalen, Bain Ryan, Ao., Ac. C] Matinees?Wedneadaye and Saturday!, at IX o'clock. If NIRLO'S GARDEN. " Leeaeea and Manager JARRLTT A PALMER TUESDAY, AUGUST 81, 18<N, ? POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Bl/'T TWO n Ok 1 ARRAIINA-POOtTE, In wtalah appear the following eminent artlata:? DAN BRYANT, DOUINICK MURRAY, ROSE KYTINUB, JOSEPHINE Ft DDES, A. FITZGERALD. C. HAMILTON, R. I1EALV, Ac' Ac. a TO MORROW (FRIDAY), DAN BRYANT'S BENEFIT, A upon which oocatlon will be preeeuted ARRAUNA-POOUE and u HANDY ANDY. MONDAY, 8EPTEMBER 6, will be preeented for the flret l time In America, L A New Drama of Modern Life, written by Dion Boucieault, Ban., entitled FORMOSA: u MM CUT, *? COSTUMES, APPOINTMENTS, f MUSIC AND EFFECTS X especially (elected and entirely new. A Scale cecured six day* In advance. \ DAN BRYANTS BENEFIT, A And moit positively last appearance but one. A FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3. \ NIBLO'S GARDEN. NIBLO'N GARDEN A IMMENSE ATTRACTION. A ARRAU-NA-POGUE. HANDY ANDY. w DAN BRYANT m will appear In bla mat apenlalty of \ THE BLUNDERING ANDY, with the Song "Ould Paddy McCarthy" and Dance, N THE ROCKY ROAD TO DUBLIN, and ai HHAUN THE POST In ARRAH-NA-POGUE. A RRAI1 NA-POGUE. g Friday Evening, September A Ntblo'i Garden. 1 ! HANDY ANDY. DAN BRYANT. BENEFIT. v PAREPA-ROSA.?ENGLISH OPERA. CARL ROSA, C. D. HF.S8 k CO., Prnnrietora and Directors. 1 D. DE TIVO Buslneee Manager. > The public are respectfully Informed that the Season of ] 1WJ-70 of MME. PARKPA-ROSA'S GRAND ENGLISH OPERA will be Inaugurated at tbe : THEATRE FRANCAIS, SATURDAY, SEPT. II. In announcing thle memorable musical season Mme. 1 Parepa-Rosa will Inaugurate a new epoch In the history of | Ihe American stage. Her great success In Italian Opera | In Europe and In this country has given her that substantial \ fame In her artistic career (which has consisted of an uninterrupted series of orations) until it has becoms unrivalled in | . popularity. j [ In London her achievements In English Opera were equal p to those which distinguished her on tha Italian itage. and bar numerous musical triumphs In California and In tha 8tatas during sevsrsd seasons, and recently her wonderful display of j] power before 50.000 spectators In tbe great 1'ulleeom of the National Peace Jubilee, le Boston, have uulted tha entire American press In pronouncing > HUE. PAREPA-ROSA [ > tha great lyrlo artiste of the age. Her devotion to tbe highest order of composition and her 1 grateful regard for the American public will stimulate her to every possible exertion to establish English Opera a per ma * sent Institution In this country. * ELENCO OK THE COMPANY. ' Soprani - Mme. PAREPA-ROSA * and Mies ROSE HF.RKEK, , from Her Majesty's Theatre and Lyceum, London, her Aral 1 appearance in America. > Contralll?Mrs. K. SEGUIN and Miss FANNY 8TOCKTON. Tenor! Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE and Mr. H. NOHD1ILOM, ) Primo BarllonO Mr. ALBERT LAWRENCE, * from tha Covent Oarden. La Seals and tbe prlucipal Euro{ pean theatres, hie lint appearance In America. 1 Hassl Cantanll?Mr. 8. C.CAMPBELL and Mr. OD3TAYUH HALL. Buffo-Mr. EDWARD BEUUIN. Barso-Mr. FRANK HOWARD. Second Tenor-Mr. MAURICE DE bOLA and others Suge Manager-Mr. HARRY JACKSON. Win. 8. Seguin and O. A. Hess, Treasurers < MUSICAL DIRECTORS AND CONDUCTORS, f MR. CARL ROSA AND MR. ANTHONY REIFF, * with a full Chorus and Onnd Orchestra. The REPERTOIRE will constet of the work* of the most renowned composers of the age, and among them I THE PURITAN'S DAUGHTER, if Aeharmtngand romantic Opera by Balfe, which wag performed for over one hundred nlebta at Her Majesty's theatre, London, will be presented for the lint time In America on i tbe OPENING NIGHT, Saturday evening. September 11. 0 Tbe Scenery, Costumes and Properties will be ol' costly ma1 tarlal and strictly in accordance with tbe hlatorloal period of each Opera. smi.if purr-fa _o.iw.ia am ..h an. utmi. ', don to Parguet and Drees Circle $1) Reserved u>ti In I- Parquet and Dreca Circle, SI $0; Proscenium Boies Sit; Gallery 60 cents. THE BALE OP RE8ERTED BEATS WILL COMMENCE q at Scbirmer'e music (tore. No. 701 Broadway, oa Monday, r September 8, at 9 o'clock A. M. P'~ AREPA-ROSA ENGLISH OPERA. < CARL ROSA, a D. HESS A CO., ? Proprietors and Directors. I- AT THE FRENCH THEATRE, FOURTEENTH STREET, r commencing Saturday, Sept. 11, with the f PURITAN'S DAUGHTER. THE BALE OP RESERVED SEATS 1 will commence on Monday next, 6ih Inst., at A. M., at ;. Schlrmsr's music store, 7U1 Broadway, la D. DEVIRO, Business Manager. ? rrtRENOR'S LYRIC HALL, A 711 to 717 Sixth avenue, opposite Reservoir Square. f l The great aucceae attending Mr. Trenor'e efforts In eatabllehIng a FIRST CLA8S HALL FOR FIRST CLASS PEOPLE, t haa induced hint to enlarge hie beautiful rooma to AN AREA OF NEARLY AN ENTIRE BLOCK. 1 Every room refurnlihed, painted and richly embelllebed with COSTLY PAINTINGS, IMMENSE MIRRORS, AC., I rendering tola truly splendid establishment not only one of 1 " the largest, but by far the most convenient in the city for i " BALLS, CONCERTS. LECTURES, WEDDINGS, 1 fl PRIVATE THEATRICALS, TABLEAUX. AC. ' Rooms open dally. 1U0 Beltaea and SUO Chairs for ssla cheap. 618 MUSEUM OP ANATOMY, 818 MS ' Broadway. 11$ III , Ill ] 618 I Ws are fearfully and I 111 618 | wonderfully made. ! 618 i 618 ^ ? ' - 618 i 611 The Beauties, Wonders and Monstrosities of 618 i it 611 the Human sud Animal Creation to be seen at 618 y one visit. 618 WALLACE'S.-THE LADIE8 AND GENTLEMEN EN- . gaged at tbls theatre for the ensuing regular season era 1 requeued to assemble on the at age si 12 o'clock on Monday next, September 6. JOHN GILBERT, Acting Manager. s, SCOTTISH GAMES, 1 e- O New York Caledonian Club, 1 It At Jones' Wood, ' Thursday, Septembers, 1888. Tickets, llfty cents. j n APOLLO n ALL -SUNDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ' 1\ 19, 1869.- Grand Sarred Concert for the bencAl of the Patriotic Society for lbs Relief of Cui>ans,lglvtn by the voung Chilian artist, pianist sod vlodnist rlrtuoso, MLLE. TOSE E FINA F1LOMENO. Pull orchestra, under thr direction of I st Mile. Fllomeno. Grind march, composed ssprsssly for this < oceaaion by the lame taleotad arliet. , D rPHE LYIllA THOMPSON BUKLF.SQUP. TROUPE < 1 appear at Uic ARCH 8TREET THEATRE, J'lIILA I ' DELPHIA, TO-NIUHT, to < BIN BAD THE BAILOR. < / \PEN AND FREE EVP.RY DAT.?THE PHRENO; \/ logical Muieum, S88 Broadway.? Elimination! with I, written chart*. See new book, "How to Read Character," 1 l8 81 24. Alao new Phyaiognotny, 1,000 lUuatratlone, $8 or j *10. The Phrenological Journal, 8. R. WELLS, Editor, ft a i. Tear. i Th HEATRE TICKET OFFICE, ' 114 BROADWAY. . 8 RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES. ' rPHRATRF. FRANCAI3 TO LET-FOR OPERATIC AND . 1 drematle repreeentatlon*, conceit*, bade and lectures, by the night, week, month or eaaeoa. Apply to J. ORAD, j. Director, Theatre Francata , ' THE I.BCTUKB SEASON. IMPORTANT LECTURER TO OENTLEMBN ONLY, ON > J Inlereatlng, Inraluabla and eclentlflc eubjects, ebowtng i ?, how to lire and whalwe lire for, are dellrerad dally at the ] to New York Mueeurn of Anatomy. Thoe* unable to attend cah recelre a copy by forwarding 24 cante to tb* eeeretary, 618 Broadway. ? iudlCAI.. 10 A BASSO WANilvD-FOR AN EPISCOPAL HOY choir. Addrea", a'al'ng nuelMcalloue and ealnry egp< ote.I, Director, Herald olllce. _ J' A LADY WILL UIVK INSTRUCTION ov THE PIANO J J\ and flinging, at pupil'* realrtcnee, for #111 per quaider. Reel of reference* gleeu. Addieee, with reeldence. Teacher, _ bo i lib Herald oillc*. _ P TJOY8 WANTBD-FOR A CHURCH CHOIR. THOBE I > baring good rolce* will be taught oe.o aadeala;led liberally. Apply thle week, from 8 to >>* P. M., et butWIng _ adjoining church oe Ninth areeue aad Tweaty-alghth etreet. a , , ?* 74 A9TKOLOOV. di ADAMR EAMOND CAN BE CONSULTED flJJLT 11 IvL on peat, praeeut and future. Laaiee. 48 eaalei j* tU? nea. SL 298 Hudeon week AMD?HM?WTS. ITOOD'S m'UDH. WOOD'S MUSEUM. I Auihorlud aueemaor to Bvnum'i American Muaoura. OPEN DAILY PKON ? A. M. TO 1? P. V. ONE MILLION WONDERS AND CURIQ81TIKS. TWO DRAMATIC PERFORMANCES DAILY. incral Admlmlon tttiocotA AftcrnooB?MASAN1BLLO?ZAVISTOWSKI BISTERS. Kreulng?PEARL OP SAVOY-RAND SISTERS. OHAJIO AND USE. JR. XLYMPIO THEATRE. BBOINS AT 4 f LAST WEEK OP UBO. L. POX'S PANTOMIME. LAST WEEK OP GEO. L. POX'S PANTOMIME. LAST WEEK OP BIOOORY D1CCORY DOCK. LAST WEEK OP ALL ITS FUN. LAST WEEK OK TUB KIRALPY TROUPE. LAST WEEK OP MMK. HANIOLA. LAST WEEK OE IMRE AND BOLOSSY. t LAST WEEK OP HARVK8T HOME. JLART WBRK OF HUNGARIAN IALLRT. LAST WKKK OT THE UNRIVALLED OBO. L. TOZ. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 1J* MONDAY NEXT THE INTERESTING DRAMA. MONDAY NEXT IN CLE TOM'S CABIN. MONDAY NEXT MRS. U. C. HOWARD AS TOP8Y. MONDAY NEXT ALL NEW SCENERY. MONDAY NEXT THE BEST COMPANY. MONDAY NEXT THE NEW YORK FAVORITES. _ MONDAY NEXT UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. 'HE TAMMANY. THE TAMMAM* ARRY Gl'RR, HARRY GUR& ARMY GURR, HARRY GURU THE WONDER OF MANKIND. TUB AMPHIBIOUS MAN. A MAN BATINU, DRINKING AMD SMOKING lira!it immersed Id watsr. DROWNING ABSOLUTELY SET AT DEFIANCE BY HARRY GURR the Grand theatre, between the eecond and third acts of the QUEEN OF HEARTS. SIX DISTINCT THKATRE8 at FIFTY CENTS TO ALU IMENSB AUDIENCES. INTENSE DELIOHT OF EVERYBODY THE CHARMING PAGEANT, QUEEN OF HEARTS. LULINB MARKIIAM. ALICE HARRISO* MAGGIE DESMOND. Mliaee KEL8EY. COMFORT, ROBINSON. Mere. MESTAYER, CURKAN, SHELDON, FRKEMAEL THE FAMOUS LAURIS, The very celebrated European J'aalomlmlnta. VO HUNDRED ARTISTS^ engaged |n the GREAT BPEOt rhe Beautiful Ballet?SUELLS OF OCEAN. THE CHARMING GROTTO SCENE. rHE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN A SHOE. 8TETV IN HOUSE AND GROUNDS, LONG BRANCH?GiltLR ' THE PERIOD, BaUet and CROQUET GAMES, a*, rbly dreaaed. Recalled nightly with vehement applauaeg IE CARD KINGDOM -PALACE OF CARDS. GROf USQUE DANCE OF THE FOUR KNAVES. CARNIVAL r SKATING?MOB AND GOODRICH. JOLLY HARLEQl INADK BY THE LAURIS. rHE SYLVESTERS In the DIVAN and SALON DR CONW iHT. LOGRENIA'S entertaining; exhibition of Rlrdin ice, Call, Ac., In the CAFE AM USANT. PROF. ROBERTV AGIO TABLEAUX In the SALON OE MAGIQUK. Adralsalon to all?Fifty ccnta. 8ATURPA Y?MATINEE. UIEATRE COMIQUB. WHITE A SPENCER ProprletoiS SPLENDID ATTRACTION. GRAND BL'CCESS OF THE NEW DRAMA, A LIFE'S REVENGE, A LIFE'S REVENGE, LIFE'S REVENGE, A LIFE'S REVENGBL LIFE'S REVENGE, A LIFE'S REVBNOlg OR TWO LOVE8 FOR ONE HEART. OR TWO LOVES FOR ONE HEART. R. G. C. BONIFACE AS FOURNICHET, THE KING'S MINISTER. AST WEEK OF MLLE. DIANA AND MONS CELLINL IZZIK WILMORE IN HER GREAT CHARACTER Of NAN. PROF. BRAHAM'S SPLENDID ORCHESTRA. AKINO IN ALL A BILL OF UNUSUAL ATTRACTION, GREAT HIT-TUB NEW FRENCH DRAMA, LIFE'S REVENGE. The assemblages at this ooey thege LIFE'S REVENUE, tra are large and eeleoL The man, LIFE'S REVENGR. agers are on the right track.?New LIFE'S REVENGE. York Herald. LIFE'S REVENGE. At no theatre oould a more agredt LIFE'S REVENGE, able representation be witneaaed.-J LIFE'S REVENGE. Timee and Messenger. LIFE'S REVENOK. Theatre Comlque hai a (Iretctaeff LIFE'S REVENGE, company aod a numerous and.ap LIFE'S REVENGE, preciatlve audience.?Telegram. LIFE'S REVENGE It looke as though the Comlqtl* ould carry off the palm for novelty and sensation front any of our larger and more pretentious theatres.?N?W ork Herald. Theatre Oomlque Is an acknowledged sueoees.?Sundsf "W, NEXT WEEK-BLOW FOB BLOW. TENTRAL PARK GARDEN, j Seventh avenue, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth stts THEODORE THOMAS' POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS, THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE 8EASON. MR. J. LEVY, THEODORE THOMAS' UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA, THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, SEPT. 3, AT 8. I. Overture, "Euryantbe" Webeg I. Waltz, "Soldiers' Dances" Landed ). Ballad, "The Two Grenadiers" Schumann , Polka Mazurka, "Die Ualante") sirauee Polka, Sehnell, >'Frelkugel J otrauw S. Grand Fantaale, "Huguenots" Meyerbeeg J. Oveiture, "Leonora No. 8" Beethoven 1. Serenade, solo for cornet...,., ........Schubert MR. J. LEVY. I. Waltz, "Die Erelen Curen" Strauad ). Grand Panlasie, "William Tell" Rossini ). Overture, "Poet and Peasant" (by request) Suppd I. Air Varte, "Aleile," solo for oornet UartmanR MR. J. LEVY. t. Galop, "Champagne" Lumbyff ADMISSION THIRTY-FIVE CENTS. PRIVATE BOXES. TWO DOLLARS EXTRA. ^ Can be obtained during the day at G. Schirmer's, No. IE Iroadway, and at 6cbubertb A Co/a, No. 830 Broadway. yyALLACK'S THEATRE. LAST NIGHT BUT TWO~OF JOHN E. OWENS IN THE GRKAFDOURLB BILL, VICTIMS AND~SOLON SHINGLE. 'ICTIMS. SOLON SHINGLE rlCTIM8. "When you wear It think of SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. me." Butterby. SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. SOLON 8HINOLE 'ICTIMS. SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. "Have you seen my Bar'! SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. o' Apple Sate'i"' Solon. SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. "Oh, Minerva I Nervy I" SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. Joshua. SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. SOLON SHINOLE 'ICTIMS. "Jees 10?Jeee so." SOLON SHINGLE 'ICTIMS. Shingle. SOLON SHINGLE 'U/IIMO. BlfUKHI Bninuunj riCTIMS. SOLON 8HINULB riCTlMS. "The Undulating Milliner, SOLON 8UINOLK riCTIMS. by Joee." Viet una. SOLON SUINOLB riCTIMS. SOLON 8HINOLB riCTIMS. SOLON SHINOLB riOTIMS. "Mr. Wlnalow. how dew SOLON 8HINUL& VICTIMS, ron do?" Solon bblugle. SOLON RH1NOLK riCTIMS. SOLON 8HIN0LM riCTIMS. SOLON 8UINULS "THE INDIANS ABB COMING," Monday, September #. For ilz night*. THB LIVE INDIAN. THB LIVE INDIAN. JOHN E. OWENS In THREE FAMOUS CHARACTERS!, ^BR THB TELEGRAM CARTOONS TO-MORROV. A LITERARY MONSTROSITY DKPICTED, THB FOBTIO LONG ~AND SHOBT OF IT. ms STYLE OF LONGFELLOW AND TBNNYBOS CONTRASTED. THB GREAT POINTS OF INTERROGATION. 1KB EVENING TELEGRAM "CARTOONS OF FRIDAY^ rONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 101 BOWERY* Crow led clehtly to the door* to witnam the great, thS ronderful DELEHANTY AND HENULER, DBLEHANTY AND HENGLER, .he matter* o( the world In Ethiopian Song and Dance, what" taring reached the very pinnacle of perfection, atand far Sen rond and aboee any attempt at rtralry or Imitation. They tare no eqnala. TONY PASTOR AND THE DOURLE COMPANY. TONY PASTOR AND THE DOUBLE COMPANY. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, AT Ijj. Bowery theatrb. , Fourth night of the engagement of thoee popular artlatK re. HAKY MITCHELL ALBAUdu and Mr. JOHN W. ALBAUOH. BELLE OF THE FAUBOURG. I BAILOR Mr. ALBAUuH aa Remmy. OF france. / dm. ALBAUOH u Madeleine. | Mr. ALHACOH u St. Cm To-morrow evening, Benefit or Mr. and Mrs. AI.BaUUIL DAN BRYANT'S BENEFIT. NIRLO'S GARDEN. FRIDAY NI0H1? KIBLO'S GARDEN. FRIDAY NIGH* FRIO AY, SEPTEMBER 3, FRIDAY, 8RPTKMBKK 3, DAN BRYANT. Frl.'ar, BENEFIT! DAN BRYANT. September BENEFIT. DAN BRYANT. &e 3d. BENEFIT. DAN BRYANT. Friday. BKNEFITV IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS?TWO PIECES.*! j HANDY ANDY. AKRAII NA POOEE' HANDY ANDY. ARKAH-NA POGdZ HANDY ANDY. AKRAII NA-POOUS. Friday, September 3, laat night hut una of DAN HRYANT. BENEFIT N1UHT. 620 lad.^^evw 5 12# ANATOMICAL MUSEUM. MB W t "Know Tbyaelf." t j Llfa Within Llf~ [ ?f ttO No~~iady ahuuld 3 130 fall to iriaR thla marvel loua and wonderful cotleo- MB 130 Hon. Famaloa only In attendance. ON MO Open from B A. M. till 1 P. M. <S| National conservatory or music, Eighth itreet, between Broadway and Fourth arenas! PIANO, 8INOINO, VIOLIN, HARMONY nod LANGUAGE* Application! are now received. Talent employed euperlor to that of any mualo ecbool lg America. Elementary claae, dealgned for puplli deflclent la the rudl( menu of mualo, free. Bend for circular^ THE AMERICAN CONSERVATORY OF ML SIC " reqneaa SEPTEMBERS, 1MH. The American (Tonaervatory la known for the moat promp Dent mualcal Inatltutlon In the country to obtain a thorough mueical education at Itbaral term*. Appilcationa rocelred and clrculara given at tbo general Dfflce, M Union equare, next Clarendon Hotel. M. Ran**, Bee. HENRY BCHROKDBR, Director. HOOLEVS OPERA HOL'BE, BROOKLYN.?DIC* Ralph, Billy Rice, Charlea Henry and llooley'e Mine itrela. "Oil to Cuba," "Tbe Seedy Mundane," "The TeaM peat," Ac. can francisco minstrel p MS BROADWAY. GiArlom Reception. Hundred! Turned Away* BIRCH. WAMBOLD, BERNARD A BACKltt' SAN FRANCltCp MINSTRELS. The company eonalata of the following wen known article I John Mulligan, Frank Kent, Johnnr Queen, V. Rlaktnm W. Richard, E. J. Huta.can, J.,Inch. O. Clarendon, W. D. Oorrieter, C. Sheltuck, Billy Emmctt, Ira Paine, Bobby Nate* comb. Killer We.t, ? ' BILLY BlRCH, D. R. WAMBOLD, W. BERNARD, charley backwi i BRYANTS MINSTRELS WILL POSITIVELY P.EOPEN MONDAY. SEfb 4 TKMBER 13. DAN BRYANT. To stags managers and others.?a bmasi young man, of good peraonal appearance and addream deelrea evening employment; aalary moderate. Addraa? Ferae veraaoe, M Ktiaabetb it. fTHEATRR AND RAILROAD TICKET OFFICII, X Metropolitan Hoi at.