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T H
WHOLE NO. 14,417.
D1RKCT0KV Fdl! ADVERTISERS.
AMITKKMENTK-iht Pack-4th. 5tb and Gth coin.
astrology?7tu Pass?6th col.
pll,1.1 akds-2P Pack?Hd col.
boarders wanted?7 th PACK~4th and r.th cnK
board ANI? LODGING \VVNTED-7rii Pack?->th col.
bun] ness opportunities?9th pack.
bI r?s I ness >o'l It ks?tith Pack?6th col.
CITY REAL ESTATE POR KALE?2d Pack?1st col.
clerks AND SALESMEN?7th Pack-au ?uU 4tb coll.
OI.OTHINO-2D Paum?Atl tol.
COACHMEN AND U\K[)RNERs-7th Pack?4tb col.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS-7*h Pack-WIi col.
DANCING ACADEMIES ?lar Pack?4th cot
DENTISTRY?2D PAOK-4tb col.
DWELLING HOUSES TO GET. Kl RNISHED AND UNkpknis11kd-2P
Pack --d and 3d cola.
EUROPEAN' ste amships?7th pack-hth and 6th cola.
EUROPE? 1*T Pack?4th col.
EXOI1angb?2d Paub?.'nb col.
r 111 Ann al- t"TII I'ACF..
FOR SALB-2p Pau??5lb col. . , __
FURNISHED ROOMS A Nil' APARTMBMT8 10 LET?
2n Pin*?3d col /
Fl'RNlTURE-21) I'.ur-Mb ml.
IIP.lp wanted?females?7th Pari?4<h ool.
help wanted?males?tw puuf-athcoi.
1JOK8KH CAKRIAGES. AC.?1st PaCB?2d, 3<1 And 4tb
coin.
Soul^OMR^^TKD-to Pa?-*1 coL
CITY AND BERGEN
EBAL ESTATE FOR 8ALB-to FAUB-IW eol.
LECTURE SEASON-Irr PAc;n-4th col.
LKOAl. NOTICES? 1st Paiih- 4lh col
LOST AND FOUND?In PaCk-UI col.
MACHINERY?2n Pack-MIi ool._
MARBLE MANTELS?2b Pack 3d coL
MKOICAL?7ni PaGK?Nth col.
u isckllanrous advertisements?iUTH paojc?
Ml. und dm coll.
MlJSKAL-lst Pack?4th coL
NEW PUBLICATIONS?9th Pack?6th col.
NEWS PAPERS?1st Pack?4 th col.
PERSONAL?1st Park?1st <01.
PIANOFORTES, OROANS. AC.?1st Pack?4th col.
PROPOSALS?1st Park?4th col. a
PROFESSIONAL SIT CATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?
7Tn Pack ?4i.li col.
PROPERTY Ol 1 Ol THE CITY FOB SALE OR TO
RENT?111" Pack?1st cols
REALESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2p PAfiE-l?t and 2d coll.
HEAL ESTATE WaNTED-2i> PAUH-2d ool.
RELIOIOPB NOTICES?1st PAUB-IiicoI.
KEVV ARDS?1st Pa<ib?1st col.
MALES AT AUCTION?111) l'?;K-4th col.
SITUATIONS W A iNT LD ? F EM .Vi. l-.S?7th Pack?lit, 2d
ami 3-1 Cols.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES-7TH P>R*-4th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES?1st Pack?lit and 2?l cols
SPt'RTINU?DOl'ifi, BIRDS, AC.?1st Paub?2d col.
STORAGE?2l> Pack?9th coL
I II r. 1 KAIIKS? 71b CJi.-?Sin cot
TlI R To RF-1 *v Paci?:-3d col? _., y .
TO Lli'f FOR BUSINESS I'CRjVisfcS-Sn rtrw?2d col.
UNIT RMS TIED ROOMS AND AI'AKTMUN I > TO LET?
2D r ?.;k-3iI oi l.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?2ff I'anr?4th cel.
WATCHES. JKWBLRT. AC ?2d I'acr-5th col.
WEHTCI! EsTKR COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
ro eet-jd rA.ik.-ut coi.
i'KRSONAIi. .
A.uitli p.-ru ASK OOMMI NIC ATE WITH
old trioud who met vou on Broadway. near 1 Ith st.. at
l:Woii TlinriiUji afternoon. Address WALTER, box 112
Herald I pto'*ii Branch office
bKUMCUINR
FTOR FITVr>r" SAKE." TELL Mlf liOW MI'CH
longer this infamous rotredy i? going to last : it is two
years now ; do uol send Grare again. Address M., box 12*
11.'raid office.
T.TOR AnOCTION OU A GOOD HOME IN AI'ROTP.8
F tant family, an orphan gitl of 11) yearn. Call at or address
318 East 31st St. ,
CVENTLKMAN OWNING Oil. PAINTINGS AT NO. 222
IT Pearl st. is requested to call ut same place immediately.
C' ll.AKK thl.l' lll.ATI.Nu CMII ' lOli Vol It OWN
J use. M_
"TTOl'E and 'WAIT," MISS RTVN.-l RECOGNIZE
J JL the rhythm of your vcraes; tend more in reward ut
pent. Address M . box 12H Hernhl
I"~"NFORMATION WANTED?OF JOITANKA WOELLA^*
ban, wile of Patrick Et;en. utred 34 yearn; dark red hair;
6 feel 6 inches tii^U; 18 } ? arn iu this country; parish of Jthtmore,
Ciootreo, county Kerry. Ireland ; daughter of Klorr
Wouilahan ;m?l Hanorah Clifford Addreas CVATHAKlNfc
WOHLLAH AN, 107 East 60th at.. New York.
IF T1TK PAKTIKK WHO TOOK THE WATCH
and .fewelry Irom 27 I'nion square. 8d inn., will return
iHTue thoy wtH receive $T?0; no questions aoked; if pawned,
$10 fot tickets.
J~ fjjjZWANT TO SKE YOC ABOUT MY HARRY.
Make appointment to meet me ut the Park. Write
Whore Mn GILBERT B1 -*!.!
E. dIOKEHSON, BROOKLYN" N Y ? VOIR
jYl brother, Patrick V.' Brennan, ?? dead, ?.nd will be
tuned on the 11th inat. Send w.mi to 1.N2P fmerieun at.,
Philadelphia. '??I? n NPhKNT, Executor
"V| Y EVES."- IS TREK I.OVB FORGOTTEN? MV
ill devotion hits been proved. You insy discard a Jewel,
but 1 shull ever love you us fondly a* now. For your take
have I suffered terribly. V?u roust be mine, or 1 will die.
Think of the post If you are vet mine. Fntinv. Ihen. well. .
If not, 1 leave forever. YOCK PET HUSBAND.
Mrs 'king.?i "am" in town and revdy to do
hnslnass, hut 1 will not go to Mount Vernon: answer
through personals. I'll At KLLKK.
N"?THING. If Vol wi.sll ME TO FIND OUT
wiite, ___ TICKER.
HT. C~?NO LETTERS RECEI VED; WRITE IM*.
mediately; family very Anxious. J. II. C.
TO K?i AM AN HONEST MAN. I AM DISOCHTKD
with those ways of fooling people for two months, besides
the years. If yon are willing to art" plainly, all right:
If uot, I don't caro at all. Hive real name.
J ELKS M., box 128 Herald office.
if"I'OUTIV I L'OU I.1TW u .rv H'UITL' \fL> TffOL'UL'
V ami l.ow you arc situated; fourteen days of your cruel
dinner is break.no Ms heart. A?\, Administrator.
\l,rIL~L Miss MARY M l> WIS Ml SIC TEACHER'
?f ran at JUS West 14th at. at her earliest opportunity T
1]LrILl. TUB YOUNG LADY WHO PROMENADED
TT yestcrdav afternoon in 12th et.. Irom Broadway to 3d
av., aud vice versa, trrnnt admirer au interview for renewal
at acquaintance; please stale peculiarities to avoid mistake.
Address HOPE, Herald Uptown Branch office.
OOJ-MKRT WISIIKS. SATURDAY 8CRE. WAS
iwOt unavoidably prevented before.
KKi.iGiors noncEt.
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
will bn held at the
HIPPODROME BUILDING,
Madison and 4th avs., 2?Uh and 27th : la., in connection with
the labors of
Mr. D L. MOODY and Mr IRA D SAN KEY.
NOON MEETINGS
Every day, except Sunday Entrance on 4th a*
Doors open at 1and close at 12 o'clock.
EVERY EVENING,
Saturday and S'nnday excepted, for the general public, at
s o'clock. Entrance, Madison av.
OVERFLOW MEETING
at H o'clock. Entrance an 4th av.
FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY,
every night, except Saturday, at H o'clock. Entrance on
4th av.
Sunday?For Christian workers Entrance on Madison
Av., 8 to 8 & o'clock A. M Admission hv ticket.
rOH WOMEN ONLY. AI 3 O'CLOCK P. M.
FOR MEN ONLY. AT S O'CLOCK P M
Doors open one half hour before t acit service. Admission
to all the meetings free, without ticket, Sunday morning ex
rented.
The expenses of these meetings are large and must be defrayed
by private subscription. Contributions can be sent to
J. PIHKPONT MORGAN. Esq., .
Treasurer, 23 Wall at. ,
SAML'FL THORNR.
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
w. k do doe.
Chairman General Committee.
NATHAN HI-Ho P.
Chairman Executive Committee.
LOST AND FU* \ l).
IOST-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. A FUR COLLAR,
J Kiting from through Stli ??. to Jf>th ?t. finder
will be treated liberally bv returning it to ?4? W eat IHth ?t.
LOST? FROM l<rj WEST MTH ST., A HOOTCH TKK
rier; tnjeori to name of Nellie. A liberal reward wilt
be pawl by return to above addrca*.
I6KT?ON THE EVENING O7 THE lOTH INST.J
abiieontbe rurn or the Twenty third Street Croea
town Railroad, a Idam* n i Pin; aatinfaetorr reward will be
paid for Ita return and no uueauone naked Addreta H.
CI.ARK, boa 4,SCf> Poet office. New York.
OST-A Y^TITfTw CANARY-XsPITABLE REWARD
will be riven if returned to 4S Para a*.
T OST?ON THURSDAY A. M.. IN THE WATER
cloaet of St. Nir.bolaa Hotel, a roll of Paper*, contain,
lag United Statrs Nave commiuiona and rertifleatea of aer
vice. The Under will b<* eoltably rewarded by lea< ing I Item
at the nfllee i I the St. Nil-hole* Hotel B II RIX.KKS
Lost?in going phoI i*rfi si and ?tb at. to
bIHh *t . a gold laa-ket. with the initiate T S., on
Thumday, February 10. A liberal reward twill be given by
calliBK at 73 4th aw.
OPERA CLASSES FOUND?O.N " SATURDAY* ?JI
Filth avenue etage. Cau be lonud at No. 3 Kaal 4Hth at.
MWARDA.
*r WILL BE PAJO FOR THE RETURN OK WHITE
P*) Sweat Blanket, lout from wagon, to Central Stable*,
1,4011 Broadway.
reward-lost~ on 3311 INST- a large, i
black liog. with hraaa roller with monogram and
name of dog on The above reward w"' ^e paid on return<01
Olio to 3113 Wert SSd eA I
}'*.ll REWARD lost. AT chestnut iiii.l.
I'lilladelpbia,during la*t Augutt |1R7.", a *ktc due
crrler; body thaved, ei,i- add tki uurdl , name. "D - V."
Fwe?e return him to 74 Beerer ?t., New York, or :
Ltoianecy place, Philadelphia Kt? <y?tliota* aaked. j
nh^AKI) FOR THE \RRJ>1 AM) Oi.NVR 1
Hon of person iirnlin^r ?pring lock from hull ooor ,
ef No 61 Rlir lit., corner Leonard. Aildrow Lit IN IN J. ,
HINNSE, rtor?, 130 Leonard il. i
CKlll HEW ARll.?LOST. <>N I, KKI. N W H'li
ri."""' ?H Vn; oa Tuonlii evening. Febra ary ". a
gold Heaaiav Watch, flie above reward will ho paid foriha
return of the watch to No. Hi Voaey at., and no qneatione
naked.
AKi rrtHLF, ItKWAKI) Wll.l UK PAID FOR TIIB
ralnrn of a Package. containing unfliitilied black oaj*
and (old Net ki haitia, loet Weonoedar trraiai. between 111 |
Kaaaau at. and feck ?lip. Adiltet* SEXTON A COLE, 01 j
Raaaan ?t.
SPBTIAL MITIOA,
A-IHTAL imi'MPWICK CKIVF.KNMENT LOTTKKT.
, F2,"73,MW. gold, to ho drawn
in at* different drawing*.
11 if I.cat prim. Uat.iraj, f, Id.
firm prira to every two ticket*.
The aecond drawing
- wtll take place
Monday. February 14,
ami Tnenday. Kebruary 15.
Fall explanatory circular* Free
TiiEonoH zsriiorn.
Foil ufict hex 1 it Naarau ?v? hew 1 crk.
E NE
NEW Y(
mcxu aoTic?.
\L1. MIDDLE AGED AND YOUNG MEN SUFFERING
from nervous debility or weakness. tbe result ot' their
own folly, should consult Dr. E. DE F. Cl'RTIH, whose certain
cure is derived Irom an experience of 28 year* in tbit
particular specialty. Office anil residence, 207 West 22d at.
Consultation hours, 10 to 3 and 5 to 8.
?ISAACfG. BOYCE. 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER
. Divorces ohraiued promptly, without publicity ; de*er
tlon, Incoinpatibilltr, babitoal druukeriueM, inhdclltv. inbu
man treatment, conviction of lelouy. I'aasnorts obtained.
A -Kentucky state lotteries uk j.'b,
SMITH a co.
kkntuciit?kxtra class no. 275?ron 1876.
20, 41. ?. 4t>. 72, 27, OS, 07. 35, 12, 31, 46.
kxwiky-i'lans no. 270?iron 1876.
64. 4 . 55. 47, 18, (lit, 13, 70. 27. 8, .VI, 52.
All orders address b. NATIIAN, hoi 4.870 Port office.
New Y'ork city.
A?PAKkS. EMERSON .It <io7
. Kentne* v State Lotteries drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery drawn every 17 days.
Kentucky Single Number Lottery drswri February 26, 1870.
Prises cashed. Information furnished ami circulars free.
180 Broadway. I'ost office bos 5.272. New York.
hlSKASP.S OK MEN A SPECIALTY
HPNRY A. DANIELS. M. U., 144 Lexington v..
near 28th at. Office hours from 8 to 3.
It KAI NESS E.NT1 RE LY " CP HE D ' BY_ PROFESSOR
' Batrena'a wonderful JAPANESE AREEKA BALM,
lrnui roots; known thronchout the East Indies by Its startliuu.
perniaiieut cures: best remedy ever known : $1 50 a
bottle ; sent by express. Ouly agent's KOKEBT a CO., 1,270
Broadway, New York.
Havana lottery.?next d h a wISo ~februart
If). IIicbest pri/.e|$Km,issi. Whole amount of prises
$540,(100, For particulars address H. MARTINEZ .1 CO.,
Baukers. 10 Wall St., basement. Post office bo* 4.SS2.
Havana lottery.
Important information given about draw-Ins 10th lost.
Address B ALENl'K, box 3,081 New York Post office.
Q.OODS FOR TI1K
International Exhibition
The undersigned. General Agents of the
American and lied Star Steamship Liues,
tYoin
Liverpool and Antwerp to Philadelphia,
will act a? agents for exhibitors, and in co-operation with
leading Philadelphia firms in the different branches
ol industry as experts, will nndertuke the
reception, installation and genorul care of goods
tjjie
International Exhibition.
For further information address
PETER WRIGHT ,t SDNS.
Philadelphia,
or, RICH A P. Pf ON. - PENCE A CO., Liverpool.
B VON DKR BECKK. Antwerp
JT ? ('II RON If CATARRH : DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
IS., method; inutaiitnneons relief; permanent cures.
Dr STODDARD. No; 8 West 14th St.
Tr ?OFFICIAL DRAWING iTl'NTU'KV STATE LOTIV.
teries.?SIMMONS, DICKINSON A CO.. Manager*.
o. ... ?n llifl ov-uur.uv to tK7r.
85, 12, 44, 40, 55, 80, 22, 32. 43. 52. 56, 71 72.
KBSTrCKY?CUlfH NO. 168?FKBRtUKY 10, 1670.
r>6, 07, 42. 44. 66, 75. 55. 7. ?2, 23. 27. .'>0, 10.
HKNRV?KXTRA PhASS NO. 07?FKETtrAUY 10, 1870
51, 48, 24. >! . 75, 33. 58. 61, 27. 18. 49, M, 20, b.
nONRT?Ct.ASS NO. 08?PKftKUAKV 10, 1870.
29, 18. 31. 06, 12. 8. 68, OK, 4. 83, 17, 35. 9.
'till information by applying to or addressing J. CLUTE,
200 Broadway, or bo* 4,HOB Pott olWo. ,
K' -sim monk, Die h 1XSON Yco. 'sTjr a n DMONfiriY
distribution, mi tlio Havana plan, to be druwn February
20;. also Royal Havana, of Cuba, draws February 19.
Full information by applying Co or addressing J. CLUTE,
200 Broadway, or box 4.1*18 Post office. _________
J^ENTUCKY STATE DlfiTRlBUTIOlT
DRAW8 SATURDAY, FEBItf ARY 20. 1876.
$809.0;'II 111 cash distributed. $300.(100.
Grand capital prize, $50,000. 5.3711 other." from $241,000 to
$lltNAll prizes paid In lull after the drawing.
Tickets, <10; halves, $ : quarters, $2 50.
THOMAS II. HAYS A CO..
697 Broadway. New York.
VTOTICK.
1X Wp would request copies of bills of all goods purchased
by us in 1676, both paid and unpaid, to be sent immediately
to LK8HER. WHITMAN A CO.,
Nob. 502 and 504 Broadway.
VfERVOUS EXHAUSTION^?A MBIITCAL E88AY.
Ax comprising a scries of lectures delivered at Kshn's
Museum of Anatomy. New Yurk. on the cause and core of
Freuiature Decline^ showing indisptitahly bow lost health
may be regained, affording ? clear synopsis of the im
peilimonis to marriage and the treatment of nervous sml
physical debility, being the result of 20 year*' experience.
Price, 25 rents. Address the antlior. Dr. L. J. KAllN, irffiee
and residence 51 East loth at.. New York.
TlOYAL SAXON LOTTERY. ~
It Bran-wick and Hamburg Lotteries.
llrval Havana Lottery.
WACHMMAN A CO., Bankers,
Post office box 3,316. 75 and 77 Nassau st.
oval Havana lotteryv-next " drawing
February 5, 1876. Capital prise. $100,000. Prises
cashed, information furnished. Highest rates paid for
Spanish bills, governments, Ac.
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers. No. 11 Wall St.
TAMAR INDIES-A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOZENGE,
agieeubte to take , specific remedy for constipation and
its consequences. I G'.tiLLO.N, 27 Rue Kamhuleau, Paris.
Depot, CASWELI L v/.AHU A CO.. Now York.
W^HILE AN^t'^'jAiO THE COMPLETE DK8TRUOVl
tion by lire of our late premises, 444 and 446 Broadway,
on the 8th inst , we take occasion to inform our friends
that we have purchased the building Nos. 5o2 and 504
Broadway exteuding through to Crnehy St. now occupied in
part by Messrs. 0. (i. Gunther's Sons, where we are prepared
to fill orders as m-tore I.ESIIKK. WHITMAN A CO.
ASA H IMU1 -ROYAL HAVANA M)TTXET;
f04U.UUU. NEXT DRAWING FEB. 19.
Circulars, with full particulars, sent tree.
P. C. DEVLIN A CO., Ststiooers and General Agents.
3d Liberty St., New York.
SPORT I.NG?IK Mi N, IlIllDS, AH.
I|iOR SALE?ONE VERY NICE PUG PUP. Til REE
' mouths old; some very nice small Skye Terrier Dogs
and one very handsome Spills Dog, at 148 East 36th st .
stable 3. No. 1(1
THK Tl'RF.
FLEETWOOD PARK.-THE LEASE, rRANCHISES
and Properly of the Fleetwood Association, comprising
tlio Trsck, Club Honse. Grand Stand, Sheds and the entire
property belonging to the Association, are fnr sale, exchange
or to l<-a>e on libera, terms; possea-iou April 1, 1H7S. Apply
to PHILIP DA'l'EK. 2t> Broad St.. New York.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, ?N.< .
I GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALE OP
A ELEGANT TROTTING HORSES.
SUPERIOR CARRIAGES, WAGONS, SLEIGHS. AC..
BY ORDER OK HIE EXECUTORS OK THE ESTATE
OK JOHN I,. MARTIN. KSO., DKOKASUD.
THE STOCK NOW REMOVED FOR CONVENIENCE
OK SALE TO
ST A RLE NO. :i NE1LSON PLACE fMEHCER 8T.L
BETWEEN WAVERLRY AND CLINTON PLACES, AND
IN PEAR OP NEW YORK HOTEL,
where it will a!! he eold positively by auction to the highest
bidder, irrespective of cost or value.
THIS DAY (KRIDAY'. KEH 11. AT 11 O'CLOCK
by CIIaKLKS C. DUKK, Auctioneer.
Including a team of handsome blood hayyonuir preminm
Gc dings. second t> none in the State In point ot beauty,
style and speed combined; are 1~?', hands high t both H years
olil. They were selected in Kentucky expressly for Mr.
Martin by Colonel W.?t, one of the host Judges of fine
horses In that Slate. One was sired by Mamhrino Pstchen,
d im by Matuhrib" Clilef; the otliei by Edwin Pbrreel. darn
by Bald Chief. One has a record of 3 43; the other of
2 :4il1s They are dowdy mated in apnearanre, style gait
and action; are compact and strongly made, with fine
blooded heads and necks, which they carry eery high;
tlowing manesand tails and ail black points, strong flat
limbs and tine feet; sre extra attractive either moving or
standing; have no vices, faults or tricks, either in the
stable or out; tludr late owner was offered R3.1S10 fnr
them at Richfield Springs last August, hot liaa always
refused au ..:i.>*?. *? tin neaitn won naa. and tii?v were :
m> gentle and o?>) drivers thai ha maid speed and |
handle them either to family phaeton or to trotting I
wagon with safety; they were exhibited at White Plain* !
this fall, anil driven a triai together la 2:51, and afterward
tlieir owner showed them to 4 seat phaeton, parrying 3
persons, la 3 iU, tbev are elegant driver*, single or lioable;
have aiae. style and niatcle enough for roach or phaeton,
atid speed enough for gentleman's trotting team . are war
ranted sound, kind and perlect. and are just ruining in their
prime.
Also a fine and fart golden chentnnt f thoroughbred
trotting Mare, 15S high, t) year* old; aired by Kentucky
Hunter, dam by Cealugtoii. i* an amiable, sweet end
pleasant driver: no rvad too long for her; can trot to
road wagon o miles In l<r> minutes, and a lady can drive her,
and ran trot a single mile in leas than 1' do, under the watch,
and do It with grace and stele; several prominent trainers
solicited this (set young mare to enter her in puree* this last
season, as her great speed, nigged constitution and great
powers of eudurance warranted the belief that she waa. for a
green one. second to soue. but her late owner wished to
road her this year and enter her next aeason, when the
would be fully developed : she shows line blood, and is ona of
the moat genteel roedaters on road; warrsmed sound and
kind.
The feat on* three quarter thoroughbred blood hay fielding
Henry .1. Herbert, i hands high, 7 years old: lean elegant
styled horse; rich and genteel in appearance ; long,
flowing inane end tall: fine di-position and fine open gait;
he knows as much as any ordinary driver; leart no locomotive
or anything slae; ran trot 5 mile* In 14 minntes. a single
mile in 2:35 under the wateh. end was never trained but
six weeks, when he showed private trial In 2 34. driven uj
.lack Phillips, tuned by Port Learned Vanderoilt and several
others, who can be referred to: is valashle for trsck or road
purposes . is warranted soutd. kind and irus; must I- teen
to be appreciated . was formerly owned by the late Charles '
C- Revere. ,
Also a beautifnl brown Hambietnnian Mare, Lady Ires,
151* hands and 6 years old; sired by Volunteer, dam by
Revenue . the Is a graceful and stylish creature, is docilw
an t p'eassn* for my on? w drive ; is pur* gsUed and ran
with proptr training, ?be own bo*I HuW; warranted ?ound |
and kin'L "
Beautiful and fart bay trotting gelding Voting Champion:
he i? 1">? hand* high. ti< ?ireJ by Champion and I* hair
brother to the Bonner hor*e; we* rai*e<l he lien T. Weaeer,
K? i . of Oneida eonnty. N V.; hit dam vai tired by Oweeon
Chief and trotted in 7 fW on L'tica track, hi* deaeent from
two of our beet branch#* nl the trotting horn# give* to lb*
public high e\p?i tatl"u of what he will yet do: Champiyn
l* bnt live tear* old and wae purr-baaed be Mr. Martin fait
pring. and ha* been eery carefully need; never been allowed
to *hnw hi* bc*t "P-'ed ; he ha* the right way of going
and ?hnw* at time* a 'i :? gad. and with hnt little patience
aud j*e will make a eery ta*l horse . he la warranted round
i*ntl Kind
n b.-tiie above six horsf.b are well
WORTHY THE CLOSEST IXSI'KCTli)!* AND ex AM- ,
1N AVION. AND TBI A I. IS imtited before the
SALE. AS WELL AS APTER.
Carriage* c< n?i?t of I Conpe. 1 Rnekaway. 3 lop Road
Trotting Begone. Dole and *haft*; 1 Pony Phaeton. I Portlend
Sleigh, tingle and double Harnett, due imported
krrnev lire** Blanket*. Sweat Blanket* and l!o?d'a elegant
Mark Hear and Seal Par Kobta, pluah lap Ruga, Whipt, Ac.,
\ c Sic
I'M* will he one o| the (Inert *ale* of the *ea*on and gentlemen
In eanrch of n Una, rallable and fa?t trotting Imree
hould avail theineelve* of the opportunity and attend tbl*
ale, aa they will And eeerytbing aa represented. Stock now
"VLL"^TITAK'^LPTOSITIVKLY TO HIOHERT
RIDDHR WITHOUT LIMIT OR RKSERVATIOB; MOBY
bJDDJXU. CAleL AMI AiA/MiM* BEFOUL HALK
W YO
)RK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
HORSES, CARRIAGES, AC.
4 i | HON HOI BR Of ARCH JOHNSTON,
J\ 10. 21. 2a and 2> lath ?t ,
uear University place. 1
I EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
j 24 hours to three days' trial on bones warranted sound.
The oldest and utoNt reliable house In the city.
r PARTIAL CATALOGUE ol Tills DAY S tale at 10
^ o'dofk,
~ ELEGANT BAY MARE. 15^ hand*. 7 years: kind in
j nil harness and under saddle; hits not a vice or
a- tiick of any kind; a spirited hut gentle driver; has
> never been trained for speed, and trots inside 3
minutes to-day; is not afraid of anything: does
~ not sliy or pull; is of the best stock In the country; i
? pedigr e time of sale; one of the most promising
-J homes in the city; warranted sound.
> SIDE BAR ROAD \\ AGON, in good order, by R. M.
y Stiver*.
jJ SET HARNESS made to order.
IMPORTED ENGLISH HARNESS?Balance of invoice
X of Brougham and double Harness, to he sold for
?< account whom it may concern, by order of AsW
signee.
* TEAM DARK GRAY HORSES, IftU hands, fl years;
amu in an names*; ire? irom vice; well mutcneu;
Rood, free, ihowjr. htyliik driven; not afraid of a
locomotive or anything else; huve not been trained
for speed, but promise to b? taut, nuci are un excellent
team for any use: warranted found.
~ GL 4SS QUAKTKit COACH. in good order, bv Dunn,
ir. EXPRESS DELIVERY ESTABLISH MENVT?Brown
I* Horse, 15V hands, B veurs; kind in all harness;
- free from \ ice . has I M> le and gr??at dura*#?;
a good, free, willing driver ; not afraid of anything ;
2 will stand without tying; a first class horse for any
une; warranted Hound.
? PLATFORM SPRING TOP DELIVERY WAGON; by
* P. Kettorer.
BROWN POKY, foil mane and tail, 13 hand*. 0 years,
kind in all harness and under saddle; free from
T* vice; perfectly safe for children or ladies to ride or
drive: a family pel: every way reliable; warranted
C sound.
w TOP PONY PTIAETON, nearly new, by Ellis A MailtlV.
fe ASSIGNEES' SALE OF EXPRESS DELIVERY KS53
TABLISHMENT8, consisting of 3 first elans Horses,
15*4 hands each, 7, H atid H years old; ?very wa\
reliable; of great endurance; willing workers; will
^ stand without tviug; huve not a vice or trick of any
kind ; good, fast travellers, and all wan ant?.4 sound,
5 THREE TOP EXPRESS or Delivery Wagons, built to
< order; flames*. At., to be sold without reserve.
TWENTY-ONE OTHER HOUSES; description tunc of
sale.
FOUR PONY|PIlAETONSAND THREE TOP WAGONS,
for account whom it may concern, this day. at
ARCH. JOHNSTON'S Mart, 10 to 2ft 13th st., near University
place. W eat her never Interferes with our
SALE AT iOvO?CLOOK.
UCTION HOldK OF VAN TABS ELL A KEARNEY?
110 and 112 EAST 13TII bT., 1
F NEAJJ 4TU AV.
REGULAR RALES OF HOUSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On every horse that is warranted sound or kind and true
in harti(*MM. Irmn hum Lh ?1*\ s it* oiven Ui test u ur
runice*.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAY'S (FRIDAY) SALE'AT
10 O'CLOCK.
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT.?ELKOANT TRAM RAY
Horsei, with lull manes and tails, 10 hands high, 0
and 7 years old; hliirl and true in all harness; tree
from vice; very stylish and handsome ; fast travellers;
prompt ami pleasant drivers; one ol the tiuest earri.ige
teutus in the city, and warranted sound.
COLD MOUNTED HARNESS, MADE HY LOWPF..V.
LANDAU LET, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY JOHN
O. Ham.
BAY HORSE, 15 HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD; KIND
and true in all harness; tree from vice ; a good truvrl1
tree und stylish driver; a first class road Horse
warranted sound.
J*. II' su, in good order, and
TO * I AD WAGON, BUT LITTLE USED, BUILT BY
1 'wster A Co.. ol Broome st.
TEA? MAY HORSES, ltiU, HANDS HIGH, 7 AND S
years old; kind and true ill all harn as; free from vice;
have been used by a private luiully, and are a lirst
class team for eencral use.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, MADE BY WOOD GIBSON.
CLARENCE. IN GOOD ORDER. BY BREWSTER A CO.
BROWN HORSE. 10 HANDS HIGH. H YEARS OLD,
kind and time in all harness. free Ironi vice; a fast
traveller; free, prompt and stylish driver; leors
nothing, aud superior uorsc for family carriage driving.
Set Coupe Harness and
TOP DEPOT WAGON. IN HOOD ORDKR.
SORREL MAKE, 15*4 HANDS HIGH, 7 YEARS OLD.
kind and true in all harness; free from vice; un tr.-t
in 3 in in 11 teM; is a first class road inure, and safe tor
any one to drive.
Also Set Harness and
TOP KOAD WAGON, IN PERFECT ORDER. BUILT BY
I. B. Brewster A Co.
BROWN IIOKSK, lft*f HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD,
kind and true in all hitmen*;.tree from vice; a good
freo driver and an excellent home lor general nee.
Alto Set Harness and
TOP WAGON. BUILT BV LAWRENCE.
BAY HORSE, 15 HANDS HIGH. 7 YEARS OLD. KIND
und true in all tinmen, free from vice und good traveller;
free, prompt and stylish driver aud in every wuy
nufe and reliable; net Harness and
COUPE ftOCKAWAY, NEARLY NEW; HAS POLE AND
ahafla.
BLACK CO UP R HORSE, IB HANDS HIGH. 8 YEARS
old; hatt beou uatd in a conpe und sold to close an estate.
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES; DESCRIPTION TIME OF
sale.
FOUR PASSENGER PARK PilAETONS IN GOOD
order.
GLASS OUARTERED COACH IN GOOD ORDER
BAROUCHE TN GOOD ORDKR, EXTENSION TOP
Pliaetop Hock aw ay*. Phaeton". Depot Wagons, Wagon
Pole- iuiiI a large lot of second hand Boot*, Saddles,
Mii/ale*. Ac.. Ac.
SAND CAKi AND SET CART HARNESS.
SALE COMMENCES AT ID O'CLOCK.
AT ARCH. JOHNSTON S HALE. THIS MORNING, AT
ten o'clock, 13th at , near University place.
Two Ant iuase Express or D< ILcr> Wagons.
Three first eUss Express Horses.
Two elegant Road Homes
One gray lumilv Carriage Te mi.
For account ol whom it niuy concern. See catalogue above*
-MAJOR CHA8. U BAKKEK, A1 rflONBRB
Peremptory sale of a ireiulewati's elegant Trotting
Tiirlimit, sold by order of W. W Devine, attorney and
referee. to take place to-morrow. Saturday, February 12, at
II o'clock, ut Barker A Son's city auction mart und New
York Tattersall*. corner of Broadway and 39tb *U, hi d consisting
ol the well known and very speedy black trotting
gelding Billie Young. 151, high, foaled 1HCH. gut by Jupiter,
dam fairy Belle, by Mambrino Chief; has a record ol 2:35*4,
and can beat 2 :40 to the pole; is pleasant and reliable road
home ; no nailer, aud w arruutrd sound and kind; also top wide
bar road Wagon, by G. Hownrd, Jr.. an l neHrly new; hue
Harness, Clothing, Ac., Ac. Property uow on exhibition.
\ BLACK * ( III NKY OAKADIAX I'UNV; ALSO I
two otiier Horses, vonng and *?uud; also two Express
Wagon*, IIarness. Apply at the butcher's. 182 Division at.
A ?$1*75 WILL Bi Y A FINK STIVERS SHIFTING
J\ top Buggy , cost $450 la.wt October; a tine llarnesw,
foO; worth $100. At private stable. No. 20 East 2!*th St.
A BARGAIN HKLDOW OFFERED.
AV?> trill bay a gentleman's rurnoot, complete; beam!- |
ful bay Hone, 7 years old, 1!>^ liantla. warranted sound,
kind and tnie Mlvera' top W aeon, floe Harness, Robes, j
Hlank. t?, Ac., all good as new; the establishment co-t
fl.400; man be mild, ai Mr. Sherman has retired from tliu
road. Private stable, first door east of University place, in
12th ??.
\PISK BAY llolt.S.:, tl YE AIM. i?i, IIA N MS,
without apot or blerulsh. the finest eonpe or carriage
horse in this city, for ?ale cheap. 1.11 Kasi Broadway.
? Kolt SALE," Kol'lt CHUNKEY BI'ILT HOCKS.
suitable for truck, farmer or any business, at a socri"
lice ; trial allowed. 55 South 5th av., between Houston and I
Hleockor its.
~l~OFFER, ON ACCOUNT OK MY HUSBAND'S |
. death, four Burses, suitable for truck, farmer or any ;
business, hall value. Hti Amity st., between Thompson and j
Sullivan.
A H A RO AIN?TOP KIDR HA It ROAl? WAtioN AND |
Harness. both nearly new. Apply at shoe store corner
15th st. and tilh av.
GOOD HOUSE. HARNESS AND B("SINKS> WAGON
for sale fhnap; $:t'(l. Can be seen nt WINTERBOTTOM'S
stables. It Bullivan st.
UOIIMN >11,1. OK IJ VERY srui'K AIT'.o Kl'l.liiS
av . Hrooklvn, on Friday. Kehraary 11, at 11 o'clock, by |
Coi.K A MURPHY, 11 good Horses, six Clarences an.l ,
t oachcs. Hold by virtue of a mortgage, 1<1 Sleighs, top 1
Buggies, Roekaways. Bretta, Harness, Robes, Blankets, {
Office Furniture, Ac.
UrOR BALK, A FIRNT cLASSPAY 1NG LIVERY
s stable, on accooul o( owner having other business.
For intormation address A. P., box l,:thi General Post
Office.
?TEN NEW AND Hrd'OMi HAND BlslNrss
s Wagons, below cost, for express, grocers. hutclier?,
bakers, laundry, package and delivery wagons: Aim to fi.yi.
WAOON MANUFACTORY. SIti Spring st.
A -FUR RALE, TO SATISFY A Jl DGMKNT. FIVE
. Horses, fit for any business, at half value: trial allowed.
Inquirewt 20 Amity St.. between Greene and Mnroer,
/ 1 ARTS Mil I K asm WM.IIN rwu I'll II. CAK1S.
) single Truck, cheap, and Baker's or Milk Wagon, with
tap, all vary cheap.
F* ORHORHEH WITH M'RAIN Til KB DAN MACE REConimends
"Talcott's Cnre." J C TAf.COTT. Pr?pri- i
elor. Mith >1. nod l'fth ar Sold by MOSKM AN, 114 Cham- <
burid : KIDDKK, Nl John ?t.
For sale?the stock of a oood livery
.table in Brooklyn, the owner having other hnaltieta to
attend to iletrirea to aell out hie livery hnaineaa whlrh he will
tell on liberal terma to n good end reliable pervon. or will
take real easaie in part payment, or a tmall farm in flew
Jerrey: prlre JlO.itti Addreaa WILLIAM ANN'IN, Herald
Brooklyn Hranoli office.
F3oR SALE?OS ACCOUNT OK OWNER'S HA VINO
I gone in Kurnpe. a iarra "0'' aprlug Landau, nearly new, I
incomplete order, made by Million tiniet A Co., of'Paria.
Can be teen for two dayt at HaRNETT S nable. Not. 13 and
17 Kaat dOto it. ^
ie'or sai.k-i.iiut> 'ili> established livkky
L and Boarding Stable; well etncked; doing go...I ateady
baetnena. J. W. JuKALKMON, Store Broker, 1,267 Broad"f
IitOR SAI.K?MCST BE SOLDAT A HACKI KICK. FOUR
1 Canadian Poolet. IS hand*, young and round; will
suit farmer, grocer. 113 Harrow at., near Greenwich.
T.10R S4LK?TWO CANADIAN HORSES, IA HANDS;
r young and teund; tuuat tell; no work. 167 I'Uruto.
pher at.
TilOR KAJ.E-A STYLISH KENTCCKTTioKSE."baY. .
r l.'it, bind. high. 3 rears old. broken to both taddle ami I
harnete; any reaaonable offer will,be accepted. Apply at I |
private etahie No 1 Kaat 4'_M it. | ,
TJ70R SALE 1 HBAP-TKA* Of HORSES, BATS. 16 j
P bands, 7 and bream . warranted eound and kind . two
one hor.e Trneka; Harnett, halt valna. Inquirt of CARMAN.
633 Hudson tt.
TfiOR SALE CHEAT-TOR WANT OK I'SE, ONE GOOD j
P Cart Hone Inquire at the New York Tube Works'
office, .'>17 Wen 45th tt. __ _ _
OR_SALE CHKAP?A GRAY HORMK, s'l lTABLR
for either carritge or drtnghl; alao a rlieatmit Horae, ;
S year. old; both warranted round and gentle. Bold lor
want of nee. Apply at ?<> Kaat 4L'd it. ________ '
ft vniititt: in search ok a horse, ho to tiim
J ial? at ABI'H. jOHSSTON'H oM ami reliable home lt?
in 'i.'i l.llti it, near Lairtrilty place, this morning at 10
o'eloc.k.
L"*~ANDAl? AND LANDAULKTN.
A 8. PLAN DRAT,
373 and 374 tnn iM it., "Id stand of Brrwit.r A Co.
STABLK TO LhT-BKsr VKNTILATKD bTAHLK IN
New Ynrk. containing 37 open and bn* Haiti; plenty of
rarriare mom and riostt*, poaitcaaioti May I. Jnuuir* at at*Id.
I..4 Kaatd7U> it.
HIV II
U, 1876.?WITH SUPPLE
millBI, ( AIUII A(> KS, .
ONE OK Til K MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES IN TUB
city, dark dapple bay, |fit4 baud)*, t> years old, safe uud
r eliable, handsome easy driver. warranted sound and kind.
c?u tr. t in 2:30; alto elegant lurht city made top Konv
l'haoten: one superior licht side bar top Wapou, by stivers;
fine llurnes*. Ar.; will veil separately if desired. Address
Mrs. W1LKINS, St. James llotel, or call at private stable
115 Eltst 'J2d st. Very cheap tor cash.
TO LET?A STABLE, ON CENTRAL- A\\, NEAR
1 Jmice Smith's; Bulkhead, vacant Lots and Btiildltnrs,
toot of tratisevoort St., suitable tor auy purpose. O. B. LAWTON,
4J-J West st.
rpu LET I'KlVti i: STABLES* AT Till" \\ E>T~ I7TH
X st. uud 144 West 30tli st.. between fltb and 7th avs.
JAMES 8TIKEMAN. 7b Wall st.
TO LET-STABLE A.NIM'OAfll HOUSE, PART OK A
commodious private Stable uud Coach House, with use
of box stall; imalern accommodations; In West 13th st.
Apply to 8. V. JAYNK, iltJS! West Hid st.
W~ ANTKD-AN EXC KLI.KNT" I.AD1KS' SALH'TTE
horse; one thst Is broken to single harness. State
lowest price aud where can he seen. Address OIKAKI),
Herald oflioe.
rANTE7i TOIIIKB?ONE OR TWO STRUNG TttlVK
llorses. by week or month. Apply, with horses, at US
SedRwick st., Brooklyn, near Hamilton ferry.
& I -BEAUTIFUL NEW LIOIIT TOI* EXI'KKSS
IPA'JU. Wajfou; built for $11-3; want olfer. 11*4 West
HHb st.
<*in mwi > KALW K mortoaoe, WILL
p 1" ".U* M.r purchase ihe Building and Btuluess of the
finest Hoarding Stable in this city, where there are at present
nearly 1U0 boarders.
UOETCUH'S A CORYELL, 2tW Broadway.
_ ruropc
)N?A PROFESSOR, OF PARIS, LIVING
!i ? Bols do Boulogne. nill bo prepared to receive,
noa, three pupil*, not older than 14; comfort, taiuily
life optional advantag e for acquiring foreign Ian*
guag. ion and heaid, 4,UtV) trains a year. Apply to
l>r. A ? well. Maaa.. or, Mr. RICHARDS. No. 7 Rue
Scribe, i*. .. ddreaaot the Professor. Dr. KEBCKUOKKB,
Paris, Neuilly 11 Hotilevard du ('hatred.
Stick hotel lbs anglais, a first cla b
?y hotel, facing the sou and under English management.
It. BAKKK I1AYS, Secretary, 80 Coleman St.. Ijondon, K. C.
fiEti \L NOTH ? :s.
|}1 ' xN l N A McKELSBY.?IN PCTRS1 ANCK OP AN (>?:Fi
der of Hon. .Johcph F. Daly, Judge of the Court of
Common pleas for the City and Comity of Now York, notice
ia hereby given to the creditor* of the above named
firm of Erwln A McKelaev, of 72 Front *t., New York city,
to preaent their claims. with the voucbera duly certified, t<?
the undersigned, usigneos of the nhove named firm, at
either of the addresses hereinafter given, on or before the
28th day ot April, 187(1.
ClIAKLKs BELLOWS. 41 Reaver at.. New York city;
EMANUEL RISING, 47 F.ont at . New York city.
Assignees in trust tor creditors.
Dated Nkw York, Jan 24, 1H7?1.
NrOTlCK ISA HI. L 8TB WART, OR ROMANS, SIS
tor of tin late William Stewart, Farmer Corstorphlne
Hank, near Edinburgh, and widow of the late Archibald
Kotnaus. sometime millwright at Hobbs* mills, in Scotland
or her cUiidp u. are requested to communicate with Robert
Men*i??, s. 8. C., No. ft North St David st., Edinburgh,
agent for the testamentary trustee of the said William
Stewurt, who holds part of the residue of the deceased's
estate, in which she and her children are Interested.
proposals.
QITY OF BOSTON.
Proposals lor Sewer Pipe.
Proposals will be received at Sewer Department, City
liall, till March 1 for the whole or any part of 20,000 feet of
12-Inch vitrified Sewer Pipe, including 1,0006-Inch branches.
Apply an above for specification and form of proposal.
The right reserved to decline all hide, indorse bids, "Proposal
for Sower Pipe," and address to
CLINTON VILKS,
Chairman Committee on Sewers.
NKW8PA PBRI.
rpiIE FIGHT FOR THE DIAMOND MINK AND THE
A part the masked "Buckshots" took therein. Read
Albert W Aiken's great story, "The Molly Magitiref," out
February 21. in No. 486 of the Fireside Companion.
THK LECTURE MR Vso\.
/lOOPER I NION.?FREE LECTURES FOR THE
\J people in the Great llail, atjH P. M
Saturuuy, February 12, tlie lecture will br delKered by
Prof. \\ iIlium H. Goodvcar, on
The Greek Temple."
with Stereoptlcion Views of the Kulns of Athens and F'oestiiin.
Ticket* can he had gratis at the office of the Chopnr
Union, and at D. Van Nosttand'a honk *tere, 2'A Murray *t.
AHRA.M S. HEWrn. Secretary.
INSTRUCTION.
A6bktlrm an want8 \ yol no i ad\ to trach
hint the EogHsh languu^e. Address E., box 111
Herald Uptown Branch office.
PAHIORAPIIH; PAINTING.? ORN \MKNT YOUR
home ?t roske pnfWaldr bnMncw; Instnieilon for 11.
CurioMit) seekers not wanti-d: ring three time*.
MORKKLL, 707th av., near 14th st.
vroi NO LAliFl 8 DBHlKOl - < ! FINISHING I III I ll
I eflnriitii.il in Uerrnaniu will find a comfortable home in
a reep??vtable fMsUr ; e&oetlent reforfnoeu given. Address
Mrs -TI.|NHAKhT Eisenach. Thuriiigin.
P v \< i\<; ACADEM1B8.
I 1. AK'R ACADEMY OK DANCING, 1SHP HLKKCKKK
Ai' % si. Cl *** open tor beginners. Semi tor circular
ALLEN IIOUWOUTI: > DAM m SCHOOL^
So. 212 "iiii av.
Brooklyn branch at liW Washington -t Classes or private
lesson* for ladfus, untitle men and children. For particular*
rend lor circular.
A?CARTER'S DANCING A?'\hLM\, I'l.lMrroN s
Bnlldirig. Stn> vetnut snd (Ah sis.?New < !**>. ?
now forming; privato i???ous in glide and *H.Hmnbly * allies
a specialty
AT MK. TRINkUS AC.ilU.MY t)K I? A N? I Ni?,
J\. Lyric Hall, tkh ar. (Reservoir square).
Pupils can begin and attend at their conventence.
Receptions Dansante every Friday evening.
4 TO II NITERS DANCING \< iDRMV 175 8TATR
j\ mi., Brook I vn, classes lor beginners are now forming.
Send for a circular.
MPMCAl*
A GENTLEMEN OF GKKAT EXPERIENCE GIVES
JV lust ruction on the pianoforte, organ, harp and barmony,
at pupil's residence; 81'> quarter; references
given Address, with residence, TKACKiKR, ho* 124 Herald
Uptown Branch office.
C1UUROHB8 MAY OBTAIN MNGBRS AND'ORGXN
) ists, in every way competent. b\ applying si iVe
NKW YORK CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC.
No 5 Fast 14th St.. near f?ih av., next to Delmnulco't.
mbAOlTKB WANTED RINGING AND PTRLOK OIL
L gan ?To Instruct a little girl in bhth: young lady preferred
mho I*, accustomed to teaoMnir.children: advertiser
resides near :i7th ?t.. on west side. Stale term* and addpes*
V, box JtU? Herald office.
11," ANTED?A YOUNG LA f?Y TO ENTERTAIN COM*.
y puny, who ran sing and play on the piano: references.
Address LAURKM2R. Herald Uptown Branch office.
PI INOrORTRI, ORG AWN, AC.
1: F. NT, i P?: h. fl i, Mil-: \M> i.iom)
P.anneof mir own make. llW fur *!? and rent, a
numbtt of line Mo und hand Pianos, In perfect order. WILI*IAM
K.N A HE A CUL. No. ll2oth av., above IHih st.
?FOR SALKT A MAGNlKIclKNT FOUR ROUND
Stelnwav Pianoforte lor $20 >: an elegant rosewood
case, improved sca.e. T'a octave Windsor Piano, cost $l.20>l,
f.?r 8'. ha* guarantee and hill of sale ; Ftool, Cover, Music
(Cabinet, cost $1(10. box for shipping, fall this day at private
residence VJk) West 2Bd st.. near Bth av
OKI U BARO AINT?7)? OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
Piano, front rouud corners, all modern improvements,
tj make, not ttstd six months, for $B0Ucash;
(.'bickering s. *<tefn way's. Waters' and other first class *er.
ond ltaud Pianos at wonderfully low prices. Warerooms 4H1
B idway. HORACE WATERS A SONS
T PRO UTS FAMILY VIILSRI'L THKIR KLRUANT
XV Chtrkorlng Pianoforte at eacrifioe; tonr round, 7'. octave,
carved ruaewood ca.e. full axr.R" overvtriimr Piano,
coat $ 1,0f K). forftfUU; Stool, Cover. a 7W octavo Decker A
Hroa. upright I'iann. Dearly new. $2fJ; box for (flipping.
Coll private realdetiee 47 ffwi lflth ??.
A STEIN WAY~ UKAND, NEW FPRItiHT AND
miliar. f'ianoa ?u<i Urbane on Instalment. and to rent;
iarire as.orttnent S. X. HA 1.1, A CO., I.'i Eaet Mtb II
t HKAI TIM I, ffAMlKOKTK. (UK. A STFIMWV
iv I'ixnoforlo ; (rrenl sxcriflce. J. HIUDLK, Ct Wnrerlejr
plnee. near Hroadwajr.
"t liRl.tT SACKirif E VAI.MHI 1 \ I -A I IN tu:if
Xi. cade I'arlor Huit, coal $I7.N. forfl'.O; two do., >75 nnd
>5ii; I'iaiuifortr!, Cumin., I'aintiujs ; I'liamber Suite, with
llreaaiux f'aee, f4<). up; t'arpete 30 eenta; iep? and hairelnth
Suite, f30, up; Dinluir f urniture. Silverware. Mattre.eee.
Bedding. Miietbe.oid. Call at private raeiileuce
In.. Ke.t IStli ?t. twu d(Mire fVoru -It av.
VHKAI UK I. RtlsKU'OOl) 7 DrT.UK I'lAMr
forte for $100. No. 24.7 Kant 30th at.
AMMA1NS.-UPRIOHTS AND SyCAREs" RKNT~$4
and upward. Sew I'laona on Inetaluient. of >12
monthlr. Rlnno ram Melodeou, fan. UOKIJON A BON.
No. I.I fcaat 14th at.
I ADV WILL BELL FOR $100 CHICKRR1 NO ROSE".
J 2 wnud 1'ianr.f. rte, modern improvemente, parlect order;
iweet, powerful tone. 2S Eaet 7d at., near 2d av.
I'RKIoHT \Nf> syrtUR IMANOS AN D Old, ANS~TO
! rent very law or .old on email monthly pajrmetita, at
Bt.TTS' Wareroome, 7SH Broadway, corner 10th et.
AMVSBMBXTS.
II aiif-nv <w mcsic. mtim i
A MBT TITIENS MATINEE.
lO-MOBROW JUTI'KDAY), FKKKfAHY 13. ATI::*)
IL TROVATOKK.
MM.E. TKKKKHA TITIENR,
Beaumont. Brignoll. Tatfliapletra, MacDonalil.
Heat* can no**be aecured at the Academy of Muwcand
l?- Broadway ftoora open at 12 :#A
r 'ili' K l I: i N' II t LI. TII Mc,HI OPENING NIOIIT
Filth ??eDii?U>ort urw Cour-o. Grand Concert Adolph
?<.h?t. baritone: ft P Kurhank. reader; W. K WtlUaina,
riraniat. and Yonl* Apollo Cltib t ourer Tirkete. ?2 50;
tinrlr Rrtrrred "Tata. 7'>c.; Admietrton. .Vic. Can be had at
I'ond t. 3t) I nion |quare.
T card"
iV Mile MARIE ZOK opene at Theatre Royal, Montreal,
iheAltt. Thla lam alinuld not be eonfonnd> d with the box
rymnart now pef..rmlnir at a Broadway variety theatre,
intler the name of Mile. toe.
.^OCIKTV BCHSAHMCH' RVEKY hATI I:I>AY KV| N.
O inf; Perreit'e Aaaetnbly Room*, Tammany Building,
14th et. t'ARTIFX A CO.. Managera.
I'flB IS RIHBf | UK IB RINKN 1" NEW KAHTKR
11 anthem, b] I! P Dankt. price 3Tv.: alte "Chriet.
the l^trd. la KleenJ' by Wilaon, 7.V ; by Andrew*. .Vtr . by
Lloyd, 4t>r.: " hr|t Oor I'eaaoier," Tnomaa. (I, by Chapule,
oOe.; ' Mornini Break*," hymn. Clarke. .Vie.
DfTMiN .* < o 711 Broadway.
BANJO, tVciTJR, BONO AND DANCR~ jf(f~AMD
' bur Daxingyanght, by II C DOKSOS, 344) B. w.r?
I'rrHK POWP.R. OK M>YK* WfTII THE GRAND
1. Pariaian Bialet Troupe, and BKTTIE KF.MMKI.ltBKKll,
at TONY JftrifOH'b Matinee. Iliia Friday, at lev
I clock.
ERAJ
IMBNT.
amdkkmkktr.
Academy 01 kchic. riTlKJU ,
UKAND ITALIAN opera 1
this (KKll'AV i'irIMM,. y,,. n ;il * 1
Lasr urand opkka niuhi
i,a FAVOK11 A. 1
theresa titiens tfitr ili?* tir*t time in Aiuerioe) ti
leonora. i 1
lllll.Mil I I i
First appearance thie iwinl of tlw I unous baritone.
rtienor TAULIaFIETKa ' c
Musical Director anil Conductor M AX M ARBT/.KK -I
SATURDAY. Feb. IS. 1 *.3? I* 31. t
LAST T1TIENS MATINEE.
* II. TKOVATOKE.
Rents can be secYrcu ut the Box Office. Academy ol Music,
Hill St.. and at RUDOl.l'HS. ltV2 Broadway.
MONDAY. FEB. H. ACADEMY OK Mi .SIC. Baltimore
VUaDEWY OF MUSIC. ITALIAN OI'EKA. '
ADELAIDE FUILLll'S.
ITALIAN OI'EKA COM CANY.
MONDAY EVEN I NO, February 14. at S o'clock,
II. BAKI'lEKK III sEUGI.IA
Rosina Mix* ADELAIDE PIULLIIS
Herla dirxt a|i|i<*aranr'U) Higutiritiit LAMHKKIT
Count Aluiuviva Mr, TOM K.AUL
Fijruro ttirst appearance) Sic FKRKANTI
llr. Rartolo.... Sis- HACK1.LI
Don Basilic. ...Stjr. COLETTE Finrollo.... . Si(f. LOTT1
ORtND CliOKL S AND OKC'HKSTR A.
Mimical Director. Hit. Tomasi
WEDNESDAY EVENING Kit,. 10-11. T1SOVATOHK.
FRIDAY KVKNINti. Koh. IS-1.A CENERKNTOLA.
Reserved Seats, ft Nu ntid fii. according to location ; Boxes,
ntul fit). Seats and boxes now at Academy boa office,
Schiiuier's. 701 Broadway, anil Rulliuun's, lt-t Broadway.
HEATB8 C0M1QUB,
fill BROADWAY.
Mr. MATT MORGAN Manager
TUE FEMALE MINSTKELS, MILCA11KY TWINS.
THE REHEARSAL.
A new Olio introducing tint entire company.
MATT NEK WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
MONDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 14.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN, 1
in six acts and thirty-one scenes, an entire new company,
new Scenery, Ac., and the original colored Wilmington
.11 III I. EI'. SINOKKS.
"TJOWERY THEATRE. FRIDAY^EVENING,
r arewen noncm 01 airs. u * ikiwauu, m
UNCLE ToM'S CABIN.
. Saturday?A grand Matinee of Uncle Tom. at 2. I
Monday, February l-l-Mr K D. KATTON and CHARLES
KOSTKR, in a new Drama. t
Monday, February 21?SIC NOB KNR1CCO FR1///Q
rpOMl PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE.
X Grand Matinee (thin Friday) at 2 o'clock.
WONDERFUL ATTRACTIONS.
THE GRAND PARISIAN BALLET TROUPE. 1
Mi#x RETT IK REM M ELSHERO and 3<> beautiful and
irtlntlc Daneej? 1
NAT C. GOODWIN. the great actor, author and mimic,
giving correct renresentauon*. in character of
MR. KDWIN BOOTH
MR. KDWIN BOOTH
MR. KDWIN HooTll
as Richelieu. ChHiifkrau Kit, trunk Mayo as Dnw Crocket,
Sothern as Dundreary, Stewart Robaon and Gil# Williams.
HARRIS and CARROLL, Ethiopian Delineator#, In *
Songs, sketched, Dances and Banjo Sol oh.
Miss MAGGIE WESTON, the artistic representative of the
fashionable young men of the day.
UUS WILLIAMS, the great original. in his own original
German Songs, Sketches, Anecdotes and Parodies.
EMPIRE CHILDREN, Musical Pheuotucuona in Violin
j Solon and Duets.
ERNEST BY.N'E, Female Impersonator.
A DICE DAILY, the beautiful Song and Dance and Jig
artiste.
CHARLES WORLEY, the favorite Comedian, in new and
laughublc acts.
"The Dutch Bouncer." * Post Officer Messenger," "Old
Southern Nigs.' "The SfiUiner#."
Two hours and a lialf of continuoua merriment.
Secure seats early this morning for the Matinee to day.
Third avenue theatre.?b. w. HnviioocK.
Proprietor.?Eight new stars; Stuart Sisters, the great
Character Sketch Change Artists and Clog^iats: J. W.
McAndrewa, tlie original Watermelon Man ; II Big 3 Howard,
I William# and Nandlbrd, the Coles* Lew nud Lena, Dutch
I Song and Dunce and Sketch Artists. Immense success of the
Winnrtts, McAndrews groat specialty, I'nelc Kpb's Dream.
Kamity Matinee ever}' Uediounjr and Saturday at 2.
/TOLOS8EUM~. BROADWAY AND 36X11 ST.
POSITIVELY I THE ASSASSINATION
OK HIE ARCHBISHOP.
LAST I THE SIEGE OK PARIS.
panorama ok the
THREE DAYS | FRANCO-PRUSSIAN WAR.
OK THE GREAT Open from I to 4 IV M. And from 7!t
PAINTINGS. | t?> 10 P. M. Admission, 60 cents.
Children half price; no extras. Music in the promenade.
WOOD S MUSEUM. WOOD'S.
\r THIS DAY.
Evening at 8. I Mutinee ?t 2.
HERNANDEZ FOSTER I A. II SHELDON,
in his great Play, | In two piece*.
JACK HARKAWAY. CHAIN OK GUILT,
AFLOAT I and Lo*t at Long Branch.
AND ASHORE. I Admission. 116c.
LTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
J Broadway and 14th st.
SHERIDAN SHOOK Proprietor
A. M. PALMER ...Manager
7sth to 86th time id
rose michel,
illustrated with the I
an i most elaborate and beautiful ,
scenery
ever set upon a stage, anil with a cast of ,
J UNEXAMPLED STRENGTH,
UNDOUBTED | Including the following favorite natives ?
j Mes-rs. C. R. Tborne, Jr., Stuart Kohsfin,
| Theodore Hamilton, ,1. H. Stoddart. John
I I'srsclle, Elien Plyinpton. T. E. Morris,
TBIUM I'll, j Lvsander Thompson. W. H Wilder ami
| \V' S. Uuigley, and Misses Rose Eytlnge,
I Fanny Moranl, Mcta Bartiett and Augusta
! Raymond.
SA1 I RIMY, Kehriiarv 12.
THIRTEENTH MATINEE OF ROSE MICHEL.
Seats secured two weeks in advance.
I'RIDVk EVENING. M.i rch 4,
luiTH PERFORMANCE (if KO.H-. MICHEL.
TA"LLACKtS. " '
Proprietor and Manager....Mr LESTER WALLACE.
EVERY K\ I NINt. AND SATURDAY MATINEE
will be presented Mr Rroiigliain't romantic drama of
JOHN GARTH,
with
charming and appropriate music,
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS. AMI
Mr. LESTER WALLACE IOHN HARTII
Other characters bv Messrs. JOHN Gil.BERT, A. KIT/.
HERALD. C A. STEVENSON, t E. EDWIN. I PECK.
T ATKINS. Miss ADA 1IYAS, Miss NINA VARlAN, Mrs.
JolIN SEKTO.N and Mlsi ETHEL rHORNTOK.
iMIIICKEHINO IIALL.
\ new york QUA rtet.
FOURTH SOIREE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13.
EDWARD MOLLKNH Al'ER. First Violin; MAX
SCHWAR/.. Second Violin: UKORGK MATZKA. Viola;
FREDERICK BLKGNEK, Violoncello; kindly assisted by
Mr. S B MILLS. Piano, and Mr K REMMLRVZ. Baritone.
Mr. UREN1EK will preside ai the Piano.
PROGRAMME.
1. Trio, Piano, Violin and Violoncello, B Hat, op. f>7
Beethoven.
2. Concerto, Violin. A miner Rode
Mr ED MOLLKNH ACER.
3. Rong, "An die feniegelirlit'- ... .'...Beethoven
Mr. F HE MM I RTZ.
4. (aj Etude. ft?) Walls, in .larentelte Chopin
Mr. S. B MILLS.
5. Quartet. A minor, op. 41 Schuman
8O'clock. Admission. $1 ; Reserv ed Scats. $1 .V).
TNAOLB THKATKE, HKOADWAV AM) 331) ST.
1j Mr. JOsH IIART.. Sole Proprietor and Manager !
Every evening and malvnee. the Iiurlesoiie of
1)11) SHE GO OR WAS SHF.-LI'.l) ASTRAY?
Tlie Freeman Sisters and the entire company in new acts.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY I
QBE THE IMITATION i)F STEWART lioBSoV,
47 "oor" comedian, as > aptain Oro-?tree, with song*, t.y j
BAT C GOODWIN, at TONY PABTOR'8 matinee to-day
\KW 1 I MtK MAIM I 11 It A I HI'., 4 . AMI 17 BOWI.KV
P W'l'KNIIElM HERMAN fU'ERA.
FRIDAY, February II. IS7H, at 8 o'clock,
IL TKOVATOKB,
Verdi's grand OprrA in four acta.
Leonora ...Mile KUOI.SIK PAPFKMIKIU
Axucena. Mme < I.ALA I'KKL
Conductor, CARL bekhman.
< treat Chorus anil Orchestra Popular prices.
H"7dwin booth Sot caricaturrdT bct faithj
fully represented in the character of ttichileu. by
N AT C. OOODW1N, the gifted Mltnlu, at TOKV PASTOR'S
Matinee. Una Friday. at two o'clock.
G'ERMAMA THKATRE, MTII ST.
r All. NUENDORUF Director
FRIDAY, February II,
ORETCHEN'S POI.TKK ABEND. Comedy by Kneisel.
? Bo* office open trom 0 till 4 o'clock. t
??rpilR SAILOR'S JOY" AND MISS BETTIK REM '
1 MKLSHKRti at TONY PABTOICB Matinee, thi*
Friday, in the grand Nautical Ballet, witb 30 beaalilol lady
Bailors. '
Stribwat hall j
CARL ALVBS' *
ANNUAL VOCAL AMI INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
will take place THIS KVENINO, February II. 1*76, on
which occasion tbe following well knoan artists and pupils '
will assistMl" rriedorirke Kokohl, Soprano Mr Edward
Moilenhatirr. Violin , Mr. Charles Werner, Vinloucello; Mr "
William I'eclier. 1'iano ; Mr.lCarl Wednierer, Violoncello ; Mr f]
Adolph Soliat. Baritone . Miss Sallle Smith. Soprano; Miat j
Ao^natc Stoffregen, Contralto: Mr. Frederick Specht, Jr.,
Tenor. Mr. John Saunders, Baritone; Mr Frederick Steeb,
Baritone. Conductor. Mr. c. R. MtlKLLBR. 1
Admission 'sic. ; leserved aeats, SI. Doors open at 7. J
Concert at H u clock P M Tickets can now be obtained at F
(I. Schlrm?r's, 7? <1 Broadway; Decker's I'iano Warernoms, 33 "
Union square. Meinaay Ball and at ths residence ui Mr. 5
Carl Aim, Il3 2dn?.
A hlirhly interesting programme will l>e presented.
TSTBAVD OTRRA BOOHL *
Engagement for a II rr I ted ?a?son only, commencing
eiATU KDA V, FEBRUARY 13.
of
LUCILLE WESTERN,
in her powerful impersonation of Nancy Sykesin the drama,
tiaatien ut Dickens' novel of
OLIVER TWIST.
Mr. J. H RTUDLKY ha? been specially engaged for the
roles ot Hill Syaes and Sir Francis Lavisoo, Supported by an
ssceilent company and orchestra
EAST LYNNK. MMNDAV, FF.BRUAKY 14.
LUCILLE W RSTERN as l.ndy Isabel and Madame Vine.
Box mo at now open I'opnlar prices. j
^|ATINRR ,
TO DAY. | TONY I'AHTOR S I MATISFB ' ?
TONY PABTOK H | Til DAY y
MATINEE I NEW THKATRE. \& A
TO DAY. i NEW THEATRE. | ] j D
m at tans ' id>v i-astoh s i i i
r<> IiAV I NKW TTIP.ATKK. . - MATIN
KB | TONT I'ASOIKS I M ATI N KK r|
TO DAY. | NKW TIIK ATliK | TO HAV. J
^ MIOSTI.V YISITOKM Ar~TIIK CUdI'KK INSTmrB
At lh? ffrand Seance, hald by Mr*. HARRIET WII.SUN. the ^
world renowned mediant, an Hnmlay craning. Pelraary 13, i.
1176, at 8 o'clock. *
RTIRITN to ANSI MR material forms RKsKM- *
bmmci 7IIKIK MIKMKK earthly roi'Ils IN \ikw g
op TIIK Al HIKNl k in tiik ga.m.ihht AMI i
l>kst kibk life in tiik spirit world with >"
natiral ih man likk voh kh.
L'nder ibe raperaleivn of a NMiilW compered of the j.
New York i.reur
General Ml i
Haoerred ... . fl 1*1 J
which ran lie reenred ?l Mr? Wllaon'a, No t Grand at , ami,
vd Keudar al Ilia Hake I ofll^a wl CwMr laatit ate. Irwia UK K
Li D.
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
AWl'UBMEim.
/ i LjOUK 'i hi- a 11:l-\
IT " lir-'A" i .1 ? "I' -!
k. W. bl'tlkk ...J Manager
l >-7< < i " i i n < ' \ i 1*7(1.
riJK sra,vi?ahi> v u:n iv mi uri ?>i m:w >okk.
mr. ?.n. 11 'I nr. IMMENSE KILL.
Ir. GlotKH S. Knight- > ii11*1 sensational sketch, in oM
mi l nail nun- -cones, entltl. d
ARirl'SP THE BLOCK I.N EORTY MINUTES,
net with the full strength I ilio company, introducing
141 the Great Conflagration Scene 444
>y the original New York fireman. .lack Mullina.
Sri Hlor Hob Mart, from King*, will apeak.
Mr Harry Montague In bin unrivulled Souga.
Me?*rs. i'leruey uud t'ronin. Mrnri McKee ami Rogers,
Messrs. floguti and Lord, Messra. Hlita andUriAiu.
Tiie Toy Slatera. Heriha and Ida: Mia* Kate Wilson,
logetr.er with other prominent performer* every evt uing.
H"* "Hue open daily. Seats aeeured in advance.
rTI! AVKMK THEATRE^ (EVERY NIGHT* 'a TO HI
pi Proprietor and Manager Mr AUGl's't'lN DALY
oitli to 1.4th titue ol Mr. Augiisiin Daly'a aucceseful Diaiu*
I'HI'P II ouuu U IT EKEK
V P II gg U u K
PPPP 11 g 3 u it KKE ,?
? II g qQ u UK.
P II gggg UCL'U KEEK ,
a play g0p TO DAY.
Houses crowded ! Sumptuous Scenery ' Extraordinary Caatt
I Mtaa I'anny Davenport, Mr.
' I'liarlea Fisher, Mr. li II Han
?..Tv.e Atxa. Mr. Jaiuea Lewis. Mr. W.
PIQI E MATINEE Dai ilue, Mr. K. Harden berg,
? _ . Maurice Harrrtnore, .inlin Drew,
SAILKDAA AT 1 til, i 11 liockwc'l, and M Jeffrey!
l.ewia VIi-H I'mtlj Kigl. Mrs. O.
H. t.ilhert, Mo* Kale Holland.
Mia* Sydney Cowell and Mr.
John Brougham.
,* Box sheet open 2ti t n\? ahead.
V Seeoud si IU KB AN MATIM ' W.-.p. . Feb. 1&
^TU AVKNl E III EATRK.
TENTH "PIQUE" MATINEE,
SATURDAY, FEB. 12,
HALE PAST ONE.
Ladlea residing at it distance are advised to aerurc Iheil
place* In advance to avoid the rru*h and disappointment.
0" LYXAo THEATER ! 55""BltO ad WAY*
JOHN E. POOLE Manager.
THE MODEL ENTERTAINMENT.
the BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA.
LINO LOOK.
he Celcatial Wonder, in his mai sellout Oriental Myatertea
riir-: great pony circus.
Eight beautiful Ituiued I'onle*.
Three charming little Eijuestriani
Plie famed Clown,
whimsical walker,
keeping the audience in roars of laughter.
rheBoneletariir.l. .... Vauiadivl
U. l. MORRIS in THE DUTCH AOKNCY.
Ol.l) times IN THE SOUTH.
lohn Hart... as ....... Old Ephrnim Allisoi
'Ma-ea * In the t'old. Cold*iroutid." "Turkey in the Straw,"
'shout on. Darkies " Old tiuie plantation lurlodiet.
Mias Atlal; Klchtnond, Miaa Ada Morgan, Mits Nellie Brooke*
K. M llall, the Muster Hanjuiat; tlio l'eerleaa Pair, ?
Johnson and Kruno , the Three Carlo Brothers,
ti e Leading (iymnaataof the World.
the great olympic company
THK BEST HI I.I. OP TIlK SEASON.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY ami "ATI KUAY AT 2.
r/|lll NI OUT OP JULIUS C.ESAH KATUKDAI
oVI evening m-\t. Sale of -eais now progri'-Mtig.
7~TU WEEK Ol II I,ICS I'.KSAIt.
I S.-uts cm Im * urcd in advance.
OOTIIS THEATRE. GLANDEr I' SI:il 'Ksit
JAEUETT A i'ALIIKIt Lessees urid Mimagerl
SHAKESPEARE SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED.
EVERY NIGHT, auil at the SATURDAY MATINEE,
of this, its seventh week, utid until further advertisement,
representation. wit 11 unexampled splendor, of tlie prea!
Traeedv. .1 UblUS C.ES.VK, with an unjiaralleleil congrcgw
lion of ShiiUespcuriaus in the cunt, including
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT as ('AIL'S CASSIl S,
Mr. F. C. BANGS as MARCUS ANTONIUS
and
Mr. E. Ij. DAVENPORT as MARCUS JUNIUS BRUTUS.
Mr. Mitnes Levick esnectally engaged to act the tillu pari
of the play J and the entire rotnuanv of Booth's Theatre.
PROMINENT FEATURES
nf the grand Shakespearian presentment, beyond the extraordinary
east, are splendid original inu?lc, GRAN I!
PROCESSION'S and TABLEAUX, a multitude ol anxiliarioa
ami magnificent acenerv.
THE FINALE
if the play is a grand tableau, the BURNING OF THH
BODY OF BKl It S ON IT IE I'LVINS OF PHILIPPI.
Brooklyn ihkatre.
SHOOK A PALMER Lespeeu and Vniiageri
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
the charming Actress.
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
in her dehchtlul llouiesiic Drama,
JANE EYRE.
Mi nilav evening. February 14. pro '.action of the new play
1JI KEN AND WOMAN, with magnificent New scenery and
a Great Cast.
fUANB GLADIA TOI.IAL I'OI'KN AMF.NL
ll TAMMANY 1IYI.L.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY II, at K o'clock.
The principal features of the entertainment will be >ner
ring by John I)s vrr vs. George Itooke, Protesaor William
Miller ?? Steve Taylor. Prolessor Jaiucs O'Nell ?- Professol
William Clink Greco i'.otnau Wrestling ? Wilheln Heygsfei
vs. Tiohlcr Fontanel ttlieir first appearance in t' is h untryv
.lauiet Meaaingei in In* wonderful Cannon Ball ocrformanoe,
Sergeant Burke in his Lightning Zouave Drill. Feats is
Strength, Broadsword and Fencing. Ac.. Ac.
Tickets for sale at Wood's Gymnasium. No. t! East 2sth ?t>
Box office ojien at Tammany Hall Friday morning, at I
o'clock.
Doors open at 7.
General admission, fI. Reserved Seats. fl AO.
OA.V KKAMTSiil MINSTREL". | OPERA HOUHK
OtN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. BltOvDWAY
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | AND AKTII ST.
THE TWO BEST BURLESQUES OF THE SEASON.
JULIUS THE SNOO/.KK;
or,
THE CONSPIRATORS OF THOMPSON BTRBET.
Julius the Snoorer Hilly Bird
Marcu* Antonlua Charley Hwckul
Caiua Casstus tild Rrniaa
Brutus t Hilly Cartel
THE FUNNY OLD GALS.
Scan secured Saturday Matinee at 2,
rpUE LADIES' ~
Fashionable Th"atre, | MATINEE Ti e resort fur
TONY PASTOR'S. It) DAI innocent
The children's j.MATINEFi amusement,
deligbtliil resort, I TO DAY TONY PASTOR'S.
TONY PASTOR'S. MATINEE new stars.
Til lliv minpltii. uiiA
The luiuie M AT1NKK | attraction. each week.
?f TO DAY. | I'archM ticket* early
Comedy, MATINEE 1 for the
TONY PASTOR'S. TO-DAY. I MATINEE TODAY
i fALIFORNI.A MINSTRELS, 231) ST OPERA HOUSE"
I fAI.IKOK.NIA MINSTRELS il.ATK l?\N BRYANT'si
CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, WEST 23 D ST., NEAR
0111 AV
FRANK MORAS, JOHNNY ALLEN, LITTLE MAO.
FRANK MORAS. JOHNNY ALLEN, LITTLE MAC,
Kmulford ami Wilson, Baker and Doyle, V. H Hrnckwty.
Hnndford and Wilton. Baker and Do\le. W. H. Hrockway.
Little Vac * K??Ac? of Old Virginia. the J r?u?aduur?.
hoclety Sketches. the <Jle? Clob, Schneider, Ac. Next
week Hen a tor Bub Hart and tbo great
and thfl r?? I I ror > ol the coming ( B i v? n IA I*.
BE SERB AN DW IT NESS THK PERFORMANCE Of*
ERNEST if Y'NK, Ihe celebrated Female linper>uiiator,
at TONY PASTORS MATINEE THIS HAY
c A DEMY of Mlslf nTItti
LAST Tl TIKNS MATINEE,
TO MORROW (SATURDAY*. PEBKUARY 12, AT 1 30.
IL I'BOVATuRK.
MLLR THERESA TITIENS,
Heaumnnt. Krignnll, Tatfliapletra, Mar-Donald.
Scat, can now be .eeurad at the Academy of Mu.lcand
IK2 Brnadwuy. Door, open at I'd Tl ,
H arris and cakoll. iiik" ainko\vlk.dok5
br-t repre^ntatire of the olil Southern Niya, with
Soiitfi". Dance, and lianjo Sol"., at TONY I'ASToR h MATI*
NEE. THIS TUESDAY. ?t 2 o'clock.
IJHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
FOURTH MATINEE. i-'RIDAT. February II,
i.", P. M . Acndemy ol Music
Miaa ATtlLIE J. k I.Al C/.I.K. Pianiete.
Crend Orchestra ilerrCarl Hcrginann, Cnuitucmr.
firinphony No. . D minor. Schumann ; .run piano, Ith.ploille
Hoagrolse. I Jeer. oeerlnre, "Kani.ka." I bcrubmi|
llano eolo, Chopin; poem ?y rnphoninne, "On the Muoulaiu,"
Liaat.
Ticket., with re.erved aeata 7.*> cent*
For ?ale at Decker'*. 3J Union aquare, 701 and l,18d
Iroadway, and at the door of the Academy
JTth street opera house? ""
?'t i'itth at . between 2d and 3d era.)
> <d> Every evening. <i> A
PARISIAN | M LI E VIOl.lfTE | I .A JARDINKT
^ CAN CAN i PICAITS. I MAHILLK. |
Wiiii Chahnl Dancers. SO .peciaity artiste. Matinees Wedeaday
and Saturday.
Pony pastors
MAT1KEg TP PAT.
[>AKIsi\N VARIETIES IOTII el ANUHROADWAY!
L TEMPLE OK SENSATIONAL AKT.
iveninga, 8 o'clock: Matinaea Tueaday, Ihuraday end
J bet urdaja at 2 o'clock.
ORIGINAL MODEL VARIETIES UP AMKRIfA.
. More Star*. | More Beautiful Women. | Be?t I'ro/ramme.
> Klnett. tnnniett. tno*t dellghtfnl entertainment In Nro
York I Koeurt of Kaeliion | Home of Mlrtb. | I'elece ol
Beauty. GRAND OLIO OK 00 ARTISTS.
Most Leautiful Mullet la the world.
Moat I'erfret Female Model* In America.
Finest Combination of Atari In New York
: Tliree Fact Women. I llnaeer I'olonal* I Smoked Oof.
5 Three Fa?i Women. | Hu tr I'olnnat*. I Smoked Out.
Jrltli l)ai? n I La Minuet. | Plantation (rem*.
" Mlee A ircinie Si Icknrr, Kmureaa Hong ?ml Change Ar*
S tlet | Mi*< Minnie Hell. Originator of Modern Sonjr* |
: Blanche Klberta | Feme Stewart. Fettle Stewart | We;
none Bridge* St.' Mwdelt 1 Tableaux Via aula, Tableanx
^ Viranta | Model*.
hKINK t'N ' III' W A IKK.?MASONIC TUMP LB
S3d it end Hth er.. Satnrder evening. February 12,
FKOF. BE LEW, l*SY( llurwxildT AMI MF.SM ERIRT,
rill i(t*e bit wonderful entertainment, Intrndnrlng Ineomrebonalble
experiment*, *el*ct>ng lady and gentlemen aubret*
from tbe audience.
I INS ELLA BRADY IN HER "YANKEE OOl' RTSHIP '
Mr. JOHN talFFIN. tha renownad t locuiloniat, In big
Irematic Recital* and Living Picture* of Noted Actor*.
Door* open at 7:3l?. Ticket*. 2.V, ; reeereed aeata. frfle.
pifoll THEATRE, I "
L Nth M., TIVOLI THEATRE.
befweetr T1VOLI THEATRE,
2d and M at*. I TIVOLI THEATRE.
OPEN EVF.UY EYRMNH.
wM.NTII NATIONAL PXHIHITTON OF THK
X A1KK1CAN SO< IKTV OF PAl.NTKK.s IN
WATKR IOLOR8.
?w open >1 the National A' clrmy of Deritrn, coiner of Alt*
t. and U.'bl ?t ; dally Sunday* etcepted/ truiu l> A. M. until
P. M.. ami fr..m 7 until 10 t*. M
'RAMI Ml IlKII fON< KKT.-sTbInWAV-HAI-U
Jf Sunday eeeninit, February in, by th- fam.iir and nriflal
Wilmington Culmcd Jubilee Sinter*; laruent and m.xt.
"pilar Flare band nt JnDllee ?mrrr? arer before the public.^
dnilaeion. Id) rlut*. Hear reed seat* utt ?ale at toe Hall.
\l M K riiF.NOH - AiMllKMV OF I'tNIINO.
l.VKIC IIALL, tlTII AV., RF.SKKVOIK syl'ARIC
Pupil* ean heirin and attend at their convenient*.
ECKPUONH OANMANIK KVLKV FHJLAV I.V LMNtl

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