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TH
WHOLE NO. 14,418.
DlKECTOIiY FOE ADVEBTISEES.
AMUREMENTR-Ist Paoe?4th. 5th aud 0ih coU.
A STROLOGY?7tji Pack?2d cul.
il BILLIARDS?2i> P??k?2il col.
BOARDERS WANTED?7th Pio*?4th 30i.
BOARD AND LODUIXO WANTED-7tb P.UK?4th coL
ItfXlTK ixn HMllKii-1..
BROOKLYN BOARD?7ro Tag* 4th col.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?7ru Pagk?
3d col.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?1>th Pagb.
BUSINESS NOTICES?'vth Pack??U> col.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALK-7th l'a<at-3d col.
CLERKS AND SALESMEN?7tu Page?2d col.
CLOTHING?7tu Pag*?stb col.
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS?Tih paob-2d col.
COASTWISE STE A m SIII PS?7th Pack?5th md ttlh coli.
dancing academies-3d Pack?aucoi.
DENTISTRY-7th pa0?-6th col.
DRY GOODS?1st Pagb?3d col. ??
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND UNKCRNI8HBD-3P
P4GE-Ut col.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?7tu Pack?3th eoL
EUROPE?1st Pagi??4th coL
FINANCIAL?9IH Paok.
FOR sale?7th Pagb?2d coL
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2n Pagb?Ut col.
FURNITURE?7tiI Pagb?<!th coL
HELP wanted?FEMALES?7th Pact?Itteol.
HELP WANTED?MALES?7th Pagb?2d col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. AC.?lrr PAUK-3d col.
HOTELS?7th Pack?4th -ol.
HOUSES ROOMS. AC.. WANTED? itu Pagb?ith coL
INSTRUCTION?2d Page?3d col.
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY AND BERGEN
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE?7th Pacb?3d cui.
LEGAL NOTICES?7th Pagb?6th roL
LOST AND FOUND?1 it Paok?3d eol.
MACHINERY?7th Pagb-3u col.
MARBLE MANTELS? 7th Pagb?4th col.
MATRIMONIAL?3d Pagb?3d col.
MEDICAL?7t?i Pagb?8th col.
\ MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?uth Pagb?
titli col.
MUSICAL-Jd Pagb?3d col.
NEW PUULICATIONS-Nth Page?flth col.
PERSONAL?lbt PAOB?1st col.
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS, 4C.-2? Pagb?2d coL
POLITICAL?1st Paok?4th col.
POST OKKIOE NOTICE?1st l'AGK-3d col.
PROPERTY OUT OK THE CITY KOH SALE OR TO
KENT?7tii i'AOk?JM and 4th cola. I
HEAL ESTATE TO KXCHANUK-7th Pack-4th col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?'7th I'agk?4th COL
ltKLIGlOl'b NOTICES?1st Pack?111 and 2d cola.
REWARDS? la* I'agk?2d col.
SALES AT AVOTION-lsr I'agk?4th col.
SITUATIONS WaVI Kd-SEMAi.ES?7tu Pack?lat col
SITUATIONS WAN TED? MALES?7tu l'>G*-l?t and 3d
COl A
SPECIAL NOTICES- 1?t PA0K-2d and 3<1 cola
SP< RUNG?DOGS, BIRDS, AC.-lst Pack?3d col.
STORAGE?7th Pack?6th col.
THE TRADES?7*h Pag*?2d coL
THE TURK?Iat Pag*?3d coU
TO LET KOR BUSINESS PUUP08ES-2n Pacb?lat coL
TRAVELLERS GUIDE?7th Pag*-6th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2i> Pagk?lat and 2d cola.
wanted TO PURCHASE?7th l'ACB??th col.
WA TCHES. JEWELRY. AC.?7th Pack-SUi col.
winter resorts?7th Pagk?4th col.
yachts, steamboats, ao.?iotu Pack?cth col.
PK It SUN Ala. _
Augustus penton.? ip Augustus penton, formorly
lieu tenant in Her MajoOy'a Sixty-third reR
uirnt, wlio left his regiment in India for the United
States of America or Canada in the year 1851,
If living, or his children if any, will apply to Messrs. W. W.
A It WHEN, No. 5tt Fewhurch street, London, Solicitors,
he or they will hoar of a legacy.
*<T)EN frovato'-SEND for it. ADDRES8
-O JULES. Herald Uptown Branch office.
j^RONCHINE. ~
B***?I'M SURE. AKGYLK MATINEE THIS AFTERnoon.
METROPOLITAN.
(lORDKLIA-J. W7~SM7TH, OK "RIND'" AWNING
J tame, has charge of "Gilbert's Billiard l'arlor/' corner
Bowery and Spring st. Kl'RBKA.
C" ian ada?how itongtosee' you i "
J 118...2?
Tv ?HOW MUCH MoNKV DO YOi' WANT TO TELL
J/, me my secret? Address M., hox 128 Herald office.
EAOLK THEATRE, THURSDAY EVKNING.?LADY,
with slim, durk gentleman, noticed tall gentleman
coming out. Pleaso address ULSTER. Herald Uptown
Branch office. State circumstance to avoid mistake.
I3LK BALL. THURSDAY-NIG1UL BALCONY BOX,
J near centre, right hand going in?Ono of three ladies,
with white hat. white fan. opera glass, in black silk, light
hair; old admirer would like to see yon. Address, in confidence,
P. O. P., Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,265 Broadway.
Fanny darlino-do not deceive or trifle
with your first and only love. Ami yours only ?
They tell me you sre in love with another, hut I know
better from proofs given. My heart is wholly youra. Is yours
wholly mine? YOUR PET HUSBAND.
now Mi OH LONOKE I< THIS INFAMOUS COMEDY
to loat ? You have uo right to play with my mind tlis
way you are doing; I am no dog. Address SL, hox 128
Herald office.
I~r THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OP THOMAS
James Edwards, a native of Redruth Highway, Cornwall,
Kiiglauri. he Is requested to write to his brother
Henry, who*!s living at the Rose, Shamrock and Thistle
Hotel. Sandhurst, colony of Victoria, Australia.
AKOI ERITE?IIOW LONG WILL THAT LAST ? IP
you favor, please address, confidently (distrust K.
A. V.), SOUVENIR, box 150 Herald Uptown Brauch
office.
MArtOK R.?BEST WISHES POR MANY HAPPY REturns
from your siucere friend, FRANK.
Mrs. king.?i am in town and rf.ady to do
business, hut I will not go to Mount Vernon; answer
through personals. TRAVELLER.
MISS EMMA "SANDPORD, LATE OP 31 ST 8T.?
There Is a letter for you at 1.270 Broadway, important.
ML LB. AN7oINKTTE~18ABELLE DEMATHBT MOdiste,
est priee da vonlolr donuer son addresse a son frera
dernieremeut arrive d'Egypte a New York. Ire av., 287.
Ned-yes; sail today in the cunard; do
not forget my insurance ia the "Travellers'."
W. W L.
Nellie m. t.-sknd me your address, address
MKPH1STO, Herald Uptown Branch office.
TT~C.-SO LETTERS RBCPJVKD; WRITE 1M.
mediately; family very anxious. J. II, C.
SUNDAY TBLEG RAM, ~ " ~
TWO CENTS.
ra. a. a.?ip you can give moke inform atton,
write.
U N. DEUX. TROI8.?nOW DOES "MY DARLING"
look In print ? In print or cut, ever "my darling."
I. SEE?HAVB MAILED" YO if A LETTER UNDER
s cover to M. M.
WILL THE LADY WHO RODE DOWN TOWN IN A
South ferry stage and stopped at the A at or House,
with a lady oompanton. abont oae o'clock on Thursday, and
was dressed In dark suit trimmed with gray fur, address a
Dote to HOPEFUL hox 114 Herald Uptown Branch office.
Mating where an Interview can be had with the gentleman
who made change for her and put It in the box ?
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
a T.r. UAIVTtn PHnrrvr. mt spicocsii cirrncu
rv . method; loitanlanenuii relief ipermanent curea
br STODDARD, No. 8 Wert 141 h ?V
I^KXrVCKV 8TATE DISTRl BUTlOV
DRAWS BATrRDAT. KRBRCARY 26. 1878.
$300,01 10 tn carh rtletrlboted $30(M*K>.
Grand capital prt?*. $W>.Of*J. '>.378 other* from 930,000 to
$!?>. All i>rt*e? paid la foil after the drawing.
Ticket*. 910; bale**, $3. quarter*, $2 SO
TllOJdAH IT HATH t CO;.
807 Broadway, New York.
V -ObNClAI. DRAW I .Ml KENTUCKY mtaTK Lot
K. frier. BtWMONR. DICKINHOl* A Qfi., Manager*
urrt'car. *>ta? clam no. 168? purpart 11. 1870.
3. 33. 4. 4?. Jf. is. m. ?a. aa, as, 1.
zznTcczr, clam no. 170?raaapaar ii, 1878.
4. 40, 14, 34. 31. 4ti. 48, 33, 89. 57, 118. 64.
naaar. mtha clam ho. 80? rnaauAnv 11. 1870.
13. 33, 81, 3, 40, 12, 31. 38, 64. 47. 48, 5Z
nt*RT, clam *0. TO? macitr 11, 187a,
S3. SS, a3, 71, 13. S3. 78. 38. 4, 2, 18, 48
bull information by applying to or addroMlnf J. C1.PTK.
200 Broadway, or buz 4.969 Toet office
??i?MoMH.- DICKINION a ca-8 GRAND
. monthly distribution, en the Harana plan, to b*
drawn hebruary 28: al*o Royal Haran* of Coba draw*
Kebfnary 19. bull information by applying to or addraidng
J I'Ll l 80 i war. or bo* 4.969 Putt offica.
E NE
NEW TOI
RELIGIOI'H N OTIC ICS.
UEV J. A. BBITZ WILL LECTCBK ON "THE STl'DY
of tlx Beautiful a* a Means of Culture" at Uarlom
Cniveraaliat church. 12Ttb at., to morrow evening.
Rev. bamuel m. hamiltun .pahtor or scotch
Preabyterian rhorch, 14th at., between 5th and 6th
a? a., will prvach to-morrow at 10:3b A. M. and H .8 I P. V.
R~BVTCHABLB8 * HARRIS. PASTOR OK ALLKN
street Method! it Eplacopal cburrb ibetween Delaucey
and Rivlngton), will preach morning and craning. Beat a
True.
Rev. j. spencer kennard, pastor pilgrim
church, SJd at.. w-et of 8th av., preaches Sabbath, at
H)ta A. M. and 7)% P. M. Revival inoetlnga; all watcome.
EVi drfc HKLMBR" ANlf smith will ADDRESS
Brooklyn Sunday School Union next Monday evening.
Hanaon place MeUiodiat church. Miaa Bronaan and Mra.
Sauger will aing. \
Rev j a * b8 m. e i no", ~r a stor7~will preach
mprning and evening tn the St. John'a Methodiat
Episcopal Church. 53d tV, near Broadway.
QTANTON ST. BAPTIST CHURCH.?WM. HAYNK LEAI)
vail, past r. will preach at iOty A. M. Subject' Enlbt
urent for Life." At7>a P. M. Subject;?"flte End of the
World." Stangera invited. Raptiam after the evening eermon.
a
SC nd AY_telbg KAMi 7
THjp CENTS.
QPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES
kJ win oe neia hi '.lie
niPFODROMB BUILDING,
Madison and 4th avs., 2tRli and 27th au.. in connection with
the labors of
Mr. D. L. MOODY and Mr. IRA D. SANKEY.
NOON MEETINGS.
Every day, except Sunday. Entrauce on 4th ar.
Dvors open at Ilk and close at 12 o'clock.
every evening,
Saturday and Sunday excepted, fur the general public, at
8o'ctoek. Bntranee. Madison av.
OVERFLOW MEETING
at 8 o'clock. Entrance on 4th av.
FOR YOUNG MEN ONLY,
every night, except Saturday, at 1) o clock. Entrauce on
4tli av.
Sunday?For Christian workers. Entrance on Madlaon
av., 8 to 8 :4& o'clock A. M Admission by ticket.
For women only, at s o clock p. m.
FOR MEN ONLY. AT 8 O'CLOCK P M
Dnore ooen ane half hour tajfore each rervice, Admission
to all the meetings free, without ticket, Sunday morning ex
cooled.
Theexpen-cs of these meetings are large and mnat he defrayed
by private subscription. Contributions can be sunt to
J. PLLRPONT MORGAN, Kau
Treasurer, 22 Wail st.
SAMUEL thorne.
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
W. E. DODGE.
Chairman General Committee.
NATHAN BISHOP,
Chairman Executive Committee.
The blessed dead ?t i i e rev jr. w. bono am,
evungeliu, will preach on the above subject, in the
Church ot the Epiphany, 13>> Stanton St., Bonday morning.
Service at 10 30. Seats free.
rpABKltNACLK "BAPTIST ' CHURCH. 2D A V , BE
X tween lOth ar.d 11 tli sts.?Rev. Samuel II. Greene, of
Cazenovia, N. Y., will preach; morning, "The Lost
Bought uud Saved;" evening. Finished Work." All cordially
Invited.
AINWRIUHT MEMORIAL CHURCH. CORNER
Westiilbst. and Waverlcy place. Services 10:30,
7:3fb Rev. W. T. Egbert, rcutor, will preach the sixth in
course of sermons on "Popular Scepticism" evening.
TV EST TWENTY Tli IRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN
v V church.?Rev. Frederick G. Clark, D. D., the former
pastor pf this church, will preach to-morrow at 10210 A M.,
and Rev. Krskine N. White, D. D., at 7:30 P. M.
C?JD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-REV. JOHN
*)0 Dowiing, D. D? will preach at JOjf A. M., and Rev.
Edward Lowe at 7)? P. M.
IsORT AMD fOUND.
t7tound-near masonic temple, a pocket.
I? book, with nn-ill ?uui of money. Owner can h?ve the
name by calling at MO av. C ami proving property and paying
charges.
Lost-a yellow canary, a suitable reward
will be glveu if reternad to 40 Park av.
L~09T?A HI.ACK 8P1TZ DOQ. WITH BLUE RIBBON
amnnd hia nock. The Under will bo liberally rewarded
by D. W. ODIORNE, 117 and 119 Elm it.
Lost?on "Thursday a. m.7 in the water
closet of St. Nicholas Hotel, a roll of Papers, containing
United State* Navy commissions and certiflcates of service.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving them
at the office of tho St. Nicholas Hotel. H. U. KOUKKH.
OST?ON THE EVENING" OP THR""lOT?I TnStT.
while on the ears of the Twenty third Street Crosstown
Railroad, a Ibam si Pin; satisfactory reward will be
paid for its return aud no questions asked. Address 11.
CLARK, box 4,9d9 Post office. New Vork.
Lost?t11 Fr^dayT^ iorrf inst.7 Iktkr 7 an p. m.'.
going from 124 East 88th St., via Madiann ar. cars, lo
Uninu Square Theatre, a heavy gold Necklace, with Medallion
set with sprig of diatnouds. Reward and thanks for
return to bouse.
oht?ON "SUNDAY^ IN WTH ST.. BETWEEN
Hroadwny and Madiaon av., a wide Jet Bracelet.
Kinder will be well rewarded on returning same to No. 3
East SSth st.
IOST?NUAR MAt I^ON AV.' AND 2CTH ST., A FUR
J Tippet. Kinder will be iewarded ots returning it to 37
Madison av.
I OST?A FOB MUPP. NBARTHW fclPtNSftRONE, ON
J TUunday evicting. The finder will be liberally rewarded
by returning it to No. 4!W> West H4th st.
OPERA ~<7L A98B8 FOUND-ON "SATURDAt. 75
Filth avenue stage. Can be lound at No. 3 East 4Hth st.
UN DAT TELEUkTm: '
TWO CENTS.
LJTUl.KN ? rKUX THfi JldRtllA.wriUll J> A r I Mil AI j
O Bank, January 25, 300' Shares Ohio and Mississippi
Kailroad K in ferred Stock, in certificates of 100 aharea
each, No*. 782, 783, 784, In name of 0. O. Spolman; 3,000
Central Kailroad of New Jersey Coreolidated Mortgage
Bondt, No*. 441, 442, 443. All persona are cautioned against
negotiating the same. Hankers and others will confer a favor
by communicating any Information they may obtain in
reference to the ahove to O. (i. SPE.LM.Ah, Williamsburg,
Mass, or 11. C. WILLIAMS A CO., Bankers, 48 Wall St.,
New York.
11KWARD8.
4>;r RKWAKD.-L08T, ON TUESDAY, A CORAL
ipt) Scarf Pin, dog's head design. Apply at 61 Liberty
st., room 8.
A - REWARD-LOBT A LABOK SIZED BLUE SKYB
qprJ Terrier Slot, on Thursday. Keturn to 278 1st av.
Sr. RK W A KI) ?LOST. A MASONIC RIN<4~WrTH
iTt) light stone, on Madison squaro. opposite i'niou
League Club The finder will receive tbe above reward on
re turning it to 328 Bast 26th st.
ac re w arb.?Lost," os rul iJIYjfoo^lTwWvrE
Jlj Spits Dog. with a red ribbon on hit neck. Tile ahovo
reward will be paid upon hU return to No. 11 West 28th at.
(JtTn7r~WlLL BK~ oTvHN POR WATCn, CHAIN AND
?J> LvU l<ockct lost on night of Broadway fire ; monogram
on locket. "R. K. M.." In raised letters; If pawned will buy
ticket; no questions asked. Address K. R. M.. Herald office.
inflA REWARD AND ~N 0 QUE STI0 N 8 ASK I'D
for return ol Camels'flair Shawl, taken Irora
Ladies Cloak Boom, Irving Ilail (Elk Ball) last night. Addrees
UNIQUE, Uorald office.
SUITABLE REW ARD WILL be PAID FOR T1IB
return ef a Package enntalning five unfinished black
onyx and gold Neckcl.altis, lost Wednesday evening, bciwoon
61 Nassau st. and Pack slip. Address SKXXON A COLE,
61 Nassau ft.
SUNDAY TEUSURAM, ~
TWO CENTS.
~ NPKClAla NiOTICKS. ~
k -ISAAC O. BOYCE. 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER
J\* Divorces obtained promptly, without publicity ; desertion,
incompatibility, habitual drunkenness, lnfidelltv. lnhu
man treatment, conviction of lelony Passports obtained.
Alabama claims.
Officers and sailor* who lost property or wages by the
Alahema, Plorida or Shenandoah ean have their claims col
lerted by responsible parties by calling un Captain (1 8.
MAY. at ,'6 Month st.
?DUCAL BRUNSWICK GOVERNMENT LOTTERY.
, 12,073,360, cold, to be drawn
in six different drawings.
Highest prise. flUS.Ono, sold.
One prise to every two ticketa.
The second drawing
will take place
Monday, Pebruaty 14,
and Tuesday, February 15,
Poll explanatory circulars free.
THEODOR Z8CH0CH.
Poet office box 6,SNA 116 Nassau St.. New York.
8TRAL COUNSEL?BEND POB ~A PROS
pectus Addreea Post office bex 4,829, New York dty
-KENTUCKY STATB LOTTERIES 01 X R
. SMITH A CO.
xnierucxr. kxtba rlam 777?ron 187a
12, 9, 25, 4. 68. 49. 64. 57. 58. 60, 64. 14, 45.
kkwtdcxv. class 278?ron 1876.
69. 19, 67. 16, 20, 53, 3. 62. 45. 76, 32. 47, 9.
Ail orders address B NATHAN, box 4,870 Post office.
New York city,
-PARKS, EMERSON A CO. 1
Keolnray State Lotteries drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery drawn every 17 day*.
Kentucky Single Nnrober Lottery drawn February 2ft, 187R
Prise* cashed. Information furnished and circulars free.
180 Broadway. Post offloe box 5,272, New York.
i9rask8 orlffkn a SPKCIALTyT
HENRY A. DANIELS, M. D . 144 Lexington ev.,
near 28th st. Office hoars from 8 to 3.
r. j. p. mann cukes uip disra'bE. white
Swelling. Spinel Corves. Contracted Limbs and Club
Feet without cutting cords or any surgieal operation or *s
hour's confinement to bed, and mostly without pain. Bend
for schedule. Oflice 133 West 41*1 St. Sunday and Toes
day forenoon. Expensive supporters entirely dtacared.
Havana lottery ?next dkawiM FSITRHry
19. llighe*iprise BU'i.fsjO. Whole emonnt ef prises
S540.00Q Tor psTt,colars address H MAItTINKZ A CO
Banksrs. 10 Wall ?v, basement. Post office box 4.682.
H~ 'A VAN A LOTTERY" *
Important information gtven shout drawing 19th Inst.
Address fe ALE NUB. box 3,994 New York Postoffice
TT -CHHONIC CATARRH"; DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
J\. Rev. William M. Donnell. rector, Henry ?t., eomrr of
Hcammel, New Tortt ? Services every Sunday rooming at
10\. and every Sunday evening at 7)<. The rector will
preach.
T WASHINOTON KOCAIUi TnUTHOD[~8T KPI8CO
pai ehnrch, Rev. WllUam Lloyd.?Morning. "The Trial
el Abraham evening, "Uain of tha World and Loea of the
Bouh^
Allen street prksbvteiuan church, krar
Grand. Onorge O. Phelra. pastor ? Subject for Sunday
evening, "Jetui or Naeareth Pavselh By." neat* free.
At free tabkknacle mbthodtsT episcopal
church. Wait 34th it. between 7th and Sth ave ? Rev. J.
Johne. paetor; preaching at lUiSOA. M and 7 ;30 P. M. ;
young people'e meeting at 6 P. M. Beat* free
LKECKBR BTRERT URIVRRBALIST CHURCH.Kev.
C. P. McCarthy will preach to morrow morning
and evening, at 10:4ft and 7 siO o'clock. Morning subject?
"What Dotl Thon Hear T" A letter will be read from the
abeent pastor. Evening?"How to Inaore hncceee. Begin
at the Root and Strike Where the Devil le Strongest."
C1HURCH OE OUR SAVIOUR
J (Sixth Univeraallet Society),
57tb at. near Sth av.,
Jamoa M. Pullman, paetor.
Ron day morning at 11, .
"A Uuettieo of Eodleas Punishment."
Evening at 7:45.
CVM1TRCH0FT11K HOLV APOSTLES. CORNER nTH
J av and 28?h St.? Rev. I)r. Jared B. Klagg will preach
hunda^morning aad evening. Service* et 1U>? A. M end
{jhurcTTok~tiiT: holy thinnV.
Madiaen ev. and 42d it.
Hoon of eervlcee. 10)g A. M., 3t?j and "X P. M.
Rev. Stephen H. Tyng, Jr.,
will preach morning and evening.
Rev. J. W Ronham. .
Head of tha Houae of tha Kvangellfti,
will preach in the atternoon.
C~ 1HR1ST CliVltCIl,-STH AV. AMD 35TH ST -RF.V A
J D Cole, D D . President of Naehotah Theological Seminary^
Wie., preachee at lli-30 A. M.
Firrii k\BKUS baptist cul*ecu, 4<;th st, dr.
Arming* officiating. Morning. 10;S>. a Bible reeding
on "The Burnt Offering" Eveuing, 7:3U, "VeeeeU in n
Ore at House "
CURST REPORMED^PISCOFALCHI KCU. MADISON
V a*, and 47th n -Rev William T Sabine, the rector,
win1 preech ll);?i A M. and 7 4ft P M : prayer meeting
Friday evenings at M o'clock, when One pel Hymns by Mr.
Hunkcy will b? uaed; Mr. Voakia lead* tbe singing at all
Mrricea
1TR5,!L BA"i-FTTiTcFcn open communion,
I1' B,,?r E?h ne.-Kee Mr Rowell. tbe paetor.
will preach at lo* A. M , and will by regueet repeat his
larmon on J uiilfUttion" ?t 7}^ P M
MRR ^'-f1 K J. T. BRfliHAM inspirational
peakerMecture* 10^ A. M and 71, P M for Society
r-hiErLy^^^"!;",.';^-?
n *ni' 1akkkt will conduct
l ? trffii10 ""'7W iRoaday) at Hlppodrom a,
I P w ? work"*. H W H 46 A. ?. Kor w<v
NO MOODY GARBLE.?BISHOP SNOW wTf~L
preach tha pare Word of God In the CnlTeMltr Wn.h
Ingtor, t ioarr. on Sunday at ? p. m ; ?au he. Subi-"'
fh. Approving Mighty Troubla and I^livtr?ne?."ijen
ill., 1-3.
KKV J. H GALLKHER, D. D.."WILL MP*AT~15itf
ermoo la behalf of the New t0rk h.hla and i.orm,?.n
Prayer Boob Society In ?C Luke* chorch. Ilodaon *4. on
Sunday ermine, the ,13th in*. >crrtce at 7 .70 oYloafc
kt" William p. abbott FIrtoI?wu f
preach at 10-jo A M and l td P y jn ,'t , uk ' '
Melbodiit Lpitccnal ..bora* Ala* ?a ?,i nf is,|, av.
W YO
IK, SATURDAY, FEBRUA1
_ SPECIAL. NOTICES. .
MANITACTUREKB OF PAPER BAHREIN IN I)IFfrruut
twill pieuee ftcod their eddreee to U. 170,
cere at Rudolf Mow. Huiliuey, lieruienj.
Nkkvoub exhaustion?a medical bbbat,
comprising a series of lectured delivered *l Kahn's
Museum of Anatomy, New York. on the cause end cure of
Premature Decline, allowing Indisputably how loet heel\h
may be regained, affording e clear synopsis of the impediments
to marriage end the troetmrnt of nervoui end
phyeic'uj debility, lie (ng the redult of 20 year*'experience,
rnoe, 28 cent*. Addreaa the author, Dr. L. J. KAltN, office
end residence 51 Beat 10th at.. New York.
VfBKVODtTDKBILITY OB LOSS OP MANHOOD CAN
is be permenently cured (even old men). Consultation
tree. Dr. JACOBY, 161 Bleockorst.
Official drawn numhbkbTwyomino lottbry*
Drewu et Lereiule City. February 10. 1876.
i. M. PATTER. Manager.
26, 38, 47, 9. 44. 80, 14, 71, 12, 40, 63, 3.
Next drawing Kebruery 21.
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O TWO CENTS.
TO SHOEMAKERS
Haviug now completed cur arrangements for a full sunply
of bottonicrs fur our hand and machine sewed work for
the season, we hereby uotify all our former employes, who
are now on strike, that tboy are permanently discharged
from our employment.
IIAN'AN A REDDISH. 35 Warren st.
a- i n iwwi ?royal iiavana lottkky.
^UtU.vUv/i Next drawing February 19.
Circular*, with full particulars, sent free.
1*. C. DEVLIN A CO., Stationers ami General Agents, 30
Liberty at., New York.
SPORTl.Yti-lHMlS. OHIOS. dk< .
For sale cheap?three English skye terriura
anil Bull Mastiff. Cull at 311 Pulton at. ?
W I* APE.
SUNDAY TKLEOKAmT
two cents.
_ the turf.
I FLEETWOOD PARK.?THE LEASE. FRANCHISES
' anil Property of the Fleetwood Association, comprising
the Track, Club llouse. Grand Stand, SI.oils ami the entire
property belonging to the Association, are for salo, exchange
or to lease on liberal terms ; possession April 1, 1S70. Apply
to PHILIP DATER. 36 Broad st.. Now York.
S~UNI>A Y TEL EUR AM,
TWO CENTS.
HOUSES, CAKIHALES, dfcC.
At barker a son s
CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTERHALL'S,
corner of Brnadwav and 39th St.,
MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
REGULAR SALES of Horses, Carriages, Ac.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
TWENTY-FOUR hours allowed for trial on every horse
sold under warrantee
THIS IS THE only auction mart In the State having the
proper facilities for showing horses on sale?via-, a large
dnviug track, entlruly under cover and plenty of room for
examination.
CATALOGUE OF SALE Til lb DAY.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK.
BV ORDER ot W W. Devine. Attorney and Referee, the
following gentleman's elegant Trotting Turnout, comprising
the well known and very speedy black trotting (.elding
BII.L1E YOUNG. lS>v high, foaled IH6B; got by Jupiter,
dam Fairy Belle, by Mamhritio Chief; bus a record of
3 and can beat 3 : !<> to the pole; Is a plrasaut and reliable
road horse ; no poller, and warranted sonnd and kind
Also top side bar Road Wagon, hnilt bv G. Howard. Jr., and
run ouly two months; Que Harness, Clothing, Ac., Ac.
FINE ROCKAWAY, built by West.
NO TOP. SIDEBAR Road Wagon by Vanduraw.
EXTRA FINE hay Trotting Gel<llUf? Hit* high, 7 year*
old ; a prompt, free and handy driver; has trotted to 3140;
is afraid of nothing; no faults uor vices, and warranted
sound and kind. *
PARK PHAETON, seats four, by Brewster A Co.
EAKGE LOT new and second hand Harness.
fiiuili I M.n.nnu hqu uummmru ruriiHuu niffinm.
TOP DEPOT Wagon, new, by Vanrhigaw.
DESIRABLE, FINE, large dapple gray Gelding, 16.V
high, 5 years old tl.ie spring; an ologant driver, and warranted
sound and kind
FOR ACCOUNT ol whom li may concern a pair of brown
Geldings, 15)high, 8 and 9 years old ; have trotted in :2 54
to the pole.
TEN OTHER top and no top Road Wagons, Express and
Business Wagons, Carnages
HE V BRA I, OTHER Horace.
FULL DESCRIPTION at sate.
8ALK8 N EVER postponed on account of weather.
SECOND HAND BREWSTER OF BROOME tit.
sids bar top Wagon; 1 Stivers do. ; 1 Dtisonhcrry do. ;
1 Dan Goodwin do., pole and shafts, very llaht; 1 Landau;
1 l.nndaulet. by Brewster; 1 DogCart, abifting top. Wood
Brothers; 2 open Dog Carts; 1 Victoria; 1 light Conch; 10
open Road Wagons, by the best city makers: 1 Sulkey; 1
Skeleton; 1 six seat Phaeton; 1 Barouche; extension top
Phaetons; top aud open Pony Phaetons; also 50 Sleighs, all
styles; will be sold very low. Blankets. Harness, Ac.
WILLA.M H. GRAY, 20 and 22 Wooster st.
GOOD IIOIWBTHARNESS AND BUSINESS WAGON
for sale cheap; $31X1. Can be seen at WINTERBOTTOM'S
stubles, 90 Sullivan st.
?BREWSTER k CO TOP WAUON, SIDE BAR,
used twice, price $350. Inquiro at Eureka stables,
125th st. and 4lh av.
AUcTion "sale this day. at n on:lock, ok
new and second baud top Buggies, Phaetons, Rockawava,
Businoss Wagons, several iTnrxes, Harness. Robes,
Blankets, Ac., by COLE A MCKPUY, 379 Fulton st ,
Brooklyn.
"LIVERY STABLE TO LET-WEST 29TH ST., VERY
near Broadway john D. SKIDMoKE, 62 Cedar st
"T~ OCT ION-L A ROB STOC KTKOOD MARKS, HOR8E8.
JV Wagons, Trucks, Carts. Harness, at New York Public
Horse Market 74th at., East River, every Wednesday and
Saturday at 12 o'clock. CARROLL A FERGUSON, Proprietors.
-I OFFER. ON ACCOUNT""OP MY HUSBAND'S
. death, four Horses, suitable for track, farmer or any
business; half value. Sti Amity st., between Thompson and
Kullivan.
-FOR 8ALB, FOUR CHUNKY BUILT UOKsES,
s enltable for truck, farmer or any hnsinest. nt a sacrifice;
trial allowed. 55 South 5th av., between Bleockir and
Houston ets
?FOR SALE, 3 HORSES, 1 HA MILTON I AN JMARB,
1 Cnnadian Pony. Rear 15 East 13th St., near Um
versity place.
QRKAfSLAORlKlOK.?BLACK CANADIAN PONY,
two other llorses. yonng and eouud. 192 Division St.,
butcher's
B~~ILLIARD TABLE WANTED?IN KXCI1ANUB FOR
A1 city made top Wagon, that cost $4U0; table 4*s.
Address ABEL WILTON, Herald odlce.
5ifpK FOR 8AI.E FIRST CLASS ORDER; PRICE
$:?>" half cash If required. No. 141 Fast 23d si.
CTARTS. TRtrCK AND WAGON ?TWO COAL CARTA,
J single Truck, cheap, and Baker't or Milk Wagon, with
top, all very cheap Apply to K. BURGER. 75 1st av.
1ARK1 AGE RKPAI RING.?WB OFFER UNUSUAL
) ladlltles for good and pYnmpt work in our repair department;
estimates made; suiumer carriages received now will
be held for delivery in April. BREWSTER A CO. (of
Broome st.i; factory, Broadway and 47th st. ; ware rooms,
5th av. and 14th st.
TOOK SALE?A STYLISH KENTUCKY H0R8K. BAY.
r I5)i$ bands high, 5 venrs old. broken to both saddle ami
harness; any reaeouabie offer will.be accepted. Apply at
private stable No. 1 F.ast 42d sL
B>or h0khk8 wlfn scratciiem dan mack, j. d.
Walton. M H. Whipple and John Morphy recommend
Taloott's Cure." J. C. TALCOTT. Proprietor, lttOih ?t.
and l<Ah a*. Mold by MOSKMAN, 114 Chamber* *t.. KIDDER,
Ha John at.
T7H)B BALE?GOOD OLD ESTABLISHED LIVERY
r end Boarding Stable; wnll atocked; doing good ateady
business. J. W. JORALKMOK, Stor* Broker, 1,267 Broadway.
_
HO KM I'.M FOR MALK.-AN UNUSUALLY FINK TRAM
for light carriage or road. Addreaa A. X., box l.i'J
Herald office.
Kentucky horses.?jumt akrived~fr<> m ken
tacky dock farm a ihipnient of rery One high bred and
superior stepping lloraea; gentlemen are Invited to inspect
the stock at Knickerbocker stable*. 221 West b.Hd it
RICHARD PENKSTON.
P" R1VATB stabLB to!1.rt?near w1ndsor hotel
Apply 110 East Moth at.
PBKU?KLEOANT BAY MARK7~si RE0 HY JUPITER
Abdallah; 7 years old, 16 hands, sound and kind, and
will show three minutes to-day; will sell vary low. REDABOCK
Stable*. 47th at. near Hmadway.
r- LKT-^CKNTKNNUL CLUB STABLE. 1411 WERT
K7th sh. In first class order; 24 stalls, inquire at but)
tkh ay., In tn^
T" "o renj or for saLk-Vtablb in tjii ht , sear
tRfi ay., with Mails room for coachman and lot for oxercisa.
Address STABi.K, Herald office
W ANTED?A HOCKAWAY OR LKllff" COUPE
IT Rock aw ay. In good order, cheap Tor cash . state price
and wkars to be seen Address W A., Herald Uptown
Branch office.
d>f"?BEAUTIFUL NEW LI01IIT ToP EXPRESS
PIUU. Wagon, built fW *225; want offer. 124 West
lUlb st.
POST OKPKK aOTlCK.
rht 0FF10K NOTICE.?the KORKION MAILS FOR
the week ending Saturday February 12, IH7T>, will dose
at thla office on Saturday at 4 A. M for England, Wales. Ireland
and France per steamer Celtic, rla Uueenstown -. and
al 4 A. M. for Scotland direct per iteaoirr California, via
tllaagtcw : and at 11 :'<*> A. M tor Europe per iteamer Donau
via Soot ham plon and Hreinen.
Mailt lor Australia, New Zealand, Ac., leave flan Franc!ten
March 1. Mailt for China, Japan. Ac , leave San Pranrlaco
March 1. T L. JAMKH, Pnetniatter.
UUMDAT TKLKORAM,
p_ TWO CENTH.
DRV <*00011.
I~RABKAL'fl HAIR MKTS FOR THE FRONT HAIR ?
With it ladlet can dltpente with vaile; aito large at
oriutent of Hraida. Crimpe, Cnrla. No 7 Union eqnare.
OtJMDAY TELEGRAM,
O TWO CBNTfl.
BOOTS AMP IHOM.
(Jl'SUAY TELEGRAM,
O TWO CRKTfl.
> 4 WILL BUY A PAIR OF NEAT UKRVICBAHLE
r r flhoet tor gentleman at lady at CAMTRBLL S, No
441 4th an,
RK H
SY 12, 1876,-WlTn SUPPLE
I SAL.KH AT AUCTION. I
A?CONTIXT ATIOH BALK OF a
line Silvorptfci*! Ware and Cutlery. 11
l MONDAY and TUESDAY, February 14 and 15,
at l'J o'clock each day.
at aalearooui 33 Liberty at., corner Nassau.
UBOKOK W. KKKLKK, Auctioneer. Ho
UCTION SALII?MAONIPU'ENT HOUSEHOLD ,'v
Furniture. oropertr of E Gay. Eaq.. y*|,
to b* ""Id THIS tSaturdav) MORNING. commencing at ji,
10 o'clock. at Ike elegant lire story brown stone [)0
mansion No. 1U>> Wet 'J3d St., new ftth ov.
Magnificent rosewood Elagerea, I.ace Curtains, Mlrrnn, \iu
two elegant Pianofortes. Stein way A Hons and Windsor, with V
all late Improvement*: latest style Inlaid Parlor Suits, in y
satin, bruratel and reus; Inlaid Centre Tables, Cabinets, j
Jardtnlsrea. Br on see, Oil Paintings. Chamber Suits in wal- jy,
nut; 1 trussing Cases. Bedsteads. Bureaus. spring and hair ricl
Mattresses, Carpets, Ac. ; Bookcase, Hooks, lady's Secre- ?
talre. Library Tables. Turkish Chairs, do. Rockers, Dining fP
Room Buffet Extension Table, Chairs in leather, China A
Dinner and Tea Seta, rat Glassware. Lounges, llall Stand. Mr
Also basement and servants' Furniture J'
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. TO
UCTION SALE OF CHOICE NEW AND SKC<IND ti'
band Household Furniture this dav. at 1<>H o'clock M t
salesroom 14 Vesey St., JAMES DENNIS, Auctioneer. A T<i
large assortment Parlor. Dining and Bedroom Furniture, My
Mattresses, Carpels, Pianofortes, Ac., Ac. Bold without xc
reserve." ' |
?TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER.- .
Old stand. 37 Nassau sT r ,
THIS DAV. AT 1<i>, O'CLOCK,
THE RNTIUB .TEW? ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR no
MTI'RB REM -KD FROM A 8TATEN ISLAND MANSION.
7i
COMPRISING ALL THE ELEGANT MOQl'KT CAR- (,
Dels, rosewood Pianoforte, rosewood Parlor and Bedroom
Suits, all the due Bedding, Silverwaro, Glassware, Tables,
Cbalra, Ac.
?LAKOE HOUHfRHOLD FURNITURE SALE THIS
. (Saturday) morning, at 1(B, o'oloek; all the Furniture, J"
Carpets. Pianoforte, Paintings of IB rooms, st the large pnrate
residence lift East 13th at., two doors from 4th ov.;
velvet. Brussels, Ingrain Carpets; handsome Parlor Suits in J
satin brocade, rep ami haircloth; Etagores, Tables, Mir- r<"
rors. Curtains. IS Chamber Suits, bair and spring Mat-' ox<
tresses. Budding. Bedsteads. Bureaus, Withstands. Ward- T
robes. Dressing Cassw. Turkish Chairs, Leitingea, Curtains, Lu
Vases, Clocks, Bide board. Extension Tables, Chairs. 200 lots
Glass, China and Silver Waro, Cutlery. Ac., Oilcloth, Stair /y
Carpet. Sale positive floods packed it required. I I
JULIUS K RAMMER. Auctioneer.
UCTION BALE OK "HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
THIS (Saturday! MORNING, at 10 o'clock.
No. 47 W*Ht lrtth Ht., belwren ftlh and 6th tvaM *
AtelnwajrT^ooUvo Pianoforte, *
Chickaring 7% <?ctav<* Grand Piano.
Parlor and Drawing Room Suits, in crlra?nu, t?n and bine
"hilk ) rocade" and satin; Turkuh Loon get. hut.? Chairn, ^ '
Centre and Console Tables. KtageroH, French Mantel Sett,
bronze Figure?, Clock?, Mirrors, Curtain?, Bookcasea. Desks,
Library Tables, Turkish Suits, elaborate Bedroom Sets, in- ^1.
laid BtMLteHds, Dressing Cases. Withstand*, alio single Bedsteads,
Bureaus. '.17 buir and spring Mattresses. Pillows, '
Blankets, rep and haircloth Suits, cane Chairs, Rockers, two *T
Extension Tables, Buffet, Chairs In leather, Silverware, wl
Crockery. Hall Stand, Itt) Carets, Kitchen Furniture, Ac, J
Sale positive Take 0th av. oars. Goods packed if required. '
ROBERT O. CASUlN, AucUoueer.
JLBHRT H WALDRON. AUCTIONEER, 108 LIBERTY A
st.~This day, sale will commence with second hand
Furniture. Desks, Ac.; afterward part of an assignee's
J lock of Fufulture, Ac.; afterward Groceries, Teas, Coffees,
:c.
UCT10N, A UCTION" AUCTION,
THIS DAY (Saturday), commencing at HR? o'clock,
of magnificent Household Furniture, at residence 21 East
20th at . near Broadwav, consisting of magnificent Parlor
Suits, Bedroom Suits. Bookcases, Desks, Mirrots. Curtains,
Clocks, Wardrobes, Dressiug Cases, Bureaus. Washstands,
Mattresses, Tablet, Buffet, Chairs, Carpets, Extension Tables,
Crockery, Cutlery, Ac. HENRY ZINN, Auctioneer. 1
Y ROBERT SOMKRVILLB. AUCTIONEER, J1.
74 UNIVERSITY PLACE, W
THIS DAY. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. AT 2
O'CLOCK, A FINK LILLIE'B SAFE TO BE SOLD
KOR ACCOUNT WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. M(
BY ISIDORE J. SWAAKOPF. AUCTIONEER-SELLS
?t 2 o'clock, 34 av. B, entire Furnltnre mid Carpet* of ?j
boarding bouse; also Fancy Uood*. Hosiery, Ac. Dealer. ,)
invited.
I3DWAR1) SCHKNCR. AUCTIONKKR. ~
!i ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
in vie especially to order, ^
at tU" private residence,
NO. 86 EAST 218T ST.. n9
between Broadway and 4th av., -*}
by Edward Bchenck, on Wedneaday, 16th Inst., at 10t? Jj
o'clock. .11 the elegant Furniture, til., Mwitiot, Anbisson'
velvet and body BruM.I* Carpet.; superb black and amber,
crimson and blue satin Parlor Suitus: satin Curtains, to
match each suit; elegant ormolu and martjucler Cabinets
and Centre Tables. the richest French walnut Chamber
Suits, of Bedstead. Itres?ing Case anil Commode., Armolro j
a Glare* to m#tch ; Serretarlei, Etagere*. Lounges and Kasy qi
Chairs; the finest quality of curled hair and spring Mat- ? (
tresses. Feather Bolsters and Pillows; French plate pier
and mantel Mtiii.i, with Coruice* to match ; Gas Fixtures; L'
tine Blankets. Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases; a very rare 1J
Dining Room Suit of Jocqueranda Wood, consisting of
Table BnlTet, 14 Chairs, with Side Tables. Mirror and Cor- M.t
tiice.ali to match, fine Glassware and China. M.'
Also. M/
some rare and very valuable ancient Oil Paintings, among M.'
which may lie especially mentioned two originals of John M/
Wyke, with the certificates attached: also, 7
A SUPERB KKAL BRONZE STATUE, at
3 feet In height, of the Venn* di Mllo, by Sauvage, of Paris;
also other choice Brunt.., Clock., Ornaments. Ac. ; also the jj
Kitchen anil Laundry Furniture, with which the .ale will
commence.
N. B.?Tho hoove wtli be open for tuspertion on Monday M
and Tuesday by ^ERMfT ONLY, to,be hail at the office ef
the Anctioner, No. 60 Liberty st.
ORBCLOSURK BALE?BY* MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- }
ance Company of verj valuable Property on Railroad I
av. and 4th ?t. Mnrrissnio. and near the depot, by II. N. V
CAMP, Auctioneer, at Merchant'. Exchange, on lf>th day of
February, 17b feet on Railroad av. by 280, with improve-' p.
ments. j,.,
AUCTroNgER_K^(-,lILAR s?
. weekly .ate.of general Merenandioe, Fnrnlture, Cloth Su
(i.u- lire II,....I. Shirt. Ilr..rerie? flu-are 1, - ..U,.
Sewing Mx'hinci, silk und cotton Umbrella*, healers Invited.
MARSHAL'S SALE.?J. SKKBACKER, AUCTIONEER, ?
will sell this ila>, on account of former purchaser, at ^
salesroom IW Chatham st . at 11 o'clock, 21 live gallou LJ
cud* Varnish, 2 barrel* Varnish.
LOU18 LEVY,
Marshal. Tl
Also u lot of Furniture, Carpet*. Clothinir, Showcases. '
Cigar Figure, Whisker*. Gin*. Brandies, Champagnes, Kirnmells
Hitter*, Groceries, iron Safe, Ac.
MARSHAL'S 8ALK?PETER BOWK. AUCTIONEER* Mi
sell* this da;, at 11 o'clock, at the Auction Room*. No' Mi
11 University place, corner 8th *t.. a quantity of Groceries, Mi
consistiug of Boxes Soap, boxes Starch, cask* Catsups, Mi
Canned Fruits, Mustard, M P. DAILY, Marshal.
MNUBIBAl M. AUCTIONKKR, 361 BOWERY,
sell* this da;, at UH* o'clock. No. 161 Ludlow ?t , ,,
Stocks and Fixtures of Hamuli. Bar, Back liar, Tables, Chairs, w
Ac. Dealers invited. .
Mortgage bale-by virtue of a chattel Be
mortgage I will sell at public auction, on Monday, ~j\
February 14 1H70, at 10 o'clock A. M.. *t No. SM) 6th sv., Ir
corner of 4Sth St.. all the Fixtures of a flrst clau nutclier's ,
Stor-- and one Hand Cart, one Horse. Ilarnea* and Covered t,j
Wagon. JOSEPH L. CONTKKLL, City Marshal and Attorney
for Mortgagee. \
XJ"UW ON VIEW?AT THE ART ROOM8, "
74 UNIVERSITY PLACE. ^
A ELLIOTT NAKH'8 CERAMIC COLLECTION, I
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WEDNESDAY AND wl'
THURSDAY
AFTERNOONS, FEBRUARY 18 AND 17, AT 2 !
Dr
O'CLOCK. 1
ROBERT SOIMKFVILLE, AUCTIONEER. ^
' t7kad~
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UlCHAKD WALTERS' HONS, AUCTIONEERS?MORT- na
gage sale?Will sell this da;, at II o'clock, at 27 East P*'
Broadway, 3 barrel* Bourbon Wbiskc;, I barrel Rye. 1 bar Ad
rel Scotch Whiakey. 1 barrel Gin. two-pall English Ale "T
Pump LOUIS LKUBUBCilER, Marshal, aud Attorney lor A
Mortgagee, 7S Nassau St. -iJ
MARSHAL'S "HALE THIS DAY, AT 10l< O'CLOCK,
1SH Chatham St., 1 double barrelled (Ion and 3 Musi
cal Instrument*. P FRF.NY, Marshal. HI
HE RIFF'S BALE OP IIORSRS, TRUCKS" HARNESS, /'
Ac.?R. HERMANN. Auctioneer, tells Monday, Fehru- V.
ary 14. at II o'clock, at Nos. UN and 1(10 Norfolk street, 6
Horses, 4 single Truck* and I double Truck, Harness. Ac.;
slso all the Right. Title and Interest which Albert L. Torrey
had on the 27th day of November, 1S7A, or at any time
afterward, of, In and to a lot of Machinery, consisting of
Steam Engine and Boiler, about 60 horse power; one J
Meyer's patent Segment Saw. 2 Schanck's Planer. 8 Cross- ab
cut Saws, 3 Rip Saw*, 1 iron Safe, Shafting, Belting Ac. r?
Sole positive. WILLIAM V. CONNER, Sheriff. ?'
Jsaaa 11. SttKthg, Deputy. Cfc
CJUNDAY TELEGRAM," " I
O TWO fTENTS. 1
The wynn ellih collection.?mbmsks. chrih
TIE, MANSON A WOOD, respectlully give notice
that tbey will sell by auction, at their great men**. King St.. ?
St. Jaine*'fKjnare, London, In Mar, liy order of the exeru- I1
tor*, the celebrated collection of Picture# by modern paint. 1
er?. and the whole of the Picture* by old master* not Tnclnded
in the beguett to the National Gallery: also the
valuable collection of Objects of Art and Vertu, formed
ijnnngthe last half cautery by that tminent amateur, Wynn fT
HilU. B*1 , deceased.
?m; iT_5I!WTflrLlY. AUCTION ERR, WILL SELL AT
II auction "0 Wednesday, February 16, ISVij, St 12
o'clock noon. *t the Exchange Salesroom, 111 Broadway,
the valuable Property corner Washington and Cedar at*..
. Nos 147. UTH sod 140 Washington si , Will be sold tw Close
" an estate Maps *t Auctioneer * ggice. No 6 PTTie ft. 'oi
8 TUNE MUSIC BOxTENGiTihII RfotNO SADDLE
And Bridl?. P?A?bI F&rt Kxtiriffui*hpr. rnnewood 5"in?
Cam. Kn?IUh piece end Cwi this <) ?. without L1
rexerre. At J< 37 Nhuau xt . At 12 o'eloclr. -L
5
T3DUCATION IN FRANCE-FAMILIES WISHING TO w
JJJ send tlieir daughter* to Pari* for their studies will And ?llie
attention* and comfort* of homo llle at tl* house of M. i(r
and Mme KAIVRKT, lf> Rue Vernier M Falvret tnperin- ,
tends the lessons. Reference?M. Iloeart, pastor. Its Rue j*t
Deinours, and M. Bersler, pastor, 216 Boulevard Perelre. W,
Sunday tklboium" " f=i
TWO CENTS.
POLITICAL.. ?
The executive committee or the 'demo- "]
crallr County Committee will meet at Irving Ilall this thi
(Saturdayi evening at ? n'ebark. in accordance with the 11,
solution passed at the last meeting of the Deiaoeretic ,!>.
Count; Committee. 1KA SIIaKKR, Chairman Cunnt; I
Committee. _
Sunday telegram,
TWO CENTA ^
' AMCkkmkmth. '
TrtRKNCIlY. I PARI.SLVN VAH1-1 GRAND 0LHX~"* C?
r Artistic I etiea. Matinee W flu Stars tun Br
I D?H>htftil | day, 3 o'clock I ?>*rtrllng Rporntltia* jr
BLOOD AMD MftATfl. r
[ i-> BLOOD AMD BRKAT1J. I
E R AJ
!MBNT.
jUTOMUnWW.
cademy ok ml'sicy italian opeka.
. adklaiiik phillips.
italian opera company.
monday kvkmno. Ketiruary 14. at m o'clock.
il harbikkk dl skv1ulia
am a Mtoa ADELAIDE I'll I I.I.I|>K
rta iflret appearance) Mlnuorina LAMBKUT1
nut Almavlva . Mr TOM kllll.
;ar? (flmt appearauce) Hie KMUtVNTI
Bartolo Big. HAOKLLI
n Uasllio . .HlgCOLETTE Fhirello Hits LuTTl !
GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
meal Director 8lg. TOMASl
VKDNKSD.AY EVENING. Fob. Hi-11- TROVATOUK.
'KIDAY EVENING. Feb. IS?LA OENEKBNTOLA.
lese rviMiSeath.fi S?l ami $2. aocordlng tolocation ; Boxes,
and $10. Seal* and boxen now at Academy box office,
druter's, 701 Broadway, and Kulliuan'a, 114 Broadway.
HEATRK COHlguir
'>14 Broadway.
MATT MORGAN , Manager
ITINKE ,1'IIR FKMALK MINSTRELS.
LAY. THE MULCAHY TWINS.
ITINKE Rickey, Barney. Wlilta,
DAY. Barry, St. Jean Brother*,
1T1NEE Homer, Gorman,
DAY. Ml** Clara Moore. Mi*s Hanson
ITINEE and lliii entire Company
' DAY. at MATINEI'. TO DAY.
ilntlne* Wedne*dwy anil Saturday.
)NDAY NEXT, FEBRUARY 14.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
lix nets and thirty-one scenes, an entire new company,
a Scenery, Ac., and the original colored Wilmington
JUBILEE BINDERS.
HAND Oi'ERA DOUSE.
Engagement,for a limited season only, commencing
THIS EVENING, FEBRUARY 12,
of
LUCILLE WESTERN,
her powerful Impersonation of Nancy Sykes in the dramautiuu
ot Dickens' novel of
OLIVER TWIST
tr. J. 11. 'STUDLEY has been specially engaged for the
rs ot Bill Sykas and Sir Francis Leviaon, supported by an
rellent company and orchestra.
EAST LYNNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14.
C1LLE WESTERN as Lady Isabel ami Madatnu Yine.
Box sheet now open. Popular prices.
LOBE THEATRE!
728 and 7JO Broadway, below 8th st.
W. Butler Manager
The Standard Variety Theatre of New York.
A Select B.ll of Novelties by tbe Great Star*.
LOBE, George S. Kuight's LADIES'
HAND Sensation Sketch, AND
AMILY Allot Nil TDK BLOCK CHILURF.N'8
l USEE IN FORTY MINUTES, GRAND
AT 2 introducing the great FAMILY
J LOOK. Fire Scene, with the full M ATI NEB
strength of the Compouv. AT 2.
444, TIIE GREAT C i N FLAG RATION' SCENE
INATOB HOB 1IART, FROM KINGS, WILL SPEAK.
Mr. DAKRY MONTAGUE In bis UnrivaUod Song*,
dossra. McKee and Roger*, llogan and Lord, Tiemey and
mil* Kuenne Itlil. .1 ll Itrlffli, N *11 i* Zoe T,? ether
th regular company of excellence.
kfternoon, doors open at I ; evening at 7.
rtox office open ilaily. Seals secured In advance.
>AKK TUKATUK BROADWAY AND 2.-'l> ST
Leasee and Man a or Mr. W. STUART
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 111.
First time, after careful preparation,
GEORGE FAWCKTT HOWL'S
new Comedy, in four acta,
BHBB RRttK A SSSS SSSS
BRHR AAS8SS
H D 11 H A A 8 8
BHBB RHHH A A 8888 SSSS
B BK it A A A 8 8
B Bit It A A S 88 8
BHBB Ji R A A SSSS 8888 It
Character) by Mlaa Roae W'ood, Miss Rose Lisle, Miss
aiio Louise, Mrs. Brutone, Messrs. George Fawcctl Kowe,
wis Morrison, J. C. Padgett, Ylniuz Bowers, C. Norria,
. (I. Cogswell, F. Langley, Cyril Searle, J. W. Brutone, J.
Cooke, C. llosene.
New drop curtain by VOHOTLIN. New scenery by MATT
ORGAN, CHARLES HENRY. GEORGE HEINNKM ANN.
mix OFFICE OI'K.N Ml IN 11A V
| Tli STREET OPERA "HOUSE.
'x (S4th St., between 2d and lid avs.)
-O Every evening, & <&
PARISIAN M'LLE VIOLITTE | LA .1 ARDINEY
CAN CAN. PI0ACT8. I MABILLB. |
-i> <%> >
A'ihi Cbaliut Dancers, 50 specialty artists. Matinees Wedsday
and Saturday.
IROOKLVN THEATRR ~ ~~
> SHOOK Jt PALMER Lesseos and Managers
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY,
the charming Actress,
Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON,
in her delightful Domestic Drama,
JANE EYRE,
fnnday evening, February 14, production of the new play,
KEN AND WOMAN, with magutllcent New Scenery and
Ireat Cast.
AGLB THEATRE, BROAD WA Y AND HID ST.
Mr JOSH UAKT Sole Proprietor and Manager.
Two last performances of the groat burlesuue,
iTINEE DID SHE OO, I MATINEE
t UN EE Or. WA8 SHE?LED?ASTRAY. MATINEE
iTINEE The entire company will appear | MATINEE
iTINEE in new acta. Sketches, Songs, Ac., MATIN EE
iTINEE | Ac., at the I MATINEE
'his day at 2, the entiia evening performance given
the | MATINBE | this day at 2
iOWKK* TliSATRBL
> February 12?Two last performances of Mrs. O. C.
HOWARD in UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
A grand Matinee at 2 and In the evening at 8.
jndav, February 14?Mr. D. K. KALTON ami Mr. CHS.
FOSTER, In a new sensation Drama entitled IDA.
February 21-SIGNOB ENRICO FK1ZZO.
CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, 2.ii> ST. OPERA MOUSE*
/ CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS (LATE DAN BRYANTS).
tLlFoRMA MINSTRELS, WEST 23D ST., NEAR
0TH AY.
IANK MO RAN, JOHNNY ALLEN, LITTLE MAO.
<ANK MOHAN, JOHNNY ALLEN, LITTLE MAC.
ndford and Wilson, Baker and Doyle, VV. II. Brockway.
milord and Wilson, Baker and Doyle, W. II. Brockway.
Little Mac's Essence of Old Virginia, the Troubadonra.
Society Sketchea. the Glee Club, Schneider. Ac.
Next week Senator Hob Hart and the great Hernardo,
and the grand Allegory of the coming I'KNTK.N NI Ale
TF.I.NWAY HALL.
THREE GRAND CONCERTS.
IURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. Feb. 17 nnd 18,
rud MATINEE on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Feb ID,
hy the
BOSTON PHILHARMONIC CLUB
(Their (irst appearance in New York),
r. B. LI8TKMANN, Mr. F. LISTKMANN,
r. A HAKTDKOEM, Mr. E. WEINKit,
r. K. ORAMM. Mr. A BK1.Z.
rs. H. M. SMITH, Soprano, of Boston.
Mine. MADELINE BCHILLBR, Pianist.
TEMPLE QUARTET, of Boston
(Their first appearance III New York).
F. FITK, Tenor. 11. A. COOK. Baritone.
. H. FES8KNDEN, Tenor. A O. RYDER, Basso
rickets $1. with reserved scats, for tale at Steinway Hall,
hirmer's, 7<>1 and 114 Broadway.
I RUMANIA THEATRE, I4TH8T.
I AI). NKUENDORFF Director
SATURDAY, FEB 12. BENEFIT OF KUGEN PANRA.
<Kl 8TAAT8VKKBRKCIIEK. comedy, by Dr. Schroeitaer.
dox office open lroro P till 4 o'clock.
EE, I FATTIK STEWART. I MAT1NKB
8^8, STAR COMBINATION. TODAY,
IB. I FEMALE MODELS. | Parisian Varieties
vKUNK ON COLD WATER.?MASONIC TEMPI.E
" 2.T<1 St and Oth ??., Saturday evening. February 13.
PROF. HELKW PSYi'TlOLOGIHT AND MESMERIST,
II give his wonderful entertainment. Introducing incomshruHihlo
oxt>erype(Hs, selecting lady and gentlemen subis
from th# andience.
ISS ELLA BRADY IN HER "YANKEE COURTSHIP."
dr. JOHN GIFFI.N. the renowned Elocntfonlst, In his
amatlc Recitals and Living Plctmea of Noted Actors,
lours open at 7 Tickets, 25c ; reserved seats. Mo.
fI NT 11 NATIONAL EXHIBITION OFTIIK
I AMERICAN SOCIETY OK PAINTERS IN
WATER COLORS,
w open At the National Academy of Design, comer of 4th
and 2.JU ?t ; daily (Sumlayaexi-eptedj Irom J A. M. aoul
M., and from 7 until 10 r. M.
?TRl?lA N~V ARIKTIES. I COME. I MORE STARS,
MATINEE IOOMK, Finest Combination,
1 DAY, TWO O CLOCK. I COME. | Best JEiilertainment.
I RAND SACRED CONCERT ?STEINWAY BALL,
r Sunday evening. February 13, by the famous and origiI
Wilmington Colored Jubilee Singers, largest and moat
pillar slave baud of Jubilee singers ever before the publio.
Iniitslon, M cents Reserved Seats on sale at tne If all.
CADKMY OP Ml-SIC. TITTBNS!
L LAST TITIEX8 MATINEE.
TniS SATURDAY, February la, at 1 30,
II. TROVATORK.
Wile. THERESA TITIEXS. Miss BEAUMONT, Slgnor
IIONOI.I. Signer TAOLIAPIKTRA. Mr MACDONaLD
IHICKERINU HALL.
' TUESDAY EVKNINO. MARcn a?TH,
ANNUAL CHARITY CONCERT
of
ST. THOMAS' CHOIR,
under the direction of
(JEOROE WILLIAM WARREN.
[f. B.?The Cbolr must lie increased to fifty member- for the
ove concert aud the Easter services. Twenty go-.d Irevh
Ices wanted Immediately (especially tenors>. Circulars,
th particulars, at the church, nth av. and W<1 St., aud at
uraerlng 11 mil.
YB JOHN LORD
) ASSOCIATION HALL, MONDAY. AT 11 ^,
DANTK.
In Brooklyn Atlieucum, Tuesday at 11, .
( II \ KI I M AOXK
IVOU THEATRE, I Tl VOW- TilKATRE!
8th St . I TIVOLI fllKATRK.
between ad and 3d ava. | TIVOLI TI1KATRK.
OPEN EVERY RVENINO.
KAD "
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
IPSrKD EVERY SUNDAY MOUNINO,
itaining the latest I<oeaI News. Specials from Albany and
kflnngton, Cable News from Knrope, Illustrate.I Police
nit sketches, and replete with Interesting Reading Mat
PRICE TWtf CENTS.
Rfc.NCIIY, I ~ MATINEE iTI MINUET.
FUNNY. TO DAY. a O'CLOCK, Costumes
IVoLtTY I PARISIAN VARIETIES | Imine XVI.
A I.LET OlRLH.-W ANTED, FOR W A8IIINOTON A
jSggft Jl? ?'"
JOCIETY SOCIABLES" EVERY SATURDAY EVENJ
ing Kerrero's Assembly Rooms, Tammany Building,
h at?Entertainment first i-laas. The laabiooable resort,
innamakor's orchestra. CARTIER A CO . Managers.
UNNY i SMOKED OUT,~~i MAtTnES
FUNNIER, Y1LLAOB SCHOOL. TO DAY AT X
FUNNIEST. | 3 FAST WOMEN. | Parisian Varieties
ITB 18 RISEN I IIK 18 RISEN 1" NEW KA8THR
IJL anthem. by II. P. Dtnltn price ?>c ; el?o t ori?t
Lerd I* Kt?en," by Wil?<m, 7Se., Andrew, SOe. ; by
nyd, ?Oe.: "1'Urlrt Our PaMOver," Thrnna*. *1, by Cbapl.
SUe.: "Morning Hreaki," bymo, Clerk*. S<?e
rnblMhed by O I! DITHOW M CO.. Til Broadway.
1MB RBtrr MEW Mt'MlC ?"PABTIBG BONO." r L
KUter, 40c.: "DaUy> Dream." plane. M*inlt,*#r, 5<io. ,
ho* Golden fionn," }C**tn. 36e ; Pom" LUy." BMiirkt,
>rn, sue.; "Hlarery Daye," , B/ebem,
widen," Kleaewettrr, Hoe ; H"?b Thee. My B?hy,
wtrone. 4?c.; The "Bunny bide " for dondey erhool. foe
rplea mailed. WM. A. POND * CO., 547 Broadway,
eneh More. tU I'nion aqoare. K?? Tort.
HJM f MLLK BKKTHA, I M ATINK K
KARCE MVt.KB MORRlN. I TO DAY, 2 O'CLOCK,
POLL*. I IKJBli DANCILS. I I'ariMaa VtrwtM
LD.
PRICK FOCII CENTS.
AMUBJBMKNTfe.
Academy of music. titiens.
if kan l) italian opera.
LAST TITIENS MATINEE.
THIS 8ATUKDA Y, FEBRUARY 12, AT 1:30,
1L TKOVATOKK
MLLK. THERESA TIT! EMU
MISS BEAUMONT, SIiiNOK BHUImJli.
sidnok tauliapietka. mk. mafdonai.d.
Muaieal Director end Conductor MAX MaRKTZKK
Seela can be eeeurad At Academy of Mualound Rudolph's,
102 Broadway. Door* open At 12 :30.
MONDAY, February 14, Academy of Mmlc, Baltimore.
cth avrnl'k THEATRIC <bvhbylnohf.jrtomi>
1 Proprietor and M.ruarcer.. Mr- AUillTSTIN DALY
57th to S4tli time oi Mr. Atigiietin Daly's succevdul Drama,
pppp ii qqqq u V rebe
p p ii q g u uk
pppp 11 g u u u kkk ,?
p 11 v OtJ U UK
P 11 gggt^ L'UUU eeee ,
. a play op to-day.
Houses crowded! Sumptuous Scenery' Extraordinary Caitl
| Mio Fanny Davenport,
1 Mr. Charles Fisher. Mr. D. H. liarMia#,
Mr. Jainet Lewla. Mr. W.
^ ^ "endue, Mr. F. llardenberjr,
JI . J Maurice Ilarrvmore, John Drew,
A1 1 :J0. C. H. Rockwell. and Mist Jeffrey*
laiwia. Mlsi Emily lUirl. Mrt U.
II. tlilliart. Miss Kate Holland,
Miss Sidney Oowell and
Mr. John Uroucham.
Box sheet open 20dar? ahead.
/ Second suburban MAT1NKB Wednenday, Feb. 10.
OLYMPIC TIIEATKB. 024 BROADWAY.
JOHN f. POOLE Manager.
*f (JRAND MATINEE TO-DAY AT 2. t
(miami si a i i .v i*. r< ml mai a i Z. i
hand matinee tu-dav at 2 |
^?: <?>
tub model entertainment.
THE REST COMPANY Oi AMERICA.
lino look,
the Celestial Wonder, in Ida maivellous Oriental Mysteries.
THE great ru.ny circus.
Eight beautiful Irani ml I'oniea.
Three charmltig little Kriucatriuni.
Tho famed Clown.
WHIMSICAL WAXKER,
keeping the audience iu roars of laughter.
The Bonelees Puialr Yuujadiva
d. L. MORRIS in the dutch agency.
old TIMES in TUB soutii.
John Hart as Old Ephraim Allison
"Uioit'i in the Cold. Cold Ground," "Turkey In the Straw,"
"Shout on, Darkies." Old time plantation melodies.
Miss Adnh Richmond, Mlgs Ada Morgan, Miss Nellie Brookes,
E M. Hull, the Master Huniniat; the Peerleee Pair,
Johnson and Kruno; the Three Carle Brothers,
the Leuding Gymnasts of the World.
the great olympic comi'ANY
in
the best bill ok the 8EASON.
ci1th miqh r of j uliu8 c ass a k-th i8~8at0 r.
l)u day.
8 Til WEEK" of If El US tESAR.
Heats esn be secured in advance.
ooth'8 turatbb. matinee day.
J ARRET!' A PALMER lessees aud Managers
TWO GRAND PERFORM ENCES.
TO NIGHT, and at this SATURDAY MATINEE,
and until further advertisement, representation, witli unexampled
splendor, of the great Trarodv. JULIUS CASNaK,
with an unparalleled congregation of Shukespearians In IU<
cast, including
Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT as CAIU8 CASSIU8,
Mr. F. C. BANGS us MARCUS ANTONIUS
and
Mr. E L. DAVENPORT as MARCUS JUNIUS BRUTUS.
Mr. Milues Levick (esuecislly augiged to act the title part
of thoplayl and the entire company of Booth's Theatre.
PROMINENT FEATURES
of tho grand Shakespearian presentment, beyond the extraordinary
cast, are splendid original music, GRAND
PROCESSIONS and TABLEAUX, a multitude or auxiliaries
and maguidcent scene rv
THE KINALK
ol the play Is a grand tableau. Die BURNING OF TUB
BODY OF BKUJ'ls ON THE PLAINS or PHILIPPL
Tony pastor's new theatre,
hbi> and 087 Broadway, directly opposite tho
.Metropolitan Hotel. <1
q> ^ t
This Saturday To-night the grand Parisian O
night BALLET THOl'PK. N
a great bill, NAT 0. GOODWIN, Y
I'll Bla, it, lmll,l,r on,I Mimic P
Speciality Correct represent*!lout In ciutr A
Artists, acter of EDWIN BOOTH, EDWIN S
in* BOOTH, STEW AKT KOHSON. T
memmuth FKAS K M A YO, SOTIIERN, JOIIN O
nnd attractive T. RAYMOND and UUS WILD- R
Programme- IAMS. 'H
This Saturday HARRIS AND CARROL, MAO- N
night, OIK WESTON, OlS WILLIAMS E
tha best Kill ALICE DALY' In Specialties, and W
of the season. TONY PASTOR'S famous Star T
limine* Troupe, universallv pronounced lay H
crowded all as THE BEST IN THE E
to the door WORLD." A
with Orchestra Chairs and Private" T
faahinnahlo Rose* secured *t\ days in advance. R
audience*. Carriages may he ordered at 1U .30. K,
" 4> 4 ?
Third ay en u e tii katke.?h. w d itchcociT,
Proprietor.?Eight nes> stars; Stuart Sister*, the great
Character Sketch Chance Artist* and Clnatgists: J. W.
McAndresv*. the original Watermelon Man; 11 lii|? II Howard,
William* and Sundlord, the Coles, Lew and Lena, Dutch
Sonic and Dance and Sketch Artists. Immense success of the
Winnetts. McAudrows icro.it specialty, Undo Eph's Dream.
Kamlly Matinee every Wednesday and Saturday at 2.
/lOLOSSBUM. BROADWAY AND 35TII ST
LAST DAY OF I THE ASSASSINATION
OK THE archbishop.
THE I TUB SIEGE OK PARIS
PANORAMA op tub
OREAT I FRANCO PRUSSIAN WAR
I Open Iroin 1 to 4 P. M. and from
PAINTINGS. | to 10 P. M Admission, 50 cents.
Children half price; no extra*. Musiein the promenade.
WOOD S MUSKUMT WOOD i
? THIS DAY.
MATINEE AT 2?K V K.N I NO AT 8.
OREAT DOUBLE RILL.
HERNANDEZ FOSTER
IN TWO PIECES,
ROBINSON CRUSOE AND
JACK HAKKAWAY.
XTNION SQUARE THEATRE
J Rroadwar and 14th at.
SHERIDAN SHOOK Proprletnt
A. M. PALMER Manage*
I 7STII TO S5TH TIME OF
ROSE MICHEL.
AN illustrated with the
MOST KI.ABoRATh AND BEAUTIFUL
SCENERY
over set upon a stage, and with a east ol
UNDOUBTED UNEXAMPLED STRENGTH.
including the following favorite name* ?
Messrs. 0. R. Thome, Jr , Stuart Rnbann,
Theodore Hamilton. J II .Stoddard, John
" TRIUMPn Paraelle. Ebnn Plympton, T. K. Morris,
Ly?ander Thompson. W. II Wilder and W.
S ijuigley, and Misses Rote Eytinge, Paunj
Vie,rant end Mcta Hartlctt
SATURDAY. February 12.
THIRTEENTH MATINEE OF ROSE MICHEL.
Seat* secured two weeks In advance.
FRIDAY EVENING. February 25,
iuuth performance op
rose michel.
WTllack's. ~
Proprietor and M*n?g"r.... Mr. LESTER W ALLACE.
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
will be presented Mr. Brougham's romantic drama of
JOHN GARTH,
with
CHARMING AND APPROPRIATE MUSIC,
NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS, A NO
Mr LESTER WALLACE a* IOHN EARTH
other character! by Mo?ir*. JOIIS UlLHr.Kr, A. FIT if
OEIIALD. C A. STEVENSON, V. R. EDWIN. .1. PECK,
T. ATKINS. Mi?? ADA DYAS, Mix NINA VAKIAN, Mr*.
JOIIN NEKTON *>1.1 Mi?i ETHEL THORNTON
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. I OPERA HOUSE
AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. BROADWAY
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTKKLS | AND ZtlTIl ST.
TUE TWO HKST BURLESQUES OF TUB SEASON.
J I'LIL'S THE SNOOZE K;
THE CONSPIRATORS O#* THOMPSON STREET.
.Inli.it the Sniiorer Hill* Blrrb
M*r-n? Antoniue Charley Harkul
('huh i'unlot Add Rjmtd
Brutua Billy Cartel
THE FINNY OLD UALS
MATINEE TODAY AT 2. KVENINO AT R
h I PARISIAN VAKIBTIBS. I S
?? FAST MATINEE i FAST WOMEN.
WOMEN | TO-DAY., 2 O'CLOCK. |
C' ilHCKEKINO IIALU " ""
/ NEW YORK QUARTET
FOURTH SOIREE. SATURDAY EERRUARY 12.
EDWARD MOLLF.NHAUKR. *ir?t Violin; MAX
8CUWARZ. Second Violin; OKORoK MAT/.KA. Violai
FREDERICK HI: RON Ell, Violoncello- kindlv aealrtcd by
Mr. H R MILLS. Piano, and Mr. V KKMMEKTZ, Baritone.
Mr. ORBNIEK will pretldo at the Piano.
FKoORAMMK.
1. Trio, Plana, Violin and Violoncello, B OX. op. 37
line theren.
2. Concerto, Violin, A minor Rode
Mr F.D. MOLLBXUAUKR.
3. ftonf, "An die rerncitelieble" Beelboren
Mr. F. KKMMEKTZ.
4. ( ) Etude, (b) Waltc, (c> .larentellfl Chopin
Mr. H. B. M ILLS.
3. Quartet. A minor, op. 41 Srhnmaa
So'clork. Adinitaion, $1 . Heterved Seatt. $1 MX
F' AKISIAN VARIETIES. I LAHUBHT. FUN-TMATINEK
lHth it J nieet entertain I TO DAY,
and Broadway. I ment In N. Y. | J o'clock.
/'MOSTLY VISITORS AT THE COOPER 1NSTITUTB
ai'lhe grand Seance. held by Mr?. IIARRIRT WILSON, the
world-renowned medium, on fundi? evening, February 13,
1876, al 8 o'clock.
SPIRITS TO ASSUME MATF.RKT FORMS RKSRMHl.l
N<> THEIR FORMER EAKTIILY BODIES IN VIEW
OK Til K It'lillM'l IN THE OASLIUIIT AND
DBSCKIKK LIKE IN TIIR SPIRIT WOKLO WITH
NATURAL HUMAN LIKB VOICES.
Under the fuperrleiuo of a committee competed of lb?
New York pruir .
(Jeoerel*l!n>D?lon ...... rO
Referred urate fl U1
which ran 0? aetured at Mr*. Wilwu'a, No. 4 tirand %., and,
t on Soadat al the t'ckel office of Cooper luaiitnte. from 111 M OKICT,
1VIKOINIA DTIOKNKYI MAT1NBB "
0 eparkllng MINNIK HALL. TODAY, J o'clock,
fpociel Ilea | Btj ANCHB ELBERT | Parlalan Variolic*.
pARK VHP.ATRB;
1 On Wodneeder, Fcbrnarr 18, will h? prenentod. Brit
time. Uavrge Kawrau Kowo ? new Comedy
la 4 ecu. entitled
- _ BRASS.
Bo* office open Monday, 14th.
VOLUPTUOUS. IOOBOROUS BAL- MATINKK TIL
varied and vol | late. Krenrli Dancen DAY el 3. Parle
nule. I Beautiful Women, flan Varlettea
ACADEMY ok" m L'fICT TITIKNA
_L A NT TITIEN S MATINKK.
JUIB oA r I. Kit AT, Fonruarr la, >1 1 Jt\
IL TkoVATUBK.
MIU. THHRKSA TITIRNS, MIm BKAPMONT, Slgnot
BRIO,SOLI, Si go or TAOLlAPIfCTKA. Mr MACDONALU,
QPMDAY TBLKURAM,
? TWO CXMT^

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The New York herald. [volume], February 12, 1876, Image 1
About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920