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TH
WHOLE NO. 15,778.
DIUHCTOUY FOK A'JVKKTlSliKS.
Briiaijj branch office. ij?? broadwatOI'EN
KAY AND MIGHT KOK THE RECEPTION
OK ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALE OK PAPERS.
ADVERTISEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
AMUSEMENTS?1st Pagb?3tb and 6tU cola.
ASTROLOGY?2d Page?iltli col.
BILLIARDS?Urn 1'agk?tilh col.
BOARDERS WANTED?2u Pag*? Ut and 2d cola.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED?2d Pag*?2d col.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?Writ Pauk.
BUSINESS NOTICES?3th I'agk?0th col.
CITY REAL ESTATE KOR SaLB-2d I'ag??Ut coL
CLERKS AND SALESMEN?7tb Pag*?Otb col.
CLOTHING?Utu I'agk??>tli col.
COACHMEN and OA k DEN err?2d PAG*-tith ooL
COASTWISE STEAMSII ll'S?2d Pag*?2d col.
DANCING ACADEMIES?1st Pag*?1th coL
Drf.NTLSTRY?7tii Pagk-UUi col.
Dogs, BIRDS, AC.?1st Pag*?2d col.
DRY GOODS?IA Pag*?1th col
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED?2d
PAOS?lot col.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?2d Pag??2d and Sd cola
EUROPE?3th Pagc?Sib col.
F1NA.VCIAL-&th Pag*.
FOB SALE??tii Pag*?tilh col.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pagk?lat col.
FURNITURE?2d Pag*?Otb col.
HELP WANTED-FEMALES?7th Pack?fith coL
HELP WANTED?-MALES?2d Pag*?Otb col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES, AC.?1st Pagh?Sd aud 4th cola
1IOTBLSL-2D PAGK-2d col. _
houses, rooms, places op business, ac..
WANTED?2d Pag*?Ut col.
INSTRUCTION?1st Pagh?lib ooL
LOST AND FOUND? lar Pag*?Ut col.
MAUHIKKKI-DTH riUK-wu cui.
MARBLE MANTELS?2d Pao*?Kb coL
M1SCMLLANBOUS"~ADVKRTISEMENTS?I0ta PAO*?
5th andtStli cola.
MUSICAL?Ut Pauk?4th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?5th Pao*?6th col.
PERSONAL-ln Pack?lat coL ,
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS. AC.?In Pao*? 4th col.
POLITICAL?2n Pack?4th col.
PROPOSALS?1?t Pao*??th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?
7tii 1'aok?5th col. _ _
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOB SALE OB TO
RENT?an Pao*?1 at col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2d Pao*?lat col.
BALKS AT AUCTION?2u Pau*?5th uud Uth cola.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?7th Pao*?lat, 2d,
3d. 4th and 5th cola.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?7th Pack?0th col.
SPECIAL NOTICES?1st 1'aok?lat ?ud 2d cola.
SPORTING. BOOKMAKING, AC.?1st I?ao*-2d and 3d
cola.
STORAGE?2d Pack-6th col.
THE LECTURE SEASON-Ist Pack?6th coL
THE TRADES?2d Paok??Sth coL
THE TURF?1st pagk-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?2d Paok?lit
col.
travellers' guide?2d Paok?3d and 4th oola.
unfurnished rooms and apartments to
LET?2d Paok?lat col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. AC.-Oth Pag*?Oth col.
PKltSOXAL.
AT.?MEET ME AT 10)? O'CLOCK TUESDAY: IF
you oauuut. than ou Thursday at 0 o'clock. B.
DALY'S- MATINEE. SATURDAY?LADY WITH
child, coupe, and afterward recognised gentleman who
apologized, much doelrea an acquaintance. Addroaa
MARKUAM, box 122 Herald Uptown Branch office.
JOHN "MURPHY^ ""BLACKSMITH, WORKED FOR
John McCubo In Puiighkeepsle; comtuuuicato with
JOHN CHRISTIE; something to hla advantage. 141
Eaat 32d at.
MAU D?S END MB YOUR ADDRESS UPTOWN
Herald office. ROSE BUD.
Maggie d r_i hope you feel better i
and don't forget what I aaid. W. D.
SACERDOS CUM DOMINA TO ELM PARK 6UNday
afternoon. Addroaa Rev. T. J., etation K.
THOMAS-NO LETTER SINCE APRIL. 1874; FATHER
and uiothor dead. Will hear something to your advantage
by*comtnuuicatiug Immediately with WILLIAM,
at Warwick court.
LOST AND FOUND.
D' ETECTIVES FURNISHED FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Evidence procured for divorce caaea. City guidea to
, Strangers. WILLIAM MERGER, 245 Broudwajj
LOST?BLACK AND TAN DOG NAMED DOT; LONG
eara. red leather collar; $."> will he paid for hia return
to blH9th ay. or 21S Woat 53d it., belwoou Broadway and
Bth av.
Lost?a piece of chain and charms in 44th
at. Finder rewarded at 454 Woat 44th at.
T OST?OCT OF A T CART, A WHITE BEAR KOBE,
JLicotuing from 4th av. and 24th at. up 5th av. to 39th at :
125 reward and uo questions uakod fur ita return to 223
Wast 4Sth at.
SPECIAL. NOTICES. _
^ ?ROTAJ, SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY
has always drawn at Leipaic, Germany. Novomber 3.
rn?o>, amounting to earn.
prizes have always be ex paid in gold.
1 Prize or 600,OHO relehmarks. ?
1 Prize of 300,1 >00 rolch marks.
1 Prize of 200,000 relciimarks.
1 Prize of 150,000 relehmarks.
1 Pilzo of 100,000 reiclunurks. ??
???1 Prize of 60,000 rolcnmarks.
Full descriptive catalogues sont free.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
There has always boon au ordinary Drawlug at Havana
tuesday, november 4.
Full descriptive catalogues sent froa
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
has always drawu on tlie second Tuesday of each month.
The CAPITAL PRIZE has always been $3U.0(JU
Spanish Gold and Silver, Havana Hank Rills bought and
(Old. Catalogues seut free. Address all letters.
J. DUFF A CO., Hankers,
J. DUFF A CO., Banters.
4'.' Nassau St., coriior Liberty, New York.
42 Nassau St., cornor Liberty*. New York.
LA. S. LOTTERY.
The Louisiana Stato Lottery Coiupaiiy has always drawn
In pursuance of an act of tlio Legislature of the State of
Louisiana, approved lstiH, for tlio benefit of charitablu and
educational institutions.
The following attractive scheme has always keon drawn
on the second Tuesday of each month, in "public, at
New Orleans,
La, under the supervision of swoin commissioners :?
1.K57 prizes; total, $1 10.400. Capitals, $30,000, $10,000,
$3.0UO. Ac.
M. A. DAUPHIN, Post office box 092, New Orleans, La,
or same person at No. 31*J Broadway, Now York city
The particular attention of llie public Is callod to the
fact that tho euliru nuiuburof the tickets for each mouthlv
drawing have been sold, and consequently all the prizes in
each drawing have been sold aud drawn and paid. This
has not beon the case with any otber company.
A?MAIN DRAWING
s ROYAL SAXON LOTTERY
HAS ALWAYS TAKEN PLACE
FROM NOVEMBER 3 TO NOVEMBER 114.
2,"?S> NUMBERS AND 2.<?'0 PRIZES
DRAWN EVERY WEEK DAY
OUT OF HH.USI NUMBERS AND 3H.i <*> PRIZES.
THE PRIZES AMOUNTING TO ll.H63.t?*> REICHMARKS,
EQUAL TO $2,738,374, GOLD.
nil4WI\i:s VKVF.lt IM<T l?l 1V K 11
prizes uuahaxtkkdby the goveltnmknr.
royal havana lottkky
ami
little havana
have always ukkn drawn november 4.
ROYAL SPANISH LOTTERY AT MADRID
Has always been drawn November a
THEODORE Z8CHOCII. 33 Park row.
Uptown office. HHl Broadway, near 17th at.
?official kentucky state drawing.
bkntucky ststk?kktha chs* no. Gilt? miiv. 1, 1870.
45. 70, 77, 3. S3. 13, 44. 3, 30. 43. 11. 54.
kentucky ststk?clan* no. 030? noykkbkil 1, 1870.
65, 00, 60, 37, IO, 33, 03. 4. 30. 3"., 70. 54, 1.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON. Managara.
skokoia stays?kxtiia class Ml. 510? novkmkkk 1, 1s7h.
83, 15, 3, 19, 13, 3S, 45. t4. 7. 55, 30. 34.
gkorgia statu?clam no. 530?koykknbk 1. 1S70.
48, 10. 51, 10. as, 30. 50, 3, 10 . 33, 77. 33. GO.
k. 1). eddy a co., managers.
J. J. CLUTE A CO., Brokars, 300 Broadway, or 3 Park
tow.
A?royal havana-capital prize, -300,0)0
.pesos. has always drawn november a
little havana-capital prize. 34.500
ah always been decided by the royal
havana.
kentucky st ?te -capital prize, 91.1,0001
iias always drawn November is.
louisiana stair-capital i'ki/.k. *31 l.l?io.
uas always BEEN DRAWN NOVEMBER ii
j. J. clute a co., Brokors, 300 Broadway.
All diseases, blood impurities, nervous
liability; tnvuty yaara' i'm l? Hospital oxporlonc#.
|?r. PKOTIN, 34 I .it.
American institute.?rkoulak meeting, h
o'clock I*. M.Oth Nurcmhnr. 34Cooper Union.
nathan C. ely, Prasldank
C. McK. Lkoskk, Recording Secretary.
AT1KNVION ?THIRTY TSARS' I'lM'ssl.VN AND
American practice; specialties. diseases of mm; consultation
fie~ Dr. J ACOHY, 1HI Blwekerit
All diseases or mtiikk mix. whatkvik tiir
.? aiiao, speodily aud permanently cur?il. Dr. CUX. '.lU
East HMk _
A?a.?a.?a.?a.?a?a.?
. MAN'S MISSION ON KAII III.
A lingular medical treatise. clearly explaioliitt Ilia hidden
?ati-ua which hap vitality mid shorten III* duration '( III?.
villi hints lor *1111 removal ol Ilia sumo, shnwluu how ourtaxed
powers may ho lully restored and olistarlra to marMan's
overrents. Ily mall. ?5c., currency or pontage
rlaiiips. Address SKGKKTAKY, Muai'tim of Anatomy,
helenee Mild Art 4*1 Sixth a?. New York city.
? I.ITTt.K HAVANA. I .< 11' ISIA N A. KKNTIVKY,
jX.Al.WAYS SAI'li. MURK AND PROMPT. ADDItKSS
I IIaIII.KS l>. J NOKI.KK. IIANKHIi, UltA.NII sT..
ItKTWKK.N CIIKYSTIK A.NII IIOWKltY.
t ?SKll.Kl' I. TRK ATM EXT. WITH 1'l.liUANT AO.iV.roniino.latlnin
for ladies, by Dr. eed Mms. SKl.Dli.N,
IS'J Lexington nr.
ADVANCES M V III'. ON I'ABVKTS, PI ANOS AN1)
lluitholinld Knriilturo ol every description ; saiuo bought
lot cash at full taliio. 8U final 18th.
A CERTAIN CCIIK KOU lIKAUAOilK. OONHTU'A
Hon, plica, atomacli, llvar, kidney or skin dlsoaaeancrrons
nobility, weakness, loss of vitality, Ac. Rrouglt,
ton's Invigorating Syrup. ll.ic.. "Sk' .SI and f"_'. Cases pro*
no on cod Inenrahlo anlieltod and cured or money returned.
I Denials and advico by mail free. Sample boltln at ottlce,
Ik. West tto ?t.
A I.I. IHsliASKS OK men. WIlATEN lilt TMIt CAlSK,
-i.e.idlly and psrinaueutly cuiod. Ur. DY hit, 47 West
tilth ah
E NE
NEW Y<
special .notices.
A," ?
iiiiB * E im>i? .n T.KEh saa ass
b u aa i. i> d :vn k a as a
B BAAL I) I) x > ne a a
hbb a a U o UN N N EI^J 883 sss
b r a a A l D D sr N n E h b
B 1j a i. i> 1) nnnk 8 88 8
BBB A AIXX.L LiDIy N NN EKEK S8B 888
Gray hair auceeHni'iilly trusted by Dr. OUDEN. No. 24
West Twelfth St., uear Fifth av.
A? LOTTERIES OP TUB SPANISH GOVERNMENT
Nulioual Lot tor J at Madrid was always N'ovoiuhor 0.
Royal liuvaua. there was ultvuvs u drawing November 4.
I ii I urination given by KMILIO M. CASTILLO, Banker. 71
Broadway, room UO.
A?uu. iiihieiieau, rnuraa?ub ui ?iu wilory.
31 5 East -tOtlk. st., ni,nr 3d Mr.
A ?THE KBNTUtK Y LOTTERY COMPANY-FRANKjLX.forl
Lottery, drawn at 133 Market at.. LouUvllle, Ky.
1CXTUA CLASH Mil. tiltk??OVKHBKU 1. 1879.
77, 73, 11, 5, 75,44, 47. 53. 1, 33, 43, 08, 78.
CLASH NO. 03<l?NOVKUDKR 1, 1870.
40. 01. 4. 31. 11. 14. 55. HO. 15. 53, 70, 71, 47.
For information, No. 130 Howory, 303 Weat Slat at.. 34
Ann at.. 15H4thav., 3i>7 Broadway, room 3; 105 Hrooiue
t. aud 333 Greenwich at. LUTHY A CO. .Brokers.
?Vhobroadway". 35 fultonTstT
Kentucky?Louisiana?royal Havana.
ALWAYS SAKE. SURE AND PBOMl'T.
ADDRESS EMERSON A GUSS, BROKERS.
180 BROADWAY. 35 FULTON 8T.
C~BELL A CO.. BANKERS,
. 1.315 Broadway, lietwoen 39th and 30th ats.
ROYAL HAVANA has always drawn November 4.
Ca|iltal I'rixu. 3UOUOO Spanish Dollars.
LITTLE HAVANA liaa always drawn November 4.
Capital Prise. $4.5011.
Always decided by drawing of Royal Havana.
LOUISIANA STATE haa always drawn November 11.
Capital Prises, #30.000. 910.000, $.'>,000.
KENTUCKY STATE haa always drawn November 15.
Capital Prises, $15.01X1, $5,000. $3,500.
C. BELL A CO., 1.315 Broadway. "Open Evenings."
C"DIVORCES" LEGALLY, QUIETLY AND~IMME
dlately; Incompatibility; all causes; no charge until
Blunted; consultations free.
MUNKO ADAMS. Attorney, 104 Broadway.
C" "atarrh. deafness?? invetkrate cases
spoedily cured; ncbulixod medication; charges very
mouorote. Dr. CAMPBELL, 135 Weat Utb St., corner
6th av.
D~K BATE. TS AND 15 PARK BOW. OPPOSITE POST
office; 30 years' experience; reliable scieutiflc treatment
for chronic diseases, rheumatism, catarrh, skin attectlona.
scrofulous conditious, blood impurities, nervous
debility, exhausted vitality, enervutlon of body, nilud. impairment
of the nervous system, mental ana physical indisposition
from any cause; ouch case a separate etuay.
Special attention to gentlemen. Hours. 9 to 1, 3 to 8. Sondays
by appointment.
iVORCES 1WITHOUT PUBLICITY.? DESERTION^
othor causes; consultation free. AMERICAN LAW
AUKNt/'Y, 78 Astor House, entrance Barclay st.
D~ IVOKCE8 SPEEDILY OBTAINED WITHOUT PUBlicity;
desertion, incompatibility, other causes; strict
business attention promptly given. ISAAC G. BOYCK,
Lawyer tover 35 years' exuorieuue), 343 Broadway. Take .
elevator.
R. RICORD'S ESSENCK~OF~LIFE" PERMANENTLY
rostoros nervous debility and lost vitality in four
woeks; failuru iinpossihlo; price $3 por case. Sole depot,
7 University place. Now York.
DUS. DYER A GRINDLE CURE ALL DISEASES
brought on by indiscretion, medical aud surgical. Reception
rooms aud office, 47 West 13th St., nearHth av.
1DWIN D. SMITH, M. D? 100 EAST 39TH ST.?NEN'8
Udisoasos specialty; medical or surgical (now mutliod);
guaruntoed cui es weaknesses, nervous debility whero medicines
alone fail.
ttenry a. daniels, m. d..
JZL144 Lexington a v., uoar39ih st. Hours, 8 to 1 and 5 to 7.
Atteutlou to gentlemen only.
JACOUES7~"M. D"7~U N1 YERSITY PLACE.?DIS
eaeos of men a specialty; cases pronounced incurable
permanently restored to hoaltb. Honrs. 10 to3 and5 to 8.
?82~ NASSAU ST.". NEAR PULTON.
JACKSON A CO.. BANKERS.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN NOVEMBER 11.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $30.UUU
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN NOVEMBER 15.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $15,000.
LITTLE HAVANA (CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,500)
HAH ALWAYS DRAWN NOVEMBER 4.
ROYAL HAVANA HAS ALWAYS DRAWN
NOVEMBER 4.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000.
JACKSON A CO.. 83 NASSAU ST.. NEW YORK.
ZROYAL HAVANA HAS ALWAYS DRAWN NOV. 4.
. CAPITAL PRIZE, $300,000.
ALSO LITTLE HAVANA.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN NOV. 15.
CLARK A CO. 3O0 BROADWAY NEAR DUANE.
?179_ BROADWAY. ~838 BROADWAY
B. NATHAN. Banker.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY HAS ALWAYS DRAWN
November 11. Capital. $30,(SKX
ertv ir ii 4 v t v i I] in i r 41- i ve niiiurv
November 4. Capital, UOO.OllO peso*.
ORIGINAL LITTLE HAVANA HAS ALWAYS DRAWN
November 4. Capital, $2.011\
Daily drawings always ou fllo.
* Direct all your letter* to
B. NATHAN, 179 aud 838 Broadway.
K~ ENTUCKY 8TATK~ANT)" LOUISIANA
havo always boon safe, snre and prompt.
BOOTH A CO., 73 Nassau St.
J^OUISLANA STATE ALWAYS NOVEMBER 11.
LITTLE HAVANA ALMl'AYS NOVEMBER 4.
MILLER A CO..
106 CHATHAM ST., 74 MAIDEN LANE.
Little Havana?original; uould a co.,
I'ruprietors; capitul Drise, $2,000; haa always boen decided
by Royal Havana.
R. FIELD A CO., 1,213 Broadway.
^etrofolitXn ~~
job
printing *
OFFICE,
28 ANN ST.
MERCANTILE AND THEATRICAL PRINTING A
SPECIALTY.
BRANCH OFFICE FOR RECEIPT OF ORDERS AT
14 UNION SQUARE. WHERE ONE OF EDISON'S
TELEPHONES, FOR THE USE AND CONVENIENCE
OF THEIR PATRONS, HAS BEEN PLACED FOR
THOSE WHO MAY WISH TO COMMUNICATE WITH
THE MAIN OFFICE.
EVERY VARIETY OF PRINTING AND WOOD ENGRAVING.
FROM A
VISITING CARD TO A
MAMMOTH COLORED POSTER.
WORK SENT TO ANY PART OF TUE COUNTRY
C. O. D
FIRST CLASS WORK AND LOW PRICES
FOR CASH
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
28 ANN ST
BRANCH OFFICE,
14 UNION 8QUAUB.
MME." DE RUYTHKR. UNEXCELLED CLAIRVOYant,
give* Information In all affair* of life; magnetic
treatment and loss ut vitality. 107 West l'Jtli St., uoar
1 Vth ?v.
MRS. DR. SPARK. TI1K CEl.EHKATED MAGNETIC
Doclree*. it niMkiu>? wonderful euro* In old chronic
diseases. I'umonK on tho rerun otibo grave and such ae
have not walaed for years ero now llvinir to testify to her
wonderful skill and success. Kho advertise* nothing but
w h.it she haa the ability to perform. 402 Lexington av.,
noar IV til ?t.
Ma Kit I. k AND MAKBLEIZKD MANTELS. UKaVE"
stones. Ac. A. KLABKK, 134 East 181b at., near 3d at.
Mme. howard and assistant, electricians',
treat magnetically rheuinatiam mid general debility.
173 OtU _
MISS RANli SUCCESSFULLY TREATS NERVOUS
diaeaaca, rheuinatiam, Ac. 33.1 At h av.
MA It MLK MAMTK LS.~ JD )NUM K N TS. TILINO. AC.?
Lowest prices. S. KLAHEK A CO., Weal 51st at., uear
Broadway.
MltS. LrUtNZUOKO, TRANCE AND MEDIUM -SITt
tugs dnlly from 0 to 5. No. HH 4th av. Riug twice.
VfISS LOTTIE BANCROFT OIVES ELECTRO-MAtj"
illuetic treatineut: aatiafactioa guatanteed. 152 3d av?
one (tight, back.
vfo'fTcK To OKNTLKMRN.
Xv Dr. 1<A ORANOE. principal of the well known Arm of
Jordan .V Davieson. Philadelphia, may be conaulted. 11
Eaat 17th at.. Union square, New York,
lloura froui 0 till 2 and 3 to H.
OPIUM. MORPHINE IIABlf" CURED TN~TEN TO
twi'Ott day a; DO pay till cured.
Dr. J. STEVENS, Lebanon. Ohio.
1JATKNTS, TRADE MARKS. CAVEATS.
MU'NN A (1(1., 37 Park row. New York, proprletora of
the SclentiUa American, Thirt v-fonr yeara experience aa
solicitors n( patents. Handbook on Patenla, with full
directinna anil advice, sent frou.
' iioval Havana lottery.?official drawing
I XVtiE OCTOBER IS, ON KILE at our ottlee. I'rlaes?
Spaniall hank hllla; K"verninonta, Ac., purchaaod. TAY:
Lolt A CO., Bankura. II Wall at.
KiiYU, HAVANA LOTTERY,' LOUISIANA AND
Kentucky Stale - Official lists of paat drawings pilaoa
| cashed Ac. TAYLOR A CO.'S Branch, Ik"?2 Broadway.
! OTA MM K RIN (?7?U NITKD STATES STAM MERINO iTT
| tjsfltute, 417 4th av; beat references; no pay until cured.
Hand lor clicular.
tpilB EVEN I NO TELEORAM ELECTION RETURNS
1 on the night of Nnvumber 4, IS7V, will be exhibited at
the fallowing pitcoa >?
Ru<letin No. I ?liroadway and Ann at.
hailelln No. 3?Orand Plnaa. Union aqaar*
I uiletla No. 3?Broadway and 33d at.
liai Is-1 In No. 4?Kill av. and 57th at.
hallolin No. .ri?3d av. and tilth at.
It ii i lid in No. 0? Harlem Bridge.
Bulletin No. 7?J ark son square.
Bulletin No. S?Municipal Hotel. Pulton at., Brooklyn.
Bulletin No. ??Jersey and Railroad arm.. Jersey City.
Storeoptlcol.? Hamilton Hotel, 125th st. and Bill av.
Plereoplicou?Myrtlo and Pulton ava., Brooklyn.
4. >111 VSsEMHLY DISTRICT?IKIHIIMKV laoea*
, j fmnil ulluml Mooting Al K.uionll IIhII, IStf K?nt 21*1 ti aL
I in?ur Mil hv., 7 I*. M.; tlvo Irish luiidvri npriklng.
i 8TAJ'K ?'<>TTKRV HAS
I (j1!) I .'tillwhvh boon <lr*wn Nnrombor 10; 1
; hunt dlntrlbtHod In I.W4M prima; flA.oai h,i? bwi paid
lor |l by ti". II. II IKTKll <k 00., 1,8:17 Broadway, corner
i? . No* York.
DOUS. IllIIDM. i*C .
*4 N fNVOl4 K MM': KNOI.IslI V N11 aMKKII'AN
iV IIKKKCI! lAiADINH SlIOTlll'NS
will be anlil I HIS DAY, Noriintbnr 8.
AT 47 AND +11 lihkkty ST.
HAKKKIl A I'll., Aurtlunrora.
IIMHTINU. IKNIKMAKINU, *oo.
A'""-l baiicLaY "St.. OAShV'S KXrllASllK.?
.Order* recelred on Jerome Bark Kace?, Tuesday, No.
Tuiubnr-t, and llio election*.
At i. it joiinsdn s nM'irK. :i wkst vmtii st~
Brunch ticket* on Jerome Baik race* fj oaclr; also |
| CuuUiiutliuu book ; inn book upuu uu olouliun. I
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W V <
OKK, MONDAY, NOVBMBI
SPOllTi.XU, UOOKMAKING. 4it.
AT 10 anTII ST ?BOOKS OPEN ON ELECTION^
entries this eveuiu? for Jerome Park. W
TIIIO l'DRF.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CU B. JEKOMif'PAEK.
ELECTION DAY.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 4,
Six Racos. iucluUinx Steeplechase and llurdlo Ruce.
Races comuioiice promptly ml I o'clock.
ADMISSION TO FIELD 50 CENTS.
A. BELMONT, President.
C. Wheatlv, Secretary.
(TLIFl'ON~|Tit"IvINU PAltK. PATKRSON,~iCJ.?FALL
nieelinn, N'oveiubur h and H, closed wltil lifty-tbrou entries.
w. A. SNYDER, Secretary.
JEROME PARK. NOVEMBER 4, 1, MILK HAUDI
cup?2 tu 1, Furl una : .'J, Eraukliu, Pequot; 5, luvuruiora.
Van-rant; 8 to 25 to 1. oilier*.
II STANFORD. Alliance Club. 1 ,1M Broadway.
HOUll, UAHUIAUKS. ivl .
A~^T" AUCTION. ??
BY VAN TASSELL A KEARNEY. AUCTIONEERS.
ATTUEIR IIOKSK AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
1IU. II- East 13th at., near -Atli aw.,
ON TUESDAY. 4T1I NOVEMBER,
at 10 o'clock.
CIIESTVPT TROTTING Villi' .Irnrf hw nANIELLAM
BERT. sou of Kill till Alleu. out ot a 111*10 by Ilia Drew
homo. 15>* hand* nigh, H year* old: very Snely
galled; dova not *liy or pull; can trot bolter tliau
2*40; is an extra pole mare- safe for tho moat timid
driver, and i* warranted kind and true in atl heroes*.
Single Harness and
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAUON. by Brewater k Co., of
Broome at.
CHESTNUT TROTTING MARK SUSIE B., by Young
Webster, out of u fa?t pacing mare, 15!*bauds biKh,
7 years old; a flue ruadstur; trotted liiia summer in
2:30, and is a* last now as over; is safe for any 0110
to drive and i* warranted kind aud true in all harness.
Also
TOP SIDE BAR WAUON. by W. Prank Dutenbnry; Har
nusa, Ac.
BAY TROTTING GELDING, got by Kysdyk'a Ilumbletoniau,
out of Lorolte, by Stockbridgo Chief. 131a
hand* high; foaled 1871; t* a goud, freo. handy
driver; nut afraid of olovuted railroad or auythlug;
can be driven by a lady at full speed; can trot In
11:45 auy day. and is wurrauted sound and kind and
truo in all harness.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, by Brewster k Co.. of
Bruomo *1.; Harness, Ac.
At prTvatk hale.
VAN TASSELL A KEARNEY are offering a large
stock of Carriages at private sale, consisting of LANDAULETS,
CLARENCES, BROUGHAMS. Coupe and
open Kockuwaya. extension top Phaotone. Depot Wagons,
Barouches, top aud no top Phaetons, top side bur full
spring Wagons, by the Urewsters, Marsh, Duseubury aud
other tirst class makers.
Also a large stock of Double and Single Harness, fine
Road Harness. Blankets. Robes. Ac., Ac.
.ALSO A PULL LINK of Portland Cutters and Albany
Sleighs.
SEVERAL 8PKF.DY ROADSTERS. Family Horses. Ac.
FIRST CLASS STARLING for horses at private sule.
WARKROOMS AND AUCTION MART, 110. 112 East
13tb St., near 4th av.
RCH. JOHN8TON. 10 TO 25~ 13TH ST.. N KAR
UNIVERSITY PLACE. WILL SELL AT PRIVATE
I SALE. FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS. AN INVOICE
OF AN ASSIGNEE?CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, ROAD
I WAGONS, PONY lMIAEToNS. PARK PHAETONS.
ONE EXPRESS WAGON. HARNESS, AC.. AT THE
. | LOWEST PRICES EVER KNOWN IN THIS HARPS
KET; IN FACT, AT ABOUT HALF THE COST OK
5 MANUFACTURE; EVERY VEHICLE IN THE
5 I SCHEDULE GUARANTEED. COME AND SEE
2 AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED. THE LOW
<r. PRICES WILL ASTOUND THE MOST INCREDU5
| LOUS.
^ THE ASSIGNEE IIAS DETERMINED ON PRIVATE
SALE OF THE ABOVE NAMED STOCK
I IN PREFERENCE TO AUCTION SALE, IN DEFERENCE
TO THE DECISION OF THE CREDITORS.
I JAMES C. MILLER. ASSIGNEE.
A ?THE FOLLOWING-VALUABLE STOCK." THE
a\.^property of a private goiitleniau, will be sold at auction,
on Weduesduy next. Novembers, at 11 o'clock, at
BARKER a SON'S Now York Tattorsall's, corner of
Broadway and both at., vis.
THE BLACK guiding Charley Dewey, 15l4 high, foaled
1873; got by Voluu Star, son of Volunteer; no record;
can heat 2:35: warranted sound and kind.
THE BLACK colt Naugaluck, 15 high, foaled 1874; own
brother to Charley Dewev; can trot in 2:50; warranted
sound and kind.
BLACK COLT, foaled 1S7S; brother to above; warranted
sound.
SUPERIOR BLACK Coupe Horse, Hi high, 7 years old;
very stylish; warranted sound and kind.
ALL ON view tor examination.
A_ LL SIZES?20 EX PRESS,~GROOER8' WAGONS^
uew aud sccuud baud Wagous, all prices, for baker,
butcher, milk, laundry, depot, delivery; Wagous exchanged.
22b Spring st.
-WANTED.?COUNTRY BOARD FOR W INTER
fur a gentleman's horses, few miles from Jersey City.
AUdress JERSEY, box 225 Herald otlicc.
A CROCKERY FIRM OFFERS FOR 8AI1B TEA*
Cauadlau Ponies, 15 bauds. #12"; also three Horses,
suit suy business, $d0. $00: ail warranlod sound. 142 Elm
St., nesr Grand (saloon.)
NUMBER OF HORSES FOR SALE?AT THE ROCKland
Lake Ice Company's stables. 027 Washington st.
?$110?BRE W STEll TOP IMPROVED BUGGY.
with tine Harness, Blanket, ltohe. Whip, ,te.; cost
$405 two months ago. Stable in Wast 15th St., rear of
private residence '.is 5th av,
A -roit SALE. SIX HORSES; SUIT FARMERS*
truck, express, any busiuess; half value; three day*'
trial ull..wj?1 n.k wurk mil.! rail :?l It I...... V.. r .1 r
| Bowery, ill rear.
A~o:en tlk man" breaking up willskll~ilia
#11 tiro Stock, consisting of buy Team, six yours,
high; also bay Horse, ltl hamls, seven rears, trot fust;
also Initios' J'bautoii ilorso; all warranted In ovary purlieular.
Top llnu<i Wagon, I'ony I'huototi, Double and Siugle
Harness, Sleigh, Ac., lor bnlt value. Ills West 31st st
A" GENTLEMAN, GIVING III' KEKl'IMi BODtL
will sell the tollowing very cheap:?A good, round
family Uorso; a fast road Ilorso, trots In 1!:35; elegant
side bar lop liuggy, I'ony I'haulon, light Single and Double
liurnoss. Hoar Robes, horse Blankets, Ac. i'articulars at
Dr. GUKMLEY S.331 nth av., belweeu 31st and 33d sts.
?KOlTBALE. CHEAE, KOCK HOR3KH. SHIT ANY
busiuess; hall v.iluo, no uffer refused; trial given,
private stable, 131 East lStlt st., near 3d av.
A? FOR SALE, SIX HOUSES; Si; IT KAKMERS, EX
prossmon, any business; trial given; groat sacrilice;
must sell. No. Width av. (lager beer saloon).
BARGAIN ?THREE HORSES SI 1 TABLE KOli
light work; price $3U to $oU. 343 West 13th st. Must
soil.
V clarence, landau. "t wo coaches, six
other good second haud Carnages, at 4tsi 3d av.
ANY CASH" OKI ERS WANTED IMMEDIATELY?
Hoautiliil light, moiuy Extension Top i'haolou, >euls
four; light family rtockaway. Top Depot Wagon. Hsetvslur
improved Top Buggy, Top l'ouy i'liaotons. Hue light
Double and Single lliirnoss, boar Kolios. Ac.: all Hourly
now. Inquire boardeis' property, Uossmure Staules, 317
W est 41st st
?$133. ?hay MARE, SIX YEARS. i:>y? TTloiC
s war ran led every way. Hl'ILDEK, 43'J West 4Sih st.
FINE TEAM OF KENTUCKY HO Kb KB, 7 AND 8
years old, 1<>,'s hands high : trot 3:.a>; very stylisli. one
Morgan hay Ilorso, ,1.>.'4 bauds; sound; sain tor lady to
drive to ride: trot 3'ininittos. Brewster, Hiootue st.. side
??l " liVII , .1 VWM UIUO. V.StVMCOWO ' |' IUW??U,?WHbio
aud single harness; all Ursl class oritur; tor quarter
tUoir valuu on account of family going abroad. Km purtit
ulars imiiiiro i'rivato Hoarding Stahiu, iMI M ost Until at ,
near Broadway. Alao ouu Loudon Coupe Harness, blaca
and wbito lioar Kobus. blankets, Au
?FOB RAliB?12 UOKBKril si IT FARMER, ORO ceryuian,expressman,trucknuiu,
uiilkniaii; one weeks
trial allowud; uo cash ulTur lefusod: warranted; property
of icecream couipaiiv. U7tl Bowery, opposite .*tIt at., rear.
BAKU A IN.?FOUR IIOICSKS; MUST hK BOLD; NO
roaaonublo offer refused. lT.iUreeue at., lioar Bleecker.
1)V 1'. DAlLKY. AUCTIONEER
J) I'F.KKMl'IORV SALE.
Mr. THOMAS K. CARROLL has received Instruction!
from llairWburg Minim,' Company to soil to tlio highest
bidder, Monday, November 3. II o'clock, b'Xi Wes' 24th,
near loth av.,t? good Work Horses; all warranted to a urk
or money refunded.
Broil hams.
Lunditiis. Coupes, Landaulets; superbly finished; all
Uow goods, fur tbis season's trude.
lioad Wagons,
unequalled III style and ttniali. Special attention paid to
building and Uulshiug carriages to order.
BlltlWN A I'RAY, Coach makers,
Factory and Warerooms Broadway and birth st.
BUSINESS WAUOXS, UROCKRS, - EXPKKSS, HEliver*.
Collectors'Ulga. Village Carta for I'oulos, Ac.,
at CALVIN WlTTV'S, 154 South 6tli av.
BROUOIIAM FOR SALK. NKARLV "XFIVV-onk
Clarence and one lop wagon : must he sold to set tin an
estato. at M. f TltLEY'S. l.iVi.l Broadway and -Kith st.
ClUl'l'K KUCKAWAYS.
) six seat ncckaways.
, CURTAIN KHCKAWAVS.
We offer a large variety of those popular carriages
AT KXTKF.MKLY LOW BRICKS.
A. T. 111'.MARKST A CO , H2M Broadway.
(VALV1N WITTY'S COMMISSION CAKKIAUK W VltK
Alliums, I."i4 Smith oils a*., near Bruoiuast. Carriages
of oveiy doscrlption.
(1AHKIAUKS AT A SLAUllllTKK To MARK ROOM
,'for Sleighs; Inutlior lop Haggles, ; four seat linekawuy,
*10U; Depot Wagon, *S.i; no top *4U
CIIARLKS ORURK..IHH Canal st.
PTARKTAOBS FOR MALE -OMR KLKOANT LANDAU!
\7one Landanlet and olio Coupo. at U. OUKLKY'S, I
Broadway and 4?!t!i st. i
TjYIRST CLASS Tol' DEPOT WAUON. *1211. COST !
r *.'7.'>: Rue.away cheap. Harness. I'rivato stahlu 42
West IRth st. _____
L^OR SALK-ONB or TUB llANUSoMKST PAIRS OK I
J; bay Carriage II??r?? ? In New Vork, XI lianila. 7 yeara '
old; black poluta, hlncky t>iilit. eery atyllali itnil e\lt>
good iravelleia; have been iiwil by n family ilnriUK the
|in.t your. To bo noon Monday at 143 Kaai Sftth at.
hlOK BALK?A Nl'MHKR or IIOH8R8: OHKAT HAOnHco;
warranted good worker. leu Cum paiiy'. .table.
oitl Win! Hint at.
FlOR BALK-POM KIIKUL WoKK IIOKBB, 1?
hand*. 8 yeara bill. (7.1; .Ingle Truck, (ftO; llarne.a,
(in More ?4 lludnon at.
I/OK SALE t'llKAP?BOUND IIOKHK. TOP OKOCBKY
T Wiifn mill llaraaaa, t*. HLANK.no 7 Baal 18th at.
1.711 It KALK t'llKAP- KOl'R IIORSBS; SUIT ANY
1/ |inrpoeci miiat aell; no work. 170 Allan at., food a tor a.
HKAVY llollSK HLANKKTS. Hftr.: MINTKIt LAP
It..baa, (8 ."Ot plu.ll Lab Kobe., (8 "Ml, Out rlago
Hieiikol.. CJ Ml upward: M'ulf unrl Hear Knboa; ItuiUlu
Kobea. (tl 181; luucy fur Ituboa; Yellow waterproof
ltlunkot*. 98 .kit IIorao Clipper.; nu trouble to aliotr good. ;
atrirtiy one price. OHHoKNK A Hi'UKK, 71 HMrelav,
coriiur ol Oreenwleh.
HOIISK BLANKKTH?lO.UOO IIOKSK BLAMlCKTS
nt the gronteat induceinanla.
T ki.KUANT "f Iiooll "f TRUCK ^
IMtKSS NTAHI.K HLANKKTS,
I HLANKKTS, | HLANKKTS, | | leathered,
J fl TO ?l.i. | Kit'. UP. ^ ^ (I'M UP.
Quarter HUnkol*. flood*, Snrcluiil*it Hroswl Aprons, Ac.
Hush mid wool Kobe*, HiifTftlo ttkin*. Ac.
The choicest selection of the above good* Iii the country ;
el no furring** mid llnrno** tvi lino variety. nitty he found at
JOlJ.N MOOiilt'tl WAUJtKOOM8,fr? W arret! si.
>RK
SB 1879?WITH SUPPI.
HOUSES, CAUUlAUKk. ?C.
Landaus, ~ " i
I.Hiidnitlottoa,
liroujiliHiua,
ClMlpCS.
t'oup" Kockaways.
buyer# of Carriage# will repay ihoin?e1vo? by inspecting
D?y ftloek betiire purchasing. i'ricea a? Ibw as tho quality [
of iho work will admit ot. WILLIAM H (iRAV.
IX) ami Woodier at.
Iook ( A1U11A <; K sthat WILL HKAK ekaminX !
Jtion at hurguiii# anu warranted. Two top Road Wagous, |
ruie lop j'oiij i'liactou, tu t) seated full top 1'ark I'Uueluu. j
iineuseis duo Harness. mroe natr nauusome oroo nnu
sweat Blankets, tino large uair Hour lioovii' also haudMPI,
stylish family Huron, l.V4. Stable, IS W?t IStb.
SECOND IIAMI CARRIAGES.
'lop Buggy. $80. Top Phuet.ui, $100. Dos Cart, $130.
SIilu bar, Whitney spring. top Uoad Wagon, $175.
Extension top, four neat Phaeton, flue order, $225.
Top Buggy. $75. High door curtain Rockaway. $1110.
Mix tout Rockaway, $2.*>. Coupo Kockaway, $400.
A_ T. DEM ARKST ? CO., B28 Broadway.
CEOOND~HAND
Osix passenger Kockaway. $2tJ0; numerous other* low.
Curtain Rockawaya. $130; otliura ut varioua pricea.
Coupe Kockaway, $30: lino of otUora low
Landau, Luuduulet, Coupon, Broughams, Coach. Victoria,
Wagonette. extenaion tup Cabrioiota and Phaetons,
hulf top Cabrioiota and Phaetoua. top aud no top Puuy
Phaetona, Dnctora' Phaetoua juiup-Mat Buggy, Depot
Wagou. tup aud no top Koad Wagons.
A. S. PLANDUAL' ft CO., 372 and 374 Broomo at.
SEVERAL EXTRA PINE LADIES' AND GENTLEin
on'a Saddle and Driving Horses, Just from Kentucky,
for aalu cheap. Koaamoro Stable*, 2-47 Wost 41?t at.
QTOP EXPENHET-^HORSH. TO PW AGON. HARNESS .
ttPim- Kimball Sleigh, $30; atyliah Top Pony Phaeton
$7 j. 311 7th uv.
fPllE"KVENING TELEGRAM KLECTION 11BTURNS
A on the night of Novutuber 4, 1879, will be exhibited at
the following places:?
Bulletin No. 1?Broadway and Ann at.
Bulletin No. J?Urand Plata, Union square.
Bulletin No. 3? Broadway and 33d at.
Bulletin No. 4?Hth av aud 37tb at.
Bulletin No. 3?3d ?v. anu 07th st.
Bulletin No. II?Harlem Bridge
Bulletin No. 7?Juckaon square.
Bulletin No. 8?Municipal <lot?l. Pulton *t.. Brooklyn.
Bulletin No. It?, lorsoy aud Railroad avs.. Jersey City.
Storeoptfcon?Hamilton Hotel, 125tb st. and Sth av.
Stsreopticou?Myrtle and Pulton av*.. Brooklyn.
TO LET-PRIVATE STABLE AT 131 WEST I7T&ST.;
coucliman'i room* JA.MES STIKEMAN. 7H Wall st.
\irAN TKD-11 (IKSE-AND WAGON FOR ITS KEEP
?Y for the w i n^er. ELLIS. W4I? Uth av.
4 POWERFUL DRAUGHT UORSES^MUST BE SOLD~;
no work. Also Horse, Wagon aud Harness. $UO. 1)3
Wost 3d st.
6 iloRSE8 FOR 8ALE^FOR GENERA lT~BUSINESS
purposes: trial glveu.
BUKKIIAKD ft CO.. 280 East Broadway, K. V.
dfcKA-FOR TOP GROCERY OR EXPRESS WAUON~;
PcrUguod as now: half value. 4U8 West 23th st.
?nnn-'l',,P BUGGY." HARNESS" ASD WHIP: COST
tPluUf41i3 ttvo mouths ago; also too Pony Phaeton,
with lamps, and black Boar Rotio: great sacrifice. ltd)
Wost 17th st.
DRY GOODS.
Damaged cloths,'cassimehes. shawls, cashmeres.
Sheeting and Shirting Linen. Table Linou,
Napkin*. Towels, Blanket*. Bed Tickings, Ac., for sale
very cheap. WM. MATHEWS, 54 Cathariue st.
S" EALSKIN SAOQUEH AND PURS REL1NED,
altered aud trimmed; work first clan*; price* luw.
SHAVNK. 103 Prlnco ?t.
INSTRUCTION.
"t r'THOMPSON'S CotLEUl^ 20 4TU AV.?BoT?K wYkaepiug,
writiug, arithmetic aud Engllah braiiche*;
terms low: day and evening; telegraphy taught practically
to ladies aud gentlemen.
A' REPINED YOUNG FRENCH GENTLEMAN, SORtant
do 1'EcoleCentra! de Pari*, desire* more pupils;
F tench aud music. Address E. LEPIENMMK, 110 #o*t
33d at. _
MUSICAL..
A'YOUNgICADY, TEACHER OP^PIANOPWISIIES
pupilts; particular aud auccoaaful attoutiou ^iveii to
cuiidtou aud bojeiunem. Turius, $8 per quarter, at re*idouco
of pupil* tti New York or Brooklyn. jA liuo addreaaed
U., box 2<>4 llorald otllce. will be promptly attended to.
CIAKD.-MISS LATHUOP'S MUSIC ROOM, 30 WEST
at.? Thorough instruction ; private lessens, eutertniumeuts,
during the winlar. ('nil mornings utter 10.
\roGT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. SO? EAST I5TM
I St.?WM. U. VOUT (of Store's Berlin Conservatory;,
Director.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
A-45aicr:Kit's dancing academies? 33 east
14lli st. (near 5tli av.); Brooklyn Blanch,301 Pulton
st.?.New CLASSES now forming; private LESSONS any
hour; new svxtoiu: lady assistants; WALTS TAUGHT
RAPIDLY; KNICKERBOCKER and BOHEMIAN (heel
and tool SPECIALTIES. Calisthenics taught in connection
with clauses. Select Sociables Monday und Friday.
A T. C. 11. 111VE"ttS'?CLASSKS FOB DAMCXMO. 1)E.
V a.por.iueiit and the (iermau; SHtli yoar; now open for tlio
season of IS7U and ISSO. Academy, ITS State st., Brooklyn.
Send for a circular.
Allen DoifwolmFs school for dancing
at his resideuco. No. BSl ollr aveuuo.
Send tor a circular.
Alex, macgrkgors school for dancing"
113 Fifth avenue, open day and eveuiug, lor private
and class instruction. Send for circulars.
"VT~TRENOKS ACADEMY. BROADWAY AX I) 33D"ST~.
-V pup;Is can begin and attend any time. See circular.
BBOOKIF DANCING ACADEMY. Btfl BROOME ST.?
AI1 the fashionable Dances in one course of lessons.
The lirst lessons privsloly slid without extra charge.
BARON'S DANCING ACADEMY. .V> WEST 33D ST~
Society dances specialties; private lessons all hours.
Hail to let for lial Is. lectures, Ac.
BALLETMASTEK DUMAR'S DANCING ACADEMY",
34 West 4th St.. near Broadway.?Walts and tlvu
Dauces taught perfectly in six prlvato lessens. Classes
open.
C\UL MAKWIG'S SCHOOL FOR DAXCING. lS7~MADison
av. Send fnr a circular.
U HOIS SCHOOL FOR DANCING. BROADWAY
corner 34th at.; private lossons all hours; classes forming
fur ladies and gentlemen Tuesday and Fi iday evenings.
T^KllNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMY. MTII ST.. 3D
J1 av (bank building). ? New elMMS now forming 1 select
reception Thursdays. Send for circular.
SAUSK'S DANCIN<i"*ACADKMY. 114-110 EAST I3T1I
st.?NEW CLAS.>ES formiug; EASY SYSTEM; ail
can loam; PRIVATE LESSON'S all hours.
riADUMIUlliS. XS IV Is .X..? IX, UWlta
A ? FINE AS8UKTMK.NT 'OK ~ ~~
First clua Pianofortes.
HAINES BROTHERS,
Ui 3 th av.
For sale on very reasonable terms.
V" ?FOR RENT, CPIMlill l\ SOI ARE \.ND UKAND
Pituosof our uwn make; also lor sale or rent, a u umber
of tino second hand Klanos In perfect order.
WM. KXABE A Co.. 11J ruli av.. above 13lh st.
tl KB AT OFFER OKUANS. *? . # '. *43. * ><?. *33,
*13. $73 upward; 7 octavo Planus. *1<K'and $1:13: 7CJ
do.. *130. *14ii upward ; warranted, instalments received.
Instruments to rent; also tuned and repaired. HORACE
WAHills. A|Mt,M roadway, corner link ?t.
VN vssoRTMKST OK SECOND HARD 8TS1NWAT
(irand, Soiiaro and Upright Pianos, eonio of tlient
nearly now; also for snle'cbeap. second hand Pianos and
Parlor Orirans of other makers. Ileware of bogus instrnmoiita
repruaonted us genuine Slelnway pianos at auction
and private sa es, aud advort isnd as a ducoy H^lhese and
other columns
SIF.INWAY A SONS, Steinwa.v Hall. Now York.
t SACRIFICE FOR I'ASII?*! *, Ki.AI TIKI lis 7>~
-iVoctave rosewood aitratTe I'lanoforto; also second hand
Pianos, $U5. *30; Pianos to ten!; open oveninns.
(ioLI)SMi ril S, Iti? Uloeckor si . near llowery.
'* PRIVATE FAMILY M ILL SELL AT RESIDENCE*.
dlNo. 7"d Wost Ittth at., hotwsen ?th and tlth ava.,
STKINWAV PIANUFOKTK FOR *173.
WKMKK U PRItS IIT PIANO. *1<*>.
Stool. Cover. Cabiuot. Box for sliinpintf. Can he seen
B A M to 8 I' M.
APRfVATR FAMILY WILL SKI.I. 'lN 1.HTS. KI.Ktrailt
lloiiaohold Furniture, at a aacrilice; satin Parlor
Suits, coat $7.<o, for *73. $133; raw silk Suita.*40,$H3.
STEINM'AY PIANOFORTE, *73.
Hronxos, Paiiilinirs. fjiiecu Anno and Eastlako Bedroom
Sets, *33, *73; Bedsteads, Dressing Cases. French Hurcaus;
43-pound hair Mattresses. *3 to $S; rep Suit. $JO;
Library and IXiiiut; Furniture. Silverware; Carpets.35c.
tsrd. Call private roaidenco No. 73 Weat IMth st .between
btli and Kill ava.
t PI v no, our lis IcuXiicl EXTRAORDINARY!
A# (treat sale of new and second hand
PIANOS ASI> O KUANS AT AUCTION,
AT No. ;??? llTH AV.. CORNER luril ST..
I ll IS.HAY (MONDAY). AT II O'CLOCK.
Piauosol aliuostevery city niakor?Weber, Stoiuway. Ariou,
Chickorinit. Ilardman, SchaelTer?squares and uprights.
Kuril instrument will ho sold singly. Shipped if desired.
4 PPIVATK FAMILY WILL SELL AT PRIVATE:
J\ RESIDENCE 130 WEST J.ID ST . NEAR BTII AV.,
Ml: IN WAY A SONS PIANOKORTK. *1VI; WEBER UP
ltlOHT PIANO, *!'??; magnificent rosewood WINDSOR
PIANOFORTE,cost$1.01*1, for $173; Stool, Cover, Cabl
net; PARLOR SUITS IN SATINS. RaM sll KS. FROM
f.si TO $30; CHAMBER SETS, MATTRESSES. AC.; LI
hrary and Dininit Furniture liousoopon 7 A. M. toS P. M.
~t FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY
o'YKreat bariralne; aome of them lined hut a very abort
tinio bv nur beat miialctana it ml really almost h* t"?>l m
now ; rnllv wn-renteil In every mp?ct. Pleaee call at the
WKHKR H'traltiiuK,.')lh >? ami luth ?t.
Mii.MKICKXT TWj lierOK Id ish W 01 Ht CHICK,
erln* I'ianolorto. f ISA, nlm 7 octave upriulit. ftn I.
IIIHllNlX'H, 111 t Union place.
nurUKsiTuuN KOK SAL.K-II.NK OK THE KIN EST
liiatrttmenla ever Imported to llile coantry, at a barKnln.
tli? owner having no further tiao for It Apply at
MEDIUM'S, 113 3tl av.
1 )IAM>S._BAIUiAISS. rULL BOVMP, **?; TH OOtave.fl'Jft'
t'prlglita anil Sqnarea at low rent; new MrKan,
with coupler, #ftft. UOKlXlN A SDN, 13 liaet 14th at
UAVKN (LATE RAVKN A HACONv?BEST PIANOS,
luwokt pricoa; fine Organ, #75, repairing. 13 East
Htth.
STKINWAY AND OTHER KIKST CLASS UPRIOIIT
I'lunoa to rent anil rent applleil to purrhaae. Organ*
In rent at low prlcea. WM. A. POND A CO., 33 Union
>i|itare.
'IMIi: i:\ l \INci TELKORAM ELECTION RETURNS
J on thn niitht of November 4, ls7st, will be exhibited at
the follow Iiu placea i?
It ii 11 ft In No I ? Broadway anil Ann at
Siillrtln No. 3?(Irantl I'laaa, Union aquare.
It ii I lot I it No. 3?Hroiiilwav anil 3:td la.
liullotln No. 4?nth av. anil .Y7lli at
HullcHn No. ft?3tl av antlil7lh at
Htillolin No. ti?Harlem Hrlilge.
Hul'vtln No. 7?Jackaon aipiare.
It ii I lut I ii No. s? .Municipal Hotel, Fulton at., Brooklyn,
liullotln No. It?Joraoy anil Kallroail av ..lornov City.
Sturemiticon?Hamilton Hotel, l'ifttli at. anil stlt av.
Storeopticon?Myrtle anil Kulton ava., Brooklyn.
CI lit ?M'LENDID 7', OCTAVE 1'IANO, #4 RENT
i? I Llf.per month ; a Vt'eher at a bargain. K It A K A U Kit,
to Union ai|uure, near 17th at.
Hjt'/\ ROSEWOOD PlANOfORTE, STKINWAY P~fv"
?'"attofiirte . great bargain; Chlckering I prlglit very
low i Orpana anil t'lanua' i enta, $3 to $o. MIDDLE>, 13
Wavorley place, near Broadway.
HER^
iEMENT.
AMU8EiHK.\T<i.
| 'NIO.V htjCAUU lUKA'l'UK.
C..Ia I mil Uuim.**- vi v vi uvi u 1.' rr
Begins at 8. < Iver at 10 :&>.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1:45.
THIRD WEEK
of
the funniest plav ever produced in New York.
A 9>
FRENCH KEATS. i
4> 4>
which has liuun
LAUGHED INTO PERMANENT SUCCESS.
The tlieatie packed every uight from iloor to ceiling,
hundreds liaviug been turned away, unable to get aven adluiesioii.
The play Is cast to tiie full strength ot tbu cleverest
company in America.?Nnwr Youk Hkualo.
SEATS SEOUBED TEN DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WALLACES. OPEN 7 :3<>. BBOIN S ATS.
Proprietor and Manager... .Mr. EKSTE.lt WALLACE
Muuday, Tuesday anil Wednesday Bveuiugs,
November X. 4 and .r>
LAST THREE NIGHTS
EAST TilKEE NIGHTS
of Dien Buucicauli's new Comedv, entitled
CONTEMPT OK COURT,
CONTEMPT OK COURT,
which must bo withdrawn, in consei|ueuce of arraugmanta
previously made with the authors for the
production of
OTIIKK NOVELTIES,
the first of which will be
a new modern comedy in s acts,
by II. J. Byron, Esq., entitled
OUR GIRLS,
the
EAST GREAT LONDON SUCCESS,
and to be presented for the tirst time in this city on
THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, NOVEMBER ?,
with
new scenery'.
NEW INCIDENTAL MUSIC.
appropriate accessories
slid
a MOST COMPLETE CAST,
which will include
Mr. HENRY EDWARDS (Ins llrst appearance here),
Mr. MAURICE KARRY'MORE (Ilia llrst appoarance lierafc
Mihh E.MMa LORAINK (her tirst appearance here),
together with Messrs. HARRY' BECKETT. J. H. AilEMOUR.
YV. J. LEONARD c. k. EDWIN Mac. PONISI,
Miss ROSE WOOD and Miss STELLA BOMKACE.
FIRST "OUR GIRLS" MATINEE,
SATURDAY', November S, at 1:30.
Due notice will he given of the llrst appearauco of Mr.
JOHN GILBERT and Miss KFKIE GEKMON.
A_BBEY'S PARK THEATRE.
Broadway and 22d st.
Lessee and Manager Mr. HENRY E. ABBEY
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
FIRST APPEARANCE tat this theatre) OF MB. J. K.
<$> . ?a
EMMET EMMET
EMMET EMMET
E M M ET < > <S> EMMET
<$, EMMET <? -i>
EMMET
<S> <S> EMMET <S> '&
T EMMET <j> $ T KM MET
EMMET EMMET
EMMET EMMET
IN UlS NEW ROMANTIC COMEDY.
?> ?<& <?> <p
FRITZ ill IRELAND. Flits FRITZ in IRELAND.]
FRITZ in IRELAND. in FRITZ In IRELAND.
FRITZ in IRELAND. Ireland FRITZ in IRELAND.
4>? ?4 -> 3>
?<a>
FRITZ IN IRELAND.
FRITZ IN IRELAND.
FRITZ IN IRELAND.
<s>? 4>
SEATS SECURED ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE.
EVEN I NO FERFORMANl.ES AT 8. MATINEE ATA
STANDARD THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 33D STT
W. HENDERSON Proprietor aud M onager
TRIAL BY J FRY
and II. M. S.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
PINAFORE. PINAFORE.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEES AT 1:30.
Admission, 5<ic. Reserved seats, $1.
Evening performances promptl.v at S.
Theatre oomioue. 014 broad wail
HARK UAN A HART '.Proprietors
JOHN E. CANNON Manager
"THE STANDARD COMEDY THEATRE"
MONDAY. NOVEMBER M.
Every evening and Wednesday and Snturduy Matinees.
Tliird month of the
MULLIOAN OFARD CHOWDER.
EXTRA MATINEE TUESDAY (Election Day).
XTF.W YORK CIRCUS.'
IN L. B. LENT Director
72S and 730 Broadwav, below stu st.
THE GREATEST SHOW IS Tllk WORLD. NEW
FKATFRKS. NEW ATTRACTIONS.
ATHLETICS. POSTURING, GYMN ASTICS.. AC.. AC.
BEAUTIFUL LADY EQUESTRIENNES.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at Exhibition
every evening at S.
NIBLO'S harden "tenth weekT
K. G. GILMORF. LESSEE AND MANAGER
THE KIRALFY BROTHERS'
most wonderful and marvellously beautiful display niece
000ooo0
/ ^ \
o o
O ENCHANTMENT O
? o
9. c
o o
A* C?
?OooOO?
Astounding specialties; raagniticenl scenery; lovely co-t
tiuues; dolicious music and merry inuldenis. Tho world's
greatest ureinlures danseuses ill superb ballets.
VERY POPULAR PRICES?Admission. .VI cents; reserved
places, vicents ur 2? cents extra; adiuissiuu to family
circle. 2j cents.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY. MATINEE SATURDAY.
Koster a bials concert hall."
23d at., ueur tith av.
EVERY EVENING at 8 o'clock
RUDOLF RIAL'S GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Admission. 2or.
HIY MARKET, ?TH W. AND 3UTI1 ST"
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AM) SOCIETY
HOP EVERY NIGHT. COMMENCING Al' 11 O'CLOCK.
, 11\i issiiiv i'i I'tsrs iiiuissiov r. cvms
^MEKICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION.
-d Hud lid uvs., bet ween Odd nud <>41U sta.
RECENT INVENTIONS. OPERATING MACHINERY.
Open from 0 A. M. to 10 IV M.
Ticket! at nil stations elevated railroad fur .V) cent*,
good fur admission and passage b ull ways. Tickets iu
qiikiititv, at a reilucllmi. to bo obtained at ttio duur.
DOWNING'* NINTH REGIMENT HAND. AFTERNOON
AND EVEN ISO
C1HICKKKING HA I.I. M ATINEEtC
/ BY REG l'EST.
H. M. S. I INAKOllE,
bv Out
NEW YORK MINIATURE OPERA COMPANY.
Great succcaa : I,at tfo ami Enthusiastic Audiences I
Matiuoea MONDAY (To DaY) and TUESDAY. November
II and 4. Hy special ruuuest, grund farewell Matinee,
ERECTION DAY, at J ::?? P. M.. Instead of at 3 :*).Its on
Monday. Note chaiigo In tint hour. Reserved -fait only
60 cent*; reecrvod scats tor childron. coats. Doora
otieu half an hour In advance of each performance. Cartinges
may lie ordcrod fur S :15 P M. on Monday; 4 P. M.,
Tneaday. Tickota at Schuberth's, Jo. 'Jit Union square.
Tboiuaa Maun. Miflcal Director; Charlea 0. .Ionian, Stage
Manager; Aineilean Literary Bureau, Managers.
PI 11LIUA KM ON HT SOCIETY OP NEW YORK
ACADEMY OK MUSIC. Thtriv eighth season.
J IIKODtiRE THOMAS Conductor
Subnet iuura of laal season w lah I ng to re tut n t hoi r aoat a
can secure them at the ACADEMY OK MUSIC from
MONDAY. NOVEMBER If. until THURSDAY, NOVEMBER
d, IS7fi. luclnalvo, from H A. M. niilll 4 P. M.
Alter the hitter date titer will bo dlapuaed of to new aubteribera.
1> ROI' E SSO It KICII Alt D~ aT I*KOC I OR.
the illatinguiabvd Engliah astronomer, will lecture at
Chickuring llnlt
Novomher H??'"Thu Poelry of Astronomy, or the Boauty
anil Glory of the Ileavena."
November IH*?"Tho Immensity of Space," aa rovoalud
by Astronomy.
November 17?"The Yaatneaa of Time," aa revealed by
Astronomy.
November in?"Other Worlds and Other Suns."
BRILLIANT STKKEOI'TICON ILLUSTRATIONS.
Reserved seats for the course. $2. Single lecture. 75c.
Tickets and programmes at Schuherth'a. 23 Union >uuare,
and .1 the American Literary Bureau. 37 Cooper 1 intitule.
The eveninh telegram election returns
on the night of November 4, 1H71I, will lie exhibited at
the lollowing places; ?
Bulletin No. 1?Broadway and Ann at.
Hiillotin No. 2?liraud I'lara. Union squares
Bulletin Nn. If?Broadway and l.ld at.
Bulletin No. 4?nth av. and 57th at.
Bulletin No. 0?Shi nv. and tWtli ?l.
liuIl?tin No. 0?Harlem Bridge
Bulletin No. 7?Jackaou *<|uaro.
Bulletin No. H? Municipal llotol. Fulton at., Brooklyn.
ItiiIl?tin No. I)?Jeraey and Katlroad ava., .loraar City.
Hlereoptlcon? Hamilton Hotel. I goto at anil stli av.
Ntereootleon?Myrtle ami Pulton av?., Hrooklvn.
pillCKBRiiiu HALL.
\J An announcement of tour llluatrated Matinee Lacturaa
on the
"Itonianra of Knglialt llUtory,"
on the four Friday* of November, commencing at 3 P. M.,
November 7. by the
Be*. Dr. J. 0. KCOLK8TON,
Cnurae Tlrkota. including re "creed "eata. $1 SO; Pnurae
Tic ken, including reaei veil "oat, for children and achnlara,
91; aingle Seat", reaerved. .V> cent"; "Ingle Seat" for children,
reaerved.go ceiil" Tleketa at Appletou't, No. IMV
Broadway; Chlckarteg Hall, and the School Ticket* at the
. olllce of J. S V Al.K, Manager, American Literary Bureau,
| No. J7 Cooper liialltute.
11HOOKLYN I'ARK TNKaTRK.
11 MAHKT/.KK'H KNDLIsll OI'RRA COMPANY.
Monday and Wedneaday nlglua and Wednoaday Matinee.
SLKKI'V HOLLOW.
Tuoaday night, and Tneeday and Saturday Matlneea.
II. M. S. PIN A PORK.
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NIOHTS.
TROVATOKK
FRIDAY NIOIIT,
B< >11 KM I AN til KU
I KXINilTt>N AVRNUR UAHORN. HKTWKKN WO
Jaini KM "la.?Ka?l aide Popular Concert every evening.
H~bl>TH'H I IIKATKK
Mr Theodore Mom liaa been rommlaeloned by Mr Benclean
It to negotiate with parti a" dean I nit to gl> e theatrical
! or operatic entertainment*, or Sunday concert" In thia
I theatre; datoa open. Adroea Wallack a riiratre
KKPI'HLIi'AN IIAI.L. 9ft WKMT ?:H> ST.. Tt) LKT
fur BALLS, LRCTL'UKS. AC , uu the MOST HKASoN*
I ABLh lenue.
LD.
PRICE THREE CENT-?
AJIIMK.1IKNTS.
DALY > t.\KW lUKATUE. illliliAiHUV A.VU ?>Tl}
t).?TUo Mont Kurnptiiuiim Thciitie ill tl?? V\ oilu.#
MATINEES EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI SATURDAY.
Tlio ripples <>f niftiriutuot soou became waves of laughter.
* ? ? Kiiim lluii moment its fortuuo was securod ?
lltuaLU on "Wivae.''
KVKRY Nil 1IIT AT ? MAI'INKR SATURDAY, AT 2.
BKONSON 11'IVV A1', 1J S Novel aud Picturesque Comedy,
W V W II V V EEKIS SS8
W V W 11 V V K S S
WWW It V V K S
WWW )( V V EES ass
WW It W K S
WW it VV B S S
V V II V KKEB SaS *
A COMPLETE SUCCESS.
It is ft brilliant hit. Uuonuivucttl and coDcltsi
vol?Tribune.
An enduring success 1?World.
A m at success; thoroughly enjoyable.?Star.
A certaiu success!?Suu.
Not a single liue or situation that anybody need blush
over.?'Times.
Uui|uulitii<illy successful!?Mercury.
Exquisitely nut ou tbu stage.?Telegram.
*## Scat? it!av iIH secured nix duys ahead ,
MATINEE OK WIVES ON' SATURDAY. 1
NEXT WEDNESDAY, MATINEE OK KKK.NA.VDE.
NEXT WEDNESDAY. MATINEE OK KEKNANDK.
At all tuutinecs the beat reserved aeata are $1.
G IKAND OPERA 1IOI SE, MTU AV~AND 1!3D ST*
FPOOLK A DONNELLY Leaaooa and Managers
Reserved Seats (Orchestra circle anil balcony), 30c.
Last week of
MISS fanny davenport.
MISS FANNY DAVENPORT.
TUIS (MONDAY) EVEN I NO. Shakespeare'*
AS YOU LIKE IT.
AS YOU LIKE IT
ROSALIND .Mies KANNY DAVENPORT
ROSALIND Miss FANNY DAVENPORT ,
New Scenery and a Powerful Cast.
% TOMORROW (TUESDAY)
ELECTION DAY.
ORAND EXTRA HOLIDAY MATINEE.
ONLY MATINEE OF AS YOU LIKE IT.
ONLY MATINEE OK AS YOU LIKE IT.
WEDNESDAY-DIVORCE.
MONDAY NEXT?EDWIN BOOTH as^HAMLET.
SAN KRANCISCO MINSTRELS / OPERA HOUSE.
AN KRANCISCO M INST It ELS ) Bruailway and tftith at.
THE FAMILY RESORT.
BIRCH. WAMBOLD AND BACKUS i
roceired with scrcums and shunts of applause.
Second week of the celebrated comedian,
MR. (1EO THATCHER.
Great success uf J. B. U1XON. Tenor Balludist. i
Last week uf the funny piece,
NO PINAFORE,
with the enchanted ballet and grand tableau.
Seats secured Matinee Saturday at 2.
"FTH AVEM E TlfSATKE. FAREWELL WEEK.
?)Lessee and Munarer Mr. MAURICE ?JRAU.
POSITIVELY LAST AND KAUEWKLL WEEK OF
Mr. MAURICE ORAU'S
new great French Opera Company, comprising
Miles. PAo?a MARIE. ANGELE and M. CAPOUL.
A CHANGE OF OPERA NIGHTLY.
THIS MONDAY EVENING. November 3, last time of
LA PER1CHOLE, THE STREET SINGER.
LA PER1CHOLE, THE STREET SINGER.
PAOL.V-MARIE. La Perichole. CAPOUL. Piqulllo.
TO MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING. Nov. 4. last time of
GIRO KLE-GIROFLA.
PAULA-MARIE. GiroHo-Olrofla. ANGELE, Pedro.
M. CAPOUL us Murasquin.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Noveinber 8, last time of
BARBE BLEUE.
Paula-Mario, Boulotte. Cupoul, Bat he Hloue.
Thursday evening, November 6 gala night.
EXTRAORDINARY P E R FO U M A.NCK.
BENEFIT OK MLLE. ANGELE.
Last time (second and third acts) nt
LA KILLE DK MME. AN GOT.
Paula-Marie. Clairettu. Angola, Mile. I.ange.
M. CAPOUL as ANGE PITOB
And first time by the company of third act of
LA VIE 1'AKISIKN N'E
Paola-Murie. Gubrielte. Angele. Pauline.
Fridav overling. November 7, last time of
LA GRANDE DUCHESS E.
Saturday afternoon. November M. iaruui-ll matins*,
Matinee prices, .Vie.. $1 and $1 30.
Saturday evening, farewell night, last uppeuranee
uf M r. Maurice Grau's famous opera companv.
LAST TIME OF LES BRIGANDS.
Monday, November ID. iirst appearance at Boston Theatre
of Mr. Maurice Grau's fuuiuus opera couipuiiy.
HAVEULY'S THEATRE, "
corner of 14th st. and 6th av.
Til 18 AND EV'kW EVENING THIS WEEK,
anil at Wedneaday ami Saturday Mutineoa.
Mr. JOHN 1*. SMITH'S auicosaful. Musical anil Corned/
t'umiiany. THE TOURISTS,
IN THE PULLMAN PALACE CAR.
This onguueuiont la limited to TWO WEEKS ONLY.
ShCl'RE YOLK SEATS EARLY.
rpoNY" PASTOR'S THEATRE, 387 BROADWAY.
1 TON ItlHT, TONIGHT,
ANOTHER ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
TONY PASTOR AT HOME
HOLIDAY MATINEE TO MORROW.
MALONK IN HOT WATER?THIS KERN ELLS.
LAUGH AND BE MERRY'?Delehuuty anil Hougler.
TONY PASTOR
and a ureal company every evening.
MATINEES TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
XT Y. AyUAKII'M.-BROADWAY AND 33TH ST.
Every eveniiiu at s Saturday Matinee al 2.
THE BOHEMIAN' GIRL
Evory afternoon except Saturday.
The Saliiiatli School Juvenile Pinafore Company,
FINEST Ayr AMI CM IN THE WORLD.
Admiaeiou, oOc.; Children, li.il'. ; lteaerved Soata. 73c.
CADKMY OF MUSIC.
SEVENTH NIGHT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION.
TO-NIGHT (.MONDAY), NOVEMBER 3. FAUST.
Fauat, Signer CAMPANIN1 Mupliiatopholea, Signer
DEL PUENTK; Yalontiuo. Signer GAI.ASSI: Siebel,
Mile. A. L CARY; Martha. Mine. LAULAUUE, and
Maigherita. Mile. AI.W1NA VALLKRIA.
Director of the niuaic ami conductor, Signer ARDITI.
WEDNESDAY. NOV o, LINDA DI CHAMOUN1.
Signer CAM PAN INI, Signer GAG AS.SI. Mile. A. L. CARY
ami Mile. VALLEKIA. FRIDAY. November 7. 1L TRO\
ATORE. Signer ARA.MBUKO. Signor DEL PUENTE.
Signer MONTI. Mile. A L. CARY and Mine. AD1.NI.
SATURDAY. Novembers, Third Grand Matinee.
Doura onen at 7:30: cummcncea at 8. Office open 9 till 5.
HaverlY's theatre! Brooklyn.
Proprietor ami Manager.. Mr. J. !!. HAVERLY
1 Commencing MONDAY*. November 3, Incited to one
week only.
ABBEYS NEW YORK PARK THEATRE
COMEDY COMPANY
in
YV. S. Gilbert a tainoua bnrleaijue comody,
KNGAURD.
ORIGINAL SCENERY. ORIGINAL CAST.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY. MATINEE SATURDAY.
MONDAY, November 3. SAI.SBURY'S TROUBADOURS.
CVMPIIONY SOCIETY. STEIN WAY HALL.
DR. Li. DAMROSCII Conductor.
THURSDAY", November(i. at J. lir.t Public Rehearaal.
SATURDAY*. November s. at H. lirat symphony Concert,
Soloist Miaa V N N A DBASDIE
BEETHOVEN Symphony in A (No. 7).
WAGNER:?A l aust Overture.
Lisxt ?Foatival Soiimls, Symphonic l'oetn (lirat time);
aud coinpuaitioiia by Kalt Volkiuaiiii and Schubert.
Admission ti> Iteiiearaui. 7J<\ ; reserved, j.tc extra.
Admission Id Concur i, > slid *1 ; reserved. o?>c., *1 extra.
Ticket" hi Stoinway IIhII and usual places.
CllICKKKINU HALL VAXDENHOKK.
Saw scrisa of
'DICKENS MUltMNGS."
by
Mr. HKoRUE VANDENliOKP.
' Six successive Saturdays, at 2 :!Si o'clock, beginning So*
vetuocr H. IH7U Tickets .md programmes at Hchttberth's,
| 2.1 I'liidli ?i|itnre, Mini at the office ul J. S. VALE, Manager,
American Literary Bureau, room 27 Cooper Institute.
VMKKLKS THEATRE, Hill ST.. BETWEEN HKDAPa
at ami 4ti> av -CHAS L. EAR WELL a? JOB ARMROY
I) in LOST IX LONDON K. W M.VKSTON as SAM
SLOELE AK in SARAH'S YOl'NU MAN. Iu addition to
a brilliant X oveity Entertainment.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
CNRKMAMA THEATRE.
FAD NKl'KNDOKEK Director
TONIHHT. HIE IIKKKEN KLTKRN,
Comedy in three acta, liy Hir.-chel.
Box ollice open daily from H to 4 o'clock.
/ 1UF.MOKNE HARDENS. 104, imi ANI) 1UH WEST 32D
\ mi., near6th av ? The most esiiuisite and mimptuoualy
at ranged establishment of the kind in the city.
All that art can lavish or skill display, with music of tho
newest ami the he.i, and EIKTY BEAUTIFUL YOUNO
LADY CASHIERS, selected from tlio elite of Europe and
America, are tho attractions every evening. Sundays excepted.
All languages spoken. FREE ADMISSION.
noKKI.ES OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MONDAY, November J, anil every evening during the
week.
Miss AX HIE SCIIOTT,
In the romantic Drama. FIREBRAND.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AT 8.
rpilALIA THEATRE, 46 AND 4S BOWERY.
1 MONDAY, NOVEMBER ?. IsTit.
Orel appearance of the world renowned Tragedian
M All DA Jl'SCllIK.
aa MEDEA.
Tuesday, Novunther 4. Dor Seeeadet.'
Rox office and branch ticket office, 92 East 14th at., noe
open.
WM)HWAIsl>.
^ KAILS FOR SALE.
The Urand Trunk Railway Company of Caoadn
invite tender* (or
1,500 tone of eld Iron Reill
(V pattern),
deliverable on on ?t our point on Iho railway.
Terraa?Caalt on delivery.
Tendon eddreaaod to the uiideraignea It Montreal, P. Q.,
will bo raceivod np to Movetnbev 13,1879.
JOSEPH HICKSOJf,
tteneral Manager.
TIIK liKl'TlltK HKASOft.
PIIIL()8UPHV OK MAKKI AUK"?HKIMU LKfI
tinea, aa delivered at llio Muaeuin o( Anatomy. 'lid
! Broadway, X'ic Addroaa SKOKK I'AKY NEW YOttlx VI UMil'
M OK AM ATOMY, 018 Broadway, .How York. kalaO|
litiiod IMA
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