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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-01
THE MILITARY.

FIRST REGIMENT NEE YORK yOLUNTEERa-THE
members Of the New York Volunteer requested
meeting TO be held Mt the Mercer House Sstu
day I'd inst, p. H. Also to meet at the place
ing the at tribute OF late
TIER soldier. CHARLES W. BAKER.
FREDERICK GUARDs.-AT A MEETING OF THIS
II company, held at the Republic, OF King and
Hudson streets their their
adopted, and ordered to DO published -
Resolved That IL gives than ordinary pleasu
include amsn those to whom We indebted for prizes
he efnced from recoleet and
long recall with the lvesst feelings the
Of Mrs Thomas hcClntock Mrs Louisa Ripley Miss Eliza
Clintock, for her gift Of beautiful silver goblet; Mrs
Louisa Ripley for beautiful 81 aud
silver shield Miss Elizabeth r. Fowler for magnificent
wreath Of artificial fowers aad TO Hr Brown. for ele
wreath OF natural flowers May these flowers DO embs-
nscal OF themselves radiant with AL that adorns and
heauties woman. and their path through life be
wined with blooming sarian Of friendship and
Rssoved, That Mr. Isaac Smith for the present OF
massive silver cups TO Mr. Thomas Boyd and william b.
Tor COLO pencil We tender our grateful thanks
Resolved, That 90 our judg,s, wiisu Pool, Matthew
Goodersen ssmuel Long, and Thomas Boyd entertain
feelings Of high respect.
Arcularius and James Miller for their highly appropriate
adores and remarks their the prizes
Resolved That we hereby tender acknowledgements
to abe bessr Barker of HobokeB for the grauous Of
Resolved That the fine music Of Shstons Brass Band
added materially TO the pleasure OF d the happes
D. smi bis house. No 30 Perry street oA our
turn II the excureon also elcits from
admiration unrivslled ne he uniformly in good cheer he
outdid himself, on this osossion for which feel highly
SAMUEL NJ. PHILLIPS Chairman.
WILLIAM Dorer Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


ChuTIeN-Tu PATENT OFFICE HAVING DE-
~ cidsd In favor % Ray the frat and true Inventor
Of the India Rubber Rsroad Spying and seast Full
lr who had oaied The HE invention and 81 whose
the metallic vulcansed rubber for such springs
railroad companies have infrnsed not only upon
the rights Of the said " Ray and rendered themselves
liable FOR large damages but also the patent rights Of
Charles Goodyear for such vulcanred rubber issued Dee
Is lst9 1.-THE validity whereof vas .stablished in cause
decision Of The " G. Court az Trenton New JsrsyJus
ce Oer presdngagainst all Of whom suits for damages
for such infringement will be sommenced IN the event Of
failure collect speedily the damages which may be
vnsd judkmsntn the seves sus roy ps.siag agsins.
try a. Bcstcn, IN March nest All railroad Companies
cautioned sgsns, nfriniss or prstns up.. sal patent
riehtsof Chsries ooooyesr or Of RAY BY theuss o.
nents sctions will be I'm nedatey commencef In conior
Tor the for which Fuller had obtained
patent dated October 1850 and hill has been tled In
The o. Ccutcourt 20 repeal the patent 20 decided 70
have been vronsfully panted to Fulier.
IN RAY, 100 Broadway Ns~ York.
NoTIcH- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO rue
~ se that patent, dated August 3lst 1895. wac
duly extended for the period from the st Of
1850 By the cf ratents and All
ucnsd assinst nfsxre the prcsecu-
lions will be commenced against such In rinzeents
sted in The pstent IL 81 great value 20 manufacturers
India rubber ss ~ dispense tirsy With the o. all
solyents EDWIN n. CHAFfEE,
py his attorney, WILLIAM JUDSoN.
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REWARDS.

acpr REWARD -sTOLET, FROM or THE soUru-
ND wsrt pre Esane lying at the foot of North Fourth
street Wismsburfh two suctiona nine feet ong each.
hs above will Ne given for the Of the
rsrtv or conviction Of the thieves. ApTly 70 W. III.
GTIsCnARD, Chief E-gireer rire Department
yroLEN-oN TUESDAY EvENlNg. IRON FACTORY
- ville Staten Island ~ foot 81, boat hottem,
.ef Tor streak around her tor, and yellow deck and
s.il With mster H. (Ared Ross $40 reward will
fer apprehenson 81 the thief ave fer return
~ The toas and ave for the thief Apply 70 WILLIAM
pITIOf, Iaetoryvile, staten Island,
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AmUsEmEHTs In PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUhs MUSEUM. PnlLsDELPuIA-P. T. BAR
~ mum, Proprietor ana Manager; Henry Sanford, A.
sstant Manager Tho atc Company this fayorto
resort, who daily pimepted in the highest
the city and nightly honpred BY the sten
dance of,le citizen q Phaesphia vl this week appear
IN such pieces ssThe Caught In Trap Schsol OF
Reform, Cricket the Hearth, Lutte Back Paror the
DrunkRrd, Re- Thousands rfort to this place fpeaA
their hours o. leisure The
There two daily performances a the Lecture ROOM
menong at three and Ia o'clook Admission
twenty i've Ger to- ChidreR under years. i2<
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CALIFORNIA.

OeDEN HAYNEs-tsIcHp l. ooDEr, rHos y.
~ nsys~t-wholss.is ses eenersl coumis-ier wsr-
ohsns San Francisco CALIFORNIA; nerchssdise eonrnsn
W Ne w ,, placed board store ship and sold
Ees-tAus avoiding All risks e Refer to-Nu. Y.
Bstrieh dol Burr Stevens a.; cemsr Hopkins Co.
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sPORTING.

CINTREvrLLE ccUasE T. I-rRorrING RUS
day tfriday,D November Let, ~ 3ocock p NJ, ms Ell
Tor SOU ten miles cot, 20 wagons. Whtply names Oh.
Leopoldi Mr.. White names b q. Hard Times.
JOEL CoNKi.IN. Propreser
RocHEsTKR TRorrING cOURrE--wEDsEsDAy
Nv and Thursday Nov 9Th and III Trrt day purse $500
mile hes best three in sve in harness D. sryaa eaters
Laat suhot y. Tsiiman enters A. So Lawrence; VIM
Sees I've mile heats, IN harness p Bryan enters Is,
~ sufeit Tsilmnn enters ST. iswrence; VIM. ssun
sers entessg Jack Rosstsr All the above horses are
now &c Rochester.
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TELEeRAPuIC.

IMPROVED BELL TELEGRAPH, PATENTED oCroBEw
Il So iS4sThe above improved methsd Of using Bells
Hotels Dwelling Houses sesmsh % sna stssmbo.ts no
errt isto general for all first class hotels bo
In pr.ct.a operation At the Americas, Loyoys Usid
states SD vashisgton uoel In this city, aso board
Upitsd States Nail Steamships % " X Collins
The medal vss svsrfed BY the Judges % the
.su'ior.s sgsis., pur.ssns any msssine infnsbs on
sad patent, AZ they viii be dealt wi accordrr 70 law
The manufacturu II this mschne has no scnnesfon In
any form, vith d. Jackson Co. Of The Asnancistor
hsehhe. Tor sale only by the msrL f.~turer,
caAs Rowland. va Greenwich street.
DLAI1NA, TOR TELEGRAPH PURPosss, IN FINE
Yelled shtetjust received snail loo rlatina " rec
&C. Fersaieby DIR. LKwIs fEUCHIWsNGER,
isi Maiden Lane.
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ZOE sALK-A DESIRABLE PAIs OF FAMILY ooAcB
Great snsursn.s sssat sen hanas hsa Also 8sreach
private family shout 10 leave the ity befas ire ory
for parting with the Tor fun
asire Mercer sr-et, vhers ths whole nsy ~ sssA
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LOST, &e.

LUST, de-
~>~>N>~>,.>~>>~>~0-,->~~D>, >~70>>~>~>~>~~~>~~>>>
o. REWARD LOST, ON TUESDAY LAST, A RED
90 apd Write silk Pure containing twenty one dollars
sending it, with its contents to Thompson, 20 Hammond
street.
DEwARp.-LosT-0N THUR5DAY EVENING, THB
~ 3s Of Oetoser Purse conainiag between s
turning 10 TO No IS Warren street. will be rewarded and
7 0sr-A NOTE or $1,000. DRAWN BIT HoFFKAN
7 osr OR sToLEN-A SMALL POCKET BOOK Or PORT
Monte, containing three certificates OF Mansaeld Coal
AUD sn'Ts % shses Tor SO and 'Iaery other
the Albion House, 42S Broadway.
\ osr-A DEED FROM ALBERT RANSOM TO WILL
IL liam Lowell supposed q have been left the table
Of the Ha o. Records o. this city about the h Of Noyem
her irt ard from thence taken by mistake. liberal
ward will paid for Il. return to the oe q the Register
noe LosT-A SALMON coLeRgD ITALIAN HOUND
IL tipped with white, answers 70 the name Of Rover
whoever will return him to D. Farhank, 2 West Four
thanks Of the svuer
PUBLICATIONS.
CHURCH MUsIC-yR. BILLYER, VINO HAS BEEN
" received with gnbounsed applause at the various
TO enter arrangenents with the Of ehursh
Or ehspl in New York Of any denomiasys, TO sing on
coScEaT AND oFERATiC sINGING.-Nr. uillysr
Ti..tr.', popular ballad ssd spsratic music
cHhRIrABLE iNsrITuTroNs-xr Hnlyor 4. .l-sv.
prepared 20 sing gratutously On behalf Of charitable ins
tutons The bc EFT Of deserving Address Mr.
BillJer. Al Warren street, Ner York.
U,HE EVENING MIRROR, OF YESTERDAY, con-
tsns verbatim Report q the GrsA, Union NestIas
Castle Garden For sse in Wrappers az two cents COPY
ERtEMAsonRY EXPOSED. BY NONCOMPLIANCE
One Dollar Also, ovd's Art Of Love, London edition
senh ~ h.mI & bsiiaers Assiss .a Y:
toSSit by Joas p SEsGLE. ics Nassau sc street ss'
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MUSICAL.

MUsICAL-CARD-MRs. BAILEY RESPECTFULLY
ll that she continues receive pupils
Music and has adopted system By which young ladies
acquire with facility the execution Of the popular
songs concerted music. go Terms moderate. Apply
1874 Fourth street. west aide of Washington Square Mrs
Bsy services be engaged for the choir Of Epsco-
pal church.
LADY GIVING LESSONS IN VOCAL AND IN
strumental Music wishes to form few more engage
Apply ut No. l kacdougal street. Furnished rsom let
Il single gentleman.
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ADVRReISEnBNTS RENEWED EygaY DAY.
POLITICIAN.


THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIoT-REGULAR
s an nSioInsd TS' g. S q The
ington No. Broadway Monday evening October 18th the
ssmms's spPGn;ia to Wal. upon The a'n; rh ,a
this district reported that Mr. Pkunx, for reasons stated
On motion, the resignation of Hon. J. Phillips Phanr
II ssS moved tina. JOHN Y. RoDMAN be unanimously
nominated eandaas Of the whss Of the Third Congress
Resolved That unani mil ate John r. ROdmau
isa TpS Ss laird District
That IN M Mr. ESS@rn s Ssr SssS
election with the most perfect conviction that he
sas BY Soass and his 20 pro%ots
on mo.on was TesSlSsd that esnmsee Of three b.
appointed to an sR. ,s ar no 's Sss 81 an h
Resolved That the pro'';sSss;r :; pgs4sssa
JoHs GnUrry, Secretary:
TTNIoN AND pIoKINsoy DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Eector. o. the ssecnd ward rsnay % regular somi,s
gn Futon ire ssr SD TrsSy spsSss Novs%ssr s AZ
ssloef 70 rsspsad % the for Charter ossr
s.a GS%sI.,.e '' ensuing JOIN sLsS, Chairman "'
r. For ss,s%hiy wyiii. Bi.css,oas. FOR A,s.sS. Al
srTsn lanes TSvsr rSE Ass.,o g. A. sssils and q
psvps For School csnmi.nener James W gsekmaa. For
Trustee Jas O. A'd' Fer aIspia'1 FEREao p' cssm.n
ID. prvsy. Secretary.
NINTH wARp.-Tns DEMOCRATIC. wnIa ELEc-
IN 81 this ward will meet .. the Bleectsr street House,
175 Bsecker street Friday evening November list,
oeiock TO respond 10 the nations made BY oar
Nominating Conmtees resularly elected At the primary
viii be present and show the few dissatisfied ofce
and holders who would the that viii
maintain and tand BY the regular nominations a. the
'0"'"s ''A''" WALTER s. CUNNINGHAM
cbsirnsa Of Ward Committee
EU T..sHorOS' Secretaries.
NINTn wARp-REeULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUB-
IN rminatons.-At Rattn1atton hseting o. the
D.moerstie Eeeters q the 9th ward held a,
20 the call o. the ward Commttee Thursday evesins
october Sls at o'clock, the tesu for the meeting
having been READ motion the wing tick unan-
Alderuap Horstio N csllupi Assessor, Gilbert Boz
CART, John kins; Conrtahes, VIM h. Paulscraft Peter
geushtsipfi School Cormssober DR. James
wsr,r fnrpsetors Of Elsetl.bs~.t Dis,ries John n.
Fpsrod Loresro Powerst District John Boyntop wash
insten Broetnsrsd District Edmond Buchanan. George
.r.s w,.D saTr d wsspsr r.s pr. sdn
Harmon, Charles Mesks. Jr-sh Dstrict, J.hn Hsnnrn.
Ei.esors ~ the ward 70 the State tiots. 10 Y.rSasdo
weed and his associates the county tchs TO Henry
Arcusrius fer Conses and the above ticket for ward
dressed BY Mr. Bayars, % the y, " Globe and Msssrs
Kennedy and Deveiin and At ociock ournsd te a.
tsnd the conrrsssiOnai ratification sness,i.s
sSf Ssssr " r sSSsr' Secretaries.
A MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD IN BROOKLYN
"A this evening At Carol Hs smith street. o.
ration q Philip cRooKE, for cosgress, .hs REGULAR
ssrsrsl speakers yin be present. and address -.
meetfng.
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A MASS MEETING WILL BE HELD IN BROOKLYN,
N this evening. at Carol Hail. smith street. corner of
Bsrper seven o'clock 70 respond 70 the no-
seocrstc norte for the counties Of Rch and
esvsrs eminent speakers viii be present. and address the
meeting.
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4
-. Ls.sss5Bsn.n, q ar wiii:n Goa fri1sy even
!; =: .,s; 4 ,;s e
Wiiisn s06% sy z, USED UPsr Ghss.s Csid.si.s. c
nsx s s. dAsnSost Vary wu. Mis- espsl AfssS whie
zdeps To eonesa zpsarilia by signer Nsr And nilS
SnTCnAT1onn DUEL Sir william Dos; Patty Po.ls.
1ns Cspel. Door. open At half msnes Il
NDLOs 0ARDkN.-rIoKErs TO ALI Pam or p
Az house " cents; private boxss "a nassSsr ~ ~
sss:: .. fI:' -sss ~ ss.. s,, S;,
Friday :v.sss Nos:s IL: 1850 - s:i. sss-,ccs
R..s + o. fs y La S5s
Bl :.ns. eth P *. q sSsss y S
Lien hrsaus, Mr. Rsvsi Green neastsr. Mons harssta
ITALIAN OPERA HOUSE. AsrOR PLACK-YIrTu
Subscription night-sixth time this season, EkNANI-
Sixth appearance Of sisnoriBs T. Tr.m.triday sysn-
IRNxNi-Tivr., ssnorins Trsis; irnsni sissos Issns
Carlos s,spor Beneyentano; Silva signor Novsll Con-
Spesor ard DIRECTOR Max hast.sk Leasr Mr. Kxeutsse
seats Paraust Boxes 81 90 Adaissiento Psssass
and Boxes the evening performance, tAmphitksa-
IRE. 70 eent..Doors open ct quarter before ~ ~
mence At " o'elooh ~
M,LLE PARODL-NAx 4ARErZEK HAS rHR UON0R
4vA Of informins the publio that the
rIRsr APPEARANCES AMERICA OF
MILE TERESA PARODI,
fmA r p.s r. ns Has:
ON MONDAY NEXT NOVEMBER THE lrH,
On which occasion viii BE- performed Bslinis opera.
The price OF admission NILE Parods nights will N
An extra charge Of Fifty Cents secured seats. -
Tickets Of mission well secured seats may be OBJ
At the AstOr Place Opera House. from o'clock A. n,
Further particulars in future Advertisements.
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7l77-7777I77777777777l777777'7'7'-777777777
FINE ARTS.


EOR sALE-A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION or
thirydvo modern and original pictures, ~ the same
artist Address Mr.. Kubler, 9s Duane street.
LroR sALr-A sPLENDID COLLECTION or ROMAN
~ and Hebrew Medals ard English Coins among which
she Judes CAPITA and other very chrstsn We
Lid. Apply TO TH0s p. ASHTON, rs Marion str.et
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PUBLICATIONS.
EDUCATION.


ERENcH LECTURES REVEREND Mr.. AsrIE WILL
deliver. this evening his thirs lecture 7 o'clock,
q, the Eore Chapel Subject ;-Cerneilles Hcraees aud
way Roe, Lockweods sons al broadway and Dupuy's
pbamssisrs co broadway Price for lecture 81 cents
foe the while course, So
L0fR INsrITUIE-TuE PRINCIPAL OF THIS IN
N stituticn, Mr. q. W. Andrews, wall be In Fr
Who may wish place their in the above institute at
the Book Stors Of Mark N. Newman Cos 100 Broadway,
between the hours Of 10 A. n. and p NJ The following
gentlemen constitute the Board Of Instruetsr reside In the
family with the scholars and exclusively devoted 20 the
Interests Of TIE schoc-Rev. ". hndreys NJ A., Pnne-
eh A. Of Paris Teacher Of french German; ssnor
Do hart, Teacher Of spAnsh X. Hsiss, Of Germany,
Teacher ~ Music.
TIE FRENCH LANGUAGE TAUGHT IN TaREK
II months by short aud easy method-565 Broad say.-
Profsor hichelf formerly 81 the French UaivCrsity
the origin Of the natural method Of instruction
living languages without fatguing the memory, his
tenn en.bes pupil q tolerab1e sbty speak Frcua
In very short time The grammar Of the Iasguage
BY Miss MITCHELL who long engaged in the royal house
nstrueress of the Of deceased French
Practice being certain and the only Of
provtment thu language, evening lectures aad CONVERSE
tions for ladies and gentlemen separately will the
pupils correct citation. Three thu.
SUFFICIENT for any Of ordinary Applications
may be made TO Mons Miohs Sos Broadway from 20 10
M Lessons given also 70 private pupils and families
rT,o TEACnLRs-wANTED BY NOV. 1sr. A SINGLE
prot Epis Church. TO aid In country High School.
understand French veil aud produce the best q
timonias Inquire % Mr.. LOOP. The illogical seminary
Chelsea square. from to Pm.
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nLYMYIC THEATRE. 44i BROADWAY, NEW YORK
" This favorte thea will shortly opened in all lee
original character The rrited propretors, W A ASHH
Coz able to ublic thea
sriesl the The will be he best
In the world ades AMI gentlemen wishing to join this
company will please to call w. A. Ashe, at American
Hail. corner Of Broadway and Grand first story stairs
between 10 and o'clock, by letter. post paid, w.
Ashe Panorama Saloon, 3 Broadway Of Lspenard
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.


NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURING
~ company, 80 Maiden lane, New Yerh.--Indi. Rubber
:, % SSSs
and Il sSTsrior Quality. haste wssbips the best svsr
tyth. Newark isdis Rubber Manu- Co.. % Maiden lane
New York
GOoDYEARs wARkBOUsk " and g BROADwAY.-
" Constantly hsnd and daily receiving from factory
featured ubdsr Goodj ears patent December IS
1919. the validity q which lately established in
ssss.n csSl . 'sa H. Ssy s:
The stock comprises Overshoes, In great variety steam
Packing sroton and Ersns Bose Buckets overses,s aud
Cloth, hOrss Covets Caps and Sou sssters Whips LIE
Pr.servers Dals. Doll Heads Toys Basas and BIAS
", na yai. Hs. ssnf rsn IsTPsS,n, wa
80 % and ss sro.dw.y. sppa... trinity Church.
DAlEN1 METALLIC RUBBEK STEAM PACKING.
authorized n.he under Gsodysar issued patent q
December 2sth ls4e The validity % which .sasshsd
between Charles oood and Horace Day Jsstos
Srsr PRESIDING; yarran'sd e stand as high degree
ard /. sis .,ieis rb,sS ~. a ~ oy my
Rubber steam Packing snd the demand therefor. large
sssorment o. all thiehne. requisite any dsscription
Tor sale BY the Who win give every Informs
ten regarding '' properties Ieds @ use y.
% and ~ broadway. spposite Trinity Church.
ITO STEAMBOAT AND STEAMSHIP OwNERs-PACK-
ing Days patent vulcsnzed rubber packing has nov
seer used TOT over three years. and " k.ovn be 90 much
Vie principal British and American steamship- aad h aow
Almost exclusively ueed BY al the principal lues Lage
qusst.ies slwsy on hard spd made o. desired
short notice Extensive and cheap water pover aad svsy
pcsasiefse,itle. rsnesrine eomretiton ~ ''
OLD sUBBra sBoss. BOrTLss. se-rdE uigHssT
Y. GREAtTN. Ir. % and % Broadway. near Wsnd
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Jenny LIMOS CONCERT. ON FRIDAY. NOV. L.
ID Novelties edition Of the Oraorios of the Messiah and
Creation are for sale at WA. HALLEDSONs, No. 239
Bowerysuited fer handbook for the audience Price ST.
Tickets all parts Of the house. SALE the prices
at Tripler Hall.
JENNY LIMBS GRAND C0NCERTs.-TICKETs FOR
ID these Concerts be obtained the Music Store Of
VIM Hall Son. 2S9 Broadway, At the price At
Tripler Hall.
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"A way tabernacle. ,hi, eyening-Temperance people
wake and strike the blow while champ
field NJ. c. rhorp the Reformed Drunkard from Ohio
who has been an instrument in the hand Of Providence
DRY the tears OF thousands who
than widows aud Of restoring fond husbands to the
embrace OF loving family from the accursed will give
Leotare Temperance this evening; also engaged
of the best Singers in this country together
with celebrated Brass Band Tickets 25 een be had
AZ the door, for the benefit Of the Drunkard willow and
ocloek.
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OPENINo or THE FIRST -FOUR sEALs.-"DEArn

OPENING or THE FIRST FOUR sEALs-"DEAru
" the Pale Horse Dunaps greatest painting. is
for exhibition every afternoon and evening at Stoppaa
visited sssn and again BY hundreds Of thousands of
both in this country and Europe IL the greatest moral
representation of the Lectures the painting
afternoon, at o'clock, and every evening at o'clock
During the afternoon and evening the exhibition will be
enlvened BY some fine music upon Of Gilbert Cos
Broadway. Tickets, rs cents; children half price.
THE MINsTRELs CURSE-A GROUP In EARDLR-
u BY Charles Mulier.Ths work Of which received
great ged medal ut the National Exhibition at Paris 6
u 50 the public ct the Of the Nations
mitt.nee Is CENTS seasOn tickets ~ oenss Cpen tronsA
n. till 1OP.N
ERANKLIN MUSEUM-l75 CHATHAM sQUARE-TwO
performances are given daily, commencing at o'clock
in the afternoon and half past in the eveaing The
at other place Of in New York consisting Of
Lea Female Ethiopian opers Troupe, numbering fifteen
formers being the largest aud time the
talented band in the United States troupe Of Model Ar
s wto selected for their beauty and figure aud who
psronate number OF beautiful tatleaux taken from the
pictures Of anient and modern times csmpsny Of Arab
Gus who through variety OF sas OF and dex
tery Madame faihe the only Female Jueger in the
world Sgnsr Edgar the best yentroq uis and Magician
existence with variety OF amusing
ternoon and evening Administrative Seats SIX cents
Boxes, % cents; Psrquette. 121s cents.
yNALLHALLA. 50 CANAL STREET OPPOSITE TIE
W New Haven railroad depot Lovely girls classical living
picures beautiful forms Arab girls aud the
fen ale minstrel will appear each day and this
mart OF pleasure Commences at o'clock In the Afternoon
snd7h in the evening. Ball every night
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CHRISTYB OPERA HOUSE 472 BROADWAY ABOV4
~ Grand streeopsn night during the week until
further NOTES.-The original aud we'll kzown Chrstys Mn
stres comprising efficient and versatile oorps" 81
talented and Experienced psrormers under the pan
agement OF Christy whose this city for
succession Of -four years have been received favor
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
Doors half sx ~ half past
seven o'clock Afternoon every Saturday. cone
mencing three p. M