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CECOYD CONCERT-WEDYEsDAY, De-

GECOND RT-WEDNESDAT, De-
Ceemte rl.--sECOSD and LAST NIGHT oftao FIRST
Msossae HKSRIETTE sCYTAG's SECOND GRAND
CONCERT New SeriesJ viii take plce AZ Metropolitan
Hal o. WEDNESDAY, December !.
u,, r ,,v I5s PTEr t1sS 56,,r,c
sror G b bADiALI S n GAG irI EFAERT
'si0i u rg 34SS6R Lr1Gr f fSc LIN 80
from l. Scala ct Milan his tTst rppeslce in Ns-Yos)
THL ORCHESTRAL AID CHORAL DzPAErNESTs
SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS:
The y ! Sacred Harmonic Society
II Re Unit.d German Song uson Of societies.
thnicA an
DIRECTORS or TIE cHoRUsEs:
81. G. F. BRIsTow...Drector Of Tie y Y Sacred har-
Mr. AcFfco, PsUs.. Director Of TIE Grsu Song Union.
Mr. HENRY &. WAIs0s Director Of The Church Ch'rs
LFApER............... THEODORE ElSFELD.
HARPlsT......... Nj ALFRED IDg LMiN
ORGANISE. JOHN ZUNDEL.
CARL ECKERT.
To afford the required accommodation the Orchestr por
Ton Of me Han VII Be entirely remoaeed on ne pao Of
Exeter Hail. London forming spacious an it1eAtre o.
cupyng one-thrd Of METROPOLITAN Hal, aud materially
facilitating tie acoustic effects OF the music.
PROGRAMME:
J. overure-strrensee. "a me in America Meyerbser
BY the Orchesra.
!, Rornarzs- Maria d Rud-nz' DoniEctti
Sig. CESaRE BADiALL
Med. HENRlETTE SONTAG-
4 Ma Cene-" Fsut .sa'. Hauman
PAUL JULIEN.
5 Duet-The Music Lesson. .Fioravantl
Mad. sONTAG AID Sig. Rocco
G. Rol0arza-" Oiure mento' Merchants
Sig. PozZoLISI
Z. ChoraI.. 'LftH-i
Mad. HESRIETTE SONTAG,
And the combined Choruss Of SIX Hundred performers
PART
O. First part Of the eth symphony Beethoven
BY the Orchestra.
Cusrtctte-" Puritan. .Beni
Mad HENRIETTE SONTAG.
Sgrs. BADIsLT, POZzOLISI and ROCCO.
IT, Grand Chorus for male voices. .Lachner
BY the Societies OF the United German Song Union.
II. 1erze-" Papa,aci," ltaliana IN Algen Rossini
Sigrs. BADIALI PoZZoLINI and Rocco.
r. EckeTts swiss Song .Ecket
Mad. HENRIETTE sONTAG.
10. The Ire moo Berot
PAUL JULIEN.
II. The Prayer from the sraeltes IN Egypt Hossni
Mad. HENRiETTE SONTAG, Sgrs. BADIALf
PoZZoLIS! Rocco, and the combined Che
ruses of60O performers.
PRICES SECURED SEATs.-S2 and 81, 10 De nhd az
MteTs. HALL SONS. No 239 Broadway -
TIVE REGULAR SALE or SEATS will begin on TUES
DAY, Nov 50, et 9 A. NJ.
ORDFI or S,LF.-On TUESDAY the 81 seats only on
WEDNESDAY. the 81 and remaining g sear.
NoTIcEOwng 70 the length Of the Concert It VIII COM
mence nt7{
All the arrangements with regard 70 the comfort OF the
.udience) OF the first series will b. retained
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ME REST ENGLISH GRAMMAR En-

vJ,HE BEST ENGLISH GRAMMAR EN-
TaST-A PRACTICAL GRAMMAR ia which
ph-.ss. and Sentences classified according 70
~, s and their relation to each Other gTrsted
oouulee stem OF DIAGRAMS oy ,. w. Cah a -,
Pr,ee 50 cts postage prepaid IAe following
90 The rrowirs reputation Of tie work ~ a. ,os,
o. '"e ScEELLssURS. Penn, Nov -. 49,
cxrs u i. row twelve years sace became teacasf
- xonh and during this PERIOD have eonsateS moe =,
% items OF English Grammar published and s.rs 20
sssure vou without the least wish 70 nAe. 80 80,
cd It's tneii'' ' INV r. w B. McsADDES,
Priu OF Normal Academy
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y So, Is eepts hne for each insertion.
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d Go iubom it man Concern.

Nj w. would be glad 70 have another inter.
vi view with Mr.. J. (irvumstsnces have TRANSFERRED
which may lead 10 agreeable result.
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Soirees Mysteriehscs ct Faniastlques
~ ROBERT HELLER respectfully an

Soirees Mysteriehscs ei Fantastlques
Nj ROBERT HELLER respectfully an
Nb nounces that he will make his appearance before an
American audience IN the ofa few weeks m series
of peculiarly novel and attractive etordng
amusement md instruction in the Mysteries of Nature aud
Science His established European Reputation where NJ
was known - =, =, ,,.,,,,rrg
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Phenomena the Mysteries of Electricity, Magnetism Gal
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necon with the development OF his astounding lac l'y OF
SECOND SIGHT, . ,
the calculation of which has baled the combined medical
and scientific talent of the European Continent.
Full particulars viii be announced IN future advertise
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\ APPLETON & Co. publish on MON

II APPLETON x Co. publish on MON
u. DAY new volume Of the " PoPalTI, LI6TTtry ~,
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d commencing the first number of the xth NolLle Oh
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EACH NUMBER Of TIE MgsEgN VIII eont ,
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Published This Morning
TUE EXPEDITION OF HUMPHREY

i CLINKFR-By Tobias Smallett. New edition With
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rerhaps hook excited such qea 81 N
l1uFhfer a. smolcTs. L>ir iuFt ''o'-
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that beiook themselves Tire Efforts b. which thev have en %
Numerically lQaHtrfD Ne'1N'
RECENTLY PUBLISHED;
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AMELIA. By Fielding. New illustrated edition Price
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Uants.

As Cook, Washer and IrOner, or 70 do gene
N "a homework in small private family By respect
abe Young Gir Good city references Cal a. no. 10
wsrrtnst Also, hrst-rste Cook wants ntus.on u 'n7
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n Woman in private family She has ne ees' Oh CIT!
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to Stryvcsant Institute.-CHARLES WHIT
yEy's EVENINGS with the ORATORS OF the OLD ana
yTW WORLD. and sHAKSPERE, FRIDAY EVEN
no. Dee 3, and WEDNESDAY, Dec. o. a, oo'ooA
fsLets for the Course Of Five Lectures ana
-. q, 70. admitting Lady and Gentleman, 81 5O'
s..ie adnl,fion. 90 cents.
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A s Cook. Washer and Irouer, by q respecta-
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x4rONnFRFLI EXHIBITION-The great

NV INDERF u LNIfIBI TIUN.-I TIC gICdI-
w est NATURAL CURIOSITY in the known world,
being PE1RiFIED GROUP consisting ola HOkSE and
its INDIAN RIDER, with enormous SERPENT coiied
around them. Tho whole perfect petrined stle
preservation. The of the serpent Is enormous as
appear incredible beng about 30 feet in length, and
about three n circumference This astonishing spec-
found in the southern part OF South America by
MI Abel GOIden. of Manchester, England IL presents a
most wonderful appearance, being the greatest curiosity
behed The serpent must have been soned
by poisoned shaft which was thrust into II oy
the Indian Rider in his struggle of defense -.
The Dove Group viii be put on exhibition for short
time before taking Europe the Society Library Lee
ture Room, No. 3i8 Broadway, N Y, commencing on
WEDNESDAY Dec |. The price Of admttance IS put al
- cents TO give every opportun ~ TO see
and should fail improve it. Doors open from
A. NJ until 10 L. NJ
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~ stress by respectAbl- Protestant Woman; she he's
gooi refer Apply al No p adsi. near -d-Av Cm
be set Z for ~ davs.
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Cost un0 foun0.

NOTICE and $50 REWARD.-Stolen from
~ the store Of the subscr bcrs no 2oChsmberss
the ait, moon OF Friday. the 18th lust LEATHER
pOCkETBOOk containing about SJto IN Bank bils, two
Checks ore B. Puce for Sc and ne her Of We; t.
Coirs Tor Sc snd the following Pr9msory Notes One
for 81 70 made BY J H. Lester dot - payable on de-
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c the subscribers months aer de, at the Peeks
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few oter small Notes PAYABLE 70 the subscribers order
PUynC d Checks and Notes has been stopped and all
per hereby against socatins recov
ing them The above reward viii be- Paid tor the recovery
of the stolen property. WOOD CANNON.
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thence through Nassau and Fuouss- 10 Broadway Slis
in bills wo OF elo0 esch for which the above reward win
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GO REWARD.-Lost on the 18th, a black
W cand Terrier Slut with pink ribbon around her
mex Whoever viii bring her TO No. l62 Church st. shall
receive the above reward.
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JOHN WILEY, No l67 Broadway
CILLIMAY's CHEMISTRY, NEW Ed

- TIoN.-FIRsT PRGNCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY,
for the use of Colleges and Schools By Prof Sman $50
pages lake limo with nearly 80 ustrations Pree 81 p
The new revised edition Of this popular text book Is now
ready. This edition has been entirely rewritten ana con
rains much that viii be new TO the teacher well the
pupil Teachers desiring copy for examination can have
by mail free ofpOage, By rcmmtng one dollar 10 the
In PREPARATION by Prof Silliman. A TENr-BOOh ON
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, for Colleges and Schools
Just prblished new edition OF DAYS ALGEBRA. with
alterations by the author and Prof Stanley OF Yale College
III C. PEEK THEO. BLISS,
Publishers Philadelphia.
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4 : GOOD Cook, and would be willing TO assist
~ the washing and IRONING and can do the olsHg OF
asralI rr.yate lamiiy BY steady respectable Woman
Best OF city reference gwen Call AZ No % Ess, 1870 e.
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DODWORTH's SERIES of SIX GRAND

u CONCERTS-The first Concert Of the above .eiies
will take place at Metropolitan Hail. on SATURDAY
EVENING, the 18th Dec, 1889.
Operate, Military and Popular Music, BY an Orchestra
Of 81 Military Band of 40 and the CORNET BAND.
Subscription the series as admitting to each Con,
Subscriptions received at all the Music Stores and
al the new Music Store OF IL B. DODWORTh 4 Co.
No 493 ROADWAY.
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Grnnaement5.

WIN. HENRY FRY's COURSE Of TEN
w LECTURES on MUSIC will be given at Metro
politan Hall successive Tuesday EVENING" comnenc ng
On NJ Npcsi VIII be given by upward OF
TWO HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
A GRAND ORCHESTRA OF EIGHTY.
A MILITARY BAND OF FIFTY; and over
ONE HUNDRED CHORUS SINGERS
Conductor. GEORGE Z. BRIsTOw.
Leader. c. HILL
The following distinguished Astes have already been
engaged and engagements are pending with others whieh
will be announced as soon as they completed:
MADAME ROSE DE NRIES
SIGN0RA PICO VIETTI,
SIGNOR VIETTI,
sIGNoR PozZoLINL} BY the Kind permission
SlGNOR ROCCO, oil
SIGNOR BADIALI, Madame sontag
TERMs-Single Tickets for the Course. s.
Payment be made delivery ofthe tickets al
Sons, No. 259 Broadway, from A. NJ. al M;
Subscribers have the privilege Of securing seats
To subscribers the price OF Tickets Will be u to each
lecture -
commence at u o'clock precisely
Programme Books. containing full synopsis on the INST
lecture words Of all the pieces TO be sung names OF te
performers syllabus of the and other explanatory
matter viii be for sale at the door. Pnce ~ cents
To meet the wishes Of numerous applicants the Agent of
Mr. FRY has determined extend the time of receiving
the Five Dollar subscriptions for the Course until the day
of the first lecture TUESDAY, 3oh, at l. oclock) unless
prior that time 900 tickets shall have been taken that
being the limit of the number OF Subscription Icket as
originally announced Subscribers have the privilege of
curing places and all who have already SUBSCRIBED orwho
design do notified that they receive their TICK
cts and their by applying to the undersigned
at William Hall Sons Music Store No 2jJ Broadway,
corner OF Park place daily from till O'Clock The price
OF single nightly tickets VIII be al The tne LOT m sae
OF nightly tickets viii be Tuesday morning, at HALL
SONS ana at the door the evening of The lecture
r. NJ MARTIN, Agent.
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NATIAN's INDUSTRIAL DRAWING

M AIIAN" INUUSTKIA DhA INU.-
IVA JOHN WILEY, No. l67 Broadway, publishes THIS
DAY-IhDU STRlAL DRAWING. comprising the descnp-
and Of Duwlng Instruments, the construction OF
Plane Figure the PROF and sections OF Geonetrcal
Solids Archttctur Elements Mechanism and TOpogaph
ca Drawing with remarks the method of teaching the
subject or the of Academies and Common Schools BY
ID H. Mahan. LID Proiessorof Civil Engineering &c. &c
in the United States Military Academy vol syo 20 steel
plates full cloth, %
The design of h, work s 70 teach Geometrcal Drawing
a. applicable to all ind isal pursuits IN simple practical
naIuer persons who have made no aainments IN Ee-
neutary Mathematics for this purpose the mcthed RECON-
merdcd a the oral one, in which each opeEatons per
ormed BY the Teacher before the eyes Of the, pupil
by whom in tuln il will be repeated IL IS hoped that
the work will also be found useful 10 all who preparing
themselves Cor any of the industrial pursuits in which
GcOmatTical wing is required - . IL, go, 49,,
Also by the same Author ANlELEMENrARYC COURSE
OF CIVIL ENGINEERING vol. 8yo.; numerous wood
cute new I'd ,ion with large addcndA ~ -
large assortment of Architectural Mechanical and Eli
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AMERICAN MUSEUM

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
ID SEA TIGRESS, ALIVE-largest in the world-soes
through ia performances in the every day from
TO 8 end from G. e r. NJ but be at all hours
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non az o'clock WANTED OWE THOUSAND YOUNG
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- - tie medium Of s. j. Fnney. IL Will be ready for
"9 70 WEDNESDAY. Eey sale Of Ne, W Nsssss-s''
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, No 44
w Broadwsy.-Open EVERY EVENING Concerts
and Ethiopian DeiueatoDs Muse unsurpassed and Negro
Deneatons unecuaed Doors open al St Concerts CON-
mence al II O'Clock Admission 3 eenis-chidren bal.
price. The Afternoon Concerts are discontinued.
VNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Il ART. containing series Of authentic Paintings BY
the celebrated artists in chronological order from
Guido de Sienne AID. l22l) down Horace Neruet u
open for exhibition at the Society Library Rooms from
SAM 20 5 PM, and 7. to 81 PM. Admission b cents
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A LADY desires a situation as resident Gov
~ erncss Her mode Of instruction is thorough IL com
hines Music the Piano Forte Singing Drawing Painting
Thorough Bass French with usual Engrh branches
Refer exchanged Address f. w No u Edritgest
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AS WET NURSE, by respectable widow
N Woman She has a child four months old Apply at
No 26l Deancyst. Has no objection to travel Can DO
aeen for two days
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IS SUBSCRIPTION SERIES

DODWORTH's SUBSCRIPTION SERIES
~ of SIX GRAND CONCERTS.-Suhscnbers Tickets
10 the above series win be ready for delivery at H. B DOD
WORTH Co.'S Music Store, No 4sS Broadway, ON MON
DAY Dec. 6. 1852. First Concert on SATURDAY EVEN
ING Dec 49, 1852 at Metropolitan Hall Subscription, IS,
admitting two each Concert. Gentlemen having sub
scIpon lists will please send them this week 70 the above
address.
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NJ Irving Literary Unieu.-rhe first A nt1IS
q tbs Society win be held At Hope Chapel InIo
fsSsyl EVENING. Address BY A. OAkEf HALL
y feem BY Rev. RALPH HOYT.
RICHARD G. MCCORMICK, Jr,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
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RNINf's NIIrSEITM-C. w. CLARKE

DAKNITMH MUSEUM MI. W. OLAhhL
ID BENEFIT-WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON and
EVENING, Dec. In the Afternoon, at 8 o'clock. the
Drama Of Don CESAR DE BALAN after which T.
pearin their celebrated ETHIOPIAN DECLARATIONS.
In the Evening at H. sheridan Knowles great play OF
LOVE. or THE COUNTESS AND THE SERF. Seats
may be secured
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4 : CHANBERMAID. and 70 assist IN Washln9
AMI IRONING Chambernsi and 70 do plan sevinE
by respectable young Woman IN private hnnly Can
the best Of city reference from her last place where sns
be seen for three days Gall AZ No , ga-av~ near
Greenwich 81.