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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-25

Fourth edition now ready.
WHAT SAY Tux CRITICS or LxADISG PAPERS,
hob, the hero Is literally hero, truly and naturally
good We pity the man who read this story with .
dry eye We can only say for ourselves the midnight
The book to have had for its text slow far
little candle throws its beams-so shines good deed in
this naughty world. boston True American.
A. our readers already know the Newsboy IL the book
Of the season Beyond doubt 1t is wonderful produc
uonreplete with wit and pathos humor and sentiment
Tho author might well have ayowed book worthy of
comparison with the happiest efforts of Snole Fielding
Sterne or Irving In gancing its pages often
find side BY side scenes the most affecting and the most
then forced smile through them Who can study the
character drawn Of little Bob, OF Imogen and Of
kind, though puritanca Aunt Beckey without admiring
the combination OF powers by which each conceived
and delneated But better than all is the excellent
moral tone and salutay tendency of the story To
commend such book as the Newsboy would be almost
as superhuous as to tell people to breathe.philade
phia Daily News
In his pictures of virtue shining with undimmed ray
through atmosphere couded and dark with vice. we
Involuntary reminded Of the Touching Word Paint
ing Of Dickens Indeed II the Of Dickens writ
ten under the title his reputation would not be impaired
by the association-Troy Budget. 2A
The book Is no less instructive than entertaining.
is history, biography. and yet novel, It deal, in
facts stranger than felton, and fiction IA real as fact
Bostoa Bee.
This powerfully written novel is creating marked SEN
sation. Tue narrative is vigorous and exciting, and the
largely from real life, and presents to gaze living
breathing characters, which are readily recognised
Boston True Flag ~
1t will have great run, and will do good as 1t is
grand story and capitaly old.-Detroit Tribune. at
1t book which wet eyes better critics than
cold words let its story the stage would bring the
house to tears and silence the fault finder with sobs
Bangor Mercury.
The reader is captured by the first chapter and led
willing captive to the end of the book Have you read
the Newsboy? Is question passing from moath to mouth
in the eastern crcles.-Summit CO., Beacon
The Newsbcy elegantly got up with Illustrations and
makes q large limo, Of $50 pages. Price 81 rs. M
J. c. DERBY, Publisher, l19 Nassau ST., N. Y.
For sale by booksellers and agents every where
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DRoOKIYN ATHEN EUM. ssiUct 4F
81 GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT

DROOKLYN ATHEE 4EUM. sxpurt .af
ID GRAND COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
NINE. lsIDORA CLARK,
OK MONDAY EyElkG, N0yExpxR q,
when she will be assisted by eminent artists.
Rev. r. vinton, D. D., ~ Rev. C. c. Pise, D. D.,
Rev. j. F. Schroeder, b. D., Hon. Thor. w. Cummiux
Cyrus r. Smith, ESQ., asit,1J. N. Taylor Esq,
Luther 3. wyman, ESQ, Geo Al Jarvis, Esq,
Ira mitli, Esq, 500. Rolln Sanford Esq,
Samuel Engle, Esq, .sl Samuel s. Powell, Esq
nRAToRfoe LECTURES CONCERTS AND BAIAa.-
" Tho Academy of Music Il pBetSd TO ysnt for crate
rios lectures concerts and bas alio the bars sasons
and cloak rooms by the season year Apply = Ehs
o1ice AT the Academy, or vt No. ~ Waflstreet.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-TiFE MANAGER TAKE
IN great pleasure in announcing to his patrons that
mas concluded al engagement With the
. FRENCH AND AMERICAN CIRCUS COMPANY.
Composed Of the most 'r - 'ssfN
CElkBRAfED EQUEsTRSANS m THE COUNTRY.
Ana upequalcd By any other troupe III the city viz
Madame Tournisre, Mrs. Carroll Mile: Josephine Va,
dame Renoet La Petite Marie, Mr.tW = Carroll Mons
Tournare, Mons Benoet, Dir. w. II. Stent Mr.. W. Kes
nedy, Mr. James Essler Mr. B. Jennings and son, Nass
Their with stud Of eighteen menage, ring and perfer
ing horses trained eopards and bears al of which VA
appear Monday evening next, Id connection aith
Dramatic Entertainment BY the fall company
NJ 0TiCE.-A,lArEUBS AND OTHERS WISHING 10
IN enter the theatrical profession, can obtain ca
,gemcnts for the winter season BY addressing q nots
{ 'nclosing $1) 10 WALTER MASON, box ,02s po4s
Dice. comic singer and Irish performer wanted
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A CATALOGUE or TIE CURIOSrrIES IN TIP Ma
aonai Institute ut Warrington, D. O., win be pub
lshed In few days, sad preseas extraordinary
dunn for advertisements There are from twelve TO a.
teen thousand vsiters reported monthly Of class bss
calculated TO benefit advertisers The catalogue will
always be preserved and be distributed In every section
OF the country and the Washington vsiters most gene
rally visk the great metropolis of the country. For
terms apply TO HUNTER & THOMPSON Merchants, Is
south or direct TO the publisher, whore orders
for the book will be received
ALFRED HUNTER, Washington City, D. C.
nanny FERNS NEW BoOK-RUTH HAIL.--eA
IL work which," says able critic who has seen the
proof sheets mot only exceeds anything which Fanny
Fern has heretofore written which many respects
surpasses any other work Whatever" VIII be publish
ed ON Saturday, December H. Price 81 Is.
MASON BROTHERS, New York.
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ASTROLOa ~

A STONISfIING TO ALI.-MADAME MORROW Is
IN without exception the most wonderful sstrologist
in the world, that has been known She will tell
past present and future events and will show your u
ture husband and absent friends which has sstonshed
daughter Of seventh daughter, and born with a
natural gift by invoking the powers Of her wonderful
science tell their very thoughts and will
happy pairs to together, who viii all enjoy the
greatest happiness of matrimonial bliss Her pred ,tions
are truly astonishing to all who visit her. Those who
W speedy marriage may ca soon ami they may de-
y, upon true advice, founded on'the eternal prnc-
p.s vf magical science. 70 Broome street between Can
non and Columbia streets. Gentlemen not admitted
Hours from 5 0 clock A. N. to 9P. NJ.
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MUSICAL.
STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE NOV 90 1854 -
~ Owners are wanted AZ this once for two gold watches
to have been stolen Also at the Fourth district station
house No. Oak street, eight barrels Of turpcntine
marked O. O. Co., one box bronzed chairs and one
seventeen feet working boat. '-7E
GEO. W. MATSEI1, Chief OF Police.
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MEDICAL.

TYyHE OLD DIR. HUNrER HIMSELF, THE PHYSICIAN
l. who established the Dunterian Hspensary, No. 3
Division street. New York. in 1884, DO consulted at
all hours uaual at the old office. word to the wise
Is fu0icient. t4Nats.tFt' n aatF4.w -
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MYSTERIOUS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAIN, Is
Iyl the most wonderful cairvoyant in the world, a
has superior power all Others by putting her
self in the trance Persons about entering into matri-
mony will find II beneficial TO consult her, she will
describe their future destiny Also describe absent
friends and tell whether in health and prosperity not
Also instructions in law cases, business SC. Ladies
that are afflicted should consult her once as she will
scribe the and locality of Diseases and pre-
scribe for the Residence 28l Grand street. third
block east Of Bowery. 60
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TTyHEY NEED NO PRAISE-wE ONLY INVITE EVERY
one to call and see our ladies' California diamond
cluster pins equal to the real diamond which would cost
$3.50 Price only $40 Civty to non-purchasers gratis
Wsrs L. j. JACOBS Importers Of Watches
and Diamonds, 401 Broadway. .ar.
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" gan. built for the cathedral at Charleston, g. c.
win be performed upon at the mandatory Of Mr.
Henry Erben Centre street this Saturday evening" by
q. w. Morgan late Of Exeter Hall London commencing
at TX O'Clock, and be at any time during the
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NEW YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY. SECOND GRAND
~ Concert this season, on Thursd.y evening. Nov.
i'll THANKSGIVING NIGHT
at the Church of the Divine Unity 'No..548 Broadway
between Spring and Prince streSts; which occasio
they win repsat their performance of,s
. HAYDN'S GRAND CANTATA OF vT7E SEASONS"
The chorus and orchestra will comprise 800 psr
formers Solos sustained by eminent resident talent
Tickets SO cents-to be obtained Of the principal nans
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yIyANTED-s2O 900 TO 8, OO0 A GREAT OPPORTUNl-
w ty for business man in q well. established cash
business. Can make 81 900 or So 900 per annum. No
-sk The present owner has made fortune during the
asst Ave years. Address A. B., box 500 Herald Office.
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NTO FEE TILL CURED.-DR c0RBETT or 40. IS
IN Duane street, nay ~ oensuited with cenAieaes
- eNarAasss HsrMaasuA cssss p.-Ds. q. Y . msnbs
the Nsw Yosk VAivsrsits, ~ hs tSlcnA V ~ ~
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u gan. built for the cathedral at Charleston, g. C.
win be performed upon at the mandatory OF Mr..
o. w. Morgan late Of Exeter Hall London commencing
at TX clock, and be at any time during the
lay.
DARKER VEIN COAL cOMPANY.-THE STOCKHOLM
Il Of the Parker Vein Coal Company are invited to
attend meeting to be held in the Lecture Room Of
the New York University Washington square on Tues
day evening, 2Sth November at O'clock to take into
consideration the condition Of the Company, and deter
OF the Company and to revive its business full report
OF the affairs Of the Company will be presented and is
emit The Directors well satisfied, proper measures
adopted to meet the pressing obligations, that the
o. sac h
property OF the Company must be sacrificed. The
amount required to meet the said obligations and put
the Company In working order, Is about sl25oOo for
which undoubted security be given; but TO accom-
psh this the operation of all the stockholders is
CURED. ANDREW CLERK, Presidsat.,,y
DERsoNs HAVING ANY CLAIM ON THE ESTATE OF
L the late William Wickham, deceased, will please
send heir accounts to the Fourth Ward House, l99x
Chatham square, without delay
TTNIyAs LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY.--I. DE COR
Il DOvA, land aud general agent, may be found y
the Metropolitan Hotel from the 2Sd to the 2sth Of Not
yemtec t..-
TT A. O. p.-THE MEMBERS OF COLUMBIA
~ Grove, No s, are requested to be punctua in
their attendance Monday evening 9th instant to
take acticn on amcndme nts to bylaws By order,
WARREN II. SMITH, Secretary.
THE TRADES. sc. ttts le +
CARVER wASTED-AT SMITHS DINING SALOON.
~ 393 Bovery. s..s sta, a#f'8f.
~ CONGRATULATED, BY A SINGLE. YOUNG
" man, a situation as gardener; understands the
gardening in alts branches also understands
the and management OF horses; is steady driver
Can produce the best of reference to capabity,
briefly and industry Address note toT.M or call at sS
West Sixteenth street.
Az ATCHMAKER WANTED, TO GO soUTH-A FIRST
w rate matchmaker. Apply to Brainerd GeIrroy,
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CONCERTS, LECTURES &C, BROOKLYN. = THE
~ Brooklyn Athen9um offer to let their large hall for
concerts lectures &C. reasonable terms 1t Is capa
Bile OF seating fifteen hundred persons and Is believed
be the largest most central and pleasant in the
city OF Brooklyn. Also, q small lecture room TO seat
hundred and atty persons TO be let for the evening
season. Apply to the librarian OF the Athenrum
Atlantic street. of Clinton, Brooklyn at tn
Citizens Insurance Company, 81 Wall street New York
from IL to IL O'Clock, Of George A. Jarvis. y & II
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ID ARTNER WANTED-N HOTEL DOWN TOWN,
doing good business. in Of the main streets,
ctiyc preferred with capital Of $700 only required.
apply to WlNDER 6WOOD 4S1 Nassau street. room NOD.
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MADAME MEYER HAS REaOYED TO l9l SEVEN 4
M avenue, between Twenty third and Twentysfougl-
shs continues tell past present and future events
SICKNESS absent friends property lost or stolen Madame
keyer In English French and German, and givss
u aranteo for hor ART .ge
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DARNUMS AMERICAN MUHEUM.---ONCE MORA
ID the extraordinary domestic drama, HENRIE111
THE F0RSAKEN, In addition to tho newsnd vast coE1ss
ton OF Wax Statuary, Living Girses, the living Bea
Constructor, tho original Happy Family &c SATURDAY.
November 25-In the afternoon, at O'Clock and also
and beautiful domestic drsma, ifNRiErrE THE roe
sAKEN. Admittance TO all, 2b cssts children unAsr
ten, l2H cents. #tfa ~ ~ ifAS8f
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TINE JEINE FRANCHISE RESENTMENT ARRlvEE DE
u France sachant ccudre, desire Sc placer CONNIE
file de chanbrc bonnie d'cnfans; ellie peut ournir de
bonnes recommendations. S'adresser No. ITO William
street. first door.
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LvRANKI.N MUSEUM, NOS. II AND 10 B0WERY-
Il The above establisLment the only In the United
tes where the Model Artists exhibited Is opss
for the season, giving two grand performances daily,
commencing at O'Clock in the afternoon and in the
evening" with other features, being entirely original and
different to any other place of amusement
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DAHCInSs ACADEMIES.


A IoDWORTH'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. SO8
IA Broadway, opposite Eleventh street is open
the reception of pupils, who commence at any
time. Ladies and children Wednesday and Satur-
days of and r. NJ; gentlemen Wednesdays
Thursdays, and every other Friday at7k p M. Prac-
cing assemblies Saturday evenings for ladies aud
gentlemen. Monthly soirees usual. Circulars,
tanning days, hours aud terms of instruction be had
At the academy ut time or win be sont by post
UvERRERO's DANCING ACADEMY 50 WEST FOUR
JIG teenth street.-Madafne @. Dubreul Ferrero and
Inward Ferrero respectfully announce that their school
is now open. For terms and days OF tuition apply
above. Pupils Join at any time, the quarter com
mencing the day Of entry .tf
MUSICAL.
A STOR PLACE HOTEL, NOS. 733, 735 AND 737
Broadway, opposite Astor place, Families locating
Tor The winter viii End several suits OF at this
establishment, situated Broadway, with oil the
veuiences, baths, gas, closets, &c. .a.ss,
II. WATERMAN, Proprietor.
CONSIGNMENT SALE OF PIANOS FROM THE BEST
~ city makers Ia plain and fancy cases from six to
seven octaves with orders to sell at great reduction
from the factory prices for cash. fully warranted also
an assortment Of second hand pianos at great bargains
from 300 to $780, Pianos Of manufacture constant
y on hand. Apply At the mandatory and warerooms
MO Donald Bro, lo2 Bowcry near Houston street.
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TEODEON, SO RY.--OPEN EVERY EVEN.
lu ing with the celebrated Pels Plantation Minstrels
in their pleasing paror entertainment, in connection
with Mems. La Duke the great African Jugyler Door
and IL u cents G. NORTH J. Y. pEL Proprietor
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WANTED.soME co ; BY LADY WHO
ton addressed to T. r. BroOklynPost Office, viii be IT.
tended 10 immediately.
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q ENTLEMES, LADIES, OR FAMILIES WISHING
~ washing done, have it done to order The best
OF city reference Address call at $50 West Twenty
ninth ctr
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1.-TWO OR THREE GOOD, ENERGETIC MEN ARE
IL wanted to the city for splendid Autograph,
called the Know Nothng,t whom liberal discount will
be given. Apply to WILLIAMS, STEVENS, WILLIAMS
h CO., $50 broadway, between and 0 A. NJ.
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nAGrERgEOTYPE OPERATOR wANTED.--ONE THAT
can do ais work well and quickly, and has had
raj years experience, may apply at Knapps $50 Broad
MN
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commencing at soclock in the afternoon and in the
evening, with other features being entirely original and
different to any other place of amusement
A N APPEAL FOR HELP.-AN ENTERTAINMENT
"A will be given in the
. BROADWAY TABERNACLE
On MONDAY EvESIxG NOVEMBER p,
in behalf Of the families Of those American citizens who
lost their lives Ia the late "a
RIOT IN WILLIAMSBURG. 81. rsn
Addresses will be delivered by Hon. ERAsrus BROOKS
Of the New York Exprcss Rev J. s. IasxiP, CAAUNcsY
SCHAfyER, Esq, and Prof. s. X. SwxkrxAS. r,
Professors OAKLEY and JACOBS will entertain the audi
ence with Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Hon. JAMES HARPER (ex-Mayor) will preside.
Single tickets, % cents to admit q gentleman and
LADY, 81 cents They can be had at Hall Sons, 23o
broadway Miletts Music Saloon, 800 Broadway; L. H.
Embree, 134 Bowery L. J. Jacobs, 407 Broadway; L..
Jacobs 102 Chatham street. Standard Office No 9Spruce
street; Of the Committee, and at the door. NJ
COMMITTEE or WILLIAMSBURG. COMMITTEE OF NEW YORK,
Cornelius Wogom James w. Barker,
jeremiah Brown ChAuncey Shaiier,
John Teal II. harrington,
Daniel Brooks, Isaac Sheperd, f.fs
james THAR, Hoa Daniel Willis, q
Henry Devan, J. NJ Robertson, i.tA
L. \. Talbot, Hon. r. j. immersion
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TITANTED-A COOK AND A E0USEMAID. GER
w mans, who speak English preferred. None need
apply without good testimonials at No. Irving place.
between 9 and O'Clock p. NJ.
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NXTANID-BY RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
/ w situation as chambermsid and waiter, to do
general housework in q small respectable family has
objection GO short distance in the country Call at
~ Clinton street. first foor back room, for two days.
The best city reference given.
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CEwING MACHINE OPERATORS wANTTD-GEORGE
- Brodie 81 Canal street. il in want of three four
FIRST class hands, who have been accustomed to work
Grover Baker Zoos quilting machines Apply imme-
diately.
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M URSE WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED MIDDLE
IN aged Protestant woman nurse and seamstress.
Best of city references required Call at Ill West Tween
ty-third street, between and O'Clock.
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TIOUSEKEEPER'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A
HI respectable girl, who is fully competent to take
Charge and is good seamstress; has the best Of city
and other references CALI address W. NJ 722 Broad
way, for week.
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.sa s.ea ssSs
raj housework Inquire at her present place, No. 70
Christopher street.
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VIrANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, FAMILY
w washing, few single gentlemen can have their
washing and mending carefully attended to- The best Of
city reference given Please call note addressed to
Mrs A. Sullven 100 West Twenty street. top aoor
front ROOM will be carefully attended to.
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VNTANTED-A SITUATION IN PRIVATE FAMILY
w as chambermaid and plain sewer, or chambermail
and nurse would do general homework in small
family; can give good references; has objection to
the country Inquire at $50 Elisabeth street. Of
bleecker, for two days.
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TIORSEs FOR SALE.-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES,
III about 10 hands high, six years old long tails,
sound and kind and for sale low for want Of Price,
$780, Inquire at Goulds stable, seventh avenue
OF Twenty second street.
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-YIvO WHOLESALE GROCERY DEALERS--A YOUNG
IL man, Tan Amercan,) twenty three years Of age,
wishes 20 learn the above business Would be willing
to Go very ST salary. The most undoub.ed
references given to honesty and integrity Address
Woodward, Herald Office.
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TNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG LADY
w an American, to attend fancy embroider,
store; has some knowledge OF the business. Apply q
81 Hicks street. Brooklyn.
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AK yHGNs0N, 10 DUANE sraEKf AAY 81 o0N
~ suited rwssts two ysan Y ens speciality snAhss DR..
hss himself Constitvtioaa wsaksess sGsotzalkS cured
~ithoue the Ne o. any delsterous druG
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hSOOKs, WATERS NURSES, AND OTHER NAIE
~ and female domestcs provided for every station IN
respectable families, at the Employment Agency Office,
Inicn Place Hotel
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DERHAM's BURLESQUE TROUPE, IT,; BROADWA I
i PERHAPS THIRD ENTERPRISE GIFT 9ICKlSa
"a bereceived for admission. s~..t +
Positively last week of the laushable pantomime Of
SAMPkTCHIENO
Grand Railroad Gafop with whistle .nd eofisfss
aesompaniment ~ only n astSt
Performed BY this Troupe ;. ~
They will repeat, by general request, their
fLANIAtlVN HOLIDAY FESTIVAL, ~.
Being Ito most abusing sketch Of Negro life ntrodisAk
Iogether with splendid programme Of = se
Negro Melodies Solos, Chorusss Jis, Fancy Dances, II
Forming an attraction unsqualled by any other -
ETHIOPIAN BAND IN THE CITY. 81 $40
10 conclude, eycry evening" with the pautomims Of
sAMPATCAIENO, OR IHEl RED GNoME- -.
Cnssacters ny W., .Saresqus hAvei
Cards of admission, Is cents. 90 49,
ttlFT TICKETS, AT ONE DOLLAR EACH,
Issued connection with the Mirror OF North aud 1ouA
America, now in Boston, will, for tho present. BY
Special arrangement, admit tour persons saoh, "
PERTAINS BURLESQUE 0fEKA HOUSE, y.
6O000 Of these tickets already Sold
Only 40, 900 moro to soil sRN. 40
Apply rom o A. n TO r. NJ, at G6S Broadway. FL n
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dissolution THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
IL fore existing under the name and arm Of Sweetser
Brother expires this day. T. r. Sveetser alone has
authority to settle all claims, aud receive ali debts due
to Sweetser Brother. T. FRANCIS SWEETSER.
New York. Nov. %. 1884. JNO. o. SwEETSER.
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AZ. OOOPRR IL DIANE STREEE ~ LVGa Snow
~ 70 The etsess Of New York may b scnsuits& With
coudsuce usual at his old ohcs vhers ell vhs have
suffered fsm the msitrestneas Drssoadsrs rslz
being hensrAhly srsstod-
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7XyANTED-BY A YOUNG GERMAN GIRL, SITUA
w ton chambermaid or to do general housswork;
understands plain sewing washing and ironing and
come well recommended. Please call at 4S7 Third ave-
nue., southeast corner of Thirty fifth street.