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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-18

A CADEMY OF MUSIC-ROBERT LIE DIABLE.
SECOND AND n' LAST GAzzxNidx NfGHT,
prior to her departure for Philadelphia and EavanaJ
"nen "eye''ee' RoBFBT i 2ssi DiaBIE ''''
with It's scenery costly dresses and the magniacen mise
of las: Hs M E S sSf" S s T f.
Joint appearance of -
role of Alice, and LA5ORDE that OF Isabea-a part Ia
which she made great sensation at the Grand Opera in
Paris and which she has made par!TI1aarly her own
viii appear for the first time IN America In the panohinic
Helena the Abbess supported by grand corps de
ballet.
will appear the first and only time this In his world
The other eharacters by LoRINI CoLErri DUBREUIL
THE RESERVED SEATS AND PRIVATE BOXES
may be bad on THURSDAY morning at the Academy and g
and on Friday at all the three regular ticket Offices
ffoc6losiNi. GAzsANIGA, .FoRaEs:
TIE DAUGHTER or THE REGIMENT.
On AoSp PhRnkI1xINAk n ' ANSot u aksH
Mr. UimAn respectfully announces that Mozars famous
LIZ NozzE Di FIGARO The Marriage Of Figaro, 49,.
which, nei, 70 DON Giovanni eonsdered hozsrss best
the first time in America on Monday, Eosember u II
S ara % Of w ro. ssy
gsd be the greatest living representatives
Nile recoonini viii make her last appearance but one As
p.s,,sioean ONLY 10 sven t~ls 10 , n, nr., win ,.v
for Boston on the two last nights Of the season
MILE. PoINs0T
will IN ke debut America Valentine, In
THE HUGUENOTS,
which will given with infinitely superior 10 that Of last
To let the Academy OF Music any night during Decem
Der and January except Sundays having been already EN-
s"se FREE SABBATH EVENING SERVICES
the st Of which will take place Sunday next Nov. n.
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STEAMBOATS,.
RAILROADS.

NEW WORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY
IN winter ON and AFTER Monday, Nov 8 1883
trains viii leave Twenty ssh street New YORK AZ fopvs
$40 ~ Tor White Plains; 80 A. NJ williams Bridge 70
A. ~, mml train for Albany; n ~ A. NJ, White Plains no
Williams bridge r: NJ. xillerton; 7. N, Croton
Pals r n, White flsn.; 6i5P NJ from White and Centre
streets s1P ~, william lie Bridge Rerrnnr viii leave
49,, from White Plains, $40 A. ~. william Bridge; A.
NJ trolnn rails, A. NJ. hieron - A. NJ White pains
sls A. ~ mail tran for Albany 1870 A. ~, from Williams
~, wiilam's Bridge.
VIM &c AMPBFr,L, Superintendent
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T osr FOR A HUNDRED YEARS.

IL This IL true Of ITALIAN
qualities Of which were known " an Ignorant uncvixed ma
uon than century Never before known In Anne
ricA ID alone In IL emnence agreeable and ef
hcent puer Of the akin and complexion Having Of
The detrimental qualities Of acidulons cosmetics nparts
soness and rmness " the fesh erAdcaee by
uons the skim and ministers unfangy the thousand de
Neate necessities Of adys toilet Notice that the trade mark
every bottle Price s0 For sale n the following stores
Robert A. Tovey Forty fourth street and Sixth
Alexander Menzies. s17 Eighth avenue.
George W. Buseed. <0T Fourth avenue
Nathaniel b. Harris, ID Canal street
J. T.. Snyder 269 Third avenue.
q W. DE Ia yergne, 2r Sirth avenue.
Vim. A. weherbee, 1,D9a broadway.
Drug Fourth and Twenty third street
". Mcintyre So broadway.
NJ White, ~ Division street
n. NJ Guson Bowery, corner OF Grand street
John g. Giles, rs Beecker street
Riker Berrian, N5 Sirth
W. Simpson, X2 Eighth avenue
Thomas Bailey, No Bible House.
Perciyal Beyesie, So Ninth avenue
Druggists and fancy gods dealers huy Of and leave their
address with the wholesale agents. SMITH GILBERT 81
Murray street, N. y.
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Druggists and fancy goods dealers bur Of and leave their
address with. the wholesale agents SMITH GILBERT "a
Murray street, MY.
COVERS sULTaNA sArcE.-rHIs UNEoUAtIED
- sauce originally made by ners soyer and now from his
,e ana composed pTnspsy e Tarl.h sousl.enis com
exquisite resh with hsh meat. poultry, game and forms
- f. sssg: a sssss and n E
OPINIONS or THE LONDON PRESS
,ew ssnee sn,aa he aslIsSa sanee m = made sess
its excellent and affords
derane aid In cases seslenThe Lancet
S ss%s. and %o 1aS s
Of sul1ns the genus q scysr and the universal ps'ro
concentration o. 81 he pquant resources Of Turkey and
As d.ser q the sppese the sauce stands alone ia
mos, valuable alans Y sn nesn OF low" anu snoua DC
The suans Sauce most delicious zest-Nornng Choni.
The above BE- had q The following srccers briggs es
r,es s1 ssS rsrw g,oj'9 ~, W.
Bordean Sons so broadway PARK Tnord ma and Macy
a Tford, ie Snd Csmbel seaman, .o2 Fourth avenue.
Sacs u Fisher rs Beecser street, = Marine AZ Iad
Taylor sons 20 vssey street and q dealers IN ane
@Ei Welt isaaoa GARDSss g. svEifs ~ FS,oS street
Scorrs. roorHAcHs DESTROYER -roornAcHE
v'0" ss ;s 5 sT n g CORNER or ALLEN
sisjs inc sss . s%s and
WI ,s"f Sfe y ssiSsi' FIFTH SWOLLEN FACE
piceou generally sufficient g stop the psn OF the most vio
lenaoohahe This remedy Wi draw the usnm from
The ami remove the pain almost immediately Persons
troubled with the toothache should bottle before going y
dentist they viii thereby avoid the Of the denat
instrumental Price - bottle Sold onIy the
store SO Grand street, corner Of Allen.
THANKSGIVING CHRISTMAS, NEW yEkRs.-BAsE
balls and clubs cricket bats balls &c, bows and
as well a good assortment u fancy articles
nc, suitable for holiday presents nj g. v. A. HINRiCHs
$50 Broadway, up stairs, corner OF Liberty street
T,HE LATEST BEST AND CHEAPEST GLOBES MADE
Hclhrcoks eight inch terrestrial which with all other
globes patent nkstanda outline charts blackboard rub
bers pointers patent slate globes school apparatus furp
aud everything wanted for schools supplied the
Teachers Home i3 Broadway. Send for catalogue r.
q. BKOwNE1i, Secretary, New York.
VNrIIIAM A. ELLIS DEALER IN Ali KINDS OF
w southern and Eastern timber and lumber Orders
cevra with despatch FOR building and shipping
purposes. Oaice 90 South street New York.
a ~ DOZEN PARIS SOFT HATS FOR SALE Low
fs)V prtor 10 removing e. No ~ Wsker street
Rli1NAfDow. WATERS, twporscr 40 Broadway.
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DYRENProRy SALE

OF desirable dwelling house and LOT IN the Ninth ward.
Will be sold public auction the al day Of November
1885, IL ocloek the Merchants Exchange 10 the
city New York. BY JAMES NJ. M1IdMR, Auctioneer the
three story brick dwelling house No Barrow street and the
lot being north side Of said g2 feet nhes
Of Bleecker The house has all The modern
menis and the sale win be perempory Fifty per II ae
purchase money may remain bond aud mortgage For
further particulars apply JOHN H. DEvELIN Is Liberty
Gtrset
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L
A REGUIAI MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DE
"A moeraic Club Of the Eighth Adermanic district will be
corner Broome and Pitt streets By order
NICHOLAS L. HANSEN Secretary.
AT.A MEETING OF THE INDEPENDENT CITIZENS
zA Seventh avenue corner of Thirty seventh street Noyem
b. ~ a sas ssa BY and
date for Alderman Of the Eleventh dist,ie,
CHARLES BENTON, Secretary.
JonN RIoKwEr, Treasurer.
CUsToM HOUSE REMoyAIs;-THosE DEMOCRATIC
HON sicses sass
Hotel Of West BROADWAY
Friday evening @7 O'clock By re}H ESR e 11EBEsAu
the Fifth Senatorial district. JOHN r. EGBERT
IN caon held at No 2S West street on Tuesday evening"
s SSs s he as
VIM Ii. BAKER Chairman.
I.G Cu masDrHsoS' }secrstarisa.
NOMINATION OF THE NINETEENTH wARp-woRK-
ing%ens Un 1H Independent Club. ForcOanciiman'
DEoPLEs INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC cANDI.
date Councilman Of the Fifth Senatorial dstrct-THE0.
UDELI., of the Tenth ward.
TAMMANY HALL. CONTEMPORARIES ALDERMAN
meeting Of the First Aldermanc Con,
I'm inst Thos Monroe acting Chairman and Arthur Kess
OF the First ward received votes when the Convention ad
journed THOMAS MONROE Chairman.
WIN. BURNS, Secretary.
THE ALDERMANIo CONVENTION FOR THE FIRST
Aldernapc district met, pursuant to call Of the Demo
cratic Republican General Committee Of Tammany Hail. at
No Frankfort street. Wednesday evening Nov H. 1888
for the purpose of nominating candidate for Alderman
Heating VIM Burns chosen temporary secretaries
On motion of John +. Horn of the Second ward Isaac p.
Wilkins chosen permanent chairman, and James Lang
dom Of the Fourth ward and Arthur Heating of the Second
ward chosen permanent secretaries
On motion the Convention then proceeded to nominate by
vote.
VIM N Brown having received twenty votes de.
the Chairman be the nominee of the Conventions;
of Smith, Of the Third ward, Mr.. Browns
A''''''0A ISAAC p. WILKINS Chairman.
s An1asa at Rsa4ass, Secretaries
10TH WARD PEOPLES AND REGULARS WARD
Id ConventonAt meeting of the above Convention the
following persons were nominated
For School Commissoner-Peter Mitchell.
For Inspecior-Lewis Wilmington
For Trustees-John Bech, William =. Weeks
For Constabes-John W. Somerindyke Morris 4 Binswan'
ger. DAVID u MEALIo, CHAIRMAN
DOTH WARD.-REGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMTNA-
~ For Alderman of the Eleventh Adermanc district
JAMES CONNOLLY
DIST WARD-AT MEETING OF THE PEOPLES
and Regulars Ward Convention held at Henry Smiths,
Twenty seventh street and Fourth Mon
day evening the 18th instant the following ticket was unan
mously nominated
For Aderman--John DHomergue.
For School ommissioner-Timohy DAILY.
For School Inspector-Richard 4. Carman.
For School Trusiees-Robert Mooney, William De Lacy.
For Observation-Disclosures Nugent, Thomas Bradsnrn
JOHN LYNCH Chairman.
WILLIAM De Lacy, seceary.
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THE MILITARY.


JAMES MUILiGAN GUARDS.-A MEETING OF THE
q above company will be held lbs Grand street. Friday
evening Nov. 10, 1858, at O'clock BY order
WILLIAM MULLIGAN, Captain.
+. q. VAN ScHAACK, Secretary
NIOTICE.-THE MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF THE
IN Guard respectfully requested attend meet
ing f. of Eighty fifth and Third
Saturday evening, November D. at ia o'clock Cor the
purpose Of organization. \. STACOM, Chairman.
THos. SHELLEY Secretary.
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DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN-FRIDAY. NOV. 10, AT l0is
ID O'Clock A. M at the central saiesrooms, Wioughby
of Pearl Brooklyn, regular weekly sale of
iewelry
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DRYAkTS MINSTREHS
ID TIE ExCRISTOR TROUPE OF THg WORLD
Mechanics Hall. Az broadway, above tirsnd street
Monday evening Nov. 10 and night during the wees
JERRY and DAN BRYANT In the ir inmitabie act
THE CHALLENGE DANCE.
New Songs Dances Sayings Bures9ues Comicaties. &o
SCENES AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LOo DANCE
PALACE GARDEN SPORTS TO
Doors open at 61 commence at ~ Ttckes Is cents
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DAwHBRoEERs Saloon FRIDAY NOV. ~ ATA
Of large assortment of wearing apparel
every description for the winter season. quilts blankets
bedding &c Ac By order Of John j. Levy, - sixth
CHERrrFs SALE OF VALUABLE LEAsrHoLD PRO
VIII be sold BY " w. LUDLOW auctioneer. on the oth
day Of November 1889 nj IL O'Clock NJ lease Of the
mise. No % Thompson street. for The term Of nine years from
The premises are about feet front rear and about ~
The contains Of renewal aud the buildings
belong the lessee For further particulars apply at the Peo
pies Bank Of Canal and Thompson streets oro
EDWARD p. CLARK, Attorney. &c.
IL Broadway, corner OF Cedar street.
rrHoMAs vErTcH, AUcTIoNEER-orFrcE no 10
Il Spruce sreet-sherins sale Of groceries, liquors,
&c. he Friday Nov. ~ at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, No. 100
Washington street. consisting o large assortment Of groce
res wines liquors. sessrs bay water SOAP candles &c Ac
JAMES Z. wTLLET, Sheriff.
VIZ PErI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MANTEIS, AT
w aucion-PEfIS Co will sell Mt auction Tuesday
Nov q s O'clock at the Of Mr. John Kennedy,
Thirty h street Broadway the entire stock comprising
rhy sculpured and heavily moulded Italian satuary marble
white marble veined white spanish hrocael Sienna Ply
rennesn Portuguese black and gold and other foreign
bes embractng about $50 manel OF designs and finish
ed IN the most artistic The mantes ready
for examination Terms four months approved endorsed
notes Catalogues three days before the sale.
vVM Writer'S, kucTIoYEER-wrrI SELL. on FRI
w dry, at 0,s O'Clock AZ the dwelling house. ~ Wooster
es the entire genecl household furniture, &C. contained
in the above house large quantity 81 bedding psror frn
ture basement do 81 octave piano ~ hne
The who comprising Tine assortment Catalogues the
dav Of sale
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A FORTUNE-NO HUMBUG.-I HAVE A DISCOVERY
"A knowledge Of which will enable any person by
ing hree hours realize from five dollars day.
II will be sent by return mail on receipt Of dollar Sas
fiction guaranteed money refunded Address L. H. Post
OIL
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DROOKIyN ATHFN
ID ITALIAN OPERATIC PERFORMANCE,
with chorus, orchestra, costumes, &C.
SPECIAL STAGE.
ed by AHegri and Cayo.
fICCoLoMTNT GAzZANTGA FoRMEs.
FLoRENZA, TAMARO, MAGGiOROCHi.
~, Doors open a. a. =. opera e H1p.n . ats
THE DAUGHTER or THE REGIMENT
- Nile PicCoLoNINI,
CARL FoRMkS, TaMARo, MARIA.
To lie followed By the seccnd act 81
LCCREZfA BORGIA.
GAZLANlGA,
Previous to Lucrera RorgaH the orchestra will play the
overtureto DER FRErsCHuTz
The PEI formanees vii conclude with the entire opera %
- Ia sERvA PADRONA
Nile PsCCoTOMN1.. ............. The Honsemad
Mad siEDESBCRG. MAGGIoRoCHT.
During pasicco OF Ia serya Padrona will be In
THE QuARRrtIISG DUET
from Auber's comic opera OF the Mason and Lccksmh"
ana . ''e e'a Iiaf PicdoroxSr WALTZ.
expressly composcd for her bv signor Muzio.
Previous TO ne 'SEkNA PADkONA,n The Overture N
''MASANfEILo."
Rereryed seats g. IN evening at the doors ~ So The
sale Of seats Friday Mt A. W., st Roses
bookstore it2 Atlantic street. II Proys music store 23 Fulton
street, and NJ SHELLS, ~ Wall street
To Pr,Lu-As third u the Ahengum will he
cnpied the there viii be lost In view
hits and o the the price charged
femunerative 70 the Director. His principal
this loving city towards Fastening the rapid
the Brooklyn Academy ~ Music
which Ulman will be closely united under
management with that ~ New York
On THURSDAY Nov - second and positively last ng o the
Opera IN Brokyn account % the departure " The
Boanu
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l. 1NG's CANCER CuRE.-THfS NEW AND WON.
N derfuldscovery warranted every kind Of
and branch In four days without injury
the surrounding flesh No knife used and pain need be
felt Sent by mail any address for 81 by the proprietor
only. WILSON q. KING, Troy, N \.
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(NHOCOLATE DOUBLE VANILLA,
~ Chocolate a Ia vanilla,
Chocolate homeopathic,
Chocolate DIES families,
Chocolate de Sante,
Chocolate cream,
Chocolate caramels,
Manfacturedby
HENRY MAILLARD,
GIL Broadway.
Factory 1853 and 100 Mercer street,
Where the purest and most reliable article
Can be obtained
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YARD TO THE LADIEs.-THE TOILET Is ESSENTIAL.
~ 10 beauty. Then be wise aud buy
PRICES KALYDOR e.. bottle,,
which impars beautiful bloom TO the face and Ia certain
for freckes pimples cutaneous erupuons transform
inga
Yellow and and salow complexion
into delicate son. smooth and vevelike appearance II
soohes all irritation and impars 10 the couptenance natural
color Ladies using chaks, aabssier meen fun &C. in
vited 70 try bottle.
Chapped hands, sore lips,
Roughness OF the skin and all excavations Of the esh much
dreaded the winter months completely removed by
applications For sale only at the drug store No 300
Grand street of Allen New York n. BSsore open
until IL o'clock night.
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I,INE MEERscHAuM GooDs.-THE srBScRIRER

LNINE MEERSCHAUM GOODS-THE SUBSCRIBER,
who has lately visited Europe has purchased IN Of the
best continental markets beautiful assortment OF handsomely
carved and plain pipes and segar tubes Of different designs
all which Will purest article
manufactured, and will be sold cheaper than before
offered In this country Wholesale orders will be attended
punctually. ALFRED &. JAFFE. importer OF Havana
CARS, 1.03 broadway Of TWENTY eig nth street
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f-gS9sE -IENys


RRoADwAY THEATRE.
~ Soe Lessee An3 Manager Mr afgy
LgoR AZ THE SCALE 90 PRIOES
Dr.sa crcs s. ceass Fsaalg eirca. y cent.
new ana eommoil4uB blhe sre prsug he entire
@ W hefs capsule u seating tyo 5oissDt prspna.
Grand Thanksgiving FESTIVAL
Two IeEAl PERFORMANCES
Afternoon az 2oclock
Evening at Y O'Clock
Mr. Eddy Mad Ponisi Alice Grey md ne eare coupany
IN both entertainments
Children hal price q dress circle
AFTERNOON al O'Clock
CORsICAN BROTHERS
NiPPFD IN THE BUD = ~'''
Mr.. Seton and Mira. Eddy.
And the pantomime OF .
Don Juan H. +. Taylor scaram0uch M Sensu
EVENING ai7A,
me osau'i"' usseay" p1zz.Ro
RoDa ...........Mr Eddy Eyta Mad Pea.s
Farce OF THE CoBBLER'S WIFE
ST MARY's EVE.
with Alice Grey and the company.
DON JUAN
SPECTRE ON HORSEBACK.
RowERy THEATRE.
THURSDAY afternoon, Nov. 1S. at O'Clock,
cool. AS CuGuMnER
VALENTINE AND oRsoN
Valentine Miss Herring orson ...,....,Mr. q l. Fos
-FOUR LOVERS
Bibo.. ...,....Mr. G. 1. Fox Antoine Miss r. Herrtag
JUMBO Jun.
Evening performance, com nepcing at O'Clock
GLENDOWER
Julian Gendower ..................M Mr. q. G. B0nifAos
MATTEo FALcoNE,
TIE SPITFIRE.
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TOM TAYLoRs GREAT COMEDY,
GOING TO THE BAD.
variety of novelties In active preparation
which viii be presented aSHkKSPERfAN REVIVAL. on =
novel and splendid tcaSceney Decorations and Costumes
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John LFVISON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CLOSING
81 out sale Of oil pantugsJOHN LEvIsON auctoneer.
SELL the spacious salesroom Isl broadway opposite
s,ewarts. Friday. November ~, ISIS commencing
10 O'Clock tina most superb collection Of fine oil paintings
public These paintings al mounted
IN gold leaf and viii be sold to the highest bidder with
In this collection will be found superb copy o
Rosa Bonheurs Horse Fair also fine painting sx 81 the
Teller. original painting the Broken Pitcher
Washington Urfon, magnificent landscapes by Hartwick.
Sommers ard other noted landscape painters superb fruit
pieces by Raesen the Immaculate Conception after Nurio
Noah and his Family the Ark Lot aud his two Daughters
old painng fine cattle pieces after Cooper also
variety Of pleasing and interesting snecs sa
bic cabinet The public
are respectfully invited 10 attend this sale.
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DUTCH BULBS AT ACKNOWLEDGING OUT SAIL
Friday Saturday 10th and 10th ins by j. f. VAN
ANTWERP 70 William street, at Ii O'Clock. The roots
in prime order worthy the attention of florists and
general consisting Of hyacnths tulips IRIS
ohnq us crown imperials, lilies &c. &C.
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE YOUNG MEMS DE.
"a moeraic Club Of the Eighth Aldermanc district will be
Broome and Pitt streets BY order
NICHOLAS L. HANSEN, Secretary.
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THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL
i HALL OF THE UNTOk-COOPER INSTITUTE,
THuRspAr Evsrse, Nov. rs, issc.
xrrdels~lhns sublime uratofto.
SAINT PAUL.
BY he celebrated chorus OF the
NEW YORK NENnEtSeOHN UNION
Together with large and select orchestra from the
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The sos viii be sustained by the following named eminent
artists
Madame ZIMMERMAN.
Mia MARyE HAwLEY,
Mr.. ADAMS,
Prom the Boston Handel and Haydn Socltyl and
Mr. CIlAs GTfL9rrTE.
T,cksts ny vn.s each can be Obtained At the principal
music 10 broadway.
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rAMPBE1I. MfNSTREIs. ~ BROADWAY
~ NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.

" NOTICE TO TIE PUBIIU
SOMETHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.
STOP AND READ THE FOLLOWING OF
MINSTREL, HALL, No. 4i4 Broadway:
The Manager takes this opportunity OF informing the
public that he has made arrangements with the principal
connecting with the ferries Of the cities Of BROOKLYN Williams
burg Jersey City, well the Sixth Eighth avenue
Railroad haing the and Broadway TO
issue tickets whereby living distance AS well
those living Brooklyn jersey City and williamsburg,
be admitted TO the performance Of the Campbell Mnses At
twenty cents admiss including their fare TO the
hail. at 44 Broadway Tickets to be had OF the drivers and
starters of the several lines.
Mr.. Curtis Co.'S line running from Williamsburg ferry,
through Grand street. Broadway Canal Greenwich and Cor
landt streets 10 Jersey City ferry, Mr. Andrews Co.'S Firth
line TO Thirteenth street. Broadway and Fulton ferry
Mr.. Shepard Co.'S knickerbocker line, Eighth avenue
Beecker street. Broadway South ferry; Mr. Shepard
Co Phenx line Eighth avenue Fourth street. Broadway,
Fulton ferry hall No 444 both
II. SNIFFIN. Proprietor.
grand afternoon performance Thanksgiving Day com
nj 2L O'Clock
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DALACE GARDEN CIRCUS
III Sixth and Fourteenth street.
GREAT SUCCESS OF
Nile EMELINE LOYAL, the great French equestrienne,
WIN. PASTOR, and all the great equestrisns.
The fairy spectacle of CINDERELLA, with fifty children
Wednesday afternoon, performance commences At ~;
evening Thursday afternoon performance
at 2 evening aTS Saturday afternoon performance
mences at ~; evening at IN
Boxes ~ cents family Circle cents children Is cents
r AURA KEENE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VISITING
IL New York should avail Themselves Of the opportunity OF
Witnessing the Only Day Performance OF OUR AMERICAN
COUSIN which will be given Thanksgiving afternoon Doors
op,n L to at O'Clock Admission SO cents, chill
dr. u half price.
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I AuRA KEENEs THEArRE.-ExTRA ADVERTISE
ONLY AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
In order 70 AFFORD ladies children opportunity wit
Messing OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
the Management would respectfully announce
a. GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE
OF this highly successful comedy Thursday Nov Is l5,
JHANKsGTNtNg DAY.
Balcony chairs, reserved ~ children price
Doors open Al |, to commence At 2oclock
THANKSGIVING DAY AT MADAME sAUyAEGAUs-
GrRnde reunion dausante this afternoon ~ oci1cks
and ~ night at O'Clock AZ Madame SAUNAGEAU dtncng
academy, bE Broadway Mendee scn, where are found
II AURA KEENEs THEATRE STRANGERS. LADIES
Ia and children should forget that the only afternoon
perofm Of the highly successful comedy y OUR AMk
RlCAN COUSIN viii take place Thanksgiving Afternoon
TO dayl when the Juveniles and ladies' uuaccompaned ~ gen
uemen viii have excellent opportunity OF witnessing The
eccentrces ~ their distingshef rcatve and NJ the
time avoid the crowd and Inconvenience attendant upon an
evening performance Doors open ~ y 70 commence AZ
O'Clock Admission 80 cents, children bali price
MOZART HALL, ess BRoApwAY.-DoNr FORGET
lvs the grand hop this evening y thsLES academy,
mtnsing O'Clock assi-led IS Miss Wary ID King. Come
one, come all Good music, &c Admission ~ cens
EXTRA FxHIBIrIoS.--THF PICTURE OF HER VA
u iesiy, the Empress Fugenie will BE- exhibition
Thank Swing Day at GOUPfS Gallery SO broadway
%. M.to5fM n. Admission - cents.
L spMIssioN rR.r OPEN ALI. DAY
VISIT OAK NIL.
Ard al Ennnn arsAa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-18
SALES AT AUCTION,

A UCTIoN NoTICE-J. BoGART, AUcTioNEER, b
street Ehers sale large quantity of book lette
envelope papers, twine Office furniture and xtures plat
form scales Herrings patent &C. DC Catalogue
can be had the auction rooms No North William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-18

QFNRy D. HERTs. JR. AUCrIoSEER-BY HERTs
MOSS-WI sell Friday. Nov ~ nj los O'Clock Al the
jefferson and Henry streets the entire
grocery wines soap candles,
butter segars &c. Also, the fixtures and
years lease horse, wagon harness &c. Terms cash.