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The New York herald., 1869-02-27
Recovsr,- or tho second Cuba Gable.


1t win be remembered BY our readers that
the attempt Of the International Ocean Ieie-
graph Company to lay second cable between
Key West and Havana failed last year from
the drifting too far to the eastward Of the
steamer Narva while laying it, and the conse-
quent necessity of dropping some miles rom
the shore the end that was to have been iandeu
in Cuba. The end was buoyed, but the buoy
rope broke one hundred and twenty-five
fathoms below the surface, and hence tne
necessity Of graphing for the cable In the
same manner that the Great Eastern grappied
for the first Atlantic cable. The work 10
recover the Cuba cable was performed under
very different circumstances from that OF re-
covering the Atlantic cable. The latter lay AZ
depth of one thousand nine hundred ana
eighty fathoms, on level bottom. under stu
water; while the Cuba cable was lost at a
depth of eight hundred fathoms, on an uneven
bottom, and with vast volume OF water
driving over it at an average rate OF four miles
an hour.
Preparations for the work were made by
placing on the steamer New England, machinery
similar to that used for recovering the lost
Atlantic cable on board the Great Eastern.
Owing to the strength of the current the Crap
pling ropes were required to be unusually
strong. They consisted Of sixteen steel wires,
each encased in Manila hemp, and laid up in
strands of four each. This rope was divided
into lengths of two hundred fathoms, with
shackles and swivels between each. The
point where the cable was found was passed
over with the grapples six times, and
thrice the cable was caught. On the first
occasion the cable parted, through some
fault in the machinery, and the second time
it parted at splice, heavy sea running.
On the 18th of February it was caught again
and successfully raised and landed, and now
we have double cable to Cuba, as we have
to Europe. The operations were performed
under the personal supervision of General
William F. Smith, President Of the Interna-
tional Telegraph Company, and Sir Charles
Bright, engineer-in-chief of the company.
This event is another assurance of the practi-
cability of handling ocean cables and laying
them, and will conduce to strengthen the
science Of ocean telegraphy.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

A BAD EXAMPLE BADLY FOLLOWED.
republican Senators in the Legislature appear
TO be apt scholars and are not likely to be out
done by their teachers in Congress in elegance
Of diction and purity Of iingual expression.
During the discussion in the Albany Senate on
Thursday upon the resolution to recommend
the repeal Of the Tenure Of Office law Senator
Kennedy used this language :-''When the
tocsin sounds the death knell Of the disgraced
administration about to retire IL would be time
enough to repeal the law" Senator Parker
also said that President johnson ''would 20
forth as Cain went forth from the presence Of
his Maker !" That smacks good deal OF the
old impeachment style Of language, only on
small scale. Surely this is following bad
example very badly.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
Moro OF she Ocean Yacht Race.

The letter of Commodore Douglas to Mr..
points. In former letter, it will be remem-
bered, the Commodore challenged the owner Of
the Cambria, indicating rather than declaring
the kind Of race he would like. Mr.. Ash
bury's Misrepresentation Of that letter having
made it necessary to write more explicitly,
the challenger now says :-''My desire is to
sail over a course entirely outside Of the Eng
lish Channel, such as to the coast of Spain or
to the Azores and back" He further says
that if this is not approved he viii be content
with a race out and in fifty miles to seaward
from the west coast of ireland. II should be
observed that this last is proposition for an
out and out ocean race of the first order, as
the Irish coast is the worst in the world to
sweep of three thousand miles of the Atlantic
against her. We do not see how Mr.. Ashbury
can misunderstood this, nor how he can re-
fuse it. He is willing to make q race to test
the seagoing qualities Of the boats, and he
surely cannot shy little additional test Of the
pluck and capability Of the navigators. Hav-
ing SO readily accepted the Sappho for a race
in the English Channel can he refuse to try
her in the open sea, when it is the claim Of
English yachtmen that their boats alone are ct
for the ocean and ours ct only for rivers !?
Commodore Douglas letter must also GER
tainly call the attention Of English yachtmen
to the evident unfairness OF what is designated
''Thames measurement" He presents the
single fact that while by one measurement the
Sappho is made twice as large as the Cambria,
by another the two boats are within trife Of
the same size. Such fact as this, II there Is
any fair play among English yachtmen, must
surely prevent them insisting on their measure
ment as standard for international matches.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

GRANT JUsTIFIED.~We see by what has just
happened in regard to one Cabinet appoint
ment what would have happened in regard to
all il Grant had made only as much known in
reference to them as he made known of that
one. He let it slip in peculiarly communi-
cative moment that he intended to have man
from Pennsylvania, and see what rumpus lie
made about it. What time we should have
had If he had declared his whole programme!
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

TERRIBLE REPULsE OF THE ENEMy.-The
first organized assault Of the politicians on
Grant was made under Mcclure and was beaten
of very handsomely, and for this victory and
what IL has shown the defence is immensely
stronger even than II was.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

A FIRST RATE NOTICE IN WESTERN PA
PER.-The Lafayette Qnd.) Courier announces
that q patent for making brick is offered for
sale in Tippecanoe county, and adds "A
frat rate notice win be found in the telegraphc
column-the fall of church steeple built Of
that kind of material"
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MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS.

for one dollar month.
The postage being only thrty-hve cents
quarter, country subscribers by this arrangement
can receive the HERALD at the same price II is
furnished in the city.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
An Impudent Politician.

Mr.. Mcclure wants General Grant to appoint
to his Cabinet from Pennsylvania some man
who win keep the republican party in that
State together-who win vitalize it, and
make it s'pulsate." This is the true
political argument, and what these
words as used by politicians mean can
be understood when people understand
Mcclure. Mcclure some months ago went out
to the Indian country and there saw how things
could be done in the way of big job. His
eyes were opened-he was excited. He must
get that thing in his hands somehow. Curtin
is McClure's man. Mcclure pulls the wires
that move Curtin in the eyes of the public,
just as Thurlow Weed has pulled the wires for
many political puppets from this State.
McClure's plan, then, was to make Curtin Sec
retary of the Interior, and through him as such
Secretary to get possession Of the Indians.
This is the whole of It. This is what his con-
cern for the republican party" means, and
this is the beginning, the middle and the end Of
all that he had in view in his indecorous as
sault on the President elect.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

Stock GAMBLING AND THE CABLE TELE-
GnAMs.-On Thursday, when our bonds took
sudden heap Of one or two per cent in
London, the dispatches to the Associated Press
were curiously SILENT The blame cannot be
attributed to the wires or cable this time; for
the foreign bankers and private spectators on
Wall street knew it, and made use Of their
knowledge very advantageously, several hours
before the information reached the press. As
Artemus Ward would inquire, ''Why is this
thing so thusly" every time there is chance
to speculate by suppressing the kilograms ?
The Western Union Company ought to insti-
tute an inquiry as to the cause of the delay.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

RARA AvIs-The Albany legislator who
neither drinks nor smokes and boards in
modest parlor at the public expense and pays
his own carriage hire. Who is he2 The
chairman OF the House Committee on Elec-
tons says that he Is that identical bird
The New York herald., 1869-02-27
RIPLE S HE E L
New York. Saturday, February ~, 1859.
Notice TO Herald Carriers and News Dealers.


Notice TO Herald Carriers and News Dealers.
HERALD carriers and news dealers are in
formed that they can now procure the requisite
number of copies direct from this Office without
delay.
All complaints Of ''short counts" and spoiled
sheets mus. be made to the Superintendent in
the counting-room of the HERALD establish
ment
Newsmcn who have received spoiled papers
from the HERALD Office, are requested to re-
turn the same, with proof that they we're
obtained from here direct, and have their
money refunded. Spoiled sheets must not be
sold 10 readers of the HERALD.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

ANOTHER STooK BOARD, in the shape or .
Free Exchange, Is proposed by certain sore
heads who cannot gain admission to the pre-
sent Wall street boards. This move Ia made,
not In the interest Of the pubIc--for the boards
already In existence are moro than sufficient
TO transact all the legitimate business OF tho
ciiy-but to crafty the stock gambling mania
OF those who 30 are excluded.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

THR CURTAIN RAIsRD.-It IL stated that the
curtain has been partially raised on Grants
Cabinet, 80 far as Pennsylvania IL concerned,
but u Isn't the kind Of Curtin tho radicals
want
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

TEE GREAT UNKEowSs. Mcclure tells
General Grant that Stuart is unknown In Penn
sylvsnls. Who knows McClurel
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

BoREs.-The Philadelphia Age recommends
A. Borie ior place In Grants Cabinet. No,
no. Grant has bores enough already-nrst
class bores professional bores, treble and bass
bcres and borers--perfcci Max Bohrers.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

A wAnSre.-The way 70 destroy any mans
chance for place In the Cabinet IL 10 20 ut
Grant with his name, as Mcclure did with
Curtins.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

BROUGHAN's THEATRE, Twenty-fourth stA GEN
rLENAN FROM xIHRLASp-Po-oA-aoN-rAs.
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

wALLAcKs THEATRE. Broadway and 18Th street
kpcn ADo ABOUT NOTHING
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

FRENCH THEATRE Fourteenth street and Sixth ave-
nue-GRNEvlrvR BRABANT. Matinee at ].
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

3 GARDEN. Broadwny.-TnE BuRLEscuEs Ex-
INzA OF TuR FORTY THIEVES. Matinee st y.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosdway.-HUMpry DuMrrY,
wlTn NKw FEATURRs. Matinee at IL
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

BowERY THEATRE, ,Bowery.-cARPEsrER OF RouEN-
HARDsohE JAcK- Matinee AT
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadwsy-AnaEL OF MID
MIGHT. Matinee al ~.
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pooTrrS THEATRE. Twentythrd st., between 9Th an'
sth ava-KonEo And JULIET Matinee a. l.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Fourteenth street-IrALIAS
OrrnA-Matinee at l-sTAs OF THE NORTH
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

Captain y " ABBEY, oi the rniisd states Army:
General II. Covxhaie. of Philadelphia; c. W. Anaer.
son Of Tennessee, ana General u. ~ Bruce or New
l0rk, are a. the Metropolitan Hotel
Lieutenant Governor WIN. Bross, of Chicago: q. n.
sheriff. of Washington. and ]. NJ. noAie, Of Dos,ou
are NJ fhe -. Nicholas Hotel.
n r. TaSiDc, OF Alabama, n al the New York
Hotel
Judge sherman, az washington; Robert Hamilton.
81 the West fndloss James n. Mexican, of Saratoga:
DAVID Lyman, a. Connecticut; John h. Alicy, Of
Massachusetts, ana Oscar Reivcr Of 81 Louis are at
TIE ks,of House,
~. Fred Henry, OF New YORK, Dr. Belt, OF Paris,
France; W. KIDD. OF Rochester. and u. G. Ltuejohn
q pufiaio arc ~ the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Nv. WIN. Dawes of Cambridge. Mass; w. y.
Cara. ~ southampton and Captain Robert SIT.
graves u Madison ohio. are NJ the ~ julien Hotel
Dr. Henry n. Ritter, of Norfolk. Va; James Foster
lanes Knot, ard Prank scott, Of rittsburg, are nj
TIE MAthy House.
Captain U. = Humphres of the United states
Armr. and Alonzo Hastings Of Lssyenwcrth, are ai
the ~. Charles Hotel
The New York herald., 1869-02-27

woop,s NUsruN AND THEATRE, Thireth street AM
prpaawAy.-Afserno0H sni evsnsng Performances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

BROOKLYN real. ESTATE FOR SALE.
CIxrEEx yISE BUILDING Lors, At TN! rHs okossIS .
q sscr :ssa1s . aud ss s' %sr .sSssSy S
Car Be s9asa cheap s 90. &c sas, s.@. Ap
letter o Dor us Pos ONCE Hunters Point
hooo WILL aUy A NEW rwo STORY AND BAsE-
$OUU House with ~ the modern Improvements IN
The ward Of g.GS.yn + Dr. Ss Sr,nes s.s "
i CoRNwELL, u Broadway, BROOKLYN
JRsry CITY, HOHOkEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.
For Sale.
4 HANDSOME COTTAGE, WITH FRONT EXTENSION.
10 GO. rooms ss I as s sn r aa
easS JOHN H. PLATr, opposite couf, House .'
"A ias Lot aONioo, on Willow street. Hoboken; price
$3.50; Apply 20 cHAs. W WARD. 10 Cedar St
EoR SALE tuLL LOTS, WITHIN FIVE TO TWELVE
~ The owner JOHN wiSSIER d newark st. heScksn
kchh streets. eexlog feet. Inquire OF T. Is. STEWART,
sos Sixth avenue, New York
Elizabeth, n. j,
AUCTION SALE ny EXECUTORS
'o''N or a o. a II fi4fsh % NsN j. ~
rur ESTATE o. s."i IbSs Z kEIs oco.
on THURSDAY OCT. 2s 1859,
at 70 O'clock noon, on the premises, rain or shine
Fifty trains daily .o
Actual time from New York 80 to BY minutes
leaves oo, 3. Liberty street North s rvs a S BY
pres tickets Ia and from The sale.
Rcfrcshmeas viii be served free TIE ground but no
"~o'. TERMS AsE TEN rER SsST n casH,
70 ,s Stft s5E R * TSHSMAssHf FEES
For MAP property printed terms Of sale
or Second street, Ei!zabcthport.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

(1REESE STREET-FOR SALE, FULL sIZE Lot
VI Greene street Houston, ~. 800 Grand street,
Broadway House and lot 25x!el feet With mme ilae
possession. Apply T. II. LUDLOW & CO.. No. Pine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

1,oK SALF-TIE HANDSOME fouR STORY AND
in seusn. Dwelling 2if East SiAteth seei.
between Sc, on Third Elegantly finished AMI
has ali improvements. Apply next door or ~ coal
ON e. foot fhiriy-lOurth street. JOHN H. Lios
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

-DODwORTHs CLASSES FOR DANCING,
"A. at 2l2 Fih also a 68l FIFTH avenue Morning.
evening Glasses families Evening Glasses
for gentlemen. Send for circular.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

L'oR SALE OR 70 LET ls FlFTi-FOt RfH STREET,
II hctween Iex1ngtu Fourth four story
high stoop stone cheap TO desirable party Apply on the
nrpmiS
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FroR SAL.Ts--rlIRF1 NEW BROWN STONE HIGH
st0op Houses. story and basement strictly hrst
css Fftye.sof street, near Central Psrk also I'VE
on eringto ns~r, bni days work. trimmed IN black
v.leut ed halls wainscot-d marble locations excel
lent scrlns easy Apply for week to Nm fETffEfe,
- sas Fiitvninh street.
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tor sALE-THREY NEW FOUR STORY BROWN
stone high sioop Houses, 2oI5oxlc0 all modern improve
black walnut finish between Sixth and
Broadway also furnshed between Ffth and snth
nue-, 81 ssJ0xl0O ROBERT CHRlSTy,
lA3 West Fort Y-eislth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

v~,R SARA NEW THREE STORY RRiEh MD
,ronn stone basement AMI high atvpp House, issssi
feat r.p,-te with ~ Improvements ~ fooias luafc o.
on h IAN street. south side, nrst house cast o. Foh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

I'oR sALE--oN WEST THIRTy.sECoSD STREET,
4 Tenth avenue large FACTORY, covering i've tuli
i2bI99 only S4etG: with immediate posses
sion. Terms suit. Apply 10 f. II. LUDLOW co. No.
Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

IsoR sALE-THE SUPERIOR FOtR sroRe hi;,h
House. No. IL lony-sl-, 80 .t7eet be
and fouttn Nit Tor the own
er ~ DAVIS all modern inpro -rs immediate pos.
s@son; 81 sod will be sold great bar. II not
nnn Lat Move nber VIII be rented Apply as above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

billiard TARLt FOR SALE, CHEAP ROE cAsU
large eNc fhes" Table. IN gpvd rici. tpau 4. Al
TUi Pear sfcet 49, y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

IMrokIANT LECTURES 10 GENTLEMEN ONLY ON
ssuas tnssAaee and seien'iAc subjects showing
VW ~ shu what we live Tor dcieerei daily Al hs
Wv YORK Maseun o anatomy. Those unable 10 attend
broadway. ''S w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

LnR SALE-slxTEEN LOTS ON NinEif sly St.. EMIL
.grcet. tnr lots second avenue, corner 81 Nihcys
en, et fpur lots Tdild aycnnc. Gon,f Nney-seyeat
stree. t hair hoes H sel together OF separate onr o.
the investments in the city Apply 10 JOHN D TiReei
l01 Bfoattyay.
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BILLIARDS..

A GRAND EXHIBITIONS WILL TAME PLACE OK
~ Saturday evening, October 49, the oueata, ~ ~
Charles Mckennas Rooms 6s5 Myrtle syepne o"fscr
which occasion the foilow nc en,ncnt ~
bsve kindly consented 10 rartcpse sMcssrs
Humphrey, griffith aud Kinsiick '-"'''iy'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

I,OR SALE CHEAP-TwO BROwa STONE FRONT
Houses enx42 In Forysevsnth street. 81 feet q
Ninth lot 20 feet built by days with
hp provement including webktubs Apply 10 owners BAY
LBy, Isl Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

TOR SALE-A TWO STORY FRAME COTTAGE, WITH
IL stable, full lui, Ntnetysevenh street. Ffghh
Apply in drug store, Broadway and Thirty
second street.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO real, ESTATE
"A purrhssersThe Homestead Station, N. j., Lots, to
only minutes ride from Pavona Ferry. They are nearer
than Central Park Only half the distance OF Harlem Not
Laurel , Newtown Woodside, Glen iac or East
New York The communication AZ all hours is constant The
Lot, are at and near the depot g@ Of them will be sold alb
soluely without Special train wi, leave foot OF
Chambers street. Norhern Railroad at 10Y O'Clock on
Monday morning. October a. For maps and Tree tickets
a pply a HNS0N 4 MILLER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

L STEWART lao BROADWAY. oFFRs FOR SALE
" another OF those Cottages IN 1924 street. the Bonie
ward perfec also
House ami TWO story Brosdway all Tor si2
Tor $l,50U
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

Y,oR SALE on MI RRAY HILL.-F SALE, A PRO-
II perry Firth bolQ0 feet mrs, class buildings.
AtsDis hotel club institution; located fory
second Price sl2aJ0l, ground In fee. Appyto HO
MORGAN No. Z Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

WANTED 1MMEDfATELY-BY MARRIED COUPLE
w and servant small well furnished House or sec
for In respectable loca
ton References syen and required. Address box 1898
Post ONCE
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WANTED SITTING ROOM AND TWO BEDROOMS,
w without board for two gentlemen; location bcween
Twenty third and thirty fourth Streets Lexington am
avenues Address, stating terms s. r., box l+ Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

yIANTEn-A FIRST OR SECOND FLOOR OF THREE
w four in private house would like one Bed
room Suit Tenth, below FifIieth stio: be-
tween second seventh Address j. s. NJ, box
ia Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

I'OR SALE-yERY REASONABLY, on FORTHWITH
street. between Fifth and sixth avenues desirable
three brown House. a0x45 feet dining
extension The house has been recently Ia perec order
ahd ready immediate occupancy. Apply to L. II.
ludlow CO, No. 3 Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

4, d. CLARK 4 son, s54 EIGHTH AVENUE NEAR FIF-
NJ. street, have the OF brick and
bro.a stone private aud store Properly, from $4,000 to
ESQ 0aa
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uARLEM.-FoR SALE At SACRIFICE TO-DAY, 4
splendid three story brick Housc, MI improvements; IA
rooms halls painted oil; lot .5xn shborhood mrs
ci,s Bona tide cheapest house In Harlem; must DO
sold; cash required abou, $4,000 Key with BENJAMIN
BROWNE, Third avenue, corner 1isih street.
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THE LECTuRx sKAsnN.

IJEAk REV. H. r. ROE'S NEW IEpJrpE nv Tut
s,o,y " tbe Secret servc. nj the Front Old Eel.
,oWs TAU ioookcn washington street. be wccn Fourth nd
ffth streets nnder the auspices VI post 10 d. A. mnnda
evening, October Is. - " - - "o"'ay
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DooMS wANTED-A FAMILY OF FIVE ADULTS
II wish unsurnished Floor more sutable for house
Keeping peope and at reasonable rent in
the Ninth below tiiiieth Address stating
rent &c., QUIET Herald ONCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

SYLvESTER WILL PRESENT LOIS or BEAUTIFUL
| - ana valuable presents t. the LADIES ut the
TAMMANY MArIsEE TO-DAY.
Jewcy, Toilet Articles and magnificent hacs Lyons
SILK DRESS,
| uii patterns from Stowarts
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GIVE WANT TO BUY A nAUGw-sEE RON
- Saun 'ers in the great FOR MUsA burlcsouc Last
times aftcrnoon and evening At TONY PASTORS OPERA
HOUSE
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NOR SALE-THE SPLENDID FOUR STORY BROWN
House. a West Fiftybra street double doors and
erts plumbing; viii be sold below value II bought
diseIy. Apply premises
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JNOR SALE-iIoUSE AND BARN, AT IRyTSaTON, \
u with Plot ground, 300 feet front IA feet Deep With
80 Of New Price 81 For particulars
Tor week on W. HICkoK, Jr "a Broad street. Il
from II 10 T.. NJ.
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VkroOSTER STREET.-FCR SALE, A FULL SIZE LOT
w canal street with immediate possession Wooster
street near BRONZE Lot ssi60 feet Apply 10 =. II. LII D
Low a CO., No. ! Pine street
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afternoon
for gentlemen. Send for circular.
CADEAY OF DANCING,
"A Lyric Hail. 7s3 Sixth avenue, Reservoir squareMr.
TRENoR'S classes for Dsncing open. Ccnern
classes and Fridays Ladies and children al
ucutiemen at ~ l.. NJ.
ACADEMY or DANCING tFERREROS, NORTHWEST
n corner Twenty eighth street aud BroaiwsyCasses
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS, AT f. NJ.
DROokTs' DANCING ACADEMIES, sol BEOoME ST.,
Is and 1873 WEST TwENrY-THIkD STREET.
Instruction every day and evening.
Al! the fashionable dances IN one course OF espns
NrW CLASSES FOR SATURDAY AND TUESDAY.
nEGARao's DANCING ACADEMY, - EiFrH AVE
~ nue. corner of Fourteenth street
NEW CLASSES.
Wednesday aat Saturday eveain c'asscs for gentlemen
especially Designed for instruction practice in the "Bos
to Vas deur Temps and the other Dances adapted TO
waltz aud galop music.
Nso Tuesday Friday evening for be inners
general all the round lances
Morning classes ladies aud children.
Circulars sent application.
TT MEyENs DANCING ACADEMY, AT 2t AND 2tG
III. East fifty siree,, viii be open Wencs
40 III 8, AMI from TIL 10 O'Clock r. VI.
ming Odd Fellows Hall in Hoboken will
open on Tuesday, october %, at O'Clock r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

A CHEAP FARM IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY,
"A Val VIII sel tract of 100 acres of excellent soi
conveniently located with comfortable house aud ann
orchard It. si,5Oo Apply to A. NICOL, Brentvls
Prince " ltam county, Va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23

I'oR sALE-CHEAP, ONE COTTAGE, TWO Lots,
Il near ferry Staten Island, $780, one Gothic totisg
Lot, fine locston III sO0 one Couase AMI Lot,
$4,000 one Cottage, two Lots, 81, 100 Terms easy.
DARRTN, 80 Broad street.