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TEACHER WANTED.

ITO take charge of tho Male School at vi
emma, La, for the ensuing year He
must be fully qualified, aud unexceptionai
reference as to character, &c. required. A
man with some experience as a teacher pre-
fered. For particulars address
4. G. SINTONTON
PreS't Board of rTrustccs
Dec. "a. II Vienna, La
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EUGENE TISDALE,
COM SSIOH, NJ L X II \ n T.
Cor. Grand and DcSiard sts., Monroe.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.
An those indebted to the succession of
Peter Ezelius, deceased, arc earnestly re-
quosted to come and mako settlement
Mrs. PETER tLEEIUS,
Dec "a, 1870 st Adm'Sr.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON, Jan. ia special to the
Telegraph says: ''Indircct intelligence
from Paris, to the 18th, says the shell
ling is continued with mlIrderous con-
sequences. The people don't urge ca
pitulation, and cling to Il chance of re-
forts on that side of the city, including
forts Nogent and Rothny are, it is GER
tain, telling with terrible effect on the
Prussians. That part of the city is said
to be crowded with people, and tempo
rary shelter is found for thousands of
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Bismarck Very Sick.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

VATICAN NEGOTIATIONS IN VIEW OF Pom
TrFIoAL CRISIS. The HERALD special tele-
gram from Rome y,!s which w publish to-day
gives evidence that the Pope remains uneasy
in the Holy City, so near to the Italian gov
ernment. The report Of His Holiness inten-
ton to leave the capital at an early day is
revived. He has almost determined, strange
as it may appear, to be guided to very con-
siderable extent by the advice of Germany
and England in the formation of his
final resolution on the subject. Austria
has come forward to take share in
the diplomacy. The Emperor Francis Joseph
proposes plan for the holding of the Church
Conclave, which will assemble to consider the
testamentary legacy of the Pope, outside of the
city of Rome and on the soil of France. The
whole question is exceedingly interesting,
revealing. as it does, the idea Of ''new
departure" on the part Of the Papacy. The
subject of the divine right Of kings is also
affected, for the Church militant may even
tually accedc to and Use the leverage of the
International, and with very extraordinary re-
suits. The government instituted by st. Peter
claims the enjoyment of perpetual youth.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

SENATOR WILSON IN New JERsEY.-Scna-
tor Wilson, of Massachusetts,, and General
Garfield, of Ohio, have gone to the assistance Of
the republicans in New Jersey They each
made ringing speech in Newark the other
evening on ihe shining glorios of the republi :
can party, and the astounding and abounding
abominations Of the democratic government Of
New York city, which is fair game and good
republican thunder. But there was one point
in The Senator's speech which we would es-
pecialy commend TO the thoughtful considera-
ton of Messrs. Fenton and Greeley, and it is
ths:-Senator Wilson, in reference to the
Presidential succession, said, II thins the
republicans have made up their minds to
nominate General Grant" We think so, too,
and all the world thinks so, excepting here and
there some deluded politician, who thinks his
claims superior to the claims OF the master OF
the situation.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

The CHICAGO RELIEF FUND-QUEEN VIC
dispatches this morning II viii be seen that
Queen Victoria has contributed ont of her own
private purse two thousand five hundred
dollars for the relief Of the Chicago sufferers.
This beats old Emperor Billy hollow, After
all, the Queen does not seem 50 crazy as some
people would have MS believe. She does not
forget that though kind words are more than
coronets deeds are better than words. What
about Francis Joseph in this matter, and the
Gar Alexander On the whole, and we are
has done well in the matter of this Chicago
sorrow. II does seem as il knshp meant
something.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
TR Z L Z S III T. EFT
New York. Saturday, October %, 1871.
CONTENTS OF TO-DaY,S HsRALD.

PAGE. -~~~,'~<-~
1-Advertisemcnts
2-Advertisements
S-The "Bossn Ragged: Formal Arrest OF william
NJ. Tweed; Papers, Alidavts ana orders in
the Case; Bail Bonds Filed for $4,000 900;
&C ,nes Around the Public Ollces: Views OF
Chas o'Conor on the Situation: Woodward
and His Property; Another SUIT Against Tweed
uy the Corporation Counsel.
committee OF Citizens and Board Of Super.
visors-Twenty Million Dollars Stolen from the
City Treasury.
S-More City Frauds Confined from Fourth
Pagel-The RosenZwelg Trial: Continuation of
tue Testimony OF the Woman In White-Lost
at Sea-The Scarold: Four Murderers Expi.
aIe Their Crimes Upon the Galows-South
Carolina Troubles-The Pacific Coast-The
Coal Rcg'ons-Texas Election.
6-Editorals: Leading Article, 'sThe Suits Against
toe City Peculators-A Muddie OF Law and
Politics. '-Yachting-News from Washing
ton-Amuscment Announcements.
1-PruSsia and Germany-Ihe papacy and the
Peopies-The Pope and the Lay Crowns-The
EngllSn Iurf-MScellaneous TeleSrams-Shlp-
ping lntelligcnce-Busjness Notices.
S-Tne Chicago and Forest Fire Fnnds-"Only a
Brakeman'-Secretary Boutwell's Lecture
National Insurance Convcniion-Crime IN
Ncwark-Financial and Commercial Reports
Marriages and Deaths
D-AdvcrffSements.
1O-The "Bossr Bargcd Conunued from Third
Observation-Disclosures.
11-Brigham's Woes: The Great Mormon Tragedy
and Gentle Comcdy--The COurts-Perils OF
the Lakes The Havana Loffery-Army Intel
hpence-juvenile Sulclde-A Hard Case
Threatening 10 Shoot Advertisements
11-Advertisements.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

THE Political PARTIES AND FACTIONS IN
TIE CITY.-There are several factions Of the
Tsmmany democrats, the Reform democrats,
the Democratic Union party, two branches !;
the German Reform democrats, the Inde-
pendent German democrats, the Old Mems
Citizens Association, the Young Mems Citi-
zens' Association, the German American Citi-
zens' Association, the Conkling- Murphy repub-
licans, the Fenton-Greeley republicans, the
New American Reformed party, the Young
Mems Municipal Reform Association, and the
Fcnians. On the State ticket all these and
the various other political organizations of the
city will vote the regular democratic or repub-
ican nominations; bnt for the Senate and
the Assembly there will be considerable cross
firing, and for our local Offices such q mixture
of tickets and candidates as has never been
known heretofore. Yet from this very con-
fusion OF parties, cKques and factions we look
for an orderly election, though it will doubt
less mark the practical beginning of great
political revolution on this island.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
Roseuzweig's Defence.

The defence Of Rosenzweig is startling
one His counsel brought witnesses yester-
day, one Of whom-Nirs. Yetta Fox-swore
that she herself was the the woman in white
whom Jane Johnson saw enter the house on
the Thursday in August; another one, named
Mrs. Bowlsby, who swore that her daughter,
Anna Martina Bowlsby, was on visit to the
Rosenzweigs in May last, and having stained
her handkerchief with wine, had left ii there;
that it was marked A. M. Bowlsby, and the
handkerchief produced in court was the same
one; and one Alexander Cohen, who swore
that on the Saturday when the trunk was
taken from Rosenzweigs house Rosenzweig
himself was attending him at his (Cohen's)
house for sickness, and that he was there from
twelve o'clock until two or three in the after
noon. This defence is certainly bold one,
but it leaves the facts Of the Identification Of
the body Of Alice Bowlsby as the one that
was taken from Rosenzweig's house in the
trunk unrefuted. Rosenzweig in his defence
stoutly denies everything that may serve to
criminate him, but as the law allowing crimi-
nails to make a statement under oath in their
own defence has more than once been
termed legal temptation to perjury,
it is not to be wondered at that he
makes the best showing possible. IT. 10
the testimony for the defence to-day, any ad-
ditional facts shall be divulged sufficient to
relieve the prisoner of the charge under which
he rests the whole sad story of Alice Bowlsby
will have presented the most remarkable case
of purely circumstantial evidence that has
ever been chronicled.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

the streets and other works in the department
ruled over by Mr.. Tweed should not be
neglected. It is also necessary that the
Finance Department should be rescued from
its present anomalous condition and made
what it always ought to be, the
strong arm Of the city government.
There is only one power to which we
can look for immediate aid In this direction,
and that is the chief executive officer of the
city, backed by Judge Barnard in the Supreme
Court. II the Mayor win appoint Andrew II.
Green Comptroller he will at once put stop
to the political intrigues going on about that
important department, and will get rid Of a
great bone Of contention among the several
political clques and factions that are nibbling
at the bait Of city reform, and striving
to make capital out Of our municipal difficult
ties. fhe will, at the same time, apply to
Judge Barnard to 'sinvent a remedy" by
which we can cure The evil of the Department
Of Public Works. he will no doubt be able
to place an honest man in the position now
occupied by Tweed. In fact, Mayor Hall is
master Of the situation. The Attorney Gene
raj, with Charles O'Conor at his back, can
only help us to hurl the thunderAolts of JUS
tice in the future at the heads of evil-doers.
The Committee of Seventy are, in the Ian
guage of ward politicians, ''played out" The
other committees have made their long re-
ports, their low bows and their final exit.
The Corporation Counsel is useful adopted
citizen aud an eloquent Irish gentleman, but
he comes into the field too late. The reform
ers, including x-Sherif Jenny O'Brien, with
his unsettled claim for two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars against the city, are Of no
practical utility. The Mayor of New York
should now exercise the authority vested in
him by the law and be in fact, as
well as In theory, our chief executive
officer. Let him Immediately nominate An
drew H. Green for Comptroller, and he viii
clear up the muddle in the Finance Department.
Let him at the same time seek the aid of Judge
Barnard, if necessary, to place General
Mcclellan or some other honest, practical man
at the head of the Department of Public
Works. and he will at once restore confidence
in the administration and vindicate popular
government.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

TIE 'HoNEsr OLD DuToHMAN" TO THE
'FoRE. The regular Democratic Convention
Of Brooklyn have set aside the venerable Mar
tin Kalbaeisch, and have nominated ex-Mayor
Samuel S. Powell, whereupon the ''honest old
Dutchman" proclaims himself candidate
against the Brooklyn Ring. He is as dead set
against that Ring as Andrew H. Green is
against the Tammany Ring, and in proportion
to the size OF the city, there is said to be more
official corruption In the city Of the saints
over the river than there is in the awful city
Of sinners on this side. The National Demo-
cratic Convention (so.called) Of Kings county
and several German organizations go for Mr.
Kalbfeisch, whereby good opening is offered
for Bootb the republican candidates so that
''the honest old Datchman' will probably sue
ceed in smashing the Brooklyn Ring.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

mako present Of It ont and to the twelve ciub
OF England, on condition that it may again De chal-
lenged by America Then let us see how long thor
can keep It, John Bull wants 1t badly. He can't
get 1t before the Battle OF Dorking He is about get
ting mad enough to call it nothing but old pewter
after all. Plainly the fun In the business Is played
out so let II go to our distressed cousin VINO IH
bankrupt In this line Of business anu then have tho
sport OF winning y back next year at the head OF
the whole English fleet. Let three or four OF our
yachts go over and there will be racing worth talK
ing about or let Commodore Ashbury 20 back ana
fetch over steam yacht TO gail with the Sapph0:
only conditions, O sail before the wind and a ten.
knot breeze, and then see II ne can win the cup
Truly yours, GORDIAN KNOT
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

GENERAL SHARPEs PROGRAMME AT re-
publican meeting in this city on Wednesday
evening General Sharpe, after announcing that
warrant had been issued at Albany for the
arrest of w. NJ. Tweed, said :-'This is but q
preliminary step toward still greater move
ment of the entire State, which will determine
that the scoundrel shall meet with justice and
60 to the Penitentiary for we are resolved
that these robbers shall no longer walk the
earth unimprisoned or unhanged.' This, how
ever, is only modification of the old war
song:-
Wen hang Jefr Davis on a sour apple tree
AS we go marching on.
And yet JEFF al this day is at the head of life
insurance company, and il anybody will go a
thousand dollars on him Mr.. Greeley will go
thousand better.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

THE INVISIBLE PRINoE.-Wby comes he
notf Can it be that contrary winds have
Bermoothes' or the island Of Cuba. Or is
the imperial squadron composed Of steamers
that make only forty miles day9 We can't
tell but we expect the signal every moment
announcing the imperial feet in the offing ;
but If It does not appear within a day or two
we think our own squadron should b. sent out
on an exploring expedition for the Prince
Slow ships, head winds and heavy fogs are, no
doubt the causes OF his detention on the bigh
taoa
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

GENERAL ANDERSON, of Fort Sumter fame,
died in Nice on Thursday With his death
perishes all that is mortal Of one Of the best
representatives of the Union element among
the Southern born West Pointers. At the
very first outbreak Of war, when the question
of duty to State or the whole country was
puzzling greater minds than his, his soldierly
instinct pointed out to him the right line Of
duty. His name will always live as that Of
the hero Of Fort Sumter, not so much on ac-
count Of any stubborn defence of the Charles
ton stronghold as for the promptness with
which he chose to defend his country's flag
against the treason OF his own section.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

Secretary Boutwell, yesterday arrived OF the FtftA
Avenue.
Ex-Governor william Bross, OF Iuois, Is donls.
cied at the ST. Nicholas.
Captain Macauloy, OF the steamer China, is at the
New York.
General Il. w. Rice. OF Iowa, IS guest OF the Bre
WORT.
Judge Il. II. Rosckrans OF Glens Falls Is staying
ut the II. Nicholas
Generals Beaverton aud Moody OF the Unitca
States Army, are quartered at the Coleman.
Ex-senator Kasson. OF .s~~rspyyJ lac
arrivals " the UQfrmARs
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

The GARNET CRISIS IN AUSTRIA. This
mornings news shows that the Cabinet crisis
in Vienna still continues. The resignation OF
the Hohenwart Ministry has been accepted
by the Emperor; but, while the name of the
Chevaler Schmorling has been named as the
next possible President of the Council, no new
Ministry has yet been formed. The resigna-
ton of Count Hohenwart is bad blow to the
decentralization policy introduced by Baron
Benst after the battle Of Sadowa. All this
trouble has been brought about by the promise
of the Emperor to grant autonomy to Bohemia
and to submit TO fresh coronation, as he did
in the case Of Hungary. II is really serious
crisis Austria under the new policy was
really doing well. The new policy Of decen-
tralization was saving her from revolution.
1t now remains to be seen whether Austria by
going back is not committing suicide. What
Hohenwart has promised to Bohemia must be
done or there will be revolution. Revolution
in Bohemia will fling the Sclaves into the
hands Of Russia, and IL may mark the COM
menoement of another grand European Power
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

GEORGE 4. DowNINs, /. X. ;. Cried,
roasted and stewed), the famous oysterman,
having been charged with leaning to the
democrats for consideration, Indignantly
repudiates The allegation, and thus winds up
his defence brand (on the half shelD the
colored man who shall give bis vote TO the
democratic party as traitor to bis people
and to humanity" Downing opens like
Saddle Rock and has the rich favor Of o
ahrswsbury.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

FRANoR MAKING READY FOR THE CoSTIN-
sEYcy or WAR.-A HERALD special telegram
from Paris makes known the important fact
that the government Of the French republic
contempiatcs reorganization Of the national
army. Three hundred and fortytwo thousand
soldiers are to be made ready for purposes OF
war. Europe is apparently moving towards
the clash Of general war
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs and Benjamin Il. Curtis
have been appointed counsel on the part Of the
United States 10 the Geneva Commission.
Caleb Gushing was appointed some time ago,
80 that the legal force to advise aud assist Mr..
Charles Francis Adams will consist Of the
three abest lawyers on matters Of nterna-
tional polity 10 be found, probably, in the
TTnioD
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

THs LATE RAINS, we hope, have been so
extensive in the area covered by them, and 50
liberal in quantity, that we shall hear Of no
more forest fires ia The West for some months
10 come. Nevertheless, we trust that the
causes of and the means Of preventing these
forest fires viii be among the first subjects
brought TO the attention OF Congress and of
the several State Legislatures concerned At
their next meetings.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

HIs EMNENcE CARDINAL ANroNELLr lies
dangerously i'll in Rome. We are informed
BY catle telegram that the ''gravest appre-
heusiops' as to his recovery were entertained
last night. The Cardinal is az eminent man
in every sense of the word, and his loss. should
ne be carried OF by death, will be a truly Sc
rious one to the Pope
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

THE GREAT SENSATION yesterday, over all
fhis island and the regions round about, was
The arrest Of Boss Tweed" the king of the
Ring" BIT that little matter being now set
tied, we are ready for the Prince
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

The MoRMoSs seem TO have taken sudden
fright. Brigham Young has left Salt Lake,
but whether in actual flight is not stated, and
Elder Cannon has gone to San Francisco.
Sentence Is TO be passed upon Hawkins to-day,
and great excitement is reported, especially
apopg the Mormon women.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

THE GOVERNORS PRooLAMATloN OF Thanks
giving was incorrectly transmitted by the
Associated Press. A Scriptural quotation was
given as part of a sentence to which 1t did not
belong, and thus rendered very charitable
idea in somewhat doubtful words. We know
this ia not the Governors usual way and are
clad 60 make the needed correction.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

TIE SPORTING MEN OF THE TUaF will be
delighted 10 learn, by a HERALD special tee-
gram from London, that there is prospect of
the arrangement Of grand international horse
race match between the English horse Sterling
and the American horse Harry Bassett. The
terms of the chalenge-from Englaud--are
set forth in our despatch.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
NAVAL. INTELLIgENCE,

Passed Assistant Surgeon W. 8. Bowen has been
ordered to the New York Navy YARD surgeon
Delavap Bloodgood has been detacheo IRON inc
receiving shin Vermont and ordered on special
duty Mt BROOKLYN. Passed ASSISTANT surgeon -.
McMurtre has been detached from the New YORK
Navy Yard and ordered ~ the receiving sup Vor-
uiVuts
The New York herald., 1871-10-28
The "Iup- aud M. Ashbury.

ST. NEfTUsEs HOTEL, Oct. 2s 1871
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALp:-
We, the people, are tired out with this everissnhs
pickering about the coup" Pray interpose your kind
once, Wua tAe H,Y,y,Q, and persuade 'Aem %
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

Thus with the full allowance due 10 lhe Dreau'
naught the Dauntless beat her twenty minutes.
After passing the gntship the Dauntess stood on LOT
staten Island, but was afterwards taken IN tow Dy
the Leon. Similar courtesy was cxienued We
Dreadnaught, nut Captain Samucts did not care 10
avall himself or u. The SaPpho Will sail the Dreau
mas been the agreement.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, corner 3Oih st. Perform.
snces afternoon and evening-THR OoToRoos.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

FIFrH AVENUE THEATRE. Twenty-fonrvh street. :
Tng NKw DRAMA or DIVORCE. Matinee at ~
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway,-TuK BALLET PAN.
TosIMt OF iiUaPTY DUMrTr. Matinee at g.
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NEW YORK HERALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
->.,.-y-~-,-s,.--.~>~~>~~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
Volume XNxyI.............. 3O1
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner Of sth ssd ST.
EILEEN oGr. Matinee At 3
LIMA EDwIN's THEATRE. No 7N Rroadwsy-FRxscu
UrkeA -fLEuR pE TN. Matinee at 4
FIsra AVENUE THEATRE. rwen,y-foash s,ree.--
- OLYMPIC ,lr TnEArRh; Broadw:y-Tmx BALLET PAN.
At. JAMES THEATRE, Twen,y-sxhsh stree, and BROAD.
"ay.-fEiMA DossA FOR NIaHT, &c. Matinee at ..
wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th street,
AssaAvArirs SAM-THB NERVOUS MAN
WOODS MUSEUM. Broadw.y. corner both 81. Perform.
snces afternoon and evening-THE OoToRoos.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth sree,.--Matinee a,
i-LuoiA nt LAAsrRMooR EvenngLA TnAvtATA.
BOOTHS THEATRE 2sd st. berween stu aai Stu avs =
GUY MAsSNstsG. Matinee at IL.
sTADT THEATRE, Nos. <5 and ~ Bowery OPERA
skAeoN-PosTiiLos. Matinee at 2
BowERy THEATRE, Bowery. ras
HFAra-LARny HooLieAN-frLr 10
NtBLo's GARDEN Broadway between Prince and
Houston strects.-oUR AMERICAN Cousin. Matinee at 3
MRS. r. B. cONwAY's BRoOKLyN THEArRE-
DrvoRCR.
PARK THEATRE. opposite City Hall. Brookiyn.-BER.
TIA, TIM SEWING MACHINE GIRL
UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Fourteenth at and Broad.
way-kxee" Aors-BUELKsoUE, BALLET, 10. Matinee.
rHEATRE COMfQUE, 5l4 BroadwAv.--GouIo vooAL.
isss. NrcNo AC1s &c Matinee At IN
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. 5ss Broadway :
Tvs SAN FRANotsco MINsTRFLs
BRyANTs NEW OPERA HOUSE, 2,i a.. between 9Th
ana 7th avs.-BRYANTs MINsrRKts
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. a0l Bowery -
Nkako EooFNTRlotTIFs, BURLEsoUEs, &C. Matinee.
STEINWAY HALL, Fourteenth street, Lrorurs IN
SfoRkTAR ARY BOUTWELL,
PARIS PAVILION CIRCUS, Fourteenth street, between
soMERyILLE.ART GALLERY, 81 Fifth avenue Car
LINs INDIAN CARTOONS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION, Third ave nue.
aud sn'ythird street.-open day and evening
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REFRAIN FROM WALL STREET. =
Fair is foul, ana foul is fair,
Lear Is bull, and bull Is bear.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

wALLACK'S THEATRE. Broadway and 18th Street,
AesRAsATiNa SAM-THB NERVOUS MAN
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LIMA EDwIN's THE ATRE. No. 7aa Rroadwav.--FRxNcu cu
UrERA-FLruR pE The. Matinee at 2.
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At JAMES THEATRE, Twenty-eighth street and prosd.
Nsy.-FEiMA DoNNA ron A NIeHT, &c. Matinee at q
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Foarteenth strect--Matinec a
i-LUoiA III LANMTRMooR. Evening THAvtATA
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BOOTHS THEATRE, 2sd pt, between stu al Stu
GUY MAsSNaiSG Matinee at 4.
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BOWERy THEATRE, Bowery.-RoRRrxs or Tas
BFArH-LARRy HooLiGAN-HELp. 40
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srADr THEATRE, Nos. l5 aud a. Bowery OPERA
bkAeoN-p -posTuLoN. Matinee at g
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS MIeaxa,s AND EVENING.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner sth av. ana ssd
EILEEN Der. Matinee At q
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BRYANT'S NEW OPERA HOUSE, 2si a., b.twesn 9Th
ana 7t III BRyANT's MINsr1Rts
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SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL 5ss Broadwav
THE SAN FRANotsco MINsTRFLs.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

rHEATRE COMtQUE, ola BroadwAv.-GouIo vooAL.
isss. Nrcgo AI1s. DC. Matinee at IN.
The New York herald., 1871-10-28

NtBLOs GARDEN, Broadway, between Prince and
Houston srecis-oUR AMERICAN COUSIN. Matinee at 3.
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STEINWhY HALL Fourteenth street, IroTUev nv
SFORkTA RY BOUTWELL,