The New York herald., 1871-10-31
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B. Seats secured six days and BY telegram
I,ooTH,s THEATRE. cusHxAN.
MEG MERRILIEs.
LAST WEEK
Of the brilliant engagement OF
MISS CUsHMAN,
who win appear
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MISS CUsHMAN.
Seats days advance At the theatre also Al
Disson's music store I'll broadway
ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER
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pooTH's THEATRE. OWENS
SPECIAL
tn. management /. pleased 70 announce
the first appearance at tins theatre
Of the celebrated and popular Comedian
MR. John T. OWENG
ON MONDAY NEZT NOVEMBER
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Places may now be secured.
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for the first time years, Mrs Cenivres standard
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6egs TO state that have been made with Mr.
George Dolby for Ri Rffa5'5%1o1fs os.4oses
The first will take Ghss II sisaEaB hss H.
On nn''n occasion sshEspEIssoHs's ELIJAH
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"A' MR. ). 9. f$HEy and
CHORUS, 500 ORCHESTRA, 81.
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steinway Hall, Messrs. Schirmer Co.'s and William Hall
Son s. music stores.
NILSSON, NILSSON, NILSSON,
Choice seats ssD Dlspny be Ssa aae on Broadway
two doors above Twelfth street.
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD SHE WENT TO THE CUP.
" board but all the Young Ladies 20 to TONY PASTORS
beauty to-day at 219
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
IA LAST DAYS.
CLOSES NOVEMBER 4, AT 10 O'CLOCK ?. M.
PIANOFORTEs.
A HAiSEs BRoss ss Union .ouar.
New Pianos for sale low.
New Pianos by instaments.
New Pianos on terms to suit all
classes in regard TO price.
GOOD OCTAVE PIANO is WORTH $35o.-wE
% ss on or Hn GI 70 a
pALY's music store s Eighth avenue one door above
"A maker fully warranted used few monihs cost 800;
will besod very low owner leaving Inquire at S6s Bleecker
A LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST MAKERS, TO
Nm. SERRELL's No. Union square ll6S Fourth avsnuel
PRIVATE FAMILY HAVE TWO FIRST CLASS
Pianos nearly new one an upright also paIlor pipe
III East Twentyninh street
A MAGNIFICENT, GRAND, SQUARE ROSEWOOD ~
~ octave Panofore, nearly new, brilliant tone all mod
ern warranted @ for hve years made to order
Channer Library and Dining fgrnure y. il st great sacrifice
between seventh and Egh,h avenues
"A Panoorte corners carved legs patent agrare all
modern made by best city maker in use six
Call at private residence 100 West Twentyhird street,