The New York herald., 1872-11-05

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THEo. THOMAS SYMPHONY CONCERTS AT STEIN
On SATURDAY Ey5S1NG NGss%ssr o'clock
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MEPHlsFS WaIlz Der Tanz in der Dori '"asne.
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~ way between Houston and Bleecker streets Every
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Broadway, New York.
pET-BLUE EYES, EVER OF THEE THE STAR
A nza1EolAsST ElsT 1Ef1EEsrn WEHEs. FAIR. LAST WEEKS
r,,,, At T.aSSS EXHIBITION n HALL
70 n daily until HoSemeer s
KEATfSe's SSiSE EXHIBITION ORCHESTRAL BAND
Admission 30 Cents; mechanics tickets in packages 80
sf'Ra ANS SATURDAY EVENINGS
! a legal holiday because Of his Matinee, at TONY
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WEDNESDAY AND THGRspAY EVENINGS, Novem-
Tickets ST. reserved seats M 81 s. For sale at Ponds 80
Union square and at the association COINS.
TUESDAY MATINEE. TUESDAY MATINEE
DANCING ACADEMIES.
A -poDwoRTHs GLASSES FOR DANCING, AT 2la
and terms send for circular.
-MARs' DANCING ACADEMY $50 BLEECKER
"A. street-Classes Tuesday and Friday evenings chill
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every Saturday commencing atsP M.
AT TRENoR's ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC
Pupils can a
and Glide waltz "a &C. SEND for circulars 'N0" "A
p AIlho fashionable Dances in Of lessons.
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TIE GARMo,s DANCING ACADEMY,
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EXCHANGE.
yUANTED-A BLACK WALNUT MARBLE TOP SIDE.
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
In this city and Brooklyn.
WANTED-ro, RENT, BY A FAMILY OF TWO
honsefesping,, furnished 9narSi:hsd, in private
ss%s aSea 4 = a. in sSSf oss Address, stating
UANTED-IN GOOD LOCATION, A ROOM, UN-
rnsned excepting carpet without board for
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Herald Office 90
yNANTEp-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, SEC.
w ond Floor; Furnished for housekeeping, In private
erenccs Address REFINEMENT, box 1856 Herald Office
VWANTED-A DWELLING HOUSE WITH ABOUT
w fourteen Rooms and all modern convcnicnccs;
location between First and Sixth avenues, Tenth
streets sw Tsn not G sxsee xS
third street.
yTTANTED-A FRENCH FLAT OF EVEN ROOMS IN
w a respectable neighborhood rent not TO exceed
$50 per month. Address, with full particulars D., box
1870 Post office.
y1TANTED-FOR HOUSEKEEPING, FIVE OR SIX
w Rooms for small family: rent not 800 Ad-
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