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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
Steamboats, ano Railroads

ALBANY and TROY, s2.-By DAY LINE
~ BOATS. C. yIBBARD DANIEL DREW. Leave yssr.L
$50 north OF Enc at Sto
landing YONKERS TARkfr0wN and NIACk (by fsrtyoosg
MILTON, PoUGHkBEPSE, RhINEBECK TiVoLl CAIsAnLL,
am HI DSoN Couneetng ior all points hsr and MOTT
WEST PoINT CORNWALL and NEw BCkG' retaining
DAY. 81. LAST TRIP Up, OCT 81 Town, OCG
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
~ and NaagsacE RAJ Pare 81 stsne' leave O.ih@
SIP al ~ ard IL IN. SUNDAYS sreered'
NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAILROAD sod Nsx ns S-s
SUMNER ARtAEGEMbSr. COMMESCiSG MAJ 20 1910.
Passenger Station Genital Depot hasrase %
Forty -seeoSd-st
TRAINS LEAVE NRW.iohh - o.ox
Trains for New Haven esve 81 7vo ta.' ~ s1 go
(Aec nl 1000 M tRr l2OOn (Accnl 100 Isl SEi ooV
(Aeen 1913 and 10 oes $40 lEE ana 1lV isalHnx
FOR south NorwsE O5 500 eos 1900 100 Al ZIP
RI) 55 43s 5;lO 6S5 $40 y;lV ~, isI -sisa "a
sos 9:O5 10 a a. 1900 100. 22S Slo, 800 so
445, BIO $40 6:S5 72O. $40 elO p NJ .
R ro'R onser ss;1eea at s,O5 800 sai
a,To Shas 200 and y:lO m. The $500
loo and ati STOPPING at Stamford Norssx asd bnase
nat Ihs a.05 M spd With usns shors ies
nyi,on 70, No,uch and Provdsuee toe Nuln valley
and 500 m. eouneets With New.hs'ea
,i snt yis Coun. Springfield and 2oOp os
NoS,,.. The li0O 800 and SO connects with NSes
,.ss R,asd sos a0d 500 ~h tioasaane Rail
800 Rasepor The sos aud esO5 ana Sl5 5:lO spa
SO AMI 5ilO With New Canaan Railroad 81 stamford
ssndsy Boston NAL Trains at 1;oe m via sPruEnel sloR@
o., Express, seepnSess Night Ia
p, can be purchased Ticket ohe COmpAaJ Gr.ai css
,.I Depot Offices OF y. Y. Transfer Co. 94i Broadway u
and Coartt BOosyn who will also cheek baggage mem '
For rhsr Of particulars hotels and Sepa
+. NJ REID. Geal supt, Nes-liG'ea.
i"hN I. MOODY. saOt Dr. hss-fsh
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EDUCATIONAL NOTES

The College of Fine Arts at Syracuse, N. T.,
was lately inAugurated with appropriate ceremonies
xnere is an earnest for money for the purchase
Of pictures.
The faculty of Williams College have had a
Htte trial Of strength with most rampant sophomore
,lass and have come out Of the encounter victorious
re trouble began with the miserable and unmany bus
nose OF tormeung Freshmen. For this oense three
sophomores were expelled suspended. TO the great
indignation Of their classmates who with much pomp
and circumstance escorted them to the railway staton
But when the whole Sophomore class found lIseh ~
once suspended" IL began TO feel little 1oohsn' anu
10 think what people at home would say ABOUT H. Is
naily il was thought 20 be discreet to apologize
which the penients allowed TO resume then i'''
taIlOns
At the recent Teachers Institute at fu,nani'
Conn. Prof. b. q. Northrop suggested the -
Language exercises to be used by the teacher " ua
children in the art OF conversation or tne us' y.
English language: Application Of outlines VI s'oiioS
condensation OF stories; the turning Poe'iy ~ poSo
Che writing Of letters; comparisons ior 'uo pun
pese of bringing out points OF likeness anu ulAenes
DESCRIPTION by the scholars OF whs' 'ne1 sd" on Jou
pey; description of imaginary Journeys 'ne si'ius
ontlnes and abstracts of subjects the Keeping dary
Seenins an imaginary diary; making up editorials ana
.avesements for a school paper biographies OF emf
- mon. brief histories OF prominent events the
criticism of authors this being an exercise OF the nigh
~ character and lastly, the writing on abstract
themes.
The authorities of the University of Vir-
,toia preseut an appeal for material with which TO
illustrate fully the OF instruction in Natural His
,srv and Agriculture. The following articles which
,hey specy may be sent to the address OF Prof John
r. Page AT the University OF Virginia all expenses OF
TRANSPORTATION to be paid by the recipient:
l. Domestic animals or fowls OF improved breeds; az
rcnnral implements, full size or models; drawings
and photographs OF machinery used in agriculture ;
speomens Of agricultural products, wheat corn oas
tobacco cotton rice fax hemp ramie grass SEEDS Ter
tilizers and nanures, mars, phOsphaes, lmestones'
books. catalogues. and price lists.
q Geological specimens comprising fish, reptiles, olrds,
and mammals preserved skin or skeleton insects
especially those injurious TO vegetation sea and fresh
water shells cOras anatomical and physiological plates,
models, books, and catalogues.
g. Botanical specimens, comprising any plant shrub
flower fruit seed nut section OF stem or wood, model
of flower or fruit of botanical interest herbaum chart
book.
4 Geological and meteorological specimens, comprising
samples OF Soils rocks fossils auima vegetable). and
minerals entering into the formation OF soils wall maps
charts, and books.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01
New Publications.

DORTLAND SCIENTIFIC MEETING.-Ex-
Tribune 10, eight pages resdy contains eonIe
Tsror, Meeting the American Association for the Ad
Science Illustrated the style the previous eI
trs OF The Tribune Extra No. 10 vii also contain letters
describing Dredging and the work and discoveries Of the T. D
COMMISSION. Price Ten Gents Copy.
Hayden Expedition Series OF Letters wall shortly be eo ID an
$50 EngIayngs Credit Mo5iher Report Tor 30 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
GAVE 90 PER CENT during October on JOB
~ BOOKBiEDING an g. branches single book or large edition
Kstabhshei 1896 WALKERS SONS 80 ey.sL ale OF New"
Yoh IeIaids 20 yesrs auy oid Numbers for sale
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing MONDAY. sept -. 1873
LEAVE EEW-fORK. PIER No. -, NORTH hNEk, loot OF
Muys By Plymouth Rock and Jesse iol connecting
for Long Branch and all stations on 'n anu
500 For Philadelphia Long Branch, Red Bank, Toms River
Waretorn. intermediate stauOns
geo D. m-For Philadelphia Long Branch, Red Bank Toms vr
vnelau Bndgeton and intermediate stations Also Tor pon On
Tuckeron Railroad. r. NJ. u
anu ARRIVING IN NETWORK:
o.40 A. m-Prom Long Branch Red BanA. Toms RIVER ware
town. and Intermediate stations nj.
245 m-rom PhaepLia Branch Red Bank Toms River
Vneand Bhigetou, ana Intermediate ssons ALSO o
poin Tuckerto1 Railroad
6:2b D. m-From Phiadelnha Long Banehi RED bauA IONS
ver Wareown. and intermediate stations
Farr between New YORK and Philadelphia, only y %,
Exprcss trains between Ncw-iork and PhiadrlpLa
Pier =. y. r., New York
Pier foo, Of Nalnutst., Philadelphia
Freight received until o'clock p. N. At low rates
JOHN +. COLE, Gen- ffeght and Pass Agent
ryp Aren't PIER n =
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'sI:|aI|

The BEST ,ni MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vet introduced For
he relief Indigestion General Debility and Loss Of Appetite It's IN
valuable Recommended for IL purity by the FOOD JonSa Arthur INV
assa NJ. d.. Weutworth L. Scott +. G.. s. r. A. y L.,
F. r. s A. &c. Sold BY oilmen. and Chemists large
Lo.ges at 2a each. beware OF limitations Prepared By
G0ODALL BACKHOUSE Co..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. = Fare,
~ 81 leave PeekP FOR New Haven at 10 and II
H.. Daily SUNDAYS ereepteil connecting with the raoId
RUY TICKETS TO PROVIDENCE AND
I'D BOSTON via NEPTUNE LINE, Pier ~, Norh Rye.
Pare: 81 25 CABIN, s. IS Deck. .e
NO MIDNIGHT CHANGES.
ISAAC ODELI, AGENT.
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EtsYerL from loot Of Desbrose and Cortndis iooNs
man Pssct Car. attached $3.50 m, g. aud $50 n Sunday
aoc Washington aad the PeHnsylvans Air Line
At q a and Q m SUNDAY 9 D For Baltimore and wash
EIp s.i fdp FhsJc pms s. o $50 1880 4, 8 1870
$50 d. a1 ~ y. s Ks5 S al a. n au O p m sgnd,y
F Fal ss I'd ;,;s' $50: ~ 'l2i g. Il
1880 $40; 10 1850 H. ami IL night SUNDAY o'-o olo'
f'r L'c go q $40 80 $40 4 4io 45o so $40 el6
$50 T. 80 $40 To- 1880 p ~ pght sunday $50
10 s $40 .d 70 s:fo $780, e 7sS
$40 10 and IL nght snni1! Pa 20 o. ~ so i0 a8o
un'r and $40 q y p H. "a z 80! 2lP 40 ''2o
For Milestone. $40 ~. II noon 10 ana 6;2O p H.
F FSr l PaISas and Bs i,IS" ard On
Boriento Burlington, AMI C'men' Au1 ooo '
4I Fer Freehold II i a. m 2 aSd4pm
F JsHrsnurs Pen6eton Cadea and via boat from PER
10 Trans s' arrre follows, Frou $50 1925 e35
s s22 1913 N a1a Roo %, 40 en N.Y. si S. ard af5.
sa1aay 600 end $40 m f 56 s 45s sos 72S
IA 1877 D. H. sa6ds; 522 sos Gao $50 1925. ll;2O
Tl e o Sc 4s5 Oh and BEo.vsy No Astor Snse
sBd foot Of De.brose Coardt E@er,G' Ticket ose No.
Di D. Il sofD, jr Gen Pass. AscaL
DONDOUT and KINGSTON-Landlng at
IL ow. Ss.Saso 1l ~ sK a and JaFs
BALDWIN cave Harrsoo.t PET "a DAILY at 0'eoel m
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE
Por Boston, Worcester Ftchbafg, Gfoion Junction Lower Law
renee EashuA Manchester Concord Palmer bfAi'eeoo anu ine
meilsle pointa
The new AMI stsneh steamers
CITY or BOSTON
CITY OP NETWORK.
CITY OF LAWRENCE. add
CITY OF NORWICH
VIII ror. daily ssnd,y' sIesP!ss a. .'Oei M from
Pier No 40 ord foot Of Canal AID Watts Sta
For EOwich connecting With Express trains
points Vermont CeGta horrsh and "ofei ana
Poston, Hartford. and Ere Railroads ~, "A
Por through tickets aud Tor freight 'eP %. once rer 49,
North River. v" r. rA1hbh Akehh
EswYori June g. 1873
BLOOMINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, via
- PROVIDENCE.
Tn. new md elegant Steamer. RHODE ISLAND Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS and sTONISGTOs houds Wednesdays and
Frays from foot Of JAJst, daily Except Bun
dsyl arriving in Boston ahead Of all other Inca
rhi, Is the Inside Route and avoids Point Judith.
Ticket for sale at all principal Railroad Omess and suterooms
Ons Of ssseOts EypIs Company and 3lg Broad
D. B. bABtOSh,.
L w. FIKIEs PrssGsak
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PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTER,
at 500 D. from Pier p, \. r. foot Of Roblns9nst
csh'n fsre 4, BOST,tS "a 25 To PROVIDENCE, 80. 2
peeS fare to BOSTON So rs. To PROVIDENCE, 50:
Freight a, oves Providence with Boston and Prov
Pr Worce,tar imnoant " Eag cities and towns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-01

NORFOLK, CITY POINT and RICHMOND
~ The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP will dispatch from PieI
81 n r. one Of their at every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, giving through Bus Of
I,ading 10 all points South and Southwest.
Through Passenger Tickets issued all points Accommodations M
squsled.
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Gearb
Marple ano Jlnte ffldnIels.
5tcampoars ano Rallrodos.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERISSE,

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO rae wEsT-Pas'enger and Freight
South Hampton Junction with Delaware LacsTnHa
and Western Railroad st Pabp%STf with Is Thigh s0 and 10
itbarsh and the Vest Central Pennlvana and ss"f'ri
S"N SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
TaAis for Essioo Bethlehem GcDtO.a. Msucb
CeaSl, T.TRqa, wts.SsIIs, Scranton Sharon &'
9%-w.y Tain for Pennington Eson Bslvidee Bath H.neh
TOwand wAverey &c Connects at Junction win DEL
n-MoaS1Se EGrRrs, daily Except sund.y for E,stGn Allen
,:Sar AID the wf C019s a. pi so
Tovsnda waVerey &c, with through ears to Danns "hAm'
iS:5o t%9si%S E.S1 Bath Ansnis s,
Ss :9ff;S s sE ,.cn rp asac. a5a Bds
mwav Train for Eason Allentown and Mach Chunk Con
peets at Junction with Del. Lask. and West r. r.
$3.50 May Tram Tor SOrosI.'le and Femns''A'
S;i5 m.-wsy Tram for Panash H. Pat, p..,.,. ,n.,
town Resfng, Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, Chicago, &C.
ESQ SsS R nF& T5.l SF E se%s6y''~
For aiiabtb t430 $3.50 600 645 7$O g $40 o go
loiI5 4 go AS s. sis $50 S:45 s. go T. 1850 7i5
H p BALDWIN, General Passenger Agent
ERIE RAILWAY.-0n and after Wednesday,
foosiug tFor of departure of trains from foot
$40 :. m-cnaansf Chic,go Express. D,'iueROOm
Coaches 10 Buffalo and sleeping Coaches destination.
1910 m-EIpre Mail for Buffalo and Niagara FAILS Sleeping
Coach Buffalo
Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati Detroit and
' Fol Ps Jens 20 $40 1000 and lO:4O 49, 1880
&C Goshen and MddetOrp &c 74O 1880 IO:3o and lO4ol
$40 4:3O. 1880 and TT IN.
Warwck 7:4O lO:fO a. NJ, sud 43O ?. -
Eegbagh, 1880 $40 and 10:40 .. m. and 4:3O m.
suaer Is 6f5 74O 1890. 1000 and 10 40 $40, D,
G. tG. 50. 7, and 1880 p. m. 80
Rdgesoo ohokus AeLdale. and Ramseys, t6, $40 7:4O
IS 40 10. so a m. $40 . q, $500 aud .ll.3O p.
H. IL noon IDS $40 34O $50 o. 5;l0. $500 6, $3.50
- 1890 Il 80 and IL SATURDAY nights onY.
Ee1srk g. T. $3.50 l040 and 1880 $40, 4;5O, $3.50
ana t6: 80 ?. and IL SATURDAY. nights only. - 800 80 81.
Ruthe ui and Pissc b45, 74O, $3.50 10 'lO3O IL
noon las l. $40. g. $3.50. 3, 1880 and i 1870
Hsi IActenssck and Way. 3, ol5, and to45 s. A. o.
and & o. m. and " SATURDAY rlgats only.
Spnnp VALLEY and WAY, 3 and $50 a. $40 p m.
g. g. 49, and $50 1850, 10, 4lO 44O, b3O
G. and d. and ~ Saturday nights only. .
CresskH O. g. 80, a3f $3.50 1870 3lO 4lO, 6:SO $50
and s7:45 .. m and IL SATURDAY. nights only -. "a
Sp,rkh g. 10 and $3.50 1870 3:lO, 4lO, 4fO' o;3O
s. 30 f7:4j .. N and ~ SATURDAY nights only 49, - . - - -
g 49, $3.50 80. $40 44O o:3O
6:3O. n: 40 o. m. aud II SATURDAY nights only 80 -,
starring from geutythrdst Depot VII consult
Pocket Tables Of Ere Railway for leaning tine oil Ferry Boats
connecting with trains ,o,,--
Ticket. and Tor aparne cts IN Drawing Room ana seeg
obtained orders for the checking a1 transfer OF
Baggage mar left the Companys oEces-2il, % aud 80
BoadsAr Onehundre and hthst and ThTdave z
BoklyB the COmpaHy Depo and Of Agents At TIE
principal hotels
'Dnly. tSundaIs only. trSun aA's h,lIlie'oNn oaH
n EW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
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~
Ars GEORGE vARDRNHOFP wi! her Boarding and Day
B,hooi BOYS No LOG wBsT FORIl-SECOSDSI close 10
RESERVOIR PARK Sept IS Kgmbr Of boarding pupils limited 10
YIGHT pupils win bsve the advantage Of Nr YspdenhOfs
er.on instruction RLOCUTI0N and tue aud elegant
sDea.ne wrDg the Enth well In Geography
siory the E0gsh department generally Latin French Ger
oOmpstsB mtsterh
School hours from $3.50 a N 20 1880 p m.
Applications n ~ be made Henobaly, ofby letter 70 -
MRS GEO NANDESHOPP,
NJ. LOG We Porty sscopd-st.
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,I,HE IARGEST YALENTTNE MANUFAC.

ENHE LARGEST NALfNtl IN MaN 6E NJ IN
Il TORY IN THE WORLD-THB LONDON LACE PAPER AND
VALENTINE COMPANY ard export o.
,as and Saonerv Bookmarts Shop Tickets Fnnat
Tablets Valentine makers supplied With ever maea Tor
Of Glass snd Stone Ornaments The wn
Pm Co 90 inches In length especially recommended j. T.
WOOD Co 27s 90 2S0 strand London W. c. MAnnfcto
Clare Court. Shippers supplied hhoIesae anu bAp0i' P' ~ ~
Tree OF application
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
TALKING MACHINEi

Among tho most striking and characteristic featured
may be mentioned Prof Faber's wonderful
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

) UCTION NOTICE
II Elegant Household Furniture
at public auction, THIS DAY
Over 40U Lots by catalogue,
oVO yards velvet Brussels and ingrain Carpets
THIS Friday) MORNING. commencing
..-l at l0n O'clock at private
Ienoencc w West sd street. near 9th avenue.
-. Parlors con sist--
french plate rosewood Etapere
hagnincent rosewood ~ octave Pianofortae Cbicker
ing Son, steinway q son makers '' sN
Gilt Console Table.
Satin brocatel Paror Suits
lnlaid marquetry Centre Tables
windows, real lace Curtains.
Eronzes, Figures Pcdestais
Pieces OF Statuary.
Valuable oil Paintings
Chamber Suit, complete,
IN rosewood and nlad black walnut Bedstea6.
Gases bureaus wardrobes 20 curled hair and snSinss
Mattresses Pillows, Bolsters &c. Dining Room-Inisid
French walnut Buffet, Extc Table to m afcn d;n;
room Chairs solid silver ana Plated Ware china pinnes
md Tea $50 pieces library and bedroom snits IN
Eeps Turkish Chairs Bookcase, library Table lady's
secretary go volumes OF Book; Also basement
sale Of Household Furniture this season. 'ss
LUKE FITZ9ERAID. Auc<lor...
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
AMusEm r. NTA.


sGH FGaT ss sc6aFAsY 5E
riiIs tFRIDAYi EvtAING, October il. at o clock
Revival EGNsSI & yssai'' TnsgsI 9r%Gq; Io'sr.
49,. with the following brilliant cast
Sew Yor1. Me SsrAyA TSRE5AtSI ISsEKtSI
Don Dom Ray RaySs, oEsANNEiTi H
Powsr chora sixty Grand Orchestra ol my -
''SSshSH ssAsH5ESAoS as;EsEl
NINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sarsgsys
n9sR4s Tasfh stssshffos tSssIfe SSi II
s sssss; Il fHSyAf9H 1f2SASaa
I. rshsd Night
af'' %F bSs Ell ;s;iSs;sT1SSsSI@sss5s hsssf s5s as
FIRST se1sz Esf sxsS!Sss%' 81 m EaIxA
NILE HfiSE iiEAsh MARhsi SPEs osfAyx ToKRiASL
Senersl Admission. So FANNY Circle. s. :. ..-,..
sfiSldhs ! ssa q?
Seats and boxes tor al the above Al the Academy;
'G ScscSyea a9s \ s5Giaws night
AoADEMy Of I,SSS MySIS. g rs,v NILSSON MATINEE.
GRAND sssEs1 ssEEA slisssSS - $S1fisaE = "
MISS CARY GzAPo sIG a &c
MATINEE PRICEs-General Admission, s.; reserved
seats 81 extra.
SPECIAL NoTICE.-Those wishing to avoid the rush
the ticket office purchase admission tickets the
Matinee in advance AT ihe Academy.
Seats at Academy; also ScAirnerA 70l Broadway and
at ia Broadway.
CPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
- ACADEMf-TORRIANI-CAM
RkNAhL ERNANI.
Nile. OsTAvA ToRRIANI in her great rendition of
ELvIRA. Her first appearance in New York in that role
signor ITALo CAMpAAlN in his great role Of ERNANI
NANNETTI-GARONI-BOY, Ac., &c.
OF Nile 0STAVA ToRRIANI, the distinguished prima
DONNA
THE NEW YORK HERALD says:-Mlle. Torriani made
of the most successful first In New York
that have been accomplished here In Italian opera Tor
many years.
THE NEW YORK TIMES says:-Her voice is very sweet
and pure and she dramatic talent OF no mean
order.
THE EVENING POST says:-Signora Torriani was
recognized OF the most graceful and fascinating
singers that have recently appealed TO our musical sus
capabilities
The EVENING MAIL says: Mile Torriani by her
sweet and powerful voice, her dna stage presence and
her careful clever acting. made favorable npreS
sion upon q house inclined to be critical.
Seats now the Academy, also 70l and ia Broadway
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

, AT AUCTION sAIE--THIs DAY.. FRIDAY, AT io,<
$4,000 worth oi handsome Honss hold fyrnturs Decker
Bros octave Pianoforte Mirrors Bronzes Panungs
40, at elegant $40 West Twenty first street.
Seventh avenue Paror suits In satin and slk brocate
turkish Chairs Cabneu Centre Tables, Stdeboard,
ssnsion Table, Chairs, Mirrors CnrianS ClYoks 40
5ureaus Wardrobes, washstands, Lounges hair and
RamK MatfresseA rep and plush suits hall and kitchen
40. AB-To attend tale take Seventh kishth avenue
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

A UCTIoN: AUCTION. AUCTION
Ia Over 500 Lots magnificent Household Furniture 500
yards velvet Brussels Carpets; beautiful parlor Suits
fianoiorte this Griday) morning October II, at 10y
soclock at the private four story residence l04 East
tTwentyfh street. between Fourth and Lexington ave.
lnues f.. ROTH. Auctioneer Parlors-velyet Brussels
Carpet fine OIL Paintings Bronzcs Vases Clocks Stain
nry Grand Duchess and Marie Anoinetc style parior
Bookcases Tables Curtains; magnificent grand TX oc.
tave wood Pianoiorte, Stool and rosewood
and walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands Commodes
M,ardropes spring and hair Mattresses Bedding sofas
eng Table Chairs go lots Glass China sverware Cut
kery Hall Stand, basement Furniture &c Sale positive
purchasers, city country
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

III AuCUOnctrs UeaIers IN
New Jersey Real Estate,
No 8 Pine street, New York.
Opening sale the Jersey city and Albany Railroad
TUESDAY, OCTOBER N, 1873
at t12 NJ, on the premises.
at Lowden, N. j.,
Nfeen miles from New York, adjoining the old town of
schraalenburg and near Engewood.
Station IN the centre OF the property.
Communication by two railroads
Every Lot high and dry fronting the Tea Neck road
: and graded streets
Churches, schools and stores adjoining
An unusual opportunity for buying choice Lots in
proverbiay healthy nelghborhood, the soil being a
Rravey lonm precluding the possibility OF red mud or
k1Ilia asmatic diseases.
Luncheon before the sale
For maps and railroad passes apply TO
a. ID. MELLICK, Jr, d BRO.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS.


W froarreior and Manager, Mr. LESTER wALLACK.
Mr.. soffaakRSS,, kRSS, - '"''
sak%IsE's iHI w i: 'iTs, BOOK il
win n, JOHN a1{ssSS asY{sfSSff$So1EaS ssasS ,vovrr
yLoyPp xms p6sIsI : 3 rSSLs hRoWSa HoLLxSP.
TETAiTE Nia Join sEFfoS and Mss IA S4Ts sap B2kP
In xsf xtR sEvEs slmrs ssGlSson' the
Of the present engagsmeni ,,r.u q
will be devoted to the OF his worldamous
original creation q ION, ouNnnp.pv
OUR AMEEIcAN COUSIN,
EvENSa
Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK
VI" make SoSb SsT TvEss n on
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. .o,s
MAX M4KTIzEkis iIXIixS OPERA.
THIS Tf,S4iI SyESlsS, SgGTSsER IT,
Ii 5IazS /. 3ssfz$fSfa sassS$sSkz SSsSkz .
sIes2Hs s2HSs1E7 xzAso a r y OFFERS
LAST xPPEAKfNGE OF
s1cSSk Soh,TA TAMsEkI7K-
be secured AZ Grand Opera House. schirmera
The the
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The Dramatic Company
UNDER THE oAsLrGnr
Fox Hssqs MI Fran. Marafn; Sa:
Fanny HAYWARD, Mrs. 9. " walcot, Miss Adelaide Len
w. GREAT LOCAL SENSATION.
Monday October q, the Dramatic Season viii be re;
sumed. with grand revival Of the great Sensational
ToA'' ROUND THE CLOCK
IN iA,h St and 9th av....,.w. L. NANsELL. Manager.
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Every Evening At s CLast Nisht0 Mr. I. c. King.
one MORE MATINEE, SATURDAY. 2 O'CLOCK
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sEe9sP N9ST# New New Ysrf YORK
Now in its SECOND MONTH in New York.
LAST ST Of Of s The RASse Iss
LAST NIGHTS Of the Siege Of Notre Dame, nightly
applauded to the echo.
LAST NIGHTS OF the DEATH STRUGGLE in the Tower
OF NOTRE DAME and sensation header. -
LAST NIGHTS Of the beautiful scenery by Ainard
FSE FT'' new SsySSoRK FORK HERALD sAYs.z9n. mos. per
fecty artistic representation enjoyed IN New York for
many q month";
BOX Office open from GA NJ to5P. NJ
NrIgLo,s GARDEN NIBLo's GARDEN,
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
AMusEMENTs,

AmOStMENTS,
nALY'S BROADWAY THEATRE.
IL 728 and 730 Broadway. Begins At
Orchestra and Balcony 81 60 Dress Circle 81 Family
Circle. 50c General Admission 81. -- -
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGUSTlN DAILY
EVERY NIGHT AND TOMORROW gArURDAD
MATINEE
Mr.. j. x. EMMETT.
the great dialect actor, in H. Byrons sparkling pro
MAX THE MERRY SWISS BOY.
which abounds In songs and dances and is embelshed
by beautiful scenery and the brilliant costumes Of
the locality OF Its story.
The preparations for the reproduc-
ton of Mr. EMMET'S original success
LAST NIGHTS being well nigh completed, announce
ment is made OF the
LAST NIGHTS OF MAXI
of "FRITZr will be given on next Tues
day evening" Oct 81.
s..seats for any OF the EMMET nights
"MAXll" and the SATURDAY MATINEES may
be secured at the box office from A u
to 8 7. NJ. daily.
LAST "MAx" MATINEE TOMORROW tsArURDAD
The New York herald., 1873-10-17

PATTERSON HATCH, 69s AND ss7 SIXTH AVENUE,
ID will sell this day frdayl Oct IL at II O'Clock
mSgssnSd ,'I rsaoEs5s aS
consisting Of rosewood. black walnut parlor bedroom
dining kitchen Furniture; Bedsteads Bureaus
chamber Sets Parlor Suits, Carpets, Ocloth, Sofas,
Chairs Extension, Centre and other Tables olecss
Bolster and Pillows Bookcase Hat Stand. Rockers large
counting house Desk and other articles toe to
rooms Broad way, Sixth avenue, Thrtyd street,
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
A LBERT B. wALDRoN, AUCTIoNEER.
N BY ID W IVES

A UCTI0N SALE
IA S25,0o0 worth Of
Magnificent Household Furniture,
at the private mansion
NO. 80 w est 18th St, between 9Th and 9th avs.
on THIS DAY (FRIDAY), at 10Y O'Clock
Pianoforte, Parlor SUITS Paintings, Bronzes
By order of w. X. Livingston, ESQ
AUGUST MARITIME CO.. Auctioneers
Drawing room-Superb Suits, Marie Antoinetc, Grand
Duchess styles covered silk brocade; MarQuery Cab
lnes, Tables Eageres. Secretary Bookcase Paintings by
eminent artists Staiuary, Clocks; magnificent
Panoortc celebrated city maker, Music Stand; rose
wood, walnut Bureaus, Bedsteads, Wardrobes, Mat
tresscs, Extension Table, Buffet Chinaware, Glass
1ery, basement and kitchen Furniture. N. B.-Partes
wishing TO attend this sale take 9th stages 9th av.