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II w.HITCHCOCK's
THIRD AVENUE THEATRE,
Between Both and 31,t st.
b. W. Hitchcock Proprietor and Manager
James vincent. .............Stage Director
RFOPENB
SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 90
with an
ARRAY OF TALENT
that will astonlsh theatre goers. being by far the
GREATEST SHOW IN THIS CITY.
combining
RoLlAN MINsrRELsY.
COMEDY. BURLEsoUE
and brilliant
CORPS DE BALLET.
,"' s'''''' RRicKfY " XSD "SS%RaSsEY.
The '''OF''s sh iEPsfiSH a Es6 MGR Hs;sr'
lne'OoNs A MISS FB EI%s saNIR sRff
The charming fsgf boIIS W. %A fRGssaS,"
The pleasing S Sisaf b este. WARREN
The '''mDGaG Sss Elk III q GSs artistic
A"'r''''0""& gTssl ia ' bESE&s.
SUPERB BALlEri
1870 800 Includin the following ladies.
MILE. s aisJ aAhrn nloolssos.
Miss MAY KAiy,hNAen,,
MISS GEoRGIR MARSH.
The prince of ' SR, JAMS QUINN.
The great 'ccen NIX. i li&sR9 HART
Tue aeTIEY A SHS B%a asIf'
Inc local MI. f. d. oooDlNo.
Inc celebrated S Mk VIZ pwyFR
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Il EEw~ rATENT parity made dres. -t r-.
IN very nnst. Tor ~ can Dee uu. -lrl A- ,,- o
Il mmng nandAtrcpiet 55l BrJaIwb, ai.-y o.. ..--
II PmAdvluhla.
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Autliun ltultss.
Auction SALE or ANrURACITE COAL.
N Inc PmAdclphiA anu Reading Coal and Iron Com
pay,
lc Delaware aud Hudson Cana Lompany
~" De % AZ LlcAaHalni aud W Csttrn RalrOal
Com ANY, and
Ihr Ituusf wanna Goa Company
VIII n J. an public auction Al ~ OclOck, on TUESDAY,
Aug 90. AZ the toal -room, 2H TX h.nge place, New
l"ik, BY Mrs,rs IOllN II. DIAPER x CO., Aue-
tuaeUtr,
'nonOl Tons
anthracite coal the product of the several c0mpa.
me-, FRANKLIN b GONEN
prc.i lruf = ana l.. C. ana |. Co.
THOMAS DICKSON,
ffe-hent De "a 70. lluItOn Canal Co.
SAN. slOAN,
President Del, l. c,. aud Western H. H. Co.
JOHN EVEN,
PreHdoni Pennsy wanna Coal Co.
MORTGAGE SAIE.-By virtue OF "a chattel
N1 mortgage, ! vii sell the liquor store 2,350 81
aY, AT s o'clock on FRIDAY, the 25tn. BT order uf
SAMUEL EtkslElN, Attorney Tor NJ rtgagee.
NO IrE.-The lunch ana Tetreshment counter for
~ the excursion Of -, Brdsets Young Mems Assoc
cauou 10 Oriental GrOy ednb,dii Aug 30, viii be
sold oy puzzle auction ut the school hall, 9Th ST. near
sa.rD.
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@lantrO- -MaIts.


A flHST-CbArS brean Foreman none put goou
St Broosiyn r. b. '
A GENTS wanted 3Ss per cent commlssioni sehs
IN Mtght alD anu az blreckerh
RAktKS.-A meeting Of the Practical Journeymen
- nakets beneN9i-ht SpVl,t WIZ Dc , neu ~ tnti5
nall 81 navy -. hrooSyn, STURDY 25th INST At :
Tie con.tituton Is now ready Tor disti6uton All are
rIia. insitei THOMAS CA"LEY. President.
I)Oy wanted for once and general work Address.
ID Ia 90 handwriting with ference.
II. and :. box 1872. sun ONCE.
DOOkhIEPFK W suted. tin week labor lishti
ID reference. Box 3,esi, Po ON e..
,..,.,,.. 80 - .,.--.,...- ,,
I uuii also for general lob printing at
GEE'S. isi Canal st.
-,,.,,,.,.., -, . .. . -, 81, 80.
IL CINE ia printing once; must be licensed and one
ued 10 resscs preferred Address at once vita refer
800 '"' ""N' . p" W. 'ON No. 81" o'"''
EDktMtS wanted In downtown Newspaper once.
mari sslart ~ aii security Ieorired Aadres, H. L.
sun up.t1 wa G IN ,c, l. eJs broadway.
U,IKsT-,,y 49, cyllndcr prcssm n wanted Appiy
4 aiwYNKO iP& HALL ESBECK'S. li3 Fulton At.
rRrTr,..-Agcntsw wanted everywhere To sell
1 to faniIei. hotels and large cOnsumcrs larg, 81
y IN @ d es " or we Th Te ea
wicl. New York.
,u,n unnx ,,t~nru- wan,eo a nov to f..a
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Rtal Gst1I,.

AtIl VStlt.
GARDEN CITY Park for speculaton and for
NJ che y homes. No more free excursions. The I'm
mense improvements Oeing made on the adjoining
property (stewars famous Garden city, where lots
cannot be purchased. maze the cheap lots We ontr
good Investment tor those who desire home at sns
outlay The large workshops shortly to be erected VII
AFFORD employment to many mechanics. Persons desir
visit the properly aud to view the great enter.
prise At Garden Guy can ACCOMPANY thr statesmen ron
355 av. AZ o'clock hny wreS ay. Mans snd lufor.
nation free. Apply 10 BENZ W. HITCHCOCK. 800
81 ay, corner OF 9jth Il.
IL. wanting home, easily pad for. see circulars
N ElzabethpOrt, y. J. r. Il. KELLOGG. Broadway.
V,OR ~AlE-A neat two.story frame and brick
II basement heu e. 22s3o lot 25xiOJ ~ the best ave.
nue. IN Dutch Kills l.. |. Civ price 5000 or would
ench,nRc ior Eq2I tarn nesv we cry, Appy on
Prospec and RAide SITS, Dutch HI IL. or address +.
SCIlEUEk. Hall place. New YORK city.
IrRUIr and poultry farm. IL acres, Orange county
II near churcnes. seminary lakr, CT ,ametti depot.
OLIVER. 49, Broadway.
WEST VIRGINIA. McDoweh county. 100
IN BROOKLYN or jersey city. OWNER 1884 Jane IT.
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PERFECTION
BOXERS BITTERS.
l.. FUNKE, Jr., sole Agent. rs John ST., NY.
4. o. BOX l.02p
4lolitita,.
assembly DisTRICr. i

pursuance OF the call OF the Democratic Republican
state Central Committee. the Democratic Republican
electors OF the sixteenth Assembly District and all
electors OF said district who are willing to unite with
them in the coming Presidential campaign for the
restoration OF honest economical and constitutional
governmc I, requested to meet In their respective
election districts choose three delegates to As
scmby District Convention, to be held at Academy
Hall 307 81 W. on Saturday, Aug. 20, atSP. NJ, for
the purpose Of eectng three delegates to represent
them in State Convention. to be held at Saratoga
SPRING. on wednesday, Aug 30. 1870 to nominate can
didates for Presidential Electors. and for the State
Offices to be filled at the ensuing election, and to trans
act such other business may properly come before
the Convention. The elections for delegates from the
several election districts to the Convention Of the six
eeh Assembly District of the city and county Of New
YORK will be held on Friday Nug 25 the hours
OF NJ at the designated places:
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tlunito-- ,StmaIts.
A T. STEWART & co. WANT
FIRsTCLAss DREssMAKRs,
FIRST CLASS CLOAK MAKERS.
FIRsT.CLAss WAIST MAKERS.
Also,
rIRsT.CIAes LACE WORKERS.
None hut thoroughly competent persons need apply
AZ OH It, entrance before O'Clock A. NJ. Broadway.
9th and 10Th SITS.
A II. sTEwAKT & co.
VAN, FIRST CLASS OPERATORS for cloaks suits.
ssirts and white goods on Wheeler Wilson's ma
chimes steam power. Only experts need apply 9th
entrance before A. NJ. Broadwav n and 10th sts
EATmER 1rs9cner' also s goo .ilEers on piauet'
JIANp~ wanted on ladies' ties steady work and
81. T. FKRNHAM. $50 Broome st.; ring times.
soo@ pay nS 5 Vest 'S a5G "'' STEADY WORK anu
MILLINERY Wanted 90 nr-t.cl,.s pllnnersi
W salary no Object. INQUIRE ut FRlEDEMANN's'
OsrRICu FEATHERS, Curriers' wantel
~ steady work. good wages. Apply OF Greene st
DLEA-ANT and lucrative business for ladies' and
gentlemen; no cany sing. iOi West 23d d., cOrn,r
i wanted at = Futon St "''' S'''
SEwING MACHINES treat bargansi wheeler
- q Wilson, Domestic. ~, singer syS' Wi,,c9f
East Broadway, near Can 4 II Machines repaired.
SEMING NACHINES.-As splendid lot Of second
= hanl ng machines Mt immense blrglnr. IN lots
TO suit purch sers. Call and exinine. 81 Rcadc st.
SMART young girl TO do PLAN washing and assist In
| - the kitchen p2 christopher Il.
TWO nrst-cla operators on shuttle IN chimes An.
\ ply at the Patent Yoke Suspender Factory. 663
Broadway, third floor.
VELVET ten srP sss hands
WANTED Servants IN all capacities to MI ORDERS
w today for the cuuntrv.
Ladies' Emp Oymeut Bureau i5th It and BROADWAY.
| WANTtD-Girls or boys to maze cigar ties or TO
WORK. Apply to Mr. APPELBAUM - Forsyth at
| NVANTED-A clean tidy girl Is to IL years DID, to
w 90 general hOuscwOrk IN smsl family. Apply
at isi Henry st.
| XVANTED-A .trong, willing girl to 40 honsework
w IN email family German preferred. 1000 "a aV.
XVANTED-A young girl TO make herself useful
w around the house. 5l6 Sd av., top noor
ANTED-Iroy collar aud cut roncr at tn isun.
w dry ~ Fast 9TH ST. opposite stewarls
WANTED Operators on pants, basters, and finish.
w ers. ton floor. l.l sheriff 81.
WANTED Good hands ON velvet hats. 7pJ wash.
w lngton ST. New York.
| XOu>G girls can obtain situations free. lodgings
II and meas AZ DC each AZ the urls' Lodging House.
% st Marks place sh 81. under care Of Childrens
! Aid Society. Also. free instruction on sewing ma
chimes from To daily to al wao may apply, and
dressnsgins taught graf iitou'y
GIRLS wanted for private family. cook. chamber
- maid ana nurse. Inquire Mt l3S 9th av., 4 doors
above 10Th ~.
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sNusltaI snstlumtnts.

A GREAT OFFER. We will during TINS month
~ dispose ~ large stock ui mrs class new ami src
ond'haIl square and uprisnt ~ nos AMI organs "a
lower prices for cash, than ever before .nrrl u r
unit pul To- as per contract HOitAOE VA KS s
SONS. 49, BroadwAi, Sew NnrS
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..


BRowN-DAvESPoRr- r-On Tuesday, October 3, by
the Rev. Percy Browne, ATuERr6S + Brown, Of Bos-
ton, to HANNAH KING, daughter OF John Davenport OF
this city.
ELLs-BusrRRn-On Monday. tho 18th ult., by tho
pastor OF French chapel Captain WILLIAM d. ELLIS 10
NrA CHARLOTTE BusrRED, both Of this city
Characterization Wednesday, October 4 1876 BY
the Ksv. DR.. John Hall, JAMES K GRiG0 TO ANNIE +.
ESGLY, both Of this ciIy. No cards
GEDXEy-HAiNs.-In Mamaroneck, N. y, August
27, 1875, by the Rev. william Montgomery, JOHN N.
GEDSEY, or New York, 10 ADDM HAMS, o, Mamaroncck,
n Y.
HEIxK-FLoro On tho Sd October, 1876 at the resi-
dsnce OF the BRIDES parents, by Rev. DR.. Edward W.
French, CARL RUDOLPH HEiKR, OF LEIPZIG, Germany, TO
MARIE W., youngest daughter OF 4. Floto No cards
LEE-LoRros.-At Seneca City, s. G., by the Rev
William smith, GIDEON LEE. oil Carmel, N. Y, to Mss
ELLA LoRroN, OF PsndetOn, 8. G.
LirrLErrELp-HIGGISs. Tuesday, October 3, 1876,
by the Rev DR. Armitage Mr. FRANK LIrrLxyiKLD to
Miss LUcIE A. HIGGSs
MoRAL-HxIxK-On Sunday. October1, BEN MORAL
to FANNIE, youngest daughter Of DR.. j. Heine.
PoPLE-SALT.-On Tuesday, October 8, at the resi-
dence OF the brides fail her by The Rev. j. Carpenter
Smith, GEORGE W. PoPLE 10 EMMA NJ, youngest
daughter OF W. H. Salt, all Of Flusning L. l.
SHERwooD-y ALESTINE--At st Pnul's church. East
Chester October l. by the Rev. William Conec, EUGENE
NJ. SHERWOOD, OF East Chester TO EvALiNE, Youngest
daughter OF tho late Benjamin Valentine, OF Williams
bridge. No cards.
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THE OLD MAIDS.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD-
You seem be the champion OF tho married teach
Now don't you think you have made great mis-
laksi Now don't take their side OF tho caselet their
husbands fight their battlesand you take Of the
young lady teachers and old maids Of which latter
class am honorable mcmber. would like TO find
any young man ask marry him. and then expect
me TO 60 out day after day. ram or shine. to teach
school, Mol l would chsertuy stay at home cook,
and iron, sew buttons and darn his socks,
make his homo happy, and be good, saving wife;
but he must DO the bread winner, every nun should
who asks any woman TO 90 his WIFE, There are great
many LADIES' teaching TO support abebodied Loaf
who dress well, live we'll, and have good time
generally. One teacher in the female department in
Forteta street goes day after day her daily labor
her husband walking mcekiy with her Another lady IN
the female department in West Twenty eighth street
school has been teaching sixteen years. has been mar
red twice In that time and has SIX cnidren two teach
ers in the Normal College and dozons OF other eases.
Now these ladies hold positions that could be as ably
hlled-ycs better hlled-by single women.
There are exceptions TO every rule. II
! woman makes an unfortunate marriage,
she has sick husband, or one who Is physically
sould then honoraoIy teach and support her family.
Let the men who indulge in the luxury of wife pay
Tor It. How many teachers have whole families de-
pending on them, and work day and night TO keep
body and soul together. are kept IRON promotion by
such everlasting deadwcignts OF married above
them. We all used TO haii with JOY the marriage OF
Que OF our number, present silver tokens Of regard,
&C., ana hope by well dong TO receive promotion but
now ~ hope in that direction Is vanishod-tho mar
rl8l \ ,mal is a fixture oud suggest the Board
u ~ cation to Ut upa nursery adjoining the class
ie.t and engage al least dozen nurses, provide
two OF condensed milk, tubes, bottles, &C. also
64 gsk chamber, physicians, attendants &c. If tho
31sia Is going TO do anything let them do it hand
.ata1,. Now. there is as good fish the
gaught Turn out the married women. Give the
S4a4s girls chance keep the whole educational
aeea merry moving Don't dwarf our ambition by such
spssles OF incubus IL Is bad enough TO behave old
t stay year after year-but oh! don't add to our
,ois as you seem TO be dong. Givo the young lady
y -aduases u chance TO honest and honorable
living Make married and women look before
they leap and count the cost OF married blessedness
and confer a blessing on an OLD MAID
NEW YoRK, Oct l, 1870.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Yesterday meeting o! the Executive Committee OF
the American Society Tor the Prevention Of Cruelty 10
Animals held At their headquarters. Hon. Town
seLd Harris the chair There present Frank
Leslie Nathan Ely Royal Pnelps. Frederic Galaiin,
John N. Bixby, Elbridge T. Gerry, Henry Bergh and
Others The minutes oi the previous meeting were read
and approved. Several communications from kindred
societies in Russia, Hague and in Italy, referring to
matters pertaining to their humane work also
read The printed report from Italy contains much IN
teresting matter, and It's appears tho
emblem that used by the American institutions.
with inscription Socica Torinese Protettrice Degi
animali" Among the documents from ~ Petersburg
copies of admirable books printed in simple lam
guage which society there furnishes TO the public
schools. Our own Board Of Education might here take
useful and benchcai hint Reports from sister So
cicties in the United States, detailing their operations
during the summer, were also read and approved
Those relating 10 the horrible crueties perperacd on
the canal horses and mules, and the utter indifference
evincsd by the country magistrates aud urcs 10 the
same, were freely commented upon. The President
reported the receipt Of the kind contribution OF $looo
from Mrs A. I. Stewart
The chairman then called on the Superintendent for
his report IL stated that IRON the lst OF May to the
3oth OF September the society received 40 complaints
from citizens Tor cruelty 10 animals, which were In
estigatcd and remodied The society prosecuted 224
In the courts, obtaining 2l5 convictions out OF
that number Fourteen hundred and eighty lame,
sick and disabled horses stopped IN the streets
the drivers compelled take them TO their stables
for medical treatment and not work them until III
Tor use One hundred and ten teams were iound over
loaded and the ordered reduce the loads.
In these cases tho drivers were not arrested but eau
toned Four hundred and thirty nine OLD, out
and condemned animals were hunanely destroyed BY
the agents. The ambuiapccs were called into requisi-
ton seventy eight times remove disabled horses
IRON the streets The society has appointed twenty
additional special agents and established thirteen
branches throughout tho State. One hundred and
sixly.nvs agents engaged in this work Of hui
manity In various parts Of the State
resolution was passed requesting the President
and the Counsel to visit Washington this winter and
every excrton to OBJ ain the final passage OF
Senate bill b9 relating TO the transportation OF ami
mails The bill passed the Senate last and has
only to 20 through the Lower House 10 become law.
Several new members wore elected. and a vote OF
thanks rendered TO Frank Leslie ior kindly print
ing 10 900 copies Of pamphlet, sc;ting forth the work
and objects OF the Society," for distribution at the Gen.
tennal After dsposing OF some routine business the
meeting adjourned.
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A GRADUATES REMEDY.

TO TIE EDIToR THE HERALD
am another member Of the class OF 10 of the Nor
nal College, and, in corroboraton OF tho statement
made by my graduate in your journal OF yester
lay, would say that l encounter the same dihcul-
nes trying to procure situation as those related in
letter. One point that has been entirely forgotten
In this controversy Is that the pccuniary circum-
nances OF candidates rather than their respective
merits taken into consideration In their appoint
nent TO positions single applicants are asked
"Have you father or brothersy Why do
they not support your" whe the Board OF
Education tolerate married women holding
lucrative positions whose husbands earn large
salaries, AS, for instance, the case oil the
Professor. with the salary OF 5000, quoted
yesterday, or another case to my knowledge
Of q lady principal OF uptown school receiving y
large salary who also derives the benefit OF the con-
siderable earnings OF her husband Now, what we
.spinsters ask is justice, and think that tho ap-
pointmcnt OF married women teachers should be
restricted to those whom necessity absolutely compes
10 living ana that this principle shall be equally
applicable to those now occupy ing positions.
Hoping that you will accord these lines space in
your valuable columns, that seem ever ready to de-
lend the truth, am yours respectfully, VERlTAs.
NEW YORK, Oct 3, 1876.
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CORONERS' CASES.

Coroner Croker yesterday took charge OF tho OF
81 Thomas Ncary, aged fcrty-nve, Of No l79 Madison
strcot, employed mail writer tho Daily Neios
Dlcc, who Tell down the cellar stairs Of NO. IL Cstharne
street yesterday morning and was instantly killed.
Coroner Croker also took charge OF the OF smith
Rutland, aged s.xty salt reger who struck by
falling spar on The Sd inst. receiving fracture OF abe
skull, IRON which he died.
Coroner EIisnger will Investigate the case oi William
Dawson, aged twenty seven. who died at 81. Lukcs
Hospital yesterday from Injuries accidentally received
while al work In krcss brewery, No 2l6 East Fifty
fourth street.
"a Laaus~ Asa svssss~sS ~ Coroner EliIagsr
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dARRIED FEMALE TEACHERS.
A YOUNG MANS OPINION.

= 1UINb MN > OIINIUNs
az EnfTos THE HERALD
Ii regard TO the subject which is before the Board
iucation-marred or single teachcrs-le, me say
words on the side that but single teachers
Id teach in schools, Tor the reason that, when
cher thinks OF matrmony, II is high time for her
* and that she gets man who will be able to
srt her, and not TOR her 10 WORK when they are
led will say, being young man myself, that
who would slow his vile to teach school IS not
ly 10 be called man, and, further, that young
who would teach after being married Is also un-
sstby OF the name woman As Tor me always
Ihought that the man should support the woman, not
he woman support tho
believe that II there vote taken at the pubic
schools the question that tho young lady teachers
themselves would decide by large majority IN iavor
OF single teachers our schools j. H. 1.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4, 1875
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in the case OF Michael Mahoney, aged thirty who was
run and killed by engine NO. ~ Of the New YORK
ami New Haven Railroad, near Por Norris on the 1sn
OF september verdict OF accidental death rcn-
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AMUSE NJ II NTs.

A 0AaRasS aas q SSssf srn.l IfSSSI2Sh
EtSS SS "a SfEH
Nine. PALMIERI tars time IN New York, as. .LEoyoRA
y. skisSS5LI sSsi"si rendition SASEiSo
A' 'Ao GRaSb D SSHHohhrs xSD oRcnEsrkA. ks"ASDo
cpR EsvsSd
positively the sxsisasiDs MI 1's1i z the season.
MA ssLsiEN co1TssasnR M De ssafSf nshGHCt
oLxoRSEs Sssaf sIIIfssS ssSp dc ,s.
oi'ss sf sss?s siIss' Matinee
A.'. sASSTssu aSSTssuS%K s. nstELEi snh sahiLi t'"''s.'
in. Sc sf x once s:s
III and 7oi broadway. and % Union square.
THHkkkkEEIIdEA SosISTa a4 bnoAowAl p,o.,,,o,
HhARRi6AYi aud hAiRiri
Grand succe.s Of Edward srgan,s grand masterpieces
DElEhfSIa ASp sgSSlSas
o'''' success Johs q Sifiii wihGiASs MS DAT oAAH
Grand Tf fESkE Fl Mahksc ExaaP kpn PhF CAKE
in which Harriran and Hart Billy Gray Larry rooley ana
wEDsEspa9 q. ASB iSsD's'ir sHrrRbs T 'sss' xArlsErs
AtS iHs Managers
sale OF seats commences IdlS MOhSiNo ~ tue Ineauo
Mile EUGENE PAPPENHEIM,
the great Prims Donna soprano.
Miss ADELINE RICHARD,
Mr. A. soHsr.
First appearance In America of tho renowned
SWEDISH LADIES' VOCAL QUARTET.
Mr.. LEVY uhe very popular Solo Cornetist.
his final In New York prior his departure for
Mms CARRENO-sAURET iPianist).
THE GRAND ORCHESTRA
MAX AAREr@hA POPULAR PRICES AN''s'' director
ADMISSION uncludng reserved seats... ONE DOLLAR
Sale oi seats commences THIS THURSDAY At Bootha
DROOKLYN THEATRE
EVERY EVENING
this week and st tho
SATURDAY MATINEE,
Mrs JAMES A. OATES
and her newly organized and most brilliant
OPERATlC COMPANY.
Next week Miss CLARA NORRIS in entirely role.
DOOTH's THEATRE. EIGHTH WEEK
ID J.RRETT 4 PALMER......... Lessecs and Managers
sssNu free list NJ Booths Theatre.
FIFTY SECOND TO THE FlrTf-SIXrH TlMES
Of the triumphant production OF
LORD BYRON'S EXQUISITE. ROMANTIC PLAY,
SARDANAPALuS,
THE GLORY OF THE STAGE /"
A powerful cast, including
Mr.. f. q. BANGS .SARDANAPALuS
AeSas or the aaasp ITALIAN BALLET: ss in number. as
the renowned Nile BARrOLETrI premiere danseuse asso-
luta OF the Grand Opera Paris and Sig MASCAGEO OF
the San Carlo Naples, and Scala. Milan.
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EVERY NIGHT.
the most successful Play al
the CENTURY.
D'Ennery h Cormon's mar
vcllous Drama.
THE TWO ORPHANS.
with Its superb stage settings
and It's unrivallrd caste, in
Guiding the following art
lists :--Messrs. G. Il. rhorne,
Jr.; John Parsellg. Frederic
Robinson, James ONeil.
Claude Burroughs. j -.
Peaks. II w Mon, 20 ery.
Thomas l.. Morris, l.. 1honlp-
son, j Matthews. w. II. WI
der. II. Ayling. W Rsynon,
w. 5. Quigley. q. N. Collins
aud Misses Fanny Morxnt.
Kate Claxton. Sara .Iewett,
Kate Girard. Mrs. Marie Will
kins aud Misses Ida Vernon,
Roberta Norwood. Ethel
Allen. l.. Clevcs aud Mrs. L.
+. Seymour.
A. NJ. To 10 Il. NJ.
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AMUsE,I K STs.

=
(RAND oPERA HOUSE, HOush5
JRAND OPERA HOUSE CEoMDEy
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. NlOhibrs
stl av., corner cd ~.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT THEATRE IN AmEkluA.
THE MOST POSITIVE AND ASSURED suCcEsS
HOUSES CROWDED IN EVERY pAET
HOUSES CROWDED IN EVERY PART
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
with It's Magnificent scenery Effect. AMI AppoiItMents
NEvtK BEFORE SO sPLENDIDLy fEopUcEy
Mrs @. q. H0WAkD IOfSJ
Mrs q. &. HOWARD TOPsL
sLAyIN's ORIGINAL GEORGIA JUBILEE sINGER9
THE GREAT REALISTIC PLANTATi0S sCENH
THE GREAT REALISTIC PLANTATION scEHA
FIRST time o stage In the World.
TWO HUNDRED GENUINE SOUTHERN DAKkIE+
TWO HUNDRED GENUINE SOUTHERN DAKklE5.
In Songs Dances and Plantation sports of the south
THE MOST CORRECT PICTURE EVER PRESENTED
and received with the skest enthusiasm
BY HOUSES CROWDED r0 TIE DOME.
--sEcURE YOUR SEATS IN ADyANCE-s
Box orice open dailyrom A. NJ to lUP ~
EXTRA-ON SUNDAY EVENING NEAT,
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
BY SLAvISS ORIGINAL GEORGIA SLAVE TROUPE
OF JUBILEE SINGERS.
Admission, 25 cts Reserved Seats. 10 eta
WOODS MUSEUM WOODS
MATINEE at 9. Admission l5c
EVENING atS Admission 200
AUGUSTINE DALY's GREAT PLAY
a FLASH OF LIGiIrNING
The New York herald., 1876-10-05
AMUsE MEHTs.

DowERY THEATRE GRAND TRIUMPH
ID COZ Tnos s. HENDERSON
In his great sensations al Irish Drama,
TuLLAMORE: OR. THE BOYS OF as
preceded by the farce OF AN OBJECT OF INTEREST
The New York herald., 1876-10-05

TNI0N SQUARE
" THEATRE.
Proprietor.
Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Manager.
Mr. A. VI. PALMER.
Begins at =, over at HAS.
SATURDAY MATINEE
At 30.
Those who have not seen
the TWO ORPHANS as pro
dnced At the Union Square
Theatre have not seen IL NJ
all. "-Cliicago Herald.