The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-10-26

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FIRST GRAND CoNcERT OF THE SEASON.
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GILMoREs SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Mr. P. s. GILMORE has the honor to announce a soris
Of Sunday Evening Concerts, commencing
SUNDAY EVENING NEXT NOVEMBER 2. 1879,
nent Tenor,
CAPoUL. CAPOUL CApoUL
Also the gifted young Soprano,
MISS ABB1E DARLINGTON.
whose debut in stc,nway Hall at Thomss
symphony Concert was delightful surprise to the must
MR. j. LEVY
will on this occasion develop the entire capabilities of
GILMoRE's FAMOUS BAND
will be several of their brightest and most inter.
THE USUAL GRAND ps OPERA HOUSE POPULAR
Seats be secured the Office during tho woek
GILM0RE's BAND will perform at the Patti Concert.
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THE FAMILY RESORT
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First appssrRsnes S e the S se ar Comedian
Mr. GEo. TIMAToi!ER.
crea. .uess ss Of GES p H9ayoT 4ansi B.d
Fifth week sa q he r EqsnTy Piece
WITH THE so EScMANTED BALLET,
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The most magnificent German Theatre in the
MoNDAY S"i ocr6 Ssaifs 81. 1878,
for the first time.
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MUSICAL TIMES Just out Price. 10 cents Tob
had ut all news dealers
DAYS Ey T4sAT EERkx SNIFF SUCCESS
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WATCHES. JEwELRY. "a.
AT II BLEEcKER sT.-MoyEY LITERALLY ADJ
Avsnssd on r Diamond Watches Jexery &s also
ST.. near broadway.
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Rare Gems 70 ~ earsss $50 to 81 500 pairs sngiy
PURCHASED AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
at exceptional Inducements to CASH BUYERS. $4,000
to purchase Diamonds, Watches. Jewolry. vsluabes
At 272 BROADWAY, ABOVE BAD sT-MONEYSFOR
APersonal Property; old Gold. Silverware bought ad
vances made Ladies' Office GLOVER h BOOTH.
A VERY PRETTY RUBY RING, SURROUNDED
"A with diamonds $40 long turquoise Ring, with dis
mond zach end, $780, Tourinanc surrounded with dia
monds $3j. MILLS COLEMAN. 1s9 Grand ST.
AT .9is BRoADwAy.-LoANs NEGOTIATED:
~ Ladies' Office. Diamonds, Watches, Chains Sesiskin
'"''"'' " j. THOMAS LYNCH.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SOLITAIRE AND
n Cluster DIANE nd Rings studs and Earrings ut bar
gain. LIMBO BROS, l,2UI broadway.
QARGAIN.-PAwNED 500. Is CARAT DOUBLE
Dcased stem Winder, diamond Ring Chain; VIII sell
ticket VALUE l2s broadway. Brooklyn.
DIAMONDS, sOLIrAIRES AND CLUSTERS, RINGS
ystuds and Earrings $40 to so; Eo,a "ssenss s,o,