A1HUS16MKKT&. AMPHKMKW. UnilEHEHTH. AMD¦¦¦SITS. ADTUSBHRirTS. oomiquk. OOMIQUB. Mi BROADWAT. OOTH-S THKATBE. BOPC10APH. MUSEUM. MUBBAY. COMIQB, , WOOD'S MONDAY, October II. Un. TheatrkTHEATBK OOMIQUK, FJ1HEATBB rpniTU B ki/WIN BOOTH proprietor and Manager BVEBY BVENiNG at 8. SATURDAY MATINEE at B THKATRK COMIQUE, THEATRE COMIQUk" THEATRE S . FOURTH WEEK. POSITIVELY LAST WRBK 814, COMIUII B | . MB. AND M Its. DION HOUCICAULT of tii« eminent Irish Comedian and Character actor. 514, TBEATBE OOMIQUB. THKATRB 4 IIOiDWil (MissApnes Robertson) . Uriftl Irish Drama, MB. DOMINICK MO It RAT. #14, BROADWA* In the who will make his flrrt and « irance la one «4. THEATBE OOMIQUB. =Z a'v ai pe ofhli COMIQUE I4 ABBAH NA~ POQUB. Hibernian iinperaoraiions. lu he tie neaticn of wbicli lie 514, THBATBB BROADWAY. Htuniln without a Bjjf. In the now m»dem dramatic ro- 514, 514 OOMIQUB. a» P08T. ¦nance. In tour rot and a prologue, adap'ed and arranged THKATRK OOMIQUK, Mr. BOUOICAULT vP,,AlTN.Ln5or from the French oi fcournier Domlmck and 0. THRATRE COM I'j UK BROADWAY. THBATBB OOMIQUB. As originally performed by him upward by Murray THKATRK our thousand mgliU W. Barry, entitled C<<«IQUK, s as GAMBLER'S THKATRK THBATBB OOMIQUB. Mrs. BOUCICAILT (Miss akii. Robertson) A CRIME: COMIQflK TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCBftW A HitA 11 OK TIIK KISS. Or, THE MURDER ON THE HUDSON. 614, THBATBB TUB Mr SHIFT BARRY 7 »" MICHAEL FEBNY. Norn..The basis of thla interesting and powerful play 61?. OOMIQUB. AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT fc la derived trom the same source aa Charles Reade'a great 614, BACH bVkNINCI novel of "Poul i'lsy." 514, »U THBATBB OOMIQUB. In preparation, JESSIK BROWN, In which HIm MUKTY McNULTY (a Milesian from Mulberry street), 614, BBOADWAT. THEATRE OOMIQUB. oppiob AGNES BOBER'l SON (Mrs. Dion Houcicault) will sus¬ MR. DOMINICK MURRAY. BROADWAY, or THB THEATRE her ortcniul character. M-». for the tirnt time in MATfNEK PERFORMANCES AT 1 P. M. BROADWAY, COM1QUB, tain NIiillT AND in and Priday, BROADWAY, THBATBB OOMIQUB. Hi BROADWA# Now York, KKKBY; Or, MOBN1NQ, Mondav, Tucsdav, Wednesday, Thursday of BROADWAY, IS OPEN which Mr. BOUOICAULT will perform. These cele¬ production ot the Pantomimic. Iiurletwiuo Extravaganza BROADWAY. THBATBB 5M DAILY brated will bo produced uf^oun uf the public show DICK WIIITTINGTON OOMIQUB playi IIIH THKATRK . 514 H ROADWAY, ran their desire for uuy chautio ol ihe present performance. AND OAT, COMIQUE, 514 THBATBB BBOADWAT. g A. M. UNTIL 4 P. M. Seats may he secured :i we. k iu advance at the theatre, preceded by the Comedy in one no mltled THKATHK OOMIl l'K, BROADWAY, oratDITSON A CO. 'a Music store, 711 Broadway. A NABOB »OR AN Iii>UB. THKATRK OOMK UK. 614 BROADWAY, COfflQUB. 9 A.M. UNTIL 4 P.M. Th" following eminent ar'icta wtll THKATRK C«MK, UK, 614 BROADWAY, THBATBB OOMIQUB. 0 A. M. UNTIL « P. M. burlesque appear THKATRK 614 BROADWAY, MATT N KK WEDNESDAY AND SATO KDAT. opera housp. PAL LIN ti MARKHAM, LIMA WEMEW, COMl< I'K, THEATBE MATINEE AND street, corner avenue. BELLE HOW ITT, EMMA ORAT1AN, THKKTRK OOMU UK, 514 BROADWAY, OOMIQUB. WBDNBBDAY SATURDAY. GrandTwenty-third Eighth . Sole Lessee aud M. AUOUST1N DALT GEO. ATKINS. T. W. KEENE, THKATRK OOMU UK, 514 BROADWAY, MATIN Kb WKIINKSUAY AND SATURDAY. Manager A. H. SHELDON, Ac. MR. JOSH IIARThHOLK LESSER AND MANAOER. S14 THEATBE OOMIQUB. FRIDAY EVEN IN*!, October 18, Mat night but one, and STAKTL1NO ATTRACTIONS opera house. Benefit ol Mr. DOMINICK MUKIA/. STARTi.INO ATTRACTIONS BBOADWAT. THEATBE OOMIQUB. GrandSole l.o**ee ami Manager Mr. AUQU8TIM BALY STARTLING ATTRACTIONS * THIS (SUNDAY) EVENING, OCT. 13, BOI CAItOTTP, MUBBUIf. Ml' UK AY. POR TIIK WKKK COMMKNCINU OCTOBER 14, 1871 THEATRE OOMIQUB, TO-NIOHT! First during present engagement of KNOAOKMKNT AND FIRST APPEARANCE OP TO-NIOHfl TOE OBAND PARISIAN SPECTACLE. WOOD'S appearance MURRAY PAVORITE Mr. JOSH HART Leweo and Mauager DOMINICK AND VOCALIST SECOND GRAND EIGHTH WEEK. in an IKISI1 CHARACTER, BURLE8QUK ACTRESS FAVORITE RESORT. "opERATIC CONCERT, a role in which lie stand* unrivalled, BURLRSQUK At TRESS AND VOCALIST THE LADIES' MONDAY EVISNINO, OCTOBEB 14, I BH. MIF8 MARION TAYLOR TOY. under the direction of MAX MARETZER and with the MISS MARION TAYLOR TOY. Tito following is part ot nn Editorial Notice which ap¬ ARTISTS ot the ITALIAN Ot'hRA Irom the ACADEMY MURRAY. MISS MARION TAYLOR TOY, OK MUSIC! The Homo Journal say*:."The OOD'8 MUSEUM. iu THE SUM ol 'stars' POSITIVELY LAST WEEK OP MRS MARION TAYLOR TOY. peared Mine. LEONE LAVEILLEI .-'rongost troupe theatrical w MISS MARION TAYLOR TOY. He nor* ELEANOR SANS! ..ver congri gated «t a place of" DOMINICK MURRAY toy. TFIB SUN amusement in N, vr York is now gath¬ and first appearance aa MURTY M'NULLY, miss marion taylok Slguor ABRUGNEDOI bignor RONCONI1 and In the Local Drama bv D. and C. MISS MARION TAYLOR TOY. THE SUM Signor MORIANI ! ered at tlio lirau.l Opera House, Murray Barry. MISS M A It ION TOY. TUB SUN HERR FREDERICK the ull nmicar every night in the regular THE GAMBLER'S CRIME; TAYLOK TUB SUN SAC1JSK, Royal Trumpeter to 'slock company.' Mis. JOHN Wy the best available talent 4a which has already been acted at the llaymarkct Theatre, $3i>0 $'IUI WEEK the couiitry I EIGHTH ORa"nD_MATINEE OF London, lor raorothan $350 PER WEEK. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. ROI (5AROTTK TWO HUNDRED NIGHT8. .»* SEATS CAN NOW BE SECURED. The Box oflOO SATURDAY, AT ONE O'CLOCK. Character* by Mr. GEOROE BONIFACE, Mr. J. H. $360 PER WEEK. $S50 Our impressions of the variety show, as an "institution" will be opou TO-DAY (Sunday), troin 12 M. to 4 P. M. STODDART, Mr. J. B. POLE. Mr. E. M. HOLLAND, Mr. G. F. BROWNE, Mima KATHARINE ROOERS, Miss $880 PER W-EEK. $350 of the day, were derived from casual visits during the PROGRAMME. Curtain rise* at a quarter to 8 precisely : doors open at EDITH 0I1ALLIS. Mr*. FANNY FOSTER (her first ap¬ Pari I. 7K; carriage-* tnav be ordered for II o'clock. pearance Hi nee her severe indisposition), Mine. PONI8I. The Manager liegs to state that he has entered into a war to the iniquitous and altogether shocking perform¬ L Overture, "Mcrrv Wives of Windsor" Nioelat V Seats muy be secured for a week in advance either Due notice will bo given o( the first appearance of contract through the agency or Colonel T. Alston Brown BY THE COMBINED GRAND ORCHESTRAS. at the box office of the Oranil Opera House or at tho Kllth MR. JOHN GILBERT, with ances at the Canterbury and other concert halls in Wash¬ 1. Romania. "Eruam" .Verdi Avenue Theatre from 8 A. M. ttU 5 P. M. MR. LYTTON, PROF, t L SHONEL8 Sig. MORIANI. MR. EDWIN, PROP. I. I. SHONKLS ington City. These places combined the attractions 3. Ballad, "Ye Little Birds" Bishop rTH AVENUE THEATRE . (BEOINS AT K.) MR. LEONARD, PROP I. I. SHONKLS MIhs ROSE HERSKK and flute ohllgato, Mr. SIBDLBB. O A U (JUSTIN DALY Sole Lessee and Manager MISS EKP1R GRRMON, PROF. I. L SHONKLS of singing, dancing, coarse dramatic sketches, 4. Wait/, "On the Beautiful Blue Danube" Straus* MISS ROSR COO 11 LAN, PROP I. I. SIIONELS BY THE COMBINED GRAND ORCHESTRAS. and MRS. JOUN SEFTON. PROP I. I. SHONELS acrobatic feats, whiskey drinking and smoking, 5. Romanza, "L'Art-icaine" Meyerbeer HIM $350 PER WKKK. Sgr. ABRUONEDO. LAST WEEK (BUT ONE) ^YMPIC THEATRE. MLLR. ATMKK. HIM $itt0 PER WEEK. before the curtalrf, and the femlllar consort of 6. Scene and Aria, 'Der Freischuu" Weber Redecorated ' Redecorated. for the performances of his Mme. LAVEIL I.E. DIAMONDS. 0 AIMEB OPERA BOUFFE. WONDERFUL TRICK painted Jezebels and vicious men behind the stage. The 7. Overture "William Tell" Rossini Supported by WONDKRFUL TRICK (Orchestration for Five Grand Pianos, i» hands), AN ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY. WONDERFUL TRICK camps about the capital furnished an enormous patron¬ BY TEN YOUNG LADIES OP SOCIETY 1 11 C. H. CHIZZOLA A CO. Directors. WONDKRFUL TRICK OPENINO NIOHT, MONDAY. October 14, at 8 P. M. AND age for these demoralizing dens, and the managers made Past IL LiBT MATINEE (hut one) of DIAMONDS on SATUR¬ LA PERICHOLE. AND 1. Overture "Taunhauser" R. Wagner DAY at oue. Qrnnd Rentrec of the Queen of Opera BoulTe, AND vast amounts of money by their shameful business. Nat¬ BY THB COMBINED GRAND OBCHESTRA8 1 1 1 hall-psnj Ml.l.K, MARIE AIMRE ns PERICHOLE. AND 2. Ballad... '1 Dreampt I Dwelt in Marble Halls"...Ball* Characters by the entire Comedy Company, Including First appearance oi the distinguished Premier Tenor. AND urally, then, we have refrained from any commomlatlon Miss ROSE HERSEK 111 Miss Fanny Davenport. Eanny Morant, Mrs. Gilbert, Sara MONH. JUTEAU. AND 3. Military Scene Merkev Jewett. l.inda Dietz. Georgle Langley, Nellie Mortimer, Supported by other eminent artists, with full AND of Mr. Bart's Theatre Comlque, for we neither went there FOR TRUMPET (WITH COMBINED GRAND OR¬ Mr. George Clarke, W. Davldge, George Griffiths, Henry CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA. AND CHESTRAS.) Crisp, B. T. Ringgold, C. 11. Rockwell, W. J. Lcmoyne, under the direction of Mons VAN OHELE. Prof. SHONKLS will introduce the above named won¬ ourselves nor desired to; but happening by chance on THEATRE COMIQUE. 514 BROADWAY. Horr FREDERICK SACHSEIII Jumos Lewis, D. Whiting and others. In active preparation and under rehearsal, ders in a beautiful portable ring, imported from Europe. Mr. JOSH UaKT Sole Lesoeo and Manager. Royal Trumpeter to the Court of the King of Saxony I "LA GRANDE DUCHESSE" and "GENEVIEVE DE PKTE and BARNEY will perforin their wonderful leats Thursday evening to be passing the doors we stepped in 4. Mandolinata Berignaw of ann Comic tricks; tliey exhibit a Mile. SANZIIt IN ACTIVE REHEARSAL, BRABANT." Leaping, Dancing the as It a series of Brilliant Comedy Revivals, tor which new SATURDAY, GRAND AIMEE MATINEE. sagacity equal to the BEST TRAINED HORSES. The with the Intention of showing up Iniquity should 5. Quartette, "Rlgoletio" Verdi and new Costumes are now iu in¬ Scale of Prices.. secured seats, SOe. and Professor will give any one $1,000 who can ride cither THEATRE COMIQUE. 514 BROADWAY. Miss ROSE HERSEE, Mile. SANZ, Sig. ABRUO¬ Scenery preparation, Admission, $1; erect deserve. We found an orderly, rosoectable and attentive Sig. MORIANI cluding the lavorite plays of $1 extra, according to location ; Family Circle, 80c. ; Boxes, 0. Coronation NEDO,,lLe THE ROAD TO RUIN, $10, 115 and $1S, may he secured sjx (lays in advancc. PUN WITHOUT END. March. Prophete" Meyerbeer THE BELLE'S STRATAGEM, Special Notice..By order of the management specu¬ KIJN WITHOUT END. audience, comprising many ladies, and saw a series of THE COMBINED GRAND ORCHESTRAS 111 TUE INCONSTANT, lators in tickets will not be allowed on the premises ot FUN WITHOUT END. EVERYBODY'S FRIEND the Theatre. FUN WITHOUT END. performances rapidly succeeding each other, keeping the everybody"ooes TO THE Conductors O. CARLBERG and MAX MARETZEK and Shakspcarc's Comedy of TIIK MERRY First appearance of the celebrated *,* Concert begins at A Sunday, Oct. 2(1, TH1RB exquisite Mr. CHARLES NOS. 45 First appearance ol the celebrated spectators In constant merriment, and agreeably filling GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT. WIVES OK WINDSOR. In those pieccs YORK STADT THEATRE. , WATSON WATSON FISHER, Mr. LOUIS JAMES and Miss MARY CARY will NEWand 47. Grand Opening Night, Sunday evening, 13th BROTHERS, the time until the usual hour of Ol' make Iheir first appearance tills season, and the entire October. Inimitable Mc.gical Representations by tho WATSON BROTHERS, BROTHERS, theatre-closing. Through¬ ERA HOUSE, Company will be Included In the distribution. world renowned East Indian Magician, Professor VA- WATSON BROTHERS, WATSON jgRYANT'8 NEK. 1. Cyclns. Programme. Part I. The Magical WATSON BROTHERS, BROTHERS, out the evening we neither suw nor heard anything of an Twenty-third street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, SQUARE THEATRE. Salon.The Wonders ol Science Revealed.Electrical Ex¬ WATSON BROTHERS, WATSON EVERYBODY GOES TO THE near Booth's Theatre. PROPRIETOR ....MR. SHERIDAN SHOOK beautiful and likewise novel. Part II. The WATSON BROTHERS, BROTHERS, indelicate character, while on the contrary we saw and UNION periments, Brll- WATSON WATSON EVERY EVENING AT & SATURDAY MATINEE AT 1 MANAGER MR. A. M. PALMER ireatest modern discovery, Decapitation. Part III. BROTHERS, was both and SARDOU'S GREAT SOCIETY PLAY, AGNES. iant Optical Cyclorama and most pleasing changes of WATSON BROTHERS, BROTHERS, heard much that entertaining amusing. A GENUINE 1UT. FOURTH WEEK OK AGNES, colors. WATSON BROTHERS, WATSON A new nnd original nefarious, omniferous, grand Ope- which has attracted during the past three weeks the WATSON BROTHERS, BROTHERS, In fact, so far as decency is concerned, the Theatre THEATRE COMIQUE, rale Burlesque : con-tounded upon and almost as incom¬ LARGEST AUDIENCES EVER GATHERED IN THIS FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. in their beaulilul act of Classic Groupings, prehensible an tile Sardonic production, and entitled st in their beautiful act of Classic Groupings. Comlque, if this one evening's experience Is a lair hIN ; KARROT, THEATRE. SANST. JAMES THEATRE, corner 28th and Broadway. an I concoc ed Mr. Miss AGNES ETHEL, for whom the play was written, Alls Glorious Success ot the Original ALL THE STAR TROUPE REMAIN invented, Imagined by the title role. BIRCH, WAMBOLD A BACKUS ALL TIIK STAR TROUPE REMAIN example of every other (and we are assured that it is), <14 BROADWAY, DAN BRYANT, AGNES MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. ALL THE STAR TROUPE REMAIN and will be brought out at an incredible and altogether \% ALL THE STAR TROUPE REMAIN. we wonld much rather send an Innocent girl or boy unheard ot expense, the imposing appointment* liavisu Seats secured six davs in advance. EVERY ONE DELIC11TKD. SHOUTS OF LAUGHTER. bet n from all those 01 the Box office open from 8 A. M. to ft P. M. A Bad Night's Rest The Great Vocal Quartet Second week of the beautiful act, collected source, Including every day . the run of "Black turnislud and to¬ Doors open ai night at 7'j. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock. BILLY BIRCH. WAMBOLD, READ, Second week of the beautltbl act, there than to Nlblo's during the BECAUSE THE bTst" ENTERTAINMENT Nile, kindly by Livingstone Stanley, .. gether with the letters trom with the Carriages may be ordered for 1U:30. Military on the Brain. FRKDRICKB and NORitlS. Sccond week of the beautiful act, autograph Ujiji, Miss ETHEL'S eugiigomont is limited to RIO nights. CHARLEY BUCKUS, MULLALY'S ORCHESTRA. Crook," or to Wallack's while the nakedness of Lydla Zanzibar postmark, to di mjlish the doubter*. REBECCA JANE. TIM. DIPSEY, TUB MORN 1 NO OLORIES, AMERICA CnAfl. GIBBON'S. Thompson and her blondes Is being exposed to public KINO KARROT KARACTHR& theatre. JOHNSON A POWERS, THE MORNINO B«wkryWILLIAM a FRELIGH.... Mana«e«- LOVE'S RAMBLES, Geo. Churles, in new acta. GLORIES, KINO KARROT.A son ot th^ raised from th« in TriK saddle. SCHOOL KEEPS, Everything new and fresh, view. soil, up M(iNI)av fv*v,EvEK ^ *** dU'lni? the Week' EVERY NIGHT at 8. Scats secured six days In advance. THE MORNINO OLORIES, dirt of tenii orary 1 rot-perity l>y an unprincipled fairy the da.hing Of course there Is no question of dramatic art at Issue. and put in possession 01 a u> auut siatid that didn't belong fqultn.n'.rtirte.01"MISS katk'fisher NARRATIVE THE MORNINO OLORIES, to him. favoritc '"'Personations, with of the Josh Hart makes no pretonce of running a comedy the¬ THEATRE COMIQUE, STANLEY'S OF DR. THE MORNINO OLORIES, UP FOR ALDERMAN DAN BRYANT hVt?«mc®[.ohr"POpUl"r DISCOVERY LIVINGSTONE nor of to a refined taste for tframatic FREDDY LEAN, alias "Prince Peanuts,' the atre, catering with °clober " anJ The is informed that Executed by those Twin Artists, real owm r of thu candy stand, in love public respectfully literature. He gives plenty of good solid fUn for a small 514 BROADWAY. an Infernal, and incut ring ;'n irental damages MR. HENRY M. STANLEY. : a W. H. BROOKWAY u! of the New York KERNS thereby also candidate MAZKFPA, the Special Correspondent Herald, who and enables a multitude of who would yawn TOOHALOORAL, popularly known as "Pop/' a was commissioned by the liberal enterprise of KKKNS price, people THEATRE COMIQUE. 614 CHAS. TEMPLETON H0,?8E ok tartary, JAMES CORDON BENNETT, ESQ., KEENS THEATRE COMIUUE. polisher of the un lerstaiidliig ih. WI.r'D, KERNS their Jaws loose over "The School for Scandal" or IIANKIPANKl, a vV'hiskcy Juggler and Ncgro- wllh ill "" muMr, scenic e :r« «m and a powerful to explore the Continent of Africa and discover the fate THEATRE COMIQUK. raancer CHAS. D'ALBERTI <¦ortIy will, upon his return to the United Stutes. deliver a evening agreeable Bed THE LARRY FAMILY a series of ALL THE STAR TROUPE I» A NEW THE TEMPLE OF FUN. Monkey, by .IpcWln JL?w&S?dyrailed LECTURES, Mr. Hart tells us that his invariable rule Is to change Reduced by pressure of circumstances to a well preserved in which he will narrate the thrilling experiences of his 01 Darwinian L. MORR1SSEY flrMMEK LIE& MAY. from to the - PROGRAMME OK FUN. THE TEMPLE OF FUN. .-pjeimrn hnminity Or, *a\' CAPE memorable journey, its inception crowning the bill every week, no matter how largo his audience POLICEMAN A striking member of the Lo¬ point of that most successful mission. FUN. cust Club .J'1. BONIFACE ' OP TEMPLE OF FUN. RS' f ". OOMWAVH BROOKLYN THEATRE The FIRST of MR. STANLEY'S SERIES OF LEC¬ PROGRAMME" Constant is his and he finds his THE KOLLYSOUINT, thi gin ie Fairy NKESE SEYMOUR Af Bronaon II o vv ur ic ty Comedy. TURES will be given at Stelnwny Hall, on or about De¬ maybe. novelty aim; FRED EMERSON ^Soc cember 3. Full particulars In future advertisements. PROGRAMME OP PUN. THE TEMl'LE OF FUN. SPOONIGONE.Sicond Fairy. Mnsic ¦«» profit in giving such variety as will continually tempt old BLACKO HARDS, bally hoo, Dancers, Vegetables, Supea. l JENNIE HUGHES, Miss ADA WRAY, ENDORSED AS SUCH BY Ac., Ac. Me-wra Norman, Dwyer, Raymond, Jaques, c^"^^^riii±;^.Bri,,i',nt ~~ to revisit him and to flock to his box Dougherty, Cros'iy, Shannon, Uabcasete, Bobfoster. EMERSON'S CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, i JENNIE HUGHES, Miss ADA WRAY, patrons stralngers ENDORSED AS SUCH BY Ac. JENNIE llUUHKS, . Miss ADA Eugendernin, Conobrien, Eddybrlggs, Ac., academy of music. 718 BROADWAY. 718 WRAY, office and scramble for seats. KNDORSED AS SUCH BY BrooklynMISS CHARLOTTE Ct'SHMAN MAGUIRE A BILLY EMERSON Proprietors JENNIE HUGHES, Miss ADA WRAY, mEg AND 0ENTLKMEN KELLY A LEON. J. A. PALMER Director of Amusement Miss KITTIE O'NEIL, 2UOUO LADIES AND GENTLEMEN favorite n.iSffS'KilSftSKSSEw ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME THIS WEEK. Miss KITTIE O'NEIL, 20 000 WF.EKLT LADIES AND GENTLEMEN in their specialties. BEHOLD THE CONSTELLATION OF STARS. Miss KITTIE O'NEIL, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 O'CLOCK. BILLY EMERSON, Miss KITTIE O'NEIL, SVfto LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Friday, October 18, MACBETH. the Star on the Stage. NELLY SANFORD, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN tiUY MANNERINO. brightest Ethiopian NELLY SANFOKD, = LADIES AND GENTLEMEN of music. Octol er HI, A. J. TALBOT, Mr. JOHN E '1 auSw Academy ITALIAN OPERA. KjUirdav, Tuc8U"J'- °»to«»r »S. at 8 A. the universal favorite and talented Comedian. HART, The preface of the above notice being compli¬ LADIES AND OENTLEMEN Director MAX MARBTZBK *V«ruS bw offlco.UlenCe HARRY STANWOOD, Mr. JOHN HART, entirely an*JJ LADIES AND OENTLEMEN POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST. ~ he does not the Man that makes Remarks on the Banlo. Mr. JOHN HART, mentary to the Munager, consequently pub¬ 20uX) WEEKLY LADIES AND GENTLEMEN - lish it. Oct. at 8 P. Mr. JOHN HART, - LADIES AND OENTLEMEN MONDAY, 1«, M, orERjL SHERIDAN AND MACK, JOHN g'uuo Seventh Subscription Night, I URI INF the great Character Artists of America. PRANK KERNS, Mr. SJ'OM LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IL TROVATORE. English Murtc last season PRANK KKRNS, Mr. JOHN THE SUNs- LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WEEKLY. « rendered by Wlatlon, CHARLES IIEYWOOD, PRANK Mr. JOHN We found an orderly and respectable audience,, com¬ 20,000 MISS CLAKA LOUISE KELLOOO, ^Church the great Male Soprano. KKRNS, ladies. SENORA SANK, OUR GREAT VOCAL CORPS. PRANK KERNS. Mr. JOHN prising many 20,000 BIGS. ABRUONEDO. Tl!MKS-RS 81|WMPB'n1'9'.!iC,*b6rPHILIP |>. GULAOER, J. A. PALMER, Mr. JOHN QUEEN, 20,000 *fi2.,eS MORIAMI, Mr. john THE 8UN . ami llrst appearance of M. COULON. emlnent artUt8' eminent Baritone. JOnN FRAZER, Queen, an 2J.000 genUcmen. Oct miss popular Basso. WM. WEST, Mr. WM, We neither saw nor heard anything of Indelicate 30,000 Ladle* WEDNESDAY, 16, antoniWen/e!"5 WM. Mr. WM. character. »nrt For the last time, MR. WM. 8. LEGOAT, JOHN FENICK, HENRY PERCY, WEST, 20,000 _ eminent Balladlst. THE DENERE BROTHERS, FAUST. MR. FRANZ RijMMERTZ, celebrated Tenor. THE DENERE THE SUN:. 20,000 gentlemen. MME. PAULINE LUCCA. S. A. HOLSWORSH, JAMES HERBERT, BROTHERS, The of solid fUn for a small SENORA SANZ. Australian Tenor. pleasing Alto. THE DENERE BROTHERS, Comlque gives plenty good, 20,000 SIOS. JAMET. sr. with the Orchestra of Solo Performance THE DENERE BROTHERS, price. VIZZANI, SPARAPANI, w.ffifMSKft Together only THE DENERE BROTHERS, LADIE8 FRIDAY, Oct. 18, in the profession, The above remarks are from the columns of the By general request, OCTOBER 21, Statue Dance. FRA DIAVOLO. first appearance of in their beautiful Clog NEW YORK SUN, AND MME. PAUialNE LUCCA. DELAHANTY A HENOLER. SATURDAY, Oct 19. flBSMiM EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Mr. B. E. CODING, Mr. O. L. STOUTE, GENTLEMEN GRAND KELLOGG MATINBB. R Mr. J. A. ORAUR, Mr. J. F. CROSS1N, NEW YORK SUN, TliE "WHITE ATHENEI'M, Mr. J. Mr. R. Ac. * Particulars in Sunday's papers. orP°>lte Niblo'g Garden. hall, twenty-third street BRADLEY, HALL,. NEW YORK SUN, WEEKLY. Knabe's pianos are used at the Academy of Music. ClIAS. WHITKf.r0*.dW#>' Associationand Fourth avenue..The greatest living English Ticket* can be obtained at the Academy of Music and at REs6Rf.'"Mal,,Ser historian, AN ENTIRE NEW OLIO, NEW YORK WE PRESENT FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING Schirmer's music store, 701 THKOKEATTHK family resort JAMES ANTHONY FROUDE, AN ENTIRE NEW OLIO, SUN, OCTOBER 14 A STARTLING ARRAY OF NOVELTIES, Broadway. LY KKSORt! will deliver a course of live lectures on the AN ENTIRE NEW OLIO, IN ADDITION I HP r u H AN ENTIRE NEW OLIO, NEW YORK SUN, GROUNDS, VENTIRENT <11ANWK OF BILL. 'RELATIONS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND IRELAND." entire TO OUR pAPITOLINE in the' city. LECTURE L. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16, and a new comic Looal Drama, tn which the Com¬ NEW YORK UNEQUALLEDgTAR BROOKLYN. e"nM>»ny In the city. "The Norman Conquest ol Ireland." pany appear, entitled SUN. COMBINATION. Lart/r>Mi «!!#! Ke"I c"*- LECTURE II., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18. THE EMPIRE CITY, MONDAY EVENING. OCT. 14, Kimjr mo^kTBw'stars "Ireland Under the Tudors and Stuarts." THE EMPIRE CITY, commenting on the entertainment at the ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL bight mors' new starA LECTURE III., MONDAY, OCTOBER 21, THE EMPIRE CITY, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. THURSDAY, FRIDAY eight more nfw ^tarq1 "The Penal Laws and Their Consequences." THE EMPIRE CITY. THEATRE COMIQUE, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. WEDNESDAY, added to our usual excellent troupe, making an LECTURE IV., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, MR. JOHN HART, THEATRE ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL ? liniirpa.'Wcd and coin nan v "Grattan and the Volunteers." MR. PRANK KKRNS, COMIQUB, ENTIRE CHANGE OK BILL . J powerful OCTOBER MR. JOHN WILD, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. Powerful company,' LECTURE V., FRIDAY, 25, the new THEATRE AND SATURDAY, rnmUrn"^!}Ln»urpa v.ed an,Jand powerful company.7 "The Rebellion of98, the Union and the Ireland ofTo-day." in new comic characters in COMIQUB, ENTIRE CHANGE OK BILL. PETITE at 7 P. M. Lecture commences at 8. DRAMA, THE EMPIRE CITY, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. .. BENSON, Doors open THEATRE ,LA won,,er. of the world. Course Tickets, $5. For sale ut Sertbner's, 054 Broad¬ DRAMA. THE EMPIRE CITY. COMIQUE, A NEW DRAMA, LA PETITP liKvifJv BENSON, way ; Association Hall and at his agent's, American Lit¬ NOTICE, NEW SKETCHES OCTOBER If. LA PETITE BFNSnS* H £,ETI. Institute. NOTICE. NOTICE. THEATRE COMIQUE, AND 16, 17, 18, erary Bureau, cooper NOTICE. NOTICE. NEW SeK: LA ?|?PETITE?1 BENSON. NOTICE. 5U BROADWAY, STARS. LAilTITKMISS MINNIE JACKSON institute exhibition NOTICE. FOR PARTICULARS READ THE OTHER COLUMN. MISS MINNIE .JACKSON NOTICE. NOTICE. FOR PARTICULARS READ THE OTHER COLUMN. GREAT ATTRACTION. M,8H MINklE JACKSON. American (FORTY FIRST ANNUAL) NOTICE. NOTICE. 614 BROADWAY, FOBFOR PARTICULARS READ THE OTHER COLUMN. MISS BLANCHE SELWYN NOW OPKN AT NOTICE. NOTICE. LocaL DRAMA, THE MISs BLANCHE SELWYN THE GRAND EXHIBITION BUILDING The evening's entertainment will commence 514 BROADWAY, EMPIRE CITY on ITH NEW COMIC LOCAL THE MEXICAN VAQUERO TROUPE, 8ELWYN- Third and Second -third street W THE DRAMA, 514 EMPIRE CITY miss JennyM,hHenBh,oAnM;'UE avenues, by Sixty WITH THE NEW COMIC LOCAL DRAMA. BROADWAY, EMPIRE CITY . ' MISS JENNY BENSON* An interesting, rare and Comprehensive exhibit, of THE EMPIRE CITY, EMPIRE CITY American Skill, Ingenuity, Artistic Development and THE EMPIRE CITY, showing conclusively that this theatre, so far as the series EMPIRE CITY In their extraordinary performances of capturing th* Material Progress. EMPIRE of entertainments and decorum are concerned, cannot be KM A. Open from 9 A. M. to 10 P. M. daily nntll Nov. IS. THE CITY, EMPIRE CITY MISS ADA GREENFIELD, . FOLLOWED BY surpassed. Splendidly lighted by the new oxy-hydrogen gas. EMPIRE CITY Wild Cattle of Texas and in their Daring Feats of MI8S ADA OBEENFIBLD. Choice Music ttne Exhibition Orchestral FOLLOWED BY SUN, MAKE NO MISTAKE. McKEE AND RODGERS, by Keatlng's FOLLOWED BY .. SUN, SATURDAY, Band day and evening. FOLLOWED BY SUN, SEPTEMBER McKEE AND RODGERS. Admission, W ecnts; Mechanics' tickets, in packages, 30 SUN. 23. MAKE NO MISTAKE. Horsemanship on their Native Mustangs. ODOERS- cents; children, 25 cents. A NEW OLIO OP FUN, THE OREAT RICARDO, J.^STEWART should visit this unequalled display. Very A NEW OLIO OF PUN. SUN, MAKE NO MISTAKE. THE GREAT RICAItDO. J. c. STEWART*. Everybody A NEW OLIO OF FUN, LIKE SCHOOLCRAFT near Central Park, ami can he reached by all lines of A NEW OLIO OF FUN, The Manaeer, in presenting the above remarks from the A FULL BRAS8 BAND street and steam cars, by carriages or loot Entrances on FOR columns ot the *>,000 HCUOOLCKA ft' Third and Second avenues. CONCLUDING (BY REQUEST) I NEW YORK H«"«LIKE SCHOOLCRAFt CONCLUDING (BY REQUEST) ONE SUN. WILL FURNISH MUSIC. * tan CONCLUDING (BY REQUEST) WEEK does not do It with any braggadocio feeling, but simply to Campbell; LI PERKINS. CONCLUDING (BY REQYEST) MORE satlsiy the public mind that an entertainment given at »COE8' E Concluding every eveninu and the matinees with the the IS-THE OREAT Burlesque, THEATRE COMIQUE, Do not fail to toe the Wonderful Exploits of RICARDO. "DEFENCE OF THE HEATHEN." THEATRE COMIQUE, RICARDO. ARRAH-NA-BROGUE. THEATRE COMIQUE, MISS KITTY LE ROY ARRAH-NA-BROGUE. and at all times presenting a continuous carnival of fun. GENUINE MEXICANS MISS KITTY LF ROY Association Halt AKRAll -NA-HROOUE. intermingled LE BOY- ARRAII-NA BROGUE. WHITE'S MINHM/MITTY AKKAH NA BKOUUE. BURLESQUE, on thoroughly trained and a powerful olio of fun, THURSDAY, OCT. 17. EVERY nn'' . u'»o or inn. 8CENE DRAMA, VISIT THE MaUneeit..!. everyP<'jr.,?rlulWednesday only, at 2 JO. NEW MEXICAN PONIES. ¦jkfETROPOHTAN AND KARCK, PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE. 201 BOWERY. THEATRICAL AND BEAUTIFUL. No on account of the weather. of THE SONG, "WEARING OF THE GREEN," VOCAL13MS, THEATRE postponement TONEYFirst appearance the famous gymnasts and aero- SHOW PRINTING THE SONG, "WEARING OF THE GREEN," COMIQUE. Lata, MME. XITELLa THE BONtf, "WEARING OF THE MINISTREL9Y, and ESTABLISHMENT, UKEEN," ADMISSION SO CENT* THE YARELLA BROTHERS. GRAND TRIAL DANCE. SONO, DANCE. AO., CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS U CENTS. A new Dramatic Sensation, mil of Tableaux, Muitc, Ef¬ HERALD BUILDING, GRAND TRIAL DANCE. can be a* refined a< and as respectable as any theatre In fect#. Ac., THE SLAVE'S DKKAM. GRAND TRIAL DANCE. existence, being tree from all objectionable features and WEEKLY. TON'Y PASTOR'S NEW COMIC BUDGET. BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. endorsed by the 20 ,U00. Oales open at 1 P. M. Performance commences at 3 H ARRIOAN'and HART. JENNIE ENOEL, THE LAUGHABLE BARNDOOR REEL. P. M. Carter, Kernel), Mason, Manning, Glrard, Mclinda Nagle, A LARGE NEW YOKK HUN. Celia llerd.all the Star*. ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, THE LAUGHABLE BARNDOOR REEL. GARDEN, MATINEES TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. MINSTREL AND VARIKTY CUTS CONSTANTLY MR. JOHN QUEEN AND MR. J. BRADEY. NEW YORK SUN. TIVOLI18 St. Mark's place. *> e MR. JOHN AND MR. J. BRADEY. THIS AFTKRPiOON, at 4 o'clock, ON QUEEN NEW YORK SUN. SACRED CONCERT. 81XTH WEoMhe OREAT 25 CENT snowi HAND. Admission free. WAILEY'S CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE will continue ALL THE GREAT COMPANY IN THE PIECE. NEW YORK SUN. THIS EVENING, at 9 o'clock, EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, "DERSONS LIVING OUT OF TOWN WHO DESIRE ALL THE UiiEAT COMPANY IN THE PIECE. GRASID SACRED CONCERT foot ot , East Rlrer. the above comments will have a to a lull and efficient Orchestra. THE LATEST AND THE MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. We hope tendency by PAUL Admission, 25 cent*. Reserved neat*. 28 cent* extra. LIVELIEST NEWS OF EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. alter the minds ot many regarding the respectability of Admissions} cents. FALK. This week have been added to the troupe the MATINEE an entertainment of a variety character. BORNELL RUNNELL8 FAMILY, THE METROPOLIS SHOULD READ THE Matinee every Wednesday and Saturday. MENDELSSOHN UNIOJt-SPRCIAD FKaNK the Contortionist, The ladies scream with delight YORK ROBINSON, EVENING ' notice..The first meeting of the season will be held besides all the established favorite*, TELEGRAM. THIS GIGANTIC PERFORMANCE CAN The children are amused. NEW Filth avenue and Fourteenth the « re a test o' Bareback of each act and the tnanv artists at the society rooms street, Slg. SEBASTIAN, Riders, The marked rapidity on Tuesday evening noxt, October 16, when Haydn's LUCILLE WATSON, first HALL each night almost bewilder an audience to ' THE lady Equestrienne. THEATRE. AND PARLORS SIX. THIS GIGANTIC PERFORMANCE CAN appearing "Seasons and Mendelssohn's "Hymn of Praise" will t* ITALIAN BRIGANDS, BIJOUteenth street, near Fifth avenue, to let tor balls, ascertain how It Is done. in rehearsal. Competent oorsons are Invited to with appropriate Music. Costumes, Ac., first time. concorts, theatricals, Ac, SEEN ONLY Hut It IS done at the placed T. L. HARRIS, Doors open atl and at 7 P. M. BE THEATRE COMIQUB, Join the society. Secretary. Circus an hour performances begin later, giving time BULL VIOLIN STRINGS, "PATH NT VIOLIN V BE SEEN* ONLY THEATRE COMIQUE. AUSE'8 SOIREE DANSANTE, (or the audience to examine the splendid addition to Chin Rest." Musical Joiirnsl and catalogues mailed THEATRE COMIQUE, 114 and 116 East Thirteenth OLEAddress AMERICAN MUSICAL THEATRE COMIQUE, s- Masonic Hail, street, COLLECTION OF WILD ANIMALS. free. AGENCY, WC'lin- 514 at the Broadwav HAVE VISITED THE THEATRE COMIQUE WEEKLY. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1872. ton place. Several fine old Violins lor sale low. ftU Broadway 314 WEEKLY. 614 THEATRE Broadway 614 BROADWAY, WEEKLY. ohitar, .no, cloo and sono and dancs EN PORTRAITS" and boxino academy, i* 814 _ clinton 514 Broadway .. WEEKLY. Banjo,taught in a single quarter, by HENRY C. DOBSON, "P placc. near Broadway..Boxing taught In one month. 514 Broadway 614 BROADWAY, 360 Bowery. Fine Hanios irom $5 to (SO, OF NEW YOKlT Fencingassortment of and 514 WEEKLY. "CELEBRITIES, A fine Fencing Apparatus Boxing 514 Broadway and at tno WEEKLY. Gloves on hand and lor sale. Colonel MONSTERY. 514 Broadway every night regular WEEKLY. A BTARTLINO SENSATION IN THB BY GODOLPhTn BLAKE, 514 Broadway WEDNESDAY gli BROADWAY. -yyATCH SEVENTY-FIRST REGIMENT BAND.-PIIIST 514 Broadway and BROADWAY. EVENING TELEGRAM, READ THEM IN THE I^BKN'S