AMirsKMBirrs. AHVHKHKNT9. AWMMOWS; _ _ ASTUS®*®"?**- iLYMPIC. GRNKVIEYE OK BBABANT. THEATRB COMIQUE, THEATRE. BOUOIOAULT. OBAND OPBBA HOUBK. o Enormou* aaecrn and triumph of 514 Sit BROADWAY. BOOTH'SEdwin Booth Proprietor mod Mtiinf. IT Mils. MARIE A.IMEKU: AIMEE.PARISIAN OPERA BOl'FFE. 614 MB. JOSH HART Lessee and Manager gHlCOM I (J LAST NIOHTS Or FOUBTH ORAN'D OPERATIC the 0. H. 4 BROADWAY. MR. AND MBS. DION BOUOIOAULT CONCBBTt . period with celebrated, CHIZZOLA CO... Director* UE Aiiie* Robertson). l5K7men??or.nil The reigning Queen of Opera Bouffe, 61* THBATBR THEATRB COMIQUE. So5U (Miss 4ul>l»g SVLpH Mile. MARIE . . Monday, Wednesday, Friday, THIS l**«tinilFluK _ AIMEB. COMIQUE. 6M aRbah NA POGUE. (SUNDAY) EVBNINO, OCT. V. mi lk, zoe, The world-renowned comic trtiit, 614 g»lCo5l< UE Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, MAX mllk. zoe. Mon*. GABEL, 614 THEATRE COMIQUE. OE and at 2 MABETSBK mdmimi with nmct that COMK . Who will ippttr In tnc great sensational drama, and the unapproachable cast of character* In 614 Saturday Matinee, o'ciook, MLLK. MARIE AIMBB^ entitled the New Drama ol t* to la . in live acts and ten tableaux, the GENBVIBVE DE BR IBANT, 614 BROADWAY, COMH UE NIOHT AND this participate the grand musical entegainment at A NOEL OF MIDNIGHT, received throughout with tumultuous enthusiasm and 614 KERRY; Or, MOBNINO, (Sunday) eraulnc. singing a eavatlna from 'La OF MIDNIGHT, crowded will be 614 COMI< UE and Fllle du Regiment" and ANOEL ' houses, repeated TRSUfV UUAWW Gounod's "AVE MARTS." Tfca ANOBL OF MIDNIGHT. EVERY N1CBT :!.in v.of-k. at 8o'clock, and 614 OPPOSITE programme in Ita entirety U of marked meriv DEATH, SATURDAY MATINEE, AT 2. BROADWAY, cOMlZ UE MR. BOUCICAULT at Shaun the Post and Kerry. instrumentations by the affording Mile. MABIB AIM EE DROGAN COMK UE MI88 AONE8 ROBERTSON (Mrs. Rouctcault) as Arrali COMBINED aRAND LOVE, aa THE ot the Kiss and Jessie (tier original character*. MR. of the OBCHBSTBAI CUPID, .MLLE. ZOB. Mona. GABEL as the incomparable . GENDARME THEATRE COMlQCE. 8HIBL Genevieve. Mona. JUTBAU as Due THEATRE COMH UE HARRY aa Michael Feenr and Casaidy. MISS GRAND OPERA HOU8B AND ACADBMY Of REVENUE, Mile. BONELUaa COMIQUE. BT. NICHOLAS KATB NEWTON as Mrs. Desmond. A solo b7 the celebrated MU3IO. JUSTICR, Sltroy. Mons DUCHESNE ns Charles Martel. THEATRE COMIQUE. COMHUE SPECIAL MENTION..In of Ute limit of MERCY. Mona LECUYER as Orabuge (the Sergeant). THEATRE COMIQUE. consequence viollnlgtj Mile. HOLLAND. Conductor, Mons. VAN GHELE. THEATRE COMIQUE. COMK UE this engagement, each ot tho above play* oan be per¬ of the Fifth Avenue 'by the gre« plants Beats secured six days In advance at the Box Office, noTEu formed lor NINB NIOHTS only. Theatre-^asolo Noh. and 114 614 Igsnss and gam* for vocalUm, selected from the moat and at Bchlrmer'a music store, 701 Broadway. Beat* may be secured a week in ad ranee at the theatre, grand opera* and Interpreted by artists of popular BROAD w* or at Dltson k Co. 'a music store, 711 Brpadway. * TilE GRAND ITALIAN OPERA Pauline Markham, Aggie Wood, Oeo. Atkins, MURRAY WAY. 8WICOMIC UE from the of Music, COMPANY Lisa Weber. Theresa Wood, T. W. Keene, DOMINICKProduced his great sensational Drama Academy including Belle Ilowitt, Jennie Arnot, A. H Sheldon, SCAPED PROM KINO 81 NO. T C T C COMIt UE theatre. Mile. LEONI LBVIELlI. Prima Donna Sopraaa BROADWAY. WM. B. FRKLIGH . Blgnor* ABRUONEDO, Tenor. Emma <1 rattan, Jennie Satterlee, Barry Stewart, Sany, N. Y.. to the largest audience H 6 O HO Bowery MONDAY .Manager .ad others, In the new Burlesque Extravagant*, entitled ever assembled within the wall* of the Theatre. E N E M SoMI< UE EVENING, October JB, Bignor MORIAMI, . and the THREE MUk-KE-TEERS, ARCH STREET THBATRK, PHILADELPHIA, to follow. All A I during week, . THREE MU8-KR-TEER8, T Q T w* S85 the celebrated American Autnores* and Tragedienne, PROGRAMME. thus affording families and children an opportunity to ANNOUNCEMENT..OLYMPIC. * R 8 COMIv[UE MIm JOHANNA PRITCIIARD, FART I. witness this beautiful who are unable to attend E BE THEATRE wilappear, for the first time here. In her new and origi¬ burlesque J>RELIMINARY I nal Drama, written in a and foar 1. Overture."Zampa" BROADWAY, . by herself, prologue TTsraM the evening representations. MESSRS. HAYES A COLVILLE, while regretfully 514 THEATRE acta, entitled THE COMBINED GRAND ORCHESTRAS. compelled to announce the ensuing TWO WEEKS as the BROADWAY. THKATRE 1 Romance."Dlnorah" ATHENiEUM, last (for the present) of the unprecedentedly brilliant en¬ AURAMAKIA; Mererbeer WHITE'SWHITE'S ATHENAEUM, gagement with Me-isrs. C. A. (mlxzola A Co. for patronized by fashionable multitudes. OPPOSITE . or, GOLD MAD, Signer MORIAMI. 686 opposite Klhlo's Oarden. MLLE. MARIE AIMEB THEATRE played by her with Iminenae Miccese throughout Enrope & Aria."Robert le Diable" Meyerbeer CHA8. WHITBBROADWAY, the THE LADIES' RESORT. THEATRE and America. The play abounds In tho most intensely Mile. LEONI LBVIELLI. Manager. and FAVORITE THE THEATRE exciting scenes and tableau*. A cast will t Pianoforte Solo of. THE OREAT FAMILY RESOBT. PARISIAN OPERA BOUFFR COMPANY. Miss powerful sup¬ Chopin Pronounced by the press and public to be the most have unfeigned satisfaction In being able to announce UNMISTAKABLE MARKS THEATRE PRITCUARU, und also expressly engaged, Mr. WALTER. pleasing entertainment in the city. that at great outlay, for the purpose of continuing an un- THEATRE port & Aria."Trovatore" Verdi ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL. brokua chain of the OP APPRECIATIVE DELIGHT. ST. KICHOLAfl OIRARD BROTHERS, Sienor ABRUONEDO. EVERYTHING NEW. FRESH AND SPARKLING. HIGHEST CLASS OP LIGHT ENTERTAINMENTS, THEATRE Mr. CHARLES LORD, 6. Oavatlna».. "La FillFlllo du Regiment" Donizetti IMMENSE COMPANY. they have entered Into arrangements with Alex. Hen¬ The greatest combination THEATRE Mr. &AMUBL LANO. Mile. MARIE AIMEE. Every performer noted for their artistic excellence. derson, Esq., whereby the acknowledged Qtieeu of Bur¬ HOTEL, THEATRE The Comedy, in one Act, ot 7. Vaiae."Morgenblatter" Stratuu lesque, of attraction ever prevented to the public. THEATRE TURTLE DOVES, GRAND COMBINED OBCHESTBAS. theatre . . _ preeeeds the Drama. Look at the unparalleled array ot novelty I MISS LYDIA THOMPSON KM FRIDAY. First appearance of the great protean artist and THE MAMMOTH STAR TROUPE, 614 THEATRE Benefit of MIm JOHANNA PBITOHARD. FABT II. MISS ANNIE HINDLE. HER UNEQUALLED COMPANY, theatre The popular young Trag dian, MISS ANNIE HINDLB. will perform an engagement, limited to four weeks, com¬ pronounoed by the press to be without an equal. theatre Mr. NEIL W ARM-, rt, L Overture.'"Mlgnon" Thomas MISS ANNIE HINDLE. MISS ANNIE HINDLB. mencing November 11, 1872, when they will appear in BROADWAT. THEATRE will shortly appear. GRAND COMBINED ORCHESTRAS. MISS ANNIE HINDLE. MISS ANNIE HINDLE. A WELL-KNOWN BURLESQUE, COMMENTS OF THE PRESS. 1 Sereoado."Don Giovanni" Mozart MISS ALICE HOMERS. for the FIRST, and will be the ONLY TIME here, which THKATRE ALLACK'S. Signer MORIAMI. MISS ALICE SOMKR8. will be produced in tho most unexceptionable manner, us The old-established family paper, the 514 w Proprietor and Manager.. Mr. LESTER WALLAOK1 Violin Solo."The Last Roae of Summer" Moon MISS ALICE SOMER8. -MISS ALICE SOMBBS. regard* CAST OF CHARACTERS, SCENEKY, COS- BROApj^^/g aNd manager FIFTH WEEK Bignor PADOVANNI. MISS ALICE HOMERS. MISS ALICE SOMhRS. TUMK8 AND APPOINTMENTS SUNDAY TIMES, and i. Terzetto."Lucrezia Borgia" Donizetti and for the first in connection with this SUNDAY TIMES, CONTINUED SUCCESS Mile. LEVIELLI, Signers ABRUONEDO and MORIAMI. First appearance of the (Treat champion skaters, introducing time, * AUSTIN AND HKS8. company, SUNDAY TIMES, of Mr. W. 8. Gilbert's chunnlng comedy 8. Aria."AVE MARIE" Gounod AUSTIN AND HESS. PRINCIPAL DAN8EU8E AND PULL CORPS DE SUNDAY TIMES AND MESSENOER. THK lit ffl S « « Mile. MARIE AIMEE. AUSTIN AND HESS BALLET. SUNDAY TIMES, endorsed DURING THE PAST TEN 6. Introduction and Chorus."Lohengrin" Wagner ©AN OUILFOIL. DAN OUILFOIL..mvmntr SUNDAY TIMES AND MESSENGER, *Vee&by oyer COMBINED GRAND ORCHESTRAS. DAN OUILFOIL.. ... AIMBE OPERA BOUFFE REAPPEAR DEC. 9. SUNDAY TIMES, 140, 140'000 140i PYGMALION AND GALATEA, CONCERT BEGINS AT 8. The charming artiste, SUNDAY TIMES, 000 000 Tickets securing .'cats can now be purchaaed at the MISS MINNIE JACKSON. MISS MINNIB JACKSON. OP MUSIC-LUCCA. SUNDAY TIMES, 140,000 Box office, which WILL BB OPBN TO-DAY from 13 M. to MISS MINNIE JACKSON. MISS MINNIE JACKSON. ^CADBMY SUNDAY TIMES, ladies 4 P. M. The young and beautiful comedienne, ITALIAN OPERA. .LUCCA. and HW with Its SUNDAY, NOV. 4, MISS MILLIE COOK. Director MAX MARETZEK NOAH'S . '& ge»t££2ee. BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL SCENERY. FIFTH GRAND OPERATIC CONCERT. HI86 MILLIE COOK. MISS MILLIE COOK. POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST. WEEKLY MESSENGER, THK Sfc- OF MISS MILLIE COOK. REPERTOIRE FOR THE WEEK. SUNDAY TIMES, "?fSir|5ADBLEASR READ the JAMEg = OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. opera house, Everybody's favorite, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, at 8 o'clock- In its comment on the Llgl ()F NAMEg NO RETTER PLAY HAS EVER BEEN PRODUCED GrandWest Twenty thlr street, corner of Eighth avenue. J. C. STEWART. LA8T TIME OF entertainment makes the following remarks K4«1I m THE OE EAMEE . HEREt Curtain rises qu irter to 8. Carriages may be or¬ J. C. STEWART. IL TROVATORE. tJ«T THE VERY BEST COMEDY OF THE PRE8BNT DAY I dered for II o'clock. * |* Reserved seats for this theatre J. C. STEWART. MISS KELLOGG, SENORA SANZ, 0JS5e»CI?I'in THE THREES OE Bl«- ADMIRABLE IN EVERY RESPECT I may always be secure i one week in advance. Ticket That THE WORRELL SIBTERS. BEYOND COMPARISON THE VERY REST! offices at the GRAND OPERA HOUSE and FIFTH AVE- gifted son of Motnus, _ _ BIOS. AHRl'ONEDO, MORIAMI, COULON. LESQUE, LUKE SCHOOLCRAFT. LUKE SCHOOLCRAFT. WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 30, at 8 o'clock. The result of years of later is seen in Mr. Hart's man¬ FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEA80N OP THE PYGMALION AND GALATEA NUK THEATRE dally from 8 till 5. Admission to all First time in America of JUEENS OP BURLESQUE EVERY EVENING, part* tl ; secured seats, flu centa and $1. ItUKB SCHOOLCRAFT. LUKE SCHOOLCRAFT. MME. PAULINE LUCCA agement of the Theatre Comlque to-day. UEBN8 OF BURLE8{ UB THE MOST STRIKING AND ORIGINAL EFFECT PRO¬ Bole Lessee and Manager Mr. AUGUBTIN DALY in her GREAT ROLE of LEONORA, l/KKNS OK BURLESQUE DUCED FOR YEARS Mr. Daly begs to state that. In MR. CHARLES HENRY, In Donizetti's Opera ot Wo have visited It frequently of late ; and last Tuesday UKENS OP BURLESQUE is presented In this plecc by pursuance of programme which he In his Scotch and Irish ballads. LA PAVORITA. UEENS OK BURLESC UE THtC OPTICAL ILLUSION had arranged upon assuming the CAMPBELL. COES. MULLIGAN. FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, at 8 o'clock- evening rat through the entire performance, not only JUEENS OK BURLESQUE or the management ot the Grand Opera By general request. THE - . "DISSOLVING STATUE," House, or giving frequent change* PRESCOTT. LANG. HENRY. THE HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL REPRESENTATION of without fatigue or annoyance of any sort, but with THE by Professor TOBIN, of the Royal Polytechnic Institution, of performance, and of presenting, CHARLES WHITE. DON GIOVANNI, THE- London. so far as practicable, a fresh novel¬ MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY ONLY AT 2%. with the same GREAT CAST, and with the addition of thorough entertainment ana interest, and with absolute SOPHIE, SISTERS. ty every month, he has now to an¬ the celebrated LETTER ARIA, by Miss Kellogg, will be SISTERS. NION SQUARE THEATRE. KXTRA. nounce FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, repeated for the Last Time. respect for the mode in which the mangement IRENE SISTERS. u THE LONG RUN Or THE LAST NIGHTS OF LE ROI St James Theatre, corner 28th st and Broadway. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, at 1 P. M.. SISTERS. AGNES. CAROTTE. SAN AN ENTIRELY NEW BILL GRAND LUCCA MATINEE. have fulfilled their self-allotted task. We can assure the SISTERS. The extraordinary outlay and lar-tained SISTERS. The Editor of the Weekly Review says quired In this superb and amusing by the inimitable "NOT ana suc¬ BIRCH, WAMBOLD A BACKUS' RUBINSTEIN CONCERTS . STEIN WAY HALL. public that, from first to last, the patrons of the Theatre JENNIE. SISTERS. TO SEE THE PIECE RUNNING IN POPULAR spectacle, the onormoux SaN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. THERUBINSTEIN aad WIENIAW8K1 lu Chamber Music. SISTERS. FAVOR, IS TO LEAVE ONE'S SELF OUT OF THE cess which It has met with, defer First appearance of the TO THE PUBLIC. Comlque will hear no word and witness no gesture that JENNIE, SISTERS. WORLD. Tho tide that is flowing too strong and steady for a lime the production of its sue- SCHEMERllORN'S BOY.original 8ISTERS. to resist. ceedlog novelty, but ROI CAROTTE SCIiEMKRHORN'S BOY. At the close of tho first and unpreccdenily successful prudery itself could term Indelicate, coarse or vulgar. SOPHIE SISTERS. "Society will not allow you to escape from the flood. LAST NIGHTS must positively be withdrawn SCHEMERHORN'S BOY. series ofconcerts, given In New York. Brooklyn, Boston SISTERS. The question becomes as stereotyped as the conventional shortly. THE HAIR DRESSERS. TIIK PHOUR CANDIDATES. and the principal New England cities, Mr. GRAU respect¬ The performance Is varied, aud in most cases excellent SISTERS. inquiries about your health, or observations toucning the ~f~ THE HAIR DRESSERS. THE PHOUR CANDIDATES. fully desires to return thanks for the generous and up- SISTERS. weather, 'How do you like Afinest' 'Which Agnes, my The Home Journal save:."Tha THE PHOUR CANDIDATES. manner in which this arduous to The negro minstrelsy compares favorably with any in IRENE. SISTERS. cousin? She is one of the objects of my adoration.' 'No; BOI CAROTTE. strongest troupe ot theatrical 'stars' THE HAIR DRESSERS. attempt pro- SISTERS. I mean Agnes at the ever congregated at a placc of NEW SONGS, FRESH JOKES AND COMIC DANCES. SrcciaUveuce the best works with the greatest virtuosi has been UNION THEATRE. amusement New at 8. Seats secured six In advance. met and seconded. the city.and it Is only an episode ; the dancing and slng- SISTERS. SQUARE in York is now Begins days THE RUBINSTEIN CONCERTS SISTERS. Of course you have seen it.' The last observation is made gathered at the Orand Opera House in a tone which that If have not seen in ROI CAROTTE. Mrs. JOHN OT. JAMES' HALL, LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND, have elicited a musical enthusiasm and received a sup¬ ing are both of fair quality.quite up to that of prevalent SOPHIE SISTERS. Implies you it, you which are unmistakable evidences of the SISTERS. must certainly have noglected your duty to society, and WOOD, JOHN BROUGHAM, EM¬ port popular tho dramas presented aro not AND SISTERS. have, therefore, 110 right to rank yourself with people of MA HOWSON, ROSE HER3EE, CRAMMED HOUSES I estimate of first class entertainments, and Mr. Orau can¬ burlesque organizations; It too much moral fortitude to withstand STUART the OlorloUH anil undoubted success of not refrain from an acknowledgment ot his thanks for JENNIE. SISTERS. style. requires ROBSON, MA.IU,! eminent as to literary merit, but they aro SOPHIE SISTERS. the humiliation, especially it' it be repeated for weeks, or TONS and the LAURI FAMILY, THE GREAT ROLLIN HOWARD. the most liberal manner In which hi* efforts have been particularly AND IRENE. even and when vott are told tor the fortieth time have each and "A hit, a palpable hit" approved and aided. SISTERS. months, separately formed The Press and Public all unlto In him So has been the desire to hear lively and amusing pictures of local lite.and they are IRENE AND JENNIE. that you 'ought to,' or you 'must' see it, you bow at last to the chief and almost only attrac¬ declaring great AND IRENE AND JENNIE. tlw verdict." tion at many places of amusement THE GREATEST VOCAL BURLESQUE ARTIST Messrs. RUBINSTEIN WIEINAWSKI IKENE AND * In New York and elsewhere. that over appeared In England. IN CHAMBER MUSIC clean. JENNIE. popular These, HOWARD Mr. Grau has been Induced to a series of IRENE AND JENNIE. ""BOW TO THE POPULAR VERDICT," with the other actors and singers, THE GREAT ROLLIN that arrange The of Mr. Hart's both before and be¬ ^HESE LADIES WILL APPEAR IN and secure your seats tor the grund scenery.gorgeous dresses, in his protean change entertainment, THREE EVENING SOIREES OF CHAMBER MUSIC, discipline theatre, a chorus ot "HOWARD AT HOME." to bo given on A GRAND REVIVAL OP AGNES AT ONCE. forty and counties su¬ of the TUESDAY EVENING,EVENING. NOVEMBER 12, hind the curtain, is as rigid as In any first clas« theatre IXION IXION IXION Box office open every day from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M, pernumeraries, torm probably tha English press:. . Opinions , NOVEMBER IXION IXION IXION most expensive dramatic entertaln- "A superior vocalist as a soprano, and understands the THURSDAY EVENING, 14, RS. GULAGER'S ment ever offered in this of tne actor. '.The Pout Oct 1. FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 16. when in the city. Many ladles are in his audience nightly, and IXION IXION IXION country." art Daily RUBINSTEIN and IXION IXION IXiON M GRAND CONCERT, TENTH MATINEE OV ROI CAROTTE, SATURDAY, AT "Before bis entertainment was completed he had suc¬ Messrs. WIENIAWSKI, it is most the relative IXION IXION IXION IRVING HALL, IS- ceeded in establishing himself a favorite, lie has a voice assisted by several eminent artists, his honorable ambition to Increase OCTOBER rare and Including IXION IXION IXION THURSDAY EVENING, SI, of power brilliancy.".Liverpool Mercury, number of these. If ladles wish to euJoy an evening of IXION IXION IXION Opera of Oct 1. Messrs. LOEWENBERO, BERGNER, GOFFRIE and IXION THE MAN AT THE LURLINE, IN PREPARATION a new and REMARKABLE SEN. "He shines bright In such characters as Miss Afengate, MATZKA, ; OR, WHEEL. CHAR¬ of a and Innocent merriment may fearlenly go IXION; OR, THE MAN AT THE WHEEL. Secured Seats, $3. At the Mimic stores. Rullman, 114 8ATION, of a LOCAL and CONTEMPORANEOUS a coquettish roung lady, with the new song, 'Toddling on will appear In the exposition branch of art In which hearty they BE Fifth Avenue Hotel. ACTER, bared npon a "POLLY" of . have won distinction. IXION WILL PRODUCED WITH Broadway. UNIQUE INTEREST, New Brighton Beach." He is a great success." The Daily they special to the Theatre EVERY now creating a FURORE IN PARIS, and adapted to .Courier, Oct. 2. Among the works to be produced at these Soiree* are Comlque. events- of human Mr. AUGUSTIN "This artist the with all the ofa true C minor Mendelssohn SCENE THOMAS' SYMPHONY living purport, by trolls stage majesty Trio, The above is of an editorial notice which NEW AT STEINWAY HALL.CONCERTS, DALY. genius. Mr. Howard is a type of true genius that U rarely Quartet, C major Beethoven part appeared AND THE ORIGINAL MUSIC THEO. seen is his forte ; perfection In all Hummell ALL AND CAST, The public Is respectfully informed that Mr. THEO. nowadays. Versatility SeptetB in the WITH A COMPANY In with numerous will AVENUE THEATRE, his experience. Be It song, acting or mimicking, Trio, flat Beethoven TIMES WITH A THOMAS, compliance requests, 5TH West 24th street, near Broadway. Begins at 8. tartse is eminently successful in all, and he would be a Quartet Mendelssohn SUNDAY COMPANY g,VB AUGUSTIN DALY Sole Lessee aud shrewa critic that would be able to pronounce with a Quintet Schumann THAT CANNOT BE EQUALLED AS BURLESQUE ^SERIES OF SIX SYMPHONY CONCERTS, Manage* certainty in which part he succeeds the best".Kirkdale Trio, B flat Schubert SUNDAY TIMES ARTISTS IN AMERICA. commencing SATURDAY RVENINO, November 9. Advertiser, Oct 5. Octet Mendelssohn THE COMPANY CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING The remaining Concerts will take place on SATUR¬ "Mr. Howard Is very versatile, and the spirit with Trio, G minor Rubinstein OP SUNDAY, OCTOBER » STAR ARTISTS, NAMELY;. DAY, December 28; SATURDAY, January 11; SATUR¬ C Rubinstein THE WORRELL SISTERS, I March With the present week Mr. DALY will begin hli which he renders his excellent songs at once secures suc¬ Trio, minor 30. IRENE AND DAY, February ; SATURDAY, 29; SATURDAY, ANNUAL COMEDY REVIVALS, .Liberal Oct. 6. SUNDAY, OCTOBER SOPHIE, JENNIE, April 28. cess." Review, Quartet Haydn SOPHIE, IRENE AND SUBSCRIPTION Reserved the present series to embrace some ot the most brilliant "Mr. Rollin Howard, as a female impersonator, has Quartet Schumann 20. IRENE JENNIE, TICKET, including Seat. $8. and entertaining specimens of LIFE and SOCIETY in made a splendid hit".The Era, Oct. 6. These concerts will be arranged with special reference SUNDAY, OCTOBER SOPHIE, AND JENNIE, Subscriptions are now received at all the principal the LAST CENTURY. THE OREAT ROLLIN HOWARD, to the artistic excellence of the music and its adaptation FIR8T APPEARANCE THIS SEASON OF THE FAVOR- Music Stores, and at the Warerooms of Stelnway A Sons, as "La Prima Donna," in tils magnificent every to the cultivated taste of the musical public, and nothing THE SUN IVE VOCALIST AND BURLESQUE ACTRESS, where also circulars can be ootalned. MONDAY OCT. toilet*, - NIGHT, 28. 1872, night will be left undone to render them unexceptionable in THE SUN MISS LILLIE HALL. SPECIAL NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. ami itlso on THE SUN MISS LILLIH HALL. Subscribers desirous the same scats for the character. of having TUESDAY, Oct 29, and on FRIDAY. Nor. 1, 'ASSOCIATION HALL, CORNERKOURTH AYEN UE Further details will be fully given In future announce¬ MISS LILLIE HALL. six concerts ean select their seat* ON AND AFTER MON will be act.-d, for the first, second and third times in tlii* J\ and Twenty-third street. ments. remarks:."We found a respectable audience, comprising MISS LILLIE HALL. DAY, October 21, at STEINWAY k SONS', and obtain a theatre, Mr. Thomas llolcrnt't's most udmlrable dramatio TUESDAY, OCT. 2V, 8 P. M. MISS LILLIE HALL. seat check, good lor the series the Dr. PAUL HOFFMAN lectures on THEATRE. many ladles." MISS LILLIE HALL. work, In Ave acts, entitled "Japan nnd the Japanoe," SQUARE REAPPEARANCE OF THB MOST ARTISTIC ROAD TO RUIN. Prince Ambassador. -JJNION the we neither saw nor heard REAPPEARANCE OF THE MOST ARTISTIC Mr. Dornton, a London banker Mr. Charles Flatter ¦endorsed by Ito, Japanese Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK Throughout evening any¬ SACRED.NEW YORK 8TADT THEATRE, 47 BOWERY. (his first appearance In that character.) Admission M cents; Reserved Seats 75 cents. Mr. A. M. PALMER SONG AND DANCE ARTIST IN THE WORLD, EXTRAORDINARY EXCITEMENT. SUNDAY, Oct. 27. mm Mr. Tickets at 114 and 701 and at the Hall. Manager of an indelicate while, on the contrary, BONO AND DANCE ARTIST IN THE WORLD' Inimitable the re¬ Harry Dornton, his Henry Crisp Broadway thing character, * - L Magical Representation by world his Mr. D. 8EVENTII WEEK MACKIN | WILSON. nowned East Indian Magician, Mr. Sulky, partner whiting WEDNESDAY MATINEE BALLS-NEW we saw and heard much that was both and MACKIN Mr. Smith, his head clerk Mr. F. Chapman entertaining WIL80N. PROFESSOR YANEK. Charles Goldfinch, a sporting character MURRAY'SYork Casino, 81, 53 and 55 Houston street between AND UNABATED SUCCESS OF MACKIN WILSON. Mr. George Clark* Broadway and Bowery, commencing Nov. 6, 1872. amusing. In Act, so flu- as decency Is concerned, we MACKIN WILSON. PROGRAMME. John Milford Mr, MACKIN WILSON. PART I..An entirely new and extraordinary Selection JB. Klnggoid A KIKST CLASS ELOCUTIONIST IS AGNES, rather send an innocent or to the Theatre MACKIN WILSON. old Silky, a money lender Mr. W. I emoyne would boy girl from Prof. Vanek's wonderful Magic Portfolio. * Mr. now to receive a few more Im¬ MACKIN WILSON. Jacob, hU man Owen Fawcett prepared pupils upon best PART II..The sensation scene. Decapitation. - ELOCUTION.. Sardou's last and play, written expressly for a sam¬ Mr. Williams, a hosier Mr. J. Burnett mediate application. Address ELOCUTION, Herald of!tcc. Comique, It this one evening's experience is fair MACKIN WILSON. PART III..Tho very much admired Optical Cvclo- a hatter Mr. E. Pierce WEEK OF . Mr. Mincing, MISS AGNES ETHEL, D. L. MORR S rama, a Selection of Views never seen in New York be¬ a ftirrlcr Mr. OBiNSONliALL, SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN ple of every other (and we are assured that it is), than SECONDEOOND WEEK OF . D. L. MORRIS fore. Mr. Wcazle, Oodtrey and Fifth avenue..This beautittol Hall . Sheriff's Officer Mr. Karnes K~ Broadway who fills the title role. Other characters by Miss Phillls SECOND WEEK OF D. L. MORRIS . To commence at 8 o'clock. Popular prices. Mr. W. Reekman and Parlors to for Lec¬ . Tenni» Marker lot Tableaux, operas Concerts, to Nlblo's during the run of the Black Crook, or to SECOND WEEK OF D. L. MORRIS . tures, Receptions, Church Fairs. Theatricals, Ac. ; loca¬ Glover, Miss Plessy Mordaunt, Miss Jenny Lee, Miss Jose- THE DUTCH COMEDIAN ON THK STAGE. Footman Mr. Carroll Mr. 1>. 11. Mr. Edward XpMEBSON'S" . tion. appointments and conveniences are unsurpusscd: Laurens, Harkins, Lamb, and THE DUTCH COMEDIAN Postillion ¦ Mr. Gilbert ShlneIr. f. I'"- Mackey, Mr. George l'arkes, Mr. Henry Mont- Wallack's while the nakedness of Lydla Thompson ON THE STAGE. ill CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS, The Widow Warren Mrs. O. H. Gilbert atage permanent and complete. Mr. Welsh Mr. J. P. Mr. W. [A NEW PROGRAMME OF FUN, » 718 BROADWAY. 718. Edwaru«, Burnett, her blondes Is being exposed to public view. t A NEW PROGRAMME OF MAO(JIBE A EMERSON Sophia, her daughter Miss Linda Diets YOU WANT TO HEAR THE NEWS, Soincry,I. Laurens, Mr. Claude Burroughs and others. A NEW FUN, J Proprietors Jenny, her main Miss Mary Cary % PIIOORAMME OF FUN, J IMMENSE SUCCESS OF first this season.) JF MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 1 O'CLOCK. THE SUN I A NEW PROORAMME OF FUN, { DELEHANTY AND H8NOLAR. (her appearance IF YOU WANT TO HEAR THE NEWS, AGNES >£ THE SUN > A NEW PROGRAMMR OF Mrs. Ledger Miss Griffiths FUN, J BEIIOLD THE CONSTE LATIOK OF 8TARS. Mine. Ritche, a milliner Miss Drane Seats secured two weeks in advance. THE BUN BILLY EMERSON, WEDNESDAY IF YOU WANT TO HEAR THE NEWS, 5 OF SEPTEMBER 28. IN WHICH THE WOERELL BISTERS, the star on the NIGHT, OCTOBER 30, 1872, Box open every day irom 8 A. M. to P. M. gOPHIK brightest Ethiopian stage; also on READ THE Doors open at night at 7,'<. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock. IRENE AND JENNIE,- A. J. TALBOT, Thursday Evening, October HI, and Saturday Evening, Carriages inay be ordered for 10:3*). THE SUNDAY STAR, SOPHIE. IRENE AND JENNIE WORRELL, the universal favorite and talented comedian Novernier 2, MISS ETHEL'S ENGAGEMENT IS LIMITED TO 100 THE SUNDAY STAR, MISS LILLlfe HALL, *MIS8 ADA WRAY, HARRY 8TANWOOD, READ TnE THE SUNDAY STAB. MISS LILLIE > MISS ADA will be represented the very entertaining Five-Act Com¬ NIGHTS. HALL, WRAY, the man that makes remarks on the banjo; edy, by Mrs. Hannah Cowley, entitled the MISS JENNIE HUGHES, MISS JENNIE SHERIDAN AND MACK, BELLE'S STKATEGEM. READ THE 201 Mr. Hart a first class entertainment, devoid of MISS JENNIE I\ MISS JENNIE HUGHESHlJOHES, the character nrtints of rnONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, BOWERY. provides MISS KITTY HUGHES, MISS great America; Doricourt Mr. Louis Jarae* E VENINO TELEG RAM A Engagement with the gifted child artiste, O'NEIL, \ NELLIE BANFORI), CHARLES HEYWOOD, (Ills first appearance this season.) LITTLE MAGGIE BENSON, all vulgarity or broadness, one that any father need not M ISS EITTY O'NEIL, i MISS NELLIE SANFORD. the great male soprano; ..Mr W. LITTLE MAGGIE MISS EITTY TILSON, * MISS EMMA MADDEN, together with the finest singing Corps and Orchestra In Old Hardy Davldge EVENING TELEGRAM BENSON, fear to take liis daughter to witness, yet ofTerlng lots of hart ..the WorrEll keRns the Flutter Mr- tieorge Clarke in her artistic Snugs, Dances, Ac. KERNS MISS SOPHIE sisters, profession. Sir Oeorge Touchwood Ma. 0. Rockwell EVENING TELEGRAM Miss JENNY BENSON, WORRELL, WILD EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE. Saville Mr. Henry Crisp the champion Clog Dansouse. fun and a pile of the sensational. WILD MISS JENNIE WORRELL, HART Mr. H. TONY 1'AHTOR nnd all the STARS KERNS MISS IRENE WORRELL, WILD Courtall lllngold ON MONDAY. FROM THE NEW YORK CLIPPER, WILD MISS LILLIF. KERN8 musical soiree Villers Mr. Edmund Picrce In an ENTIRE CHANGE OK BILL. YORK HART MISS JENNIE HALL, Grand bv the Dick, Courtall'* servant Mr. J. If. Burnett ON MONDAY. OUS WILLIAMS. 1IARRIGAN A HART. "NELLIE." NEW CLIPPER, HUGHE'S, 1IART BROOKLYN BRANCH OF THE Gibson, Sir George Touchwood';) servant. Mr. W. Beekmatt JENNY ENGEL, MANNINO, MASON, KERNEL!,, AO. NEW TURK CUPPER, WILD MISS KITTY O'NEIL, KKKKH NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF Saville's servant Mr. and Ladies admitted tree NEW YORK CLIPPER. KERNS- MISS ADA WRAY, WILD MUSIC, Edward, Godfrey ON MONDAY. Matinees Tuesday Saturday. HART MISS KI'ITY TILSON, HART At the BROOKLYN ATHENjEUM, Letitia Hardy MUs Fanny Davenport on Fridays. seat even MISS EMMA TUESDAY EVENING, October 29, lf.72. Mrs. Hackctt Miss Fanny Morant To be able to procure a or eligible standing WILD MADDEN, KERNS mar bo obtained at the 102 TIIK IiKC'I'V It K SKASOK. NOTHER WEEK OF THE MR. JOHN HART Tickets Conservatory office, Lady Frances Touchwood Miss Linda Diets WILD ARABS OK THE DESERT is an JOHN Court street, near Stale, and at the door on tne evening Miss 0»le Miss Nellie Mortimer room after the curtain rises exception rather than -MR. HART- ot the Concert. Willis MUs Griffiths UNION..KREE LECTURE ON FRENCH AT THE GREAT SB-CENT SHOW, -MR. JOHN HART. The Concert will conclude with Mendelssohn's "Wed¬ Kitty MUs J Tuesdav, October 29, nt8 P. M at Cooper Union. All Foot of Houston street. East River. a rule. -MR. FRANK KERNS- Polly Cassady (lOOPERwho desire to learn to French are invited, ladies -MR. FRANK KERNS- ding March," played by speak THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST CLIPPER, OCT. 26. MR. FRANK KERNS- 18 PUPILS ON » PIANOS. FOR THE especially. Exhibition ever given on this Continent MR. JOHN WILD- MATINEE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, TEIN WAY HALL. WEDNESDAY. MR. JOHN WILD- WAY HALL, THE BELLE'S STRATEGEM FIRST LECTURE IN AMERICA FIRST WEEK OF WILLIAM MORGAN, MANY LADIES, -MR. JOHN STEIN MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, (Only time). S~ oi Protestor J. 11. A FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT, QUEEN. The celebrated English Author and Editor, THE GREAT SENSATIONAL Hl'RDLK RIDER. .NO VULGARITY, -MR. JOHN QUEEN. EDMUND YATES Monday. Novemhor 4, 1872. (first time in three years) PEPPER, PEPPER, PEPPER, First week of the GREAT LEAPING FEATS. A MAMMOTH COMPANY, MR. WILLIAM WEST- will deliver his Literary Lecture, EVERYBODY'S FRIEND. Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Royal Poly- WILLIAM BUTTON and the ARAB CHIEFS stars ever seen one time. MR. WILLIAM WEST- L,union. over the greatest number of at PRINCES OF THE PEN, Wedesdav, November fi (first time in 17 years), tccliuic Institution. will (urn lofty Somersaults the RESPECTABILITY, -MR. MORRIS- Reminiscences of his with THE INCONSTANT. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 30, 1871, COLOSSAL ELEPHANT, A PLEASING AND -MR. MORRIS- personalf rlendshlp Dickens, mi besides other tremendous evolutions. MAC KIN AND WILSON- Thackeray, Tennyson. Swlnl.urn, Ac., illustrated by Very shortly will be produced, alter long and elaborate ENTERTAINING BILL, portraits imd views of their residences, Ac. Shakspeare's most exhilernt n* LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT, Two living specimens ol the RHINOCEROS never be- ore the remarks of the of this MACKIN ANIJ WILSON- 80 preparation, Comedy, OPTICAL PHENOMENA AND ILLUSIONS. fore seen in one press city. -MR. Admission, cents; reserved scats, 78 cents. with many restorations of the original text, superb new any show, The public are also pleased with the entertainment, GOODING. For i-alo at Scribuer's, 701 Broadway, 114 costumes and l»ew. scenery, and an extra* THE OK EAT OHOST LECTURE, besides all the other attractions. seen the inanv who -MR. GOODING. Broadway, magnificent WITH ITS STARTLING EFFECTS ADMISSION TO ALL M CENTS. ami the proof Is nightly by hundreds MR. F. CROSSEN- and at the Hall. ordinary east. AND WONDKOllS EXPERIMENTS. at 1 and at 7 P. M. are tumble to gain admission to witness the pcrtormance THE MERRY WIVES OF WIDSOR. Door' open of the MR. r. CROSSE N- EXTRAORDINARY. OLYMPIC. The Box Sheet is ten iri advance. The original Lecture, a* given by Professor Pepper, In MASTER STAR TROUPE -MR. J. GRAVER. open days London, to combined audiences of over SUCCESS. -MR. URAVHIt. IjlNOAOEMENT!i The unparalleled Prodigy of Lvrlc Art, MILLIONS OF PEOPLE. OF THE WORLD. J. ROMEO DlONESI, RYANT'S OPERA HOUSkT 230 STREET\ FOUR QREAT The above can be seen at the MR. R. HALL, MR. G. L. STOUTK, J. MRADLKY, AC. between Sixth and Seventh avenues, near Booth's TICKETS OF ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR, THE CHEAEPST AND BEST SHOW company only MR. R. MR. O. L. J. AC. the Phenomenon Vocalist, but 3k years of age, has been HOUSES. DECIDED HIT OF at all music Mures and book stores in America at the THEATRE COMIQUE, HALL, STOUTE, BRADLEY, engaged at treat expense, and will appear on Theatre. CROWDED obtainable principal FOOT OK THIRTY-FOURTH 8TREET 614 THEATRE COMIQUE, A (IRANI) ORCHESTRA UNDER WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY KING KARROT. In the city. A limited number of reserved seats at ftl>c. THEATRE A GRAND ORCHESTRA THE MONDAY, EVENINGS, Brilliant success ol' the AFRICAN BALLET TROUPE. extra at Schuberth's, MI2, Sclilrmer's, 701, and Theatre AND EAST RIVER. COMIQUE, A (SHAND ORCHESTRA DIRECTION November 4, 6 and 8, 1U 39 Union A SHOUT TIME LONGER. presenting nightly a continuous carnival of fun. in conjunction with the renowned Beautiful Scenery, gorgeous Costumes and magnificent Ticket Olfice, Broadway; Pond's, square, TRIO JUNCTO IN UNO. THE GREAT ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS. A ORAND ORCHESTRA OF II. WANNEMACHER. AIMEK OPERA BOl'FFE. Transformation Scene. and at (lie box office ol the null. A GLORIOUS OLIO OK FUN CONCLUDING EVERY DAN BRYANT as KINO KARROT PEPPER'S SECOND LECTUBB THURSDAY. THE CENTRAL PARK MENAGERIE, THE INVINCIBLE EMENDATOR8 OK AND THE MATINEES The press and pi.b'in wherever this CHILD ARTIST DEN STONE'S CIRCUS COMICALITIES, EVENING WEDNESDAY AND has appeared are unanimous in pronouncing him the NELSE SEYMOUR as ... GENTLE FAIRY IN WAV HALL TO-MORROW NIGHT..EDMUND INDIAN TILE (TREAT ARTISTS, SATURDAY, WONDER OF WONDERS. KELLY A LEON JTE AND IROQUOIS TROUPE. BURLESQUE MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND in Offonbach's Lisehen and Frltchen. s YATES' best lecture, "Prince* oi the Pen" (lllus- A NEW PROGRAMME. THE BEAUTIFUL FEMALE VOCALISTS, MATINEES SATURDAY, Operetta, INCREASED ATTRACTIONS. in a new and pleasing bill. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. MME. CARLOTTA DE MISS Roars of WHEN THE ENTIRE EVENING'S PROGRAMME WILL OTEINWAY HALL, OCT. KING KARROT MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO. BERG, CORDELIA, laughter. SHOUT8 OF BE GIVEN, b lhe celebrated 2£ ttf)d Author, MR. JAMES COOKE, WILLIAM O. DALE. APPLAUSE. A GRAND OLIO OF FUN. ¥aXKS, EW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, P1ANUPOUTKM. 100 FIRST CLASS ARTISTS. THE AUDIENCE ABLAZE WITH EXCITEMENT. hnsiwUp 5 East Fourteenth GRAND Hlrl'ODROMATIC To conclnde with the Musical Burlesque, rewritten, re¬ N No. street, UAIKKS BROS.', PAGEANT. of constructed, reconcocted, renewed, renovated. NEXT DOOR TO DELMONICO'8. 27 FOUR CLOWNS IN THE RING, Every branch the theatrical profession represented localized and Adapted, Mnlnlo". w re"""1 "*". Brooklyn Branch, AT Union square, 800 RARE SPECIMENS OF NATURAL HISTORY, In a single night. generally ventilated, expressly lor the 104 AND 106 COURT STREET, NEAR STATE. First class handsome new Pianofortes for sale PERFORMING ELEPHANTS AND LIONS, BURLESQUE, Comiqiic, entitled 102. on very reasonable terms, EDUCATED MINSTRELSY, 1XION* ; SOCIETY. A MKRICAN INSTITUTE EXHIBITION and several Used a little, very low lor rash. HORSES, COMIC CALICO THE MAN AT THE WHEEL! PHILHARMONICThe Boxes at the Academy, except those In the MULES. FARCE, OR, Proscenium, will be sold at the Academy, on Monday, WEBER PIANO VERY CHEAP.. DAVIS MORE AMUSEMENT FOR LESS MONEY DRAMA, Produced with new Sccnerv, l>y R. L. Weed ; new S Auc¬ (FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL) HALLET, nflcred lor the same low new the 28th Inst., st I". M., by A. H. MULLER, Esq., NOW OPEN AT A A Co s Pianos, best made, ?oid on small monthly than was ever belore price of VOCAUSM, Music, by Henr.v Wanncmncher; Properties and tioneer. Kilt ranee Fourteenth street. EXHIBITION juayments. Pianos and Organs to rent. admission. SONG DANCE, Machinery, by Nelse Waldron. D. 8CIIAAD, Secretary. THE GRAND BUILDING, T. S. BEKKY ft CO., "W Broadway. Tickets, admitting to all throe Shows, arte. ACROBATIC FEATS. Ixion, an ex-King In distress, invited by Jupiter to ON Children ten years and nnder, 25c. CHARACTER DANCING, visit the Skies by Jove, and taken up by Jinjo, IIAR. Third and Second avenues, by Slxtv third street i WEBER PIANO, VERY CHEAP, WOOL AND GRAND STREET PARADE ON MONDAV. JOKES, PUNS, Miss Sophie Worrell /I UITAR. singing, organ, piano, violin, An Interesting, rare ana comprehensive exhibit ot XV Cover, must be sold this week lclt lor sale at furni¬ EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING IRISn AND DUTCH Ac. the Goddess of a \T mony ; private les«ons only ; 92 Clinton place (Eighth American skill, Ingenuity, artistic development and ma¬ ture store 2;>4 Hudson street. PERFORMANCES COMICALITIES, Venus, Beauty, lady-like Goddess, street). Established IH34. Circulars and "Student's Jour¬ terial AT J AND 8 P. M. Miss Irene Worrell nal" mailed tree. J. JAY WATSON, Musical Director. progress. 10 NICE ROSEWOOD PIANO FOR $ll>». AND 8EVE- FUN FOR THE MILLION^ Mercury, Jove's Messenger, a Celestial Telegraph Open tl-om 9 A. M. to P. M. dally until Nov. 1J. FIFTY STAR ARTISTS a Fast Man Miss lighted by the new OXY-H YDROGEN Oas. ral others equally cheap (by city makars), at JOHN hall. Boy, Young Jennie Worrell Splendidly KEATINO'8 FINE MAIION'S, 314 and :tlr> East Thirty.ninth street. AssociationFourth avenue and Twenty third street EVERY NIGHT. Jupiter, King of Olympus, a Musical Monarch, of music.-tickets for the balance Choice music by EXHIBITION OR. Y. M. 0. A. LECTURE Col BSE. ADMISSION BOe. Miss LIUin Hall Academyof the season, opera box, front row (one of the be«t>, CHESTRAL BAND day and evening. .PIANO AND SINGING EVERY FA- RESERVED SEATS 00 Son of dressed a little more than the left tnr at 7nl Schirmcr's music store. Admission. AO cents; mechanics' tickets, in 1) LESSONS; On consecutive Friday evenings. $1 Cunld, Venus, -ale, Broadway, 2ft packages, _. clllty lor rapid improvement and thorou/h know¬ November 1.BISHOP M. SIMPSON. "The Last Ten FAMILY CIRCLE 25o. Cupids we usually see on Valentines Miss Ada Wray cents; children, cents. ledge ol music, by an experienced and su< o-sslul teacher. Years." The price* ot admission are within the roach of all. Apollo, Jupiter's Private Secretary....*lss Jennie Hughes VfEW SONO."I WANT TO KISS I'APA GOOD Everybody should visit this unequalled display. 828 West Thirty -seventh street, near Seventh avenue November S.EDMUND YATES. "Good Authors at a More genuine tun in one evening and more recognized Juno, Queen t>l the Gods, Jupiter's better hall, a por¬ Night," price as cents, rang ntxhtly with immense GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS will be given Discount." artists tfion any iheuire iu the country. ted lady In every respect Miss Kitty Tllsnn applause by C. Henry at White's Athenaeum. Published WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS until the araiMWAY GBAND PIANO.ELEGANT ROSE. November 15-PRoFESSOR HENRY MORTON. THEATRE COMIQUE, Minerva, an intensley and immensely strong- by W. HALL A SON, 761 Broadway. closo, with select programmes. A' wood case, fine tone, in food order: cost SI.200, for "Fluorescent Light." Illustrated. THEATRE minaed woman, the impersonilled embodiment ($000. C«u be seen at F. OOLTON'S, W East Thirteenth November O.REV. WM. MORLEY PUNSHON. # j COMIQUE^ of Lucy Stone, Susan B. Anthony, Harriet Beecher 1*TANTED-a ronro LADY WITH A OOOD SO- YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY, «18 BROAD- atreet, near Broadway. "Macaulay." (New.) BRO AD WAY. Stowe, Victoria C. Woodliuil and other advocates »» prano voice, to play small parts and travel with a NEWway, between Houston and Bieecxer streets..Every 29-KEV. GEO. MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY. and defenders of woman's un
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