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"5 1 '1 1 Qtlv-Vork STraus, Smtftur, rfobrr 9, ma 4-. AMT7BEMEWTS. wwBi Abi Wbt w'ltb tb admirable concert of Mile, end Mu Kilukw. the stri.lng per- Irla-m th. theatres.

tho conspicuous "veli- peat wees kM been am MlleNlLrWSfbtrTigtbcned hcr nold outbnVetlowof thNw joraau oockfreeh y. w. -oubt rtnr from hu- erer ln orenu.n- ly iK.pnlarnerethan.be already 1. The for tomorrow n.gbt I-the U.t of tb. pre-ot series, and will doubtless be attend-edhy throng who hav not been forrunato ItbnrtlM cantamce Mtnt.

PBACHbA.ahubeen marked adva.i-. tag during lb week. HM impersonation or JwJ jr-v wi-passe everything she bit heretofore the 'x'r tMMt of ber elaborate stndy of JfVry Alnrf. Vi Jcarn that Mme. Pr.KBACH will apic.ir tni wwk to tbor new rl.t trr Wallack'a Theatre tubMui vrli HIM nightly by pr to see what I generally pronounced the lcst representation of tie KlTaln" witnessed, -even wltliln t'h of U't theatre itself.

To morrow night fm.Kir.AVs comely give place to tbe Brut novelty of tbe season, a new pity by Mr. A mikb t. called "Too Two KowV which bus lb ii great succens of I lw Ioii'loii aeon, and from wb.rb. ron-eouently. gre.it l.liugn are expected here Mr.

Jri mMIhiim hi aer of triumph at Booth's Tlientrc. at which It 1 unnecessary to aniroiini auV n-w Hy. Thn ayinc may tx ima(I of the Kinc-iivc nu. Tlioaire, n'twro Man JinJ Wife" cnnTliitieu to draw crowded and delighted A performance of a now version of iiudge" baa been -will r'citvcd at Mii l.iua Kti win's Theatre, and Mi. MtAhT Uhiimin U.m won the Di.mi unbounded litiighwr mid appNuxe in it as fiimen Tupvrrli Audhrr nrw boiwe.

the ha bi-i-ii tin- 11 1 1 1 trt 1 1 1 otMinaLlKA tin anil hy vancil i-ni ttic irt forijinrly in vuk.uo Tain-many, ha ur le'd in attnu-tinir lull Iiohho. H. hii'i new iwiitouilioe in now bt'iiir prforim il at tin- Olympic with an luurb rnnot lnifw iy if It bud nlreudv ii-ai'hfd tbc oi bnuilrnlli uiflit of l( run. Tho tbentrf lrn flilud to overflowing aince its first rvprtunnta-' torn. fforn rli-irfal announcciut-iiti 1011IJ burHy (mi niwlc, uud notUmr further n'cd be Tfitleu on the miijirf.

Kriu'en unrt -v 11! 1 1 of cnuitH). have Xttira ununiHlly polyfliroiiui ic alnno the tlrnt of the pantniut i.e. ini.l Mr. Fox'H Irkniieaa, with a Tarlcty ot urr.iiiKl-Inira aoctrewtlve of all nen, from thr li.ivf of Winkto' to thone of il CtE, whom pnnfoiuliiilut, rii mrilmllnn rartoiUurefi, in revealwl at i-vrry turn. It in not only on the (SkV that Ingenuity 1 durtuK a Mnlouilioe ju'; and the bright and comical illiiHtratiirn, intendid to cono- Hcrla of board and brick, lnlicun tnat the and mdiiHtry of Mr.

ks jsrwnss aro nuvr t-a-pccially Itemi; taxed Jii ll and -the kuii Ml.i.i lrn two of her i h.irafti rs. i to by tho l'luy at Nlblo'a thi.t wn-k I In- concert of be atnrnto be (rivi-n l.y ihi1 Mii Ijonnrnil will plm'e at Asmrlaf Ion ou continues to procpnr at the Urund 0eia bou-'e, ami from unmtieia of the audience anil Ih, i.apvn .1 of the notrrtiilrmii'iit, there obaijco of a epeedy Riibxtituttou of li-a llrlcai iW tor "I.o l'etlt FiUiat." The immediate remii)ilion of i popular Sunday eveninjt ooucertH Ik aniioniK i at this tbiMttre The first appearance of Ml.11. Fahwt Jw Arcnini on thcK ipl sh Mugo will n.ado to-niurrow evening ut the Academy. 6be will act in Kir.ai.fy8 romala at Wooir Miiseuiu tfciti week There is iro obaufro to be uotuted -Id the power of attraction of the Han Fracclaoo enlcrta.n-Bient....Oermnn ojera will be trfven mcbtlr this week at the Hladt Theatre. MHe.

Ci.ae a contralto merit at a lyric actress la aald to be conplcuoua. baa licen enajred to aiir tbnrn. and will be Maffco fintiniiu" Lucre-, sia Borgia," on Wedneaday. A iowlbIe a rice of I'rofi'to," with the ladyV co-ipora- Uon, la apokeu of with mteiei-r Mr. Vah)KNiidi rcauiucs bU rca linj; in public oa Oct.

18, Miaa Kai.i.oao' rosccirT at tiif a-ahkmt. The Academy of Miihic wai thronpcdlatt by a Largo and yet very select audience. Bo heavy bare boon the demands of late upon the eoneert-irolBg public that it waa rather anrpiia-lag to Hod an aaaeiDblage. on thla occasion an frenh. aa numcroun.

and apparently aa eaper to baar tho number of the profrramme, aa if snob a tblnff i a concert had been unheard before thii eoaaou. Mias KLl.oJrt must hate a utronp bold indeed upon the JJew-York public, under the cir-euinatanoes, to draw the audlem aeon last Dlbt at the Aculemy. The fcelectlona of tbe oc-ualOB worn ae follow nicT. Fidelio" f)rehemlr. 1.

Oertare, Boelhoreo I SonirT The Peir1 I'roch lln norn oolurnln ny Mr. Hernteui.) SU-nor A. ndoltl. i. I'olooair.

A. Ttipman Mi-Kl'Iim Iute Kellumc. 4. PtiMMl(, "t'epnecio Brlllante" Mndclsobn (With aoiMimnaniment for onboatra.) Mr. Jamea M.

Weh.i. Air. Salve Dimora," Fannt'M Gonnod Alienor F. Fiuppi. PART KKOOND.

1. Overture, William TelP rt bntra. i Sook, Oh. LovmR Gcttacbalk Himor A. Randolfi.

Bona. "I'm Benedict wa (lara Iiiitae Kelleirar. lUIlata, ytiella," Verdi Hlimor F. inilppl. riano tola, Kmitsile I.urllne'' Mr.

Jamea M. WehU. frDd ilno, i PonlrntU Miruira Ixulw KeUogiraui Slirnor F. Fibopi. T.

Marcli, Wiur.ier Orcbeatra. T'lje openljiir ererture wa nicely played, and iirnjf EANDot waa heard to much advantage lnhlion. MU Kkli ooo, on ber appearance, waa crweted with cordial applause. Her voice eamed at first a thought misty in tho lower tones, but quickly came under command, and tho Oorld dlfflonltlea of the "Miirnon" eong were never aurraounted to more delightful al-vontace. Mia Kkllooo's execution la aa neat, aa pure, and aa fauitleaa aa ever.

She haa, however, rained In finish and In force. It la no ex-aKfreration to aawtbat ber hearer were quite charmed with her ainrtnir of this moreeau, and the rapturous encore that led the lady, with Ome reluctance, to sin a pretty little French odk, waa never more thoroughly deserved. Mr. Winn played with all bit accustomed mastery, aad with the taste and aelf-control character-iatte ot hi hlith trade aa artist. The name of the maker ot the itrand piano oo which be performed, waa displayed in letter on lu aide that were not a foot ton but they looked to.

Never-tbeloaa, and) whoever la responsible for the a truly niairnlflceni one aonorona, aweel, eiquiaitcly craJuated, of a dcllcaer wbe needed, apparently unanrpaaaabla, and a power capable of responding to all demaoda. calve Plmora" la a' little too fcuch for Sbrnor FiLUPri, who. however, aaaf with much effect and cell g. The overture to William Tell- waa capitally played under Mr. BmonAns't ipirltcd baton, and Blfnor Rasdolti waa again listened to with Pleasure in a aoD-of poor Gottsch alr's.

Mias Kkuamo gave the "I'm 'Alone" of Benedict with Infinite grace and pathos, and the aatisfao-t'oa of the pubtio with this performance was only excelled by their enthualasm over the atir-ng duet from PcUuto." which waa the fair latt selection for tHe evening. The rvnainlng piece were creditably rendered, and to aodlenee dispersed after listening attentively to the end of a thoroughly enjoyable concert. Kkixooo haa begun her season In a manner warrant hearty rongratulattons, and these. In oninaou with all present last svenicg. we are happy to tender ber.

TNI NOOKLTN TAPKBXACI.R CUHrRRr, Mi.Ofcoioi W. Mono am, on of th pest of yulU and iio o4.Uent man, has 1 '4 a arl of fatarday afternoon popaUtr mearte, whlea begaa yriinrday, and are MM iMaa a rvafur at the Tabernacle. Brook-Z' anowa that the organ of the siy.81 ta TfrT remarkable Instrumett, ik. iMr' pun 11 wtf. Mr.

Mobxiaji wUl be aidid wk by performer of koown abilitr. Mme. Mavzocnn, the aoprano, and Mr. Toul-mas, the harpist, assisted him yesterday with excellent effect. Mr.

Moboaks knowledge and profeanonal seal are guarantees that these concerts will be made all that tbey should be. and we took to ttud them become fashionable as well aa popular. BrooHyn needs a pleasant muncal niatluoe for Sat ur Jays. and. thanks to the blghly-esfnemrd or? mint cf the Tabcrnucle.

the want is to to be supplied. THB PillLHAKMOSIC SOCIKTT. The Philbarmonlc Society have issued a prospectus for their twenty-ninth season. It Includes the substintiaTTestures for sLz concerts ard eighteen public rehearsal. An extra concert is also to be given on the 17th of December, the ceutennlal anniversary of the birth of Bekt-hovbn, when Uie ftociety pro mine to make efforts to offer unusnal attractions.

Among the work to be performed during the seuson are the following pYMFflOJinSS. Jo. ocoun," iflrt tliw by the 'nrst by the 1 iraW, (f.mr movement) Haydn Mozart Im Walrte." (' In the Keren Ami-ni a V. tisl major No 4 To, iii I 5.ui u. Lb, iiflnixheO" crnt time In Rff H-bumann lieetlmven l.ir.t -stliulrt OVERTL'KBS.

Tannh-enr" rlrui rfn vnl K-minin" i. lM'i (lirjt time) IrioineM (tirit time' hhciictai," iliv reiuiD A liidflin," (flr-t time) tnvl'" "ave" Medea," minor Im Ho Setierso sua Finale" Waener Mendelssohn Kerl' ox Heluettetter Mozart (iolilnmrk Heineckc MendeltHohn lai Kiel Cade sebuaiann A kmx late mi-mbcm are to be allowed the privilege of reserving, aenta nt the coucerts which w-11 be given, a heretofore, nt the Academy of The boxes, other than those of thn procci'Ciuip, will he aold at auction on Monday. Nov. 7, at 3 o'clock P. at the Academy.

They wiil be put up at the minimum prloeof $12 each box containing four-seat and sold only to the bolder of four associate members' tickets. The Proscenium boxes being by an express provision of the lease under tho supervision of the President, (Jkokgk T. Strong, will be sold liy him at bis office, No. 68 Wall-street, on and after Sttfr. 6.

The management assure tbc public that they will endeavor to secure for the twenty-mi. th aeaaou tho highest vocal and Instrumental talent that can be obtained. If this pledge Im beeping in mind the InBtrnmenta' part of the work, the Mhould be in all respects a. satisfactory one. rsmelir Notes.

Mr. John 1). Owkms acte'l Inst wpek in Hyrncii.se. thirteenth annu.il festival of tile Worcester County Musical Conveiitlon will be held in the City of Worcester on Oct. 10.

11, 11. ariil It. Tho object aud aims of lliis Convention are the Iinnrovement of choirs In the performance of church music the formation of im elevated uiuical throuah the study of iuumIc In its highest leiartmentH and a sac! il, cetiial reunion of all lovers of mmle. The conductors are Carl ZKRKATlf jir.d C. M.

Wyman; Holoists, Mme. A.nna Bi.enop, Mrs. A. C. Mcniioe, Miss Gkorcii fivrprw, Ir.

C. A. ET1E, IT. C. AntK, IIiiiam Wii.nf Ki t.ene "Thatku ao-compnntst, I.

Am. km. Tho services of the ltoBioii Orchestral Union have al no been securoil. Among the morn prominent works to be performed, nre Hakill'S S'imson." Hchcmann'b tjipsy Life," and a number of Mkniklsi)IIn'9 fonr-pnrt sonps. Four grand concerts and four matinees will be given during the contlnnance of the Convention i Mr.

Thom as' concerts have commenced in BoBton Mr. F. S. Cmasfrad is nt the California Theatre, Ran Francisco Mr. 8.

Clarke was last week In Pittsburg, Petin Miss aogik. MiTi-HFLl. wjs at Corinthian Hall, KocbeoUT. and in Kltnira, lat week. Tl.e Knglish Opera Troup- was lost week In Cliliwo I.m KruxE was about to act in Richmond Mr.

S. (Ikvese has Joined Mr. Wynkiiam nnd MIhh Morvi-E an Ureir businena manager Mr. K. luvrKreRT waa at the HollMay- street Theatre, In Baltimore Envfr Forbest tva.s last week at the Richmond Theatre Mr.

riirirTBU has been indisposed, and Is recovered. Mrs. Bowers wus last weok in Miss I.tdia Tnovrsos and her troupe were last week in I'rovideniw Mr. and Mrs. Florfnce were last week at the National Theatre, in Washington Mrs.

O.vtes and her compnnv were at the A'hany Academy of Music At Trimble' Opera-house, In Albany, Mlsa Leon A Cavender was- the attraction Mr. aud Mrs. Barney Williams were last week at the Boston Theatre Mr. was last week in ITnrtford Mr. and Mrs.

Lioari were at the Chestnut-street Theatre. in Philadelphia Mr. J. O. Rosiere, an artist who bad been occompanying Mr.

Wtshhak and Mis Moorb through the country for the past few weeks, basjust now perished, the victim of nn accident. A few days ago Mr. Romerk, with other members of tbe company, was to have taken the earlv train from Elmlra. yesterdav morning, for Cincinnati. All except Rosif.rf.

and another member, named Kyan, rode down to the train in an omnibus, the two named walkmtr to the depot together at a lute hour. By mistake tbei two got upon the tram going east. Instead of that going west. A'ter tbe train had got under way. Hosiers inquired if it was going west, and, being answered in tbe nea-atlve, be started to jump off.

Rtait tried to dissuade him. and a brukemau advised him to wait till he got to tbe next station but he rejected the advice of bcth and Jnmped. As be alighted from the car he threw up his bands and fell backwards, his hands finding their way under the wheels of tbe rear cars, and his head coming in violent contact with one of the cars or the gronnd. The train waa stopped, and when the unfortunate man was picked up be was dead. The In) Aries to bis head were found to be sufficient to produce death, and lmth hands had been severed from tbe wrists.

The remains were properly carea ior, ana Mr. moore. Drother or Ml LuriSA, remained behind to seo them becom inglv dlaiMHied of. Mr. Rosif.fb only arrived this country from England a fortnight ago.

lie leaves a wife and child In England. Fereiarn Vote. FARNIK'8 SEW BURI.ESQrH. The Dully Xeir critic writes thus in relation to Mr. Farm e's new burlesque, produced at the opening performance of the Winter season, at the Strand Theatre, in London.

It is written." it says. by Mr H. B. Farkte, a gentleman who makes his appearance, we believe, for the first time In this Held of dramatic, Vague anticipations of scene from Hooaxtii, of laziness ending in Tyburn or the bulks, and industry blessed with tbe hand of a master' daughter and riding in a Lord Mayor's coach, probably haunted the mind of some of tne audience as they glanoed at tbe title in the bills, but Mr. Farxib' theme ha nothing to do with those ubjoct.

Ill Idle apprentice la no other than tbe scapegrace pnpll of Mr. Wood, of Wych-treet, In abort, Mr. XIabkibon Aihwotii" once popular hero Jack Suicrr-AnD. There was a time, not far remote, when the doing of that notorlou malefactor were not only thought worthy of the pen of popular novelist and the pencil of a great artist, but were represented on our stags by eminent actor under the direct sanction ot the Lord Chamberlain. The standard of pubUo morality, however, ha undergone a change inoe then.

Mr. Aimswortu' novel. In which tbe escapes of the interesting young burglar were so vivialy portrayed, ha, we believe, ceased to be reprinted; Mr. Ckfikshaxk's powerful illustrations are scarce and tbe Lord Chamberlain absolutely refuses to renew his license for tbe performance of 'the Newarnt-drama, in which Mrs. Kuliy.

Mr. Yates and Mr. Padi. Bedford, once achieved such an mazing popularity. In fact, the very name of Mr.

Aissworth'8 hero ha come to be tN -d. and hence, we believe, it absence from the of Mr. Farkik'i pieoe. The Idle 'ITtnlie however, the Jack Sheppaxd of tbe novel i.l the drama, tbousrh with a consider uie ale of his criminal characteristics, an i wUi certaiu amount of tndlstiartnea about tis ud-veutnrcs and his relations with tbe dmmart prr-ttina generally, which render turn a comparatively nannleaa spectacle. la fact, but for tho apvoaranoe of the old name In the novel, and sometblug like a parody of ib famous well aoeBO aasMuated with fir How laud Trenohard, Mr.

Fah-Nia might be said to have cut hi hero atirely adrift from Mr. AimwortmI plsodso and lw ealttiM, hi ehlef oblect having evidently been that of furnishing lha nuioeryos ladle of this theatre with opoortanlMsw of displaying- their taleata, In this has been partly successful. Tb transference of Mr. Datid JAie and Mr, Tnoaiia to the new Vaudeville Theatre haa Monaaarlly towered th trength of toe male ele-tocnt ta the Htrand eompaay, bat the manage, roent have already dooe a great deal to repair their loo in the person of a Mr. Pool- to, who now make bis first appearance in London.

Tbe humor of a la part la a little conventional. Mr. Farwik ebonwee to repre-HnttbcKAMsicMsf bis version of Jack Hhep-pard" as a comic policemanof our days. The fun of tbe constable In bfOe, who take hot, and courts cook wholesale, has been, in fact, pretty well exhausted ow the stage but Mr. Fori Tom's genuinely humorous, and his songs, oue of which, with its aceompsui-nient uf dancing, was actaallv five time encored, have a quaint droll err about them which I certain to make tbe actor a favorite at this thestra.

Too writing: of tbe burieMiue I' oeca-sioua'ly lame, but thla may have been due in some deKree to the actors, who were generaliv far Irom ierfet iu their words. The pun, with a tew exception, are poor, and as a ruin tbey missed dre. The scenery good, Mr. Hall's view of wub tbe River Tbaines and old MlSCELLAXeOfil MKSTIOS. Mme.

Patti had announced two concerts in Liverpool as tbe last to be given by ber betore her approaching departure for America." Teresita Carblko was tho pianist Mr. Pearon has retired from tbe Alexandra Theatre, in Liverpool, and a-ssumed the directorship of the Prince of Wale Concerning tbe recent production of" "A Midsummer Night's lrem" at the Queen's, in London, the Daily Xrvt says Rtehly mounted ami gorgeously ctHtumed SllAKK.si'FAttE's Mid-snmmer Niirht Dream' wjs produred with a completeness of detail that ban not lecii bestowed on the ciful work of oar (Treat poet since the celebrated revival at tho Princess' Theatre under tbe management. Tbe cast of cburacters is not all that could bo wished in every but tbe piece ruris If a little slowly to the end, and the audience testified to their approval of the performance by loud nnd continuous applause. The chief feature of Ihe revival the oV'jJ of Mr. I'iiei rs in Hie character the aver, a part winch he slat rod with nl! that furc- of action and ondnality of treatment which rtiw general attention to his impersonation Ht Sadler's Wells Theatie in isr.3.

If ih rc be one f.niH to find In -Mr. Pnn rs e'evi ami ulr study, it i the ovi (il.ibcrafi of tlie part, which renders son what t-ime by cot'tmt the ream action of the piece; "nit the rourtship of Titania, and the ill t. of the weaver wi'en daybreak brings him to b's former self, are specimens of Mr. PHELPS highest powers, that no lover of Shakespearean comedy should miss seeing once more." Mme, Alhoni has been compelled to leave her I 'a lis residence in the Champs F.I vses for Eng-latid. owing to the fiee.

Hignor BoTTKsim. he contra-banso plsver, is another refupee in England The Athrnirum, newspaper, remarks: For the first time in Pans, since theatres were permaiientlv established, there has been a coro-r-leto cessation of dramatic performnncea. While the Revolution was progressing, thetrage-diesof-Makik Joseph Chenifr and pcre were performed and while tbe Reign of Terror deluded tbe streets of Pari with blood pastoral dramas recording the lives and quarrels of forvdon and Amoret divided the public favor with leinih'icnn idylls celebrating the triumphs of the new icirme, the marriage of priests, nnd other nocities. went to the cami'iiUm which ended ot Waterloo while the JYnmphe do Trv.jnn" was being performed nnd the enlrv for the second time of tbe Allies into Pans was celebrated by the production of Koi et la L'gue." 8ubs( queutly. neither defeat nor revolution was able to check the voinin of tfjramntic tx-t formances.

Not the least curious fe'iitnre ot the present Flnurirle is tho fact theatrical entertainments htve lecn sN.pi'Pil nu' hoiity, and that even before Use interference of the law public opinion bad I. rollout about their cessation. Willi the end of theatrical of course, a suppnge of the Jauninls, wholly, or in a imit me i-mre devoted to the drame An Intercstitig and valuable relic of the greatest actor whoever aiioriicl lie Hrit'h stage is now in tl.e possession of Mr. Finn Williams, of Halt lev, r.irming-liam. It ri of an antiiue clour of solid oak, curiously carved, rmarirg on the border of irs back panel the inscription.

"IUTlDfi akkick, 1774, IJruli-street," unci the puni-l itself the Hiiakespearian motto. "All tlie wrld's a A larger chair, ad ii'iicd with ihe naaio and titles of Hir Knkilkr, carved in a somewhat- siu.ii.ir fat-binn. is also iu the of Mr. Williams The Opera C'onuque is the latest addition to the list of new theatres that have been built in London tho last few mouths. Thn new theatre occupies a portion of the cite of Lyon's inn it nlj ins that heloriging to Mr.

Sf.kto.v Parky, und when completed it will, with. ait doubt, be one of tlii'ino-t elcguut places of amusement in the metropolis. In its construction the grcat'st care has been taken to secure a (rood view of the stafe from all irts of the hourc. and the archi-leet has admit succoedcil. Toe front of the staee is a tnlle larger thnTi the Princess', anil the shape of the interior Is that knowu as the flat hui-se-shoe.

Tlie an agement ot the auditorium ill hi" found to partake oi the greatest novelty, and the accommodation tuaJe for visitors far exceeds that uow oflVred to tro in anv theatre in tbe metropolis. There an; no less than four gooil entrances to the house, one in the Strand, two in Wvch-strot-t and the other iu Holy well-street. The ttuir-cuses are tire-proof, and in case of emergency the entire audience could leave be theatre in less than live liuuutes. The ilecorations, when completed, ill lie found to embrace everything that taste and luxury could suggest, and the proprietors may well anticipate a great success for their undertaking. The eutcrtainmunts to lie given will he of a nature altogether new to Loudon, and they will be supported by artists of the highest class in the protession.

grand new opera at Vienna is sinifeeu of as a partial lallure like opera-hoimcs nearer home, It caunot be inado to pay. NORTHERN OELIO. Tb First AarriCBltsirail Vmir nami Sl-rrm (9roaiBids and KaUlaUna; t'hnrac-trr Ihe Hksw. From Our Special Correspondent. Cllvelad, Ohio, Tuesday.

Oct. 4. 1870. The first iuaugural Fair of the Northern Ohio Fair Association opened, this forenoon, under the direction of the leading members of the Association. Owing to slight indisposition, the President, Amasa Stone, does not preside.

but his post la ably filled by Hon. J. T. Rouso .1 and the Corresponding Secretary, Col. S.

D. Harris, appears to possess tbe inestimable quality of being ubiquitous, and of making every one contented with himself, nnd thereby tractable and docile. Tbe weather, for some days past, has been stormy, and heavy rain have fallen yet the managers have not been idle. On the contrary, the ground present a promising prospect, and should the sun shlue fair on to-morrow and the following days, this first niuetiug must prove a great success. THK BKAUTT OF TBE GROUNDS.

The grounds of the Association were quite recently purchased from the late Oeoroe Bpragce, Eq, and ft hey contain, with tbe addition of tbe trotting track, close on one hundred acres. Tbe entire 1 most elegantly laid out. Tbe cottage residence is now tbe Club-house of the It looks on to tbe main entrance. Is flanked by ornamental woods, and baa on its rear a harming plot of English grass garden and artificial pond. The build-, ings Just completed for the convenience of exhibitors are numerous and convenient.

They) consist of long row of roomy box-stalls for horses aud horned eattle weil-eontnved pens for sheep and bogs, and neat coops for the poultry an exquisitely-designed temple, of circular form, for the floral portion of the show large, nearly square hall for tbe fruits; along hall, with double aisles, for tbe display of tbe mechanics' arts, which, not being sufficient in point of space, haa a supplementary marquee attached another similarly-shaped hall for exhibition of domeatlo articles a lofty octagonal building, appropriated to the fin art and last, though not least, an Immense amphitheatre, that 1 over 3oo feet lu diameter, and I capable of coutalulng and seating 10,000 person. The grand stand ou tbe track scat 7.000 persons. Taking all the various building Into account, there are no les than twelve ell-cons trucied building on the grounds. ADVA.1TAUB Or "ttXlO" OROl'XI. These Used fair-ground appear to us a great improvement on the migratory establishments, where stock suffer so much that owners are often prevented from exhibiting for fear of sustaining the loss of a valuable animal.

For instance, a blood horse that live in a roomy, close-built, well-ventilated box, is almost certain to take cold If the weather is In tne least unfavorable when be 1 exposed in a loosely-built, ill-ventilated stall, so low that he haa to bow bis bead to enter it, and so narrow that he can by no means be at nis ease, Tbe aame is applicable to ail live stock, aud tbe various articles on exhibition suffer la value wbcu uot ouiy protected from tbe weather. TBC HORSE SHOW. The best of the horse of the Western trotting world ere here, aa the following name mill show ZVcg. Aory Taylor, Ckteapo, formerly Rocky i Jiay Henry, CUmsniima, John Uorrtfey. looking himself in spite of lh five-mil dash at the Buffalo Fall meeting i W.

Av. Thomas, BsiU of Ukm and the well-known pacer VorAss, These cracks of the trotting turf stand close by their noble rivals for fame, too noted talUon. Th met horse Tirytmia CKarlit, )'oag ArbteM, as Art no, AambpHM Clay, OAte Jrro and ttre eoUa. AUalUh aud tve eolu, AoreW, a bora of twenty year off. yet coots pauled by five blooming eolu aud eovetal ether that weal of apaee alone proven is us from wtuueretiac.

Th eatrtM of you atork ax aujuerou, bat as th Individual have a yrt xaasle no record, oaanot venture to foreeUll their Judgo. I CAmx. Among th horned eattl th Bbort-horns, exhibited by B. Bakk of Amherst, are anlmalat they are a email nerd In tbeuiaflf aumberrng fifteen Hertford ar exhibited by aeverwl owner. Tne working steers of thla breed aro highly and worthily esteemed among farmers, aa they become when matured hardy, steady worker.

The Devon eattle claim a special and laudatory nottoe. They are largely represented, and have arrived from both the northern and central section of the State. SHEET. The heavy oooaltiou of the roads has rendered the display of sheep small. The varieties) on band are tbe South li ns, Cots woids.Lr icesters and Lincolns We rricret not to enumerate in this list some ot the smaller breedsjor, although Ohio i rich In pasture and productive under culture, she eometioje err In raising miserable grade merino these unlovely sheep that sell in the New-York markets at tbe handsome rates of four and four and a half cents per pound.

Fair and beauteous Ohio, that claims the fairest place aiuoag her sister States, that boasts tbe fattest cents sad the richest pastures, ought to make a baiter show of her flocks. THE WIK. The swine are tbe worthy progenitor of those huge porcine Individuals that w-eekly meet titeir em in the shambles ot Communipaw out of New York aluable stock for consuming coru ami for tilting pork bai re's, nut over-weighty tor gonerul oonsiunpuou for fully seven i the year, wbeu ice is at apicuiiuiu, and Lie. i is even too hot to growl. POTLTRY.

The exhibition In neh in tbe choiee and short-' varieties of Anatlo poultry. Toe Bra-piaiis of ail tdiades or color, from dark gray to quite light, are In great force, and urn deservedly favorites. Tuey are frequent layers, good meat producers and carclul mothers. Tne Fretcu varieties are meagrely reproatuied, aud Merry Engiaid has not much to show except her iot kn.go and her snowy ducks, from Aylesbury. Ou the whol tho exnibitlou of livu stiik is and Willi this annotfiiceiiiCi we conclude.

Tomorrow you shall have an account oi ihe iu-uiimiat. s. i lie prize-lint, nuioiii.ls to tle liaud-souiu nam of payable iu currency. M. M.

pyLinciL. CONGRES3IO.NAI. NOMINATIONa A Ilitcb ia the vcentT-eixth Itew-Yerb District Meveai Ilaadreal an fifty Ballots, and bo Nsanastiea-Censervsi-. five t'savralisa at Kichatsd, Isr-Caaalialatea ta Ulsssschasetli aad KUr where. Binghamton, N.

Oct. 8. The Republican Congressional Couveutiou of the want y-aixth District, met on Wednesday, and ad-lourucd on Friday night temporarily, without making a nomination. Sovea. hundred and fifty ballots were taken, without a result.

Tbe following indicates tie position of the candidates: On the first ballet, Hon. O. W. Hotchkiss, tbe present Congressman, received tbe seven votes of Broome Hon. Milo Goodrich, tbe eleven votes of Tioga and Tompkins; Hon.

Abram Lawresce, the four votes of Schuyler; then Hotchkiss received the eleven vptes of Broouio aud Schuyler, ivnd Goodrich received eleven. Lastly, the votes of Broome ami Schuyler were cast for Lawrence, making eleven for blai and eleven for Ooodrich, the Goodrich delegates declining under instructions to change their votes. The convention will meet again ou Moud. y. Richmond.

Oct. 8. The Conservative Cougressinral Conieutiou fi-r the Third District, met here today. Gen. William II.

T. Lee preluded. Gen. John H. Cox, of Chesterfield, was uouiicated over Cel.

Albert Ukdway, late of tfce United States Army. The vote stood Cox, 7,021, Ordwat, 6,150. The vote according to the uuiutxT of Cuut, ci vuti ve voters represented. LoftTON. Oct.

8. The Republicans of tho Fourth District, to-day. unanimously uominatcd Hamcfi. Hooi'FR for reelection to Congress. RoliLi.

C. I'll an has en nouiinatel for Congress, iu the First District, prolubiUon-Ists. The Democrats iu the Thirl District nominated William Gaston for Congress this afternoon. New-Orleans, Oct. 8.

A Convention, composed of bolters from the Republican Party, was hold today. E. Dpmas was nominated fur CoLKress from tho Fust District. Many nominations were made for Municipal officers. Tho Convention adjourned rim du.

LOCAL POLITICS. Primary Klectiona by tbe Venag DemocracyThe Iteaalt. Primary elections were bold in the various wards last evening, for the purpose of electing delegates to tbe County Convention, to be held by the Young Democracy on Mouday evening at Apollo Hall, and also to choose delegates to tbe Congressional, Assembly and School Trustee Conventions, to be held bv the name party during the week. No elections were held in tho Third and Seventeenth Wards. Political Brevities.

At a meeting of the New Tammany Hall Democratic Reform Association, otherwise the Jacob Cohen Party, at Masonic nail, yesterday afternoon, Jacou Co it en received the nomination for Coroner. The Fifteenth Ward Matthew T. Brennau Association raised a banner last evening at the corner of Bleecker-street and Fifth-avenue, inscribed with the name of M. T. Brenmam for Sheriff.

A bund of music was present. Judge Walker J. Fowler presided, and speeches were made by Judge Spenckk, Mr. Crowley, Dr. Hoofner, Josli'H Strauss, and others.

A song was glvou by Mr. Linn. The speakers considered that tbe nomination of Mr. was equivalent to an election. The Suffolk; County Republican Central Committee has organized by tbe election of E.

A. Carpenter a Chairmau, and O. B. Ackeklt as Secretary. The Irish Republican Club of the Twenty-first Ward assembled, last night, at No.

463 Fourth-avenue. Jobkp-m O'CakkoL presided. The meeting was largely attended. A stirring address was made by Joseth I. C.

Clark. e. Of tbe IriuH JCepublic, in the course of hich he adverted to the pardon ot the Fenian prisoners by 1'esideut Grant. BASE BALL. Defeat of the Atlantic Clafc.

The return game of the series between the Atlantic and Star Clubs, the first of wbloh was played last Spring, resulting In tbe defeat of the Stars by a score of 8 to 1, took place yesterday at the Capitoline Grounds. Tbe contest ended in favor of the Star by a score of 31 to 34. Zktlxih. of the Atlantio nine, waa absent on the occasion. Chapman acting as pitcher.

In the first four inning tbe Atlantic played with only eight men, posting but two outfielder. The weather waa chilly and consequently the attendance waa not large. The game opened in favor of the Stars, wno.obtained a lead of to in the first Inning. Tbe following is the score ATLANTIC. R.

ib. ro. TABS. in. ro.

4 0 1 2 41 see 4 11 4 i ere a i Pearee, Smith, Id Start. 1st Cbspman, p. Ferguson, Mann, e. 1.... UauTIf Flko.ld McDoosld.r.t I F.

Rogers, Lt A i 4 4 fZJflSB, i DolULTd. B. iyne, Canimlngs, p. Hesvsos, 'id U. Worth, a 1 Packer, 1st b.

M. ItogursX I Total 34 30 27 1 Total MS IJCmNO. 1st Sd. Id. 4th.

tth. Ith. 7th. Kh. UL 0 7 3 S-34 Pisr i a i a a mplre Mr.

uuivaa, of th tapirs Club. Time of name Two hour aud tun mlnalca. Runs Karned Stars, 14. First itaaa Dy aUxors Atlan tics, lui Star, 7. Harvard vs.

TnsMaauiUt. i EoSTOS, Oct. In the baae-baU match, today, tho Harvard defeated the Trtmountain by a score of 31 to 1. Tho E.exlaa-tea-Avea atahhla In tbe Torkville Pobco Court, yesterday, an exaaunation waa held in the ease of Mattis Deah, who stabbed Ida Doviu. In the house of ill-fame Tfo.

187 Lexlngton-avenne, (new number and of Iter sister Cakej. who wu alleged to uave assisted In the act. appeared from tba evidence of Mr. Obadwick. the propric tress of the place, and of Louisa uaorn, Hattim Ghkksb, a servant, and of tho Injured girt herself, that the immediate eeuaeof tne eoarrel wa Ida' calling the lltue sister of tho accused.

Mat Stella Dead, a demirep. After beanag the testimony of the witnesses, Justice Bixa Olseb ar god Cakie, who was charged with having bald lot wbil th elstar etabbed her. lie ronitnltied Matti for furtbar eiamioation ou Tueeday afternoon. Th niother th prisoner a in Court, and applied for the releaso of MAT SfKLi-A frout enetodr, which woe arMted. A IVew Crystal rl Thelaod! preMttt owned by Davtc Aj LKkToa.

and used for eatUe-rard. between Third od Fourth avenuoe. Immediately abov the Yorkvili tunnel, baa hoe purchased by th Crystal Palace Aaaoeiatiou for the aite of tbetr pru posed ia ouster ExUbiUua buikllng. it prise t3 acre of hvad. sMMnmaadhig a fine view of tbe Cttr amdmsaorST Tnoro.

poPalaoa for the proluo-tion of all natloa will be uTtZfaSZ, Uh open space in the eearro ut liVaerea. It tr uSTm. aud It I moeraool that tkM of tho sections or atdeewiU be etgkTUmnimhlA. Tho court yard win bo laid oat with great taste, aad will be ornamented with fcur tltTrrm flowers, rare shrubs. A.

ThebvcsTwllib built of iron and giaae. The aryl of arenlteet-ure, although not fully settled otTwlilbeml pc-iag. and ornatsl In the degree Tneeapitalof the Crystal Palace Association RiLiaious rxEMa Chicago ha 3,773 Methodist. The Methodist in California report 5315 members, a gam of el. The average salary of Methodist minister in tbe Boston Gunferenoe la tl.430.

The Board of Trustees of the Illinois Wes-Kyan University have voted to admit Indie into the institution. Legacies to the amount of (SO.000 were left to tlie Weeleyao Missionary Society during the month of August. The religions papers of Wiirtombrrg represent tbe Methodists In their country as in a prosperous condition. Pakkek Ptixsbi rt, lately connected with the Herolution, has engaged to preach for six months to a Radical congregation in Salem, Ohio. Tlie statistics of British Wesley an Methodism, Jnst published, show tbe number of members to be.

including probationers, C13.07I ministers. 3 J. H. Haix claims to have printed the Bible In all the known tut spoken languages in tbe world." The languages arc arranged iu alphabetical order, and number Just nicety -one. Tho Jews of Testh, Hungary, are about to erect a magnificent structure, in addition to the many existing, at an expense of one million dollars.

The service is to be strictly conservative. The forty-fifth anniversary of the Wes-leyan Missionary Society of Canada will be neld at Port Hope, comoiencing Oct. 9. Rev. W.

Morlet preaches in the morning, aud Rev. EfHRAi.v Evaks in the evening. One of the principal friends of Methodism in Scotland haa Just died Bailie Thompson, or Glasgow. Mr. Thompson was a liberal supporter Methodist Institution.

He was sixty-four year of age at the time of his death. The Presbyterian Board of Home Missions is deeply in debt, and the churches are called on to rally and furnish the necessary funds. There are many vacant fields which it is Impossible to occupy because tho means are wanting. The Episcopal Convention of the State of New-York has been held the past week. The Itirhop's address studiously avoided all the questions of ritualism now dividing the body, lie reports 2.523 cotfirmaMous the past year.

TSic Shanars, a largo tribe of deralcd In Southern India, have now over 500 uativo preachers, aud lOO.ooo nominal Christians, have abandoned heathenism, and formed tiiemselvcs into for Chris tii.n worship. Kjy. L. II. Wi XLf.

a pradtiate of ITarliot College niid of Berkeley Seminary, at Miilille-ton, has assumed tbe charge of Trinity Chapel Church House "and the parish school, located ou George-street, between College aud High Directs, New-IIaven, Couu. The JUorarian says that Metz, which has witnessed tho most bloody battles of the present war. Is the city where the Romish priests, in 1C85, burnt the Bibles ot the Huguenots. It took twelve hours to consume the pile. Sedan was tbe seat of a Huguenot theolosrical seminary.

The Baptists have in Georgia the enormous number of 1.218 churches, with 116,138 members, oi whom 29,070 are colored. Besides these, there are 2(Vl colored churches, with a membership of 27,738 3C2 anti-missionary churches, with a membership ot 11,249 and 288 regular B.ipti&t churches, with 15,913 members. Tho new Methodist Episcopal Church at Janeeviile, was dedicated Aug. 18, by Rev, Dr. Hatfield, of Chicago.

Having finished his sermon, he was just proceeding to take up the subscription to secure a debt ot when an alarm of fire drove off balf of bis audience. The entire cost of the building is 34,000. Eev. Titus Coax, a well-known missionary to tbe Hawaiian Islands, was expected to arrive in this City last week, after a continuous absence of thlrty-eix years at his post of labor. During this time be has received 13,000 of the islanders Into the communion of tbe Protestant Church.

The difficulty in the Church of the Evangelists, Philadelphia, abont a prayer-meeting, has been settled. The Episcopalian says A new programme of services in the Church of the Kvangelists has been printed and eiieulated, and has been read from the desk by the rector. In lt we flifd this line Prayer-meeting (conducted by laymen) every Friday evening." A site has been selected for the proposed Syracuse University, in the eastern part of that city. It embrace about fifty acres, valued at tco.ooo, and Is a gift from the cltisens of the place. Five different site were offered.

The largest subscription made for the benefit the University is from Judge Comstock, who gives it $35,000. The Ritual Commission of the English Church, after a aerie of meeting extending over more than a year, has at last banded in a most complex and contradictory report. The report la signed by twenty-seven of the thirty members, and ia half a page long; but the expressions of dissent occupy twenty-seven page. All of them dissent once; sixteen twice; three three Umes, and two of them five times. What Is most wonderful, seventeen of them, a majority, protest against the action on the Atha-nasian Of the Wesleyan Methodist Church, Australia, the McUuxift Recorder says "Sixteen promising young men were received on trial a candidate for the ministry, and bad been appointed to circuits, there being at present no theological Institution in which they could receive a preparatory course of Instruction.

During the year there bad been a clear increase of 8,688 church members, but two-third of this Increase bad occurred in tbe two mission districts of the Friendly and Fiji Island. Tbe total number of meisoer In those Polynesian Islands, th missions In wbloh bar for tbe last sixteen year been earned on under the direction of the 'Australasian Conference, la reported at 39,011, of which number more than ar in Fiji. In tbe colonial district, including Australia. Tasmania and New-Zealand, 38,545 church member are reported." A teas pled Baa It Bohhory. Bake Vacit Blow orm.

Bstarao' Sap Tor the Be solars I LETT raoSt TBS CASBUEE. nmrri base, feeet, w. y- pt. a. im Mfrrt.

lltrrtnp, twml Arss, Ae. York i obnts: Our baak was eotsrsd by burglars oa the nlakt of HepC 18, and a psrats attempt aaad ma Um bankers' rbest bought from ys a few years since. They wedged the doors to our vault. Introduced powder, and blew It open. Your safe wa th next object of their ttentton.

and waa badly ebujed. trtea it with wedges, sledge, powder, but if rtal rnia SnMct, ad sw voiit.U sU rs, tnonsAUbesnsvMieaosotahardllgbt. Wswlah yoa wooid seod as anouierof asm atse, with roar new aateat tongue aad groove ooor. with rabbsr-pseasd naagv and aU lai improvement, jkoapecttuliy room, H. W.

PAQK. Cashier. TrgBEXKO KXW PATBJIT CltsTKW Basxkks aATES, WUA recent Improvement. Protected treat th blow-pip well th drOL TBE MOST RTfliBt.E BAITKItV BATE NOW MADE. BEBRINQ.

JARRKI. BHKBMAN. jre. 31 Broadway, earner Mamy-aU, Sew-York. lARRZL, OTA, Philadelphia.

B-KBRXNO A Chicago. UERBIXO, Or TEfMEs. Rious' Habo Rrtiii Mrt TirKPAL Tri m. Tnirtiwa years' sipM-teocs to trvatNteot of raptor with UiM Irwa hs shawa rw suit saver bslare tialas la the history 4 trams. So.

3 iisiayoueak In. Jtlwoe ta dy IUiaisiiMa tdsrlnnl. ltlllad. PHFtJIW st COLLFWDM" MBsrfaetrrsf the STANDARD AMkhUCAJf BIIXIAbVD TABLKjs, lhastraled atalnga sat by BsatL aaiaiaiaHsai.xw.tin, ala sf l.th wtn sTwvw all at SCBOrOLA a BALT lHIfJE. TKTTSB, SXHOWOBM.

SCALD HJEAD aad aU Mxapsno hav bona i Th BaUa at Lit ha ptwvWth Bsost vala- th pahhe. rjvpavxov frrr salt itnif rlrt f-nrrslry Cos- Now lavwartoaw Slhtalaod la thCaited Htates sod aU foreign OMutriesv All lalmaillia taralsasd by hrtrjcir dt cfx. i'." a ET Park-fow. New-York. Trad Mark for basins pai puma eaa now he pa.

ented far thirty ysar. PartssaXsr can had oa ap-pueatioato Ml A tO, aoieaaso Amen nan Onto. Ha S7 rark-vow. M. 'ra.

"Av naty BWya. Ta KnlneW. A. BATt HKLORH UAtR DTK hi tbo na sne wort bs only yht dys kiralwsr. haMe, uisfanlanssoa.

biaes; or brown, aold verr-waara, aad proswrtr apnosd BATCHUiOB's Wig ctory, o. at Hand w-Yrk. Trsmn, nsi Ims, TI wo. UTT ewcsti.jw ss-icon. W1SB cn At SKtLEYH kanl Babhsr Tras casveet aoyaKtment.

naiAlMt MARRIED. BRF.EVORT BUTLER. In Uartfhrd. Conn Oct. at fet.

John's Chore, by Rtrht Rev. Bishop Wit. llama, assisted by Rev. Lavrenoe H. Ssflls.

Kiiwatd KKkWkK Hbbsvobt. of New-York, and MabT I-t-wia, danghtor of John A. Butier, Kso. ot Hartford. DIEO.

HATCH. At his rwudenceln BrwKm, E. TX Oct. 7, VM. a Hatch.

aQ6S. Krlstiveaand fxiemis are Invited to attend tbe fa. neral from the Ho nth TmrMreet Proabrteruua Charch, BrooUyn. tL oa Sunday, Uot. at 1 clock.

KEVENY. On Friday. 7th. Rusts Jase. beloved wits of of John Keveoy, aged yean, a months, and 7 lis vs.

1 he friends of the famllv are Invited to attend the funeral on Monday, at 2 o'clock, from Ha 107 Zd.sC Williamsburg. K. D. LK On tteturday morntnr, Oe.S,at Teswfly, Fuzahbth iTLS, wiuow uf Samuel Lyle, aged Si yesrs. I vunersl from the residence of her srro, John 8.

Ila. at Temtly. ou Tuesday, tict. 11. st 16 o'clock.

Trains-leuve irom Pavonis t'l-rry, fot of CluuntiorMV. at o'clock A. lor Tenaily. and return at 11S o'clock. Carriages will le in waiting st the foot of Cnanihers.

on the arrival of thfl 11 o'clock trsln. (about V4 o'clock,) to ai-compuny ber remains to Ci nipUirv. lie luu tea and friends are inviutd to attend. TWINK On Satunlay. Oct.

8. KLIZabkiU A. Twink. daugnter of Oeorge CapUn, ia the Mh'year at her age. Notice of the funeral hereafter.

TOllt AS Oct 7. Kmilt, second daughter of Dr. 8. I. Tubla.

The n-latives and friend of the fitmfly are repect-fnliy Invited to attend her foneral, at 4j vi'est 3Jd-L, ou feunuay morning, at 10 o'cloca. MISCELLANEOUS. NK'OL Oc DATIDSOiK. NO. 6S6 BROADWAY.

MKAB villKAT JONKO-MT, Successor to 15. V. Hanghwout Co. BAROAim OFFER 300 WHITE FRKSCH CU1XA DINXSB, SKT8. Rooonrt nnlectlon, fall assortment, $31 300 FINE E'ULI3H IRON-STOKE DIXNEP SET3.

$20. DECORATED DIXNEB SETS. TEA BHTa, TOILET SETS, GLASS-WARE, OAS-FIXTURE, BRONZES, FRESCH CLOCKS. A5TEL SE rs. VASES.

PARIAN. SILVER-PLATED WARE. ILLUMINATED CHANDETJtERS AND OAS FIXTU UE3, (entiroly new designs by our own artist.) In all colon) to n.iiti li fnmitnre and room deooratioua. 1 TIN i IT SI I Mf KS a. WH 1TE il Cliii.a Liliuier imui, 151 pitXAis, SMi I'E'rTTVtiT srtTrt'iS jjYred and edit China Dinner Met.

$70 and upward. 1'ITTnO RU1.VE4.-OILT BAND l-Teuch liraa Tea St, 44 piecas S3 SO. ITtTTINW It USS AND gill China Tea bull at bait price. iriTrixn BfjstirKa colorkd Chanitier ISets, 11 pieces, iikkIs, $4 M. V7 Vsees.

Card Kecuivura, udiiem, India. China, Ac, at half price. Fil'T llv it BtislK RY-HA K-lieu Table Kiuves, BOKors', HlieiUeld. maJie, CO Uie dosen. SU1TT1NU 1V Sets, six iit-ces, bsndnrnely engraved.

Blop and Bowl, very beet plate, f3S. QUI I ST I If ft a. eiLVER-ulatKd Castors, six Cut and Knirravea Bottles, $5 Aa QlT I TT1 ti IIVHINKS hl-lLVEB7 piated Table Forks, $6 the dozeo. QliTrTI' I SJ. I Knn.

TO MAY rely uuou it. our pi Ices are fax below anythiug uucrtxi in Nnv Vuik. W. J. F.

dAiley a cvk. Nu, B1 Broadway. Volt II. Id.lOlf yaoi1 other SLaUM ami Notaiy Pubiie. No.

i Huoia o. 7. first Hour. NEW PUBLICATIONS. POPIXABAD VALHAULE JlUJilC- BOOK.

FOR CHOI R--: CHORAL TRIBUTE. L. O. EKKBSONS latest Church Rook. AMERICAN TUNE-BOOK.

Selections by 5C0 Edi- tors. lrtre ot each, tl SO; $11 a0 per dcaen. FOR Jt CLASSES OOLDEN ROBIN. By W. O.

PBJULlaa. (SO.000 In use.) Kiice SO cents. BONO GARDEN. By Lowell Masox. In three books.

FOR PIANO-FORTE BjrHARDSON'S NEW METHOD FOR PIANO. $3 7.V. HAbON A HO A PLK Y8 PIANO METHOD. $4. FOR ORtlAN NEW METHOD FOR BEED OR- OANS.

$3 to. BOors CABINET ORGAN INSTRUCTOR. $2 50. Pn hliahed and for sale by PIT SON A No. 711 Broadway.

New-York. RELIGIOUS NOTICES. SUNDAY EVEN HO SERVICES sad IJECTTJRES. A serins of Sunday evening religious services, with leeturcs on the doctrines of EMANUEL 8WEDENBORO. will be commenced st Stelnway HaU.

on SUNDAY EVENING. OCT. B. First lectors by Rev. Chaukcey Giles.

Sabjeet Seeona Cuming of Uu Und a Spiritual, and not JrtonmL Coming. Tbe public invited. To commence at 7H o'clock. Ti.t. SOFI.a CHCHCII, (UNITAIUAN.I The oongresratioa of this chorea will worsulp In Irvinr Hall, corner of Irving-place and lAth-st, Kev.

Dr. Bellows will preach on SUNDAY MORNING, Oct at 10, and in tbe EVEN ING at 7tt. Hnbjeci of evening discourse, being tbe third of a course oa the principle of liberal Christiana 1 Th Henpturtt thA'aturf their ImrpiraUon, and thour JUiaUon to other ttourees of BeUgiuut Truth. WTIbl-RTTJITHRKT NRTIIODINT MM EfibCOPAL CHURCH. In near Orand.

Jons H. Ma con. Pastor. Preaching at 10 a. M.

aud 7 P. M. Sonday-scbool st an 3 o'clock. A. H.

Bbumioll, SuperinteDdent. Oommanioa and baptaa-Dial MrnoM at 1. M. Young men's meeting a p. M.

Beats free. Friends sno strangers invited. N1 OTICK. THE NEXT QUARTERLY MEET-ins- of the Soatliern Ooavocattoa of tho Diocoa of New-York will be held In St Peter's Church, Went-eaester. 00 TUESDAY NEXT, the 11th xnsb Car leave 2th-t.

and 4th-av. at A. M. for wuliasav bridge btaUon, where carriages will be tn waiting. C.

D. JACEoON, IX. Deaa of Coavoeattoaw mHB TBACHEBH AllOfl ATIONT OP xms lull ol ua 1 -octavvia, u.tioa will meet with the PUgrha Baptist Chorea, in aSd-st, Bear tb-av on MONDAY EVENING nest at 7 'clock. All aro affeotkmately Invited to attend. Rev.

B. 8. MCAETHUa, Pastor of Calvary Baptist Chare wm sd areas tos oa rAs jjwiiiiilM to thtottotfvl Toaohong. KBT. HKRHILL HlC'IXABDON.

FAS. tor elect of the Nsw-Englaod Ouos-raa-atloaud Church, ot this Ctiy, will preach SUNDAY, at Ivtt A. M. and TH P. Bsrviees tomonrarflv ia Botgsr Chapel, tth-v between 41st sod 3d Mm.

All are Invited. Do nouno will gwea of the issnoval th Charoheornsr MadiasAov. and 47lh-t GKTHAI BAPTIST CHURCU, 43D. Mm between TLB aad Bth ava Presetting by th FaetoT. Kev.

Em Kvass, at 10M A. M. au 7H P. Sablect lu tho MORNING, 2'hess mho HttpThommiof In tho EVENING, Owm jUk. BotaUtochooi at A.

M. and a P. M. Wrteoi tO AIL m- T. AMBROMB (PROTKItTAJfT KPIaU COPAL) CHURCH, euraorol FTtaoaaad Bora p.

son stav Too servlees la that eharea oa aad after SUNDAY, the Bth last, will Be. aatAl farther Botteo, atlOk A-M-aadlP. Msxosptoa th first Banoay. at P.M. Th ktttlag ar tern, with th usual NTIOCU BAPTIST VHDBCH, XB.

Uieocaor. uiuu aanewi Job Love. Jr, will preao on SC 10HA.hL.and 7I PVm. Babtaet coarse -uidoun'o Vtetoryi aabiost Bleeccec 001 net ssiaiua i-osisr. aaov.

tvii aao. uct. as star morning ais tot etiltis: uie. -Xo Wminmo- Umwimr. POINT) niSl)t, SITE OF THAI Old Brswery, No.

11 Fsrk-st, tho erigjaoi aiteara US nanta, nor. o. asrvaa. nynuiiHMii Serrices ta ta uutpet a a. m.

am at 7 It P. M. BoDday-sohool at lit A. M. IpreacAun audfroai to 4 P.

M. iTMads of tae cauao aro Invited. RBr.BK1BTUIHIlLAnnnAB.1KT, n. D-wul pees ah la htuioh Prosbytenaa ChoreU. auroer ofPrinos sud Mathmi sa, oa aAkUiATH.

ths KB Ins, st I ami 7i F. M. XT as irTT.TIIIH BS-tlT HIKT if BArrrrr cmcrch. k. Us Faator Kev, Nt M.

II. FBaOCJrrtAM. ovary N-DAY, Wt A. M. sad 1 1 F.Mh auadar-seheef I P.

a it CHAM, if. LRH AT PLIMPTON- fl I LnuAlna. ling. at oi AO bjTJMDAY, Ort, St Mia SV m. i 11 Rui railly lavrted.

J. wlf PVLkMAN WILL PREACH lthCtt sViMt-Tbs' tb sUNDA MOika taXtand KVhN IN U. aatAav shosl st I M. mn i rTi( ini vstt eiuaj IIAT0BI -r nr. AVIIAJI EKT SO r.

wji 11 m. en TEocha rial Ml AX, and auy P.M. P. Ml dail choral nuromat RELIGIOUS NOTICES. CB cnAPVIr-au auntAtrr h-at Be.

Jocr XTJ Eiab. to ehaxrs. Sorvicoa a 80-. a 11 A. at, Uoly Coat-antosJ aad 7 Xa the iTEanNO, th rt a tHL 1 rua and Warkm Sah.

ect j5se Btranj rs eordlalry lnvltnd. IMPOJITANT CIIA.il UK AT HO A Kit Mtaatoa end Hosa tor Ll.Us Wafrars. No. New Bowery After taiothe rln ulsr aolient km ta trot a a to e-in-A ti, tonnwed tor uurtr i notes by staving and abort earn S1I1I1 mm i lverneeuag TCKsUAY EVENING atTSii dsyebool from tot o-elora. fVaMtor reeatved tlauv.

"ftt Hatardavt moot fas; to VaBt IMwOmis' ctock. WBJc Usm th ttapsna. 'ooejit will also hs a ie 1 .1 unuAi, atr. ihbm ITDI in from rfS f4 TBapRHAIlCK HAl.l.BT AT J-" ji 1 nan ovary, musi eveulsa Tomperaaesw Oa DAY EVENING the moeOagwut he adbsss by TJ'OhA Hjrwooo, editor of to jmjMrM K.T WaLBW the celebrated feaatle phytetan wrHer and rainr.aad Rev. Jons Bassitrr AApaiuioJLUnmdOoaaaetksrof U.

Iuof .0. g.J'--of F.nglaod. Bwiuu MX urLJr, U- W. K'ljnfORK PORT HvllltrVr-ProaohlDg at the Merthwrs earaor ot Msdioao and Catharine sta SU NDAY, th, a 10 A. by th Pastor.

Rev Ev D. MuarHT, and at7H P. hv Bv. A. A.

BrtnbOES, for many ynnMaia. ary at tho hUcmnariaa -lalaodai also, preaehmg at th Mtaanaa, enrosr of Jt over aad Dover ata, aad at No. WmUI, at Fj I i TIIK TABKRNAI'LK BAPTIrri'CUUHCH. b1 heea thoroagbly repsired. wiU bo opened for pabuo warship 6o.fcU.VDAY.

Pnoching ft bT the FaKtor; Rev. J. KESiUfB, D. D. Th Siutoayehaid will sneot a 1 P.

M. Commnnlon crri-e at Rev. Eosuo Urasnr, p. (former 1'aeSurJ wfli preach as the sveulu- si 7 O'ClQOSL. 8 4 POI.

VTKCII1IO INS1TITITTK. BHUOK. Ivu. Lev. aloostus.

BaoAlMtaAi Mitstiiary tot Imbay being about to tnrn oa Weduewav. will preochforthe bwt 1om oa SUNDAY MORNING. Kev. HUGH s. lawmtm will sdnilniate the munioo at the etaee of morning asmoe.

an wUl preacA a osoal hi the Hoar of aar-vsae, 10H A. M. and TV P.iM. 1 AI.KN-STnKsiT.iri. K.i GHPHFU, between liivlnion and Delanoey tLBev.

KB-. est lBBirrsoB wUl prssoh. on SUNDAY, 101 A. sihI Rev. Wk.

McALLrxs at 7 1 P. Sandav-school at A. M. and 1 1, rteramentst o'clock 1 Young people's rmTer-naeeliar at o'ekwk. tuta free.

Strangers and others cordially Invited. rilHK BIBLR OSCAR Hugo will preach SUNDAY MORNING in Hot-enthtreet (near Sd-av .) M. K. Charon, Rev. C.

mak, lan(ar. In the EVENING hir. Htxio wiU preoeh in Co area. Rev. Dr.

fihjrt iTgssfa7Aijl Jtovum Omtholie VountrtOM. 4 DOI.VTKCUJtlCi II BROOKLYN. JL near i Coartt. Rev. returning to? India, will oreoch in too wa soeromentof tne Lnrsrs Bupner wiU utter ward be adaunistered by Rv.

Huou Hurra Mr. CstirjBSTna Vnl nra-h la tba EVENING. .4: T. PAVliH RBHORHKII OfTlcri C'H UIUU. BMtmiMn aio aan stn tu mot.

aluxajsihkb TnoMrsoif. D. 1 Pastor. Plae God, Divine service on S-UNDA Y. Sth tusk, oa 101 o'clock Av M.

aad Tl o-oiook P. M. Sermon morning and evening by Rev. JoilH Thomfbow, D. ix, ot Sangertiea, N.

Y. ItiniiTRv. RiAnrtp TAtnoT.or Inaiaoa. will preach CD. last.

Lake's rBnirea, No. 45 oppNjslto-Grove, on SUNDAY NIOHT. Hervk eoninirnoea at 7t. SnndnyniKhk services couUnue Lhrourfi tito aaaeafu Msxaing a. aTUiroooo, a rk.

I TrTrionAsBiiBcii, cornrir 5'ld-sL, Kev. Dr. MiXGAH. on SUNDAY at lui, A. W.

and 4 P. M. Th aextoa trill bo in attendance at tba Church' every morulas; next week, from to 11 eTcloox, fur tho pnipua of routing pews. i i. curitcir, near l-v.

I'mecliina on SABAfH MOtt.Nl.NO at 10 1 o'clflr KoV. OnCAl lilllKX. Pubjeor 1'rotrofant Riahtt in Kouti Vatl.olie conm- trws. And in the evening at 7t o'olosk. by the pas- tor.

Bey. BacilmaM. .1 r- T. IjlJtiK'rt is. 'I1IKCI1.

WiT 41Lt Sarvice will be hlil in ton lOI. tbe late TnanooRS atoit. wba -adilrexsoa are exiecld Jiy liev. R. ft.

teraa, D. IX, Rev. J. B. Wakklky, and others.

Eve ng. i preaebing by Rev. B. 8. Iosteb.

D. Iyv.v7n. t. ivottTiinop tvn.t. la tbe Weet Twenty Prasbyte.

rutu 11 1 1 1 L.ii. uuar lui uu iiuiu A. end M. Yonnsr people' praver-rneetinr at 7 P. M.

A oordi in vitaUea givoa to attood tneao ser- ieea, si MADIION.AyENDKl BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Iter. J. p. Klubb. Pastor, wul preach on SUNDAY, at IOS A.

M. and KM. Montiily Hun dtty -school concert st a erelook P. M. Addremes from Bev.

iW. VAX MXTHK, of Howard Misaion. and othvra. i RUTU KltS PREff BYTEBI AN CHURCH. MadiBon-av.

and SKLh-nt. Preaching bv tba PHtor. Rev. N. W.

on BO NDAY. (Oct. at lol A. M. and 7 I P.

traawa and. tiwne havlaar no roaolar nlaos ot worabio are siiertsllj mviieiu rp ri it rcist the JL Budiop SMoW, whose tlimooi a ar ao Tamly be- lied and wlsrepresnoted by th Uorattt, will presoh la the University, Wssbingainanaro. on SUNDAY, a a P. M. Beats free.

SubJWJt Tho toU ot AnticArtst ana Comma of Christ. 4 flII JANK-SfBKRT MK.BtTNDAY. I M)HOOL SUStUNAKY HOClKTY WtU hold monthly mooting oa SWDAY AFTKHNOON at o'clock. Tbe lara eolleoUoa ot Idols and eaneeitAeo from China, belonginc to the SoOloty, will he exhibited and explained by Mr. B.D.

L. aotrrui uu kia, irz--z JL PHOTKSTAir.iErtst'orsij wrest as CHURCH, aist-u. near d-v. Wording an aad women especially inviiod) a welcome seat or aU. Service, 104, 7tt o'clock.

A pure Gospel aishrsnal ta earnest practical sermons for th masses. yN. BRjOUS, Aeslstant Mlmstiw. RCOND AOTEfrt miTBCH, OOOTBH imiUtnte, Boom No. 3A.

PreaehiBg oa SUNDAY by Elder WM. STUABT, from r-niiaonipnia, a mm a. M. od I P. on subjects connected with th aooa CAitui ng of Christ, and a tutor Uie to ho a His coining.

All are invited te hwar. StI RITtJAElITODAT AT P. M. IM tbe bad sou lb-west earner of Mhov. and ISta- sumiav, provln eoaclnslvely taat sptrllo 00 bom converse with mortals eocearasruta; sad woatna: 1 onward toward their heavenly ltum.

Hsst trao. HtlRCn THK IIRAt'Billir REST. 1 ALh above Kev. sv. BOWLAIDl.

u. 11.. Ro otor sit. 1 Jfe. ionsAP, Ai.

Aiaaacisie Reoior. Divine sot vo on Oct. a. a A. iL.

and! P.M. T- jr -j. MRS. in Tl A IIARIinuK W1E.I, hpeak belore to Soefat Of spirituaiistn, at A pot- lo Hall. Broadway and SUNDAY, at kn and 71, o'clock.

No rosorvofl Qiudrea' lyceum at a P. M. j-u RWwTwrTw. PArtK WIIaIa pbkagii in SABBATH la the New. York Presbyterian Charon, corner Houston- and Thompssa stsv.

at KM A. M. sud 7h Pi M. Tbopat-Uo ar fardlally tavitod to attend. s.

AI.V tHRS SL'HtUKSjaa TH-ST 'near Atb-av. Oa SUNDAY vKev. Dr. UALLAUDsr will preaol.at lit aad lo A. M.Bad V.

for deafiuuu-s; 4 P. ostocneuc instraettaa. Rev. V.BatiCB U1 preach at Ht PM. I7RRAV YllCli PBKsBTTBRIAif AtAvaunwU WAmiMBn7i aa.

iiisa isuw on SABBATH, at 101 and 7 P. M. Preach nnrt unii At w-i ing by tne paster, itev. cesoaoa a. CHtBssB amnion sorvioa auor CHURCH OP THK BBPORMATIOIT, IEpiseopal.1 fioth-st, between ti and Sd Rev.

ABBOTT sows. Rector, nniiixs on SUNDAY pert at 10 A. M. and 4 'clooh Pi M. Waadayoobool at o-cioek.

i BCBOII OP TUB MBMlAuVBET. t. n. huwoits wui oreaon buuai tvn NINO oa tbe Afore xsssoa mpoteowi lecture to roan men. AjCoUotia wtli he for th Bandar -school OBM-sjTBsBBT H.

B. CHCBCH. BK. tweea Naaaau aad WiEiam sta. Bov.

Mr. A.XTB1X will preach at Mh A. ht Bev. wui preach ft p. M.

Bnbjwetri BssargaCherarisr. Baal free. Strsng arrtlslly in vHod. Set BTBKTBBNTBUITBBBT JU i ft. jburcn.

Betweea i aaa za avs iwv. a. US, Paetar. will pratoh SUNDAY MORNING aad EVENING. Basis fre General prajar-nieeUag.

HDBCB OP till TfAANttKRla, VMeroerit. between Wsveriey aud Cliuloa plsusa. SUNDAY Tlev. Mr. MUgssr wld prwsch atlOH A.

and Bov. Sr. lAoEAapAtAOQE at 7 P.M. ni pea. -i NBW.lOBKfJIIIIUCH, HOUaitAN AND ThompeoB sis.

SABBATH service a 11 and bbsib oehool at IH and I Jeu ck. Heel ail free and trBgr mad wesoo Bov. W. W. Paa, Paator.

CST. ITBPIIB.TW! PlaCOPAV CHVBCBT UI bM 1 dlvtao eervte oa SUNDAY at A. kUMtts Uw Chapsi, Mo. a Eos EMht, ho. tweea Madisoa and 4tA iva, Th eo (Bot-Dc.

PEICEI will pr oh. boat Ira. BlfTBbT C4HCRBT PTHB Men tag star BobbotJi soboot. No. Wast 4Ah rlU WaddromedotJNDAY.aiaP.

bo psomt sf atkor. Pbiud? PpAAr XDsrlod to ala f. CALTARTB1P XMWT CIt CB WXdT SKt-otm between tn Sad th ova Proeehnxg by tho Pastor, Bov. BL S. MgAaTJtOBa SUA at 14 A.M.aad7kP.M.

TIBT. IaIAHuW. AflORK VB WIU. XVtweaeh ta abet 'iiHe-AoatoUe Choreb la Mth-sA, kavaaat tsS ns sra, SUNDAY EV NINU. asTlso'cloc i i nBf.JMRPH XVpriach NDAY th HseB Chapi.Na a East Ui-T betwsea kl41sui and itasva horrlo tll A.M.

heautraa I TTAliGBLIVAIjIiUTUKMAJICUCBCil M-JOT THE HOLY TB1NITY, Xit-W oe and Sth avs. Bev. O. p. Ksorai, li.

Ix. Paator. tlarvttis BUNDAT.Oc4..otMH A.M.an4 7H P.M. Rwtr. O.

Bt PBsTHIWIIIaW WILL preach ta Treanrs Lrrvo liL Na Jxs ttf, KUNDAY M0MJU.il hOidaut, Ft mltoty. llRr. P. lIMOtrW-WllAfi -fUUAtil Irf JriBo iBnf sli'il Mi C'barah(Br AvoD lw A. aa P.

aim Prajar Bi 4 A I mo ttr I'll IwJll. ITo.iuugo BC DAY MwHNINU sod hVAISOby tthaT, hoV. sf, lL BuBc- enWa-o jA Bt I sad A IIURCII OP IT. 7tAvv st I P.h-e.D1viu krrvVo Mini A. M.

and P. 4 atom, a haJUAAti peaoca, UTi TUAMAI UHCIAV B. W. WIU I IAMH, BQAtooaa fcaawrwar.at7i.