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1NKW YORK HKftALD. MOJN'DAT, OCTOBER 21. SHEET. 9 PEOSPEOT PARK FAffi OBOOTD3. I Trotting Meetin Tlic Comr Off.

Thin, tlii- i i i aim liwl. (lay Kali Trottinf, iMcctliiK; IjltlH fulr to lie of Hi moat vxcltinc nature-. Two events lire mi tli lli licit Irilnjj (lie jiurKO and slake for four year oll I'i'lts, In winch iuc entered K. II. fiiilla Vvuy'H lirnwn Uixoii, by Ifupjiy Medium SI.

M. JmlKiOi' Orown stallion Morroll, liy Win Worrell; A. II. Howe's black stallion Howe's 9'ommy (lormcrly Tlioman am OUarles liay itcldliiK Silver Heels, The Hccond i closes Ilic i i the "fretvior-aU'' purs'- (il yoo Am'Ticm HJirl. Hi I his ai ulitcrl iiiiO i xtai-i lii-iijamii.

Wacc'B clK'stnut. J'nii jMiice's brown 1'ainii'r. Vi. 11. JDotile't Jjay mun: Kusalind, -I.

.1. Howen's lilunk Keldino Cainor.f ami John i.ovcl.i's lia.v inure' This field lur weeks tins coininandcd crrat urtcutioi from turfmen, ami tlio race is expected to tie of taunt iiitercsiinir character. All the fcorees hui'c line records, and, in eqnully inir ram dition lu-diiy, it will take wise man to select the Winner. The first race will he called promptly at two o'clock P. JI.

A larfc; cathrriuK should be early on hand at Prospect Park to witness these contemn. THE FAIB FAMILY. Branch Coming Kcfore Pull- He--Jjauru. HrotUer, Who is in IPriaoji, Sued for by His Baby the San Francisco Morning Call, Oct. On ustli of j-Vijiirft.

in the Hlleenth District Court. Julia W. Hunt commenced suit agaiust Oliver D. Hunt divorce on the prounil of desertion. (Service is made upon the ueieudant by publication, as he is not residing in the country.

We have been Imormed upon good authority that he is now- Serving a term of impnsonment in jail at Lima for acas'iuox." The plaintiff is a sister of Mrs. Farnaw, of Oakland, anrt daughter ol Mrs. S. A. Abbott, ol this city.

The is a son of Mrs. 'JLuc, and Mrs. t-air's brother. Mrs. Abbott was a Sister Colonel Fair, Mrs.

Fair's third husband. The complaint that the plaintiff aud the ilelendant were married in Baltimore on the ftth day ol September, 1867. and immediately thereafter came to Caliioruia. Alter a residence of six months they went to Mexico, and resided there lour months. Tlie twain then removed to Panama.

"And she mrther alleges that on the 23d day of September, just two years after their marriage, the defendant, without cause ou her part, left her at a totel in I'anama, and willuliv deserted her. she asks that she be permuted to reauiue her maiden name. THE PLAINTIFF In this case is a young and handsome woman, in fact only eighteen years uf age. She was married at the ripe age of thirteen years, while phe was at school in the East, and Mrs. Fair is credited with the achievement of arranging the Jtnarriage, in order to strengthen her connection (With the Fair family.

Mrs. Uunt testified against Sirs. Fair on her first trial for the alleged murder of A. P. Crittenden, stating that Mrs.

Fair told her fihe Intended to kill Crittenden if he did not do just What she wanted him to do. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. HARTKHOIIN SMITH-- On 'rVerlnesdar evening, October IB, ra avenue Metlioiiist Ei'iseb- pal Charcli, by Itev. F.

S. De Bass, 1. Mr. CHARLES E. UAKTSITOUN-, and Miss Htttr.isr E.

SMITH, (laughter of the late Jeremiah H. Smith, both ol this city. LOVE BIRDSALL On Thursday, October 17 bv the Rev. A. Wiswau, THOKAS W.

LOVE to EHHA BIKDSALL, both of this city. MEAD-- At St. 1'anl's Methodist Episcopal cnurch, on Thursday, Octobsr 17, by Eev. Cvrus V. Foss, ALFRED p.

MEAD to HOETENSE GAKOKG all of this city. MOOKES In this city, on Thursday, October 17, 1872, by liie Kev. n. l. Ganse, MoouEs.anil Miss KITTY A.

OSTBOH. lUNOOLi'H-- On Tlmrsday, October 17, 1872, at the residence of the bride's mother in Jersey city, by the Kev. Dr. Imbrie, JOSEPH F. KAN- SDOtTH, to HAUTE daughter of the late William Taicott, Esq.

On Thursday, October 17, 1872, at the residence of the bride's parents by the Kev. J. Howard Snydam, assisted by the Rev. J. JRomine Berry, Mr.

JOHN K. TANARSDALE to Miss fjABAii ASS ELLIOTT, both of Jersey City. WINDSOR-- In San Ftancisco, CaL, on JThursday. October 10, at the residence of John Mason, by the Rev. Jonn Hsmphlll, Captain H' 0 WINDSOR to LOUISA R-.

daughter otailbert F. Havs Of this city. Mulberry utrtot. on Taesilsy, October 22, at ono o'clock r. M.

K.KU.Y.--On Saturday, OHolxjr 19. or cancer. KKM.Y, wife of C- Kelly, in tin; Bfitii year of her ajjo, native of Krcouil. county of Calvvay. Tlitt'frienils of'tlic family mid thOHf ofhor brother, Thomas llyuc.i, arc rcspe'-tfullv iuviu-d to alii nil her luneral Irom her late iileuce, hunt street ou Tuesday mo mull, at liall jiiwt o'clock to St.

liriilget's Church, where a. -olnnin requiem IIIIIM will be read for the repose of her soul, thence lo Calvary Cemetery lor Interment. (Jalway (Ireland) paper.i please copy. Al.tM'Ki..--(HI Saturday. 0 tobcr ri, at the dcnce il her son, Horace "in WpKt Kifly- sKth street, Mrs.

JASB MANUKL, iu I CSd of and friends of the family arc respectfully Invited-to attend the funeral, i A i Kighle' nth hli'f't, near Finn avenue, on Tuesday, 22d at clnvjn o'clock A. M. oil Saturday, Oc'ober 19, at X. A I wife of Cnarle.i .1. Martin.

Notice of funeral hereafter. On Sunday, October MATU.DA PERRY, in the zist year ol her age. The friends arc invited to attend thr funeral service? at the rrcibyterian church, on Fifth aveune, corner of Nineteenth, street, on '1 uesday, at half- past one o'clock p. M. Kort Washington, on Friday, October 18.

JOSEITI I'OTTKit, aged years. Relatives and ineiids of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday, 21st from his late residence at Fort Washington. Services at ten o'clock. Carriage? will tie in waiting at Fort Washington dfepot on the arrival or the fifteen minutes past nine A. M.

a i Irom Thirtieth street. Uelurn train arrives- at TuirtictU strict at twelve M. Saturday, October IS, CnAELns EDWAUD KEID, only surviving child ol Charles Reid, aged 7 years, 11 months ana days. Funeral from the residence of his father. 457 Grand street, this (Monday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock.

1-Yiends are fecjue.sted to attend with out further invitation. Saturday, October 17. lUur, relict of Edward ttoclie, aged SO years. The relatives aud of the family are respectfully invited to attend the "on Tuesday, October 22, at nail-past ten o'clock A. from her late residence, 169 West street, thence to the Church ol St.

Michael's, Thirty-second street and Ninth avenue, for a solemn requiem mass. The remains will be interred in Calvary cemetery. Sunday, October 20, at Greenwich, Mrti. KACDAKL M. RUSE, widow of Josiali Kose, in the 77th year of age.

Funeral irom the resilience of Mrs. Tittle Mead, Greenwich, on Tuesday, "Jal at 11 A. M. Carriages in attendance on the arrival of the twenty- four minutes past tea A. M.

train. Sunday -morning, October 20. JAMES RKED SMITH, son of the late Wiiltaui H. Smith, in the 40th year of his age. The relatives and irir-nds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the lunerai, from his late residence, 32 Kast Thirty-runtfi street, on Tuesday morning, 22d at ten o'clock punctually.

The remains will be taken to RocheUe for inrerment. Saturday, October If. JOSEPH SLEAVIN. a native of liallyshannon, county Donegal, Ireland. The relatives and friends of the family are re- specttully invited to attend the Monday, October 21, at two o'clock, from his brother's residence, 54 Oliver street.

Friday, October is. 1372, after a brief but severe illness, Mrs. SOPHIE THOMAS, widow of Augast Thomas, in the Kid year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited So attend the luneral, from her late residescs, 336 Garden street, on Monday, October 21, at eleven A. ST.

TOKKET--Suddenly, on Saturday, October 19, 1872, Tor.BEr (of Kie firm of Torrey lirotnersi, in the 3Sth year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the "esidence of his mother, 16 Commerce street, on Monday, 21st at two o'clock P. M. Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 19, THOMAS TURNER, aged 24 years. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his ate residence, 237 ffavy street, on Tuesday, October two o'clock P.

M. Saturday, October 19, AKK ELBA. WILSON, aged 27 years and days. The friends of the family are resnectfally invited attend the funeral, from her late residence, 226 forth Second street, at tiro o'clock P. M.

AIWIMTCMMKTS. (KlMIQIJH. i I I A I rrniir Mr. A. ii'iW Hi" uioit cmiK-nU'iilly iirriinuo'l in tin" bli(iii '( finality mill hilrlf nidi'inl i all ilia! IIIIIM-V Tli-Klnr I A KpCChSX OK AlINKf).

IJHL li i wntu-ii I'yr (UK OIlL-VchnriKtcri liv I'lilllin Minn KITTY o'MKU Mi ADA G-M A re ill HII -jtilirc nyw i i ol H'un und Mcrrinient Al.I. i MST I HTAUH ItKTAINKI). Iteml ricii.E«, ki- the wot-lt (i! Onincdiati, (it" t'n- Mr, I) I-. M-)UI'JS. Trotipi- ol tin 1 in i ftn-i very launhafjlc WmHl lu '-li Sl.cfh IIART, I I I Mr.

A KKItKEI, iulrvilii'jiiiic the "oUn- Mr. JOHN WILD, In the fn-H. Mr HAItT iu OTHER t'KI- LOT. Mr. Mr.

WM. WbST Mr. J. OOODINU, G. L.

.1. A. i A MKs TAl'LOR, Miss I IIUiXIKii, MKsAOA Kirry O'NKIL, MHS NEI.LIB Lait week Of tl! Edllcat-d PIOTK and BAhNRY. FltAMK and WILD, in theaide-fllilittlng Nf-ttro Stetcli, viz. OP.IJ-SAfiK.

Concluding every evenias with the nw Draain, rOIiGEHY; OR, DISCHARGED FROM HLACKWELL'S ISLA.SD, dtaee 4c. A DRUKKAliD'ri RESOLVE, THE KOKCKB AND HIS VICTIV, THE ABDIJCKOX Tbe in rial scenes, inti'rlyciuE the entire Dramatic Company. MATIKKI-. WKDNKSDAY AND SATOKDAT MONDAY, Oct. 38, first appearauce tsia.wj- syn ol the of Barlesiue.

TUB WORRELL SISTERS. RYANT'S OPEXA HOUSE, STREET. Sixth and Seventh near Theatre. CCOWDBD HOUSES- DECUiGIk HIT OF KINO KAEKOT. Brilliant imccsss of the APEICAN BALLET TP.OIfPE.

Beautiful Scenery, cirseoas Costumes magnificent 'iraiisforination Scene. DAS BRVAXT as KARROT NELsE SEYMOUK as GENTLE FAIRY KELLY i LEON' in Orjrrettft, Liscbcn and Fritc'ncn. BRYANT'S MINSTBELS. BKYAMT'K MINSTKELS. I I I KAKBOT MATI.NEK SATUKDAT AT TWO.

PKESE.NTA'KOS ACADEMY OI' MUSIC. ji'ay prcscnU-d the "The play iin- i-ntiyi in chiutr and rrinn. ni dnnblril. I'llft f( I.N ACfISTiU I A I I I A I A YKT ISKEN THE LOI.AL srAf.i:, prwntine -be rare o.xeillnn-a in pictures, ol ins ui-li without KnudiiiU" anil "-itliout A AT O'CLOCK Iwi, a'ivanrc. Ikixonir rv A jj BJ Dnon 'MICH nt 7'-.

iftajn nsci AI o'clock. 'i'TOd Tor 10ifl MIBS IS LlalTED TO NIGHTS. HITK'S ATWKNKIIM ATUKNAiU.U ATHKNvBUM ATHEN.BUM ATIIEJfiBtlJI ATIIESJJUW iI' TUB MAMMOTH TIMHII'I'. THIS AT 8. llenvin.

fjft Ketltf Bftison. i-a i'niip Uenfion. ftito Uensou. TBK FIRST CON-CERT "STILt, TAKE PLACK 6. 1373, MK BOLLAB KACH.

FOR SALE ONLY AT Kf, BROABWAV, NEW TOEK All of ths presfcuts to ticket vrill be in money. On an average .1 ca. every other ticket, from 91 to $1,000. The are distributed on the spot when ire The concerts In every respect, tie fir-t Xotie but the beat artists li'iit can te secured iti this country will be easasol for thv-3e concerts. The presents will he distributed i tbe following amounts PllOi'OSAJjS.

AVENUE OpnCK, GKASD CasTaAi, DEPOT, Netr YOKK. Oct. 11 1ST 0 On Friday, October 18, ADOLPH PAUL, only child of Aiiina M. and Captain O- Bernbaum, of steamer Thjra, of West Indies. Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 437 Gold street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday 22d at two o'clock P.

M. On Saturday, October 19, 1S72 Mrs. SIARY A. BEEESHOLT3, in the 64lh year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family arein- vtted to attend the funeral, from her late dence, 242 Bleeeker street, on Tnesday, October 22, at nine o'clock A.

M. from thence to St. Joseph's church, where a solemn requiem mass will bo In this city, on Friday, October IS, MARIA wife of Isaac D. Blake, and eldest daughter of Jotham and Sarah Wilson, in the 35th rear of her hge- The funeral will take place from the residence of lier parents, Seventy-ninth street, between Bouie- sfard road and Tenth, avenue, at three o'clock on Monday, October 21. Relatives and friends of the family are requested to attend, without further invitation.

On Snnday, October 20, 1S72. ROBERT E. BKEB.IE, in the 5Gd year of his age. Notice of funeral in to-morrows paper. On Sunday, October 20, 1872, of consumption, ADDIE daughter of James E.

and the late Susan and stepdaughter of Cornelia Brown in the 3i si year of her age. The relatives and friends of the famllv are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at the residence of her parents. 182 Bowery, on Tuesday October 22, at eleven o'clock A. M. The remains will be taken to Tarrytown for interment.

At Port Richmond, on Sunday October 20, 1S72, PsRHBBilEE, wife of Daniel Burbanfc, aged -32 years. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to the funeral, on Tuesday at two o'clock P. from the Trinity Methodist Episcopal church. West Brighton, S. I.

BDSH-- On Tnesday, October 15. IRENE, widow of Henry Bosh, of Wales, Erie county. X. ased 49 years. CAJIFDEI.I At his residence.

20 Minttta street 3few Yors. on Sunday, October 30. at half-past two P. 1L, WILLIAM H. CAJIFBELL, aced a5 rears.

For particulars of funeral see no'tice of Ecal todgc. No. S3, F- ana A. of Jersey City. Relatives and friends are respectfully invite'd to attend.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTbRS As exists among contractors in regard to the manner of doing a portion of the wort upon tbe fourth Avenne Improvement between Seven! v.ninth street and Harlem Kiver. it is hereby ordered that the proposals already received be returned to the parties makuNi them, and tuat the wholf ot the work between tne points mentioned be reopened to bidding Irom all contractors. Sealed proposals for the same will be received at this office until 2 o'clock P. M. of the 224 inst.

Plans, specifications and blank proposals are now ready. ALLEN CAMPBELL, A. W. CRAVEN, EDWARD H. TRACT J.

C. BUCKHOUT, Board of Engineers Fourth Avenue Improvement. A BSOLUTELY EXTRACTED without cas, chloroform or ellier; Combination Sets extremely hBlit and durable Rubber Sete, 510. 1'lti Sixth avenne, between Fourteenth and FUteenth streets. Established 24 years.

Drs- L. BERHARD 4 SMITH. A --DR. VAN VLECK. DENTIST, 26t SIXTH AVE.

sets made in three hours, Irom $UL Old sete bought Gas daily administered. Cut "Tt-S OCt R. G. DUKKIN LATE -1TJL of 53 Canal street, now No. 7 Clinton place (Eighth Teeth on new principles; immovable- used as teeth; Teeth extracted without pain with or bcnumbins process.

A MANTELS, tt Large and elegant stocK at oar new trarerooms Union smiarc. corner of Fourth avenne and Seventeenth' street. PEXKHYX SLATE manufacturers ol SI. $-'. S3, $4, ts.

$100, JSOO, The store. 655 3rasa-sT. trill be open from 3 A. M. to 11 P.

I. daily, FOR THE SALS OP TICKETS. OEOKOE WOOD. Manager. THK I OOPER IXSTITTTTE--PEEK LECTURES ON on Ociober ut ci P.

in roooi -i Cooper Institute. All wlio to learn to Freneli arc iiu iteil. ATHBJI.UIJM KI.ANOHK SELHTN. i I M1I.I.IR OOOK. 1HLLIK COOK.

COOK. J1ISME JACSSOII. MlKKHi JACKSON. JRN.VIF. BrfNSOtf.

TUTtf J.K BOV. JKSKIK BK.N.-irK. KITTT CE KOK. RICAKIK. Jos J.

STKWAKT. O. MAi'INEB E'TMfi' an'l p.o IE I'lIAttZiI-iH WK17E. CIl.i'.LKS WHIT3. .1.

K. (Tsmpbrfl. "AT t'x' as, S85 TO VB Wjto.lKCr Mr. NO HKTi'HIt IMMV I I A BVIiit UKKN PUQDVCKD IIKKT (iuMjiiy THK I-HKSBNT A I I A I IN KVJKUy THK VKUVT IJKST railUTII WKKK an'l i Ar NOVKlI'syKNIvUV, A i I A RICH OtW KI.KU\H't Al'I'OINTMENTg Illlft CA.ST OK CI1ABACTBRR. ANI KVKKY I I'VOMAUOM AN!) HAIjATKA KVKRV TUB MOST STKIKINf! ANI Bt'PECT I'RO- i'ore VISMIH Ol tile DISSOLVING HTATOB Ijv Professor TOBIN, of the Koyal Polytechnic Inntitu- tinn, OOTH'S THEATRE.

KD IN. lorms tilt; pulilic tblt'here a i escalation 'TIT, corner stone) nj'al t-, to Himler or -i uj nave. t.iie ir. of White's Athcn-cnni. rro Broadway.

I fcave to that all SQL-II mmors or tiny aurburity -itill iQiVr-jst and ff Ui witiiin and s'ail c-p''-'nuc to do bo, report; to con'mrs-. Oil tooadway. Kcw York. A CADEMY OJ' ML'SIC. BENEFIT of the NEW YOEK ROMAS CATHOLIC ASYLUM TWO GRAND PiRFOttJIASCES SEW YOP.K YOUXti MBS'S ROMAN" CATHO- IC -nder ausnicesliip BOUOICAULT EDWIN BOOTH Proprietor and Manager IiAJJT NIOHTS OF ABEtAH NA POOHE.

LAST MOUTS OP MK. AMD MRS. DION BOUCICAULT MONDAY. (Ml3fl WKBHESOAT, J. AEBAH NA POOUE.

TOESDAr. The new DraAa of TIJtlKBOAT. "KKRRY-." MIGHT and MOENISC. AND SATOttDAr I and MATTNBBATZ. JESSIE BBOWN.

KEBBY; OR, tfieaX AlfO MOKKINO. Kerry Hr. DWW BOUCICAULT by him over IUJ in Ijondoit. Mrs. Diamond.

Hiss KAIE KEWTON JESSIE 8EOMTN. Jessie (liGr original character)." -MlssAGNES BOBEKWOJf (Mta. Boucicatdt). Mr. SHEEL BAEBY may be secured a weelt in advance at the theatre, or at Pitvja Store, 711 Broadway.

is to be given. tilLf tn irr.itcful!-.- tlie cheerful alacrity with wl-icn. the nij-mucrrf -lie various pl.ices of anuyemeiit and their ariisti icsr-onlad to tiie caH c.ntributive tl.e f'f a prozramute that, beyond nature of U-e apii-ah'ng ciiarily. might prove attrst.ivt- to the public. Kr.

JOUS BSOCGHAll Mrs- JOHN WOOD. and KT -1. OH In-ikc drst III York since rslarn from Europe) have in the ton. test raanner volunteered i'ROOBAMME. AFTERNOON'.

COMtMESOIXn AT TWO O'CLOCK. Grand Overture. Fail Orches'ra. Mr. H.

S. D' -HvVOKTrf Director The dran: itic perionnai'cc with Che spartiiaz cnc act. cntit; CiLJFORSIA in which the following ladies and of thf; BOWERY THEA1 take part by the conaent of Mr. V. Mr.

roster, M-. Hnrry Ifolni'-s. Sir. L. E.

lanl, ilrri. v' l. JonLi, Booi.ii, Anna Mortimer. A HAISES BEOS. L'nion First clasii hitndsonu- new for sale t-n very reasonable terms, and several used a little, very lyvr for cash.

A GREAT A LARRE ROITXO CORXER rosewood I'iano, in perfect order; rich, powerful tone; hauOsome carved ICKS: only PEEK i SOX, 127 Bleeeker street Violin soln, M3DLEY OF IRISH A1P.S. with variations, by PA0OVAXI, of the Fiftu Avenae Theatre. ArisaMi ballad EMMA 3OWSON (o; the Grand Opera After whieh will be presented the third act of the tail liaut foniL'ily LO1)ON ASSCKAKCE! in which tbt foilowin-r eminent from tne Graa ami Fiiih Ax-c-iiBi; Theatre wiii-ippear: JOHN WOOD, Mr. JOH.C Sir. Georffe Ciarke.

Jtr. Lenioyne, ilr. Gsnrje H. Sir. EUiBinul Vicrce, Mr.

Owen Fawcstt, Mr. vf. Beefcinan, His, Mary Cazf. HAEEIOAJf AND HART (by tind permission of Tonv Pastor) as Tiii Little Frauds Tto conclusion the afternoon's enrcrtaintnent to be a rich and uproarious Icstival oi comicalities bv the tamoug BRYANT'S MINSTRELS! Medley Overture, "Come Kiss -Bryant's Orchestra Mr Cackle Cackle Mr. Dave Reed Sentimental Song.

"Meet Me Mr. Charles Templeton Comic D.ny Hr. Bryant -A BEALTIFCL PIANO ONLY $UH; A STEIXTVAT octave Pianoforte, richly legs, overstrung bass, everv improvement; lor cash. J. 13 erley near Broadwav.

A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, PAT- ent grand scale, brilliant tone; in use 7 months; SOT, ior S250. Residence IU West Eijhtn street (Cliniou near sixtli uvenae. A MAUSIFICEST SQTTAEE TK OCTATE Fianoforte, in nse seven months; cost $900, lor $275; Stool and Cover. 2Sth st, for tnree days. Private residence 134 West A BEAUTIFUL CARVED ROSEWOOD SETES octeve Pianoforte for less than $liK; Cover and Stool; celebrated citv niaker.

Applv at residence 343 East Thirtieth street, near Third avenue. A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOB Brand, made order, celebrated city maker, nsed also Drawing- room Furniture, Etaeercs, Painthlgs. Bronzes, Mirrors, Silverware. Chamber, Dining Furniture; a sacrifice; property family leaving city. 36Wet 15ta st- near 51h av.

PRIVATE FAMILY LEAVING FOR EUROPE Tcill dispose ot their grana scale 7K octave eveir vanety oi slate ork, plain and ornamental. I Pianolorte. carred Icrs and case. to oraer. cwt "10, Stool.

Cover ancl Music Cabinet, at private A KLABER, STEAM M.4JBBLE AT MAKBLE1ZING 2 rk ti fllld I3S East Eighteenth and Mantels, Tiling, Marble Monu- 1 ments, at prices lust defy competition. Marble Tnrntnc lor the trade. KLABER MARBLEWOEKS. 23 WEST i Fifty-first street, between Broadway and Eighth and Marhlelzed Mantels, Monncfcnts Headstones, of snpcrior trorlcmaniJiijx, at very low price?" residence 12J West Twenty-third street. EAUTIFUL 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PHNO8 carved lers, overstrung bass, every improvement inlly nianuiactarer's price: insttL-ncnb taken SI2 moathly.

R. CABLE, 73 Eighth avenne. near Thirty-foorth street ARGAIN--IF TAKES IMMEDIATELY, ROSE- wood Chicfcenns Pj-inoiortc. including Stool; modern sryle and improvements; splendid toncl Appjv at the TEWARTS SLATE ASD ELE- i residence.2St!iir.l street, between Bowery and Second designs; Slate Marble avenne. AGNIFICENT TV OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PlASO- lorsc, carved lees, ovcrstrnng boss, mgralfe.

and" Wood ManieLs. 't. B. 220 and' West Twenty-third street, near Seventh avenue, X. Y.

PURXITITKE. K---At Brooklyn, on Saturday, October 19. 1S72, after a lone and painlnl illness, ATSP.T formerly of Ware, in the 69th rear ofhis age. Relatives acd iricnds of the famllj arc invited to attend the fnncral, on Octoler 23, at two o'clock P. from his late residence.

262 Dean street. COSWAT---On Saturday, October after a illness, MICHAEL COSWAT, a native of Kilrnsn, county Clare. Ireland. The relatives and l-icnfls of the family are I respectfully invited to ancnd the faaeml, from liis late residence. 455 Greenwich street, on Mondav October -Jl, 1572, at two o'clock.

3 and Hndson street, corner CaaaL A ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURXIT0SE and Bctldini at lowest cash nrlces. on wceilv Instal- ments, at o-FAERELL'S warehouse, -sa Eighth avenue, corner Twentieth strceL A GOOD BED. Payne's Patent Parlor and Sofa Bkcrkcr street every modern improvement; rich tone; will sacrifice for S225. JAMES GORDON. 156 BleecKcr street, near XacdougaL -VTEW STEIXWAY.

CHICKERISG ASD WEBER square and upright to rent. W. A. POND 4 517 Broadway and 39 Union square FOS THE trade; first class at moderate prices; the trade invited. 75 Barrow street, near Hudson.

TJ1ASOS. MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF NEW AND most bC3utiml of best maters at lower prices fo-cashormont'ilv iruuatWATERS', Broadway, than can be foun 1 Ir. Uarrv Xorinaa Sonjr, the Baud Begins To Play" Mr. Daii Bryant and chorus ON'E IiUNDP-EDTll'MGHT OF HAMLET. Triti; Xelse.Sev-iiiour.

Dave Iteed. Brockway Emerson, MornaSey, c. EVEXJ5G, Commencing at 1 OVERTURE liodworth's Fall Orchestra The dramatic performances will witb Shak- spcarc's nitot deligntiul Comedy, in three acts, and en- KATHAP.IXE AND PETEUCHIO in which artists of the Firth Avenns Theatre -aril! appear allowing a cast of nnnsual brilliancv. Kiss CLARA MOEEIS. Mr.

Lonis James. Mr. Severe Mr Oweajf'awcett, Mr. Enos, Mr. i'rant, ar.

Chapman, Mr F- Chihpman, RawIInwn, Mrs. Le Brar To be followed by tne very sprightly Comedv in one act and entitled the DAT AFTER THE V7EDMXG. Mr. Xeil Warner, Mr. Owen Fawcett Mr.

Chapman. Miss Rivriinsott, 3Irs. Le BruD- TOST PASTOR in his celebrated BUDGET OF COMICALITIES. Sons, "The Girl of the Period" Little Jennie Yeomans SHERIDAN and MACK, in their celebrated DtTTCff SOMJSand DANCES. By permission ol Messrs.

Emerson dc Magnire. Miss BLANCH SEI.WYN-. in her CHANCE and CHARACTER hO.IG. WTUte. After which Mr.

FLORENCE'S dashing specialtv. an incident ol late rebellion, in one act, and entitled THE RETURNED VOLC-NfEER. Mr. FLOSENCKivho bad rlje iropdness tovoinn- teer lor tnis wrcasinn. rest of tbe east Lssn-talnea by the following ladies and gentlemen oi'Uic UNION SQIJ ARil THEATRE, who volunieered.

having the kind permission of Mr. SHERIDAN hHOOii and Mr M. PALMER, hcnrv MontsnmcrT. Mr. Welsh Edwards, Phillis Glover, ixt.

Miss Fannv Hayward. The whrfe to conclude with a lirelr raule between the comedians. the" Filth Vv-nc- Theatre, and Iamb, of the Union Snuirc. In tne lamiliar farce of BOS ANT1 COX! Stage Mr. Oco.

TM- Severe (Of UK "jperu Hoir-e.) TICKETS ONE DOLLAK. TO ALL PAET8 OF TIIE find of any of the Commiiice on the of the A lecture saniiar, October 20, EI.IJCJ JJOCR. a native of pansh Connti meatli. Ireland, aped 73 aiM the fricnils of her rencc. FcWr an'1 John are requested to attrml the JJ I Jrd Aflonss box fe.

PHinfleW, J. Janeral, from her residence, 171 East Thirtv- SSOCIATIOS TiVESTV.THl:-:D an-J "curth svencc. The living Historian, JAMES AXTHOXT FEOUDE STKtET TO-SIGHT A VCTIOXEKRS AND FURNITURE DEALERS AT -fi. Wznscd. worth of Furniture, new PRIGHT PI.CCOS.

CASES donble iroa 5310, il! iLLTES. 55 Wc'vt street! niir SiS'i renal L.T=r=and Their rcmainirn; llrctsrc-i (with at Scrifcncr's. Schirncr's i i. SI: S-sls s. OWEKY TflBATP.K.

WM. FKELIUH Manaser MONDAY KVENIXU, October 21. auil during the week, the celebrated comedian, Mr. ED. P.

liii nc.w. orisinal comedy written expressly lor Mm by J. i-'OiCf, enhtle4 BREAKERS, OR SUMMEK LIFE AT CAPE witt; new and beautiful scenery, pamttd for it. ami to thy full of the company. BKKAKKP-S WILKS.

WUiKS. BREAKER 1 WILKS. Preceded by the roitring farce of HIS FIP.3T PECCAfltLLO. FRIDAY. BENEFIT OK E.

P. WILES. The great urtiite, Jtiss JOHANNA PRITCHARD, will shortly apucar in her new drama ot" AURAJIAXIA, OK MAD. A CADEMY OF MIiSIC--MICCA. ITALIAN OPERA--LUCCA.

Director MAX MAREiTZEK POSITJV'IiLY NO KEKE LIST. f.ARD. In coinpliftnce with numerous demands of ladies aod who were unaliie to obtain seats for the previous poriormaucfH oi" the Director has the honor to announce that MME. PAULINE LUCCA appear one: more in her great character of Marguerite, in Gounod's opera of FAUST. THIS (MONDAY) ETKXINij, OCT.

21, AT 3 P. W. PAU8T. MME. PAULINE LUCCA, SKXORA SASZ.

SIG. VIZZANI. SPARAPANI JAMtT. WEDNESDAY, OUT. 33, ELEVEKTU SUBSCRIPTION NIGHT.

DON SIOTANNI- MMH. PAULINE LUCCA, CI, 4T.A LOUISE KEH-OGG, CLARA DORIA, SIONOKS VIZZA3I. MOR1ANI, JAMET, COULON. RONCONI. Knabe's pianos are used at the Academy of Mnaic.

Ticfcets can be obtained ac the Acndamv of Kosic and at Scilinner's music store. 701 Broadway. TTTOOD'3 MUSEUM. BURLESQUE VY MONDAY ETENTNG. OCTOBER 21, every evening tinring the week and Saturday Matinee, POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEF.K OifLV.

FOR ONE WEEK OSLY. THE GREAT BURLESQUE TROUPE, PAULINE MARKHAH, Miss LISA WEBER, BETjLE HOWtTT, Miss B5IMA GBATTAD. Mixs AdGfE WOOD Jibs THERESA WOOD. Kiss JESSIE AENOTT, Mr. GEORSB ATKINS.

3lr. L. J. KKSTAYKE. Mr.

A. SHELDON, Mr. J. C. CHARLES, Mr.

CHAS. STUSGIS and others, in tbe new burles'tiie ''xt'-avasanza. arranged and ad- anted br James Barnes, especially for this establishment, entitled TBEEE JUJS-KE-TEEES. -THREE HCa-KE-TEESS. THREE MUS-KE-TEESS.

New Scenery, Costumes, Jtnsic, Properties and Machinery. Preceded by the roarinie Farce entitled A MAN WITHOUT A HEAD. MAT1NEEE PERFORMANCES AT 2 P.M., Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday.

Thursday and romantic Legendary Drama, in three acts, ot the CORSICAN BROTHERS, COESICAN BROTHERS, with all the mysterious, supernatural, mechanical ilia- sions, and will embrace in its cast the entire names of THE GSEAT DRAMATIC COMPANY. f.AST MATINEE 01" 'O X. nt LA81' JfKJHT 01' SATUKDAV. Octulwr M. NKIHT AT A I UAMf S-VTOICDAT Mr FMLY l.csa lor next week tlif ration fn f.erte* ol Standard Cmm-dr wbioh very carelul prepiiratlon liiaile.

New Hct-uetx aii'l have Ijf-cn Drt-pitred. and theflLs-rltm- ion i)l pluirjtjti-rs will include all the artists ol tliia really reiiiarkablc Company Xli. WSHUI: MK. IJKOKIJB MK. W.

UAYIUIJB. MR. MK. I A MK. I I W.

MHS I A 1IOBKIK. A MOKANT. MliB CECI. n. GIIjBEKT.

SII.M.-; SAKA JEWETT. MAKY CARY. MK. If. SIK.

Ii. KINUUOLU. MISS KATB CLASTOK. 25" MWSfIBUP.GISI.ANMOT SS- I 7. ll KOSA DEARHAM MB.

OWCN MI.S.S GRIPPITUS. ME EDMUND PIEECK. BUKVETT The plays of tne flrst week will be siren la the follow- IcK October 25-THK BO.VD TO P.UM. Debnt of MB. OHAKLBS WSHKK as OM Ioruton, and of MCS3 MAKi GABY.

TUESDAY, October 29-- THE ROAD TO RPIS 'second Hire). WEDNESDAY. October THE BELLE'S STEATA- GEM-- Dclmtol'HB. JAMES. TaHRRDAY.

October 3L-- IIIE BELLE'S STEA1A- GE.M (sccoirt FBIOAY. cmtwr TO EOTIf flhird ttnre.) SATUKBAY ilATINBE BVESISts. Xovembut THE and fourth times)- The Box Slicet lor the entire wees will be opened luornins, October iu 8 A. In preparation to tollow the above The Comedies of "THE INCONSTANT," '-EVEEYltODY'S FEIEND" and "OLD IIEADs AND HEAKTS." Ako Shuts- peare's most tascinatins; Comedy, THE MISERY WIVES OF WINDSOR. of the flret production of which aue notice will RAND OPERA HOUSE.

Twentj--tbird street corner Eighth avenue. Curtain rises at a quarter to 3. $1: seats 50c. and SI extra, according to location: fanailr circle, We. The MATINEES hereafter will begin at half-oast oae o'clock.

The Herald GAROTTE is new, startling and. flawless. Its sac- cess the past two months is unsar- passcd by the record or any other rfew York Dumpty" alone escepted. It i tbe thing to 1 and all the fasliiom- able world is goinsc to the Opera Housfc- The Home Journal 'Tne strongest tronpe of theatrical ever congregated at a place ot amusement in New York is now gatb- LS ered at the Grand Opera House ROI GAROTTE. Mrs.

JOHN ZOf C-IKOTTE. JOHN BROUGfiAM, EMMA HOWSON, ROSE HERSEE, SWART ROB- SOS, the MA.TILTONS and the LAURI FAMILY, hxvo each and scpsratelr formed the cbiel and almost onlr attraction at manv places of amusemeal: in New York and elsewhere. These; with the other actor? and sinsers, thft grand scenery, gorgeous dresses. chorus of forty, and countless supw- ncmerarles, form probably tbe nuat expensive dramatic entertaimneot ever offered in countrr." Kr. Daly bezs to state that, in oursoance of progrsiaaifl wbicb he had arranged noon assuming tbe maoageseat of the Grand Opera-Koaserof freqneat performance and of Dresentiog as fur as practicable ft freA novelty every month, be has now to announce THE LAST NIGHTS OF IE ROI CAP.OTTE.

The extraordinary outlay required in tbat superb aa spectacle, and the enormous success which it SS. F. B. BROOKLYN THEATRE. Last Nights of Howard's Society Comedy, TM te cast to the strength ot the company.

AN FRANCISCO MISSTBELS. Janies' Theatre, corner Twenty-eighth street and Glorious success of the lar-r'amed and inimitable BIKCH, WAMBOLI) A BACKC-'S' SAN FKANCISCO MINSTRELS. First apnearance of the frrest Banioist ilr- JAMES D. ROOMZ. First weei of THE TOM AND JERRY TWINS.

THE NEW BEGINNERS. SCREAMING ACTS. FKESH PUS. Everybody delighted. They go home nappy.

Crowded with the elite and fashion of the'citv. Begins at S. secured days in advance." has met -witft, has deferred for a. time the production of tit succeeding novelty, bat BOI CABOTTE must be withdrawn shortlvto make way for a revival of ei- ceediagly nniiue character. NltTTH MATINEE OF KOI CAKOTTB SATL-EDAY.

AT HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOOK, Scats may be for a week in advance eitlux at the box office of the Grand Opera House or at the Hftfc Avenue Theatre from A. M. till 5 P. 3L Carriages JBBJ ordered every evening lor 11 o'cloclt- EAXD OPEKA HOUSE. CARD.

Mr. AtTQUSTIN DALY begs to announce that the newt of Miss Carlotta Patti's sudden illness and iftabHitf tt sing at the concert last evening at the Grant Opera House vras only communicated to him at noon yesterday, too late for any publication of it to be made. Mr. Daly regrets that any such disappointment should have occurred, it being tha first time tnat any person announced to appear at any entertainment under his management failed to do so. He would rcspccttally asK all those who parchssMl "TPMEESOX'S" Kl CALIFOBNIA MISSTRELS, 718 SBOADWAY.

718 MAGUTBE EMERSOX Proprietors First appearance of DELAHANTY ATfrt HJENGLES in their great Song and -Dance, "ALL AMOSG THE BOSES Entire change of programme. Behold the constellation of Stars: -BILLY the brightest star on tbe American staze A. J. TAJLBOT, the universal favorite and talented Comedian HAERY STAXWOOD, a the man that makes remarks on the banjo: SHERIDAN ASD MACK, the great character artists of America CHARLES HEYTYOOD. the great male Soprano.

OUR GP.EAT VOCAL COBPS. J. A PALMES. JOHSJFP.A/ER. eminent Baritone; popular Basso YPEK HABKY KCY JOH.S FESICK.

S. Australian Tenor- pleasmr toscther with the only Orchestra of solo performers in the prolession. ETERY ETEXIXG AND SATUKDAT MATTSEE. fFONY PASTOR'S OPESA HOUSE. 301 BOWERY JL REAPPEARANCE of GCS WOLIAMS REAPPEARANCE of GtTS WILLIAMS Engagcmeat with tiie young Comedienne and Vocalist.

NELEIE. who wm appear as ANDY BLAKE, THE IRISH DIAMOND ZlTELLAnnd the VARELLA the most craccmt and darinc ETmnasts in America. TONY PASTOR. HAKIGAN AND HART. JENNIE ENGEL.

SILLY CASTER, MASON. 3LAJTN1SG KERNELL. GIBARD. NAGLE. IJ-EED 4c.

MATINEES TUESDAY AND SATUEDAY. AT I tiird street, oa Tnefdar. Ociobrr 22, at o'clocK A AM1 sfcl-I THE1R Bnott xatuiMen sgi Eighth street (Clinion place)," near A CLASSES FOR DANCING. AT 7C Vinh v-ill ronjajcnsc- October 5. Vrr "is ace.

Relatives and friends, the members of Oin- RcsMenec ton Iwdcc, F. and A. are respectfullT Invited to attend his Inneral, from his rcsi Bedford near Fart avcnu" JSroolslvn. on October 22. at two On Sunday, Oct-obcr y), 1S72, AMIEEW 3.

1 Lt THE ELEGANT. TOSTLT HOUSEHOLD C'ffltaTT'ed in resj'Jc- near'-In iorsa ax a sarriflcc- SoUcr of tb- foireral win rc dTcn Jiereaft'Cr, Xn-Jaj, is, igra, SXivyKY. year oJ ill 5 Th- rfialivc? an-! "fir-nds IT dlj, Snp" 2351 -IIS Third ot 07" pjtrl-ts lf ran bnvr NEW I ew Tort. VTEW FEATURES AND SEW FACES Ad Jed 10 the numerous attractions of tbe GREAT IS CENT SHOW, FOOT OF HOUSTON STREET. EAST RTVEB.

AFTERNOON AND EVEN1NG- Thc multifarious talent and novelrr made a-ratlable bv the recent retarn of Srst'class circns troupes cnnWcd tbe proprietors of G. F. Bailey i cxhitition encaKc the followiiu; distinsraisbcd in addition to their reimlar coinbina- A TRIBE OF WILD ARABS KSESH FBOX TIMBVCTOO. will maSc 4acir Ibis week, and pcrfnrm nil marvellous leats as taurbt and exercised bv tie nl tbr in their native wilds. LEAPING.

VAULTING. SOMERSETING VORVINC. UVTXG TYK BiLiiAJOTosic sonj-rrr SEATS FOE Mlt Aj.plyai^c F-road-sray. rwa No. 4.

Alart to tli- Circus Coapsnv ir- WM. nrtros." far-lamed Sonasrwt Horseman. nistcrriSc hare- bacS art. LYMPIC. AIMEE.

GEASDE DITCHESSE. DECIDED HIT ASD TKtUMrHAST SUCCESS AISEB-PABISIAS OPEKA EOOrFE. C. H. CHIZZOLA i CO MOSDAT AXD TUESDAY, AT O'CLOCK, LA GRANDE DDCHESSE.

THE EEIGNIXO QCEEX OP OPERA BOPFFE, MtLE. MARIE JTMEK in her dashing and unrivalled role of GBAJvDE DUCETESSBL Moos. JUTE AIT, -who. with his mobile learores, quick- sense and facile, pleasant voice, made a genuine in the a-nrk-trard character of FRITZ. Mile.

BOLLASB, Messrs. LECDJEE, BtTCHESSE, MAHCAS. KOJUUASD, Miles. JUTEATJ, GRENET, YAA'DAM. Conductor Houi.

VAN GHELE. ffiSE EN SCENE BT Mons. GABEL. lit active preparation and tmder rehearsal. OESEVIEVE DE BBABAJTT.

SATtfRDAT. GRA5D JfATIJfEE. SCALE OF PRICES--Admission. $1: Secured Seats SOU. ana II eitra, according to location; Family Circle, Boies.

$15 and SIS. mav be secured six days to advance, at the Olympic Theatre and at 701 and lit Bnnd- THEAT3E. VT Fourteenth strecr, near Third avenue. Ad. MOXDAT.

October a. JST2. "JuEIB VATEEULNT) SAKNST BtTHIG SETX." "Vaudeville in 3 Acts, by Knxseinann. Mcsic by ConradL Box office open daily trom 9 ffl! 4 TO SEW TORE. it SIEIVffAT HALL-BTJBINSTEIK--W1E5IAWSK1.

TWO MGHTS ASD OSE MATTSE2. THUESDAT ETEMSG. OCTOBER TRIDAT EVBSIXG. OCTOBER 25. and SATURDAY AFTJBKSOOH, OCT.

26. ATX GBASD RUBUfSTEIX MATISEE. 1AST APPEARANCES previdcs to the departure Ior Philadelphia, Baltimoaw and Wasbinrfon pf ASTOX RCBINSTEIS, HESRI WtESUtMSSSL. LOUISE LIEBHAET. LOCTSEOSSItSK, Reserved Seats.

S3 and S3. according to location. Admreion. SI and 51 50. The sile of comnienccs at Steimrav's and SCbiB- mer's, 7C1 and IU 3IO-VDAT MOESJCSG.

AT 9 O'CLOCK. Ciowns. tcakc in America. Th? Ihc Arrobatt -win be given. is aflflita'm Jo -Jits? )iv Use crcat ASb C1BCCS TT.OtTE, and Tic UVT-r; (T TEE FRANCIS, in tne SXb j-car of his "fhf mncral will on Mot-3aj.

At "wo o'cJorlc, Irom his late residence, Fordham, SaturdBv, OcTT7Cr 19.1S72, B-, son of sai-arilaT, OrtoT-cr 18, aHcr a htit fasniul HHT.T, only JITM! uon 01 ara cai.brnnc Han, agea 11 momJis FOK CASH--THIS Wt-jp. ft, Suite. $40; rev DAT, AT Tltf Srite ONI.T 75 CKSTS TO LSSSOSS at rrrral- Hi Eaa s-forming, 55 VrnTi. I.AHT allbc st 1 ai3 at" r. A To AfADEKT.

.161 RATA PAKAVAL1J TENOR FEoll 'OWE ST rta-np ao'l EOOSI.TN 1C OF WTSjr LINfi 1 BBS. MON-OAT. OCTOEEr. n--A LIFE'S A CAFE CHASTAZTT. roadway, brltrrrn -inomaaa Foirtb sis.

Ev-ry t- at t. The rr.ativr* a-nn Jrif-ros of the familv ar- inrilt'l tt alwrs-i faacral, from OST TtB-Ocnr-, 77 Catharine ftr-ct, OrioMr -3, ai fiif (IrclsTip) papers SOB-UT, Ocv-tor 20, BH7 ascfl ain Tn''D'Ti5. His lalivcs and Jncc'li ar? TfsjxstrMnDj to Tlic ivjiicral. Jt'm Ms resncnw, KEKI.TTE--^03 STJTVIOT, October 20, jciirof lus family are respertlnrij EWSPAPER Iff Tuesdays Tr3 a vv nTi. S.taratj-5,.".

P. T.ION BTSIO lafly juicev. AKru- H. CAHBEt-U ACAUEIT. 24 TVKST mw tarr KKt.l.T 4 -imti itrr-t irrf Sixth afaa AUSS THTEn THALER TTTHST a IraOmc N'-'W Y'j WEEKLT D2AIT AT IbtU fltin it- AND TSSS.

ac, HWca ThirU -fnara x.imnn!7t Saarosy. NbreaiMr stnd KE CTHSurEST IN TirE CITi" TO F.VY JL nf-irvDfl TiR7T Brmizwi, Oortti, Fa "KTLWN'iTov, iV anf? at Tesiflc-ncts; toe BEOADTAT AM) Af.SOf.TMhX A OE KfiNTHLT TAT1BE.V1-. TAKEN aafl BsflaJni, at K. C'VW. IK, rbilli "3 lo-r- tareaiBs lor casa.

THEATSIC CONSTANTLY MER1CAS INSTITUTE EXHIBITION Ji. (FORTT-nRST ASNCAL) SOW OPEN AT THE GEAND ESHtBITlON BUILDING OS Third and Second avenues, bv Sfety third street An rart ana coTnprebcns'vc exhibit Arncncan skill, injrcnuitv. artajaic dcvelopsnqnt and material progress. Orea Troni 9 A. 3f.

vt in P. M. dailr until IX Spleadidiv lighted by OXT-HYDKGKS Gas. Choice music M- KEATING'S FIXE EXHIBITION CHESTRAL BASD day and cv-aiac. 53 cents; mechanics" tickets, in pacaces.

39 cents: chiWrtn. IS cents. Every bodv should visit Uiis PEOIEXADE COXrEKTS will t-ivCT EPXESDAT AND SATCaCAY EVENINGS nirtU ttie close, arlcc HEO. THOMAS' STSFHOXT CONCEJTTS AT STE1NWAT HALL. The inforracd that Mr.

T3EOL iHOSlAS, in cornpiiaarc nicoercais Trili SIT SET.TES OF SIX STMPHOXT CONCERTS EVENING. Tbe remarniTfc -will taie 03 ATCRDAIL TH-oember Si. SATX'EDAT. Jaanarv 11. SATT SPAT rnary 1.

March at. SA'TfEDAT. Afrtl at. at fe Soots, n. fw tb 1 jrrici 2 tfv-r is a nOOKLTN ACADKMT OF HifSir orBKA-- broc n.

ci. ats. Maw. PAtLINE S-iwra SASZ. 0 'E TTEKK OVT.T.

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