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bad hi* MOOT And how far <5oea"hi* sympathy extend ?
Do#h it embrace Am?ie?a, English, or O' man musi
cians, uhorls'ere, or Jijurantet, who wOtild, of cour<e,
suffer eq-iaily ? Not a hi' uf it. It i-e curittaod to Italian
Jifvrantc*? eiitlrsly to the solter wt.
The severest accna&tt'n rind* scaicst me la that of
"being in debt;" and lie itstis that although I had
mail# money at Ca> He Garden, 1 had n >?. pall certain
particular debt* This is true But I Ctl not keep the
money. I applied it to the most .arret of toy dabta? to
the |*ym"nt ofmnr.eya p~? vh>ui ly bo.rowed to pay the
torn #r salaries of Si< Salri and ether* of HU 111 a. Sar? ly
Monet men, and all bunir.ee* men, will jun'ify my caur*e.
But if I owed so much money at A .tor I'lace, w.iy i.id he
tlien sing to toe very la*t u'g&t? Why did he s;o to New
Orieana and Mexi i?> with ins? Why return with me. and
renew hl? eugsgero.ut at Vera Crux on our way home?
Why go with me to Oa-tl* Garden, and why itill cont'Jiue
with me at Niblo'a until a'ler bin owe benefit, aid then
Slainly endeavor, wheu bia treachery failed aed nia am
ition at n anagemett w.? aieappuiute.l, to work <ny ruin
an my bem fit night, upon wbicu he knew that 1 coun'ed
eery much.
Yet all my ?ins consist in debt*. " I<et him who is
Without aucb ? n cast the tirat .tone " la tialvi the maa
to do it, when hi* letter rehear-iOK Ui* liabilities, goes to
?how that he himself inhendec to naee given leg bail, If I
had not annannced an intended departure fur Mexico and
Havana? Aflr making from Manager Marti, of Havana,
and from myself in the last f? ? year., tee enorm.us sum
?f eighty or ninety ihousar.il (''liars, and having no
managerial risks or lo'Sex, has S gnor dalvi p?id the
gehtn he contracted foi?? 'lie tlnusanda oootrao ad with
the property turn of the Havana troupe, now his partner
in the talijW chandler's business?? those thtueand* to
the herd tailotese, the wife of sail property m o??the
large mnif owing o a cer'aia dlsiingulshed clarionet
player iu the orobeitra? - the th laaaods for value re
eeived and premised to a certain ItitlUa feiuaW cuorinter?
I am ready to expose a schedule of my liabilitiea to the
Subllo, if neoeatery Can he do the s.m ?? My creditor*,
lie public, and even Balvi himself, must acknowledge
that my debt* arc the nsult of business, and buaiceas
alone. Moreover, I ?till retain the confidence of my
principal creditors, and by a c.on'iauanoe of my bu-ines*
and the tavor of the public, can ear ily pay oue hundred
eeots for every dollar 1 owe I am prepared to prove
that after live years of opera management, 'without
eapita', prnvid'U \lr. Salvi sr.eeks true ) with ali sorts of
in luck and had miaous my liabilities are not half as
great as those of some of my predecessors were after a
airgie iea*< o.
HP'" return to tl:e injrasd'ate apparent cause of all this
uouble, I rnuit statu tha. I coul t easily have paid Mr.
Haiti's *100 at the time but telt outraged at the nature
and manner < f the demand, and did not choose to be
bullied atil frightened into compliauc*. Trier* was an
other weighty reason : a new era iu opera matters in this
eity ii about to oommence. and we are to have either no
opera at all, or one una 'ar<e seals, with large capital,
rew artists and a new style of management, whoever
the n anager may be Whether fur my own berelit or
that of *ny succeeding manage", I was determined to
teat whethsr a principal artist's caprice, obstinacy, en
mity or tieachery shall alw.ys bs able, at the shortest
notice, to ruin a manager's prosperity, the dependo nee
of some hundreds ol employes, cause disappointment,
and spoil the plsai ure of the public
With these pla'n statements of facts, I leave my case
in the hands of the New York public, of whoie gensr
odty aud sense of justice I have so often received flatter
ing proofs. Respectfully, the public'l obedient servant,
New Yirk, Dec. 24 1863. MAX MARETZEK.
Police Intelligence.
DISHONEST CLERKS?A SYSTEMATIC PLAN OF ROB
BING THEIR EMPLOYERS?01BI1B OF A DRY
GOODS CLERK AND MODR OF OPERATION ? UK
COVKRY OP' TDK PROPERTY, ETC., ETC.
It is often the subjtct of ren.ark and astonishment as
to the manner dry goods c eiks, employed in various ex
tensive establishments in this olty, manage to indulge in
extravagances on a salary of tire hundred dollars per
annum, when, in truth and n fact, their expenditures
an cunt to three times that sum. The question natu
rally arises, how is it done? Why, we reply, their era
ployers icdireotly foot the bills out of the pilfering* made
from the goode in the store. We do not wish to be under
stood that we condemn the dry goods clerks as a body?
Dot so by any m.ans?for, take them as a whole, they
are honest and very intelligent; yet it is in many in
stances the intelligence they possess whioi leads them
into dishonesty.
Again, their position requires them to dress well and to
be of good address. Womon of doub'.ful reputation are
frequently the most liberal purchasers at the stores ;
the clerk beoones acquainted with those characters;
and, to sustain their position and maintain their favors,
it becomes necessary to make presents ; hence rich dress
patterns, and other c stly articles, are smuggled from
the store for such purposei. liilliard rooms aut oyster
eafocm. too, are also places of resort, and debts con
tracted for private suppers require money to dis
charge them ; and all this must, as a matter of
eourie, come out of the store of their employers.
And how can it be otherwise ? Their salary can
not support the extravagance, and dishonesty mutt
be resorted to in order to defray their expenses. In many
laatanoes they beg-n by embezzling small articles, and a<
their wants increase and they are not suspected, they con
tinue to deal more largely until, by soma unforeseen cir
cumstance to them, their dishonesty is discovered, and
before they are aware of the fact, the police officer tap
them on the >;houlder and requires their attendance at the
Tombs.
It was but a few weeks ago that a clerk In the employ
of Meters. Stu&rt & Cj., was found to be dishonest; th-t
crime was clear against him, and he could have been in
careeratcd as a felon in the Sta'e prison but through tb
good fetling of the complain?ntn, a pun shm*nt wa
awarded by the court of only a few months confiueinen
in the c ty prison.
About a ve k ago the police record) exhibited the ar
reel of another dry goods clerk named Timothy C. Ham
mond, in the employ of James Beck A Co., Broadway?
charged with robbing bis employers of brocade silks to a
large amount. Thieyouug man had only b e.v employed
la the store since last Angus-', ant from the pee.i i*" dis
cipline pract ced in that establishment he soon found
that it wiiu.d be Imp ssthle to esobtzzle goods and era
vey the adicies bim-?lf f.-ura the voro. and aocorlingly
be adopted the iollowlug Tin dm operandi whereby he suo
c-.-ueu In eluding the vtgiian.eye of the superintend
ent. IlAtrmond was a ol- rk la the silk department,
and when etlecti ig a sale, th- rule of tue stores makes it
tie duty of the clerk to call the boy <1eei<ua.cd the
"cneck toy." ana to hint give tie amount of sale <m a
ears), and with the mot ey received seal htm to tae
cashier direct. The purcba ed artiol- s are then wr? ppeil
in paper, anu t) e address plao-d there u and given into
the hands of tho parcel clerk, whoeu'ers the same in
A bo. It, and they nre tuen pan.-e to the delivery clerk
who forwari a them as cirec'ed. Mr Hammond, how
ever, in order to irensporttr-e go ids he wauled from the
store, would wat th a f.voreele opportuaitv through the
day, put up eiU drei-s pet em.-, of a costly quality, aud
address them to his ass ciates and accomplices iu va
rious parts (f tie citv. mark on tbe ptrcels 'paid,"
throw th* in among the other pxekagt-s and the parcel <? lerk
entereii I him in a book lor delivery, tbe delivery oleik
conveyed them as per address la that ?ay thegoie's ?ere
carried boldly from ths st -reend ilispossdof b< Hammond
aud hlr acci mplices at reduced pric?H. It seems that an
aarocittn u of clerks occupied rooms together at a bouse
in Walker s re?-, near Broadway, where they would ex
change their re-pective pli.udrr with each ? ther; for la
ataLie, a ileik inaBroa-'way j-?elry Hto-e would lake
from Hammond a rico brocade -ilk d e-? in ex hauge 'or
a brea tpln an t ea-nnge, r gold Test buttons; and their
rei pi c'.ive mlatretses wete also well -upphe1 with jswol
ry and cry go ds With H?-ram u i there was anvays a
eiiance for "baigalns." k silk dress pa tern, value i at
H6, vras oiler- d by him, or his r.gent f ?i 120. or less, just
ae thei--wsuie might require. The :irouinstaao?s wbioll
led to tbe d scovery are very ourio is Theo'ore ?.
U .y, a clerk out of employment was an assoaixte of
Hauiraon-'s, and em [do, ed by the letter to peddle the
stolen erticl-s. Oue of these dress patterns was taken
by May to a hou?i of disrepute, w v re it was olfere t to
one of the l?dy boar- era for $20, tbs eal valueberug $45.
The lanclady of the hou e sus,ivo!?d it bad be-u
stolen ; therefore prohibited auy of her girls
from making the purchase, but detains 1 the
dress, telling the you g man to rail again.
May, supposing that tbe drees would he purcbael at
thwt rhssp pi ice. agteeil to i all agtia. In trie meantime,
the lard any sent word to Captain lirenoan, of the .Sixth
ward police, v ho is one of o-tr most expert olfi j-rs io
such mattery, am) when May returned he was taken into
euetor 7 ard conveyed to the Tombs At best, when quee
lionec. as ti how he oame iu'.o tb- pos-esst a of tbe silk,
he refuped to say. sudrecli ed to give aoy explanation;
but a few hours solitary confiaeu eat ia a dark cell
trough! him into a c.iunuuElcatlve mood He then di
vulged the nsice of Hammond. ?a the person from wnom
be received the silk, on the la'e of which he was to re
csrive s psr ceDtage. On this acknowledgement the Cap
tain of lYlicn rent for Mr. H-ok. to wnoul ue exhibited
tbe piece rf silk Mr. Beck r'oogn'xed the goods, avd als >
stated that, a yr-ung msn cameo H.m-u-ind was iu his em
ploy. Hammond was then aitesle .l,atUp?on'> oyster saloon,
ooruer el lAuuard street uud Br-ra way, aim hke?iso taken
to tbe Tomb<. Soon after his ar si t ha n? aine much aUrui
?d, and fiartog thst a denial of the affair *ou)-i be of no
ase, lie acknowledge-! his guilt, a- d ma le a full c rafaaslon
of tbe whole matter. Thue b-tweeathe two prisoners,
the police sere put into pos-ssslon of the whereabouts of
all the stolen pri perty, to nhi m it bat beyn sol-1, and the
priees p?il for it S me considerable portion of tbe pro
perty had been sent to Worcester and Boston, by Adams'
eiptess. Thi-teen figured brocade silk dress pat erns
were sett to a person nau.eil .fsrry l.arnard, re-idiug at
Woroeiter Ma?s An ? ffistr was de-patched to Worces
ter for tbem; but Mr. Ia sard denied any knowledge t-f
tlie pi ipwrty, an ! the officers relumed. Hubseq-ieutly,
offi trs Jouruan and Dowlinr wrut again to -Voro-stor;
but this ttn.e they toot, with tne-n the prisoner, Hun
mond, etho was taken b-fore a justice there, and made
oath to l-he tending of aid pro;ecty to iAruard which
the receipt of the exptess cm. ip-toy showed wssdel vered.
iA*yal pK-ix-.ed r g? w re ih- n 'akeo and l.rrnard, 10'. being
able -o pto.'.uce the nlXs, pitd $-75 this beiug the value
pot upon them by Mr. Be-ts. The officers prncee ted to
tiostnn. sua th- re recovered th ? three p-eces of silk and
then returned tack t? N'ew Yoik, when the foil >wing list of
property wa? recovered here:- One dress pattern, worth
?2Cj sir Id to Mr Tsyl -r. In Cuan bers street, for ill; one
drenp-atlcrn, worth if 5 for nd under the counter at sn - -ys
tor islam. where ft lurt bwti It ft. ty Itomraonl, five drese
pattern*,valued at $200, era which llspjaiula I). Youtg, in
itivlsioa street adYsuced $10: foil drsa.paVetn-i, valued
at upwer'.'er>f S'CO roll to lit im Mset-.i, la Orernsioh
st-eet. for 8<0. ft Is Dsedlest to tsy hat some of those par
ties malting these purchases will he p.ocec-led arain t ar
recrlversof s rili u pn.t>erty 1' becomes a tae snchoiy spec
tacle to witnes- two's- c.b genteel ?od In il igenty rang in n
Ms Ih rnn:oud and May, w.bo Could have been an omaiusnt
to moiety ins cad or oncnp/lo* ?? tbey m w do a felon's
cell. The tovmer 1? about tw '.'hty one vrars of age. and
tbe lattrr a-out twenty, mod both highly res|>entably
aootec'.ed I!aaim-ud eo a tkU.N of pn? of ori aaetesu (
States, and May In an 1 ngllshman, and had paid hi* pan
isc** for L'verpool nbun arrested ou t^e aliore ihirr*.
We hope and troet that the fa'e of the e uufortueata
Mar.fi men will be look*d upon by tiieir furwer auoalate
isleike as n warntn* never to f 11 into an error of the
lite description, and If e?er tempted to pilfer ar'.tolse
f- m the et* re, will reform at once There are mauy,
no doubt, who, like Hammond, ft It. aril otill feil sale oe
cause i hey are not yet detected. But they may r*at a*
* ured, when they lea't expect it, tf their dishonesty in
coutloue l they will one day follow the foitetepj of thtir
associate Uantmund,
Mrail)!'! Uufiirricolypca, act In every va
riety of atyla, offer appropriate and beautiful gifts for the
holiday*, 352 Broadway, over Thvutpsou's saloon, and 2US
Broadway, earner Fultou atreat.
Grlnnell's Twt-iny-five Cent Dagucrrean
establishtnent 212 Broadway corner uf Ful'oa str?*t uoar
Itarnum'i Museum, tho ch?apeHt and ouly wholcsate e?ttb*
llebment in the world Daguerreotypes true to l.fe at URIN
hiALIAS, 212 Broadway.
Great Mimical Phenomenon.?Manter Ben
aon A. English, the prodigy both in talent and music, at his
opening concert aatonish*d crow ded audiences of the elite a!
our rit* on Friday and Saturday ovenings. The senattion, we
underatand, when he, a mere child, but t ur and a halt years,
and weighing only twenty seven pounds, played "Vank.e
Do .dlv* and imitat'd a locomotive, was beyond description.
The w hole house applauded It beh g impossible tr descrioo
tbiaailted and beautiful child, we would say 'a ah?go, ace,
and hear tsr yonnelvea, as he poiferma again at Bioe-iker
Build n<B on Monday (to morrow) evening assisted by aoo itn
piiibod artists aud tho distinguished oomio siuger, Mr.
B rower.
Carat.?Monster Concert?Jullleii Outdone ?
1,5131 vocal performen, ae'ooted from the fields aud wood! of
Uerminy, Kugland, II llmd and A inert a. All arc war
rastsd born profe'sora of the music of nature. No presents
for the h-lydays can be equal to ono of theee living artiste,
with hia tin. at fall of the love of the nightingale lark, lin
net, m' ckingbird. canary, Ac., Ac at the only importer's
atore, ION - rtli William atroat, near Chatham.
American Art Union.?The KxLlIxltlon of
e gravingB will positively close * n Saturday night Doj. 31st.
All tho engravings aro t r sale at tho lowest wuolesale
prices, and at piivate sale on j. Admission tree, upon
nay and evening
Per It am and a Merry Christinas.? All who
want to *i joy tho festivities o! tho season t ? the full should
to to PklillAM'S office, Academy llall, ikfl Jroadway, aid
uy a lot af bis gift tickets, visit ti e rovou Mile Mirror, which
will be exhibited five tie es at II A. M , 2, ?, 6and 8
o'clock F. M ? and cur word for it, they will aay whon the
dat euda that they hnvo agent as morry a Chris mas, and at
as little coat, a- they ever did iu the whole course of their
lives. Bctidca, they will have another good time at New
Year's, in the receipt of 'lieir share iu the one hundred thou
sand gilts which aro to ho distributed anong.t the holder, of
tho gilt ticki ta In case thev euuti d get the farm orl rotting
horse, they will, no doubt, spend a happy yuar throughout.
Going with a Ru*li.? Those Tickets to
JO MIS' gift cntorpriso aro now aelliug rapidly, and tin pro*
putt ol a openly consummation of the w hole affair is verj llat
uni.g. 1he amount ol ordais trutn tho country ii iin.io?s?,
exceeding even the hwhtit ex; notations People need only
tube convinced of t .e true rh-racier ol this out erpriao to be
induced to invent the email amount ot one dollar, whore the
chances of receiving thousand' in return aro so clear. Ifn'iko
any lotte'y scheme, there arc no clanks, every ticket draw
ing a "gift." Tbeaaonntof property to be dij-.ribateJ is
upwardeof $15(1,(310, aud its valuation placed at th? very
lowest mark at which It can be afforded 'fry your luck,
everybody,ryour turn uiust come sometime.
Notice.? SubsetIbt-rs to Jolllcn's Book.?
Subscribers to ' Jullieu's Music tor the Million." are respect
fully Infotmed that the book will tie ready for dolivery to the
lint and second thousand subscribers on Tuesday morning
next. Toth> thi d,seventh, ninth and tenth thousands, on
Thursday and Saturday next Tho sixth thousand being dis
posid of In Penneylvania, nod the fifth and eighth in Califor
nia, will be sunt by mail. All who wish for carlv cuplot of the
book should subscribe at onue at JO 1.1.1 A'.-, 3UU Broadway.
The taster the subscriptions come in the oarl'er the distribu
tiju ot the 100 pianos.
New Music I- " Christmas Quadrilles," by
/ilia, twenty five cents; " Uecollsctions," a set of waltxe*
for four lands, by Stiph'n vV. Leach. 6f*y cents ; "Once a
Tear.'- by This. Baker, t*enty-fivo oents; " St. 01 aro to liittla
Kva in Heaven," by O. 0. Howard, twenty five seats;
"Eglantine Polka " by T. Frtnkliu Bassf-rJ, twenty five
cuts; "I am Thinking of llo-se," by Fred .rick Buckley,
twenty-five cents. ilUKACK WATERS, 333 Broadway.
Frensh Jewelry, 481 Broadway.?Messrs.
(.mt'llAM) DA 'JAIME. GUILLEMOT A CO. bog leave to
ioform their patrons and the public in goneral.that they have
rooeivod by tho steamer Washington, an assortment of tho
iholoest Paris Jewelry patterns, whioh will increase tho varl
sty of their stook, and enable thorn to tatisfv thoso persons
vho srill honor them with n visit.
Rlcli Assortment or Holiday Gifts.?Sin
gle articles sold at wholesale prieos Fine gold and silver
watches; splendid jewelry of all kinds; rich and beautiful
castors anil cake baskets of the new est pit (urns; docks of all
kinls; p irtcm"unaie?, opera sin: se,, towing hi. Is, Ac ; all at
lower prices than any ot ,or establishment in the city. The
Emr'.ro Jewelry Company, 2111 Broadway corner Fulton
street. N. B.?Mr. 18aAC ALEXANDER. formerly of
Grand street, w ill bo happy to see his friends and show the
whole assortment.
Bracelets, New, of, Finest Quality, slxteea
and eighteen karat gold, richly ?r, urht -link, heavy chain
cable, band, engraved, enamelled ; st.lcs peeu tar t> our own
manufacture. DAVID RaIT, 381 Br.stway, up stairs.
Diamond Jewel/y.?Dnvl(l Rait, Importer,
offers for eato diamond clusters, riogs, pins, bracelets, ear
rings, studs, crosses, nil set in s -lid eighteen karat gold, at
the lowest market pti.es, for cash or approved pup or.
Watches.?Fine Fifteen Day Duplex, Lever,
anchor straigit line !uv<r, and ovlindvr secap.monss. oy the
btvt Europeaii makers, for sa.e by tile subscriber, 381 Urotd
way,btcoudlloor. DaVIDKAIT, Impirtsr.
New Styles of Jewelry.? xsavia nan, an,nu
fscturer, would r- rpc tlullv iu orni his cm timers that he
will submit tor tleir inspection, on the 27th, I l as'Jay,) Inst.,
entirely new stv'os < f good', ot hir own manufacture Fac
tory and office 3c 1 Broad a ny, rp stairs.
Money versus Ta cnt.- We never yet knew
an instance wh.re talent. properly applied in business
did not succeed, *111" nionitu u tu w itb ? i t it wore coutinu
ally going back. Thus it is wth DhUMUOLD A PROOll
clo biers. No. 120 Folton street-.-bcy started wiih limited
means, hut by strict attention to their business, and industry,
havu succeeded beyond their u-niost expectations.
Premium Cloaks, of all Kinds of Mate
rial, and the latest patterns.- hud.ts, now is y .nr time to
ret a good holiday gilt at ralf pries. No kumkog. They
must and will be sold within the next four seeds. Ladits,
sail early. The lleo Hive, No. .,27 Orand strict, also, a
large stcek of ribbon triicmlcgs, Ac. Wanted five good
sink hands immeditteiy.
Ladles and Gentlemen will And a lnr^e
and beautiful variety ot ti el combs, from which to no
li <.t rich and appropriate holiday t rcoats tor their tomale
frioucs, at W. it. TILLEY'S, Brooaway, ?hero also
nay be found a fi_o seo'irime it ol jet (cods. Jet braes ets,
from $1 11 f id per pair; port-mcnnuics, ret colts, due cutlery
and a variety of lancy goods.
Toys, Toys, Toys-For the Holidays, at
RD ikltr-' Baraar, 34'J Bros iway. Also, every variety of
new rod beautdtv. 1 a-?icle* tor rresfnts, comprising a s-laa
4id assortment of work boxes rationics, dolls and tea thou
sand other thioss, well wn-tbj the attention of those in want
of presents tor the holidays.
Sewing Macklnes.?An entirely new In
vention, and made o; extra sire, for the purpose of quilling
linings, and othor similar usst Thise machines sew with a
tingle tbrtad, aud have is entirely original feed motion,
whereby toe nocossiiy of an interlining is avoided, a .d the
stitchinr done without drawing tho go.da. Call and seo the
macLino In iteration
i. M. tINUER A CO , No. 323 Broadway.
Defiance Salamander Sufes, Gnyler's Fa
tent.?iii?BF.RT A. PATRICK is the sole mauufacti'ror in
the . ited Btatss Of tho am.ve oelobrated satus, and f, 0.
G< tfin's imponctrable dofia-tce locks and crone bars, the best
safes tu-vhc.il ombined in tnn world. Dspot is a. 1JJ Pearl
ttrect.i'Uedi or tcicw Mai-lsn lane.
Holidays.?Heads of Families and Otkers,
wishing t rr cure wmes, liquors and <ordials tor the octa
ing fsstivsl, i ennot do hotter taan oall on J. J. Stuff. 333
i?-oadway, curnt-r of Anthony str iot, where thoy can find all
those no. essftri-.s in great varioty aud of superior quality.
Demijohns at iaanr.fr,cturere' t rice*.
JOHN J. RTAFF.
Christ man and Kew Year's Festivities are
low nt hand, and every pereoii teel* desirous to en'ertain
their friends w ith such good th ng? as mav conduce to their
happiness, without abusing tho numerous bounties provided
roreurgotd WM. 11. UNDBKUlLls will supply wines, oor
dinls, sy runs, ales, porter, Ac. Ac , at tw?nty per cent below
nuy house in New York, and will guarantee the quality and
deliver nil purchases Irco of expense. Masonic temple, 430
Diuemo street, corner Crosby. ?
Trusses, Shoulder Bi aees, Surgical Belts,
olub foot, and spinal instruments. A complete assortment
of the most improved trusres tor adults and olnlonu; also,
female support -re of various kinds, suited to all caws; belts
for piles and prolapsus, and laoe stocking and kr.ee nips for
weak joins*. Olfioo. No. 12 Ann street, near the Museum.
Blood Is the Life of the Flesh*?Blood, pure
Stood, is truly the lile of the tlesh; but while it it so, there is
liso implanted in it a or nciple of corruptibility; when this
becomes active, then disease or pain common jo i Ins me,
ih.a principles predominates before birth, and the obild Is
stillborn. In uthire, it Is not fully developed iu a hnudred
years, but in a majority of eases t-ebght goes on through
jf,.-?sometimes a state of good health prevailing, at othor
dines sickness. Those in sickaese who use Uraudreth Tills
roueraily soon recover their usual health, became tbsy aid
?ho principle of life to threw out the principle of disease trom
tho body. Just to toon as pain or fKknessin aay term m>
Oats i'.atll, jost so soon should fvur or six ttrandoth's pills
be swallowed, and continued ovt y few hour,, until they have
iperatod llreoly. Tuie method g-nertlly suoeeods in reiiorlu
the heslth at once; but when it dote nut, a lew days use wtU,
in a mv.iovity of cares, suffice i >r that object. Dut experience
las Sully contained this practice ae being superior to all
"thers In obstinate cases it will be nccosstry to persevere;
fay while sickness cr pain remains llranlreth's.piils arc as ne
nstary to putont sioknees a* water is to put ont fire, and tbair
good effects are n-t counterbalanced by any iuoenvenienus;
be Jig composed entirely of innocent vegetable preparation!,
they do not sxpose those who use them to danger, and they
ere, moreover, as cerlsin e? they are salutary. 'Ibey are
daily and aalely administered to infa ey, youth, manhood,
and old age, and to women in the most critieal and doIi< ate
aircumetonoeg They do not disturb or shock the animal
functions, but restore their order and rs establish their
hoaith. in oases of boils and all eruptive diseases they are
unequalled for good. They are now reded upon by hundreds
:f thousands of fanilies In preference to othor modicines,
twenty years cxperienoo of their qualities having greatly ad
led to their reputation. The following modest note from Mr.
bonus, ol Dudley, Mass., for a supply, telle its own story:?
DuDi.gr, (>eo 7, 1M>3.
B. UftAniiHKTH?Dear Sir?1 have sold all the pills 1 had
?f yonrs. and the money is reedy when you will Bond my re
u.'lpt. Please to send more pills rs icon si yon can?eond to
Webster's station. I have sold S\17 worth of yuar pills, and
ihey give universal satisfaction.
Yours, with retpeot, PllINE.tS BEHIR.
Now that "bolcra end smallpox sre threatening us it will
be well for all persons to bo provide-! with thcae pills, by their
>oonelonal nso. much danger may he prevented. The blood
rill be thus pu- ified. and thus its metignnnt principle so ds
iroascl that the intention ol these dioeasoa avo nothing on
ghioh to settle; and s? a rule, itese perrons who use Bran
dreth's pills would be greatly more insure than those wno car
ry about with them, in their bnwvls, and In t.hnir blood, aload
if impure homer Those pills a * sold at 23 cents per box,
witl full directlops at l.r IlKAI* DKKTil'fl principal offloe,
No. gh I, spenard rtreet, at 274 Ilowery and 241 Hudson s'
s pamphlet onntniniiig n aynopilsof diseases witn the treat
u ont. l>y llrandreth's pills, may ho obtained gra.is at the
nlovs idanss
Married,
At St, pnrlholcinew'u ' tiort.h i n fedoegitay D.'oetuber
21. hy the Her Batumi C> <d e T lURir J Oxki.it to Mias
Emu I'orurxs, caiigbt?r of tli? l?t* John Ikiugia-t, and
t aiigbDr ir. law nl ft. U Bund, Esq., all of this city,
ttsstebsater county rtp*'" pleie* copy.
Ob >'tk*y ?vutD.f, a**"*:.w U, Ij a. A. Uuty, at
residence, No. 364 Twelfth street, Mr TtnOMU & Ciarki
tc Mire Asm Mama Qnuinv, all of tbi* cl'y.
On Thursday, Decombei 211, at the residence of William
M. Bayard, Km , tn the city of Newark, N. J . ky the Rev.
Famm-l L. Southard, Dr. ft i* Skbim.b of Kiohaoud Va.,
tj Una Mourn 0?**rnoih?, of Covington Ky.
Uteri,
On Saturday af'orooon. December '24 Chariw Cabili,
aged (10 yearn, a native of county Kerry, Ireland.
? H'h friends ?nd relatives a^e respectfully invited to at
tend hie funeral, from No 26 Sioue street. at btlf pant one
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. His remaina will be taken
to Calvaiy Ceioc'ei v.
On Saturday, December 24 of dropsy on the brain, JCl
mi ha ThUitvA, daughter of William and Jane Freeoiau, age 1
2 >tars.
Tee relatives and friends of the family are rasf ectfutly
inviied to attend the funeral, at two o'clock this after
noon, from their reaiJcn:e, in the village of Grave-send,
1 .org I laud.
On Friday, December 23, of inflammation ef bowels.
Mart Ann wife of James Tucker, and only daughter of
Jchn and Ellen Conway.
The friends of the family, and those of her husband,
alsp those of her blotters in law, Patrick, John and Jo
seph Tuoker, are iavitsd to attend h-r funeral, at one
o'clock this afternoon, from lirr late residence, No.
106 Bayard street. Her remaina will be interred in Cal
vary Cemetery.
On Friday, December 23, Mric-rr Van Nohukj, aged 75
years.
The friends of the family ere reqn-sted to attend the
fnreral, from 'he bouse of her granddaughter, lira. F W.
Dayton, No. 138 Mulberry street, at two o'clock this after
noon.
On Thnrf day ^morning, December 22, IU.Mit E. Roes,
aged 30 years.
At No. 83 Oliver street, Mr Barnard Bvkmm, aged 60
years.
The friends of the family are requested to attend his
funeral, from lit late residence, No. 83 Oliver street.
In Brooklyn, 1. 1.. <m Thursday morning, Daomher 22,
Eiijln Aiida, wdly child ofWilumand Margaret l'-lmen
dorf, aged 6 yean and eleven days.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral, at two o'clock ibis a'ternoon, from
t'ie residence oi ber parents. No. 38 Stanton street. Her
remains will be taken to Grernwood for inuruient.
At rli&t'gbse, September 23, Marv Clksk CABANIBB,
daughter ot Rev A. B Cahanise, American m'seionary.
The deceased was aged 19 months and 2 da; s.
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.
EUGENE V S CORRESPONDENT WHO "LOST 'ills
vot#, vi'l receive & letter if be will tend h's own narno
and audren.
TNIOMCATION WANTED?OF WILLIAM COYLKY
1 and Henry Norri* Connor. When l*.t Leard from said
Ctunor est on Water oireet, N. v.; ho is b shipwtight by
trade. Please address Daniel Cowloj, Goody ear's liar, Cali
fornia.
1 1 MR J. T). VASK WILL CALL AND SEE MR. UEY
1 Holds, at his stable, W ubm tday, 2Ssh lest , at 10 A. V , ho
will hoar ot eotic.hiLg to bis advantage, also a loiter of
groat imp'rtance. R. KE.NOLDS
Left his iiome, on tde morning of hid ubc .
Jason A. Smith, aged 13 years; had on two pair of pants,
outside plaid, red vest with white suttons, satinet saok ooat,
?tent boots, cloth cap spotted with paint, red woollon cravat
on his nook. t ny information ouuo.rning him will Tetnank
fuily rtceiTcd by his tli'.ictcd parents, at FaotoryvUle, ituton
Islaud. J-SON M. SMITH.
MISS E. JEANN1E FtSUER WILL FIND LETTERS
for her at the Rroadvay and Chatham street Post
aitiircp. After receiving ttem ibe will please write to her
kind friend, D.. Broadway Post Office.
MR. JAMES BRADSliAW WILL CALL ON J. K. To
morrow, tSunday.) at the Herald publication otti-o, fr >m
lto !l o'clock P. M.. as thor-i is an important communication
for him (J. 11 > left in J. & 'a hand.
milE LADY W1IO CA I.LED ON 84 TURDAY L AST, DEO.
A 24. at a store in .I Ua street, and inquired fur color
id silk velvets for bonne is, will ooafer a verv gr at favor "n
a trisnd by granting hi-u an iutcrvio v. Please address Mel
ville, Broadway Post u dice.
Tl. SINGLETON WILL FIND A LETTER FROM M.
? D. at tho Broad-ny Port Office.
WMM'JtB.
A WELL ACCOMl'L 1 SITEt) (.ARMAN LADY WOULD
like to obtain the j-u.lorts of a homo, in oxohango tor
instruction, e'tber in music or tls Freaoh aud Gorman lan
guages. Tho best rift venous given. Address y. 'f., ilcrtld
oflice.
A YOUNG LADY, WHO UNDERSTANDS TUB DKE33
mabiug in all its branches, is dtfirous of going to Cali
fornia. She would bo ha j ry to meet with a r-epectablo lady
or family going there that she could give hor services to
during toe voyngo: and if that would not bo suaicicat remu
neration she would satisfy them altor aho arrived in Call
tornia. Tho best of reference o.u bo given as to r*tpouta
bility and capability. Addrcie M , 35y>; ilroomo straot.
Dressmaker wantbd-on*to oo south, oon
stsnt employment and a liboral salary will bo givrn.
Addr.rs S. P.lorto, Kitg street. Charleston. Pctli-uuary
particulars may bo obtained by addressing W. H. McDonald,
advertising agent, 102 Nascun street, N ew York.
SITUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNO
O woman, ;? Pro'.estanf,) as plain ocok and to asjitt la tbo
washing anil iiouing, or to do ohambcrwork, tine wattling
audir-ilng Good city reference from her last place Can
lc seen for two days at 302 Second avenue.
"fXTANTID IN A FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN?A
who, "Etfti -lf V.fclr ro'r,^^C'].aunt ASfflPWRSW:
s itablu c mpanioti to the lady ot the house. C unmnuioa
tltms addr*ued to lo t 2.723, Postftfliro, will moot attention.
WANTED BY A MOST RESPECTABLE GIRL, A
I Bullion to do general norocwrk; it a first rate washor
and ironer, and good plain cook aud baker Can produce
the beet ot recommendation from her last emplcvor; grill bo
found willing and obl'ging Salary not so much an objcot ar
a g?.-;U home. Please call at 22j Bow?ry.
WANTF.D-ONE (iR TWO MID OLE AGED L'.niF.s,
to attend a ladies'and gent.emcn's r'tro. lim -nt
lo"?, a short distance out ot ti e c ry. l'hose ft-custou>ed to
making chang- or attending store preferred, 'iho oest of re
tereuovs required. Inquire at 115 East Niaotuoa'.h struct,
near Third avonuc on Monday.
YETANT1D?A SITUATION. IN A FANCY RT'iRE, OR
Tl any other lia-t LuR'ues*, by a lady who can speak
French ar.d Jtvglieh fluently and who ic oarorctent tj take
charge or a oorsct store A idreta M. II., Il-.rald otllce.
WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN YOUNG MAN, A
IT situation as clerk iu a g tutD-uen's futtil?hi*g 'lore,
to get acquainted with the hut ine-s; w ages so object. Pliuie
ftddreiS J. S. D , Dcy Street lloiau Nos. 51 to 5ti Day street.
<ik> ANTED?A SITUATION,IN A RESPECTABLE GKO
? T eery store, by a young men, sevsntocn years of age;
writes well, good iu figures; his character unexccptiouablc and
cnu givi a - good references as tan ba given. Price for tho
n et year r.o > I ject, and as for rocket money, he has pleuty
ofhistwp. A letter will reach him through the Post Dthue,
diieeted B. C., <88 Broadway.
MTANTED-A FKJ-.ESTANT UNMARRIED MAN, A3
IT v ait- r. None need apply but uu<-h as c,n bring ontia
factory city reitienceo. apply at 43 Scuta street, a oond
story.
WANTED?A SITUATION, BY A REJECT A ULB
well educated, mi Idle aged Amcricsn, of lowiaevs
habits and gocd address; has had experience in school toaca
ing, bookkeeping, bantling money. A*i , aud is wall ac
quainted with the city. lie can produce most satisfactory
rciereuees as to ebsr&oter, c?pabiliti?e Ac. Pleusj address
Conductor, 71' TV est thirty third street, rear house,
"yOIING MAN WANTED?THAT UNDERSTAND? T1IE
A dryioods btsfirfss and oau kesp accounts o>rroctly.
None other med apply. Apply to P Cole, fcoti Broadway.
Father gavazzi, at tub reoue-t of numer
ous friends, ha? consul -ed to dolivcr a farewell lecture,
on Thursday, 21 th iust , in the Tab?rnao!e, at7){ P M. Snb
ject-Ameiuauism. in ;is purity and intigrity. Tick'ts 25
cento, to be bad at the dour in the evening, or at Robert Car
ter A Brothers, 2.-3 Broadway.
Hon. JOSHUA u giddings will deliver rns
tl ird le <ture in the course o' tho New York A. d. So
cioty, at th? Taternaule. on Tuesday evening, December 27,
atT.'e o'clock, cu joot: "lhe Exiles ol Georgia" Tloket*,
at the door, sir gle admitsion, 25 csots; a gun lumxn aid two
ladies, 50 cents.
Mu. iidn bouscicaults winter evening3
chliitn.as night. 'J lie author if ' Lsndou Assurance,"
" nld Heads," "Lrid Up," *c As, on konday evonieg.
atfQspe Chapel. ' M omau, heriights, a;d hor wron-i." ;for
tho last time In New V ork.) becured sea's at Hall .. Sin's,
Uradwsy. scd Van Norden A King's, Wall street i'c emn
li.tn.o at t o'clock.
THE TUIF.
"I'NION COURSE, L. I.?RUinMNG -ON M5NDAY
C Dec. 2(1; puric and stake SfOd; mil i "eat?. b"?t three In
hve. A Carp niter na:n.is L m. La iy Snank lore, Mr I'liayo*
nr.mts s. n . Deo y Digbtc. bauie day, match $ iD. ? all mil
out A. t arpvut r nau.es b. m K uip, Mr. liuulcr uante
ijotted golding Virginia 3pit. Tro't'.ug season liekets no
admitted on this oceasion. A. La Ki'EN ft A, Proprietor.
THE MlLITAllY.
AS. FORBES ASSOCIATION-THERE WILL Be A
? meeting of the Association on D-. comber 25, nf 3 o'oloola
at Central Hall, No. 17-1 Urnnd si rest, to bear tho report ol
the ?'< mmitteo on the r> caption of the Ftitx Guar I, of Phil*
delphia, Willieni A Thorp, Uommnndant Muuihere will
please be pt-notual, as t ,fg will be tho last meeting print
to '.be roceptlcn. Uy order
THOMAS FARRAN. Commandaat.
David Kiss.Nrn, O. 8.
"I NDEPRNDRNT BATTALION RYNDER'S G.-RVA
1 dier.?Headijuartsrg 32d Broadway, Deo. 22, 1H5L?
Order No. fl.?The ifficcrs and members of this organuition
wi 1 sseemblo (n tho d\y of parade (Monday, Duo 21.) at
this placo (Genii at A. M . precisely, uniformed as dilat
ed in battalion order .No 6. Tl.e Inviti<1 guests will meat at
the City Hall at 2 P. M , when tho corps will berovivwoi by
bis lienor tbo Mayor end Common Council. Dinner at 3
l'.U. Route of Maicb as follows :?From the Gem up Broad
way So Fourth street, through Fourth sirens to Washing
ton l'arado Ground, through Eighth street to Broadcuy
to Bond street to Bower.v. down Bowery to Grand street to
East Broad -ny to Market street, through Market street to
52 Henry street, mJicre n stand of colors will ho prssoute J l,y
Captain Kyndcrs, Henry street to Oliver street, to Chatham
street, down Chatf.sm street to Nastan stroui, to Fulton
stuetto Btoadway. down Br adway to Battiry, up Grooi
wicmtUcst to Barelty street to Bioadway, ano in tho Park
tor9view, after which the guest* will no essort?d to the
s I olio The oi inn and ant expects rvory mewbor to ba
prompt in attendance. By order,
GEO. B HALL, Major Commaxdlnc.
James McCake, Aojatant.
copaktnkrsihp notice*.
IN REPLY TO A NOTlUE IN TIIK HERALD OF THE
I 22-1 inst., ot the dissolution of oc)-artrcrahip of Marsh A
Ptnniy, I hereby notify all parties iotirasted or othsrwlso,
that Mr. J. C. Mnrili has no authority to rascivo pay or
trxt sfie t. any t lisnu'ss > onteeted with the said firm
N.w Y'Tk. Doc 22, I-..;. OED. PENNEY.
\rCT|f'E.-TIIS COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L> existing nnder thontx re of Longbithnm A Howll, Is this
ds. v dissolved by mutual consent. Tho btulvo'S will bo set
tled up by tho now firm of Loughithara A Uasalicr
Jr. MM II. L'INGUDTIIAM,
New York, 17 ioVl JaMRS HUWELD
TUB COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
tnder tho nsmo of itouia A Miller is this day di'Mlvod
b> muiui I conotut. Tho l us n'fs will he oarrled on hy Mr.
Mi'ler. rn*i w ROUSE,
2v?? kerb. Boo. *. .bW. W.tLtULUU.
rOR 8AJ.B.
4iTf) linn -for sale,,two vacant lots 53
vl^ ."'V/V, by lOltftst, 00 Ninth s'.ieet. near the fifth
avenue, ?Uo lor salo, several erst class houses. in the moft
desirable looationv in New York, from $15 ism to $38 ix?, and
a line lot in Ji'ii.h avenue. M. L. SUELUOdf, OS Nassau
alrce*.
ASUCROFT'S STEAM GAUGES?FOR SALS AT K?
duced pri ee. with a liberal disoaunt to the trale.
CHaS. W. COl'K LAND, Central Agent, 64 Broadway,
IifOB SAI.E-'JNE THOUSAND GANAK1KS, JUST AH
1 rived from Germany. These Urdu, reared iu the llarta
Mountains, are of the tinoet breeds, distingushed for their
Wnty and variety in form and plninags; their sour ia equal
x melody and suitress of tone to that of a nightingale, whose
loaa they have perfectly acquired. Apply t?
T. K.LAMKS, 64 Division street^
JVQK SALE?THREE FIRST CLASS BIIOI BQDIM,
V on the easterly side of Carlton avenue, betweau Dekalb
tr.d 1-tlayctto avenues, Brooklyn. TTiey have all the modern
.c.proven ents in thein, and all tuilt by the day. Will bo
odd at a bargain if applied tor soon Inquire of JOllN
AM DERI, ltd (.'aril street, Brooklyn.
Gt 3K BALE?TBi. BTOCR, LEA8S, FURNITURE, AO.,
f it a hotel, dining aa i oyster saloon, amply supplied
with all requisite iurniture, dr. Any psre in drtiroua of en
gaeing in the buiincus will And tbia an opportunity rarely
equaled. Aprly to SF.MAN FKASRK. No. lit Seskman
ttti et, sooond story, baok ream.
T^OR SALE C'UEAP?AT NO. 115 GtAND ST6 EET,
X Williamsburg, one set cake baker's prints (lour pieces,
large and small;! oik lato table, 7 leet by 3 loot d inohoa,
double super cloth cover r.nd drawers; si t of origiual Ho
garth i ngravings (lhe Apprentices, date, 171".)
HA 111.CM.?A COTTAGE. CONT lINING NINE iiOOMS.
newly built lot 25x100 feet, beautifully loca ?d, and
Mj minuter, walk from the depot, will bo sold, if apnliod lor
loon, for $1,700 cash. A mortgage accepted for $1 Title
teriect. Apply to ti. W<JOU, real estate brokir, 185 Bioai
??y.
^TEAM ENGINE, HF1V nORSL POWER FOR SALE,
.J cheap, on horizontal iron frame, by one ot the boat city
ushers, with governor, Ac., in good muling order, com
?lore Apply to l't kdV HaNLRY .t CO., Auatraliau
A?oney, U4 Maiden lane. Also, a tpicudid panorama ut aus
tr'.lia, harp, Ac.
PLANING MILL FOKSALE-W1TM ENGINE. BOILER, I
L and niaohiuory in complete order; also a planing ma
.vine, and right to run the machine. Will be sold low, i
I tailor with or Without inatkiuu and right. Apply to 8.
/OHNSON, 315 Washington street.
TO BE SOLD?THE LEASE, STOCK, FIXTURES, AC.,
of au old eatabliuiod grocery aui liquor ators ?Auy per
ton desirous of entering into this lira of uuaiue s own uiw
secure a good chance, the pr.se nt proprietor being compelled
t leave through elchjcoB. Apply personally at 39 Stanton,
I'rueroi Forsyth street.
si'KCiAL NOTICES,
CVJSMi KAMA.- To THE PUBLIC.?THE GREATEST
I curiosity ever seen by the oye ef human astute,
it ia no hum bug. Respectfully yours, the proprietor, at
N". (Ill Urnou rat et, between Clinton and Attorney.
fJAL'L r:.Y, IT HE "DON'l INTRUDE," WOULD BE
happy to set "one thcumud mi' lucre" at tho Bo*e*y
i hue re, id be , ccasi-'W of Lefflngwsll's benodt, on Wedces
day evening, Dec. 25, le witness Mr. E. Eddy enaot Lord
Byron's Vt ciner.
SHANOUA18.?THIS CLUB WILL MEET AT THE
nun roo.-t. iu Daaae at.eat, this (Sunday) evening, at 7>i
o clock, prreisely. The attendance of all Shanghais is ,e
guested. By srdsr af the TALL BIRD, Preiidant.
STAT* SALOON. 487 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
ljroume street?Entrance ir Broome street A splendid
Lee lunch, in New Orleans style, is served up every day,
from 11 to 1 o'olook. Dinner Irutn 1 to 5, P. M.
P. O'GRADY, Proprietor,
Tide annual election for officers oF'ine
Mercaiitiks Library Association will be held on Tuesday.
January 17, 1864. The lulls will rtiuaiu upon from DA. aJ.
till 6 P. M Li. REYNOLD^ itUUD, Secretary pro tem.
TO PUUNBERB.?SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceivid by the Governors of the Aluishonso, at their of
bce, Rotunda, l'urk until 2o oloek P. M , of the 27th iaet.,
for the pluutbing work, Au , tor the additions to tie hospital
and washliuuae on Randall's Islaud. Bpeuitications lor the
v. (rk can be teen at their otiioo.
New York Dec. 23. 1853.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
POST OFFICE, NEW YOKK.-NOTICE 13 HEREBY
pirfn, tha> th? Pcetina tcr V'l! receive, until rvotvo
o'clock op M .rtiav, the second da; of January neat, ovi lance
.10 to the circulations of papers for w hich tho advertisement
of un:illed for letters Is or may Lo olsiui :il. A siutetunnt
of tho limits soil touudtrios o. the t rritiry deemed u ho
embraced within tho range of tho delivery Ol this ot&oe, and
el the detailo of the evidence requirein support of a e'aim,
with litection" lor the snidance nt ret tic* desiring t > intcst
the same, is Died in tins ot&oe, and a printed c.py will ho
lurnithcd to each publieher applying thuretcr
Isa/.O V. FOALLIK, Postmaster.
THE TUADKI, EC.
TO BOILER BUILDERS. R ANTED, A SITUATION
as foreman of a hoilcr shop, by ar. Active, tnorgeli i busi
ness nan, lift year* of age, tv .0 hat ' ad tea jeers experience.
Firft dins city reference given. Address Y. X. 0 , ha'. 1 tin
iquaiuPostUiiico.
ftKASON.
TDOOtTn ANNUAL BALL OF THE NEW YORK IRI?H
I? Lriaoonr. Troon A. Ninth ?? r ? " - ?
Paul llenry. liner Maaac r,
T. !. Uov,.i, Secrct.p;^''M1'A,**??iiW.lCli?irj;?i:"
Of ,n? Jauu"V ?? IMd. T icket ?
......... ?cr. Jieytrn, curlier isruaif
v ay end Jmv spool; Campbell's, had liudton atroot; Mr
1 m's, >o. 7X First avenue, and at tho door on the night oi
the lis.ll
irflE FIRST ANNUAL BALL OF TDK YOUNG MES S
L Koniiu Catholic Benevolent A 1 "' iVi.ti, Second Chap
ter, will he held at the City assc hly Rooms, on Wiiluen
day evening, .1 a 11 4,1'hi. Tickets $1 To be had at Edward
1 inigtu A Brother's, 151 Fulton street; Thomas Willis', 4t>3
Eighth avenue; or at the door oi< the nigh', ot tho ball.
JOHN 3. bCL'l.L, President.
D. J. Cor 1.iv, Reo. Secretary
T?R1P HEART AND FEET TO MUSIC'S GAYEST Si FA
. sure?
t while forget 11mA life is auglit but pleasure.
' Viva l a Da- so he sooou 1 annual fancy dr is aod
civic bull ol the Now Yel'k Dramatic Society will ho given
at the city Ammhly Rooms. 450 Bra:dway, on Tuislay
cv ?? 1. ug. Jon. >, ISM., 11.ee mplstt success OX thy r? ur l>n
ot last year varrarts the otii ets i.i making the aiauranoi
that this wid b<-the most elegant hall ot the season. No
painahave hi-cn spared to nskoall tuo appointm- ti per
lact. Dodwortj's Hard hrs leen engaged, wad wiil ha led
hj Harvey hiw-e f. Ihe must sumptuous dres'us iron the
r*t ository ol Mr. 11. 1 cj inonr, No. IN! lVilkcr street, will bo
tnroiih.ro to those who are not provided for. Tr.e at.i) ila'lcn
tries plcaure inrecvnimendiLg him aia.i ellicioat 0 vitu n.r.
A1 his r -ouis mat bo seen a splendid as.minicab of ore-res
recently imported Tom Lur pe. Tickets admutiug a
gentleman and ladi'S, may bo had of II. 3. Smith, No. 1
Murray street, ana It2 I'm tot ttreet, Brooklyn, or of any of
the in -.mbirs. By order, T. 3. AIM.', Pre ddent.
M. Ba/irg, Seervtary.
REWARDI.
Cl OK HKWARD-T1JK REC >\ ERV OFTDREK PIECES
?]p a-U ot cloth. Sto len Iroai 41 Liberty street, yejtirday,
via: ? | itee ltk>, black cloth, IrJ yards, value #4 ill; pi .ce 1 eID,
do , 1!'4 yards, value $2 .1'; piece 41'.', do. i'S'4 yaids, value
$! mi. 3. NEW UkkUsH, 11 1 Hierty street.
REWARD.?LOG LO T.-A N R\V FilUN LAN 0 DOG
with wliic ? reast." Answers to the name of Dull. Who
ivc- wi.lre urn him lo No. 1 Great Jones street, will receive
ih. abjve reward.
reward.?lost, ON :i*n December, a ports
Vl) monaalc, containing two ?5 MID, also mo S I bill cn
the Pale-son Bui k, and soino small change, the above
row aru will be paid by leaving it at HO Green rich street, or
7# Cksltn iquart.
LOST ii'<D FOUND.
FIOl'ND-ON SATURDAY. A 11 Li IK VALISE, WITH
1 parers an i let;on, two ctccla lit 31WI vac 1, and shreo
California blankets, supposed-to ltl iu to a passu .get by
? he Novttbetn Light. Apply ti ottieir J.nlor, at Franklin
Maikot rtiUn house, Old Sd.p.
Lost-five dollars reward will bk given
lor the rteovory ot a rointer dog, white aad liver onler,
witi. a i ligl t soar on the end cl his 1-ft ear; a-.ewers to tho
painc tt tlluoher, ami had on when he lets a new chain coDar;
stray rd Ireu, No. 11 hi 111 place, Brooklyn, on the 111 inst.
1 ho above reward will ?e paid to uuj cne wiio will return
hima'abeve. J. b aAflkSMOE
1I/-T-A Nort, \?A HE BY liih !'I nPlRIHER, DATED
J Oct. 21'. Ib&S, eight m?nthr, payable to his own order,
a'-il rndorred by him, lor tbl?2 ->>? Ilk'; wa? enclosedjby mull to
Misers. Vi tn. It ntsm A no., N. Y , the 7tn inst., which note
, a. not hi en received ly them. The public arc, therefore,
Inn by cant.cued vgainst negotiating the name.
Providesoc, Dee.YX jokiiua spooVER.
Lf.h'r-l'ETVt EhN TWENTY SEVENTH STREET AND
tne Metropolitan Lintel- probably in a Madison avenue
tuge? a ladies' wa ch, quite small, with geld lace, aud a
c..ll man's guard ebtin attached. It th> tinder will leave
1 at the 1 Hi ? of the Mctrop?ii'.an Hotel he w ill be suitably
rowarded.
0*T. ? M 8ATT7RDAY MOKMlIfG, THE Ml INST.,
A in ir near tin tek it 0 ace tr Philadelphia footrfOort
lui.dt tti'e -t, a poite monnnic, co. tainiLg about $3ll. It has
the ownet's l.aiae and residence in it. Th* Under will be
liInrr. 1 'y rewarded by returning it to the owner, at 55 Cham
fers street.
OST- YtrTERI'AY AFTERNO IN, BETWEEN FIVE
J and rix o'clock, In in a carriage (either in Broadway,
both or Eighth acorns, or Twcnty third stroet.) a vory
beantilul borne Market dark plaid, and triumod with red
aod y tllew. with the Initials J W. on each side. The tinder
will be lib 1 rail* tew arded by leaving it at 01 London teriate,
Meet iwen.y th-rd street.
Taken from on board steamer commodore,
at pier No. 2 N. K, about ten minutes before she left
tho dock on Wednesday evening, Dee. 21, one bitek canvass
tig. etniaiiiing wearing aprarol, Ac.: also, a bundle of
books and papers, of no value to any end eacept the cwnor,
win will pnv live dollars to aty person who will return to
) im tho hooka and papers, his name and addross being on
the hundls; also, at same tims, asaall parcel ooataining
-sarins apparel, laying beaiilc tbo hag.
FANCY ARTICLES.
C1DR13TMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS FOB
) ladles and childien.?The avihsorihers wcnld roepeottully
call the attention ol thote ladles Intending to vnrobaae toys
f< r Christmas trees, eonfsetlonery, rlsb lanoy boxes, Ac., to
their teleotlon, which wi.l b" found to compriio a mnob
greater varintv 10 select irom than any other store In Brock
lyn. On Monday, the 2dth. their New Year rake, will be
nsdy for the iLeruction of those w ho msy wish to purchase.
J A A. THoMPdON. at) Clinton Attest. Brooklyn.
PKhHN'l? I'dilTllk IIOI.IMI:' (INK HtlNDKEb
and titty prises to he di.tributed to the helears of or.i
brndred and hlty shnros. as soon as they aro all aold. La
die* snd gentl cm en aru requested to examine the sr Holes in
GI Si itKb.llK'3 show window, No A48 lirond srsy, M t-iprli
tan Lotul. N . B ?Many choice gco < s for sale much bolus
the nstir.l rctaH price.
I CM PAH 13 FiaTltl R?, JUST LANDED.?100 DOZ.
black est, i#L tips, lt>0 dor. anpi r do . lbtl dor. 0 >l> red
do.. 25b doa. blsek and Colored Plume do (,'uquea; lid dor.
r'lain and faery Marabcut pltimss. Also, a Urg > stuok of
adioa'and mistcs' beaver and f It bonnets, which will l? a >ld
|?w for eaili, by J Jl. llvvm, (A %ld CO John gt(?tt, tuay.
#? WU1IA*.
?OaADUIU AJIJJ LOUUMQ.
r**J WAKKEN Sl'KEET.-A FRONT ROOM ON Till!
I O it coll i floor to lot, to ft gentleman tnd wife, or si agio
H?i tlrmeu, turn.i-l id or unfurnished, with ol<m?u mtuhl.
? titrt.tcM exchanged. Also, ft tow day boarders cua ba ac
commodated.
* IIANDAOUK SUIT (?F ROOMS, ELEGANTLY rUR
J\ wished, to 1ft, la % f rot clats h juse, u which all the m?
t.rrn Imrrovi-meiits have b?eu made A priv?t? t? olo. Aim,
g o single rooms, ior gentleuion. Apply, between too huu.s
of 11 bud !i, bt 732 Hroadway.
Hoard-near and west or mroadway; douse
Br?t class and coaly fnruiehed tlnwtighout; heft Laths aid
g?s Roomo and luitft B' W vaoant Dinner at hftlf past flva
o'clock, Unexceptionable references given and required.
Pleaav call ftt U t.linton place, Eighth street.
Board-one OB TWO OBMTLBMBV may have
plcassnt isijh with board, at the eligible loca'od
dwelling No. lib Clinton i !*ci, between Filth and Six.h
avenues.
Board?wanted, in a private family in the
bev-nib a urd, by a single gentlemen, where ha oan have
the ciuif its ol a home and religious society. Breakfast, tee
ai d wa Ling. abio Are when required. Addrcii box 390 l'ost
Office. Reference givrn if lequtred.
Board w anied-in a private family, with
i ut boardere or young children, and poeitively no
others; parlor end bedroom adjoining, famished. with full
or pencil board, 1 ra (ingle gen .leman, ef middle age, and
good etendiug and char actor; i laiu living, neatness and com
lort are ell that will be noaeseery; ruodorn louse. up town,
on west aide, and good location E|iiiaopalians preferred.
A immanent arrangement o?n be nine at a go id pri ie
Best relt reucua given and required. Address Truth, Deiald
oflioe.
Board wanted-by a gentleman and h u e,
iu a quiet private family; a aittiag room, bedroom and
oloe-t ou nttme floor, with board, either abtve ilouiton atroet,
in New Y ork, or in Brooklyn near the Wall atreot lorry. Ad
dress D., box Poet Office.
flUKNIHHED ROOM WANTED- BY A LADY, WITH OR
wiihont board, in a private family. Please state terms.
Address B. C. D., Herald office.
lAlKMbllED R OMS?W1TD OK WITHOUT I10AR1),
J? to let, to gentlemen ai: I tbrir wives or to tingle gentle
men, at ,i7 Howard street, twe doore lr<<m Broadway, and
one bl' ck from Canal stioet. Also, a second baud c loklug
atove lor Mid cheap.
KOOMS TO I.ET.-DAN, S IME1.Y FURNISHED PAR
lore, with bodr'ome atta bed. to let to guBlleinon, with
out board, at No. S UDiversity p a-e.
MOMS TO I.JST ? FURNISHED, TO GENTLEMEN,
without bonrd, at No bti Warren st'ect.
11
WANTED?IN A GOOD PART OF BROOK I, YN, IN
tlie i 4 mediate neighborhood of Hamilton terry, a hand
somely furnished lifting rooxi and bcorooni adjoining, on the
second H ior; no meals required. Address, with tall partiou
lam. A. P., Herald office.
TATANTED?FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A PUR
IT ulehed or uulurniahed room, without meals, in a house
with all the modern iraprov imoute. Locate.n between
Dlooskfr and Fourteenth streets, noar Broadway. A room
with an iudependsut entrance preferred Unexceptionable
n(ercncie given, and rent paid iu advance. Address box
BOV Post Office.
HUPliEt, KOOMt, AC., WAifTEl),
Furnished house wanted, or apartments
consisting ol tour roomi. Please address 2Uo Canal it.
MOOM8 WANTED IN BROOKLYN-BY ONE OR TWO
rki German gentlemen; in a private house pralcr.-ed; situa
tion between South tud Fulton ferries, and not above Court
etri-et. Pleaoc addrtss T. A W., box 2,723 New York Poet
Office.
1TGOMS WANTED-AN UNFURNISHED R y >M AND
J.b beeroom. or 0 :o large room, ou hr.tt at MOOnd floor, for
a single geLtleman. in or near Bread* ay KntU *1 ivdvi
or I'.tKeu dullai a per month. Address Promptness, Herald
office.
ANTRD-ABOUT SIXTY OH SEVENTY ACRES OF
land withiu Manhattan lelaud. Please leave prior
>i eendtti tie at tho Sun effiee, box
w
VA'ANTED-BTA PHYSICIAN, A FURN1SUED PAR
IT lor and fedroom, also an officio, with or without board,
in ?. rear "able private family. Situation betwocu Uleoekor
set ana Union square. Koterenecs given and required.
? ' " raid '
Adaiess M. D.. ID ralii office
Wr aNTED. -A SMALL FnMILY WANT ROOMS AND
b, nrd. in some r-arc .table rrivato family, or w here
there are tut few hoarders. Asy such party may eddress J.
hi. H , btx T.7H1 Post uffije. Kcfercncv will be given and re
i|ui'tii. '1 he tdverti'cr would like to make an arraugement
mutual ard permanent.
(iilTlllt.
' TLANTXO HOTEL, NO. B BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
.3. the fountain. Tiiii old and favorite hotel hr.riag beor.
at rely jsfaruis.-ed in every department, la now ready to re
?? < o fatniiies and gontleiucu for the winter
J.^FeritKM A N.
A LIEN'S HOVSS, 74U BROADWAY A.\!) N03.2 AND 3
Ji. t listen place biihth street. Tr o cubjori on wiuli in
loiui too public pi nernlly, that they have opened a hou o, as
Abo .. w ht re ail the oomfjrta cf lits as to eating, iki., a? well
ub ci i ieciionorj can be had at nil reasonable lio"rd. Piease
call a ri d judge lor yourselves Rooms can be obtained
sieve neatly furnished, and at reasonable rates.
U. aLLGN.
U. M ALcSN.
aOTEL CUliANO, HAVANA-UY MRS. SARAH B.
Bre iter, No. d Cuba street, combining comfort aud ol*
ffnoe vrequalled in tho city, dtrangera will ooneuU tlieir
?wnjniereet by lookj^r.^J Juu-ieVATtd tni lhiirm. Haviha
r.,gombor, lNKI. ______
TTpi I MRU ItOLSS, B.O'AD, CORN E't OF CHESTNUT
u\ street, Philadelphia?J* 'I'Aftttd. A SON propriaDir*.?
r - lor the aeecminodition of gucets, within tatso equates
<ASe Pennsylvar.fa and the Baltimore railroad dapoto
kTEW UGlElo?A NEW HOTEL tl \S .15: Iftit.l
iM opened, at the corner of Broad way anf Clinton place,
-n the Aurop:aa plan, by Gvptaiu Hui.DRBDE, wuo ol
?ors *r?al inducements t* faniilies or BiPglr geutlom m 11
rant of pleatant and well furnlehed apatiatenu, with or
rith<ut !>? aid. Ploaso chU aud look.
TO PASSENGERS FOR CUBA.-TilL K It t it UGCSf.
a Is the largest, ir.oet a;ry, couu - Uou and aavantnao
situated hotel iu Havana, in the lunsdi i j vleiur.j
4 v. . Cvtaiu GokCrtl'a aud lutendcato's pamce, the Cache
.-.v.. iilci.vc o. v I'zH'i. Plata do .wv.,':n *? ' '? t'-'t'
o d <fnaj, and but * few minutes walk or crivo train ? 1
'.'cra-da; i'aeto, and Tacon Thoatro Uagli.c, ipaulsh
? v.-aeh and German ipekta, A cloth visits aim ?v amors tc
awilitate the- landing of t assongeiH and baggage. Mrs. RA Y
? ?> G. Proprietreis
i/tAY UlM'Oft, M?
. hICll ASSORTMENT or H1A NEWEST STYLES
Jt3L of gentlemen's robca d* ohanibre on hand r.t Mesdatnn
1.-LMjeH A b A K Kh'more, 45y hroacway, two doors from
Grind street.
| HlKlbTMAS AN1> HOLIDAY U1FTS ?THE LfDlE*
VV wiil had a choice stock, embracing many nireHioi is
r ch time siihf, velvets, Uaen handkerchiefs, printed gv--d?
01 tK y variety: aleo. it lull uscoitiBtt t of liucu uM'ktna,
tail * dtr.i.tk, Ac., wsll ad'ntnd lor the present ioouc,r.>
Ulic.Dl.LL, P1EK80N A LAKE'S, 471 Broadway, between
Grand and Cro> ili streets.
tILOAKS, fc.'iAWLtt, LA DlfcS' CLOTHS, VELVET'S
) IrtucD meriuol, Paramattas, and dross goods of'Very
kind, Belling at great bargains ty LYONS A J ON MS, Union
II noo, 177 Hudson street, between Canal and Spring stroetg.
Ladiec. fat r tin with a call.
IP BENCH BREAKFAST CAPS AT 5> EACH. WIT J A
i! beautiful atB'.rtmCL t < 1 trimmed coll irs, fr im 52 .*') to
eh trench pocket bar dkcrobicta, from f>l; Va!oxotenuoa
?i.d MalUre lace, cbtmioettes, alCBToa, collr. stparaie ami
in ecfa, witt a magnidesut aeaortment of Valenciennes and
other laced by the yard; French oaobrlc lands, At. Lades
alt in to make presents will hud it to tlrjir advantage to in
tpect the above-named gee
KOMlKTS, 7bo XlimJway, corner of Ninth attcot.
?1 Ol.lDAY GIFTS FOR LADIES.?A ?P,.EtOII) COW
L lignmi nt In m tbo Louie cf Do Lllio A Co., Paris, i i
clothe, i haw it, aid tura, pt pacially adapted (or elegant
Christmas ard New Vear's present*, hat jna> hoeo received
by the subscriber, and in cousei(iisuuo of the iatenera of the
a, i o.n will be eold at vory low oiioes. Ho has alio cm tc
ti e determination of reducing the entire of bis own sloos
lolly thirty per uent, in order to elleot a total clearance ot
Lis winter importation! thua?Gloats?NjO olcgant hi- It and
brown cloth oJoakc, rsgvlar price", 51'J to 51b, reducd io ?15
each; 1.0UU very hue sloth cloaks tnowest stylos and
?cU ra), torrucr priosa 524 to 528. now 51h to $20 8flu surorla
five do. (the brat o? the season) former prices $3 to fcss. now
f L4 to HSU mid 528; npwarda ot 1,0(10 v-.lvet o! tr.ks and talmas
(beat Lyoni veltets), lorn.er prices 526 to >tl, 540, an.l 551),
cow 518 to 122,128, and $35; lihii superb satin deafen (black
acd colored), reduced to 515, 52d and 5.kl. Also ?n extremely
beautiful variety of rich cmbroidored velvet cloaks, well
worth tlOh caob, reduce I to 56)(, 565, und 5,0. Shawls?5,000
btcc' i caehmtro long at atria, at ;t26, redawed from 580 a".d
?i ?; ubout 400 needle loom Trench camil's hair shawls, at
540, 5l5, and 5(4', former prloea, 570 and 580; a tew real
It dia ramel'i hair una Persian mik shawls ut situllariy lew
prioea. Fancy lura?The onpsrallolled and unexpected
uuiduiteoi thepre-erts a?o* also in mcus ibo anbaoru ?r to
ofiet the whole of kia Btuiik of neb and valuable furs a: an
lutn cnae redaction, it ir well known khat in this depart
ment alle meet extrnaivo preparations wore made all the
suramer, arc that tuv collection no* oi.erod to the pebiiois
u t to he Ci|iiall"C lor richness, variety, and extent, by any
in the United States Among tiie rest may be fonud an
assortment ol over fiUO verv line Hudson's llay rvble tippet)
at f.'tfi, 540, 54'i. 550, and (80 i a< h, manuiactn ed e.xeiuaivelj
el tbs hnef? BH4 best se-ntnetl shirs, and not to bo purchase
in the regular way for l. se than tr..m 55 to 40 per cent above
?" 1 oficb -
... , lasr>t>etien reepeotlnlly solicited Of >
HULri N, Paris Mantilla, nhawl, and fur k.mp< rinm. No.
i!u) (irtiadway.
HO il)AY rKKtENT8.?RICH ROlttB DKCIIAMBKK.
in new end novel slylea; a superb usi .rtmoDt cf marls,
(tavatB, tier, cunes, silk umbrolliis, toilet at doles, Ao., Ac.
K. B.?Our sin k ol iseu's and ludioc' kId y loves is complete
lor the holiday season. I.EM I'd A 5EACOKO, 055 llroad
way, Stpyvesant Ii rtitute.
Honiton lacb qools-rrcii /xu at men
BOND'S, >0 Broadwsv, the mnst beautiful asaertment
ot pillow made goods, perhapa, ever inp.'rted. Ladiua will
bud, neccrdiug to our 1111(1 custom, ?"o whole ol our nob
stock reduced to sueh prices as most iniurs a quick sale
Mrs. hit lnuond would also inform the ladies that the same
unarproaehaList aste in caps, head dreifis, and other mad*
up goods, Is still pre eminent at 56D Uro dwray.
Mrs. lev ins, a sx broadwat, respectfully
Informs the ladies of New York aud its vicinity that in
consoqu' nee of enlarging her store, (he is obliged to sell of
her fall and winter roods, comprising the most faihioaabl
strls ol Parisian head dlessee, dress capa, emhroidsrlsa,
rlrboni, bonnets, flowers, Ao. Those wlihiug to pnrohase
boliday presents would do well to call, M eheUa disposing ol
ber weL assoitcd stock, belsw oast.
Madame j. fhiEI-8, at no. 459 broadway. en
tanee No. 119 Grand street, liret door, informs the la
dies that she has received by the last steamer a rich assort
ment ol dress caps, flowers, headdresses, embroideries, acta
ol collars and sleeves, capes, lingerie ovps, etc., expressly
lor th' holiday season.
Rich and cheap goods for holiday pre
sent'.?J AMIS BECK A CO. havejnst received a larei
variety ot cleyaat ailk robes, India shawls, oinbrcldered ool
isrs, sleeve and handkerchiefs, lace oollare, alsova', and
handkerchiefs, An , and a gn at variety of fancy goods, to)
n mitri us to miniion Alt, have (educed a large stock ol
siikt stswlo, ombroidsrioa, ? laid', delaiuoa, Frenoli prinss
a, .. I r holiday I resents. No. SM Broadway.
aORB?St CAllflAO^I, 4cc.
A
T BLOWN'8 LtVERT 8TABLE8, l - A?OJ IT.tr.E1
, and I Si'Thorn t "on tite't, can bo had tiio Lost of etiachos
ah I'ha, 1 nht w arons. a>id sudillo horaua, at all hr urs llavlii
lati)y (ski-n thela'gi stable in Amos street, he ie prepsrei
to take hone on livery c'.oxi ur thm a?y other, lia/mi
Itm.ty Italia, tour binlnrd tables to let
J aHIi a. U it j rt'.V, Fropiia >r
d.OAK AMI LKGSH TUiriMIMJS.
R
u n CLOAK GALLOONS, VELVET. REAL <1 IMPURE
lscis ki.d dftss tr mml iga, of tke tlohsst disciiptiou;
ii " ?"t *ffo;ta it 1b tie oily, wholeial* vu i i.uii.tllo*
DAluiYMrLX, 3*X Upond way.
IKea.
?JlLKS AT ACCTIOa.
Acrriow notice.?fancy furb, mcffs, TICTO*
riles, iliuli kU'1 a, f- .Hi fcL UsjUUj, .-o
ti Leer, eti] 1 sell on 'I c?j ,y, Leo .7 at 111 o'clock, at otltS
Lrig bl bu?u nr> ?', * neutral & ? rtutent t furs ????
?'?tin* of real itwiLP, London lynx, stnno msr n, obinhil
laa aid tquiriel mnSV. culls ?l.: viet >r hps; nisi, ab.ut iwf
hundred slush aud Up : full particulars in dally pa
pers. The w hele to hp adv. ? ithout rr?srve. Ti e goods aro
perfect aud fully warrant . ted in the oatalosue.
DO. NA8H. AUCTION BLR. ST( RE NO. .710 BROAD
? wav.?bhetifl's rale of ?] ?thin*, Ac --I>n Tuesday, ton
27lh it smut, at 10 t.. a- , at Uie (tore, consisting of a large
lot ot t ew ft as lual.'.o clothing, auth as coats, ererooats,
aa< ks, pantaloons. ves a. vertiiwa cloths, cisiitueres, shirtg,
collars, hotieij, cravats, Ac., Ac.
Dr> NAPI1, Al CT1 iNF.hR-BY D D. NASH.-STORE
? No 310Broadway.- VV-dae-day, I) c. 2d, a* lOo'oIook,
at the nretljt. room, rata! ,, tie i ?lo of printing materials ?
A large su a extensive sale tf printing ? i -.a'?, consisting
offvpeof every verity, etrrcoiyp, a, rio.tr s materials of all
bitas; also presses ot varl- ni sites aud lrj-u aoveral menu
facturara; tin ail card fro o? nun largo prei ??, power p rase
cs and others. 1 he af ro will <? .ruprli,. ?, largv an assort
net nt aud as valuable a lot as oas b?ru of -sd this season, or
perhaps at any oiher tir e in tliis city. ?.! . posi ive. Terrna
ef sitle?AH suirs under $HK>o*sh. in bat.kasle turner; all
?ems orer $100, three months and all turns over JJOO, six
net nth*, iu good airrored paper.
T vIamond JjTTlIiBY FlTOMI yir.r.iam m.
It VINO A CO. auction*, rt, will sell at auction, on
"lucidity, December 27, at 12 ?''cloak, at the sales rooms No,
b l'ine i trcet, comprising br oches, pins, bracelet*, necklaooa,
pendents rings, earriugf titrss, all of tine gold exquni'tly
trya/Li. diamonds, pesrls, rubies. gen.eta. tur iu nsos, and
omWpreoloua stones; tup-tb oi<muud aud opal necklaces,
with brooch snd b-acd -t to match; 1'di.s' and gentlemcn'e
cluster ant siu*!c stone riass, of *r< at r?l ic; superb ear
rings and pendents, beautifully set with JtamonJs; breast
pirs sml brooches of every vvri-ty "f setting. Watches ?
heli wiudirg snd ehrob< meter wati ins in iiuntin* casts, e st
$81*11 ach; ladies' and rent 1,men's tine cold enamelled watch
es. detached levers, hurting <*o , patent Invert, leplne and
ttlnr vntol ei, by the brst hu liihand 1'r ? eh makers; guard
choini, vest do , seals aud leys charms, p ncil cases, butter
tuives, napkin rings, caid ua. es, st.ufl' bc.es, and other arti
cles. Ev ry artlole ol the 1.ret description, and set in the
lattst J'rriilan style; every ar'i le is warranted just as.re
presented in the catalogue.
For palk-at auction, at brown'b point,
nrar Ko; port ou 3 uasday. Doc. 27, ten good horses, In
cluding a pair of blaok ponies, well matched; they oan trot A
mil* in three minutes together when in oondition.
liiU.Mt VABL.UR, Jb.
HOVIUtU FlRNITIi: 1, OF v 1 MIRRORS, PAINT
in/s rosewood et. gore, wardrubes. Vc. <au Tuealay,
Di ctmbir ;7, at ln>? o'clock, at No lil hivh nvenne, near
A gl th strti t.?Vt m. h. Meilor will sell, as above, without
rceirve, to close confignu-cnts ml to aiks room for e.Men
siic alterations Amongst tho stock will ha found an as
e< t tmrnt of sr.od fninitnrn that can be re led upon, tiavin*
all hem mado to order lor private s-le, cviHistln* in part ol
rosewood ttfgere, mirr.r hack; rosewood inar'cle top
en ti c t al Ice cornsr stat:.Is, cl.ildre.i't ? Ir.irs ooyerod with
plveh snd lialr cloth; muhogM v, rosewood und oak bedroom
furniture, with marble tops so mutch; two extension dining
tables, mahogany spring t- st y?rl r chsirs, easy do.; hat
stands, wardrobes, oil paintings Ac. Also, a lot of fancy
writi. * desks, wi.rkbcxcs, si'k umhrrllas. va<es, Ac. Also,
tw o richly catvod mali vary k tus do bed-toads; hair mat
tresses, palliasses, lout.yes. An . and mi extrusive amort
mcnt not enumerated. Catalogue* on the muruing of sale,
wliioh Will positively tako I lace rail or ehine.
W il l,I am S. UELLOR, Auctioneer.
Oakley a wrioiit wili. kjcbi, ?>n tcesday,
Deo. k7, at 12 o'clock, at t m lalcsroom, 313 Fulton
street, Brooklyn. AdelpLi stroet?Tito desirable twj story
snd sttie frame house. 22 x 3d l.ei, tiled into the peak with
brick, two story tea room tbo r??r all finished in neat
stylo snd in perlect ordor t I'StlOO feet, i'leasantly situ
ated on tr.e east aid. of Adclpbi t trect 17j ieet south si Park
avenue, all in the in, .diato vioiui'y of W ssliilgton park,
near the Myrtle avenue line nt . m ibu*es, and the route of
the has. Brooklyn Roilro*- omulbiis-s, whi ;h will bj in full
operatisn early in fne sprleg $ ,/k tl can remain on bond
and inottgoge. At the same t nie at c rises. Set ermerhorn
street, th. three story nud basement brick louse, ooatainiL*
thirteen rooms, Le. ides psntri.s at d ilucets. marble man
ties, trat. h, sliding doors, iron balcony in tr >ut Ac., No. 1V7
Pch.rn erhoru street, houic .'I lest S inohes by 34 fe?t. ima
"I feet 3 iuohen by 107 feet '.I inchia plea*antly situated, Hd
feet 3 inches east ul'Bead street on the n rt'i side of Scier
tnerhorn ttreer, in a very plenan.t p?rt the city, between
two ttsge routes, to Fulton. Bouth and M .utagno terries, and
only live n.inutis walk fr m aouih or Montague fertiel.
fd.Wli oan remain on b ml at d mortgage
POSITIVE SALE OF ELi (iANT IKlUSEIiaLD FURNf
ture, carpets, oil paintings, pianoforte, Ac.?C. W.
li JLklEB will sell on 'luosday, iteo. 2', at II o'clock, ail the
liirnituro in the l.rown at. lie hou-e 011 Forty fifth street, rig
doors east of teveptb avenue, n .tnprisin* two elegant rose
wood suites, iu cntiu brooatelic; one mahogany suite, in
plush; one superior rosewood pianoforte, a very tine instru
mtn-sue fully Marx-anted, richly-? carved rosewood marble
top centre tal lni, two rosewood co-ner etog< res. rosewood
(jusrtette is 1-s snd corner stands, rl-h l.roeatelte and lace
ctirtsins. tspuFtry, Krusssla, tl-ree.ply ant terrain carpets,
Venetian ? tair carpets. Hue mahogany rztcnoion dining table,
bis oh wi It ut d ... e< ftag a u Fr-oeu bedsteads, beat curled
Loir nod . tmmou maltre.ses, iiuilts and blankets, marble
top dr- 01 bureaus, w aslistxnda, gilt toilet set . sofas, lounges,
easy are sciv.ng uliairs, ifxrti uiaaog,uy chairs and rooke.'i,
elecant ya is ar.d n.ubte! cream-me, deci.atod vltiua tea
sets, tl.irty fi-.e oil psir.ttogs aud s eel pi ite engraviogs,
ric ly Irar . d, li.vcr plated ware, ivory outl rv, orockery and
glass ware, Lxrenjent and kic-hm furniture, A:,
1> (J KFVP, AUOTiONlXR.-ICRS, SLEIGH ROBES,
i.\. muffs, Ac , lu stay, -t lily, u'ci -cs, at ,->6 Nassau
stre't?R.C CAMP will fell, as u ovc, to 1 entire st.-ck of a
msnutactiirir a-d 2eslcr rll ? f wH-h will pesioivoly be aobd
without rciervo snd com-isu ot a vr.lusble itock of mar u
factur.-d tors, of tl e best quaii'y ?< d ?ty c 1 having all been
made for t 0 citi retail ti& 'e, in ? art as f .llows ?real store
utirtin mull's victori-.c. tn.i euffa. 1. sftd lynx, titcn sable,
"acids'ine spsorlmcnt wl.icii fs i. fl worthy 'f V3e Atten
tion if the trade at d jurchasera f,e c.-a ly Latalogneson
tl.i n ?mirg ct ta'e.
rilMAM IRVING A CO, AUCTIONRERS, WILL
nil at auction. Oil l..c si, He .oiuoer .7, at l(l>i
lock st the mImroom I ? 8 Fine street, a large assort.
nt tf 1 lotting, coi-siftim, of fasLi .liable cu?tom?r made
ck 1 at lb vests dotiL! b.ancd dr. : blue blanket over
tr, brown do. do peter sham do with cloth and vc ve#
lttr. n.'xcd brown more ats, .1 sb mohair do., beaver do.,
,Ac: l b ', opera cloaks, rt nbl* sari overooats, brown
ivi r -vcrcoate. Mack drrrs fonts, frock do, Ac. Sale
? nipt, ry, to elf se a partnership.
VI'.V. K 1 UltiK, Al tl IONEEK.?WM R. TAYLOR M
it 1 o. will rill st suction, ou vv cdnosday and Thursday,
Dec .ol.tr 2fi ti .f. st liuil , ant -s v?u o'clock each evei.ing,
at T. G. (int. ' Bift ri ?>! Gallery, No. ritHl Broadway, a few
rt. iv stov. V. 1 r 1 i Iran Uo el, a valuable collcotion ot
f lrndld cil j tintit . fcv t.-.e old gin-tare Thig unrivalled
collection has rn-r. tl; b? eo Imported dir?ct fro n Italy, and
m v>-r l.c'ote cxl il.i'ci in this e entry. These Hue paintinga
wrrs brought eat b) en Inglifb gen-.lssnsn who has had n
retidopen ir. 1'lor-neo snd Koine or tho ln-t twelve year*.
Luring that time be has purchagsd r..m all the flneot gal
lories islt ii, and vil'sa in home, Florence, Naples, and
other cities re cwnsd for works .f nrt This collection con
tains some of tho finest apo dm :a? eror otlerel tor ptiblic in
tp. ction in this city, by Salvatc.r Ri.sn, i'ai.iul, Alhoni. Em
roll l'.imLi. f prino, Biliburti, Zst hart-Ill, Ourasai, Oorregio,
l.cpei. Gigoli. Giovanni, ( arlo Mnratti, Vl.infnrtlni, frespi,
ridar.l Eurilio, Undo, t.ueriuo, Vignani, Caraoci. Sagree
tani N l'ft.Fsin, Ilattoni, Vernot Sissso. Karrato, A. Durer,
I.111 atvlli, C'tinlotto, l?n< no, li Allori, and others equally re
nowned and meritorious. The above picture# are in their
pure oriaiua) state, ss imported from Italy. Tnny will bn
r> ady fi r j ublic in; t potion day and eveuing, Irse, from Hon
oay, Dee. 26, until tho day -1 sale, with catalogues. All the
abort are true p'ctures from tie artists attributed, and a*
mistake; tl.- refcre we cm licet.tly invite the punic gene
rally, a-d all personr m ekiuv f. r tine pietnroi espoc allv, to
this rcnllr rare collection. 'I he ahuvo ?s,l*rv 'a is row place
for the sal# ot rsinuni - Tb.rs is a ?. ry noo li^nt both day
ai.d evming. and ri turo? cat- bo le-n and ..xaninod ten
goi d advantage. Do not forgot the nuraLer?tilJO Broadway,
halo positive, without reserve.
OYSTERS.
A WORD TO TUK J OVERS OF UUOU PURLED UY8
tcrs.? D. DECKER 13 Ana street. Now York, respoot
fullv solicits thoio desiring pickled oysters tor the holidays,
to send in tbeir orders as early as poscilile.
DOWN ING'S PICKLE OYSIS.K8 AND BONFO TUB
keys tor Now Year's day tables.?'those wishing the
above, will plousi send i i their ore r* early as possible. Oys
ter arc sent to any part of the city or a<i ivont O'ti ? by
TI103. DOWNING.
Ei A. WATTE ARE NOW READY T ) SUPPLY, AT
? their old established matk't, IN> ana 3in Greene street,
sysUrs of every kind, and 11 a quality hitherto nusurpaseed.
Those wishing eystira pickled w.ll oblige by giving tjci*
orders early. Terrapins constantly on band.
BFORTINO, AC.
CTHRISTMAS SPORTS-FliN, FI N, FUN.?GREAT
) time in Jersey.?II ur I'.e leaping, sack race whtullas
row iaco., running arnoi blindl iltia, As., Ac.?Mickey Free,
a pedestrian ot ouusid' rablo r. \ nt.. will jnmp o?o thousand
burcli s. t) rvo feet three iucl us in height, in three heart,
placed up in i n inihs, (purse, $300 ) at Mr. Dodge's houte,
iicygen k < int. N. J. The sport i 1 oomtnenoe at ID u'clook
A M. on kinnday.
DOOS OF TUS CHOICEST BREEDS KEPT EX
grossly fur atook and for sale.? Newfoundlands, M ing
Charles spaniels, Seaioh and English ration, sporting ai-jr*,
among which arc shepherd Cogs, Ac.; Chittagong and Huang
hae fowls; nt 208 H aterstreet corner oi Fulton, op stairs.
Please copy the aarfrea*.
HMCEIiliASKOVS.
?I'lOllN IMPROVEMk NT ?TKaCHER WANTED.?
v The * ulsorlUr, Invent"! >f the Key d Stop Finger
board, I ss constant application tor iosrrcotion on the violin
v? ii h his im ore veinant.*. 1 lie ni> niia<t r> requiring Irs undi
vided attention, he is desirous that a t-w roughly compeMot
ai d rospicihl le teacher-nine other ncou apply?slionld
ake charie of the instructing department This impure
ini r.t is yi rtt y the attention of .11 teachers, as it enable*
the pupil to oi tfin in one month'* p-setioo a more perfect
mattery (I the lustrum nt t-au can be acquired witnout it
in one vesr. Thousands who Lave ti r..wn ttie violin a?ida in
de psir, v. i'l now take it u ?> wl'h conitioaeo and sucoeee.
Tht Keyed Fisger boatd can bcat'aehtd to any violin in a
few mtincnt*' 'itne, a the runnfactorj and .tepot lor tite
choice viollp s sup ru t Ital'sn strings, Ac.
v. IL..1AM HiiBBK1 son, No. 181 Broadway.
UQVOM, AC.
At WOOLKSALE.-BRaNDIES, WINES, wh.skits,
gin, rum, sugars, ales, porv r, Ac.. Ac., at twenty per
cent relow stiy house in the Uciteu States. Country dealer*
are invited t?> examine the largest sto. k in New York,
ViB. 11 IN'DEKUILL, Uurroome streot, oornor Crosby.
Havana segars for sat.e-ioo.ooo seoars or
the best brand* of Havana. <10,000 rogallv, and CO.Wt)
londrcs. The above invoice ot Havana scgais wi l be sold at
twinly per cent below tliu general price, la or out of bead,
to close a consignment Apply to the general importers,
V. G ARC IA A CD., lid Fult.o street, or <h N AGLE, tobacco
broker, ss Wall sticst.
London dock, otakd, and iacpagnb bran
Cle?; l.oodea o. rdial and Club 1! use gin; pale oahinet
and Dutl Gordon sberri-s. Loudon particular, sooth side, and
ether ch ice If adeirat. L< ndo. sooa, yu.'ons and treble grape
port*; ehtlco eord.als and luiucurs, in wood and glass, for
sale by Gal'LOW A GU., 119 Canal streot.
TETDISKEY. WINES, BRANDIES. ALES, PORTER, AC..
YY Ar., d |?r? ar.' lu ccior .nality, for chnroh and
medical rnrp see, ? f %=??, Ac., to , it,'ported and told
chirrer ty ibe set crib r< than n,iy ot ?r houve It New
York KcLC'L'uilLlN A RcAJI vNI til fultontre.-t.
CLOTHIRtt, dlC.
/ l AHT OFF CLOTHING.-Si ?"U WORTH WANTRD.
i'i? highest cash prior w i .1 be liber wllv given. In onrrent
r i /icy, for large or small lu'. of g< od lott ulf clashing of evarv
; to rtlon. Adcrcss tbroueh post, or /all on JAMES MO
K/i* I Y. a* his second iatu' store, No 11 Orange street, neat
Chatham.
AURKCT.
g LHTKALIA. ? AONRW A CO., COMMISSION
ill' ohant' r ud Imp >rte-? Mtlbonrna. P< rt Philip, A'
Refer t? t'haplr A Saw er. It'ft' n; Vr-.- ? kt'n,,
pi n; Glaring A McEs. , Baltimore; V* iu. nl, wh.
New Cs'.e.-.. F shbt X ?g. Cvliutbifc, w. ?.
allay, Maw Xotk.
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