The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, December 14, 1874, Image 2

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, December 14, 1874, Page 2, Image 2',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1874-12-14/ed-1/seq-2.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1874-12-14/ed-1/seq-2.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1874-12-14/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030313/1874-12-14/ed-1/seq-2/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The New York herald. [volume], December 14, 1874, Page 2, Image 2
About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 10.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.0 MB)

The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 14 Dec. 1874. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030313/1874-12-14/ed-1/seq-2/>

Newspaper Page Text

CITY REAL ESTATE KOK HALE.
CMiral>
A? F0BTT-8FC0ND 8 TRE ET, A rtW DOORS WRST
. ol fifth irtnuf. an e * e*<Hnirljr dealrable. well ar
??n*ed and built, ii-loot iresc..eJ, high atw} brown
ru?Q? l>willing for 84l#i MWoiiibiV. ? K. STEv ENsOX,
ir SI East ?rtenteaath street or 11 Pine stree t
For aKLt?x very attractive English base
uient Hou?'. ioui ?tory. brown stone. near Fnth
svenue. above Forty secourt street: price $Z1,000; term*
in?v ; follO 181. .
HOLM brothers. 16 East Twenty-third street
F'oR s^!.E-THE elegant pocr stort hxoe
?io. j) l>r wu .tone Home. on seveniv.fourth street, ft
fc-v iret frail Filth avenue; ?ran1 t<.cation, terms easy;
5 jaeasion imraediatel> App y to WILLI\M KE>
NELLY, No. i Hm street
6 -FOR -ALE. THREE STORY AND BASE.
'U. roent Pnilaclelnh.a I rick House. near
Fourth avenue ?ad Ninety-second ?tree;; bargain; owner
ifj iumtMy. .iQCIhtt'S, I..A6 Third avenue.
TLrE SELL AND EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE.?
" Leave description no charse unless a sale or ex
thanie U eGectel tnrouzh is.
C. > . *YaYLA>D A AYMAR. 163 Fulton street
A
h a ?t Stftf.
BARGAIN IN THIRD AVENCE PROPERTY.
__ The uorthea*- comer of El?hty.^con<J street. front
ir.: J2 feet on avenue bv Vn feet ti street. Apply, to
JOHN C. W IL60N, >n the premise*.
APO-TTIVE bargain ir APPLrED for at
or.ce?A tour .tory brie* Tenement House cast side,
be 0* Thirtieth ?treet. I'rv e J.'..*".
JOHN S. PIERCE. I * Broadwar._
F'OR till! Ill |AltT FORTY FIFTH ITMI1. A
lour story trown .tone r'r >:it 11.. -e. 2Sx'''x:i)0 feet
tMD. Apply t ijwll.s '.V KITi'H. \.11 -s Alia ?t
LARGE PIECE 1 if PROPERTY _ ? M ..
for sale or to r-u.: the -tore* '3 and SO Broad
atr??t and 14 in am! 1* Warketf.c.J street, occupied for ,
m .ay ve%m f>v S s 1'ike A Co., 5J leet ir. nt ot'. Broad
?tr-et bv as tee de.- 1 ' rlzh: t ? iv to svne street,
?lid n teet Wide . u M 1 *e'V d -1 r ?; e 1 I v 70 feet deep ;
the whole covered ? v ?u' - antls. l/Ui.t.:n.;s. Possession |
?ay ITM'S. IIOHER M"R<: v Y v . i Pine ?treet._
TENHIF.vr II r>-Z * VLE-WTLL BE SOLD I
chejp. Aldren J s . in care of Wm. Ho?f!Ich. 3C6 |
Broome stree
\* ?'?) !>I(|F.
F'OR >>ALE? \ CHEAP HOC?E, LARC.E THREE
ttorv b:ff " ?ti->op. *0. 2X7 Went Twenty-fifth ?tree'.
In tlaa condition. 11. t tainted in I repaired. plumMn*
-rn??*il. ha ga? rt\iure? ? r.< a lurni^ A .; orue
|li.aoo. ha:: ? a?h. or ? 'i.d ease :. r 1 -t< r Rve vears
at IJ.AML
jAUts K. EDWARD*. 6# V.-Ht T ventv-third >treet
THRKE STORY Hli.H >tO"P HKICK HOUSE. \YTTH
ali the impr reitiatut ana U.e adjoiainK Lot, tor
?aie ; lor .111 . easy terms
JAMES GANN i'.'P *?' W-?t Forty-second street.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR <9 ALE
AM) T?? LET.
ON VTR.ST PLAi'E. BI >OICI.TN-K> i SALE OR TO
rent lurnished, a fl'.e three ?:ory an 1 t<a>euient
kud S.OOP lii'own etun H U-e ?:i I.lipripvemr t? per
fe> : order , e ejinilv 11 v- ? ! w :: he ? 1 ! ?a wl'h
?r without Fur it'i r < 1 ' <? ri r'.ed v.-rt ?<? ' > a
?mill responsible nun v . 11:1.1 e I <?? <?e?- on Iii'ri r?
Of RCH>KLL A MILfc.-, Rea t?'at< ?. 'ier?. 511 Court
?treet. Brooklyn
STORE 'IN A eOBXBH. BROWN eTONE, PU>ORIS
and Bus^nitiit' with ?tabi?. 7 't-C!* all ftr-t cl.s?<.
on "tie of the lest istne-s -trevts d( <?. invn opportu
#irv aeldom oi^'erfd. a. > ?n?r want" capital t?.r h's
tu'ent's biKines*. A l lre?s \ H. lleral l Brooklyn
ranch office
JERSEY CtTTf. HOBOKEX, RI'DIOX
CITY VYD BERGEY REAL ESTATE.
To Let or
SPLENDID NEW HKICK I'M O -TORT^and BASE
m?nt l!ou.?e. bo. <1 iti.'ih rhoud. JO minutes ??ln
ln>m Cortlundt %rroet ier->. ? ir line nr. -t.-am c ar? 7
noinuteal, $38 SO per inontli, ?Lso four Rooms, Twelfth
?treet- Now .!? r- ? .1 1 11 I ! r .VMeet. fcoU-?'
112 per month, rive mr nt ? ? *< ? 1 r ?.11 lerrv. iU>>ix
Bixima aecond f!.n?r, f r , <? ?. !?? luttiutes \? alk from
ferry, lour In.. ^ car* $11 Inquire at 71 Liberty itreet.
New York.
PROPERTY Ol'T OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO REST.
A FACTORY AND WATER POWER; AL"0 <IX Rl'N
French Burr Stones. ? l?-et all complete ; also out of
Do<l?e'< CrusliT', che 1J. fc. CH xDEAYNE, 1 oru
wa 1, Orange coanty, N. Y.
PO!t SALE?Bi ll.DIN i SITES AND WATER
Fronts. 1 r manuta'-'oriea. A' ., on the property of
Stein way A - in?. <t ?? ?rla. rompnslna ?tti acres ot
land, wilh ?."01 i-ct of ? ^?fer fronton the ka?l Itlver.
opposite UDlli sir , v Y rk ; njs.t vacant Lota at $ <??
to ?' ?f. a nil finis' d Time ar.d hnA House., troin m l?l
fo $4.1*111, in ri.v frm- ?I-j> Monev Loane<l on Mort
casrc to tli i-' wl-liln* t> buil.t house- >te|nwav A
Sons' sawmill, ir n loan Ir.- and machlnr shop have
been erected and are in mil rperstton, and their larce
ruano manuiti tory -Aiiit-,. rein?v?t ui ike premises
I'atl on or address sTEl N5Y.SY A .sONS. .-.fi-inwav il*|l.
Now Yor*.
F^OR SALE AT A B O RIFICE?THE OLD VAXDE
w,it?r Hotel, iiijuth Oyster Bay, L. I., the tamom
resort ot sp .rt.inen. Pirt nt purcnaM money mav re
main on I' nl 1 Pd m rt-'aue io--e.j.ioii .niiio-dia'elv.
RhYNOLD.s, Uil Ninth strewt. \ViUtam.l>urK
STORE TO LET?"S THE MAIN -TuFET. PKW
do >rs ir m the P,.st office: npl-i.dtd ..ocmnn tor a
f.oot and shoe Bntine?s. Address t ox W.I Piair.fleld N.
J.i Post offlca. %
WOMT'SIDK-.I oTIAOE .-TKKKT V, M I > 1 T E S BY
Chamoers or Twenty-third s:reet ferry: cot'a^e
mo-tly turnished: piano, se wins machine 7 rooms,
cellar, weII. cistern : all housekeeping nece?aries; j^7
monthly: (rood chance. h. iiAlu
REAL E9TMVB TO KXCIIAM JE.
A POSITIVE SACRIFICE FOR CASH, IK PROMPT ?
Elenaut private Kesidence, kom front; all Im
provements: sood order; 100 toot -freer; n ar th- P?rfc ;
will exc h an-e. Vll.liUM I! MELh.K Ui Broadway
DIM.NCJ SALOON.-WANTED, A DINING SALOON.
Restaurant or Hotel, in exchange fur a R?-lde?ee
at Rathernirfl Park: Farm or lot*, near depot; or would
rent furnished. Addreaa HOTEL, box 1#1 Perjld Uptown
Branch office.
TO EXCHANGE?LOTS IN NEW JRR?EY AND A
Hou?c in (ircenpoint tor a -tore and Stock : a ?hoe
itore preferred. UEOB9E tJARDSKR, :in 1'earl rt.
TO LET roil IU HI HPOSBI.
4 ?THREE BRICK BUTr.DIN'GS. 12?, 1S>. 133 'AXE
II. street. frxM tee*, to let tor parktuir r <tor.i?e t usl
ness; moderate rent: immediate pos-wslon.
E. L. A K T. BURN H AM. f>>9 Hudson Itfllt
A STORE Tu I F.T-OX ntK corner OP F.IQH.
teenth street an l Seventh avenue
?TORES, STORKS TO KENT ON WEST SIDE.
. suitable for almost an-, t.ii??-. rent $25 per
month and upwar! JAMES PR!< e, ajo Huosoa street.
DOt"BEE ANI* SIMILE LOFTS TO 1,ET?OX VKSEY,
Barclay and Leonard s'n"ts. Broadway block.
Inquire ot .* J. W MEEKS
>o. :*j Vesejr str ?et. room 6.
Lorrs, WITH STEAM POWER TO LET? ON FIRST
avenue. Twenty-ninth ani Thirtieth "trcet*. aUo
Wi teet watt r tront tor sale or to lease. J M. KOE1I
LKR. 185Ch?thatn -triet. corner New Bowerv
TO LET?BASEMENT SOI SIXTH AVENUE, CORNER
Thirtieth a tree t, ,-uit?ble tor barber shop, ojster
ttloon, boot and shot shop or pinfaftlnu'.
DWELLING HOI SiiS TO LET.
Fnrniihed.
AN EXQ0T9ITELY FURNISHED, FINISHED AND
bmlt new. 23 toot liiKh stoop stone Dwelling, lust
westo; Fifth avenue and >t. Ihoiuai' church, to iet low.
v. k. ST; Vfc.v - o.n, Jr.. 1 Ka.-t Seventeenth street or 11
Ptne street.
I'nfttr alnited.
A?THE FOL'H. STORY HOU.>E 23 AMITV STREET
? can now b? had tor f 12*> per month ; rent was
irUI be let for biisl ,i -j tt ren i re'l. ,-eeu from 10 to II,
nominal.
A COSEY THREE SroKY BRICK HOUSE TO LEI
IX $<*'. will talce !<>.. to :i -? . ?l tenant. west side.
Mr. .-.MITH, Frankfort iiotiae. 2'2 William street
HOUSE T< > L E T - ; I ". WEST MX ET EE NTH STREET}
in ,'oi d order with ail modern improvement*-, pos
ition Ml once. *ppH to I. M OANO, I1) West Twenty
fourth afreet. or N '.I .. Hi xt door.
0*J<J FOURTH AVENUE. NEAR NINE TEE NTH
i'TO street ?Hoiu to let, io ?ood order, with mod
ern improvements; rent low.
Fl RJVISHKD ROOM ft AfD A PART.ME>'TH
TO LET.
A NEATLY FURNISHED CRONT RO<>m FN A PRI
vate family lor a e^ntleman. U'.i*. rley place
4 T M WEST TENTH STREET, NEAR FIFTH AVE.
A nue?Elerant Rooms tarnished <r partially tur
t -he i; rtrst .-lass k>nstloa; terns very moderate . reter
UUMIUlMlWH.
a neatly furnished room f< rc hol'sekebp
J\ inK tu let- $v iront Parlor. '-'9 Washtneton
-.qttire. ?"iithwe>t corner Waverlev place.
a Kh V LARUE AIRY ROOMS. HANDSOMELY Ft, II
A ni?hed. !o et, wlfhoot I*' *r:l. house private ? has all
Ti^'lern impi*#**ni?tits, nml > (rtiTenlent t,i Col- man
Ifooae .itifl other r staitrants. .10 West Twenty-seventh
?treet.
? M i v:-|!KI) boom TO LET?I* A PBIVATB
.\ mm ?r i and f.re: ?ui?*b.e for one or two.
t, plv a' 15 Mur' n s r .-f
4 <? ?! F > IS r \ HI ? i( < )()M "*R A ItOOM ANDBEb
A r ??ii . iur sh"d. in ill i ? of tw,i persons. iUita
oi? t? i . ?;? ive-jiiift snrt retired, lal Wrst
>I?U ftfl -t r> rt
4 I'SM^ M V Ft ItBISHED ROOM TO LET?fli
-? > - i i 'I <i : or iwo ??-entlem"U; terms
? !?*. tii? it.) si \ ii .ivcau
\ f Wl Fu*'l:i-;- NTH STRBE r, ?HAKD
j V a^'i r \ mrt tstieit : i , ns to let, en mii'e or sepa rifely,
?etit;< ; ??*. , * t?...t ? Retcrencea ex
H40M
JJ^IVK KOOM-. NI' ELY FURNISHED. WfTn EVERY
r coB?*mefi ??-!>.. : * >? > 9.1..ties street,
?r tr si*th i oi.' an-1 f oiirth ?tr< ? t.
H 4*f?MiMEI.Y V HE1 > HOOMS EN SUITE OB
*in?i>, fvr jjenti'in ? i witr.?.n i..>ard, m the rtr?t
... f . ????> *? v. iiti a*"iine iunction of Broadway
tin f* r1v-f<Mirtll .tr.-at.
i'i . K(in*?-r,'i;vi.ni:i) with am. convb
I '-f ' I'? ('?? v ?.*. ;? ? hath; priv?t-'I
>?ni w n ?y rh/H .if' t m#r Hie-c k?r
I I I O Ill)t ? K K f KPlV'i, II 4N1ISOMELY
I , . (*?! P srlol Fltit >t. u ,"tl llfie *? r two B?Mt rr,, tm,
(('?hen At . vat. ha'h, hot mill '? Id water; handy to
lli i, . ar . j W. ; F . r: ninth street.
* !\TH AVENt I 4 griKT FAMILY
> ?. we I f - m a iall wid'b, ne it
? a?? ? 1.1 ?4e to pertua'irnt nartte.?. I< u ? >t
rra.iriSHED Rooms AVD APARTMENTS
TO LET.
*70 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET?IN .A PRI
?'' vate tatni'.v. Parlor and Bed roc ns on second and
third floury elegantly turnished, without board.
'J | Til STREEI, No 1?4 PARLORS TO RENT;
? '"r also Rooms for families; single Rooms lor gsntie
men; very moderate terms, references exchauged.
~ I BLEF.CKBR STREET, NEAR BROADWAY -TO
'Jt 1st. First or Second Floor. turnislie d or unfi
nished , Fir?t Floor suitable for a doctor, cheap on lease
WEST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.?A WIDOW
0?7 lad?, h?vlng n > encumbran< e. will 1" ? nlcelr
furnished front Room to a gentleman 01 mean*.
n7 EAST FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR UNION
I square?Furmshe 1 Ro. ms to let, without Doara,
to gentlemen.
Hr EXST FIFTEENTH STRE ET.?LARGB SIZE
O s;n?!e Room, on parlor floor, for two gentlemen;
handsomely turnlsbed Parlor and Bedroom on Orst
flc r; house tlrst class ; terma moderate.
1 - - VYKsr TWENTY-THIRD STREET.?HAND
10/ wmi'lr ftirTiished R<>om on third floor, front.
w tbout b. ard; gas. fire, water. bath, closet, 4c.; also
futirtn flou-in nt Room; reterences.
1-0 LEXINGTON AVENUE. ?AN ELEOANT SUITE
1 i ?> of Rooms on Parlor floor, sunny exposure; also
tw ball Room* on third floor ; best of references re
quired and giveu; tarutly small ; terms moderate.
|17 FOURTH AVENUE.? A NICELY FURNISHED
T"1 1 Parlor suitable ior housekeeping or privilege of
kit ben. lor irentiecuan and wite or two gentlemen;
terms $>> per wee*.
iQ- BROOME STREET, THREE BLOCKS WEST
Tilt) of Broadway.?A -nlcelv furnished Room atid
Hedroom to let. to j?iitlemen or man and w!te for house
keeping, *;?? a small Bedroom, to one or two men; rent
low.
10^l\ BROADWaY, NEVR THIRTY-SECOND
. ?OV street.?Haadsomely furnished, all new
tmnt and hack Parlor; also oth<r Booms; two hall
Rooms, with rtre. gas and hot bath. tor gentlemen and
gentlemen and wives; central loca'lou ; near restaurants
IXPrRXISHED ROO!?IS AMD APART
MEXT8 TO LET.
TO LET?UNFURNISHED. TH.; UPPER PART OF
House 24s West Forty-ninth ?treet. between Broad
way and Eighth avenue. con<i>tiug of diniaa room, re
ception room. Kite hen am tour bedrooms, oathroom;
hot and cold water, stationary tnbs ana every modern
convenience. May be seen between tlie hours of 2 and
S 1*. M. Ring heU twice.
I WH >LE FLOOR OP PIVR THREE LARGE AND
1 tw, ball) rooms. including bathroom, on second floor,
or would let them in Suits; honse has everv convenience,
! auon Murray liili. Address box 110 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
HOI BES, ROOMS. Xt., W'AXTKPi
In this City and Brooklyn.
A FIRST STORY PLAT WANTED?IN A OOOD
neigh nor hood, between Fourteenth and Fortioth
?'reel-; turner preterred; must be where there are few
? :her tenarts and few children. Address, for two days,
PLAT WAN 1 ED, box211 Herald office.
WANTED? BT A GENTLEMAN AND WlfK. A
?T nlcelv furnished Koom, with flre and gas, withont
h ird ; cleanliness indispensable ; terms moderate; ref
erences exchanged. Address H. K., Herald 'Uptown
Branch office.
\\'ANTKD-BY A GENTLEMAN. A BEDROOM WITH
?? privilege of bath ar.d sitting room, wltn a Prot
estant tatr.llv. where no other boarders or lodgers are
ke;>t. stiil within convenient distance to Chambers
street and Col.ege place. Address, stating terms, which
? moderate. .! . Imx 'i.stfa Post office.
W"AN rED-BV TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A ROOM,
>? with ample closets and stationery water, In a re
spectable private lamiiv; ligation between Fourteenth
and 1 wetity third srreeM and Fulli ajul Save nth a ve
11 ,e<; -t ? c ruis. wiiicti must be moderate. Ad Iress J.
and E., t?x C.5 Herald Uptown brancti office.
A
A
KALES AT At'CTIOS.
RT SALF.
By order of W A. Brewer. Esq., Executor.
A large collection of Paintings,
from t.ne
estate of the late .lolin (J. Vose, Esq.,
Montrose, N. J.
Embracing examples by Cropsey, Sommer, Eglan, Tal
hot. W. M. Brown. Rondel, Meyerheim, Englehard. Van
Seben, Hope. Williamson. W. T. Richards, Webb, Count
d> By I and t. McCord and more than 150 others.
Also a large number of Paintings and Water Colors
fr.im the e.-ta*c of the late E. H. Matthews and other pri
vate owners.
The whole now on exhibition at the
Art Rooms. 817 Broadway,
and to be sold bv auction 0.1
TUESDAY, December 15, and following Evenings,
at 7:'50 o'clock.
Sale at the Art rtootn?, *17 Broadway.
The Messrs LEaVITT, Auctioneers.
?JERE. JOHNSON, JR..-AUCTIONEER,
Furniture, Merchandise and Fine Arts Salesroom,
?V Nassau street.
Real Estate Department, :'l Park row. New York.
On TUKSD VY. at 12 o'cloct,
at the salesroom 37 N a--.au street,
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND EXTENSIVE SALE
OF M\RBLK CLOCKS. BRONZES,
Fiacy Article*, Jewelry, Camel's Hair shawls. Chinese
Fans, Catiiucis, Workboxes. Glove Boxes, Writing
Desfcs, <kj.
,4 -EDWARD PE1TINGER. AUCTIONEER.
A. EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
contained 111
FRENCH'S SEW HOTEL,
consisting of new black walnut Furniture of everv de
scription. splendid Bedding, long curled hair Mattresses,
11*.? gee-** nattier Pillows and Bolsters, linen Sheets,
I'iliowc ves, Blankets, spreads, Comforters. <to.; black
wainiit chair.- dining oat Caairs, Ac.. everything new.
BILLIARD ROOM.
Four elegant Tabl s. K.tvanagli A Docker's make, all
complete, spring Settees Ac.
barroom.
Eleuact marble and black walnut bars, round and
square tables. Chairs, Bar Fixtures, Glaasware, Liquors,
Cigars.^c.
OFFICE.
Marble-top Counters, glass iront offiee Desks, American
M.-am Company Iron Sate, Chalmers' Annunciator
< ;?? ks and everything appertaining to first class hotel
office.
DINING ROOM,
constats r>t Silverware. Glassware, Linen, Tablet, Chairs
and evervthiug complete.
KITCHEN.
Crockery, l.opperware. Tinware, Steam Table* *nd
Uten?ii? ot every description.
To lie -old. without reserve,
on TUESDAY. December IS. at 10,o'clock.
Main or shine sale positive.
n Cortland- street, corner New church street
By order ot F F. LICHTENaTEIN.
* SSIUNEE'S sALE IV BANKKUPTCV, BY E. D.
;V b.VILKY. Auctioneer, office ?i East fourth street.
In the lM-tri t Court ot the Inited i
-?at'- lur the S. uthern district of \ Tn bankruptcy.
V w York. I
In the matter of Plill'p Rein, bankrupt-?'The under
signed, a-sune" tn lunkruntcv of the estate anil effects
a t! at'.ivr i im-<t 'unkrupi. hereby give* notice that
l:i ii.n*?i|urr.ie ?( the I'tutra State-' Marshal having
t . n dispo? -v- ?! ot the store under the Uttli Avenue
Hotel, torn - ? >M b? the Mid Philip Ben* lie
ha- taseti thf Mot*? 7-? Broadway three doors below A.
I -te?art s. ?licre tie will sell at public auction, by E.
I> H alley, An tionecr. on Tue>day anil Wednesday, tin
15th nnil 1' tT days "i Oecetiil'fr. at 11 o'clock In the
an) eacl. sui ceedim itav until alt i- sold. the
-t' of go,**.* h inn-.-lne io the above mentioned estate,
to sis'ui* of W.iu In??. i'lii jut seta ot Jewelry. Brooches.
I.,irr.ii4?, Bracelet.-. Necklaces, Locnet*, :-eul King-.
Button-. .-tnds. t ren.'li Cl. "K?. Bronzes. Silverware, a
t irge assortment ol superior Plated Ware, gold-headed
('an.-*. Ac ; at?.? .ill ti e fixtures now in the store under
the firth Avi ii'i" Hotel Incliilln.' the Regulators and
the larg i k 111 tr.int ol ttie atore. Notice ot the time
lur selling the natures will be given in a lu: arc advtr -
tiscnient. rtv order of
MATTHEW VAS-iAR CABLE, Assignee.
?T SOXKBTILLB'* ACCRM M AK r. 74 t'.NITER
x\. JitV place.
(if N KKAL ASSORTMENT OF HOl'gfcHOtD KIR
KtTUHE, CUT ANti EXOKAVED Ol.ASSWARE,
large a->hkimkm ok la<e uch7ain>. &c.
ROBERT tOXKRVlOLb will sell at fits salesroom. 74
1'niversity pi*'' * .ruieral assortment ol Bedroom,
Parhr and Lior.irv furniture, handsome mi .tnd eu
Slaved (tlassware. lace curtains, Jtc. tuil particulars
in ume.
4 (JOT 10H ."ALE. ?THIN (JIO.NDAVi MORNIXU,
< oinmencii'K at lit'i o clock.
at the e levant private resile nee
.1' W.'-i . 1 -t ?! .. near 7tli a v.,
handsome an l ux iul liousvh'i'.il I urnltur*.
two elegant Pianofortes, liecarr A Bros.' 7 octave}
Stemwa* A >uii i i}, m;ta*e lour round ,
fine Ol Painting, Br->n/? *
Parlor Suite. M srle Ant" in-lie nut Pi 1'iresa stvles, eov.
er?'l in "damask satin" itnl t ro' atel . inlaid Onire
ami I anl Tablet liroiige t .0'"<. freii-h plate Mirror*,
lace <'itrtains. I. I rerr and ecreualrr Hookca-ei, baiid
9'iine d arf tiiiiik. I.ibrarv iat>ie?. lurki-h 1111 in
-atiue. lurlush i.oiiri.-es. Easv i liair? W rltln, l"-ks.
ri>- ivoo'i, ?alnut M dr um .^eta. with Oressm^ < a?c-:
Bedstead*. Bure iuf, w srdrot,< ? \Va<li?ian l?. 1| hair
and ifrinit M?Ttri -se-. rei>. plasli and haircl ttli ?ti 'a.
Extenstoti Table*, i uttet, uwinf Chairs Mtverware,
Cri.i rj. I!*i> -tand?, .1> Mru.?ei. and nisrain <'arpets,
klteheti furniture. Ac. N. H -ale |i<.?itive lake 7tb
or "t 1: av. r.irc (,'ompeteiit men fo p n-k and sbli> (nods
citv or conn'rv KOBEKT t'A Mix, Aurtl'meer.
\ fCTIOV-UENRV ZINN, A LVTfO.V K EB
JY sells over I.M '^sl worth of
elfunnt lluux liold Kurultu e,
con'enta of private residence .'1 East >1*1 arrest, near
nr.,a 1 m av. to be sold ttu> lav coniriienclng at ln>j
o'clock, w.thout reserve, in lute to -ult. rlr, R? ilr?K>m
and Pari ir -ints. 7'? oc;a*e Pianoforte. Bedsteads, la. e.
'.'urtaiiis. <?(| I'mntin^s. ( li ^k Wardr ihe*. -prnu ?r I
hair Mattre?se?. l,oiiti({e?, .Sheets, (guilts alsu I>u,|:it
hootn, Kltcli n and Baseirienf furniture. Ac.
AOOIIOV. AL'OTIOJI. AI'CTIOM.
j \ "ver $15 >> 'i wor'h atiil over 17V lots
handsom- ln.ii-eiiol.l furniture < urnels. Pianolorte.
this (Mondavi inorntiij!. at !?> , o't l.i w. at the ii ur ?'i.rv
mansion Io We-: litcnn eu'hth street, near ">1x111 ave
nae. hy or ier ol W. Kichert, 1 aa.: ? Parlors?Wanniflcent
(irand I?t 1 <_? 11 ?? Marie Aundiieite-t> Ir and Turkish Par
lor .Suits, o vered in saiiu brocade mi l reps ^rainl
Mtiare ri>spwi>?l Piaifolorte, t'artalnv Mirror*, faint
ttiL**. BrolU' -. riccks, rust'iMi'ii and walnut < hamber
Suits. Mattresses, Bedding, Library. MttitiK Riwjtn Stin?.
iu reps and liair.-iotlis Pining. Ba-ement furniture. Ac.
liofids delivered and packed o r pur< li??ers.
.1 KliAl.Mh.lt. ahHoneer
4 OOTlOB HALE AT TUB RtsEOAirr
iA five storv brown stone mansion,
120 West MveiHV tllir I street, near -jftli fcvet!lie.
I II I.- (M->ndayj MuKMMi,
cnmmencliiif al H?S o'clock.
Sfeinwtv A Sons and IMinhani Pianofortes.micnift"ent
Inlaid mariiuelarv '"entre I a tiles, rich Imported Br?n/es,
1 iirtain- velvet, Brussels t'arpeta. Mirrors. Jardinieres,
?llt 1 aide*. ,?secretary and lnvart Bookcase, .VI) volumes
or choice Books, Turkish t'halrs and Suits, magnitlcnt
inlaid freuch ? ilntit I'himlief snita. Dressing Oaaes,
Bedsteads, Hur'-sus, 'pring anl hair Mattresses, ,|i .
Inn nz Itoom Exteiufon Table. Buffet, ( hairs cover-d
ii leather, IMnner and Tea sets, solid and silver plate.t
Wire. Ac , basement and kitchen furniture; over i?l
iota by cauilogne.
H. E. McDONNKLU Auctioneer
A RILL1RB, AVUTIONBBB&? MORTUAOR
I ) Mil on Mon-ia* , ;>ec II. at II o'l lock at 121 Bleei k? 1
afreet, corner of ^ .i.ster street?the entire stock sod
1 legiut Harronm flatnres. with l<ea?" <if the above
l-i )uor ^ts.re
j'til.v Ii IIILL1 lilt, Altorue) for Mortgagee
8AX.ES at auotioh.
VTATBR OOLOE8.
mc. h. rxKstya a oa.
ot
f WO Broadway, Hew Tor It,
SM Fultonstreet Brooklyn,
'? SO M?ddox >treat, London,
?3 Montagne at la Ooar,
Brussels,
Will offer to lb* pOMIe of New York Mr superb-oollec.
:?oo of Water Colon eotiected dartag the pail summer
direct from tba rtoAo* ot the artists la London. Parti,
Brussels. Antwerp. Tba Hague, DnsseMort Mttnloh and
Rome. The picture* were personal!? (elected by Mr.
William H. Fanning from the folloa af the artists, and
purchased at exceedingly low prices compared with
similar works heretofore offered In the American
market and wa are prepared to pat the entire collec
tion up at auction entirely without reserve or limit
In the collection will oe found line example* of the
English. French, Belgian, Italian and Bpanlah school* of
landscape, marine, arcmtactural. flower, milt and
genre painting, that have never been excelled in any
one collection in thl* country, embracing fine speotnven*
of the following eminent artnto?.
T. F. Wainwright Rossi,
T. L. Rowbotham. simraonetti,
Edward Richardson, Detti,
J. Drtuamond, Douriat,
P*nl Surry. Saunier,
T. C. Dlbdcn,
C- Pearson. <3. Washington.
Cruli'Kshar.a, Marohn,
J. Price. Pattinl,
C. McArtlmT, Didioni
Bernard hvans, .Totanl,
H. fc. Hobson, 1'esuna,
A. Claxton, Langlin,
t/eorse i lire, Trozzitu,
a. Prouu Lanialloy,
A. Cox. Lie Beaumont,
J. fcytr. Jr., De Lanepre,
J. Salmon, J i e Casse,
G J. Knox, Purand Leroy,
Charles Taylor, Slignot.
T. F. Collier, Jamie.
Edwin Ellit, ? C.unpi.
George Hall, Z'nnorl,
L. Andrews. Mcneghlnl,
M. Urant, Petroclnta,
E. Lait Mentegontnl,
E. Earp. Levovatt,
J. MarKs. Langley,
J. Faulkner, F. O. V. Darley,
W. CralK. Spicafico,
Compte Calls, And many othera
The above are all elegantly framed and mounted.
Ladles are especially Invited to rlslt the Exhibition.
The whole to be sold at auction on Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, December, 16, 17, IB ana 19,
at the Art Gallery, No. 60/Liberty street, at 12 o'clock
each day.
EDWARD 8CHENCK,
Auctioneer.
BYth..^.5A1!!FBELI> JR*' AUCTIONEER?SELLS
8free?iii^nnt?I?1Mraencin,f *l io'clock> at 9)1 Blocker
caa^wTx kswow-'3
(yH?fSi.uKT1E,i: AUCTIONEER. 8KLLS THIS DAY
tfhMMtfK
compict* and f
(;R?r.r?R* AND HOLIDAY GOODS _n y \av
piwom. .t. \\aHam Andwwn?, {OMwNptwt
cBss?ifiV'TWK- ,?v:? * T&ii
U?'E,"VS.?"'1i.l'n' h?no.'.r'"' "?
i'ar
Ip COLTON, A UCTIONEER, ON TIlCRfitilV m"
iIVai n'ti!!?/? ll. Vu'1 an'1 clf8ant Household Furniture"
JJENRY B. HERTS, AUCTIONEER! ~
HANDSOME H0U8Epp?F7uRN'ITTRE. valuable
ROSEWOOD PIANO.NTgM7|KOR^ CLOCKS, ORNA
OK MONDAY, DECEMBER_l?, AT 10* O'CLOCK.
?tVoornls' Buildings, Broadway, corner of Flftr-elghth
street, *?????
entrance In Flity-eighth street.
comprising the contents of the first flat recently n.r
I PARLOR 'rOVT'/r^'t-1',1 s"le,"1'd ''*1er ** 1
Cornice*; aK> satin Lambrequins ana
VERY VALUABLE orrjinal OIL PUNTIVfJ* nv
%srmA%.?ra?
TTENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER
il?te Henry H. Leeds A Miner). Established 1S47
' JitfKv "* Duane strict.
I nt in.^9J' OKCKMBER 14,
. NO. 2? w'MV ?0^^-^.V%V'M?eTnC*BETWEEV
J BROADWAY and EI0H7H AVENUE
gs&fr-fi. SfesS
fancy Chair-. Japanese Brnn^es ana Vases ra^ri.Mn.
:
TTOLIHAY pre<entZ
il THE T't"XI;^|(^{jVER PI-ATE COMPANY I
at their falcsroom^'o.^^alde^n lair^'daily, until further
their entire Stock ol elegant ,Uvtr plated Ware. Table 1
Per order of TAfKToN ^LvkK PLATE COMPANY
JOHN H. SWAIN. Treasurer. ]
tere. JOHNSON, .fR, AUCTIONEER.
J Importantannouncement to
'-??,^i^|-Sna^Pecu.ator,.
( "n'TlJ hSji aV; De,'e,mUlrnri,rr?VuC,rc1 "l" We"
S,l,^s<r?0?". Ill Hrnalwav'Ne,V Tor*
Jr flcjfliit Uu, uu#urp?iH}R'd in Hru?iki\i?' \.n u? ! I
I?we?" Bedford* a vim we' a tVl b?"> sldrf
Aft\
J??S 7** 7ALKSKOOM
1S74, ul I OK A 1,^;,; iu>
Waller, t.. pay ,t?ra .?an.I ixb n... {?"ioni< "K ?<> Henry
l-'l I l-uruliurc. *c.;" alsw a
i-rl*. Cruckerv. ami a vrnlri "verw*re. < *r
Clu.'r,. ??mceVun.ltoi?e."(JbV*r.,T:1?' M,rror?
Tames m Kurd, ai'? tionrrr lil?riTta
M rtttv, ?flt2oV,or if \'f iiu tk rHIS
1 VrfVlfitf 15
vin?. dork, <*nrr>??t ?nc r?un,efS f
I).'.*. Pictures, Kt"e<'si" " ' Vix"";e"' rhflr<'
buttles. A-. ' '"ln< .Machine Oil in
M 18 1 ?- ,U L rBr. * P? > B of AN~EXFrr
I'm iinv r.'vr.'rvrv-':,' /rrv^tan Vy,>ur ,c'MaPt,ori ?n
an la' ;n, k at I! I ' y. ?*?*??. U Cows,
U'aKuti. I Hu?inr?4' Wax >n |'j ,-ht Vi", 'l,rep,> 1
?
MA*^e^wniAirrn;MA2f krywobth. auc.
s ?
man, ( it. Marshal. r ol Frederic* Keluc
and ll.irne?< P.oHKti r W dovvLi^u "1
*Morne v lor MorUa'tfce.
M?f?f V"
?v ??.w At.
M?^fi'uVa^ i ,^5 if&fi ^????"'?VK,.R
ftie Affor r v fur M )r'Ri^Vf ,ri ,ul4' or<irr #>r
",) ??,Ly- AUCTION.
S'ook .11 1 l l TtHfr, ?f t|,? yol i ?,! ,1 V } ?. "lf '-esse,
>o i,U>1 i htr.i avsnite Vi/1 'l Mouor istore.
"? ?'??i. "Hi ?e|| t|i|, .i? v lf in
stock in l l nttirr, ? ,j ' V V ?, "lf
i. !'I Llouor 8to
?Mills , M A> SU.V,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
I p?WVRROKBR^ HALF. ~
y .'til r, 'Y^tchej (nd feweirr
? win < .1 ?lHir;:rr.rt,.,ilf.'^,;^^Bow*r>
?n I >i||v,r Wat, he.'
|>i*m.i'i,| ?ii.| i,,,|,|
I in*. Kings, Karrinss '
'' ,A'l,,r '? .t?'> and V*?t i fill-, ?, ?
Aiso Dnns. Pi.f,,,, ii, , ..V ? *' ?e.
f'rtaii. ? ,?i t al instrument.s, one INnd
Hroartwli'v. "' "'"il street, and Mr. Keruski,
pAW.VBROKKR'* sam- -rtiM- . ?
1 tloneer, IM ' n .rii . ? '? M''?RATII. AVC
"ill *f 11 this .!j- ,t n , , ' '"rr",r Mnlberrr.
*'!"fhui/. I?r# . ?sfiu,v ? i> ?? siru| U'orn^rr*
!? ! hi rf i W^niimnr# Otitic. Hlnfifcf***
i/ i"?ivr nt j ,i.iu,rv;' :vxTtuSJuu
gAX.ES AT ACCT1PM.
PAWNBBOaEB'S HA LK.?THIN DAY, JAMBS AGAR,
Auctioneer, will sell, at salesroom. 59 New Bowery,
>'?? 1 o'clock. 400 silk en,J other Dre.sws. Broche ana
Woollen shawla, Velret s*?nue?, RemuanU, Table Uiu-n.
L'nderclolMnc. blanket*. Quilt*. Mink and sealskin
MnfTs end Boas. Ac. Also Coats, Pantalxms andI \ests.
By order Solomon Stern. 118 West Twenty-seventh at.
Pawnbrokers' 8ALB THIS DAY?WATUHES AND
Jewelrv -JAMES AGAR. Auctioneer. will sell at
"?alearooni <9 New Bowery, to-morrow, at :lo clock.
600 loU (Kild and Silver Watches. Gold and Diamond
(Jewelry, Pins. King*. Earrings. Bracelets, Chains. Neck
..laoee, lockets. Oner# Glasses, Plsrola. Fancy Goods, Ac.
| Bv order of P. Starr, Houston street, and D. G. Fer
' gutoo, Broome street
Richard waltkiu. auctioneer.?mortgage
Sale ?Will tall Monday, at 10H o'clock, at livery
stable Ma 90 East Broadway, one stylish black llorse.
fast; top Road Wagon, nearly new, and one ?et of single
Harness. john l" STEWART, Attorney tor Mortgagee.
SHERIFF'S BALK OK DRY GOODS, HOSIERY,
Shirts, Drawers, Stockings, Ao ? ?<. HERMAN,
1 Sheriff's Auctioneer, sells on Monday, December 14, at 11
o'clock, at No. 13 Botrcrv, by virtue of an axecution and
' by an order issued out ol the United states Court of
i America tor the Southern district. New York, and by
the Hon Samuel Blatchtord, one ot tlie Justices of said
1 Court, the following Goods, viz. Ot Shawls. Hosiery,
i bhirts, Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Cardigan Jacket*.
Saspendera. Edgings, Towels, Napkins, PocketDook*. Bed
i hp re ails, Ac., belli? the su>ck of a wholesale jobbing
house, to be sold in lot* to suit the trade.
WILLIAM 0. CONNER, Sheriff.
William H, Carroll. Deputy.
Alao at 10X o'clock, at No. IS Bowery, Sheriff's sale of
' Ladles' Bonnets, trimmed and untrtraroed; Feathers,
Flowers and a general assortment of Millinery Goods.
WILLIAM a CONNER, Sheriff.
Hbvrt Nrw, Deputy.
SHERIFF'S SALB OF STOCK AND fixtures OF A
Liquor Store S. HERMAN, Sheriff's Auotioneer, sells
Monday, December 14, at 10 o'clock sharp. No. 13 Bow
ery, the Stock and Fixtures ot a first classl Iquor store,
consisting of barrels, cask* and cases ot Brandies. Glu,
Whiskey, Port anJ Sherry wines; also Counters. Chairs,
Tables, Glasses. Engravings. Bottle*, Demijohns. Ac.
Sale positive. WILLIAM O. CONNER. Sheriff.
Rucds Dodgb, Deputy.
' QHERIFK'S SALE -L. HERMAN, SHERtPF'S AND
O general auctioneer, sells, Monday. December 14. at
11 o clock, at No. 428 Ninth avenue, a lot ot Varnish. 4c.
Jams Fat. Deputy. WM. C. CONNER, sheriff.
bOHBRIFF'S SALS OF BOOTS, SHOES. FIXTURES
fO Ac.?s. HERMAN. Sheriff's and General Auc
tioneer, sell on Tuesday, December i5. at 11 o'clock, at
' No. 128 Sixth avenue, tne Stock and Fixture* of a first
, class Boot and shoe Store, consiattnfr ot Boot* Shoes,
-Gaiters. Rubbers. Brogans. Slippers, Lasting*. Cuttings,
, Ac.; also Counters, Chairs, Mirrors, Carpets, Mattings,
Fixtures, Ac. WM. C. CONNER, Sheriff.
Taos. McSfsdo*. Deputy.
S HERMAN, SHERIFF'8 AND GENERAL AUC
? tioneer.?Sheriff's sale of Shirta, Drawers. Stock
ings, Fancy Goods, Ac.?This day. Monday. December
14. at lofc o'clock, at the sakisrom So. 13 Bowery, a large
and general assortment of Men's Farntshltig goorls. Bale
positive, in lots to suit the trade.
Wk. Hrmrt, Deputy. WM. 6. CONNER. Sheriff.
Thomas gafknet, auctioneer, office is
North William street, sells this day at 11 o'clock.
Receiver's sale of Ave Horses and six Coal Carts, at i.99
avenue A. Sale positive.
WILLIAM KENNELLY WILL SELL, AT AUCTION,
on Thursday, December 17.1874, at 12 o'clock, at the
Exchange Salesroom. Ill Broadway, by order executors
ol Michael O'Uonogtiue. the valuable flvo story houxe
No*. 577 and 577>, Grand street, two stores; fine location.
Maps at auctioneer's office. No. 4 Piue street
WM. WITTERS, auctioneer. SELLS THIS DAY.
at 2 o'clock, at 454 Canai street. Parlor Suits in
haircloth and colored reps; Dressing Bureaus, Bed
steads. Lounges, Wardrobes, Bookca.ses. Extension and
plain Tables, Sofas and Sola Beds, Chairs, Brussels and
insraiu Carpets, Oilcloths, Kugs; curled hair, husk, Ex
celsior and other Mattresses; feather Beds. Pillows.
Comforters. Sheets, guilts. Ac.; French plate Pier and
?lain Mirrors: Oil Paintings, Engravings. Cliromos,
'ancv Goods, Vases, Cutlery, Ac. Also, to pay storage,
a lot of second hand Household Furniture, Dei-ks Omen
and Store Fixtures; Stoves, Crockery,Xilart aud Kitchen
Ware -, larue Refrigerator. Ac.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER,
11 office, 50 New Bowerr.
Marshal's sale. By virtue of several executions I will
expose for sale at public vendue, on this dav, 14th day
of December, lS7t, the Stock and Fixtures of the Boot
and Shoe store No. 761 Sixth avenue, at 11 o'clock A. M..
consisting of ladles' men's and children's Boots and
Shoes, Gaiters. Ac.; 1 Herring Sate. Cane Chairs, Coun
ters, Boxes, Carpet, Fixtures, Ac . Ac.
CHARLES F. MATHER, City Marshal.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS. &C.
Tj*OR SALE-THE FAST RAILING YACHT BUILT
1 sloop Eliza Sevena, tl 80-10D to an mre, tiuilt by days
work; two suits of (rood sails, all In goo:} order. Address
WM. WOOti, Post office, Keyport.
STEAMTUG F(Wl SALE CHEAP?IN OOOD ORDER,
ready lo run; 18-inch square ^cylinder. Apply to E.
K. Kl'.lJiOUl), No. 3 Broadway, between 10 and 3.
THE LECTURE SEASON.
A LECTURE EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK ON
nervous debility and special diseases ai Dr. Kahn's
Museum. Remember th? address, #88 Broadway. near
Fourth street. The largest and most maguiflccnt mu
seum In the world. Admlioton, 50c.
A ?SPECIAL LECTURE EVERY N'l'iHT, A.T 8
? o'clock, at tile New York Museum of Anatomy, 618
Broadway, between Houston and Bleecker streets.
ClR WALTER SCOTT,
O a study in Biography and Literature. Iter. Dr. WM.
M. TAYLuR will lecture on tho above subject In the
Broadway Tabernacle Church, corner Thirty fourth
street and Stottli avenue, on
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 14.
at 8 o'clock.
Tickets, at $1 each, may lie had at Scrtbner 6 Arm
strong's, 6.V4 Broadway, and at A. D. F. Randolph ?
Co.'s, 770 Hroadway. Doors open at7>i P. M.
MUSICAL..
A YOUNG FRENCH LADY FROM PARIS 8PFAR
lng English and Portuguese, capable o< teaching
music and all the higher branches ot literature and sci
ence, having the best of testimonials, wishes an engage
ment lu an American family in New York or in any
other city in the United states. Address L. E., box 2,6t<8
Post office.
WANTED-A SOPRANO FOR A CATHOLIC CHURCH
in this eltv. Only flrstelass need apply at "4 Second
avenue, on Wednesday, troni3 to 7 o'clock.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, ?kf.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND HANDSOME
Pianos to rent, at HA INKS BROTHER.* Piano
Rooms, -7 Union square. New Pianos on instalments or
low lor cash; two Pianos, been used a little, very low for
cash.
A?FOR RENT, UPRIGHT. SQUARE AND GRAND
? Pianos of our own make; also for sale, a number
offlne second hand Pianos, in perfect order. WILLIAM
KNaBE A CO., No. 112 Fittli avenue, above Sixteenth st>
AT iuo, BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO; 925
cash, balance $5 monthly; also tine Oigan. seven
stop*, same teruis. J. BIUDLE, IS Waverlev placc. near
Broadwav.
AN INVITATION.-STEIN WAY'S CHICKKRING'3
and other One Pianos tor the holidays: wholesale
prices for cash: on Instalments and for rent; seven oc
taves; $150 to f)U>.
s. X. BALL A Co., 15 East Fourteenth street.
A 7k OCTAVE, FOUR ROUND CORNERS, STEINWAY
Piano, at immense sacrifice for cash: new seven
stop Peolubet,IPelton O'gan, $100; second hand Pianos
from $5) to SslXI; cash Instalments.
KkaKUER, 35J Bowery.
A GREAT CrfANCE.?$700 PIANO, HALF PRICE,
J:\ by order administratrix <i. Barmore estate, V8
BieecKcr street; 35 years'standing; best piano made.
Call and examine, second hand Piano cheap
A ROSEWOOD PIANO AND STOOL, $100. BEAUTl
ful overstrung bass, full iron frame Planotorte,
$175; Pianos to rent, $5 per mouth; instalments re
celved. GOLOSMI i H'S,
26 Bleecker street, near Bowery.
AT SOHMER A lO.'S, 149 EAST FOURTEENTH
JY street, corner Third avenue?several very line
Pianos, a short time use I. ot different makers, at extra
low figures; also Pianos toront
V BEAirfirUL CARVED ROSEW000~8EVeN~35".
XI. lave Pianofore. rour.d corners, overstrung bass,
iron frame, celebrated city maker, i9r $100. JU East
30th st . between 11 and 3d avs.
A MAGNIFICENT 7<?' OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
J\ four round corners, cirved case, overstrung l ass,
patent agraite, celebrated nn*er, cost $8 0, tor $2.s.';
Residence 21 hast loth street, near Broadw iy.
APRIVVIK FAMILY. HAVING NO FURTHER USE
t'nr their elegant Bradbury Pianoforte, will sell, at
a sacrifice; Stool, Cover; h;tsai! modern improvements;
cost $975, lo" $2.v?cash. Call al 258 West 2Sd street.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DLSPtHE F THEIR
jTL magnificent and brilliant toned 7^ octave, lour
round cornered, carved caw; Pianoforte, made to order,
be.t City maV.'rs, coSt $95), tor $-'50 cash ; including em
broidered Cover, Stool. Music Cabinet, Sheet Music; box
tor shipping: also parlor, library, chamber and dining
room Furniture for sale; 40c. oil the dollar: must he
sold Immediately; family leaving eity. Private resi
deuce, Ifl) West '/lil st.
A?MANUFACTORY PRICES.? BEAUTIFUL 7?f <>?'
. tnve Pianos, carved legs patent agraffe, every tin
provenient, $250: a few. almost new. $|si. Instalment
received; rent $V IC CABLK, corner Sixth avenuo
and Twenty-third street.
A LADY WILL SELL FOR LES-i TH A.N #100CHICK
erlng rosewood Pianoforte, including stool. Ac.;
also 7 octave rosewood Upright Pianoforte, carved legs,
in perfect order. Call at -"t I Bird street, near Mowerj'.
A MAGNIFICENT GRAND SQUARE OCTAVE.
J\ four round corners, rosewood Pianoforte, all modem
improvements, pafetu agrafir, brilliant tone, nearly
new, cost $1,201, lor $27J: Stool. t'o\cr; l.ox lor shipping;
a lo' Parlor. Chamber Furniture, a tacrine*. Residence
Id West t wenty eighth street, near -ixth avenue
BURDETT.?FOR TMK HOLIDAYS? ORUAXS.
Horded, For tliv holidays organs.
Bnrdctt. Elegant new . a es Organs.
Huri' tt. Ea*y instalment* takeu. Organs.
Bufifatt Parlor Organs, $fl0 an l upward. organs.
HuidstL tecondhund Instruments verv cheap, organs
Btirdett, Fine new Pianos, only San. Organs.
BILLINGS A WllHELOCK, II East Fourtcentn street.
tt -ALE?A FINE ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE PIANO
overstrung, very cheap. No. 329 West street, in the
cigar store.
F,OR sale?A PIANO NEARLY NEW, WITH MOD*
ern improvements, at a lacrtflcs, at No. v Harrison
s.reet, near Hudson.
N"EW AND SECOND II WD PI ANOS AND PARLOR
_ organs for sale?At verv low prices; rent to $6
per month. 43rfeeond avenue F. Ll'DKE.
ORG INS, FINEST IN THE MARKET, FOR PRES.
ents, at wnolesale prices this monMi; $75 to $?W;
oti instalments ami tor rent.
X. bai.L .t Co., is Ea't fourteenth street
PELOUBET, I'KLToN A Co., 841 BROADWAY, NEW
I York, manufacturers of the stsndsrd organ, offer a
large stock ol their superior instruments, for cash, lo
rent or by Instalments,
WANT ED-A CIIIC KI", RING, sTKINWAY or we BE 'I
four round 7,'i octave Pianos nioderti make; ii?w
or nearlv new, rnnst b? cheap also a good opera Ula<s.
Addres-- Ml(KUA N, I OX IDS Herald Office.
u?t><|lk Bl NRW 1H ocriVK PIANOS; 7
O ? ?" ' ' iv . n<"\ $3tl thus* osed a little for lssi
Circulars Uj.nlcd. L. b. 1'iANO CO., 810 Biuadway, N. Y,
AmriiMBsn.
MBS. P. B. CON WAT'S BROOKLYN THEATRE.
Last week of Mlst CHARLOTTE THOMPSON.
Every evening during the week. Saturday Matinee. The
beentlfui play, JANE BY HE. Monday. December 21.
Mr*, r B. CON'Way.
jyjTARTEL OP THE AMUSEMENT AGE.
P. T. BARNUM'S GREAT ROMAN HIPPODHOMEI
P T. BARNUMS MAMMOTH MKNAOERIEl
P. T. BARN UN'S MAKVfcLLOUS MUSEUM!
A WEEK OP EXCITEMENT UPON THE OBANO
COURSE!
NEW AND TRILLIsb"cONTE8T8 IN SPEED
by the Atmout running borses of Eorope and America.
NEW TRIPPLE ROMAN CHARIOT RACE
by three of the leading Kqueiwrieunes? Miss Mattie
Lewis, Miss Salisbury. and Mary Colton (Balloon BrUt).
NEW EIGHT HORSE WAR RACE
by Mom. Arniond ami Smithers.
NEW FOUR HORSF CHARIOT BACE
by Mme. L'Atelia and Mlm Ells Gradyl
THE DARING HURDLE AND PLAT RACES
by the following prominent lai'.ies of the Great Hippo
drome CompanyMisses Maggie T. Tavlor, Maud Ot
wald. Annie Yates. Alice Costineyara. Lola Busby,
Hubert*, Kimball. Clifford. Lazelle. Mason, Whttuker.
Doncvan, Walsh, Milbon and Nathans.
THE GRAND ORIENTAL SPEOTACLE,
FBTB AT Pit KIN.
PKTK AT PKKIN.
THE THRILLING EQUESTRIAN DRAMA,
INDIAN LIKE.
INDIAN LIKE.
THE BRILLIANT ENGLISH HUNTING SCENE.
THE STAG HUNT,
TUK STAG HUNT
ALL COMPLETE, AFTERNOON AND BVBXINO.
LAST WEEK OP THE JaCKLEY PAMILT.
LAhT WEEK OP THE JACKLEY FAMILY.
GRAND MENAQERIE,
containing the largest and most valuable collection of
wild animals ever upon exhibition, open dally at 1 and
6:3a lhronged with the childreu of our publio and pri
vate schools. Admission to the menagerie. Including
all the other departments, tor children under ten half
price. Wild animals led at the close of afternoon enter
sent
Bos office open daily from t to A Seats secured six
days in advance. Entertainment la GRAND AMPHI
THEATRE commence promptly at2:30 and &
NOW IN DAILT REHEARSAL FOR THB HOLI
DAYS. A GKAND DRAMATIC SPECTACULAR
EQUESTRIAN PANTOMTME, INTBODUCING 800
LADIES AND GBXTLEMEN, TO BB PRODUCED AT
AN ACTUAL EXPENSE OK >58.000.
kTH AVENUB theatre. 28th st. mod Broadway.
? I Begins at 8. Over at LL
Proprietor and Manager Mr. AUQCSTIN DALT
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
for the FIR8T TIMES hy this company. Dr. GOLD?
s-MITH'S most brilliant comedy, in five acts, of
SHE STOOPS
TO
CONQUER.
aa played at the st James Theatre, Lcsdon.
tor Dearly 300 nights.
Mr. Hardoastle Mr. W. DAVIDOB
Sir Charles Marlow........ Mr. G. DBVERB
YoongMarlow Mr. LOUIS JAMES
Hastings Mr. GEORGE PARKKS
Tony Lumpkin Mr. JAMBS LEWIS
Diggory Mr. OWEN FAWCKTT
Stingo, the landlord Mr. J. W. JENNINGS
Jack Mang Mr. F. CHAPMAN
Jeremy Mr. L DKYBAU
Mrs. Hurdcastle Mrs. Q. H. GILBERT
Miss Hardcastle Miss 8ARA JBWBTT
Miss Neville Miss NINA YAHIAN
Dolly Miss GRIFFITHS
The new scenery by Mr. JAMBS ROBERTS.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, "MAN AND WIFB."
FRIDAY and SATURDAY evenings, "THE HONEY
MOON." prepared for special production at this theatre,
with an important cast and new sccnery.
SATUBDAY MATIN EH, "SHE STOOPS TO CON
QUKR."
?.?In .Rehearsal, "SWEETHEARTS" and -MADCAP
PRINCE."
(1 LOBE theatre,
X 72R Broadway. 730.
CAMPBELL * MURTHA Manager!
FLOATING OX THE FULL TIDE OP SUCCESS.
ENTIRE CHANGE MONDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1?74.
Rapturous a p |VHtise rr*? ts Uie^Queen of Bong,
ADAH RICHMOND.""
CORA ADRIANCE. CORA ADRIANCE.
NELLIE YOUNO. JEAN ORAY. MOLLE MITCHELL.
The only KERNKLL.
NEX FOX. NED FOX
WM. DEVKRE.
The Champion Sone ani Dance ArtUta,
FOX ana ones.
FOLEY and WADE,
WALTER BRAY. D. THOMPSON. JOHN WOODAED.
4 PROPHETS.
THE O'SHAUOIINESSY GUARDS.
The grand local and extravagant extravagaaza,
TRIPS TO THE MOON:
OR SOCIETY 1974.
Entirely remodeled and reconstructed. Introducing
GRAND LUNARIAN MARCH
AND THE BIZARKE POLKA.
TOOD'S MUSEUM. WOOD'S.
< THIS
EVENING AT 8. I AFTERNOON AT Z,
G. H. VINSON THE GREAT DKAMA
IN OF
QUITS I OLIVER TWIST.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE?485 BROADWAY.
Look at our list of Star Performer*.
Miss MINNIE HAS-AN, KENNEDY and MANNING,
MI.h LILL1E MaV, BARNKY REYNOLDS.
Mms LIZZIE fellhLTON, HAPPY DAVE M'COY.
Mux MAGGIE GRAY, FRANK BELL.
Miss Agnes SUTHERLAND, HARRY HART,
and nil the Metropolitan favorites.
Twontv-third week ol the CANCAN.
Mile. DE ROCHEFOUCAU LD as VOLUPTUARY.
MA1INKK \\ ednesday ami Saturday, at 2:30 o'clock.
CI RAND OPERA HoL'SK BLACK CROOK.
J KIRALFY BROTHER? Managers
w
BLACK
BLaCK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
KLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
BLACk
BLACK
BLACK
BLACK
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CKOOK.
CROOK.
CROOK.
CROOK,
i ROOK.
CROOK.
CKOOK.
CKOOK.
CKOOK.
For the FOURTH
WEEK of the mag
nificent Spectacle
NEW FEATURES are
to be introduced, and
all the Gorgeous At
tractions that hare
secured the atten
dance of so many ad
miring thousands will
be retained.
HOLIDAY
ATTRACTIONS
MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY.
GRAND EXTRA MATINEE ON CHRISTMAS DAY.
PARK THEATRE.
JOHN T. RAYMOND
in his
FOURTEENTH WEEK
as
COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS.
in
MARK TWAIN'S DRAMA.
still an
UNABATED POPULAR ATTRACTION.
NINETY-FIRST PERFORMANCE, MONDAY, DEC. 14,
Secure seats in advance to avoid the crush.
EVKKY EVENING.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
fTlONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE.
1 IP
MONDAY
EVENING
SIX I Y
HAMS
WILL
BK
GIVEN
To THE
AUDIENCE
301 BOWERY.
MATINEES ON TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
First appearance of the grest Comedian,
J. C STEWART,
in bis Sensation Drama, called
NAT.
THE FUNNY KMEKaONH.
THE COMICAL CAWTHORNES.
JOHN COLLINS, Song and Dance Artist
TONY PASTOR* LATEST SONGS.
Harry Thome. Blilv Barrv Larry Tooler.Ac.
80 Hams every Monday. Ladles admitted tree on Tues
day and Friday evanlnzs.
ClOOPER INSTITUTE.
J SLAVE CABIN CONCERTS.
THE TENNESSEANS
will give three of ihe olden time
PLANTATION concerts
as above on TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings. December 15, 16 and 17.
This colored troupe have no superior! In rendering
their soul stirring Southern Melodies. They always give
enure satisfaction to their audiences.
They sing fur ihe benefit of a college of which they are
student*.
BROO K LY N ATH E N AE U M.
flxth Subscription Night of the New York
GERMAN!A THEATRE COMPANY.
AD. NEl'ENDORFF Director
MONDAY, December 14, ??""'ector
ULTIMO. Comedy, in five acts, by Moser .
Box office open flroui 3 o'clock A. M.
Association hai.l TanDMHOIT
MONDAY, December 14, at II 30 A. M.
HENRY VI11.?TH E HInTORY AND THE PLAY
in which, among olher readinis, Mr. VandenholT 'will
give the whole ot the
FALL OF WOLSEY. ACT IV.
A ?"Ai*?j?L,5 F,",'K-S' CONCERT WILL BE
r\. given In the nashlngion square Methodist Epls'o
pal church, fourth street, near Sixth avenue Von.lav
evening, Decemberf IC. at ? o'clock. Hie following artist*
wll. a-Mst :-Mis? Maria Bratuar.l, soprano; Hiss llaitie
1.11,etio soprano; Miss Anna Bulkley. contralto- Mr
Hills, tenor; Mr. Jules Lumliard, basso; Mr Alfred
S. Umiftier and Mr. Edward Mollenhauer, violinists.
Admission, 50c.; reserved scats. $1.
a RGYLB rooms. SIXTH AVENUE AND ItJIRYIRTH
A STKEhT.-solREK DvNSaMT. AND MU?IC*|
ENTER I a IN MEN I e.VEKY EVENING, COMmVncIViI
A I * .' CLOCK, SPECI AL MsTINEh EVERY SAri'H
DAY AFTERNOON, COMMENCING AT ;l O'CLOCK
rpHE GOURLAY*. TO.night
1 BLEF.CKKR STREET BUILDINGS '
Mrs MiGRKdoR'S LEVKF
A Dream of Aui.l Lang svn'e.
General admission. Si) cents ; reserved .-eats, 7Jcent?.
Banjo and guitar taught hv a new ami
simple method, enabling the pupil to plsy the 'in
strument in ?? simrle course ot lessons. HENRY c
DOBsON, HI Fourth avenue, also Song anil Dance Jw
"ri.'l.ii1:'* ?u*l'5vw '"'""I* "" ,f,n '?? Professor
Cmteil States 4 ?,ro'e??onal III the
rpiVOLf THEATRE,
-I Eighth street
between Second an I lh;rd avenues.
I HE CHEAPEST
and
o, ... mosr popular
PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY
two hours' ri.\
KOR t) CENTS ADMISSION
The only place In the city arranged alter the plan or the
. ... London Mu?lc II,ills
EVERY EVENING AND saturday MATfNEE.
the gorgeonalv drtsd up Pantomime,
I'lIB SEVEN DwaRi'S.
ROB1 R T BI l LER. CLOWN
/^RAND BAL MASQUE AND FANCY DRESS OF THE
\i Ainphino Masquerade Club, will raae place at the
Arryle K.>oni?, Slxili avenue ami Thirtieth street, on
Mf.ndav night, December 14. IS7?
AMOS dancingsoN, secretary
Tickets at box utiles 011 nusbi 01 ball.
Aitrc?gynciiT8.
B
OOTH'S THEATRE. HERO OF THE HOP*.
J ARRETT * PALMER bag to announce that they win
present on this
(MONDAY) EVENING. DECEMBER 14,
an entirely new, uraud. spectacular, romantic and his
torical Drama ot four acta, written <-x>>re**iv for Booth'*
Theatre, by M. PAIIL FEVaI., author of the "Duke's
Motto;" adapted to the American atanu. after careful
anil[Judicious revision, by Mr GEORGE PAWCETf
ROwE, author ol "Trie tJeueva Cross " itml entitled
THE HERO OK THE VlOlUI
Beyond the power ot the cast of character*, tha aro
doctloii will be distinguished for tile MAGNIFICENCE
ol ita scenerr and perfection in all ita several division*
ot Music, Costumes, Mechanism, Ac., Ac.
ASSIGNMENT OP PARTS.
DUO DE RICHELIKU ( tu ?~wnl.
CAVALIER FORTUNE.. I I M* HENRI STUART
Recently from the theatres Porte st Martin and Galta
Paris, his rtrst appearance in America and on any
staae in an English speaking character.
LA PISTOLE .. ! "Mr. " B BISHOP
(his first appearance here.)
BERT RAND Mr. FREDERICK B. WARDE
CtilZAO Mr. CHARLES LE CLERCQ
OHEV ALIKR COURTNEY.Mr. CHARLES ROCKWEl.I,
fcOISEL Mr. EDWIN IRVING
BADIN Mr ED. HHEPPABD
PONTCALLEC Mr. HENRY WKAVEB
REVS BRIAND Mr. K. MONROE
SOURDEAC Mr. J W. BRUTONH
THERB-E BADIN Miss LILLIE KLDRIDOQ
(especially engaged to assume this part)
DUCHESS OK MAINE Miss MAUDE GRANGER
ALDEE Miss LOU1SK HENDERSON
ZERLIME .. .Miss ROSA SI. CLAIR
COUNTESS OF BOOR BON Misa MARY WELLS
MIONETTE Mis* HETTY TRACr
BARBELOTTB Miss E8TELLK MORTIMER;
LA SOURH Ml?s AUGUSTA RAYMOND!
CHOlXFbEUR Miss EMMA GRATTAN"
FLOWER 01RL Mlsa PAULINE RUTHERFORD
The play wilt be Illustrated by Mr. WILLIAM VOE0T
LIN, ot this theatre, and Mr. MATT MORGAN, affording
the best efforts of these masters of their art
SYNOPSIS~OF SCENERY.
ACT I.?Bower in the Gardens of the Duchess of Mala*
(VOEGTLIN)?The Porte St Antoine and the Plac3
de la Basttle tn 1719 (M ATT MORGAN).
ACT II.?Chamber in the Rue St Antoine.?Tha Cabaratf
of tha Three Monkeys,
ACT III.?Panorama ol old Parti (VOEGTLIN).
L The Pont Nauf.
I Palace of Justice.
S. Palace ol the Counts of Paris 0?ow destroyed).
4. sainte Chapelle.
ft. r.otre Dame.
A Church of st Louis (now destroyed)
7. The Cite.
8. Isle st Lonviers.
1 The Water Gate of the Arsenal.
ACT IV ?Grand Illuminated Oardan and Fata (XATB
MORGAN).
SEATS.
THE BOX OFFICE will be open dally from 8 A. M. t?
10 P. H. A MATINEE nest SATURDAY at Ida. At
grand extra Matinee on CHRISTMAS DAY.
Lyceum theatre. miss soldene*
M. Grau and Chlzzola Lessees and Managers^
LAST WEEK BUT TWO
of
MISS EMILY SOLDENE
and har celebrated
ENGLISH OPERA BOUFFE COMPANY.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
also at the
SATURDAY MATINEE. DECEMBER 19,
will be repeated Herve's beautiful opera
THE SUCCESS OF THE SEASON,
?
CH1LPKRIO,
I Miss Soldene as Chllperic.
1 OHILPER1C.
| NEW SCENERY. NEW COSTUMES.
?*?In rehearsal for speedy representation, with a staartf
attire surpassing In splendor all previous productions,
TUB PRINCESS OF TKEBIZONDli,
Seatf secured six (lavs In advance.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
LYMPIC THEATRE.
_OLYMPIC THEATRE, *24 IROATltfiv
MR JOHN F. POOLE.. M.n.-I
"THE TALK 0> TiiE"ibwif?" an**ep
1HE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THK DAY
FURTHER NOTICE
THK !n]:r TAi' ?OOK.
r?,V_B'i'A*'K (AND I AN) CROOK
THE (JRRaT H KM ALE BALLET TROUPE.
K?ap|)earaii.;c of the New York favorites,
gCKKV AND HARNEY,
r*i ^. AM) har.vkv.
i THKKB COMIC CKETCHES
PLEDttH JnitbBi?1'^RII TAKING TH^
vH .. y- ?m1 THK AffK# Aki) SQUAD.
Mr FRMi ' ???? <*tebr?tod Comedian.
5.-4 wll^oN mirt hi4 (f RKri an STAri/E3
Hrst Appearance of the popular Artists,
In th.i, ?N"'ks AND EVANS.
Mr AVnvinnUi. ? ^ ? FRITZ'S GOODBT,
80^s?uthVus?"ll! ?n<1 M,M anme hcghes.
Mr. OU8 WILLIAMS,
WM. COURTRIOHT. tT. B. CK\ULU THOt^ORANlffife
m.J' mm'a'Juv wonderA}ignorRfSoRaTm:i,r10
KVKKY ACT IN THK or.IO^NnKELY^E'v??N'
_ MA TINEE EDNEsDAY AND .VATI RDAY.
TIT" AI-iLACK'S. "
ff l'roprieto^ an'\Mr. LESTER WALLAC*
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
,n ? ""'rMK^SMAr^'HKu;^' entitle"
" 10:W fMt*
rjlHEArRE COMIQUE, ~~ ~ ' "*
Mr. JOSH HART 9,L?.R9ADT^TJ
HARRlo*\elurn of thc Preni.'erenteriaiacrs, r?P' '
n.Uh.RrS,'vn,i RT ",U "ppMr 10
REAL KSTaTK VS1- life INSURANCE,
,.h . , the bKIDMORES.
ana a new comic drama, entitled
. HI GO; OK,
VI 1 IRISH TRAGEDIAN.
Flrit week ol th? Ventriloquist,
!!,VftVE?5ffi!VV? 1"? iraoxi.i.
' AUCytXl\*:?nn &OHM WILLIAMS,
JH.'jOllT?"S,blenS)lk^^ CHA? WFTTTF
CART^AS! VORrl-K!C"AP'
MISS KITTV O'VMT mi*'
and the entire cowpanv ,n M'"& AMCE BENNETT?
___ MATINEE Vi^ES^V^'^TURDAV.
DRYANT'S opera IKIU.,E. WEST -ID < I r.m
FUN. FTN.VeVe,,L-,lX\Ov oVUHr?,ar ****** ?"?
BRYANT'-. MINSTRKM I ' a LVm? ?.?-.??'^V FUN,
BRYAN P.s MINSTRELS.' | ^"orne? ^^""I'^nton.
BRYANT'S S'nsoil's- |
BRYANT'S Ml S^TRkM / "",1" Joe's \ l?lt_ Consplr.u
FOURTEENTH ST RE*ET.
MONDAY December H.'e'iaeit vols'' UN'she lk'i:t'
CAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS' ~~ "~*
Rr?,H.. OPERA HOUSE,
FJ&?T?fWEEK*V>'? ^Te8,rMt
... BI'ACn STATUE.
IMMENSE SfCl'E.-S OF
Mr.J. H. CARIjE,
rpi ppl ? 2 ?y Jim? Banio Songs.
m? tfnfttEAKAN(/h OF fllfjLV ttTRPIf
SON and MULi.aLY.
IN NEW FEATURES.
street cars may bp ordered at Id
Saata secured, Mural?Go early.
VfACCABE ? ROBIN>O.V H\LL ?KVERV tvi'vrv,/
* ' "BEOON1^ DUlir UAKK,*',n?ent' *
C01K^7'ERTOIRE0urMf*U
^Jaccabe-robin-on_HAU^*VE|,r
BKILUANT SUCCKSS f)I?' puf?* vt*w r?r?
11 once ?maVe ^
lull light ot tlu' aii'lionce n<lninK "P"" the "???. '-a
Mh/.mu "fK^?
no>v to h? seen. The mvi?ter?t,V h" Mruini'r,,r1t?
liny one performer can reiTre-i... ,'ch"l'1e^ '? how
characters ximnltaiieniHly. Fro?n old'ae'e?1.1* 'I"1,rr',nt
beauty in ? ,rw ?W.M.dV; from "is ?ofi?l,ieVl!Hni HnJ
rn.,t,c simplicity Immed.atelv Every - (n'KIr ,1?
nothing ,on?. "How if il il.m.ci il .i , * ln 3"' hut
matlon and Inquiry/ U tl,c unlvpr??l exd*.
\fA,f'0ABK-ROi>IXl?O?f HALL?EWRV i/vlV.v^T
lu in twenty.lour ol his brUlit aud deiShi.,^
lions and Stinci Kvtrt iiii< r'L*'11'"! I ertpni.
?lies. Operatic election ? lVa,,o HeH1'.1?,S0,itul ,?'">?
position of Ventrilo>|uism n>.d ( h . r .??> V.i'i, *U|>er ' t'*
Ad am, .*i? Koserved S?. ^ iiioe -11 o ti.
" ket ortice, Robinson H?ll. open dahVttal 9 tlUI^
F'?
, ... , ? , of the
Ladles' Inlon Rcltef Asaoclatlon.
q; l i - in aid of*
sick soldier, of tno Late War and their Families.
c?r" J'^Wy-thiril ?tree*'i'nd Sixth avenue
week. fecamber M, and confinuin? tnrou?| th?
e. "aitiKKr?"'
i u ft- Ml'ARROI.L A.N D so'ls
ln Hartley Campbell's tltccesslul It/jm. ,e
mi. ORPHANS. ra*w
CIHRISTMA.a CAROLS! t HRtxrv . u? .IT*
' Mtialc Books Music folios. Mi?,- Vi,?.VA> MLs"Ct
every variety and price, i.'r 'i ? j v'' *trun"-nK of
Music Book tor I.s7l. tin- p|,iIIO at iLni *' Ne,1 ''"t
plain; $i, full jjiir. PublMie l by l'on,e- Price. $2
1,1'-"N* CO,711 i'roadwa>.
F'ENCI.VO, BOXING Ii'tlik-uv ..
(ialJerv. tilu simi, nvemie n? ) sH0O1IN(T
niollth, Superior Fen, n,- vn'|1arnfii?V."ru'1""1" "*
for_sale. >e?d ,?r Cr, ?iar. "Sj^i'^VllJfcRY *'
(1. stVee't!-Nineteer'i,h y\ "^A?X.TUMljv F-1 ^G" f H
KAY EVKJCINO IVcpitiwr IT 'f:X,!l1Hlr,'-)N rlll-RS.
nv?, Fenclns Aihleti,. Ke (r, *, ^'k.l i,plf-vHo*"
Vtic*r,''"'n ?'? 'Me'iubora an<i in*nds''p/eaa?
I tent Vs,.' *?-" AJTO OOMPC<
method,'at p.ipll'i re?rtrn,<l "Pure Italiaa
(JART'ER^S .-J'lRP.E I. ANSANTK.
u riE>f?4^v evlisrsa
Hcetlioven Hall. .'Id Fifth street'
;?<!!'? and Other loci lRm nan II.vf,r 1 '"'I" i"uita. -
lully taught b\ an adent in ??? . i "m?' success,
particulars a.ld^Vv/'-V' *? vol
Branch uiUca. I'^Ll- M. Herald L'picwf

The New York herald. [volume], December 14, 1874, Page 2, Image 2
About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The New York herald. [volume], December 14, 1874, Page 2, Image 2 About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The New York herald. [volume], December 14, 1874, Page 2, Image 2
About The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920