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A.
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TO LET FOR PPyyOBKB.
?!?KKNEn floN IV RBNTB.
?, iTTl k \ iVVv I V - M l IO ELKUBLE TENANTS
ft* (1KKII E< M)W REMA1MXU UM.KT
1* TH III \ >i II HlilDI.NO, THE KkMS liAVK
H* KMlihh D AM' I IK ' ?''LASS TENANTS MAY
i.uivi s, iVl. .'BATVfcKV LOW Rh.\TS,
TOV\\ni I"K AND HAN KINO OFFIi K> IS NOW
l'lii-I Ct- I' Vs --N i-.-sl VI.LY KAVORaBLK OPPOR
TUNITY T-i BClirth ELIOIBLe OFFIOnH OS MuST
IV r-lfij. I I IEIM- Til K ABI'VK BIHLDINO IS
r IS'sTKM KIUKPROi'K, IIK VI El) PY SIKiM,
'J A M I 1 ' V\i'?RS. Al.L m6oI US IMi'KuVI-MhVIS.
I \,j Kt UK Hi; dElt MORO\N.
m<|u l"t N(> ^ piMt STRKKT.
? Ill KI- K BltK'K lirn.UIN(J>. 128. IS). Hi IANB
*trei i 6ft* fret. to let ior packing or storage buti
in s. i. ' >'t' ' i't Immediate post* hinii.
I. A U T. Bl'K.MIAM, tiUJ Hudson street
i ?STORES, STORI * TO BENT ON WK8T SIDK.
J\ . Mir.'. ? i'i- almost any liusu v.; r<-n. |Ar> per
Bionlh au.l ui .v.ir.l ?' IM.S FKICB. -0? Hudson street.
CORN K STORE TO LI r.-CBKAP RENT; GOOD
I cat;,.a ANDREWS. 22 Laight street.
A KIM B SIN Ss. OPPOBTUMTY.?TO LET, ALL
lurnishct. ready tor bua nesa, a corner Oyster
House an i ?- n in ? superior locality, at it very low
rent ?lI... cc to out'" bn->nes*ata trifling utttlay.
i'. KKhU. it. 1^81 Third ivodm.
BROW.V MOM! CO .AI* It STuRK, CELLAR AND
ihrc' Moors, with Qrnt class stable in the nar.
seven Mailt, store on one of ilir beat business streets;
{ < ner wants capital for hi* iiatent business tonus easy.
Add rout A. Ii.. 1 r ? J Bruokiy n Br.ncli office
OUBLE AND SINtlLR LOFTS TO LET-ON VBSBY,
Uarclt} and Leon ird streets, Broadway block.
Itlijuire ot J A J. \V MI-.EKS,
No. 30 Vetey street, room 8.
NE OK TWO FULLY Fl'BMSIIED OK KICKS TO
... let. or Desk Room in same. steam lio.ued; first
I'oor. isrgi light and desirable. Inquire at No. '--!9
Broadwav room L5
IK) LET-A SPLENDID I'AK r.Y AT VHtY LOW
rent, to a prompt tei'aut. Apply to JNU. liAfiOEUlY,
SIS Water atreet.
rpu LEI t)R LEA. E?TUB NEW BITLDINU Ml IS
1 West iut !v third -licet. UK)fec.t Iroin 1 iitb avcuuo
ami <>p ..-it' if Filth Ivenue Hotel; or th? Bturt anil
Baseineiii nr. I I ...its will be ruosert sepiirately. Apjilv to E
H. LI DLoW A CO., No. i I'tu' slreeI or M East seveu
tteniii ttreeL
r STORV i'OKNKB Bl'lLDINO TO I.ET?ABO01 70
tj ictt lei i v eil adapted lor a wuoilsalo tea waro
t.ow oi r or urovit-ii)n dealer; Rood location lor a
flr i el is.- i? ' r ()?'<? r sal ou. Apply uB lite premises cor
ner V'arick \ estry and 1 anul streets.
DWELUXO MOUSES TO LE'?._
funtlabed.
AN FXQI'lSITKLY Fil ftN'ISHED, PIJCIST1ED AN'I)
buiM new. a toot ' It .s-oop stone Dwelling, last
west ot Killti a' nue and : i- 'Ilio.eaa' chuieli to -ft low.
V K STi Vt ,s UN, Jr., SI l-.ast sev nteenth street or 11
Fine street
I)
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4 UAKDMMELY AND FULLY FCBVISIIEI) IIOPSR;
J\ excellent nelgkbNlRHt ami location, low rent,
part tn bo ird every eonv.? :il?-1?< u au>; iuiprovea eut.
S. E. II. \ A>D\ ICE. Ill toion sr|uar.'.
T *'l# A M'lNTll?LAROB DOI' BLK J10D8B, WELL
lum -tu'd: -1 rooms, miitaiile ior boarding pur
H roadway.
i If. K.r It, Ftltb avennn.
AFUt.iT CLA.S-i FOUR STORY BfOU S'luOP
brown stone liou?e, l-Hrty-seeoiKl street, near Reser
voir Park, in r< i; . .-Ir.'.tui.y I'uru'slo I (Woquot carpi is,
piiiuo. A , unUi May or long, r at a sacrifice.
PUaLcjN A .-Lua.n, .1 Kost s?'\iin.e< nth street.
CRN IS II F.I) HOUSES IO KENT.?A VERY NEAT
bro'.wi -ion' House ou Twenty-thir.'i street, west of
Booth's Toeatre; comfHtt; price moderate (or winter
or loni'cr ? ne oa Fortj mutii street, near Fifth avenue,
an l a nom elegant HiMi.se, mncnlti. entlv furnished, near
Fi Hi uv line, on Fit y-thlrd stree:; greatly reduced
reins to !e -? t at. e , artle-*.
JAiltS Ii. til .V ARDS, (id West Twettty-llilrd 6treet.
I nluruisiieiL
* OOOD THBBB STOEY rilUl) Bl'OOP DOUSE TO
rent?Two blocks Irnm ih" <.rard Opera lloase, iu"t
put in flr-t rale firiler. painted throughout, furuace,
hafh. (fss an'i tix ures, closets, Ac ; rent SLSOOoer yetr:
lease ii wanted.
J.VMl.s K EDWARDS, C9 West Twenty-third street.
s Trir.I K TORY HIGH STOOP IIOlJ-E, CENTRAL
j\ ly located, with all modern improvements, to rent
at $1,.'i ii.i \ear Furniture lor sale at a sacrifice.
PH lL'i> A SLOAN, lil east Sev enteeu ii str?et.
A NEAT. SMALL BRICK llOOSK TO LET?419 WEST
Tweuty-t'ourtli street , rent $ U i?-r moiilta.
J. COltfftl', 'JM Nllltli avenue.
O STORY BUICK nOU-E, 211 WEST TWELFTH
O s reel one door from Seventh a venae: all improve,
nu nls; iiniueiliaui poatession: rent A-S.1 per nioiiili (Ui
May. Keys at U. J. SKAMAN'. . 63 it est FoUrteeBUl -t.
Fl RMSilED 1UHI11S V\l) APAUTilES'l'S
TO LET.
A T Wl T FoURT KB NTH STREET.?U AN D
J\ some! - furnished Koonis to let. eti suite or? parately,
to 'm>-nUe.QieQ only, withotit board. Retcrenccs ex
ctia lined.
A FRIVATB FAMILY. OOCI'PYfVO TUEIR OWN
liouar, wmilil let two or three eienant IU>otn- to
itonfit men, without board ; l>> st relerem s nivaii and re
quired No. fil i linton pin. e ui; hili si net , second
boose east of I ilth avenue and Brevoort llouse.
A ?THE THIRD BEST BUILT HOUSE IN THE CITY,
a\ ? A. D. is.7. --I nili '1 States citizen*, read. niatX and
learn? Apartments for gentlemen or lii;ht hotl ckeep
tni'. at nominal rents, $' to $8; owner s residence;
strict it ; r. nri s; ei^lit iiticl 01 cara t7 Amity street,
near Broadway.
A P UVA'K FAMILY WILL RUNT A CHOICE OF
Jt\ plen aut Ro. in-. Iijridso i.ely lurnished, ut mod
erate pric . Iio;.-.' iirst class lu a.'I respects. 37i West
Thirty-sccoml street,
AKUfi.V 'SlIKD ROOM (X SECOND FLOOR; BATII
room on same floor. M Irviu^ place, betweuu Clar
endon and Westminster Hotels.
A HANDSOME FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM
A on fl i irst t\ .r. together or vepurately; more
Rooms on the second; at No. 12 Fourth avenue.
ANICKLT Ft'RNtSIIRD FRONT ROOM TO LET?
on sei nnd II or. with mn. grate and hath attached,
suitable tor one or two geutlemeu, at ill Wtsi Tweuty
so? <.nd sir.'et.
A widow lauy has a pleasantly k r.
nished Koom, with nr wiihont Hall Itoo'ii, fur gen
tleinan and wife or party ol gentlemen; lignt liou <?
act ping if desired. 35 Bond street.
AT NO. .VI Wi: T NIMH STREET, BK I WEEN FIFTH
and tMxth avenues, vcnilcmen an secure saperior
accommodations ut r asonabie rale-; to acceptable aud
permanent parti** lit eral terms will be ollered.
A FORM 1II.D PARLOR FLOOR. WITH KITCHEN, I
j\ containing closed, lint Mid cold water; uIiki ? lai ;e
Room <.n second floor, adjoining ballroom lorliu.iw- .
K. i pin;, I'. Vanck place, between Houston and
Blcrc .?r streets.
\ COMFORTABLY ROOM OK A ROOM AND Bill)- j
room. lur itshed. in a lamilv of two per oua, su ^a
bie i r a lady wishing I ? live quiet and retired. 1st West
Fourth street.
AOOHtr, Nil ElY FCUNIsnED FLOOR. COM
nlete ho hoii"ek.eei>int ; tamllv private ; references
exchanged: rent i> w. Iiij west Nineteenth struct, Cist
hi use west ol -ixtii avenue.
* LA Kill:, SIWNV IRON'T ROOM, ICRMSI1ED,
j\ lor gentlemen or housekeeping. with or without
Ki oms uiii< Ini'ig, .f,. to $3: Koom lor a gentleman, $1 to;
ft re and all Improvement*. Mi Went Twenty -cveutU
ktriul, near ixtii avenue.
k PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY HAS SPaRK |
_iY Koom u>r two gentlemen or gentleman an I wile;
terms moder te; modern improvements call at or ad
dress >o. m West Ninth street.
A LAO V HAS A BE A 0I'lFO L FRONT SUIT OF
A Romus, nictly furnished, wtilrli she desires to l?-f,
together or .< -parat< -ly P. Christian people n ut re
markably low. Particulars at 737 Broadway, oltlee 9.
L'OKNI.-II, i> ROOMS, WITH EVKftY CONVENT
r i nn 1'i.r hoi keeping, to let to e#prrtab:e small
faiii 1 lies. alt" i slei ping l.mini lor two gmittcineii, with
out board, 91 Macilougal street, near llTeec'.er
LTRMSII I) ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN: MlM fS
r per month; in private ho .<? . gas and bath, inquire
at real estate oilier, 17 Ahinc on square itightli avenue;,
b tween Blfei ker and Twelfth streets.
rt MMRBI D I'Vi'I.OR IIALI, HEATED, sofa BED,
r $4 week I v , t'ari r I- low, lour room*, heated, piano,
bath. Ac., $.2; two lor boiiScfceeplUf, ?>; quiet boU>e.
U East I i.U entli street.
n ANM-' MKI.V F( KM HED ROOMS TO LET, r.N
suite iji" singly. to suit tenants; bouse and location
first i la n rencc tXLtiant'd. Apply at Z7 I'ulon
square, sec nd lloor
NrlCELY Ft RNI.II'.D ROOMS. WITHOUT BOARD;
no ol> a ct ion to light housekeeping; a Iront Base
mem a. piiv-.il iai . or in ntist's oilb e; lioii-e flrst cla?s;
references required. n>7 W-st Fifty-second strict.
NrICELV Fl RMSIIED ROOMS, FOR OENTLKM EN
_ and their unci, nr single Indies, nice, quiet lioase.
with all improvements; rout r a*on?t>l* si aodid loca
tion. I7d Lcxlngioti avenue, corner thirty.dr*t street.
ONLY $7 run WEEK Fun Fori! ROOMS (PARLOR,
ivs<. tedrnoms and kitchen). Itirnistied complete
tor In n ? i in lit Central avenue. Brooklyn. K l>.
? r,' . Oraud street Icrry. take ^oulll Kouriii street
< ai 4.
IJI VT HI 111' i" I- Ii To MEET THE TIMI H.-PA RT OF
JV French Flat, furnished -sittiOR room, bedroom,
kitchen, wiili hoi and cold wan r and Waiionury tubs,
elm t bail Ian. uas im In led. lufl H illy sixth stieet, be
tween i.exii tmi and Fourili avenues.
fjl UEl FOR 111?t i:ki i PIm;, lAVIMOMItT
1 Ifrnc r. fur r Flu r, with one or two licdrminn,
k ? ben. v i , ? a:t,, i ?* itn I Cfild tvsler; handy m
all west ?iu. i ai a * e-t Fortj-ouiIII street.
rrwo UOI M I Its I -11 I? WITH ALL f'UNVKN
' i"i imuvek p n k'H-., b th; prlvite house;
rentlow. .\0 \ <Hnrt in n r-. t, near bleecker.
fpo IF, 'Si r ?,F r ? l j: K ?. Ill I IMS. FIRNiSHED
* lot 1'h' h It ;.i ?i .,tid dour, ImaL No. 'Jitf
Kixtb avcniii . in ?r . cm atcrnili utrei t.
r.TH i ' I ' !M - .At: HVLS rV-FTi;ST mnt,
? I I tirnl n I I?. i,ir??. i ni' mid lim k singlj' or en
suite ; liaili- ii each i.oor; r?lfreii(a-? required.
rj Wi. I I'll lilil. r 11 f ritl.l'.T. -Fl RVl^ril'D
I ApArlmcni/i.iw'b- t Ir.l |..n I ai i ll, -I I I.n , It,.,,r.
f ir one or two bentituieu or i'**utieui.iii and wne, al.so
Bcdroniiis.
?JO W FSI' TWENTY lOrttTH FTKEKT, NFAR
00 Ullii Avenue Hotel.- Well iiirni bed Honms in
stilt- or ungl.v, to let. In a imm pri> aie launiy ij ^e.n
(tCBUMB and wile or single gentlemen
"1 I i| MAi liOfitiAL HTIU- i.T, REAR ItLKF.rK I R ?
1 I" Fiunisbed Rooms, willi everv Oonvi nieuee lor
housekeeping, to let lo respeetntilr small tamllies.
|-| I , t I.IOIITY HEYkNTII Mill 1,1 om. on
I I I two eomlorUUily lltrnlshed Rooms lor bouse I i ep
os also a i I at ol (lie looms, unfurnished, with aiuduiii
> lupiovetuenU lent uidtraie: Uoiuc unvaie.
rrRKMHBo nooan aito apartments
to Mi.
f)77 WKrtT TWENTY-SECOND STKKRT-ONK
- I I large Hun.11 anil bedroom attach il; also two
lat<e ttooina, every couveu.once tur light housekeeping,
f.< tn (7 per week.
WK8T TW
suitable tur housekeeping tr gentlemen . divided
ll required terms moderate Call lor tin ei* day*.
1 BROADWAY. NEW! THIRTY-SECOND
l. ? 'Mf street.?Handsomely Amlthtd. nil m*.
trout and back Parlor; also other Itooinss hall
Roomawlthtire.ir.il and hot batli: lor fmlleiMD and
gentlemen and wive.t central locatlou; near restaurants
VNFIRMMIKI) ROOMS AV? APART
MKNTM TO LET.
A fAItr O THE IIA.VDSOMK BROWN STONE
A tiourfl i>r East Tweiitv-flrst street to lei, rent low
to a nice tenant. Apply on premises or to J. AH Dliit
MOTT, 1 'Jb Prince strict.
A ?91 VaRICK STREET. NEAR CANAL, TORES
J\ . glory brick bou-e, ? i? o? I Apartments, to suit, at
a low rent: convenient locatlou, MH li avenue car route.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT THEIR rRONT
ann back i tir > r unfurnished, Inclutihg trux, S-*i
per month; would board parties u required. Iii3 l-.ast
Eighty-second xlreet.
rpti LKT?TO A ? MAI L PAMII.Y OF ADl'LTS, A
i lower Floor and back li&seuieut, rent S?j. luqulre
at 2a* West Nineteenth street.
rr<> LBT?SB< OND FLOOR OF BltOWN STONE
J homo M2 Sixth avenue, between Twenty-second and
Twenty thir l streets, live rooms; all modem Iiuijrove
menu; rem $j'. Apply in store.
rru let?a vi:m desirable second floor of
I .-1* rooms, at 719 Seventh avenue, opposite Central
Market; relit %"??>. Apply tu J 11. BROWN, 1,280 Bioau
way, eorui-r Thirty third street
rpwo PL.KA.SANT SUNNY FRONT BOOMS ON 8EC
1 ori<! ti..or, with gas, bath and every convenience: t?
be lri together or seperaU ly: location excellent 109
Weal Twenty nlntli street
i NKILS'iN FLACK, BETWEEN CLINXON AND
r Waver ny place*?Front and hall bedrooms 10 let, at
moderate t rmi
Ar
S?A LEH AT AUCTlUIf.
WATER COLORS.
K20 Broadway, New York.
I'll Fulton street, B rook Ij n,
WM. II. PANNING * CO.,{ ;*| Ma.Mox street. London,
of I 52 Montague de la '.'our,
I Brussels.
will offer to tli? ruMIc o( New York their snperb rMleo
Uon ot Water Colors collected luring the pa" sumtier
dire t from the studios of the artists in Condon. I'aris.
Brussels, Antwerp. The Hague, 1 Missel dorr, Munich and
Home. The pictures were neisonally selected hv Mr.
William 11. Fa nil in 2 from the lolios of the artists, and
purchased at exceedingly low prices compared with
sum ar works heretofore offered in the American mar.
ke!. and we ere prepared to put the entire collection up
at auction entirely ?uhotit reserve or limit
In the collection will be found tine examples of the
English. I rench, B' tgian, Italian atvl Spani-.li schools ol
lauriscape, murine, architectural. Bower, fruit and genre
painting thai Iism never been excelled In any one col
lection in t n i - conn try, embracing uue specimens oi the
following eminent artists:?
i l Wainwright, T. L. Kowbolham,'Edward Richard
son. J. Drumtnoii l, i'atil Vuiry, T. C. Dlbden, C. I'mr.
son. Cruickshank. .'. l'rlce, Me Arthur. Bernard Ev
ans II E. Hudson. A. Claxton. George Clare. A. Prout,
A. Cox,Syer. Jr., I Salmon, O. J Knox, Charles Tay
lor, I. I (Oilier, bit win Lllis, pcorge Hall, L. Andrews,
M (Jr.int, K. La It, B. Carp, J. Marks, J. Faulkner, W.
t'r utr. Cotnpte Calix, Rossi. Simmonetti. Detti, Corn ier,
Sunnier. Brissot, O. Washington, Marohn, Pattlm,
Didioni, lotani. Pesslnl. Langlin, Tro/.zin 1, Lanjalley,
l>e Be ium.nl, lie Langpre, J. De <';?.se, Do rand I.erov,
Misnot, Jamie. <"ampl, Zennort, Menegbini. Petroclnta,
Menteironlni, l.evov.iu, Langtey, K. 0. C. Darley, Spica
tico, aud many others.
Tnc above arc all elegantly framed and mounted.
Lfidles are especially invited to visit the Exhibition.
The ""hole to be sold at auction on Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, December 16, 17. 18 and 19,
at the Art callery, No. GO Liberty street, at 12 o'clock
each day.
EDWARD SCHENCK,
Auctioneer.
ART SALE! PEREMPTORY!
By order or W. A. Brewer, Esq., Executor.
TINS fTue-alayi KVKNINO, ?l<? WEDNIISDAY and
im'l;DAY l.VENINGh, ut the Leavilt Art
Rooms, 817 Broadway,
a lurge collection of Paintings.
from the
estate ot the late John G. Vose, Esq.,
Moutrose, N. J.
Embracing examples by Chooser. Pommer Pplan,
Tn !?'?* W M Browu, Rondel. Meyerhelm, !? nglenard.
Van >cbon. nopo. Williamson. W. T Rh-hards Wcob,
Count Uo Bylaudf, McCurd and more than IjO others.
Also a large number of Paintings and Water Colors
from the estate of the late Alex. .Matthews und other
private owners.
The whole now on exhibition at the
Art r.ooins SI 7 Broadway.
The Messrs. I.EAVITT, Auctioneers.
4 s-KiNKK'fl SALE IN BANKRUPTCY, BY K. D.
\' BAILEY, Auctioneer, otllce Ml Kast Fourth street.
In the District Court of the tniteil )
Slates lor the Southern district ot ^ In bankruptcy.
lr? the matter of Phll'p Rein, bankrupt?The under- ,
sianed u signec in bankruptcy of the estate an.I cflV.rta
1,1ttie above named bankrupt. hereby gives notice that
in consequence of the. United States Marshal having
been dls|.os? su d of the store under the Htlh Avenue
Hotel formerly occupied hv the said i'hllip Rein, he
has taken th>- More 7-?? Broadway three door* below A.
T Stewart's. where he will soli at public miction, by K.
I) Hilley Auctioneer, on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
l.lth and' loth dav* ot December, at 11 o clock in the
lorenoon and cachsueceedins day until all is hold, the
Sloe: ol goods heiomrlng to the above mentioned estate,
consisting of Watches, elegant sets of Jewelry. Brooches,
Earr.ng* Bracelets, Nio-klaecs, I<ock?ms. >eal Kings,
Button*, .-ftids. I rench cnocits. Bronzes, silverware a
lnru" assortment ot superior Plated Ware, gold-headed
r ine'~ A. ? also all the Hxttires now in the store under
tlie l itili Avenue Hotel including the ltegnlators and
tl h Urn Clock In front of tlie siore. Notice ol the. time
for selling the fixtures will be given in a Iuture ad ver -
tisemeut Hy order ot
MM'I Ili.W VAS.-AR CABLE. Assignee.
AM Ul \ (IN) fORElON aKT.-MR DANIEL V
MaIIUWS begs to autiotince to the lovers of art
that his THIRD S\LE OF PAINTINGS.
comui 'tsinu new Pictures never betore exhibited, re
ceivcii (llr^ct. from tbe studios of
? Tin: MOSI EMINENT AMERICAN ARTISTS,
vi/ ?I W ' a?ilear Wm. Hart, llavid Johnson, .1. F.
I'.i'ls ol V\ M Brown. Arthur t'arton. W. K. De llaas. W.
I s. nn'.ag K. W Hubbard. Gidord, Holberton Perry,
( hapln. l-.aton. Insley, MeCord. Richards and wany
others also a number ol very choice Pictures by
DISTINGUISHED FOREIGN AR I I TS,
received trom a private collection; the whole to be sold
Al AUCTION ON Tr URSDA.Y A.Nil l-RIDAY,
December 17 and IS, at 12 ociock.caeb day.
AT Till GAl.LKRY, 47 A.ND 49 UIBERIY hlRF.ET.
Now on exhibition. DAM.. A. MAI HEWS, Auctioneer.
A.
?l-'DWARl) PR ITINOEIt. AUCTIONEER.
EX TKAORDIN aRY SALE OK
first CLASS furniture,
contained in
FRENCH'* NEW HOTEI*
consisting of new black walnut Furniture or everv de
M-riutlon splendid Bedding, lon^ curled hair Mattresses,
ll'v.. u*'" "'e feather Pilb>w? and Holsters, linen sheem.
Pillowcases blankets, spreads, Comforters. Ac. ; black
walnut chairs dininu oak Chairs. Ac. . everything now.
bulcudll CAKPLT- of all descriptions.
v Bl LI .IA 111) ROO M.
Fonr elegant Tables. Kavauagh A Decker's make, all
complete; spring Sctteea Ac.^
Me a>'t marble and black w.-itnnt liar*, round and
hoi la re I abbs. Chairs, Bar Fixtures. Glas-ware, Liquors,
Cigars, Ac. OFFICE.
Marble-fop Connfers, glass front office Desks. American
Strain Company Iron --ate., Chalmers' .Annunciator
CI.m ks and everything appertaining to first class hotel
?7'a%e lot Ol AWNIVGH.no
consists ot Silverware. Glassware, Lluen, Tables, Chairs
and everything complete.
K I l ^ fl KW.
Crockery. Copperware, Tinware, Steam Tables and
UteuMlsol every description.
lo be sola, without reserve.
THIS DAY. at M?X o'clock.
Pain or shine sale positive.
?8 Cortlandi street, corner New church street
Bv ordei ot F- K. LICHTENSTEtN.
-.11.III.. JOHNSON, JR.. AUCTIONEER.
Furniture, Mercbanrlisa and Fine Art* Salesroom,
37 Nassau street.
Real listate Dt partment, 21 Park row. New York.
THIS DAY. at II o'clock,
at SI Nassau sti vet
THIS DAY
will be sold the ttnest assortment of
IsR'jNZI S. t'LOi K A > I HjI',. SIIA'KK AMD PLATED
WARt', GLASsWAItE, Ac.,
ever offered lor sale, or ever will be offered^
TuCTiON ?IIKNRY 7.INN, AlICTI'lN l-.LR,
J\ sells over S-ii U.KJ worth of
elegant Household Furniture,
contents of private residence 21 Kast 2Utn street ne*r
hr..ait vsv t" be sold this nay, commencing al luX
o i lock w thout reserve In lot* lo suit, viz. Bedroom
and Parlor -nil" octave Pianoforte, Beilstends. lace
Curtains. Oil l%intin?s, t loek. Wardroties. spring and
linr Mattj-esses, Lounges, sheets, Ouills; aUo Diuing
boom, Kllch n an<i Basement Furniture, Ac.
AT AUCTION ? BY WM. WITTERS. 4M CANAL
street, Weilin iil.1T, December IH, 1874, at 1 I"
Hie Panorama ot ih? iloly Land sold to pay storage,
c .rta. -. Ac Bv oriler ol ELLln N. IJKOW, l?>Sullivan
street. Panorama i an l* een at 4 4 Canal street
A III' SALE -II D. MINF.ll, AUCTIONEER, WILL
J\ sell a I tru< and valuable collection of modern Oil
)'uintin;'s tills evening at o'clock, at store No. 6.VJ
Sixtii avenue, n ur Ihirty fourth street atljoluiug
Parker's res'niireDt ami w ill be cutitiuued uulil tliu
en lire col lection Is di-po ed of.
\UCriON SAl.F. Tlll-> DAY AT Till ELEGANT
fixe story brown stone mansion,
120 West l wenty tnir I afreet, near - iith avenue.
'I II IS (Tne?4ajr) MORNING,
commencing ?t in o'cioek.
rianoiortes. ISronxes, Oil Paintings, Ac.
Magnitit i-tit inlaid Marquetlerie, sat.in I'arlor Pttlfs,
Conire lat'ies lo match; velvet anil Bi ussels Carpets,
imported Bronzes, Oil Paintings 7J4 octave I'latioiorte.
Bookcase I a hi nets ( hamber . uit. fnl nd walnut Drisa
in" < ase*. Bedsteads, \:attresses. l urtlsll und rep Parlor
Stiii Fa?y i hair, Dlirtng boom Bullet chairs. Exten
sion tables <o!ld Hilver and Plated Ware, China Dinner
nod lea Net, Hatstaiid, Desks, Engravings, Lounges,
Ac.; base me til and kitchen Furniture.
H, i . McDONNi-.r.L, Auctioneer.
AUCTION. motion auction
i irer $1.1,0 n prortli and over <75 lots ^
handsome h .u-rf-liobl Furniture. I aroets. Pianofor*|J
tin - MHes'tav) murning. a l 11>? o'clock, at Hie lour firry
mansion 10. VI em I w<my eighth street, uear sixth ??e
mi.:, by onerol W. Itichcrt, i sq Parlor.s-Magnlficeiit
tirand' Oucbess. Marie. Antoinette style and Turkish I ar
lor Miiijt. covered in satlu brocade ami reps; grand
souare rosewoml Plnnolorte, Curtains, Mirrors, raint
inus, Bronzes, (>ocks, rosewood and waloutChamber
Suits, MatLre.sacs, I'.etlding, Library. isltUlig Room Suits,
in reis an.I haircio'lis Dining, Basement Furniture. Ac.
Uuods deuvercd aud packcil tot purc.ba.sers
J k ralmlr. Auctioneer.
MUBI AT AUCTION.
Auction sale men household furniture,
line oil Painting* imported Rroitscs. Ac
THIS (TUESDAY) morning,
1U o'clock, ut |u i\?le rini.l- n-e ?
no WEST TWEM Y flKHl ,>T., NEAl; HfcVEKTH AY.,
elegant carvel Parlor Kuita, in satin nn-l (otdltlM;
lUgaUmat teinwav l'iunui >rte, Stool anil rover.
Mimic C?MHi Parlor und wilt tallies, MiiT.tr-, Curtain*,
richly carved Chamber t in roat!wood. Ola'k walnut;
latest stvle Dressing Case, Bu'f.iu?, Waslitrtaiids,
Turkish suit i asv Chairs 3 ttookcaaea. Library labia*.
W tiling tle4, fine hair und jpring Mattresoes,
Pillow*. inlaid Sideboard. 1 Extension T.tblua.
.Dining i haira, silverware, sewing Machine.
Musical K..i, llrits-els un<t Ingram < arpets ilall Maud,
Kili hen Furniture. rich ornament*. Ac
Foal live sale; no rtwrvr. ake 7th. fill or Mh av. car*
Competent men to p irk nml -lap gools. citv or conn try.
KOHEUT C. UAtiUI*, Auctioneer.
A 111. KCKKU. AUCTIONEER, WILL BBIX DK
i\. ceinbrr 16, at 12 o'clock in the Exchange Sale*
room No. 111 Broadway. 117th street, brick. ' renoh Flat,
brown .stone trimmed. No. 183; &81 street three siorv
big h sloop basement private House; 47th s'reet. leased
at SIMMper annum to 1877: First avenue, Iiot ol I.and
near UOtb direct. Maps and particulars ut US fine street.
Benjamin p. thomas, auctioneer .-noti< e.
Fancy goods iuiDorlt rs, dialers In ailverplaied
ware, glassware. Ac., iiasirousol consigning goods lor
the grout holiday sales, to he hel I bv Benlauiln F.
Thomas, Auc tuner, ?t t ii' miminoth salesrooms. No.
2 i Park row, oppos te the new I'ost Office, lor the holi
days, <?< rame'i imr Moaday, December 21. and erdlnc
Decern'er 31, will take notice that goods will he re
ceived on ami alter I liuradav, the 17tn mat. Invoices
should be banded in without delay.
BY JOHN A. DUNN. auctioneer?WILL. 8EL.Ii
this day, at luj* o'clock, at No. SO Delsncey street,
the I'umlture oftti ur rooms? Bureaus, cane seat and hair
cloth Chairs, Lounges, Bedsteads, leather iled, hair
Mattresses, Stoves, Mirrors, Carpets, Ialles, together
with all the Kitchen Furniture. Sulu positive. Dealt rs
In viled.
BY ISIDORE J. SWARZKOPF, AUCTIONEER-WILL
sell at 2 o'clock, at.84 avenue K, entire Fixtures of
meat market: also Saloon Fixtures, Tables, Chairs, Kn
uravingi. Counters: also Furniture, Bedsteads, iiedtliug,
Bureaus. Stoves. Ao.
BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE J. W.
CAMPBELL, Jr., Auctioneer, will sell this day. at
1 ' o'clock, entire Fixtures ol Liquor Store 830 Eighth
avenue., corner Fiftieth street. J. II. SMI I ll's SONS.
/1BATTEL MORTGAGE.?SALE ETC. D. FAVOR, A UC
\.i tioneer. ? Mr. E. FA\OR. IS East Fourteenth street,
near Delmonlco's, will sell this day O'nesduy). Decem
ber 15, it U A M prompt, by order or Matt M. Hewins,
attorney fur the mortgagee, a large lot of tine rosewood
mid Mack walnut Furniture, rosewood Piano, Mirrors,
Carpets. Curtains, Pictures H'oves, curled hair Mat
trcssus. Ac . being the entire furniture t f a first class
house, removed to the store lor convenience of sale.
A No, to pay advances, several fine new j'arlor und Bed
room Suits, Lounges, Chairs, ic. No rascrve. Seats for
ladies.
EUG&NE BISSELL, auctioneer.
By B1SSELL A CO.,
THIS DAY. at 94 Reade street,
at A. M.,
large sale of over 60't lots
Toys and Fancy Goods.
suitable tor the holiday trad*.
AI<o,
a large assortment of over 11)0 lots fine Bohemian and
Alabaster Vases and Toilet Seta, assorted colors and pat
terns; elegant China Toy Tea Scrs, Mugs, Cups and
! Saucers, Match Boxes, Ac., Ac-, all ol this year's importa
tion.
Jg M. STACKPOLE. AUCTIONEER.
By E. M. STACK POLE A CO.,
salesroom 14 Vesuy street.
will pell on Wednesday, lGth tnst., hi IOh o'clock, a large
as orlment of new und second liand 1- urui ure, Faucy
Uoods, Silverware, Ac.
Also,
A peremptory sale of Pawnbrokers' Ooods of various
kinds, Fornitnre, Trunks, Valises, l'tctnrcs, Ac , Ac.
Sale positive, rain orsliino.
fr? COLTOV, AUCTIONEER.
1 . Handsome Furniture, French nlafc Mirrors, fnr
t-ains and Cornices, parlor, dining room, bedroom and
basement Goods, Ac.. Ac. On Thursday, December 17, nt
11 o'clock, at the private residence No. U4 East Jhirty
seronJ street, between T'urd and Lexington avet.ues,
the entire choice Furniture, embracing the usual assort
nient of good Parlor Suits, Frcnch plate Mirrors, Eng
lish, Hru-sels and tapestry Carncts; carved hlack wal
nut Bedroom Dress Bureaus, with plate glass; best hair
Mattress, Paintings, Engravings, Refrigerators,' Kitchen
Goods. Ac.., Ac. Details on Thursday morning.
on Friday, December IS, at the auction rooms 58 F.ast
Thirteenth "street, near Broadway, all the very rich ami
elegant Furniture of a private family removing fioiu
the city, and embracing everything that is reallv ele
gant In the way of teal Bronzes, Oil Paintings, rich
carpets and Curtains, Ac. N. B.?A portion of the goods
arc now on exhibition. Details on Thurs lay and Friday.
Holiday presents.
THE TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANY
will sell at auction,
at their salesroom No. 4 Maiden lane, daily, until further
notice, at 10 o'clock A. M?
their entire Stock of elegant silver plated Ware. Table
Cutlery. Ac.
Per order of TAUNTON SILVER PLATE COMPANV,
JOHN H. SWAIN, Treasurer.
H
ENRY D. MINER. AUCTIONEER (LATE HENRY
II. Leeds A Miner). Established 1847.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 16.
at in,1-, o'clock, at tiie Salesroom
No. 105 Dunne street, near Broudwav,
FINE FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN JARDINIERES,
Vases, Fancy Goods und Glassware; also Slufled Birds
on sprays, in groups and under glass shades, prepnred
hy the well ktiovrn taxidermist, C. Ualbraitli. The ui.ove
eoods arc elegant hpliday presents anil are now on exhi
bition. AU<> an assortment of Household Furniture,
Mirrors, Carpets, Ac.
IS. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER-SELLS THIS
? day, Tuesday. December 15, at lojj o'clock, at 15>?
Bowery, a large lot ot Household Furniture ol ?family
declining housekeeping; Furniiure. Carpets, Purlor
.Store!, Pipe. Mirrors, Clocks, Oil Paintings. Bookcases.
Lounges, Vases. Ac. Dealers invited, lmmedlat ly
thereafter regular sale of a variety ot general Merchan
dise, I'iano*. Sales Musical Instrumeats, Banios, Gui
tars, Acconleons, two elegant Music Boxes, a large lot
ol I'ocket and table Cutlery; at 2 o'clock Wines, Li
quors, Cigars. Smoking 'tobacco, Ac. Wednesday follow
ing. at 10}j o'clock, special sale ol Dry and Fancy Goods.
J p. travf.r. auctionekr.
? Marsbal'.i sale, this day. December 15, 1871, by vir
tue of an execution, ai IDS o'clock, at !i7 and 59 Great
Jones street, lot ot fine Groceries, chests o> best Teas,
Chocolate, Farina, Honcv, cocoa. Corn starch, Chow
Chow, salad and olive oils, famines. Mustard, 12 bar
rels choice lamily I lour, two barrels pure Angelica
Wine, Champagne. Brandy, Madeira, Whiskey, Jamaica
Rum, Cigars Ac., Ac. GEO ROE B< >UCsEIN, Marshal.
J P. TRAVER. auctioneer.
. Mortgage sale, this day, December 15, 1374, at 10J?
o'clock, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, at r,7 and 59
Great Jones street, one bay Morse. Hurncss. Wagon, Ac.,
Ac. GEORGE BOUCaEIN, Marshal.
J P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER.
. M nrs'ial's sa le, this day, December 15, 1874, at 11
o'clock, by vlrluo ot an execution, at .'>7 and 5'.) Great
J one street, tnree crates ,-ewlng Machine Tables.
(Screws, Hinges, Ac., Ac. john A. WfcTH, Marshal.
J ames m ford, auctioneer?si lls this day,
at J o'clock, at 76 Third avenue, the entire Furniiure
of 2" rooms embracing line Parlor. Cnamber, Bedroom,
Dining Hoom and medium Furniture of all descriptions;
Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Wardrobes, litagcres, Buffets,
One Lounges, Piano about 40 Curpels. 1,000 yards 011
cloth. Druggets, Mats. Rugs Ac.; Silverplated Ware,
fine hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bolsters and Pillows,
Mirrors. Extension 1 able, Ac., ollcrlng an excellent op
portunity lor housekeepers and others. Personal atten
tion given to sales at residences or stores. Prompt.
B. MINTZ.
MORTOAC.K SALE.?P. GAFI'NEY, AUCTIONEER,
sells this day. at 10}-B o'clock, order ot the mortga
gee, the Fixtures ol the. grocery st re H4 Allen street.
Also other Goods belonging to toriner purchaser*. bale
positive.
PAWNBROKER'S SALE.?ThOS. J. M'GRaTH, Al'C
tloneer, 1M Chatham street, corner Mulberry, will
sell this day, at II o'clock. Men's an I Women's Clothing,
Dresses, shawls, Hnnmanta. guilts, Blankets. Bedding,
Boots, shoes, Ac.; also 1 oats. Pants and Vests. By order
B Peyser, .second avenue.
pawnbroker'S SALE.?RICHARD FIELD, tiEN
eral Auctioneer, salesroom No. 89 Bowery, w.ll sell
this day, at 11 o'clock.&W lots Men's and Women's Cloth
ing. Dresses, Shawls, Remnants, Underclothing, Bros,
Bedding, yuilts. Blankets, Boots, Shoes, Ac.. Ac.; ai o
Coats, Pants and Vests. Hy order It Simpson A Co., 19S
Bowery, n H.?Tlie sale of Men's Clothing will begin at
11 o'c ock sharp.
AWN BROKERS1 RALE THIS DAY?WATCHES AND
Jewelry.?JAMES agar. Auctioneer, will sell at
ttiilesroom 59 New B.iwery, at I o'clock, 500 lots tiuld
and Silver Wulcheg, Gold and Diamond Jewelry, Pins,
Kin*i. Earrings, Brateli is, chains, Necklaces, Lockets,
Opera Glasses, Pistols. Fancy Goods, Ac By order of
P. Starr, Houston street, and D. G. Ferguson. Broome st.
P
Richard Walters auctioneer.
Fancy Goods. Hosiery, Woollena,
Underclothing C'loihs, Clothing. Ac.
Marshsl's sale?Will sell i hursday, at itij^ o'clock, at
salesroom i~l l-ast Broailwav, a large and general assort
ment of gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Fancy Goods,
; hlrts and Drawers. Ho.iiery, Woollens, suspenders,
Cloths and Cassirneres, Clothing, Sewing Machines, Ac.
L. OAltDE, Marshal.
S ALL DA COT I ON FACTORY, NEAR COLUMBIA,
S. C.
Sale hv Heceivera
In the Matter of the Citizens' su\ings Hank of South
Carolina, Bankrupt:?William Johnston, I'ciuioner, t's.
John Flslier, I ru-ti e ol the Citizens' savings Bank, et al.
Pursuant to the decretal order of the Hon. George S,
Bryau, United StatesJudge u?r me District ol south
Carolina dated Hie l.'itli day or October, 1*74, In the
Shove slated causc, we will sell on Monday, the 4th day
ot January, liflft, lietween the hours of eleven ilL
o'clock in the lort noon aim three :i o'clock in the alter
noon, In Iront ol the Court House, lor the county of
i Icliland. In the city ol Columbia, s. C., uie following
Properly, to wit:?
The undivided SeT?n-lhlrtletti< (7 m) of (),?. Lands,
Tenements. Easements. Hereditaments Fixtures Tools
Machinery and Appurtenances i onstitnting the. Prop
erty known as ibe . alud* Fa. tory, the sit me being IIM
Interest of John Fisher, I ru.stei therein.
Also the tmdlvded One Tenth (l III) of the Lands,
Tenements, Easements, llercdiuiinents Fixtures, T#uls,
Machinery and At>i>url?iiiiiicc? cunsUtuting the prop
ert) known as the Samd* Factory, the same being the
Interest ol Jo'jn B Palmer therein. 1 he s.ml factory is
located in the county of l-cxuigton, on the western bank
of the sulida River, about three 1) miles irooi the city
of Columbia and has now in a tive op oration six thou,
sand five hundred (l>.500i spindles, to wlucli Is attached
Iwo hundred and Uiirtv-rlve ?3>) Acresol Land, lying
on lioili sides ol the salu la Ktvi-r, which enables Hie
power to be very larg. ly Increased, with but a II tie
outlay, to several thousand horse power.
Either of the above Interests can he treated for at pri
vate sale on or helora ihe Istdav of January next, the
former by apply!** to John Fisher, trustor at Colum
bia, S. C.. and the latter by applying |,j a. G. Breniser,
Assignee, a' Charlotte, N c.
Terms ol M'e. one-third cash and the balance In a
cretin Ol one and two years, secured hy bond ;<nd mort
gage hearing seven (7) percent interest. Purchasers'to
pay lor all papers.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON I ?
joun Fisiiek. I Receivers.
Cot.TTWBIi, S. O.
SHERIFF'S SALE.?A. S. HIOItARHH A CO. WILL
11 sell, on Wednesday December IT, 1*74, al II 0 Clock,
at No. 7 college place, tlie content* of a Boot and slioo
Store consisting of Ludica , Men's an I Chiiclren's Boots
and sboes, Ac.. Ac WM c, CONNER, Sheriff.
Jahks r*f, Depuly sheriff,
(JIIERIFP'S KALE ot CARPETS, OILCOTH8. AC.
O s. IIEKMaN, Kheriff's Auotioneer, sells Hits day
flue-day). Decembei l.V at II o'i lock, at No 6 Uowlln*
Green, a lot uI Carpels, oilcloth. Shades, Ac.
VV M C. CONNER, Sheriff.
PiraicK Caarasi.i DsDuty.
SA LEN AT AUCT1W.
SHERIFF'S SAI.K OK HOOTS, SUOKS, PIXTURES, AO.
S. Ml l<M AN, Sheriff's ami General Anettooeer. *?ll?
this day (Tuesday), December Ift. ut II O'cluct, fit Nu. 128
sixth avenue, the Stock and Fixtures ol a first clasn Boot
ami Hno* sior-. consisting ol' Boois, Snoes, Oaiters, Rub
bers, hrotaus, Slipper*. Lasting*. Cutting^ Ac.; ilin
Counter*, ( hairs Mirror*. ( arpet*. Mailings, Fixtures,
Ac. >u!o positive Dealers in\ it? ?l
WM. C. CONNER. Sheriff.
Tiiohss McSkkdo.*, Deputy.
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FROM
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OFFICE, NO. ~2 ANN STREET.
WILLIAM KENNELLY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SF.LL
at au"tlon on Thursday, December 17, ut 12
o'clock, ut the hxcliange Salesroom, 111 Broadway, hy
order ol the executors ot Michael O'Donogliue, ilie five
story House 677 and 577)? Grand street; two mores: flue
locution. Maps at auctioneer's olllcc, No. 4 Pine street.
TUB LKC'fUBlt SEASON.
4 ?SPKCIAL LEO TURK EVERY NIOHT, AT S
J\ . o'clock. ?t the New York Museum of Anitomy, Cld
Broadway, b Iwean ?ouston ami Uleecker streets
DU. FAUX ADLER. OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY,
wiil deliver u memorial Iddrcn en the late Dr. ALra
liuin Uciger, al Steiuway Uail, ou Monday, 2lst in.it.. uv
8 P. M.
gTEINWA* HALL. Y. M. H. A.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18,
Lecture on "Irony and Humor in Shakespeare."
Rev. JOHN WKISS.
Admission 75 cents, with Seat 91, for sale at Stelnway
Hall j Schlrmer's, 701 Broad wsy. ticket, office 114 Brood
way ? Tyson. Filth Avenuu Hotel, and ut rooms 112 West
Twenty-first street.
PIAXOFOUTKS, ORGANS, &C.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND HANDSOME
Pianos to runt, at HAINES BROTHER*' Piano
Rooms, 27 Union souaro. New Pianos on instalments or
low tor cash; two Pianos, been used a little, very low lor
cash.
A -FOR RENT, UPRIGHT. SQUARE AND GRAND
. Pianos of our own make; niso lor salo, a number
ot tine second hand Pianos, in perlect order. WILLIAM
RN \uk a co., No. 112 Kiiiii avenue, above Sixteenth at
AT $I5!>, BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO i $25
cash, balance $5 monthly; also fine Oigan. seven
stops, same tcruis. J. BluDLE, 13 Wavcrley placc, near
Broadway.
AN INVITATION.?STEIN WAY'S CHICKKRING'8
and other fine Pianos tor the holidays; wholesale
prices lor cash: on instalments und lor rent; seven oc
taves, $150 to $0*).
8. x. bai.l A Co., is But Fourteenth street.
A 7U OCTAVE, FOUR ROUND CORNERS, STEINWAY
J\ Piano, at immense sacrifice lor cash: new seven
stop Peolubot.rPolion Organ, $100; second-hand Pianos
Iroiu $50 to $-U0; cash Instalments
K KAK1'ER, <5- Bowery.
A GREAT C'TANCE.?S7D0 PIANO, HALF PRICE,
hv order administratrix G. Barmorc estate, Si>8
Bloecker street; 35 years'standing; best piano made.
Call and examine, second hand Piano i heap
A ROSEWOOD PIANO AND STOOL, $1(10: BEAUTI
tnl overstrung bass, lull Iron frame Pianoiorto,
$175; Pianos to rent, $5 per mouth; Instalments re
ceived. GOLDSMI i IPS,
28 Bleecker street, neur Bowery.
A MAGNIFICENT TJ< OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
tour round corners, carved ca<e, overstrung bass,
patent agraffe, celebrated m'iker, cost 0, tor $2*0;
licsidence 21 I'.ust 20th street, near Broadway.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEIR ELE
gant Kielnwav A son'sl'lanoforte at a sacrifice; a
brilliant toned 1% octave, richly carved, four round,
rosewood case, full agraffe, overstrung Piano, having
all improvements, printed guarantee, bill ot sa'e. cost
$975, tor $2 a N. B.?Stool, Cover, Box for shipping.
Call, three days, nrivate residence 210 West 2ist street
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL DISPOSE OF THEIR
. magnificent, brilliant loned, IK octave, four round
carved Pianoforte: all improvements; lull agrafl'e; best
city make.s: cost $910, tor $250; Stool, Cover, box for
shipping. Call at private residence 120 West 23d st
A MAGNIFICENT GRAND SQUARE 1% OCTAVE,
lour round corners, rosewood Piinoforte, all modern
improvements, patent agraffe, brilliant tone, nearly
new, cost $1,20), lor $275; stool. Cover; box for snipping;
a lot Parlor, Chamber Furniture; a sacrifice. Residence
103 Wesi Twenty-eighth street, near sixth avenue.
A LADY WILL BELL FOR LE8? THAN $100 CHll.'K
ering rosewood Pianoforte, Including stool, Ac.;
also 7 octave rosewood Upright Pianoforte, carved legs,
In perfect order. Call at 28 Third street, near Bowery.
AT 258 WEST TWENTY-THIRD STREET?A Pow
erful and brilliant toned Bradbury Pianoforte: has
all modern improvements, overstrung bass, in use since
April, cost $W5, tor $'250; Stool, Cover.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL BEAUTIFUL
covered rosewood seven octave Piamorte, over
strung bass, celebrated maker; cost $150, for $100. 243
East with street, between 2nd aud 3d a vs.
URDETT.?FOR THE HOLIDAYS? ORGANS.
Uuroett For the holidays. Organs.
Burdett Elegant new cases. Organs.
Burdett Easy lnsialmeuts taken. Organs.
Burdett Parlor Organs, $50 an 1 upward. Organs.
Burdett Secondhand Instruments very cheap. Organs.
Burdett Fine new Pianos, only $250. Organs.
BILLINGS A WHEELOCK, 11 East Fourteenth street
New and SECOND HAND PIANOS and parlor
Organs lor sale?At very l#w prices; rent $2 to $3
per month. 46Second avenue. K. LUDKE.
B
0 ROANS, FIN EST IN TUB MARKET, KOR PRES.
cuts, at wholesale prices this month j $75 to $4U0;
ou instalments and lor rent.
s. X. liAt.l. A CO., IS East Fourteenth street.
Piano WANTED-A FIRST CLASS UPRIGHT OR
square, but little usen and In perfect order; if offered
at a sacrifice cash will be paid. Address, with lull par
ticulars, box 2,211 New York Post utiles.
\\T ANTED TO PURCHASF.-A GOOD UPB1GHT
?T Piano: also Upright Parlor Bedstead. Address,
naming maker and lull pnrtlculars, with bottom cash
down price, OCIAVE, box ln'J Herald ofllce.
WtlQA For BEST NEW 7M OCTAVE PIANOS; 7
' octava, new, $225: those use.,1 a little lor lom.
Circulars mailed. U. K. PIANO CO., HID Broadway. N. V,
pr<w\ PIANOS AND ORGANS NEW AND SECOND |
?JUU hand, of first class makers, wi'l be sold at lower 1
?rices for cash, or on instalments, or for rent, dnrnig !
hese hard times und tha holidays, by HORACE 1
WATERS A hON, 181 Kroadway, than ever before offered
in New York.
51 nnn PRINCE organs and mklodeons
TsVUU now in nse, n?w improvements; seven
octave Piano, $0 rent; double need Organ for $5J.
GORDON A SON, IS bast Fourteenth street,
EUROPE.
\\T BLOECKP.R, BREMEN, O BUM A NY,
f V , Exporter of Potatoe Flour,
iniinufaeturcd of the very best produce, without acids
an 1 mixtures.
Pure quality warranted.
Snow wintc color.
Cheap price.
Samples and price list sent post free.
Aripiv to W. BLOECKKli. office 32 Obci n street, Bre
men, Germany.
CLUTHlWtt. _
AT B. MIN'TZS, Mi THIRD AVENUB, BBTWEBN
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets.?Ladles pud
gentlemen will be astonished at the ureal prices, we pay
in cash lor casi-ofl clothing, Carpets, Jewelry; Silk
Dresses, $10 to $60; Coats, $3 to $15; Pants. $2 to $1 A
note by uost puaoiuaUy attended to by Mr. or Mrs. MiuU.
AT ;!3fc SIXTH AVENUE. NKaR FOURTH TREET.?
N.mIIAN pays the highest cash prices for ladles'
and gentlemen's Cast-oil Clothing, Carpets, Ae. Call on
or address Mr. or Mrs. NATIIAN.
A GREAT DEMAND FROM MV AGENT FOR WEAR. ,
ing Apparel, Carpets and Furniture, which compel* ;
me to pity these prices ?For Drosses, $11) to >100; Coats,
$3 to $iw; Punts, $3 to $10. flense to call on or address
J. ANIIALT or Mrs. ANHALT, 178 Seventh avenue.
/"ILOTIiINQ?H. 11 KHZ, 83J BROADWAY. NEAR
thirteenth street, pays the highest price lor Ladles'
and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel, Note by mail will
be promptly attended to.
MCOHN, 426 SEVENTH AVENUE. BELOW TIIIR
. ly-lourth street, pay*the mil value lor ladles'and
gentlemen's Wearing Apparel and Carpets, by calling on
our address. Ladles attended by Mrs. Cobn.
A8THOLOOY.
ATTENTION t-KNOW THY DESTINY.?COfTsl LT
the wonderfully gifted Clairvoyant; gives Iuck;
causes marriages. H'J West t-orty-lU'st street, near
Broad way.
Attention?consultation on business
losses, enemies, lawsuits, absent friends, love,
marriage and death; pay r?tused unless satisfied.
Mine. KINGliI, Clairvoyant. (Ul eixtb avenue.
Mme. kosa. CLAIRVOYANT and isPiRir vikiok
i?t, reveals your whole life, from the cradle io the
yrave. <72 Canal street Consultation, $1.
Mme sortei.l. prom tiik SOUTH, can be
< (insulted upon business, love and marriage for a
tew data only. 18 Amity street.
M EDICU.
A?DR. AND MMK. OK1NDLB CUBSALt.COM
? plaints. H> years' practice. IJJ West T wenty-sixtiiiu
A? MMIi. MAXWELL, MIDWIFE. RESIDENCE, lit
? East Tenth street, near Third avenue.
A-DK. and MME. Van It I' KIRK, RESIDENCE
. No. bMLEast 2Hi.b at , botwean Jdaod L*iui?fln> m
A?MME. RESTEI.E, MIDWIFE Hl.scK 1810, NO. I
? East Mity socond si reel, first door I'ruiu Milli av. j
A -MME. Mil,, MIDWIFE PHYSICIAN. ?>7 EAST ,
? Porly-ninth street, uear Third avenue.
CIOMhULT lilt. OK MMIi WEST.?ALL COMPLAINTS
J ? ured ; ad vine tree. 40 Bleeckcr at., near Jbroail way.
DR. KING'S OLD patients AND FRIEND# CAN i
Hurt Iilm at U Lexiucivu avenue at aU hours.
i^MtHEMESTS.
LYORUM THEATRIC MISS SOLDKNE.
M Orau and Chizjtola lessees aud Manager*.
LAS I WEEK HUT fWU
of
MISS EMtLV SoLDENE
ami Iter o?lohrai?Ml
ENGLISH OPERA BOUKFiS 00MPANY.
EVERT EVKNI.NO this WEEK,
also ut the
Saturday matin &k, December i?.
will ho repeated llerve's beautiful oner*
111K SUCCESS OK TilH SEASON,
<<? ? f
I CHILPKRIO,
MUi Soidcne u Chllperlc.
| CHILPEK1C.
| NEW SCENERY. NEW COSTUMES.
#*,In^ehearsai for speedy representation, witn a stage
attire surpassing In splendor all previous productions,
THE PRINCES* OF TKEBIZONDE.
Seatf secured six days In Hdvauca.
OLYMPIC THEATRE,
LYMPIO THEATRE,
OLYMPIC THEATRE, ?'4 nUOADWAY.
MR. john K. POOLE Manager
"THE TaLK OK THE TOWN."
HIE GREAT EST SUCCESS OK THE DAY.
UNI IL FURTHER NOIICE.
THE HI.ACK AND TAN) CROOK,
THK BLACK (AM) IANI CROOK.
THE GHEaT tIKMALE BALI.ET I'ROUPS.
Brilliant weleomc of me New York favorite*
RICKEY ANU HARNEY,
RICKEY AND BARNEY.
IN THK KB COMIC SKETCHES,
A 8TRIKE ON Tllh BOULEVARD, TAKlNQ THE
PLEDGE, and THE AWKWAKD SQUAD.
Second appearance of the celebrated Comedian.
Mr. FRED WILSON ami hU ORICCIAN STAIUE&
becoml appearance ol the popular Artists,
lliwri NILKS AND EVANH,
In their now sketch. FRITZ'8 ooodby.
Mr ANDY HUGHES and Miss ANNIE UUUllES.
SOL bMITU RUSSe.LL,
Mr. Ql'S WILLIAMS,
SANKORO AND WILSON.
WM. COURTRIGIIT. W. II. CA111LL. TIIOs. GRANGER.
THE MADRID WONDER, HONOR BORTOLLI.
Miss EMMA DAY, Miss ALICE HARRISON.
EVERY ACT IN THE OLIO ENTIRELY NEW.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY ANDj*ATl It DAY.
WALLACE'8.
W Proprietor and Manager.Mr. I.ESTEB WALLACE
Mr. DION BOOCICAUI.T,
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINP.B,
In a new and original Irish play, entitled
HIE SIIAUGI1RAUN.
Mr. II. .1 MONIA'iUE. Mr JOHN GILBERT, Mr.
IIA It R V BECKETT, Mr. EDWARD ARNOIT, Mr J. B.
POLK. Mr. K. M. HOLLAND. Mr. LEONARD, Mr. ED
WIN. Miss ADA DYAS. Miss JEFFREYS I.EW1S, Mum.
PUNiSI. Miss ION I. BUItKE. Mrs. SEFTO.N and Miss
ISLAIsDELL also In the cast
Carriages may be ordered at 10:>0l Seats secured
three weeks in advance.
Globe theatre,
m Broadway. 730.
CAMPBELL A MURTIIA Manager!
floating ON THE FULL TIDE OF SUCCESS.
Rapturous app'ause nightlv grce's the Queou of Song,
MISS JENNIE III.GIl Erf.
ADAH RICHMOND.
CORA ADRIANCE. CORA ADHIA NCR.
NELLIE YOUNO. J KAN GRAY, MOLI.E MITCHELL.
The only KERN ELL
NEX FOX. NED FOX.
WM. DETER!?.
The Champion Son.' an I Dance Artists,
FOX and GOSS.
FOLEY and WADE,
WALTER BRAY. D. THOMPSON'. JOHN WOODARD.
4 PROPHETS.
THE O'SII AUGIIN KSsY GUARDS.
Tbc grand local and extravagant extravaganza,
TRIPS TO THE MOON ;
OR, SOCIETY 1'.I74.
Entirely remodeled and reconstructed.
Theatre comiqub,
r.U BROADWAY.
Mr. JOSU HART Sole Proprietor
Return of the premier entertainers.
HaRRIOaN and HART.
HAKRIGAN and HART will appear In their new and
original characters viz. t?
REAL ESTATE VS. LIFE INSURANCE,
THE HKI DMORBs),
and a new comic drama, entitled
BIGG. OR,
TIIE IRISH TRAGEDIAN.
First week of the Ventriloquist,
mr. haicby Kennedy.
MR. GEO. FREDRICK8, M it. WM. NOOVAN.
MISS ALICE HATE MAN, Mil. JOHN WILLIAMS.
In new acis, songs, dances, 4c.
A new and lauirhable usuro sketch by
MR. JOHN WILD and Mil. OHAS. WHITE,
entitled ALAS! POOR YORICK I
MR. WM. CARTER, MR. JAMES BRADLEY,
MISS KITTY O'NEIL, MIS3 ALICE BLNNEIT,
and the entire company In
A NEW OLIO OF FUN.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
BOOTH'S THEATRE. nERO OP TIIE HOUR.
JAKRETT A PALMER Lessees anil Managers
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
the entirely new, grand, spectacular, romantic and his
torical Urami of four acts, written expressly lor Booth's
'I heatre, by M. PAUL FEVAL, author of the "Duke's
Motto;" adapted to the Amerlcau s'.iige, after careful
anil ludlclous revision, by Mr. GEORGE FAWCETI
RoWE, author ol "The Oeneva Cross." and entitled
TI1E HERO OK THE UOURl
Beyond the power of the cast of characters, the pro
<1 uetit>ii will lie distinguished lor the .M AONI KICENCK
ol ita scenery anil perfection In nil its heverai divisions
ot Music, Costumes, Mechanism, Ac., Ac.
ASSIGNMENT OK PARTS.
PUC DE nil II RLIl'j t | | u n i? v in rttt i RT
CAVALIER FORTUNE.. ( i M- UEI'ra SIUAKT
Hecrnlly from the theatres Porte St. Martin an<l Oalte,
Pans, his llrst appearance in America and on any
siauc in au English speaking character.
LA PISTOLE Mr U. B. BISHOP
BERT It AN D Mr. KRE "ERICK B. WARDK
CtllZAC Mr CHARLES LIS CLKKOU
CHEVALIER COURTNEY.Mr. CHARLES ROCKWELL
LOISEL Mr. J. EDWIN IRVING
BaDIN Mr. KD. B1IEPPAKD
PONTCALLEO.,..-. Mr. 1JENRY WEAVKR
BEVE II It I AND Mr. K. MONROE
SOURDEAC Mr. J W. BKUTONE
THERE E BAOIN Miss L1LLIE F.LDRIDGK
DUCHESS OK MAINE Miss MAUDE GRANGER
ALOEE Miss LOUISE HENDERSON
ZEBLINK Miss ROSa Si. CLAIR
COUNTESS OK BOURBON Miss MARY WELLS
MIONETTE Miss HETTY TRACY
BARBELOITE Miss ESTELLE MORTIMER
LA SOURIS Miss AUGUSTA RAYMi(NI)
CHOUXFljEUR Mis< EMMA GRATTAN
FLOWER GIRL Miss PAULINE RUTIlERKORi)
SEATS.
THE BOX OFFICE will lie open dally from 8 A. M. to
10 I*. M. A grand extra Matinee on CHRISTMAS DAY.
DAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS'
O NEW OPERA HOUSE,
Broadway, corner t wenty ninth street
FIRST WEEK OF THE
BLACK STATUE.
IMMENSE BUCCEhS OF
Mr. .1. H. CARLE,
In his old time Banjo songs.
REAPPEARANCE OK BILLY BIRCH.
WAM1JOLI). RACKUS, RYMAN. RICA RUG. III DOLPH,
TREMANK, PELll AM, MACK IN. WIL
SON and MULLALY,
IN NEW FEATURRS.
Street cars may he ordered at 10.
Peats secured. Moral?Wo early.
Jjl LAMB'S NEW P A t K THEATRE, BROOKLYN,
'J. TI'K>DAY. December If, 1S74. and during the
tveek R M. CARROLL A SuN.-i in Bartlcy Campbell's
succvsslul drama of
THE ORPHANS.
BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE. WEST 21D STREET.
Every evening at H. Saturday Matinee at 2.
FUN. FUN. UHANOB OF BILL. FUN. FUN,
A SLIPPERY I) A YI
Jubilee Conocrt.Tiupanonlon.
"Come where my 'ovo lie*
dreaming" ... Rival daru.es.
Cousin Joe's Visit Consplra
tors. Cremation. Red Hot.
You never miss the water till the well runs drv."
Box olllee open from it A. M. lo 10 P. M. Seats secured.
SLIPPERY DAY MATINEE SATURDAY ATI
BRYANT'-> MINSTREL
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS.
BRYAN I'S MINSTRELS.
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS.
BRYANT'S M IN STl< ELS.
BRYAN I'S MINSTRELS.
CiERMANIA THEATRE. FOIUTEENTH STREET.
r AD. NEUENDORF? Director
TUESDAY, December 15. ULTIMO.
Coinedv. In five acts, by Moser.
Box office open daily from 8M until 4 o'clock.
NEW YORK STADT THEATRE^U AND 47 BOWERY,
AD. NEUENDORFK Director
Star engagement of
UNA MAYR,
the lavorite of Germany, in Opera BotifTc.
TUESDAY, December 15,
DURGKOANGENE WEIBr.R.
Comedy, in five acL?, by stureubiirg and Lortzing.
LISA MAYR as Naomi
Box ofllce open from 8>i o'clock A. M.
Ti^AIR _ "
J? of the
Ladies' Union Belief Association,
hi aid of
Sick Soldiers of tno Late War and their Families,
at
Miisonlo Hall,
corner of Twenty third street an-1 Sixth avenne,
Commencing December 14, and continuing turough the
week.
?TraND <S ? A ~ 2.11
\T Matinee I TONY PASTOR'S 1 BOWERY.
TO-DAY. 4 ? OPI.UA 11 i i I -E.
GRiWiD ORGAN CONCERT.
Church ol tlio Holy Trinity. Madison avenue and
Forty-second street, Wednesday. December 10. at 4 P. M.
Organist, George W. Morgan; Vocalist, Adolph Sulist,
basso. Ad mi*,ion 26 cents.
fllONV PASTOR'S ? ?
J. OPERA HOUSE, | LADIES FREE TO-NIGHT
?ll BOWERY. <$>
C1ARTIERS SOIREE DANSANTE,
J EVf.RY TUESDAY EVENING.
Beettio\en lla I, ill) Kittb street.
Thus evening, tony pastor's opera house,
LADIES ADMITTED FREE OK CHARGE.
TONY PA.vlOU AND HIS GREAT TBOUI'B.
J. (). STEWART'S sensation Drama, NAT.
GRIND MATINEE To DAAT XH O'CLOCK.
J WOOD'S GYMNASIUM. NO. A EAST TWENTY
? eighth street?Nineteenth ANNUAL EXHIBITION
1I!URSi?aY EVENING, December 17. Grand display
ot Boxing. Fencing AHileiic Feats, Ac. 'I if kets admitting
a lady and gentleman |L Member* aim lrteuds please
take notion.
DAIMl'l!\O At AUEMIES,
A J. SAUSI 'S DANCING ACADEMIES.?CLASSES
? at M:\soulc Hull. 114 East Thirteenth street; Bre
voort Hall, l&4 East Hilly -fourth street PRIVATE LES
SONS at any hour. CIRCULARS at private academy,
212 East Eleventh street
A ?DODWoRTII'S PRIVATE CLASSES FOB DANfJ
J\? Ing, No. {12 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth
street, open tor tile season.
Morning and afternoon classes for la.ties and children.
Kvenlnz elatses lor gentle rani, sen I lor a circular.
?CAR I lEK'S DANCING AC A Dr.M Y. PLIMPTON'S
? Building, intersection Sim vesanl and Ninth
slrents?Classes every Monday and Thursday: pri
vate lessom In Glide Waltz ? specialty. Ueceptlou every
l luirsday evening.
A J. MAICS ACADEMY OF DANCING, 2H9 HI.EECK
? er street ?New classes lor beginners now forming ;
lor terms. Ac , semi lor cirenlar. eoirue dauaeiiUi overy
Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock.
T>ROOKES'DANCING ACADEMY, .Hi I BROOME ST.?
.1) All the fashionable Dances in one course of lessons.
Afternoon olasses lot ladies hit? I children; evenings lor
gentlemen PRIVATE INST?LCI ION at all,hours.
Ballet master-diimar-s dancing aoad
emy, 114 West Fourth street?Clauses open; all
(lances taught iierfeuily iu one <iuur'*r; fix lutiiouaMo
dances laiwUt lo six bfivau loaeoa*
AKCRinF.irrs.
BARNCMS MKNAOKK1B, MUSEUM
ORBAT ROMAN hippodrome.
thk o ranu
AMUSEMENT CENTRE OP NEW TORSI
A WEEK OF
KOVRLTIES UPON TUB ORAND COURSMI
NEW KDHAN WAlt HACKS I COD KIWI
NEW ROMAN CHARIOT RACB8I
NEW LADIES' .IU^DCe'VacEsT**0"'0 BACESI
NKW LADIES' PLAT RATES I
_ NKW ENGLISH JuCKST BACESI
NEW TRAINED ANIMAL. HACKS I u.ac>E,ai
NEW RUSSIAN COURIER RACES!
? NEW FEATURES IW*Tn?
GRAND ORIENTAL I'AUK ANT, THE
FETE Ai' PEKIN; Fi TE AT PKKINt
FETE AT PEK1N; PET8 AT FEKIuf
OR, *
HOLIDAY OF TIIE CELESTIALS!
LAST WEEK OF TIIE JACKLEY KAMILYI
last week op the jaoklky familyi
CI RAM) MENAGERIE OP
SIX II r N DICED WILD R BASTS!
Door* open at I und 6:30 Exhibition at 3:30and 8.
( hil'ireii undar III half price. Keats secured six day!
In advance. Ho* oflioe open from ? to i
...,?'?AN!! "Ramahc, equestrian,
hl'I.Li I AC ULAIC, Cll H18TMAS FANTO.vJlMB
IN preparation FOR TUB HOLIDAYS.
/Tin AVENUE THEATRE,
Twenty-eighth street and Broadwsr.
Begins at 8; over nt 10:45.
Proprietor and Manager... Mr. AUGUSTLN DAL?
TO-NIcnT.
SHE STOOI'H TO CONQUER.
As actod at the SL James Theatre 300 Nlghte
Characters !>y Mr. W. DAVIDGF., Mr. LOUIS JAMRN.
Mr JAMES LEWIS, Mr. (lEOHliK pakke.S. Mr O F
DKVEKE, Mr OWEN FAWCBTr, Mr. J W JEN
N1NGH. Mr. F. OHAI'MAN, Mr*. O. n. HII.HKnT m.8?
SARA jewett. Miss NELLIE MORTIMER.
MATINEE HA I URDAY AT I .SO.
HUE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
WEDNESDAY and thursday, MAN AND WIFB*
First appearance ol Miss ANNIE ORAII AM UJ ^uu byU
vebter.
FRIDAY EVENING. LONDON ASSUUANCP!.
ceived with screams of laughter by a crowded audience
on Saturday last
SATURDAY MATINEE and EVENING, SHE STOOPS
TO CONQUER. The now version having lieen liaiied aa
a mii-l Ailing companion picture to THE SCHOOL Ftitt
SCANDAL.
IN REHEARSAL
a famous Fairy Comely, plave.d in London for nearly
MM night*.
(
J RAND OPERA HOUSE. BLACK crook,
ItLACK crook.
BLACK crook.
It LACK crook.
BLACK crook.
ItLACK CROOK
I'LACK CROOK.
BLACK CROOK.
BLACK CROOK
BLACK CROOK.
BLACK CROOK.
BLACK CROOK.
P.LACK CROOK.
BLACK CROOK
BLACK CROOK.
ItLACK CROOK.
BLACK CKOOK.
NEW FEATURES
INTRODUCED, and
all the Oorgaotu At
tractions that have
secured the atten
dance of so many ad
miring tnousanils will
be retained.
GRBATBST
PIECES
MATINEB NEXT SATURDAY.
GRAND EX f It A MATINEE ON CHRISTMAS DAY.
5ARK THEATRE.
JOHN T. RAYMOND
in his
fourteenth WEEK
COLONEL MULBERRY SELLERS,
MARK TWAIN'S DRAMA,
still an
UNABATED POPULAR ATTRACTION.
Ninety-sccond performance. Tuesday, December IS.
Secore seats !n advance tn avoid the crtub.
EVER V EVENING.
MATINEE saturday.
w
OOD'S MUSEUM. WOOD'S.
THIS
EVENING AT 8. I AFTERNOON AT I
O. II. VINSON I THE GREAT DRAMA
IN I OF
_ QUITS I OLrVEB TWIST.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE?585 BROADWAY.
Look at our list of Star I'crformers.
Miss MINNIE IIAS.-.A.V, KENNEDY and MANNING.
Miss LILLIK MAY, BARNEY REYNOLDS.
Miss LIZZIE 8U ELTON, HAPPY DAVE M'COY,
Miss MAOOIB GRAY, FRANK BELL
Miss Agues SUTHERLAND, nARRY HART,
anil all the Metropolitan favorites.
Twenty-third week of the CANCAN.
Mile. DE ROCHEFOUCAULD as VOLUPTUARY.
MATINEE Wednesday and Saturday, at 2:3l> o'clock.
Mrs. f. b. oonwavs Brooklyn theatre.
Last week of Miss charlotte thompson.
I.very evening during the week, Saturday Matinee. The
beautiful play, JANE EYRE. MONDAY; December 21,
Mrs. F. B. CONWAY.
MACCABE? ROBINSON nALL-EVERT EVENINO,
in a Revised Edition of his Entertainment,
"BEOONE, DULL CaRKI"
comprising, with countless additions the same
REPERTOIRE OF MIMICAL ODDITIES
as presented l>y .Mr. M ACCABE during his lute season of
KIH y NIGHTS at Stelnway Halh .
ACCABE?ROBINSON HALL?EVERY EVENING.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS OK THE NEW programme,
M
including the Sensational Deceptions of
Slit ROWLAND, THE BUFF-UN,
in which Mr. MACCaBK will personate two character!
at once (male and lemale), reinaiuing upou the stage, in
lull sight of the and tenoe.
MACCABE?ROBINSON HALL?EVERY EVENING,
In twenty -lour ol his bright ami delightful Persona
tions and songs. I.very taste suited. Beantitul Melo
dies. Operatic Selections, Piano Recitals, a superb c*.?
position of Ventriloquism and Charucier Delineation.
Admission, 5Jc. Reserved Seats, 5(Jc. extra.
Ticketofflec, Robinson Hall, oi>en ilaiiy iroin9 till#.
mONV PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 2'J1 BOWERY.
At the M ATINEE TO-DAY
GR IND
MATINEE
MATINEE
MATINEE
MATINEE
TO-DAY.
TO-DAY.
LADIES
FREE
the great comedian,
J. C. STEWART as NAT,
in his sensational Drama.
TONY PASTOR'S LATi.sT SONGS.
The I tinny EMERSON.-I.
The comical CAWTHORNES.
JOHN COLLlNn 111 SONG AND DANCE.
ALL THE TROUPE IN NEW ACIS,
TO-NIGHT. | i adies admitted free this evening.
CIOOPEII INSTITUTE.
J SLAVE CABIN CONCERTS.
Til K TENNESSEAN3
will give three of'the olilcn ttma
PLANTATION CONCERTS
a; above on TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and T1IUE"DAT
evenings, Decetnher 15. lti an 1 17.
Tills colored troupe have no superiors In rendering
tln-ir soul-stirring Southern Me'odics. They always giv*
entire sati.sliiction to tliclr audiences.
They Ming lor lha benefit ot a college of whicli the J IM
students.
STEINWAY IIALU THOMAS MATINEE.
satukday afternoon, December i?, a? s.
T1IEO. THOMAS' FIRST
MATINEE, GRAND MATINEE.
First appearance of tl:e young American Prima iJotina
MISS EMMA CKANOII, Contralto.
MR S. E. JACOBaOHN. Violin.
AND I'lIK (! HAND ORCHESTRA
Admission tickets. $1; Reserved Ken's. fiec. extT*.
Tlic sale of Reserved Seats anil Ticket* commenced
on Monday morning at the lmx ortlce ot Steinway Halt,
at 701 anil 114 Broadway, anil at .'VI Union square. Etill
proKriininie can be liad at all the principal music aifcl
piano stores.
MRS. JARLI Y'8 GENUINE WAXWORKS.
Ihe Cream of Fun and Humor.
Bv the Original si. Peter's Hall Atuatcara.
AT ST. PE I KU'S II ALL,
West Twentieth street, henveen I ighlh and Ninth ar&,
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER L3.
Reserved seats at Pond's, W Union square.
miVOU THEATRE,
1 F-lffh tli street,
between Second an I Uiird avenues.
IHE CHEAPEST
and
MOST 1'ol'ULAR
PLACE OF AMUSEMENT IN THE CITY.
TWO HOURS' FI N
FOR 2D CENTS ADMISSION.
The only place In the ? ity arranged alter the plan of tit*
London Music Hulls.
EVERY EVEMm) AM) SATURDAY MATINKE,
the gorgeouslv fitted up Pantomime.
I HE SEVEN DWARFS.
ROBERT BUTLER CLOW*'
JOHN WEISS WILL LECTURE AT BTETNWaT
Hall on Wednesday, December 16, on "Irony and
Humor."
ARGYLK rooms. SIXTH AVENUE AND THIRTIETH
STREET.-SOIREE DANS ANT h AND MU-ICAL
ENTERTAINMENT t VERY EVENING, COMMENCING
A I <> O'CLOCK. SPECIAL MaTINEE EVERY KATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON, COM >1 ENCI Nil A I' 3 O'CLOCK.
IADIES I TONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, .01
J admltleil Bowerv. No charge lor ladles this eveu
free to niglit. | in*. liring your wife with you.
A (IRANI! MATCH AT BILLI\KI)S WILL TAKR
place ai Chris. O'Connor's private room. Union
square, lor five hundred dollars i$.Mu), between F.
Clumsy anil C. Dion; the game to he il.UHO) one thousand
points piayed on two evenings, Tuesday and Wednes
day. 15th and 16tli insls., (.Mi)) five hundred point*
played each evening-. Play lo commence at 8 o'clock.
Admission $1 St. Tickets limited to 1U0 each evenln*,
and for sale at VIONAUX, IHIaSSY and DaN
?sTUAIIS'S hilllard saloon, corner Fourteenth street and
University place.
JADIES AND GENTLEMEN KITTED FOR TUB
J Dramatic and Variety Kiage on reasonable terms.
Pupils have an opportunity of playing while undergoing
Instructions. Prolessor GARDINER, 111) seventh av.
CPE'IAL DtSPATCUEB
FROM
WASUIN0T0N,
TII? EVENING* TELEGRAM,
1875.
POST PREPAID
TO ANY PART OK THE UNITED STATES.
PARTIES IN TUB COUNTRY DESIROUS Of
OBTAINING
THE LA~FeST NEWS,
IN ADVANCE OF THE MORNING! PAPERS
SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOB
TUB EVENllTtpTELEaRAM.
FIFTY CENTS A MONtTT
TlX DOLLARS A YEAS.
OFFICE, NO. i ANN STREET.
/ IHKI.nTMAs CAROLS I CHRISTMAS MUSIOI
" J Music Books, Mu.sio Folios, Music il Instruments, of
cverv variety anil price, lor holiday gift*. New GHt
Music Book lor lt<74, the ' Piano at Home," price $i Ml
platu, (?, lull gilt. Publisher by
C. U. Dii* no . 711 RtoiAwtf.

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