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ASffTSKBTElVTA.
OUMPIC THEATRE, <?? BBOADWAY'
joun r rooLE ? SSHMtf
?,KANt) MATINEE I THE BEST | TO DAY
OKAND MATINEE i ENTER! Al.SME.NT TO DAY
GRAND MATINEE IN lO DAY
OKAND MATINEE] THE t IITY. I TODAi
TUE FINEaT company IN AMERICA
TURF.E HOCKS OK I'l KF. LEGITIMATE FUN,
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA. MONDAY NEXT,
*?*'" FIRST PRODICTION OK
THE NEW CHRI.vrVlA* PANTOMIME.
NIMBLE NIP,
Or OORE UOMPHTZ, FAIRY SU.VEREYES AND TOE
PRINCESS Willi THE STRAWBKKKY MARK.
ONE HUNDRED BKAl'T!FUL CHILDREN,
M ALE AND Ki. MALI.
OCR ARMY AND NAVY,
fepreseni.- i l.y EfoHTy BKA( TIKlrL VCCNO LADIES,
A FI LL DRl M CORPS OK TWENTY KOUK.
NIMBLE NIP,
WILL BE THE MOST GOROEuCS AND BEAUTIFUL
HOLIDAY TREAT EVER OFFERED,
ai>>. 'in# In everv way worthy of this Theatre,
THE HUME OK PANTOMIME
UrALLAlIfg.
Proprietor ami Mtnuirtr Mr LESTER WALLACE
EVERY EVENING AND SATIRDAY MATINEE
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
will be presented the successful tour-act Comedy, entitled
BOS' >M
FRIENDS
by M??n H J. MONTAC.CE, JOHN GIL
BEK1' HaUKY BECKETT. E AK.VUT. C A STEVEN
SON. w HERBERT. E M HOLLAND. Miss ADA DYAS,
Mm*. PONlsI, Mm. GhRAI.DINE VI \YE, Minn E. BLAljS
A>LLLaud Miss ETHEL TIIOK.NTON.
Carriages may be ordered 10:45.
Seats can be secured two weeks In advance.
B
GOTH'S THEATRE. SI'ECIaL.
~JARRETT A PALMER rfsp-. tfuIlT *niMMu. orieri
fur reserved ?t?atn at ihe j>ertbrui*ace ?f J i LIU8 O.ESAR
?will now be received at th<* box ollice aud filled on next
Thursday morning, the 2iJd in?t., when the direct Httle of
ticket* will be beirun. Regular jir.ee* will prevail, aud
choice of placet can be ma ? from the diagram
^JIUKD MATiNEE AT BOOTH S THEATRE TO DAY.
B
OOTH'S THEATRE MATINEE BAY.
Mr aud Mr. BARNEY WILLIAMS
(lie reuuwued impersonators of Irish peasant life.
TWO OKAND PERFORMANCES TO-DAY.
j EVENING AT 8,
I repetition of the overwhelm
M ATINEE IS O'CLOCK. | Ingly successful grand ro
Kirat and only appearance I mantle Irish Drama, THE
this season of Mrs. BARNEY | CONNIE BOOGAH.
WILLIAMS as a YANKEE j CORNET MoORATII,with
GAL, with Yankee songs. ; the eongs of "Limerick
T> commence with CUS Races" and "Uraminachree,
TOMS OK THE COUNTRY, j Welcome,"
To conclude with the jreat Mr BARNEY WILLIAMS, j
Nautical Drama, BLACK- j NELLY NOLAN, with the '
EYED SUSAN. Mr. Warde delicious Irish ballad, "Pretty '
(is William, and M as Rosa , Girl Milking Her Cow" and |
Band as Susan. j the great IRISH JIG, "Con- I
i naughtman's Rauibles,"
i Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
?.?Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAMS' engagement closes with next
Week, aud lucluiles CHRISTMAS.
December 27, the CTand Shakespearian SDectacle,
JULIUS C.ESAK,
?the production, beyond the REMARKABLE 0AST, to be
notable for the grandeur and correctness of its Scenic Pic- |
t ires aud Living Tableaux, richness ot Costumes, superb '
ji.traphernalin. the multitude of c. rrectly and handsomely
armored auxiliaries, all together forming the most wonderful '
?l ire presentment ever made, either in Europe or America, j
Tne entire Great Company of Booth'* Theatre appear, and
?with the following wonderful Shakespearian combination:? ;
MR. LAWRENCE BARRETT. as .CASSICS.
MR. K C. BANGS as MARC ANTONY
MR E. L. DAVENPORT as BRUTUS. !
IULIUS CiESAR.?SUBSCRIPTIONS AT REGULAR
*1 rat?s now received at TYSON'S, Fifth Aveuue Hotel
and Windsor HoteL
T ULIUS C.E8AR.?ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
?l young men, six feet and upward in height wanted, in
H tditiou to the three hundred already secured. as auxiliaries j
in the great Shakespearian spectacle. Apply on Monday j
morning, a quarter before 10 o'clock, at tee Sixth aveuue
entrance to Booth's Theatre.
JOHN L. VINCENT, Stage Manager,
fPHIKD AVENUE THEATRE
JL between Thirtieth and Thirty flrst atreeta.
SIX NKW STARS. The Alualev*, Thounta Granfir, J. D.
li'iome, Mlaa Kittle Sharpe, Mi--s M. Fleetwood, l''oy ?.atera, j
mid tlie beat Minstrel Troupe iu tliU city
Reaorreil icata, T'> cunli; Orcheatra, 30 cent*; P&rquette,
25cenu; Gallery, 1.'. eenta.
O'^O STREET THEATRE.
Tremcndoua hit of
the new Comedy, entitled
THE FLATTERER.
THE FLATTERER.
Roars of laughter.
Thunder* of applauas.
THE FLATTERER
?very evening. Firat Matinee, Saturday, at 2.
CTH AVENUE THEATRE.
*/ Proprietor and Manager Mr AUGU8TIN PALY
EVERY NIGHT FOB TWO HUNDRED NIGHT'S,
Mr. AUOrSTIN DALY'B
GREATEST SUCCESS,
ppppp it gyygw u r eeeeee
P P II Q O U U E
PPPPP IIQ Q u r EEBE
P II q Q Q U U E
P II QQQO'J Q UKUUU EEEEEB
A I LAY OF TO-DAY.
TABLEAU I?The Conaerratory at Graaoiere
TABLEAU ll ?The I'uritan lloius at Deerfield.
TABLEAU i II ?A Mad Reaolve and ita I 'onam|tience*.
TABLEAU IV ?The Doctor'* Study in New York.
TABLEAU V -Behind Trinity Churchyard in a Snowitorm.
'I A HI.f;A! VI.?The River Attic?Beggar* Paradiae
TABLEAU VII.?A Fifth Avenue Drawing Room?Love
End* Where Love Began.
AV EXTRAORDINARY CAST,
including Miae Fanny Davenport, Mr. John Brougham. Mr.
' harlea Fi-hcr, Mr Jarmu Lewi*, Mr. D. II Harkius, Mr W,
Davids. Mr Maurice Barrvmnre, Mr F. Harden berg, Mr.
.1 .lm Drew. Mr 0. HixHwell, Miaa leffn-v" I^wia. Mrs O. H.
Gil Dart, Emily Rlgl. Kate Holland and Mis* Sydney Cowell,
IN characters ok today.
PlQtJE MATINEE To Day, at half-paat one.
??* Box SHEET OPEN two weei.. in idvance
GRAND . HRISTMAS Ml !\:-.K OK PIQUE.
/ 1UIC*#RING HALL.
M >NDA V E VEXING, D >. AT 8.
Mr. GEORGE VANDKMIoFF'8
NEW ENTEBTAi.N Uv.VT.
LIGHTS AND FO" i ,UTS,
Remlniacenc
THEATRE. GREEK Rum,I , . I) STAGE
WITH IMITATIONS OF CELKHU \TED ACTORS.
Aiiniiaaion. Toe. , Reiereed Seat*. #1 may had .it Sebv
berth'*, 'SI Union Mjuare, and Dit*on'?. "11 Broadway.
Read the >unday tilegram-out tomor.
row morning, containing all the latest
LoOAL AND telegraphic NEW.v PRICE TWO
CENTO. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
/ 'ERMANIA THEATRE. FOURTEENTH STREET.
AD NEUENDORFF, Director
DaeSTIFTt NQSFEST Kaadel'a gARDINK.NPREDIGTEN
Two Comedy*, by Moaer.
Bo* office open daily from !' A M. until 4 o'clock P. M.
Academy of music. wachtel.
Niutli 'TeeIt and laat week but on" of the brilliant *ea
lou in New York
wachtel GRAND '>;?E?A.
Director . ,S ECENDORFF
Mo.NDAV, December *>?LOHEN
WHDNK'DlV December 2*J ?Loll ???KIN.
SATURDAY, December JO t hi Night)?LOHEN
GRIN
lohengrin I I hire WACHTEL
Seata can be aecured at box off! Academy of Muaic
?nd 11 4 Oroadway
WACH 1 EI. OPERA at the Pi phia Academy of
Muaic, MONDAY. January
flMVOLl" THEATRE, EIGHTH SI lll.ET,
A between Second ami Tluril avenue*.
MORE NKW Si A Its.
AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME.
The entire utrencth of the company in aelect Olio of Song*,
Sketchea, Halleta, Gymnaata and Pantomime
MATINEB SATURDAY AT 2 v> P. M
MOND i i , December M, will be produced for the iir't time
on any atige the grand Legendary Spectacular Ballet Pan
tomime BRL KING.
AROYLE rooms, SIXTH A V ENUE ANDTh IRTIKTH
STREET. -OPEN EVERY NIGHT, COMMENCING
AT .? o CLOCK . MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTER
?oon commencing at a o'clock entrance
on thirtieth street.
/ 1ARD -PRIVATE LESSONS. PIANO, VIOLIN.
Guitar, Orgaa, Flute, Singing; practice room and In
> 'menu free, catalogue* tree Addrea* HUMMING
JBiltl). Piano Warerooma, .)J Baat Fourteenth itreot, or call.
<,rpoMMY M\KE ROOM FOR VOI R AUNTIE." AS
1 atinir by Jennie lliii,he>i, 4Gc.Pull Down the Blind,'' 1
?>c. ? "<lold. Gold, J"?.; II 1 only Knew ller Name," 40c. ;
?Im Thomaa'icreat song, "Mnat We Then Meet aa Strang
with el '.-ant lithograph, 40c DI TSO.N A CO., Pub- '
liaher*, 711 Broadway.
"ITICTORIA c WOODHUI.L
V Will deliver her new and HartHne oration, "True and ,
ilie Falae Socially," at Cooper Imtitute. Sale of *eat* duly ;
*nn >UBced.
])Bad mi 5i nday rKi.egilajT^oi:r to MoR
t ROW MOH.NING. containing ALL THE LATE>T
I'KAL AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. PRICE TWO
* F.NTH. HOLD EVERYWHERE. i
CMIDICr. 1 HRISTMA8 M U9H!.?"CH RISTM AS A?
/ them." in 0, Millard, j75c.; "(.'hrlatmaa c *rol," 8 P.
V arren. l*tc , "Hirry Cbriatmaa," for piano, G D Wilaon,
C'? aian Geta* of Engliali Son?. the gifi muaic l.o. k of
*oe aeaaon . price. $2 ."kj, gilt, *4 Do, (J. 11. DI'l'suN A
CO . 711 Broadway
J JEW SON is-"FOREVER PER-LEY Oe "DO
a Yon L- e Me Still the San.e .' Tliotuaa, 35c. ; Let the
tijld aud Hilrer MiiiKle." i*H:
GORDwp A BON, 13 Kaat Fourteenth atreet.
1>ARK THEATRE ?CHOICE SEATS FOR OPENING
1 night A Oakay Hall at Grand Central IIote. I ..eat: e
V u-ket Office
a \AKKY 1ALL-PI,ENTY OK THE BEST SEATS FOR
" / thoea M iror ? deliut on iale to niKht in Iront of I a
J ark Theatre at a reaooaabie premium. Orcbeatra ?.d
Lai i?iy.
rpilK BEST new MUSH
1 ''Chrtatma* Chlmea of bt Thomaa," for piano, f. W
ft* arren sic . "Charity," melodi* lor piano, r Hrandeia,
r?'a- Mother, la the Old ll .iue Lonely," Blake, 4" ,
' ' ? e l^i iiatepl, A Typo. ?*.? "White Roue' Waitce*
A rnaiein 7 > ; "i.lidiog Down the Stream" (Sonic Rr?
I iin A" Moweret, I K a? 1 li?e and "Edith a I'ra er,'1
I o 'L taiiJUia-i. Ha'e each 4' ?? e. ,,.r, mallei
N . LI.IT ? t * i rfro.idi ; ; braucl?0.i'.3'J
) Ml." ?| >
AMI'KBNRNTR.
T
HEATBB COMlljLK,
514 BROADWAY
MATT MORGAN Manager
LIVI NO MATIN KB LIVING
PICTURES, TODAY, PICTURES,
('U>sl(' Hi CLA SSIC
TABLEAUX. 3 1' M. TABLE.VlX
MATINKK TODAY,
MlNIATUBE UtU'U
The entire company at
MATINKK TODAY.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MU.N DAY N K XT I II UW oi H i H.
t \ nkk m:w t \rleaux
mid NKW STARS.
TO Ala LB THEATRE, BBOADWAY AND S3D STRKKT
Jl* ill JOSH HAKT ...Proprietor mid Manager
T GRAND MATINKK THIS DAY.
<&
itled
Matinee. I GIROFLE GIROFLA, I Ms
Matinee. I GIROFLF.-GIROFLA. I M,i
M.ttmee. ?>? ?<$> Mi
iirofle iher unequalled c&AMK>er) Hiu.lI'LH MA'
The Comic Opera, altered nod re arranged into one tct, en
titled
M nt i nee.
lattnee.
Matinee.
Girofle (tier unequalled i harai t r> Miss J I' 1,1 \ M ATM EWS
ll.-lero Mr. G. II MAfDBRMOTT
Muratquin Miss LOUISE KBANKLIN
Second wtti'k and nrainl nuocew of tlie beautiful Ethiopian
Sensational Sketch, entitled
FROM >T LOUIS TO NEW ORLEANS,
introducing a Panorama renreaenting the Ohla and Missis
sippi rivers, in which will be sung a new song?tuuiiic by
Dave Braharn, wor.Ji bv G. L. Stonte?entitled
EMANCIPATION DAY
The entire company in laughable end amu.ilok melange of
Ai'ti Sonic*. Sketches, Ac., Sr.
The eutiro evening performance given at the
MATINEE TO-DAY MATINEB.
MATINKK. MATINKK. MATINEB.
J YCEUK THEATRE.
?ATURDAY EVENING. December 18. >?75,
BENEFIT l'l.KI ORMANCE
In behalf of the New York ? .
FHEE MKDIOAI. COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
Op whlcfcOBBeiion the
' HARITY AMATKl'R DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION
will perform, Tor the first time Sheridan'* great Comedy,
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Character* by
Mrs. Sheriilan Shook, Mr*. McKinley,
Mr?. .1IIniUH Syke*, Mrs. B. Fox,
Mr. .Tohn 11 Binl. Mr. P. Coulter,
Mr. A. De I r.lova, Mr. Charles Hamburgh.
Mr II Leslie. Mr. R. Ciistle ami other*.
The benefit will l>e given nnder the auspices of the tru?
tet*s of t he rol U-kc.
Tickets will he on sale at box office of the Lyceum Theatre,
Union Square Theatre. Clmbrede's. Broadway and Elgli
teenth ?tri?el; Pond's. Union square; Steven*' Jewelry morn :
Mr-. li J. Newton s. 1US West Forty-third t-treet, and Mm.
SI 2.-J7 East Seventeenth street, on and after Wednei
day morning, December S.
Admission, 50 cent*; reserved Beat. $1.
T YCEUM THEATRE. FECHTER.
li NO MATINKK this afternoon In consequence of the
benefit of the French Benevolent Society at the Academy of
Music to night. MONDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
only perform ancea oi
ON DEMANDS UN GOUVKKNEUB
(BACHELOR OF ARTS).
The performance will commence with the amusing Comedy,
in one act, ICI MEDOR.
TUESDAY?LES JOCRISSKS I)!', IVAMOUR
THURSDAY?Benefit of M MKZIKRKS
LES CHEVALIERS DU PINCE-NEZ
and LK 1IOMARD.
7"OOD'S MUSEUM. WOOD'S.
TO DAT.
MATINEE at 2. EYEN1NO at a
Positively la.it Performance of
F. J* CIIANFKAU
in his own creation
SAM
MONDAY, DBCEMRER 20,
F. S. ClIAN FRAU
in KIT.
\Y
T
ON Y PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE.
585 AND 587 BROADWAY.
ALA. the "Human Skyrocket."
GUS WILLIAMS GUS WILLIAMS.
GltlM.VLDI ADAMS, <$ A
T Groat Bill for this T
I (SATURDAY) NIUHT. I
"The Coming Man." ?
;> The beat Entertainment in
"What Are You (ioiug to | the city.
Do About It t" I Patroninfd by the beat people
"The Dutch Bouncer." | in New York.
TUB CABBOLLS. i A SPLENDID BILL
"The McFaddeni." for thi*
S> (SATURDAY) NIGHT.
IflO STAR ARTISTS. Miss JENNIE MORGAN,
Wonderful Gymnastic*. America's greatest cantatrice.
Artistic Vocalizations. A SPECIAL SATURDAY
Laughable Comedy. NIGHT BILL.
A? DON'T FAIL
Tony Pastor's Theatre. T TO ATTEND
The place that every |
body patronize*. The j TONY PA8T0B'S
popular amusement tem
ple oftbe metropolis. I THEATRE
TONIGHT.
BOWERY THEATRE-SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1?,
last night of Mr. JULIAN KENT and his great sensa
tion Drama, WILD BILL; OK. LIFE ON THE BORDER,
introducing liis wild griiily bear, Julia, in a terrific combat
?cene.
Revival of the fayorite Irish Drama,
NORA CBBINA.
n LOBE THEATRE. 7::s AND 730 BROADWAY,
" f below Eighth street.
It. W. BUTLER Manager
ALL THE ORE AT SPECIALTY ARTISTS THIS WEEK.
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. GRAND OLIO BILL.
TWO PERFORMANCES. TWO PERFORMANCES.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE EXTRA
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK.
Messrs. Lord and Hogan in their 'tbinplan Musical Skotch
OUR SOUTHERN SUNNY HOME.
Peasley and Hughes. the Careless Colored Gentlemen.
MIm Mngitie Grey, in her original Flair Song.
BENEDICT. STUART MORTON. GRIFFITH. RUNNELS,
AUBRAY and MOLTON nri ! other Specialty Artiste.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Admission, 00 cento; Drem Circle, 25 cents; Galery, 15
ceuta. Heats reserved in advance.
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE
L Broadway and Fourteenth street.
SHERIDAN SHOOK ...Proprietor
A. M. PALMJilt Manager
Every Night
ROSE MIGUEL,
I llhwtraied with the
AN I MOST ELABORATE AND BEAUTI
FUL SCENERY
I ever set upon a stage, and with a cast of
UNEXAMPLED STRENGTH,
UNDOUBTED i inrhidfflg the following favorite names:?
] Measri C. R Thorne, Jr., Stuart Rob
i ?on, Fred. Robinson. J. B. Stoddart. John
Parselle, Eben Plympton, T. E. Morris. W.
TRIUMPH. H. Wilder and W. 6. Quigley, and Mioses
Rose Etynge, Fanny Morant, Nina Varian
.by kind permission of LNMr Wallack) and
Augusta Raymond.
SATURDAY, December 13. at 1 30
FIFTH MATINEE OF ROSE MICHEL.
Seats secured two weeks in advance.
B
ROOKLYN THEATRE.
P
Lessees and Man Hirers Mes?r*. SHOOK A PALMER 1
Every evening this week and ?t Satnrdav matiuee,
MK. LESTER WALLACE
In
OURS.
MONDAY. December 20- The great Shakespearian spec
tacle, 1IEN!tV 1 ill-: FIFTH. Mr GEORGE HIGNOLD a?
Henry the Fifth. Box. oltice open daily from H A. M. to 10 P. M.
arisi w varieties, sixteenth street and i
Broadway.
temple of sensational art.
Passionate Varieties. Emotional Specialties ?
Evauings, So clock; Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday Matinees. 2 o'clock.
Most delightful, elegant entertainment In New York.
Resgrt oi Fashion. I Home of Pleasure.
Never equalled in the rity or surpassed arivwhere.
-.0 A< ts GRAND OLIO OF 40 ARTISTS. [2D Acts.
Select and elegant Wonders of Nature and Art .
Music. | Specialties, | Novelties aud I Varieties.
Ballets, I -onjs, | Montague, I Elvira <3
Dances 1 Ksrues. I Arlington. i Itall.
4 john'S. 4 JOHNS. 4 JOHNS
Mies Rosie Keene and U illlaoi Forrester in Opera.
Vassar < <11 r <1..ne j Vassar Outdone. | Vassar Outdone
MATINEE TODAY. 2 O'CLOCK.
BIRCII,
W AM bold,
BACKUS.
tJAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
O SAN rtiAN'i I SCO minstrels.
BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
BAN francisco MINSTRELS <jfc
Opera Hom e Broadway aud Twenty ninth street.
THE CHILDREN'S DAY. I BRING THE
THE children'S DAY little ONES
THE CHILDREN'S NAY I LET them LAUGH
M ATI NEK
MATINEE
MATINEE
MATINEE
MATINEE
TEMPTATION,
STAGE WHISPERS.
THE VILLAGE SURVEYORS,
boarding house the
atricals.
EVENING AT 8. SEATS
TO-DAY A T 2.
TO DAY AT2.
to day at a.
TO-DAY AT 2
TO DAT AT2.
SECURED.
DEAD THE r.UJTDAT TELEGRAM?OUT TOMOR
Jt ROW MORNING, OOMTAINING ALL THE LATEST
LOCAL AM> rEL EG K APHffi NEWS. PRICE TWO
CENTS. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
THE SIEGE OF PARIS
may ok seen Irom 1 to 4 P. M.
COLOSSEUM.
and from 7 > to 10 P M
Admission, SOc , children, half price.
No extras
JJICHARD A PROCTOR
8TEINWAY HAI.L, December 21, January 5 and 7.
December 21 OTHER WORLDS THAN Ol Rs '
Tickets at itie office of the American Literary Bureau,
mom "Mi Cooper ln>t iu'?
BROOKLYN ACADEMY?December 20, Jsnnary 4 and 10.
TfELOClPEDE RACE.
Metsinger against llarr.inir
2 hnnrs' raoe !'or $600 and the championship,
commencing FRIDAY, December 17. U P, M,
American Institute Building.
Admission. -?> cents.
A OA DEMY OF MUSIC.?CH. FECHTER.-AN.VUAL
A Benefit of the French Benevolent Society, Saturday
evening I December IS Grand extra nljrht I wo new pieces.
o.N DEMANDE UN GOUVERN&UR,
the great l'arisiaa soccess, in which
M cH. FECHTER
appeared for 300 succes ve nights at the Paris Yamievi ii
The perI'Trniun e to begin with Meilliae aud llsUjt'i
(authors of I ron Fro?) new celebrated Comedy,
LI.a BRKBIS DE FAN URGE,
in which * '? a-.pear
Mroe JULIETTE CLARENCE.
Tickets t<> r?e hao at Delmonico'e, Beaver street;
Schirmer's, 701 Broadway, and at tbe Lycenra.
SOCIETY SOCIABLES. EVERT SATURDAY AFTER
nooti and evening, Ferrero's Assembly Rooms. Tam
il any Building, Fourteenth street. Entertainment first
c.*se. Matinee at & New Music
( ARTIER A CO.. Managers
Hebrew charity fair,
01 LMORK'S OARDEN,
open from 1 to 11 o'clock P M except on Friday when It
? osM at I o'do< k, end re-opens at bail past 6 o'cijrfk ou
s.it irday evening.
T Y< EUM THEATRE -SATURDAY EVENING, DEC. 18.
1 j Her ' i.i performance in aid of the
FREE MEDICAL COLLEGE KiR WOMEN.
Kesert?d MMta at 114 Broadway.
WANTED FOR FOX'S MAMMOTH THEATRE.
? ? Philadelphia, two first class burlesque actresses aud a
principal burlesque comedian. Apply, at once, to ROBERT
ruX sole Proprietor a? above.
fANI'KD FIRST ( I.ASS CORYPHEES FOR SEASON
of foil- week I, Montreal. Apply ItMMdiatoly ai No.
AY
p
AMCSEMBNTh.
ARK THEATRE
THIS EVENING, FOR THE FIRST TIME ON AMY
S I MIS,
after cartful preparation, the eoltbmM Melodrama
CRUCIBLE.
Act I - IV. KKDIEITML
Act II -FUSING.
Art II!.?WHITE HEAT.
Art IV METAL.
NEW St'KNKKY BY
MATT MORGAN. flKOEGE IIKINNEMANN.
CHARLES ueney.
CHARACTERS by a carefully selected company, includ
fiisn Minnie Doyle. Miss Annie E Imondaon, Minn Annie
Waketnan, Marie LonUe, Hlu ComtUN Leigh, MKs Ivy,
K KidiMl, I"bn I'iIIoii. Cjrtl Seari.>, T. J. Hind,
J C 1'odgett. M- C. Daly, w. J. Ferguson, Vining Bowers.
W Scalloo-C T Parsloe, J. C Kr?nkliu. F. I.anglev. <'
Clarence. (1 W. Murray, J. W. Brutotuv 0. Rosens, 11 U.
Cutler, H. Uwyuette.J 0. Parker, 11 E Holmes. W. raters,
M Wtltsn, 3. A. Wilks, II M ontroae, Oakey Hall.
*,? In order to prevent, if possible, ? crush, tbe door* will
be opened this eveuiug at 7 o'clock ThoH? wltb ticket* for
the orchestra atallt will Da admitted at tba Twenty aacoud
utro' t entrance.
The performance will commence punctually at B o'clock
Read the sunday telegram?out tomor
row MORNING, CONTAINING ALL THK LATEST
LOCAL, AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. PRICE TWO
CENTS. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
PIANO KOH.TKS, OHtiAXS, AC.
a ?(100?BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
. V . and Stool; i'i?nn? to rent; $?"> per month ; instalments
taken; uew instr umcnts exceedingly low. Pianos tuned,
Ac. GOLDSMITH'S. 2H Hleccker St., near Bowery.
A?FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND
? Pianos of our own make; also for aale and rent. ?
number of Hue second hand Pi.inos. in perfect order, WILL
IAM KNAHE * CO., No. 112 Fifth avenue, above bis
teeiitb street.
A-A.?ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING
? a genuine second haud Steinway A S >m Piano are
invited to call at tbe wnrerootns of Messra, STEINWAY A
SONS, where a fine assortment of Stvinway Pianos, all in
perfect condition, and some of them nearly new, la constantly
on baud; alao second band Planoa of other maker*.
Attempt* are constantly made In this city and elsewhere
to tell inferior pianoa with our name on. or a name spelled ao
similar that many people do not notice the difference aud
purchase the spurious and often totally worthless instrument
for a genuine Stoinway Pinuo. If persons, before purchas
ing such instrument, will take tho number of aame and call
on STEI.NWaY A SONS It can at once be ascertained
whether the Instrument Ik a Kenuine Stein way Piano or a
forgery. STEI.NWAY A SONS, Steinway Hall,
107-111 East Fourteenth atreet, New York.
A POSITIVE CHANCE TO MAKE A HOLIDAY
present.?An elegaut Steinway A Sona 7)? octave
pianoforte at a bargain . a brilliant toned 7}* octave rose
wood Windsor pianoforte, four round, name plate; cost
$1,200, for $27.">; maker's guarantee aud bill of sale trans
ferable to purchaser; alao Parlor, Library. Chamber and
Diuing room. Call private residence 120 Weal 23d at., near
Oth av.
AT HAINES BROS.' PIANOFORTE WARF.ROOMS
and manufactory, corner Twenty-first street aud Second
avenue, a line assortmeut of first class Pianofortes for sale
ou reasonable terms; a few Pianos but little used at great
bargains.
A LOT OF SECOND HAND PIANOFORTES. IN
thorough order, for aale at moderate prices, by
OHIOKERINO A SONS, 130 Fifth avenue, corner
Eighteenth street.
A?CHICKKBING, STEINWAY, WEBER AND
? other Pianofortes. $100 to $300; $5 to $lt? monthly in
stalments; ^re.it sacrifices for cash. J. BIDDLE, 13
Waverley place, near Broadway.
A CHANCE TO PURCHASE PIANOS AND ORGANS
during the holidays at prices to suit all.?A large stock
of Burdelt Organs to he sold cheap for cash or on easy Instal
ments; a lew. very little used, at a great sacrifice; new Do
me-tic Organs, $4o, $0-"' and upward; One new Pianos at
astonishingly low prices. HILLINGS A WHEELOCK, 14
East Fourteenth street, up stairs.
AL.L STYLES OF PIANOS, INCLUDING THE FINEST
overstrung upright Pianos ever made, at greatly re
duced prices. LY'NCII A GOMIEN, Broadway aud Thirty
fifth street.
A?FOR SALE. THREE ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
? case Pianofortes (taken for debt;, viz. :?Decker A
liros. octave, name on plate, riebly carved, four round,
having ail improvements, with guarantee price list
will sell for *275; a four round'Chickering Piano, $?*); a
Cbickering Grand Piano, 7 1 -3 octave, cost $1 for $.'100;
a positive chance. N. I!.?Box for shipping. Can be seen
at my private residence. No. 47 West 16th at.
11 E. DON NELL.
A BEAUTIFUL CARVED rosewood SEVEN OP
i
A great bargain, KOR SALE?A FIRST Ci ASH
?^asgttASr sst
A LADY will SELL for $100 A CHlOKRRTv/i
and Second avenue. ?rtet, between
A PRIVATE family MLTST SEIiL IMMFDIatwi v
<Ujur_fr,Mn Kiftb avenue. c" latu " ? OOB
?w ?oa 4q? Went Kortyaecnnd at.. near Elevated Railroad.
INS ~riiAN0S KK0M **n TO fjiio >
way, corner Tenth itTrget. w?reroom?, 788 Broad
TTORaoe Waters a sons, 4?i broadway ai>p
^g?o?r'C, on lo?teSdorhd; MEM
M AT"p!J'IEff''TA.VOS?!orchestral MEDIUM a \ n
Inion ?^uar?. J. jay WATSON. Agent ,tre*t. near
V?* Ui'RIGIIT AND SQUARE PIANOS ?UPvt I
Pr s^ai *?^i8T *AKKRS. f?B rent OR Sale
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QiemiD HAND pianos, NEARLY new, made bv
HttMSHSP^uniuk
M18ICA1,.
A fi . ^1 GREAT experience fiivm
j1. instruction on pianoforte, vrgran ham Iinrmnm? .
pil * re Mtle uce ; flu p<jr quarter h# it !L ? h ** pu*
dreb&, with reference T E u hkp ^ ? !?j[ffi ^"
Branch offic. I.J.;', Hr^dway1 b?* >-? "?.id Uptown
CENTS. SOLD everywhere PRICE l?u
. . , ? mounted Music Boxes oruiuiu [
playing the finest operatic airs. ' j
tesipsiss1
AC'ADEMIKS.
A 'vi ^ I>AN< ING A('ADEVfIF< ?cr icct^
ss^^uoslsss
R BOW m'i jBMNy/'coni'w'mv,'1 V' ?', '" M"fi !
LOCAL and TELEOKAPIUi' VV-vvi 1j1jrj.'.ATEsT
CENTS. SOLD EVERYWHERE ' ^ 1H ? ,
A"*" i),,,'wV!;n,1rl !M >' SUZ; I
Brooklyn branch, at 1H?" WaAhinirM^rtreet n.. ,
aasar&fs ? &.uvr
a^V'A,N:MuV' ' ' "'. N 5
elauai now forming; private leanonah lhrf.*treTt'i~*>>w
glide walti a apeclalty. SoU^e Monday ?ve?lnn*
11 *Ru\V M( fit ^INI1'r),\ i'aVm \ g V! l"j'iL \" M''^
LOCAL AND TELEViKAPIII C NKVVs^ ftkfeAlS2,T
CENTS. SOLD EVERYWHERE. fc TWO
THE BALL SBASOff.
IJEaD the SUNDAY TBLForaw #>> ?r^z^tct't
| J t ROW morning. containingALiPVTip V'aS&K;
CENJPS vwrw
' ' "mtoskdITp
! 'I'l*. Will have tbeir third annual Reception"on'Vn" u* W*"1
in* next at Kerrero'. Ataanbly "om. Th" tVe"
,^.t?h,<!:,.,.,;:J:u ?f .W:. :i'
?Stt ?&,?
PKOPOSAIA.
|)KAU thK S( NI>a V Tl' f PukiM /
Jl COW JiliKM N i < COS I AINJS ; iVi riT. .' MOR"
LOCAL AND Tt.Lhf.HArUM VliVti .o',','Alh>r
< KNT.- SOLD KVKRVM IlKltE. PRICE two
STREET car *
?j ADVERTISING.
Ornci B* LT.Mont C.rv r?iwuH Ra.i w<r ConrAKr ?
Dec. 3, 1875. ')
ra?M'uS.r, r"",inii' th* ?<"?rtl?lnf prlrllew, tn ,h.
tl.#? vfm iH7rt #We **?Mseugnr Kailway i umpanv f??r
Jeeefvarf if7?! " "rr""J tw? ?hree''C' w?m LI
Lerember 2ff ? ??'? Company unul li Monday, M.
Xclbruiatioii farniihed on inquiry at the offiee.
ODLN bow IF,
? ??? Pruidant.
^I'.ALKD J R0P08ALD VVli.i, UK RFcpiVKb f.M>|
bn N Y., lor fhe viz^rvofta^t,}
?y !o<.t bri'dV p'a.i'i'n1it?,V'orh*rC?p\?il'?nVe" 'ne're'J"
of ibe Board, or of the Clnei Kn/ near, \V A. ROkBLI$W,
]>KaI) THE SI NDAY TKLE'iRAM-OI T rr> mop
f V"? morning. CONTAINING all TUP I ATKsT
Local AND TELKGHAI'HIC news RltlciVwn
CJ-JTIS. SOLD EVKBYWUKu*. ?
MLES AT AUCTIOft.
A-JKKE. Johnson jr.. aDOTIOMBM.
? Old stand. 37 h'asaau ntiuet
THI8 DAY AT it?t' O'CLOCK,
LARGE SALE OF SECOND IIAND HOUSEHOLD
Furniture .One Parlor and Bedroom Beta, Brussels and In
grftla Carpets. 3.000 pieces of Instrumental aud Vocal Music,
hy th.. ui.' i eeiebrsiml composers, flva very linn Mu?ic
Hoses in 1 Rhuui large lot of office Furniture, sitting and
stauding Desks, (-'bairn, Ac.
Auction s a le?maonific e nt
Household Furniture. property of K. Gar, Esq
to be sold THIS (Saturday) MO KM I NCI, commencing at
10J< o'clock, at the elegant live Story brown stone mauaiou
1 -<' Wont -3d at., near utb av
Magnificent rosewood Ki tuere. Lace Curtains, Mirrors. two
elegant octave ricb rosewood Pianofortes, Steinway A
Koua aud Windsor, with nil late improvements; latent style
inlaid Parlor Suits, covered in satin, brocetel and reps:
Inlaid Centre Tables; Cabinets, Jardinieres, Brouees, Oil
i'slntings, Ac.; Chan>l>er Suit* in solid walnut; Dressing
Cases, Bedsteads. Hureaus. spring and ii?ir Mattresses,
Carpets, Ac ; Bookcase, Books, L i ly's Secretaire, Library
Tables, 'I'tirkisli Chairs. Turkish Rockers. l>inititc Boom
Buffet, Extension Tables. Chairs in leather, China, dinner
and tea Seta, cut Glassware, Lounges, Ilall Stand. Also
basement and kitchen Furniture.
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
A.
?JEUE. JOHNSON. JR., AUCTION EE It,
Old stand, 37 Nassau street,
THIS DAY ai 10K o'clock.
MORTlj At. E SALE OK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
this dny at I0\ o'clock,
at the private residence
NO. Ill BLBBCKKR STREET, NEAR GREENE,
comprising black walnut Parlor ami Bedroom Suits. Brussels
and ingrain Carpets, Oilcloths, Crockery, Glassware; all the
Bedding. Mattresses. Ac.
By order of the Mortgagee,
' S. S J A I'll A
Albert ii nicolay, auctioneer.
ALBERT 11. NICOLAY A CO. will sell at public aae
tion. on Tuesday, December 21, 1H75, at I'-' o'clock noou, at
the Exchauge salesroom, No. Ill Broadway,
by order of executors.
the two-story and basement French roof brown stone House
No. 345 East Eighty fourth street; ull modern improve
ments. Further particulars aud bills at the office of the
Auctioneers, 43 Pine street.
A?J P TRAVER, AUCTIONEER. WILL SELL, ON
. Monday, December 20, 1H75, at public auction, to the
highest biduer, 30 bead of young, good driving and truck
Horses; Trucka, Wagons, Harness, Ac., at lOJi o'clock, at
stable 14H Eldridge struct, near Delancoy, conaiating ol the
entire stock of H. Rapp A Co., to be sold without reserve or
limit, to closo the copartnership.
4 UCTION SALE THIS (SATURDAY) MORNING
A commencing at 10 o'clock. a( live story brown stone
mansion
No. 47 West Sixteenth streot, between (Fifth and Sixth avs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. VIZ.?
Two Pianofortes, uaed but eight mouthi.
Stoiuway and Decker A Brothers.
PARLOR SUITS, latest styles, covered "damask satin,"
"silk brocade" and tapestry; inlaid Centre and Console and
marble top Tables; ENuceres, Cubinets, Turkish and Spanish
Lounges, Easy Chairs, Pier aud Mantel Mirrors,Carrara mar
ble and bronze Mantel Sets; 60 day Clocks, bronse and
bisque Figures, Oil Paintings, lace Curtains. ELABORATE
CliAMBEK SETS, consisting inlaid and gilt Bedsteads.
Dressing Cases, Chiffoniers, Washstandi; also siugle and
double Bedsteads, Bureaus, 37 hair aud spring Mattresses,
Pillows, Spreads. Blankets; rep,flush-onu haircloth Suits;
Cane Chairs. DINING FURNITURE-vis., two Extension
Tables, Sideboard. Chairs, in leather; Silverware, Crockery,
Cutlery, Ac. ; Library anil Secretaire Bookcases. Library
Tables, Turkish Suits, Writing Desk, Sewing Machine, two
Hall Stands, 41 Carpets, kitchen Furniture. Ac. N. B.?-Sale
positive. Take Sixth avenue or University place cars.
ROBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer.
Competent men to pack or ship goods, city or country.
A UCTION SALE?OVER $13,000 WORTH.?000 LOTS
A handsnmo Household Furniture, 600 yards Carpets, at
public auction this (Saturday) morning, at 11 o'clock, at the
private residence 105 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth
avenue. J. KRAEMER, Auctioneer?Parlor Suits, Pain
tings, Pianoforte, Curtains, Mirrors, Clocks, Vases, Tables,
Etagerea, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Mattresaes, Bedding, Wash
stands. Sideboard. Extension Table, 200 lota Glass, China,
Silver Ware, Cntlery, reps aud haircloth Suits, Lounges,
Chairs, Stoves, Oilcloths, Ac. Sale positive, rain or shine.
A?MORTGAGE sale. J COOKE, AUCTIONEER.
? sells thin morning, at 10J<J, at salesroom corner 125th
street and Third avenue, 4 fine Brussels and ingrain Car
pets, 2 Bedroom Suits. 1 Parlor Suit, 1 half Cabinet Wheeler
A Wilson Sewing Machine, almost nlwj Bureaus, Tables,
Stoves, China, Ac. Sale positive.
Albert b. waldro.v, auctioneer.-sales
rooms 108 Liberty and 111 Cedar street. This day, at
II o'clock. Furniture, Carpets, Bending, Toys, Chroinos,
Clothing. Holiday Presents, Teas. Coffees, Sofa Beds, Desks,
Curtains, Cutlery. Plate, Cigars, Tobacco, Sleds. Ac., Jta.
TTENTION IS CALLED TO THE AUCTION SALE,
bv ordur of the Supreme Court, In partition suit, by
GEO. II. SCOTT, Auctioneer, at the Exchiin;;# Salesroom,
III Broadway, on Monday, 20th Inst., at 12 o'clock M., of
tb? four valuable and elegant Lots northeast corner of Fifth
avenue and Ninety-second street, fronting the Central Park.
IIEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM?OUT TO-MOR.
IV UOW MORNING, CONTAINING ALL THE LATEST
LOCAL AND TKLEGRAPHIO NEWS. PR1CB TWO
CENTS, SOLD EVERYWHERE.
A
J J b. HERTS A SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
ASSIGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY1.
LAROB AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF REAL
DRESDEN AND FRENCH CHINA FANCY GOODS, AC..
ON SATURDAY, DEC 1H. AT 10>i O'CLOCK,
AT THE SALESROOM. 17 rARK PLACE.
Stock comprises French china Tea and Dinner Sets. Vases,
Cblogno Sets, Cut Glassware of every description : slso fancy
Tables, .lardiniers. Music Stands. Easels, Pedestals, Ac.
This sale is wonliy the attention of parties desirous of pnr
chasing tiuc Uoliduv Presents. Sale positive By order ot
MESSRS. SCHIMMEL A CO.,
ASSIGNEES IN BANK RqPTCY.
T S. WEINBERGER, AUCTIONEER?Til IS DAY
I. (Saturday), December 18, at 10*^ o'clock, at til) Bowery,
a variety of Ceneral MerehandiWe tor the holidays, useful as
u'pU AX ornamental; alto Furniture, Dry Goodj, Furs,
Jewelry, Clears. Liquors, Ac.
T SEEBACHKR. AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS
ej ? day at salesroom, 104 Chatham street, at 11 o'clock, to
I>av storage ami advances, 4U cases Champagne, imperial
quarts and pints; also 2M bhis. old Whiskies. five eighth
cask* Brandies, Jamaica, Scotch Whiskies, Bitters. Gins,
Ileidsick i hampagnes: alto live bbls Flour, Teas, Coffees.
Sonars. Spices, canned Goods, Ac.; to be sold without re
serve; dealers invited.
T P. TRAVER, AUCTIONEER,
?J ? Assignee's sale this day, at 11 o'clock sharp, at .')!>
i.reat Jones street. A large lot of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
F urnishing, Fancy and Piece Goods, Dress Patterns, Linens,
Mailing, L.idies' Wearing Apparel and Underwear of all
kinds, Gentlemen'" Shirts, Heady made Clothing, fine Kid
lii'iiex, Hosleiy, Handkerchiefs Shawls, Ribbons, Cardigan
Jackets. Trimming*. Ladies' Sealskin Sa-i|ues. Astraehon
Sets, best Ermine Seta, Ac. Also about $C>Oi worth ot Toys.
JOSEPH GOODMAN, Assignee.
TAMES M. FORD, AUCTIONEER, SELLS AT TWO
?J o'clock, the entire Furniture of a large residence, at 76
Third avenue, conflicting of every varie ty Parlor, Chamber,
Bedroom and Diuing furniture, a variety of Carpets, Oil
cloths, gas I ist ures. Bedding in abundance. Mirrors. Bne
Mattresses, Beds, Bedsteads, Pillow*. < 'attains ami Comlcei, ;
Springe, Cutlery, Silver and Class Ware; also the Kitchen '
Furniture, with which the sale will commence.
jy?()RRlS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Bonds at Auction.
E. II. LUDLOW A CO. will sell at public auction on
Saturday. December 1*, 187">, at I2H o clock, at the j
J xchange salesroom, No. Ill Broadway isale for a<<oeunt of ?
whom it may concern', 2*J0 Bond* of the Burlington, Cedar I
Rapid* and Minnesota Railroad Company, Pacific divisiou,
f I.IJIKI ea. h
TERMS-Tea ner cent on day of sale; balance before
2 o'clock Monday.
AI NUS8BA0M, AUCTIONEER, W1 BuWERV,
JCLt seii? this dai.atiH i <? clock, at No 4!M1 First ave
nue, ilia Fixtures of Butcher Sliop, consisting of IcebotiM,
Counters, Racks, benches, Knives, Blocks, Ac. Dealers in
vited
VfORTGAGE SALE?RICHARD WALTERS SONS,
1YI Auctloueer*. will sell, on Saturday, Dec. is, at |i)
o'clock A M., at No. 8M Eleventh a\enne, corner of Forty
fourth street, the contents of a fir t class Liquor Store, con
j silting of Bar, Back bar one 4 pull Ale Pump, Cas Fixt ures,
Bar Fixtures, ( liair*. Tables, Stove. ^e. ? also the unexpired
! Lease of said store. LOI IS LEUBUSCIIEIt and JOHN T.
STEWART. City Marshals and Attorneys for Mortgagee.
MORTGAGE SALE.?PETER BOWE, AUCTIONEER.
sells this day at| 11 o clock, at No tMTbird ave
nue, between UHt li and i'J'jth streets, the contents of a
hotel, consisting of Bedsteads, bureaus. Tables, Chairs,
Bedding, Sc.; also the contents of the Bar ami P.estaurant
I c< misting of I hi' k walnut Tables, est e seat Chain, Glass
1 ware. Crockery, Castnrv C'utlerv, Ac., Ac.
P. DAIbEY, Attorney for Mortgagee.
Mortgage sale ?l. j. hutchinson will sell
tbitday. at 11 A. M . on ti e premises, the Fixtures of
i the Oyster Saloon No. 8 James street, consisting of Liquor,
Oyster and Lunch liar. Tables, < hairs. Pictures, Cooking
I I 'ensiis, Ac by order of o CON NELL, GERLACIi A CO.,
i Attorneys for the Mortgagee.
i I ORTUAGK SALE.?ISIDORE J. MVARZKoPF, AUC
ivl tloneer, will sell, 2 o'clock, at 34 avenue b. large lot
Household Furniture. Bedsteads. Bureaus, Sofas, Carpets,
Mirrors, Tables. Chairs, Ac , aiso two Singer s Machines,
F ancy Goods, large lot imported Toys, without reserve Deal
ers especially invited.
Mortgage sale.?isidobk j swarzkopf, Auc
tioneer, will sell Monda), Id;, o'clock, by virtue of
chattel mortgage, at 2^2 Chatham street, entire Effects,
Moulds. Press, Tables, Chairs, Machines. Office Furniture,
Sate, Signs, Ac , of Co operative Cigar Manulactory. Par
ticular e 00 Monday.
I J, SWARZKOPF, Attorney for Mortgagee.
I> AWN BROKER'S PLEDGES-LOUIS MAYER, AUC.
tiotieaf, sell* this day, at I" o'clock, in store 17 bow
ery. 2U> ,ot? (.old and ?silver Watches, Bings, Chains, Ear
rings, Ac Dealers Invited.
pDIUO NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I. THE
i J undersigned, general assignee ol Kmll K ughers and
tieorge A. Kuhn. recMtly composing the firm ot Kiughers
A Ktihn, will -i ll at public auction, by Alfred Limd, auc
tioneer, at ilO Kroadwav on 'Jim ot December, ?t !?', A. M.,
all the stock .i trade ot the said Dug lien A Muhn. consist
ing of plated. In rn. rubber and fancy Jeweirj. at.U also all
the more !? ixtuiei and Office Furniture
IIENRV DAUSCHOR, Assignee.
IJEAD THE SI MlAV TELEGRAM out TO.MOR.
Jv ROW VI IRMM,, i 0NTA1N1NG AU 1 HE LATEST
LOCAL AM) TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. J UICE TWO
CENTS. SOLI) EVERYWHERE.
RECEIVE l: S HALE-SHIPBUILDERS, SHIP
wrights, boatbullders and others ?F'or >ale at auction,
| on Saturda) , December IS, at II ^ M, the old established
business (iitt years foot of West Foriv ninth street, witu
I steam Marine Hallway*. Tools, Ac. liENRY Oil.BERT,
I Receiver A j-ply ui HALE, 152 William street. The above
I sale is postpn i i until turtliit notice.
SHERIFFS SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, CHAM
pagne, ? igan, Fixtures. ?>ate, Showcase, Ac -S.
HERMAN si ' 'ifTs Auctioneer, sells this day (Saturday),
Decern her |n. at I I o clock, at No *4 Broadway, a fine Stock
of Liquors, consisting of Brandies, Whiskejs, cm, Rum,
Appie Jack, Mo r y ,niil Port Wine, < hampagne, Cigars, .Vc ;
also bar and .. bin, Shelving, Sale, Showcase, together
with the un.\i , Lease of said premises, -sale positive.
Dealers liivn WILLIAM V, CONNER, Sheriff.
Cgaxi.K* l, -'Mvs, Deputy.
ttriLLlAM VHBMTT, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE NO. .1
\l I hamhers street By virtue of u chattel mortgage, I
will sell tlilsdaj, at 111.', o'clock, the Fixtures of a Liquor
Store, :t" Willett street, si* |oill Aie Pump, walnut Coun.
ters, Ke.i Measures, Ac.
Wjl. ABttOTT, Jr.. Attornev for Mort^avee.
BOOTS AITD NIIOBS.
READ thk SUNDAY TBLBORAM?OUT to-mor
HOW moknin<>, containing ALL THB LATEST
LOCAL AN1) telkobaphic NEWS PRICE TWO
CENTS. HOLD EVERYWHERE.
''waukenphast."
m Imported English Shoes for gentlemen.
All kinds of
Boots Mid sin,us, reduced prices.
Gentlemen's Shoes, $4.
L adieu' Shoe*, $!>
"ironclads," strong, serviceable shoes for boys.
Ladles' Rubbers, 35c.
CANTRELL,
241 Pourtb tvenua.
E.\D THE SUNDAY "TELEGRAM^OUT to moir
itow MORNING. i'ONTA I NINO ALL THE LATEST
local AND telrgrai'll it: new* PRICE TWO
cents hold everywhere.
ulllilakds.
sunday TELEGRAM?OUT to-MOR
,-V ???', rnin,> containing all i uk LATEST
m!vr? i,w.,r.k!:flilwl'"": NEWS. l'RIGE TWO
cents SOLD EVERYWHERE.
A MKRICAN STANDARD BEVEL MILLIARD TABLES,
4 ? , f f Wlr? solely used in ?tll chum
lilonkhip and Batch games; ?s?*>ud baud Table, at great
bctrttalna. W. U. orippith 4 CO., 40 Vesey street.
Billiard tables wanted-por cash oh in
exchange for a good road Hone. Address J W h
bo* 2,304 Poet office, new Haven, Conn. ' '
/iollender'8 STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL
\J Billiard Tables, with the celebrated Ptielan a Col leader
combination cushions, lor salu in this city only at TM Uroai
way.
Read the sin day telegram-out TO-MOR
ROW MORNING, CONTAINING ALL the LATEST
LOCAL AND teleoraphic NEWS. PRICE TWO
C i.NTS. sold everywhere.
WATCHES^ jewelryjj&C.
At 77 bleeckbr street, near b roadway ?
Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry,
Pianos, Ac. ; also 1'awobroker's t ickets bought of Diamonds,
Wutcbes, Ac. 77 Bleecker street, np stairs.
Read thb bunday telegram-out to mob
ROW MORNINO, containing ALL THE LATEST
LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHIC news. PRICE TWO
CENTS. SOLD bv8rywhbr&
At tii)7 BROADWAY, CORNER POUBTB STREET,
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Camel's Hair
Shawls, Laces and Personal Property of every description
bought and sold. Loans negotiated.
JAMES P. matthews.
T \iamonds, WATCHES, JEWELRY. SILVERWARE,
_i ' Purs, camels' hair sliawls, Ac., bought and sold back,
when desired, at a very small advance.
GEO. C. ALLEN, 1,190 Broadway, near Twenty-ninth st.
For sale?a pair ok earrings: holtaire
diamonds of flrst|water; lowest price $1,000. Address
viroil, Herald Uptown Branch office.
Read THE sunday telegram-OUT TO-MOR
ROW MORNINO. CONTAINING ALL THK LATEST
LOCAL AND TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. PRICE TWO
CENTS. SOLD EVERYWHERE.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Benxrtt?Baxcroft.? On Wodncsday, tho 15th Inst,
at the residence of the bride's parents, by tho Rev.
Charles A. Raker, Mr. Ikvino P. Bennett to Miss Cor
nelia, daughter or Mr. Aaron Bancroft, all of Brook
lyn, L I.
Rochester papers please copy.
Buhiinbll?Jordax.?On Thursday, December 18, at
tho residence of the bride's parents, by the Rev. Georgo
B. Draper, Theodore D. Buhunkll to Nkllir N.
daughter or Philip Jordan, all of this city.
Cooley?Broowkr.?On the 16th Inst., at the resi
dence of tho bride's uncle, by the Rev. De Loss Lull,
moisted by tho Rov. J. W. Ackerly, Colonel Alfred
Cooley, ol this city, to Emma L. Bkouwbb, of Pleasaut
ville, N. Y.
Hartkll?Devob.?On Tuesday, December 14, 1875,
by tho Kev. J. 8. Willis, James w. Hartkll, Jr., to
Makcarkt E. Dbvob, oldest daughter or the late John
C. and Catherine Devoo both of this city.
Kexnkdy?Packer.?On Friday oveuing, December
17, by tho Rov. Joseph J. Lamp, John A. Kexnrdy, of
New York, to Emmo Jknb Packer, of Portchoster.
Lkww-Carhart.?On Wednesday evening, Decem
ber 15. at Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, by the Rev
William A. Snively, S. T. D., J. W. Lewis to Mary
Louihe, daughter of J. D. Carhart, all or Brooklyn.
Maltbie?Wetmorb.?On Wednesday, Deccmbor 15
1875, at tho residence or the bride's stepfather, Mr!
Hunry P. Webb, by Rov. Dr. Scuddor, Frederick A.
Maltbib to Estbllb, daughter of the late Lieutenant
Oliver Wotmore Jr., U. S. A., all of Brooklyn, L. 1.
McLbli.and?Vincent.?On Wednesday, December
15, at the Washington street Methodist Episcopal
church, Poughkoepsie, by Rov. Marvin R. Vincent,
D. D., Rov. Jamks F. McLkllaxd to Mary, daughter 0r
Rev. L. M. Vincent.
Wray?Osborx.? On Wednesday, December 15, at
the residence of the brido's mother, Heliport, L. I. by
the Hev. William H. Cooper, William H. Wray' of
Brooklyn, L. I., to Lottie E. Osborx, of the former
place.
DIED.
Ackkrman.?Suddenly, on Friday morning, Decem
ber 17, Martha, widow of Cornelius C. Acnermau aged
53 years.
Funeral Monday, December 20, at one P. M., from
her lato residence, 1,310 Fourth avouue. Relatives
und friends invited to attend.
Adams.?On Wednesday evening, December 15
James Abams, aged 59 years, 10 months and 15 days. '
Relatives and friend* of the family aro respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, the ltfth mat.,
at one o'olock, ffoin his late residence, 46 Brootuo
street.
Providence papers please copy.
Axdrkwh. ?Catiirixk Andrews, Infant daughter of
Edgar B. and Hannah Andrews, aged 1 year and 4
months.
Relatives and friends or the family ar? respectfully
Invited to attend tho funeral, on Sunday, December 19,
from tho residence of ber parents, 345 West Houston
street, at half-past one o'clock P. M.
Bkxnktt.?On Friday, December 17, Mary J., wife of
Joseph S. Bennett, and daughter of the late John
Morss, in tho 68th year of her age.
Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to at
tend the funeral, from her late residence. 21 East Forty
siTth street, on Tuesday, tho 21st of December, at one
o'clock, without further notice.
Blum.?On Friday, th? 17th Inst., after a short ill
ness, Charles, beloved son ol Goicho aud Netue Blum
aged 21 months and 21 days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to at
tend the funeral, at the residence of his parents, No.
104 East Sixty-first street, on Sunday, the 19thins't., at
half-past nine A. M.
Boonb ? In Harlem, December 15, 1875, Margaret
Boonk, ag?d 60 years.
Relatives aud friends are invited to attend the
funoral, on Sunday, at threo o'clock, from the resi
dence of D. Houston, 2,289 Third avenue. Remains to
bo interred at Woodlawn Cemetery.
Paterson (N. J.) papers please cony.
Brady.?Mary Brady, in the 72d year of her age,
a native or county Monahan, Ireland.
Her relatives and friends aro respectfu'ly invited to :
attend the funeral, on Sunday, the 19th inst., atone 1
o'clock, from the residence of her brother-iu law, Peter
Flynn, No. 0 Centre Market piece.
Brown ?On the 15th inst., Laura A. Brow*, after a
lingering illness, sustained by Christian fortitude, arod
79 years.
Relatives and friends aro Invited to attend her fune
ral, from St. Paul's church, Woodsidc, L. I. on the
lbth Inst., at eleven o'clock A. M.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Brush.?On December 16, Frederick Wells, voung
est aud beloved son of John V. and Maria Brush, aged
13 years, 3 months and 3 days.
Relatives and friends of the family are Invited to at
tend the funeral, on Sunday, the 19ih inst., at half-past
one o'clock, from the residence or his parouts, 366
Lewis avenue, Brooklyn.
Conroy ? In Brooklyn, on Thursday, December 16
at Ins residence, No. ? DeKalb avenue, Thomas
Coxroy, agod 40 years, a native or county Longlord.
Ireland. 1 6 '
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend the funeral, on Monday, 20th inst., at half past
lime o'clock, Irom the Church of our Lady of Mercy,
where a solemn requiem ri.ais will be offered for the
repose of his soul, thence to ihe cemetery of the Holy
Cross, Flatbush, Brooklyn.
Cos.?On Friday morning, December 16. or diph
theria, Hkxry Jorum.*, aged 5 years and 11 months
second son of Henry T. and Mary A. Cox.
Relatives and friends aro respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, Irom the residence of his parents,
236 Henry corner Joralernon stroet, Brooklyn, this
day (Saturday), at one o'clock P. M.
CUMMixiM.? In Brooklyn, K. D , on Thursday, 16th j
inst., Grorub Ct mminoh. aged 71 years and 3 months.
A solemn requiem mass will be offered up for the re
| pose of his soul, at half-pan eleven o'clock A. M on I
; Sunday, 19th inst., at the Church of St. Mary Immacu
! late Conception, corner Leonaid and Mauger street*, 1
! Brooklyn, E. I). Funeral at one o'clock. The relatives ,
and iriends of the family, also his son Thomas and
| son-in law Andrew Curran, are respectfully invited to
j attend the funeral.
i Dalton.?On Friday, December 17, Mary LocrsA. the i
; beloved wife of Matthew W. Dalton and second oldest !
; daughter of the late John C. and Helena Winters, aged
; 31 years, 3 months and 16 days.
! The friends of the family are requested to attend tho !
funeral, from her late residence, 72 Doporit street,
Greenpolnt, and thenc to St. Anthony's ohurch.
| Dei.raw. ? At Fort I,ee, N. J., on Thursday. Decern- !
ber 16. 1676, Ann Dboraw, wife of John Degraw a >ed
67 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to at
tend the tuneral, on Monday afternoon, the 20lh from
i the Rldgetlcld church, Itev. i>r. Tuylon's, at two o'clock 1
'Jrain leave* foot ol Chambers street, New York, at
DaWoir ?In Brooklyn, on Thursday, December 16
the eighth anniversary of hIs birthday, of diphtheria'
Walter Irvino, youngest .on of Charles Aubrey and
Marmda L. DeWoIf. }
The relatives and friends are Invited to attond the
funeral, from tne residence of his parents, 60S Pacific
street, on Sundsy, 19th in-t , ?t half past Uo o'clock
Kckstrom ?On Friday, December 17, 1876 D P
Kokstrom, aged 48.
Mux* Looub, No. 190, F and A. M.?Brethren?You
are hereby summoned to attend ? special communica
tion, at tbe Lodge rcoms, .Mo. 33 Union square, on Sun
day, December 19, at twelve o'clock *h;irp, lor the pur
j.o.-e ol paying the last tribute of respect to our lato
brother, D. P. Kckstrom. Bv order.
.. ? J H. CLINCH, Master.
r.t.MSLiR, - On Thursday evening, December 16.
Llkhi.ii, aged 4o years.
I lie relatives ana iriends of the family are Invited 10
a'i< nd the funeral, from 311 Van Buren street, Brook
jyn^on Sunday, the 19th lust., at half past two o'clock
Farrri.i ?On Thursday evening, December 16 after
a short ilmess, Mary, wile of Thomas FarrolL
R Uiives and friends urn lui'iled to attend the
faneral, which will tako place on Saturday, DmidN
IS, at nm? A. M , from her late residence, 804 Ka>.t
Thirty- third at rut; t; thence to Ui? Church of 81. Paul
the Apostle, Ninth avenue and Fifty ninth street.
flmiTau.?On Wednesday, December 15, 1875, ot
measles, L*iira I.sal, youngest daughter of Joseph
and Kmma K. 1'ettretch, aged 1 yeans, 6 months and 11
days.
Relatives and frlenit of the family are Invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence of her parents,
No 775 Islington avenuu, ou Saturday, December 18,
at one o'clock.
(!i over.?At Newtown, L. I., on Friday, 17th, o\
scarlet lever, Fila.sk, youngest son of Dr. J. J. and
Marietta Glover.
Notice of funeral to-morrow.
Gftiooa. ?At l'assaic, N. J., suddenly, on Thursday,
December 1ft, Emily J., beloved wife or Nelson Griggl
and daughter of tlio late John Allison.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu
neral, from her late residence. Jefferson street, Passaic,
on Sunday, December 19, at half past two P. M. Train!
leave foot of Chambers street at 1:30 P. M. Interment
at Greenwood on Monday.
Hars. ?On Thursday evening, December 14, after a
lout: aud lingering lliuess, Curistiju. M., beluvod wife
ol William A. llarc.
The funeral will lake place from her late residence,
No. 601 Grand street, Brooklyn, K. D., on Sunday,
December 19, at one o'clock. Kelativos and friends ol
the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Hknukkson.?At Annapolis, Md., ou the 8th Inst., ok
pneumonia, after an illness of eleven days, the Rev.
Isaac J. Hkndkkson, D. D., pastor of the Presbyterian
Chorea.
Southern papers please copy.
Hirman. ?Ou Friday, December 17, Sarah J., wife ol
Jacob Herman and daughter of Mrs. E. Munroo Hill, Is
the 38th year of her age.
The fuueral will take place from the residence of hei
mother, 677 Hudson street, on Sunday, December 19, al
two P. M. Relatives and friondB of the family are r?
spectfully invited to attend the funeral without iurthei
notice.
UI/'iiknkb.?The second anniversary solomn requiem
mass will be celebrated for the Into AKTHorr IIuiiknkr,
on Monday. Docc-mber 20, 1M75, at nine o'clock, al th?
Church of St John the Baptist, West Thirtieth street,
between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
Kelativos and friends are invited to attend.
Lkkpkrts. ?On Friday, December 17, of diphtheria.
Jam us Ckopsky Lkkfkuts, eldest sou of Lewis and
l'liebe A. Lefforts.
Relatives and friends of the lamily are respectful)}
Invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, December 19,
at half past thrco 1'. M , from the residence of hil
parents, No. 60 Charles street.
Martbnsr.?At Flatbush, L. I., on December 15, in
his 60th year, Lcwkhtm Martknsk, son of the late Judge
Gerrit L. Martense anil Jane Vanderveer.
The friends of the family are respectfully requested
to attond his funeral, from his lato residence, on Satur
day, tholSth nist., at two o'clock P. M., without fur
ther Invitation.
Minzs.viikimrr.?On Thursday, 16th Inst., Tiikrbsa.
wifo of Isaac Minzesheimcr, aged 77 years and 4
months.
Funeral will tako placo Sunday, the 19th, at ton
o'clock A. M., from tho residence of her son-in-law, A.
Frauk, No. 793 Lexington avonue. The relatives and
friends of tho lamily, also the members of Now York
Lodge No. 1 U. O. B. B. are respectfully Invited to at
tend the fuueral.
Mulligan.?On Thursday, December 18, Mrs. Mart
Mullioan, in the 65th year of her ago.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invltod to at
tend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 451
West Twenty-seventh street, on Saturday afternoon,
December 18, Inst., at one o'clock.
Murphy. ?Patkick Muri-uy, in the 53d year of hi*
age.
Relatives and iriends arc respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, this alternoon, at two o'clock, from
Bellevue Hospital.
Ostkandkk.?Suddenly, on Thursday, Decomber 16,
of bronchial pneumonia, James, son of Ralph L. and
Hannah V. Osirauder, uged 2 years, t> months and 24
days.
Funeral on Saturday, Decomber IS, at ono o'clock,
from tho resideuce of his parents, 215 Fifth streot,
Jersey City. Interment at Greenwood.
PaOn Thursday, December 10, William Patnr,
aged :#) years aud 7 mouths.
Relatives and lrionds ol tbe family, and likewise
thi s. a H. K. B. Association arc respectfully invitod
to atumd tho funeral from his late residence, No, 46
Oak street New York, on Sunday, tlio 19lh Inst, at two
o'clock P. M.
Pearson.?On Thursday, Decomber lfi, Bertrand, in
fant son ol Joseph O. ami Hatlio A. Pearson, agod 3
months and 12 days.
Tho relutlves and friends of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral, from the residence ol
bis parents, No. 306 East Twellth street, on Sunday,
December 19, at ono o'clock P. M.
Kiker.?On Wednesday. Decembor 15, Lavixia
Rikkr, widow of the late Jonn L. Riker, of Bowery Bay,
In tho 80th year of her age.
The relatives aud friends of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend tho funeral sorvices, at tho re
stdouce of her son-in-law, A. D. Ditmars, Astoria, L. I.,
on Saturday, 18th Inst., ai a quarter past two o'clock,
without lurthcr notice. Carriages will bo In waiting at
Harnett's stables, 17 East Thirtieth stroot, from 12% to
1 o'clock.
Siik.kkan.?Oa Thursday evening, December 16, 1875,
J a m SflkliiiiN. the beiovod son or Thomas aud Mary
"Ineeran, of liallystiaunon, county Donegal, Ireland,
aged 19 years.
The funeral will take place frotr. the residence of hit
parents, 19N Kldndgo street, on Sunday, the 19th inst..
at one o'clock. The friends of the family are Invited
to attend.
Slavin.?At the residence of his sister, 218 F.ast
Thirty-fourth street, James Slavis, native of the par
ish of Klllucan, county Westmcath, Ireland.
Funeral will take place ou Sunday, December 10.
Friends of tbe deceased will please attend.
Smith, ?On Friday, December 17, 1875, Fannv, sec
ond daughior of Daniel N. and Annie M. Smith, lu thi
7th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend her funeral, irom the residence
of her parents, on Sunday, 19lh Inst., al half past three
o'clock P. M.
Smith.?At Norwalk, Conn., Thursday, December 16,
Rev. P. A. Smith, pastor of St. Mary's church, in the
47 th year of his ;ige.
Funeral from St. Mary's church, Tuesday morning,
at ten o'clock.
Walsh.?On Friday, December 17, Joh* Walsh, aged
6."< years, a natlvo of Kilkenny.
The funeral will take place from his lato residence,
4HCherry street, at hall past two o'clock, theace to
Calvary Cemetery. Friends of tho family are respect
fully invited to attend.
Wyckofi'.?At Springfield, Illinois, on the 14th Inst.,
, Hovall H, eldest son of Peter and Julia A. Wyckolf, in
' tbe 26lh year of his age.
Relatives and mends of the family aro respoctfully
Invited to attend tho funoral, from the residence of his
parents, No. 120 Amity street, Brooklyn, on Saturday,
lsth inst., at two P. M.
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
A number or poor women who make a living by keep
ing apple stands in the vicinity of ihn markets visited
tlio Cil.v Hall yesferduy in search of information as to
v\ bother the ordinance prohibiting their method of bus
iness would be suspendod during the holidays. It ap
pears that it Is not in tbc power of the Mayor or Board
of Aldermen to interfere, and such authority rest*
solely with the Police Commissioners. It is understood
Messrs. Voorhls and Smith lavor the suspension, while
Messrs. Maucll and Dlsbecker have some objections.
The Committee of the Board of Aldermen having
charge ot providing suitable rooms lor the additional
Judge ol the Court of (ieneral Sessions have not yet ar
rived at any conclusion. They will probably inuke a re
port at the next meeting of the Board.
Mayor Wtckham yesterday signed the warrants for
payment of the poll clcrks and inspectors who ollkiutcd
ui the last election.
REAL ESTATE SALES.
There was quite ? gathering at tho Kxchango yester
day, owing to the fact that considerable east aide prop
erty bad been advertised for sale.
Kichard V. Ilarnett sold tho house and lot No. 33
East Sixty fifth street, 19x00x100.6, being one of a
row just finished by Hugh Blesson, for tho sum ol
$33,000, to K. Matthews, said property being valued at
$45,000.
E. H. Ludlow & Co. sold, by order of executrix, lot
25x100, with trout and rear buildings thereon, No. 384
(Jrand street, 50 feet west of Suffolk street, for $18,800,
to Jacob Wmatit, .-aid properly being valued at $22,000.
Also the two two-story attic and Imseraent houses
and lots, 18.9x100, buildings 18.9x40, Nos. 13 and
l.i At torney street, wi st side, 100 leet south of tirund
street, to Jacob W inant, for $8,000 caoh, valued at
$10,000 each.
Also the three three-story and basement brick build.
Ings and plot ol land, consisting of three loU, 17.9 x54x
23.8x09.4 (lot No. Ih4), 17.8x848, 23.9x09.4,
and (lot No. 182), 17.9x100, 23.9x84.8, to Jacob
W inant, for $5,400 each lot.
K A. Lawrence sold in foreclosure the plot of land
75x79 feet on the east side of Lexington avenue, 80
tret west ol Bobbins avenue, and tho house anil lot 19.9
x"*0, on the south side of Bobbins avenue, 19.9 feet
oast of Lexington avenue, Twenty-third ward, to Ana
Jackson, plaintiff, for $2,300.
B. V*. Harnett sold in foreclosure the two lots, 64x
102, on tho east side of Fifth avenue, 60.4 leet north of
Kigliiy-nlnth street, to Henr.v Worn. sub)cct to a mort
C.iKP of $37,006, for $1,100 over said mortgage; in all
$:iS,6T5.
H W. Contes sold In foreclosure house and five lots
126x100, on the north side ol Seventy ninth street,
226 leet west of Third avenue, to Israel B. Bricc, plain
tiff, lor $30,000.
LOOKS RECEIVED.
An American In Iceland. By Samnel Kneeland. Boston:
Lockwood, Brooks A
Laurel Leave*. Stories and Poems. Boston: W. F. Gill
A Co.
Mienee Byways. By Richard I'roctor. Philadelphia: J.
B Lippincoit A Co.
The Child. By Monselgneur Dupanloup. Boston : Patrick
Donahue
I lie Mysterious Island. By Jnles >ern?. hew York'
Bcrlbner, Armstrong A Oo
Tliere'? no l'lace tike Borne. By Amanda M. Douglas.
Bo-1on : W F. Mill A Co.
Frank Manly, the Drnmmer Bey, By J. T. Trowbridge.
Boston: W. K. GUI A Co.
Auni Patty's Scrap Ban. Bj Mrs. L*e Ilents. Phlladnl
pliu T. B Peterson.
Foot Notes. By Alfred Barron. Walllnuf'jrd : Wallingford
Printing Co. . _ .
Boaimtui Snow and Other Poems. By J. W. Walton.
Philadelphia: T. B. Peterson A Bros.
The Outcast ami Other Poems. By J. W. Watson. Phil*,
delphla: I H Peterson A Bros
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