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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,714. NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1870.-TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE THREE CENTS.
DIRFXIW FOR ADVERTISERS.
I UERAI.D BRANCH OFFICE, 1.265 BROADWAY?
m OPEN IUY AND NlGIIT KOK RECEPTION or
ADVERTISEMENT* AND SALES OF FAl'KRs.
AM U31- M E NTS?1st Ptai-4lb. 5th and t'th cols.
astrology?laru 1'n.n oth col.
BlLLlAKDo? 1st Pack?3d ool.
BOARDERS WANTED-2t> Pack?2d ?nd 3d colt.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTKD-2D PACK-Hd <oL
UKOUKLYN BEAD ESTATE FOB SALE?2d PAUK-lst
col. %
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-?? Pack.
BUSINESS N(*ICKS-7th Pauk-OHi col.
L'ITY READ ESTATE KOK 6ALF1?2n Pack?1st col
CLE RES AND SALESMEN?12th 1'iok-Stb col.
CLOTHING?3d Pick All nL
COACHMEN AND GARDEN K2S-12TH PAGB-6th col. ?
COASTW ISE STEAMSHIPS?2p Pauk-5Hi and 6th eols.
COPARTNERSHIPS- Ittii Pagk.
DaNCIxG ACADEMIbS-llTii Pack?<Jth col.
DENTISTRY?Htm Paok?6th cot
DRY OOODS?lit Pack?lidcol.
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND UN
FURNISH Kl>-2n PACK?I?l col.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?2d I'AGK-Sth col.
KACURsIONS?2d 1'ack?6th coU
FINANCIAL?Writ Pack.
For saLE-1)tii Paod?6tbool. _ __
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pagk?1st >ntl2dcol?.
FURNITURE?2d Pauk-6iIi col
French advertisements-i-.th pack??ie coi.
HELP WANTED?KEMALES?12tii Pack -5th ooL
HELP WANTED?MALES-12th Pa?K?Otb rol.
llOKSKS, CARRIAGES. AC.-Iht Pack?2d And 3d cola.
hotels?2d pack?3dcoi.
HOUSES. ROOMS. AC.. WANTED?2d l'AGK-2d coU
INSTRUCTION ? 1 1th PAOK-Utb coL
LEGAL NOiTCKS-Hth Pauk-8iIi col.
LOST AND FOUND ?1st Pack?Ut col
MACHINERY?Uth Pagk?6th coL
MAKHLK MANTELS?12th Pack?6th col.
MEDICAL?13th Pack??tth col.
MILLINERY AN'1> DKEsSM.YKINO-Ikt Pack?3d col.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?llrtu Pack?
6th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?7ra Pack??Mi coL
PERSONAL?1st Pack?Ut rol.
PIANOFORTES. ORGANS. AC.?1st Pack?6th col.
POOL SELLING? lire I'ACK-.'d coL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATION'S WANTED?FEMALES?
12tii Pack?5th col.
PROPERTY our OF THE CITY FOR SALE OB TO
RENT?2i> Pack Ut col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2d Pack-UI col.
REWARDS?Ikt Pack-Hi nd.
SALKS AT AUCTION?2d Pack?3d and 4th cola.
SITUATIONS WANTKD-FEMALES? 12tu Pack?lit, 2d,
3d. 4lh km I Nth cola.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?!2th PACK-Sth and
Oih cola.
SPECIAL NOTICF.S-Ist Pack-IiR and 2d cola.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, AO.? lUT Pack?2d col.
THE TRADES?I.tii Pack?6th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?2n PACK-lat col.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE?2d Pack-HiIi c<d.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
2d Pack?*.'d col.
WANTED TO PUKOIIASE-Ist Pack-OHi col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, AO.-Utii PACK-?th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOB SALE OB
TO LET?2|> 1'ack?lat col.
PERSONAL..
ANUIK-I WON'T F.\IL.'AUUYLEvSH'aDOV^''"1)AN
santo," to-iUglu, balcony, near orchestra.
METROPOLITAN.
Birdie duvall has left 122 and gone to
10 1 Mtino street. Miss STEARNS.
INFORM A IT ON W ANTE D?O F c! A. BUAEUNIN<7;
last hoard of In State of Iowa; any information of bla
whrreahniita will be thankfully received by his sister. 245
East i'lh st. CHARLES STARK,
JA< k.-WILL PASS YOUR HOUSE THIS MORNING
111 In or n littlo before If all is clear; trust that tu me; be
hlrnstpurlor window aud prepared to exchange nolea;
must hoar Irom you. Ia anything wronir r Did yon forpot
your promise r Very Important. UELLE.Y
1" AST MONDAY MORN I NIL BROADWAY CAR FrTiM
J-t'th st. tu Aator House; sealskin sacque, black silk dress,
IjiI ribbons; would like to make acquaintance very much;
teen waiting soino time; Thanksgiving evening tu see
Lottn. 1 1 agreFaiile, addross NEAR NEIGHBOR, Ilerald
1 ptuwn office, stating some incident.
PUN DAY AFTERNOON AROUT 4 O'CLOCK-YOUNG
Oiiidr, brunette, in black silk dress, velvet bands, black
hat with lace, who entered F'onrth.av. car at Grand Ceutral
Depot.?Gentleman wishes honorable acquaintance. Ad.
dress, giving some details, SYMI'ATHIE, Lerald Brauch
office.
WILLIAM M'OUIKK (PORTER). FORMERLY AT 33
V? Broadway, will llud a letter at lleruld Uptown Branch
office.
WA. G.?ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL, MONDAY EVEN
? lug. seven o'clock. ' 11AKKY.
LOS'f~AI>D~F6Ui>D.
Lost-"a large wiute and B?X8$TR>tr"S6fbbti.
somewhere in vicinity of Hera'ld office. The tinder will
he liberally rewarded by returmug It to 03 South 3th av..
first Hour.
Lost?on sunday" mormnoT-on stii a v., be
twecn 4nth aud 48th ata , a black voivet Bonnet. The
finder will please return it to 6 East 4stb st.
T OST?SATURDAY EVENING, SILVER EABKINO;
XJvalueloss except to owner as keepsake. A. A. Y., 423
East 3Hth st.
"HTAToTT LOST-NO. 163547, "ENGLISH LEVER,
TV double gold case; $23 reward and no questions asked
on return at Pacific Hotel, Ureenwtch st. _
REWAIUM"
It 7 ,*r"REWARD.-LOST A SOLITAIRE TdYaMOND
?P i sjEarrlng.?The finder will receive the above reward
(no questions malted) by returning it to W. L. FISH, Marl
borough House, (1th av. aud 3H(li st.
IBERAL KB WARD FOB RECOVERY TWO BOXES
Magic OIL lost trnm wagon on West at., night December
1L Address, confidentially, Mclllll ill'., 7 nth av., citv.
"TT SPECIAL NOTICES.
A'^vb.oiKr cash gYkts.
. Kentucky Stete Single Number Distribution.
3,631 l'riaea i.nd only 3d.0(Mi tickets.
SIMMONS A DICKINSON, Managers.
Tube drawn on Saturday. December 3d, 1876. ?
Wholes, $20. Shares In proportion.
Royal Havana tu bo drawn
December 16, IH7't.
Kentucky State Lotteries drawn dally.
Address PARKS, EMERSON A CO.,
Hankers, ISO Broadway, room 4.
"Ho'ffIcTaL DRAWINGS KKNTDCKY 8TATB
? Lotteries, SIMMONS. A DICKINSON. Managers.
KKMUCKT, KXTIIA CLASS NO. 873? DBCXMBKU 2, 1876.
2H, 61. 53. till, 1SL 42, (>8, It. 311. 31. 4(1, 4U
KKNTDCKT. CLASS NO. 674? DKCKHBKB 2, 1876.
18. 5. 53. 74, 3d. 17, 52 4. 46. 31. 43. 28.
IIKNItV, KXTIIA CLASS NO. 573?UKCKMBKB 2, 1870.
SO, 15, 6. 11. 17. 01. 60, 13. IL"?, 26. 21, 4&
IIKNHV. CLASS NO. 574?DKCKMBKR 2, 1876.
21. 74. 54. 48. 2'2. 1. 76. IB 13. 6, 36. 56.
'Tickcta, Inlormmlon. Ac., in tte ?lw by applying to or
wddioaring J. CLUTK A CO . 200 Broadway.
A" ?$1UI.I?I' IN CASH- FOB $2(1. ~
? Kentucky State Single- Number Distribution, to be
diawn Saturday, Dectmbcr 30, 1876 ; 5,631 prises, distrib
uting $650.11 o.
Iinlidny drawing?1,35(1.(100 Spanish dollars to be dlstrlb
iite.l. Havaua extraordinary, to be drawn December 16,
1876.
18,00 i tickets; 2,346 prises; capital $500,000; two of
ilUU.UOO each. Send In your order., to
J. CLU TE A CO.. 200 Broadway.
TTIiNTION!-TWENTY YEARS' ~PRUSSIAN H08
i>ltill experience; diseases of men a specialty; consulta
tion Irce. Dr. .1 At.'011V. I?; 1 Hleecker st.
AFFLICTED.?AN EXTENSIVE LONDON HOffRU
practice. Dr. West's new remedies ceres q Ick and
permanently all complaints, coiisuitntlun fiee. 45 ltleecker
??.. between Broadway and Bowery.
A
A.
-ISAAC O. BOYOE, 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER.?
Divorces obtained promptly, without publicity; deser
tionAfneempudbillty, habitual drunkenness, infidelity. in
human trentnient. conviction of lelouy. Passports obtained.
?KXl'KAOR lilN.VRY HAVANA LOTTERYI
* Drawing Deceinher III. 1873.
First prUe. $'8*1.000.
Whole tickets, $I0D; halves $3.1; quarters, $25; fifths,
|20; tenths. $10; twentieths. $">.
Full explanatory circulars free.
THEODORE ZoClloCII, 116 Nassau st.. New York.
AUTUNFORTUNAfES sOoULDCONEULt dS~GRIN.
ULK for their conipUints; quick cure whutevertbe mat
ter. Office 14'J West 4sth st.
DHHntRKASKS Of MEN A 8PF.CIAI.TY. - A PUACtTuB
or35 years enables the uu lorslgced to gaarentee perma
nent cures or no ehurxe. Offices 20 Centre st. or No. 6 City
Hell place; bouts 6A. M. li.l . P. M. K. (lull HE IT. M. D.
Diseases of mks aTspecialty"
IIF.NRY A. DANIELS, .I!. O., 144 Lexington sv..near
2??(h St. Office hours from 8 to 3.
I3PP8' COCOA ~
j (Breakfastt.
Gratetul, comforting.
"By a thorough knowledge of to > natural laws which
govern the operations ul'digwstlon and nntritlon. and by a
careful application of the fine properties of well selected
cocoa, Mr. Kppa lias provhlud our breakfast tables with a
delicately flavored beverage which tuav save us many
heavy doctors' bills. It Is liy the Judicious use of such
articles ol diet that a constitution may be gradual!V built
up. until strung enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us, ready
pi attack wherever tiiere Is a weak point. We may escape
many a latul shall by keeping ourselves well fortifie-i with
pure blood and n properly nourished Irame."?Civil (service
Gasette.
Made simply with boiling water or mllY.
In packets aud tins tj; lb. nod I lb.) tauched
JAMES F.I'PS ,v CO..
Iloniompathie Chemists,
48 1 hrcadneedle st. and 17d Piccadilly. London.
Dopot In New York?SMITH A VANDERHECK. Park
pi ace.
13xtraordlvary"dravTino OK TI1K "
it royal Havana lottert,
srblch will take place Decenther HI, 1876.
Only 18,00'I l ickeis and 2,340 Prises.
1 ot $905,060
2 ol' fltW.OO-.) 2(*),???(
1 of 5o,om
1 of 25.1 sal
2 ot 10,'00 2D.(SSI
8 or 5,001 4C.IIO
125 el I.tsm 125 ISO
j-trj of .Vat lisi.ixsi
13 of l,(t (I appro vlpiations 13,(S*>
2 ef 5T0 approximations 1,1(31
1.7M ef ? 10O approximations I7WJM'
2,?46 prises amounting to $1.350.<XU
PRICE IN CUKHENCT.
Whole Tickets. $11*l; Halves, $50; (Quarters, $25; Tenths.
$10; t wentieths. $ >.
In 1873 we sold the $60O,l*kt prise then in gold, nnd In
Reptemiicr last we sold mid caslu-d that ot ftiSMICNi.
Fpatilsh gold and Havana bank bills bought and sold.
Dr.Olson Havana issued.
U. MARTINEZ A CO.. Hankers.
, No. In Wall st? hnseiueut, N. Y*.
Havana lottery.-extraordinary drawing:
capital prise, $5'si,0si; whole tickets $l(Ml, parts In
proportion, .-end vour orders to R. HO.NNKNBKRU, box
1.18# New Haven tConn.l Post oitice.
f S - CHRONIC CA rARKII. DEAFNESS; IMPROVED
1\ .lartbod; Instatitaiinous relief; permanent cores. Dr.
h 4l'ODPAi:D. NtK 8 West I4ih>t.
KKNfL'CKY STATE LOfTKHIRS. DRAWN DAILY;
Kjdlnckr State Distribution draws Deeember 30;
prlsea of SHXMO ', W<0,IA*tunerN to $100.
JACKsnN A CO.. Bankers, god Broadway, New York.
H < j.j hl'/ioKN'M " Si "~\lt BANK bT.-MKR. K. MUN
l)?7?>Ri'E MILL, eiectrlcjar. and uuree; Board for lady
a confinement; large rooms, irout.
F
SPECIAL MOT ICES.
ADVANCE OP ALL. '*
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
FROM "coXGREi-S
TO-NIGHT
IN THE EVE NINO TELEGRAM.
CIRCULATION OVER 5 t.UHU A OAT
AXD ADVERTISING IOC. A LINK.
VTEBYOUR EXHAUSTION.-A MEDICAL KSSAV
i_\ comprising n writ* of lectures delivered at Konn'*
Museum of Anatomy. Now V. rk. mi the eau>? and cine >1
prematura decline, showing indisputably how loot health
may be regained, affording h clear synopsis of the Impedi
ment* to marriage and the treatment of nervous and pliv-1
ral debility, being the reaull ol ill vcar*' experience. I'riee
25 cents. Addre.a the author. Dr. L. J. K AUN. office mid
ro?ldetice5l East Kith ?t.. New York.
<j?7*)4)*Tj o -all pkiices and no blanks. -
?P I _J_J. ?."lO.Gri ateat single nuuthor Prise Drawing
that ever took place in the L'ultad States By autlinritv "I
an act of the Legislature the next ail prltu draw lug will
take place in public at t.'he\eun>.', \Yy. T , positively. De
cember 15, ISTtI $722. J4 1 to be distributed. Each :tn<l
every ticket will be entitled to a prfie. Tieaeta *- each, or
a pack .ge lien,ticket*) tor #10, and the balance to be da
iluetad only trum the uriaea drawn, luforuta'iou lurni.lied.
Orders flllcd. Alao nitelit* lor 'he Royal Havana Lottery
an.) all legalised iotterlea throughout the world. Orders so
licited.
Apply to or addreae EMORY A CO., Brokers, 31 Park
row. room I, up stairs
tl 'JSf \JUU\ -itoVAir il rv\"XA LOTTERY -
UPA.ayeJt r.U"/V/.(iran I extranrdinery drawing Decern
hei IB. Circular* sent free. Spanish Ouid, Havana Bank
Bills bought and sold. J. IH SK A CO., Bankers, 42
Nassau at., corucr Liberty, New York
iToEn All A ?ROYAL hayana lottery.
vLOtJU.UUU. Capital prise $3UO.OU<X
Grand extraordinary drawing Deceutbor id.
Only ticket* and 2,3-BI price*.
Whole tickets. $100: helves, $50; Twoutietha, $5
JACKSON A CO., Hanker*. 202 Broadway, New York.
SHOUT IN (i-IMKiS, LSIliUS. AC. "
Av"""-Pi>"R "SALE?A !.?/" KIN l?S ' OK PAXCY DOGS.
? Bird*. Ac.: Medicines tor all diseases; Prepared Pood
for mocking tirda, at B. U. DOVKY'S, No. 3 Greenest.,
near Canal.
?POR SALE. ONE VERY SMALL BLACK AN D
?tun Dog. Scotch si d Skye Terrier*, one 1st. Bernard
Dug, Newloundland Pupa, bull Terriers, Maltese Cats,
laney Kow'a, Pigeons. Ac.. Medicines for all diseases. At
L. N. MEYERS'. 43 (treat Jones at.
X A DVANCE OP ALL. ~~~~
bPECIAL DESPATCHES
PROM CONURKSS
TO-NIGHT
IN THE EVENING TELEORAM.
CIliCULATION OVER 50,000 A DAY
AND ADVERTISING 300. A LINK.
"POOL 8KL.LINO.~~~
X'UCTIOlC'FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLB
xa.sold this evening at JOHNSON'S, corner Broadway and
2Btli at., oil the Kacea at New Orleans. Each race received
by telegraph. All orders by mail ur messenger will receive
particular attention. T. B. JOIINaON.
JN ADVANCE OP ALL
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
FROM CONGRESS
TO-NIGHT
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
CIRCULATION* OVER 50,000 A DAY
AND ADVERTISING 30C. A LINK.
r
VTHTICK.?ALL PERSONS HOLDING OL'K AUCTION
Ax Pool Tickets on general result ot Presidential election
wishing to draw their money, leas commissions, can do so by
consent of bolder of opposite ticket. For further informs,
tlon apply to JOHN MORKISSKY A CO.. I.23U Broadway,
ATTKK8ALl7s^ 1,227 B RO AD W A Y.- A UC liON
pools, Krench and combination pools; Tickets$1 each on
New Orleans races.
HORSES. CAUHIAGES. ?C.
^T AUCTION.
By WM. VAN TAB-GILL, Auctioneer.
Oflioo and salesroom 110 and 112 East 13tU at.
Great sale
uf
fine Carriage*,
surplus Muck
of the
exclusive manufacture
of
Messrs. Wooit Brotheri.
Messrs. VAN TASSKLL A KEARNEY
will aell by auction,
on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
December ti anil 7,
nt lUJk o'clock,
at the elegaut urn! spacious ware roomt
Messrs. Wood Brother*.
Kot 48, 51 and 31 Lalayette place,
in rear of
7fO Uroudway.
near Aator place and 8th |t,
large aaaortment
of
elegant Carriage*,
the surplus ttock of
Moim. Wood Brother*.
All teaaonable Mock, linlahod for the beat
town trade,
comprising
Landaus, with glass and leather fronts.
Landauiot*. of different slses.
Coupes, with straight and round fronts.
Glass, quartered and panel Coaebea
T Carta
Doc Carta
Victorias.
Chariots.
Phaeton*.
Koekawayx
Top and open Road Wagons, Velocipedes
Stock of Portland and Albany Blelgha
Also a few second hand Carriagea In first rate order.
Stock now on exhibition at the ware room*. 48. 51 and 53
?Lafayette place, where also catalogoe* may now be ob
tained. a* well as at the office of tbe auctioneers, 110, 112
East 13th st.
N EXECUTOR'S MALE DP ALL TH1(TvALUABLE
highbred, fast trotting Road. Saddle and Family Horses;
some nave records down In the ibirttos and warranted sound
and kind-..must be sold this week; also fine top Kuuil Wagon*
and Pony Phaeton, with line Harness and Bear Kobe* and
Blankets, at private stable No. 128 East 19th ?U. between
Irving plaee and 3d nv. Situation wanted for coachman.
A ?TO~LET, 1 lANDBOMKllbRsES, WAGONS AND
xLaSlelghs. 156 East 20tli St.
?NEW AND SECOND HAND-LANDAUS. COUPES.
? Rockaways, Phaetons. Coaches, Express, top and Road
Wagous, at panic prices. WM. II. UltAY, 20 and 22 Woos
ter St.
T BA fta AI NsHsLEToiTs FROM $90 UPWARD;
Horse Blankets (trues, stable and dress). $1 to $15; liar
ness from $10; bear, buffalo and wolf Robes, $8 to $35; satis
faction guaranteed as to price and quality.
JOHN MOORE, 57 Warren st.
ARAORI KICK.-IIA NDSOMK SORREL IlORSZ";
trots in 2:40; young, no faults: price $2nO.
IIONNEAU, 174 Centre st., up stairs.
"7 HANDSOME LIGHT TI iTeKQUTrTEII CLAR
Jicnce. by#Vood Bros.: Coupe. Kockaway, Pole and
Hhafta, set slng'e and double Harness; superb ordor; must
be sold at any < ff r. 147 West 35tn st.
KIMBALL CUTTKirsi.EKIH. $50; ALSO A BRAU
titul full spring top Buggy. $125. 124 West llltli st.
sacrifice.?to huhinebb wagons, all
sizes; $3n t.i $I5<> for Express. Butchers', Bakers', Milk,
Depot and Delivery Wagons. 228 Spring *?.
-TilREE HORSES, KOR RUfcMKK, BAKER OR
?expressman; young und sound. No. 1 Mleecaer st , in
trunk store.
COUPK. ONK PARK PHAETON, ONB DROP
front Wagon, kiiitnble for a doctor; also one sidu bar
Top Wagon; nil nesrly new: nt sacrifice, ns the owner is in
Europe. To be seen at M. CURLEWS. 108 East 13th st.,
near 4th nv.
Anew top express wagon for $125; also
an old one IsrfM 124 West 18th St.
AT H ALF VaLUK~Tor II0R8E8?$23 TO 80s $CIT
nny business. warrantsd t'nll at 43 Kn?; ISih st.
A HOUSE, HARNESS, WA.I<?N,"$4<XI; PONY BUILT
Hums,$36anddO'.t. 3$U WNMw St.. near 4tli.
A"-NEW STYLE DROP CENTRE COACH. EQUAL
?to new; Lnndnu, Clnituce and six sealed Slelgti. on
good terms ggwo Con pes. PlTNfcY'S, 40> 3d tr,
At a great sACKmcE-.v very Handsome
bay Hanililetonlnn Gelding, 1">1.,' hands. 8years; trots in
3 GO: elegant top Wagon ; *tnuie Hari ess. nearly new. Ap
ply at 321' Broadway, room 53.
AVERY li A NDSOMK ETHAN ALLEN PONY, 14*^
hntids. 1) years ; can boat 3 minutes; has been usrd bv
ladles; wamoittd sound; price $151). Apply at 115 East
23d st.
- no Tiff e it ret u be i ?.?Fact t kotter, h a no
?some sliifting top improved Spring Wagon, nearly ilea-,
and set llarnese. 148 West :.5th st.
A-'T-MCST BE SOLD: no OFFER REFUSED; TWO
last trotters, two top Road Wagons, two set* ol Harness,
Hteigh Robes. Ac.: also, Pliaeton. MUTUAL CLUB STA
BLES. Lis West 31st st.
?3 1IOHSK8i Ml'ST SELL; NO WOt.K, SOUND
?and kin I: suit any business. 138 Mutt St.. ssloon.
(?^nXdian Tony. ~$$o7 aTso thrre ~no hk ks,
2snitabl ? tor gro. nr. expross or truck, $35 each; trial
glveu. 453 Wert It.th >l.. crockery store.
(li)UPK. litIKSKS. MARXElML Ati.>CU?UtTI MS
Jtabllsliment. in perfe. t order: coupe made by Ben ler, of
Paris. Inquire ol rATUIt'K, at Truusdell's staolea. No. 120
Weet 46th ok ?
i5o|TTaLP. CIIeAP?a GOOD SECOND HARD
J? circular front Clarence, ???lilt lor private use; best city
make. S. (!, J CUD. 120 We?t 33d st.
fjVOU SALE?A SPLENDID PAIR OF CARRIAGE
r Horses; sound and kind: 111 hands high; well matched
anil mated. Alao a apitndld -et of double Harness, good as
new: will tie sold low. Inquire at tho stable in H2d st. be
tween Madison and ">th hv>.
LVJIt ?saLL-I WO HOR.aKS G iOD. FOR ANY KIND
r ol business. Apply at 227 West 33d.
"IP n K BALK?A 11 KA V V ~~ IJ it A KT HOKE..; TaOf)
J? wolgbt. Call lor t*n dais. 4481, West 18th st.
FilOlt BALK?BLACK IIORBS, 10 HANDS. 7 YEARS
1 suitable for truck, coal can; Truck and Harness. In
quire carman, 324 Hudson st.
ipt?R SALK-HOIl'KS. A TEAM*. ?VKlL MATCHED,
r double or single, cheep, at No. 244 Eoet Houston si.,
near av. A.
FUiK BALE?PONY 51 INCH KB HIGH. VERY STTL
Isli. afraid of nothing: perfect for childr n to ride or
dtivo; also some splendid Itobea 34B West 4 U st.
I poll BALK-LI VERY HOARDING STABLE, LONG
established; little money required; other business rea
son tot selling. Apply 302 West :i8tli.
FOR 8ALK?2 PONY BUILT MAREHANDS HORfftB;
yeting and sound; trial allowed. II Hester sk, teed
store. '
HOUSES, CAUHIAGE8, afcO.
HaI.K PKICE-T1IK BUT HAHiiAlN IN MEW YORK,
tall spring ll?<d W>k:id uf our own make: built to
order lor party that cannot take it; lull war ran lee given;
carriage factory, iOO We.i 33d >1. Gall Tor three days.
N ADVANCE OK Af.1,.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
KROM iONGRESS
TO-NIGHT
IN I^E eveni.su telegram.
CIRCULATION OVER MJ.OOO A OAT
AND ADVEKTIHI.SU EDO. A LINK.
Must sell 10 iuihe money-new top oko
itry or Kt|irci< Wagon; Puny and llarueaa separate,
btablu -117 \V#, t lllth It.
Mi st sell, save expense -kink LARUE
young Horse $13.">; elegant Portland lluoil Sleigh aud
R-.be. SW>; top BtEpr. 51 I "tli av.
SUIiDW Kiio.M na ? HORSE BLANKET*.
Top Buggies. #I_H; Phut out. f>130: linck*w*y?, BUB.
Ilarnen. #10 to $ ?aj levrry description).
Stable and truck Blankets Iroui rl 3-Y
Ureal Blankets. S3 50 to BIB.
iiuflulo. bear aiol wolf Robes. fli to fS5.
JOHN MOORS, 57 Warreu >t.
ULK.10Hft._SlX "DARLINGS;'' J PORTLANDS, 8
Orwell Cutters, J Pouya. lor four passenger*; tlnelv nphol
lcr-?l; luteal drsiiiiii; popular pricoa. WIIlTAKElt, Id
Cornell* si., near ttlti av.
CRCOJtp HAND UARtUAUKH.?BjlKWMTBK I'dAOII,
0$4">0; Cuupo mill six pu-ariiKer llock away a. Curtail!
ton 1 liavloiia UeiioI W num. .Ill lop
Coach, four passenger
anil no top Waavnt A. S. I LAN'DI! A l', Carriage Builder,
373 and 374 Broome >1. (old aland of Hrewater A Co.)
WAKEN KOR DKKT?$335 TEAM HAY HOUSES.
X light Brewery Tru k, act liarneaa, worth TBOO; alto lour
Work lloraea, baruain; lull aepurate. 534 Waal 35th at.
rpop EXPRESS OR OKOCBKT WAOOH. IN OOOO
X order, $>.'?: Ilorae end Harncta, Bio; cheap. 4 7th av.
Yy ANTED?HOARD MOB HORSES; $H? A MONTH;
tr warm atablea; large alalia: baat of caro: Hlfftnrri
l(Weil. Addreaa L., box 55, New Cattle, Wvetclivalur
county, N. Y,
\y ANTED?A PAIR OK HORSES, KOR LANDAU LET
IT and road; Rrat cluaa and cheap. Aildrcaa box o.d'JS
Poat office. New York.
iir CLARK'S PATENT HORSE CLIPPER AT LOWEST
II ,pricea. wlioleaale und rutaiL JOHN MOllKE, 57
Warren at. '
300
SLEIGHS, 300 SLK1U11S,
to be aold at auction,
at 37 Nassau at,,
on MOXDAY, December 4. and TUESDAY, December B.
at IS o'clock each day.
BY ORDER OK THE BUILDERS WHO WISH TO
convert iheui Immediately Into caah. having carried tucin
over Iroin last winter.
Alan
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OK GRIZZLY BEAR.
Angora, Kox, Hear, Wildcat and liull'alo Kobea.
At the anlearounie ol
TUNIS JOHNSON. Auctioneer. 37 Naaaau at.
Soen -ukntleman's turnout, past TROT
?J)t IryV/.llng Horse, new lop Buggy aud II aruuaa.
1IOVEY s .table, 134 West liHIi at.
CKl SLBIUHS, CARRIAGES. SLEIGHS, PORT
OOIli ~ ?
-lands. Albany Cutlers, 3 aval puny and # neat Sleight,
Bella, Kobea, llarnvia. new and second hand, at low price*.
WM H. GRAY, 30 and 33 Wooater *t._
DRY GOODSi.
"?"T POLANli' A SPIER'S, MA.NUEAOTUKKRS. 374
AxCauul at.?Jobbers supplied with Ostrich Keathor Trim
ming.
B
LACK DRESS SILKS
at popular price*.
B. II. MACY 1 CO.,
14th it. and 6th av.
I
N ADVANCE OK ALL.
SPKCIA1. D v. S PATCHES
PROM CONGRESS
TONIGHT
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
CIRCULATION OVER 50,000 A DAY
AND ADVERTIS1.NG 20C. A LINE.
H. MACY A CO.,
MaCY'S, 14TII ST. AND 6TH AV.
MACY'S.
MACY'S. GRAND CENTRAL FANCY AND
MACY'S.
MACY'S. DRY UOODS ESTABLISHMENT.
MACY'S.
MACY'S. WE HAVE ENLARGED our establishment.
MACY'S,
MACY'S, Added new department!, and are manufacturing
M ACY'S. Fall and Winter Suite and Cloaks for ladlea and
MACY'S.
MACY'.'. tnliaet to order, from our own materials or ma
MACY'S. .
MACY'S. terlal tornlahed by themselves.
MACY'S.
MACY'S.
MACY'S.
MACY'S. ?
MACY'S.
MACY'S. OUR MILLINERY. MANUFACTURING and
MACY'S.
MACY'S. DRBSSMAKING DEPARTMENTS ARB
MACY'S.
MACY'S. PLACED BEFORE THE PUBLIC AT OUR
MACY'S.
MACY'S. USUAL POPULAR PRICES. AND NO EXER
MACY'S.
MACY'S. TION WILE BE SPARED TO OAIN FOR
MACY'S. ??
MACY'S. THEM TUB SAME FAVORABLE ESTIMA
M ACY'S.
MACY'S. TION WHICH OUR OTHER DEPARTMENTS
MACY'S.
MACY'S. ARE RECEIVING.
MACY'S.
MACY'S.
MACY'S. ON THE FIRST FLOOR ARE OUR
MACY'S. LACES. EMBROIDERIES AND LINEN
MACY'8. HANDKERCHIEFS, RIBBONS, Flowere.
MACY'S. Featbere, Hats end Millinery Goods of every
MACY'8. description. Ties, Toilet Articles, Small
MACY'S. Wares. Trimming*. White Goo.:s, lloiise
MACY'S. keeping Goods. Worsteds, Albums, Books,
MACY'S, and Htatlonery, I'esse Part nuts, Brunr.cs.
MACY'S. Fauey Goons, Silver and Plated Ware, Bon
MACY'S. Iron Bores; Ladle*', Misses' and Children's
MACY'S. Bouts, SHOES. SLIPPERS and Overshoes;
MACY'S. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods; Gentlemen's,
MACY'S, 1.antes'. Youths' aud Children's Hosiery and
MACY'S. Underwear.
MACY'S. TOYS. DOLLS, DOLLS' ARTICLES. CON
MACY'S. FEC'IIONKKY and SODA. Also
MACY'S. OUR NEW DEPARTMENT.
MACY'S.
MACY's. BLACK DRESS SILKS.
MACY'S.
MACY'S. MKRINOBS AND VELVETS
MACY'S.
MACY'S. AT VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
MACY'S.
MACY'S. LA FORGE TWO BUTTON KID GLOVES.
MAC VS. IH cents, warranted.
MACY'-. ON THE SECOND FLOOR A FULL AND
MACY'S. DESIRABLE STOCK OF LaDIKS' AND
MACY'S. MISSES' UNDERCLOTHING, Corsets and
MACY'S. Panlera. Alto
MACY'S.
MACY'S. BOYS' CLOTHING
MACY'S.
MACY'S. In Fall end Winter Suits, unsurpassed in stvle,
MACY'S. assortment, quality and price.
MACY'S.
MACY'S. SALESROOM IN THE BASEMENT
MACY'S. CROWDED WITH NEW AND DB8IKAH1.E
MACY'S. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT POPULAR
, MACY'S. PRICES.
! MACY'S. CHINA, MA.IOI.ICA AND GLASSWARE,
MACY'S. STRICTI.V THE FINEST ASSORTMENT IN
! MACY'S. TllE CITY.
H. MACY Jt CO.,
? 14th st. and 6th sr., New York.
Unlike eny other establishment In the country.
Foreign Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Novelties by avery
European steamer.
Orders by meil receive special cere.
Catnlogne* free.
ailLLiNBRY AND DllUSSMAKIXOI.
JN ADVANCE OF ALL. "" ~
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
FROM CONGRESS
TONIGHT
IX THE EVEXINO TELEGRAM.
CIRCULATION OVER Wi.HOO A DAY
AND ADVERTISING _OC. A LINE.
MR. CAM ILLS DB i.auy. having a large
assortment of imported Bonnets, will sell them at half
the cost of Importation. HSg'f Broadway, near llttli st.
MMK. ADOLPIIINK KOENIO. DRESSMAKER. RUE
de tenure .Septemhre. corner of the lla- Monsigny.
Paris, Informs the Indira that she has just received a new
assortiuru- of Winter Cloaks and Dresses, which she will
sell very low, being obliged to sail on t e Igtli lust, show
rooms, Waverley place.
II. MAL'Y A CO.
Fnrt, V'nra.
Our Fur department le complete with a very choice stock
ef Seel end Silk Kacquee aod Wrapt.
Seal, Mink,
Sable, Ermine. Aleaka, Sable end Lynx Sete,
Also Hue imitation Sett of ell kinds lor ladies, misses and
children.
The finest assortment of Fur Trimmlngi Id tha city at
very low prices.
Also e bankrupt stock ol real Rntsiaa and Hudson Bay
Sublet and Ermine Sett and I'apes at
one-lourtli the coet
of production.
14th st. and Dili av.. New York.
C illLLlAHDA. ~
A LOT OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD fAHLBri IN
perlect order, equal to new. et vary low prices.
11. \v CULLENDER, 7W Broadway.
mi.Tucan .*i andakd hevbl billiardtablbs,
with Drlaney's wire cushions; indorsed by.all Ire-ling
professional players; extra Inducements now offered; sec
ond liunil Tables at great bargains. W. H. GRIFFITH A
CO., 41) Vesey st.
TN ADVANCE OF ALL, ft
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
# FROM CO MiltKSS
TO-NIGHT
IN. THE EVENING TELBuRAM.
CIRCULATION OVER 50,(JlXI A DAI
AND ADVERTISING aou. A LINE.
ANI'IENKXTS.
fONY PAS i OH'S NKVV THEATRE,
directly opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Mr. TONY PAkfUH . sole Proprietor
THK GREATEST SIKHS' ever offered IN NEW YORK
KT.vKTLINU ATTRACTIONS and CELEBRATED STARS
Monday, December 4,
Every lliht dunnc the week.
MATINEE TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
THE FOl'K LOVi l.Y ST. FELIX ulsTERS,
in their unapproachable Song* end Unices.
Return oi the monarch* at Ethiopian Yoculisru,
Harris and Carroll.
First appearance ol FIELDS AND 1I0EY,
III Ilieir original aet, MUSIC CONQUERED.
Flrat appearence ui tne
S AN YE AIIS,
S AM ana MAl'D, In tlielr classic performance on tbe danc
luir nod revolving globus
Flret uppearui.ee nl the
LEV ISO It ROT II EP.3.
Llehtiiiiii: caricaturists ni l Tumbler II nmwnleous.
Ko engagement of ihe heautilul croballo
CLAIRE MISTERS.
Conlluueil success oi tne ereat European Stan, the
SVIl,KI N'lkDN MK??T11E KM.
the original Buy* of Mulliu.ur. In new Irish Soups, Skotehei
Hil l Dunce*.
lireui ovation awarded "The Senator at Large," tlio world
renowned Conpreaiional Laugh uiascr.
HON Roll Hai.T. P. q .). X T. and
ION Y 1'ASroR, with ma Star Troupe.
New Plantation Iturlntta, written v x preset y for tlila
theatre by William I'ourlii.lit. eniltled
PALMY DAYS IN DIXIE,
introducing tl# enure company. aided bv ilie
Louisiana slave troupe,
in Jubilee Songs, Retrain* and Bailed*.
TWENTY ETHIOPIAN ARTISTS,
expressly engaged io uld in the nroductloa ol litis life like
yepreaeutaliun ul SCENES IX THE SI NNY SOUTH.
?SOB HART.' HILLY CAKItoLL. 'HILLY COURT
RIGHT* JUIIN IIILHKKT. KPH HORN, HILLY IIAK
HtS. I. FIELDS, W. IKIKY. FRANK U1KARD,
CilARLKY WoltLEY and a Uo?t oi anxtliariev.
During the play will he Intrndtieed a now \\ elk Around by
the entire company, entitled
LET rile. IIALLOT, NOT THE BAYONET. RULE.
Secure >eat? early this morning for tlio grand perlorinauce
tonight.
MATINEE TO-MORROW.
ELLEK'S WONDER THEATRE
vlato lllobci, opposite New York Hotel.
IIKlLKK'S WON DERM.
EVERY EYENLNU AT s.
ROBERT HELLER. ROBERT HELLER,
ROBERT HELLER. ROBERT HELLER,
PrestidigitateW. Plainat and Hiiuioriat
ROBERT HELLER la one of the beat comedian#el ti-.o
U11 v ? a natural actor, retuiuding ua of Cbarlua Matthews iu
hla beat dayu
Everything be does liuacki of the lower regions.
MIS.- HELLER, MISS HELLER.
MISS HELLER, MISS HELLER,
in tbe lamed phenomenal wonder, entitled
SCl'KRNAi URAL VIslO.N.
Nothlnir like Mise Heiier'i luauiiesiuti <ua have ever been
>4iine aeti 111 tbls r auv otb r eonniry.
OK AND MATINEE KVBuY SATURDAY AT 2.
Price*-Oroheatrn reserved chaira. $1; balcony reserved,
75c.: iiunily circle. 506.: amplbtlieaire, 25c.
LYUE I'M THE AT K ? . KlHV IN BOoril.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
SHAKESPEARE s iIRAND HISTORICAL TRAGEDY,
KINO RICHARD II.
EDWIN III >u I'll AS KINO RICHARD,
supported by Frederic Robiuaou. Mllnca Lovick, J. M.
IJardle, Frank Pierce, Hart Conway. W. A. VS biterar, T.
L. Hind, Clara Jennings and Jennie Carroll,
FORMING AN \i XT It AO RDIN ANIL Y sTRONO CAST.
The cliarnnerol King It c ard II.. ua rendered by ED
WIN BOOTH, baa been pronounced by the ablest critic* of
tbo country a- one of bis boat aborts.
equalling his hamlet.
NOTICE.?The large uuuiher of piece* to bo preaentnd
during the brief eng igemeut of EDWIN BOOTH precludes
the poaaiuillty ol lung ruua. Tbe ineclinnlc.il un<l artlatiu
departments of the Lyceum, liaviug bttntl organized with
tbe view nf rapid production, the ulay* will not be contin
ued beyond tbe time announced- Remember?Lyceum
Theatre. EDWIN BOOTH aa KINO RICHARD II.,
FOR Till". WEEK ONLY.
SATURDAY M ATINEE AT I DON C-F.SAR.
EDWIN BOOTH as DON C.ESAlt DE BAZAN.
Seats can be secured aix days in advance at tbe theatre
and at 111 and I,I' 4 Rroadwav.
MONDAY^Deeember 11 -KDtVIN BOOTH a? OTHELLO.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. .
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager Mr. A. M. PALMER
Begin* at S; over at 10:50. Saturday Matinee at 1:30.
Every night, except Saturday, and at the Saturday Matinee,
will be given tbe marveiloua Drama,
MISS MHLTON,
?very reproientatlon of which tbui far haa been wit
ueaaed by ?
CROWDED AND ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE.
Characters by Miss Clara Morria, Silas Sara Jowett. Mr*.
Marie Wllklns. .Visa Bijou Heron, Miss luiuUo Sylvester,
.Mips Mabel Leonard, Mihs Helen Vine nt, Mr. James O'NIel,
Mr. J. II. stoddart and Mr. John I'araelle.
OATURDAY.
THIRD MATINEE OF
O AT 1
.
MISS MULTON.
OATUKDAs,
Ami
D AT
PERFORMANCE HERE OF
a
THE TWO ORPHANS.
In
THE TWO ORPIf\XS.
All the original Scenery.
Those are tliu lait repre
sentations this play will have
lu Brooklyn.
b:
Bkouklth tmkathk.
livery evening mi* weak.
k xcept Saturday.
CHARLES It. T1IOKNK, Jr.
.1 B. STUDLKY,
CLAUDE BURROUGHS.
FANNY MORA NT.
KATE CLAXTUJf,
IDA VERNON",
anil other members
of the
Union Square Theatre
Company.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND EVENING WILL UK
produced for the Ural time* Mr. Godfrey'* charming Play
lu 3 acta entitled
QUEEN MAB,
introducing Mlsa KATE CLAXTON In a new rote.
OOTH'S TIIKA rKK. ~ KING LEAK.
Choice referred tea a ean be aecured at the theatre
ticket office 111 Broadway.
OOTH'S THEATRE. KINO LEAK.
'J ARRETT .k I'ALMER Lessee* ami Managers
*.* For the proient week, every nitflit and at the SA'l UK
DAY" MATINEE, aud until further notice.
SHAKESPEARE SUPERBLY ILLUSTRATED t
Engagement of the eminent tragedian. Mr.
LAWHENCK BARRETT.
Special engagement of ilni distinguished actor, Mr.
k. l. Davenport.
TO-NIGHT. production for the FIRST TIME In thle
theatre ot shakoenoare'a grand Tragedy,
KINO LEAR,
and on a acalo ol magniflcence'comnienaarate with the
aubliinlty of the niey.
THE MANAGEMENT nrotniae that thla spectacular ru
vlval of tit* matter dramatist's great work will exceed in
grandeur its any previous offering on the ttave ei titer of Amer
ica nr Europe. All Ita several features. S'JR.NKKY. COS
TUMES. MUSIC. MECHANICAL EFFECTS and even tho
rolnutuat detail being entirely new and the reault of anxlou*
cutiniilere'.lon end ot the exerclae of experienced Judgment
anil latiorioua research. THE CANT will connnnnd general
admiration, having never been surpassed, and embracing
nauie* of artiata of the Brat r-pute among Shakespearian*.
THE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
by Mr. CHARLES W. t\ HAM. llio principal artlat of
Daly's Filth A venue theatre, L from sketches
found in rare worka of the beat authorlttea.
SUPERB NEW COSTUMES! NEW MUSIC!
NEW Mi CliAMCAL EFFECTS!
The auxiliary force engaged in tho Impersonation of the
kuntlita ol King Lear's train, cantauia, mesaetigora, aoldlera
aud attendants will miinbur two hundred.
THE UREA I t AST.
LEAR, King id Br 11 it; ii Mr LAWRENCE BARRETT
Eiimnnd. Illeglttruqt* aon to (llouceator.Mr. Fred. B. Warde
i His Brat appearance In a twelvemonth.)
Karl of Kent. Mr. Wtu. K. Sheridan
Duke of Cornwall Mr. E. K. Collier
Duke ol Albany Mr. Harry Latigdon
King ol France .Mr. Loula F. Kartell
Duke ef Burgundy Mr. Ucnr.e W Wejstdla
Karl of Gloucester .- ....Mr. flenry Weaver
Old Man. tenant to Glouceater Mr W. W. Oraham
Physician to King laiar Mr. .1. I'. Aytnwue
The Fool Mr Willie .Seymour
i By tlie kind eons: nt of Messrs. Shook A Palmer.)
Oswald, steward to tioueri! Mr. Frank Little
Captain, in Edmtiud'a ai my Mr. J. Anderson
Knight, in retinue of King I.ear Mr. Andrew .1 aequo*
A Herald Mr Frank Uolo-rta
Gentleman, uit. iiuant on Cordelia Mr. llenry iloguti
And
EDGAR, a?n to Gloucester Mr. K. I* DAVENPORT
(Especially engaged to play this pari. I
t.nneril.... i i Mist Gertrude Kellogg
Regan , Daughters to Lear.,.. ' Miss Dor*Goidthwatte
Cordelia...) ( Miss Stella Boniface
V 'Ihe box office will lie open every day. during the en
gagement oi Mr. BAKRI.TT. continuously from H A. M. to
11 P. M?, or to the i lose of each uveuiog's performance
F.vrisia.n varieties, < see the elephant.
ARISIAN \ AUIKI lf.S, i IMTI1 ST. AND Bit I VDWAY.
EVERYTHING NEW, SPICV AND sPAIIKLInG.
to-night at#. ? * ? matinee to-morrow at %
VASSAR OUTDONE.
I'd TABLEAUX ViVA.MS. NO! NO!! THE ELEPHANT.
yilET WIUF.Kh
I.oau ot n Lover. I First Day In New York.
Ill; BRILLIANT ARTISTS AND LOVELY WOMEN,
jtIss I.Izr.'e Barrett, the groat I.onthm tavnrlte.
M Is# Blanche Fontaine. | Miaa Ada lloyt.
Minnie Hall . Klancho Elbert*. Alice Girard,
Miasea Leroy, Woaton, Finn. Lowrev. Roland, Leigh.
DKVKKk. AND RUSSELL.
William Fontaine, ) Floyd late, I Harry Vannette,
Lewis Spotu-er. | George Atkins, | Charles Fcibert.
Make no mistake. Seek no further tor pleasure.
CI RUMANI A THEATRE,
TAD. NEI'KNDORFF Director
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4-OKR GROUSE WUHF
Comedy, lutonracts. by Julius Roaon.
Box office open daiiy from still 4 o'clock.
TN ADVANCE OF ALL ~~
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
FROM CONGRESS
TO-NIGHT
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
CIRCULATION OVKR 50,000 A DAY '
AND ADVERTISING 2<)C. A LINE.
DHOFE8SOU CROMWELL'S
ILLUSTRATIONS
of the *
WOHLD'S WONDERS
EVERY NIGHT AT R
SATURDAY MATINEE AT ?.
ITALY, TONIGHT, DKCEMBF.lt 4.
Atlmiaasloii, 50 eents.
T. - a
5 7?
p i f
'?! a
I t ILUMMIA OPERA HOUSE. CORNER WEST I3TH
\.Jsl. and Greenwich av ?Immense aneees* of tlie Fascina
ting Duchess the Sultan's Seraglio, the Posla Plasilque,
tbe Lady Bathers, the Nac Nac Dancers, Ac. Evenings at
H. Msliueea luead.iya, Thnradaya ami Saturday* at 2.
SAl'SK'd SOI ItD AXSAN Fl~.~ BEEVOORT II ALL,
134 East 54th St.. next Wednesday arming. CLASSES
Wednsader and Saturday evening*
a .ii i *?n ? * r?.
XV ALLAnX'sT Ruti'lOAlXf.
>? M LK TKH WALLACE Preprint?: >ai Manager
.Mr. \Y ALtAOf U [iritifiwi l" announce ttir < UM;rrtiiriil
n( the eminent ilratnntiat ami tu'JiMliiii, who no.n-uraid
bit IKtwnl 'iiHmi wilb tin-1 "Hcil.v 'FORBIDDEN j-'ItL IT"
u? u brilliant prelude t his appearance a*
CONN.
In hi? celebrated In-b drama the
MlAUUHRAUN. .
The engagement of Mr.
HoCOlCAULT
(???Ins noee??arily limited lo a lew weeke. Die remedy
fliltiil I>1 IRN FKUIT. mam tided during tlio run of THE
sHAL'tlllItAl'X. will b* eentmed alter !i a engagement,
attar which a new dr.iuta. entitled ALU FOR liER. will l>a
produced
EVERY NllillT AT 8.
EVERY lATUUtAY aFtKknoON AT 1:30.
w ill 1 o perl ?nurd
Till-. sHAUGIIKAUN,
With (he nri, hull cu.it, Including .Mr. John Gilbert, Mr. II. J.
luiilUtua, Mr. Harry tieefcetl. Mr. K. Aruott. Mr. v'. V.
steven-on, Mr K. Iloiimid, dr. Mala Mr. Lenuefd, Mr.
rack. Mr Kiting.-, Mr. Atkim, Ml?? Uyaa, Mine. Poiii.i.
Mi-- I:, a- Wood, Ml?? .'ooapbln# lliker, Mrs. dull oil noil
Mi-- Btalailali, an originally rcgrcccat*d a. Wall ick'i j'ue.i
ire iu 15*7-*
liox ultima open dully from - to A Place* may In* >ecurcd
lour wveksitiadvui.ee.
IlAULK I'llK i TKK~ illtl)T\i)vVAY AN II :c?|> TrT
^Proprietor and Manager Mr JOMII HART
M'IKK CHANGE OK HILL.
II rat iii Ilia of it lirw Local Urn in Hit* sketch, briintiil ot
Inn, with new act'DCry mid alfat'la, ? milled.
M-.W YORK AS IT Was AN!! IS.
NEW YOKK AS IT WAS AND IS.
Willi ii beautiful representiiUou ol the
SKA I'l NO POND BY MOONLIGHT,
with the entire euittpniiy on roller akatea.
KICK Y and MaRNHY.
liKORGR S. K N nil IT.
HARRY R1CI1MONU. JOHN WILD.
A. II. SlIKLDON.
DAVE IlKKI), 1 AMES BRADLEY,
Ml a JENNY HUGHES.
Mi-a LIZZIE Kl LSKY. Miaa MARION KISK
mid the E <ula'i-nnu lUHlled compuny In a new oho of Acta,
larcaa nod ike chea.
Concluding every evening and nintlnroa with
N,\\ YORK \S IT WAS AMI IS.
NKW YoltK Ac IT WAS .WO IS.
NEW YORK AS IT WAS AM> IS.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
T
HE GREAT \EW YORK AQUARIUM,
' BROADWAY AND 35TH ST.
Open dAily from t) A. M. till 10 P. M.
The iicur approach of o dd weatuer and the altnoat inaur
itiomitntilu liitlicully of procuring pure aea water, renders it
prohuhle that
THE GREAT LIVING WHITE WHALE!
will not aurvltre tbs winter. All ahnuld aea It tborafore AT
ONCE.
THE QBE AT JAPAN IBS CURIOSITY.
"K1XOIYO," OR TKII'LE-TAILED FISH.
Ten thousand other atramre creature*.
Every kind of hah from every kind of water.
Tito Greatest Plueo of Amiiaeinent and Iuatruetion In the
World.
Beautiful Sea Ottera, "Hell Ketnlora." "Proteus" and ten
thousand kinds of Shell Fishes.
DELIGHTFUL PROMENADE CONCERTS
EVERY AFTERNOON AND KVKNIN'O.
directed iiy iiarvey B. DODWOKTH.
STEIN WAY HALL. E8SIPOFP.
Mine. ANNETTE ESSIPOFP.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
The manager has the honor tu announce that lor tha llnal
weak of tho
E8SIPOFF CONCERTS
in New York he has succeeded In engaging the lervices of
Mr. TIIOEDOUK THOMAS
and bis
FULL GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Debut In America of
Signora AGNKSE l'ALMA,
Prima Donna Aasoluta trom Lu Scala, Milan, together with
. Hons. ALFRED VIVIEN
and Molls. FERDINAND DULCKEN,
forminir the greatest concert enaemhla yet presented to the
New York public
THIS COMBINATION affords the management the op
portunity of presenting many works which under other cir
cumstances could not be Interpreted with the perfoction now
available.
PROGRAMME OF THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 0,
MVE. ANNETTE EsSIPOFF
will play with THEODORE THOMAS and Ida orchestra,
1IEETHG YEN'S Concerto No. 4, opus .')S, and
MENDELSSOHN'S Concerto No. 1, opus25,
Alto, Selections from BACH and SCAULATTL
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER a
M.WU ANNETTE KsSIPOPP
will play, with THEODORE THOMAS and Ida orchestra,
SAlNT-SAENS' Concerto iu G minor, opus 22.
(First time in America).
CHOPIN'S Concerto in E minor, opus II.
Also, .Selections from SCUUREKT mid LISZT.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 0. AT 2 P. M.
GRAND F.SSIPOF P-TII i >M AS'
FAREWELL MATINEE,
prior to tho depnrturo of the company for Boston.
Scale of prices.
ADMISSION, ONE DOLLAR.
Secured teata, $1 5(1 and $2. at Schnbertli's, Stalnway'l,
111 and 1.104 Broadway.
Kelly a lkontTminstkkls i opera house,
Kl.LY A LEON'S MINSTRELS I
?.?THE PARLOR HOME OF
ENTIRE CI1ANOE OF BILL EVKKV1
Monday, DECEMBER 4. Ilrst time of the NEW OPERA
BO UP KB, "GALATEA." OR THE BLACK SCULPTOR.
I.ucretia Borgia. TUh ONLY LEON as The STATUE
and Mile Bagatelle. A Five Cent Shave. Zupbelia. The
Bohemian Girl. Think of It. The Skidtuorea. *
Family MVTINEG every SATURDAY at 2 o'clock.
Box orflce open daily from l> A. M. to 10 P. M.
2nd at. and (Itb av.
MI nstrbLsyv
EVERYTHING NEW.
0
LYMPIC NOVELTY THEATRE.
OOO L Y Y MM MM PPPP II CCC
O O L Y Y M M M MP P II O 0
O O L YY M MM M PPPP II C
O O L Y M M M P II C C
OOO LLLL Y M V M P II CC0
NOVELTY THEATRE.
(122 BROADWAY, 024.
COLONEL WM. It. SINN Manager
ADMISSION, 15c.. 25c., 00*., 75c. and $1.
MATINEES. I5c.. 25c. mid 50c.
MA'II.NKKS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
tTbe Fleldlncs,
JOHN AND MAGGIE.
I TIIK BIO POUR.
Letter, Allen, Smith. Waldron.
j>
I TIIK LAEOLOI8 BROTHERS,
! Egyptian Juggler*.
[ SAM DEVKRH.
<s>?
The wonderfully etmrininu Hallndiet,
Mlaa MARIE W1IITI INGHAM,
Hod the peerleaa Bojr 'I enor.
Mauler NKH'MAS.
The great Plantation Darkle*.
WEAVER AND LAW 1 OX.
The world famed lrl?h Comrdiuue,
8CANLON AND OHONIN,
In droll aketehea or IrUli character.
The groat (Character Singer.
JAMES Mck'EK. JAMES McKBE.
CHARLES ARIZONA, S. D. BUND,
mi** makion taylor
and tuk dramatic company
In the beautiful Draina,
HONESTY'S TRIALS.
Mmir theatre.
MONDAY, December 4, the celebrated character actor.
MR. DOMINION MUKuAY.
In hi* ureal Herniation Drama,
ESCAPED FROM SI.NO SI NO.
Preceded by the Farce of the HPKCTRB ItRIDEOROOM
eHAXD OPERA HOUSE, . STII AV. AND BSD ST.
POOLE A DoNNKI.I.Y f.e-aees and Manager*
FIRST PRODUCTION
ot the Ionir proinLed
NEW AMERICAN PLAY
CRABBED AOE. CHARRED AOK.
CRASHED AOK, t'RABHKD AOK.
Mr. IIKNKY MOKFORD'S new and powerful Emotional
Drama, introducing to the So* York public the rising
young Mar.
Mas LET I IE ALLEN,
supported by the dlatingui'.hed actor,
Mr. J. it ai water.
MIiup* Ida .lefTriea. Mary Gallagher, Meaara. J. Clarke,
George Mi*ria. M. Scallan, J. Morriaaen, O. Ayling,
Taenia* Oweita. O. W. Ito' d, Ac.
MATINEiS WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Price*?St 15, 81. 7.?c.. >V*?. and 2.V.
Bux nltice even dally from s A. M. to 10 P. M.
OKAND CONCERT ON SINDtV KVKNINO.
PT. BAHNUM'S GREAT SHOW.
. MEN AOE It IK, MUSEUM AND CIRCUS.
TWO PKUFoRMAN'CES daily.
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
GREAT COMBINATION OF TALENT
THE THREE CHAMPION ItiDEKS OF THE WORLD,
CHARLES W. Flail,
MARI'iNHO LOW AND E,
ROMEO SEBASTIAN.
WHO WILL APPEAR IN TIIEIH PRINCIPAL ACTS
EVERY AFTERNOON ANO EVENING.
, ML* JkANNETTE WATSON.
THE PEERLESS AND It ASH I NO Kgt KSTRIKXNE.
HAWLKY AND VICTORIA,
the Flying Meteor*. In new *cp*atliin*. introducing Terrific
' Leap* Doable Sunterset*, Ac.
TIIE AHRNIC PERFORMANCE WILL COMPRISE
THE MOST ASTOUNDING KEATS OK EQUESTRIAN*
ISM. ATHLETICS, BALANCING, POSTURING. UY.M
NAsTICS aND TRAINED ANIMAL INSTINCT.
A BEWILDERING AO ,K. OATION OF OBJECTS OF
INTEREST AND INSTRUCTION.
ADMISSION. .Vm. CHILDREN UNDER NINE YEA Its,
2.V. ORCHESTRA SKATS, Jnc EXTRA. DOORS OPEN
ATI AND 7. PERFORMANCES At 1 AND S O'CLOCK.
SJAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. | OI'KIt V HOI SE.
5AN FEANCIsCO MINSTRELS. I Broadway and I'SRh at.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL-. I The Mlaatrel I alace.
?AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. I The Min.trcl Palace.
TIIE CRKMK DK LACRRMK OF MINSTRELSY.
Slde-Spllttlng Jnkca.
Glorious Singing.
Comic Daiu'Ci,
Received with scream*
every night.
The funniest eiitertaiinneiit in thn citv.
MATINEE SATUUOAY AT 1. SEATS SECURED.
A KG VLB ROOMS. AKGYLE ROOMS.
Oil! AV. AND WITH ST.
BRILLIANT TERPSICIIORBAN ENTERTAINMENT.
ONLY PLACE OK AMUSEMENT
OF TIIK KIND IN THE CITY.
OI'i.N EVERY NIGHT.
COMMENCING AT l? O'CLOCK.
entrance on ?iTh sr. _ ____
Brilliant sew music.?"now. when jksus
Wae Bern. ' ChrDtmaaanthem,.lacnby, 7.'icente; "Sweet
Babe of Bethlehem.'' Warren. eenta. eight new Christ
niaaCarula by Warren, Moeenthal and Oibera, (Ml cent*:
"Shaughrami Walti." Maker. IW cental'"Under Foil Sail''
Walngarten, "4Uoent*: copies mailed. WILLIAM A. POND
k CO.. HI Broadway and J8 Unlou tquare, New York.
AM ('SHU* NT*.
"Til A V EN I* iC Till. V lit K
v ) t'roprietor and V ilia r Mr. A DO USTIN' DAL*
MONDAY EVENING U-r .bur i.
Seventeenth *a-i n ?*?iivbbIv LAhT 1IM1! of
as Vol' Like. IT.
TUK>I)AV NIGHT, thcNibii 5, ?nn.|ii mm
revival of hl.iliJi.ua Marvel of i.ll,ll?U
Comedy,
Til" SCHOOL l ull SI' VNDAIj,
newly aRAQithl *'"i iii? 'i?*l!??! alter the cele
brated and NOVEL VERSION Mured over
si o Bigule at the Triuc.' , H'tln Thi.in.
Liddou. Produced 1 ere alter mouths <>:'
elaborate and co?|{jr prepuraliuu, aud with
tbo .ullow.uv mo-1
EX IRAORDIN AUV CAST
Mr. CouhUu ?? Charlne Surface
Mr. ilrourhain ...ai Sir Oliver Surfa-a
Mr Milan ii Caiile a# S.r Harry liutuper
Mr. 1 'liarii a Fi-licr ?? Sir Petui Ten/. ?
Mr. II. II Harkiui ua .lateBoh hitrl?c?
111 >h Mr?t uppoaran, e thi- ,ea> hi. i
Mr. l.i'Wh hi Sir Benjamin H okblte
Mr Will lulu Davldjie ?? Si"i'i
| .Mr. F liar.limber* ?? lirulrtnui
| Mr G Plllkel u? f uel. -I
I Mr. .1 II. Rioi ? Itowlev
I Ml.* Jeffrey* Urli uu the Pi'iiiuyue
| Mlee (leorglo Drew ueXluriu
I.Mi- (iiiij.rt *? Mi?. t'HiiiliHir
i Mite M iry Weill u Lady Suecrwell
and
Mi?? Davenport *? Lady null
The SEW SCENERY hv Mr. JAMES ItOKKKTS and Mr.
V. W. WITH \M. Tile MI'S 10. new unil lelected. hy Mr.
KENNY. The new Furniture uo.1 Acceiaorici U.v Mr.
ROBKKT Ob'll.Ell The new Ooetiiuiea by Mine.
Fl.Vi'tlETIE. A( (he end ol in", tlrit
A MIMhT
WILL BE DANCED ItV THE CHARACTERS.
matinee of "-ghoul fob scandal.'
SATURDAY, 1 Hi I.
Box ilieet open for two weriia ahead.
DARK THEATUR.
IIENltV K. ABBEY Leuoe and Mauagei
LOTTA.
SECOND WEEK AND CHEAT SUCCESS OP
MUSETTE
EVEIIY EVENING AND SATURDAY M VTINKE. .
Box office open from s a. M. tu I" P. M.
fpil KATIIK O.iMIOUK. 514 UKOAuWaY
1 1IAKUIGAN A II Kill' .
nprletors
M. W. II AN LPV." M ali aire rV
HAKRIOAN A I1AKT IN TUKKE NEW SKETCHES.
AHK vol.' TIIEEr.. MUltlAi: I Y?Parlea viHM Pram-alt
THE BROADWAY UTAH KICKS, John Hurt and A. 0
Moreland. 11 A. M
"The ltlne hb<I the Gray.'' D. L. Morria In Dlt Dl'OE
AGENCY. Muster uvi and the eutiru company hiirlitlv.
WEDNESDAY MATINEE SATURDAY.
Jamf.s t. fields. ciiickkbino iiall
city lecture couuse.
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU Menace re.
Six Lecture! Deconibrr 4, "TENNYSONl" Deeetuher 7,
"LAMB;'' December II. "WllRDSW ORTll t" December
15. "CHRISTOPHER NORTH:" Decern her is. "UK
Ol'INCEYt" December31, "SIDNEY HMITH." Rmerved
eeat tlckete for (tie cuurie. $2; miikIu iBCtnrei, 5 c. and 75c. |
at Poud'i. Hi* I'lilnn w|iinre.
rN advance op all.
special Di spatches
FROM CONGRESS
l.', THE EVENING TELEGR If*
CIRCULATION OVER 50,000 A DAY
AND ADVERTISING 300. A LINE.
ff/1 EMS OF THE DANCE," JUST PUBLISHED. A
iJT companion to the popular "Genu of Straus*,*' and con
tain! over so ot tho no wo, t and choiceit waltaea. gal "pi,
mil lea*, inaiurltiti. ijuadrille*. Ac., by Slruus*. Faust, Coute,
/.Ikoff', Gunir'l, Lamoilie. Ac.. Ac. A inarvot of clieapneai,
boauty and eleuuuce. Price $2 ??('
DlTeON A CO., No. 711 Broadway.
ABKBI.K'S TTVOLI I'll EATitE, sTll ST., UD AND .'ID
avi.?This week, Moil*. CAltoS A SOdis'
TROUPE OF TRAINED DOGS.
Variety, Ballot, Opera, Uyuinantle* and Puntomtme.
AdmlHiion 25o. TUuraday, .Matinee. 15c.
\TI:W AMERICAN MUSEUM. 1<?"> BOWERY. NEVH
i.N (.rami. ? Noat, reapeutable, marvolloni; Indorsed bj
Hon. P. T. Harnum; lU.lXUt Curioiitlei and Living Won
den: ull lor 15 centi; children Kit unit; open front 10 A. M
to 10 P. M.
Philadelphia AmiHeinontti
I/OOLOGICAI, GARDEN. FAIRMOU.VT PARK. PHIL
AJudelphia.?Open daily. A largo colli cllou of living wild
bound, blrui ami reptile*. Adnii?-lon, in,; chlldrou, 10c.
KIRALPY'S ALHAMBKA I'ALACt.
Inauguration of tile Winter So axon,
Monday. Nov. 27. every evening and Saturday Matinee.
AZUItlNH; OR, VOYAGE TO THE EARTH.
New national theatric. Philadelphia.
THE PEERLESS MOKLACCHI in L'KSPIONNE
PKANOAISB. Kverythlnn new. Saturday Matinee at 2.
PIANOFOItTKS, OIlGAaS, AC.
t ?PUR KENT. UPRIGHT. SQUAKB AND GRAND
Rx.Pianoi ol our own ninae: alio fur aale and rent, a num
ber of tine Hoeoml hand I'ianoe. in p.-rfoct order.
VVM. KNA^K X CO.. No. U'JTitli nv.. above 10th et.
N-KXCKLLK.vr CHANOK TO MARK A HoUDAl .
proeont.?An eleitant steinway X Son* 7'4 octave Piano
lurte at a intiKaln; a brillliint timed 7,'? octave nnewond
Wlmlior Piano, lour round oomere, name oil plnte.ee*!
S1.2<lil lor S27.N: ntitkei'? irunr intee and bill of i.ile irnne
lerrnblo to piirrhaeer, alio parlor, llbraiv, chamber and din*
Inif room Furniture. To ho eohl rexarilluai of coit. Call,
tliii day, Monday, private roiideiico No. 120 Weit 23d iL,
near Oth av.
FINE ASSORTMENT ()F NEW AND ELEGANT
I'ianol'ortce for aale or to rent on very reneouuLle tcriue
HAINES HROS.
new and centrally located warorooine, 143 and 147 Sih nr.,
corner Hat it.
New Pianos fornale or cm instalments, auddexceolngly low
fur mm, .
Larue"Stock ok p;a.km and organ8 wili
bo disposed ol lower than ever before offered. Afiei
looking elsewhere plcaao call at coir factory, b4 West CUk
at., opposite rear ol Macv s. RILUNQt A W 1IKKLOCK,
f I a c u if i uk?M \ us! i ics n r 7 f ir u u < ? ar v k d
Chlekering Pianoforte, Htonl, Cover, coat $1)50 last .tu
gust, lor $1'.K>. Call rvlldenSS M Kant bill at.
BRAUTIPUl. ROSKtVOOD PIaNOKORTK. ROUND
corners, carved legs. #150; $5 monthly. J. lilDDLE,
IS Wavoriey place, near Broadway,
$1,900 C11I0KRillXOdKAND I'IANO FOR $5rtQ
eaali; aevcral other Pianos an I Organs. in aamo p opor
tion, fo1 this month to rant locror tiian over before offered.
S. X. HALL A CO.. IB Ea-t I# at.
a SEVEN OCTAVK PIANOFORTE. $120; OHOAN, $1
.tYmoiitlily. l'EBK A HON. 23 Clinton plMe, near Broad
way.
I)
APHITATK FAMILY Wit I. HELL TI1EIR HfKlNffAl
A Hons 7)f octavo tour round rosewood Planofo te nil
$25*1; 7)? octavo uprivht Piano, beat city maker,$150: lioi
for ?blp|>log. Call private residenco 47 West liith at., bo
twaan nth and tllb a vs.
LAOT WXLL~SELLT LKBH THAN $10). 7 OOTAV1
roae.iood upright Pianoforte, carved; periect order
wanaiituil. 2* fid-it.. near 2d av.
Utt OP SECOND IIA N O PIA M IPO HIES. I.N
tlioronirh order, for aalo at moderate prices, by CiUICK
BHINU A HONS, ISO full av.. corner lilti at.
A $100 ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTEPIANOS TO
rent and on instalnients. O iLD.vM I ril'H, SO Bleeekei
St.. noar Bowery. >
A' FEW S K C O N iTTl AX'lTw KB K K PIA NOH AT VKB Y
gre it bargains: some of them used but a very ahorl
time by onr best mus-elant and teaily a moat aa goo I as
new ; fully warranted In every respect. Please call at tilt
U elier Warero.ima, 5th nv slid li th at.
CA ltVEl) ROSEWOOD 7 oCTaVE .IANoFokTE
made by Lindeican A Hon. flutl. 21*1 East futli st.
BAiiOAlNS?7 OCTAVES, FCI.L ROUND. ELBOAK1
case, $125: 7 1-3 octaves, nearly new. $105; Organ.
$ Hi; 0 stops, $00. GORDON A >ON. 13 East 14th at.
BARGAINS ON ACCOUNT OP RHMOTAU?UPRlUkft
and Hi|uare I'lanoa for eisli: Itistnlmnits orrentver]
low, at BKTT8* Wsreroom *. 7HH Broadway, corner luth st.
BCKBK A BARNES' Oil A N D MJUABE AND UP~
right Pianos: awarded highest prlsn modal at Americas
In-titute Fair. Just rinsed; prices low, easli or Instal
meiita, duriug the holidays. factory and wareroomt, 121
3d av.
EV KEY ONE Til INK I Ml OF P URCHAHINU A CAB.
? net or Parinr Organ should call at the Ma re rooms id tlio
Mason A IIuiiiIiti organ Coinpnny. 25 Union sqnare. whore
tliov will find the largest assortment of the beat organs In
the country, which ?ill bo sold lor cash or easy payments.
It is believed that prices and terms tinw offered make these
organs cheaper, as well aa better, than any which can be olp
t aTned elsewhere.
/ Treat bako um in pi a no'h-ih fVepknt"mak
VTera, to close busiusas at once. Call at H Union square
before bill ing elsewhtre.
/"5 KK AT HALE OF PI A NOH. ?PI a NOH AT $175 UP TC
\X"$'*M returned from hire, equal to new. IIOItACE iffA
Ti.il* A torn, 411 East l itl; St
/ 4 BEAT DEDUCTION iV PRICES OK NKW~S(jUARR
VXand upriglit Plsnot. nn?i;ti*lleil in rlchnossof tons and
ourabilit.i ; Pianos to let ehuau. I*. Ll'DKE, UU Bust 4tb
st,. near Bowery.
IN ADVANCE OP ALL. ~ '
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
FROM CONGRESS
TO SIGHT
IN THE EVEN I NO TE LEO RAW.
CIRCULATION OVER .Vi.000 A OAT
AND ADVERTISING SOC. A LINE.
Kranicii a RACU.
Urand, >qnare and Upri.ht Pianofortes; wareroomt
Nos. 2*1 and '-'4:1 Basl 3 d at.
Highest awsrd at tito Centennial Exhibition; a few
second band Pianos, almost n-jw, ol our own make, on
haud. ,
MAOMK1CBNT 7 OCTAVK ROSEWOOD PIANO"
forte, having latest improvements; only $73. Been nl
UuHDON'H, 137 Hlceeker-l.
PI A NOB IN GOOD ORDER FROM $9*1, $75. $100, OB
55 to $1D, monthly Instalment" Extraordinary induce
luents in new pianos KRAKaI Kit. 3'i2 Howry,
PlAXOH,$4 TO $12 MoNIIILi. dioU; i'? v>ujg**?
nearly new, fully wsrruntad. Io7 Waal 23d at.; faetorj
52W West 24th St. _
PIANO BARGaINB?#?a, *U?|. $150. $200; KOMI
u?ed little; fully warranted; rent $ I to $0.
P. CONNOR, 157 37th st., corner 3d av.
liTHEIM AND UPRIGHT AND CHEAPER PIANO!
TV to rent or sell on easy terms at MhKRSLL'H, M Utile*
square.
A I |||~BPLKNDIf) SEVEN OCTAVeTFaNO. HTOOt
qPix'-'aiil cover. 1,2111 Broadway, corner 35th St.
diiBlll ?PuWERFUL NEW UPRIGHT ANDHQUARR
Pianos. Factory, llift llteeeker; waterooms. Hktl
Broadway. tTXlTKtt*fATK.a PIANO goBviWf;
~ WawT'lfb mT pCbchaIIT.
Wanted td i- i; k* ti a8 t - f u k n if o kn a if D 6X1
pets: must bo good quality, and a bargain lot aaah
Address 0. B. L.. 14 East lWt at.. Raw Torft.

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