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A.
CITY REAL ESTATK FOR SAI.K.
C rntrui.
RENTS; PRINTED
ll.t. ut A l'lue auil 33 l.ust ITlti its
V. K. STF.VKNSOX. Jr.
Tiftinsox aV. two ri'LL Lots, wksi sidk. .?<?
i'lfsrt suuth of ?J??tU ot.; low ti^nies: three '< ,irth? ou
? rrlnNpi W. II. M EAl', 07 Wall at.
rrwo T.IVT.S. HLKtJANTLY LOCATKD OA"M U.ISON
1 rtv.. re .!y fur liituiailiat* improvement; v?r> low tor:. -lit,
or will cxi'liitii^e lor privnlo Dwrlllm; or Tern tnent, equita
Lit- vniiu'i*. pamckl kii.Patrick, 340.'t?i ?*.
1- lint Ml'*.
\ RAIUJAIN?1ST AV.?F1 UST CLASS KIVR STORY
j Vi'iii incut, nil Improvement.. COO|y, - >'? Washlniftuu
ii., Hiookyn.
lit: All KHTVrK TO rl.Al llAMih.
t S.MALI. IIOliSK, LARCIF. LOT. AT KLlTsllIXU.il
..Yl., i" I' xchMitre lor irnoil ttiartim^w* or ti">*r by uui'iiciiiii
bercil Kuriii. Autre*. 318 Broxilwxy, ia>mi 3.
L'\ ? KOK S \111. Oil LVMANHF. M.AR ' N KVY
Y City, llocklitiiil county, N A'.. I"4 'ci,- , youil liulblli: .
iii.il in _ moI couiiitlun. Inquire o! II 'i'. CLEVELAND,
Riim Ili.iKdwnv, or Dr. A. I> KIINl'.ll. 3K> I n?t ?-'"ill *t.
V'lU SALE. ESCiTaNUE KOlt VACANT LOTS, HIKER
Y literri mid Dwrllitiei, iierthwnl corner Court anil NeD
inn ?t?. ; corucr occnp i i by timlrriukor.
11. it. lio.s NELLoN, 1 in 1' ioiflc tt , Brooklyn.
I'~pl)!t SaT.k'oV I X'H N'iK filiv MTV IMtOPLKTV,
Lome Mid Furniture I' i Hotel doine pro?p?rou? bu.i
new. Apply or aililreu oMce of City Hotel, corner sth ?t.
and Rroiitlway.
Tjil INlil RR OB FIRST CLASS MKRCHANDISB
Y will be token in exch iUK? for throe private dwellings iu
Wallet., Van liuren st. unit llart at., Brooklyn ; ulro ono
111 aftxlS : on Bt< ckbolm si. Inquire ut T1 N I s JOHNSON,
An ctioneer, 37 Nassau ft., N. Y.
"l |OF.-b. IN 11.111 ST.. Ft>K SALE OK XCi'l.VNMiK
Y I for cltv or r.t arbv country Property. Apply to Dr. A. D.
EH NEK, 316 But 37tli *t.
SPLENDID TEN FEU 'cent I'AYl NO STOKES AND
DwoIHuk" to exchnni;e for eouutiy Property nr Merchnn.
?lire . r city Property; rouie cash. JACOls V. D. WYOKoFF,
!lt' l'lue M.
TIT ILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOB REAL ESTATE
M stove and llounefuruiehinn' Store; leiulitur nvenuo;
?tocli. $0,< 0j. Call on J. L. llli'K 1 ON, No. 111 Urontlway,
room B.
\\r A NTKII Tt) BXOIlANOR?A C(>uniTTy skat
IT about 30mile* from New York, n^nln.t ;ood paying
citv Property, lightly i neuniiiered. R. K, KAl ill I
Nl'lll-Oh. northeast corner b7lh st. and llel nv., under
the Grand Central Hunk. _
It In A ti ESTATE WANTED."
A^'i'liKEE KTOKY 111(111 STOOP HKOWN STONR
House wanted, above V3<1 st. anil west ol Madiaou aV. for
f'-'1 .toicmh; poserssion required 1st of May next. Owners
only address room lOo st. James Hotel.
\v* a.Mho "N ftTH, MADISON AND PARK AVIL
IT or mljoiMng streets, a llou.e, 3". to r?D feet front, lor all
caslu JACOB V. D. WYCKOFF. 3tl l'tne st.
XyANTKD in PI RCHASK?NOT ABOVB MOTH ST..
TT a small sixed House and Lot, with all modern improve
ments: iieiirliborhnod reapectahle nnil t -rms easy. Address,
withpartieutarn, hoi sr. LoT, Heraldofllee.
ANTED?TO PURCHARR. A 1100*8 ON STH
sv. Address PCKCHASRit. Herald nltiec.
AVr
TO LET KOK BISIAESS PURPOSES.
13 K N NETT BUILDING.
J# Fireproof.
Located on Nhhs:iu, Ann an<l Fulton sts.
First Floor it? let; suitable for bunker#', insurance offices or
lawyers: will be let together or In parts: be altered to suit
tenants ii desired ; miauled lor offices or stores.
Reasonable rents.
Also some el pible Law offices to let.
APPLY OK THE PREMISES.
Take the elevator. Inquire for Janitor.
number of StorkS on leadino 'streets
and avenues, suitable lor liquors cigars, grocery, saloon,
now established. CROWE A ANDERSON. 206 Grand st.
t.VER STORE, GRAND ST.. NEAR BOWERY,
J Y suitable lor clothing, cart at. furniture, Ac.: must be
i I > i:n\V K X A.\HK!;.V >N, ?.?.<; Grrm.l -t.
f, ,M. fi iLL i UITABLE FOR MEE1 IK(JS, PARTIES,
.1/ Ac. For particulars apply to F. FEINTK, 105 Bowerv.
mo i.im-wi i ii orTwithout steam power, rwo
J spaidoti# I.olts, ?<10x75 feet; well lighted, with steam
elevators aud all modern improvement#. Apply at 545 East
10th Nt.
mvEbbivti iiorsEs ro let.
Kuril Hiieu.
A? KEorrEn rents.?new furnished lists
? a: 4 1'iue or 33 Last 17th ats.
V. K. 8TEVENBON, Jr.
NIFF LV~~I I' K NISH K D "iiOUSE?CEKTRAL LOCA
tion, rent $2,200; liandsomely furnished Floors.
A. DAIbU\, 080 8th uv.
"Eli IMSHKD HOUSES TO LET. -EAST - D 5tT,
.r near 5th nv., sup'-rblv furuixhod and frescoed fbur story
brown stomi House, oi xThxlUJ; runt. $4,5fK); urioe, $40,(Ml;
othorx from $500 to $7,<hX?, furnished or unturuished. JA
COB V. J>. WYCKOFF. 30 Fine st.
I rtturn taller?.
A -TWO PERFECT LITTLE GEMS FOR RENT UEA
?sonnble; 137 and 133 West "20th st., near 6th uv. ;
brown stone, modern Dwellings. Examine them and then
aee owner, 144 East 44th st.
DESIRABLE PHIL UIKLPHIA BRICK HIGH
stoop Kes.dence, only $75 monthly ; excellent neighbor
hood, near Broadway; ID rooms; modern improvements
Pnl'TK!: BUO I 11KKS, I Warren st.
A -HII'KJI ii.M EDI I'M SI / E D W E L LIN (b.M A DI SON
jt'V?nv., corner 73d st., to let low. V. K. STEVENSON,
Jr., 4 l'ine and 33 East 17tli st.
VlNE~ ItK>IDENl'E~ OK PARK AV. ; MUST BE
rented or sold; a gem. CROWE A ANDERSON, 200
Grand #t.
ANI M1II-.II < >K SMALL HOUSES TO RENT.ALSO
sun mill R.i.imt. CllOWK ii ANDERSON. 2tK)
U mail at.
FlliMMlEDUOO.llS AXO APARTMKNTS
TO LE'r.
Ar.Ar.OK WELL FURNISHED ROOM, WITH FIRST
elms Uunril. Apply nt INS West 21st st.
T :.!? W l.st Sf II," fiKTWI KN ?'? I II V.ND "10 aVS^
JV 1'urmuIm-iI R<>. ins to let. >uitnlile for one or two gentle
men ; ell tbe modern improvements.
VERY* LAROK MCELY FURNISHED U00M*,
kitchen eill-'liiitiK. hot and i-old witter, $7; others tor
; nil llirht liouseeeepinR. 417 4th uv., near 2Utli st.
SUNNY ROOM, wrru KIKE, KOR ONE OR TWO
ntU-meu 4 > Enst ISih st.
A
AtS
\ NICELY Fl KNIftIIEl) FRON l ROOM . IIOJ AMD
xYeold water; buth, lire atid l ?is; iu u strictly *?rivute fatu
IIv; to gcntlemeu only; reference* required 24S West
: ? 111 st.
private family will lei Several neatly
turnnhed Roorui, at moderate rates, to geutletuou. 180
A
Al 7?> BAKROW ST., NEAR IIUD.SON.-FURNISHED
Rooms to lot, suitable tor one or two gentlemen, gas and
bath; own house; no moving.
AW I in >W 1, A |Yy. LI VIN G gl'IETLY AND ALONE,
would like to let a Room to gentleman and wife, Hoard
lor I ml y only Address WIDOW, llerald Uptown office.
Vvilliv 1*111.Al* KENT.?KUKNISIIKD EI ft ST FLOOR.
j Vmx mobin. nciir Melroso depot, 15 per month; worth
l>uO. I'. DM GKAAP, Bowery National Hank, New York.
i LADYTwKTvia OF BOARD1N4 ]TfA8 FURNISHED
ill ' hjou" of a h -uie; would reut a few Rooms to select
^??iitletueti who appreciate re lined surrounding*; location
.? th st . near Hroa iway; unexceptionable references. Ad
dress UULT UK h, Herald Uptown office.
. . NEWLY INIsUKFrOOM 10 LIT. 44
l-"'?st lbtb ?t., near Broadway.
I'KsIraHi.K ROOMS ON >Kt:o\D AND THIRD
"his ui tir?i elass house. 53 West 2Mth st.
1)
A
A,
\ I.aDV Has TWo uomKY FURNISHED ROOMS,
j \ c ;iifie for housekeeping: also a .all Room, with place
? ? ? f'?r si u trio person; house private ; terms inodorato.
222 Last loth at
KSIKAHLK rniNiSHKU ROOM8 FOR GENTLE*
men. without hoard, in flrxt clla&a house 34 West 25th
st : excellent accommodation*..
j, i, i KNISHKD ROOM 8; 8UPBR10R AO
j j ninmodations; prices moderate ; house lirst class; retor
? tores exchanged. *33 West 35th nI.
IAD UN IS; I D St COS.? FLOOR VNI> ROOMS FOR
I iht h niscaoeping in a privste family; all modern im
provements. 221* East IWHtl st.
TNU. ? Ni>II H) ?'AKLOR FL? ?<)R OR SKU<>ND FLOOR
.1 to let. he tied by heater, at $8 per week; house private.
t>s ProNoect Fast place, betweeu add and 43d st.
I ED IK KOUMs] SEPARATE,
with bath, gas an t pantries. 225 West 10th st.
L < )R HOISJ.K EE PING-Oil Ml * I. h I E LY V UK NISUKI)
P Ib. 't.is, :tto$5; house private ; Hoard if desired. 319
Fast 13th st.
T~ ARGl il) \ . fFknIsHKD i;.Hf\L i OR
JL2 : ,'lu hoii-eh. ?*? in., in a quiet family; terms not to
excp 1 $4 p rweek. Mrs. F., box 175 Ih-raid Uptown office.
VI.XTIA Fl KMSHFD ROOM, Willi KN FRY CON
?\ v. nience, on first Hour; hou>e and location desirable;
terms very moderate. 243 East Ibth st.
si Shed ro >ms to let- m ii eaSt
17th st., near Broadway.
yn f il l Fl KNlSHED?LARt.K FRON f HALL BED
I room; private American family; terms $2 5u per week.
II i.v.
# ? PER \Y KF K -UOMFORTABLY Fl ib
nished Rooms for light housekeeping. HH& Witt 3(Jtb
V
N
^13
20
rrn ay., no. 1?U.?Kl'RNlSliKD ROOM8. FRONT
t/aud r?'ar, with baths on each floor; reference required.
17ii n i?T? . 1.1.1 i\ : i; \ t> kS0 8D AVH., jji.-nfat
?<l,v furnished small Room, with fire, $3; also handsome
large Kooui ; house heated.
*1(1 EA81 It ril 81 , NEAR I NION fH^UARE - HAND
J f/NotueiV furnished large Rooms, second and tliird tioors;
liugh* Rooms; terms very moderate.
whST 24TII > l.. FEW DOOUR HE LOW FIFTH
Avenue Hotel,--Nicely furnished, warm, cotnfortabio
goonis, southern exposure ; term, moderate.
o^h'sr., no 4. went sun:.?\ largi: sunny
Loom, especially dc-lrablc lor a gen tic man wishing a
torn fort able home; house first class.
b J C()TTAOK PLAl I . SEABl i?i )KD . T Ft E
Lf Lnished Room, with heater ana gas, ; also "*ninll Room
11 5(i; for gentlemen only.
I 1 vl 18TII ?EAI IAD WAY] FTnB
?1 Rooms. noatSy lumished, lor ; eutlemeu, with a private
Trench family.
d 7 WKhT 29TH ST. T*nix\TK~iu)UhL)eYtRA
jl I targe front, furnisiiud i.aii Rooms; southeru exposure;
fentlemun only.
rr 9TH KHAR BROADWAI lo LET] FUR.
I nished, a large second floor front Room for lighthouse
k' ? ; tig; also small Rooms, furnished.
EAST r.?TH .ST.?A LARGE ROOM, HALL
Room adjoining; heatc and grate; to gentlemen.
a .Vt 1 i?u i a a i7 s r.?f i u n ; sued iu > u m 8,
rith every convenience fur housekeeping to let to
pectable email famihex.
i) 4TH W . CORNER 2Hf7l" sT.^LA HGK If AND
awiotuely turnished front Ro tti. all couveuioncea, gen*
in and wl r or ladles.
1()(J
lib
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I'XEl'K.VlKllED \ ? i> APART.
NESTS TO LET.
Al'Act I M~U > I ''KNi.sifiKD.
riiK i.kndx, 72 r.Tir a v.,
lur Inree "f Inimlc; un>nrpn.ii<<d tor ronven eoeo
Mill el.K?iic?: oi'-el. tarai.be.l; reut nr??tljr roilureil
AMAKOdoMK PaHLUH* I LOOK AND Ha.-iI.MKNT,
with Kit mcKlem iinpruTeiueiil.: privetii hun.e ; ni'lgh
borii.iu.l uuex-eptloti.tcio; r.tn ?,ry ><i?. 224 I'.nat 112th ,t.
T vkuy ksIiiAiTle riiui flat, sk\kn
xLr. oins. ?ll iD.prii'eiiiente, in kou4 order, 721 dtb tr., bj
lei-cttlti end 42tl>i>. , rent luw
J Ah. R. WATI5RLOW, 881 Ctb ?T.
VKFtraWISIIKD ROOMS AMD APAllT
MK.VTM to I.K'l'.
V?second floor, four rooms, west mil
?s{ : $17 two famllle* In houu).
Ql o\|l Fl.onU ro KKNT-^l N'NV KOOMS; ALSO
rather Koomi, opposite the KoMiaort Hotel. 5HC?7ih av.
Atlir MONTH?8JIOON I) "5l( >1 )K; FKONT. H A OK
w* 'parlor, two betlrootus, dining room, kiicheo, ail ou
8tH'< jnl floor. 1 ?4 West ''?th it.
1IOISKS, ItOOHs, WANTED,
lit till* i iiv snail llrooklvu.
4 X rXKL'UMaliKl) IIOL'SK. Oil OKK WITH C A16*
?/Yp<*tn, shade*, Ac., wanted; central location, not above
tt .tit st.; one lieur Fifth Avenue Hotel preferred; rout
?{,<hxi or Iosa; private family only. Address ABILITY,
Uptown Herald oWce.
4 COM FQUTASLK FVl\SISHK!> H0<)M W \NTKI>,
jYwith tire nini .;;m, by a ^eutleman; term* must be
moderate. AdUiet* 40UTI1 Js.RX. Herald I ptowu uftica.
A CLAlKVOVANT W ANTS TO HUNT A FARL016
i\ttiid Medroom, fornlsbed. Addrr** L. t ? . F??t ortiee.
Ur A NTKLi i SMALL Fl/WMSIILD HOL'eh, INOfcX
tralpnrtof the <-ity by n family cunaUtln? of lour
ndtihr only; terms uiust be reasonable. Address box 11*2
Herald office. *tatiug terms aud location.
WAXTKD^aLL OB LABOR FLOOR, DANCING
If school; central locution; will make alterations ro
tjuired. WOOD, l.U43*? Broadway.^
\\,r \Nn:!> iiv okntiTkv \n and w in',, two fufl
If nUbed Rooms for 11.ht bounakeeplnic, in private house
on west side, witli bath ami kh*. Address, statiuj; tortns, S.
F. II., Herald office. __
BOARDERS W ANTED.
1 II \l.L UO'.M A NI? TWO LARdfc KOOM%;, WITH
I Hoard; ruunint; water; closets; terms reasouuble. 137
Macdougal.
1 ?MBS. "AVERY," TKN TSARS' EXPERIENCE,
l.will take low Hoarders at the handsome browu stone
house 23S l ust 12th ?t.; terms $0 to $!?. _______
SECOND STORY FRONT, TWO HALL ROOMS,
wit : Board; also table Hoard. 20 East 23d St., Madison
square. Mrs. KENT.
1 DESIRABLE. ROOM, ON SECOND HLOOB WITH
iBnartl 1,'i t Madison sr., corner flSid st.
lir no us k , s r t * v v k s a n t pTrk. 2T5 east isth
1 St.?Few seed b ar lers accommodated ; everything Hrst
class: splendid neighborhood.
Ffll" AV . BEAUTIFUL PARLOR FLOOR. OB
'/back Parlor. bathroom, Ac. : excellent table; Booms on
fourth floor: liberal Ivitns.
If) LAFaYETTK TLA C F..?PlIc AS A N T ROOMS TO
l^let, with Board. *
n
Second floor, to let, with or
1 ?> WAVKKLEM PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.?ELE
.1 -jgiint Tarlor Floor, also
without Hoard; prices modem
?fo PARK AV. NEAR 35111 sT.?LAKOE FRONT AL
J i/euro Room, handsomely furnished, with Board; terms
reasonable; reference.
11 Til ST.. 217 WEST.?ROOXM RN SUITE AND SIM
."Xgly,with Board; house first class; terms rrusouuble;
reference.
Tfl if., 110 AND 118 WEST.?WITH' HOARD,
handsome Rooms lor families; also hall Kootns for gou
tlemsn; terms moderate.
A1 | ANl)$ltl A WEEK NEATLY ? FURNISHED
0 Li" Room* to let, with Board; neighborhood first class.
33.1 West 2Sth st.
st . 2is" west.?drsIkable LARGE FRONT
in on second floor, furnished, with Board; refer
ences exchanged.
1 -Til ST, 144~WEST.?NICELY FURNISHED BACK
1 ?'I'arlor, witn Board for lady; price, $14 weekly; also
others.
<rj WEST 31ST st~e"arTth av.?elegant
ajXltooui, with Hoard, 011 second Hoar. $75; gentlemnn $10.
91 ST ST., 17 EAST. -DESIRABLE SECOND FLOOR,
su lof two rooms; large closets, nicely furnished; Board;
optional brenklast or aoon dinners.
9TW5T5D ST.?A PLK AS A.NT. SUNNY 8UIT AND
_ rsingle Rooms, with Board, at moderate terms forthe
wluter? reference. L. A. iiAMLIN.
14
I - T'l
IaJKoo:
C)ATH sr., 43 WEST.?HANDSOME ROOMS. WITH
?j*T Hoard, second mid third Hours; near Fifth Avenue
Hotel; extremely low prices
(U7 WEST 16TH ST.-HAND.SOMF.LV FURNISHED
'Rooms, second floor, third door; very low rates; good
table.
? CLINTON PLACE (8TH ST.)?FRONT ROOMS,
'with Board, for two, $12 to $14; single, $5 to $7 per
week.
SI \ iAST 21 ST ST.? SFIT OF R0(IMS, WITH
t)v? Hoard, on the aecoad and third Hours.
OO* WEST 45TII ST ?ON ACCOUNT "oFORKSINU
OOmy house late in the season I will rent at a low flgure
my Rooms: are newly aud handsomely furnished; will give
mi elegant table.
2(
EAST J3D ST., MADISON SC^U A BE.?ELEGANT
*uita, with private table or Board.
WB8T 83D ST] -UFPBR ROOM, WITH OB WITH
out Board, for <?no or two Mcutlemcn.
33
33
33
QO?85, ST WEST 14TH ST.?NEWLY, KLEOANTlY
OsTluriiished Rooms, with Board, to permanout parties;
small tables.
WEST 25TH ST.? SHITS OF ROOMS ON THIRD
Moor to let, with flrst class Board.
WEST 20TII ST-WARM WELL FURNISHED
[Tl?ooii|s, from $S to #20 per month; nearOilsey House.
- EAST ofll STi?A SECOND STORY FRONT
45
34
o- EAST nril ST. ? A SECOND STORY FRONT
OtlRoom. handsomely ftirnisht-d; also two other Rooms,
singly or en suite; tablo and attendance Hrst class.
Q7 BAST 'JBTU ST.?PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT
O I Second Floor, with first class Board; references re
quired.
QU 12TII s r~ BETWEEN" BROADWAY and
O'/Gcircr-ity place.?Elegantly furnished Kootns; lirst
class table.
To 0 LINTON PLACE, > NEAR BROADWAY?FOB
"r ^bimliies, large elegant Rooms, second floor; talile unl
loriuly good; prices .11) per cent less than formerly.
C BAST 20TH ST.?THIRD 8T()BY "" AND BALL.
connecting, front, sunny, with Hoard.
T E A8T~SOTII ST.?DOUBLE AND 8INGLF. BO0&5,
? 'with lirst class Hoard; references.
4C fiRF.ENWICH AV.?FUKNISHED ROOMS, WITH
s/llcard. for gentlemen, at $0 and $6 weekly, In flrst
class house.
7 WEST llHTII ST.?A LARtiF SIZED, HAND
? somolv furnished Room on third Moor, with very large
closet-and evert convenience, to let, with Board; house
anil all its appointments Hrst class; reference.
To" WEST 20TH ST.?HAS OHANDED HANDS;
X< Rt ems to let, with or without Board ; terms moderate;
references exchanged.
( | "wEST ! 2D ST.?FRONT SUIT; ALSO BACK
? 'Room, with excellent Board, for ramilics or single gen
tlemen.
1 (t WEST ltJTU ST.-TWO CONNKCTISO ROOMS*
I ? 'with lloanl; other large and small Rooms, hall Rooiiis;
$7 and $S.
rwmst a3D ST.?large, handsomely and
?.lOiifwly turni*hed Room, second Hour: also hall Room;
table first reference*
WEST 11 1!! ST.? UNK LARGK AND ONE SMALL
vJvJRoom, elegantly furnished; table first class; fatuity
Ot? rmitn.
56
WEST 3UTH ST.?LAUGH ROOMS AND IIALL
Room* to let, with Board; references exchanged.
Q9 LEXINGTON v v . NE Aft 27TH ST.-NICELY
t/^furnished Rooms to let, with or without Hoard ; small
American family.
lYwt Whsr 4mi st.?a large, wkli/kuknisiiKD
Xv/lJKoom, with Hoard; also very desirable Reception
Room to let to physician or dentist.
mi;v>T :<orn sr.. hktw ken 4tiT \nlTTTex
tagton ars.?New!y furnished Rooms, with Hoard;
terms moderate.
11 ft KAST 24TI1.?jfToKLY FURNISH ED ROOMS
1 1 * )to let, with Hoard; table gooil; terms moderate ; ref
erences exchanged.
W EST 41ST ST.?NICBLT FURNISHED" ROOMS,
on second and third lloora, with Board; reference,
BAST 1TTH ST., NEAR UNION SQCAUE.?
Single Room, with Board; also table board.
j *J? EAST 5 Til ST.-FUKNLSHKD ROOMS To R NT
XOtJwhh Board, en suite or single to families or gentle
men : reference.
1 ? J WhbT 40TH sr. i\Vo YOUNG LAMBS can
L I ? !?e accommodated with Board and comfortable home
in small family.
nil KAST RI8T ST.?A FINE. LARGE SECOND
story front alcove Room, suitable for a gentleman and
wite or Niuglu gentlemen; references exchanged.
6) 1 O WEST 11II ST.?LARGE, SUNNY FRONT
w 1 ? #Rooms, suitable for two, with or without Hoard; every
convenience; terms mod- rate.
no
119
289*
W KST 4UTII ST.-GOOD UOAliO, HO MB COM
. in private family; terms, #:> ? week; ?mull
iin-ms. vt >o.
*> -<? WEST 25ru ST.'-NIOKLY-' KURN1SIIKD
M I I,with l!unrd; hot ami Cold water; gaa and
lire; to If* per week.
? >|| - BAST Vus I sr.-A WIDOW. LIVWG ALONE.
0''tr>iutrt* pleasant Kovins, with all improvements,
fur liuatiaiid and wite; Hoard lor lady.
O] n wr.HT i5th It. well fTTkxished I.ARGB
til" '.in.i -mail Rooms (southerly exposure), with suhstan
iial Hoar 1; term, rca-..n d ie.
1)1(1 LEXINGTON aV.. BETWEEN 3MTI1 AND Jil'TH
Ol-l/ata ? Heck I'arlor, al.u lutll Koum on ?ecoud Hour,
with Board: reference*.
?JOO MADISON AV.-NIt'K ROOMS ON THIRD AMD
0?wOfoiirth Moors, with 11 rat clan. Board; reasonable rate*.
Ihli) ?EST 2V?TH St.?two large rooms;
O-wOiiiii'ljr InriiUhed, and I'arlor, to rent, with Hoard;
?1J end ?14.
Of; I W K ST It 1ST" ht?to let. with board, vr ry
O'llrl aeant Kuotoi; location excellent; terwe very
luodc rate.
"WW BAST -Kl'ii ST.. ON TUB FIRST FLOOR.?
?)' ' ? Fao young iadie? ean > e acconimudated with Hoard
or wiihontaud a nice Hedrnnnt.
? I a8GK ROOM: M'F.LL KURNIMiKD. WITH F1 KST
.Ada*.. Board, lor gentlemen. Apply at I5H West 21si st.
* private family will bent. With board.
.IVr?o prettilv turiii.hed hall Booin*. containing hot and
c ni water an.! cloaete; term, moderate; references. 53
Went 24th it., near Fifth Avenue Hotel.
\ LADY RESIDING IN HER OWN HOCUS, PER.
a\f, etly situated In the be*t quarter ol the city, will let
cherniing vpartiiieut* elegantly and cominodloualy fur
nished, with every convenience ; ipeclal attention is given
te the cuisine. Address OWN, hox 14S llerald Uptown
office.
A LARGE ROOM. WITH WATER. OAS AND St.*.
peiier Hoard, also I'arlor Floor on 22d ?t., lew doots
tram M av , ?18 to $25 per week lor two.
I S. i'KF K. S West 2.1th st.
HVXDSOMF BACK FARI.OU, FOR GENTLEMEN,
?7. with hrst cla?. Hour I, #12; private family in West
Bath >i. Address ALEXANDER, station E.
noi.M and hoard given in kirhTclass house
Ik,ii.it location for mall loan. Address KKSFONSIBl.K,
Herald Uptown office.
BOARD AND LODGING WASTED.
V GENTLEMAN vNDWIFii DhSlKK BOARD AND
i VLodglngs in a cultivated Uermau tamilv, not below 14th
St. . plnm but lirst eisss table required, ??state particulars to
L,, box till I'ost oflice
VLADY. AND CHILD OF s IK.V Its, WANT
Board, with sunny ll. nm and grate fire, in a good la
entity S ternil u.d over #H0 per month Address K. E. l>..
box |M llerald oflice.
~i SMALL FAMrLv WLsTfhsTfTO~T/TkE A 8U1T OP
Axthrce well lurnlsbed Beams, with private table; per
manent if suited . no boarding bona*. Address, With price,
ROOMS, box 4.j2d Host oflice.
ISO A It D A*D IXIDGHG WANTED.
4 GKKt'LBM VN (G KB MAN) DEBIftfcd A FUKNlNHKP
/V Parlor nod Bedroom, below 17th *t., with full ??r partial
Bi ard; he prelcr* comfort to style. Btaie full iwrtieulais.
ten?^ Ac.. |tt 0. u., bo v l^l U?r?U I ;?m?wu utkoe.
T>?M RD WAXTKI^BV OBVTLKMAN AND WIKK;
.J Jih.pl floor front Koom preferred: running water; rate
(tree; location Mtdhon av. ami Broadway, Jod to 5<jtli
at.: will pay per week; boat references required.
Addr?t?n RELIABLE, Herald oftica.
WAS" TKO-NKAK 5T II A V. ; l'" i(?) N T KOoM
and Bedroom. for gentleman, wife, two daughter*,
eight and two years, and nurse; price about f 1115 per
liiouth: describe rooms. Box 3,902.
BO A R D WA N T K D? FOE ~L A DY~~ALO!IK, WH KKK
there are no oilier boarders; Ro* ms and Board tirol clans
in every particular; between MadUon and Uth uvi. and 43d
and 59th iti.; reference given and required. Address 0. A.
N , Herald Uptown elBcf.
/ioOD BRICK WILL UK PA1D TolV"COMKOHTABLK
vXKooms, near 34HU d. and Bark aw,; references ex
changed. Address, with all particulars, K. F. 0., 780 3d av.,
advertisement oftico.
\4 ' t $ I Kl> TWO GOOD BtZKO BOO MM, WITH
m Hoard, fire iu one room, for three adults and nurse;
$.'7 per week: location betwe u 14th aud 33d *U. and Ir
ving place and Lib av. Address M., 1m: Herald L'ptowu
oftice.
l\r.\NTKI)-A" NICELY FURNISHED KOOM, WITH
f r Hoard, by a single tenth'man. between 8Cth and 5Utlt
and MiulUoii and 9th avs. ; reference siren and required;
Jewish famiiy preferred. Address S. T., box 5,544. city.
\lrANTFU -BOARD K O K A~ TO ilk I S?f~lTp
ff with bottle. Address, stating references. No. 438 East
51st st.
HOTELS.
A r''t^LKririH(KCM(iN lr')ioI K
XJLFnlton st.. near Broadway (European plan), prices ro
duced; Roooms, 5t>c. to 75c. a day; $3 to $5 a week ; the best
aud cheapest restaurant in the world.
AT NEW ENGLAND 11OT K L ?L< > Dt JIN G 8, 5<>C. ; 3d)
light, separate Rooms for gentlemen only. Corner
Bowery and Bayard st.
C1ITY HOTEL, BROADWAY AND EH JUT H ST.-l
?'Great reduction to families and gentlemen; Rooms and
Board, $7 weekly and upward. Open all night.
1,71: A My l* < > K T i h >UHK, UOKNKK"~KK VN K K<.?KT V N f>
' William.? 350 Room? ; 3d*-., doc*., 5Me. ; $1 to $3 per week.
Hotel st. gkkmain.&th av . JM.. broad svTy"^
Elegantly furnished Rooms. all Irout at great reduction
in price, with or without Board; elevator. Ac ; inducements
to families. WM. O. TOMPKINS.
K
IT8KLL HOI SR. 3H. 40. 43 AND 44 WEST 14TH
?t.?Rooms, with Board; torm*$2 per day.
I ELAN IBS SIT KIEV ANT IIOISK. B 1H> A~DW AV AN 5
J2t)th st.?Single Booms, with Hoard. $17 50 per week ;
Parlor and Bedroom for two, with Board, from $35 to $75
tier week lor the winter.
LKNNUX HOUSE, GREENWICH, CONN., ONE HOUR
from Grand Central depot, via the New Haven Kail
road.?Having leased the above well known hotel I have
the pleasure to inform the public that on aud after Decem
ber 15 I shall be prepared to receive boarders lor the winter
season at reusoniihle prices. The subscriber, also lessee of
the Morton House, at Indian Harbor, which hotel, as in for
mer years, will be open lor the summer season on the 15th
ef June next. J. M. morion.
Maxwell hotel, 170 blerckbr sr.-$t to 92
daily; $61?> $10 weekly; fine rooms: first class table.
The "latest iiotel kedi ofion. - lkla.\ r>? s
Sturtevant House. Broadway, 3Kth and 39th sta.. N?*w
York ; lO) rooms reduced to $3; 300 rooms to $3 50, with
Board; rooms, without board, $1 per day and upward; con
venient to uil places of iuterest to the visitor!
DRY GOOIBi.
TT6laSi)~4 v 8f ! K K'S. M A N U K ACTOKSTrsTW
Caunl .(.?Jobbers .uppliuj with Ostrich Koittiior Trim
mioif.
fCt'Rs RELINK I), SEAL SACQUES ALTLKEL) AND
trimm.il; mulTs minis to inntcb suits. 8I1AY.NE S, W?l
luck's Tlieatro buildiui;.
IfOK SALK-OK EXCIIANtiE FOR A SEALSKIN
Sueque. two sets renl luce Curtains, but little used Ad
dress 1'AltIS, Herald otlice.
QM1TH 8 PATTERN BA/.AAlt. 16 IEAST HTII ST.,
tAuear Union snoare.?tirnnd opening ot newly imported
I' itsiiions for winter. Ladies' und Misses' Cloaks. Raeqnet,
1'olonaises. Ac. Also great variety of Children's Garments.
Patterns with Cloth Hodels now ready.
MILI.IVERV AMD DHESSMAKIXG.
MMK. CAMILLK DE LACY, HAVING A LARGE As
sortment of Imported Sonnets, will sell them at half the
cost o( importation. M1, Hroadway, near 19th st.
HOLIDAY^ PEESKMTs!
"^rtistic holiday ~presents "
GOUPIL'S,
No. 1705th av.#
corner or 22d at.,
comprising
choice
Painting!,
water color Drawing*,
Ktchintrs and now Engravings,
ctaiid In novel and original atrial
Aim
Portfolio standi,
Resell,
ell and water color lloxes, 4a.
M. KNOEDLER 4 CO.,
attcceaiori.
FOR SALE.
-FOR SAI.F.-Bl TTKU STORES. CORNER GltO
?eeries. Meat Market*. .Moat Stands in Washington mar
ket. Restaurants, Liunor Stores, roadside Hotels, Baker
les. MITCHELL, 77 Cedar st.
FINE LIQUOR STORE. DOING GOOD BUSINESS,
L.for sale at less than half the value of natures.
MITCHELL. 77 Cedar st.
A WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR STORK IN
the Ninth ward, rent low, with rooms, at a bargain, or
on Wednesday at auction. GAKFNEY 4 SMITH, Anc
tiuneers, 17 Centre at.
A RARE CHANGE.?OLD ESTABLISHED BILLIARD
and Sample Room lor sale, suitable for a line restaurant.
753 Broadway.
FINE CIGAR STORE?BEST BUSINESS LOOA
Ltlou in this city, for $300. MITCHELL, 77 Cedar st.
A FINE FURNISHED WINK AND LAGER BEER
and Liquor Saloon, large meeting room attached, rorner
or populated neighborhood, cheap, (or family reasons; no
agents. Apply 221 East 30tb st.
A FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUOR STOKE FOR
JYsaleon easy terms. Apply to P. OAF P.N BY, 2S7,1,'
Bowery.
A
FIRST CLASS MEAT MARKET FOR SALE?NO.
33 BlU SV., satisfactory reasons given for selling.
B
UTCHEK'S FIXTURES, IDOLS AND MACHINERY}
'J Butcher Carts. MATH EBON, 34th at. and llth av.
CA ASH BUYER CAS SECURE A BARGAN IN STOCK
2 and Fixtures of a tiroeery In Brooklyn: excellent corner;
will sell or lease premises; owner having other business.
K., box ISO herald office.
IN LEO A NT MENS' FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT,
U -7H Grand st., must he sold this week; owner goiug to
Europe; sure t urguin.
FOR SALl ?A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE NOW
doing a pood family business. For tortus apply mi the
premises. No. 41 > sth av.
BVOR SALE-STOCK, FIXTURES, TOOLS. BLOCKS
and Good Will ol a Urst class iiat and Cap Manufactory.
70 Greene st. A. PARTRIDGE.
IpOR SALE?IN BROOKLYN. AN OLD ESTABLISHED
Y Shoe Store, In good neighborhood; will be sold with or
without Stock. Address SHOE STORK, boX21S Herald
office.
I,NOR SALE?ONE OF THE FINEST DINING 9A
. 100ns in New York; established for -ft years; satlalac
tory reasons given for aeiiing Intpiiro on the promises.
No. 55 Bowery. No agents need apply.
rtOR SALE?A GOOD FISH AND OYSTER STAND IN
r "'roton Market, East 42d st., near 4th av. Apply to
II. II. TYSON, Cm ton Market.
For sale?a stationery and cigar store,
witli first class newspaper route. Address GEORGE,
Herald Uptown office.
IIOR SAI.K?AT A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN, GKOCE
rv Store, well s'tecked, for $200; cheap rent. Apply to
P. GAFFNKY, 287', Bowery.
IpOR SALE OR TO LKT-30TII ST.. NEAR LEXINt
1 ton av., three story brow n stone; a bargain.
BEIORS 4 CO., 1,474 Broadway.
fpOR SALE-A CORNER LIQUOR STORE ON 3D AV ,
' established 25 years. For particulars address OWENS,
Post office station F, 3d av.
IjMKKT CLASS CORNER GROCERY?OOOO STOCK;
location unsurpassed; genuine stand : a bargain If sold at
once. LLOYD, 20 Broadway, or JOHN W. DARING A
CO.. Broadway. 51st St.
["' KOCERY AND LIQUOR STORK FOR SALE?
LTOwnor other business. No. IS2 Madison at., city.
IIQUOR STORE FOR SALE?ON ONE OF THE
Jlradtug avenues. Apply to MICH AEL hYKNK, whole
sale liquor dealer. 523 Went 2' th it., between S and 10 A. M.
and 5 anil 7 P. M.
OMALL GROChRY WITH STOCK AND FIXTURES
lOfor sale elieap; good neighborhood: store suitable for any
other business. Apply 370 henry st.. Brooklyn.
?OYSTER AND DINING SALOON. ON A
?pail l/"/,uOod thoroughfare, near Broadway: very cheap;
rent low. Apply 27 h??t Houston st., or GAFFNKY A
SMITH, 17 Centre st. (,'nil lor three da.t s.
>1 Vi lli N Eltt.
II'ANTED?A SECOND II \ M) AUSTIN OR EUREKA
IT Papor Cntter; also Solder Moulds, must be in good
condition. Address II. h., box 14il Herald office.
\y ANTED-FIRST CLASS ENGINEER'S TRANSIT;
IT best English or American make. Address C. A. S., box
2,3S5 Post office. New York.
KINK ARTS.
* KT til-. MS, BY BILDElis, FERRY, "oF LONDON;
wYllondecoter, Wenix, Greu/.e, Ac., lor sale or exchange.
English connoissi uk,223 West toth.
flMIE LAST WEEK
A of 111" exhlbi'.ton of
JOHN TaYEOR JOHNSTON'S
famous collection of
painting, and statuary,
to be sold at auction,
now 011 view at the galleries of lbs
NAlIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
corner of 23d at. and -itli av .
from 0 A. M. until dn.k. and from 7 till 10 P. M.
Admission. 25 Cents.
ic exhibition and sale will lie tinder the superintendence of
SAMUEL P. AVHKY,
5th av.. to whom orders to purchase and other coynmunl*
tlons may be ail ire.-ed.
1 be sale will take piae- at
ClI ICKKRINO HALL.
1 the evenings ot I'LESDAY, Wi DNE8DAY end
FRIDAY.
December IB, 211 and '22.
H. SOMEKYILLE, Auctioneer
FURS lTl'itBi.
* FbTVatiTTam !lv, KEsTDitfo at pjo WES?
JY.2JU a. brtwaftD Oth au J 7$H ?vs., v'olax abroad. *iil
ten to cash purchuser a magnitieeiit richly curved satui
Earlor Suit. 14 i>i?res, cost $1..4)u, for $22?: one do., $17"?;
\i?riua marble Table*. Ftagerts. Bronzes, fin? Oil Paint
in*"- Chamber Sets, with dressing 'jn*rs, $5<) up , Turkish
bet. $1<JU; reps set, $*? . Bookcases, Books, Buffet, two Kx
teuslou Tables <>jj? I t feet), Chair* in leather. Carpets.
Clocks, Ornaments, Spring Hair Mattresses ?t?d other
household goods too uuBKroui to detAll, N. B. ? Must bo
sold. K.
CCTION, SiTKAST WU~ST.?FTKNITVItR, CAK
pets, Mirrors Plauos, Parlor ^uita. Bedroom Seta, Beds,
Bedding. Cabinet*. Armoira. Desks, 1 aides. Ac. At private
?ale at auction price*.
A~ liTthe new and dksii:aiii.i: stvlks m'k kuu
niture. Cornets, Parlor Beds. Ac., at GK'JIUSL A.
CLaKKK'.S, 747 Broadway, at caah prices ou liberal terms
o! payment.
ORB AT BACRTWcE. ?FOR 8ALE, R A? i MKH' K \ T
criiuaou aatiu brocade Parlor Suit, uearly uew. lor ?I'lO;
ooo tlo.,$l'J5; reps and haircloth Suits, $30 ap; Pianoforte,
Carpets, iiedrnoul Furniture. Mattresses, Mirrors, Curtains.
Library, Dining itoom Furniture. Ac. fail 51 Wed '24tu
at., between 5th and Bth a vs.
OKN I EE M A \ DKCLI M N t ? ID >''> h KhiKPIN1J WIUi
sell the eiuire Household Furniture live story browu
stone residence in lot* t ? suit, vi*.Parlor, library, cham
ber and dining room Suits; two satin parlor Suits; one tor
$175; do., rep Suits, |$); elaborate and plain Cham
ber Sets, in vrnluut. $40 t ? $150; Carpets. Bookcase. Ac.
fall residence 47 West Id til st.. between 5th and Oth a va
Stein way Piano. S.un,
IBLKGANT SBOONdTiANT)T;(H)65"Af BAKOAInTI
3j50 rich Preuch plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors, five rose
* (Hid Piano#, from $50 to $!<>>; elegant parlor, hedroom. li
brary and dining room Furniture, Brotir.ee, Clocks, Has Fix
tures, hall Clocks. otter Carriage Kobe, Ac., at private tale,
at F. COI.TON'S, 53 Kasl 13th si., noar Broadway.
]ARaRBf~8f0CK AND LOWKST PRICKS ~F OB WUR *
Jnimro and Carpets for cash or liberal terms of payment
at CO WPKRTH WAIT'S 155 and 157 Chatham at. Thir
teen larjf?- ware rooms
WATCHKS. JKVVKhHV. ckiL.
AT 77 BLEKCKER ST., KB Aft BROADWAY-MONEY
advanced on Diamonds. Watches. Jewelry. Ac. ; also
l'.i\vnt>roh||f?; Tickets bought of Diamonds, Watches, Ac.
77 Meef?8*
ATB97TfKOAl)VVAY. CORNER 4TII ST.?DIAMONDS,
Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Laces and Personal Property
of every description bought aud sold. Loans negotiated.
J ames p. Matthews,
t huh broaP'way, opp^itTTTith"st.?money
loaned; Diamonds, Watches. Jewuiry, Ac, bought,
sold. ROBERT J. ROSENTHAL.
4 -hit BROADWAY," CORNER lisTIl ST.?LOANS
XY ?negotiated; Diamonds. Watches, Silks. Iotces; camel's
hair Shawls bought and sold. ISAAC BAKU.
AT L VN( ? 11 'S I) l A M () NlTsTt MIKTrir b kuaTmv ay,
tinder New York Hotel, for many years noted as the
cheapest jewolrv store in the city, are now selling off their
largo stock, regardless of coat, to close out business.
Diamonds, watches, vest and neck chains,
Lockets. Bronzes, Oil Paintings. Musical Boxes, Furs,
imported Vases, Silverware, gold and coral Jewelry, at low
prices. UNDO BROS., 1,207 Broadway.
Money on diamonds, fuk>. ac. ?diam<isds~
Watches, Jewotrv. Silverware. Camel's hair Shawls.
Heal Sacques. Hllk, Clocks, Bronzes, Ac., bought and sold
tack at a very small advance (SKOKUK C. ALLEN, Jew
eller, 1,1'JU Broadway, near liOth st.
J f* H "SVL()ADWAV, COitN K It BTSrST.?DIAMONDS,
I U I Watches, Jewelry, camel Shawls, seal Sacques
bonght and sold; Loam negotiated. li. THAI B.
MlSltAn.
a n Ei>ei!ATKin.Al>v7"ok"Thai;i ujaCT'xT'Ekh
_ Vi;:i;?(>, mi vocAlllt. iMilrei jiupils for
pionulurto hikI vocal cuiiurc, $10 |>or quarter; filmiest roliir
?ueas. CHAfi l EL'sE I'uat oQlce box 3,074,
EDVTA BD~ "m O L L ENII a V KuT T11 IS *"oi81 .K B R AT EO
vlollnitt, will ^ivc lu.tructloii to tioolnnor. and ailranrpil
pupils, at 1Kant I-f,K st. mul llrnuilwuy. room 111. Ad
rcrtiroiuonta claimini; Ida coinicctlou with nuv schools or
couservatories of ntuaic aro Irauits npou the public.
I Tor opera, concert ok~ chohcIT.?ladies
without means InatrtSCted aud rapidly assisted to ani
ployment. Adilroaa latter OI'EUa, station 1).
D A MCIS U A C ADBNIB b.
ALLEN IXilWollTil S DANOINU SCliOoL, ~
temoved to .No. 0M5 full nr., now open for the reception
ol pupils. For particulars sand for circulnr.
?OABTIER'S DAMCIMM ACADEMY, PLIMI'TON
? Kiiilditia:. Stuyresant and Oth sts. I'rivate lessons any
hoar, (ilido specialty.
BkThMvES' L)A NCINti A C A I) E MY,T?iiItR(K)M EST.?
All the tasbioiinble Dancea in one course of lessons.
The lirst lessons can he taken privately, and no extra
cliarue from class prices.
B'aLLKTM ASTER DU MAR'S PRIVATE DANCING
Academy, 04 West 4th St.?Ladies', gentlemen's aud
children's classes; six dances tauebt ueriectly in six private
lessons; waits, ;:1 ide waits specialtier.
D" "e uakmo's *
private Dauclci; Academy,
7 West 80d St., ta-o doors Irom olh nv.
I|tERNANDU'8 DANCING ACADEMIES, ftSTU ST.,
corner Od nv. (b ink bitiiilinj-J. ? I'or circular address I'ri
vate Acauemy. f>7 East *>0th st Private lessons any hoar.
Reception Thursdays; Invitations issued; uo admittance
without ouluc proseutod with my signature
J. KERN A NDO.
Cj A USE'S DA NO IN G ACAD E M IKS, 114 BAST 1ST 11.
Or>.'> West add, 154 East o Ith. PRIVATE LESSONS
any hour. CIRCULARS, ol'J East lltli st.
CLASS TICKKTS FOrT'IRST CLASS ACADKMY
' unable to us. theiu. Address
?>( k CLASS TICKETS KOlt
v'transfetred low hy party i
TRANSFER, 50 Catharine st.
A
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, M.
A FINK ASSORTMENT OF NEW ANI) ELETuNT
ixlTuuofortes lor sale or to root on very reasonable tor ma
HAINES BROS.
now and centrally located wurerooms, 143 and 147 3th nr.,
corner 21 #t at.
New Piauos tor sale or on instalments, auddexceeinglj low
for cash.
1RIVATE FAMILY, GOING ABROAD. WILL SELL
to cash purchaser*, a magnificent 7}9 octavo four round
rosowood Pianoforte. prominent makers, cost 91.000, lor
$275; Stool, Cover, Music Cabinet: elegant Strinwav up
right, quarter cost; Box tor shipping; also satin Parlor
Suit 7 pieces, at u sacrifice. Call at private residence 120
\V? st 23d st., between Gth and 7th a vs. N. B. ? Must bo
sold. N. B.?Bo* for shippiug. E. GAY.
LOT OF SECOND 11 ANI) pTaNO FO KTKH, IN
thorough order, for sale at moderate prices by CHICK
EKING A SONS, 13(15th av., corner 18th st.
LTkcJit" KK N T."uT'TugHT, SQUARE AND GRAND
? Pianos ol our own maae ; also tor sale and rent, a num
ber ol line second band Pianos, in perfoct order.
WM. KNABK ?t CO., No. 11*2 5th av., above lGthst
LARGE STOCK ELKOANT PIAMTsTlowT'RICES;
new and second hand ; 9100 to $500.
HARMORK'S, 3(38 Bleecker st.
A-A.?ALL PK RSONS DESIROUS tTFFlUUC BASING
?a genuine second hand Steiuwuy Piano are luvited to
call at onr ware rooms, where auutnber of Steinway Pianos,
all iu perfoct condition, and some nearly new, are constantly
on hand; also secoud hand Pianos of other makers.
Attempts are constantly made In this city and elsewhere
by makers of hogmt pianos and other agents to sell their
inferior instruments, bearing our name or a name spellod so
?miliar that many people do not notice the difference, and
purchase ti e spurious, worthless instrument lor a genuine
Steiuwsy piano. 11 persons, before purchasing suce instru
ment, will take the number of same and call ou or write to
us. it can at once l>? ascertained whether the instrument is
a genuine Steinway piano or a fraud.
STEIN WAY A SONS. Steinway Hull,
107 and 111 East 14th st.. New York.
il.50tTc"lTiCK Kill NO (I It A N I) PI A No FOlT .*500
cash; several other Pianos and Organs, iu samo p'opor
tiuu. for this moiitl? to rent lower than ever before offered.
S. X. BALL A CO.. 15 East 14th st.
"7 FA M11 A Ha VINO AN ELEGANT ROSKWOOJ)
Al'iino, nearly new, would soli the same for cash at a
bargain. Ap; iy 117 East 15th st. Dealers not wanted.
4 very elegant vnw parlor organ for
JMLtaU?At a very low mice; never been in use; a rare
opportunity to got a beautiful, sweet toued instrument at a
bargain for the holidays. B. IV. G? 19J 5th uv.
A LARGE STOCK of PPKIGIIT AND SQUARE
Pianos and Organs for cash instalments or runt very
low. F. SCII i LK US. 20 East 14th st.
A 9 lit) KD.-'KW OOL> PIANOFORTE; PIANOS TO
rent and sold ou Instalments. GOLDSMITH'S, 2t!
Bieecker, near Bowery.
A PRIVATE KAMILY WIi L SJELLTllKTrt STEINWAY
1\ A Sons 7V. octave tour round rosewood Pianoforte lor
9*251); 7f>j octave upright Pi mo, best city maker, at a uacri
flce; box for shipping. Call private residence 47 \Ve*t
16tli st.. between ?tli and ? tli nvs.
??~L.T1 Kv[ ~ Kosp;\v()0D 7 OCTAVE PIANO
xvforte; modern improvements; $85. 21U East 30th St.,
near 3d av.
\icgaTn fou <:asiiIfosewood 7 octave
Pianoforte, less than $IOO; modern Improvements',
celebrated maker. 28 East 3d st., near 2d uv.
|> ARti A1NS UN m i <MM OK REMOVAL-UPRIGHT
i Jiind square Pianos, 900 to $250; 95 to 910 monthly till
paid, or rent 93. upward.
111. ITS, 7S8 Broadway, corner loth st.
B* AltGAINS?STKINWAY, WKBKR, CHICKKRI NG
Pianos, 7 octaves, ovcrstrttng. $125; Dunham, carved
legs,9125; rents, 94; Organs. 940.
(?ORDON A SON, 13 East 14th st.
C3iiTcKlviUNG PIANO, SECOND* 11 ANi) IN~GOOD
border; full round; will ho sold low : also sfoddart Piano
heap. J. W. FRENCH a CO., 20 East 14th si.. New
York.
IjlVERY ONE THINKING OF PURCHASING A CAB
imet or Parlor Organ should call at the Wurerooms ol the
Mas in A Hamlin Organ Company. 25 Union square, where
they will find the largest assortment of the best organ* In
the country, which a ill bo sold lor cash or easy payments.
It is believed that prices and terms now offered make the*a
organs cheaper, as well as bettor, than any which can bo ob
tainod elsewhere
P RRAT IN IM JfKMKNTS FOR CASH?NEW AND
VTsecond hand Piauos at FISCH ER'S,*421, 429 West 28th
st.
KRANICH A BACH.
Grand, Squaro and Upright Pianofortes; warerooms
Nos. 241 and 243 East 2 d st.
Highest award at the Centennial Exhibition; a few
second hand Pianos, almost new, ol our own make, ou
band.
AT" Ol'l i 1 NG BET IKK FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS
A.1 than Splendid Standard American Piano; unparalleled
prices for t lie next thirty days \V arc room* 02 Went 14th st.
PIANOS AND ORGANS-SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOS.
91(15; 7 1-3, $175; IH?t used a yenr. Two-stop Organs.
955; 4 stops, 9?>>: 0 stops, S.*5; H stops, 990; 10 Nt<?ps.
9100. cash ; not used six months; iti perfect order. WATERS
A SONS, 4i> East 14th St., Union square.
13
AUCMBMKSTS. . /1
CiiffifyTOirArfsir auxssst jv itisiu,
Fin aid of tli* Seaside Sanitarium lor Llentitnit Sick t'hil
ilr.ll ol tlil? city. lU'cembcr II to llecomhcr 111 I87H. lira
lull* a Seventh Kettlraeot Band every night. Voanu Ladies'
Tournament. shootinir Match ol six team* ol six ladles
?Kelt, represetuinir I'.np'laud, Scotlund, Ireland. Krmiiea,
i.erniany and America. Mnmting every night. Six tcold
Medals to be awarded to the winning team at the close of
thii f air. Martlin Washington's Cardan Party, with the
thirteen Stales represented by thirteen young ladies.
Neu-ro .Minstrels, Punch and Judy, Plural Bower. Kreneh
??d Uermaii Tables, Ac., Ac. I wo lirand Pianos and Sew
ittir Maehiiica lor distribution. Magnificent I'cuterainl
Uccoratiom, An elegant .--iipper nightly. 'I'icket, of ad
uiisalon, J6 cent*; Saaaou ticket*.II. Ticket* to i.e had of
lloury Berrh. 4th ay. and 'JJit st.; Caawoll, iiaiard A Co ,
No. I,mill Broadway: liobert M. Varmllra No. BO West
ui-tsi. ; H. (J KIIiolt, No. 7M) Bth av.; Newman A Cao
r >u. No. 1,17'J ilruuowav ; at tho Academv ; Alexander
M. I.esley. No. 1420 Watt i.'3d at., and ol' litnry KIok,
cbaimiao. No. 403 West 'J9th at. '
C* BRM AN IA THKaTKK.
TAd. NBUBNIJORFr I'iroctor
TL'KSUaV, Uccembcr 12, Tenth subscription Night,
Dab i. innLiD bhs taktukkk.
Ccuiady. in live acta, by Umikow.
Bob office open daily froua B till 4 o'cloak.
_ AMTSKMEWTS.
IOTTa? ' UK THEATRE.'"* "" XoTT'.v
JMKNRY E. AB11EY I.IMH MUl Manager
LgTTA. LAST NIGHTS LOTTA.
umx nt loti'a.
LOTTA- MUSETTE. LOTTA.
LOITA LOTTA.
LOTTA. MONDAY, DECEMBER IS, LOTTA
LOTTA will positively bo produced, LOTTA
LOTTA. alter elaborate pictnirstioii, LOTrA.
LuH'A LITTLE NELL au I tbe M.u'.CH h tXESS. LOTTA.
HELLERS WONDER THEATRE
T/6 aad 73U Broadway, opposite New York Hotel.
HKl.LKE'S WoNDKR*.
EVERY EVENING AT S.
Last Light, of the First Programme of
WONDERS AND MIRACLES.
ROBERT HELLER. ROBERT HELLER,
ROBERT KELLER. ROBERT HELLER,
Presiidlgitatcur. Pianist and Ilomorlat
MISS KELLER, Miss HELLER.
MISS HELcl.R. MISS HELLER,
in tlie lamed pheuoraenal wonder, entitled
SUPERNATURAL VISION*.
Notliini like Miss Hetier's tnau i r?-atel! >ne have ever been
witne-scd in tiit- or buy otb r roiintrv
11RANO MATINEE KVK..Y SATURDAY AT J.
)U'S TONY Fa STUB'S.
rposv hasti
I MaTINKK TODAY. I
KF.LLT?' AND RYAN, THE BARDS OF *VaRA.
KIRK AND DREW, MASTERS OH BONO AND DANCE.
JENNIE MORUAK, THE OEM OF THE VAUDEVILLE.
McCUlLOUGH AND OAKKV, TUB IRISH I'AItt.
ST. FELIX SISTERS. THE LOVELY HOI It
WILKINSON BROTHERS, THE BOYS OK MULLIN
OAR.
BILLY OOURTKIGHT, A Hlto.jRRsS OH A CENTURY.
JOIIN GILBERT. IN UUOTKSQUE DANCES.
J THE IRL-H ?. THE IRISH fl. |
^ ZOHHELlA. PALMY DAYS IN DIXIE. <5>
MATINEE TO-DAY.
0
LYMPIO NOVELTY THEATRE
OOO L V * MM MM PBPp II CCO
O O L Y Y M M M M I' , i I C 0
O O L YT M MM M I'PP II O
() O L Y M M M H II C 0
OOO LLLL Y M .V M I' II CCC
NOVKLTi THEATRE.
623 BROADWAY, ii.4.
COLONEL WM. E. SINN Manager
AD.MlsStON, 15c., - >o., 'Oe.. 7-"?c.. and $1.
MATINEES, lie., iinc. and ollc.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MnMMI. DECEMBER 11. 1*7R.
THE PRINCE OH I'KES I IliiGlT tTEUBS,
tF
fHROKKSsOR ROBERT NICKLK.J
Tba popular Ethiopian specialist,
John hoc an.
Tba cbnriainir Sougstress,
Miia ROSA LEE. Mi.. ROSA LEE,
Tim talented Coined an,
HARRY LITTLE.
The Prime Miui.ter of topical song,
Sa.M DEVKKE,
the inan who uln-ars has something new.
<J) <$> <?>
| THE FIELDI.vQB. I T THE BIO HOUR, j
LANG LOIS BROTHERS. LANOLOIS BROTHERS^
Continued successot
8CAXLON AND CRONIN,
KCANLON AND CRONIN,
who will appear hi the gr<>at sketch,
COMPETITION IN THE APPLE THADS.
George II. Waite, Miss Wilda Horrest,
(,'haries W. Allison. >1 ias Maggie Winohaster,
H. C. Earle, Albert Hell amy.
A NEW AND DIVERSIFIED OLIO OH .-PEOIaLTIES.
Concluding with tint amusing Comedietta entitled
ANOTHI R MUMMY.
MATINEES.
M\TINKES
WEDNESDAY ifa D SATURDAY,
at
REDUCED PRICES.
Eagle theatre.
Broadway and 33d st.
Proprietor and Manager........... Mr. JOSli HART
Everything new. Entire change of bill.
LOTS OH REAL FUN !
Engagement at a great outlay of the following:?
PROFESSOR HAHTZ,
the Wonderful Illusionist.
. PROFESSOR SEIGKIST
and hits Performing Dogs.
Mr. HARRY KENNEDY.
the world-renowned Ventriloquist.
The following comedians in sketches:?
Mr. George S. Knight, Mr. Harry G. Richmond,
Mr. John Wild. Mr. A. 11. Sheldon,
Mr. James Bradley, Mr. Dave Reed.
?Miss JENNIE HUGHES,
Miss J.iksir KeUey. Mias Marion Klske,
The laughable farces.
. Tile. NEW FOOTMAN!
-A CHEAP CABI
-I'OMPEY'S PATIENTS!
and the laughable farce by Richmond,
EPITAPHS 1
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
NOTICE!
Dkpautmkmt or Buildings, )
Nkw Yoitk, Oct. 11, 1875. J
Josh IIinT, Esq.:?
Siu?From official reports of the inspector of this depart
ment. I llnd the general appointments of the Eagle Tlieatre
all that are required to secure tue salet.v audcumiorl ot
audiences and attaches. The uisles and seats are convenient
and liberal; egress from all parts of the auditorium easy and
ample, and the lire guards and escapes, both before and be
hind the curtain, are in accordance with the law.
WALTER W. ADAMS,
Superintendent of Buildings.
TIIE
SCHOOL
"for
SCANDAL.
5TH AVENUE THKATBE.
proprietor and Munuger Mr. AUGU-T1N DALY
EVERY NIGHT aT k. LAST TIMES OP
UK. DALY'S SUMPTUOUS REVIVAL OF
THE GREATEST OP ALL ENGLISH COMEDIES,
with the following STAR CAST:?
Mr. COGilLAM as Charles Surface
Mr. BROUGHAM as Sir Oliver Surface
Mr. WM. CASTLE us Sir Harry
Mr. D. II. HAK1CI.NS as......Joseph Surface
Mr. CHARLES PIS lilt R aa Sir Peter Teazle
Mr. J AMES LEWIS as Backbite
Mr. W. DAVIDGK at Mt?e?
Mr. P. 1IAUDENBERC as Crahtreo
Mi<?GKt>RGIE DREW as .Maria
Mrs. O. U. Gil REST as Mrs. Caddour
Miss MARY WELLS as Lady Srtt'erwell
and
Miss DAVK.NTORT as .Lady Teazle
Last SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL MaTINKE Saturday.
Wednesday, Decent her'JO, tlie groat Parisian aensa
tlon of 1S7B, Alexander Dumas' Oils) "LKlrangero,"
adapted and augmented by Mr. Augustin Daly for this com
pany and entitled, TIIE AMERICAN!
K~ELLY k LEON'S MiNsTKKL?T| "I'KRA HOUSE,
KLLY A LttoN'S MINSTRELS, | Jiid at. atidoih av.
?.?THE PARLOR HOME OP MIXSI'RKLSY. V
GALATBA. <&> <S>T1IK ONLY LEON
Bohemian Girl. I Leon a* Galatea. | as Mile. Bagatelle,
THINK OP IT.Q <?> A NO. SHAVE.
patnily Matinee every Satnrdar at J o'clock.
no danger prom pi re at this theatre.
ENURE FRONT OPENS ON SIDEWALK.
special matinee Saturday, December ub,
I.N AID OP TIIE BROOKLYN SUFFERERS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. I OI'ERA IIOl S!..~"
AN PRANClsOt) MINSTRELS. I Broadway and Vl'tb st.
saN FRaNCISCO MlN'ftTRELS. I The Minstrel l'alace.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. I The Minstrel Palace.
THE CKBMK DE LA CUE.ME OP' MINSTRELSY.
a> <s> THURSI) t Y AFTERNOON. <j> $
Birch. | Decern In r 14, I Thirty I
Wauihold, BENEFIT for Tllr. SUFFER- Utliilant
Backus. | KB.-' l<y the late FIRE in Amain. |
<$> BROOKLYN. <fc G>
ENTIRE PROCEEDS.
MATINEE SVTURDAY IT 'J. SEATS SECURED.
Ask rUK MECHANIC, A8K THE MERCHANT, ASK
the gentleman of leisure where the best entertainment
can he seen.
All will any,
"TONY PASTOR'S."
Matinee to day.
CNOLU.MBIA OPERA HOUSE. CORNER WEST HMD
J at. and Greenwich uv.?see t lie new French sensation,
"l.a Chateau Mahille: or, tiie French .Minuet." The Fe
male Blithers, the Artists' Models, mid Paris liy Gaslight,
in all its glory. Evoulnga at S. Matinees Tuesday a, Thtira
days and Saturdays, at ?J.
Filty ?t tlie lineat formed young Ladies in the world
will appear in nil their cii trancing and bewitching loveli
ness at each entertainment, assisted by a star compauy of
specialty artists.
flMIE L A D1IiS' RES OR V.
JL TONY PA8Ti>i;'s. Matlaeeto-day,
?HfBl NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,"
105 Bowery, near Grand St.
THE TATTOOED GREEK,
late of Uaruum's.
WILD MEN, CANNIBALS AND 1,000 CURIOSITIES
PROM ALL PARTS.
Open dally and evenings.
Admission 15 touts.
E
VEKYBODY goes TO TONY PASTOR'S MATINEES.
Every one is delighted, ami all say it Is the best show in
w York.
MLLK. THERE.SR TaKOCBOVITRCH. RUSSIAN Pi
anist, from .-t. Petersburg, will debut In ooncort. at
Cbickering Hall. Tuesday, December 111. Tlckeia can ho
obtained at the music stores ot Scliuhorth, Scliinuer. Pond,
Waters, and at Cbickering Hall.
rpREMAlNB BROTHERS' HINGING is TUB ACHM8
1 of musical harmony. Association Hall, this evening.
Tickets. 50 cents.
HEAD OF ALL IN KNTERPRIBB, TALBNT AND
attraction urn the eiitertaiunieuts given at TONY l'AS
ToR'S elegant theatre.
Matinee this dny at J.
>3(1YPTIAN HALI?84TII sT.. NEAR 31) AV.,
ijwill soon open witli tlie most attractive entertainment
ol the period Opera, Burlesioe'. Pantomime and Novelty.
Loos out for th ? opening!
T3VERY ONE IN NEW YORK SAYS TONY PASTOR'S
J'JnIiow is the best ill tlie ritr. It is Just what the bills
represent, au elegant and fnnnr entertainment.
Matinee to day.
Banjo"taught" for the stage or home
amusement. DoRSON. 400 dtb av. Also Stage Danc
ing taught.
"/1ENS OF TIIE DANCE" AND "WORLD OF
vXSong."? Unbounded successnf D1THON A CO.'S now
Christines collection ol bound music; unequalled for taiieiy,
beauty and elegam o ; ?l<) worth ol choice inusie for 5<>,
Price, $J50 plain; ft full gilt D1TSON A CO., 711
Broadway.
\RGYLE kou.MS*. Alt GYLE ROOMS.
OTII AV. AND BOTH ST.
brilliant tbrpsiciiorban entertainment.
ONLY PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
OP THE KIND IN THE CITY.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
COMMENCING AT 9 O'CLOCK,
ENTRANCE ON 80TH ST.
] I IS AN ACKNOWLEDGED FAOI THAT TONY PAS
I TOR'S entertuiiiinoiits are the best ever given In New
York.
Matinee to day.
ACRE'S SOIREE, NEXT TUESDAY, MASONIC
liall. 114 l ast Ritli; EVE RY Wednesday, IlKBVOORT
HALL, 154 East 5 4 til; EVERY Thursday, BRUNSWICK
II ALL, 55 West iiiid.
i X I Ml, Ft M 1 N i. \ N I > SHOOTING ACADEMY. Ills)
Hitli a?. Boxing taught in 24 losson*. Send lor circulars.
Colonel MUN.-TKRY.
B
QOTO
TONY PASTOR'S
Matinee to-day.
^LL SPECIALTY eTAKS APPEAR AT
TONT PASTOR'S.
Matinee tbU day.
c
AMl'SEMENTS.
fjfflSrTS5Wn?bfH i:a i its.
L
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Utu?(cr Mr. A. M. FALMKB
THIS AND EVERY EVENING.
toe marvellous Drum*,
miss mcLton,
will be given, with lti exquisite scenes anil extraordinary
east, including
Mils CI. All A MORRIS.
Mlu SARA JEWETT\
Mia MARIE WELKINS,
Mine BIJOL HURON,
Mue LOUISE SYLVESTKH,
Miss MABEL LEONARD.
~ Miss HELEN VINCENT.
Mr. JAMES O'XiULL.
Mr. J. R. STODDART end
~ Mr. JOHN PARSELLX
SATURDAY?MATINEE OF MISS MULTON.
YC E U >1 TH BA 1'KB?lfDWIN BOOTH.
FOR THIS Wt.KE, EDWIN BOOTH u
OTHELLO. IAUO ami SlIYEOCK.
MONDAY AND FRIDAY* NIGHTS. OTHELLO
EDWIN BOOTH a* OTHELLO, F. ROBINSON a* IAOO.
TUESDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
OTHELLO.
EDWIN BOOTH us I AGO, I. ROBINSON a* OTHELLO.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND -Al l hDAY NIGHTS,
THE MERCHANT OK VENICE.
EDWIN BOOlH us 811Y"LOCK.
BOTH THE ABOVE 1'LAIS WITH STRONG CASTS.
Seats cnn be secured six day* in advance at the Theatre
ana 111 ami 1.10* Bruadwuy.
REMEMBER Monday and Friday, EDWIN BOOTH a*
OTHELLO.
TUESDAY and MATINEE. EDWIN BOOTH as IAGO.
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS,
EDWIN BOOTH us SIIY'LOCK.
NEXT WEEK, RICHELIEU.
YCELM I'll ISATI Hi?K DW IN BOOTH.
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
GRAND MATINEE
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13, AT 1 JO,
for the
BENEFIT OF THE BROOKLYN SUFFERERS.
EDWIN BOOTH
voluuteen bis services and will appear In 111* grand imper
sonation ot
KING RD HARD II.
The entire receipts of this matinee will be banded over to
the Mayor of Brooklyn.
Seats run now I o secured at the Ticket Office of thVTheatre
rpHKATBE COUIQUif 514~BROADWAY
J. IIARKIHaN A HART Proprietors
M W. II AN LEY Manager
H Alt..IGA N AND HART in their popular Sketch
Patrick's Day Parade. John Hurt, In the Court of Appeals
and Senator Itpvels, o Mississippi. Mies Perry?The
l'everes?The Coroner e Jury, in which Harrigsn and Hart
appears. Billy Barry.' in Edward Uarrigao's act. Very
Neighborly. Itllly Carter. Larry Tooley.
Matinees Wednesday aud Saturday.
ootids" theatre. great success.
'JARRETT A PALMER Lessees and Managers,
SECOND WEEK
ot tbo
ENGAGEMENT OK EAWkENCB BARRETT.
KINO LEAR.
By reason of the remarkable triumph of the distinguished
actor in his Impersonation of the character of KING LEAR,
It is resooctfully announced that Mr. BARRETT will con
tinue the representation nntll further notice. No Sliakes
perlan piny has ever been placed on the stage with the
degree of magnlficeuco characterising the present offering,
and general public consideration of the beauty and mag
nitude of tho grand revival is respectfully asked.
THE SPLENDID SCENERY
ia by the excellent artist. Mr. CHARLE1S W. WITHAM, of
Daly's Filth Avenue Theatre.
B
SUPERB NEW COSTUMES! NEW MUSIOt
NEW MECHANICAL EFFECTS!
The auxiliary force engaged in the impersonation of the
knights ol King Lear's train, captains, mossengors, soldiers
and attendants will number two hundred.
Sonts can be secured nt the box office, both windows
being open continuously every day from 8 A. M. to 11 F. M.
BOOTH'S TilIaTKK. KING LEAR*.
Best resorved mats to be had at BULLMAN'S Theatre
Ticket office. 111 Broadway.
WALLACE'S. BOUCICAULT.
.Mr. LE-TKR WALLACE. Proprietor and Manages
Mr. WALLACE Is gratifiod to announce the engagement
of the eminent ?lr?m?tl?t end comedtiim who inaugurated
his present senson with the cotuody "KORBlDDfiM FltUlTn
as a brilliant prelude to hie appearance aa
CONN,
in bis celobrated Irish drama the
Sll AUGIIRAUN.
The engagement of Mr.
BoU CICAU LT
being necessarily limited to a tew week*, tho comedy
FORBIDDEN FRUIT, suspended during the ruu of TUB
SHAUGHRaUN, will be resumed niter his engagement,
alter which a new drama, entitled ALL FOB 11 Ell, will ba
produced. EVE 11Y NIGHT AT 8
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 1:30,
will he performed
THE SHAUGHRAUN,
with the original cnst. including; Mr. John Gilbert, Mr. II. J,
Montague, Mr. Hurry Beckett, Mr. K. Arnott, Mr. C. A.
Stevenson, Mr. E. Holland. Mr. Edwin, Mr. Leonard, Mr.
l'eck, Mr. Kvtingo, Mr. Atkins. Miss Dyas, Mine. PoulsL
Miss liose Wood, Miss Josephine Baker, Mrs. Sefton and
Miss illaisdell, as originally represented at Wallack't Thea
tre in 1871.
Box office open dully from 8 to 4. Placet may be secured
four weeks iu advance.
C""t hand op 1.1 i a~ 11 o i ? s e~ htiT a v. and -23 d st.
TPOOLE a DONNELLY Lessees and Manager*
t HAH BED AGE, CRABBED AGE,
Miss LETTIE ALLEN. Mr. J B. ATWATKK,
and a powertnl dramutic companv.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
MONDAY NEXT. DECEMBER 18,
will bo produced in gorgeous style
THE BLACK CltOOK.
which will bo presented with
NEW AND BRILLIANT SCENERY AND EFFECTS.
HIE GRAND BALI.ET,
led by the exquisite Premiere
Mile. MOKLACCHI,
and the bountiful Danseuses,
Mile. CORA ADUIANA and L. ANTONIO
The most splendid production of
THE BLACK CROOK
YET SEEN in NEW YORK.
in the Cumivali'sqiio Sceue, a number of leading
Specialty Artists wilt appear.
B
OWERY THE A I KK.
Every evening tho celebrated actor.
Me III tVI I V'li'L* It IT I'M A V
Mr. DOMINICK MURRAY,
In the greui sensational drama,
INNOCENT; OK, THE GAMBLER'S CRIME.
Preceded by the farce MY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE.
Parisian varieties, i igth st. and
AR1SIAN VARIETIES. J BROADWAY.
MATINEE TO DAY at 2. MATINEE TO-DAY AT 3.
Oi en your eyes again; loveliness reigns supreme.
ANOTHER new and rousing bill
FRKN0HY. | EX HILi RATING. | PIQUANT.
Earnest, Liveliest. Kauaiest Entertsinmrnt iu America.
SCENES AT HaLaBES.
12 TABLEAUX VIVANTS. I Beautllul Fomale Model*.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF VAsSAR OUTDONE.
SENSATIONAL DANCES. | Grand Olio of Specialties.
THE SUYKaIIS M AUD AND SAMUEL. TllK FOXES,
llowsrde and Sautelle. | Kenor Erni anil Melrose.
Devere and Russell. I George Atkins. | Charles Seuhert.
Emily Prior | Minnie Hall, i Blanche Elbert*. I Alice (iiraril.
Misses l.eroy. Weston, Leigh, Roland. Lowroy, Finn, and
2U oi hers.
Only tlieatre in the world where every act It encored.
Evening at 8. Matinee Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday atX
QTKANOK AND ~liKOTESQL'K CREATURES
O FROM THE FATHOMLESS DEF.P.
TIIE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
Broadway and .'t.'ith *t.
Open daily from t) A. M. uutll In P. M. (Sunday* excepted),
RENEWED ATTRACTIONS ill
Only living Behemoth In this hemisphere.
Amphibious Animals! Gorgeously colored Fitbetl Mag
nificent Ocean Flower* 1
Every species ol Fish HI Groat Fish-hatching Department I
2lsi,(*st eggs undergoing tho process of inenbatlou, 100.UU0
diminutive Salmon, a white Whale!!! An elaborate pro,
gramme of Music, every afternoon and evening, by Harvog
II. Dodwurlb's celebrate J Orchestra.
XTKW PAKK THEATRE. BROOKLYN. "
XX The profits of entire week devoted to the sufferers by
the late lire
F. S. CHANKRAU.
in his great American comedy of
SAM.
SAM Mr. F. 8. CUANFRAO
The entire company in the cast.
Thursday and balance of ween?THE OCTOROON.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Always crowded with dkliuuted audi
ences, TONY PASTOR'S great show.
Matinee this day at 2.
AHERLES TiVOLI THEATRE.
*th st.. between 2d and 3d avs.
GRAND OA I. LA VvlUKTY AND BALLET WEEg.
20 yenng ladle*. 3'" special Artisis.
Opera, Song and Dance: Ballet and Pantomime.
Admission, only 26c. Thursday Matinee, Joe.
HAD THE DISTINGUISHED NAMES OK SOME OF
the artists that will appear at TONY PASTOR'S
Matinee to-day.
11
A SONG AND DANCE LADY WANTED IM.MEDI
ateiy to travel; send photograph; state salaiy ex
pected. Address Proletsor CIIAS. McDONALD, Ports
mouth, Ya.
The theatre that leads the van of nov.
?iti*s.
TONY PASTOR'S.
Matinee this day at 2.
M
ASONIC TEMPLE. CROMWELL.
NINTH AND LAST WEEK.
SWITZERLAND ILLUoTKATKD TO-NIGHT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SUFFERERS BY TH1
BROOKLYN CALAMITY.
THE CFNfKNM \L TO MORROW NIGHT.
. ..MASONIC TEMPLE IS FIREPROOF.
ADMISSION. 2."?('. RESERVED SKATS, 50C.
I'OSITIV ELY T11E LAS I' WEEK.
Tony pastor's matinee to-day.
Go early.
TKKMAiNB BROTHERS SING AT ASSOCIATION
Mall tin* evening, together wltu other noted artists.
Tickets rsi cent*.
rpilK ONLY MATINEE GIVEN I.N THE CITY TODAY
J. is at
TONY PASTOR'S.
Kl'lillntlolnhln AtnuiemenUs
iraLky's alii am bra palace.
Inauguration of the Winter Season,
Monday, Nov. 27. every evening and Saturday Malta#*.
A/l KINK; OR, VoY.VUKJTo THE EARTH.
New national tiikatre.-philadelpiiia.
CATARACT OF TIIF, GANGES,
I DECEMBER 18.

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