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THE NEW YORK HERALD,
WHOLE NO. 14,723. NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1S76.-TRIPLE SHEET. TRICE THREE CENTS.
DlUECTOKY FOR ADVKHTISEliS. !
AMUSEMENTS?1st Pagx?1th. 'Ah and Oth cola
ASTROLOGY? I'iTH PaiiK-Olh col
BALL SEASON?11th Pack?8th vol.
BiLLIAliD8-lTRPAOT-8the.il.
BOARDERS WANTBD?2* I'aok?t?t. ?d and 3d col*.
BOAKU AND LODGING WANTED?2b I'AOR?Sd coL
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALB? 1st FaOT?
BUBINEBs'oPPORTUBITIEB-Stb Pack.
nUSINBSS NOTICES?7th Pao*-0th col.
CITY REAL B8TA1B For. SALE?1st Paoo?4thcoL
CLERKS AND SALESMEN?12th Fags?3th coL
CLOTHING?12th Pa<jk?6th col.
COACHMEN AND OAK DEN KIM? 12TB Pagx?3tU eoL
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?2t> Pack -Oth coL
DAN CI Ml UCADKMIKS-I*T Paga?3d col.
DENTISTRY?lit* Pagx?8th i oL
DRY GOODS?1st Pagx?Sd col. AVn
DWELLING llOI'SES To LET. FURNISHED AND
UN FURNISHED-'in Pao*? lsteol.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS -n PauX?5 th and0th colt
KXCIIANGE?IIWi Pao*?Rth col.
EXCURSIONS?2D Pauk?Oth col.
FIN A NCIA I.?trill I'ai.il
PINK ARTS-11th Pag*-Oth col.
FOR SALE?I-'th Pack OtU col.
FClCNlSUi-.D ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?-*
Page?l?t col.
rURNlllIKE-llTU l'ACK-Oth col. ... ,
HELP WANTED?KEMALES?1'2th Pag*?4th nod oth
HELP?WANTED?M ALES?llfrn FA?*-5th ?"l,r
HORSES, CAR HI AG S. AC.?1?T PagK?2d aad 3d cols. |
ilC^^Thooisra(-.cwanti:d-..xr paot-** coi.
INSTRUCT!''N?1?t Paok?4thcnl.
LOST AND FOUND-Ist Pagx?lateoL
MACHINERY?12tii Pagk-OHi col.
iiRDKuii-i^Tii riGK-Htiivol. .
MILLINKKY AND DR&ASMaKTNCJ?1st Pack?-d col.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVKK1TSBMKNTS? IOtb Pag*?
Hth col.
MISCELLANEOUS? Uth Pa???6lh col.
MUsICaL-Htii Page?8?h col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?7th Pag*?Utli coL
PERSONAL- 1st Pag*?lot col
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS. AC.? t*T Pagb?Itb col.
POOL SELLING-1st Pauk?2d col.
POST OFFICE NOTICE? 11th Pauk-0th col.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?
PROPERTY OUT OF' TilK CITY FOR SALE 011 TO
RKNT-lsT PAC*-4th col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?1st PaUK?4th coL
REAL ESTATE WANTED?1st Pack?4th coL
RELIGIOUS NOTICES?1st Pack - 1st col.
REWARDS?1st Pack?1st col.
BALER AT AUCTION?2p Pack-M. 4th and otli cols.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?12th Pack-Int. -d,
3d and 4th cols.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?12rit Pag*?Sth coL
SPFC1AL NOTICES?1ST Pag*?1st mtd3d cola.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. Ac. ? 1ST Pagk?3d col.
THE TRADRS-I-'th Pag*?Oth col.
THE TURF-lsT Pack-.M cnl.
TO LF.T FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?2* PAG*-l?tcol.
TRAVELLERS' UU1DK-2* Pag*?Uth col.
UNFURMSHFD ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
Li' T?3d Pack?1st coL
WANTED TO PURCIIASF.-12TH pAGK-flth col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY. AC. ? I1TK Pag*?Uth ctd.
WINES, LIQUORS. AC.?Uth I'aok-5th col.
WINTER RESORTS-an Pao*-3U col
Yachts, steamboats, ac^-h>th_p Acx-athcol.
" pkhsonXjg.
"a T THE N'EWYORIv LOST AND FOUND OFFICE,
ufVat 25 East lUlh St., numerous articles await Idontluca.
tlon.
-MRS. REDrNGToV ? JI!8T ARRIVED FROM MY
?Southern trip. Call this week.
1 Mrs. HOSE aTDBLOIW. 1.MB B .
?" CABLE'S BELMONT HOTEL C ESTAU KAN I', 137
Fulton St., to-dav, Vienna Bread. Ueuna Coffee and
fried Apples. See tiotel advertisements-^
Descend ints of ciiarlks llivis manson ?
Information Is wanted o' the whereabouts ?t the de
scendants nl Charles Lewis Manson. who resided In New
Orleans, La., in or about tne year IS3L The ssid descend
ants will hear of somelhliur greatly to their advantaeo bv
addressing 11. H. HAIOllTor DA\ ID MEEKER, executors
ot the will of John S. Mausou. doceased, San Francisco.
Cal. <
F~~ B.?SEND MORE EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS: CAN
? not make out meaning ol W. S. P. O. HOWARD, box
168 Herald office.
IF THE HBIRSoF MHS. EMELINB C. JORDAN,
formerly of 1.153 Hroailway, will Send their adore** to
box 34 Post office, tliey will confer a lavor on the adver
tiser.
A.
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thai
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IN FORM ATlOX VV ANTED?CONCEH.NI NU A BOX Oil
Chest, containing sundry ?>f old silver pinto?vu...
Bix silver plates, tiro silver drinking cups, one silver salvor
on feet, with names engraved on buck, and other articles ot
silver for the table : the above supposed to have been de
posited for safe keeping in soma place unknown by the late
Ueorgell rinlev. ot Hartford, Conn. Informationi leading to
the recovery of the property by ^["*'111 ?. ?!*!!/
lew aided. Address GEOltGF, P. BRIALRY, llarltord,
i'onn. ___
V MRS. ANNIE SCIIKNK. WHO LIVED IN 3D ST.,
Lin 1870. and Varlck st.. in 1K72. will a|i|ily at office of D.
[ HOLDEN, 35 Wall St.. It will be t" tier benefit.
C. C.?COME TO OFFICE; YOUR MOTHER
.needs you. JOHNSON.
EX.?ASK FOiTiSTTER TO OLD ADDRESS.^
ARGARET fc. G. KIRWAN.-IMPOUTANT NEWS;
_._pluast* communicate with your brother John at 13 Ex
change place, Jersey City. _
F. FOMERLY. OF 08n">.TH"AV.. 0 AN BE FOUND
_ .by addressing N. F\. lleralil I puiwn office.
milE GENTLEMAN WIIO TUESDAY MORNING
1 asked the tall youn* lady in gray eloak. after ahe lind
left Sixth avenue ear. what hour sue was aOiiiB home tnnt
night would be pleased to have a uuiet chat with her. Ail
Brris ULSTER, Herald office.
ijntjr'i.i- TUB TW6~i.AU I BR. AT THEATRE COMIQUE
VV Monday, who left uuring perlormanoe, address the
centleuian they noticed, stating location ?t ?oal? ?t"J.d0*
ecriptlun of themselves. IIOWARD, box lbR lleralJ office.
ItKLHilOUH ionCEh.
tffRrENDS' MEETING, 20TII ST.. OPPOSITE ORAM
P ERCY PARK.?Joseph Bevan llraithwalte. ol Lon
don will attend the meeting this morning at hall-past ten
o'clock. F'riends and all others interested are invited.
" LOSTAND POUND.
I^ost^onTTpkndTnt'goi:6~earkisg, between
1 Ji'lilckeriug Hall and Madison av.. near JOth St. lite
lii ?r will ho rowarded If sriicle Is lelt with cssliler at
well, Hatard A Co.'s. Broadway, eorner 24th St.
CTsTicLrN TO N~ Oil WAS 111N G t o N PLACE. A BUS
ljsla leather I'ocketbook, lettered G. L. 11.; contents about
lino. The Onder will be suitably rcwaided ou returmug the
?aine to 22 Waslilngtnn p'.aee
L?O^T?A^CHAMt>ND EAR BCKBW.?FOR ITS RETURN
to '1 IF'F'ANY A CO. a reward of $l<>' will he P?id.
T OST?ONE EAKkTngVoN SUNDAY. KINDER WILL
I Jim rewarded by leaving It at 38 Welt 27th st.
X*OST?MONDAY. DECKMHKU 11. LADY'S GOLD
JWatrli. rnhiter Chain and gold Pencil. Return to W. B.
rUTHlLL. 281 Broadwav, or '.'2'. West 21st st.
a OST?A mTnK~B O A. A T 11K P WO U TI i' S C11UII0 H,
1 JMoiidav evening, December 11. Liberal reward lor Itl
returii to 40 F.a.t 2-th It. _
V <>ST?DECEMBER 12. A FUR GLoVE FOR I.KFT
LJIiaud, ou Broadway, 47thor3th ar., above 3<th st. A suit
tble reward will be paid by returning the same to -1 W est
17 tb st.
REWARDS.
a. st"saturnay night, a'tilton a m'K.ar
JiO.land flat Iron) Safe Key, No. 14.342. Above rewVd
paid on return to Park liotel.
ifcr~REWARD.?LOST, TUESDAY. A SMALL SCOTCH
{[).^Terrier Dog; cropped eanAand tall; name o! owuer
scratched on collar. Return to 14 East IOtb st.
S,Ol\ REWARD.-LOST. FROM A CARRIAGE ON
B^UMondav anernooo. between W ashlrigtoii place and
3^.1 st uu<l 4 and .>Ni o'clock, a ulncK silk t Ireular Cloak,
lined wil t iquirTel slip. The above reward will be given
for Its return to the office of Ibe New York Hotel amino
Questions okeU.
'REWARD?LOST. ON DECEMBER 11. CROSS
Sljlling the Desbrossei ferry one Cluster Diamond Pin.
T he above rewarti will be paid te the finder by leaving It at
the office of the Central Hotel. 272 \\ est St.
a>rt\ REWARD. ?LOST. ON DEsBU~OSSF.lt FERRY. A
$?)(lwallet.eont lining AT7S and ?20 Notes, by A. \.d.
HOiICK, lloiel St tiernialn.
TtTuB NEW YORK LOST AND FOUND OFFICE.
A 2."> East IlKh st.
*75 for gold Watch and Chalu, lost last evening, initials U. 3.
*45 for Diamond Clutter Pin, lost Monday evening.
*3 for gold headed silk Umbrella. , ?
BPKClAls MOTIfEI. _
"a'LL UNFORTUNATES SHOULD CONsUI.f I)R. GlilN".
JVdLF. for their complaints; quick cure whateverthe trial.
ter. Office 142 W est 4Mh st.
TTrf K NTIOS1?TWENTY YEARS' PRUSSIAN UOS
AoitaVexperini.ee . diteases of men a specialty; consulta
tion free. Dr. JACOB Y. Htl meackerst.
*jt FFI.H'TKD. NOTICE. -AN EX 1'I.NslVK LONDON
A hospital practice; spoedv enees gitaranteed In all coiu
uiaiiita' charges mo lerate ; consultation free,
planus e tvKST. 4-> Hlfec :er st . near ljroadway.__
*1'" ?THE LOUISIANA STaTK LOTTERY COMPANY
A .draws this scheme in Now Orleans. January 2.1S.7.
Becollect this company's drawin'.'s are never po?la?"ie<L
Tickets. #1 only.
Capital prise. *15,ts?.
1 capital prise i" lii/KO
1 capita prlso *5<s*t
. 1 capital prise 2>S>
1 prise.......... ? g iro
2 prise* of *1 .ism ? S-2 U25
J Other prises, amounting to os.v-o
'For Information ?PPlY?"IjUAMlW>K A (;0.. Broker..
317 J!rnada ay, Nnw York.
All prises of December t eashcnl.
AH.*i)UG,l*sl CASH Gle't'a.
Kentnckv Stat? Single Number Distribution.
5 631 Prise only sM*" tickets.
SIMMON'S* DICKINSON, .danairerfc
To be drawn on Saturday. December J". la7U.
Whole-. *'-'w Shares III proportion.
Extraordinary Boy at Havana to be draw*
December 10. DG0.
Kentui kv Stalo Lotteries drawn dally.
Address PARKS. EMERSON A CO
i suk iri. I ?i Broadway, room *?
"j ^OFFICIAL DRAWINGS KENTUCKY STATE LOT
A.lerle*. SlMMtiNS .V DICKINSON. Manager*.
XKltTL'CKV. BXTIti CtAS* Ml. OlH?I'M ***** . 2, 187b
?) W..14. 17. .3. IB, 72. ID. ill. |H. 7- .0. JR.
' KHMUCKr, CI.ASS SO. OUt>?IriHK.M*** 12. 18/8..
61, lid, 77. 32. 31, 02, 22. II. 7. ?.?,l J l','
_ 72.
V'M si Jik
TlcMPt" * information. Av . in the ?!???%*? by applying to
or addressing J. CLUTK A UO.,^2t*i Broadway.
"a" hKI (XMi IN HASH KOK
A.Krrl.icKV State Sinulo Nuiiilmr Hlstrihntlon, to be
drawn S tiirdny. December 3u, 18(70; 5.831 piises, dlitrlb
"'limidav drawing-1 35G.G0O Kpanleh dollnrs'to he di?trili
*ted Havana extraordinary, to be drawn Dec.,..her 10.
1,-<]sV*KJ tickets: 2,340 prise*: capital *.7<l0,IA)0; two of
a<!>i lavi < icti Send In your ordor* to
|H*).W*| e.icn. aenu j U.LL' fE A 00.. 200 Broadway.
\ ' ..kXTrXORDINARY HA V AN A LOTTEIU.
Jl -*LX yMAwING DECKMHKU Hi.
^ J%' FIRST PRIZE. *.VPU,<*ja
Whale tickets $?'?': halves iinarier*. *%>; ff(tta*,*20,
Whole ticket*.*enlhsf,?. lwrI>ti,.;b. 4K
Full explanatory elrcnlnr* Tree.
tHKODUKK ilsCllOCH, 116 Naaiau sL. New York.
SPECIAL NOTICES. _
jjUUIaTMAS AMI HOLIDAY GIFTS FOR ALL.
$600,'*X) DISTRIBUTED IK CASH GIFTS.
KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
Drawl Saturday, December 80, 1876.
GRAND CAPITAL GIFT. SlUO.^UO.
?50,000, 40,000, $30.U?i. $26 000. $10,000,; 5,633 other*
trorn $5,!.**) down to $20.
ALL GIFTS PAYABLE IK FULL.
Tlckata, $26; halve*. $ll>; quarters, $5; eighth*, $2 5a
THOMAS H. HAYES A CO.,
General Eastern agents,
687 Broadway, N. T.
Diseases ok men a sKecjalty.
HENRY A. DANIELS. M. D? 144 Lexington a*.. naar
2tUh at. OtUcw houn from S to 3.
Vxtkaokdinary dr'awTn(TokThb *
ill lluYAL HAVANA LliTThKY,
which will takn place December 1". lsTii.
Duly 18,000 1 ickvts and J,340 Prises.
1 of $500,000
2 of $100.000 2<*>,'??)
? 5",i**i
25.01 s J
1CL'00 20.(1*1
5,00 i 4".'**)
l,i**l 125 000
500 196.'**)
1,0:*) approximation* 13,000
?Vo xppriixlni itloni 1,1'*)
loo approximations 170,1**1
2,346 prise* amounting to $1,350,000
PRICE IN CURRENCY.
Whole Ticket*. $111); Halves, $50; Uluartors, $75; Tenths,
$10; I wentieths. $>.
In 1*473 we nold the $5(*i,i**i pri/c then In gold. and In
September last we .old mid cashed that ot $1<*i,<*Xa
Spanish gold mid Havana bank bllli buuKbt and sold.
Drnlla on Havana issued.
11. MARTINI:/, A CD., Ranker*.
No. lo Wall it,, .basement, N. Y.
IYpPS' COCOA
j (Breakfast).
Cratctul. comforting. '
"Hy a thorough knowledge of mo natural law* which
govern the opprntluna ot digestion and nutrition, uud by a
carelu! application of tho line properties of well (.elected
cocoa, .Mr. Kpps ha* provided our breakfast table* with a
delicately Itavored beverage which mav aave u* uiuuy
heavy doctor*' bill*. It la by tho judicious use of auch
artlulea of diet that ? constitution nay be gradually bail!
up, until strnug enough to resist every tundulicy to disease,
llundrvda of aiihtie mulndie* are flouting around u?. ready
to altHCV wherever there I* a weak point. We inay escape
many a tatal ahalt by keeping ourselves well InrtiUeu with
putu blood and a properly nourished Iruoro."?Civil service
G incite.
Mudo (imply with boiling water or milk.
In packet* aud Una lb, and 1 lb.) lahelmd
James kpps a t o.,
Ilotntcoputhic Chemists,
Depot
place.
48 Threadneedle st, itml 17?) Piccadilly. London,
in New York-SMfTH A VANDERBECK, Park
Ixi.EOIKlO BELTS FOR^KKMATUUE DEBILITY.?
JGtmUeinen, call or picud tor cirvulurs to Dr. J. KAKR,
8.i2 Kroaiiway, New York.
K-CII lit) NIC C ATA KKU* CONSUMPTION: FxT
?proved method; iu?tantanc?ii* ruliet; permanent euro*.
Dr SToDDARD. s West I4ih at.
Nk rvoub exhaustion?a m ed dial essay,
comprising a series of lecStres delivered ol Kalin'a Mil
nciiiii ol Anatomy, New Y'ork, 6n the eauae and cure ut prem
?atiire decline, allowing Indlsotlubly how tost health may he
regained, allurdin^ n clear aytoupM* ol the iuip ollmenta to
marria.e and tho treutmeut of nervous alio physical de
] hi Hy, being the result of 26Xy curs' experience. Price 25
I cents. Address the author. Dr. 1,. J. KAI1N, otllce and rosi
| deuce 51 East loth si.. New York.
I OTAMMERINO INSTITUTE. - DR. WHITE. 417 4TH .
j lOav. , host references; no pay until cured ; send lor circular.
! feiiflll Finn ?KENTUCKY distribution.
tp'J'' v'?UUt '.Draws positively Saturday, December 3Ut
Prises or $lt?i,'**l. #56.000, down to $11*1.
JACKSON A CO., Bunkers, 262 Broadway, New York.
^r'Jr'l t ( W in ? ORAND EXTRAORDINARY
Vl.OtJu.UUo.iltawInK, Rov?l Havana Lottery,
Deceiuher lli. Prises cashed. Ciruulars free. P. C. DEV
LIN, lienerul Aicont. 21 Park row, room 5, .New York.
lT>l O-n'i |jjj| _r6 ?AL H A VAN A lottery?
ipl.ooU.UUu.Orauil extraorrlloary drawing Decem
ber HI; circulars sent free; Spanish Gold Havana Bunk Bill*
bought and sold. J. DUFF A CO., Bankert, 42 Naesuu at.,
curuer Liberty. New York.
$ j 'j r.) I I W ifI ?ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY]
. L.O? )\l.' "' 1U.Extraordinary drawing December 10,
Only IS.LKX) ticket* and 2,346 prims,
Capital prise, $500,1*):).
2 prises of (each).. .$l(*i.D*i | j prise of $50,' IX)
lprLeof 25,<*X> 2 prises of (each).... lt'.OOO
S prizes of reach)... 5.00 ? | 125 prises of leocli).. 1.1MJ
2,346 prises in all. distributing $1,356,000,
? Tickets. $11*1; halves, $50; tilths. $.0; twentieths, $5.?
JACKSON A CO., Bankers, 2"2 Broadway, Now York.
SI't?5tl'l.N4J?iiOtiw. iJliiliw, sfcC."
IS A' C.iRDANCK WlTli' WHAT llAS BEEN DONE
In other poo! rooms iu thl* and other cities throughout the
Lulled States. I am torced to declare off all-auction and
French pools bought In our room* on the general result of
election?Tllden v*. Hayes?and will pav each dav. from 11
o'clock A. M until 5 P. M. T. B. JOHNSON.
if IN E, P. XV KB LEY A SON 12 BOI1K IIBEECll LOAD.
P er, 7*4 pounds; a splendid shooting Hun. will be >nlil st
an lion to-morrow at 12 o'clock, at TUNIS JOHNSON'S,
37 N auau st.
POOL SELLING.
TATTKUSALL'S, 1,227 Bit" XDWAY. ?FRENCH A NO
conibiuatlou Puols on Norlolk races and all sporting
?vents. ? McDOUOALL A CO.
THE TURK. _
TUUTTINO "a* tilLMOIcli'S (JARdeY ' ~
(late Hippodrome).
On Thnreday evening, December 14, a puree of $100. for
horses that have never heat 2:10; on Friday evenlug, De
cember 15, a purse of $IO), for horses that have never treat
2:45; on Saturday evening. December 16, if purse ul $1'X),
for horses that have never beat 2:35. In each race $66 to
the first horse, $25 to the second aud $15 to the third.
All the above ruce* mile beat*, host three In live, under
saddle, and w II be conducted under the rules of the National
Trotting Association, barring weight*. hntraiic" fee, 5 per
cent, and to Close at the Hotel Brunswick, on Wedne?day,
December 13. at 6 o'clock P. it. All communications to be
addressed to JOHN MUllPHY. Iloto' Brunswick,27th at.
and .Mb av. .JOHN MURPHY. Sapgrintendaat of Trotting.
HOUSES. CAI4.it! A Clio S. dtC.
At barker a son s
CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER
BALL'S,
CORNER OF Broadway and 3f)th st.
MAJOR OHAKl.ES W. HaKK R, AUCTIONEER.
KKUULAK SALES ? f Horse*. Carritgts. Ac.,
KVEKY WEDNK8DAY A > I) SATURDAY.
TWKNYY-FoUK hour* allowed for trial.
THE ONLY Driving Track in the State.
CATALOGUE OF SALE TH18 DAY
AT 11 O'CLOCK.
TOP FULL Spring XYaxo.l, by XV. II. Orsy.
ToP DEPOT XVagon, by John Vunder rail.
PLATFORM SPRl.NO Express Wagon, by th* Watertown
Spring XVagon Company
Large LOT or double and stncle Harness.
TWKNTY-FlVc. trimmed and uutrlmmed Portland
Sleighs.
ROAD TURNOUT, comprising the fast and beautiful bay
trotting mure Fearless, full pedigree ut sale. 15 high, 7 year* 1
old; one of the ganiest, best dispositioued drivers iu Amer
ica; is warranted to trot 111 2:511, single or double; bae no
faults nor vices und is warranteo sound and kind; also no
tup side bar road XX agon. Humes*, Clothing, Ac.
ONE BALK or Buffalo llobes.
GENTLEMAN'S TROTTING Outfit, consisting of tho
hlvhhrcd brown trotting gelding (iwvnue, full pedigree at
sale, 151^ high, 7 years old; nti honest, reliable, safe and
sure 2 :4 ? hoi so any day to road wagon is warrauted to
trot In three minutes: is foarloss of locomotive; u gentle
man's horse in every sense of the term and warranted sound
and kind; also top side bar Wagon, nearly new; Usruees,
?c.
TOP P'lNY Phaeton, now.
SUPERB BLOOD bay coupe, match or family Gelding,
nearly lt> high. 7 years old, with but lew if any equals lor
blood liko appearance, amiable disposition or rich style;
featless ot nnvlhinz; can be driven ny any one; Uowing
mane and tail, anil warranted sound und kind.
TGI* EXPRESS Wagon, by II II. Schmidt.
FINE. LARGE bay Kentucky bred Trotting Gelding,
15?, high. 7 yeais old; got by Stracer's C. M. Clay, Jr ; la a
stylish and bandy driver; can trot sure Iu three minutes:
on to handled hy the most ordinary teinsman at speed, and
? warranted .oond and kind.
KO'HvaWAY. NBXV. by XV. E. Tcrrill.
CLOSi-LV M ATCIIKD pair of bay llambletonlan Trot
ting Mare-. 15'4 high. 6 end 7 years ol.l, axaotly allk# in
color, marks, action and appearance , have trolled publicly
I11 3ii7's to the pole; aro the most desirable pair of road or
phuoluu mares In the country, and ara warrauted souud and
kiod.
?>, T OF DOUBLE Harness, very light: nsed only twenty
times; mii 'e by Dunscomb. Also set It,.e Btugle Harness,
by Wood Glbsou.
EIGII I K EN ..tlicr Road Wagons, Carriage*, Ac.
Fl F f'KEN other Horses.
FU'I.I. DESCRIPTION *t sale.
SALES NEVER postponed on account of weather.
A - MAJOR CilAS. XV. 1IAKKK.K. AUCTIONEER.
? PERK u PTOKY SALE; of the entire trotting turnout
of Mr. FRANK FREKSK. to take place at Ids private sta
hie, No. 23S East l'?ltti St., between 3d and 3duva.ua
TllUK DAY (tomorow), Dec. 14. at TWr.bV'K o'clock
and comprising ilav Gelding El)', WOOD. 15 high. 4years
old. got hv Garibaldi; can trot ill J315. The latuous ifuast
nut Gelding JIM COYLK (ball brother to Mr. HONNBK'B
GKAFTGN); got by Waxy, dam by Haltorn; liesl record
2:4-t at Fl-etwood: haa shown a ball mile 111 1:12 to road
wagon, draw lug 3 >" poituil*: can HEAT ANY horse In lhe
world to IH'Al) WAGON OKNLf.lGll. Kav Maro STAR
LIGHT NELL. Hi1, high. '3 yearn old; got i>v Hilly Denton,
dam by Long Island Blackliawk ; no record; has trotted Over
Fleetwood Park (11 2:35 to road wagon; can BKAT2:3tl.
Bnv Xlare F'ANNlH H XKRIS. Hi'- llFtrU. fl years old; no
r.-ciird; can trot In 2 :46 and PACr. IN 2:25. Also .ikcloton
XVKgon. Track Sulky, top side bar Road Wagon, Depot
Wagon, Portland Sleigh, double and tlugle Harness, Clash
ing. Beaver, Bear anil XV If Robes, sheets, TROTTING
HO' lis (largest and most vnltiuhlo cu lection ever owned by
a private gculleinani. Bills Stable Utensils, Ae.. Ac. Th ?
whole to he closed ont W1TIIOU T rosc.vo. Pedigrees and
all representations guaranteed. Catalogues at the Tuif
and -spirit oiliers of Frank Urease, No 6966th av.. or of
Barker .V Son, corner ot Broadway ami 211th st Stock now
011 exhibition ; tin postponement on account ot weather.
ALBANY AND PORTLAND GUTTER AND FAMILY
SLhlGBS.
FOUR SEAT FxMILY SLEIGH, made by KIMBALL A
BREWSTER.
(11 ITT Kit sf.EIGII, made by KIMHALl A BREWSTER.
CUTTER SLEIGH. Pole and Shafts, by R. M. STIVERS.
CUTTER. PORTLAND style, bv MINER A CO.
31 a 1 Sleighs, untrimmed, from $26 up.
2'*J Sleighs, trimmed, Iruut $3 up.
SLEIGH BELLS REAR. WOLF AND BUFFALO
ROBES; HARNESS, BLANKETS. Ac.. Ao.
CARHIAG&H AND TOP WAGONS of every description.
van tassell a Kearney.
ID, 112 F.A T 13TII ST., NKaK 4111 AV.
A responsible PARTY WILL XVinter a good
trotting Horse tor use, with view to buvnig; Oral class
stable. Address box 5.6(9 Post nIHse. New York.
A?THREE HORSES, FOR BUTCHER, BAKER OR
?expre-smsn. No 1 illeecker. trunk store.
A -SLEIGHS; GENUINE PORTLANDS. $25.
. Rolls, Kobcn. Blankets, Whips,
Summer prices.
TUNIS JOHNhON. 58 Liberty M.
A
HOKNKM, C.UIKIAUUS, diC.
1 AUCTION. " " ""
Speed. Speed.
By WM. Va"N TA38ELL, Auctioneer,
office and salesroom. I lO and 112 bait 13lh at..
Dear ith av.
Messrs. TAN TAS8KLL A KEARNEY
have received instructions trout
Mr IIAS MACK
to Mil by auction,
oa THURSDAY, December 14,
at his .tables,
corner of 125th ?t and 8th ?y.,
3D head (it the lined and fastest
Trollrri and Koad Horses
ever uflared at public auctiou.
They comprise the get of Ethnn Allen. General Knox,
Young Morril,, IIiram Dran-. Revenue, t.oyal Goorge, Ha
Shaw. Daniel Laiubert, Sweepstakes, Cardiual, Ac. 'I Lie
horses are ull sound and kind and can trol in troiu :t down
to "J :2H. Tiie public nre cordially Invited to call and exam
ine the stock.wliicii la now on exhibition at tlie MK*ve
alablv. Mr. Mace will be on hand up lu tile time of aale to
ihow the spoed and driving qualities of tin- horse, to any
out who may led disponed lo ride behind them. Mr. Mace
hat aelected the above premises on account ol the uiiuaual
tacllltlea lliey atf ird of allowing speed, not only before, but
also at thu time ot aale.
lucluded in the lot la the well known truttint; Stallion
l*lal<i. one ol the most valuable a toe a horses 111 the country.
At the name (line will h - nlf red eight sets single and two
acts douhlo Harness, ot the make of Dutieeoinh, Comerford,
Wood Uibiou and other llrst class makers. Also
two top Waeons,
one by Brewster, of Broome si . the other by Caffroy. .
Catalogues are now leady and may be obtained on the
premises; at .Mr. Mace a horseshoeing establishment, Mtttli
at. and 7th nv.; at bl? stable on dflth at., u-ar Broadway,
uudHttliu olUco of the Auctioneer, 110 and 1 I'd Bait 13th
at., near Ith av.
A -WILL Slii.L' VBttVlfHKAP'. TWO TO? KOAD
?WlMl, two Kimball Sleighs, douhlo and single Il r
nesa and Hohei and Blankets', ull nearly uevr: also list
Trotter. l.'.B Weal lllst at.
A -WILL SELL IMMEDIATELY MY HANDSOME
?city made top full spring Itond Wagon for *125; cost,
two monilis ago. *4U); Sleigh and Harness equally cheap.
No. 3D ls-th st., watt of Broauway
A-iiavi.m; no use for my top side hah
? Koad Wagon, Sleigh and Harness, all iruod as new. will
sell lor one-third what they cost me, tor cash, to-day.
HOAitDKK at I'aletle i lub stanle, No. I.'ai East Udtli st.
AnPLKNDlD OOW AND CALF FOR SALE; DUiT
ham slock. No. ."> West I Kill st.
A?FOR SALE. A SUPERIOR BAY MAitE, 0 YEARS
?old,* IB hand* iilgh; la a km.I and stylish driver: a llrst
class huutrcss; warranted sound. Can bo seen at 100
Jane st.
C HEAR TTvRGaT N=-C ANA DIAN RON IBM; ALSO
Horses; sound anu kind. 11 llesterat. deed sioro.)
At any offer.?handsome i?ioht coupe,
itrewster family Clarence, Coupe Knckaway, pole and
lliafla; % Clareitcu by Wood Bios.. thrvo top Improved
spring Wagons, three* I'ortlaiul Cutters, several lets first
class Humes. Must bo cluaod out this week. 140 West
35th at.
T BRICK BTABLB ON 63D ST.. BETWEEN LEX
Xxlngtou and 4th ava., with t-n stalls, dry and warm ; rent
*1 i per month. LITTEL,, 1,0211 3d av.
A "?TWO PULTI-.N SI.KHillS AN D TOIMVACOnT WITH
.single and double Harness, cheap for caih. Call No. 15d
East 2?th at.
FuT.lT "line of the kimraluSki-wstkr
Slcigns. of our own manulactitro, at tactory, hroudway
and 47tu at.; saiiiples also at our warernoins. -*>th av. uud
14th at. BKEWHTEB A 00.. OF BBOOMS ST.
T A UCTION. DECEMBER 11, AT HAN MACE'S
sale, the celebrated stallion Royal Dictator, foaled IbtlU;
15), hands high, dark bruwu: full pedigree at sale.
AV KB Y~ F IN R * H KOUG HAM. "ti aIhTby ~7? R E WS TkTl
of Rmoine st., latest style; cost *l,50ii; good as uew.
5 West llith st.
Business wagons. express wagons, *50, its
*135; Grocer, *70. *110; llutchcr. $75. *100; Milk. *50
$1UU; Depot, $5U; Delivery, *75, *101), *125. 330 Spring st*
BK0 WN_MARl! ,15 "li.ANDSrO YEAKS; 80UND~AND
sind: suitable lor business or pleasure; *75. 339 West
47th st.
CYHKISTMAS AND HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS
J 3(1 CENTS A LINE
IN THE EYKNINU TELEGRAM,
WITH A DAILY CIRCULATION
OVER 50,000.
For sale at a hakuain iiorsk, concord kx"
press Wagon and IIaruesa. with lined downtown work;
no ottice runt; price, *350. Address EXPRESS, box 123
Herald office.
For sale-Iiay coupe id/bse, hThands; peii
fectly sound and kind. Can be wen at atablo No. 12
Wost 44th at.
OK HALE?TWO TEAMS. TRUCKS AND WORK OF
tutu provision stores. Call 340 West 3Hili st.
F
F
iitOK SALE?A HORSE. SUITABLE FOR BROUGHAM,
r six years old. sound, with style and action. Apply at
private stable rear of 27 East 37t!i st.
I BOB SALE?IKT BLACK "PONY. 51 1N CIIES III3lf;
' perfe t for children to ride or diive; also splendid sliver
fox liobr, extra large; cheap; would excbuiige for top
W agon. 34S Wost -I2il st.
ok salK-TWTTk KEHU MILCH ALDKKNKY CGW3.
Inquire at 2.389 3d av.
LH)R~SALE oit~KX(illANGK.-A HANDSOME BAY
l" Golddust Horse, 15 hands, 7 years old: fast, good in ull
harness and iindor saddle and perfectly sound ; or would ex
change for bnv l.'di hands, with same quuliius, or for a
team that a lady coiilrt drive, and tiav caali dilferencc. Ap
ply at U > IH'.Kil 1I.L S siuolcs, Lafayetio place.
Ca RKATKST it A KG AI N EVER <IFFIKhD.-TTaND
JTsome brown Gelding. lftjji. 7years; very styll-.li; can-trot
in 2:t5; warranted souud and kind; prlco *300. Private
?table 144 West 3lal st.
AKNEHb, ~~
Blankets,
Robei,
Belli, Ac., Ac.
Dial direct with mannfactnrer.
E. Kartlett, U2 Warreti it., corner College place.
OKD A TAYLOR
are now selling
?Ingle Horse Blinkotl
at package prices.
Ilorie Rlankoti. ready made, at *1 6<> and upward; Sweat
and colored Blankets in ail grades and qualities.
Grand, Cbrvstle and Forsvth its.;
Broadway and Ui'tli it.
N
KW TOP EXPRESS WAGON, *125; NEW EXPRESS
Harness, *35; light double, *10. 134 West 10th it.
ClsKioii wanted-wTrli polk~ani> shafts ad
Odreis CASH. Post office bo* 1,392, lowest price, alio des
cription of Sleigh.
SECOND HAND AND FOR SALE LOW- '
Clarences. Coach, lour and six seut llnckawayi. Cab
riOlcls, halt top Phaetons, lix-seat Phaeton, extension top
Phaeton, cot under Wagon, turn out leal Phaetou, large
stock tup and uo top Wagons. Also
CUTTERS AND FOt K AND SIX SEAT SLEIGHS.
A. S. KLANDKAU. Carriage Builder,
S72 and 374 Broome st. (old stand of Brewster A Co.)
LKIUUH. HORSE "mLANKETS," BE EEs, AC.-IM
inense assottment; Albany and Portland Cutlers, Irolu
*30; elegantly Irimmed Sleighs, *50; large variety IIorsu
Blankets, from *1 35; bear, bufluhi, woll Kobe.-, ,vc . #d to
*35. JOHN MOORE. 57 Warren St.
SECOND HAND SIX-SEAT SLEIOil. KY GOULD;
on-i.Klmhall Sleigh. Pole and shaft.,; also 2o Sleighs,
at low prices; ono Albany Sleigh, two Coupes, due Borlin
Conch, one Doctor", Phaeton. WM. II, GRAY, Carriage
Factory, 1,404 Broadway, between 3'.rtli and 4>)lh its.
S" ACKIFICH ? *1 JO FOR NEW TOP EXPRESS (<7t
grocer Wagon, worth *350; new Haruess, *20; Horse,
*.8). 207 West 19th St.
*i\rantkd-a stydIsIi riokse. isc iFands high,
Yr at a niodernte price. Address II. B. box 104 Herald
Uptown liraucb office.
ANTED?A TEAM-OF TKUUK~II0RHB8, CHEAP
or lor kroD till siitiur. J. II. It.XNTA. 101 Wr.rren ,t.
1X7ANTED-A \YELL"MADE SE^ONU IIA.V.r PORT
? ? I mill Cutter. AdUroia, ?t?tiug |>ric?, box 1,250 l*oat
office.
XV A N TEO-^l liriWK AND COI' PB UT LITTLR
if used mu'1 in good repair. Addr??H HOWDii>\ Dtutin^
caali price, llemld Uptown Branch oflice.
\lf ANTKI)-AN ALBAlfV OR POKTUNI) CUTTBtt,
M liuht; in order; iuu?t bo ebenp. Aildro?? C. NV. b.
lluralu Uptown nibi'ti.
W
37
NASSAU sr.. SALESROOMS.
ON THURSDAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK,
Ailiululstrutor's sale of
4 FINE SECOND ll.xND SLLIOUS AND HARNESS.
TUNIS JOHNSON. AUCTIONEER. WILL bELL AT
bis salesrooms. 37 Nassau st.,
1 flue .-liver's Portland Culler.
1 line l.ockwuod -Irigh of Poughkoepsls,
1 hue Albany Sleigh,
1 line Albany with 4 sots Harness.
-BEAUTi Fl L" NEW TOP side-BAR OEM*,
tlemau's Koad Wagon, city built.
HOVKY'S stable. 124 West l?tb It.
$100.
FOR Pill ?'d
sJIO' )\Jor paces III 2 :4<l: lop Road Wagon, by Corbett;
liarnrss, bv Bonner. E. TIIOMA.>, West SiJe Hotel, nib
av. and 1MB if.
eim"sleighs, carriages, kiTbks, Portland
UUUand Albany (Intters; 3-seut Pony and il-se.n Hlsigns,
at vory low prices; also 1150 new and second band (hirrluges,
Cuupes, Landans. ( larnnces, curtain Coach, Kuckawava,
Pony I'bssious, top Road and Express \\ agi.na. Harness,
Ac. W.M. II. URAY, '.<) and 22 Wouster st.
fl
UKY GOODS.
oITi daV?uo"< > us
IN KVRUY(AKIETY
I* ALL OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS,
AT EXTREMELY LOW PRICES,
A. T. STEWART A CO.,
BROADWAY, 4TII AV.. 9TH AND 1DTI1 STS.
I~MMuN.sK BAIIGAIN.) AT'rETAIL ClioSlNO 6T"T,
prior to removal. Carriage Knbts, llurso Blankets, while
aud fancy Bed Blankets, Carpets, Oilclotha, Rugs, Mats, Ac.
ANDREW LhSIKR A CO., 371 Broadway.
MlLLIHKltY AND DRESSMAKING.
?\|M K. CaMII.ee DE LACY, HAVING A LARGE AS
lylsoriment ol im-mrted Bminsts. will sell tlu-m at halftha
coat ot Importation. 8-2', Broadway, noar IBtli su
MME. DBMOKKRT'B GltA'ND HOLIDAY OPENING
of reliable Patterns, New Year's Toiiets, Winter Cos
tumes anil children's Patterns In great variety on Wednes
day. Decsmner 13, 17 East I Ith St., and ail the agamies.
DANCING ACAOEMlKx.
,t LLKN DiiDWoRTII 8 DANCING .school,
,/Y iituuivsd to No. (185 5th av., now open lor the reception
ut pupils. For particulars sand for circular.
A? GaKTIKK'H DANCING ACADEMY, PLIMPTON
? Building. 8tuyvcsaiit and 9th sts. Prlvato lessons any
hour. Glide specialty.
D
E UAKMO'S
private Dancing Academy,
7 West 32d st., two doors Irum 5tb ay.
"GNKRNANDO'd DANCING ACADEMIKS, 55TII ST.,
r comer 3d av. (bank building). ?i or/circular address Pri
vate Academy, 57 East 59th st. Prlv ite lessons any hour.
Reception I liursdays; li-vltatlons Issued; no admltlauco
without being praaeut>-(* with my aignatura
J, FERNANDO.
CITY REAL EHTATfc. KOR SALK.^
( cutri*t.
I --REDUCED PRICES AND BEETS; PRINTED
Y.ll.tr Ml 4 Pin# and .LI East 1 .ill s??.
V. K. STEVENSON. Jr.
F">
'
BROADWAY CORNER PROPERTY KOR SALE OK
to leuse for it itirtu of yrtrt; soutlie-est corner uf Broad
way mid IRti I!. IB (net Iroutaye. Apply to tt M. SAN
ANTWERP. 4* East l.'tli ,t
CAlIRI.STilAS A.su 111! 1.1 DAY A DYE BT 1SEM EN TS
J -o t'KN'IS A LINE
IN TUB EYES ISO I El.HO RAM.
WITH A DAILY CIRCULATION
OVER 5IIJMA
Euef Mi'r.
A BARGAIN?FINE FIVE STORY BROWN STONE
xVStore Pionerty, on 3d ?> . rent $3.7'<>. for tale low;
alto desirable Corner on 1st av.: ma Iy $|H,tXJO,
T. OLIVER CAR I'I'.lt. S'.I N??, room 11.
OK KALE oil TO Ut-wii SI . NEAR "LEXiMJ
ton av., three story brown stone; u barKHin.
BEERS X CO.. 1.474 Hroadway.
IVril Side
\ BAHRAIN?ONLY 817.0D0 KOR K1VK STORY
browu ttone Tenement, on 6Hth at., in complete artier;
terms easy. T. OLIVER CARTER. 3'J Xutauu. room 11.
.llltreilniieniK.
?JjViR SALE OR RENT?PC RMS If BD OR UNFUR
r ultlietl. for verv low price, a pei'ieet gcm^>f a llouee. Ail
drat* OWN hi', ileresl otllee.
BUOOKLVY PROPERTY FOU SAJLK
AKD TO I.ET.
ZT*|QMfW5dZrtiTi*EfERY lots and plots Hot
l.Tsulo at very low ttguros. CEMETERY LOT.BUREAU,
1Mb Hroailwny. _________
Pl*X)PEKT\ OCT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE AM) TO HEAT.
IJIOR SALE OR TO Ll'T-A FIRST CLASS OLD KS
tabllahtd Meer Brewery, nine miles trom New York,
now In lull operation. Terms to >nlt purchaser. JOHN S.
RAY, Attorney at law, S3 uuil S4 Nassau lb, New York.
STAMFORD. -VERY CUE AC FARM: HAS ltd ACRES
ot produi'iive laml; hi rye bum; attractive eight io 111
li.uite; all (or S-.SDO. llCUUARD, Town Hall, Muialord,
Coun.
WILL BUY BOO SB AND" LOT (INsTa L
I men t ptuu), Ellsabelhporl, N. J.; other llou>.ca.
tin-mars KKLLUOO, 3 Broadway, ?
HE A1, ESTATE TO KXCTLYNGtc
' \ FARM. HO ACRES. NEAR STAMFORD, CONN., TO
XAOXchesge lor Tuueine-it Croport.v.
lit' |. HE KT PECK. 308 West 34th st.
mi "halk or" exchange for a House- two
Motels, IIS Bathing House* (with room tor more, the
wilier froin I einir tM?i fceo. with fiirnitnro, Ac., at Coney
Island and opposite one or the steam roads; anyone wish
ing to engage In tlao hiisiiiets will find this a rare chance.
Full particulars can lie bud at BUUItlLL'S. Real Estate
otiiee, 468 i>th av,, South Brooklyn.
I of* IN dtTlT wHlUL NEW YORK CITY, TO KX
Jcliunire lur iuipreved Property. Address MONROE, box
lid llorald office. ,
NBVY~YOKK AND BROOKLYN PROPERTY"To KX
elianca lor Farms or Country Seats. Address OtVNElt,
box t'4S Post ollice. Newburg, N. Y.
?ALl aHLB BUT LOW priced suburban lots,
will udd cash, lor improved Properly, In or near Now
Yora. 0. C, waylaNH, Broadway.
: HE via ESTATI3 WAgTED.
in RF.ENWliOD "lot 'wanted?for cash:" A?.
\JT.lrcss, with particulars, fur one week, MARY MANS
FIELD. box li4 llorald office. _..
1 \ s'l'ltl U l'It ? A. ~
BOYS' BOARDING school" AT WILTON, CONNo^
Home comforts: healthy location; terms moderate.
Address AUDI ST'I S Will I LOCK.
I" it LOCUTION AND YOOAL CULT0RR?A LADY
litescher, ol experience, desires pupils: terms moderate:
rcloreucea. Addrots ELOCUTION, box 136 Herald Uptown
office.
WANTED.-A OKaDL'ATKOF VASSAR TO PR EPA RE
a young lady for tbat collate; reference rep Hired; terms
must no moderate. Address, stating particulars, P. P.,
box 1HU Herald office.
h(\ OKNTH A LESSON?CON VBRSA.TIONAL FRENCH
t)l/by a Parisian lady diplumoe. Mile, VRREL, 1,3117
Broadway, room 33.
PIANOFORTES, ORUAI3S, sVC.
a Vine 'AssoktmenP of new and elegant
A Pianofortes for sale or to rent on very reasonable terms
HAINES BROS.
new and centrally located wareroomi, 143 and 147 5th av.,
corner -l?t st.
New Pianos lor sale or on instalments, and dexceelngly low
lor cash.
A LOT OF 8KrO.NI) HAND PIANOFORTES, IN
thorough order, lor sale at moderate price* by 0 DICK
ERING <k SONS. 11)0 5th ar.. corner lHtli st.
& ?FOR MHHT. UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND
xXal'iiino* ot our own make: aho lor aula and rent, a nuiu
borol line second hand Piano*. in purl'oct order.
\y.\i. KN.VHK .V CO.. No. lli5th nr., abort tilth st
A -A.?ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING
?a genuine second hand Stslnway Piano are iuviied to
call at our warerootu*, where a number of Steinway Pianoa,
all in perfect condition, and some nearly now. are constantly
on hand : also second hand Pianos of other makers.
Attempts are constantly made tn this city and elsewhere
by makers of bogus pianos and other agents to sell their
inferior instruments, bearing our name or a name spelled so
?Imiltir that many people do not notice the difference, and
purchase the spurious, worthies* instrument tor a g. uuine
Htelnwey piano. If persons, b-lure purchasing suco instru
ment, ? ill take the number ol same and call on or write to
us. it can at mice he ascertained whether the instrument is
u genuine Steinway piano or a iraud.
- BTKINWAY A SONS. Steinway Hall,
.. 11)1 and ill Kast lttli St., New York.
) KIVATK VAMlLY, HOlNU ABROAD. WILL 8BLL
to cash purchasers, a magnificent 7J, octave four round
rosewood Pianoforte prominent makers, cost $l.l>Xl, lor
$-75; Stool, Cover, Music Cabinet: elegant Steinwav up
right, quarter cost; Boa for shipping; also satin Parlor
Suit 7 pieces, at a sacrillce. Call at private residence 120
West Slid st., between dtli and Till avs. N. B.?Must be
sold. N. II.?Box for shipping. E. GAY.
PRIVATE FAMILY WI i.L SELL THEIR STEINWAY
A Sons 7)4 octave tour round rose wood Pianolurte lor
$250; 7li octave (.'bickering upright Piano for $2i"J; boa for
shipping. Call private residence 47 West ltith st., between
5th and nth avs.
CARVKD ROSEWOOD 7>4 OCTAVE PI ANOFORTE,
least $ 150, for ilOH. Residence Jin Kast SOth ?t.
?BARGA I.N8. turn, 71, our A VK PLAN OS, Ah
Lsmostnew; instalments taken: rent, $15.
CABLE'S. 111-West 23d it.
A LADY WILL SKI.L LhSS $IUO, sKiK.N OCTAVE
Pianoforte; round corners; full Iron plate; perlect or
der, including SiooL 28 Last 3d st.. near Jd ar.
$1,500 CHIOKKRING GRAND PIANO FOR $500
cash: several other Pianos and Organs, in same propor
tion. fo tliis mouth t<> rent lower than ever before "liered.
S. X. BALL A CO.. 15 Kast 14lh st.
* VERY irLKGANT NEW PARLOR ORGAN FOR
J\ sale ? At a very low nrlco; never been in use; a rare
opportunity to get a beautiful, sweot toned Instrument at a
bargain for the holiday*, it. W. (I? 102 5th av.
Aiikautiki'L OBIOKSRIMU UPRIGHT PIANO*
forte, great sacrlflee; cash or instalments. J. B1UDLE*
ID Waverley place, near Hrnudway.
A OK NT I. KM AN fiiAcIfKR, HAVING NO USB FOR
dvnne of his Pianos, will sell cheap tor cash, rent or instai*
ments. 315 Kast 27th st.
FEW SKi ON D "HAND WEBER PIANOS AT V'TrY
great bargains, some of tliuiu usod but a very short
time by our hest musicians, and leally almost a* good as
new; Inlly warrantou in every respect. Please call at the
WEBKlt v\ akJ.EOOMS, Mb av. aud ltith st.
Ba tVoTiss"io n AC Fcount t Jr re mo val-u pit For it
and square Pianos, .ytVi to $'250; $5 to $10 monthly till
paid, or rent $3. upward.
ill-. I I S, "S3 Broadway, corner loth st.
Bargains?bteinway, wkhkr^ i ihckkri.no"
Piano*. 7 octave, overstrung, $125; Dunham carved
leg*. $l2->; rents $4; Organs $ O.
CORDON A SON, 13 East 14th st.
CTURISTMAS AND 11(TCTdAY ADVKRTIBKMKNfi
J 21) CENTS A LINER
IN THE EVEN I KG TELEGRAM,
WITH A DAILY i IRCCLATION
OVER 50.0UD. 1
1"JVKKY""onK Tifi NKIJifT'<> K PURCHASING A CAIL
Lmet orJ'arhtr Organ should eall at the Waro.room* ot the
Ma-oii A 11 am tin Organ Company, 25 Union square, where
they Will linu the largest assortment of this best organs in
the country, which w ill be sold lor cash nr easy payments.
It is believe I that prices and terms now oltore'l make tlieso
organs cheaper, as well as better, than any which can ba oh
taillud else whup). _
i>"i)RTalk at a sacrifice if sold immkdi
I diaiolv, handsome rosewood Piano, uoarly us*. 155
Weat 4l)th st.
Great Indcormknts "for cahu?new and
second hund Pianos at FISCHER'S, 421, 429 Wast 28th
st.
Kit AN 1011 A BACl I.
Grand, .square and Upright Pianofortes; warrrooms
No*. 241 and 243 Kast 2 d St.
Highest award at the Centennial Exhibition; a few
second hand Pianos, almost new, ol our own make, uu
hand.
VTorilING HKTTKIt FOR HOLIDAY PRKSKNT3
i.1 thau sploiidiil Standard American Piano; nnpuiallele I
prices lor ill* next thirty days Wars rooms 02 Wast 14lhst,
Piano, cheap during the holidays: new
and second baud at bargains for cash or on instalments,
J. W. FRENCH, at)East 14th St., New York.
SUPERB 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
.nten Improvements, $75. Sleiuway Piano cheap at
UORDON'S, 1>7 Hieecker st.
CJTEINWAYS. WATERS' AND OTHER FIRST CLASS
tJiirw and second hand -qnaro and upright Pianos and
Organs at sxtraurdiuary low prices for cash, er tn let nutll
paid tor; Mien Music at hail prico during the holiday*.
IIORaCK WATERS A SON is. 4Q East Htli St.
$tl()|| -POWERFUL NEW UPRIGHT AND SQUARE
Pianos. Factory, ltih Hieecker; warorooins, 810
Broadway. UNITED STATES PIaNO COMPANY.
AMUSEMKNTk.
?TaiSTfaKTusTVai it at th e acadiFm y~5p music.
ODeceinher Its 13, 14. 15 and 111. Open Iron. 10 A. >1. to 10
P. M Gralulla's Hand every night Now features con
si an tly added. Admission, 25.; Season \ Ickots, $1.
"/1 K.MS OF THE DANCK" AND "WORLD or
xJTSong."?I nbounded success of DITSON A CO.'S new
Christmas coUectlnns uf Bound Music; unequalled lor va
riety, beauty and elegance ; $40 worth of choicest Music far
$2 50; price. $2 50, plain ; $4. lull gill.
DITSON A CO., 711 Broadway.
fllK IUG TRKK OF CALIFORNIA 13 OX EXHIBITION
at 770 Broadway, oppos te Stewart's uptown store.
C1U1USTMAB AND HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS
J 2D CENTS A LINK
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
WITH A DAILY CIRCULATION
OVER 50.000 .
Banjo instruction given for the stage or
hnuie amasrinsnL DOBSON, 44W tilh a*. Stage Danc
ing taught.
otkinwayUalIa?miss h. b. mTlks, thk cklS
Obratcd ? antairlcn. ot "San Francisco," will make her
first appearance in Concort this (Wednesday) evening. LM>
ceinher 13. IS7(S, supported by some of the best colored
talent. Door* opened at 7:30. Concert at 8 o'clock. Ad
mission, inoludlng reserved Mat, ft; balcony, $0a>
JUKI78BMBKTS.
SEW PARK THEATRE. BKOoKI.VN." ""
Tbe profit* of vutuo wr-ii devoted to the luffarer* by
tile tale tire
?. s. Clt A N FHA lr.
Id bl* grant American coiurdy of
?AM.
8AM Mr. F 8. CUANFliAU
The entire company 1 u the ca?t.
Tbur?<lay aud balance ol ???>??? THE OCTOROON.
MATI \KhS WKli.\ hSDAY a Jill SATURDAY.
HELLER'S WONDER THEATER
728 and 73o Hrna.iway, ,M.uo?ue Mow Vorlt Hotel.
11 Kt.LEK's WONDERS.
EVERY EVENING AT ?.
L?>t niarlit? of the Pir*t Programme of
WO N DK KS AMU MJP.Atl.l-:*
ROBERT II Kl.I.hit. HOHKRT HELLKR,
ROBERT HELLER, ROBERT HELLER.
ProatiUiuitaiour. Plauiet aud liuinorltt
MISS HELPER, Miss HELLKR.
MISS U EL LEU. MIsS IIELLKR,
in tbo lamed phenomenal wiintl?:-, eutitled
S C PERN AIU tt A L VI -i O X.
Nothing like MU* lleiter'* lueuKoatnil >u* have teer been
wltue-teil In tlile or anv oih r couuiry.
ORAM) MATINEE EVK.tV SATURDAY AT 2.
fjTox r pastor's. tony TXBuSV
TOMY PASTOR'S XliW THEATRE.
TUB BEST ENTERTAINMENT IX NEW YORE.
KELLY AMD RYAN. THE RAKD* OP TaKA
KIRK AND DREW, MASTERS OF SOXO ASD PANCK.
JENNIE MoKOAX. THE Oh KEN OP HONG.
M'CLLLOL'GH AND CASEY, THE lltlsll PAIR.
HARRIS AMD CaRKOI.L, DIALECT AND INSTRU
MENTAL ARTISTS. A
ST. FELIX SISTERS. THE LOVELY POUR.
WILKINSON BROTHERS. THE BOYS OK MULLIK
OAK.
BILLY COURTRIGHT, THE ORE AT KXO'-'NTKIC.
JOHN GILBERT, THE PA.MO I'S O ROTE.SOU E.
tony pastor
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622 BROADWAY, ti'.'l.
COLONEL WM. It. SINS Manager
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PROFESSOR ROBERT NIOKLE.
MISS ROSA LEE. HARRY LITTLE.
SAM DKVKUE.
THE BIO POUR. 1IIK PI ELI ONUS.
LANOLOIS BROS. 8CANLOM aud CRONIN.
JOHN HOOAN.
The r 'Iirinir ('uiiinie lii-tta,
ANOTHER MUMMY.
I J AGUE THEATRE, I
JAOLE THEATRE. I BROADWAY AND S.'ID ST.
Proprietor mid Manager Mr. JOSH HART
i! It AMI
MAI I NEK
TODAY
AT 2.
MATINEE
MATINEE
matinee
To day
AT 2.
MATINEE.
MATINEE.
THE IMMENSE EVENING
PROGRAMME GIVEN TODAY
at lite Matinee.
The entire Entile Company w II ap
pear to-tlav itt the Matinee at.. Matinee.
PROP. HAKTZ. PROP. KIEUltlsT
nml his u nnderlul tlogr
at the Matinee tv-ilny. Wild. Rlchmund,
Knight, Bru.iley, Sheldon, lieod. Mi**
lluehea, Kelaey, l-'iske
and 1(10 other*
MATINEE. | 111 a grand Olio ol Pun.
PjTli AVENUE THEATRE.
LAST NIGHTS OP
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
MOST MAGNIFICENT REVIVAL
EVER GIVEN IN NEW YORK
MISS DAVENPORT AS LADY TEAZLE.
MR. COGHLAN AS CHARLES SURFACE.
last matinee
SATURDAY, AT 1:50, "SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,"
STH AVENUE THEATRE.
MR. DALY'S NEW~Di7aMA OF SOCIETY.
THE AMERICAN,
WILL BE PRODUCED WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20.
GILMORK'S GARDEN
(tula Hippodrome).
SHERIDAN SHOOK Leaaee
E. O. UILMORE Mauager
GRAND EQUESTRIAN UAMK8.
MARVELLOUS FEATS OK DARING ON
WILD HORSED AT KULL SI'KKD.
NELL MOWRY unci OAE1LLO
. In their lightning. wonderful ami realistic
'BUCK .1 UMI'I'.R" RIDINU,
Illustrating tlio method ol breaking in
WILD HORSES
and Lnssoolug.
POLO.
TROTTING AND RUNNING RACES.
THURSDAY EVENING TO MORROW. DECEMBER 1*.
ut S ii'cIim k.
OPENING OK THE GRAND CARNIVAL
and first of the tbrro mutcli games of
POLO,
for tbo Bennett Plata, presented by
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
between alx of tbe Uoaton Polo Club and four of the Cali
fornia Polo Club.
Tu bo followed tbe lime evening by a
GRAND TROT IING MATCH,
under tba direction of Mr. Jobn Murphy,
for a purse of $160.
Open to horses that have never beaten 2;40|
ftnii Hrst. second, $15 third.
PRIDAY Evening, December 13. puree of $100;
$60 IIrat. $26 second, $16 third.
For class '. 45
SATURDAY Evening. December 16, purse of $100;
$60 llrst, $23 second, $15 third.
For class S3
Entrance fees live per rent, cloyed lor all races during tbo
week at tbe Hotel Brunswick, Wednesday evening, Daceut
ber IB, at 0 o'clock. ,
Races to be govorned by tbe rulee of tbe National Trot
ting Association,
barring weights.
Dellgbt.'ul and popular iiuuio every evening by
GILMOhE'S S. .KENADE BAaD.
ADMISSION .23c. and 50c.
Reserved Rests 25c. extra
Boxes (lor lour persona)...... $1
Cimimiinieato with Mi. JOHN MURPHY, Hotel Bruns
wick. on all matters relating to tin Races.
Sole or seats open today at the Madison avenue entrance.
L"~ OITA. PA KK THEATRE. LOTTa!
II I'.NRY E. ABBEY Losaee and Manager
i.uTTA. LAST NIGHTS tsOTTA,
LOTTA. Of LOT I'A.
LorrA. MUSETTE. LOTTA.
LOTTA. LOTTA.
LoTTA. MONDAY, DECKMRER 16, LO IT A.
LOTTA. will positively be produced, LOTTA.
LOTTA. alter elaborate preparation. LoTTA.
LOTTA LITTLE NELL an t tbe MARCHIONESS. LOTTA.
ASONIC TKMPLB. "" LAST WEEK.
PROFESSOR CROMWELL
illustrates the centennial
THIS EVENING. DECEMBER 13, AT &
THE VATICAN STATUES
TO-MORROW EVENING.
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.
Admission 25 cents. Rosarved seals 56 eenta
M
fllKNAMA THEATRE.
VTAd. NEUBNDORFK Director
WEDNESDAY, December |:t. Two I'Hrlurmauces.
GRAND MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK.
FOR THE BENEFIT ()F THE RELIEF FUND OF THE
SUFFERERS BY THE HUOOkLVN THEATRE FlIlK.
LUETSOIlLuRSSER,
Comedy, in llvn acts, by Marni'tnedt.
In the Kvenliie. at S o'clock,
DAS URBILD DKS TARTUFFE,
Comedy. In live acls, by Oultkow.
Box oRIca open daily from S till I o'clock.
STEINWAY H AUL. sYm I'jiuN Y CONCERT
REINII ARD SCUM ELZ'S
SECOND SYMPHONY CONCERT,
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 14, at H.
1. Music of "Roaatnmido" (eutire) Schubert
2. Aria from "Kurvautbo'' ... Weber
Mr FRANZ UEMMKRTZ.
3. Piano Concerto. No 4. D minor Rubinstein
Mr. EMILE GUION.
4. "Erl King" Schubert
Mr. FRANZ HE.MMERTZ.
5. "Itbalngold"?Introduction and first scene Hirst
tlmsl Wsgner
Mine. Pauline Bredelll, Miss Antonla Henue, Mias B. Urclio,
Mr. P. II. Hersln und Mr Fraus Konimert*.
Admission. $1 : reserved. ?"*>#. extra. Can now no obtained
at Steluway IIall, at tbe principal music storee and at No.
Ill Broadway. . ______________
CVILUMBU OPKK.t HOUSE. CORNER WEST 12TH
Jst. and Ureenwlcii av. ? See the now French sensation,
"La Chateau Mabllle: or, (lie French Minuet." fl u Fe
male Bathers, the Artiaia' Models, ami I'aris by Gaslight,
in all lis glory. Evenings at 8. Mallueos Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdavs, at 2.
Fifty of the Inicst lornted young Ladles In tlio world
will ani'C.tr in all tbeir entrancing and bewitching loveli
ness nf each entertainment, assisted uy a star company of
specially artists.
^IcWUUNG IIALL.
c
NTH aV. AND I8TH ST.
WEDNESDAY, December 13, 1876.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
arranged by Mr. Edward Webor.
The following artists have kindly consented to assist:?
Messrs. Hersln, Brandt, Bergner, Filer, Fraucke, and 8
young ladies (pupils of Mr. Weber ) The Concert commences
st M o'clock, P. M. Admission. $1 Tirksts for sale at Cbtok
ering Hall, or at tbe door on tbe evening of tbe concert.
AUUYLE ROOM* aKgYLK RuuMrU
uril AV. AND SOTH ST.
BRILLIANT TKKPrtlCIIOHEAN ENTERTAINMENT.
ONLY I'Lai K OF AMUSEMENT
OF THE KIND IN THE CITY.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
COMMENCING AT 0 O'CLOCK.
ENTRANCE ON 30TI! ST.
S.AUSK'S SOIKKK, EVERY WEDNESDAY, BRE
VIM1RT HALL. 154 East 51th at.; EVERY Thursday.
BRUNSWICK HALL. 53 West 83d St.
ANJO, JIG, UliliG, SONG and DANCE TAUGHT
lor the stage; ladies taught. 8. BOUAN, 100 East
stun st.
B
UK AMERICAN I I
A new Drama of Society, by the author af "Pique."
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE, Decembsr 2a
rjfHE COMING SENSATION I |
THE AMERICAN I
AUGU8TIN DALY'S new Drama of Society. Deoembsr 20
new drama of society i
TOR AMERICAN I
L By AagaeMa Paly, Dssambcs aw WsMi
T
rjiUR
v ?n ^?: >i
j fonrii wizfii KuwiN mount
Wednesday, Thursday ami Saturday. only nights ot
EDWIN BOOTH AS SI1YLOCK,
In Sbakespeure's Play of thn
MERC 11 ANT OK VENICE,
with an excellaut cast Meedrs. ROBINSON, LKVIOK.
MeVJCKEK, 11ARD1K, PIERCE and CLARA JENNINGS
iu the principal diameter*.
FRIDAY NIUI1T, EDWIN BOOTH AS OTHELLO.
SATURDAY MATINEh.
EDWIN BOOTH AS RICH KLIEU.
SEATS CAN *OW BE SECURED.
In praparatiuu, RICHARD 111. KINil I.T.Alt and MUCH
tiro ABOUT NOt IIINU
V l' K I'M THEATRE?EDWIN BOOTH.
I
J
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
GRAND MATINEE
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 13, AT 1:3t\
for the
BENEFIT OK THE BROOKLYN BUFFERS RS.
EDWIN BOOTH
volunteers hit services ami will appear In lib grand Imper
aonation of
KINO KD 1IAKD II.
The entire receipt* of tlila iiialiuee will be handed over to
the Mayor of Brooklyn.
SenUcuu now l ? secured at the Ticket OHIce of the Theatre
Til \ i BE < OMIUI ..l i MRO vow \ Y.
I II tKllhl \ \ A IIART Proprietors
M W II AN LEY ..Manairor
II Alt' lillN AND IIART in their popular Sketch
Patrick's Day Purado John Hurt, iu the Court nl Appeals
umt Senator Revels, o Mississippi. Mi.a Percy 'I'ba
Deveros?The Coroner s Jury, In winch "arrlirau autl Hart
appears. HiIIv Harry. In Eiiwaril ll.irrigau's act. Very
Neighborly, llllly Curler. Larry Tuoley.
Matinees Wodnofcday ami Saturday.
BOOTH'S THK.xVrE I IRK AT h0V"Oe55!
JaRRKTT Si PALM ER Lessees end Managers
SECOND WEEK
ol thu
ENQACEMEKT OK LAWliKNCE BARRETT.
KINO LEAK.
By reason of the ruuiarkablo triumph of the distinguished
actor In his impersonation of the character of KING LEAR,
It le respectfully announced that Mr. BARRETT will eon*
tiuue the representation until further notice. No Shakes*
periau play has ever been placed on the stage with the
degree of mairhtQreuce characterising the present offering,
and general public consideration of the beauty and mag*
nitude of the grand revival Is respectluUv asked.
THE SPLENDID SCENERY
Is by the excellent artist. Mr. CHARLES W. WITHAM.ol
Daly's Fifth Avenuo Theutro.
SUPERB NEW COSTUMES! NEW MUSIC!
NEW MICIIANICAI. BKKKCTH!
Thn auxiliary force engaged In thn impersonation of 'be
knights ol Kin:; Lear's train, captains, messengers, soldiers
and attendants will number two huudred.
Seats can be secured at thn box office, both windows
being open continuously every day Irom R A. M. to II P. M.
T>(i<itii's tiTeatIik kTnu"lkaIC
J J Best rusorvod scats to lie bad at KULLMaN'S Theatre
Ticket olllce. Ill Broadway.
"1*7 ALLACK'sT rtoUCICAULT.'
YY Mr. LE-TER WALLACK. Proprietor anil Manauei
Mr. W ALLACK is gratillmi to announce the engagement
of the eminent dramatist ami cnmoiiian, who inaugurated
Ills present season with the comedy "FORBIDDEN FRUIT"
as a brilliant prelude to bis appearance as
CONN.
In bis celebrated Irish drama ths
w SHAUGIIRAUN.
The engagement of Mr.
BOUOICAULT
being necessarily limited to a lew weeks, tlx comedy
FORBIDDEN FRUIT, suspended during the run of THK
SllAUGIIRAUN, will be resumed alter his engagoseent
alter which anew drama, entitled ALL FOR ITER, wITI ue
produced.
EVERY NIGHT AT 8,
EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 1:30,
will i o pertoriued
THE SllAIJCIIRAUN,
with the original cast. Including Mr. John Qilbert, Mr. H. J,
.Montague, Mr. Har'y Beckett, Mr. E. Aruott. Mr C. A.
Stevenson, Mr. K. liollaud, Mr. Edwin, Mr. Leonard, Mr,
Peck, .Mr. Eytinge, Mr. Atkii\s, Miss Dyas. Mme. 1'unisL
Miss Rose Wood, Miss Josephiuo Baker, Mr*. Seftou and
Miss Blaisdell, as origiually represented as Wattack's Theo
tre In 1M74.
Box ufllce open dally from U to 4. Places may he (scared
four weeks in udyaiicu.
u
NTON SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN KnOOE
Manager Mr. A. M. PALMER
TUI8 AND EVERY EVENINO,
tuo marvellous Drains,
MISS MILTON,
will be given, with lis exquisite scenes sad extraordLnnrY
cast, including
Hiss CLARA MORRIS. "
Miss SARA JKWKTT,
Mrs. MARIE WILK INS.
Hiss JilJOU HERON.
Miss LOUISE SYLVESTER.
Hiss MABEL LEONARD.
Miss UELKN VINCENT.
Mr. JAMES O'NEILL.
Mr. J. It. STODDART and
Mr. JOHN PAKSELLK.
? Saturday?MATINEE OK MISS MCLTON.
EVERY SATURDAY EVEN I NO, nntll farther notice,
will be presented Mr. Boucicuult's charming lirsais, ss>
titled
LED ASTRAY. . .
with * most brilliant rant. Including Messrs. Ctl ARLES R.
TliORNK, JAMES O'NEILL, T WH1 KKiN, J. U. I'M AKK,
M. W. MONTGOMERY. W. II. WILDER, and KATH
ARINE ROOK KB, KATE OLAXTON, KANNY MORA-NT.
MARIE WILK1NS, ROBERT NORWOOD and LoUISM
SYLVESTER.
RAND OPERA HOUSE. STII AV. AND 23D ST.
VTl'OoLE A DONNELLY Lessens and Msuatfers
matinee to-day.
MATINEE TO-uAY. Doors open at 1 \
MATINEE TO DAY. Commence at A
The highly successful emotional piny
CltARiiED AO K.
Miss LETTIK ALLEN as IIELENE YOLMIKB.
La 7 robe, t lie Advocate, Mr. J B. ATW ATE It,
end a powerful cant of character*
SUNDAY EVE NINO, OIIAND CONCERT
bvDoWNINO'S NINTH II KOI RENT BAND.
On Monday next.
THE BLACK CROOK.
the brack crook.
THE BLACK CROOK.
OWERY THeaTRK.?WKDNKHDAY"ItVBNINO, '
Mr. DOMINIUM MURRAY In
INNOCENT: OR. THE UAH BLEB'S CRIME.
Til URBDA Y, two grand jiorformaucos, afternoon at 1
ni'devcutng et S, for thu sufferer- of the Brooklyn lire; tbs
entire grots receipts will bo given to tlioir aid.
HARRY'u IIL'S''GKNtLkM EN'S SPORTING THE As
tre."?Oraiid Matinee lor i bo beneflt of the sufferers el
the terrible Brooklyn tire, on Thursday afternoon. Decent
bor 14, at J o'clock. All the great iliclits ol the sparring;
wrestling and athletic Iralernll v will sppenr.
ST BANOK AND (IkOTBHQUB CREATURES
PROM THE KATHoMLESS DEEP..
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM,
Broadway and 116th St.
Open dally from n a. M. until 1<> P. M. (Sundays excepted}.
RENEWED ATTRaCTION.M1I
Only living Behemoth in this hemisphere.
Amphibious Annuals! Gorgeously colored FTskeel Msgs
nillcent Ocean PlowerSl
Every species ol Kiali it! Great Kisli-hatchlng Department I
9UU.UUU eggs undergoing ih? process of incubation, lisi.iSAi
diminutive Ssluion. a white Whale III An elaborate pi?
granime of Muafc, every altarjKMMi and evening, by Harvey
B. Dodworth's cetohraten Orchestra.
PAKISIAN VAR1KTI EsTl iCTM 8T. AND
AKIB1AN VARIETIES, f HIUADWaY.
MATINEE TO MORROW AT 3. Oti.w one in New York.
ANOTHER NEW AND RllllM.Nd HILL
FltBNcHY. | KXHILIKATING. i PIQUANT.
Largest. Liveliest, K'imilot Entei tainnicut In America.
scenes at ha Larks.
ta TABLEAUX VIVANTS, I Kentullul Female Models.
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF YA68AK OUTDONE.
SENSATIONAL DANCES. | Grand Olin of .specialtlee.
THE SANYEaIIH. MAUD AND SAMUEL. HIE, MIXES.
Reward# ami Seutelle. I Sorter Ernl and Melrose.
Devere and Russell. I Georgo Atkins. | Charles Sealmrt.
Emily Prior I .Minnie Hall. I Blanche Elbert*. | Alice Girard.
Misses Weston. Leigh. Roland. Lowrey, Finn, and JOolhera,
Only theatre ill the world where every act is encored.
Evening at H. Matinee Tuesday, Thursday anu Saturday at2.
San keanoisco minstrels, i opera house.
AN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. I Broadway and J'.nli at.
SaN KKaNCIHCO MINaTRELM. I The Minstrel I'alace.
SAN KRANCIHCO MiNsTKKLS. I The Minstrel Palace.
THE C REM K DE LA OKK.MK OK MINSTRELSY.
A <0 ril U BSD I Y A PTE RNOON, <y>
I Birch. I Decomber 14,
i Wamhold, I BENE KIT for THE SUFFER
| Backus. | lilt., by the latO K1 RK in
-ft BROOKLYN. <S>
Thirty
Billlianl
Artiste.
KNT1KB PROCEEDS.
MATINEE SATURDAY if -? SEATS SECURED.
E!-, LLY A L KON'S M INSTICKU. I OPERA HOUSE.
I IJ,V A LEON'S MINSTRELS, Ibid st. andr.ih av.
V THE PARLOR HOME OK MINsI'RKLSY
GALATEA. -??#TIIB ONLY LION
Behemieii Girl, t Leon as Galatea, i as Mile, Bugatella,
TlllNK OK IT.$ <0 A SC. HilAVK.
Kamlly Matinee every Saturday at 'J o'clock?
NO Danger KUOM KIRK AT THIS THEATRE.
ENURE FRONT OPENS ON SIDEWALK.
special matinee Saturday. December 23,
IN AID OK THE BROOKLYN SUFFERERS.
fit Nil'Bit" INSTITUTE. DR. S. M. LaNDISL
FLOATING ON THE CLOUDS OK PARADISE,
SUNDAY neat, 7>? P. M. Sests Tree. Dr Laudls pre
sents novelty and science In religion, asserting that the
body and suul are the most scisntihc of all of God's arrange
?tieuis.
CtURIST M A3 A N D HOLIDAY' AllVBBTIBBMBIIM
) .'i) CF, ITS A LINE
IN THE EVENING TELEGRAM,
WITH A DAILY CIRCULATION
OVi.K 60,'ski.
"T>ALaIH ROYAL," 4H1I mTH AV.-4H YOUNo
X lady attendants, grand orchostrn concert from 7 until
1 o'clock, admission Ires. Good looking styilsb yonng In
dies always wanted. ________________
BKKLKS TiVOLI THEaTI K.
Hlli St., between 2d and 3d ava
grand gai.la Variety and ballet week.
20 young Indies; 30 special Artiste.
Opera, Song ami Dance; llullet and Pantomlm*
Admissions only 26c. Thursday Matinee, tOo.
I'll UssilwlDlil?. Amnwmonlds
KIRALKY'H ALII AM BRA I'ALACE.
Inaugnration of the Winter Season,
Monday. Nov. 27. every evening and Halnrday Mat loon
A/i U RINK; Olt, VOYAGE TO THE EARTH.
New national thkatke. philadelphu.
CAlARAcT OK THE GANG!*,
DECBMMEM A

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