The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1868, Page 12

12 CENERAL caat ox RECONSTRUCTION. [Washington (Dec, 22) cemeeprtene? of the Boston The xpected position assumed by General quien on a the guest of reqnnenenesne an yg ng ie Ly @ topic of oficial fre tonight and the Get tne Sate Congress are conmeraenn, to ho} ate wil yet be saved from being again placed a, hes meantime Mr. Nelson Tift, eorgia, has ad- dressed to the judicial officers te fou circular, ‘with a view to present to Congress and to coun: try a statement showing the true condition of anairs in that state:— Onirep STaTEs HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, WASIINGTON, Dec, 18, 1868. To THR HONORABLE JUDGES OF THE SUPREME CouRT, JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR COURTS, JUDGES OF THE CouRTS OF ORDINARY AND MAYORS OF CITIES IN ‘he present condition of ars in Georgia ts being nt condition of rs in Georgia investigated before the joint Com mites “on n+ eee with a purpose of ‘adopt Ing such action e€s8 a3 may seem to them y and proper to insure the faithful and prompt adi tra jon of the laws and protection to the rights of all classes of ey and GB. propery. Certain parties from Geo! em her present Gov- ernor, with e's ‘avowed ‘purpose of inducing Con- grea to destroy the present organized government that State and remand her people to military ae or to the distatorship of a provisional Governor, with the army and navy of the United States to enforce his édicts, are representing here the imperative necessity of ‘a change in the government of Georgian on account of lawiessn avarchy and lack of protection to life, liberty an pm , and the persecution and crucity whieh the ite people are inflicting upon innocent negroes and Union men in that State. It ls important to the r and interests of Georgia that the truth should be known on these subjects. and as one of Rex representatives in Congress I take the liberty to -— as an officer of the State, to furnish me with a brief statement of your personal knowledge of the truth or falsehood of the representations which are being made of affairs in Georgia, Oe = opinion of the effect upon the interests of eorgia and the United States of the4loption of the measures which are now being urged ‘upon Congress. My object in this cominunication 18 to place your testimony before the Reconstruction Committee, ‘which will meet here January 6, 186%, and subse- quently, if necessary, before Congress: First—Are the laws of Georgia faithfully and im- Partially administered? Second—Ie there any organized or unorganized re- Blstance to the law? " EV ah d—Are the officers of the law faithful to their juties ¥ Fourth—What is the disposition, fecling and treat- ment of the white people toward the black people? FUm—What towards republicans ? Sixth—What towards Northern men visiting or de- Giring to scitic in Georgia? Seventh—Vo the people desire peace and a restora- tlon of their proper relation to the States and gov- be: it of the Union? ts there in your opinion any necessity or jnetirention for the proposed destruction of the present government of Georgia und the establish- ment of a military oc provisional government? Please answer as early as practicable. Direct to me here as Member of Congress and it will come free of postage. Very respectfully, your obedient ser- vant, ELSON TIFT. PERJUAY, ELOPEMENT AND MARRIAGE IN NEW ORLEANS, [From the New Orieans Times, Dee. 18.] Tn the arrest, last evening, of a young gentleman well known in this city on a charge of perjury, there is developed the details of an elopement, which doubtless in a day or two will become public roe the testimony elicited before Recorder Becker. seems the daughter of the prosecutrix, a young indy perhap 8 fifteen, and described by those intimately qual Toted with the family as being not only re- markable for her extreme beauty, ay of peculiar intelligence, was privately marr’ ied & justice of the peace to a member of one “ the most influential creole families of the city. Theceremony, 80 the justice alleges, was only performed aiter the sworn statement of the oi ager arrested that she had attamed her majority. Once married, it was, fi. course, useless to attempt a separation,,and now he mother proposes to prosecute the witness crimi- nally and the justice for maligasance in office. How affair witl eventually terminate yet remains 0 stery. The matier has created no little stir among fashionable circles, both the bride and groom being Well known, and the jormer especially, having @ host of sincere friends. ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS—A CURIOUS SCENE IN coURT. [From the New Orleans Lt aesig Dec, 19.) The elopement, or rather private marriage case, mentioned in the last edition of the Zimes, came up before Recorder Becker Friday. The (cea pr a youth of perhaps twenty, 13 charged in the afidavit with having on the 22d of November last made oath before Gcorge W. Sadler, a justice of the peace, that the daughter of prosccutrix, — lady of about seventeen years of age, had attained her majority, and that m consequence of such affidavit the said Justice Sadler issued a marriage Mcense permitung the celebration of the napttals of the young lady and a spn of the accused, Colonel Len yey, who appeared as counsel for the defence, contended the impossibility of any one other than a mother being competent to testify to theage of man or Woman, and tn consequence nid the decisions of the Supreme Court were to the effect that owing to the very Pel beer no perjury could exist in cases of this character. Perjury con- sisted in wilful, false swearing, for the ae purpose of deceiving. There could not possibly be deceit in this, as the Justice knew as well as any one the accused could not, under any ctre ces, of his own knowledge testify to the young jady’s exact age. It was coutended by the court that the per- jury did not consist in falsely swearing to what he could not know, but im testifying he did kuow what it was certain he didn’t. [Me remanded the prisoner until Monday, a Week, under $5,000 bond, ‘The prosecatrix daring the exammation wore a thick gre |, Which effectualiy concealed her face. Colonel Lemly, stating that the law required the accuser and accused should be brought face to face, demanded to see that of the lady. ‘Ihe reque: ‘Was complied with a little exciiediy, and the follow- ing is in substance about the conversation which “I do, madam, ow're a gentleman.” The Colonel bowed, THe Lapy—“The meanest nigger in this court is a periect gentieman compared to you,” Reo ORaRE J BECKER—“Let me spe ep order in court. Tue Laby—"1'm not ashamed to shad my face. Tm not ashamed to show my face anywhere. You think you can insult me, bat T ant not ovended.” A LAWY®) was au Insult.” Kecorpen Beckuu—‘Colonel Lemly, you did wrong.” iY COLONEL LeMLY—“l am justified by law.” The lady spoke for some minutes very rapidly, eae growing more and more excited, weeping torly and flnaily becoming hystorical, she was led out of the room by the court oficers and conducted to Recorder Becker's private oMlce. The circam- tance created no little excitement, much feeling eing manifested on both sidea, It appears the Marriage was miscovered on the 17th inst. The mother, looking for some trite which Bhe thought was in the pocket of her daughier's areas, went to her armoir, and finding a letter took itout end iead it, It proved to have been ritten by the young lady's mother-in-law, address- ‘eg her in affectionate terms on the uaten ‘with her son and giving ier some advices as to her fnture lif ‘ae mother at once demanded a full history of the SMAIYGr ane iearued He dereMOnY Was performed 12 Judge Montamat’s coart, tue couple separat’, tthe Diedlately ofterward. ‘the yottn “wit, we hear, was pledged to keop the master & secret for three Pho Her mother made fer Me 3 her statement, as ¢ are informed, on the famity Bible and then ‘de- manded that she should assist ber in ha marriage declared flegal. This the daugh clined to do and at once left the house, The mother is under the hinpression the marriage Was solemnized oung man with the sole onject of securing a legacy, Which she osserts will fall to her daughter at the death of her father. madam.” RECONCILIATION AMONS FREEMASONS. Settlement of the Difiteulties Between Grand Lodges of Virginia and West ginie. {From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec, 21.) The Grand Annuai Communication of t Locdge, which closed its session in Richmon¢ week, transacted some important business, ‘The question of paramount mrerest or the decision of the Grand Lodge was the gettiement of the dinicui- ties between the Grand Lodges of Virginia and West Virginia. Shortly after the commencement of the war the subordinate lodges in West Virginia, ail of which had, of course, been chartered by the Grand Lodge of Virginia, insituted a Grand Lodge and worked under it until after the close of the war, When this event occurred the Grand Lodge of West Virgima was an illegal body, having been justitated by lodges ho'ding charters granted by her. Nogotiations for a settlement of the dimicuity were commenced in 1865, A commission was ap- pointed by the Grand Lodge of West Virginia to conduct them, ‘Al the annual communication of the Grand Lodge of Virginia ta 1867 an avle committee was appointed to investigate and report to the last annual commu- all the facis in the case, and to recommend tion aa it thought best for the Grand Lodge to pursue, The committee performed its duty and reported the following terms of settlement:—First, th & majority of the subordinate lodges in tue jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of West ivinia should give in their adhesion to the Grand Lodge of West Virginia; second, that the saborain lodges in West Virginia should pay to the Grand Lodge of Virginia all their dues irom the time of (ne institution ot the Grand Lodge of West Virginia to the annual communication of the the Vir Grand Loge of Virginia tn 1865; and third, that th pe ee lodges of W yay hry shou Asurren:, e Harvers granted thei H : of vi - @ hem by the Grand Lodge a ahd gles Martin and Grand Junior P present as a commission from \e Grand Lodge of then Virginia, and accepted the toma proposed in Bond report. of the committee, ‘They requested that t be jretmiltted to retain ir sttbordinate lodges might oaseRsion of thelr charte tu order that they mi it be placed in their at niven, Ty was acceded w, The reyort of the committee ‘wae unanimous y adopted, aad the Fight hand of NEW YORK HERALD, Sowentp was extended to the commission of West Deputy Grand Maeter Martin made an eloquent the Wt was adopted, and said the of of Virginia would send a to the ‘eae of the people of West Vir- one, show that a spirit of fraternal re- between the people of the South or the North. He accepted cheerfully the Proposed by the committee, and said he titent th were fraternal and liberal. aisputed territory of Jefferson and Berkely eammin is to remain within the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Virginia until the Supreme Court she ‘aecide the question as to whether these coun- tes are in Virginia or West Virginia. Altogether, fhe proceedings of the Grand Lodge were perfectly harmonious, the utmost good feeling and regard prevailing throughout the session, $ THE AMERICAN STEAMSHIP HAVAHA A.PERUVIAN VESSEL * New York, Dec. 22, 1868. To THE Eprror oF THE HERALD:— I notice in your issue of to-day that the Secretary of the Treasury has forbidden the seizure of the steamship Havana, giving as a reason that she 13 covered by the Peruvian fag. The Havana has no more right to that flag than the Franktin, or any of our vessels, and the most superficial inquiry into ‘this matter reveals the fact that our laws have been glaringly and arbitrarily violated in her case. The above announcement, therefore, creates not @ little surprive, The Havana left this port under the American flag. ‘To change the same she would be obliged to enter port, discharge her crew, pay the extra wages and hospital dues provided for by law in such cases and cancel her register. The transfer of a vessel can ony, take place before regularly con- stitnted Custom House and port authorities, and a change of flag at sea is in direct sonlearnee of our laws as well as international law. In failing to punish these proceedings and justifying them we have set 2 dangerons example to other nations and have stultified ourselves in going back on @ prin- ciple for which we so strenuously contended in the Alabama case. ot 3 aH ita, 2 E = iat A RATunoaD | FREIGHT COMBINATION—NARROW Gavce Uniox,—The New York Central Railroad will hereafter pro-rate with the Western roads in freight, close relations having been made with the Michigan Southern, Michigan Central, Lake Shore, Cleveland and Toledo, the Wabash and Northwestern roads.— Albany Argus, Dee, 23, SITUATIONS WANTED—FE: Cooks, &e. 9 BLEECKER 8T.—A RESPECTABLE SCOTCH PRO- testant woman as plain cook, washer and ironer, in either cit ry; good city reference, Call for two days. 136 ) TH AV COMPETENT WOMAN AS COOK; tndemstanda all binds family cooking, baking, des- serts and marketing; best city reference. Call for two days, second floor. QOD WEST 2TH sT—As GOOD COOK IN, A RES. a taurant or boarding honse; thoroughly understands cooking in all its branches; good eity reference, 264. GRAND STA YOUNG WOMAN FROM HAM. burg as first class cook; best references given. 5 WEST 86TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO a cook, wash and fron; ood reference from last WEST %TH ST.-A STEADY GIRL IN A PRI- vate family: 00d cook and baxer; will assist wilh washing and ironing: no objection to th 3 pith wast 6 jection to the country,; ae G50 BD Avg, AUB UPHOLSTERY stoP.—AN IU Taractite’as cook tn a nice family ; fs perfect in couk- ing and baking. ood. Chambermaids, &c. 309 REST MT st. YOUNG WOMAN AS CHAM. bermald and fine laundress. Call at her present eraployer’s Wednesday and Thursday. Dressmakers and Scamstresses, 2 GANSEVOORT ST.—A FIRST CLASS DRESS- maker to go out by the day or week or would take work at her own house. 137 WEST 27TH 8T., BETWEEN 61H AND 7TH AV8.— A respectable girl in a private family as seamstress, dressmaker and trimmer: can sew on Wheeler & Wilson's machine and 14 willing and obliging, ‘The best city referénce. DIB STH AV, NEAL WEST 22D ST.A COMPETENT Le aressmaier would take a little more work; cuts by Tocagure, Ladies taught for Bt, © 01 EAST 33D sT.- FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER or. aonb telee Seen he rent crant ee trae Pm Wheeler ‘ork at her own home ; operat eel Wi'son's sewing machine. Cail oraddress. a General Honsework, &e. 109 BARROW 8T.—-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL housework and as good washer and ironer; good reference, 125 BLEBCKER st. CHILDREN'S HOME.—A * apable Beoich widow to do general house- work, with her litte girly five yearn old. 137 ELIZABETH ST.—A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO tonseal housework in a small family; either city or country ; good reference. MULBERRY ST. _NEA| 01 a 275 eT woman to’ do ra ro Hebi ot vate family; is an lent ws cook; ‘woul g0 a short distance in 315 WEST STH st. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM young woman to do housowork in a private fa: g00d clty reference, 4.93 RAST ITH St. IN THE REAR—A RESPECT. 0) able American girl to do housework ; 18 a good plain 00k ; clty or country ; good references, Housekeepers, &c. 13 WEST NTH ST., CORNER OF 67H AV,—AN 5 American woman aa housekeeper, or nurse for an Invalid ; has much experience; beet refererice give Jection to country, RH AOVE. 599 BROADWAY, ROOM 1 2) Position desired by an educated tady, or com; splendid housekeeper; widower's faraily pro- ‘rel ferences. C Call jon i}. | POSITION WANTED-RY _ AN American lady of experience; ts competent to tace the entire charge of @ first class house; refergnees given as to character aud ability. all on or address M. J, H., corner of Putnam and Marey avs., Brooklyn. for 4 lays ferred ; hig OUSEKEEPER'S Nurses, &c. BLERCKER STREET, FIRST FLOOR, -_ 1G5. Stree aur sonnsetress n'a respectanis fants yee Ag Call for two daya, 7 SOUTH 7TH Sf, JERSEY CIY.-AN EXPE. rienced nurse Is open to engage as night nurse. Ad- drens Nurse. 422 2 wes T SAD ST.—A YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN wishes a baby to bring up by the bottle; no objection Wallon Ld one ‘2g years old. 426 EAST RTH ST.-A RESPRCTABL ) who has lost her baby (one monch child to nurse at her own house, It will be well ented. erence given. Call for Mrs, Leonard, EAST 1ITH ST. ROOM i. city or country.” ira. Jouea, hes a Rei. 42 A WET NURSE, IN Laundressen, &e. 6TH AY., BETWEEN 10TH AND 1TH STi 143 fin washing of lace coliars and gentlemen's w: ing by Madame A, D. Misceltancons. IMMEDIATELY, 603 Resins like to board with the family. dress Miss B. 697 BROADWAY, ROOM 57.—A YOUNG LADY, AN experienced copyist, desires employment either at home or in an office, Address Copyist, WIGHLY RESPECTABLE | LADY BY A _ YOUNG ¥, to tend in a’ first clase store; would Ad Good reference given. DESIRES A would woman In almost any Address for one week, A. 8.5 jewark, New Jersey. YOUNG LADY WISHES SOME KIND OF NEAT, ht work to do at home, by whieh she can earn enough board; ts a very pl “ rapid writer: ref~ erences exchanged. Tritiers wil save themaelves and the advertiser much trouble oy not anewering this, Address box 108 ald office for three ¢ A} to pay YOUNG LADY OF RDUCATION AND AMIADLE diepo Jentres a sitnation ax governess or house do anything tora home. Address M.A. Yo, ington aquare, CHRISTIAN SIIEATION, WANTEDBY A SD aged 28, to take charge of rhea lady anion; cad do any kind of e more an nbject hi ; beat reference Address Helen, Herald omen, fr three days. WAXTED-A POSITION OF TRUST AND R bility in a widower's family ; reference given, for one week 8. Q., station D, ate Address HELP WANTED—FEMALLE A. COLORED COOK WANTEDAIN A SMALI, PRI. 4A. vate tamily; one that understands her business. Call thin day at 760 Broadway, up atotrs, RESTAURANT ORDER COOK, ALSO A WOMAN TO 41. do Saloon, V at the Reveille o'elock. TANTED—A FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS. APPLY At 29 Weat 25th st., after two o'clock. ITESTANT WOMAN AS NURSE AND young children, Mest elty reference re pPly from 10 to 1 o'clock at 16 Kast 85th at, eneral work wanted, Apply this day jouston ft, corner of Broadway, at quired. WASTED—A SEAMSTRESS WHO 18 THOROL ONLY Aye family sowing And ean work on Willcox pie’ machine and willing to it My ¥ S Wer Bactiae. 38 ing to assiat with light work, Call Ww NTED AT ONCE _A FIRST CLASS PRESSER AND futer for fine muaiing and laces. Apply at O'Sullivan reig's, 771 Broadway, corner Mh ate $4 i00, Th LADIES MADE THIS IN BIX pret orgeks: Aggnis wanted eyerywbere for “De. 0 Engpavi pleadid volume; a band 200 Bnepavicie Pete Hd Volume; entirely new, SITUATIONS WANTED=MALES. 6) DIVISION ST, THIRD FLUOR—A MAN AND 42 Wife the care of & house, offices of chamber; wilting to 0 any kind of work to live rent free, Address Mra. J. Be 165 READE STA youna MARRIED MAN, wirtt edo wmall family, to etperinend afar ences as to character, ability, Ac, Callow G. A. SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. YOUNG MAN, AGED 20 YEARS, WISHES A SITUA. vion as porter’ ia 1a willing and rept rd ; would » jorment, or would trade; Good reference. Ad res B. a rau an ANTED—A- SITUATION WITH A GROCERY OR W otes house to travel in the Northwestern States, by a te ian your experience; the Det references g wen. kde Herald office, reas roti __CLERKS AND SALESMEN, J\RUG CLERK.-WANTED, A COMPETANT CLERK DA Hint class drug stofe. Address, with references, J+) Pharmacentiat, station F. OTEL NIGHT CLERK WANTED—A MIDDLE AGED single man; best references required as to honesty, 6o- briety and business capacity. Address, with full particulars, box | 999 Post offic ice. ‘ANTED—BY A SILK MANUFACTURING ESTAB- Vshment, a frat clase salen ite ha expe s ence in the suiall ware trade and sequal re Targe cities can nddresa box 1,920 Poat oft WANTED A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, AS travelling raleaman with some Se hocnes” “itee had three year: “experience, mostly in the West, Address 8. G, P., Herald oice. ‘ANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK IN A WHOLESALE V tion house; must be correct and pick it figures, Balury firat year $300, Address box 120 Herald omee. ~_ COACHMEN AND GARDENERS. COACHMAN’S SITUATION WANTED_BY A SINGLE ‘man of long experience in the el years Teter énce from last piace. Address W., box id Herald QoacHaan's SITUATION WANTED—BY A "SINGLE man who thororghly understands the business; 5 ome nae fe oe from last em) oye. ne on or reas J. Eng's harness store, 37 Weat = OACHMAN'S | SITUATION WANTED_BY / who thoroughly med eaanns his bual make Mmmel? generally. useful, Good ‘el dress John, box 227 Herald office, ITUATION WANTED--A8 COACHMAN, RY A COM: petent city driver; lighiy recommended. By former Tate omployera, Can be seen or addressed at stable” No I East Seth ate, aa ay. (ast Femployer's), ITUATION WANTED—BY A YOUNG cononen MAN, as coachman or groom. Inquire at 4l-East I ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG ENGLISHMAN, A SITUA. tion as groom; no cheetias to the ‘county : will mallke or assist in house if required, Apply to 0. Daw, 683 Broad: way. "HELP WANTED—MALES. \ —WANTRD, AN HONYST YOUNG MAN TO MAKE himeelf generally useful in @ mercantile house; good wages; situation pirmanent. Apply to Mr. Treadway, 634 Broadway, room No. 5. GENTS WANTED -TO nee, Morse Fountain Pen, made by arena THE From ‘@6t0 $10 per day ean be to 4, GOODHEIM & CO., 1,566 Broadway. EBRATED CTIVE, INTELLIGENT AGENTS WANTED—TO CAN- vasa foran established Life Insurance Company. Ap- A esse to James R. Gilmore, manager, 5b West sth st. YOUNG MAN FOR REAL ESTATE OFFICE, CLERK for fancy articles, collector for wine and provision store, porter, watchmen, Immediate employment, 212 Broadway, room 12, AT yIAYLOR'S, ott BROADWAY, OFFICE NO. 8— Wanted, clerk, $18; registry clerk, #14; collector, $18: imekeeper, £385 month; two porters, waiter, groom. Tmme- diate wo rh A Western trade. Also salesman for same D.C., box 1,967 Postoflice, OY WANTED—IN A FANCY SILK Goons HOUSE, avout 17 years of age; must ood writer and be quick at figure, “Addrems B.D. C., box 1.867 Post ofice. EN WANTED-10 GET UP ROUTES ON THE EVENING TELEGRAM. First come first served. ply at 9 Ann etrect, TRAVELLER WANTED— FOR A FANCY SILK goods house; to be acquainted with this agree nese reas _ AMUSEMENTS, KES ‘OPERA. HOUSE. H. L. BATEMAN... Tt is with extreme regret owing to a severe fall, MLLE. TOSTEE will, for some time at least, be incapacitated from perform- ing 4s usual. . IRMA hag kindly consented, at short notice, to undertake the part OP Roland is LES BAVARDS, and. the performance this ‘aud every evening (except Saturday) until further notice, will con- ist 01 LES Bava RDS LA CHANSON DE B FORTUNIO, with MLLE. IRMA in both plec In consoqnence of the above e unfortunate accident Mr, BATEMAN ‘ins it unavoldably necessary to withdraw bis previous announcement, and there will NO CLHISTMAS MATINEE, NING, DECEMBE! SATURDAY EVENING bbe pe BR 26, be GRANDE MLLE puctos\ gH ANDE DUCHESSE BAnitDAY, ATINER AT 2 LES BAVARDS and LA CHANSON DE FORTUNIO. Seats secured six days in advance at a Seen Schirmer's, 101 Broadway, and Delmonico’ "4, 22 Broad NENIRAL PARK WINTER GARDEN, fereete: ‘avenue, between Fifty-cighth and Fifty-nioth GRAND CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL. THE StLENDED D CuRISTMAS eRAMAARS worsted. AS THE SALE OF “chins IAS PRESENTS, wm 10 otelock Ay Inu H oeloek P. Mt g oreloe EXTRAGHDINARY VARI ry OF oF ENTREEATEMENTS M. DAY APTRACTI THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, DEC, 4, AT 7. THE MUSIC FRO! THEODORE ‘THOM. THE SORCEEFER TYROLEAN SINGER SOCIETY, \d celebrated sootiry OF e TPROLEAN oe MLLE. M. NFRET' THE WORLD FAMED ARTIST" ‘OF THE ‘Nour ROPE, NBA econ OR HBODOME ZANERETEA THE CRLEBRATED. GVA AST AND SaNTOMIST together by his WONDERFUL PERI Cat ag DOGS, ASTER GEORGE, AGED 8 YEARS, the s rene J Jurenile gymnast in the ona whose imap na fhe fying trapere, Hingabe lacy ane led go musta sath ~ ingpeemed age THE RENOWNED GYMNAST, ‘rh RICK CLOWN Ghwar StL VSRFORMER. YAN OT THE DELAN BR THE GRAND AbToMARtG VTUBATRE, animated by a thousand automatic Gus WILBIANS. the celebrated merican comic singer, und a great variety of other entertainments, GRAND MAMMOTH MATH ON CHRISIMAS DAY ae THREE, WITH ALL THE TISTS, RA AND WONDROUS ATTRACTIONS. ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS, PRIVATE BOXES #2 EXTRA,to be had during the day at G, Schirmer's, 701 Broadway. RVING HALL, FIRST Vega Seay CONCERT MENDELSSONN “OneHesTRAL UNION, SUNDAY oe} 97, 1863, + +++H. B. Dod and Edward Mollenhauer seo oents extra, The following celebrated artata will assist: faster RAPHAEL DE SULLA, The wonder‘ul infant Tenor, jon of rant Bros. Mr. EDWARD MOLLENHAUE ss celebrated Violinist. HARRY SANDERSON, "The great Pianist. Mr. H. B. LASSERVE, ‘Amompanisk MORRIS Accompanist, \NEDECOR'S ART GALLERY, BROADWAY. Free exhibition of Thomas Hill's “Yosemite Valley,” George L. Brown’s “Crown of New. En; Johuson's, “Boyhood of Lincoln,” Blera Reaeee tn ail wenmerty peintings--wiil, «a ‘Prang’s American Chromos and their Originals, side e by aide. HE TWENTIETH ANNUAL CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL of the Juvenile Missionary Society of the Sands St Sabbath School, Brooklyn, will be held 0 on Lee jor ask 868, at 1034 o'clock A.M. Addres: e ‘Rev. ‘on M. tho eh and Rey. Alfred Cookman, Tear onto exercises by the children. Conductors. Reserved 8 Wa YOUNG MAN WHO, 18 WILLING TO work for good pay and atendy employment, Apply at rondway, room No. 9. Senne A WHOLESALE LIQUOR BTORF, A man to drive a truck, who is thoroughly acquainted with this clty and Brooklyn, Apply at 83 South William st, ANTED—A BARTENDER; ONE THAT IS WILLING to make himself useful. Apply at 29 Greene st., between 9 and 10 o'clock A. M. ANTED—GOOD BUSINESS MAN, OF PLEASING addreas, no. under 40 years, willing. to be industrious, in ee business; salary weekly $12. 599 Broadway, ‘ANTED—A GOOD BUSINESS MAN, TO TAKE charge of the sead department in a large hous in 000 of the principal cities West. “None need apply unless they Understand the seed Duainesa thoroughly Inall. its branches and can ive good roterences for character. One who can Garman is proferred. Address Joknton, Robbins & Wethersfield, W'sten- nau TO CALL AT ROOM 33 LIBBY ‘House, ne Clay's old room, and engaze in the sale of Blak it Chair Speman that make a luxurious fooking and spring c chair out of any common chair by attach- ing them to Gel front le Call and see samples, oF address: AM are Libby House, 4 Warren st., New York. ANTE! A YOUNG MA N, 31 YEARS OF AGI W had an experience of at) years in the noifon, and white goods business, desires # aituation in a raliatiy house where he can mani one of the three capers best reference: given, Ads dress Business, 8t Niel as Hotel Wear BOY WIO WRITES A GOOD _ HAND and is ris and accurate in figurea, tn the office of a manufactory yorment As amart lad wat tind able aituation, whare be will be ated 7) and 66 competent, Apply for two days to Mr, Inne. 5 oo WANTE D—AT THE CLINTON PLACE se, 755 Broadway, corner of Eighth st. Apply from Wto u ela Ae Me THE TRADES. ee x WANTED, A BOY TO LEARN THE ing ; must have a taste for drawing. ad dy mail, enclosing specimens, to Wood & Allan, 78 Cedar Y TANTED—At SITUATION, BY A ROY 16 YEARS OF age, to learn the jewelry business; best reference given, dress M. A. C., 1,142 Broad TANTED-.A COMPETENT MAN, WHO FULLY UN- derstands retining cotton seed ot.; salary no object; reference requived. Apply personally to or address Koehler Bron, Ist ave, between 2ith and 90th WANTED IMMEDIATELY — —A FIRST RATE CAST eel roller man on Ateady work at good wages. to James Horner & Co., 47 sags sad NGRAVER. 4 card en War FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS, QS, DEMANDE UNE JEONE FRANCAISE POUR pe dv@ @t faire Jes chambres, S'adresser au 18 (ouest) 5 J FRANCAIS BT ‘SA DAME, Fer, ages 35 nk desire we mme domentiques dang la meme maison de p ia dame parle francals Stailemand; le smart peut scrvir de cocker. “Sadreaver ches Beiting, 7 DENTISTRY. WONDERFUL DIScovERY.—rooTHACHE CURED instant'y by external apjlication with Essence of Pale metto ry pens be bault a Cheop.asuc Bone Teeth inserted over The inventor, Dr, — 1,250 Broadway, near Tatniy cond street. ONLY #10, ASUIPICIAL TEETH —REAUTIFUL SETS, and warranted uneur pursed; _ charge for atelee, without least pain, with gas ; old nd platens pitoe 1f war, weet Fifth and Sixth srenues ranted for life. 5 West Bighteenth street, b D ENTAL ROOMS, PURNISHED, WANTED—BETWE! Bighth and Fouriconth sticete, ‘Address L. Ke Quy Neruld ite, aa jatina, fo benta, Raver "to Huikley, Pood, Budd aad ov! tal Insthate 17 Ewen As erris and Crosby, De. WAIT & SON'S Deus street, neag F arth avenue ‘T OF A_ CHRONO. W claae of coe ‘wich are gead’an sionderligaronomster: ty tenapoa clock establishments, telegraph o"\ces, rai road ineurance offices nl other places where it In mogearary tS havo alwaye the earroet ma) i desc to furnish a clock eop correct time for monthe and years without It mary tO adjust OF Feguinte it ox even Uo wind It Up. ype eur 1 >" Third even NORE, 206 Hroadway, ‘Foou No. nuptiy attended to, v MUSICAL, ‘A. FEW FRENCH, ORGANS, MANUFACTURED BY CAL Alexandre, of Paria, for Sale cheap. Apply. to DACHAUER & Ov. mato more, 3 F% Pourtocnth atreet. A GENTLEMAN WILL QIVE IN RUOTION “ON THE ‘at pupil's residence for arter. Best cen given, Address, with residence, Teacher, box 108 Herald office, Bremes, 0 WORTH MUSIC FoR BEST and plano pieces, by Faust, aiouee, 11135 Brondway, Uranch 348 Bowery. ( (HEAP MUSIC—MUSIC GRATIS. Beethoven's Symphonies, 2 and 4 hands Beethoven's Sonates, 2 and 4 hands, ures from, 70 Upersa,$ ang 4 hands Operas (e' on), plano Solos. o Paper, ciean print, vocal se« Chopin's Waltzes, Mazorkas and Polona Mareativont Waitven Schubert's Melon And two centa per page half the Mnaloal Gazette," eenk for one yeat for gratis. Sent your addrens, f. GORDON, 704 Broadway. D)%atbsey ‘PERABEAUS MUSICAL SEMINARY, 774 Brondway, over Mra, Weacott’s millinery tore, Plano, Singing, Organ, Composition, ew tanght in private lessons at reasonable rates, Cail for ¢ireniaré a» above, third flout, M USICAL GIFT HOOKS, i Bound in cloth, Send for eatal 2960 condoN, 706 Broadway. WANTED A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD ADDRESS 10 play the piano and lectnre in a fitet class panorama, and to travel with @ responsible manager. Address B, 0. B., ald othe WOOD'S GYMNASTIO ACADEMY, NO. 6 EAST + Twenty-eighth street. The first grand exhibition of the season b the ‘pupils will take piace Tucaday evening, De- cember Aue TANTERNE, STEREOPTICONS, DISSOLVING ‘View A) for parlor entertainnients and public exhibitions, catalogue on application, HL, | MCALLISTER, Optician, 49 Naeaan street, — atthe GREAT EMPIRE CITY SKATING RINK, ‘Third avenue, between Sixiy-third and Sixty-fourth streets. SPLENDID MUSIC, DAY AND EV EVENING. PBuLraep, TARD MATCH ON CHRISTMAS EVE, FOR #100 A ie—500 poluts, caroms, at the Ashburton House, on Sixth avenue, corner Fortieth street, at 9 o'clock P. M. HE GREAT BKANJO MATCH BETWEEN DOBSON Pena Vlumer for $1,000 andthe championship takes place ‘at the Cooper Inathute, Monday evening, Dec, QANIOS FOR i HOLIDAY FRESENTS 8--DOBEON 1 ony new patent Banjo, for stage or ‘no equal; N aad ebasiue adh. C. DOBSON, 2m Bid itowery. . interesting, Invaluable and scientific subjects, showing totive ang’ what to live for, are dell lly at the juseum of Anatomy, unable to attend forwarding 25 cents to the secretary, prey ‘LECTURES TO “GENTLEMEN OD ONLY, Ly, ON Kew York Musou, aepmieee Bi IANOFORTES. “] EADY WILL SELL A SPLENDID ROSEWOOD Pianoforte, carved legs and cage; fall fron frame; mod- arn improvemenis: celebrated amaker, for less than $200 great bargain, Ay treet. RARE CHANCE.. coer (Bond NEARLY NEW; beautiful rosewood Pianoforte, round corners, three rows mouliing on case, carved legs, modern improve- ments, splendid tone. Apply 26 Fourth avenue, | FINE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND HAND GRAND, aquare and upright Pianos of Steinway & Sons’ make; also a number of second hand Planos of various New York and Boston manufacturers for axle. Every instrument ia Perfect condition, STEINWA telnway Hall, 109 and 111 East nit & SON hntreets (A. SUPERB AND MAGNIFICENT iy OCTAVE ROSE. ‘wood Pianovorte for Finished with four round corners, carved lees, double carvings, serpentine bottom, full tron plate, overstrung base and rich Powerful to tone; made by moat celevrated city makers, with fi warrantee wareroom price S80; willbe old for SAS cash “Apply ai 600 sixth avenue, near Fortieth street, for 1. ees rom 7 A.M. ti7 P.M. ON. 1. BLUMPS-ELEGANT ROSEWOOD “KNABEY Pianos for the hoiblaya; xgrate and all atest improve- ments; second hand Pianow§ 150, #20). FREDERICK BLUME, 1,195 Broadway, recond door above Twenty-fftn street, SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, FOR $200 four round corners; full iron frame; fine toni great bargain. bie, 18 Amity street, near Broadway. STEINWAY AND OTHER NEW PIANOS FOR rent oF sold on instalmenta; seven octaves, for 86 per month, , GORDON, 706 Broadway. A. % a GALE & CO., ESTABLISHED 35 YEARS, WILL lose out their large urchanere ‘will do well to examine, near Third avenue. MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD, FOUR ROUND CoR- ner 744 octave Pianoforie for sale; used only 7 montha; cost be sold for hig" Stool and Cover. Also two Parlor Etagereay Con ure. Hablen, Hookeanen, Paintings, pe room an: wa ey ‘urniture, at sacrifices. Cail at private est Bighth st., near Sixth ar.” MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR family ieaving city ; made to order ; elt Ft coat R¢b0, for B27, Parlor, Suit 4 Eta fing Room Furniture; wsacridce. ’ Si Weal Filvecnts street, near SIuih uvenue, A‘ ifboral discount to purchasers during Chi an Mollano Plano, an Arion Puano, &e.; 3]50. $400; pianos rented. Eighth street, ‘Sac street, maker; Ty AM BanGAINS— PIANOS FOR HOLIDAY Gi GIFTS; Py ih avenue, RS & SON, FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE for cash a magnificent Pianoforte, carved rosewood, 7 octave, overstry hee celebrated makers ; five years’ guarantee; neatly’ new. 113 Seventh street. ECKER & BRO.S PIANOS, WITH PATENT AGRATFE Arrangement. Bargains in new and second hand Pianos for eash, oF sold on instaiment. No. 4 Bleecker strevl, neag werye praee SEA Pi ANOS. — BEFORE You ney "RENT cog; | if parchased tho rent allowed, oF sold on instal prenta, DMAN & HOLLYER, Factory and Warerooms 55 Wi pate street, Also upright Pi AGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD _ PIANOFORTE sale; lowext ensh price 138; worth #400: p. ing no farther use for weet, powerfnl tone; In good im Order, Apply at 8 Pate tatreet, basement door. ee KOMPFY, NO. 117 THIRD AVERUB, CORNER oF ‘ourteenth street (formerly occupied by H, Worces jew Planon, with ail the. ielest, hnprovemenis oh f good second hand Pianoa for sale. Repairiny IANOS, MELODEONS AND ORGANS OF SIX FIRST clase makers, at greatly reduced prices, for cash, durin the holidays, at WATERS", 4) Broadway.’ Pitty new and second band. Instruments for rent, and rent applied If par- ebaved; monthly instalments received for the same. Instra- monta tuned and repaired. Cash paid for second hand in- ND MAND PIANOS AT BAR gains for cash; ale to let_and sold on instalments, 1, P. CUMMINGS, No. 8 Union square, THE BALL _SEASON, BALLS, BALLS THEATRE FRANCAIS, versons desirous to engage the Theatre Francaise for Balla are requested to make early application, ‘MARBLE MANTELS. MARRLE AND SLATE MANTELS OF THE. EST d it low prices, at A. KL a ees ety Oe st I8th street, near Third avenue, New jantels put up in the country, Cut this outs [Agpueinp suare, DECORATED | MARBLE AND Marble Mantels Rich and ele B, STEWART, 218 Wes! t, Branch, 606 Bixth avenue, MARBLE MANTELS, EAD STONES, MONUMENTS, Intent denigna At greatly reduced pricen at 8. LA? LEWS marble works, 62 First avenue, near Third street Mantels put up in the country, Get price iist, , ¢ . BILLIARDS, Now 18 YOUR TIME TO PURCHASE FIRST CLASS Tables at pet icea for holiday presen Cajland “ x atroet, hear Brogdway. examine at WM. trees, ik 08, prices 10 puis the times ;* East Tweifth GRIFFITH'S wareroome, 166 Fulton i THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1868.—TRIPLE SHEET. = a AMUSEMENTS. woos MUSEUM, Broad poy ty yg M. upti muOPe Me Tw IN THEATRE. Tee Ternlag 0 LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE. TXION.” | iolst performance of the great: | IXION. Txion, eee ae ever made in this rd 4 IXION, Fi ard withdrawn IXION, a |e hoes 1 ok, [Haaiiarayaereaee aos] ey erformance wi fii QUIET FAMILY, ame are ‘aud FAKCE by the Aa ‘all hours—COMMODORE FOOTE, MISS _NESTELLE At hoth of aviog Bessa Phensinra , MENAGERIE OF WILD ANIMALS and Wonders of Wood's Museum, To-morrow (CURISTMAS DAY) three * performances—12 A. M.,2P. M. and 1g P, M, "8 GARDEN. sarees s and Mi AREES? & PALMER. Doors ier be ides 10:40, lanagers. eRAPU AND THUMPIANT. THIS THURSDAY, Doo 3, 1504, and EVERY EVEN- ING, will be prenented for the thirty-ninth time, the DST ENJOYABLE DRAMA OF TRE’ DAY, from the pen of Dion Boneleanl,entitied BY N THE CAST TO Bitty ETRENG ait OF THR, COMPAN' THE GREAT RAILROAD SCEN& TILL PURTHER JOTICE, In addition to BLACKFRIARS, TEMPLE BAR, VICTORIA STATION, VILLA OF LILACS, GREEN DRAW- ING ROOM, LON! NDON CONCERT HALL, aC, SINGING, DANCING, xEW MUSIC AND APPOINT- TOMORROW, (CHRISTMAS) AFTERNOON, atl O'CLOCK, ND nis MATINEE OF AFT ER or ‘TINEE Leh ad DEC, 26. Seats secured alx days in advat Bron THEATRE. et 50 CENTS. USES: CONE, CRO THIS EVENING AN RATORDAY MATINEE, THE GREAT HOLIDAY PTTRAOTON OF THE SEA- SON, MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS and the best Irish anno the day, THE in thetr Lean MRS. teeta A WILLIAMS i new Ce AND MAGGIE SEACAR TY, WITH NEW IRISH WIT, SONGS AND DANCES. Pied tapes ‘LD RING {a ilfustrated with new scenery, ef- perd cast of ‘Gharacters Garisrntas’ REATIN EE 1 OSINA MEADOWS. CHRISTMAS: EVENING, ‘MR. anne ong WILLIAMS TURDAY AFTERNOON AT IN O'CLOCK, GRAND Wi WILLIAMS AND 1 EMERALD RING MATINER, rorya THEATRE. aru nour ‘AND MRS. WILLIAMS MATINEE. EMERALD RING MATINEE. er YOUR SEATS EARLY. BOOK NOW OP! EN. RAND Sapte s * lad EMERALD RING MATINEE, SATURDAY ie AD ty THEATRE. PREVENT THE *GROWDS AT T' OR, TAL SHOULD SECURE THEIR stats. tN MDVANCE. OWERY THEATRE. ae NAA ROOKLYN | N ACADEMY—TO-NIGHT. — ETS: ‘Lessee and GRad THIS URSDAY) EVENING, Dec. x, ‘atti tha last ine fa B ‘Offenbash'e famoas } Hyper RE PRANCAIS_T0-MORROW AND SATURDAY, eA TUADAY MATINEE—GENEVIBVB. : GRA comeniy wi i perform toe EVR, aes aie AND BEART WER ‘enter ta ONE OF F OFFENDACH'S FAMOUS GENEVIEVE D iT; Which will be produced with its EVENINGS and id MATINEE, : Yentae 1 Foe feats can be secured without ub extra ch : ~ Vbpeeeeamentagepeacas™ ay : nee, a ‘No extra charge for reservog seats, HEATRE FRANCAIS.—MATINEE A Positively last MATINEE of GENEVIEVE ve. Bi pera be paneer est weeks went Vener jevieve Matinee, with its great cast hind splendor of ‘Adinission to all parts of the theatre, BL. Ni harge {cnemerred seta, Wests can te greats aieiarins a at Schirmer’s, 701 Broadway; Peters’, 198 Broadway, and Theatre Francais. EW ath ee Sah eMusic. ts, wat Direct. EATRA HOLIDAY MATINEES.” rat Ww First WEAN COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS, PANTOMIME, which has been with new and magnificent costume, and sola @ Cg Me which ean AD ADEN Fg opt, EURPRISES, ie DROU! iy ase CIDENTS, CURABLE SITUATIONS, MACTO. noi AND. TRANSFORMATIONS URIOUS ROLLICKING FUN. MR. bi 7 AUS. a8. BLU E BEARD A LA TURQUE-PRAN will be performed until further notice EVERY ALTERNOON AND NIGHT, notion with a diversified programing ef bilge SVIRITED ACTS Tile CIRCLE, introduciny the leading artists of GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE. Wnacs, Proprietor and Ma THURSDAY "aVvEsINo, sparkling Comedy of E WONDE: A WOMAN KEEPS 4 SECRET, will be produced with beautifal scenery, elegant costumes, splendid appointments and the folowing ea Capital distribution ...Mr, LESTER WALLACR fo commence at 9 o'clock, Dec. My 1863, Mrs. Cegtlivre’s CHRISTMAS EVE. sharacters by Mr. Mr. GEORGE: ‘Second week of be ay verzatile actress Miss Eeeua ene w Ae ie Mr. re deott HO ay ay a MISS HERRING | MISS HERRING THE, STRING oF Pe Lat Nod Mice ANNIE WARD, as as 5 rs. SE 5 { ed Pat JENNY LIND. | or the Barber Assassin FRIDAY, ane SPEED T bit PLO GH, iN HEELAND ROBT. BUTLER and Pie Woman SATUR ehh %th—THE CAPTAIN OF THE watcd IT WAS. and WOODCOCK'S 6 LITTLE CAME: FRANK A. GIBBONS, tho lete. PR eet 4 will be produet evening, Deo: TO-MORROW (CHRIST. TWO PERFORMANCES. ith beautift ag and coinplete appolatments, MATINEE SATURDAY—UNCLE TOM’S CABIN. OWERY THEATRE. EXTRA. MERRY CHRISTMAS. CHRISTMAS DAY—GREAT JUBILLE. Eton great comedy of i : MONEY, tion, 2 Prepare MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. _Box book for Mr, Lester Wallack’s nights now open. ‘Two Grand Performances, 2 o'clock P. M.: evening, 73. ORRELL SISTERS' NEW YORK THEATR Six tmmense pleces—ten Songs and Dances, CHRISTMAS ‘The favorite a MATINEE. Do tistes WORREL GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, 565 BROADWAY. BLUE BEARD. NOT “ERS in Great success of the far-famed and inimitable READ et every even~ BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD AND BACKU! REGULAR ALL | +51 Ing. Look out foi FRI ANDISCO Q MINSTRELS. SATURDAY — | 3405 “} THIS, | eet the ae bi MENRE i Burlesque of THE FIBLD OF THE CLOTH oF GOLD. ne OMGINAL. SATHIOTIAN OF OrERA OF (Panay BONE SQUASH D) PALACE OF AMUSEMENTS. BONE SQUASH DIAB THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS BONE SQUASH Brame relative to the BONE SQUASH STYLE AND TONE OF THE ENTERTAINMENTS Pla; suprosstully tot Sadi eae p. Rice, |“? “nexnER THIS ESTABLISHMENT so successfully many years e late 'T. D. Rice. on Termaluauing with the new scen SO'SIGNALLY DIFFERENT AND VASTLY SUPERIOB PANDEMONIUM, PANDEMONIUM. to any ever in the Beats secured six days in advance, a tn an) OCCIDENTAL WORLD, an eee gery will appear in al ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, JOWERY. THE LEADING DAILY PAPERS QROWDED HOUSES, DELIG) HITED AUDIENCES. OF TOMORROW, CHRISTMAS MORNING, HE NEW PANTOMIME A PRODIGIOUS HIT. WHEN THE NAMES OF THE ARTIS! wicker TICKETY, THE SPECIAL OTER OF THEIR ACIS, MY BLACK HEN; NOVEL FEATURES TO BE PRESENTE: R, SIMPLE SIMON MET A PIEMAN wt et A Sete FLAN OF FROG hailed with rol of laughter, ever ‘body in ecs- offered, + he omnia fricus ‘trnu(ormation tabienus, aon Te- FULL PARTICULARS tasies, ived with balterous ah ceived with MODE]. CHAISTMAS PANTOMIME, unequalied for fens and 6 role eigen = and humor, ina hottday mime of arliDg hag CHRI: TO-MO) W TMAS A MERRY CHRISTMAS MATINEE At 934, in regard to this "si tonm » PALACE OF AM UBEMENTS. LYMPIO THEATRE. BEGINS are MERRY CHRISTMAS! formance of G, L, Fox's Pantomi UMERE DUMPTY. fp ng 815th to “The” Hit. “The” Hit. ss vi E. 4 ‘The Ini Ameri ig it The grand Oriental Romantic Drama of of Posie cee SUPERB SCEN. rea! ORGEOUS COs epRPUL sili, P; Alndal legant Comedy, tn whieh ‘rior to ND MKS Gomety NW. will appear. eats * ean Gley apiece Peron ge ne comic tricks is |B Brit capi fating, ng, babbling fun eal Ko uD y TEALIAR ao MATINEES 13g AY S, Brilliant reconstruct! or Christina holidays i FESTIVAL M MATINEE 1 sea OunistuTAS DA LEX'S OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN. MPLY DUMPTY'S NEW SENS. Kn jewelry and toys to be distributed among Ds Meni sera 4 the SANTA. CLAUS; OF THE CHILDREN SRIEND. | Synopsinot the plece—H D. in search of that oth nobipAy MATINEE, Christmas Day, st Be ‘orclock Man’ Ma eco aeh ¥, A hg Ay sulte—The Retires rand Malar eerySaturiay at fcock Out forthe Locsevotive when the Wel Rings™sHark to the puearan FRANCAIS, LL, cuts xs DECEMBER 24 Given by a Societ; rs bec dents, w under the patronage Of the tw cule Theatres of Now The oret will be directed by Boll Heroic Conduct of the “Other Man) —He breaks, out several New Spots-—Tho, Train on Time —Humpty cag UpriNo, Thank Heaven he's aa THE SCENE EVERY NIGHT ENCORED. —_{.° Neh ae GREAT BILL. MR, A. GAFFRE, ieee O'CLOCK. GREAT BILL. ONE “ouuooK periensseeure RINGS"... Regen of DARK will add to the attractions of the entertainment. SPLENDID DRAMAS eli catn dete case? and front and proscenium boxes the ticket office of the French Theatre or at HH Broadway, or any other music store in the CMFioxets sold for the masquerade ball, a8 previously adver- tined, can be used for the fancy dress ball. Captain Greer, of the ere police, will direct the ‘Keventh avenue and return from wventh avenue. ion of earth from ‘ourteenth sath avenue through | Fourteenth street to TEINWAY HALL.—CHRISTMAS NIGHT.—GRAND fied MINSTRELS.—ILL TROVATORE. Immense success of Dan Bryant's imitation of THE GENS DARMS. OENEVIEVE. DE BRYANT. TUL-TRUE-BAD-DOER, varw ot Ma Master De Sotla. | Ballet Tronpe, arworth, Eugene, Horan jelse Seymour, - 1 Giate: Ban Brvant. "e Saturday an Ghrtstmea Matiuees at 2 o'clock. t re formance of Handel's sublime oratorio, the “Mer ELLY & LEON’S MINSTRELS, Pa New York Harmonic Society, fall chorus and orches- 720 Broadway, tra, ilar combination of solo tal Laat six nights of Miias TOLERATE, HOLSTON, of Boston, aoptano. BARBER BLU. Mise ADELAIDE PHILLIES, ‘non alto. BARSER BULL Mr. GEO! aren favorite tenor. BARBER BL ir. WM. a ESECKETE, new baaso soloist. SPECIAL KOTICE.— on opeer, bec. 28 bs eR see with great splendor the historical burlesque G a L RTLER co Sunes orete: DE CRAW. with the original musie, written by Leon, who RITLER, Con f i SHINGLL re red rents, fifty cents ext ick conte extra. sale at the music stores aud box ofice. Doors at seven o'clock, _Performance to commence at eight o'clock. po ACADEMY OF OF mUstO. CHRISTMAS | NIGHT, HONEYMOON, The play of the era by Sern, Z ent wana. a. th. STODDART, A. W. xor Bae, RB, PO! 1 atone ma, W. J. LEON. Ba ‘Mesdames ROSE LT BYTiNGi, CLARA Stine ‘ANNIE WAND and C. n BOX BOOK NOW 01 Mad GREAT p RAILROAD SCEN Ni wPREN DID SCRNERY, XCELLENT ACTI 1 KE SINGING AND DANCING. NIBLO'S MATINEE, NE ney. XMAS D, AMAS DAY: FAIR WILL BE HELD AT ST, JOHN'S M. B. A chureh, Fifty-third street, between Broadway and Eighth avenue, by the Ladies’ Ald Society of the church, commenc- ing Dee, Zi, to Sains a if q and evenin, visitor there will be t charge, ®t ound cake of B. T. SBITT'S best Soap, ackn rr its ‘its waebing qualitics, GREAT SUCCESS. TH WinRANTAN 2"STOETS, corner of Broadway aud Twent, ei5 14 ting at ® o'clock. ee at lo’ on fan wit and humor, Moore's beautiful Melodiem rendered: with. trae. national apitit and feeling, Original Comic Songs —"sGenoral Paty a Kale Son of Mars, “Pat and the Priest” and the new local farce, O'FLAHERTY'S DILRAME.” Admission, £00. ; Reserved Seats, EMEMBER THR, os Rix ROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT atroet, be Gallery, 30. will give an'imitatign of Rosa Heil as Drogan, ie Gendarmes, Palestine, ke. Grand Matines on Christmas Day at? P.M. OOLEY'S F. D. opr _ HOUSE, WILLTAMSBURG, I First week of Griflin’s new hoilday piece, entitled SANTA CLALS; or THE ¢ CHILDREN’S FRIEND, to which #1,000 Recsente will be distribated ai thenudienee. HOLIDAY MATINEE, b Caemtense Dey, 6 v'ecek, Grand Matinee overy Saturday at 24 0' 14 o'clock. G. VANDENHOFF'S New ween og ew ae Mo; TURSDAY wid THURSDAY name week. THEATRE OF THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB. 1, COMEDIES OF MOLIERE—Mr. V.'s translation. 3. SHAKGPEARE and DICKENS, 8. DICKENS alone). Tickets and programmes at CE gy he store, cornet? Broadway and Twenty-third street, Felock. 2, M'™ CATHARINE LUCETTE'S New yeueeraee te over the OPEN TO-N ati scoung ail farther note, wi and every evening until fm shower rari Vat My ya Biren ae — t Leseee, MORTON PRICES LO", RiBlay: non NIDLO'S. DAY—-XMAS_ DAY, MOLIDAY MATINER, HOLIDAY MATINEE, ONE—QNE-ONE O°CLOCK. {HAND SACRED CONCERY.-PHILIP PHILLIPS wilt give n Sacred, Conceyt on Christmas night in, the sateh "Sslacopal church, near Division —d D,-MME, A, VON BAERNDORF, BARONESS Mi ir form the residents of a LICHO LEZ, boge ieave to inform Lome with general fe! at is fi ork and vient then of representations. inthe Union we Club theatre, Madiaon ayennie, corner of Twenty-sixth stroct, the frst to take riage 0 ‘Saturday y evening, Jannary 9 Tim. "subscription sat cgi for 18 nights at Sehitmer'e mele eee enieay, Ne Bo—Tue subscriptions will close afar the &d of January. il wo ogg tt Bs arene __. | principal inusic stores’ and theatre ticket offves on Bioad+ 6 wasgmorrs LAST MOMENTS. BROADWAY, hs ow _ — OPEN FROM A LADIES’ one re : aMyiNa . aiken venus: st. see ‘ciitnon Lot LOVELY GERTU, 200, 8 M or WASHINGTON, AVE, DEATH 5 . aF Ties di Gaeta Rie CR Ss a a ee ee 2 ' = BASEMENT rink “OH THE ot cuuRcH. Entrances on 28 fd 30th stan! ete iid aa Les aa ave HRIST MAS NIGUT SOIRER. : fualo from Orcheatta of Then, CPi Nace WERE ON fate i A SOIRER rom Orchesita of Then, AN hia Academy, 1&8 Howery, op ing atreet, ee aaa, an eielths ray an aye ORAND BILLIARD EXUIBITION W GIVEN, i femtne not Pasion, Noe reba blak 4h for the Ronen of U oe now being mae to St, 0's sa. | church, om Thursday evening, Christmas ert kO on whith ecagion the following brilliant Se ats talent ia ATE ACTH participate :-—Mosara, Foster, Deuni ATTRACTION: | aud Geary and others, Playing will co oimwenee st faire DRAMA. 1 ROOKLYN ATHENAUM, . SRM AS BA DAY: B" Ketan (hy special request) for. the holidays of u commenciny ommustNAas DAY ata, VEHING at” 4 2. dnt LAM re, ager MATINER overy day at; BVENING at u sae eh tht WAsHNatox HALL, WILLIAMSBUR™ ARI ¢ avin WIZARD OF fy way = WELITIA BAC 4, THE AGE: mg Ring av tte a Boe. 25 and 38, and teste TRON & CO.) Pub she herent $25" WoRTiL o7 Or POPULAR aisig Fon wT ANO 7 all the vooal and piano PARANA OF, QUNETNAS RVENING cruba yy, cee au Ieee, denen church, No. 445 Kast Thirteenth strect, Tickets 25 cents; and elegant bie ak, Price &2 al, “Neat, cowl children V ESE sor bey ES i) coe yunrete as MUSIO.—“SILVER TRUMPETS OF ff. —— TH Broadway, New Yorke, Fe ers, f-3 arene Prowen ry My Hareb Reve rpuearis a FICE, Fee in the Dome,’ at Rome; iy Walt, 1308 Brosdwhy.” Brabeh We Bowery. ner “OKFTO TORO W AY: eearaae ABRVED SEATS FOR ———t