The New York Herald Newspaper, January 2, 1869, Page 2

BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED, ] BLOCK FROM CITY HALL FRANKFORT aT HOUSE, FB enti street, corner of William. —250 rooms: =. to 50 cenie'a day; @1 Ol 00 to 93 ro a alg TO $10.-GENTLEMEN OR GENTLEMEN AND ~ their wives can obtain furnished Rooms, with Board, 9 9 area: PLACE, rast TENTH STREET.—TO furoished or unfurnished, a Second Floor, consisting bathroom adjoining. Private table if dae io SEVENTH, AVENUE.—TO LET, WITH FIRST class Board, a handsomely furnished Room on second 2 Toeation floor, with ciosets: moderate; house and good’; reference: ‘4 Bast emo STREET.—FURNISHED Rooms to ist, w: 33, Weer TWENTY anv \TH STREET, NEJ NEAR COLE. man House.—A cheerful third story ffont Room, and of parlor; un- toro. others, with superior table nd ques oe references required. 42 | WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.—SECOND FLOOR, Targe, elegant Rooms, with first class Boaid; private Fes ‘iso Rooms Yor alagie geauemen; references 7 = PLACE, FIRST HOUSE WEST OF PIETHL avenue, near the Hrevod —Handsomely fur. ‘or geutiemen or gentleman is fe, Room: ‘Doard, to first I 26 WEST TWENTY-SECOND handsome second story front Room, with ‘all modern venicuces and superior Board, at reasonable rates, 137. “FIRST STREET, “GRAMERCY Park.—Rooms to rent, with Board ; accommodations brat cinas; terms reasonable, 174 “HUDSON STREET.—LARGE AND SMALL FUR. E,ytihed Rooms to let, with or without Board; ire, 35 39 HUDSON STREET, BETWEEN BROOME AND STREET.—TWO ath, kc. Canal.—A well furnished front Bedroom for a» married couple or single gentiemen; price $5 per week; pri- house. 240 WEST TWENTYSIXTH STREET.—TWO OR a three nice furnished Rooms to let, to families or gentlemen, with Board, fire and gas; references exchanged, “A. SELECT FAMILY OR 4) PARTY OF can be accommodated with the whole on Biory of the private re and attendance first class; highest references required an given; neighbornood unexveptionabie, Only those willin aya for price need app’ a wabove or address box 088 lew York Post office. RIVATE BOARD.—A LADY EXPFCTING SICKNESS ‘can find a quiet, thoroughly respectable home. with ieee medical attendance and strict privacy; elegant apartments at reasonable charge, Address Physician, box Herald oflice, __BOARD AND LODGING ‘WANTED. Is A YOUNG LADY WISHES BOARD IN A RESP able famtly where instruction in French and music Would be cousidered an equivalent; references exchanged. Address M. O., Herald office. OARD WANTED—AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, UN- furnished preferred, for a family of five, with private table; location between Fourteenth and Forty-second streets and Pourth and Sixth avenues. Address box 38) Post ollice. OARD WAL —BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, IN A private fami location to be near Broadway and not above Bighth street. Address, stating location, terms, éc., ., box 2,898 Post office, Beary, WANTED—A YOUNG LADY, PUPIL OF Bussini, and experienced in teaching, wishes Board, where leswoue in music, vocal and instrumental, would Me taken in fullorpartial payment. Address Miss stat WAXIeD LOARD FOR THE WINTER, FOR FIVE adulis, between Fourteenth and Thirty-sixth streets, and Fourtl: and Sixih avenues; references exchanged. Ad- dress immediately, stating lowest terms, S. G. E., station D. ANTED-—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SECOND Story, with Board. in a first class house; location be- tween Twentiers and Thay fourth streets, FIRS ports erent avenues; a private family referred; references ‘Addresa box 169 Fost otto, Kis ‘At THE WHITNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER of Twelfth street (one block ‘apore Stewart's new store), Rooms to let, en suite and sin, at jeals by the or to! order from the restaurant, at the option wah the guest. TLANTIC HOTEL, CHATHAM SQUARE, 6 NEW Bowery.—Well moderate prices, by the day, Dae ag "opines fi GERKEN, Proprietor. “ REUNION ‘HOTEL, ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN, Forty-second street, between Fourth aud Lexington les and ence Tarnished Rooms, in sie or ainsi milies and single men, trausiently or ently. ae for all i cs - A. ROBINSON. © uh 1 BLOCK FROM CITY HALL—INTERNATIONAL Pa ie wa we and Wiliam streets. con aries cents CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. OR SALE OR LEASE—FOR THREE OR FIVE sears, the Dwelling and Stable 221 Fitty-third street, near Third avenue; 8 or 9 stalls: plenty of carriag Per. tilts from S KILPATRICK, Bull's Head Bank Buildings. N. B.—Yerms very easy. NoRtHWesticonneR OF DELANCEY AND WILLETT streets for sale. Inquire at No. West Side. ALEINE, FULL LOTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER + Eighth avenue and 112th street (three on Eighth ave- hue, including corner, and two adjoining on 12h atreet). jee, if soid Sms 16,000 may remain on 3 mortgage ; now used us a garden : nor rater. Appiy to the owner, J, SOLIS RITTERBAND, 7 and 9 Warrea R SALE—THE THREE STORY BROWN STONE fromt Dwelling House 120 West Twenty sixth street. It isin splendid order and condition, The Mirrors, Curtains, Chan jers and Carpeta, which are of the very best, will Bs also sold if desired, Apply to HOMEZ MORGAN, No, 2 Pine street. Miscellaneous. A..~CALL AND EXAMINE OUR Lists OF HOUSES AA. and Lots for sale, in all locations, before purchasing. B. GOODALE, _Nos. Tand 9 West Twenty-third streei, Fifth Aveaue Hotel. A —L—CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF GREAT + bargains in Houses for sale and to let in all locations. KING & CO, _Braneh oftice, No. 1 New Yors Heraid Building. BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. J1OK SALE—ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, THE THRER story frame Houses, with brick b o Nos. 2 and 4 Clark strect, corner of or yermits to see the houses apply at rooklyn. OR SALE, CHRAP—100 FEET SQUARE ON TH ner of Howard avenve and Hancock street, Brookiyn, with two Houses on each, two story and brick basements, Ap- wuer, on the premises. Those who want a bargain COR. FSTATE FO COUNTRY RZ ‘SALE. LL WANTING FARMS-—GOOD SOIL, MILD CLI- mate, thirty. pied m south of Phi iphia; price #25 c ng beat of grain, crass and fralt land. “Also fmproved arn, Tundreds are ‘settling. Taformation sent free. Ad- dress C, Landi Propritetor, Vineland, N: |. Je SPLENDID FARM OF 40 ACRES ON HUDSON Fivers buildings and plenty of fruft, 90 miles from New York: three new Freneh root Houses, 1b rainutes from Jersey City ; for sale; 5,000 to $12,000. A.D. aed RM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGI:- ON LONG ISLAND, (Of, 300 acres i ge House, Ti rooms, two barns and Plenty of ouiboiidings, aud all in good oriet. For particulars Ridress KN. D. Hempstead Port dice, Long Iale GALE OF VALUABLE SOUTHERN TOWN AND COUN- Louis D. DE paneeons, Broker and Real Estate mk Bi edvertions tor esie.on | AY college and Re ay Cooemelee Sos ered oa ees sreet. near Chambers. N. Benke fee uniess cured. ‘A BEBTATS CURE, WI WITH 0 ge Woyory BP pce, eeenie m trouble, RS, 116 iaroets ules pty Misture, $8 Cir Cir cular mon LADIES’ BENEFACTOR, DR. POWERS, 116 street. Trouble removed ; certain, paintess, immediate; sure thing, Also gentlemen treated.’ Deltealé diseases cured; manhood restored, Cireular frat port. SURE CURE FoR LADIES L a ware oF withows medicine, —Doetress ESTELA, reet, near Seventh resae, The sever fase Her reno pli ie are certain, Aviv PRIVATE DISEASES, ALSO NERVOUS AND ES 2 without in- AURICEAU Y like magic. Price 85. a he rice . ‘Liberty street, or sent by mail, M, MAURICEAU, D., Len tga’ 4 or DISEASES + of women, thirt care | peeien oe Liberty sreat, uarantees ‘rom wha sever ena, Gut pain oF marenience No nursing Fea red. CERt AnH ot ne P remy 2 LaDt wird | oF without fessor Faeroe | er eae a pecten, bot ler tataliole Free | / nrried Indien, rit eh ca ser, fat and bealtby. sale Sold’ on! -20c0n street, first door Ms i ai at ber Wit ave reece, ond i Rie Al are Greet ich street, or seat by maul. Caution. GaiE Dt Po. 6 AML Is years oue @ DL roo RN ju ZEMALE PHYSICIAN, HO; 8 nO.6 Asus Rosine for nursing. F., 200 ouorE®, 14 DUANE STRERT, May BR OON- ivate diseases. Thirty.two yeare arinbiee hima arrant a cure io all enses, oF No charge, YRNTLEMEN REQUIRING tb ted AND Conr: { a a cocieal ereclemants consut Dr. Lewin io. oh street “airy years exp x on 2s To Bn nap old MADAME, DUBOIS ( practice) guarantee certain retiet to merried ladies, Win or Whhout. mevicine; no pain oF incon. venience. Female restorative ie ll — fron 8 digases . pene epled “once tice 38" Third ‘avesue, below ‘Teath street, Nev SHOPKEEPERS, TRADES METROPOLITAN JOB chy. Rare recto (| ov tue UNITED states AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1869. JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMEN?, JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT > NASSAU STREET, 9 NASSAU STREET, 97 NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK, NEW YORK. NEW YORK. CHEAP, CHEAP, ‘HEAP CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CREAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CH&AP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, NEW TYPB, NEW PRESSES, FINEST QUALITY OF PAPER. SHOWSILLS, cg PLACARDS, i HANDBILLS, CURB STONE POSTERS, BUSINESS CARDS, “BILL HEADS, ——~ apMission TICZETS, PROGRAMMES, ees ORDERS OF DANCING, VISITING CARDS, ——~_ QUTTER SNIPE. bine DODGERS, AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF PRINTING, IN ALL COLORS AND OF ALL QUALITIES, CHEAP, GHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, GHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT AND COMMERCIAL PRINT ING NEATLY EXECUTED. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEA » CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP PRINTING IN COLORS AND BRONZE. BILLS FOR SHOWS, AGRICULTURAL FAIRS AND HORSE RACES NEATLY DONE, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHBAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. INSURANCE COMPANIES’, BANKS’, BANKERS’ AND BROKERS’ PRINTING PERFORMED WITH DESPATCH. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, GHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, cuEar, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEar. CHEAP, CHEAP. HOTELS, DINING SALOONS AND OYSTER HOUSES MAY GET THEIR PRINTING DOVE : CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. cHEAr, curap. cHEaP, cHear, CMEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, cuear, cuEar. 'D MECHANICS’ UNIONS WILL SAVE MONEY GSTTING THEIR WORK DONE AT THE ING ESTABLISHMENT CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. cHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. *OSTERS FOR POLITICAL — MEETINGS, CAMPAIGN DIDATES AND BALLOTS, TURNED OUT WITH pDEsPatcn, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHRaP. CHEAP, CHEAP, cHEar. CHEAP, CHEAP, cHEar. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP cCHEapr. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEaP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CuHEar. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEap. THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH- Beach iret speedily and effectually cured, by Dr. | MENT 1S ACKNOWLEDGED TO DO THE UHEAPEST an WORK OF ANY SIMILAR ESTABLISHMENT IN THE “*ORLD. CHEAP, CHEAP, cHEar. CHEAP, CHBAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHBaP, CHEAP, CiBAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, GHEAP, CHEAP. CHE. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CIIRAP. CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. ORDERS RECEIVEO BY MAIL FROM ALL PARTS THE WORK FoR WARDED BY EXPRESS. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, CHEAP. CHEAP, cnmar, CHEAP, cHRAP. CHEAP, CHBAP, CHEAP, OHERAP, CHEAP, ONEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP. OLD BERALD BUILDING, 7 NASBAU STREET, ____ AMUSEMENTS, _____ AMUSEMENTS, TAMMANY THE TAM! eal wo: MUSEU “pe HE Paci TAMMANY. this mazsmoth palace Be fron Ae Me et a w wait i MONDAY ae ie et UE TRO! ‘ORDA ar fissiON WARY S wit ti oursoy fucts EVENING sat a FO! ES: ERN. RiGee riggs Haine ar TW K.| Bul Bal- eae ne mz Chairs $1 50, The sale of ee ‘Chairs ae A ree one ne pee 9 also at the Theatre Seat fet all the Leli of the Mu- Hike! SURsaR Mens 10 seu, cous” Chlaren, noaaky oes pot herpes Sock mesery 8 ‘March, 1889, are now Sapeeter oa DO ee ae "Fi goes MISS FARSTELE, and a host of MENACE OF WILD ANIMALS. INEXPLICABLB SEA MONSTER. we § crit mouen, tURDAY) } ‘AND. AED VENING. ralls ‘ean 1D GREAT PERYORMANCES. MATINEE AT TWO, MLLE. IRMA AND MONS. AUJAG. PE Sill wnat roca, Al Monsieur Carle. by Laureys, Mu- Mile. LAMBELI tee a Grande Duchess | slo by ont asia Grand lo of Off Hic Hs HORMARGE DH AMERICA y z ing with the oat enparaliisd suceeas at ‘at the Theatre de Va- LA PERICHOLE. Incidental Pas de THABIE BONPANT: lie, GARLE, Mons. CARLE. GHAND CORYPHEE CORPS. Coe Sea kb CHORUS Mr. rn rego ~ TH LOVE OF A PRINCE: CHARACTE BY THE ee ‘ERS DASH WOOD, PART Overture to “Page's Revs py Rs pmol yore Orchestra, An entirely new and orlgiual corygraphic extravaganza, entitled . THE PAGE'S REVEL; TEE SUMMER Xi NIGET’S BIVOUAG, ore, The inciacuial murs exrsnges by Signor Operts, New sccuery and mechanteal effects by Mr. Voogtin, at slowman anid . Laureys, and the ballot assistants, Costumes by diver- tissement by M. Carle and corps de La Perichots Renlicont Scenery, Goa Seate, necured. six days in advanee at the Box eax Ofc, Soh Schir- ‘mer'y, 701 broadway, aud nt Deimonieo's, 22 Broad street \ENTRAL PARK WINTER GARDEN, 7 Rerenth avenue, between Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth SosITIVELY LAST DAY PERFORMANCE OF HE GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVAL. mui SATURDAY." Tais SATURDAY. Giavacters inthe extraraganea. GRAND HOLIDAY FESTIVAL. °. Broest St, Pol, Captain of the Pages iss Alice Hasrisoi json UNPARAL! 80CC) ittaa Lice GREAT SEERA LION COMPANY. ben nueville. Gaptain Coquoloncton, Ai Pierre st. Paul, Maitre d? Arm ‘Toulerou, Miller aud Mayor. Mere Gobo, Duenna.. Valentina, the Sarechul's daughiei Babette, sister of ‘Toulerot Hussar. GREAT STAR ARTISTS, ‘The entire establishment is beautifully ¢ gecorsien. THE SPLENDID A, OEM aoa inp EVENING, from 10 o'clock A. M. until 1 EXTRAORDINARY ARTERY OF ENTERTAINMENTS IN THE WINTER GAKDEN AND CONCERT HA! THE MUSIC FROM THEODORE THOMAS! ORCHESTRA, THE baie eg TYROLEAN SINGER SOCIETY. Mi ree bee ZANPREITA, the world-famed arise on the tight rope: the celebrated Gymnast and Pantani x, together with his WONDERFUL PERFO! Mi. Ben. Maginley “Mile. Hortense YNUGSIS OF THE SCENERY AND ACTION, AFrows hamlet ‘in the olden time. Sunset. return fromthe vinyards, The Angelus rinse, ‘Toulérou and dis millers descend from the gallantry of the Mayor and what happened with Mere Gobo, Valentina and Babelto exchange conddences, Hark! « bugle. PROCESSION CHORUS OF THE PAGES. 8" 0) my Gi) Hirneed dade asthe couse evita love ta eure b as usual se ieeate ae ae 4 RD 8 YBa an and Towerou reads an (ope te the greatest juvenile THE GRA AUTOMATIC THEATRE, animated by a thonsaud automatic figures. And a great variety oe oS aeeenpage ADMISSION REMEMBER FAREW! BEL MATINEE AT 3, MONDAY EVENING CLOSE OF THE SEASON. VENTRAL PARK WINTER GARDEN, Seventh av. between Pitty eighth and Paftyninth sta, LAST GRAND SUNDAY AFIERNOON CONCERT, ‘The entire establishment ts alll cnamented with the BEAUTIFUL. DECORATIO Fon tHa HOLIDAY. FESTIYINIES. On SUNDAY AFIERNOON, Jan TE LAS? GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT Sf GRAND SUNDAY ae BY THB FULL ORCHESTRA What happened thereat, and how Babette makes up for lost ti carousal. THE GLORIOUS Vintaai ‘ov OHARPAGNE. ‘The village en fete. Lucette’s wedding. ‘The bridal proces- sion; the peasants and sold eoldiers SP pANeL GRAND MILitany BALLET. Supported by Mesdames Jonianti, Care “and Corps de Ballet. PAS DE DEUX DES hg rit, Sreepahdeal AND BARTHO- Pod ney Cannon shots. Coquelonchon and St. P¢ une outposts, How the Muire awed Rinaclt 4s die for bis country, and finally concluded that he wouldn't, The assignation with Valentina at the Balcony. Babelic in hot “¢ PITCHING THE TENTS. moonlight serenade. How to get down from and the The a bal- DI le bry with the M: ha SCHOEPFER eee sige SOCIETY. cony. bar cross mAiee. T DO oe erect hal The Mares alone detective yan ‘Ernest dis- TRE. ADMISSION 60 CENTS. covered, A bayer toe The pages in disgrace. The confession, of Ernest and the vy APTEACE Acrion return of Coquelonchon's party. Grand denouement aud THE G ¥ RESORT. happy termination of the loves of Ernest and Valentina. MR. AND MRS. BA. soiaemette also mated. ‘The word of command'+Fall in" and ee ta ta GREAT ~ = rel rane 7 surua me eitee MATIN FRIED. Last LAST BATURDA' Valse Britiante. 7 BUT ONE OF NIGHT BUT ONE Diivat CHORUS: THE WILLIAMS OF THE WIL! Mother Land...... AND THE ANI He QUAI MERALD RI MERALI Pas de Deux: NEXT WEEK SK POSITIVE ¥ LAST ET igus ‘or Comic Duet. Mou MAND? TE EMEWALD RING rot cau Tiaras Dark." ol Bh ae “4 Woe ISTERS' NEW YORK THEATRE: A. Protean Matinee, HEGL ELUNE. “Wo uth 1 Next Monta ae. a ie VaLitlte Love. latinee, 1 lone Matinee, BAREE BLEUE. anew sensation, GRAND TRANSEPT FLIGHT, EZ HELENE. WORELL THE FIELD by Mile. SiN YAH tines BALBE BOEUES” “SIRIGHS | COP TUE Vw pecrormad by itt Mrtul Fae, Sydenham, and at 3 Matinee, BAKE BLEUE. ‘GOLD. Imperial Opera House, St. Peteraburg, with the bighest suc- PART FOURTH. Bors THEATRE. | a0 MATINEE, Giaaiateur, Deseriptive Piece. Opertt, Crand Orchestra. HOLIDAY" AME SEMENTS. Mait’s comic pant 2 Evening, NICODEMUS. Evening.8 o'clock | o'clock P. M. at 8 o'clock. a Yankee Jack. Little Katy, the! Io|mitabie « saaepeistae Jack Kobinson igh it at ‘and his Hot Corn ditt ore, i lover. lenrl Ravi Monkey. Ballet of the Viel yr. Cbarics Songs and dances, Magic Flute, | Pierre Aipbonae,s Villagers. ) MATINEE EVE RY SATURDAY, Lapeesep Br IS ef Date Garr0t2. «214.0002 OWERY THEATRE, EXTRA, ‘Auncite, her daughter. ile, Grand Matinee at 2 o'clock, Peasants, lager incldenial ballet’ by the auxtiiary corps. LITTLE KATY, THE HOT AN GIRL. Character #as de Deux... Sm) ere - Lucelle sisters. Bob Butler's great Comic Ski of RAND 't ‘RAPEZ! A GOOD NI "S REST. vit td tbe be nha KS bane oy a cdadand lant eu js wondrous ac ing beyond all pr an o NWAY AY, MA ay DAY. e NING concerts, provoked trom Ci London ‘Times oe Oe pried SUNDAY BV THEODORE THOMAS RESERVED SEATS, NIY.FIVE CENTS, ON RUNBAY EVENING, JAN SIXTH GRAND SUNDAY LONCEKY. ‘The tollowiug eminent artists will appear: MRS HATTIA FARNSWORTH, tho young Prima Donn Soprano} Be Ji N. PALTISOS the atstingt THO, THOS realest ever Gures GRAND ALLEGORICAL SCEN! BIRTH OF THE NEW YEAR. Description of the development and transformation on the theatre programme. ‘Taw entertainment in the Grand Theatre will conclude cach evening with THE STAT SPANGLED BANNER, Y BRASS AND KESD BAND. PROGRAMME SALONS Dit CONCERT, PROMENADE OKCHSBTRA, JOSEPH WEINGARTE March, Prophet Overture, Massanicilo Betection, Genevieve do iraba altz, Telegrat Beloction, “Boi: i nture, “Overon”. . Aria, “hi Ia voce" Waltz, Becta, .Gifendacn pilo! U PABLEAUA. mer’s, No. 701, and at the Thea- 14 Broadway. pee ‘tu, moon rising, ie the Crystal Palace ia Sydeahars. uy day. arn wumn Uhanging 10 Winter, ures. Views Tower of Loud: Letpsic Con- ity, and @ servatory of Musto, bia first’ “fi arany OBCHESTS, der no PART SEOOND. eset itt ARL BERGMANN. Dr. Kane's Vessel fa the Arctic Kegione. Veeuvius by Day and Night, The Grand Piano used at these concerts has reoent y been o,fous. constructed upow entirey new prin OLE BULL, and wii be for the frat time exhil an Animals, Caprera in Italy. Water Mili ia Switzerland, ‘Waterfall in a Swiyzcriand Vailey. inmer and Winter, ERY AND \ HALF Tickets for sale at Schirmer'a music Brondway; | Clty of Venice. | the Theatre Ticket Odice, lid Browdway, nud’ at the ball on | Comic Pretares. | the eventuys of the entertainment, Chromotropes, PANORAMA OF SCOTLAND. Constantly eba in ry (se 1y Bartholomew, of all the marked features teh ad, Song and History. Fall list in programu: Wiad Wet ORCHESTREON. commence at 8 o'clock TURN BULL, Business Doors open at 7 0 "5 ‘ pene HALL, SECOND GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT OF TH MENDELSSOHN ONCHESTRAL UNION, SUNDAY EVECING, DAN. 3 1850. ‘The following, celebrated artiste will assist ;— Mise ¥ MOKOME, Soprano (het no risa. Sts etiam cule i ttlons oo the Velocipedey Bien mF oy AGNATE t PLEAULOGR: Marae! LIFE AND HISTORY OF Dodworth’and HewartMollensauer, | Meuara, MANLY aod BREMER, with thelr original dog ESTRA OF SIXTY FERFORMELS. | Toby seats, 60 cents oxtra. P, INI MARIONN! FANFARE OF MAGIO ‘SPAREPA-WOSA—STEINWAY HALL. Pr ihe entertainment FIFTY CENTS. CENTS. PAREPA-ROSA CONCERTS. D. DE VIVO..... Mme. PAREPA-ROS: great tar cant on her aa, Wi, eet ferorte pad moet vere land from lieled successful reason, fornia, after an of! Concerta on ‘ail give tn the city of her former and Manager.....Mr. LESTER WALLACK at Tig. fo commence at # o'clock. bert Fok THE the P: ener of the Becie pi Y 8. aE AS, PAR Characters by MR. wa MR, JOHN GIL" nas” PROOKMUUSE BOWLER, E Tenor. ss MR. mae MR. ATTHE! MR. ‘Big. P. * FERRANTI the B. POLK, MR. B. F, RINGGOLD, MR. OC. He IN, doocgiad hediainguisked rey &, OWN, Ke Kiros Mie a. Mr. GEO. W. CULBY, Accor and NINGS, Miss EMILY MBS- Sy Bivie te bee EVENING, JAN. 4, TUESDAY ETAN. 5 AY, JAN. iy CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH WEDNESD: EE 6 LITTLE GAME. Tepeeren JAN. 7—MO} A FRIDAY, JAN. 8—MONEY. i Tt NOTHING, RWALCACK'S NIGHTS in BOX BOOK oe i is ‘Now open. RYANT'S MINSTRELS OPERA bape J Pr. i ea from Cae Seat orpene = rapenes crpresay for en's Concert Beason. “ieee ns #50, seats wil commence on Wednesday, at 9 A. Mey at Stoinway Hall and Schirmer’a muse eore, 10. ‘it Brow SPHCIAL NOTION..To defeat speculators no more i aixtickets will be sold to any a THE 1 ‘Wm, Dwyor, the favorite Irish tenor; ry, Em~ bir roaring Pon ry co Pat and aes An at,” and in grent at epeec. v O'Rei, Muss’ Iemay Fitegerald, aud iroupe 0: of tin aa thd on that, Adjoint A dasoomndhcl Crowded by f i) tees aera | SEATING NK. ban oe 8 won crmont, near Myrtle avenue. DAN BRYA. wean J MARS GRAND INAUUURATION oes DAN BR AME Titer et, one Pate THIS EVENING. Deon S58 LA SEEOR c Lae | wapearaie ite Jo pe ee ——es SROREL, | Se Seine Germans Soted Solla, the Wonderful Infant MPIRE OITY SKATING RINK, the Inifant Tenor, Maat, Ballet, Love the Roses. THIRD AVENUE abd Hsty chin street Now Year toall skaters. oe oe Come and skate, rain oF sine. jee every day. Vinit the Rink ang yourself. - Brilliantly itium ‘The Gen views de Bryant renin oa a nbhrnete ‘poner ert ty the Empire ORY rorth anid {Hines reais Burjenane Opera Trovatore in ro! toB an wo very worth the pries simiaaion, binele cdmistor, 3 comet) Begina quarter "conchides at 0. Bryant's Minstrels pri hildren under 12, ite ie tad eh “elay Gras tty show storm. Band at IL BLLY & LEON MINSTRELS, Say, EDWIN KELLY wiil receive 1 indiee’ Gaile at ite benefit to- ~_ REAL ESTATE “WANTED. pm, wal FED NEAR RAILROAD: 10000 ALL bara ive fecal, si ee nnd pres a rooklyn P eee re WANTED. A MODERN RES! DERE Ok SITU ATRD vi water, with two acres 9,0." snddvees'Poat ofice vox Last, 1 eh FURNITURE, SATURDAY, JAN. & (SARPETS, FORNITURE, OILCLOT aq (aera rome pene fey SEEN 00 Me EVENING, AT 8 the week or month, at GREENE & REEND & GU, 108 Eighth 2 ‘Will shortly open, of Anatomy. ew York Ladies’ Museum | Of the Iiibernian Minatre!s begs to TMP TE AVTEEROON AND TONIGHT, 10m to Bish Performance of G, : ae HUMPTY DUMPTY. ai, c,ctoner L, ey ae a og ba Harvels and Pa BDAY and and gee BAIUEDAS. gir, Er seatsremere revere for for Sutinoss vad Mena Peng if tS usa ag Se — GREAT Or ue Day, Al ry IDON BY . BY HT. Miant, or 5, RONDO) gur. THE G) ‘SCENE, ‘The Great Sodnes Of the Under- ground Railway, the Railroad Station, the Sliver Hell, the Concert Hali Soone and that scene under Black- ie i Be Teneasuaeaetuteetenatage CELL LEE St vagrants an Spitiaad ‘and the Wife's Attempt: ‘One more unfortunate, Weary of breath, Rashly ate, After Gone to death. Atter ‘Take her up tenderly, ‘After ‘Lift her with care. ‘Arter joned #0 sienderiy, After ‘Young and so fair, After After ‘Where the Jampe a quiver, fie bat fica cit a ‘After Dark ¥rom window and easement, ‘After Dork, From garret and After Dark. the stood with amaze After Darks lor by nig After Dari. ‘After Dark. The bleak wind of March After Das‘ jade her tremble and shiv er, After Dark, int not the dark arch After Dark. Of the bined Sowing river, After Dark. jad from life's bist ‘After Dark. Giad was she burl'd.” After Dark. Anywhere, anywhere After Dark, f the pworia, ‘After Dark: ‘After Dark. Teney After Dark. er how rool After Dark. ‘After Dark: Over the tink Of ‘ot i ‘After Dark. Pleture it—think oft, After Dark! Lavo in iar ac oft a vo in it, drin| ‘Aiver Dark. a "you e : Dark. fs great modem play of mo Mer Dar London by nigh with ist pe Rher Dark: furea of woalth ‘and poverty, After “Dark. of grandeur and edness, of crime and virtue, Every After ae Nt This Week. Dark. scenery i all true. to Atise Dark: London 1a the year of 1968, EVoueeais ares Gpposite Academy f Music. urteenth street, 0} of EVERY DAY i MATINEE EVERY DAY AT a SUPERB. HOLIDAY proccan E. BOT Mae BOON A 'D NIGHT willbe boar cay a GRAND Gone’ CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME ‘any ie BEARD A LA TURQUE-FRANOAISE. BLUE BEARD A uN TU! Ce BLUE Se eee LA TU: }E- FRANCA! rt together with _ BXTRAGHDINARY 40 TIC paxhRotses, iC FEATS, OF STAI to be found in Europe oF TPUEATRE FRANCAIS.—GENEVIEVE—BARI 7 Posit! eau DI ae GRRAYIRGR DE BI ane RABANT Sole eee and J-GRAU ELI TO-NIGHT the peel cr matt 1 Pre elsely, will sist of Otfenbach’s famous ras Por) first acl EARBE BLEUE. Descl eee pees Barbe Bleue; and GENEVIEVE DE mena Given, with its great cat and ROSE-B! DESCLAU; CARRIER, i aeoeas GABEL corigial role of Pion}, with the entire strengt any, compriain f Seen se aay i will be Admission, 1; Rese 200. ; Private neo, 81010 803 HEATRE FRANCAIS. LAGIL CREVE. First production in America of Herve's celebrated opera Boulle, LNELL CREVE. Words and music by the same autbor. Np cra has the honor to announce that the second novelty Ks poe Season at the Theatre Francair, after the incompar. estigeess of Genevieve 46. a will ve the production of te 8 renowned opera be bout VE, Presented for the first tine t es befor the A Amertean public In announcing this chef d'@uvre of the gifted Herve it is proper to observe that to him belongs thee credit’ of having originated the school of modern French | opera now #0 wmiversally recognized under the name of opera boutTa, and it ‘was the success of Herve's briliant example that tempted Oifenhack to become bis,potent rival Vi with a most powerful cust and with that Inimitable brilliance of mise ne for which the Theatre Francais has become so celeb: LL BE PRODUCED NEXT WEEK. Torr PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, HOLIDAY FES’ HOLIDAY FESTIVAL MATIN) TODAY, DAY, AT 216 DOK. | The great chine of Real Life, TO-DAY, AT 3g BROADWAY & BOWERY, TODAY, AT 36 SrcLOUK: | rhe Millionatrs, the Meclianic, TO-DAY, AT orcLocr. the Working Girl. the Green: TO-DAY, AT horn, the Piflanthropist, the TO-DAY, AT OK: | Needy Gent» the Man about TO-DAY, AY | Rom, the Country Girl, the TODAY, At LOCK, | Most Tarte, we. PROGRAMME, LAT | Gaw FRANCISCO “MINSTRELS 585 BROADWAY. Great snopess of the far famed and juimitable BIRCH, WAMBOLD, HERNARD AND. BACKUS. SAN RANTS ‘0 MINSTR ELS. IMMENSE UIT. Every eventng till further noth HE OKIGE te erat PIAN OPERA OF BON ASH DIABLO, wir ALL THE URIGISAL, itvste, played xo successfully many ye pane by the late T. D. Bice, terminating with the ny PANDEMONIUM.” PANDEMONIUM. Seats secured aix days in advance. MPORTANT, IMPORTANT, IMPORTANT. In consequence of » previous arrangement the Manager ‘annovace that this (Satur. day) evening will bo the last ‘of thelr performance of O'Flaz herty's Dbrame, at Apollo Hall, corner of broadway and Twrenty-elghth street. cir pearance ae G, Hi, Bassctt’s new Irish Bout lary? MOLLY O F KILLARNEY, tg ‘will be announced next week. _Admission, 60 50 conta; Reserved rved Scats, Gallery, 30 cents. RG. ica yan 9 pity OE CLUB THEATER. iene JANUARY 4, eutcwnieay VANITY FAIR st Dt WIN «LES MIDNIGHT. ADVENTU RY: (Pickwick). ___TURSDAY—SHAKSPEARE AND DICKENS, GREAT MUSICAL Py halad Bur Tomine 0 HE OREAT 3 Performa at Waslsn Hiliicaeburg, Dec. ee his last five concerts prior to his departure for the LEY’S E. D. OPERA wi) ‘afta H i a. ace a preci Ae) Loot’ Branch CLAU! (ia ami New Years, n eee Dene rand every Saturday at 2; x jock efor ae Formed sian ac. own at rrr ie oe A pacors. ART G, oy ne ‘oases AL Salitocnia”—alt maaeery pcos ‘= number i American Chromos ana their Originals, aide by side. BE, PABER THR JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT ‘street (old Herald Building), where you can have Ctreus and General Printing, At prices that defy competition. nd NOTOK'S ENTS. 6 WASHIN Last MOM! P Ay. 1 ANATOM ¥. OPER PRG nie iene Vani M. G LOVELY yj. , ai, DEATH OF. WASHINGTON. A mi |AERNDORP, BARO! Onn e wae A. rt i yw tt the hie] few York. oa ac santosh enoral re hte aba to take plage on farday ever ‘renin aguary 9 tre, cone Cah ig ok LY at Seb! te Bd of Janusey., : 134 "Ra eae tee ts es pith tyro f= eens a a 128 prstews. Of the many charitable institutions of this city none recommends itself more thoroughly tothe no- tice of our citizens than the school and Orphan Asy- lum of St, Vincent de Paul. This society com- menced on an exceedingly small scale and haa grown in a few years tobeone of the most re. Mable and ably conducted of the many numerous establishments of this description connected with the Catholic Church. Three orphan children were at first taken in and cared for by one of the Sisters at the suggestion of Rev. Father Lafont, ‘The num- ber increased to seventeen, when the sister found that this responsibility in connection with her schook teaching was more than she could assume, Shortly after the Sisters of the Holy Cross took charge of the rapidly increasing number, and, with the as- sistance of eminent ladies of this city, hired two houses in Twenty-sixth street, near Seventh ave hug, and there established an asylitil and ind School for orphan children. Neither the na tionality, the religion of orphans nor the parish to which they belong are questioned ‘when admisaion to the asylum is sought, thus mak- ing it m good earnest the worthiest of charities, ‘These two buildings are now crowded—applicants being daily on account of this repletion denied ad- mittance. The size of these buildings rendering them unfit for further occupancy the pastor of the Church of St, Vincent de Paul and the managers of the Ladies’ Benevolent Society attached to that church determined to build an asylum large enough to accommodate all the poor little orphans, half orphans or children deserted by parents who made application for homes. A large, elegant building, oc- cupying five and one-third lots, in Thirty-ninth street, and 100 feet west of Seventh avenue, is in pro- cess of erection. The situation is very fine, emt- nently healthy and convenient of access, where chil- dren of any age will be taken and properly cared for. ‘The ladies composing this benevolent society pay to the Sisters the monthly sum of six dollars for each child and furnish comfortable wearing apparel. No cropped hair here and checked uniforms to brand the Poor little inmates with the mark of charity. It seems necessary for any institution of this character to adopt a particular style of dreas, It ig sometimes a subject for speculation when visit- ing these establishments whether one has not by mustake blundered into a penitentiary instead of a spot redolent with “sweet charity.” However, 80 long as good is accomplished, it is scarcely Christian or in keeping with that loveliest of ali virtues, the “thinking no ill,” to sharply criticise, but we shall Sry Apne ny yey residences compenet by rnin to accept ob may not feel that the 1aark of wretched ese places: udence is Written all over them. . ere are twenty-eight boys, ranging in age from ‘three to eleven, are seventy Ray, pitts, frou rom Fd to sixteen. Boys are not kept in Cie! their twellth year. Girls are not allowed to eae bor peogpeinn fo metagy ep oe hier gh hy makers, seamstresses, cha cooks, on through the diiferent eee of snbor, by the ladies connected with the church and soci ‘The children are taught bot: and French, Dboys well in_mathet made compe- vent at the early age of eleven to take places in eed ate ie ife6 Bu Epeé pee bee ay E 3 : | of the institution jus her young life, spoke French with the fluency i : a native. The girls’ schoolroom 18 a large, pl un row of seats—where eee with a circular littie ones sit and aye the watchful eye of a bie sadness which the sight of so many jae litde creatures will excite, the Lge ing is a pleasant one. The faces are mostly ind inteiligent. Questions are promptly answered, not at all as if tramed to make a good impression upon visitors, but shyly and with a little twinkle of fun in their eyes, which poverty and cruel treatment too olten crush out of the face and manners of the tuany even. ‘The boys’ schoolroom is furnished in the same manner, and the little fellows are weli kept aud tidy. ‘The dormitories are clean and in the best of order, but altogether too crowded for heaith, having irom tweive to eighteen beds in cach apartment, with only two windows, and in many cases three n@ . This diniculty wiil be entirely obviated in the new asylum, which is progressiny as rapidiy as the state of the weather will allo The industria! sckooi is a very interesting depart- ment, where the giris are taught every description of needlework, Fine undercothiag 1s here made to order for different fauuies in ory best style, two Sisters having eutire charge of this division, ‘They are required to exercise regularly, noi allowed to stoop over work, and im every detuil to preserve the sae method and neainess. ‘The culinary department of this institutioa is also conducted by Sisters and the fare is extremely fru- gal. Good bread, white aud brown; meat aud vege- table soups, potatoes, rice and molasses, with a lew ap articles of diet, comprise the bili of fare. No “a Or coffee is allowed on the premises. Last sum- mer notwithstanding the crowded condition of the asyinm, the vitiated state of the atmospaere and the great dimculty attendtug veutilation, not a single case of iliness occurred. The physician (ailo- pathic), who, by the way, gives his services gratui- usly to the asylum, Slumbutes this woo aber healthy condition of the inmates wo care taken in the preparation of food and we avoidance of everytuing inflammatory or contrary to hygienic principies. The rent of these two Louses is $2,400 and out of the six doilars amonti Paid for the board of tuese orphaus and the sale of a jew desirable tancy articles, the Sisters, by the closest economy, manage to pay hall the rent, besides detray- every houschold expenditure, ‘The superinteudence of the bath devolves upon two Sisters--no small responsibility this keeping sach a host of children sweet and clean. Nothing is al- lar ablutions. Cleanil- at backed sofa, a few fortabie chairs), is e fitted up with ali the mp and beauty whici the of the Catholic Church. It like coming splei arm vo the seete. Te ofa Jun foking for c ni us, all the world like a live babe & cradie above the altar. ‘Mary her » 0 i { ae El ii fie i E : q 1 re i i 2 5 of =f Fe 633 SuEE a =Bie ‘ ae re sili dl fi i i a if i i Ne E § : 5 : = : g E f : Ht £35 5: A a é : H i if 3 ' i 3 ; a # i ? $ . it Es 33 B i: i 3 = it iti = fe = 2 ee ion of rents amount to a thi lent of the United whore he is g553522F