The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1872, Page 2

2 #OARI DERS W WANTED, SE WEST. oF} ¥TH |, AVENUE.—ONR 1", BOgKa on second floor single Room fou arth Sfoor, with frst class Board; references. No. ‘Weat Twonty-ninth street. WOR SALE, N areal) 7 ae ROSEWOOD CABINET sewing te sil” Ale ghine yore ry tia mac tn pe i tear” SN be sol ytd 18 GARDEN, OW BRY re LOS Gkepey iN on enss0n, CK FROM MADISON SQUARE.—A SUIT 0) 1 ec Toame tront aud two back on the third Toor, with Bourd, in a first class house, 119 East Twenty-third street; t references, im the Grand FIRST CLASS SAMPLE ROOM rat LD bi tof turston Pena 22 ce eee. one ainaaing: thor. we Roetioncers, No. nti ble Pace oes fr AUDIY to THOR, oaet gt aad AP ern Ee A Lacie Pagani family to let also all Rooms for gentlenen 1S Ea East Se ontoonth ‘eet. tween Fifth avenue and Union square. SEVENTY FIVE aes Pils CHEF DYOVER fot LOMINiy at DRUG STORE IN GOOD MELREORHOOD HAS rate stance’ fora physician. “inguire at’ Ve? uarkst streee PO, ADRIENNE , LARGE SUNNY ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOG apered a y Boa: a Re ee a Retaanly.” ad Woot Twonty-olsth street, near Broadway. ©) LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED FOURTH STORY Rooms, with first class Board, at 17 West Forty-second 5 rences exchanged. RTH AVENUE AN ENTIRE ELEGANT PARLOR © Ploor (will accommodate a large family), now va- cant ity the pleasantly situated double house 4 Fifth avetiue ; private table only. $6 TO $3 PER WEEK FOR NICELY FURNISHED i Room, with Board; families accommodated equ- iy Tow; hot and cold water in rooms 139 Macdougal street, near Fourth. be NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY lace and Fifth avenu*.—Front Parlor, sunny ex- eee double and single Rooms. handsomely fur- h Board; table Boarders accommodated. zeccade: As 0 MID BAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET.—SIX \ peed 12 furnished Rooms, with hot and cold water, to goman we wife or oe gentlemen, with ist c ass joard ‘ted. few table boarders accomm 2 CLINTON PLAC LASS AND BLEGANTLY furnished Parlo1 ange Room adjoining; together or separately; first class Board; rare opportunity; references juired, MILITARY fb gperobees BY A MAGNIFICENT Loti i! it scenic artists iD UNTLESS: nae FIRST Ue | Latta p weed es FOR SALE— Location cash trade; enler- ‘Asing pares, rare rare Seralendt bins cey. Particulars Chambers street, BAETALION iA ay Naa a COSTUMES, AMUSEMENTS. MONDAY. Decomber 33 deetiy tie work Becond week i Miss Le Selene cieied by ine ‘the spleni Comned. 4 oe! ‘the Two ena ey ee ata eM SUNDAY. ENING AT Ei 2 GRAND pasrones toon on’ CHRISTM AR DAY. tacular Drama entitled the pene eta erarions. GEORGE W. SIMERS, Store 4 Agency. — KING SALOON, vailroed depots spiondid business ice tg make ‘money; bargain, Vs rata ' W, BIMERS, Store Agency. i TOG! LERY FOR BALE —EXOHI; ointt, Tent location great pusitem dHorongivare; well | Drum sively Batronized ‘emali capital req TIMERS, Store Agency. _ YSTER AND CHOP HOUSE FOR cit ous 9 Kighth erences death the 16 sh Gun Engl merican containers iD LIGHT ec2 A} pommn, BILLIARD rinci wands encaltont ol ticulars 28 Chambers aa ELARSRGanionn unrivalled Mae DA ity Mi D AMILIOUS: syne; in HERD RABRON: SATURDAY MATING er. ‘© forming a combination of attraction never h ied gan thea ean SATURDAY. M ONT ALE? pt ONT, SHOLIDAY ani IBLO'S GARDEN. bors street. ne pot a sacrifice; bost on ont 10'S GARDEN, . Apply at 23 Gansevoort street, car MOST ony AFTE. PRUEACLEE a ren WORLD, WELL LOCATED CORNER bye igre froRE. LOTO! for sale cheap in My ak oe kustionee ra Noe Al Py LO! a the following cast ND. Loros! ITS 8 AND DAZZLING FEATURES, AIN RISEN. AT HAU-PAST (ONE. GE NERAL ADNISSION. ONB FAMILY CIRCLE, entra: a, Daze ee keeney | wren, At Charles Gourtioy Max Harkawa; Meddle Le on Crosby’ at. FIFTY CENTS Por this ATTRACTIONS, KVBRY KVENING AT 8. THE GREAT BURLESQUE TROUPE, HOTEL “@OwNTOWN), WITH | 6 ROOMS, FOR sale cheap; rare chance; also Corner Liquor'Stores down town, Sample Pay pe Pan Oyater Secor cite roadway, Restaurants, M Cigar EVERY AFTERNOON A’ LS store ‘Agency, TT Cedar street. 2878 STREET, perwany. LEXINGTON AND Third avenue.: ntleman and lady can find a panteomely furnihed ‘arlor, with or wi(hout Board: family small; everything new, Address E, D., Herald Uptown Braneh office. Introduesng the aes speciaition, Mesira the-world renowned and Dance Artists, also i ae MEDAN AND MAOK, tile ciiaracter change artists; also Professor the versa 2 oC Ma anne arta —FOR SAL BARERIAG, CONFECTIONERIES, it k and Provision Factory, Brug Stores, TELLAS Bore e Agency, 77 Cedar strect. : series, Port Toy fata (Bhoo 80100, FOR BOANDAL Wednesiay and. Ti evenings, M itanda, Bakeries tere IONEY the SATORDAY MATIN QQ WES! TWENTY-SIXTH STRERT.—NICE ROOMS for single ladies or gentlemen, with or without Board; new furniture ; first class location and reasonable price; brown stone house. mio trie iil Mai AND BARNEY. u at IN ies will aj Orie Are me ERNOO VENING. Gilberts Pairy Comedy of the iF TRUTH. with his comic trick mi Rett penne ESTABLISHED CIGAR STORE IN opposite theatres, through sickness, for 18 ig & chauce seldom met with. LLOYD, 29 Broadway. _ the holidays, Mr. bese haw AFTERNOON ata Fy ALAC! 4 EAST NINTH STRKET, NEAR BROADWAY.—TO let, with Board, double and sin; ingle Rooms, to gen- ee ay Boarders accommodated, Reierences ex- changed. 4 WEST THIRTY-! eee \patfat tle FIFTH avenue.—Ono: Suit of large, pleasant Rooms, on parlor floor, with or without private table; ‘referonce: SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE.—FURNISHED Rooms to let, with or without Board, en suite or ation delighttul ; terms moderate. STREET, WEST, HALF BLOCK FROM pleasant home for Winter.—Desira- RA) oma ior auee oF entleme on third tloor, with d prices; unexceptionable referenc 47 ¥ WEST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN Broadway and fixth avenue.—Newly furnished Rooms, with or without breakfast. WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH oo tae Sixth avenues. “Elegantly furnished Rooms; single and in suits; for famillesor single gentlemen; Board first class; references required 59 'T THIRTY-SEVENTH STREET.—A GENTLE- Od man can be accomodated with a hali Room; south- ern exposuie, and irs 14 EAST TWENTY-FIGHTH STREET.—A PRI- -O yato family have a back Parlor and single Room to let, with Board; terms moderate. 16.4 NES? 1WENTY-THIRD STREET. FURNISHED O Rooms, with Board, to let, ina private family. STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY WILL RENT, with Board, second or third Floors of their elegantl: turnished residence, to a family of adults, Address PRI- VATE, Herald off NMARRIED PER- urth street, Rooms OME FOR FAMILIES OR ED sons.—At No. 42 West Twenty- and Board; extraordinary reference. WO GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED WITH ancatly furnished Room and Board at $6 per week, fre and gas included. Inquire in drug store, corner of Jane ant Hudson streets, New York. BOARD AND LODGING V WANTED. HEERFUL, PLEASANT, WARM, COMFORT. Able, Kom, with Board, wanted for a, ladys if Suited will be permanent; $20 per_1 be paid. Address A. & , Herald Uptown Bri LADY (TEACHER) WISHES, WITHOUT BOARD, A wediuip-sized nicely furnished Rrom, containing closet and water: parties iving in parts of or tenement flousos teed not apply, terms wih grate oF stave fro tut good attendance: $5 weekly. Address J: Ml. box 2,241 Post office. A FRENCH PROFESSOR, WITH DIPLOMA, WOULD like to give any lessons and to receive in exchance board or part ot his board. Call at 30 North William street, in the drug store. } OARD WANTED—BY A SING LE GENTLEMAN, IN aprivate temily, between Filth and Sixth avenues and Thirticth and ihirty fourth bakeinti references given and required. Address L. A. W., box 173 Herald Uptown Branch ofiice. with Board for four , wanted, below Twenty-third Street, betweon Third and Eighih avenues. Address 0. A., Herald office. WARTED—A SUIT OF ROOMS, DOUBLE AND single, with Board, for lady ‘and two gentle- riteth sireet and. Sixth box 163 1 Hera! IBBY HOTEL, ONE BLOCK FROM CITY HALL, 4 56 Warren sireet.—Rooms Me. per day, $2 5) to $4 per week; Family Rooms $1 and $1 W per diy. $5 to 810 per wee! EW ES D HOTEL, 3 BOWERY, CORNER OF only. ST, CHARLES HOTEL (EUROPEAN PLAN), 643 Broa ner of Bleecker stre ms $1 per day hotel reconstructed; from $5 t to $10 per week, ‘SE, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND first block above Stewart's new ¢ most eligible position in the city.—Parlors and Bedroom: with baths, dc. attached, at reasonable prices: also stigle Rooms from'7b:. to $1 per day Hor 3, “ROOMS, &C, WANTED. In this City and Brooklyn, T Y A LEGAL GENTLEMAN—A SUNNY APARTMENT, furnished o1 ina Frenen tami! oftiee. \ P ANTE D—AN u T furnished, near Irving or Astor piace; Address COMORT, box 104 Herald | URNISHED HOUSE, BETWEEN with modern improvements; re ,000. Address J. C., box Wl Post ome NESS OPPORTUNITIES. _ A. “RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN— Ps An old one well established Shirt Bi Tew Wanting t0 sell aud iull particulars, address D. C. West Broadwa. ASt 1000, established and wishing toextend their busin wants of thelr trade. For te M , Ledger othee, V1 to meet, A ick WANTED— JX corner Tea. Dry ¥; no better location; eapa- dle of doing 310,000 $1,000 cash required, sane | at DANLURE 12 Broadway. A RARE OPPORTUNITY IN and Foed.—A partuer with $4 ‘anted to a Kouy anit business in above linc; bond and mortga, security will Le given for capi'al invested and a a han Frome Fotnrn, guaranteed, Aprly to GRIGGS, CARLE- TON & CO, % Proadw WORKING MAN W JA. immediately tusiness; must take entire charge of help, MES € CO,, 24 Broadway. 1 31,00) CAS “LADY COMMANDING $2,00) CASH, AS SUPERIN= ZL tending party in a highly respect | listied Lusiness; agreoable association cured; liberal ‘compensation guarante N OFFICER OF A. MANUFACTURING © CONPANY, AA, having other business wants a party with § Cush, to tale ¢ of hip postion. Inveompany; ‘Rood salary; full good opportunity for advanie nt, MOODY & CO,, 183 Broad: may address SPECULA ‘TION, Herald t “office, Fer SAL" CL DESIRABLY LOCA nicely tt oa up ir it and Contec nery Store; tas r 9 1 part Fixtures without stock or cempletes yMices ‘doatro price tone $150 10 $760, Address EATHON, Hora Rae nd a Power complete trom Philately mediately THOM 2 Vint street eD—A GOR” MIDDLE-AC willing and attentive, with cash of $100 Propostion to proper party. Call r. SMI ay., hall door. WwW N ESTABLISHE partner, cit ecial of active, with $1 $25,000; business & speciality to wholesale gro- "Box UL Post once. Yond: RICTLY g ASH BUSI- 009 in 90 di % —PARTNER IN A $500. ness, that will pay $! d roadway, room 23. teulars $1. 000 “AN HONORABLE BUSINESS MAN wanted in @ strictly legitimate business | ay ing a Hit daily income, Parties only who mean Gusiness will piease call at'w Liberty street, rovin 24s $20. 000, N ESTABLISHED JOBBING NOUS dress box 1,224 ‘ust office, EUROPE LEGRAND'S ORIZA PERFUME: 207 Rue St. Honore, 27, Paris Byegialty dor presenraiton vt Aand ORIZA LYS Distinguished Berfumes of various hi Fold by ail Vertumers, Drug IPUE COSMOPOLITAN AMERICAN, AND ENGL Drink |r r, No. 4 Rue Scribe, Pai Yisiting Parks are’ intormed that the. Cosi quiets, ats anid Hairdrosse ra Portia favied for the Lest American and Kogilel drinks Feo bricwors, G. VALENTINE & U FING SAMPLE AND LUNOH ROOM, IN THE | BVENING ara apie Burlesque of 1 bola SQUARE THEATRE. Proprictor. Manager. Mr, Fy vas My 5 SREN ES begin sf rg UO AisTM AS MATI- t 2, A WEEK OF STANDARD Souanine. pout DON ASSURA: BCu ale FOR SCAND Pr orld and rursBay Hv EniNas, ep ecombes sand andatthe EXTRA MaTI IN CO! MAS DAY, mit be be presented Dion rousleuult's most popular cow: INDON ASSURANCE, Mr. Mark Smith D. H, Harkins 7, B, Lam! “ir. W, 8. Quigley itis Fille lover Hayward Misa Josephine Laurens day and Saturday evenin vand we In active preparation for production immediately after ATHERLEY COURT. Tho Box Oftice is open every day from 8 A. M. to 5 P, M. Seats for either the day or evening performances may be secured in advance. Barnes’ THE BABES IN TH Be 25 GURISINAS DAY), 8 tn the Lecture ‘Room, FTERNOON ie centre of business, opposite Herald and achstai at a ue it applied for to-day on DECE! a aang ‘On ANE i" UG STORE FOR SALE—COST $4,000; WILL BE $1,800; circumstances outside of business A Particulars at w ency, 78 Cedar street. yor SAUR—A NUMBER OF LARGE SECOND HAND wilt be sold very Low to close LES CENT apostasy MMBR, PARISIAN OPERA BOUFF! FIRST On MONDAY EV EN IN AMERICA, of Charles Lecocq’s eye 2 OTe Vine: UNDRsD VI! itary) rf E ATEST SENSATION IN PALS, Peete te and careful relicarsal for nica EVENING” THIS WEB an SATURDAY MATINEE, Wiurnew costumes, now scenery and the eutiro strength Sates, in good order ; ly OR SALE—A FANCY STORE IN A GOOD NEIGH- ty ne whe end pretaruts: the York. orhood, or a 1 379 Gi Ditson & Co.'s music store, 711 Br ch b the pach three months ON CRRISTNAR 1Gk CREAM EAM AND hth avenue, doing a g kortant business; wit pail OY ain; @rare opportunity. Broadway, rear Tascmeut VOR “STORE, 0s CANAL STREET, CORNER OF ‘ors; at for sale.—First class Fix! Apply on the premises, fro ALRE—CONFEOTIONERY, ter Saloon on Ei owner engaged in more casy terme ats yt Mile. EB. Mis. BONELLI. LAND, DUGHRGNIS Poulardot. NARDIN, Brididick. SiRBAU, the Duke. RHOUSSE, Plupersonn. ‘The balance of the company will repraent women of all nations, English colonists, soldiers, seamen and emi- a te. first act isin London; the second and third acts in Mons. VON GHELE RISTMAN AND SATURDAY MATINEE, Popular prices. Gallery, © cents. Seats #in advance at the Olympic Theatre and ‘oad Wa } Offenbach’'s New Op A’ PRINCES! ‘and Tus BRIGAND Ds. aac er THEATRE teenth street. near Third avenue. Av. NEUENDORER ONDAY, ‘DEM col RAVEN EMANCIPATION, tu Lease, Om IDA. Me to RINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.—WELL SELECTED type and machinery; steam value about $5,00J- Address | EWING MACHINES SELLING OFF DECIDEDLY cheap.—Best holiday presents. 23 teen mioh ave. hue, corner West Ten'h street, and 187 Bast Broad ‘anal street, pa NG ox 137 Herald oftice. the Gres lands. We Mr. JOSH HART. . Poputlar Matinee. Grand Attraction, with scats, “$1; old machines repaired GINE “AND “BOILERS FOR ‘SALE—AT rs RIVING- OR SALE—TEN-HORSK PORTABLE, ENGINE, second anit; alao two Wh, wo 2, tree 90-horay I rs Haan cn phird and Grand streets, roboke W\OR SALE—ONE ENGINE AND BOILBR, 30-HORSE fo be seen running. in probe ‘Twonty-second street and Eleventh avenuc. ply at’ McCLAVE oora’s THEATRE. HENRY DUNBAR. Edwin Booth. Proprictor and Manager ‘Evening ‘didring tue Ihe week, SATURDA INKE at 2, yrill be presented for the frst ‘iment this'Thoatre, Mr. ‘Tom Taylor's thrilling Drang, entitled HENIY, UNDA with MR, JAME! ALLACK in his erent eee Wenaractor of In activo preparation several London successes, amon; M which are KE o MARLBOROUGH” and “AMO! will shortly be prod oe “GREAT DU CLARK,” and which the Theatre, or at ce Seats accured six daysin advance ROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIO. bebidas ti oe and Manager w age! rats ‘ONLY. ‘wo Mr. BOOTH respectfully announces the first appear- ance in Brooklyn of Ce ea Anglish Tragedicane, in two of her justly famous roles—JULIET and PAU- LINE-on MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, and TUESDAY, DECEMBER &. 8 im Brooklyn, 2 ‘be secured at the Academy, at Rul ima n’s, 114 Broadway. HEATRE COMIQUE, 514 Broadway, Lossce and Manager CHRISTMAS WEEK. New Faces. New Pantomime one First, Appearance of MR, GEORGE H. the rent ‘Snglish tlown. Also First Appearance of ROFESSOR BUSHNELL ek wire and top and plate spinning. week Beene istinas fophatecss or PUSSY IN THE WELL. AD Pesce mammoth h crops retained, Matinges every Wednesday and Sal rday. RAN Ai MATING. WEDNESDAY APTERNUON AT 3 O'CLOCK, on hi An entire new olio, Bored} Box office open auly, from 9 til PONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, WEEE 10 BRICKMAKERS.—BRICK PRESSES FOR FIRE 309 South UND sree firget, 201 BOWERY. and red brick meauMsts Philadelphia. E: tablished OAL, MA’ TINE REGULAR cHRisthaS ee aol some Y DUMEE _FURNITURE. A —CARPETS, ELK OF FUN, TY IN THE Held 3g IN THE TUE BOWERY, cLowN 308 BUTLER, PANTALOON, SOUN FOSTER, OLIDAY CARGO OF NEW'STARS, ats Lace Curtains, oftige, Fcy-nipth sfreet. Window Biiaes, Bla at very low priser for the next thitky wholesale and retail warerooms, 500 to hue, corners of Thirty At JOU Np nts IMMENSE TROUPE. fo Sisters, Mason, Bur- ger, Emerson, CURISTMAS NIGHT. Manager... uty sixth aes to W. s a8 STOCK “OF EVERY DESCRIPTION eb, and petiag will be found at AIT & CO. Chatham street, sindiyy avery rod ann ease nat Parlor and Chamber etre received weekly or monthly. bargains lor ci OUR FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS, > —-———— DAY EVENING, DECEMBER 25, W YORK MENDELSSOHN UNLON, MRS. JENNIE B VAN ZANDT, STER Mit GEO, MIMPRON, MR. Hats WHITNEY, + T BENDALL'S OLD STAND.—FURNITURE, CAR. pets and Bedding cheap tor cay oe by, y, weekly and monthi ments. onelly paymgyyand 211 Hudson, corer Cunal strest. HAND FRENCH ELEGANT SECON Plate Fier, Mantel and Side Pirro Cabinets, Clocks, 1 bargains: one camel's hair 3 31, for $50), at F, CORTON’. 58 East ‘Thirteenth street, ucat | Sheldon’s, 677 Broadway and Pond’s, 3 cr E RE! OTTO St NGEI, ED SEAT: ERA! SLC FIFTY CHNTS BATON Schirmer's 701 Broadway; Ruliman’ A, be obtained at, the ital: served in advance. Children halt price. MS concerts, fairs and lectures, ght or longer, at reasonable terms, ‘AL, Superintendent, in the building. MAGATFIOENT CRIMSON SATIN PARLOR SUIT, | les early new ; cost $480; tor $200; one doy ‘Paintings, Bronzes, Book" Curtains, Turkish Chairs, Lounges; Chain arniture + ® sacrifoo; Richards, Esq.; leaving «West Eighth sire ready to let, tc BRYAN1’S MINSTRELS, BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. Rot 'D THE BRYANT'S MINSTRELS | ROUND THE BLOCK. et.—20) light Rooms, neatly furnished, | BRYANDS MINSTRELS. | ROUND THE BLO Bayard ite. oF Glee per night, $3 to $4 per week, for gentlemen | property of Dr. W 1 Clinton piace | between. Pins and Sixth avenues. | OARPRTS, FURNI- | ices, oh weekly PIANOVORTE, e 27 Union square, First clase handsome new f ‘very reasonable terms, A little, very low Jor cash. 9 ‘EAST younrs: NT! a MAuMIcuired. and sold. on tte r cash or instalments, ery. low for cash or to rent, ‘Sdwhere at tad Last Fouricenth ASSORTMES fe and editing. ot Hn toarest cash fortes for sale wi ue, corner of Twentieth sire THEO. monag antreer CONGE: T DRAWING ROOM SUIT, POMPA- dour, Marte Antoinette style, covered silk brocade, As; Pianoforte, Etagercs, sacrifice; prop- av. and several used Cost $450, Tor $200; do. $ symphony No, Boas, Ciaaber ning phony 6, Concerto. for violin, 0 Mr. T. E agraffe Piano most reasonab Pianos used a littl before purchasing’ street, corner Third avenue. Qvertur Symph *Kaulbach . CHRISTUAS PRE red ue sue Brocatel, $120 Carpets, Mirrors: | 4 \ RARE CHANCE TO “MAK: ‘DID CARVED, SERPENTINE | oversirung buss, carved legs and lyre, io vaweans very brilliant Please call at 172 Classoh avenue, SELL, FOR $165, en octave upright nodern style and improvements, perfect order, room 7, China, iS than halt ‘Cost. yea remaining concerts, Steinway & Sons, Singte adimissio Us WOULD LIKE, Furniture to dispose of isfactory arrangements, Kt t with a party bavi Board, on sail uss 4) ae way, room 44, Pinnotorte, je ‘0c fth and Twenty-fourth streets, trom Lex- | Reserved seats, D CORNER SQUARE Tosew r $275 cash; Parlor, ocean, auvdin, Chala: Lown 8 Paint: a encrifice. Besidence $6: rep. “Sits, 835 its, uh Wost aorae yard, and 30) lots, at private ‘residence | ~~ PIANOFORTE, 's, finished ack carved legs best city makers, cost 243 East Wth st, betw ‘ines; the | I known among all the jobbing trade and | 1 by the week or mouth, $ sustajned a first class reputation. Reason for | 4 $200), Apply at resi _corner of Twenty-fifth atreet OR, WEEKLY REAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PI 5 rent at $6 per month, in goo ly place, Letween Broadway’ and Wash: PAYMENTS—CARPETS, 1A c ya Successful Fo ngtel phim inanufacturing house, now ty j d 844 and 885 Third avenn TAYE ROSEWOOD PIAS nist; must be sold to pay nd vane ors parate with a handsome suit of Furniture, reas 1or —STANDA iD AM ated ty. maker, ve TOSe, tor aml | Cost $85), for $275; | 124 West bat st. eR, successor to Phe TLE ls, Cues, Marke e., all comp Apply at the’ Olylapie Care, in good order. ITE take half interest in manufacturing |. HARIZism wood Pinnotorte $1.0. tor S40: stool, « Vute resid ence, 120 WW est Zi st, FOR CASH OR A Lit advance.—Magnificent wv Sx10 tables $0) les, KAV Heat variety second corner Canal and ¢ hours, Addrevs FLFI TH AVENUES Herald Uptown Branch | ISCHLLANSOUS. the well known name and rennation of } eels near B UTIEUL PIANO FOR $100—A ST tay © R made, fitted up a the most approved priueiplos Plans and estiwates furni Horticultural Builder , 245 W on application to twenty-sixth street, N. Y every iinpuwernent BIDDI street, with the help of | iMustra’ tore exhib! ZACHING MUSIC, » Germany liters school, family KACHISK,’ box 280 cantile [ 2A Gains IN PIA ¢ 7 oF on tine, Tare st Unions lor pipe Organ, podals, fe P. St. and trom 6 te PM: at ive Chriswo. sR eho ag DANCING ACAD: —bvopWwoRTi's LASSES FOR DANCLN For days and terms se ome, Calland examine, i AINS.—BEAUTIFUL mouldings, ev ianutactory price, 8 BLE, 470 8th av., nent, Warranted wken, $12 month R, € into a paying busi- 3 ACADEMY, PLIMPTON WITH A SMALL CAPITAL, IN esant and Ninth sitee: ec ss that will net $8) a week. Call at 16, Dr. V. Call Hing, intersection sand Thursta oir 7 7 | at Robinson's flail, sixteenth vtrect, between “Broad | and Fifth avenue.’ bargain i New Yorks superb overstruny idtrsott traordinary sa TAME’ near Mueuougal. , UPRIGHT AND ® with, every improvement, #275 anit vip war Vor par- DANCING ACADEMIES.—CLA 4 and 110 East Thirteenth 11 155 Kast Finty-fourth str hour, day and evening, 7, 2 2 Bast Eleventh st. AUSE" at Natori Hal fully warranted, so anos, wlLiron trame, four monthe ased, for $20) and for Vv MEMORIAM, “IT I8 DON ? +4 Parlor Organ, 16 feet, B, 48 Second avenue. [OLIDAYS.—NEW A es and periect tones ever m: and ty best makers, at lower prices lor cash, or month SE ay. puld take an active or xpecial partner. | pertectly in ‘six priv ‘ate , ML BROOME ST. than can be found elsewhere. fashi Dances in ohe course of le QW GIRSS POR TUESDA Y. DANCING rg FOR A HANDSOME ROSEWOOD Piano with all modern imnprovemetas vory ally Warranted, We | 230 BOOTS, SHOES, &C had lised ; ortzinal cost, 8% a a le | (a8tiit, Spe Ee 4 RESTAURAN Wadd YORK RESTAURANT—LATE OF 7 it 18 Weat Fourteenth gentlomen's Dining Saloons; ariors reserved for private dinner WN, B.—Newly furnished Aparuaents 239 and 21 |b at Bigd avenue, Boots and Shocs a 01 gentlemen and fade misses se Stapsaloaon prywourn ¢ “CHunoH. also,& number of Parl pacties, suppers, &e, ture on evening, Doo, 9, M® FB. Conwars BROOKLYN THEATRE. Kvery evening and matinces, SATAN. and the SPIRIT OF BEAUTY iepcoasd at each performance ‘ay or drama. TERRACE GARDEN.—¥IFTY.1 EIGHTH STREET, BE- ent eet Lexington and Third a raordinary Christmas Perform LOUINE THOHTHAYS GRAND One MSOMPANY, TUURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 26, at 8 o'clock, Die Verbolung, Boi ae cele! Das Versprechen Hintern Her can be secured at the pres 0, Garden Theatre Broadway, 585 Broadway, opposite the Motropolites Hotel. OBERT W. BUTLER CURISTMAS WEEK ‘APTRAGTION NS. OUR COMPANY NOW COMP: CET. POWERFUL AND VERSATILE, The Champion Tegego Combine, Gee ‘Al tn his character of Yorkshire Sum, Doleful Lover, ke. Miss A in Gems of Serio-Comic Songs. GO. EEOPOLD and hia won deri Pupil LEO. he AER LU SENSATIO cons 8 ie THE Fain ABBOTT PAN OMe ot ala BRILLIANT eas Age NOVELT Doors open at 7. Durvain rises at o'clock. Seats re- A MATINEE ON CH ‘MA! sin ai RYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, D STR Bd.strect afd Fit ay ara near Botts “Theatre Eve! vening at ‘aturda: ‘inee ai is MTS fi . ND Tin ‘E BLOCK, BLOCK: ROUND TH BLOCK, ROUND THE BLOCK. ROUND THE Jon ROUND THE BLOC! TRA GRAND MATI RTS. STEINWAY HALL, SATURDAY EVBNING, DRC. 24 413 OCLOCK, SUCUND SYMPNONY CONCERT. Reethoven Max Bruch nce). . Berlioz «Liszt e Lear of 4 ease ‘ic Poem, “Die Hunnenschlacht, Orchestra and Organ, Introduction and Finale, “Tristan und feotde" t Der Walkueren’. 4 Wagner n Tickets, Including reserved sents for the ave can be had at the box office of programmes can also be hag balcony “Boe, extra cond Syinphony Concert The sale of tickets for th will commence this worming: atG. Schirmer's, 701 Broad- | way; at the Theatre Ticket Hh the box office of Steinway & S + Broadway, and at Revostrory ‘OF WO! ‘DER, scl NC se AND SARE OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK at! sour al rN near Wouicenth street, E ONLY ONE NOW OPE. No other such place in America for Amusing and Instructive Presents Conjuring Tricks, Svlentille Toys, trom. 50 cents ew Splendid boxes of Tricky $5, $19, $15, $20, $25, $45, 360, with full, ete The $5 and $10 Boxes are perfectly wonderful Those at sb) and $2) are infinitely superior tg any ever sold ny of the Tricks when inade of boxwood are lin: bio teal on sovonat of Warping, but in M. WALTZ Boxes they are made of PATENT HARD KUBBER. d to provide Magtes tertainments for cveniti parties ving the clusive services of several first class performers, PARTICULAR NOTICE, No connection with other parties who are trading on | MARTZ, THE ILLUSION the cc! eur ted PROF. J. Dir nf the London Re Subject—“Burning to Deat ad by numerous ed in r Tekets the Wait. iNew rriv’ ks ‘i - Mechanical iid Huindreds of other. A BA 3 SAWAN ANYTHING -BEFO) be STM List Now tation on the dying wor Horace i ki se. Pubtfsived iD edition tht Sot every where. HOM OTrdON & Coe Publishers, Hl Broadway. THE LECTURE SEASON. AUGHTER.—A_ LECTURE AND GRAND EXUIBI- 4 tion of the humorous effects of Laughing Gas will be given by Dr, HASBROUCK (late operator at Colion Den- tal Leoeiaiiony at Republican Hall, Broadway and ‘Twenty-third street, MONDAY EVENING, Docember 23, at 73g o'cloek, . to ladies and gentlemen. Admission 100; mes, 1 Wee wal epgeRe Drama of ON Wi OWSON,, tle Oe URI DERPUL, AMUSING and PICTURESQUE od N. BATIONAL FOLLY. siiaatad aL BN. new OROKSTO! RSE OARS nde LINE nah come Rote ER, intersecting ry tine of Oars wee eh aoe ATURES of REN oui ‘00D, Me._Ji int onad prouaaaM. Miss 3 ant ne in this Wé Beene I—Readi . Heouo, T—The vant’ Ualca Depot and cho- scene tithe ind Grand Contectionsep, eae Sat > Bs Ly ¢ Ball at Lion Park, seen se dma sfeenes at the old Aiblo’s Garden a i the “Black Crook.” How " ‘airy ‘spectacle fm got ready. A uniuo beet ya night in Hi HILW's | tam Lm ry howe with Se genuine “Boxing fi See! prt Madl sow! wettn view of the ‘ig it ae “Folate, ig aaah scene: anion ‘ti ‘i, Toousry. Scone [—A const zens of ov Rit Fifth avenue. Scene Ii—New sce} the way to the Mas- querade.—Five mint oo with Humpty Dump- o cannes coneluding ‘with ‘the ne'Can-Gat by the famous Majitt In active prepa: ae for brilliant and unusual produc- us Oriental Spectacle (reurranged vory dud ‘rewritten for this theatre), ontitied THK OATARACT OF THE GANGRS. nate Earnest Bragleigh jonel Howard Mary maid Magda‘ ce PaSommer'Few at the’ Towan Gyit Falls. The ugise Ring, “Divorce,” S* prow Frou “ALLACK'S, Proprietor ant ae Lo LESTER WALLACK, until further notes , ghd oh SA paMfoepay at 1%, in his immensely successful permeation of Lord tr APARTMENT airs MR. GBane OPERA HOUSE. cH REST AS Day. EXTRA MATINES “or ROUND THE CLOOK, Wirt Ts NEW SCENES AND ATTRAOTIONS, Admission, $1; Family Circle, 50c. ; Reserved Seats, 50c. and $1 extra. TH AVENUE THEATRE, GINS AT 8. Sole Lesseo and Manager... . Mr. Augustin DALY MONDAY micas very severing? Burin the de’ week, will be acted tor the first time in this country an original Someday iu three acts, by Mr. Frank Marshall, of London, entitled NEW YEAR'S BVE, FALSE SUAMEt with NEW SCENERY, by Mr. bo Ae eee new ‘iual er divelud NE’ 8 CAROL, larvey Di rth, Karl of Dashing ton A noe ‘W YKAR’ uw now Costumes a la mode. -Mr. D. Whiting owen Fawcett a na *pashin ° te Miss ara Morris Gilbert Davenport ise Nel iio. Mortiiner ‘ear's Eve—Socing the Old Year out! ear's Day—with a bad beginning tor all ia ries! aanaaaees Detween False Glory and False SHR aE Day, A ‘CLOCK, GRAN, gyi 'ALSE SH. announce that’ ithe, Present novelty Mr. Daly bi will be talon uy te first of a series NT PARISIAN COMEDIES, the exclusive right to which have been purchased direct es authors. The new comedy will be an iol pensation of, eae power, and will be we company by the author of C. yo ares ‘3. eee BROTHER Sa New Scenery and appetn ents and the following The Hon. Sam Slingsby. Mr. Jonathan Rum) Mr, SOTHERN tow ‘Acts T.\and iL. CRIMBUSIT'S HOUSE aT ano ORO UG Il, INTERIOR EW. oF THE HOUSE AND GROUNDS, RDAY, Di i OTHER a Saw Mare NEE, a Due notice ips) given of the first appearance of JOHN SEFTON. YORKER STADT sole toot} and 47 Bower; NINTH PERFORMANG iF yet ae eva GRAND OPERA COMPANY, ESDAY EVENING, Deo. 24 at $ o'clock. HWE DEVIC. Seats can be secured bs thes Stadt Theatre ticket office; also corner Fourteenth street and Fourth avenue, and at pa Brothers, 2% Broad AN FRANCISCO | MINSTRELS, corner of Twenty-clehth street and Broadway. TINEE CHRISTMAS DAY, AT 23g. ee Hy ey MATINEE CHIISTMAS DAY" & Seats secured six days in ties BLUE BEARD: This, Monday, Dec. 23, day and grening. through the week; also the wonderful Parisian 8 ADAME ELIZA Dt SUMS. HOLIDAY WEEK. MUSEUM, MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS © Great Somiequestrian Pantomime, 5. on areback Rider, and ber ‘roune at seach ‘ziitios. ively last wi MONS, Dea APALIE TRON Saw MANI and t cP Female Hercules, in ieee wonacrral Camion Act. ISTMAS DA ¥! THREE EXHIB! ONS-12 M. and 2% and 8 P. M. For this Stole. the whole establishment will be open TRAFF! THRER Tere) HUNDRED RARE WILD BEAsts! ONE. LIVING, CORLOSITIEST LIFE. SIZE” AUTOMATONS! Open from 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. Note.—During the short season of BLU this Monday) evening, this oa Wiilbe given at each exhibition, in addition to. the i arena programme, S , BEARD com- 1g Pantomime GTEINWAY HALL RUBL Desirous of presenting to the public the neni ayproneh to perfection in the higher styles of music, Mr. eST MUSICAL. 6 ORGANIZ nd TUESDAY EVENIN' Bn ATURDAY A THE LA fect to the iv believed that in these three c Our present niusical power and culture will have been reached and illustrated, ROOKLYN ACADE THR at $1, at Sehirmer's, the Mer- ighth strect, Proprietors ‘wag, opposite. Astor place--This magmineent.¢ jection contains over 100,000 specimens of natural an artificial Anatomical Preparations, comprising every portion of the human frame, Lect ‘yous Exhaustion,” Dedimenta” ‘Applicants furnished with wpocket edition '—RELIGIOU 8 ol 4 Ted Memeoron TAY RDOVA will deliver his humor he Airican Livingstone awd Staniey| i Add WA Gs bee 9 Tec. Monday STEIN ° INCERTS, MBINATION OF THE EIN and THEODORE THOMAS CONCERT COMPANI t possible determined to surround the EWELL CONCERTS LD ANTON HCINST IN ; HENRI WIESTAWSKr with the TION IN AMERICA, this end wilt give on 1 vy YORK OF THRE! RL in New York, in coniunetion with THEO, THOMA, and his PIANIST AND VIOLINIST, wondertul powers; and it is con- rts the acme Fal RT NEVER WON FAIR LADY woopcocr s LtrTLe GAME, tupported by members of WLACK'S COME BOX BOOK OP YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, GLY BROAD- way, vetween Houston and Bleecker streots.—Every one should visit this wonderful Museum. It tg full of everything people should see and understand. Lectures sy hilosophy of Marriage. ? Those parties unable to attend the: 2 tmportan ures can haye them t free, on receipt of 25 cents, by, addroasing EW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, OL | de New York. USEUM OF ANATOMY, 745 BROA 8 da A Obligadons and In luable lectnres, Dost free, for 25 cents, by © nauivegning Se cretary Dr. Kahn's Museum, 745 Broadway, Now York. Open trom $A. M. to 108. M. Admission THEAT RIGAL AND show “PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TABATRICAT, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY ON” HASR ra truly capable of giving’ the | TENNISON’S TROUBLES. ‘The Descendant of the Archbishop of Canterbury Freod in Court and Immediately Atter- ward Bearrested—Something Be- hind the Scenes—Is He Crazy? POUGHKEEPSIE, Dec. 20, 1672, The case of Henry Porter. Tennison, the alleged lineal descendant of the Archbishop of Canterbury, who was arrested in this city on ® charge of bigamy, assumed an entire new phase to-day, and now the people are excited to wonderment as te what will tarn up next. It will be remembered that when he was indicted his case waa set dows for the December Sessions. In the interim the Greatest effort has been made tosecure sufficient evidence to convict him of the charge preferred against him, but the attempt has been, ing greet measure, unsuccessful. The alleged first wife is tm Trelana, and her presence is necessary to convict him. In the Court of Sessions to-day, Judge Henry M, Taylor presiding, Tennison’s counsel, William J. Thorne, moved that the prisoner be discharged on bis own recognizance, in accordance with the statutes, the people not being ready for trial. District Attorney CoMn and Hon, Allard Anthony, acting for the people, presented five affidavits to show cause why he should be held longer to await the arrival of the necessary proof. Considerable argument followed, when, finally, the Court de- decided to discharge the prisoner. SET FRER AND REABRESTED, Tennison was all this time in Court, and a quiet but apparently deeply intereated looker-on, As soon as the Court announced his discharge he started to go, but, to the surprise of every one in the court room, his progress was arrested by Sheriff Pitcher, who served another warrant of arrest upon him. Tennison looked at his counsel Mr. Thorne, with surprise, but the latter nodded his head “all right,”” when the prisoner went along with the Sheriff quietly back to his prison home. ‘The new proceeding against this now notorious individual is an odd document, and of such inter- esting nature that we give it verbatim. The warrant of arrest reads as follows:— seule Ganeten POR RELIKF—COMPLAINT SKRVED. t—Court of I N. ¥.—Perry Mapes, Paint ‘against Henry Porver fennison, defendant. ‘0 the Above named defendant—You oreby re- quired to answer the complaint of the plainuft herelas & Copy of which is hereto annexed, and to serve a see & uy at our oftoe, 8 Market street, in Foughkeapaic, AY» within twen' wee) after the service this Cuclusive of the day ot service, or Wie plninthl” Will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. NTHONY & LOSEY, Plaintiti's Attorneys. The conGniat reads as follows:— rOLIO t. Supreme Court, N. ¥.—Perry Mapesvs, Henry Porter Tenni- 601 The plaintiff in this complaint alleges the following caus oF action. That he is the father of Mary L. Mapes, who previous to the 12th day of November. ‘was @ ‘member of his family, und as such perlorming divers houselioid servicer and labor as the servant of plaintiff, and fo whose ser. Yicos this plaintif’ was then, had previous! atl Igentitled by virtue ot thelr said relation. i, the tnderstanding ald agreement between plainuf and the said Mar ad somered this | plain havin, ne always pre- Viously thereto as since furnished said Mary L. May Re ry Leia ree betty piaintift al with cloth s while the 80 in this plainti(’s service the dorendaat ae rongtully break and enter upon the an sremizes, situate in the city of Poughkeepsie, Dutchess upon Lai ntlit Tesided, an , with intent t0 injure'th pian Id, the said 12 ah day” of Nove! . Wrongiully and by se of false pretexts and statenionts entice, and take away from the home and service of plaintiff the said Mary L. Map: That doten ant in carrying out his sald intent, ropre sented and stated that he was an unmarried man, and. enticed said itty L, Mapes away from plaintis’s service by RE: Pa 3 en ae “prow SING TO manor ar yb. M and, with intent to seduce sal Mapes, go through the form of hatriage a at said tity of Poughkeep- sie aforesaid, though hi n before married to Jano Tennison, who was then his fawiul wite, and tn full Wife, no in prosecution of his said intent to deprive thepiain- the services ot said Mai rin L. ‘Raves ona % accomplish her seduction, did, by means of the wrongful practices and devices ‘aforesaid, induce entice said Mary L. Mapes to leave, the plaintits h me and service and accompany him, the defendant, away from said city, whereby the feelings of sald Mary ra: ‘apes, upon covery of ool aforesaid wri q practices of Uefendant, were gresi tly injured, and usefulness in the service ot plainti raaty impaired and the feelings of plaints! areal injured, and the Plaintit! was put to great loss and damage from the loss of the service of said Mary L. Mapes and was compelled to and did expend consi lerable sums of money in pur- g the said Mary L. Mape: sate oe reaaree to pininiits dainage ein the sum of $5.00) tor THOR & LOEY, Attorneys ior Flaintit. This iotaen: ry in this widely known case is the principal topic of conversation beware | the legal fraternity, and the answer to the complaint wit be be filed to-morrow or next day. Those who have watched Tennison closely and who are familiar with facts yet unknown to the public, openly assert that he is crazy. I learn from excellent authority that insanity is hereditary in his family. There is MUCH “BEHIND THE SCENES” in his case which reveals sorrow and trouble in @ social circle i: oughkeepsie. One Poughkeepsie lady, now separated from her husband, has written a letter fo Tennleo, aa pathizing with him and denouncing Miss Mapes. Tennison’s first acquaintance with Miss was made in a raltway car, through a Mrs. Mot ts, who conveyed @ note from him to her in a secret manner, ere is no doubt that his euit for her hand was greatly aided by more than one personin Poughkeepse. MISTAKEN IDENTITY. A Probably Innocent Man Sentenced to State Prison for Twenty Years=The Robbery of James Hume on Thanks- giving Evoning—The Truth Coming to Light. It wil be recollected by the readers of the Hgr- ALD that @ young Man named John McMillian was tried at a recent term of the Gencral Sesgions, charged with being one of a party of three who knocked down and robbed Mr. James Hume, the well-known master builder of 127 Clin! Place, on the eve of Thanksgiving Day, near Washington Park. Mr. Hume was rendered senseless by a blow from behind and his watch taken from him. He had seen bis assailants, however, and recognized MeMillian as one of them, A girl of bad character, who gavé heFfianig a8 Louisa Smith, swore upon the trial that she had &@en the whole transaction, and positively identified McMillan as one of the robbers. On bis examination in the Jefferson Market Police Court M'MILLIAN PROTESTED HIS INNOCENCR with teartul earnestness, aud charged the girl Smith with perjury in such a manner as to some- what shake the belief of Justice Cox in his guilt, The testimony on the trial was, however, too direct for any assumption of innocence and the jury found him guilty, withthe result mentioned. Soou after certain ofiicers of the Court learned through some statements of menibers of the “Houston strect gang,” with which McMillian was supposed bo be connected, that the real criminals were still at large and that an ingocent man bad been convicted, The names of the informers are for obvious reasons kept secrei, but through them the officers learned that two girls, well kuown (requenters of the street in that vicinity, had witnessed the whole trans. action, and if they choose could tell all about it. The names of these were obtained aiter some effort, and they were yesterday moruing arrested a | and brougit up before Justice Cox, at Jefferson | Market. ‘in a conversation with him, and in the presence of Mr. Hume, they readily admitted that | they had wituessed the robbery and had raised Mr. Muime’s head from the ground after the robbers had ted and WIPED THE BLOOD FROM HIS PACE. On the approach o/ the oflicers they ran away, fear- | ing to be arrested. They-professed to know the |r ALcriminals well, but did not know their names, Their statements were such as to convince Mr, Hume that they had witnessed the atfair, but that | they were telling much less than they really knew. Justice Cox, who from long experience can judge | very readily whether or mot the truth is being told, saw that they were concealing something, and urged them to make a clean breast of it. They persisted, however, that they did not Kuow the names of the robbers, but vulunteered @ description of them. They were separately taken to the celis below to see ifany of the alleged robbers were there. On their return they stated positively that the robbers were not among the prisoners shown them. They were left in temporary charge of the officer, while a new phase of the afair came up in the court room, Mr, Isaac Black, of Chatham street, Was arraigned, charged with RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS, in | purchased the watch stolen from Mr. Huine. ‘The complainant was Charles Woodruit, One of the parties Teno was ip arrest for complicity in the robbery. He stated that ie had accompanied @ friend, whose name he did not know, a Hiac 8 place, where his friend sold the watch { $15. Mr. Black, who is a very respectable went. map, gave ‘bail in. the sum of $1,500 to answer the charge. Megnwhile the “friend? of one o| the girls mentioned, who was seated in the audience, Was arrested, by order of the Justice, and the thres were intormed that they would be locked up as witnesses. This caused an immediate flatter among them, and aiter a hurried consulta- tion they concluded to tell all the trath, which they accordingly did, and the gutity parties are, no doubt, ere this arrested, Their story fully exctlpates McMillian, and both Justice Cox and Mr. Hume are convinced’ o! his innocence. Of course, with the arrest and conviction of the real culprits, immediate steps will be taken for his release. Only such portions of this curious case as the ends of justice will permit have been told, but it well exemplifies the great care necessary in questions OL AMGRELY Gat thy panogeMt dy UEt UME