The New York Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1872, Page 2

2 AMUSEMENTS. OPEC coun AIMEE AND THE 100 VIRGINS. 0; LES CENT VIBRGES. ait Iasnishee of uk Lat Ton Viton with Mile. sad Parisian BSbat, Hain 0 VIRGIN which opera has achieved an immense success. The plo’ is tntoresting, ite dialoges is very comical, Tenocuons as a humor that Hat haw been vo Ia, in thus city. thee concerted fogtee ot basaprene descriptions aro raat and irresist- LES CENTS VIERGES. 'HE 100 VIRGINS, Produced ee elegant Giversited cosets, repre- senting all Et meee | ‘OLAND, MUTRAU, DUCHESNE, Led UYER, NO vb Tat FULL STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY. ndach's eelebrated 0 Asie lendid mi: cast. KDAY, ua ra ating sor ONE. pA ELENE. TA BELLE HELENE, MATES PRICES, MATINFE PRICES, ADMISSION (with seat), $1; GALLERY, 50c. Seais secured at the theatre, 114 and 701 Broadway. .n ‘active preparation s giand, Speetacular Legend, from a comic point of view, upon Washi ington, Irving's celebrated “Three gy brineeses" entitled Splendid Scenery, ‘Provertios and Effects, gorgeous Cos- ‘ fara and a ae] powerful company, introducing many star WAkbAgr's Propnetor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK VERY EVENING until further notice, ‘SOTHERN will appear in his extraordinary impersonation of BROTHER SAM. BAM, Bam, M. DRAUTIFUL NEW SCENERY AND. APPOINTMENTS. Garden Scene, decorated by Mr. Wilson, of Fourteenth street Pras gs: Tad Mr. SOTHUERN, Mr. GILBERT, wr POL Miss EFFLE GERMON ‘and’ Miss ROSE BROTHER SAM MATINEE MATINEE MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON until further notice at 1:30, Box plan open one month in advance, * Due notice will be given of the first appearance of Mra. JOUN SEFTON, V TOOD'S MUSEUM, ee AFTERNOON AT 2, Y EVENING AT 8. JACK, THE GIANT KILLER, SEVENTEENTH WEEK OF GREAT BURLESQUE TROUPE, en LARKE!) GEORGE ATKINS, yet LE OW TT, THERESA WOOD, L. J. MESTAYER, EMMA GRi RB. SHELDON ATTAN, AGGIE ND Grisee 4 te Togetnee sane the he following spa Pecie OENOLER, the world-renowned Song and Dance Artistas ass IERIDAN AND MACK, the Versatile Character Change Artiste: blso ROFESSOR JACOB SHOWLES, with his Comte Trick Mates, PETE and BARNEY, Allof the Shyu ‘will appea AFTERNOO! ‘AND EVENING. APTERNOON AT 2 EVENING AT 8 ‘The new marca Extra entitled’ heel rors iT KILLER. JANUARY finches NEW YEAR'S DAY. THREE PERFORM. NCES IN THE LECTURE ROOM. NING at 1 EVENING at & The above \dee will appear at alt the performances. ON EXEL STriON THe MERICAN Gi Sind and ZALUMA, THE BEAUTIFUL CIRCASSIAN Gi Bowery THEATRE, WM. B. oe A 8 Dost Drama, founded on recent events lately published in Nhe New York Herald, entitled the MP ANGELS; OUTLAWS OF CAROLINA Presonted with all the original effects and a powerful cast, 01 ms th ¢ Drama of the ERO OF YO SWAMP ANGE! WAMP ANGELS. TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES ON NEW YEAR'S DAY. SACRED CONCERT EVERY SUNDAY EVENING, _in rehearsal the TWELVE TEMPTATIONS, MEINE GRE FSR aes neonate i ween 6th and 7thays., near "Theatre. ‘OLIDAY OK OHSU ES TH NSTRELS 'W YEAR'S DAY. araxD ATINER AT 2. JAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, corner. of aa 2 hth street and eirpeeway. A 1 IMENSE BILL FOR Aut We K. K. COLTON'S LAUGH IBLO'S G: NIBLO’S GARDEN, TLovoses aad Masagors ARKETT & PALMER EVERY EVENING, MAGNIFICENT BALLET SPEGTACLE, BBO. AND _LOTOS, THE MOST.GORGEOUS PAGEANT ANY STAG! Pit Tie WORLD. MUSIO, DANoENa, “SOENERY, VARIGTIES, Pe sag Pa a aa deere Se sored atl HOLIDAY MATINED NRW WEARS DAY. SATURDAY MATINER A! AT HALF-PAST ONE. OOTH'S THEATRE. Virst appear ne fen A Ca which wilt int hs 3 socne" and appointments that cial pro MR. BOOTH as At the eee daDW i SATURDAY ats, in consoauence oof the erated Mr, w J. lesa saan nd ln ort Mr. 08 Mes Nell a and) iis a AOEA ge season a ts ix de hye at ~y Fah ok a in sdvance au boat th the theatre, or IBLO'S GARDEN GABEL. THE CBLEBRATED “PRNOH BUFFO ARTIST, Mr, M, W. LEEFINGWELE, in the Gendarme Duot every evening. IBLO'S GARUEN. AMERICUS Mozart, he veurs of ace, if tls , owONDE BReUL ViOuty koko A “h, Kegpaliy caneye DAVIES. D, DAVIES, THE ce VENTRILOQUIST. OF THE WORLD, in niga Sigitenmens. TBLO'S, YEAR'S MATINEE, N' aay Tare, MATING: aio. Admission (Reserved Scat), St. SION SQUARE THEATRE. Proprietor... Manager. Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK .Mr. A.M, PALMER MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 30, for the ne lngl, time, SCHOOL FOR ¢ SCANDAL, Characters by Mrs. Clara Jonni Mpa Fi aut, Miss Josephiie Laurens, Mise I ne tower, Mr. war an at ME My ¥, a one ry ya a a Laureng, Mr. D, H. mb, Mr. Geo Parkes, Mr. Benry Monteemaie ‘Mr, Welsh Edwa Mr. Claude Burroughs and others. TUESDAY BYENING, DEOEMBER 31, for the last time, Characters by Mrs. Clara Toquines, Miss Emily oy tayer, Miss Mary Griswold, Mr. D. H. {arking, Mr. B, F. Mackay, Mr. Mark Smith’ Mr, Edward Lamb, Mr. t, Mr. George Parkes, Mr. H. Montgoinery and New Year's evening, and every evening during the week, the charming’ comedietta, b: Woolner, none act, ent i ORANGE, 3, in which Mine fennte Tee will make her first appearance ince her recent severe illness. And a new romantic drama in tires acts, cantly played ‘with great succoss at the Court Theat SON OF THE BOIL.” MONDAY EVENING; JANUARY 6, Mr, soupy Brougham's new ararea i rig nd written expressly fe this iL GoUEE Syne ent Grand matinee performance « on Saturday atl)g. Doors open at 1 o'clock. ‘The box office is open evory day from 8 A. M. to SP. M. Seats for either theday orevening periormauces may bé secured six days in advance, ‘0OD'S MUSEUM. EXTRA ATTRACTIONS. Byer Afternoon ue aumeau eT a GREAT aon DELEHANTY and HENG: SHERIDAN and MACK, altfoe SHOWLES and his Comic Trick Mules, taltioa will ap i Rote APRRNOG) Nand. EVENING Tai TUR GIANT Brians _ NUARY 1, 1873, NEW THREE PERFORMANOBL IN THE-LEOTUNE ROOM, MORNING at 11. AFTERNOON at, EVENING at 8,” RS. F. B. CONWAY'S BROOKLYN THEATRE. an vy wpveuoE ‘ evening, 6: reat Pal, PIZARRO AND JAOK ANB SAOK'S BROTHER, ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE, 201 BOWERY, warry [XTRA MATINEE, NEW YRAR’S DAY. “Glorigua f the arent Holiday Fantom ia micdeas of the areal jay Pantomine, OrUMETY DUMETY IN THE B BOwhiny. in Ainerien nd Bost Compan: E VERDE, CEUDREN, MOKER ‘and R ORK, NEW, BU, pond MASON, TRANE GIRARD ORLIA IVERD, J. EMERSON, t. GRANGER, GORENPLO SISTERS. Regular Matinces Tuesday And Saturday, at 234. wROnDP eK ACHOROS: DE COLTON: 'S TAUGHING GAS. wi ‘01 BURLES* Now Songs, fresh Jokes and Comie Dances. _ Boats secured six days In advance. ‘PIANOFURTE | T HAINES BROS." Unton unre, First class handsome now Puutofortes for sale on very reasonable terms, and soveral used a little, very low for cash. A Goop SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, CARVED LEGS and cave and all modern Ls pte Sone $135 cas! ‘and others at low prices and to rent, or on instalments, a\ JOWN MAHON'S factory, 314 ast Thirty-ninth street. HOLIDAY GIFT WORTH $25 TO RVERY PUR- Chaser —A first olasa7 octave Piano for $300 (whole- tale price), for 30 days only. RAVEN & CO., 149 and 161-Baxter street, ono door om Grand. ee ES CARVED 7 OCTAVE ROUND t ae sien sh red erate iano Piano, all. Se ements rasten, feed by celeprated cit; te Cover: at 266 East oy ‘st., a sisi A SAGRIFICR FOR CASH OR A LIBERAL COM. mmisslon on an advance —Magnificent 7 octave. rose- wood overstrung Pianoforte, grand action, iron frat carved legs, Ac,, latest improvement manufacturer's suarant 'No. 7 Bleecker street, near Bowery. N, ELEGANT, RIGH, ROSEWOOD, BRILL AN toned loned 73 octave Mahe ‘aed om ant foot . new; SO ao" wese Bid or street, private LADY WILL bertpe bye isin $200, ROSEWOOD Tound: cornered rt Weber mans- facture, inolt aes and noogers i amotern erereren as perfect order. 28 Third vireot between Bowery a1 ‘and Second a { STEINWAY & CHICKERING — PIANOFORTE for sale—Round corners, a ad Ass, OFC) \t, SHORE SS Wasceey aces soe beady. DISCOUNT UNTIL JAN. 1.—LYNCH & As Soni ed a3, Bara, 989 to’ 983 vianes, 0 to Brosdway, CENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE FOR ty maker: used § montha; comt te aa gba Bast or used ‘het mg ely. 86 Wea eat Ah at melee, peo iam a BROS.’ ELEGANT 7X rice to-day and to- way Piano, little pikoreana T octa: meant te ae ae Iv iB OF DECKER Brace ene ore MA mst al BEAUTIFUL, YAAK $80; BeAUTIFUS| SEVEN OC- Aree, greek bast morifice insiaisents on rere Te CABLES 70 thw \ ear 34th DB ea SPLENDID 7% OCTAVE PIANO- rte, carved legs and all {1 iptovemen! at a sacri- | & rosewood, four roun ano, only PEEK & SONS, I ‘Bleecker street. NLEOANT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO- rd, erie, (has carved legs, agra dc.) by celebrated piaker, only $110; guaranteed; greatest bargain in New Janes GORDON, 16 Bleecker street, near Macdongal. U.EGANT PIANO, $200.. OCTAVE CHICKER. Jing Piano, cost site University “place, bet eck PRIZE—GOLD MEDAL—HAS BBEN AWARD- ne Soe ter ty atee 3 Kh. BARNES the American Insti. Splendid <iwortment, offered low for and war wi an a a Pat at OR SALE-AN EXCELLENT | WEBER Rew, cheap at EDWARD SOHUB! 00.138 Un Union sa) MAGRIFICENT | SRYEN | UOPAVE oe oe i! tae cane fr {fice before the nivanees, Call ny soa Prince street. pot CLA ORGANS ba Seer aera aaa AND ifal Ties Fast Re beat n makers, tower prlces for ty or monty alee mee than can be ee oc 7s SB WATTS CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS ARE oii syn and pe ain any or gans tn use. Call see them at PIANO’ entn « DANCING | ACADEMIES. GLASSES ¥ ANG! For days and terms sem “tor oir> ee ANCING APD SURE —OLASaRS ti eee sath as and 116 Kast Thirteenth street, Fifty-fourth street. pity VAT! 8 mene yeah day and ning. A our, evel sie Academy, 213 Kast Eleventh st Ei Ni LARS et Private Academy, LYMOUTH CHURCH.—xR, Wri deltver. his Humor @AN LI STONE AND as ‘clock. Admission, 5) cents; DE CORDO' Jeoture on ‘ne AFRI. LEY,” this evening at 8 0 tever'ved seats. (HE NATIONAL TEMPERAVCR SocIeTY WIL. id @ public meeting for the promotion of nonce from wine and olher intoxicai especially hurehi (ey, Dr. Taylor's), Broudw x rect, on Monday evening, December K. Dolge will re ide. Biino Rev. withham M ‘Taylor, D. ton, D. D., (provably) will addr to commence at eieht, The publle are ca & altewl fainy | invited ERMANTA THEATRE BONEN a een oe Ge Pottlaanin las Rear Third avenue. NEUERDS! .. Director MBER 30, pen ean DES GLUEC beng! y in five acts by Wicher! Box office open daily from f) till 4 0’ elook, EW So busts THEATRE. —48 AND 47 BOWERY, VENTH PERFORMANCE OF ~~ #™ LOUBE Tew TMAY'S GRAND OPERA eee fas MONDAY sabia ty aEe. Wek! AT 8 0% Seats can be scouted at the Now York Stadt Thaatis office, also corner of Fy are LY street and Fourth avenue, and at Koch Broth rs, roadway, THENEUM THEATRE, 585 Broadway, opposite Niblo's Ganton. re ROBERT Wy BUTLI Mani IMMENSE ATTRAOTIONS FOR Hota woe” ALI oTaeEe {CLIPSE, ME atr TUE AC! AND “ARRAY OF NOVELTY, GR. Pist aj eATAnC®, of the re rl men oe jist, ATHENEOM ou SARE Bara fice pees The ¢ fst “Abbett Pan ‘Pantomime Troupe. vi The famous London Mimic. 8 MISS ALEXANDRE, In n her beantt 585. LUKE 80H sania Bere ‘3 cane Patt ad pas Lt COES, JO} wa BELLE WALLAGR. 4 EW. SCOTT, ‘special, Matinee New Year's Day. RTREREOM stant ehango of programme every ‘Bvening, ‘AGICAL BAZAAR, ‘shar alesis es Hartz ae way, under Sturtevsant House. roprietors "RICKS, "Sew vE YEARS RY From 60 cents to $1 50. te: (IMPORTANT NOTICE. pt Mr, GEORGE eee begs to thatevery article in th ni PARIS, LONDON and VIENN, FOR THEM. THEREFORE ANY’ 1Ng Fu OMASED NOT, GIVING SATIAFAOTION WILL BE EXCHANGED. BOXES OF TRICKS (mproved), fr: a ee MA PRICE LIsT UPON APPLICATION: oF. , Nig o's MAKE GROW pie] THEA! ould withou' No parlor taste an wondestut F. MENZL, station D, mai" ACADED: Y. ATION OF OF gs ie RUBINSTEIN AND NIES. rst a ROI BINSTEIN, :| shim ae NL THEODORE TH as ce betes, THI musement or ree ‘Address OsCai York. ‘a THURSDAY. DORE THOMAS’ Unrival URSDAE aye, JANUAI Any 2. ne had atthe ved Seats, Brokiys Academy and it Le oF WONDER, SCIENCE"AND ART, Broadway, near Fourteenth street, 1) ER Proprietor Conjurt: Sores vee ‘ jonist us NEW YEAR PRESEN Mc Toys Boxes of Al We fects, pe Sen Iustrating the 8c! Tae can. t net. Magni “re Ver; beautiful il for Presents. ne t-page price list. _No connection ‘with a vot ef eat lishment. EINWAY HALL.—MONDAY EVENING, JAN, 6 Smaz eine ost LIBRARY L! URES, NO. VIL. e most. Fe ebg Al i — om “The fier: aweet, ictured. Her faul age 4 Phebe me enanel soba beatty, F prewen ce, om rain Gr press,)--Greenyille Aavoca PS | lS ‘TE THEATRIGALS.—PRO- Tie Mt aan chet eres frenees, i, (ry rede es pat thorpades corner > | Hirata ee ark th avenue, A young lady of talen widow) in free. yey, TORE ORK MUBEUM OF ome. esha a visit this ie eS 613 BROAD- ecker streets. eg] ie wonderful Museum, It Maa reo iccophy’ of Marriages "Those parties 01 ath 16 to attend thee fa rtant loctures can have them ferra EW YORE Broadway, New York. pistes NATION 3 < MOURNS HER HONORED SON. Get obs ee published ow with mee OND & CO” Ont Brosdway 30 Union square, New "York. GS Sosy (Enea FRANOAIS DELH LHARMONIE, INU AL MASKED. AND AyAKOt DRES 388 BALL, _ACADEMY or “wuste, Jan. Jan. 13, 1873, bg pats NY HALL ASSEMBLY KOOMS ARE NOW to let, for balls, concerts, fairs and lectures, a ble tert Appl, Dd. pans, Hight or longer, at reasonal airy ply to as eeOM Ly PNATOMY @ L, Su) Supormtendent, in PRIVATE, INSTRUCTION, PIANO, YIOLIX, { Or Organ, Soy ext evening, Sastre aval ates. eg TWA Wis Musical Direotor ETROPOLITAN THRATRIGAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STRGRT 4 LARGH ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, | MINSTREL AND VaRietY CUCd CONSTANTLY ON HAND Fee TE Emin; Pumly Once ns a $ i Reserved Seats 0c. and Slextra. - 2 Sole joy: snd Manager... «+. Mr AUGUSTIN DALY LAST NIGUTS of tho gréat logal “Folly.” BVEXY EVENING O THIS WEEK witt bosothd Mer. Ai ayn cept, 1a intensely amusing, ge and pee ta eH Sip manres i ROUND, THE CLOOK. irs. JOHN WOOD as A ge Tartar | cf Mee VON ERaUGr Ar at 0 Trish othercr"” and the ean re | AIT ms i thelr Aaa of the ae LAST NIGHTS ef t Sa bere a} pe er raion, Five wi th Tampt; Dumpty” ‘ss } orene he Fireworks Exhibition af tao meee of the fa sensation the nes fe Nibio" La and the ta nee eaptie ‘sine rook. at Harry Hill's of the area Peatintc Roekee tne real horse cars and the Erie Ste: 1 in, lo ei y He palit LAST NIGHTS} LAST MATINEES of ROUND. LOCK, SATURDAY at tsp Octock. active pre renaration ier brilliant reproduction the magalent riental Speciacie, THE OATARACT OF THE GANGES, TH AVENUE THEATRE, Solo Lessee and Manager. BEGINS AT 8. ».Mr, AUGUSTIN DAL’ EVERY EVENING, Mr. FRANK MARSHALL'S BRILLEANT COMEDY, NEW YEAR'S EVE; pamela GEORGE OLARKR, Mr. Ww. M RINGGOLD. Mr. o, H. Rook. Owen AW Mr. J. H. BURN MORRIS: Misa FANNY DAVENPORT! . GILBERT, Mins NELLIE MORTIMER, NEW. YEAR'S DAY, SPEOTAL ek New" vpaws EVR. MATINER SATURDAY, at Bed one, of YEAR'S EVE.” Seats secured for any evening, office open from 8 A. M un6 P. M. for d eon peer riginal, Partetan vr eet luction, @ new and ol nal rari LJ Comey 3 BINGULAR “RMOTIONAIS Powe: Fanged and Eye ely for this company by Mr, USTIN DALY, and entitied |, Mra. G. “NEW Box SP HEATER, COMIQUEB, Mr, JOSH BART. Grand attractic the Character Protea Bwyeat Miss MAGGIE FIELDING, JOHN FIELDING, Mr. in their original Voe Fonat L Act, entited HARRIGAN and HART JOHN HART and Mr. JOHN WILD, Mile. oukrto and Miss PATTIE ROSA, Mr. @, H. ADAMS, Mr. JAMES H. M’KER, + Professor BUSHNELL, Mine SENNIE HUGHES, Miss ADA WRAY, Miss KITTY O'ONEIL, ‘and the very successful Pantomime, GRAND MATINEE NEW YEAR'S DAY. grep NWAY HALL, —RUBINSTEIN—THEO, THOMAS. GRAND COMBINATION OF THE RUBINSTEIN and THEODORE THOMAS COMPANIES, OPENING NIGHT, TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. 31, Joint a» pearance of 514 BROADWAY. Lessee and Manager Firat wees of RUBINSTEIN, WIENIAWSKIL, fete ee THEO. THOMAS RUBINSTEIN, — WIENIAWSK WIENIAWSKI, cea THOMAS, RUBINSTEIN? njunetion wit! ese ORCHESTRA AY EVENING, sa 31. Cherubini THEO. ruow her Ui ~ PROGRAMM-TUE: Overture, “The Water Carrier. under direction of THEODORE THOMAS. Concerto, No. 3, major. -Rubinstein itr. ANTON RUB ith orchestral accompaniment. Concerto, for violin (Cadenia by. Henrl” Wiont- OREN) scien cacti - Beethoven wat pom “ite WEN RY Symphonie Poem, “Tas Lisat erlang... .Schumann agesici CS ANON RESINS Adagt -Rubinstoin 6 Potonal or viotin. Wientawski Mr. HENRY Ballade, Scheygp, Noctu Chopin ANION “RUBINSTEIN. —— Huldigung's Mareb seeeeee, Lhe tA FRIDAY EVENING, Sec Last Coneert by the RUBINSTEIN- WIENTAWSRLTHOMAS Combination, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JANUARY ONL RUBINSTEIN-WiENIAWSKI-THOMAS MATINER. Admission, $1 50; Reserved Seats, $2 and according to location; Second Balcony Admission, ‘Matinee peeves Seats, $2, Seats at Steinway’s, 701 and 114 Broi ea reaanar PAN DRUG Wt RE THO. Bagh ey BNA, Januar: . first and on; VSKI and THE A Pan daieener Ad Dt Crass HOTS ery, ‘years, In a large c! dear Kew York "Ad days J. BENNETT (73 Broadway, Alsaay, Sovenree O88 J 4 sceuros basineas hat will net 81,0000 treo months iddress box 188 Herald office, Re ers PABTNER TO TAKE THE FINANCIAL menace. ment wanted in a now department of old esta’ ished manutacturing busine: Working advance orders irom lead! eae ae and bavi can do; Soumegtons the thee: ‘Apply to RNERoETIC u ee fosa Toru SMALL OR LARGE CAPT. Tani doe eking mom alae see Sis STAMF( Swit 3 ACHINE COMPANY, Te cli tam fol yA “ty Lae WANTED—' for sale, Conn, 14 State orNew ‘York open to the right man. in a real esta! pond arenred clear warren shi fore investor ak pirithins erat erated Fae SPEGUEATION’ Ss Bast Twelfth strc cee ge eee ee ere torien at Neoretne new Wi Workin, tan ai rated working sia tamtatlane aie erie s seeay et securing permanent hands withot opera strikes. ont during this week only at German Savincy: eee Fourth avetiue and Fourteen ae DA Goop BUSINESS MAN, WHO CAN and & je, to run on a royalty or otherwise several or ine beat bagisn patents oh n bustles sales in the United States quadruple all other. and socurlty required, Address 5. B.8 rANTED-SAMCLES or BOOTS ‘AND SHOES FROM W oa gl? man commanding @ Fertorn for lot worst espera sn Gud aie and ana a Mires 4 Tare eee Wn nk build! ‘treet, tated YY ANTED—A PARTNER, TO BUY A HALF INTERBST Shirt Manufacturing i tis well ¢8 tabuisned. with the jobb! Be A FR this Herala food bust noes faen ‘or partic je ‘eee PARTNER WITH ABOUT $1, a rat and sas veut nemnass: Seieet ree Seaerer tes o he same given in return. ‘Address SINESS, Brooklyn, N. Y¥. WILL BUY HALF THE STOCK, USE Lools,’ Ac, of an established mantiiactari business: good profits; no competition. Call for (wo day: 0) Brondway, room Hf. 500. —PARTNER WANTED IN A STRICTLY CASH $5 business, that will pay $6,000 !n ninety days. or particulars call at 39 way, room 28. 3, 000-22 —FOR SALE, AN ESTABLISHED DINING Room, now i TE ME roars le busi- eas, in s desirable locatton, Gap rent; satis. ea reasons given ior selling. ‘ddrese Re box $3. 000 TO sie a By PARTY pave A WELL. cessful ad mh deatren are a a°monthly eee “Se The py = can cae —WANTED, AN ACTIVE PARTNER vith this émount to take a third interest inan established manufacturing busines showing 30 per cent profit on per gn Karty gan Baye entire control of ioanods. OTIVE, box 17 ‘uerald office, $1 5. 000 i 000,—A: GEN’ oo nee Ck J commission bi Pa ge of two, esires this faimount yn a Sevioe arener. eferences must class. ‘Address Gh FORD, care of Sackett & Co, we Canal otreet. $100,000 72rd iasPECIAL On notice, MAN OF HIGH and profitable extend basiness Jevoia, ‘and commission), e ohahed ten rs; extreme|; le and Wiig safe; ‘com: imenced. on cap! fiat or ‘$7,000; K aan tha post ie £ i annum, kill v3 Inet care red has: country the avin can be be nearty it ot quite trebied at six yea fe pave yA an epee rare. rarely Pap ke Ay fored and worth investiga: rired in legitimate business, epmbiniag with safety beyond question, standing of ences unexceptionable, address for inter mame, WORKBES, box 1% Lerald ofice, ioe Cringe prod IN A = eR nD). Se I" HER MAJESTY'S COURT OF PROBATE FOR sre | ae aa sceteie etey ae ee algo eaid Edward Fs psi te twit some person whose ates cannot stated. personal ostate and eftects of the raid ied nak os 4 reas eens. Middle Abboy street on the si of: Dublis ing an interest on BeAr tas ceased, with an i ere are oF ont. iypeeranoe, the nes sald Shan ty a tien solicitor, or unto son lost int day of meee inthe its £9 Midate Abboy sires BILLIARDS, Al AMERICAN BILLL + and the an Co:lender Combination Ousn- Psion COLLIN DIR, sucusssor to Fuslan & Ool- Broadway, New Yor! TEEKNDEE. PRYTON, city of Dablin, Solicit TABLES A bp on vr roe peti as a Rely | Tables at $300; firstcines. plain x10 Tables at $300, GEORGE fe PRLLAN, No, 7 Barclay aiteet } ASTROLUGY Xe A. FORTUNE “YOR ALL WHO OONSUL? MISS WEL- LINGTON; reclaims drunken or unfatthtul hus- bands; tells of, theit, business, ood luck and lucky num- bers, ‘41 Bast Twenly-cighth street, near Fourth avenue. hw ems OR DINARY, tone ah a: hip @ great Mesmerist, reveals all Affairs Lite, Rover * Businsas, &o, 08 Kast Ninth street. u TENTION. —KNOW THY ban aate 13 FORE- warned is forearmed.. Thoso separated reunited. Lusk in love and ‘business. 19 West. Forty-first street, near Broadway. REAL ESTATE MATTERS. A Reviow of the Past Week's Transactions— Busy Times. Prephesied. —--—_—__ Healthy Tone of the Market—The Broadway Widening Decision—Authorization by the Board of Apportionment to the Comptroller to Issue $3,000,000 Bonds to Pay Awarés on Riverside Park Improve- ments—The Projected Crystal Pal- ace Building—East Side Prop- erty To Be Greatly Enhanced by Its Establishment. —_— Our review of the real estate market for the past week, taken from a pecuniary standpoint, must Ye vory limited. The Christmas holidays in- tervening retarded business, and the little left after that the subsequent snow storm completely crushed. In consequence of these two events the transfer of property was very light indeed, and, in fact, no one expected much activity to prevail be- tween the 22d of December and the New Year. If, however, the prognostication of the oldest and most respected brokers and dealers in property may be taken as authority, the business of real estate after the holidays will be the most brilliant ever known. For our part we can only state, that ona close inspection and thorough examination there never prevailed a healthier tone in “Real Estate Matters” than at the present time. Hold- ers of property tenaciously retain the same at firm prices, while buyers are willing to make oon- cessions even. at the stir rates demanded, ENDING IMPROVEMENTS ~*~ all over the city, in altering, extending and widening streets and avenues, have thelr influence on property lying contiguous thereto. One of the most important of these transpiring during the past week was the confirmation ¢ of of the 2 at ssments ade by the “last appointed commis ners” ‘on the Widening of Broadway. The decision of His Honor Judge Larned was published im the HERALD on the 24th inst., which wound up with the infor- mation that “it was stated an appeal would be taken from this decision of the Court, and that if necessary the case would be carried to the United States Supreme Court.” Should this occur it will be done only by ONE PARTY INTERESTED in the award, as all the remainder are perfectly well satisfied with the action of the Commissioners, Itis, however, expected that the wise counsel of friends will prevail and no appeal be taken, which can only result in retarding a much needed and highly important city improvement. The only pity is that the law legalizing the Broadway widening, from Thirty-fourth street to the “Circle” at Plity- ninth street, did not include the space between Thirty-fourth and Twenty-third streets, or even down as far as Seventeenth street. Then Broad- ‘Way, when so completed, would have been one of the finest avenues in the city. The last snow storm demonstrated most forcibly how sady Broadway needed ADDITIONAL SPACE FOR VEHICLES. While the cars on the adjoining avenuca were only hindered from running long enough for the snow ploughs to clear a path, Broadway, after the sidewalks were cleared, had no travel thereon whatever, owing to the great height of the snow thus accumulated. It was only late in the after- noon, and after laborious work by the employés of the road and several ponderous snew ploughs, thata passage for the cars could at length be made. Tre wider streets and avenues were not subjected to such annoyances. AS soon as the Broadway widening is compited | the cars now running on this street should be continued all the way to the end of the island, and property on that line must then necessarily in- crease lergaly in valae. The next important event affecting A RISE IN HEAL ESTATE bas Nai during the week was the tend a Board of Apportionment, meeting. the 27th inst., at the Comptroller's yee at which t the. following’ bonds were ordered be raised :—Asscssment fund bonds, au euapter 579, section 18, Laws of 1853, $2, byt ovement stock, chapter 920, Laws of 1200; ni ‘amounts are to be applied for paying for the land for the ct Park, and ordered to be used for that purp: ‘The effect this action wiilhave on pooner ded nd yest of the Riverside Park cannot the rejection of ths appeal cur anpeancrmant or the re} of peal ag ess~ ments on account of this Park by the Court of Ap- peals, ahead of all other journals, at once enhanced the value of peearty. yet reg 9 and even own- ers felt somewhat uncertain of the Park being an established bah for tear the. Comptretier would trould retard the proposed improvements: Now, aa woul @ propose: ment. 7 8 the amount of Pre needed to pay for the prop. erty sperer eters’ to has been voted b: the old Board or Apportionment, n vor je Iwi nor be dimeutt for the Comptroller. to piges the bond: Fath er Van a REAR tolt that he good work “goes bravely on.” White on the subject of the hiverside Ps Park it will -not be out of place to publish the following note, which is to elicit THE FEELINGS OF COMPTROLLER GREEN towards the projected park, furuished us by one of the heaviest operators in realestate. Our corre- spondent writes :— ported in that command credit that tne Combaroner ihaatlely denon ‘to influence ig partios who have been Of verside Park im- provement toa) ited States Courts trom woe decision of the Court of Ae confirming that Ay woe et ~4 erally and pi Syren Bar: et Toller isor snot in Invor of our public works ler is Vor of O1 ic oak publ Mabllo park. A Word from nob the ‘subject and of this ign few da} will toll how Mr. shag is going to actin This mattor, and his course ost be be the answer fo the above Communication, And now, a8 consid nava'boen devoted tothe wont aide of the city, let us take @ glance of the eastern portion thereo! MOVEMENTS IN PROPERTY in this section are more limited than near the boulevards, owing. to the scarcity of lots cast of the Central Park. wever, what there is of anim- proved reat estate in this section is now ina far of being greatly enhanced in value. “the motive HB ngewe to effect this Savance in prices ia the na establishment of ERMANENT CRYSTAL PALACR by the Industrial g& on pany, opposite the Ventral Park, 0 @ table or olot of land extend- and attention Tecen' beid inportamt eee nn wore! aie te fully re- a the decds ‘The ery thus now worth over two multion doliare, pan must daily increase in ng | thee far is far is about one-half of the sam am need haye been Lear the scriptions several places, gon tows town is a ihe office of Mr. W. H. Raynor, No. ane HRAVY PRIVATE SALES were mongiwich we last sted ote which we duly Shronicted., vr con- Sisting oreighe houses for Sue coe 5 degra he Aer has his hands ful in ati offices in the iron aceprese Noor aeckonk bere CL bam yy | Fuiton and Ann streets, as also in the roof Drexel Building on Wall street; Hovortie less he fas more business pressed ‘ait nO the letting of him, but oan attend to it. ae the most able irty reeently one sottioe is Dr. Hall’échi Sg Soy ot iicravenuo and Ningteenth street, he feet on the avenue by 160 feet on Nineteenth: street. The price asked for this corner ‘$600, ‘alt @ million. dollara was refused erofor only a tew days ago. Another important commission entrusted to Mr. arble is a valuable corner’ store and five story arble building on Broadway, below Canal street, See eee ar pr sale of a four st Sree a eet es A om jeth atree! 20xb0X75 feo! ion Gon Messra. V. K. Stevenson & Son and other brokers have made good Coe the purchasers object to having them pub! The following LEGAL SALES FOR THE PRESENT WEEK are advertised to take placa :— TURSDAY, DE LS re 3001. w from rt ‘Ww. from cor. aa av. i, ue OS, i. ‘st, De é iB ft. 10.23 in. w. from cor. 6th ay., b. and 261 be 15. 11}6 93.9, Asth si 8, 156 ft. e. from oor. Ist ay. » 20x92, 430 ot i ., 825 th w. from cor. 10th” ay,, b. and by 75x200.10, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, (Ge st., 8. $., 220 ft. ¢, from cor, Madison av., 1, 20x102,2, Elm st, w. 8, cor, Pearl st., 21, 60x ‘25th st.,'n. &, 375 tf @. from Gor. 9th av., b. and i., 25x98.9, By E. H. Ludlow & Co., under the direction of Stephen D. Van Schaick, referee for first mortgagee) and Stephen H. Olm, referee for second mortgage. FEIpay, January 3, House and lot, 6. 8. 34th’ st., 78 tt. e. of 10th av, 21.6x83, mgt at en 90 416 fe 8 in. ete 2d av. h. reas om’ corner 2d av.,h. and 1, 10th at., m. 8., 200% ws from corner 2d av., 1. and b., 16.8x100.10. Hie) $.! n, s., 80 (t. e. from corner Lexington av., 1. and ath ae at, 80078 ft. @. from corner 10th ava, Ly 21.6x38, saruupay, sanvany 4 efit ty» #18 in. from corner 4th ay.y, and 1, 623, 5X55 by ne oni eles reports the sale of 621 West Forty-sixth street, tenement houses, 125, to Mr. B, 0. Russell, for $32,000. SKATING. Yesterday at the Fark—The Ponds Greatly Crowded—Fun and Frolic on the “Ringing Steel.” The gayest of times was experienced by the skating fraternity yesterday at the Park. No such gathering has before been recorded this season, and though, perhaps, larger crowds have been present on the several ponds during the past two or three years, there was never observed such a respectable throng nor one that so heartily appre- clated the privileges extended them. Early in the morning men, Women and children commenced to visit the lake in scores, and before noon there were four or.tive hundred bent on all the fun that the occasion could possibly furnish. Many of these were very proficient in the art, and, having considerable “elbow room," displayed their skill to appreciative lookers-on. At two o'clock there was such an increase of visitors that both ponds were black with them. Young gentlemen came with their sisters, husbands with their wives, little boys with tneir pretty-faced and sweetly dressed smalter sisters, and beaus escorted belles first to the yalung | rooms, where thelr skates were ad- justed, Sand then “to the “jee, where one and all fairly revelled in the enjoyment of the hour. While at this tlme lt wad tho ht thay the eer? had reached its maximum number, and mo mo! ote Nock ers after the joyousness imparted by skating could be left in the city, the visitors still continued, and at three o'clock there was such an unprecedented jam all over thé lake that one was compelled to be quick-sighted and A most excellent artist on the “ringing steel” to avoid frequent collisions, Acel- dental falls were very numerous, but those aniortu- nate in this particular were good-natured to a fault, and not @ hasty word was uttered. It 1s dimen at ali times to catimate with an: gree of accuracy the number in a gathering o: ins nature, but it will not be far out of the way to de- clare that at the hour last mentioned thete were 10,000 present, and all happy as children. A ig demand continued ail the aftemoon for the cl which are let at a small sum, and those children and ladies who did not skate were sent whizzing in and out of crowds from one end of the lake rd the other by kindly: friends. The ork seemed to be more than ordinary x fiand fn Bana the Res ng i many of whom wi and across the i by the): f boer temerit; menand women iv all the room they feared, aay, the: dans ed ant, yt they sul OP, ait maginabie shine still retaining mee of Ae Ml wel bred ch ag at all ed exhibit, can Bown. by these present. the paths eae lake there were hundreds on pace and men reas toa ‘with unmis- with scores, whe red from ue wi hours at a time. a emery gong ld on the Sabbath lida, the lamps ited last evening, ca' Te the nary crowds to leave the ponds at dusk. ot before advised of this Standing order Or the Park Commissioners, and of course felt great disappointed that phe: could not continue enjoy the speek until ae gue Reig ented them to leave. It has been det he Commis- sioners to set bag the ave or six acres of ee | extending Ra the Terrace to the Dam, ai exclusive use St known as the it Bay,’ for the e: the fancy or by Sh) gate erate It wil be in readiness for these gentlemen so soon as the snow is cn- tirely removed, when the necessary signboards will be placed in conspicuous Tocalities for the beneft of all concerned. Much prane. is due to the officers who are stationed upon the atin yote beard the manner in which they discha: ‘This was marked more particularly they were rendering valuable aid ‘nae Simpatting information almost unceasingly. HEGROES IN THE PATERSON PUBLIC SCHOOLS, At the meeting of the Paterson Board of Educa- tion om Friday night there was one of the most lively munteipal Board discussions ever heard in that city, For several months the matter of ad- mitting colored children to the public schools in the same classes as the whites, and to enjoy with them all the privileges of such schools, has cropped up once in a while, but never reached any further disposition than the admission of two colored children into one of the public schools. Recently a couple of lots were purchased and preparations begun for the building of a col- ored school, but preceedings have been stopped, with the idea that such a building would not be necessary from the yas geilas sie the ition At the meeting held ques peo to aciimax. A petition was received from ome colored people the establishment of a colored evening school, the pavicen not desi to go $0 the white schools. This was finally reterr to a committee with ot yf But one of the Com- missioners bad better take the bull by the horns je vexed question at Ce and moved ‘a “In the sense of this Board tl colored children have a perfect alee to attend the same schools and di and ¢} ao the same priv- Ney in all respects as the whites.” This pro- early midnight, end nmsily” reached. a. stage nearly midan: a that as almost “red hot.” At kinds of motions and amendments were made, and there wag no end to the attempts to dodge the question; but all in vain. Finally the matter came te a "direct vote, and was passed by a large majority, only two or three members op ouing t What will be the result of this is hard to tell. None of the School Commissioners denied the con- stitutional right of the colored children to attend the white schools; but during the continued exist- ence of the prejudice thas prevails upon both sides many decmed it an ill-advised arrange- ment. The resolution will probably result in the abolition of separate public schools, and the mixing of the by and blacks together in the same schools. principals of private schools are delighted with ft arrangement, as they pro- fewa pa hoo. falling eff of the ‘attendance at the public schools, and a gencral resort to the pri- vate institutions of learning. PITCH AND TOSS. Snow Shuttlecock Between Citizens and Car Companies, THE SHOVEL WARFARE. Bemoving Suow from the Tracks and Piling It Into Curbstone Embankments—Objection of Householéers—Blockaded State of the Streets—Argument for Steam Transit, The car companics and the community at large are waging @ shovel warfare, aud the game of Pitch and toss is pretty general from Harlem te the Battery. Indignant shopkeopers who wish te clear a passage for expectant customers, finding the laborors employed to remove the snow from the railroad tracks are shovelling the heaps i front of the doors higher and highér, in a fit of ex- asperation employ the first gang of ‘unattached? Knights of the shovel, aud the spectacie cond be. Witnessed yesterday and Saturday of two rival Parties playing battle-dore and shuttlecock with the crystallized element, In one instance the farce terminated ia a free fight, in which there was.con- siderable. pounding and more profanity, whiek shocked tho churchgoers but pleased the ungodly. Im fact things, like the snow and garbage are somewhat mixed, and what is evorybody’s busi- ness is nobody's business, Floundering pedes- trians wanted to know why the Street Cleaning Commission were not at work, especially under the new reform regime, which purports to make this metropolis a Paris in cleanliness and. am Elysium in comiort, but it still remains a Cologne for filth and an Alaska for impaasibllity except om snow shoes. The Police Commissioners waited awhile and then attacked Broadway. Men with materials were soon at work, and in a short space of time the great artery was cleared from Union square to the Battery, at an expense, tt is eati- mated, of some twenty thousanit dollars, OFF OF BROADWAY, however, especially in the narrow streets of tee lower part of the caty, there were continuous lines of rocky mountain ranges and Sierra Nevada im mintature, ne had to travel a considerable dis tance to find & crossing, and how the wholessie houses in Church, Oollege and contiguous streeta ever managed to receive and despatch goods during the storm only the draymen and express companies can tell. In fact, the Ninth avenue, Grand and Bleecker strect lines had to give up in despair, an@ for the past three days no cars have passed over the route, with the exception of the Ninth avenue line, which ran @ few painful trips, and then ces cluded to give the jaded, smoking four-in-hand @ long and welcome rest. These companies, finding the city authorities had evidently made ug their minds to wait for a thaw to relieve them from the snow elephant, were constrained to put theés shoulders to the wheel and bring out the snew plough and the shovel brigade, Then came THE TUG OF WAR. Astonished proprietors looked shiveringly out e# snow-enwreathed windows and found a Book ot Genesis being enacted under their peering eyes. Mountains arose where no mountains existed be fore, and ash barrels and garbage boxes had en- tirely disappeared. This sort of thing was not te be tolerated, and passages must be made. Mem were set to work to cut, a Ja Napoleon the Great, @ way through these Alps, and & HERALE reporter had the pleasure of witnessing @ sight that would make the eyes of a geologist glisten, A conic section of a mountain in Crosby street showed a ceep substratum of mud and ria On this was a stratum of dirt-streaked snow, sur. mounted by another of ashes, evidently of the aitn. rian age, in which were embedded fossils of hoops, staves and old shoes. The pile was capped bya crust of pepper-and-salt mixture, shovelled trom the track, conveying the impression that ifa few shoots of fir trees were judictously planted an ever- green forest might thrive to advantage on the aluvial co In fact, New York looked likea deserted Moscow, especially around the burned dise tricks, Thi seomea Af the houses Wore just emétg- ing from an avalanche. ‘The car companies ian day, taking advantage o! the maepen sion in bi ness, had Suplared a large force ot 3 RTS AND LABORERS pe) 0 remove thie | plied that interrupted transit. Im Church strove. the Broadway and Seventh avenee lines on Saturday had seventy-three carts at work, and yesterday about forty ia employed. Thiv storm has cost the compa bout $1,000, as they weit Uhable to use the ploug! . the narrow st} and had to confine its Bperations to the aven' The Sixth and Eighth Avenue lines have speng about $300, while the Bleecker Street leses only by interruption, pat has sa prem fully $1, Gedo clearing @ track from Bleecker etreet to Fulton ferry, Where yesterday about twonty carts were at work. Some of the lines, noticeably that of the Ninth avenue, were provided with 1 vehicles, like Pg gre, which tart times me work the | one-horse Buoklty. ¢ the configuration of Manhattam fsiand ig such that teams can dump in either river; but how would Philadetphia have fared had she the same’ concentrated trade in narrow compass as this Lae Me The eny ot of the compa- nies, let it be well noted, be anow where they were obliged to, beset of higher barriers in front. oft S a dry storekeepers, ro. mien sundry retaliated, and the pitch and to the Interruption of travel pec lestrians. " ond the sunoyanes Yaborer, ‘‘this work is ry the air and houlding yer me toe Let on . " replied another; “what's the use or on water ine sieve? Let's wait ti e The PH Scr agree te uy mn was ples Supe om oot on the were to ‘carry o@ ISOLATED MOUNDS the ae pay ees hy ice or more: vi rut these o} erfered with noatiet bs — een poms os high as Horab, curred ay BS em. te m rok dr river wit wish 1) wh a ee Ey urs this thought. will be wt therm M5 2 more nd Bus ai jean clas thew tidbit fof the ‘avalanche » Was 0 be found im the Sixth ward. pe streets around here have long been spreepeneue fon pa pahe state of cow paths, ting sow pet putit wey eerie pe Om ine contrary, urity over 4 pops ana garbage have risen in the world ana, in- the snow. yere at all stent of sinking humbly in the ‘ter, surmount the snow embankments Ba Hing thet édoriferous baane: do streets are nowhere a a Pom ould tne Ttalt 5 rere Ring the % sealtey sted the sunn: ans frequenting the local Bust be as the yal of dulce Wepre na last this snowbound city! AFTER THE SNOW THE SLUSH. About midday Eg epee the de aong Sete became & little warmer, sureh began: to oraaval Everywhere one couid see heve i; bad po bang the pilescast sherk ratl- at Merny Se first thaw Rul eo soa th age saa and a amen, aod he @ sonree a of mitered me oe teh. tne old game of sively sand nodes as reordug In vely, an 4 ture Ground the 4 wat, aust Sepect al ‘all the ills thas Tange ‘Satween i cola There is.an dinance the practice; but it seems on t occasion mavens become & dead letter, a8 police. jooked on and The Hi id a visit to the depot he officials a attempted to interfere. Lp reporter hen be y. gts Col any, a the oor cuties at ¢ ‘oonversation With one bid oe open Oy ON THB STREFTS elicited the Hcaghihn' 3 hg de Herybe = ‘with the epizo. be of, Ra he horses, ih many, Be chee ana the .possillty of Aare Wiaers pre which New Toners Ss ee evidently better to tell of than to ex rience, 80 rut agency tha horse duced. Th timed Ang 2 steam is on the hoa’ grades, but as New gomparatively & =F city the adjunct of the nore power at present use would obviate and be a source of great economy, In New viene end the mountainous regions of Pennsylvania it has been tried ly prepared estimates show aoe a career ennai can be saved, and that $1,000 ley’ oar epee as there rupning tn this eity, a sav- ing of $2,000 er anaim could be made by the pe ptinnd me, without taking into considera- tion the saving to the city that would arise from the wear and te the horses’ feet on the road- beds, Each car could act as its own snowplou and in the event of @ sevore storm, such as e present, steam ploughs couid be constructed on the rinciple of the sweeping machine, which woutd lo the work of @ dozen carts in removing the snow. In fact, with steam the city car en meh instead of being 4 nuisance, as present, might become the most edective scavengers and be @ valuable nereaion to the Streetcleaning Vomtale §