The New York Herald Newspaper, December 8, 1873, Page 2

~- OFTY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE: Central. SPLENDID 2 FOOT HOUSE, NEAR THE PARK, if $5,000 cash is paid: once aT SAW Whou, Gomuer bitty-seventh ‘and Third avenue. zie ge A HANDSOME, NEW = eo J improvements, hard- Apply on the premi~ Avett ust *phirtys seventh miei eer be Ow-—A BEAUTIFUL BRO’ Fe. Ae MeO atanue, cance finish, with test dk Ty Cre get a bargain given for bir , corner Filty-seventh street and aon” Hast Side. RY STORE A Bp eer yd IN See es SPOUN, di ast Seventecnth street, Miscellancous. POR, {SALEAT 1ranic PRICE, ON A WIDE strect not far up town,a well-built modern four Story high stoop brown stone’ front House, 21 teet wide; 00); terms easy; owner paid for this house "immediate possession if wanted. Address W. H., 1 Uptown Branch office, AGLIS LNB Erp stat me at Ply paouth and The Gocmaa ntic Steams ‘Nat pauy’s new, elegant and full-powered iron. GOBT! yi papisin a Wiksoa, Ml TUESDAY, December 9 at? P. M from Eagle Line pier, toot of ¥ Raves of pas to Piymouth, } Hamburg: Cable, tess epepntoan, $12) ol a 2, gol steerage, repal certificate: mide The first and ston aa Ioan rot Capo kes ‘he steerage is divided into sections for 6 to 20 persons, Well lighted and provided with dining tables bay, gan Yacrn, NACHOD & KUHNE, General Agents, 113 Broadway, ht ay ms en ot ore ‘& CO., 27 South William street _ ORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY. For Southampton and Bremen. ‘The steamshinDONAU Captain Hl A ¥. Neynaber, will sail on Saturday, December 13, at 2 P.M. from Bremen Pier, foot Third Stree, Hoboken, to oe » rotiowed b ship AMERICA, Captain RK ‘Bussiug on Wednesda December 17. Rates of passage to London, Havre and Bremen, paya- ble in gold, or its equivalent in currency :— First cabin tion Com: steamship t street, Hoboken. ndon, Basteoane and | 129, gold ; second saloon, mp LRICHS & CO., Age No. 2 ‘Bowing’ Green. WESTCHESTER 2 COUNTY ~ PROPERTY FOR SALE AND TO RENT. W YORK C11 cITy 'Y LOTS, FOR $3 $300 . AND UPWARDS, cash, balance easy payments: lots a: selina raphy aidut ® houses tobe built immediate!, almost soa jy every house built increases the value of streets Fraset joining ots d_ avenues are HERS, No, h office, Fordham. Warren street, D LAND 24TH nue Property by Bale, very reason: nadie. be ih Dads WARDS.—CENTRAL AVE- the and ort Morris Lots for ‘Dr. NEIL, Owner, ‘Third avenue, corner 111th street. JERSEY CITY, HOBO! , HUDSON “ary AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE. For Sale. CASH, AND BALANCE ON EASY beet 300 Two corner Lots; finest location in Borge Jersey City. Inquire at 440 DeKalb av., Broo) WESTFIELD @ a. a) HOUSE, ON. THREE. -QUAR- Found, valued’ at $3.20; mortgage anged for any smali house 00, oF $1,200, halt cash. Address GoRRKCT, ler: LARGE FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HIGH Stoop on Thirty-ninth street. to exchange for small douse: beautiful brown stone House near Fifth avenue, exchange for Country Place or WILLIAM POOLEY, No.4 Pine street. _ Faptareeng FIRST WARD CORNER PROPERTY to exchange for Lots, &c. ; cet about $50,00u, Ad. dress, with full particulars, D.'K., Herald office. IN THE SOUND—AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ) tosecare one of the most eligible Sites, water front, mford and Bridgeport, at a bargain. Address BOUND, Herald once, WTO BXCHANGE—FOR RAILROAD STOCK. 8} SECOND Mortgages, heavy Timber Lands or good Business in city, @ country Residence, on the Erie Railroad; 3 rooms; coma modern im rriag green, ice an pores of ind pigntod with and'rare rraiter ground elegantly planted, fountains, sp 3 superb residence! for a person of means of & seminary. ESTCVER, Liberty street, New York. 'O HOUSES—$12,00 EACH—AND SOME CASH TO exchange tor a private, ot Ds Dwelling in a good loca- tion, worth about iadison avenue House for juntry Seat worth $20,000: also Lots for Store Prop: ary. MARTIN DUNN, 282 Broadway. SN WORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, FAST ANv LONDONDERRY. These eat new Clyda-built steamers wiil sail from er 36 North River as follows; or 36 North Riv 0 saturday, Bec. 8 VIRGIL RGIA And every altern: saation ann paces ers at through rates te all parts of Great Britain and roland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark ah cornea aa Deane: tor £1 and upwards. ‘or te ol SATO ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN & 0O., Agents, Broadway Steerage office, No, 45 Broadway. ED STAR LIN “Antwerp service. nted to carry the Belgian and United States mails anit 3 Faiiadeipi m Antwerp, NEDERLAND +. Dec. 6 YADERLAND.. VADERLA. . Dec, 22) NEDERLAND. -Dec. 29 sw TtZBKLAND.. ‘Building SWiTaEnLAN Dd. iiuiding Prices of steerage. First cabin. Second cabin Steerage.. Liverpool service. From Pveedeend KENILWOKTH ABBOTSFORD . From Liverpool, ABBOTSFORD .....Dec. KENILWORTH, aes, cy. Tickets will oo sold, here at Se lowest rates, good troy Antwerp and Liverpool to all interior points in The United states, via the Pennsylvania Railroad aod its con- nections, thus affording parties in this country a conven- aoe and cheap opportunity of sending jor their friends to uro} Bane Red Star Line will give special attention to the comfort of steerage passengers; comfortable berths, well veutinted sleeplog apartments and food will be furmishe: ‘An experienced surgeon is attached to each vessel. Freight wilt be received i principal points in the West and South in connection with the Pennsylvania Railroad, Southern Mail Steamship Company and Clyde's lines, and through bills of lading issued tor Antwerp, Breuien, Hamburg, Havre, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Liv: erpool, on, Glasgow, Belfast, Hull and Leit Foe ned star Line Gocks at Philudelphia are tn direct connection with the Pennsvivanta allroad, aad aul mer: chandise intonded for points beyond Philadelphia can be transterred from the hold of thé steamer to the cars with- gut jhe “expense ‘o shippers aud risk of damage by re- handling which renits from ca ott forma ‘or rates of freight an forma: tlon, apply to ant aay and & SON! eneral nd TAB B. Vonde! Ke, General European, Agent, Antwerp. 42 Broad street, New York, William Hunter & Co., Agents, * REAL L ESTATE w ‘OUSES WORTH FROM $15,000 TO $20,000 WANTED— Near the Park, between Sixth and Ninth avenues, Fittieth to Sixty~ Gn att west — £3 enue. Bro ‘year. Parties having such houses at prices to suit the times can find buyers by addressing fait IES RB. E. oe) Real Estate Broker, 69 West renty-third stre “__ PIANOFORTES, | ORGANS, S&C. reo BARGAIN SECOND HAND. PIAN' Weber Pianos, used by Nilsson, Torriani, Cary, ae Maure!l, Capoul, Muzio, Puente and others, ting of Grand, Uprighi and Sduare Pianos, will pe id at a Rreat sacrifice. ‘These Pianos were specially se- these great artists and used during their stay ork, and are nearly ‘This is a chance sel- so second hand Pianos of other makers erooms, 5th avenue and 16th street. Ac taMe PRICES_NEW AND § Pianos, Chickering, Steinway, nos to reut and sale on Saar aor Try ghem. es SACRIFICE.—1 FIRST CLASS 74; OCTAVE PIAS only four months in use, for less than $200; cover ¢ must be sold in three days. 218 Broome street. STEINWAY |& SONS) GRAND PLANOFORTE, every seiprovementy cost $1,400; will sell for dian n halt to cash b DLE, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. A GREATER INDUCEMENT THAN EVER. —DECKER & BARNES offer their splendid stock of first class Pianos below cost during the holidays. Cull and be con- rinced. Factory and Warerooms Third avenue, cor- ner of Fourteenth street. SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF PIANOS, EW and second hand, must be sold, to close an estate, | A, an of Executors. $500 Piano for $250. 363 Bleeck- or street. RAR& CHANCE.—FOR SALE, AT A GREAT BAR- ain, a number of Steinway & sons’ second hand Frand square and upright Pianos some of them nearly ew ; also upright, steinvray Plano to rent to responsible parties, STEIN & SONS, Steinway Hall, 109 and 111 East Fourteenth street. Drovements. Stools and Cover; parties, want cash fenceib bargain; good ht-stop 0: Ay trorer OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, ALL IM 175; Piano, oni OK & SON. 127 Bleed! er street. MAGNIFICENT 7% OCTAVE PIANOFORTE FOR | Four round corners, all modern improve- ts, made order, celebrated city maker, fully guaran- teed. Used 9 month, tor sre cash, also parlor, chamber, irniture, @ sacrifice aes y tami leavin; sity. 36 West 16th st. Dear 5th 2! : A. —FOR $200, BRILLIANT TONED DOUBLE ROUND a LE pore rosewood Pianoforte, having all_ im: Po ost $950; has guarantee," a beautiful 7 o ve Fisno, $100; also entire Household Furniture. in lots tosuit. Call two days Private residence, 210 West 2ist factarea be fused. SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORTE, $110.—! EW Te octave, best and richest toned Pianotortes, manu- low ali competition; no seeeanapie o geet re x CO-OPE' ATIVE PIANOMAKE. RARE CHANCE TO MAKE A CHRISTMAS PRES- ent.—Grand scale Chickering & Son Pianoforte for ile; rich rosewood four round corners 744 octave Piano cost $1,000, for $275; stool, cover. Private residence fest Twenty-third street, OCTAVE ROSEWOOD 51150. tor $275; aeae suit, $ $50; Par: fly. leaving tor ar Fourth BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PIANO, $100; A 7% octave, carved, patent agrafie, every improvement reat gacritice tor eas! ents taken: $12 monthly: : CABLE, No. 107 West Twenty -third strect, corner Sixth venue. LADY WILL SELL FOR LE & fine toned rosewood Pianoforte, Modern, style. including Stool, &e. ; order, 28 Third street, near Bowery. A: —$200-MAGNIFICENT 7K OCTAVE, AGRAFFE, Forwood overstrung, trot trame Goldsmith) Pi Noiorte, Stool, &c., carved case and legs jatest Jmpprove- ments; oSubeaNa 80 Piano and § OMIT 4S, 26 Bleecker street, near ‘Bowers. cad TONE 7 ny SS THAN $100 raffe treble, je in pertect LADY WILL ‘SELL ROUND CORNERED ROSE» weed bg he octave Pianotorte, overstrung bass, ew, for $125, Cover and Stool. 243 East Joh between 2 and 3d avenues. LADY, NEEDING MONEY, WILL SELL H magnificent Piano, square grand, 7% octave, ry news d with Stool and Cover, tor $285; cost Ey Greenwich avenue, R | 1 manutacture, $75; mu fcarved lea: agnificent 71-3 oct Bit ROSEWOOD. PIANOFORTE—CHiC! JKER- tae “onmnae fop casi bass with latest improve- GORDON, 157 Bleecker street. FOE SALE 0 LI rood Flanovora, seven octave; round corners; ement: periect order: rai chance. {8 Waverley place Broadway. niet BENTH PET, n amortment of U; ht and aa e¢ Pianos and oro ans, of frst cheat manufacturers, " able rates, on instalments and tor ren beta: bik PIANOS.—A. SUPERIOR oigyoRTa for sale or rent at Ce ana & pee ern h street, Setweon Firth “and ANTED—STEINWAY, CHICKERING, Ww ER OR Decker Piano. Any one having good instrument Pan cheap for cash address INCOGNI10, Herald office fo agents or humbugs need apply. 200 PIANOS AND ORGANS, NEW. AND SE ¢0 b, gene of first class makers, will be sold at lower cash or instalments. or for rent, in cil erties this financial crisis and the Holiday: er cee WAT! BRS % BOR, 48 Brosawey, than eats “D ‘ before in Age! anted Wares! celebrated, To RTO fra oncHis. eaten ean and PIANOS, Illustrated caialogues ie ASPROLOGY. Avant nnd OF PROFESSOR RODGERS, CLAIRVOY. Nem Business Mediam, who challenges the world aiven of the ving and a No.8 Bast Pourin surest ead, Satistaction guar- pga CLATRVOY ANT TELLS NAMES, SHOWS wenty. ety aith street marriages; 50 cents and $l. 142 YPay REVEALS PROM THE “ORADLE To THe, g grave: 0 &. ASTROLOOIST, = WEST TWENTY. iho ents: Retriine U sadappegetinigs COND HAND | Hallet & Davis | p; 86 MONTHLY—BEAUTIFUL | NMAN_LIN [8**5.di QORENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Koval Mail Steamships are appointed to sail as follows: 1 RE, Thursday, Deo. 11,11 A aturday, Dee. 13, noon. xy OF itt OF PARIS... and each gress crue ana Thursd: | 45 North Rive: RATES OF PASSAGE. a ABE 87 $80 and $00, gold: according to accommo- | Houvd trip tickets at low rates. STEERAGE—To Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon- donderry, London, Bristol or Cardi, $80. Prepaid Cer- tificates, $32, currency. Passengers also torwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Swe- den, Norway, Denmark and Paris at reduced rates. issued at lowest rates. Fort xe and general business apply at the Compat ve, No. 15 Broadway. For Steerage Passage, als ‘Broadway or pier 45 North River. Bi JOHN G. DALE, agent oF to eip O'Donnell & Faulk, 402 Chestnut street, P F.C, Brown, 32 South Clark, corner Lake stroet, Chi- 27, n from pier M. 8. Creagh, 102 Siate street, Boston. GLAND) DIKECT. ‘The steamers of this Tine wit sail trom pier 13 East ras follows i— LADY LYCST1, Eratt .. Wednesday, Dec. 10 AT WESTERN, stamper dneday, Dec. 24 Cabin passage, $70; intermediate, $45; steerage, $30- currency ; excursion tickets, ae Apply to the Agents, 7) South, street. ac = E. MORGAN'S SONS, SLY DIRECT LINE TO fo FRAN CE. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY Male Se BETW EW YORK AN! AAV! CALLING AT BREST. The splendid Preset on this favorite route for the Continent will sail trom pier No. &) North Biver, as fol- low: RENT, Lachenez a OPE Lemari , Dec. 27 EUROPE, Lemarie ec, RICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD “Giuctuding Wine), ‘0 BREST OR HAVE. } First cabin, $123. Second cabin, $75. Excursion’ tickets at reduced rates, American travellers going to, or returning trom, the Continent of Europe, by taking this line avoid ‘both transit by English railway and the discomforts of cross- ing the Channel. besides saving. time. trouble and ex. pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 58 Broadway. | OR ©. PARDIFE. BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL other points in Engiand and Wales. The Sout les Atlantic Steamship Company's new first class steamships will sail from Pennsylvania Rail- road whar! as follow: a a Ere --Decemper 13 $80 currency: second 3 Prepaid ge D: 3 y-, Dratts for £t and upwards. For rurther pardealars apply to ARCHIBALD BAX CO., Agents, 7 Broadway New York. TIONAL LINE. TICE. « company takes the Fisk of insurance (up to $500,000 id) on each of teamers, thus giving passengers for satety and avoidance of ‘The most southerly route has always been adopted by this company to avoid ice and } From piers No. #4 and 47 North Raver. | To QUUEN STO Ws" AND LIVERPOOL, 5! Wed.,Dec. 10, 10 A. ‘at., Dec. 3PM. E,Sat.,Dec.1s, 11A.M. at, Dec. 27, 11 A.M. FOR LOND¢ D Thompson. ik at 3P.M assage, $7), $83, $W, currency. ‘Steerage, $29, Retutn tickets at reduced Prepaid steerage tickets trom Liverpool, at the lowest rates, Apply at the Company's once, 3 69 Broadway. _¥.W IURST, Manager. 1 NUE HAMBU RG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPA) iron mail steamship WESTPHALIA, Captain W. Stahl, Py sail on Thursday, December 11, at P, M.. tor Hamburg. taking passengers f from New York to Fiymoath, London, herbourg and Hambu Pirst cabin, } Epper saloon, $120, Steerage, $30, payable in United States gola. The THURINGIA will et ees ae | KUNHARDT & CO., . B, RICHARD & BOAS, |, General Agents, jeneral Passenger Agents, _61 Broad street, New York. 61 Broadway, New York. TNITED STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEEN. | town and Liverpool. Sa ing every Wednesday. | MANHATTAN, Pr “December 10, at 10 A. M. December 17, at2 P.M, WYOMING, Gi ar ‘th River, Cabin passa, ‘$30, wold; Stecrage, $5, currency. Prepaid tickets, $32, eurrency. Passengers booked to and Paris, Hamburg, Nor- Fay and Sweden, ac. | Dratts on irciand, England, France and Germ west rates. Apply 2) WicLTAMs & GUION, “prowaw: Wa STAR LINE. ‘OR QUEENST OWE, AND LIVERPOOL, CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. New and full-powered Steainsh: hips, sailing from New York on Saturdays, trom Liverpool on Repuneraiays. ete at Cork reach wav. December 27, at 11 A! - January s. 3 P.M, EANIC. <Tandary 10, atl0 A.M. | } otrem the Wiite Star Docks, Pavoma ferry, Jersey ‘assenger accommodations for all classes um ivalled, combining safety, speed and comfort. j Saioons, staterdoms, smoking room and bathrooms in midship section, where least motion isfelt. Surgeons | and stewardeases accompany the steamers, KatesSaloon, $40, + return tickets, $140, gold ; steerage, $9) in urreney, hose wishing to send for friends in the Old Coantry | Ww obtain steerage prepaid certificates—s32 cur- | cy. ee ee ers booked to and from all parts of America to | Pari ‘amburg, Norway, Sweden, Feria, Lis hs o den, India, Australia, | Dratte from £1 UPWAFGS A ner inf ‘or inspection of plans and other in: wie a the Company's ofice, 19 Broadway, New ¥, pede: Bills of lading issued to can | Quy By. | or ARD LINE Limes With the view of diminishing the chances of collision the steamers ofthis line, will he course for all seasons ofthe year, T” (Ke 4 specified ‘On. the Ontward. Passage. trom Qneenstown to. X York or Boston, crossing the meridian of 6) at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north of 43. On the Homeward Passage, crossing the meridian of 42, © at 42 Jatitude, or nothing to the north of THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW Vouk AND MWitePout, CALLING Font CORK HARBOR, yeou NEw youK, Dose " tke LAL 5 iw'sday, Dec. 2 PARTATA 3 cul Wieder: Dec. 2 AMABIA r: ABYSS! ae We MARATHON, y 0 | ana every following. fein And Saturaay irom New | York. Sieamers marked eghot carey stenrage | passengers. rere ‘ Pording te sccommogation." Return tickets'un invorhiie terms. from Nteerags currenc, Bteerage tickets | fawest tote i inetght eabin | veage pia the lowest ‘or ret eh tra pply at the company's: “omtice,_N For stecrage Ree “italy iE VPEN Er Clark and ‘troets, Chicago, ti. WPA Arcee. LINE, Serre aa! EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 3a‘ WAUEDONIA Wet: Bes Dec. i ea pe . Woe! fa -Sat., Dee. 20 Lpyey a Wed., Jat ‘nger accommodations on the steamers ot line “are unsurpassed for elegance aud comfort Cabin staterooms are all on upper deck, thus securing ¢: Uight and Ventlaon, oe 90 OR PROM GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL Oh LONDONDERRY, WED. STLAMERS, $55. turn, # currency. . STEAMER: tu gold. ‘hae BRAN PEt etbag ee OO” © Glaszow, Liverpool, Lona wn, ion jon- derry, Beliast, Bristol oF Carat 3 currency. Tickets for passage to or trom al — in Liged, at EF tain, Ireland or f DRArIS TOR a NY AMOUNT AT ccscene RATES, twa rer No. 7 Bowling Green, New York. ake eSianer ViGPORIA “sails Saturday, December ats HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents _ Jous O'DQNOVAN ROSSA PASSAGE OFFICE NA- Monat Steamship Company. pler 47 Houston street Drafts payable 1 EOP why the beau- ul steamship 5 ing ooo Wednest Caprain a’ jeaves pit glock Me for ‘Aspinwall, connecting wish steame' Panama ‘for Acapulco, “Manzan! tla a fazat Diego and San Francisco, and lsd with steamers for Central American and South Pacific ports. Steamers for Japan and China eave San Francisco on Ist. and L6tRof cach ee $ th pany’s off ssage or ireight apply at the company’s officc, pier i Sor Poe River, ey eG 10 AMIFPRRS OF J FREIGHT BULLAY, Superintendent. AN FRANCISCO, The Pacific Mail Steamship Gompany will despatch the new and first class ey Grays for San Francisco, via Straits of haiak on or about the 15th of December. For rates of treight ‘and other information apply at pier ®, North \ Raver. HM, BU ULLAY, Superintendent. F°2, HAMILTON AND st. GEORGE, BERMUDA— Carrying the Unitoa States mails, ‘The first class steamship PERIL Ellis, master, will be despatched for the above ports trom pier 1% ast River, ror irelgat 3 passget Having clogant accommodations, f rt 18 apply oe eRe BROTHERS, 23 South street TLAS MAIL LINE. BI-MONTHLY SERVICE TO WAYTI, VENEZUELA, cu Bees MARACAIBO, JAMAICA AND CULOMBIA: lass tull-powered English built iron screw steam ers. iver, For HAY, OU! RACOA, BNEAUELA and PORTO Laas t Fit. ‘lass passenger accommod: sina eee FORWOOD €'€o, Ee) Pie st street. jalland ‘Ww Yor AND HAVAN# DIRECT MAIL LINE. phere first class steamships will sail every Tuesday, a 3 P. M., trom pier 13 North River (foot ot Cedar mureeth for Havana freee as follows :— Steamship WILMINGTON. -December 9 Steamship MORRO CASTLE: December 16 Steamship CRESCENT CITY... Deceiaber 23 a For cecent Les passage Gaving magnificent accommo- en ee WILLIAM B, CLYDE & CO. No.6 Bowling Green. _D. McKELLAR, Agent | in Havana. ‘OR HAVANA ASSAU, PROGRESO AND VERA CRUZ. NEW TORK AND MEXIOAN MATL STEAMSALP LINE, wing pier No. 3 North River at t3 P.M. crry oF HavaN a, Havana direct)... Dec. 11 CITY OF NEW YORK (Havana ‘Sirost Dec. CITY OF MEXICO (Havana and Mexico) Dec. 20 CITY OF MERIDA (Havana via Nassau). ~Dec. 2¢ CUBA (Havana direct). Dec. 27 For freight of PASE ANDRE & SONS, 38 Broadway. OR NASSAU, N. st enatig CITY OF MERIDA will leave pi ir No. 3 North River, Dec. 24, at 3 P. M. *. ALEXANDRE & SONS, 33 iaroadway IEXAS LINE.—FOR GALVESTON ge, AT ‘Kev West. carrying the United States Mail.—Steamer GEORGE W. CLYDE, Captain Pennington, — wil a Inave pier 20 East River, Saturday, December 13, "at 3. P. M. Through bills of lading given to Houston cinta the Galveston, Houston and Henderson ond i Boand C.K. R. No charge for forwarding in New York. DoLTy having lor accommodations, EL LORY & CO. 153 Maiden lane, or B. CLYDE, 119 Wall street gtd! LINE—FOR tng ee DIRECT. The following pad oak ase steamers will sail every Wednesday, at 3 fates pier 20 East River :— Steainer CITY caro Captain Deering. ...Dec. 10 Steamer CITY OF GAL’ Steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Captain Hines. Freight received daily. Through SSO ania or fess ies Brazos For: trlent or apply to C. n assage, $5. if 5 poerese, ie For ‘ht or agea fe, having superior accommodations, ap- pate 4 LORY 3% ‘Agents, 108 Maiden lane. OR sy “ORLEASS P ¥ SUANTS STEAMSHIP LINE, from pi eg Tih River (oot of North Moore. street, om pler 8} North River (foot of No loore stree' roa Saturday, Decombe r 18, at3o’clock P.M.” reight ed’ daily, Through. rates given to St. Lotte Viewsbang, Mobile, Galveston and Indianola, For freight or passage, having superior accommoda- Pp! oF DE IC | BAKER, pier 36 North River. OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The Cromer Steamship Line. The steamship KNICKERBOCKER, Captain gE. Vv. Mee er, ial leave pier Ne 9 North River, on Satur ber 13, at 3. P. M. Freight received dally, Through rates given to Galveston, Indianola, Rockport of Ge) wharf, Beagos, | te rage 82, le vith bile. Cabin passage, For relgh tor Cha & SEAMAN, 50 Wes passage apply rect RFOLK, ‘PETERSBURG rong) ) RICHMOND. N LY LINE £9, oe aaa rkweekly to & ond. OLD DOMINION SHE AMSHTE COMPANY. From pier 37 ras fg: toot of Beach street, ste: ers leave gauy se P, M. for Norfolk, and passenger moawmers A. rol, Clo Sang and Richmond on Tues- days. Thursdays and Saturdays, same how hrough bills of lading and passenger tickets tsaued to all points South and Southwest via Virginia and Tennes- see, Atlantic Coast, Seaboard and Ki er lines; and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for Western Points, id steamers at Norfolk for Newbern and Washu gton, N. . and other points. Office, 7 Greenwich street. ~~ 1"RAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ALL “RIVER LINE TO ere? Newport and Fall River, spagnificent steamers NEWPOR OLD coboxt ve pier 23 North Bree toot of aces, stree! daily (a rndays cxcepted), at4 PLM Through Uckets sold hotels in it ci i prinepal hote ACON, Superintendent. AMUSEMENTS. Bos OTH'S THEATRE. aoe J. B. BOOTH, LAST 81x NI or Eg TENGAGEMENT oF Mr. ono FLORENOR, 3) who wi sf appear tn alconer” ‘8 Sita ‘Drama, im Ove Pa ney RK on BEFORE THE D, WN, or. 0A Ry Nic THis Wee K, and - SATURDAY. MATINER Mae MBER 13, at 1:30. BRYAN OFARRELL ar w . J. FLOREN' BRIDGET MAGUIRE . J. FLORENCE with songs, KILLARNEY and BARNEY O'HEA, FRIDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 12, BENEFIT J AnD D LASS we PEARANCE BU BUT ONE of MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15, Mr. F. 8, CHANFRAU will appear in the original Drama Seats music ‘tore of C. BL Gu OPERA HOUSK Saas aT a, PECIE PRICES. spear SEars, soe. AND ‘D $1 : Re TRA, FAMILY OLRGLa oot OVERWHELMING SUCCESS! 1! eople present during the two weeks last past. niunereds apon hundreds tnablo to gain even standing room.. MULTITUDES | HOLIDAY CARNIVAL OF FUN, EB Night and Saturday Matines THRONGING ita HOMEY Bus Dune HY sh SEE Tilastrating the Ad’ Aventures of the Mer- ae — laughter eve: G. L. FOX’S | delighted pon bei Q@REATEST sabe P TROUER, KN FAMILY, —_— MATER, LIND, PANTOMIME, | and an n auxiliary force of over 300, The Prince Docillian............Miss FANNY BAYWARD ir. GL, FOX ME ©. K, FOX The Original Humpt Old, One, Two, Bucklo My *s* Seats can be secured: in advance at the box office of pel and af fv A aig office, Broadway Theatre, My Shoo: FIFTH ae THEATRE—WEST TWENTY- ‘hth street, one door from Broad way segina at eight. rminates before Vay orery 2 OX Ha fice o] ona ea , from eight A. ., and seat may S'be secured one wank in eavancd. Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY..... Proprietor and Manager OHANGE OF OF BILL. Brilliant programme for this week. monDay. Dee. 8 (first time this season), Dion Boucl- caalt's superb coms LD EADS AND YOUNG HKARTS, characters by Mr. Charles Fisher, Mr. George Clarke, Mr. W. Davidge, Mr. Geoi vl ing er a hy k Harden: berg, Mr. Owen Fawcett, tog = a. Cr x Miss ime” Davenport. Miss care jewoit and Mrs. TUESDAY and THURSDAY evenings, Dec. 9ana It, Mr. Frank Marshall's brilliant comedy, EAR'S EVE. Characters by Mr George Clarke, Mr. Louis James, Mr. George Parkes ‘Mr, W, Davidge, ‘se. D. Whiting, Mr. Owen Fawcett, Mr. J. G. Parkes, Da 4 iss pes = rt, Miss Sara Jowett, Titra d. H.Gilbert, Miss Nellie Mortimer. Mp ang and FRIDAY evenings, Dec. 10 and 12, and also fo! MAT INEE SATURDAY, at Li o'clock, in Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY'S original adapta- ALIX! Characters ‘by Mr, Charl Mi Mr. Fisher, Mr. George Clarke, r. Louis James, W. Davidge, Mr. Chapman, Miss Sara Jewett, Miss Fanny Moran, Miss Marie Gordon, Miss Minnie away, Miss Nelli Nellie Mortimer. Pies 4S fealty) SAGE, Dec. 13 (first time this season), o ain iy ASSURANCE: Clarke, Mi ry kins, Mr. Geo: rke, Mr. Javidge MY. Ge i Parkes, r. ‘erect Hardenbers, ’eakes, Sie wen Fawcett, Miss Fanny Daven- port, Miss Minnie Conway, Mis: Miss Nellie Mortimer. IN PREPATATION for speedy reproduction, with new scenes, new Soecines and several new and original Arde and tableaux, he Bronson Howard’s dashing American sone entitled Also in preparation to for agree Box office open daily, , trom 3 till I 1d seats may always be secured ONE Wen IN VAN DE. SS ROADWAY THEATRE. MON. lage fe AVILES COLLINS! thas fos mn of his me ular i pean new dramat ado a ofl pia most ost popular | the celek ted. English Comedian, in his masterly ana un ais impersonation of as playea by him over bop ti times with the ae unbounded. THE ENGLISH PRESS THE ENGLISH PRESS Ly THE PIECE. Tue AbTOR, “The curtain fell amid! “An extraordinary con- acclamations of amazed “i eoptton, masterly and ar Era. “A fine rep- | Fag lense of character, nisi 7. —Mail sil ‘A logical triump! reat tA — Dhronicle. “We know noth- a" proaching. {:.””—Jour- The result ot a thor. solon. Morn the ins han ls “One of the most accom lock ite tras aromas plished gomedians on the ill, Keeping an oye stead. stage." Telegraph, t fect and | splendid cetelicoens of & traordinar; wer is this wonderral sory" — Lpondon Teleg te bounds in cone siuatlons and Ze EB 8 fe} 3 f U Ea oa sub uy fo dramatic e the logical development of | splendid ‘creation."—Mer- his plot."—Daily News. | cury. N.B.—THIS PLAY IS THE AUTHOR'S OWN VER- SION.—Mr. Reeve has the American right for its prodne- tion, and its ron which are original, and dider ly from the novel, are duly registered and American copyright i jaws. ‘RUDUCTION, DECEMBER 15. a Mg WAXWORKS! 5 ee oe Mt the ott nat St, Peter's Hall ern EVENING, DECEMBER 1 Fie ‘and AY BLUES MBER 12, Damark the place.) 8th and 9th I pure fun nothing equals these Jarieys, served seats at Pond's, 39 Union square, THE BALL _SEASON. ALL NOTICE.—THE GERMAN COOKS’ SOCIETY Yo, will hold their ninih Annual Balt on Wednes. day, December 10, at Tentonia Assembly avenue and Sixteenth street. Tickets Pesta a aa Heman and indy, $1. THE CO) aE. NNSYLVANIA Saraaa Trains leave New York, from foot of Desbrosses and Cortlands streets, as follow: Expres for Harcisburg, Pittsburg, the Wost and South with. Pullman pal: 13 ears attached.93) A. M., 39 FM. Sunday, 5 and 8:30 P, Por Baltimore, Wastlingion and the South, via “Pennsyl- Cabin Air Line at SAO A. Ms Sando PM. Sunde 4 M. For Baltimore and Washington, via Baltimo: and Ohio Ratlroud. at 7:30 P. M. duly. Express tor, Philadelphia, 8:40, 9:30 0, 9 ., and 12 night. Sunday, % Batis Sa0and DP. ™ it 2 one” at720 A. M.,2,3:10and6:10P. M. Sunday, 5, 5:20, 6:40, 6, 6: di2night. sunday, 5, 5.10 1 ALM. 12 M., For Per ene 6 1, 2, 2:80, 3:1, 3 4230, 6 Pais , 10, M. and 12 * hight! Sunday, 5:20, For. Kahwa; 630, 720, 8, 10 A. + 133 M, I 2, Eg 3:10, 3:40, $20, 5B, 5'M0, 6, P. M, and 1d night.’ Sunday. 5:2, For, Woodbridge and Porth Amboy, 6 and 10 3. M,, 4:0, a For New, Brunswick,7 20 and 8A. M., 12M. 2 30, 43 a 6:10, M, and 12 night.’ Sunday, 6:10 an For Bast Millstone, 8A. M., 12 noon and 4:30 if te For Lambertviile and Flemington, 920 A. ind 3 P. M. For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 3'and 4 eM Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam- den, 7 30 and 9:0) A. M., 12:40, 2, 31 dD, and 6: 10 P.M. For Freehold, 7: A. M., 2and4 op da Jamesburg, vemberton. and Gimden, 6A M, and 2:30 follows:—From Pittsburg, 640 A. M. M., daily 5 A, iS daily, excep Monday. From ees ‘an Baltimore, 6:9 an 640 A, M.. 5 15 sunday, 6:03 tnd 6:10 M. From whale in 10:15 and 11355 A. M.; 2:15, 83 M, Sgnday, 5:22, 6 05, 6:40, er ‘aM M. rHlandtateoots. , “BOYD, Jr. Manizer. __ General Passenger Age Groxtxoton LINE FOR BOSTON.—THE ELEGANT a ISLAND, every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- a5Y,RRAGANSETT, every Monday, Wednesday and Fri- day from pier $8 Roth tavern ate. ee _THE LECTURE VERYBODY, ESPECIALLY bocker, should atte by the’ Rew. Mf Cohen Stu the benett of a House of Es eit r, ‘ket olfice, No. 5 Battery TT, “SEASON. a EVERY | KNICKER- the lecture on Emigration, of Rotterdam, wera hip Tor the Hollanders it rening of the 9th of Decem- church, oa Fourth street, te place, at So'clock. Tickets at the riy to secure a seat, J ECTURES—SPECIAL NOTIC; DR, VELIX ADLER 4 is obliged to defer the second lecture ot bis course, on “Brahma,” until further notice, owing to serious ill: ness tn his tamily. RA. EB. VANDERPOOL WILL LECTURE son's Hall, on M O'clock 1. M, Bubject— Mrs. Westmorlan ent and read. 01 of New York, on the i the Dutch Reform rner of Lata door. Come ei AT ROBIN. y evening, December & at low Women Live in New Yor.” }, the Southern authoress, will be pres- MSs PHILLIPS, (first lecture in New York this season) will deliver his new leetur “Labor, Temperance and Wot at East Side Association Hall, Righty gi18 east a Ane bi sims O sdtotanon oon __BUROPE. AUgAN couRT DRESSES AND | MANTLES, ted, 82 Rue Ni vetoes ols tee Hae dele Palsy Paty RESTAURANTS, ee i aa Rie "FURNITURE. WEEKLY AND MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR Furniture, Carpets and Bedding, at B. M. COW: PERTHWAIT & €O.'S, hatham street. An immense stock and iow Pr prices. Aa 7a, BROADWAY S¥INE FURNITURE, Ce nd hair Mattresses, Parlor Beds. &c., upon Grokuk” SOLARKE'S popular, system of monthiy pay- ments. Houses and Apartments furnished to order. A aiuto rauie Aupers Grant i HOUSEHOLD ¥UR- vine niture for sa uperb Grand Duchess Suit, covere = brocade, made onder, Cost $800, tor $200; one do. $100, lo. $40; Pianoforte. tour round corners, for $250; mar- get Cabinets, les, rosewood Etageres, Paintings, jronzes, Mirrors, Carpets, Clocks; chamber, dining Fur- niture, Silverware; half original cost; house furnishe a last tear ah property family oaving city, 36 West 15th Bt, Af CE SELDOM MET WITH FOR CAs Factor Suits, latest, arytes, $75; Ep, $3 $354 Pedroom, mts, and cheap; Private Fesidence. ar ‘wast 20th st., near er agin. eae ASSORTMENT OF CARPETS, FURNITURE Frenne Seine ta igivent ceah pricey, by, weekly instal % i 0 Detwean Thirdeth and Thiriy-arsestreeta Soe rently AY LEs8s THAN F HALF COST—MAGNIFICENT GRAND anes style satin brocade Parlor ne cost $300, pr $200; one t beocet = re| iting Room Suits 1s, and $005, te 5280; Pe Paintings, Bronzes, Parlor. dibrary, ‘ping Chanter Furniture ; Mattresses, Bedd' ing, ach velve Brnsesls arpets cent property of fami lor Europe, ‘104 East ‘twenty: fr street, near Yrourth avenue. sie Gur Payments taken by the week or month, terms easy. ir a , 0. corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth a ORs AND FURNITURE AT THE Tana cash prices; weekly or syat Barepents taken. NINGIAM, 386 Third avenue, between 27th and 28th strécts, OOD SECOND HAND AND MISFIT CARPETS, all sizes, rich pi Sag >a lish, Brussels, three-ply and ingrain,” very chow old st i street, between Williams ad Ness etree en AKE “ NOTICE—THAT WILL SELL, TO PAY Bh 10 Lt ee ong G room Suits, hair and other Jattresse: long. A var] oO zr we Geo and 07 Bix this day; Mondas” “°" srerme this da. S$ BATE HAOS a ‘anoeieneer, __ CLOTHING. : niree! tisewhere men’s Clothin, oun aon Der cent more in cash wiil be paid than it lad silk and fai pa entice. , Carpets, Jewelry, 1 Y post ended to toby Mrs "oe Mrs ‘Mini’ Brook- lyn orde: ATS, BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET, HENZ pays the highest cash price for indies ‘and , pele emen fearin| el, ON will be punctually a tended ca op erhoat T THE UPTOWN ESTABLISHMENT. 816 SIXTH avenue, near Forty-sixth street.—Ladies and gentle- men Ae b poasrel receive 6) vet, cent ie than else- rE thing, Carpe’ lense call on oF addrem Me. or Mrs ces LATTO. “MEDICAL. Ae AND, KE SURES, PHYSICIANS @s years’ practi: Twenty-sixth street. Act — Re xY Bit. PHYSICIAN, RESIDENCE A. M. a streot, near Greenwi A i RESTELI * No. 1 Bast door from Sth ay. ME. VAN aa BURR, YSIOAN, NO. A ie and raion ark | Conseas waemarmma aca | , Bot Price 129 LIBERTY an YAIOIAN eh INCE ‘1840,—- NEW YORK HERALD, D, MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 - 1873—TRIPLE SHEET, AMUSEMENTS, R YMPIC THEATRE, ‘Opens at 7:15; curtain 8 o'clock. Popular prices. ONLY THREE NIGHTS AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE of the great French drama of THE MARBLE BEART. Ser Dream, | EDWIN ADAMS,| Marble Heart, ‘iterates the popalar, trage- Last nights. th Aivalied'chatacter] ‘saturdays RL in. |" of eer) “RICHARD IT. Friday, PHIDIAS, | Saturday, MAR. Enoch Arden, the Sculptor, BLE T womee BAPHAE DEAD HEART DEAD HEAKT, the artist® on Monday. TIDE, MAST CSStaLR MIRE OF BMOOH EDEN. BAIONDAY, ‘great original charac ter of LANDRY in” THE DEAD HEART. I ition the st_asto astounding, 1d alaginesaen eat ending arts sadn r produced on any stage. velly @ YEW MBIROPOLITAN THEATRE, 0, Broadway, 585 an MADABOE +o Get i GALARY OF AWiLEEE” POTE as has never bofore been witnessed, concentrated at this meTROPOLiFAN Miss DIGhn KELSEY, mere Oran the beautiful serio-comic Vocalist METROPOLITAN and burlesque actress; METROFOLITA: METROPOLITAN WALTERS AND MORTON, METROPOLITA: METROPOLITAN | the monarchs of fo78 ‘and dance; 3 METROPOLITAN ale, LEONA DARE, METROPOLITAN, ueen of the Air. JOHN HART, SAM RICKEY, MASTER BARNEY, N, AND brpsngel pe comeaNye in ‘their specialties. Sam Rickey wil rin a new drama, written ex- pressly for him, vend MISFO! OR, MELERVES. Poutrrcs. Charles Melervy, an Irish emigrant. ef ALLACK’S, Proprietor and Manager. -.Mr. LESTER, WALLACK Doors | Commences at 8 o'clock, ae WEEK OF THE COMEDY SERIES, TWO FAVORITE PIECES! Mr. LESTER Pika roe in his original character of COLONEL JON WHITE. MONDAY, DEGEMBER AND EVERY EVENING. DURING Te WEEK, Sarl FTERNOON, at 1:30, ENTIRELY NEW parige ah APPOINTMENTS, FOURTH OF THE SERIES, Robertson's delightful — Comedy ot acted y him...... TER WALLACK £) DORRISON (as originally ieted by by Phin Mi Mr, brite GILBERT Sone tS ibe EDWAR ARD p ARNOT 'HARINE ROGERS ISON .Miss EFFIE GERMON Dona tHoRNaOuGH, ‘Miss KATE BARTLETT The performance will Comme tied with the amusing farce (Cl ON PARLE FRANCAIS, whi lessra. HARRY BECKETT, J. B. noe J. We CARROLL, Mrs. Ce N SEFTON, Misse: A GOLD. ‘E, KATE BARTLETT and Sheen ROWE will appear. timate five act Comedy, by Mr. DION BOUCI- written expressly tor theatre, is in prepara- ..Sam Rickey A le ofvth' tion. ‘OOD'S MUSEUM, ON E, OWBNS, PO! ‘OSITIVELY Last Whe OF the mittens Comiadt AD, MR. JOHN E. OWENS, ond, his OWN DRAMATIC COMBINATION, ONDAY AND TUKSDAY, DEC. § and 9 EVENING’ ATS, RNUON AT 2. B JOHN B. OWENE shakes peare's Comedy of in Coyne’s Comedy of the M. x ase EVERYBODYS FHTEND WINDSOR, and Owens speciality of| cast to the sir th of the NK3. We ompany: WEDNESDAY aa Seer EVENINGS, ae LAW AN. TY WIN: lth, 7) ‘BAT D FOR’ FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY EVENIN 12th and seh, POOR Cg rei ye D TOUDLES. pay MATINEE AT 2 P. M. Buckston med MARRIED td MONDAY. EVENT "1 DEC. 15, the eminent Irish dian, Mr. T. G. RIGGS, in the IRISH DETECTIVE, 1 Vitel * THEATRE, Fourteenth street, near Sixth avenue. MONDAY, TUESDAY A’ AND WEDNESDAY, A CHINA SHOP. BAGSHOT MR. CHARLES hh pehtea Ga ‘To conclude wit! THE SEBUTANTE, SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The Management has the pleasure to announce the en- gagement, FOR A LIMITED PERIOD ONLY, of the eminent ac: MR. CHARLES Piciier, ON THURSDAY PREM ER OD DECEMBER ll. EW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN, A, R. SAMUELLE... ‘The management respectfuliy ment witn the Fopular American actor uN McUULLOUGH, lm! te ato one wee commencing MONDAY EVENIN®, December 3, on which occasion he will appear i e es Richelieu, im Bulwer’s beautitul ei or, THE EU oy. f the press. “So great and pyre a character as that of the Cardinal sober eu must be portrayed by @ great master. Mr. McCullough was ciosely observed by the large audience Present. it was an audience well qualified to criticise, Por the most intelligent of eur eltisens were present and among them many who had been accustomed to witness the impersonations of Forrest and Booth. But the gen- es applause and the frequent demonstrations of delignt ‘act were evidence that the actor lost nothing by Sheet scrutiny. In Richelieu, as in all the great charac- ters Mr. McCullough has yet assumed, he displays originality in the manner of reas Calmness and self-possession characterize all that he does. Whenever occasion requires it he rises in strength of Voice and phys cal action to a power almost sublime.”—St, Louis “Mr. McCullough’s Richelicu, as given last night at Wall’s Opera Howe, was & masterpiece ot act- ing. | He was called betore the curtain at the conclusion oheaee mele the applause of his delighted audience. foe is most perfect, and when either in the Dasseges or in the angry, Dlercing voice, he can be disubetty eard. He carries his audiences with him by ya Sort or magnetism, and it seems that his listeners an audience are so inipressed that they cannot, if they want Sues” thelr attention from his acting.” —' ston ri TUESDAY RYENING, De pT he Beratibes & SPAR’ in Dr. Bird's ce celebrated SFr ot the Reserved seats for eithtr nigl night of Mr. MeCullough’s en- feet at the new Park Theatre, Beooklyn (positively limited to one week, commencing Monday evening, De- cember 8), can be obtained at the box office of the theatre, Brooklyn; also at the Theatre Ticket office, 1lt Broadway, yew York cles Manager. tragedian ad \t COMPANY, ICHELIEU. P.M., and at ll4 Engagement tor 6 only JOHN McCUL, MR. N, B. HARRIS and sah Dei Bote JOHN abi eres x office open trom 9 A. M. Broadway, New York: RS. F. B. CONWAY'S BROOXLYN THEATRE, LAST NIGHTS OF T. GREAT te! o Wak DRAMA, Don't PA To SEE IT. CFheaday, Dec. 9 1875-—Crand fo esday, Dec. rand gale rmance Adolf Neuendorf's Germania Theatre Troupe, for he benefit of the paris Biker ano neE Society, pty ea VOM WEGE, ey in 4 acts, by E. Wichert. Tved seats $2. Tickets to be had at '¢ box office, or on Tuesday at the Admission $13 the wermanis Th Academy of Music. ONY PASTOR'S OPERA HOUSE—201 BOWERY. igi] of bye :—Family circle, 26c.; parquet, orchestra chai Uc. Pade RICHARDS, | THE WONDER OF THE AGE, HE MAN FiSH.’ | EATING, DRINKING, BMOKING First SHERWIN snd SLEEPING ONDER W. THE REYNOLDS BRO st ins ni Pikinrc THE MONZERT 8) CHILDREN, Anew Drama of ite | ia ‘the Sout, cle THE PREEMAN SISTERS BILLY ‘BA JENNIE, LARRY OOLEY, mine LANG, ¥ PASTOR ea HIS Star TROUPE, Matinees Tuesday and Saturday. Ladies free on Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons. ‘OSH BILLINGS! THE GREAT AMERICAN HUMORIST, will deliver hie {rresiegbh funn; “Lektur,” “BUTY AND-THIC BE. ‘ASTS, AT ST. PETERS Halse ‘est 20th str Ww r MONDAY y RVENING, SEOMMBER ee Come and laugh. Adinission, Se. + children, 260. PRIVATE MUSIG LESSONS, PIANO, VIOLIN, Organ, Guitar, Flute, Cornet, ‘ithier, Harp, Singin : Harmony. $2 Clinton place. cvening. Circa a mailed fee. i TAY Ww WATSON, Uirector. ION'S GR BILLIARD HALL, CONNECTED with the famous Saloon of Jerry P. Thomas, 1) | Broadway, between "Thirte ‘and Thirty-frst streets, di- | rectly opposite Grand gd tad de Games on Sierhoovs of Monday = wr ata o OVI EL DION ARD. Ag Siang yr ANGELO ZORRLARE rote Director of Italian Opera), will Fesame lemsaps vier ey i NEW YORK G No. 5 is y Imonico's. Ni Es _P Patrons wilt p plonse see ak e x fettediate 6 application. Airs Srsbtan ata 4 Fils Busia nl ts Bes ai serene 5 bd FRENCH LADY OF FINEMENT, J PUPIL oF i) ra Site 7 ome aay rnom ores Every evening Boucicaults successful new Comedy, LED ASTRAY, _ Saturday, Dec. 13—Matinee of LED ASTRA’ N#i0's capes. AY, mab 5 MONDAY, Dece or 8 Firat appearance o! the ce Miss A the) VOKES, big VOKES, 5) ROSINA VOKES, Mr. FREDERICE OF bees, in an Scat ak whi nage spectnculae, fay iy, gtravggaing written expressly tor them by E. L. Fondony eH CHILDREN IN THE WOOD THE CRUSL UNCLE AND OLD Fa ATHER TIME, mted wi TIRELY whe Bune! STU! appoltnuant TABLEAU: a, 00 BS GRAND ALLET and SUBERB TRANSFORMATIO) THE BALLET DEPARTMENT, gonstituting “uf large and complete organization, is led by the UNE ed Pree ARIE BONPANTI, hen. ft a0 mate oo in Ave yeah ‘BOLO D. thingy a “He iH tn AND FIFTY, CORYPHERS, GOSSAMEE DREAMS and PALL OF THE LEAF, THE SCENIC © DEPARTMENT resent fresh prod He ns from the or will p: many fresh productions from brash {pgindt N obs GLOWING TRANSFORMA’ THE HOME OF OF QUEBN MAB. THE MUSICAL DEPARTMENT, Vocal and Instrumental, is replete wi with th the fo Selah one freshest Airs and Melodie Mr. Hawi Cl CbNNOLEY eee THE COSTUMFS AND PROPERTIES are of the oddest, newest and most unique description, and have been Ayla expressly for ‘this production, Naving vege aad Mee, VOKRS, 8r., of London ir. Mr. W. HENBY and Mr. W. DEVERNA, of New York. THE LONDON MADRI@AL BOYS have been specially re-engaged and will sing several em- irely new madrigal and concerted pieces. THE CAST Of THE PIECE, in padition Pine se inlading Vokes, will include many ee RE ant CHARLES COLLIN Mistiikeste SUDLOW, Mn: B i COLLIGE, aon 1 i ce will be jatronaped a series of iS aaaraahceak Be tr le, Blue Beard, Little birds, Aladdin, Old Woman ina Shoe, and a grand gath- ering Of NO) NIZENS OF THE FOREST. THE ENTIRE ENTERTAINMENT brodnoed ate OURAN DOLLARS, Carriages at 1045. TORDAY MATINEE AT 1g. ROADWAY THEATRE. BEGINS AT 6, EVERY NIGHT AND pean MATINEE, the celebrated bit Alice Dunnin; pana Dickie, and taeir entire dras matic organization in ‘Alexandre Dumas’ new — Drama, in five acts, presented for the first ime America, and entitled an evening the comet ot be supplemented, apy Me LINGARD'S new series of his famous 8! GRAND IMPERSONATIONS OF THE WORLD'S art eens ea drawn on the stage inp presence or ‘the audience. ee aE WOMAN IN WHITES with Mir; WYMEi REEVE as Count Fosco. . HEATRE COMIQUE, 514 BROADWAY, Mr, JOSH HART...... Bole Pi fat rietor. THE SPECIALTY THEATRE OF THE WORLD, Second week and continued success of the RELL SISTERS, ‘Wo. TE WORRE! Miss SOPHIE WORKED, sigs IRENE WORRBLI The WORRELI'S will appear in the burlesque, Second woek ‘at ie Cay ot ‘all ‘comedians, Mr. HORN, ae lt appear in in his Beeuepee character, Commence Mr. JOHN WILD, Sue CHARLES WHITE, Mr. TOM HARPER, mne-legged song and dance artist. Miss SOPHIE BLM. . firs JOHN WILD, re HUGHE: Miss KITTY 0” . HUGUES YEAMAN' Miss MARIE GORERELO, Ms. JENNI‘ SATTE: ces, 0, T ide with the laughable bi bs ate rath ea ARS rah introducing the WORRELL SISTERS and the entire MATINEE WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. ALVINI'S FAREWELL, PERFORMANCES—TO-MOR ‘ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TroNDAY EVENING, Dec. first and only time here of Voltaire’s great he ad with Signor SALVINT in his gr: mere. OROS- MANES; Signora PIAMONTE a ‘the captive maiden “ZAIRA. DNESDAY, Dec. 10, the Biblical tragedy, Signor SALVINT inhi owerful role, SA! cans aa Pay ‘Dec. 12 signor SALVINT as THE O} SATURDAY, Dec. 18, FIRST FAREWELL MATINEE, pres eh ‘$10. Fs ny ciese: 50 cents. ee es ‘al con can be siete ‘at. the box office, Academy; Sohir- ines Land He Broadway. ERMANIA THEATRE, AD, NEUENDORFF MONDAY, DECE MB E Es Com coe ih four acts, by Moser. Box Office open daily trom 9 till ¢ o'clock. T. Lerma AT THE RINK UsEUM, MENAG- ERIE AND © CIRCU: HoLtDay HOLIDAY] Owing to the un! sal desire | 81 HOLIDAY 8 Horiba: to witness the we ye wonderful com- | 2 Hoppay bination and_ the the consequent eee thousands thronging the various | SEASON, wompay departments, te 7" earnestly re- woepey 4 quested that ladies, children, and ropa all who can do & fo 2, attend the | SEASON, EOEBAY | enerneen exhibition, and avoid, Houmay ina measure, the crowds and ex- 13 HOLIDAY | citement inseparable to evening | SE. HOLIDAY prac SE. Boprpay entertamments. The great double- ring clreus commences promptly | SEASON. HOLIDAY | pec d pays 14 aoney at2 and 8 o’clock daily. The in- BY 1 foes augural GRAND ENTREE should Ne LIDAY | be witnessed by ev every one. Ad- HOLIDAY a HOLIDAY | mission | Scents. its, Go early. 8] Braxrs OPERA HOUSE, 23D STREBT, betweeen 6th and 7th avs.,near Booth’s pheaeee ing at 8 paturd: BRYANT'S MINS NSTREL BRYANT’S MINSTRELS Jubilee concert. Tit BRYANT'S MINSTRE. The SAUSAGE ME BRYANT’S MINSTRELS. | UNSWORTH’ BRYANT'’S MINSTRELS. EB BRAZAW GUA Al BRYANT’S MINSTRELS, BRYANT'S MINSTRELS, vane! in rt rare Immense hit of Mr. Bob Dan Bryant, Unsworth, rene, seymour H MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 Te CHILDREN HALF oie eRus D TOM.” STEINWAY HALL, | DEC. 10 AND DEC. 12, HE Rog > 3 @ nm MATINEE DEC. all; AT 1g P.M. \| For the accommodation of those who could not attend BLIND TOM’S Concerts, owing to previous engagements for tho last nights df the Opera, he will give THRKE CONCERTS THIS WEEK, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10, FRIDAY, Dec, 12, ats P.M.’ MATINEE SATURDAY, Dec. 13, at 14 P. M. Admission, 5 cents; Reserved Seats, 25 cents extra Children under nine half price. Tickets at the Hall and at 114 Broadway. niteaartatchtasahiintel COENEEE (ARRANGED | ad G. 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