The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1875, Page 2

AMUSEMENTS. 10. WACHTEL. CADEMY OF MUST week but one of the brilliant sea- sou in Now York CHTEL GRAND OPER, Director. AD. NEUENDORFF MONDAY, December ENGEIN. NESDAY, December 23—LOHED qnatenpay. December 26 (Chrint ae Nigh LOMEN: NGRIN... .. THEODORE WACHTEL eee be ured “st box umee of Academy of Munie aad 114 Broads ay WACHTEL OPERA at the Philadelphia Academy of Musi ONDAY, Jaw s NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DEUKMBER 20, 1875.—W1TH SUPPLEMENT. por PASTOR'S vs NEW, THEATRE. TONY PARTOR'S| 3 Matinees& | TONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE — NEW THEATRE, This week. srmepay, FRIDAY MRISTMAS D. GMENT: ¥ ATTRACTIO TE Wottbays. KS ANDER} Bat EL IME TROUPE, MAI THE MAGIU HORN.” America ee “aanebe Pi GUS WiLLt ass. @—— oe WicLiams. Ht AVENUE THEATRE. 5" HAVEN! aud Manager... --Mr, AUGUSTIN DALY VENING FOR TWO HUNDRED NIGHTS, EVER Tat TIN DALY'S GREATEST SUCCESS, iu 2eegag_ U BEREEB re H 5 t? ru u UE bperrr It u U EREB r HH a Pr Pe i eaodt UUUUU EKEEBEEBB AY. MAGNIFICENE ‘chNRIY t ‘suwertuus COSTUMES! q% Fisher, Mr. “i La veto ‘David Mau: jucluding Miss Panny ‘one! me Mr, Jumes Lewis, Mr. D. flee Barrymore: . Rock TUESDAY. EVENING, Dee. 21 24th subset! Jocnrssks DE LAMOUl THURSDAY “EVENING, gt og Benefit of M. MEZIERES. First LES CHEVALIER DU PINE Ne ae HOMARD (The Lobster). SATURDA 26th subscription night, SERAPHINE, OOTH'S THEATRE, CHRISTMAS. WEEK z Sone eee ek, a“ ALMER. “¥ ors ee | ‘eek of the Renow! and Forems impersonators Irish Peasant Life, Mr. and Mra, BARNEY WILLIAMS. The grand romantic Taieh di = THE CONNIE SOOGAM, will be given tm ite entirety eveey evening. CORNEY McGRATH, with ihe eongs “Ellen Asthore” and “Grammachree or NELLY NOLAN, with, the balled of Pret Her Cow,” und the Irish Jig, AtLiaus gor biti wml \comelade with, AuSTOMs hth THE COUN TRE ta Which Nr WILLLAMS gives one of her famous YANKEE GAL impersonations. ** THURSDAY EVENING—BENEFIT of the AT- TACHES OF THE THEATRE. 1 E 24—JOINT FAREWELL SERIE of Mr, und Stee BARNEY WILLIAMS. Cirkistwas DAY —Two Frormances, in both of hich Mr. and Mrs. B BARNEY W WILLIAMS appear. OOTH'S THEATRE. MONDAY, December 27, fund production of with a REMARKABLE C and living tableaux, 3 ilinries, costly , effects, aud with the following unparalicled Shakespearian combina ton, Mr. ‘LAWREN( JB BARRETT as, CASBIUS, BANGS ay MARC ANTONY, Foie ele DAVENPORT se’ BRUTUS. by the great dramatic organiza Itogether forming THE MOST WONDERPUL i RESENTMENT EVER MADE EITHER IN EURUPE OR AMERICA. +. Orders for places now received, and on Thursday next they will be filled and the direct 3 be Begun, Ordinary prices to reg and locations cans be chenem diagrams at box office windo park THEATRE. EVERY EV! ENING, after careful weergin nthe Pica nn creten Melateane,, Act I CMNGKEDIENTS, des TL FU rie a Minnie Doyle, Miss Annie Edmondson, Miss Annie Marie Louise, Miss Constance Lei, Miss Ivy, srs. John Ditto Dyelh Re sear J. Hind, iP Parloe' 3 io aklin, tin’ inane Pars ws a Clarence, GW. peg w. a B. Cutler, Hi. Gwyn Parker, GR Holmes We M. Wilton, J. Wile H. Montrose, Oak akey Hall NEE SATURDA’ MINSTRELS. “The funniest entertainment’ in this city. aud by the best company. Btrect cars may be ordered at 10. Seuts secured. MATINEE SATURDAY, at 2. ‘PABISIAN VARIETIES, 16TH ST. AND BROADWAY, ‘Temple of Sensational Novelties. Kv ‘Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday Matinees, “Palace of real pleasure and voluptuous art, Where charming woman f he heart With nature, beauty, music, son; The fancy to enthrall, aud sénse entrance,” s. | Meiange de Faseination, | 50 Stare. AGuprecedented « orabiaution of At GRAN. OL Miss Rosie Keene and ‘ee Boreard, Clog Dances,” Forrester, Harry Montague, Myles Morris, great Elvino, ‘welve Tei ons, Freuch Quedrilies, | | | ies Minnie Hall, Miss Carrie Duncan, | Living Statues, jaltion, Miss Ella Arlington, and 4 as “i wi EXTRA ATTRACHTONS “CHRISTMAS GERMAMIA THEATRE, FOURTEENTH STREET. AD. y Director wosDAy OE . edy, in four acts, by Rosen Box oftice open duily from Sto 4 e'clock. QTEINWAY HALL MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 30, RAND MUSICAL RECEPIION' TO MME. ANTOINETTE STERLING, previous ta Ter. Gupaciare for: Rarepes HERR JAC :OUSOTIS. Bolo Violinist; Mr. THEODORE THOMAS and FULL ORCHESTRA. Tendered by Hon. Win. Hl. Wickham, Mayor: Rey. Wm. Adams, D. D-; Rey. Wan M. Taylor. DD. P. Kog- trs, DD. ; Rev. W. Ormiston Thomas & Hac gs, D. Di; Mr. H. B. Clatiin, Mr. Algernon 8. Sullivan and and ot Schirmer'’s, 701 RESORT OF FASTIION. ) more, Wasser wade + THIS EVENING ir OLYMPIC THEATRE. R'S MARD A. PROCTOR. Y STEINWAY HALL, December 21, January 5 and 7. er 21—"OTHER WORLDS THAN OURS.” Seats for the three Lectures, Tickets for Single Lecture, 75¢., at the Stice of the Ameri- cau Literary Bureau, room 26 Cooper Institute. ber 20, January 4 and 10. i by William Be Be Garmo. it WILLIAM A. POND & CO. }, 547 Brosdway. tage wvserre THEATEE, BRO. oO iw KATHE, 624 BROADWAY. NIMBLE NIP THIS EVENING. (onosse ‘on oF PARIS, TIE LARGEST AND COSTLIEST OIL P. VER EXHIBITED 1X AMHRICAT ee TH Ort OF THE ARCHUISHOR OF FARIS AND THE Host, BY TIE A TERRIBLY REAL PICTORIAL EFFECT. —— GRAND | PANORAMA 1 THE PRANCU: PRUSSIAN WAK. JUST RECEIVED FROM BERLIN. pCQLOSSEUM open from 1to4P. M. and from 790 te 10 5; children balf price. No extras. TON OF THE ARCHBISHOP AND GRAND PANORAMA fi al TIME on WEDNESDAY, ny will be exhibited December 22, at 7 .DREN, MALE AND FEMALE. J NIMB. THIS EVENING” OLYMPIC THEATRE, 624 BROADWAY. AL. . ‘The Whittingbams, Wveny Nice ‘The Wi Master Newman. Henri Family. MAM: MAKTLY, Que ong ama Banco Artt e- rtist, . ool Mosees te Morgan. Sanford aud Wilson. New Scenery. ww Properties. John LeClair, w Wardrobes. i Tricks, “oan was ead ‘e Sophrini Snugget. a. ni Frank Girard. Jenule Satterlee, Sadie Deshou, Charles Worley, Watson aud sherman, McCullough and Friels, Be js Haslam, A. Lehman, . Vuluier. ail in & grand Holiday Boog ine, under the personal Ce rupted merriment, deline: mous stars. Re iinet ‘VERY ACT A GEM. EVERY ARTIST A SUCCES: TONY Paes, THE HOME qpATIONAL ND MORAL AMUSEM. OF EN’ to2rchestea chairs and priv or , and © oe fue: Frid ade iaeesnine ot 16208 HEATRE COMIQUE, + MATT MORGAN. Leics Bassey r4e-2 Manager mated aetee of "S CLASSIC TABLEAUX. To-night first time (positively) of the Beautiful Living DELUGE, Pictures, .7 bs JUDGMENT OF PARIS, BATTLE OF THE AMAZONS, DESTRUCTION GF POMPEII, THE ROCK OF AGES, and first week of the benutiful Vocalist, Miss NELLY NELSON and Mr, JOHN PENARY. "All the Matarioth Company in WwW THE MINIATURE 09T! Miss E WESN! Miss JENNIE HUGHE! Miss bTTINgS aac Fg NELLY Sf. JOHN, Mr. JOHN ALLE: ‘: ARRY, leasi ain MATINEE whb’ DA’ and SATURDAY. Que bomen taaomatadaae JUN FP. POOLE. . MANAGER THE HOUSE UF PANTOMIME THIS pie | OR THE FIRST \E, RAND HOLIDAY PANTOMIME NIMBLE NIP, NIMBLE NIP, BLE OR OGRE youriiz PATKy" SILVEREYES AND BE. ARK. EVERY, SCENE. COSTUME, APPOINTMENT AND EF- VECT ENTINELY NEW ASD ELE Tneideatal to Ld agi: aig will be oueat OUR ARM’ Aa NAVY, REPRESENT! iY 0 BEAUTIFUL }OUNG LADIES, WITH SONG, CHORUS, MARCHES, AND MILITARY AND NAVAL DRILL introducing the celebrated DRUM SOLOIST from the prin- cipal London Music Halls. iss EVA SINCLAIR. ONE nuNpkep (GHARMING (CHILDREN, Jed by the accomplished Miss ALICE B) seasons Mr. Pgs F, a icy BLAND Hi EE Miss SOPHIE: WOKKELL -Miss IRENE WORRELL RAMBLES. YOURG Mr. VODING bra que ENTINE OLYMPIC Alt ae an ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY AUXILIARIES, aking NIMBLE NIP “NIMBLE NIP THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY TREAT EVER OFFERED, Fahy of thle theatre, iF PANTOMIME. of the elastic Sony and Dance Arti ROP ESSES, JOUNSON AND BRUNO. Legyed Comedians, "ANSILL, ‘A new sketch, “THREE A M. Mr. JOHN His skgteh EWESTON, mie WALKIST.” by ow and Opera Miss a erate site vEn New itidepios Seip Messrs. MN QUEEN and WILLIAM WEST Museeial ¢ Wak ts teed. By Aout MURPHY und MORTON. Forming, on the w THE MOST MAUSIBICENT ENTERTAINMENT EVER PRESENTED IN ANY THEATRE. MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. (PWENTY-THIRD STREET THEATRE. Sixth avenue and Twenty thied strect. SECOND WEEK AND TREMENDOUS HIT OF THE NEW _ COMEDY THE FLATTERER, received with tremendous applause. ad declared by the a8 to be the brighest aud most brilliant comedy presented ears. hs THE PLATTE: EVERY EVENING AND TATCRDAY MATINEE. AGLE THEATRE, BROADWAY AND bag, proto STREET. Lyd yeni in jou Mise Julia Mather uu. eee, Harry Kernell, Charles White, Larry Tooley, eae Ce Levele. Miss Franklin and “ay Oe 3, 3," “Dead Shot ry iS TO NEW ORLEANS, Louis 10 NEW OMLEANS: N Hart regrets to announce the po: of the Grand Christwes Pantomime, Burlesque tl aod Transformation. It will be povisively pros produced day, December 27, and will be one of the most eluborate ever deed In this ‘cyuntry. ‘The magnificent and imposing rmation Beene, UR SEASONS, by the greatest eles Fecientite Artist, Mr. Matt, M ‘The comi rae soening, written expressly for this wed by Mr. W. H. NEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. __..._ AMUSEMENT. NION SQUARE THEATRE. Broudway and Fourte nth street, SHERIDAN SHOOK. AM. PALMER ROS. iMustrated with uh AN Most EL. Rink ATE 2 1 UNDOUBTED ee 1 low tug taverit jens r. TRIUMPH. ct Rose htynge, Fan | coy kind porsolaaion of Lecter Wllack) and ygusta Kaymond. SOKURDAY, December 25, Sixty MATING ‘OF ROSE MICHEL. LLACK'S. Fropeieter aud Menage: Mr. LESTER WALLACK Mr. WALLACK be; we that, pending the com- pletion of the preparation necessary for the production of heise ‘ORTHCOMING NOVELTIES, arranged VARIED. AND ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME for THE HOLIDAYS, alternating as follows :— WEDN. DAY AND ogg EVENINGS, MONDAY, 20, 22 an Comedy, entitled Decer Mr. HORACE WIGAN'S BOSOM PRIENDS, - Characters by Mosars. H, J, | MONTAGUE, pone € te BRI. HARRY BECKETT, E. ARNOTT. C. A. STEY SON, W. HERBERT. E. M. HOLLAND, Miss x DA DY Mme. PONISI, Miss GERALDINE MAYE, Miss E. BLAIS: DELL and Miss ETHEL THORNTON, TUESDAY ana THURSDAY EVENINGS, December 21 also rartirceyt December 25 STMAS DAY) MANNER AND VENING, will be presonted Kobertson’s exquisite comedy of CASTE. Characters by Messrs. Il, J. MONTAGUE, HARRY BECKETT, ENSON, Miss ADA DYAS, Miss EFFIE GERMON und Mme. PONISI. Mr. Wallack further desires to state to the visitors of this theatre that, im compliance with requests for its reproduc- tion, the romantic play, entitled THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN, revived for A PEW REDIESENTATIONS ONLY, Doe nctice wil be given of the rst, appearance, this ssa son of Mise IONE BURKE, Mrs. JOHN SE! Mr, W. K. PLOY, J. W. CARROLL, ‘OOD'S MUSEUM WOOD'S. HIS DAY. MATINEE AT 2. ‘The new Caan by Gipsy WoL 1 SUELDON LOUISE RYLVESTER, ARKANSAS THAVELLER, | 1 Colton, Therese, Wood. “ON EXHIBITION, BARNUM'S: HIFPOFOTAMUS, EVENING AT 8. in his aie Play, Th STETMON, the. popu new and original s of the Revolution, e LLEY FORGE. ML ‘American ‘Trogedia Drama, founded on Replete with new nd benasitel esene Kovival of the — — DUMB BELLE. Oe ARMY A! 100, o CHARATING ‘CiitLpney, MALE and FEMALE, NIMBLE OLYMPIC THEATRE, (uiexenine HALL. VON BULOW, WANS _VON_BULOW. baer ‘DECHMMEI 27, ich occasion ey Marron’ BROWN Puy it of Von Bulow, HARLES B. FOOTE, Pupl pil of Richard Hoth Mr. ‘Sameer HOFFMAN, will appear with HANS ULO! WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, SECOND € MATINEE THURSDAY, DECEM THURSDAY. DECEMBER Ho, AT 2 O'CLOCK. FRIDAY, DECEMHER 1, TIKD CONCERT, ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. Reserved 18 Sale opens WEDNESDAY, Decem. ber 22, at Schi 23 Union square; Chickerinj’ 8, Bich teenth’ streot and Fifth avenue, and 114 Broadway, where programmes can be secured. CHICKERING PIANOS aré used by VON BULOW. IVOLE THEATRE, EIGHTH STREET, between Secund and Third a ihe sreatest original mngical spectacular Bu ERL KING. with three grand Ballet Preceded pee most refined Variety Entertainment. SATURDAY, “DECEMBER 25 (CHRISTMAS DAY), A HA AND Art NEE. Replet ‘Amazonian March and Combuts. HE BEST ey Chimes of Thomas,” for pent Ww. harity,” melodie for piano, ¥. Brandeis, Is the: Old Home Lonely,” Biske, 40c.; », de. Rose” Waltzes, ’ siding ty Song), Bi wa the Bream" ins Thee” and “Edith’s Prayer, Balfe, each 4c. ; copies mailed. G0.,847 Broadway: branch store, 39 Wik ikke Ms POND Union squat ~_ PIANOFORTES, _ORGANS, | &e hae AM BxCRLLENe CHANCE TO MAKE A HOLIDAY legunt steinwa y & Sons’ 7 irargains's brilliant vowed. 73g 0c no, four round corners, name on, plat $1,200, for $279; maker's kuarautee wud bill of urchaser; also pi library, chamber turnitare,’ To Ue sold regardless of cost. a Cull, private residence No. 120 West 23d street, near 6th avenue. ing room T BAINES BROS. PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS ufactory, corner Twenty-first street and Secona eon a fine assortment of first class, Planofortes for sale on reasonable terms; # few Pianos but little used at great ins. > ry REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. West Sid RIVER YRONT FOR SALE—OR TO LEASE FOR 21 yours, wit! diate possesslon, # plot of 7: ft ‘orth River, with ad line; ail riparian jauce from the State or AN, No. 2 rte Higlts paid fur shud secuted by oom city many years sine HOMER Mou 2 Pine street. PROPE yf ouT OF THE crry | KOR LE On TO KENT, JOR SALE ON EASY TEEMS—BUILDING arian nd Waiter Fronts fu i. ay and Se ud taished sem, from $2,800 upward: abs to lee Steinway & sé tory will be remove dustrial establishn works has just been German school opened; the new borse railroad from 4 forry leads directly t the Stelaway property, a distance of butt; miles. Send for clreular with devcription and maps of property. STEINWAY & SONS, 14th street, water fiom the Long and an excellent Ei REAL ESTATE 20 ‘EXCHANGE. ba UANGE—FOR BROCKLYN LOTS, FARM neur Hartiord; equity, $5,000. Address 8. A. HAKT- VORD, Herald office, REAL ESTATE WANTED. W4SteD—PRopEnty at reaxg FOR SALE AND TO RENT le prices, to supply demand at my office; must have {ult particular 6 CARREAU, House Agent, 419% Grand street, TO LET FOR BUSINESS _ PURPOSES OFT TO LET—ON BROADWAY, FIRST LOFT, Ld desirable fur straw goods, millinery, or other &. MYERS & si ‘T-WITH STEAM POWER, AT LOWER PRICES be found in any other yood locality, whole sinxte Floors. | Apply to GEORGE W. READ £00. 156 nud 200 Lew! 0 LET OR LEASE—THE PIMST CLASS STORE, Basement and Sub cellar, 444 Mroome street, close to and west of Broadway; 25x50; basement and sub- store 2 cellar 25 by about 70 well Highted and dry, y R MORG. 0. 2 Hine street. LARGE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT Hom, all conveniences, billianl table, gar, fire, in- cinding Hoard for two; terms moderate; i tn fauiily; reterences givew and required, 3s Wes! Thirty-second a toons, newly F153 Madison uvonu HANDSOMBLY YURNISHED, without Board, in private ces, Call ut 143 West LARGE BAST. OF CITY HALL—FRANKFORT How corner William stroet,—250 ‘Se., xi #1 geatlomen and families; plenty of bedelathen; rant; open all night. PARLOR (WITH FEANO) in, toxether or separate save or single entionn Tw bh str’ cheap Ke: 4) LARGE ROOMS, HANDSOMELY AND NEWLY FUR 4 ished, every conventonce, to let, with superior Bonrd; forms moderate; references exchanged, 210 West Twenty: jourth street. Ey CAN BE be ely agg! AC- nmodated with Bourd in @ private family. 61 Second 2 an CKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, ba ee —— Twenty thin: Spite mely furnished suite or sing ta terms . OL—SECOND FLOOR FRONT private bath; also other Rooms; house is furnished; breakfast to’ order till » required, TO A PARTY DESIRING SUPE- 3, aew and bandsomely ae private table and thorough rticulur, $6 To $3 PER WaeK FOR FURNISHED ROOMS, DO with Bourd,—Families accommodated equally low; hot and cold water in rooms. 42 South Washington square, third trom Macdougal street. RTM AVENUE, O Rooms, with and ole = wilte . with Sirst ned eypornlieets enon Besoeinis Age Clinton pltee. ‘T TWENTY-FIRST STREET, NEAR FIFTH nm somely furnished lurge and sinall Rooms, with first ‘lass Hourd : references. 0 RENT—A HANDSOME NEW §TORE, ONE OF THE Auest on Chestunt street; convenient to the best hotels; good neation for dress goods, eirpets, upholstery or sng business requiring ‘Ke store. ‘For particulars ad- dress WiLL ONWAY, 316 South Second street, Phila- elpbla, _DWELLING HOUSES TO “LET. ie Furnished. FINELY FURNISHED, NEW LARGE FOUR STORY high stoop brown stone Dwelling, Fifty-sixth street, Reur Park uvenue, to lease low. Offiecs, Nu. 4 Ving str und 3% Eust Seventeenth str v NSON, J $75 ONLY,—COMPLETELY, FURNISHED BROWN O stone House uptown, or Part of it, equally low; also furnished for, housekeeping, Room and ‘Bedroom ; private house; $5 and $7 only, 319 Eust Thirteenth street. Unfurnished. Hes SE AND STORE TO LET—24634 HENRY STREET. suitable for butchers; rent #80 monthly, Inquire at 20 Montgomery street, in basement. 10 RENT—TO PRIVATE FAMILY, A POR ER HOUSE on Park avenue, below Forty-second street, with but- Jers pean handsomely furnished. ple to SIDNEY WHITTEMURE, 71 Broudway, room 80. FURNISHED | ne ; AND saiessivcomted lor, fers bed, to let, at $7 oo gentlemen; vas, buth; light housekeeping Fesidunce 310 Enst Thirteenth st A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM. FU B nished for housekeeping; private house. 327 Wi ‘Twenty-tourth street. URNISHED FRENCH FLAT TO LET—SIX ROOMS and bathroom ; good location; entrance on side street. Call on naasiiee or Janitress, 74 West Fifty-third street, SHED PARLOR FLOOK, ry privilege. Priv i. pare two others, Togaltty sm tlemen not ENNIAL, Herald Uptown Branch ARGE FRONT ROOM—SECOND FLOOR; HALL Room, third floor, and other small Rooms, on top floor. Tnquire at 105 Clinton place. 10 WANERLEY PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY.— Home se for two sh with Board: single Hom Neated throughout by’ steam ym STREET, avenue.—Large hull Rooms for single gentle Y() WEST SIXTEENTH STREET.—A VERY DE: sirable-and handsomely furnished suit of Rooms, with Hoard, suitable for w family or party of gentlemen: also hall Room, 31 w venue and Broadway.—Fine ‘Suit und single Rooms ilies or gentlemen, with Bourd; table first class; ref- xchanged THIRTILTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH 3 two single ge Board. © 37 private table. ina Freneh families; fair torms, WES? THIRTY THIRD, STREET. ELEGANTLY furnished Parlors and Bedrooms, first class house; suitable Yor ono oF two ST NINTH STREET, NEAR BROADWAY. . with or without Board, b Rooms, suitable tor Rooms tor gentlemen; day boarders gentlemen and wives; accommodated, 4.() CLINTON PLACE.—TO LET. ELEGANTLY AND -U newly furnished Rooms on parlor and third floors, en suite or singly, with or without Board; terms moder 42> STREET, HO. NEAR BROADWAY.—A RE- fined private fi rt and ele- r two families or single gentlemen at moder- exchanged. 44 West, TWENTY-SIXTH STREET.—A_ THAND- some Parlor Floor, newly papered and painted, new! and handvomely furnished, with Arstcluss Bowed; private required; will ‘accommodate 4 party of gentlemen, and a front Office to WEST NINETEENTH STREET,—FAMILY SUIT of four large handsomely furnished connecting Rooms | (gatire first Boor! private table if desired; also gle Rooms EATLY FURNISHED ROOMS—WITU GRATE FIRES and attendance; anctinfurnished Flat; a small fur- singed ate $150 per mont! jarge House, $250. Apply OQ East SIXTEENTH 8TREET.—ROOMS, HAND” somely furnished, to let, with Board; touso table first class; & few ro east of Fourth avenue; reter- ences exchanged, ELY FURNISHED FLOOR, CONTAIN: ther or separately; moderate rent. joud street. LEY, 588 Sixth a ro LET-NIC ing four Ros all the wo 10 LET FURNISHED—FIRST FLOOR AND | BASE- mont of English basement house (lor housekeping) No. 50 West Twenty fourth street. —THIRD FLOOR ure, to # family 109 ! EAST THIRTY-PIRST STREE’ to let, with Board, southern e: or « party of gentlemen ; also « hall Room. 129 EAST THIRTEENTH | STREET—THE rth $5 a week; also day boarders, $3 50, i ag RENTOIN A QUIET, RESPECTABLE HOUSE, without board, a small Room, tor $2 50 Yenient to the Elevated ears. Call at ‘Wout Thirty- fourth street. wo HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLORS TO LET; also Rooms, for housekeepti in the city. 86 W —A.—ALL PERSONS DESIROUS OF PURCHASING @ genuine second hand Steinway & Sons Piano are invited to (reall at the warerooms of Messrs. STEINWAY & & SONS, where a fine assortment of Steinway Pianos, all in perfect condition, and some of them nearly new, is constantly ‘on hand; also second hand Pianos of other mukers. Attempts are constantly made in this cit; id to sell interior pianos with our name vn, or # similar that man; Ne do not notice the urchuse the spurious and often totally worthless instru Kes genuine Steinway if persons, before purel ing such instrument, will form ‘the number of same und ¢: on STEINWAY & BONS it can at once. be. ascertained whether the inser is y nuine Steinway Piano or a forgery. STEINWAY & SONS, Steinway Hall OTL Bast Fourteenth street, New York. —FOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE AND GRAND Janos of our own make’; also for sale and rent amber of fine gcund bend Pianos, in, perfect ord WILL TUE ENAME SCO. No. 112 FinhP avenue, avove. Sx. teenth street. CHANCE TO PURCHASE PIANOS AND ORGANS daring the holidays at prices to suit all.—A iarge st of Burdett Organs to be sold che Se ee es mestic Organ: Sostsaitnig: low prioee ‘ast Fourteenth street, up ae We tater on sear boner: le used, at u preat sacritice; new Do. 5, 905 and upward; fine new Pianos at BILLING: 3 & WHEELOCK, 1 price; cele! door from Fifth avenue. HIRD AVENUE THEATRE between Thirtioch ‘and Thirty: Airs BW. HITCHCOCK GEORGE WINSHIP. Profesor VOULER. ‘Leader Great attractions for ¢ Hint tas WEEK At8P. M. during the Wednesday and Saturday First appearance of the dashing serio-comic vocalist and actress, LITTLE VIC. Also lirst appearance of Miss LIZZIE REYNOLDS, vocalist and actress, ADD WEAVER and SON, favorite Ethiopian comedians, and MASTER EDDIE, his se Re-engagement of the elegant artists, the FOY SISTERS, Pide-spinting performances uf THE AINSLEYS. Imuense lit of THOMAS GEANG i toou. ace of amusement in the ci MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENT AT A PRICE OF pce The cheapest THIs WHOL SMALL General admission 25 conts + Wocents VERY “WEDNESDAY Nb" "SATURDAY at 2. poe NIP. 0 © HILDREN, iE or vANTOMIN OLyaerc Simatic THIN OBE THEATRE, ohana Broadway, below Eighth CUTLER, svsrebaric ALLY ESTABLISHED AND Pea eb nome A Bill of Attraction Kverbudy Mus Exciting Feature: See. Novel Specialties for Holidays, eo ae of the Wonders. Charley 1 John Hogan, sketeh o ‘4 Jur Southern Sunny Miss Winona Bridges. Miss Maggie ( Miss Alico Ky MreJ- Unilin, Lar. H. Morten, Charley, Beneder Bon : GREAT HAYTL BALLET ThoUPE TH ART AY see. fais) Curtain rises wt a quarter WHICKERING e J THis u DA LIGHTS AND FOO! Reminiscences of HEAT, GREE (RUUM AND STAGE, 2 of celebrated actors. rved Seats, $1; may be had at Ed. Union square, aud Ditson’s, Ti TIMBLE NIP THIS EVENING. luo CHARMING CHILDREN, MALE and FEMALB. OLYMPIC THEATRE THis EVENING. Brooks THEATRE. Lessees uud Managers, .. GMAND iiOEiDAy ossrs. sp00s. & PALMER frederick iorne ay GRAND MATINER CURISTM. ie office open two weeks in advances from# A. M, to 10 qiaury BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADI KS as OUR ARMY ix NIMBLE NUP. OLYMPIC ARP. cay TH ARGYLE KOOMS, ber AVENUE AND THIRTIETIL 2) StkEES.—OPEN ey Land, o OMMENCING ALY OCLC INE HVENY su iURUAY APTI u s UC ENTHANCE UR AtMY AND NAY NIMBLE NIP, bad Pray ‘wand rua Bae OLYMPIC THEA Ree SALE (A sanoaty apa Ammors, 435 Eighth SPLEN! SOL) uue (ring twice), IMBLE NIP, N OLYMPIC THEATRE, Baer’ LECTURES EVERY DAY—AT 4 AND 79. M., Mrondway, by ©. Prasher Howard, aut er ct ORS * Jatitornie Catentator,” Meshes 9 his new ‘and awondertul A STEINWAY every improve- BEAUTIFUL PIANO ONLY $100; Pianoforte, 7 1-3 octav ment, cost $45), wreat sacrifice fi J. BIDDLE, 13 Way T A SACRIFICE—AN FIRST class 713 octave Pii must be sold, regardless of cost. Piavo can be seen at | street, m ‘ulton. GOOD PIANO, $90; 810 MONTHL’ UPRIGHT 71-3 octave, cheap; 7 Usetare, 3100: Organ, $70; two Lenk, cheap: Chickering, 980: ureat bargains. PEEK & SON, 23 33 Clhnwon place (Eighth street), nenr Broudway. UMBER OF GOOD SECOND HAND PIANOS OF to rent and sold on N MAHONS, treet and First avenue. OF SECOND HAND j_ new Pianos, extremely low; DE R & BARNES, different makers, from $50 up, monthly payments, Fortieth =VOR SALE, THREE Ei NT case Pianotortes (taken for debt), viz, Ke ‘ Piano, 7-1-3 oetuves cont 61.4000; for $850; sporltive caunee. He ®—Box for shippiue. Cau be seet at my private residence, No, 47 West Init wt DO! IND HAND PIANO, $20, AND FIIs A. Sev brane tar Gen, trove noe wach danuery 1: Fi id, J. CAMPBELL, No. 113 Bleecker stre GREAT OFFER.—WE WILL, DURING THE LOLT- ays, dikpose of 100 Pianos and Organs of first class meluding Waters’, ut iower prices thun ever before ‘AM STYLES OF VI ay cverstrome upright duced prices, LYNCI & ‘YOM fifth, street. elem BRAC IFUL and Stool y Pinios to re new instruments ex GOLDSMITIVS WEBER PIANO—ALMOST ZA mense sacrifice tor casi; lurve days in feat class Pi KRAKAUER, soz Bowery. rules, The CALCULATOR post free for 50 cents, Qxurre THEATER NIMB. fr 10 KMING CHILDREN, wal, Band MA: HIS) EV ENING: NIMBLE xiv “Must We Then Meet as Strang: elegant La: ie Rd ae 711 Broadway poutanss OF REAL WATER BLE NIP. OLYMPIC THEATER! THIS EVENING, CHRISTMAS ’ C them, in ts, Mille Warren, ¥ pi Wilson, Oe. len Sami te gift muse bok of a) i brsOn a Go. “Puvtished by « 211 Browd a0) BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES io song, chor OT h and military and naval drill. NIMB Sie OLYMPIt THEATRE AHICK! RIN HALL-~ NEW YoRK . ARTET. REC. ond Musical Soiree, Tuesday eve December 21, wt 4, with the Kind sesistance of Wivs Merthn Barech and Me, Alfred Pease, Tickets, $1 50; tu be lad at principal music stores mod at the INIATURE DRUM ¢ x Niwbee IP, ULYMPIC THEATRE. THIS RAND, WER AND *, upright and square; miso Orzans low for cush, ts and for reut BALL & CO., No. 15 Bast Fourteenth stre APUUSHEK PIANO “ORCHESTRAL, 1 EDTUM AND (or Wh uguestionably superior to uth street, wear Bleecker street. YD HAND PIANOS FOR SALE ON street, corner Third avenue (over Stiner's) TAOS. P MAKGRS, FOIE ENT OR Al Speci Bo days, Bee lurge stock wi weRKELLs, nee. sigs 2 baad SECOND HAND PIA be NG wanted fo PiASos, tou ileecker nr EATLY REDUCED QUPERB PIANOS AT © several nearly new Lnstraments at instalments. MES | ; ; dies or gentlen Se cheapest ret Third stro t7 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN Broadway and Fifth avenue.—Desirable furnishod Rooms to let, reasonable, to gentlemen vnly; no board; ref- erences. NTH STREET, FEW DOOKS WEST OF BROAD- ‘al very desirable Rooms, comfortbly fur- an good; terms reasonable. References L WEST THIRTEENTH STREET.—FIRST FLOOR to let, furnished, for housekeeping: also two large Kooms on svcond floor; bath atiached. all improve- ments; between Fifth and Sixth avenues. 65 BRR, MONTH FOR THREE FLOORS. FUR- 2) nished, in zentee! private hot 158 West Tenth Stroet; alse Lower Fartof House, unfurnished, in Waverley lace: louse with separate entrance; five of seven rooms; $80 or $40 per month, eas houxe.—Gentlemen can have first class 133 Bast _SISTRENTH STREET. NEAR TRVING place —A pleasant tront Roum and Bedroom, con- necting, on second floor, with Board, to a family or gentle- men; references required, B WEST TWENTY. HAND- somely farnished Room to let to two gentlemen, ; private family; reference. KER STREET, NEAR BROADWAY — 20 WEST FOURTH STRHET.~NICELY FUR- nished Parlor to let, with Board; terms $60 per imonth for two; also Rooms 8 and $6 per woek, 256 WEST THIRT bogie STREET.—A SMALL * 401 family will let lary southern exposure, grate table if desired; no other boarders: MAISON PARISIENNE, 38 AND 40 EAST ‘Tweltth street, between Brondway ‘and University place.—Comfortable Apartments for families and single gen- Yemen ‘at very reaxonable prices, with or without Board. OSE RLEGASTLY FURNISHED PARLOR FOR LADY and gentleman or two single gentlemen, on Thirty- fourth vtrvet, west, with first, class ‘Addi 12: EAST FORTY-FOURTH STREET, NEAR GRAND ‘entral depot.—Rooms, furnished completely for housekeeping, for Small families oF singlo wentlemen | rent ‘Apply on the premises oF to 3b ty SS per aed Gaver Bb 300 house kee piny our $4 and 495 BROOME STREET, THREE BLOCKS WEST fe) of Brondway.—Two nicely furnished Rooms to let to single gentlemen or to man and wife in @ private family; Fent from $2 to $4 per week. WEST TWENTY-FIFTH STREET—TO LET, handsomely farnished Rooms, suitable for light jqtlve.ingle Rooms for gentlemen, Look at vom. “1N B EECKER STREET (NINTH h fvor consisting of six ter closet. Inquire at No. rooms: aie Kas, water 304 F street, in the stor NCH FLAT—SIX ROOMS, all improvements; rent re: Apply tw juuitor ur jan- EWLY etal td FR floor, good locatio duced; entrance on side. street. itress, 74 West Fifty-third street. 10 LET—IN THE PINE BROWN STONE MOUSE ) 235 East Soventy-mnth street, elegant Parlor Flour and Basement (seven rooms); all improvements, marble . mirrors and cornices; also Third Floor (six rooms). ire within, 0 KENT—TWO PLATS, 8) AND $05, 10 ROOMS: heated by steam: most comfurtuble in the city. Apply at 1,037 Third w Me br LEXINGTON AVENUE, b street.—Parlor Floor and Ba: ORNER TWENTY- it to let, un- 59 . oe bina and Third Floors to rent very low; in per- fect order. + _MOUSES. - ROOMS, &C., (WANTED, _ In this City and Brookiyn, ANTED—A NICE FLOOR (PARLOR FLOOR PRE- a select class of young ladi bet a streets and Fourth and Sixth ticulurs and terms, J. if tne ies: avenue, pianoforte, organ, b $10 pee quarter: best reterence given. Ad- residence . box 1 Herald Uptown wi ference, is offic, 1200 Bro DANCING ACADEMIES. DANCIN Mik it Thirt x mech street. PRIVY AMS, private wend SLASSES, 1; Hrevoort ie ACAD! any ‘hour Lleveotis street, oF N DODWORTE? DANC IN BC. HOOK, No, 212 branch, at 18 W ‘ect, Clwanas or pri- ns for ladles, gentlemen and children, For pattie: eular, DANCING ACADEMY, ALhalliing. Stuyveant awd iow forming; private lee iaity , soiree Mond rLiMy 8 New classes mbly Waltzes rie WALT QUADRILL 17 Brondway and 3 ale by Wm Pri D" GakMU'S PANE for ladies aud ehiidren + for gentlemen, MING ACADEMY, 24 WEST FoUk es tuuyht pertectly per quarter erfectiy in six private lessons; W Moral und alte nl Thursday event MAIS 5 x= ticalars, A. H., box 116 Herald Upto HE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED aa THE FOLLOWING ee ACES ARE tHK ONLY AUTHOR: IZED OFFICES ¥ eckier OF Kbventis E- Pt yend SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE NEW YORK RA BRUADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET. 1,205 BROADWAY, 580 SIXTH VENUE, 114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA RNER BOLRUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK- BOARD "AND “LODGING ¥ “WANTED. — GENTLEMEN WANT A ROOM, WITH TWO SINGLE beds. full Board, beat and light; one requires browklust At haif-past six; location between Fourth and Fourteonth streets, Broadway and Sixth avenue; limit, $15, Addrens, | epee particulars, QUIET, box 154 Heraid Uptown ranch offi Vv ANTED—A GOOD ROOM AND BOARD IN A GOOD ye locality by two young men, Address Post office box ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN, A NICELY FUR. nished Room, with first claxs Board; below Thirty- ourth street. Addréss, with terms and particulars, F, A, H rald ofice. ~~ BROOKLYN ‘BOARD, am HENRY STREET, | BROOKLYN, ON THE Heights, five minutes’ walk from Fulton or Wall terms, $5 50 to $6; refer- 100 street ferries; table first class ences. . Hor LS. Guise ER HOUSE, NOS. 5, 7 AND 0 UNION square,—Darge Suits of Rooms for single gentlemen, Burtien of three of four, witha ithout Board, at low rate: aise for families. T. J. A SUIT OF Address oR lady and infant: no Plens Fst tersna Me sete poe 1S 1@, tor benefit s. Subject— ~ mtd ARDS. \OLLENDE STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL J Billiard with the colebrated C combination une pt jo ia tats city way. WATCHES, JEWELRY, re JLEECKER STREET, NE dvanced on JADWAY, CORNER FOURTH STREET, . Watches, Jewelry, Silks, Camel's Hult ‘nnd Porvonal Property of every description Loans negotiated JAMES P, MATTHEWS, Shawls, iJ bought’ and sold, at DIAM AL ive rings, Pins, Kings, Gualliy of" mounting. Diainonds bought, sold and xclinnge ns estab WARKIN every #1005 ina tude, Xe. 5 wl " doxired ALLE joweltor, 1,100 Broadway, street, THREE FINH DLAMOND STUDS; cost Hi cheap, » most beautiful Christmas pres yor afAt ¥. $204 station Dy THE DISBANDED REGIMENTS. WHY THEY HAVE BEEN BROKEN UP, AND THE BEASONS FOR THEIR ANNIHILATION. ‘The telegraphic despatch from Albany, publishod io yesterday's Hexaup, to the effect that the Adjutant General had ordered the disbanding of the Fifty-fifth, the Seventy-ninth, the Eighty-fourth and tne Ninety- aixth regiments of the First division of the Natioua Guard of the State of New York, together with Bat- tery A, of the Second division, and that the soveral brigades of the First division ara to be thoroughly re- Organized, bas created a lively discussion in military circles throughout tho city. For the purpose of as- certaming the sentiments of the members of some of the organizations whose existence is assailed by thia order a representative of the Hkxatp called upon sev- eral leading officers yesterday and obtained from them an expression of views. Colonel Gilon, of the Fifty-fifth regiment, was found at bome, absorbed in the morning papers, He had not yet seen the despatch from Albany, and was surprised when the reporter stated the facts of the case to him. After a few moments’ reflection he said that, after all, he was in ‘no way surprised, as he hud expected some such order as the one in question for several weeks, For the last two years, he said, the Board of Supervisors had nad @ Great deal of trouble over the armory question, The old Ring Board had used the National Guard for money making purposes; and when the new, or reform, Board of Supervisors came into power it found saddled upon the city @ large number of buildings, used and occupied as armories, for which the county was paying enor- mous rents, The Ring Board would rent a building, a8 in the case of THE RIGHTH REGIMENT'S ARMORY, in West Twenty-third street, furnish it in the most sumptuous manner, and then, by a simple resolution of the pliant Board of Aldermen, designate such or such a regiment to occupy it, In this way the annual rental of the various armories for the National Guard, not. withstanding the city owns four such buildings, cost the city and county $250,000. Some three months ago, the Colonel coutinued, Alderman Billings offered a resolu: tion in the Board of Aldermen looking to a reduction of the First division to two brigades of four ments each—thus eliminating five infantry regiments, one cavalry regiment and two troops of cavalry. This resolution was referred to the Committee on Supplies and Repairs, of which I am chairman, I considered the matter very carefully, and, while 1 was conscious that something must be done to reduce the expenses, I wag also conscious of the fact that we, as a Board of Aldermen, had nothing whatever to do with the National Guard, which is a part and parcel of the State establishment. I saw Adjutant General Townsend in reference to the matter, and he afterward came down from Albany and we had a protracted interview, the Inspector General also be- ing present. We carefully discussed the matter in hand, and, though I was colonel of one of the regiments and had been connected with the service for twenty years, and had lost none of the esprit de corps which had always animated me, I yet felt that I owed a service to the taxpayers. I recognized the fact that there were, and are still, several comparatively useless reg ments, which cost the county just as much as tl most efficient, and these, I thought, shquid be dis- banded, thus saving the county many thousands of dollars’ which are now paid out annually for armories, 1 contended for the retention of three brigades, putting in each three regiments, as this would leave the orga zation of the torce more in conformity with the tactica and at the same time reduce the expenses, as desired, tor THE STAFF OFFICERS ARE NO EXPENSE whatever to the city. The Adjutant General agreed to this. He wanted, however, to disband the Third cavalry, as the city, he thought, did not necd the ser- vices of such an organization. To this I strenuously objected, arguing, as | believed to be the case, that the men composing dl this command ate such as will not join an infantry regiment, and their term of service having nearly expired they should be allowed to retain their orgauization, General Townsend did not then agree with me, but at the same time he promised to consider the matter. 1am glad to see he has tollowed my sug- gestion, for iu this despatch from Albany nothing said in regard to the Third cavalry. After this inter- view I made a report on bebalf of the Committee on Supplies and Repairs to the Board of Aldermen, and accompanied said report with a resolution about in these words :— Resolved, That a Excellency the nor fully requested to reduce the Natio@ Guard oft ‘the | division to three brigudes consisting Othree infantry oe ments each, und to make such disposition of the cavalry as he may devin wise and expedient. This was adopted, and, as you know, has been acted upon by the Governor. ‘This is the history of my con- nection with and action in the matter of reducing the force of the National Guard, Had I not been an Alder- man I would have strenuously opposed the measure, tor IL consider every military organization, especially in larg? cities, a nucleus and at the same time a school around which the citizen who is a stranger to military duty can in times of great emergencies concentrate and fill up, a& in the ease of the outbreak of the rebellion, when, as all will remember, every command in the city was speedily found with overtiowing ranks. No man can feel more poignant pain at THE DISSOLUTION OF THE GRAND OLD FIPTY-FIPTH than do I. Upon the occasion of the last inspection we paraded 255 men and had 262 absent. This was in October last. The regiment was first known as the Old Guard Lafayette, and was one of the first military or- gunizations m the city. About forty years ago it was designated as the Fitty-fifth regiment. 1t was first composed, as its name would indicate, almost ex- clusively of French residents; but now there is scarcely a Frenchman in its ranks. This change was effected by a very foolish action of Colonel Allen, who commanded the regiment in 1871, Some years ago a great many Alsutian-Lorraine young men jomed the command These people “speak with "equal tluency German and French. Gradvally the German eloment crept into the ranks through the efforts put forth by the Alvatian-Lorraine members to obtain re- cruits, and at the time of the great German festival heid in this city in 1871, in honor of the success of the German arms over those of France, the French and German element ip the regiment ‘Was just about equally divided, the French having the best of it, if anytuing. Colonel’ Allen paraded the regiment in the great jubuiee referred to, and, of course, this roused the inaignation of th es element, and it ever afterward reiused te ao di ‘This was a fatal blow to the organization, and was the sole occasion of its decline and fall, The Fits, fitth served in the Army of the Potomac turee yeurs during the war, and its record js to-day as honorable as that of any other command which lent its aid to the neral governinent inher hour of affliction. General Be 'trobriand went aut to the Army of the Potomac as colonel of the regiment, THE ORDER JUST ISSUED ct | by the Adjutant General will cause a vast deal of dis satisfaction among the officers aod men of the com- munds affected, but I firmly believe 1t is the best thin, that could be done, 1 do not look fora very poets | enlistment of the disbanded men in other regiments, for it has been my experience that not more than ten per cent of such men go into other regiments. To a majority of the Board of Officers of the regiment the news would, the Colonel thought, be very unwel- come, The Board had but recently decided to partici- pate in the Centeunial ceremonies at the Quaker City nextsummer. They bad also adopted a new full dress uniform, consisting of a gray swallow-tail coat, neatly and appropriately trimmed with red and gold, and pun- taloons of gray, with red stripe, Of course, none of these things have been purchased, and under existing circumstances will not be, ‘THY OTHER REGIMENTS, The Heratp representative searched in vain for Colunel Joseph Laing, the commander of the Seventy- ninth, or Highlanders. The gailant Colonel was no where to be found, which 1s greatly to be regretted in view of the fact that but a few days avo he was exceed. Ingly sanguine that his command would not be dis banded, and published the toliowing card in one of the morning papers :-— New York, Dec. 8, 1875, * Rumors, clreulated by maticious rr reletive tothe diabandurent of the Seventy-ninth regiment having come hader the notice of it commundant, hie deem it to be his duty to state, emphatically, that they are entirely The record of thin rexin js well known at First Dbrigude, division aud general | — ters, and if thix coum mand continues to adv discipline widget as ie hae ducing she panty iment will prove to be absurd. even of consolidation, = JOSEPH Ly ‘The record of the Seventy-nivth is well known, for few regiments earned a more enviable reputation during the lave war than it did, and its annihilation will doubtless be regretted vy every citizen of the metropolis. Greas dissatisfaction was expressed by many members of th regiment whom the writer met yesterday, The sa may be said in retation to the Kighty-fourth and Nine sixth regiments. If it is desired the men of these com- in other regiments. and have the time they have already served in the old command accredited to them. From ali that could be learne yesterday, however, it is quite doubtiul that many will embrace the opportunity, THE MU NICIPAL "SOCIETY, The New York Municipal Society, which has been re. cently organized, held a meeting on Saturday evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel for the purpose of discussing an address to the people, ‘The meeting was secret, and the reporters were informed that.an address had been prepared and would be given to the public in the course of next week, The object of the organization is understood to be to secure an improvement in the laws affecting the city and in their administration, It will hold weekly meetings and also a general annual gather. “ing, at which reports of the transactions of the society pier for the year Will be presented, Its it will be composed of men of all polit out uny religious distinction, aud it not be seeret, ‘They profess that th promoters say parties, with. ul ure opposed to iting down “ex. servants,’ their o: sions would lead to the belief that they are, The eae dress will probauly explain their objects fully,