The New York Herald Newspaper, December 21, 1876, Page 2

2 AMUSEMENTS. puis @HURSDay) AETERNOOS DECEMBER Ti, GGGG RRRRR A N DDDDD G GR Rg AA N a GR R AA XN G R RK AA N G R R AA x a RRRRR AA x G RR AAAA N G ag Rk RA A ‘oN a GR RA A y Ga GR RA A GGGG R RA A vu U NN Nou 00000 uv U NN N oI °o o uv UNA lL Oo u U UN il oO eo U : ON i Oo ° U uN i oO ° U UN oO rn U UN i oO 0 U uN uO ON U UN i oo ae uvuuu N IL 00000 X BBB EEREE NN N 11 B BE ND N ik v B BE N N It T B BE N N il 4 B bE NN N if T BBBL EEE NNN it T | B BE NNWN It Tv B BE NNN it T B BE N NN i T B BE N AN il y BBB EEEEE N NX Sane FOR THE BROOKLY: by the managers, actors, musicians und attaches of the fol- lowing places of amusement PHIS (THURSDAY) A N SUFFERERS. THIS (THURSDAY) AFYERNOON, December 31, at 1:20, , AT 1330. M ot GILMORE'S 100 distinguished musicians, lunder ihe poe ned load hip of GARDEN, Mi. PF. now SHERIDAN SHOOK, actt fashionable Lessee. by the B G. GILMOKE, hy the following colebrated race Manager; horses :— Jobn Murphy's b. s, Frank, P. S& GILMORE, |Win. 6. Weeks’ g. in. Silvertail. hos. Walker's bik. g Yorkville Musical Director, | Boy. HH. Doty's bik Hace Ht NN GRAND MENT. A In the pertormance of this house MOUSE, | the three npanies of Messrs. TON PASTOK, HARK N Lesseos and iy ART and dad ts & will ani 1 ir oTY NTE RVAINMENT as Tet i POOLE & “Miles. MORLACCHT, MLLES. ADRIANA and ANTONINA, and DONNELLY | Bailet Troope in Grand Hallet The SAW R FAMIL their interesting periorma the Seotch and Swiss Boils, THEATRE Messrs, KY SOUK. and SMITH in ‘COMIQUE, Proprietors, HARRIGAN & HART. Manager, M. W. HANLY, TONY PASTOR'S NEW THEATRE, TONY PASTOR, Le All uniting in ow Grand Performance at Nogry het. LARRY TOOLBY in Dutch Songs aud Sayin and Manager. AR irish Spe The wh joyable Afterpivce by we Grand the Opera House Company GRAND OPERA HOUSE, under a | THE OLYMPIC, Colonel W. EB. SINN. KELLY r the ‘yerentin 4 LEON'S hurosjaes of “Domestic Bliss,” “A Five Cent Shave aud ‘a MINSTRELS. Schooner.” To conclude with "Py alion and Galatea: or, the Black Seulptor,"in which Messrs, LEON, SURRIUGE BALL, CLINTON, and will partie’ ——— ——o —. WEST EAGLE. Proprietor and “an Manager, Mr, JOSH HART. 8. ee under the direction of 4 Re Las and icipate WALLACR'S. Lesseo and Manager, Mr. LESTER WALLACK. UNION SQUARE. Proprietor, i. W. 2 KcowERy Mr. 8, SHOOK. WILDER, W. 8. QUIK a Misses KATHA, Manager, Mr, A. M. PALMER | Wi NOKWC r Fehest Mr TRICKS BARRY The Orchestra will combine the musicians of the three theatres, the BRAHAM, DYRING and HOFF. MA consisting of sixteen SAM Ll fessor ROBEKT NICKLE Big 4 Qua By a {ON and CRONIN GRAND VARIE NuWwe OMB in Me RL ‘Shakesp k LAWKEN ONCERT ILITARY DAY PARADR. in his great AR’S DAT GALt ngs, STERS in their Duets, and RYAN and WIL: BROTH in their ciaitios, ole to conclude with an en- of Mexsrs. on TAIN MED NATION ) “BALLET TROUPE, ARTET, Miss ‘the ‘favorite artists, M ‘ON. *WALKIST, KNIGHT, 1 vw SULY" and id Miss ANN To be followed AKDANAPAL LIF AKIE GOKDC DBA VAN. Ivan Michels, LIEK, Messrs, W. B pat: whieh ROBBY * special alter ‘ie cht BOUCIBAUL’ Tr) ASTRAY, Messrs, CHARLES R. NES ON appear. a under, th penre's sul RIC KD BAKRETT as ARD, KIO BOOTHS, and the ewst embrn * Lessecs and Managers, Messrs, MM SARREIT & COLLIER, WILLIAM PALMER, | TRUDE Kisii GOLDTHWAITE. M Miss LAURA THORP. Urchestra onder Me. OPERTI —— a ACADEMY OF » MARTIN BA, b BRIGNO- MUSIC, Lil iia ARL BAKILL LAWREN GOTTSCLLALK Directors, | fant orets RAKOSCH, | ticipate EK. | formance y ky net of YPORE, the Swit ON FRIDAY jot LADY VOCAL QU. ARERITE | NIGHT. will also appear. —~¢- a a MORES a CONCERT CONCERT BY GILMORE'S RDEN. FULL BAND. )e. 8. GILMOK «Leader K. H MATCH GAME OF POLO. 5! ipciuaes wets anaes de eames TiokEts, | TICKETS, TIOKE i, TICKETS, BOX OFFI pv re Tas yd POLICE 8 OF ALL THE THE- 4 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1876,—TRIPLE SHEET. AMUSEMENTS. : pas GREAT NEW YoRK AQUAGIUM, BROADWAY AND 35TH ST. AMUSE. MENTS. Rra Xvexve OProprietor and Manag . Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Open daily from 9 A. M. till 10 P, M. (Sundays excepted). i — cba AUGUSTIN DALY'S NEW DRAMA OF SOCIETY, Grand and most beautiful in the world, -~—— UNEQUALLED I ITs. COMPLETENESS, AGN PNT PANOKAMA OF MARINE WONDERS. ANIMALS, Fist AN » REPIILES. ONLY YeTIAN HiveR fonst Ee in America, < LIVING & WHALE, 3 vity. a CTTERS, SEA 3 | COGHLAN, Mr. SHARLE: fullusks and Mammalia, 3 SHER. Me JAMES LEWIS ty ARRYMORE, xn STIOKLEBACKS. | > Miss JEFFREYS-LEWIS, Mra. EBERT and Miss ‘An institution of hewil ny ea wel instruction, | | MAY NUNEZ iu the principal pai parte. inspirat ‘admiration and am ent. Prome: |S nade Concerts by Harvey B. Dadworth's celebrated 4 MATINEES OF “THE AY Orchestra every afternoon and eveniny. & | sarurpay A RE NDER aaRaTins w) Hroadway, opposite New York Hotel. L YY MM MM PPPp IT coo BYERY BYENING AT 8 L YY MM MMP ii ¢ c HT ATINEE of Hey SATURDAY aT Le yy M MM M PPP re LAST THREE NIGH : oO ok Xx M M MP it ¢ c of the First Programme of 000° LLLL ¥ M Mo M P um cee WONDERS AND MIRAGL! ES, NOVELTY THEATRE. BOHSP YT... ee i ROBERT HELLER, col. beg BE, SINN. tees i” idizitatear, Pianist and Humorist. MM MM A t IL E | MISS MELEE MISS HELLER, MM MM AA T it a IE in the fees phenomenal wonder, entitled MMMM AA T 11 N NN EKE ERE rEEh AIURAL VISIO. MMM M J T it Nothing like Mise Heller's manifestativ wer been M A Tt It witnessed in this or any othr coun eof wa vik f “BALL Y BETTIE REMMELSBERG, and Corps de Ballet. I Mile, THE BIG FouR AM DEVERE. LIFTON and FOREPAUGH. LY, ns LOTT LS sgbown. HARRIS and LOTTIE Gi iGASLON and CRON tN, y deine NO. 11. .. CORNER 23D ST, L seen and Managers ECTACLE, THE BLAC THE BLACK CKOOK. STYLE NEVER BEFORE “EQUALLED, COSTUMES, ARMORS, PARAPHERNALIA, ALL THE GRAND BALLET TROU LESS RUACCHE IN A SCENERY, The Herald of Sunday, December 17, quoting the words of the u 1 meeting of Friday last, Re: at the Plymouth het avy laurel wreath on his brow and to show our |respect and admiration in an: may bo sucuested, the body of the people, when 1o0k- ing for an evening's solid enjoyment, prefer the ‘Black OR AN EVENING'S SOLID ENJOYM THE BLACK GROOK. | Box office open daily from 8 A. M. t MATINEES W1 While we are willing to culogizo Shakespear, to vie | other way whieh DNESDAY AND. SATURDAY. TORS, SOW, AN BAS AND. KEN EDY, IN 4 DiALkor UMEDIANS, VOC AND DANCE DI LatANTY N| IL BURGESS. CHEEVERS ND BURLE MEDIAN ‘D HENGLER. i Ole KENNEDY, KELLY DHE BARDS FRIES, ane Tree THEATR ~ EDWIN BOOTH, This wok, Bulwor's 7 : Historical Play, i EDWIN BOOTH as CARDINAL RICHELIEU, supported by a strong cast, SATURDAY MATINEE, AT 1 30, Shakespeare's Come ey HUADO ABOUT NOTHING. ¥ OTH as BENEDICK. Mtobinon, Levick, Hardle, Pierce, RICHARD IIL in advance. and KING LEAR, BROOKLYN SUFFERERS. ORMANCE TO-DAY, .-RICHARD ITI. jo company. OOTH'S THEA BENEHIT supported by a rem Box office open by 8 o'clock. } OOTILS THEATRE, | SPECIAL NOTICE, JAKRETT & PALMER respectfully announce that the reat London success £ DAN'L DRUCE, tender Jove story, of the mos pattietic description, re- plete with S@AND TOUCHING PUWERFUL sing, will be produced at Booth’s neat 8 Chrivtmas Day matinee and evening, with Mr. LAWREN AR the title part. . The sale of seats will be bee mceat pear day. Menntime the theatre will be closed to secure unin- terra ed rehearsals, APUEATRE CO) HARRIGAN H.W. HANLEY. Harrigan IRELAND Ve ITAL) UHARLES WHITE in the HA: Return of the favorite artist, FRANK BRAY in Dutch songs and sayings, 8 the wanderfel gymnast. and GEOKGE A. " Killy Barry, black comedian Bi Wer vd Mati Lett PARK THEATRE LOTTA. HENRY E. ABBEY seer Lessee and Manager ITPA, EVERY EV EAIN 3 Lor AND SATURDAY MATINEES, 1:00, AL LITTLE NELL LOLA, LOTTA, AN LOVTA, MARCHTON LOTTA. with a great ca REOPENING OF NIBLO’S GARDEN, under the sole management St the KIRALFY BROTH E ON CHRISTMAS AF" ON, with a now and costly Parisian Lyric oad! Spectacular Ex- travaganza of rare splendor, entitled AZUREN E. Vanted, 209 respectable young ladies for a n. Apply to Mr, [MRE RIBALPY, at stage ro, to-day, at i o’ctock. NOTIC stave process: door of the the “4 Director three act: Box office oven ‘daily, OF RION THEATRE RITERION THEATER Teth st. and Broadwa Popular price We, Toc, $1; boxes, $6, $10, GRAND. it ONLY HALF W HE MERRY" ‘GoBBLERs. LOVELINESS PEN vr SPARKL' HARRY CLIFFORD. GEORGE TRING HARLA ARR. ARTHUR JOHNSON. unis F. SEABERT. 1B HALL. MILLIS LOTTIE GRANT. ALICE G EMILY PRIOR. LOTTIE. WHIT! Marion Gray, Kitty Thorp, Bessie rly, Lilly Graham, ‘Aunie Henderson, Senorita Mareia, Lillian Chapronter. nk CREMK DE LA chine. orgs ENGLISH Be yy iad THURSDAY, December 20 and 21, Mr. OLIVER DOUD BYRON, in his greatest sensation Drama, ACKOSS THE CONT) Preceded by the Furce of TH BROADWAY THEATRE, Brosdwa; will open SATURDAY with the benutifal MYAYPY MAN, VNGr December 23, tional Drama of _ Box office now open for JAN FRANC VN FRANC “yak att ANC © > Birch new piece, 1 Thirty Wambotd. sLasit "AND CRASH, Hritiiant Backus. Artists. ® night ‘Adventures, @—— entertainment in the city, SPIRITED BLAGR BOAGD" COMPETITION hi t GiANN, freee) PUBLIC THIS CITY, will omupete (or cH AMPIONSHTP IN ATION FIVE CEN f IRS ° $50, $25, $15, $10 AND 85 IN GOLD, at coo! HALL), SDAY 1, at 8 o'clock, OHARITY BALL. ACADEMY OF MUSTO, THURSDAY, December 24, CARRIAGE RK vATLONS, Carriages will enter Irving place from the north and pass out by the way ot Lthst and 4th av. On Jeaving, quests will take first carriage at the door. J EAKINS, hy precinct. — Ooteunta OPERA HOUSE, CORNER OF WEST 12TH gid Greenwich av.—bvenings at 8, Matinees Tues. days, Tharsdays aud Satardays a ween aror-Hoenes, Irom “ie durdin Stabtii French “Minnetto,"” th enate Hather dels,” the “Female Brigands” and. “F in wl its glory; 50 beautitally formed young ladies appear At each entertainment, assisted by an irray of talent com- companies i Dramatic, Variety und Evorything first ol Areata £ STVOLUTHEATRE, Sih ot. between 2d wnd Sd ave, 6 new sensations “the America’s Own Variety Theatre. Ballet, Fares, Pantomime and Gymnastics. sp tafe te every evening. Admission, 26 0, Loe, HUMPTY “ot uae Ihe during the holiday we SOCIETY SOCIABLE? EVERY 8A ng Tammany Hall. Grand extra holiday sveluble Christmas Day, afteravon eT a Haveners. A 0. Gu TAR, “SONG AN CE, i, ¢ Dancing taught by CHARLES. BS buuson. 200 Bowery. E AND NEw PROGRAMME. onGaxs, &ec. (“GREAT OFFER —WE WILL _DISPOBE OF “105 Planes ang Oneans. new and second be of test at d makes, inc! a u ices for ci or instal- ths holiday’ than ever before, affered: 7 oc- He octave BD at SiO: mek ened ae MOWAGK WATERS & SONS. 40 East 14th Store open evenings. A —FOR RENT, UPRIGOT, JUARE AND GRAND Planes of our own make: sine for sal sale apa rent, a num- ber of ine second hand Pianos, in ‘M. KNABE & C0., a 11d Suh ae av, Fbove 16th st WindOR PIANOFORTE FOR SALE—USED SIX months b} earate family; made to order for present owner; coat 8! 11 sell for $400, including Stool, Cover and Music Cabinet, cost $100; also an upright Plans, $250, Calt private residence 320. nce 120 West 23d st., near th CHICKERING GRAND PIANO FOR #500; Lnew Cprigne Pianos, #200 and upeard: other Pianos and’ Organs Same proportion tor ho o rent lower than over. PRO. BALL & C0., 15 East 14th st, A “Y —8100, PIANO AN. ror STOOL; PIANOS TO REN instalments t taken. GOLDSMITH’S, 26 Bleeckerst., near Bowery, MUSIC TEACHER, NECDING MONEY, WILL sacrifice eeaaes 7 1-3 full carved Pianoforte ‘for $190, gelected tor its superior tone, cost $0005, three months u Call im gee ing 39 ‘ast ‘22th st., near Univer: at place LARGE ASSORTMENT OF UPRIGHT AND SQUARE prices and terms of sale or rent oR aN AND To DCENG \ fuera RANT AND LODGING HOUSE POR Si 143 ate feuB i se int Oed nip ‘Stores, Groceries, Bakeries. FIRST CLASS Tigao STORE (LARGE MEETING Attached). on prominent thorouzhfare, near terries. GAFFNEY & SMITH, Auctioneers, 17 Centre st. LY FITTED UP RESTAURANT, NEAR Disotcientt Wie vente nee iesins peice Dp, CURLEY, Ae RETARLISRED MEAT AND (pouLTaY 3,000 monthly 5 shed six years, - ene en TLoyD. "29 Broadway. SAMPLE ROOM, PAYING LARGELY. MUST BE sol LLOYD, 29 Broad: the best in thy arke' HANDSOME Dé tie SLEIGH. Can be sven at warehouse 109 to NEARLY ro BALE—PRINTING BSTABLISUME: T DOING A g0od job business and publishing weekly paper in interior of this State, Frincipate only address E, WILSON, box 5,103 ew Yor! OF Faber eae STAND. APPLY TO 8, ‘GIGLio, Fi take the right ariner, agsa” ight man as partner, OR SALK—A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE IN Brooklyn: gntlafnetory reasons for sale given. Apply to H. kK. & F. B. THURBER & CO., 116 Reade st., New York. SALE—#75_ WILL BUY A NICE LITTLE rant, just Stted up, in a good location. or would Address MALCOLM, Her- chenp, to suit the times. Call and see them at F. SOHULER’S, 26 Kast Lath st. Aw LANGE STOCK ELEGANT PIANOS: LOW prices and second hand; $100 to $90, BAR- MO. Es, leecker st. {OR SALE—ONE OF THE BEST COFFEE AND O. AKE Saloons in the city, doing vd bt Price, $100 cash. 7 Ba ‘av., cor NION SQUARE THEATRE, “ewer, SHERIDAN SHOOK Mr. A.M. PALMER in MISS “MULTON, tho most charming Drama Proprietor. CLARA MORRIS, SARA JEWETT, MARIE WILKINS, BIJOU HERON, bye BL ay ARD, AME; KL. J. oH. STODDART, ever JOHN PARSELLE, produced here. SATURDAY NEXT—FOURTH MATINEE OF MIss __MULTON. Hered Lat NIGHT—LED ASTRAY. ~ BOUCICAULT. «Proprietor and Manager nnounce the engagement of tha eminent dramatist and comedian, who inauzurated his present season with the comedy “FORBIDDEN FRUIT” As a brilliant prelude to his appearance as ALLAOK'S, fei het WALLAC Mr. WALLACK is gratified in his celebrated Trish drama the in UAUGHRAUN, e engagement o} sige BOUCICAULT being, necessarily limited to 0, few weeks, tho comedy FORBIDDEN FRUIT, suspended during the run of T! SHAUGHRAUN, will’bs resumed atter his ongaxemo alter which a new drama, entitled ALL FOR MEI, will b produced, EVERY NIGHT AT 8, EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT 1:30, ‘will be perforin THY, SHAUUHRAUN, with tho orizinal enst, including Mr. Jo Montague, Mr. Thurry Beckett, Stevenson, Mr. E. Holland, Mr. Kdwin, Peck, Mr.’ Eytinge, Mr. Atkins, Miss Miss "Ro ie"\Migs Jonepline Baker, Mrs. Sefton an Miss Blaisdell, as originally represented as Wallack’s Thea tre in Box office open daily trom 8 to 4. Places may be secured four weeks in advance, Brondway and 334 st. rr. JOSE! roprictor end Manager Immense suecs ty MUTTON, PROFESSOR SEIGRIST.——. and his troupe of wondertul Dogs, ——JAU A GAM OF LIFE. ~wita, a Riskncad: Martin |, Sheldon, Bradley, Miss Hughes, Miss Fiske, Miss Relaey ‘and 100 others, ina consisting of Sketches, Acts, Songs, Dances, Extra Matinee to-day at 2, for the benefit of the sulfer- ers oe the Laie fire. NN—Kreisleriana, ntrebandiers). SAR OO EMBs G major. tude de cor Leon Olean detain HETIZKL—"Grand Valse Chromatiqy SATURDAY. December ESSIPOFF MATINEE, BACH Sarabande, Bourree und Gavotte, rc CHOPIN Impromptu, Valso and (hy Lh tal Etude les Foucher sone «study on the Black Key Admissio EB VOLLAK, Secured seute “$154, 7 ELLY & LEON'S MIN-TRELS| OPERA HOU: ELLY & MINSTRELS and 6th dy. LEON'S 2d st, GREAT HIT OF MR. WM. COORTWIIGHT IN HIS INIMITABLE, SEBO TALY MES, HE ONLY LI ML oper A ORES,” a AR MATINGH SATURDAY, AT OK, eet MATINEE THURSDAY, Decnariit 21, D OF, Aue. BROOKL FERRERS XTR hier GRAND MATINE RISTMAS DAY PuMon cs HIDAN IL HON, * ee anager FIRLD SPORTS. oun BER 21, “Gia Ninn ME: THIS (THUKSDAY) EV. GRAND BI Ane EN six othe BY THE CALIFORSTA POLO CLUB. NELL MOWRY, tife renowned Californin Polo Playor i and Desert Rider, in bis MARVELLOUS AND DARING FEATS OF HORSEMAN- SHIP. in conjunetion with the Equostria ““puCK Jt pty MP IGKING | Ut UP.” LASSOOING, G for a purse of $100, $60, a, $15, for horses that never bent 2280. tle heats, Half mile heats, best 2 in 3. over seven hurdles, € with the following entn Wm. Bijur's:. Wm. Fowler .Wide Awake Bob Metcaif Jack Horner i masi¢ by SERENADE BAND, yeseew FAIR, MASONIC HALL, M.to 7P. M. FRIDAY, 1 to 4B. M. SATURDAY, 6 to 11 P. M. Admission, 25 cents. » “CUEMS OF THE DANCK” CONTAINS “GAGLIOS. Verdicto,” "You and You,” “High Life “Interpretation,” “Better Times” and over kg others of the choicest aud newest Strauss waltzes, gal &e., &e, hopular musye book of the day ‘am bem ee! Also just put rly 100 songs and Open to-day from 10 gilt for presen bits ON 3 On 7 Broadway. ARGYLE ROOMS. beam: Tats isan D IN THK CITY. i NIGHT, ©. 1xd AT 9 UO" Sd ao sOTH NCE ON BA HK BARS TAUGHT BY C. DUBSON, 466 6th av,, the teacher of Lotta, nd hundreds of others. TRA SOCIETY SOCIAR TAMMANY a ISTMAS HALL, BAST RAND E THAY AND EVENING, Th st. ly to take a few. m re pupils for address 20 University place ; IRALFY'S ALHAMBRA PALAG inaugaration of the Winter Seaso Monday, Nov, 27, every evening ae Ravurda Matinos. AZURINE: OR, VOYAGE 10 THE EARTH, As ONE HAVING A FIRST CLASS PIANO FOR sale cheap, address, stating particulars J, W. M., Herald {BEACH round curners, carve inomiy. "J" BEDDLAR, 13 ‘Waverley plac 3 TO PURCHA: 25 per cent at our warerooms. in their new and beau- After looking et ggenc yop RTE—B150; 7 ; instalments, $5 rag y, competition. Se « WHEELOCK, 14 East 14th st. rt Burdett Or; {fal comms, ot priose thes def Cleawhere please ¢ ir warerooms, Where 4 number of Steinway Piano: all in perfect condit! w, are constantly on hand ; also secom ake id Pinos of ott "Attempts are constantly made in this eity and elsewhere by makers of bogus pianos or their agents to soll their in- ferior instruments, bearing our name or # name spelled so notiee the difference. and instrument for a genult ro purehasing such instra- me and call on or write to ry ore the instrument is 3 WAY, Ki Sows, s Steinway Hall, 107 and 111 Bast 14th st., New York. A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL THEI STEINWAY i fon’ 73 octave four round rosewood Pinot 250 744 octave Chickering upright Piano for £200; things Call private residence 47 West 16th st., between Sth and Oth « FEW SECOND HAND WEBER PIANOS AT VERY Agroat bargains, some of them used but a very short tl our best musicians, and fully warranted in every res it WAREROOMS, LADY WILL SE Planoforte, isewood Gene, iron treme cost 8100. Bust dd st. near 2d av. A wine EXCHANGE A MINK CAPE IN PERFECT sorder, for w second hand pianoforte. Address box 119, Herald office. 6 0 ee PIANO, 0 aes 7 OCTAVE, $160; similar that many people do not H genuine Steinwa; st AK good us rs Please call at tho it. L LESS THAN $100, 7 OC’ AVE very lo: bet ‘ondway, nowr 27th st. LOT SECOND HAND PIANOS TO BE SOLD VERY paneer close the business—ltosewood, 6, Oy octave tor second hand store, Call at 295 3d wv, D_ ROSEWOOD 7 OCTA’ Pt 216 East 90th st, nenr 3d ay. GARVED LEGS; instalments tal est $65 to CARY. cost $450; $100, JQARGAIN—@145.—7% PIANO every improvement; warranied CABLE? GAINS ON ACEOUNT OF REMOVAL.—U? Manne Pianos 600 to $600; 85 to S10 monthly Hil Paid, or rent $3, upward, BETTS, 788 Broadway, corner 10th st, JARVED 7 OCTAVE PIANOFORTE—CHEAP FOR Improvements. Call or address TEACHER, 315 kas 2 SHRINTIE PIANOS-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE ‘cash or instaiments. Factory and warerooms corner Broadway Both AVERY ONE THINKING OF PURCHASING A CAB- inet or Parlor Organ should call at the Warerooms of the Mason & Hamlin Organ Company, 25 Union square, where they will find tho larvest assortment of the best organs in jhe country, which will be wold for eash or easy parments, It in believed that price offered make these Well as better. than any which can bo ob- INE STOPS, WILL ANT PARLOR ORGAN, ALM Tor FI cnonp for cas (OR SALE—A FIRST CLASS WEBER PIANOFORTE; suyle dve, 7 1-3 octavo, four round corners: price $779; ir gaken at Since, for cane will sell for 890. Gs Hy SERW: ART, 24 8th av., New York. TKEAT INDUGEMENT FOR OASH—NEW AND SEC- ane haud Pianos, at FISCHER'S, 421, 420 West 28th st. NICH & BACH, ar Square and Upright Pianofortes; wareroo 241 and 243 E d st. Highest award at the Ss oastat Exhibition; a few Pianos, out new, of our own make, on ‘ASON & HAMLIN ORGARS—GASU BARGAINS. $125 one like new, $175; rents, 14th st, FOR PU LIR AS. American It will ay: a Nias BETTER than a splendid Stand ingly Jow tor the holi m1 DUY OF Font, room, 62 West 4th st. N FRIDAY, AT 12 O'CLOCK, WILL BE SOLD, BY TUNIS JOHNSON, Auctioneer, 37 Nassau st, a Sine Hardman Piano and three superb Parlor Organs. Particu- PRESENTS ex: m be- for the holidays vant Japnary 1. 147 AINES BROS. will offer the balance “of thelr stuck ofamagnificent snd beautifully finished Pianofortes at xrently reduced prices ordange with the present depressed time. asing. 149 and 147 oth 0 fully warranted. New TANS TUNED AT SHORT NO- an DALY, tuner. Address by postal zarto or call, Daly's susie store, Od Sth av. NO—A PRIVATE FAMILY HAVING TAKEN AN a trade, of one of the 4g no use for it, would Herald office. [S88 oF « good PIANO BY THE HOUR; LESSONS Ur desired. 90 conte, Address GUVERNESS, box 125 jerald “PIANO, IN EX T ORDER. a. doiken. $15: PLENDID CARVED SERPEN ¥).wood Pisno, littie used, good as new, 281th at. q 29() POWERFUL NEW UPRIGHT AND SQUARE Pianos. Factory, 163 Bleecker; warerooms, 810 UNITED SraTEs. PraNo COMPANY. & ROSE- 425 West jroaiway. KC pEsioLiouEs KREISGERICHT—ERSTE ABTHEL- Jun, ad Scuwnra, den 10. Mal, 1876. Procla In Sachen, berreffend die Todeserklarung des 1842, su Dulaiz, im bit Kreise gebore Ludwig Rudolph Pietzker. Sohn damalixen Ritterguts- besitzers Friourich many oi le in Enefrau Emil borene Muller, wele 8 America geh aire nommen und sich ch der Tetsten Nachricht aus de 1stz bei New Y. uigehalien hat, You wo aus er sich nach: aem Siden Banton wollte, werden der in unbekannter Ab- wesenbeit befindliche Cristian Ludwig Rudolph Metzker, sowie tna Bp ihm sraurdgm tal oe va unbekaunten Erben un Bary 5; zu dem auf APRIL, MITTAGS 12 UHR, a Fertsine calt dor Autione see laden, sich vor oder im dem Termiw m unterzeteh' ten Gericht oder in dessen Bureau xe! ich oder ; und dusolbst weitere Anweisungen za gentally Provecat tur todt erkiart aud sein achaten bekannten Erben mit den Foigen der Kd4—85V, ausgenntwortet werden wird. (DKUTSCHKS CONSU Zimmer No. i ‘anveraui REAU- LEFE Ri THE OLDEST AND MOST neh of Champagnes, VICTOR &, MAUGER, 110 or 1 capital a busin and have «& foi ne; sold only on account of sickness in my famn- ily. Apply on the premises 245 Grove st., Jersey City, every evoning after 6 o'clock “ALE—THE COSEYEST OYSTER HOUSE AND Room in this erty: wel id : long lease: rent; hou: order; doing fi looation, near 28d st, ; dissalution of partnership obje selling; only, For particulars ad q Mrneii fists 7 POR SALE CHEAP—AN OLD ESTABLISHED GRO- 0x07, 0nd Heed Store, Horse, Wagon and Lease. Inquire No. 3) Lud! wosed of within two days. JPOR SALE i ‘OR TO LET—A FIRST CLASS LADLES' ‘aud Gent's Oyster Saloon; completely furnished: in cod Joeation. 15 Chatham $t., opposite Sweeney's Hotel: terms very reasonal | PAMILY SLEIGH, 1% BY GOOLD. n Mt private stable 155 Bast S8to st. VROCERY AND Quon STORE FOR SALE, ‘owner two busine: No, 182 Madison st. Fpetiay ADVERTISEMENTS EVENING Panam Bee, Read ny LL NEW be da ror two Vewrs Ri STAURANT FOR SALE, fh HOUSE 26 tmerly kept by Hermann Wimer, can be bought reasonable fur cash. Apply at the No. # Pa a HASE ONE OF Ti iT the, City, doing (a large cash, nw RL D Cham! Perfecting Pi printing 7,000 copten and both sidew at o1 cessury. The working room required to p fong, 40 feet wide und 7 feet high. The labor required. wo operate those two naesses ts four men (or boys) and @ fore ma ‘Accompanying thi Presses, which are capable of priat- inx 14,000 an hour, we will throw io one Wetting Machine and the followin, erat List OF REOTYPE, MACHINERY BELONGING 1 Furnace, with Nota Pot ed Bones, 2 Casting Box which Is ribbed. 2 Fintsbiny 2 Shaving 1 Tail Outter. 1 Block for turning plates on, 6 Knives for shaving machin The lowest cash price fur the entire machinery and pro 18 $10,000, These presses and machinery cost $35,U0, The; can be seer Swi morning at work on our daily edition. _ Address AM A GORDON BENNETT, New York lerald. OILERS FOR SALE—aT LESLIE BOILER WORKS, Pearl st., Jorsey City, north of Pennsylvania Iuilroad depot. Boilers built or repui SPLENDID TOOLS av A_ GREAT SACKIFICE— Lathes, Hianers, Delile, Cam Cutters, de. iW YOK SILK CU. 527 West 2: AN’ ek 3% OR 4-HORSt era GALORIO EN: ash. Address D. E., ‘ald office. ENGINE AND ai BOILRR, ABOUT wwer; one Hydro-extractor, abi 42 inch ‘ani Pump, brass 1 one } east of Tenth avenuo, ie R oo Grant for $500, about 7 iuch water S. OST OF FICE NOTE HE FOREIGN the week ending Sxturday, December 24, 1876, wilt close at this office on Taosd: M. “For Europe, by steamship Wis. snelowar ou Waanesdey ‘A.M. tor burope, by ship Batavia, vin own, on Thursday, at ‘11 23 for Europe, by stean ship ‘Gellert, vin Plymouth, inerboare and Ham! Saturday, at’ M.; for Europe, by steamship City Berlin, via Qu pondence for Germany and Scotland to be forwarded by this steamer must be specially e addressed), und at 7 A, M. for Seotlan« direet by steamship Victorin, via Glasgow, und at 11:30 A.M. for Europe by steamship Rhein, i Southampton and Bremen, The steamships Wisconsin, Batavia and City of Berlin . Sweden wnd Norway. ‘The ay will, leave New York December ly. The mails ier the en Indies, via Bermuda and &t. Thomen, will lonve New York December 21. The mails for China, &e. it leave San Francisco January 1. The mails &e., will leave San erm: anuary & ~~ BILLIARD: A LOT OF SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLES IN Perloct order, equal to new. at very Low prices. H. W. COLLENDER, 738 Broadway, MERICAN Soe D WEVEL BILLIARD TA- dies, with Delaney’s wire cushions, indorsed by all len ing professional players; exten inducements now offered; second hand Seam ab EL GUITFIETT & 0O., 40 Veroy wt. Wareunis: JEWELEY. ou. T 77 BLEECKER Las NEAR BROADWAY—MONEY advanced on Diam ‘atchex, Jewelry, &c., also Pawnbrokers’ ‘Tickets bought of Diamonds, Watches we, 77 Bloecker st. 1607 BROADWAY, CORNER 4TH DIAMONDS, nal Property negotiated. : ATTHEWS, OPPOSITE NiTu_ ST.—DIA- MS 808 BROADWAY, monda, Watches. Jewelry and Personal Property of ery Coir i bought wads selds Loans negotiated. Es. hish ERT ROSENTHAL. Ae U8, 723 wie UNDER NEW YORK fae CLOSING OGY SALE ot the and Jewelry store; 35 yours established, genuine Diamond NREAT BARGAINS IN SILVER AND GULD GASED American stem-windin, CANS NEGOTIATED ON ME jelry, and on personal securities, at a small advance. 49 Murr rm room 2. ‘ONEY ON DIAMONDS, FURS, £0. —DIAMONDS, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Seal sacques, Came! Uuir Shawis, &e., bought and sold back at w very'sinall ud- vance. GEORGE C, ALLEN, Jeweller, 1,190 Brosaway, near 20th st. Silk, Clocks, Bronaes, ae. ANTED-X HANDSOME OPERA OLOAK AND fine sobitaire diamond Ring, Plowse communicate, ing price, OPERA CLOAK, Herald Uptown ofice. FORNITURE. TL RARE CHANCE OX, BE BEN THIS DAY AT ac private residence 120 23d st., Household Furni- ture for sal Elegant Partor a 14 pieces. covered in satin, cost $1,200, tor 8550; one do, $125; vrurkish Suits, $51) and $100; rep and plush Suits, $30 and $5 gt black walnut Bedsteads, Dressing oe ashatands, Wardrobes, hair ind spring lows Holsters, te, Dining Furaiture, Exton on Table: But. HANDISE, Jt fet, Chairs, Silverware, Cutlery, &e. bargain. Wind: “\ GENTLEMAN DECLINING 110) sell the entire Household Furniture tive story brown stone ierinree in lots to suit, vix.:—Parlor, library, cham- ber aud two satin parlor Suits: ‘one for $175; do,, borate and plain Cham- ber Se Carpets. Bookcase, a Sets, uit, Catt residence vT Weat sth st., between oth and 6th ava 10, $100, Call to-day or Monday. CLOTHING. RES’ 101 6TH AV,, OPPOSITE S1T ST — and gen: on Hy astonished - Os! high ol ices paid in cash for Cast-of Clothing, Carpet rice oad ‘indies waited on by Mes Marks. Orders by wail ile receive prompt attention. NEAR WAVERLEY \7 HARRIS, SI Gri AV. of Clothing, place, the utmost value obtained Reo Address Me, or Mrs, HARRIS, 8) ement in ww cl BINGEN, Hernid ofc. HER WILL GIVi. Le S8ONS nie, organ And pinuo, Ki Sf ODASS PIANU PLAYER FOR PARTIES, $4; H vest references, seud order PIANO FLAYJ51, Herald ottiee, ANS’ HU ED ULASSIUAG AND SATHEMAT- ho gradinied ‘with ae hr) honors, res for coll eg el M4 BR, box iw oral 8 private ‘pup! Aadress Bigean hee AAT WETIO, CORKBSPON DENCE, Hnsiness Writmi $1 quarterly. PAINE'S College, 62 ay. bowery un Xo ar tary} noe 0 3 wi Cireul PATRICK, oO roadway, of address ARMAGNAC & KOWE, priacipale,_ _ DANCING A ELEN DUDWORTINS DANCING SCHOOL, removed to No. 6% Sth av., now open for the reception Of pupils. For particulars send for eiroular, AD ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S roxant and Oth sth PRIVATE Lise ADEMIES.— roy RH wn r circulars uddross Ast an; Thursdays; ‘ad re prio invitations issagdy: no mittance without being presented with TRAE po, MARBLE MAN a Kae xt PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BI State and marble Mantels: Jar in the ety PENRHYN E 60 Uni rare, A and 17th we, Ne ‘ork. muuatecturers of all kinds of Work, =NATHAN'S OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 3336 OTH sav., near 4th st. fhe highest value paid for Cast-off Gioininis. 3. Call Mrs, NATHAN, RNER 46TH ST.— of Clothing. Address AV.ME. AND MES. ZIOKLE PAYS a price in the city for cast-off BESar.9:08 and ISTER, 319 6TH AV. CORNER 20TH ein America, Send for circular. ia nie waka IMPOST TION; GREATEST BUSINESS Clairvoyant in America, Mrs. FOSTER, 425 6th av., corner 20th st TRENTION KNOW THY DESTINY; DONT BE imposed npon by pretenders. Go to 159 West 41st st., SO HUMBUG, THE GREAT. tolis rs; no $15,000 REWARD; Arvest Vosiness and. medical elurvoyans livin, ames in full; shows Nkoneses, gives lucky num! gents, 141 RENCH LADY. Taare REeEY FORTUNETEL- ‘ lor; cures, also, female complaints. sd St, corner o aig 18 NAMES; . to i MEL dhinee SME ESTELLE, MIDWIFE StNC! indi, SOT east 52406., frst dove from Suh av. Advice =DR, AND MME. GRINDLE CURE ALL ecieeesd scomplaints, whi avever the matter, 142 West 48th be NT: T 150 West 25th st.” “| Ds. + Ee OTH ST. ‘av.—All females sted saiely. 8205 with Hoard, 8: MERY'S. Ni: pA eda ohaty ng tog Tid AND Lam $25; advice free, 135 bi FEMALE PHY pavanitan CURES ALL No. 40 Kast 20th st, Nos FERS U UNLESS Ess CURED.—IN JASES CALL on Dr, of me. WEST, 45 Blocker st., uear Broadway. ATEXTION. <VARTIES HAVING ANY INGKAIN OR Brussels Carpets to dispose of cau receive the highest ‘eau Broes Me Cage ky aildreasing CAREX: TS, box 16 40 EAS! iT pets, Mirrors, Pianos, Parlor Suits, Bedroom Sets, Bed Bedding, Wardrobes, Desks, Booken Clocks, Bronzen, Vases, at private wale at prices, ARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES FoR FUR niture and Carpets for cash or liberal terms of payment at COWPERTHWAIT'S 155 and 157 Chatham st. Thir- teon large warerooms. ISFIT GARPETS AND OILCLOTHS VERY CiiBAP at the old san 112 Fuiton st. Call or send for ex- planatory price list. NDALL, ES AN AEROLITE FALLS INTO THE OCEAN, [From tho San Francisco Chronicle, Dec. 11.] Tho largo number of meteors lately observed in the sky has attracted considerable attention, especia: among scientific men, who are of the opinion that the earth i# passing throagh a belt of these vagrant ultra- terrestrial brickbats whose orbit intersects that of the earth, There is some diversity of opmion regarding the watare and origin of these stones, of which it is calculated at least 5,000 fall upon the carth’s suriace yearly. The theory most widely accepted is that they are bodies of our planetary system that have come pear enough to be acted upon by the earth’s.gravita- tion, and thus drawn out of their orbits, A groat many acrolites have been found, and nearly every scientific institution in the world is possessed of one or more. The largest of which there is any authentic record was found by a Swedish Arctic ex- pedition in 1870 on the west coast of Greenlat It weighs twenty-five tor and is now Academy at Stockholm, seen last Friday nigt Ocean House round. At about 12:45 he noticed a pecaliar light on the sand ‘and sex around him, aud upon looking upward dis- covered What appeared to be an immense ball of fire descending toward the earth. Ite co ag was 80 rapid that belore he fad fairly recovered from aly astonish- mont the mass fell into os es sp mt half amile trom shore A loud “gn wed by & sharp explosion, enon} ‘and. 80 frigntened the horse'which th® reporter was driving that his whole attention tor the next live minutes was directed toward the unruly animal, but he neticed that the tail of the meteor, as it is called, or, more Properly, the combustion occasioned by the im @ mense ‘velocity with which the stone travelled through our atmos; rematued visible for about two minutes, From the brilliancy-and area of the fire surrounding» the failing stone and the splash occa. Sioned by its sudden immersion, it is certam that the aerolite must have been of :mmense size, although, of course, no estimate could be made with avy ge 4 it 1 during the few seconds the aerolite was visibie. to bo rogretted that the stone did not fail on asin that case au unequalied opportunity meteoric formation would have been afforded to the scientists of San Francisco, but as the walter is com: paratively shallow at balf a mile from sbore, ii barely possible that careful dredging might recover the stone, The resistance of the water would prob- , ably check the velocity of the failing body sufficiently to prevent its imbedding itself in the bottom to any great depth, and possibly the stone is simply resting ‘on the ved of the ocean. It 18a good opportunity tor scientific investigation, and if recovered the aerolite would be a great acquisition to the collection of 4 Academy of Sciences. REAL ESTATE, «The following sales were effected at the Real Estate Exchange y day :. Richard V. Harnett sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, W. P. Dixon referee, two lots, each 25x100, on Fourth avenue, west side, 25 feet north of Sixty-second street, and two lots, each 25x100, on Fourth avenue, west side, 75.5 feet north of Sixty-third street, to Francis Jones tor $24,000, . Slevin & McElroy sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, J. M. Levy referee, forty-four anda half acres of land, with buildings thereon, on Riverdale avenue, west side, adjoining the estate of the Jato Abraham Schermerhorn, deceased, Yonkers, to Julius Weidner for $37,955, Scott & Myers sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreciosure,. W. P. Ketchum, reloree, the buildings, with two lots, each 25x100, on Crosby street, east side, 42.4 feet south of Spring street, to Frederick Hornby for $34,750. Tho same auctioncers also sold, by order of the Su- preme Court, in foreclosure, B, ©, Chetwood referee, four lots, euch 25%100,11, on West Ninety-sixth street, north side, 175 leet east of Tenth avenue, to H. H. Nathan for $8,200, A. J. Bleecker & Son sold, by order of the Superior Court, 1m foreclosuro, William Watson referee, a house, with lot 16.2x109.9, on East 105th strect, nerth side, 136.3 feet west of Second avenue, to Anna T, Horton “ $2,500, . H. Muller & Son sold, by fic of the Supremo cunts, in. foreclosure, P, 'B. ¥eforce, one lot 25.6x102 2, on East Kighty-dith he it, north sido, 281, 1 feot west of Third avenue, to German Savings Bank, plaintiff, for $3,700. A. H. Muticr” & Son also sold, by order of the Court of Common Pleas, in foreclosure, W. F. Keiley referce, two houses, with lots, each 18x100.5, Now, 124 and 128 Wost Fifty-third strect, south side, 349.6 feet west of Sixth avenue, to J. Schrieve for $31,500. BE. Hi. Ludlow & Co. ee order ef the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, C West referee, a house, with lot, 22.6x98. 9, No. 221 East Thirty-eighth sreet, north side, 267.8 feet east of Third avenue, to Eliza Booth, plaint: MT, for $7,500. D. M: Seaman sold, by order of the Supreme Court, in foreclosure, E. Sanford referee, ono lot, 25x50, 7x25 x6, on West Seventy-third streot, north side, 175 feet cia ‘ A 50 of neh av., 150x99.11; i ec Ay, 30 fin, oF 70th ste, 00x75; 0. Fink’ and wiser MeQuade 10th av,, cofver of St. Nicholas 67x67, MSA Coulter to M. Batty . 35,000 42d st, 8 hat ftw. of dae, 76.63 ; Linherr add bugband to. ME chal: é 17,000 12,00 7.004 Miter 7th av.,n. w. corner of 414t at, 1 ite 7th AYg We, 19.9It n. of Ast Bt, ioxio} #, ©. Covert to C. C. Boyce... f 620 st, n. 8., 439 fle. of Ba Lovy to iD. Fun” 10,250 12th st, (Wet) ny 6 02.86 Rw of, Grosawien av, 16x19; M. A. Polidek to M. J. (lot 831), Hides (ath § 9,000 Penrose. . Nom, Water at, to H, 1. Young... sesesee Nom. Water'st, (No. . 86), same property ; Hi. L/ Young to a Nom. mn Tih stn. 5, 175 ft Quade to D, Fink 2dayv., n. e. corner of 74th st (reteree) to J. K. Hill. ‘T4th st. u. 8., 80 toet ce, 8%, 290 it w. Davis hy aes to Kutekervock Lite In: at av., 5. w. corner of ee. 25.271 (ceteree) to M. J. Bi ‘Tath ot. 00 x Swith eg | (SEK. Raubigrohor ‘7Ath st. 125 ft. w. of avs A, 25x102,. Boyco, Clara 0,, to E: G: Vovert, h: w. corner of 7th av. and 41st st.; 1 yeur.. big -esg fejer urine, to K. SoRneRPe site, months, * Dosi "itichnelst to City 26th sts. 5 between 125th a yeu husband, to Second National De Freee, Mary t Bulldive und Loan Association, n, 8. of Bh te, 5 yours an, Elijah P. ond Lpastys oF. B. art, Nox 33 2 Minetta st.; 3 yen ‘ ee to B. Gl ockier e.& Of et feQuaue, Patrick, to dames b A, n. With wt.2 5 yeurs Same fo same, w. & of uy. A. n. of 7th at, Byenrs. - Bame to D. Flik, w. ¢ of ay. A. n, of 70k at, Live Saune tosame, wf. of ay. A. m: of Zé CS Seo and wife, to 11 Thomas st., 5 years. “THE BLACK DIaMONDS. ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF COAL OVER MONTH—THE SALE YESTERDAY. The announcement of a sale of 80,000 tons of Pittston coal, by John H. Draper & Co, for the Pennsyivania company, attracted a good attendance of buyers at the Exchange Salesrooms, No, 111 Broadway, yesterday morning. Mr. Draper wag promptly on band at cleven o'clock, accompanied by Mr. George A. Hoyt, who rep- resented the company, The torme of the sale, as read by the auctioncer, specified that the coal would ‘be deliverable during the month of January at the Erie Railroad docks at Wechawken, and that, if desired, delivery would be made in the company’s boate at New York or Brooklyn at a charge of forty cents per ton in addition to the sale price. Mr Hoyt, the Vice President of the company, then announced that be would offer for #ale 25,000 tons of lump. grate and egg coal, 47,000 ions of siove coal and 8,000 tons of chestnut, The first 25,000 tons of grate, lump and egg would be put up together, the buyer to make his own seleciion, with the privilege of purchasing the whole “jot on either quality excepting egg coal, as not more than 7,000 tons of egg would be sold under any circum stances. Mr. Draper started the sale, and the bidding very slow at first and it paused at $2 65 Hoyt then spoke out pretty foretbly and said that only child's piay; that th rice wae at Now- burg He further said that thi was made in good faith, and if only $1 a ton was obtained the priv- ilege of 5,000 tons wouid be given ; aa, that tho om pany claimed the right to witndrat any ridiculous The bidding became ore. spirited after this h of Mr. Hoyt’s and advanced steadily to . at which figure the Apr ad lot was quickly dis- ’ of Five thousand tons of egg were taken by the irst bidder, and tbat closs was restricted to that amount. The 47,000 tons of stove was then put up and started 3 35'and advanced to $3 45, at which tires lot waa aoid, Ltaropped to $3 40 and advanced again to ’ $3 47, at which price the remainder was jen out, While Dr. Draper was calling bids on coal Mr. Hoyt mad remarks on the smellneps of the offers, and 81 ted that Mr. Draper take moro time before announcing a bid and mukingagale, Mr. Draper became somewnat indignant, and politely in- formed Mr. Hoyt that he thought he understood his business and that he would jeave the stand if he thought he did not. However, the stove coal war oversold, 63,400 tons instead of 47,000 being actually of The 8,000 of chestnut were ‘ srlew figures, the prices obtained being $3 15, $3 we rr} 10 and $3074. The following is a comparative table of tho sales o coal by the Peunsyivania Cval Company since tht break of the combination: Last = -Avei Grade, Dee, 20. Now. 21. Lump...$2 824 a— $2 674 Steamer, 2 42 a— 2 6545 2 8a 2 6236 282 a 2 59 340 u$3 47 8:29 Chestnut 3 0744 a $3 15 BTM ‘he above table will is ep a an advance to- ay, ‘ou gay tr aettetoed {-feerers,”” having Myey are! paral died ont from houseboiders their supplica, 4