The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 5, 1872, Page 4

WALL STREET'S LATE PANIC A SWORN HIATORY OF JAY GOUL RESIGNATION, - | Phe Klection of Gen. Dix, Gen. McCletia Others to the Directory of the E way—The Release of M ld. The following testimony of Dr. Edwin | Ridridge has been taken before Mr. McDonough, referee, in support of the motion made be- fore Judge Fancher to vacate the order of ar- Fost issued against Mr. Jay Gould. Kawin kidridge having been sworn, deposed as fol 2" where a and what f# your occu where do yon re our on f T renide in ‘and 4 the eliy of Rlinire, 8. ¥ no You Deen s @ireetor of the Erie allway Compan V'wiaa'a director fro nd for how beng? A i ori tod ber eg EY pre ri}, 1871, by the Hoard of Ditcotors, one of the conmnitice to examine Int the of that company of Jay Gould, Jas. Fisk, Siena Freverick & Lane? a0 ¥ Md you sign a ieport or rele angve gendemen? A ot dia 0 Bia you-as one of the. Directors, vote in favor of tnt execution of much release? “A. —T did a youcae euch Director, also ¥ te on Dee. 99, F thereabouts, iu favor of W teleate, then oF s00t ‘excepted to the eame pariier. ot the part of fue"conipauy by Jonm Milton aud Henty Thompaun ae S committee? A Faid Tu reporting ai voting in favor of each of these releases did you net in good faith and witha view to the Feri luterest of the company > At di ‘Ati au ay uu you have aay kno informe. fion, or brilet. did the other Directors, voting with you ie favor of auch relcaee, ect ib lke manner? Av-t ink they ald THE HEATH AND RAPE to be executed to LAWSUIT. Q At ere executed was pay itigatio Erle Railway Co: ay and 39; na raised ¢ ng Pala convertible bonds by th he company (of whom Ja ren were made de had not Tknow there [Raphael In which general Mr Gould. iw Bxecutive ( Gould was one), and in fat the proceeds of such ted for tothe Q now whether It ie or le nota copy i of Heath and Raphae! @ ri y hich was submitted to ade the report referred |io. A. ‘ompany. Gould, and on @ committee whieh Siate whether it ip not charged in this complaint large share of the inoueys received. from avertible bonde had not been he ex that bill of comptaint tad Delore all the directors of the company who were io fe eat the Ineetings where (he res ne toning th ten were pasred? A. remember n the committee were appointed, they were charges In that 'Q.— Was It not Fast moun: ad for long been retained f Gould, Fak and Lene, aud had been used by them for clr own privave advantage? A—Yer, sir, Wer ¢ Wany general and f harged in that complaint that enor. the anid com) eee tunda pul te Jn connection the company ? A.—¥ ar Q.- Did not the committer appointed by the board fake into courideration all these various charges and facte about Wem? &.—They ructed to do Did Mr. Gould exercise any influence or contro} his committee, or over any of ‘you are aware A ytaing abot 1 do not know my associates, G,. Bid you act with entire independence of Mr.Gontd. Doth ava inember ofthe committee, and asm Of the Board of Di the execution of sneh rele what war of thene tel ‘our ane by reat 1 belies ‘ould 0 a8 to end any litl Mr! Gonld refuse to to hin by the committee atigation? A. Tam not went to Mr. Gould for any inform the Assiatant Treaeurer ‘officers of the company THE PROPOSALS TO MB. BL. Q. Were you at the Erie Kall March, iia? AY Did you on the of that h Mr. Senuel low ? Did you have any conversation with !im tipon the eu! tr 1 of & comproinie between the persons repre sented by hit, claiming to be directors ol: the oue side, and Mr. the other side? A.—I did, air. at intervie’ od peruiissiun of Mr, Gould to eee Mr. ee if some terms could not be made in ee . He told ine 1 might jouse and found him the wee if some compre ween them and Mr. Gould could pot. ve werw ebiathe would he very glad scompron ive He said that if jr. Gould and bie party © ould surrender ana xive teu if th Tiey would dis question, and were hot a by hin, ‘hy inquiries ad- nthe course of th re that the cominit ce tion, Dut we went to nd to the Auditor, and otuer M. BARLOW. office on the 1ith of eniny have an inter: Tat ould ed in that way, and assured ything tn my Romer, to bring it about Mr. Gould did not agree > thowe terme 1 his side and go with them: Heson his pert, fat it should be carried tT then went Beck to the office ani. iutorm: ed ‘Mr. Gould of the arrangements which 1 had made. niet Neary, N. Smith’ thee, Sea ghs iolmed, with mein, “persuading Mr Gould to accept the verme offered. eh and f went (o Mr. Marlow’ house again ‘thi ing, and there the matter wae talked ov ce with the arrangements I had made, and ab agreement to that éffect couse (0, and 18 was verbally arracged that on (he Bert morning he weulmeet Mr’ ould, and an axrce ent we draws upesrrying out our views. Mr Flow was satiahed boenetiic and said Abe did not care Row What aid neve Yereation was that ab asranyeinent come which the whole thing should be euded, and that they would give ® fall release, aud pay to’ Mr. Gould (he money Which he had leaned the company, Boat MY Gould ascent to thie arracgement ? A.— je ali JAY GOULD'# RESIG .—Did he do anveniny ATION. in pursuance of it? A.—He net Gen. Sickles im the meraing aud perfected, ae dine, AY arrangement. He went into the ten. Bickles, myself, and others, Frangenient om that day resign President ? hot you, Mr Gould, Mr. Sherwood, and Mr. together an directors of the the «Un of March, INR? A Yee, sir, we ald. War hota merNug called by Mr: Gould, as Presi: nthe lth of March? A.—Ves. Did not you. Mr Drake, Mr, Sherwood, Mr. Rama. Ir, Hailaad Mr Areter attend that meeting, Mr Lacting ae President? A did AU LHAt meating were not the resignations of f the other directors presented and accepted? Ther were, ing then vote to fll the vacan- Did noe that meet + by clvciing Mesere Barlow. McClellan, Travers, d other persous acting w air not Me Goulet then r dency to 4. aud the board unite in elect- lace? A. Ve ii thas fulfl the agreement made half by you and Mr. Smith with Mr, Barlow not 0.1. F fy Company Archer the Vice-President of the the ith of Mi fore aud after that? A.—He wan GQ. Hiiyou have any conversation with him upon the subject ofa release to Mr Goule or the confirmation of Af had one errangement 0 he arrangement sting Mr. Gould, waa on the iith of March? A.—-fle was (signed, — FORTY-SECOND CONGRESS, Epwin ELbay Proceedings im the Senate and House of Kepresentatiy Washinoton, Dec, 4.—On motion of Mr, Haulin (Rep., Me.) Mr. Anthony of Rhode Island was elected President of the Senate pro tem.; then on motion of Mr, Cameron of Pennsylvania the senate adjourned ee Honne of Representatives. Mr. Roosevelt (Dem,, N. Y.) offered a resolution instructing the Committee on the District of Columbia to ascertain and report the present debt of the District, including all liabil- ities Incurred by the Board of Public Works, end what sum will be required to finish the work undertaken by the Board, In the course of a discussion-on the subject Mr, Roosevelt de olan rk undertaken wou than $20,000,000, r. Starkweather (Rep., Conn.) moved to refer the res tion to the Committee on the District of Columbia r, Roosevelt asserted that the effect of that reference would be to mmother investigation, Mr. Starkweather, Chairman of that commit. tor, denied the urertion, and sald that the com. would take full and thorough inquiry whole subject, The} motion to teler was rejected—74 to @. ‘The resolution was then adopted. Bills wore introduced and referred authoriz~ Hing the Washington, ati, and St. Louis ‘Fiailrond Company to extend It8 road into the District of Columbia ; to provide for the speedy construction of @ abip canal of large capacity @round the Falle of Niagara on the American ‘o amend the act of the 2th of May, 1872, batement and repayment of irite in bond destroyed by casu Yo authorize the construction of @ bridge a Une Ohio river, between New Albany and ville; to repeal the tax on bank che end orders, INCREASE OF THE NAVAL FOR ‘The House resumed the onside: Bill to provide for the construction 001 diring Ave of the vessels 4 private shipyards by contract ; and Pratt, Negley, and Lynch in support my amendment, tod that the int nsiat of undred to eighteen hun- and to carry from twelve to fourteon from twee hundred to fifteen hun- na, With eight or nine guns; and one eight hundred to one thousand tons, with OF Keven Buns, Mr. Negley (Kwp., Pa.) $e Spain tnalntalt avery ta Cane 6 il relations of country disturbed at any moment, Me.) advocrted the coupling with thig bill one introduced by him last soe- Fon, and recommended by the Reoretary of the Drousury, to give the Government ald toward the construction of mercantile steamers which would be converted to Government purposes In time of war. He did not favor the amendment because he thought that private shipyards were not now In a condition to construct auch veosels. Mr. Wood (Dem. N. Y.), while not opposing the bill, criticized the Injudjcious use made by the Secretary of the Navy of the vessels now in the service, alluding to the movements of the Mediterranean Squadron and to the employ. nt of vessels to aid in the acheme forthe ‘sition of San Domingo. He favored both the bill and amendment, Mr, Hale (Kep., Me.) advocated his amend- ment, contrasting the merits of public and pri. vate ship yards, He warned the House that if all these ves were built in the navy fon they would cost ten Instead of three millions, and contended that better vessels could be built in private shipyards in quickerstime and with far greater my than inthe navy yards. ‘The morning hour expired, and the bill went over till to-morrow, ‘The House then went into Committee of the Whole, and distributed the President's message among the appropriate committees, ‘The subject of referring the subject of the Ppatal telegraph provoked some discussion, Mr. Yood of New York proferring to have it referred to a special committeo, and Messrs. Dawes of Massachusetts and Beck’ of Kentucky favoring ite ref: ‘ence to the Committee on havin g been before th i it was refert propriations Committee nial celobration was, after discus- i to a solect committee of nine. mmittee rose, and the Hou ‘clock adjourned. — - BRIGHTER SKIES FOR CUBA, anne Decidedly Ch * Mesange to the Contrary je and Authentic rom the Battle Fields, ndence of The Sun. Santo Espiritu, Noy, 19.—The Spanish Drigadier-Generals who are operating in this dis- trict, the Governors of Moron and of Ciego de Avila, and sundry other officers of high rank, had a meeting lately in this city. At it, among other matters, they agreed not to publish any despatch which even spoke of the presenc insurgents in the district of Las Vi On ac- count of the above decision none of the follow- ing events are likely to be recorded in the Hava- Na newspapers; but they are facts and important ones, nevertheless, and will prove to you con- clusively that the whole of this jurisdiction, with the sole exception of this city, is in the hands of the patriots. At Marroguin, a place fifteen leagues northeast from here, on the Moron road, the Spaniards had an intrenched and fortified camp. At Arroyo Blanco, which is five leagues from here, on the same road, they had another. The Cubans cut the communications between the two camps, nd after four consecutive days’ fight! cap- tured the Marroquin camp, as well as a convoy of arms, ammunition, and clothing which was being sent by the Spaniards from the camp at Arroyo Blanco to Marroquin, The officer in command at Marroqutn surrendered with 0 men. A VILLAGE BURNED, The Cubans captured in the camp. a lar quantity of arms and ammunition. Phe can and the village adjoining it were set on fire by the patriots, and the families that were living in the Village went off with the Cubans, On the following day the same body of Insurgents at- Sacked and captured the camp at Arroyo Blanco, They sacked and burned the six storehouses which were in the place. and carried off the arms of the volunteers, who were all executed After that the Cubans were for four days at Trilladeras Grandes, a place about five leagues east from here and due south of Arrago Blanc Here they learned that Spanish forces were on the road to reinforce the intrenched camp at Kio Grande and Jicotea, (Rio Grande is vat league east of Trilladeras, and Jicotea east again of Rio Grande. Jicotea is about 18 leagues from. h onthe main road to Clego de Avila and to Puerto Princ The Cubans lay in wait for these Spani f called Ceja del Kio Grande, about six miles on this aide of Rio Grande, There were over hundred Spaniards, including several rs, left dead on the road, and those that escaped returned to this city by night bringing what wounded they could carry with them, It was a terrible sur- prise and complete rout. That same night Cubaus attacked the cainp at Kio Grande. and the Spanish garrison, which consisted of S0men, as soon as it saw the Cubans coming ran a ‘The patriots sacked and burned the camp. By the capture of these and other Spanish camps, the patriots are to-day in open commu- nication with Camaguey, while vanish com munications from Moron and from Clego de Avila have to go be sea, for ail the telegraph has been destroyed in this jurisdiction. Another Spanish force intrenched at Limones, & place 11 leagues east of here on the Cieg Avila road, has been suppressed, and th which the 'Spantards formerly had where the same road crosses the Jatibonico agues from here. baa been e called La Mano del Negro, only half # league outside this cit A few dass ago a body of 30) men went out from here to collect cattle, and In the savannas f Pueblo Viejo (old town), which constitute.« circle pout @ league round this city, they were attacked and routed by the Cubans. Fifty- two of them were killed, the rest were scattered and managed to get back here without arms, hats, or shoes, and of course without the cattle All we have ‘to eat here ts tasajo (jerked beef,) and bacallao (dried codiish,) THE VOLUNTEERS DESERTING. On the 2th inst. an event occurred here which has had a mos: dispiriting and disastrous effect upon the few men who still compose the Spanish garrison of this place. Thirty-two mobilized Volunteers and fifty of the colored volunteers who composed the garrison at the fort of La Loma de la Cruz (which adjoins the last houses at the southern extremity of the city) went over to the patriots, Hesides their respective arms and equipments and ammunition they earri off ten cases of cartridges from the fort, Banao (which is four leagues # n the road to Trinidad), at which place ans are encamped. ‘At this place (Banao) the Spaniards formerly had a very strong ut the petriots took it and burned it to months ago. As it is a good strategic the Cubans returned and occu- pled {t,and although troops have been sent from here many times to recap@are It, they have al- s been routed, On the 2d inst. the Cubans attacked a railroad train laden with clothing and provisions at Sa- vannah In Mar, ‘They captured the entire train of cars, destroying also the locomotive and the railroad bridge at Guasimal, (Savannah la Mar Is distant six leagues due south of Santo Espiritu, and is two leagues north of Las Tunas Which Is the port of the jurisdiction, A rail- road connects the port of Las Tunas with the ppropria- mittee he Ap- t oor to ata The Si Yeur, Gre Corresy y: capttal of the jurisdiction, Santo Kapiritu.) It Is now nine days since we have heard the whis- Ue of alocomotive here There jake a sally from here with al ora force of to #0) men at bh have not got an told The patriots about Trinidad must have been pretty active lately, for the Spanish Governor of that place has of late sent here requisition for troops, which of been sent to him ast would be required, and w thing like this number here all i ILLE WAR ENDED, The Street Comm loners’ Act Affirmed by the Supreme Court of New Jersey — A Charge of Perjury to be Pressed The opposition to the Greenville Street Commissioners is now said to have originated with disappointed officeseekers, and in ‘Trenton yesterday the Supreme Court practically vindi- cated the Commissioners, In the beginning ¢ the war it was understood that the fight hinged upon an increase in the amount of the special town tax. ‘That item was assessed at $62,000, and it was charged hy some of the most ir Ual citizens that the tax was exorbitant, Mr. Van Horn and others went 80 f 0 call the increase @ fraud on the part of the Commi sloners. The details of the subsequent proceedings have been published by Tuk SUN. Last week the Commissioners appealed to the Supreme Court for # writ of mandamus to compel the tax collector of the township to proceed with the collection of the assessments, as ordered by the Board of Street Commissioners, It. was shown thatin their estimate the $14,500 sald have been fraudulently inserted in excess of the actual demands of the Interest fund was a cleri- error, and the Board being entirely willing to submit to a reduction of the ten per cent, o the whole sum added by them according to law to provide for contingencies, the Court made ® reduction of $22,000 in. the ‘local town tax, and by thelr decree’ sanctioned the collection of that sum for township purposes. This settles the question, and there can be no subsequent proceedings on the part of the citizens to estop n of the asxessmont his especial tax is larly pro- the payment of the Interest upon issued by the corporate authorities of the tp, and doubtioss it will be gratifying to holders of these securities to learn that the f the acts of the Commisalon- Ine Court in effect guarantees payment of thelr bunds, principal and THE GREE interest. The radical course pursued by some of the citizens will be likely to make trouble for some of them—Judge Dilloway In particular, Under section 26 of the act creating the Hoards of Street Commissioners and of Finance, the in- cumbents are authorized to proceed, at least as far as they have done, in making assessments, and for this reason they are confident of con- victing Mr. Dilloway of perjury, He is resting under $3,000 ball, and his case will be presented to the next Grand Jury. Inthe mean time the serenity of the township ts not likely to be dis- turbed by any more indignation meetings, as the action of the Supreme Court seems to have Wivon the quietus to the opponents of the Board, —LADIESM are invited to take A. ing Machines they Hike, and work ol shop, of take flannel or white 1e, ant ‘only'a email part down, aod leave game ‘week to pay for the machine, and get cash for work, Finabury Garment M'f'y, 108 6 <1. taught on Wheeler ‘0.6, 198 Bleecker street, 100 good han nted ‘on fliantiol ahirte. All kinds of new machines sold at 61 fiweek in work. Second Moor, A Ty GE given ont a ‘advanced s for first-class instruction free, Arts, @C.. Wilson's iachine Stitel EW first-class sewing machine ; payabl home; free instruction : also, Rutier @ Bar: hums tuckers for all machines, at 712 Brondway. WANTED immediately, 18 good hands toi ‘to operate on Arat-class sowing machines; Work ‘ nines. 281 Bow ery A HELENDIN Wheeler & wiison, a & Raker machines for sale Price If sold this week. #2 8d av., near 20th st, RESPECTABLE girls tn wi in work ri ) the work you can do If you buy aaewing ma: eat 57 wa ,or 7 av, New Yorks of 87 ire. THE SUN, THURSDAY, ‘DECEMBER _5,_1872. Miscellaneous, “ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUDA, “OFFICIAL DRAWING, NOVEMBER %, 187, Price, No. Prise. No. Prize, No. Prise.|No. Prisa, (50. Wanted--- Males, i) that the corner of W Banta hee oth Brooktga,. °° a RAT . WANTED-as rey no t DAN! No, certain that thelr children will if they will eall and see the ‘oclety,”” 19 Eaat 4tat., who housands to the Weal OPERATOR on custom shire tion at week work to @ first-c! GH. COV permanent situa: d that under: * taught from the bund! Prous sty Ing, $2; practice on the bi Work ; also baatini ‘and laf taught in anprentice ise; machines for sal 83d st, bay 106 Chai DANES and linen coats given ont to parties w wing machines, ob easy installments. ders ete OXES.— Girls for small (drug PArEe round wort ited, at $25 Kast 26th st. E makers wanted on neck and Rec ANSEL HECHT, 54 ([\ELE REST PT.ACE in the city to get any king of first-class sewing machines; teachers, and gice jient work easy terms, good iyen to pay for the agents wanted, WALTER, 115 4th ay., corner of 12th at, Ww ANTED- A woman with some experience In PY pA re pe Lo nd no incumbrance to take charge ry Ne hi ntsland. A Of 10 and? o'clock at 464 Broome st WANTED. Pity, frst-ciass cloak makers; 6 Prepared to work. uations for all capacitics can be suited without | kinds of servanie wan DOYLE & ADOLPHT, 267 Grand at. WASTED SA gitl for gene LJ nt of excellent it \ : for excellent situa: A ons, Apply at CARPENTER'S, 13 West lith at, Corner sth avs sotetdacdh ARPRENTICES and jinprovers wanted croak arrow at, New York, “A. FEW dressmakers wanted at 7 South Washing: ton aquare i EW good sewers to work on drew i MELINA Durnishers wanted. Apniy to LYCETT & With fou Greene at. E xT ‘terms offered at the new store,618 11th 4 ay., to parties wishing to purchase new sewing machines, JOR SA A Singer's, and Wheeler & Wilson's " machine, as good a new, for $25. 51 Canal RST-CLASS bands on thread chinona; onl such need apply to KOLASKY & OBER, 91 Crosby af. ( 1 TRLS wanted on light work, at 4 Lispenard at, up stair ht HAs oon linen con! Apply at 896 Isth #t., bet. Teh and th jouth Htrodkiyn home to pay for mente, from #6 to Bll; Instruction free. New Yo chine Stitching Company, S61 8d av,, near 2th a ittention.—Sewing machines selling off, or rented. 24 Greenwich ay. corner 19] East Broadway. Ola ‘hines re- Washer and Irouer; no other weed ail. second bell NTED—An elderly Prot BUC ndge Gr ate house of a gentleman's. ¢ antry board three of ardeners. The place is at y between the hours proved. W Atel No. 186 East 4th WANTED—A willing girl for general housework: 147 Grand #1 rally useful in a small, private fawlly Brivate boarding-house ; wagon #10. New York. W ANTED-—Agiritoworkand. hair dresing W hair ine ladies’ é. 1 Carwin Hands on fine white sbirte LMAN & HERKMAN, 219 Chureh at. ‘on common pants and skeleton 105 Frauklin ste, NTED—H pats. Inquire Bnted--- Males, DOD blacksmith at horseshoring to work at the ron the foor if required, to gos short dis tance tn the country Call for three days P. J SMITH, South Orange, N. J ted to sell an engraving of Gree! je ga8 Monday, Also, mail Scents. Ameri: ‘amily; one gentle Agents for a new toy ; sampl cab Novelty Company, a2 Br ENGINEER . engine, Address, with references, 4 CO,, box 1H, Sun office “GENTS Be in time for (holiday presenta) al cards, at AMEKY'S, 1% Bowery ; price # cents per dozen. A‘ AGENTS can wake from $9 to $10 per day at 40a 3a ‘avenue. ‘errand boy Brooklyn. 0 City Hall. Ap ACIGAR MAKER Wanted at © Bleecker at Fy firet @monthe, #0, 1h OW haudwriting, 50. per week. WYER, box 177, Sun office. JON FECTIONER. wante kinds of stall mix 8 sth av. Bs AW ‘One that can make all cakes, and @ guod ornament TD EGENER PREDS for DAY @ COS, 11 Frankfort at ENGINEER wanted at 135 Kant stn ot 4 UTTER WANTED,— Welling coach and iamp glass wha wane W. SWIFT. desirable piace endy wrk. Abas mitt on st., New Haven, Conn, PERS wanted. FARR EHS wane Lit 4 stree Maca DERI and a Ks & COAKLEY'S, 1 Chatham square, corner re frames. Ap> 177 Nawsat st (© printer wanted at 9 Thawes ‘AL BROWN ath at Catharinest one who can do gas 78 Liberty st BERS helpe nd Jobbing, Pi BRULEE ventas: alec aber, App AUSTIN & MAGI MAKER wa ed at the trade 7 . opposite raliroad de ETHING new for agents ching. Si) South tat KER wanted; a dat 14; Falton at dQ; also @ stout boy who ad between bd Call after7in the Williamsburgh 1 On repairing AU WAS LEONARD. PANNEIRS.— Wanted, a few twine spin hors (iniarried men. prefe GIRVIN & SON, cor. Troy av TPO. bookbinders. —W Warder at 46 Marion at Twin ed) ai the rope walk of nd Carroll at Brooklyo, ed, @ first-class extra for: FPO Bilore. A bushetman wanted, 76 Nassau st, WANTED Soap maker: 0 understands making tal this branch of a large manuf Fost Omee eh ow innati, giving me of applicant Agents for fas ples inatied free for 10 25 to 80 broad silk hand loom ven either by the & SON, 56 Walk uring CO., P WANTED For Quito terson, N: J 8. A., a first-class saddle and firat-Class brick maker. For part ‘scall on or address BROTHER TELION, Weat Chester, N. ¥. ‘competent to take the entire ‘and moulding machine, BROB,, foot 43th Waster charge of, E J. W. STRV! iter, North river, 0012 M, _ oe WARPED. 4 competent man will fad steady jon as foreman of the glue department at a woodwork factory, by addressing box 6 ¥. References ir Vv J ANTED_—A first-class job comporitor and a proof-reader, who understands book and job work. CUSHING, BARDUA & CO,, 644 and 64 Broadway can w Family Sloger Sew- WASTE D—A few active, energetic men Vassere for the Linproved'N ing Machine, Apply at 6x2 Ath WwW Ait ER wanted ‘One, who understands his bual bess: Apply at French's Hotel, Park row, oppo- aite City Hall, tween | and 2 o'clock, ANTE) rouge W once. Xone ts Dey st, The American Sterling Co. y AN'TED—Good, steady tin and oh W ds tint understands’ ouip wont guaranteed, 24 South st, WARTED Hospital nu ja, @ respectable boy to travel. West ith at, cor, 6th ay, WARTED-A tmart doy, ior can speak German, Inquieg Grandat., New York, WANTED An expert job compositor, Yor # book Coipositors, and & reader)o} MARTIN BROWN, 201 William at, TAN ‘A shoemaker on repairing or how work. WATE emaker on repairing or new worl N WANPEDEA hand ‘Ck, cor, Court and 2d Flage work, to go South Pexppiy at ibe > RE lator on heavy car: jes id . ALN, CLARKE, 186 Front at. W SNR BE A boy jo» prints s Worked st oawa. AT Now Chi olor Tica a at 2 te me ES Call At 816 second ckett st, Brooslyn, respectable married woman, the t herown home, not younger than will have the best of nittis old are, WO Sprin| ew York city By a lady from Canada, uation as bs keeper) mh to the country, Ade iE. M. G38 fivach at., New York. Bus. But: Board and Kooms, 0 188 BBA. EW respectable young men; also two young I 2200 1ONDT. SS 300 25659, A Ef *, Will be accominodated with board and com- MD 19984... WI). fortable roome at ‘Weet 26th ot. . pil, mo is pat “A FEW, gentlemen can be accommodated with oe ase Sto Apes: a comfortable ro and good board, gas, and bath, oe 0 36 Annialire ten! So Bes eee m, beatly furnished, on second - 30 Be1at. 0 oF man and wife, is6 8th Cy 500 Sei ARE men can have good board and single beds, ALB400 per week. #8 Henry #t,; call all week a, bath, and 50) 26459. 2643s. , FEW geatlemen gan have good by SrAnne = ; 40 nh 1109.80) (00,800) 21948, WY AE Wha hares 0004 Se cvetors, Annis vo-c07 $0 Stn Hove: "a0 teaen: Sb 21a ee tr yaar ol oe ee se ee NTED—A second hand on brosd, cake, and . ; $ WAR RAR Hat ee a ae Be Re Be eae 3 y = s Ivor, twenty good | ¥31...900) 5499.90 118... 0 16868... (00 ‘ 3 CT aad cittrtondn tented rhe 8... 568, 14,800 177, om gaat . in = ———— a MD TIBLL. 300 17068... 900 22829. . WANTED ~A gilder, Apply at @ Dey M8....300 8024, 11548-25900 17771300 ‘ - Bare) Beans oy Hert 890 HIM bo ae. WY AITER wonton at oe weet ot, $62 tno. Bans ey Howe ym THIN 0 nase. TREE caro | A BB BR a > OF ’ ove # i Viste mmm Sern | eRe ee ee Bae B B STON BSUATE HS canine itane Ratton BoB: Sa Hie anes, Groen wict ; f bh er Ei@ ZANDER. an! 6120., 900 1a. ER ce ke Fe 0 6122. 1R7... . . VARO S wanted, Take horse care at LOO fatentonitse re’ Wegt Farms tor Westrtest 3m) 818. tam ed RM BT ter village; wages, $1.75. BEATTIE & EDWARDS, ‘x0 ‘MO 12188. "900 17542. |; gu 22795 et BB ae Be ee forae ene Situations Wintec, " : 0 fe: m te me. Ba te) A ‘oung women wish place . 228 ” arr ALI Tela ts sen te’ do penvral work: Hel 10g 900 B90 TS a fived trom England: the beat of retereuce ca be given, BD, G0. SOD HAR. 98) LTT. 8 B08 Mra, DANNET, 404 Raat 18th st, Can be eon any thine = ees : of thea: 800 6650; ° 80) 12590, : | 800 17804": 500 251 c: f Bh fan Se Re Se a YOUNG man, 10 years of age, understandin i i A FORA ee i retite, foalfcs Svatuntion iH EU Ca a 30 ‘an office or as aasintal references and security; wil TOD, . 30D 12649... 90 18190... 900 BEI. call on iy. Ade F., box 150, 5un oMce, red pa - ait, papers 00 N_ American Indy would like @ home ins privat xO 3. SD 12829.. 5 800 TRG 3H B88 faintly, where plain sewing would compensate for i aR B00 12908, ,..300 18262 10 23063. Doard and washing, Address for § days, OD, F213. 5.900 12007800 18900, |, 800 23888... ROD ERMINS ‘A Niergen I 0 72%. ..900 12916... 800 1821... 800 297M. ey 3 oF ace 0 sem) 12009. 0) LH, 0D a. Ba 30) Loi. 3 I a. 80 0 ng. preterred £590, «ON 12958... .800 1AAN2. |B) 29001 ents. Addreba J. Py ts Rast Sth at, Feet 2 13a 3 ae 60 Yr An oman B00 13168... B00 18598... 008... oa ee Oi SID 127... 900 18612... 800 24080... 80 lowe! a 800 18808, 18695..,.900 24185... 900 ah = 1846, 6.80 18702... 890 26140, |. 900 AKER wants a aitustion SRS... 20) 18769... 900 24184... 900 1d and cakes, Call at 5W Pi aa pt a RE ESPECTA BLE Protestant woman would like to RR CE ae TET BR #0 ont to wath ‘and cloan by the day, oF to clean Refit: eed offices, 155 West Brosaway. 9D) 24846... 800 1 outa aT wantga staatigg fo : Bo een 8 vesta ¢ weinechine % BI BAB... if required ; would like to bo lly ; coun~ 1ST. 800 18082... .300 2 be try preferred” 611 West 2th uf Has in aa Bam. BO TINO merchant tailors. 90019045... 800 4071. +900 Tauantts am) Ipes Bm deep 30 a0 18 NO A. 19953... 800 191° 1000 24802... 809 2498.00 00 Bis 2800 1048.6. 900 TOL. BO 24FT. 0 80M. 118. 0D 19218... B00 2405... 8110. HOO... 900 19826... BUD PMS... BO Si. 00 19244, tty of FARO bakers Situation ae foreman ney eh) Bie sy 0 0 a0 0 400 wy 0 a0 m0 0 ony a0 00 oy cL] a 00 0 cu a 0 00 vy 0 30 ty 0 ad 30 » 30 cu ey a ey a0 30 >” 30 ” ” rom $5 to $5.5), 912 West Sia pee 28007. “A FEW boarders wanted at $8, €5.50, and 86 per week; br: AX also indies, 147 Granaet, Row York. isu . 30 aria: at FEW young men can be accommodated 15809. aos, and farnished rooms ; = Hoa anges Ft ¥gt NG girl can hs wood S....500 298. . Prue able home, terms moderate, a Perry of St, i Sis done FEW gentlemen and ladies can obtain board, rity = 2 ire: ALBaaT add Goalie rooms, gaa and Ares 2a W. td ii. ae SRR SR Bas FEW geatiemen can be sccomumodated with board | £2 01 Tw... ts ae line, ) 21168. 1138, = at Lee at BAU aad eee = 2241... 300 108, BD 21186, i) 2T2eT , I OA DING. 144 Mulberry st, near Grand: single | 4204... .3) 101 SH 2116... S00 2rI69, rooms, $5.50; double rooma, $3; day boarders ac- | 4978... /90 104m 300 21199"; ° 300 2971 commodated. bf) 4 He OAR ingle gentlemen ; table good 19; (8000 10 B Madied, MKS HeABEIT, 0'kinn ste ne tO, ay boarders. Comers BLY furnished rooms tor how 2» / Keeping, of Foom for single geutleman, 425 Hudson Py street. $0 JU RNISHED parlor; also roome for light house. 300 5 ; S I kee; oF gentlemen. 14 Jones st, near Bleecker, | 45....40 10876 2000 lant; 00 ee BR BS ie 3 FPURNSHER Po pales, (or tro, voune mien | Sis $00 11008, teen, in} ormanand wifc, 23 Wost isth st. piace. 867... 3 11010. 0 164s, wo Mrs. FLOOD. | ors.) uo {ivy QURNISHED room tolct toa Indy going out bj sels “ PU hier withocr board. ‘swekars Ot 7 APPROXIMATION PRIZES. FPURNIS front room to jet “ $100,000. 000, | $25,000. g10,000, 95,000. Fa ilbrotane tc corner uf Ahien. °” "menor ght sin she sin a aw rsa) ath ¥09 FPR RATRE ED rooms tor nousexceping, Rent from | 2120.0 30 13843. aw Wor Be UNTER Bom. 10) to #4 per week; also room. 4 Varick at, $s" 0 1844 aD tate rag 3m wad, 100 CQENTLEMEN end indice can be accommodated | 213% 50 iNes...mn 4 GM ana at Bhat HE So Bes es § ADIRS and gentlemen can be accommodated with | 2159. M0 15889. \aN 1007, Pl L board ; also ‘gentleman end wife. 153 Grand st.,one | #190. ..500 iSs60...900 1880 mh =) Sea aerate J.B, MARTINEZ & CO., Bankers, furnished rooms, also 10 Wall st, Post Ofice box 4,685, New York. Rite TO TO AUG. KRAUSS'S, «2 White at, and et your ae ‘HT razors, scissors. and carving kaives put in compicte order” store, 381 Brot DST OF FICK NO during the week ending Close at this office on Wednes: ‘© young men or isdics ith or without board. 6 TTPO LETAlnree furalehed tront room. for one oF two gentlemen, 118 West 80th et., third for. UDee sien, "700 fend det hair shaw | watcher, Jewelry, laces, silks, i m Broadway. at 17 Bleecker at, up stairs, 9doo1 (PHOS. J. POPE & BRO. PIG [RON AND ALL METALS. 282 Pearl st., near Beekman, New York. Px NBROKERS' ticke ws to let; Sat Sie ands 19 per month. 424th av., corner of Sih WANTED, immediately -Roard tn a respectable aide, below Grand st, Address A. K., ve DREN © D Soard snd good womne: Mor, between sist and sz ats, = HAMILTON ST., near Catharine. Furnished 1 4 rooms to let, from $1.60 to $3.50; suitable for « party of gents. with Rood all at 7) uth av., third Susiness Chances, C RAWINGS. kA NG Pentes, Chass No, 677, Deo. 4, 1872, 99, 10, 68, 24, 44, 55, 61. S7,- Good board and pleasant roo CLAtS No. 028, "Det. 4, 1572 be acathate ao i Henry at 6 di 0, BS 18 L123 BRAN Bro parlors also nat! room for Hehe ILERGE Raima Chaves Non tM Dee 187, «2 housekeeping, or separate for slecping ; teruus, x 16,1 2), 36. #10 to $25 monthly, ans No. 12, Dec.’4, 1872. =a) vIN 1. 10, 6. BOAT EN Managers, Covington, Ky. Je pleanantt eveuth ay, turner of tii tion furnished and circulars sent by i 6 Broadway, 183 Fulton at, Drm Goods, RE - I stock to sell very RIFICE, eof the death of the owner HOW CARD, box 141, 8un offic with RUINOUS 8, A ALL grocery store for sale A. wittiont # tor 20) Pieces Black Alpacas, 50 cents, regular price 9 aad Wagon. Inquire at $8 Oak et conte BUTCHER, thoy for sale, cheap: rent low. 199 Decidedly the best bargains ever offered, WD Franklin av M Brooklyn. JACKSON'S, SALE—A milk route, 3h nd 3 cows, ae Broadway and Waverley piace. BOF stank ch Tot sepa. SMITH'S PATTERN BAZAAR on Ont near ath st. Full line of IMPORTED | ay re store STYLES, just received, will BE ON VIEW, THURS. JOR SA LEA nice little cigar store, stoc DAY, DEC. 5, Patterns of them ready, Couie early in ures, $225, part cash: great’ bargain, Apply at 88 the day Main ot., Brooklyn, for three days. | BSR ity, orster: end provision “market, Real Estate, heap. 186 ith av, an us 1QUOR STORE for sale, with lease; rent 80 por RALIRTRANSLD, Westeneatorcounty. gam tor | Bd month, 8 Varick ot i 2 ‘house and lot; ote for sale at Jerome (Wil RE CHANCE. To let, bakery, 400 East 10th at. bridge), Harlem Railroad, near depot, at. §20 quire on premises, or of D. 8 nate roperty last cholce given away no risk over one. | FIVE LEASE, stock, and Axtures of the Nquor eady ‘only 7 miles from C Park. For tore S96 10th av., corner of dist at, will positively mapa and punphlete, gly ing full particu to be sold this day at i K at auc Tae stock JOHN BERKIAN, 162 Broadway, rooms ib and i6.__] of ng Nauore. 1% ho fold ate, So, all bald for, FOR SALE at Morrisanin «brick house, 4x90, lot | THOS. GAPFNE Abpiiensath 5 vanes Os E110, auiltal r dwe lng or factory; price, K stock and fixtures of Orat-class liquor atore 3,500. THEO. HONEY WELL, Newark, 8. J. n Newark av. Jerany City; with long leabe : object in ra elling iil health of owner, JOSk. KN, real 5 CHEAPEST in the city 2a estate agent, 217 Grove at,, Jerne r B4.500. sel etncet toute and iors’ roving, | State agent, 217 Grove st, Jersey City ‘ator: gas, and ronnected with Rewer, Apply to M. ai confectionery store CRASTO, 8,105 2d ay,, between 115th and 116th sta, lay at 2ovclock, tively, in one or more lots, by THO: Auctloners, 6 Centre at a = WILLD BL 25 Mont ore and 6 Wilhamebui RTNER wanted; also agents, to BEOO, ee Te Eh ee Sine st, New Yorks : For Sule md to Fe, BASEMENT store to let, oceupled by & plum akfort House, ay William at TP\O LET —Stores and dwelling rooms in the now Dulidinys 615 and 617 Ist ay., between Sth and 36th w Tnquire at 619, ablished candy and toy 406 Grand at, at, and 4th ay.— le gentiemen, with Month or week; Pegeter eae Srbings Banks. i RVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, I SAYINGS ESSTIEY OLE BIX PER CENT. INTEREST allowed on all sums, Interest commences from fret of Januar: tl, pug and October, Bank open daily from 10 A. t WALTER W. CONCKLIN, Pri VANprRerir L. BuxTom. Secretal QEIESTAL SAVINGS BANK, Grand Interest from the frat of every month, Warren st, one block from Clty day, $2.50 lo $4 a week; a day, $5 (0 $10 a week. FARES: Aneta sets and ait ings at bargains cb . ire, Velvet bos od ladies’ bate.t 'S millinery, 647 Broadway, Tb sisvaluabie, ——— Porses und Carriages, Copartnershiy Rotices, JTION OF COPARTNERS yinership herctofore, exist\n Die rm of Clark & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual cor ORSES suitable for al) kinds of work for sale sent. ‘The business of the late Arm will be settled bj cl 0c S Jobs c, Winters. JOHN, CL ATO” OF Tete elvan isiaibaaltaaeas A Nov. 26, 1872, JOHN ©. WINTERS, = express and 9 wa 3ONS and truck che grocery wagons, | Concord express, | business aud 1 delivery wagou, | furniture aud tdowa-town truck, 1 elon bearly new, at 226 Spring at., cor, Clarke, Personal Rote id soldiers wounded, injured, or rup- eahiy. re entitle ‘4 to ouston: entitled to bounty. Apply to brs Ee B, Navy, 4 New Chat vt. HEREBY xive notice that __ Fost_ and Found, bat YAME to the promises of the subscriber, In Jul CAM Ierge bey horecs 18 nanas hans The owner property and vaying charges, GAN Werte, {nwoud, N. large sized deer-colored blood: DS Ai veral 1} be given by returul ound. A liberal rows be given him to ANDREW HACK, Kast New fork, 1 ae SHE OSTA brown and white spotted wetter, ys reward will be given by returning him to liga Foster has left her hot PFDA ANY. Porgn OF peryone trusts ert teaseiand je said Kila Fuatery a9 A wit pay na Wile ale tae 10. base si create. MICHAEL POSTE Mit: OE faltiiyreat be been athe featdente, . No. 162 Wost doth ‘st., corner of ith ay. dail excepted), troim Wis" A.M. util 10 P.M Sitti ing the da), $8; evening engage having lettimy bed NOStCk oMy wi ‘and board withe or provocation, | eby forbid all persons from harboriht. OF trust thy her, a8 Leoni) pay bo ny actinge idee NIC RYE, 61 ad at, 3 KLU XEN, 8 Beaver ‘a wold wat i tay The iy rewarded if it is returned to * eA Ider wilt be sutiau ios JONES, 28 Bast 10th > REWARD. —Lost ont Lf SRA SR, fs teeni tan on the fore legs and mouth. Above rows ald bt 86 Hrootne st -galone nent ARNUM'S GREAT SHOW. yt Music.) Ba yitenal apna Acadciny tM. HE MO: NT) Et: MONS, DATELIN GI MAN WITH THE INON JAW M'LLE ANGELA FEMALE SAM ULE AS THE FRM PRON, GRRETED BY LARGE AND. FASHIONABLE 'AU- TERNGON AND i:VENING, a) ait a rT RY BUSHNELL. LSON PEZE ACT. THR BRAUTI 17 STRIRNNEK. AMPION BARE-BACK R OF THE WORLD, ORdores of Gymnante, Acrobats, and other monarchs of Bitiocablearenic entertainment nee AN CARTELLO: MUSKOM ORE MUR AEE TTD AUTOMATIC HONDERS, PAINTINGS, WAX GURI OPEN AT ALL Hout Font yi: M: TO 10 P.M. HIPPONROME PRREGRMANCES PROMPTLY AT! ang A.M. Parquet sofa, acute and cushioned arm NON ERITHITIONS THE LEAST CROWDED. Note.—Life of P.T. BARNUM, written by himself, gr pence, Uiustrated ronslin, git, reduced troy 9.3) "LI Supplied to hie patrons only for $1, Less tha Sout: pie Lt y WALLACK’s. Propriotorand Manacer........Mr. LESTER WALLACK, ENORMOUS SUCCESS of MR. SOTHERN as NTHUBIASTIO APPLAUSE, opening of the hoa Buck forthesecuring ot seate, Lonp DENDREAMY, “LORD DUNDREARY i Evin EVENING, 8PM. and SATURDAY MAT mK P. i. TBLO'S GARDEN, | NIBLO'S GARDEN, nd Managers... JARRETT & PALMER TRIUMPHANT HRESULT OF unr wivocar suede ARATION, me. BUCCESS m © THE ORRAT SPECTACLI EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINE ‘The beautiful pageant, LEO AND LOTOs, with its glorious costuines, beautiful scenery, exquisite iorand the oie “viNtst BALLET IN THE WORLD. can be secured aix daye in advance MATINEE SATURDAY, AT 14 O'ULOCK ys Ny NEGA BORN ie a MATINER. THE GRAND BALLET SPECTACLE, SATURDAY MATINEE AT 14 O'CLOC RESERVED ORCI FAMILY CIR iTS. STOR'S O. HOUSE. EL tl Hiab iy ORLEMANT. nd HENGLER as the HOT: DELEHANTY. i t tie it GLER. ous wi BECK IN A FIX, TONY PA! THE STAR ARTISTS. Next DELEHAN GLER Matinee Saturday, Ladies adinitied free on Friday evenlngs. hE GARDEN. TRY, BH TE ot, between aa and Ledtogton ks Hades eh pee PROF. VANER, Oe with entire change of programme. ' For fu!) particulars iH on (org, Next, grand performance Dee. at the above named place, by Prof. VANE. WOOP's TV GEED sexeattox, THOMPOO TODAY AT2. | THIN EVENING AT 8 Burlesque of the GOLDEN THOMPSON ON HAN BUTTERFLY. tn ORME, SOR AWANEG MANCE BIRCH, WAM BAN FRANC: BEA STEMIMABAY Milena pee 8 aes MB. HENRY M. STA} THIRD LECTUR! Subject THE DISCOVERY OF LIVINGSTONE Beate can be obtained Hall; Schirmer's, 701 Bi and 114 Broadw General admission, ved seats 5) coats extra, DERCANTIA LUBRARY LECTURES, OUR ‘TRIN WAY HAL! DAY EVENING, Dec. 9 M ‘The * Silver-tongued Orator” WENDELL PHILLIPS, Bubject—DANIEL 0 NNELL Tickets 90 cents, Reserved te 1 cents. Tickets for remainder of course $3.50, 0. A: LECTURES, N Ve Sete ES hi y ‘evento, Dew ‘The best known liv BE. Rovelist, MISS HARRIET BEECHER STOWE, WILL Give READINGS FROM HER OWN WORKS, prefaced by the usual half hour concert. Tickets 8 cents; to be had at the hall and Schirmer’s, Buction Notues, a 4 PRR ABU Ae ARORA ETON, GRAND BPECULAL1ON. QREAT AUCTION BALE OF LEASEHOLD LOTS ON UTH ST. NRW 1 ORK, OPPOBIT!, NEW MANHATTAN MARKET, at 2 o'clock. F. M..on the premises, rain or shine, THURSDAY, Dec. 5, 1972 py Grafulla’s Band will discourse éloquesit music, inway he largest in the world, acces five railroads and three ferries, Leases have 21 y fo ru Yery low rentals. Must greatly in. Crease in value. You can build, pay ground rent and {atereat for much less than you cal p ¢ adjoining property. Lo ¢ Mih'et,, the othor ou fludson River Railroad. Title per fect. Sale positive to highest bidder, Maps and par- Youlars at office of JEIRK-JOUNSON, Jr, 2 Nasaau st, jase the foe of fronts, one on N AY ON STORE (PLATTS), 4 Canal several good second hand carpets cheap at pi dale. Call from till 5 o'clock Bouse Furnisying. FeRsiTeRe, a cA AT O'FARRELL'S 40 RIGHTH AV, CORNER OF TH ST. PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY on MONTHLY. RNITUR id bedding—The largest ssortinent an Prices for cash, or on ly oF monthly pa t 7M COMPERTH WAITS WEEKL on Mo: Ts Carpets, furniture, bedding, &c.; prices lower than any house In'the © v br ALY & CUNNINGHAM, 384 and 388 Sd ay,, uoar th of ©} TO 10 CENTS for satin wall paper; splendid ax 2) sortment now closing out; bordering ‘one cents yard, 29 Lispenard at, Rleetings, RE LAR monthly meeting of the Democratic PM JOHN W. CHANLEK, Chairman, o’eloe W.H. Quincy, ANTHONY ElcKHorr, Secretaries Society Notices, JOSS HORSESHOERN will hold thelr monthly meetin burad Hall, 3 7 y evening, Dec. 5, at Academy ‘Sd ay, By order, JOUN A, HASSLER, President, M, Montoomeny, Secretary Dentistry, ARTIFICIAL TEETIN A st Heautifal teeth In partial acts fr teach Ward: sets from $1) upward ; perfect Miting guaranteed atJ. © KENNEDY'S, 186 Bowery, ALTY.— Astroiogy. BUSINESS and medical clairvoyant who sur A pabenaliin ter profeasion. Gentienitn should 6 ault her before entering into heavy speculations of auy Kind. On sickness, business, loases, and lawsuits she hover fails, She is consulted by the most prominent Indies and ‘gentlemen in the Uaited States N. B. ‘This iano humbug, hor does she wish to ary. Consult her, and you statement, Mad 246 West 2th at., bet ise on the the above PTON, TEST.—Mre. VANSISE, business and medical AN clairvoyant tnd spiritualist, ives. po itive tutor y of mar ho natiafaction, no pay, Gil 4d av., corner Sih Tells tru —MRS. H. RORDER, well known for givlig true information on all aifaire thr fife* im regard to health, wealth, marriag aMairs, absent friends, lawsuits, sickboss. near Canal, wal fons on inw t friends, love,’ mar: jens aud ‘death ; pay refused unteas salisted MADAME SINGH, Clalryoyan', 621 Sixth ay Mi. ATRRNTIO Wher for everything : tee, 90 ceat ft, near Bleecker. No gent: TRG aT ATER ‘ee, Se, C9, BUT! Miah Gy pay, on love, marriage, to lnwaulta, deve, ac. Ii hast 1dth st TAR ANE, . ROMS, medical and bus \b voyaut, | 2 Carmine — Madame at, CLARA NORWOOD, the only real Boge absent friends, one CE ae tween Neo Donault her on all aifilrs of life; name. o} ret ad vnitora: the wonderdal shar ot Ala Y fedy iiairiages; shows iikeuean, together those long separnted; lucky numbers: Mga WEES iri clairvoyant, tell thefts, absent lends: bi n Or anfaithful husbands Or wives, and gives lucky uuiubery, 41 8th st,, near 4h. a M acit colobrated astrologia AMA wottaer of all Kurobe. will auewer elgit wucat month of Dirt dress box New York Post oftice, big » KE. telle names, ate of wish to kuow ; lucky numbers Bleecker st y ADAME JONWS, foruine teller) she_ha no equal. Wi South Filth ay, Ladies, be; gents, #1 y CLEN, from Paris, busi nyant logint. "898 Broome’ wt TETY ADAME fant; {ere fro MAPANE : {re NAL M 2s Fein BEX; business clairy THN et, between anne HY RON, ap from Europe. LISTER is tho only real astrolog ne elu; Cuno of birth wanted, Bis Broudway ee ee GEROUR ARAM OTNE: toses oc tame, ROUND THE oLocr, Augustin Daly's 0 jooal sensational “ Potty,© THR ORRATRST SUCCESS KNOWN F ON Hie Saw YoRR BT AGKO” T™ARe Evory evening quarter to 8, Matinee Saturday 1} 0% 5a Mid taget. FAvaueTTN DAL Last performances THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. LABT MERRY WIVES MATINER, SATURDAY at ty, Tuesday, Deo.10, THE BARONESS, and ateeder, jobut of Mra, ACADEMY OF PERE IDAY EVENING, DEC EASE Nout oF, Mine. PAU © THIRD ACT OF Mise CLARA D FIFTH ACT OF L SATURDAY, Dh GRAND MATINEE, LUCRETIA BORGIA, Tickets to Matineo, Incinding reserved seats, $. Betsy SPATE LSON. HURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, the ny 1 three nighta of MISS NKILSON In her chi tion, St, ROSALIND, In 8h Kespearr's span iy , YAS You Like It MR. WALLA BILSON s mt ONE. and test ap “irance but one of MIS8 NKILSUN as HO ATUBDAY ate a R UN as ROSALIND, 09 etre preparation, and to b DECEMBER IA atroductn KLEN TEMPLE, sarance in New ¥ LYMPIC, 7 Fe ety gna Saturday Mating, Saturday evening, Dec. 7 -A apecial performance for the benefit of Mosars, Kelly & Ly the fre of the ath inate 7 & WeOds #evere aulferors by AIMEE OPERA BOUFFE, MONDAY, Deo. 9 YMP, MEE OPE’ A BOUFFE Hi eT RENTRRE OF DOUPFR tora NEE PARISAX OPERA ROUPRE for a limite nd he season, commenc MONDAY EVENING, DEC g, WET nM PA BELLE WELENE. NT VIERGRS” and othe sented for the frat time u of poate will cous ‘at the theatre Senirmer's, Wl, aad , 514 BROAD WAY, ATRE COMT ae JOSE HRY ae Lessee and Many RICA. Firat week of he new drama, Li NGSTORD CAS AND SA. Or, LIVINGSTONE AND| STANLEY, STANLEY. } Firat work of Neti Warner. LIVIN! First week of STANL, “A HARRINGTON and HART.) . EDNPSDAY ASD BATURDATS MATINEE WE: NION SQUARE THEATRE, LAST NIGHTS OF MISS AGNES RTHEI'S engagement, and last nights of London's great play, AGNES, Seats should be secured tn advance. =~ Mr. John Brougham's new drama, ATHEREEY. COURTS ee {sin preparation. UHY VARIETY THEATICR, tween Bleecker and Hou REGORY PMALE MINSPREL THOU PE nal Variety Olto. Concluding, from 11 to ek, with & grand senea Ballet by FORTY BEAUTIFUL Yo ADIES, entitieg CARNIVAL. AS {UR ARN Bor, the _Adiniesion 240 AS hairs, 90 centa PRIGHT PLANUS. dala of Howor: YON. 19, RKING HOUR, RY DAY RY PIANO WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS, Tilustrared Catalogues, with Price List, mailod freéoa application WAREROOMS, STEIN WAY HALL, 100 add 111 East Lith et, New York, atn's drama of th TTERY O J Li LIF preceded by the comic drama of THE LITTLE DAISY. ‘iret arance i rom Califor OPP dW MCARDHE WSS one ei diindteiL _ Shipping. AS! "1 day to and f ends nrday to Glasgow, Liverpool, Londunderry, and Queeustowt Great Britain, [reiand, Norway, Swed Der many, Holland, Belgisi, aad tie United Staten, Drafts om the Old Country for any amount. AppIy akthe Company's Jatera How ilng Green eee nee OR QUEENSTOWN ND OLIV. 00L, For ce Fatted Sates Minis NSESOTA sal iesday, Dec. 13, at 83, A. M. steerage, 1 raftaon Englands Ireland ae’ Uren TS OP SE, 2 the favorite Old Plantation Delineator. TOR LINE 8" Lis SR OEPAM A Passengers booked (9 and frou any ratiwey T LOWEST CURRENCY RATES. EKSON BROTHERS, Agents Ley IDAHO sails Wednesday, Dec. 11, at 255 P.M. 1S eda — = bs NM, Lt Pdtv NSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL. Al mall steariers are appointed to sail as CPEY OF WASHINGTON. Phurada CITY OF MONTREAL, CITY OF ANTWERP, Th CITY OF BRUSBE! and each succeeding No, 45, North ltiver: RATES OF PASSAGE, 75. g0ld | STEERAGE... 99) currency forwarded to Havre. 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