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aoss; we are going te this should b greatly indented to my son for his TAR VP RESIDENT'S FATHER'S STORY, Mow and Why Pare mercial, Dec, & The pensive public is aware that the of- eial relations between the Postmaster of C veal ton, Mr, Jesse R. Grant, and the spectal agent in oharge, Mr. Shad. Easton, have not been the most agreeable for some ‘months past. These anclent worthies, indeod, have come to enter tains very contemptible opinion of each other. Mr. Grant pronounces Mr. Easton to be a.con- auramate hypocrite and an incompetont, and Mr. Faston represents Mr. Grant to be insane and incapacitated. Mr. Baston haa had the advan- tage of several bearings in the newspapers. It is but fair thet Mr. Grant should also be hoard. Weare not able to give his statement with lit- eral curacy ag It was mad the venerable father of the President, paralysis with whieh be waa striok onthe ago interferes sadly with the fuency his delivers rohes around for word ad of his narra: aroporter, But ia 1s the substanse of the Interview with Mr ant THE OLD MAN'® ULLN ESS. “LT will state in the rst pl then,” said Mr. Grant, alluding to his illness, “that Mr. Foulds, tmaster of this city, and Mr, Easton calle yd at my house t vice they could in im Meulty, for T was ined to m. for four months, nearly. alte. 1 me time about the middie of Jan Tnat when tod me. They did not towether, i at different times. It was about the time the Commercial had made some remark about the Post Office being more expensive than that of Philadetphia, Your ¢ ineinnatt Collector of tnt al Revenue what's his name? » Pullan, A LITTLE FINANCIAL QUESTION. * Yes, Mr. Pullan and M on called at my ae, and said that th ticed the mark in the Commer tu, question now was: How are we to dispose of that matter?” (The reporter presumes thts refers to the pay- mont, by the department, of the salary of an extra postmaster during Mr, Grant's confine. ment “Why, said 1.) continued Mr, Grant, ‘that could be easily done. Whatever the department allows Mr. Baston for bis services, take that out of my pay’ ™ Well, with that Mr. Baston tu said: If Mr. Orant ways that fst ing, twill take and be «. by f that amount, the remai een A ‘ned round and be the under- isfled with one- der to go to Mr, it was made and the 8 to know we wore elphia prices for our on that the acreem: it in the newsp ng to take Philo services. WAT THEY MPANT TO DO, Pretty soon after that. perhaps three weeks 7 i waid: ‘Mr. © ant, he agroeient as published your bust- do what we can for our- He seemed to be dissatisfed with the is own proposition. “said T: * Well, Mr, Easton, Wil your giving me one-half of your, allowance, or any part of It, be it more or less,’ for Ldid bot know how mueh ity, ould be. “To carry out this agreement in good faith on my part, I banded over to Kaston on the Ist of each month, for three consecutive months, the sum of $100.” If any arrangement had been made in the department, T'did not know it. Whatever the allowance might be it should come through mo, that the amount advanced to Easton by my« self might be deslueted therefrom, and what- ever was due him inexcess ox the $100 per month be handed over to him, and the « counts thus od up and kept square. Juat at the nf the third month, how- ever, Easton in all-suffictent ee Ws pal nelves.” terms of ot insiat on DOESN'T WANT THE MONEY, said I, in reply: ‘Lam very sorry that we been done; butif it be » Lover to my wife the £5") which Th ‘you, but L want it to be und that] want no part of the money until Lam fully mpetent to take charge of the 1 want ing which te not justly due “Mr. Easton replied that th +e Well country was rvices, and all it has done or is likely to do for him and my- golf would not be in excess of its obligations. salary, though temporarily ‘be paid by the tion fi sider, Mr. Grant, that you are departn with m ‘He seemed to think that it was an entirely Proper thing that I should receive my whole incapacitated for duty, and that the salary of a dept ty ought to lepartinent with hy deduc- om it,and he added: * Your vedn't con- olng 9 make the nt wealthy by dividing your salary You needn't take any trouble on yourself, for Mr. Foulds and myseif will get the money Feady for you, and you cau do as you him, and could not eonsent to such and go where you please in the mean WHAT WIS BOW HAS DONE. “Lreplied to this that I did not agree with arrange. for the mont. As for what myson had done country, let bim reap the reward of his services ; for myself 1 wanted nothing but what was dustly due to m “EB He has repeatedly varitten or « nee that conversation, and my refusal Into Bis lemme views of doing what we ourselves, Euston has heen constant! no Inevery way that could be invented. i to be writ- ten, for he can't write himeelf, that I was insane and incompetane to the duties of the office: and he has made to everybody representation De oould get te wb to him about it here. office every the time town, Ohio. tant busine capable of dol jthe boxes. Fe der my direction, Bae thas ix all TUR PRPH ER's SERVICES, “Now [have attended to the duties of the y sine the 3d of April last, except tm twe short trips to George- have aftended to all the impor- and aif that Easton has done, or is je te distribute a few letters in yan filled out a few blanks un- When any 0 comes in, upon whom he undertakes to walt, he flutters arohnd Wke # wet hen, and fusses and fumbles among the letters till a young clork steps not give him esedit for more than he do of done by my clerks, and weil done wh: and a little 1 ot object were salary to pay them. and has rec and relleves him. Itis because I do *, OF tent todo, Mat makes him so dissatis- Phe long and Uhe short of it is that he Is use to me in the office, The work Is mostly If Bast in hot worth @ ent to the office, were out, ore peyallowed the clerks, [should © extra sum taken out of my gets $130 @ month, the ten months he Reo been soting ia tee beet Omcps bat T would not give fifty cents for all he has doue, personally, and when he Trom the departn ime, it to Master Benny, bi master rosy CONCEALMENT, * He has kept everything concealed from me ts a communication dof showing it to {and gives ; he is the real Post ad the master spirit. Why, Easton n't write. I muspeot it is Benny who iy in cor- ndence with the department at Washing- 2, inet he goes right over to Cincinn ton, and dos the corresponding. “Well, Mr. Grant, how did the diMoulty with Shad. on Saturday have its origin? the clerk to pet up the money, for | to my was doing se. Iw what instructions attend to the payments told the clerk that “Well, Saturday war pay day, and I directed m not able die It, owing to the partial paralysis of id. and pat them on my desk, While he ot in and Informed Kaston Thad given, and that I would A Foss * What did Baston say to that, Mr. Grant?” ‘dle wouldn't say @slogle word to me, but he 'd hold him responsible for avery dollar of the money bs handed te the old eharge of ite hypocrite clerk did up the packages as direct~ i to -me,' Here it is,’ but I replied I Ido't fight for it; if Mr. Easton considered important he eould pay it out himself, this Raston, who was mad, put me out of eT was noth condition, you see, to help myself, After that he went away, and he has not heen back since. It will not be wholo- me for hin to come either, ax T intend to take faire and control the fe while 1 remain the Postinuater of Covington. “Have you any further statement to make, Mr, nt. Baston Is a consummate that's the word [ was trying to think and wants to be Postmaster himself, With this remark the interview closed, the old entleman saying as he retired that all he w ed was a fair wt of the case, whi have endeavored to of 4 MYSTERIOUS GAMBLER, eee A Heathen Chinee whe Plays the Diana Game and Winn Every Time-The Ow of the Game Aw From the Virginia (Nev.) Territorial Buterprise In Chinatown there is a Diana game, which is liberally patronized by the Celestials, We do not ee ait of the game to give description of ite intricacies, but can state that & man Who happens to bet on'the card about to turned wins forty for one, There is a China- man who bets at the tx looked upon with dread by the owne Within the Inst s he has won over $1,000, and his luck or ce, Whatever It be, seems neve Hesort him, “Night before last the Chin packed off over $400 which he had won from ane, ‘The proprietor saye this China in every evening i stand aloof from all others for a apace of five minutes or so, when ho will walk up to the table and bet, say, on the nine of diamonds, and on the square surround- Ing that card, and also on the three other nines, The deal goes on and up comes the nine of dia- nds. On that card the winner ts paid fort} for one; on the square he gets two for one, and on each’ of the other nines he receives ten for one, ‘This was the first bet made by the Chinas aman on Tuesday ey After recelving his winnings he retired to one side and co elf for the apace uf By ‘oached the tab) ht hearts, and in the square and on all the other nt apots. The ext card turned was the ntleal @ fh ima wine or as by ed out, ho recounts it, plece by plece, with the utmost voolness, and avaln steps to one side, Aftor the ual laise of time he again approached the able. this tine betting on the deuce of clubs, shich wing, like his other two bets. Kotiring aa Before, he appears to be absorbed in mental cal- ulation, Avrroaching the table for the fourth 4 AMicted time, he places his money on the six of snaden, all the othor sixes and von the gauare, Again fe hits upon the winning oard, and receives his Winnings with. the samo atolld. Took of indifter- Shoe. iy" this time he Ws pretty well loaded down with coin, a certain percentage of sliver bein id him, and he retires for the night. This Chinaman has been betting with this same tun of luck, or whatever ft may be called, for | About two weeks. He has not won every bet he | made in the mean time, but he bas not lost over 75 in all this time, when be has won, as previ- | ously stated, over $1,600, ‘The owner of the game is beginning to entert in & superatit read of this silant and methodical Chit Nv yesterday he purchased anew box at 0 be deal! He says if the Chinaman keeps on winning as he has started in, he will break the bank, but he will not debar bim from playing any way. A Now Sort From the On The Rey. Frederick Silver of the Church of England was soine twenty yours ago preach- | (ng ina parish in Shropshire, which waa noted for drunkenness and vice, Having some wealth at command, he determined on making a bold atroke for reform. He found Sunday the worst day in the week, and decided that he must bring What forces he could to bear on that day, Sc of his flock suggested prayer meetings, and other religious exercises, for the undermining of Satan and his power, But Mr, Silver took another tack, For mai.y weeks peculiar looking boxes and cases wore datly landed at hia door, exciting the curiosity of the nelgubors., Finaihy, ghe bright morning, the peonle of that, vicinity found the walls aud treos all about placarded with che announcement that Mr. Silver would even amuse im to the public the next Sunda tern This set many good paraons and deacons to groaning. The rough brightened up and crowded to hear Mr, Silver. preach tho next Sunday ‘morning, when he re- lated how he tho: cht he had found the need of the town. In the _ after- noon they all crowded to the museum, A hune dred fine paintings we ¢ displayed; a model of the Alhambra in Spain; specimens of cocoons at work, and the 18 colors which alk can take; & fine model of an elephant from a palace I Delhi; cases of English coins from William the Conqueror to Victoria; antique watches and ornithologl- specimens } and shoes, nets, im: cy from New Zealand, th America, Africa, China, and Mr. Silver's catalogue showed his devotion to his project, He must have exhausted his own Mmeans,and levied contributions on other sources, The thing has been going on now for over fifteen years; and the rosult is, that that *law- leas parisi.’” ls now one of the happiest commu. nities in England, Every seat in Mr, Silver's church ts occupled; the cottages in the place are so large and handsome that travellers ask, “Where do the laborers live in this village?" A school has risen, anew medical dispensary and & library, ‘The rector has had a larger church bullt to hold his increasing flock ge RS WManted--- Females, DIES are invited to take any kind chine they like, and work elght hi aud take Manoel or white shirts, &c., hot: Pay Ouly a snyall part down, and Jeave sinall sums every Week to pay for the machine, and get cash for work, at Finsbury Varment Manufactory, 168 Chambers a ADIES taught on Wheeler @ Wilrons and machines, at the Sewing Machine Stitch: ing *Co.'s 106 Bleecker street. 100 hands wanted on flangel shirts, All kinds of new machines sold at $1 & week in Work, Second floor, A WORK given out «for frstciass sewing instFuction tree. sivanced ines by POND & CO. 142 Raat ath ot. and 21 Aator pil AAS TED! tely, 1) good hands to learn AX. to operate on firsl-class sewing machines; work Given to pay forn 7M Bowery. SMART, tidy girl wanted to do gen work iw private family; muat be a good washer Apply for 7 Grand st, RENTICE making: good « n three monte; girls Wishing to earn. 46th ay ou ean do if you buy asewing ma Live work ¥ or 47 9h ay. New York, of AN chine at sr 3d Fourth st, "Villa f RPEN TER'S, 1" Weat Ii jo girls wanting oxceliont altuations S Rowery, entrance on Bleecker st ICLtin FLOWERS, —Piquet #9 Sonth Sth ay FIRST-CLASS custom shirt maker on ‘a machine, at 76 6th av AY PRINTED folders Ag way Bur own machi BAkTERS (08 fine, sipace end Gann 1 coats: work Kiven out to good hands; good sewers taken tO learn basting. 17 Grow . corner of Bedford. DRE ‘¢ Hearn, a7 Canal a FoXTRA U ay., to parties wishing to purchase new sewing machines, FIRST-CLASS battonhoie © errs Aihara 148 Bowery. FRSA rose i ited—Good hands only, at ¥, top floor, ERN wanted on shop coat ire all week, F, wanted to Ail Bl sequal Suniness. WHEELER & MERRITT, re 4 OOD hair pickers on old mattrei ‘only good hands need apply at 125 Rivington st (00D operators on sho) G ali the w o ik at 62 Rast firoad ¢ yoeP tu re to,se fur seal cape extra prices IUS SARNER & BRO., 98 Grand at ®. 291 Madison Git and finishers, oadway, 24 floor, front. ANDSonthread and jute chignona may apply at once to ROLASBEY CaN R, 91 Crosby af, ses! furnished at nome to. pa fg. ma a. hank ments, from 38't0 #1, instruction free. New York Ma. Chine Bilvchiag Company, Sol Ad avy near 20N ats LARIER taught operating and shirtnaking on 4 heeler & Wilson wachines; all Oret-clase machines for sal No, 03d av, ADTES, attention 4 buy sewing machines. ‘Ast Broadway MOTHERS can be “cert tor n rh, rent, oF 3 Greenwich ay, and’ 137 in that their children will they will call and see the Ald Society,” 19 East 4th st.. who He has taken thouisands to the West, PER ATOR wanted on panta; » get Rood and ‘689. 9th at, be ATORS and basters wanted on alpac Work given out to good hands; aden errand girl. 10% Prince st ood operator Dut good hands basters, and Suishere on shop ( )RERATORS, her On buttonholes, 38 East Coates 8 Broadway: first oor ERA TORS with or without thelr machines on panies work given out. 4 Withers et, Wik Hamaburgh. ORERATORS, batters. bu white vests, at’ sth ay.; a round, C PERATOR™ wonted on One coats wt 10 De lancey at. Cail for a week ( PERATORS want d_on children’s +h good Vammper. Call at 77 Devoe at, Williamsourgl. JRERATORS and basters on W. & W. machine, girls to learn, Call all the week, 460 W, 83d et, rt PERATORS and basters on W. & W. mi ‘on white ¥ Sth at, fourth A nhole mal D dy work the year alo ® And finishers on Aue shop coats, | $d floor, frout. VTS and linen coais given out to atiWing machines, on easy luetallmen OMA to parties who bi 106 ¢ PA | XES, Good hands only wanted, on fancy boxes, Call for 9 days, ¥ Bowery, 3d fluor. SORT, BECK winders wanted at eae Weet seth Up ai Nae y term pven to pay for the BUCK WALTER, 115 40 "arat floor, ood fnishe WANE DAS en 6th and WwW ANTED Williamsburg Au operator on Wh Call ab oo Smith at, Good cap faishers és PECHNER'S, 89 Norfolk st, V operators and basters on coat hole weck, 741 9th at., betwee Ave, and D, to ROSENBCHINE, in the factory, An American or English uusekeeper and chamberwald, inquire at SRAPHARL & TANTED—6 & for heauming ou Maunel ehirte, Apply at No, B88 8th ats Wwannee’ afraid to wor WASTE feed apply, at 94) W ANTED- ¢ fur sewers, at WARDING'S, ii Atiwntie Wt, Brooklyn, WASTE TOR tate ready W! ANTED Operators bast Mnen coats, Call all the wee Ww ANTED—Experienced bosom stitehers ood amart girl; one who Ie nob ‘ale Weat 26th at, bot, 7th and Sib av. Upone Might. and 9th at, at face (ory Sand 61 Hudsou at machines run by stew, J ANTED A title girl to make herself useful Diy ae 107 West Broauway, tat floor, "ANTED- Artiicial flower make learners, 317 West 20th st., rear also a few THR SUN, MONDAY, Wanted--- Females, v ANTED—A first-class cook: lel or woman, at 68 per month. Anply 2 day: Hrowdway. WASTED, ce operators on coats. W we Ni — for general Atscwork, “Appiy at iit West Houston ot" ANTED Two drceamakers; good waist trina there Hae Weat toln WANRERA Nes, thirtir ners, Adama'e Laundry, (0, 152 Bleecker at. W ANTED—Apprentices at drosayy WANTED, Good batconioie manera on veate, Cali AUTBouth tthet,, near 20-at,, Wiliamabureh WAN TED=A rat class opceator at 124 Diviatonat. tH QUNG. GT GIRES & meals ‘at bo. each, oF board stance Uitte octane House, 21 St. Mark's WASHER WOMEN on now work § stam Estndeyy ly experienced hands Ninth ot, opporite Stewart QO WENGE Fark New Champers AD MORTON ST: ‘Aehamibermaid for « boardin FE +) house; one who understands her business; mua OPERATO BO ait prteser Twenty, fourth of RS, bantors, bultonh ‘alpaca and linen coat on ahop conta; 19 Catharine st, wikd MACHINES closing ont at re d prices; (nduceiiente to inanufacturers, aMbere at Manted--- Males Smart agents can make from 85 few tnvention, Ju ery one, and requi 68 Wooster at, gmail capital. App! hours of 10 and 12 A. GENTS wantod Jot offered to agents WW i FOOT 2, NEAT. orderly boy wanted in an omice to write and make himself genersily uct GOWAN & CO. ath at, PRESAMAN AA to work on curtom and shop penta Gin ot, ear tat ay. GENTS, call at once at MC day show cards. 1 Chat rine wt. MERICAN carpente only, wanted aa foreman. Add MEUWANYe: box 114, San oe GERMAN clerk wanted in w grocery store shout 18 or iayeara old can have good situation yy calling wt 268 Mf ay., commer of Yat a CYLINDER preanan wanted. FRANCIs HART & CO.,12 and if College place. Aw ENTS, another lot of hollday carde ready ERY'S, 18 Bowery. $10 dally certain, STEADY young man, one that has worked ine fe AtES SILO Rrocery store preferred: Apply at stand, 81 Vesey et. MAIER wanted at 62 6th SWCARTRISSA covae wa Wo UndeTaCiOs ne Ae ies wae oe ‘man need apply. OY wanted, 18 years of age. to work hround store BD and take care of horses, 235 West Rd | ad FITTERS wanted at Eye Warren P. BENTAMIN. | c a Brosdway,cor. dist ete goal Fi Cute TION EH w ne that can make all Kindsof small cakes ‘2 good ‘ornamenter. oa ‘none but ‘8 liberal Giasvassnne for @ financial Journal; Inquire at 76 Nassau st., commission allowed. oom tr aah \AKET apply. ii OAT HANDS wanted, to work Femina, NICOLL, 143 Bowery Noted also & boy C0 aasiat and bring Ben Apply early to HOR. DINGLEY, Engineer, 9 Low JORDON PRESS tecder wanted; one that can MH make ready aud ts caretut & CAST, 95 sth ay, STYLE Gey sonitors wanted for table work at H the Messager Franco-Amerieain, 42 Great Jones st, AS FITTER and a boy wanted. Apply at 74 H Bleecker # FR BROA DY f fair education, make himself generally aseful situation permanent, | Avpiy af d Philadelphia t'ublishing 0, 8. C.—Members of Lodge @ are hereby not fica" atvend'a special meet{ng on Monday even: ; bec. 9, to traasact important Dene RA p ‘ated ; none bat ‘need apply, 1,251 Broadway, cor. Sist JAIREWAN tn shaving PEER ‘on Rood pi Wanted at AD Past Sth ath MBER, wanted Pio at 19th a Sour TRG Toke te Sasa after Tia the ing. FV SoutD Witliamaburet s ART BOYS wanted to learn to atrip tobacco, QUATE ROOFERS wanted at 101 F b ands boy about iy, iret floor ne who can do ges Atti pply at 14i West Broadway good shoemakers wanted on costom work, vapRe, NOTRRENCE HAND, 48 Ay. C, between 1th and 13th ata. NO Tatlors—1 fi 4 co front h seTgders wanted. “Apply to WITRELER, Coy, Middietown, Orange Co., N.Y. eatants for stable and general aye anted, at 145 Jersey ay., Jer ‘at 35 Crosby at. TP WO sie CLEMSO TPWO Un roofers City. _ Pubticntions, Now READY, LECTURES TO YOUNG MEN, BY HENRY WARD BEECHER, ANow Raition with Additional Lectares, ttmo, Kx. clo., 81.50; half calf, gilt or antique, $9.00. ‘This was Mr. Beechor's first book, and is known all over the world, Tho eale of more than sixty thousand copies of previous aditions t# the beat evidence of tte morits. The present edition is enriched with three ad- ditional lectures, and a new proface by the author, ving reminiscences of the origin of the book and of is oarly life tn the West, Also Ready, YALE LECTURES ON PREACHING, BY HENRY WARD BEECHER, imo. NO., $1.45; half calf, gilt or antique, $2.00. What « charming, what a fruity’ volume ts this last ture of Henry Ward Becoher! The‘ Yale Lectures on Preaching’ can be read by everybody, layman or clergyman, with delight, We ean point to few recent novels which are more entertaining thaa this book.’ Boston Globe. This te uniform with Lectures to Young Men, and these will be followed by all of Mr. Beechor's works in tories, + uniform copyright oditl J.B. FORD & CO., Publishers, £7 Park piace, New York. For saly by all Booksellers, of will be mailed postpaid ‘on receipt of price. Suction Rotiees. TION BALK, BOOTS AND SHORS, Fifth large trade ante of BOOTS, BHOKS, AND BROGANS for season of 187%. TUESDAY, DEC. 10, N offer at 10% o'clouk, ONE THOUSAND CASES BOOTS AND SHOES, In great variety and style, all of which are adapted to prosont wants of buyers, AARON CLAFLIN & CO, Avctioneers, 18 Murray ct. Miscellaneons, ESTRUCTIVE FIRES involving the lows of millions of dollars oceur (90 oftea in this country. We submit to every sensible, prudent man, that they cap Degewroate@y tine general introduction of the GARDNER FIRE EXTINGUISHER. ‘This machine stands upon ite merits, having made for {teclf, BY SOLID WOPK, « record that commande attention. Bend for cireutars. WALTO! TULLY, DAVENPORT & C¢ York. BAERS ANP CONFECTION foulds, forms, ornaimenting tools, Prints, cutters, ac. Springert BROS., © Liberty st 41 Chambers et., New its TOOLS. cj New Year rms, WILLIAM HART, Manufactarer, ‘M Catharine at., New York, "8, 92 White at., and get yo 6°, TO AUG. KRAUS os ving knives put in complete TAZOTS, scissors. and order. Store, 91 Brooms MEZEQROLITAN HOTEL, New York, Dec. 1, ‘All persons having claims against thé under’ ikued are tequested to present the same on or before ee RICHARD M. TWEED. i? tickets bought of diamonds, watches, Jewelry, Inces, silks, camel's balr sh 4 Ti Bleecker at., up stairs, 3 doors from Bri BEA D, scarlet, and white sewing rgaine for'cash. Pur and plush robes. A. LESTER @ CO., (8 Chambers st. nos. J. POPE & BRO. PIG [RON AND ALI. METALS. 292 Poari st... near Beekinan, _Bourd and Rooms, LONE woman wants two respectable women to A with h is week ; comfortable home, Call y iat ay., $d foor, front room, : W respectable youns iso 2 youn: A Bale cececam Te fp pod bout an ‘Ant, heated rooms. 229 West 26th PEW res ean obtain good roous, frer Wight, single aud double beds avenue, $5.50 an “A BREW geatiemen can be accommodated wiih board; also, 8 gentleman and wife or two young Indies. 33 Goldmbieste isd Lae! FEWy rooms, at A NICEEY furnished front room with or without board. 81 Weet ath ét, PAWNEROKERS ¢ Taal pleas: bedroom; A FEESY Fenilomen can shave good board jad Fooma | tise coi bathe 5295.80 per woek. 107 Weet 25th ot A W resi board and single at ® Henry WW gentiemen and ladies gan be gccommodated ith Bote et Ti bd a bisa Nh saturate A REY, Zoungmen can be sccommodated with board rhiahed rooms; gas and bath, 269 W. Sith at E Yea NTLY ¥ furnished rooms, with board, for Ia. tne atid gens Lermalow. 4a id'wy,, bet 27th and Teut 83, #4, aud 85 per week No. 4 Varic FP URNISHED rooms, tg, tet for wepyiamen. ht housekeeping. = Broome st., 8d door from Orchard ao a JU RNISHED rooms to int for housekeeping, or Bet feotiemen. Fa Broome st ad door from Pe Tt STE! one to bushe pald and at eas; Rood wag iv ply at 65 Hamilton ay., and can board in the family. A\ South Brooklyn, WANTED A fret eratan wi Painters to gO @ Stew days Apply. at ing, ready to leave the —Silk weavers to keep away from Pater: ‘there are 20 Weavers ou strike against s reduction of 3) per cent WASTED. A young many some knowledge of bookkespin of work DAMON & PEL’ WAsTED F men, firemen, J. MORISON & CO., WANTED. children's cl hands, Addrei who. and fis not afraid 'S, 100 Nasaag at inary sen en. Apply to n experienced cutter for boys’ and hing: also, foremen for shop with 50 P.O, box 151, Providence, R. 1 rt, active young man is understands care “of horse WASTED, A young Keeping: German pr Address M. 5., box 126, Sun office, WEARTED, Cigar makers. at JOHN TE COLLINS'S Prince at, “None but good hand workmen need apply, Steady employment to good men, WANTED, Amant bog to work in « bakery | on who has be the business, Apply at the M tropolitan Bakery, #1 Corner Séth at ED—Firstclass tatlors, at 422 6th at., fourth Moor. ANTED A ply at 184 Aile ANT mn good tin Fr morning at 4%) Weat 19th at ANTED—A good clerk in a shoe store 402 Grand st., corner of Mott TANT. Three good carvers. JAS. TAYLOR'S Stone Works, jith st WASTE D—Several cash boys, Apply at i. MEARES'S, corner 6th ay, and 19th at. W ANTED- Two good drive with shipping goods, Call early at 22 Cherry st. WA}TED A first-class butcher, Apply at 266 avenue. A, BYRNE. Want 109th avenue WANTED ton at Wante? Wile Wanted fora dining saloon: one who un V deretands the business, Inquire a: 68) Grand ot ORS wanted to go i ‘om town, Inquire on fine shop over rt boy in an oyster saloon, Ap: W Wi W: fore, Apply, early Apply at at once at ad 1th, ‘Appi ng than to open oysters, A cylinder pressinan, Apply at i19 Fale Good baluster turners, Apply at 1,00 the country, about in the grocery, 7 Nor: MINERS wan COA a for Pennsylvania; @ QE Satis partons tatt coat ” Ti Greenwich at ZANDER & CO. —— Borses and Carriages, BTwo bay horses: sound and kind : 8 nd 9 years old} and 16 handa h averk: good Workers; Inust be sold #0 and 8, 7 Bayard of ne Most and Found, YN Pot Jan V's Landing and eek it will by Fan. SAL G If not called tor wit Inquire of J, GALNER, Fo o 7,aemall black and dleftear drops over on the head given by returning him to 175 10th ay. Lint A small yaw) an dog: eai Liveral rewar oats 1A Uberal reward will be ED, —Loxtya dogs answers to the name ‘color whit finder will revel¥e the aly ‘a nbia at, PHILIP MULLER, REWAIED will be pald for return of white D Spitz dog to 16 Kast 80a st, Lost Gun inst, 85 1¢ oO itty ve rewarted by returning te ‘3.9 Weal Sth ab: 7 a Feekeled, isis Cola obably in Kast i8th Teathor pockotb itable for S16 West 16th at ui Alten, JURNISHED front roo: Peneeying , Peon trom 82 to 94 SHORMAKEHS.—Wanted, # arevciass man, St siren tess 1} 1 KD rooms to let suitable for hot FRESHER Ores EAT furnished rooms aud home comforts, for four Young men, at 41 Frout street, Brooklya, three ntites from two ferries OBENISG eins "arg, beer tnd Doarding house, Saturday evening, 6 Easy ith SIMON MASKINIS, BABANT furnished rooms to let, with or with board, at 515 Kentlemen boarders wanted at 200 West s9th ear 8th w d, and fire, by ® young eek, Address box 172, 8un office, for three daj D GIRLS to board; #9; M1 Willett at = 4 26 YOUNG girls can be accommodated with board. SUL ad BY. abeond floor, Call for (wo da) 31 WEST SSTIE ST. Mechan ood ud plesbaut rooms jadies ; bai soune 629 Sit At Reg fourth bell. os bt Personal Motes anh eo, three young men can obtain board ‘couiforte of & houie may be had. ured, oF rup. to pension y. Apply to Dr. E, B. y.4 New Chambers at Joba” MeDonald ‘any information by his brother, kfort House for LL. of tured, late Surgeon U.S. ORMATION w hen last seen was to Hu “him will be hanks PETER McDONAL two days, from 1 to 4, AK MEN,—The man who tnoved a plano fr DAY. near sth at, a few weeks w call at i Broadway, ae there is money Years old; abouts fect y inches, t build, gray hair and whiskers; had on blue pea: Jacket, velvet vest, and Kossuth hat, For particulars apply ds above. @ood and Cont put, ave 1) THEDFORD, Sitontions @lantec, SMART boy trade, cabin: nd healthy, Pleas at wih at, W A YOUNG WAN having experiouce In al) kinds of Jo) printing would Nike w situation “out of uhe tty; SiS per week, Address J.W. H., box 1%, Sun learn tive LUKer pr Va ntrong, F BT] ‘apply to oraddress FRANK, rl for general housework uear Bowery. M. HOL: R MAN Cook and AA wits situations.” 219 Gun st STEIN riug ® woman to hing by the day or Week can apply ata” Mulberry #l, CTA BIH woman withes to got wome ily washing, Call at 144 Eldridge at. room 1s by sare third Hand baker on bread, Call 8 ” H'TANT to paluiors,Lettering for the trade first class Werk at reduced rates, Ad: ERER, box 19, Suu offi Work wanted at div Cull on oF address WILLIAM Touin 6. Gor (0, 100 Eizabeth ty UATION wanted to do gencral housowork, St aatgcin at general Lome wor MNO PRINTERS. —A slivition ay forema ex and competent man news FOREMAN, carc Aun at by an niderstands job: paper aul rca work. Adu B. DALEY, roller manfacturer, BAKE @ altuation a. gether or ae Address BAK ED AD, ALFA workman ad OF cake, to. menting, — Call or potent By Goods, Winns! SILKS! SILKST AT A REDUCTION OF 9 PE JAMES MOURE! (LY & CO., BROADWAY AND ITH BT wiht, OFF RR On MONDAY, Doo. 9 and guy THE RALANCE OF THe PR STOOK OF OTH SHADES, bY EDU ED PRICES. Fert price, 82%. 3 then Satin Finish former price, xtra Satin Finteh 3.90. Form STRIPED ASD: CHECKED. SILKS orn Hy Goons REDUCE FOR floktiar Shon OUR §.124 GOODS OUK $1.5 GOODS RE! SAMs Meck KER & 60, BROADWAY AND }ITH 8T., Wil offur Ratt Dee. in thelr PACK SILK Rt EUCLA PRICE, 8 ALL THE OTHER APPKOVED MARES Wi WILL, PLACK ON OUR COUNTERS PREVIOUS Bere THK HOLIDAYS, AT EQUALLY POPULAR ames “McOREERY & ©O, BROADWAY AND ITH BT. r) AN KLEORNT ASMOREMENT OF REAL LACES, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, PURCHASED AT THE RECENT AUCTION SALES AT THAN COLD COST OF IMPORTATION, COMPRISING fies, 1K COLLARS, HAND. CAPES, PEA, FICHUS, TARLS, Db PARASOL COVERS, IKERCINEFS, BARBS, COL 8, rion PES. QUE AND BLACK THREAD . SILAW LA D FLOUNCKS. URE LACKS, IN ALL LARS, POINT. POIN FAN COV! BLACK THREAD ‘AND OUT A HAMBURG EDGING SASH AND RONNE IN ALL THE AT DECIDI FXTRA! EXTRAIT! EXTRA TIT UNION ADAMS @ CO, have manufactured expressly for the present season @ splendid varioty of NOUSE COATS, SMOKING JACKETS, ROBES DE CHAMBRE, RAILWAY RUGS, TRAVELLING SHAWLS, he, he, ke, ADAPTED TO COMFORT. SECOND 8TORY, FRONT, 6x1 BROADWAY. OLIDAYS, LADIES SUITS. OLIDAYS, SILK SUITS. HOLIDAYS. VELOUR SUITS. HOLIDAYS. CAMELS HAIR SUITS. ‘Bot HOLIDAYS, SATINE SUITS. HOLIDAYS. POPLI., SUITS. HOLIDAYS. EVE! G SUITS. HOLIDAYS. BALL DRESSES. HOLIDAYS. c, TE HOLIDAYS. HOLIDA HOLIDAYS, HOLIDAYS. HOLIDAYS. PEYTON" and PEYTON": Fa and a ALL THE. FASHIONABLE STYLES ‘ORN, ALSO, LADIES’ CLOAKS: AND =\CQUES. ALSC ENTS’ ROBES DE CHAMBRE, PRYTON'S, SE Rand ab swOkine JACKETS, rich and elegant fanoy poate Jae PRYTON'S 2 ana 27d wery. and dress goods. mores, serges, and dis ata great to per yard. Examine, 1D leitch ARY SACRIFICE CK ODS, Fret French Cashmeres, French Merinos, Cash F price, er price, $1 oe. 4); tormer price, + former price. former price, $1.2), mer price, 186 re, Be; former price, Te Drap D'Ete, us 8 former price, #78. ALY Paice. nese Stripes. 18¢. ; COM, 2. FLz, SOC. ; COmt, Be, JACKSON, Brosdway and Waverley place. ESTABI vane! INGS UNTIL FOR THE SPECIAL iF HIS NUMEROUS | H MACY & co, 14th at T AZAAR, v4 ae et TEEN Pe hae' Sine peNINo of ¢ novelties in Redi Cloth models with each, pattern, “Patterbe Atted ts the Frauted perfect. Come early. ee Business EF bunces, SORE RAMS ANG Rn: ENTUCKY—Exrms Sees No, 683, Dec. rebut MON! Mi Sa os xu ng Nata sHety COLLEGE Cuehe Noise Deed, 187, HM ‘Si, 53, 61, 4, 34, 7. MiTH & Co. Information furnished AS rsh Syne Covington, Ky. 4 circulars sent by J. 153" Fulton t,, and ¢ KE or DRA “EXTRA Clans 73, Dee. 7, 1 ‘4, 48, 25, 16, 4, 63, 13, 5, 20 51, 38, J.) MOSE: Tntormati igar business; and dwelling; rout, Apply at oF MOKKIS B, BARR, 996 6th ay. DCA TED full boarding house for cheap, 0b account of sickness, Mis. YOUNG, 496 sth A fO0R ce re, in the best part of Court at Hrooklyo, on reasonable terms, Address H, H box 1m, Sun oiice, SMITH shop for sale cheap. 796 Green- , wear West Lith ot FLOR SALE. The stock and Axtures of a lig lager beer saloon, together with the lease for five years: It ts being sald on of the death of the Proprictor, Call at 1,176 2 ween Gist and 62d ate, ALE cheap, the well knc -eatablislied Tnarket, 197 Ist ay.; must be old In conse: of other business, Apply on the prewiten, stocked fle and oyster mar. nd Wagon ; 8 ood reason fOr Apply at 140 kldriige st., New York. JOR SA LEA paper and variety store. with 0) aparth tached: eheap rent; guod location, Apply for § days in the mtore, 144 Stanton at Fen sank ed butcher shop; must be sold within three days of at auction SWARZ KOFH, 273 Bowery VOR SALE—A firatcloss xrocery store, horse and wagon, Apply at S43 East ath et DEL MBING mole ock, tools, snd Qytores for tale ASycies ectabiienedy owner suing Weel, Ade rese PLUMMET, Station F tiene BLASTERS AND QU al RRY MEN —Rath “d, Sram ‘tee only, quence JFOR SALE ket; also selling out lore the SON, are 85 D0) ding City cause, UY a meat and vegetable market, cash business, at $6 lat st, Jersey kuese, m3 B35 10). week! a PAS ENSDORFER, 08 Bowery, cor. Stanton st Pedica. iy M, ILUN TRIE: 56 Bond sf npotenee, akin erupt atin, has had Masical Mnstrament (RKAT QORRER 1 HORACE Waren, 4a aw Nork, will dlepoae of 100 PIANOS, oral the saine to ‘let, and rent applied if pure! Octave fret.class PIANOS, moderu ‘npr $275 cash, Now ready a CONCERTO PARLOR { viyio aud perfect tone prehaihdise, beautiful Sheet music and m BYAUTIEUE piano, #100 5 pianoe on Inet #10 monthly 4. BIDDLE, 18 Waverley place, ns 1 EA UTLEU Larosew ood pin octay Improvement; factory pric,’ 25) ius\all taken Cahiids Ho i Fe RSEESA forspoee pianoforte sade baat telte Cubie’a a) AVA ae geht! fell ranemood Weber) Tectave piano, 4 cont get an tiuietise sacritive , modern Wuprove ments, Himentay F Broadway. >, $80 every nent® W Third wt M AGNLEICENT {octave carved leg plinoforte, nly $110. JAMES GORDON, 16 Bleecker sts oar Macdougal, » $125 buye jrood a DU wowese tant bbail sudshand pianos tke at 1L'3.3 Union sunere. } Guarantvos Amusements, A os BASS MIR, HEN AGRRIE, CIRCUS. DAILY 'N \TINERS AT FOURTH WEEK OF VTE OREAT show of ST. nd week of HAN WISH THE IRON JAW, OF STRENGTH SAND ASTON: ES AT RACH BX PLA, THR FEMALE SAMSON RNAGERIF OF RARE WILD URIOSTTIBG, DWARFS, @ POUR LIVING GIR. FASHIONABLE der the direction of Db EVERY APT = EVENING. x0 Tre DAYS IN ADVANCK, NB LEAST CROWDE: ES pa¥ PAR an wt ACK'S. Propriotorand Manager,.......Mr. LISTER WALLACK. ENORMOUS SUCCESS ot Mi, BOTHERN “ LORD DUNDREARY. OROWDED HOUSES ENTHUSIARTIC APPLATAR, The immense demand, fo opening of the Box Book forthe ‘ONK MONTH IN ADVAN‘ LORD DUNDRKARY, | LORD DUN. VEY RYENING, REARY aviv P.M. VA IEDEN. FAR or success age an areCracnr, LEO AND LOCOS, anperb comtuun nid the music, 7 FINEST BALLET IN TH WORLD, CURTAIN RISES AT 74 0'CLOCK BATUDAY MATINER AT 1:9) O'CI CARRERE i cK, Y THEATRE, and Houston # RY VARI between bie & ORPGonY Man: LR MINSTRELS FEMALE MINSTIC AY ¢ AN-OA OAN.CAN © ANCA, ORTY YOUNG LADTES. Et BRTY YOUNG LADIES. Fc ‘Adustesion ® cents, Orche ERUANTIL ty / Broadway, On} A C ¢ Be STEIN WAY HAL .. MONDAY EVI The * alver-tangs Te N Tickete 8 cents. Reserved e 73 conte, Tickets for remainder of course $5.50. TO-DAY AT! THIS RVENING AT &. vanes THe Rest sensation. GOLDE! vy FRIDAY, SENRHIT or Jouns ‘1 UMPSon. BRANTS OPERA House, 2p at BR. J. W. Mi See bell __the favortie bid Plantation Delineator, farce uf the van He esi! STRAIN A, STHNES Aout OND weRtGAt prance. Gold Medals of Honor, ONE PIANO RVERY. ING HOUR, N PIANOS EVERY DAY. iNlustraced Catalogues, with Price List, mailed free om application. Lith st, New York, Miton Cireuiati 1 Co.” Non an Newatan: Orator. UL tite Lips. Aubject—DANTEL ¢ 00. "om, ult a THVELY Last week. yous BuTTe Woe wince his return trom Californi W, Baw WER, i. TRASHY Wiopas.y ORAS. POSTER'S drama wont DM PAIK Palla: fA LONDON, fase, iA Wort AVERY PIANO WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. WAREROOMS, ATRL NWAY HALL, "newspaper, » CLAFLIN _ Ral Estate, : RB NUAND LOD and purchase a in the town ‘of mush, only 4 minutes from the Fulton ferry py t 6 Flatbush avroue care. Fach Vos ts A100 aud the price 8th to be paid an follows 4 $10. per month until 8X0 Isp will be laken for the balance and your loose dollars and purchase a lot Which you will never rewret, aa alt of the above lots will be worth at least 81.000 {n less {han two years, as their close proximity to Prospect Park will necessarily enhance their valuc. Parton doatring tov ‘the lote with the intention of purchaai taken to the grounds any day and at Rhy‘nour by calling at the real entave ome ot GEORGE L. AYRES, 163 Flatbush ay,, near Hanson Bissti kiya. TOR BALE Brookiza cit Bitaday Mratton and At streets paved and water pipes latd; terms easy WM. BOECKKL 214 Brooine st., New York. RA GID.THANSIT, Westchenter county. e201 youre Ne jote for sale at Jerome (Wil. i yabric Iroad, wes fy each, an roles ‘drawn for; ast choice given away REP seeds aes AT shes tes Costes re Mapa and pare fe giving full perticulars, apply to, JOHN Bi ee lway, roo ob noche its For Sale md to Xe, TO HET Berg, and, dwelling rooms to the new Dutidings 615 aad 617 Ist av., between Sth and 3th ata, Inquire ath Tots, on or the ntie ay. railroad lines + tt ‘acpat, at Z __ Sabings Banas, TRYING SAringe Feet TUTIR® AZ PER CENT. TN TeiRkAT ecilowed om alt eum. Commences from frst of January, April, Ju and Oetobor. Bank open dally frou iar fo 3 BM! ER W. CONCKLIN, President. _Yawpansrit L. Buxton. Secretary. Me’ BUAk, ENEFIT SAVINGS BANK, ASAD BT., SUN BUILDING, NEW YOR: ate it commences on the first of every mouth at the also, Monday and Sa Bouse Furnisying, R SARVET B BEDDING, SAREE AT O'FARRELL'S a FORTE AY. CORNER. fists 2TH S _ PAYMENTS TAKEN WEEKLY Olt MONTHLY a edaing largest or for cash, or oa F RN kK, pets, glee fica HN CS WEEKLY OR MONTHIY PAV MENTS. Carpets, furniture, + en; prices lower Gan any house in'the city RALY & CUNNINGHAM 3H4 and 396 84 ay. nea § TO 10 CENTS for satin wail pape ae fortment now closing out; bordering one cent & Yard. Wy Lispeuard st Sewing Machines, — LLL kinds new sewing machine exchange ; alao, bought aud repaired fand very cheap; monthly payineuts, 160 FOR BAR A Mineerss, and 8 Whecter & Wile sewing machine, as good as new, for $25, 51 Cans 41, top floor. yING MA. SEVINGMAL er Went 10:h at., and Lit We repatr, J Sustruction, Ww ANTED—A few more young men to complete the cinss now learning German, Apply this evel Ing at 7 at the public school in sth st., between stm and h ave. WRITING » .4 1 Pehl) attri a _ Public Notices, QEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be §S received by the Commute Al the office of the Clerk of the Board of Public tom, corner of G for sale, to rent, or Specification at the of Two respons) proved sureties quired from cach successful bidder De considered unteas auretion are vx ailttee reserves the Fight to reject any or all ihe proposals offered, LIAM woop. Wit LETAM EDU RYE GNUS Goss HANIED JARVIS HOLLAND, tee ob No will be re Proposals will not Jn, 1 College, &e Professionnl Caro TRUTH. Mine, DESPARD'S female medicines % are warraited to give sure and safe relief from Whatever cause, at one interview; price, $5. Board and Dursing during Confinement at reasonable prices. Ad Vice free, 412th al, near dthay, Sent by tall, if ‘a sire 2 special aad sexual diseases, strictures, aud skin A tibortere titel "iN mauhondéompietely restored Dyeurw’ practice | cali, uo charge De 'DEMAUT, ® Bond st rca year’ Pr Piles and ekin dinease Puanent ASKEIS UL 1 ‘al diseases, Dervous debility, and lost mau permane by the celebrated Dr door trom Centre st ATRENTION,. Bleccker at CURR for sil untortanates by Del At BRE R ILE TR feball blortonateg by De Ie Dtahgnen near ti one visit au Amity Bly est Ah ate settee for gentle) i for ladies: Helent ii Many Cares; 8) yeurs TE: Bats Wes 82 Wat 2 nile complal Onsulted cu Ay cure guarante Obttrahh atiacks, consult Dr tat. having made sa spoctal study for mauy years Ader HUFL rah can be Pn tally; board. and i WHALEVeT CaILse After you have HOTT, wregulae practitioner, WhO tminediate ald. pleacan fof no Charge; fees moderate, Office wud reeidcuce, to Wa Voriey place, wowr tl av. ea SBE MENT, ACP ey CMe AS stants, NE LUCOA MIAS CLARA WREDNESDA MME. PAULA FRIDAY, PERA YT 1oOUNK. fh ania Sole Leasee and Manage, ROUND THE CLOUR, Augustin Daly's now local eenaational “ Poly.” THE ORRATEST katt 'CRS8 KNYOWY For ON THE W YORK BTAGR, Ma fivery evening quarter to 8, Matinee Saturday 14 oct, BU ASENGS REA" kK. Me AUGUSTIN DALY, SCHOOL Fo AL HARON AR A ANAL “THe BCROOL POR ROAM. THE BATONESS," ee. 18, ine SCHOOL FOR BOANDAL" THs THRATH CT and PAREN EL PRIFOLMANCRS of MISS§N ELSON ent re full LAST WEEK of Miss NiLSON wilt hy SATURDAY MATINE great part of PAULCNE, in Lori pular play of THE LADY OF MATINEE on SATUKD. TBAT IR SPECIAL ANNOUNC! ON MONDAY NEXT, DECEMBER TEMPLE will make her first appearay ARG. ty the new TEMPLE, 1188 HELEW Hy ite, etna | Drama, in five acts ai He Tai icaus, by ane Bro Kaq., entitle ‘aft LILY OF rears NOUN Lo mit ts, NEW MUSIC, &',, &e, paren Onyantt f AIMEE to her oi JUTRAY tn his su econ S Condue: TUESDAY and WE! In active pre of all operas. cured at the, ni Broadway Prices ae usw " Wik ey TRE COMIQUE, 514 Drosdway Tat soi iene ean’ Ui dues Second woek of vn Becond wook of Second week of Second week of econ week of TL The MAMMOTH TROUT matinee WEDNESDAY AND SATU rNION UO ana e ve bit we “Kio MISS AGNES ETHEL 8 ENGAGEMENT, Sardou's great play, , Ras tamed In active preparation, Mr. John Brougham gew roman ATHERLEY COURT ame ross PASTOR S OPERA AHO eh ATOR OF RELEASES AS iE KA NOUF if. with 01 ming role of Helene. of Parte, DU FE AELENK, 3 and te iner's, 71 and THE PAYON Jit, RODELEE JOWNRTON. ) HENGLER, a} MATINERS TUESDAY ‘eae crt oy ss Ladies wdmitted free on Friday Gui KRANG, os MINS MOLD & BACKUSS isnt is ERY ae SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS LN AD’ PHILLIPS to-night at Steinway ‘Subject, “ DANIEL O'CONNELL." Shipping. 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