The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 23, 1872, Page 4

PROF, WEST'S GREAT CRIME SUB END OF A CAREER OF FRAUD LYING, AND DEOBPTION, —_———— Flaver of Cooch Turner Ac- it Detective. Correspondence of Tne sun. Dover, Del., Dec. 16,—Now that the ex- cltement consequent on the unparalleled crime of Prof. Isaac Collins West has abated, It is pos- sible to reach many facta which were before unattainable. I purpose in this letter to giv you an outline of West's early career, and othei particulars never before published respecting bis later life. West is the youngest son of Mr. Isaac West, blacksmith, wheelwricht, and farmer of Balti- more Hundred, Sussex county. Mr. Wost's eldest son is dead, The second ts a sailor and rosides near his father. The third is a physician at Roxana. Isaac is the fourth. One sister is married to the Rev, Mr. McLaughlin of the Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal Conference, and the other to @ farmer in Sussex county. Isaac worked as a boy on his father's farm, at- tending @ school in the winter, Isaac was sensitive and nervous, easily excited and Im- pulsive, He bad an extraordinary liking for pything odd, and when he got hold of a curl- osity he would ponder over and examine it, and show it with enthusiasm to his neighbors, His friends considered him QUEER AND UNACCOUNTABLE. He was ambitious to excel in scholarship, and at eighteen attended Prof. Brewer's school in Milford, and afterward Prof. Reynolds's in Do- ver, He subsequently entered Dickinson Col- lege at Carlisie, Pa., and remained there four rs. In 1868he graduated fairly, After ashort Yaeation among his friends he began school In tua in connection with the Rev, William P. t Same’to an end Instrels rented Re achcoL ens kept, and the lience carried away the floor. home, and thence to Dover, where he at termed a Collegiate Inativute. | r. Toward ried the daughter of r of Deeds for Kent county WEST'S FINST SPECULATION IN GAS. About this time he bew roat_ pulmonary diseases by the inhalatt: The formula for the manufacture of this gas and the right to use It he purchased, it i¢ said, in Philadelphia, | He had an office in Baltimore during the winter 1971, and the spring aud summer of I8t2, This alishenent he seid out to Me, Way. aon oF the Rey, E. J, Way of the M. E. Church. Then Wost retul his friends until the autumr when he opened an oflve In Doyer. ‘This hi continued to run up to the time of the discovery of that Lorrivle erie, which enabled a distin- gulshed Delawarean to say," Although Delaware May be the emallest State, it has the biggest tragedy. WEST SAYS HE IS HEIR TO VAST ESTATES, When West was at college, he was remarkable for his romancing capabilities. He told marvels lous stories of wealthy relatives in various pa of the woild, At one time he excited the wonder and envy of his fellow students by informing them that he ad fallen heir to @ vast fortune. He described to them the location of a magnificent ate, and showed diagrams of the stately man= gion which stood on It. He gave them glowing criptions of weeks passed there in his boy: hood, and built. splendid projects for the enjoy= ment of himself and his friends in the futu when he should take porsession of his propert Unfortunately, how he seemed to forget Very avon the story he had last told, and burst upon his friends with another startling romance even more wonderful than the previous on course of time, his companions began to stand him. and know bow to receive lls s Jar communications WEST'S SOUTH AMPRICAN PROPERTY, When he left college, this propensity te He did ot leave him. During his later residence at Dover he announced to his acquaintances that an_uncio In South America had died, and left Lim hetr toa vast fort He closed up his business and made arrangements to quit Dover. So earnest and seriou . friends were deceived. a the place no one d fallen heir to ir absence, however nduet hin Poved he had see enjoyment of their inr ALLEGED FRAUDULENT M4 Ther evalent rumor that W marr Ars agi to hiaee McUabo, a b ul and amiavie young lady of Bussex county. West. itis sald, had long paid his addresses to her, but her friend opposed to the mat : 8th ed the wit] away and wast erin Philgelph and that suhseque F that the clers eyman wie i ed tue ceremony was | one of his sumed the chara ter for the rf was not bis wife, Ther nit is £ raid, he left her in terrible any are of Another rur : ally mar Tied to his cousin . young led their un ther rey four ne truth TRYING TO SWINDLE A WII A lawyer of Milford says nlyin ed acl woman Been t for the expendi ture of in o time, however, elapsed, and the old woman grew impa- tlent. She went to the lawyer In question, and he wrote to Washington In time to stop the pav- ment of the claini to West. When West found that he had been cireumvented, he went to the old lady, gave her twenty dollars, and got her to A another paper, authorizing lim to draw the oney. ‘The however, was too smart for him, and went to Washington in person, and got ho Inuney before West could use his new au- thorizat TAY MORNING APTER THE CRIME WAS KNOWN. After West set re to the room, with the view of exploding the powder wh ad deposit ed on the floor, he rema: o that his kcheme hi hen he got the freight tr th, and went as Delmar. to Salisbury, where he g forenoon. He enter r kept by Mr Tracy, and booked Mimself as George Williams. Hie told the clerk that he had Just arrived from Deimar, whither he had travelled on the night fain. He had on a long, heavy overcoat and brown pantaloons, He wore a large slouch hat, pulled down over his head. A white kerchiet covered the lower part of his face, and a pair of Bpectacles rested on his nose, He inquired for Tracy, and on that gentleman's arrival, asked to speak with hin Inprivate. ‘The land: Jord at once granted his request, Weet sald that he wanted board for four or five weeks, and Wished to know what were Mr. Tracy's terms. Mr. ‘Tracy told him, and thereupon W that he had « couldential commu take. WEST AS A GOVERNMENT DETECTIVE. He was a Government. detective. Co: feit coupons on $1 bondsof the Calon Pact Railroad were in ciroulation, and he was one of twenty-eight detectives sent out by the Treas ury Departinent to ferret out the guilty parties The Treasury had discovered that the counte feiting was done s ere near Philade! West concluded the Interview. by sayi Mr. Tracy person of || Importan ew who he wa arou Bon le ally & Gove 1 themselves a Bis barence and’ papers inthe recent accldent on the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Haltimere HIroad. He offered to pay his board. th ad Vance, and said he would furnish proof in a day or two of bis being what he representud himself WEST'S LAST DISGUISE, West remained in his room all day Thursday and studiously avolded coming in contact with any one. On Friday morning he sent for Mr Tracy, paid his bill, and eaid be was going by the wext train, and would be back, perhaps, hoxt day, anyhow next week. "Mr. Tracy," he said, “it is necessary that T should disguise myself, as Lam going on a very delicate mission.” “Thereupon he changed sun- Ary articles of apparel aud departed, or the dreadful crime had come to light, Williams, the guest of Mr. ‘Tracy, w fully identified as West, the murderer and flayer day West {s rational, but depressed. He Has sent for several of our most distinguished lawyers, but so far as I can learn recelves no & gouragement to hop them, If he tan raise Tunds, which he {s secure coun ‘ane it is prol the plow of self-defence will be wet hee Has ———_— & Plot to Kill a» Brig 21,—William Wately, col- ‘ard of the brig Union Star of Parreboro, hay. ig baa & disagreement with Capt, White at Spencer's “aie of Fundy, attempted to burn the vessel, and c Mr. A. P. Rogers's Expert vertise in The & you Di Advortisoment Answered — One Hundred and Kighty Cate Offered for Sale. The following advertisement appeared in ‘The Sun of Wednesday morning WANXTED-Three. goo tom, cute Diack preferred. Apply to A. P. ROGERS, © Warren st, first foot On Wednesday afternoon a Sun reporter called on Mr, Rogers, to ascertain whether the adver- tisement was genuine oF the result of a practical joke. Mr. Rogers informed the reporter that nearly one hundred men, women, and children had called on him to ask the same question, and on being told that the advertisement was really genuine they left, promising to catch all the stray cats they could on Wednesday night and bring them to him yesterday morning. On Thursday morning the SUN reporter was on hand bright and early, and so was Mr. Rogers. Soon an old woman entered. On her arin she carried alarge covered market basket; on her shoulders was a well-worn black shawl; on her head she had alarge black hood, and her body Fras encased in ataded calico dregs: Inquiring for “the cat man,” she uncovered her basket and showed three elegant specimens of Manx cata, without tails “Is it cats yo want?” tho lady asked Ina volce resembling the creak of a new pair of boots, “Here's the nolcest, foinert, darlinest cats ye fver seed. Look at thim, Harnum offered me nine dollars a piece for thim; yees can have thim for siven dollars a plece, or twenty dollars for the whole lot.” “No, L believe T don't care for your cats at that price,” answered Mr, Rogers; “1 want bl tom cats, good ratters, with long tails, and Tean't afford to pay more than a dollar apiece for them.’ “Thon T'll take these cats to Harry Hill,” ro- Joined the woman. “I've heard that he ‘buys curios,” and she strutted out with her tailless felines. tts! gate! cried a newly-tmported nas he rushed up stairs with alarge gray n old gunny sack; “two dolley,” means ubtless; that two dollars was the price of Mr. Rog: eat, although he was of the masculine gender, because of his color. next vi one-legged bootblac with a one-eyed black cat, ‘The boy stated that he, with a party of City Hall bootblacks, had been up all the previous night looking for cata, and that their efforts had been rewarded by the capture of nearly sixty cats, which would be brought to the store during the course of the morning. Acting on this hint, Mr. Rogers threw aside his hat and coat and quietly awaited the coming of the cats A centleman entered. He was dressed In the height of fashion, He wore Imitation diamonds and a black moustache. His hair was a carrotty color and his business that of a dealer in cats, Approaching Mr. Rogers, he introduced himself as Mr. McCafferty of Donovan's alley, sald, "1 have many remarkable varieties of cats in tn collection, sir. I have Maltese cats, str, of a lish gray color, and I have Persian cat, sir, with long white hair, and [have Angora cata, | dir, with brown silky. hate, and I have tortoise: shell cats, sir, worth £100 apiece. sir; and~ said Mr. Rogers, “Lonly want two k tom cats, Mave you any of that said McCafferty, “ they are too com- mon. "My cats are all thoroughbreds, sir,” and ho walked out of the store in evident disgust at Mr. Rogers's bad taste. It was now ten o'clock and Mr. Rogers had not yet purchased acat, nor had he even seen one which answered his purpose. He was about giving up In r, When a troop of men and women, girls aud boys, old and white and black, entered the store. In their hands or on Ks they carried bags, baskets, boxes, bare cats. They represented all y and carried all kinds of cats. There sthe matronly Washington Market woman and the irreverent boot black, the Italian organ erinder and the timid shop girl, the wild news- y and the dirty street sweeper. the old policy er and the young policy playe: all had to sell, all spoke at once, and amid the babel of sounds as each tried to show his or her cat and spoke of its good qualities, It wasimpos- sible for either Mr. Rogers or the reporter to se- lect those which were really valuable. Order being. however, restored, the peoole were placed inaline and Mr. Kogers and the reporter in- spected each cat as It was produced, and either bargained for the purchase or declined {t per- emptorily, Strange to say, notwithstanding the advertisement r ol preferred,” | many The r a fine specimen black T “How much do you want for bien i Mr. Rogers. | nilar,” responded the youth, who. looked like a cros¢ between the fat boy Joe. in Dickens's Pickwick Papers, and @ barrel of sour krout “Til take him," sald Mr. Rocors. ‘The money was paid, the cat dinto a barrel, and the fat boy took his ture, ininus his cat, at with a crisp new greenback tp his pocket. The rush of cat sellers continued until m, and still Mr, Rog wad only succeeded In ge tng one that sulted him, An intermission of 1 ur waa then taken for refreshments, and atlo wer, ut sey, pers sons still in line waiting to she cats, Many of them were women with pretty little pussy cats. By half past 1, however, Mr. Rogera had purchased a lack tom eat afine gray cat then decline buying any more, t t lan old ne stepped in with & iz Maltese cat, wh Mr. K also bought for’ reporter then asked Mr, Rogers what he d the cats for. Well, you see,” he re- “we have any q f mice here, and ted cood cats t hom, that’s ail.” “But why black eats °”” asked the reporter, “ Well, you see, Llike black cats, and I want- ef to And out if there w e any for sale in New York. I have discovered two or three facts by thi eriment which you can tell the readers of THE if you wish t. black cats area searce article keep any black « to be overrun with replies t i wll have to advertise in »: eside The SUN." —— se Learning Chr Apanese priests have ain information about the Christian r Key. Dr. Li engaged In explall the distinguishing features of the Phe interpreters are a dwith the French language rewr, Dr. Glovanoll. It F tempted mploy one of the young Japanese pees nt in Berlin as inter. preter, which It was believed would greatly sim- lity the matter, but it was soon discovered that ve Was unable to transhite Into Japanese certain fine theological distinctions with the requisite accuracy —-_ The Outrages on Russian Traders In Alaska, To the Bitton of The Su outrages by ¢ an trader aper. ‘The out sre aliegeilto Nave taken i ‘On ‘the 1ith of have edited aad publishe Alaska (suice the IM of May log certain that you tave been Imposed upon, and that you will cheerfully publish this brief deaial, Tam, yours reapecttuiiy, Avoo A. STLCRNRY, and pubijaher of Aust Herald, id, BAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 1, 1502 he SUN's comments on the alleged outrage by Capt Smith of the schooner Eustace were founded on a co! munication from certain Russo-Americans which aj peared in the World of the 14th inst., credited to the San Francisco Nzaminer. The communication appears to have been addressed not to the Alaska Herald, but to of Srobod: ny Glante emacs, LADIES taueht on Wheeler & Wigan's and ger's iachine at the Sewing Machine stitching y's, 16 Hleecke Je of new machines hands wanted on white ‘ou ean npany’#; you will bdtescnera.’ > pitwre LA ws balicahole operator Oa sn Out at advanced prices to pay stciaas dewiag machines by Instalim ree, POND & C0, 142 Hast Ath at.and 21 Astor pi rr =e machine, with easy AV inents to work at highest prices; instruction fre tachibes exchanged, ii¢ Uruadway AU AWANTED: diately. 15) good hands gh leari to opera rat-class sewing machin Work given to pay for machines, 241 Howery 1.1, kinds of experienced servants, also green gitla ZA wanted for exceileut situations, "103 West 1th Corner 6th ay, A PANTS, fines Kiven ont AA, parties wid buy sewing machin Mheute, 106 Chambers st, 20 hands wanted in aio TiAj the work you ean do if you buy awewing ti » Willlameburgh, Lik A BROOKLYN, Wore given oar wp nt wing machines, wb 614 Fulton and 646 Grand ot, Eb. oP RON Bt LL, respectable girls wanting excelignt situa Hoth Bowery, ace On Bleecker st, y LITT an es ol a) AAMEEEY si pargh pera old, wanieg a0 Wa RM, Anishers, and op ‘Call all the week at 74D BBY ERE aE aan cores, hs wea a pert xe RIENCED girls wanted on glue a id pate Setar LisiiilbicMandia (the new store,sia lita os Wiking to purchase new sewing ri Re SEWERS end collar lners wanted, pring st, between Crosby and Broadway, py 1k THE SUN, MONDAY, DECEMBER LT i. TLABER SS. Work terataned ot home te 4 frat-cl wing machines, on, ments, from 8 to 8 i instruction free. N chine Atitening C sale, on No. dd $4 av. near ath at. RW shirt ironere wanted. 06 A’ yn. OER ranted on fancy A pea f work and good pay. 316 OLeiaTons on Singer's machine ; Anishers good shop coats. Apply at 171 Broome at,, lat f 1} WX ES, Ten experienced luv Ptanted, WEYMOti, 2 Colnmbin st. near Pacihe, Brovkiyo, SEWING MACHINES for holliday presents cheap: Ss improved Line #4, 88s 00, Unrate Toes ty ©0 10th nd Kast Broadway, Old ma chines Vepeired and improved. GULL HAT trimmer wanted. sat 84 av., near oth street, MALL HANDS wanted on feather plane 12 S Wooster at ALEX. BALNY WANTED Operators and basters inirat class) on ao'2et, and apace coats, on W. @ W. machine, at 0, 897 East 16th #t ANTED—A young girl to take herself generally useful, at 91 WANTHD,Tresvers of Tadien underwear: week work; laundry troners preferred. 34 Walker st. W ANTED-First-cinss operators | for good shop Work, at $2 Attorney at., top oor. WwW ANTED—Operators, asters, finishers on shop Goats, Cail for eight daye, 15) Attorney at W ANTED—W bowow atitchers, at 09 to 6i Hu treet. V y ANE A girl to make herself generally uae- ral, wt You NG AGENTS wanted throngnout the, United tates ; territory given free; $10 per day easily made veiling the Guaraian Safety Lamp ; send for circulars to EDWARD MILLER CO. 1CChamvers at GENT wanted to sell the engraving of Gr ‘and f\tly; one agent made §% Monday , Agenta for ' ier’ new articl AMERICAN NOVELTY CO,, 88 Broadway, N.Y, “A YOUNG MAN wante A tiake Mitiself dvetul’, must be a'good upener and Giean, 82 3d 8¥ “4 GOOD boy, 6 oF 18, to go on & Wagon And Lake care ‘Of horees also at cakes, dc. 2,353 hired av, Harlem, feeders White GENTS AMERY'S m Ja ; $10 daliy to eat 18 Bowery. BOY wanted to open oysters. wi 6th ay, be men } OY wanted, to make bimaclf useful; one that bas Worked ina bakery preferred. 10 Carmin FOR sEROryG as plyeariyto BREE PO WOOK RINDEL fainter two fore Apply to JOUN SAW RIC D Tt yee 00 Doy. , ROOFERS wi ir aay of, Monday moraing, PULOIFER & BRADL TPO tatlors —A fret-ciass coat maker to work in Weat Sota at., corner of 6th av. 1K HINDERS Wanted, a good forwarder ‘Onlaw work, W7Fulton at., 4th four, lt. LANE AV ANTED-A good hand at hoist wheels aud at dumb wait Call this day, between 9 a o'clock, at MURTAUOU'S dumb Waiter factory, 1 Broadway, near sith st WOR KINGMENS CHRIST AS ‘urban building lots given away this week 0 acti, edioining depot wealtie set location os Loug nd.” Call immtedtatery at is ah ‘Aman that fully understands workin ivory; to the Fight man a good pos! pe given. Direct to Hl. W.a CO,, box 1,15, So EruE first-class Moorman; no other need apply. M. LAWLEL, Downing at cor, Fulton av., Brooklyn. WANTED Ayoune to open oysters and walt on tables; one who la willing to be useful. 4 Dew brosses st. W ANTED-A trvcias “plumber, at 3 De Kalb Brovkiyo JOHNS BKOW WASTE, TIFFANY & Co. WASTED SS coo taireng woke re holy WASTER £eUs) Wiasneenkn.e nan. Inqul roudway, between 1 and 12, wit Ww ANTED—Two boys to open oysters, 24 Delancey tree! W ANTED \boy ine law office, Aduroas 5. @ B. PWrondway vv 7 ANTED At 6) Weat loth av, 8 foorman horee ahoor; one need apply except & good, sober maw. Wane. ral_eash dove, Apply at B. MEAs’, corner lvth at. and otn ay QW ANTED= tn roofers. 2H Bast Hous DAT, miners wanted Yel & ZANDER, 4 7 Greeuwien ——— Sitnations ddelanteo, D ROSS bakersSituation wanted by a Gret-clace cal ‘pie baker; can ice and ornaiuent Prospect st,, Brookly u, or addi BAKEK, box 161, Sun office, v TAN TED A situation by a young lady as ea) aed roughly waderstands branches oth ay and Rooms, AA moda) 4 unfurnished from HGE room and bedroom, furnished, for house. ceplng, for wan and wifé, or single men, 9% ry * i obtain mood board, Ane Nght, single aud douple beds, at 141 th , FURNISHED frontroom for one or two per Fetove. ihs Hroome st., corner Mu berry, PR TAISILE furnished rooms, suitable for flagle gentlemen. ‘Apply at 425 QURNISHED room for housekeeping ; rent 8 per room fora man; reut $1.00 per week, 0. 8 Varick st FY TENISIED rooms to let for housekeeping oF 2 gent 2H Hroome at,, 2d house from Alien, 6 ulahed and guitable fo LARSE. DB tok aie Weet Lounet, TICE furnished rooms tor single or couple o AN ‘s0u6 for auy terins, 117 Crosby at., opposite Nib! TP WO gentlemen e 4 with board ; gentleman aad wife; also two ladies, at 1s Jeflerson st, Bear East Broadway TPYWO respectable girls can have @ room, with or LO a te Oe D OR Beiris can have a comfortable room, with or ao Without mac Ot a Bast 14th at, roo 10, Ln. Giire for 2 days, Il HAMILTON ST,, near Catherine —Purnianed LTeotte ti $1.0 Lo $9 80 per week , single beds $1.25. QRH MADPISON BT. —Gentiemen can find comfort ¢) able rooms with good board at $5.50; ladies $4; hall bed room vacant fortwo geutiemen or gentleman aad wite, farniahed front roo! a for iouseeeeplug ; wlsu F with grat BY Ba ee On + tian and'wife can bave pleasant rooms, board, fire, aid gus; lady Doardera taken, Teriis, $6 per week 3 WEST 40TH ST. corner oth ay.—2 gen tleuien ean be accommodated with ® meatly furnished room, Terme, $). B41 HAND S38 werk ‘SFoung ladies, at 7d Heory al. Terie reasouable, SS @lood und Cont ‘ 3 FOR NUT COAL. Fay and foraace, 14; 3: yey mpi Sieand 86 per Ted, Gellvered. THOMAS THED FOND, 2h ataud 9n ay Borses and Carriages, FO SA QEoA gray mare, alto a bar hor ‘and kind, and 10 years old, 1p and 16h free, stylisii drivers, and good workers for the want of use ; $40 and $35, 78 Div WANTED-A fue roadster: innst trot thee p Ught express horse, ply with b way Hliscellancons. Bibs RS! AND CONFECTIONERS! TO: loulds, forms, oruaineatlug tools, &&,; New Year Pigpriogetle torus, WILLIAM HART, Manufacturer, 4 Catharihe at,, New York, RTH LEC DISTRIBUTION naive, Nebraal 10 aid of the Nebra State Orphan Ag rst Gift Second Gift. oJ Phird ait i verve Fourth Gift'’)...° i‘ 10,00 nal 8.400 cash gifts lit ali; armouucing Prizes paid io full. A list of wii uinbei ut to each pur chaser of 1 Leach; alx for $5, ationery store of DEV HYa Re ic Don watches, diamonds, One and jewelry of all sort he same bought sold by GOODSTELN & CO,, Ti Brow Cens nnd Coffees, of Ching and Japan, a1 ackages of any size, at the oan be piu ders can b mt by port, directed to hei y at, and the goods will be for *h ‘Dart of the city without extra charges he Compary have also se.ccted large quantitics of CHOICEST COFFERS IMPORTED, CHOICEST COFFEES IMPORTED, CHOICEST COFFERS IMPORTED, which they are roaating and grinding dally, aud patting HVering in all patie af the iuhout attra charge.” Woring in all parte of ehe city mithont extra charge, PO HOLIDAY TABLE NO HOLIDAY TAI NO HOLIDAY TABLE will be complete withou Ths URRAT AMERICAN TRA 00. Choices? ypurt AVENUE HOTEL, NEW YORK. ‘The public are respectfully Informed that there t# no Interruption of business at this hotel on account of the late Ore. Huts sail persion of our house was tnjar: and the eam Is already in process of renovation. DARLING, GRISWOLD & CO., Proprietors, New York, Deo. is, 1872, Sadings Banns, ENS SAVINGS B OP TRE UNE OPAN Song, T RATE OF INTEREST s1x itt OW will Dear interest from J puted from the first of each month, and te paid oF crestited on balance on hand on the last June and December of each year Hank 8 Howery, southwest corner of Canal at, Banking hours EVERY DAY from 10 A.M. to'3 P.M, god gn MONDAYS and SATURDAYS from 10 4. M: “pank books tn English, German, and French. B.A. QUINTARD, President, Brymovn A. Bexce, Secretary. CEATRMONT. SAVINGS BANK, 27 GREENWICH 8: Payeeix por cent interes’. Inte imences from tt of danhary, Avril uly a Wank open daily from 9 A.M. tod P.M. Saturaaya, # A.M. tob P, M sbLOADWELL, President. Davin F. Sway, Secretary, EPOSIT TO-DAY io the SAVINGS BANK ‘Chartered by the United States SEND FOR CIRCULAR. 185 BLEECKER ST, ASSETS OVER $4,000,008, GERMAN UP-TOWN SAVING NK, 906 and 908 84 ay.. corner of 55th at. Money deposited NOW will draw interest from the Arst of ‘at the rate of aix per cent. per anpuin ‘0b al] suing froin'8l to $9,000. Bank open dally from 10. A.M. to 9 P. M. days, Wednesdays and maturdars alsa fry HRISTIAN GERMAN SAVINGS B. IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, corner 4th av. and Lath st A dividend of 3 per cen! Dec. 81, 182, will be paid on and after Jan. 21, 18 Gepostte, from $5 to #8,0m), entitled to tute ed in thle bank, upto, Jan will dl re Jan. PHILLP BISSINGER, President. Bonx, Treasurer. TEvINGs SWNT SSTITUTIL ARREN NEW YORK SIX PRR CENT INTEREST alloted oa, all Interest commences from first of And October, Bank open daily from i). P WALTER W. CONCKLIN, President. | Vaxprnartr L. BUXTON, Secretary. MR! BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK, 166 Nasgav st. SU" BUILDING, NEW YoRK, Interest commences on the first of every month at the rate of alx per cent BANK HOURS from 10 to § dally; also, Monday and Sat- urday evenings, 4) to 64 o'clock Susiness Cpances, DRAWINGS. TATE Le TERS 3, 31, 8, 87, 2, 10, 15, 20,"31 Fitna Chass No. 61, Dec. 21, 182 24, 88, 40, 8, 96, Madage , Covington, Ky, Inforpation furnished and circulars sont by J cut i 133 Fulton ot. and 2 Park row, OPEICIAT DICAWINGS OF ALATAMA LOTT Hxrns Class No.9, Dec. dl, 1¥id, 16, 48,8 3, 61, 38, 8, 29, Dee. bn, 1sre 23, 6, 4, 7, 82, 5, Si, 83,30, 17, 3.c. MOSES 6'CO:, Mauagers Moutgouery, Als Inforuiation furnished by ‘A. MOCLES NEN. 8 Boerum place, Brookiya, Ts dargaiv—The old-eatablished fish and oyster market, 210 Greene st; must be suld before Christ ina “4 BUTTER ness cor Apply at 290 3th gy. found--A partner wanted io the Toyster business, Apply OR SALE RThe little oyster house, ® E ig Grad ; Gxinree new ; satlafactory rew Othe purchaser for selling. tore, stock, Ox- Re SALE—A neat butcher shop, doing # good ness. Inquire at 281 West 27th o1 PRO sa 4 will end Axtures of mi nt 9h a le cheap, at S16 East ie opportunity offers 4 ivertiser (who holds @ pc aition that occupies hls thine during the day) ip the dne grocery and wine Dusiuess op one of the leading ave- pues, Addr JOHN LANG, 6 Beekinan a BINDERS,—Wanted to purchase, & lndery or # blank book bindery, with few Dut good tools, Address B. H.C., with partic ot Office box 45. 5 VIEL BUY the stock and fxtures of S200 BER w eat asics erenaes Ro. ‘Tis Bim on $300 will purchase 50s ri pashae PAT Paver router 104th at Brookiya, b.D.-= = srocery store, horse ‘aid wagou. Apply at Auction Hotices, -KN B. MINER, AUCT Salearoome 9 Chainbers ana By ALLEN L MINEIR @ HO» IS DAY, MONDAY, DEC. 2, at 11 e'cloc UF & fearooins, $9 Chambers and 77 Read SPECIAL HOUDAY BALK OF ft SALLY FIRST BS AND LiQuots consisting of ‘sherries several years ta bottles, genuine Maciciras aud porta, and two lifes Mt very choice Martel wine chainpa Muuun's dey Old Jamates, aad otier runs, Ho Sad, Bdurboo, witakeye, oid oa ce, Every lot guste Antoed abd to be sold without reserve alt : Machinerz, BRIG RR ESSES for fre and red brick, mang factured at Wy BoUth 6th at, Philadeiphta: estan lished Wit SP MILLEN Masome, TK RY RTONE LO GGE, No.20.F and AM The A Brethren of Keystone Lodge, No. 2, F. and A. M., are hereby. suinmoued to attend’s commitnicn tion, to be beld- atthe roome c wery aud Bleecker st, ob Monday afiernoo at S O'C 06K for the purpose of installing the of i SAMS MM. MILLS, MM, Epaan T. Srewanr, Secretary: D Person Hotrees, ‘ud soldiers wounded, Injured, or rup- or alight sands are entitiod to bounty, JACKSON, late Surgeon U,8, Navy, 4 New Cha Ma Haat! *t Geacral Post Ollice for two letters «from N NO Michael Nii old at pul y OW & GOK, at my stables, oh Thursday, Dec ab10 A. M., (3 pay expenses Incurred 1 thelr keeping, unless thd same are bi fore that time removed therefrom and all charges ineurred by their keep and gthor expeises pa Most nnd found, Fe ND.—If the man, while under the loduence Of igus, Unt Jeet ha b of money in DeahiOrr's biacksmith shop, bid Weat tech ot. he can E ve the saine by proving property and paylog ex- Kor Saturday evening, in going from 4 Chines LA place to the 8d ay. oars, & pleture: for which a Tibe reward will be paid by M/VERPLATSE, 4 Clinton 1h, PAINTS ft OrOry ple nea OnT—On Bat iy's gold serpentine earrin| Livittcora ta's hitsble reward wilt ou pe rviarai 0 89 Jelferson at,, room IPOS. T. POPE & BKO. PIG IRON AND ALL MRTALS, 392 Pearl #t,, near Beekman, New York, AWADRO: * tickets bought of aNcton HOME Ag tickle Bought of diame Ti Blacher sey up nt nn nace ar Vi ight bay hore ; loft slightly 80; had on ab the jouble truck harness, without bridle. A will be the horse, or giving into Of the same, by the owners, STARLLN Ng 4 Libary thy New Yan uy ee eee ert FURS! Furst A large assortment of furs, far trimmings, &¢., which we offer on & sinall commission, and consequently much leas than furriers' prices, N. B.—Store open every evening during the holidays, BRADBURY BROS., $12 and $14 Bowery. Canta Fr RNITURE, 23,1872, pn ewer: NION ADAMS & CO. Have manufactured, expressly for the present HOLIDAY 6RASON, HOUSE COATS, SMOKING .OKRTS, ROBES DE CHAMBRE, RAILWAY RUGS, TRAVELLING BHAWLS, GILK AND MERINO UNDERWEAR, GLOVES IN EVERY 8TYL! Including BUTTONS, BUTTONERS, AND CLEANERS, REVILLON AND CHASSEUR BRACBS. SILK AND CASHMERE MUFFLERS, LINEN AND SILK HANDKRRCHIEFS WITH INITIALS AND MONOGRAMS, LONDON AND PARIS SLEP-VE BUTTONS, STUDS, AND CHARMS, UMBRELLAS AND CANES, ho, Ae, boy ELRGANT FOR PRESENTS. 6x1 BROADWAY. J 3 MOREE} BROADWAY AND 1TH $T,, ‘Aro selling (n their BLACK SILK DEPARTMENT BONNETS BLACK SATIN FINISH, 2-INCH, AT 62 and $2.5, REGULAR PRICE, $2.50 and $2.75. GOURD CACHEMIRE, %-INCII, AT $2 and $2.2, PONCET CACHKEMIRE, 2-INCH, AT $2.5) and $3. QUINKT'S DRAP DE FRANCE, AT $1.62, $1.7 BELLON’S DRAP DE FRANC and $2. PREVIOUS TO THE HOLIDAYS WE WILL PLACE ALL OF THE ABOVE APPROVED MAKES AT PRICES LOWER THAN BVBR BEFORE OFFERED THIS CITY. ames MoCREERY & ¢ BROADWAY AND 11TH 8T, WILL ovrm On MONDAY, Dec, 23, vor CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF REAL LACE GOODS, COMPRISING: VALENCIENNES COLLARS, SLEEVES, SETS, HAND. KEUCHIEFS, CAPES, AND TIES. ALSO. A LARGE RIETY OF POINT AND COLLARS, SLREVES. FICHUS, BARBS Of) LACK THREAD LAC ES, IN L O LACE VAILA, BC. DIDERED SETS, HAMBU RTIONS, SWISS) AND | Al AND, eek AS ia pyeuay Goons. BLACK GROS GRAIN AND GLACE SILKS, SATINS, BLACK AND COLORED VELVETEENS, &c. We have made such large reduction im the price of the above goods that a comparison with the prices of ‘other houses will demonstrate that we are offering un- usual inducements. BRADBURY PROS. 312 and %11 BOWERY, One door below Bleecker st. RES Goons. Purchasers looking for HOLIDAY PRESENTS IN DRESS AND SUIT MA- TERIALS, Aro respectfully invited to examine onr goods before selecting, as during the present week we ju FIRST-CLASS MATERIALS A LESS THAN IMPORTERS’ PRICES. RADBURY BROS., 312 and Sif BOW! Y, One door below Bleecker at. por THE HOLIDAYS. LADIES’ AND, GENTS" FURNISHING GOODS. COLLARS, ( And every 1 description ‘of taney articies at prices that piace within the reach of every one. BR. A SUITABLE HOLIDAY GIFT ADBU RY BROS., S12 and $14 BOWERY, One door below Bleecker st. _ furs, Noots und Shoes. Bvaod M1 FOUR TN AVE d Munienytts POPULAN PRICES Mouse. _Fornishng, ENDING, AT O'FARRELL'S 00 FionTH AY. __ PAYMENTS Stake WEEKLY Olt MONTHLY. F RNITURE, carpets, and bedaing—The assortinent and the lowest prices for cas Weekly or monthi; nents, at be COWPERTHWAT "8, 185 Chatham ot NEW URNITURE and bedding at great » fice for seven days, at 56 Greenwich ay., opposite Perry at. Biore to reat. peta nearly new, all # A hatiah Brussels aol grain, cheap, ab iid Fulton ste a William WEEKLY, OR MONTHL, .f PAYMENTS = ‘arpets, furniture, bedding, &c.; prices lower than any house 1o'the cit i brary i CUNNINGHAM, 1d 886 Sd av.. Dear 2th ot, rere J: hen s4 NTA OLAUS WiNl continue their great and HOLIDAY Hiker oops, until CHRISTMAS, Acknonteaged ty, 6 Corgeat and Finest Exhibition o@ HOLIDAY GOODS ever seen in this Who are seeking for elegant and recherche i AY GIFTS to pre it to their tl e iT will And at the niet fb liao ide @ choice selection of BLACKING CASFS, t CIGAR HOLDERS, ‘SETS OF STANDARD AUTHORS, DRESSING CASES, NECK TIES, BRONZK STATUETTES, At our usual low prices. SLIPPER PATTERNS, and 8 1 AT $1.25, $1.90, 91.75. | IVORY COMBS AND BRUSHES, OOLD PENS, CLUB SKATES, TRAVELLING BAGS, it and recherche cy (o present (o their lady friends will And at the eatabiiannra uf a cholee selection ot REAL LACE FANS, FINE PORTEMONNAIEs, WORK TABLES, SEAL SKIN SACKS, CANARIES IN CAGES, SILVERWARE, OPERA GLASSE: STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS, FRENCH BONBONNIERES, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS, KID GLOVES, t our usual low prices. OPEN EVENINGS oxrtl CHRISTMAS, th at, and 6tih a SMITiVS oT rb, Latest ngveltiee 1a edlagote: each pattern: Patierne Otted $0 the a Molidxy Goods, Micro LAN FLOM $1 TO $900, A0ALLISTER, OPTICIAN, 4 NASSAU ST. mors AND FANCY G CHEAP AT TH EVERYTHING IN THE TOY LINE OLD STAND. LESS THAN YOU BUY BI ALL T. SAME De WILSON, 7B Bowery, Just above Caial at. NCHOR LINE STEAM Pool, Londonderry. and Q ry Dooked to aud from any railway tain, Ireland, Norway, Sweden many, Hoilan, U Drafts on the Old Country for ap Apply at the Compeng’s oft Denmark, Ger- JLOR QUEENSTOWN AND Liv bepeding x the United States Mails, is Wednesday. MANHATTAN , fan. at'bg A. My Cabin passage, tag ‘$80 currency, Draite ou Bnglana, tr LIVERPOOL ‘ail as follower P.M. ¥ Jan. 410 A.M, OF BROOKLYN, S and each succeeding Saturday or Thureas No. @, North Kiver. RATES OF PASSAGE. CABIN, 87 and 8: ording to accommods- Round trip tickets at low rate AGE, to. oF fr Q Londouderry, London, Bristol, or Cardit, #9 CARPETS, \d Paris, at reduced rates. panases aud general basiness, apply at the For steerage passage at 83 Some | RO ORT. DALE, Agent. to and from " ‘ONDON DIRECT, from Piers 44 and 47, North river. UE bulges AND ay RECO, E, Thoma SWedne Falken? ‘Thombon, W ERIN, Lewes, Rateraay Jaa, ref re. STEAMSHIPS ARE Shit LARGEST IN THK 9 T0106 aire TRe ~Piain and satin w iatdassortment; borderinge! ceut a yard. tely; last week. 29 Lispeaard Sewing Machines, ind very cheap; monthly payments, 16) ‘tale cheap; {a.use on! JOR SALE—A Singer and Wheeler & tewing machine, a& good as new, for $3, 8) Caual top floor, Flosbury Garmeni in reply to M atandiny sultation free, () WEEE bay s splendid Wheeler & Wilson mm TAL caine, Mo woud ab new, 04 Sd ay, near a7th at, first Boor. HOD BENING MACHINES. ments to pareiee, buring for Mf'y, 106 Chambers st. Publications, ME CASE OF IRELAND STATED, ppeniix very Rev. Tb. Burke, O. Pi as rgast's Cromweliian Settlemeat of Ireland, 1amo, c'oth, three 1 Brice $1.3) Trinh ara for plano, Prayer Books. BI hoilday presents WOODHULL & CLAFLIN, 43 Brow Bines and Fiquors, 1QUOM CASES, with look aud key, holidays, zen, Dine ditterent kinda; quors Warranted pure; price, 810.8 caae. COR MUR RY RCO he Public Notices, DECMERMENT, F FINANCE, Bureau of the Receiver of Taxes Court House,'Park, No Chambersat, City of New York, Deceinber, 1st, TO. TAXPAYERS.—Notice {a hereby given. that under the provisions of the statute, an additions ‘one per cent, will be added on the 190 Inst. to Unpaid previous to that date, aud on the Ist « ow in) at the rale of twelve per cent de ‘ajculated from the 7th day uf October, to th of ent ARTIN 1, MAHON, Receiver of Taxes. rn _ Professional Curd TRUTH,—Mme. DESPARD, female physician, Guarantees to remove obstructions from whatever Calise, with or without medicine, at one Interview; Doard'al ace reasonable prices, Her intallibio an be went to any address, Advice Prussian hospital experienc tf ven of ANKLIN, 16) Special ous debility ,ippotenge, akin Po) yap pe Dt ta Penal Tae Avice gratis, ‘one visit suiticicut; @ youre’ Adrive free. fe tickets from Laverngo}. Queenstown, tol, of London, For further information app NLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE, pie General Transatlantic Com id Havre sail every alternate tion Woes at reduced tatea, “Apply at tne GEORGE MACKENZL LL kinds new sewing machines for sale, to rent, oF xchange, sleo, bought and repaired ; good saccade a pany's steamers for ARLES ryt" Wn achine for PEMITTANC rst AN ‘Drafte for £1 and i lowest rates by TAPS —_—— Real Estate, , Auctioneer, will sell at AES ona the? Exchange balesroou!, It Broadwa fenement houses 7th at, between 2d and 3d ay Further particulars at oitive of auctioneer, Pr. Fronde, with an introduction, notes, ond icheeter county near depot, at € blew, Juveniles tn fine bindings for VY, M. HAVERTY, Publisher, 5 Berclay at, W DULL & CLAFLIN'S WEERLY mbehell ready; more evidence Beech dal; graphic sketches of the Sght, Mra. Woodhull's ston ‘speech suppressed by Goy. Claflin; $7 per 10; new euitlon November: #4, gumbsr, revised ely to Rewsien) the Beecher article entire, $1) per one P 0,0 JON BERNLAN, to insure week Only at st location on Loug a 3.000. 000 deeielemmeniais pea ubeeceea at for Sale and to OMS to let G.CRAMOND, 0eRe MATIN, Lesivay, month; 2, 3, 5, Weat ath st, f fore in new houses, with vements. to rent cheay. s of housekeeper, hr, FOA, 431 Raat lui! second floor, rear, ests and Probisions, ugh buteber to take H that read this Musical Instruments, FAUTIEU IL PANG for $100; a Steinway plano 7 ene, Overstrung bass every neal rosdwey. satully perman ured. Ci perfe (dee Web manentiy cured. (x perfect order; ai ano, octave, BrP ta sine en ARAS Pibae) eeseee DVICE snd consultations free.—Dr. COBBETT, 30 Centre at., bear Chainbers, can be consulted on pri- ato diseases, “A practice of 4 years eunbles him! to Husrantee permanent cures or ho Charge AS EERES ARE for ail eee by Die TD) BUN TER: & Bow ence ip curin, sclory priced, $250 ; lustallinents tak Dd. ORGANS FOR HO) eautiful atyles ai 7 beat makers. at low pam, AN "9, 451 Bway, thi ood second hand pianos, BIRR Union tguare Bewnum’y,. HOLtbay Wane, TRA ATTRACTIONS PA rps avo ALOR HEARD, a toa g ee, ond ber wonderful vate Troupe, day and evening, 1 leat w 19 ON the ERMAL oH SAM tn Set tort AN ANNON ACT. Usnum AND MERA TAK OF KAN Witte * i) houre from 1i A.M, ly 10 P. MBER ELEPHANTS, oragar es coat PROIMENS OF THE NIM MUSKUM OF THE EN x 12h AUTOMAT: = Livine comsos Ear ae! 8, loys > cHRris TAREE HURPODHONK M APORMANCRS, ands $798 Which occasion the doors will be ‘open from > dy OX OFFICE OPEN SIX DAYS IN ADVANCI WAEMACK ‘s. Proprictorand Manager. ETT SOE MT RPSTER WALLACE, WII! appent in another oi his great characters, . rang thia teat of Mr, F SOnW eh GILBERT THIS GATURD AY t AMEN ocean O% BNSHLY Cc RELY BU Cc sro, Lond BUNDREARY'S Beceutris BROTHER SAM! In the comedy, in three acta, of the same titi, writtag or iim by donn Oxentord, Bag. oF Lo BATURDAT. Dee ee ati gee Des sot ei AT ye piven of Ane r Mra. OHN BERTON. | Phearance of S THEATRE. | HENRY DUNBAR Radwin Booth Proprictor and Tok ehvavening diriig’ tie ‘week and SATORDAT MATINEE att, will be presented, for the first time at ‘this theatre, ne PENI ‘iraina, entitled sUNU with Mr. LLACK 1 character of Heory Dua = he L pot! ik Saal Tn active. preparation. si London, aucee OPM ATLMOnOUGH' wed AMOS CLARK aud which will shortly be prod aved. me GER USER POE seasce ana Manager “ROUND THE CLOCK,’ The great local seni onanh HoLibAay ADDITIONS, FCN ig 8 Rew pantomimic scene, entitled, FIVE MINUTES WITH HUMPTY DUMPTY CHRISTMAS DAY at HALF-PAST ONE, Special Matinee of ROUND THE CLOCK, PRICES AS USUAL. ATH AVENUE THEATRE. ©) Sole Lessee and Manager... Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY. MONDAY, DEC. 2h AND EVERY NIGHT, the new London Holiday Comedy, NEW YEAR'S EVE; Or, FALSE SHAME, SPECIAL MATINRE—CHRISTMAS DAY at half eof NEW YEAR'S EVE.” KEGULAR MATL turday next, VIBLO'S GARDE: XIBLU'S 0 ERY EB Isto THE GREAT BENSATION OF THE SEASON, MAGNIFICENT SCENERY, COSTEMES, EFFE CEN 8 FECTS A ORPS DE BALLET. ATTRAC VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. ASUKPRISE AND DELIGHT IN EVERY ACT General Adin ; One Doll Family circie (entrance on Crosby at... Fifty cen BATURDAY MATINEE AT HALF-PAST ON. HOLIDAY MATINEE CuniSiM As DAY. MON SQUARE THEATR Decrmapen st tb beg A WEEK OF OLD Con EDY, P VON RSM EANCH, O* Chrtatinae Saday and Thursday eveninzs, SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL, Friday and Saturtay, MONEY. In preparation, Mr. itrongbam’'s drama, ATHERLEY COURT. OUXMES AIMEE OPERA BoURrR VERY EVENING and SATURDAY M sweat of Opera Boutfes, Si Ab HECOUGS NEW OPERA ROLE re LES CENT VIERGE ERA ROOT Cy with Mile, AIMEE, HONELLI, M UTEA every meuiber of the company in th ew Sceaery, Costumes, &e CHRISTMAS DAY A GRAND MATINEE. LES CENT VIEKGES, LES CENT VIERGRS, Seats securedat the Theatre, and ii¢ and 71 Broadway” mo ASTOR'S 0 SE, Howe ite GRAN NA TREES STE a WEE TUESDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY, and SATURDAY, ‘A new grand Christmas pantomime, HUMPTY DUMPTY IN THE BOWERY Ten new atars, La Verde Children, Will C, inrton, Bob Batler, ‘Mathews, John Fostér, Belle Celeste, 1e Kainforth, Y PASTOR AND HIS IMMENSE TROUPE. Ladies adinittted free on Friday eve ings. 614 BROADWAY. F, JOSH HART. H Lessee aud Mauager Firat week OF thie wrest Biigliah Clown, First week of ug ‘Wire Waiker and Top Spinner, PROF, BUSHNELL. ‘The new pantomime, DING-DONG BELL. Matinees Wednesday and Si W oops ME A BURLESQTE IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS. Delehanty and Hengler and Sheridan and Mack JACOB SHOWLES and his Comte TRICK MULES Also, the great BURLESQUE TROUPE will apo ery Afternoon at? and Every Evening aa PALACE OF TRUTH. | BADESIS THE WOOD Sings ) MINSTREL ST.JAMEST RE.COW. STHST. AND BWAY BMRCH, WAMHOLD & BACKUSS BAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS APPEAR RVERY EVENING AT &. MATINEE CHRISTMAS AT 24 P.M Bowe ReRATE Hiner a HERNE THE HUNTER. Preceded by the come ty of the BONNIE FISH WIFE. Bee ANT'S OPERA HOUSE, 2D 8T 244 st. and Sth ay,, near Booth's Theatre ia nt Saturday Matine ‘Fhe Exselsior Troupe in a new programine PRRCARETHS LFTs Y¥ LECTURES. PEINWAY HALL, MONDAY EVENING, Dec, 23, the celebrated English Scientia Prof. J. H. PEPPER, Director of the London Koya! Subject" Burning to Death {ustrated by numerous startling experiueuis aever before exuinited in Americ lckets, Sc; reserved seats, $1—at Schirmer's, We Mercantile Library desk, aud at'the Ha EINWAY & SONS STE Ae fP ONG venroar prasos First of the Graid Gold Medals of Honor, WORLD'S FAIR, PARIS, 1807 LONDON, 1862 PIANO BV ERY WORKING HOUIE TEN PIANOS EVERY RVERY PLANO WANMANTED Pott FIVE TEAR Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List, mailed free va ‘pplication, WAREROOMS, STEINWAY HALL, 109 atid 111 Bast 14th at, New York. a Mectures, TER. —A lecture and gracd exhibition of 4 the humorous'effects of laughing gus will be givea y Dr. Hasbrouck (late operator at Colton Dental Asso» ciation) at Republican Hall, Broadway and 23d #t, M day evcuing, Dec, 23, at 755 O'clock, to ladies and gent men, Admission 10 cents, pti Astrology, TTENTION! “KNOW THY DESTINY. FOREWARNED 18 FOREARMET GO ro Boise SEA BET. 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