The New York Herald dated December 24, 1871

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| Y WHOLE NO, 12,908. eeerree FOR ADVERTISERS, AmuseMExTsszcoxn Pies Rounk fifth columns, ASTROLOGY—Twerrrn PAGR—Second...

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AMUSEMENTS. c a! ORE. maerid IND <r EROPOLITAN JOMOFRICEL jie THEATRE. -—s B EVENING, December 25 EVERY EVENING, attractions.

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CHRISTMAS EVE. The Greatest Festival of the ' Christian Year. The Season of Joy and Gladness in All Christian Lands,...

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4 "RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE, December 24—Fourth Sunday ! of Advent. (Religious Programme for 'To-Day. HERALD RELIGIOUS...

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making th b: atoadycior ened not the fact, The OUR CITY SUNDAY SCHOOLS are for the most part big voys or combaratt who have

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v NEW YORK HERALD BROADWAY AND ANN STREET, JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR AMUSEMENTS TO-MORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING....

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ht upon the mountains, and that the deed ad not been forgotten. The lesson of this story, myth as it may be, % ps that we...

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TENEMENT HOUSES How a eae the Poor Live. FRIGHTFUL REVELATIONS. Revenues Received from Rottennéss. ‘Where They Are and How

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= ’ FINANCIAL FUNNY MEN. ' Fun in the Gold Room and Stock Exchange. f Christmas Carnival in Broad Street—“‘Money Very...

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TERRIBLE EXPLOSION. Catastrophe at the Metropoli- tan Gas Works. The Purifying House Blown to Atoms—A Wonderful Escape from a

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’ “DRUGS AND DRUGGISTS. How the New Drug Clerk Law Was Carried Out. Seven Hundred Applications for Licenses and Over Twice

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12 Re KEYPORT’S TERROR. , ‘The little town of Keyport, N. J., has had a sensa- tion during the week in the formof an unknown