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THE KLYN DAILY VOL. 33 NO. 302. BROOKLYN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1872. THREE CENTS.

AirnrsrciHiTVT. TBA1MSPORTAT1Q1V. DBY GOODS. MILMSEBr, kc pby coons, c. cloth inc.

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. gANTA OLAUS, MERKY CHRISTMAS, Tbalberg's mosical manuscripts aro to be sold at auction. A woman who tells fortunes from a teacup need not be a sauceress. Tho reading room of the Fifth avenue Hotel is infested with whistler. Mr.

Eoucicault's lines don't geem to fall in pleasant places in this country. Springfield has just been chosen as hit thirty ninth home by a restless Yankee. A single Parisian publisher has brought out 200 yarieties of almanacs for 1873. Edward Jenkins, the author of "Gini's Baby," is lecturing in England. One little Indian of the Apache variety is attending school in Grand Bapids, Mich.

Never laugh at a man with a pug nose you don't know what may turn up. Mr. Aschalgapisoff Honowson edits the Alaska Herald. "Wnrrngton" asks if Froudo is a fraud, or Meline a maligner AJvaTiSEfflBIVTS. CONWAY'S BRQOKTiTN THRATRK I Thebeantlfnl Tbe beautiful romantlo drama, la three sots and a di DUKE'S MOTTO AM HRRR." Captain Henrlde Largardere Mr.

li'ranlc Itoohe Carricltlergus, his friend Mr. M. A. Konnody Hector Peyrylies Mr. Walter Lennox Duchess de Nevers Mrs.

barren tfiauuuu ud uer uaugucor miss laa savory Zillah, a Gipsy Miss Minnie Conway PROLOGUE. Interior of an Inn on the Spanish frontlor. Exterior of Ann. aub rouse or me unatean ae uuylas. (Twenty years are snpposod to elapse.) Gipsy Encampment, sons: and chorus.

Zulah.tho Zlneai Jntetlorof the Posada. Act Moonlight Gardens of the Palace. Act 8 The Regent's Palaco. SATURDAY EVENING, the great romantic drama of Ajyj.y vjr.pjvrv ul rjajnar. ana ine nipn tun WATUrL OAKK THEATRE.

JOHN P. 8MITH Manager. EVERY EVENING DURING TUB WEEK, The beautiful and gifted artist, MIB8 LIZZIE SAFFORD, Jn Stoner's military sensational drama of WOODLK1GH, OR THE SPY Off THE POTOMAC, With new scenery, new properties, and mechanical effect. PARTICULAR NOTICE The manager ie happy to an uuuuiio luuiuci iii Kive uun umuul to tuo BATTLE SCENES AND TABLEAUX In' this splendid drama the celebratod FOURTEENTH REGIMENT OF BROOKLYN. Will appear each evening.

Full particulars in programmes, WOODLEIGH MATINEE SATURDAY. tf LYMPIC THEATRE. FULTON ST. List three night of tbe Qaen of the Lyrio Stage, PR ID AY BVENING, December SO, Bonsfit of MISS APnia rn.ua.ma. au enure 01 programme.

MONDAY December ia, flrtfc appoaranos of the world ronowoed WriKRELL SISTARS, tupported by T. DONNELLY anda bnrlfisntm nnmnt MONDAY, December 21, JHSTER, Tho Man with tha imuung nnnu, anu aliujb, oumnttB. dels 3k OOLBY'S OPED A HOUSE. JO HO OLE and W. HAWXHUB8T Manairen, G.

W. H. of Amnsnmonts. Every night throng tbe PEOPLE'S FAMILY RESORT. First appearance of air.

pimnv Decided Success of Mr. G. W. H. GRIFFIN'S new piece, EverythinjE nevf, faultless and spicy.

Splendid Singing and auegualled Oomedy. G' Tii OrUBn, Archy Hughes, John Do Ange. lis, the Great Bernardo, and a splondid Musical Oorpj, Matinee on CHRISTMAS, and everv SATURDAY at ax p. m. Novelties In active preparation.

ON EXHIBITION, FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY. U.U1U HOPFIH'S Great Historical Model of WINDSOR A.STLE, At the rooms of CHANDLER BROTHERS, Art Building, 172 Montague street. de712t ADMITTANCE. 25 CENTS. TABLEAUX, LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT For the Benefit of the.

SUNDAY SCHOOL OF ST. MARK'S CHURCH, Will be held at the BROOKLYN LYOBUM, On THURSDAY, December 19, 1872, at 8 o'clock. Tickets, adults, cents ohtldren, 25 cents. 2t De Ka'b ay. cars nass tho door.

SPECIAL KOT10E OF A DELIGHTFUL KNTERTAINMENT lfOR A VERY WORTHY CHARITY The yonng ladies of the Clinton avenue Oon Budington'a), constituting the ZES ANA SOCIETY of tbat church, will give an enter uiiuujeui. in me vuapei or tne AUUljem auaukhv, vj corner of St. James place, on THURSDAY RVENING, the 19th at 8 o'clock. The obieot is to raise funds to meet the salary of their Lady Mission ary laboring in behalf of heathen women of the Zenanas in India. The entertainment will consist of an "Illustrated Ballad," the delightful story of "Cinderella" as performed by the little folks, the faroe of "The Silent Woman," and a representation of Statuary.

In addition there will be vocal and Instrumental music, Miss BURT and ether kind friends having volunteered their services. The young ladies make an urgent appeal to the pnblio for Bupport in this attempt to raise tho means needed, aud Sromlso an entertaining and morry ovoning. Admission I cents. Tickets may be procured from the young ladles of the Society, and at the Adelphi Academy during tho week and on the evening. del4 4tSTu WITh T.

MAKK'S TABLEAUX ENTERTAINMENT. Washington Concord. THURfiDA KVENING, December 19, at 8oclook. Miss Sophie Stothnrd, Soprano; Mr. F.

L. Dallon, Baritone. Headings by Mr. Robert Anderson, Mr. Henry 0.

DeMille. Tickets RO cents. Children 25 cents. del8 2t TWENTY THIKD KKUIMSNT K. G.

BAND furnishes muBic for all ocoasions, at the shortest notioe. Special attention glvon to receptions, private Sartiea, weadioRs. with any number of mnsieiaas, 'rdersby mail will be promptly attended to, L. OON TKRNO, Leader. 4X9 Gold at.

de2 Sm" gBOOKXYN BIDUSG ACADEMY, KOS. 47M76 PACIFIC ST, Between Nevius and Powers stB, The nnderaigned has the honor to announce that his ARENA (newly decorated) is open for Indies' and Gentlemen's Riding Lessons and Music Riding every FRIDAY KVENING, at 8 o'clock, during the Winter season. Exercise Riding every edaeaday and Saturday evening, from 8 to 9 o'clock. Mrs, WALTER will bo in attendance on ladies, Well trained ladles and gentlemen's saddle horses always on hand, for bale, to hire, or exchange. For circulars, containing tornia, rales, please call at tho office.

Horaea taken in hnwd with nrlvltstyo. nf thn nci nf rlnm at $80 per month. Ilurses can also be acoominodated witli uox siaiis. M. ADOLPU BU30H, Biding Master.

no9 6mSTuJtTh WM. WALTER, Proprietor. SKATING LAKE. SEASON 1873 8. The Proprietors, having finished the Improvements on the Lake are now ready to arninh tlokets as follows Gent's tickets 7 for $1.00 LadleB' and Children 10 for $1 00 Boys under IV.

10 for $1,00 Single admission 35 Signals displayed on skating days. lag at railroad office at Fulton Ferry. Red ball at Sawyer's Rooms, Fulton, cor, Jay st Flag at BoUoo'b hardware store. Fulton, opposite Flat bnsh av. Also, in the windows of Fulton, Gates, and Nos trand av cars.

Tickets cau. be obtained at Niobola'a house furnishing store, corner of Fulton aad Pineapple sts, and Bolton's, Fulton, opposite Flatbush av; also at offioe of the Lake. During tbe season a variety of entertainments, unsurpassed for novelty, will be presented to the pnblio. On good skating days a band of musio will be la attendance afternoon and evening. "WEED DECKER, Proprietors.

M. Chichester. Manairer. no30 tt ftlHE CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS, No. 323 WASHINGTON ST, Adjoining the Post Office, concfuts, lectures, fairs, public MKETINUB, BALLS AND SOIREES.

The hall bai a spaclouB dimension of 100x80 feot, and la provided with comfortable galleries, ladies1 and gentlemen a reception, supper, dressing, teilet and retiring rooms. It Is centrally located, and is the finest public hall In Brooklyn. wFM.ayiTintfinlonAa8 t0 ternB c. apply at the hall, No. 323 Washington IJli It A.

R. SAM ELLS, Proprietor. NEW YORK AMUSEffiEjffTS OLYMPIC. MLLE. AIMEE And tho AIM BE PARISIAN OPKRA BOUFFB.

Houses filled with fashionable audiences niKhtly attest iuissiieui penormanee. The Operas for tho remainder of tho weok will bo follows: THURSDAY EVENING T.A BF.LLE HBLBNB FRIDAY EVBN1NG I.E PETIT FAUST, For the first time In New York by this company. GRAND AIMEE MATLN'KI'. ON SATURDAY I.ABT TIME OP l.A liULLK HRI.KNE MONDAY EVENING! Tha newest of Opera IluntVcs tho Parisian Sensation. "LES CENT vi; Thin i Soats secured at Theatre and 114 and 701 Broadway.

A THENEUM. 685 RROADWAY, (Onnosito Motrnnolitan fTntoll Alanagc W. BUTLER rjt'rjrttflu. uecembor la. ENTIRE CHANCE OF COMPANY.

ENTIRE CHANCE OF COMPANY. ENTIRE OHANCF OF rttlMPA KV KNTIRK CHANGE Of COMPANY. opiKumu jiii or novotttes win be produced. THK GREAT ABBOTT TROOPE of Pantotnlmists. sixteen in number.

THE THREE HUNCHBACKS. The treat Leo Leo Sensational Act. GEORGE LEOPOLO and his wonderful pnpil LEO. i.liivf. hClIOOLCRAFT, LUKE SCHOOLCRAFT, GI' ORGE II.

COES, EVERY EVENING1 Matinoes Weonesday and Saturday Afternoons. roeo'" no" 3 active preparation, wit iitinaajs. doiltt UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK.

V4VV i. M' A M. PALMER iM.nL siua at a. Positively tho last week of A MIoS AGNES E'l'HHL'S ENGAGEMENT And of Mrdnu's great play AGNES. KiitAy KVP.NING December 20.

benefit of MISS 'X "10 LAST MATINKE lilLFTH AVENUE THEATRE. TURSDAY KVENING. Decembfir 17. 17! hrt iiih." uocom A BOLD STROKE FOR A HUSBAND MATINEE ATI) 1 AY. December 21 at ltls 'p M.

WALLACK'S. Proprietor and ManKor Mr. LESTER WALLAOK LAST FIVE NIGHTS AND LAST MATINEE OF DUNDREARY cut.bi.tuence of tbe production ol pntnonnced by the entire London press as fuly ooual If SATURDAY MGHT. 21st. BROTHER SAM.

TONY PASTOR'S OPJSKA HOTTSE. FIVE NpW STARS AND A NEW DRAMA now local drama by Mr. Henry Mason, called KSCAPED FROM BLACKWEr.L'S ISLAND TONY PASTOR AND ALL THK FAVORITKS. MATINEES TUESDAY and SATURDAY. Ladies admitted free on Fridays.

Eitra Notice At next Saturday's Matinee, Mr. Pastor present to Malady patrons several splendid Sewing Machines. gARNUM'S GREAT HIPPODROME. MUSEUM, MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS. UNPRKCBUKSiTED SUCCESS Of THE BEAUTIFUL PARISIAN EQUESTRIRNNE, MADAM DOOKKILb, MADAME DOCKRILL, whose astonishing I eata of (race and daring are now ellolt "uuderaenl and admiration nf JJUaiK.HE AUDIHNCRS AT EACH EXHIBITION.

Iho eitraordlnary oenius and aglUty exhibited by the eaua sroiBsane oiown. ilONB. J. KBNBBBI oioites tne utmost merriment, a. bis oyary appeorano.

PROLOSQBD AND RAPTL oUS APPLATJSB. lamousIVsnchperformlnihone.lu his oolebratod d'ookrKl CLOSING DAYS OF D'aTKLIE. Of RAM WILD BKASTS. VOUB LIVING GIRAFFES, the most oostly ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTION ON TBF. MUSEUM OF LIFE SIZK AUTOMATA LIVING CURIOSITIES.

DWARFS, GIANTS, ALBINOS. Open daily from 11 A. M. 10 P. M.

Hlppodromo par. lonnancos promptly at2 and 8 o'clock. Sofa Scata and Ousbioned Arm Chairs secured six days advanco. DAY EXHIBITIONS LESS CROWDED. rehearsal, an Amusipg Pantumlme for the Holidays.

I'LAIKVU i'Aiyrs. LAIRVOiAUT THE DISTINGOISH eo MADAM DE DORK, from Paris, will tell past, pres. 'ostand stnlen goods reooyerod gK gi0lh6r "eparated; absent friends; luoky Ladles, 6fl cents to 1 gente, 81 to Jj Fnn.iJi 628 mt" betiwii St, Felix st. tt reene place. dels fit' UtAIRVOYAXT WOK CLIFFORD, thn greatest i.lfi'ir1 auii bunef Clairvoyant and WoShotess; ffii I' oonsuW jn SJrf Ad generally; rapor, sul ed u.

eas have old road road 9J This TRAVEL, TBAHSPOBTAHOM, Steamships. rjUSP LINE THE BRITISH AND SilP? hKTH KRIOAN ROYAL MAIL 8TBAM. Harbor Liverpool, calling at Cork r. FROM NEW YORK. Calabria Deo.

18 Wei 25 JaJa Vwiu 16 ".73 Jin.W No steerage passongcrs taken on this voyage from Now'fork and SATUBDAY OF PASSAOH Cabin, age, 8100. and SIM gold, according to nocommo. hi5 if lB' 'oU additional. Return tickets on favorable terms. Stuerage, SS0, ourrenoy trom W'erpooi and Queonstown, and aU parta of Europe, at lowest rates.

Through bSis of lading given for Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwefp, aud other ports on the Ooutloont and for Mediterranean port Maow iaM lyTuThAS OBAN. FRANOKLYN. Agent UMTED STATES MAIL LLNH SXJSAM to Quecnstown and Liverpool. u1i.n.uo everv Wednesday. WlVrO Wednesday.

Deo. 35. WlbCOHSLV Wednesday, Jau. 1. From Pier 48.

North River. Onbln passage. 8S0 gold steerage, currency. Propald tickets, $30 eurronoy. 1 assengers booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway and Sweden, etc.

Drafta on Ireland, England. Pranoe and Germany, at lowest rates. Annlyto "i trance WILLIAMS A finrow QonH. P'" E. H.

PUFFER, 20 Court XT OKTH GERMAN LLOYD SJ.EAMSHIP I Xjl COMPANY. uo oioamomp wissjH, Captain W. WUHgerodo, will SATURDAY. Dec. 21, BREMEN PIER, FOOT OF THIRD ST, KOBOKLEN, JO tlO fflll OWPil hv thtt KlADniariln Ti fffWOrttrT lr, HA.TURDA.Y.

Deo. A A a a a in soid or Its oquivaleut in eurrener. rirstuaDin AWO Decunouaoin 7i wr HlSV." 0 umiui ur vassage, apply to tJHLRIOHS A 2 Buwllnir Ornou. V. Y.

THK OBNERAL TRANSATT.ANTin (nCIItril bw y.rk and The Bnlenr1.il nn t.iA i al. PnnflBan. 7 "ii laiui.Mj iww lur tup iWo rivr no. du, norta as loi VILLR DE PARIS, Sarment Satnrdav. Nov ST.

UURECT. Lemaire.j Saturday, Deo. 38 paooajo iu oiu iiaciuaing wine; to urit t. Jfirst 8J135I Saoond cabin 75 ElCBMlon tiolifttn ntrarliinurl TheflB Steamnrs Hr, nut. omm itnaMoa AlllOrican t.r.vn1nrit irnlnirfAn rnfn i.

tinent of Kurope, by Taking the steamers of this line, avoid both transit by EnglfBh railway and the discomforts of arousing the beside an Ting time, trouble and expense. QEOUGK McKRNZIE, Agent. jctgom no. riroanway, n. STAR LINK.

THE U. S. MAIX BETWEHIf NEW AND FUXL POWERED STEAMSHfPfl. REPUBLIO. ALT IO, OELTIO.

GERMANIC, BRPTANNIO, ADRlATlb, ATLANTIC wi.vroai?! caumg aouorH uaroor each war. From Uiq White Star Doofc, Pavonla erry, Jeney City. Pasienger accommodations (for all olasses) unrivalled, vumummK HAD KiY. orEED AND COMFORT. rniduhlp sootiion, where least motion is felt.

Surgeons and stewardesses accompany these steamers. B.A.TES Sftlcion. ft SO trcCl NlnorArrn An Ani.nj.. Those wishing to send for friends from the Old Gauntry) it i inaia, aasiraiia, uaina, tco. ForinsD9CtIon of nlana nfl nthnr Infnmi.tntt annIB uuuiwu uuivvti lm.

iv uroouway, wow orsu J. a.flraHS.a. Annt. a f. Zt aaiJ moin, Agent, is uourt si.

ri' si moniague si, uroouyn. "B'iKAij'TS UN lltJiiljANit. rUKKJuN EXCHANGE OFFICE, oo oyum ax, atavt Passncre to and from T.rvKRPnm. awt nupwwcTnTOM By regular mail stoamers and packets. tin I fi nimmirrA tlrlrafn in nlnacnha nU.l.aJ n.DULuB vu Kui luou iiiHuua i rum lag wa uoun try, at reduced rnteB, from London, Liverpool, Queens town or Bnliaat, by maii steamers and sailing packets; Tt Pitt I'PT A t.

Part ot Great Britain and Ireland, alftn n.Mtl.KIa sVt ot Greai Britain and 1 inland. out tho Continent of Rurnno. Issnod Rt invrnat. ra nr. J.

ayu. mverpooi, ana aiessrs. rres at BuuiT attu riKlts ft ap57 lyTuThAS 86 South st. New York. IN MAN LINE FOR OUEKNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL nSP "PPoluted to sail as follows: CITY OF MONTREAL rw In.

1 1 CITY OE ANTWERP irw i.i f. 53 SIS? RE Saturday Dei. li a P.M. city a.J4S in c.8tlCG0BdifiB3anrdayand Thursday, Irom lier KATES OF PASSAGE: FkstOabln $75 gold. rmi 1 uvreuuueu rates.

riCkOtS Can OO DOUffht hnrA Mt. mnrl.l4 Kb na. sons wlsblnR to send fortnelr frlendB. Pnr fnrlhor (nfnrmnMnn annltt 1 VELt 10 Vi and'MoDOiVOUG'H 11 and 18 Hamilton av, Brooklyn. I Brocijnofffcfloponnntil9P, M.

jyl tf A NCHOJR LIWE. Kipress Passenspr Stesmer sail every Saturday, at noon, PaSSeni7erB booked' and inrvwnrAaA. in.nrl rrni .11 xyii jtoj iu xincam, ireiana, uennany. norway, bweaen. nr DnnmArb.

tnH Amnna. jn. vwv wumuii, no rjiigr uvutji ruULO or 1WO. "Rrilm Now Vnrlr Saturday. Dec.

21 CALIFORNIA R(i 5S; 11 Saturday, Deo. 28 AUSTRALIA. Jan. 18. gatorday, Jan.

4 JTORIA Saturday Jan 26 Satnrday, Jan. 11 HUROPa Saturday. Feb 1 aatnroay, jan.18 ANGLIA Saturday, Feb, a PaSSBiTft rmvftiSlfi In nnrntnr ToGlaegow, Liverpool, or Londonderry: umuiub, isoo uuu 00. nzcursion nonets, sun. Intermediate, $35; Steerage $30.

CertJf3en.tea nt lOWenf mttl rn.n Via hnntrU. Kb tKunt.k. ayyijr ai, vim vuuiuany umoe5L0. DOWIiniT UreeiL HKNrtRRSON BROTHERS. AaentlT OriAftn rnrrnnfa.

If TJ WtVc TJ 4 ROOMB, 869 Fnlton st Brooklyn. Court bU A. ap5iy RATIONAL LINE. Stoamers weekly to and from Liverpool and Qneenstotm. iJwarijjK wuooHaixjwn every 1 leaving new irorK every SATURDAY, Cabin DasSase to Liveroool nr OnnAnRtnam.

nA Tt 'wejcy stei rage passage to IJverpeol or Queenstovrn, iiuui xsivvrpvoi, vneenstown, ijondotideryy, Glaa 1NY OTHEElYS01 London' HBAPEE THAN BY rnxtner information apply to D. S. QUIMBY, 201 BroaoaV.vV" UJSM TVin KtATTiBi nf tM linn km THU" I.ADn IV On IV mmn STATES AND ROYAL MAILS FOR HAVANA ANT) MARHATT tv imt inn.ro Alt STEAMSHIP OOMPANY. salllni iter. forlnlVhi on TinjRSOAY, at 3 o'clock, P.

M. precisely from Pier No. 4. North River. CRESCENT CITY, Capt.

T. S. Curtis Deo 12 MORRO CASTLE. Oant. T.

H. 36 OYESOFNT CITY, Capt, T. B. 9 unisu. iaooago, aunty wi A iSrMnnir i JjSTty No.

Bowline Y. Steamboats. yARRAGANSETT STEAMSHIP CO. FALL, RIVER LINE. FOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER, Drill fRllTlHss AwnrtM4A1l UsT From tor North Riier, foot of Murray sf, Too world renowned steamers.

Capt. A. G. 8IMMOM1), Capt. B.

M. SIMMONS. The mast dlrent rnnta tr. T.nnlnn Mlrfll. Til mouth, New Bedford, Martha's Vineyard, Nantnoket, and Also, through tlckots to Farmingham, Fftohburg, Lowolli Plymouth, tho rtw.H,r..

ra ror riCKDts Inn mnm, 041 Jroa.iway, cornoror Twonty. third it, Dodd'i F.TprcsB;Omccs, 914 Broadway, N. and Court st, Brooklyn, or at the office the Plor. TT tr. tiAuun, oanorlntendnnt.

H. H. MAKtlAM.Goneral Freight Agent. jolo STONINGTON LINE, FOR BOSTON AND PROVIDENCE. ihoPiew and EleaantSldewhetfl Steamers.

akii NAn A.a8!ff.' fr. Ospt. RAY ALLEN iuui uuj ivoriu Mivor, at 1'. daily. ARRIVING IN BOSTON AHEAD OF ALL OTHER tni.i.

"eM way, cSer of Now Poarl.t, 7 Broadway, corner of Toot .1 I corner of Thirty hfthst, Now York, and S37 Washington Frtight alnajs ibI ow ai nny other line. D. ABOOCK. Prasldont Stoiiinstton Steamboat Co. mHE GREAT SOUTHEKN FREIGHT FOR Aiyir iiaan.iviili.it Jj1h.

8. THE FLORIDA PORTS TRI WEBKLY LINE. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. Sailing from Plor 29, North River, at 3 P. al Ickivood, Tnos, Doc 11.

OroweU, Thurs, Doc. 19. MANHATTAN, Oant. M. 8.

Woodhull, Saturday, Dee, 31 hi nan a. us loaueu. CUDerlOr Bccommnitjitfiin, tn, Jjlto tlokets and bills of ldinE iBnod la c'onneollin with ponth. Carflina Kallroad. to all polnu South and bOUtUWOBt.

and mnr tho Vn.lhu.L. T.ll 'Hftof tbo Oher.iw and Darling Florida porta. Insnr. uopa.ioiwrad froe i.nffi. "i 'uuiatf inmisnea ana sifrned at tboofflco.

Local pasaenirors and freight omen. No. In 'Y R. MOkfiAN For thronnh frftltrhttjirH, i. gjga0? ttronh freiKht, apply to BBNTEY D.

0ener1 Amm, Great Sonthera Freight Lino. Broadway, corner Thomas at, N. T. rnhlSly Railroads. ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

an i. tireenport Mall. and Looust Valley Way. 120 P. Jamaica Accommodation.

oui 01., Kivornead.SaB Harbor and Loonst Valley Ex iw i At Greonnort Saturdays). Northoort and Looust Valley Kinross. 519 Hempsteadand Eockawav ExnrS. Hortbport Way. All trains connept Mlnoola with nempstead.

and at Jamaica withJCast New York. nnU ITS11 KAILROAD OF NEW JER. itfSlrBtSS with South' BrflJJoti B. Junction nlth the DiImim SStWSf WeatomBaUrol: at Fhllltpsburg trttli direct line to Pittsburg and the West, without toCentrai Pnnnu vl ii d. UI ALLETTOWN LINK TO THE WEST WINTER ARRANGBIIENt; Deo8mbM M.

Leave New York A. M. Way train for Somerville. A M. For lHaniiniilnn Mauch Chunk, Wllrre: M.hino, City Mt' Carmel, Haileton, Tnnkhannock, Towands, WiSerly to through can to WilUauispors.

Danville Oon noota at Junction with Db1 Laek. 4 West. A. Mubhiho EXPBK63, dally (except Sunday!) Bastnn. Ailentnwn.

frrrtBhn. at Somervillo for Flemlngton at Easton fox MwToh Waverlyfio! 10 15 A.M. Way train WW train for Somorvillo. 19. GAP.

Mauch Chunk. MnS P. M. For Rkntnn. All.nfy.n D.

a. Connects at Junction with and West R.aT' P. MjFor Somervlilo and Flemiugton. r. ra.

Jior Domerviiic. 5:16 P. M. Foc Plalofield. 5:80 P.

M. BVKNlMn Rxpnvun. HJ n. lehem, Allentown, Reading, Hrelnburg, IMttabar'a Obi" cagoanrt Olnalnnitl. ana 0:40 1 ror Boraemiie, .90 1.

(Kmicrant) for Baiton. ranonr. m. ror nainnoin. 11.

11... York, and at tho crinclpal iotela and Uokitoflooi newr oric city. B.B.K1UK.KB. oupenntendentand Eng. H.

Bald wot, (jeneraJ Pauenget Agat. aa3 Jj For Eliznboth at 8:00, 7KW. 7:15, 8:00, 8:45 3 (W SJO 11:00. 11:45, A. Sra 1:00, 4:15, 6:00, 6:15 l's: 6 6 46, 7 :3 1, 8:10.

10 :0 ft :06, m' Ttcketa or the Wost can hn nht.atn.rt Jt and Paid John John Isaao above and 13 Jt Are JJ We with onr end aualit, mhl A CADEMY OF MUSIC. MR. LESTER WALLAOK, MR. LESTER WALLAOK, Supported by members of the Oompany of WALLACE'S THEATRE, Will have tho honorto appear in Brooklyn on CHRISTMAS NIGHT, Wednesday, Dtcembor 25. Box bonk now open.

del8 fit CADEMY OF MUSIC. SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21, 1872. COMPLIMENTARY GYMNASTIC AND PANTOMIMIC ENTERTAINMENT TO AVON 0. BURNHAM. By the lady and gentlemen members of his class.

NEW POSTURES. NEW PANTOMIMES. ifeSKRVED SEATS AT J. T. BOLLES'S, No.

mt FULTON STREET. do7 1 A OADEMY OF MUSIC. NE1LSON, ra. MISS If ILSON in BROOKLYN. Tt wk Nirrniro nur Mr.

Booth respectfully aunounces the'first appearanoo of Miss Neilson in Brooklyn in two of her celebrated roles MONDAY EVENING, December 23, In Shaksoearo's grand tragedy. r6mr.O and JULIET, XUitSDAY isvifijvmu. Deoemhor 1W, An PA1IT.TTCW. In Lord Lytton's beauliful play, THU LADY OF LYONS, upporteo oy MR. J0SKPH WHKF.I.OCK As ROMEO nr.AiinK rtkt.notte.

ank a complete cast from Mr. Booth's prosent Dramatic Company. of her prior engagements, this will be the only appearauco of Miss Ncilsou in Brooklyn this season. The Box Sheet will ho open on Wednesday morning at me auauaniy or waste, wuen seals may oe secureu. 7t JLECTCIIEM.

OEMINISCENCES OF SLAVERY JLI AND ANTI S1.AVKBY." A Now Lecture hy FRUD. DOUGLASS. TO NIGHT, December li, AT PLYMOUTH CHUROII. YSEMI1'B xuo miru uuu lasr lecture, Dy the Rov. J.

CLEMENT FRENCH, ON HIS EXPERIENCES IN CALIFORNIA, Will bo given In WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN OHUBOH, Corner First place and Clinton at. On THURSDAY RVHtjTNn nnn.mKa. 10 Tho hiv rroAn. hlir ivftfArF.lli Kl bo IllllStrntpd hT nnrnRmn, BlrMKhaa nnnlii. Commencing at 8 o'clock precisely.

Admission, as usual By order of. the Committee. 2t FEED. DOUGLASS wilt. lECTtinr.

AT PLYMOUTH OHURCH, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Come early and get good seats. Tickets ONLY 60 cents each. "OKOOKLYN TABEttNAOLE. MR.

DE CORDOVA Will deliver his new and very HUMOROUS LBCTURK ON THE AFRICAN LIVINGSTONE AND STANLEY, MONDAY EVENING, December 23, At 8 o'clock. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS atBr'J'ES'SA 244 Fulton St. ROSE'S, 124 Atlantic av, andat the TABERNACLE on luBe.Bjjjusui ine cciure. 0eI4 st AI(D HEAR LECTTJKE BY TUIS tTHURSUAY) EVENING, At 8 o'clock, AT PLYMOUTH UiUROH. SELA LODGED O.

of GOOD TKMPLARS. Sela Course of Fivo loctnres, Ac. ot ASSOOIATION HALL, Corner of Gallatin place and Fulton st. FIB8T LECTOTiE. OLIVE LOGAN.

Decemberia. ouujuuw Diiocessrui SECOND. MB. DE CORDOVA January IB. THIHD.

Rev. DB. CTJYLER January 28. nrt titii llns. ELIZABETHC ADY STANTON February 12.

HUTCHINSON FAMILY February 26. auimu ii cmrp, oo. rteservea seats, atic. COUTRA tifVrt ftl il dl Rit For sale at tho rooms of tho Youug Alou's Ghrlsljan PKOF. TYUDALL WILL GIVE IN BKOOKLYN A COURSE OK SIX LECTURES, ELABORATELY ILLUSTRATED, AT THE AOADFMY OE MUSIC.

On tho "Phenomena of Light, Heat, Spectrum Analysis, EVENINGS OF THE LECTURES: January 4, 7, 10, 14, 17, 20. Tlofceta for the oonrse of six lectures. Admission, 4.0(1. Reserved Seats, 183.00. U.D iiiu.iuuiiio ijiorary, tuontaKue St.

de9 tf iifSTUVGTion. fLABK'S, BRYANT 4 STKATTON BROOKLYN BUSINESS COLLEGE, For young Gentleman, Ladles and Boys, 88 TO 41 COURT STREET. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT. Instruction In bookkeeping, penmanship, arithmetic COmmprnlAJ law. A Knglisb Department Instruction in reading, snnlllnir.

Writlnir. arlthtnAttn. Miwrinh. In Lr. du On the first Honda; in October Erening Classes will be m.

mvuvv urauuues. se.ll iimarnAlh gKOWNE'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, nMr TUlary. Twenty two years established. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT for spocial instrnoUoi In KngHsh Department, for classes In Common Branches. Private leBSpns to ladles, gentlemen, brtcltward boys, 4c.

anT8 ly mpsiCAi iis'rinjjTioiv. ROOKXYN BRAUCH OF THE NEW YOBK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIO, 102, 104 and 106 COURT ST, NEAR STATE, 2'tation of being tho FIRST INSTITUTION of tho kind in tho country. ottrujreuin 1 0.1. it litis continued steadily to Increase, UlaTtaBrciiliVa. tuo nest tarn All hrant hno nr VmiI Tn.ta...l HT monyand Modern Languages are here taught (privately Villi fiaaa y10.

euiinent i rviuanora, ac a price PUPDLS MAY BEGIN AT ANY TIME. Quarter hpirfnn ft nm tlmn nl Qnrm.Hh.na SUBRORIPTION BOOKS open day and evening. deiUiu JT. UBIS'S DAMCING ACADEMY, 391 2nd 893 Fnltoa street. Apposite Oity Hall, will BE wrrii iw.

uiaisei TUESDAY and FRI DAY venings fcrgoutlomen; WEDNESDAY and SAT URDAY afternoons for ladies sad children: TflURS u.Y evenings 1or ladies and gontlomon. Tuition Impart to private schools a nd private nlaasss. Private lessons given at any time not occupied by daises. For furtner i.mwuuiMp umi ur euou iar aircatar. RUST D.

RIVER'S DANCING ACADEMY; 115 State, corner ot Court s.rfl0fc. WILL REOPEN BHPTKMBF.R 10 Adnlt OlasseB TueBday and Frldiv aftfirnanns for LcdlfiB. Efenines for GontlomeD. Ohildrea "VYednosday ntlfl NntfirHV oftalinnnn. HI al iiruuiura mny do nan ac i ice', c(rner of Fulton and Johnson or at L.

H. Mmlth's sea ora A WTHKACITE ANi BITUMIKOUS iS, COALS. LKHIGH, STERLING QANWtr. LOCUST MOUNTAIN, ENGLISH CaSnkE Customers' waeons or carts loaded oy machinery, at rate i.rtLfv I Allot J. COAL DETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES, Uecri nol82mSTuATh Uegraff st.

aud Gowanns Canal. itiuuai IL I V71 TEUMMOND OKRELL COAL. BI1(IWSH HOUSE GOAL delivered to aL I'ur ton or IPs. It is orator doicriptlon of OANN KJj far OPEN A fir nn a CHItBRFUL FLAME moderate n. ia i irtii iir "iiw'iwvodbbs rrom sulphur or UI ecmomicnl and (tnnerates a moist Wh Vv" llrBo10 toportsi.THOs&SDAHOII aonth st, N.

Y. 4fSTu4 1'h WTERLIN CAWNEL COAL, EXCELLENCE FULLY ESTABLISHED. PRICE 18 PER TON. O. D.

WILLITS, General Agent, at wholesale price direct from depot on v. uiiw.uua ocs. ami nrnpzts rjHE STERLING CANNEL COALT Price 818 per ton, delivered to families. For sale by GEORGE MERRYWEATHEB. Rooms 4 aad 6, 6M N.

y. Orders by mall promptly attended to. no7 tf MOltSIiS, CARBIACE8, Ac PROSPECT PARK STABLES, 1 LATBUSH AND ATLANTIC AVS. ElRfi ant rnrriniraa I i "kuih. viu uuraHS, oi U1B latest styles and finish, to let at all honrs, ut the lowestpiying First class hoard and care for horses at rodnced rates.

oneeial Rrmnvprnnntg mail. .1,1. wintering of tholr horses. nThMOThSATu WITTY'S CARRIAGE MdXIIEiP.TnnV lHnfl.DTini larrlaces for unto mH tnt t.o j. r.

the largest assortment in tbo city, quality and' style unsurpassed, and prices 20 por cent, less than New York a "P00'11" rockaways; sortment of second hand coaches and wagons of all kinda carriages taken in mohanon. Also, to lot, lino conohes! anil nh.a.... and ponies amf irf ladies' pk' B. WITTY A 00 e2 lyThSiTa Nevlna st. oor.

ffulto1 TAMES YOUNG. I.C35 and 1,037 ATLANTIC AV. Manufacturer of OAUKIAUKS OF THK BEST QUALITY AND WORKMANSHIP, Also a flno selection of SLEIGHS OF MY OWN MAKE. All work guaranteed. Repairing neatly done, with economical ohargeB, dell 17t JjRAKK CORSA or FINE CARRIAGES.

818 to $11 ATLANTIC AVENUE. Opposite Clermont av. mh4 ly BILLIAUBS. STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABL BILLIARD TABLES. Kvnrythlngpertaining to Billiards at lowest prices.

Illustrated Catalogues aent by mail. H. W. COLLENDKR, apl61ymThSK0ADWAr' NBW BAKI1VO I'BWIIEU. JUCKWHEAT CAKKS.

seasonable delicacy isrnido to perfootion by nstog REDHEAD'S BAKING POWDER. iuu nn.1, Linn IT. ForiaiebyaUgrooaM. Manufactory 120 William ttreet. fal trTnTt.AU I i 1 Tj 10 tho nf of.

817 a i i a CBJ 6 7 with 9 lor neota 13 4 4: o. I 7 New In 10:15, 1:00, 6 KallrooiU. OrTTH SIDE R. it, OF L. I.

VAT. 7, WTTITHin ART7 sk at i r. TKAN8 WILL LEAVE ROOSEVKLT STREET PKRR.1ES na uni.inws. UKAKD 8 :30 A. M.

Mall to Patohoguo. via stags to Pirn 10 00 A. M. Acoommodation to Babjlon. 3:80 P.

M.Bipross to Fatohogut, staia to Piro Pl.nn 4:30 P. M.Acoommodatlon to Patchogno. P. to Babylou. 080 P.

M. Accommodation to Morrlck. Tho and 10 A. M. and 8:80 and i M.

tralasann ncct at Valloy Stream for Far Rockawaf. AH train. neM with Hempstead. WALTER HOMaN. Supt.

7tfEW YOBK. NEW HAVEN AND HART FORD RAILROAD NEW TORK ABD NRW fiyVEN DIVISION WINTER ABRANOMHvr UUMJHJSKOINU NOVEMBER 81,1872. PisssnT.r K.Z tfortj soooud atmat. "iraaoo on TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK Baren, 7:08, 8:08 11:38 A. M.

12 23 Ei ii 11 :38 A. AI 13 91 g. 8:08, ti5, 4:88, 69 'and 8:08 (Ex.) au'd oilo I'or Mtlford anil Rtr.tfnnl. Ot And 11 .90 a 3:65, and 5:39 P. M.

ForF.IrnM.Rmhnnrf w.t.. M.r8 JUT For Snuth OB. lirf(P Q.no nr. JiPWK 'yna pFM Dk1o' 8' 8 :38 A. M.

8 :66, 4 38, 6 :39 and :38 8:08 El 'i 10:03, 11 38 A Alamarnni.i.r nnrf Rn For Grocnwtc.h and tnUrmedlata Stations 7 ob 10:08,11:38 A. lla'fW Sunday Mall Train leaves Grand Central DuDot Fortv second street, New York, at 7:08 P. for fioston via" Springfleld Lino, stopping at New Roouefle, Pot OhStor Btamtord, Sontfi NotwoJk and Bridgoport. aud at 9 10 P. M.j for Boston via Shore Line.

BtODDlnVat aon, and Ryo. CONNECTING TRAINS. For Boston via Sprtafiold. 8:08 A. M.

8:08 and 8 flap For Boston via Shore Line, 13:33. P. 1J I 08 12:28,3. 08 and Fot Newport, R. I.rS :08 A.

M. For Onnner.tl..nt Rlva, RallrnMrf. H.nt nr Greenfield; 3:08 P.M. to Montreal and White lIuuS: Ma SBP if mM Railroad, 8:08 A. For Shorn T.tnn R.lls...

nt. fi.ns A xt P. M. Bolton Express. "aa valley luuuroan, 8:06 A.

and 8:03 For New Haven and Northampton Railroad. 8 ,08 A 3:08 P. M. to Northampton and WlUiam.burgh 2r, New Havon, Middletown and WUllmaiiUo Rail. road (Air Lino), :08 A.

M. and 3 :08 P. M. Blu For Honsatonlo Railroad, 8:08 A. M.

and 8:08 If For Naugatnok Railroad, P. M. an'dJ SS P. M. to Waterbury.

jrorDanbury and Norwalk Railroad, 7.08., 8:08 A. M. 12 :28 and 4 :38 P. M. I WP "allroad, 8:08 A.

and V. Trains, and alio to Sunday Mall Trains on either'llne' :08 P. fi. Trains. Passengera can proonre Tlokets to auy point reaohad over this road ai the Grand Central Depot, corner of Forty aeoond st.

and Fourth av. alio, at the offloei of the New York Transfer Oompany, (Hodd'a Bxpress) No 944 Broadwav. and No. 1 Honrfc Fttnnklvn. h.l..

suitable notioe oan have their baggage called for and checked fcom reildenoe to destination. JUUK T. MOODY, H881y Superintendent N. Y. N.

H. Division. A TTENTION. Xa. UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY, o.

i.vvi 11 1, 1 1 iifiivr ioaa, Atthnanllnltaflnn n. 1 BkTn, the 01 UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY opooed an office at No. 9 finiTPT ST no. Plr nDilntrr roads running thronghont the coo try, reach In the West, northwest, Southwest, tbroujrh to the Pacific coast, China. Our exnress matter I.

tr.n..,nrtArf nn press trains, and our facilities are unsurpassed for tho prompt delivery of all kinds of freight, packages, money, bullion, jewelry and all valuables. Also collect notos drafts and accounts with prompt, aa. All goods taken to Now York free of char go. dell COWFECTIOffEHy, C. "VS7EDDINO RECEPTIONS AND PAR T.T tle9.

Weddlng receptions and parUes famished ontortain. ment. urnamente ol conlecuonery, brides cakes flowers. Ice cream and fancy iceB In great varioty also boned turlcnvn. nnlAd Hiahoo n( oil 1,1 r.uVi de Rusae, mottoes and bon bona.

Reltahte walti n. tiwDr glass and Cbinn, awnings and carpets for sidewalks, Ac, of A THOMPSON, 30 Clinton st, near Fulton. JOBERT G. ANDERSON, CONFECTIONER, No. 262 Fulton st.

and 3 and 4 Clinton at HF.CBPTIONS AND PARTIES Bupplled with every choice variety of CONFECTION ERY, lOB CREAMS, A And furnished entire with SILVER, OH IN 4 0. BRIDAL AND FANOY CARES. KKAM1DS, MOTTOES, GAME, 40. MITSIC AWn tttnwirnq itiTitutont.n Reltablownitni nt ttiA jyll tTu ThiS 4 6J9 FULTON STREET AHU COURT STREET! VOSS'S GREAT CANDY DEPOTS, 429 FULTON STREET, AND 64 COURT. lwys 1 resh C80t for pound.

oontBper pound. iss Vii ao eonia por pouna. SSSWfr 1,1 ft cents per pound. HPCSfeAr1.i?.0&IJ4?fJ ROPS 25 cent Pound. KLBERTN, 811 oents per poind.

CHOCOLATE AND VANILLA OARAMELS, 80 cents nor rkfintiH PURE VANILLA ALMONDS, 30 cents per pound. Anil all ntharOllimirR Iw. .......1 tui; st us lowest prices. MOTTOES AND ICE OREAM FOR PARTIES. ANDIES sold at wholesale prices to Fairs and Festivals.

HENRY VOSS, IiIQVOBS, FOR THE FINEST BRANDIES AND WINES. THK FINEST BRANDIES AND WINKS. FOR THE FINEST BRANDIES AND WINKS Go to W. PAYE'S, 610 Fulton st doI8 lit rjl HEMOST RELIABLE Assortment of OLD AND PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, For medicinal nse, TO BE FOUND IN THIS CITY, T. nr THKODORK.

R. BEACH'S, 160 Fulton It, corner of Hoyt. Ja8 lyTnThAR TjlOR THE FINEST TtRANTillrst AKn wrrrK Toi FOR THE FINEST BRANDIES AND WHISKIES, uAuumisKif jrino jtixaeeoinsiy itlno. Go to W. I.

PAYE'S, Fnlton st. lit rROOKLYN LOAN Trust Funds to loan on real estate, worth fully double. Also, a larjze number of lots for sale near Bed. ford av. and Fnlton St.

DRAKE 4 9 WilloucTubV deI3flt' LL THE FAVORITE INVESTMENT SECURITIES, CITY BONDS. RAILROAD BONDS, BOUGHT AND SOLD. ftlRRTflT.T. TIT.JTBV OO sell lyTnThAS Wali'street, N. Y.

THE BROOKLYN TRUST COMPANY Oorner Court and Joralomou Brooklyn, N. Y. Capital, tSOi.M). DonCSit Bdaoiintu rtWfll.r.. inhilnl tr.

Inler.stalioitodforUia uholo period they may 1. TITPT.TtHTI'n TWTr.r i M.T. RODMAK, Secretary: Attornoy ano uounsel. 1UI2 IjSTiiil 'I'll INtafJRANCb. IMPERIAL FLRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LONDOK.

Established 1803. up capital and accumulated fnnds, Eight Million. uuiiars in iuiu. Office of tbe (Inited Ststss Branch, 40 and 42 Pine Bt, Now York. E.

W. CROWKLL. Rcsldont Manager. Brooklyn Aaonts, eTn TuAThR WILCOjg' mM MECHANICS' FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. BROOKLYN.

OAhH CAPITAL StM.OOO. WITH A LARGE SURPLUS Ofnoea, 217 Montague st, Mechanics' Building, Brooklyn, and 105 Broadway, Now York, DIRECTORS. Hi Bator, Daniel F. Fomald.Abraham Lott, Daniel Ohauiicey, Goo. G.

Hastings. Thomas Sullivan. P. Rolfo, William MarBboll, Jobn Frenoh, Samuel Sloan, Geo. N.

Curtis, Leonard Cooper, Thos. D. Carman, Henry H. Crocker, paTldM.Ohaunccy.Felli Catnnhell. Theo.Polhemns.Jr, Daniel Ayres, Jacob I.

Bergen, Jas. H. Stevansan, Harsey, Wb, B. Nl. ltoISi Wu.

A. Vreoland! LIvingBtonK.MillerJacob Uolo, Vm. Pate, Onrbart, Wm. Boger, Nathan B. Morse, Hosea Webster, Isaao Van Anden, Wm.

D. Veoder, George W. Bergon.Ohas. Iiwrey, I H. B.

Hubbard, N. Smith, KdwinK.ScraDton.Jno J. Saoltman. Sylvester Hondlow.Russol W. Adams.

JOHN H. BAKER, President. DaHTKL Chadmoet, Vico President. Waitub Niohom, Secretary. Assistant Secretary.

nolo ly BTATh IRE INSURANCE. FIRE ASSOOIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE OO. PENNSYLVANIA UNDERWRITERS. FAKMERS' MUTUAL INSURANCE OO.

Representing 86,000,000 Capital. Brooklyn Branch office auuiagun bu rraviog souuivu tueogenoyor rno first class Fire Insurance Companies for this city vlcinUy, I am nowfully prepared to give undoubted and reliable Insurance on all desirable rlska intrusted to this agency, at satisfactory rates. All lossos adjusted and paid promptly at tola nfflce. WM. POLI.BY.

Manager. no281m RANCH OFFIOES OF THE MBTROPOLlTAJf IN8URb.N0BCO. NKW YORK located In Brooklyn at no. ZOO MONT AG UK HI, ana ja2ly J. avu muui nuun nu 87 BROADWAY, B.

D. KJBOOKLYN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. ASSETS, 2,00000 AND ACCUMULATIONS ENOR RARING. NOS. Wl and 832 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, AS 311 MONTAGUE ST, BROOKLYN President, CHRISTIAN W.

BOUOK. Vioo President, WILLIAM H. WaLLAOB. Seorotsiy, Wm. M.

Cora. Consalting Actuary, D. P. Medical Illreetor, DaKriil ATEE8, M. LL.

0. Counsel, AuoueTUi Fobd. feS8 ly dec. 4JAKPETS, CARPETS, are constantly receiving neir and beautiful designs in I VBLTKTS, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRIRS, THREE PLY INGRAINS, ETO. bSTS mRHannr aluH.n.

fn.tha fT.lt tr.rtr. tho greatest caro and discrimination, In order that numerous patrons may have a largo variety to choose lieslde Onr Stock Of nNrm.Hn.rfl vta dflllv raonivn larvn In. OILCLOTHS, MATTINGS, "RUGS, WINDOW SHADES, everything apperlalnlng to a well regulated oarpot warehouse. I of vSA USTcWr bailey BBUi jiKKS, oa. Gee and 667 Fnlton st, opposite Hanover place, ly STnATh 4:38 I on The In RICH LAD Goods 5 ni.u 1tT Bm.

published every ifta 34, And as Fulton street, to oltr subscribers every evening, ai fi per. weok' Parable to tbo carriers, or mailed "torn subscribers at the rate of 49 per annum, Payable in advance. Tax Bbooklan Daili Eagle has a larger circulation nan any other nvon'ng paper published in America. a r.5e Sre fi" bundled tbonsaud peoplo on Long Island, and the KagLE is admittedly the exponent of the local interests of this population. Ab an advertising medium, therefore, the Eagle is unsurpassed.

.1 afforda a larger and more concentrated circulation for the same money than any other paper. RATES FOR ADVERTISING. m.uA a 8UL1 AGATE MEASUREMENT. 1,1 10 08ntB Por line eaoh time. Ulsplsy advertisements, 2nd orith page, HI centa per line each time.

Local aud Commercial Notices, 84 or th page, Sooents Per line each time. Discount ol 16 per cent, for 26 Insertions In 1 month, lsconnt of lit coat, for 78 insertions in 3 months. Ulscoum of Discount of 26 per cent, for 313 insertions in 12 months. Amusements 20 cents per line net each insertion. a Notice or Six Lines ob Less.

nn oenU1 Umo, and 50 cents each subse For Sale and" To Let, 76 centa I time, and 60 cents each subsequent time. time111' 76 60 oeots eeh subsequent Help Wanted, 75 conte I time, and 60 cants eaoh subsequent time. And 10 cents per line in excess of six lines. Peii Notice of Six Lines ob Less. Personals 31,00 each time.

Marriage Notices, 41.00 oaoh time. Deaths, each time. Sabbath and Rolitrious, 60 cents oaoh time. BituauonB Wanted, 25 centa each time. Terms Cash ih Advance.

Brooklyn, September 1. 1M1 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF EVKBTlK8CBIPTION, OITHOG RAPHIIV ENGRAVING, STFRJf OTYPINr AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURING. BOOKUINDING DONE IN EVERY STYLE. KAMMOTU POSTER PRINTING A SPECIALTY. Address BROOKLYJ, DAILY EAGLE.

AUU'l'iOWJJKKS. W1I. COLJi. COLE 4 MURPHY Auctioneers, Salesroom, Fulton su THURSDAY, December 19, i0 o'clock, at Salesroom. OBKAT HOLIDAY SALE OF SUPERB SILVER PLATED WARE AND FINK, TABLB OlITLKKY Coninienuug THURSDAY, December 19, and continuing until the entire stock la sold.

1 he i goods comprise tea sots, waitors, salvers, card and cake baskets, boqtiet holders, vases, berry dishes, breakfast, dinner and pickle casters, tco pitchers, goblets, mugs, napkin rings, fruit knivoB, and spoons, platod and lvi.rj handlttoble cutlery. The goods ore of new and elegant designs Ironi the most celebrated manufactories. Pprsnnft a 'able cutlery will find tbe gooda perfectly Tollable, and to he sold without servntion del7 4t SATURDAY, December 21. At 11 o'clock, ai Salesroom, RKGUIAK WEEKLY SALE OF WAGONS. AND HARNESS New anil second hand top and opon wasons, rookawuys, phaelon, coupes, business wagons, slelghB, eingle and double harness, robes, blankets, whips, halters, otc.

doiaaf JOSEPH IIEGEMAN CO. FRIDAY, December 20, At 10 A. at tile Central Salerooms, Willoughby St, corner Pearl. REGULAR WFEKLY SALE. Good a.BOriment of parior, chamber and dining ro9tn furniture, bedding, chnia, fancy gi.ods, furs.

at 3 P. M. rosewood pianos, parlor suits, rosewood tnelodoon and irirrors; atH, velvet, bruses, other carpets: at 12 noon a brown mare, 5 years old, warrsntod sound and kind. de18 2c" MORTGAGE SALE RICHARD WALTERS. Auctioneer.

Pirst clsss BUHaris rooms. Will sell Deccn bcrSO, at 11 o'clock, at No. 390 Court Bt, curner of Carroll st, tho itock and fixtures of tint oU bUJiaril roorcB, viz tour carom and onofpocket Fhelan aud ColJeiider lievelod tablos, in perfect order aod as good ai new, baJls, cue rackn, atcalao eountera, glassware, tables, ohalrs, Ac. ale poiltive. PETER BOWE, Attornerfor Mortgagee.

A UCTIOJS SALE OF BEADY MADE X. clothim mg, ermine, mink and other furs: also, about silver watches, tine gold iowelrr suitable for iw bow and escLj day, and at 7 o'clock in the evening, coram'encHt; Wednesday, Decrraber 13. nna contlnnlng until all Is Bold, at 141 Coart ot THOS LISDSAY, Auctioneer. del? 61" WALTEKS, THOMAS, AUO tioneors. Real Estate and Insurance Agents: Brooklyn Salesroom.

391 Fulton opposite City Hall, Brooklyn. Particular attention pain to furniture and ont door sales. Brooklyn liily securities. Stocks and Bonds bought. sId and negotiated also, Western Railroad Stocks and Bonds bonitlit and sold.

felB ly a.t salesrooms, 891 rTiltoast, KVKRY KVhNIiNO, o'clock, one of thennesta sortmeot of nooks that has ever benn offArnd to a Ttnv.tivn audience. 1 his being the openlngsale or commencement of ourregolar annus! Bale of books, which will continue every evening during the month of December, or until after the holidays. 'I his stock embraces a general assortment of the standard works of the day, among which are tho poetical works of Pope, Dryden, Scott, Burns, Byron, Sloore, Campbell, Sbnkspeare, Longfellow, Bryant, also, standard historical works, both American aud English a large stock ot flrtt claw Bibles, and agreatnum berof new publications too numerous to mention. a almost any bonk desired can bp obtained, and this I. fa rare opportunity for those deBlring to roplentsh their librni les, or stock new ones at a small cost.

As this oalowillbe a positive one, all are invited to call and examine. delt) 18t ART jRT SALE. AXD SATURDAY EVENINGS, December 3) and 21, At 73s o'clock, AT THE ART ROOMS, 817 BROADWAY. NOW ON EXHIBITION, FREE, at the LBAVITT ART ROOMS, 817 Broadway, a 8ne COLLECTION OP OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLORS, comprising choloe examples by the most celebrated FORKIGN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS. Those pictures moro than 250 In number, are the property of private owners, sold for various reasons, aud the sale affords an opportunity seldom offered for the purchase of fine pictures at reasonable prices.

There are very many paintings which would grace any collection. MR. W. H. BEARD'S CARTOONS and paintings are among the specialties of this collection.

Among ie American Artists represented are Kenaett, tSUear, ij bhnttiick. Mount, JJnrand. Innesa, voort, iJaviil Johnson, and Ferj many others. Among iho Foreign Artists represented are Ed. Frere, Casanova, David Col, Girardet, Iloguet, Meyer Von Bremen, Dupre.

Ziem.Caraud, DeJonghe, Eabens, Lonoir, Keoonet, Jacque, S.tin tin, Bichtcr.Kivofre, Vibort, Madrazo, C. Brun, G. H. Booghton, Ac. tak pLlCe at 010 ART R00M3 817 2t The Messrs.

LEAVITT Auctioneers. C3EWIKG MACHTNRS 0P AT.r. thh latest imiicovcd stjles of new machines for sale and put.iEiniu uuoppuBu wwaru parcnaaiQif an? macnin desired; old uiachiiies taken io partpaymont foi new ones all makes or machines repaired M. Hi.MIIfoN. uo Conn Bt, betwoeu Stato and Sohermerhorn sts au24 ly.

niHE WILSON NEW UNDERFEED SHUTTI.K SKWINC MACHINE has tho best food, runs lighter, worLs faster, wears bettor, has better attach. "mutts, uu uay cams, gives Detter satisfaction. Is Js percent, cheaper. Canvassers wanted. Loog Island Agency, 272 Fulton "'eot.

mh21 ly OMESTIC SRWIXG MACHINE COM MOST MACHINE IX MARKET KXCKI.S ON LTGHT WORK, AO1' KATS AI ON THJC IIBAVIHST. sellljIuTlii aKiViU'JUlISTOW. Maungar, JIEKICAN LUITUXHOLE, OVKRSEAHlMi AMO REWINt; NAUUINK (JOMPASY Havp lowrp.lrtv for dplivery thoi row and erfatlv ini. proved frnninir Marhinos. ititb or withous iftn Hl partf.

I'on't faU to sL Ihem befor purcaio'' lsawU.ra ft. B. We Mil (jn monthly insUliinmits. ami. if deiroil' furbish l'urchspr with first lass wots, at linfU prjc' 13 Fulton noiir Hannnnd.

and Willi.nnsbnrffli, the biist plad i in tli cr to get ladies' underwear, read, madeaud made to or 2 y.STuiTh JMENUAU FrP 1Mr GEOVKR A BAKER'S IMPROVKD F.LASTIO AND LOCK STITCH SKWIMi KCHINI's NHRm.Ea, Sll.K. COTTON. MACIIIVK Oil" Mc BROOKLYN OFFICE: No. Ml FUII'ON ST BRA.VCH OFFK'K: BROADWAY, K. lj TERMS OK PAYMBNT F.ASY.

HEELER WILSON'S MANUFACTURING COMPANY. SEWING MACHINKS. SeSKOLTON odposUc Johnson st. THE BEST JUACHINIC AND THK BASIKST TERMS HK' ItV BUTMaN. Aitont.

muDii ii JEURALGIA CURED INSTANTLY J. CAMPBELL QUINN, M. 59 WILLOUGHBY STREET. hi'1 references. OIBco honrs 13 till 3 P.JI.

do3 16tTnThA8 T7IRAN0IS RAAS, PHARMACIE PRAN 3. AISE, 122 Fulton st, keeps on hand all foreign and domestic proprietary medicines; Lubin'a and other im ported perfumery and fancy articles; pure wines and IS if purpoBeaj physiolans prescriptions ee7 languages, carefuly componnded OEVENTY PIVE THOUSAND PRRsnwH season. Now and valuable information given with retne dy. Price gista. tv.

jur aaie jtt all promloent drug. dobi lm "VTO OURE, NO PAY. XI NEW YORK HEALING INSTITUTE, 1,149 BROADWAY. NEW YORK DR. J.

K. BRIGGS, Magnetic Healer JR.O. HENRY, Deainess DR. MARY A. MITCHELL.

Satlafaotory references ilraa at tne office. dolfj St JgDEY'S CARBOLIO TROCHES. we'f SOBH TUHOAT, the O.rbollo Aoid.of which the roches are, in part, composed, acting as a heal Ugagent, and curing all forms of ulcerated and Inflamed larfaoes of the larynx and epiglottis. A specialty for hoarseness, the cleansing power of tha Oarbolto Acid tending to expel all collections aud focma aona of mncoos matter, phlegm, aud restoring a tiealthy action to the sensitive and delicata organs of tha throat and windpipe. a Bneolatyairalnstcontractln.tnriinn.tB.Da.

goonllar properties of Carbolic Acid In preventing Infection and contagion have long been known and PTS ''ARBOIJO TR00ftKS (Hay be safely relied on aa a prerentWe in oases of small oti. Taxlolold, etc, etc. A specialty Tor common colds, conghs, and all dlsordBra ef tne throat, cbeat and lungs. i Price, 3S cents per box. Sold by druggists everywhere, JOHN fThKiNRY, iSole Proprietor, No.

8 Collojre plaoe, New York, avrU tf 'JTlfl Ef Altt. JATCHELOB'S HAIR BYB. 1'hls tpiendld Hair Dye is thb best the world the only trueand perfect Djb, harmless, reliabie, InsiantaneouB; mo dlKaupalntinente; ao ridiculous tints; remetlles the ill ffecuoi bad dyes; invigorates and Ieavea tho iiair Bolt and Uaautlfnl, black and brown. Sold by all draggle ts and per fnmers, and properly applied at BATOHKLOH'S W1r K.icton, ise41j TuThAS 1: Bond st. Nw York.

i ALD HEADS. Can be covered with a pleoo exactly fitted to the bald spot. bo perfect, aud Hithworkso ingeniously contrived, as to appe ir e.cb hair just Issuing from the skin; the liairbelu" exactly ol tbe same shade aad texture as the growing hair, they are so pertect they cannot be detected. Made at J5.LflB'8 CELEBRATED WIG FACTORY, 041yTuThiS In A win Tb and in In enrt A nhni JC fillfiAKES'S, MRAHKS'S, MKAEKH'S MKABKSU MKARKS'S, MHARES'S, HBAUKS'S! MKAKEb'8, SIRARRS'S, MKARKS'S, SIXTH AV, AND NINBTKENTH ST, N. T.

GRAND KXUIBITIOM TOYS, DOLLS FINE FANOY GOODS, HOLIDAYS. Ohln.Sn (lMnm I Glofo Bores w3bS Dolls Silk Dresses. (luosand Swords, I Boies, 1 "2" WorstAd T)nll. Grocery Stores, Warebousos, Drums, Hones and Wagons, Do Carts, Express Wagons. Whips, Dolls of Avon Irlnil.

iKitohen Writing Desks, Jfurnltnre, Ranges and Stoves, Building Blocks, Parlor Furnituro, Paint ffiK Odor Caslcets. Card Reoelvors, Work Baskets, Dresslnc Hasos. Bohemian Glass ware, Tollot Sets, wine plna. Rag Dolls, Fronch Dolls, Dolls' wagona. Russia and Vlonna Leather Glovo Boxes and Furies, WUlow Workstandi and Silk lined Workbailteta.

Embroldared Worstod Slipper and Ouahion Patterns. Gent's Silk Ties. Gloves, Cardigan Jackets, Dreu Shirts, Mufflers and Underwear, Ladies' and Children's Gloves, Hosiery, and Undorwoar. Nablat, Knit Shawls, lioods, Leggings, lo. BLACK AND COLORED SILKS AND DRESS A large lot of Remnants and Dreis Patterns At very low prloes.

And a ohotoe lot of Calicoes, ISMo. yard. FIND FRENCH FLOWBRS AND MILLINERY uuuuo, Black and Colored Bonnet Velvets and Velveteens, Saah Ribbons, Neok Ties, Roman 8ashe and Ttei, Dresi Trimmings, Fringes, Loops and Buttons. THREAD, OUIPURB, POINT APPLIQUE, AN VALENCIENNES LACES. Embroidered Sots, Laoe Collars, Hanakerchlefs, 4o.

Fine Linen Hemstitched Initial Handkorohleh, 60i. HOUSBKEBPING GOODS OF EVERY DBS0BIP Flannels, Blankets, Comfortables, Quilts, 4t. Fine Nnfrintrh.m T.nna OKr. Kir. a' 'a All forming the largest display of useful and ornamontal nuiiuav uoous over exnioitea in the city STORE OPErf "ERYBVBNINg'dURING CORNER SIXTH AV.

AND NINETEENTH" ST, N. Y. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE, ROADWAY, OOR. NINETEENTH N. T.

RICH LA0F.3 FOB CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. Black Thread Lace Points, Point Laoe and Point Ap. pllqaa Shawls, Capes, Flonnoos, Handkerchiefs. at greatly rodaoed prloei. Real Point, ChanUIly, and Guipuro Trimming Laa, tnuoh below the importation ooss.

Flno French Embroidered Sets, at halt their actual ootl A luge line of Scotch Embroidered Sets, from 11.00 to (LOO the set. A large assortment of made up Real Vatonolonos Fichus, Capes, Collaref tea and Seta. Embroidered Pin Cuahlons. initial naauaeronteBs in great variety. Damask, aad Tapobordorod, Plain Horn mod Cambrlo, and Lawn Handkorchlofi.

Pat up In Fanoy Bozos for PreBaata. HOLIDAY FURS. Russian Sable Seta. Rnhln Tall flat. Silver For, Mink, Ermine, Grebe, Seal Skin Sets and Cloaks.

Blaok Martin, etc Fur Sots for Children, Of all Descriptions White Coney Cloaks for Children. Jar Trlmminis of all Descriptions. Far Lined SUk Oioaks. Por Oarriago wraps. GENTS' AND YOUTHS' FURNISHING DEPARTMENTS.

AU the NorolUes In Underwear, Hosiery, Dress Shirts, Plata and Fancy If eok Wear, Robe, da Ohambre, Smoking En. giiah and, French Cardigan Jackets, Dreu. Ing Robes, eto. Choason's Celebrated Kid in all Tinta and S'zes. from on, to ten buttons.

Cbosson'l Lined Kid Gloves, far uuies ano uenu, one ana two buttons: Ohosson'a Castor, one and two "Ohas. Roberts" ben Paris Dog Skin, on, two and three bat's. Seal Sktn Glove, and Gauntleta for Ladles and Gents. Winter Glorei of every Description. Ladles' Shoulderattcs.

Bertbas, Tie, bssh Ribbons, Roman Sashes, And a Novelty Io Ohlldr.n's Silk Bashes. ARNOLD, CONSTABLE A Broadway, corner Nineteenth street NEW YOBK, Will, oo MONDAY. Dac.lfi, oler a large lino of FANCY, STRIPS)) AND PLAID SILKS, At75o $1.10, and 1.10 per yard, Greatly below the actual market value. 1UITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

C.OCI Dress Patterns of SnguaK and Vrencb, Plain and Fanoy Woolen Dross Goods, Calicoes, etc. If. B. For tha eonvanlenan at will ha .1.. a separate counter.

REAL INDIA CAMSL'S HAIR SHAWLS AND SCARFS, FOB HOLIDAY PRESENT 83. A Rednotion fully 36 por oent. Will bo made on th, abova Stnnk on berlt. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT Replete with evry novelty at reiisonable prices. N.

B. Bridal Troassaaur nztA TnfAnfct. Specialty. All orders filled with dispatch. CLOAKS AND SUITS.

balance of the above stock, and th. Pari, Evening Costumes, Opera Cloaks, etc. Will be offered at groatly reduced prtoM to olosa the Beason, ELEGANT CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS. SILK UMBRELLAS. Of every for Ladles and Geatlemen, all ilres and colors, Ubatclatus, at reasonable prices CARPETS.

ARNOLD, CONSTABLE A OO. aro now offering a largo 6 TRAME ENGLISH BODY At 41.75 and por yard. In desirable styles. ROYAL At $3.50 and 12. 76 per yard.

IN CHOICE COLORINGS. E5QL1SH TAPESTRIES, from SI. 25 upward Just received, a largo Inyoice of SMYRNA OA RPETS (In on, piece) in Now and Elegant Designs. Also, a fine assortment of KHREPSKIN aid otssor MAYS, BUUt DRUGGBTS, imported ezpressly for the Holidays. UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

Have now opon a fin, selection of FURNITURO AND CURTAIN MATERIALS Satin Damasks, Satins, Figured Poplins, Gaohamircs, V1IUU1B1 XllliaMlCD, U1U 11.13 riUlU AQI1 Tig urcd Terries, and Broche batins. FRENCH AND SWISS Lace, Guipure, and Nottingham Curtains. Vestibule Laces, eta, In all the lateatNoveltlo of tho season. ALSO, MIRRORS, COBNlCaS and SHADKS, Made and nnt up AT THE LOWBoT P1U0K9. del, at JOURNEAY fc BURNHAM, 126 and ISS ATLANTIC AVENUE, BILKS, NEW SHADES AND COLORS, For BTdtB and evening dresses.

BONNETS and GUWRrs KUeBRAIKD BLAOK AUTUMN A1TO WINTER DRESS FABRICS Of every description. PIM BROS. IRISH POPLINS. KNGLISH BOMBAZINES, HENRIF.TTAH. BRILLIANTINES, CRAPES and CRAPE CLOTHS.

LUPIN'S OASH1HKRF8. BRAP D'BTE. and MOURNING GOODS Of every description, LAOESand EMBROIDRRIR8, SEAL SKIN and OLOTH8SAOtiUES. CAMELS' hMbmto Ini CLOTHS. OA8SrMjrjUS, BLANKETS.

QUILTS COM IBS1, GENTLKMEN'S and CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR, BEAItBAIJlRiaGANi.rJOUVIN'S GEN. ih0 and best' selected stock of to be found anywhere, and at tbe von losrest market mhUiiTbSirtiiTai BUTTERICK A PAT rrrn TOlTuTta AGBNTFOR E. BUTTERIOK A OO'S PATTERNS OF shkabs'and soissobs. ape 17 dTbaIu uu E. H.

WM A and tog ai On JOHN CRAFT, MERCHANT TAILOR, Nos. 872 and 374 Fnlton st, near Smith, IS NOW OFFERING CHOICE ENGLISH AND FRF.NCHGOODS. AT VERY LOW FIGURES, deli lm STuTb fVUHi'l VUMu, die rjr G. SELLEW, DESKS. OFFICE AND LIBRARY l'URNITURF, NO.

103 FULTON ST, N.Y. BANKS AND OFFICES FITTRD VP. no23 3m FIN Ii CYI INOK.lt DF.SKS. pURNiTURE, CARPEI'S, ETlI HousokecpBra supplied, and payment received by the woek or mouth. DEALY CUNNINGHAM.

WH and 356 Third av, no21 lm' Near Twenty.olirht st. a Vnrl jgSTABLISHED 1807 B.ai. COWPKRrHWAIT 155 Chatham st, Sow Yo.k, FURNITURE AND OA RPHTS. thvii nuit ii.n, UH4nlBKK SUITES, TltNINll IIOn LI r.E.r. and a general and varied assortment cierv description otlnrnitnre.

carpols, oilcloths, mattressos and bodding at very low prices for cash. uuuu.ug. i aynientB recelvod in installmonta if dosired. Bs3f3m' WATC'HliS AiIJ I. CHASE SON, WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Fancy and Usofu! Articles iti STKRL1SG SILVHK WARE, Jowcicrs and Opticians' Banlou's Celebrated Opera Classes.

GOLD SPECTACLES ANI EVE GLASSES A Sl'KCIALTY. 002 STRr.ET. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE DEPOT OPEN EVENINGS. da 17 fit "I AMES M. BADGER, ECCCEfiBOH TO HOYT, BADGER A DILLON.

41 FULTON ST, N. WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVF.Il WARE Renairtntr tn ntt Kb l.rn1.. tock consignment, suitable forfhe holidays, for sale very low dei7 Ifjt MJ.MC OIYJSN, UK Ijy5 FULTON ST, "Peolalty of the flnest watches in the h.V rt lo nitroi.goiu casus, ot too rollowing celebrated makes: "Lulz Brottt.rs." taonds ston watch. wicn innepenoont sweep second, double train, cbronome tor balance, stem winders, snltod to time horses, regulato railway and steamboat ttmo. Tissot 4 Son's horao tSars Downrn, noted watrho.

and othr wmcn ho is selling at low prices. Also a hue solectlon of u' oio rings, eto. man. ost casti prices paid for old goict aud Ivar. 1'5 'I M.

J. MCGI.YNN. 635 Fnlton t. I i 1'LAOE TU BUY THE an? 1 ww "resowiwasen. is at SQUIRE'S, No.

H7 Fulton st. N. This watch la a stem winder, la i Vi wttiB, nu iaucuruoou uairspring, inade throuBhont of thohPstwnrVrnain iiin 1 adjustod. All the recent styles of Jewelry and SterlinB OB apia ly PECIAL. 311 niton St.haveOiclnsivo charirn nf our ninnna in Tlnnlr skillfully and thoronatilv (tnnn lumac or repairin ectniated to.tUem.

will la ARION P1A NOPOBTli OO. DKCKURURO.S. N. Y.and H'KTAtN nnwRlfnVATrtDrttoni.MT,t.Tn HA1N KS liKOS no12 'r jJJ HANDLER BROTHERS CI1ICKER1NG 4 SON'S' GEO. WOODS'S AND OTHER OABIXET rIANO STOOLS, COVERS, INSTRUCTION BOOKS, Jiuaiu, etc.

Instruments rented, tuned, repaired, moved, 4o. no30Iy 173 MONTAGUE ST. piANOS Jb'OR THJ3 HOLIDAYS. Persons looking lor a first class Piano, will find the best 53 Court st, Acent for the Utiite'l Pianoforte Crv. t.0 was awarded tho first prize at the late Fair at me nacnn rierr, Anon, Ihne bon.

Jliieil, and others, tvhleh will be sold at the lowest m.j noi't aratvtjiai A J. E. LINDSTEDT'S 6S0 FUl.TON ST. rlrst class bantisome new pianofortes for sale On Very reasonable terms, U3es a little, vorj low for cash. Jyll ly TbSiSTu $4) Kulton St.

TUJjSENG HOLBlsTltflM. A PlANOl'OUTK MANUI. AUTUHERS. we offer erar Orst diss pianos for sale, at prices and WARKROOJIS 630 FULTON 8T. BTJKDETT OHGANS.

HUUNT AT OHICAGO, RK BUII.T AT KllIK. IB considered by all tnosicians to bo tue no plus nltra i. V'w. "uu uuurcuos. senoois, lodges and private indivi.iaals Hunplied.

Wit CHALLENGE THK WORLD TO EQUAL IT. UnSUmilAflen In tmm HS.Ht nnn. ITTI Riifcuo ueai. outiu tor price list. Jew pianos $27o and upward.

Warranted for fire years. PIANOFORTE Alanutacturei and annerai'airenta for thia 436 Uroome st. New York. ae281rThSTa pHELPS SON UKBAT HOLIDAY OFFERS. 8TBINWAY STK1NWAY iTBINWAY PIANOS.

PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. PIANOS. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS FOR CHRISTMAS.

$5 to $20 Monthly. $5 to $20 Until Paid. PrtnPM Knit inrrrta tn thr. nn.V.t 1 au. PHELPS 4 SON, 30s Fulton st.

opposlta Johnson. gTECK GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS Aro pronounced by all Musicians the FINEST IN TONE AND QUALITY. They havo furthermore proTed to bo THK MOST DURABLE all instruments manufactured in thi3 country, and for this reason aro PREFERABLE TO ALL OTHERS. WAKEROOMS, NO. 25 EAST FOURTEENTH HANDLER BROTHERS, AKW ART BUILDING, 172 MONTAGUE TUCKERING 4 SONS' PIANOS.

The largest and host stock of pianos and organs for nw or for rent in tho oitr. SHEET MUSIC ATi ptrtir.rr atiiivu very carefully seloctod stock. An Insiioctlun'ia solicited. II A LI i. IL It IS 11 11 no301y 172 MONTAGUE ST.

A GREAT OFFER HORACE WATfc'RS. 481 BROADWAY. N.Y. Will dispose of ONE FUJNDRED PIANOS, MEI.ODE 08 and ORGANS of six tirat class makers, ttfj'. Waters's, at very low priceslfor odsb, or tiart cash, and balanooiu small monthly inbtitllments; tlie same to let.

Terl if pnrciiasod. New 7 outave first class PIANOh. uiotlf rn improvements, for $275 cash. Now ready, a CONCERTO PARLOR AN. the most bsan.

tliul fllyle and perfoct tone ever made. Sheet Musio and Music Merchandise. ntb.4 ly irirKtjm.ijArvsious. ALL KINDS OF STEAM JOB PRINTING, At No, 1 HIGH STREET, N.ar Fulton. GOOD WORK, LOW RRIOES, PUNCTUALITY, myil lyTnThiS linUCE Si UtIUAKU.

fjpooL chests; With best tools only. A SENSIBLE HOLIDAY PRESENT. All varieties of Club Skates. J. T.

PRATT i ocltilyTuTrAS Ko. 61 KUQTOX ST, N. Y. RANE COMP A NY, No. 190 FULTON ST.

N. Sole Acents In the United States for BATTY LONDON, ENGLISH PIOKLES, SAUCES. PltKSIERVKS, it WM. CARRY BELFAST. IRELAND, BRIGHT SPARKLING GINGER ALE, And proprietors ff HILL'S EAST ISDIA MANIOC For PuddlURB, Jellies, etc.

de23 ly STuATIi TEA AIVD W. RIRDSEYI3. Established 1S50. WUOl.ESAl.K DkALES TEA. COFFK1C3.

SPICES, 40. no, rtti 1 Fiirman sL South Ferrj, BROOKLYN, L. N. B. CofTro roasted and ground for grocers, and delivered froi' of charee.

oci ly.Tu ATh OTICE. A SPECIALTY. KXTRA FINK BLAOK TEA, OOLONG, GOo. per lb. EXTRA FINE GREEN TEA, HYSON, 50c per lb.

n.8?!11 on'y tD, original BROOKLYN TEA AND COFFEE STORK. 101 Fulton st. cor. of Hich. ESTABLISHED 1839.

dolliOt' WAS FlXTUJhtKS. AS FIXTURES. ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY! DaVn mitt. Tnotvn.l a tnmn ui vjrto oiauuarns, bronre, fancy Nhadi's ot evpry deseriptinn, Ornamflnta. Pillnp r.il.f.

ar.A for the holiday trade, and as usual have Wis largest w.ii'e",?,s.'', eoitr. filled with tho newest and ohoioest styleBof Ohandeliere, Hall Lii hta, Brackets, Ac, of the manufacture, which aro offered at extremely low 185 'i'UOMAS READ, 833 Alton and 4t7 Clermont av. delti tf AS FIXTITRKS lMPnirTA WT Tii oi byK" fixtures IB at AN'S. He keepB the finest assortment of the lat and richest manafaoture in bis largo showroom, niton at, between Navy and Raymond. Anologant Selection nf Hnh P.rln In J.1A r.lt i marble; all warranted.

apio ly TOILET SOAP. JIGGINS'S CHOICE TOILET SOAP nan arllnlA. ttiafc nlnnnil nn ftin They are made of pure materials and choicely Oerfomed. irivlmr a Stinnrior innn at. nnnnl.

n.l... A .1 druggists and grocers keon it 0J9 ly UN U'JT ARE IIS. CHAS. E. EARL.

FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, no. a rutnam av, unotlon of Fulton stroet. myll is'tSstS IaaS0Q ProBbjtertan Ohsioh. I I tu era to a on at last of and lays E. tion wife eyed lians is a an is with At tno threat KaBi Side Establishment, B.

RIDLBY SON, Grand street, New York. Holiday Goods, Imported oiproBaly for tbe holiday trade, French, Swiss and German Toys. Inrlfna nnd tranfiamnn nois, JULUJ, UOUUH, SlbH J1UQ fjry. Clowns wbo toss UttJo darkies over tbolr heads. Old ladles who bow most profoundly and como up rosy cneokod and fair youus maidoiis.

Hand nnrtlnO trlnnlnnl IneUnmnnt. A 1 furniture, beds, horsos, carriages, carts, implements ftic RE t. srvfiinxn iJTiT iQ French. Rwift nnrl Hnmcoilo ix IriandB aonia uiaus invites lus IPnWATJTi TTTTrnr cj iht JJOLIDAY FANCY BOXJ importoa or sabbath Schools, A Specialty. Liberal Discount to Sabbath Schools and Fairs mo 0,1 SUN, 01.

t. 03 aud 70 Allen stroot, firth block oast from the Bowery. tlOLIDAY GOODS. SL H. Largost diBplay in this city of Dolls, Dolls, Dolls.

ASoparatoDopartmont on tho second floor. AT E. RIDLEY i SON'S, Grand Bt, New York. MERRY CHRISTMAS. The Wintor advances, so merry and oold.

And I Christmas is coming, I know; I can hear old Santa ClauB muullng his foot In sandals of softost snow. Heis bringhig his bountiful stock of toys. "'J1" the Rhone, And atRidloy's. on Grand and Allon streets, The wholo load is overthrown. Walk in Hore aro ribbons and feathers and flowers.

Trimmings of every kind NooktieB aud notione and worsted goods And corBets anil hosiery liuo; Laces and hannkorchiefs, daintily white. And a counter devoted to gloves, Of overs color and every price, Which the ladies denominate "loves." Down stairs this surely Is fairy land Toys, and toys, and toys, And millions aud millions of pretty things For pleasing tne girls aud boys Up stalrs throngh crowds of enstomors, there Joying In caaes, fast asleop, But ready to wako at a oa call. Wee little babies, dimpled and fair, Dsrkeyboys.jollyand fat, Laates In flounces and crinoline, Skators with mittens aud flat. Remomber the little ones waiting at home, Watching the snow flakes white. And remember the toys at Ridlty's wore made For keoplng their dear eyos bright.

EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON, 1.311 and Sllnrniul riO aa ms at r. Btreet, fifth block oast from Bowery. opeciai oalo or KID 1,0 S. I.OCO Dozens onn imtton nn 1,000 Dozens Periuot, at $1 pair. Clearing out! 1,600 Dozens two buttons at 75 cants, $1 and 1.35.

GENTLEMEN'S. 250 Dozons Colored, Black and White, at SI ptlr. 600 Dozens Cnlorod. Duri Ik 500 Dozens Albert Stitch Rlnrtrinri Whlto oTai 00 llOKOn. Finn tliinlitt, cn KDWAKD RIDLEY SON, Nos.

309, 311, Grand. 63, S4, 66. 68 and 70 Allen st, ii in muc. eibsi irom me Bowery. CJANTA CLAUS.

TOYS! DOLLS! AT THE GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT, mnT.pv SAW FOR THE CONVtr.NrWNnff ni? T'UI7TT, ERS DURmGTHK HOLIDAY SEASON WILL BE TTfin TU 'in 1UQ (fllli.il f. jummauiiun jn suoinp.an, S09, 311, and 311K Grand strsot 66, 6S and 70 Alien "iiiBt, uuu uiuck oaai irom ine riowery. del84t eHRISTMAS, 1872. AT O. JUflKS'S.

801 FULTON ST, HOLIDAY GIFTS. LAOE HANDKRRCHIEFS, From $1 to $15. EMBROIDERED SETS CHEAP, 75c. to $6. NEW LACE TAB SETS Very choap.

A FEW MORE CHEAP SASHES LEFT and 934.50, worth 187.611. TH14 "FAVORITE" BOW SET, S2.00. THE "MISTLETOE" BOW SET, ai rji NEW SCENTED SATOHfiTS, FBOM LONDON, r. r. r.

Uar oml specialty. A CASE OF 510RHCCO WORKCASES, Sl.GU aud upward. WHITBY JET AND FANOY JEWELRY, FANCY BOXES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 60. to 86. USEFUL FANCY ARTICLES, LADIRS' AND GENT'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS DUO.

IO St.ZU. Tt nnrBfn.d lll uuuu iium vuia uam lu ljio isc OI tf aeuverea 10 any partor tno OIYE US FIRST CALL. S. B. JONES, 301 FULTON STREET.

deI7 tf DICKINSON WEST, 319 FULTON STREET. FOR TM AUD DBHSS GOODS, The bMt bargalnB In these froodg offered tdlH fveasob. Very Fine GoodB at 81.50. $1.76, and a per yard. StUl Richer, 2.26 aud a yard.

Fancy Slilta. $1 a yard. ElPffant All Slit fA.mn.t. at Bednced Prices. FIM'S imsii POPLINS.

French Poplins, at $1 a yard. Blaok Cashmeres, $1, 1.26, $10 and $2 a yard. DMD il1 Kffln and Mrnn rlo fsi.rr.aa nltu. OrapeOIotha and Alpacas, the beBt bargains offered this season. Pure Mohairs and Br 111 Lao tinea and Satines, rodnced In price.

FlftT Oftnt lW. nnv aaTIIno fnr. fr.ll of all the oholce Cloth Shades. Drap Imperials, all the new shados! vary handsome Serges and Poplin cloth colors. BHAWliS.

A fnllllna nf Rrrltur, r.aV,A.n and Square, Black Thibet and Plaid Shawfs. A full HnB nf Tnnlo T.nan, M.ntrt.. i Tj Sheetings. Irish Linens at auction prices. HnadnDRrtilrn fni Rlnnlrata Innntamsnaa lTA.fn.

fl and Flannels. jiaies' uerrtlomon'B and uhlldren's Undergarments. Linen HandkernhlnfR. In Tim aa oheap for presents. oeaver uioins ana uasstmeres.

Kid OlflVRS. tho hpRf nrf imnnrln.l Linen Bosoms, of our osrn manufacture, good and oheap. olt Skirts, reduced In price. KmilT niri Rr li I'lnrti nntwra Inroov rtinn aun, Knf a fered. uur gooas are Dnrcnasea Tor cash and marked at a small profit.

We are anxious to sell and shall not allow ourselves to be undersold. ocl 3m TuThAS DIOKINSON A WKST. STBWAKT, LTJ Dealers in dry goods and embroid erica, WILL OFFER DECIDED RGAINS IS THE FOL LOWING GOODS. FOR THK NEXT TWO WEEKS 1,000 embroldared sets, new stylos, from 60 cents to SI. 1,000 extra tine quality, from tn 3.

Ladles initial handkerchiefs, frrnn 31 to 75 centa. Ladies' hemmed aud hembtitched, trom common to oitra line quality. Ladies will find it to their advantage to examine our stock before making their selections. Bargains in every department, for Hnlldaynresonts, AT McELHlNiVKY A STEWART'S, ijric.m 1M Fulton at, near Pineapple. del4 5t STnATh MBS.

LOUISE WEDETj, WOHSTED.EM A11 BHOIDERV AND FANCY" KNITTING STORR 1" Atlantic aT, between Court and (Jitnton sta. A pood noauibuiBui. ui lToraieu, xneaaios, uanvas, a'ltts, KmbTOl dories, Patterns, hand. All kinds of stampinR done, 'ZtATtiliil' reuuiveu auu prompiiy aiionaoa to. no23 3mSTuATh SAVING BANKS.

TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK. 1J Nos. SS8 and S98 OANAL st, Cor. Lalnht, N. On 5 to Books in Bnglith, Prenah and German.

ASSHTS, $1018,279.83. jyiffl lyTnThiS IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION. No. 96 WARRBN STREET, NKW YOBK. SIX PER CHNT.

INTBRKRT Allowed on all suras. Interest oommonoBs from 1st of or.nua.rr Aprs, only ana uctooor. OPEN DAILY PROM 10 A. to 3 P. M.

WAI.THB W. CONOKLIN, Pr.sldont. VAHDEBBn.1 L. BniTOll, Secretary. mh26 lyTuTllAS MIGRANT SAVINGS RANK OF DA1I ntu.r.

niurtDiS.X ana an. a urvjax, irom eto nr. m. intsrolt oti Pull OEtfX. a buiu.

eoiiwuu buoreio. irea or oorarumant sax. ANDKUW DOUGHBBTY, President. H. LAMaROHB, First Vico President.

JNO. MoOONVILL. Sooond Viae Prosident. Wm. CiBEY, Secretary.

P. L. dallos, Comp. els lySTnTh riiHlS UIME SAVINGS BANK J. OF BROOKLYN, Nos.

88? and 369 FULTON ST, OPEN DAILY From 9 A. to 3 P. and MONDAYS and SATURDAYS, From 5 to 8 o'olook P. M. SEYMOUR L.UUSTKD, President; J.

W. HUNTER, Secretary. rtrRKriTinWft Tn nnnnDTvnn.1 Deposits rnade on or beforo the loth day of January or iWIIBlu.la unnson too 1st day MONTHS' 8l1 Deposilsmadeonor beforo tho 10th day of April or October, respectively, and remalninir In Bank on the 1st dar MONtHS Wlfl toTH1KE All interest, when declared. I tcarrledat once to the oredlt of each depositor on tho books of the Bank, and Is iu u.Lurusi. is.

lams as a aopostt oi casn. jaa iri nThs mHE MECHANICS' SAVINGS BANrT" OF BROOKLYN. onnouon of Fulton and Main stroots, Bnk open daily from A. M. to P.

and from 4 to P. M. MONDAYS and SATURDAYS to Pi Interest, at PER on all sums of one dollarand onward, commanoes quarterly, to wit On tho first of January, April, July and October, In oaoh year; knt all deposits made on or before tho lfitn of those months will draw interest from the lsfc. OPFIOBRS BROOKS; Vloo Presidents, AS. FRRNOH: Sooretary, HJ.NRY HUTCHINSON; Counsel.

WM. A. ARNOUX. B. OLAPLIN, CHITTENDEN, WM.

B. KENDALL, A. P. GOODNOW, JOHN FRENOH. EDWARD O.

BaDEAU, tT A vnflv nrtrririman JAMES H. WHBATLKT. THOMAS BROOKS. OLIVER W. WOODFORD.H.IRAM W.

UUNT, THOS. R. CAPEN, I.ORIN PALMER, STEWART L. WOODFORD. JelBlyTuThAS mHE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS RANK OF BROOKLYN, S9S and 399 Fulton oorner of jooemm piaco.

upon oauy irom ia.si,ar, ana on Mondays and Raturdara, from a to 8 P. M. Savings Department Interest at SIX PER CENT, per annum, commonoing on the 1st of January, April, July October. Fifteen days allowed for deposits, oommeuo each quartor. Deposits also received on apooial account which may be ebeokod out at pleasure.

Tntorost'at FOUR PER CENT, per annum allowed on suoh deposits, Uio daily balances. JAMBS M. 8EABURY, President BPWAllD B. F0T7LBB. Sooretary.

Jama B. Maoxav, Treanurer. John O. PBnBT, Attorney. jyji ly JBRVSHES.

BRUSHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION At PEARL ST. N.Y. (Harper's Bnllding) All artlclos at the lowest factory prioe. aeiaimThSATa JOHN K. HOPPKL.

REAL ESTATE AOENTsI OMES FOR ALL, FOR HOUSES. Lore AND LAND, ox auan, tlte line of tho Central Railroad of New Jorser, Apply to A. D. aw tl 01 Of A J. N1 I.

5 Mantel able best st. KEEN tSF and Is a A publishing friend tells Punch that the exercise he likes best a run upon a book. A man at Seneca Falls promises to pay $1 forverycat that is sent to him. What a cheerful prospect for expressmen! Another old citizen gone. This time ho is an aged Kansan and has deserted his wife to elope with hU young niece.

Croco, the brigand chief of Naples, is thrifty robber, and has 40,000 francs ia a London bank. Morgan county, Ohio, has a panther scare, and there hasn't been any courting in tha list two months. Mr. TV. A.

Croffut, author of "Washington and His Dog," has left the Chicaga Post and gone to edit the Minneapolis Tribune. The latest definition of a gentleman is "a man who oan put on a clean collar without being conspicuous. Charles Astor Briated C'fiarl TSfinonn' i the richest literary man in America, havtrttr nn income of a year. It is said that the house of Wm. Ci Farm at Buffalo, of express fame, ia the finest in the State, if not in America.

Denver is about to establish a hospital for the deluded invalids who oo to Dnlnrnilr. tr. die. Hundreds of Frenoh immirajitn nn naiumi, through Detroit en route to Iowa and ilinne soia. Verdi, as well as Offenbach.

contemtJatoB a visit to this country, to lead in tta nrenania. tion of his own operas. Indianapolis boasts of the modn! Wlrm in one who knows not the taste of liquor, don't use tobacco, has money in bank, runs two vehicles, and always appearB dresied in Rood style. An old gentleman from Wisconsin walked off the train in his sleeD. near Hnllim.1 nh; and not beincr killed bv thn fall foU the train On foot, but Was Struck hv fl and cut to Dieces.

6 pieces. The Enolish Secretary of War to let the soldiers play cards in their recreation, rooms, and see if it won't keep them from tha grog shops. Autrastus Spencer, of East Cnlnmhio TT has a pair of boots that he has worn for thirst' lour years, and pretends there is not a crack or rip in them yet. The air of the Granite State must be favorable to the preservation of leather. The Chicaoo Times mentions a mslMnnm.

ry "which has been conducted with respectable stupidity for thirty years." The line storm was run bv ths Onv.rnTnrmt this yoar, and was up to the most Hannini) r. pectations. A man in New Hampshire boueht four swarms of bees ten years ago, and has now an income of $1,000 per Year from hnner ft, and buy four swarms of bees, young men. The first national Thanksgiving Day proclaimed bv President WaHhirmtnn brated by 4,000,000 people, in thirteen States, tuuug uio Aiianuc coast. This year the holiday was ohaerved bv a natioa of 45 000,000 in forty five States and Territories.

A delicate youth of seventeen under treatment at the Indianapolis Surgical Institute. He is onlv seven fnet fivn high and weighs a little less than 300 pounds. A bronze group, costing $11,000, has been placed over the grave of a child in Ashland Cmetery, Carlisle, Pa. A Kent County, man has for th. six months furnished Detroit with bass wood honey, made from the juices of the wood mixed with sugar.

A rising artist is naintinrr for nATk Royal Academy Exhibition a picture of Death as iux jjo uat uxe. Tie holders of Nvada lilvar STS fltUl honoflll' MVSrl wdfr 11 .1 nf nl Zma 1. v.o.u,o, tut, wum penormea is wnolly A curious storv ia told ahnnt. thn nmin nf Kinmgworth. It was intended ta call it Ken ilworth, but the copying olark, when the pi tent for its corporation was untied in 1 made Killingwortb, and Killingworth it is to the present day.

The Boston Globo ajs "And now it appears that black pepper ig adulterated with sonpstone sawdust, incraasino tha idly. We ha ren't heard wiat soapstone sawdust is adulterated with yet. Comnnclie Bill has had Louisville to go there and break up the whiakr corner. It has been at last definitely settled that vibrations produced by the same elastic souroa itochrcnous through all variations of amplitude in the oscillations. John Brinhtenson, of Sprine Lake.

Minna. sota, went hunting, dragged his gun through grass oy tne muzzle, and died game. A man thoucht a neiehbor wasn't lmrnonn. ine a mule as he oueht to. and tonk hnlrl tn help, and immediately exchanged the role of a Samaritan for roll in the mnd.

He says no. man need look for perfect happiness iu this world. An inebriate whipped Ms wife the other morning, and came homo drunk at night. She hadn't icuy coals of firo, but she noured his ear full of pepper sauce. Mrs.

Kowork keens a boardi Chicago, but is troubled bv that class of hnrf. who are glad when they can tind Nowork do. A citizen of Osoo, Illinois, fall front wagon when drunk and was killed. The parties who sold him the liquor, rather than risk suit for damage, compromised by the payment of 1,000 to his heirs. Wm.

Jacobs, of Omaha, went out for tha purpose of persecuting the piping partridno his native heath, and a comrade shot away the majority, of his right arm. "I wish yon would pay a liitle attention to what I tun saying, sir," roared an irate lawyor aa eioBpernting witness. Well, I am paying as little as I can," was the calm reply. The proposition to convert tho North Woods" into a State Park, is receiving consideration frcm tho Commission that was appointed by Governor Hoffman under authority conferred upon him by the Legislature Winter. A Chicago paper wante to know what has bEcomo of Paul Morphy.

When last heard from he was in Now Orleans, and not only plays no chess, but affects to despise the game which he was onee the champion. Lakeville, is tormented by tho locomotive whistles of four different railroads, being within hearing distanoe of tho Now York Harlem, Duchess rind Columbia, Pough kecpsie and Eastern, Housatonic and Connecticut Western roads. The California Theatre in San Francisco claim to producing Shakspearo's plays better than is done anywhere else in the world, oxcopt at Booth's. Two American femal physioians, Dr. M.

Blackmar and Mary Bb'un, both from Chicago, are praotioing in Edinburgh. Sir Henry Holland, the famous Euglisb. plrycician, now 8 years old, is talking of visiting the United States again next yoar. Sieam pipes twining among the root of trees, to keep them warm and prevent tha leaves fulling off, is the most recent ramifloa of the inventive genius. It is said that there is only one rial Chinnan woman in the United States, and she it tha of a San Francisco merchant.

The olive females eo common amont? tho Mctnrn of tho Pacific slopo ore all ot Tartar extraction. Henrietta Eobinson, tho notorions murderess, now confined in Sing Sing Prison to be transferred to the State Asylum in Auburn. She is reported honelosBlv On the Ktirile Islands, north of Japan, lives race of people, said to belong to the Caucasian race called Airos. What makes them at prosent interesting is the recent disoovery of ancient literature belonging to them. It of a very high order, comparing favorably that of any of tho early nations of tha world..