A
THE MONEY MARKET.
Dist.
11..JORN CAREY,
a AACA AON
NIXTHKNTH WARD,
TRAURRDAY, Nov. 30-p. m.
Thanksgiving Day was generally observed in
sll-st. to-day. The Stock Exchange, the Banks, and
Government offices were closed, and there was very
Pec business done of any kind.
Lwin Rn
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
DANDKIANT ANLV XK AAA Fa Re
IMPORTANT TO INVESTORS.
We are now offering the
7-% GoLp BONDS
of the
NORTHERN PAciric RAILROAD COMPANY
At Par and A crued Interest in Currency,
@nd sales are going forward ina rapid manner.
These Bonds are scenred by a pinst and ONLY
Portage on the Road and its earnings, and ALL iE
PROPERTY OF THY COMPANY, including 50,000,000 of
eres of the best nari Wltural talon sections ou the
Bent,
These gecurities qre cafe, Yevond all cuestion, and
prermanently vield a large intend income in old,
We commend them to Co calists, Tivstees of
pTstates, Savings 1: ~tatntiens, and the public pone
©1ally.
All marketable seanmifics Tec ivid in Exclaaee,
pull information furnished by
Jay Coane Co,
Vow York, Pliladelphia and Washing ton,
tr
cw Josrrit ann Doser Cry Ian oan CoMpany's
“ree Mopreach SINKING FUND LAND GRANT
RT. JOSEP AND Daxver ITY WALRAD COMPAR Y B
est Morac MINKING Pus LAND GRANT
PoNps,
Phan Lai: Pen Cost poet Inmenesr, Pay
ALLE IN Go,
Freer oF Tax,
AND IN DENOUNCE Ns oF Shas, Shea, AND Kit,
an he obtained from then pdcrshened, or thronuh
ho puncipal bunks a sl bankers throughout the
Fe d States,
The attractive atures of these Seenrities are re
oguized in the act, that, alibongh they have been
ow a short time on the market, they are nearly all
phsorhed, and but o suall amount are now for sale.
They combine a po. feet security with a liberal
ste of interest. 11 nterest acconnt is made light
k. and casity borne by, the Company through the
poration of the Sine Fund created from sales of
Coepany's Lond which in many cases draw in
Were at the pate of ton (10) per cent per annum.
Fics curity blond them is ample in every particu
be as they const tote a tivst and only mortgage on a
Weak ne of sail wl which will soon eonncet the
Wity of Si Josopin Moon important railway cen
or with the Union Pacific Railroad at Fort
Fearne. materially Shortening the distance between
he At antic and Paciie coasts, In addition to ths,
the nds have a forther security in the fact that
er ww meluded in the Mortgage the Company's
aoniticent Lands, amounting to 1,500,000 acres,
Laown to Le mene the best in the United States.
Me Morizaze indenture prohibits the sale of these
ands at less than Four (4 Dollars per acre, and pay
ighie to the Trust o nuder the Mortzage, for the
lear and exjness purpose of retiring these Bonds.
Gite awonnt thre gealized exceeds the entire
mort of Bonds which ean be issued, and
Jo e~ the road, property and franchises free.
The Bonds have thirty vears to ran, with interest
gt Lizht Per Cent, free of tax, payable February and
Losin each year.
Il prmaipal ed interest are pavable in gold
Th onmeipal in New-York. The interest in either
gv York. London, or Frankfort-on-the-Main, at the
got on of the holder without notice and in the gold
«rreney of the conntry in which diey ave presented.
Bly ire coupons or registered.
Lee <teas—=Farmers' Loan avd Trust Company.
Te present price of these bonds is 97) and aceruced
foterost in cwrrency, from August 15, 1871 But taey
gre rocervable at par and accrued interest in pay
gent for lands sold by the Company. The right 1s
yeseryed to advances the present selling price with
Ql odce,
Mans. eirenlars, documents, and full information
gurished on application.
Though acting ax agents for the sale of this loan, our
rm buy ond sell in their regular business the bonds of the
AL Joseph and Denver City Railroad Company, those of
re Fastern Division eight per cent Ss), recently placed by
weal bil, being none quoted at from 101% to 102; and ac
gruel interest,
Tassrn Co. Dankers, No. 11 Wali-st.
The Wis1 Wisc on=1x Rarway, which forms the
shiet hink in tho new and short through route
Am Chicago to St. Panl and the great North
el
‘est, 1s now completed to Hudson. One hundred
twenty miles have been in operation for a
ear, and Yad a large and profitable local busi
es. and still larger amount has awaited com
letion throngh St. Croix County to the shore of
Lake. The lumber traflic this Winter will be
wery heavy. Immense quantities are already piled
p at the mills on the line of the road awaiting the
Ect of the connection with St. Panl, when it
ill he distributed over the treeless prairies of Min
Beaty and lowa. Besides this local busiiess the
est Wisconsin will get a large hare of the tratlic
Jere an St. Paul and the North-West and the Lakes.
18 10) miles shorter than the present line, and has
rect connections vith Chicago. The road has a
aluable Land Graut of 1,000,000 acres in the best
rt of Wisconsin. This grant, with the Road itself,
pledged in support of the First Mortgage 7 per
ent Gold bonds which may be bought at wand ac
rie interest in currency of Winite, Morris Co,
vo. 15 Wall-st., and GWYNNE, Jonsson Day, No.
26 Wall-st., Agents to the Company.
Ewint Per CExT Fist MortGaceE Gord Boxbps
pf the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co., in
Bored by Alabama, 13,000 a mile on a completed
poad. Particulars on application. For sale at 43
pud accrued interest hy SoUTTER Co,
Rp
£2 \William-st.
orice or Haren Foor, No. 12 Wall-st,, New
Bo k. We pay at our counter the Bidding Price”
BS LS
or gold, and sell at the Offering Price, as indicated
the Gold Exchange Register.”
Financial
{AILROAD, State, City, Connty, and Town
BONDS, of alt kinds, BOUGHT aud SOLD Ly JOHN T HANNA,
"Waist New York Juvestmment secuniics s specialty. Quotation
te furs shed to Investors.
I
eas
THLE
National Trust
COMPANY
OF THE CITY OF NEWYORK,
261 AND 268 BROADWAY, CORNER WARREN-ST.
Pays Four Per (ent Interest Per Annum on Deposit,
ubjoct to Check at Sight.
Pays Five Per Cent Interest Per Annum on Special
Pevosita Remaining Six Months or Longer.
ACTA A§ TRUSTEE FOR ESTATES, AND ESPECIALLY FOR
KAILEOAD MORTGAGE BONDS.
D. R. MANGAM Presijent,
B. L. SOLOMON, First Vice President.
B. BANCROFT, Second Vice-President.
Jawrs MerreLry, Recretary
DESIRABLE HOME SECURITIES.
THE FIRST MORTGAGE
fl PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE
‘WALLKILL VALLEY
RAILWAY COMPANY
Are offered for sale at 90 and accrued Interest, iu currency, by
MEAD CLARK,
FINANCIAL AGENTS
NO. 141 BROADWAY,
AND
ERASTUS F. MEAD,
BANKER,
CORNER TWENTY-FIFTH-8T. AND THIRD AVE,
By excinnging United States Boyds for the Bonds of the WALLKILL
VALLEY RAILWAY COMPANY, you Increase your income over 49
Ra, sud your orincioal abost 25 per cemt, aod web security
V SAFR.
D
EDEMPTION OF BONDY 3
R “HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RATLWAY COMPANY,
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.—Sealed proposals will Le received
onti) January 1, 1672, for the sale tg the uudersigned, trustees, Nf
0% of the Sinking Fund Bonds of the Houston and Texas Centr Rail
wav Company also, of $40,000 of the Bonds of the Western Division”
{d road.
oe whose bids sre ecrpied oy be Joitod iA the same without
delay. R ‘RD KNAPP,
do's) WI WALTER PUKLPS, Trastees
26 Frchange-place, New-York City,
NOTICE TO MARIPOSA TRUST CERTIFI
AN CATES. —Perties holding Mariposa Trust Certificates are hereby
vot:fied that the option to convert their Certificates into the Preferred
stock of the Mariposa Land and Mining Company at the original rate
wi lespire on November 15; after that date an extra Lonus will be
eharged. For furiber information please call at the Ofice, No. 34 Wall
st. Room No. 4
CHOICE 10 PER CENT BONDS of Towns,
Counties and School Districts FOR RALE at prices that wiil pay in
vosiors 1010 2) per cent, free of Government tax.
FircH ELLIS, Bankers, No. 11 Pine-at.
DRY INSURANCE STOCKS WANTED vy
i ey r
President.
E. SC BAILEY, 05 Walla,
100,000,000 5-20 BONDS
HAVE I as IN BY THE GOVERNMENT, AND ARE
NOW BEING PAID.
Muy baller of these a curidies have beon converting them throngh us
PEORIA AND LICK ISLAND
First Mortgage
7 Per Cent Gold Bonds,
therehy adding 25 PEK CENT To THEIR CAPITAL, aud about 43
PER CENT to their YEARLY INCOME,
We recommend these bonds strongly. for the following reasons:
The Road, 91 piles in long), ts already COMPLETED, aud earn
in much more than the interest on the whol issue of bonis
The mortenee, KS 1,500,000, is boss hn KEG,300 per nile.
The Road pisses through a rick, populous, a ncaitural, manufactering,
end coal district.
It connects Peoria ard Pock Tnord, two of the largest and most flour
sling eities in Vlnoix, and forms part of a trunk hue from Iudianapolis
to St. Paul, 570 wiles. It also couvects two vavigable rivers—the lili
nois and Mississippi. The bonds are suihorized for the extra equipwents
nd necessary burliinge required to do the business now offered,
They are Coupon Donds, 81,000 each, sul cau be re;istered if
desired.
Tuterest, 7 per cent, gol, free of tax, pa ubic February and Aagust.
Price, 90 and interest, in cariency.
Maps and full particulars furmihed by
TURNER BROTHERS,
14 Nassau-st., ITow-¥York.
Banking fonscs ano tankers.
JOHN MUNROE Co,
NKE®
No. 8 WALL ST. Now YORK,
Issue Crew's: Letters of Credit for Travelers ant Draw Bills on
MUNROE Co, No. 7 Rue ¥oiioe, "ane,
LJ
ud
ALEXANDERS, CINLIFFES Co.
A lombard-st. LL vdon
Vermilye Co.,
BANKERS,
16 18 NASSAU-ST, N. V.
DVLALLDS IN ALL ISSURS OF GOVERNMENT SECURITIHS
BI'Y AND FLL ON COMM'SSION
RAILWAY STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD,
MAGLING LIBERAL ADVANCES.
INTERRST ON DPEPOSITA.
TURNER ‘BROTHERS,
by TraNer
[A wo,
Tr AN
gr Ten, EBAY HERS, In,
R Tussre, 8B. Daokan.
14 Nassau-st.,, N. Y.,
(Cor. Pine-st., opposite U. B. Trassury.)
Interest allowed on daily balances. Cler
tificates of Deposit issued, available at all
business centres.
Collections made with prompt returns,
Sitocks, Ponds, Gold, &c., Bought and
Mold on Commission. Advances made on
Approved Mecurities.
Sight Drafts and Telegraphic Transfers
on Man ¥rancisco.
Desirable Investment Recuriti iem for Aale.
BANKING HOUSE
Geo. Opdyke Co,
No. 25 NASSAU-ST.,
CORNER OF CEDAR-ST.
YOUR PER CENT interest allowed om current aecouats, sabject te
check at sight.
PRIME INVESTMENTS for trmst and other fands always on hand.
INVESTMENT ORDERS prompily exeeuted for Governments, Gold,
Bonds. and other Securities,
COLLECTIONS WANTED ON CHICAGO, KEOKUK, DES
MOINES, 10WA CITY. 81. JOSEPH, and other pointe iu the Vester
biates.
BOWLES BROTHERS (0,
19 WV gu ST, NEW. YORK
19 STRAND, CHARING CROSS, LONDON,
124 RUK DE LA PAIX, PARIS,
47 STATE st. BOSTON.
4
EXCHANGE ON LONDON AND PALIS, IN BUMS TO SUIT,
and
TRIPLE CURR ENCY TRAVELING CREDITS, AVAILABLE
CryROV'GHO!I'T THE WORLD,
JACOB R. SHIPHERD 00,
ANEKIDRS,
24 Pine News¥ ork,
164 'I'w entyssee AD Chicago.
ILLINOIS INVESTMENT SECURITIES A SPECIALITY
TEN PER CENT Kegistered Town and County Louls payable by
State Treasurer
TEN PEL CONT MORTGAGE LOANS with wide margins.
£9 Our land Book of Hiiuois Securities” sent free.
OUPONS DUE December 1 on BONDS of
ST.LOUIS AND IRON MOUNTAIN KK. (Arkansas Branch) will
Le paid, free of tax, at the office of the Company, No. 120 Broadway.
3 1. G. MARQUAND, Vice-President.
STATR OF Lranons,
TREASURERS Orvice. RerisarigLp, Nov. 25, 1m.
THE INTEREST which will become due
upon stock of the STATE OF ILLINOIS on the first Monday of Jan
vary, 1872. will be paid at the Amencan Exchange Nutonal Bank, from
the second to the sixteenth dava of Jani ary inclusive, proximo,
KRASTUS N. BATES, State Treasurer,
TIN UY Oo vv v
ITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,
55 BOWERY, SOUTH-WEST CORNER OF CANAL-ST
Present rate of interest 1X PER CENT
Tuterest dated from the first of each mounts, aud is paid or crelited on
balauce iu July aud January of each vear.
Bauk open every day from 10 a m. to 3p. wn. and on MONDAY and
BATURDAY frow 10a. w. to 7p. mE. A. QUINTARD, Presidcot.
SBxYMoUR A. BUNCE, Secretary.
vr v A A
CuN TON SAVINGS BANK, 244 Eighth-ave.
Open daiiy from 10 a. mu. to 3 p. m.. aud on Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Batardays from 5 to 8 p. m. Deposits received from 10 cents upwaid,
aud iuterest allowed at the rate of six per cent per annnm.
ALFRED MOORE, President,
NATHANIEL ELLIS, W. W. OWENS, Vice-Presdents.
Orra¥no P. BuiTH, Necretary
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.
166 Nassau-st. (Sun Building), oppesite City Hall, N.Y,
Tuterest (six per cent) commencing on the Arst of every month, instead
of the quarterly plan, where there ix often great loss of Interest to the
depositor. BANK OPEN daily from 10 10 3; also Monday and Satur
day evenings {row 4§ to 6} o'clock.
CHARLES KE. GRAHAM, President.
AY ATIONAL SAVINGS BANK.
AV IHE FREEDMAN'S RAVINGS AND TRUST CONPANY
(Chartered by the United States.)
DEPOSITS OVER $3.00 000,
No. 145 Bleecker-st., New York
The United States hax made this Bavk perfectly anfe,
INVESTMENTS MADE IN GOVERNMENTS
Tnvestmnevts aro uot aliowed in State, County, City, or Railroad Secu:
rites,
SIX PER OENT interest commences fret of every month, payable ia
Japuary avd July free of Government tax.
Four per cent’ ellowed from date of each deposit for full namber of
days not less than thirty, ou suws of $90 aud upwards, withdraws before
January or July.
SIX PER CENT COMPOUND INTEREST CERTIFICATES issued.
Interest compounded if uot with irawn.
Those eertificates are as suf> as registered bonds: are payable on de
mand, with interest due; are promptiy availble throoghout the United
States: aud are a very convenient and popular for of luvestiveut.
Accounts strict private aud confideniral.
Deposits payable ON DEMAND with interest due.
Interest on ascounts or cerfificales, paid hy cheek to depositors residing
out of the city. if desired. Bend for Cirea'sr
Oven dailr from 9a. mw. to dp. w., sud MONDAYS end RATURDAYS
from 9 0.10. to 8 p.m SAM. L. HARKIS, Manager
Joun J. ZuiLLg, Casbler. mE Shmmaannes
TEW-YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave.,
corner of Fourteenth st. —S1X PER CENT interest paid on all sums
from $5 to $5,000. Deponits made ou or before Dee. will draw interest
from Dec. 1. Assets, $2,624,243 60; Rurplus, $201,822 96.
Irving Savings Institution,
No. 96 WARREN-ST,, NEW-YORK.
81X PER CENT INTEREST sliowed on slisams.  Bauk open delly
“som 10 a. to 3 p. WW.
CONCIS LIN, President.
ALR ww. CONCIILN, President.
G. H. Bexenier, Recretary.
Dividend Notices.
‘Gapings Banks
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1871.
x wt
RX
ot REL
THIRD-AVE. -AVE. SAVINGS BANK,
Third-ave. aad asd Twenty-sizih-ot.
BANK OPEN dally from 10 m. to 3 asd on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and ATURDAY EVENINGS as ey eloh
THEO. M. TUTHI ILL, YOUN H. LYON,
ec aary.
Thances for Business Men.
A N active BUSINESS MAN with not less
than 10,000 can obtain god interest in an established business
bo ¥hich tne Riedie ae Sot Jer cent on salen. The money invested si
he A exciumvely In Inrthering t) i Ad
dream DECEN, Box 106, Tribane a Wterests of the enterprise.
TR ld 3 N
a
J NSPECTORS of ELECTION .—Notice is
hereby given that the Mavor has filed with me a eertifieate appointing
the minority Inspectors of Election in each Election District of A City,
in complistce with section 7, chapter 133, Laws of 1871. (See follow.
ing.) And that ho bas also fled in my office the certificates required to
be issued by him to such Inspectors by said section, as follows: The
said Mayor shall duly issue Lis certificate of appointwent to erch person
so appointed by lini an such Inspector of Election, within ten days after
such appointment.” And such appointees are hereby notified that they
can obtain such certificates on apriration at thin office,
The attention of Inspectors of Election, declared to have been elected
by the Board of County Canvassers, and of those appointed by the Mayor
nx per his certificate following. i< called 10 the following extract from
section 8, chapter 14), Laws of 1870:
All Inspectors of Election, whether elected or appointed, exeept such
as may be appointed to till vacancies on the day of elretion, shall appear
before the Clef of the Bureau of Elections, within twenty daysafter they
shall be declared ef ced or shall be duly np poluted, as hereinbefore pro
vided. and shail take and subscribe the oath of office, as preseribed by the
consttution. Any Lispector of K.ection failing to appear and take and
eubseribe to such oad, within te time designated, sliall be eoasidered
thereby to have declivd tie oftice, aud Lis place shall be filled as a
vacancy,’
The time within which he elected Inspectors may taka the oath of
office will expire on th Toil day of December: time of those appointed
will expire December 00, CORNELIUS CORSON,
vf ofthe Bareau of Kleetiona
City or New Yoni, Mayor's Orricr, Crry Mary,
Uct «9, oil.)
I, A. Oakey Hall, Musor of the City of New-Yers, in pursuance of
the requirements of section 7 ot the act entitied An act in relation to
elections in the City and County of New-York,” passed April 5, 1870,
have Bpiage las “au Inspector of Election in each Election District”
of said city the following persons, they appearing by the statement of
the Board of County Canvassers to be the persons who received the
Lighest nunber of votes for bnspector of Elerion for bis district nest to
the votes received by the twa Inspectors of Eiection declared by the
Board of County Canvassers to have heen elected” the persons thus
appointed being. so far us it Las been possible for me to ascertain from
the mixed politica) aspecie of the canvass, from the party in genc:al
Boia OPPORITIon 0 sta c ssnes to the party Heeling the WO Success
u! candidates for Lupectors of Election,” 1 believing them to be aud so
determining. A. OAKEY HALL,
1..JOUN NICELY,
Mavaraf the (‘ity of New. Yark

Dist, TIRST WARD.
4. MICHAEL J
5. JAMES JONES,
G.OMARTIN CHERRY.
T..PVTRICK FLEMING.
NHENRY HEPS
YL PATRICK J. HENNESSY,
SECOND WARD,
1LJAMES Wo LEODWIH,
2.AICHAEL CARMODY,
TOIRD WALD.
1..LOUVIS ROACH,
2..CHARLES DE GRAFF,
AUNTCHOLAS LE Codi,
4. JOHN XN RICHMOND,
5. DAVID L. BOBINS,
Fol RITE WARD,
1..MARK LANIGAN,
2. MICHAEL HAYES,
3. RAYMOND CONDON,
4. WALLACE B. GRULN.
5. JOHN MURPHY,
G..JOUNVIT,
TOALRANAM ATEN,
STHOMAS CUMING,
GC THOMAS COU LS LIEN,
10. JOIN HEANY,
1. PEVER FLANIGAN,
32.. x WHIETL,
15. ANDELW CUSACK
Fit WARD,
1..ROBERT FATIM uN,
2. MICHAEL MURPHY.
TLROLERDE Po LEONARD.
4..JOUN CONNERS
5. JILIN A GUBA
6..NAAC BLOCK,
2..CHRISTOPH eR J. RILEY,
SOWILLIAM
T..JAMES A
H..CLAUS PLCKHAFFER.
10... JAMLS KIERNAN.
SINGH WARD,
1..LORENZO CAKEY.
2. PATRICK GOLpN
SG... EDWAKD THOMAS,
4..DENNIS C. SULLIVAN,
5..GEORGE W. WILLIAMS.
6.. DANIEL MOORE,
TLGILBERT LOWE
S$. NICHAEL B. DOWNEY.
GL EDWARD M. SHEA,
Yo..CHARLES HAGG ARTY,
1L.CHAKLES STEINBERG,
12, RICHARD CLAW SON
15..GEOKGE Y. LANIGAN,
KEVENTIL WARD
1..RDWALD CARKOLL,
2..GROUGE YONG,
3..JOHN CASE,
4.. JAMES H. BOYLE,
CHARLES BENNETT,
5..GEOI M(GKANN,
7... GRO {IMMENS,
8..WILLIAM O'DAVIS,
MICHAEL PURCKLL.
10..MICHAEL QUINN.
11..WALLACE HUNTER.
12. JAMES MURPHY.
13. THOMAS GOULD,
14..JAMES CONNOLLY,
15... JAMES DONOVAN,
16... DILLON DUNBAR.
17.. THOMAS DONALDS.
14. GEORGE NETHEKCOTT.
19 WILLIAM GUY.
EIGHTH WARD,
i
SG. FRAN 5
4..GLOWGE A. COLBURN,
GOW.
1
2
5... GEORGK W. FEANCILS,
6.. DANIEL MOONEY.
7.. THOMAS G. BAKKER.
8. BEKNARD A. MAYEREAU.
9... JOHN FORSHAY
10.. ANDREW J. OUGHELTRER
11..NATHANIEL GORGE,
12..DANIEL TYRUELL.
13... FREEMAN EARLE.
14. JOHN J. JON».
15... THOMAS W. BAIRD,
16. JOSEPH K BUTLLR,
17..PAIKICK KELLY
14. .8TEPHEN G. COOK,
19.. EMILE A. KLIFLE,
20, ,AMASA A. MAKKS
21.8. TRACY M KAN.
2 CHALLIS Pinsay
23. THOMAS W. WIN! RB Ly 2
NINTH WAKD.
1..ABKANAM DD. COOPLI
2. MAT PHEW KANG Jie
3..JAMLS HL SOLbREE,
4. WILLIAM R. FrRiS.
5. WILLIAM TIBIBS.
6G. WILLIAM KE. NOBLE.
7..DAVID HUYLER.
L.ARRAHAM SOOPER.
9. JAMES MICHAELS, Jr
16. NICHOLAS PERTAIN, Ja.
JU THEODORE FuX.,
12..LUTHEK 1. BUELL.
13... JOHN 11. TURN.
14... DAVID MARSH.
15... Ju 8 MASON.
15. WILLIAM J. CUNNINGOAM,
17..05CAK TOMPKINS,
16. .01CHARD M. COLLARD,
19. ALFRED I. LAW JON,
20..CHARLES J. KOSE.
21.. WILLIAM B. LOVE.
22.. JOHN W. MORGAN.
25. THOMAS L IHORNERLL.
TENTH WAKD,
EDWARD NICHOLS.
ROBERTS WALKER.
JOHN KURT.
WILLIAM J. FRITZ
JONN KF, GERDBS,
AUGUST BRAUN,
"EDWARD ANDERSON.
THEN) HARRINGTON.
CPHEODORY. FELLS CLIN.
10. JOHN G, OTTO.
CORNELIUS GILLEN.
EDWARD J. KNIGHT.
ELEVES TH WARD,
CHARLES CLARK.
JAMES J. MAGUIRE.
LEDWARD JENNINGS,
MATHEW W, BhulRYMAN, sn
JACOB HESS,
LJOHN LEAVITT.
LHOLEKT VY. MACKAY.
LWILLIAM COX.
CRICHARD SMI MH.
TJOIIN M:CAUSLAND,
TTJAMES RO CONKLIN,
JOSEPH HERMAN.
ABRAMAM BAKER.
FRANCIS SCANNELL,
LCWIHELIAM ADAMS,
16... THEODORE BURL.
WILLIAM UNVERSAGHT,
LWILLIAM HAMMOND.
TGRORGE SMELL
20. JAMES HOLMES.
JOHN LEE.
.JOHUN MeDEVITT.
TWELKFITT WARD,
ROBERT RATHBONE,
CJONN MeMULLKN.
GEORGE H HINTON,
JOHN HIGGINS.
MERREMAN FP. DORSCIL
JOHN BREAD
JAMES KB. DALK,
JAMES MILLER
LJHENRY B. LEBLEY.
DAVID B. RANDFOLD,
L.SIMON SEWARD.
NICHOLAS J. O CONNELL,
"HENRY C. ROBERTSON.
PHILIP V. DECAMP.
LWILLIAM H. MOORK, JR
..BYLVANUSN WAKREN.
JAMES KE. WATSON.
..NAMLEL WALLACK.
3. JUSKPH 5, DEWEY,
20,.BENJA) 4
THIRTEENTH WARD,
1..JONN IL DUSENBERRY.
2. WILLIAM MORELY,
3..ROBERT CARSON
4.. FRANK FREELAND.
5. NATHANIEL VERHOFF.
6... LEWIN HEILIG,
7... JAMKSN NTODDARD.
4. GEOKGK P. MASON.
4. .MENRY BS. JENNINGS,
10,.CHARLES B. SPENCER,
11..FRANCIS SNYDER.
12..JONN T. GARRICK,
13. WILLIAM GAYLOR.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
1..DANIEL BELLOWS,
2..THOMAR I. RILEY.
3. DAVID OG. MCKELVEY.
4.. JAMES PLUNKET,
5..8IDNEY SMITH.
6.. ROBERT LAFFAN.
7. WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL.
8..JOHN MOKAN.
y. RICHARD McGUIRE,
10..JAMEN DENNIN.
11..MICHAKL J. RILEY.
12..JOUN MARTIN.
14. .ALVRED KJKLLSTBOME.
PIFTEENTH WARD
1..EDWARD SCHELL.
2. MICHAEL F. DOUGHERTT.
3.. TIMOTHY QBRIEN.
7. JAMES J. GUMBLETON.
RELI,
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We WW AMBY IIR RVLATY.
4... ALEXANDER RUILLDS,
6.. THALES NK, BLI>N,
6..8. D. PETERKN,
7..JAMES DALLY,
H..CHARLKS I. LAWRENCE,
9.. PETER ROOMY,
10.. PETER YOUAG.
11..JACOB G. GERKIN,
12..PETER NUNNERY.
13... BENJAMIN B. VAN BEUREN,
14... PHILIP BRADY.
15. MARTIN DURKIN,
16.. RICHARD SCULLER,
17.. ALBERT BCHAFP. g
14, MEYERS MEYERS,
19. PATRICK H. WHITE.
20. RICHARD VAN HO' TFN.
SEVENTEENTH WARD,
1..BERNARD KENNY.
2. CORNELIUS BULNN,
J. JAMES MecMENOAY
4. WILLIAM VANDLUKPECK.
5. WILLIAM Fi-H'R,
GL JACOB A, HARIZEL,
5. ANTHONY HART TAN.
JOHN NO REYNOLDS
G..CHARLES A KTADTLER,
10, JOSEFH KOELUSLE.
Ho MICHAEL RYAN.
12..J00N HEFFLRMAN,
1. JOHN ZAIN,
14 SAMUEL MULLEN.
15. GEORGE LANGEVIN,
15. LOUIS BALLEN ale,
17. EDWARD CAVANAGIHL
TH FRANCIS CREAMER,
Vi JAMES DONOHUE, sR.
WO PATRICK DALLEY.
21. MICHAEL 'ESTRANGE,
22. EDWARD CAREY.
YL JOHN COSTELLO,
24 MUCHAEL HAYS,
25. PATRICK BRADY,
20. WILLIAM GLEESON,
LLLTHOMAS BOLGER.
EIGHT LENTH WARD,
1..JOHUN MULLANE.
2. JAMES 15 NICHOLSON.
3. JOIN REILLY.
4. DANIEL MORAN,
5. THOMAS HAYDEN.
G.. PATRICK MeGOUG!HL
TLHENRY B. MULNALL,
2.J0HN Lo BOUGH.
OL HENRY SAULPAUGHT,
10, MICHARL SULLIVAN.
1. THOMAN BROGAN,
12, JAMES OA TBS.
13. FRANCIS MeGUIRE,
ALBERT GOTTMAN,
15. JAMES RYAN,
16, Jos PH PHELAN,
17... GROLGE McllUGH,
IH NICHOLAS F. BUT TENJOUN,
19..J AM Es KAIN,
0, .MICHAFL MCGRATH.
21..M1'HAFL AG AN,
2LUTHOMAS KELLEY,
20. HUGH GG CONNELL,
GLEDWALRD 1, BHE ANNAN,
NINFIRI NIH WARD,
WILLIAM RUT EK
2... JOIN WEBILL
3..DEWIT ALNOLD,
4..PETER JOHN. 8,
S.JOUN MAXILIN FR,
C..WILLIAM J O'CONNOR.
TT. JAMES CLOWLEY,
8. WILLIAM ¥F PAVEAEILR
9. JOIN FOLEY.
10. THOMAS A. ROBCING,
TLUTHOMAS SCABLON,
12. HERNAN F, BAUER,
3 ASHEEL P FITCIL
J4. ANDK. AS WILLMANN,
1 ANDREW J Pla Mis,
1. 8CHUY LER WHITE,
17..JOHN JENNINGS,
10. JAMES KK. DAVIS.
Tn JOHN WO THORNE,
20. WILLIAM MARSH,
20. MENKY WENNING,
22, PENIAN HH HOWELL,
25, CHARLES BR. GREGOR
20 VERDINAND 1 HOPKINS,
25. HMELMANN CANTOR,
2265 ALBERT BOGART.
27... FREDERICK FOX.
29..THEODOKE F, SANXAY
20, HAMILION Fo WEIGHT,
BGEORGE W. CONWAY,
31..FKE: ERICK STEUBENROOL,
$2..DANL.L WW. LEE.
35, JAMES W. VAN NORDEN,
TWENTIETH WARD,
1..CHARLES E. JESSOP,
2. WILLIAM KEYES.
3..GRORGE I. LADUE.
4. CHARLES LEICHT,
5.10018 G. CLAUDE. yo
6.. FRANCIS A. GEAVAISE,
TSAMUEL HAMILTON,
HB. ROBERT STEWART sr,
9..GEOLGE W. DIP LE,
10, WILLIAM A PUL DIK,
LLARTHOKR C BRUNDAUR,
12. JAMES A, CHRISTIE,
1 ALEXANDER HALSTEAD.
J CHARLES WW. HOvPelt,
15.. LEOPOLD WELL.
JG JAMES BE. SMITH
17..CHARLES O. GRANNIS,
145. RHEINHARDT KRouail,
19. PETER VAN KUKEN,
20. JOIN W. McDOUGALL,
20... JOHN MUKRAY.
22... WILLIAM F. APGAR.
23..11 A. M. BEERS,
24. WILLIAM F. FARRELL.
20. JAMES CARTER
TWENTY-FIRST WARD,
1..PATRICK McDEVIIT
2... WILLIAM B. ROVRKR,
3. TERENCE LASACK.
4. RUFUS DODGER
5. BERNARD McGUIRK.
G.. FRANCIS FINLAY.
7.. RICHARD QUIDOR.
8 FAR ELL DORITY,
9... WILLIAM SHIELDS,
20... EDWARD DONNELLAN.
11... WILLIAM SAUER
12.. JAMES KIERNAN.
14... THOMAS DEVANY,
14..CHARLES FOWLER.
15... KUFUS FOWLER,
16.. MATHEW NUGENT,
17..MICHAEL DEVANY,
11..PETER GARRY,
19. SAMUEL E. WARRLN.
21. PATKICK JONES.
21..GEORGE MULLIGAN,
2: MICHAEL GEHEGAN,
25. STEPHEN CORNELL.
TWENTY-SFCOND WARD
1..ALLXANDER MEN/ZIE.
2..JULILS KEICHE.
J..PATRICK MCINTYRE.
4. MICHAEL HARRINGTON,
5..JUHN PP YOERG.
6... ALFKED LANCASTER,
7..MICHAEL LYNCH,
8. JEREMIAN CRAWLEY.
9. FREDERICK II. FLAGOR,
10... JOSEPH T. WEBsTRIKG
11..JOUN G. CAKLY.
12 CHARLES II. HASWELL,
15... FREDERICK HH. KEMPP.
14 GRORGE BLTZ,
15. FRANCIS WHEATON.
HENRY WILL,
iT. RDWARD TIMPSON,
10, THOMAS ONelLL,
1. EDWARD FISHER,
20. WILLIAM B. FINLAY.
20. THOMAS MARTIN,
22 EDWALD KIERNAN,
24. BENJAMIN KF. BRADY.
20.. PETER B. MANTEKSON,
Lo JAMES MOORE.
20. CONRAD BOWER,
“7 JOHN BIRD.

City or New-York, DEpARTNENT oF FINANCE,
Beakav or tug Receiver or Tazxs,
Corny Hor-¥ PARK 2 CHAMBERSST., Nov. 1, 187),
T° TAX-IPAYERS.—Notice is hereby given
that one per cont wil be added to all tages unpaid on the 1st of De
cember: also au ad tt onl ene per cent on Dee, 15. Oo all tages remain:
ing unpaid ou Jan. interest atthe rate of 12 per cout per annum, caleu
Iated from the day the books were received by the Receiver of Taxes to
the day of payment will be added, No money will be received afierd
o'clock p. m. Office hours from 8. wu. to 2 m.
BERNARD SMYTH, Receiver.
TT
Coparincrsmp Notices.
JP
1 LUTION. <The firm of BOWERS
BOOCOCK i thos day dis vived by wutnal consent, Either pasty
will gn iu liquidation. HENRY BOWERS.
SAMUEL W. BOOCOCK.
Mr. SAMUEL W. BOOCOCK will continue the Commission Business
in Governments, Stocks, Bonds, and Gold, at 36 Broad st,—New-York,
Dee. 1, HTL
Opricr ov Morton, Briss Co. New -Yokk, Dee. 1, 1871,
MER. CHARLES E. MILNOR retires from our
h\ rm and from business, sud Mr. GEORGE 8. BOW DOIN becomes
a PARTNER from this dite MORTON, BLISS Co
ED .NLN
Orrick Lut morse ExaiNeens, Sixry Durie,
Bartimong, Md. November 23, 1471,
Proros ALS for BRICK.=Scaled Proposals
will be receive! st this office unt! 12 1a. SATURDAY, December 20
1811, for furnishing Brick for the construction of a new Ligut-house pear
A
Bt. Augustine, Flu.
The quantity rec ulred is 900,000, more or leas, They are to he of the
grade kuown as the “prime durk-red paving” or “straight red hard
fringe hie elas,
1
Ar
k. Ther must be made of well and evenly tewpere!
and-wolded, woo l-hurned, sud all to he of the best uality of their kind
—to be of unitorm size. 2 inches thick, 4 inches ry and B ineLes long,
well squared and uot warped, sud when struck with apy band substance
ito give a clear riugiug soul. A sawple of the brick offered wust accow
pany the bi
The brick are to he delivered on tle Light-house wharf oo the east side
of Anastasia Island, Florida, near St. Augustine,
Bidders will state at what price per thousand they will furnish and de
liver the bricks as afores®. The right to reject auy or all bids for any
reasons that may be jeemed sufficient is reserved. Bach bid must be ac
companied ba bond, signed by the bidder and two competent sureties
{certified to be such be some offeer known to the Treasury Department)
in the sum of five thousand dollars ($5,000) that, in the event of the ac
ceptance of such bid, the ueecssary coutract will be entered foto within
five (5) days after notice ls given by the agent of the Light-house estah
lishment that the bid Las been aceeptod.
Bond and security iu the sam of five thousand dollars ($5.000), signel
by two competent boudswen, for the faithtul performance of the contract,
will be required.
All proposals must be signed, sealed, and indorsed, Proposals for
Furnishing Brick tor a Light-house for St. Augnative, s,” and then in
closed in another envelope and dirscted, prepaid, to “Captain Peter C.
Hains, Unite) States Rugineer. Union Bank dulltiog, Baltimore, Md."
Any bidder may be prescut aud witness the opening of the bids at the
time and place hereinbefore specified.
Payments for the work will be made quarter-vearly, uponjestimates cer
tified to by the Agent of the Ligt-honse Establishment; but tweuty (2)
r contum of the amount of euch estimate will be withheld until the sat
fifactor completion of the contract.
tions, forma of Proposals, and any further information desired,
way be obtained from the undersigned. PETER C. HAINS,
Captain of Bogineers, U. N. A,
Light-house Engineer Sixth District,
A—————
Trrascity DEPARTMENT, OFFICE oP THR Liainr-Hovse Boakb,
WasniNuTON, Nov. 27, 1471.
EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Office until 1 o'clock po m. on MONDAY, the 8th day of January,
1673, for supplying ninety one thousand Jellote of the best quale Wia
Wh pure SPERM, COLZA, or AKD OIL, for tbe United States
Light-House Bervice, according 10 the specifications beariug date as
above, copies of which may be had on application to the Light House
Boanl, to the Light-1louse Inspector, No. 18 Broadway, New-York, the
Light-Honse Janpeetos at No lt embers square: Hest RrTR and
iglt-liouse [uspector at Detroit, Mich,
the Ligl pe Chairman Light-House Board.
H

Union Pacino RaiLmoap Orrics
ud Laxp Depanvusyt, Bosroy, Nov. wn.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
5 noon, Des. 13, for the sais of FIFTY THOUSAND of the LAND
BONDS of said Company to the sndersiqued Trustees, ia acconlanoe
with the oes of Lbe Indenture of April 16 1807,
re rou a aneuad faa. 13. apd assepted bils declared.
OH ORMIOK, Trees
eto
Proposals.
New-York, Thursday, Nov. 30, 1871,
On account of the national holiday, busi
nesa in all departments under ‘this Lead bas been sus
pended.
The larg salo of livery stock at stables No. 13 Thomp
son-8t.,, will be continued toaaorrow (Friday), Dee. L.
Meator C. W. Darker, the auctioneer, will open the sale at
10030 mmr, by first offering the best aniipnls out of the
remaining stock, consisting of 75 head, wich thins far
dad not been brougil to the luonmer, al=o a large nubs
Ler of couches, wizons, and se, 7s,
Messrs, Johnston Van Tosse d's regnlar semi-weekly
wii at their Horse and Careinge Ancion Mart in East
Thor centh-st,, will, as usual, be held tomorrow (Friday),
oe 1, Thirty-five horses consigned to the above firm
rom Chicago will form part of the stock to be offered,
cotmnrising several Got teams and single horses, also a
are number of work horses and fauly teats, harness,
acese clothing, ete,
On Ratarday next, Dee, 2, 0 number of speedy horses
will be sold to the ughe-t bidder at Messrs, Barker
Cinae's City Auciien Mart and NOY. Totter silis, corner
of Tinrty-nnth-st, avd Lrovdway, Bay olding Crone
ton, sired by Blick Bear, dato Virenia Belle, 19 han i
high, 7 years old, can show cio, and wartanied nsto
soundness, speed, and pedigree, tozelaer witha fas!
trotting pony, sired by Hevo, ood several other hoses of
more or Joh value will be on tae Jtaangile,


21)
A MAJOR C. W. BARKER, Auctioneer,
GURFAT EXCITE MENT.
THE EIGHTH DAY OF dai iMMUNSE SALE
CF FL" CLASS LIVERY STOCK
THE LALGIST EVER MADL IN THE COUNTRY,
oh AT THIEL BMPIKE 5TALLES,
will take placa
"ne N A
THIS DAY (Friday), DEC. 1, at 10] o’ lock,
CAT THE STABLES, NO. 139 THOMPSON T.
at whirh time wi he voi
A Larse Numier of SINGLY, TWO and THREE-SVAT SLEIGH,
CLO~b COACH AND COMCTT HARNS 3
LOUBLE AND SINGLE TRUCKS, (for Fon tare snl leary Work),
together wila
AN IMMENSE NUMBER OF HORSES,
Comprising Tretters, Roadsters Family Horses, Busireas and rain
Hors 8 Top Koad Wacons, NoTop oad Wazone, Two an! Three Seat
Par. Phactons; Express Wagons: Lage Staze Nghe; Single and
Dou'sle Harness, Sables and Brba; Koes, iteily;, biankets, Siee's,
Collars, and many other articles appertamio sta q firat.elase Livery «tah oo,
It
Also, GOOD-WILL OF FERED AND FURSHIURE LXPKRESS
BULAESS (45 SULLIVAN-ST,
Tire dale wi'l continne until the =rt'es pranerte is disposed of
SALE POSTEIVE. AND WITHOUT RESERVE
NO POSTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF WEATHER
ALL THE STABLES NOW OCCHPItD BY MR, CROW WITL
BE TO LET FROM Tith: IST OF DECEMBER CoMPRISTNG
POM FOR FROM 10 10 50 HORSES EACH, WITH ALL TH
NECESSARY CARRIAGE AMD TRUCK ROOM
Se  E—— VE] TT ZH BA et
A —AN ELEGANT TROTTER and the fast
eo est PONT an New York, at pubic nrcton at BARKER
CHASES City Auet on Mart and New-York Pattersalls, corner of Bron.
way ond Thirtveninth-st,, SATULDAY, ((oauaras), bee auber 2, at 12
o'clock consisting of
Tih ELEGANT, FINE, LARGE, AND VERY SPEEDY ehierre bay
Ig ing CKANSTON; snd by Bianca Bear; hen Nioagars; dam Yr
grin Belle; ag 16 high, 7 veers old, and withont exception is the tinest,
beat nite, and handiest big hore in toe cold 17, GLUT ame for style,
AEI0n, ine appearances, and drying quali’ ez; was rat-ed in nos, and
Pd oven nt Doster Pak, Clues o—a teal, by Cavin Prodmore in 2:434,
{owithond preparation, ew beet 2030 to ron Fwoagnn to-lay, and promises
pogrert speed; has Bowing mene and tail; eve itl for a by to drive; Las
soz onnarh for con 6, and is warsanted sons d and kind,
ALSO THE HANDNOMUST AND PASTEST hiown trotting Pony in
New-York: go ling, sbi tvh tgearsold, wis seed by foro, 14 an
extra, guny, promt, end ese driver: trotod List July ai Pleasure Park,
Albany in 2524 is as tne and ast row as ever; has lew equals for style
Aid Acton, And attracts Speat attention, Bown mane and tat! extra
Bue 00 tutes’ of elib ie Ca nae and ic warrant dd aonnd and kind
THE ABOVE TROTTERS ARL LIE property of a private gentle
man, and are all sol! for wast of te,
STOCK CAN BL SEEN AND EXAMINED at thom!
AL THE AUC ION-HOUSE Ob
JOHNSTON VAN TassLLu
Olice end decom 37 Nos JL,
wpnosite the Poston e
THE POPE AND CAPPIAGE BRAN
of of business i4 condactad at or
Hol EB AVCTION MAR!
118 112, AND 113 PAST CHIKTEEN (1ST, NEAR FOURTH-AVE,,
whew we hold regnlar
SALES GI HORSES AND CARRIAGIS
EVLAY YUESDAY AND FRIDAY
[We will offer TO-DAY at 12 0'clock about thiciy vere superior Horses,
[including ten complete Family Estab Dents as follow
ELEGANT PRIVATE FAMILY ESUABLISHMENT
Team Dark Bay Hambleton an hoses, 15 hands 9 yeare old: kind in
al! Larmows; free from vier fast travelers, vor, sivlish, an! warranisl
sound, Also, sot fine Harness val
FIRST-CLASS CLAKENCE, near'y new, Poles, Blankets, &e.
COMPLETE FAMILY ESTALLISHMEN=Tean Black Horses 15
hauls, 6 years old, Koad in a0 Darness, execdioni nader sails, free from
vice, fast travelers vers st Dol hind ant trae. Alo, sel Harness and
i COUPE IN GUOD ORDER, an! a 1a of Horas consigned direct to
wo
{us rom Clitcago, whith wi be dispo ed of without reserve the Lishest
bidder,
PAIR DAPPLE GRAY NORMAN MARTS (0 sisters: long Beyey
flow ng manes and tale Io bans tir T aud 8 eears olf; kind in afl
Larnoss; feee fromm wooo vers 8 von atl bndsmiue, sud warranted soul,
Aud and teas, Also, sot Harness ond a
NO TOP WAGONS, IN GOOD ORDER built he Wond Bros,
PAIR DARK BAY MARES, raised in Kevuely, 105 hands high, 4
vears old, kind in barnes, tree boom vice, free aut stydish dn ura ani war:
ran'ed sound
GRAY TROTTING MARY, 15; bands, T voor ol kind io all barnoas,
free {rom vice, can trot in 2.5 ~ure, vers yligh, and warranted <onnd.
BRIGHT BAY THOROUGHDBZED MARE, rused in Kentucky, 151
Lands, b years old, kind in All harness: free from vice, trots in J
winutes; is very aiyliah and warran'el sound, kind, and true,
BLACK COLT, BLA K HAWK STOCK, 154 bands Ligh, 5 years
oll, kind in harness, free from vice, vary stylish, ond warrant sound
Savaral other anperior Road, Carriagy and Draft ores. Full deaerip
tion, te of sla. Also Top sai No t sp Wazous, Rockawass Coupes,
Depot and Hosd Wagons, Sie vas. Haru sees, Koboa, Blausets, xe
Weathes never intert reg with our sales,
AT THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL
Odice au! Nalesuomn 37 Nasesau-at,
Opposite tar Post OF 2
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
of onr Lumines is condnctad at ous
HORSE AUCTION MART
119, 112, AND 114 EAST 1STH-ST., NEAR 4TI[-AVE.
Whora we hold regular
SALYR OF HORSES AND CARTTAGES
EVELY TUFSDAY AND FRIDAY
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses or Carriages to cell, will ind our bouss perfectly rol alla,
as we conduct thine branch of one bas uess 8 we do all our otacr hus ness,
on the same straightforward privc.ples which govern Louorabie Louse
1oa'l mercantile pursuile
WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE that is war
ranted sound from 24 to 42 Lours for trial
ENTRIES FOR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES cn be
made at our down -toan odice and salrsroom, 57 Nassau-si., whee we also
keep a register of horsed for private sale,
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADR ON CONSIGNMENTS
a Al ER Al
AMERICAN HORSE CLIPPING MACIHINE.
Horses elirpad hy the American Mores Clipping Maclide a* ehorteat
notice, IN ONE HOUR'S TIME and in a manner as ver UNSUR
PASSED HERE OR ANYWHERE ELSE. oo rolges or inequalites
are lft on tae hor«'s cont wile rendered sMOOTH AS a XT
and there 1s NO POSSIBILILY OF HURTING or even alarming the
wost nervous av mal.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND THIRTY.SEVENTII ST
CORNER OF LEXINGION AVE. AND EN Y FOURTH ST.
CHASE JARVIS,
Sole Propnetors.
Ortars for Clipning Loress ates poesioad he Maio CW Da at the
Cite Auction Mart, sud No 1. Pastesaalls, coruer of Tlarty-ninth st and
Broadway.
AUCTION SALES
WEDNESDAYS AND SAUURDAYS,
H ORSE-BLANKETS, ROBES, HARNISS,
“So, wt low prices; Harness, $4 ty $50) per se! Blankets, $1 50
tr hod cach C, M. MOSEMAN s BRO. Maunfacturers,
Warerooms 1d Chambers st
Sl E1G IS, SLEIGH BELLS, SLEIGHS.—
0) Large essortment. new and second-hand: all styles; ow prices, lot
 Bleigus aud Bells Tet vor from leet weason clean
MANUFACTURERS UNION REPOSITORY 613 Broalway
i
Ai TIT
AAAAAAAANANAAE
Munwin, Auctioneer.
BY BANGS, MEWS Co., Broadway, cor.
ith sto—Sal es of Books, Works of Art, Farner Gon's, Farnitnre,
FRIDAY. Dee. 1, at 4p. w, part of a BOORSE LLER'S STOCK,
sli thy damage d hy water,
EO. A. L EAV Ir r XC 0. “(late y Leavit!,
Strebeigh Co), Clutoa HAL Aor yee For the Sank
AvcTion of LIBRAR! od [I a} rong ol Booas, PasT! sud, aud al
hinds of Lirrrany Prove
Printing.
VW. EVERDELL SONS, 108 Fulton-st.—
LITHOGRAPIGG, sUiEAM JOB PRINTLRS aul LABEL
MANUFACTURERS,
a) I, JAMES THEATER—=BACCHUS,
Corner of Twenteeiglichoet, and Broatwar
THE EVENING AND SA VLRDAY
CONTISUED AND UNDENIABLE SUCCESS uF TIRE COMEDY
SEAMON.
CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE. CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE.
ANNIE LONSDALE
in her rreat role ot THE CAPTAIN
NAN- THE GOOD FOR NOTHING,
Lr greas original character, as plared hy her over 39 0 glte,
Be 1k NEW BURLESQUE.
rr rT RETAIL AS]
LAI 1 ALY LAAN E V5 EY 0 Ja NE
ANNIE LONSDALE
im her rreat pole ot THE CAPTAIN
NAN= HE GOOD FOR NOTHING,
ANNIE LON=DALY. aan censesrvanrenrnarerisrne NAN
Lor great original character, as plaved hy hier ove, $9 4 5'te.
Pik NEW BURLESQUE
BACCHUS. BACCHUS,
PP, 1 BARNUM GREAT MUSEUM, ME
NAGERIE, AND CIRCUS,
PT. BARNUM. Provrietor W. "COUP, Manager,
AT EMPIPE RINK, THIRD AVE, SIXTY. THIRD NT
SEVEN COLOSSAL SHOWS FOR ONE PRICE OF ADMISSION
Open every da and evenug from Lin the morning antl 10 at nig,
10 000 CURIOSITIES FROM ALL PARTS OF THE W ORLD.
LARGEST COLLLUTION OF LIVING WILD ANIMALS EVER
SEEN IN CAPTIVITY.
GREAT HIPPODROME PAGEANT AT EACH PERFORMANCE,
WELL WORTH GOING A HUNDRED MILES I'O SEE.
INTENSE ENTHUSIASM, UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS. Everr.
hody save 1t 1s the BIGGEST SHOW THE WORLD HAS EVER
 NEEN_ having no paraticl in all the Listory of the past Visitent daily hy
from 15,000 to 20.000 people. A lmission to the whole vast aggregation
only soe. etnldren ba!f price; reserved chairs, Sv. extra; Cluildreu to
reserved seata, ie, extra,
Every feature high-toned, strictly moral, an! frst-clasa. No person
within a hundred miles should tail to wituess BARNUM'> COLOSSUS
OF THE WONDER WORLD,
S A TTL
A FAIR in aid of the HOME FOR THE
AGED AND DESTITUTE BLIND will be held at the cor. Broaa
way aud Fourtecuth-st.. bevinning the 4h day of December and contipn
ing throvghout the week. Mr. J. A. ROOSEVELT has kindly donated the
house (Hr tat purpose. Any con'riiutions may he sent to the Fairafter it
comrnres, or to the following (adies, who are the officers of the Society:
Mrs. LYMAN KIOADES, harman ot the Ex. Com, 345 Filth-ave
Mre DJ COSTER Treasurer, 252 West Fourtesuthi st, Miss KATE
CHALNCEY, Secy, 10 East Thirty -eecond-st.; Mra, CHAS, 5. LEWIS,
Cor. Sec'v, 421 West Forty seventh we. SRR
VLASS HALL, Eas Thirty-fourth-st.— I'his
fue Hal! mill be rented for Balla Parties, Sociables, private The
abricnls, Se. Apply on the premises at all hous, WoW SMILE
()PERA LIBRETTOS.
ONLY 15 CENTS!
Por sale by Hall, 751; Pond. 457 awl odo; Peters, 53), Harn, 431
Broadway; Howe Ferry, 70 Bowery. pi
QIMILIA SIMILIBUS."<Tho best remedy
for too wuch turkey 1s ANGELL'S TURKISH BATHS, Leriog
ton-sve., corner Twenty-Bfth-st. Gentlemen every day and a'i night
Ladies day Sud evening Best Yeytilative, Highest tewperatr,re.
she ing. No gratuities. Advaotages unequaled. Europ td
Klectrie baths and melical gymnastics, Lifting to bathers Dos of charge
THE LAST WEEK.
Rn wisi INpisy OAZTOONS, _
o 0 ures. Vues ulgut sad 42.7. SOMIRVILL
oP palotings, with 25,00 wv
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
fiorees, Carriages, harness,
Sales bn Auction
Amnsements.
CT TTTRONRIRIRISINININININININININININININININENA ANIA NINN.
ACADEMY. NILSSON TO-NIGHT. The
17th ahaa Nig of the Mrsovch Jisban Operas Compeny
8 J a m.
and also LAST NILSSON UATINER, 10-M0okBOW (skromoan,}
Dec. 2,a8 if. Doors open at y
Mile. CHRISTINA NILSSON as MIGNON, Mile. LEON DovALy
Mi ROK( ONI, M. CAPOUL, M. JAMET, M. LYALL, Sig.
4 ec.
MAX MARFETZEK............Masical Director ard Condnetor,
MONDAY, Dee 4, 12h Subeeription Night, MIGNON,
Beater ow at the Academy on Fourteenth-st,, also, 705 and 114 P'wap
EALERDAY Dee 3, Aevieny of Muse, Brook) o,~LUCIA,
MONDAY, Ive 11, Pu. adeiphia, Pa,
a Ml “yr og "Ar Tn TENG
NAN FLEY! SANTLLEY SANTLEY!
AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Mr. GEORGE DOLBY beg to srr nnes
ONE GUAND CONCERT
THIS (FRIDAY) oY ENLaa, bee 1231
Miss EDITii WaNNE,
Mada PATEY,
Mr. W. H CUMMINGS,
Mr. i. G. PATEY,
M: RANTLEY,
Pon tond Cunluear
Mr. LIA) LOVER,
Ad iwaion, One Daller Re wre ot ats, “0 eats and One Dollar exten,
econ to location; ry,
4 Fieseta my (ool ame bat the Box «mee of the Academy of Mnsle,
fron ta in dp tu AR
WANTLEY MATINEL. e
Mr. GLORGE DOLLY Seis to anuounes a
GEPAND MATING
t WAY HATE
peSTUINg a MOL OW ATEEDAT) Bee 2,183,
To cotme oat Liwp HA
Miss EDITII WYNNE,
Maiawe PATEN Ww. RING
LUI RR PUY INE
bie Me. J. G. PATEF,
An!
Mit. SANVLEYX.
Pianist 833 Contumtor, cuuuresesssnssssseesess Mr. LINDSAY SLOPER.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Reserved Soata 50 copia and &1 axtra, secordng tol ation,
Vek tem be of tae dal Selirmer's Mase Sore, ul Broadway;
Hai Son's, 30k Broatwa aud ab Steinway had day, from Sam
fr
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By
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(x RAND OPERA pt 3 DF 4
SUNDAY EVENTING, Doe. 3, at 2 o'clock,
NINTH GRAND CONCERT
BY COLONEL JAMES FIZK, i's,
NINTH RUGIMENT BAND AND ORCHESTEA OF ONE NUNDRED
MUSICTANS,
HERR CARL BERGMANN....0vvvvvniinans Musical Director
Bir. D. 5. DOWNING ov vssensnrsssssesssnrsnnssvsannssiitaler
First appearauce at the Grand Opera Hono of the favor.te Prima Dons,
Madame LOUISE LICH IMAL,
toge Ler with
Mr. J. LEVY,
the renoauel Coraes Soloist,
Rogoryad Seats 1, Admission 50¢,
Snaty reerved at 701 Bro Away; Bris Ticket Ofee, cor. Broadway and
Tween votord or, and at the Fith Avenae Hotel,
A MEL OPERA BOUFFL, 720 Bioadway.
4 ANOTHER GRAND BLCCESS,
Ofernbhach's witt eat Opera,
LE PONI' Dh8 SOiPIRS.
Tih LAT GABLE SOUBING SONG,
SATURDAY MATINEE at 2 p, m.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
AE IA
GENERAL REHEARSAL, FRIDAY, DEC, 1, AT 24 PM
FIRST CONCERT, SATURDAY EV'G. DEC, 2, 8 O'CLOCK.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MRS. PHILTPP D. GULAGER. the colobrated Voealiste,
H<RR DIONYS PRUCKNER. the eminent Pianist, bis i
ance in America. GRAND ORCHESTEA OF 100 PERFORME
CONDUCTOR, vvvvsrsernresnes HERR CARL BERGMANN,
DD. SCHAAD, Secretary.
i A JMEED OPERA BOUFFE, 720 Bioadway.,
A ANOTHER GRAND BLCCESS,
Oenbach's witt eat Opera,
LE PONT Dh8 SOiUPIRS.
Till LAV GUHABLE SOUBING SONG,
SATURDAY MATINEE at 2p. m
DHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
GENERAL KEHEAKSAL, FRIDAY, DEC. 1, AT 2} P. M,
FIRST CONCERT, SATURDAY EV'G, DEC, 2, 8 O'CLOCK.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MRS. PHILTPP D. GULAGER. the colchrated Voealiste,
H<RR DIONYS PRUCKNER. tue eminent Pianist, his frst
ance in America, GRAND ORCHESTEA OF 100 PERFORME
CUNDUCIOR, versseressesn HERR CARL BERGMANN,
D. SCHAAD, Secretary.
W ALLCACK™.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Notwithstanding the CONTINULD ATTRACTION of
RUSEDALE,
it wast be withirawn ater a few more sentations, in conseoncnes
FORTH ming NOVEL1iES.
RBUSVY.DALB
will be pr anted this FRIDAY BVENIKG, and
NATL KDAY MATINKE, at 14 p.m
wri MONDAY NIGHT Dee.
SATULDAY NIGHT, Dee 2,
Re wppearance of
Mr. JOIN BROUGHAM,
and last misht, Jor Sols season, of
THE KIVALS.
Due mpoties will Le give of the re sjntirauce of Mr OHAR
MATHEWS ani Miss PLEXSY MOKRDAU
Box-bhook open two weeas in alvance,
Se
i Tl
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W ALLACK™, EXTRA.
It is respeci/n! ly announced that in answer to
DAILY APPLICATIONS
at the Box Office, a sj ecial
BoSED ALE VATINEE
he given on
EATIRDAY. NEXT, Dee 2, at 1} p.m.
3OOTH® THEATER. OWENS,
D Proprietor avd Maviger......... +voeeee Mr, Edwin Booths
LAST NIGHT BUT ‘ONE
of the Engage ment of
Mr. JOIN K. OWENS,
appear ng in his two great specialitios,
SOLON SHINGL h
JOSHUA ‘BU TTERRY,
LAST SATURDAY MATINEE at 14.
Qeats secured six dars in advance at the Theater; also at Diteen’s
Music dtore, 711 Broadway.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4,
Mit. EDWIN LOOTUH
as Hl AMLE A
JJOoTie “THEATER. "BOOTH.
Ou MONDAY EVENING NG NPXT, DECEMBER 4,
Mr, EDWIN BOOTH
will commence bis annual Engagement,
ap paring
H AML
in Shakeapeare’s subline Tisely of that name.
Tha Trageds will be revived with all the Origioal SORNER
Tl "MES, MUSIC APPOINTMENTS, ETC,
{rier prescutation at this Theater,
is
fo mar ao be Socured.
PARIS.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "EVENINGS, AND SATURDAY
MATINKK!
pansy, LAST THREE PERFORMANCES OF -v
PARIS, PARIS.
“on,
PARIS.
DAYS OF THE COMMUNE.
ILLLUSTRATED WITH GRAND REALISTIC SCENERY,
BY J. 8 SCHELL, G. W. DAYTON, AND MINARD LEWIS,
CitABMING NEW MISIC, SONGS, &e.. BY TISSINGTOM
“WITH A GREAT AND SPECIAL CASI.”
MONDAY. DEC. 4
FIRST NIGHT OF THE ENGAGEME NT OP THAT EMINENT
YOUNG ARTISTE
MR. FRANK MAYO
Who will appear in DUMAN'S GREAT DRAMA of the
THREE GUARDSMEN!
\d
(QLYMPIC "THEATER.
THIRTEENTH WEEK.
CUNTINUED SUCCESS OF
G. L. FOX'R
CELEBRATED SPLCTACULAR PANTOMIME
UMPTY DUMPTY
STi EVERY EVENING, and
M ATIN EES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
ith a full corps of European artists.
The eslebrated "MAT TENS FAMILY—Mons. MARTENS, X +4
MARTENS and Mile GKETCHEN=—in ther great specialties, Les
ro.ean Eccentr.eities, Le Duo des Chats, eal

ADELE FAGLIERL, MARIETTA MONONDO,
CLEMENCE ALEXANDH OWA
THE Z1G-2A03, Signor CAPELLI,
YOUNG ADONIS and LITTLE VENUS,
aud the KIKALFY TROUPE OF
TH HUNGARIAN ARTISTS,
5% TH AVENUE THEATER.
DIVORCE!
EVERY NIGHT 1 HIGTEENTH WEEK.
FIFTEENTI DIVORCE" TMA ATINER SATU RDAY NEXT.
hl rn
UNION; SQUARE THEATER.
J] RW. BUTLER.....ovn.vnssssssrsnss MANAGER
EXTRAORDINARY AVTRACTIONS FOR THANKSGIVING WEBE
RE ENGAGEMENT OF THE J ORDZRIVL
MATTHEWS FAMIL
FIRST APPEARANCE OF pH "WILLIAMS,
The American Star Comique,
Mile, BONFANTI. HARRIGAN, »nd HART.
THE RAYNOR BROTHERS, HUGHEKY DOUGHRRTY,
TUE PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN, BEAUTIFUL
BALLET, ani 5 OTHER
STAR ARTISTS.
Usus! Matinee Wednesday and nd Saturday a at 24.
TIBLO™ GARDEN.
LAST WEEK LAST WEEK LASE WEEK
but but
TWO. TWO. TWO.
An farewell nights of
MA, SOUTHERN oie i®liiiin niin, LORD DUNDREARY.
MATINEE EV FRY SATU RDAY, at 2.
Seats will be secured tue ive days in advance,
MONDAY, DEC 18 THE BLACK CROOK.”
SAN “FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
THE FUNNIEST ENTRBRTAINMENT IN THE WORLD,
BIRCH, WAMBOLD, BERNARD, and BACEUS.
NAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS,
KEATS SECURED THREE MON THs IN ADVANCE.
GREAT SUCCESS OF “ROSYDALE"; Ow, “THE FISH BALL®
THE DANCING QU ARTETTE.
NEW- YORK CIRCU>S.
Fourteenth-st., opposite Acadeny of Music,
Le B. LER Tnsssrsssvnssssssvssnstsosssssyons
MATINEES, vy DNESDAY and SATU BDAY, “at 3.
ERY EVENING, AT
First week the renowned SIEGRIST FAMILY.
First week of the accomplished KEquestrienne, Miss LIZZIE KBYTR
FIRS] WEEK OF THE TERRIFIC BATTOUTE LBAPS.
Mise LUCY WATSON, LE JEUNE BURT, the JEE
SEAL and ALMONTE,
AND THR ENTIKE MAMMOTH TROUPR
IN A NEW SERIES OF STARTLING PERFORM
SSOCIATION HALL.
SATURDAY, DKC. 2, AT 2 O'CLOCK,
POPULAR MATINEE by the J. N. PATTISON CONCERT TROCPR, y
Consisting of Mme. MAL "INKZ, Miss BARRON, Mr. W. J, io 0 od
Mr. GILBERT, Mr. J. W, \TTISON, Bolo Pianist.
5c. for sale at Pattison C's Music More, Wad OR frie}

NOREMUS f
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, Dee. Aoi
At Hall of the East Bide Association, B ahty hty-sixth-o.’ and Thirdwve,
Tickets One
£ectores and fleet. ge.
A i i
ECTURE on on “Travels, in sin B/. t, the Desert
I, of Sinai, and fost pth Phi Tv Wilma, pe Late
och ames ih laded Jule
M. Po third-st., une tr Fourth? o
UNION SOURSE OF SAT
TH E COOPER LECTUY ih oh pr SAT.
RDAY Dee
menced on NEXT CUTER W, RT Gill i lag In the Great
will give an sccotnl 8 the Grea\ ,pgrican Geysens,
the past SL
the course at be 4} free of oll charge at Vas Nestrands
Book
Ab a
A te Ofios aad Ky jing Room of the Gueper Uhlen, from Sa
ABRAM 6 REWITT. fosters,
Amusements.