to let for mjBiNKSH rraPQWTO. 4 DESIRABLE FACTORY, BUITABLK^ yon CAR. A nut or manufacturing purport, I. xl I/O foot, corner of BfOftdVKT and Eightieth etreet low. wcv.uw.jr gXKVfcJfaOM A bON, U Pins street A DENTIST CAN OBTAIN FINE BOOMS AT <0 WEST Twenty-ninth street; best location in the city; aiao fur nished Rooms to let, to gentlemen, at moderate prices. Ref erenoee. A PHOTOOBAPH OaLLRKY TO LET-NEAR TWBN. tv-ttalrd street aad Sixth avenue; newly fitted up and _ A M.vJCfl I I .J he a Ik Mat Ik.n ,lw l' a, aa X- A well loeateo; good lleht and ready for business: poaaeaatoa ihav ~'*j| at onoe. Wo l?are one on Fifth avenue, leaae lire or more year*. C. 8. PECK A CO., 917 Broadway. A FINE LA ROE CORNER STORE AND BASEMENT A to let, Fifty-third street and Seventh avenue, titled up with a Dakerfs oven, Ac., i ut suitable for almost any liusi pess. WATFIILOW A CO., 8el Sixth avenue, between Forty-ninth and Fiftieth streets. Broadway.?to lease, stork esa broadway, running through to Crostir street, Apply at the MANU FACTURERS' UNION Carnage Wareroons, 63# Broadway. TjUNB LOFT8, MX100, WITH 8TF.AM POWER, TO LET JC Together or separately i good light. Apply at 86 aad 87 Woostar street. STEAM POWER AND SHOP ROOM TO LRT Beoond avenue, northeast corner of Twenty-eec eet: one 100m about hgr tl feet, and one 25x50 feet.com munloallng, with two continuous lines of shafting running through both steady power aud thoroughly lighted. Apply on premise a STBAM POWER TO LET?A ROOM. 50X100, WITH Stoam Power. JOHN M'LAREN, Third and Grand street, Hoboken, N. J. STORE TO LET?LEASE, bTOCK AND FIXTURES I lor sale of a Ladles' Hairdreaslng Establishment; Uluese e oause of selling; or will be sold without stock. 148 Third avenue, earner of Flfteentn street. JTUD10 TO LET?INQUIRE ON PREMISES OF BELL j BROS.. 85 Union square. TO LET?TUB BASEMENT OF IIOUSR NORTHWEST corner of t igbth avenue and lIor?tlo street; suitable for restaurant or store; immediate possession. Apply to JOHN SCOTT, 641 Hudson street, second etory. mO LET-HOUSE NO. 8 AMITY STREET, NEAR BROAD X way; good location for business; immediate possession. Inquire at 8111 West Sixteenth street, betweeu Seventh and Eighth avenues. TO LET?RARE CHANCE?8TUYVK8ANT HOU8E, 759 Broadway; 50 Rooms handsomely furnished; rent only $600 per month Inquire of H. H. THOMPSON, at Hotel office. mO LET- FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, IN BLBBCKER X street, corner Greene, Second Floor; per month; Floor, $10. Apply to EUGENE CHEVALLIES, also Fourth 1 #1 Cedar street. TO LET?WITH STEAM POWER, THREE WELL lighted Lofts, together or separate, at 11 Vandewater Street. For particulars Inquire of CHAS. A. SOHIEREN, 90 Gold street, New York. fro LET?FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS; WATER X and gas; for business or private purposes; good looa Uon. Inquire nt 1,257 Broadway, In the store. TO LET OR LEASE?THE FINE, LARGE, CORNER Store; has been used for a market; will be let for the same or any other kind of business. Inquire on the premises until let. 856 Sixth avenue, coreer of Tweniy-second street TO RENT?FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES, THE BUILDING southeast oorner Fortv-fourth street and Fifth avenue. Apply at 521 and 628 Fifth avenne. TO RENT-HOUSE. TWO DOORS WEST OF UNION square; altered In the most elegsnt manner; house ?6x90; plate glass show windows on first and second floors; suitable for pianos, jewelry or any tirst class business; sec ond story and aoovs adapted to milUnery or dressmaking; v elegant show room and living apartments. Apply at 17 East Sixteenth street DWELLING UOL'SIW TO LET. Fariil?h<-<1. Ah elegantly furnished, superb, new four story 111tjti stoop browu sione full sized Residence, fronting Centre! Park, Fifty-ninth street. V. K. STEVENSON A SON, U Pine street. A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LET, handsomely turnlshed, Twenty-tivst street, neer Fifth premie. H. It. DREW A CO., 176 Fifth arenue; branch of fioe, 837 Sixth erenue. 4 FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET?ON PARK AVENUE, -fa. e lour story high stoop browu stone, from January 1 10 next October, or e longer terin If wanted; rent $4,0110 per peer. J AS. R. EDWARDS, 277 West Tweuty-thlrd street. ?BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSES ON MADI son. Fifth end Lexington arenues, for winter or anger; Fiftieth, Thirty-sixth. Twenty-first end Twenty-eighth streets; some et $160 per mouth. WM. N. POOLEY, $7 Perk piece. AHAND80MELY FURNISHED HOUSE. WITH 16 rooms; rery reasoneble errengementa will be msde With responsible nertlrs for immediate possession; pert teken to Board. Address UOU8K, box lul Herald offloe. A FAMILY OF TWO ADULTS AND CHILD WILL rent their House, tully furnished, to e family of two or three end buerd with thens In lieu of rent; house email end convenient and in Ninth ward. Address CHARLES M? box 147 Herald office. TJOUSITTO RENT AND FURNITURE FOR BALE? A A Vlcluily of Broad war and Ninth street; always full of boarders; receipts about ?660 per mouth. Aadress Mr. TODD, it Wererley piece. ARB CHANGE. -FIRST CLASS FIVE STORY BROWN XV stone House to let, completely furnished; best location In Ibis olty for boarding house or prlrete iemlly. Adarees BARGAIN, Herald oOice. The wuole of a four story brown stone bouse to rent, newly end handsomely furnished, at a moderate rent- or will let In suits for llcht housekeeping, r at No. 156 West Thlrtr-second street, between Sixth Seventh arenuee. Apply and Set Three story brown stone front house to let?Newly furnished; Lexington arenue, near Flfty Blnth street. Address A. B. C., box 144 Herald office. TO RENT-TO A PRIVATE FAMILY AND RESPONSI ble party only, a completely and handsomely turnlshed medium-sized House, containing all modern cliy Improve ments, situated In the most select portion of the city of Eliza Beth arenue paved with Ntcnlson, and sewered; Immedi ate possession. Address OW N ER, box 171 Herald office. Unfurnished. THREE STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LET? Furnished; Thirty-ninth street, near Third arenue; $188 month. H. R. DREW A CO., 176 Fifth arenue. Branch office, 837 Sixth aranus. A boa THREE STORY HIGH STOOP HOUSE, NEWLY painted, with new furniture; everything (Deluded for oniekee|>tog, and located a short distance front Fifth Are nue Hotel. C. S. PEEK ft CO., 947 Broadway. A HOUSB, TWENTY ROOMS. FURNISHED OR UN J\ furnished; heaters and all Improrements; good for boarding house; reoeipls $200: immediate possession loca tion few dnora from Broadway and Fortieth street, 666 Ser ?nth arenue; widow owner. TTARLKM THE WHOLE OR PART OF A THREE AA story, basement, high stoop frame House. Ailed with brick, with all the modern improvements end newly painted throughout; board taken in exchange for rent ana the dlf- ferenc.e paid. For particulars apply on premises, 31 WestV 187th street. 1 QMAI.L FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE, p with all modern Improrements, to let, on reasonable terms; house In good order. For cards to rlew apply to Mr. GLAEKTZER, 489 Sixth arenue. TO LET-IN HARLEM, A NEAT COTTAOE AND Orouii'le, to a small family who will take good care of It, for $30 per month. Apply at 6U8 Hudson street. TO LET?THE THREE STORY AND ATTIC MARBLE stoop Dwelling House No. 63 Washington square, south; lately paluted throughout; immediate possesslou. Apply to T. J. OIltliONS, 111 Hleecker street. TOLET-A nANDSOMF. TWO 8TORY AND BASEMENT brick Cottage House In the Ninth ward rent, $76u per year; Immediate possession. JOHN ROSS, 66 Eighth ar. 3HO LET OR LEASE?FOR A TERM OF YF.aRS, A L three story and basement brick House, suitable for welling or light business purposes. For terms, Ac., ap Kon promises 121 Whlla street, three doors east of Cen s treat. Three story high stoop nousE, 13 rooms un. furnished or fully or partially furnished; rent $1,600; Forty-tiflU street, Broadway and sixth avenue. WILLIAM ELLIOTT ft CO., 1,491 Broadway, near Forty-filth street. TO RENT-A PRETTY FOUR STORY FRENCH ROOF House, 11 rooms; bath, gas, wasbtubs, beater, range; excellent neighborhood; sereo minutes' ride frrm fames; CD! $60 per month. Engraving and further Information to had of A. M. CAPEN, 861 Broadway. FUUNINIIUD BOOMS and apartments TO LET. SMALL FAMILY WILL LET SECOND FLOOR OF four rooms, completely furnished tor housekeeping. A SUNNY THIRD FLOOR TROUT ROOM, BEDROOM Xx And olosat, with water, furnished, for light housekeep ing; rent moderate. Also nail Room, $2 per week. 406 Went Thirtieth street. A NEW HOUSE TO LET-IN FLOORS OK SIX J\ rooms, having all modern Improvements; rents from ?86 to $46 par month. Inquire on premises, 829 West Twsnty-Qrst street, or of J. CORBET, 263 Ninth avenue. A -TWO FRONT ROOMS, BEAUTIFOtLY FUR nlsned, to let; 27 Ftnyvesani street, near Cooper In stitute. Private family terms reasonable. A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM ON seaond door, also a back Parlor, to let, to gentlemen, without board, at 14 Irving place, corner of Fifteenth atreet. A. LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOM ON SECOND floor, to gentlemen only, without board; hot and cold water, fte.; convenient to Westminster, Clarendon, Everett and Arariiercy Park Hotels; lamily private. 131 East Sev enteenth street, near Irving place. FEW NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO LBT? L With all modern conveniences; place for cooking, tree lines ot cars pass within one blook. 409 West Thirty Ird street. DESIRABLE SINGLE ROOM OR 8' IT OF HAND tome.y furnished Iront Rooms to let; Broadway, nearly opposite Grand lloiel; terms moderate. Address M. STUY hBANT, box lit Hsralu Uptown i Uptown Branch office, 1,186 Broad way. A LARGE, WELL FURNISHED ROOM, OAS, AC, without hoard, in a sm?ll private family, good location can be had by Inquiring at 20 K log street. A FEW FIRST CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET To single gentlemen or gentleman and wife, at 68 Mac drnigal street. Inqnire for three days. A T NO. 6 WEST ELEVENTH STREET, SECOND DOOR J\. off Broadway best local oa in the city; nice furnlxhed rooms to let; house built wllh all modern imprm entente A N ELEGANTLY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR TO A let, also Room on floor shore, nt $8 60 per week gas, bath, lire particular altcnlloo paid to neatness, fins loos tton. 208 West Twenty-fifth street, reference, convenient to Fifth Arenna. Boom's and Grand Uoera Uonaa. nwonm soman iw iriiTsrami to urr. A-nfati.t rrEmnnrn im?om? to let at B.oo?r?i? prtm. to fBI levee ewly, til] AnKp streK FURNISHED ROOMS TO l.rf-TWO MICB MALI. Bforw nu, with eater ud |U Tw mut |tMW Furnished boom* for lmnt HocRRiTRrnto? -.niT!.** "r Applr Wmt T?w L'IRRT CLAM FtRNISHFD APARTMENT* OROLT 1 or ea tulta, frr gentlemen nay at M i liaina nan. aw fifth avenue. pad'eie bouaa. a* hoaraan. 2?i' required. 1()M PORTABLE FURNISHED R'DRI To l.l r Writ y j out hnapt, at m Keel Ninth street, ?-Ti Bt ea I waj and fourth annw. TjIURNISHED room roR OBF ON rWotiPMTI RM I N I wjlli gas. an.I atora If required Na I Oraad e-reet, lour doors flroik Varick. FURMBHKD RECEPTION ARO BSDROOM. weekly two 'arc* K -inns. hati. and (inert P. I.all r.l 1 .'I lie. Hi,.'..., i,q Kaa< Pit teanth street, tbraa corrs froaa Untna square FrRRI-HF.il ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN OR IIRHTUt tnra and wives to IK, without board. d pines. To let-to okntlemfr. two iiantwomflt prR, nlahed Parlora and ataxia No.,-*,. iB i.r.,we at..*. a...... 12S Weat Thirty-aliih atraat, near Mm, avenue. To LET-A front Parlor h-knishfd as beiy ro .in nr otherwise, to a r?- mi .r, kitchen If required. 1*7 Vt eat Tenth .trvt, ?,.r niee".^* T? k.KTr?JCKLr. n RECORD FlrOOR. part or Third and MM Reaernrnl. tn private b?ua. .'*4 large T#nlb 10 ,u",U l,lUL1 "I auulta. K., ua TO LET-TO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, WITH Breakfast If deaired. a well and r. ml .Mai.it 'ornished large Room, protlued with all inodani r..ot>men. a? i- tba private bouse 147 I .at Twentt Brat street, Uramerr^' pJT alao a hall Room, mrderat* rent. T TO LET-A furnirhed floor, for a ORNTLR man sod wlff, or would Ukt two iratifiSMiD m Call at 2u7 East Forty ninth sinwu TO LET?LAROH ROOM TWO RFDROOMR; rl'RN "'?h'" or tinfurmahed; without rMldren: raat unl.irn slreet uer month- Second Boor, III Weat Vwnety-eeooad TO LET-IN A RESPECTABLE LOCALITT. AFUR nlihed Silting Room and Bedroom, fit floor front terms very reasonable. ?<3 Eaat Fllty-fUh street. l-el"6 per week, suitable for housekeeping; bouse has all modern Improvements. ?sort WF.8T TWENTY-SECOND STREET.- FUR ^tOU nlshed large front Room, with two large pantries, at tj<6 per week; one hall Bedroom adjoining, 9a M per week; would be 1st together or separately. ITNFUKN18I1ED ROOMS AND APART. MENTIS TO I.ET. ANEATLT FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM, TO A gentleman, on very reaeonable terms, at tlO Waat Eleventh street, top floor, nesr Bleecker street. A FLOOR, CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS, TO LET Ateo one containing seven- rooms. In premises E83 Sixth avenue; also othtr Parte of houses, for prompt tenants only. Apply to C. S. I'EOK A CO., 947 Broadway. A -HAVING TAKEN HOUSE I? EAST SIXTEENTH street, opposite Westminster Hotai, will let few smell double Rooms at ft to 91, without board; also nandsomely furnished Parlor, hot and cold water, on first floor. A COUPLE OF COSEY. PLEASANT FRONT ROOM8 to let, suitable for gentlemen; rent 95 a week l or the winter Inquire for Mrs. FLORENCE, 188 Sixth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh atresia AT2SJWEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, NEAR SEVENTH avenue-Parlor and Basement Flours, six rooms, all Improvements; Hall Room if required; occupied by owner. Can be teen to-day. AOKNTLF.MAN LEAVING TOWN WISHES TO LET an elegant French Fist, In the upper part of the city; a rare chance for parties desiring superior accommodations. Apply to I). W. C. WARD, corner Kitty third etreel and Sixth avenue. First floor to let-corner fifty-third street and Third avenue; Ave rooms and kitchen per fect order; water, ess fixtures; entries furnished; tine loca tion cheap rent, inquire In the drug store. Half floors to let-in suits of four rooms, with stationary tubs, gas, marble mantels; rents from $19 to $-.'1; 42N West Fortieth street. Apply to J. COHiilT, Slal Nluth avenue. Rooms on first and fourth floors, fur nlttied, and second and third floors, unfurnished; all Improvements; references. 141 West Twenty-siith street. TO LET UNFURNISHED, A LARGE. HANDSOME Parlor; also two smallar Rooms. Call at 83 Lafayetta place. TO LET CHEAP-SECOND FLOOR OF Bflfl CANAL street, several Floors and a More, Ninth avenue, eorner ot Fnrtv eighth sireet. Inquire on the premises, or at 803 Hudson street. TO LET-THE VERY DESIRABLE FLOOR CORNER of Fortv-thlrd street and Sixth avenue, containing six rooms, bathroom and water closet; stationary tuba In kitchen. Apply to MaCY A CO., 7b7 Sixth aveuua, eorner Forty third street TO' LET-TO A SMALL AMERICAN FAMILY, cheap, until May, Third Floor, In excellent order, of (list class house. Apply at 4o8 Wsat Forty-third street, or U Nas sau streak umnmNnHKn nooim and apart MKNTH TO Mfc _ PLBT A FIRE FLOOR OF PI YE ROOMS. APPLY la K. J. cRAUK, HO Slilh areuue, corner Forty-eighth rpo LET-FIRST FLOOR or COTTAGE MO WEST 1 rifle sceeath etraat, containing seven roome, with weter; mwi BOA Cell far Uro atjri. PLOT -SECOND FLOOR, THREE BOOMS. 1M EAST Twewtf eights street; also a Room and Berdoom; glee e Imrh rut MiMlgi of alee Rnomi; all modern Napcoeemeota H.H. COR HIT. U? Keel Twelfth street. A PIANUFOKTK*. PI RE ASSORTMENT OP SECOND HARD URARD. KOI*A RE ARD UPRIGHT PIAROS, OP STAIRWAY A SONS' MAKE, for eale cheep. Alan a number of Plaaoe of other maker*, at Kfr lNRntY A soHII, stetnway Hell, 101 and Ut Kaai Fourteenth street. Rear York. An ALMOST REW P1ARO FOR BOB-CALL POB one week, from I to for K to o'clock, at 333 heat Flf eaatb street, heinreeo Pirn a ad Keeoad avenues. AOTKIRWAV PARLOB lIR ARD PIANO FOR SALB AT a rraat sarrlfl.e or to rent: guaranteed la perfect order. Can at O and le last Twenty-third street. I. R. PATTtROR A CO. OCTAVE ELEGANTLY CARTED PIANO FOR le. idh-r good Pianos from flu* to ffOO Ktne new >arr cheap, and m ulhlr nnrmeuta taken. Planoa to L Pteaoe rare cheap, and m<>uthlr parmente U mat. Y. S. UK KAY A CO.. TOO Broadway. Iew?? wu wee RAR .AIM A MAONICENT CARVED ROSEWOOD Piannfufte, aetan octave, overstrung bass, all the lata ineraet.ta, for 4I*\ Apply at MS Enat Thirtieth atreet. wooa Sensed and third eneoaa ACItli g KMING UPRIGHT PIANO. PIRRT CLASS, MmwiMh umiet new, also a first cans Cahlnat Organ, in a le h? Carhart A Needham, aleren slops, in good order, at dnn ted bargalaa Can he aeen at P. COLTON'S, had Thirteenta arret, naar Broadway. AlloLIDAT PRKRhRT FOB Sift. A FIRST CLARE teeea nciara Piano,, all lm|>r?remenui; celt! rated clip maker, a perfect rem worth double the money. Alaoier fe. t nee Piano lor r.T* A .id reae Pit IV ATE 8 ALB, bo* 17* llrrald Uptown Branch oilier. Aba iNIFICKBT DO US LB ROUND GRAND SQUARE fweetmed octaee Pianoforte, all modern Improve ment*, pat-nl agraffe, nearly new, made to order for BSD", ii ir f.11, Stool, cover and ?Mela Stand: I'arlor suit, a-tla nrocatel, SIM one do.. $&t>. Hrmtrrs. Painting*; aiao, at a *a?n all tbr Furniture at the prirate roaideuoo IBS a eat Party-aeo-iad atreet, aaar Saeenta annua. AH BLEOART SUPERIOR TONED PIANOPORTB, rosewood case, round corn era, cured leg*, patent agraffe, beet rhy maker*. oaad fin montba, made to order, eoel Swai, for Stool, i orer and Mum Cabinet. Call at private residence Ijn vt eat Twenty-third etraeL N. B.? Oaa ha aean in-day or Monday. A CHANCE?NOW is THE TIME TO PURCHARB Piano, If y u desire to avail youreelf'ef the extra la diineaaaata oflned lor the holidaya by BAINER BROS., IT Union square. ARTRIHWAY AND CMICEERINU PIANO AT A great seen boa for cash, earaa octave, round corners, earned lega, m perfect order. J. HIDI'LE, 1* Amffy atreet, near Broadway. f HUMBERT IMPERIAL CABINET GRAND UPRIGHT and square Pianna? Kqeal la tone and Infinitely cheaper and more elegant ibao any roacrrt grand. Buy a i ham her* I'tano on "Cham era' easy one year a rat em An S8U> up right. |tSi. a R5iu upright, f.idk. Other pianos rented and ?old to aull customer*, glidl, f280. R178, gdtkJ, $860, *876. Mt Fourth a ran us, near Twelfth street. CHAMBERS t SON. HAM BEES' IMPERIAL CABINET URAND UFBOTt an l an nam Piano Sold on Chambers' easy one year ,em Slain way and other Pianos, 4IMI to fUSt); elegant aw carved riano, MM. chambers a son, lul Knnrta areaitr, near Twelfth atreeL c eytti ?1.1 IdLKwANT UPRHillT AND HOUARB PIANOS POB Hi sale at UOB.eecker street,two blocks weal ufBroadway. A. KKIGLBB. MUSELL A CO. PIANOS, FIRST CLASH, EXCEL knt, durable. AM* to AUX UU Broadway. J. K. STORK. T >1A NO TO LPT ?S PI R MONTH OR 180 PER YEAR; I In good condition, Ac. Inquire at M weal Twenty ninth ?treat Mondar or Tuesday. pIANOH, MKLODKOMR AND OROARS-OF NEW AND L moat beauttlui style*, of dl Isri it maters. at lower prices lor c?sli or monthly lusi*i'n--:iti, or fir reai *t WATr,K?', tni Broadway, than can oe >u I e.t i ?.i *j. Rare charcp.-art ore wishing to pce i chase a new Piano, selecting from slock of lira! clans makers, can sare Ml per cent ay addressing II., bos 164 Herald oBoe. Thk patent AftM PiMoforM egcel all others. Id (one and durability ?nd In elecanea of flatah thee in unaurpaaaed. Call anit examine I eae atiperh Instruments ?ARION PIANOFORTE COMl'ANV, _ Hole Manufacturer, No. 5 Eaat Fourteenth street. near Fifth avenue. THK BALL NKAMON. Academy of music. January im JObb.ru UOWL1NO Hop. GEORGE OSGOOD. Prealdent GUNNING H. BEDFORD., JAMES E. JONES. Viae PrealJenta. Jomv Com an, i John R. r?i.i,nwi,| secretartea. Mono an Joa Kb, Treasurer. 1 TURKMEN'S BALL. TUB FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL BALL In aid of (be WIDOWS* AND ORPHANS' FUND of the lata VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, will be given at the academy OF Ml sic, ON MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1871. TICKETS FIVE' DOLLARS (Admitting a gentl-man and ladlea); can ha obtained from any of the member* ol Ibe 0 unuiittee. JAMES F. WENMAN, President. 148 Peart atre-L ALONZO SLOTe, Treasurer, 180 Fulton street. Gko. F. Nmcit, secretary, 187 Peart street. m7 T. BRENNAN COTERIE ANNUAL BALL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TUESDAY, January It, 1871. Boim for ihe abom to bo had of iht forum lit***. PUa of the sain* mar be seen at the atore of Mr. M. J. Khenrard, 417 Broadway (Hrandreth Uoutr I rum H to la A. M. and 4 to 4 P. M., daily. J VoN GLAMN, 1 M. J. SIIEPPARD,- Commit tea. T. J. N KALIS, Young mkn*s association. FIFTEENTH ANNUAL BALL, In aid of the New York ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, MONDAY EVENING. January 28, 1871 Uohoraut MkULtaa. Jos. J. O'Donohne. Jamea Lynch. Thomaa F. Wallace Michael J. Cody. John J. 1 radley. Richard O'Gonnan. Z. J. Halpln. Geo. O. Bernard. Joaeph H. HainUtoa. waiter Roche. Jemei Moore. John R. Brady. Francis Curran. John Kelly. Patrick H. Jones. M. T. Brennen. Owen W. Brennan. Bernard a.aerly. Francla Higgle*. Jaa. B. Nlcholaon. Chariea Dnnoi.ue Jamea U. Coleman. Henry Shleida. Edward J. Kbatidley. Daniel E. Coyle. William Lalor. John Flanagan. D. W. O'Halloran. COMMITTT* or AkKANOKMVNTa. Jeremiah Qnlnlan. Jaa. J. Moi'ormick. Thomaa J. Cummin*. Thomaa Muldoon. William J. Kane. Maith'w Leary. William H. Shleida. dobn Fox. FreJerlch H. Urea. Thomaa J. O'Brlan. P. Malone. Joaaph M. Dunn. John Duane. John Byrnes. Daniel Wha m. John Hayes. John T. McGowan. Sam. O. A. Murphy. Maurice J. Power. Peter Trainer. John M. Cooney. Den. O'Donocbue. Thnmaa J. Creamer. Michael Roche. Peter McQuade. Michael F. Wynne. Stephen Farrelly. Cbarlee O'Connor. Jo?eph J. Marrln. John Burke. JEREMIAH (JCINI.AN, President, CHAS. O'CONNOR. Flrat Vice Prealdent. WM. J KANE, Second \"lca Prealdent. S. 0. A. Murpiit, Correapondlng Secretary. John T. M'Gowan, ETnanclal Secretary. P. M ALONE, Treaeurer. Boxes caa be obtained from the Prealdent, 138 and 1J? Wil liam atreet. HOUagRi ROOMMr deOa wantRO. NICELY FURNISHED HorSE WANTED-LOCA tlon between Twenty-third and Thirty-fourth atrreta. Sixth and Madlaon avenues. Addreaa A. P., box 129 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,266 Broadway. A A LADY WOULD LIKE TO FURNISH A FIRST Ul claaa private or boarding hoitae; will put the houae In perfect order In a abort time: wHI rent har own rnmlture; would like to remain with the famhy or party aa h. mee ker per: reterencea exchanged. Addreaa Miss E. B., box 220 Herald office. Furnished room wanted-near stewarts ?tore preferred, Tor man and wife, price not to exceed ?6 per week, including lire and gaa. Addreaa box l,?M, Poet office. T7?LAT8 OR APARTMENTS-FURNISHED FOR noUflP. J? keeping. Send full deacriptlon. terma. Ac.; muat be well located and reapectahte. Addreaa Immediately o. F. WES TEKVELT, Agent for Fiirntabad Apartments, 111 Broadway WANTED- BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, FOR partial houaekreping, two or three neatly turnlahed sunny Rooms In a private rnidence; no boarding or tene ment houae keepera need addreaa tic.ll A lL, Kara id office tvr ANTED- -Til RKE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEKP Yi Ing, between Fourteenth atreet and Bond, and Third avenue and University place: rent B26 to I? per month Ad dreaa FRED, box 121 Herald oOtce. "IV ANTE f>?A PLEASANT SUIT OF ROOMS SUTT YT able lor housekeeping, (or gentleman and wtie, between Ninth and Korty-aecond atreeia; poaaeaalon wanted at one*, Addreaa D. W. S., box li,8:>? I'oat office. WANTED?UNFURNISHED, BY ASMAIL FAMILY. A brut or aecond Floor, in tbe seventh or Thirleenin warda; terma muat be moderate. Addreaa S. P., Herald office. YITANTED?(INK OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS, TV auttable for a denllal; referencea given and required. Addreaa DENTIST, 218 tYeat Twenty-vecond atreat, cay TIT ANTED?BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, TWO FUR Tv Dished iron! Hnuma on aecond or third alory, in private houae, in good location. Addreaa HOME, boa 121 Herald Uptown Branch office, 1,286 Broadway. TV ANTED BY A GEN I LKM A N AND WIFE, TWO OR TV tNhee unftirnlaheil Rooma, on the eaat atila and attuaied between Fortieth and Ninetieth atrreta. Addreaa J. D. J., Herald Uptown Branon office, 1,286 Broadway. IV ANTED?A FRONT OR RACK PARLOR FOR TV pbvaician'a older, between Eighth and Thirtr-lourih aireeta and ThirJ and Sixth avenue*. Addreaa E. J. RAY MOND, 21) Eaat Ninth atreet. 71 CLOTHIMO. A I ROSENTHAL'S, '.St THIRD ATBMUM, NBAS Nineteenth atreet (late61 Third avenue), ladlea and gen tlemen can obtain the highest value for Cant off Clothing and Carprta by Inquiring or addreaalug. Ladlea attended to by Mrs. H. Koaentlial. T 8. MISH'S, 137 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND jmtlemon can receive the blgheat prices (or caat-ot Clothing and Carpeta by calling or addraaatug. Ladlea *4 leaded be Mra. Mlah, A B ATITriSETTKNT*. OOTH'8 THEATRE. SOOTH. TO-MORROW (MONDAY) EVENING. LAST NIOUT BUT FIVE of Mr. EDWIN BOOTH HAMLET. THE ONLY MATINEE OF HAMLET. ON SATURDAY NEXT, At ONE O'CLOCK. Box book open elx dare In advance at tbe theatre, alio at Dileon'a mueic (tore, 711 liroadwav. ON MONDAY EVENINU NEXT, DEC. 86, grand produotlun ot Hhakspeare'e tmtorlcel Trade It or JULIUS CJtSAR. BOOTH'S THEATRE. BOOTH SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT. DEO. 26. MR. EDWIN BOOTH BRUTUS. In Sbakipeare'i grand btatorlcal tragedy of JULIUS C.ESAR. which will be presented, after manr month* of careful preparation, and for the tlrat time at this theatre, with Mr. LAWRENCE BARRETT AS CASSIl'S (expressly engaged for this oharaoter). Mr. F. O. BANOS at MARC ANTONY Mr. D. W. WALLER at JULIUS CvKSAR Mr. JAMES STARK as OAKI'A Mill BELLA PATEN.AN....at PORTIA and a Judicious distribution of tbe rest of the characters. The tragedy will be produced with every attention to ?eenie propriety and correctness of detnll illustrative of the epoob. ENTIRE NEW SCENERY by Mr. C. WITH AM. ENTIRE NEW COS I UMES by Mr. THO& JOYCE. NEW APPOINTMENTS by Mr. J. P. DEUEL. NEW MUSIC by Mr. ED. MOLLENHAUKR. NEW MACHINERY by Mr J. DUNNK and assistants. CALCIUM EFFECTS by Mr. JOS. HCOLLON. Seat! for JULIUS CACSAK may now be secured. TUEATRK COMIQUE, 614 6 514 BROADWAY. 6 I JOSH HART Manager. 1 6 4 SI THE ORKATK8T ARRAY OF TALENT |B evorpresented to the public. A MONOPOLY OP ALL fllK STARS. Nothing so estenslve In tbe line of amusementalias ever before been witnessed. MON DAY, December 18, tlrat appearance of tbe beautiful young vocalist, MISS ELLA WESNER. MISS ELLA WE8NER. MISS ELLA WESNER. Also the Champion Contortluuist, W. H. LESTER. SECOND WEEK of tbe great wonder, PROF. SILVESTER. SILVESTER, SILVESTER, assisted by MLLE. ANUELUJUE SCUOTT, In an entire change of acts, Tbe mammoth double Company In an entirely new OUo. HEAD THE NAMES OP THE COMPANY. THE GREAT SILVESJKR, assisted by MLLE. ANGELIQUP, 8CHOTT. The beautiful Vocalist, being the particular Star In bar specialty, outshining all others, MISS ELLA WESNER. MISS JENNIE HUGHES. MISS ADA WRAY. MISS KITTY O'NEIL. Miss Emma maddoch. miss kitty tilston. CHAS. WHITE. JOHNNY WILD. MASTER MARTEN. Larry Toohy. James Clarke. Harry Gulon. THE FOREI'AUGH BROTHER8. E. D. Goodln. George Warren. J. Bradley. G. L. StBRlR and the young comedian, MR. JOSH HART. Second week of the very laughable looal drama, WIIO STOLE THE MONKEYr Mr. JOSH HART a* the NEWSBOT Matlneea Wednesday and Saturday. 0 LYMPIO THEATRE. UUMPTY DUMPTY IN HOLIDAY RIO. U8TU TO 187TU NIGHT. 'SP.R FOX. 8F.B FOX. SEE O. FOX. 8KB 0. FOX. MAT' I1LFRS BFECIALTlKS. KlAK'i 1.1NU NOVELTIES. TUB FOXFK. THE MARTENS. THE U1ANTS. THE NIXES. EVF.RTTHINO OK THE BEST. TUB BEST CLOWN. 1 UK FUNNIEST DWAKFS. THR BEST BALLET. THE SWEETEST K INGRES. THE PRETTIEST FAIRIES. THE FINEST SCENERY. THE GRANDEST TABLEAUX. AN AN1MATI D POEM OF THE NURSERY. HUMPTY DTMPTV. THE VKRV BEST. DON'T HE BEHIND TIIE AGE. BEE FOX. SEE FOX. MATTNRFS WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. HOLIDAY Wh(? K, THKKK GRAND MATINEES, 4 MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. ITNION SQUARE THEATRE, J UNION SQUARE THEATRE, corner of Fourteenth street anil Hrovlway. THE HEAD CENTRE OF ATTRACTION. GRAND HOLIDAY WEEK PERFORMANCE. A BRILLIANT BILL OF NOVELTIES EVERY EVENING. THE PERSECUTED DARKEV. THE APPLE WOMAN'S LAMENT. HE WO' LD OKT SOUAKE. DOUGHERTY AND THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY. MLLK. BON FASTI AND GRAND BALLET. BERGT. KtRKK. IN HIS LIGHTNING ZOUAVE DRILL, imloc tke Unite I Sulci Arm* Springfield musket THE WONDERFUL MATTHEW FAMILY. ROLLIN HOW A RD'S NEW VERSION OF "O, TELL, 0." WAMBOLD PULLING STRINGS AT ALBANY. Tbe Comic Pantomime entitled M il AS A MARCH HARE. All lb* great STAR COMPANY In tholr SPECIALTIES. Doors open at f curtain rtaea at 8 o'clock. Seal a I aaci m In advance. MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. VTKW YORK CIRCUS. 1 Fourteenth at reel, oppoclte Academy of Mtialc. L B. LENT DIRECTOR MATINEES WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 3K, EVERY EVENING AT 8. THE MAMMOTH TROUPE OF ARF.NIO STAR8 IN TIIKIK VARIED SPHERES OF DARING EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES, THRILLING GYMNASTIC ACTS. CLASSIC ACROBATIC FEATS, ?urpaMlng m erery partlclar tne combined e(forte of any other tire clrc.ua coinpanlea In tba world. BRILLIANT ACHIEVEMENTS BY MLLF. ROLL AN D. MISS LUCY WATSON, MR. LAKLfcs W. FISH, MIL WILLIAM DUTTON. THE FOUR BEST RIDERS IN THE WORLD. AMAZING ACROBATIC FXFRCISFS BY F. SIEURIST AND 1IIS INFANTILE WONDERS. THE ASTOUNDING BATTOUTE LEAPS. A GORGEOUS CHRI.-TMA8 PANTOMIME, which haa been In preparation for lire weeks, will bo pro dt.c <1 for the first time on CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON. HOLIDAY MATINEES WILL HE GIVEN EVERT DAT AT I*. COMMENCING ON MONDAY, DEC. *8 XTRW YORS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. JN Open dally from 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING In all branches of Vocal and Instrumental Music, Harmony and Composition and Modern Language*. Also Private Lessons, day and evening. APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION must be made at ths General Conservatory Ofllces, 830 BROADWAY, near Twelfth street, over MUSIC STORE. The Branch at 83 Filth avenus has removed). THE MOLLKMIAUER CONSERVATORY, formerly la bcbrrn.vihorn street, haa leen Incorporated in the BROOKLYN BRANCH, 1(4, lot and lis) Cor RT street, near Stat*. FREE ELEMENTARY CLASSES, design* I especially for pupil* of the Consnrnlory, who are dsOcient in tba rudl moils ill music. U'BNCING AND BOXING ACADEMY, 38 WF.8T E Fi.urth street, near Rrnadway. Busing taught in twelve lessons. Call or send for circulars. U A O. MONSTBRY. Banjo, song and dance?jig, clog and irish dancing taught. Pupils fitted tor ths stags, by JOHN J. Bin.AN, liW East Houston street, near Broadway. Banjos, all prices. DANCING ACAPMHM. A~ T TRRNOR'S ACADEMY OF DANCING, LYRIC HALL, 7J3 Slith arenos, Keeerrtdr aijnar*. I'l'PILncan negm AT ANY TIME, and attend at tbsir own convenience. hKND FOR CIRCULAR. A SA USE'S DANCING AP A DEMIES, MASONIC Hall, 114 and II* East Thirteenth street, and Brsvoort Hall, 164 and I'M Mat Fifty fourth street. MM BEE at Masonic Hall, Tuesday, December 1*, 1871. PRIVATE LhHSONS at any hour, day or evening. CIRCl'LA He at private academy, 313 East Eleventh street Brookes' dam ing academies, sst broomk street and 138 V* est Twenty-third street All tbe tavhiociabte Dances la naa comae of lessons. A NEW CLAMS FOR TUESDAY, BROOME. STREET, Ballet master dumar's private dancing Arademy. 34 Weal Fourth sireet near Broadway.? Classes erery day. All dnn-rs tsught perlecUy la one quar ter. Sis dance* la SIS private lessons. (AARTIFK'S DANCING ACADF.MT. j Plimpton'* Building, corner eniyvesaat aad Ninth Sla. Classes Mini lava and I traders. Soiree on Mos lay. I" emter 4 and IX Private I.#*s r.? at any tuns of the day or hour. CMIRIfTOPMKRW DANCING ACADEMY CORNER EigBt* sIHh street and 1h r l avenm.?Every Wednes day aa l -atnruay aftsraoons aad evening. Souse Wednse day. Dee- US. ______ JTHOMFtORW DANCING ACADEMY. M Nleeeker street-A nsw el as for begtmrrt o?m|mxV Ciaia Mwrn, Mr* >.iln?ct, Linii* IMu, Mm v I'err, Nrtlle Knfllon, Ktlotltl' toe, Umim V<> mi. Mr. II. H. HtriiM, J alKM LMKi TOB DRAMA OR DIVORCE. J. Lcnttyna, W. Dart Age, Lo.ua 1 mmr*. lienry Crlap. I?. ?Wmi, >.rnr?? Dn t ere, Owaa Kow (Ml. Chapman Meatman. Burnett, Uodlre* im oUtere There ho* l?r? M ?w* dramatic or aocuH e*aeaiio* for Ira year* lo e-iunl thle plav of HlVOKCH ?rinree. The theatre baa been ah aoliualy crowded doom for four tnnntba be eager and delighted audi rnrea. ?Hua. 18TH DIVORCE MAT1NKF., SATURDAY, at IX o'clock. *o*Heata may be aeoured ten day* in eileaace. OHRIHTMAH DAT, at 1 j* o'clock, A SPECIAL 1)1 VOROh M ATINP.R. WALLACE'S. NOTICE.?The pnbllo li reanertfullv notinrd, In order to prevent confnalon, that the Ualoony Chain will lie reeerved during the eullrc evening. THIS AND every evening, UNTIL FUKTIIKK NOTICE, MR. BROUGHAM'S NEW FLAY, written expreaaly for thle theatre, entitled JOITN OARTH. NEW MUSIC, SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS. MR. Lester Wallace, mr. joiin oilhert. mil C. FISHER, MR. J. H. POLK, MR. K. M. HOLLAND. MR. rP.CR, MISS PLKSSY MORDAUNT, MRS. CLARA JEN NINCS, MRS. JOHN SEFTON, MISS L1LLIE MuCOR M1CK and otheie In the caaL "John Uarth," waa a triumphant and entbuaiaatlcanoeaaa. It If fcaruely neoaitury to add that tha netting ol the piece if In admirable laate. That if one of the traditional gloriea of Wallaok'a. "John Uarth" promiaet to ha one of tha moat aucccaaful piece a that have ever been put on the boarda eran of thla deaervedly favorite theatre. Herald. We can aay with candor of "John Uarth" that It la on# of the beat olf-oand melodrama* wc have ever eeau. It la, to begin with, full of life and "go." The lucidenta are well con celrod or well ohoaen, tbey follow each other with tact and rapidity, the cllmaxei are bold and algnffcant. and the audi tor la alwaya really auxioua to hear the whole aiory out. A further merit la?and with dramaa of buatliug action the merit la rare?that the characteri are endowed with not a little Individuality, and, apart from the wondroua acenea aet forth by them, are lutereailng in theuiaelvca. "John Uarth" haa made a decided Impression, and there la every algn that It will have a long and lucrative run.?Timet. Due notice wilfhe given of the reappearance of Mr. CHAS. MATHEWS and Mr. JOHN BROUGHAM. NIRLO'S garden. Toe management of Nlblo's Garden take treat pleasure In announcing that, in compliance with the earm-st aollclta tlona of thousand! of their patrons, and in deference to the wuh of the great theatre-going public, unmistakably ex pressed, they hare determined to reproduoe at their mag nificent theatre, IN A STYLE UK UITERLY UNEX AMPLED SPLENDOR, THE UKEAT THEATRICAL SENSATION OK THE CENTURY. THE MOST SUPERB SPECTACLE OF MODERN TIMES, THE BLACK CROOK. In their rerlral of this most popular entertainment the management hare spared neither time, trouble or expense, and as actors, actresses, daucera, scenery, machinery and musical appointments are all new, It is not so much a re production as a re-creation of this successful spectacle for which they solicit the puhllo patronage. MISS KATE SANTLEY a* BTALACTA. Her tlrst appearance In America. MISS JENNIE LEE as CARL1NE. THE WONDERFUL MAJILTONS, in a new series of their unique performances. A CORPS DE BALLET OF TO ARTISTES, Headed hr the (Jueen of the llallet, MLLE. PR EN N A SASSI. CORA ADRIENNK, BKDOU FELlCITA, ISRIALDI ANNETTA. CLOTILDA MARCHESI, ISABELLA. LKON T1NK, LEHMAN, KKUHER, JOSEPHINE, ANTOINETTE, CAROLINE, JKaNN'F.TTK and 1U0 Coryphees. A TRIO OF EGYPTIAN JUGGLERS. THE ST. FELIX PAKISIKNNU INFaNT BALLET TROUPE. PROFESSOR SAMWELL'S TROUPE OF TRAINED ANIMALS. PROFESSOR SCHMIDT AND PUPILS IN CLASSIC GROUPINGS. THE NEW UKOTTO SCENE. THE CASTLE OF WOLFKN8TFIIN. THE TRANSFORMATION SCENE. BRILLIANT Ml 810. SPLENDID COSTUMES. A WORLD OF MARVELS. Doors open at half-past seven. Curtain rises at eight. pRAND OPERA HOUSE TO-NIOHT AT 8. ELEVENTH GRAND CONCERT by Colonel JAMES FISK, Jr.'s NINTH REUIMENT BAND OF ONE HUNDRED MUSICIANS. The Management take pleasure in announcing the first appearance at the Grand Opera House of the celebrated soprano, Mme. MARIE SALVOTTI, with Mile. TERESA CASTELLAN. Vlolorilste de H. M. la Relne d'Angleterre, and Mile. ELIZA DE TRY, Violoncello de H. M. le Rot de Portugal. Herr CARL BEROMANN Mimical Director Mr. D. L. DOWNING Loader PROGRAMME. PART I. 1. Overture, "Fra Dlavolo." Anber 2. Valse, Gcdanken King" Strains 5. Oujua Anlmam, "Statist Mater" Ki.asinl 4. Bcenn and Aria from "Nebuohadner.rar." Mme. MARIE SALVOTTI. 6. Concerto en U mineur Ootterman Mile. DE TRY. 6. Grand Potpourl, "Musical four through Europe".Conradl PART II. 1. Overture, "Le Deserteur" Bath 2. Polka, "Lea Fauv-dtea" Bosquet 8. "Ave Marlu" (rirelu 'e by Bach, rlolln obligator. ..Gounod Mme. MARIE SALVOTTI. 4. L'Attnque du Soidat Saro 6. Rondo du Grand Concerto Mllltalre Servala Miles. CASTELLAN and DE TRY. 6. Finale, "Grand March" D. L. Downing Reserved seats SI I Admission 60 cents l'roecenlum boxes 16 Balcony boxes....... 4)6 AIMEE'S OPERA BOUFKE. 720 BROADWAY. MONDAY, DEO. IS, POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF LE PONT DES SOUPIR3. TUESDAY, DEC. IS, DEBUT OF M. CtKUILI'E IN BARBE BLEUE. NIXON'S ORF.AT SOUTHERN CIRCUS, 728 and 73P Broadway, opposite New York Hotel. OPENING OK T1IK GRAND AMPHITHEATRE. MONDAY, DEC. 18. MR. J. M. NIXON'S CARD. The proprietor of the Great Southern Circus, not having appeared In tble city with his troupe since his great eques trian succean at Nlblo'a In 1880, has now the pleasure or pre senting to the public an entertainment of such magnitude and splendor as will eclipse the attractions of all former efforts, and place hla troupe immeasurably above and beyond all attempts at rivalry In this city. The opportunity at present of fered for securing the most distinguished riders and gymnasts of the age, together with the prevailing taste for this popular aperies or public amuasment, h ive determined the selection of the central and convenient locality on Broadway opposite the New York Hotel. The building hae been thoroughly re fitted an d transformed Into a magnificent amphitheatre. The following are among the principal artists engage J t? THK GREAT JOHN HENRY COOKE, Tb# great JAMES MELVILLE and his equestrian family, FRANK MELVILLE, GEORGE MELVILLE, ALEX. MELVILLE, HENRY WILBY COOKE, GEORGE ADAM, Mile. ROSIN A. The peerless equestriennes, Madame DE BERG and Mile. CORDELIA. The superb corps of athletes. Mods. Emile Goroux, James Cooke, the Vaulting i'henomennn, Mlaco Brothers, Aerial Gymnasts, _ K_ Hof,0 Don Gonxales, W. Franklin, K. Holloway. J. Saunders, Charles Ilnvls, J. Ward, T. Watton, and 24 Auxllllary Tum blers. Somers miters, Drapers and Acrobats. Clowns NAT. AUSTIN and W. HERBERT WILLIAMS Bqueatlan Manager JAMES M. NIXON Ring Master FRANK WUITTaKER FREDERICK COSTKLLO, EVA COSTKLLO, Double Trsnexlsts. The entertainments will be accompanied by a FULL ORCHESTRA AND MILITARY HAND. Extenalve preparations are making for the CHRISTMAS AND N NEW YEAR'S FESTIVITIES. Introducing equestrian pageants, fairy legends, Ac., got up In a style ami with effects such as no other equestrian estab lishment In the city has the ability and resources lo produce. Admission, 5JC.; Parquette and ilalconr Chairs, $1; Uoi lerv, 80c. MA+INKFS on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, 2 o'clock. seats ran he secured six davs In advance on Friday, Dec. It, at the Box Odlce and 114 Broadway. K TXON'S CIRCUS, ON BROADWAY. Artists with sttlrtly first class Eqnestrfsn snd Gymnastic Specialties, particularly Lady Gymnasts, will apply per sona, ly lo JAB. M. NIXON, 728 Broadway. BRYANT'S OPERA HOUSE, TWENTY THIRD STREET, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, near Booth's The atre. E very evening at 8 and Saturday Matinee at f BKYANT'S MINSTRELS BRYANT'S MINSTRELS BRYANTS MINSTRELS. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. BRYANTS MINSTRELS. BRYANTS MINSTRELS. BRYANTS MINSTRELS. UNCLE FPU'S DREAM. UNCLE EPH'S DREAM. OLI) KENTUCKY HOME. OLD KENTUCKY HOME. THE AFRICAN STATUES. Little Mac at the Monkey, Nelse Seymour. Dave Reed, McAn drews, Morrliaey, Emerson, DAN BRYANT. Saturday Matinee at 2. Christmas Day Matiuee II AKTZ'S CONJURING REPOSITORY, 7? BROADWAY. ORFATF.ST I CONJURING TRICKS I FOR from .0 Cents. I NOVELTIES SPLENDID CHRISTMAS BOXES OK TRICKS I lathe world. Imm rt to I.is. PRESENTS. TIIH MARVEL PRESENT OF THE AOK. Containing A With foil apparatus I HAKIZ' printed r r it,e tt Instructions, pert- rman*-* BOX OF TRT* KS. Any out can ol li Tucks, '.-perform Ihem. Equal lo Still worth ol ordinary Toys. Always amusing and Cannot he damaged. Srn i a stamp or call tor the new price list. Evening paillrs attended witu ma ileal perioruiance. t.RAND FBI.E EXHIBITION OF THK HokIZ< in IA L BAR PERFORMER. The most wonderful Automaton In the world. TMsir unph of art, manufacture I by M. HARTZ, will be Work na lu the window all the week. It will do all a I.ring man can do exeept speak. 4 GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL iV CONCERT. In behalf of the dsstl'uted women and children IB the M ask ot 'una. next Monday Might, Dec. 18, 187L AT STEINWAf HALL. Price of tickets, $2. T easts aa be pr ursd at any tuns at the ticket office of rt i hell La Junta PatrMn a" of Cuban ladles rely on the tympa nal; y ol the American people In favor ot the lay and geaer sagsrvra. [LIN D TttM. THE Ml'klCAL PRODIGY, I sstU a>-e roncavta at Yorkvllte. aa Tuesday evening, Idea. 18. Hal am. am Wadnesii? evening, Dec uir#*f?pof fir mm Wsdnenlay evening, Dec JO, A, oe I harsdav ev, nine Dee ft. 'art. at Waahiagtou Hall, on Friday and SaJur ;e. Dec 8 and ft evenings. __ _ AT TUB BROOKLYN ATHENAtUM for one wank. commenrieg oe CURlMTMAA DAY. RUB DA'- DEC. ffi. iyiv*Kyir.'H-r+. Acadmmy-Monday, "ii. ?%n Twwa'a-iowrtb -wbaariptloa Night -if tha KTHAm.-Cll ITALIAN Ui KRA HURfANf DEC |M, at o'clock Y M, IL rHOVATOKK. MI'a HKt*TI* A *11.-.-.S n low ,reat role of LBONOftA. A. U CART. Mia. UKIONOLI, RAklHI.IM, Re., Ac. MAI T/( i M nan al Director and Goad ?i iw Vt-aJ?uif, alei at 7U1 ami 114 Broadway. Tl EaiiAt BVhYllO, DEC. It. FAU8T (laal UMII. urn ial notice, ia* n> ninu i>kc, ao, at a. at -TKiHWAV HALL. C B A N D il'KK A CONCERT, at whii-h M|, I II Hi.ATI A NILS-ON. a 'mi lk* *trako??h Opera Company, wM am -a a af seat a aa VOMlAI oait, ai Htelnway Hall, far lha (Mirart ualy uTxiswiv hai.i. opp.ka concert O VRntkailAt EVENING. I m ember M, at air.arm Hi r.ruil 4*a .->ti aa >ecu hag to anuouuo# tki ?rat aad uu GRAND OPERA CONCERT, fa tb? !.ta Ina i aal .114. ar?iaai, aa at liar Maiaatr'a Opant llo-taa aa 1 M?? Itaiiaa N DUVAL. M aa ANNIE LOUISE l'A?t Moae. t APOUL, tlf RRIGNoLI. Kir. HUTillJk/ M?>?a A. MAKKK. M J >H IK JAM KT. Harr DKlNVM PRI'l'KNEK, tha atn'ant I'UnlaC wttk Mlaa JOARNA HEM, Maatar *11.MAM HKKR, and ika n la>. December Id, all A. M at the llall elan vol and 114 Broadway. Rtetnwnp** 1'ianoa ara us.-.l Or Ida -iraiivm 1 tpera Company. Bowery tiiratrk. Manager Mr. WM. R. FRKLICMi AN EXTRAORDINARY NOVELTY NOW READY. Engagement with l)|CK RALPH, riiw WONDERFUL I'ROTKAN ACTOR, VERSATILE VOCALIST AMD INSTRUMENTAL PKRFO ItMKR, who will appear to the entirely new draui t, written aiJNMt fur him, entlilad PATK. 011, 11m NEW TOUK NEWSBOY. In which DICK RALPH will peraonatc KIOHT DISTINCT INDIVIDUALITIES. PERFORM ON TWENTY DIFFERENT INhTKUMKNTtC AND DANCE JIUH, Ac. Preceded by a marina Farce. Great preparations ara beiug made for tha aiinrnanhlMK Holldnys. TWO GRAND PERFORMANCER ON CHRISTMAS DAT. In acilee praparaUon a new drama, by J. W. Meath, lag, entitled PP.nr.STIN, In whlcn the great romedtan and rharaeter actor, Mat CHARLES PETHIE, will make hie llrat appearance In Nnw York. M R. AND MRS. W.J. FLORENCE RETURN TO QKAND OI'KKa HOUSE ON CHRISTMAS. WOOD'S MU8KUM. MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THUM. DAT EVENINGS, AND SATURDAY MATINEE. SUSAN DKNIN, J. B. STUDLET. J. B ALBAUQH and full dramatic company In the ureal mural arama. TICKET OF LEAVE MAN, TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. MATINEE PERFORMANCKS AT 2 P. M. Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thnraday and Prldav. Production of the romantic Drama, In Are acta, or SATAN IN PARIS; OR. THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER. In actire preparation, the new Prima* BENEDICT ARNOLD and THE WINNING HAND. Mrs. f. h. conway's Brooklyn 'theatrh^ Lessee* and Managers...kr. and Mrs. K. B. UONVAV The Drama of Intense Interest. entitled ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN. Produced with new ecenery, appointment!, Ac. PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN. Managers Carroll A McCloeker JOHNNY ALLEN. JOHNNY ALLEN, in SCHNEIDER; Or, DOT HOUSE VON PER RH1NB. Grand opera house. MONDAY EVENING, DEC. IS, and ererr erenlns of the wenk und Saturday Matinee^ THE GRAND MILITARY DRAMATIC ROMANCE, CHARLES O'MALLEY, from the pen 01' the author of "E.lleen Oge," will be preeenled w.th the original coitumea aud acuseeuftKB and a STUD OF TWENTY HORSES I For the proper represent ation of this int-resting play M draft has been made upon the nest material of the coi dramatic organisation of tbe Grand Opera House Seats secured from 8 A. M. to 111 P. M., at the bo* Schlrmer's, 7UI Kroadway, end at Erie ticket office, Twi third street, Broadway and FIHU avenue. SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS. CONTINUED SUCCESS. EVERYBODY DELIGHTED. Cheerful screams at the world tamoue BIRCH, WAMROLD, BERNARD AND BACKUP SAN FRANCISCO MIN0TREL8, First week of tbe new piece eutltled BEWARE OF THE DOG. BEWARE OF THE DOG. BEWARE OF THE DOG. Seats secured six days In advance. MATINEE. CHRISTMAS DAT, AT t. k^TEINWAY HALL. CHRISTMAS NIOHT. KELLOGG In the MESSIAH. Academy or Mirsro.-THB great republic. Allegory and Tableaux Prof.M. IIAGE'K, OlrMMr WEDNK8DAV AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, DEO. KOandBL By over WW YOUNG LA 1)1 KM AND GENTLEMEN. Benetit of the "ll'HIK FuR THE KHI ENDLESS" aai the -HOWARD MISSION." Admission, $1: reaervad seats. 41 5U secured at Academy. Prof. GEO. r. HRISIUW and Miss F. A. IIAGKK. 1'iaoiaU. Stalnwar'a Pianos are uaed exclusively by Prof. HAGKB. TONY PASTOR'S OPF.RA HOUSE. 201 BOWERT. MATINEES TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. Firat appearance of the celebrated artlat PR OF. CAMPBELL, And bli wonderful miniature Theatre, with a full and om plete company of LILLIPUTIAN COMEDIANS. THE THEATORUM. THE THEATORUM. TONY PASTOR'S LATEST. JENNIE ENOEL. JENNIE E.NOEL KERNS, QUEEN, MASON. GIR.VRD, CIIADFERD, ADA STEWART. UOSENFLU3, AC. MLLE. KARCILLA REN A. PRIMA DONNA DM Grand Opera, jtiat from l'arfa.?For leaanna and ea ixrmenta for concert* oleasa apply at 116 East Twenty second street. LAUQHINO OAS. Dr. COLTON will give a I-ecture on LAUGHING OAS, to ladies only, in the large hall of CUOI'EK INSTITUTE. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DEC. *1. After the leciur* i welre ladies will Inhale the gas, showing Its amusing effects. Tickets, 26c. For sale at the door. Doors open at L M commence at il o'clock. Billiards.-cyrille dion will oive an opbm log seance at bis new hall, 243 Broadway, on Monday, ati o'clock. The champion will be assisted by Prof. Albert Oarnlar* Maurice Daly. Almedee Onllette and others. Madams Gar nler will possibly be preseut. JNXERCISK, HEALTH, AMUSEMENT. JOHN WOOD* J Oymnasium, No. 6 East Twenty-eighth street, near Fifth ayenue; open day and evening; athletic sxerclMB Monday evening; admission free. \roi'NO LADIES AND OENTLEMEN HAVINO GOOD J voices, yet not knowing how to sing properly and da flclenl In reading music, should join clubs now forming at the American Conservatory of Music to beitn alter tha boti dnys. Subscription books are upan at tha Conservatory office, 811 Fourth avenue. (h i A WORTH CHOICEST MUSIC FOR S2 50 ?"TUB Ipt 11 M usical Treasure," iiist the book for the parlor and household; contains over UK) of the best ulano and vocal music or the day; a musical gem for the holidays. Prion 88 W. or In full gilt 44. Sold everywhere. Dl l'SON A CO., Alusle Publishers, 711 Brosdw*y. HKI8IUAL. An enolish lady of experience as teachkh of vocal or insirnmental music In a private faintly, school or church. Address Madame F., Mj4 West 33d st. A SOPRANO OF ABILITY DESIRES A SITUATION In a i|tiartet cliolr In or near this city Episcopal pre ferred. Address II. C. P., bos ltd Herald office. A TEACHER OF THE PIANO WISHES TO OIVE IB. stiuctlon In part payment for Board. Addreee EX CHANGE, 706 Broadway, Got Ion's Music Store. Atf.nor, WITH good voice and ABILITY, 19 open to engagement In s bra; claas quartet; Episcopal service. Address B. B., bos Ilu Herald office. A GENTLEMAN WISHES A FEW MORE PUPILS OH piano and singing; 410 per quarter. Addresa TEACH ER, 81 Eighth aveuuer, drug store. American conservatory of music, sn fourth avenue, next Clarendon Hotel. ?For particulars sew prospectus. BCHKOEDEK, Director. A LADY WISHES A FEW MORE PUPILS ON THC piano at Iter residence; or would go to the pupiPsg terms, 49 and +10 for 80 lessons; part.rular attention paid Iw beginner i. Address TEACHER, box 145 Herald olllce. American musical agency-in fourth ayb uue. Organists, singers, teachers of mus e, musicians for coDcrts, parties, .sc., and substitutes furnished at short notice without charge. All music lessons strictly private.-piano, Guitar, Grcan, Violin, Singing, Harmony, Ac. ?i Clin ton place (Eighth street). Day and evening. Circulars mail ed free. J. JAY WaTSoN, Director. AOENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THH pianoforte, at pupil's residence, for $10 per i(uart*rt best of references given. Adores*, witb residence, TEACHER, bus 182 Ilerald Uptown Branch odics, IJU Broadway. Here kakl ooffrie, for many years pro fessor of slnalng to their Royal Highnesses, The Duchess of Hamilton, The Countess of Cans, The Prtnaes* Prancoite d'Orleana, The Princesa Marguerite de Nemours, Ae., Informs the musical public that ladies desirous of having their voices improved and rec irlng Instruction in singing on a new and successful metbod, will please apply for terms and reteretires to Messrs. F. SU1IUBERTH A CO., muata store, 830 llroautvay. LITOLFF'S SPLENDID EDITIONS OF CLASSICAL and modern Music, unrivaled In beauty, correctn- sa ami cheapness are especially suited fur h -liday gifts. aialoxiian scut Iran on application. HENRY LIlOLhF, Publisher, 311 Fourth avenue i Union SQiasrel. MLLE. CATF.RINA LAMI, OPERATIC ARTIST. DB sires a position as soprano lu a Catholic church, eltben In or out of tbe city. Address, cam Wi .lain Hall A Son, 1s| Broadway. XTATIONAL conservatory OF MUSIC, Il A SELECT school for all branches of Mualo (Decker Brothers' Building UNION Mill ARK I Broadway 1- naar Aula* sua strnsA