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-,rf,E t1%i-.EY nrrlbcr o: his LADIES' NATIONAL.
MAGAZINE he nos; su7.rS ever -suei-Tht= >ai-n-
did number = published ,ocA IN eighteen extra pages.
ana ctsrs1eet promise Of ;oe publisher that the
IN. r = IN ~ --rIisIv superior 20 thar for fsi-
ORIGINAL EMBELLISHMENTS.
No / Children v.ith Rabbits, the best ne1yotnt ever
published engraved oy sstain after picture b Land
10 H. Bal Costumes he real fashions superbly color
Cd la r,o!s Parsienne
No III Rlndmaas Bef, srlesdid u'ezzc,int ncrav-d
by J. D. Gross o picture Il he possession oftae pub.
20 ~. Y VI Aaa vi Costumes Of the Pas, Century
No Cam Dance Ia l11o. No : Full Dress with hoop,
i7s7 No s TouPes. Lc- HI 10. g. Grecian Robe OF
iic!- entitled &c The CHANCES OF Fashion"
ORIGINAL NOVEL
in the January Eur5-f Is -.rea the hst Fart OF
novel nv Mrs Ann stephens, The PERIOD q the story be-
will b. her chef cruvre Wi! be complete In !,sef bat
tho errrts II rafrs'a- Immediately subsequent 10
those described IN !aie ncve, Anne soeyn and
closing 4ays OF that unfortunate queen VIII form part OF The
story. al those VINO nave rsSl e FORMER romance saoCc
GREAT LITERARY NOVELTY.
feature III. volume * story OF the R"vo.
lntio1 written expressly for this WORK, be finished In
fhra nur,bers ,ch one he illustrated with amacah-
cent orIris r!azloni the fst o which appears in ;hs
M uber This The greatest enterprise yet undsrs
ken by any American magazine
F. 2 Ms L. II. S.ourney, Grscs Manners. Lila Her
hort Ellen h.hon Jessie Howard and other distinguished
female authors contribute 10 the number
FLORAL DEPARTMENT
The number also contains ne frst part u Floral De-
raunen a. aped esch month NJ ihs year and rapri-
n Il instructions fo5 the cultivation Of all kind, Of dnyv
er. For TINS Few magazine feature everybody ought to
Alio.cthcr this magazine lsi7 shah be urequ.Jed
fuv the January number sIG examine FOR yourselves No
ladies magazine for 1911 VII rival II
Term. ouly = per snnum-5 copies FOR = address
t.l 9ieoI WM Il GRAHAM, Tribune Buildings
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PILES-INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL.
~ ELIMINATING from regular Physician, Doct. Is
GoLDsBys SPECIFIC he with confidence II rs
internal remedy. pleasant take and perfectly safe in
the delicate cases, male or female, can be proved
by reference of hrs citizens Office los Mas
snu 81. n. York.
Accncies-Lsdes' Depository, $50 Broadway; Brooklyn
Mrs IIays lG1 Eulion.st nSO lniseod
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Welearn from Capt Barkman, OF ship Arson, tina, the
brig Georsiana Cap, Bedell dragged ashore yesterday
afternoon On the East Bank,
The packet ship Liverpool. E!dridee for liverpool,
and the ship Sea wchor Canton havs been detain
ed will saii TO day Wind NE
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DEEAMLAND :,
A VISION OF THE NEW YEAR-By Lincoln Ram
bier Esd Ia be published the 18th Deceinher-
p,ire III cents Fer sale nj nil the DIS 2s'
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MN. 4. TYSON, Public Caterer 100 Suiii7an.'t
w Houston would most respectfully inform hs pat,
rons and other ladies' and gentlemen OF the city OF Nsw
York and vicinity that he continues 10 furnish wed
dngs dinner and evening parie with silver forks spoons
lad trays cake baskets glass French ct china. backe
ghrs astral lsmrs, csrteehS icecream, l"ies, blanc
mango honed urJey- camc. oysters. Cooks and walters
NJ shori noiice Orders left WM- HENNEI ;, corner
Broadway and Llberyst.
ID 49,. far... ttl .nELA d
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n&EESUOEs.- AuciseJ lot Ct splendid o'et shoes
" q Superior q;sy. lusi received Al ihis li;rs " hsh
they So Indispensable. by D. HooeMAN'
lndia Rubber Warehouse. y MSdel-laae, oosncT Of
Sst T,xiss Nas,aus OIL
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TIE PATENT DIAPHRAGM FILTERS
uHOS the pur!hcaon Of the CrooB and al River wsisrs
L bsye been awarded a-cher GOLD MEDAL, by tbs
American institute ,he Far OF 1915 for he IN
nn,vsmsn, In The altering medium which consists OF AN
TIEICIAI STONE They will lxs for years and are a..
torded al s. 81 and s. each Oc. SSi Broad way fscIc-
~ - Trsrstort Al n y WN Il. JENNlSON,
> :, $500 foe lh- Propt!etors-
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E Z. LI ULVFN, NIctlontCF
+ II. LUDLOW II co. will .el in.ucrtow, IN sd
A.di,on 10 theiT other fancy goods. al SS Srosdw az
IeNt 10 the Ahenrum Hotel. door oeov Leonard st
elegant 6o-yOa made Pianos one o ard one o &C
iaves, IN splendid css-s, rosewood ard walnut
Also. real csnel's hair snawls.
Also, invoice % French eweiry. gold ami diamonds,
pearls &c and ether goods nst received FROM PaI- ny las,
srrivsls {AtY d. It's
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ARRIVED

ship Charleston, Brown, 3 DIS I'm Charleston cotton
and rice, to Geo Buckley.
Ship Arson Barkman, ; DIS im Charleston, cotton and
rice to Geo Sutton Sailed in company bark Sullivan,
for Boston. and brig George Yates, for York.
Bark Archmedes Buckman, ST DIS tm Antwerp, mdse,
to Schmidt & Balchcn Ia Storage passengers.
Brig Linden, Williams } ds Charleston, cotton and
rice TO Durham & Dlmon.
Brig Victory, Elwel. Il ds I'm Fall River bound to
Baltimore has been the tocks in Hur Gate got of
yesterday after knocking of the shoe she viii have To
so on the Screw Dock to overhaul her bottom.
Schr Grecisn, Chase DIS I'm Boston, mdsc, to At
kins.
Schr Lucy White Jamison I'm Thomaston, lime
Schr Leo lamson, I'm Thouaston and II houre i'm
Huntington l. with the sails rigging and crew at schI
Aurelis Trundy. I'm Thomsson for York, burnt at
Huntington.
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rEABERSACLE,-CHRt FESTIVAL
HENRY Herr h-Ss to announce tha; h- will give
Grand Festival Concert. the last hut one previous 20 hts
departure for Havana and thence for Europe, Saturday
evening, Dec y, when he will bs aided by
MADAME ARLAM0WlCZ
NJ
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c. L. S,Estrr, Actusry.
Papers Nc prepared for lAvsncrs wishing 10 oSiSi,
Patents. Apply 10 l. RAksrIr Aetusry, &c. d. Etis
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TEXT BOOK ON ELOCUTION.
nESlGNED FOR ACADEMIES AND COLLEGES
~ Collins Brother Co. 2ji Pcsr-s hRv. recently re
ceiyed RusseI- American Elocuonis comprising Rules
and Exercises in Eocuilpu, tho Hudiinens OF Gesture,
with engraved Illustrations statement OF common Fails
in Voice and Action viii, selection Of Pieces for practice
In Reading and Speaking BY William Russell. formerly
Teacher Of Eccuon IN Harvard University hndoVer
Ihnnlnclcal SeMnhIY End Phl.Ml., ACainny d- t,rol
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ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
y ARGE SALE of Splendid Sleamboats-To close
aiconcetnrhc following Steamboats, VIII bo sold a. tes
Merchants Exchange In the city OF Hsw-f O'Clock
on Tuesday, l1h day Of January. ls1, by Anthony },
Blocker. Auctioneer
The sale peIeinptory liberal terms Particulars can
bs had by applying al ths Auc oncefs Office No Broad
The George Washington, entirely now, Of the
burhen of 100 so feet long ~ feet beam, cylinder
SiI inches, - feet siTOke.
The KnGke'bockeT3 years old 800 feet long, 20 feet
BEAM or inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke.
Three Gourhs part Of The Hendrix Hudson, year old,
$40 feet long is feel beam, II inches cylinder IL feeS
stroke
The South America years old. no feet long, IN feet
beam. 81 inches cylinder II feet stroke.
The North America years old 20 feet long, 2i fcet
beau, ~ inches cylinder, Il feet stroks.
The Columbia, years old. 40 fee. long, % feet besm u
nches cy Under II feet stroke
The Rochester years old. go feet long, 2S feet beam.
10 inches cylinder, 10 feet stroke.
The Gnzsils well suited for short route
The abov. boats we'll known AZ the most comino-
ious and substantial boats the American waters that
Ia desmed Unnecessary 10 give particular description
Of hero All OF the boats will be sold without reserve
tho day named unless disposed Of al phi
va,c sale prior to that nme.
Tn, property DO examined day previous 10 inc
sale ISL dl7 stis DD 10 u III u
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Z. II. LUDLOW, AUctionceT.
EURS, olUEFS AND SLEIGH H0SES.-H. Ii.
L LUDLOW y co. will se this day, A. 81 Broadway.
for Mr. Philips splendid stock Of muf- robes. &c al IL
o'clock, Some OF me NUTS from Sts5 TO 80 each.
To be sold Tor cash. (sSl d2'lus
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-wasche- y.welry, k
splendid assortment q -pt and silver DupeI Pa
tent L-vsr h-eh"r. Escspensr- LeBGae ard Vt-t,csl
Watches. s.lec,s rom 10 h.st manufactured Z, 5r-pps
which r;li be warranted perfect tine ss spers
Also, s0E1e patterns Of gold Chsir. Seas Ic
GO. 90. 60. Gold Pencil Cases ARD God Pens
DO. Do DC Thiuhie-, Rings, FRS, &c
do. 90. SrsosistS, win srcDss
do. &C. Silver Fcrss, Spoons lc
Al shove articles i be sold NJ Ae lowest ,c-.
sac warranted - De equal ne be-: made in the civ.
MOTT BROTHERS. Importers 81 Fine WATCHES &c
No. NS.ssu-st opposite the ClsioH, House.
z : The above articles carefully resairud WAITED.
ed; by -ae ulp-t -Silil wCtkre1 ~ he citv ci7 us
NoyELTIEs.-TIFFAN Young 4 ELLIS re.
'sPsci!lJ that their novelties for the ol
ds5sare OPEN ard re4iy tor Inspection .ad sale 8,
- ard 80 Broadway- d3t,us
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J, 7. 6ECKWlTH Aaclioreer
CCTION NOTlCE-Furnifure, &c, 20 ~ sold Of,
~ Thursday th December ~ 10 O'Clock. Al III Lcoasri-
al consisting Of mahogany chairs, tables sofas carpets.
French and other hes,cais beds. mattresses eCmorta
hles, Baskets. uial!ei clock &c Also. Kitchen fur
niiure. DIS ,,is'
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BELOW.
an.
MEMORANDA

Ship Nebraska Brown I'm Marscilcs oct 10, mdse IL
Chamberlain & Phelps. Also one brig unknown
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=. cotton, Aueuoa--r.

= COTTON, ArctlOd-~r.
ssI F.COGT0S, ARction and Ccruilsssoa Aereh,nt
ID S,ce- Sc. lis Fui,ou and 5, Ann s,h-iIeer sdvsa
made sccs either for private sale auction
Of Sds rone,a.lly sesdsd ard respectfully solicited
WEDNESDAY; Dec 2S-tin ec1trasson.l
, S mi y Ell N u Dry Soa
consisting 10 Pss Of s5e.tsloss. cs..nele. sa,siset,
Vs.ung- Ma.ius. ShirIine Ssr-ing Elanne,
coskinc- Fsaey and Lsce Goods, together Win evcfy
article usually found 10 largo dry Soeds store
the whole STOCK is disposed o.
THURSDAY. Dec. ~
AtiOi o'clock, al the Auction Room.
New aud second hand furniture, consisting q buresn1
chairs tables sofas, desks se- chs!rs stoves. Boston
rockers SC Also,s quantity OF shoes and Roots, &c
Also, quantity OF scesss. NC.
-. sprlceat-LiseTs advances mede 90 Goods COZ
signed Tor privais sale TO es .old sosoa Outdoor
.es carefully attended to, snd rcsp"ea'y 'oi'el'sd-
'''"'' ''''' WEDNESDAY. Dec. %
Al - O'Clock 81 No. M Westinghouse. opposite the
CONSTANTS Sts Of bar hN,urcs. &c comprising gen.
era assortment 81 liquors s-ssrs deesn'es, t1mols"
isrge punch bowls lot croeseTy. beer pump Srs' once
chsir., Sc &c
Also all The rsh, title aud interest Of Levi Folsom On IN
>'1 ''A'''' TriHiGkspAY. p-e. "a.
Mlo O'Clock. a; No 70 wilitans.t ~ .,sirs
S-gSnE S,LE or ORv Gcops, Accompanying a very
large Of rhrc.dL.ee., Eiginss BcbSinet Lace.
and Edc,nss n.Srios. T@%ios. elses and r ms..
chi!drens Dresses. Caps. Collars, Cspes Chemi.es.
lace and blond Volts, null book sad Swiss Muslin, aco-
Cambrcs, TaTeion Musips, linen cambria Hsndket
chiefs blask whiIs and coored Grapes Hosiery Gloves,
Mius, &c. &c.
Also Desks Co0ntera Stoves and Fixtures Of the Store
THURSDAY. Dec -
Al 10Y O'Clock OF Clinton and Rivug,oa st.
SHERIFF SALE OF 6RccEsIss, Sc.-Comptsng tee, SUI
gar coffee spices butter. Cheese lard soap candies mo-
.asses aoar OIL. hams. scales, weights. ke Se
Also, one horse, one spring cart. sleigh harness Se NC
by JAMES NJ. MILLER Store No ~ msidsn.
- lane II door to NJ. 2 Lib.rtv.st
THURSDAY, Dec "a,
Al O'Clock. tho store OF The late nm OF Gilman smut
4 Co. FerTysL
SoLu LEArHLsSoO s;des hemlcck tanned Sole Leather
with other articles IN the line.
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n00Ie SPRINGs.-A asw and Improved Arrc!s O..
Eisxt,r Doc. SprnTg Tor sslc wholesale H,t retail!
by he Newark india Rubber Manufacturing CcmPany $
kRdru.,xnr. ois US
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SVARRIAGE CLOTHES pieces India Rubber
CCsrriase cosh tplnn and hguredl o. suPeror qualify
for lowest rnerks; prices The warehouse o!
Tie Newus. n in.!is sasber Factory IS Asd-n-.ane
.Ns, ..f
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WOULD YOU BUY VERY CHEAP?


Snuua!s Christmas G-, Piciotials, Juveniles, Sc ac
no TO 81 RECESS. STRiNGER n co. Booksellers.
SPincfs and Publishers No ~ Broadway, New York,
who beg respectfully announce that they have ai' IN
their grca, stock Of Annals, Git Books PicIoiias &c
and In dong So can say without danger OF combustion
tbs such Galaxy Literary Gems has ne.er before been
presented the public The bindings and ILLUSTRATIVE en-
Refreshments -Nquisite-yarytn from the mos, dazzling
rich and pensive hve OF the most unpfetendnG and
simple beauty Heath, linden sadd Dics and others Of
the celebrated artists ave besa employed uP2a many
Of the eucravincs while the 5cr press VIII be found TO
possess equally CORES pondinG pteenslons Ia merit
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JAMES T. HODGE. Geoogiet aud Analyst Colcc
tons Of Minerals for sale.
n48 l!-odis OtIice No Newest cor. OF Wals,
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~ Window SbRder-A splendid assortment Tor
The Holiday S-nsou. including small invoice OF beautiful
FRENCH SHADES, gust rcervtd. IN addition 20 nlsny
new patterns and gr.H variety, a. low gnd nahum
prices of bi- own manufacture By II. 7 WEBB ta he
old siond - reafst four doors south Of Chatham
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SALES OF RIAL ESTATE.
T.. LII rn pf..-L.


Lot with buildings thereon No. $40 Fourth ct cor.
Thompson 81 81 By s. 80
Three story brick houfe and lot south sde oih
near Madison square House 10 ice. deep Lot
~ by y feet inches 100
lot on north side 22d ST Sd Avenue. - By
&c feet Iuchcs --i.1
lot adjoining size ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2-Go
lots in rear q the above, south side 3D. St
size $50 s4fo0. j,i31
BY ~. u. IfeCcng.
House and lot No. 3l3 Bowery. 2Jx-0- .'CVO
do do 3l5 do 2j~S7:6 - ~ ~
Lot on Extra St in rear OF 3l3 Bo'scry 'S39-- Nv
House and lot No. rs Bowcry, i7-5S!e1.s----- oV|'
By ~ IT. FTan1iiH 4 Son.
story ire proof sore with lot No 10 Nesey'st
liarned buildings Nos % and y Pellst lot 3!
front , 3 rear 70 feet deep..--...-.-- -CCV
sory brick house and lease OF lot No 32 Mo''ss ZOO
story brick house and lease Of lot No. 20 HeD.yst 1850
!o,s on north side 27ih-st. between 9TH and -th-
avenues together se:Gxlc0 each s50o..--..--. 600
lots on north side 5o;hst. 100 feet east Of llih
avenue 800 each .----...-.. 40
!o,s on south side G0ths OF above, same
size, $40 escn 'tJ
lot corner 7th avenue and Gthst 2JxlOO.-..-- 625D
lots djoiniug Tlh size o1xJO each 20
!os 9ithst OF above. size so each 20
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T. H. LUDLOW, Auciionesr
ARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF rich


Il fancy goods, suitable Tor holiday presents.
L. II. LUDLOW CO will sell al auction on Thursday,
Dec n. commencing II o'clock, al tho Sales Room sts
Broadway, LeonsTdst next to The Aiheneum Hotel
\ splendid assortment OF Chinese. French German and
other European fancy goods Just imported, comprising
Chinese lacquered and gold ware of tnpenor quality.
Chinese aud French porcelain vases.
Chinese paintings.
Indt. crspe shawls.
French fancy goods OF the richest styles
Bohemian mud Other spend!d glass ware.
I'm gish silver plated ware OF every variety.
Paper Machs goods OF the richest description, insd
with pearl and gold
Splendid French clocks. vases, manic ornaments.
Bronze. silver and ormJlu lamps, gIrsndole-. nc
Cut glass ware, &c &c
A,o entire invoice OF .perh embroidery Just snded
from lavre comprising in part Table covers. cmhioideI
cd zephyr woTsed French cashmere splendid en-
botcred card cushions with raised flowers and tichly
trimmed gold aud pearl beads Nc nc, do DO on vel
vet trimmed h silver; hell pulls, elegantly cmoroder'
cd and mounted embroidered patterns for cushions Tau
t.us &C. SC the richest and latest styles embroidered
coibcss purses tobacco hays cape nouchOI and odea
nns &c ~ In great variety and worth attention
Also remainder Of ns invoice OF Bfusscli bon oons
figures, &c.
Catalogues will he ready and the goods can DO examined
the day previous to sale Terms cash tlo9) DIS ~.
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WIGS AND TOUPEE

OOI
r. Decidedly the most perfect assortment OF
Wigs and Scslps the United States be found nj
BACHELORS, WaLsL near Broadway. He also
manufactures order the shortest notice do t9hls
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n. DUCLULEAU, AUctr1ssr

y,Y ORDER AID fut sccOUn; q Detsiucs Soys.d
- importers richest OF Faucy t,,cis
offered his season Al aueicr-TrrTLE \ nuCLUHsAU
III sell Oh Thlrsisy. .h last al : Wi!ial-si So cts VI
fancy sa.s articles s,sbs for the holidays This ssls
Will comprise entire invoice received peg ship tues
consisting Of e best ard richest goods evef offered 70 The
rubHe TIE hoe goods VII De eNhh;ied n The
sttcruoo: OF th- i adc- agG gentlemen pa
tcG.a'y requested 10 examine he couecior Msssrs n
8. wei the AIctioncers. pledge ;hemSelve. that
every lot offered viii b. sold without reserve. dSS sts
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THE ALHAMRA SALOON.
20 BROADWAY. NEAR PRINCES

tSEAsLY OPPOSITE SGsLo'S)
HERR ALEXANDER, ihs Great Original German Ma.
gcisn, who created such uubound-d s-toni-hu"nt al
Nihlo's i. reengaged and WILL APPEAR EVERY
EVENING THIS WEEK
Full particulars In the daily bills
Tickets the Ro,unds ~ cents the Balcony -
children under Il years oC age half price.
Doors oren at6i commence At u O'Clock d2I ous
MEXICAN NIUSEUM.-Four days only com
ftmenc!ng This Day, Dec. 81. Splendid Exhibitions and
Performances this afternoon and evening II snd I!
oclock.The manager has engaged very talented band
OF Vocast., known ~ the SWISS MELODEONS also
the WISCONSIN GIANT BOY who will be visible AT al
hours day and night lie Is years DID and feet high
Beautiful DissOying Views representing that noble and
popular steamer Great Western In the Gale and The
traordnary and remembered Siege ofMonerey
Fall OF Major Rnggold Pao Alto Charge Of Capt May
Resaca AZ Ia Palma, and the taxing Of the Mexican Gen
etz Vega and other splendid Battle Views, &c &c.
Admission IS ct.-chiliren under 10, ia Gus. il5
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Amueemeuls.

-
rTABERNACLE.-cHR FESTIVAL
L Henry Herr beSs announce that ha will give
Grand Festival Concert, the last hut on. previous 20 hts
departure for Havana and thence for Europe Saturday
evening, Dec =, when he VIII hs aided ny
MADAME ARLAM0WtCZ
Mr. PHILIP MAYER, Mr. TiMM
Mr.. LOpER and hts Splendid Orchestra
HkNsY HESz will pisy sewers! new compositions,
air by Beethoven Grand Variation. on GulSumc Tell
To brink the above entertainment within the reach Of
every family school and student of The Piano Fore dur
lrg this season Of recess and universal esyy Mr Henry
Herr has, for this evening only Fixed the following
PscES 90 AnMisSIoS-Slncls tickets ~ each; Family
tickets to ndmi! Person's do Family tickets, to admit
parsons 81
No po.,pouemen, on account OF the weather. Door.
open al s. Concert TO CON mence At . t930
ST.GEORCE'S SOCIETY.-Tho Charitable Com
public, that their FESTIVAL CONCERT. in aid OF the
csh,sbc Fund, viii lass place a, the Tabernacle Mon
Frincipsl vocslis,s Mr.. LoDER, Mis-. NoRrHALL,
and Madame ABLAMOWlCL; Mr.. AUSTIN PHILLIPS
and Mr. EDWARD SHEfPARD.
Principal lu.trumeuia i.s The talented children Mss.
ter. BULLOCK and COLE, and Miss ANNE NJ. COLE,
Herr DORM THE frat horn and guitar player Of Germany
HIS FIRST appearsnc. IN New. YorAl, Mr. J. A. KYLE; NJ
II. c. TIMM. Mt GEORGE LoDER and his SPLENDID
ORCHESTRA
Tickets One Dollar he Obtained tho usual places.
and Of the members of The Committed dSu
THE IRISH ElIlGHANT SOCIETY viii give
Il their Third Annual Ball Coliseum Rooms, Nc. 10
Broadway, Tuesday evening, ?9ih December, inst
Ticket to admit gentleman and !"o ladies' can be
procured the Office IT the Society No. = Anust or Of
any OF the following Committee.
Gregory Dillon, % RrrclHy-- Jossph Stuart, 81 VII
!ian--i: Hugh Kelly. 1853 Bow"ry; james Matthew'S n
Wall-.r, James Reybun. :! South Williamst, VIM Red
muud ~ Exchange place, Felix lncod-hy ll9 Maiden
lsnc John Manning 1876 frNl-st, VIM Watson, u In
change. place james dwell 10 West st, Thos Swan
wick & Pinr-s T. Donnely. South WiliIamst. Charles
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DHII.HARMONIC SOCIETY FIFTH SEASON.
The public and inc .ubscrihcrs respectfully in
formed that the Second Concert OF the season viii take
place the Apollo Rooms Thursday January o. 1916
Subscriptions for the remaining three concerts emitting
the subscriber four tickets each received the music
store OF Schaticnberg 4 Luis BY order
J. L. ENSIGN. Secretary
do 9teods III Forsylh.st.
TNHE APOLL0NEONS.- BULLOCK aud
L COLE with Miss ANNE MARIA COLE. respect
fy inform the inhabitants of Brooklyn and vicinity that.
encouraged by their previous Concerts aud Al
the rcqu-lt of friends they VIII give their last
Concert IN that City CHRISTMAS EVENING. the
18th the Female Ac aieny In Jeroemsns dJ SITS