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RYJ. O. Mos UIRE 4 CO.. Auctionesr.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON 18TH STREET, BELOW PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE. AND LOT AT TIE CORNER OF
MARYLAND AVENUE AND THIRD STREET
By authority of the Supreme Court OF this Dis
trict, passed in Equity No. 3f, Matilda Grammer
vs. Todd and Probasco, we shall expose to sale. on
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. January d. 1855, at
O'Clock. the premises, to the sbest bidder the
following valuable real estate to wit:
Part of Lot No. Is, and the whole of Lot No. is,
in Square No 25S, freating together about s. feet
on Thirteenth street, near pennsylvanis avenue.
by dapth averaging bout 100 feet to q public alley,
80 feat wide, with an outlet is feet wide to Thir
teeath street, with the improvements, consisting
otseveral old frame dwelling houses
Same day at AZ O'Clock. Lot No. ], in reservation
O, fronting IS feet Maryland avenue and 70 feet
on Third street west at the coraer of Third street,
near the canal bcdge.
Terms One third cash the residue in 6, u, and
Is months, with interest for which tho purchasers
bonds. with surety will be taken, and q lien re-
served on the property sold.
If the terms be not complied with within FIVE
DAYS from day of sale, the trustees the
right TO RESELL seven days public notice, at the
risk and cost OF the purchaser failing to comply.
H I'm b T I 9sD6PP,.sco Trustees.
jan I'D j. @. Meg UIRE Il CO. Aucts.
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gT1HE BEET AND CHEAPEST COMPETITION.
i ERY is the Steam Sugar Refined POPPED
CORN; the best, heakhiest luxury of the kind
Manufactured wholesale and retail. All orders
for supplying fairs, stores. suffers aud families
334 D street. near 10th ct. Call and see it.
IN l4.lWf
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GREAT AND FINAL SALE OF CLoAKs.

GREAT AND FINAL SALE OF CLeAKs.
This magnificent stock of CLoAKs must be closed
out by the LIST of February.
All the goods are m arked down much below the
cost of importation and manufacture.
Great inducements are offered to Ladies purcha-
sing first class goods at very low prices.
Jos. BIcKRRTeN & Co.,
jan l4-3.~ 5Oi Ninth street.
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EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, No. 43s Penn
sylvania avenue, near ~ street, over the new
for only one dollar, at the Dollar Jewelry
Store, No. i3S Pa. ay., near \ ST. jan lists
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NAVY YARD Acting Ensign E. A. Rodsr-
lex, who for q long time past has been the sec
NOTED to an Acting Master, and ordered to the
command of the Stepping Stones, now under
going repairs at the Navy Yard.
The Jacob Bell, which was reported as bad
ly injured by being run into by the mail boat
Webster, is, we understand, not injured much,
and is being repaired at st. Inigoes.
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RYsAs. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO.. Auctionssrs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS ERONTING THE SMITHSONIAN IN
O'Clock. on the premises, by virtue of q deed Of
trust dated ssPte nber sn 1880, and duly recorded
land records for Wsshlneton county, b. g.. shall
sell part of Lot No is, in Squ~re Ne. 26s, ssin-
ping Tor the same at the northeast corner Of said
South street thirty feet, thence south niuety-
enc feet to thirty foot alley, themes east with the
line Of said alley thirty feet, and thence north to
the place of beginning.
This lot is beautifully situated on South Bstreet
between 18th and l4th streets, and commands fine
view of the city.
Terms: One third in cash: the remainder in and
IL months with interest, secured by deed oftrust
the premises.
Convey ances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
chaser.
ia Is. cod J.C MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GREAT BARGAINS Closing out the balance of
stock of Bonnets and Fancy Hats a. auction prices
at the New York Millinery Estaoli shnlent. No. 4
Market Space, second door from 9th ST. ia Il ST.
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CORRECTING THE ENRoLLMENT.-The va
rious wards, it will be seen, are mo wing active
ly In the matter OF making the requisite GER
rections to the enrolment necessary as pre-
lIminary to the reduction of che quota.
In the Seventh Ward Potomac Hall has been
engaged as the headquarters of an active work.
ing organization, and the ward has been dis
tricted and competent caEvassers employed ia
q way to make sure of the status of every man
on the ward enrolment list, whether properly
or Improperly enrolled.
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VEL UNDERSIGNED WILL G0NTlNpE II d 8
Penn avenue, between 9Th snd 7th streets, where
he viii keep Gell-seleeted stock OF Dry Goods,
auction prices. Tia Ii 6t'1 j. P. HERMAN.
NOTIoE.-VANHORN, BRO. & CO., Dealers in
v Stoves and Tin Ware, and also general repair-
ing shop of Guns, Locks, Bells. Stoves. Tin Ware
and Trunks, Furniture, &c. Persons will and it
to their advantage to give US a call. No. $50 7th
street. between and NJ. jan ~ Inn
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THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk.
L listing between Joseph P: Herman and Leopold
strouse, under the firm of Herman L Sirouse, is
man is alone authorized to settle the business of
said firm. J. p. HERMAN.
LEOPOLD STROUSE,
Washngton, D. @. January Ie 1865.
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RF GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auc,ioneeTs.

CATALOGUE sALK or BOOKS Ar Cur AUO
Tl0N ROOMS
On WEDNESDAY,, the 18th instant, st o'clock
?. m, and continuing every evening 81 the same
semr. until the whole Library is disposed of
1has 'brafy belongs to a gentleman who is
about leaving the city, and consists of about
ssTen Hundred Volumes of valuable AMI rare
Ineeloglcal, Historical, Scientific, and Miscella-
AL persons in want Of such books wiz do well to
Catalogues will be ready on Monday, the 18th
Instant. at our Auction Rooms corner 18th and
streets.
Terms cash. GREEN & WILLIAMS,
ia l2-d kNetioneers.
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WANTS.

WANfsD-,A good sHoEMAKEK to work on
~ s new york and mepding. Apply on 9Th At,
WANTKD.-A widow lady, Who is an expert
.a s ns ossp Nd :. .Gs be
Would be willing to work At the house or to take
It home. Sac can be found at her residence, on
18th St, I'd door to corner of N st. IT.
s ssss 0 S.s1s. s1 ssh and
WANTEO-A Co0K, WAsHEk ses IEoNRR
c.s, for small family. Apply at Tf3 Wsst st.,
WANTED.-A PARTNER, to go right into
w cash paying business, with about 81 OOn- For
particulars inquire at Star Office, or address J. M.
Dry MICH cows wANTEDazlLea!e address
CO. at aHN Flour Mills OF
Green sts.. foar doors east, Geor setswn ia II ST.
WANTED.,As SITUATION By young raan 10
w years old, who speaks the Engiieh and Ger
ness Be can make himseiP eene1ay nsefS
Ell oee further s
WANTED--To rent at a derate price. by the
LIST 81 february, furnished or partly fur-
Star Office. tsl6-3t*
WANTED-A LADY who has been IN dress
" making and mantiiia business rs forewoman.
To one who has experience in cutting and fitting
meIt win De given. She must bring E.tereas.s as
jsn Aft 336 Penn aTanue.
WANTBD-A SITUATION, By, a respectable
w woman. as first class meat and pastry cook.
ST. ja13
WANTED-A small, convenient HOUSE, suit.
w able for small family. within ten minutes
dress s. Be-, 500 Washington city post once.
WANTEp..LLsdies and Gent's cast Of CL0TH-
" ING. WATCHES, PISTOLS RURNITURE
or any ai I'd Of PERSONAL Property. No. 4l6 st.
NETENTED-Ry = pentIemeD ann E5Ja a RR0
Wv BOOM and SITTING Room; with BOARD
Address A. J. B.. as'this Office. jan4
WANTEp..Ladies who Mish FLAMING '
w PINKING and FLUPING cone as it eueLs
IS 81 20 K fse g snd h 1 s.s
is weekly receiving frona the dssignsrs ne. ID
oesutiful patterns. Having the only machine IN
town to make nalterns, he is abba to meet any 3:,-
pesttion. Goods STAN ped while you wait. La5k
We are responsible for eTery azricls We stamp.
WEE EThSE W ~ ~ :, ARgIy . to p.
hours of saad . m. and IL and p. m. Eona need
apply unless willing to iesre the city for = few
months. rev Is
WANThD-Ladlesto cal and soc my rsv pa;-
ions. Wash Cases. rovde. Bags, Yokes. Bands,
Pantalets Skirts particularly to e!e-sine our
infants, The only plsce in town to get tAera. Wa.
no9 ST as, wb bet pslsos 9th
RBER SKINS WANTED The sub2sr.ber, y, +
At tksi1 Bucksfia glove ManufaetoT1. los Mss
'' ns1 is Staf0fss''"H' D. RRAMsBuRe zBrs.s.
wv Also M5sE6Ks, CARPETS, ElSs. .SsS:
eslR bss1esn and f. /" east a. SIDE.
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jan l4-3:"

AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL SURPRISES all other
remedies in the rapid and radical cure of Coughs
Colds and Consumption. ia Xiv
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llY GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL FRAME


Jack to me, bearing date the LIST day OF Janus
2l6 ielies 49, $40 and sll, of the land records
for the County Of Washington, in the District Of
r. premises. At ! o ieetp,,m on T6ssbAY,thss
18th Of Febrnasy next, al that piece or parcel Of
Q streets north. known part of hot Q, in Square
Ne 47s, being fifteen feet front, running back nine
or less, sccordins to the .nbi vision Of Lot No 9,
in said sausEe No a7s, with the imPrevss a
and na Il % NOT
d s f1s
of the first purchaser. Fifty dollars will be re-
It in
ifnot; 1t will be put Up and sold to the next high
e'' 'i''Asf' JOHN II. JOHNSON, Trustee.
ia 10 2aw6ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
A UCTIoN SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
ouARrERMAsrRR GENERALS OFFICE.
Isl Division, Washington City, Jan. Il, 1868
Will be sold at Public Auction, to the high
est bidder at the time ana places named below,
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY,
February IL. 1865.
WILMINGTON. DELAWARE, THURSDAY. Feb
THREE HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
These Horses have been condemned as unit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bar
Horses sold sinsly.
Terms cash, in United Stats sMss currency RiN
jals-tf Quartermaster Generals ONCE.
sToafs aaafs asB dRais saoR5
cata oHf Dtsos az Ks, 8G:s; !
Wharf, W W. g.; on "WEDNESDAY, jan:
demned as unfit for public service, viz:
Cook ssS7ss f ei PeE:
Asou. S gsaPd: q SoSa. r.? ssoSs pounds of
4; esns,. and + ssss$.s
SALE OF ooNDEYsEE 6EIp 9sUARrzRMAsrHBs
will be sold At pubic st the Go1e eS1
a Dsssse eS s5:'i wsf
demsed as unat for use. viz: ''''''' ''A'
Soa @ WsE1Ss
Wrenches, Wagon Covers, Horse Covers, Anvils.
3 large lot of Wagon Tire, wrought and Cast Iron
Scraps, Horse Shoe Iron. and i If If R M15s
>, ,lsrixadier aspI and SR., $ :,ss
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.
OULRTERMAsrBR GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION. WASHINGTON CITY,
January S, 1855
WIN be sold, ut public auction, to the hiEhest
bidder, at Giesboro, D. c., on
FRIDAY, January Is, 1865,
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
On FRIDAY, January 20, 1865.
W0HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES,
On FRIDAY. January n, 1855.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These horses have been condemned as unit for
the Cavalry service OF the Army.
For road and farming purposes, many good bar
Horses sold ely. Sale to commence at 10 .. m.
Terms cash In Omitted States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
=, Colonel in charge First Division Quartermaster
Generals Office. 10 6-l9t
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS AFTERNOON AND rO.M0RROW
RTaRDIN WILLIAMS, Auctionsers.


REAL ESTATE SALE IN UN10NToWN.
By virtue ofa deco. of trust from Edvard Os.
and recorded in Liber N, O. T. felon D, 70,
sec one Of the land records Of WASHING ton oopn.
auction, upea the premises, at o'clock p. ". en-
tMhDH1sDAY, the 18th day of January, Sss, all
town, said county and District, and descrfbed on
f bsesss re sss plan Of ssd pnontown Lots num-
the south side of Jackson Street $50 east FROM the
sonShsass corner formed BY the iuterssotion. OF
thence eastwardy ~ feet, thence at riest an giles
southwardly l31 feet, thence at right giles west
wsrdly ~ feet, thence at light angles 90 thwardly
$50 feet, to the place of beginning. The said Iots
S62 sos and 1854 being contiguous, are tn described
forms cash. The purchaser to pay for. stamps
and conveying; and if the terms of sale are n Il
complied with within eve days after sale the prop
erty to be reso st the risk of the frat purchaser
Fifty dollars to be deposited in the hands of the
sdctioneers Immediately after the property is bid
of. ~ THOMPSON trustee
de 2-eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS iucts
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a. 1n M. "lsll1', q
$50 Pa ave-, Wash 81, Cite Trevise,
ipgtop D. G. Paris
Has received a new care OF goods from Paris.
containing all kinds OF goods pertaining TO his
G oak Millinery. and Fancy business; also A sraaf
variety of Human Hair Goods such az: Hair
Bows, several new styles. Waterfalls Curtis in ali
in flowers, Ribbons, and Chenille, Combs, Buckles'
splendid assortment of White Waists for evening
NJ. WILLIAM has add ed to his bu siness a Human
Hair Manu Ut where orders win be taken for
for goods from Paris amounting to not less than
one, thousand dollars They will be executed
faithfully, as ID. William has his regular estab-
ilsheo mouse In Paris. nov3 SNIFF
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DY VIM. L. WALL & CO, Auctic rsers
II Southwest corner Pa. avenue aud 9th st.
SPECIAL AND pEREMPToRY TRADE SAFE
OF STOCK OF GROCERIES,, {eos, At AUC-
On THURSDAY MORNING, January 10, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at our Auction
Rooms, without reserve. the stosk. Of dealer,
Barrels White, Crushed. and Porto 81 60 Sugars
Barrels superior Golden Syrup
Sacks Cofees and boxes Ground Coffee
Hogsheads Shoulders and Sides Bacon
Boxes eff Whisky and Bitters
Boxes Pepper, Ginger. Chocolate and Snuff
Barrels Ceal Oil, Is Boxes Soap
Is Barrels Whisky, different brands, part very
22,0O8 Cigars, different brands
25 Boxes Tobacco. different brsrds
With rariety Of other goods "a the Grocery line,
all of which will be peremptor:iysoid.
ALSO.
Steam Boiler, Boxes, Force Pump, 30, for
steAming Oysters complete.
OFFICE DEPOT COMXIssARY, OF SUB
" S1STENCI,
WASHINGTON. D. O.. January 6, 1855.
AUCTION SALE OF HIBKS AND TALL0W, dee.
Wharf, on THURSDAY, January ID, 1855. at ii
SIG Salt BeefHides,
Is Calf Skins,
1l8 Dry Hides,
Ii.See POUNDS OF 7ALLOw, 'BR8F,)
$40 pounds Tallow, aatton,J
1854 pairs Horns.
248 gallons Neatsfo ~ OIL.
TeTas cssh in government funds 70 b be paid at
she close of the sale. wa e BELL.
ja9t Lieut.. Colonel aRd U. 8.
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IGOR sALE-Two frst-elass REsPAURANTS
Il For particulars apply meaiately
g. W. MITOHELL,
ian In.lMt Park HOUSE. 322 T. a.
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A GOOD UNDERTAKING-The Young Mems
Christian Association having established
chapel and school at Martinsdale Barracks in
the northern part of the Sixth Ward, are now
engaged in efforts to establish a library for the
soldiers apartered there. The committee in
charge are now selecting from tae library OF
the association duplicate books, to form The
nucleus of the Martindale library, and are e5l-
lecting contributions of books &c, from those
who are disposed to aid them. Il. Il. Slime
metz, Esq, President OF the association, will
receive contributions tor the library at his
store, No. 23i Pennsylvania avenue, near 18Th
street.
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BUILDING LOT ON NEW JERSEY Ay, BET.
AND L STREETS NORTH.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, Jan 9th at O elk
on the premises, shall sell the south one third
part of Lot Ne Gin Square No. $50, fronting -
feet inches on the east side OF New Jersey aye
nue., bet. snd SITS. north, and running back lY0
feet inches
Terms One-half cash; the remainder in. six
months. with interest, and secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
Convey ances and stamps at the cost OF the pur-
chaser
Jan I'D j. @. MCGUIRE x CO, Aucta.
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BOARDING.

DOAHD-Two suita ROOMS, oommuni ,ating.
| ID with first class BOARD, At sol e street. be-
| tween - and 18th ats. References exchanged.
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LARCENY -Josephene Chapman was ar
rested for stealing two dollars from M artin
Root. Root testified that he went to DeLacy's
restaurant with the accused, gave her dol
lar 10 get something to drink, counted the
money, and knew that he had over twelve dol
lars left; went TO Josephine's room to bed, and
awaking saw Josephine standing by his pants,
with his pocket-book In her hand. She gave
him the pocket book, but she had taken two
dollars. Josephine admitted taking the two
dollars, and Justice Boswell held her to bail
for court.
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EOR RENTAL OFFICE, in a central and bust
Il ness part Of the city, suitable for an attorney
or respectsble claim agent Apply to W. d.
HUGHES, Office of the Daily Times. de IL IF
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IGOR RENT-Two ROOMS on first floor of pri-
Il vate residence, furnished or unfarnished, and
suitable for gentlemen. References required. Az.
ply at 1Oe Green street, GeorgetaHn.
Ia I
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WANTED-A small, convenient House, suit.
w able for small family. within ten minutes
walk Of the Post ONCE. Rent not'over 800. Ad
dress Box 500 Washington city pest ofaee.
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WANfsDs-A good sHOEMAKEK to work
one door below D, Island It.
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DLEAsANT ROOMS, ALSO TABLE BOARD,
L at s25 per a1nth, oan be had at No. AL
or officers. F street pass the door. Refer
euces eXcba0ESo. ia f2-6tk
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DOR sALE-That Handsome RESIDENCE, No.
L 43O street, between 9Th aud It'll SITS This
house. is u,ost eiigibly situated in the immediate
vicinity of the Post Office and Iaterier Depart
front of it, and is we'll built. neat. eommodious
.esiscpee et Apply if before the st Of DECEMBER
Buildings 9Th st.. near La. to ". B. WEBB.
Affnrnev Mt
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i with two furnished ROOMS, with hoard Al.
dress Mrs. l.. ELLISON, Washington Post Office,
or inquire at Ladfea' Window where removed to,
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FO3: rem AND SALE.

FOR R8ETA FUl RNIs7BD ROOM, with ere
l. and s&s-Ho. 224t ST. jsls ST.
EOR RNNT-A Fur nishei Fr6ut ROOM, on the
Il lst floor Apply al ATT 18th street, doors be-
% Penos
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19
Amusementa.
WALLACK".
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE

lWALLACK".
w Proprietor and Manager. .Mr. LESTER WALLACE
<rHs EsrARLisHxEsT DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
EEwYoRK HERALD)
Open at y O'Clock. Begins st8
TUESDAY
Fourth time here) Pgrsve simpsons celebrated Drama In
one act
DREAMS OF DELUSION.
with beautiful scenery correct cosunes and capital distbs
ton.
To conclude with the charming Comedy in two acts by
Charles Dance, entitled
A WONDERFUL WOMAN
with excellent scenery, beautiful and fine
Characters by Messs Frederic Robinson John Gilbert
Mark Smith Rnggold Norton Williamson VI sse- Madeline
enrilne- Fanny Morant, lone Burke aud Mrs JennDg..
WEDNESDAf--Twenlieth Night Of LOST IL LONDON.
THURSDAY-DKEAMS OF DELUoION and WON
DERFUL WOMAN.
FRiDAY-Twenty.frst Nigh. of LOST IN LONDON.
sArURDAY-DREAMs Of DELUSloN and A WON.
DERfUL WOMAN
win shortly be performed-LOvE'S SACRIFICE and
SECRETS WOnrH KNOWING.
RARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
~ BROADWAY. between Spring and Princests
tTEIs Rs-ADLysHaFST DoPs NOT ADVERTISE N THE
NETWORK uERALD)
POPULAR AMUSEMENT AT A POPULAR PRICE.
The great combination Of
MUSEUM CIRCUS AND DRAMA.
DAILY INCKEASING IN POPULARITY.
AFTERNOON AT 3-ENENlNG ATft
TRIUMPH! GLORIOUS TRIUMPH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

VNOYS. TOYS; TOYS, and HOLIDAY
A PRESENTS the largest assortment in the city at
FATECHIID's BsEasr no. 5s5 SStnaye one door above
T,yerty Y third,t french aud spanish spoAcn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19


SEw.IoRx nEKALD)
TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT TILL FURTHER
The Grea, Spectacular Romance IN five acts,
MONTE CRlSIO,
with the eminent and h,orilo artist,
oFhfs;l6Ys Fhf;l 3 IS o. pf TiiE i n PRRss
"Thss Matilda could lot have treated the good boys sne
M5yh e; e s for hsliSi sodDy DSsi
''To slch scenes Mr. Hayes Las painted h 70 DC
in style Of magncepce surprising any spec.
tacusr piece this theater which j. now famous Tor
and yil undouLt tedy ran through holids "rnes
"Mrs Wood hss put the piece the stage In o9eIeep
Gns s@Pc IN Se S M fGS Tos cas-. We co"se S manager
view fthe decided hit she bag made Distateh. ,s
afford ample opportunities Of display /, Of beauty OF design
execution rarely the Olympic
hone Of the attractive piece. ever represented In
Newly Mrs Wood las produced its dramatic version
with such scenic appointments are an entertainment III
he,,vea and credit the taste aud hberty Of her r'an
me Scenes soar aoft or sink into unknown asp', ..
fade ond snk away so thet a. certain noLleh,s M
whole stag to be vas di'Soyins view NOT n
acb OF in the more important department oil
As pre,eutcd at the present time the Olympic stage
MONTE CRIsrO has become at once the mos; entertaining
dramatic Performance OF the day The elements OF tragedy oi
c- II pantoume snd ballet all here and the scenes ae
never permitted from too long lingering on any one-
ExpFess.
Doors open a. y o'clock curtain precisely at !:
sea,s secured three day. in advance.
broadway THEATER. Begins at II.
0horsSI isss HOLIDAY FESTIVALS l0os.
OVERWHELMING AUDIENCES. -
CROWDS DENIED ADMISSION. -,
A WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE,
The great 'A'iA''fs Mr. reiF. F. S. oHANFRAU.
supported by
Miss OLIVE LOGAN end GREAT CASI,
viii rcpea1 his marvellous pe,:S.i''oH s,N 0f
in which he las delighted the town for nearly
ONE HUNDRED CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT u P; NJ.
GRAND MATINEE CHRISTMAS DAY.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADNANCE.
EOX's OLD BOWERY THEATER. o,.
4 Lessee Director and Mansser.............G L. foA
tran ESTABLISHMENT DOES not ADVERTISE IN THE NEW
YORK uERALDJ
NEW SENSATION DRAMA,
THE WOMAN OF THE WORLDS
Or
CLEVELAND RALL. -,
Mis-, FANNY UERklNG.....as.... ..JONNA Oi-t'' EbA.'b
I supported by
W H. Whalley Lewis Mcsayer, Mr. Mlrden, Miss H. Den
vii and the dramatic company. ..,,,r
'''' '''N COMIC PANrOMlME %
DUCHALUMEAU. ,.,,,,,,,
C. X FOX Mile. atin.tii, and the troupe.
THE PIRATE ShlP.
Characters by most competent ar'.'.s.
Il
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

NOTHING BUr TABLES.
BEST EXTENSION TABLES.
Oak walnut shosny, and other woods in every varety
Of ,,yle, finish. ard Cr'ce.
A.. conne sell the manufacture snd sale Of Eaten.
don Table. rxcu,ycy preperd TO sell them as low II
lower than other house In the ey feIAos "ish'
iIy IL buy yil hnd Il e. theiI iilteT's. II call
WILLIAM HEEkDF,
10. la1 Wooster st.
Between Prince aud Houston
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-19

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
FRENCH FANCY BALMORAL SKIRTS
wshsve just received per Scotia smother
IMPORTATION
II ths above consisting OF the most elsgont and
RECHERCHE ASSORTMENT
OUT OF PARIS
Anenr them sre some BEAUTIFUL WHITE CASH.
MERE and ALPACA
VERY DKESsY.
BLACK CASHMERE and ALPACA,
HANDSOMELY TRIMMED.
FANCY STRITEg m aii possible kinds elegantly got up
WHITE MUSLIN SKIRTS
fp tucked end embroidered prices that viii asonsh
lad, tus,ces We can ell LeuI at less tan te nateIia
~eni6 heie.
Ane importation Of Orr Celebrated French ceu,ills and
Bubiodefed
CCRsET8.
ln I.sdie. aid Misses,
ALI. SIZES.
Shou der Braces. Supporters, Ac., Se., sc.
uns Trade ippuea ~ h'ofsI terms.
OAykOk. Importer and Nanaisciurer
\, t3 EiosawJ.