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PRESERVING WooD.--The average life

PRESERVING WooD.--The average life
of railroad sleeper is seven years. There
are Zip in mile. The average cost
is fifty cents each. Thus our sleepers
are costing us $3.50 mile every year
for each of the 40, 900 miles in the Union.
The sleepers on the English roads last
on an average fourteen years, and when
properly treated with preserving sub
stances, they last for a century. The
wooden structures on the farms of this
country cost So, ZOO, 100000 every thirty
years, or $1,000, 100000 each year. By
the use of simple and cheap preservatives,
tn, duration of all this wood could at
least be doubled.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-13

SOCIETY OF ONE MAN.-There is
Tract Society in Stirling, Scotland, con-
sisting of one man only. His name is
Peter Drummond, scotsman, and in
twenty years he has circulated about
fifty millions of tracts.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-13

SOME WOUND with the arrows of re-
proach those whom God only corrected
with the rod of reproof.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-13

If THE WAY to heaven be narrow, il
is not long: and if the gate be strait, il
opens into endless life.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-13
The Best Will.

The best will is our Fathers will;
And we may rest there calm and still:
Oh, make it hour by hour thy own,
And wish for naught but that alone,
Which pleases God.
Paul Gerhardt.
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
TIE r N S.

Office No. ~ Franklin street, corner Of Gov
ernor, and opposite Whig Building
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-13

ARE YOU afraid of God?-then straight
way run to his arms.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-13
Religious Liberty in Spain.

DR.. E. Pressense, of France, says, in
the Watehmana, that he does not hesitate
TO attribute the change in the public SEN
timent of Spain on the subject of rei-
gious liberty, to the noble sufferings of
the Evangelical Christians, lately con-
demned to the galleys and to exile for
the Crime of praying and reading the
Word of God. The most eminent of
these confessors of the nineteenth centu-
ry is the noble Matamoros, who in con-
sequence of his captivity and owing to
his inconsolable grief because he was not
allowed to preach Jesus Christ to his
countrymen, he has done more for
them by his sufferings thai by a long life
of active labor. His tears and prayers
have been more powerful than the most
energetic efforts in Spain could have
been. At Lausanne and at Pau insttu-
tons have been founded, at his sugges,
ton, where young Spaniards receive in
struction who are preparing to enter the
ripening harvest.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1869-01-13

The Methodist Quarterly Review for
October has an able article on "Roman-
ism in the United States" in which the
position is taken and very well sustained
by statistics, that the Catholics are not
increasing in. this country so rapidly as
their leading ecclesastics would have US
believe; that the priests number but 3,
248 against $4,000 Protestant ministers,
and that their learning and ability are
over-estimated. Chow seldom do we
hear of one who can make decent
speech of ten minutes in public, or write
reliable lecture or newspaper article?
Upon the platform or in debate they are
in no respect equal to the average of
Protestant ministers. In regard to
some of the nunneries and schools, this
article gives startling facts showing that
the spirit of the Inquisition still lives in
vigor AS to the future. inasmuch as
she only hope for the Catholic Church is
in the United States, the Protestant pull
pit and press must awake and confront
it in all its designs, or the time will come
when Paplsts will occupy the high places
of the nation, cities and States be under
their control, our educational system be
in ruins, and Romanism established and
sustained by law, and civil and religious
freedom become the glory of the past.
Waterman q Reflector.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
THURSDAYS wEArHER REPoGr-s. m
SHIPPING LATELLIG ENCE.

PORT SRw YORK, Dec 3l............. CLEARED.
steamsbps-Cly Baltimore Lejch Lverpeol Europa, Osz
Glasgow Arna Msury Asps~s Gen btrne noea sssans.at
Cbita Columbia Van siee Havana soMsess
J.ue Ph Bese Boston Ashland Cose bsxsa
WwrcAs Brenes PhiAdepbA Charlotte MO-
rir Gibraltar And Malta
n W. Dana ONeil GeoTgeowh c Bashrn Star, fssssf
JsrhadccS
Broser Hexbern Gilmore Bunkr sayanoah WeSonsh Ssay
Corpus Cbs; MsdS Harr, Tngeri Dragon hcfsrissd Dess
ras; A. Ireahi ToWpssnd Cbafrstoa hotehst hsd.sA
Nellie Carr bans Charestoa H. Have Love ~
fok; &. H. Kelly, Reed ceniaegos
ARRIVED.
Cook Liverpool Dec 49, mdse and pas
Steamship francisco DeakeH 'es Cruz u dave. ma ane
Te ,cb Lar Newton Gray arrived a. slsai the IA and repss
schr ashore Orange keyA
st,.msbin Wilmington Coir. Galyesos uise and rssl
Mary Moore. Wilmington. aore4
S,..m.h, R.o.eca Cdr and
Steamship Zodiac, hobart, hi'adeDhia mdse.
stesmsEip Neptune. Baser, Boston muse. and pasA
steamship Bell Bourne, kchmoad ndse sad pass
Ship Levanrr Lsne Csaurts Aug H. mdse -.
Rs EveTipr Star Miller Iabor ~ dss ogseeA b<p
Fagrne York and Chaorsfo r Boston, len os
BS Maria Herdoa ~ Prantzeu JsOerO % days esfsa
Fry Brsvo Jehnsoa Rie Jsneiro 81 days, e"hee
Brig hary LA, Dovsley Bania % avs roe-ood. s@
xRs--siysR Ann CSAsrwsn
Lucy Amss Roekasd. Dart stanford
NJ L Earltt,, NoTwIk Wave rrovaeses
J. c. hAyeE, NorsAh tlfca'' eon"e1A'"'h'sI
SAILED.
Au.rica Bremen AIon, AspnvA Coamss HS
y,na P.h Bermuda BsrBe Ssvsnuab SsgcsA Ctares
u ship Cars Kam onda Barls GaSee Barbados kng B'r
Galveston Brifs Virginia f"in'sPstrs nereu i"""sA
Also slip BelVvaer Yokohama taaebored in VaraHtn-e
DOMESTIC PORTS.
yoKFoIT Dec 3t-saed steamship Australian for Liverpool
Bosros 3lArvei brig fsnIle Laeon fron rnTk. s.z
scbrs DelsLce -
saleai Laurel kswortb hy HOBART do fSr bSsSoa
SPOKEN.
Dec lon u - W, bark Tui.so hence for Buenos Ayrea
Dec lon 81 bars Norton, 81 days from oOdoa Tor De2
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

cities and villages, but in every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should ne made "A
brief as VIII allow Of the advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell the fact that
the subscribers for the three editions of TRIBUNE
Daily, semiweekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments IN eacn disseminate among all ciasses THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial to the reports OF sales
Of real estate both in the city and country thus adding
greatly 10 the value OF Its as an ad yertlspr
dum The charges for advertising are as follows; DAILY
TRIBUNE 25 cents per line for each insertion. WrpKIy
TRIBUNE, u per nne; sEMi-WBRKLY TRIBUNE as cents
per ue About en words average line after the FIRST
Terms. cash IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
p1SSEyGEES ARgJvED

FROM LIVERPOOL, Dec 3i-Is steamship RnssDr Pesqps4
LADY, children and Kneeand sad daughter Mira NJ
Pisns sedhan,.r Joseph N sOdhnHter ; Wilson W
Welcb Mr. and Mn, w. b. Hale W. A. iIars iigtchn H. H. Per
kns Mira Doney. Mr Austa Hon j. Miller and lady. Mr. ssd
Mrs Stone and J. n ssnd.rs Has Mr. and Mrs j.
Deaa ID. de Asurfeta Nj GoEsach ". Strickland Mr Msh II
T. slsane aud brother Sir and Mr O. Dun Mr. and Mrs Deel
81 Clark Coa Mrs Mott ard daughter Mr. snd Mr
James Mse N Knsnd Mr Richmond Messr Wheeock p.hes
X Clessss A. H. @. Cuff Nr and Mrs War A. McCearv w. p
Lewis D. spring l. Benjsuin Mr. MsEray. H. sbe-ssn. Mr.
Dams maid servant G Wstsor Beries H. Kusse g. fsrre
Thomas Homer o. Willis A. CLARK sad lads, Redmor r. q
Grant L. r. smih Mr. Angel Hiss L. A. Kemba j. p. spe hiss
~ sPott hiss spot r. Mr clsPp Nsrtsn and
W. H. smih Mr. and Ms. A. Gdwn M and Mrs fsnni oe -
fant ehien and nurses Narae 81 Doag Mr. Cansl..-
g. Hitchcock. Mr. T0xpseB Mr.. Aco Mr. Gaysor H. Oh
6ed. g. Iiowari Mrs Wbitworb aud infant
fRON GALVESTON, Dec SIN steamship wlmiugsop--Mn l.
Drryfus children; Mn r. Rice and cHren; Af
Mary George Buros John Moore. NJ habag A. Hssas
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
FARM ITEMS.

In the Reese River Valley, Nevada, field
of wheat yielded ~ bushels 10 the acre.
The cotton-tree of South America is cut down
every year after picking when 1t sends up sprouts
for the next years crop and this 1t does for ~ years
A company has been formed in Melbourne.
Australia, for growing cotton In the Fee3os
Islands.
The best pastures in the Southern States
were sowed by the Union armis on their camp
hay.
IL is now ascertained that the reason why
there are so many spawned. blind. and otherwise
afflicted horses is because thcy have descended from
stock having these diseases.
What seem LcautIal sill, dresses are now
mnde from Rsmir. "a, n,w E,hnc OF the south.
which produces l,c croiS year, each equal TO cot
ton.
The general experience among women Is
that if they follow tho newspaper recipes Tor cook
ing, they have stuff which only very hungry folks
will eat
In Western Massachusetts, company OF
in December talk over matters, and hayea good DIN
ner and good time.
Tbirty-fve years ago the net proceeds OF
minority of our l,rns would not pay the taxes OF To-
day The net annual proceeds of to-day are nearly
as much as the farms would have sold for then.
OF course il il better to be an Independents
farmer than dependent clerk. A young man VINO
learns farming will have nj least 30 more chances
own a farm than store; and ~ moro chances s1"
hat he will not fail.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
SO;3tt

Il. II. LUDLOW a. CO., No. g. Pine-st, offer
L. 10 LII OF La fe std Lon. Prop
h. sDT0s~d b. i1atsi' NsaEi en 81 ong -sos
q ero1rd Fc flrttt AID frsshei, & illr or
Epplrsat at No ilBe - r toefi
all b. sassi f desisl thpi H. LUDLOW 20
ZINE RESIDENCES. both furnished and I'M
II hsrrs5et al f3r HAAE Iv hsssr1 tas
belh kshssy OfssT. B.suAs wsesls fss HosoIs, Pshf
u Hutsaa CIV Asa-Islssr Or. Bfoesva l"ntsrt
Psshs. rARls ala PROPERTY o! s essefpAons i.f
HILK sna RANT paris o. ~ Utis4 ssiss By kOkklsOh
HALL 90. ia 8sosd~sf. ke,r No zfi
rINO LkT-The Cottage aud Rear Building con-
ssosd We Gaiy ssriL stp sirJ fru'l 90 rsnl
EMO rosta H t4sses. Apply rh " Ns'' lhrf i0'htI
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
SiObss, 3ansts, &s.
MisnIlzuous.
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains arriving requested
deliver packages addressed the HeSYok
exhibit the written sahory Of W. smoa,os Genera
News packages tor the oRdI Coam, 7>s TaIsUEn
Horh Sg Lypress Ecenng Post Commercial .verttSr staas
Zeag Ns Yorker Josaa and ks Yorker Dsmekva sssad
10 deh, srsi saly 10 the persons
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
Aa1us. [arIiasss, IT,

1T HENRYs CITY AUCTION MAKu, nARsK,
"A p1ssI Thirty ssa ,.fs" ,S ,s'. .,.ssr needed
,sss .sa 1a,.r IA every M ,,,,: I'D ..nss Il
s.,sss,. fs, bshs advisg ssd hssvy ss o. l ~.
ss.s.r especially slssa Or sst Is r - Esr".s s..u q
ass "sha .sAs sss Pan Ybs-tsas By kissr stephens
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

ns having real estate for sale a, :. =.
assreus Of purchasing or rentins ...s 'o'
y,ss. una 70 thslr interest TO sdyer,..A 4, ! ps~
az Aggregate ereslatien eIseeds that q, ~ ~.
r,ng-. ~. and IN addition 20 this sdysntss. -.
'~ ~ fsaad not spiy 10 ssv.Ysrt and Al -.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
Siniirnfrr, IT.
Ysiitts Of ganhrsVig.

NOTICE. This Is to give notice that, on the
~ A. H.. 1o1 rsfrst b bsDkuptey
sgsins sqg~AEr r. kL Individually and
psser BELL AP0Ah 81 h. ts~a Of Csrhs
Vile abd State ~ ssy Jssy who has
ben sdadg Bsnirap bic ron that the ramsns Of
debts shd bsuSDz ~ sh Eshffup 10 him
for hs aud The usDsfr q apy rSr sa are ennde.
~ be sstsie viii be- held
Coan BsrtrHe, "a be boes No ~ Aibng ,et kss Bruss
veb NJ j. bes JOHN g. tLAEKDOKf hrfssf or The Eifb|
sssth cay Of January. A. D. 1880 at 10 0e.sssaH
n 1854
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
SIopos1!s.
Oyyics Cnify orAsrxr~,,7ER.


FoHr Ly,vsSvoET,l Kan. bee a. ls5 !
RMY TRANSPORTATION. - SEALED
~ PROPOSALS. will be rveei'-d At TIA. eaes unl II eoi
''"|"' iRASsr0gTATIoS or MILITARY SUPPLIES
dnrnr n. "nrscnE April s, 'sa csisg hA'1 ~ ~ e
BT,1ss li,stc~ NJ Ls6dsSisn Y NJ s.ns. Pc n NJ ssl
the tine above .ssi"aedJ ,o,-V xo
yo .uch rca' or The usGs r.t R,-" "s', d1,i n-r
ofh Nc p.,. t., ma, Be s1.l.9 III, lsrr.r % T
rr,s. na "a poriss s 1'Il' aid laH T'Ie
lct of c,.e.n ',r ss ,..' sI .hrss = dr., ~!
t's Territory ,ad .rJ s,enss.' te en 70. sl. 70 iS, s,.
,ran,pou ssiL Of Tie bssSG Ayrl
hp,r,s ia. ho-,v-r ar. invited te ,ser,s,d tr ID.
sa.Psli.'es 70 ssd i.os .s a.s.Ss ,@s 70, ~. ~. 70 G
sosB ease ,.,,,,, ,o.- ,,,vxy,
10 Tsr, a.rsk Isrn. Dor, Esrpo Oar.sd ssa Us'A
rEoM rORT HAYS
YkoM siLGIbAs on YGHg WALLACE
The irsnos siiss bss he sboiy bv
lIfa;o -. :. ,rs % ,pps .sS ss. . ~ @ .s .S' cs
us ssr'ies lsfsis sd'sra'e5 ls,v ls, go
usce sah Other depot ,, shss'd ls "a,
T,ry of Ne. Nssio To any ps 81 s'.esi TIA. 's % na
Eu erIot' Of An'os. he IN The Siais 81 'i" se' ."
Ia sss1i 70 muspor,d -i cot ,Ie.s4 Ru No 'o"e"
poss. 90 Rect. M a. lSo gS ,..,es. ..a 90. ,rop su,r
\. dsTs, tso tsp,es 'aei sIse Pay,
& .' 70 S'I, L -. sIis, vi .ss,p, .,l ~
80 .a T. =. ,ers.a - u. Tsisi q sIs b %.
party esstrsei BE- s~se :" sfeea a" '- SOC"
eartfs 81. i.
EaeL s hs opening sf TIE prepoA e "
rspr,,.ui.d b. bs Attorney - .,-.1
s . b. required % rive bctd On hou's No 70
su.sc evidence Of The leJs ssd sossJ VI each I'SSe sAS
p,Y.or og.,si % s.euriy vii be r,qarrd - -
Pspo us o6srsed Proposals Tor Arn' Irsn'ponn"n on
sud
Of 'bs
Ths award made must 10 pfrv"d V si.uS "
s,es wboat dslsy aud 10 give the required "s "'
he faithful performance Of The oasrsft
ID al offered
readiness fo' sefths :" us
Ia, Al, of April 1853 have place Of bn.ire" | ssn n
,IE h. -, !. si readily al the sAHs DiS' "'
yoisis ofbs rsats -, ... 4, ..,...A t.,o
this "bre either r~s n
III, or ~ ,les seempspy And b. part oi ihs ops
t,nl. Tor suli furnished sppI aiieb
Nv order ofhe CHEF Qusensrr disF Di'sl"n si tne
q RAkrOA DeyL Y N. Grn'i. u = A, G. v h Dsp az.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
CLASSICAL Snstrumtnis.

slssital Snstrumtnis.
A Rl0N PlANO-FORTE.-Pate highest
n P,ur awarded all r.aawrsd werF, Erpsss
Psnss ssai for pamphlet prss ls Mandatory
aud HoA III sai ls9 BsNerr MASNER Co
4 ROSEWOOD FIVE octave MEIODEON for
n s; Meoieos, sd Organ, Tor Rent - t. 3 mosh
s 7. GORDON. No. 90 Bnisiwry.
DIANOS, MELODEONS. and ORG ANS, OF six
tniea, m,lss gsAty reduced pnes, for el'b. dnrnr the
Haiias NATflSN Ee <9i BrosdNsy Ffy Nrv S~eor[
Ilsbd E.at aud spprd purrkss;
received Tor the ln.trgusHts 1un-i AID Re
paind Cssb psd fn S,-ond Hand lnsiruH,rs
DUILLIP PIliLLIPS a. Co. dealers in
i satibs UNRyiLED AMERICAN ORGANS; sss PIANOS.
NRLOgEOSS il EuSDAYStHOOL MUSIC SsEd for rr,cs Li
No 81 uHlONSQUAgE. Bro,dwsT n. \.
rNHE GREAT UNION PIANO FORTE Co.
Il tnhus 400 PIANO FOHTEs frths irad- Give then call,
81 rttb,vs snd hi'irsrb y hALB ir,.g,
rNHE CHAMBERSn PIANO-F0RTE
Il Is prssoass,d b. q competent Judge,
TiR Bksr PIANO MADR
Egith,t eor. rsaahsv@ CHAMBERS son.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thursday, Dec. 81, lse

..,endance was small at the Exchange
lHV to-day. The only transaction was by Air.
ssT :, Miller who sold an interest In lot situate on
by order of the referee Daniel T. inSra-
fsro .ca,nst Catherine Clark and J. d. o'Reilley.
hin' By JAMES n. MILLER.
.,-os feet. ON the north side OF Thirty sixth
ons % vest of Ninth-aye., sold to Benjamin Wallace
..rno0
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

Michael p. O'Brien, for four years past Cierx s,s
father law, Mr. ThoA Branif. on T0esdu @osaaes
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01

u n MIssaIIs os-IcK ". H. Of fPennsyhsnia,(
PnsLApslpHL, Desenber Is, Iaos. !
rT,HIS Is TO GIVE NOT1cE--That on the
18th Of Deeshe A. D. 1875 wsrfsst "a BsnirupeJ .ss
hssss ssssss the estate Of MONTY ehksLsi ihshsph.
has been sdsAsd bsesrop ss petition hat ss
dsbts delivery Of property bonsia6 sseh bsshts
hin biz and e Transfer 81 prspsr BY him. s oDsea
d dbss s,l % sLooss or held
he Pbia
deps FRANKLIN USHER, hsrrtes the 18th dy
ofJanesfy. A u. 1902 ~ - sdeet p %.
&c gLt4Akss.E Z HeRsA Y AstIsk
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
Gitp Ttal Gstatt for Sal,.

k4'OK SALE or to LEASE, for three or five
yesrs-Tbe DIV BILLING and STADIR No 22l Flny.hnl.s
nes sieht pine stalls; plenty carriage
he very
E'OR SALE.-PlNE-ST., PR0PERTY.-Th
hvesoy stores Nos and "a Pnest South at runans
through To DPeyer ahui esch VIII be sold together
or s.rSTaeJ PTiee s2soc9 each Apay 10
p3s5l HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
anrumutmis.


DIKEs OPERA House. I.Jli
Ia .Lrsss sSe
SEATS SKCyRkD TO DAy At THB BOX OFFICE 0xLsA
LAST NIGHT
OF Ofsrhahs charming pducon which, since their t-st
nts;ou nightly attracted composed the most refined ssd
fashionable ashto npuss Of upqhet
praise the talent manifested the t1s and q
unboslle admiration Of b By
MILE. IRMA,
who hus has established her superiority veean eveU asf
THIS FRIDAY, EVENING. At
LA CHANSON DE FORTUNIO
AND
LES BAVARDS.
MILE IRMA As ROLAND AND vALxNfIM
MILE. DB ROSA IN NEW BALLBE
SATURDAY EVENING. Jas. 2, -. rt
LA GRANDE DUCHESSE DE GEROLSTEIN.
seats secured sI days assee BsT Oes SehnaerS No -
DfssasAy' and DelnoAics's No. ~ DrosdsI
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. n.
- FiRSr PERFORMANCE IN AMERICA
vi OIenhcn iess sensaior n
Theatre des Varieties. Psris,
La PERICHOLE.
pIKEs OPERA HOUSE. MATINEE
SATURDAY, JAN O. AT TWO
BARBE BLEUE.
NILE lRMA and NOM AUJAC,
AND tax GREAT ORIGINAL CAST.
SEATS AT TnB BOX OPFicR To.DXr
n IN A BALLOON, sung by Miss Lydia
~ Thempssn In the Buriesqus Of Enanl" Wa.
POND Ca, No S41 Brcaiwsr
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
&ozrn anA gronY.

s1mbh ane SIalt E nifls.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANrELS,
AfA Ia rfsa 'Ansty a1a 81 prsss ffss
80. si2 50. So. 81 30. so TO $50
ssa syvsrds hsasf.sts'sz D.
THE PEN RHYN SLATE Co
lss
nsaTtAa Tlbss. Cntsus, rttks fiaA uraala
BILLIARD TABLE BEU
hsas. tsis and sstrsisd slkts Wen lssde W pIsf
Sssrrs sss hI.as1sD. Middle 0rssriis. NJ.
Wnsksass AEd bEcs Roc ms Nc. 40 We Eigbt@esthsi,
sstssss flhs ssd slphsss.. ~ j.
ELEAZ!R JONES. hssis.r
MARBLE MANTELS, HEAD STONES,
AVA MONUMENTS great FsTsty a; reduced rcs Of kLAbEb
ssse.eIor' NO " tsLEYe Isfst hsitss pDs W - hs
country Get pri,s hsg
MARBLElZED SLATE, DECORATED MAR
1f1 BILE aEd MARBLE MAHTKI-f neb spdtirgslt doagnA
2. sTBwAHI, No 2IS Wss yif,y'sseosds al.
Brspsh. No. 6O5 SItksvs Near BToadsty
MARBLE AND SLATE MANTELS, OF the
I'VE iss prices AZ A. kLlbEks Marble Wsfk
10 issAsl 3Eay s,Hs TAT soas,f Cot Tel, cat
ITALIAN MARBLE STATuARY-Ele
n PgRrcs, just lshd.d fY ALE by AUGUSTINE
TABkH BRO., tnIor.ers, No iiJ Watefst
New-York tribune., 1869-01-01
J. Jorp,ex. IT,. Ap-us,ees-
DY NSON a. NJ IL Err,
D ArCTIONkRHS ANs
ERTATk gkUkBHe

rs hAssAr.sf.. CtnAs.r. NEw'foHs
Ctr Cssstry firm tougit s'd
r.ALss sfFsrsas
TUESDAY, JassArr
o'cDct Rsrhaae- Ss-sroom No i Dfesds.J, n =
POSITIVE SALE or - CuOicE PROSPECT PARK LOTS. d.
rer opposite pruEig the 6Nnd hassry
Brooklyn
Aiso 9; fls tine ard pars.
KIT 81. BOULEVAkp rssr he
Part ami Ws RREN ST. ofports she Ptfs-
aTpF \ .-r So-.h -tr LOTS 10 sf ytntefhh
liso 4 tsOtg LOT. Iss n Of fNstfefnitsVe
KACEEITsI fONLENAkD PARK MAib-Sefh ale. ~ u ear
ofCla.s.n arr ofth. sref' LON % The street
UkGRA " ~ I.--Soath eide. "a rear "f At"fe IOTN
WACEOFFsT .-koria se. 80 g. sai 81 GTsGd ave- LOIb
Tsfms liber.L IL - es.,s = Ansii. n-rrs
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sa. BaABAsI Positively lat week Of GBsGvgvB.
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cents Private na.s. Ie@ soLo Sc AFrER si HiiF PRcR
'AMMAN1:: TAMMANY. |
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. = 1909
D sEcSFED SEAT SEAT saIE sAIE eSsFIsSEs eSsTIsSEs
THIs TITS ,gRTS, ,gETSIn NoexSIIyS y.STiSy .s
80 THIS ltRlDAYi MORNING, JAsUARY l, 1893
sah FsarseeEta st. also at The Tleasr Ticket once Ne
SUBSCRIBERS TICKETS.
ss5 % % s., o. JSa. FS and n'r'a a are no" ready
PEIcE PkIcE TMKNTy TMkSTy p0IIsRs p0LLsRs
PRICE TwEETY DoIIass
oPASD oPRAINc NIGHT. s1 M0spsY FRxr
oRAIoKi0 ASD CHORUS.
BraLEscUk ASD EXTRAvAGANZA
GRAND BALLET PASTONIME GYMNASTiC SCHOOL.
raSoaSMA FaaHh SSP Of ScoTIiSp. sSRl
- - FAMOUS MAGIC TAyLBAuX
PEOMiSEST ORCHESTRA.
sn thousand Novelties bOnd tie Of sh' sd'ersensr's
NENTRAL PARK WINTER GARDEN.
~ kereuthaye, between Fny-sislih aHd HnJIiuiL's'A
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
GRAND holiday FESTIVAL
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
GREAT COMBINATION COMPANY.
CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT
MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENTS.
COHTINUED SUCCESSION or NOVELTIES
BY TIlE GREAT STAR ARTISTS
The .nr, Plahlshment = beautifully decorated
fllb SPLENDID CHRISTMAS / AZAAR,
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
from 10 o'cl"ek a. N uati II o'clock p. - -
IN THE WINTER GARDEN AND CONCERT HALL
THE MUSIC FROM THEODORE THOMAss ORCHESTRA.
THE SCHGPFER TYROLEAN SINGER SOCIETY
MILE. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA,
THR woRLD.FAMED ARIlsIE ON TIE TIGHT ROPK
THEODORE ZANFRETTA,
TIE CELEBRATED GrNSASr AND PASTONINTSr,
Together With hs WONDERFUL PERFORMING DOGS
MASTER GEORGE. AGED YEARS.
The greatest juvenile gyunsst IN the world
1Ik GRAND AUTOMATIC THEATER
minated BY thousand Automatic Figures,
ADaSSlOE. TWENTY-FIYR CEkTSi
TOMORROW SATURDAY AT3.
GRAND EOVRL AND SfUPESDOCS
FAREWELL MATINEE.
WALLACk''',v v ,vs,xn w,,r.cK
Dsor, opsu at IL 10 commence At 0oeck. - -.
LAST NIGHTS FOR THE PRESENT OF THE FoLLoWiho
FRIDAY EvENINo; J.n J. issa
SPED TflB PLOUGH -
CHARLES FISHER. Mr. GEO. HOLLAND. ML D. T. klNGGOLp
Mr. {. n. no KwELL Mr. J. l. MATTHEWS. NJ q. BROWNE,
Mn VERNON. Mrs sLDLEY BROWN, ArG JOHN bRFTOs. Ass
The p.es 10 conclude ,s. original Country DaseA
SATURDAY. Jan. 2-MOSLl.
NONDAY. jan. 4-MONbl
TUESDAY, Jan. a-AONbl - - . .ou.
wEpSgSbAr. y,s e-CAPTAIN oP TfB WATCH and WOOD
COCKS LITTLE GAME
THURSDAY Jan. 5-MOSBY.
FRIDAY. Jsa B-NONEI.
In p,rpafsi 90 MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Boz Bnot far Mr LES kR NAbLACk's NIGHTS Sow eren-