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The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06

THE weather of the late fall and early win
ter has been nicely calculated to complete the
work began by the drought of the last two
years. The severe cold has honeycombed the
ground, unprotected by snow or continuous
sward, so that every chance root left alive is
exposed to the frost. The evil is greatly aggrav-
ated by the alienation of severe frosts with
''thaws," so that the Maine farmers prospect
for grass crop next year is far from encour-
aging. In the central part of the State the
impression that no more hay can be raised
till the fields are plowed up and ''laid down"
again, is widely prevalent
THE committee in the National House that
: is most important in view of the changes de-
manded by the country in the tariff is that of
Ways and Means. Mr.. Dawes, the chairman,
has been regarded as moderate protection
list, but is classified as revenue reformer
What is termed observation-disclosures and thor
ough integrity, make Mr.. Dawes generally ac-
ceptable. Messrs Kelley and Maynard are
out-and-out protectionists, who would impose
protective duty on sunshine if it could be
collected. The other Republican members,
Messrs. Finkelenburg, Burchard and Rob-
erts are classed as revenue reformers Of the
Democrats, Messrs. Brooks and Kerr, are free
traders, while Mr.. Beck of Kentucky, will at
least harmonic with the refomers.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STORAGE. ADVANCES

Storage to let in first class BONDED wal ehonses on
Browns Wharf, and Merchants Wharf, and in Port
land Sugar COS buildings York Dan'orth and Com
mercial Streets.
Advances made on property stored as above.
Apply to j. B. BROWN & SONS,
iv1ssn OF Exchange Street.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
HALFORD
E S T E r S HIR E
TABLE SAUCE
The Best Sauce and Relish!
Made in any part of the World
.. FOR FAMILY USE.
TO BE HAD OF ALL FIRST CLASS GRoCERs
For Sale in Portland by =
sISE e. NEVINS.
For Sale.

THE new two story French roof house, just fin
l. ished, or Cushman ST.; house piped tor Sebago,
and all the modern improvements. Enquire OIL the
premises or No % Emery st. j. A. TENNEY.
sep5dtt
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
Gas Notice.!

FINHE Office of the Gas Light Company will TODAY
IL be removed to the Rooms over the Portland
Savings Bank, No 50 Exchange st. =.
December 2, 1871. new3t
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

| s..,- b U r N e IT, It's lie &C.
STANDARD FLAvORING EXTRACTS
E@8 FOR FLAvoR1Ne 'aTs
Soda syrups, Ice Creams, Custar Pies
Blanc Mango, JeIlics, Sauces, Fl
Soups, Gsravies, etc.
The superiority of these Extracts consists in their
PERFECT PURITY AND GREAT STRENGTH
There is no subject which should more engross at
tention than the purity of the preparations which
are used in favorng the various compounds prepared
for the human stomach.
These Extracts are warranted perfectly free from,
the poisonous oils and acids achich enter into the
compositions Of many Of the Fictitious fruit fauors
noo IN the market. They not only true to their
names, but prepared from fruits of the best quail
lty, and so highly concentrated that small quantity
only need be used.
They have stood the test of eighteen years time and
competition, and are pronounced unriualted By the
most eminent connoisseurs, roprietors of the leading
"otees, ana prominent dealers in the United States
ana Co"add' They are neatly put up in five sizes
-"npo"eseo bottles, holding more than paneled
sizes appearing much larger. They are the best
and cheapest Fruit Extract the market affords
1ne'r STANDARD quantity and quality ciH be strictly
maintained. c -
va 1t is necessary in some cases for persons de-
slrlng "bURNETTs SUPERIOR FLAvoR1NG Ex-
TRACTS, to insist upon obtaining them in order TO
asou many Oh the fictitious brands offered, because
of their larger profits. 60 : - .
-,a JOSEPH BURNETT g. CO..
u Sole Proprietors, Boston.
For sale by frst-class Grocers and Druggists gen.
orally. dcassoo5 o.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


To Edward ". For, Esq, one Of the Justices Of the
Peace and ofthe Quorum cithin and for the Coun-
to Of Cumberland in the State Of Maine: =.
"E the undersigned citizens of Portland in said
w County, members of a corporation established
at said Portland for charitable and benevolent pur-
poses on the 9th day of November, A. d. 1871 I'M
der the name Of Bosworth Post Number Two, De-
partment of Maine, Grand Army of the Republic
pursuant to a warrant issued by you to John Yeaton
Jr., of said Portland the 9Th day of November A.
D. 1871 under the provisions Of the 55th Chapter of
the Revised Statutes of said State
Hereby request that yon will issue your warrant to
some member Of said corporation directing him to
call the first meeting of said corporation.
JOHN o. RICE,
-- j. f. LAND,
GEO. II. ABBOTT,
STATE OF MAINE, Co. OF CUMBERLAND SIS:
To John Yeaton, J one Of the members of said Cor
pursuance of the foregoing request you are here
by directed in the name of the State of Maine to
call the first meeting of said Corporation by giving due
notice thereof according to law and hereby desig-
nate the Portland Daily Press and the Daily Eastern
Argus newspapers published iu said Portland, as
the newspapers in which notice of said meeting shall
Witness my hand and official seal at Portland in
said County, this 29th day of November A. d. 1871.
3 ta EDWARD w. FOX, IL. ST.
Justice Of the Peace and Quorum.
DURSUANT to the foregoing warrant hereby
IL give notice that the first meeting of the MEM
bers and associate members of the above named cor
poration will be held in the hall in Mechanics Hall
Building on Congress. street, in said Portland here
tofore occupied by voluntary association of the
same name the foregoing corporation Friday even
ing, Dec. Goth, A. d. 1871, at o'clock and thirty
minutes for the transaction Of the following business
viz:
To adopt a code Of bylaws for said corporation
To adopt a common seal.
To elect such officers as may be provided for by
said bylaws.
To determine whether said corporation will Loo q.
the Hall heretofore occupied by said voluntary asso
citation.
To determine whether said corporation will accept
certain property heretofore held by said voluntary as
ISOLATION and Geo. H. Libby.
To determine whether said corporation will accept
deed of burial lot at Evergreen Cemetery.
And to transact such other business as NAV prom
erly come before said meeting.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 30, 1871.
JOHN YEATON, JR.,
One ofthe Members of said Corporation.
dec6-d2w
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
Bachelors Hair Dye.
MARRIED..

In this city, Dec. 2, by Rev. d. H. Hanaburgl Chas
e. Jordan and Miss Lizzie G. Brown, both of Port
land.
In Eastport, Nov. 80, by Rev. c. G. Harwood, Chas
g. Lynch, of Portland, and Miss Sara G. Stevens, of
Eastport. tal
AT the Union House, Peaks Island, Dec 5, by Rev.
Jas. H. Frost, Christopher Way and Miss Nellie T.,
daughter of VIM. 7. Joues.
In Gray, Nov. 20, by Rev. E. Beam Edw. F. Libby
and Miss E. Augusta Foster, both of Gray.
In Bddeford, Dec. O. by Rev. s. f. Wetherbee
Frank Goodwin and Miss Sarah E. Ramsdell both Of
Biddeford. 90 >
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE

LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE,
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
The Only Good Sauce"
aled Tor its flavor.
We are directed by Messrs Lea & PERRINS to
prosecute AL parties making vending counterieits
JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS,
augl2sn6m Agents, New York.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06

p r o @ U r r TT 9 X e Il S
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06

SPOKEN.
Oct 4, lat N lon % w, ship Alice Buck from Car
diff for Gale y
Oct 8, lat IA N, lon 2s W, ship Matterhorn, from
Cardiff for Rio Janeiro.
Nov IS, off Key West baruue Jennie Cobb from
Mobile for Key West. ---
Nov 20, off Fenwick Island, brig Fidelia, from Lv-
erpool for Baltimore.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
FOR SALE.

" with Gearing attached for hoisting. The cylin-
der is Z inch. 1t was made by Rawson & Hittingcr,
Cambridgeport Mass. Has been used about months
and is in first rate condition for use. Can be at
j. j. GERRISH l. cos, No IS Commercial st, Port
land, Me- dcielm
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06

The Oracle hears it rumored that a company
is about to be formed in Wiscasset to engage in
the manufacture of shoes. And that parties
from Massachusetts are interested in the enter
prise. A public meeting is to be held to con-
slider the subject
The matrimonial market in Wiscasset must
be pretty brisk, according to the Oracle, which
states that the recent engagements" number
fourteen. as g
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
s. b. GOWELI.

S. b. GOWELL.
Anticipating leaving the city now offers his entire
stock OF Foreign and Domestic Dry and Fancy Goods
at great bargains, and will continue the sales only
until be sells his use (See advertisement By Geo.
r.. Dapis Coz how Your time to make your
Fall and Winter purchases.
V-Come early and az old the rush. sep7-sntf
Stock and Stand For Sale.
As contemplate leaving the cry will sell my
stock and place OF business al great Il scOunt.
shall sell at retail cheaper than ever until close
out my stock of
Ship Timber, Plank Spars, Knees, Deck
ing, and Trsenaiis.
Also 10000 Cedar r. K. Sleepers, extra size.
For particulars call on l.. TAYLOR,
sept 19-sntf Ito Commercial ST.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06
THE ONLY RAILWAY
FIRST AND ONLY MORTGAGE

TIISoI AND OISLI MONIUAUE
ON ITS ENTInE ROAD AND PROP.
EKTY r Row WaNNI0 WANG BIO no.
tbesides Second Mortgage the entire road and
equipments from Bangor TO VIM, Sc miles. This
portion cost some so 5000 o. and the only lien there
is mortgage to the city OF Bangor for 0O00 0e)
land, in adiiIon thereto. by FaRsT AND
ONLY MO KTGAGE on
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06

Among the estimates for appropriations for
the ensuing year, are the following for this
State: Improvement of navigation on Sulli-
vans River, $34, 900; Penobscot River, $4,000;
Kennebec River, $4,000; Royals River $500
Portland Harbor, $4,000; Saco River, $4,000.
A postofice has been established at Crooked
Brook, Washington county, and Moses A. Col
burn appointed Postmaster
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06

Alexis, having been invited, will make a.
short visit to Springfield, Mass, Thursday af-
ternoon. While there he will spend an hour in
the pistol works of Smith & Wesson, who are
executing heavy contract for the Russian
Government.
The Portland daily press., 1871-12-06

Happy Relief for Young MIN from the ef-
tects and abuses ia early lIe. Man hood
s'oTed lmpediments to marriage removed. New
method CT treatment. New and remarkable RENE
dies. Boo and Circulars sent free. in sealed en-
velopes. Address HOW ARD ASSOCIATION, No Q
South Ninth street, Philadelpns, Pa. novlsnd3m
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Friday, Jan. Q, 1871


Tho market continues firm, with goou III
a, rrivatc SALE and from present ndica'iO"S o
n No an active business for the coming season.
sth inst n large sale of property in par.'o -. ga
odo nv Adrian H. Muller, consisting aurcns Canal
,res located ON Broadway Fourthase, attracts GEN
ami Wooster-Sts The sale OF TINS for future invest
al attention. as il is all well locateu iVi
ment. "a ,,uo.d Company have as yet
ny ~ ns'r+ fo dSnose Of their hnus' - I'm IN
moderately on application fron cs receiving for the
ne sIst nit they had sold siso o5 was taken on
'o 60 ~ i'm coin The balance, SlosVo ocaved IN
Ave years credits, making '"' W.
~ sbly,g a. ~ ZINES mas t , oe hiring the
l"e -, 49,, S,,rovementS made at that pdVv u, 80
at vear Tie actual progress o wv ,o i"oted over
pas. year - ~ fnaI success, and we nave loohtu TN
guarantee vi =. eef nj It's record in this respect
the year pdss and business houses erccteu III Io
hunoe o edacent to IL is 49, ranging IN Naue lron SoV
Nhakc ms In widely cOnpislneuv Va as ,
10 so.V ttsniy promising Every businessstanu, moIc
ohc - s believe now occupied Inc new Irosuy w IN
over ~ very fine building INTELLECTUALLY, as Wen ~
thueha and has been erected at cost OF sa,Vm
lr hve NOT In the above figures included tne ~ M 80
" Manufacturing Company erected at cost ~ S-V,Vo'
81 Investment likely 10 prove rennnefatNe 10 Wy
hn - ,roftable 10 the place. Nor have we incluueu
any s1 Company lust formed and likely in the
course OF few months 10 employ number OF men, anu
~ ,r ont large amount OF work All these thhSs arv
sorabIo and Give promise that this Spring we SNAIL
bavp large influx OF new settlers BESIDE al ths, we
arr making the place center OF trade 10 tne sur
rrundiuR country People are learning that we nave
here a great variety OF goods, ana that our N
an s AZ as low figures any house this SIDE OF New
York To this point steadily aim we are DOuno 10
make BTicksbuTg the great center OF ade ana business
for all this section Of the country.
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PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

C,rl,r No e-One SsOy 2I't Owner Peter
Cook os-oo
orner G G stager ,---, ,o-..
xpo Nos 1872 and siTvO SsOry brick stores and tenenenis
Son,oi No s and $50 earOre Ss.O brick stable 446124
Osuer or Bonnet l.. 4, G..
,hs dwelHngs l6 3r5O Owner, Chas. II. Beemsn
7s;ht " Of lstsve-TwO +stoy hrck tsnements zo11
Owbes r. Merling a r. EObinsiein.
Ih 81 Nos I26 tS8 go Yves; (Re r-O0e 2ory brick factory,
Tr42 OWuers, Nentherspcon Bro.
2t-s Of 4 tory and basement 0Tek store
no tenement 25x60. Owner, James Hutchinson
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Gitn propertp 10 fet.

VNO LET-FOr business purposes, one large
CORNER ROOM, 9OI0 with Retiring Room Communicating
second floor 81 Booths Building" Of Twenty rst.
SiIthaye Apply on the premises
rINO LET-FOR BUSINESS PuRPOSES--.oAn
entire frca MARBLE BUILDING about 50zlO7
Ts,6p ~ 'f :" HOMER MORGAN. 2 Pinest.
ITO LRT-A STORE, 15x40, suitable for Office
Merchant Tailor Apply premises 2J Beeckerst Car
mine
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fOns 9slauo Real gsiatt for Sale.

Il hampstead, l.. I.-FARM for SALE
tneisss 100 cool building 100 bearing fut'ree run
geo, a. Pace e 10 per acre AIss j. B. LANGDOS Ia.
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Gountrn i1ropertp 10 fet.

rTO LET $3.50 per month";, at Passaic hand
COTTAGES, IL rooms beautiful location; three mn
j. FISHER sArGEtTHWATE. 10 Pnes.
ITO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City PrOreyon Fodham lights minutes from depot and 10
from Civ little COTTAGE containing rooms kitchen cellar
gaen kc Possession Immediately. Splendid Apply
kOPPBL. II Ann-st
no LET, or for SALE-At Elizabeth, COM
HOUSE, ftng depot IS inmates
Was daily II per np iyonte
Inquire West Elizabeth erseys Station, address
G. C.. Boz No. 2l5 Post Once New-York.
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
i


COMMENCING JUNE %, 1870
PASSENGER Station in EeTYork eornrr Of TweDventst and
Fouthare. Entrance on Twenty .,eyehih-sl
TRAINS LEAVE ELWY0RK -
Haven and Bridgeport tBI 1889 M -'I' 'hIh
faI ai STR s.t ford 'P Frttd soaipor. we'po 1850
F 70 S SsI isI li,oA m sls En- EI) ' $3.50
fo, DsTeS = II 3 m 5s5 $50 $50 ard e;2op
-, For SO. s!sTiGd !, S. 1 s: Z ' lis sE pm hA'
For Grsenwich AMI intermediate stations D. ii% H. 1870 ''
sunisy MAI. rran leave, It, Ns"ioT' att H. for
Boston Vi. both sP'fs SssE 9. isG '9 %SASs
For Boston, via Springfield a m ana p H.
For For H ss T and i spngs Ca m a 40 to Hartford
For Newport L. 2ls E1), connecting With steamer ,e''
For Conneeeut River RAILROAD NJ l:lsP m to h''usa'
Hrford Providence and Fli R.irosi M l2:lS M
For sbor- Line Railway, st IN TO kor"ieh anu ~
go ss%navsn aad Northampton Railroad ga m $500 n :"
Northampton and wiliam.bsrsh
Nor NAugaiuei Railroad g. NJ ~ AHo ~ 80 p 40 -
For SevCsns.n Railroad l!:ls $50 and .1 ~ su,
Connodous Sleeping Carr attached 70 NJ Hss !" he
d, Nal Tram , On sh'F Linz JAMES soYr
Anew YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILROAD-Tran, leave 1hrieh,t '' ioi""
a. % se,s Brs~reroom Car Express for ChieAgo Ne &c
soupodaton ior Way passengers except car carr #,
1910 10 Northern and Western EIpfeH' DfA"Hb i
Montreal Express, stta'hed - Water,
m fint Pacific RIPrss with Seepng-ear' through 10 "''
,orhb syracuse AMI CansndaguA DAILY - 1900, ,,..,.d ~,
p ~ second Pacific kIpss With SteP1s f and M C. Raj
d r ST. Louis wa Toledo; and Louisville via ind'hap'H' YIN"
tss win ..ve ats ,. N % Sandsy.l attached
"a n and ?. m, Poushierpse iT1ias
D. ~ .5 and e:iO p. m P,ekstfi aH'
go 80 $40 ava 1915 l. ' l;s J. 10 CIV OF" A1'
i:9o NJ i9a.e ~ ma "a, p,urs,eep,i.
m s''G'' ram C. H. kESpmcK, Gth1 PS'nstr Agent
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Geclnres ano meetines.
Balls.


EIIARITY BALL,
" JAM AIRY 10, M at the n y. ACADEMY 0P MUSIC,
II AID STATE HOMEOPATHIC ASYLUM FOR TIE INSANE
ugLer The auspices Of 4OO Ladies and Gentlemen Of the
Cities Of New-lors and Brooklyn.
MUSIC GRAFFULAS AND LANDbRS BAND.
SUPPER BY DELMONICO.
Tickets h. Managers and at the principal hotels
PrcsIen.-MTs. J. J. ROOSEVELT
Vice Pres9r1ts-MB. RICHARD b. CONNOLLY,
Mrs ANN s. STEPHENS,
Mrs +. H. PHELPS,
PARKB GOODWIN,
Mrs. JAMES BROOKS,
Mira. T. A. RAYMOND,
M. s II. WALES.
Mrs d. L. BL0DGErr.
SecreSry-A.rs. RALPH MEAD, jL
Tn Mr.. HENRY CLENS.
Asst TTess.-Mrs. E. A. RAYMOND
EiREMENs BALL.
Il THE FORTY.SECOND ANNUAL BALL
In aid Of the
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS FUND
VOLUNTEER NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT,
WILDE given at
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
MONDAY EVENING. JAN, ~, 1911
TICKETS Five DOLLARS,
q gentleman and ladies'
JAMES ?. WENMAN President, LAG Pesrlst.
Aioxso srorE Treasurer, 100 Faton:t.
4 JosRpu WRSrRAy, Secretsry, ! Wilism-st
PPOSCESM aud DRESS CIRCLE BOXES he procured sp
rkalon To- JAMES +. WENMAN, President.
MIR TRENORs SOIREE DANSANTE on
wi MONDAY EVENING, 9th inst at New Classes
sg Tor quarter Academy Rooms Lyric Hail. 7j SIaVe
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Anriion Sales of Real gstate


ADRIAN II. MULLER Auctioneer
SUPREME COURT SALE, IN PARTITION
~ OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON BROADWAY, NORTH
EAST CORNER OF TwENTY-PIRSI.STi on FouRTH.AvE,
NORTHEAST CORNER SEYESTERNTl-ST ;ON CANALSr AND
on WOOSTER AND LAURENS-STS., RUNNING THROUGH AND
FRONTING on EACH STREET
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell auction WEDNESDAY, JAN 49,
y o'clock the Behang Sasroom Ill Bfowa b. orir tie
Supreme partition under tie direction If Henry Nicol
Referee, the following descnbe1 real estate, VIZ:
BRoADwAYThe Eve fuOy Stores and Lots te northeast
Broadway and Twent Nos S VA go 81 ana 80
Broadway the entire plot having front Broadway Of over ol feet
FOURTH-AvBThe story marble and brick House and Lot
OF Fcurua'e
opposite the Everett House AMI Unonua ~ by 10 Feet
CANASTThe Stores AMI Lots the noery side Of Canal
Wooster LauTens Nos J65 and 1 Cansl-s
WOOSTER-ST-Th eleven teesoy and attic birch Buildings
the westerly side Of Woostt u ct inches north Of
Canss, Nos s. H. H. u.s. IT, 10 81 and 70 Wooet having
a front Of 235 feet WOostcr-st
LAUREES-ST Tor FFTI-AvE. EXTENSION THE nine four
sOr brick Houses and Lots the ease side Of Laueus st. in the
the Woos;est Nos 2 T. o. 10, H. H. 10 and 10
Launs making together front of III feet inches Lauls
per bond aud mortgage the for Eve
Once the Auctoneer No Priest Of
LEWIS DBLAFiELD Plaintiffs Auorney, No 40 h1changepaee
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Gitn Real estate for Sale.

A FOUR-STORY, high-stOOp, brOwn-stOne
n MODERN HOUSE I16O lot 100 6h-st 5th-ave
Pre- ef la. Also printed list Of dwellings and
" K. STEVENSON son, II Pinest.
A MODERN fOur-story, bigh-stoop complete
"A brov1on DWELLING for sale low Possession: 3Sb-st,
V x. STEVENSON SON II Pipest
A SPLENDID 3-STORY h. ;. BrOwn-StOne
~ HJJ fe p hardwood Si1tys coadst Fourth-ave
lh sALh t7rgain If applet for Immediately WALDBON
urTEL, l,Olo Ihir-aye.
FOR SALE-The four LOTS, together with
hc 4So tnck BUILDINGS thereon stused West Thirty
s'ra mar Eighth suitable for manufacturing purposes Ap
bhtLLER VILLAINS 4 Co., No. Pinest. "a. 9+4)
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY, Canal
an NCc-r; Of the locations for BaukBg Wholesale
fs7ots i3 feet On CsnshSt. HOMER MORGAN, Pine.
$40 SAn WILL BUY fine 3-stOTy b. g.
tOsCOO brown-sore HOUSE, si1ty-srst-st near Lex
ssets1e 1eEas easy il applied for Immediately wALDkON
uIlEL 0lt Tbiri-aye.
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Amnsemenis.

WALLACE. ,,..,. ,u,,u,. ror,c,
Mr. T. W. Robertsons new Play Of
jous GILBERT
Ro6Fs Miss HIM :" Tracy ME- SoSLRR Nj. BIAisDR
Mise MCCORMACK and ''Af ACT FIRST:
villa and Garden sevenosks-Kent Before the Wedding
laughing sI beautiful ra Landscape joyful Scaa - sr,sa
sas. tnS Is ns sesSs p
ACT SECOND. .
Ruined Church and debris Of the Eight the Geld OF Woeh after the
. no more dramatic .bsn horrible truth and Mr. Wa.
No .C1e oe1e in memory has eyDege' 20 ,v to mind s Ss
in he tld can'O Of caihe n, ,S S. nUIrRe"
Villa at Sevenoaks The Lost 81
IN. whole effective realistic transcript Of su. map Also
ss sS ,. q. s s' 9 %
it has the interest Of .sset11aip."-lHernh
WAR MATINEE
sATIaDAS, Jan. 7.
XVALLACK's
sArq VI 4 p I u T.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, -
H''pp''''n''" MILE AIMEE
in oStHbaeh' charming oTFs Ts, pp,o,Sps
Every evening until orAsI S0 SsiG%s an SSrONDAf
FFoEGF5itAli......'',. NILE fERsSi
''N'o GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY Jan. at2.
sEcoSD GRAND CONCERT
NINTH REGIMENT BAND Sr Sun SUNDAY EVENING J,n.e
ITALIAN OPERA-GRAND MATINEE;
.............. ....,SNYDER wHEAJLE E
T r' os S$Ra SSiSs II ERss5 nrsA
rrrsD4r 2sE ofkeSk RII Iy e. M&schERA
and
lotson o. bci S 20 and SO Reserved Dress ce 81 i
SAL Of seat at The Tleae Schrue 7ol Broad
way, ana a, ia broadway.
rTHE FINEST COLLECTION of PAINTINGS
exhibited 9 , fSgsI ds n SES ST e" the
OPEN EVERY DAY AND EyESING.
STiI-AVE. THEATER. ,,or,,,s nav
- Solo Lessee and Mannge''''''' NM AoooS'iN pALi'
The comic sgpssiOn Of ls7o"l-Ieah
A''"' uHnL
The AMUSING
LOCAL COMEDY;
s ssRATosA
. s s.:, ,s iG . .;' sssss s;
'' ''.. q s aaS1ti MATINEE SATURDAY si
WooDs NY MU5 SEdrSku ,scrs TODAY
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ TWO PERFORMANCES TO-DAY,
NtTiNEE AT H. EVENING AT Q.
THG GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR DRAMA OF
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WITH ENTIRE NEW SCENERY md EfFECIs
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BOX.BOOK NOW OPEN.
nLYMpIC THEATER.
" THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT
IN THE CITY,
GEO. l.. FOXS POPULAR
PANTOnIMB.
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EVERY EVENING.
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OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING.
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pNV tFor Piernont and Egaei ohl
Nc ISLAND. RAILROAD.

I ONG ISLAND. RAILROAD.
WINTER RRAEGEMENr. 40
on and after MONDAY OCr a. 1870 Trains S leave James SIP
follows:
s;JO a Greenport and Sag HArbor.
1880 a Eorthpor WAY Train. a.
400 m Sag Hrbo sn Lverhead Express uouh to "Feen
port on Saturday nights
400 D. N. Eorlhpor Express ,-,.,,
500 henp,tesa Wa Train run to islp on SATURDAY nights
$500 p .Nonhport !" az Tram , , .-.- =, ,,-.
Gen Cow Locus. VALLEY Hekse HUI ngton and hortp cave
$780, poin a, and J. ID. BARTON. Sup't
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Brcoklpn Real estate for Sale.

pPOSPECT PARK L0TS.-FOr Sale, plot
~ PROSPECT PARK LOTS, very desinbly located, adjoining
" f TIE largest portion Of tie purchase money
- AZ horsge Plan o. The property be seen aud information
A % aplhe4ton 70 o. G. CARTER % Pine-st, Room IA.
VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY FOR
' SALE al Brooklyn 4. D., MOST DESIRABLE MANUFAC-
Vsi al oTief for with good power Apply
t@D HOMER MORGAN, Piles,.