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?batr te asked. "Because." she answered, "yondid
?Mit accept a third-term; that would have saved us all
txi? complication." " No." he replied ; " I did not accept
?Ttlilrd term for two excellent reasons. In the first place,
the people did not want me, aud, In tue second, I have
bad enough of it."
There is a mild sort of a sensation in San
??ruiclsoo concerning Gov. Tilden'? eligibility to the
presidency A man who has known the Governor from
jjlldliood insisu that he was not born In this oountry,
,04 consequently cannot be l'resldent. All of the
UMraphlcal authorities, however, agree that be was
worn to New-Lebanon, Columbia County. N. Y., In 1814.
_? a* his father anil grandfather were In this country
__c before that time, there can be little doubt that Mr.
Cadeo'* birthplace will never keep him out of the White
Haas? He would undoubtedly give a good deal to be as
fgr* of that missing ono vote aa lie Is of Ins birthplace.
It comes out at last why the Democrats who
went to New-Orleans could not be made to believe the
jtorr of EH?. Flnkaton. Their overwhelming modesty
?rercntcd them. Mr. George W. Julian thus explains
the case to a Herald correspondent : " She Is a terrible
jjar, and no one who listened to her story from beginning
ta end put any faith in Its reliability. No doubt was en
Igrtalaed about an outrage having been perpetrated
-m ser husband, but by whom or from what cause was
_-? b? any means clearly shown. This woman declared
_at ?se herself was terribly gashed and mutilated, but
Itwat tiniailHr that all lier gaping wounds were in places
on h"T person beyond the Inspection of a modest cotn
_ltt?e of Investigation. She frequently contradicted her
aim ?Wry. sud her statement would fall stillborn before
any intelligent Jury authorised to hear aud weigh testi?
mony."
The contest for the Massachusetts Scnator
glUp terms likely to narrow down to Mr. limit wi 11 and
Qonptmtnm George F. Hoar. The Botton Adrertiter
already ?sows a decided preference for the latter gentle
mnt altkoiigli it admit? that Mr. Dont well's friends pro
?tu to regard his reelection as already settled. The
treat osjectlou to Mr. Bout well, The Adrertiter says. Is
tbst ?s Is not In sympathy with the progressive and re?
forming spirit of bis party ; in all of the issues In the
State between honesty and corruption in politic?, his
personal Influence ha? been felt to lie on the wrong side,
?j for Mr. Hoar, The Advertiser has this to say: "lie is
sot a candidate by his own seeking. He boa never
aourbt public employment, but bas often declined It, or
??espied with great reluctance. Having once accepted,
?_ service hns been distinguished for ability, patriotism,
and unswerving devotion to the public intercut?. He
kss been now eight years In the lionne of Representa?
tives, and, with tlic exception of Gen. Hanks, Is the senior
somber of the Massachusetts delegation, ills thorough
legal training and his intellectual habits long ago placed
biui among the foremost of Unit body In reputation and
?riuence. His recent speeches and letter? on vnrious
questions of the first Importeure arc di.?liiiet and bril?
liant additions to our publie literature. On quest ion*
purely political he representa the pronounced Republican
trntimeni of Massachusetts, regarding that a* the true
Isaveii and inspiration of the best that is possible in
aatioual character and national life. His transfer to the
Senate would be an honor to Massachusetts, and a very
Jn*t recognition of services already rendered to the
am try.
The nation admits that it has made its
Democratic friends unhappy by its advice of a week ago
that they quietly acquiesce In the inauguration of Have?.
It therefore, soothes them this week by telling them
that it believes the vote of Florida aud Louisiana right
full) belongs to Tilden but has been given to Haves in
accordant'? with the direction and connivance of the
?Bepubln-au otlleial hierarchy from top to bottom."
Trt, In *P'te ,,f this, it persists In its advice, not to resist
Hayes's inauguration, or to think of setting up a second
President, but to trust to time and the ?.valieiiiiig of the
pabilo conscience for retire??. On the question of n
iseond President 1: says : " A dejare klug is, In our day.
amflciently ludicrous and contemptible sp.ctacle. A
?V/are President would be something both more lud??
amos and more contemptible. Any man who played any
task role in this country would, after the newspapers
had been at work on him for a few months, have reason
to wish he had never been born. In so fui as his claims
appeared in a serious light they would, sooner or later,
produce considerable popular irritation by bringing
ridicula on tue Government, and reproducing among us
aa sksurd simulacrum of the disputed succession? which
tivediitie so much to discredit the ' eff-te monarchies ef
Eur.'pe,' ?ad by clouding, though ever so slightly, the
public credit A year would probably not elapse be?
fore the Democratic party would be covered with
odium for having l.uuiilia.ted the country unco more in
the eyes of foreigners and brought popular govt i innent
Into disrepute, ami Hayes would become the object or
ayapathy and respect as the real representative of the
astleaal power and dignity. The Democratic party has
certainly no hold ou the popular imagination that wil!
ftutify It? Indulging In auy such ventures. Any resort to
force would of course, besides being crimina], lie ?till
atoreuawise, both for the same reason and several
?tbera. It M only Justifiable when th.- grievance com
plained of Is intolerable, and is irremediable by peaceful
??????, _id when foroe Is likely to he successful.''
GENERAL NOTES.
A wine-shop keeper in the Rue Suint M?d?
rle, Part?, waa recently at work in bis cellar when sud?
denly the ground gave way, and he fell Into what was at
first thought to be a well, but, on lights being brought,
the hele waa found to be the entrance to another wine
cellar containing some of the best wines of France and
Spain. The arrha-ologists of Versailles say that the
mysterious subterranean wmc cellar foriu-il part of the
Parllion da Rendezvous which Louts XV. iinnexeii to
the Paro-?ux-Cerfa, about which so many queer things
are related by the court chroniclers of the period.
Let Gen. Wade Hampton take courage,. An
aid hen is on his side. A gentleman living near Bon
Man's station, 8. C, has a hen which less than a year
sfo ru Jet black, without a single white feather. When
????t political campaign opened ?he began to shed
?er feathers, and her new plumage was as whitens
now. Before election day she lost ber in?t black
feather, and waa perfectly white, with the exception of u
single yellow feather. On election day die lost that yel
bv feather. To all these facts a dozen respectable geo
are willing to make oath. The auguries and
which Inspired the founding of Basas Wats Issls
In comparison with the portentnu? bleaching of
talsoidhen. Sue show? beyond peradvcntnic bow the
State went The supremacy ol the while* and tin- |?olitl
e*l oonversitiu of the blucks may now be accepted as
facts. If Koiuiilus aud Kein us thought it worth while to
Count the vultures, and if Komi- was saved by the cackle
of a gooae, why not pay heed to this old heu! Hhe was
War?; ?he is now white ; that ought to be enough.
The closing revival services conducted hy
Mr. Moody in Chicago were exceedingly interesting. At
Parwell Hall, on Monday night, he got the men at close
tiurtera, as he himself expressed It. " How are you get
thuj on, Mr. C. I" he asked. " 1 am like a child Just going
la school," was the response. There was a short pause,
la the proceedings, and uo oue seemed to have any testi?
mony to give. Mr. Moody stimulated ardor by throwing
fctaerrmurV,'Just get up aud tell us If you love the
_?d'. don't noiike any flowery sj.eectie~; we don't like
?aatkiadof a speech." A man at one? rose with the r.
?nrk, "l mu u m irrlad man." " Have you ?et up the
Jaaaay aitarr atked Mr. Moody. " Ves/' " That's rieht.
It 1? ? gtsKl thing to get your lil?? open at home." A man
_ss had scoffed ut religion for 40 years said that when
?jr. Sankey ?_iU- ?? Muety and Nine," the arrow of cot
"Ciion vim Miitnehow fastened In LI* heart. " How
??any men ?re tliere ht^re who ns.-(l to lie infidel* before
?ey were converted*" asked Mr. Moody. About 20 rose
? asawerto this qm-stloii "Thsu," said he, " that
*sowi that lufldcl* can be converted. I luve got some
_ry anrry letter? fiotu Infidels. I got one lioiu un lull
?JUB Button, the c,ti? * day, BOonalns Sta of lielng a liar.
?seaase 1 said mtidel? were converted In theae meetings.
Jaat man said it was no such thing. Now this man Is
.??t the one to talk to Infidels."
The Rev. R. C. Houghton of St. Louis, in a
??*??** aaent novel-rending delivcrd last ?unduy,
*****& to lodictmeut with as many counts as there ore
**?*?- the necklace of Sweet sixteen. 1. By dealing
? Ua Bttrrelous, novels put a false coloring on human
?We.?__agua thing of love-passages, picnics, parties,
?sd tlrtatleoa, and unfitting the reader for what Is real
?"?"?sraiat 2. They harden tbe heart end pervert the
?apathies. The young woman who sobs over the auf
??_S?f some Imaginary character, which uever had an
'?J*5S**. will apurn from her door ?he real hungry and
?_*<?.and will gather her robes closely about In-t b -t
???ykrnah again?! the mean and wretched whom sin
**?*?. 8. They take away the horror which the vlrtu
??sftsi for vice ?mil crime. 4. They stimulate Intcuiper
*?"*? 5. They destroy the taste for seostautlal reading.
*? Ta???r touilcia n ? ure antl-rcliglou/, etc., etc These
**? a few of the counts, and one of the conclusion?-1?
?fatSataa bas established puhli*hlug-bou;??*, ami taken
?to his service .-ditori?, authors, engravers, aud literary
**ws. Legitimate ?ctlon, like Iiiiiiy.?uV I'llgtlin's Pto
*"??. may exert a powctlul iiifluetiei- la* good ; but the
"??eher insist? that a popular novelist Is of necessity
"???tioual It was, no doubt, o very Interesting ser?
if _?: aye! it was popular: nay,more, ft was sensational.
_f? are some critic? who are unable to draw the hue
5***?ea a sensational sermon and a sensational novel.
v?e certainly Is as legiUmato as iha otuer.
Tus English sjiorting i>ai)er8 descriho fox
?"?Ung In ScoUand In rattling style, with an occasional
?"??I of slang. Fur lustanco : " The meet was at Ilarii
?*W. After poluhing off a pusillanimous cub lu the
?%hhorlng ?tripa?an operation that occupied nearly
?* aour-the bounds were thrown into Babbit Wood,
??are they tumbled opon a stralgut-nei ked old cus
***", who shot out Into the opeu at the sound of the
**? whimper, and went sway at his b:-ot pace toward
A4*n? Ulli, ma intended point wc soou saw waa not
_>** Ulli Gorst?, but Cats' CTalg, for when once fuirly
?jstoffhe phalanx of horse snd fool that liucd the
[???theturned t.. hl? right, and, skirting KDington Olen,
** Brmingtun Village one Seid to the haft, und brushing
_J?*S- Towne.iid grounds, iiiotle his jkiIuI In the open
1_* earth? at Cats' Cralg. Had the earth-stoppei only
SJ?* his duty that morning nothing could have saved
J?d?ad-beaten fox's life two lunn-.tcs longer, for tha
JJJd* were oltiae lo him and orortuMiUu? him at every
?"??J time, a und 20 minute?, und dlstnuco on tua
_*f ivo miles, tLongh the line the bound? traversed
S*_"IN* Bearer aiz. Only four out of a large field can
Ia*-? to harms been actually with the hound?at the
Jr1*0. for the nace waa xlllln? througiiont I_ta ou tu
!* SftaraooB the sound? pushed "up a fox in Cragte
_*??? hat he got to ground witum three ttelda of where
?* ?Si fo___"
JANUARY DIVIDENDS.
a? ?
MONEY TO BE PUT IN CIRCULATION
CORPORATIONS.
PAYMENTS DUE ON INTKRKSI ACCOUNT. AND '
PAID IN NKW-YORK BY STATES, CITIK8,
ROAD, BANK AND OTHKU (?i.MI'ANIEH.
January is recognized l>y business m?
the time for balancing their books and settling ace
Corporations follow this custom in some degree, ni
first of tho year is one of the periods when Inter
bonded debts Is paid and surplus earuings are dl
among stockholders. The targe amount of monej
put Into circulation is hardly realited until the sum
by the several corporations are seen grouped tog
The interest payments tobe made next month iu
York by States, cities, railroads, banks nnd other < 01
tions, are givon below, with the nature of the seeurtt
which they are to be paid aud the place of payment,
liar payment? will be made in all the other large tit
the countrv ; although New-York, as the business ci
absorbs tho largest portion. The list shows not on!
large additions which ore to be made to the fumls :
ablo for commerce, but the enormous loads of debt i
which the large corporation.? are struggling :
BTATK SKCURITIKS.
Name. Nature ?if Debt. Int .dim. trtiete Paid,
Alsbsnia. 7pr.u(gld) ?10,720 New York.
Alabama. H per cents n4M,22H.. New-York.
Alabama. 6 lier cents lj.i <M..New-Yors.
Al.ibaum. 2 percent? 4 l.tlisi New York.
Arkansas. 6 per ciuts 103,050. Viiioii Trust Co.
. . laitliam A I'll.
Arkansas. 7 per cents 69,437..Tnlon Trust Co.
DUt.iifl'iiltinibia Ciprts(gltl) 120.00 '..l'lrat National 11;
Dl.?t. of Columbia 7prt.s(u-i<l) 28,75V.First National II
Dist.nfColumla 3.05nerots 249,430.. First National Hi
Florida . ?lpcts(glili 26,535. imp's' A Traders
Georgia. 7 per cents 126,000..Fourth National
???sirgu. 7 pr et, aid. 30.716.. lour lb National i
Oeorgls. 7p?rrent? 17,500..Fourth National I
Illinois. ?iperceiits ll.tll naiwliea Ki. flat
Kansa?. 7percenis 37,975.. iKinncll. tawson .
liiiiii.-iiiua. Spcrceute " 8(!n..Wlnalow, Inner ?
Ixiulsisna. 7 per cents 325,741 ..Whislow, Lanier ?t
Michigan... it per cents 20,070.. American 1 x. Ban
Missouri. 6 per cents 607,710 \ }jj?n]| ?J1 Jj??'?
New.York. 7pereenU 383 337..Maulintiaii Hank.
New York. 0 prct.Kl.t- 325,1180..Manhattan Bank.
North Carolina.. 0 per cents 286,176.
Ohio. OpcrccntH 200.479. Amrrirsn Kx. Bun
TYnnessoe. Opere n's 687,211).. Konrlli National 11
Texas.in in.- ci uta 78,408..11 nk of New York
Texas.7 p. o. gold.. 52,5?>0.. liauk of New-York
an ?bcubj
Brooklyn.fi per cents .$400. j90.. Nassau National II
llrookhn.7 per cents.. 882.3.MI.. Naai.ni .National l!
Ruffaio... liperrent?.. 3.o?Ml..tiallatiii Nat. Haul
Charleston.7 percent?.. lO.l'Jii . -
Chica?.?.Oporccnis.. 33.O?0...New-York ami II..,
Chicago.7 percent?... 4?s,s<?0.. New-York and Bm
Ciiiciuiiatl.A per rents.. 4.770..Am. KxehaiiR?- Un
Cineinnatt.7 eer cents.. 2II.2..U. Am BaekaaeaBal
Cincinnati."Awp eta.. 808,660 Am. RxoaaogaBai
Cleveland.7 percent?.. 13,7-25..Am. Kxcliau?-? Ba
C.alv atoii.lOprrceut*.. lll.?MKI..N?"wYork.
Indianapolis_7*te per cent 41,117 WBwaw, limier.*
J.eat y l'itv.0 percent?.. 42,540. Merchant?' Kx. lia
Jersey City Tpweeote.. 7t?,!?3o..Mer<'haiit?' Kx. Ba
I. lUlsriue..7 per cent?.. 33.200.. Rank ot Ain-ric.i
Meni'.lii?.li per cent?. 7QJM0..P. M Mevei? .V Ci.
Milwaukee.7 |>er cents.. 68,004..A. Uoellel Mil A M
Mobile.s iwr cent?.. 2'.?, 18(1 .Men 'hauls' Nat. H
New.Orleans....7 p. c.cold.. iT.I?'.' New-Yorker 1-oinl
Pittsburgh.6 pereenta.. lo?.'.i7i!..B.ink of Aim-ii, >
ProvMenco.5 p. c. ?old.. 17...I1..0..N. Y. and Pinvule
Bochester.7 per cent?.. 117.890 j M$jg? Ttost'c,,'.1'
Savannah.7 percent?.. 6il,63ii..N. Y. ami ssvaunt
St. Joseph.10 per cents 25, turn..:Nat. Bank Ocmbbbi
St. Loni? .Gp. c. gull.. 62,10(1 .New-Yurk or Lewd
st. LwalaOa ...?p.c., roui. ?4,900. Kat-BaakofComm
St. Louis Co.7 percent?.. 15,700..Nat.HankolCotnui
UAll.HOAII llONDM ABB STOCKS.
The followlnc labio Is of intercut pnyuble In New-Y
on railroml iiidebtedni'ss. An nmoilnt almost or e?;
Is due in this city by rond* now In default ; tl
have been carefully excluded from the list. Of tli
which rcmnin It is probable tbut some uiay defanll
their Interest next month, a* no money is pnbl out by
New-York agents until it bns been received from
companies:
Alb. A Sii?r|'a...S1ap.c., st'k. 122.50?) Rank of Cnimi rr*.
Alb. A MiHil'a. .7 p ?.. liDiida. 3.'. ?SMI. Ii?.|. ?V. Hin!. Canal I
Allegbenv v. ...7.30 bond?.. 14'-.,(SKI Wliiali.w, l.anlcrAi
Atcii.. t.; a Bjy.i |..c.i> d?, r. ata, u i owa. omiyke a ??.
Atlant!?- A Culf 7 |>.c. laimls. 7ll,0 tl , ?,.i|>. Patea ? < <>
Atlan'lr, M.eO.1 li.c. Itonili. I IM Puai National Ran!
Allantic, M. AO.8 p.e. bonds. 105.132. First National Ban!
But.. H. A I'ltts. 7 pr rt IxU. 'JO..?'"' Kil.- llallro.'d.
II., ?. Y. * PB.. 0 prit. Rid. 77.44? In in. iv !.. ami T.
a., N. V. a I'b.-M iwrc-nt? 44L'/7S . Fanm-iv !.. aad T.
Cal. Pacillr. 7 pr el, ?III. 78.75o Nat, ?mal Park l'an I
< al. IMcilic. .. tijirct. Rid. 4H.ini i. .National i'aik llanl
Cavilen ind Mia 4k- pel i tks 9M410 .No. 44 South ?I
Cml r.iii and M. 7 pr et bd?. tHJ?tO.J. B. Kaaaaty ?B Os
Ceutr.,1 It. 1'.. ami
Bank ?if (lit .. 7 pr ct bds. 80,015 N. Y. slid Savanna!
fen. It. of N. J.. 7 percent? 126,0011 N.Y. Oflic.
Central PactBc. ?prct,ifld.1,094 970 Fiak A Hatch.
Central I'acitl? .7 p. c ROW.. 51.I'll.'. .E. Ivellv ? ?. Co.
Central Pactfli ." p-r cent... M.M0 ?*M A Hatrh.
Char. Col. ?ml/- u 7 .,,,,? i'.Nat. < ilv Rink ?
Augusts.}? l??i?e?nu.. .n,uiHi' tmmw* pataaAO
Chic, and Alton.7 percent?.. D 2,58.-, Jeaiip I'aton A Co.
Chic ami Alton.H per cents.. 13.440. J-?'ip, l'aton A Co.
(Inc., Itnr. and
yulncy.8 percent?.. 102,020.. Rank of Cmutnerre.
Chic., l'inn. and
Loalavill?.7 pereenu.. 3."i,(KK) Karmerfc' U snd T. i
clue, and lows.. 8 per cents.. 70,o00.N. Y. snd Riston.
Chic, Mil. ami
Bt, Pun!.7 pereenU.l,197.P5l N. Y. ?)ffl;e.
Clile.A N.V/ ?sit. 0 per cent?.. 1.616 .New-York Dfflcs.
?'hlc.?t N.Weat 7aareewta.. ITl.Bal .Nrw ?iork'nur?.
? iu.. Ham.All n 7 |ar cenia . 17.a4>l WtaakBW, latmei A I
CIU..I.. * ? .'i:e. 7 prct (Robl) 26,375. J. s. Kinne i .'. ? o.
Cln. A M. Val.. 7 per cent?.. 33,600..Moran Rroth. ra.
? in.. R. A < bic. 7 I? i cent? . ?Il,n>76. .W.n.siow. Li.n.rr A (
Cln. A S'irflelil . 7 jar cent?.. 2'.'.78,', f. H. Truat c.-mipai
(... (ol., ?. A I. 7 per i eut?.. l5,*aV)..U. ?. Tnaat Omujwj
cl, v. A M. Val. 7 perceurs.. 17..iOn...t'nlnn Truat c.psi
Cleve. A Pittsb. G lier cenia.. 3:1,145 ..Partners' l.'n A 1. ?
Clevc. ?t i'itl?b. ~ per cent?.. 40,070..P?rn.era' 1.'? A T. i
C?l. A llock'g
Vslby.7pcrc45nU.. 3J,81,'..st Nicholas Nat R
Dsutiury ?ft Nor
walk.7perrents.. 17.5O0. .No. 81 Rroadway.
Davtn . A MU-h 7 perOSWta.? ?.'i.450..WiukIow, lann-r *<
Davton A W? ?i.O percent?.. 18,12,...Am. Kirli'e Nat. II
i ii 11 ? 11 < i - -. aud
Kloux City. .. 7 percent? 30,870 .Jmup, l'aton A Co.
Diiliiiiiue anil
SonthWeil'ii. 7 percent? 2 852. Jesu p, l'aton A Cu.
haal leun., Va,
and ?mrgla... 7 per cents 104,905. Uallstln Nafl Rank.
1-^ist r?uu.. Va.,
mid (in?rala. . Oper cents 31,900..(laliatln Nat'l Rank.
Brie Bail war... 7pcuoiids ti,.?:il New-York OfBe?,
Krie A Pitta'gli. 7 per cents 8H,iH>4..t'nloii Trust Co.
Branarilk ami
Crawfordsvlli? 7 pereenU 10,535..Fannera' I., and T. C
KnilM'lIk, 1er.
Haute a Chic. 7 p c gold 11.375 Farmers' I? and T. ('
Finn ami I'ero
Marqaette . . 7 p?r centa 1.155..Mechanics'Nat'l B'k.
Film and 1'ere
IsarqaetSe.... Spercents 61.21H...Mechanic?' Nati irk.
Alil'overav'e. 7 per ci at?- 10,'.00.St. Nlchola? .Nat'l H'
yt \v Jackesa
ASsRlnaw ... 8i<er?5?nU 60,000. Fanners'L. and T. C
?alvet'n. Hous?
ton and lien- .?-.. ? ? . ? ?
de???m. 7 pr.ct. gold 52,255 . F.. P. James A Co.
??a^tbaea,.. 7 pr.ct.gold 91.0M. M.trojailitan Nat. B'l
Uraud ItapiiU_ ..? , . , . ,,
anil lint. 7 pr.ct.gold 140,000. W inslow, I.aulerACi
Hannibal A St. _?_
jov nh. 6per<MinU. 900,000..Hank of N. Atneriea.
Hanuiual A st. ??? _ , ....
jom ph.lOpereenU. ??,000..Bank of N. America.
U.U!'n.r"l* IeI! 7 pr.ct. ?old 332.520..National City Rank.
Iiidl.umiMilis.il. ???,. ?, m nm
A spriinrn? Id . 7 per cents. 93,345. N. ^ . Office.
Il?niTi-iI>av<'tte. 7percnts. 62.395..Anierlcaii Kx. Rank.
Iu.'iaii.i|HiJ!? and . .,? , . , ,,
si i^.ui?. 8 per cent?. 20,000.. Wiiulow, Lanier A C<
Jin k,., u. I'enaa- .. ,
cola A M?i)iie. 8 per cents. lGo.Ooo .New.York.
Jeferaoa i Pewa) 7 i*r uiiU. 70,000. .trie Ba.lway office.
Mad. sud iiu). 7 per cents. 70,000..Farm? ra' L and 1. < ?
Jl'TH'-V * itV isllll
Alhauy.'._ 8 per cents. 10.000. Fanners' I,. sud T. Cu
BaatkatW .... 7percenU 177,835 t Clis?^ A Atkins apt
I.. Sh. ami Mini. ? fiilon Trust ( o.
iMinilierii BperccnU 37.000)
Ma??n a Ail?'a. 7 per ceute MMi. Jesup, l'aton A Co.
M*?n.'i "umu'?n" 8 per cent? 80,000 . N. Y. Office.
^V'hi'rl'eatim*11 0 percent? 50,157..Third Nat. Bank.
"chi?r'l'w-ton*1!.. 7 per cenU 66,176..R. T. Wilson A Oo.
Micii. (Mina!... 4p.c.?U>ck 374.704 N. Y. ?ml Roslou.
Ml, I, i enual Sp.c.lioiid? lliS.OIKi KanueiH'Unn.t . f?.
Mleb Ceiiiral... 3?? par eta 12.280..Fanners' I., sml l.?o
Mobile a ??"mrtl 8percent? 12.isMl.Nstlni.al ?'Ity ??''??.
Mori I? A Baaax. J-ai-Cl?.. 2i.2,5? 0..D?!.. l^ck. and West
Nssli.. ''int.and .. _ _.
stJoi-pl. 7 pereenU 101.500.. V. K. Stevenson.
RBt!^??"^ 7 pi-rcenU HMO..I?isxal. Morgan a Co,
N. Y. C. A H.R.7 percmitK.. 042,s:.n. New \ ..rk.
N Y C. A. II. R? percent?. IH1.IMK1 N'? ..rk.
n!y.A N. Kiir.o tier cent?.. 387.500.Urand Central DsMB
MMMS ? ??* . I per cent?.. 20.295 . M. Morgan'? Sona.
Partea l>?"-a'r.7 ire. IJBld) ??.eOtl .?. V. aud London.
'jickaonvbi^ *7 per en W.. 35.IS) ) Importers' A Tr'rs' Bk.
pi"erarn.i ii!. i p. r cenU.. 2u,0O0..I^master.llrown ACo.
PtUabora, Fort
OaSSa. "'"'stock. 75,lH..Wlnslow. Lanier A Co.
Plltabitu-, tort
Un. a'o. . *"<17 p. c. bd.... 64,225..Wuislow, Lanier A Co.
"??w? .""^per rente.. 14,000..Nat. Bk. of Commerce.
Hirue, Wat?'r
,V.'n?',"'|1g..!!K.'3por<5enU.. 47,211. Farmers' L snd T. Co
Pome, Wsler.
to?u ami Og. _ _._ . _ ...
?lensburg.7perc?snU.. 35,000 . Farmer?'I., and T. Co.
St. lyOU?. Alton
ATeiT."IUilt?"7_perc?nt?.. 38,600 No. 12 \\ Sll-at?
St. t., I. M.a 8.. Tp. c. (gold) 275.ISM1. N. Y. nnVe._
SI.I...K. C.v N. 7 nei centa 310.00O..Nal Rk <?! < ommcrr?
St I..,V.&T.H. t asa lisais Cll.llir,. Th. rl Natlnuul Babk.
m M. ANeiiiirk 7 pereenU.. ao,535..l'nioii Tmsi ( o.
???-ab'd A RoAii'o 7 per cents.. 7.:i5n ..Imp. and Trad. Bank.
S C A Pacific. 6perrri.lN 4H.8 o ..National l*?rk Bsnk.
r-wiiili Carolina., epor ceuU.. 28.785.. NewYork.
tMAUoama.'.. ? ? ? 8 p. C. (rol?) 15.040..DrcxrL Montan A Co.
ko ni,i i.i Mm
?eaota .7 per cent?.. 43,830. P. M. Myera A Co.
1Y.'?ii??i*"itoii'?Brt.6 p. c. stock. 49,701. .Fanner?' L. and T. Co.
Te.fisWest.Tii. 7 p. c. (?o\,\) 350. Karn.et ?' !.. aad T. Co.
Tmv ?nil iuwt'ii.7 periinu . 4K.41H Nst. U'k of Commorcu
Cibiti 'ac lb ?. c (aold) 817 'i-:; N. Y. aud Boaum.
W. al Alnbaius n'per mSS.. 30,.:0n.. N. Y. ami Savannah.
Ww"?,^'n^P.C.(gola) 26,215 Rank of the R? public.
CAWAL OOMPAXIf.?.
TXsL*Hud?nn. 7 per cents r-'9..600.. Bsnk of Coninierca.
Mon Na" Co ! 6 per ?U 3.300 Usnk of Commerce
MISCI.I.I.ANKOI s.
i?ESKm*?- KtV&*"$?> New:Y0o?rorIX,ndon.
SLSSflSd 7u cfauT 144-'l ( 'oiiijaiii) 's Olli??.
?-:;"? IC : : : : ? ?aVA /?.?an? u^wh ?!?,,e- ^
111 ?'?t.U?'K* 7 V.C gold 70,000. New.YorkandLondon.
PA0d?icoBUepe..to.,k BTM> H.r.M?*
vVUJ.C.?F,*C,?: Vtlf?X l'A N.Y.?.
W U meo... l'a p.c. atea 6ob.312..N. Y. Offlca.
FIItE INSUkANCB COMPANIES.
Fire laaaraiioe companioa baue tlio dividend? wblcU
-.
they pay on their capital [theoretically at least) on their
business for the six months next preceding the time
when tbey an? voted by the. Imnrds of directors. The In?
stances In which a company declare? a smaller dividend
than In the preceding ?tarare exceptional, and unless
there have been heavy losses by Are, It Is safe to SSSSSSt
thnt the profl.s of oue year will not differ greatly from
those of it*, predecessor. Few companies have form-illy
decided on th.lr dividends for next mouth, and those of
January, 187?, are given In the following list It must
bo borne In mind that dividend, are paid ?cml-iinnually,
and the per cent In the following table must lie doubled
to give the rate of profit on Insurance investments in
prosiicrou? veurs. Tus table snows only approximately
the amount-, that will be paid out tnxt month, fur, while
there have been no disastrous fires In New-York and
vicinity, some of the city companies have not been
exempt from heavy losses from fires at a dlstuiu??? :
tfcmssa? Capital. Percent. Dividend.
Adriatic. i/uni? *, $lo.ooo
*Uis. 2O0.0OO 1-J?9 v.,.11 ',1
Agrlciiltural. '.'o .(.00 10 20,iiO0
Aim H. .u.. 41-0,(1 O 7 2S.IHJ0
Aiitericau Kxchange. 2 fl.lKX) 6 lo.miil
Amllv. 300,000 4 M.00O
Arcftc. ?.'(iil.OiK) 6 HKMSl
Atlantic. '.ii.iiiio f, 10,000
IlicAi is'ami Mulsler?. -.'cn.ooo 5 lit.ooo
Itniatlwsr. ?_'(>(1.1 00 10 ?'iiihmi
r.r-Mikhu. l.Vl.OOO 10 16,300
citizen?'. ?oo.immi 10 M,otm
Citr. 210.000 10 91,000
Clinton. '.'.'.0,000 10 2.'..(00
Ciiliiiubls. SOO.OO? 5 15,000
Commerce. -.'on.ono 8 lO.nnO
('-.iMiiierclal. 210.00O IS :io.o 0
("inineiit.il. 1,000.000 ;?S sft.ooo
Kiiiplrt? cuy . 200.000 7 14,000
Kin|K>rtu:u. 2l>o,000 5 10.000
Kit-linage. -jiMi.otm lo -Jo. "00
r.trrainit. 200.P0!) 7>s i.i.ooo
Firemen's. 201,000 H 10490
Kip-men's Kund. l?O.OOO 5 ."'i
(letili.ird. 200,000 ft HUSH)
flaraaas imiten. l.o o.ooo 5 miooh
(lerioania. ?MM).' 00 1ft 70,000
(?lube. VNMI.O O 10 20.000
OrestWestern (Manne). BS2,cgn ft aa.int
Oreenwlch. 2 'O.OISl Id 20.000
Oiianllau . 200.IHMI ft m.iMHi
Hamilton. 1.-.0,000 10 )r.,000
Hanover. 600,000 6 35,000 i
llnlluiau. 200.000 5 10,000
Home. S.Ot.O.oOO ft lfto.OOO
llt.|.c . 100,000 ft 7.-00
Howard. ftOO.OOO ? 30,000
Import m* and Trailer?'. 2'o.ooo 0 1S.U?0
Iriiiii- . 2.MMHJ0 5 1(1,000
IsBfSMB. 200.000 I 10.000
KlngsCountr. ISO.OoO 10 l&.OOO
Kiii.k.rbtxker. 2S0,i 00 5 14.000
l.Hfavette. I.'.O.HOO 10 15,000
leaaac. 200.HM) 5 Io.ihm
U'Uttx. 1.10,(100 6 7.800
I-oiia Island.. 200.000 S Hi.is.O
l~nUanl. ?too.noo ft I5.0CO
Miinliatlan. 3?'M 00 f 17.5'??
Man ifaclmer?'and nuililers'.. 2i.0.IN?U 10 2O.')O0
MM?1 .lies' . lfto.OOO 10 i;..ooo
Mecliaiuc' and 'i'i adera'. _' (I.ihm? 3d) 411.000
Mellllllllb- . -.00,000 5 lll.OOO
Merchaai?'. 200.1 sio lo -?11.000
Mitu p .litan. ?iHi.tHiO 3H lo. MM)
ktoauuk. 20 ,ihi 1 lo ?0,000
.N?s?a.i . 301,000 10 30.001
.Natinii.ll. von.noo S 10,000
New-York llowrry. 30M.OOU 1ft 45.000
Kew-York Equitable . 210.000 10 'Jl.iSMi
.Ne?? lurk Klic. 2UO.IBI0 10 2o,(SIO
New Volk l'usine* Kxchange, 2 0.O1M) 6 10,000
Neu York untl Yonker?. 2011,00 ft 10.000
Niagara. Mio.ihm) lo Mi,?,00
Pacldc. 200,000 10 at',000
Park. 200.000 10 30.0-Hi
People's. lMi.iHS? 10 15.000
Ptler Ctsiper. lf.o.isjo 10 1.1,0 o
PlifllIX. 1,00,1 01 lo loo. 10
ll'll.t.M 1.000 6 12,500
lii-imblii-. 300,0 o 6 1.01*1
lit solute.... 2IHI.OO? ft 10.0110
I(IiI-.'-h?mI. 20I.IHHI S 13,000
lliitit.-r?. 2INI.INS) 10 '." .iMMi
Naftguiirtl. 20 MMM? 7?* 15.00J
Htaimiird. 3O0,(Hi'i 3s* 7,0 0
star . 20.000 7*a UV. IM)
St. Mrhnlaa. IM)??*) ft 7,800
S| 11 v venant. 200.000 10 20.0IHI
TtadM??a'a . l.'.o.. 00 15 S3, 00
United stataa. 200,000 1 2 . 00
Wat.rtowu. 'atKl.Ot 0 10 90,000
W< -t. heslt-r. 200.IMMJ 5 l'i.o o
\V.ll..iiU?liiir?li City. UNJ.0UO 10 20,000
MiWYOltK hTATK AM? NATIONAL HANK*.
No record thai t-nu be obtaiiieil Wh? kept of the tllvl
ileiuls paid fcjr Hu- different banks List year, ami the fol
lot?In?: list of dividend, paid In J.u.uar?, lfs7f?wl.lle
absolutely corred so far ns It gm-s?doe* not Include all
the h.1 nks which divided their eaiulngi among I hi 11 si.? ,
In der* during that mouth, it la mil probable thai this
figure* w.ll m Ktcatly diffi reut in January, ls"7, from
those that are glTCS :
Per
.Vorn? nt ?lank. Capital. orut Piviil.-D.t
Hank of America . ?.1.1,00.001 6 f..Vi. (?M
Bank?S North Amadea i,m..'.i?>o S'a ?5.000
Rai.k of New.York . ;i.(i.to,i**> 6 l.Vi. no
P.anSof tin- Mrirois'l s ... Mni.(SH) 3?? 17,500
n.iw-iv Nstwii.il l.sii? . 2.'.0.O(Xl S 111,0*3
1.111.1 Nat?aal Hank 2,ihhi,issi 4 ko.ii.hi
Chsthai?-NaUil il U.uik. 4..U.O(X> 5 32.500
Ciiullneiifai .Nntliiiial Hank... I..'i'*i.u00 S 4 "?hi
_a?tl:iv-i N.i.ion... I'.-uik . 360,000 4 11,000
Klt-veutli Ward ?Jtik . 200,. uO I S,t ihi
F.ittrtti Sati'iial ll.ni? 5,(*mi,ihio 4 20o.o-.iii
UrtKer? 11.1.1k 300,000 4 I2.OU0
Hinnni Tiiiliasl Baak .... l.i.ou.ooo i .10,000
liii|?.rl'-rs' and Ir.nlers' Ns
ti'inal lUnk . l.MHt.ooO 7 I05.OO0
IrrliiB Mit.t'iial Hank . ?.iMi.tvo 6 2..,isii
Market National Hank 1 imO.ismi 4 I". 0 1
Mcclianit? National Hank.. 2.l??),lHiO 5 Iihhhsi
Merchani? Nntiiui.il liank... ;(.isi .-(I I 4 12 .ihhi
Mer.liatils- 1 \. Nat. Hunk... I.IHMI.immi 4 4o,(Nl 1
Nalmiiai Hoik of 1 "ii iiictre.. lll.'i-Mi U'?' .IS S50.INSI
I i.i,...! . .? sank . 1.000,0??) 8*. .i7..'iHi
Nul. 1.in? It ami in..v. llai.k . ?o ..ishi ft 4".i*?l
NHt.oiial C1II/..1.'?' Hank ... 600,000 4 12 ihhi
National fark Rank. 2.0 u.ihki ft 1". ,1*10
Nal. sime ami laatli-r ilsnk. I.INMI.IM?! (1 *),(**!
Oriental Baal .mo.oo) s Im.ismj
Pbealx N.ii.iti.il Bank l,Ht?),tsio a1? ii.?,-?hi
SecoudNallouai Ilank . ;mo,i*N) 7 21,000
MUSIC.
MME. B891TOFP8 COXCEBTB,
Mme. Kssipoll rctuiiis to ilii? city te a abort
fWt alter her trip to Hoh?oii aetl otlur Kastern eitle?,
and will gHta tws conc-rt? hi re bcfui-e her ilepirture for
the Coutil iiiul West. The flrst of these aaaaaafti will t?k??
pline this evening, when ?lie will play four piece? by
.Sch?mann, a Nocturne (ft* Q major) by Kublnsteln, a
('?iiiiflt-stuil) S) las/t, au .(miaute and tSftsfSa by Meli
ilelssolin. Ileiisill'-i "81 oiseau J'ctan," and u Chromatie
W'alU by UmbIM?MkL M. Vivien ??111 pi ay the Kmle
Cunt iito winch he nave the other d iy, ami a (?avotte by
1">,ich, and Mite, l'iilina will ?in?. The programme Is a
hi<hly varied aid iniercstin.' one, though not up to the
stau lal'l that one uilKht expect from an artist of Mine.
KsniptiiTsiuiiU ami ability. Thsee arc Ikslsst opportunl
IMS that Its public ?ill have of hoattag Mm?. Kssl|Niir
for a loiii; Unit-, as she ?tarts en Monday for an extended
tour through the provinre?. There will be a matlaoe on
Saturday. ________________
PUBLIC OPINION.
We haven't iicitrd any of our liVpiililirun
friands Blinda la Qo~. Orare* as the djassvrrar of tin
North-Weal Paaaag? Into the Wklta Rosas. Ami yet arc
tnlnk tin- point wt ubi be well taken.?[Clin innutl Ku
tjinrer (Detui
Tin- false iinjnt-rtsion tlmt TiMeu was elected
?VI Icli the lii iiiihi.iIh l.ilioretl Ululer lor thelll'st few day*
altar the close 'of the recent cmitcst i? e.islly explained.
They nietelv mistook tho voice of the shntirun for tin?
roles of the people. They kuo?v better now.?[Council
flluffa Nonpareil (Kip.)
Tliere iniist he some supreme folly eoniiniltcd
bv that* ?li. baille Is for law all.I peace, If s.iUlUfi J.
Tilden ?hall not be pssassbly Insog?ratod Preatdcat es
the-lthof March, and with the sullen BMSlMOeaeeof
(?rant, (li.in.Hi r, nnil ('.tuicrnn. Il is the tnii-iii of right.
aiitl iii-lf h--r fr.iutl Bet party Berths iword ras prevail
agalnttll Is the govurmui-ut of a free people.--[Phila?
delphia Tlun? (luil.)
Money is the key to (he situation. The
Cha in 1 ? rials crew arc In id tilget her by the cnhc-,1 if power
of public iiliiniler. I-'ol ni'ilicv the> becnuie what they
arc. Tin- profil not t lie honor of public ofllcc It-ad? them
Into public, life. Tue) have mi er?-<llt. .N.i _n.ti.-y can be
borroweil by Chumln-rialn mil his associates. 1'ay no
taxes ami the? ?. lb ?tai\e ?.ut. The ptitsc nf the ta\
nayer. rightly used, is more pstsat than 1 lie ?word of
(iraul ?-[Charleston irt. C> New? and Courier (Dein.)
GEOUGE C. FL1S1 .? CO.'S ATTRACTIVE
STOCK.
A hapDj' tlioiiKht insjiired the linn of Oeo.
C. Flint ?k Co. to move their WBffMSBM fM_ the lower
part of tIn- cit? to their present convenient loralloii, No.
104 Wort I'oiirteenthst. Thelc retail trade has since ln
cri-atM-il iiiiiin ii't-ly m extent and Imixirtance. Then is
tablihliim nt la within listone'., throw of Hlxth-ave., and
is so well KtocUcd ?Mth Jii.it the ai tide? needed that pntt
clous buyers are not apt to over!-ok It. The firm Huds
that the K.iKt lake ami (jileen Anno styles of goods are the
BBBSt popiiliu at pr. seul, ami Is ciiiiseijui-iiiIy making a
l)olitla> specialty of articles of these design*. A large
pro|Hir'ion of the S__M0I "! li"' u"'?' |s l1"'"' 1,v SfdStS,
?iisic id of by ready Basse ir"o?is, ami a ssaibst el srttal 1
arc kept busy inakliK new ttsslffne for luruiitire and
house decorative work. ssBoss the sit?eles bos Is etoel
is n large o.sstirlinent of ? lilfl'nnli-res in ash and black
walnut of ptici s running from ?jejo to *KH). Eaaala aell
from #10 to ?to''- Wors-tahlaa range from #w to Wo.
There tire miinv style? t.f beiliooui sitson exhlbltluii at
i.i'ices from 930 to s 1,000. Ha__etsa hsdroota set? of
inexpensive woods may Im- bought for fiKO or MM. in
_nlug-n.ii-eislhen- Is also u large vain-ty. Eaatlnko
Hltleboaids are obtaining great favor, and n-ll frotu >:i.?
unwiird. Th-- martilcs used bj this Urin are chit fly tin
nirman and the Tt-nueaaee marble?. Tin- ted marbles of
East Tunar?a SB arc obtiilnnnr esi* clsl favor.
PKKNCH FI.OUKRrt, FEATHK1W, AND TUIMMINOfl.
At a recent oi?entuR of the ParihLiu Flower
Company, at No. 'Js K**t Fourtcenth-flt., a very attract?
ive display was made of Fieneh flowers.ostrich feaihcrs,
floral ganiitiire?. etc.. for wedding and evening t?)ilettee.
The ciinpnnv's ?ttKk of feather trimmings, which luive
1,,-eu *o popular tor s t_ss.lslBrn and cholee. Tun
aoeolsl hiMiili'.v pressstast thh establishment nn-???*??*
ami basket? IIIIimI with tropical leaf ?lan?a. Of floral
diworsti.iTi.? fot the house and for the costume the a.wort
ment is varied and well tslsstsu.
" BMfcnsd. I ?lon't know where that Iniy f:ot
his bad temiH-r. lam ?ate not ftom mu." "No, mr
dear ; for I don't tlud that you havo lost any.
THE JOHNSTONART SAL
WKDMESDATI PURCHASES AND PKIC1
VALl'AHLK AlHiiriONS TO Tilt: C II.ColtAN (JAM
AT WASHINGTON?J. W. GAltKlOlT A Li
llt'YER.
Below is a list of the nominal purohnsfi
the paintings and statuary belonging to John I
Johnston's art gallerv, which were ?old on Wcilnet
Thl? list, like thut published yesterday of the pre
si.le, contains the names of some who are merci,
representative? of olher person?, and of some ?ho
bought for the purpose of selling again. The Con
Cillery ?it Washington receives four valuable addit
purchased by (1. \V. Klggs, treasurer of the itistitu
J. W. Oarrett, President of toe Baltli
and Ohio IUiload Company, has expended i
013 during the two evenings' ?ale?.
h?s divided the amount with excellent Judgment. I
visiting the city with Mr?, (l.irrett, tor the puriioi
attending the suie, and consults Mr. Whittredge.
landscape painter, with reference to each picture
he buy*.
Mr. Avery received two orders from Tails to
(!le\ re's " A Young Roman'? Hath"?one for ?4,000
tut- second for $.r?,0O0, pML The latter was not rece!
until after the painting hod been ?old to Churl?
Smith for S.1.200. It Is said that the Molssonlcr?" I
shal Haxo and his Stuff-will lie taken to Califor
Trojun'? "Autumn Morning" to Hosten, Veit
" Italian Bandits" to Baltimore, and Van Marc
" flerdof French C.utb" to Providence.
The opinion ainniiir artist? ami dealers In palntin,
that the pnces obtained are miicii better than could h
been expected at this time, and that Mr. JohnatoE
re.ilize from thl? sale mure than the collection ajjal 1
To-night the water-color?, sketches, drawings, Ac,
lie sold.
AvauT, s. P.
yri/inf/.i/?-Portrait of reracchi (sculptor).
7i"Utfnrrr>iu-On the Way tolhe Hath. 6,
>*</??-PrepartiiK for chtirch. 2.
j:rVn.,l " I In.Mia Palmer.,. ' *?
?luiner?I'rlMincr? fiotu the Kr?nt..'.' 1,
Total (two Sales). Bj,5
Avttiiv. Miss,
Srhrryrr Araba Retreating. ;i
hajiimj, r. h.
JMmMss -Moonllflil sk.vlnc Srene.
Brtttm-A BrltUny Shfplielilc??.?,., 2,
Total. "*i
nrniK, K. p.
Kutuirau?-The Cock and Pearl" (Fable). ?.
Total (two sales). *2~i
HK.Nhtl, J. (i.
Clane- Mari.tc (Dtitrh shipping). $3,i
Holdini- MMBM hi ?u Oruuanl. '?.
Total (two sale?). S19,
llisuor, 11. 11.
Turn? .Stinly of a Hull. a;
?Mtane4u stsd) m Head for tn- IlNak-ycle..
Miutonter Marshal sai* ?ml Staff. S.l
? Madriizu- \u a Spanish Cafe. 'j,;
Toul (iwo sales). ayo,;
PninsBvK. Mr.
Urn? 'I i,-nitron Borrowed k?bi-s. fl
Hi im iiAtii'. Mr.
'/.ir' M i" iittis; nfter s r'ojr. 4
lb "a1UI.11 k J- W.
Hi Mamma Honker Boy of Cairo. f
jA-utie A I... I In .1 . j
, ill I'l i ?tory of Hi-It^ttl?. |J
Hi. Old beau . 3,?.
,(? lirsi Beat h, Newport. ?
V?.:,tintf nt lie- lleii'li-ivoil?. 4
BrtlUa.n lie Bookworm . ?
fharet 'I'he ('niiiiiiuv-nr?. i
A'.'.vi-A s-, imitii Bra k . ti
I? Winter Mtsillll ;lit, lllltcli I ,,.i?t. I
Totsl ."?V
Ooac )i 11.
Monk? I'lsyln? Che?*. $1
IIioiikIiI* by the Wayslilu. 1
Total . *a
t-oan?. II. W.
],n,liei The Muak- I^snon. f ;
I . .... ? II -N '.till 111.
Unit I'oriialt of A. B. D11I.nl. 3
Wtal/NM lmit PI?-*. l.j
oiiii'i-NIagarsFBaa. VU
l'rtu-slatue-U?t liay?of .N*p..b-ou. S.l
Totsl.?22,2
UolH.K. V?. B.
lAStitMin A Siui.lsy Moralogln Sprtu?. f>
Total (two saltsj. tf-.'i
Den, j. 11
Merle Misli-l. 4'
s. IIBIO. N.
.'. ei'-Cellar lUcrhsntes. 1,0!
I:-??. J. M.
1 .?.il.ir l-akr I in ernn. . 1,01
J*Ve*r Iti? //r,-M'ii -I tir Ne* st?tet. 3,71
Total (two ?ale?) . #0,21
Kkost, I. 'I.
I* ,Inn- Marin* View, McarV.ro . fS?
Imtaiul- Alpl-n. View nrsr >lt yrloipen. 8:
\,.lr;,.r VMl.t.r in llul'.an I . *J1
A,..," study of au I nglWhOak. 31
Totsl .SU"
U*atiKir, J. .*..
? ' ?A liter Seen? 111 Holland . Sl.'i
/.i., --anta ( Un? . 3"
trian Itiitianv Pi s?anU *t l'rayer . 7,1.'.
?.tutee 'I in- lin'.'' t Mlanal . J7
it.um 1'ci.liiiir ti?- I Ui.iin*u . 4'J
Arhenti.iel, Klshln* IliMl?, SSBaal l,0*J
/ . ? I I.- K?r< Lit?' . an
fule Itnla? of Keiiilwnrlli Castle . Ml
Uov.ieiUe Kaliry Head.. 41
Total (t-oasl**).S2S.01
(laow.r, U. W.
i.i.ir Tl.* Temptation of st Atuhooy. 2.K
il ?m. S.
? 'i !/? m Prayer. . ;0
III.?!? \
Hart?A Ml.ty Morning. SO
II l?l v t. li
Minier 1 *kS latter Write; "f Venir?. I.f..".
MMMB?0M1 Mua isi.up (poiiijsili. 1,8.'.
To'al. J-'.Oo
fsaor, m. k.
i he Mountain Fonl . SSO1
_ -. i? 11 ?. j l.
fBTi-V'f uraakOM. ??
lota! (two ?alls?). f.',?:,
M.t 0MB, Il s.
?from u - i In-1 )ld IIorse. S7
Noam*, i. P.
COtat III* I-?Ui Through the \Vis>l*. l.'KS
N'EIj?"N. O. (I.
I ??lire I ?'eNi-ine. . 1...IH
PSI t . AI.FKSI'.
^i(?fuii-l'orlr*lt ot the Altlst. S_
Total (two*?alea).*lo,.c.'.'
rir.its-is. j. r. . ,
llifeinne ACalmSea Mtintoiie. foil
Purrs, r. A.
/...tu? 'Ihr Masasen* of the luiioo:it<. ?.ii
BMP, W.O.
II.nit "ussoaauag . 14(
It "i.i.iss. Mi
.lelnHlmel, A Norway Ttrr*nt . 2,O0f
i:.?is*.w.t.i. J. A. _.
I* /"uiff.-fin - Ughllioiiso, Coast of Mcotlatnt . 1,30(1
TnUl (t?ro ?ale?). ?I.S-M
Baitraos. _ c.
w 11 mth -i in- Band la tBaOasaael. s??~l
S.tlll-htiv, llK.NKr.
ijtJTur? Fitiuiii; Viats romliia luto tin? llaibor of
Bl'nillsl . l?STl
SA.TSSISB._T.
naeam. i lasth af ? ^???r. s.ooc
XaiiMC?!. The TwoCoiifrsaOtS.. ''. 'O11
Total (two sal?-?).*-.'-:.7oi)
BATUtea. ?'.('. . .
/?rtto.ln Miniature of w.i?1iliiKton. painted from
life at I'lnlaileipliM. ITU. . ?200
Sill MS. llKHIir.
ttkttaa I In t i "?si n? Swecuer?. ISS
S?ll 111, I'll ?ill K? M.
l'aimer --llusl III?'ippolntineiit. .52?
i.h/.e A ViuiliK Itoinau'* Bath. ft, 20 i
Vei?rminl - Kertj on tin) M .une. Hi
Total (two nales). BT.tiiO
Durer.;, r - The Klrst ( 'liter. fl .-.'00
i it_a.Ss??a PtaasUh Laa?saaa ase CalUa. .ffl
i:, er The Kntlllui! seli'Hil .? ? *.<J00
rrsese -Aataasa Maralss. Undacapsaaucatu?.... J.voo
Veinet lia,i .u Bandit? Surprisisl by Papal Iroop?.. 0.1(H)
Total (twosjles).WW
Su ?v.?ut, ?li
/??i.'./ Tin- Kuil-aikslliiu. ?1,100
Toii.r.it. _ N'.,Jr.
? '../Mufii-Tlie Itobln's B?th. '
r,i m, u lue llarliorot serillo. J?
Total. ???"
T?t?r, it. c. ? .. ,,u.
r in j/im lv- M-rlof French ( ?tile. t?-,100
Vet \ At.kK.Mti mui. K. . ,?..
/;.'..,?./ .i i nruiin. .. lu KiiRlauiI . l.iKo
V.ii' l. II. II. ,.?,
PsajSia Vftnr on the Ilmtsou ltlver. 130
W.lllk, c. c. .,,,,
,-t aisaMt*?nenMeg th? Nrnm.. sie
..IB.?II.V/I?Proclamai lou In frontof tn* Psntheon... 2.T2.?
Wiil.i.i.r.it, J. W. .,,,,
liiiMitu/l' u -I lit? CruiiiT? elllan. *?lo
Wn.i i.t ?s, J. U , ?,.,.
/Miri,iii(larrf-A PSasUf Coiinel. 3'M'
Woi.K, A.. Jr. ..?
/?m...m-inn Pturatdaa'aVaut. ?s_
IxeatntJi Tbe Turki.di I'atr.ii, -*ai) rns. s.i'O
Total ttwoaalo?).Sil.?OJ
Vin rei. II. I. .,.,.
i/a?<lflM-C??tlo lloeki .\?ti?nU. *1?"
COLUMBIA col.l.ECE's BMCOBO.
Mil III-.SS TO TMK AI.1M.M BY TIIK HON. J()H?f .IAV.
Tlic scc?iid siM-ial imrtiiiK for the BBtSOn
of the Aiiliulil AsMH-latlon of Columoia Collext* wii.t heid
li.l evening ut ll;e I'nioii I.tiigue Theater. About ? huu
diidof lESSSUSf? grad?ate* assembled to listen to an
iitliircss b? lin II.in. John Ja?, ill"'" "Our Alma .?ia'er;
h.-r hoiioriiliiercei-ril in tin past, with ?I itlancc at her op?
portunities In the future." On tue platform with the
?penker were I'n-tldt nt BsOSfd, l'tof. Driah r. and
Ju.lKi-MitchelI of (he FaciiU?.'.'-u. Alexander S. Webb
of the Coll-ge of the CltV of N.-v York, and others.
The apcaacr referred to the foutulatlju a| the collc-e.
100 year? ago, declaring t:mt It did luucii t> to?tcr it:c
prosperous growth of the Kepnbllc The Ilrst list of gnul
uutc? wa? full of uaine* which became Justly celcbrnti ! ;
and ever since those yearly muster-rolls of honor
had Bound?-d names now famous as being
among the franiere of the On-tltutlon. tbe
foreign Minister?, the honored bciintorj, states?
men, governors, and Judges of the land. The list
was long, and as Mr. Jay read '.iff the uaitiea which had
reached the pinnacle In tin* several walks of Me, he was
greeted with npplnua? often voclfcroun and
long continued. And not only in the forum,
i
the college, and the courtroom had Columbia
distinguished herself, but on the field of battle. The stu?
dents who went out from the college, the law school, the
school of im ??leine, to the war, took their place among
the noblest of tbe soldier heroes. Qallant Phil. Kearny
mid a host of einially gallant names, household words in
New-Yoik, tille?! the ranks. Home of tlii'in returned, but
others now slept the sleep of tbe bravo who
?II.-il in In-tile. Tbe ?reat lack which Columbia
fell was thnt of pupils to enjoy her privilege?.
How was she to draw students to tbe (Vollere I
How was she to prevent Harvard and Yale from
ta .iug away the New-York boys from their rightful col?
lege l.ou.e. lu the 118 years of her existence Columbia
Ini'l only graduated 2,2;>0 students, an average of 20 a
rear. Ami yet her Income was ti'iial to tbe best in tbc
land, ei|ii.il to the Ocruiaii universities, whlcb turned out
?ilu'iiin by the tboiisnnd. Among the cures for these
evils to lie iiieiitliii'.il were a change of site of tbo college
grounds to a place more suitol to the wants of students,
iii'ci'iiiiiind.'iturns for boanllng ami lodging student?, from
a distance, and an elevation of the standard of the cur?
riculum. It was not money that Columbia needed, but
action.
GEORGE BLISS'S SUCCESSOR.
Tnit rRK.8lDE.VT DRTKRMINED TO APPOINT OKN.
8ICKLKS.
It is learned from aB entirely trustworthy
source that President (?rant Iihs determined to send the
name of (Jen. Daniel Ii. Sickles to tbe Senate, for con?
firmation us United States Attorney for tbe Southern
District of New-York, in place of Ueorge Bliss, whose
term has expired. Oen. Sickles was the Presid? nt's first
choice for tho place, and It was intended to send his
name to the Senate early in tho week, but he was not
tbe choice of the opponents of Mr. Bliss, who siieccdi'd
m getting the nomination withheld. It Is possible thnt
Oen. Sickles'* name will be sent to the Senate to-<lay,
although its postponement for two weeks is not ira
|ir?ibablo. Mr. Bliss continues to discharge the duties of
IM iilBce by appointment from tho court, and ho and his
supporters are still huperul that th? contest for the
place will assume such complications that he will be
reappoluted. _______________
TAMMASY ON THE PRESIDENCY.
RF.3<lM.'TION8 DKCI.ARINO THF EI.KCTlON OF TIf.DFN
AND DKMll.'NCINI} RKPUBtKAM MANAGEMENT.
At the meeting of the Tammany Hall Gen?
eral Committee last evening at Tammany Hall, Augustus
Schill presiding, A. II. l'urdy, on lieu-lf of tbe sj?-ci.ii
commit tec appointed a; tbc lust meeting, presented res?
olutions iu relation to tho pre?? nt political situation,
which wen adopted. The preamble congratulated the
pco|ile of tho country upon their victory In replacing
the Republic;::i party l.y a wise, prudent, honest, and
economical management of the public affairs, aud de?
clared the election of .Samuel J. Tilden as President and
Thomas A. lletidncks us Viee-I'resld'iit. The resolu
tlons called upon the representatives of the people In
Congress to s.-?- to It that the will of their constliuents was
obey? ?1 ami that the candidate? really elected were in
niigurati'd. The " blind partisanship" which s?iui{bt to
take from the representatives of the people the right to
count the elect irai votes aud to ma lie the President of
the Senat" tin- ?oie minier of IM elei'tion was ?1?'
nounce?]. While recognizing the honesty aud patriotism
of the uiassi.? of the Republican party, they were
wuriieil thut " this utteuip ?'?I fraudulent conspiracy on
the par! of these aoeaUad katert " threat* aed to bring
ruin ii|hiq the mat? rial interests of every class in the
community ; that the success of this coiiaplrao.v would
be fatal to free institution*. The concluding resolutions
?li iiiiiiueeil the u?e of the army in (lie organization of the
Legislature of South C.noiiiiii, expre?.??l sympathy with
the Democrat? in South Cuoliiia, ami couimnnileil the
iiio'ler.iiioii, wisdom, ami patriotism of Wailo ilampton.
A call was issiii-d for the primary me?t:n'?> to lie held
la the errerai districts aa D?'c. 27 for tba election of
del?gate? tu the ?Jen? ral Committee of 1877.
OJUTUAMT.
JAMES HAOLRT.
Col. James Hitirley, a nacheni of tho Tara
niany Society ami an ex-alderman from tho IVth Dis?
trict, ?li?-?! siiiiilenly last evcnlngfrom heart disease while
on bl? v.ay to ati.nil the meetiug of the Tammany C?n
ersl ( omuiittee. Col. liagley was born in Ireland lu
LeSS, and came to this country when quit?'young. He
be? .mu- Ml go. ST ?I In Un- .-oui binincj.?, and r-tiri"! tritt a
cniii|M'lency in 1S?7. He rniinuaudeil the old0JHh K?'^i
in.iii from' 186. to 18SS. At the meeting of the'lam?
inan y Oten rai ? oinmitiee I ist ? v.-ning it was resolved to
iilteiul the funeral in a body, and a committee was a; ?
p..i:it? ?1 to draw up resolutions of res pact
MlltSJOlIT WEATHER REPORT.
COVKI.XMF.NT rUOHAMUTIIX
For Xcw- Enylmiil und the Miihllc titate*. gen?
erally etoutty venthrr ami ln/l.t snow or ruin, vith
ttuttrtw i" ttmtluri?j tHm?l, ?lu? ly ruing tfinperutur , and
falling buiom'ter.
I r tin- South Atlantic ami OWlf States gene a'lv
cloudy weather and ruina, ?rita southerly to westerly
winds, low barometer ami a slight rise ?n temp rutire.
Tlt'Bl'NK LOCAL OBSERVATIONS,
tlnrnma. Ma * Night
I : :l I .. ? 7 s 9 10 11 U 1 a 3 I ?S? -"i 7 ? 9 10 11 H
_?:;.-., J ' -..,.--: ?'. '- -?!?: - .-,-?:. '? : ??> ?? M--.J -, - . ' i
paaBralai llaaa an- Im.luii. uf time tor IS? Jl li.vin ?>#.
eiMUaa BlMalaM Th? entrai Imrlioiital Un? maria ?i liv-haa Iil^hi uf
Um h?r,im--t.r Th* IffTfakW wUitr aa* repr??mt lac oic?iatiuu, of tua
nirri-uiT durinitbow haun.J
A decline In the curve of pressure yesterdsv necom
naiileil the snowfall ; after that ended there was no rise
ir noteworthy ? liante. There Is a very small utlviince of
tewiperatate. These eaa<Mtieai indicate a eaattaaaaea
of i oyiis. tboujcb inu'-ii more snow i? not probabaa,
Kor thl? city aad vicinity a paitly cloudy and occasion?
ally threatening .?kv la to be rxpeeted to-day ; the snow?
fall, ll atiT, will la- light. There is not likely to be any
gruel cluing?' ill li'inperature. To morrow wlil lie clearer
ami colder. _____________________
P. II. NICiil. A CO.'S EXHIBIT Ot TABLE WARK.
V. B, Nteol & Co., wlio r?'iiiov?'?l last Winti'r
from lirnuilw.iy to No. I (?rent Joiies-st., exhibit ill their
cheerful salesroom u largo variety of china, g!a?s, ? ut
lery, clocks, bron/.es, 4c, niany of thi'lr articles of
MaeehoM use being especially deeeratei far the MIMajr
trade. Tliey have a dioico ?election of glass chandelier?,
ot pi. aslug design?, nf low rati s. 1 'hey make a speelaliv
of ,-, tup?ete ('utilise ?linn? met.?, on vlncli tue piciillail
l|,?? nl Chin?'? ? ?lecoraliou aie attrin tlvelv ?lisplaycil.
Their table gl:i??wiiiv is of every ?|ii:ility und stylo. In
their uiantifactory in the upi>cr tloors the finest oriina-il?
lation is |ii?i?lui??t i(|ion china and gins?. Al this seawea
luoliog.aiii sets are in iIciiiiiikI, ".lid ilelic.ite v, me uml
draaert glasses. With tracery of biaVea nli.l vines, niaile by
the s lid bttat process, ??f dinner ware, tiiey bave a
large as?oitinent, ti:e Is-tfer aaalltlea ?l?'e?ii-aleil in nrigi
ii.i! designs. Tney farther aaer fable cutlery ot even
grade? with rreeal laiproventoota m niauBfaetatr. Tnefr
aluner sed IM wa.f "?'.ithav poreelaln," tlr?i ?m
inn te?l .iix,ut ? yi'.ir ago, is iu constantly increasing de?
in.nui. In whiteness, transparency, ami perfwetlOB of
tutea, n is said to n.- ??pial to Berrea,aad I? adorned with
novel ?iriental ?lecoiniions. Thai have toilet arte ni Hue
cut glass uml ornamented petiwtein, aatlneatly awltabh?
lor presents. The eel? br.iie?! " BtasVal lamp.?," and other
laiups of M'.iioii? put? nts, are then found Iu evi'ty vari
ctvof tinisli. Tney Men constantly on Mad awellae?
lei'tld slock of tli.i- plated w:' ?'. Sinueroiis other art;
eli'S, oui tni.'iital ami ll.-nful ight be ?uelitloiied, us
vases, llowoi-stands, glass iruii-ili-lu .? for ?'enter pieces,
Ar, Tue Him Halma, by reason o," th.- sitimtiou ?nul facil?
ities of Its establishment, to b ? able to sell goods at much
liss than the usual rates.
A PETITION OF EiirilA?I.K POUCY-HOLDKU?.
A irCtitioD to tin? iitliccis ?mil directors of
the E?iulliible Life Assurance Society Is being circulate?!
among the policy -hol BM by Junes |_ Anthony, who
state? that his life 1.? Insured for fSABOO In tin- society.
This pettttM ur;i"i that a committee of IS irmu the
Uullaj hellkn Shall make an exhaustive examination of
i In- society's affair:?, in order lo learn the actual value of
all Its iuve?iiu? nt.?, uml tho items going to make up nil
the d'sliurs? iiK'iits, and lo get a thorough Insight
Bite Its nietend? of conducting busiuc.-s. This petition Is
based M the alleged reasons thai ll.\p n??? of iiinii
aninmni warn t?> b ? oal ?>f all proporttoa to Um revouaa ;
u.,u ?mi? have ?'* en iiegtin sadeaargra nnde tra?nai the
management ; i'.nd ou Usa ?Usli.iat oecaslouct by rei? :,
il.veloi.incuts as to the conilition of oiber life insurance
coi porn: ?"ii?. Mr. Antlioiiy ;>??i its lh.it ka has twli?;
iri.-d lo u?t nifi uu.itii'ii iioiii the Yiie-PrcsiiU'ut ?r the
1 ijiit.ihlc to ulii.ii lie was intitled aa a policy-holder
und It bas ben reai.-icd turn. ?
__UJVW_mrs hats ami ni^.
JVtcr KtiH'iiweiii, nt No. 148 Na.s.s:i;i-.st.,
aMre bats of his own inaiiuf.ictur.'. In every gra la ami
style, at what he ??eclaivs to hi " uin'otiimouly low
p.ici'.s." Ile makes baudsolue holiday .-.Ilk hats, of
which he s.ii? in.- best quality for #7, lie call? attention
also to bte lln ? line of stiff hats for tbe Whiter aeaevn.
Ule assortment of sealskin cajis ami g'oves is large ami
of uttrai-tiif ?pi'iity. His leras aad fMhteaatae dwahh?
bead ?i?? are In wide demand al fl&each. il;ss?ai
sUin gloves, very tboroiigulv ma?le, are soil for xi. A
gr.'iit rarlety of "good?, carefully atado of the heat stock,
ami oil-i'-?I at rery rMMaalile pnces, is displayed tl
thl? store. __
DINNER OK THL Ni:\V-E.VtlL.VND SOCIETY.
TTie annual dinr.er of the New-England Soci.-tv
will take p?a.c at Dcliuou.co's tbts evening Th i illnner tu!:o'.
ts very bam!? nis. In Hie center is the I'lvmouth Bock, Bible,
and Ihr Puntan hat aud ?word. Mi below tlnse Is akuui
chua?tts pin?, tree ?lulling, surrounding thaw eml'l-o)? sre
the anus of the vailoua Naw-Kugtend State? ?nit liutuneal
UliutratioD? ot nenne? rnistW? tu Hi? early hialory o? N?w
I-:iigl?u?l.i It is ?xv?>ii>d tlia.a Ulgo uuui'jerui Maw-Bngbuid
?r*. the descendants of nan of Naw-England birth, will b?
present. Speeche? will b? Biad* by E?iw?n1 Evetett Hale,
lieorg? William Cnrti?, M?rk Tw?ln, Joseph H. Ht? ?aU?, at id
oltiet?. Infonnst'on has been received that William M.
K? art* will not be able tu be pr?-*?Mit un ?ccouiit of hi? being
detained m Washington. Oen. W. T ?hei__i ha? alsu d?
Cllnetl.
It is reasonably oontsnded that those who
ad?ance the plivsic?! welfare of the race ?re no les? to be hon?
ored thai, tin- ?entuses wIkmo ?perlai Sphere Is in the Intel?
lectual. A man like U. T. Babbitt, who derotes himself t?
making- Uiat miMl necessary of article*, ?nop, den, 1? to l>? sd
mired ami honored, if he can lnnnafsrture an sit?ele like his
new " Toilet Soup," which la the most perfect of ?11 toilet arti?
cle?. _
la usa i ship Mttra
lFor other Ship Acte? re? faint Paje.\
ARUivr.D
Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, Bicnmond, city Point, and
Norfolk, ?fth indue, ?ml usss. to old Dominion steamship Co.
Htcauiaiiipi.i.-ii. Whitney, Hallett, Boston, with uidsti. ?ad
pax?, to Metropolitan SUssmshlD(?.
Ship Ileivati? (Hel*;.), Nielsen, Bremen Oct 28, In ballast.
Anchor?*! .u Sandy Hoo for onlers.
Bark ? hsscs of Boston). Waohburne, Rotterdam 62 days.
In tciliast.
Bark Spirlto i Anst.). Cassovlch, Dunktrtt SO dar?, la ballast.
Bsrk Sophie (of l'lymouih, Kng). Jonss, Woampoa Au*, t,
via I Ion? Kong 4th, wllh tea*.
Uark Jfnlio* itler.i, /- sir.ei, Plllftn 01 day?, with rara
Hark Cuba (Nor), Kettleseti, Wo Janeiro, with coffee.
Bark TlUn (Oer.), Witt, Newcastle, Kng., 110 days, with
mtise.
Bsrk N. M. Haven (of Portland), t'lrtct. Bonaire, with salt.
Birjr l.l/.ilti \? yuian iof N??vca*Ue. Me.i, Fuaault, Cienfueau?
Dec 1, with sugar.
lin*- Julio Cesar (of Portural). Osguro, Bahla 55 days, with
siusr.
??OKV.IGN poms.
Halifax N.B.. Dec. 21. -The Anchor Mae steamship Vic?
toria, from (ilasirow for New.York, arrl.ed here this t.ioruUig
short of coal ; she report? ?f n my westher on th? p??*sire.
1-OXDON. D?C. 21.- Sailed 13th bist., (larlgllaiio ; Itlth ?usf..
Pecina Tatck, tbe latter for New-York ; Augusta. Tn Brat a,
Alphonse et Marie: 2 1st .?nt., Princeton, (Jro. WaNtilng-ton,
Thor, i apt. J_*cn : I.icaiior, Cant. Paiu?ow : Harold, c.ipt.
l'outlc ; and Minnie (at ?111. Arrive? Stli Inst., Ki'dyniion ,
15th lost., Imisv , 20! h. Violett?, cap?. Ho*-*-?U : Telina,
Capt. Johnsen : NereoO. Hosanionii. Ktiin*-ia Auguste , -Jlst,
Daituiar, Capt lla:ivt; ; Balito, Cap?, l'.r?utou ; Ouv. Morton,
and Book wood. _________________
Th? fart that Messrs. Maine* Brother? Sor?
bean honored with a substantial award will be specially niese?
ln?- to their numerous friends, business connection*, sud
?gents. This house occupies s very prominent position In th?
trade, partly by reason of It? high character and undoubted
financial standing, -tnd partly, also, because the lustmuieuu It
puts on the market are ail tliorougiily rcilsblo and mode of th?
best materials used. As we have stated before, Messrs. llaiuea
Bros, have opened magnificent warerooms m Fltth-avo.,
corner of Twenty-flrst-st., where they show a remarkably floe
display of Piscos, particularly of uprights, tn the manufactura
of which they have been so unusually successful that they
have at present more onlers on hand than they c_ possibly
till for some tinu? to com?.
MARRIED.
Bl'NCE-JF.WKTT-In PouKhkeepaie, N. Y., on Wednesday-,
lie?. 2-1. by tin* Itev. J. l-lineintoif, D. D, Alfred C. ?unes
of Brooklyn, N. Y., to Uraco Baytey, daughter of th? lata
Jacob B. Juwett of Poughaeepalo.
All Notice* of Marriajn mail be infortei with /all
nauie and aiLlien.
DIED.
ARMSTRONO-AtRahway. N.J.. Dec. 21. at the residence of
her s. u -in.law, tue lier. J. A. I.ixcltt, Mr?. Jane K., widow
of the late Bev. Oeorge B. Armstrong-, sged 07 year?.
The friends of th? family ?r* lnvit' -I to attend her funeral tin
r-.em,lav, tin- 2.'ltl in?!., st 2 o'clock, from Uiu Second l'n*
byt? r?an church st Hah way.
BiiKltrNdKlt-OnTneadaT, n?v. IS, 1876. Charles V Boer
_grr, ?oulu-law < f the tat? li. Wiley Wing, age! 2H year*.
Belattve? and friend* ol the fara.iy ami rn.iiii.ers of Ivanhoe
Lodge No. 0 0, V. aud A. M , an: r.-spcetfulh Invited to at?
tend his funeral from hi? late resltUuee, 2:>l West, Kiev,
en'li ?t.. on Krt.l?r. S'.'d iu?t., at -J p. m. Interment, at Wood
lawn cemetery on Saturday.
BOUTilN-At lUdgvflehl, Conn., on Friday morning, Dec. 15,
Lewis s. Bouton, formerly s merchant of thl? city. In th?
71th yesruf ills age.
DAVIS -Suddenly, on Thursday, the 21st inst., Sarah Clifford,
?MSS of the late Kara P. Da?Is, age.i "?'. years.
Fiiiiei.il services ?t her?ale resilience. No. 40 West Twent/
hfth st., on Saturday, the 23.1 mat., at 4 p. in.
FHKEMA.V-Suddenly, on Thursday evening, Dec. 21. at her
residence, 5? West Fiftieth-it., Sarah Amella, wlf? of Alfred
A KreeuiSU.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
OAINK.st-Oii Thursday, 21*t Insf., at Boonton. N. J., Pheba
Klteli?!!. wife of Dr. !.. B. t.ai'it-s. agetl 7H >-.-irs.
Kiiiitial from her lato reaidenco on Monday, 25th inat., at 10
o'clock s. m.
JAFFKAY?sinlimnly. In thl? city, on Ttiemlay, 19th Inst.. m
the 47th year of her age. Kill* Catherine, wlfi, of Kotiert
J affray ami . ?unhterof Dr. Albert Miultb uf Ni-w-RorbcIl?.
Funeral?ervlcea will lie held at her 1st.- tvsidoiice. No. 7 Wcat
Forty sixth ?t.. on Friday, the 22d lu?t., at 10Hia.m. Th?
remi'liis will be tain n to Nt-w-Rorui-lle for intenaeut.
KI NU on Thin ?day. Dec. 21, Nancy 11., relict of the lata
id mv li. King.
P.elailve* and friend* of the family an? luvitetl to atteud
the fanerai on Saturday at 2 o'clock from her late residence.
No. Ki.l West Tuent, ?eeotirt-st.
LKttliKTT-Oti Wednesday, 20th inst., Francis A. Legren, In
the o'V.i vein of lu.i u.'c.
The relative? ami friends of tbe family, also Enterpri?* Lodge
J . n-.li'ui C.tauter, ?tul OtSSI tie Leon liiinimtnilerv, F. and
A. M., .uni Kmp u- Lotige, No. 04, I. I?. (T. F., ?ml Tammany
Soeietv of c. lumbiau Order, aro respectfully Invited toat
tt'titi tin fine nil on Saturday, the ?3ti mat., at 11 a. n... at
the Wi.loti ? treat Methodist Church, m Wlllett ?t, near
Uiatttt st.
Iti;lD-At Corona, L. I., Dec. 19, Louis F. Bcld, son of S. B.
Beid. age 1M rears.
K'lie ral li.i.-u til?- I'nlon Chapel on Friday at 2 o'clock.
TA INTDP.-Thtirstla?. Dec. 21, lieir.y Kutsell, non of Henry
F. ami 1- anule I.. Tanttor, sgi-tt 5 month* and I tlsya
Funeral at his father's n-sulctit-e, .12 Kant Thirty t h Irrt St.,
BatarSay,'.M lo?t, at 10 o'clock a in. Friend? of the family
; r? inviteil lo att. nd.
I.iglimig or lleiiiniK bv (in* or Oil n *>i>ecialty, s
BAliTl.l.?r-?. i;i:i n wiar. AU th* Ik-si i.Ailr.-, STVV_S.
and BL'BNKB? lor lli:Ulinu au.l he?tliig bv gu??r till.
Sutriai nonces.
An tpproprlule Holiday ?lft.-TIie CTILITV ADJCST
Atil.K lAiil.K: t a.i be ailJiiM. I lo viy bu-lit ami folded eom
pacllir. For culttug. baaieig, writing, gam.-?, clui reu, lu
vallils, .v . LAM BIB <t BABXIKNT, 7*1 Broadway.
A lloliduy l'rescat l'or These Tim?!
IKKXPKNSIVE. I SKl-'I'L. .ind UKAt Tll'i'I.
The u..-* dtyle? STfliKM' ami LI11KAU\ I.AMHS-no
licht or lamp equals them for the eyes iu resiling ami utitmi.
Kxaiiuue t.i? tlillt-reut styles, from $1 iipw.irl. at BAUT
LKiT'sj. 619 Broadway, fanrta ateta ahava Htwtanat
('bolee Fuitri'?l l-'lo?v.-r?.
First class artist?. Ili^-h ?uln-.s out of fashion.
_? lit ITI.MIKN. -j::. Bnx.lwar._
Chinese nnd Japanenc Depot :
HOLIDAY AND WKDDINU PBKSKNTS'
Vasi-.s, BOXRS, I'ltAVs, ami TOYS I
BIC1I DK(OKATKD 1't ilK'K'l.AI N FOB Kl'LL, FLAT OB
HABLBU?IN TKA oil DINNKB SETS I
U1LU CLOISONNK PKK1N VASKM, Ac.
PAJUUrS, ISO FBONT-ST. BLULINU SLIP,
Near Fulton Ferry. New-York.
Opiti fi'-m 7 a. m. t > !) p. nt. tins week.
at
ami llt'll.N'KHs lor lighting ami heating by gu? or oil.
.Music and .Music Hooks lor Holiday ?lilt?.
_BtiOMK? S ( '??., M K?st K"ii|tt;cuth-St
So*. l!"i, 30. .'i-Ji, and .11 Muirn-,.?t.. Nctr-Yorh. "
IIIBMAN TBOST ?t CO,
rmnoHers of Ftvacli ohlna
DINNKB, TKA, DKSSKBT, AND CllAMBKR SETS, Ac
Table Ulasswan*, Clocks, and Bronzes,
Bohemian Fancy Uiassware In groat \-aneiy
SKVIIKS, DBKS?KN, l;i;hl.l\, AND WORCESTBB
POBCKLA1N.
Tariaii Marble MetSetSH and Bust?.
MODUS AftTDAIfTIQVl HAJOLIO?SAftTD FAIKNCES,
PAI.l-SY AND SIMILAR WARUM,
In various graceful, unii>:ie, ami curious shape*, ?ucli as
Va.-?*, Jugs. Flowerlul-lers, Flagons, Bracket?, Ac, exact re
i i-i*Iiit-:ii.ii ? of Antique Models. These iiovol a:id ?-cry artistic
article? are ii-irtli-tilirlv .-i|itiro]inate as pi-s-tut.? for ornatueut
ngdlulng-roote, p.irler. or hall.
Many antaftte origin ?lly inter.deil for the Philadelphia Kilo?
bit ion were sent by the Kuropean manufacturers to us, and
ate now iu our ?ton: on ?? lew uml for sale.
ROH, l-l. :,o. VJ, AND .1 MI'llUAV.sr, NKW YORK.
I'oit-OlHcr Notiec. rin- loreign mail? for th" ?. tk tii-lTng
s.\ i t KliAi, Doe, J, 1878, ??ill close at this office on UK.
DAY at 4 ti) a. ni fot K:iio?.e, b) 'Steamship Wist oue.u, via
gueeu?t.iwn ; on WBDNKSDAl at .> a. nt., for Kui-opc, liy
.steamship Bata? l.t, via ?liieei??towu : on TH ritsDAV ?I 11 :,il
a. tu., for Kurope, by steamship ((elicit, ?la I'lymuuth, Cher
isitir^, ami Hamburg; oa SATURDAY *t 7.:mi a. m.. tor
I un.;..-, 'iv st- atm-h.p ? U.?n: Berlin, via QnafSatoWB (comv
?uotHtrnca for Oeriiiany sud St otlanil lo be i.e. wanted by fbU
iti amei mt'?t be specially ?uldre***?!) : an I at 7: .0 *. m., for
.-scotlanii tllrec', by ?teainnhlp Viclorl?, via (?lasgiw, acg
al 11:30a m., toi Kurien., by ?teaiushiu Bh-ln, ii.i niuiIiw >
ton and Bremen. Th? stiusichtpa wiaeuoata, Batavia, add
cllvol H-rliii will not take mal'., for Denmark, Sweden, aud
Norway, TSe malls for Kamaa, M. P., will leavu New-York
Dec. 1.1. The malls for the IVi st ?miles, via Bcriuutls ati-l SU
Thotiiss, will losve New Vor? lier. 3l. The malls for Chin?,
,ti'., will leave San l'rsuelsco Jan. 1. The mail? fur Australia,
.?jr., ?? 111 'cave San 1 raurlst-o Jan. 3.
_T.L. JA MKS, p M
The New?V?rk AssaclaiUa tar Improving th?
CONDITION OF Till-. ptioB.-II.s TldrtyUalJ .?uuiial
Iteport and Hire'tor?' iif.- n:iw ready Hubst ril>. it? will be
supplied n.i cam a? praottaalil? *t tluir ic.ni, nt. ,. ?r Intmo
iilaeiv by ?cmtiiig t . the ? dice, Boom .N" Mi, Hi ole House,
Eighth-*!. The touowtng ofllccrs of tho As ueiatlosj uni Chair
men of ihc Ward Committees are authoraed to ri-ceiv? ?ub
*1I0WA*B_ KrTTEB, Prtsith-nt. No. 31? Wall tt
JA51r.s LKM>\. \ U ? I't -*l.l. tit, Nc 8.1 llftliave.
KD. s. JAFFRAY, Vic? Pn-altleiit, No. Olo tifltl
EBAMTl'S I.. Ili:>KI>lcr. \l--e Pre? 1, No, 10 West 1' th St
UOBKHT LKN'lX KKXNKDV, Vice-Pnald.-m. No. 09
rtfth-avr.
Mi::, i. V r:. PEI.LKW. VlecPreiudent, N.? l<* West 33d-?..
KOfl-RT li- MINTUR.V, Tr.-asnrer. No. 7H :ioti:'i ?t.
JOHN How:?::, '.or. SocretSrj and ?.'.ueial A/eut, So. 59
Bible House.
t.i-. i. W. A Hi;:-:, lu-c. Secretary ?nd ueueral Agent, Na S
Pllic-s*.
ELKCTKI) MANAOKBH-Stewart Brown. Nn. %9 Wall ?f.;
Jo?in J leib A -tor. No. ;*??? Kiliii-*??- : BuaU? rfunl n?nyTe?aut,
No. '.MO I'-ib! ! Mil ?t.. I'.ol ei t lit ntolt, No. 1J i.aciiaiige-ptara
CHAIRMKN OF WARD CoMMlTl Ki - I
and rhlrtl \? anl?, (.?to.' W. Aliii?, So. S line sf.; I
Chtinberlnln, C??tle (?arden: Fun, Dr. I. ?. \ ?n Kht-i-k. No
ISO Flankbn-sl.: sixth. John Bnftf. No. Vi Frtiukllu St.; Stsrv
Kle* elite Dr. II. E. (TBIupton, HO. ... ?ti-av?.-.; I ?*
Ma?ch?.ter. Nt?. S'.H ?. tl-Oth st.: Thlrtet nth, I??..
No. 1 <5 Clinton st.: Fonr.vl'lh. II. I'. Wust, No 1 < . ' ?i
Mtgauth, Dr. i.tlAin VV?-?t, No. i'? W W*?h'iirto , - t
tr,."t'; J t?. suence, No. 1'JU Slh a\e.; he?euteectil, Bolei ? t.
Hoytl No. 77 St. Mark'splsce: Kifhteonlh. A. W. Spies. No.
,Ji-;.':'l?t?l.; Muileeutli, A. ?. Otcdrtt, No. 4tS) ?.. 5^d-*t;
Tweiilieth. w_. Jan??, No. 6S? Otn-ave.; Tweutt i!r?t. A. K.
UM-'Mirton, N >. ?.a K. ??I-t-st.; Tw?tat> ?-end, D?ulcl Thum?.
?ou. Nu. t5iD.?iaUw??/.

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