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NOT KS ON EDUCATION.
Harvard Scientific School is rei orted to have
twenty flvr Instructors and only sixteen sludenta.
A college for young women is about to be
established at Norfolk-. Va., by the citixeaa of that
pia<-e.
The school receipts in St. Louis during the
petal rear were #Sm4.007 Ott: the expeadlturos amounted
tof8m.112.13.
The Atlanta n.-iptist Seminary for colored
youth baa hut been removed froui Augusts to Atlanta
It baa now thirty students.
Tho chief English Literature prize of Trinity
Col'., t. has been awarded this ?. ear to Mr. W. 1- Crosby,
of Wisconsin. th<? se-ond prlw? waa bestowed upon Mr.
T. M. Peck, of Connecricnt. The subject next year will
be " The Prose of the Reim of Queeu Anne." Trinity
haanow 106 students, the trcahmcn numbering twenty
four.
The School Committee of Meliosc. Mass.,
hare done a thins worthy of imitation. They have sent
a elrt ular to the teachers of the prlmari schools, asking
them to be careful about the children at recess time, to
ace that they are properly clad and In no danger of tak?
ing cold. Thrv are r< quested, also, to permit no chlldrru
to attend school from families wherein there la any con?
tagious dikcase.
At the recent meeting of the Hartford
(Conn.) County Teacher*' Association one speaker
Wisely said that they fried to leach too many things and
that they go loo fast for tbr child's understanding.
Another speaker said that rhiHrcu should learn as
soon as possible to understand and deal with the
reasons and relations of facts, and added that the in
sum i i cy of in.it! uiuilcs to secure the result has becu
demonstrated.
The average salary of the regular teachers
tn Boston is $075. Tbcir average le i;rtb of service Is
between eleven and twelve years, but there are many
Inatauee* of very ;oi g terms. A lady tcuclu-r has re?
cently resigned, after a service In the city of over forty
one years. Thirteen teachers are now employed who
have taught over thirty years; 101 have taught be
twoen twenty and thirty venrs, and "OS between ten and
twenty years. For such faithful teachers as these the
propose.1 pension is certainly a deserved benefit.
Superintendent Eliot at the recent dinner of
the Hoston Latin School Association expressed the
Optn'on that the school system needs the personal tie,
so ttiat the good influence of the School Board shall be
perpetuated long after the pupil leaves It. The II. n. fi.
O. Crocker said that id his experleuce as s pupil Eug
lish was grossly neglected both In the Latin School and
at Harvai.l. hut be had been educated In Lutin, and he
had found tnst bis knowledge of the grammar of that
language has been of great use to him, especially when
lie hat been compelled to speak before a mixed
BUdUliee.
Dr. David Murray, formerly Principal of the Albany
Academy, lster Professor in Rutgers College, and later
still the orgsnix'-r of the uew s\ stem of education In
Japan, has tie-en appointed by the Hoard of Regents of
this Stale to frame an aib-quiitc plau for the establish?
ment of higher collegiate examination*. The object con?
templated la the establishment of a higher collegiate
Standard in tne State of New York, and 'he more direct
and tangible connection of the University with the
higher lnstilutioUH of lcuriitng. The legislature, It will
he remembered, uiaile an appropriation lor the establish?
ment of these higher examinations last year.
Mr. Chatles Francis Adauis in a letter to
Tht Chronicle of Ssn Francisco, thus illustrates the
yu.ncy reform: " Suppose, instead of cducuiioo, It
had been funning. We had cultivated the soil lor yeurs
In the traditional way, producing certaiu nsuits. Ws
suddenly determined to introduce an educated raimcr,
who hsd studied chemistry ami applied science to the
Soil, lie set to work en what the English have lout:
used and called the principles of " high farming," and
we al once hive larger crop*. Wn then describe to our
neighbors whst we have douc, an 1 write theiu to conic In
and look at the piocess. This Istbo whole story, und
W hen people talk of the gulncy system?of its Imvtug
nothing uew In It, of ita having long Im-oii In use, etc.?
they simply make sn exhibition of then-own lgncraucc.
The QsaaMf system is nothing but a little Intelligence
and science spplicd to education, and the only matter
of surprise to me is tho attcntiou which my paper re?
garding it has excited. Ii shows uic very clearly that
our edU' anomal* are terribly t?ebind the times. As to
the success of our new method as compared with the
old?to i|iicstioo is to my miiid very much as if some of
your Caiiforulana were to undertake to doubt wuethcr
the scieutlllc mining of to-day la any improvement on
the old wash-tub methods of the miners' camps of '40."
Oue of tho Kt loriniiig Committee of the
Qlilticy, Mass., schnei* says that when tlnv began tocx
amine Ihc childrcu .it reaiiiug it was f. un.l that they
would siaud up und read In a very loud lone, with u
gr< .it d. al of emphasis and < locut onary dl-play, selec?
tions witn which thev wire tatiiillar almost to the point
of mi ui.TU.ition. Hut when a book aus presented to
them, simple hut unfamiliar?siicu as Hans Chrisilau
Andersen's little sloiies?they were unable to read so
that the com in i I tec list, nit.";. otild uuurrstuiid them, and
when they were asked to close the Pooa they were BsV
terlv unable lo tell, except lit the most vague uud Indefi?
nite wai, what they had r? ad tl.Basal mm The whole
capacity of the < lulilreii was exhausted In the effort to
distinguish and n jH-.it the words successive!v, uud the
Idea wa- not grasped at all. In pnniai} departm. m*.
When the teachers were re?,tnred to carry the pupilsover
a certain uuuilM-r of pages within a given Mine, it wits
fouuil that sonic of the pupils had memorized the read?
ing laaflaassj and Bjsjasj lu many instances able to repeat
entire pages If a hint was giveu them by reading the
first Hue. In geography It was found, for instance,
that many pupils would ati*wcr promptly in reply
to the question, " What s an island t" " A body of land
surrounded by water," and reapoud.-d "No!" w ith i qual
pro l pt1 tide tn the question, ?? Have you ever s. iu au
Islaudt' although out of the windows mt the loom in
which the examination was lK-ing Conducted Huston
Harbor, with a score of Islands, could be seen. The
children had. naturally enough, grown to associate with
mmj mm idea of leg * and anus und a lu-ad. Bad Irrem
lsr uiat.se* of land did rot sink.- in.-ui ai bodies. This
1* the sort of complaint ti.at may Justly be iiiailssscoii
rernmg a vast number ol the mecuauical public schools
tn this repuollc.
Profess ur Huxley, in his recent nihlic-s on
Technical U'luciitioii, sat.l that whatev.-r might be Hie
lucrits ot dennrlts of the old system of n pprcn i i e-hip,
It was as thoroughly doomed In dlUVrent lirancl.es of
ordinary handicraft us It had becu long doomed In
physic. The only alternatives appeared lo flim to be < 1
two kinds. In (be ttist place, there should be brought
together within the reach ol the young people who were
emplo)cd iii great manufactures ihc means of carrying
on tbelr education in the particular brunches ot husl
aesa with which they were respectively occupied b. -
youd the inn" during which the rn <?<-*.ties or practical
life obliged tiieui to be at work in the workshop?that Is
to say, foi a period corresponding vliiually with v. hat
used to Bs their i.pprenticeshlp. One of hi* suggestions,
therefore, was that there should be established Id the
nelghta.rbood of the great centres of Industry schools
to which young boys who are learning certaiu handi?
craft* ould resort in order to receive Instruction which
Would qualify them to work skilfully and intelligently
at their trade. He likewise suggc-ded thut a centra)
Institution ?hould be established which should do for
the teaching power of England what such a school as
the " Ecolos des Ar * bj M. lers" docs in France. The
Professor added thai he did not entertain the slightest
douni that an exutisiouuf the Kindergarten system,
Including the use of tools aud tho knowledge n/ele?
mentary machines, was a matter of great liuportuucc,
t?ul he could not think that the evil of not giving baud
work lu the elementary schools vas after all very great.
Although it wan a great 'hing to make skilled workmen,
yet It was ma,a more Important to mske Intelligent
Bocd. The four or five year* during which children
ordiuarPy remained at school were not too much to de?
vote to eveu exclusive study of reading, writing and
arithmetic, and lo the acquirement ot some Intelligent
k ii owl edge of geography, the clement* of hisiorv, utul
the rudiments of physical science. On this point he
kuigul observe that no pupil whs adu ilfe.l to to.- Kettles
d'Appreutis In Paris until lie was ihn teen years old, or
unless ho presented his certificate of elementary educa
lion. ?,
&rcj Peculations
rHi: BOSTON "Advertiser'' mus of this
hook:
?' It 1* a voice out of the darkness appealing to the heart sad
SB*seteare of the whole Nstioo. rst.all not th a p?tbrtlc votes
ss bra; U I'
Till: HIM A l iriKFS.
AV indian's ATTEMPT TO appeal PROM the
Tomahawk to the cor htm. bv sylivp, with an
Introduction by 1 ustathcuihu height Eyea). a. .1 dculeaiion
by Wendell I'ldllipa. with Portrait of "stanulug Hear," sad
Ida Faiully. lSmo. Paper covers, 60r.
? JalacsMiut sliomed on uuaui itle* nought for circulation.
_DS'hiWilUli, HIKSiKS .v CO. I'ul.l.sher*. Uoatuu.
JC.-T ISSUED.?A new holyln edition of
SCIENCE IN STORY, bv Dr. e. ILPOOTK. An aiuu*
lag uarrtUve of rauiuiv Tubba, the Boy lloctor, aud
Kpeiisir. the Trotibloaonte. Monkey?tea. long the young the
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BOOOH vfAW MADS BMOOTEi
A 8erlea of Familiar Esssvs on sclenUflc Sublcet*.
* BY RICHARD A. PROCTOR,
Author of "llyt .a and Mattel* ot Astronomy." Pleasant
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One Volume. Red CM AM Top, S3 23.
r?/- This Is the only new book Mr. Proctor has written the
The Westminster Review for January. is7!i,
"Mi. Proctor, ot all wrlier* ol our time, he t conforms to
Matthew Arnold's ronei'ption of a man ot culture In that he
i-DIV s I . huiiiai.l/e kliuv. I, .-v. 1 . ivcst it ot whatever is
harsh, aj jnc, or lcl.nlc.il. and so makes It a source ol hapid
neas aun tirijrtitnci. tor all."
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NKW8T0RY by HENRY .JAMES, Jr.
THE PARISIAN,
published In I'sris nn Decetnber IS. will contain a storv,
wltten eipicssiv for its toiumm, by Henry James, Jr., en
t iled ?? A Hiin.lle of \* tiers."
Other features ot the Christmis nunibrr of
THE PARISIAN
will bsa new story bv James Pavu, the well known English
writer ; a story bv Alfred D.Hii.ict, and ? ehronlrjue descrip
Hen of Christmas' In Ktauce. br Jui. s < lartlc
11 KIN I A Mi will ha\e the f.i.n at l.liinhexof
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TUR PAUIHIAM is Hie leading Coitilnental newnpsisr
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For Bovs and Younj? Men?City.
PACKARD'S COLLEGE.
NOW Is TDK time TO UNTER.
The bc*t time to enter Patkanl * Business edlere 1?
MONDAY, J i It DARYA, sp.cn.l advantage* will he gi v.-n
to those who enter on that day The office will be o|ien dur?
ing the Holiday Week, and the Pi Im mal will sec | ei sunnily
allwhocali._ts. h. PACK a bd, Principal.
ITNIVER8ITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
J 1.4W1 Hroadwav. neat 4'^it st.?Primary, coinmctctal and
classical department*. Htii.hY m akin. Principals.
For Youne lArties?City.
IN Knirltsli, Ftciirli Ifld (Ionian BoRPdiOR
- ? and Day Hchoul lor ffeaaa tasttta. tt est Kim Ins.Huh.
NewHuveu. ft. .Mrs s. L. LADY. I'rln. send lor circular.
AkLERICAN KIND ERG \RTEN.
I'll WEs I 1?TH ST.
Pupils received at anv lime, t nllor address Miss PRAZKU
at K inderrarten._
VIA DAME MEARS'S English, Pmicb bb<1
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2'.'" Ms.I.in sve , New-Ynik. Thycourseof wceklv '.e it uns
In French will couinietice < n Fnduv, Nov. 7, at II o\ leak.
cuburbXn Seminary Sif f?t?ig -
1 ? I'oswm.live, ami ll!7lh sf. Ileriiinfiil situation i BsfSWaaAjl
instrucilooi uiodeiate prices. Rev. EDWIN JOilNsuN,
Prbiclpal. _
For Both bexes? City.
\ incnc.hi LQotterfrartea Nonnii] BcbooL S3
aTn. latsl 1 llh-st.; K. M. COR, Pi In.?New classes will heirlu
alter Hi.- heUAa] a. Lesson* IhOHSIJlh utiil piaetlesl.
DU. sT?VEFiTS HCilOOLol LANGUAGES,
kV*J iIADlSON AVK.,Ne*r 42.IM.
FOR LADIES AND OI.NTLEMEN.
Is. M. tV| I.RN, success,.! to lilt. I.. KA I \ hi it.
1/1,1; SEMINARY. East I6th-nt. and
1 Ruiherior.l.|ilaie. HI N). s>MI'lll. A M., I'nncljiaL
MODEL KINDERGARTEN nod ELEMEN
TAHY CLASsKs for Hovsaml Oirls Irotu three to ten
Jcais. lil, ati't eeinli ary lor Ktnclcrr irten Teaclierr, ol Prat
OH K KR ACS and Mrs KRAUR bobttr 7 Kttst ira
"The Palette.'*_
RUTGERS FEMALE nU.LE(JE. 4S7. 4SH
6lh-ave.?Koriv lirst year hetins Septemlier 24. Att>li
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D. 1.1 lit HAi.li. D. I'.. Presliteiit._
CT. john S school.
C Hoiiidint: und Day Hchoolfor Younc Iainies and Cl.ll.1i. u.
tsTt l'M. OTMNAHIDM. KlffDKROARTBK,
MSPAHATE DEPARTMENT FOR YOCNU ItoYS.
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Rev. THRODOBR lRVINt?. LI. D , Rector.
M
Art School*?New-York City.
RS, LOUISA H. CTJLVEB
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Jana? M. Hail. Mi. A. K. Ri Uowa.
For Both Sexes?Brooklyn.
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BOYS aud GIRLS eilncnten in a Faiuilv
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PewnaJ. Verataat._
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. HitcketUtmvn,
N.J.?Best snd iarfsst baildlUK In lb* Mtato. Instruction
tlioruual'. hull, sexes. Ten departments. Fifth vaar open*
tSejiWmlssr b. ?'J25 |>*T v.ar. Cataloxue* lien. Rev-tihXX
W. V, HlTNaf Y. D. D.. FrealdanL
QI1AMBER8BCRG (PtmR.) ACADEMY.
Fa rente deal ring n whf"l both good and cheap will pleusa
Inquire lute the tu.l iis this one.
J. H ? sll CM A K 1 it. Ph. D.. PrtnrliatL
?GARMO INSTITUTE, IM.hm Im .-k, N. V.,
hi* lor college or for imsliiess. Fur cauloaue and par
lh ..1.11a. Uu. I'r.n.II.,!
I)
Dtuhu* address the 1'ruu lusl.
_I AMES M. Dl'OARM'l. Ph D.
VEWTON COLl.EtJIA IEINS1 I I UTE, N?
i * |OU- Husoes county, N. J.. t.?.|..-.i, Heptrnitwr 0 for
luules and females ex. r.yliujily healinr. evceliutil r iiri,
as.ul and Cbrist.su lufliioneesi lhor?ni(b to (It for aSy ret
left oi lot business; #?-<?<> a year ; aend fur ratal.uru., i. ie
to old ?li.dent* J. Flatei 'M.Oee. LUD: Judre John a.
HUui. Jetsey Caty. a. b. blLN E?S, A M.
M
Jniirnnum. '
For Both Boxes?CauntrY.
FAMILY BOARDING nnd DAY SCHOOL?
F.agllsh. laxttn. Plann and orgsn lessons, terms moil,
?rat*. MARY t; uoc-DMAN. Salisbury Mills, orange Co,
N. Y. _
IFAMILY BOAKDIM; SCHOOL.?On farm 14
anllea Iri.tn Nrw Taft, *?> a week hoard, washing. toiMoa
aituthrro?forts of a country hot?; acholar* receives moth?
er's rare doting the Summer's \ao*tl?n. Kor parUeoJarsapply
taifr* H. C, MONKLL. Maahaaeek, LI_
JANUARY 2. New classes are formed at
el.v.-t.rk cilore and ii ? 1 '"I lllver iiial11?? tn. a.-i
of high rank, where hoi* are thorough!? ntunl for , ie*s awl
Inislm ?*>. A fi ll ml r?v t-nnrne f"r ?Irl?. The Rev. ALO.NZo
FLACK, Ph. I?.. Prt ?Idcnt. Cliiv.-reck N. V
I AP K K \ V OOI > J N STIT L' TE?For both seres;
_L Conrordvllle, Penn.: ?oft per quartan students pre?
pared far business, Yainor Harvard , urstclss* prof assort,
j.shohi i.idoe. a. mm pm? u> u
SF.WARD IN8Trn.'TE.-A Female Seminary
_ and Boys' High School. Two Boarding Schools nndoron ?
management: fSBS * vear : music surt modern languages ex?
tra. Address Rear. IH N ax* A. HARLoW, A. M. Principal.
Florid*, <irsnte county, ft. Y. _______________
VJWaRTHMORE COLLEGE, noar Hiiladel
k- plila-I'ndor caruof rnend* Hoth sexes admitted, *r. t
receive 1 be same degrees. College Coaraca?Classical, seien,
title. Knghah .Sonn?: Department, Preparatorr and Mistel
frfcOfds. For particular* address EDWARD II. MAOiLl*
Pri*Mlent, Hwarthmoie Delaware < '<?., i'enn.
$1 \i\ PKR SCHOOL YEAR.?Board nnd
1 ?JM t tuition fo- rldlnren ; Orange Mountain. Addrea*
Box South (uange, N. J. _
<_/_ I per mmrterj Roeklnnd College, Nyack,
CTX^xr \ \. botkaasMi openslie Whiter session Jan. 6.
send for catalogue. W. h. BANNISTER, A. M.
MscelL'ineom
APPARATUSaud HlKNITKRK of all kind-*
fur schools, academies, eollege* and halls i sen,I for cata?
logue. fl.KKII, PHAIT Al 'i. I t'Jan I Ml Oraud-si., N.Y.
tarn Schools.
\7 ALK Kaw Schoal.?Reenlnr course, 2 Ycnis:
. Uranust? course (tor degree of i).V.L.). '1 rears, Fall tens,
iijensbept. Jo. Ainlics l-iot. way i.a.nu New-Haven, <Jt
Dannnq ^raOcmics
ALLEN DODWOliTH'S
school fo p. n a Nci no
AT his RESl dknck. HOL Ml 51'ii ave.
Bead for circular*.
(Era triers.
AGERMAN GENTLEMAN give* German
and Ijitin icasonsfor 4L A. M , Trihtiue Office._
ALL wanting TKACHKRS, shools, or Pupils,
uddreria "Atn. r. Kiliieat1.iii.tl I nloii." 707 Kroailwar. N. Y
As GOVERNESS.?By a rovng lady com
Petent to teach ("iiiimon English branches and Piano;
also French and German. Address Miss M. K. WKHH, North
smpton. Mss?._
AGENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
Iiitrmtirttt ami iiulort-il hj/th- im Unn tiltitntnr* tilt*'
?>Hitt>v. Families, sshwds and t ?.liegei piomptly provi.bMl
with sui?ei tat teachers, gr.id'iares of peat AaMrtean and Fee
eign eo.leges. Sen I for riroalar. 1. diTKSWOll'l'll "INt K
NKY, nii.Mi.-in hi ii.ni.Nu. mr. Brossiwarsaglitavat
AMERICAN and FOREIGN 1EACHEBS'
1\ AOKNCY introiurrs to i ollere*, nrliools and Isnnlie.
superior professors, p'nicipsls. lu-im ints, lutors and guv
ernesse? lot eveiv di-psrtuient of 1nktrnepon.re?,ominenilsg'Hsl
schools to parnnui. Call on or address MlssM. J. YotlNil.
American aini Foreign 1 ?scher?' Agency, '2'.i t'utnu sinuie.
BEST TEACHERS, American and Foreign,
promptly provide! fM fa'uilles. scLooN. colleges. J. W.
BCHKRMKBUORH.aOKaal 1 ?'?t . eiecretary Amctirau
School luatirnto. ealalillshnd l? ?._
(10VERNE8S.-2.A youna lady, wall eda
M eated. ilealresa | (..dilou s? governess,imrserj- ei.x . iin m
or companion to lady i m cans be. Ifiieee-saiy. o* saperlQtead
lug tl e housekeeping ; good Imiii" innre an oNJeet than hi.rh
saiaiy. I>e<t n ferem es. It. \\. Trimme 0|He.\
I^EACHKRS sHiiplictl t<> schools und families
without charge Miss Fl.ollKM K. PITCH, KDUCA
TIONAI. Ill'Hi.A l". IS rmon wiiure.
T>cean Qitamers.
AMERICAN LINK.
fob (jUtENXIoWN AND MY'ERPOof,.
only 'I'rstisatianiie laas aa_ac Hi" amkiucan FI.ao
Ssillng everv Thurntav Irom Philadelphia, aud every Wed
uesilay from Llverpa a
IM.lNOI>. tu I'll- l>ay. Dec.'js, 8a. m.
Loan ci.ivk, wxnitatiDATi nee. :u. umm
BED STAR LL\l~YoK ANTWERP,
?aikaa (vary m <uya alUuaalaij from i ? *? i * i :-? i sni
New-York, landing passengers within a few hours' ride of the
Important en. ?i mt.Test ou ihe continent.
VADKHXAND, MONDAY. Dl c,tf, 7. s. m.
f or rsies ot i.assace .inn other intormation apply tj
PBTKM WBIO II I a soN-. '?? octal Agents.
307 Walnut-Mt.. Phii.nl -iplua. .'''- Hroodwav, New-York.
john Mclin.NAt.il. Ageu'. s liaiterv-p'sce. N -w Vi is
(J?I0N LINE.
A D.MTKIi BTAT1 - MAIL sTKAMBBS.
FOR Ql'F.BNSTOWN AND UVKRPOOts
Ixavlug Pier HS. N. II .f.e.i ot Km? ?!.
WYOMINU.Tt l-.s-DAY. Jan- ?. 11 a. m
NKVAHA.TTJKWDAY, Ian. Sft ll;h?a. in
WIHCONMIB.11 IfsDAY. Jan. '27. MO a m
WYOM1NO.. .Tt KS DAY. IVU in. .. a. in.
(9' 'lliese stesmcra ire mult of ron. in water tight tap
parunenta, and are ruriilshe.) TYitti every requisite to make
Ihe passage across thr Atlantic oolhssle ami agreeable, hiv?
ing liallrrooni, sin .Wing lo-'iii, vtjm Ing-rooni. piano and
library al.-s.einenen -"-.l surge m. s cwsidena sinltaier.-r on
i-as-h n?i earner. I?.- -n leiooms are all ii|i|>crdeck. thiisiusui'
lug those greatest of nil luxuries at m i. perfect ventilation
and light.
CABIN PABB AO E tscmnllnir to s tste rooml. fiKl. ?*litil
?10U. U4TaRMBDI.il B, t4?J STKKRAOB, at Imvrii -i.
OFFXCa, No. Sfl broadway.
v\ ilxjAMb a HI lo.X
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
BKTWKI.N NKW-YOHK AND HIVHK.
Pier of I ompsnv (new) No 4'J North P.lver. foot of Mort m-it
'I nivellers by'this tine avoid lioth transit br Knrlish rail
wsv and thsdlacoiuforis of crossing tlia Chsnaul in a small
boat.
FRANCK, TtXMslls. \\ e.lnesd.iv. Jan. 7. 1 p. m.
I A 8 RA DO a tanglier.Wednealar, Jan 2i. i ax,
am KRIUf B, fl. jou.-ia.Waaaaaiay, t'.b.t, n e.m.
CheekrtUawn on Cie.l i l.voni.ais, ..i Pans, m aniounts to, uu
LOUia DK UK11I.Y.N Agent. .No. ,V> Hroailwav.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.? Hamburg
1 AiBeriepu pe.tkel tomuanvs i.luo for PLYMolM'll
( II l.l hoi'i t. and HAMIiritt.
Ii i-i.iee.261 WBSTPHAIilA .Jan I
BBHDBR...Jim. 1 ORLLMMT.Jan. i;
hates of psaaage to Plvniontli. i.oui'.oo, Cherbourg, If .on
burg, and all ts.uiti In Knglann. HeetUsm au i Wales. Kir,l
Cab-s gold, *li'U, >? (-.,mi cabin. iout,4W0| Hieevage, ? a.
n.i. ..SSO, c. a IUCHABDA BOAH,Ueo. Paaa. An'!.
XL' NHARDTA OO. ??! Itroatlwoy. New Yo-g.
Oeneral Ag. ula $1 Hroad-sl., New.Yolk.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
J NORTHOKRMAN LLOYD
STKAMmhip l.ini. BKTWKKN SBW-TORK
Wltl'IIAMITuN ANH Itltl'.MK.N.
NECKAR.sat.. Dae. 27 I WK.sKK.Sat. Jsn. 10
MAIN.Mat Ian. ? I o.-ii. \\ i:ni)KH >at. Jan. 17
RA TEA OF pah-win rmin NBW YOKK ta BOD I'll a M !'?
TON, IIAVKBOK lilt KM EN.
FIRST CARIN. fllallsM' iNDCABIM.ftiO
- IT BBAOB, *:?0.
lit turn tickets at redm ed rates. Piepaid steerage c-rtiil
rates. f.Hi.
Met MB tickets to all IKIInta in the South of Knglaud, MO.
_ Ol I.R1CIIH m I o.. I HoWUIIg li cell.
J.N.MAN LINK L'oYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR Ql'KK.NSToWN AND LIVERPOOL
No .'l' E.? 1'lle alt .liners i f Ib.? I lie l ike Lieutenant
Maurv's Lane m it ?. t a 1 suasoi s iltie-v-ir.
CITY OK MONTREAL.Mil It-luV I tec. 'JH, p tn
RKPt'Rl.It .SATURDAY, Jan. i 9 a tu.
city OF NEWYoltK .?AI c ItDA V. Jan. Hi. J p.m.
CITY OK BRDSHBLB. 'I HTBSDAY*. Jaa. IB.Sa.ai
CITY OF BEItLIN.HATUBD \ V. la i 21. i p. m.
From Ptat a<. >. R.. i.ku ?tt lurliun ?I
CABIN, sou. (Hd su.lSDNl. Retnni tickets on favorable
t.rnis.
B1 BBBAOB J'-'S. Drafts at l .west rate?.
Salaaaa. ?tair nsims, so ok mg sin. hathr.e.ms smidahlps
Tlu se steamers do not carry caOle. sheep or pigs.
JolIN O. DALE, Agoul. Iii and S3 Hroadway, N. V.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAll.
ll LINK
These first-class steaniHhijw sill regnlsriy at Hp. m. from
Pier No. &. Nortu River, a, fo lows:
CITY OF VERA cuc6, ( apt. Yaiis.ce.We,!.. Dec. 31
M.VI i a'? o DB I I'ba.Capt, F.s.te.sat.. Jan. in.
(A< comuitstatloiis in >urpa~seil). For fiHlalit or passage aotdy
to WILLIAM P. CLYDE A Co.. No. 30 Bioa-lwsy.
LAWTOa BROS. Agents In Havana
?V E\V - Y( IRK. HA VAN A and M E XIC A N MAIL
i.1 s. h. 1JNE stcaiin r. I. ave pier No. X N. It., ul 3 p. in.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
AND V K It A t lit /., via HAVANA
Calling at progrtMii, Catupe. he ami Froutera.
?CITI OF ALKX A n hri A'Havana and Mexe., sal. Dee. 27
?city' of WABHiKoioNiHa aaa oaty)_Taars- Jan.H
?ii? ol- Mr.l'.ida Havsnasnd Me,mo .Sal.. Jan. 10
MKAI.HA I.A CAHTE SMALL 1'APLK SKRVe K
H. k.CII Y O. MEXICO wl'l leave K*w-o/lean?. J in. ..
and'Jijlor Yeia Cru-.t via ll.i--d.il. ismpt.-o, unn lux pan,
tonne, tiny with BtaaOM r* for Huvans, New-York.
K. ALKaaNDRK o; son.'. N..s. 21 and ;:;i Broadway
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing 1r. m Pier foot Cunal-st, North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO via IHTH Ml sni PANAMA'
sieanohip \ \ i Leu, Pas ail a v. Dae. 80, aaaa.
i " inn eting lor Ceiitias and Mouth America and Mexico,
From san Tram isr < io Japan ani. C.lca:
StaaaaaMpCITY oftokio. oatn_r, Dae. 27. awn.
Irom san Francisco to HeaoMB. Ncw X.eslsn.l and Ans
trslu:
si snisliin ci i y op NBW-TOaa, ataaSBf Jrn IP. n -on
(For freight or gei eral luformstiou. npplv si Company**
Office, on pier foot ot < ans M.. Norc River.
Psssengeis forwarded to san F H a NI !0M> ?. ? AN DWIC.f
ISLANDS, JAPAN. china, ft KWZEA la N d, A I'STHA
li a, SOt' 111 AMERICAN, CKNTRAL AMERICAN an1
M KX1I y.n FOB i a
For tickets or nih nnstlou In ri gaol ta routes apply to the
Pnaeeuger Departui^at, No. 'J07 Broadwav.
U. T. SEWAI.I, U. J. Rl'llay'.
ueueralPaasenp-r AgeuU iMipeniiteuiP nt.
ROTTERDAM LINK.
Bleamers leave Co a Pier, adl- I'avonis Ferry, Jersey City
KAAN.?.YYoHicadav. Dec. -J|.
P. i ai.u Ji.aatnniay. Jan. a
moaWa saa aja ag caaaa, *t.r>-*6o. MMas_ra. sat.
II t'a/AUX'. Oeneral Agent, 81 South Wi liaiuak
FLNCH, i.HY i. .v (o.. '.17 Sou ill Will iaia-st_ Fi eight Agts.
L. w. morris. N Bread war. uaaaral . .1-.., .kguat.
Natioaal Line.?From (new) Pier 30. North IL
-FOR lIl'EK.NsroW'N AND LIVKRPOOI_
THE UL'i.l.N He . Ill 7a. hi. I HLLVKIIA Jan. ? It a. m.
-Foil LONDON (Victoria Docksi
ERIN. ..Jaa.7. HfiSUp. in. | URe K''E . _ls<i 11.7 a. in.
cabin. aVIOtalffll, enrr. nev . si-.? -.i.. Am:., Is trota gl
unward issn.-d si ver? low ra'ea. Coutiwuy'sMflces. No*, o i
sun 73 itioadaay. 1. w J. HUaaT, Manager. \
WHI TE STAR LINE.
TT INI I i lisl YTKK a N* D HOY ai. MAIL si i AM KP. s
Fol. UCKENSToWN AM) LIVERPOOL. I
NOTItK.- Toe al.-siut-rs of tuis l.'ne lake thp lane R-iute
lei oaiinenCcd by i.i.-ut. Msury, D. S. N., on horn tie- oiltwa:,!
and homcwuid vorages.
oi.KM and', Capt. Keauulc.'i'ueadav. Dec. Ml. (1 i?.
BALTIC, ("apt Psrsell .sat. Jan. 1. 7 a. m.
? ELI |f. Cap'. '"TtIMI .lliinsUSV Jail H. 1 kla m.
KROMTHE Will TE STAR DOCK. FOOT ?ii v.. ItyfR
e?T.
these sleamein are iimferin In six - aud unsuapassed in sp- i
pollituienta The Salm.n etal. r.-onia. -looknig an.) Hal l- J
rtsinis si-r (dared amhlshipa, wherr the noise and motion ar t
leaat feit, adording a degree of e..|al..rt hitnerto uuallaiuable
at.
It at KS.-saloon. ?0o, *K0 and SltiO. steerage. tfi< Rstur.i
lliketa on lav oiaide lerma
'Fhese steamers carry utiiii- r calUe, sheep uor tugs.
For inspection of pans ami otu.-r tutor, nation aitdy a- fit
< oupauv's OSBaaa No. 47 Uroa.'way, New.yo.k. or 140 Wal
oni .1.. Philadelphia. iL J. Uohtjm. a.. .
Steamboat- and Bailroa??.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.?
I,cave New Yoik from font of Desbrosees sad fort.
limit st*. _ ' ...
s'.ii a. m. for Wsshlngton. PltUhnrr, Colntnhu*. Cincinnati.
Indl*napoll*, GUBMBa ?nd tiia West, Richmond. Charleston,
and ilo- south. Pullman ears from Bai Urn ore to Newark,
nli i', I'lllsbuig and Chicago ,
1 p m. for *A asini.glou and tho West Pullman ram from
New-fork to Ba l.more and Washington, mastng close oon
nrctlou* for pltuburr, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, laml*vllie
i.nd si. Lr?JA Through Pniltnan cara Baltimore to Cincin?
nati and St. I oti'?
in iio D. m. dailT, for Washlnrtnn, the South and Wear. Pull?
man aleepcra frraii New-York to Baltimore and Washington,
making ' lose connections fnr Chicago. Cincinnati, indlanapo
lla. i 1'ir\ ]'? st la.nls, Colombo*. Plttsbnrr. the so-it'i and
Hciultiw.it, Tbronfli t'ul nmo <ani friim Rafllmore to Cincin?
nati, connect* at Washington wlib train* for Lynch burs.
Florida. New Orleans and the KOilth
For through ticket* p ease call at Company"* offlee. 915
Broadwar. Nrw 1 brk. and at 'icket othces, root of Cortlandt
and Desbrosses-sl*.. sod 1 lepot Jersey Cttv. _
HOUND TltlP TK'KBT? TO KANSAS. NEBRASKA
_AND COf.ORAOO._
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
Eerrv Ktatioo in Now-York, foot of Llberty-st.
Ferry Slallnn in llrtmklyn, foot of Fiillonst, Jewell's 1 harf.
(tiiuiiieailng Oct. d. lsvii-Tr^lus leave New-York, f?ot of
. LtUrtist ** follow* :
0:30 a. tn.-cor Flcmlniton. Kaston, Beivldere, Manch
chunk, I ?man us. v i k i-. Elmlra. Ac Couuerta at
Jii.Mip.n wlih fi., I.. and W, It. R
?Ifta, m Porllich Hrtdg* Rranch. Ea?t?n. Harrlsbnrr.
Manch Chunk. Tainauua, WllktebarTe, scranbm. Williams
port, Ac.
in .'lo a. m. and 4:30 p. m. ? For Sonorrlllsand Flomlnrt'm.
1 p. in.- For Kii-riington, r.tston, Manch chunk. Tamaqna.
WHkeaharre. Scraiitoti, Tiinkbauiioek. Taruinput, Ha/c!tou.
Readme, Poilsvlllc, if*rrl*burg, Ac.
4:00 p.m.-For High Hrtilg* Rranch. Easton, Relvtdsre and
Manch Chunk.
6,. Op. m.,dai)y.-I*or Easton. Allentowi and Harrtaburg.
Elmira, Ac. connects at Junction for I'.. I,. und W. R. H.
7:4,% p. in.?For Easton.
Fo train* to local point* *ee time table, at stelion*.
? I'NMAY TRAIN'S-Leave at MS a. m.. 12 p. m.fir notinil
I took and iii|enne.llate .tallons and at 5:3o p. m. for Easton,
Allentown, Kesdinr nnd Hariisbiirr.
Posts of the" Hro..* Ivn and Krie Annex " make connection
st Jer or city station, to and from Brooklyn and Erie Depot,
Jersey City.
NEW-YORK an?! LONfTWtanch division.
I eave New *, i.rk, loot of Liberty at., for Perth Amboy.
south Aiolsiv. Red R'iik. I.oinr ilranch- ocean Orove, A:..
S 1.1, 11:4.1*. m., 1:1?. 4, 5:15 P. m.
staue connection to ,ind from K KYPORT at M.uawan StA
Ron.
FREEHOLD nnd NEW-YORK RAILWAY
I Coni'ti ion. Iajvi' foot of Liberty.st. '<ir "n-elml'l al
8:15, 11:45 a.m., 4, 5:15 p.m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Leave New-Y.rk, foot Liberty-*!.. C. V. H nf V. J.:
- I ... av fm ? -naiagaalr. Tomm River. Barnegat and in
ti f mediate station)-.
1:15 p. m.- for To*** River, Vim-ami, all staM <n* to Bay
side a mi l"Mt A l LABI ic <T i y.
4:Otip. m.-Knr F*rmlngdale Tom* River. Rarnegat, Tuck
ertown R. R. MS Philadelphia.
NEW-YORK nnd imiii.adklI'IIIA NEW
11 LINK.
BOl'ND i: Ii. H i k' Rill-TP.
FOR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA
leave N-w York tmm station c. It. R. of N J . mm of Lib?
erty ?I , for Philadelphia.
I'oi >i.itioii coi nrr Mnth and flreen-Ms. at 7:45,9-00, 11'15
a.m. |{M 4 ist. 6:;?o. 7:11. 12 p m. On Sundays at B:45 a.
m.; ...30. ia p. m.
Fol station corner'lldpl and Rerk*-*t*. a* MO. MO, 111II
?. m i. to, :t to, 4:tsi,;, to. 7:15 p. m. <>n Sundsy at H:45
a. m.j .Vtlo p. m.
Fur I teuton Waeren and Tin ker ?I?.. K:30. 7:45. 0:00, 11:15
? III.; l ??"?*>. :40 *:'MI. MO, 7:15,12 p. m. Oil snnday S:4."i
*. sb . 5.311 p in
Itctnmmr train* will leave I'lill idi-lj.hta for New York
Finm station Phila and Readinr Rallioad. corner Ninth and
oncosts, al 7::H'*. MO a.m. l*Alft I.I -. 3:(rf). 6:10, 7:11,
K-|. i On-iiii.Iiin?* at s-SO a. .'. t'.O, 12 p. ro.
From I hint and Berks-al*. at 7 1.1. MB II a m ; 1:30. 3:25
?-..M), li:45, 11:15 .'. in Ou Sunday at MS a. ni.i 4 .'10 p. m.
? Deiioie en mnn en* sttachio.
From Trenton, S\ aricu and Tucker-*!*. ?L'JO loxcepf Mon?
day), li: Hi s.'.", in l.a m; 1.5 > 2:2'. 4:15 4:1?, Ml, I AW
p. m. On ?,in 1 iv 1 2i>. '.':ila m.t ?1 ? V- "i
coimerilon I? nnide st Jer?ev cliy Si it Ion hv ferry to anil
fiom It.klu and MKrk liepol" nt Jeraer City
'IIrk. is for s.ilc ai psit oi I.'h' rti si. - ?:??, 101. Oil.
!t.'.7 Itioadwav a' ihs piincipf.i hotel*. Ni*,. 2 and 4 Court
st. and Ann. \ niii, e. J. ? II s Wbarl. nr.siklyn
New-York TranaferOonsnant ii> "'-'t* Krpi ?s)?ui can for
?Mahtit . hs^itML'e firm hotel ot n sidenee to ?:< *titi..tiou Ap
plication can tie made st 1U4 Broadway, 73u sixtii-ave.
New Volk, snd I ? ?ort M.. Pro .-i. n. ami flu s,- oilii esaro in
connection with the Reil Telenh lie ..mlI Law l'el*gT*ph.
H. P. HALDW1N. lien. Pas*. Agent
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
I J ABBAKOKttBNT OP PA BKNflBR TBAIH?, M.irrh
30, IS7P. la-ave d.-eo s fool ol Cortlandt and licsbi.w.es-sts.
[STM p. tav for tftaaten. Bethlehem, Allentown Heuling
MarschCltnatk, Hasteten, Mahanoy tlly, A*hlan.l. Wdkcs
Iihi ic. tserawtast ami Tuiikhsmiork.
I ?::P? p. in., Nicht Kxpicss. dally for lai.to i. Ili-tl.'eli. ni
alb Ilten. Manch Chunk. WIUc?ln,ne. Kliulra, Ithaca.
Oaraevn. Aabnm, Binihtsssr Ruffiio, Niagara rails aai mm
Went. Pulliuau aleeptareoa heaattncl^d.
ROB*T sa VRi; snp l nn.l I ng'r.
liecer il Elisteni Olbcc. cornel Chinch ami i 'ortlamll its.
CHAR II CMMMINOs. A**ent
\EW-HAVEN. HARi FORD, &c.?Fare, $1.
II steamers leave Peck slip daily IBaadari excepted) for
New ll.iien it I ail ill p. 111., eniieectiii-; w Ith 1.1.1 s
NORWICH LINK to HosToN.-l AIM-: ONE
11 DOLLAR tor KnaeBtl limltm tickets. Stcnrners leave
Pier 40, North River, daily, uicludliia' MaaAFAj al 4: tl)p. m.
for New-Iaitclon. Itoston. Worcester, *c.
pVJEW-YOI.K C'KNTRAL ami HUDSliN
11 RIVXR it v i LBO \ D, - i ?Miraen, Ii r Daa >, ?I73.
thri'iigh tiains will .cue orand central Deisit
s:ihi a. m? w eatera gad .\o. laera sTipifs. la Rochester, sr.
Albans and Montreal, via SaraUma. with drawing r mm cars.
loi.Rta. m., Chicago nnd Western Exi.ress. Drawing-room
cats to c iiian tslgi a. ilo In i-tci and Rnflalo.
IIS S a. m.. Ezpreaa to Allranj and Trojr. with ct-nacctions
to l ;ic . - -..i pa. ?len? fallsaiul ItutluiiiL
4:(Kip. ?s? Alban] nn.l Troy Bxpreet
6:<'0 p. in.. Vt. I^.a1.. Express, daily, with sleeping cses for
si. Louis, runntri* throiiiih r\. tt ilav la Iho we-k | also steep
lag cars for HiiSalo. Toledoaii.l Hetroit. and tor Montreal, ex
ceptibg suii.lav iiiiiht, v.a smatoita.
7: o p. ni.. Fast Exiirea. to M intreal. lto< ti.*?t'r. ami Corn
mg, via Qensrra >(.eptaa car* to oenwa, Rochester, and
M.mtreiU. via si. Albans.
MO p.m., Faeiae Rxareaa. dailv, with sleeping ears to
Rvracnse. Hm lo st r. Niagara Tails. Huffalo, t leveUnil, To
Ii do, D iron ami Chicago.
11 ini p.m., Nijrht i-.xprc**. with sltcp'ng car* ro Albany
'in . i- nn sale st No*. '.'52 ami 419 Rroalway. au I at
Western's Kx|?rc<-t ollicea. 3 Park place, ami 73.'. and D4 "
Bioadwav. New-York, aad HSU Waebiagton >t, Rr-sikWu,
c. i;. MUKKKB. Qea. a Pas.s.-ii^. i Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO ad-oir-at Trank
Line and Cuile.1 stales Mail Rotilc ?On Bad Bfter Nov.
in. IH71I. trains k av.. Ni * York v a Desl,na.*e, and Cortlandt
stoei Ferries as follows:
V- Ton ss for liarrisbiinr, Pittsburg, th'> West ami Hnuth
with Pullman Paluec Cars allache-l. I a. av. ? and 8:3 1 p.
daily.
Fur WUhnteanorL Lo. kliaven, Corrv and Erie at Si.'io p. in .
conn, cling ai con > for Til usvl..c. I'rt'oieum c litre amj fie
oil Regions. Wliliuiiisport sud l.ockh iv. a, V a. m.
Battajraare,Washlartta sn.i tie Booth. "Limited Wash
iiigti.ii Expr.-s*" of Palltasa Pailer cani mmry,asaepl Baa.
day. 10 a. m.. arrive Washington 4:12 p. ni. Regular at 4 t I
and *:2n a. tu.. I, 4 *mi 10 p at, sumisv. i0 p. m.
P.Mireaa (or West I hiiadelphla. 4 :'o. 7:30. S:20. 9. (10.
Llmnisli. AI Ii. in.. 1. 1 ,:o i, 4:40, 5. 6. 7 30, s:..ll and lo p. in.
sundae, 4.:ili ami '.? a. in.. 5, II, 7:30. s.K > au.l 10 p.m. Em
grant aud s.-c mi class, 7:30 n. m. ?
Kxpress for Philadelphia via t amden ?:30 a. m nnd 4 p. in.,
except rranday
Boats of "Brooklyn Annex*' connect wPh all ttirmuh
trains at Jersey i ity, aflor ling a "pecly an.I iliaat transfer
for Itrooktvn travel.
TtelBaArrive? Frost rWkAjarg, Me, 10>40 a m.. 1010 p.
m. dally, and '.?:4ii a. m.. MO a ui.. dailv c?rept Meniar. From
Waahlagtoa md Baltlawm, Mta. at, 9. mm* IJO, 10:10 n,
in. aaaaay,atioa ta, From ptuiaiieii.iiia, &?.;> ?, i -o... I ml
0.4", 10:10. 11:30 a. tn.. 2, 3:50. 4:3o. 4t5il. b. 10, ^ 30 and 10TU
p. l.i. sun tat. ??:>". H:05, 0:41. 10:1.1. 11:40 a. m , 6:3
10:10 p. tn.
?1 . k. t oll.c. s. .'..'i; and OH Rrnadwar. No. 1 Asior House
nrei Hs't "f '" ??' aaata au.l i artlaad' sts.. Na I c.nnt-?t. ami
Uro.k I in Annex fieisii. km.i olFuitou *t.. line 1.1 in. No,, i t
1 li. and 1 IS Huilss.n st., Ilolsiken Desask Jersey Ottv, BJatf.
rranl Inuei tUce, .No. s Kntterv pin. c I he New.York
Trai.s'er Ciiiiipany w 11 call for und check bagkage 11 ..ii hotels
ami p faiieaee*.
Jr it AN K THOMSON. L P. FARM Kit.
lie.ii-rsl Mabater. neu 1'iiM.i nger A ,'cnt.
T
0 PHILADELPHIA
V11N N s Y L V A M A RAI LRO A XX.
THE OLD BSTABLIRHBD Rot TR AND SHORT LINK
NEW-YORK AND I'll I LA DkLPH I a.
Ptxtcen '1 hi" ? ? ii.-.- <vch wav dalle; threo depot*
1'hlla.leli.hl I, two in New-Yolk.
Double Truck, the most improveil Equipment, and th?
Fastest 'I line < .insistent with ahsolii..- saff ty.
on ami afterNTiv. t?. HTO.
Exprc** Iral'i* leave New.York via D. siirosnes and Cort
m ? ? iani.t sir. ct Ferries a. follows:
4:.?'. RfO, S .o. .. ilOIUBIted .11*. ?.) 1. I SO, 4. 4:40. 5. A
7:Jo. ? wii and lo p. ni. Sunday. 4:30 ami 0 a. m.; .1. a 7 3d.
S :to an.i 10 P. m. KxpraM tralu* leave New York dailv ex.
ci pi -umla.vat 7 ilia. m. n t. p m. rnnnliu through via
TreuUm and Caiudeu. 1
Boats of ??RriO.irn Annex" connect *Hh ill ihr. ugh trains
?t Jersp- ciy. atl' i'huga ejs-edy and dmct ttaiiater lor
jtrooklrn travi'L
It. iirning. trams leave Weal philad lphia l2:ol 3-'>o
3:45.7, 7dpi 0, mta au.l 11 a. ui. il.lmite.1 ? xprra? ] 30'?'
Di.). 1 15. 2. 4, (.Mi', 7 and 7:3 1.. in. on eu/i !ig, l.':o| jj -'il'
;i 45. B: *?? and s.-JO a. m.- 4, 7:35 p 111 Leave Phi lolcnh a via
( am.ten .'h ui Be 3:50 n. in., daily < x. cpt sunilay.
li.kci Ofjaaa?Naa, ...U au.l P4t Rroa<l?a). No. I A?tor
House aun foot of DesliMiws and CoVtlan.lt sts.; No. 4 ( oiirt
st . and BTOnklya Annex D. pot, tOOt ef Fullou st., Ilim.^ . ?
NM. IIA llOaadllO II id -ei-st., I...ken -. Depot J,i,,v
Cilr. Llbltraut Tick, t nmee, No. 0 Rattere place '
'l:\NK THOMbOH, l?'P. FARMER,
tieuerui MaaaaaCi o^u'i i ......., Ag/t,
11HE ERIE railya ay.
now known as the NhW YtiRK. LAKE Killk and
Wl.s'll.HN It 11 LR. iA Ii. Anal.*.' m. nt of tralna, lakina
SA> I Nov. 17. 1S7".i:
0 a.m. Citicinuati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
100m Coaches in Hiiffain and siis|h-iis1ou Ilildge.
li p. 111. tDaih ) Fa<t St. Louis Expiees, univiug at Outlaid
Sa m., r. innectlii:- wtlk fael tralu* to the West aud South,
we 1. Pullman'* best Diawiug-ro >iu Sifepms; Coaches to
liiiffalo.
7. P m. (Dalvi Pad tic Express for Hie W-?t. sic pint;
Coaili's through I" Riiftalo, NU .au ia Is, Cm.m.
nail und Chicago without change, also II.if I Diu.ng cars to
1 biragn.
7 p. ui. Emigrant traiu for the Wc?L
Tialns lea*.-< hsmis-rs street |>. poL Nrw York, for
NeWsrs, H i'. s ill 11:30 a. in 3 lo, 4 20, 5:2 I. 0:'.0. 7 3'i
p. in. and 12 ml.in ght silui.lny nights only. , ... ; ,
? m. 6:30p. id. .
Rulherloid. au.l Passale. H. 7-5 '. lo. n):J0 a- m. (the
lie'.-lis. m. ir<lu siopiat It'iihi-rfo d Park only on siuiiLiivmi
l'.'D'sui. LI.'', 3. :.l?. 4:10 5:10. ft 3"i. ti .11.... :... -, | . ,,
IV! midnight, sundav*. 0, 0:.l0. 10:20 a. ui . 115. ti.M p m''
u 12 iiililiiH'hl.
.tn.giii. sua.lsys, C s;.:o, 10:20 a. ni., 1.4^, 6:00. 7 p. m.,
and 12 11,11-'
Wai wick, 7:30 a m-. 4-3" p- m.
Newl.ntg 11..I Com*>ali. 7 jO. 0 a m . 3:30. 4:30p. m. Hun
Ma4aal aaT K 1l''*i,u,,?tf ?> m-' 'J M ^ aa Runda? S:30 a
1.111,? ?tM 0. luMa. iu- 3;30, MO, 4:J0. 7 p. m. Hun
,;ay?. o. ? ???'. Jl' -" a. m..0: t<s i p. ui
..i 1 ittlel -*n, 7: .0, '.'. I0-.ju a.m.. 3:60, 4:30.7 p.m. Sun
nays. H:30, l.i: Oa in , 30. 7 p 111. Tue ? *. m. au.l 4:30 p
in. train c .iiB'-et with New- Yurk aud Oswego Midland Rail
n sd al Mslust. . ....
port Jet vi?. 7:50. p, lo^ti. a.m.. 4;:py, 117 p.m. Sun.Uy*
s,ao. Li:2 "a ". .'. ' f.ii Ami 7 p. m. ^
Soil H' -'Is I. a*e 23.1 si. iiuarlerof and qmrt-r after each
limn I. ' in ?>: 1:. a. ni In .1 15 p. in . an.: U 1' 1an,; 1 1 ( , p ,?.
?|ickeisforp***ig" *ud for apartuiema In Drawing r.smi
ai d 1't.lug l*oacaet can be otitained, aud ordera for (he
, ,. si.l irausler ol bsirtage inav lie Mi, kt the Com
lutiy'h OtBce? Jio*. 23?. 4ot or P?7 HnM.lwar. N. y.; So. I
couit st, Rrookivn. or al the Company * Depots.
I- xpn .? t'.ii"- lorn Hie West airive In New-Yor? at 7:25
*? m ' " Vaof W. ABBOTT- Hen', Pers'r A.t, New York,
Gftsationf CDante?--/-maiea
PROTESTANT SERVANTS' BUREAU
for families, hotel*, snd all others who want good, relia?
ble, civil servant ?irla ami woman ; for city "' country wagee
to suit the limns ; al-n useful ynrnr girl* iti.1 nurses, tc alao
nislrbelp PHOTEWTANT IP.Ml. BUIIICAI . 13? elh-ave.
fourth turns* a bore 10th at, _________
/MIAMMKRMAID~df7.?A young American
" ' rroteatant girl wishes? situation as g aiulxnnald. and
to wait up m a ladj ; or ?? rhamneimanl and take car? of
linear.*--. Aadraaa p. K.. 334 a?M UlUaL
pOLORBD HELP FURNISIim-Owk*,
v> waiters, rhsmhcriuald*. girl* for general housework,
carhroen. gardeners, Ac, at Uie . ol.opi.l) M-WIOK, 13.
w?sawiaaK______
Cook.?By a reapectablo Scotch Protestant
woman a< Brat rlaas cook ; ran ?erve up dinners Hi the
latent sole- hsking ?od pastry, all kind* of sweets, beet citr
r. f.-renee given. Add re-* m u'l cll CuoK.ucueral Adver?
tising Office, 1399. ilrokdwar.____
(ViOK.?By a rc^km-lablo young woman as
J first class cook, by the day, week or uimth i nnderatamia
rooking la all ita branches , I? tellable, and lias unairepuon.
able nly reference*. -14 Weal 33th *t . -d floor rear.
DRESSMAK ER, fcc.?Draw and cloak maker
and nirker over: twenty yens' praoice; rhsrge* mod
i rate ; f .otu Hi to ? dally . no boaid wanted. Address J. O.,
Tribune Ilrunrn Offl. e. ,tio ad are._
DRESSMAKER.?A first-claa* dressmaker
will make walking raits with sdjusrsbh trams from
fit) to $10 , without, from tit to *l I : up ?linens to be aeen at
aar time; arMnstahle trains long ami graceful, and will not
turnover. Hol West I'M list. ______________
r?IRST-CLASS BICK NURSE ..pen to en
JL gagement* frcm the lfttb ; well recotnmeiitled by physl
elaaaaad ladles. Mrs. DO DOE, .38 West 40th-**., pree. ut
employer's._
AUNDRESS.?A first-cliiss colored laundress
wish.* genta' and families' washing en the most rea
nable terms ; sldria, collars and cuffs done up In Trov style;
ief. re.ie-? lirst-. las*, t ad < n >r ?ddlesa M AIIV E. OOKDoN
1-8 West Join at. .
L
SEAMSTRESS.?A Oermnn Protestant girl as
seamstress i can cut and nt and take charge of children.
73 ','d at- hr?l M
SEAMSTRESS, StC.?A seamstress, under?
stands dressmaking and all kinds >.f family sewing, also
macliine, aoolil go out ay the dar i r week, or would take a
|,c ruiaiient plate as seamstress ? elt. or toiiiitrv. Address M.
N.. Kox 17.?. TiHnine I'ptowu Office, l.'_3.S uroadway.
WAsmi.no.? By a reapcotablc woman to do
Hie washing and ironing for ladles sod gentlemen, or
won! I do families'; understands tinting and putllug: children's
i !o:l.es done in the nr.a'r.d manner . flannels washed the same
us new; best reference. If Inquired. Call on Mrs. Mc'COK
MACIC 40a East flttth at.______
?><7 7TH-AV&-PAULMK MOCCARD?
? II French tailor ; rtulng habits. latfayet'e end Kobra
Pierre eoits, walking suits, dolman*, ulsters all clothes for
lailies; ilrst class imkc.r.
9itnaiton9 a<anteo?ftl-Ues
AFRENCHMAN, who speaks Oerman ami
Kngll-h perfectly, wishes a situation In any capacity;
I j.. m i.hi and accountant . willing to work and make In in
SaU generally usclul in any capacity. Adtiress A. L. 9mm
West .tuh-st._
i.N EDITOR of LA ROE EXPERIENCE, es
j'\ peclally an political a ritrr for dallies, managing editor,
legal writer and annotator a id reporter desires employment
ottlirron a daily or weekly or a, a legal editor. Addrcs*
t:COM)MlST_Tlniea olhce, i hit-ago, 111,_
AGENTLEMAN who has ocriipp d various
Imp..rt ant and conndentlal posi 1 ns. pnid <? ami private?
line.eg ..ti ers I list >.f private sccretart, tor several rears, to a
waU-knewn wealthy ellir.u, now deceased -desires employ.
io. it with iDoi'ersie cooipeus.iioii; iin. xaepilouaUle refer?
ee, es. Adore* MAUIso.N. l rib .in- tiffin'. _
pOACHMAN, COOK und I.A UNDRESS??
\J llv 9t iinlliiavlan man and wife ; first class references
from Issl employer. Address " T." Ilox I?, Tribune office.
CtOACHMAN?' Bv a Barried man; no en
1 cumbra'ice; Is willlugand obliging; flrst-claas city ref
ereaces. call or address -VI Eaat 30th^t_
(^0A( 'II M AN.?A fOOne iniiii ?l i wcui \ \. u
\J es|h?r.enc?desrea a sltuaiion as km. hn an. in or out of
lhe.lt. ; In at city l.fer.uc. s. Call or ?Idresa A. E, llu
Weal : Ttll-Mt. _ _
Ci ?ArIIMAN and GBO0M.-By a resncctahle
young nun: thoroiiuhly c.iupeteut In every respect :
generally useful , lutlustrioiis. willing and obliging: Ural . lass
elt] reference Address David, i.??. -4?, Tribnue i'ptowu
otu. e. I_t8_ liroaslway._
pOACHMAN nnd GARDENER.?A youna
V. mal 11 d ionn, with only one child ; understands the cire
of horses, hat ness. rair'.ageie, t ai tie ana poultry | eleven year*
eltv or ci.iii.ti.r re.'eience; wife cn exceih ut luilt'-rma.er ;
to st reter nee trom last employer, with whom I lived two
years. Address "JloME,"ff East 14th st, *
*Zo flJnom it man (Eoufcni
Vo|"|( E.? The attention of MHOM tlaiining
i.v any ihtereat In anv land* in this Colony Is ca led to the
loilow np clauses of ordinance >'xv of 1h7<i, entitled "An
oritinauce to provide tor the tlual settlement of certain claims
to land ":
<1.A USE II f ?All claims of titles to land srlslng under any
contract MttMd into before the loth of October, IS74, which
I have not already becu suNnilttssl to the a ovementioned
Commission (Lauds Cemmlsstou) for investigation, shall
within six months from the commencement of inls onlinanre
ls> ?uhndilcd lo the sbove meiitlonea Cominisslou in order
that thev may be fully investigated and equitably adjusted,
snd snv rlnlih w hich 1* not so submitted within the sai l pe?
riod oi six iiiontus shall be held to have and shall have no force
..r eile. t.
VI. ?The (iovemor in Council shnll take Into consideration
aim decide upon every rejKirt of l bo Commission which has not
iH'en sodeall will. before the p.salng of this nritlnai.ee. snd
?IihII i-sne to the persons Interested a cerlltlrat.- uriilor llic
hiititl of the Clerk of tho i 'ouned. etubodytn? the derision ii|s>n
such ie|h.rf. and shall cause the pnrport of every such decision
to he published by notice In 'I he Koyiii Oarette. Every such
. .oi. e ?Ii I s|.e, !i\ cy..|y persnn t.> whom In eoliseqiieuce of
such de. isn.n any Crown oranl of the lands In .jueatlou will
be issualde under the lirovislnns nl this onlinance.
VII. -Any jm .soii feeling himself gggr.evod by sny such
decision mar, within two months after the publication of the
said rotte*', or if absent from the Colony, wlihln ? ? months
thereafter, present a pf titlon to the tloveruor, sotting forth
the ground* of ht* objection to thodetUtoo, and praylug that
the matter may ba rein-, td.
V I 11.-Any iic:?..!i feeling h.niseit Hger evisi by ,r v decision
of the tb.v-inor In Conn. II. given before the M*a_-I of this
ordinance, ii|a.n any rrporr of the said < ..umiisslnn. may
witiilu two tuoutlis alter the passlug of tin* ordinance, or if
.,b??nt tioni the Col'iiiv. within six months thcrenfler. present
s petition to the toiyeiin r. settlne forth the sioun.ls of Ins
..blec.iou to the decision, ami prat lug that the mutur may be
i Olicard.
X X.?If any per~in claims any lsmls stteclfle.I In anv not it e
published under I he si oh HecUea or th ? Tenth Sec'lon of th a
.irainanee, or anv i -i lie or interest therein, or any mortgage
or encumbrance tin-icon on ite oiint of auv contiuet or trims
action sp re the lohilayef October, Is74.no. beluga trau*
aeuaa prohibited i.y Orataaac ? Na vi ..f i?7.'., at on ???.nt
of any morigage or encumbrance acipilr.db. foe the IO(fe day
of October, 1S71, from or through any intended grantee ..t
stich Inn?:?, where i be InteU'led graute", or the persons. I. im
ng to have an. h mortgage or encumbrance lndorse.1 .>n the
i.u\n i.i n t ini iii-sin.stieii v.,in th. oi.l. r of prior tv or
tak^rwiae,asaetXIedbj iii. ioiv.inor In OinhmB under r-ec
lion X of the Real Property ordinance of |iTTtJ. sank petSCM
may aIthln two luoliths fr.uu the publication of the notice
klliabllfilHt im nli ii I lodge wl:h the l!e,-,strar of Titles a
caveat prohibiting the ls?ue of thrt Intended grant, either ul
tagethei i unless the grant bo mado subject to the claim of
the ea wafer.
XXI.-such c iv.ats *hill be In Ibc same form and shsll
kava the same effect and a.iall he tleaU wllii In ad respects in
the nani" way. us uearlv us mav b?. ss ea-.eats losigid muter
the Heal Prop. iH onilnaiu e of 1 s ti. and the (rov. mnr shall
:>?ue all sne'i grant* and order such Indorsem-uts thereon as
h?oaseaeeaaawylaeoaaeqaaaee of anv tina indfment that
may be given by the supreme court In the matt. r. or if any
^ . Ii ca\ .it lie with t:i n b. acie.- .ent bciween the parilea.
that UVliaef avaj u .ne the lut.n l.*l grant la such form and
aitli such lu.iols. uicuta as will currv mit such agreemout.
Is.] CIIAP.I.ES MITCH El.I,
c . nuiLiidoaer of Lands.
Lards OOlt e Fiji, 13th October, 1S7?.
Dil lua3w lh
Tin Tai srrr* or tiik nkw Voaa ?
am. Baooat-va itmma, >
Ornt B: lip, tl WAITBST., Br. KlKI.YN, Dec. '_3. 1870?)
QEALED PROPOSALS will be reeelred by the
0 Ti'iist"i Ithe New York and linsiklvn Hralge at their
?ni.v, Na 91 Wster sL, llr.Miklvn. until 1m. o( Mo.NH vv
JANL AItY 1-'. ISSU, Mr the Insnnf.i. tore and delivery of
abo it I. ISA.OO0 feet (tKjsnl measure) of Saataen Yr l.i.ow
Pi N L. tntlabout -7o,OW> feet (hoatd measure) of Will I E
11 \ K.
Specltie.itl ills limy be bait upon appllc III.HI at the o'VJce of
the Trustees.
_V.. A. itOEHUNO. Chief Engineer.
DROl'OSALS foe Plata Printera' Su;-plies.
1 Tuaaoai IMvahmdit. >
Bl Kt'At U? EM.IIAVl.Mi AMI PaUIUMk)
December IS. IS7U. \
PItoPosAi.s rup. st PPl.lKs. embrat lug dry colors, oils,
chemicals teUHe*, psper, tynographlral inks, binders' materi?
als, i a int. gpic. hardware, and engravers' and pr.liters' sun
in.-. IM u.i'if the Bureau of Kngr* vine and Punting tor six
ii.i.ollts. n-Liitr .In.ie :?<?. 1 -Ml. will Im le.e.ved ut tills office
until l -'o'clts k in.. December 31. IM71I.
IU k o: in- for pn.|sis.i| in.mi an lea s In either t lass, with
iafatiaaikai a* to ouaatll), i|iialllv and cuuUHions, will be fur
uishetl aa aopllratlon.
PioisTKula w.II be compared oa each Item separately, and,
t ons tiering the adaptability of gualltl* s to the work or the
i.ureait. s? well a* the pi lea* pro|a>sed, oiders ? ill be made ou
the P.we-1 bidder f ?! I lie silicic doslretl. .
The nuht to waive defects and to n-ject any or a'l bids is ro?
se rv?sl.
Parttea n^aaatiaa infonuaiion must spaetty upon which
psrtirulir class oi ariirliw lio-y are gualif|.-.i i.. inoi.o.c ami
shouitl address O. if. IKISH,
i r Bureau Eugraving und Printing.
Washington, D. C
I)
/nrnilnre.
I5SK8 nnd OFFICE FURNITURE.
LinUAI.Y TABLES. BOOKCASES, _c,
manufactured by
T. O. SKLLKW,
111 Fultou-st.
AtlENT for THE CKI.F.IIKATKD " Woo'lON ' DI.-k.
F.NE DESKS FOB HOME I SE.
Stcamboato anb tiailroaDs.
POB BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nuii
I galuek u-i.l ILdisatouic Itallio.i.l* ?- leano rs leave Cath
annc si p il'ler 30. E. B.< dsily st 11 30e. m. and'J.30 p. m.
Fere luaer than by any other nsith.
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
VIA THE PALL BIVMa LINE.
I ..i special 1.nute I llekela. Mag illiceut at -amers OLD
ii.LIIM and NEWPoItT 'eave Ne*>N ork dally, tiieliuung
siihd.-> f, at 4 3" p. in. fro'n Pier '.'s, North Kiver, fool of Mur
tu> si Leave BraoWlju, 4:Oo p. bl; Jersey City. 4:_0 p. in.,
via Annex.
TO 15<?S1(IN
VIA THE OLD DELIABLE
SloNIMilO.N l lNi:
l b* e scant Meaus-rs M A ->sAt II I sE ITH and BIIODR
ISLAND have Pn r 33 Not I '? Itiver (loot of Jsrst.) at 4:JU
I. ni., d?llv. EXCEPT st NDAYis.
.special lust i lass buiiict ticket* g( tsi only fur the Idp for
a huh they aie Issued tooth istat ami train, as spertnt-d on the
lacs- of each tied) sold i .a this line Horn New Yi rk to Be-too
iat?l.
Siiitsroomsan.l ticki ts sei'or.-tlst Nos. 303. 897. 7S^ snd
:>4: Broadway, at Mctr'.)*>lit in and Fifth Avenue Hotels.
New York, lud at 333 Washington st., Hrooklvu. Ticketaar?
also .. Id ai ad prin. ipal h.deis and Hckei-oU. _* and at offices
ut Weal col I KxprraaCo.
PK0Vn>BHC8 LINK tor freight only.
Kb aim 11 Lie. trs au.i Oalalea leave Itel -U, North Hirer
(foot ot \S arr.-u sL). daliy, except Sundays, at 4 p. m , fur
i i.ivitb-iii-tlireci. Ficightviacilherhut taken at lowest tales.
Lv.i-int ii s. ha in i it h.
i...l r_a.A.uit * )'r_a__uu
THE MONET MARKET. "
MALKS-dOTBhVIMMNT MTOOK DBF ABTUBXZ.
m
H.10?
third call?lLa o'clock r. m.
I "1907
107V 1 30.000 .be..101
fourth: call-24 t/ctoci p. m.
riHKT CA I 1,-10 L, o'clock ?.
U 8 4s Co 1 poo 1807. 6,000.
D I AtConpon 1881
10.000
V " On, Registers* lsao
lO.OOO. 108 V
DNti Coop 1007
loOOOO.?3... . 104
D * escnrrcney 189?
IO.O00..
KALEH BAILBOAD A.Y/> OTUKS SECUKTTIBS.
lOA. M.?liUM RKriiKR TllfC CAIL.
Imp A Trad Hank
11.. Vit
I'C * I 0 1st M
m ?7
Trust Co Cer A*
Snojileinentary
11 M s?p?
M 1. A I ? 1st Pref
Incom
10600 7??%
Tri Per in I. drant
MM ,| 1 j
Kanaan Pacific
Dru u.v 0? As
with Coup Cert
6M ..uiv
C Kall? A Mm 1st
KM JOS ,
Mt Panl < 'on 8 F
IM. .11 1 >?.
Horn- W A Ogdeti
lat Cunxol
1M. 61 ,51H.. SS
Ei le Now 2d Con
0M..8f.\ J
s nr., runnel i'o
100.. 8**300.. 3*1
I Pullman wr..
10..1IM ,'100.103
Pacific Veil
Dm ..i?V'4i)0..3S
300..34 "si
A 1 aim n Ifnion
HHJ.IQtH, JOO.IOO',
i" I? 01. i.?. .11., ,
200 100 lloO.IWa
NYLKsW "n
im 41 ?, iOO .40?,:
SOO 41 100. .40?.'
3'j0...4?)?J
N \ I K W'n pre' I
200.. ?7** 100.. ?8
? icblgau ( eairal |
list i1i>?2<m> up,
100 91'?,35 . OK
I ake shorn
lM.luOS 400.100V
?North wsso.ru
100..8MVIO0 8il?? I
Central of Ni
100 80
Del. Lack, t We n ,
WO 8."4 100..82A,
Kock Island
100..14?
I si pft0|
MO <?%
Wabasb Psclrlo
; 200. 40 , '?io 404a
Wik "l I, 4 P pre"
1 loo 0.4 VI'0..fa'*
" 88 V 100 ?HD?
Kanaaa A Texas
000 .Jl V40v. 314,
100 IVIOO.SIV
t 1h..1.U soiith'a R
loo .ft* "j
st I. A D m Ml As
00 45 S 200 . 44V
2U-I..4S I
?si L a s Fran prel
100 4?
Mobile AO a wot
1 oO.. 20
Naab Chat a m l
4<si. 78??
Manhattan R'wap
Uro. 66 V
'?CA- IC
2<ro 21 ,100..30*4
20'L. 20 Vi
FIRST li' ADD - 1 0 l.j (Vi LOCKA. M.
American Express
100. OH
Fiill'm Pal Car Co
174 104
Western Union
lM.lOOi 1<>0 100??
Fat Um Mail a a
ItO M
Lake ehore A M s
3o0 ..DPI*.
K Y Lake K A Wn
Oiaj 4i ,Iimi .40'?
t'nlon Paclric
100 82vloO. H3
Clere a Pitta Ofd
200.106 V 00.. 100 V
t'liiaiiu southern
S0O..fi.*V
Chic Mil AM F
260 72'? fXIO 7^H?
Hur C It a Nonh'u
21 6tf<?
i lic.-.'i,m-ake a Ohio
20??. 17'a
tndCIa a r.af.iv. 11
:psi :i
Phil <? Reading
400 07
' Mo Kan a Terea
800.. a i ??,i ?00 31 >
' st fauns t m a 8 a
, 200.. 45
' Wab st L a p pref
'OO. 6.4'?
>i Louis a 8 Fran
100 42 lOO 42V
s: Laodson Frprt
200 48V
st L a 8 f lat pre*
MO..0tfn2?.. ?0
2U0..0? j
12^ (?'('LOCK?8ALK8 BEFORK THE CALL.
Rome SV A og l?tC
l>M..6l^UM. 66
1 .l ie New .'o < 'on
CM ? ; ? mm sc?
40M.S'i,?|
lint lll'i a U 11 In
6M .49'o
Or R'v A N lat
mm 113
lieu A Rio U 1st
1UM..II4
Mo Kan AT 2d
DIM...17
Mo K A Tex C As
IM .92'?
11 |... 1 an F. lat
IM hi. ?1 , i
Well* Fargo Ex
48....100
i'uhuikn Pal Car C
10.. too
sutro Tunnel Co
800.. 3'?20 ... 3?,
Del a Hudson
400 74V 200 .74
Western Cniou
cISl.KHO..- jo l.lol
lOO.lOOVJOO.lOO'a
h O li M
1'a.lflc M II
800 .34'-.25 .. 84H
2ou..34*?l
Krie lt?llw?r i Del tatck A West
2050 40 V?00 4! >. 4 ?> c2*al700.83
3100.41 iloOAMl-1? 1 d'o hv-,.100 Hf.
?"0 .41 I 1I00.K2>m(
F:ile RaUnar pref MorrlaA Eaeex
100..?8 ;:?Li..e8'? '2'a'lOi1?
'oo ..7?, KNi .CHAj i auala sontbern R
Mu hi Mitral i 500 ii.'i1, Hai ?j?,
200 Ol V18.. O.'V ' ' hi" A Alton
ll?y 92 , o.. P3 i 18..99V?
6isi..pi V| ! lud i in A Lafar't?
latk* shore 200 .8
1M.101 1300.101 j Ka- aa* A Texa?
M.101 v'lOOlOl h i 1?'0 31 SiOO..31?j
a West
. 1ISI.101*?,
1 I 'Blon pacific
10 82??
? en ol .V Jer?ev
200 . mo KiOO. .sO\
60.. 79*? IOO..bO>?
Ioo..8?H,|
St Paul
4iX)..72'? 500. 72*?
50.. 72?-100..7a'V
400.. 72%J
-i Paul Prof
50. 9S'?
rt a'ia*h sl.AP
Lako Erie
100 .20
M tunat'an K R
20 1 65
Nash ? hat a 8t U
Iini 78??
N V N H a Hart
40. 164'?
iic/i.ii R A N'ar Ce
loo..lira
Han A St Jo
101 13
Hal * st lo Pref
nn. 6.<*?
|2IH). 4o\, loo..*t0A| Ohm*} Vls*j??Jpp|
I W ah St LAP Prei . 1 mi ?71? loo ?1??.
Waft St LAP Prei . 1<mi .
100..tj.iaol0O..tia\ i i'AIU
100 .?J??1 j Moo .ii . ,.,
27*.
31V
-' 1 ?MO BOA HD? 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
Bur C R ?t N 1 st
DIM bS DIM.88
Che* A O Pur
M y Fund
M 10.. Is
Mil A st P CS F
ISM 111 rs
Lake E A W 1st 6s
:,m
M. iroiM.Mtan E 1st
2M..IOIV
Mo Kan A This*
Consols H K As
1 Oaf. 93
Ot ntral Pacific O fl
'?' M hiv,
N Y ElevaiedlstM
1M 114 OM 114
U Par siniuug FoJ
' 2M..1I?
Soiilh Pi*c 1st M
HOOBsj
Texas Pac In L U
M ? '
st Land I Monnt
Cairo a Fuitou ist
UM. 103'? IM. 104
T a Wab Cou Conr I . u 14 ?> ??
111...15'?
Western Ualoa 1 chic Mill A St P
3J0.I01 ion. 101 >? lisi 7/', 3o0 72*a
Pacitlc Mail 81> C Wab st L A Pao
I ?Mi .(.'.t, 10v..U Mi. tOV
Lrie lUllwav M ab st L a P pre(
II 0 ll\4 0 .4I\ IOO..03S.400 031a
600. .41 V700. .4 11? Pel Lack an? Wesf
I-ne llansrsv pref 4'NI so -?'.'ijo.8iTs
400. 68 '200 . 68'? ' 2M 88 " *
100 ? " ?. Mauhattao K R
Mich Central IM.-Msj
luo,.hj l<s) ?'.". st I. A -an Fran
Lake shore AMR: Dsl..42 100 43
304X101 .M.'.lo: M..kaaATexaa
6iSi.ini',600.l?lAjl IM .31*4
100 lot'?, I .Northern Paatfla
1 nn.u Pa. iflc
100 s-.' ?'. 100..82s,
Clove A diu O'iT
2OO..106I-J
1" '0% 800 8i
1 em Pal Pf*d
. DM .56 |6 ... 65
1 Canada southcra
( entiaJ of .S J I loo .051?
l"0..so a. Ml.lM4r) As
<tide A N Western DM) .45>?>
500..87V, 1011.87'. Morns a Essex
Ch A Northwesl uf
DHL. 103 "a
Cbio A R Island
I. -. Ml '4
"in. A Miss pref
210 M\
I c c a I Outral
ISO.. 21'si'HI..20'?
SALES FROM 2?a O'CLOCK TO CI.01B OF B?81XKSS
3 O'CLOCK P. M.
Erie preferred
10O..WA?M0.,Mlfl 1900. 83 r
Lat Rl'n A Mun lit Illinois Ce .tral
100 PSVH^J 99
100 98*?l
MicMirau Central
T ITanre 2d pref
im...o1?
5M..H1
Tol a Wabish 2d
1UM !>8 5M. US'*
1011 !I8>?|
Oreat West 2d M
1AM Pfl'-j
? Y Flerated 1*4
SoM s., ?J0M.S7
10M .S7 I
K W a Og 1st con
8M..65
Bo* H a Erie 1st
2OM..03
Che* A Ohio 1st
?.riles U
20M II J
Mo Kan A T 2d
10M..j.7
T A Wab 1st M
st L Division
no..Too
Pu hu..n Pal Car C
so., lot
Utile Plt*?*f M g
llK'./J^Hi
Atlantic A P Tel
100...41
Delawui?? * IIud
100..7I'?
W r?iern t'nlon
I>-1 Ltd a We*t>
'.'?si s.i '700 831
6'JO. 83V100..8J
Kansas A Tsiaa
1M 8lTal4uo.82V
14(8) 112 ;siaj. xa?J
- simj.sk??
10". 92M0?i..?3 "m Jim?. . a-jOiSL .321?
100 93 jlO-i 93S 1M .32'? I0O..32U
100 .03?J.'00..9.'N 5 'tl .sj v.vk) 82*s
7(*y. 03V400. 93?a ixs) .a.".. riK) M>a
60.. 03'j "IMI. 32^,200 .32\
Lake shore Canada Southern
1M. 101 s 100.102 I 100.66
2M loi?,20o ... (I Lou ivtiie a xash
2iMj.10lV2iMi.10l ?, 3o.i .roi
600.101 ?si'100.101 Ts Mobile a Ohio Asa
Lnion Faciac ; loj 20Sj
10O..6.1 Mauh 'tiau R R
CentRRotMJ ' 1'Ni. 54V 10 . 65
600..H-ja. 100 Si's N Y I I. rated
3D0..80''^4ol'..8i '? 100 .123
100..si lloo. 81's Northern Psciflc
HML.BIVI'O si lo.. .30 > US) 31V
700..31 1100..83
100 31??2?J0..81'a
IC0..81 V'00..81t?
pot t. asaiara
100 .87^ 100 .87V N-rin Pi Pref
300..8, Aj DMJ..5b'?llN)..60'4
Northwest pref Phil A Reading
100.10.1'? 200.100? 1 5<Si..o7?s
I st Paul !l.tiiu.hal A st Jo
100..72V160..73'. 1 2HI 33V
I IOO..72*4'5O0 .7.0? II Ast Jo Pref
150O 73 ,^0J TSV 000 63'?'200..*4
6O0.I1H '4 loii.tm 14 list .7j> Mmj 7o'- 800..aS*9
800.101^.200.101 i st Paul pref iNaahCASL
10". 101 "si 1 100..PO>? DM)..PPV '?'0. 78'a400.?78*a
Paclhr Mall 200..09'.UO,.M <-t I. A Irtiu VI A*
2O0.35 t. 100..35'-j est Paul A Mlu It' I "o. .4 .?? Oof). 45Sj
IM. 34Sil I 100 4? ICO 45-? 100..46V
Rock Island IWubashPac 5 . 46 |
100 4? l7isj 41 500.41 Vs 01,10 A Miss
N V C A Hudson 600..4IV8O0..4I'? . 300..18 200..28V
20.. 127"v s.. 129?a 400 .41 V| oh 10 A Miss pref
2IHC 30 I I Wab Par pref 100 57'?
KneRailwav 200 ?3 V4oO..0iV CCA I u
6tSl .41 a.7IMJ..41 V: 3ia) 04 .100 .04 100 2o'?3f>0 .21
3500 41^,1:181.21^, 600..64'?J I 1)8)..21 1100 . 20*?
I 200..21'.,100..20V
N. r. MIMIK? STOCK KXC1IA VO? .SALES.
sAI.iS AFTKR THI' SI C.is U CALL.
California
200. 3.20
Con Viratuia
DM). b30. 3.45
8* . 3.40
60. 3.60
Oothlsbaw
100
; Caled*nla B II
100 *15. 2.55
HukUl
10<l.b30. 8.93
100.t.-ol
7iMl.b3*i. 3.00
100. 8.76
Soulb Hits
Ass'm't unpd i 200. b.'O 3.25
J4SJ. 05 I 200. 8.10
lav..
62
63
.Vi
?3
53
? I
3
200 . 181
Helle Nie
I00. 1.3?
100 . 1.45
Bolle
20 . 8
50 . .1?.'.. 8'? , 500. 8.
Impi'ilal oraimlle
100 . 36 i 1 WO. b3. 44
|3O0. 44
b3. 8.15
2i8? .. .. .1.05
100 blO. 3.15
DK)..t>3. 3.10
100 bl6. 8 10
joo. 3.05
Hnckeve
200 blO. to
I 800.
200 hi
. ?0'. boo.
,00 hi ?..
. .-.IM? blO.
< 2'.'<K)h.1'i.
5oo M
shamrock
, 200 1.4 *
!40ll. 1 41
! Ore'nMnuni'n
300 bx<>. '.Mil
slrriaNevssta
20 .atlo. SO*?
Rappahan'ock
50o b.lu. 37
200 blO 31
100. 36
Reehrel
DM) bJO. l.no
I loo. r.'.u
I Buiwer
4. 9
50. U'?
I.eadville
I 200 .... 4.60
Lucerne
lOKI . . . 15
' 1518) .... M
! 100. 17
oreat East.-ra
5IMI. 28
Tuscarora
I0>). 21
? iold Place*
2O0. 26
Amerlc'nFiag
500 b30. 64
Wkdmisdat. Dec. 24?p. m.
The btistness at the Stock Kx'-?anire to-day wao
light in all its departments. Tho lirst two and one*
half hours were iziveii tip to some really enjoyable
Christmas festivities, of which an account will be
fou ml in our local coin inns. Alter that buaineao
Wits rc.iillO'il, hut it was not c.-utliiiletl without
occasioiiiil interruptions from the outbursts of fun
from some of the members, who were unable
ttu restrain their expressions of joy oatural
o the season. Finally a general and
sharp advance in tho pricea fur stocks furnished to
some a MIM for additional joy. while by others it
was defined poor food for Christmas reflection,
Ihe total transactions of the day aru-miited only to
114.IMR) shares, couspieiioii* .iinoOJal which were
Lake Shore, Michigan Central, the coal stocks, St?
Paul common, and Missouri, K.rtisas mid Texas.
The Sr. L ulls and San Francisco shares were no!
as strong as on preceding i!a\>-, und tlie Elevated
Kailroad stocks were a shade lower.
Tin- Baol c!..iiigcs from the closing prices yester*
4.1.1 s ; re as follows! Advances?('., (?. und I. 0^
Krie.Western I'uiou and Pacific Mail, each ?4| flau?
tnhal and St. Joseph, Nashville, Chattanooga aud
St. Loins. Ohio aud Mississippi preferred ami lr*?Q
Mountain, each :V : Chicago, Ut. PBbJ aimI Minneap?
olis, Northwest, Hannthal aud St. Joseph preferred,
Illinois Central, Oregon Kailroad mid Navigation,
Reading and Union l'aciflc, each L,. Delaware
and Hudsou and Wabaab, each ?>. "Delaware,
Lackawaiiua and Western, Michigan Central, Lrla
preferred, Wabasb preferrexl and Atlantic aud P?
ciflo Telegraph, each ?4; Northwest . . eiei i- .1, 7? I
Kock Island. St. Caul. Northern Pacinc aud Ohio
and Mississippi, euch 1; 8t. Paul 1 referred. New
Jersey Central, Missouri. Kansas and TexM
and Northern Pacitio preferred, each 1*41
Lake Hhore l*a I ?n<1 Central and Hud?
son, 3 per cool. Declines?( heaapeaks and/
Ohio, Chicago and Altou and St. Loul*
and Sau Francisco preferred, each '4; ManbattsB
Lievaien. -?m ; Louisville aud Nashville and New*"
York LT.". a ted each h; Mobile aud Ohio,7? aad St.
Lonlsaiul San Francisco first prafcried 1 percent.
The Philadelphia Mock Excbaugo adjourned at
11 o'clock, and the oulv uuotations recatived hoat

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