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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,367. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1875?TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIRECTOR! FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUSEMENTS?Skcond Face?Fuarth, fifth Mid sixth
columua.
ASTROLOGY?Twelfth Pack?Sixth column.
HAI L SEASON?Skcond Pack? Fourth column.
BlLLlARDS?twklfth Pauk?Sixth coluiuu.
HOARDER* WANTED?Skcond 1'aok?Second and third
columns.
HOARD AND LODGING WANTED-Skcokd Pack?Third
Column.
HOOTS AND SHOES?Eleventh Pa?*?Fifth colnmn.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE?Second Pace?
Firm column.
BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITIES?Ninth Pauk.
BUSINESS NOTICES?.Skvknwi PAGK-Filth and iixth
columns. _
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-Second PACE-Hrst
colnmn. _
CLERKS AND SALESMEN?TwELrru Pack?Second and
third columns.
CLOTHING?Twklftii Pack?Third column.
COACHMEN AND GARDENERS?Twelfth PAc?-Thlrd
COASTWIsfe STEAMERS?PtnsT Pack?Sixth column.
COPARTNERSll IPS-Ninth Pauk.
COUNTRY BOARD?Sh o.ni> I'auk?Third column.
DANCING ACADEMIKS?Second Pauk?Fourth column.
DENTISTRY?ElkVKNTH PaoE ?Sixth coluiuu.
DRY "? ? -
DW
AND
EUROPEAN'STEAMSHIPS? Fmm Pace?Filth mid Sixtb
columns.
EUROPE?Sbcokd Pack?Fourth col unic.
FINANCIAL?Ninth Pauk.
FINE ARTS? Elkvknth Pauk?Fifth column.
FOR HALE?Twki.ftii Pauk?Fourth column.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
Second Pauk?Second column.
PUItNlTT'RB?Twki.ftii Pauk?Fourth column.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS?TwKLrtU Pack?Third
column.
HELP WANTED?FEMALES?Twelfth Faoh?Second
colnmn.
HBLP WANTED?MALES?Twelfth Pack?Third column.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS?Klkvkntii Pauk?Fifth column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, AC.?FtB?T I'auk-Fourth and
fifth columns.
HOTELS? Second Pack?Third column.
HOUSES, ROOMS, AC., WANTED?Eleventh Pace-Firth
column.
INSTRUCTION?Second Face?Third column.
LOST AND FOUND? Fikst Pauk?Second column.
MACHINERY?Twklittii Pauk?Fourth column.
MARBLE MANTELS?Twelfth Pauk?Fourth column.
MEDICAL?Twelfth Pauk?Sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DUESSMAKI.NG-Fibjt Pack?Fifth
colurun.
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?Tuitu Pace?
Sixth columu.
MUSICAL?Skcond Paot?Fourth column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS?Seventh P.uje?Sixth column.
PERSONAL? Fibkt Pauk?Second colvnui.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, AC.?KnvaNnt Pauk?Sixth
column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE?Eleventh Face?Fifth column,
PROPOSALS?Eleventh I'auk?Sixth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT?Skcond Pack?First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCIIANGE-Bkcond PACB-Pirst
column.
REAL ESTATE WANTED?Skcond Pack?Ft nit column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES?Fihkt Pauk?Second column.
REWARDS?Fiiint Pauk?Second column.
8 ALES AT AUCTION?Twklfth Pack?Filth and sixth
columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALES?Twelfth Pack?
First nnd second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?'J'wKLrru Page?Second
colnmn.
SPECIAL NOTICES?First Paue?Sccond, third and fourth
column*.
SPORTING?DOGS, BIRDS, AC?Fiiwt Pace?Fourth
column.
THE TRADES?'Twelfth Faoh?Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PUBFOSES-SkcOnd Pace?
First column.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE?First I'auk?Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
Skcond I'auk?Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE?Second Pace?Fourth col
umn.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, AC.?Eleventh Pace?Sixth col
umu.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET?Second Pack?First column.
WINTER RESORTS?Second Pauk?Third column.
HERALD PARIS Bl'KEAl.
ERALD PARIS BUREAU,
H
CI AVENUE DE L'OPERA.
The following It a list of the papers on Oil In the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM,61 Avenue de POpera,
Paris, to far at their names have been communicated to the
HERALD :?
NEW YORK.
All New York city morning aud evening papers.
Daily Telegram New York.
Dully St nuts Zeitung New York.
Dally New Yorker Press? New York.
Dally Courrler desEtaU Uuis New York,
Dally Me.-SRi.-er FraDco Amerlcafti. New York.
Daily ntid SuniUy News (English
una German Editlous) New York.
L'Kco D'ltalia New York.
El Cumcrclo New York.
New Ytimer Handel's Zeitung New York.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine..New Y'ork.
Harper's Weekly New York.
Harper's Bnr.ar New Y'ork,
Jewish Messenger. New Y'ork,
Frank Leslie's Ladies' Mera*inc...New York
Fran* Leslie'* llluMrsled
Newspaper New Yor*
rrank Iwslie's Budget of Fun New York.
Frank Leslie's Ladies' Journal...New York
Frank Leslie's Pleasant Hours New Yorlc
Nautical iliisettc New York
The Arcadian New York
The American Artisan New York.
The Christian Union ? New York
The Daily Graphic New York
The I rec Lance New York
The New Y'orkrr Journal New Y'ork
'Ihe Home Journal New Y'orit
The Galaxy New York
Patent Right (iaiette New York
Weekly Irish Democrat New Yorh
Moil I (II., unpoiier New York
The Nation New York
Illustrated Weekly New York
llinstrated Household Magazine ..New York
New York Mercury New York,
Sunday Mercury New York
Caverley't Weekly Age New York
Rural New Yorker New York
New York Ledger New York.
The Methodist New York
Humphreys' Paint aud Oil Trade.. New Yum,
Harness and Carriage Journal New Y'orit.
Domestic Monthly New York
Xe Beau Monde..., New Yor*
The Albion .?? Yorn
The Wall Street Journal New Y'ork
American Agriculturist New Y'ork
The New York Era New Y'ork
hordstjernan New York
Sunday Times New Y'ork
New York ''-"ricr Ne Y'ora,
O Noro Mundo New 1 or*,
El Eipejo New York
El Cronista New York
Irish American New York
Appleton's Journal New York
Appleton's Railway Guide New York
Christian Intelligencer New York
La Imlependencia New York
The Chronicle New York
Freeman's Journal. New York
t'lotiuer and Hatter New York
The Hob New York
Oil Palnt and Drug Reporter New York
New Y ork Dramatic New*. New York
New York ubs-rver New York
New York Bimrtstneu New Y'ork
Forest and Stream New Y ork
Seward's Coal Trade Journal New York
The Tefelct New York
American Checker Flayer New York
Home Journal of Health New York
JLe Bulletin de New York New Y'ork
Th-- Scotsman aud Caledonian.... New York
Heart and Hand New York
insurance and Real Estate Journal. New York
gorden New fork.
Engineering aod Mining Jeurnal. .New York
The Christian at Work New York
The Independent New York
Manhattan Monthly New York"
Little Schoolmate.. .'...JilZ Yolk
1,'nitmi States Kconomlat Mid Dry
Goods Reporter New Y'ork
JO* American Commercial Times.New Y'ork.
The Comic World. New York
Ne* Yorker Deinokrut New Y'r.r^
Mn>le Trade Review New Y'orit
Cornwall Times Onrnw.it
Dally Herald andGasette..........Utic" L
Dally Argus... Albany.
Daily Evanine rimes Allianv
The^nndav Pres. .All",,*'.
Dally Courier Buffalo.
Dally Commercial Advertiser Buffalo
Dally Express K'-chesiet
Daily Budget Troy.
Dally Times Troy.
Daily Eagle Brooklyn.
Daily Argus Brooklyn.
Car-cite Yonkers.
The Rongh Notes Klnderhook
Mohawk Valley Register Fort Plain
Dally News Kinjtsiot.
Rural Gasette. .... ... Haihu*k.
PENNSYLVANIA
Deny Examiner J.ancastei.
Daily Bulletin Philadelphia
Dally Press Philadelphia
)tally Evening Star Philadelphia.
ltai y Telegraph Philadelphlis.
Da y Times Philadelphia,
Dally Inquirer Philadelphia.
Daily North American ana lulled
Stales liiuette l">illanctpnta.
Public Ledger PliilmlelpMa.
Sunday Transcript Philadelphia.
Sunday Republic Philadelphia.
Sunday Dispatch Philadelphia.
Sunday Mercury Philadelphia.
Biulwav World Pliiladelnhiak
Llpplncott's Magasine Philadelphia.
Keening Chronicle Philadelphia.
Arthur's Illustrated Home Maga
sine Phthiaetpnta.
Irarie Journal Philadelphia
Sundny Times Philadelphia,
Daily i'ninnierclal Pitt slung.
Daily Chronicle Pittsburg.
Dallj Despatch Pittsburg.
Daily lender Pittsburg.
DaMy Pitt-liurg (iasette Pit I shnrg.
Deity Miners' Journal I'ottsville.
Daily Tdieirrapli Harrishurg.
Jii.ilv Intelligencer Lancaster.
Dully Times and DispaU'h Reading.
Coal Gazette MaucL Chunk
MASSACHUSETTS.
I'ally Transcript Boston
I'ally Herald Boston.
Daily Journal Boston.
The Golden Rule Boston.
New England Farmer Boston.
Dally Republican Springfield.
Dally Evening Gasette Worcester.
Hpt' Worcester.
Tim liuriker Hill Times CtiHrlestowa.
J he t ape Ann Advertiser... Gloucester
ii.ii. *. CONNECTICUT
I'sily Times MartftwA
Daily I on rant"....... 1 *' l| !r{ I rJ
lUnJmSlo" ' New Haven.
i'aDbnry News Dont,or.
^England Lodger ]. Meriden."
gllj, <!!!!0:. ( .ncn?an.
Wil ly Star ClnclnnatL
J J' J5,11'!"1"' ClnclnnatL
V Cleveland.
ni1 ,niver,e Cleveland.
?8la
HERALD PA KIN BVREAC.
INDIANA,
DtU; Evcnii>e duelte Terre II?ule.
MICHIGAN.
Daily Evening News Detroit.
WISCONSIN.
Daily Republican and Leader. La Crosses
Dally Liberal Democrat .La t'rosse.
The State Journal Maaisun.
Georgia.
Pally News SavannaH
Chronicle and Sentinel.... Augusta.
Enquirer-Sun Colunibug.
Telegraph and Mententer.,.. Macon.
KENTUCKY
Dally Courier-Journal Louisville.
*KW HAMPSHIRE.
Daily Patriot Concord.
? , NEW JERSEY.
Da Jy Journal Jersey City.
Daily Evening Argus Jersey City.
Daily Journal Newnrk.
Daily Cuxette Trenton.
_ ? _ NEBRASKA.
Daily Press Nebraska City.
. , MISSOURI.
Daily Globe and Democrat Kt. Lonls.
Missouri Republican St. Loul*.
The Leader Springfield
IliLlNOIH.
Daily Inter-Ocean Chicago.
Daily Tribune Chicago.
Dally Post and Mail Chicago.
The Bulletin Cairo.
The Sun Cairo.
Daily Register Springfield.
VIRGINIA,
Daily Dispatch Richmond.
Daily Enquirer Richmond.
Daily Guide and News Richmond.
Daily Day Book Norfolk.
The Landmark Norfolk.
The Virginian Norfolk.
BOOTH CAROLINA.
News and Courier Charleston.
i?OU1K1A.Na.
Daily Times New Orleans
Daily Christian and Advocate New Orleans.
The New Orleans Bee New Orleaua,
Home Journal and Rural South
land New Orleans.
Weekly Budget ?<* New Orleans.
CALIFORNIA.
Daily Record Union Sacramento.
Daily Chronicle Sau Francisco.
pally Bulletin ....Bun Francisco.
Daily Morning Call San Francisco.
Daily Alia Calll'ornian ..San Francisco.
Daily Examiner Can Francisco.
Journal of Omnmerce San Francisco.
Napa county Reporter Napa City.
KANSAS.
Daily CommonwealtB Topena.
Doily Times.. u l^avenworth.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Capital...., Washington.
Sunday GazetM Washington.
Daily Star Washington.
Daily Chronicle Washington.
Dally Evening Telegram Washington.
Sunday Herald Washington.
ALABAMA.
The Mobile Register. Mowie.
The Advertiser Montgomery.
Weekly Times Opclika.
Ul'All.
Dcscrct News Halt Lake City
TENNESSEE.
A valanche Mem phla.
AppcuL Memphis.
* RHODE ISLAND.
Journal Providence
MISSISSIPPI.
The Herald , .Vicksburg.
The Times Jackson.
Democrat and Courier , Natchea.
NORTH CAROLINA
Roanoke News Weldon.
Citizen Ashville.
MARYLAND.
Daily German Correspondent ltultirnore.
Daily Sun I Baltimore.
Daily Gazette Baltimore.
Daily Baltimore Wecker Baltimore.
Journal of Commerce Baltimore.
ARKANSAS.
8asette., Little Roclr.
cmocrat Russellvllle.
Colorado.
Mining Review Georgetown.
TEXAS.
Daily News. Galveston.
Weekly News Galveston.
Texas Almanac and Emigrant's
Guide to Texan Galveston.
MINNESOTA.
Dally Evening Mall Minneapolis.
MAINE.
The Seaside Oracle... Wiscasset.
MONTANA
The Now North West Deer Lodge.
DELAWARE.
The Commercial Wilmington.
Canada.
The Daily Sun Montreal.
PERSONAL..
Advertisers and the public generally
WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT THE
CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING Tl-LEGRAM
LAST WEEK ATTAINED A DAILY AVERAGE OF
8B.386 COPIES.
Belt link cars, Wednesday <yesterday>
morning.?Will laJ* it* eeal skin sacque. crepe
veil and black kid glows, who alighted near Ninth avenue,
grunt interview to gentleman sitting opposite f Address
FERVID, box 103 llerald office.
Broadway Wednesday afternoon, decbm
ber 22. 1875.?Lady in dark dress, with brown fur trim
ming. black eyes and hair; some incident to prevent mis
take. Address LEONIDAS. Herald Uptown Branch office.
G.
Third and Lexingtou avenues," who adtertised
rooms In Sunder ilerald nf ,*>th Inst, please tend address to
A. 1*. Y., Herald Uptown Branch office.
HOBOKKN FERRY, WEDNESDAY.?SEALSKIN
sacqae and cap to Fulton stru.t. Address ANCUOR,
llerald office.
JOE-CALL AT 274 ELIZABETH STREET.
ADA WHITNEY.
Maiiel e. n p.?important news for you.
Send your address to AUSTIN D. M?E, llerald
Brooklyn Branch office.
Mahomet.-will the lady who, accompa
Died by gentleman with auburn hair, got Into Eighth
street car, corner of Fourth avenue, about 6:15 1*. M , on
Wednesday evening last. c< inmnnlcate with an ardent and
Impetuous admirer, who go', into the car at the same time?
Address OYSTER. Hernia office.
OMEO.?BLACK, THIN VEIL, CAME BELOW THE
mouth. Address box 1114 llorald Uptown Branch officc.
Rn. F.?THERE'S A LETTER FOR YOU IN TIIE
. Brooklyn Post office. Have been out of the city;
lience the delay in answering. BRUNETTE.
rpiTA?GET MY LETTER MAILF.Q LAST NIGHT
1 without delay ; it explains what you have lost: we re
main here. NORTON.
1I7EDNBSDAY. ?WILL TIIE TWO LADIES WHO GGT
TT out of coupe corner of Broadway and Twenty-sixth
street, about two o'clock Wednesday morning, and went Into
dressmaker's, favor the gentleman who waited near Worth
monument with their address. Address S. A. 11., Herald
Uptown Branch office.
20D STREET FERRY, DEC. 22.-LADY WHO
O bowed to gentleman as he entered office near Tenth ave
nue; last wen entering Twenty-second stroet. Ninth avenue.
Address O., box 1M2 llerald Uptown Branch office.
It
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
pHRISTMAS-CHRIST CHURCH, FIFTH ANENUrI.
ly First communion, 7:!?>; morning prayer, sermon and
socond communion, 10 :3G, Dr. Thompson officiates.
LOST AND POUND.
ADVERTISERS AND THE^PTBLIC GENERALLY
t\. WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT THE
MRCCLAT10N OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM
Last week attained a daily average of
38,280 COPIES.
LOST-MONDAY, DECEMBER 20 IN THIRD AVE
nuc car, or between Third and Eighth avenues, in
IJiltb street, a Pockotbook, containing a sum of money.
Finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It at 34U West
130th street. ^
I OST?MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 20, A
J worsted Lap Robe, with stripes of black, green and
gray, and the letters C. E. II. $5 reward will be paid lor its
return to Dr. 1IACKLEY, 47 West Thirty-first street.
LOST OR STOLEN?DRAFT OF TIIE WESTERN NA
tlonal hank cfPhHadelphlann the Gallatin National
Bank, New York, No. 0,785, dated November 10, 1875, for
$*7.*). l'ayment having been stopped, all persons are cau
tioned against receiving or negotiating the same.
POCKETBOOK LOST-CONTAINING ABOUT f:tO,
while shopping on Broadway, between Ninth and Four
teenth streets. The honest Under will be rewarded by re
turning it to W. II. WEEKS, 178 Broadway.
REWARDS,
REWARD.?LOST, A BLACK AND TAN DOG,
)?) with one eye. weighing about 10 pounds. The above
reward will be paid to any one returning him to 24 East
Thirty-fourth street.
Ala HKWARD.-ANY PERSON GIVING INFORMA
?iP 1 U lion of Goods removed from 153 South street, Sun
day, December 12, and where they can be tound, will receive
the above reward. H7I Broadway.
REWARD.
If the party who took Overcoat from Sht'k's restaurant,
120 Nassau street, on Monday, belween 12 and 1 o'clock,
will return the same at the above restaurant he will receive
the above reward : no questions asked.
d> r /\ REWARD.?LOST, PROM CARRIAGE IN PIFTH
?15>?)V/ avenue, near Twenty first street, bine Livery Over
coat and Trots-ers. Finder will lie paid fnO and no questions
asked, by returning, this day, to stable 117 West Twenty
. lifth street.
ADVERTISERS AND TIIE PUBLIC GENERALLY
WOULD Dt) WELL TO NOTD'E THAT THE
CIRCULATION OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM
LAST WEEK ATTAINED A DAILY AVERAGE OF
80,280 COPIES.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
A -SODA WATER. MINERAL WATERS.'GINGER
J\. Ales, Sparkling Vi ines, manufacture of complete out
fits of Apparatus and Materials, with full instructions; all
departments of manufacture, bottling and dispensing; ex
clusive rights in desirable territory ; catalogues free JOHN
MATTHEWS, First avenue, Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets. New York,
A -KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES OF~J 8
. SMITH A CO.
RKKTl'CIT? BXTRA CI.ASS 193, FOR 1875.
5, 53, 70, 4H, 80, 13, 22, OH, 78, 14, |(?, 7, 82, 37,
BKSTWCKT?CLig* lf>4. fOH 187IT.
12 42, 78, 23, 74. 38, 0, iifl, 82, Hit, 18, 10, 1, 71.
All orileri address B. NATIIAN, box 4,870 Post office. New
York city.
A -PARKS, EMERSON A CO., AGENTS FOR
a Kentucky State Lotteries, drawn daily.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days.
Kentucky Single Number lottery, drawn December fl, 1S7S.
Prises cashed, iulorinetlon fnrnlsbed and circular* (enl by
addressing PARKS A CO., ISO Broadway, room i Poet
office box 5.373. Private offices attached
UflkM hours. 7 A. M to 7 P. M.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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C. 0. GUNTHER k CO.,
C. O. GUNTHER k CO.,
NO. 10 UNION SQUARE,
NO. ID UN ION SQUARE,
will remain open EVENINGS from date
until JANUARY 1.
C. GODFREY GUNTHER.
CHRISTIAN 0. GCNTIIER, Jr. | UEORUE A. GUNTHER
GRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION.
GRAND HOLIDAY distribution.
GRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION.
$000,000 in Currency. 9000,000 in Purrcncy.
$000,000 in Currency. 9600,000 In Currency.
$000,000 in Currency. $600,000 in Currency.
$000,000 In Currency. $600,000 in Currency.
Grant! Capital Gilt $100,000. Grand Capital Gift $100,000.
Grand Capital Gift $100,000. Graud Capital Gift $100,000.
KENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER distribution.
DRAWS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, CERTAIN.
1.1st of Gifts.
1 Gift of $100,000. 1 Gift ol $50,000
1 Gift or 40,000. 1 Gilt of 30,000
1 Gift of 20,00: >. I Gift of 10,000
5 Gifts of $r.,fi00, 85,000. HI Gift* .if $2,500, 25,000
50 Gilts of 1,1*10. 50,000. 500 tilft* of 100. 50,000
5,000 approximations auxuiutiiiir to $200,000
Tickets, $20; Halves. $10; Quarters, Eighths, $2 50.
Address hU orders for Circulars Hud Tickets in this mug
niflcent scheme to the New York Agents,
THOMAS H. HAYS A CO.,
007 Broadway, N. Y.
A?EXTRAORDINARY HAVANA LOTTERY,
December 23, 1875.
1 prlso of Spanish Dollars $500,000
1 prise ol Spanish Dollars IUmkju
1 priae ol Spanish Dollars 50,0<iO
2 pruts of each, Spanish Dollars 25,000
and 3,003 other prises.
filghty-nlBtn
Roynl Saxon Government Lottery,
$9,481,920 gold to be drawn.
First drawing
January 3 ami 4, 1870.
Kentucky State Single Number Lottery,
Grand Holday Scheme,
December lil, 1875.
First prise, $100,000.
Full explanatory circulars free.
THEODOR ZSCHOCn,
Post office box 5,594. 116 Nassau street.
Albert smith, butcher, and dealer in the
finest Beef and Mutton brought to New York; ulro in
the best I'oultry, Game. Fruit, Vegetables, Fish. Oviters,
Ac. Venison for the Holidays u specialty. 510 Sixth a*e
uue, one door below Thirty-first street.
Advertisers and the public generally
WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT THE
circulation OF THE EVENING TELEGRAM
I.AST WEEK ATTAINED A DAILY AVE RAO E Ob1
30,280 JXM'IES.
A -ISAAC O BOYCE, 207 HROADWAY. LAWYER,
? Notary, Commissioner.?Divorce;, obtained promptly,
without publicity. Causes?Deser.tion, incompatibility, ha
bitual drunkenness, infidelity, inhuman troatment, convic
tion of felony. Passports obtained.
Diseases of men and important medical and
Surgical Cases a specialty. IIENRY A. DANIELS,
M D., 144 Lexington utcnuo, neur Twenty ninth street.
OBico hours from 8 to 3.
Fireproof safes-lined with incombust
tblc mineral wool, stand the tire better than sales lined
w.th alums, incombustible Mineral Wool Is sold by the
patentee's agent, ALEXANDER D. ELBERS, 20,'-, Broad
way.
QRAND HOLIDAY DISTRIBUTION
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
R1MMONS, DICKINSON * CO.. MANAGERS.
TO BE DRAWN AT COVINGTON, KENTUCKY,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1875.
PRIZES.
1 Prise of $100,000 Is $100,000
1 Prise of 50,000 is 50.000
1 l'risoof 40,000 is 40,000
I I'rise of 30,000 is 30,0110
1 Prise of 20.000 1* 20,'JJO
1 Prise of 10,000 Is ln.tKS)
5 Prises ol 6.000 are..1 25,000
10 Prizes of 2.500 are 25,( * K)
50 Prises of 1.000 are 50,000
COO Prices of 100 are 50,000
approximation PRIZES.
10 of$2,500 approximating to $l<?0,(*io are $i'i,000
10 of 2,(**i approximating to W M * *1 are 20,<(10
lOof 1,750 approximating to 4".<Wtare. 17,.V*)
10 of 1,500 approximating to Su.OOOare 15.000
lOof 1.250 approximating to 20.000 art 12,500
lOof 1,000 approximating to lO.OOOare. lo.tss)
5.000 20 Arc 100,000
6,631 Prises amounting to $000,000
Whole Tickets, $20; Halves, $10; Quarters, $5.
Address all orders to
SIMMONS, DICKINSON k C0?
Covington, Ky.
-OFFICIAL DRAWING KENTUCKY STATE LOT
r. terles. SIMMONS, DICKINSON k CO.. Managers.
KfcNTPCKY. KXTKA CI.ASS SO. 705? PECKMUKR 22, 1875.
50, 0, 10, 44, 05, 47, 00, t>, 77, II. 30, 81, 3, 70.
KKNTVCKV, l'U? NO. 700? PKCKMUKU 22, 1875.
10, 2, 21, 50, 48 . 71, 52, 20, 31. 54, 00, 51.
HKNUY, KXTILA CLASS No. 791 ? OKLKMIIkK 22, 1875.
14, 1*. 38, 07, 32, 10, !>, ?; 1 05. 45, 6H, OO, 60.
HENRY, CLASS NO. 7t"*2? tlKCkMBBR 22. 1875.
10. 01, 14. 45, 51, 30, 07, 00, 11, 52. 40. 74.
Full information by applying to or addressing J. CLUTE,
200 Broadway, or box 4,1)00 Post office.
?SIMM V NS, It ICKIN SO N k CO.'8 CRAM)
? Monthly Extraordinary 'Drawing en the Havana
Plan, to be drawn December 31; also the Royal Havana
Extraordinary of Cuba, to be drawn December 23 Full in
formation by applying to or addresslug J. CLUTE, 200
Broadway, or box 4.009 Post offlco.
Mutual benefit bavin<is bank.?depc>sitors
will call on Executive Committee in Sun Building,
room 4, or, if unable to cull, send name, address, number of
book and amount of deposit.
VflW IDEA! _
1.1 llckled Oysters by the gallon,
5(1 cents tier quart, at
BTROUB & CO.'S Oyster Depot, No. 93 Caual street, be
tween Forsyth and Eldrldge streets, New York;Ojsters
from our own beds 25 ceuis per quart, from 75 cents to $4
per IK); the largest Stew, Fry, Roast or Broil, served up In
the best style in the city; shipping order* received froni all
rarts of the world for Oysters in the shell, out of the shell or
'ickled, and promptly attended to at market rates. Terms
cash.
VfoTICE.?wTlLIAM^HOROU(ThgoOD JONE8 IIA8
i.1 no connection with the New York School of Arms and
Boxing, 010 Sixth avenue. Colonel MONSTERY,
N~ ERVOUS EXilAUSTION ?A MEDICAL ESSAY
comprising a series of lectures nt delivered at Kahn's
Museum of Anatomy, New York, nu the cause and cure of
Premature Decline, showing indisputably how lost health
may be regained, affording a clear syuopsis of tho impedi
ments to marriage and the treatment of nervous and physi
cal debility, being the result of twenty years'experience.
Price 25 cents. Address the author. Dr. L. J. KAHN, office
and residence 51 East Tenth street, New York.
RAFFLE.-A SPLENDID PIANO will BiTftAFFLED
for at A. B. CRAXDA LI.'8, 125 Fulton street, on Fri
day evening. December 24, at 71- P. M.. 4(> chances, $0 a
chance. All chances not sold will be raffled fur.
R-Kvol.VIN(I STERF.OSt??PES. INGREAT VARIETY,
at tho manufacturer's, * lex. BECKER'S, 500 Broad
Royal Havana lotteuy ? extraordinary
Drawing. Becember ^M.?B, MARTINEZ lias resinned
the business of hi* late brother, J. B.. on the same princi
ples. Address B. martinez k CO., 10 Wall street, base
ment, middle office, or box 4,0*2 Pest office. New York.
KOYAL SAXON LOTTERY. ~
Brunrwick and Hamburg Lotteries.
Royal 11a\ 111..I Lottery.
WACIISMANN A CO , Bankers.
Pott office box S.310. 75 and 77 Nassau street.
rpilli PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
J THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARK T1IE ONLY
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOR THE RECEIPT OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND subscriptions FOR THE
NEW YORK HERALD?
BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET.
1,260 BROADWAY
BOO SIXTH AVENUE.
114 South sixtn stueet, Philadelphia
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
LTN.
rpo the afflicted.?Immediate successful
I treatment, either medical or sur|[ical, from whatever
eiinse. Is assured at the office of Dr. A. M. MACRICEAU,
129 Liberty street.
Si-SECURES A $2'i BOND*BALANCEl~$ll>. ON
iyi. monthly Instalment : $5 sccurel six $2" Bonds in the
drawing of January 3, Industrial Exhibition Company;
highest premium $100,000; the least $21. There aie no
tdanKs. Circulars mailed free ALLEN, EDWARDS k
FORDHAM, 70 Nassau street, New York; lio? 1,628 P. 0.
<2?Qr:n iKiii ?Sixth extraordinary wyo
" "V/. mlng Lottery draws December 27.
Capital prlae $U*),0l?i. Tickeu $1, six for $5. Circulars
mailed free; prises cashod. ALLEN A CO.,
70 Naeeau street, New York.
i\l\(\ I" <:aHU PRIZED. TO BE DI8
fUU".""U trlbuted to ticket holders In Kentucky
St?le lottery, to be drawn December 31, 1875; Whole
T<cket*, *2(i; Halves, $l(i, Quarters, $6. JOSEPH BATES,
20: Broadway. Box 2.2S1 t out office.
di?r AAA -extraordinary DRAWING.
?O.UUU?UvUs Rnyat Havana Lottery.
December 23, 1875.
$500,000 Capital I'rise.
One prise to every ?e*en tickets.
A few lucky tickets left.
L*st chance.
Kentucky 8ti|te lottery.
Extraordinary drawing.
December 31. 1875 _ _
Wholes. $20. Uuarters, $">. Eighths $2 50.
t. 0. DM'jjN a CO., Stationers ah(Tdencral Agent*,
Ubettr Itlllk^cw VvrA
SPECIAL, moticm. j
$20 000.000."?T TO "
least $1 or lift or $10 belore the expiration of uji? >*?'?
every purchassr will participate in the brent 'mstrlbution o
Premiums to be held In tflis city by tno Industrial Exhi
bition l'nmpiinv, one wce.k from next Monday 'January ?).
Premium Bonds payable in instalments. n hole Honcts,
each; Half Bonds. $10; 11 Certificates for only $10. Ad
dress all orders to
morgenthau, bllu.NO * co.,
Bankers,
33 Park row (Port oblce box 1,387) New York.
Bend for circulars.
spohtisg-dogs, bikus, &?'?
4 splendid chuiniil present To a lady.-*
for hale, the most dainty and beautiful Italian Grey
hound in New Vork : weight, 4 pounds; age. in months; can
not be excelled for looks, beauty and breeding. apply at
203 Sixth avenno, in confectionery.
4 GRAND SWEEPSTAKES?500 PIGEONS TO BE
j\. shot for at the Central Hotel, rldgelicld, N. J., near
Little Ferry station (formerly Garlln's). on Christinas Hay.
Trains ou the Midland Railroad at 0:30 A. M., from New
York ; shooting to coininenco at 11 A. M.
T. A. BANTA. Proprietor^
t DVERTISERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
A WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT THE
CIRCULATION OK THE EVEMMJ ThLKGRAM
LAST WEEK ATTAINED A DAILY average OF
3t>,2sc COPIES.
a NICE CHRISTMAS PRESENT IS A FINE SING
J\ in* Canary Bird with a handsome cago. At JERE.
JOHNSON, Jr.'s, 37 Nassau street.
For sale-a black and tan, five months
old, weighs one pound; also blue Skye Terrier, weight
four pounds; both very handsome. Call at or address 140
West Fiftieth street.
For sale-smallest size of black and tan
Dogs. inquire at 24 Allen street, in the rear, third
floor. e. KOELER.
houses, cahaiagk?, 4tc.
auction house of aiumi. johnston.
10, 21, 23 and 25 tillrteent1i STREET.
near University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED BOUND FROM
24 HOURS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIA
BLE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
GENTLEMEN HAVING HORSES OR carriages
to sell, or ihose wishing to buy, will find our business
continued on precisely the same strict and fcouoralde
principles which have always characterised the dealiugs
of our house mid won the respect and confidence of the
business community as well as the public at large.
LIBERAL ADVANCES ON CONSIGNMENTS.
?MARSHAL'S sale.
. BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL EXECUTIONS TO
ME DIRECTED I WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE BY pubj
erty, VIZ. :?
Fust and vory line sorrel trotting Gelding, known as Shot,
by Ethan Allen ; has a record of 2:26 iSee Wallace's reg
ister) ; can heat 1! :2<> to polo; he is a perfect roud horse, and
perfectly sound and kind.
Fast and hnudsomo trotting Gelding Silver Side?, bv
Honest Allen ; has a record of 2:36 !?, 2:3s*i, 2:35 and 2 :2ft;
he is an extra pole horse, and is a perfect mate to Shot ; ho
is sound and kind. .
Very fast brown trotting Gelding Thnnderbolt, by Gen
era i Knox; best record 2 ::h>14; can show 2 :30 now, and la
perfectly sound and kind.
Fast and handsome 1 rown Gelding w ebstcr Boy, by
Eureka ; t rotted in 2 .?45 class, winning three straight heats,
2 34 ';. 2 :83, 2:8ft, and is perfectly sound and kind
Also two ton Wagons, Pole anil Shafts; one Portland
Sleigh, one set double Harness, two sets of single Harness,
fine Horse Clothing, two Bear Hobos, Ac.
N B-TME ABOVE HORSES ARE NOW ON EXIIIBI
TION AND GENTLEMEN ARK INVITED TO COME
AND RIDE BEHIND ANY OF THE ABOVE BEFORE
ilouit OF SALE. ALL WILL BE SOLD TO HIGHEST
BIDDER WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESTRICTION; RAIN
OR SIIIN'E. BY ORDER JOHN DUGGAN ir
CITY MARSHAL.
UCTION HOUSE OF VAN-TASSELL A KEARNEY,
uo AND 112 EAST THIRTEENTH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO purchase OR THOSE
hating Horses and Carriages u< sell, will lind this house per
leetly reliable, a* this business will be conducted on the
same straightforward principles which have governed it iti
11 wi; "filVE THE purchaser OK EVERY HORSE
THAT is WARRANTED SOUND FROM 24 TO 4s
HOURS for TRIAL
Dorses, Carriages, 1 hirncss, Blankets, Robes, Ac., always
ou hand ai private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONsignments.
A FEW gentlemen'S ROAD HORSES CAN HAVE
superior accommodations at the Club Stables, 142 \\ est
Thirty seventh street, on reasonable terms.
Advertisers and the public generally
WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT THE
circulation OF TUB EVENING TELEGRAM
LAST WEEK ATTAINED A DAILY AVERAGE of
3ti,2titi COPIES.
A
4 ?THREE HORSES, CHEAP; YOUNG AND FOUND;
j\. tit for truck, express, grocor, farming, Ac. ; $??'>. $h0.
$hv Also Furniture Truck. Express Wagon: must be sold.
112ileury street, stable.
GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT WILL BE SOLD AT A
great sacrifice : last Horse, is young, sound and kind;
good top Huggv and Harness, Robes, Ac. At private stable
33 East Twelfth street, between Broadway and University
place. b
i LIGHT COUPE, GOOD AS NEW, MADE BY DUNN.
JV price $250; also a line bay Horse, lp'j hands, 7 years
old, fiuo tiuvt Her, prne $3i*i 124 West Nineteenth street.
Anew top delivery wagon for $i50; new
top Grocer's Wagon. $150; new top express wagon,
$150; new top buggy, square box, city built, $150. 124 west
nineiocth street.
landaulet. BY BREWSTER, IN FINE ORDER.
_ _ $51 lo. worth $700; also a Landau Clarence, 1 Berlin
Coach, 3 Coupes, 1 very lint) 0 seat ltockaway ; also 250 Car
riages. Wagons. Phaetons, new and second hand, very low,
to suit times. WM. 11. GRAY', 2*) and 22 wooster street.
4 ?I OFFER, ON ACCOUNT OF MY' HUSBAND'S
J\t death, 4 Horses, suitable lor truck or any business,
hair vdlue ; trial allowed. k4i Amity street, between Thomp
son and Sullivan.
4 CAR LOAD OF WESTERN HORSES JUST all
JY rived, suitable for cart, truck, express, fanning or any
business; a good trial allowed. 57 Great Jones street, near
Bowery. ?
VFINE BAY MARE. 0 YEARS OLD. SOUND AND
kind, in exchange for Pianoor Billiard Tables No. 219
East Twenty-third street.
4 SQUARE BOX TOP WAOON, MADE BY DUSEN
A bury and a Portlund Cutter, nearly new. for sale
cheap. Stable, 20 East Twenty ninth street. " _
ARGAINS.-NEW COUPES. $700; SIX PASSENGER
Sleighs, $275; high door tturn under) rocltaways, very
light 5; laudnulets and other Carriages equally low.
COLYEK A CO., 504 Broadway.
OARD FOR HORSES ?GENTLEMEN'S ROAD AND
carriage horse*, will receive best of care, large box
stalls and regular exercise ; terms moderate. Address sl F
FOLK FARM, box 110 Post otlWe, Huntington. L. I.
BROUGHAM FOR SALE-OUR OWN BUILD AND
little used, at a large discount from original price.
BREWSTER A CO., Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
/10UPE rockaway, PLATFORM SPRING, STRONG
ly built, in perfect order, will be sold at a low prico.
Apply at 255 Sixth avenue.
r<ocpe. LANDAULET, LATEST STYLE. POLE AND
i i Shalts, nearly new; also stylish pnlr hay Csrriav-e
Horses for sale Call this week at Arsenal Stables, Thirty
fifth street, near i {roadway.
I ELEGANT portland CUTTERS IN GREAT VA
j Tiety. from $30 up
SIX PASSENGER ALBANY SLEIGH.
Ff)ur PASSENGER ALBANY SLEIGII.
LANDAU, GOOD AS NEW, BUILT BY Miner A Ste
V*TOP ROAD WAGON. WITH POLE AND SHAFTS,
used but three times, built by Brewster A Co.
Top full spring Wagon by Brewster A Co.
Top Road Wagons by duseubiir.v A \ an duserand R. M.
Stivers Clarences, Coaches, Phaetons, Rockuways, Har
ness Robes. Blankets, Ac., fit Private Sale by
VAN TASSELL A KEARNEY, at their Mart, 110 and 112
East Thirteenth street. _
1/ LEG A NT COUPES, BROUGH AMS, LANDAUS, LAN
'j daulcis. Coupe and six-seat Rockaways, Doctor's Gig,
Phaetons, standard Road Wagons, second hand Wagons and
Carriages A. S. FLANDRAl,
372 and 374 Broome street (old stand of Brewster h Co.)
rpor SALE-A FIRST CLASS COUPE HARNESS,
r new ; will be sold cheap for cash. Call lor two days at
Nos. 1.'. and 17 East Twenty-eighth street.
/ikni INK PORTLAND SLEIGHS. albany SLEIGHS,
\T for iwo, fonr and six passengers; prices very low; from
$30 up. WOOD BROTHERS, 740 Broadway,
ORSE blankets, TRUCK BLANKETS,
Dress Blankets, Stable Blankets.
Large stock at lowest uosslble prices.
Hand made Harness of every description.
Save money by desling direct with the manufacturer.
E. BARTLKTT, 02 Warren street, corner College place.
1TARNESS, blankets AND ROBES.
i 1 Good buggy Harness, $7 50; Buffulo Rohes, $8 50.
Double team Harness, $10 50; Blankets, l)5?. upward.
Cart Harness. $0; dra* Harness, $13 fto.
Everything in <>ur line cheap for cash.
rKTERS a CALHOUN uo., 88 Mercer st., near Grand
ii
cileiohs: SLEIGHS!
o the kimbalubkewster Sleigh In all weights.
We wo uow exhibiting at our factorv warerooms. Broadway
and Forty-seventh street, nearly 200 of these sleighs, built in
ourowu factory under the personal direction of Mr. C. P. Klin
ball the well known Portland sl*lgh maker, which we offer
to the public a? superior to all others in quality and Style.
Samples at our warorooms, Fifth avonne and Fourteenth
?treeis. poptaar ?^<50 browne street.
The public are hereby notified that
THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARK THE ONLY
authorized offices k>R the receipt of
advertisements and subscriptions for the
New YORK HERALD:?
BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET.
j,265 BROADWAY.
ftj*) SIXTH AVENUE, ..
114 SOUTH SIXTH STREET, jh?'4,delrhja.
CORNER BOER i'M AND FULTON STREETS, biiooe
LTN.
1/\ WAGONS SELLING BELOW COST, SUITABLE
_lu for expvewi, froccri, bilkers, butch^rt, milk, packagei,
drv (roods, plttinberu and dfllvfrr, im>w ahd mcotia baud, iron
$tn)to$150. n'o ruasooalu* odcr ioi?a*d a* 'uanuiactory.
2-JM fjirlng ?u^ *
HORSES. CAftRIAGKH. &C.
VlrANTKD-A PAIR OK HANDSOME CARHlAllP.
TT Horses, bay* nrefetied Ifl bauds high; dealers ami
twcj prices will not be euiertained. Address, stating terms,
D. E., Herald Uptown Brauch uflice.
d?l !/| CASH WILL BUY A 8Il)E BAU TOP WAOON,
"TIt" city made, a>?>ut >w good a. new See It at OAK
RIHON'S stables. corner Korty seventh atreet and Broadway.
d?l r. R -CHEAP, A NICK TOP KI LL SPRING GEN
tleiuau's Road Wagon. used but little; also a
iitco U'P side bar Road Wagon, $153. At BENSON BROS.,
1 V> East Twenty-third atreet.
| (W| SLEIGHS. 8LEIOU8 SLEIGHS.
't fj'J Portland Sleighs from 830 up. Albany Cutters,
Pony and (t-eeat and top Sleighs; Bella from $2 up; Robes
verv low from auction; beat and cheapest assortment of
Sleigln in New Vork. WILLIAM H. GRAY,
20 and 2'J Wooster atreet.
DKY GOOUS.
ADVERTISERS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
WOlLD DO WKLL TO NOTICE THAT THE |
tlRCl LATION OK THE EVENING TELEGRAM
last week attained a daily average ok
WJ.-JtM COPIES.
T7LLEN IIEINTX.?DEAR COUSIN?WHY DU) YOU
not eoiue to visit us as you promised r llbLMbK a
liutnuu Iluir House, 303 Sixth u venue.
SABEAUS HAIR NETS. KOR THE FRONT HAJR
keeps tlie hair in tierfrct order; also a largu assortment
Iluir Goods No. 7 Union a<|iiare.
OHIRTS, SHIRTS.?WAMSL'TTA Ml'SLIN, flNF.
O linen bosoms, best workmanship, $'?* each, equal to tue
brst made : fine Shirts for $? 7.\ $1 ftO and $1 26 each ; a dis
count by the dosen. Wholesale njanufactory, 3ol Canal
street, first loit.
JULLl.YEKV AMD DKBIIXAKIXOi
A T MARIE TII.LMAN CO., OP PARIS, IMPORTERS
1\. of flue mlliuery, and successors to Mine. A Michel, 4*?j
Mxth avenue, near Twenty sixth atreet, Bouquets and
Flowers mounted lor the corsage and robes de bal. _
I
:t0,2S0 COPIES.
I MPORTANT TO LADIES, DRESSMAKER8, UPHOL
J averera and others ? Plaiting, Shirring, Etnbroiuorinir,
Braiding, Stamplug, *c.; work done Tor the tr>ule on the
Hnuaai machine. J. II. BROWN, 114 East Fourteenth
street, opposite Academy of Music.
MMK MoNIN. OK PARIS, NO. 5 RUE DALGER,
lit Wcat Eleventh street. New York.?Great occasion.
Lacea, Linen und Embroideries for Christinas; pricea xery
moderate. ?
Marie tillmanS company, ok pakis, im
porters of fine Millinery, and roooenaors to Mine. A.
Michel, 42;'. Sixth avenue, noHr Twenty-sixth street.?Latest
Parisian Mfdca, finest Goods for day and evening costumes.
' KIROI'KA \ KTKAMHIIIPS.
IN.VAN LINE.
Kova' Mail Steamers are appointed to sail aa follows:?
' KOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
PITY OK BROOKLYN Tuesday, Dor. VS. at It P. M.
CITY OK CHESTER Tuesday, Jan. 4, 187U. at 10 A. M.
CITY OK MONTREAL. Saturday. Jan. b, 187U. at 2 P. M.
CITY' OK BERLIN Saturday, Jan. K>. 1870, at 8 A. M.
CITY OK RICHMOND..Saturday, Jan. 22, 187<s, at 2 P. M.
and each succecdlng Saturday, from pier 4.r> North Rivet
RATES Ot- PASSAGE. , _
Cabin . *30, !>80 and $100, cold.
Steeratjo" currency.
Drafts I(,a<ned at lowest ratea.
Kor cabin paa?a^re and general buaines^ apply at the com
pany's oMce, No. 15 Broadwav.
Kor steerage passage at 33 Broadway, or pier 4.? North
IUver' JOHN G. DALE. Acont.
OTATB LINE-TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN
o M ELK AST AND LONDONDERRY,
sitilins; from Eagle pier, Ilobokon, N. J.
STATE OK VIRGINIA Thursday. Dec. .JO
STATE OK INDIANA Tha.sduy,.Ian. 13
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, Jan. 27
and every alternate Thursday thereafter First cahlli. ?t*l,
(70 and ft*"; return tlcketa. fl'20. Second cabiji, $4.^; re
turn ticket s. *H). Steerace at lowest rates. Apldy to
AUSTIN, B ALDWIN A CO., Agents, No. 72 Broadway.
Steerap" office. No. 45 Broadway.
CI RE AT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
J TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
Sailing from pier 18 East River, as lollows
GREAT WESTERN, Windham .Wednesday, December 29
ARAGON, Sytnons Wednesday, January 20
Cabin jias.-iupe, intermediate, $46; iteers(0| fo", cur*
rency; excursion ticket*. 5120.
Apply to W. I). MORGAN, Agent. 70 bouth street.
C1UNARD LINE.?B. AND N. A. R. M. a P. CO.
j NOTICE.
With a view to ditululshing tho chances of collision, the
steamers or this line take a specilic course for all seasons of
"'on the outward p?ssa(f<? from Qiioenstown to New Y'ork or
Boston, crossing tbe meridian of^SO at 43 latitude, or uoth
ing to the north of 43.
On the homeward passage, crossing the meridian of DO at
42 latitude, or nothing to the niKtti of 42.
v.-ROM NEW YORK. KOR LUERPOOL AND
QUEENSTOWN.
?IIUSSIA Wed., Dec.22 I PARTUIA .Wed., Jan. 5
CHINA Wed., Dec 29 | ALGERIA Wed.. Jan. 12
Steamers marked * do not carry steerage prime tigers.
Oablu passage, swt), !F1<*> and $130. gold, according to ao
comtnodatlon. Iteturn tickets on Ikvorable terms.
Steerage tickets to and IVotn all parts of Europo at very
low rates l'reu'.it and paasage office. No. 4 Bowling t.reen.
low rates, rrei. (, kRANCKLVN. Agent.
NLY DIRECT LINE TO PRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND HAVRE, via Plymouth (G. B.)
The Splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Conti
nent ibring more southerly tliau any other), will sail from
pier No vrNorth Riveras follows:?
PKREIRE, Daure Saturday, Dec. ->
FRANCE. Trudelle Saturday, Jan. B
PRICK OK PASSAGE IN GOLD (Including wine j?
Klrst Cabin, ft 10 to C120. according to accommodation;
Second Cabin, $72; Third Cabin, $4G
Retu-n tl'Vets at reduced ratea .... _
Steerage. f2H, wltli superior accommodation, Including au
necessanea, without r*tra charge.
Steamers marked thus ? do not carry steerare passenger*.
1AJUIS DE BEB1AN. Agent. S5 rfroadway.
X^ATIONAL LINE. _ , ,
i\ Krom piers Nos. 44 and 4. North River.
. FOR LONDON DIRECT.
EIUN Saturday, Deo. 23. C.L M.
n , v l'ni Tuesday. Jan. 4. 9 A. M. I
KOR yfEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
EGYPT Jan. 1, 8 A. M. I SPAIN Jan. 15, 8 AM.
HELVETIA.Jan.S.l :30 P.M. | j
Cabin passage, audfTO. currency. 6teerago at greatly |
reduced pri-es. Return tickets at reduced ratea Prepaid
steerage ti' kets from Liverpool at the lowest rates. Apply
.1 the company's office. Uroadway^
~\VnrK,F)RSqUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL. J
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL. j
GERMANIC Janaaryl. at SA. M.
CELTIC .January 8. at 2 P.M.
Adriatic - ,J"n?ry^-il
H 41 TIi' Janoary 22, at 2 P. M. ,
BRITANNIC* ,..January 29. at 7 A. M.
Kr'oul the Whlta Star Docks, pier .V2 North River. j
Rates?Saloon, $<*>, fc*i and f 100 In gold; return tickets |
on favorable terms. Steerage, $28. . ^,
Saloon, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed
amidships where the nolae and motion are l?a?t. aBwding a
degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea.
Kor inspection of plans and other information apply at the
. ?n,^, a! a,.,..,..,. "V j'.'coima. a,.?.
N05?^i?Au?i'?ISrwEi!S ssw toss.
^ SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Compaiiy's pier, foot ot Second Btreet. Uoboken.
SAI.IER..............Jan. 1 I MOSEL
NECKAR Jan. 8| HERMANN. Jan. 2*.
Bates of passage from New Vork vo Southampton, Havre
Klrst CabhillOO. guld; Second Cabin, *10, fold; Steerage.
?WJ, currency.
Return ticket* at reduced rates.
Prepaid vieerafe certincdteH, currency.
toffre"ht "ffi'MTcO., No. 2 Bowling Green.
ITMTED STATES MAIL LINE?STEAM TO yl'EBNS
I . ' TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
sailing every TUESDAY
from pier 40 North River.
WYOMING Dec.28,0di?A.M. | DAKOTA, Jan. 25, 8 P. M
NEVADA jan 4 10 A.M. WISCONSIN, l-eb,l,9ii A M.
I DA IIO Jan?" 8, 10 AM I WYOMING. Feb. A, n M.
Cabin. $?>0, $70 and $80. currency.
Intermediate. W; steerage. $2H.
Passengers booked to and from Paris. Hamburg. Norway,
Sweden le Drafts on Ireland, England, ? ranee and Ger
"'.ny ?* WILLIAMS ,V tSUION. 20 Broadwav.
OpFtT\L NOTICE -THE SPLENDID MAIL STEAM
O ship WYOMING sails from pier No. 46. North River,
for (Juecnstuwn anil Liverpool, on Tuesday December 28. at
tl't i \ M Cabin. Intermediate aud Steerage passage ai
lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS i OCIOK. 20 Broadwai.
Hamburg americ.an packet compa.xrs line
for PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG and HAMBURG.
WIELAND Dec. 23 1 SUEVlA.. Jan. 0
l'OMMERANIA Doe. GELLKRT. ...... .Jan. 1J
Rates of passage to Plymouth, London, ( h^rl.yurg^tt aui
burjr and all points In Knjfland, s? ?^tUnd .and H ales.
Cabin, ilrst saloon,
' Cabin, second saloon, gold *
ECNSKUDtrinSo c. B. RICHARD A BOAS.*
General Agents, (Jeneral Passenger Agents
61 Broad street, NF?? York. 01 Broadway. New \offc. .
A NC A^RYI^'t^THE UNITED STATES MAIL
j CARRYING ?Y??K .NU (U.ASOOW.
RT.Y81A Saturday, Decemb.r 25. at i P. S
r ?,,VCiKV'iA ' Saturday, January J, at H A M.
ETlilOPI t Saturday, January S. at I' M
a vi'in ill IA .... Saturday, January 15, at B A M.
rntlltSilOW LIVERPOOL. LONDONDERRY,
TO <1LA^^WBT0WN OR BELFAST.
r>.i,in_?i'i to $so currency, according to aoeomnfodation.
C?bla-^T'R?K5"ED,;lATEi STKKRACR. $28.
Drafts issued to auv amount at currency rates.
HENDERSON fiROS., Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green.
nvKRTI8FRS AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
A WOULD DO WELL TO NOTICE THAT TUE
rmiTUtlOS OF THE >,VENING TELEGRAM
LAST WF.iVk ATTAINED A DAILY AVERAGE 11
86,280 COPIES. _____???
AMK111 CW*eiVI"rrfsll ateamihip?ervicebetween
1 riULASELPUIA A^H. J-J^ HPOOL,
CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN,
Kailinp every Tburpdav from Fnlladelpnia and
Sallinir every Wednesuay from Liverpool.
T*e following #
ir t TVom .......Dec. SMI I OH to . Jan. 13
J" 1 PVWNflVLVANU .Tan 2<)
iKKNILWORTH ....M#?n. 1 PENNSYLVANIA. Jso V*
*LOBfc OUVE J San e INDIANA Jan. 20
?LORD (JK- FAgrtA<iB ,N CURRENCY.
Cabin. $75 to $100, according to location.
Steerage and Intermediate Tickets to and fVom all points
*V!|Jiamers marked with a star do not carry Intermediate.
Passenger accommodations for all clauses nnsnrpassed.
For p mm aire. ral<?? or frrlrht and other Information, ap
pi, to PETkR WRIGHT I SONS, Gener^ Agent..
p y a07 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
GEORGE W. COLTON, 42 Broad street, Ne*jork.
! JOHN MCDONALD.
ECKOPKAN STEAMSHIPS. ^
Most direct and bcokomical aopre ro iioi*
LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND,
AC, AO . VIA ROTTERDAJf.
8te?uier P. CALAND. December aS
Steamer MAAS January 6
These beautiful steamers, currying the United States mail
to the Netherlands, are great favorites with the public.
Trips regular; rates low; comfort and living perfect.
For freight, For passage,
PUNCH, EDYE A CO. L. W. MORRIS,
50 Broadway.
"\l/ILSON LINE KOB 90UT11 AMPTON AND Ifl'LI*
V? iailiotc from pier 53, North River, an follows :?
HINDOO Jan. 5i NAVABINO Feb. 2
COLOMBO Juu. 10| OTHELLO. ....Feb. IB
First cabin, $7<), currency; second oabin} $45, currenoy.
Eaornion liekctsuu very favorable terms. Through ticket#
Issued to Continental and Baltic ports. Apply for full par
ticular, to
CLARLES L. WRIGHT A CO., frtl South street.
t :=r*rzrr-^--rr-.-V : ? , M
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
1JACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINK-FOE t'ALIFOK
nlu, Japan and China, from pier 42 North Kiver.
FOK AS 1'IN WALL
Steamship COLON Friday. December III, 12 noon*
Connecting for all Centra! American aud l'ncilic ports.
EXCURSION TICKETS TO THE CHILIAN EXP08L
TIO.N AND RETURN, good till March. Is7tj. f:?.">l. gold.
OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY $221, HOLD.
l'ROM SAN FRANCISCO Foil JAPAN ASl) CHINA,
Steamship CITY OF PEKING January 1
FROM , SAN FRAA'ClSt 0 FOK AUSTRALIA AND
st\V ZEALAND VIA HONOLULU, 8 I.
Steamship Holiday. January 3
For freight or pMMge ?pplj ?? Pl? *2 North River.
if. J. RuLLAY, Superintendent.
STAR BALVl'lN,E.
^^?ITP.l> fl-ATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STF.AMSHIP&
bailing regularly every month from Watson's \V barf, Brook*
ljm, N. Y.
For PARA, PKBNAVBUCo. HAH IA and BIO JANEIRO,
calling at St. John's. I'orto Bico.
NELLIE MAttTIN,3,<**'tons, January 23, at 1 P. M.
JOHN BBAM ALL, 2,&U^tons. February.
J. B. WALKEB.2,7iWtnu*. March
When the 23d (ail. ou Sunday steamers sail the day previou#
These steamers arc perfectly new, witli all the latest im-,
provetnents, having (Hot class passenger accommodations.
For freight and lias save, at reduced rat??. apply t?i
J. S. TUCKER ,t CO.. Agents. .">4 Vine street.
NV., HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAll! SH. LINK
. Steamer* leave pier No. 3 North River at 3 P. M.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF MEXICO. Tuesday, Dee. M
CITY OF VERA CRUX Thursday, Dee. 30"
CITY' OF NEW YORK Thursday, Jan ?
FOR VERA CRUZ. AND NEW ORLEANS, *
via Havana. I'rogreso, Cam peachy, Tuspiui and Tamnieo.
CITY OF MEXICO Tuesdav, Dec. 29
CITY OF HAVANA Tuesday Jan. 18
For freight or passage apply to
P. ALEXANDRE .* SONS 31 and 113 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans January I and January
22 for Vera Crus and all the other porta. ^ ______
?XJEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.?
al These first class steamship, will sail at H P. M from
pier 13 North Rivor, foot of Cedar street, for Havana direct,
RsOdlows*? _ . n rt_
ORESCENT CITY Thursday. Dec. 23
COLUMBUS luesday, Jan. *
For freight nnd passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
tions, apply to^ p CLYDE A CO., No. 0 Bowling Greea.
McKeller, Lilting A Co., Agentsjn Havana.
10R NASSAU, N. P.?RBOCLAB MAIL .STEAMSHIP
' line. The next three departures will be from New York
ria Savannah, Ou , December 14, December 28, Juuuary ^
Apply to MUBBAY. FERKIS A CO., Agents, ?2 South at.
rpEXAS LINE FOB GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KBT
A West, carrving the United States mail. The steAmefr
CITY OF SAN AN fONIO, Captain Feunitigton. will sail ofli
Suturdav, Dec. 23. ut 3 P. M.. from pier 20 East Riverv
Through bills of lading given to all points on the Houston anil
Texas Central International and Ureal Northern. Galveston.
Houston and Henderson and the Galveston, Harri?bnrg ana
Ban Antonio railroads. Freight and iumrance at lowest rate*.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodations
apply to C. H. MALI.OKY A CO., 15a Maiden laue, or W.
P. CLYDE. No. (i Bowling Green._ .
LD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
, sailing from pier 37 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point aud Richmond, Tuesdays. Thur*.
duvs and Saturdays at 3 P. M., connecting with the Virgiui*
and Tennessee Air Line, Atlautlc Coast Line, Piedmon*
Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and with the comj
pany's steam lines to interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia. Newborn aid Washington, N. C. (via Norfolk)^
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Lewes, Del., Monday aud Thursday at 4 P. M.. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodation* unsurpawed
Through passage tickets and bills of lading to all point* a%
lowest rales. Insurance to Norfolk. Ac., l>er e*ut. Freight
received daily at pier 37 North Biver. oeneral othees, lw?
Greeuwichstreet. N. L. McCHEADY, I resident.
MORGAN'S LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
for New Orleans and Texae,
will tall every Saturday to New Orleans, transferring
freight tliero to Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad foe
Brushear, thence per steamer of Morgan's line to T**ag
P<The steamer NEW YORK will sail from pier :? North
River on Saturday, December lift, at M P. M., for New Orleans
^Through bills of lading signed to Mobile, Galveston, and t?
all points on the Galveston llarrishurg and Sau Antonio,
Houston and Texas Central. International and oreat North
ern, Texas and pacific and Tran-Continental Railroads, and
10 lndi?u>da and Antonio, aud ?U points on the Oult,
Western Texas and Pacific Railway. Bra?,wSantiago,Corpu?
Christi, Rockport, St Mary s and Fulton.
Freight for St. Mary's and Fulton landed at Roefeport.
Lighterage and Cliauuer dues at either t-orpus I brlsM ol
llraios Santiago at the expense aud risk o! consignee.
Freight for Brownsville. Mataiuuros and poiuts In the iOp
terior must have consignee at Brasos Santiago. ?
Insurance can be effected uodor open policy or I A. ? nil
ney A Co, New Orleans. From New York to New Orleans,
% per cent; from New York to all TlStti ports rl? New Or
'^Freigfit at lowest rates. For freight or further Infortner
tlou apply tucHARLE8 A WHITNEY A Co.. Agents,
Pier 30 North River.
0
TT^OB NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
The steamstiip
NEW ORLEANS, Csjwaia Dearborn,
on Saturday, December 2^.", at 3 o'clock P. E
from pier No. 9 North Biver.
Through bills or lading given to Moldle and all principal
points ou the Mississippi Uiver
Cabin passage, JoO; steerage,
Apply to CLARK A SEAMAN", sd West street.
TI^BEKLY FLORIDA LINE. , . .
Y> port Boyal, B C.; Fernandlna. Fla.
The favorite and well known steamer MONTGOMEBr,
Falrcloth, master having superior accommodations for pas
sengers, will sail Thursday, December 23. from pier 3 .Nortlt
Biver at S P. M , to ubor- por#, making connections with
all points South and Southwest, via Port Boyal. the rloTid#
nnd Brunswick Railroads.
First class passage to Feruundlna ?<*i
First class passage to Jacksonville ?" >?J
First class passage to Augusta. y,
Through tickets Issued to all point. South and Southwest.
Steamer HCNTSVILLE, Chester, master, will lullow Tnvi
day, December 3'J. Kor ft-eljht or.passage apply to
1IERM. GF.LPCKE, No. 3 Wllliam street.
mHB PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
1 THE FOLLOWING PLACES ARH THb ONLT
AtHOIUZKD OFFICES FoB THE RECEIPT OK
AI)VEKTISLMENTS AND SUBSCBIPTIONS FOB THI|
NEW YORK HE BALD??
BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET.
1,865 BROADWAY.
f>30 SIXTH AVENUE. -,minrrpni?
LYN.
TRAVBLLBRS' Ol IDE.
UAIJlTrIvER UNE TO BOSTON.
r via Newport and Fall River.? I ho magnificent tteamerg
NEWPORT aud OLD COLONY loiiTe pier 2S North Biver,
foot of Murray street, daily (Sundays excepted) at 4
P. M. ftroagti tickeva soid at all principal holeTs In Ui?
city. ?
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL BOUTE
Trains leave New York, from foot of Dwbroiwi ?'>u Port
ia iitlt street*, an fallows, .,
Kxpresn. f<?r Harrisburf. Pitt?b?ir?, tao
witli Pullman Palace Car? attached, tf?30 A. M , 0 aul
H:30 P. M. Sunday, 6 tn>i 8:3?'> P. M . ...... -n<t
For William "port, and Lock Haven 7%|'1'!'hl|)?
Erie Bail road Division, connecting at I hjladelpha), J'
A. M For Williamsport. I^ook llaiMsn. t orry and Brl?,
H-.:K)P M , connecting at Corry for Titusville, Pctrolcunt
Centre and the Oil Regions "Limited Wash.
a?.r5r^A v.
EaP4M4 lO * and'12 night 'ftuuda^
5' 8 7, 8:30 an'd 0 P.M. Emigrant and second class,7
vljark ut <1 0:30, 7. 7 4-i ?. 0. ID, 11 A M? 12
Po.r 5 s aiS HI 3:41". 4. 4 !?. 4 ?), 4 :5>J. ft. ft 21), ft :4D.
?.wi Ti 20 6 ?i 7. 7 :*?. H:U\ I". II W r. M. and li
uhl ttodar 53 ?:?>, 7 and 8 IOP H .
p!', K iabeth ^ ??<*?. 7. 7 :4t). S, k?, 1 '. 11 A M.. 12 * .
u? ??? I.1sj si?
62t>; B;*)'7. 8 :10,10 P. M a id 12 night. Sunday, ft :2t\
For Woodbridge. I'erth Amboy and South Amboy, 0 and 10
a vi 2 ?'iii 4 %?o and $ t*" I M
r"r LambeVlvln'i. ?:?< A M . 2. ? iS14 TO P M.
For Philllpsbarg and Belvhlero i? :.?) A. M. ao l J r. M.
For Flomiugtou, 0 'M A. M and .1 I M
For Merccr and Somerset Branch, 3 I. M
For Trenton, llordentown, Burlington and <- am Jon. 7 :30 and
It :.#) A. M., 12 :??. 2,4. 5a?a7.?',- *\, M
Por Freehold, 7 :?'?? A M? 2 Mri 4:10 I M^
For Farmingdale and i-uuan, 7 :30 A M. ?"d J P. M.
For Hlghtstown, Pemberton and J umdan, via.Perth Amboy,
S 3U P. M., and via Monmouth Junction, 4:101 M
For Hl?ht?tiiwn and Pemberton, 6 A. M. via 1 ?rth Amboy.
and7:30 A M via Monmouth Junction.
Trains arrive as follows :-l- rom J tttshurg.?'ft ?n?\VA.
M. and l> :20 P. M daily; 10:15 A. M. and 7.401. M. daily,
except Monda*. From Washington and Baltimore, ?J0
A. M? 4^6.8 ,15 an?l?J:37 P M Sunday ?;JO A. M. From
Philadelphia, ft :I0, tt .20, B :V>. 10:1ft, 11 ), 11 :54 A M.,
21ft 4 ifi 5:15 B:I0,7:4O, 8:44,9.20, 10:27 P. M. Sun
day 'ft :io,'8:20, 6 :.V?, ll:"?4 A M., 7:+), ?.20and 10.2T
Tlckl't Oflloas. SflO and 044 Broadway, No. 1 ^Ror lions?
and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets;"So. 4 Ooor*
?treet Brooklyn: Nos. 114, lt? an 1 118 Hods?n street, U^
boken. Emigrant Ticket Office, No H Battery Place.
FRANK THOMSON, i>. M. BOTU, J*,
General Manager. ueneral Passenger Agent.
BOVIDENCE 'AND SToNINUT^N STEAMSHIP OOf
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
8TONINGTON' LINE .. .
From pier 33 North Biver, toot oT Jm slt?*Lthe Mer^*?
.teamers RHODE ISLAND aud NaUBAGANBETT dall*
(except Sundays), at 4 :30 P. M.
From pier 27 North River, foot R^b\?*0"
.teamships ELECTBA aud GALaTE dally (except Sun
day.) , at 4 P. M.
Pull tnPLPHIA VIA LONG BBANCII AND THB
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare from New York to Phl^lelphia only ?1 is.
Ooinmencinn (,>ctob#r 4, loiJK
Leaves New Tork, pi'r 8 North Biver, foot KicWr street.
Por Philadelphia, Vinelaod. Aa.-10^0 A. ??

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