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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,371. NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1875.-WITH SUPPLEMENT. PRICE FOUR CENTS.
DIRECTOKI FOR ADVERTISERS.
AMUSEMENTS?Sbcoud Pace?Firpt, wrund and third
column* I
AHTR0LOIIY?Sbtkntii Pauk? Fifth eolnmn.
HILLiARDB?Nbvkntm Pau? ? Six'.h loluior.
BOARDERS WANTED-Sn khth pAiitt-FilVh eolmnu.
board and lodging wanted?sbvkntb pAc?-Fifih
column
BUSINESS OPPORTUNIT!ES~Ni*th PaCB.
BIIHINESf- NOTICES?Firni Paca? Hi?ih eolnmn
CITY HEAL ESTATE FORSAi.K-fcHviu.TM Pack? Fourth
CLERKs'aND SALES*EN-Sktkktji FAC?-Third col
uun
CLOTH 1 NO?PintBTH Pa<jb? Kifth column.
OOACHMMN ANL> UAKl>!iNhH8?-Bkykntii Vjmx?Tfai/d
ooluinu. ? . ,
COASTWISE STEaMSHIPS-I'ikm P*o*-?*th col
DANCING ACADEMIES?Sbtkntii Paow?Hlxth c*lnmi?.
DKNTIHTKY?Seventh Fa??Fifth column.
DKY OOODB?Fib?t Pack?Sixth column
IIWKI/l'INii HOUSES TO L.fc.1. KI.?*1#HED A*? I'N
FU KNISIIED?Sb> kmtii PAOB-P"?rlb ?oluiun.
EUROPEAN STEAM SHIPS?Fikst paci-Fiftb and mtb
column*. ,
EUROPE? StvKNTH Pa???Sixth cornmn
KXl'H A Nfl K?SECoNn Pace?S?c<uiu column.
FIMANClAL-nlnth pace. _ , ,
FOR SALE?Sboond PAaf--Second column.
FURBISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
Hbvkbth Paob? Fourth coinnm.
FURNITURE?PvrKBMi Paijp Sixth ooluran.
HELP W ANTED?FEMALES? Skvknth Paob?Third
column
HPLP WANTED?MALES?Skvknth Pace?Third column.
HORSES CARRIAGES, AC.?Fiiust Pack? Third and
fourth column*.
HOTELS? Sktknth Pack?Fifth column.
HOUSES ROOMS. 4C., WANT ED? Kbtknth Pack?
Poorlli column.
INSTRUCTION?ShTKNTH I'acb?Sixth column.
]<ObT AND FOUND?PlMt Pack?Secoud column,
MACHINERY?Second Pack Second column.
MARBLE MANTELS?Skvknth Pa<;??sixth column.
MEDICAL?Seventh Pake?1Third column.
MILLINERY AND DREsSM A KI NO?First Pace? SUth
column
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS*? Tenth Pack?
Sixth column.
MISCELLANEOUS?SwoKD Pack?Secondeolnmn.
MUSICAL?Skvknth Pace?Sixth columc.
NKY* PUBLICATIONS? Pirrn Paijk?Sixth eolnmn.
PERSONAL? First Pack?Second column.
PIANOFORTES. ORtiANS, AC.?Sbvknth Pagb?Sixth ool
Uluti.
POST OFFICE NOTICE?Rbtkkth Pagb?Slsth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?KEMALES?
Skvknth J'aOB?Third column
PROPERTY OUT OP THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RKNT?Sevkkth I'Aua? Fourth eolnmn
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?Skvknth Pack?Fourth
column.
REAL ESTaTK WANTED?SRvritTn Pack?Fourth column.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES?Fik?t Pack.
RKW AKDS? First Pack?Second column.
KALES AT AUCTION? Fram Pack?Fourth and Oftfe col
umn.
SITUATION'S WANTED-PKMALES-SBTBi.ni Pace?
Ftrnt and second columns
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?Sbvknth P>c??Third
column
?FECIAL NOTICES?Firjit Paue?Second and third col
umns.
SPORTING?DOGS, BIRDS, AC.?Fibbt Pack?Third col
umn.
THE TRADES?SBTKsrn Paw-Third eolnmn.
TO LET KOK BUSINESS PUKPOSES-Skveictb Pacb?
Fourth column.
TRAVELLERS' GUIDE? PinuT Paob?Sixth column.
UNFURNISHED ROoMB ANI> APARTMENTS TO LET?
Skvknth Pack?Fourth eolnmn.
WATCHliS, JEWELRY, AC.?Skvknth Pagb?Third col
umn
HERALD PARIS Bl'RKAt.
JJERALD PARIB BUREAU,
61 AVENl'B DF. L'OI'BRA.
Tbe following is a lint of the papers on file In the NEW
YORK IIERAJJ) READING ROOM,61 Avenue do rOpera,
Paris, so far as their Dame* have been communicated to tbe
HERALD
HEW YORK.
All Now York city morning and evening papers.
Daily Telegram New York.
Daily Htaau Zeitung New York.
Daily New Yorker Fresse New York.
J>ail> Ceurrier des Etnts Dnis New York.
Daily Me. surer Franco-Ainerieaii New Vork.
Dally and Sunday News (hnglish
anU (ieruiHti Editions; N?w York.
I'Kto ii'ltalia New York.
El Comercio New York.
New Yoraer Handel's /eitmig . New Yerk.
Il?i| er s New Monthly Magaisinc New York.
Harper s Weekly New York.
Harper h Rasar New York.
Times New York.
Jewish Messenger .New York.
Krank Leslie's Ladles' Met-*?ine...New York.
KranK Irf-slie's illustrated
Newspaper , l*ew*or*.
Frank Leslie's Budget ol Frm New York.
Frank Leslies I,Milieu Journal.. New York.
Frank Leslie's Pleusaul Hours. .. New York.
Nautical liarelte New York.
Tin Arcadian New York.
The American Artisan New York.
The Christian I'nioi, New York.
The DailyUrapbtc ? New York.
The I- ree Lance New York.
The Sew Yorkrr Journal New York.
The Home Journal New York.
The (iaiaxy New York.
Patent Kiiht Oaiette New York.
Weekly Iristi Democrat New York.
Moutaij inipuiter New York.
The Nation New York.
tlltirtiairil Weekly New York.
illustrated Household Magazine ..New York.
New York Mercury . NewY?rk.
Ktmiiay Nercv.y NewVdrk.
Caverley's Weekly Age New York.
Rural New Yorker New York
New York ledger New York.
The Methodigi New York
Uuinplirevs Paint and Oil Trade New York.
Harm s* anil Carriage Journal.. .New York.
Domestic Monthly New York.
Le Beau Monde New Yui*
The Albion New York.
The Wall Htrret Journal New York.
American Agriculturist New York.
The New York Era New York.
horilsltiernau New York.
Sunday Times New York.
New Yort '"oner Ne Yor*.
?) Novo Mundo Newport
El Espejo New York.
El Crouista New York.
Irish American New York.
Appleton s Journal New York.
Aiipleton'* Railway Guide New York.
Cnrlitian Intelligencer New York.
La Indepetidencia New York.
The Chronicle Jjcw York.
Frerman's Journal New Yort
Clothier anu U niter New York.
The Hub New York.
Oil Paint and Dm* Reporter New York.
New York Dramatic Newa New York.
New York Observer New York.
New York Hoortamac New York.
Forest snd Stream Now York.
Kawarrt's i oai Trade Journal Now York.
The Tablet New York.
American Checker Player Now York.
Home Journal ol Health New York.
I.e Bulletin ue New York New York.
The Scotsman and Caledonian New York
Heart and Hand New York.
li.su i ai.ee and Leal Estate Journal. New York.
Norden New York.
Engineering and Mining Journal New York.
The Christian at Work .New York.
The Independent New York.
Manhattan Monthly New York.
Utile Nrho?itnaie 4,..New York.
I'uiten States Economist and Dry
Ocodx Keporter New York.
The American ( ommcrcikl Times.New York.
The C. mic Woild New York.
Ne* Yorker Demi krat New York.
Mode Trade Review New Yort
Cornwall Times Cornwall
Daily Herald and (laicttc Plica.
Daily Argus Albany.
Dajiv Eveiuuir Times. Albany.
Tlie Kunnay Press Albany.
Dally Courier. Huftaio.
Daily Commercial Advertiser Buffalo,
Dally K*press Rochester.
Dally hinlget Troy.
Dally Times Troy.
Daily Eagle Brooklyn.
Daily Argus Brooklyn.
Uaaette .. Yonkera
The Rough Notes Kmuerhook.
Mohawk Valley Resisier... inn Pliutk
Daily News Kingston.
Rural Gaactte ... ?' 'atbush.
PENNSYLVANIA
Dally T.xamtuer i.ancastm.
Daily bulletin Philadetnnta.
Daily Press Philadelphia
Daily Broking Star Philadelphia.
Dailj J Clegrapl Philadelphia.
Daily Times.. ?, Philadelphia.
lDW,ref- ' ? '-Wi . Philadelphia.
Daily Notlfi Ainencan aflfl tniteo
Kt-.tes lia/ettti ..rlltlAffetjmH,
Public Ledger. Philadelphia.
Sunday 't??n?eript Philadelphia
hui.tm Republic Plillsdelphlv
itlfeilay Dispatch............
Sunday Mi rciirj1 J'iijlaaSipuifc
Railway World Phfladclnliifc
Lippincott's Magarina Philadelphia.
Evening Chronicle Philadelphia
Arthurs Illustrated Home Maga
sine rnti??eipnik
Trade Journal Philadelphia.
Hubi.mjt Times Philadelphia
Daily t ommerrial Pittsburg.
Dally Chronicle Pittsburg.
Dall< Despatch Pittsburg.
Dailt Leader Pittsburg.
Daily t' 1 tt-1.urg lisr.ette Pittsburg.
Daily M.ners Journal Poitsvllft.
Daily Ten-graph Flarrlsbur^
Iiaily Intelligencer Lancaster
Daily Times and Dispatch Reading.
Coai (last tie -? Manch Chunk
MA88ACH USE f Tr.
Daily Transcript . Bostnfc.
Daily Herald Boston.
Daily J ournal Boston.
The (.older. Ilule Boston.
New Kngland Farmer Boston.
Daily Evening (?n*ette Worcester.
Daily Hpr ... Worcester.
Tbe Honker Hill Times Cbarlestuwn.
The < ape Ann Advertiser tlloucester.
OOWNKCTlt'l'*
Dally Times Hartford
Daily Conrant Hart lord.
Daily Keglster New Havefe
Danbory News Danbnry.
New England Ledger Meriden.
Daily l.asette Cincinnati.
Daily Hiar Cincinnati.
X>aily Enquirer Cincinnati.
Daily Leadar Cleveland.
Catholic I inverse . Cleveland.
Daily Blade Toledo.
Dally Commercial Toledo.
iuWa.
Daily Telegraph Dnbnane.
Duly News .MuoAMue.
INDIANA.
Dally Evening l*ew? Indunanotia
Daily Sentinel Imi.annpoils
The Sunday Uerald Indtanapolia
Dally Evening Oasette Terre Hante.
MICHIGAN
Daily Evening Newt ... Detroit.
WISCONSIN.
Dally Republican and Leader La C'roMk
Dally Liberal Democrat .. Ls Croaee.
The e tate Juuxpai,,,.
HEIU1.I) I'A MIS HDHBU'
OEdROIa ^
Dally New*
Chronicle and Sentinel
Enquirer** Colo?l>iM.
Tolocraih and
l*il, r?0ne, Journal^ HAkf,s.If,";"1"*
^ "Mrioi
Daily .Innrnni Ier?e> (5Hy.
I',.Hi Evening Axipis. Jerte? City.
I -nily Journal Newark.
liaaette Trmton.
KEBRAKKa
Daily Proa Netoraafca City.
MISSOURI.
Dally Gleko and Democrat Hi. Lom*.
Mimonri Republican Mt lamia.
The Leader Spri?rbel&
iliLlNOlC
Daily Inirr-dcttt ChMfk
Daily Tribune Obl>?N>
luily PoM ?un Mail Cl.n u#o.
The Bulletin Cairo.
I'm Hun Cairo.
Daily Register SprinifOold.
VIKG1NI A,
Dill) Dispatch Richmond.
Daily Enquirer. Kn liioalid.
Hails Guide ami News Richmond.
I'nilv l>av Biok Norfolk.
The Landmark Norfolk.
The Virginian Norf.iik.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Now* and Courier Charleston.
uOUISIANA.
Daily Time* New Orleans.
My Clirimlun ami Advocate New Orloaua.
The Now (Mean* Boo New Orleans.
Homo Journal and Rural Sooth
land New OTlcana.
Weekly Budgut New Orloaua.
CALIFORNIA.
Dnlly Record Union s?rr?mfitn.
Daily Chronicle San Fraucmoa
l'aily Bulletin Hnri Kr?neisc?.
Daily Morning Call Sun Francisco.
Daily Altii Culllornlan San Kraneison.
Iiaily Examiner Kan Froaetoook
Journal of Commerce San /rancisco.
Napa County Reporter... Napa City.
KANSAS.
Daily Coimuonweaitn Tope* a.
Daily Times Leavenworth.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
The Capital W anhiaftoB.
Snnday Gaaettc..., Waahinjto?.
Dully Star Washington.
Dall\ Chronicle WlihidvtoB,
Daily Sveoia| Telegram Washington.
Sunday Herald Wnohingtun.
ALABAMA.
The Mobile ftegittor. Moima.
The Advertiser Montgomery.
Weekly Time* Opellka.
UTAH.
Deaerot News Bait Lake City.
TENNESSEE.
Avalanche Meraphla.
Appeal Memphis
RHODE ISLAND.
Journal Hroflrience,
MISSISSll'I'I.
The Herald Vicltshurg.
The Timeii Jackson.
Democrat and Courier Katnboi.
NORTH CAROLINA
Roanoke New? Weldon.
Citizen Anhviilo.
MARYLAND.
Dnily German Correspondent. Baltimore.
Daily Sun Baltimore.
Daily Oaaette . .Baltimore.
Daily Baltimore Weckor Baitimoro.
Journal of Uumtnerco Baitimoro.
ARKANSAS.
Gazette Little Bock.
Democrat kusaellviUe.
COLORADO
Mining Review ... (leorgetown.
TEXAS.
Daily News Oalvaaton.
Weekly Npwh Gait*. ton.
Texas Almanac and Emigrant's
Guide to Texan Galveston.
MINNESOTA.
Daily Evening Mail . .MiouoapoHa
M> INK
The Soaicide Oracle WismssrL
MONTANA
The New North West Door Lode*.
DELAWARE.
The Commercial Wilmington.
CANADA.
The Daily Sun Montreal.
CUBA.
Havana Weekly Report Havana.
Bolelin Oomercial Havana.
PKR8UNJO.
/"10RA, FORMERLY WITfl MRS. SMITH,~THTRTY.
V aeoond street ?Have Just returned from California -
r'u;.r!"irtl"nK lmI,<,rtknt- Addreas FRIEND
t IIA RUE, box 1>4 Herald Uptown Branch office.
(1 ?AD PI NEM?REGRET THAT YOU DIP NOT KEEP
i Ji u S, M'Pointment, ran yon moot me Wednesday, at
l .'K) r M. r Do not com? down to botel.
LAl'RA. UNIVERSITY l'LACB. between eighth
and lenlh afreets?Last Monday and Tuosdav evening
aiunot mm; you. Meet me Momluy evouing, December 27
where ?? lui parted, at ? o'clock, rain or shine
JKKhEY CITY.
MINNIE-LADIES WII.L BE ADMITT*l> AT UPPER
private entraucu at Central Park Garden, Wednesday
evening next. ANbKL WOOD.
1>( HHTON.?1UKKE lg A LETTER FOB YOU AT THE
AV J oat otfiee; i,lease nuKwer a* before; 1 Lavu not received
a letter on Mouday from you. Addreaa box 15a
fJIHANKS FOR YOUR KIND J: KM EM BRANCH.
A Where can I see yoo Wud>??sd*? or ?-? day. at J o'elocaf
Alter cloud.
_ LOST AMD FOUND.
| OST-A nORSE BLANKET, MARKED WITU "bLACK
Aj paint No. 18, on the way from Centre and Broome streets
t?i Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue &"> reward will
be paid by the driver on returning the wd? to 30B Eait
I'ortjvenUi street.
Tj?STi7l_Rfe L?,SU SETTER CALLED DASU.
AJ SIO reward for hi* retnrn to 285 Lexington avenue.
L??-t WH1TE, AND LEMON SETTEH, 7 MONTHS
' b?ad mottled. Reatiouabic reward will to in yen
io tin dor at 94 Bowery. baaeinenL IPWSD
L?wTtSDmCE^K8i?a* A BLACK AND TAN HOUND,
ini ? L*"1 C?"M; had * off the left ear; ?Ki
Grlndrt t "* r"tll,tdu? ?? 10 &? BHOWNE, 205
$
kkwakos.
n reward-por the return of a yellow
O ooiured Ncoleh Slut, had a atrip of red flannel about
her nock 2U5 Weat be venUe..Uj street
T? T1IB njir>ER OF A CRYSTAL
T.b.r.
$10 0N SATURDAY EVENINO.
marked M V?u """i' red P??ri Opora Ulnas,
"y ? t0.M- v B.. In a red vol vol case. The finder
square reward by leaving It at 34 Union
Ilk kkwAHD ?LOST ON THURSDAY AFTER
yiu noon December 23. in a Sixth avenue ear. or at
the corner ol Eleventh itroet. at. old fashioned. leather
C a a ' pontaiuiiiK a Hum of money *nd two keys
1? "J?V* reW*rd b> le*vl?8 "
d>1 P. REWARD?POR Fi'R BEAVER OVERCOAT
r i.'hb H?tnrdV Heturn I;
', . j ^AVANAOU, corner of dpnng and Oreene
?treeta. and no questions asked
$20 ^WA^rrIF tue yo"n? gibl ti7at7aw
. ^r! 0.n |,',d*y ??ening te Uuuter'e Point will re
turn Diamond Locket the above reward will be paid and no
q atio'u Mkfl<1 ihati* more than a pawnbroker will puv ;
a preaent frrm a mother that la doati Addrea* K. K. it,
Herald Uptown Hruicli office. *
$100 ~h.?8T^?2 TUESDAY, DECEJJBEiTi^Ta
.T i diamond Breaatnin, with ahaln attached in
, ' ,'1 * tm"' *bov* reward will be paid on return
D^B8u"T.younle N7J,tre't- N *- " J' "?
SPKCIA1, SOTICES,
A -ROYAL bAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY
. (.uarunteed and eonduned by llie Jioyal Haxon Gov
iaVJUL. tiLMiuCt
r?? urawmg, JanuaiT " SfSil 4. 1870.
ftO.OOli pritea among 1(0,000 tioketl
I prire of 500,i*Xi mark*, eqnal to fljo.000 gold
1 priae of iKKi.otltl mark*, equal to 72,'iUo' gold
1 prime of 20O.IKI0 mark*, equal to 4>- <K(i. gold
1 prlae of IftO.uiiO rnarka, equal to SK iXK) >> Id
1 priae of 1 0,C*<i ruarka, equal to .. 24 000 gold
Kentucky State Single Number lottery.'
Urai.d llolidav Neheine.
Ftmt Prlae llno.ilflO
Whole tieketa JfciO, halves, (III; quarters, |3.
I toy a. Havana Lottery
Brnnawiek Uovernment Uittery,
Hambnrg City Lottery.
etill explanatory circulars fren.
? _ _ THF.ODOR JSPCHOCn.
" o. box fttSM. lie Nassau street. New York.
A ?BODa WaTKK MINERAL WATERS. GINGER
?. .. a ? "J'arkling Wines, manulacture of complete out
di^irin ri,ir'{,,"na Material., with fnll Inslru. tions; all
enfitli H-i . "f '"?""'artnre, b< ttlln? an.i dispensing: ex
M aTTII lllvu '" desirable territory . catalogues free. .IcillN
seventh streets. N^w J?"'' T*,n,' -"*b ""1
A -"I^AAt G BOYCE. 2tn BROADWAY, LAWYER
1)ISSIi^mfa,<lI.MP?5TAKt KBDICALAND
A' Surgi.al Case, a epeeialty IIHNKY A DAN1KI.S,
Offi'e hours Twenty-nmth nreet.
(1 --RKNTUCKY state BINOLK NUMBER
J/the Havana ^r,rdi"rT
W00,?? ..fe"8- WCKU,80'f * CO.- Managers
All prises paid In fnll, wlU.oet^leduc"^?"' ^
Royal Havana of Cuba, draws*'eiuiaJy*11 D?<S?,D'>?, 11
" omu * J (iLUTE, Agent.
200 Broadway or box 4.MB Po? o*ice
INDtHTRIAL EXHIBITION BONDS FOB KALE HV
M 12 E?t Seventeenth street hv A
WKLI.ES ?7 University place; by W L MAKOY. No^
Wall itraat The above are the only places aothorisjid h?
ibe com pan / hi U>? Ml# *t boode In
SPECIAL, NOTICKS.
K?I'A KKK, EMERSON A CO., AOBNTS FOR
,s Kentucky St.a- Lotteries, drawn daily.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days.
Kentucky Single Number lottery drawn December 31.1875. j
Prise* caahcU, Information furnished aud circulars sent by i
addressing PARKS A CO., it* Broadway, room 4. Post
ortitbox .1,272. Private t tl?ce* attached.
Office hour*. 7 A. M. to 7 1' M
EOYAL SAXON LOTTERY.
Brunswick and Hamburg Lotteries.
Royal Havana Lottery
WACllSMANN A C<? , Bankers,
Pr>st offloe buz 3.316. 7f> aud 77 Nassau street.
THK PUBLIC ARK 1IF.KKBV NOTIFIED THAT
THE FOLLOW I NO J LACKS ARE THE ONLY
AUTHORIZED 0PP1CE8 FO!; THK RECEIPT < ?K
ADVERT ISKMKNTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TDK
MEW YORK HERALD -
BROADWAY, CORNER ANN STREET.
I.206 hroadway
ttiO SIXTH AVKNUE ...
114 SOUTH SIXTH BTRBET. PHILADELPHIA.
CORNER BOERUM AND FULTON STI.EETK, BROOK
LYN.
d?1 SECURES A 820 BOND. BALANCE lib, IN
?l monthly Instalment* ?>*curei< fix $20 Bonds in Urn
drawing of January 3, Industrial Exbil itlon Company,
highest premium, $100,000, the leant $21 . there are no
blanks; circulars mailed free ALLEN, EDWARDS A
KORDHAM, Hankers, 7b Nassau street; Post u(l?e box
1,828, New York.
flftA -WYOMINO LOTTERY DRAWS DE
I U.UUo, ceiubcr HO. Capital Prire, $50,000.
licketK, $1 ? six tor Circulars mailed tree Prises cashed.
ALLEN A CO., 7V Nassau street. Now Yolk Extraordinary
draws this day Tickets -old to 3 P. M.
(ii'Hll nan in cash prizes, to be dis.
wUvv.vU" tributed te tlcketholdere in Kentucky
State Lottery, to bo drawn December 31, In7r>; Whole
Tickets,$20; Halves, *lo; Quarter*. $5. JOSEPH BATES,
202 Broadway. Box 2,281 Post office
$'>n AAA HAA ?BUY TO DAY OR SEND FOR
mU>UUu?UUvi a circular, If yon wish to partici
pate in the great Holiday Distribution of the Industrial
Exhibition Company on Monday next, Januaiy 3. Whole
bonds. $20, hair oonds, $10; 11 certificates lor only $10,
1 certificate, 111 Address ull orders to
MORGRNT11AU, BEl'NO A 00., Hankers,
23 Park row.
New York.
Post office bos 1.387.
8PORTIN OS?DUOS, HI II US, 4C.
ATTENTION IS DRAWN TO THE BALK OF THREE
cases of Firearms, consisting of breech and in utile
loading Gnns, RiHes, Revolvers, 4e . by order of tlio Under
writers, at thn anctiun lu>u?c of JERK. JOHNSON, Jr., on
Monduy, at 12 o'clock, at 37 Nassau street.
SHOOT AT DEXTER'S, DECEMBER 28.?MATCH HE
tween Hart and Rurritt. 2S birds each, 26 yards, $200;
no gate money ; plenty of good birds.
_ HOUSES, CAEKUGKS, AC.
A mortgage sale.
BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE TO
ME DIRECTED AND BY POWER OF ATTORNEY TO
ME GRAB TED BY MORTGAGEE I WILL EXPOSE
FOR SALE
BY PUBLIC VENDUE
ON TUESDAY (TO-MORROW) DECEMBER 28.
AT 11 O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON. PROMPT.
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE NO. 4 WEST NINE
TEENTH STREET, ONE DOOR WEST OP FIFTH
AVENUE.
CONSISTING OP OVER $20,000 WORTH OF TROTTING
llu RBEB.
CARRIAGES, Hl.EIOHS, HARNESS. ROUES. AC., AC.
THE PROPERTY OF A WELL KNOWN GENTLE
man of this city. Including the well known Trotting Mare
known as Vohiuteer Queen, by Volunteer; can beat
AO to road wagon ; has a record o! 2 i*7; she I* a bright
ay, all black points, with wtiile strip in face, heavy loog
mane and tall and Is perfect iu all respects; 7 years old.
Sorrel Trotting Mare known as Yellow Uirl, formerly
Woodford B aid, gut by tiolddust, dam by Mambrino Chief;
was raised by Mr. Alexander, of Woodford county, Ken
tucky, and trotted at Kentucky Trotting Association Fuir,
when 4 years old. In 2:34, 2:32, 2 :30; she can now boat 2 ;30,
and is sound aud kind
Handsome coal black Golding Twinkle, by Conklln's Star;
he bat two white ankles and star in forebrad; he is a perfect
bennlT, standing or speeding; be can trot all his bouts In
from i :35 to 2 :40; trotted six heats last September all inaide
of 2 =42; he is perfectly sound and kind.
Handsome, fast bay Gelding Honest Tom. by Ethan Allen,
dam by Roe's AbdaJtah; he Is one of the tautest road horses
thut goes the road; he was beat by a length only in - :29J?;
he i? a great Dole hone and is sound, kind and truo in all re
spects
N B?Twinkle and Honest Tom sre very handsome as
well ap one of the faatost teams in this city and su considered
by ?I' orsrioen.
The '<>ry fast brown Trotter Whirlwind; he Is without ex
ception one of the handsomest trotting horses thut can be
mn oiy- -k or road; he can show all hi* heats oo tr.uk In
side of 5:45 sndis an all-day roudster; bo is sound and kind
anu mast be seen to be appreciated
The Carriages include 2 top Road Wagons, 1 Pony Phae
ton, 1 Portland Sleigh, 1 set Double Hainan, it set ? or Single
Harness, 2 elegant Seal Robes, 2 wbito Sleigh Robea, liian'
kets. Hoods, Ac.. Ac.
N. B -THE ABOVE STOCK IS NOW ON EXHIBITION
AND MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPRECIATED. HALE
POSITIVE
BY ORDER OF
JOSEPH PHILLIPS.
CITY MARSHAL AND ATTORNEY FOR MOBTOAOEE.
^ -AUCTION BY G. W. JENKINS.
SPEED ' 8PEKD I TIIRKE DAYS' WARRANTEE. ON
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, AT 10 ;*> A. M , AT
PRIVATE STABLE NO. 13 FIFTEENTH STREET,
BETWEEN UNION SQUARE AND FIFTH AVENUR,
THE ENTIRE PROPERTY OF MK. BLISS. CON
SISTING OP FIVB ' ROAD AND CARRIAGE
HO RBEB.
No. 1 to the finest bay coupe or carriage Horse to the
State, 6 yeors old. IGi< bauds, with large foil tall and mane,
and is as stylish as any horse living; needs no oheck or mas
tingalr and can trot In abont three minntes, and will bo
warranted sonnd and kind for three dart Also a very last
ami stylish pair of brown Kentucky lloraes. Just alike, tf
years old. 15V hands; can trot In 2 :5ft, and ar? vers stylish
and warranted sonnd and kind in single and donble har
nr*s tor three days. Al?o the bay trotting Horse Harry,
about 0 years old, 15?4 hands, and is one of the best
pole horse* in the State; can b? driven by a lady;
stands in the street without tying, has a record
of 2:96 in Philadelphia, ii warranted to beat
2:40, single or double, warranted sound and kind; also the
fast trotting whlte-leggi-d horse Young Dexter, 7 years old
last spring, 16JJ bands, sonnd and kind; can trot anytime
better than 2 :V> or IS milee within tbe hour. Two elegant
top road Wagons, city made, one with Pole and Shafts; one
top Ponv Phaeton, very handsome, city made and built to
nrderfor tbe Mrs.; It is a gem, and is not soiled. Also 2
Sleighs; oue with Pole and Shafts, single and donble Har
ness; also one fine coupe Harness, one white fox Robe, one
black seal Robe, one black bear Robe, one Hndson Bay wolf
Robe, one Imported angola Robe; dress. Kersey and awoat
Blankets, Whips, Ac. Gentlemen are reapectfnlly reqoested
to call and examine this stock, as it is all wary fine and will
be sold to Um highest Didder, rain or shtne, without limit or
restriction.
P. B.-STABLR WILL BE OPEN FOR INSPECTION
AND COACHMAN IN ATTENDANCE FROM B A. M.
UNTIL 9 P. M.
AUCTION HOUSE OK VAN TASSKLL A KEARNEY
110 AND 112 EAST THIRTEENTH 8TKKET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
REGULAR SALE OF HORSES AND OARRIAC.ES
WILL BE HELD EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE. OR THOSE
having Umni and Carriage* to Mil. will Bud this house per
fectly reliable, on tbla business will be conducted on the
name straightforward principle* which have govurnod It in
the past
WE GIVE THE PURCHASER OF EVERY HORSE
THAT IS WARRANTED SOUND FROM 24 TO 48
HOURS FOR TRIAL.
Horses. Carriage*. lUmes*. Blanket*, Robes, Me., alway*
on hand at private sale.
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONSIGNMENTS.
A FEW GENTLEMEN'S ROAD HOB8M CAN HAVE
superior accommodations at the Mult Stables, 142 Went
Thirty seventh street, on returnable terms.
A LANDAULET, BY BREWSTER A CO.. OF BROOME
J\. street. fine order; (Tare nee, by do.; Laudsu. by Miner
A Stevens, also a new Clarence and Berlin Coach, my own
make WM. H. GRAY, No*. 20 and 22, 27 and 28 Wooster
street
A -FOR SALE?A FAST HORSE; YOUNG, 80UND
. and kind; good top Bnggy and Harnoas, also a Port
land Cutler. Robes, Ae.. at private stablj In rear of No. 03
University place, corner Twelfth street.
A -FOR SALE, TWO TOP WAGONH, ONE WITH
? Brewster's cross springs. Portland Sleigh, road and
coupe IIarnesv Union Club Stable, No tt Ea?t Eighteenth
street, between Broadway and Fifth avenuo.
BARGAJN.-thrbr CLARENCES, TWO BIX
seat and two single Sleighs, six Brett*, four I'hartons.
suitable for good livery carriages, on good terms. Address
J. W PITNEY, 460 Third avenue.
A?FOR SALE-FOUR HORSES, SUITABLE FOR
? cart, trnck. express, farming or any business; price
from $40 to C12S, a trial allowed. 349 Bowery, lager beer
Saloon.
A-l 7TFFi?R. OK" ACCOUNT OF MY HUSBAND'S
. death, four horses suitable for truck or any business;
half value . trial allowed. H0 Amity street, between Thomp
son and Sullivan
A SORREL PONY BUILT HORSE BOUND AND
A kind, also a gray Mar*, little sore forward, valnable
tor farmer; $I>0 Express Wagon and Truck, $40. No.
6 Bayard street (bakery)
A- BEAUTIFUL" BREWSTER OF BKOOMR STREET
Clarence, good as new; gentloman leaving the e.ilv;
great bargain , also spring top Wagon. No. 3 West Thir
teenth street.
BY EDWARD SCHENCK?ON WEDNESDAY, DECEM
ber 2i<. at 10 o'clock, at the private stable No 217 Wort |
Forty-first street, the entire establishment of a private gen
tleman ; very line Horses, Carriages. Wagons, Harness, Ac. 1
Particulars In Tuesday ? papers Can be seen at the statile
on Monday. December 27, from 11 A. M. until 3 o'clock P. M.
Board for iiorsks.?gentlemen's road and !
carriage horses will receive beat of care, large box ;
stnils ami regular exercise . terms moderate. Address SUF
FOLK FARM, box 11? Post office. Huntington. I. I
Death of the owner is the cause of sbll
Iuk Hark bay coupe Horse, 0 years old. warranted sound;
splendid side bar top Wagon. Call lor three days at 207 Welt
Nineteenth street.
Horse blankets, sleigh bells and buv
fab Robes ?Large stock at lowest price*. E. BAKT
LE'IT. 112 Warren street, corner of College place.
Mubt sell?at half value, a team of
Canadian Ponies; suitable for a farmer, grocer or any
light work , price <110, worth $2S0 Rag store, H6 King
street, near Hudson
SLE1GIIHI SLEIGHS!
THE KIMBALLBREWSTER Sleigh In all weight*.
We are now exhibiting at our factorv warerooms, Broadway
and Forty seventh street, nearly 2<*> of these sleiirhs. bmtt in
oorown factory under the personal direction of Mr C I' Kim- I
ball, the well known Portland sleigh maker, which wc offer I
to trie public a* superior to all others In quality and style.
Samples at our w?Urooms.Filtb avenue ami Fourteenth
street* Popular price's, 11(10 and thi*kr<1*. I
BKEWSTBK A CO , of Broom* ttrMi.
rpop ROAD WAGON FOR SaLE.-II A VINO BOLD MY
1 horse, would Ilk* any offer for mj side bar Road Wagon
and Harness, both nearly new Apply at lh?* (tor*, corner
*lr??l aiMl BUtU *W??*
hor8e8, CAMUAobi, *c.
SECOND HANI) carriages.
3 rii mu rockaways, $150. $325. $42f>
2 Depot Wagons, i 1 Curtain Buck away, $200.
1 landaulet i 2 Portland Cutters.
i Coup* | 4 seat sh-i?(b.
ii hrvwhcr Wagons. ti neat Sleigh
A. a klandra0, ?
373 and 374 Broome rv, old stand of brewster A '
THE PUBLH' AJiE HEREBY notified THAT
THE Kui.lowi.vu PLACES ARK t1ik ONL Y
AUTHORIZED OFFICES FOB tub RECEIPT OF
advertisements AND subscriitionb kok THE
nbw YOKK HERALD -
BROADWAY. corner ann btbeet.
1..;?.*> BROADWAY.
.*?:?) SIXTH AVENUE.
114 south SIXTH STBEET, Phqiadblphia.
CORNER boebum AND FULTON STREETS, BROOK
LYN.
"liranted-LANDAt'LET, OOUPB OR LANDAU;
m mil hih.i buy ilorsot and Harness; must be low for
cash. Address, stating where to be been aud loved price,
A., Herald office
FOR SOUND HORSE, BUSINESS WAOON AND
huruoui. lop platform spring Expreen Wagon $m),
<-iim $310; or will trade for ixie of leas value , tbl* is a bar
gain 2hi West sixteenth street.
t|? 1 cc/k WILL PURCHASE A handsome NEW TOP
?pl'-rv" eipnu Wagon. worth $2&0, also a beautiful top
itiitqry, city built, latest style, $15<>; must to sold. Livery
stable, 124 West Nineteenth street.
8LBIOIIS. -SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS ok ALL THE
j 0"t latest stylus, including the New Departures, which
cannot be exoellev lor style. quality and price in the city;
Hells, Robes. Hlankets. Harness. Ac., at u>e loweat prices
WM H. OKAY, Nos. 20 and 22 Wooster street.
$75
A.
HALED at apctios.
J ERE. JOHNSON. JR.. AUCTIONEER,
37 Nassau street
Ou MONDAY, at 12 o'clock.
BY ordbb OK THE UNDERWRITERS,
8 canes of firearms,
consisting of breech and tniuale loading .Shotguns,
long range and parlor Rlflea,
revolvers, Ac.
Auction notice?this day imondayk
at Ave story brown stone mansion
ISO West Twenty third stroet, near Sixth avenue,
commencing at ink, o'clock.
Sale positive.
Namely, magnificent Sleicway Sons'7% octave rosewood
Planntorte, used 6 month*, coat (l.OtiO; elegant Windsor
square grand Piano, both with ull lato improvements'. rich
l'arlor Suits, covered in sati... brocatel, silk, reps. Turkuih
suite iu reps find plush, Kasv ( hairs. Tables, Etagere*,
velvet and hniseels Carpet*, line Oil Painting*, lace and
damask Curtains, bookctees and Writing l>e?as, .100 vols
choice Uouas, rich imported Mantel Set*. Clocks, Ac.
buberb Bad room Suite in solid
roeewood and French Inlaid black walnut Dressing Case,
Hnreau, ileiisteud. washatmid, Commodes. armoire a-<!lacc, (
Shaving Stand*. pure hair Mattre**e?. Spring Beds, Pillows,
Sheet*, yuilt*. 20 line wool Blanket*, CarpeU, ac , single
and double Bedsteads.
Din inn Room.
Elegant BufTet, solid black walnut Extension Table,
Chairt.-Side Tables, chlaa diuuer ana Tea Sets, cut glass,
solid ?ilver and plutetl Ware; basement and good kitchen
Furniture; other articles too numerous to mention. Cata
logue coutaiu* over 4u0 lots Sale positive, in lots, to high
est bidden,. LUKE fitzgerald, Auctioneer.
Art notice ?lewis k. wood will sell, at
his salesroom. kl Montgomery street, Jersey City, on
Tuesdav and Wednesday evening*. at 1%, a large aud valu
able collection of high class Oil Paintings.
Auction kale. this day.
Don't fail to attend the
Large sale of Household Furniture,
Pianofortes. Bronsc Statuary, Paintings. Ac.,
TUIS (Monday) MORNING, it 10o'clock.
No. 47 Wed 16lb kt.. between 5th and tith ???.
Magnificent lour round rote wood cafe 7)^ octave Decker A
Bros. Piunoforte, elegant 7 octave Chlckcrinc Piano, 1\
octave upright Piano , latest style Poilor Suit*. in fine satins,
brocades wid coieUlnea; Turkish aud Spauitth Lounges,
Kasy Chairs, Suits In rep. plush and haircloth; Centre and
Console Table*. Extendi*! Tallica, Chairs In leather. Side
board, cane Chairs, imported Brontes, complete Chamber
Sets. confuting of fine Inlaid Bedsteads, Dressing Case*,
Waahstaud*, line hair auC spring Mattresses, single Me<l
Steads, Bureaus, Turkish Knits Bookcases. Peaks. Library
Tallica. Clock*. 2 Hall Stands, Brussels and ingrain Carpet*,
Silverware, Ac. N B. ?Sale positive. Take Sixth avenne
cars; goods packed and shipped city or conntry.
ROBERT C. CASH1N, Auctioneer.
ASSIGNEE'S BALE IN BANKRUPTCY.-NOTICE IS
hereby given that the aale of the valuable properly,
real and personal, of the Pcnaaoola Lumber Company, bank
rupt. heretofore advertised for November 5, 1874, will take
place at public a action on Wednesday, January 5. 1876, at
12 o'clock, uoun, at the Exchange Salearootua. New York
city, 1'ruperty consists of new steam ttauge and circular
saw Mill, '-'8 Dwelling Housoa, 2 Stores and about 60,000
arret of rine l.ands in Florida and Alabama, contiguous to
tbe Big and MtUe Bscornbis rivers, also a Steamer ..od
:ki,(?Xj to 40,000 I'ine Logs in the booms aud stream. Mill
and house* at Mobile, So miles north of Penaacola. on Pen
sai-nla and Louisville Kailroad. Sale peremptory. The whole
property to lie >?ld together, without diviaion, to the highest
bidder Terms, 10 per cent casli on day of sale, 40 per cent
cash within 30 days, .V) par cent lu six eqnal promissory notes,
with tndorser bearing Interest at 7 per ectit. and payable
ii. 12, 1 ? and IS moutba from day of sale, secured by
mortgage on the property, further particulars in Journal
of Commerce 28th lust., or apply to
a EDGAR SMITH. Assignee,
56 Wall street, new York
AN EXTRA LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
sale?This (Monday) morulng, at 10% o'clock, all the
handsome Household furniture of 111 rooms, at the private
house 10ft East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue (100
yards Carpets, Steiuway and Lights A Co. Pianofortes,
eight Parlor Suits, in satin, brocade, rep and haircloth;
Curtains, Mirrors, Paintings. Etagerea. Tables. Bedsteads
Bureaus, Waebstands. Ooumodat. 2fl spring and hair Mat
tressae. Bedding Bl. i.fcets, Library Furniture. Sideboard
F.xtension Tai-le. tuts of (<la*s, Chins. silver Ware
Cutlory, Stoves, Oilcloths, Ac J KHaKMLK. Auctioneer
Auction. auction. auction.
This day (Monday), at 10% o'clock,
all the elegant Household Kurnitnre
of four story residence 21 East 20th street,
to be sold at auction, consisting of magnificent
Parlor Bulla, Pianoforte, Oil Paintings, Bookcases,
Desks, Rtageres, Clocks, Vanrt. Cnrtains. Brontes,
pier and other Mirrors Centre and Console Tables, Carpets,
Cbromos, Wardrobes. Bedroom Suits, with Dressing Cases.
Bedsteads, spring and hair MaUressrs, Lounges. Sofas,
('hairs. Extension and Marble Tables. Crockery. Bilverplated
Ware, Cutlery, Ac.; also, kitchen and servants' Furniture.
HENRY Z1NN. Auctioneer.
BY VIRTUE OP FORECLOSURE OP CHATTEL
mortgage I shall expose for sale in lota to-morrow
(Tuesday) the Contents of a large Hotel. Particulars day of
sale. ISAAC C. U0LD8TKIN, Attorney for Mortgagee.
E
7IDWABD SCUENCK, AUCTIONEER.
Executor's sale
on TUESDAY, December 28,
ai 12 o'clock, at salesroom. No. CO Liberty street,
valuable and choice stock of
old private Wlnns. Brandies, rar* and very old West India
Rum, Bourbon snd Rye Whiskeys,
belonging to the late N. Thomson.
The above valuable private slock consists in part of Ro
de re r Champagne Meniere, South Side and Brasil Madeira,
Amontillado, (lorilon and Star and Garter Sherry, Red Seal
and One London Dock Port, very fine and choice Brandies,
a small lot old West India Rum, Bourbou and Rye Whiskey.
A c.. Ac.
By special order of the execnlor, escb lot will positively
be closed without reserve. Goods now In store. Catalogues
on application.
A. B. PKENOH Esq., Executor,
EDWARD SCHENCK. Auctioneer.
/I EORGE HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER-HOLBROOK
vT A ROLLINS will sell this day, at 2 o'clock, at their
salesroom, 4M aud 4&<S Canal street, tbe balance of a lot of
storage goods removed for convenience of aale. parlor and
chamber Soits, Wardrobes, Rtageres. ball Stand*. Extension
Tables. Sofas. Lounges, pier and mantle Mirrors. Carpeta
and Oil Cloths, Mattresses, Beds and Bedditig, Crockery,
C.laes and Plated Ware. 2ft Church Setteea, lot Liquors,
Wlnea, Ac. By order K. N. Crow.
H
B. HERTS A' SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
ASSIGNEE'S RALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS,
BCOTCH ALE, LONDON PORTER. AC, AO.
Tbe entire stock of a large Importing honsa,
VALUED AT OVER *40,000,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, AT 10:30 O'CLOCK,
AT TUB SALESROOMS, 17 PARK PLACE.
The stock comprises fine Imported Brandies, Gin, Rum,
Irish and Scotch Whiskeys. Port and Sherry Wlnea, fine old
Madeiras, Bass', Yonngar's and Mnir's Ales and Guinness
Stout, all in original packages, also Bourbon. Rrc and hile
Wheat Whiskeys, In barrels, together with a large stork of
rare old Wines, Brandies, Ac^ In bottles. The sale will he
positively without reserve, offering a One opportunity to the
trade and private buyers Catalogues ready on Monday
TT B. HBRTH A 80M8, AUCTIONEERS.
PEREMPTORY SALE 0F~~CABINET FURNITURE.
ENTIRE BT0CK OF MESSRS. IRVING A BON,
VALUED AT OVER $.'>0,000,
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER
20 AND 90,
AT 10X O'CLOCK EACn DAY,
AT TUFIR FACTORY^AND WAREROOMB,
204, 206 AND 208 BAST TWENTY SEVENTH ST.,
NEAR THIRD AVENUE,
comprising the entire balance of stock of rich Parlor Suits,
It. satin, silk, reps, cotelaine, Ac. . also elegant ? alnnt Cham
ber. Library and Dining Ko in Suits; Cabinets, Easels, Music
stands, Hall Stsnds. Turkish Lounges and Chairs. Ac.. Ac.,
all of whirb were made In our own faelory for first class city
retail trade, and will be sold, without any reserve, prior to
making extensive alterations in our business on the 1st of
January . the goods are all fullv finished, ready for delivery
and will be on exhibition on Monday
IK VI NO A SON.
204, 208, 208 EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET
B. IlERTZ A BUNS, AUCTIONEERS
SHERIFF'S SALE
OP GROCERIES, TBAN. CANNED FRUITS, AC,
ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
AT 8ALE8ROOMS 17 PARK PLACE,
comprising green and black Tea*, Coffees. Pickles. Spices,
Sances. Rice, Starch, Soaps, Prunes, Canned Goods. Ac . Ac.
By order or WM C. CONNER, Sheriff
Cms H. Coop**, Deputy. I
J HAVEN. AUCTIONEER. :W AND 41 BAST THIR
? teenth street?Armolrs. Cabinets Bedroom Sets. Inlaid
Tables, Fancy Chairs. Easels, Mirrors, Paintings. Bookcases, I
Decks Beds, Bedding, Silver Plated Ware. Ktageres. dining i
room Chairs, in leather. Extension Tables, Ac., ai private
sale at auction prices
T COOKE. AUCTIONRER, SELLS THIS DAY. AT
t| . 10% o'clock, at 12ftth street and Third avenne. stock
of Groceries, Furniture of small house and lot of Restaurant
Fixtures, fine Carpet. 2 Pianos Dealers Invited
Lhk'ktzberg, AUCTIONBBR.-HKRTZBBRG
. BROTHERS sell at 10% o'clock, at 117 West Tenth
street, large Stock and Fixtures of Fancy Variety Store .
"rw 'iftf-' K-" * " '"** Deakrs iutUaA .?1T
M ALICti AT AUCTION.
Vf ORTGAGK SALE.?R Fi"eINERAL AUCTION
"*? . ialetrooin Nv ?? Bowery, will fell this day, 0
v clock, at 61 Oliver street, the Stock and Fixtures <?l a
Liquor Htore Counier. fpuil Beer Pump. Beck Bar, Khelr*
?g, Chair* Tables, Gas Fixtures, (?)a*Nes, Wines, Lujuors,
Aft. By order R. J Krni)?d)', Attorney for Mort*r?tr*e
MORTGAUB 8ALB.--.M. Nl'SSBAUM, AUCTIONEER,
Ml Bowery, mil* this day, el 10*. o'clock. at No 24:*
1*biancey street, Stock end Fixture* of a Bakery, Counters,
hbowtMii, llurne, Wagon and everything belonging to said
tiniunest. I rude and dealer* invited. By order of attorney i
?or mortgagee.
T)AUTICI'LAH ATTENTION IB CALLED TO TUB
**? . W6*"* Munito's Champaf.ruvt> find Bordeaux
and Burgundy Wines, Brandies, Gins Irish and Scotch
VS hiskevK, Ales, Porters, Ac. all firm class imported goods,
hull partirulai? in Journal ?r Commerce,Commeroitl Adver
liner and Bulletin. The sale will take place on Tuesdav.
December 38. at II o clu* v. Nos 75 ami 77 WtMkMnet
WILLI AM s MOCNT, Auctioneer.
PAWNBBOKER'S SALE-THIS KAY. J AMKS AGAR
Auctioneer, will noli, kt &H New Bowery, .100 loth
Dr(???i brocbe and wpollei Shawls, Fur*, Stcqae*. Rem
uant*, Table Linen, Undefelothlui, lilankei* (juilui.
Boots, Shoe*, Pillow*, Coats, Pantaloon*. *ml Vosta. By !
order of M. Hrurkli imer, Grand street, Williamsburg. \
Richard Walters' sons, ai> tioveee.m.-gro
<trie*, Tom, Ac?Marshal's ??lf ?Will .ell, Mondav. it
II o'clock, at saleerooui, -7 Eut Broadway. Stock of a first
cla*s Grocery Bture, vt?. :?Piue Green an<J Black Teas,
Coffee*, Spices, Canoed Goods, Pickle*, ( auup, Boxes of
Soap, Starch, Flour, Prunes. Oil, Tea Cam, Chocolate,
Blacking, Sardine*, lot of Hardware and Tinware. Brushes
Ac. JOHN T. STEWART, Marshal
Richard Walters' son.s, aiotioneers-boots
and Shoes. Marshal's Hale?Will tell Mouduv, at 10
o'clock, at salesroom 27 Kant Broadway, a general aunrw
meiit or gentleuieu'*. ladies' and children'* Boot*, Shoes,
Gaiters, Arctic*, rubber Boot*. Shoe* Ac. ; lot of Under
shirts, Clothing, It DENIS OALVIN. Marshal. _
QJHERIPTS BALE OF CLOTH, CASSI MERES,
O Clothing, Fixtures. Ac.?H. HERMAN Sheriff* Auc
tioneer, eell*. ou Monday. December 27, at 10 o'clock, at No.
t>2H Eighth avenue, the entire Stock ami Fixture, of a first
clued Clothing Btore, consisting of Cloth, Cassimeros, piece
Goods, CoaM, Overcoat*, Patits, Vests, Pea Jacket*, Boy,'
Suit*, Counter*, Shelving. Chain, Btore Fixture*, Ac. Sale
punitive. Dealer* invited.
WILLIAM a CONNER, Sheriff
Ciiahlk? W. llrnjia, Deputy.
O HERIFK'B RALE.?RICHARD FIELDS, AUCTIONEER,
k? will roll on Tuesday. December 38, at salesroom No SH
Bowery, at II o'clock. 15 bhls. old Whiskey*. H eighth cask*
Brandy. 2f> cases Champagne. By order of MATI'HKW T
BKJKNNAN, late Sheriff P. J. Kakbukt, late Deputy.
OlIERIFF'B BALE OF BUTTER, CHEESE, AC -8
O HERMAN, BherifT* Auctioneer, ?ell?, on Monday,
December 27, at 11 o'clock, at No. 13 Howerv, a large quan
titv of Butter and Cheese, in tuba, firkin* and boxe*. Sale
poaitive. jMkMrkinvHefl
WILLIAM a CONNER, Kherift
gjHKflQpurWeputy.
OIIERIFVS SALE OF .IEWEJ.BV, SAFE, AC ?S.
O HERMAN, SlterllT* Auctioneer. ?ell?, or Monday,
Decumher -7, at 11 o'clock, at No 13 Bowery, a larso and
line stock of Jewelry?via., Wntctie*. Chain*. Studs, Lockctn,
Ac. ; also Sale, Desk*, Ac. Sale positive.
WILLIAM C. CONNEB, Sheriff.
John F CdX!?inc!i*m, Deputy. *
SHERIFF'S SAIJJ OF A WHEELWRIGHT'S RnOP.
O 8. HERMAN, RherlfT* Auctioneer. i>ells thi* day
(Monday), December 37, at 11 o'clock, at So. 514 West
Thirty seventh street, the Stock and Kixtores of a Wheel.
wriKlit s Bhop. consisting of Anvil*, Vice*, Korge*, Bellows,
Iron, Steel, Tool*. Ac. Hale positive.
WILLIAM C. CONNER, Sheriff.
Patrick Campiku., Deputy.
THOMAS J. M'GKATH, ArCTIONEER, WILL SELL
on this day, at VI o'clock M., all tbo Fixtuxee of the
Liiiuor Store No. 123 Bleecker street, corner of Wouster?
Bur and Back Bar, Tables, Obair*. Mirror*. Stove. Glaas
ware. Gas Fixture*. Ac.: also a first elau Lacer Be?r Ice
house, nearly now, cost $110; also a (plendid Show Lamp,
outside the noor. Poeitlve In lot*.
Et'ROPEAH STEAMSIIIPS.
JNMAN UNE.
Roy a' Mall Steamers are appointed to nail a* ftillow*
FOR Ql'KENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BROOKLYN Tuesday, Dec 38, at 3 P. M.
CITY OF CHB8TER Tnesrlay. Jan. 4. lB7?.at 10 A. M
CITY OF MONTREAL Saturday. Jan. 8, lS7tL at 2 P. M
CITY OF BERLIN Saturday, Jan. 15,1876, at B A. M.
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday, Jan. HJ, 1870, at 2 P. M.
and each succeeding Saturday, from pier 45 North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Oabin SUO, J80 and $100, jroH.
Btecrare $28, currency
Drafts isssued at lowest rate*.
For cabin passage and general buslnen apply at the com
pany's office, Nu. 15 Broadway.
For steerage passage at 3S Broadway, or pier 45 North
River.
JOHN G. DALE. Agent.
STATE LINK-TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN
BELFAST AN1) LONDONDERRY,
Bttilmy from Eagle pier, Uobokrn. N J.
STATE OF VIEOINIA Thursday, Dee. 30
STATE OK INDIANA Thursday. Jan. 13
STATE OK PENNSYLVANIA Thur.day, Jan 27
arid every alternate Tliuntday thereafter. First cabin. $60,
$7(! and $Hd; return tickets, 112*1. Second rolnn. $40; re
turn tickets, $HQ. Steerage at lowest rates. Apply to
AUSTIN, BALDWIN A CO., Agents, No. 72 liroadway.
Steerage nfHce. No. 46 Broadway
CI BEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
T TO BRISTOL {ENGLAND) DIRECT.
Sallinghoin pier 18 East River, a* loll.iwa:?
(?BEAT WESTERN. Windham . Wednesday, December 20
AKAOON, Syinons Wednemlay, January 36
Cabin putaie, *7(1; intermediate, $46; steerage. $;io, cur
rency : excursion tickets, $12(),
Apply to W D MORGAN, Agent, TO South street.
North kbrman lloyd
STEAMSHIP !-hE BETWEEN NEW YORK,
SOUTH AM ITtlN AND BREMEN.
Company's pier, foot of Second street. lloboken.
BALI KB Jan 61 HERMANN Jan. 15
NECKaR Jan s| IIOHENSTACFFE.V Jan. 33
Kates of passage from New York to Southampton. Havre
or Bremen
First Cabin, (100, gold . Second Cabin, $60, eoU; Steerags,
$3(1, currency.
Ketnm ticket* at reduced rates.
Prepaid steerage certificates, tif2, currency.
For freiartit or passage apply to
OELKICHS A CO.. No.
2 BowMng Green.
WHITE STAR LINE,
FOR UUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING TflE UNITED states MAIL
GERMANIC January I. at s A. M.
CELTIC lanuary 8, at 2 P. M.
ADRIATIC Jannary 15. at 8 A. M. ;
BALTIC January 23. at 2 P. M 1
REPUBLIC Jaunary 28, at 7 A. M.
From the White Star Docks. pier .'>2 North River
Rate*?Saloon, $60, $.-<(> and $100 In gold, return ticket* i
on favorable term* steerage, $28
Saloon, staterooms, smoking and bath rooma are placed j
amidships, where the ninw and motion are least, affording a
degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at sea.
For inspection of plana and other information apply at the :
Company's u flic ft, 87 Broadway, New York.
R J. CORTIS, Agent.
/"1UNARD line?B. AND N A. R. M. & P. 00.
L NOTICE.
With a view to diminishing tlie chances of collision, the
steamers of this line take a specific conrse for all seasons of
the year
On tlie ootward paasape from Qnocnstowr, t? New York m '
Boston, crossing the meridian of 50 at 43 latitude, or noth
ing to the nortl> of 43.
On the homeward passage crossinir the meridian of 50 at
42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 42
FROM NEW YORK FOB LIVERPOOL AND
QUKKNBToWN
CHINA Wed.. Dec 2H | ALGERIA Wed , Jan 13
PARTI1IA. Wed.. Jan 5 (JaVA Wed . Jan. 1?
Steamers marked ? do not carry sieernge paaeenger*
Cabin parsagr. $80. $1<Mi snd $130. gold. according to ac
commodation Return tickets on favorable terms
Steerage tickers to and from all paru of Europe at very
low rates Freight and paasaec oftloe. No 4 Bowline Oreeu. i
CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN, Agent.
National linb.
From piers Not 44 and 47 North River.
FOR LONDON DIRECT
ERIN Tuesday, Dae. 28, 8 P M.
CANADA ... Tuesday. Jan. 4, il A. M. I
FOR QUBENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPT. . .Jan 1. * A M ISPAIN Jan l.'i, 8 A. M.
HELVETIA Jan.MJi-.30 P M I
Cabin passage, $?"./ mid $70, currency Steerage at greatly
reduced pru-eK Return ticket* at reduced rates. Prepaid i
steerage ticket* from Liverpool at ihe lowest rates. Apply
at the company's office, W Broadway
K W J HURST. Manager. |
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE-STEAM TO QUEENS- i
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
sailing every TIIRSDaY
from pier 441 North River.
WYOM!NG,Pee.l'H.Ha>A-M. I DAKOTA, Jan. 25, 3 P. M
NEVADA. Jan 4, 10 A M. WISCONSIN. Feb.l,*S * M.
IDAHO, Jan lh. 10 A. M. I WYOMING. Feb. 8, 3 f. H.
Cabin $H5. $70 and $H0. currency.
Intermediate. $40, steerage. $26.
Passengers booked to and from Paris. Hamburg. Norway,
Sweden Ac Drafts on Ireland, England, Franco and Ger
many at lowest rates.
WILLIAMB A OUION, 2? Broadway.
ONLY DIRECT LINK TO FRANCE
the general transatlantic; COMPA.VVS
MAIL 8TEAMEIIS BETWEEN
NEW YOKE AND HAVRE.
The splendid vessels nn this favorite route (or the Conti
nent (being more southerly than any other;, will tall from
pier No Mi North River, as follows
FRANCE, Trudelle Saturday. Jan 8 |
LABRADOR. Sanglier Saturday, Jan. 33
AMEIUQUR, Pousol* Satuniay, Keb. 5
PRICK OK PASSAGE IN liOLI) Uncluding wine) |
First Cabin $11(? t< $120, according to accommodation; |
Second, $72 . Third Cabin. $?i
Return tickeu at reduced rates.
Steerage. fUi. with superior accommodation. Including all |
necessariea. without estra chartre
Steamers marked tliul * do nut csrrv steerage paaaengers. ,
LOUIS DE BEHIAN, Agent, M Broadway.
LITKCIAL NOTICE.?THB SPLENDID MAIL STEAM- !
?5 ship WYOMING sails from pier No. 46, North River,
tiir Qneenstown md Liverpool, on Tuesilav December 38. ?t
t. ,'t A M Cst>in, Intermediate and steerage passage at
lowrst rate*. Aonly to wImMAIMS A OUION 38 Broadway
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LIN*
fur PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG and HAMEUBG.
I'oMMKRaNIA Dec :*? GELLKRT Jan. .0
SUE VIA Jan 13 ELOP8TOCK. Ian 27
Rates of passage t< Plymoath. London. Cherixmrg, Ham
iitirg and all points In England. Scotland and Wales;?
Cabin, first saloon, gold $!(*>
Cabin, second saloon, gold ?)
Steerage, enrrency 30
ki niTabdt a co., a b richard a boas,
General Arent*. General Passenger Agents.
61 Broad street. New York. 61 Broadway. New York,
Anchor line
CARRYING T1IB UNITED 8TATE8 MAIL.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
CALIFORNIA Saturday, J anuary 1 at 8 A.M.
ETHIOPIA Saturday January S. at IP M.
ANCHORIA Satorday, January 15, at 8 A. M
VICTORIA . Saturday. January 22. at 2 P M.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDONDERRY
yi'KENBTOWN OR BELFAST
Cabin? $"5 t< $mi currencv. acijitdlng \6 kerf
INTERMEDIATE $?'>, TnKE?i.A'_^_
Drafts Issued tc any s" _-?{\\ currsjuw^'
_ "agggs a?..
o
'"'vatAH ROSBA-CHBAPBST PASSAGE OFFICE
^ ft New York. Steamers every day, Cork, Liverpool,
rtfasgow. Derry. Drafts payable everywhere, raUroni
tickets Eicliange ofbre O'DONOVAN ROh.SA S Hotel, ltU
O'tbani tauarf.
EUROPEAN ST K.I.TIM HI PS.
MOST DIRECT ami BCONOMICAL ROPTB *0 HOL
LAM), BKLGI I'M. TirK RHINE. SWITZRRLAND,
AC.. AC , VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer P CALAND December j8
Steamer MAAS January *
Tlseas beautiful (WHmm. carrying the United State. mail
Id the Netherlands, are great favorites with ihe public.
Trips regular; rate* low; comfort and living perfect.
For freight, Por pasaage,
PCn6h, EDYE * CO. L W. MORRIS,
Ml Broadway
Tl'ILSON LINE FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HCLL,
v T sailing Horn pier .'>3, North River, a* follows
HINDOO J*u. 5 | NAVA1UN0 Feb. 3
COLOMBO Jail. It*( OTHELLO Feb. id
Pint cabin, $70, currency ; sscoad cabin, $45, currency.
R*?nrsfon in kew on very tj> ritVile term*. Through Uckots
issued to Coniiueulal and Baltic porta. Apply (or full par
ticular* to
CLARLES L WHIOHT A CO.. S6 Sooth ?treet.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFM MAIL STHXMSHIP LINE-FOR CALIPOR
uia, Japan a.ol China, from pier I 2 North River
KUR AS1MNWALL.
Stramthlp COLON Friday. December 31, 13 noon
Connecting for all Central American ami I'Hclflo porta
EXCURSION TICKETS TO TUB CHILIAN EXPoSI.
TION AND RETURN, pood till March. 1876. $351. gold.
OUTWARD TICKETS ONLY 6221, GOLD
FROM SAX FRANCISCO POR JAPAN AND CHINA
Steainsbio CITY OK PEKING January 1
FROM SAN PRANCISOO FOR AUSTRALIA AND
NEW ZRALAN I> VIA HONOLULU, b. I.
Steamship Monday. .Ianuary 3
nler 4? North Rival.
7LLAY, Superintendent.
STAR BALL LINK.
UNITED STATR8 AND BRAZIL MAIL 8TK AMSHIPS.
Bailing regularly every month from Watauu1* Wliarf, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
Por PARA PERNAMBUCO, BAHIA and RIO JANRIRO,
calling at St. John's, Porto Rico.
NELLIE MARTIN, 3,000 tons, January 23, at 1 P. M.
JOHN BKAMA LL, 2*VM to tot, February.
J B. WALKER. 4,700 ton*. March.
When tlie 23d falls ou Sunday steamers ?all the day previous
Those steamer# are perfectly new, with all the latei-t lin
proviuncnu, having tint claaa passenger accommodations,
for freight and uaasairc. at reduced rate*, apply to
J. 8. TUCKER A CO., Agenta, 54 Pine street.
IpOR NASSAU. N. P.-RRGULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
line. The next three departures will be from New Yorlt
via Savannah, Git, December 14, Deoembor 28, January A
Apply to MURRAY FERRIS A CO., A gouty ?2 Booth st.
Bermuda link?the elegant iron stramer
CANIMA will tall for Kermuda direct on December 30,
and every fortnight thereafter For information and photo
graphs, apply to A K. OUTERB RIDGE, Agent, 29 Broad
way.
NY,, HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL fih LINE
? Steamers leave pier No. a North River at 3 P. M.
FOR HAV ANA DIRECT
CITY OP MEXICO Tuesday, Dee. 2ft
C1T\ OP >ERA CRUZ Thursday, Dec. 30
CITY OK NEW YORK Thur.day, Jan t?
FOR VKRA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS;
via Havana. Program, Campeachy, Tuspan and Tuinpico
CITY OK MEXICO Tuendav, Dee. 2*
CtVY OP HaVANa Tuesday Jan. 18
Por freight or pannage apply to
v AI.i.XANDRlf A SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway.
Steamers will leave Nmv Orleans January I and January
22 for Vera Crui and all the other ports.
VTEW YORK AND HaTaNA~DIRROT MAIL LINE.?
Tlieve Brat clash steamships will sail at 3 P M. from
pier IS North River, foot of Cedar street, for Havana direct,
?s follows
COLUMBUS Tuesday. Jan. 4
CRESCENT CITY Thursday, Jan 13
For freight ami passage, having unsurpassed auoammoda
tkius, apply to
WM. P. CLYDE A CO., No. 6 Bowling Green.
McKeller, Luling A Co., Aicents In Havana.
T- EX A 8 LIN K PuR OA LVHSTON, TODCHINO AT KEr
West, carrying the United State* mail.?The steamec
Ci'l'Y OP HOUSTON, Captain Itoenag, will sail on Friday,
December 3L, at 3 P. M., from pier 20 Rast River. Through
hlUs of lading givnn to all potato on the Houston and Texas
Central International and Great Northern. Oalveston, Hous
ton and Henderson and the Oalveston, Uarrtsborg and San
Antonio railroads. Freight and insurance at lowest rates.
For freight or nvisage. having superior accommodation*,
apply to C. H MAI.LORY A CO., 153 Maiden lane, or W.
P CLYDE, No. 6 Bowling Green.
IflOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
1 THE CROMWELL LINR.
The steamship
HUDSON, Captalu Oager,
on Saturday. January 1, at 10 o'clock A M.,
from pier No 9 North River.
Through bills ol Iadnv given to Mobile and all principal
points on the MlKsiiodppi River.
Cabin parage, $50; steerage. $25.
Apply to CLARK A SEAMAN". H8 West street.
MORGAN'S LINK Of STEAMSHIPS,
for New Orleans and Texas,
will ?>*(! every Saturday to New Orleans, transferrin? Texas
freight there to Morgan's Louisiana end Tex a* Railroad l?r
Briu,hear; theace per steamer of Morgan's line to Tex sit
ports.
Tlie steap>er GEORGE W. ELDER will sail from pier 38
North River, on Saturday, January 1, at 3 P. M., for New
Orleans direct.
Through bills of lading tinned to Mobile, Galveston, and
to *11 points on the Galveston, llarrisburg sod Sau Antonio,
Houston and Texas Central International nud Great North
ern, Texas nnd Pacific and TTaua-Oootineut.il railroads. and
to Indlacola and San Autonio. and all points on the Cm If,
Western Texas and PaoiBc Railway, Brasoe Santiago, Cor
pus Chriati. llockport, Sl Mary's and Pulton.
Freight for St. Mary's and Pulton landed at Rockport.
Lighterage snd Channel dues at cither Corpus Chrteti or
Uraxos Santiago at the expeuac and risk of coorfpnee.
Freight for Brownsville. Matamorot and points in the in
terior must have consignee at Braeoi Santiago.
Insurance can he effected under open policy of C. A. Whit
ney it Co., New Orleans. From New York to New Orleans,
fc per cent, from New York to ail Texas porta via New Or
leans. \ par cent.
Freight at lowest rates, For freight or farther informa
tion apply to
CHARLES A. WHITNEY * CO., Agent*.
Pier 98 North River.
QLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing horn pier 37 North River.
For Norfolk, City Point and Riohmond, Tueedaya, Thnra
dav? and Saturdays at S P. M., connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont
Air Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and with the com
pany's steam lines to interior points In North Carolina and
Virginia. Newbern and Washington, X C. frta Norfolk),
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrday
Lewes, Del., Monday and Thursday at 4 P. M.. connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and hills of lading to all points at
lowest rates. Insurance to Norfolk. Ac., M per cent. Freight
received daily at pier 87 North Rirer lteiieraloffir.es, 107
Greenwich street- N. L. MoCREADY, Preaident.
TaiVELLKRy GUIDE.
IpALL RIVER UNB TO BOSTON,
1 via New|>ort and Kail Rirer ?The magnlfleent steamers
NBWPOKT and OLD COLONY leave pier 28 North Rirer.
foot of Murray street, daily '"Randays excepted), at 4:30
P. M. Through tickets sold at all principal holel* In the
city
PE N XSYL V \ NIA RAIL RO A D.
TIIK GREAT TRUNK LINK
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROITE.
Trains leare New York, from foot of Desbroases and Cort
land! streets, as follows:?
Express, for Harrisburg, Pitlaburg. the West and Sonth,
with Pullman Palace Tart attached, 9:30 A. M., 0 snd
8:30 P M. Sunday, 6 and 8-.30 P. M
Per WillianiBDort and Lock Haven (rla Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Division, connecting at Philadelphia), 9:30
A M For Williamsport, Look Haven, Corry and Erie,
8 UtO P M . connecting at Corry for Titusrille, Petroleum
Centre and the Oil Regions. ..... ?
For Baltimore, Washington and the .South. "United Wash
ington Express" of Pulluian Parlor Car* daily, except
Sunday. 9:3u A. M.J arrive at Washington 4:10 P. M.
Regular at h:4<> A. M , 3 and 9 P M. Sunday, 9 P. M
Express for Philadelphia. 7, 7 30. S 40. .'?> A M., 12 30,
3, 4. 4 10. 5. )), 7. 8.30, :? P M. and 12 night. Sunday,
5, ti, 7, K.3o'and DP. M. Emigrant and second class. 7
Pm Newark at?. 0:30, 7, 7:40 8, 9. 10, 11 A. M . 12 M .
1, 2, 3 30. 3 50. 3.40. 4, 4.10, 4:3d, 4:30. 5. 5 310, 5:40,
e io, eao, o :*j, 7. 730, s .10. 10, 11 so p. m. and u
night. Sunday, 5 20. 6:30, 7 and 8 10 P. M.
For Elisabeth, 6. 8:30. 7, 7 40. H, 9, 10, 11 A. M, 12 M,
1.2.2:30. 8:10, 3:40, 4, 4:10. 4:30, 4:50,530,5:40,
#:10. 630. 6 3U 7. 7:30, 8:10, 10. lido P. M. and 13
night. Sandaj. ft30. 0 .30. 7. and 8 .10 P M.
For Rahwav, tUfc 7, 7 40, 8 10, 11 A. M . 12 M., 1, 2,
2:30. 3 fo, 8:40. 4, 4:10, 4 :30. 4:50, 5 30, 5:40, ?:1ft,
?:20 6:30, 7, H 10,10 P. M. and 12 night. Sunday. 5:20,
?:30 ?nd ? P- M.
For Wuodbrldge. Perth Amboy and South Ambov, 6 and 10
A. *.,2 :30.4:80 and 630 P M.
For New Brunswick, 7, 8 an 1 11 A M.. 2, 3:10, 4:10, 5 ;23,
6 :10. 7 P M.. and 12 night Sunday, 7 P. M.
For East Millstone, 11 AM . 3 and "> :20 P M.
For Kingston and Rooky Hill. 8:40 A. M and 4:10 P. M.
For Princeton. 7. 8 40 A M? 12 w, 2. 4 10 and 7 P. M.
For Lambertville, 9 3" A M , 2, 3 and4:lo P. M
For Pbllllpeburg and Belvidere, 9 :30 A. M. and 2 P. M.
For Hemlngton, 9 30 A M. and 3 F. M.
For Mercer and Somerset Branches P. M.
v?r Trenton. Bordentown. Burlington and Camden. 7 JO and
SiWAM, 12 2. 4, 5 and 7 V M
For Freehold, 7 M A M.. 2 and 4:10 P. *.
For Farmingdale and Squan, 7:30 A M and J P. M.
For H.irht?tnwn. Peiuberton and t-amden, via Perth Amboy,
2 30P. M.. and via Mootnouth Junction, 4 lo P. M
For llightstowu and Pemberton, 6 A M. via Perth Amboy.
and 7 -*) A M via Monmouth Junction.
Trains arrive ss follows Prom Pittsburg, 8:55 and 10:30 A.
M. and 9:20 P. M. daily , 10:15 A. M and 7 40 P. M. dally,
ex ept Monday From Washington and Haltimore. 6;2J
A. M . 4 <lf>. 5:15 and 10 27 P. M. Sonde/ 6 .20 A. M. From
Philadelphia, f. 10. 6 : J). 6:?. 10 15. 11:20, 11:54 A. M.,
2:15. 4<?, 5:15. 9 10. 7:40, 8 44. 0:30, 10:27 P M. Sun
day 5 10,6.30, ?fl5, 11 M A. M., 7 :40, 9 20 and 10al
P M
Ticket1 'ffices, 520 and 944 Bruadway, No. 1 Astor House
and foot l>e>bros>es and Oortlandt streets. No. 4 Court
stieet. Brooklyn; Nos. 114. 118 and 118 Hudson street, Ho
boken Kmlgraat Ticket Ofllce. No. 8 Battery Place.
prank THOMSON. b. M. BOYD, J?.,
tieneral Manager. General Passenger Agent.
PBOVIDBNCB 'AND 8T0NINGT0N STEAMSHIP CO*
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
STON1NGTON LINE.
From pier 33 North River, foot of Jay street, the elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND aad NABRAGANdBTT dally
(except Sundays), at 4 :30 P. M.
PBOVIDBNCB LISB.
From pier 27 North River, foot of Robinson street, the
steamships BI.KCTIIA and GALATK daily (except Sun
day*), at 4 P. M.
T>niLADKLPHlA via" LONG BRANCH AND~"tUB
I NF.W JERSEY SOUTHERN RMLROAD
''?re from New York to Philadelphia nniy $2 25.
ig October 4 187.'i.
Commencing ......
Leaves New York, pier s North River, loot Rector street
Kor Philadelphia, Vineland, *c -10:40 L ML
For Philadelphia, Tuckerton .Ac. ?4 1' M.
WM S. SNEDBN. General Managec
DRY GOOD*.
ISABBAl". NO. 7 UNION SQUABB, HAS ON HAND
1 a large (took of Nets for the front hair, alec InvUible*
at greatly rednoed prices
MILLISKP.7 AJU> DHE88MAHMG.
A -laARIB TII.LMAVN 00., OF PARIS Ilf.
?r*,\ porters oi hue Millinery, and snoceMon te Mm*. A,
Michel, 423 Sixth avenne near Twenty sixth street. - La>
test Parisian Modes, flneet Goods for dap and evening cue
tumes Flowers. .
IMPORTANT TO L4i)IE8, DRESSMAKERS, UPHOU
1 sterers and oUwrl ? Plaiting. Shirring, Bmbroideriaai
Braiding, stemi'iog, Ac : work done for th? trade on tl>4
Bonnas IBai^Une. J H. BROWN, 114 Bast Fourteenth
street j opposite Aeademy of M usia
SIDE PLAITING DOUR BY MACHINE FOR DRBK8
makers ?nd pruaie fainiUes at 2 cente Ml yard , alst
- M-i'Wteru. 14. hUANCUPP.^fli4i?l???Htet '

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