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THE TURKS' VICTIMS.
APPEAL ON BXHALF OP T11K EXILED CHEIS
TIAN8 OF THE BALKAN PUOVINCKB.
Yentnor, England, Nov. 29, 1870.
To the Editor op the Herald:?
Will you give me space in your columns to make an
appeal to tbe American people on behalf of the people
ot the Western Balkan provinces exiled by tbe meas
ures luken by tbe Turks for tbe repression of tbe in
surrection? 1 bavo been in tbat section since Sep
tember 1, 187&, and am, therefore, competent to speak
ol that portion of tbo refugees 1or whom 1 plead?those
who have taken refuge in Croatia, Daiinatla and in
Mcnteuegro. Of theao there are in Croatia alone,
according to Miss Irby, an English lady who
has been working among the refugees more than
a year, 72,000; along the Dalmatian iruntler,
north or the Narenta, probably about 10,000; in the
district of Kagusa alone 16,000, and in Catlaro proba
ably 2,000 or 3,000 more. Those in the district north
of the Narenta we know so little about tbat only an
approximation Is possible. They have no committees
to care for or register them. But in Montenegro alone,
whoso poor and valorous population is nearer kindred
by race and roliglon to the hnntedChristlans of Herze
govina, and to whose mountains they lied, when It was
possible, In preierence to Daiinatla, there are 76,900
souls thrown on the charily of a population which Is
the smallest and poorest ol all tne independent Chris
tian States, being only 120,000, the total revenue oi
the country being abont $260,000 and tbe total In
comes of the whole people probably not rnucn above
$1,000,000.
1 do not allude in any way to the refugees In Servia,
or the mlsorable living victims of Bulgaria, bocause I
do not know anything personally ot them; but their
number la nothing like so largo as those on this side
Ihe Balkan Peninsula, and they are already looked after
?y poworful English committees, under the direction
>1 Lady Stronglord and others. Of those of whom 1
mow 1 can say, unhesitatingly, no destitution can bo
(reatcr than theirs Most ot them have now beon in.
ixilo for moro than a year, and are entirely dependent
in charily?living in tents, in hovels, stablei, barracks
tastily put up by the committees, Ac. 1 have soen as
nany as thirty souls, young and old, huddled in tbo
liable ol a kindly peasant, where the pigs and sheep
and cattle were mixed up with children auu sick. Thou
sands died lost winter Irom Hunger and cold. On one
Sari of tbo frontier the Austrian guard told me, in
[arch last, that all the children under three years bad
died already. One unfortunate band ot relugees
brought in tnelr arms tH'iy-fonr dead bodies ot their
children wtio had dtod In their flight, to give them
burial in a Christian land. Even all summer long they
were dying in numbors of "starvation typhus. "
Lust winter the Austrian government allowed tbem
In some districts about four cents each, but in tbe sum
mer tnis was withdrawn, and the winter new setting
in dads them without resources, except the Utile aid
Liu local authorities and private charity gives them.
We may succeed lu so calling attention to their condi
tion that the Austrian government must do something
ugain for those on Its hands, but what 11 does will bo
barely to prevent starvation, and the question ol their
clothing In the cold, bleak hills of Dalmalia is almost
as important as food, and for this the governmoni baa
uot done and will Dot do anything.
lu Moutcnegro the moans of tho government are
tlready exhausted. Tbe bread supply ol tbo country
s never enough for Its own population. The crops
>t this summer are nearly exhausted already, and the
;ailant little people which for 400 years bus been at
tlmost continual war wltb tbo Turk oitber to preserve
is own frcodom or to aid Its kindred Herzegovina, is
now menaced with starvation from too great hospt
tiility.
In the district of Ragusa one of the first cares of tbo
committee was to orgauize schools lor tbe children of
the refugees, none of whom could read, and by the
help ol tbo priests they established seven schools,
which have provided over 600 chlldron with tho rudi
ments o( a substantial education, with some clothing
and a small pecuniary contribution to their living at
an expense ol about $140 pur month, everything in-,
eluded. This has now to be given up, the need for
bread absorbing all the meaus ot the committee, and
being miserably Inadequate oven for this tn the
limited district in which It works. As things now
stand at lsast 100,000 of these refugees must die of
sold or starvation n we oannot get moro aid lor them,
i calculate the cost of carrying them through the win
ter at about $6 each. 1 want to ask a practical and
tlmplo question. How many people are there lu the
United Mates who are willing to charge themselves
with one soul at that cost? 1 should like to see soino
of the geuerous deeds of our past outdono?ships
loaded with broad, with grain, wheat or maize, coming
In an Imperial way to bring tho aid of the groat Repub
lic to thuso martyrs to tbe cause of lreedom, to tbe race
which has endured centuries of slavery rather than
abandon its faith?a great, a splendid race, one of
those which will one of these dayB divide with our own
the sovereignty of the world, but which has now
hardly got its head above tbo waters of oppression, and
whoso very name Is a synonym of servitude. I should
like to ace ono of our biggest ships come to Catlaro
bringing its fullest cargo ol bread to the noble l'rlnce of
Montenegro?that oasis of liberty in the desert wnleh
Turkish oppression has made and Europeau imperial
jealousies maintained?to enable him to teed hta people
and their guests for another winter. I should like to
aoe bankcra' drafts lor aomo hundred thou
sand dollars come to relieve tho im
mediate strain of this Immense misery
and show that the American people is as roady to
aid the poor and oppressed In' this hemisphere as In
Its own. Will the American people do a splendid
thiug lor the starving Christians ot Horzegovlna and
do it in the quick and splendid way it can do such
things?
WHERE fiCllSCRIPTIOXS MAT 1)> SENT.
Money by post olQce order or London bunkers' draft
may be sent to me, Vontuor, Isle ol Wight, England,
or by drall on Loudon or Trieste to His Gruco Hilarlon
Rogonovlch, Bishop of Montenegro, Cettinge; or
Baron Ghetald! Gondola, Ragusa. Yours, truly.
W. J. STILL MAN.
HEAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales were effected at the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday:?
James M. Milior sold, by order of the Court o( Com
mon Pleas, in foreclosure, Wiliiam H. Leonard referee,
a liouso, with lot, 10.8x75x49x44x32.4, on Ninth ave
nue, east side, 4&4 leet north of Fifty-third street, to
B. C. Thornbill.
Also, by order of the same Court, in foreclosure,
same referee, the building, with lot, 26x100.5, on West
Forty-eighth street, sonth side, 150 feet east of Elev
enth avonue to B. P. Fairchtld. for $9,000.
Scott & Myers sold by order of tho Supreme Court
in foreclosure, F. A. Paddock referee, live lets, each
25 by 99.11, on 120th street, north side, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues, known as lots Nos. 289 to 293
Inclusive, on map No. 180, tiled in the oflice of the
Register, to William A. Bigelow, plaintiff, lor $10 each
over a mortgage o( $1,000, with interest from Decem
ber 17, and ull taxes and assessments.
E. H. Ludlow k Co. sold by order of the Suprome
Court, in lorcclosure, Sidney Do Kay referee, a house
with lot 10.10 by 100, on Fifth avenue, east sldo, 105 8
lout uorth of Twenty-seventh street, to Sarah M. O.
Sherman lor $40,500.
TUAXsrxaa.
51st St., n. a., 190.5 ft. w. of 10th itv., 51.5^x100.5;
Octavin Andrews to O. V. Andrews $5,000
BOtli it., o. t50 it. w. of 9th sr.. 50x200; Kleater
Goldsmith to T. S. Van Volkcuburgh Norn.
10th -iv., e. 75.3 It. n. of 50th St., 25x73; George
Uardt and wile to G. Zehnder 18,000
3d av.. II w. corner U7th St., -5.2}ax55.0; John
llntrhlDKt and wile to K. J. Hutching* Nom.
Mudisou av., s. e. corner 42d sa, 74.^x118 0; Ed
ward J. Lewis and wile to M. K. Watson Nom,
Uedison *v., 57.5 ft. s. of UHlU et., 20x95; Robert v
McCaffsrty and wife to J. Neweombe Nom.
11 Ith st., e. a, 170 ft. a, ol 1st av., 25x11*1.10; Coruel
ins Sullivan and wifo to Thomas Sullivan .. 1,700
$5th st.. s. s.. betweewavt. A and B; A. T. Holly and
wife to M. flcbuck Nom.
Willow av.. n. w. corner of 133d St., 329x100 (23d
ward): J. M. C'SbaughuOfSy and wife to Port Mor
ris Luud Company 13,000
Willow uv . n. w corner of 132d st., 154x290; 11. A.
Wslsli aud husband to same.... 14,(XXI
Clinton st., w. s.. 125 It. u. ot stauton, 25x100; J,
. Sieeg aud wiu to William Guitdlach. 15,000
$5th St., s. s., between avs. A aud B; F. Schuck to A.
K. Holly Nom.
Maiden lane (No 56), n. s.. 32 ft. e of Frout St.,
19.7x49,7; tl. K. Russell to 3. W. Russell Nom.
5th HV., w. s., 100.10 ft. s. of 117th st., I50xlrregu
lar ; also 5th av.. n. w. corner of llHth St., 140x52;
John Lindlcv (referee) toG. K. Beits 16,250
6tb av., e. s.. 50.5 ft, e. of lUUtb st.. aoxltxt; W. i".
Dixou (tefuree) to Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany 10,000
12th st., n. a., 335 tt. w of 2d av., 25x103.3; 8. De
key irvturus) to Hank f ir Savings 10,000
MdUTGAGKA.
Byrne, K. anil wife to C. Don >uue, n. w. corner of
liiti. av. sod ilktb st.; I year* . * $750
Cendee, J. W., to G W. Candee, n. w. corner of av*
A and 25th st. ; 2 rears 7,000
Christie. U., |o P. r. Woodbury, n. e. ot Kjtli st., w.
ol 1' tit av. ; 5 years 12,000
D .Iy, A. a,id others. t<> K. M. Strebiegh, s. e. of 3:<d
st!, w. ol 6th ?v.; 5 years 5,<>X)
Gumllat-It. IMdlain, to F. Gtsttnor, w. t. ol Clinton
st. n. of Stuiiiun ; 4 years f 0,000
Jcnniuys, Joint and others, tu U. llroiison mid
others, s. s ol dfttli at , c. of Madison av. ; 30 days. 20JXX)
LyCrit. and husband to A, Maraolf (EX.), n a.
5tt!i >1.. te. ol 9th av.; 3 years 6.ut)
Pllua. M . fo t'. J. Kagan, w. s. of 3d av., n. of 81?t
St.; 1 year 0,000
(Juti.u, I) , nod wife to John (Juinn, e. e. corner of
?Hi av. and 13Hli st : 2 years 2,000
ltustell, J. W , to a. llavcns, o. s. of Maiden laue,
e. ol Front si ; 3 year-. .. 8,053
Fwau, t). D., snd wile to K. II. Swan 71.592
Savon, John and wile, to I), smith; e. s. of Llnd av.
cj'tit ward) ; I vetir 1,?XI0
Welsh, It A. and husband, to W. Field, t. s. of 135th
St., e. ot St. An i'sav. (2.51 ward ; demand 28,(XXI
Maine to Port Morrie Land Company, s. s. or 13 ,th
it., e of SI. Ann's ?v. ,-3d ward) ; 2 years s.WX)
Lluuiertiede, F andothors, to F. del t a'vo; s. s. of
23<i st., ?. of 8th av. ; it years 3,5o0
A GAMBLEli'S BAD DEAL.
An alleged notorious lliroo card monte gambler,
named llIrani Pierce, was yesterday arrested by con
?tibe Newell ol Rockland county, on a warran
granted by ajustice of the peace ol the! county, charg<
tug Pierce with defrauding Abrani Finmn, of Sprlo;
Valley, out ol $1,700, by tlic three card moutn process,
several mouths ago. Pierce was arrnigned at tbo
Tombs Police Court, where tho constable's wnrrnui
was indorsed, and un ofllccr detailod to accompany
htm with ul( prtaoner to the Nyauk boat.
LIFE INSURANCE.
THE POLICY-HOLDEB8 OF THE CONTINENTAL
STILL WAITING FOB A STATEMENT?HOW
THEY ABE SOLICITED BY THE NEW JE11SEY
MUTUAL.
Indications strongly suggest a lively struggle for ttie
rights of the policy-holders ol the Continental Life In
surance Company. The evidences of gross mismanage
ment by the officers ol that concern have aroused the
Indignation of the public, and will bo likely to result
in an exceedingly close scrutinising ol Us slfalrs. Al
ready a meeting haa been bald In Philadelphia, where
some 1,37.1 policies of that company are held, and a
committee baa been appointed to leok out lor the in
terests of the assured. The Insurance Superintendent,
Mr. William Smyth, Is tully alive to tbo importance ol
the matter, and will rigorously perform bis duties
tnerein.
Policy-holders of the Continental have waited pa
tiently long enough for some Intimation from the
receiver concerning the vsluo or the contracts which
they possess. Mr. Anderson has been Ove weeks in
office, and not one ray of inlormalion has in that time
been afforded. The necessity for some explanation of
the Continental affairs has previously been made ap
parent through these columns. It is Just to suppose
that Mr. Anderson knows something of the real condi
tion ol tho concern, and it seems equally Just to pro
sume that the Court which appointed aud gave him
Instructions could have no objection to his furnishing
tbo anxious policy-holders with such facts about the
situation as are already established. They are atked
by another company to make a transfer of their old
policies and accept new ones In its stead. Upon what
basis can this be done, except that ol blind specula
tion? The policy-holder aoes not know the value of
that which he assigns, and tho New Jersey Mutual,
according to the statement of its President, is simi
larly ignorant ol the value they accept. The latter are,
of course, in the bettor Informed condition, and it is
not likely they will enter inte anything unprofitable
to themselves. Mr. Anderson by his rotlcence indi
rectly aids In 8upportiug this unequal position. His
sxcuss is that the instructions of the Court do not
allow him te make any approximate declaration. He
says that the long pfocoss, by which aknowledgo ot the
precise condition ol things will be determined, must be
gone through with before any information whatever
can be given out. Mr. Chandler, the Actuary of tho
company, further Informed tho writer that be cannot
hope to complete bis labors until after sixty days at
least. He says that a specific calculation has to be
made upon each of 20,000 policies; that clerical help
has boon reduced, and he has now otght assistants,
and that sgents have shown a provoking Indifference
to tho rccoivor'a requests for a final statement of
their accounts.
Policy-hoidors may thua see that their patience Is to
be tried much longer, according to the present pro
gramme.
RBUPOX8K TO POLICY-IIOLI)KliS.
A number of communications have reached tho
Hsuald from different parts ol the country, asking
advice in regard to the Continental contracts hold by
the writers. Theso contracts are of ail
descriptions and all stages of fulfilment.
By way of general roply, It may be
stated tbat any company which asks the assignment
ol theso contracts will not be likely to afford the hold
ers much the best of the bargain. Those policies that
have any reserve, or any return to the ownors due
upon lliem. mu>t have somo value; aud from
what has been shown and stated by the recotver
it would appeui advisable to hold on to ibem tor such
payment. The policy-holder can tako out a new in
Buruuco and let the olhor remain uuassignod, or ho
can, it necessary, do without insurance lor tho tlmo
that may Issue previous to the Continental settle
ment. As the matter stands it is a speculative busi
ness anyhow, and on this basis tho policy-holder is at
a disadvantage in dealing with his agent. Several in
quiries have ucen made upon thosubjoctol "lapsing,"
and in this regard it should be understood that no
policy which was paid lor up to October 26 can lapse
or go out of existence.
A little examinatiou into the statomonts made upon
the first ol the year by both tbo Continental and the
New Jersey Mutual Clio will shortly be publlsbod In
these columns, and policy-holders may be able thore
Irom to form somo opinion as to tho extent of the in
solvency ol ono and the solvency of tbo other.
Here is one of tho communications received:?
"Tkoy, N. V., Doc. 7, 1876.
"To Tub Editor of thi Ribald:?
"The commendable manner In which you have fol
lowed up tho exposition ot the Continental Lite In
surance fraud is deserving el the gratitude of all the
victims of tneir contemptible trickery. And 1 doubt
not the whole pubho feet under inanv obligations to
you for the light thrown upon the subject of llfo in
surance. Cau you tell me if thore wore auy proceed
ings instituted agalust tho Continental prior to October
12, or had they auy right to receive my premium due
on that date ? Mine is an endowment policy. Any
information yon cau give on this point will be grate
lully received by yours, rospectlally,
??J. K. P. PINE."
In rcsponso to tho inquiry eontninod in the above it
may be well to state that tho suspension of tho Conti
nental was aunouueed upon October 25, and any col
lections made alter that date wore unlawful.
HOW IT IS DONE.
1UU tuiiuwiuti circular mummies UIO memou pursued
by former agents ot the Continental to induce their
policy-holders to transfer their contracts to the New
Jersey Mutual Lifo:?
"Kochkstxk. Doc. 1, 1876.
"Dear Sir?You have probubly learned that a re
ceiver has been uppointcd tor the Continental Lifo in
surance Company of New York. I liuve been with the
company since tin organization, anil always believed
it souud in every respect, and the appointment of
a receiver has been a grout surprise to
us alL The question at once arose, 'What
will become of our policy-holders?' Our
goueral agents at ouco met and held u consultation in
New York, to ascertain vrnut arrangements could bo
made with somo good solvent company to protect our
policy-holders from loss, and last week arrange
ments were completed with the New Jersey Mutual
Lite Insurance Company for tbut purpose, so there
will he no loss to thoso tnat transfer thoir policies to
tbem. It may bo that agents ot rival companies will
try to mlslend you; but ullow me to assure you that it
wtli be lor your interest to send mo at ouco, 'or to any
ol my agents,' your policy with last paid receipt for
transfer. 1 will be pleased to furmsb you with any
Information you may desire. KeBpcciiully yours,
"W. H. MONTGOMERY, Nu. 13 Powers' Block."
The ubove is printed upon the regular letlor beads
ol the Continental, having the names ol that com
pany 's officers at the top and Abe following:?"Conti
nental Lite InsuranceCompany of New York. Roches
ter Branch?W. H. Montgomery, manuger." That
agent was odo ol the flrst to form a connection with
the Now Jersey Mutual alter the Continental falluro,
uud no longer can bo said to represent tho latter, un
what grounds theu can he continue to use Continental
blanks!1 It is plainly an effort to mislead policy
holders with tho impression that the transfer Is mudo
by the sanction ot both companies. Tho languago
used in tho circular is evidently Intended to couvey
the same idea.
Yet the President of the New Jersey Mutnal says In
his statement concerning the transfer ol policies:?
"So coercion is used; uo misrepresentation is author
ized; no deception is pructiscd." It should be remem
berod that policy-holders are not coerced with "shot
guns;" hut in their dependence upon their agents are
easily managed with a little sharp practice like the
above.
A UKEZZK FROM NEWARK.
The New Jersey Mutual Idle Insurance Company has
Its ncad otneo in Nowark. it would appear from tho
following that its operations do not meet with entire ap
proval, even upon ??its natlvo heath. " Tho Newark
Daily Courier, alter reviewing critically the recent
statement of President Siedwell, and the relations of
the New Jersey Mutual to the Continental, thus con
cludes:?
"We have sr.arco patience tr pursue this company
further. As lar as all outward appearance is con
cerned, taking tho la?t state.nculs as a basis, we sec
little difference in theso two companies. It looks as If
they were u scheming set of men whose business is that
of life insurance wreekine. Wo are sorry tho city of
Newark Is ihe held of their operations. We are glad,
however, that they are not of us?that their
management Is not by our own citizeus. Us presi
dent comes every day from New York, and its
directors are from New York, Marion, Patursou, Tren
ton and other places. The company is only u squatter
lu re. We don't own tliem, aud wo give lliem lair no
tice that their plans and their schemes shall ho ex
posed. Wc trust also that tbey may receive sucli
utteniion from the Secretary of State and tbe forth
coining Legislature as will teach them that, while liiey
w ill lio allowed to do a legitimate lile in-urnnco busi
ness here, life insurance wrecking must Ins slopped.
New Jursoy lias never been a field lor wildcat*. Thanks
to our efficient Slate management insurance frauds
have been kept out of the citato. Wo do not want
tbem and we don't moau to have them. In this
answer to the card of tho New York President of the
New Jersey Life wo nave not gone ns fully into detail
as we intend to do in iutnre. That wouderlul arrange
ment ot blending the Hope Lite with the New Jersey
must and shall he placed side by side with tho blending
of tbe remains of the two with the Continental. "
ST. VINCENT FEliBEB UNION.
This association of youug gentlemen, for tho most
part member* of the cougregutioa ol tho Dominican
Church-ol St. Vincent Ferrer, on Lexington aveuue, has
recently taken possession of Its new and spacious bouse
in East Sixty-third street. The Union now numbers
nearly 100 members and represents the elite of the
Catholic families ol llio upper part of the city. Its
objucts are worthy, and comprise the moral, physical
and menial improvement ol lis members, besides fur
nishing a met hod or social intercourse. The officers
recently elected for the ensuing year are?Mr.
John F. Doyle, President; Mr. J. H. Unmet, Vice
President; Mr. John P. Cullsuan, Secretary; Mr.
Bernard Muldoon, Treasurer. The spiritual advisor of
the Cuton is the He v. Father McKeuna, the well
known Dominican. It is the liiienuon-of the St. Vin
cent Ferrer Union to give n formal opening of their
bouse in the near future at which It Is expected th*re
will be present a largo uumber ot distinguished clerical
aud lay geuWeraeu. i
IAUES AT AUCTION.
\UKAND AUCTH>N SALE '
will take place, beginning on
Th urinlay 1 Iri-en Ijiir 14.
itWoiu] Bru.'s late Carriage Repository.
. u ,740 AJi" 74- Broadway.
or the following goods
l.jJ'iO pairs real Swiss Lace Curtain*.
-,oO?pairs Nottingham l.ace Curtains.
EMBROIDERIES
ofevery description, including sets Collar* and Cub fur
holiday gift*.
Ladle, a id gentlemen's embroidered Initial llanderchief*
lor holiday gilts iu every letter.
real lacks in sets collars and cipra.
point lack bar una
REAL rOiNT LACK IIANDKERCHIEKS.
REAL VALENCIENNES LACK II AM) KERCH IE PS.
lack by THE Yard in real point
CARDINAL AM) VALENCIK.N\ES.
FICHUS AND VALK.NCIKN.NK.S.
RKaL POINT Lack DRESSES.
t!vw5I ','A\LASIf. rAhLK CLOTHS. IN EVERY SIZE.
kin km Damask napkins to match
DaMVSK AM) MUCK TOWELS
MARSEILLES TOILET GUILTS.
IMPKRAIRICE OKIlaNDIES ItV THE PIECE
SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS AND MUFFLERS.
ISO finest QUALITY SHETLAND SEALskIN
8ACQUES. Ml pes AND floAS,
LARIIK VtKIKTV OF MOROCCO HAOS. SATCHELS
MUSICAL ALBUMS. AC., AC.
SILVER AND CLASS WARE
it inimouse variety and finest <|uallty.
lu addition to tha above there will be other varieties of
goods auitahle for the holiday reason.
A large proportion of the above offering is consigned di"
rect from the exhibitors at the Crntonuial Exhibition, the
laces being ol the grandest description. Sueb au npinirtu*
tiity to secure bargains of the choicest goods baa never be
fore Teen offered tn the public and can never be repeated.
Hoods wtli be ou exhibition on Wednesday morning.
Sals will begin on Thursday, at 11 o'clock prompt.
II. It. CORDON. Auctli
H. GORDON, A'ictlonrer.
Art sales. " this- week'.
I be Messrs. LKAt ITT, Auctioneers
Now on exhlbitiou. day and evening, free, at the Art
Rooms No. 817 Broadway, and nuitl the time of tale.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, at 3 o'clock P. ii.
Ilaviland or Limoges Kulenea.
Porcelain I'ato-Tendrs.
Tills famons exhibit of Faieuce la the projection of the
most celebrated Ceramic artists ol France, and represents
the highest development ot the potter's art.
_ Also
Dnulton ? Lambeth Faience, tine English porcelains and
pottery Iruin Minion's and Cupelami ?, Royal Berlin and
Dresden chinas, Sevres porcelains, Ac.
lhe Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers.
Now on exbihltii n *t Clinton II all until time of sale,
the entire collection of
. Engravings aud Painting*
belnngmg to Cepu?s U. Thnoipsoa, Esq.. the engravings
comprising examples by Vandyek. Marc Antonio. Harto
lozsi Agosuno, Uulliiel Morglieu, Cuiiega. Edelink. Picart
Perelle, Sir Hubert Strange, Heath. Sharp, C It. Diirand.
Cheney, Andrews. Surtaln. J. U Von Mitller. Bolswerts,
, ? *c" the whl,l? lormlng an unusually choice collec
tion, Now on exhibition.
The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers.
'Centennial" Turkish Exhibit.
Grand Display of Fine Hoods from Turkey,
now on exhibition at Clinton Hall and until time of sale,
THURSDAY MORNINU, at II o'clock,
superb goods, comprising rich Embroideries and Tapes
tries Antique Persian nod Saghistan Rugs, Ancient Weap
ons from Bysniit, Mosqne Furniture Irom the Kuat Jewelrv
Antique Furniture In camel's |halr, embroidered in silk and
go d, Ruinous Opera Cloaks, superb Jackets, In silk and
velvet and gold.
The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers.
Fukugawa's Exhibit
of
Japanese Goods from the "Centennial."
Japanese Porcelains in great variety.
Mammoth Vases, Ac., Ac.
On exhibition at Clinton Hail, ground door, Wednesday
and until time ol sale Friday and Saturday.
A
?UK MS OF' MODERN ART!
IMPORTANT HALE OP
the private collection of
PAINTINGS
belonging to Mr. CHARLES W. SEAHURY. of Boston
new on exhibition at the
KURTZ OALLERY, NO. 6 EAST 23D ST.
Madison square,
fowluK tlle r*r0bt a"<1 rer> bo"t ?"mPle? ot the fol
CELEBRATED MODERN MASTERS,
vis.Achonliach, Boldlnl, Bonguereau, Reckcr. Koughtnn
Breton. Laiiublaiichl, Couture, Conrbet, Corot. Dupre. Dins.
Detaiile, Dauhiguy. Esoosura. F'romentiu, Jaime Kaom
m.ereri.L?b.r"V. '"ajnlilnet. Michel, MHdrnr.o. Plassan, Rossi,
? Ico, Stefnliell, slmonettl, Sorhi. Tlssot, Vihort, Villegas.
\ ollon, Zeim, ZaniHcoi.H and other*.
Every painting In the collection has been scloeted with
the neatest care, and is au example possessing all the best
qualities ol the artist.
place on * b* P?8'"volT without reserve, and will take
MONDAY' EVENING, DBCEMBER 18.
at 8 o'clock.
FVli?rmin?vWln ru(J ,bo Paintings on FREE
mi i 'ION, from t) o clock A. M. until 11) o'clock P. M.
till time ol tale. '
DANIEL A. MATHEWS. AUCTIONEER.
Auction hale of magnificent household
Furniture. I'ronertv, Ac., worth over lUO 000
to ho sold THIS iTnesday) MORNING "
commencing at 10 o'clock, nt the
elegant live story brown stone mansion
No. 12<> West J3d St.. near Otli av.
jW?.? .I>nt vosewood I'lanofortos, one a Ktelnway A Son
and Windsor upright, cost S7dO nnd Sl.Orif); magnificent
rosewood Ktagoreo. lace Curtains, Mirrors,latest stylo iulnid
Parlor Suits.' covorod In satin, brocatel and rep; Inlaid
e. "n.U ( on,lole Tables, Cabinets. J ardluterus, Hroures
Oil I a linings. Ac.; Lhuinher Suits, in black walnut; Dress
lag Cases, Bedsteads, spring und hair Mattresses. Carpets
Ac.; Bookcases ?*) volumes choice Books, Ladies' Kecreta'
ries Library Tables. Turkish Suits, Dining Room Buffet Ex
tension Table; solid walnut Chairs, in leather; China Din
ner and Tea Sets, Lonngei. Hat Stand. Also easement and
servants' Furniture. LUKE FIT ZUKRALD, Auctioneer.
"- U.?Hoods packed and shipped, city or country.
A -TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER. ~~~
? old stand, 37 Nassau st.
THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK,
at No. 1 Maiden lane, near Broadway,
GREAT SALE OF FINE JEWELRY
finperb Clocks, Brounes. Mantel Sets, fares. Figures, sets
MusIc'box'c? Lockets, and any quauttty ol flue
The above sale will be continued every day until the en
tire stock is disposed of.
A?t L JI3 JOHNMUN, AL'UTlUNKJtH,
? old stand. 37 Nassau it.
THIS DAY. AT 10>? O'CLOCK,
ut our aalciroum. 37 Nassau it.,
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF H.VE CARPETS,
Brume!*, Velvet. Ingrain and Stair Carpot*.
FINE PARLOR SUITS, IN SATIN BROCATP.L AND
reps: carved block walnut SldeBuardi, Extension Tildes.
Bedroom Suits, Chain und Lounges in great variety.
Curled 11 air Mattremes. I'outlier Beds, sheet*. Pillow Slips,
Due Vincent Parlor Organ, black walnut aud gilt Pier Mir
rors, Office Desks, Revolving Chain, Bookcase, Books, Oil
cloths. Hugs, ike.
Tliu above carpet! are in line ordor, being little used.
Auction sale-rich household furniture?
THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, at 10o'clock,
at live story brown stone mansion
NO. 47 WEST itn il ST, BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AV8..
Chlckering upright 7jL octave Pianoforte.
Kteinwuy's four rouud 71, octavo 1'ianolbrte.
Painting*. Work* of Art.
PARLOR AND DRAWING BOOM SUITS, richly earved
Tn*<-wood end walnut Frame*, covered in crimeon, tan and
Eold brocade, satin and cotelnine: Turkish ami Spanish
ounges. Easy Chairs, inlaid marquetsrie and gilt I'eutro
aud Console Tables, rosewood Etageroi, Cabinets, French
plate Mirrors, lace Curtains, French Msntel Sits, sixty-day
Clucxa, Musical Boxes. Library and Secretaire Bookcases,
Books, Library Tables. Turkish Suit, Writing Desk.
BEDROOM FUK.NITUBE. consisting of elaborate and
plain Bedroom Sets, Inlaid and gilt Bedsteads, Dressing
Cases. Bureaus. Washstands. single and double Bedsteads,
33 fine hair and spring Mattresses, feather Pillows. Blan
kets. Toilet Hots, rep and plush isnits, marble top Tables,
Chair*, Rocker*. Kcrllaing Chairs, Lounge*.
DINING FURNITURE?Extension T ables, Sideboard,
Chair* in leather. Silverware, Crockery, two Hail Stands;
velvet, Brussels anil ingrain Carpet*: Kitchen, servants'
Furniture. Ac. Take Sixth avenue or University place car*.
N. B.?Men to retnovo, pack or ship goods, city or country.
ROBERT O. CAMUS', Auctioneer.
A?T
EXTRAORDINARY.
The great Chinese Exhibition.
BARKER A CO.. 47 AND 411 LIBERTY ST.
Now on exhibition the entire collection remaining untold
in the Main Centennial Building belonging to Lee Ring A
Co., of Canton, China, consisting of elegant nilvcr, ivory,
and gold Jewelry, Bronies, various colored .silk*. Embroid
eries. earved Fans, lulaiil Cabinet*, lacquered and gold in
laid lioxen. Chinese Doll*, cosily Vases ol every variety,
from 13 to 4S inches iu height, together with exquisite
ivory and wood Carvings, Chinese Jewelry, Ac. The above
is In charge of tile geutlomanly commissioner, O W. Young,
who will take pleasure In showing them to the ladies. They
will lie sold by auction on Thursday. Friday and Saturday,
December 14, 15 and 16. Commencing ut II o'clock.
BARKER A CO., 47 AND 4!t LIBERTY ST.
A?GEORGE W. KEP.LER. AUCTIONEER.?FOURTH
?lares, peremptory sale of AUTISTIC TRIPLE SIL
VER PLATED W.tKK AND CUTLERY, designed and
manufactured by the MKRIDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY,
RotJEKB BROTH ERR and other leading manufacturer*,
to be sold ut million, without reserve, at 83 Liberty st.,
Tuesday and Wednesday, December 13 and 13, at II o'clock.
A -A. -H. DINGEK. AUCTIONEER.
, THIs DAV.
at Metropolitan Salesroom*, 4lh ST., corner 33th it.,
at lOH o'clock A. M.,
11 elegant Parlor Suit*. In Cliuiuher Suit*, new and second
hand ; extension aud marble top Tables. Bookcase*, Desks,
Csrpets, Redding, Chair*. Mirror*, Chrome*, Paintings,
Billiard Tallies, us- Fixtures. Ac , Ac.
S. DINGER hold* regular suction isle* it abovs sales
rooms, every Tuesday and Hatniday. of Household Goods
and general Merchandise, and or Horses, Carriages, Har
ness. Ac.,
every THURSDAY, at 12 o'clock.
Special attention given to isles on owner's premises.
Lilieral cash advances made on merchandise
A?GERALD BKTT8, AUCTIONEER.
.ENTIRE hTOCK OF TRIPLE Hli.VER PLATED
WARE, AND ROGER.*' TaHLe CUTLERY,
to be sold peremptorily, by order of the
NATIONAL SILVER PLATE CO..
consisting- f Tea nets, tsbeilield \\ oilers. Ice Pltcbors,
Fruit Dislics, Tureens, Baking Dishes, Toilet Huts. Ac.
Also a full assortment of
ROGERS' CELEBRATED KNIVES. FORKS, AND
SPOONS, mid new rich Goods of artistic design of
MKRIDEN BRITANNIA CO.. ROGERS BROS..
to lie sold at auction, without reserve,
at til Liberty at., Tussdsv and Wednesday,
December 13 and 13, at 11 o'clock.
a UCTION SALE OF IIANDSOMR AND USEFUL
?*Y. Household Furniture,
this (TUK DAYl, at II o'clock,
at the private re-idence 11 West t!4th It., between 3th and
8th avs,Velvet, Brussels anil ingrain Carpets| Mirrors,
Paintings, t'hr.imos. Vases, Clocks Parlor Suits, in satin
brocade, cotelnine. rep* and haircioth; Pianoforte; Bed
steads, Bureaus. Dressing Cases; Wnshvtands. Wardrobes,
iiair and spring Mattresses. Bedding, Blanket*. Lounges,
Tallies, Sideboard, Extension Tables, Glass, China, Hllver
?ua Cutlarv Htair Caroets. Ac. K. KOTU. Auctioneer.
KAJL.KB AT Al t l
? v?I'. \ EE'S SAI.K. It V J(?>EPI1 K. WKIGF. f
Auction-er, of choice Uroccriri and Cigar* Will sell
tliia day, commencing at 1*>S o'clncx at 2411 South Nth av.,
tW'i duuri< above Canal at , gt?*fu and black IcM, Ctilftti.
Supara. Flour. Sxapa. 11 niter. Eggs Salt. Canned Guode,
it ice Barley. Farina, Sardines, Ka situs, Currant*. i'llrou.
Imported and domestic Pickles. French anil P.uglith Mus
tarii. assorted Splcel, Starch. Ac., thirty.five thoiiaaini
tH.'),iXMii choice thwart, Chandelier. KeHector. two silver
plated Show Cases, a good Hum- Dealers anil ai>eculatora
Invited II KOIII.RB, AhI(h??.
LJDBN A BUKBILL.
Kcal Katate Brokers and Aiictiuuevri,
No. 2 Weal 14th >1 , corner hih av.
By ROBERT SOMKK V1LI.K, Auctioneer,
will tell thla day, December 12, et II o'ulock. it 0 A. Tro
vett'a lurtillure rooura. 27. 21* and 111 East 1 litli at., corner
University place, the Contents of Hue hoiiau. So 51* Vtcsl
l'2ili at., couaiatlnit ul bedroom, parlor, kllcheii and illiiiu t
room Furniture, ( arpet*. Mrror*. Mnttressea. K igravihg*.
line Painting*. Ac. Sale positive and uureaerved.
BISSKI L. WELLS \ WILLBT, AUCTIONEERS.
This day, Tuoaday, December 12, at Hd* A. M.,
at our Salesroom, No. I > Murray at .
lar re peremptory aaje of over "'*1 luta
of Toy,. Fancy tiooda, Vanes aud Cologne Sett,
comprising lull line, ot Holiday Goods,
auitable for the city mid country trade.
BY Jose I'll K wSlOEBT, ACCTTOWBEB ? ILL
I)?*il. tomorrow. Stock and Fixture* of Ural cleat Grocery
Store on 7tk av
JjJU?'AKD dCUHNCK. ACCTION E KIL
ORAND EXHIBITION AND SALE.
TIIK FINEST OOODS ONLY.
SUPERB JAPANESE, DAIMIO BRONZE VASES
AND CLOISONNE WARKS. VERY CHOICE SPECI
MENS
OF SATSUMA, KIOTO. SEVRES, IMPERIAL BERLIN,
ROYAL DRESDEN, CAPO DI MONTE
AND WORCESTER PORCELAINS,
FRENCnAND ITALIAN "MAJOLICAS AND FAIENCE.
SEVRES CHINA AND DECORATED DINNER SETS,
OLD SIXTEENTH CBNTURY STYLE. GERMAN JUGS.
TANKARDS
AND FLAGONS, PARIS BISCUIT STATUETTES,
pakians
FROM COPELAND, M IN TON AND OTHERS,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT
NO. 17 UNION SQUARE.
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14 AND 15.
AT THREE O'CLOCK PRECISELY.
sale peremptory and without any reserve.
On exhibition everyday until 10 o'clock P. M.
WARBURG. AUCTIONEER. SELLS. 11 O'CLOCK.
,1117 uv O, entire Stock ol Fancy Gnuda Store; alao
Fixture*. Showcaaea, Ac. Puaitively In let*. Dealer* in
vited.
H. u
HERTS A SONS. AUCTIONEERS.
U. S. DISTRICT COURT. ?
IN BANKRUPTCY. I
IN THE MATTER OF
WILLIAM DE OIUAF
BANKRUPT
: j
?r.)
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE,
BEIKO THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
WILLIAM DE GRAAF, BANKRUPT,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION, ON
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12, AT 10? O'CLOCK,
AND SUCCEEDING DAYS UNTIL
ENTIRELY DISPOSED OF.
AT TnE WARE ROOMS? NO. 267 BOWERY.
The itock comprise* rich Dressing Caao, Chamber Suit*,
perlor and dining room Furniture In great varieties, and
arc worthy the attention of all who desire to purchase first
claaa goods. The styles uauully kept by Mr. I?e Uraaf arc
too well known to need anr comment, and not audi goods
ai generally found in Bowery store*.
TERMS OF SALE. CASh!
BY ORDER OF
THEODORE J. PALMER.
Asalgcee.
|| B. HERTS A SONS. AUCTIONEERS.
"great PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION SALE
OF GOODS REMOVED FROM THE CENTENNIAL,
AT C1IICKER1NG (old) HALL, 11 EAST 14TII ST.
The largest and moat complete assortment of Diamonds,
Watches, Brontes, Clocks. .Mantel Seta, rich China. Ma
jolica, Faience. Pnllsay aud Kngliali Porcelain* ever olTered
at public *alo to thla enmmunity.
SOLD UNDER THE PERSONAL DIRECTION OF
THE VARIOUS EXHIBITORS.
THIS DAY (TUESDAY), DECEMBER 12, AT II
O'CLOCK.
WILL BE SOLD. WITHOUT RESERVE,
WATCHES AND DIAMONDS'IN EVERV VARIETY,
COMPRISING THE OEMS OK THE EXHIBITION.
Also
AT 3 P. M., BY SPECIAL REQUEST,
THE ENTIRE EXHIBIT OF REAL BRONZES.
admitted to be the Snout collection evar offered in tbil
country, embracing the work* ot
DUVANY, MOKE AC MATUEY, T. DORIOT,
J. MOIGNIER, i'AL' I'ROT, rFIEFFKR,
JULUS DE MEuKN, A. CAN A,
TOLMSON, CIIAt)7uSSE. PALMSON,
H. DUMAIUE, P. J. MKNE, Ac..
Deicriptive Catalogue* of which era now reedy and may be
hud on application at the hall.
Exhibition open daily till Hi P. M.
NOTICE.?'Tho tale of fine Oil Painting* will take place
on Thursday and Friday evenings, December 14 and 15, at
8 P. M , fuil detail* of which will bo given to-morrow.
H.
STONEX, AUCTIONEER.
STONE Y A MAPES will sell, thl? day, at 110 Fulton it.
and 42 Ann at..
Good* fro in the late Exhibition?J apaneie, Chinese and
French. Tula will he a rare opportunity to make aelectiona
of elegant good* for the holiday*
Old Antiques, .Jefferson Hookcaaei, inlaid; old mahogany
Inlaid Furniture, Andirons, Pendera and hundred* of old
antiques. Patent Sofa Bed*, Boukcaae Bedsteads. Bureau
Bedstead*, Table Boditnads, a new article altogether;
adapted to all localities and institutions.
ENRY LOTZ.AU CT10 N EE It, S E LLS, W ED N BSD AY,
Docember 13, II o'clock, at 77 Warren si., BOHE
MIAN VASES, MOTTO COFFEES, CHiNA TOYS, FANCY
GOODS; also FLINT GLASSWARE, ItOCK and YELLOW
waro, CROCKERY, Ac., suitable for Holiday trade.
S. WKINBEKUKK. AUCTIONEER?SELLS TUES
?day, Thursday and Saturday of this week, at 10Q o'clock
each day. nt iilcsrootn 73 Bowery, a variety of Kuneral
Merchandise, Clears, Liquors, furniture, Clothing, Jew
dry. Ac.; silk Umbrellas, Blankets, Glove*, Ac,
IMDOR E J. IW A BE K O P F. A OOTIO.NEER, SELLS,
10',' o'clock. 43U uth bv., near 34th it., largo stock Stoves.
Range*; tin. iron, copper, Hrlttanla. wooden and willow
Ware, Cutlery. Showcase*: alio Hor?e and Wagon, large lot
Wringer* nnd Fluting Machine*. Ac- Positively without
reserve. Dealer* aDd trade iuvited.
J" AMES mT FORD." AUCTIONKKR. AT 3 O'CLOCK'
at Hi.'Sil nr.. an excellent assortment r.f parlor, chain
her. bedrootn and dining room F'lirnltttre. pier Mirrors, Parlor
Bed*. Wardrobe*, library and*ccretury Bookcases, tine velvet
body lirussols and tapestry Carpet*. Oilcloths, Cutlery,
Curtains, hue hftir Mattresses, Bedding. Holsters and Pil
low*. Also, by order of whom it may concern, lfF) yard*
cocoa Matting. 5 Stove*, '.' Sewing Machines; also three
loads of Furniture, of ail description*, from storage; the
whole presenting an unusual opportunity for housekeepers,
Kale regardless of weather. Dealer* invited.
HAVEN, AU<JTIONEER.
? Office and salesrooms, 30 aud 41 East 13th,
will sell, Tuesday, December 12, at lOJw,
at 73 Lexington sr.,
entire contents of four story house, consisting of everything
In tho housekeeping line?An upright Piano. Parlor Suits,
Bedroom Set*, Mirror*, Painting*. Engravings. Curtains,
Lambrequins, Carpets, Beds, Bedding, Glaa*. Crockery and
Silverware, Ac.
P, TRAVEK, AUCTION ERR?WILL SELL THIS
?day. at U>?, o'clock, at 77 East Broadway, Counters,
Back Fixtures, Bar Fixtures. Table*, Chairs, Mirror*,
store. Picture*. Gas Fixture*. Ac.
L'eo HRKTKBBKU, AUCTIONS,EhT^KLLS. ?><?
o'clock, 42H East Itith it., large Stock, Fixture* of Gro
cery Store In lots.
MN'USSHAUM, aCCTIONEKK, 391 BOWERY,
?sell* till* day. V>H o'clock, No. 274 Hudson it.. Stock
and Fixture* of lirst class Saloon and Concert Hall. Elegant
silver-plated aeven pull Ale Pump, with Mirror ; three largo
Mirrors, splendid Bar, Back Bar. Bagatellu. Mack walnut
Tables, large quantity Chairs. Engraving*. On* Fixture*.
(?Isiset, Stock Ales, Liquors, Ac., Ac., without resorve.
Dealers, Ipwtlltett and buyers liu Itcd.
MNI'SSBAUM. AUCTIONEER. 2'tl BOWERY,
?sells tills day. 2 o'clock, at 42K East 10th at.. Stock aud
Fixture* of Grocery .-lore, in lot*.
A I AX BAYKKSDoKFKI!, AUCTIONEER. 3I?? BOWERY,
ifl sells 10 o'clock. 13 Park row, opposite Poet OHice, lirst
class Restaurant and Barroom.
Max haykksdorfer. auctioneer,300bowery,
sells 2>, o'clock. 033 3d av., first else* Butcher Shop
Fi X lure*.
MarshaL'SBalk ? ry virtue ok skveral
executions, to mo ilircctod, 1 will sell this day (lue*
dayj, at 12 o'clock, at tho
Auction House of M. E. FAVOR, 13 East llth st.,
tlie Contents and Fixture* of a Cigar store?show Cine*,
Counters, onlside Figure, Mirror*. Shades, Furniture,
Cigar*. Cigarettes, Tobacco, Pipes, Ac.; al*o lot of C'ntiory
aud Fancy Good*.
_ CORNELIUS FARLEY. Marshal. 7H_Na?*aa ,u
MARSHAL'S SALE-ON WF.I)NKnDAY, MUMIMt
13, at 10? o'clock, at n Rivinglou, of a lot ot fine
Household Furniture. Full particular* in to-morrnw's
Herald and Daily News.
A~RSH AL's ?AlA?J. BBBBAC'HBR, AUCTIONFKR,
will sell. Ill's day, a! ION o'clock, al salesroom, ti Riv
in at on it., the Stock M a lirst class Liquor Store, consisting
ot Brandies. Kunis, Whiskey*. Champagne*. Klilue Wines,
Cordial*. Gin*, Beer Pumps, Counter*. Ac. Dealer* invited.
TliOS CUNNINGHAM, Marshal.
75BTGAGB HALh.?RY~ VihTUK OF A i HAI'lEL
mortgage, made by Joliu McDonald wceliallhell Mills
Mors, at Inwood, New York citv. at public auction, at 2
o'clock P. M.. on December 13, IW7H, two lloraea, a Wagon
and certain Store Fixture* ami Utensil*
SPIEKF.KilANN A VOI CE. Mortgagees
1>aW9S3iK Ell's sale; ?Til 11"DAY, 71MBB AllXiT
X Auctioneer* will **11. at salesrooms60New Bowery und il
Oliver st . SOU lota silk llNMri, velvet .*>anque*. Fura, iirocbe
and woollen Shawn. Remnant*. InMc i.inen, i ndeicloth
ing Sheet*, Spreans, Blanket*. Quilt*. Beds, Pillows,
Hoot*. Shoe* and Coals, Pantaloon* and Teats, at 11
o'clock allarp. By order of B. I^iy, ?>!.'> Hudson *t.
PAWNBROKER'S KA I,F. -Till >M AS J. '"mnTraTH"
Auctioneer, U"?8 Chatham *t , corner Mnliterry, will noll
tin* day, II o'clock, lira's arid Women'* Clothing, Urv?ae?,
Shawls, Remnant*. Quilts, Blun el*. Bedding, no ita, Shoea,
Ac.. also Coat*, Pauls aud I ael*. By order B. Peyser,
2d av.
SA!,I'> AT At < "i IOW.
1 > UN MtHMlvi-.K - W I WAfCllK- N.sD jKVfVL'dfif.
1 K KIKIil), v?'Otril Auctioneer. iftlt**r?M>ni 8;? H iwerv.
will itill thin <J*v, 11 u etcvk, f I ,&0O worth of W.itches and
Jewelry do It# ?.?ld in lot* as p!> dgodt, c<>tiio*ittig wCTOOIot*
fine 4?i>l*i and Silver Watch**. Diatnoud and U"bl Jewelry.
1*1111. King*. b4rrlnft?. Gold Guard. Von and Ve?t ChiiiDi.
Ac . Jtc itmi) (#iiu?. PDtoL. Opera Qlaoci, Mn?ieal and
Mathematical inurnment!, Cutlery. Ac . Jtc. By artier K.
Hirrpnon .% Co., IUj Htiwrry. N. H.?Tiit* tile will rum
tumor at 11 o'clock {iriciirly Denier* arc requested to be
in attendance by iIihi liict
I' IT RIFF'S HALE OK Ma CM INKKY, JtV?OKKAKD
OBBTT8, Auctioneer, will irll on Tuuadaj, December L',
ul 11 o'ciiK-k. at 120 William ?t., tut of Machinery, consist
ing of Lathe*. Kulliyi, Shafting. Hunger*. Ac . Ac.
Jams.* 11. mikii..?. Deputy WM C. lONNEB, HlitriB.
T~ R l/STLMP RALE T
ofthe
Baltimore Academy of Musio.
We will, in virtue of a decree in equity, mill by public auc
tion. at the Exchange Salesroom, ?t? the city ??f Baltimore,
on tbe I4tti ihy of December. 1*7(1, ?t 1 o'clock I* M , tne
h*nd*oti?e and tHpacInu* edifice known a* the Academy of
Momc, haing a front of about Hi*l feet, with a d> pth ot 'it I
feet, together with all ofthe f urniture, I Ixtures, Scenery,
Ac., Ac.. botoii lug to it.
ftie Academy l? centrullv and fashionably located, on
Howard at. The MibMaulial con-truttioti and elegant orna
mentation ofthe building nro well known. and it! iu;i?*rior
adaptation to dramatic Mini lyric representation isittti*
vernally admitted, it comprises a beautifully ilecorat* d
auditorium, with 1,li.'i5 velvet folding seats a mpsrinr a tuck
of scenery, mostly by Huaaell Smith, elegant dressing
rooms, a handsomely frescoed concert hall, that cap accom
modate 1 ,050 persons; butlers' pantile*, connected by dumb
waiter* with a well furnished kitchen in tin* basement. On
cither aide ot the main entrance U a spacious and elegant
cafe ami a barroom in the basement.
Terms of sale will h made known at the mile.
HENRY JAMEH, i
J (J ALL PLEASANTS. ^Trustee*.
jos ii. hie man, )
LUTHER M. KEY MOLDS, Solicitor.
I LI J AM "a HID )TT. AUOTH) N EE K >\ IL L S K iX, ON
this day, December 12, lour full Lot* of Land,
with the three story and attic House and Collar with Store
nud Stable; alao one two story Dwelling, with largo garden,
fruit tree*. Ac., on the southeast corner of tlrand and Acad
emy ats., Astoria. Long Island City, ou the promises, at 12
o'clock, noon. Terra* at sale ??r hi tho oftice ol the auction
eer, No. J t'hambers st.. New York.
pLLUM ABBOTT^ kt'CTlONKER, OFFICE 1
If Chamber* at., will sell on tin* day, 12tli inat.. at 1<?1,
o'clock, the Stock and Fixtures of the Grocery Store south
east corner of Grand and Academy sis., A?toria. Lunif Island
City; fine Horse, Wagou, half spring (-art aud namo*?,
Pouiirv, Swine, Ac. ; 300 loot of Fire Hose.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINK TO FRANCE.
rilK (i r.N KRAL TK A N s ATLANTIC (lOM I'ANY'S
MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (U. B.)
lor tne landing ot pas*engjra.
The api??udiil vessel* on thin favorite route Tor the Conti
nent (cabins provided with electric bell*) will sail from pier
No. 41 J, loot of Harrow at.. North River, a* follow* ?
FRANCE (Trtidolle) Saturday, December 16,6 A. M.
LABRADOR (Siinurlier)... .Saturday, Dot umber JO, J I*. M.
A.VIKKIOLE (Pouxols) Saturday, January Li
PRICK OF PASSAGE IN GOLD, including wine*; ?
First cabin, $1 Hi to #l2i>, according to accommodations;
secondcnbin #72; third cabin,#40.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Steerage, $26, with superior accommodations, including
wine, bedding and utensils without extra charge.
LOUIS DE HKBIAN. Agent. ?5 Broadway.
H1TE gfAlTLTNE
FOR OLEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
carrying the UNITED states Mail.
Tho at earner* of this line take the lane route* recom
mended by Lieutenant Maury, U. S. N., going nomli of the
Hank* on the pa.ssugo to i^ueciiMowu ail the year round.
BRITANNIC December 16, at 5:30 A. M.
CELTIC December JO, at J P. M.
ADRIATIC January n, at 10 A. M.
BRITANNIC January 30, ut a. M.
From White Star Dock*, pior ."?2 North River.
Rate*?Saloon, $H i and #10;f, in gold, return tickets on
reasonable term*. Steerage, $2H.
Saloon Ntuterooms, smoking an'l hath roonn are placed
amidahips* where the noi*o and motion are least, affording
a degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at *ea.
For inspection of plan* and other Information apply at
the company's office, 37 Broadway, New York.
K. I CGIM IS. A int.
A NCIIOR LINE i'MTED SIATES Mil!, Si K AM EKs!
A new York and glasuow.
ETHIOPIA, Dec 16, (i A. M. I BOLIVIA, Dec. 30. 2 P. M.
VICTORIA, Dec. 23, 10 A. M. | ALSATlA. Jan. 6, 11 A. M.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL oil OKRRY.
Cabin, $0-'? to #S ?, according to accommodation*.
Intermediate, $.!?">, steerage, $.8.
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
ELYSIA Dec 10,7 A. M. I A NO LI A ...Dec 80, 1 P. \1.
Cabin, $"?5 fo #70; steerage, #28.
Cabin excursion ticket* at reduced rates.
Draft* iiHiicd for any amount at current rate*.
Company'* pier Noh. 'JOaiid 21 North River. New York.
HENDERSON BROS., Ageuts, 7 Bowling Greeu.
T NMAN LINK-MAIL STEAMERS.
1 FOR O U E EN STOW N AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF RICHMOND. .Saturday, December 9, at 12 nosn.
CITY OF BERLIN.. Saturday, December 28, at9: 0 A. M.
CITY OF CHESTER .^attiruay, January IS, at 10 A. M.
CITY OF RICHMOND....Saturday, January 13, at 2 P. M.
From pior 4."> North River.
Cabin. $8J and #100, gold. Return ticket* on favorable
term* Steerage, #28, currency. Drafts at lowest rate*.
Saloon*, .staterooms, smoking and bathroom* nniidtihipo.
JOllN G. DALE. Agent. 15 and 33 Broadway, N. Y.
NIT ED STATES MAIL LINE?STEA if TO QUEENS*
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing on TUESDAY
from pier 40 North River.
NEVADA. Dec. 12, 2% P. M. I WYOMING, Dec. 26, 1 P. M.
WISCONSIN.Doc. 1!' T'.jA.M. | DAKOTA. Jim. 2, 7 A. M.
Cabin, #<>.?, #70 and $8<) currency.
Intermediate, #10; strorag , #26.
Passenger* booked to and from Paris, Hamburg, Norway,
Sweden, Ac. Draft* on Ireland, England, France aud Ger
many at lowest rates.
WILLIAMS A GUiON, 29 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICE.?TilK S1'LKM)II) MAIL STEAM
ship NEVADA, Captain Guard, Kalis from pier 10 Ninth
River. foot of King street. Uir Quconstowu *11(1 Liverpool,
on Tuesday, December 12lli, at 2:80 P. M. precisely. Pus
sengar* leaving by this steamer will arrivo in time tn spend
the holiday* nt home. Superior accommodation* tor cabin,
intermediate ami moorage passenger* at loweat rate*. Ap
ply to WILLIAMS A- OUION. 29 Broadway.
CTDNAKD LINK.-B. ANI?JT. A. B. M~ sTiToO.
J NOTICE.
With a view to <11 miniali the chances of colltston the
steamers of tills lino take a spcctlic course lor all seasons of
tli'J year.
On the outward passage from Queeustnwn to New York or
Boston crossing tlm meridian ot no at 48 latitude, or noth
ing to the north of 411.
On ilie homeward passage crossing tlio meridian ot ray at
42 latitude, or nothing to the north ut 42.
l'KO.M NEW VOUK FOB L1VEUPOOL AND QUEENS
TOWN.
ALGERIA. ..Wod., Doc. Li ABVSSl.NlA .Wed.. Dec. 27
BATAVIA Wed.. Dec. 20 ?RUSSIA Wed., Jau 8
steamers marked thus (*) do no) carry steerage passen
gers.
Cabin passage, $8(i, $100 ami $180, . old, according to ac
commodation. Return tickets mi favorable terms.
Steerage tickets to uud Irom all parts of Europs at very
low rales.
E rsight and passage office No. 4 Bowling Groeti.
CHARLES 0. FKANCKLYN, Agent.
PARKS NO BBS PER 3TE a MS 11 IP ALOBBIA EMBARK
Irom the Cnuaril wharf, font ot Grand St., Jersey City, ut
2 P. M.. on Wcducsdav, December 18, lH7ii.
CHARLES G FKANCKLYN,
4 Bowling Green. New York.
OTATB LINE.
ONEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL. DUBLIN,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY,
from pier 42 North River (loot of Canal st.j, a. billows ;?
ST A IK OF GEORGIA 'I'hnrsday, Deccmbor 14
STATE OF INDIANA Thursday, Drceinbcr -1
STATE OK PENNSYLVANIA Thursday, December 28
First cabin, $00 and $70, according to accommodation;
return tickets, $110, $125. Second cabin, $45; return tick
ets, $80. Steerage ut lowest rates. Apply to AUSTIN
Baldwin ,v (Hi., Agents, No. 72 Broadway, New York.
STEERAGE TICKETS AT 45 BROADWAY AND AT
THE COMPANY'S PILlt FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORTH
RIVER.
ObT DIRECT AND ECONOMIC ROUTE TO IIOL
LAND, BELGIUM, THE RHINE, SWITZERLAND
AC., AC.. VIA ROTTERDAM.
Steamer SCHOLTKN Dec. 21
Steamer MAAS Ian. 4
These beautiful steamers, carrying 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,
27 South William st. Broadway
(Morris' Kuropcun Express)
IN.MAN LINK. MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY' OF BERLIN Saturday, Dec. 28, nt 9:80 A. M.
CITY OF CHESTER Saturday, Jan. 0. at 10 A. M.
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, Jan. 18. at 2 P. M.
From pier 45, Ninth River.
Cabin, $S" and $100, gold. Return tickots on favorable
terms. Steerage, $28. currency. Drafts at lowest rales.
Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms amidships.
JOHN G DALE, Ag. i t. '
1ft and 88 BroAdway. New York.
National une-krom piers 44 and 47 N. r.
FOR LONDON.
Cunuda Saturday, Dec. 10 5:30 A. M.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Spain ...Dec. Hi. 5:30 A. M. I Helvetia .Dec. SO, 7:30 P. M.
Egypt Dec. 28, 10 A. M. I England. Jan. 0, 10:30 A. M.
Cabin passage, $55, $tin. nr $7o, enrroncy.
Return tickets. $100. $110. or$l20. currency.
Steerage passage, $20, currency. Drafts Issued from ?t
upward at current rates. Apply at tho company 's office. 69
Broadway. Steerage tickets ran also bo obtained at tlio
company's piers, 44 and 47 North River.
P. w. J. HUBBT, Manager.
American link.
Weekly Mail Steamship Service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
culling at Quecnmown
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, and
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool.
The billowing steamers are appoiuted to sail from Phila
delphia:?
OHIO Dec. 14 1 INDIANA Ian. 4
PENNSYLVANIA ...D-c, 21 ILLINOIS Ian. 11
?CITY of NEW YOKK.Dso.2S | ?LORD CLIVK Jau IS
PRICE OF PASSAGE, IN CURRENCY,
Cabin, $7 > to $10O, si cording to location
Steerage and intermediate tickets to Slid from all points
at the lowest rates.
?Stoainers marked with a iter do not carry intermediate.
Passenger sec lUtntodatloii ft r all classes unsurpassed.
For passage, rates of height and other Information apply
to PETER WRIGHT 4 HONH, General Agents,
307 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
GEORGE W. COLT!IN. 42 itrend St., New York.
JOHN MCDONALD, Passenger Agent,
No. 8 Butter) place.
North i.erman lloyd
siEamciiip line: between new yoke,
smi TIUMI'TON AND BREMEN.
Company's pier, foot of <1 st., Hanoi en.
WF.6F.R. .Mimrday, Dee It I MOSEL... .satnrday. Dec. 30
Kll KIN . .Maturday, Dec.-i | ODE.lt Saturday, J in. 6
Rates ol passage from New York to Southampton. Havre
or Bremen :?
First* abiu, $100, gold; Second Cablu, $00, gold; Hteor
age, $:ki. currency.
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Prepaid steerage certificates. $22, currency.
For freight or passage apply to
OE.i Eft 118 A CO.. 2 Bowling Green.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE
lor PLYMOUTH. dllKKKOI KG and IIAMIil.'iili.
FK18IA Dee. 14 | I'd M M K R AN 1 A Doc. 28
OBLLKKT Dec. 21 | SUKVIa Jan. 4
Rates ol passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg, Ham
burg and nil points In England Wrct Cabin, $100, gold;
Second Cabin, $tki. g'dd; Steerage, $80, inrr ncv.
KUNHAKDt a CO., 0. B. RICHARD k BOAS,
General Agents, General Pa-senger Agents,
61 Broad at., New York. til Broadwav. New York.
C1 RE:AT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINK
T TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND DIRECT,
sailing Irom pi?r 18 Lust River as billows:?
BoME.RHE.T. Western ...Saturday, December 16
ARKaGMN, Syitiont ?
Cabin passage, $7H; Intermediate, $45; m> erage, $8H, enr
rency; excursion tickets, $l2tlt prepaid siaeraga certiHcates,
mm Abpiy to w. ii morgan. Ageet. TtiBoudlieti
T
APSCt tTT'S orrics, 8tl MOUTH ht.
Kemitauces to <>real Britain end Ireland.
Drafts lor ?1 aud uuward at reduced rates.
EURO HE Alt STftJl.USIIlPS.
ti^rtSoN LINK. ?KOK HOI Til AM t"l ON ANlTkbtK
n K?iii(iuc from pier 3 iNorih Kivcr, as follow* ?
C()LOMH0....1>ec?,mlMr 23 1 HINDU January 21'
OTHELLo. January t$| NAVARINOO. February .1
First cabin, ||fl, currency; ?croud cabin, $45, currency,
Excursion lirl>i $a on vary favorable terms. Through ticketi
issued to Continental and Baltic ports, Apply fur full par
ticulars to CII UU.I.H b WMlUHf X I'O,, South it.
COAIiTUlKK STFAMSIIIP*.
PACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMS!! IF LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, ChTn A, AUHTRALlA, NER
ZEALAND. BRITIM! COLUMBIA. OREGON, AO.,
saiiiug from pier 42 N'orUt River.
For SAN FRANCISCO. vU I>THMU> OF PANAMA.
StsAiuitiip CRESCENT ClJ Y Saturday. Dec. II
connecting lor Central Amorics un<! South Pacific ports.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JaPAN and CHINA.
Steam "hip CITY OF PEKING Monday. J?n. I
From SaN FKANClSt-O to SANDWICH ISLANDS, ACS
TK A LI A and N K W Z E A L A N I).
Steamship CITY OF NEW YORK Wednesday, Jan. 3
For freight or passage apply to
\Y M. P. CLYDE it CO., or If J IIULLAY, Supuriuieudetiit
No, (i Bowling Green. pier 12 North River toot Canal st.
Fyok new or leans direct. ~
THE CROMWELL LINK.
'I ho steamship
K NICKERHOCKER, Captain Ke ruble, will mil
ou Saturday, Dec* uit>a r ir?. at 3 o'clock p. m ,
from pier No. U North Kivor.
Through biil* of lading given to Mobile and principal
points on ?? MiH?i?hlppi River.
Cabin pus-arc. $.*?<?; steerage, $25.
Apply to . LARK a se a m AN. mB West St.
N" Y.. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL SS. LINK.
? Steamers leave pier No. 3 NoYtlt River at J P. M.
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF MEKIDA..,. Saturday, December II
CITY OF VKKa CRl Z Wednesday. December 2C
CITY OF NEW YORK Wednesday, Decetuber Hi
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana, Progreso, Cunipeaclty, Tuxpan and Tampleo.
CITY OF MKRIDa Saturday, December 16
For freight and passage apply to
F. ALEXANDRE A SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway.
Steamers will leave New Orleans December 22 and Jan*
uary 12 for Vera Cruz and all the above ports.
MORGAN'S NEW YO K. NI.WoKI.hANS AND TEXAS
steamships.?Tito steamship MORGAN CITY will sail
horn pier :p? North River on \\ eiit?*?day. December 13
and steamship ALGIERS on Saturday, December IB, foi
New Orleans direct, transferring Texas freight there tc
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad for Morgan City,
them e per Morgan's steamer* to Texan ports. Through bills
of lading signed to all points on the >fi?*i*?lpt>i River, Mo
bile, Galveston, Indlanola, Corpns Christ!. Reexport, Brazos
Santiago, Brownsville, and to all point* on the Oalv ??toti,
liarrlsburu and San Atitonto. Houston and Texas Central,
International and Great Northern, Texas Pacific and Trnnfr
Coutincnuti railroads. Freight* for St. Mary's and Fulion
landed at RockporL
special rates via there tor Suu Antonio freights.
Lis:hterago and chaunel dues at Corpus Ctiriul and Bra.
cos Santiago at the expense ami risk of consignee.
Insurance can u?* effected under open oolicy of the lino.
To New Orleans, *.t percent; to Texas ports, "W per ecnl.
For freight or further inlormation apply to HOOKRT J
MORGAN. Agents; otllce, pier 30 North River.
OTEAM TO BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE DIRECT.?
kTI'he *te .mslilp DONATI, Captain Watson, will he des
patched from Martin a Stores, Brooklyn, Wednesday, the
13th December, lor Para. Pernambtico, Hahia, Rn? de Ja
neiro, Montevideo and Buenos Avres, taking freight and
passenger* for the eou>t ports at through rates.
For treight And passage apply t??
BUSK X JEVONS. ?4 Beaver ft,
tjlOB NASSAU. N. IV -HK.ill.AU \l AiLKTKAMSUl?
I? LEO leaves New York December 12. at 3 P. M.
MURRAY. FERRIS x CO.. Hi Sonth si.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIREKT MAIL LINE.
These first class steamships will sail at 3 P. M. from
pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar St., for Havana direct, as
follows ?
COLUMBIA Wednesday, December 13
CLYDE Saturday, December 23
For freight and passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
tions. apply to
W.M. P. CLYDE A CO.. No. IS Bowling Greets
Mt'KKLLAK. LULINO ,v Co., Agents In Havana.
fjlOR HALIFXX, N. g~AND BL JOHNS. M. 9
r CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINK.
Steamers leave pier 10 North River following days at 3
tiKolUJE CROMWELL Tuesday, Docembor5
CiKOKGE WASHINGTON Friday, December 13
Most direct, ehoan.'st ami ?|iiickost route to Nov* Scotia*
Newloumilaiid and the Lower St. Lawrence. Excellent
passenger accommodations. For freight or passage apply to
CLARK A SEAMAN, Hit West sc.
OLD DOMINION STB A M S11 i P~t>MPAN Y,
sailing frmu pier 37 North River.
For Norfolk, Cltv I'olut and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thure
days and Saturdays at 3 P. M .connecting with the Virginia
ami Tennessee Air Lino. Atlantic Coast Line. Piedmont Ail
Line. Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and with the cons*
puuy's steam lines to interior points in North Carolina and
Virginia. Newborn and Washington. N C. (via Norfolk),
every Tuesday. Thursday ami Saturday.
Lewes, Del., Monday ami Thursday at 3 P. M? connecting
with Mary laud and Delaware railroads.
Passeuger uecominudatioiis unsurpassed.
Through passage tickets and bUD of lading to all pointi
at. lowest rates. Insurance to Tertolk, Ac.. I4 per cent.
Freight received daily nt pl?r 37 North River. General
OfBeas, i'?7 Greenwich st. N L MrCREADY, President.
muxk'h LINE FOR G ALVESTDN. TOUGHING AINKBY
A West, carrying the United States mail.?The steamer
RIO GRANDE, Captain Bolger, will sail on Saturday,
December IB, at 3 P. M , from pi r ?? East River. Through
hills of lading given to all points 011 the Houston and Texas,
Central International, ami Great Northern, Galveston.
Houston ami fleudersou. ami the Galveston, Harrisburg and
Nail Antonio railroads Freight and insurance at luwosf
rules. For freight or passage (having superiorsiccoinmodo
tious) apply to C. II. Si A LLORY X C(J , |f?3 Maiden lane.
SEMI WEEKLY LINE FOR PORT ROY A L. SC , ANC
Ferunndlna. Fla, sailing every Tuesday and Friday, ir?ai
pior 2D East River, at 3 P. M.
Steamer CITY OF DALLAS, Friday, December 15.
Sioamer MONTGOMERY Tuesday, December 12.
Tickets to all points in Florida.
Apply for information and tlck' tslo
C. H. MALLORY A CO.,
153 Maiden laerw
FOR IMIII.ADKLPHIA. THE A NO 1 STEAMStlT?
AGNES will sa i from plerlltl North River ovory Tuesday
and Saturday, at 3 P. M. Freight at lowest rales. Insur
ance under open policy of the line. ???r cent. For further
Information apply to 1JOGKUT A MORGAN, Agents, pier 36
North River.
TIIAVKM.KKS' GtftDK.
Fall'river link for boston and'fjUftCXtflR
Leave New York daily (Sundays excepted) from pier W
North River, foot of Murray m.. Hi 4 :JO i*. M. Fares re
duced.
PEN NS YLVANIA It AILROADj ?
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New 1 ork, via Desbrosaei ana CurtlanUr
street ferries, a? follows:?
Express for llarriiliurg, Pittsburg, the West and South,
with Pullman I'alace ear? attached, rt :3U A. M.. C and S:M
1*. M. daily. ?
Kor Wldlanisport, Lock Haven. Oorry and Erie, at m:30 P.
M.. connecting at Corry for Tituaville. Petroleum Centre
and the oil regions. Ear Williunispart and Lock Haven,
?:..<> A. M.
Kor >1 Itlmore, Washington and the Somli, "Limited Wash
ington Express" ol Pullman parlor cars daily, except
Sunday, tf ;3U A. M.; arrive Washington 4:10 1*. M. Itog
nlar at H :4C) A. M.. 1. ii aud !i I*. M. Sunday. 8 and 9 P. a.
Express for Philadelphia, 7:30. 8:3il, 8:40 (9:.'I0 limited),
lunuA. M , 1, 3. 4. \ 7. 8:3(1, ti P. M. and 12 night.
Sunday, 8:3 A. M., 5,0, 7, 8 dlU and # P. M. Emigrant
and second class, 7 I' M.
Arroinnioilation lor Trenton, 7 A. M . 2 and 4:10 P. X.
Kor trains to Newark, Elisabeth, Railway. Princeton, Trea
ting Perth Ant hoy, Fleming! on. llelvidore and other
points, see local schedules at all ticket nllices.
Trains arrive:?Protu Pittsburg, '1:3 and 10:30 A. M. and
|il:20 P. M daily: licit) A. M and B:.*iO P. M. dally,
except Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, U :3iJ,
0:.'i0 A. M.. 4:10, fi:10 and 10:30 P M. ; .Sunday, 0:10,
II :.V) A. M From Pi iladelphla, 5 01. 8.20. 0:30. i):.VI,
10:10, 11 :M> A. M , 2 ID, 4 :f0, ?'? :10, 5 :50, Hi.'iO. 8 GO and
lO-30 P. M. : Sunday, 5 :U3. ti :20, ti :30, I) :ra), 11 -.50 A. M. j
ti :Vi and U):30 I' M. .
Ticket ollices. 5.J1 and 014 Broadway; No. 1 Astor House
and loot of Dcsbrokscs and Courtluodt its.; No. 4 Court it.,
Brooklyn; N'os. 114, ll'l and 118 Hudson St., Hobnkeu;
Depot, Jersey City Emigrant Tickot office. No. 8 Hatter/
Crank Thomson, d m. boyd, Jr..
General Manager. Genera: Passenger Agent.
Iyoir PI 11 L A 11K LP 11 I~a|
" via Long Branch and tho New Jersey Southern Railroad.
Leave pier 8. North River, foot lleclor sL, at
11 A. M., for I'lilladelplilit, Long Branuli, Tom's River and
Vluehiiid.
4 I'. M , for Philadelphia, Long Ilranch. Tom's River,
Ware town and I'uckorion. W. 8. sNEDl-.N, O. U.
CTONIMM'ON LINK Foil BOSTON. ~
O reduced fake.
Elegant steamers leave daily icxciDt Hunda/o
from pier 33 North River, loot ut Jav St., st 4 :3o P. X,
PROVIDENCE LINK (freight only) SIKAMeKS
Irom pier 27, North River, loot of I'erk pi iee, at 4 P. M.
A
BXC'tlUSIONH.
GRAND EXCURSION ACROSS THE HaY 'TO
Statin Island. ? Boats leave Whitehall st , loot of Broad
way. at 7 :3", ft. 17V. 11:15 a. M ; I :15. 3 15. 4:1.">, ?"> :30 aud
0:3111*. M., tor Now Brighton, Sling Harbor, Wost Hrigbton
end Part Richmond Fore only inc.
*?OST OFFICE VOTICiv.
|>OsT OFFICE NOTICK.-TIIK FOREIGN MAILS Fo"8
X tho week ending Saturday. December lo. 187 h will close
al this office on Tuesday, at II :3 I A. M . lor Europe, by
steamship Nevada, via Queonitown; on Wednesday, at 11
A. M , for Europe, by steamship Algerin. via Ouoenstown i
on llnirsday, at 11 'JO A. M , It Europe, liy sieainship
Frisls. via rivmontb, Chrrbonrg and Hamburg: on Batnr
nay, at 3 A. M . for Europe, bv steamship Britannic, via
(jiieenitown (correspondence or Prance. Germany aud Scot
laud to b? forwarded ny t lit a atesiner must ho specially ad
dressed), and at 3 A. M., lor Scotland direct, by steamship
Ethi 'pla. via Glasgow, and a' 3 A. X., tor France direct, by
steamship Frame, via Havre, and at 11 i'KJ A. M , lor Kit
rope, by steamship Wes-r, via Southampton and Bremen.
The steamships Nevada, Algeria and llrituonlc will not
take mails lor Denmark. Sweden and Norway. The mailt
tor Nassau. N. I*., will leave New York Decani Iter 12 The
mails for the West Indies, via Bermuda and St. Thomas,
will leave New York December 21. The malls for China, Ac.,
will leave San Francisco January 1. Tho malls lor Austra
lia will leave San Francisco January 3.
T. L JAMES, postmaster.
~ INSTRUCTION.
Algebra, bookkeeping, arithmetic; iioiiii
suiting: writing, #3 monthly.
P.IISh.ilenerv; uptown. 284 8th av.
EC. NCII LESSONS GIVEN BY A I'AllTsT\N~lADY
U with a pure prononnclatioE, in private . lainlllus or al
residences; terms moderate. 43sRtliav.
IJKNTlS I ll Y . "
KAUTJKUL ARTIFICIAL TKKtH. $'G HUM. $s1
single. <1 ; warranted NEW YORK DENTAL KOOMB,
g'.2 Mb av. Established 1881.
w-111 TO ??>?BKTB of TEETH ItV MONTHLY IX*
?J) 1.' rstalments, at Dr. WIII I K'S, Nit. till West 14tbst?
Inriiierly ol lft.'t titli av
ii
WINKS, LIIiUOKN, MC.
"AftlllKAi; LKFKVRE." THE OLDKSI AND MOSl
all French ol Champagnes. VICTOR K. MAL'gKK, I1C
Reads st.. N. Y. ______
CLOTH I Nt..
A -NATHAN'S OLD ESTABLISHMENT, 33* "Of?!
.av? near 4tIs st. ?Tim highest valua paid for Cast-oil
t milling, Carpets, Ac. Call on or address Mr. or Mrs.
NATHAN.
\T MINTZ'H, 24s 3D AV.. NEAR 30111 Bf., .'at PER
.cent more In cosh paid than elsewhere lor cast off Cloth.
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