The New York Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1874, Page 11

THE VICKSBORG INVASION, A Negro Mob of Two Hundred and Fifty En- gaged by the Citizens and Repulsed. Short, Sharp and Sanguinary Skirmishing. The Captured Negroes Lay the Respon- sibility on Sheriff Crosby. (From the Vicksbarg Herald, Dec. 9.) At was reported Sunday afternoon that courtiers were golng through the country in the neighbor- bood of the city, notifying the negroes to rendez- vous at cettain poinis, for the purpose of march- fmg on the city and reinstating Peter Urosby in the Sherif’s office, ana that the negroes were gathering that afternoon at Hickory Tree, Bovina and other points. There have been so many ru- mors, however, that very few placed any credence | 1B this; yet the citizens put men on the watch to give warning of the first appearance of the enemy. About three o’clock yesterday morning an alarm Was sounded trom the Court House, and many cit- Igens hastened to that place, but as there waa NO IMMEDIATE DANGER, Petired to their homes, About fve o'clock the Blarm was again sounded, and the citizen soldiery egeion gathered insmail numbers, About nine O'clock, however, the Court House and fire bells Yang out ageneral alarm, and from mouth to Mmouth—from one to another—all over the city went the intelligence that the negroes in armed bodies were advancing on the city from several fiirections. Immediately in every street, from aimost every house, armed men hurried to the Court House, and tn half an hour a company of about 100 men, under the command of Colonel orace Miller, marched out Grove street and MET THE NEGROES ‘Inside the city limits, at a bridge near Point Look- out, under command of Andrew Owens. Colonel ‘Millsr ordered a halt and himself rode forward and advised the negroes to disperse. He warned them that they were violating the law and unleas they dispersed to their homes the consequences might besevere, Owens roplied that he was there with his fullowers in response to orders trom Urosby and would only disperse at Crosby’s orders. Owens was then permitted to visit Crosby, who was.under guard at the Court House, and returned vo bis men with orders trom Crosby to retire to their homes. This they apparently consented to do, but as the whites were retiring to their com- mand the negroes Genantiy announced that they had come there jor a fight and were going to have it. FIRING THEN COMMENCED on both sides, the negroes fleeing after the first few rounds, followed up by the cltizens with desultory fire, Six or seven negroes were killed In this skirmien, about as many wounded and fil- teen or twenty taken prisoners. This body of “In- vaders’’ having been dispersed, Colunel Miller’s command returned to the Court House. A little past ten o’clock a heavy body of armed negroes was reported on the Jackson road, near the Pemberton monument, and @ detachment of ae citizen soldiery was despatched thitner, and ere THE MOST SANGUINARY ENGAGEMENT be the day occurred. The negroes were encoun- strongly entrenched in the old federal br tworks, just under the brow of the hill im- mediately this side of the Pemberton monument. The citizens opened a skirmish fire upon them, which was kept up for more than halt an hour, without any effect on either side. While this ekir- mishing was. going on Captain John Hogan, with several white men irom the neignoorhood of der’s Bluff, en route tor the city, came up on the Sppoaie Side of the hill, and were fired upon from ambush. Mr. Oliver Brown, @ son-in-law of har. Spyuer, was shot through the head and almost instantly killed. Captuin Hogan’s cone pany and the citizens then made a _ ter- rifle charge upon the negroes, who took rejuge in @ canebrake, alter ‘a short and bloody fight. About twenty- -flve of the poor @upes and wretches were killed and wounded here. After their first volley upon Captain Hogan’s company they fired wildly, and though their loss was heavy, no other casualty was re- Ported on the side of the whites. bout the same time that the troops were sent | ous Jackson road another detachment of two com- Panies was sent OUT CHBRRY STAEET to meet a body of nearves approaching from that direction. The negroes Were jound in consider- ableforce just south of the city, and while one company advanced in front the other made a detour to tne right, anda third company, which had gone out tie Yazoo Valley road and made the balf cireutt around the city. came up on the left flank, and with a yell the three companies charged, the negroes, aiter a ew shots, scampering as as their legs could carry them. ‘they were Jol- lowed by the cavalry for some distance, and ut- terly routed. Numerous different bodies of negroes were dis- persed on other roads by tne cavalry, and by nalf- past eleven o'clock scouts reported the negroes Touted from ail thelr positions. A piece of artil- lery was out, but its big-tuouthed talk was not re- eyed to convince the negroes that it Was a bad lay to capture a city. ‘There were reports in the afternoon that the negroes, in retiring to the country, were depre- dating and buraing housed, but not! ing authentic could be heard, IN THE CITY. Intense excitement prevailed tn the city during the morning, and business of every king was cn- | turely suspended. The gun and ammanition stores | were besieged ior arms and were abou: the only | houses open, At dark pearly all the citizens nad retired to their homes, only a suiticient numoer being still under arms to guard whe city. THE PRISONERS. A Herald representative visited the jail about four o'clock ior the purpose of | SAT from the | pworeys their object tu making 0 armed raid on he city. He first askea jor “Colonel” Andrew Owens, who was in command of the Grove street body of negroes. Owens isa tall, copper-colored negro, with & rather defiant alr, and has nota | very enviable reputation. lu wer to ques. tions Cysts see that he was in command ol the Grove st ano, which consisted of about two hundred neg Tues; that he was ORDERED BY CROSBY oa come a the city to-day, with all the negroes he uid gather, and to come armed, REPORTE ‘0 you meun by that that you came ‘under the instructions Vt els ina Cong which appeared Saturday, signed pF. Crosby? OwsNS—NO; 1 had personal orders from Crosby. REPORTER—To come armed? Owens—Yes, sit; Crosby told me himself that be wanted me to come here to-day with all the armed men I could get. RePORTER—But Gian’ t Crosby order you Sunday Bot to come? OWENS—No, sir. I wrote a note on Sunday to Crosby and proposed to bring in twelve meu to Meet the same number of white men, and to- gether get the Board of Supervisors to settle this Matter. He didn’t reply to that note, so 1 came in as be had ordered. REPORTER—Who fired THE FIRST suOT this morning? Owens—I don’t kuow, Tt wasn’t my intention to fight. ‘This morning, while my men were out on Grove street, I went to the Court House to see Crosby. Crosby told me then that the matter had been settled, and to alsperse my men. J then went out to toem, and the dgnt commenced before I knew it. Aleck Stackhouse, a small young fellow, black as the ace of spades, and wae ane & military coat, said he was irom Newtown, and came here under ORDERS FROM CROSBY. REPORTER—Who gave you the order? DTACKHOUSE—It Was read out in church, Sunday. REPoRTER—Did the order say to come armed? STACKHOUSE—NO, sir. It only said for everybody to come to Vicksburg to-day, RevorTER—Why, then, did you bring your gun ? StackHouse—Well, | always bring my gun when Icome to town, and 30 | brought italuug to-day. When I got to Ciaiv Greene's Ciaid tola me tere Was trouble in town and | had better gohome, I started, and some of the white 1olks come along and brought me here. THE NOTORIOUS BEN ALLEN Was among the prisoners tn the jail. Ben said that be was out at nis home, near Point Lookou when captured. He was, Ue: sald, trying to ge' the negroes to disperse er Crosby went Out to his house on Sunday evening and tod him that he had heard tne negroes were coming in, and asked him to stop them. Mark Crosoy,.a vrother of the Sheriff, A. B. Rich: ardson, Justice of the Peace ior the Yazoo beat, and Charles Smith, sormeriy a deputy sherit, were among the prisoners in tue jail, They had been ar: rested on the streets, provavly to keep tvem out of danger, J. D, Ferrier, the lawyer, was also iu- Carcerated fora short time, for the same reas THE WOUNDED, ‘There were four wounded men in the j bert Walker has the worat, serious. He wus wounded haudall Greendy tt ‘andall Greenbreath was slightly wor the ith ft une Tie near ppabink Taokouie ef Cato Williams, 10 the neck, slight, at un near Point Lookout, ni eens William Irwin, in the arm, wounded on Jackson Ea then F ged by was eg into town to sell i8 cotton und was bringin, 18 gun to hav lock mended, ii , eee Al- though his is not at Point Lookout, in ‘shavaaes att Cerna er leaving the jatl the Herald representative Went to the Court House to question Crosby ‘Sny- | A oaTer—Crosby, Anderson Owens lias just | | | vison NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1874.—TRIPLE SHEET. you ordered bim to come to the sie today» ine an the armed men he could get. 1 did nothing of the kind. I have ordered b no one to come to the city, armed or un- ‘Ds morning I told him to take his men home, d tast night [ went out to Ben Allen's and told & tim to stop any negroes coming to the city to-day. I beard yesterday that the negroes were soning. to-day and I tried to prevent it. Crosby then said that he supposed that the gatoering grew out of the card purporting to come rom him, and circulated Saturda, Beroetan 5 i) zee ea authorstip is charged to Cat Crossy—Yes: but Cardozo dia pot write ae think it was writt colored man in the offi of the Secretary of Sti Thomas M, Broadwaters, Samuel Hardeson and Jonn Hawkins are also under guard with Crosby at tbe Court House. ain Gi Bi srehelor, of the Bovi eigh- piaptait George Batchelor, na netgh- ood, 000, was acclientaily shot througn the foot, receiving &@ very painful wound. fMicer Burton, as the police force, was thrown from his horse and seriously hurt, though bis phy- sician thinks not fatally. Mr, O'Hara wants a horse. He wants the horse he was thrown from, and which one of the routed Regnoes Ce hates and rode off, Am last prisoners captured were six of the negroes? cavalry force. They were very well mounted and armed witn double-barrel snotguos. Bayors! mules and guns were captured yester- day. resume they will be taken care of and Fetiraed t jo thet owners upon spplication. Richardson acted signal officer dur- a yy, and from his high position on the | Udhre House tower followed the movements of the negroes and the citizens as they moved from point to point, THE MAYOR'S PROCLAMATION. Early yesterday morning the Mayor’ issued the Jollowing proclamation :— Whereas it has 4 His Excolienoy Adelbert Ame jovernor of the of Missiseippl, to jssue bis proc fation vetting forth: that the eltizens of Vicksbarr Warren county were riotous, disorierly and combined together by force of arms, and made threats against cor- tain county officials, whereby said county officials were compelled to flee for their lives, ana that the state courts were In full torce and vigor and sutticient to pun- ash Ls a fe said officiais, if dishonest, until said courts ralyzed by the action of such unlawful assem- “ra ¢ such threats and intimidation have been directed woxclusively that it ts satistactorily represented against colored officials, ‘ to him that the phieet att id riotous and disorderly action Gepri colored men ot their civil fe Houten iB because of their color; and where: ds provided bY the constitution and laws of the ated Scates that the rotection of the law shall not be denied to any citizen because or race and color; and whereas itis the duty of the Governor to use all his powers to execite the laws and suppress riots and insurrections ‘88 provided In the State consutution ow, I, Richard Keay Mayor ‘ot the city of Vioks- Fg, do-hereby make my proclamation, reciting what KGown'to every eltizen of Vicksburg ot every party, lor, denomination ana condition of ht that there as been no riotous assemblage in this citv; thi it iven rise to t inealied for tion of His quiet an gear of | th nd ba gieeerhiy iy ‘and who, thou! violence, requested the ‘sgalgnation of, Trresponsibl oftt- ctals from the office ot Sheriff and Chancery Clerk of this county, who had failed to execute bonds as required by law; ¢ hat the city government of Vicksburg is amDLY Bie to rve the peace and quiet of said city under stances: that the laws of the city ana ot the Btato of M i buve been threatened, and the re- Sltain a’ the ‘Gevernor's proclamation tending to pro- auce a contrary Impression are ipod ole and men- dacious and unjust to the last I there- fore warn all ch a a9 seems to have orderly of nd ized and are now marching on ‘the cit; itazens to observe the laws of the h unlawful assembiages and perse and rere to thelr hom of law and order in the cit alt ood citizens t to hold themselve: y, Lcall upott all and, and I warn ed boaies of men and, for the pres- hereby command to t IL theta ‘for the purpose rt atany call [may make upon them for the purpose oF enforcing this proclamation, R. UO’ LEARY, Mayor. Vicmsaura, Dee. 7, 1874. CLOSING THE SALOONS, Later in the day the Mayor put forth a second Proclamation, as follows :— Crrizexsy—Be quiet and discreot, but firm, Yourdear- | at interests are at stake. All bartoome and liquor deal- ers are herebv ordered to close their of bum and permit no drinking upon or about. their premises ve M. By order of 'R. O'LEARY, Mayor. CITIZENS’ MEETING. A meeting of the citizens was held last evening, at which the /ollowing resolution was adopted :— Resolved, That while we are fully satisfied that Peter Crosby has caused armed nevroes arch on the city, and should therefore be held mainly responsible tor all the blood that has been shed, we recommend all wood Citizens to abstain from inflicting any personal violence upon him, and that we use still further efforts to have him removed from office in some legal manner. A REPUBLICAN OPINION. The Times (republican) of yesterday afternoon concludes 118 account of the conflict as follows:— Proce tee instigated thi p povement and induced the orant negroes of the rural districts to suppose Tac they could march mnto and take possession of the town, should be held to an account for it, and we hope that, sooner or Iater, the real offenders will be sited out. One'fact is, that there was not a single town darky in any one of the three divisions which inade attacks. Where it willend is ® question which puzzles the mind of the oldest citizen. THE KANSAS BRIGANDS. Kansas City, Mo., Dec, 9, 1874, Your correspondent was awaiting the arrival of a@ friend at the Union depos in this city last even- ing when the Kansas Pacific train came tn with the somewhat startling, though not altogether novel, announcement that it had been stopped and robbed by five masked men at a small station called Muncie, u few miles west in Kansas. To until to-morrow, at tw Mopar, Dee, 7, 1874. obtain the correct particulars I went this morning Hl to Muncie and interviewed the leading inhab- itants. The railroad runs along the Kansas River bottoms, and jost at the station is crossed by a wagon road, which leads up a bluff and round to Wyandotte and otner points in Kansas, The owner of the store of the village is an intelligent Man, named John Purtee, and he states thatat hall-past'three in the aiternoon five men rode up the track from the direction of Kansas City. ‘They were heavily armed, each one carrying a rifle or caroine. Hitching their horses up, they went into the store, emptied Purtee’s till, con- taming $24, and, with the threat of a loaded pis- tol, ordered him to be qniet. The five men then | masked Foemnelves. y blocked the line and flagged the station. They also captured a young farmer named Reuben Oliver, who was riding a rather good mare, and ordered him to dismount. The Mare they kept, and taking the sorriest horse of their own, proceeded to shoot it, firing some eight or ten shots into it before it fell dow: wagon containing women and calidren wat captured, altoget! twents-five persons being guarded by five bold ana desperate men. True to time, the Kansas express run up a little before four o’clock, and, of course, stopped on seeing the flag. One of the robbers BOARDED THE ENGINE, | and, “with nis little the passenger cal it was blocked. Webster lied tne engl- express irom and run up the line to where Two of the men then went ior (Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express mes- senger), one covering him with a_ rifle and the other with a revolver. Under this powerful persuasion, Webster opened the treasure chest, from which the rascals took $25.000 in greenbacks, $4,000 in gold dust and pus miscellaneous valuable papers. While this ‘as going on, some lively firing took place at the conductor, Brinkenhof, who was making his way back to fag a freight train, following in the rear. Brinkenhoff was brought to a halt, though unin- jured, but on learning that his errand was one of mercy the robbers allowea him to proceed. A 1 “BAUSE'S DANCING ACADEMIES, CLASSES | * at Masonic ea 14 East Thirteenth street; Bre- voort Hall, 154 ‘itty-tourth street. PRIVATE 'LEs- SONS atany hour, cl CULANS at private academy, 212 Kast Eleventh street. A —DODWuRTH'S PRIVATES CLASSES FOR DANO- « ing, No. 212 Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-sixth street, vpen tor the season. Posning ead afternoon classes for ladies an children. ntleman, Se fa circular. ACADEMY, PLIMPTON'S Ped gg at Stuyvesant and Ninth ati very Monday and Thursday: ori- Yee lessons tn Gude Waitz a specialty. Reception every ‘Thursday evenivg. ALLET) MASTER—DUMAR'S emy, 24 West Fourth street.— Gances taught perfectly In one quarte DANCING ACAD tasses open; all six fashionable dances tauzht In six private lessons. v GARMO'S, NO. 82 FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER OF Fourteenth, atree i Afarnqon classes tn T DE LA COUR, en: Monday ‘and Thursda, Grecia DESPATONES i = Zz 6 % 4 & 32 2| GTON, THE qreniié TELEGRAM, ate Ost fO ANY PaRT OF PARTIES [N THE OBTAINING PalD THE CNITED ® COUNTRY DESIROUS OF aly STATES. THE LATEsT NEWS IN ADVANCE OF THE MORNING PAPERS FIFTY CENTS A MONTH, 'd and that its | BOARDERS Ww WANTED, closets, &c.. val 18, Feterences. 33 East Twentieth street, near Broadway. BOARDERS _ WANTED. EUROPEAN 5 N STEAMSHIPS. West rwenry. COND 8TREET, BETWEEN Seventh and Eighth avenues. ins. with | PLEASANT, HANDSOMELY FURMISBRD 8 ging story Room. tacing Madison avenue, ie Board, Suitable for two persons. kei ixth street, corner of Madison avenue (Windsor Hotel Nock). 246 246 Q()Q West twenty. NINTH SERRE, oun DOOR 303 west of Eighth avenue.—Board. for gentleman and wife. wilh beautiful modern convevience. Feu FURNISHED SECOND STORY Rocm, with alcove, southern exposure, to let, with nk. oe large J'oom on same floor: nouse heated. Filteenth street, near seventh avenue. | NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, GRATE fire and gas. with flood Board, $14 tor two; aiso hall m. $7 nd location very desirable.’ 313 West FRONT GRAND PARLOR FLOOR, WITH aP are TARus. ane Farioy ang throom Iso Par! tly jurnished, ee is Suen oan 8 1 FRONT ROOM, WITH ALCOVE, TASTEFULLY turnisnes mani panteles, &c., on third floor; pri- qui Keterences. 14 Bi st Thirty-sec- ond street, between Fifth and Madison ues. ay Glass Rare be UOND Fi a OR el a rivate table if pri wo a8 Wes it ie a ar Rooms, two persons, §! street, near Broadway and Ln a FER DAY. 96 AND UPWARD PER WEEK for well furnished Rooms; nt Board 1 50 for familles or single persons; two lines ° ware pass the jouse. 158 Bleecker strect. BLOCKS FROM FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.—TO let, good Rooms, with first class tavle and attend- ance: handsomely turvished house: cheerful parlors; a perfect home. 129 Last Twenty-third street. WEST THIRTIETH Peco gs FIRST HOUSE west of Fifth avenue.—Two Rooins, suitable for gen- tlemen ; table and appointments first class; references 3 | private fai faa PLACE, NEAR. BLEECKER STREET line, also near Sixth and Seventh avenue cars.—A ily will rent one or two Rooms, with Board. 4, WASHINGTON PLAGE (ST. JULIEN), ELEGANT Apartments on second floor to let; a! ingle Rooms for gentlemen house entirely renovate: nd. enlarged ; | is especially adapted for families. French table. LAST TWENTY-NINIH STREET, —LARGE FRONT Room and dressing Room pie an elegant Parlor and two or three Bedrooms, with Board ; until Jangary 11 or shorter time if desired. TH AVENOE, 76.-TO LET, HANDSOMELY FUR- nished Rooms, on fourth floor, with first class Board, suttable for fumiiles or single gentlemen, terms m erate. BT hve AVENUE, BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND ith fines te. Denlea the Salts. OF of Ararrments on first and second floors, ible only, in the spacious double house 45 $6 E TO $7 PKR WEEK—FOR GOOD BOARD AND Boot at 29 Washington place. between Broadway and Washington square; scommodation for two ladies. fo Aaa STREET, NO. 37, EAST, BETWEEN BROAD- way ead. University place, ‘arm, comfortable Koom, with ample closets and grate fires; private table if required. 1 TH STREET, EAST, 134. prided FINE ROOMS, handsomely turnished, on second floor, to let, with first c ‘at moderate price: references. Board, men; house h 310 ¥ WEST THIRTY FIFTH STRUET.—A Room to let, with Board, for one. $6 a also & tront Room, witn Board, for two, at $14 per week’ 354 Wish TWesty-targp staret—a PINE, or large. sicond story alcove Room to let, with excha 418 Fa WEST EIGHTEENTH STRi Bedroom on parlor floor. hi 73a jas. hot and FI water Mo two saul oom in th “Rouse ., i wo let, with rd, to two adults faint $8 euch ach per week: “FIT a AvEuUB, BhTwaR FORTY. aod Forty-second streets.—Handsomely far it of Rooms, on second floor, to let, with D Boa! 5 unexceptionadle. 1. 170 BRQADWAY.—TWO HANDSOMELY FUR or, for gentleman nished R. son second and wife; Board for lady only. ? EE OF. At Ls hoe Te OeAROR AZO with separate Ee “Rooms oe saat ice: 200 West Twenty-t wth or A‘ BEGUISH WIDOW HAS RENTED big! vert Tht igh h street, which she has re reacoed ly turnished ; will rent Rooms th oF with- omtortable Tome at reasonable terms. PARTY OF FIVE GENTLEMEN OAN SECURE A Lote pen Second Floor of Ave connecting rooms, and attendance, for $12esch week; “it West "Twenty-fourth street A, Boa Tocation ‘central. unny Kroms,. of for gentle: + T.—A ROOM ‘AND | NUNARD LINE—B. AND. & R. as ore a om Bf imintanin | _ On the homeward at 42 latitude, or not FROM NEW YORK or nothing to the nor Steerage ottice, tig Broads sdty pay ise” THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMP. AIL | STEANSHIPs BET ATA YORK Ae wa RE, ‘The splendid vessels on this favorite bye went tbelee pore oe the ‘any. ott other) itt cai ali | fron pier No, North River, as tol hows: j a ae T Rec saraay: Fes. 7 | RE: sturday. Jan. 8 PRICE OF studi ame! transit by ing the the chances of coll thd ne take a specified course oral | asons of of the On the out Bostod, crossin, assaxe from Qui i ee ad easnge crossing th ah the mack “4 he meridian ot 0 ia. AND QUEENS. | or ial tamply; all conventences; reterences | gor; NCKLY. Proce trom vie STEAMSHIP ABYSSINIA EM. Agent. | bark from ty, we Ul Oe ty hk ners eear rand prety | NLY DIRECT LINE TO ora this line, avoid both pking ish-railway and mie discomforts of cross- hannel, besides saving time, trouble and ex- | GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, 55 Broadway. LEGANTLY FURNISHED. SUIT OF ROOMS TO family oF gentlemen. unexceptionable table and a) Lelie Sm Ee hat Sarally a fere: ties wil ay for sul fof aDODIING. Gatlons address Dy box 2668 Post offen a A H an a priva: fy et ‘West Thirty-first street; very respectable neighborhood ; terms moderate. fs hagorhrr rye FURNISHED ROOM, WITH BOARD for lady only, on reasonable terms. Address H. P. R,, Hera'd Uptown Branch office. far pt ELEGANT SUNNY FRONT SECOND ms; brown sone house; Board and bevery thing Fae class; highest rerstenee: ave. > minutes Avenue Tiotel: 830 per couple, ack Rooms tor tivo persone, for E hathroon, plnetts hot and cold water. BLE, station F. Ma "AT 436 WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET, Parlor and Bedrooms: two tables; fire; two single entlemen or gentleman and wile, with Board, in a pri- vate family, Z —ELEG. ig BOARDING ARCOM ODATIONS: * reduc best houses: ali locations, Per- mits and artiouta free. ee event " GEORGE HANKINS 1,200 enn, light, eit ° each room. eye Address RELIA- _ BOARD AND ‘LODGING WANTED, dee at ‘with 4™ STREET, WEST, S815.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, @ necond story front Room; also halt Room on third story, front. 1 TH STREBT, rf Nb dpb esa AND &LE- antly turnished Rooms, with Board: bouse and table first class; eterence erms tnoderate. 1 TH STREET, WEST, 33.—ELEGANTLY FUR- mished Parlor Floor,’ five 1 rooms (| phe bath), dressing room; second story Rooms; table first class, private if required; good. ‘attendance? references. 14 WEST TWENTY-FOURTH STREET.—PRIVATE \ LaDy ‘AND SON DESIRE A FRONT ROOM, a with Board, im a first class house and location above Thirteenth street; terms not to exceed $18 per week. ddress C. Li Uptown Branch office. GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, HAVING THEIR OWN A furniture, desire a large unfurnished Room, with Board. Jx iis Herald ottece Address, for three days, OARD WANTED—FOK A LADY TO BE CONFINED in three months: widow lady, without tamily, pre- ferred: situated near Jersey City. Address, stating terms, Q. K., box 162 Herald office. aingle Rooms for gentlemen; references. 86 Irving place, QyP STREET, WEST, NO. 818 FOR FAMILIES AND gentlemen, fine Rooms, southern exposure; houso, jocation and table-first class; terms liberal to good par- en. Me! D STREET, 161 WEST.—AN ELEGANT SECOND Feferences. 67 LONDON TERRAOK —-NRATLY let, with BLE SUNNY FRONT RON es PRI- me | Room; reterences. 39 West Thirty-third street. Floor, tully 1urnished, together or separately ; also irge, handsome tront Koom, sunny exposure; libe iberal 23), STREET, rnished single and double Rooms to Board; eit ‘& week tor two persons; 164s ES: vig Sap it desired; handsor k Parlor; Hot and cold water: cuftabie for an omices $8 for hall 26 WEST igh mre THIRD STREET, NEAR FIFTS Avenue Hotel. —Ek aly or en suite, ant Rooms, sin: with superior Board: house, appointments and location first class in every respect; prices reduced rences, 2a STREET, 58 WEST.—LARGE SECOND STOR’ front Room to rent, handsomely rah np oe ‘rout ern exposure), ed excelient Board; also Rooms on ‘third and fourth floors. Keferences. Q]_ MADISON AVENUE, OPPOSITE THE SQUARE.— To rent, with or without Board, an entire Floor; also single Rooms; terms very low; table board. i TH STREKT, WEST, HAND! ey FUR. | B47 hushed front sunny. \pearoa, ou superior Board, $1¢ and $15 for two: single Rooms, § fhrough house.” Broadway oars pase dcot 35 RATANE DRE UPI P /E, ONE BLOCK EAST OF roadway, near fourth street.—Large, band- | somely furnished tront Room and hail Bedroom, com. Mumeating, on rd floor, with Board; ample closet room ; location good; terms reasonaple ; references. 3 GRAMFRCY PLACE, bleak bob GRAMEROY Hotel (East Twentieth st ‘Large, well fur- nishea Ruom, good Board, for zentle! and wite; also smaller Room tor one or two gentleme! 36 RAST IWENTY: FIRST STREET.—A VERY DE- sirable Suit of Rooms, with Hbera} ta Sante and com- torts ot a refined home; also one la: 41 WEST SIXTEENTH STREE’ Second Floor (threo rout sunny; moderate price to a fai god, liberal 1 table; references, i} WEST SIXTEENTH second floors, withont private table: unexceptionable retérences re- quired. a At WEST “FIFTY: FIFTH STREET.—TO REST, ‘e) with Board, a nicely furnished Third ‘Floor and back Parlor; private family; terms reasonable; reter: | ences. | 47. WEST BAN ee lee Peas coe | nished larKe, Room er , gas, water, an 3 m for single gent nth ian, rfire, a ais, &c., $8 per week ; email private family. 4Q WES! SIXTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH and Sixth avenaes.—Large and sinall nicoly fur- nished Kooms to let, with Boara; hall Rooms, $8 and $9, 49 AND 5l WEST NINTH STREET.—SUNNY, WELL iurnished Rooms to let to responsiple parties, with or without Board; all modern improvements. () MORTON STREET, HIGH STOOP.—A PLEASANT front Room, with Board, in a strictly private family; references, 50 WEST THIRTY-! ictal STREET.—FOUR NICE Rooms, on third floor, all modern conveniences, fora family Gr single gentlemen, en suite or singly; priz vate table it desired: references. | 61% EAST TWENTY.-FIFTH STREET, CORNER FOURTH avenue.—Furnished Rooms to ladies or gentlemen, with or without Board, 63 PARK AVENUE.—HANDSOME SUIT OF FRONT Rooms to let, with Board; also, single Room; ref- erences exchanged. TI. connecting Wooms, handvomely yueoe paca? cont mi 0 le | with first class Boar tino oe all Room, heated; references exchanged; table boa 106 ¥ WEST SIXTEENTH STKEET.—FURNISHED ‘coms, second fluor, front and ai connecting; every improvene: ot; with or without Board. 10 WEST FORTY: THIRD STREET.—PARTIES OF refinement desiring first class accommodations, with excellent table, at moderate rate, call as above. 17 WEST, THIRTEENTH STREET NEAR stxiH avenue.—A strictly private family would alspose of their spare Room to one or two gentlemen, wit without partial Board. 19 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREEY, NEAR | Union square.. a ‘able Suit of three Room | for family and Re tor gentlemen, with Board; Board without rooms; terms moderate. EAST TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, | 129 Lexington and Fourth ave nues.—Loc desirable; five minutes’ of Broadwa: id) hotel centres: handsome, sun’ TWEEN ion very Flitn avenue and second floor front first class Board; every modern convenienct reasonable; Dost references in ¢ 135 rast SIXTEENTH STREET, NEAR IRVING place.—To let, three Root © second foo! ‘with or without Board, to tentieman and wife orto a single gentleman; references. 148 West THIRTY SEVENTH STREET, NEAR Broadway. —Large, nt second story front ¢ two Rooms, furn or unturnished, with Iso back arlor: terms anoderate; references exchanged, Se pa epetrenieneteeentteeneneeeniemenrcnins 15] WEST TENTH STREET.GENTLEMAN AND OL wite, aiso two young giris out to business daring | day. can have good plain Board and home comforts « very low prices. 165 WEST TWENTY-FIRST STRERT.—TO LET, Do with good Board, hall Room. front, second story; so Room on third tor itleman and wite or two gentlemen; very yaicee beet days. ferences, Call for two | "gia heat all | family will rent three handsomely furnished Rooms, hot and cold water, bath, with or without SBoaklyay ir, Aeuueran and Wile WANTED—IN nen terms, “Address Jculars, A. L., Herald office. AND {0 HAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET, BE. 00M ee BREAKFAST AND TEA, IN 1 tween Madison and Fifth avenues.—Handsomely R a French family, by an American gentleman. Ad- furnished Kooms, family and single, with Board; all | dress, stating terms and location, J. D. 8., box 191 Herald small tables; table d’hote. A. LEFLER. | office: QOH BIREET. GRAMERCY PARK.CELEGANT ANTED—BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, A COM- Apartments ‘to let, en suite, with Board: a tortably furnished Room pe steietiy: private fam- ily, where the comforts of a hom: enjoyed; mf Ms DIRKOT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO traamer ROTTERDAM” By seamer beaatiral, swoamer iin thi Sainte nee H ese amMers, CAT! the Unite tate: pal to sie Nether is elie iKnown for the regu: | rity. of thelr POS Eby a Con of Passage (om Monks, General Avents, 's) Broadway. Holland, Belgium, ie eee e switzerland, &c., via a hf th ea PACKLT COMPANY'S LIN wre. STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS Sabin, tn Pi termed ¥ France and Germany at lowest rates, WiLtrans'" HITE STAR_ LINE, FOR QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL, Geant NG THB ITED ope MAIL. REPUBLIC. Decer BALTIC. ADRIATIC,, | OBLTIC OSCANIC. From the White star doc! et, PLYMOUTH, CHERB bee. 17 OURG a8 Bd HAMBURG, pA Dec, 31 PHA ti. Jan. 7 outh, Londoi rb Re cert pa bin, upper saloon, gold. b.n, lower saloon, gold. NMGeneral Agetits, General ® Broad street, ft New York. 61 Broad wi tie oe nwa te baat to every Tue: from pier 46 North ” ror ard. FO MING. peta if ¢ 32,08 B08, ” nd steerage at low ‘rates Prepaid tickets at lowe re Pr booked to and from Paris Hamburg, Nor- Sweden, &c Drafts on island, oe nsland, 8! Broadway. ‘AMS & GUION, Ratcs—Saloon. $8), gold; Steerage at low rates. Saloon siaterooms smoking roomscand bathrooms in midship section, Where least motion is felt, thus combin safety, apeed and comiort ‘or inspection of plans and ‘other jatormation apply at e company’s office, 19 Broadway, New York. R. J. CORTIS, Agent. Ts" St Brats, LINE, ler 36, aes taal ae follor STATE 0. RGLA ‘Wednesday. Dec. 23 STATE oF SEV ‘ADA.. Wednesdi STATE OF INDIANA Wednesd: BTAT«s OF GE I moene and every Wedne: oaday, thereafter, taking it through Fates to all parts of reat Britain and” “ieersat Norway, Sweden, Deninark and Germany. La ty jy @Lascow, HIVEREOOK, BE) AND BUR Par neEeY. These Sant new Clyde built steamers will sail frem Drafts tor £1 and ale rd. eas or passage tion between Thirty third and. Forty-elgnth atfeets, and Madison avenue aud Brondway. Address ©. L'., box | *PP!Y'0 AUSTIN, Biibwis 74 Bioadway, 5,444 Post office. Steerage office, No. 45 Broadway. Wakinar < aera rhe Gp | monte toe ¢ ren, two comfort furnishe oom &, i The most southerly; route nee Deen adopted b; a RS a oft 'ANTED—FOR THE WINTE: gto LADY EM. pl ad throughout the day, 8 Room, with fire dur- with or without ‘Breaktast; located be- tweo! Wost Frteenth and Canal streets; reterences oe and required, martin y ating: terms, which must moderate, C. D. B., stati TANaED: —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE, In a small Has) fami: nicely turnished Room, with Board ee aot fh ‘a tew or no other bourders referred ; loc: id retired. Address, stat- ing ents fF. we nite id office. —PARTIAL Pee BY A LADY, WITH nd gas; terms $8 per week: references, Ad- Ww. town h office. NGELL’S HOT T AIR RC BATHS, 61 LEXING- ton avenue.—Pleasant Rooms for Sentiemen or families, transient or permanent; private a. ble it de- Send to nd baths open all night ir prices. "A -#0 NEAT, OLEAN, LIGHT WARM BOOMS. 250., and $1 per day; gentiemen and families, Franktort House, corner Frankfort and Wiilam streets; open all mght. Bi pees HOTEL—IN ee ORDER; velba an plan; alton eluloes ce OHN Ee MIORARDS. retarned’ Roa 100. eavwardy new family rooms; meals at low prices, Oras per week, Sc. and 760. daily; ir. BAL HOTEL, 98 CANAL STREET, BETWEEN ‘e's Hotel and Broadwi Ses ber day. Timily” Room ily Rooms, Sl \HICAGO HOUGE, 170 BLEECKER BTREET—EURO- faa pian.—Newly furnished roca “sa tlemen and families, $2 per wees and upward, 50c. and $1 per day. OTEL ST, GERMAIN, BROADWAY, FIFTH AV. enue and 1 wenty-second 3 piven ae eet ag newly ictesr By Bi reduce ele Ho POMPE -OTEL BRANTING, CORNER, OF MADISON AVE. nue and Fift dighth street.—A new first class house, handsomely furnished, with elevator and all im- provements; table ihe os rms moderate. ARKLR, Superintendent. Lg PIERRE HOUSE, ONE BLOCK WEST OF CITY Hall, 66 Warren stroet—all light Rooms; prices re- duced o cents and 5) cents aday; week. ms for wi MAEEROROUGE, HOUSE—AMERICAN PLAN—COB- Hill; er Thirty-eighth street and Sixtb avenue, Mar: tew elegant Suits and single Rooms. Grieg § ma COUNTRY | BUARD, _ y OARDERS, SAVE MONEY.—FIRST CLASS | BOARD; home comforts; use of ok gentleman's private villa on Hudson River; two or three taken at verv low price. Address or call’ on BATTED, 62 Giinton plac WINTER RESORTS, “AIKEN, 8. O.—MRS. H. A. "EMYSER'S Ph PRIVATF boarding house at Aiken, 8. C., beautifully situated ina very desirable location, with inost excellent. table and woil turnished rooms. For terms apply as above. OYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N.P, BABA. nlormation address. LIBUK AW For full tntormation addressed, LEDGER ‘00D & CU., 758 Broadway, N amers sail every two weeks, INTER RE: MARY'S, GA., OPPOSITE rt invalids and others will find all the comtorts a convents nowt ot a Northern home. be rad for circular, J. BOWMA Proprictoi FURNITURE, *) -WEEKLY AND MONTHLY, PAYMENTS (FOR hor A; Furniture, Carpets and Bedding PRTHWALT £°C0.° 186 and tor Chetham treet An immense stock and iow prices. “\ TIEN ITONI—WANTED, 82,00) WORTH OF SEC- dh ‘urniture and Carpets, to een houses Mr. FAHAMS, Call on oF address A’ ‘747 BROADWAY—FASHIONABLE, a MADE Furniture, Carpet, Mattresses, Parlor Beds, ac., at cash prices, on G & A. CLARKE'S popular ays- tem ot monthly y payments, A MAGNIFICENT TURKISH PARLOR SUIT—COsT $450, tor oi 3% by s and haircloth, $35; rosewood Pianoforte, cost $: 250: Carpets, 0 cents per yard, Private residence it luast ‘Weh street, near Broad _ HARRIS’ NEW ESTABLISHME! . near ye eighth street. — gentlemen can'recelve the highest val off Wearing Apparel by calling or adar pure and not be humbugged fering outrageous prices. jn ir. of Mrs, HARRIS, SI sixtn avenue, near Waverley place. A —PRESSING CIRCUMSTANCES COMPEL A + private Sanity, to sell their entire Furniture ; Pario: aii Voor “Said toe Wtss. do. Sli entre. aut Bete he ibrar, dit nto a, agg ag f irs, Bedroom t jul 140 a ig anol or eC. over, cost $100 for $250,” Call at 288 Weet twenty-third erect rei BELYSTIA. GREECE Cabin Passage, paid steerage tickets from Liverpool at the tg rates. Apply at the company's tise, Ba. 69 Broad wi ED ecto pres Rie Pre tol following Seaey are abpatuted ea atte VADERLAN NEDERLAND For Phil NEDERLA! VADERLAN! Figs Oat tog ah EN rage aud “Intermediate tickets to ani palate at the lowest rates. Ample a tween all prom apply t IN NOHOR LINE. Fae sree HENDERSON BROS.. Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green. and 67 North Ri: oO QUEENSTOWN Re a Cc. az UA. M. | THE QUEE. sat ‘OR LONDON DIREGE. i" 41d, Sureecor’’ pees 8, we eat c re a turn ‘ckets at reduced ‘rates Pre. 913 duced prices. 3. HURST, Manager, carry the Belgien and From: Fe hastipnm. ee > HF Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpa: ndance ix provided. Every steamer carries a rpecns it stewardess. ae oo bills of lading issued be- For passage, rates ot freight and other information GEO. W. COLTON, Agent, 42 Mp tee st., New York. JOHN McDONALD, gy y rent, Batt a, New York. PETER WRIGHT AND '8O SONS, | Agent SOT Walnut arroct nftadetp tia General European Agent, Antwe PECIAL DESPATCHES FROM WASHINGTON EVERY NIGHT EVENING TELEGRAM. THE NeW YORE AND GLASGOW, gs bol EVERY SATURDAY, 's pier: ig rr nig etaiorta River, Potts York, or 1 Wasi (On ei TO°SERS an anes ew FOxDONDERRY, Cabi a eats ording to accom pore bai an TAT AND TEERAGE “peop low as by any other first class line. ‘afts issued for any ainount at reduced rates, NREAT bisguay~ 3 Fiver ai ORKWALL, Ciptain Stamper. ........Tuenaay, Dec. 23 GREAT weereiRs aaotai india ed wie ing 08, in passage. magia § ge, 890 | eurrency® eteuraion acted $ 4 | BAe, TU PLYMOUT! New York ‘as follows :— Prepaid steerage itate 8 from ~Hambt William stree General Agents No*5,\ de! LLOYD STEAMSHIP GOMPANY, The steamship on Saturd iy, December 19, a toot ot Second street, Hoboken, to be fol iy Lneng woe oe Captain K. von Oterendors. on Sat- ber. RAteS 1 OF "PASSAGE, Be EQNDON, HAVRE AND SITY OF ANTWERP CLIY OF BROOKLYN. Cabin passage, $50, Steerage to and tr Cabin and AMSHIP | NEW YORK TO-BRISTOL, (ENGLAND) DIRECT. | The eamers of a Mine will sail from pier 18 East Apply to the agent, 70 Sou’ ih esreet. D. MORGAN, Agent LINE i ITED ar pry BAR Sra AM OTE built ew oeeataselpo wit Tall feo The-elegant Cy: fanuary 18 First street, ope sti sj aimmaemnend ERBOURG and HAMBURG, 3 second saloon, $60, gold ; si gold curtepey. 7 9, currenoy. nt apply to FONCH, EDYE & 0.27 South to ah NACHOD & KUBNE, Broadway. For (ae For Dessage apply OUTHAMETON AND BREMEN, HANSA, Captain T. Klugkist, will sat! 2 P. M.,from Bremen pier, owed b: day, H $100 go 6) gold. #* currency. WL Acoudret ted to sal WP em howe NDo, “ee turday: Des ae te ONTREAL Satiirdays Jat gies tee _. Saturday, a1 TAM. day, Je Jan. 16, ins atooon, | xo! ones Bt reduced rates hee office Wns 1S Broad’ ees, 33 Broadway and pier WS North River. JO DALE, Agent, steerage o | syace fa) Bkottens APSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX change, office 86 South street. —Drafts for £1 and up- ‘allable in. all of Great Britain and Tre. | and Passage Certificates, by steamship and Uy Jasued at lowest raies. Appiy to Paescore IDONOVAN ROSSA—CHEAPEST PASSAGE OI in New York; steamers every day; Dra England, treland and scotland. it and West streets. A PRIVATE FAMILY DECLINING HOUSEKERP- ing ates sell magnificent Parlor Suit, cost for $20, covered in satin: rep suits, $40 Car et complete, $60; Uressing Cases, Table, Bead a) Wes 1 Wc. on the ‘tollar. Cait priv R SALE,—D ON'T FAIG TO CALL AND EX. SHOULD SUBSURIBE FOR A, mine the elegant om | gee Furalture, consisting pa rior sults, Bedroom seis, 74 octave Decker & Bros. : MADISON, AVENUE, —HANDSOMELY FUR | Panolortes Linrary cand igise Wermicns t Ge ts, Hk EVENING TELEGRAM, 178 niined'thiva ploor stat With Board, reparately | erin, pidbrary ,and,, Dining fy ‘as onanoe; must oc or ‘oxeths rivate table if require | sold. three days private resuence 210 West 21st ist st. been M Poe berry ROURTH STRERT. WEST OF SIXTH AVENUE.— | Tp ARGAINS —PARLOR SUIT, DRAB REPS, 9 price, x07 ine atneet, | RL aptRRUONCTTAR arr Bupeauce mum ts ‘oom, je tora lesiring to le Mui a OFFICE, NO. 2 ANN STREET. “quiet 'and comfortable. ated | velveteen Polonaise. LINDO Bos. Mae Ca 0 aways OO WEst FOURTH stREET.—NroELY FUR. | (HATTER (MORTGAGE | SARE OF FINE FURNI. UV ANTED—FURNITURE AND DRY GOODs IN EX. change for good Real katate. box 179 Herald office, V Cloths. Address ©. 0, ©, NTED-{N EXCHANGE FOR PAINTL sens, poss send hand or new Carpets Address W. M.. Heraid Uptowa Branch OR Oi jee. HAND 292 Kast Do EN ND Address, with price, TED HALE Wooden Setters. nished Rooms to let, with Board; terms s5and # per week. 208 West roRTY. FIFTH oheen Broadway.--A Jewish family ad Room, with first class cs 930) West THIRTY-NINTH STREET.—TO. LET, furnished, with Board, a back Parlor: also second story back’ Room; southern exposure; Hot and cold water, closets; references, v OM ttre, Pa cats hear Delwionts private sale. Upen Oe R'S, 13 East Fourteenth ‘Auctions, Also Furniture rniture, Beas “Weddin, ao. Payments taken by the week or month, Torms ensy, KELLY & Of corner of Twenty-fifth street and Sixth ay ae. i Captain 2. {. Tanner, December 1% 12 noon, | Roar wuee’ Com. A. G. . January 2 1 noon. And every ‘alterna’ nnecting with all steamers tor Central America Pant South Pac rts. fo! trom per foot of Canal wires \ Fro MAIL STEAMSHIP Lint TO ©, puma ye stk AND CHINA, ‘AN ve pier 42 North River, New York, as fol- steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China as ows i December 2% ge of turther information appl; at | on wharf, toot of Canal treet, Sew | BULLAY, Superintendent. “ ROFUS HATCH, Managing Director. ACTPIC MALL ATBAMSHT? LINE. For San Lo Straits et ‘aaet The magnificent ste CUNY OF TORO, ‘or about ber 16, 1874 North River, New York. ¢ or other information please ap- BULLAY, Superi ing Director juperinvendent, For freveht or pi ly on whacf. Rorva Hatca, Mi passenger eS L sees AA XICAN MA: jteamers tesye pier 3: sort A River A . VANA D CITY oF Pat ae ri clty Ree. ves freight oF spent re 3 Nba '& SONS, 38 B Steamers will Weave S Big Bi leans Bee: wand Jee.9 for Vera Cruz and orth the DOVE DOF ORK AND | HAVANA DIRECT M. my qiRiven Seomphips will sail at 3 Bieta 8 follows toot of Cedar ia ros LIVE 13, GRESCEN' Clix” or Rees Tae ee 8 @ tor a aR te ‘Dassage, nas unsurpassed acoomme CLYDE & 00, Ni Green, _MeKeller r uliug © Co oivaue ashe cy ES qPOR NEW ORLE REor, | MERCHANTS" STEAMSHIP LINE, msnip WESTER NECKOFOLTS, Capt 5. Bik trom pier 86 North River, toot of street, of Saturday, December 19, at 3 u'c Lous, Vicksburg, Mobile, ‘or ireight or passa: tions, apply to FRED. EXAS LINE OF GALVESY0) dik ot gihy Wrest f, OMIT ING: | t aintes mail, lenve pler 20, E Gi on naturgay, Decemises IW at SP’? Through bills of lading ziven’ to Houston and to Ail points on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson and BB. and GR. R, No charge jor forwarding in bo For trei Bice passage, having superior accom modations, a) y ea H, MALLORY 4 CO., 153 Maiden lane. CLYDE & CO., 119 Wall street. OR NEW (ELEANS DI REC i The Cromwell Steamshi The ste: psi COR TES. Conia *tboes x P. hrough rates given to @t alveston and tadlapote. BARE superior accor bier 36 Norcal ver ERS, T oH. United States toatl Line. eames iver Hears to firough, rates Rockport or Aranzas St. Louis and Mobiie, Cable. pamage, % cet ightor passage AME f SHAMAN. £5 Wet street, OUTHERN LINE, BR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, The following new and first class steamers pa eas gyaty Mednceday, at 3.f. M-, from pier 20 ast Bi HON, Capinih BD RONDELET. Vapiain Mccreery YO N, Captain SITY OF SAN ANTONTO, Cantu Freights received daily. iv Ind: la, Rockport or Aranzas eaerh Brazos Sant Louis Cabin passage. $80; Stecrage do. x frieght or mee ue superior accommodations ply t 3 aoe “iss yitaiden Tame, va Pen rough rates the gue. CROMWELL every Sal Y from ,pler No. 9 North Kivar, connect Portuand Wath principal railroads and steamers interior and the # Freights reduce l. Passenze) foc osreen ee Ar irpasvod, Passage, ‘nes tate: a vee Apply to CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West street. UCED RATES—FOR PORT ROYAL AND FER- dina, Fla,.—>teamer MEDIATOR will sail on Wecember 22, trom pier No.2 North River, for above Ports, making connec no ‘with all potuts South by railroad, via Augusta, Ga. ibis is the only direct line to Florida. ‘The following through rates for freight have been estab'ished to Savannah and ee —. to effect immediately :—First class, 30 eo ond clase, clay Sire hana. piokerE sor fourth ‘clase, Ibe cents: fifth Claes, 12 cents: sixth cam, 12 ce EBM, GbLPCKE, ‘Agent, No. 5 5 Wilitam 1 street, Nowrou, PET tae velad AND ) RIGHMOND—OLD Dominion Steamship Company.—Steamers leave tor above ports from pier 37 ‘North iver toot Ber ‘ucsday, Thursday und Saturday, at 8 P. M. eamers, APRroush bills of lading and passenger tickets issued to all points in the interior. ° iso. a Lewes, nd all points tn Daler steamer for Lewes, De!., wares and eapern Maryland, every Monday and ALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT F and Fall Kiver.—The steamers NEWPORT and GLD COLONY lea r 28 North River, {got of Murray street any, Bundays excepted) at 4° P.M. b tokets at all principal Hotes in the city. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, FP The Great Trunk Moai, and United states Mail — 83 4 “Dock Haven (via so ee an Stiecoks pivigion hia), 9:39 A. Brey and & , as) ‘Tituavil etm Cente Per ore, Washington For Balti ci fa — ar 8d0 Ait Sand 9 Pa rane Tad Putche Sanday: deh Emigrant and second of Peat a bet 10, a Me net. night, igh A 6:30, ia LAAADA Eat 13M, Le ae. on ae imbads een bor For Hightstown’ ‘and Pembert 6a. M. By follows:—from 6 TLD AMY ond 10:88 6 Mt gully 10: gas ANE and Oe M. atl, except + Monday. From —e " ry ies "6 256, 11:54 a. 8:36 | iP, su day 3:10, Bia), fF For : ROO - AND Pi jteamers NARRAG ANSE’ ret ind Saturday, and STONINGTO: ever pid jay, from pier 33 N. _EXCURSIONS. ry * NORTH SHORE STATES ISLAND FERRY are running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White hall street, foot of Broadway, for New Brighton, Saag Harbor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and ELM PARK, from 6:30 A. M. to 7:30 P. M. daily; Sundays every two hours, from 8:30 A, M. to 65 P.M. BILLIARDS. Rrmannnnnnncvinninhnans “STANDARD AMERICAN BEVEL TABLES axD Al. the Sana 4 Collender Mectamiy: ten! H.W. ER, successor le only b; intee, fol Piclan & Gouionder. $38 siroa sway, New York. to Phelan A 4 BY 9 1B be on ag A TABLE a be sold c! Thompson street, ebrner ot Biesoker Fe RST PREMIUM SILVE! AL aie AWARDED Bi to L, DECKER &CO., a best tlitaed Tal six consecutive y je, mak: eat jut or corded cushions always phat ‘arerooms, corner Canal and Cente streets a yO R 401 ot 4 ” bY GEORGE i. PHELAN Earle's hotels. tor sale on! No, 7 Barclay street, New “AT .B. MINT#S, 48 THIRD eee Gale Twentieth and Twenty-first streets. — a entiemen will be astonished ai the great HR cash top cagtof Clothing, Caress J renee: to $60, Coats, $4 to a cans ae bet ost puncwtially itendeat 3334 SIXTH AVENUE, NEAR FOURTH -TREET.— Fay 94 NAtHAN pays the highest cash prices for | and gentlemen’ Or ston C eae Carpets, 2e. oa or address Mr. or Oe. . ER: aa ReuADAr. N th street, pays the hish Wearing Apparel, ISENSTADT' ‘3 UPTOWN ESTABLIS! sixth aries aga Eort qyinta ATS M, gous COHN, 436 a gh dang AVENUE, ety, oucth ae pays the UN ontlenien's an Sur address. Ladies = atten by Mrs AME, COnLINS—« Clairvoyant. street. TRUTUNUL AND RELIAGLI 275 Sixth avenue, near Seventesntt MEDICAL. “DR. AND MME, GKINDUE CURE ‘ALU COM + Plaants: 25 years’ practice, 12) West T etek A ~—MME, MAXWELL, MIDW ~ RESIDENCE, it city 4h East Tenth stroci, ‘near third avenue, =DR, AND MME. VAN BUSKIRK, "RES!DENGR A. No. 154 Kast 28th st, between st ant Lexington ave, «4 im MIDWIFE SINCE 180), Ni A. Maat ity accom street, ‘first door from Frith yy er [, MIDWIFE PHYSICIAN, 27° EAS® ° HME, TH street, near Third avenue, ase A ops OR MME. WEBT,—ALL COMPLAINT) 10 Hlagcbes Hh,