The New York Herald Newspaper, December 25, 1874, Page 2

. —— ~ WHOLE NO. 14,004. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1874. PRICE FQUR CENTS. — DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS, ATE RENTS -Oiooen Pace—Fourth, Sfth and sixth a — First column” STROLUGY—Sxcoxn Page Third column, RD Secon aps k ety columns. Sucoxd. Pack—Third cotum eee Nae ESTATE FO “bALL™ tain Nis [TIBS—sevrsen Pace. m= sixth oun MAND SALESMEN—Sxcox Pacr—First column. Sate AND Pack—First column, GORCHMEN AND GARDENERS—sucoxp Pacr—First coastwist STEAMSHIPS—First Pace—Fourth col- COPARTNERSHIPS—Seventn Pac! Y BOARD—Sxcoxp Pac ‘Third coiumn, aGe—Wirst column, MoTRY—Tunny Paget list column, DWELLING HOUSES FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED™-steoxy, Paox_second column BUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS—Finst Pacé—VUird and fourth columns. —THIRD PAGE—Second column. 'ninpd Pace—First column. ~ EXCUMSIONG Finer Pace—Fourth coluinn, -—Third column. Second coluinn, CUNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— i P, preuesand column, FuRNTTO HIRD PacGk—First column. HELE WANTE -FEMALES—Sxconp l’'acr—First col- HELP ANTE D—MALES— ecoND Pace—First column, RD PaGk—Second column, HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C,.—First Pace—Fittn column, TELS coNnD Packe—Third column, DEC HOUSES, ROUNM 40., WANTED—Tuirp Pace—First columt INDUSTRIAL, EXHIBITION, COMPANY—Finst Pack— nd sixth columns, sth TION—First_Pace—Fourth colum: KOTURL SEASON--SECOND Pacu—' court column, LOAN UFFICES. wer, AND, FOUND—Finst Pack—First and ‘second col- waciINiny tip Pace—Second column, se B MANTEL —Finet Page firth column, MEDI AL—Sxci Pace—First colum: baat AND DRE: SSMAKING—Finst Pace—Sixth misc Lit LAN EOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—E1gutn Pace— sixt NEW PY RA ee: eet thd Stem a column, PERSON AL—Finst Pace. ca ea ORGANS, "EC SzcoxD Pace—Thira PRO FisMLOXAL SITUATIONS WANTED—FESMMLES— ND Pace—First o PROVEN OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR To Tuirp Pack—First column, REAL. pesTATS TO EXORANGE—Taizp Pace—First RELIGIOUS NOTICES—Finst Pack—First column, RESTAURANTS—Tuirp Pace—First column. EW ARDS—F inst Pagr—Secong colupn. SALES AT AUCTION—Fikst PaGgée—sixth column, SEXO RMONS a ANTED—FEMALES— SECOND Face— rst Col sITvATIONS WANTED—MALES—Sxcosp Pacr—First , NOTICES—First Pace—Secon@* and third colum! SPORE NG DOE. BIRDs, &C.—First Pace—Sixth’ coli THE SRADES—Sxcon Pace—First column, THe TUBE Fisaz Pacr—Fitth column, LET FOR, Bui SINS PURPOSES—Sxcoxp Pace— Secot TRAV, ELLMES GUIDE—First Pace—Fourth colamn. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMEN''s TO LET— Srconp Pacs—Second column, WANTED TO PURCHASE—Tinun Pace—Second WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C-—Turp Pagu—l WINTER | RESORTS—Srcoyp Pacr—Third coln n. YACHTS, STEAMBOAT, &C,—Finst Fage—Fourth cole umn. ___PERSON Aly —WILL SEE “you. ‘ON THAT DAY DAY, AT ‘holas, Amour. _YOU KNOW WHO, EET ME AT ARGYLE MATINEE DANSANTE thisatternoon, Don’t miss it Expect a E29, fate jamn. col- Bese SS—WILL GIVE $30 FOR RETURN OF LOST Watch. USSIE_ LOGAN OR BYERS; FORMERLY AT BAR- num's Hotel, will hear important news by sending her address to. J. A L., Herald Uptown Branch office. ‘OHN H. FINCK, INFORMATION WANTED (ON AC- count of a death in the family) as to the above, who ft New York about six years ago; resided at G0 Eleventh avenue. Any information wil! ve thankfully ae by JAMES Ff. ROGER», Attorney-at-Law, No. 4 New Chambers street. APPHIRE—MEKRY CHRISTMAS, I ay reales bie. At the same place as last Monday, at G YOUR MESSENGER LEFT BEFORE | » reply was necessary. {have the tour Jette station F, and am greatly disappointed at the bo den disappearance. G, Mee See WHO PICKED UP HOGP AND BALL rring, corner of Fitth avenue and Fourteenth gests will be suitably rewardea by leaving it at 34 West urteenth street, OURS RESPECTFULLY.”—1F THE PARTY WHC wrote the note to (. O. will please appoint an in- terview it may lead to some resuit’ Direct us delore, $5.0 00 REWARD. ees SIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS WILL BE PAID free this Gate, to any one of the addresses named below, of my son, CHARLES BR: TER ros? aged four years and seven mots, who was Nees from Ge"mantown on J 1, 18749 Being 1 ely shed that his abductors were killed at Bay Ri ou the Aath inst., ( now ofter the above sum tor his return, or vor information which shall lead thereto, promising to sk no questions The boy may be delivered t at any one of the fo! wing addresses — ee SHOTT & CO,, No. 304 Market street Phila- MENRY LEWIS, No. 2,101 Walnut street, Philadel- SLEWIs 1 BROTHERS & CO., No. 78 Leonard street, ae BROTHERS & CO., No. 63 Franklin street, STOUGHTO Opposite Patent Office, Seventh 3 & CO., No. 21 Hanover street, Baltimore. Or to my residence, Were information may also be sent K. ROSS, rmantown, Chestnut Hill Railroad. BROOKLYN.— chorai service, ANCE, AT Third ave- Assisted by Dr, AY’ tH Brew Bue, on Hutchings. hopes, fla's, haitds. arrows, tings. handcuffs} AS wusicul insirt ‘Adtnistion, VARIN vies At Tilk CHURCH OF STM ARY WE ,¥ riy-ditth street. near B ’ the hig Maun adyn’s Tir by the full choir a orchestral banc direction of the orga. ‘olessor George Vespers ata lM, uit stre Proplete REFORMED i street, at li vepheand, Twenty of will preach, 8 FESTIVAL OF 1 ONARY SOCL pbath ond ety of Beekmay Hill School, Kast Piitieth siree nd Se AVENT xt Christmas street. —servige loc, Holy ¢ Rev. J.B, Rylance, _b. on communion and sermon De st THOMAS CHURCH, FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER spiny third street.—Kev. Dr. Morgan rector. | Christ. imes at 6 o'clock A. M., sunrise service at? orciock Tull morning 3 sermon and Hoy Communion at L1 o'eloe' Sunday arter Christm: o'clock. JON CHURUH,.—BRISTOW'S GRAND and Benedictns will be Christmas Da; "lay Sehoo! val on the TR DEUM sung at this church on Publisned by W. A POND & CO., d47 {OCUND—ON TWENTY-SEVENTH STREET, aT about 5 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, a Pocket- book poeta ki 4 sum of money, €. Owner can have abe same by calling, at] o vclock P.M Saturday, at office ot army and vy street. ON SUN Deine ‘ ae BULLDOG, a ecember A good r ULHANG, at 8 Beers streee we Will be given by Se Ra Loataas, STEWART'S, WEDNESDAY MORNING, A sacchel, with money, locket, &c. The finder may Keep the money; return the rest to 43 Bast t Kighteenth sb. RIDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 17, o3 ne, mear Fiftieth ‘street, a OX, containing seer pkin And boa, with other articles. The finder will be rewarded by returning the same to 136 Pearl bia Si OsPLON WEDNESDA FROM WASHINGTON 4 Magket to Wintoughoy ‘avenue, Brooklyn, by New Oana! sgrect or Rev! avenue cars, a fat contain. ing $24And papers. Liberal reward given fo1 to *4: Wiloushby avenue, Brook; Nei or 5! Chambers street, York, ost Lostcs oun wat HA Sura nL REWARD 4 wili be paid tp ihe Onder by 0, D. FREDRIORS, 587 Broad wave interesting | \ a LOST AND FOUND. a, i ‘OsT— YESTERDAY, ON SIXTH AVENUE, BE- tween. Twenty-third and Pwenty-fifth street: Pocketbook, containing about $20 and card with owner’ name and address: also a small Coral Barring. $5 ward jor its return to 209 West Thirty-iourth street, To: ANK BOOK NO, 40903, ISSUED BY THE Manhaitan Savings Institation, and payment of th same has topped ‘the finder will obiige the owner by returning the same to the bank, 641 Broadway, corner Bleecker sireet. LiostcoN,g SATURDAY EVENING, SOLITAIRE Diamond Earring, on Fifth avenue, between thirty- mxth ana Fittieth sureets, The finder will be liberally rewarcedon ieaving it at Bennett's jewelry store, 1,294 Broudway. Lona’ BOOK, NO, 9.710, YONKER’S SAVINGS Bank, in West street. December 2i, The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning the same to 446 West pare ioLD, PENCIL CASE 1N betw Fortieth and Forty Tiestay' lush $9 reward offered. 42M bask Liat OST-ON THE AFTERNOON OF DECEMBER 24, near Eighteenth street and Broadway, a handsome brown Feather trom a lady's bonnet, ‘The finder will be suitably rewarded by bringing it to 905 Fifun avenue. OST OR STOLEN—ON THE MTH INST., A RUSSTA leather Portemonnaie, containing @ suin of money and a echeck, payment on which has been stopped, The name o! the owner is in the portemonnaie, and the aan wili be rewarded on leaving it at No. 19 West arty: en GUTH AVE. ‘st streets, on it Fourteenth __ REWAKDS, LOST, ON ‘THURSDAY, THE hy, $15 Bree chest, lithe lit f on at Be time a red jeath Stow, 218 East Tenth street,” with small silver bell at- tached. The above reward will be paid for his return to this address. —LOST, OR REWARD. $2 25) Wea evenitie nes’ and Kighteenth street, Eighteenth street. ihe Fela reward will be. no questions asked on its, return to J. W. G 944 Broadway, 0) REWARD.—LOst, TUESDAY MORNING, DE. POV cember 2 adont o'clock, in waiting room New Haven depot, Grand Central station, a lady's gold hunting stem winder anchor Watch, name Tiffany & Co. makers, No. 1,640, with name of owner in full inside; the above teward will be paid on its return to Blake Brothers & Gg. 02 Wall, street, city, or 28 State street ton; Watch was in pasteboard box. 5() BEWARD.—THE PERSON WHO TOOK THE $5 Pocketbook in the University place car yester- day will please return it, as she is known. Address BOOK, box 116 Herald Uptown Branch office, ig 200 REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY ONE $2 returning the Chains taken from 21 John street, and no que! asked, EM. OFF EXPRESS WAGON, between Desbrosses street ‘alise addressed to 146 East aid and » Agent, = | quez, Rembrandt, “Espmoaa, Rod) | Cash Gitts. REET. ECIAL NOTICES, Y MBREY CHRISTMAS TO ALL MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALLL A CHANGE Kf oe ALL A CHANCE F\ Fo ALL OFFICE OPEN TO. -DAY *OFFICK OPEN TO-DAY % FROM 9AM. T TO 3 P.M, #ROM9 AM TO 3 P.M ae SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIFT CONCERT Hk SECOND AND LAST GRAND GIF? CONCERT IN AID OF THE In AID OF THE MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION MASONIC RELIEF ASSOCIATION MASONIC RELIEF AsSUCLaTiON OF NORFOLK, Va, OF NORFOLK, VA FILL CERTAINEY TAKE PLACK WILL CERTAIN TAKE PLAGB, ON THE wos it THE 2TH iNet OR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED OR MONSY WILL BE REFUNDEO TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TICKETS, A TO ALL PURCHASERS OF TICKETS, $250,000 0,000 250,000 $-50,000 $2000 000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY IN CASH. 10 BE GIVEN AWAY iN CASH. BUT ONE SERIES AND ONE DRAWING BUT UNE SERIES AND ONE DRAWING s NOT FOR MASONS ONLY. NOT FOR MASONS ONLY, EVERY GIFT IS oRsH. NO DIScouNTs, EVERY GIFT IS CASH. NO DISCOUNTS, FOR TICKETS, CIRCULARS, &C.,. ADDRESS THE BRAXCH ORRICK Ot OF THE ASSOCIATION, OOM 78_AND 8 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. POST OFFICE, BOX 1,407, NRY V. MOORE, SECRETARY. ROOM 25, 78 AND §0 BROADWAY. FROOM 25,78 AND 8) BROADWAY, SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER Ale, sparkling Winés; manufacture of complete outtits of Apparatus and Materiais, with full instruc- Hons, ali departments of manufacture, bottling and dis pensing: exclusive Kights in desirable territory, _ Cata- ues tree. JOHN MATTHEWS, ae ayenue, Twenty- th and Twenty-seventh streets, New York. ISAAC G, BOYCE, COUNSELLOR, 267 BROAD. A. way. practises in all’ courts of this State and United States; Notary Puolic; American Passports, Divorces obtainga promptly, Law Papers accurately prepared. —HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, A. Royal saxon Government Lottery. Hamburg City Lottery. Brunswick Government Lottery. Prizes cashed and intormation given. Lock box 5,594. THEODOK ZSCHOCH, 16 Nassau street, New York. OFFICIAL DRAWING OF THE KENTUCKY State Lotteries —Simmons, Dickinson & Co., M. 3. 40 it 41. AENRY, EXTRA CLASS XD. s-—rerteme 2, 1874. st. 83, 16, 28, 49,2. 52, 18 a, 2 Fi 4, ti information by’ applying to J. CLUTH, 2b Beviad> floor, rear office, or Post office box 19, 37, 24, Re mar. Classe: Ié—Dscmen En 26, the 2, 8, 6. oA, room 6, f! New KENTUCKY STATE “GRAND” SINGLE NUMBER Lottery, on Havana plan. Extraordinary drawing, turday, December 26, Capital prizes. 100,000 D Capital prizes. Circulars or, iiformation farmished ay * Post office 3 Give 00 ork city. FFICIAL Te OF THE KEN’ State and shelby College Lotteries. KENTUCKY STATE, EXTRA CLASS 327—DECEMBER 24, if) 61, 18, au 4 6 21, 74 20, 63, 3 XTRA CLASS 145—DECKMBER 24, srk 36, 49, 7 ry 64, Tu, SHELBY, brass 1i6—prcewben 24, I 73, Si, 38, 58, 20, ti, as. Swit € co. Managers, Vovington, Ky. 77, Post office box 2751, New Y A EMERSON & CO., AGE Kentucky Stqte Lotieries, drawn daily. Royal Havana Lottery of Cupa, drawn every 17 days Kentucky Single Number Louery, drawn Dec. 26, 1874 et Lottery, of Noriolk, Va., Dec. 29,1874, ed, information turn ished and circulars ssing PARKS & CO.. 180 Broadway, room & hos: office box 8272, 0 8 office attached, Office hours 7 A. M. till 7 P. bs OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL reical Cases a specialty,—HENRY A, DAN. las Lexington avenue, néar Twenty: finth ste ATED CHEST AND ‘\G PROTECTORS— Can be increased or Gimini ed at will, thus ef. fectua ly preventing chill a Id on your lungs. everywhere, ISAAC A. ‘SISGER, Manufacturer 694 Bi i —NEXT DRAWING, JANUARY 5. German Go erent Lore ries, Prizes cashed and intormation given, WACHSMANN & CO., Bi 75 and 77 Nassau street. Post office box 3, wl apie ‘2 apts rt red aoo9 PaoO Saoc ‘an? pists] San tdlal aecss 2227 mr, $2 ee $360,000. GRAND HOLIDA IDAY GIFT DRAWING. on NEW Y&AR'S DAY at the Opera House, Patterson, N N. J pital, $35,000 re it aya t wait, Circu- free, Addre YMOND, northwest gorner, B Park Place (thira door from Broadway), New ork ctts Branch 4 ents—T, J. MCBRIDE, Union Square Hotel; Go. , St. Cloud Hotel, Broadway" and Forty: Second acres TOTICE,—MaSTERS OP VESSELS OR OTHERS who have picked up cotton, domestics, yarn, duck or other goods off the coast of New Jersey, ufter We 2ist December, Rre hereby directed to notify the under. signed wiihout delay, JOUNSON & HIGOIN ‘8, Adjusters ior the steamer South Carol 62 Wall street. Neen DEBILITY A on by indiscretions, excesses, Oo in’'and ‘nervous system. cured by DANIELS, M.D. is Lexington. avenue, ninth street rerwork of the HENRY 4 near Twenty. Roxas l HAVANA LOTTERY. drawn Januiry 5. ‘Circulars of information furnishes prizes cashed “Spanish Bank Bills, Govern- ments, &o,, &c., purchased, TAYLOR & CO,, Bankers, Na 1 Wall sureet. New York, SPECIAL | NOTICES, LOVERS OF oF “THE ARI ‘ART OF PATSTING—OF ‘here will be heid for a mnagnificent collection of o ish nd authentic painsings of th most celebrated and as ferent schools, Admission free of c; hibition, Borel del Recreo, No. 11 W New York city, $100,000. ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY, NEXT Rigg | January 5, 1875, $480,000 Lars, tll particulars, sent tree. Vv a Stationer and General Agent, 30 Address PC. D. Liberty street, 250.000. $2 Whole Texel, sale by P. $600.000. —LAST CHANCE FOR NEW YEAR: The sale of tickets will close at 11:0 Saturdpy. Kentucky Single Number:Lottery (authorized by Special Act of the Legislature) for the benest of tne University of Paducah. MASONIO RE iit Concert, 10; Halves, ationer, IEF ASSOCLATION ecember 29, Norfolk, Quarters, $2 50, For Liberty treet, ¥. Si $600,000 (o be distributed [among the holders of tickets CaPITAL PRIZE, $100, 000. The arawin, to take lace at Covin; ton, Ky., Satarda: . i December 26 1 are re 2 No discount on Prizes Every Prize patd in futh MMONS, DICKINSON & CO.. Manager 4576 Prizes, amountiny 600,000 Whole ‘iickets, fava Quarters, ign 20, ‘$5, 32 Remember that every Prize isdrawn and payabic a futl, without deduction. These drawings are never post- poned; take place regularly the last Salurday ot each Month, Send tor circular, Address all orders to JOSEPH iene £C0., ny ae (Post office box 4,402) ct — EXTRAORDINARY KENTUCKY $600,000. Seite Tingle number on the ttxvana lan, December 26; prizes cashed without discount; also sonic. Reliet, of Roriolk. December. 29; ment, Circulars or tmformets no postpone- & IN IT."—LAST CHANCE: SALE OF $600,000 iixctrere aril At, Saturday, De cember 26, for the extraordinary drawing on the Havana plan, Prizes paid in full. Office established 4) vears: RVING & CO., 481 Canal street, near Hudson. $600 000. —KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, Extraordinary Drawing! Single Number, ee Piant a 26, 1 $600, om icy 100. oo cs Capital Prize. Sov, Cash Gifts. $100,000 Capital Prize. ‘ 6,576 Prizes, 5,576 Prizes, Whole Tickets, $20; ae ‘sue ergata $5; Eighths, $250, Circulars, wath f full Be ticulars, tre NuStationer and Agent, New York. THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NE NEW YORK AND HAVRE, ‘The, splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Con- Be (bemig ‘as ponneLly Man an Bay, other) will sail North River, D rom pier No a akg ya st GheNt accion aturday, Jan. 9 Pes Trudelle.. Saturday, Jan. 23 PRICE OF PASSAGE {idermdyng wine), First Cabin, $125; Second,” $3, ard, $35, Excursion tickets at reduced rates, American, travellers by taking this line, avoid both transit by English railway and the discomforts of cross- ing the Channel, besides saving time, trouble and ex- pense. GEORGE MACKENZIK, Agent, 55 Broadway. TEAMER PHREIRE, FOR BREST AND HAVRE, will leave pjer No. 50 ch Pre toot of Norton oO Nort! street, on Satur: Sd Gri aiboge ty ey re requested to be on ith si be eee MACK: Be pen MY OST DIBECT AND NOMIC TO Holland, Belgium the i Ahn: switzerland, reg via Steamer ROTTERDAM. -December 24 Steamer W, A. SHOLT! January 7 ‘These beantitul steamera, the United States r at to heir tei, Tea as well ele, for the regu- 8 Ral wi arity. o1 tnelt iD 168 of passage LOW riers P General Agents. > LINE.—NOTICE, by this company, to avoid ice and headlands. From piers 44.and 47 North Kiver, sai “50 Broad wr ‘Al N ‘The most southerly route has always been adopted TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, ERIN, c. 26,8 A. M. ITALY. ‘aturday Ten 2 2.2 M THE QUEEN aturday, “Jan. 9, at7 A. M. FOR LONDON DIREU Thursday, Deo. 31., 11 A. M. Cabm passage, $70; $80 currency. eerage at greatly reduced prices. Return tickets at reduced rates. Pre- paid steerage tickets trom Liverpool at the lowest rates, 6) Broaawi Meck onaieisae Aug ts Aas HURST. Manager. UNARD LINE—B, AND N. A. R. M.S P. 00. OTICE. ‘With a view of dtmtutehing the chances of collision the steamers of this line take a specified course for all seasons of the yea On the outward Passage from Queenstown, a New York or Boston, crossing the, meridian 50 at 43 latitude, or nothing to the north of 43. On the homeward peer es crossing the meridian of 50 at 42 latitude. or nothing to the north of 42. ‘EW YORK for LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN, ALGERIA. an, 13 jarged J donot carry steerage ‘passengers $30, $100, $150, gold. according to ac- commmotation, Rorurn tickets off favorable terms Steerage tickets to and {rom all parts ot Europe at low: Fi ae savin omnes Bowling Green, Steerage office, 111 Broadway (Tri id CHAKLES G. PRXSORLYS, Agent. T WESTERN es STEAMSHIP LINE, NEW YORK TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT. phe steamers of this line will sall trom pier 18 Hast ver ag follow GREAT WESTERN, Captain Windham, Wed'aday, Jan. 20 ARAGON, Captain'Lymos... Cabin passage, $70; intermediate, currency; excursion tieke st treet Apply to the agen! 0 1 pply’ sshcteh ~ D. MORGAN, Agent. _ “ AGL LINE > UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS Tu PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG. The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail fm New York as follow. NG, Captain Toosbury. SORTA, Captain Wilson. trom Eagle ae rer loop. of PLYMOUTH, LONDON, CHERBOURG and HAMBURG. Cabin—First ‘saigon, Si0h, gold; <econd saloon, $60, gold teerage, $24, currency. een nwerage tickets from Hamburg, $24, currency. wig rete ht apply to FUNCH, EDYE 4 Co.. 27 South jam strees For passage apply to KNAUTH, NACHOD & KUHNE, General Agents, L13 way ud y HITE STAR BU BEASTYRS OR LIVERPOOL, CARRY NG THE UNITLD STATES MALL, iC January 2, atl P.M SOREN, Xat7 A.M January 16, at 12 noon. at7 A. M BL january 30, at ILA. M. From the White Star docks, pier 52 North River, Kates—Saloon, $3), gold, steerage at low rates, Saloon staterooms, smoking rooms and pathrooms in midship section, where least motion is felt, thus combin- ing safety, speed ‘and comiort: ‘or Inspection ot plans and otlier eee dns apply at the company’s office, 19 Broadway, New Yo! RY Coit Agent _ dn Mets GE AN a yey STEAMSHIP COMPANY, FOR SOUTIA PTON AND BREMEN, The steamship ODER, cot ptain K. Oterendorp, will sail on Saturday, December 23, at22, M, M, trom Bremen pier, foot of second street, Hoboken’ BR ¢ followed by January 23, steainship bt CKAR, Captain J.C. . OR Satur figs UN PAs AGE, LONDON, HAVRE AND R First Cabin... (Gold) $100 cond Cabin. Gold) 60 eer age rency) 2 For treig’ 68 SPP RICHS & CO., Agents, No.2 Bowling Ureen, NCHOR LINE, A Wo YORK Al D KAMER KVERY from Company's oiers, oan VICTORIA.....Sat,, Dee, ate, Jan 9 BTLOPLA.. Sat, Jan Sat lJan. 16 es of passage | payable in gol TO GLASGOW, LIVER)" OL, “ LONDONDERRY, TOWN ( KBELE. AST, Cabin, $59, i) and $70, according to, accommodations PERMEOIATH AND STLERAGH as low as be any other frst class line, Dratis isstied for any amount at reduced rates. BADEKBON BROS, Agents, No. 7 Bowling Green, _ GLASGOW, SATURDAY, North River, N e ‘ew York. aeaedyy Jans 2 att P. saturday, Jan, i ary A. saturday, Jan. 16, at noon, | CHY OF arardey Jan. 23, at7 AL abin nase ay $75. gold. Steerage to re trom all points at reijuced rates, Cabin and general office, No. 15 Broadw RE Stecrage offices, baste. Pe 5 4 res Aab \ME. N PACKBT COMPANY Ss LINE ren Fitoc th Gieisouka and eee ‘Dee. 31 POMM ERANIA, to. Piymouth, points in bin, upper saloon, gold Fire Gabi . lower saloon, gold. teeraue, currency. » SUNTARDT & U0, GARY HgRbs & BOAS. General Ageni, Gene Agents. 61 Broad York, Bagtan "Scotland. 1 street, N TAR LINB— ; RERppornted to carry the Belgion and United States mails, The following SSHWERES 4 seni to sail tor From Pbt padennia from New York. VADERLAN gyeresbet soon { NEDERL.. AND. NEDERLA! VADERL, RE First Cabin $90 | Second Cabin. Steerage and “Intermediate tickets to points at the to west rates, Passenger accommodations for all classes unsurpassed. Ample attendance is provided. Every steamer carries a su. areca and stewardess. rough tiekets and through bills of lading issued bo- tween ail prominent points. For Ke geiabe rates of freight and other intormation apply to W, COLTON, Agent, «2 Broad st, New York. JOHN NieDONALD, Fastener Ageni No. Watery Plage, New York, PETER WRIGHT AND SONS General’ Agents, 307 Walnut, tattects I Pailadelpin General Buropean Agent, Aniwarn ¢ EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. ‘NITED ) STATES MAIL LINE—STEAM TO QUEENS. TOWN AND LIVERPOOL, aq Sailing every Tuesday from pier 46 North River. PISCONSIN (Captain | reemaniJanuary § at 2:80 P. M. IDAHO (Cuptain Jones) matte ey se Cabin, Intermediate ay rage at low ri ral - Prepald tickets at lowest rates, Passengers booked to and from Parts, Hamburg, en way and Sweden, 4c. Dratts ‘on Ireland, Ph cca France and permagy, at lowest rates. Apply LLIAMS & GLION, "8 Broadway. MPApscorrs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX- change, office 86 south street. —Drafts for £1 and (aD. ward, available’ in all parts of Great Britain and Ire. land, and Passage Certfleates, by steamship and sailing wackuts issued at lowest rates. App nib and, satin BRuriehs & co. West Fates. Apply to CONT OCPor AN RO: fice in New York. Belfast, Lerry, Giasgow, Liv everywhere. Northern Hote West street: 5 ‘ANS rs every day. tor Cor pool, Dratis payable corner of Cortlandt aud eee: COAST WISE STE AMSHIPS._ ey ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Li TO GALIFORNTA pana poSteamers leave ving at North Baar, New York. as fol- jow ACAPULCO, Commander A. G, Gray, January 2 12 noon. Captain Z L, Tanner, January 16, 1875, 12 eke no na every alternate Saturday, connecting with all stea mers for Central America and South Pacifle ports. HoKst HATCH. Managing Director Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL S8,_L. + Steamers icave pier No. § North River ais P.M HAVANA DIKE one UF HAVA ‘Tuesday, Jan. 5 . Thurs ay, Jan. 7 Thursday. Jan Me CRUZ? AND “NiW ORLEANS, aicee te kc ot Havana, yey ye | and lampico, CITY oF Havas. yruesday, CUFY OF MERIDA, Tuesaay, e pas: For treight ge & ALEXANDRE & SONS, 83 Broadway, Steamers will leave New Orieans Jan. 9 and Jan. 30 for Vera Cruz and all the above ports, EW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE, ‘these first class steamships will sail at3 P. E pier 13 North River, foot of Cedar street, for direot, as follows.— COLUMBUS, E. 0, Reed.. CRESCEN" CI er s. Curas. = u Kor. freight or, Dassage, having unsurpassed accommo . ana ae, CLYDE & 00. No. ¢ Bowling Green ting & Co, Agenis in Haval Jan. 5 % E OF GALVESTON STEA: MERS, 23, TOUCH. ing at Went carrying the United States mail. creamer, ht OF TEXAS, Captain Bolger, wili ieaye picg a) Bast River on, ‘sal turday, December 26, at 3 rough biils of lading given to Houston and to ail points on the Galveston, Houston ani Henderson and B. Band GR. R, No charge for torwarding in New York. For freight or passage, huving superior accom modations, appl ne ABP MALLORY & CO, 153 Maiden lane. W. BL CLYDE & iis 119 Wail street, EDUGED RATES—FOR P ROYAL AND FER- pandiga, fa-sSteamer VICKSBCRG wil sail “on December 2y, trom plier No.2 North River, for making connection with all points South by usta, Ga, ‘This is the only direct line foWvioridas the following through rates for freight have annah and Charleston. ‘to take rst class, 30 cents: second class, 25 conta; third class. 2 cents; tourth class, 19 cents; ffth class, 1 cents: sixth class 12 cents, HER PCKE, Agent, No, 5 Wiliam street. VOR NEW AQAGEANS DIRECT. e Cremwell Steamship Line, The eamaing § SANS, Captain Dearporn, Will Jeave pier ond North River, on, Suturuay: Deceus: ber 26, at3 P.M. Freigift received daily, Through rates Kiven to Gaiveston, Indianola, Rockport or Wharf, Brazos, Sautiaga, St, Louls and: Mobile: tor 4 steers ir treig! or. pl je E} "pS! 208 Cabin assage ap. est street. FOR Eb of ANS DIR! CHANTS* STEAMSHIP LINE, The steamship MISSISSIPPI, Capt M_B. Crowell, from pier 36 North iver, foot of North Moore street, on Satur- eee eameinaas k P.M. ht received daily, Through rates given to St Louie’ Vicksburg, Mobile. Galveston and indianola. Por freight or passage, having superior accommoda- tions. apply to FREDERIC BAKER, pier 36 North xiver. QOUTHERN LINE, VOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. The following new and Arst, class steam Freights received dail, ivexto Indianola, ae ort or <0 Kant Whard toe Santas steerage ao. . and St. abin toe $50; 2 For freight os Dasease,| ann g Superior accommodations, apply to & CO. Agents. es ‘taiden jane, or (P LINE FOR PORTLAND, Me.—Steamship GEO, WASHINGTON leaves every DA GRORWELL every Saturday, lea wigaugpased Passage. including state: room an Dply to CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 West street IN encom PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND—OLD Dominion Steamship, Company.—Steamers leave ior above ports from pier 3? North River toot of Beach street, on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 8 P. Also intermediate ‘stea mers. Through bills of lading and passenger tickets issned° to all points in the interior. i Also, steamer for Lewes, Del. and al! points In Dela ware and ee Marylana, every Monday and Thurs aa} ‘Bina, co corner Fulton and Greenwich streets. Steamers leave san Frageisco for Japan and ‘dhina.as | © INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION compa N¥< oa, rpue “BEST H #8 000 L DDDD. ay Y H HO OL to > Ay H HO OL 1p-D Aa vy ¥ oo OD uD DAA vy HHHHHO OL 1 eae ae? Re SE J HHO OL 1D D AAsA Y¥ H HO OL upd DA A ¥ Ho HO OL Ho Dee Diet ia ¥ B 000 LLLLL Ii DDDD A aoY THE PRINCIPAL SECURED. 222222 90000 2 ow» WO y 2 0 | Ww 22 00 00 22 00 0 2 00 90 2 0 6 22 00 00 2.20222 00000 INDUSTRIAL EXHI follows — ” aREAT REPUBLIC January 3 a A VManuary 16 QURCHASED BEFORE Cororanos “January 80 CITY OF PE Fevraary 13 ALASKA... February 27 yf including ail necessaries of the trip qs New York to san Francisco—Cabin, $10); heerage, $50, a currency, as San rrineisee to Yokohama, $250, gold, IS San Eraneisco to Hong Kops, $40, gold. ws For treight or passage or turther information apply at wy the company’s office. on, whart, foot of Canal street, New SJ SS York. H AY, Superintendent. IIIS WELD MONDAY, JAN THE PURPOSES AND PLANS. These bonds are issued for the purpose of raising funds for the erection of a building in the city of New York, to be used tor @ PEKPETUAL WORLD'S FAIR, a permanent home, where every manusacturer can ex- hibit and sell his goods, and every patentee can show his invention; a centre of industry which will prove a vast benefit to the whole country. For this purpose the Legislature of the State of New York has granted a charter toa number of our most | wealthy and respectable merchants, and these gentle- | men have purchased no less then eight blocks of the most valuable land inthe city of New York. The build- ing to be erected will be seven stories high (150 fect in height, surmounted by a magnificent dome, and will over a space of twenty-t ‘o acres. It willbe constructed of tron, brick and glass, and made fireproof. The bonds, which are all for $20 cach. are secured by first mort gage on the land and building, and for the purpose of. making them popularthe directors nave decided to have quarterly drawings of $150,000 each; this money being the interest on the amount of the whole loan, ‘ EVERY BONDHOLDEB MUST RECEIVE AT LEAST III s 222223 n t) u sys, III Arrangements have been made to forward all orders from outside as soon as received, | No delays. ements, INDUSTRIAL | EXHIBITION COMPANY. pus “BEST PPPP. RRRR ELEEE os, | REE NN WN TYPTT PB PR RE 3 NN ON z Pp PR RE EB NN N Pe PR KE $ E NNN PPPP RRRR EEE S8SS ERE NN.N F Pp R RE SE NNN 4 e BR RE 8 EB NO ONN 4 R KE 8s SEB N NN i r Rg R EEEE 3888S EEKE MN NN 4 FORIUNE WITHOUT RISK 22% 2n% ocobere we“Z“ZZzZZ! ZLLALLLAS 27% DDD BITION COMPANY, PURCHASED BEFOKL WHY THE BEST i WOLIDAY PRESENT, ‘These Bonds will, upon the least refivction, recom» mend themselves to all as the most suitable and accep® able Holiday Gift. A father so presenting a bond to hig wife or child not onjy secures to them the amount im vested, just as if it were placed ina savings bank on their name, but also makes it possible for them to wing || el2| | large fortune at the premium allotment, occurring quam terly. at $000,000 DISTRIBUTED ANNUALLY FOR PREMIUMS, ALLOTMENT FOR 1875, THIRD SERIES DRAWING | THIRD PREMIUM ALLOTMENT -MARCH B FOURTH SERIES DRAWING. APRIL ® FOURTH PREMIUM ALLOTMENT.............JUNEB FIPTH SERIES DRAWING. cscssessqeeeee seseese SULY @ FIFTH PREMIUM ALLOTMENT.........SEPTEMBER 6 SIXTH SERIES DRAWING... .OCTOBER 4 DECEMBER 6 JANUARY @ SIXTH PREMIUM ALLOTM CAPITAL PREMIUM, JANUARY 4 1875, 3 a 000 oot od 8888s 11 0000 © 00 w = Ho OO $ 1 00: WH 0D 0 OW WD OD ss$ss_ 11 00 OD OD OO OD WH 90 00 OD oe LSS 8.8 PBs BS a 0 ” fia now OO, WO wm wo Address, for bonds and circulars, MORGENTHAU, BRUNO & vis, Financial agents, flo, 23 Park Row, New York, (Post office drawer No. 29. Remit by draft on New York city banks by registered letter or Post office money order. ———— —— wee | THE 1 TURF. JROSPECT PARK WATR GROUND ASSOCIATION.— Notice—The club house and grounds of this associ- | ation: will be open to the public sone date until Apritl, 87 By order of Executive Comin GEV: ROE ttee. coo ALLY, Superintendent. Brooxtyn, Dec, 2 0 $ BCT order and has been used very hitte. Can be seen Ai Re AL STIVERS! carriage manufactory, 18) East ‘Thirty-first street. OR SALE—HORSES AND PONIES, OR WILL EX- change; also double road Harness, tine coupe Hur- ees; other bargains; Seal Sacques, dc: want camel's hair Shawl. + 13 Corneita street. NE spe AEBS raneapenrary STEAM NAV. LPHIA x re aaa 1g ation COMPANY. On and atter londay, December 21, 187 the Steasachipe' of the above line Ray eave regularly ‘oin pier 33 East FREJGHT: Ri RECHIVED DAILY. en rates and further information apply on the pier OTM. P. CLYDE & CO,, General Managers, 12 South wharves, Sa JAMES HAND, Agent, 119 Wall street $10 BOSTON, VIA N Paty RIVER LINB nd Fall Kiver.—The steamers NEWPOR’ COLONY leave pier 28 North River, (oot of Murray street, daily Sundays excepted) at 4 P.M. Through tickets sold at all principal hoteis in the city. ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, The Great Trank Line and Untea States Matt Route Trains leave New York, ir0 of ‘Desbrasses and Cortlandt streets, as tol Express for Harrisburg, *vittsburg the West and South, with Pullman Palace Cars actached. d, 9:3) A. M., § and 8:30 P.M. Sunday, 5 and 8:30 P. For Williamsport and Lock Haven (via Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division, comecting at Philadel- 9:3) A. OM, For Willlamsport, Lock Haven, Corry and Erie, 8:3) P.M. connecting at Corry for Titusville, Petroleum Centre and the Oi) Regions. For Baltimore, Washington and the South, "Limited Washington Exprossy of Huliman Parlor Cars daily except Sunday, 920 A. M,; arrive at Washington 4:10 Regular, at 840 ASM. Sand 9 P, M. or pauaselnhig, 7, 8:40, 9:30 A, M., $210, 420095, 7, 8:50, 9 PSM find 2 night. Sunda: 57,8 40 find" 9PM. cat 5), Emigrant and second I giasa 7 SwATK at 6, 6:30, 1,.7:40, 8 9 10, U1 A. MIB ML. bs 2, 10, 3240, 4:10, 4: 6, 6:10, 6 39. 7, pday. 6:20, 7 an 8, 9 10 A. My aie U, ‘ad ats 20.18. Mat 0, P.M. and 12 night dunaay, 5: 10 As Mn JDM, 2, 2280, 3:10, G ae 0,7,'8 ld, 10 P, uth Amboy, 6 an@ 12 M., 2 3:10, 431 day 7 pie 10, 4:10, rx BE r 0. . Sst tan For Woodbric is, Berth ‘Aitioo: M. 6 P. and 8 Franwicks and €A, 10.7.2. Mand 12 pight. vor Hast Millstone: Tenoone3 and 9°20 7. | For Kingston and flocky wu pw AM and For Princeton, 7. $40 29 24210 and For Lambertviile and fiemingion, 3 p04. a For Phillipsburg and Belvidere, 9230 A. M. For Trenton, Bordentown, Burlington ‘ana. and 9: 12.30, 2 4, Sand T For Freehold, 7 a. M.. Zand 4:10 P, M, Por Fariingdale and Squan,7 A.M. ana2 P. M. ror mon EF Pemberton and’ Camden, via Perth iy For Hightstown and Pemberton, 6 A. M. Trains saree as. follows: —From ats ya 11:20 A. M. and 102 M. i t Nor a spore AAT A BLY 10 P. a i nd 2 BM ? cy and 2B. at? PM Camden, 6:55 and anid 7 40 P. M. a 0:15, ane 10a P.M and Ticks Ines’ 526 and 4 Bri a eh bey heat House ‘and foot of ‘Desbrosses and Cortlandt sti Nos. lid, 116 and Us ‘ade nt Ticket Office, No. 8 Bak General Passenger Agent No. 4 Court street, Brook! wie son street, Bpponen, Emi Manager, tery place. BOYD, PRAN aitoM3ON, vty we TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON AND PROVO dence,—Steamera NARRAGANSETT, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and StONTNGTON, every Mon: day, Wednesday and feday. from pier 33 North River, foot of Jay street, ata Da: __EXCURSIONS. * NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND PERRY @re running hourly EXCURSION TRIPS from White. hall street, foot of Broadway, for’ New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton, Port Richmond and ELM PARK, from 6:30 A. M. to 7:30 P, M. daily, Sundays every two hours, from 8320 A. M, to 645 P.M. ae INSTR COTTON. $44 ISH. BRANCHES id weeks, $35, under 10; $60, over 18; includes wll; long standing; SA ent home, BEL WHITLOCK, Norwalk, Conn, 2 “YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C ke 10: BOATS ON HAND, ALL KINDS AND SIZES, also Metallic Life Boats, or built to order cheap, Ti4th street, Harlem River, and a Ana 373 Soath street STARA HEN ROBERTS AND BOARD, PER | WOR SALE CHEAP—A VERY STYLISH BAY HORS! 15 hands high, 8 years old; sound and kind; can be driven by a i. SIwpsok's stable, 148 East Thirty-nintn street. Fo SALE, Al A BARGAIN—A HANDSOME PAIR of Carriage Horses; sound and reliable; stylish and ood travellers; 1544 hands high, 7 years old, warranted fr every respect. Address & J. F., Herald Upwown Branch office. INE 6-YEAR-OLD COLT, HAMBLETONIAN MES- ound of wind and limb, Apply to ED- WIN ANDREWS, Union Stable, Forty-first street, near Lexington ave DED—TERMS REASONABLE AND ora ” care Re yentiemen's road horses jogged. Ad- dress SUFFOLK FAKM, Huntington, L. I. | FJOLIDAY Girrs. Special inducements are offered in CARRIAG LANDAUS SLANDAULETS, COACHES and BROUGHAMS, lined with satin and the softest French morocco, at one- turd less than the usual prices made for this season's sales; superior to the best Paris and London bullt carriages. and unequalled by any of home manutacture, at one-quarter the original cost, Woud BROTHERS, 740 BROADWAY, ARN THE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE 1 New York; a good Buggy Harness, hand made, $1 kk good Grocer's Harness, $25; a good Milkman's Harn: $30: a good Double Truck Harness, $30; a good stab Hianket, $1.60; waterproo! Blankets. strapped and un strapped, Please cail and examine for yourselves FISHER & OSBORNE. 71 Barclay street, New York, — Oo FINE SIX.SEAT COUPE ROCKAWAY. BY Adams; one light Coach, one Barouche, one Clar- ence, one fine Coupe, Pole and Shafts; top aud open ! Pony Phaeton, 100'second hand Carriages of all style | 20 top and open Koad Wagons, by the best city maker: Harness, Blankets, Robes, &¢. : Agee SALE, ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOG: Birds, &c., Medicines tor all diseases: prepar Food tor Drockiog | birds, at BG, DOVEY'S, No. 3 Gree surcet, near Canal FINE LOT OF holiday “ahrerents, an NGING CANARY BIRDS FOR and fancy Bird ay and other Song Birds: eet DAVID VENTEN, OR SALF—10-BORE MUZZLE LOADING GUN, ley maker: weight 8 lbs.; Warranted a genuine Purd Purdey;; price $125. GEORGE HAYDEN, 145 Pulton streeu_ OR SALE—FOUR MAMMOTH EWFOUNDLAND and St. Bernard Dogs Pointers and Setters, extrs Watch Dogs ot all breeds, extra Dogs of reeds rats ou hand to try them), Esquimaux Pups, tisce and ‘an Pups, Scotch Terrier Pups, Dogs of all breeds. H. GAR tDNER nt uth Fisth avenue, ‘OLIDAY PRESE IMPORTED SINGING Cap nary, with gilt Cage, $5: pet Birds and Animal, Rabbits, Squirrels, Pigeons. &c.; Gold Fish, Aquans® Plants 4c. “Aquaria depot 31 Fulton street. J, BAGOT, Agent F. ee BULLFINCHES AT CHAS, REICUE. BROTHERS = = ——s RT. Br, MESSRS JOHN C, THOM & 00.8 COLLECTION Oo” NTINGS, COMPRISING CHOICE EXAMPLES OF FOREIGN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS, A TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENING, « DECEMBER 29 AND 30, AT 8 O'CLOCK, AT THE SOMMERVILLE ART @Ala LERY, 8 FIFTH AVENUB WREE EXHIBITION DAY AND VEENING, ROBERT SOMERVILLE, AUCTIONEER, <4 UCTION NOTICE, — 4 NOTICE, £ HENRY ZIN commencing at 10: Furniture contain tieth street, near the elegant yate mansion 2} East Twen= ‘ay, comprising every article necessary for genteel housekeeping, viz. :—7% octave rosewood Pianoforte. elegant Parlor ~uits, Mirrors, Bruse sels Carpets, ot! Painting, Suits, Dressing Cases, Matresses, Pillows, Bureaus, Wardrobes; in ail over 250 lots ocks, lace Curtains, Bedroom Sheets, its, UorioN ROOMS, 39 BAST NTH Large sale on Monday next. Particulars in sund Herald. “Advances made on consignments. Special tention given to outside sales by HAVEN & CO, Y JOHN I. DRAPER & C0., | H. GRAY, 20 and 22 Wooster street GuEions . SLEGES, SLEIGHS, 372 AND 374 BROOME STREET, building lately occupied by ba a “&Co. ALS. F. LANDRAU, Gurion, CARRIAGES, SLEIGH BELLS, EVERY © description, new and second hand; popular prices; Coupe Rockaway, Dog Cart, Coupe, six seat; elegant pony Sleigh Cutter, MANUFACTURERS’ UNION, 634 Broadwa, )SOME, PORTLAND, QLEIGH WANTED—LIGHT, HA} late style, near; lowest cash price aad maker; bed Address B., room 12, Hotel Brunswick. (HE SE NEWEST DESIGNS AND COLORS, ' Landaus, Landaulets, Coaches, * é Rockawi $72 AND 374 BROOME STREL T'S j building lately occupied by Brewster & Co. | A. S. FLANDRAG._ ANTED—A W SIX. SEAT, LIGHT AND. STRONG alban Sleigh (Gould's preterred). Address, with price, 5 . Heraud ottice, 875 “GREAT SACRIFICE.—PONY.BUILT Kina. 4 are, Ii hands high: wa No. ight venue, corner Thirty-first street, | or No. 7 Murray Street room 42, all this week. | FOR A NEW TOP EXPRESS WAGON; ALSO, H @deautiful top Buggy, $15); Trotting Wracon, we Poruand trisrnot Seem, with Belle: Soi aud Hobds'at bargains 1x4 West Nineteenth street. HQ SuFIGHS, BELLS, ROBES, OF ALL STYLES 4. and prices; the largest and fnest ‘Assortment in the sits, Call and examine, at GRAY'S, an ‘ooster sti BAY ‘anted sound and MARB E MANTELS. T ‘OREATLY REDUCE An extensive stock of State aad Marble. ae nd Slate earn a every desert} PE: YN SLATS COW? AN Union square, Fourth crocs and 3¢ Seventeenth st, ia? ~\ T GREATLY REDUCED PRICK AN XTENSIVR stock of Marble and Marbleized Manteis and all | otbermarbic work; Marole Turning for the teade. A, ! KL. AL ROM ighteenth s street, near Third ay. QTEWARTS SLATE MANT MARBLE AND WOOD Mantelsg@rich and clegant ‘desivns, at the lowest | prices. 22 West Twenty-third street, between Yeoth and Lighth avenueds Auctioneers, The Delaware, Lackawauna and Western Railroad Company will agit ublic auction o'clock noon, at 2 000 tons Scranton Coal on mange , December 30, at 18 ac 8. JEL SLOAN, Presi Baa N. JR. ONEER—WILL BELL mn MONDAY. at 0 o'clock, & large lot of new and secon “han Furniture, at his Salesroom, 37 Nassau street, ORTGAGE SALE.—THE FIXTURES OP THE Liquor Store 502 Canal street, corner of Greenwich street, that was advertised to be sold on December will be ponitively sold by auction on Saturday, at 1 o'clock, suarp, no reserve. uctioneer and attorney for Mortage. N ORIGAGE SALE.—HENRY DREHER & SON, AUG. Uoneers, office 23 Second ot sell saturday, December 26, at Li o' oe at 3 Secon a ped large bay truck Horses, One large double tr Track, one set double and one set magi table Tools, ao, ole bositire in lots. By order oe J. McKBE, Attorney for Morigagee. HERIFP'S ony OF 03 gx PATENT BLANKING %. HERMAN, Sherifs auctioneer, sella Saturday, De- cember at Ll o'clock, at No. 13 Bowery, one’ Patent Bianking Machine Sale positive. LIAM 0, CONNER, Sherif S Deputy. ALE OF BRONZES, CLOCKS, SARDI- Fatirerya Stands, Totlet Sets, Opera Glasse: MAN, shertt's and General A alls SATURDAY, December 3 at i ugtionee . at Lio the entire stock of an importer, consis ing of inieres, 27 Broadway, near Fourth sttee Bronzes, Statuetts, Jardin’ Clocks, Music Boxes, Qrera Glasses, Vases, ‘Osco! Candiabras, aes | ands, Music ands Chinaware, 8’ Com paces, Toilet Se esks, VEC. * Sale positive; in lots. vi ted, see WILLIAM G. CONNER, Sherif, Wiis G, Carron, , Depaty. HERIFF'S SALE OF MACHINERY, £0, 8, HERMAN, Sheriff's Auctioneer, sell on Satan day, December 2%, at U1 o'clock, at 13th street, between Aner aes Fourth avenues, the @ an Le Bechanesy: fa mill, 0 ob class sawing and planing mill,” Sale positive M. J. Kunse Deputy. LT or +3 AND D_ DRESSMAKING, nanny M™E > PEMORKEST'S RELIABLE, PATTERNS IN evaty deparunent of dress tor aoe and seiery ik gompriaioe ull the novelties usefM) aud beautifus