The New York Herald Newspaper, December 12, 1876, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12 THE TURKS’ VICTIMS. APPEAL ON BEHALF OF THE EXILED CHRIS- TIANS OF THE BALKAN PROVINCES. Venton, England, Nov. 29, 1876. To rae Epiror or tuk Hxraup:— Will you give me space in your columns to make an appeai to the American people on behalf of the people of the Western Balkan provinces exiled by the meas- es taken by the Turks for the repression of the in- surrection? 1 have been in shat section since Sep- tember 1, 1875, aud am, therefore, competent to speak of that portion of the refugeestor whom | plead—those who bave taken refuge in Croatia, Dalmatia and in Montenegro, Ut these there are in Croatia alone, according to Miss Irby, an English lady who has been working among the refugees more than & year, 72,000; along the Dalmatian {rontie north of the Narenta, probably about 10,000; in the district of Ragusa alone 16,600, and in Cattaro proba- ably 2,000 or 3,000 more. Those in the district north of the Narenta we know so little about that only an approxiination is possible. They have no committees to care for or r them. But in Montenegro alone, Whose poor and valorous population 1s nearer kindred by race and religion to the hunted Christians of Herze- govina, and to whose mountains they fled, when it was Possible, in preterence to Daimatia, there are 75,000 souls thrown on the charity of a population which is the smallest and poorest of ail tne independent Chris- tian States, being only 120,000, tho total revenue ot the country being about $250,000 and the total in- comes of the whole people probably not much above $1,000,000, Ido not allude in any way to the refugees in Servia, or the miserable living victims of Bulgaria, because I do not know anything personally of them; but their number 1s nothing like so large as those on this side she Balkan Peninsula, and they are already looked after »y powerful English committees, under the direction ot Lady Strangford and others, Of those of whom I ‘now | can say, unhesitatingly, no destitution can be {reater than theirs, Mostof them have now been in, exile for more than a year, and are entirely dependent on charity—living in tents, in hoveis, stables, barracks dastily put up by the committees, &c, have seenas any as thirty souls, young and old, huddied in the stable of a kindly peasant, where the pigs and sheep and cattle were inixed up with children anu sick. Thou- sands died last winter from hunger and cold, On one Pik the frontier the Austrian guard told me, in arch last, that all the children under three years had died already. One unfortunate band of refugees brought in their arms fifty-four dead bodies of their children who had died in their. flight, to give them burial in a Christian land, Even all summer long they were dying in numbers of ‘starvation typhus.” Last winter the Austrian government allowed them \n some districts about four cents each, but in the sum- mer this was withdrawn, and the winter new setting im Gods them without resources, except the little aid tbe local authorities and private charity gi them. We may succeed 1n so calling attention to 1 ondi- ion that the Austrian government must do something again for those on its hands, but w: it does will be barely to prevent starvation, and the question of their clothing 1a the cold, bleak hills of Daimatia is almost As important as food, and for this the government has uot done and will not do anything. iu Montenegro the means of the government are Uready exhausted. The bread supply of the country 8 hover cnough for its own population, The crops ot this summer are nearly exhausteu already, and the sailant little people which for 400 years has been at timost continual war with the Turk either to preserve 1s own freedom or to aid its kindred Herzegovina, is coi menaced with starvation from too great hospi- ality. In the district of Ragusa one of the first cares of the committee was to organize schools for the children of the refugees, none of whom could read, and by the heip of the priests they established seven schools, which have provided over 600 children with the rudi- ments of a substantial education, with some clothing and a small pecuniary contribution to their living at an expense of about $140 per month, everything in. cluded, This has now to be given up, the n for bread absorbing all the means of the committee, and ig miserably inadequate even for this in the limited Syringe in which it works. As things now Btand 100,000 of these refugees must die of sold or starvation 4 we cannot get more aid for them. {calculate the cost of carrying them through the win- ver at about $5 each, I want to ask a practical and Bimple question. How many people are there in the United States who are willing to charge themselves ‘with one soul at that cost? 1 should like to see somo of the generous deeds of our past outdone—ships loaded with bread, with grain, wheat or maize, coming ’n an imperial way to bring the aid of the great Ropub- Nc to these martyrs to the cause of treedom, to the race which has endured eeniuries of slavery rather than abandon its faith—a great, lendid race, one of thor hich will one of these days divide with our own whe sovereignty of the world, but which has now hardly got its nead above the waters of oppression, and ‘whose very name is a synonym of servitude. I should like to see one of our biggest ships come to Cattaro bringing its fullest cargo of bread to the noble Prince of Montenegro—that oasis of liberty in the desert which Turkish oppression has made and European imperial Jealousies maintaincd—to enable him to teed his people and # guests for another winter. I snould like to sco bankers’ drafts jor som: undred thou- sand = dollars come to relie m- mediate strain of this imi misery and show thatthe At ‘ican people as ready to aid the poor and oppressed in’ this hemisphere as in itsown. Will the American people do a splendid thing for the starving Christians of Herzegovina and do it in the quick and splendid way it can do such things? WHERE SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BR SENT. Money by post office order or London bankers’ draft may be sent to me, Ventuor, Isle of Wight, Eagland, or by dratt on London or Trieste to His Grace Hilarion Rogonovich, Bishop of Monvenegro, Cettinge; or Baron Ghetaldi Gondola, Ragusa. Re truly, W. J. STILLMAN, REAL ESTATE. Tho following sales were effected at the Real Estate Exchange yesterday :— James M. Millor sold, by order of the Court of Com- mon Pleas, in foreclosure, William H. Leonard reteree, a house, with lot, 16.8x75x40x44x32.4, on Ninth ave- nue, east side, 48.4 feet north of Fifty-third street, to B.C. Thornhill. Also, by order of the same Court, in foreclosure, same referee, the building, with lot, 26x100.5, on West Forty-eighth street, south side, 150 feet vast of Elev- enth avenue to B. P. Fairchild, for $9,000, Scott & Myers gold by order of the Supreme Court in foreclosure, F, A. Paddock referee, five lots, each 25 by 99.11, on 126th street, north side, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, known as lots Nos, 289 to 293 inclusive, on map No. 180, filed in the office of the Rogistor, to William A. Bigelow, plaintiff, for $10 each over a mortgage of $1,600, with imverest from Decem- ber 17, and ali taxes ‘ald assessmouts, E. H. Ludlow & Co. sold by order of the Supreme aly in foreclosure, Sidyey De Kay referee, a hou with lot 16.10 by 100, on Fifth avenue, east side, 135. feet north of Twenty-seventh atreet, to Sarah M. Sherman for $40,500, THANSFRRS. Gist st., n. 8., 190.5 ft. w. of 10th av. Octavia Ani 51.5}4x100.5; $5, a, w. cortier of 1d” #0, 30x10 3 O'shaughuossy and Wie to Port Fis Land Company : Willow av., n, w, corner of 132d si Welsh and husband to same. w. of stanton, 25: ha Jolin Lindley (referee) to G. F. Bett 5th av. 90.5 ft. m, of LOUGH st, Sux 100; "WP, Dixoii (relerce) to Mutual Lite’ Insuratieo Gom: aise 8, ps Kay iretorce) to Tank for saving MORTGAGHS, A Christie, D., ag ot Lith ay. ; 5 year Daly, A. aud others, st, w. of Gth uv. 55 ye . Wiiliain, to F. Gixtine to iM. Strebie, ol i. 0 5 8. of Oth ste. of ond husband to A, Maraolf ( 4 134th « zy Rosell, “J. W., tod. Wavens, a, 8. of Malden ine, ¢. of Front st; 3 years. Swan, 0. D., and wite to Savoe, Jobim and wite, to D, Sanit (24th ward); 1 vea HA; and husbaiy of St, Anu! 8,053 @ of st, Vaquiertod wud st., w. of A GAMBLER'’S BAD DEAL. An alleged notorious three card monte gambler, named Hiram Pieree, was yesterday arrested by con tube Newell of Rockland county, on a warrant granted by ajustice of the peace of that county, charge ing Pierce with bilabial Abram Fiman, of Spring | 00, by the three card moute proce: Vailey, out of $' wena Pierce was arraigned’ ut the fag indorsed, and cer detailed to accompany Rim with bis prisoner to. the Nyack buat, | nearly 100 members and represents the elite of the 1876.—TRIPLE SHEET. 7 SALES AT AUCTION. SALES AT AUCTION. SALES AT AUCTION. x LIFE INSURANCE. “A GRAND AUCTION SALE Spy S LWT ROR RR ND JEWELRY. ei e homeierta Hill soul thin day a Watching id ss ‘i . owelry (to be sold im Jo: Zed), consisting of 700 lous THE POLIOY-HOLDERS OF THE CONTINENTAL ae eyal ies baw in Euus, Sait, Canned fine Gold and Silver Wate + Biase ‘und Gula Jewelry. STILL WAITING FOR A STATEMENT—HOW | ofthe following goods Maisie, Guriane Pins, Rings, Barvings,; (old Wuard, ov and Yost Chains: eh and Engl c.,'&e, also Guus, Pistols, Opera Glasses, Me ahi THEY ARE SOLICITED BY THE NEW JERSEY 1,250 pairs reat Swiss Lace Curtains. vthirty-five thousand | Maibematical Ingrdments, ‘Onttery, €e,, fe. By order ik 2,000 pairs Nottingham Lac Lace Curtains. Reflector, two silvers | Simpson & Co., 195 Rowery. N. it.—This sale wili com MUTUAL. plated Show Cases, « good Horse... De ieee speculators clock pres Deniers are requested to be EMBROIDERIES invited. iH. Kou co by that slice Indications strongly suggest a lively struggle for the otevery description, including sete Collars and Cuffs for Daas BURRIS Gita OF Wawk rights of the policy-holders of the Continental Life In- holide wile. ariel A PR ee Auotitamer, wilh est ant teamed surance Company. The evidences of gross mismanage- gs eavemene very otters inisial Handerehie garner Sut Ia scorn 11 ovclock ng 120 William st M fl uctiones g Of Lia! 4 ys, Sha ment by the officers of that concern have aroused the mah Lame ck awh OOnt saw sin) odere: Tz, at {i orclock, at ©. A. Tro- | dames H. Sirxtis. Deputy, W indignation of the public, and will bo likely to result | POINT LACE BABES. My a RE 31 Haat 1th at, commer APRUSTEES SALE niver jontonts in an exceedingly close scrutiniaing of its affairs, Al- E CAUDRRRORTATS ith st ph cpr) roots, partor, Kitehen and diuiuig ofthe a eee BSR DRSRORIEES, ris OLNT, ts, ready a méeting has been hold in Philadelphia, where foom, Firnitue some 1,372 polictes of that company are held, and a att positive und unreserved. x & WILLET, AUCTIONE: Baltimore Academy of Music. s, Bogravings, of a decree iv eq We will, in virtn ty, well by public agc- the city of Baltimore, committee has been appoimted to look out jor the in- " . December 12, at 10s A. M., at 1 o'clock P.M, tne terests of the assured, The Insurance Superintendent, 1OVES, 1S BVERY SSR. as cur Halosroom, No. 15 Murray eh , Rowe as the Avadeuiy, of Mr, William Smyth, is fully altve to the importance of remy ‘ of Toys, Fates Goudy: Vanes aii Cologne Seta, or tie Furniture, Fixtures. Seen the matter, and will rigorously perform bis duti IMPERATHICE ORGAN! Y THE PIR es, spuprisina Col lines of y Goode, and fashionably located, on K POC Nana etna bh lh belees coustruction therein, Mes Nese co BUMTLAND SEALOKIN JOSEPH KE WEIGERT, AUCTIONEER. Kuown, Policy-helders of the Continental bave waited pa- Sacd PFS AND AS. . to-morrow, Stock and Fix of first class Grocery | adaptation to “arenas. be lyrie rey LARGE ¥ OF WoRvcco. BAUS, SATCHELS | Storeon 7th av veraully xdmitted, -[¢ comprises « Ueuutifulty we RIET MUsIUAL ALBUMS, &0., &C. SILVER AND GLASS WARE in immense variety and finest quality. In addition to the above ‘@ will be other varietics of goods suitabie for the holiday season, tently long enough fer some intimation from the receiver convorning the value of the contracts which they possess. Mr. Anderson has been five weeks in office, and not one ray of information bas in that time been afforded. The necessity for some explanation of the Continental affairs has previously been made ap- parent through these columns, Itis just to suppose that Mr, Anderson knows something of the rea! condi- tion of the concern, and it seems equally just to pro- @ume that the Court which appointed and gave him instructions coula have no objection to bis furnishing THE FINEST SUPERB JAPANESE, AND CLOISONNE WARES. A large proportion of ¢ @ above oifering ls constzned di- rect from the exhibitors at ye Centennial Exhibition, the laces being of the grandest Sueb so opporta- nity to secure bargains of t) it goods bas never be fore Leen offered t> the publie and can never be repeated, Goods will be on exhibition on Wednesday morning. OF SATSUMA, KIOTO, 8: ROYAL DRESDEN, © Sale will begin on Thursday, at 11 o'clock prompt. FF Wei. GORD. Aut warn SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER. GRAND EXHIBITIO 10N AND SALE. T GOODS ONLY. MENS SEVRI RES, IMPERIAL BERLIN, AND WORCESTER auditorium, with 1,685 velvet folding seats a superior stuck mostly by Russell Sumit elecant dressin ndsomely troscood hall, that ewp a connected by duinb baseme ce ls & spacious and el hy basement, mame kino nNRY JAM AIMIO BRONZE VASES VERY CHOICE SPECI- 3 JOS. H. ‘ Line’ its REYNOLDS, Solicitor, U OTIONEER WELL SELL ful ate CAPO DI MONTE PORCELAINS, one two story Dwelling, w — fruit trees, ‘on th outheast corner ot ¢ a < the anxious policy-holders with such facts about Sie RP SALES, it BK. | FRENCH AND ITALIAN MAJOLICAS AND FAIENCE, | omy sts, Astoria, Long Istand Gity, ou the promises, at 1 situation ag are already established. They are a! ‘The Meqsrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers. SEYRES CHINA AND DECORATED DINNER SETS, a heats. torans a aslo oe hah office of the auction: by another company to make a transfor of their old bares | pebett: ~ — 1 hi isiiee ated 10) bat PB nl on ican day tye srenine te ay ey Art OLD SIXTEENTH cuntd Y Arye, GERMAN suas, ABBOTT. AUCTT E olicies and accept new ones in its ste on what adway, and antil the time of sale, 2 iT fleas ile Hoge ms . . WEDNESDAY aud THUMSDAY. at 2 o'clock Sb will rel on this day, 12th inst basis can this be done, except that of blind speculu- tion? The policy-holder aces not know the value of that which he assigns, and the New Jersey Mutual, according to the statement of its President, is simi- larly ignorant of the value they accept, The latter are, of course, in the better informed condition, and it is not likely they will enter into anything unprofitable tothemselves, Mr. Anderson by his reticence indi- rectly aids in supporting this unequal position. His excuse is that the instructions of the Court do not allow bim te make any approximate declaration, He says that the long process, by which a knowledge ot the precise condition of things wil be determined, must be Limoges Futence, AND FLAGONS, PARIS, Pat xbibtt of Faience isthe production of the nee, and Ceramic artists of olopment of the pott Haviland -Tendre. FROM COPELAND, ML Doulton's Lambeth Polenees “ine English porcelains and Ff tery from Minton's and Copeland s, Royal Berlin and ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY readen chinas, Sevres porcelains, &c. T ‘The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioneers. Now on exhibition at Clinton ifall until time of sale, the entire collection of Engravings and belonging to Copuxs G. 7! XV WARBURG, AUCTIONE Showcases, &e, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT NO. 17 UsION AT THREE O'CLOCK PRECIS SALE PLKEMPTORY AND WITHOUT ANY RESERVE, On exhibition every day until 10 o’elock av. ©, entire Stock of Faney Goods Store ‘and Fixtures of the ‘Grocery St is Bisourr STATUBTTES, | enst corner of Grand aud Acndemy sts, Astorla. Long Island RIAN. City; tne Horse, W p ue’ Curt and Uarness, i wine, ke. : 300 foot of Fire Hose naga aaandlaaginay ated EUROPEAN STHAMSHIPS. — BLINK, TO. BitaN TRAN W’ CE. WEANTIO come N SQUARE, Y DECEMBER 14 AND 15, ite route for the Co ni The splendid vessels on this ‘i {cabins provided with rie Lells) will sail from pier 3 th River, as follows :— urday. December 13.6 A. M comprising exampl louni, Agostino, c ‘Basliak, Pleat ere! Sir Kobert Berange. Heath, app C. 8. Durand. Cheney, Avdrews, Surtain, J. G, Von Muller, Bolewer &e., &e., &e., the whole forming an unusually choice collec: tion, Now dn exhibition, 5 3 B. HERTS & SONS, 4 U §. DISTRICT COURT. pe fia BANKRUPTCY. gone through with before any information whatever el Morghen, can be given out, Mr. Chandler, the Actuary of the company, further informed the writer that he 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 heip has been reduced, and he has now cight assistants, and that agents have shown a provoking indifference to the receiver’s requests for a final statement of their accounts, Policy-holders may thus see that their patience ts to be tried much longer, according to the present pro- gramme, The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auction: “Centennial” Turkish Exbibit. Grand Display of Pine Goods from Turkey, now on exhibition wt Clinton Hall and uncii time of sale, THURSDAY MORNIN eloe Superb goods, comprising Vien, Rmbroidsrios and Tape tries, Antique Persian and Saghistan Rugs, Ancient Weap- ons from Byannt, Mosque Furniture trom the East, Jewelry, ‘Antique Furniture in eamel's #liair, embroidered in silk and gold; Buinous, Opera Cloaks, superb Jackets, in silk und velvet and gold, AM DE GRAAF, BANKRUPT. BEING THE E TO BE SOLD aT RERPOXSK TO POLICY-HOLDERS TUESDAY, DECEMBER A number of communications have reached the Haran from different parts of the country, asking advice in regard to the Continental contracts held by ‘The Messrs. LEAVITT, Auctioncers. the writers. These contracts are of ail Fuk Ty Exhitie descriptions §= and It stages «oof = fulfiment a ok: sii By way of general reply, it may be Goods from the “Centennial.” stated that any company which asks the assignment of these 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 owners due upon them, must have some value; and from been shown and stated by ‘the receiver P| dvisabie to hola on to them for such payment, oliey-bolder can tako out 4 new in- surance and let the otber remain unassigned, or he @ Porcelains in great variety, are worthy the attention of all Mammoth Vases, de. de. ground floor, Wednesday | class and until tine of sale Friday and Saturday. too known to need any GEMS OF MODERN ART! Ae generally found in Bowery A. MPORTANT SALE OF ah Private collection of delonging to Mr. CHAKLES W. SEABURY, of Boston, now on exhibition at the TERMS OF aARA, CASH, wire THE MATTER OF i ASSIGNEE’ RICH AND ELEGANT FURNITURE, BED WILLIAM DE GRAA’ AND SUCCEEDING DAYS UNTIL ENTIRELY DISPOSED OF, AT THE WAREROOMS, NO. 267 BOWERY. Tho stock comprises rich Dressing Ouse, Chamber Suits, parlor and dining room Furnitare In great var ods. The styles usually kept by Mr. De Graaf are com’ or LABRADOR (sangl December i ER, SELLS, 11 AMERIQUE (ourgla) wis GOL RICE 0 ASAG GOL! 5, including win = Positively in lots, Dewlers in- 7 WW, necording to necommodatlons ; se abin, $40, AUCTIONEERS. Return tickets xt reduced with nd utensils with: JUIN DE BEBL wate STAR FOR, QU nei CARRYING THE UNIT! D STat ‘The steamers of this line tal ant Maury, U. 8, N. routes recom= sing youth vf the run S$ SALE aL1O AL a aL Shy A. Me Docks, pier 32 North River. RE STOCK OF F, BANKRUPT, AUCTION, ON 12, AT 10% O'CLOOK, 1 » Whito st Joon, $8) and $100, in gold; return tickets on reusonable terms. Steeraxe, $28, Saloon stuterooms, smoking ant bath ne are ere the noise and motion are least, w fort hitherto unattainable at soa, insp of plans and other information apply at the company's office, 37 Broadway, New Yor! Incod jording A NcHioR LINE UNITED Sta’ NEW YORK AND il ™ es, and first who desire to purcha: z bo secommodutions . $35, Steornge, $8, YORK AND LONDON. 16,7 A. M,| ANGLIA. ...Dee. 80,1 P. M. ment, and not such goods sas ELYSIA... Dei ‘Cubin, $55 to $70; steorn Cabin excursion tickets at reduced rates, BY OBUEH OF ne gf! PALMER, Drats gerne Ora a Me eUFFeNE Taos, * ‘Aselat 's pier Nos. ort Riv Aeaepee ‘is gents, 7 Bowilug Gr can, if nes ssary, do without insurance tor the time B. HERTS & SONS, AUGHTONEERS. 7 r I that may previous to the Continental sotti KURTZ GALLERY, NO. NO, 6 EAST 23D 8T., H. year THIN MAIL, stares RU ment. As ite matter stands it is a speculative bu: Madison square, GREAT PHILADELPHIA. EXHIBITION SALE 7 aturday, December 9, at 12 noon. ness anyhow, and on this basis tho policy-holder is at | comprising the rarest and very best examples of tho fol- Sak calceaenaine Rice Goel at TY j Saturday, Decenaber 31,0350 we a disadvantage in dealing with hig agent. Several in- | 10WIUE OF pam MODERN MASTERS, Ll el beh singe tacicen i F 1 atiiraay, January vat 10 A. Mt quiries have been made upon the subject of “Japsing,” | viz. :—Aachenbach, Boldini, Bouguereau, Becker. Boughton, AT CHICKERING (ld) HALL, 11 EAST 14TIH ST. CITY OF RICK eo regg Ababa Ta keg Pe ak and in this regard it should be understood that no Breton, Cees Couture, Courbet, Corot, Dupre, Di Cabin, $80 and $100) gold. Return tickets on favorable eta aubi policy which was paid tor up to October 26 can lapse or go out of existence. A littie examination into the statements made upon the tirst of the year by both the Continental and the New Jersey Mutual Life wilt shortiy be published in these columns, and policy-bolders may be ablo there- from to form some opinion as to the extent of the in- sol y of one and the solvency of the other, dere is one of the communications received :— “Troy, N. ¥., Dec. 7, 1876. “To Tue Epiror oF tax HeraLp:— “The commendable manner in which you have fol- lowed up the exposition of the Continental Life In- surance fraud is deserving ef the gratitude of all the vietims of their contemptible trickery, And 1 doubt not the whole pubite ieei under many obligations to you for the light thrown upon the subject of life in- surance. Can you tell me if the: re any procecd- ings instituted against the Contin: prior to October urd. Fromentin, Jaque, Kaen Deron, Labret Cabinet, Michel, Madrasa; Plaswes, Koval, feo, Steinhell, Simonetil, Sorbi, Tissot, Vibert, Villegas, Vollén, Zeim, Zamacois and others. Watches, Bronzes, Clocks, Mu Erery painting in the collection has been selected with the SOLD UNDER THE PER: THE VAKIOUS THIS DAY Lhasa Patt a ‘eatest care, and is an exawple possessing all the be: of the artlat: 11 be positively without reserve, and will take place on MONDAY EVENING, ion ants age 18, The gallery will be open and the paintings on FREE EXUIBITION, from 9 o'clock A, M. until 10 o'clock P. M., till time of sale. DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, UCTION SALE OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD Furniture, Property, &e.. worth over $50,000, to be sold THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, commencing at 10 o'clock, at the slegant Ove story brown stone mansion No. 120 3d st. ne WILL BE SOLD, W: AT 3 P.M, BY ‘The largest and most complete assortment of Diamonds, Jolica, Faience, Palissy and at ana Vorcelains ever offered ‘at public salo to this community. WATCHES AND DIAMONDS‘IN EVERY VARIETY, COMPRISING THE GEMS Also THE ENTIRE EXHIBIT intel Sets, rich China, Ma- Gtoexeay. Se PERSONAL DIRECTION OF EXHIBITORS, ), DECEMBER 12, aT 11 10! Sailing on TURSDAY from y Bier 40 North River. wy OMENG De “eicunar RESERVE, mediate, $40; steor age Passengers Seoked to und fron aries Haabatg, Norway, Sweden, ke. Drafts on Iroland, Englund, France aud Ger r to Lannea WILLTAMS & GUION, 29 Broadw: S ¢ ti DID MAIL § ship NEVADA, Captain Guard. salle from pler 40 North Kiver, foot of Kitug treet. for Queenstown and Liverpool, on Tuesday, Deenmbar 1ath, we AM. precisely, Pas songors leaving by this stoainer will eeriveth He ed spend the holidays at home, Superior accommodations tor cabin, OF THE EXHIBITION. IAL REQUEST, OF REAL BRONZES, f eh archi sicial cide tien nedewranni noite hae Two elozant rosewd mgfories, ong 8 Steinway Son, | admitted to be tho finest collection evar ofered tm bis | Intermediate and atonrner pmantony Wt Lweat raten, Ape information you cau give'on this point will be grate- | rewood Hfageres: late Gensies, Atinors iatost etre inieid espa egganen «dae lary ‘UNARD LINE— fully received by yours, respéectiully, Parlor Suits, red in satin, brocatel and rep; inlaid DUVANY, MOREAU MATHEY, T. DORIOT, 1CK, “J. K.P, PINE.” c and Convole Tables, Oabtneta, Jardiulores, Brony With a view to diminish tho chances of collision the In response to the inquiry contained in the above it black walnat J, MOIGNIER, may be well to state that the suspension of the Conti- nental was announced upon Octover 25, and any col- lections made after that date were unlawtul, ow IT 18 DONE. The following circular illustrates the method pursued by former agents of the Continental to induce their Te ent to transter their contracts to the New jersey Mutual Life:— TOLMSON, CHAT tel ner and Tea Sets, Lonny ad. Also onsemont and servants’ Furuitire, E FITZGERALD, Auctioneer. YS Goods backed and shipped. olty oF ovuntey. A WTO8IS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER, id stand, , 87 Nassau st. Descriptive Catalpgues of whi “Rocurstgr, Doo. 1, 1876. by daily till 10 “paan Sin—You havo probably learned thit a Fe THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK, coh ALIEN ceiver has 1D appoint for the Continentai Life In- surance Company of New York. I have been with the waduaadnenverican: cocamnpsgndnds day evoni of which PAU JULU§S DE MEVEN, A. CANA, H. DUMAIGE, Berd 4 ow application at the hall. fROT, PFIEFFER, steamers of this ling take w speciite course for all seusons of the yent. Oa the outward Boston crossing the ing to the north of 43 bn 'the hhomoward passage crossing the meridian ot 0 at 42 latitude, or nothing to the nort FROM NEW YORK FOR UAVERPOOL AND QUEENS. ALGERIA ....Wed., Dew 8 WAGs BLNIA..Wed.. Deo. 27 BATAVIA,....We: Wed., Jun. 3 igaseears ameathns Py ¢o nog pores steerage pasyen- age from Queenstown to New York or eridian of 0 at 43 latitude, or noth- E, PALMSON, J, MENE, &c., which aro now ready and may be 10 P.M. Paintings will tal es ace ings, December 14 and 15, at 1 be given to-morrow. F*Ghbin passage, $80, $100 and $130, old, according to ace commodation. iteturn tickets on favorable terms, jobisernge tickets to and trom all parts of Europe st very company since 18 organization, and always believed GREAT SALE OF FINE JEWELRY, Me kouud tn every respect, ahd the appointment of | | Anperb Ciacks, roures, Mantel Seis, Vates, Fira, a receiver has en A great surprise to | of Jewelry. tude, nd any quantity of ° ns us all, The question at once arose, «What | Music Boxes. Hore MAPES will sell, this day, at 119 Fulton st. { i possi ty will become of our poliey-holders!? Our | me above sale will be continued every day until the en- goneral agents at once met and held a consultation in New York, to ascertain what arrangements could be tire stock is disposed of. Govte from the lat xhibition—Japanese, Chine: ‘This will be a rare opportunity to make selections nt and Agsae office No. 4 Bowling Groen. "Freehand CHARLES G. PRANCKLYN, Agent. RS PER STEAMSHIP ALGERIA EMBARK Canard wharf, foot of Grand st, Jersey City, at 2 P. M., on Wednesday, December 13, 157 CHARLES G! FRANCKLY 4 Bowling Green, New and ‘ork, made with some good sdlvent compauy to protect our —TUNIS JOHNSON, AUCTIONEER, oR policy-holders from loss, and Tact) week arrange. A. old stand, 37 Nassau st. Intald; old, mahogany | QTaTe obama LAVERFOOL. puBLas, mente were completed wiih the New a, Mucual THIS DAY, AT 10% O'CLOCK, wotiques, “Pat Bookease Bedsteads, Bureau SEW ie OND LOND! Y: * adapted to all Tocalitio them. It may be that agents of rival companies will try to mislead you; but allow me to assure you that it wil! be for your interest to send me at once, ‘or to any of my mea oer poliey with it paid receipt for il ve pleased to furnish you with any hm, ees ASSORTMENT. OF FINE CARPETS, Brussels, Velvet, in; and Stair Cai FINE PARLOR SUITS, |ATIN, BRoUarkn AND Tops: carved black walnut ‘BideBourds, xte sion aples, jedroom Suits, Chairs and Lounges tu Curled Hair Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bioete, Pihow’s Slips, ware, Pet ER, SEI, 3, WEDNES! ENRY ber v aS, Torro COFFE! sae Aino FLINT GLASSWARE, HOCK and YELLOW CKERY, ‘&c., suitable for Hotiday tri SDAY, atron «t., BOHE: OHINK TOFS, FANCY First cabin, $60 a rouumn tleket, $1 10,8 condeabin, 4S; return tick: ets, $80, ‘ut Towest PIN rates. Apply’ to A, 2 Hrondway, fine Vincent Parlor Organ, biack walnut and gilt Pier Mir- rors, Office Desks, Revolving Chairs, kease, Books, Oil- cloths, Rugs, £e. The above carpets are in fine order, being little used, nf os abe may desire, Respectiuliy yours, 'W. H. MONTGUMERY, No. 13 Powers’ Block.” ‘The ubove is printed upon’ the regular letter heads of the Continental, having the names of that com- pany’s officers at the top andthe following:—‘Conti- S. WEINBERGER, AU hursday and Saturday saloroom, 78 Bo Liquors, fik Umbeeitus, tan! BALDW i 20; Agente, No. New "a GoMPany! 8 PIER FOOT OF CANAL ST., NORTH TIONE RI of this w wery, « variety of general Furniture, Clothing, Jew- rh ee neutal Lite InsuranceCompany of New York. Roches- ter Branch—W. H. Montgomery, manager.” That agent was Ono of the first to form a connection with | N the New Jersey Mutual alter the Continental failure, UCTION SALE—KICH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE— THIS (Tuesday) MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at five seaey ‘brown stone mi 2, 0. 47 WEST I6TIL ST, HETWEEN STH AND 6TH AVS., Chickering upright 74 octave Fisaolorie, Btoinway's jour round 1's octave Pianoforte, aintings. Works 10g o'clock, Kanges; tin, Iron, copper, Ware, Cutlery, Showcase Wringers ai worve. Di Bri ‘chin SIDORE J, SWARZKOPF, _ 436 vth av., near also Horse and W: = DIRECT ECONOMIC ROUTE TO NOL brag Adie Rho bELoreM, THE RUINE, SWITZERLAND AUCTIONEER, SELLS, ey ‘&O., VIA ROTTERDA: 34th st, large stock Stoves, er BCHOLTEN ” Dec. 21 and willow nm, large lot ec. Positively without ited. ittania, wood Stesmee MAAS, ‘These beautiful steamers, carrying tho United States m: to the Netherlands, aro great tavoriees with the public. Trips regular, ratos low, comfort and living perfvet, PARLOR AND ) DRAWING HOOM airs, richly carved rosewood and walnut Frames, covered in crimeon, tan aud 0 cotelaine: Turki aid marqueterie and gilt Janae M. in; with tho impreselon tt that the tran: by the sanction of both companies. The language vo used in the circular is evidently intended to convey vod Etagores, Cabinets, Freneh the samo idea, plate ‘Mirrors, ineo Curtains, French Mantel Set Yet the President of the New Jersey Mutual gays in socks oy ates Tara sit, Secretaire hig statement concerning the transfer of policies:— | *WEROOM FURNITURE, ‘No coercion 18 used; no misrepresentation is author- stn Bedroom Sets, inlaid tind allt ized; no deception is ‘practised, ” It should be remem. | Cases, Bureaus, Washstands, single and ren idomeants; berod that policy-nolders are not coerced with ‘*shot- = 2 2: s ber, bedroom and dining room Fi lows. Aiso. by order of cocoa Matting, 5 Stove londs of Furniture, of a whole presentin Sale ragardioss desc 88 fine hair and spring Mattresses, feather Pillows, Bla ied ‘Tavies, . ih sak marble guns;’’ but in their dependence upon their agents are | Kets. Toilet Sets, rep and plus! 7 easily managed with @ ttle sharp pructice like tho ORI NG Uke ae ei i +“ Oica'and sal xian at 73 Lexin, A BRERZE FROM NEWARK. The New Jersey Mutual Lite Insarance Company has {ta nead office in Nowark. 1t would appear from the following that its operations do not meet with entire ap- proval, even upon ‘its native heath’? The Newark Bedroom Sets, M! Paint! Silverware, &e. FORD, AUCTIONEER, AT 2 0" at 192 8d ay., an excellent assortment of Beds, Wardrobes, library and secretary Bookcases, fine velvet body Brussels and tapestry Carp Curtains, fue halt. Mattrewes, Beduing, Bolsters and unusual rtunity for hous Dealers invited, VEER. Looms, 39 aud 41 East 13th, entire contents of four story house, co: —An ‘upright Piano, Parlor’ Suits, Lambrequins, Uarpets, Beds, Bedding, Gi LOCK’ parlor, cham- ‘urnitare, pier Mirrors, Parlor For freight, IT PASSA, oreUxGH, epvE.& co, | EW! Norns So Broad 27 South Willum st y (Morris? European xpress) Cutlery, NMAN LINE. MAIL pane a | or ote STOWN AND UiVERbout, CITY OF BERLIN. CITY OF CST! CITY OF RICH) ty, Vilelothi, riptions, from storage; son fuvorable Steerage, $28, currency. Drafts at lowest rates, atcrooms, smoking and bathrooms idaho, JOUN G. DALE, Ag 15 und 33 Brokdway. Rowe York. From pier 45, N. Cabin, $80 and eld, gold, Return terms. 12, at 1035, ton ay. nsisting of everything Nie LINES FROM (cress 44 AND 47 .N. R. ON. ge, hinge bday Jurtains, , Orockery and EXTRAORDINARY, Tho great Chinese Exhibition. Daily Courier, alter reviewing critically the recent statement of President Stedwell, and the relations of the New Jersey Mutual to the Continental, thus con- TRAVER, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS t 10% oFelock, at 7 Ew Fixtares, Bar Fixtures, Tables, Chairs, . Picturon, Gas Fixtures. &c. rrency. Hoturn tickets. 100" et10, or 120, cur cy. Steerage passage, $26, currency. Drafts issued from £1 st Broadway, Counters, Mirrors, clud carce patience te pursue this company ir as all outward appearance is con- ‘king the inst state.nents as a basi — HERTZBERG. BARKER & CO.. 47 AND 49 LIBERTY 8ST. Lis Fi Now on capa th Reet collection remaiuing unsold Bui cery Store In lots, AUCTIONEER, ¢ *SELLS, o'clock, 428 ast 16th at, large Stock, Fixtures of Gro- upward at current rates. Apply at the company’s office, 69 Brondway. Stocrage tickets can also be obtained at the company’s piers, 44 und 47 North River, F, W. J. HURST, Manager, O34 dinu belonging to, Kee Hing & iv littie difference m these two companies. It ing of olegant M NUSSBAUM, AUCTIONEER, 261 BOWERY, MERIGAN LIN they were a scheming set of men whose dus! is that ious colored Silks, IM. ssotis this day, 1134 o'clock, No. 254 Hudson wi He Weekly Mail Stoamehtp 8 Service between of life inacrence wreskina: are sorry tho city of Jujaid Cabinets, lacquered aid gold in- | and Fixtures of rst clus Saloon and Concert Hall. PHILADELPRE p LIVERPOOL, Newark is the tield of their operations, Wo are glad, costly Vases of every vai silver-plated seven . Jo Pump, with Mirror; three calling at Queenstown. bland md ae oct “gy — to my eight, together with exai Mirrors, spiendid Bar, Buck Bar, Baxatello, Hack wainut | Sailing every Tharsaay fron Philadeiphta, and jowever, that y are not of us—that their | ivory und wood Cm Thinese Jewelry, &e, The nbove y Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool. management is not by our own citizens, Ite presi- | is in charge of the gentlemanly commissloner, O.W, Young. The following steamers are appointed to sail from Phila- dent comes every day trom New York, and its | wlio will take pleasure In showing them to the ladies. They | De delphi directors are from New York, Marion, Paterson, Tren. Peibe naa bys netics 08 Th bursday, Friday ane Be irday, poe OM, MUCTOMEER. on. ROWEET OLO. -Dec, if PUDRANA. 4 ne comber > and commencing at o'cloc! | ISSBA yt ie PE! Ce LLEN * an. Leah Hed poe rite eompany i only aquatter Bake ‘eo, ae AND ae Liweity st, | Miso ete 2 o'clock, at 428 ust 16th at., Stock und *LORD CL Jan, 18 rr 5 tice that their plans and their schemes shall be ex- ~GEORGE W. KEELER, AUCTIONEER.—FOURTH bin, $75 to $100, posed. We trust also that they may receive such Fplaree, peromptory sale of ARTISTIC TRIPLE, SIL; 300 BOWERY, raze and intermediate tickets to all points At aitention from the Secretary of State and the torth- coming Legislature ay will teach them that, while they CUTLERY, designed end ned nd by the MERIDEN BUITANNTA COMPANY, ERs and other leading manufacturers, 4 Barro will be allowed to do a legitimate lite insurance busi- | RUGEH: fo Ma auld. at auction, without, reserve, st 38 Liberty st. ‘AX BAYERSDORFER, AU imsurance Wrecking must be stopped. und M: New Jorsoy has never been a field for wildcat Thanks |, *Nemiay sed Wednesday. December 12 and 18, ot tt o'slock: itd ed O'clock, 653 Sd a ¥ myo State Uae eyp ei [nappa fraads A. -8. omens, Av Acct SaEE, ARSHALS BALE OY ave been kept out of the State, edo not want reat them and we don’t mean to have them. In this ‘at Metropolitan Sut ear executions, to mo irectod, answer to the card of the New York Presient of the day), at 12 o'clock, wt the New Jersey Life we have not gone us fully into detail as we intend to doin future, ‘That wonderful arrange- ment of bleuding the Hope Lite with the New Jersey 11 elogant Parlor xtension aud Fixtures the Cont Count Tt E k. 1 Park row, opposite Post Office, first TIONEER, 400 BOWERY, ‘Auction House of M. B. PAVOR, if a Cigar St with aster do not enrry Intermed 7 For passage, rates of {re formation upply first class Butcher Shop | to PETER WRIG tr Be eral AeDta oq 07, Wal - ~ GORGE W, COLTON 42 Hirpad' st. Now “VIRTUR OF RAL JOHN McDONALD, Passen cer Agen! {wilt soll this day (luce. No. # Battery bl East 14th st. ore—show Cases, Shades, Furnitui Nort GERMAN LLOYD SIEAMSHIP LINE BETWE, must and sball be placed stue by side with the blending is At above salos- Es) ‘und Sata day hold Gooas RHEIN De at of the remai ae the two with tne Continental,” and “er ierenentte, and of Horses, Carriager, Har- ARSHAL'S niutcs ana ay, ecules Raves passage from New York to ethenry FO REROLE WAC iGEANT 88, eC. or Bremen :— i a every THURSDAY, at 12 o'clock. Hat 1Owy orclock, at O ftivingtons of « lot of & Fier ein, $100, gold; Second Cabin, $00, guid: Breer ST. VINCENT FERRER UNION. Spectal actentin given to mises, ioral Bethe eag rat particulars tm tommorrow's | a4, $50, ourcancy. 2 Live: a peer é ‘ceturn tiekots at reduced be, assoc ARSHAL'S SALE.—J. SEEBACHER, A| CTIONEER rage cortiticatos, $62, curt This fation of young gentlemen, for the most A —GERAKD BETTS, AUCTIONEER, } i, shis day, nt 103g o'elock, ft ‘salesroon P| Woe iret or FG iio part members of the congregation of the Dominican sBNITIY STOCK OF TRIPLE SILVER PLATED = | ji, the Stock of a first class Liquoi ELRICUS & UO., 2 Bowling Green, WARE, AND ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY, or Beandieg, i Church of St. Vincent Ferror, on Lexington avenue, has recently taken possession of its new and spacious bouse in Bast Sixty-third street, The Union now numbers to be sold peremptorily, Sordinl Nation ab. SILVER Corin consisting of lela. Walter Sets, Shi Fruit Dishes, Tureens, Baking Dishes, Aiso # fati_assortmer Rogge, ree of the LA’ by Tee it of HOFER ABS. oie Sew Yoru M CELEBRATED KNIVES, FORKS, OUNS, and new rich ods, of Pas ye desi; MERIDEN BRITANNLA OO to be sold at saetio at 62 Liborty st., Tuesda December 12 and 13, OF HANDSOME AND USEFUL De Catholic families of the upper part of the city, Ite objects are worthy, and comprise the moral, physical apd menial improvement of ite members, besides fur- nishing & method of social jutercourse, The officers recontly elected for the ens HOR, year are—Mr, AW! Anetionoer, will soll. at x 00 lots silk Dresses, APORTGAGE SALE.—BY ViRTUK OF A A, HATED city, at public 13, 1876, HERBO. and HANbUna, bn it POMMEICANCA Dee. 28 Dee, 21 | SUBV Kates of passage to Plymouth, Lovdins, vnrg and «il pointy in Bugiand: niet Gael Becond Cabin, $0, eerage, $10, currency KUNUAKDI & B. CHAD & OAS, General Passenger Agents, Kk, 61 Broadway, New York, VREAT, SO hath STEAMSHIP LINE. je Donald, we sl velvet 5 te, President; Mr. J. a. Hi esdepeigiienmag Shawis, Romnnnis, Table BRISTOL, (ENGLAND DIRECT, Prudent; ats Jone linen, WMbareiasrs: wer aie GUBD AY) at wack ini, “Sheets, Sprancs, Biunkers. "Quilts" Be il saiinasrn lor 18 Kast Kivgr as follows Bervard Muldoon, Treasurer. The epleiual aavieer Of | nt the private residence 31 W. i Sih, between tb ana | Mops, hose Po aS MD iindonae’ | ARRAUO! apna the Union 1 the Rey. Father McKeuna, the well- Welvet, Brussels and. ingeain. Carpets: Mirrors, oO TBRGKEWS Raker win Cabin py 45; steerace, 890, cur- Parlor suits, in satin iauofarte; Bed- aalysiande, Wardrobes, Hediling, Blankets, Low exter sion Tables, Glass, Chi Bil Stair Carpets, &c, BE. ROTH, Auctioneer. Paintings, Curomoa, Vaves, Clove: brocade, Gotelaing. rope aud hairgioy stends, Buroans, hair and. sprin Tables, Siaebo ware. Cutlery. known Dominican. It is the intentiomot the St. Vin. cent Ferrer Union to give a formal opening of their house in the near future at which it is expected thare will be preseut a large number of distinguished clerical gud lay goxalemen, Auetionenr, 158 Chatham this day, 11 0 lock, Men's and | 1 ‘aso i! 5 gnantty auilea, Blanes Pants and Voss. By order B, Pt . 8 reney ; excnrsion tickets, $1240; prepaid steerage certificate $26." Apply to W. D. eget 7 South st. a rpAPscotrs Orrick, # sourt 67, pigmisanegs to Gront Britalo and Tretaud, and uoward at reduced rates, corner, Muiberry, wilt soli Voron's Clothing, Dresses, ing: wovis, Shoes, "oyeer, ll EUROPEAN STcamSHIPS. Witsos Line —rou BouTHAMPTON AND HOLT, COLO! ort (preemie 6 NAVAL 1 First cubin, currency; second eabin, $45, eurrency, Excursion tickets on very favorable terms, ‘Through tickets issued to Coutivental and Baltic ports. Apply for full par Hiculars to CHARLES Lo WRIGHT & CO, 6 South at COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS. PAcric MAIL AND VANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP vies For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, © “BALAND, BRITISH COLU iliug from pier 42 N For SAN FRANCISCO, vin Steamship CRESCENT CITY g for Coustral Ameri PROM. SAN NO D. eduesday, Jan. 3 BULLAY. Superintendent, er fue Cam The stoaumship KNICKERBOCKER, K on SATURDAY, = trom Through bills of I points on Apply to . HAVANA AND. MEXICAN MAIL 88, lin. ners leave pir No, 3 P.M. VOR HAVANA D RID, ‘ Tou VERA via Havana, P ind Tumpleo, CITY OF MERID , December 16 SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway, Steamers w ve New Orleans ‘Decembor 22 and Jen- uary 12 for Vera Cruz and all the above ports, N K. NEW ORLEANS p\ amship Mit irom pier orth. River on Wodnon and steamship ALGIERS on Saturda: Now Orleans direct, transferring Texus treight there te ’ Louisiana Railroad for Morgan City, thence por Morgan's steamers to Texan ports, Through bill HE stined t9 all points on the Milstein i River, Mo- alveston, tn, 108 ecember 14, for Harrisburg and San Ani Inte rnational and Great } tal railroads. Rockport. al rates via there tor Sun Ante Lizhterage and channel dues at Corpus Cheistt and Bre 20s Santingo at the expense aud risk of consignee. Insurance can be effected under open volley of the Une. ns ‘POTS. 74 per, conte mm apoiy to BOGKRT & M TO BKAZIL AND RIVER PLATE DIREOT.— ATT, Captain Watson, will be dow Patched f m Martin's Store: Wednesday, the Brooklyn, nbneco, Babin, Riv de Ja hh Decem for Para. taking freight and . Montevideo and i passengers for the coast ps For freight and passage apply to BUSK & “JEVONS. 74 Be ir st, OR NASA! P—RkkG ULAR ATE L STEAMSHIP LEO leaves w York De mber 12, 3 P.M, MURRAY. Ritts € CO, W YORK AND HAVANA DIREET MATL, LINES hese first class xteamslips will sail at 3 P.M. from orth River, foot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, as pler us ows AY ane 3. December 13 , December 33 ‘und passnge, having unsurpassed secomm: CLYDE & C LING & §00% HALIE AS, CLY Por tal Hons, applytor McKELLAK, LU ou No. 6 Bowling Greem ‘Tuosday, Decembor 5 CROMWELL, fay riday, December 15 Wash Ghote 4 pant and tickost route to Nove Scotia, ndiand und the Lower St. Lavwren Excellent nmodations. For froght or passaxe apply to Be West at. in oY North Hives For Nerfotts, tity Fort wid Richmond, dary, Tare and Saturdays at 31°. M., counectin irginie unessee Air Line, Atiatitte Coast Line, Medmont Ait q ond, r agcommodations wnsurpass® Through passage tickets: and A eet ining est points Bt lowost rates, rance loll, a per cons, Freight received duil North lve. oral ollices, 197 Greenwich Y. EXAS LINE FOR GA [ING AT KEY Wont, carrying the Uaited Stutés mail.—Tho steamer RIO GRAN Captain, Wolger, will, aull_on Saturday, December 16, at 3 P.M. from pict 20 East River. Th on the Heuston and 1 Ni Riveston, Harel reight and insurance iug superior wecommoda (0. 193 Maiden lane. rat C1TY OF DALLAS, Friday, December 15, Steamer MONTGOMERY, Tuesday, Decomber 12, Eh iy Mept) pales in Wage sf A tormatl tiekets ae nncnmmencee neg. H. MALLORY & CO., 153 Maiden lave. A.—THK A NO. 1 STEAMSHL pier 36 North River every Tuesday lowest rates. Insur- sper cent. For further RGAN, Agents, pier 38 OR PUTLADELDT AGNES will und Saturday, at anee under open p formation apply to BOGERT & North River. TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE BAST, Leave New York daily (Sundays excepted) from pier 28 River, foot of Murray st. at 4:30 P.M. Pare LINE MALL ROUTE. Trains leave New York, via Dosbrosses ang Cortlandy street ferries, ax follow: xpress for Harrisburg, Pittsburg, the West and Sent Vullman Palnce care attached, 890 4, M6 daily, Williamsport, Lock Haven, Os M., connecting at Corry for Titu nod tne ofl regions. For ‘Willlamsport be 9 ‘Lock Maven, dy ftienore, Washington and the Sonth, “Limited Wash. ngton “Express” of Pullman parlor ears daily, excopt Sunday, 924) A, M.; arrive Washiagton 4:10 1 M. tur ae S40-A0 Mb, TO nud PM Sandy, and of ‘oss for Philadelphia, 7 4300, 8:40 (D280 limitod), ‘AM 4. M fod 12 night Sb, i50 ond, oD Mt Emigrant alos nt all ticket oficas, Pittsburs, Gad and 10230 AM. and A.M. and 6:50 P. 20, 6:30, 9:50. 6:50, 8:40 and 150, 1150 AL MAS No. 1 Astor House and foot of ts. No. 4 Court st, Brooklyn; 116 and 118 Hudson st, Depots detsey Oity." Hutgrany Tieket olfiee, No, 8 Butors M, BOYD, Jr. i PtANK THOMSON, ior | fie r : eLP | vial one Peanes ‘and tho New Jersoy Southern fre tome pier 8, North River, foot Rector st., ILA. ia See Philadelphia, Long Branch, Tom's River and well vee AL, for Puiiadéipbia, Long Branch. Tom' Waretows sad Tucker 1 NINGTON LINE MS REDUCED ¥. Elegant steamers lew Rivor, o.M. ak B me SHON, ‘ARE, daily (except Sundeyyy from pier North River, foot of Jay PROVIDENCE LINE (freight only) _trom pivr 27, North kkivor, foot of Park pl EXCURSIONS. EXCURSION ACROSS “Tif —Bouts leave Whitehall st, 11:15 A. 4315, 5:30 and tor New Brichtot bird Harbor, West Brighton and Port itichmond. Fare ouly 10c. PosT OFFICE NOTICE. Ost OF FICK NOTICE. —THE FO RGN BATA TOR the week ending Saturday, December 15, 187 5, will close at this office on Tuesday, at'11:3) A. M.,'lor Eurupe, b: wy steamship Nevada, via Queonstown; on Wednosduy, 6 1 A.M. for Europe, by stonmahip Alyerin. via Quaenatow Thuesday, 1:30 A. M., for Europe, by sveam shi ia, via Pivmonth, Cherbourg and temburg: om ster aay, at 3 for Burope,, by steamship Britannic, via eadence'lor France. Gerinauy ad eot- Hind to be forwardet steainer must be specially ad dressed), and wt 3 A. scotland direct, by steamship Ethiopia, vin Glasgow, and at 3 A. neo di vee, and . vie Sout ptm Alyorin and tor Denmars, Sweden and Nor NP. will lenve New York Dee i Tudies, via Bermuda and St. Thomas, ‘New York December 21. The mails for China, ke, wili loave San Francisco Jannury 1. ‘The mails tor Austra: Tin will leave San Francisco January 3, Le JAMES, Postma. INSTRUCTION. CGEBRAL SCOREENPIRG RITHMETICS HOU RE monthly. ise, Uo Bower: sro 234 8th aw EBAY foot of Broad. “GitA Acsinton shun way, wt 7290, 9: steamsbip France, vie i and Bremen. mnie will not CH LESSONS GI PARISLAN LADY ith a pure. prononnciation, in private .famalles or al residences: terms moderate, 434 6H DENTISTRY EAUTIFOL ARTIFICIAL TEETH $5; GUM, Si; warranted. NEW YORK DENTAL RO’ i. $10 TO $20-SETS OF TEETH BY MONTHLY (N. staliments, at Dr, WHITE'S, No, OO West Mth st, formerly of 155 6th WINES, LIQuORs, ee THE OLDEST VICTOK BE. MAUURE, 1iC AND Must _ CLOTHING NATHAN'S OLD, ESTAWLISUMENT, 333g OTH Ace Mene ih necthe biahest value paid for Sesto Gicthiniz, Carpets, e. Call on or address Mr. oF Mrs NAT TY MINTS, 243 3D AV.. NKAR 20TH ST., 50 PER re in'cash paid than elsewhere tor cast-off Clothe Or ‘attended to by Mr. and Men Mis Mints MARKS’, 101 6TH AV, Orr ales and xeehtlemen will Uo ax for Onacoft Cloth waited on by Mrs, pt attention. Dorpelnc teas farke. Orders. UP carehs 0) Toentere Heomeeees} Ate 50e, ost Mea a ake Ife, from the eradie to the ae