The New York Herald Newspaper, February 19, 1877, Page 2

mn FEY BEAL BPTATR BO BALE, utra! —LARGSs AND SMALL Hi "SES AT SPECIALLY erecaced aes. V. K. STEVENSON, Jr,, 4 Pine st. wh ot. A a | 33 Bawt loeati elegant, as i F and ranen Lo Gonteal ark, Apply to HOME Mon 5 oSTORY Wlait STOOP BROWN 1} built, 44th st., Broadway and Oth SON & PEET, 1.485 Broodway, near “Open evenings. Ea FIRST CLASS BRO ou best part of 2d ay. $17 HOO gE w OR LE~THREE HIGH sTooP B shame Honse 2 West 40th st; immediate po: IMPSON & PEET, 1,488 Broadway, noar 44th st eveulns or, AV, Onna on ; Low pric Bath st. BROOKLYN” PROPERTY fase TO LET. a 44th st, WN STONE PRIVATE HOU Address Q. KING, Herald off N “110. East 3 3 For perinits, & ROWA: basement House OWN wasion, Open 4 @asy terms. FOR SALE VORNER BRI Choice busine: change ToL IREE ment brown stone House partly furnished itd 6 Irark place, New York. 0 LET—A FIRST CLASS HOUSE, front, three stories, high stoop, fou smaller brown scone; Nos. 270 aud 265 venient to all ferries; low “ren roy AND Hicit 7 Menry st., Brooklyn Apply to EMILE. owner, w ESTCHESTER COUNTY PROP! RY FOR SALE AD TO REN society, hoois, ehureh Deautiful village, no ferry; 28 minutes from di Central flepot by New Haven Kailrond: a bargain owe of the band- nest, best bullt, most eigibly losated Houses in Mount Vernon for sal no agents: will not trade, Address BUR: DAVIS, Mount Vernone N. Y- wir NEAR HA large house, furnished sy tbandant rust, ce NTRY sSKAT ttaye, ouebuild= Owner, E. gardener’s for wale cheap. OUT cITY FOR SALE OR °ro TENT. , Ml NEW BRIGHTON, NT—SEVERAL VILLAS, charmingly located Htionable neighborlvod; Modern couvenionces; stable; terry, cons AYLOR, Pine st. A RigHRETOWS—T0 LET FURNISIED, COUN: stry Sent, combining ail the ‘comfort, convenience and elegance of city und country, new house : four acres in lawn, and nt FNER, box 3:46 Post office, New York, ERTY IN A WESTE! paying 7 per cont all taxes, insuram brance, and will be sold at a bargy for selling. Lock box 494 Bristol, C 5 AT NEW: N. J.—A COTTAGE HOU ms, well aud cistern: convenient to two lines $3,000, For particulars inquire of WLLL- Mercer st., or on the premises, 206 Elm WOlt SALE AND TO RENTOAT PLAIN handsome Kesideuces of all stzes; ulso furn ealltion; Lots for sale antl munev | EVAN Park E ‘ednes Sr a Yel. 1 Fark’ row, room 50, New Jersey; all modern improven ihre minutes’ waik from station: lightly Inoumbered, WALTER W. MONTAGU 3 Kth av. £10,000. Prope GE,.—COTTAGE RESII value $7,000, for Broctiys Also, Residence, value $10,000, for New York Ninth ward pretorred, Al ft O-acre Farm, free, for cash and exchange. Also two Pi * in Orange for City or Brooklyn. Aiso Vottag: ae $2,000 to $6,000, 4. BALDWIN, 145 Broadway. TO LET FOR’ BUSIN SS pu HLPOS: BESsEtr “BUILDIN Fireproot, Located on Nassau, Ann and First Floor to let; suitable fur bankers’, insurance offices or Juwyers: will be let toxether or in parts; be altered to suit tenints it desired; adapted for ofices or stores. Reasonable rents, Jaw oilices to let ON THE PREMISES. Inquire for Janiter. uiton sts. Also some eli APPLY ‘Tuke the elevator. STEAM POWER, P EARDS TO LET—SECOND FLOOR, SIZE 55; L shape; splendid light. Inquire 49 it. GOMS, WITH I talent pur < Groue AT LOW RENT, CORNER GOTH ST. AND 10TH Suv. ; conxpienons corner: may be seen daily, For terms soni to EARS, 7 Warren st 3 o'clock, trom LET—WITH STEAM POWE nent Lota or suildings on 7th av Bis. Apply V WES! 7 hy Varie TPO LET—THE STOKE AND APARTME Waverley place, one door from bth av.: good Any leht business? rent $500 per aanuin, THORN RODMAN, Real Estate Agent, 696 Broadway, corn O LET—LOF WITH POWER, APPLY AT 177 Prince st. NO LEASE—FROM MAY 1 NEXT, Y CUEAP TO the right party, together or separately, the and well lighted Ave Cutts, 75 also, five, Cotts of 34 Hn, Secupied by Messrs. Kerbs ib hase Inquire on ZAR BROADWAY, BROOKe plate glans windows; sple' ery, shoe or drug busines: e until May 1.” ADuly to Brooklyn, M OF to 25014 ur story building, alley way sewing to |. PAINE, 7 Warren st., 1 EAST tre, manufactory MPO LEASE. ie FOU R STORY BU Hath st, auitavie for piano of turn lighted on all sides; sige 25x10. Je 50) East 4ui st., _IWiST SIDE STORES TO It Apply to J. ROMAINE KROW near Bowery. 13D AND ISU Brond= “DWELLING HOUSES ty “Furnish DWELLING, NO. 621 L vurnished or unfurnished Kae $1,200, NUMBER OF FIRST CLASS HOUSE LET, furnished, B. W. WILLIAMS, a37 eh co NEW COMPLETE Lists OF FURNIS Houses at 4 Pine TO LET, A OUSE TO 1 a well extablished boardl ddress 52 Broad st., a EWELLY R PARK DEPOT A le, Residence; URE FOr . t now filled. Apply at u (STOOP uk ROWN stone Hi month. ALKER, 150 | LY FU murat HOOM, GRATE” Priee, TO Jet, to one or two gentlemen. 137’ Kast 4 th st. FEW HANDSOMELY FU without bowed. to x (URSISHED KOOM TO RENT: TTYNEE rf, FoR | Phousekeeping; bath and gas; family private. 28 East | Bist, near ad a | JVoR. Hocs. FURNISHED—ROOMS, $3 KERPING | ES to 86 week; hail Rooms, $1 75 up; | West » id st. i | qyok HOUSER fortably furnished Room z privileges: 19 Kast 13th | mo LET—NICELY FURNISHED, HALL B rent $ per month. 131 between 3d and 4th ay: ladies or gentlemen. n a ou La, NEATLY FUR- | r geutlemen or light housekeeping 101 Woat dist st. Hing second bell a Tpo LET-—WITHOUT BOARD IN A PRE: HORAMILY hed Kooms, also a front Parior, oral havdsomely furn: 4) Went 24th st, BAST 16TH ST, NEAR UNION SQUARE nished communicating Rooms on second tloor th floor, | 119 | on OATH st, Ato let to gente 4.7 ,N EAT, sori large reception large hall Ry 1i4 KAST—NICKLY FULNISHED ROO) u, en suite or ly; references, RIVATE Ho EXTRA Room, suitable for physictan, and iu, nicely furnished. “ROOMS K PARLOR, LARGE Room, on second thor; also front’ Room, on | shied for ali newly und ele; furnished, hot and cold | water, fire, gax ane bath 465) 6TH AV.—PURNISHED, G Ioiarge frout Parlor and Bedroom; privilege ON FIRST FLOOR, Night housekeeping. Seen any time, ct : | UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APART- gi TO LET. — VERY D CORN} JXand bath, 43d se and sth av. ; SON & PEET, 1,488 Broadway, evenings. 340 por tionth, RINE near 44th st. Open EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS. Now GERMAN LLOYD breasisilit LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, cou beta ecb 4 fae. Pog ror Hoboke: it AMEIOA h 10 i [inti Seer Marek 1 Prepaid stecrage certificates, $32 currency. For (eolaht oF Dawoes SiGHS & CO..2 Bowting green. AMBU RG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY'S INE for plymouth, 0 ey a ater Humber, i )MMEBAN Ba... HA! INIA... 'sMaren 8 Bu * seeeeMarch 1] WLELAND, March 15 Rai ussaue to Piymouth, [aed Cherbourg, Ham- burg and all points ty England :—First atin. a J, gold: Second Cabin, $00, cold; Steeras on K B. ite CHAD. rs BOAS, General Agents, General Passenzer ", 61 Browd st Sra Li NEW YO! Bi 0. GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN, LONDONDERRY, Mtoot of Canal su) 24 to Thursday, Februar; day, M from pier ATE OF 1DaAHo, NM. “Cabin, ‘gs, 870 an Intermedi ge, $26. Passengers booked to Paris, Hamburg, Nor Sweden, Drafts on Ireland, England, France and (is many at lowest rate WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. SPEGIAL NOTICH,—THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP NEVADA, Captain Guard, sulls from pier 4 North River, (aot of 3 x st., for Queenstown and J elbsf on Tuesilay, Hobrnany acme Was ae reat Cabin, inter: ‘and stocrago passage at lowest rates. Apply to WILLIAMS & GULON, 29 Broadway. i \ F , GOTH st. and 10th av., m |. May be seen daily, For terms apply to. A, SEARS, 7 War- ren st. 1K 7 3 rent $100 per & PEE, My Se Bondway, near 4dth st. —THIRD FLAT OF HOUSH NO, 808 3D AV., | Lnear 27th st., In perfect order, all imp | small family: rent moderate. Apply in_ofice, on premtves SpaROE Es) w. ANTED. | BACK PARLOR” ANTLY FURNISHED, AND fo atugle fasseie with @aeallogs ORME. ae ry low rates : suitable for married or single persons; references excluanged. poly on BLOGKS FROM BRO. opposite Gramercy Park. class Board. 21sT ST, with first Roos to let; first class Bo 63 Eust 4th st. “WASHINGTON PL\CE.—ST, JULI jegant Apartments to let; al for gentlemen; house entirely renovated, and feapecinlly lotr Ro adapted for families. French tal $4 UP.—SELECT BOARD, AT TRAL PARK, for husband and wito or tamily lid air; Rooms. jo or connecting: none but respectable persons need ap: AM CRAWFORD, Madison ay. dison avenue car. CHOICE OF 1 fest ‘clus Board ; references: Inquire of WV "FURNISHED ROOMS, ¢, at 196 Macdougal st? to $16 for two, with Bourd; single $7 and table Board $4; house heated by stean $0; 10 WAVERLEY PLACE, NEAR BROADWAY.—FRONT Rooms, $12 to $16 for two, with Bowrd ; sly $9; table board, $4 50. 167 She —TANDSOME LARGE AND small Rooms; very low prices for superior tuble, neat- ness and attendance, West FRONT ROOMS, Witt TON PLACE. — two, $12 to $1 out on 26st transients tube 5G), BAST Bust Sts SQUARE AND HALG AA Room, with Bourd; table Bourders accommoduted ; Strictly frst class, D1 7TH ST.. NEAR BROA 9 WE Wal OAwith excellent Bourd, ut very moderate price tion and house first el NEAR BROADWAY.—LARGE TH 40,28 sinall Rooms, with Board; day boarders xceom- odated : references exchanged, 4 2UTH ry Osinare Booms, relerence, loca N LARGE, nny and others, with first class Board } TRABLE, , WARGE SIZE HALL WE St. Be wale or nel itourd; terms $4 50 to 31 4,6 TH ST.—LARGE ‘COMMODIOUS | Sl A-ndiss with good ‘Bosrdah seer reaeade relerences, PRIVATE FAMILY OF THRE! Ow qT their own house, will let, with Board, one or two pleu | ant Kooms to a desirable purty, 135 West 48th eh st. “BOARD AND LODGING WANTED. \ J ANTHD—BOAED, FIRE AND LIGHT, IN JERSEY Tity, for ba and private family, price $10. allive. y and ‘gentleman, in clean weighbork od Address H. W. H., Heruld HOTELS. W ENGLAND HOTEL—LODGINGS 50 to 200 light Rooms; for gentlemen only, iAweekiy Corner Howory and’ "Byard. i 137° FULTO. “Rooms 50¢. to 75e, CABLE’S BELMONT HOTEL, | Broxdway (European plan), 0 $5 4 week. oO ¥ AND 8TH & NE ms, with iat clase tuble, $2 per day, $7 per week: ot CES REDUCE gentlemen and tumatites. Frankfort and William sts, OU; corner Se, und UROPE. AN STEAMSAIPS. On DIRECT LINK” TO FRANC z J THE, PRANSATLANTIG COMPAN AMERS | BTW NEW YORK AND CALL AT PLYMOUTH (G. 8.) for the landing of passengers, will saii from pier 42 North River, foot of Morton st, alternate Saturday, bey CANADA (Frangeul), Vor particulars address LOUIS DE BEBIA every February 24, 2 P, M. Broadway. ) HITE STAR LINE XP abe U south of the stown all the y we FOU pier in gold; return tickets on Saloon staterooms, nf bathrooms are placed amidships. where th My d motion are least, affording © attainable utsena, H STOOP BROWN i remt $300 per month, 1,488 Broadway, nour 44th st. Open 2Ud st, opposite London truer: Apply to owner, 46 West 20th st, COMPLETE LISTS OF SHED CNFURNISHED TAMS, 857 0th av. “MODERN Titi stone Ho) banal 45th Ue Tata BAR Apoly tod. ROMAIN TONE HOUSE, 4 rent $2,000, a i 483 Broudway, near 44th st. Open 4 feet wid TIM PSON 4 PE evenings. i, ON 4 With uo seceptabie tenn For perinit apply to A. (pO LET—A FIRST CLASS 1101 WIND ¥ would st SOtN st. 1} roows; handsomely rescued ; improvements; rent, $1,500; to private amily only. KNIAM, 600 H 1 LET—FURNISHED, FROM Mako C tober, » four stery brown stone House, on tween hand ith ave Apply to 0. W. BERG. Bt, cast basement. STORY ent) z Foon brick House, with wll improve: bef nt of March: lucated No. 3 v4 oth st. newer inv: tyeurly rent, $900, Inquire of GEORGE WILT, 102 Sa av. STORY HIGH STOUR House, ri ost. NEAR Diroudway, $1,960; three ath wt, $1,100; three story, Old Bt, fue IMPSON “PBET, 1-456 Broadway, neat Hth st," Open evenings. STORY igi STOUP BROWN STONE HOUSE .— poowite Keservolr squure: Font $2500. TMD *) Pape h on evenings. Stony Wien “ROWN Siem HOUSE, 21 st. noar 6th av. $2,000; immediate elon TIMPSON & PERE, 1,468 Broadway, nowe ALSO Went 23d ¥y TVATE FAM a Fine BCT i Roums for wentlenen; permauuent. 3s pli 1y at th the company's office, 87 Broadway, New bisochnehtaes FILSON LINE.—FOR SOUT ki J. CORTTS, Agent. V MPTON AND HULL, sailing from pier 5% North Rive: HIN DOO, vraary 17| OTHELLO. us follows First cabin, $70, currency; second. cubil Excursion tickets on very invorable term issued to Continental and Balule ports, ticnlars to ¢ L, WRIGHT CO. COLL NARD LI al R. With @ view to diminish the chances of colliison the stoamers of this tine take u specie course for ull weasons of the year, On the outward passage from Queenstown to New York or Boston crossing the meridian of &) wt 48 latitude, or noth- ing to the north 43, On the ward passage crossing the meridian of 50 at i] a jertende. nothing to the north of $2. W YORK TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, A. Wed., Fet | ABTA Wed., Murch 7 ; 8 | ALGERIA, + March 14 Steamers tarked (*) do not curry steerage passengers. | Cabin passage, $30, $100 and $190, gold, according to wee | comtnodatio: Return tickets on favorable terms. Steerage tickets to und from all parts of Kurope at very | low rates, | Freight and pessngo office, No. 4 Bowling Groen. | Anu! ES G. FRANCK | $45,” currency. Through tickets Apply for full par- South st, co. Agent, [MAN LINE, FORK QUEENSTOWN CITY OF RICHMOND. 00.008 | CIPY OF BRUSS | CITY OF BERL March 24, ne 1 From pict 45 North River. Cabin, $80 and $100, gold. Return tickets on favorable | terms. ‘Stee 28. currency, Draits at lowest rat | Saloons, »1 soaking, and bath toms ariiiships, | JOHN G. DALE, Agent, 15 und 3 Brondway, New ITED STAT! AND GLASGO: M. HIOP. eM. | VICTORIA, w “EVieRPOOk. Ont NCHOR la Axcuonta, ri CALIFORNIA Men 4 TO GLASGOW, Cabin, 859 10), rding to aceommodations intermediate, $45: steerasce, W YC AND LOND UTOPTA,...Veb 2 MAI BLYSTA..Mareh 10,2 P.M. Cabin, $55 to $70; steoraue, $ 8. Cabin excursion tekets at “edueed rates Dralts faxued for any amount at enrrent rate Company's piers, Nos. Zand 21 North jv HENDERSON BKOS., yee POR QUEENSTOWN 1 Agents 7 How! tala 7 TERS NOs 44 AND OID LONDON re “LIVE KPO! HA England ...Feb. 21, 11 A.M, | The Queen, Mur, 7: Cnbiv and steerayzo passage and’ dents trom £1 upw j Heened a6 very low ratos, Company's uilees, it Heowlway. J. WU RST, Hanmger, REAT W G to WRsTOL . sailing from pier J8 Bast Kiver as follow: r Susarday, February 17 ARRAGON, by: stay, February i Cabin passage, $70; intermediate, $15; steoraze. ¥! enrreney | excuriion tickets $120; prepaid stecraye cord: cates, 28 Apply to W. D. MORGAN, Agent, 70 south a © BLOCKS FROM HROADWAY.—LARGE AND SMALL | rd, “WELL FOR- | ingle, $8 to $7 por woek; | overy Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday. with Maryland aud Delaware Neti lowest rates, offices, 197 Greenwich CLARK & SE or dations, app! thence per Morgan's steamers to Texan ports, Throw Villy of lading signed to all points on the Mississippi Kive: Mobile, Gatveston, Indianola, Corpus Christi, Rockport, basis. Nusdads leave Diet No.3 North River, at 3 P. M. erry OF VERA C RUZ. ee CITY OF MEXICO. veston, Houston und Henderson, and tl aocommodations) apply to po! Thursday, Mareh 1. ETO NOL E, SWITZERLAND, Ma Mey DIREC HA ae. Econom XD, BE fe RMIS a aia ure eons Tarpeleanattuake pasbe es Loe, comfort and ving poe For Hi, EDYE, & 0. 1 We MORRIS, 27 South William st. (Morris? winoper lar, “COAST WISE a AMSHI Ps. RIO MATL AND AMA” TRANSIT us SrtAwsui Listes, For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW | ZEALAND, BEITISH COLUMBIA, OR sailing from pier fous Canal a, or iver For SAN FRA Steamship CRESCENT CITY, sintasten: ‘Yurch t connecting tor Central America and South Fucilie ports ROM SAN FRA. 0 TO JAPAN AND CHINA, Seema ay OF TOKI ‘Thursday, March 2 From BAN FRANCISCO to SA! Dwich ISLANDS, AUS- D NEW ZEALA Wodt , February 28 ALIA A. Stgamanip omy OF St DNE ht or passage uppl: we. Je BULLAY, Supetinisudant, tof Onnal st, North Kiver, ci . CLYDE &€ CO, or I No. 6 Bowli ath pier fo Is age aA COMPANY, ailing from pion #7 North fave or Norfolk, City Point ‘uni Richmond, Thovdaya, Thurs: days and Saturdays, at 3 P.M. connecting with ¢ Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, Atlantic Coust Line, Piedmont Air Chesapeake and Ohio Ruilroad, and ‘with the com tu Hines to interior points in North Caroling xn ern and Wushington, N, C. (via Norfolk), Lewes, Del., Monday aud Thursday, at 3 P, M., connecting Passenger accommodations unsurpas! ‘Through passage tickets and bill bi teas to all points at Insurance to Nortolk, por cent, tly at pler 37 North ‘Télver. "Gonerai N._L, MoCRKADY, Prosident. EEKLY LINE FOR F PORT | TOYAT, 8. C.; BRU wick, Ga.. and Fernandin Fia., sailing every Friday, from pler 20 East River, at 3 P. M. Steamer CITY OF DALLAS +.:Capt Bines......Feb. 23 Tickets to all points In Florida, Apply, for information and tickets, to ¢, H. MALLORY & CO. 163 Maiden ‘une. lok HALIFAX, N. 8,—CROMWELL LINE, Fi, Steamaly, CORTES will Jonve pier’ 10 North River on ‘rida: are! as a ‘or it OF passage apply t if WAN, Lea eae nriaaeditd adhe Freight received SALES AT AUCTION. | AUF Sas Blonde Mo OLD URN ORE co at five « NO. between BEHOLD EC crimson, t Kish hand 8p Spi rosewood and wi Hume pened covered in es brocade, 6: dt mr Ens: in and cotelaine ; rer Fine selection importen bron: One pair French bronze Cupids. ‘One pair Casar and Mark Antovy. One pair Milton and Shakespeare, ‘The Four Seas i 2x pairs of | it valuabl Library and See Library Turkish eae Library. Lables, W: ak. PROOM Penning, CONSISTING of elaborate and plain Bedroom Sets, inlaid ne wilt Red: ads, Dressing Cases, auneee Chi fouters, ise #3 fine hair and sp t Hots, rep Pot eh D UE vin two fatension Tables, laid Fi aoa at Sideboard, Chairs in leather, rware, Dinner and ‘Tea Sets, Cutlery, & II Stands; velvet, Brussels and in: arp n Furniture. . B.—Take Sixth avenue or Broadway cars to 16th st. Experienced men to picks ship or remove woods, city oF count OBERT C. CASHIN, Auctioneer, mat No. NEAR GEN AY, 2 brilliant toned Hiaucfortes, Sietaway and Windsst. 3 wuporb Satin Parlor Susie, 2 elexunt rosewood Etageres, Zelegunt Mantel Sots. 25 choi ne Figures 20 pieces Marian Statuary, 15 windo wee Curtains, 2h Brussels and Ingrain Carpets, 20 Hine Oli Paintings, bext artiste, 2 elegant Cabinets, B elegant Library Bookcases, $ elegant Library Tablox, 2 Lady's Secteturies and’ Bookcases combined, 8 Ensy Cauirs, Turkish style, 2 Musie Boxes, best Paris makers, nt Suits, complete, in blaek walnut, hair and apri ‘and Bolsters. gant black walnut Rockers. 24 Bedroom Chairs to match. 3 om 24 lack. walnut 2 china Dinner ee Tea $ Sts ‘Silverware, Cutlery. &c. LUKE FITZGERALD, Auction Goods boxed, carted und sipped A. “TUNIS JOHNSON, “AUO: TONEER, old stand 37 Naseau st THIS DAY, A aT on oOrcLock, as oar sulesroom, 37 Nussau st. GREAT SALE OF CARPETS, HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICK FURNITURE, ABOUT 50 FINE “BRUSSELS CARPETS. 25 ingrain and four TAPapas Carpets, rosewood Parlor and Bedroom Suits, rosewor Extension Tables, Chairs and Centre Tabi curled hair Mattresses; lots of Kitchen Utensils, great variety of Office Furniture, &e., &e,, &¢, Personal ee to sales at private rosidences, TCE. NTs here’ & KEARNEY, id GE, HERIFE RAL AUCTIONEERS. SALHSIOOM. 22 UNION SQUARE, usar OTE ST. PARTICULAR attention to the sulo of FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, WORKS of ART, e., elther wt our store or ut private rosiden ‘Attention is callod to the location of our storo, as it te the ntrally located In this city ral udvancem a an consignments, Lil yen aes A superd collection of American and forets Ol Paintin Lae several of which are from the iast Parts Salon Exhibition tind the Amerlean dircet from the studios of our best artists, how on exhibition ut the Schenck Art Gallery, 80 Lab TULSDAY ana wie DNESDA Febraary 20 and 21, wt 12 o'clock ouch dav, ETS SCHENCK, Auctionoer, tw mad Special Announcoment. ee BE'S SA) TUESDAY, Ppa any 20, at 11 o'clock A. M. JOR NASSAL Ait MAIL STEAMERS | ut No. 20 Vesoy st., ulargo nud'varfed stock of Stationery leave New York Menpaler oe eee 7 und 17, Leave | and Fancy Articles; also u compicte Bookbindery and Print- Suvannab, Ga., Mareh 1, 12) and’ ing Office, the proporty of ee late firm of Allen & Co. MURRAY, FERRIS & CO., 62 South st. KICHARD ESTERBROOK, Jr., Assignee. EW K AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK — SSIGNEL’S SALE,—NOTICE.—THK STOUK ON These first class steamships will sail at 3 P.M, from trade, Goods, Chattels and Effects of the late Millinery, North River, toot of Cedar st., for Havana direct, Business of Marie Tilmann, No. 423 6th av., the city of is Now York, together with Lease of suid promises, and all , February 24 Wednesday, March 7 surpassed accommo- eight and pi . CLYDE & CO., No, 6 Bowling Groen, McKELLAR, LULING & CO. Agents in Havana. M ‘ORGAN'S LINES TO NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS— LThe steamers will sail from pler-36 North River ay fol Won GAN crry, «Wednesday, February 21 ALGIERS. ++..Suturday Februar: ab ie New Orie direct, transferring Texas freight to Morgan's Loujsiuna ond Toxas lealfroad for Morgan City, Brazos Santingo, Brownsvilie and to all poiuts on the Gale verton, Harrisburg and San Antonio, Houston and Texas Central, International and Great, North and Transcontinental railroads. Freights for St. Marys wnd Fulton landed at Roekport, Rates ior Sun Antonio freight, via Cuero or Marion route, must be designated on shipping.recelpt. Insurance can be effected under open volley, of the line, to New Orleans, % per cont; to Texas ports, 4 por cont, For treight or further information apply ‘whocerr £ oltice pler sts North Kiver other Effects assi 4 to me, will be bal at public aucti on said promises on_the 19th day of February, in 11 o'clock A. Mi. ENE I. MUNGER, Abus Fupruary 12, 1877, SSIONEE'S SALE.—R, FIELD, GENERAL AUGTION- eer, sulexroom, No. 80 Bowery, will sell this duy, at 11 O'clock, ut No. 84 Bowery, u very large sswortment of Gold and Silver Watches, Cutlery, Plated Ware, &e., ke. Cou- sisting of tine Gold and Silver Watches, Opera “beep Mu- sic Boxes, Musical Instruments, double-barre! Re- volvers, plated Jewelry also @ very Mees nines: sral assortment of Bilver plated Ware and. Cutldty, conciot: ing of Cake Baskets, Pitchers, sugar and butter Dishes, Custors, Silver plated and white handie Knives and F Tea and Table Spoons, &e., &c.; also Show order, R. FIELD, Awan A ver Furniture, at re tween Sth andaeh iva. * ‘this Monday) morning, commone. ing at 10 o'clock, rain or shine; don’t fail attend the large Household Furniture sale, Over S00 yards carpets, 8 Parlor Suits, 2 Piauofortes, 10 rosewood and walnut Bed room Suits, halr and spring Mattresses, Paintings, Curtain Mirrors, Vases, Clocks, 3UO lots bei LAbrary, Dinin, Room and Kjechen Furniture. Goods packed and delivered 1. ROTH, Auctioncer, P LINE za BRAZIL, For Pernambuco and Buhia, Steamship CASSINI will sail from pier 27 Rast River, Mareh 1, at3 P.M. Rates ot passage and freight have been fixed on alow ‘or furtl Peay tion BPH fr, to the Caer . Be BORLAN fO Wall New York, ¥.. ei “AND MEXICAN MAIC 8S. AVANA DIRECT. Wednesday, February 21 Wednesday, Februar: big von “gaaaentardas Marel VERA GikUZ AND NEW ORLEANS, via Havana, Progreso, Campeachy, Tuxpan and Tampico. 5 aturday, March 10 Steamers will leave New ‘Orlouns February 23 and March 16 for Vera Cruz and all the above ports. For freight or re apply t SUiSft ALEXANDRE & SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway. AS LINK FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT KEY carrying the United States mail.—Tho steamer ‘ HOUSTON, Captain, Kldridge, will salt on Sat- ebenary M., from: pler 20 East River. ich Mig of ieding given tolall pointe on, the Houston aud Texas, Central International and Great Northern, Gul- ¢ Gulveston, Har- ‘Antonio railroads. Frelubts and tnwaeunce risburg and Si at lowest rati For freight, or passage having supertor ALLORY £60. 153 Maiden lane. Foe: NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. THE CROMWELL LINE, The steamship HUDSON, Captain Gager, will sail on SATURDAY, Februury 24, at'2 o'clock P. M., from pier No. 9 North River, ‘Through bills of lnding given to Mobile and principal ‘on the Mississippi River. Cabin pasiaze, $50; steerage, $25, Apply to CLARK & SEAMAN, 86 Woot st. Fee BERNUD. ELEGANT BRITISH MAIL jteamer CANIMA will sail for Bermuda direet, on ‘The Bermudas are now the most fa- r resort, For full intormation vorite and convenient win and illustrated pamphlet, apply to A. E, OUTERBRIDGE, Agent, 29 Broi way. the Ko ‘approved arpa are rried to Sydney, Kamvalla, for 83750. wold enelt, For, further particulars, apply to RW. CAMERON'S G William st, TRAVELLERS’ GUIDE. ALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON “AND THE BAST, Leave New York daily (Sundays exce; ted) from plor 23 Korth River, foot of Murray st, a 4:90 P, Furos ro- juced. OR PUL Ia, hand the New Jersoy Pouthera ‘Eulizon® pier 8. North River, foot Rect for Philadelphia, Long branch, ‘Toma's Rivor and nd M., tor Philadelphia, Ri Waretowh und Tuckerton. |” FOR BOSTO Gforiaton LIx NF EDUCED FARK. pies stoners avo ditily (except Sundays) from Fth River, foot of Jay ste a ’ PROVIDESCH LINK drotchronlyy STRAN Hid Loug Branch, Tot W. 8. SNED! trom pier 27, North River, foot of Park piace, at aL U Sid PHILADELPULA, aD PENNSYLVANTA — ArLROAD THE OLD ESTABLISHF, D Roure AND sitORt LINE NEW YORK AND ‘bD_PRILADELPHIA, 14 through trains ouch way siaile: 1 Saepots in Philadetphia, 4 tracks, the most Improved euuipmont and the fastest time consistent with abso press trains leave New York, via Desbrossos and Corte Jandt street ferries as ioliow, aa mata Limttod) pi tn bg M. Ree 4 wud 12 midnight. Sunday, 4 ee nigint 7. 8:30 A. Returning, truins leave Philadelphia at’ 7:80.85 90 wid 11 A. Ms (imalted exprons, 1 89 4.5280, Zand 2 midmzht, $120, 3:30, 7, oP, M., wnd 12 midnight, ‘Ticker wives, 26 and OAs" Broadway, No. 1 Astor Howe and tot of Désurosses and Gortiundt streets; No. 4 Court street, Brooklyn; Now, 114, 116 and 118 Hudson stro boken's depot, Jersey City. Kectzrant Meket Omi Burtory place, A YRANK. THOMSON, D, M. BOYD, Jr., General Manacer. General wenger Agent, "WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. ‘T 607 BROADWAY, CORNE, ST. DIAMONDS, Watchos, Jewelry, silk: 1 description bought and sold. KOADWAY, NEAR QisT 8 Jewelry, Nilvorware. India Shawi ns Mogottated. Ladies’ privat OKER S1., NEAR BROADWAY. Diamonds, Wateues, Jewelr; vers’ Mekets bought of Di &U.—DIAMON D3, hair Shawls, HAVING ROUGH PIAMONDS FOR BALE ove ol them by nddfewsing letters “ROUGIL ny Herald ofico, Boston; or 10 Liberty place, Tiny. HOLBROOK, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL THIS at 2 o'clock, ‘482 Canal st., two Pianos, Mirrors, boty Gurtnin black walnut Parlor and Chamber Sutts, Ma tresses and odding Carpets, Crockery, Glass aud Pinted Plea salad & Wilson Sewing Machine, Stoves, iron 3c. B. HERTS & bagaint AUCTIONEERS, SPECIAL PEREMPTORY | SALE OF WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDs, SILVERWARE, &C., THE KNTIRE STOCK OF RICHARD HUMPHREYS, THIS DAY, AT 11 O'CLOCK, AT HIS STORE, NO, 779 BROADWAY, DIRECTLY OPPOSITE A. T. SIEWART & CO.S, comprising tho most extonsive stock of rich Coral and fing Gold Jewelry of every description ever offered at auction Aino fine Gold Watchos, Diamond Jewelry, solld Silver und fine Plated Waro, Store Fixtures, Giass Unses, Sates, Coun- ters, ke. Sale positively without any reserve tu close the ustuess. STORE TO LET. TSIDORE J. SWARZKOPF, AUCTIONBER, 352 Bowery, selis, 103 o'clock, 15%" Allen st., entire clegant Furniture of four story house, Bluck walnut aud onaraclied Chamber Suits, hair and other Mattres: ets, dining room Furniture, tel ke. pos! itively without resorve. Dealers and house: keepers in: HAVEN, AUCTIONEER, ‘und Sulesroom, 39 and 41 Raat 18th 6 at mai WEDNESDAY, February 21, at 11 A. M. at 25 West 26th st. near roadwa: contents bf large four story hotiee, conslasing of Parlor,’ Bed- roots Dining Room and Kitchen’ Puraiture; Carpows, Nir- rora, Pinno, tings U E flice und sales pore 30 and 4) ey A. Contents of largo’ French AY, at 489 Went Sith, none sth ny., i Dining Koom and sconelettane of Parlor, Bedroom, STIONE. us Tt snorted Puraiture and Groce? AUCTIONEER, 15 ABINGDON Mortgage sule on’ February 19, 1877, wt 12 o'clock ) Gth av,, city of New York, of Hou: hold Furniture, by virtue of chattel mortgaxe given by Maria lilmann 'to Eugenio Tilmann, dated December 16, 1574, fled same date in Keglster's ofiice, city of New York. PETER J. CAGNEY, Attorney for mortgagee, — M NUSSBAUM, AUCTIC BR, 261 BOWERY, SELLS sthis day, 2 o'clock, 56 C ae st, between Hudson ard Washington sta Hoboken, . Fixtures, Machinery, di of Alo Brewery: tari Stillions, Desk coppir evden, Vat Pr Stowes, ert positively in Jota Dealers Inv ORTGAG: A} mortgages RIC “CAGNEY, square (th av.) at AMES — Auetionee: wii sell tuis day, at 10 o'clock the Furniture and Fixvures of the llextanrant at No. 128 Park av. CHAT WALSH, Attorne AX wae ERSDON TION Av MS sells, 11 o'clock, 619 “Grand we. splend Fixtures, Ale Pump, stock, Dealers ‘invite SALE. 8, FIRUSKI, GENERAL . Brooklyn, will sell this day, ‘elock, and silver Watches, di and old Jewelry. solid silver and plated Ware, Gui tols, &e., do. B; Goodst AWNBROK AWN BROKERS DM: Shawis ple and Spronds, ‘Its, Sho Pan y order of ogee ad Verte.” co. ] ICHARD WALTERS’ 80: AUCTIONEERS, WILL sell on Monday, at 1035 o'clock, at salesroom 27 East Broadwny, a large wasortinent of ‘Groceries, » viz, :—Boxes Soap. Stareh, Canned Goorls, &e.; barr Spices, Groen and Black Ten, Plekles, Oils, Chigpneys Corks, Shorry, Whiskey, Glochespins, ec. ; also'an Bssortmont of Feney, Goods, Dry Goods, iso one covered Grocers ‘agon. SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS &O, S. Herman, Auctioneer, sells 20; at 11 o'clock, OWBRY, or store, vir... of casks and and Rye Whiskeys, Port ors in cases, demijohiie and sale positive; dentor OONNEM late Sherif horry bottles; Fixtur al a Broves, &e. WILLIAM ©, BRIPF'S SALE.—VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, HAnctionoers, will veil, this day, at 11 o'clock, at No, 10 North Willi 4, all the Kight, Title and Intorest of Er- nest F. Frasch, which be had on' the Sth day of lebroary, TS77. of AU any timo altorward, of in orto the followin de: scribed property, to wit, i186 Showcasen, assorted size4: 97 unfinial ran nos, lot of Mato Glas, Fenvering. Safe, Benches, C, LRNARD REILLY, Shorith. Sionet painoms Depaty. ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER—OFFICE 38 Chambers st., will seil_ on this day, at ware ee the contents of th or Store 408 Kast 23d st. ine English Ale Pup, w ounters, Chairs, Thblos, Glasswar &e. RESTAURANTS, apie ONDE RS SIGNED WAS OPENK FIRE CLASS it UYT Broadway, corner of 4 nit beled) kbs /DWIG. EXCURSIONS. sah cdg. Steonr TIL LOM, pers of 20th and st inst, STE: » Ab. G, FO! be cHanrEn vor Ce usONA-svEANOATS, wdmesstwia ides" ais ee KASKELL, 119 South st. ____.. DENTISTRY. ALBERT SEMBALL, —Fuil set, $1 warranted. Di 345 Ori AV., NEAR 2187 $4; gold fillings, $2; platina, THE RUSSIAN POSITION. GENEBAL IGNATIEFY’S LAST DECLARATION TO THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE GREAT POW- ERS, {From the London Standard.) The Political Correspondence of Vienna publishes the following as the text of the declaration made by Gen- eral Ignatieff at the last sitting of the Conference at Constantinople:— It is with extreme regret that 1 declare that there is no longer any reason for the Conference continuing its deliberations, and that wo consider the Conference as dissolved, in consequence of the reply just commu- nicated to us by the delegate of the Sublime Porte. This reply is the rejection pure and simple of the i, Made at the lust sitting but one by Lord jalisbury, and upon which the representatives of the great Powers had agreed. My colleagucs and myself have declared to the delegates of the Ottoman Empire that we have rece!ved instructions to depart from Constantinople, leaving the conduct of current business to churgés d’affaires, I regret to be obliged to state that our common and sincere efforts have remained without result, and that our proposals, ag well ag the policy of Russia, acknowledged by all to be so moderate, and the constant and elevated object of 1t8 pacific action, have been misunderstood and wrongly interpreted. The Powers, acting according to their convictions and in their quality of guaranteeing Powers to the Ottoman Empire, have done everything that was possible and necessary to preserve European peace und to point out to Turkey the only line of éon- duct st can totlow and which permits it to preserve its integrity. The Sublime Porte ey refused to adopt this course, Carried away by patriotic demonetrations which are the outcome of noisy agitation and of a movement which, in spite a .cer- tain ¢éclat, is wanerg In foundation and 1s not without danger, the Porte bas opposed a refusal pure and sinple'to the sincere and unanimous dosires of Europe; in this manner {t perverts the relations which unite it to the great Powerx, and exposes it- sell, a8 was remarked by Lord Salisbury in the last sitting but one, to the danger of forfeiting the right ot invoking the protection of the Puwers and tho good Fasc of the guarantees which are insured to it by reaties, of TURKRY RESPONSIBLE, Tho Porte equally places itsa!! in the position of as- suming the responsibility of eventual disasters which may bethe consequence of this attitude, f hasten, therefore, to declare that, should the war which Europe has beon desirous of preventing again break our between the Porte and Servia and Montenegro, alter the rupture of the pence negotiations; an should the security of the Christians bo placed’ in tho slightest danger, either in the towns, in the interior or ‘n the sdaports, my government will consider these as fuets intended to involve Europe in war, | considerit my duty to add acertain number of other considerations. Actuated bya desire not to depart trom the letter of the English propositions, we have up to the presi time abstained from discussing questions which hae not an immediate and direct bearing on the object aimed at by the Conference, But while Ottoman tnnc- honaries organized manifestations in favor of the status quo, great number of petitions aud memorials wero presented to the plenipotentiaries of Europe. The subscribers to these documents prayed the Conference to take inte consideration the situation of the Christians inhabiting other provinces than those which are men- tioned in the English programme, » The inhabitants of ssaly and the Epirus especially have set forth the hurdsbips which they have toendure. The Cretans have hkew'! ought to show the defects of the organic law of their island, and to prove the unwillingness of the Turkish functionaries to carry out tho provisions of that luw, Lt is true that no discussion has been raised on these questions, but tbat docs not imply that we are going to pass them over in silence, VERY DESIROUS OF PKACK, Our governments being apimated with the desire of muntaining peace and quiet in the Kast, we call tho serious attention of tie Sublime Porte to the situation of the Christians of the Ottoman Empire, and wo ro- mind it that efficacious measures must be taken in order that humanity may be spared the sad spectacle of the repotition of the tragic scenes which have ex- citod the indignation of the civihzed world, and that without waiting tor tho shirepulony effects of the con- stitution which has just been drawn up, and which, even supposing it to be perfect, can only be fruit in a future more or less distant. I cannot, at the mo- ment, pronounce an opinion upon the value of this constitution, which, to be appreciated and defined, ree quires the promulgation of many laws. But, consid- ering that the progtamation of this constitution was contrary to the principles of the Hatti-Humayoun of 1856, and of the impertal firman of December 12, 1875, and that the treaties concluded with Europe are broken, 1 will observe to the Sublime Porte that henceforth {t must guard itself against tofringing those treaties, | espectally call 1ts most serious atten- tion to the immunities and privileges of the Christian communities, and particularly to the rights enjoyed by tho Christian chiets of aioke; communities. gNone of those rights and privileges must be diminish@d in any degree, or confounded with other rights, TURKEY'S ENORMOUS DEBTS, There is yetanothor question of general interest. which deserves to have the serious attention of the Porte, ‘he furkish government, after gaining the confidence of the European capitulists, has contracted Joans which amount to milliards of francs, The reso- Jution which the Porte has recently taken appears to contirm the engagements info which the Porte has en- tered with Its creditors, Nevertheless, the situation of the latter is not, up to the present, in any way im- proved, We believe, then, that it is the urgent Interest. of the Porte to think, without delay, of taking the measure snocessary to settle what the holders of Ottoman bonds have to reccive. That 1s theend which the plenipotentiaries had in view when they demanded that, in order to protect the bondbolders, part of the revenues of the provinces of which the plenipotentiaries were charged with regu. jJating the internal administration should be handed over to the Imperial Ottoman Bank, But the Porte having rejected this proposition, the Ottoman govern- ment would act iu conformity with the rules of justice taking energetic measures in this sense, In con- clusion, [ expreas the following wish:—May the coun- sellors of the Suitan who, through the influence exer- cised by them on public opinion, have brought about the rupture of the negotiations nnd led to this result, not have occasion to repent this deed and to deplore the unhappy consequences which may arise from the modification of the actual situation which determined the conditions of existence of the Ottoman Empire in the st oben concert and rAtdvdieal its integrity, EGYPTIAN GOSSIP. THE KHEDIVE CAPTURES TWO HUNDRED MIL- LIONS’ WORTH OF PROPERTY—THE RUIN OF ISMAIL SADYK—THE PROGRESS OF THE ABYS- SINIAN WAR. Carino, Egypt, Dec. $1, 1876. Monfidence in the Egyptian government has vory greatly, increased since tho ‘‘disappearance’’ of the late Minister of Finance, and the decisive mensures taken by the Khedive in removing this evil spirit of the administration haye mot with the most universal ap- proval ‘The late Mintster’s personal bistory 1s quite dramatic, and worthy of the land of the Arabian Nights’ entertainment. Ismail Saayk was the son ofa poor “fellah ;” his mother was nurse of the presont Khedive, Tho child owed to this fortunate circumstance the fact of his receiving instruction to allow of his em- ployment as clerk in one of the government offices Later, when the present Kbedive ascended the throne of Egypt, ho was made Inspector General ot the civil adminiatration, in which — posi- tion be was enabled to visit almost everv portion of Egypt. By bis great ability and energy he managed to become thoroughly acquainted with all the sources of Egyptian revenue, to manipulate their paymonts so that they all passed through bis hands, and stealthily to acquire a prodigious fortune. Per. fectly familiar with the most minute details of tho resources and administration of the land Ismail Sadyk presented himself to the Khedive when the first Gnanelal ombarrassments begau to be felt. He wag able to give the most Intelligent advice, and his communications were deemed most precious, Ho soon became Minister of Finance, He owned palaces in all the important towns of Egypt, and supported establishmonts more expensive and regal than those ofthe Khedive himself, He had 700 concubines and retainere innumerable, His charactor was most cruel and merciless to his inferiora, aad most cringing and ervile to those fromm whom he thought there might be anything to guin. He followed to a jot the Eastern maxim, ‘Kiss the hand which gou cannot crush.’ He punished bis enemies with the most savage energy, and was especially cruel to the unhappy Arabs, whom he piteously stripped of their meagre earnings, causing those who relused his tucessunt demands for money to be beaten to death or punisned. . THE WINTER OF 118 DISCONTENT. Upon the day of his fall he was in the very height of his power and spiendor. He knew that if Messrs. Goschen and Joubert should arrive at any true knowl edgo of the adminitration of bis department his ruseality would be brought to light, and bis tall would be certaip, To avoid this he resorted to a most daring Ho issued secretly to the most powerful # messages calculated toflame tho fanaticism i ir hatred to Christiana into acuon, He announced thatthe Khadive was about to sell their native land to the Curistians, He aimed af nothing less than sovereign power, A LONG PAREWELIA One bright morning he was invited by the Khedive to drive with him, He then left his palace, his splendor and his 700 coucubipes, never to see them again. He was driven to a kiosque in ho gardens of the Ghizereh the Inte Minister of War, was appointed Minister of WHO 18 THE AMERICAN? The now law courts seem to be on quite smoothly. Anew judge is about to ‘added ta the Ismailio tribunal. He will probably be an American, je most important causes now pending those to eclaim some £5,000,000 maven ‘of treasury bonds fraudulently hypothecated by the late Minister of Fi- nance, He raised some £2,000, 000 sterling on them at rates of between twenty and sixty. cent, No one, however, seems to know what has become of the £2,000,000 sterling. GORDON PAciA, General Gordon Pacha arrived here on the 15th of December witb his faithful attendants, MM. Gessi and Piaggia Healso brought with him two natives of Central Africa as black as ebony, and a young lion cub about the size of a kitten. General Gordon arrived in moat excellent health, aud in his person bears strong evidence of the Central African climate as not being zo unhealthy as imagined. Genoral Gordon was deco- rated with the order of the Medjidich and his commis- sion a8 Governor General of # Provinces of Equator renewed. He bas left tor Eugiand to pass a few weeks, and will shortly recommence his valuable work in the administration and economic government ot the provinces of Central Africa, of which Major Prout, a young and talented ollicer of engineers, bas been named Vice Governor General. DOM PEDROVERDAD, The Emperor and Empress of Brazil also arrived here a few weeks since utter having visited the Holy Land. Their Majesties won golden opinions from everybody by their modest and agreeable manners ana ap the delicacy with which they declined to put the £gyptian government to lavish expen: of en. tertaining durmg its present financial pressure. Tho Emperor and Empress are now gone up the Nale, They intend visiting Assouan, tne first cataract, THE ABYSSINIAN WAR. Egypt 18 most assuredly ths land forrumors, It was quite current in the cafés here the other day that the Abyssiniang were In ull march upon Khartoum, and would soon come down the Nile, Such reports ai fetes up daily by the specutators of the Bourse. But let me assure you of some facts concerning the Abys- sinian war:— First—There bas not been a hostile shot fired since Jast March, Second—VThat the entire Egyptiun army in the Abys- sinian campaign did not exceed 15,000 mea, all told, Third—That the entire Egyptian loss was not more than 3,000 men, of whom 1,500 were killed or wounded in the three days’ fighting of March 7,8 andy. ‘The remainder succumbed to sickness and the ordinary casualties of a campaign, Fourth—That utter tho three days’ fighting in March the Abyssinians left the country then occupied by the ‘ayptian troops in their possession and sued for co. Negotiations have been in train for some time, but no one knows whether peace has been formally con- cluded or not. A strong cordon of Egyptian posts command the country. CAN'T GRT AWAY. Rather @n eccentric looking individual has been bero for some time, who, as it is announced in the Engliah newspapers, 18 about to take command of the Abyssin- jan armies, He isan English militiaman. His great difliculty at present seems to be to get to Abyssinia, his departure, it is stated, being prevented by the egy p! government. The elliciency of the Abys- sinlan force will not be increasod by the advent of European officers; for they never can get any real con- trol over the people, and the irregular marauding bands under their own native *rases” or chiefs ia much more dangerous to a disciplined force than any attempt at regular formation could be. THK CAIRO THEATRES, Tho Operaand French Theatre are ag usual giving poreuriaateds upon alternate nights, The attendave howover, is very small, wars and rumors of war, and lay pressure reducng the number of visitors here greatly. SKILLED LABOR FROM ABROAD. Quite a number of English are now employed in the various departments of the government, noticeably in the Post Office. The Post Office has been one of the most officient administrations of this government, It has herctofore been carried on under Italian auspice: The town is now full of “economizea” Italian Post Office émployés, whose salaries varied {rom £3 to £10 sterling per month. They give place to English “ex. perts,”’ whose salaries are Ip many instances £1,000 a year. We patiently await a corresponding increase in efficiency. One result is, however, that it now takes thy “experts” five hours "to sort the mail after its ar- rival'in Cairo, whereas the £3 to £10 Italians used to accomplish in about half the time. THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE RACE, THE MEN COMPOSING THE CREWS WHICH ARE TO RACK ON THE THAMES ON MARCH 24, [From the Pall Mall Gazette.) It is seldom, if over, that the two university crews have presented so unsettled a shape so long after the commencement of term, At Cambridge most of the men who are likely to row havo already come up, and have gone to work; but the expected stroke, Shafto, of Jesus, who filled that place last year, has still to ar- rive, and until he takes his place the crew cannot be considered much more than scratch, If he were going to take any other seat than stroke, the crew would be — acquiring uniformity behind such other stroke as had been selected, and when he joined the swing would not ve changed. But since hels to come in as the stern the style will havo to commence almost de novo whi he takes his place. However, the practice meantime cannot be considered altogether lost time, for at all events the other mon areal! learning, or should be learning, to correct their personal faults, which 1{ cured will make them all the more ready to fall inte swing when onco their regular stroke is installed, ‘The crew is at present made up of fourold and four new hands, Tho latter are not always the same men, THE LIGHT BLUE CRRW, Ferraf, of First Trinity, has held the bow seat trom the beginning, and is not unlikely to retain it to the end, He is a winner of the Colquhoun Sculls, and hag shown himself on other occasions capable of doing good work for a light weight. Holmes, of Clare, bas been pretty constantly at No. 2, In the trial eights of December last he did mot shine as a very brilliant per- former, but ho seems to havo improved a little sinca that time, and as he is nota, heavy wolght, scaling about 11 st. 6 Ibs, or less when trained, he will not be such a great burden to the boat even if ho fails to im- prove as much as could be wished. No. 3 nade bas been alternately Ulled by Allon, of Lady Marg ul st. 9lbs.,and Spurroll, of Trinity Hall, 12 st. 3 “Ibs. ‘These men rowe respectively 6 and 4 in the winning trial eight of last December, Hoskyns, of Jesus brothor to the quendam “blue” of the sane name, and who rowed stroke of the pi trial eight, bas been now and then taking No. 4, whenover the. president has gone out of the bout for the ee of coaching. The stroke has been taken for the timo by Preat, of Jesus, who only came up in October, and rowed stroke of the winning college four in November. When Shafto comes.in Prest may be found in one of tho places more forward in the boat, The four old oars who are already rowing are: —Hockin, of Jesus, No. 6 last year, now rowing 7; Gurdon, of Jesus, No. 4 last year, and now 6; Pike, of Caius,’ No, 6 last year, and now in the same place, and Lewis, of Caius, the presi: dent, No. 2 last year, and now rowing 4 when he does notcoach, The coxswain of 1876—Davis, of Clare— will be again available, and is above the average of university pilots for skill and nerve, if we may fodge {rom bis performance last Easter, The three absen- tees who rowed Jast year are:—Brancker, of Jesus, who rowed bow, and who was at one time supposed to be coming up again, but who seems by report to have changed his mind;’ W. Close, of First Trinity, who rowed 3, and H. Rhodes, of Jesus, who was 7. There 18 more water than ustial m the Cam, and this should tend to make the rowing livelier than that usually seen in Cambridge crews while on thoir own river, THR DARK BLUR RIGHT. Oxiord seoms likely for the present to be as much plagued with floods us they were Inst season. How- ever, even with this hindrance, they might have begun work carlier than they did, This term commenced a week later thun that of Cambridge, and when the president came by ¢ be found very few hands ready to goto work with him, At first not a singlo ald oar Besides himself was in residence at the beginning of last week, To man an eight with a lotof men of whom only half at most would im the long run bo wanted forthe crew would have been almost waste of time, and the president was not unwise in devoting his first few days to coaching somo of his new men in pair oars, Murrlott, of Brasenose, who is courted on as the probable stroke, was not up; and when at Jast an eight was manned the stroke was taken by Miller, of Exeter, who did not row in the “‘trials,”’ any more than did Fenn, of Cambridge, but, hke the latter, no ie not uplikely to row bow finally. The new men who have been tried so tar have been, besides Miller, Grentell, of Balliol, 12. st, 8 lbs.—about the best man who rowod in the: trial eights, and promising oar Pelham, of Magdalon, 12 at 4 Ibs iainton, Christ Churet, 12 stg iv. ; Cowles, 8t. John’ mn 1) et. 1 ib, and algo Burne, ot Keble, and Findlay, of Balliol; butwe fancy that “ latter were used inore as emporary warming pan: nd that the new choices will lie with those first mentioned. Mulbolland, of Balhol, has been rowing on and off, but he i: supposed to be not strong enough, constitutionally, in the doc tors’ opinions, and if 80 be will be lost to Oxford. The old ours who are available are, besides Edwardes-Mo (the president) and riott, Stayner, of St, John who rowed 6 and Hobart, of Exeter, No. 3 last year, Hobart was the next to come up alter the president, and on Saturday Marriott took his place at stroke, Staynor also joining the crew the seeond time down, Miller went to bow when Marriott came in, Cowles 2, Stainton 3, Grenfell 4, Peiham at 6, and the other two pluces filled alternately by Stayner, Hobart and Mule holland, ‘There was @ strong and very rougn heavy weight in the trial eights—Booth, of Pombroke, 13 st, 4 Ibs, but he does not seem to have veen tried yet. The material of the two crews seems pretty woil balanced, so far as can be judged at she Oirst outset. Cambridge has alarger number of “mi: oars to begin with, and if the race were rowed m6 fortoight’s time would have for this reason a deoidea advantage; but there is plenty of time to work up the now meu tb the Oxiord boxt, and they baye plenty of strengtt, without being a rough lot, Webave seen tar nore uncouth oars turned out in very decent for! alter six weeks’ coaching. There will be justeig weeks of work from the day when Marriott irst took his seat to that of the race, if the Oxture should be on the usual day, ‘Ther has been some talk of the day being oe on account of the time of high water on March which 19 the regulation “Saturday week beturo Palace, He tound himself in the custody of « strong gard. The next day Ismarl Sadyk was on his way to ite long exile to Dongola, every piastroof his princely TRWARTS SLATE, quARaLE ‘AND WOOK SAN: ols, new and elegant designs, from $10 up, the trade boraliy dealt wi 0 a 1d 222 West 2d at, fortune, estimated at about £40,000,000 steriing, and every fecdan of his estates couiise ated, Princo Hussein, the secord son of the Khedivo, ana i stor.” twill be high water at London Bridge at Sh, 27min, that morning; and as the tide is Atty min tiles later at Putney, a start must be mado at $:20 oF 8:80 at latest to have the flood all the way to Mortlake, pl ‘8 carlior than the ruco has boon started for tem