The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 28, 1872, Page 4

COLD WEATHER IN THE NORTHWEST ——— A Flest of Vesscts Fronen ta at Saalt St. Marie—The Urews Preparing for a Tramp of Fifty Miles Through the Bnew. ‘From the Mineawkee Sentinel. Sau St. Marre, Deo. 1.—In all the an- nals of this piace, so sudden and violent 9 pet- ting in of the winter not been known. The autumn for the most had been unusual; I d delightful, cago boats went up into Lake Su uine of and comfortable return. The overnor of the State of Michigan advertised to extend the time of closing the canal until the 8d of December, and the lake was full of vessels. But hi majesty who site enthroned emong, the icebergs ruled to close navigation sooner than men bad calculated. Cold winds skirmished around from the north, and huge layers of snow clouds all black with war threatened from the northeast. Jack Frost sneaked around setting his engine-ra to bridg- ing up the shallow streams and bindin, U earth with cords of steel. On the 2th of No- THE STORMS OF NOVEMBER. se PERILOUS VOYAGE OF THE STEAM- ER CALABRIA, ———— At Boa tn a Fearful Hurricane—Patting ¢ Ship About Between —Narrew Escape from Foundering-The Event Described by « Passenger. From the Liverpoot Post, On the Ith of November the Calabria, of the Cunard line, loosened from her moorings Jorsey City, swung out into the river, and mmenced er yorare. across the treacherous rs. About 12 o'clock on Sunday night, the One of the florcest hurricanes that ever ‘across the Atlantic (as attest the number- Wrecks) burst upon us. I was awakened by Jorked half way out of f berth by the lurch of the vessel. I glanced out of the port- ole ; the scene was frightful. The sea, which a yw hours before was so calm, had risen in ite wiul height. The waves, running mountains yh, wore lashed Into fury by the wind, which w with @ violence perfectly inconceivable, ing round the vessel and through the rig- with the nolse of thunder. The ship was as with the force of over until the sea would right herself yember, just at the close of a snow fall from the northeast, the signal was given, and rom the rough Arctic King thundered down the northwest. The thermom down to 15 degrees soa heaved its white-capped waves against the iron-bound shore. VESSELS SEEKING A HARBOR, Vessels sailing were covered with ice way up their rigging, and some of the propellers had lashed from side to ald an earthquake, careen! washed her decks. Shi ‘with a bound that MADE EVERY TIMBER CRACK, then mounting the crest of a huge wave she ould plunge downward (as it seemed) to the | alxinches of ice on their upper decks. ‘The Ari- jottom of the sea. We hold on for our very lives. 40 that herarches touched the water, lany of th rs ran from their rooms Is that reached the Sault, the Japan ith blanc! and braced themselves in having run clear down’ from the gangw: 7 pi ing every moment the de- | Duluth without stopping. She ran up under the truction of ‘the vessel. The dishes and glasses | rocks at one time, and all hope was given up of nthe saloon came down with a crash from the | saving her. Her captain rang his bell to pur ths broken Into thousands of pioce from 5 The stat and wel © pitchers, wash bowls, water lasses In the staterooms were torn fastenings and dashed to atoms. vessel forward, but was misunderstood, and the engines set to backing. Just then the vessel folled, Ainging bim to the railings, where ho hung over the boil ng Waters,s0 that he could and pom doors were hurled open, and trunks, | not rectify the mist The blunder, however, alises, clothing, &c., thrown clear across the | saved them, for in backing she righted around ngway. Oh, how we longed for daylight! So | and came under control, “Her furniture, pantry furious was the dashing of the vessel it was almost impossible to maintain an upright post- ion, Tt was only by bracing my back against he side of the stateroom, with my feet against the berth, that { could save myself. Those who attempted to move about were dashed from side Xo aide, in imminent risk of their lives, “Mean- while ware and plano played skittles with each o brulsing and battering her passengers. main deck was one mass of hoops, stay flour from barrels shifting. RUNNING BEFORE THE sTORM The Peerloss, of the People's Lino, got under cover from the atorm before it reached Its cll- max. ‘This veasel has guards on her sides, after the model of the Lac la Belle, so that she rolled but very little. All through the storm she had her tables set, with no inconvenience from fly- ing dishes. Gapt. McKay, with bis usual pru- dence and skill, smelled mischief tn the win and made for quarters in a bay about ten mil the Sault. ‘The St. Louis Just grazed past the rocks, running wildiy before the storm, but Capt. Kelley kept cool and worked her into port with nothing more than a general scare, For a long time the sailors at the Sault watched TRE RURRICATE INCREASED. We attempted to run before the wind. The enain topsatl was torn Into ribbons and carried away; the very chain which held it to the y army, with links nearly a quarter of an ‘as snapped like a tow-string. Having t he engines alone were \ he way of the tremendc upon sail, able to carry us out of is waves which awept ‘The time came when every wave burst ‘over the stern of the vessel, striking her under the quarter like ‘Titanic, slodge-hammers. It emed impossible for her to withstand the onell for the Arizona who had left eight hours ahead ws. At every stroke we could bear-the shar Ung, ting of the slgnal-showing that our brave Pi the St. Louls from Duluth. Her wheel was iu was on the watch, and from his bridge | jose, And many hearts wore uneasy lest sie was telling the men at the wheel to hold her @teady. Directly over my stateroom, on deck, a rope had been stretched from one railing to U ther for the men to hold by, to keep them from being swept overboard. I could hear them, aa, catching sight of an enormous wave oowlng, they would run for their liv THEIR ONLY SALVATION BRING THE ROPE. I trembled for fear they would not catch It. Mt was also a signal to me, and I braced inyself accordingly, The lifeboat had been swept away d lost. The skylights of the wheelhouse gave wer and the men at the wheel stood to their waists in water. The captain came down with nN anxious face, and examined the chains which might have beon dashed to plece giving Day, however, her long, red pipe was seen coming down the canal, Her bows were all stove and her main deck was asight indeed. A couple of barrels of beer first started, rolling helter-skolter over the decks, bursting In bar- rels of flour and mixing their contents with the waves that washed in her bows, Three of her nen were nearly washed over and many of them bruised In the turmoil of shifting freight. A NUMBER OF VESSELS IN PERIL. ‘The John A. Dix had two barges laden down to the decks with {ron ore. ‘These, her captain reported, had broken thelr hawsera, and fifte: men were left to the cruel mercy of the wave: Id the wheel to the helm. Ingoing up ondeck | Q8the way down the Dix passed the Golden ain, he paused a momento speak to Mr. Yates | Rule, Who was signaling, wish her canvas all ‘of Bt. John's, N. B., who was standing in the | blown away. But she did not stop, Bhe also mokeroom.' At that moment a mighty wave | passed the Exile in similar distress, with her roke over the vessel, dashed in the side | voats all gone besides. When she arrived, she of the room where they were standing, | W4S completely covered with ice, even up to ashed the captain. from his feet, and | the top offher rigging, Her captain was pleaded Girew bine agaitet the donkey enitie, aa | with by the captains and citizens here to go out and look after her barges and rescue the sailors of the Golden Rule and Exile, but nothing could move him until the night of the 29th inst., when he sald that be would go next morning. Next morning, however, he made excuses and would pot go, “His milk of human kindness is rather diluted, avbioh he clung for his life, Shortly after he called a council of his officers, and the opinion of all was that If they continued on their Ahe vessel must soon go down under th fof water which was poured upon her from be- Qind That most dangerous of all experiments t pOn—OUT Ol pe—to put thi Men here were very ai as no one Phip about and Pring her Mead tothesea. there | Was ita situation to go out but hin. Bxocra: wore eight chances against us to two in our | Hons Were hurled upon him on every hand, and Tevor, Yet it waa done successfully, An old | {t would have taken little for many to lay their hands on him. The Cuyahoga came in last, but behind the fury of the storm. The crow of the Golden Rule manbaged by superhuman efforts to get and ran her into the toe, when tothe shore, The ty Cushing hes the crew of the Exile. The Bac: her canvas blown away, but got in safe. Middlesex sank, but her crew were rescued by tug. The Hemisphere, William O. Brown, C Griswold, and Jane Bell have not been heard sailor afterward remarked to me, “It was the Duest piece of seamanship ever seen in the At- Jantic, turning that vessel round in the tecth of that gale. THE GREAT DANGER was that In bringing her round she would fall Of into the trough of the sea, and tho waves. siriking her broadside, would sink her cap in. standing on his bridge, watched his op- portunity, as she mounted a treme ‘The and saw that she would have time to come | from t, a hope: ° round before the next wave struck her, He hove dipped Ps ol aa Md gove the signal. The six men at the wheel ‘ threw their strength upon the heim, and DANGRE TO THR CANAL. the old ship croaned, str , and keeled | Meanwhile, the water arose so high that it over, until the saloon ‘portholes’ were under | flowed over ‘the banks of the canal. breaking water, She hung so long in that position | through in several places, The cut for the new that the panic-stricken passengers concluded ehe would never right herself again. I myself gave up all hope. Visions of wrecks, of foun- red vessels, hid thousands of fathums deep, of pale skeletons in seaweed winding sheets. of ealt-lined b and grinning skulls, which i Ahickly strewn on the sandy floor, came before mie, and grasping my wife by the hand I waited to hear the water gurgle through the portholes and creep through the tightly-battened doors Yor the space of u minute the vessel lay in that Position, and then slowly righted. Should I live f thousand years I will never forget the sensa- Lion of that nent when life seemed to canal Was soon filled with water, which went rushing down, {threatening to wash away the locks, canal offices, and the warehouses at the lower end of the town, The superintendent, however, got his men together, and managed to shut the guard gates, so that the supply of water Was shut off, and the pressure on the banks relieved. Then the wind blew the ice and slush into the entrance, which froze so hard that it was Impassible. Men were set at work to open the locks and the propellers be- ‘an to force the ice, but with no success. News came at this time that the St. Paul and the Atlantic had been jamming at the tee in MOLE IN THE BALANCE mud Jake, and wereleonipelled to ie up for the Our brave. skiiful captain had chosen his op. | Winter. ‘This dampened all efforts, and the ves- The prow of the ship recelved | S¢ls prepared to lay u wunity well, Wor fat tore ‘Never before were. there 60 of the next wave, and we were many vessels how in a better condition; We were cleaving | caught up in the lake. ‘There are only five out She waves instead of presenting abroad surface | of sixteen steamers below, An immense ex- to their stroke. Toward noon the fury of the | pense will be incurred in shipping crews to them storm somewhat abated. The waves, although | !0 the spring. Besides, It will be impossible to ing hich, did not chas repair thei. each other so fu- Men here say that the danger of rio new topeall was rigge up, and we | being laid up here will never be remedied until put about again, and ran with the wind. —Ttwas | the canals ‘are absolutely closed on the 1th Speriious voyaze nearly the whole way. Capt. | oF 2th of November. So long as the time of closing is extended, shippers will delay their pods and shipping as long as possible, years on the The Mickan safd that for thirty-five ocean he had not al 80 Tough & passage. Biornn scored to xather Ite force agai aa we THE SEVERE WEATHER BROKEN UP Channel tt was blowing a furious cate.’ At the last moment of writing the severe Chanel ic was blowing a furious & weather is broken up, and is considerably Be seed UL Ce On nd ae eek’ | milder, If a heavy rain should fall the ico might be loosened so that some of the bo might get down. It Is barely possible, howe The little tug Cushing has been striving to op. the ice out to the lake, so that vessels might in from Marquette, She has also rescued th crew of the Exile. Too much. praise cannot b given to Capt. McNorton for his earnest endea' Ors to open the passage and rescuing the crew: He works his little tug almost in the space of teacup, and he sticks to it, too, Captains are unanimous In the opinion that he is the best tug coummander in the Sault, To-morrow the crews will start in, sections overland to the Straits of Mackinaw. The jour- ney Is fifty miles right through the woods, "It is hoped that at that place there will be some boat to receive thom. If there is not, they will push ‘Cuta pilot. We sent up rocket after rocket, but there was no respons NO BOAT COULD LIVE 4n such asea. We passed the spot where the Cambria went down with all hands on board, in lust such & gale: passod the svot where the Royal Charter was dashed to pieces on the rock- Mound coast, leaviug scarcely one to tell the Anle. Cautiously we felt our way in the inky Garkness. Every few rods the captain drew & ‘bucket of water, and, dipping the thermometer into it, would Judge of our locality by the tem- ¢ of the water, So that night of anxiety, d apprehension, passed away, and when aguorning broke we had crossed the bar, and (Liverpool was In right —— on down through the lower peninsula. ere Voyage of the Shiv Don Guillermo and the | are four or five women among them, and they Indian Queen—Twelve Seamen Li will no doubt experience considerable suffering. Prom the Liverpoot Post They go through a wilderness covered with , We left New York, Nov. 1 three feet of snow, An Indian runner will winds light d and variable from southeast, southwest, bring this correspondence down to the Straits, rthward, On the 2th it blew a moderare gale, | With the expectation that he will return in which increased with great fury and very Hien | throe days, pan eNO wea: weather dull an joudy, with passing Phowers, On the 20th the gales still increasi An Honest ( ticut Ma: AUG A.M From the Boston Heratd, S heavy sea broke on board. shifting Alive long Boat and spars, and filling te half dec fwith water, At A. M., the deck being con- @iantly full of water and the sea still getting Higher, we hove to on the port tack. On the ich the gale was still raging. aud the ship labor- ng very heavily, and cargo gradually settling to Ptarboard, the lee rail constantly under water, poare and everything movable being adrift. # ALKA. M. the gale moderated a Tittle, but at People who quarrel over the estates of their relatives, and dispute wills on any pos- sible pretext ought to be shamed by the simple honest f Morgan Case of North Canton, Conn. ‘The will of the late Seymour N. Case, of H. ford, which was found soon after his death, d'at the probate office, was dated in 1800, and all his property, excepting a legacy of $500 né of his sisters, to his brother Morgan Case, 1A.M. a sea struck the starboard quarter, | who was appointed executor. Thursday Mr bursting inthe cabin stern windows and floc Morgan Case, in looking over the effects of the ing the cabin, At 2 P.M. we were struck by @ | deceased, discovered a new will, bearing date us Aieavy sea, starting the maturail, and dispiacing | fate ns in the February present year, which makes an entirely different disposal of the pro- perty, and by discovering this will, and freely {and breaking the gunwales of the boats on the kids, and at midnight tho vessel's decks we half under water, the cargo still going lower, idig it public, has lost abo #7 he long boat was washed to the leeward, and | public, bas lost about GUGW, \the galley doors smashed; the main hatch tar- Nee ana aulin being adrift tw: with the wash of the | The lfon, Israel T, Hatch on our Canal Policy a fa F ghd the spars ghatng WH ARG Whe cane BUrPALO, Dec ‘The Commercial Advertiser overal times flooded, the water geting in at the his afternoon publishes an elaborate exposition o| »p of the companion and skylights, On Dec, | %f tis afternoon publishes an elaborate exposition of yPat daylight, we. furled-reefed. the fore. | an udependent canal policy for the Empire State from feat, and main topsail, lay Wo again | the pen of the Fon, Isracl T, Hatch, taking the ground Gander, the pilzen otaysails, the wind hauling Lo | that although the benefa of the Erle Caual are national, IN. D with terrific squalls, making the sea | yo te of New York le able to 0 of het Yworse, Toward midnight the gale moderated, ot the Bate One i sud yak. are Of her rors, powers DiltHieoy the, Rae Wea! | own canals, without taxing her own people or that of eel was reported dismantled on the loe beam, | {hitops y the wivletxport portion of Western FWe kept away to ascertain if she required as. tha auy Ystance, and OM rur alongside found her to from be the Indian Quee: he survivors of the crew eported Lor ad fast breaking up, and that they Bd points out how thé early ¢ vere inavery bad condition. We rounded to, strneting the orieinal ce in constricting the original cabal, as well a ot our boat out, and gent the mate and five tontargement, “He further says the only en hands to bring on board, This was done | largement uow needed Ip of brains aud honesty in the ithou cident, They were ten out of acrew | canal adminin hat the first needed step in cabal of nty-two, twelve having perished, ins | teforn has been accomplished in the viceiton « < ; " atah levaral at tho. Hix; that if veseel, propeller, aud railway. 0 SGiuding the capialy and mate, Reveral of those | Chtagohad reguiated their exorbitant freight charges Wrought on board were in a bad condition, and | Chicago had re rativels hese transportation ot Were attended to as Well as clrcumstances Would rn farmerawould bot this wit “edunit, ter be bu corn or bread for fuel, ——— : —<————— Philadetphia from « Local Standpeiut, Maw ¥ouita Race lone at the White House. WaAsHINoToN, Dec. 27,—The announcement ts From the Paula telphia Press, Dec + It seems to be settled practically that in 1873. B® yu ADAMS & 00. Have manatactared, expressty for the present HOLIDAY SEASON, THE SUN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE. Qoitcctom, ________. AMM, RY! INTRNORLY INTRR- LETTERS FROM VOLUNTARY COR rs iT! NATURAL INCIDENTS. BESPONDENTS OF THE bUN. "MEW, STARTLING, AND ORIGINAL, — The Syndicate a MEW, STARTLING, AND ORIGINAL. ate of Exchange. ph charac To the Bator of The Bun. 4 00s COAT, cs ee ie tn | onttgactive sragnnt and Sim: I have read with interest your odi- wit TED JESSIE: ra. ae y fe [Pope Ped Sree Tpono ulipe torial in Friday's paper on the report of the Lf EERE i! SMOKING JACKETS, Ra'Brookdya ead Whioh will shortly be prodaena, 2 MOS BY VANE ST. JOHN. M1 Ww SUN! si W BUN ROBES DE CHAMBRE, RAILWAY RUGS, ‘TRAVELLING BHAWIA, SILK AND MERINO UNDERWEAR. Committee of Ways and Means. There is one point, however, you do not touch upon. Mr. Jay Cooke says, in his evidence before the com- mittoe, “91 represents the value precisely there was nots fractional difference. donot in Roorn’s THEA T EE, sont. wbbory FOMOKOW Menagement respectfully announces brat em b MR. EDWIN BOOTH, ‘who will make his frst a Sn MONS RRR ce Be wi s ‘ou could have come nearor if you had — GLOVES IN RVERY STYLE, HIG NE employed all the facal mon tn th ‘country to ee- | NO HACKNEYED PLOT... 40,» nerpnpsrina, tnoteding wit th oateatacaut ceul.be presented imate It. Patt, Now this is evidently untrue, whether Mr. Jay BLUE-RYED JE861 BUTTONS, BUTTONRRS, AND CLEANERS. ‘Box sheet open on and ‘after Tuesday of this week, Cooke kno oF not whe Vy ci ‘Tho par of exchange, acoording to Mr. Rout- TO-MORROW's SUNDAY MERCURY. REVILLON AND CHASSEUR BRACES. Arterman nTTEN ONMITTER.- ine i oe Tel 's 9 per cent. | ‘The question, there. | \ CHANGE. SILK AND CASHMERE MUFFLERS, Capt C.W. GODUARD, late Harbor Master Port of | the sale of « ed Boat ‘bein Tore; ts, tt “Soo conte’ ct our’ mon viA AND 8 EEAcHIErs New Hcketa purchased of sidewalk speculators will not will’ purchase 100 cents sterling money, THE NEW YORK OFFICR LINEN Al MLK HAND! AEMLER, ox-Postmaster of Brooklyn, &. D, | Fecelved at the door, how much sterling money will 100 cen| OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMR® WITH INITIALS AND MONOGRAMS. Oe otor Le of our money, purchase? Mr. "Cooke says ot 18 NOW LONDON AND PARIS throrndehad — dsaees Tie RURTHEN NOTICR conta wi @ equivalent. say 91 conte an: " v) OTIC! 82 mills, Now if this ls correct, instead of there AT LOCKWOOD's BOOK STORE, SLEEVE SUTTONS, STUDS, AND CHARMS. TEE AR FAL M AEE, STeaee i: nitty SOTHERN being no fractional difforence, there Is avery #2 Broadway, where our new representative, . J. SUMMERVILLE. Pear in OTR BAM Teermomation Of considerable difference. This difference on B. RVERKTT JONES, UMBRELLAS AND CANRS, Olt BARNETT. oe Would be 80, and on Sano Fm. Shao will be happy to meet and confer with Christian work- Ao, ke, Mey RU Al 8AM, ay 0 profited by this fraction ers of the city and Btate. “ ; Yours, &6., : 8.8.8, FOMLEnES EUEDAY SORCOL TIA, SLRGANT FOR PRESENTR 4 Beantifal NEW SCENERY AND APPOINTMENTS. Garden.» cene docorated by Mr. Wilson of 14th « ‘The caat includes Mr. SOTHERN, Mr. GILBERT, M Stronatl Fire Department. . POLK, Miss KFFIE GERMON,” ahd” Mise COUR: @ BROADWAY. —— t p To the Buticor of 1he Sun. 2 See Descriptive Circular Managing Committee Be. | VAN: BROTHER SAM Sir: Please suggest to the Fire Commis- LADIES are invited to take any kind of sew- thesda Mission. MATINER, MATINER, MATINER, slonors that they, Increase the force of the va- 0 they Uh gt Sxsings GAN. ORERA HOUSE: rer aL Mes bead hee ee jous engine an 00k an ler companies to ir. AUGUSTE i Sole Lessee and Manager, Open one month in advance. EBS seers’ bl eect, acid Sngrete Bhat anartts | coxsway gp niiey aTIROTON Pd hh a aa BS REL SPE eso should be taken ‘without a moment's delay, for SL aes B ct OAs c i. GRASS’ HOLD AP ADDITIONS, | QTEINWAY HAUL RUBINSTEIN CONCERTS, the reagon that the members of the Fire Devart- A; Tor Rravciass sewing machines Wy natatio % | Interest on “deposits entitied thereto, for the atx FIVE MINOTES WITH HUMPTY DU MET, RUBINSTEIN and THEODORE THOMAS thom totally disabled by the exertions and hard. truction free. PO! a oe, months ending Dec. 31, at the rate of Six per Cent. pe 7 e CONCERT COMPANIES, ships to which they have been subjected during | ———__1@2 Rast bth ot. and #1 Astor plece,_ | annum on sl! ums of 5 and upward, will be pald TRogulat Matinee ot ROUND THE CLOCK TORRY EVEN IAT AVENE NG, Jan. 9, 11 the past week, UNDERWRITER, A NEW frat-clase sewing machine, y y FRANCIS B. SCHOALS, President. PRICES A8 USUAL, SATURDAY. AFTERNOON TAS ae and —_—>— ments in work at highest prices; tnstruction free; | Wang B. Wormatt, Sec, PRTER Actu RTH AVENT x FAREWELL CONCERTS IN NEW YORK OF Mr. Bergh © ments where he Lat aneuines oxesanged: Te Eros A Paaein ¥ SUL ACEO LEEATRE. ~~” ANTON RUBINSTEIN AND . = - aie \ITIZENS’ HAVIN e ‘snd Manager,..Mr. AUGUSTIN DALY. N NOTR Censured. <WANTED, immediately, 18 good hands to | (} f ADS» EW YORE. HENRI WIENIAWSKI, AMERICAN SoctRTY FOR THR PREVENTION OF iets it taki Mn 18—JANUARY INTEREST. : nupinsrernn 3” GR eR waane’ Sf, Aearcas, SoctaTT FOR THE PREVENTION © ie iven to pay for machines. "#94 Ho the Tweaty Fifth semi-annual Interest at the |< EVERY NiGHT, HOMAGN: RUBNISTIENS WIEN Avant “Raw Yous, Dee. #4, 16h. ih, the work yon can do, it you bay ‘i tate ot th per Gaal peta Soe aE ae | ee TTR ANS EVE, Or FALSE SHAME. TENIAWKSI, THOMAS,’ | RUBINSTEIN,” DRar Sin: The papers this morning report Als Te Williamebiirgh bApoialal months'next previous to January 1. willbe credited and THEO. THOMARS UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA — a cabal and al Ve a "i 4 " » 1 Y ™ ote ofleta Seton Inst night in the matter of @ cock = RUPRON HON p Tair aay a Pee eae aerator Called Tok cil, Fetaida bo pete REGULAR MAT O-DAY (BATURDAY.) OF OVER FIFTY PERPORMENS, ieht, one of those brutalizing exhibitions at wnich are | A operacorson W. a W. mactines. 18 Franklin et, | elpal. and draw interest accordingly, and will be entered NONY STOR’s_01 Housw, — | NIBLGS GARDEN usually assembled all that is vile and disorderly belong- | ~“5"o vane ATOR to work ai dressmaking. tas sin | Othe depositors’ books any time when presented after Ne BANKS Silt AM res, TWO PERFORMA ing to human society. perience an irresistible desire to give expres: fon of my commendation of your conduct on that cecasion, which leaves me in doubt which moat to ad. mire, the consummate skill with which you vindicated law in the arrest of the ble gang, or your lary exhibition of official Tesp onal re AB YoUin Lie city Fm Would soon be scene which recently TWO PERFORM. AFTERNOON AT 1.9. AFTERNOON AT. LS. FE iOAND LOTOS MORE SEWING MACHINES FOR THE LADIES, BECOND GRAND PRESENTATION TODAY at the GRAND MATINEE. GRAND MATINER GRAND MATIN GRAND MATINEE More splend Fesenced THE COMIC PANTOMIM MPTY DUMeTY. TONY PASTOR'S GREAT STAR TROUPE. Tixton = TRE Una, Se eaitiday evenings, sui for the Matinee, Bulwer's ‘avenut Gl ‘wanted to wash and iron and do housework. Apoly at 3 sth ay, Roe r od Bee ees Tey CREF 8S 18 Jacob ot ‘the 2ist of Jai The open ki 5 4 day for the reception ores of money from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M., on MONDAYS and SATURDAYS from 10 A. M. to"? P.M. Deposits made on or before January 2 willdraw interest from the ist of January. Bank Books in Gerinan. French, and My Bank, 88 Bowery, 8. W. corner of Ca et, A. QUINTARD, President. Skrmoun A. Buxor, Secretary. sewing mach of Bfooklyn, rumaniin in every crushed out, and the infamou CEATEMONT SME BANK: MPHEATRE COMIQUE, of ol JEMATEC eat pay, TOLD 814 BROADWAY, poasetat inotinecs of dogs trained te fereee co teat De eee oer ca ane etacaant cantar: ‘ays six percent interes. Interest commences from | in which Miss MARY GRISWOLD will make her frst | sfe soon nant Lessee and Managate ReeeO otters, of Some, tyine’ a reraeity to tear atrootn Aivaprucnat-etwacnidand'd | tat Ut January. Aur, Suly and October” Wank open | SRPSHTANCS torene arat time in Americ, the last Lon- | Firat woek of tie erent Rill Clown, Tather inhuman, wretches, would br fuspossibles fveasing PUBLISHER, stating resideuce | dany trom$ A.M. tod M, Ueaturdare, YAM: LOE, | gon Ricresaenction i First week of the Wire Waiker snd Top Spinnes, Trusting that your mauly example will tead to tmita cular. r . LL, . 1 eats lee OF THE BOIL, of the Wire Waiker and ¥ thom, and wisming you speedy aud’ ‘Davip B. 8wax, Secretary. PROF. BUSHNELL, merited promotion in ENERA TL, housework — Wanted, ina amall tamnily In active preparation for production, Mr. Brougham's shbacdkensek tints cambnepeih ft 5 Gens wis mgood washer aud irouer. Apply at ob RY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, rew draune, "ATHERLY COURT: ‘The new pantonyis DONG BELL. 5 " D bby ao es 0 Capt. Fenny, Third Precinet, Brooklys. e dds ind 00 ehh a oe, ike Avene D, OUYMEIG; THe 100 V _ Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, —_— ‘a wo PERFORMANCES THIS DAY STEINWAY WALL, JAN. 6. A Letter from a Sparrow. . web sst___ | Six per cent. per annum on, sums of $2,000 and under. Patines oot prone, rar vis 1 Mercantile Library Lecture me 3 re ver y x aC 'T VIERGES. My Goop MR. SUN: Won't you please bid all iG MACHT eolting off, daring neMdare | Ss Bae oe ea kary 11, 1978, will draw | © Ns, LES CENT VIERGES. the good folks of this town & merry Christmas on behalf Mi Urecawics e es 7. | tnterest trom January 1, ) Matinee price». fi, with seats. Fanlly Circle. Moente: | gurjeot: Gres! 4 701 Broads Ki ‘and children’s cloth- sample, to CARHART, up stairs, "TED — Hands on yout with, ie ted $33 Canal at ‘ANDREW MILLS, President. ins L. Stewanr, Secretary. P®Po*17 70-7, LY in the SAVINGS DANK Schirmer’s, and tl of us poor little, eold, shivering, starving sparrow: have pever begged before, always being abie to look out 3 Sl) i CUEY esque trove. iD ST. OUSK, wi Booths Theatre i for ourselves; but we ain't used to such big snows \) AN TED—A good cook who is willing to assist in artered by the United Btal ST ee prada and Meck. | very evening at 8. ‘Saturday Matinee at 2 Everything ls covered up, and we can't walt titi aprin good ref julred. N CIRCULAR. 185 BLEECKER ST, OW L.FS aug bie Comte THICE MULES The Excelsior Troupe in a new progr: for Chose nasty, squirining Uttie worms, as you call | abpiy at iistkeot sirens * re SEND FOR SETS OVER SLO 1h new borlesaus of the . them, for we will all be dead by that time, and thea wat $01 _A88 v IN THE WOOD. . SES RRANGISCO, INSTR, Boatwiilyou do? Oh! please throw usa few erumbe; | V7 ANTED- Scart heads on Wilcox & Gibbs's me RANKIN SAVINGS BANK: k OATS | SSP JAMESTHEATIE COR STINT AN and while you are celebrating the birth of the Savioury chine ; old hands may apply. & Bleecker st. ‘Corner of 420 at. and Sth ay. BIRCH, WAMHOLD remember It was He who spoke kindly of poor little ~— |“ “Assets Nov. 1, $1,625,316. Increase past ten months, ‘ BAN FRANCISCO M ‘CunisTMAS, 1972 SPARROW, Ten first-class dressinakers. Apply to ass. ae RT APPEAR EVERY EVE) —<—————_—. MPION & STEWANT, 391 Broadway. NERMAWEAVINGE BAR Leet aight ct ATE FISHER. SEATS SECURED BIX DAY! Soldiers Attacked by Modoc Indians. TRLM can obtain situations free, loag: | Gr ‘ HERNE GH UNTER, STERAN Sar ‘menis ‘at fc. each, oF it $1. a week, IN THR CITY OF NEW YORK, UIGHWAYM. PS GRAND, SQUARE, A San Franctsco, Dec. 27.—A despatch from Lodging House, 21 Bt. Mark's place. corner 4th av, and 14th at, First of the Grand Gold Medals of : Nig. Yreka to-night saya that last Saturday @ party of aol. DE L'HARMONIE. diers en route from Camp Bidwell to Capt. Berrand’s camp onALont river, were attacked by about nfty Modoc Indians, Two goldiers were killed and four wounded Tw mules were killed. The soldiers who were Killed were scalped. No Indians are known to be killed. WORLD'S FATIH, PARIS, 1871—LON DON, 1862, ONE PIANO EVERY WORKING HOUR, TEN PIANOS EVERY DAY. EVERY PIANO WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS, d Catalogues, with Price List, matied free o® cation, A dividend of 3 per ceut. for the 6 months endii Dec. 31, 1:2, will be paid on and after Jan. 21,1 Geposite, from #6 to 8.000, entitled to interes deposited in this bank ‘up'to Jan. 2) will draw intercat from Jan. 1. PHILIP BISSINGER, President, Tuno. K. Buen, Treasur: G¥eman UP-TOW. Blanted- -Mates. COMPANY of persons will go West | fiom, and boys aud girls are provi ‘Apply to Children's Ald ‘Society, 19 Ei ANNUAL MASKED AND FANCY-DRESSED BALL. ACADEMY OF MUSIC, JAN. 18, 1878 “ERT for the benent WAREROOMS, @TEINWAY HALL, me SAVINGS BANK, rood ht gian Lutheran Chureh of Ne' 109 and 111 East Lith st.. New York, himared vortatectstm ns Sate cosperse Wie WSs | \""ono HHURRINDRNA:cWanted, baad ar delta hls NT a ee ee A at | ——— ee ol fate to ¢09 = im, Dec. 90, at's o'clock, elebrated ur: Preece ve A EO RAQH RIND ERA Wanted, job and ex dassslied HOW cil devi talargs from tha|| (ERG os: Thnk poets Beta acecette Bs Shipping. A telegram from Yreka says that the Modocs are | 4Xe ¢ ” January at the rate of #1x per ceut. per annum Severit, Mr.J.Jay Watso, and others will ap: | ~~~ oe —~ belng refuforced by straggling Indians. Some of the YOUNG man wanted to work in a laundry good front 81 to B50. ‘Aduaisalon, #1 NCHOR LINE STEAMERS Pitt river tribes have joined them, The Oregon volun. Wages will be pald. 413 and 429 West 27th at ‘open dally from il A. M. to P. M., and on Mon- a “ - Sail avery Saturday, (9 and frum Glangow, Liver feera will soon he mustered out. There are fw soldiers | = Pantea breads ap: | 487% Wednesday’ aod 'satuedays alag tru 6 198 Pal, Fectures, Dapi, Londonderry, and Queenstown.” n the Meld. Details for eacort and guard duty learra | 4 BEAK RIE —Wanted, « man to aasiston bread, Ap- HRISTIAN SCHWARTZ, President, as "Passcngers booked to aiid from aay rallway only, 7 fight a only 14 soliliers at Fort i ply at 155 Myrtle ay., rooklyn, _. | FEVInG BUViNGd LAEEITUSIGR | De en ernie Groat ivitaln, Ireland: Norway. Sweden Den houbahelinare to be'rioployed ia torntogtne iacuais’ | A MAN ured to handling brick aud well scqualated | J) oe WANS at SNL : PRO AEE HOST EEE pe on tne | MAY: Hollenden a at Cad nuke hold. ‘ne Citirens of Yreka have ap- with brick. Apply 27 Third av. ten Lid CENT. v4 = a Beye) hak si a, RELATIONS oF DiGBt AnD RADA RT HEAT, Rratt on the O BS COnRTy EOE py emount., ‘AN Dorrie to go 10. Sacrament anand feeder WH Washington az | Interest commences from fret of January, April, July, | ant w ven to-night, Dec. 28,.at the Coo aU the Company's offices, Bowling Green or. Booth for & company ot Vo1mnterre to goto ths | A GOOD Gordon press feeder. to Washington st.. | he Gotober. Bank open dally from 140M te she fateyats S'elock. Admission, $1. ‘Tickets to bial IENDERSON BROTHERS, Ayee seat’ of ‘war, whicn it partly Yn Oregon auf party ia | 4 2 SEPERATE PEG “Presi he door. — ——_.- see Calisoruia‘oa e.ther side of the boundary tine, RASS MOULDER wanted; « fretclas work: | Vawpensitt L. Buxton. Secretary. _ —— Fko# QUEENSTOWN AND eso" edinersaa Tia ma i = ~ ; MUS ylng Ure Valted Stee Mavdued Wb lid Biehecdiciae JOHN MATHHEWS, lat ay., bet. 8 and 77th ate, SRIDAY OF WORKINGMEN'S CHRIST. Miscellaneous, : WAscoNSIN talls Wevonday “dua. 1, at OANOKE, Ind., Deo, 27.—€ OV WANTED to work tn a bress foundry; must 1,000 bullding lots adjoining depot, healtht PFICIAL. yINGS, ‘abin passaze, $10 gold, Recerage, $8 currency. Treg bae name nadie ater aged hel ‘be used to the work aud well reconumended. b kim bew wanufarturing city, 9 miles’ Lon} 0 CREAT RAY AGF enrs, Drafte'on Bawiaud Ireland. a : Carpenter, with aa axe, during a quarrel over carca,and | oo tt German bavfage Bank buaing ae eine Mek esi, Be 8 WHAM proadray, N cut and deat him until his life ie despaired of. Both | TART PAY ane Rae GENS CHRIST. ANHATTAN SAV CRY —Chass Ko. ne Dee ‘Yi, iste N ih ryen had been driaking. Carpenter's arme were broken, | imanufactaring. city, hesithiest locatont avert rete | ML hs 2. I MiexstowN AND LIVER and fearful gaanes were made in hie head, shoulders, | Island. glven away at #4 each this day only.” Cait before 644 and 646 Broadway, cor. Bleecker st. .CO., Manakers, aie, Weaguert are apnolated to ani as follows nud body. fhe oor of the room 1 a0 jerman Savings fe, thira ome, ay dy 1B.N 78) 83, 3 8 9.2 wa mate Tas covered with Blood: Car peater’s wite | tn 10th a, Naw Yous, Dec. %, 1872, LLEGRCuage No, ito D ‘yi, CIty OF NEW Y me into the room during the attack, and 1 v ated An active man to Fo - oie TIDEND. 9), 53, 64, 23, 02, 15, 2, 43, 8, 71, 8H, 81. OIty OF Bod tei eternity aot her ta abe sprang far | MUAGOAareotartetive shop tnd menutnciory | YORTE-YOCRTI CEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND, SMITH CO,,"Managers, Covington, Ky. | ELEY OF REMY and knocked up the muzzle of the gu ne | in this city, with satisfactory reference aa to character, @ trustees of this institution have declared the ue and exch sucece lin all Paging Ear Nez Read. entered tne wal. Baker | solity, aud expericnce ‘Apply to JOUN MATTHEWS, | forty-tourth semi annual dividend, at the rate ot six | ,{aformation farnished sad circulars, sent by J, | NO. fo"Nort ity Ist ay,, between 26th and th eta. Rer cent, per annum, on ali sums thit have remained on | ELUTE, Broker, ‘i Mrsdgy, Is Fulton sty Cade RATES OF PASSAGE, Post ‘Onlice box 4,909, - deposit for three or six inobtheiprevions ta Jan. 1, 188 k row. ce bs PRET, max | uSABNYsB aaa sold, according to accommoda The Sale of w Railrog able on and after the third 7 in January OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ALATDAWA itn trip ticks at low Fates sea Crecrnxatt, Dec. #7.—The salo of the Louls- | aypensen alse, fot the'stere s sabi aividas fot witiarawn wil eceve terest the | A TOEAGY SPC REA NENG Ta et ih ind Fiat, Tomah ERTL PETAL. ville, New Alpany, and Chicago Railroad, runuing | gf *ttlct integrity ; same salary ; situation permanen E. J. BROWN, President, 7 38 735 Broadway Epwanp Scwext, Treasurer. yy i St forwarded to Havre, Hamburg m New Albany, Ind., to Michigan City, underade- | <-~ — Hoyare Somete, Tre 38, 18, 44, 19, 68, 6, 87, 41, ik, aud Paris, at reduced rates we of the Liked Siaies Court, Took place to-iay at | PLUMBER WANTED.—in sui ay, LAL Lees tafe OSES @ G04 Managers, Montgomery, Als insued "ekg da fe Grat mortgage bondholders. ene ee ae and acwmntomey | MRC HANAN ANRSTHA EID A. MOCHESNES,s Bocrum place, Brookiya, | _ Foreabla passage ar. | general business, apply at the —_——— tomanuscript, can bi rE pecmanent and. pleasant mS Bowery, near Houston ai, Ti ERAGIAR REA Wines oF ALATA | FUPchige pamagose Steg Publications, {Mployment by addressing PERSEVERANCE, box 12% | 4 semiannual dividend of mx per cent. per annum 0 LORS earn CE Ate No. Us pee, St} TORE: DAUR, Agen . ~~ | Ban office. wilt all sums entitled thereto for ve Crash No. 108, £ T\ EOF STRAMSE FLEARTH AND Home, ANTED Job prossman, one ‘killed in the art of months ending Dec, 31, pays STOWN AND LIVERPOOL. TLY to and from LONDON DIRECT, W ro 00 bie on and after J. 873. Ala, FORINIG. {2000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 | gly Rail cruunintad etincofer prinling | good wag * 08 S‘jaterest hot withdrawn will be credited as a “abi from Plers 44 and 47, North river. 2000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 | git? Mreugeaualat 1S the right wham Address, 74 Boerum piace, Brooklyn. 4 0000000000000000000000000000000000020090000000 | Shd steady emploxment (ie the, rigat Ulett a Wood: Money deposited now will draw interest from - cB ta La ouch? QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, 000000 | Engraver: {9 Fourih st., Ciacionatt, Jan 1. Open dally from 10 A.M. to $ P. M.,and on Mon- DISTRINUTIO HCE, Thomas, Wednesday, Jan. 1, at 7:9) A.M TIS WEEK... WITHOUT FAIL o pone Hed ll cob ias Bed S Gaye and Wedn 's from 10 to 7. ‘8, 1872, in aid of the Nebras- r Jan. 3, at 12M 20000 0000000000000 BUY 0000000000000 0% WANTED In a jaw omes. « bor about of LFRED T, CONKLIN, President, ay Jab 19, at 0 P.M 000000 0 © 00000 writes a good hand. Address {n hand- Hayny C. Fisuen, Secretary. TO LONDON. 000000 0 HEARTH and HOME © dooove | writing stating references, P. 0. Dox 2.363, N.Y. z one (NESE ESS, fe of ERIN, Lawson, Saturday. 2PM ovo00 © © ooo000 | rs ee m ETROPOLITAN S4VINGS BANK, Third Gift eed e ‘ Cabin’ passage f and $45 cnrreney. 800000 9000000000000000000000000000008 00000 | WW ANTENA boy to work in e billiard room, Ap. LANDS 30 AV Pour ite": Steerage. $23 curren 00000 200000 ply.st MARKON © FLYNN, © Fare row, before opposite Cooper institute, §,485 cash gifts la all; aimouiitinig (0 #280, THkSE STRAMBSHIPS Aide TE LAWS IN THe 900000 IT WILL PaY. Secore 9 o'clock. INTEREST pe iy, i, | 08 new deposite. ip full. A Hat of winning mbere sent te,cack pur. ease . TRADE, 200000 00000 " a a chaser of a ticket, “TieKeus x for 8. repaid steerage tickets froin Liverpool, Queenstown, 0000 umber is WORTH & DOLLAR. Ooovve y ANTED—A Gretrate tin and shect-iron worker ISAAC T. SMITH, President, jondonderry Bristol, oF Loto Sega, The numbere woRTH « DOLLAR. $50393 | WASTER GLAWiNS Wren’ derey Oise |, w, yar, scr ileal “ew Tore. | MME T MPT eta bie HR 000000 Every COPY has a SUPPLEMENT 000000 ape as 7 ae Til For further information apply at the Coipany's offic Ooovos With's Large lustallineat of the NEW oovooe | WATER GS cthoet, Hang ney 6 Work at the MUTUAL, BENEFIT SAVINGS BONK WOSEXARYANGED on watches. diamonds | x0. lirondway: PS Tiel Manager 00000 eovv00 | so estat a carr 166 Nasaav ar. SUN BUILDING ‘ORK. AVE aces, and Jewelry of alt sorte. the sane bought 000000 GREAT AMERICAN STORY, 000000 Wark. A plumber who understands gas Otting interest commences on the frst of every mouth at the | and sold by GOODSTELN & CO., 711 Broadway, itesr] “THE MYSTERY OF oben | een nearer cos U1 ee bee Prt 30 ba 8 Malin Glows Momtey aad Bab- OST OFFICE NOT ‘The mails for Europe neral Transatlantie Company's steamers for 000000 890000 | WY ANTED; First-class cake baker ;wone otter weed | urday evenings, 44 to 6 ovctock. P. luring the week ending Saturday, Dec. 25, 1872, will re sail cvery afternate Saturday. Kxcur Sovovd METROPOLISVILLE," ovovos ‘apply. 46 Fulton at. Es Ta ly we mgs hy ors y # sion tickets at reduced talon Apply at tie von of 000000 000000 TANTED_A r vILLIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK, i.) Oa E BNZ! a 00000 EDWARD RGGLESTON, — oooo0a | WWAAm ep 4 00d Plumbor and gas Biter YY eRe Hate, hrsckisa kbs tiate bi Pell, eel i Sh Dfondivey 000000 Author of “ Hoosier School Master," 000000 | _V™ = - Williaumebargt), Let WP HOS. J. POPE & BRO. EMITTANCES TO ENGLAND 00000 * End of the World,” ete, goov0e | WANTED Taticrn makery, qt the Atiautio Bream NOTICE. T ANCES NBS cooces «= THIS STORY will INSTRUCT — Soovee ise 1 Orta: oe uay 8) 22.8 Srakar oats clin ter cant pena Re ROU ANT Ae ee Pork Dratte for #1 and sp ward lepoed + lowers rates by, dou reat at the ra : jeekinan, Ne Hi On 86 South a Coooso = ad DELIGHT EVERYBODY, — oo0000 OF hiss Weite aca cheare teat ouch weer ee nee coremne Few Ere TAPBCOTT Bhs, & CO. 80 South at (000000 READ iT WITHOUT FALL. 000000 Bosited three months on the Arst day of January next, | WY ANTED A workshop. 2) or 3 fet rquare dawn | e_———et 000000 200000 ee ated Fill be paid to depositors on or after Monday, Jan. ®, | ,VY town preferred. Address WORKSHOP, box 157, City Government, ooeooe 00000 Y gooccg © THERE ARE MANY OTHER © seece0 He Nee escccssives. Appi art wanes ye net et yd, eased to the drotis of V TANTED—Tocll,a frst class railway ticket to CORBI cc Aansineconaran Gnecon 00000 GOOD THINGS tn thie WEEK'S 00000 | AN BONN BA d,a steady job to ita ‘thade ow oF before the ith day of Jauiuary | pVV, 64 Franciaco for ‘8 ; cost $i¥i, Address CALL iilempsspie TO OL NSS 900000 000000 take ‘On Dread, cake, and ple, or either, by a |W interost from Jan. 1. a Present—Alderman Wilder in the chair, and's quo 000000 HEARTH and HOME. Soecoe en man, strictly teuiperate ang re lable. “Address | dank is open for business gay Se = ——— or on ee » B.D. lays exce| from 10 o'cloc: iat Mid Over. hi er be bul S20 2ee8es ASK for NO. 1.of VOLUME V, oovcce REA 267 Hoss ot, brooklyn, and elsoon Monday and Saturday Religions Rotices, Lote Saar hee Aste tt ravens, | (000000 Kvery Nowe-dealer has it or will get it. 000000 | === jock. ~~ " nie th avenue and 12th dooove If Hot, sends Dime to the Publishers, a00000 Gor Sule md to Fa, GEORGE RICARD, President. LL SAINTS Free Church, corner of Henry and 00000 e 00000 J = . RATHANIEL BRIGGRT VicoPreaidents, | 4d,scatues te, New York, the itor’ Win. shel 000000 ORANGE JUDD & CO. 000000 OMA to lot—06, 97, 810, or $18 per month 13,8, JONATHAN 8. BURR, Presi | Rector. Services every Sunday at 10 A, M, aud 7% P ides of 48th atreet, between 9th and 10th 000000 6 BROADWAY, N. ¥4 oogo9 RRQOMP, to, tetas, $7,910 oF BIS per mmc ty 1h Samvmi W. TRUSLOW, Secretary, i also every Wednesday evening at? cur and gutier stones ‘be act, aud the side 00000 0 oF 8, echt va 5 Ike be Dagged antl refiagy ooooge And get post-paid Copy. Soo000 CRAMOND, fo Weat 46th at, west of 11th a “ ; ay BEROR MER, ¢ Waner tne siiewatk ‘au Weth sides of 69th atreet, from 290000 0000000000000000000000000000000 000000 LL or lease, the large Sratclass buildings ju Blines md Fiquors, tomo ibig A. Mand ty P.M xh to 10th avenue: be Rage: Sooooe 0 = 200000 rapieted; 17, 19, 2d, and 28 Hose et. with a front a - ae ~~~ | Yaton Monday oveuing: Phat. tie sidewalk one th of St, Mark's 000000 @ =“ HAPPY NEW-YEAR @ scoc00 0 fests only three minutes’ walk from City H VY OR CASES, with lock and key, | 22. NN nes | PACE, COMMencing at the corner Of 2d aYonuE, and ruD 20000) Seve RY WEEK,,..1N tom. 9 020088 | hew Pout Omied, and-n'the vicinity OF eyeral | UY Uae teas aloe dierent. Kinds a Ding oo, be Ragged en vor oun atrccts te 10000 soe © 00900 1 ; ding G i $10.8 cane, hat the sidewalk ob the south aide of 8 eet, be 900000 © © 00000 | Boree Se manufacturing purposes requiring an abun: | “inet afd Hauore Warranted pare pre et oad at. Bost and Found, : dth and ith avenues, bef 200000 ooo0n OREO R00 00O82000D2E0089 800000 of ligt pecially wo for printers desirous COt- | i pp—eegg TES “TD nissory notes, to order of 182d street, from Avenue St, Nicholas to ith 200000 A CAPITAL PRESENT 000000 | ting light in power may be obtained from adjoin- - - . o os betes, Gotten fe uo, be regulated aud graded. G00 FOR ANY FRIEND to CITY, 000000 | ing premises from 1 to 500 horse power, to be let run- Remobuls, ob Nichsies’ Lotace That ‘on both sides of 132d street, from Avenue St 000! VILLAGE, or COUNTY, gov0ee | pikgiday and night: Apply tod. 1 VESTN, 7. and aes Penne 19, ne: eof Nicholas Langler, | xicholas tc Hith avenue, eur and gutter stones be set, 00000 20000 0 OC! : 01 . = Q has be nd the sidewalks De flagged dooovn «= HEARTH and HOME EMiGeaaa ee BR RMONA ECAR CREED @ 60. varnishers ving them | sdthesidewslke be Magyed. ie of Pier 0000 for all of 187d, ; in consequence of the late fre, have removed thelr alk be on : r ge00g0 or OMee to 112 Kast 1th st., next door. Our stock of var. — No. 8, North river, to the cast side of West street, op) go000 EN ory * Dishes being kept at our Works at Williameburgh, the Os T—0n Friday, Dec. Cons | site, stn) . 28 f .. eeeees ErtneySamtve RRGH WEE — sooese pels Tateare wif i'n way adect ‘Ue prompt SIG Of) | rt et a a eee ee eee SP ye Boa Gy Me sooo Mths FRESH aud BIIGHE — eanee> Racername ov. A lneral reward will be given by returning the | diate) vovog —RRMINDEI “of ‘the GIVER, ~ 000000 finaté price cuted’ anna WP cA toll books ty ¢5lae FW ¥ made JOSEPH SHANNON, Cle“ Gooo0o =: YOU. WANT IT YOURSELF 100000 BLN! oery, 617 Bro Bave this, Real Estate, 4 Hudson and King. ‘The Ander will please retura tt | cn 090000 for your own faully, | ee en ene WORKING UNG ORBIT | oe soeee Astroign. 090000 000000 A a ‘SC ‘ST AN $oowve = IT 18 FULL OF GOOD THINGS. —d00000 Persons Rohcees, | ANAS. 1,00 nuniding iota adjoining agpot TEENTION. Ma marrant eal cooove 000000 | ——~~>=n~= eT ufactiriig ‘city, healthiest toe AN suither tor everything, fee, 30 conte, 2 Carnie 600000 | SPLENDID PIOTURES, FINE Sooosa. NOTICE, < This to certtty that my wite, Elizabeth Von ates sear st bi eae Bouse Furnisging, dir aver Bleecker. No gents 000000 STORIES, all PURE, SAFE, GOOD, oooove | IN Gunn, left her bed and board without any just | 4'P- Mat Geri ‘ SURNITURE, CARP Aas . . " ooooon INTERESTING, and INSTRUCTIVE: o00000 ne oF Brovocatton. 1 forbid all persone harboring | in iatn per So RanDIKA TERT, The original Madaine, Nyro) aiwnd ooo Sooooo | or trusting her on my account, hone of he Hs DDING, ; A busines’ opirituafist; consuitatto ret 00 ine & fire tm D000 i ole Tro ‘Vale date, Dee. Dore a - AT O'FARRELL'S 30 RIGHTH AV. PARAL i EPE! GUN CORNER OF TH BT, VY¥PSY will reveal all your life; nam r DEPARTMENT for HOUSEKEEPERS, 000000 FELIX GUNN. re TARE WEEE Gh MONTHLY. VPSY will reveal all your life; PAYME ; Board md Sooms, Oo Gr riage: peange thowe "separated together t 90000 | en eeeennermn | —— | ~ a a | av. AND ONE for the LITTLE FOLKS, 0 " T 89 HUDSON ST., corner Harrison, lodgings JURNITURE, carpets, and bedding—The largeat | \ L ce 7 : 5 ° uction Motices. ae eeping; rooms pete $e per week's | Evtasortment tad the lowest prices Tor cash, of on SS WELLINGTON, busine ai BY MARY MAPES DODGE, —_ 900000 3 . ov | Fe Ee ae eee enep ine | FROTMR BF.b0 98 BOE W weekly of monthly par Haat pl A) mae tel Of Deas ta t 10000 — 5 ce 4 I's, 155 Chatham riends; has a cure for dranken or unfaitif ade not surpassed in aay other Journal, 00000 ie et 7 er - or Wives, aud gives luc vers. th wt, near a , Y ‘oo000 A Bet ttommodsta at tas QECONDSHAND carpets nearly now nit sizes, | Qyonuos’ Mt Bivee lNchy nau Loliaas : 000900 0000000000000000000000000000000 900000 to suit dealers, without ay,, room glish Brussels and ingrain, cheap, at 114 Fulton st, Ae te o 090000 0 x @ 000000 ‘Barclay # etween Nassay wud Willian MARAE LUCIEN: § Paris, business clair Son000 6 =A SPLENDID CHROMO, 9 dovn0n | © eee ee FEW gentlemen can be w a + AVE ‘Voyaut anid dstrologiat, 999 Brogiuc'at, Eve, »! ete 2000 9 ‘© 00000 | # ‘of bool andahoos at auction Monday, board At 215 West 85 WEEKLY OF MONTHEY PAY ish. © better than the European coples 9 0000 2 I 10g Stelock “More CW. PANBUND | 2-2 ire tront room to let, with board, to aby LARetS furmiture, bedding, @0.; prices lower (han | sssesssssassseensnseee 8 of tho same Painting, aold at $20, 8 Savana po li 4 ble men oF wan and wife; terme mode Beary @ cunninouay, Professional Cards ivan at, Ssi and #6 Sd wy,, near Beh at . © 000000 © GOLD, EACH, will be PRESENT: 0 000000 Horses and Carriages, made by authority that at 11 o'clock A. M. on Wednes day, the et of January, the President will receive the members of the Cabinet and Foreign Ministers, At half past 11 A.M, the Judges of tho Supreme Court of the ted States, Beuators and Representatives in Con- Philadelphia a Ring of scoundrels, who would Pe banditt! in ftaly and bushmen in Australia, y procure the assassination of an unpurchas- Hue officer with perfect impunity, It tablished, too, that ballot-box stuffing repeating, false counting, and ms nd of the Court of Clalins will be r o'clock the officers of the ai personation, ther infamous outrages upon the purity of the | gress, the Governor of the District of Columbia and Bite fare hot crimesin Philadelphia, and that e, the Judges of the Supreme Court of the District ft jon or malversation in npanied with sufficient risk to Or embarrassment to such of- the ting as regularly pay “on the square but that the journalist who makes himself in ho lonst degree conaplouous tor bis di proval f th thi F ythsee things endangers bis porsonal iverty § The Wreck of the mr amehip Germany. Lonpa _~ i ¥ ite wrecking ot ig what futhirty peraane, loa ceived. will be recelved. ‘th ° Dureaus of the several departments wili be recelvo At 12:45 P.M. the Associated Soldiers of the War of 1814, At ny aud navy. At f past 12 P. jolal embers ividends or otherwise act ‘and nts’ Assoc mbera of the Oldest Inhabit The Caarewi Iliness Sr. Pareassuna, Deo. 21.—The physicians in stlendance upow the Caarewitch issued « bulletin this Tworning, sisting that bis Liperial | had four Toure! Gate eredaved sleep durius ue ulghee” the mouth of ‘the Kiver Gironde: teetes amas wawere, bys ope of them Was ay Aiaertcus’ “OTe PAS Ow. usckeep — TRUTH, Mine, DESPARD, female phytic 8s iigg $ RD w every sunscuman wo § Sees | Sei ean i east | ae eg ws on rele Busia draitaeras eda) eth ates 0000 , ; ° ae F N. 2108 . ni'abd nureing al. reasutial er infallinie 800000 9 HEARTH and HOME for 1878, 8 900009 | § STUNT TEN Reeaees Taare © i. N week, for gentlemen or gentioman and wite, is | PRYAUTUE sey tenuat yaar hianos | medicine, price an be sent to any addreas, Advice 00000 0 000000 ae mpson at,, Hear Bleecker, inprere m OVerALTHOY Dass, avery near ath ay. 260003 0900000000000000000000000000000 900000 Business Chances, ee LET Furnished. « comto ron 7 No, 13 Waverley place, near Broadway. . TTENTION. Twent “i 909000 The Chromo will be Auely Mounted doov00 WHLLGAPOORED cut hanasone acedan ae room. Vout SM et, corner of Sth av. ; tle | TSA weGAINN for cashocltosewood planoforie Tor ‘exporiouce. ‘Piles 6! Yon gooogg and Varmuhed for op Wid ogee A cer Moat locatout horse’ and wassuy'cnest | ay eee <ieatismon can Bud ontorn: | hes ienampsrtget order; slao, Weber plano, Fockeve, | standing, successfully and permanent i e001 east "—(entlemen can find comforta: _Dr. FRAN! Toots cred, éuud (wiiwout Chrume, @'s year) gooeee 7 UENKY STRAU 8 ot rooms, with good board ; terms, 85.50 ; lad WILLA MARU RG! peand orwane for | A. ribthinshn Gycuree ti secret le ‘i 000000 00000 BOOK and stationery store for 6 IZA BETH ST. vi the holldays, McDonald's patent Ariau planofortes hh ‘odie onved mlty ete bear Brosdway. Oped B2at88 marty and Home with American foes | fAyaant OH bet eats lathe cy BB teria heute two and Eatey's ctlebrated parlor cleat low | feo wanae Ortste U Amity ot near Bros or A se otse ; rent 10% , rt itd a Soooee Agnicuurit Ma year. A Beautitul oovooe | oe “ if fi 10 110 let ehe rsTananisl GISSSRGT ervows onlliGy; And ALONE Gfromo with exch, Wousted and deliv: oovoes. ROH BADE One ot ih ‘ld eetablished, tiga of the Gelden Plano, Willismusburan? Tah special diseaone, Barone gebitty. Ae ed Dt ereil for To couts extra, both deluded.” ooo000 | PYshg can ia ‘Syatoe” warket in the PIANORAND ORGANS rom SOLE, StS Moar atone door tom Centres 00000 or | good Fe 1 L ooovee | f » Address h 5 = 5 PT Poa — —Ne\ 01 EDV © ora ortuna’ Get this Week's pec pd RLF GL SAE, SATE SR, Mechanica can Have | evermade.ana makera tl Towaesiecsforieae | A BYaWINItLAr Wat Wece ba antoctant HRARTH spa HOME, 000000 KE ‘SH and oyster market for sale, 46 Broome et., IB good board and pleassnt rooms ; also, 2 youn, r for rent, during the holidays, | - a 2 000000 and see particulars about Chromos, ete, 000000 oar Ludiow st. ladies ; bath end gas WA yi than can be found elsewhere: | He DESPA RD: (i Bast th atc go0009 be eerd V8 BALLOON lor sale cheap; good stand, ND 85 8 wok —A few gentl SUPER B rosewood pianoforte, octave carved le Wen of long standing; one. visit autticicuts @) Yea Scores OMANGE SUORDWAEs Nene ogngee. 0 tat ounto wD Wally BALON™ | f 84.50 4 spcotamodated with guod boar Soe Sas GORBOR, 166 eccken shy usar Mac: | practice; oifce private,’ Auvice free ss 000000 0000 | TKO BOOK BIND ERS.—Wanied, as partner, Teng E80 | Foasonable terme. 0 Hoary cougel, 2 Mt ats, has had preat expert 00000000000000000000000000001 000000 ‘good Dlaukbook worker, or g: binder, Ad- 4., 15.0), A000 board and lodging: picasant TO ‘good bec planer incaane 10 Doth exes, Ner¥ Sooooovsscnn0900000000000 oaoaaong9u9> | drown gtatingmucunr of cugtom and cxpital a cow A.W) g.roome; ‘single veda, Gauserbort at., | BOO Hi, uulcers, #¢r06aie 2ovoyoosvvog mand, STATIONER, bos 105, Bun ofies. 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