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ffi THE SUN, TPE8PAY4 PKOEMfeER 17, I860. 0 IJbB I SENTENCED TOPIE SOMEHOW jvatao, rBa jatjmiixb, count rosea ran tusormcirx uur, After BnUaM his OemMl C( at Writ of IlabcM e2oe Bcms tha ejuaer Mai Desth I JLn TTBspaalfled. 71,0 first man to be sentenced In Now York MOfitr to did under the Eleetrieltr act Ii a Jan -flhlklok Jusleo. a Japanese) Bailor, who killed UnraCammU another Bailor of the same race. taaCshtataboardlDichoQaeat MJamaellp ea the nlsht ot Not.

10 last. Jutted Brady sen-Itseed him In the Court ot Oyer and Terminer The Jap la his (or a man ot his nee and fierce looking. lis eeomed doeeed and sullen, oraslthedidnot understand what coins on. When asked It ho had anything te sarin bis own behalf, ho sold, through on toterpreter: I killed the man. lie was drinking! Iu drinking.

It eu at me with something in his bud kill me. I '1 aYtsaded yielL The conviction Ii upon the teitlmoay tt ttlt witnessee. Three ot the four who appeared against me were net preient at th time at all. the Curt sympathy tot ma, 1 mutt rely upon an ap-gealiethe power thai cannot be overruled, to the Gov Jraeret the Bute. The Jap's counsel.

Mr. Heinzelman, morod lor arrest ot judgment on rarlous grounds, and ebjected to the passage of aontonoe on the ground that the infliction ot death br oleo-oidtr is "eruel. Inhuman, and unusual pun-Ehmerit," and therefore unconstitutional. jllter oTerruling these motions, udco tirndr said that the murder was deliberate and brutal, ut the remotest excuse or justification, oceeded to pass sentenco In the briefest age ret usod by a iudgs oa such an occasion since the eleotrioal execution law went Into affect. All he said was: Tut sentence ot thU Court Ii that yon be executed ac sorting to law upon aoraa day durg ths week cone fee 10.

The interpreter ropeated to tho prisoner the Bounce, and the prisoner woa tbon taken ok to the Tom bs. Ills counsel afterward obtained from Judge llrodr an order directing the Sheriff to delay taking Juglgo to Sing King vntll after to-day. Then bo obtained a writ of habeas corpus tor tho production ot Juglgo in Jourt to-day. In tho petition for the writ Mewrs. Berllnor and Heinzelman stato that tM3eth warrant Issued by the Court ot Oyer Si Terminer is Uleeal In that It falls to specify manner and form In which tho sentenco shall be carried out, or bv whom, and that no form of the Infliction ot death Is theroln pro-Tided, and that it Is loft entirely to tho AV anion of Sing Sing prison to interpret tho law of thla Elate on the subject.

Judge llrady'asentenoe differs from that In-Clcteaupon Kommlor, tho iluftalo murderer, by Justice Ubilds, who proTided that "the defendant suffer (he punishment of death, to bo isfflcied by the application ot electricity as provided br the Code of Criminal l'rocoduro of lis Bute of New York." In avoiding tho men-lion ot electricity Justice Brady follows Judgo Jiooro ot Brooklyn, who. in sentencing McKl-veins, the burglar, dlreoted that he bo put to death by the agent or warden of said tilng Bins prison in tho mods and the manner prescribed bribe statnie or laws of this Ktnto." Jugigo. after his roturn to tho Tombs, was Tiilted by Mr. Berliner and tho Secretary of the Japanese Consulate hero, and was comforted with the assuranco that tnoro was no danger of his being killed for several months yet He gars his lawyers the names of rToral persons who, he said, roally were present when the UlUnx was done, and who would reluto the stories told by tho witnesses against him In court. These men are all sailors, but an effort trill be made to And thorn in tlmo.

SUE ItVBDEB OV MAGGIE BASBIOAS. Co-r. Hill Asked to Offer at Howard for tho Detection of the Murderer. Greenwich, N. Doo.

1C Application has been made to Got. fill! by the District Attorney ot Washington county asking him to offer a reward for tho detection of the murderer of Maggie Hanrlgan. Tho GoTernor has promised to giro his decision soon, and It is hopod that he will summon tho power ot the State to help arrest tho porsons guilty of tho murder of 1 young woman. Men in several places aaba that they have Important proof upon tho abject but will not furnish It unless they oro paid money. A number ot letters have been received by the authorities to this effect, and if the reward Is offered It will glvo theso men tho monoy which they domand.

It Is peculiar position for any man claiming to bo a good citizen to take that ho will not exposo a mar- derer unless he gets money down for it There aro many strange rumors afloat about the case both here and at Middle Falls. It is a little singular that Maggie should have gone out that night with her work clothes on. and yet wear her best hat She was known to bo particular about her dress, and never went out on tho street ovon. and much less to spend an Ivenlng with friends, with her old clothes on. is a little singular, too.

that any young man vbo had walked and talked with tho cirl and Tiilted her at the houso wboro she lived should meet her on that bridge olonothat night and cross the road and go by without speaking to nor. at tho same time admitting that he was closo enough to her to recognize her and to notice that she was looking at him, lie. too, contrary to his usual custom, left Uddle Falls alono that evening, and two of his companions and associates followed immediately after him, and yet while ho overtook the girl, his two companions, not live minutes behind him. saw no girl nor nny man as they crossed the bridge on their way to Greenwich. Two ladies, who live not far Irom the bridge coorwhere Maggie's body was lound.

declarod thnt they saw this man vr oik-Hi log with Maggie that night. Now thoy deny It. HI There aro ugly facta about this case which Show the workings ol an undorcurrent of influence to hide and cover up and thwart tboclt-Inns of Greenwich who havo honestly and diligently endeavored to detoct the perpetrator of the crime. It Is nlso rcmarkablo that tho doctors who mado tho first autopsy should let the body go into the grave with wound on the back of the head, which Dr. llaloh says was sufficient to kill her and did kill her, and nover say a word about it.

and then all at onco champion the sulolae thoory. The suicide dodge will not work. Medical scienco and 01 ery circumstance In the case proves that Maggie Han-ngan was brutally murdered. Will Spend Ilia lAte la Jail Bather than Olva T7p Ilia Seller. IlAluiiSBUEa, Doc.

1C For ovor two rears John Gregg has been in tho county jail at Washington, this State, for contoropt of court Gregg Is CO years of age and has decld. ed religious views. To this alone Is attributed his confinement About three years ago a woman died and mado him executor of berestate. He wrote ber will In which sbo bequeathed her real estate to certain ot her relatives, but It did hot say anything about her personal property, xhlcb amounted to J90U Another relative, who had been left out in the cold as an heir to the woman's real eatato, claim to the personal property. Gregg elated to the court that he knew tho dead woman meant that bur Personal property was nlso to go to tho heirs enumerated in tho will, and relusod to make it over to the contending heir, Tho Judge then feat to jail until he would consont to ettle if estate ns directed' by the court Gregg Claims thnt be la right, and says ho will never Change his mind on tho subject Ho teems (needy contested with his lot and says ho Is satisfied to die In his belief.

FopuUtloa or tha Southern States. CnATiANOooA. Tenn Dec, 10. The Tradea-Woa has reports from the Governors and State Comptrollers of the 6onthern States giving their estimates of the present population of etth State. Thesn estimates ore patod largely roa careful inquiry Instituted by the Stato Comptrollers on behalf ot the Tradeiman.

Tne timates are as follows: Inertnu ropiaatim. In 1U 1 fan fna 1.0433 1,217,771 as SSii 1BW gwK ain.su 47 ffMorty RJ S3 i.awas igla Uroliaa. 1.20 10J i JffMe S3 VSif-, AHH-Ma 4 'JtitU ui TUL total was H.CS8.9S8 in 1S80, showing an "5eae in the ten year in the whole tiouth of SS'wrercent. The Govi-rnorn estimate tho JffiJl. and i'laolw as follows: Whites, blacks.

The white popuiotion. Jffprding to tbew estimates; has increased a SJiMer 3.2WI.OO0, while tho colored popala-lo shows an increaso ot about 1.6Q0.0U0. Flaht Over tho XCocheater roil Oflte. EocntsTra, Dec 10. Tho announcement Jut tbi I'rMldcDC li dclad to api-oint Henry haa etlcred upaho'r.

I moDKth lUabllcan aort P. I-oder. a nnloni 1WI (0lj oolcer ot Hi flat Grand of Knlihti Templar. ira f.rortJ hy Ibe Z.P MLInnuii trat lntd by mii ot tba llcti.rJ, Ii IntlmaMd. waa backed by MeD'eKepuOIUianCoiaralilM A tirybli.

Wk arben. ao loder trleads aar that C'aan Hater BUhtaa veil aira op LUchtncti aB 'CUu ai onca prouxina daieaatloa (ouut "hUf wb aak or a wo luldwaUoa. JBTj i.f..iinMminmiiiniiian tn turnout or vxckkbbos. JCattaent Utaktra at the Bar Eaprere Thalr Admlralloa, AOeetlon, aa4 Becrat. There boa not for a long tlmo, It ovor, boon meeting ot the bar In this city to honor tho memoir ot a deceased' member' at whloh the exercises have been more heartfelt and less conventional than were those yesterday afternoon tn the United Btates Circuit Court room, tn tho Post Oflloe building.

In honor of. Edward Dlckerson. Judgo William Wallace ot tho United States Circuit Court presided, and Walter D. Edmunds was Beoretarr. Among those present wore John F.

Dillon, Clarenoe A. Be ward, a Beaman, George Ticknor Curtis. Everett P. Wheolor, Orlando B. Fotter, Stephen A.

Walker, A. U. Eeasber. and Judge' Brown. Samuel A.

Duncan presented the resolutions. Georgo Tlcknor Curtis, the first to peak to them, said that he stood there to apeak ot are-markablo man, with whom bis relations bad been Intimate for forty years. "Ihavonevor known a mania any profession." sold Mr. Cuttls. whose rang ot knowledge waa so extenalvo and so accurate.

Ha not only knew many things, and knew them well, but. there were. few specialists in any branch whom hs could not instruct" Air. Curtis mado on eloquent loreoast of tho future Ule ol such a man developing, with the ampler opportunities of another world, ths tastes whloh controlled Mr. Dickinson in this.

At times he was po overcome by grief as to be unable to proceed for some moments. Grosronor K. Lowroy said: "It is not likely to happen again so far as my personal knowl-odgo goes, we havo none other ilko htm to lose, lie was lawyer, Inventor, explorer, builder, engineer, philosopher, and. abovo all, a Boaman eppkd passionately and' In a broken voice of the noble qualities of Mr. Dlckorson, whose ho had been for many years.

As illustrating ths completeness with which Mr. Dlckerson filled any posIUod In which he chanced to be placed, he said: "Hooting him when I waa a young man and whon he waa for the time out of the rraotioe of law and among men ot sclenoe. I was almost lntlmatelr aoQualntod with him for two years before Iovor know that ho was a lawyor. He eeomed so completely a man ot science and mechanics that the ldoa that he had other callings nevor entored my head. When you met htm." ha continued, "you met a man whom rou were glad to meet proud to deleat and when you were beaten you lelt that rou had been fairly whipped.

I dont think Dickorson'a knowledge was greater than that of any man I ever knew, but I do say that he could make more use of his knonledgo than any one I ever met. Ho was child-hearted In his friendships and enjoyments, woman-heartod In his sympathies, and mon-hoarted in his struggles and contest. A man ot many-man power In body. In mind, and In hoart" Edmund Wetmore and G. F.

Lee also spoke, and letters wero road from Judge Bamuel Blatchford. Alfred a Co jo. John UB. Latrobe. Frederick II.

Botta, and Benjamin F. Thurston, all testifying to tho admiration ot the writers for the dead lawyer. Judge Wallace ended the discussion with a feeling tribute to Mr. Dlokerson as a lawyer and a friend, and the resolutions wore adopted, They wero as follows: That la the htshut and bat eenta, oar departed brother deeerrea oommemoraUon aa a man or lofty character, ot Irreproachable Ufa, and ot qaalttlte that won and held the eeweio of frlenoa ana the confidence of the public. Aa a citizen, be waa patnoUo, eoarajreona In the eapreatlon of hla convlctlona on all poilueal qonUona ana ever (vided by a atront attachment to IDe Union ot the btatea.

As a member of the leral profeeilon, Mr. Slckeraon waa eminently sited br nature ana tralntnc to be nr. vtceable to hla feUow men. In the epeclal field in which be became dltlnanUhed he waa noted for bli maatcry or Ibe principle! of law that reroute the rtahta of tboee whoselabon have done an much to advance tbe material prerpcrUr ot oar country for hie accurate practical acquaintance wttb every branch ot aclence and of mechanic Involved In tbe uef al arte: aa. alao, (or hie ea-fiacitr to promote, proteot, and difead the laureate ot ventora.

waa thai able to loetrtaot and edify every tribunal before which ho appeared, and hedeaervad and received Ibe full attenUon and retpeet of thoaa wboee duty It waa to decide the controverelea In which he took part karneat In hli convletlona, with arreat raeulty ot lucid auuement, and nersuailvaaf tpeeen. ba enforced hie vlewa wiui an eloquence and a power that won htm many noted victorlta. Br theae quail, ttee be fainiled. with alnraiar completeneta. the proper function ot an advocate.

Concerned In many ot the moat Important patent 1111-jratlona of hla day. Mr. Plckeraon haa left hla mark upon tbal branch of our Jurleprudence. He baa left It alao upon tbe mechanic art In aome of which he made hUhly uaef ul Invention! of hla own. He baa left It.

too. upon many of the eclencei which are concerned with the material prorreia or the are. lite proflcltocy In edenUno knowledge made him alwaye a weloome roeat amonjr Ite epeclal profeeaora: for. while not lilmeeit a epeclallst. hla etudlea and aequlromenta embraced the whole field or applied aclence.

and thai be waa enabled to Impart to otbere more than ne received from them. By hit many brilliant quatltlea and hla larroneea ot heart atr. Plckerton alined a boat of frlenda both amour the xnembere of tbe bar and In other walke of life, ab hie more Immediate aaaoclatea, we doilre to embalm hli memory la our klndeit reoallectione, and to point to bii example of Industry and achievement aa one to iniplre hla yoanrer brethren. In adjourning the Court of Over and Terminer, ycatorday. Justice Brady paid the following tribute to Edward N.

Dlckerson: The death of Dicker on of our nar. whom Ihave known tor manr year, oatla for aome expreaalon from me here. Ilia name waa not aa familiar la the state eourta aa in tbe eourte of the Dnlted statee, where be chiefly practised. Hie eminent and varied ability aave nlm airnal advantaaca In iboee trlbunala Indeeo. hie atulnmenta were not only ot rreat value to hla clients, but aide to tbe bench.

In patent oasea especially Mr Dlckerson waa not only an able advocate, but a devoted friend, a rental companion, and mnen esteemed by all who knew him. In respeet to hla memory. I direct thla tribute-to ba entered on tho minutes ot tnle court- WOVLD SOT TAKE HEDXCZIfB. A TTclI-ejdneated Brooklyn Cirl tho Xatest Victim or Faith Core. Nlnetoon-year-old Francos W.

Anderson died yestorday morning at the boarding house of Mrs. Buckman, 188 Madison street. Brooklyn, ot hasty consumption, after persistently refusing to take medicine which had boon prescribed, and whichflat least would probably havo prolonged her life. 8ht and her sister, who is a year younger, were orphans, and were the wards ot Louis A. Burcbard of 12 Lcflorts placo.

Each was worth about $20,000 loft by their father. The sisters, who wero well educated, enmo from Louisiana about llvo years ago. and alter staying for some time at the houso of a relative, went to live with Mr, Burcbard. Four oars ago Francos was confirmed In the Church of tho Reformation In Uatea avenue by the lEev. Dr.

Backus, and sho haa since been a communicant and a regular attendant nt the cervices. She was religiously inclined, and ovon before she reaobed her sixteenth year AAma fn hnvA HrlontMl the Faith Cure ballot. While living with Mr. Burchard'e family soon nftor hor arrival la Brooklyn ahe suffered no much from rhonmatiem that sho could not use oco of ber arms. Dr.

Hoary W. Bliss of 23 Halsey street. Mr. Burcbard's family physician, prescribed painting the arm wltli iodine, but she emphatically reiused to allow, this to be done. At other times, also, when sick, sho refused to have a physician attend her.

About a year ago. with tho permission of Mr. Burchard. she went to llvo with Mrs. Thompson at 374 Franklin avenue.

In October last Mr. Burchard found thnt hid ward was ill. and he Insisted on call-log in Dr. C. T.

Johnson of Tanderbilt avenue. Dr. Johnson told the girl sbe.bad consumption and would probably die it she did not submit to modicnl treatment. 'She Insisted there was nothing the matter with her. and also sold that under no circumstances would she use any medicines which might be prescribed.

"1 am not 111." she said. "If 1 were it would be a sin to take medicine. Does not uod say, I am tho great physician Dr. BURS. ilr.

Burchard. tbe Itev. Dr. Baokus, and otlierfrlends told ber of tbe serious nature other illness out all thelr'entroatlos failed to lnduco bor to receive modlcal treatment When she became alarmingly ill a few weeks ago, she was taken, nt her own request to Uie houao ot Mt.Buokman in Madison street Dra. Bliss and Johnpon continued to call regularly, but tho girl, although growing weaker steadily, refused to take any medicine, anil as long as sbe remained conscious her resolution could not changed.

Dr. Bliss visited her for the last tlmo on htindav. and found her in a dying oon-dltion. Her death occurred noon after 3 o'olook which Dr. Bliss for-warded yeeterdny to the Health Department wan not tilled out In the regular manner.

The rase was referred to Coroner Lindsay by Com-nilosloner Grtftin. and an Inquest will bo held, Tbe examination in the case of lalth Cure bellotbr Kdward Larssen, who refused to administer medicine which had been ureaerlbed by Dr. l'rendcroast lor bis seven-year-old son, who had diphtheria, took place yesterday In ho Butler street police court Dr. J'render-gast testiflod that when be called on Thanks-g Ing day nnd found that the medicine be had ordiroil ha not been administered be sked the father for an explanation. I he latter said: It is Ooil'a child, and He will take care of It.

If Ho wnnts It. He wlii take if Justice Tishe called Larssen to the etanj ami ouoetloned him. -1 didn't mean to break the law." aald Lara-r-en. "1 wouldu't take the wholocity and break Ibn law, I was only doing God command." "It's a singular thing," aald the Justice, "that in this nineteenth eenturr there are men who have such a foolish belief as you and your society hiiv." It Well," nald Larssen. "it's God's wish.

Wo only believe what He, telle us." "Well," the Justice, "if your child fell into tbe water, you wouldn't assist In rescuing "Ohl that would be different," replied Lars- The atcusedwns found guilty and remanded for sentcnw on Friday. Iio, may be sentenced to oueyunr'ri lmprlsonmont In the penitentiary or lino tit 500, or botli. Ho was convicted under sections 288 and 289 of the penal code, which make it misdemeanor lor a person wilfully to omit "to perform a duty bylaw Impoied upon him to furnish food. clothing. shelter or medicalattend-unoeto a or for a person having the cubtodv of a minor wUlully to permit "tho minor's ll'o to boi endangered, or its health to be Injured." i i J.

jLlXrLB BJ.CB tTAB OK A. WIT MSB. WBRakVwaKahaTOsaea Ohjoet to Colaroa Oaea and rallea ara Callaa Oat, When tho longshoremen wont on fetrlko last summer George I Andrews, the superintendent of the National Una pier at the toot ot TTcet Houston street hired seventy-five colored men. whom be promised to employ as long aa they did their work well. Itwas several weeks boiore the company bad its usual number of men.

about 800, at work, and aa none of them were union men at that tlmo everything promised well for tbe future. Tho men worked together well enough until a week ago last Baturday, whon several of the colored men were aont over to the company's pier in Jorsoy City to help unload a vessel. Tbe men were) Intercepted by a mob of white laborers who prevented them from going to work and atoned them away from the pier. Nearly all pf tho assailants, it waa aald. came from Brooklyn, where tbe union men are better organleed and greater power than they are In this city.

Since then the white men here have grumbled about being compelled to work with oolored men. No violence was attempted, and Superintendent Andrews thought things would finally settle down. But yesterday morning the white men refused to go to work. One of tbem asked Mr. Androwsto dlschargo the colored men.

Ho refused. The white men hung about tha pier scowling at the colored mon, who wero bard at work. The sUamshlp England waa qt tho pier waiting to hnve her cargo discharged and to be loaded again in tlmo for sailing on Saturday. Tne steamship Erin Is due to-day. and the faot that tbe company, waa in need of all Its men probably Induced the whltementoob ooeo this tlmo for making their demand.

About 1 o'olook word was sont to the poiioo that trouble might occur between tho races, and Cant. Gastlln marched to the pier with twonty-flvo policomen. There, was no trouble. At o'clock the pier waa locked up. ai'xucKzn hakbs roukd offices.

Antl.FOTartr Bealta Oota Oae, Kearney Gets One, and Qntnn TTIII Oct Oae. Tho people that think John McMackln, tho formor generalissimo ot the United Labor party, is dead and burled, just because his United Labor party is dead and buried, are mistaken. McMackln Is ths liveliest kind of a dead man, bis friends think, that ever was in politics. First, after manr visits to the Hon. Thomas C.

Piatt McMackln got a job for him-self. Now, after a strugglo such as no othor Sumble citizen desirous ot serving his country as ever hod before, John J. Bealln has been landed Into a nice office as Treasury agent alongside ot McMackln, with nothing to do and $5 a dav for doing it. Then, for tha plaoe of engineer ottbe Post Office, which was made vacant by the death of William Horan. otherwise known as "Billy Brown," McMackln baa put tn John Kearney, who was a shining light In the 'longshoremen's strlko in tho winter of 1886.

The differences between McMaokin nnd Jamos E. Qulnn have been patched up through the mediation of Boalln, and Uulnn is to get a place after Jan. 1. so MeMackin's friends say. CHAJtOEa SOT READY 1ST.

New Accusations Against the Dock Board Said to he Included. Tho charges against tho Dock Commissioners based on the testimony taken before tho Commissioners ot Accounts wore not completed roBtcrdny. They will probably reach the Mayor and tho accused Commissioners today. The Commissioners will also receive notices to onswor tbe charges and show cause why they should not be removed. Tbe probability that there may bo now matter In tho charges, things concerning which no testimony was taken in ths ex-pnrte examination, waa not denied by the Commissioners of Accounts or the Corporation Counsel yesterday.

This will make the hearing before the Mayor ot fresh Interest 8400.000 for tha Metropolitan Mnaenra. The Board of Estimate has allowed to enlarge the Metropolitan Museum of Art to match a similar appropriation to tho Museum ot Natural History. Those appropriations were authorized by tbe samo act of the Legislature, and tho money is to be raised by issuing bonds. Gen. dl Gesnola, Charles S.

Smith. Henry G. Marquand, and Salem H. Wales, who appeared in behalf of the Museum ot Art were pleased at the prospect of being able to make an addition to the building; The Park Commissioners ordered yesterday that proposals bo advertised tor tbe oonstruo-tfotvof tho new wing of the American Museum or Natural History with its $400,000. They also put Prof.

Alexia A. Julien ot the Columbia college School of Mines on tbe obelisk preserving committee In place ot Prof. Henry Morton. gTirjal jgffttwi BW YORK SUPBEllK COUBT-CITT AMD COUNTY or NKW YORK. auruaiua U.

Brush. Asent and Warden of Elnr Hint Prison or the Bute of hew York. plaintiff, araiast tl llUam W. Aloorn and Samuel Alcorn, compoelnt the firm ot Wm. W.

Alcorn A Co. defendants. Summons. To the above-named defendantsi You aro hereby summoned to answer the complaint In thla action, and to aerre a copy or your answer on tba plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after ths aervloe of thla aummons, exclusive of the day ot oer- Jlee. and in caae of yaur failure to appear, or answer.

udrmentwUI be taken aralnst yon by default, tor the relief demanded In the oomplalnt. hated Oct. II. 1MB. SIXT CABL IIAPrr.

rialntira Attorney. Office and Poet Office address, 15-i5 blteball sL, New York city. To tba defendants and each of them: The forerolnr eummone la aerred upon rou by publication, pursuant to an order of Honorable Edward Patterson, one of the Justtoea of the Kupreme Court ot tbe Htaie of hew York, dated the llthoay of November, isaa, and died with tbe oomplalnt in tbe office ot tbe Clerk of the 8o Rrrme Court at the County Court House. In tbe city ot ew Tort, on the lltb lay or November. iwa.

8IXT CAJtL KArFF, r-lalntltra Attorney. Office and Foet Office address, 15-23 Whitehall Sew York city. cgto-rarjf. A ATNBW YORK STORAGE WARER00M8, 1CO-I2S 44th eu. comer Lezlnrton ar, rorntture, bargare.

carrlarra stored: steam elevators: plastered compartments: packlnr, boztnc movtnr city, country padded vana: telephone, sth Inspection solicited. O'BBILLY BKUTHEllH. Pnlldera. froprletora. ffltnmtioatg.

ALL 7AIIBH REDUCED VIA STO.NINQTON LINE Tbe Inside route. Boston. S3. Steamere RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave new Iter aa, N. 1L.

one black above Canal at 4 a Y. Sundays excepted. These flue larre ateamere ara now runnlnr on tha popular Inside route to accommodate the travel by this well-known and enjoyable wlnier line. A rASES REDUCED to all points via Fall Rtver Una Boston. U.

Eleameral'UlIITAN and fROVl. DENCB leave rier 23. N. foot of Murray at 4:30 r. M.

dally. Hundays Included. Connection by Annex boat from Brooklrn and Jersey city at 4 r. it. An.

ORonEBTRA on each steamer. A-TItOT HOATS-CITY Or TROY and SARATOGA leave rlerttl. V. TC (second pier above Christopher at), dally, except Saturdar. st 0 1: M.

Electric lirhts and bella In rooma bundsy steamer touches at Albany. ALBANY BOITU. PEOPLrS LINE. Staamsra DREW and. DEAN RtullUOND leave old rier 41.

a. fool Canal sl. at f. 11. dally (fundaya excepts dX Electrlo Hi hte and steam heat iu rootaa ATSC1LL EVENING LINE.

Boats leave dally for CaUktII and Intermediate landlnra at 6 P. U. from foot of Jay st North Blver. NORWICH LINE -FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE. fares reduced to Boston.

Worcester. (J; corre-spondlurreductlone to all points Hast Steamera leave 1'ler 40 (old number). North Blver. foot Walls at (next pier above Desbroescs Street Ferry), daily, Sunday ax ccptod at 4 sot- M. RAH8DELL Newburrh.

ruhkill. Com-wail. CaldSrinr. and West relnt from rrankuo. at pier.

week days at a P. 11. i Buudara A. al. SUREWbBURT, LONO BRANCU.

and Intermediate landlnjra On and after tn day. 8BA BIRD, Capt II, Iarker, leaves New York, foot franklin at, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 0 A. M. Leavts Bed Bank, aloneav. Wednesdsy.

and rriday at M. TO NEW HAVEN, TBe. KXCURMUN (dOOU BII DAYS), fl IS. Steamers lesve Teck ellp. Flerss.

It R. ar. U. and 11 r. M.

dallv escept Sundeye, connertlnr with tralna for MEBtDliN. Marttord. bprinrflsla. Holyoke, Ac go gtt for BASEUENT, rSSSth ar 10 Firstloft 131 WettSlst at 75 store. -jei Westeist to store.

atS4Bth ar as Store, zoo West soth sl S3 Store, S3 West BOtu.et TUOatAS A RCKBEKON. atWestSithst. urttlturtj rtTBNITCEE FOB HALE at manufacturer's pric: Lour CREDIT and SHALL FAYMENT, AUENT, MS West Stth St grrgonnl POr CO Bit. All kinds for tha holidaya: manufactory, 2d Thompson at. near Orandi open evealnra.

gUllartlia. BILLIARD and pool tables and all kinds billiard material: lowest prices OlilrriTH CO, iueih av, BEAUTIFUL TEETH, S4. JA 18; raa atteadant: sold CUUiaa. li others, repairtnr. ll work warranted.

DENTAL Cq. tie Sd ar. ELEOANTreldnlUnrs. ruaranteed' moderate prleea Dr. Fallen Dentaf Farlore, 74 Vartek st.

cor.Panal. eti AND KBTS OF TEETH while waltlnr: day. 94 realsc. Bit CI.aBF, 374 eth ar. sod xtU ab7' 1 Jftlftt antra.

BLKKCKBK ST. near Proadway Lncaa Itetetf umUhed rooms, with board, S3 to weekly i table board. tM, BLBBCEBR ST, loa. corner Wooetter. Orand Ueteli roesls a la carta at vary raodarato prleea GRAND HOTEL TBABATLAJITTOO, 47 East 10th at, near Broadway.

Beet table d'hote dinner. Including: wlne.SU eletanlly fsraUbed roome SI upward. HUDSON ST ISX Larre and small rooma wtlh rood board: raa and bath: ladies, S3KJO; fentlemen, J4.su andfai also table board, sa. L' ABOK AND SMALL R0OHewlth board) also table board: private family, nt wast eath st 2D AT. sot.

between 12th and ISthats. Ilandeemely famished roome: runnlns water, eteam heated, with excellent board up: elevated doea not paae house. QD av. 087. near S7tb at Frtvate house, nloely fur-A) ntshed rooms, with board) respectable mechanics) table board.

SX HORATIO RT. blocka from 14th st, near th av. mrnUhod rooma with bosrd. 'lQTn 120 nicely furnlehed rooms) lO bath, all conveniences) also a small room) excellent table and attendants. 'th ST, ISI WEST.

Parlor Boor, handsomely furnished! ail eonrentences! alao other larre rooms; excellent tables. Urn ST- 2S WEST. tar nnfnrnlshed rooms, with board) alao email turnlanad rooms) unaeuaily pleasant 1 ATU ST, SIT BAST. Nicely furnished rooms, with 14 or without board) table board. S3.

BO. 1 iTII 41 WERT. Larre front autua nleely fur-AU nlahed) ataoaauara room) excellent board; home eomforta. nlll BT. too BAST.

Larre and email noma nleely furnished, with or withontboarditaTmemoderata. lTTH 8T, 12S bast. Nicely furnUhed small roomtl XI with French board) also table board. 1 QTII BT 11 WEST, neer Sth av. Larre pleeaant XO rooms, en suite or aln(ly) tamUlea or renileman) referencea "i QTII BT 806 EAST-Larre.

nicely furnished front lu parlor) also hall room with or without board; moderate. 1QTH ST. 48 EAST, near. Broadway -French table AO d'hote, with wine, 600.) board and room, to; two, tJ3jip 1 QTII BT, 803 BABT. Nicely furnished haU and other Air rooms, with board: alao table board; moderate prices.

OOP ST lea WEST Nicety furnished rooms, ren-Am ilemen or families: superior table and atlenoance. OQD8T 237WE8T. Etersnt second floor. inr rooms: private table optional) moderate prices: reterencee exebsnred. OQD ST, SIS WEST.

Larre handsomely furnished lecondtory front; two (enUemen or family) table board. Q1ST 210 BAST. Larre and smaU well fur-O A ntshed rooms; uanslent or permanent; with or without board. Q1RT ST, HO BAST -Nicely furnished rooms, with A board) also table board. S3.

eJOD BT, 20 WEST. Parlor floor, atx roome and bath, with board; private service It required; two con-necUnr rooms, second floor, back. QOD BAST. Second and third floors, torether or separate I sepcrtor board and attendance. OrrTII BTTanrssth et, 231: soth at.

2M West Well-O furnished rooms, all conveniences, with or without board. QQTII RT. 20(1 furnUhed parlor: Oif foldtnr bed: modern Improvements: flrtt-claas bosrd) terms moderate, QQTII 8T, SIS xooma, with or OI7 without board 1 first floor A I-WEST ISTII ST. Elerant sunny suite, richly fiA furnished, with board) aleo table board. A ydTlTsT 25SWE8T.

Desirable rooms, with or wlth-44 out board) terms reasonable) all conveniences) house rrlvata. TrtH ST, 216 WEST, near Broadway. Handsomely it furnished parlor) also larre rooms private bath) board opUonal; referencea Tkth ST, MO WEST. nsndsome alcove, room, with ltf or without hoard. In private family.

A RTU ST, 334 WEST LadywIU rent parlor, married il couple or gentlemen (professional); elecsnt table; private beta. AdTll 8T 148 WEST. Larre aunnr rooms, with or fax! without board, ntcely furntahed all oonvenlencee, "4QTII BT. 340 WEST. Elerantlr furnished parlors for IO physician or families, with good table; all conveniences.

"4QTn RT- 111 WEST. Larre and email elerantly fnr-rxe nlshea rooma, with modern Improvemenu, first-class board: superior accommodations; ressonable; referencea KQD BT- 240 EAST. First-lass rooma with board; also table board. S4; private neighborhood. ROD ST, 335 WEST.

Larre ecuare room for two ren-Wu tiemen. also hall room, with board; all oonven-lencea COD 8T, 430 floor I boarders 00 wanted. K4TH BT, 3S0 WEST. A larre room, aouthsru poaure; cloaet bath; hall room; excellent board; HJ.Q0. CTII ST.

106 BAST. Finale and small double rooms) ill heated, gaa. nicely furnished: with board. KfiTII ET, 1S3 double and single Qt rooma, suitable for ladles or gentlemen. S3.0U.

fiBT 145 WEST Neatly rurnlshed roome near A station: low prices) board optional; physician's ofuoe. fiKTIl 344 BABT Hall and other rooma nicely UJ furnished; heated; with board: table board, t3.au. ftRTH BT. 804 EAST, Hall roofn7nleelyfurnlihed; vrir also othsr room, with board, table board, flLbu TQTH ST, 2S1 EABT FurnUhed rooma with or witb- out board; suitable tor doctor; also unfurnished rooma 17QTII ST, ITS furnUhed rooms with I board. tO; flTO-cl 1 uble board: low prleea T-fYrn BT, ns furnUbedTooms, all AAA lmprovementa.

with board, also uble board. In private house: terms reasonable. 1 1 BT- EAST. Nicely furnished rooma with A AO all Improvements In private house, with or without board; terma reasonable. uraigtud goamg giparfpuntg Eo "gtt HANDSOMELY rtlRNISUED rooma with orwithoot board.

27 West Sltt et; convenient to Ova lines fears. LAROE ROOM heated, closets, bath, runnlnr water; suitable for two; near nation. 236 West 04th st. ICE FURNISHED ROOMS to let In a private bouse; aleo front and baok parlor, furnUhed or untur-nlshed. near station; referencea 15u West both st PARK AV, ass.

near Mth st Hall atuare, and other rooma nicely furnUhed: heated; SLOP upward. PARK AV. Stfl. near G2d st-IIsll room: aUo largo front room and bedrooo. well farnUhed.

ST.CARE'S PLACETeTEsst 8th st Uan'daome parlor for doctor or one or two gentlemen. TO LET A nicely furnUhed room, with tbe use ot tbe front psrtor. for one or two respectable gentle men. by imalf Uerman family, at very reasouabls price; near 2d and Sd av. elevated station.

Call at Mra. WBBElt'S. S3S East B6th st WASHINGTON PLACE. TO-Large pleasant sunny room, folding bed. open Are; al so nicely furnished imsll room; gentlemen.

2D AV, B54, close to 50th at station Hall room, also front parlor and connecting room, well furnished. 3 DOM I.NICK BT. l'nrnlshed roome tor housekeeplnr; also single rooms 1th stove, tor gentlemen SI. So up. 6' TH AV, tl, NEAR PARK.

Firet flat bandiomely furnUhed rooms, single and double, enltable for gentlemen or man and wife; board for wife, transient or permanent 1QTJI ST, 129 WF.HT. Two handsome large connect. AO lug rooms, en suite or singly; hot and cold water; private labia. 1 KTHST. 135 WEST.

Large cheerful, eunny rooma AO nicely fornUbed. en suite or singly bath and all conveniences; terme moderate. 1 fJTII BT, 134 WEST. Large front parlor: also ball AU room; one largo room, light housekeeping: ail conveniences, OATH 8T S34 WEST. Large room on bath room -J floor: heated; also single room; private family; terms moderate.

Q1STI.T, 4B WEST. Lerge room, furnished com-1 plete: light housekeeping. S3. 30; also email room. nicely furnUhed.

closets, 8J. rttBT, is EAST. Three nicely furnUhed large con. A nee ting rooms, singly or en suite all conveolencea OOD KT.4US WEST. Nlncelr furnUhed back parlor; all conveniences; S4i also small rooma and S3.30 weikly.

OD ST. 417 WERT. Parlor and connecting rooms: wO hot and cold water, private bath: also large and email rooma HUD 8T, 51S WEST. Large, handsomely furnUhed. (bOfMOi also small room.

S3; private bouse; referencea 04TII8T. 117 living alone will let ale. gently furnished rooms) bath; ladles or gentle-men; permanent or transient Q4TII BT, 433 family will let newly furnUhed. sunny front room, heat gas, and bath) small room, 5(1 VlFfirTSo WEST. Nicely fumuhed, pleasant fcO small rooms; S3 and tltw weekly.

OQIII 142 AND 144 and cheep apartments; all oonvenlencee; near road atatlon. WEST. A private family, win let nUhed, without board, two story suite to one or two gentlemen. OOD bT, 320 WEST Nicely furnUhed parlor, back; suitable for twogintlemen. Q'JD ST, hall rooma.

A 00 rasa, Oil Til BT, 223 WEST One large and ona email room; 01 handsomely furnished; excellent attendaaca, Q4TII 8T.202"WE8T. FariorTnloelv furnished; also Ofrerosll rooms. 83.60) gintlimen oalv. '-tKTH BT. 2.0 EAST, Large and email well-fnr-OU nUhed roome) bath and all refer.

ences exchanged. QCTH ST. 228 BABT. Large furnUhed parlor (back) Oil for housekeeplnr or gentle cm also emailer rooma, QKTH ST. 243 bast -Wall furnished hall room suita- OO ble or gentlemen, a 193 WEST, near Uroadway-IIaadsomely ul) rurnlshed rooms, rentlomenealyi private family) references roo, aired.

QQTII ST. 233 WEST Floaty urnuhad large rooms, OO suitable for two, fron. S3 per week upwarvt 41BTBT. 141 WEST. rarlor floor handsomely fur-4 1 nUhed) other suites and single, with or without board.

iOU S31 tunny front psrlor with 4,6 connecting bedroom, all conveniences; heme eomforta iQD ST, 104 WEST. Neatly furnUhed Urge and it) small rooaes. suitable for ladies or gentlemen. iQD 100 WEST. Largo front aauara roem, newly H.O fuo ed as.bAtt) tanu inndcrata.

cjurplghcfl Socrmji giparlnittttg gg AA'ta aT. SS WEST. I rga handeomely rurnUhed, a also email rooma) bath and all conveniences; ren-tiemen) referencea. ydttll ST. UT nra and email roams, all 10 convenleneet, with folding beds) raferenoee re- quired no children.

RT. 214 WEST, near fumuhed rooms, southern exposure, private bath) all convenience. ARtll ST. ate nleely turnUhed. jiU running water) also large ball room) private family.

yl'TTU ST, S4R WBBT Large nicely furnished front 41 ronm: private family) folding bed and all oonvenlencee iH 4QTH RT ane WEST Two lerre equare sunny rooms' 2 snlubla for gentleman, or couple) all eonvenlcncea, yfQTII ST, T36 WEST. Two larre alcove rooma and AJ innny rooms, with good table; all convenlencef. (OTII ST, 119 WEST. An elerant leeond etorv) all ii7 newly fornUbedi large cloteui sanitary plumbing and alt modern convenience!) private fsmllyi ex-collect location for phrtldan. yQTII RT, 2IDWEKT Pqnsre ennnr roomt alio hall ai7 room in email private famliyi terme moderate.

IQTH ST. 138 EAST. Large squire room, running a7 water) gentlemen or light housekeeping. A 1ST HT, 433 BART. nested hall room: use of par Ol lor: comfortably furnUhed; lady or gentleman) terme moderate.

1 8T8T 313 BAST. Well rnmlshed hall rooms prk vate street; terms moderate; SdbelL RID BT, 228 WERT, near Broadway, FurnUhed roome with folding beda Ac. KQD RT, arw WEST Larre. square, sunny room) 00 two gentlemen: all conveniences; homecomforu; private family. ROD ST.

S3.1 WE8T. Large front sunny room for OO one or two rontlemen fJ per week home comf orts. ROD 3 WEST. Lsrge aqnare front "room" for eO two gentlemen; also bail room: private family. KTH BT, WERT Rqnare front parlor, with eon-P3tnoctlng bedroom alsoother rooms) home comforts.

ST. 147 BABT. Lsrge front room: gas; heated) private family; snluble for one or two. V7TH BT, 4M furnUied: also large and front rooms; also single: terma moderate. KQTn RT, EAST Nlcelr fumUhed front" roomi OO suitable one or two: aUo back room; heated.

ftfYUl BT, 174 fnrntihedrheated jJ rooma with everyconvenlence: private faintly fSATII RT. 176 EART. 2d flat-Large front nicely fur-3J rushed room: alao small room: gaa heated. CQD BT, 183 gas vJO heated aultable for doctor ofllco or gentlemen. QnTlRT, 815 EABT -Nicely furnished front psrlor JJ and bedroom lu private house all Improvemenu terms ressonable.

CMTHBT lot rurnlshed large and 04 imall rooma with all Improvements. In private bouse; terms ressonable. fnrnlshrd room! In Ave private bouie, with all suitable for ladles or gentlemen, terme tnoderau fflatK nmt gparttnttrtg go Xtu A. rirsUclasa Apartment Houaoa, Nortliweat cor. Levlnsttoit ar.

nnd 44IU rlne Rooma. rjteum Ifcnteet, SDOO. HO to lia E. 47th -t nesii. Wladsor Hotel, Seven Rooma, 80OO.

104 to IOO nlat neap Art alnaenm, Eljcht L.er Rooma, blesm Ileeitect. 70. Iloya, tosl, and Wood. HO to 117 East SSd near Art Museum, Hevea I.arsre Rooma, S730. Steam, Elevatora, IIhII tloy.

Coal Wood. Apply to Janltora, or tVREII.I.Y Mtoraso Warehonaca, cor. Lexington av. and 44th at. A rOTTEE A BRO S2d st and Pth av.

and 1 2K Uroadwav. Tba following houses aro kept In perfect order: Pthav, 1.TH4, nrarr-2d it, 4rooma. toSM Pth av. 1.381 4 rooms 14 Sth av. 1 K4H.

near loath it. 3 rooma. IS to 17 eotbet. vteit 113. decorsted 11.50 to 13 63d st, Wnt.

4u smsll families to 30th it. West 318 and 324, Imp. tenements, 0 to 13 74th st. East, 2.11, 4 rooms and bath 14 to IH fwthst. East 414, 3 rooms snl bath 13 to 14 Both st and sd av.

1.731. 4 I02d it and Lexington ar. Lull, 3 roomi 13 to 13 Apply to janitors on prcmUas, or as above. ICO 1 SD AV, corner, all light rooms, alio 1.KI3 )OVl and l.K033dav. 3 and 4 rooms, nearionhit station: rente fs.3010ait.uo l.mu and I.

KM 3d ar, near (eth st sta- tlon.3rooms 13 00 to 10.00 224 East limb st, near 09th et station, 8 large roome 7SOto 10.00 LOU and 1.013 Park av near Hlth st. atatlon. 3 rooms and bath, all improve rnents and ooorated 20.00to 2300 1,672 to G90 Mention av. recently decorated, all Improvements ronoto 23.00 Janitor! on pr-mlin. or K.

I.EAVITT dt ro i.8o l'mito NEAR IOOTH HT. TUB NOVELDA APARTMENT HOUSE, 1.S35 Eexlncton corner 84IU Ut. Elegant and convenient appartmenta of six lsrre and light rooma with all modern Imorovetnenta STEAM HEAT. Janitor a eervice, Ac Apply on prmUea or ,1. CODT, 8d nnr Od ot.

A-EEEOANT APABT1IKXT8 on 3d 47IL and 8lb five. Room and ilmeroeeiaeata, RENTN 10 I'o BJ-so. MAGNIFICENT CORN Est FEATS, In tne. Nelschnorhood, RENTN SSO TO B-IO. fTe Vlli lar "Vour sinelnr Expense.

VICTOR I'UKUMI A SON, cor. 47th at. nnd Ud av. A NEW AND GREAT IN III: CEMENT. We New liniment will 4, and Rooma, pay with Haiti and your all Improv-mlii mov RENTM, SIS TO tsUSO.

Insc WewlllpsTiournor. ex- Insc Expcnnea. penac. HAMTJELH, cor. Otli av.

and OStb at. J. COntB.DT CK, 23d st and Pthav. Apartments of 3 and 4 rooms, with Improvements, West lDth st. 431 Men 23th it, r-M vwiticthit.

4tt West lU.nv. Wc 4'lth it. 320 Weit 48th it, and av rrom Sl'i to SIS, Janltora A NEW IlTJIl.IdNC, SORWeit lmhit; .1 light roomi.halU heated; other 11.30 up. Beijsnlior. TO $12.

Two. tbrea and four room aparlments. with Improvements; also stores. In the new block, 10th av, both and 07th eta, Inquire at the office of JOHN BUCK. l.OSD lotli ar, lletwecn OOlh and 07111 ata.

THE ALEXANDER, sio 10 sua Ht scd st. Apartmenta of three and tour rooms, electrlo light belta dumb waiters, speaking tubes, Aa rents from to lie. Apoly to Janitor or to Ulworlb JL, Striker, 775 lotla av. ANUUKKR OF NEAT AND DE5IRAIILK FLATS AND AT BENTS FKUU C14 1'EB TO 173. H.

P. JATNE S4 eat gad at. A ELEGANT ileam heated ilngle and double flau to rent: 21L 233, and Jit SU'hut: good location, rents 143 to 103. O. K.EMPNEU SON, No.

003 llth av. ALL LIGHT Z1 feet 8-room flat decorated, near station, 213 nest lOltli st 6n, 211, Si: ntben all prleea fcTfcVENS. i)th av, cor tOdst A FLAT of eight all light rooma in perfeot order; Jt. rent Co. TI10M AB a ECKRHBOy.

35 Wet 30th it BEKKMAN 1'LACE. 12. between tilth and 30th I ail ilesutlfol floor. 3 rooms, all Improvements; heated, orlvata bouse. FLAT8AND "apaIITMENTS.

unfurnUhod and fur-nUhed. In all parts of the city. roLbOM BlttiTIIEKN KH liroadwav and 30 Broadway. HOUSE 16 KOOMB.fnll lot all lmprovementa to let or sell. Inquire of owner.

141 hait33det NEW FLATS In llth st. near 7th av, morn, and bath. T110UA81 S3 Weit 3, th it SUTTON TLACE, 31, between and 00th ita. Eait Flrit floor, six rooms, all lia THREE AND FOIuTllOOMS. alUmprovimenta new houiei, rent.

toffil: moving expense, paid. Apply at otnee ot SAM PLL8. cor, (th av, and Ultu it H' TH RT. 67 WEST. In rente moderate.

Apply to new Janitor on tha premliea or owner, 104 West lltlist ToTII RT fist 7 rooma halls hraled, AC all Improvements, rent ViQ per month OT11' BTi 433 WEST Unturnlihed apartmentto let A 9 eecond floor; rent I1H. itali carpeted, halls heated and newly decorated. Bee Janitor. ROD 120 and connecting room; uie kitchen; all conveniences; also hall bedroom, furnUhed. SODBI.

tin EABT. First flat. 6 rooms and bath; new. ly renovated, all lmprovementa JtfTH all Improvements, Wx 3ad st. 310 Eait flat 4 large rooms, low rents.

QTH ST, 2CM BAST. Parlor flat; also second and JU third story, six rooms and bath. c2t upward. QOD RT, 320 EART Elegsnt nsw flat 3 extra large O1 light rooma all Improvemenu Slti OAft EAST 78TII 6T Five rooma SIT. 333Kast70ttl Vi3 it, Ave rooma SI I.

83 Eaitfethet, flveroonu, tlX WALLACH. 222 East 7Bth It iin A NUMBER OF Fl'ITES OF ROOUri FROU IU. 10 TO (IS PER MO.MU AT 337 WEdT toTlt STftLET. INQU1KE OF JANITOR OR OF H.F. JATNE 8S4 Woat g34 at.

gtttU galatt for "Fiilf Cittt. A 20. FOOT FOUR-RTORT brown Hone hlthitnoji bouie, decorated. In reitrlcted block, only tvu.iUJ; can ba seen only by applying at headquarters for west line real citato. FKANK rlBllEB.

1.337 Wli av, corner Qlst st iL station), and I.2UM Bth ay. near7ethst IK VOU WISH to bur, sell rent or exchanra property, addrssi PRBSCOTT. 184 East 701h et glcnl -gtnte Jor alt Coutrirtj. IOR HALF Richmond 7I11L Long Island, cettagea S3.0UU. S4.COA all Improvemenu: elegant bulldiureltea .1.

W. KIEI.DEU.au Elberty UEOOWLEH, KIclimondMlH umlghc-a ISootag Ho gjrt groohlyu. OQl OREENI! RT-Elrantert vultiug the city can 01 have heated rooms from nocta. up) pertnsteni or transleut gtootng WyM BRICKLAYERS' UALL to let or melting purpotei at 22t JUit 21th tt Apply Janitor. vrv pJlUIWaijJt.

New York Central Hudson River Railroad. Great Four-Track Trunk Line Selected by the Govt unent. In connection wtth tha Lake Cnert Michlgvi Southern fl'y, ths Route of the Fast Mail." With the Lake 6horo It aleo th routs of Lt Famous Wagner Vtlbbulo Hew York Chicago Limited." In connection wfth th Lake Shor and "Dig Four," It eonttltutot the route of the "Southwestern Limited" TO CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS ano QT, LOUIO. It le alio the Direct Line to Niagara Falls, And with the Michigan Central R.R.

forme The Hiagara Falls Route" BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE WEST. All Traim arrivo at and depart from Grand Central Station, Fourth Avt. and fcrty-tecond St. titw fork. Largest and Finest Ptstengtr Station In America, tftd the only one In tha city of New York.

On nnd After December IT 1880, Trains wilt New York follow. fSiOO A M. fiyrAcuio unit Montreal Expreu. Wmr ner drawl nff-room cart to Montreal Tia Delaware and lltifinon lutl-oad. fm-tanireri for polnii north cf Troy vlfi Pit chbur.

Ilaliroatl tramfar at Ka.t Al tiAnj to drawing-room car ruiinlDC tbroagUfrom that point to Ht. A I bant. FAHT MAIL AND hTATE EXPItEHH. 8n0 A. At.

tor Albany, Schenectady, Ctlc. bjraci Auburn, Geneva. CanaudaljnieV Roc heater, liataTtaantt Buffulo arrlrtorat iJuQaio al 8tO 1' It. New Woxner rlace Drawing- Koom car to Canandalrnfi datlr rxrept Sondaya. Buffet JJmoklnif car New A or to BnlTalo NT TO UK Ce CHICAGO LIMITED.

Oi0 M. The famoue Warner Veatlbnle, New York and I hlcajro Limited, compoied ezcluilrely of buffet tnoklnjr library car, dlnlnir car. tiraiffht 16-tectlnn and private compartment eteeplnir earn. and drawing room car for Hyraeuee, Roclieater. But-falo, Krle Uie.

eland. Toledo. Elkbart. an Chicago, arriving at Chicago at A. M.

tne next dr. THE KOUTHWESTEnN LIMITED. JlOt.0 A. M. The marnir.cent new fiouthwestern Limited for Cincinnati.

Indlanapolla, and 8u Louia, conilfting of a combination library, fcinoktng and cafe car, a standard day coacn, a sleeping car fur Bt. Lonla, a flee pin jr car for Clnolnnatl. a drawing room car and a dining car for Buffalo Connects at Buffalo lor Migra falls The train Is sleam-lie ated, Huhted by gas, and agntr vestibuled. ho sxtra fare charged. IlltIO A.

M. Western New Tork and Northern Ex-presa for Saratoga. Lake Oeorgs, Uutland. Bennington. North Ail ma, Ac.

Wagner drawing room cars hew lork to Troy. TUB WKsTEKN DAT EXP HESS. $11.50 31. Day Imprest for Buffalo. Niagara alla Toronto.

CI ore land. Cincinnati Indlanapolla, Detroit, and Chicago; ttagnei drawing room cars to t-yracu-e. Wagner sleeping car. hrracuie to Clee-land. Detroit, and Chicago.

1'arlor car Cleveland to Cincinnati. Wanner dining car New ork to Albany. OiOO l. M. Albany.

Troy, and t'Uca Bpecial, with agner drawing room cars to Albany and Troy. 3t I. M. Accommodation to Albany and Troy, (oonecu lor Mlilamitown. North Adama and lu termetllatepoinuoti HtcbbargK, IL Wagner drawing room car New York to Albany.

THE FAHT WEST EH EXPRESS-MUST POPULAR TIIHOrGIl TRAIN IN AMERICA JOtOO P. M. Fast Chicago, Hnclnnatl and At, Lnols Express for Buffalo Niagara Falls.buapension Bridge, Toronto, Have land. Cincinnati. Indlanapoiu.

nl Lonla Detroit, and Chicago, with through Wagner vestibule ileeplng and dining cars. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON. TREAL. Adirondack Xlountaln, Montreal and Canandalgna Kxpreai Wagner aleeplng cars daily to 11 atu burgh, alio to Montreal, via Hotu-e's Point and via ft. Aibana.

and to byracuse and Cansu dalgua dally, except bun day 0 tOO 1. faat Mall (Limited), arrives at Rochester at 7 4UA. 11- Buffalo SUA. JL, and Cleveland 1 JO. FAST NIGHT EXPRESS FOR TIIE WEST.

JIO tOO P. Fast Night Expre si for Rochester. Bof. falo NlagaraFalls. Toronto Cleveland.

Cincinnati St. Louis, De'rolt, and Ch cago with through Wagner Sleeping Car dally bleeping Cars to Ugdenibnrgh, vlautlcaand Worrlitown, dally, except baturdaya, and to Canandaiguu nu Sundays only. IStOO Idnlch for Saratoga and Adirondack Houn-tafns. Watrner Bleeping Car to Albany, connects at Albany wiib tralna for the North ana UetL There la no connection at Albany witU this train leaving New York baturday night. DERIaSUIRE HILLS, VIA HARLEM II I VISION.

flOiOS A. ntuneldaud North Adams Express, with agner drawing room car through to t'Uts f)Id without change 3t20 p. M. Eaat 1'ittmfleld and North Adams Special The entire train, including elegant Wagner drawing room cars, runs ttnymsh to PlUsheldwithoutchange. I ast time.

i--ui erlor service, Ticketa and space In drawing room and sleeping cars en sale at (irand entral station. Nna. I 7n, an.t W2 Broadway, 1- l'ark place West 125th au. and I3bth st station. New 7til-Ur- ton sl.

and 3h Bedford Ii. Brooklva Weatcott's KxpreM calls for and checka baggage from notelsand residences thrnugh to destination. Kun dallr. uthers dallr except hundaya JStop at I sl station to take on passengers for tha North and WeL JOHN M. TOUCEV.

GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Superintendent Uen'l Tajsenger AgsnL NEW vbr.K "new haven AND HARTFORD u. r. New York and Boston via New Haven-Leave By war of Due.

Fprlngllelnand Worcester. a-ir. M. 10.tA- New London and Pro.l.enee, 4:30 M. II MiA, Sprln.neld and Worcester.

U.tOP. M. Hartford and and N. SO M. 1 rfw p.

New London and Providence, 80 P. M. 8P. JUWltlmantlcaiidN Y.andN. 91OP.

4 (xi P. Springfield and Worcenter. 10 00 P. M. fOOP.

New London and Providence, 11-Oop, Il-tur. Springfield and Worcester. 15 M. I- 'New Jaonilon and l'roldence, 7rtXlA.iL, Huqs dally includinir-iindays. Return service, same hour and by same routes.

Lesve for Due. 1 Newport (via WlcVfordl. P. M. P.

Northampton Div Mielhurne .00 P. M. a-02 I' Danbnry A Nor walk U.K PltUnela, 7 4 P. M. iQ'J L.

Naugatuck Dlv. Wlnstead, 8:10 P. 11. Through parlor uleerlag cars by each train. C.

IIF.MP&TLAD. fien'i Pass. Agent. AOn'y Solid Train SH' ROUTE BETWEBJt New York and Chicago, And the only line running lu Dining Gar Through to Chicago, 3:00 P. 6:00 P.

8:30 P. HI. ALL SOLID TRAINR, AND EACn TRAIN RU.NB TllROliail TO CHICAGO WITHOUT CUANUE Or ANY CLUSS OF CABS. J. XIUBrtlV.

p. PARUER. Oeuerel Superintendent. General Passenger Agent. bv I R.T BAI'llKST TRAIN" Vl I'lllLADLLPliU To SSWm BAI.TI.VIOUE, WAISIHKGTOIV, Slf CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, 2i And All Polntu Weat.

ri'LLUAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TBAIKS. Iave NEW YORK, foot or Liberie it, as follows rorcnioAao, .1 20P t. u. Kor CINCINNATI ST. LOU1H.

SO A. OO P. M. rorU'ASIIlNllTllK. BALTIMORK SIA.

11 I1DOA. JI, a-OIP. M. 3 II. a til I' 12.15 All trains dallr except II A.

M. buu1sr l'r tickets and I'uMman car spaco call at R. o. Ticket omen, a I jui. tis.

andl.ltu fireadway, or at fctailjn root of Liberty it. York Tramrer Company will call forandeseck taarsge rrom hotel or xesikltnca OIlKI.L. CIIAB. O. SCL'LI.

Cen'l alansger. Gen 1 fasienger Agent. CENTRALlIirRlDOFlEfJERSEI FOOT OK LIBEHTY NORTH RIVER. TIME TABLE OP NOVEMBER l( 1(W). EHOttTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE For Pliiludclpliin, ItnlU-morc.

mul Wasliiugsoii. UOl'M) BROOK ROUTi; Via Central O. IL of KewJertey I'lillsJtlphU and Read ine It. Dd llaltlmore and uhlo 11. II.

Ytir rillLAtiUI.t'lUA at i. 7 f. an II A 1.3i, 3i I'. 12 linlcbJ! bundaja 30. 3(1 A.

H.l 2 8 2TI 11 I'. t. If. nl7lit lor BALTIMdKK and WAMII.NOIiiN dally at 8:30, (II except bunder) A. -2, S.Ji.

f. P. isnlghu Trainsleavlnaalt II A. 1 JO e. 4, 7 su P.

12'16 nlvlit have connection for Kesdlng tlajrlsbDrg. Potltvllla. Ac Tickets and parlor ear seata can ba procured at 71 261. ell. Ml, 1.

HU. I.3J3 Broadway. 737 tth av. JH Well 115lh it. 1S felt I26lb it New York! 4 Court sl, wj Pulton il.

Broedway. Brooklyn. New York Traoirer Corapany will call tor and clieca baggage from botel or residence EW YOltK. KUSOrriUNNA A WEBTKHS R. LEAVE FOOT CURTLANDT ASK UtHUKOSSKil l-TH.

For Ilackeniack and Pstsrion. e.ta B1Q P.w 10.30 A. SL. colt. HW.

10. 4 iui, SSJ. b.eO, i(H il 7. vi, in no p. M.j A.

XI. fcutdsis, 7U5l I0J A. at I eo. 7 IS f. u.

PsM.le. lu.30 A. 8.JO. ao P. M.

Hortendrke. ri 10 A. VL. I2s sl 4:10, B.S 0-00, eso P. M.

Suudara, 7 si A If. Butler, DUO A. 12.CUM ,4110, 0:80, 0. -00 P. U.

Baa- data 7 43 A. it. Ulddutown and Stroudiburg. etiio A. M- 4:10 r.

It. II iliK PGiinsijivania 11 KATLEOAD. jllj I TBE STANDARD BAILWAY OF AHEIItil I DOUBLE TMCKT STEEL RAILS! I STOSK BJLLAST AID STOXE BRIDGES. Bf I PROTECTED BT TUB H8) I INTERLOCKING SWITOH I AND jflSii BLOCK SIGNAL SYSTEM; ffl I The Scenic Line to Yhe West Mm I AND TUB ROOTB or THE CELEBRATED PENNSYLVANIA UUITED, IB IP I Tho Ideal Railway Train ot tho 'jKj' I Nineteenth Century. Bbl TRAINS X.KA.TK 8TATIONM, (bat eT faP I Dcabraaaea stad tTortlaadt ala, nrrardlas SSmIK pssitaaen a Grand View of tha nstrbore tha Hhtpplae.

the nrooklrn II rKce. Oev ffrB jH lOr'a lalaad, nnd tha rjtatn at lhartr. H'JS'B aa -SJ''H fl On and nfltr SOTKttltKn SO, X8SX I W-9: fl THE FAHT INK. fl A. ST.

The grrst morning train for all jietntatntna Isylsw sl eit I'alliaanVeittbule Buffet bleeping Car XewYsrlc littJil i to Richmond. Ind Pullman Veitlbute Buffet Parlor Jl.v car New tork to ritliburgh Pullman Sleeylng Car Al- IfH? I toona to Cblcaio, and I'lttsburab to Columbus, Cieva, B.TII Isnd and Toledo Train leaving New York on hatur dsy does not connect for Chlrsgo. Connects for Cleva. miil mm land dallv. and for wiuiamiport, Lock liaven.

and Toledo except baturday. tUtlr bH THE PCWHYI.VANIA XHtT-. Tgrft fl lO A. ST. Compoied exeluilvely ot Pullman Yeill- jBillif bole, Urawlng and State Room, sleeping.

Olalne Smoking, and (ibiervitlonCara containing ladles' and Umv LE 'I Mm gentlemen ebsthrtomabsrberehnn.llbrary.andalliha fur it eH conveniences or a heme lleeted by steam and llgnted JTcVu I' Ml by etatlonarv and movable electrlo Ughia The pleneer KliV V' ar lu clan In tbe world. Througb te CiaeiasaU aid mi Ml Chicago every dsy. 1 1 UT. I.OUI3. cniCAGO, AND CINCIM t' fl NATI EXrEESB, 'MitU OiOO r.

It. The faiteit train between New York. rSil1' 'InclnnatL and Bt Louis Pullman Veltlbule Sleeptn rltilM I MM Car New ork tnSL Louis. New lork to Chloaea aad fit MM New York tot Inclnnstl. peiienger cosch New Yerkta vf1uLi MM Columbus, and ItnlngCar New lork toAltoonaand sVRA Columbus to Sl Louis.

Through every dsy. 1 Ijftttlt TUB WESTERN EXPRESS. iSMJJ i1 0i3O P. M. The popular evening train for all pelnta i -'afcli'' In the Weet NorthweiL and SoutbweeL Pullman Ves- i ll tlbule Sleeping Car New York to ft Lotla New Tort: HUll I MM York to Cincinnati.

NewYorkta slem MHa LIMM rhla N.w York to Pittsburgh. Tenniylvanla Railroad iKI'i rIMM lining Car New York to Philadelphia. Through every ffiffi! I IMM dsy. Connect! for Cleveland and Toledo dally, except i MiJIf it'lMl baturday. Passes Johnstown by dayllglit.

wilii I MM PACIFIC EXPHESS, m-i fi fl tOO P. M. The seenlo train for the Wast crouea 'SftjT the Alleebeulei and runs througb tbe Conemaogh Val 3HIY 'r IMM ley tn the morning Pullman cittbute Buffet Sleea- ilBjiii Ml Ing Car New York to Chicago, New York to Memoble I MM via tbe Shenandoah alley. Connects for Toledo aSf i MM dally, and ror Corry. Erla the Oil Regions, Cleveland, i mhIIm I MM and Columbus except Saturday.

Jwff ForLebannn. UOIA. P. and 1 Ml For Norrlstowa Phtetitxvllla Fotutown, nnd Reading. rMaSi Ml hui.iio.iA.

ihjo.2 laand 4-sor. Sundays, iK Ml ous and lonoxal, and 2-00 P. smrj OAJLTIMOItE, WAWniNOTON, AJiB Ml' fl THE HOUTll. fl Washington Limited Expreu' of Pullman rarlor Cars iMfill. km dallj, except Sunday, lu 10 A.

arrive Wasblngtoa I iMta Ml and Ltmlied" dally, witti oMJl1 Ml Dining Car at P. arrive Walhlngton p. tH' i Ml regular expreui, 4 13. 20, 8-Oiv and A. IL.

'MRl- Ml HA 2II0.3-3H 4 i and 9iooP. at. and 12 lSnlgbt. Wt). Ml Sundsy.

49XH0'1 and ni30A. ao 4:30 and uni SFil Ml P. and 12'l5nlgbL For pilnts on Chesapeake and nev.lt Oblo lUilway and Cincinnati, keepers, Ulnln Car. akVll I ii and Cosch.s tbroush. i air M.

daily. lH)( Ml For Atlantic City, 1 (Throuzli car) P. XL week dsya. For Cape May. 1 mi P.

M. week dsya JiW For Ixinir Uranoh Point Pleasant, and Intermediate ata- tlons. vlaRahwsvand Ambny.8 III A.U. 12uunoon. Illi MM 3 4ii and MP.

II. on Sunday. A. JL and a.i UltS I- Ml M. rto not nop at Aibury Park) )fjlif: Ml For Old Point and Norfolk, via New York.

Philadelphia afilUl I A Norfolk Railroad. M) A. dally except Sunday, SRI and OOP M. dally via Baltimore a Bay Line. J.Io Ml P.

II woetdara FI) It Boats of Brook vn Annex' connect wllb all through yJW iM trains at Jer.ey city, affording a speedy ana direct ivbVIi transfer for Brooklyn trsveL U4l mu Express Trains leave as followsi lOJH iMMsi i.s. 211. 7 2U p. 0 1. 3 1 (to Chicago Limited, with IU MHM inning Car.

and 10 111 Washington Limited) and II ifM iMHM A. IL. 1 oo, 2 10. 3 4-on so. no (hjq.

7)ViM MMM 3ii. andlHUP. M. and night. Accommo- ,1 31' aH datlon.

11 iu A. Jl 4 oand 7 nor. XI. Sundaya Bx. TlriM' prera 4 ix 6 15.

30, (i (to Limited), and 10 A XL. jM 4. 4i. a. o.an, h.

and P. XL, and 12US nlibL Accommodation. 7-00 P. II. UmMMM Trains leaving New York daily, except 0.

and it iu A. XL. 1. 2 in. and 10 A.

U. 'VMM r. XL on Bundaya, connect at Trenton for MM Camdeu. tl'WW flH Ticket omeea Noa MS. and Ml Broadway, Astor House, end footof Iieibros.e and Coriiandt sta; 4 Ccnrt il.

and Brooklyn Annex htstlon. foot of Kiiilon jm ft. Brook yn. 7 lludion et, llobiken Station. Jersey tS mWM City.

I-migrant Ticket ORIce. Castle (larden. 'if Tbe New )ork Transrer Company wtll call for and Urn- UmW check baeg.ge from hotela and resldencea all 1 BH CHAb. i'Udll. J.

R. WOOD. LM General XI anager. General Pvsa'r AienL .1 fam ANCHOR LINE. frfl LAaor via Londonderry.

liW, From Pier 41, N. It, root Leroy sl PiIbV Ml AN'CIIORIA Dee.21, 3 P.M.IIURNhSUlA.Jan. 4.8P.Xt. WW rH UfilOMA A XI. CIHCaSSIA.

Jon. tl.8A.XL IffilMl MHM Cabin to 0LASU0W. LO.NDONDEKUY.or LIVERPOOL, rtW MMM $4. and ff-Vi, second claia g3). steerage f2i LVIl iiflH X1ED1TKKRANKAN hEHVUE.

VIA AZORES. Beit route to AUlers and coast of Morocco. 3 4H; fax-al, flores, oiuraltar, Naples, vexice. WFmf AND TRIEbTE. IMt SS VICTORIA Wednesday.

Jan. i8HH Cabinio Arorea "fostofwn xiedltn porta ho to ma SJiMbS UE.NDEIlbUN BROTHERS. 7 Bowling Ureeq V. SJ HH COMPANIA TRANSATLANTICA EKPANOLA. rtt'' lieruiar line of mall steamships selling from com fT MH pany'spler, 21 North River, as follows.

rf MM SS VlCA'iA. CapL IL Iteialt Dec 2 12 at. I MHM SS 1IABA.NA. CapLS Xloreno Dec 13; 3 P. XL HH SS ClbDADCONUAL.

CapL M. Carmona.Jan. 12M. 1 MHM Paii'enirers and freight takenfor Havana Progreso. I MHM VeraCrus.

lamplco. and Tnxpau. anil other polnte la I MHH Cuba, Porto Rico south andCentralAmerica.audepsl 1 flH J. XI CEBALLQ3 A Agents. HU all SL Jj COX1PAUNIE OENERALK TRAN'SATLANTlQIIE.

3 fig' rflfl French line to Havre ft Mil jmwM Company's Pier (new) 42. foot Morton sL liZtii ii eMkl LA ROUKdilllNL. Irangeul Hat Dec 21. 4 A. XT.

if? i 91 LA DAbClKl.NK. santelir SaL, Dec. X9 3HA.X1. 1. LA CHAMPAllNR.

Boyer baL. Jan. 4. 4 A. XI.

1. L' A. I OKUET, Ueneral Agent, 3 BnwUug Oreen. JHt MMM INXIAN LlNVRTANlTROYTL'xiTnrhTEAXIERa SVi Fl fl FOR Ot'EENbTOlVN AND LIVfcRI'OOU CITY OP BKIiLIN We Dec 112 P. XL iHfjt I aMHI CITY OP PARIS Wed Dec.

25. 7 A. XL IVl'lMHl Cabin passage, and upward, second cabin, t34; I 1 1 amm etierage. rii. i mWM rtTEtt WRIGHT A RONS.

General Agenta. i Lm 6 Bowling Oreen, New Yorfc. tf lu LM NORDEUTSCIIFR LLOYD fi. CO. S' I UW SHORT ROUTE Til LONDON AND CONTINENT.

II: I I MHH FAHT KXPREKS STEAMhKlt I MHH Ball ee.ry WEDNESDAY and HATI'RDAY U.A"lA I MHI From pier foot or 2d st, lloboken. I MHH OELRIU113 A 2 Bowling Orean. I IjjH NF.WTORK AND JAMaTTa-W. I -Every alterneta I flj fl Tburiday by steam. blp ATLANTA; One peiienger tfsi 1 accommodations.

Jull.N k. KEI1R A 41 Beaver at. I MJji 1 PACIFIC HAIL BTEAlisiTir COMPANY. Si fl Pier for.t Canal sl. North River i MWM ror BAN FRA.NCIRCO.

Tia THE lSTHMUB OF PANAMA. JijU COLON sells HATURIIAY. Doc noon. FROM BAN FRANCISCO, ut and Brlnnan TOB. UJ' CHINA AND JAPAN.

1.11. CniNA lalUTHURHDAY. Deo 2a3P. XL For freight pseesga and general Information apply at rifili HHI companysomce.cn the pier root of Canal it, North I -ifJ aH River. II.

J. BULLAY. Oeneral Soperlntendent, VjjJi i fl JAMAICA, GOEyTOWHi. NICARAGUA) I i fl HONDURAS, GUATEMALA. AOVAN Ace.

S4 1 HONDO Id, MMMJ Thele iteamers hate excellent Hrst-caai peiienger iVA MHH accnmmodstioua keep a good table, and have smoklnf Ml HHM room, tatbrooma haU. piano. Ac The rouna ir MH trip lasts O.N'K SIONT1I and co.li only (Ita. every. thing being provided, excepting wines, dgsra Ac For "3 health.sceuery.audpleaiutethlstripiannotbeexeel1ed.

Um Note' I'entral American Express Compsny for above kfi MMI placca For nsrtlcuUr. apply to a WILLIAIIN at RA.NKINE, 1 tH lu Whitehall sl. New Xork. -A iW NEW YORK AND CI! HA XIAIL STBAUBUIP CO- I il PANY IOU CUI1A AND MRXICu. All steamers ssll from I'lers Kaud 17.

E. It. at 3 P. XL I' OF ALEXANDRIA u'i Fogreao Frontera. i 'H ur A1.CAANDHIA I ni Vera crua RiNTisnn I Nss.au.

Ssmucode Cuba, i hrHHal BANTIAOO. Thura, Dee. 10 I IHH nl'vrrpna I Nassau, bantlsgo de I HH LlfcNrLKUus. Cuba and Llentuegos Thura. Jan.

For particulars freight or I aisare apply to MHM jAMEb B. WARD ACQ. 113 Wall SL SAVANNAH FAST FRE1U1IT AND I'AESENOriRLINB. flfl -fjor iteamers weekly from New Pier ax, N. IL.

I I footof fyrint at. I kmm Hh. CITY iik UOl'ETA Weneidar, Dee 18. at 3 P. XL Mum bH.

Dec 20, at 8 P. M. i 'IHH hs. NACOIli MLB baturday, Dec. 21, at 1 P.

XI. LlHHM bH. CITY or BIRMINOIIAM.Mooday. Deo 2.1. at 3 p.

Ill Tli Connecting with Central Railway of Oeorgla and 'fflHH Bavsunan. Florida and eitarn Railway ror all points la HH ('oorgta. Florida, houtb Carolina Alabama and Louis- i HH Isua UniuriiaMed accommodattona Flrit'Claa Labia i HHI dbota lor freight aud passage apple to 1 J. D. lIAHtJAOr.N, in' 11 RHETT.

C.n. Act. 8 ei EaiL AgL 0 and W. R'y, lavannah Paai Lina, Hi J. I MHai SOI Uroedwer.

I AI7 Broadway. u'tfir 'mm 1L WALKER, Agent Ocean 8ieamihip Co, HHel New Pier 35. North Rieer. a if el TROPICAL TOURS. mM Novel and interesting trips on the steamers of tha j3'1 Atlaa Htraimatili.

occupring two weeks vt -til 1 'IvHH longer embracing from two to thirty porta J1 1 dK A Tl A tT dermya nil ueceaaul est. 'l 0 prose, ot a tow to Jamaica. M.i llayU. Carthagens. Navanllla.

Colon, Nicaragua. Coila 4 i MHI Hica, and tbe Xloiqulto Kisit Porta Only rlrit Cabla j' ft HHel psuengera carrleo. Address ll Mi P1XI. FOHWOOD A CO. Agenta, Sd Stale eL.

New Terk. I fl WIIITK STAR LINE MAIL kvlli bTEAUEKH, New York, Cueenitowu, and Urtr- i pooL if S'i Dee 18. p. xi. 1 mU BRITANNIC Wed.

Her 26, Tail A XI. 'Hfl, Itatra of passage ae low ai by any other first clue HH mallline steerage to sud from tne old oouiitri, tiu HHH Company'aomco, 41 Broadway, and on the wharf. MHHI foot Weet loth et BllUUK 13M A. AgenL jtitmumtntg. i 'k fM MARBLE AND ORANITB WORKS -Monument onyx tops, pedeitala Ac A.

KLABEJJ, ZM uait t( 24 aT. ell valid tUUpa. if lfl 'if A fi Zl. JEOfS iifflftgg-'gjga r11 vP'Tmfimmmr' -ara Xt Ji 1mmLm.