Morgan & Shivler's · 2014. 5. 31. · 1873.-^rC|TEAS Wiac ••

1873.

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Wiac ••<. Ufer IMT Btft*•/wtARD Lioii i m M waotK

BALK *JtD IMTaiL.nOIIK« AMD BA.LL8 tVTVWO AT

SbfcT HOTKJ«,Ageaer ol the Newark Brewiag Oopaaar.

MrlMy tt« MaraetIttreot.

Mctraha

American Billiard HallAlTD MOTAOaUlTT

Is. N Aleaaj swaSt, DOT •*a>4l*sjr.f k n eaa bt foaaa"

Flee* Parana a»4 M k w o a u u a t all

OIIOHTON,

T a i l o r Mat BxeJaloleM-Uleaaer Boat Repairer .

Aseortiaent of Seeoud-ueno OlotMaf.Nook-Use, Oalbus, Ew., Jile.

a* i j enav i . Htma* ,Oaa Daar from corner at B i n s elreel.

FAMILY GROCERIES,All of wUok will bt sold at prices mi l ; MtooUblnr. We bars made urtngommU fora n«iiW«aj|*>i>f

CHOICE ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER,or TabU a n , whir* wa ofler i t V E R # L6W PRICES, by tk* pound

in larger quantities.

DOiPT FAIL TO CALL A.T

Tho Great Ghina *rtd tapan Tea Oo.,209 BURNET STREET.

steam Oyer_and Scourer.v,

la. M A ana a t t a ^ l T a w B n M ^ ^ aprepared M 4a eTerr deeertptiea al bealaeeeUSUM, ia Iba beat aiaMar aed ainaaeaakle

SAVE1 OlRMOXEl!•Jordan proBfUr attoadod to as akart

sotloa. | S O I O J I T

Carpet Weaving.MICBAETHAYES,

Throap aw., id door from Redmond tt.Bag • l s « e •» lofwTO Ms friaads and the sablteleoirallj (bat ha ia praaarad to Inraiaa fataland Rag Oarpete at toe lowasl taab prloea.

Orders far WaariBg pmaapllj tiled, ault-ly

Cheap Boot and Shoe Store.TOBN KHfflB,

IT rmavoa

New Boot and Shoe Store

A*>»Haad-oewod, alwajra aa bast .

R K P A I R 1 N Olose at short Botfae ud la l»» »eol stasliar.Alee, a hU asaortaioat of manufaelared work.

alwaea aa heap apl-I;

J. T. HUNTER& SON,

Real Estate Agents,

30 'Bayard Street.

H0DSK8, LOTH, FARMS FOR BALK,

BINT, LEASE OK EIUHANOB

jalT-17OK EASY THUMB.

Cozzens & Housell.

. Sinn i'Qrnamental Painters

NO. 1?» BURNKT 9TREBT,lost ot Sehoremas.

Oildlag, Qtaialaar ana Kalsotnialag. A mm-ertaaenl af fatata. Oils, mass, Pal»j•loos aeeertaaen! . 7 M s t Oile. Ulaaa, Fauj

aMl tratioa oonateatlj" OB haad at tbe lowestprtaaa AB ardan pro»ptlj attended lo.thldlag aa (Jlaaa a specleltr. MO-ly

prKatHAVIIDEZ St HAUL,

Civil Engineers

soBvaToas,153 9X.ORQE SJRSi.1.

Jlfr-'j _ _

QTUNBK.

t Haaan BafcfaMalaa'a, Oaarga«*»•»»*•• Huto Btora, AlbaJj

iptlj »Uan4a<l U.

a. M l i i w Wwa»- »*-lJ

PTC,i t lOearsaM. Itaw Mni

ana? HaUaSfiaTaUo wniaM of aU^hraw alm|«al«aa aaiUai Uadi UU oaf, AtflMLWS > £ i W Oathaa a4 las*

Civila» •

ARCHITECTS.

Flwlrwtthma & Japn Tta Btmp'v4tfct ITOL AT i ^

209 BURJC

PRICES TO SUIT TM TIMES!•UTMO mar MQinr» A T*RT" sttJWf'ftocx of rflra

AND COFFEES,Wa oSar tha a m at tits LOWEST KBW TORK CASH PBICK8. Our Mock of

MPORTED FINE HflNJES,LIQlfQJLS AND 8EGAKS,

x ~ , . • .K J M f g ffjf QUgd^lT taMff CaMsMat JsBBst sMMIattkWa W # atflaWoM OsStMtasAtliY

^•nH ^y tiaafcoa*

Subicriber offeri for M1«, at the LOWESTA WSI.li UBI.BOfKO STOCK Of

8TYLI8H and DUBABLE 60098,•OK

FALL AND WIN T I E WEAR., lisa's, Bays' sad Youths' Coins aad Fias

fc B17aale>KM »r All '.

Ladies' Miaajf aaa CblUron's

Berttraaal * Lace* ghoos

^ Of BTOTT Vartetr sad Qaal.lt», all Bouon roa

Cisar, whisk, will bosold at iMALL ,

ADVANCE..

H. S. MANNING'S, "No. 3 Peace Street. New Brunswick, N. J

Mil-Jaw '

Morgan & Shivler'sNEW HTORE, 3O CHURCH STREET,

Near IVeilson.

ALL STYLES OF HATS AND CAPS,la all th. Latest Varieties.

AUa,

LADIES AND CHILDREN'S

Furs,<F AZL T&M tfXWE&T P4TTKR&S AND ATPRICXS THAT CAN-

• -'. t * XQinwra&vrr Atz,-AT

J. 3. * E. STEWART 8,NO. 4 KING BLOCK,

A LAtOE ISriOETJHKT OF

Gent's Foroisiting Goods, Umbrellas, Canes, Gloves.Alto, AgMto fcr the world m o n a d

Slnccer improved Sewing Machine,CaU and tSee Them.

aaa»—IT ^_^_

Headquarters•OR

OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLEn AT

CORNELL'S,51 CHURCH STREET.

WEOWNC PARTIES AND BANQUETS,. rusjvsxia WITS MVXRY RXQUI&ITS.

ICE CBEAMICE CREAM!

WlLtMAKl TO OBDBR AIX KIND* 9? JJUOAT, JUCCAKON

a- w

Bibles,

HYMN B0iW

MVUOAI. A Ll tHI .

Pocket Books.Toj Books,

Gift Books.

Aatograph Books.

ILLUMINATED TEXTS,

KTC, ETC.

Also a. I

TOYS

Gold PensPockeji Knives,

100 VaritUe:

StereoscopicGlasses and Views.

WritingWork Boies.

HANDSOME

Ink Stands.

P I C T U R E S ,ETC-> ETl;'find Well Displayed Stofli of

AND GAMES.AT

•. schaxlule ii berewitkUroa *f JMUV (oet • !wbicl) t t j petvsq wtUtiralj, indT p»y the

NOTICE.

Whereas, too Coonawn Council ol tha City olew Biunewiok b»TO dulr, br resolutioD. or-

dored aod directed tbsCollector to colleot thefellewiag laaoa rets*cttrelr remaining unpaid opoo tbe landa aod real oataie aa-eaaeed ; and tbe aaid Collector did accord-ingly, ia paratiaooe of law, prepare andsajlar 1 •trsueeriel ( r aaid taxes reapacUre\f, mrt eMj m«a»d nolsoe to eV t~b.labed m two (9) newapapera printed and pu»-iabed IB the On; ol Kew Bruoawick, that u i

leee asoh taaea BDeatieaad la even noticeaboBld be paid at thia offloe within tweot; darsafter the first publin'ion of aaid uoticr, hewould pruacd to collect the aama br public•ale atfeersiea; to law;

Now, therefore, public notiee ia karebr sirenhai the said Collector will, on WIUNKSDAY,

JAN. T, 16fe, at three o'clock ID tbe alterBOOB, at tbeÔitr Hull, la tbe Citr of NewHruaawick, ia pB'BuaBoe of the power and au-thority rested la him br the cUarter of aaidcur, aell at public auction tba lollowioglalida and real estate an which anatid uxearaspeclirelr bare been impoaed, or are a lien,(a echedule ia herewith annexed) lor the loweht

*"" " t eieeeding drlj ja»ra) lorwill take ibe asmo respeo-

- r .j the amuont of auob uopaidtexes, with interest thereon reapectirelr,tad aJt Mwvtul ooeut, faea, onargoa and expacaiiri,inleea BHoh asaaaatneota hare baeo preriuualj

lid.ROBERT 0> MIL1JR. Cabector.

KeV Brunswick, N. } . , Norembor 3S, 187!.

UMiVX 8TBKUI.No. 17, Cilr Hotel, U U 12

Ii , John J. Qeipla, 141 3DU»-l>0, Jamea B«r«.nu, 3J 4<

Cor. ol Peace, llari Moore, 06 4HRear of Uusxee, Isaao Kjno, 4 73*au Bomeraet, f. Z*bns>j, 17 13

BURNKT 8TKBET.»o. m, Foiar Baker, bal., 20 60

Six, AuuaUu UoUraw, 18» U41, Palriok farler, 16 1»30, MiebMl Giba.r, 24 «461, , . 1st. J. i U / s , 06 48fjHa i ir i . J, 5pV*"lHmat4a 47" fte7, Cat. Uwe.V«a. i l , b.'l., 39 M

West aide, Koaanna Rller, 18 93h% John BtroDg, »aUU. si"ll100, " " pi 5(Sx8, Jaoeb Van Deroor, U6 06

BAYABI) HTBKKT.No. lot, Pathos: BrUI«j, 49 23

" 12, 14, 1«, John Uoundr, 24U 04" St. J. U. Van Uereottr, 47 2s

BITUAKT 8THKKT.ota 44 la 43,

I'lot S3, HtoutAMcUughhn, 1 SOBALDWIN HTUKET.

Lots SW to 863,374 to 177, 1. Elmer Btout, 7 SI

Plot!, (, HI, gloat a MoLaughlm, 5 StLota 314 to (17,

r i o t » , J. Klmer Btout. 4 tSOITIT ALLSy,

•Vstaidj, Parker Labour, l i 31

CHURCH STREKT.No. 46 47, Jobs BoonOj, 201 Se

" 114, inn Casner, bal., 8 61" 6»-»l, (red. Uenoeman, 71 74

COS HIT STUEbT.HoBtb side, Tboa. Tenneeoo, itt 24

COUWIriE AVSKUK.Citr liaatta, Jamee Durlin, « 4«Oor. Aew s t , Jobn R. UareOB, 30 41!dorthaide, Mrs. McOorero, 1181Lou 1040 to 1064,

CULLSOK AVCNDI. •Lola,, Alex. Hanilton, 7I> uaWmaidoaertk

Sbmonat, Mrs, H. J. Merchant, 183 88Cor. B.willoa. K. J. MKrch.ot, a( 6au>uS3I to BIB;'

80-21, , Stoat at llaUuighlln, , 11 SIOOWiTaWK WRJIKT.

Uaasa * Lot, Hoary Rioe, 10 48Plot 30, i. Klmer ttiout, 4 HLaU 101 to 104,

Fk>« a. gloat * aJeUughlln, 4 t tBaew aa3 Lot, Aaiew'Veh Flees 7 U

COamOK.1.Talauigo at., T. Aldermen, tl 07ootmitfavnotT OP OOMM*BOUL ATE-

Okarlos Vaa Kolas, 18 91bjirtio Olaaaoa, 4 78

(WMldiMIAL AVENDI.BotTi

Kant nda,Lee i , ¥. A. Van HieVM,

AhTUy AVKNliK.tt. (j. Hrokaw,John McMaLUi, Hr.,Th«a. TtmaeHuu,

'U Pit80 16

18 92

2 S3 tiS

UAUUV 8TRMT.Soala aide, Palriok Fiaaafaa,

imn BTJuura.Utl.sst,Plets,lira, knaaaii,

Diri8IOH 8TRHT.

D.KKW iTitltT.™We avvfr J a a i w ' * ^ arW^Poy 1 ^ ^ ^ ^^•âTar'i

DUIVAB IfRIIT.

.10 41

10 484 13

4 5«

tt> 10

l a e 17

,1. L. K.EUiol,

7

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7

lu

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26

ss

Si

Ho. 0-8,Aesl aidiHrewerr,VTeslsida, uext

lire wery, Tho^. Tennentin,West Bide, Charles WalUr,

FRgNOH 8T1UKT.Nsria »Ua,Dear Jamra at, Patrick. Bradler,Bot. Hcutt aad

liuii, (I. IJ Br.kiw,N aide, near R K fachni Dumarn,

OUILUKN STKKEr.West Bidp, Margaret I'reAHltT, bal.,Cor. liriatol, tjaarled Wuhar,

OEOKOE STREKT.No. 61,Gor. Vomtraet

Bireet, jolinson's Hotel, bnl.,No. 1\ Hioul i ,M,:l.»yklii::i,

i9, Pan.el Vliet,OSORUt'S R0AU.

Near Com itve., John Ulutin^, bul.,HAJIILTUN SlI t tbT.

North Bide,bi'liw Uenrtfe, Inaac Fleniminff, 6 92ur ilaliiilloo hi Krauk (Ireuor), '£'* 07i>rtli kiile, Juhu K i w u n . 24 U7ar Diviîcn Bt, John Mnoro, -Jl »4julbali le , 1'. A. K. Pcjwers, 7 10

. HALE STHKhT.Loin 149 to 152,

Plot 50, J. Elmer Rloul, 2 2810U 113 l l i i . 827-B2'J, 306 Si'lf, rttout A SIcI.anBlil:u, r, 92

U A S r t l R T STREKT.N ude n IturuDt, ( ieo. Lab >De, 19 92

rfbeel »t., John A Wulliog, .ri3 10HANDY STREET.

Vaojnt lots. (Jra. llanslperrj, '.' 4Hoti> It>4 tu 397,4 I 4 I O 4 I 7 , J. Elmer Stout, »i".

L>ta U»2 to 1295,1650 to ititii, Htuut A Mcl.augbliu, « 51

Uluua aod Ui I, TJicwaa Wnght, 7 10J0XK8' ANK.M'E.

,ot» 105 to 10b, J. Klmt-r Slout, 4 51" 108 10-111, m o a t * MeUugbhB, n l

JOHN .STRK1.T.Shop, Saat side, Isaac t'enn, 45 Otit houiaa, ft'tt apdc, laaiu: Feno, 111* 2UNo. 14, Cattianne Komptoti, 21 V",

31, (1 W. l'lice, \m 06Woat l ide , Vacant LOP, 11 4',

J E R d t Y AVKNUE.L o u «02 to 3 0 J ,

low 8S A 40, Sluut A McLaughlin, 7 10Lots 4'4U, 21P3 to SlPO, •

22 to 1125 llXlto 1U3, 1l u u l S A 81, 42, it, J. Elmer Stout , 14 (15

Cor r'repicli atreot, Mrs. M. Tfcrrill, bal., -Jl 4»

LIVWUHTON A V E N U E .Gor Huruam street, Charlea Eikina,Oer Welton alreup, 1'rol. O. finclper,UouseA Laodit, Htuut A McL'tiliti,Near brook, J. t i m e r Stout,Vacant Lota, Stout A Demeroat

StoutAUcl.aUKhlinHonh aide, John ltuuodr,

LEE AVENUE.S'th side n Sujdttin, Hridêltdlailpy.

" l i aodr , (leorgo Uanberrr," Redmond, Catharine Hurrpa,

S'th aide n Heamaa Uantb Tallman." Rudmood, 1'arick Uarrin,

M O R R E L L S T R b K T .South Bide Thomas Hiirke,

ilKILSOX S T K E t T .No. 20S, Je i s e Gibaaon,

kO6, Kicnard Uara,Cor rVashipgton St., Jao b Uoldlog,

" 110, <-y M.a. Wllaon..NSW m'BKET.

" at, W. U. Orecn," 113, E. Uturttea," lit, Tbos. Ward,

S'th side 11 Kit l'eter Young,

I0WEK3 STRSET.Vacant Lota, J. Elmer Stout,

PLUM STKBBT.W'laiaelkouaei, O. Q Ilrokaw,

PATEBHON XTKKET.No. t, Mrs. W. Buokelew,'' 8, J. U. Freuob," 21, J. V. Van DUJD, bal,

HROBrKKHTREKT.Booth siaja. Martin Sleaeoa,

BAILBOAD AVINUK.CotAmij, • TUBI* A. Hsgmbisn,Vaoaal Lota, Hutu A JioJLeughltn,

RIClliBUHON 8TRK.T.Hsttk stslo, Vatriai Smith,

SUHi;REM\N STREET.No 14, Mra. Cornell, 67 t t

•• 41, (1. T. Prioe, S» 6!BUVDAM8TBKET.

HouêALet, tlarret Greece, < II 19Wt,iMl», HatlbewE. ll.rgen, 47 88Weat aide u French, Eat. Joun Cralton, « 51House A Lot, Edward Cody, 5 73Vacant Uta, Jobo llrde, 4 73K&st side, Owen kirwau,A 18 9SWott aide. Daniel Vliet, 2» 37

Lotn 914,915, 1,180,1,181, 1,122 to 1,124, J. Elmer Stout, 9 46Lots 11, ISP, 24, :»,1,17". 1,477, StoutAVcUughlin, 1» St

SEAMAN KTR8ET.Ueok, 4 Tt

Enst aiae, J. W. Uibboei, 9 <6Eisl aide n Remsen, Jacob Henderaon, 34 79E ptt Hide o Couwiae, John J. Rose, 16 19I'lot f.o, J. Elmer Htout, 4 62Lou 1,078 to 1,483 268,st!4, 1'lola 11 A 12, Htout&McLaugblin, 2 87KaaL aid» u LIT. are.. JOB. ttlokea, 36 62

TOWNdBN'U STBEBT.Plot 46, J. Elmer Stont, 4 43

TH8OOP ANENUE. ,N. aide n Haatoru, JoremiehColeman, 18 92

Tnwnaerd, Jamea Uart, 48 xdRedmond, Catherine McGinn, 87 82

Cor Handj, Charles Mtjer., 28 87N. side o cuTdam, T. A. Jaekaoo.bal , 10 44Cor fiteaman street, Abrm. Marks, 33 46.ota 1,284 to 1,287,481 to 1.4SS, Stout* McLaughlin, 4 71

Vacant Lot*, J. Elmer Stout, y 00WATER STREET.

West aide n Albaoj, Mra. Maroon, 11 61W » i aid. Uart Moore, Si 43

4.1 mde, Hill, «tc , C. W. Remington, 42t 62Nor. 18-6W

k i H n A C Nn.rHaBd/, Utrtaal Ll.ilr, b . l ,H. BlAs n tCaajpaaa O. W. Haodiloka,BonU a l d t , ^ Abrm. Marka,

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60 \<J.'i i 40

11.^2, 4 7185 76

II %i14 56in 92

17 04

16 66bO lu85 4647 aa

b3 6347 OH47 08IK 12

6 US

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M i lt 16

14 It» 8759 10

CLOTHING.

G. Cbnover,33 Church Street. 33

H 1 W BBDNBW1CK, N. 1 '

PjaJ a toll llaa of

Readv-Made

Olothins!Ala '

Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.

The Cartom Deoau-tment

I will alwaya contain a choice aetection ol the'

l o s t Seasonable Goods,which will ba mida op to order •• tbi noft %f-prov*d hi jit. ' ^.

SHIRTSMADK TO ORDKH.

A FBRIV0T "FIT" aUaVRAjVTKsaD.

dole-dawlr

Washingtoa ttalLJ O H N O . DBIN51HH, DVolrV.

To RBNT for B a * , Rooiablas, oto., oareasonable terms.

Draaalng roosu aad Sapper rooms (amsar iaeaob) in santa WalidtDgy

Apply toJOH» G.J O B ! RUPP.

Parties wisahtgtha saaia at a roaaoithe EewstaraU botaw

ae»»-lT

BaaMaaaieajta. aaa, saa aatN

JOIIX aWPP.

ran TIMES.

J JtakutL" Hid a uoraMUr to ki* PBMI, " «hM U a»• mtTaaai?" " A UiaaJ. til," jllM Mkalar, pprompU», " that faea* laytggl ou." " Wliy da) you •«• that,you silly boy T" replied the peda-gog*M. " Bveitaiie, air," atud Ube yoalii," I hoard a {gentlemen say tbe otbajrday a ben would !»y, on to aver-afaref a hundred and twenty eggs ayear."

Chicoory ia «aid to contain iirorier-iei positively lnjuriuun to tbe lieallb.

Yet ground coflef,as sold by grocers,usually adulterated with thin mib-

stanoe, and many persons irmuil tliatt improves tbe flavor of tbe coflae.We are informed in a recent work oncoSee, that tbe coflee dealer adulter-ates tils coflee with uhiccory to iuemaaebin profile), tbe cbiooory deaier adul-teratKH his chiocory with Venetianred to please the eye ol tbe coftoedealer -} and lastly, tbe Venetian redmanulacturer grinds up bis color witbbru-kduit, that by its greater cheap,nesi, and the variety ol shades he ol-fcm, he may secure tbe patronage ofthe trade in chiccory.

Tbe Boston Journal of Chemistry,in speaking ol the heart, gives the lotlowintr lauts : The average weight ofthis little piece ot mechanism is a lit-tle over half a pound, or, to be eiact,9.39 ounces. The work done by thehu?jan heart in a given time exceedshat done by the muscles in a boat

raoe io tbe portion ol about '20 to IS \but this work is unceasing during lite,while that of tbe inuKCles in a boatrace oan be continued fur only a tewmiuutea. Helmboltr. showed that theheart eterts torce enough to raise itsown weight 20,250 te£t in an bonr.An active climber can accomplish•nly 9,000 feet in nine hours (?), or

one-tweDlieth of tbe work done by theheart, while the best locomotive canonly raue it* own weight 2,700 feetin the same time.

Not long ago died tbe Csl. Russellknown in the Southwest as " Owliussell," who was one* Henry Clay's

private secretary. lie waa a man olnUiusa egotism, whose chief object in

life was to be admired and notori-ous. Years and years and years ago,while in tbe Missouri Legislature, hegot the touitujittt which clung tohim all the rest ol his life and ac-tually carried him out of bis politicalcareer. It waa daring a violent de-bate in wbiok he had shown an ab-surd pomposity, thai one ot bin poli-tical oomradeii rose aiid quietly toldt little fttory. He said that one nightRussell, while traveling through thewoods, lost his wary, and being astranger in that part of the country,became rather nervous. Whil" inibis plight he suddenly heard a voiceadt tar swstj, calling out," Who, who,who are you ? " The answer waaloud and prompt: " l a m (JoL Wil-liam H.Ramell, for many years a prom-inent member ot the Kentucky Legisla-ture, wa» School Commissioner for thesouthern district of Kentucky, amnow the Representative of Caflowaycounty in the Missouri Legislature, 1am spokun of as the Whig candidatefor next Congress, and I am lost.Who, who are you 1" Oi course thequestion was repeated, and the an-swer was again returned with all i ulinked dignity until the andienoetureamfed witb laughter and greetedpoor Hussell, whenever he dared torise, with "Who, who, who are you J"And so he got tbe name oi '" O wlRussell."

sIS CALLED TO OUB|

HUI'EUIOM FACILITIES

For tka exeaalioa a4|

FIRST CLASS

JOB PRINTING

OF EVERY DESCRIP1I0N,

At reaaoaable raiaa.

pistent,

rBill Hetds

CardN aid

AaJjoorned SherflPa tale.

MIDU1.EHKI Connlr Circuit Coort. Calh.aiiaa tl. Urigga, Plaintifi, ra. Oeorga K.

Uordoa, Defendant. Fi. Fa., ate. Dated JulrJf.lWS.

Tba aaia nader tha ahore stated writ atanda ad-ioureea W

TUESDAY, Jaouaxr » , UT*.at! o'clock P. M, at th. Coort Booaa ia thecity of Kaw Br«aawiflk>t Hew Jersvjr.

JOHN S : BCCKKLEW, Sheril.Q. B. APPUIW, Attornar. ie24td

A<ajonno«t ghejrin'i i s l e .

MIDBLE8EI Ceuntr drouit Court.—Maa-• i s ( Frwrnan, PlaiDtiO, ra. Jamea L.

Carataa at al., DefenaaBts. Special, FL Fa.,ate., OB Llea. Dated July I, ISTt.

The sale tutelar the abara aUtad writ eUndaadjourned to

TUI8DAT, Jaoearj 10, i n * ,at S o'clvakp. BB., al tho Ooetrl Hoaaaia thecitr of New Bmaawiok. New Jaraer.

JOHN D. BUGKJBLKW, Rheril.A. V^HciiKci, _Atlornej. d«s4.td

II Chaaeerr oi Naw Jeraer—Beiwoen JameaPurr, CopDlainut, jnd.£daua Uawut

at al , Defendants. FI. Fm., etc , on Fore-eloeure. UaUd tkpteml»r is , 1813.

The aala under uie abore stated writ atandaaajonrneel Io

TTJI9DAT, Janaerr 30, 1874,at t a'cluek p. n. ( at the Oosri Bonae in tbeettr al New BruBswick, Usw rerpjer.

JUH« L>. BPOKSLKW. BberiS.D. A Briaaoi, Uo Hoi tor al CompUuuot.daietdj

•kertfl's

MlDDl-RBKX Count; Circuit Oovrt,—LntherJ.TappooalsJ.,PlaiBUls,rs. Jamai

L. Canb n et al., riafaadanta. K-Fa., ato.PTbe sale nader the abore suted writ standsedjoomeal la

TUWDAT, JsBuarrXI, life,at 1 e'el»ok p. an at tko Coort Bonos ID tkoell; of Saw Biaaewiaa. New Jereor.

JOHH DTlllJOsULanr, Bbaril.sVsjtaT * Bamatsusy Attorneje. date-tal

l a aTAraaeery s>f Sew Jenc* .m o r r r u O'NBILL.-B; rirto. »r u or<<rX af thaCentn atCnajcerT of New Janwr,naahoatbidmjertkadaaabmai; ut a oanaiEoaaaa tktarais depandiag wheraia Aminw Kirk,

nek aaai JMa atajiirt KlrtyatrH*. Tnulaaa,aeaailalBanU mlna and otkanan.efead

aata, fan are raqBiraaT to appaar and Dlaad, aoswat m 4aa»t tVtba'JaaiiSahalrta' bM, n it bafoMl»aT*(Lrta<la»<ja>f'*b'BUAg» m t , arlast la oManlt Uarral scob decre. will ba madeafaiaal.'aan »a ih» ilhaaaallor tinU think

" l " l W for tka taTMaontta. a( a oat.

i l tMli irUitnlssl j IxaiP, fasiaal kr«sa<* aV Tbe

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Prnrlitw Hoase

23 Albany Btr—t,

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Estimates Furnished

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NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.

Fil l DAY. DECEMBER '20,

-r th«IM be

F cirrAt a*ta^4rltbiQ tbe memory of nau_v of

our citizens Al!*any street was tin: ilivuliiiylinebetwecu Somerset anil Matdlcsex i"im-ties. lo lucatiug the boundary further unrtliafterward, "vhru tbt- exigencies of our '.itvreqtjuvil it, a moat ummjuDtable Ujmi waemade In the portion of Frankliu UJWIIHIIIJ'immL-diatL'ly a d j o i n i n g UM. I t W I M piTiu i t

t ed t<» b e n j s o fur 5<mlh a.-* ?•> iiii inHr a. LÛMJ

p o r t i o n uf n l i a ! u i i - h t In !><• N< H l . r u n -

w i c k p r u [ K T . T h i s p r o v a s a g r e a t i n n m

teu i f fncc a t p r e s e n t . T h t ' |w ir . | t l i ' w\n> l i w

ID t h a i K w a l i t y a i v i n i l l r . ' . v r n i p t I n u n I h f

p n y i u t ' t i t nf a t>tiun' " f tin- t . i v > f i l l i n g

u p m i p r o p e r t y hoKl . - rs in UH* < :!y. un>l y t

I h e y e n j o y sill Hi'1 H 'h^ i i ?n i fV

f i o s r p r u x i m i t y t . » i t . l! w

i i i t c r r a t o f a l l t l i a t t l i e Imii

it night ened. By dcinn this tU» portitiii of Frankl in townMnp »lii< li nuw

make* »r> remarkittilr- a detour toward u* '»«

tin1 noill i anil iiK-luiiis (*« many . .wi ' l lm^s,

would iMvomP a port ion nf the city. Tin*

done tilt* city W.HJII !>•• L'ivcii -| '!trr lu - ru \v

in thtit iliri'i tiuii . inijuovciiii-iil** would !«'

maJf tlierc , t i n e s \>m*lil fall nioic <-Miml>U

upon all, and thus it would Ixvietii

the city. It would 1n-n.'tit the resilient*

uf tin- loml i ly by r<ubini* pi'iiplc in n v u e

to it iind build tlicrc \y sjivini; tlic r n u v n

iemra of sewage, gas , water , *'tc., to t l i nu

l»j ruining tlif value fd pn>|n>rty, eh Nnw,

wo hope that .•JUIIH1 action will IK1 taken

to make this ncci-sîry c h a n ^ . m

the limit!" of tin- city. It will be better If-

do so new thiill to w.tit until tin' population

prow-* niorr. di'nsi1. Then it will be a ma!

tcr of some tiilllcult v to induce the people

to coilwjut Lo sin h a change. Ik'siik-h thin

the corpora te limits of tine t i ly ought f> Ije

extended outward tmvnnl the Wt'sL < >rii

inally they \M-W lociiicd three niilen we>t d

( icorgp stTt'Pt, whi le the Karitan wiy, as it

is new, our ea&trm boundary. Our limits

were subseipii'iitlv roiitra* ted, itml th;it

Tuluntarily, Such ii thing ir* r:ircly seen •--

in fact our ci ty s tands almost alone in tlmt

mat ter , the jiein-ral temleiiiy upon the piirt

of cities U'ia^ to iwTeaw ratht-r tti:iu *ii

miui.-ih their corji^riilr area. We hhould

favor its exU'iiHim ;iLT;iin. "\\"f ti.-:ir tli.it

the mad.H in our suburb? will not he re|iairt*il

until this is iloiif, ujui their cMinpli-tt,' n-i-oii-

s t ruct ion is ;i m'ei'F!»ury ]ift-rei|ui(.it(.'

i > the jx ' i -peri ly of uur ».ity.

T h e r e are reaM.ns indept-mli-iil of t h e w

which k-itd to the belief that it would be lor

our advantage t o liave the corpora te area of

the city jjr-'ally extended. Tin' matter i.-

novr io \hv iiiitiiitory *tep^ of aîiation,

and let us be frieiitllj ratl irr UULU "ppu -u ]

or indifTerenl t<< it.

ttaUoittl \nuu&, and takuig Hw people'stoooty W ptff their IW«ri»l. ter^DU v q ^ s .This sort of thing Till be recfcoocU the twxtthing to st**liaj, and It will Îve color toand gain crednfee for tbe •rtanês of »b«o-lute robbery tbal a n freely made. TiieKepublicaa leaders must be warned lu time—if it Is not now too late—and there mustb* tboroogfa, genuine, sweeping reform, orthe days of the doiuicitloo of the Hepubn-caa party art- numbered.

Or all the desirable qualities in a pig aviguroutt kppetite IM uf tit* tin*! ntipurUiot e.A hog that will uot eat is of no more usethan u mil! that will uut grind- •* Ex.

We coiiimeud the alum- to the alteutiuD

of dy>pepti<_ salary ^rablteiB aud ('oii^rebo-

F i a k A H u t c h r p s u n i t ' . . I . U I . I K - W VNfl i fday.

The <1utlin1iiiM in tlii.- enmitr} Lint" w|*25,I»NO td the I'ope.

Marshal HH/.iuuf i imil l <-<-nhiwit in theI'alfti-flof the Tri-motL

Thl" SpiniMi HrpuMican forces umier(ieiitPrtil Miiriuiirr; ure-uiToiiniiml by ^n,"Ui)

It it- rumored th;it O'lirral >< lujnck, uurMinister in Kiidiiii.i, will rrUini lionu; iuJanuary U- take A [-•'sitit'ii in tiie C'uhiiJi'l.

Ciifvulicr Nyni , Hii- Italian Miid-trr, wattcnnlinlly nvt iv^l by lV-i ' lent Ma* Midi.mon TuiClay, iiml the \i\\< v\\,w w AH "1 afrieiullv character.

Tin* jury in the cafe of ex-Mayor <>akevHull, indicted lor wilfully inflecting theperforuiiiicw uf (-llU'iul duly, ruin rued, a ver-

a ut uc^niul Wfihu'bday evening.

Il is staled in Wawlmitjloii liiat, UJ>OU (lieHbHt'inbtin'i of t.'iinfirsts, :ui uttfmpt will

II mi If to liHVf I ht' Serrt'tary "f thev.itw v sjo iH'Icr*1 tin- Hi use ii> pertinti.1 unswiT iinpiiri'-f in i Hut inn to t he

ti nances.

i* lii.-* <>wn adopted as the common lan-guage of diplomacy, recently r*eiit u note iuternitm to l ' nnc (ioilnrliiikofT, who, nnicli» the i K'iniiiii Cbunrfllor'B ituuoyuuce, relied in Huscian, a I:HIÛ«I;»' which hod. «.•!»

no! understand.

tiri UUHf Day was duly fi-lebnited inNew Yurk and the cointtrv. Business wasentirely BUnpcnded, iind tlie church en,which were profusely decorated, wen.1

tluoiint'd dmiiii; tin1 ni'irniii^. In the even-ing tliu luc'ities mid OIIHT pLuvt- of enterilinment uefe rroiMied with i>leatuin--si'tA

Mr*. Hammond, wlio, with her hut-tmm!,nd three children, was lost in the Yille

du Havre, was a darn^liier of M. <'lmrlenllippeau, an eminent French historianund antiqunriaii. Tlie reiiuiem musa crle-Tatcd in puriri at the. .Uhlaui'e uf the Utterf.\6 attended l;v n huge numtier (if pt'iHUJhrmiiiiii'tit in literature iiml official UlV,

r \m% fCoop n oSTOCKS report**, br Idwia g .toreoo A Co..

U inker- aud Mock Broken*, euravr U«orge andChurch ktrtfBU. C1U.IIUJE guulaUuaaftt *.W *. m

CWe«t«rn L'QIOLQmcktiWer

Boitoo Water PotterW . > . s ( ' o ' t k . x p r f « i «7

(Uriem . i l l l lilicbijiftu Central 71

llnuum feutral . . . . . . . . . . WPiitHt-ui-K 8*North Went; 6*

1 Preferred tiiKuck . i l i a d t#sMil. and Ob. Paul • >.

Toledo and Wabash '. . . ? . . . 4V¥t. Wavue »V

(Mi in mid Mi fib i.sail) pi VH . Sitf<:. ttud A H » «

I i n . I I I ' ^ i l i uti» . •'•«. H i i n f o r d a n d Kri

A v i \ u-cful mamml, " The Kule.H ofI'm. ticrin tin- V. S. PnU-iit Offl.-e," iuclud-im the otlirtnJ fumis there lined mid much•iht-r useful inforiritt.oii prrtaininu to pat

enlH, we liavc received from J. Met.'. IVr-kins A (V , CuimselorB-at-lftw and Solicitorsft'j Auniii itu and foreign patents, No. 51S

ruth .-.treel, Washington, H. ('.

THKKK are atiouL ft.siHj.uyu aprirultura!

laburt-is, funners and -jlantei^ m>M in theI'liiti'd State* About onf-te.ith of thinnumtier are mcmhrr» of the Patrons ofI iusbaadry. Tliis orgaoizaUoa cuoiber*orpr flnnnnOitt present, having i n m w dremarkably within the l:wt yi'iir. Tlie niuHtsanûino expectation*? of tbone who urban-ized the nnivemciit Imvc bepn more t|i:mrcji!i/ed. Uecently, Imwi-vcr, au extra-ordinary impetus was Kiven to Hie move-ment. More grangvs were orijimlzi'd' intwo or tbref nifnitba uf 1H73 than in tiiepreceding five yeai*. In October last over1,800 granger were orgamsed throughoutthp United Staler. Theê were mostlyconfined to the Went. Sin?e the niuvc-ment developed such great atn-iiglh in tlmtregion It hiw boenme vrry popular here-alMmtd. Iu this Slate some thirty crauî's

• heve been organi/pd since last Spring;, Themovement ia New J e w y oriu'inuteii here,the first grange being irutabliihod in Middle-city. The South and East arc now rnpullvrilling up the organization. It is not imprubdhle that the Patnms will rontinuo t*grow until they nuinbcr a million.

T H E following in a tabular atatement ofthe population.of the largest of our Americancitiee. Thii is a close estimate of the num-t«r of Inhabitants in them at the presenttime. It aldudhowB the number <>f WHITIBinto which tbey arc ms[>pctive]y divided :

7V- >mttitvi. fy

Vtiw York ]1'hiladelphi*

Cbicigo , . , . .8t. Loaii . . . .Hoiton ; . . ; ;timiimnreCiouiDiiaitiHan KratrcBco

^ • * * r > - -

Wnbineton

Putrburuh*m*j c i t j . . . . : • . ; ; • .

l,ar»HJ.0i 0

'lit •,{)•>)

8 4 ,< <••!>

•ji'i.o o•/*",0 0

uo'oi o

1-i'JO111 i14IS13

7ii311 rt

The following ritieaharcpciptilat ions nu m-beringfrom 30,(i(iO to loo.nou Kail Kivrr,Lynn, Savannali, Charleston, I'tica, Law-rence, DaytoD, "WilmiDgtrm, Columhus,Portland, Toledo, Mobile, Kansas Citj,fttanon, Beading, BciMton. Hartford,

\ C^jbriê, V«n,phis, Lowell, •Worcester,Syracuse,' Troy, Indianapolis, >'ew ITaven,Richmond, Allegheny, Hochcater, Provi-dence, Albany, Milwaukee apd Detroit.

THIRB are nearly 50,000 clergymen iothe United States. They are more numer-•o i than lawyers, wbo number but 45,-000. The paucity of jouraallaU In, compar-•tlwly, Tery noticeable. They number' lessthan 4,000. Yet they cxerciae greater influeace apon oqntemporary thought thai

IT k a fiTormble sign that Radical news-p ^ w i a n BanUeatlng a dUpoaltlon to pro-tatt Afalatl 1h« «KttftrtgMnce, nmirpaTion

< | d t their party andot Je«ey

Tlif! J a y 4'oold C r e d i t o r * .

The lint of enxiitors of .Itiy Cooln A ('«.,

the. hstiikiTA, wlmse failure was onr of the

lirst HJ n K of the late panic, ha." just lên

ipleted, and was to he tiled by the V. S.Manslml, in Philadelphia, Saturday. Tlie an-

^Hte amount of obligations is nearlyi,000,"(in, ahouj tivu-tciitbis of wli'ich ure

otTsfl by collatrral aucurilii'S in tin* buiidtiof optvitil ertvliiortt. 'I In: New York hniute

MH T*"J creditor?, and t4,r^4, KM ofrmbiliii"? ; the I'liiliilHr-lrift Ijrtmeh 1,4*17rretlitf.rn, with •'*. l l '«,4 10 ; Xhr Wathiuj;-ton branch 7S4 rredilnrn, and $»:t>7..">S1> of

liliiirH, Ol the r-pfurcd credi'.ijra ihereart 17 in the N e w York house, leprcsei i i in^$ 1 , 1 7 4 , 7 7 4 and the I'il;id< lphia ^, with$.;,it44. Tbe principiil N e w Jersey erodi-tors lire in the lower part of the Stat ' \ thefol lowing twin; the largest

. M. lliifiann, Columbus 1*2.2a1* 0^

. N. J*iue*, li muiuulou . . . ] ,1" O (hiM. B. Li[ipioc^lt 'J. .'i'»' mC. Poione t, Moore«to*n . . . . \,h\)i) '.inJ. Keâi reakc Salem f>,nn.i in.1

Jot. RrieUiDiter, C»v»e Mar 2 '"l> i't..1. K. Sutterly, C r ^ w i c w *.«..u w0 . M. Smith, t_'»milen l.t'iO OnA. Wenrhaid, WilluniHiOrtn l,]w f*J. (!. Ten Eyck, Mt. Hully -J.-HJO uu'I. Y e r k o i , H rdeniowu I.loir u..f i r m e r - ' Buuk, Mt Hoilv 17,7*2 IIL

Bin Nfttiounl Bank, Salem 1 SI5'> I»IJli. B#b ock, A b*econ :> \*>'J ix

. C. Ueu z, T-eDlun 1U.it."> J i (T, J B e r n , Mftrrect-.wn 1,Ul«i 008ar»h O< x Uaddontie'd 1,«00 0'

l)»re k iMiihord, HridKr-tcin 8,W) > 0iJ. M. Kdojond, A t ^ D i i c Co H.nuo i>U ( i i l m » n , Jars fy O.ty 1 , 'OOnH. J . Jobnitoit, Kt-d Hunk 7,877 001'remoD b a u k i n g Co , Trent JO \Zi,6M 00

A re.Mpituli.tinn put? in thff\{.ct iiQiountof liiibihliefl at jit.MH/jriO. A Hpcnotice to creditors hiL-, ht-en prepared andfor the |inr[)oBe nf expedition vnrh crclitojwill be jurjvkleii wUb ajitjvet ujxm ^hie j .must be written his or tier sfgnatnir amiluiount of hip or her claim, to be uswi at

the. next nuetint; iu rotini; far (WHiirneeHtruMtt w-trf" any Fti#oliiLh'U wlitiuh mav hpropfiwd. The choice of assignee wilt hmade by a majority iu number and value ofthe creditors whose claims have beenpBuved. A reaoliition for settleme-nt'nri proided in the forty-third oection of the Bank

nipt At-t requires the esi'cuiKin and filing oftlie roimeut of tbn'a-frmrtbfl in value of thecreditors whose rlaiuitf have, been proveil.

T h e R a i l r o a d <ln<ealioii .We ropy from a Mt. Holly paper an nr

ti( le in reference to tbe pnwiblp rallmiulegislation of the coming session. Wit!the principal idea of the artlrlt'7 viz., thatthe ncxl Krgialaturc should let railroadi-tlation alone, we concur. What nuctthere run be for occupyinjr the time JHK.Jiftnu ting the temper of the Legislatunwith railroad bids Hi lliia session we eannutperceive. The general railroad act ripena adoor wide enough for all parties who wantto build railroads, short or long, singkor double., from anywhere oto any-where in this State, ami no railroad char-ters are needed. If any rorporotlon, nr as-sociation, or individual hap money enought'j build a railroad, and us of opiniou thatmoney ran be made by building one, wbatis there to hinder* The Legislature in p.uiug tbe general free railroad law meantgft rid nf tbe annoying aralanrhe of ruil-road bills which have for years poureddown on fh* Legislature, swamping every-thing else, and we tbiuk tbe members hadbetter make up their minds to say " no " topretty much all the applications of railwaypeople at the coming waaiou, —Jt rat ry CityEvening Journal.

The itatement made by Senator Morton,tbe AdmiDiitration leader in tbe UnitedState* Senate, that the " LpguHature hadtwice.canvawed the election, returni and'declared Mr. Kellogg Governor," is deniedby Goternor McEnery. He saya tbe Sen-ate has beco groattly imposed upon, andaddi: " The orijrjnal and ouly uuthentica-M <riMttoB Ntuiui of theelac-tton In Lontol*n» la Motwjber, 1873, are In my poaws

•f Mr. Kellogg or bis LegJalature, and tbey

BesidtoU of TlrgbaU City, Nevada, pro-MtoptpMut »iilfKvbtk*i6tttnbertoo

Brittah

VANRH.K l u .. .n'ciijr, l>»c. W. 1R7». E DVan kirk, »n»;d 54 Teon, H montbt, 4 d»yi.

Tbt- rei»tirei at d tueods ol tbe fauiily *r«re^]>rcMiri_v invited to u'lend ili» tuuer*l.nu Sa'urdatv ntusrnoon ( ihe iTlh innt. I, lr<'wh s !a!e n-sirftfiice. No. lil Albacif ttre»t.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I nlon Lodge \ o . 19, A.V. A A.N

Wasorfc

•ANAOKB .•ft. H, O. CL««ltB.

tMNMt,hroduclion of Dioa Boucicmlti Ore»t Mwl*rpiM« ot tli*

Streets ef New York.

HOLIDAY ,«FTS.

Black

ION oa

T frAIT,DBT GOODS gPOBIOM, MOUSE « * m u m MOM

M par M»t law Ii** Baikal ntaa.

Jackets,

CHAS. T. PA.R8LOE,

MRS. J. J. PRIOR,

HNIFFIN,

MK. (J U. CLA11K.K

A u d t h i O r i g l a a l C a < t aa p r o d u c e d a t t b e ' J l v i u p b i c ThtjuU e if itL

Prices of Admission

- " ^ ^ ^ ^ j i J S c ^ i t j l l t u o D ol ollicrrt.

•j.. :• U.jâJlAKT.J^c'r .

S O I R E EAl ATHST1C HA!.I,, Seaman atltal,

Every Tuesday EveningI'OMMKNCIV'l TL'E-tllAY, DEC'. So.

ta7~None but respectable partiea admitted.

irr-t, \w J_ 1HI.EBS, Proprietor. _

~S5~REWARDT~I . I I - I at the p i jn't n ihi> citj- . on Wcdi i i 1 -

Anr, Uiiiv --'I, » 1 >:ix Mutt mid Bt.», iu a O U T .

T h ' t i n i e r * ill r.-r-.-ive t h * nhnvt- r o w a ' d »j> nU » M [ i « thp I w t a r i r l " . »1 t'. It K U U M ' S •e-'i-J . - i i - - , S i ' v L i n . -. , t - l , W l w m i l . e e i n d l . i M u

MASONIC HALL,TH1EE NIGHTS ONLY,

Hondiiy, Tuesday, Wednesday,

IVr. '.'!', •)" anil .11.

The Piccanninies.F l t D M L O N D O N .

I[i 1 l,Mi e:itin;_v Oriîual EQtcrtainmcTit.

Sew and Joe,The Orrntctt Wonders nf the 10th Outury.

INSTHUMKNTAI. MUSIC

nr riis

Smallest Musicians in the World.Vocal Music by the

PKCANNIM QUARTETTE.Tin- cntcrtHiiiinfiit to iouL'liide with au

Original Iiiirli-Mjiir < >[.cra.

Two Hours of Mirth and Music,

I i i ' l c r tin d irec t ion o f

Vrof. Raphael dtSolla.

D m . i . "| .en at .,-r.il.

Admission,25, 50, 75 Cents.

RESERVED SEATS

(JENERAL ADMISSION

IIALCONY

PH1VATE BOXES

Ticket* tn be. had at the Box Office, Munonii- H«J1.

%\ U0

Ladiei' aod ChildraD'l V H U Irom bit. up.

Suits Ready-made,Clutks, Htiiwls, Nubian, Hc^rfl, BUttkato,

•U., vary obtap.

K jou HTB In town ctll tnd s«« the Brotbanbefor« juu buv. If TOU lire in tbi eoanirr donut !•»»• town till jou •«• tb*ir cbvap stock o(L>r/ Gpod«.

Ward Brothers,112 <Chn/cli Wtreet.

BE UJf& WICK.. d.lS <tw

NorthropHAS

REMOVED

ol laperUr*. A

w •ppoituattj ta all

lr.md.uln) M pur

obttw ohaap Dry

NEW,

CHOICE i

DRESS

PLATED WAM,

oorLkiT, Huiauio BASKETS

W««Uaaol U « 4plm« inJ at lowmit

i uTVrdct Cpu»d fa II, 4

Titus' Express andPassenger Co.

Paaaaugera or Bauaga callad for in an; partI iha eiii, at .aonaot io

1 B • chrcâ'l to all pointa.

TO'

Edwin Elberson & Co..

B A N K E R S ,COR. QBOROB .». OHUROH STB

Sew BruntwUtL, It. J,

Ti.tnMct » general

Banking, Brokerage and Real

Estate Business,

Bunnând Peitiog Bftnda, Mor'Hiffw-, G'V,Hilrer, Heoun ieiol til kiudiuid Real Lg-

Ut« ol «*-ery description. Deal in

Investment Securities !

Ten per Cent.TO CASH BUYERS.

Off

UNDERTAKINGEwtiibliabment.

Re(ldence*ffarero«ms,47i Church St.Rew Braoiwlck, N. J.

S. H. LANERpopect'nIlT infrirms the ci iieni of » w Rruaa-*irk and nnnitv liml be ht< fi t*-d up anI n •lonmkinn *" "jbl-nhmfnt • hieh frill be inkcei ing witu tha p<> *ttt of N-w kruniwick,and t-qml i i all rrHpecta to the moit popular

A!' cull* )>roinjitly ntli'iuci! in H1 al I houn of'he day or nip;lit Cndiiiit and (^nk-ts, ol allsiz • ami l ine iDâît, tlwajn on hund.

Ktm-ml>t?r—l^pid.'nr ;. Office and W re-rnniii'i No 4"\ ' mircb ilro t dec2H-ly

Scott Chapter No. 4, R. A. IH.Ther« will be a f p.oval Conro-

cation of Bcott CliapUr ffo.4, R. A. H., on PRIDAY

eninff, l>«c 2«, at 7.30 o'clock,I prauMly, A pnaet-ml attand-

nice of ill member* and »o-rnii B oornptnioos it rtqueit-

Election ol nfflconJ0d£

KEARNY POST.HaAD QuAariBa K I U K I Potr, No. 16, )

I l i r . i T a m or Naw Jiaaai , U. A. R , VKiw B.Dmwici, N. J,, l)to. 14, 1S78.)

Spurial OrHrrt. No. 5.Alt oonrarfoanr ibia Poflt are r»qnan»ai1 to

tttend the KDCaiipinaol Ol HtlllAY KVKN-1NO, lire It, mi. al T.M o'oiook. Eleotionaj Offioara and other important btataaea.

BT urdar ofURIAH oiHART. P. C.

Oflolalt J. L. MPLKOB'). fan Ad|l. it

Diamond JswelriThe anbaoribat kaa i—tnt If toe Holida^t

I baaattlDllf mODBtad

>xA*mavs R i w n anraa,• • •• _ 1»II Kara4«»l i

f

UOrERNMEXT 8KCURITIES,

Stocks, Gold Bonds,And all Securiîea daalt in at the New Vonrftoek KichiiDê, tor cash or on time.

STOCKS. CARRIED ON "MARQIN."

i reosired lubject to oheck at *\%

lareo ptr cent mtercit is allowai.

We are (he agent a for thu following Bte»in-ip lioaa ii.ilin(t from Ifaw York, mni sell pal-ge ticket! on either at prec'tely the wine

price at which Lt ey are aold at tha office of tbeeral companiei:

CUNARD,

WHITE STARaid tb«

NATIONAL LINE.

We aUn draw Gold Dnfli ffbm £1 to £100,payable 10 Kng'aad, Inland, France aod GirJmanj and all other conn trios of Europe.

Loans Negotiated

COMMERCIAL PAPER BOUGHT

Special attention paid to ordara lor iorcat.meet.

E. ELBKEPOK. J. V . ELBEBgOK, .ofj . W. K, A Co., Trenton, N.J.

my»t-l» ...

TKN J>Elt CENT OFF TO CASH

BUYKHS,

A3

F. C. SQUIER,11 Churcn Street

18 TUK FLACK TO BUT

CHEAP GOODS. "

Don'l fall lo call and

Examine our Prices.

ZEPHYR WORSTED,From 12) to 15 centi per ounce.

Germantown Yarn,12J CENTS PER OUNCE.

SIXTEEN BONE COIiSET, BO (¥«.

Hand-made Bone Conet, SOe.

Fine French Black Kids.

91.00 par pair.

Plain and 7 I B C Y Ktfcbona Vary Chaap.

TOWKLS,;

HOSIERY,

GLOVES.

Hoop Skirts & CorsetsAT KXTKEMEJiY LOW PRICB8.

A fall Una of

White aM Colored M a s .The Btjil Good* at the Lomtsl Prica.

Don't Forgot!Ten per Cent Off to Cast) Buyers.

AT

F. Oa SOUIER'S,MO. 11 COVWS rJTBIKT.

oelO-lm •

THATCHER'S BUTTER STAND,DM.an ID Batter. E M I . Ohaara, Urd, Hani,ahonldera, au. Alas Dria't rrutu ol all ktlda,and C.ontd OooailaaTarr T.riatr Ojawraopraed or la tha abalL PmHrr aid VegaUblaakaat oanal.ailr m »ao4. Partiaa p»ra>nla«•ooda at SO Abas/ airaat aaa aora >0 Mr e.Bi.,•a »a aell itnotl; foro»-h aod no darialiaa.OIT« na a Irial and va ara aqia of J0«r fntnrapatronaia Uoa'lf r«at «0 AJhun alnal. ParaMilk aerrtd to (amlliaa trarj mania(. Oftodi

• • • ' " »ri?ia>UK •-

Cheapest S l o n H tlie City.

Ifaaoiaatam al

BOOTHS * lsHOB}«.

Henry

toe and Si£0 Painter,Ho.

MtwBrawafrtail!'.

Roomx U 0J1 »r WaterM « ajtt aJW DPIfAIDaS

JTAL6G

No. 47CHURCH STBEET,When he bat better accommodations and in-created facilities for turaiabing

Oysters,ICE CREAM

At prices ranging'from 12}fe. aD.d opwarda

OU» SH1WL UKTAKTMKNr i. now oomplate, coajiatUg of Kiae Brocka Bbawav Baa'fbllnt Wool Skiwla, f iM Woolen 'mi faoa;Oltomaa Itripw, ia prtoaa from t> and up.warda.

• - I 1 - ' aai.OMM»»'*W«*iaa -Haaia feaa»l&c. to 78o. Wa ara alao dlaplaring an elegant

Fancy Cakes,WEDDINC: CAKE,AD(* Cftkei of C4U klndi, tha Tery b««t » *be procured in iki§ city. ..

Thin ii the pUMtto go to U joti wui t lo gftBriaes' Cukes, 1CM »nd Ornamented, NagstMuccaroDi and Gocnaaut Oiks, ryrsmidf, BonedTurkey, rhiekso Halad, Win* HDI! Uall'i-loov' JIIIBB', Charlotte de Hu^»e, Uoofectionery, «to.

H« bun lately purcbanei, at a grfftt Mptrt maf{iiilic«at vet uf

Loan Ware,Oormstint: of Bilrer and Dtxsorftted China.which will enable (im 1c furnish Wtddiogl tadother parties eien bet ' t r lhen formerly.

Oarpen covered nicei? wi<b UftnolBg RugLI'ri'fe sed Co oka and Waiters iujiplieo.Don't you torget the place,

No. 47 Church Street.on'12-if

W. Rowland's,3 PATBaTSON BLOCK,

Can be found a large Afl•srtmeat of Cblna, Olaaa,Bobemian, Lara, Bronzeand Parian Ware for tbeHoliday Trade, to whichtbe attention of tbe pub-lic in invited.

Prica of many articles10 to S5 PER CENTLOWER than ever to-fore. Call aud examinestock and prices.

A'l Goods Waited m Plain figures

73. FALL. 73ATTENTION!

al tha pnbUa at l*r|«, ia Urlted to

A. Wolfson's

Cry&tal (Ming Store,a«a oomx

whara ia to be fooad ~tba largaat and Baaat•took aod tha lataat itjlea of

GoodsFALLWIMXBK

JD8T KE0EITKD,

Ready-made £ Made to Order.raltabla for Man, Tonlhi' u d Boji', at priaaithatdafT (HimpatUisn.. . . . ,

Oraat atUaiom la paid t* Uoatoajar Walk,which ii laahlo+lllf eot k j ^ a a>oa1. '

Artistic Gutteraad wall mad.. Abi tnfn&t- aaa»rta;a»«>tOenllamra'a Fnml.ainjtOotfAofaJllrJada.

Bpaoial altaatioa ia eailad to tka

Hosiery Deoartment,

. . . . . . -îtartiilMlBUta liw palraaaft

omrtiTAx oiiOTrora I T O B I ,

243 Oommeitw 8qu»rt,KIW BRDIfflWI0K.il. J.

BRKAKi..tit

ioths and Qloaklngs

All Aboardfor Cuba!Goods Slaughtered1!

FR1NEEN8TEIN SiCBEL,

%\ prleaa wa^dowb 50 par cent belowBgnrea. We alao offer cntictog inducements In

Telreteena, Blaaketa, La4iaa' aad 4j#»> Da-derwara, Woolea and Caatoa JFlMneli, BairpBkirta, Balmoral aad QonJ BkirUand Hoajarj,allotwhiob bar. awn bought at tk«4«ent

tmvti panulaajKa la) the <%•/\orkt AncionBaoma. Ureat Bargains ia Mea'a Woalen

Men'a Extra Ueary Woolen 8ocks

, etc.

NO. 11 PKA.CB STREET,

Have deUrminei to keep p*o» ifith th* times,•od tber*f*r* odor all tb*tr

Large Htoelf

Millinery, Fancy arid Dry Goods,AT

Prices Below Cost.Those, desiring bargains should osll witbont

del*/. •

Prank Leslie's Cut Paper Patterns.DO 6-2m

Wa oftir apeoial bargaaka fa Table Linens aadATdolaa Ftaaaele. Alao a Urge assortment ofLadiaa' aad float's Gloves. Uen'a'aad Hoys'Hespmdere, Tippeta,4tc

AU goodi marked dowu.ie*rfu Ij, No miarepres«nti

•ales *»

Gvodi ahow

(fleet

, MoMalion's Dry Goods Emporiumdeclu-dawlm

PLECHNERSNEW

FAN3Y ft TBIttfflING STORK.^ 0 . 10 PKACR STREET

(Formrrlj occupied by Ur. Nortbrop).keep inooJtlias of the beat; '

Will

Zephyr Worated, Cunrai , F l l l l n i

Sllkt, îermunlewn Wool

FAPKR PATTERNIt,

8KBBOIDER1D SUPTrBS PATTERNS,

rainui, oi«n, BUTTOMI,

Ladies' and QenW Eurntih-ing Goods. A full line of Ruching,

Hem-stitched Handkerchiefs,1SJ cents. Brown Silk Vel-

vet, $8.50 per yard.

Black Bilk VelTot, M par yard.

Black Oatnoh made Plwars, SOc. lo;*0c.

Scarlet and White Feathers, 16c.

Oamlaa latfa; aHtrioa Tips, blatk, wkiu,green, pink, blaa,««. to II . '

htf Q»trtth Plnaaa, (1 36 to $1 6a

, Will aa|l O*ods t« salt the preeeat, times, andwtoldtbaakra^yreoeire fenra tfom our lor-neramstaaaeraV

All kiads of Goods needed lor - u

Dyeing.Braaiwlek Tr»asfer Co.(FERuUBON'8 EXPRESS.)

Hare th* UHIUW* pririlnge atbOMti orBonk,

to eheck Bag-a»aaa to potata

. »oa», a«ai4ffaai , • i < )Orders faewlTad atWoot , TI Obmb * atrtef,

or 116 Mailaoa etraot, will raoaiTa prompt at-

noH-ly JAB. FERODHOM, Maoager.

Old PapersFOR SALE.

J. W. COOK,i.T Ha. T OH0BOH BTRBaTt,

Baa aaw for aale, of his ova make, a line as-sortment ol

&ILK, SA TINA AND ALP A CAUMBHGLLAN.

Furs,Satchels Bad Canes.

PURS ALTBRKD AND RBPA1RBD.mbrellas Repaired and Oorered at

ti ( J d d t d l6t J Umrellas Repai

•hor. notice. (Jnods made to order. niyl6-.y

National Bank of New Jersey,KLKCT1ON

Naw BBtixswiCK, FT. J., Dec. Yl, 1678,Notice is hereby gWeB that tbe annual elf c-

tioo ol Director** of ihii Bank will take placeon TUKHDAY, th« 18ih day ot Januury, 1B74.The poll wi 1 be open Irom 10 o'clock a. o1 o ' c l k

n TUKHhe pollo'clockdel£-Si

p. m.id<tw 0. 8. HILL, Cwhier.

Adjourned SherlfT'i s a l e .

IN Chancery of New Jertey.—Between Mar-garet Kobiin. Admiuistra<r;z, Complain

ant, and George Corne'l ut al.. Defendant*. F Lr».on foreolouure U»led July 17, 18TS.

Tbe Kale under tbe aboro ituttsil writ itaodaadjourned to

TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 18V*.

at 2 o'clock p. m., at the Court House, in tbecity ol New lirunswick, * e» Jer#e?.

JJUN I). BUCKhLEW, Hherifl.C. T. CowiWHovaw, Solicitor of Complainant.

SHERIFFS SALE.—In Chanceryof NAW JernflT Bflween M^KY A. BOtiUul

Ql ICd, et »l , IWI«D<laitU. Vi. Fa, OB lorouHmure,da oil MOT. 21, 1873

By flrtue ul itie ubore stated writ to me directed,I Mtliexpoce to tale at public vruilui, OD

TUESDAY. JANUARY 117, 1BT4,at J o'clock P. M..ut Itie Court Hot.M' IU I e o u r olNew Bruniwlck, N«v J e r s e y , ,

All Ibat c«rl*iD K,t, tract or v»c I .1 land and•i mill • BltuAto, l> IDK aLd beiUK •» the city of New

tfrua-wlck, !• i t i eomutr erMi<tJi<"<i and Hiaie orVow Jrratiy.oa .he mutb aide ofPaterecn s i reel, being S3 fact 'i tuobea,mi>r* urJeM. lu wiuta on taldCatterHon i lree i aod 1101<S f « t , BWr* or !«u , iad-p i t aod a» feet, HUN « im*, f* fit, boundednortherly by i ' a l w f e i t r et . fUtnlf. bjr lot of C»ijlii* J£. " " * " ' "

v a lot ufTufftiber vlUi#Ua|lat

pr vil jt-a, htrodM»f«luato b«i4>ti|lo| «r iaaoiM

PiTDiK inn .IACUON, 8oilcuor><.Urtou NOT. IM, 1B7S

. }f«lar ttaa ElfhU, hb«rtteaS»4 aBpartMancea tberc-

J S i ^ r u . Inr.IMLEW,', Sheriff.

dc26-^lw

-QHEKIFF'tSSALB.-In Chancery oft O NewJrra>r. Bet.ew) JOHS (UrUALT, C mi ~p n a n l , and WM- H. VAN OOKbN «t «z- •* a l , to-ifMulmilts. Ft. F*. en lortoluwira, da.M KotwBb.t

«,ins.By ratiuoC tbe abore auted writ t* aw dlroeted,

( wlul ftxpose to aale at public Teodns, o>

at 2 o'clock P. H., at tbe Court Howe la tbe city ofNew BrmiawttC K M alWMVi

All tb«iMfta4frfM,trMt«r9aW>Ml e#ka< asaptHf.mntfi l/lDifuU btioft lo the0I17 of Hew UrIck, In ttMtwunUrf1! JlldilkBwz aad SlaU of )

J«ra»y. bagltrawf uA tfaa ea U.r\y ilde of 1ttreet*iapom<ooeb«t»drea an« iwooty-fltw {tapi*o. loaiberly from Ibe loiitberly aide of HorrU•ireei; lUno«(.) raouUif aMibcrl/ mto»i Ibe h nof Nelltoii slri-ut onfl bnnarMi ana tLlrtfTour (131)iMt, more or IMB, to land oooupUd bf Vnt a flgi-11lht-Bo*(J) oorMjeajierly aloag ibal land tweu(y*«lx(36J leii,m"r«->rk«ltloiaaM ft J « B N T . Biabup ,iu»Hire (aôofiberly twelT»(I»> feet, nore or leva,alonf lUeltneaf,lb«» taou lu a cofger r Ibanee f i .nortueaatetl* abnt Ibe of lUd «4lbo»Rule Uf jr-oiut- (59) tet, mure or 1«M, to Unit uf I,-*mr4 catih j ibvitua (it uortbatriy aUig all few fort)

.D(,7J ie«t,mo ' •

laas, toaaanisr; tbasos (T> no r tb« r l f f fy4 lM(W)foat. noreor leMi.te HIM broibor luds oi Wn,kVWiitMPO (I>fa«ef 1/ÛHM MfJlM *4 \ '

First-daw leefModatlou

To be kad at th*

favilion Hotel,

at two o'oloet p.m., aVUe Coarl Uouae la As Cltjra( Maw biiiuwlea,»»wjsraar. aU Ibal osnalairsei or panel of amd aliuali Irlaa and belaf la iae

»saora»tfi-iw' — -ua la Raw Braaswtauaa ud a lineAleiaaiier urar, d taerlhn awnaa wM'

*Ostau«

Ttnriu JLTMAlUtWAO T I B E

ras ttBtUT THCXX LOT. TO TUBOB aa4 after toad*;, *•».' S,

Tfl.aSB IntlTt ftTT . . - -

,fo

l.ll P. Ifefjhlnasll etaklie*, KWr.for Herria-

witfar

lor kid slrtpda<lr wilb aaw•tucked.

•TS.n A. M

IU 84 «f. MSleeping Can

For Newark and Mew Tort, «.tf, B.ao, 7.107 44, 8.M, ».4t, I1UA.M.. |.00aod 6.U f.M(Sunday trains, I.Baa«d 10.W A. M.

Fer Elisabeth. 1.86. LU. 6.80, T.tO, T.4«,

4 4fl, &66,7.lT7,aijd V-U7 F g. Hundaj trainaI .U.6 K», 1015, A. M.; and 9.07 P. M.

Kor Kabrt r , fl.jy|lO. 7.46. MS, V-47, 10.36.11.06 A. la.; r f t T l e i i 7 . # f - W * M. HUD!da/ traim, 10. U A. *4 «.«7 P. M.

For Philadelphia, 1.48, 9.5*, 10 4fi, AM; 1.47,M l , C.ul. 4 . H * . « , and 10. *• F M.f viaWeak Philadelphia*, tf.Wi. M via Kenaitig

ton. Bundar trains, 6.IS, 7.31, a.40. .u.nP. si.

Far Kaat Millstone, 9.10 A. M.J.1.J0, B.W P. MPor tantbflrtrille and Flemiurton, v.w A. M.

and 8.21 P. MPer FhiUipatmrg aad Belridere, I.M and 6.11Pot; Bordentown, Rurl.Dgton aad Camden, 6.4«

V.6»aod 10.46 A. M,; 1.47, 1.1.1. 6.11. 8.03ttlKM

Por Freehold, 8*4 A. M.f 1.81 aod 6.11 P. M.Leare New York for New Bninuwioi, 7.SO, 8.00

A. M I UOOOB, 8, * 10. 4 «,',, 6 W) 6.10, P. si.,and IS sight. Hdndiy, «19 f. M.For farther Information see time tablta, which

eau be had at the Ticket Uffioe.A. J. OAtfHATT. D. M. BOY<>, Jr.,

trW*ff ifottawar. 6>*n. /to*. Agmt.V. W. JACRPON,

Om'l Uuftt. U. R. H. ofK. J. JHv.(ittOKGB W HAKittK,

Supt. N. Y. IHv.

NEW BRUNbWIOX POST OFFICE.

O n n Boou—F«o» 7 A. M. TO I P. HHuiMTa reo« 7 TO 8 P. M.

CtHlKMl UellTcrr ofMalL.«*IMS or OLMIKO.

. Sew York, North, Eaeland West, 1.45 A. M.,4.10 Hit 6.H P.M.

Philadelphia, Haltlmore, Washington >nd theSoul* JAt, 14* A. el u d 4.5b P. M.

Hi t tMt t ah and MUlitono, 8.4S A. M.H*nth Hi»er, 19.45 P. M.rrinae***, Tranton, Bordentowo, Burlington

u d Canaan, 8.00 A. M and 4.(0 P. M.frrnkUn I'.rk, 8 A. 11.fonl t f l M»U, I.K sad 5.15 F. M.

TIMI or DluraHT.ifewTork.Korth, Kait and Teat, 9.10, 11.00

A, H. aod t.00 and 7.00 P. M.Jeraer CU), Newark, kl'iabeth and Rahwar,

Naw Jaraay Waj, S.80 A. H. aid «.(0 P. M.PhHadalphla, Baltimore, Waabiugton aad

tbeBoatb, 9.10 A. U.s 4<* and7.(0 P. M.Philadelphia and Ike Wtil aad ilamden »nd

M b s r W a j , 11.00 A. H. and 7.00 P. M.• iddlabiiib u d Uillitone, 6 00 P. M.South Hirer, 10.15 A. M.Fraaklia Park, 11.00 A.M.Milltown, 10.00 A. M.Foreign Mail, >.S0 A. M. and 7.00 P. M.MoBmoulh Junction, Kin*.Inn, Rockr Mill.

Barlingenand BUwenburg, 11.00 A.M. and 7.on

Minor Matters.—The Amy Stone Troupe . at Masonic

Hall, Jap. 3.—Tbere was a snooting match at Hinea1

tarem yesterday. ./•*•—Klection of officers of Scott Chanter,

It. A. i t . , thin evening.—•" Aggrieved Taxpayer," why don't

you give your name ?—The nlan who carried the target for the

Ragamuffins yeaterduy hccauic very tij^ybefore evening.

—A Boiree ia to be given at Atlantic Hal],In Seaman street, every Tuesday evening,commencing Dec. 30.

—Philip Tunifton, a typo of Homerville,had on arm broken by beinj; thrown from awagon in Bound Brook last week.

—A lady left a box containing a lynxmuff and boa at the depot on Wednesday,for the recovery of which H reward is of-fered.

—The congregation of the fjaptilt Churchon George's Hoad will give their pastor,Kev. Lewis Sellick, a donation visit onNew Year's eve, Dec, 31.

—A reward of $350 is offered for thoconviction of the person or persons who attempted to set fire to the Woolen Mill, inRarit&n, on laat Monday night.

—Mrs. J. J. Prior will appear again thlaevening at Mationic Hall, in the characterhucy Fainveathcr in Dion Houcicaolt'H

griat aensation drama of "The Street* ofNew York."- ••. —A man who wmdrli*)g rerj ? u t »bonlthe streets yesterday came to grief verysuddenly by tipping over into the mud atthe George street cfusjtnfr. He was aaantedhome by frieuda.

—Mr. W. H. Stewart, whose acting atprevious performances waa the sub'ject ofapproving remark, appears to-night in thecharacter of Mark Livinr/ston, in "TheStreets of New York."

—Mr. H. 0 . Clarke, the favorite actor,make* hla •econd appearance before a NewBruiuwlsk audience this evening, on whichorculoa he will enact the role of Badgarin Boueicault's drama of "The Streets ofSew York."

—It was announced a few days ago thatThomas Sheridan was arrested for drunkennets and disorderly conduct. Several per•out haw been disposed to tesociale theMine with that of Thomas J. Sheridan. . Itn i oot the latter gentloman.

—At a regular meeting of Relief Council,No. 40, O. U. A. M., held Thursday even-ing, Dec. 25, 18T8, the following officerswere elected for the ensuing tern : CaawpllVoorhees, t; Joseph A. Buydam, V. C;D»TM A. Bmltb, R. 8.; Charles Bulse, A.R. B., Jonathan II. Vail, 7. S.; Henry C.Dunham, L P., Cnarlel Wlloox, E.; Oeo.Pyitt, O. P,; John C. Smith, Trustee, 18

—A. lanllaoM* a*w aeveral roosters enla a most ain(«lw gght yesterday

were four of them. Three had pitted them-aeJresi|fcB)i>»t one, wklcn r »tt Waking aTerr creditable reaktance. He gdpot an and to the disgraceful aoene by aep-antlnf them. No sooner did he get aroonitbem than'one of monitrous slie leaped•dm, aad selling tilt paotalooru, torepMt nst ia them ' -

—W«|r»t to WCerrJ the death of Win.V»ai4 Dereater, IMI., wkloh tad (Teal oo-onrfeJloB the lTtb but, D the city of NewT * « bOM M ^ ii

oowty, 1, tbetook op

Oiiriit^M Xve u d Vky weft obwrred iNew Braiawlck wiUi unu»uiil iultresti V y latuml in atwanmU, f«tirititt" 4 fBM*. joUWortion ta truly bewUderin{ v n y and ruiaty. M»n/( It it true,ioik •ocmkm to go too dwp M* the atkivtto» nkmvm of oomviwUtoy, u d « •I* txwne UHtlmonj to UiU nuning bythooiMd bl'ood-sbol eyes and dluf beadTben !• BO $kam atxntt UM pain* tlure grown from It. Yet the police w

fwt»e«Pioj ittd fttny •**&* wibuttettei u t o n of theOCOKUK, would bepeniirelj medlutlof upgn tbe uucerttimlesDf Ufe In some rock-bound retratt toHappllj, tbaaenalty of the day w « notwrred by any terloua flgfat* orOa Ghiiatma«£Te w u given.

T « I OONCEST

by tbe cUldren of the Second ReformedChurch. The eieitlaee consistftd lu singingreligions tonga. Her. Or. Hartranft conducted them la a happy uimmer. The con-cert was well attended, and everyone expreaaed himself u pleased wllh tbe excelent program mi. The concert began at 7• clock and terminated about 8.30. Theringing waa all that careful histrunion:oulcl make it and it gave eatisfation U> nil.

TBI LADlEfl' FA IK.

Oil ChriBlmas Eve the ladies of Hi. Peter'sL'tmrch iuaoguratud their Fair in the schoolliouae ou Bayard street. It watt quite wellattemled. Last uight there was a jwrf^ctrush there. It was next to im]>O8dible, solense waa the crowd, to move frum one endif the room to the other. The tables are

well supplied and everything ia fitted up inood taste. Every facility is afforded to

,hose who visit the fair to spend a fewlours there very pletwantty.

TUB MUJNIGUT MAtUt

n St. Peter'i Church was atteuded by grandid Impoains ceremonies. Father Pownett

iad been rery busy for a week or more Insking preparations for it. The church

ras profusely decorated with evergreens,owers, etc. Astral shaped decorations inrer^recn added materially to the grand ef-ect. A miniature stable and manger, theif ant Jesus being represented in the latter,ere conspicuous at the head of tbe right-

iand aisle and served to oonvey to theinds of spectators a fuller and more'curate contM-ioiwnew of the awful scenethe stable at Bethlcham 1873 years aô

ian could be suggested by the faury alone.'he church was densely crowded, a largeumber of non-Catholica being present.'he mufiic was excellent. Prof. Ueitner,ider whose dlrectioDit was, fairly iur])aBAe<l

limaelf in doing all that could render it,nd and transporting. The chief violinist

as from Newark. The orchestral music wasendered by Prof. Darrow and several of

band. Tlie regular choir of St. Peter'ias out in full force. The union of all the:ilces and instruments In one unbrokenmphony formed as grand music as had

>ver Ireen heard in 8t. Peter's. Tlu* sing-g of Miss Kate McCormick won particu-

larly fine ami formed a subject of generalnd favorable comment on every hand, tininging" of the VtniCe Adnretnunvonhl not

D6 surpassed in sweetness. Mitts Nuhn andir. Cribbs also did very well. Mozart's

Maw was the one Hung. The municathe Offertory was prepared for the occasion

Prof. Geitner. Father Downefl dcllv-ired an appropriate sermon toward the con-

usion* of tbe aervircB. The other maswsi Ht. Peter's were well attended during tbe.ay.

THE flKliVIUBrt

,t 8t. John the BaptlBt's Church were atsnded by an unusually large number of

>cople. Thin is the German CatholicJhurch. Father Murtin, pastor. Midnight•lass was celebrated there also. The,'hurch was beautifully decorated with everreeiifi and ingenious floral devices. Tininging was very good.

AT CHIMHT oi lmen

ie services were impressive in a high deree. The congregation was large, and all•ere regarded for attending by a sermon ofingular force*beauty and excellence fromhe learned Rector. The carol sung by tbethildrcn of the church at the opening of

e services was delightful in every partlcu-r. The church was decorated with re-iarkahle taste and beauty.

THE EXHIBTION'

if the Sumlay-school children of the I'it-iau M. K. Church, was very welâttencicd

»ti Christmas eveuing, the church beingrowded in every part. The singing and

JaclanieUious wero excellent b^th in rcndei-n j and wrt&Unce, reflectidg cfMH net only

pon those who participated iu the oxer-:iscrj, but upon those also wbo prepared

them fur it. These exercise* gave, suclimeral satisfaction that they will he re,

pcated ou New Year's evening, Jan. 1.

AT MASONIC HAM..

At the matinee, at 2 4 o'clock, bctwtrn00 aud 500 persona, mostly children, weir

present. The laughable drama entitledAH that Glitters is not Gold," was well rc-

wtved by the audience. We think thelanagemcnt were not wise in their day or

,hey would have given a more general noce to the Inhabitant in the neighboring

owns, who would no doubt have turnedmt in considerable numbers bad they knowihat auch an entertalnmonl was to 1M- givm

At tbe evening performance not teas than,000 put in an appearance. Readers of

the story papers have not forgotten " TheHidden Hand." A drtmatizatlon of thiitory was produced laat night, aud was nls

ell received.WKAHT'M MATISIK TOTEKIB.

At Waahington Hull Prof. J. Weartave a matinee, wbloh wan very

largely attended. The Professor hadtaken the precaution to notify bis friendiin tho country, ai well as at home, and theresult was a crowded hall—though notuncomfortably an. Tbe young folks comDienccddancingaboqttwo o'clock, andwUenthe writer left it six p. m. the ladle* andntienm bad HH) an bourmA^mt- tnblch to Indulge themselves., Tba Profes-

sor announced another entertainment forNew Y«ar Day.

The Raganrafflaa wenoot la fall forceyesterday and created great sport. Theyw«re dressed io most ingenious costume- and

to have frightened the "Modoc"who Iteought up the rear, they enfttedgfMt «maa«mpnt wherever they went. Allwho heard them ran to toe windows tothem pats, and youthful curiosity drew out• large nuatftor ;c£ bgji who p

MiiCM: their mansai through tha Hreati.The boys ftftnjflg asja»ttur ore oompaolea

parrfM With tl^-ttoairotn and hook

ycounty\P tiiil-Janui

city

The December Term.TRIAL or ttrfttaUif ooritT uwe**.

akrv Juê« r-euider, Cuwe. burst!, H.Bru-D, Cook aid A D Brown.

: 11/ our rpecial Reporter]WlCNtttDAI—2 P. M-

Judge boudder charged the j w y 1" th e

*e of Joliu Jiuckley v. Thomas Matthew*and Junes C. Parker. They retired andabout five o'clock a verdict of" $870.33 w ureturned iu favor of tbe jjltum

Tlie call fur Friday wan aunuuueed to beNoe. IS, 40. 62, 53, .59, 6U aud 61 <>o tiieClrcuit Court Mat.

e No. 6 of ibe Circuit Court issueswag moved William Wright v. Tbe Waab-iogtou Clay and Brick Company, Mesarn.bcheack and Cogswell foi plaintiff aud Mr.Htruog for defendant. Tbe action wasbrought to recover $.1,000 damage* allegedto Lave been sustained by tbe jilaintiff, whoresides in tbitt city, at tbe bauds of tbe d o'endanli. The Washingl'm Clay aud Uriel,yuuipuuy wua incorix-iati^d iu 1870. On

Novuibcr \7, 1871, this compauy wan inJWSSWOU of a certain uufiuinliod dock crib,

[tier or wharf iu South Hiver. Thia pier•led .10 feet twtyimil oM high water

uiid wan sunk Jive f«'t:t below highwati*i, niurk, .so that wlau the lidc wai a l

tluod it waa entirely uljin-urt'tl. Ou tin; duy

above ir.cutioimi, Ihe stoop Lewiii, owinalty Mr. Wright, wus iiljutit to start f»»r lUih:ity. Tin* (tlooj) wtw IfiHilml f>ip: anil uftwitli 20,000 brick. CJapl. Samuel Ilcxtperwaa In diarge umi hr vnui uasiated \>y TliouiawDailcy. Wln.-ii the vessel was ready, thewwo ciwt off tbe Bteni luift aud awunj; by:iow line ; tlie inaiii nail was mined and the

lim: WUH CIIHI off. 'Die current \\ii>

nu( h thai the Hloop Ba^gei! off on the Jock>r crib and tlicre eau^lit. They tried lu

the Ixmt off and found they couldjot. Tbti uncluir waw nuj off into the river

thei) an effort was intule to henvi; heriff by tin; windluHs. Tliin did n<»t work umllie parties removed tlicir personal effects.

When the tide bcân to ebb tlie vessel'b roke its back. ' It rout | r , i) to Unloadbe l>otit and tmniiport the brick to thin•My. The pluintUT paid $l'i(i to have tbe

iat removed from thin dock. Tin: filonpa« fluid for Sf'JOD, ut public

luctiou, to .I, C. Vo( nheen, anephew of tbe jjlaintiff. Tliis person sub-pfqueDtly announced that lie wmt dinsatiBlipdwith his bargain, and Mr. Wright gave him

lin money or check and became theiwner once more. Lulcr than this the bou^

broken up by a HUH of tbe plaiutilT, alI'IH (Wright's) orders. Tbe VCDCM:! cost Mr.Wright $2,200 inn tradu for lots in WashiDgton, H. H. It was earning SfilJ perweek for itB owner.

The Court ordered an adjournment untilFriday,at 10 a. m.

Fr.lDAY— 10 A, M.Tlie whole of the morning hours were

UUSIHIUHI in the- examination of witueKsrna the part of the jtlaijiliil iu tlie case of

iV. Wright v. The W. ('. and B. Company.l'hnre were no further IJU'IM elicited than

we have detailed above. A number of witwen1 culled to detail what effect the

:rib had upon tlie current in South HiverSeveral of Ibe navi.âturH of thin stream;ave to the Court and jury their experiencen Kuiling up and dmvn tlie same-.

Masonic Hall,The lirst dranmiic perft-niiiuirr nt our

ucw Hall was given on ChristuuiH Day. Itf the evening performance vie speak p;u-

.ieularlj. The five-act drama entitledThe Hidden Hand; or, Ihe Mynteries of

tliu Ixme IIoiiKr," was |mi upon the. hoardsf:ir the ..rut term, we tjflicve, in thin ciiy.The C'oiupany ciiiiie principally from theOlympic Theutre in Kew Vork, with Sir.il. 0. Clarke an mtinujrrr. At this per-orinanci1, as well as in tin1 afternoon, MIK.i. J . Prior wiiB tho. fuvorite acinus. Her.erflonation <if f'apifo'a elicited fuvoniblc'omment from thcviuit audience. Mr. J.I. I'rior, as Major Wtn-firfti) seemed in

his element—and, in fact, tlif <;Jiarjicterrtgcuerally were well suHtuined. The Company will make their nccond a[ipearanceInn eveninir, when, no doubt, they will be

greeted by a ntill larger audience, as it hiwrecn the custom of our i-eoplf to stray"roin home on bolidayfi. Heine it \x nafe h>>renumc, that there will be,more al the Hallo-uight.

—Tbirf evening Dion IJoiit:icaultri cehbra-led drama of the "Streets of New Y o r k "will be produced, with nil thn favoriteartors in the cast. Lovers of the linimawill do well to avail themsclven <if theft(i^fc|W/!'/v, now utlei&l<-i( lytiucwiafitiiiti

favomc piny. #

The Bayard Street Schoot.Tho exhibition at the Baynni Htreet pub

ic school on Wwluetwiay was well attended.Ur. Pierce, Principal of our public Kchotiln,

inducted the exorcises, and he deservesgb credit for the orderly and and inter-tiug manner in which everything pro-

ceeded uiuler bin direct ion. As we havelot at our disposal time or apace to referparticularly to each, we shall have tosay of all that they did excellentlyand acquitted themsdveH well. Eachnndrrwtood lii« part throughly and per-•orined it cmlitnbly.l<'%tlie followinu is the;m>grauifK

IAIM'ID I.AKIIS, ace, roil ah akin, pimplci,worm, null rh«un, atid other cuLftneouu fcf

leciioiiH cured, and ihe skin madtt no ft »nd'•Dionth, bv UBinif tbe JnifiriE TAR trO*P, innde.v C B W I L L , I IAM-I . A C O , New ôrk. Be

curt .in lo (i«t ihe Juniptr lar Koup, »H th«r«tire man/ nniuMon* uittde with common tarwinch are worthUnt. dec 1-4*

i'KOI.RAMMK.1. Rmgintf —Oioetmn (*!*••*.'.'.. UucVniHlioD - " Muire Kiel."

Cntrle* Sued- k- r8. UeadiBK—"8oug ol' ihe lchthjosuums.

4. Hinging—"Uo'ue Wliera Howern ".ri. Cou'posi.ion—" UHTXIS and reut. '

6 Dialogue—"The hint I .'ohlitrnnn."Wilhmu Uandoipti and Kilwftrd J'uluur.

7. HiQKiog- 'Hunt SUUK."8. DecUniUion—•'TbVUhoBt.1'

9. Roadiog - ' Cn>ur l)e Lion "W»ry Wokeham

,0. 8iBgiDg—"l<ti< board Wgtcb ">eiaon Qairner nitd All»e Johnnon, *"

11. Corn).o,il.im—-"Our ToiU and our K<

12. Ktcitittion—" Orutri fjr • i'lclnre."

18. Mu»ie—InatruttonUl.Mn.en uotgland and Minn ell

U . Coinp'sition—" W»x W.>rki."Nettia Utltuoii

IB. Kil*y—'*Ouiwtrd Hound."

16. Sinilttft—^BrgoffidtHonIT. Cumb6»U,*ii—*" t'ruvlsDta I

pt\l\ MoLaurr.18. Eekdiog—" Abr»h*ra DuTo

LUf't Voorbeoi.l M

20 Cobnqojr—"'The F*try QU«BD."Ml, hinging— NttioDaU Airs—A Mudlcf.

Temperance Meeting.Thare will be a (emperaooe meeting on

Monday evening, Dec. 29, ID the till Freshy.terian Ohorcli, under the aiuplcen of theCity Tora'peranoo Alliaace. Rev. G. K.Morris of Bt Jtoiw' Church will Bpcak on" T h e ^ T i l i | o f IntflDiperiyujc,", and Hev.II. R femttHon'-#*TheN«a«Uj of TotalAbitli wo,11V ldUig Vpl«* fox tho ladlosnot to place wine yppn Up tablef at Now

toThe public are cordially

Snap UMHH40' <Sh*+ i t ^ ^ t Mr*.

New§.TUe fullowiuf arreit* wer« out

Jubii Keilly raised a row In Mr. Burke'iplace, being very drunk. He w u ariby (>ffl<er OuodeuougU nud eouunitted tojail for ti-i days.

t'iiiiB. |)uHy UNH diunk aud <JOrderly.UflirtT l.(>odi:iioii^li arr*;«ted hini uid Justice-Neviufc hcnt biui lu jitil lor four days.

Joho Leppert f U very drank yetterdyy.Officer bljuip took him iu charge. He w uconsigned to the " Jug " for oue day

Coriiiiflli, I colored; wa» arrestedfor excessive drunkeuueflH. He was aeotlo j . i l for two davB. Cbtef of Police Oli-ver aud Oflirri "iarrison made tbe •xrtwt.

JaoKS Jackton (colored) waa arra ted by•>fflcer FMigerHld lor dronkennesi and

HiiuU aud battery, lie gave batl.Joseph Jackson (coloredj wan arrested byfllcei lloliuan fur wife-beating. He w u

•tut to j nil foi four days.

Tb« uf Karilan cooveoed onr.inreduy,' J)ei ember, IStb, iust. IterVt r. CainpU )1 was received by certificate•romjhe Cliwhi.sof Reusaalatr. Kev. C. H.i«igar of KaaLon reu<] tbe Scripture lessonmd offered piaycr. Rev. Wiiliam Coruell-riaclied tlu- Bt;rmou from 2 (Jul. 0—20.Itcv. .lamt« J,uk'Vre delivered the charge tog

|>aHt<ji. Hi-v. Jolin F. Menitk. deliverede charp- I(» the people. }{i'j. } ' . \)..ikey prfhideil aiid'jva'l the form of In-allatiuji Hev. VVVlliuni llailey offemdtije.r after Herinoii;. Itev. Mr. (."ampbell'inuinirtil tin- npnstlilic Ix'ijcilirtinn, ande.n rccfivt-d the ri^ht\ jjmnJ of felluWNliiji

mm the ij

of the cuiiBiHtory and of

i n t I • K ii M.

('hristtuas Ircc orimmeiiU, etc., ut Mre.

CUT THIS OLTT. w

IT MAY SA VK YOUR LIFE.There is no pentou living but what ttuf

ern more or ICHA with l>ung Diseases,'uu^tih, Colds or ('oiiHuiuptiou. yet somewjiild die riithfr than pay 75 ceuU for aMttli; of medicine that would cure them.)r. A. Hoschee'H (jerman Syrup haa latelyiceu introduct-d in this country from Ger-imny, tuid iuwtjmlrous cure* astonish evtrytin* v, ho triiH il- If you doubt what we

say in print, cut Him out ami take it to yourDru^'ist , <\ (.'. WUIIB, Kuat & Hon, Van\ It i t Co. or . I . 11. Van I-)eur»en, and geti wimple bottle free oi charge, or a regular•ize for 7-r> ccntH. nov291y-tilts -w

candies at Mrs. CornelTs. 2.'(-4t

HALL & KENNELL,

Manufacturer* of Ladies' tnd Gentlemen'a

Fancy Furs and Robes,2,VJ liliED.NWICH STREET,

Heiwcen Turk I'lune and Murray Htreets, oneIII ick n'Mivu ll.rcliy .Street, New York.

1'ltir.K LIST.Heautlful S»l«of Itesl Mink > 25 to 40KiiruqiiLlnv Uudôu Hay Mink Hable

•ei». . . . : 4Ot»i6C!ier.l q.iuliiT Alufka HBIIIC «el 15 to 80lleuutittil AHiracliaQ iteta, CJulUrs and

M.'O- e t o Uhiiru now on hrtiid a (rw Heta ofIti^l Mink tlial we are Helling alHie verj luw piicu ol SO to 25

Heantitiil Kur Seul NackB ?fi to 1 5llucit (]iut!ity SiherUD Squirrel aetp,

ti-ry d,.fk »nd larpe 7 to 12Also, ln'uiuitul letn ol Kent (Siberian

M f i m l StolOClithirt-n H Antnurlian set* 4 Io 10

SitjcnaD Squirrel flet. 4 10 Hliniiauon Squirrel seta. . . . a to 4

di.»' Iliival Kimineaets 20 to So" M>nl anil Ouer (J«p» 2 Io 12" Imi anon êil an I Oiter O»pH 1.60 to »ildmi'a Fur Sacks and Cloaki 8 to 16vt'T Mink H«ta 4 to 10iila' Seal, Otter and Bearer Cans.. '2 to 10

'• Muffler«1.5o to 7Afghans and Riding Robes r> to 20lutl'alo ko"es, lintd and unlined 7 to IB!e»r. Wolf, Fox, rUrfuun and all

tindnol KnbeK la to 00.idien' and Uents' i'ur OIOTBB 2 to 10•ur Triinm.ng, by the jard .250. to 96

To kaep Moth out of Furs, Clothing Carpetaud Woollen Uoodl, use HALL k KLN.Ntl.L'B

ALASKA MOTH F O W B I B .

FURS Cl.EANEl', ALTKRED, REI'AIKEDAND RS-LINKU. oc2-4m

For Sale or Bent.

A GOOD BUSINESS CIIANVh

HOUSE ANDI STORE,On Ban lord street. Terms •a*r. Apply to

H. K. Ul LI.V BR, 78 P*ttir«oD street.i lm _^_^_

CRTTMBSAr»* a modern H <>n'/"V I ,TAr« betlrr, becmsepohnli,fur better tb*DV/X: they gire a tioerny other in fiistence. plcn* than »DT

COMFORToilier p K-.li.

iild it brilliant BHVITY «he«o, with Jen. thannit the kbor required wtien other polio I) eg nr»

u.-.d. __ _ ^ _ _ _ _

CRUMBSat and cleanly 4 " t X ? p * n be used eren

in lh* pnvrlorwiihout the imuble ol

COMFORTremoi-iiK lurniturc or carpets.

II AH no dHagrt'eablt) f ulphur»un or Btrong ac'dhen ptepured tor u>c, but are |>lea>ant

CRUMBSlo«ach box arc 1

uniule making nonor dm( wluii us*d

aticiii; 1 stick iaflutticient^for an

are put,nd io a fitrirrenieut Tor use

liuti uny oihir pohsh. BUire, thua all

COMFORTwtiiie it Rared.

Are ihe cheapest polUh io thu mirkft, bocannec bo\ nt In cfntu wilt polmti as much eurfan26 cuDtft' woilti of thn old poliul)©*.

CRUMBSHavt* ju^t taken l D * / ^ L 1 P oomptlition wilh1st preni'm at the Io- v.'M. BCTeiral ot the beetdUnanolH Kxpn'iton oi the old utove

COMFORTBar CRUHII op Couroir of your itor.keepsr,

if lio Da* ihctn, or will procure tbfro for jou ; ifDot, land ua one dollir, juur n»mt and trie•»m0«t T«ur ne&nit aipreaa itstlon, and wawill randy ou ten bozea, mod aumplei of Uarulatt's Blacking and l'» rl Ulut-ir £ free of c«at.

'JRUMU or i;unf>aT pao.io b d At aJlWholf.• U r v w i and DttltfM iri tike Dnib^l Htatea.

and K*ti(L D«»l«» will tjuL tlwip tKIfthlf.lfotn iba fkctlhii(7%T»ar* t l - .lulling tytieJa of ihekaad in lC« mafkat.

:. A. BAHT£»TT U OO.,US ISorih KrQotHl.. Phil tde'phu.

U3 CbMibtrJ Ht., X*w Tiifc. .9 Hrpatf ri| .1 BoiiM. -- dseiTHniirti

OrciiH CdWtt.

JOHN ri. FEKUUSQN vs. J a m « B. SmltbForatgn aitMbmaot. ia « M « . - .

Notice ii bwtbr i l r M i ) u t % i M t »l a t^«tnent, .MOW) oui bf 1B« Old DoaH t t lh« in. .iif lha *bo?a>«atiied plaiatiff, tn f sgahn r tsc

f^fd%/lX«mt«. to in. MTT-bWb.th« Hberifl «| lt.ddl.MZ w . p i j , Amfait w ;1MH. -" '•! v ' '__ ' ._ _"'!I;iLl'' i-'r. '' •:

A.?.

8ACRE0for the baiDetu of tL« HuDdsy-Mhool ot Cbrisl

ClMrati, will IM j[iTita »t Uia Cbnreb.

, Deernber 2(.TLe fcvlluwiDg aojiDeot artiati will

'tie oocftilOB :

4u- F »ioh, C,Ur >I1MR, Tenfr*. " "Mr. Lombard, r<«MO. Ur. Xâlmio, Uuy.

Mr Geo. W. Morjjau will preaide itt the Or

Tl ^KtTri t l each, war Oe obtaiued atMea«ra. Mornu A Mbielur'a liouk Htvre aadProf liariaud'e Mu»c biore. deW-Kw

Great Sale

MASONIC HALLimy Stone i r S i c Alliarce.

4 H TKS

EXCELS1OU OI(< HtJSTHt.

ONI RIOHT M U ,Saturday Evening, Jaunarj 3d.

AMY STONE.

FHIICIIOII, tho Cricket!Ii.n.r> "\tftt at 7, i,, cuiinjit-iice tit - i.'cluck

ADMISSION'.

I l r e » - C , r ' l « . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . ' . . '.,',

Ke.eried r>eiits , *l.'wHeHerred rêats lor H Ii at the l m ( (lii~

l)iai<riiiii will ê opentt! for the sale ot .eutc

Il i ia .V Sll.Sttt. Buameas M.N ,.;deSl'd

Masonic Hall.T l i e ( J r a i i d a n d S u r < j e § s f u l A l i h i n r j Al l •^<u\ ot

THE COLOR GUARDWill be produced, with i t s Deautiful Tubl fau t ,New qO«»«rv, ThrilliukT Hituation*, I'erila utSoldier*' Life, etc., a t ihe MHHODIC Hull, com-

Monday Evc'g, J'an. 12," And KndiDg SATO KI)AY-, Jan. 17.

Grand Natinee SaturdnjAfternoon, Jan. IT,

Doors opeo at 1, commeBcn at % p. m

The Original Peter Hygley,With lull cast of Charaottrs.

Tom Flynn, br J . H o l m e . U r o r r r

ADMIB1I01V, 90 CM.IIOrchestra Chuirj, '• 73

Balcony, - , 3 5

Matme* Ticktttrt. Uenrra! Adm•Minn. W) Hn.;n!drfti, ^•••:. Urrh^trn Chairs, T/.r. Hat-

cooy, 'JOc.

For BH.1I) a« follnws: Drem Tircle. at K. 0.Millor'a; Orcliemri. Circlu.'ut .IOIJIJ Van Di-nr-

I'H dmtc more; Urchestra (Jbtvir., at C. (Jlid'drug Store; and HuxeK tt tbe office nt

A. M. U ay, in AlOir y xtrtt'.; Ii die OUT Hvuts HiDie ticket clliri ul iLo Hull on the eveuiogt ol

AH Ihe ticketn ire nil auniberfd and datedor e»ch day'i perforuiiitice, renpfctively, a.icket iift+t be u*fl<1 upun ttie d*v fur wh eh il

* n bouwlit. Tick-aii can be procured and'e*t» •'cured, wnhaut « n n Dfcarge, at theL> ac J» ub<vi- meuii .aed until i So o'clock each<Jny, after wtiiuii time tUej-muf, be procured aithe tickttt ortice de'igidltw

holiday GoodsAMI

DRY GOODS.Pan of a WholMalo sm.k of Bolidaj Uood#

»nd DIJ Uouda W bt iwld at r*iaii, at

Less Ulan Wholesale Prices.

Sow If the time to make one dollar fro a grtmtwaja. Lovt at nodi ol Ut* teliow Bg priiMM .

I Bl«ak Alp****, 3&c., rejular lettil prie* t>>s.| WtrsUMl FlaidP, '46c , leôUr retail p n e 4<'o

' iwv, W0 picture., | ) . fine llbam*. &0oWork boie* fur'fl.kf), retail

fur S6c. w »i. fri.gôi allLiuea Kiubroider«4 Baodkaretiista to r f ) , re

with uaitiMi, ]f>v. ki»t|[aot MTai DolU, with'mt-riotf eytjn, fur t l Ladled Br .ck-e hcarfilrrboc aud Wt. a piece I.adi««' J.ckvtii, #1Unttn' all wool band-made Cardigaa J^ck.thlor I* X6, retail puct**.

Unoer nbinn aod l iravcr. IA) 'cti, per pair.retttil prii;e ?'< <:i« HLJI-;U' id Goods Itt cla

iKtl ]>nc | i . M<>n'8<ilotbUlo|M|Kid baod,eta Ufut't Kid Glover, nil HIU?I, $1 06 pair.i*itpnc«, | l 76 Udiai.' real Kid <ilo^B at

The. a pair, retail \>nct $1,511. (Jtoi'# King-wiw.d UUvct lor 3li: , retail price 5Oc. Heu pfKur» fir |» 76, retail price ,$*><*;. Ueot'a r'urTap kid (il ton lur #11", m i l l p n u | v"'rmtletN lur Itc. ittd Kl-nti.l, rwillel. We. a

ir<J. Klegaui Mluck Fri-êHand PuiaimenlnenuiioiogB, ajad lota ol otb«r goods.

|< r "# i l l ^>oh l « y h« Bold »t !«BN than«. Irjiale phr j i .Tbi« will l>e a rare chunce for th« people ot

New BruuaP.ck to heLure Urgim» OIIBU OUuraday n i l . M. Price'* New St jre, >u. 18a

tturuet strent. New tiruoitwic't.Co:iie e^rl/ mid awnre (tlie beat bargain* .

J. C. O L I V E R .

MERRY CHRISTMASiM)

HAPPY NEW YEAE!(WllEN IT COME*;.

Twenty-thirdAnnual Greeting!

E . RIDLEY & SON•viv UKANI) 8TRKKT, NEW YOKK,

Receive Daily

jtri/llniui Xrw mut Deiiralilr. m Im-

Al JO 11.0 Un en of Imported TOJH nod'

DOLLS, WAX DOLLS!HEADV TO-DAY.

Cheapest dflerg this season—examine.

Open rrrry cvaimi/ duritu? /ht h'tlidays until ten t/clock.

Don't go to Khllr'y'B iH'forc daylight ,Dou't slop all ilay ; dcu'l stay all uij;ht.iiny what yon wain, lake H look rumul tlif

Then pasw on yniu way and makt; rcioni formere.

Don't Hjiriid all ymir iiionrv al Hiillcy'rt loday,

Tliou^h Sania flam* wnhx them to f f m itwav;

But go Uirou^li t l ' r l i'y l<» «•"! Ii fton' and

You'll find your way hark to KitllcyVagain.

up on tin1 avpnucH or dmvn JlmadwayIf yon have nuiney you want io tlirmv

away.Hut il v<m ha\c little and \\iint to siirnd it

right,There's always moiu at Kidlpy'1* till ten

'-•lock nt niirljt

H. B. ZIMMERMAN,Importer and Manufacturer ol

HUMAN 11AI It, AVI) IIAI ft GOODS. TO1-LEf IRTICLKd.AU.,

6U Church Street, New Hruaawick.W holenale and Retail.a\j m*nuf.\ciurer of Human Hun

Teas,COFFEE & SUGAKHKTAII.KI) AT WHOI.ESALK PIUCEW.

Pt rjonfl fn and thosu vigitiog thr citjr shouldcall al ill-American it China Tea Co.'t StoreAnd eiamine their sti>ck of Teat>, Coffees andHugaiis.

Slrain'it •' A '' H',0. per 1b.Cranulaled lu>,c. "fow,l«red n>,c. "" tl," »ery light Vc. "

TBA«i OOPPBB8, DRIED FROTTS,OAMNBD Q00O3, BUaAHB,SOAP,

•TAHOS 1ND»PIOE«.

AJ1 are Invitedto e *ll end loak at too re r j beat and oheapeetstock in Now ttruDH* ink, at tbe American a<-dUbina Tea Company'a Store,

. 18 IIIHAM STRKET,LKFrERtS t CO., Proprietors.

dec24'73-il»w

CLOTHING.

G.Conover,33 Church Street. 33

. l t»W BBUH8WICK, N. J

has a till Una of

Readv-MadeClothine!

Gentlemei's Furnishiiv Goods.

The Castom Deoartment; will tlwajt wataii a oholoa lalecUoo ol Uia

whloh will b« Dude np to order m the Dwat aa.pn>T«d tj)a

MASK TO ORDER.

NEW BOOKS,

•• W* rf ffttt Aboil Boa* Mat**"-tta WmM ii Iifhtj D

E. RIDLEY & SON.ii!>. Ml , : i u (ilfAND, r,2, fii, i;c, 68

itnilTn .M.I.EN STREET, .N. V.,

HFTH BLOCK EAST FROM TUE liOWEUV.

^T" Grand utrort crosa-lnwn line of cars n'opll t ieoror -Ii ve unniueb' ride trum Hrtm.iwaT.dfi'J -d.wtl

AT TBS ORBAT

EAST-SIDE ESTABLISJIMENT.

Now i?tes of VttvotH. Ribbom and Millinerygouila.

No. 12 Urus Grain KililmDa, all silk. ISc perrd.

All Silt Black Sanh Riljbonn (Oros (Iriin).0-mi'li wide, 6uc. per yard.

KID CLOVES.Two buttons, every pair warranted, 85c. piir.1.000 diurjn Ueni's Kid Glores, 7ftc , 85c, | 1 .OODI'B Cantor Oloves, 75c, | l and $1.Z5.

HKVN1KKS. UoKBkiD,$L.50pur. RtYMKKS.

1.000 dozen LwJiea'. and Oeut'n Kid*. LinedFur Tops, tl.%f>, tl.50, | l .7 - \ f'J.

Ladies' Kid Gloves, I button, 45». pair.

T«B Tfaeuitid Ladles' Neck Ties' and Bcatliat tu mud 26c. tach, hare be«D sold at «1.

EDWDEIDLEY&80N.No». 309, 311, 311 1-2 Grand; No's

6 2 , 61, 66, 68 and 70 Allen S t ,

F1FTU BLOCK KAST FROM TIM BOWERY.

| 9 inutea' ride from comer of Broadwav and Grand streets. Deabrosaea stfloV&ilNe diof. V i i

ATTENTION!464 llndsoii S tne t , 464Hodsoa Street.

M « c h « U , ArchU.cii, Mid Bnt ldmwill and it to their adrfcotagt and nto&i to calloa JamwHtdgefor an Btor« and one* rurDi-ture. You can H T « 25 per cent la hiringJamei bocge tn put up your Hbelret, Cosottn,Office Railing! and Fixtures, 'alao a completeBMorimenl of Office Furniture kept in stock;Drug Drawers a »,.eciali')\ Oflioas fitted up ID24 b»nn kfier order ii given. Parties wiahingoetimates can obmin tnenj br calling oo or ad-dressing, J A M E S UOUOB,

4M Hudson Straet. oor. of Barrow,ocSO-3mdaw New Yoik C'i.r.

Partition Notice.

N OTICE ii herebTgiTcn'tbat tb> subiohb«r,who claima to be Untnt io cDtnmoD of the

undivided one-filth part ol certain land and reat-esiaU utuatad in the eitj of Pertb Amber, iothe ooDQtj ot Middloaci and 8laU ol NewJert*y, wbereif Abraham Webb, Ute of theaaid o.uotT. diad tnied, beginniftg at t point ootbtporiberlv lineorBinilh «tre«t a t tbe in tar-ftWtioo ol tho u i d street and tho eaateilT liaooflaad o( William. Hull, and running oaat«r.Taloof Sni th itiwtt tbim n m ttot to land oiaAfla^Bi aâaai SSBaVaHtASA ' laaMaaMa B»BM4BB>BM^V BB^BSM 1

OarrvteKm'a UD« «DB hundred feat; tbenoeetit-erlf along UarreteOD'a lloe tbirtj flra feai taRaptor atreat (a« aKteadad)) thanea alonf Ras-toratraatnoith ona hondrtd asd llxlj-aishtreel «nd fnor inches to Jrffersoo s t r « i : tbaaeealo«| aaid Jettereeai atratt wast elavea teat toliaa of laad el g lmw Hni lk; thenoa aleni ealdHmiib'a line aaau ooe haadred and tbtriaenlee'; tbeaea west along the aaid BtnltVs liaa.Dd I I D . o f l u d e f tllan Woolej a i i t j feet toliea of Uod of Willam Uall; theaoa alaag aaidHill's Una south one hundred and l l f t l r sfeet and l a u inoaei to tha plat* of k>f laninj,John Webb. Xliia Uagar, wile of Jobn U. Hal| i r . and Lnefada Onll«, wife ot Jehn Onild,eath balof eolltled to an oadirldad ona-nfthpart therein, i l d wllbnm Foner Webb, Ohar-lane) Lnilajia Wat*, Jeaoaatw Webb, H U M *Ellen Webb and Kbaabrta »abb, a« ofwhoiare aninora an> aMUran nf Abanhaiy *'>>•. da.eesand, batn, aaoTt anUtlad » . s i andUidcdtwantj-lfth part lharaS, will l u k a epWwUp.

m»r» (• • • • ! aM «e>au-ck Direct.

t a rant, on T nV- W n l , Hal daeicnWetklwa alorr BS10K 8 t U » * , I a ! T t Unorcb« M , >d|ouin( Msrajan 4 ettirlar'a V»M

Appryw A. U. WAT,

Merohule' lasuraaae OnUs, It Albany alraet.au!7 If

TO JL,ET\A NKW BKICK HOUSE

Oa Brewa etraaa; haa 18 to SO Rooaaa, moled.inn UAthroom, and all modern imurovemaota;about llro aiUataa' walk Irom dapot. »U1 be~nead toaratba/ or ia enit«a ot rooms.

A aHaolo aad Carnage Uouae alae on tbepromisee. Inquire ot EI)WaKl> ENOCH,urown street aeeond door Irom French.

i H t r

Two Rooms to Let,Bumble lur Clubi or Bucioliea, at

HOB. » & 11 PiSACE HTHKKT.Enquire of

FKA.Mit.NSTEl.V A- SKHKL,

oclT-tfol , No. 11 J*«ace Htreet.

~ BOARDAt $4.50 Per Week

) PEACE € t 15Opp. Van Ptltt Drug SUm. \

$1.00BAZAARThe M«st

Ever Offered ia tfcli CHy!A i.rg, aaaortaiont of LaAW anal OMMna'.

Furs.

Knouireu:

(e|i> \y

W H

For Sale.The properly now 'jwtved ami occupied

MICHAEL HAYEB,Hituated on the uuru^r of Ttinx.p . v e n ^ <

dui((iid tttr«tit.fcuquire UD th^remiHeB. myUi-lSm

Valuable Proper.)1 for Half,THE IJ1UCK rSK AM)

rn>T Alhaar and ]'>-a<~>- alrccln S'un<ln tf>A onilbtttiT- and <:, f.*«t ot) I'.•(!-,• stref t ,

luce utofn-n 111^h. I(n h ntir-.'U art- s.-*ri.'(id |>»TC(1 , ty<* III i l O I W , WilllT | l l ] i r n I'Ull I,.DM'cted w n l i u u l (J i.-.t in | , i u x piai f in'- i l l . i H•f . ianuiutri ] .anl. T t - r u i s ( emu) J u i i d c k i m w n

al'jlllCaUlUI. II.• «o tun JOHN V. r . MKVK1H

Invest Your Money

In Real Estate.

i. P. PROVOST,k AUCTIONEER,

Real Estate aid Sioct Broker.;OKFIOli AM) SALEHllOOM,

Odd Fallows' Hall, Nail.OD Street

11F OLDEST ESTAHLISUF.il

IIOVSK is- Tin: CITY.

Has on ti Dd some ol tha

Best Property in thr ( i l y

All kinds ol Ooodi r«*ired to be sold tit Pnate Sale or Public Auction.

Real Estate and Hlock bought and sold.

Money Loaned on Reasonable terms.

No ComniirjHKin demanded OHUI btu.lea are

Aaotion Sales attended to in city or country

PtMiie ticket, and drufti sold to al! p»rU oiIhr countrj.

•^ IT

Flac Muffs $1. Cape* « r > a s $ l .

HdloheU, for f 1.00 worth »J,OG.hilk Kan-. Irurj Uaodlea, 60 ewU aod |1.W.Ladies' Unuerârme^tB €>f ever/ deaenptioB.

can't b« boat.A Ur^« nbtiurtment of Freaoh Vaaat,HturuuMupeB and View*.MUHICMI InatruuienU.Horh a< AcrnrdeonH, Viul.na KluUs, Mouth

Qrfiut, Druuin, Fifn«, etc. Loo king -Olaaaaal.-r f I, irurtli ( AlbuuiB, paUnt-liB»d, SO eta.*Dd fl tiu\\» ol ever* desenpiioB Bl*«k

W. H. ArmstrongMAMJFAOTQBItR OT

STQVES,Sheet Iron, Tia and Copper fare,

No. 2 King Block,

'^'« er L| nvifcBJ %" - ' • u u ûp^ u n w u ^ l l vieTa ag w vtear,HDd fl . tiu\\» ol over* dosenpiioB. BlaflkWalrnii Ur ck.-tM, Towel Hack*, P»[»r KMIU,nil HOI it, ol OameH, I'archMai, Checker Board*.Dice Buxvt, Dfiiniuoea, Cb ue«« Killiarda, allHI i on ul Picture r'rttmes, l«rge Lam pa, withbtttuttilul Por.:r-lMii .Sbudta, lor |1.IH>, wortii••z.f.u. Holid lioid budreri. nucb H MedlatwI'uih, K*>e M.aoue, Odd Fellowa, KnigbU oliMUuiifrl'criipcraMce, nil Tor $1 Ot>, wortn $1.09.tri'ti'H'Ormri^ WuUl.l lidina, | l . » , worlh t t .M.H.md Gold f«us MDd Uotderfl, $1.00. LsdiWWan-h i 'nun-, |1 '"', wnrtt (Z.M. Ktae (ioldand Mill.HI Uuli hrur.-lcU, Neoklaou, Bio**,rtluwvtj KuKiiir, KHIU'H and Forki. 8poou,Cani.irH, .-^..ku^ oe'h, WntiDK Datks, WorkU')»fM, SlisiMriK BOICN, I'ljiea, atjd also an »•-tturtnient n( Wlartd Ware, and o.itnr other arti-cl.-ri loo unnifrouH to mcBtion. aepl-daw

Rolfe& SonSTEAM SAW

AND

PLANING MILL,

AND LUMBER YARD.14? IIIRNET STREET,

Foot of New atrvet, M«w Bmniwlek,

Offer to tlie trade, and public in general, theiLarge b'ock ot

Pine Hemlock £ Oak Timbertor Building I'urposes, and all kiida ot

D r * u « d and Undr tea td Lamb*]-.

at greatly reduced prices. Purchasers willconsult llier interest by culling and exaniningtheir mock ami ^ct prices, before purchasingelauwhere.

Satisfactory lndacementsto uuh CuBtomert gu>nat»»d.

LUMBER AND TIMBER SHXFPBD

to anr point of tbe Line ol Railroad. AnjiiicTimber out to order on abort ooticfl.

143 Burnet' Street.

yaw

HIBERNIAj m Insurance Company,

1T3 MAItK-ET STKEET, NBWABK, N. J.

CAPITAL, $100000.

IOI]\ I). RICHMOND, frenident.

JAMKS Ml.LI.lN. VifeTreaidcnl.

WM. O'CONSEK, 8ecr«Urj.

K. nARDRNBERUH, AGENT,

!;.!• (icori o Slrt'fl. fien Bruimwiokt

The undersigned hariog assumed ibe Presi-dency of the above Companj would resj ectfully brine it to the notice of his numerousfnendH m hirt unlive city as a Urst-clsail mati-tUUUD.

Mr. HAUnKXBKKOH will injure for tbem, atreaMODftble rules, all description! ot real aodpersonal property-

n o 7 l n i I0*** B" RICHMOND.

WOOD <t COAL.

lso dealer in alt kinds ol Range*, Furnacocking tttoTM, Pador HtovM, nc.

ttffibinK fb all iti braaohAa proiapUy'petformed in th* belt manner, jeSd

LADIES and geatlemeo of tbm cilr andncioitj are in riled to oall aad teo tbe

tlQeit-looking and best I'ateot Uraod Organsnow manulaotured in this country, aud loraale at about half price, at the Music Store, No.9 Uinvm •treet.

flaOOO la offered as a challenge to those'ho call ihemwlTea professors, or anr one elite,'ho wilt produce

PIANOS•uperinr to what I am selling, that will wear aswell, that will aland ia tone aa well, or thatkavt) Ibat rolume and power ot tone equal tomine, after • lair trial mad I K|n wiling thawat about

H.ftli the New York Prioen.

Mj I'ianoi are mads bj tha

OldMt and M o i l Sk l l l . d Makara ,and with great care, and that is enough of i.sellto prora their tuperioritj. To peraom wiah-in^ t« mike their Mltotiooi in Sew York itwill be pretvrrtd.atit will s i re eitra handling,aad the pi»no will be boaght Tor then, and putup free ol charge at the name low prices. J•ell» good, new

7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOr u m M U ui' TO uu> FOR THE BE^T •.

as lav aa itia baaaibla to furniihM lew as it is kaaaibla to forniili npariar ia>•trnmeaU. toeae Pianos ere of (he aunt

aak »l,00» tor. All Planw sold kjr .-ranlsd w be equal il not eoperior to'la Hew Vork erelMvhm. ' '

Planofi to Rentor aoM oa tnMnlmonta. Deo't lorget U|e plaoa.

So 9 Htrom BtrMrt.Kew Bmnlak, H i

IT I. r. avnom

ros OAIH.CHKSTNUT, BTOV-j; AND JEQ^,.ftcreenwl and deHrered. rTowiv ta^rtimrtlrnvf

B. UTEVENSOK A CO.,Uurnal sliael. fast ef Mnnasa»,|

Corner ol Neilsoo sod UamiUoD atraata.

Central Goal Yard.Elias Runvon dc Son

186 B U R N B T I

hare reoeiTed a Irenh anpplr

Newly - Mined Coal

and alia keep oonstantlj Ott laad •>. lugestock ol ,

Hay, fStraw, Flour.

Feed, Grain, Ooaraa and l"iae Ball, QtnMHe.de, ForliUiera, eto. fioa

STEAM FRKICrfiT U N B

to and (ma Raw Tark.

lohn A. Vigus,UUwitk«lU> Uir,

Grand SaleT O Y S

AHD

EQLIDAY GOODS,At M to SO ft cent Eodueuoo is pnoee.

trrtaf. vith hair, 19t. to IS.Dull* that fat pa-e ea4 H M » wbc.

' C W»* fcoll". It., K>., •«., W., lu« to U .Butala Ltathtr Uoude,

Brante1, large aisoruueDlFliil and Biaque Otneruenla.

(,*'(! aid imeJlMunc Buna.S*iH caned Qoeda

PWogrtpbx: frame*.Musical Albums, Kvv

Work BOIM, He. to | U .Wrt log DeeVa, GOc. to «M.

Perfumery .n.l Jewel C» keU.Cigar eod Tobacco HlaDde.

Fine uaiutni Uoo.|Utl Holdna.in MeaVlliomnldd Porcelain Mee

Ulovi- Ho

Candy bu*«.«. Xr\n<thv

Swiita Carve i liiu*i[>ri, b

Liberal AiiorVaifiit Cliri

Importer's CuiiiLi' u iuu

150 CuBtfl ot Ti>>«

Ou lowur floor.

LarKc ilUiHMiol to r-aiu-a

TR%8ef . KuriliToile -e l ' , MBuildm? Hlnc i , I >

rct,

l .if H

e Cl.m

IlruiusTut. i-*.11- i/*, Sl>u,k».UunLeT

rtle lop Ku

awl 4!u,

-, .i.0c ty fS.&O.

ibU luk-sluiids

uii,, r.'c. up.

, Wall Pot kc's.

a'IN/KY'8.

Kl.NZfcVS

KINZEV>.

KIN/1 .VS

' KIN/KY'S.

, |liuir.-, H.'i-e-, l!ow»,

it .h. l i .nn, lA- •!.!.•••» hi.- !>.,,,1.

. lUhbita, MuLk.yi.i i . l .-. o f P a u U . 10,:. M »5.ur», 'iw

>Mm*d V'umilur. '2ic.

ittflLXTTVE IPmtltMt **

N OTICE is hereby fir so that at pheatioBwUlbe in*dts HI %br, next rtmion ut tueLegisla-

uree* Mtrw Jeraaf ser*e **t graaftBg a, pap-*UM to MID JfenMh Koyt* ©/ WooeVfertetge

M p 44âw* t o a f , ivwd l« eWDeartwt, if not ib« ohtj aarvivug b cod relaliesut C"L SUImlaa Fifce a«d bi« aun, BraT«vi*«aeral Zabuloa Moat){uiiitir7 Pike, oaiiyaa ot ^ e •leiwy autf f'istiDguiafatd uflloera ot tb« war ot!»]*• d«cl-oaw«w

NUlICa u katabr «!'«• thatwill be ina>l« »t tb« t„_.. _ ._ . ___ of Ute

Legialature for an act permitting the electionf Cuy Treasurer, City Aneroe?, City afttvet

Cotci l t Tiaiaai

rwawmr, Mj k t r . C moaar ana two C a r a v a n ol tb t rVor

M k d l t bCotciaiaaoaar ana t C v n,B la* city of Mow Bruoawtak, aod alao tor tbv

l t fit O c l l o w for aulct*y

1 tbe offiee ot Oi.y collector for aaulot New brneawiclt. •eii&-««oa.w

NOTICfc ia hereby «i»ea iLat aprtlioiWlU b. mttd. kt tht o«XI s«.a»ion o!

a of tliia dtateto d<vide the ciMmaswiok ieto seven wards, »nd tuforth* eject on ot tbre» /.idermenward, to terr* three ye*ra t»iu.b..

^01ICH la heieby ((IT.U t in t apptica i

will be aj4tlt »i tli* uvxi r«**n>u ut iNew Jer .oy L'(j;ai»iure fir *u MCI tu set upi

i ul iWiWa To*, us >if>, Middles•s a GleTeutL Wti J, tu Hie ony »( IN

u inatap))iiciHu[i w.la.ture ul New J C MIC'. iu iiitjorporatu iiiur»l A.titiL a iou.

Hew Bnmswlek

CONSERVATOfiYOF MUSIC

Cor.of NeilsmJHiramStreets.

WINTKKHill Begin January «. 1874.

Pupils must register tkeir name* by

POSTPONEMENT!4th GRIND fclTT CflXCERT!

NO I l o h in hereby fjib<- uiaiit- lu tlitt Lc

i uext •«••« ou tur >•

IN' beicby

m T 0 1 I1 K n h f r t u v îv,4i1 1 U- 111..I - lu Uic'u. i l ae

Factory.

na IVuo II"

To- 1

. t " »'.•

Opm K V E S K O S unt 1 f\,

McCUELIS i EO: .r-nuurai'i street, utar .Nei.aii.,

iuildin^ tur ihe manufacture uul eiliibition .

Carriages ol E v e r y Descript ion.

TUey

Fortbtb«.efltof«lM

LIBRARY or

a Million U Ba»k ! !

feLCCESS AS.l'RED t

A FULL DRAWINGSRRTAINOil 1 uesday, ttlttt of March, next.

iu order to meet tbe general *i-h asd eipetvttviiitn ol the puliln* aad lbs ucket holder., lorihe full p.>ment ot tbe tnattniboeni «»ftA a*-buiinced lor th« Foerth Urat>d ti.it Concert oltne P..Wic library of Keotuekv, the nasacstut-ut have detemuned U post pout tbe Cvucertand Drawing ui>kfl1u(->dH), the 31ft of March, 1ST4.

'lbev have already real zed

OVtR A MILUON DOLLARSAmi have a (freat many agents \ et to bear Irom.

grfWo doubt ia enteruin'd ut tbe tale otevery ticket be:ore tbe d awing, but whetherall are mud »r not the Uoncer i and tbe Drawingmil nor.itirtly and vuu.vojiill? take pUce on ttmtNM.aynownied.audifi - 1 ' l

W) ! bo'c.ticelU-daod ttieiu iiropnriiou Iu id

Ou>v 1,0,000 UckwU Lave b

1 ,000 CASH

$1,500,000will lie distributed nmon^ ths tickn holdwrH

1 he in:keU are printrd in coupons, nl Wnthi,au i »ll fractionul purU will be repr ' ' :

I.S.MANNINGASONOFPKit

A LARGE STOCKOF ALL KINDS OF

l£l»lIn Chauicerj «jf tew J»r»e>.

BKTWttN T i » » U U Iaiur.aoe Conifi.uT.CulB^laiuiinti and VmT'mat WilUwoia and

iu V, lit «udwaHr Ki. F*., i«r amla «1 mirtag«d prdUiuea. Bawra«ble to Oowbvr Taru>,

1 li- >al« ul the taoda mmliuaa ta tka N u n»v^ writ aUbdi arttooratd lo iha FOURiCKN IU day ol J *N UiUY, IB « at ball-j>aaiHe o'clock io the afternooo, at the Oowft.ooaa. m tbe oitr el >'•* ilruqawkefc.

T U 0 . . S W. J i H I ^ ,JtUitw Hotwt l» Obaaawy

BJ «iu im DBpnn*« will be redu

old tickets.i<iued ami

ulud1 tin-

p pl * . whole tickets »r«.

Our Grand Caeli (Jifti)n,> <}riti.i! t'a^L Gift

•Ow' Uiaml Caali OlftOne Oraud C*sh Gift.tine tirHiitl <'asli Gift

•a50,0tin

. DU.OUU

. 2ft,(M)0

. 17,.rii-i)

0]MH>6i!<-

T T of ''tb at ,

t l o A. T. Si.

11 Ht I''""*

K:: , ,

, ol Vt'f.ic^-*will nell ut •

T l l H I . h r • • !

Up.

kvdu bv theihnt'Sfett,low |)riCen, ami w»r-e bfat inuienul and

:i(i(Jafili Gifts,50 Cashtfifta,MI CusliGifin,

li Gifts,

"iiHiearli-iOUt-aH)ItliOcarli

,I50,u<«)

50,<HK>4( 1,111x140,0004"),niHi

Fine Parlor and Bed Room FurnitureOr Our OWN MANVFA CTUREcmd WarranUd <u RepratnUd,

226 BURNET STREET._fr«4_^t«»w

^GARLAND'SGENEEAL MUSIC STORE,

tt4 Albany Street,

BAUK).

STEIN WAY'S PIANOS.The Oabler, Emerson and Gordon Pianos,

Pricaa from l-'i.'. In (SI...

MASON &. HAMLIN'S CELEBRATED ORGANS,•1 «»«rj atjla. PK1NUK k CO.'B

SWEET-TONED ORGANS AND MELODEONS.

OIVE PRICE

Pianos, Organs and Melodeons to RentOH SOLD ON MONTHLY INSTALMENTS.

.-vi .

MlTl'

ntiling oiot VttncU- wiin nratnead

!itv c(i«lactiiM

i l l ,

by \^

1 J.III HI C.lfl«,..niinuninK ttiTtie chttticea for a nif

nil CJihli,$i ,r, . io, inn>

are a s <'»o io li*e.

lien- N.i.lU

mliel ('"Ne.'-k--I i.ll- I I

Ulilii'ilnit ia

••HUE Of TKKETK.

MU8I0AX INSTRUMENTS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION t\ lohna, AccordeoDi, Guitara, Con*-ertiria», Flu ten. Harmonicon?, l'iccolou, Tainborinei

Kthgeoletn, Hones, Banjos, L)rumi, Kifcg, Trmnirlen, Pitch 1'ipea, Tuu;ng !• orltfl, Jew's JUrpiMusic Boxes, Violin Hiring*, Uuitar SinugB, linn jo N'rin^B.

ISHBIT Mbsio—the Urgeit collect ion evei kept in Una city.Bogey's Cheap Musical Publicatiom. LitoltFi Cbeui> Ciatuical Muaie. Hitchcock's Uim<

and Halt Dime Music.Momc BOUKI el e»ery description, for Sunday, Public and i'rivate Schools.

ilodeoni taned^by an eipenenoed Tuner Irom New York.e l eyery d

ooi , Organa and Melo

i , ; l a ; ( o r ( 1 , ( , ..'VO; 8S7 » hole Tickal

I 1.-88 tl. l^

W jrjr T T I T C ? V T T ? X > • Tl>*- Jourtli tint Concert, will lie oonnuoltd.I*T P i r S r i r i f \ . ',., • l l , . . , , . . l . i . I,U ihe ttrod which have al-

7 i mi IT l>. IMI Kiven, and full particulars mnj be

! Merchant TailorUeiit'i All-Llqen Ilenn

Jewelry cinsing out iu

Urnct'let*, ('timtiButions, StLiJi,

Silk Ka.1 SiH'f n u '26c. to <

t and Hoarfed Fri

S ilk

iajj{ 15c. l

tif'- VeTrimmuig •nd LiuiUjj WUKS, lye.

i Feiithtrscl

Clothier.

R O B E R T LEE

Ii <m ci'ouiarH. wllioh will he teot freetrotu tt.i* office to all wta«*p| . ly for thrm.

Orders tur lirkctn a id appl<c<.tinnB tor ageo-* it H • ill b« bit ended to m i h e o r d ^ r thu, »rcrcu iv .d, sind ii ia hoped ttu-y w.il be want in(iromptlr (bat there ni*v be no dijapj.oju im-uli,r dt* ay'in tilliuR nil. Liberal t i rm» îveu loLi*one who buy to ndl Bgmn. All aê t« ur,'j.iTemi.t irily p ijuired t . n«ttlu up then accuaius and reUim all unsold luke ta br .be 2' ih

ot MaMiTIII:O. F

tzen' I'ub.io Lib mucky. .l.n,raiy

:id M«r»-

<Jec 1; 4w

2S,0f"lirch Boiiaetnn<i Su^h Ribbonsclusin^ uut low.

All -iikC.ro-Saih RibboDB, 15c. to 7-'c. j u

Th- Addie Kid Olore,Two butloas, at £>"c pair.

F'>wer» closing out.

I.

Cutter.

No- I 'Paterson Block

FURNITURE.

H. S. VOORHEES,t\ o. -y.u B URNJM S1REE7

Grarland's General Music Store,24 ASiBAJVT -TBBDT. NOW BK0N«W1OX. N. J.

FALL STOCK

BOOTS,

SHOES k

RUBBERS,

E. S,- Peck's,NO. 33 OHUROH STREET,

HKI:N«WICK

William Kinzey,.Vo». 767 and 7(19 Itruatluay.

sndNu. '.uli St., upp. dr. io A. T. Siewaris.il«cln iWwil __

F l h d T - C L A b S P E t U O D l O A L r

BIACKWOOD'S

Edinburgh âgazine

q UA R-

TB.HLY, WM&TMINS'lER

AND BRITISH

QUARTERLY

UeprinUd without abrulgement or altera- \

twn, and at about one third the }<nc4 of

the originallyBY TUB

LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO-,

liO FULTON STREET, NEW YORK.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:for any one Renew f l 00J?OrsBjVrf« H o T i e f f s , . , , , , , . . . , . . 7 00t or any tu ree Herinw • 1U <J<JFor a>l f.iir Ke»iewa \t (wFor Biackwood's Magazine . . . . * cOFor S la f l iwoo iao i iono litTiBrf . . . . 7 Oof c r liiackwooii anal two Revirwo 10 iwFt r BUciwood and iliree ki-i-iuwa 13 ooFer Ulnokwooa and ihn lour ReTiewi . , . K> "ii

Foil a go two eenta a number, in be prepaidby th« (ûartfir at tho "(hue ol Juliverr.

kCLUUS.k. dMconnt o( ivreity per cent, will bij

sllowid to clubpt o tour or more oer^'naThua. lour copies ul Ulickwood ur of one lin-riew will »e aeut to ontad^rett lor $IJ..HQ ; fourcopies ot the lour Hevtawi* aud i* nck-wôd lorH8, and so un.

To clubs ul ten or more, ia addition to thtshove discount, a enpy gratis wilt allowed10 lbs patter up of tb« club.

1'KEllIUMS.New subscribers (applying earlr J Ifir tb<* year

1671 nay haTa, without clmrge, the nucnti.rttfor the last quarter of IH72 of auch periodical*as they may subscribe fur.

Or toatead, new* eaBacribera to auy -two,three or four of the abuT» penodlouU, mi*yhaTeoaaoflbe" Voar Heriawa" forlB7J, »no-soribers to all five may aave two of tbe ' 'FcirKeatewi" for 1871.

il either premiums to labsoribers nor diseojoito elaba oaa be sbowed tuufM U>« noaey M re-nitted dir%ot to t ie pubtUhiri. Ho p n m i u i sfiTea to clubs.

Clranlsrs with Inrther particulars tmay be badon apslioauou,

2he Xaonard BcoU Publishing Co.,140 Fulton Btr—t, New Fork.

TB1 LBOHARD SOOTT PDBLIHHINQ CO.

, - Abo lubliih

^4HE FARMERS GUIDtTo SolMtlflo w 4 PnotiOAl A^rioiUtaro,By H-mry Btopbtai, r. B. 8., K.ind.rgh, ,nd

Tht duly known reme.lv [or

Biright's Disease IAmi a positive remedy for

l>0l'T, fillAVKI.,

hTKICll RES, DIAUETE-1,UlSI'lil-.SIA, NKUVUCS

DElllLlTY, DKOPStNon Rtlration or Incnmiuence ot Unnp, Irn-

lamin, iLflammiiliyn ur Lleeration i.f U e

lH.APUKIv A.\l> KIDNEYS,^pernia'onlnpii, LeucorrLa-.i or Wbites,

Diae4tfte» ul the Proalnue Olacd,

S10N& IX 1H& Ji LADDERCulctilua (JrtTcl r.r B n c k d m t Dfpoiit und Mm:

••o <>r Milky Ihachurêa.

KEARNEY'SEXfRACT BUCHU,Poiiticely sod permanently cures all diseases

or Htieclionn of theBLADDER, E lU-NEYr* and

DUOPSICAL HWELMNGS.Existing in jien, women and children.

N o Matter Wbut tha Ag«.I'hco. One Dollar per Bottle, or rin Bottles

TurKiT/Dullars.

Depot, 104 Dunne Htreet, New York.Sold by DruggUti every whore,

008-daweodly

I (Jfl'oHITS HKKU.K'E' HAl.t

la nuw of lenug'a

Fine Stock of FurnitureAt UeUuccd Prices.

And solicits the public to

OALIi ANU KXAM1KK

ns'ortmfnt, winch is as large an any inKruiiKwick. 1 call (Jitrt'CuUr utiontion to

my stock consisting ul

Painted, Chestnut, Walnut >nd

mahogany Suites,

Which I am selling at a VEKY|L0W THICK

I li&ve ojnstantlv on hand

SOFAS,'LOUNGES AND

PARLOR SUITES,Ot my OVD msvke,

Trimmed in the Lest manner and warranted aerepoesentcd.

Pleaae call and ei&mlne the Rtock ot Farnt-ture in oar »pacio«B ftboWrooini.

r>olO-d.ni.T

New Brunswick.

VAJLUABLE * AKM FOK 1ALG

A Yalatable Stock and Green /arm of 161B d ki«fi,

U

G / a m oBound Hrook, about 12 ac

b lol

Ueary Timber, mostly white oak, 4 rcre* oflaiee fUd Cedars, b»lancein a h.Kh stat* o<cufiiTaii. u, nerer-ftilinp water in every Held ;oil, aaody loam; about iti acre, of natural

taoir land; fruit ol different kind*; building*ar* a hai'-gtory farm home, good barn, 3 snotlboreli. wtgon home, and co.ch house Muttr* told U> doM iba uUU of Henry U. Bmock,dtoMtad. For partiealari tnqaire nf Win 11,-nook, Hound biook, Otorâ Hmock, Dun«!!••; John 0, Voorhau, ne-r lUniao Ltvad

V. S. MAIL LINE

THE FIVEST GOODS'

AT rat]

LOWEST PRICEgJ

Our cooncction with a (Wholesale

bouse In New Yc,-rk city gives us an-ad- 1

vantage in buying wlilcli other dealers

in this city do nut possess. 1)1

Our customers will receive the full

benefit of the advantage thus gained.

We invite inspection and a trial, and

fettl nonodcot that tho public will not

be disappointed In so doing.

Our stock of foot ware will be found

the moot m a r l ; eitensWv sod best in

the city.

Spectacles

M. SCHWAB,Ontloian and Oonliit

WIU • • 1*

XUUX.BOA« HOTDLNKW BRUNSWICK, N. J ,

From Tuesday, Jan. fi, to KriilayJan. !).

RKPKRENCI8:

Having used KyMilM»ea and SpeoUales supplied by M. BOH WAS, andmanuiactared by him, w« would cor-dially reoomjneRd him to »11 whoneed any aid* to ught u a natlskilfnl Optician, and an obliging andreliable man.

Ber. Dr. W. H. Campbell,PratUent ti ôtgwra Collaga, R«w Brau-

wiok, N. J7

Prot. O<«n« H. Cêk,ol Eoljan Oollaga, Vn Brumwiok, V. J.

Hr. John Clark,Ifvw'Braoawiek, If. J.

NotM* ftL7 OD are hereby notifl A. tbs4 ! bt>« <L • • a petit.os t« LM U»vr| ' '

s of the I'ouut* ot aliddkftw,i, in M*h «

. M0or4>|ieot *>e •'S)tii«%

>tt>; and tWaa'd Coar, hsr« sppout-», t e twnty . U a *ay ef Ja-aary

JC*L at t»e b ur ot . twte*. l« ta* foroa-vA, «•:hm Ctti n tiuure in Aew Brun»wic^, in taioI'UBty, as the time ae« plaea at wh<eh itMyill attend tu bear what can b* «Uag#e fer oj

gainst my lib<ra ion.Dated Deoenber ly, 1878.

JOHN L. MAQEB.O. B. ADRAIV.ittornej.

Adjourned ftherlfl'e »»le.

M IUDb»(*tX County Oircuit Conrt.—HajrhMcKe>g Ptsiiuift. T» Hubert IN. Wood-

urih l>ef.BJ*nt. m Fa., fctc, un ntu. DitUdct. 18, 1878.Tbe aale under tbe above stated writ standsJjuuroed tu

TUESDAT, January 13, 1874,,t 2 o'clock p. m , at tho Court House, in the

ty ol A«w b'un-irnoL N. JJOHN D UUCK£LEW, Bh«nfi.

A. V. ScaiN<:t, Attoroey d«c 7 id

MV

»og«th«r with B u n i gOraci*. Unuia, HlnU loNt^btdb*rt A* A q . M r

Adjourned »i*le.

IN Chau;erv ot New Jersey.—Between JacnbMurno, CompUinant, and Uah Ion Ki>per

t al., L>«lcudaut«- Fi Fa., etc, oo Forte Its ..re.

Ttie it-It) uDder iht> above stated writ sUodttadjuutned ti>

TUttSUAY, Jauuary«, 1874,at 2 o'clnck p. m., at the Court Uoune in tht)

ily ol New llrunawich, New Jersey. ,JOHN t>. BUUaVlii.EW, t^heriB.

JOSHPB ALW.BD, bolio.or ot Complainant.

Adjourned Miorllfa

IN ("tmncery of New Jersey.—Between Har-mau A|>KBr- Coui|tliiioftui, and U oburd a.

!., l>t,-f(jHi1aniii, l!i. Fa., e t c , u.: toreHra. Hm«d Uc ober 3,

« sale under tbe abuT« id writ mauds

Mi,TlffSUAV, Jan

ut 2o'cl<Mk p. in., at the Court House in thetMly of Nt;w Krui swick. New .Ifrcey. "*

JOUN 1'. H U t k t L t W , tSbeB. It. ADKAIN, tiu.icitorot Ci>uiplaLnt.nt,l:) td

A<IJuuriie4l felivrlll's Hulo.IN Charicrry ot New Jei§ey.—Hetwren Henry

H. Pout, Uomplaiaanl, aod Garret Q. Hro-ta w el ul ; le'etdtiutH. >i. Fa.,tt'., on foreclou ire. Dated .Sfpitmber 2ff, 1878.

Tnt»»ale uua«r tu« abuve tinted writ standeiuuraid to

TUESDAY, Jaiiuary 6, 1674,at 'J o'clock p. m., at tbe Court Jluuie, in tbe

ly of Aew uruoswici, S. JJOitlN I> HUCKELEW, Bherifl.

H. L. H. V*s IJVCI, Hohciior (J Complainant decU-t

A«1Juurucd felicrltl's Mil«.

IN Chancery of >ew Jet Sey.—Between Wmli. DitiHuioTti, Compliiiiiut, ai.d Uarân

J Weucoit ei »!., Delendanta. ¥i. r* , etc., onirecloture. D»te<i iSeptfiuber '21, 1H7 .1 lie s >ld under lUe ubovo bUted writ elands

tljuurued toTUESDAY, January 6, 1874.

at S o'clock p m, at the Court Uouio, in thcity ol ftew tiruuBwiuk, N J.

JOUN I), BUOKEI.EW.Bherift'.H. M. LDMMIB, Solicitor ol Complainant.dol.J-td '__

SHERIFFS 8ALK.—in Chanceryof New Jersey. Beiweu UiHUARCT A. KON-

MVKK,(k)Ui1.li,,uniit, ana VutiiUlKKS 1). KOSOVKel u i et al, l> feuiJaiils. Ki. KA. UU loreoloiulilltl'li IKL. 'Jl . 1^7J.

Uy virtuuui Uiu al>ovp Bt«'iHl writ to in a tilroct*I will CIJIUHC tu niitti JL [niblli: veuduc on

TL Wl'AY, DbLKMBkK 30, IBT3,A 2 <>'cUx-k I1. U.,Mt vtio CouriiluuHD l u i n e C u rNew UrutiHW II k. New Jtrttof,

Al< Ltitti rerinlu larm »u<i [JlanUtion sftuaUr, KiAnd buiuK n> tlic tuwuatil[j o, Mouroe, (Juiiutf ut Minksi x uiui Btuta nl Nrw j c r i t y , ou ibf uont i «ia l , a m l j . i u l i g tu tbe MillBtoui- Kiver, Lelntt I tie pilQ .cip'L i-J.ft oi ilie Ui>m*iUy»d KuruiOf Ku.L-trd 0 Kou-Over, 0ui;ud£oa ; bc((iutiiiv m Itio unrtti aide vt* Mil

i lu> ourufr of Ollbert a. I'L-y's firoi, » l i t r e * pin

ilonD mid now lyiiijj to I e itr<.'aui ; llieccc by N BIIvty tf A. J Dlrbio* 'r) ur Uli dndgu made S p l li19115, (1) along (tie liunur (bo lann i.f huUi Oil'X'rl !Dry iuid J iuie^ lvei , uor'li ft litKreei aud ;Q mil>iiia IBSI, 6u CIPIUH ai.il 50 1'uka t»> a iniko uti tl.puil Hitle o< a Hickory t>H|> nig; : Uience ^) traulti fili-gri-rt ami &6 IHIUIIL«« wi- . l . . a c»am« auU 76 linki» a nti>u<- n uw ul ill led Iu Uie u iH oi hunl «r i>lai« i

0 ,1 o( Jutin Il.r

mitud, mil l i

<Vik lre<- formrr,/

H- n.lcd eait by lands of Gilbert fl I)ej aimriU !<y UJB r.aidut* <il Uieia<ui m ih

(it JtL

FINE GROCERIESOAK BK PURCHASED AT

ooaifiB or Naii.Boir AND BOHUHSKAII BTRIHTB,

at»M IJOV Batal ajl aO7 pUfle.ia U)t dt7*

THE BEST FAMILY TLOUR$4.76 par 100 ponnda. Ht Ternoo Braodod llama at 16 ott. pw Itn

A L L O T H H H QOODS AT B Q U A L L T LOW P R I C E S

ao"-l» J o h a H. OrIIart .

F. A. W I S E M A N ,Watqlnnaker and Jeweler,

NO. 7 CHURCH STKEET,Would respectfully esll tha attention of bis friends to his ertenniie stock, lately replenished lynew and rare patients of

Rich Jewelrv, Watches, Clocks,SILVER AND PLATED WARE, HAIR JEWELRY,

SPBOTAOLBS, MDSIOAL INBTRITMBNTB AND TaUMMHiaB.

%f Bapairiit 4oaa wall, anl valuta*.

IVe-w Brans-wick Time Store.inn—IT

I E Rhemtander,Cleaning, Scouring, Repairing

Tsvilorims; Establishment,KO. «

This b tha qnlr plan vbara

of mi

iO\cr itu<irl>*-oi I

yn i . i u , W N I by lands ul ihu lvtUud J»lni 11 rgau, suet a >utti t>> itiu Coi.f llivur. Mcii.g llieSiine |>r<>L>«rty HHJ. l>«> koQ(/V<T »uu wile, Wm. Hiauru* Koiill is urn! K llttxtiT K )U"Vfr mi,! »n,-, to Vu-iuiver. by uwil duli-ii April 2, Ibot), Irora

UovvileEciiptioii U t:ikt'U.li>Kf ibvr wiui MM KIKI •lURttlar the r tgh t i ,

rivilege*, t ieridiUuituta uud ajipurteuauoei liiLr*»-nlu liitiutiKiuic ur )• aiiywrnu tapjieruiuli^.

JuilN U. UUCKtLhW, SheriffJUILV J KIT,Solicitor.

r>.i.ii • < uihi-r 17. iNT.i nn'.'1-Mw

SIIKKIFF'S SALE. — MiddleCircuit Courl.— THKI'klNChTON" I.) MUKK !

IHl'KOVtJJr.NT i CIMI'AJJV t » . HI. HiKUK 1U0U• ml hK\HV A WliKUJili . H. Ka. ou Uuu, t tUHtfld Uvt. ' i l , IB"^-

By virlut; ul inn ahove eu ted writ to aifl Olrec j , I willt'i|vi~€ t o « . « at imulle veiidue, oo

kt 3 o'clock 1'. U-,«i ihsCounof New Hruuwwrick. New Jeffey,

All ii.attt-rn.iii rams Hkj Vim* •}t l p o u

uuc

Fit COUtHl, COIBI, HOARIEttEMand til Thmt DUHMI, UM

WELLS' CARBOLIC TABLETS.tat ap oalj in BLt'E aWxaa.

A tntmn AKB iuai BIHIIT.Sold b/ l>ruygiata. r!i»-4w_

ALBERT RICH,80S SUU Ate,Cor. l«th St., N. f.,

OQODU SOLD BELOW <XMT TO RAISE yoNtT.

Frraob Fell Hata, t l .blank (tilt V. l .a l Ua'i. (a.hl«o» Hilk VrlTM. f l 76.Black Ostrich Pluora Irom 60c upNuraltiea ia PloffeiB, OrDiiajeDte, alo.BaVTS T I I U I I S TO OBPBH-

1OHJBRY, UNDERWBA.H,DJIK88 TB1MHINUS.

SOLD FOU HALF TUK CubT I'UICK.

FBSKCH CBI** orVM A**T (tlaV).T«a, ToilalBaU aaj «TalTlhnig ala. i h T S i awar. CaH or r«0d ftar t-ft-s^fiW

<Lau <!ooi__. . . . .Bulk we. aad Ilia ay, w.'T

Brlu» 7<iB ina by mall tU far; kaal

Elastic Truees.Wrlia at osce to Poroeruj * Ce , f « Vnad

Una i n jaat ol«w«d MO ID < *.y«. aolliag tkeV » " | F ' « » « i»«aMe-al« H i b U , jualoat.N«» Tjne and lakiDg fwnraa. Mm a*(n>-

m, bupenor Paper. Kutle a»ary way >ac]U q u c t U'l lermaio A i n u Uuirll free.

ur full partioularaaddrraatiU rfKAili' ttRi»8ub»., 7«i Saimim Bt, Pliil»d'a. <leoll-t«

For Three 5-ceiit Staapi ^»[t

ADiu)a.(a()ap«raii. of K. Y. LMgar) far auioutbn, aDd a« ar«mium anr one ul (ha (allowing urticlra : 1 One i hr. mo, 1 tina PaoloareL.li1 Hue Uotem l'io, I ana i n Hk.y , Huiiooa. IUna Ofillar Hudon. KeDdatonoalo The au OtaHub'i'h-ng O^Hprinitfl^td. ^mi. iltoMW

•

Ui

( l l

M

l.5Oiuuieuir25c.ami- >

m ner. MlU I'o

.»a l a . a n8. atfllio^ our 1'i

iy.

:»ru'v e r it. , « i i

.l-ltnee fret« • Y.ik.

'« KKT-HIKCHOl)>ltf)5<).r ulion St.,

Mw articlu. >elliuj{«r

1 *Nfl 4'BKCEt ' i i ca la i s l r tN Y.

* no ."IOJ<iecll-lw

e. Ktarlorddecll «w

Rmp acd PresentsAl SPECIALTY.

GEO. W. WELSH,(•8TAIIU8UKD 1816,)

253 Greenwieh Street,Corner of Part Place, Nen fork,

Geneial Importer aDd Dealer In

FINE WATCHES,of

ENGLISH, SWISS AND. AMERICANMANUFACTURE.

ALO,DUmondB and Jawalry.

SILVER AND PLATED WAREIn every itjle •.nd Tariety otdeBign. All Boldat

•• Pnnlc PrlceB," Very Low for €a*h,, y p Wateb Repairing Uepartmcnt can

HOI bfl #>x<*ell(?d. tlecl 4w

200 Pianos and Oi gansNtw aud sec-ul hsod, ol fiiHt-clain Makers,will be sold Ht lower i>nce« for oanh, or o* ta-tttaluientH, m ci ly or comiirj, dur ing this fl nan-oial rrihis und the Holidays, by UORA<!KWATEUS A hO,N. No 411 Itroidwaj, tba-iefer before oflered in >ew Y-.rk. Actiniawilled lor lb« (.ala of Watem' Uelabratadfianos. Conceno and Orcbeatral Organs. I lui-tr,nt'd Ut*ia1i>t{in)8 mtil'd UreM Jnduormnntsio tin trade. A laryre di*ooi.ot to Uini«t«ri,Cburche» tHund»ty.g<.boolB. e:c. del 4w

CAMPHOR.NE."eflre.t Ditcr ,rTj Ter He Immediate rtllel

AUtNTS H H T 1 D FOIt

EVERYBODY'S OWN PHYSICIAN,Bj C. W. Oleason. M. U. A^meiniOreat TOI-

un.e abnnnuiD|]. in imtwrtant iniormttioii andekgaDtlf illuHtrated. Oae Agent look 100 ordera in one we*k Pike aud terma to »uil thetimna Forcirculira nddreaa II. N. McKlnnpvt Co.. In N. 17ih Kt., I'uila decl*!p

ulU, hcal-

when the srstem basbeen put fn perfectorder •with D o c t o rplerett 'e Golden

ed lca l niBCOYery, which d ouWrt tSumeaniesily to correct Wood sndsTstem, which are always at fault, atoo

set apociflcaUy. npon the dtseMedindi of the now and. Its ennmucn.

Dr. P ierce 'e ttamal D o o c hwWchin^lclnecanbe carried^ .MKI wr/eetisarpUed to allparu 61 pai-™*r"W*"li" - j which wre» andSnauSuambera lo whfth w m aS i m exULaml tram which Ui.oa.rgenrooeeda. Bo anccoaihil h«»llili ooliraeSltrSSKnt ,-roven, lhal ihS proprietor

n o w a r d lor a caM olrf "or Ualarrh h l h ^

TEETH!COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION

Originated tbe use ot Laturhing Gas Toreitmoiion o< teeth in \mt, an ' '

i ft Oan roid bare g

foci in l.-nuib by 50 imii iu WJOIL,fe*t, logi-ilier witu tLi ' rUukUlar lot utii'reuu iti<• • m e ii en-cted, *Umi«, to tTie towuabtp or SuuitDruuFwtck, tu t o e u m m y of Mi'dJeêx antNew Jer a > ( n t ur near I r sau ' a f iunou , ou _ ._Yprklitvttlot. o( tbe t 'enn^lvtujia Kailroad, boundediHi l aenorLb by laudi Oi or in pMoruluu of ••..]HiltniKi Co , ind (roLtlott tbcrcon WOfrct, on ihelu i l by laaila oi ICdward C'bill »na (routii'g 13u f«ftl)er«4iu, aud ou Uie auutb by \uniu ut Michael Coinj't.in aud iruDtlug 300 ieei thervwo ; coulaialnk unoililrd of «D acre mui e or leg*

r<)g«ihttr wltn all au4 tiugular th« dtlrnrtanten B b t , illte »bU iu.«r<tl from, m »n«l ou t of i»u i jo ie

JOHN b . Bl'C'Kl-;i-KW,Sh.rilT.Ricner k F J I M T , Attoiueyn.

o n « , 1 B 7 » - U ( » T . -7 BLW.

I r-.AIE'd OFFICE.niTthe appllcaiioti of Robert S. Smltli, Ad minis-

I , ffiuxajf Ruusr. Jr., Bnrrofate of ihe eaidCounty o( Mlddifttx, du henby order and directtilt wld AdmuilHtralor lo five publio no DM to thttrediWr. or tald dcceated.to brio* ID ibtir debti de-•naiidi aod clulmn, under oaib ur afflrniatlos agtibv aald tulatto withU nine months fiom ttie danibia order, bj act Ing up a copy of Ine order wilhlutwenty d»ya alter the daU ihtTeof, iu five of inemoat public pla«M ID rakd Oouotj fur tbe space o'two moDibK, and alao bjr ttdvortlavnit tn« unia tor t»eDKe apace ol time In Tsa I n n s , boe of tbe oawapapen prlsled In tb.a Bute. Aud If any creditorsnail Degleul.to eibibU bla or bar debt, demand orcum, witbta aalil ptilod of DUB mnuthialier jiubln:noUi^|l¥6D as •formula, mchcrwilti-r lhall b« loraver b*rrt-d oi bU ur ber action af ainst Ihe Mtd Admmtiirator.

Qiren utidor my hand thia lStbdayef MoTeinber,

nni:U2mw WILLUM ftJOIJET. Jr.,Bun«ca.e.

AdmlnUtrBtrlx Sale of RealEstate.

PURKUANT to in order of tba Orphans'Court of tbe Ocinniy or MlddleMx, made

on the SVib day of October, k. D. 187*. tb» sub-scriber,, Adm.Diair*vtric of James U. l)!Borow,deoeat>«d, will sell'at publio tale, on

WEDNE8DAT, JAKtJlET 21, IBM,

at two o'clock p. m., on tha prfmias.Afttbat certain traat of land and nremiae* of

wbioti k id Jatnes H. OUbroir, latelf diedseiied, aituate it Hie Township of ktutBraas-wiek (lorm«rly Monro*), and dworitwd in thrMMT«ral itewla as follows: On*, a deeJ fcpmJamat Appteby u d wlfa to James H. DtabrOw,dated Junel, IS 17. recorded la Book ?l ofneeds, page m , ho., in Mlddlam C untyClerk's office; alno t'dertt from wtne parties toJame« U. JiUbrow, dated BtpWuJnr 14, 1669,rerordfd rn BtfoK "VB dt (leefta, v*M ">». Aa jand ale* • deed Iron Oeo/ge L»a« to taidJamei H. Ulsbrrnr, da'ed llaroh tti, 16M, andrecorded In Book U of l>Mds. pegelffS.

Condi lioM made knofp «« d»t of MU*.Uaud Noiambar lit. 1B7I.

HANM4U D1BVB0WVd r t t + t A d t t U t r t

Ten it toorer 0 7 , 2 0 0 p « t l 6 H t » without a "failure orsooidani. Do Dot judge us by the failure o*otheri. Cotoe to Head-Quarters, 19 Coo1 omit ute. New York. no*o-lB

HTB. BRA8SINGT0N,265 Sixth Aveune, N. T.,

TWO DOORS BKLO SEVENTEENTH ST.,

Bpecia. dekler ip

BIIIiXftZXffliaT OOODB,

Ladies' Trimmed Hats, Irom $2,50 up to thefinest imported goods. Our §2.60 U*U defy

Real Ostrich Tips at 20 cents etch.LADIES1 tod GENTS' FORlflRHINO O00D8,

HOUP-dKlBTd,C0B8tTrt, NOTI'^8, Ac.AU ef which w e art eflermg at ietnark«e!r

LOW PRICES.Milliters supplied at the lowest ^market nrioes.

Tho Great eat Attract ion

In the waj of Ready-made C loth ID g for thaWlater will be found at

Jas. Marshall & Co.'s,809 & 811 BROAD STREET,

Howarlt BaTingi Inatitution).

a n prepared to offer to thet nt time, the greater Bar-h t h b ffd

We (eel that wa a npublic, at the preat nt me, the greaer BargelrjB in Clothing that h«T« tver be«D offeredto tba oltuana of New Jeraej. Wa intend tomake it to ths ad*aDti» °^ porehaaera to boy(hair own and Children • Ototftiog tt ear ettUb.lubmuL

BarlD| punbued largolr doriLg Ibo PiNIflfor eubi and aa»aatMtanD2 all oar own gooaa,wa »r» naUed to o«ir tliam at W aer «aol ba-low naasl raiail ra,t«a.

We barf oi kUd tlSO.OOO wBrtS of the laotroMfeMt <JlotMt j tkal i u bt awle, wSMb Wewill pMiutalr MII m to 'aril/ tba i w i n mglTm »BOTf »nd tlioroagbl l l fy tho h

anacuiBot tibeumatiam, Neuialuta. HLratoa.Ilrnisea, I'.ira, Hlr.ln., riliB Joiott, Bwellloga;lua»mm»ti"na Boaiona C U r b t K

, , Hlr.n., riliB Joiott, Bwellloga;lua»mm»ti"na. Boaiona, C.Urrb. eto.. OK.

K a r „ , „ _ ,D (j | o r the toilet iaa luiurj ID evtrj f«milj. Tbouaandi will ananow te»nly to iia great inertia. Trj it. Pricepur bottle, 2& ceiita

BEUBKN UOYT, Prop'r,a'H()reonwich atriet. N. Y.

R. H. MACY & CO.,Merrv Christmas

AND

Happy New Year.

WE ARE NOW READYFIFTEENTH GRAND ANNUAL

OPEMNi; OF HOLIDAYGOODS,

At the Orind Onlriil Establisbmcirt of Htwluirk Caj lor

Toys, Dolls and Fancy Goods.

R. H. MACY d, CO,THE URQEST TOY ANO FANCY

GOODS HOUSE INiTHt WORLD.It wil l i ay you to p;o th'ra every day and

ett»T all da)', l i ia u day'ti emerttnnaie it toludk ihr..ugh ttio Hinckrt oi ihia iunnense entab-lihhiiitiit. Iht-r** IB not it* equal , ol na kind,in \\iv vr rid. For iLe exiuut iti d rarie iv tuFantv Uoodo, ' I o n unt] holla t d "r>Tailed le ui

at Mgo>'e, you hare the

in <'OMIM.I:TI; HI or KM TOi M:I.IA i IKO.M,

which coDMitTRH io'iniiely leas time than look-ing over ihe wholo trty tor tbe Rir.d* which areliurti him gM-Jioûllier in one t-alabliebiiient.Thin fact, udd.d to tne ceititnty of the pricebeing lower linn .êûuie ôodti caVi be yar-ch»-ei>f Ucwht-re, uccouut* lor the daily ihr&ng«Iiich no pmnc cm uiru Irom It.. Ii. Macy *k Co.

The Departments contain as follows ;Department I—Toy*, Dullf, HDI, Uon Boie*,

linuita and OJIIB' Fun i-»hiua< Go da.Department £—Toilet Articlo«t Loabpr, Bronze

and C'bina liuods, Fauu, rrilreiaare ai.dJewelry.

Department 8—R:nall Wares, Notiona, Po(ketCutlvry, ticitHors, Scotch ('O0di<, Belts, ate.

Department 4—Lsctto, Km broideries, Uandke'r-otii 'la, Corsew, bustles siod, riopp eXllJs,

Department 5*-llou«ekefping Linen and Whiteoqodfc turlwu. flail o«ia, Woel«a tlkiits,etc.

Department 6— Kid Olnrei, Honery, Ladiea',Gem's sad Cliildrtn'a Furitisn ng Good..

Department 7—Ladies' Tiea and Neok RufflingeGraratB, eio.

Dfparti^pnt 8—Ribbons and Millinery Good. o(tavury description.

Department fl^-Bnok«, Magazines, ctati5O#rT,pV.lvc: , MedalnoDB and QoliPeoi.

Pepartmtnt 10—Trimmingi, Friaês, Buttons,WorbUds aud Wort tod Kmbroi deiy Pat.t

JejiartnFur

nt \\— Ladies', (Jenfa and Children'ss ' " " '

Department .2—Trimmed Hats and made-opMulinorj.

Departiri'iU ilU-Made-op UndtroIoUiiOaVV • 'Department li—W ooden, Tin, Iron and Qlass-

Wdro. Table Cutlery, lilackiog an4 Polfli).-ing Compound*. "• v

Deparinunt 16-- Canned Meats aori . I'm it a,Ficiles, Oils, Huioes, Faniy UrQceiie*,choooiatvi, etc. '

Department U—OoafeoUonory tad Ssds W«tar.

41so, sttractire lines of Overs GI asset,Carved Wood Goods, Inlaid Table*aade>ta»i«,China, Glass and Parian Vases, and Glores,Usadarehieto aad Jewel boxes.

Owiag to the nmeuled itate of buirnew, tkiaArm has deoldcd to c mtinae tbe cash ditdovttf

9 per oM/oaall salei of goodi in titpsruat l , ieoeMtiog ol TOXfl, " " ~1 BOXESBON

ettuog ol TOYo,S and DOLlj

t h B00DOS. Also on the Brohse, CtnU andLea her Oooele ia Ueârlrneoti, Tke iyslusare mark** ID plain figures, and soy one pur-cbiamg to the extent of Woeats or more willbare Ua per eeut ef Ua Teiae returbrd w Ms)b.to oo«Dtry mtrobaote and parties buying te*»>1I aidBib, eovunttteea pnrahai<ir'g fir* HnnoN?

will pMiutalr MII m to 'aril/ tba i w i n mglTm »BOTf. »nd tlioroagblj asllafy thoia who

Wa ieell c««r «00 Huaerfoe EektaioBeater COATS, uaiorpaaaad foroat and Dnlah. at I l l Mob

TIM Hello* OVUfeOBATg, of erarjabode of oolor. moô m tba latoat•tjla. lor. 10 oaab

•0« Ollre and Drab Korae>«Tlt»I X I A t e l UH batUaieb,a*,. . . . »« «Mke , * ,

100 Blna and Bro.»OHLNCHILUa«,Iho Torfboat matanal, a ad Tnr-.ibla.M.. ...?.....:.• T tat.

«M B O W oVIBOOaH.'vita ori h ^ t *»P»»I

Dolaend Far-, or Painotio CelehvaMaW_r_jial and extra oncounu will be nade on allparohafsn ef tof, • Dolls and Panoy Georls, ind

Trr theirÛi. ipeoialtr, the "LArQUJSOLOTB. Kfery pair warranted.

R.H. MACY 4 CO.,rODMTIKNTB ST. tMi SIXTH ATI., M. T

p JBualntua K ,M f o irth AT«no. , N « w Tork O K , .

Bookkaaplafc Writfag, InrHall B k i U i ^

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