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The New York herald., 1872-12-25
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Dec. 25-l A. M.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFPTCE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Dec. 25-1 A. M.
Synopsis J0r the Past Ttoentv.,0ur Hours.
The barometer has risen over the New England
and Middle States, with falling temperature
winds veering to northerly and partly cloudy
weather, and with light snow over Northern New
York it has fallen the Northwest with rising
temperature and easterly to southeriy winds.
Easteriy winds and cloudy and threatening
weather are prevailing over the South Atlantic
States; northerly winds and cloudy weather from
Tennessee to the Gulf with rain along the coast
and occasional snow over the interior.
Probabilities.
For the South Atlantic States northcasterly to
southeasterly winds. cloudy weather and generally
rain for the Gulf States northeriy winds and cloudy
weather, with rain, from Southern Louisiana to
Florida and Georgia; for the Middle States
easterly to southerly Winds higher tempera-
ture and partly cloudy weather for
New England winds gradually shifting
to easterly and southeriy and partly cloudy
weather; from Tennessee to Ohio and Lower
Michigan southerly winds, rising temperature and
increasing cloudiness; from Missouri to Michigan
and northwestward diminishing pressure, rising
temperature. increasing southerly winds and
coudiness and very probably threatening weather,
with snow. Midnighs teegraphic reports from
New England, Canada and Nebraska to Lake Su-
perior and westward are missing.
The Signal once yesterday, at :35 p NJ, reports
the following thermometer readings:-
Below NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Minn., IL degrees;
Burlington, Vt, IL; Davenport Iowa, 4; Duluth,
II; Grand Haven, 4; Keokuk, 8; Kingston, Canada,
3; Leavenworth, Kan., Q; Montreal, 10; Omaha, 1; +;
Port Stanley, 8; Quebec, 4; st. Louis, 2; st.
Paul. IL; Toronto, 2; La Crosse, 8. While the thcr-
mometer at Cairo and Nashville indicated zero at
eleven r. NJ. the readings were also below zero
from the following stations :-Keokuk, 0 degrees;
Davenport, 8; st. Louis, 3; Lcavenw0rth, Kansas,
8; Osweg0. l; Rochester, l; Cleveland, 2.
The Weather I'm this City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-fOur hours In
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
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HIGH WATER IN THE OHIO.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. "a, 1872.
The following telegram was received at the office
OF the Chief Signal Onicer this afternoon from
Cairo. H. 1.-THE Columbus gorge broke at hafpast
eight O'Clock p M. on the Esd, and the Ohio River
a. ranidly risinp.u
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LOSS OF THE SCHOONER SCOTTISH CHIEF.

MILWAUKEE, WIS.,, Dec. "a, 1872.
The schooner Scottish Chief water-iogged and
capszed OF Manitowog to-day. TIE crew saved
themselves in small boats, but were near perish
with cold.
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FRANCE.
.-1hs Postal Treaty with the United States Still
Unsigned.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Dec "a. 1872.
The Temps says the Postal Treaty between France
land the United States has not yet been signed The
nal act will be deferred until the reopening OF the
Assembly.
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Hojer & Graham, Patnterss-Thc busi.s
ness will he continued by HOJER Co, at the Old stand
9 Duane Signs Patent Net Banners ana EnSravco
Mat
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Wool Works Burned In Khode Isla NJ
PROVIDENCE Dec. "a, ErH.
Alarge woollen mandatory in Pawtucket, owned
by Amy Brothers, was nearly destroyed by 1rey this
afternoon The two lower stories were unoecuped,
except for storage. The upper story was occupied
by H. +. Bishop 4 Co., manufacturers, who. were
insured for S9400 which covers one-ha the lr loss.
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On Marriagc,-Happy Relief for Young
Men Remarkable roports sent free Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Philadelphia Pa.
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Mrs. M. q. Browns Poor Richards Eye
WATER and SCALP RENoyATOR. Sold by druggists
ncnof II Bond street
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Holiday Hats and Seal skin Caps et
manufacturers' prices. +. ERNENWElN, iAo Nassau
street near Spruce street.
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however that both showed capacity for better
things In the future.

Mrs. COnway's Brooklyn Theatre.
Mrs. C0nways Brooklyn Theatre lacked . large
audience on Monday evening. At this period, be-
fore the Christmas holidays. the good people OF
Brooklyn are wholly taken up with their prepars-
t0ns for the celebration or the pleasant season,
and no theatrical performance, however efectives
can entce them. The bill on Monday evening
Comprised George Colman's pleasant comedy OF
the "Jealous Wife, and spectacular musical
drama, in thr,>e acts, called "Satanas and the
Spirit OF Beauty The latter Is said to De adapted
from the French. 1t may be here dismissed with
the remark that It Is q wearisome compound
only made toerabIe b the ornature Of its scenery
and the sprightly actin Of Miss Fanny Reeves and
Walter Lennox In the minor parts. The comedy
In very pleasing way Grs. Conway. as "Mrs.
Oakley, the Jealous WIFE," va the part excellently
Frank Roche was the pa uent uxorieus Mr..
Oakley thoroughly until shown the method Dy
which he might change the cVlrent OF MS Dur-
dened life. Then he Thoroughly a0apted himself To
the necessary change OF m&Rler. Ihe last scones
where he portrayed q lovinX man assuming
cOsdhess which he did not teei toward niS
vile, in order to cure her OF hor annoying
piece Of acting, Mr.. Kennedy playing Major OAK
Icy, the Old bachelor who had gaugod the nature Of
woman and learned how to treat her fOibtes, In
very pleasing way On the whole the pleasure
given by the Performance, OF tAe> comedy more than
atOned for THE stupidity Nt the spectacular drama
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Parties Must Not Forget that Dents
DONOVAN gives an extra good DINNER Christmas
night at his restaurant, No. East Twelfth street
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Fourteen houses were destroyed by fire at Fem
tania, KAN, yesterday morning. The loss Is not
stated There is no insurance.
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Cheapest Book store I'm the W0r1d.-
167 432 marni6ccut Holiday BOOxS and JUVENILES
Catalogues free. LEGGAT BROTHERS, NO. ) besKman
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Chrfstmas Gifts.-Knox's Supevb stock
OF Fancy FURs and his great varsity of a for gen.
tIemen introduced expressly for the hodhy season.
offers great chance f6r the selActon Of suitable git
Visit KNoxS. 2l2 Broadway, orsader the itl Avenue
uot
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IIefdsfeck 4 Co.'s Dry MOnoPOle..o14 %
uirNMs, DRY vERZENAY AY.....................$2 SCI 50
II shers an,.av low Very large stock Of strictly frse
Class VINES LIQUORS, CUNDISfE NTS, TABLE LUxU-
RES5 HAVANA CIGARS sold In quantities to suit pur-
chRscrs, at down town prices - ), ,,s..
ca Fulton street. north side Established 1853
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Eight Degrees Below Zero I'm Missouri
THE FIRST ICE BOAT OF THE SEASON.

POUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Dec. "a, 1872
The first ice boat OF the season. the Wild Goose,
Captaln Howard, was launched to-day. The Ice
here ia four inches thick and IL Is freezing hard.
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A superior Assortment Of Wtncs, Al es
and Iiouors: j. Jamison Sons, Iris, Malt Whskel
wears old JOHN J. STAFF, us Chambers street
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Mrs. M. G. Browns Metaphysical Dis
COvERY is preventive and cure tor Pneumonia
Depot 81 Bond street
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Rurnett's Miniature TOllcGs.--ElcG@n
ASSORTED COEORED BD xIsS, contaiM ng acourets
Toilet Appahage, admirably sdapto1 to u Iohef TAnS
and traveller d POI rtnantcaus ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
PRESENTS: Wholesale by druggists sund ~ men every
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A.-En a Amgelfquc, for the TAeetm ami
Gums. BIsOOTINE's FOOD for infants DE1.LUC 4
CO. Gas Broadway, the sole proprieorA aaa manu'
facturcrs No connection with any other drag s0re.
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A.-Yeung Gentlemen ON Now Ye.r's
calls intent should drop In at atESPENCHIED 3 iiS sss,
street. There they will find the most ashihg hnh
dress HAT that has appeared on VI tasnso-
aple pronienades for many seAs0ns.
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Died.

Died.
KrArPi--0n Tuesday eveningA Decen3sser a. AZ
ten O'Clock, CAR0LINB r.. KNAPP.A wtas Of stephen
H. Knapp, Esq, OF this city.
Notice or funeral hereafter.
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A FIare-Up in London, Canada.

The lamp store Of 2. G. Leonards, on Richmond.
street, was destroyed by fire this morning. The.
loss Is $4,000.
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TEE STEAMSHIP GERMANY.
Details Of the Wreck Disaster and Destination Of
the Voyage Of the vessel-Sad Scene ct
the Mouth Of the Gjronde-Report
70 the Owners in Canada.
1ElEcaAms TO TINE NEW yeax ueaALp

LONDON, Dec. "a. 1872.
: The vessel wrecked at the mouth OF the river
t0ironde, on Saturday reported in Paris despatch
yesterday as the Liverpool packet Germania, was
beyond question the Allan line steamship Ger
many, which sailed from Liverpool on the nth In
slant for Havana and New Orleans, with leave to
Gail at C0runna and Santander.
NO particulars have yet come to hand IN addi-
tion to those received yesterday reporting that
the vessel went ashore Saturday evening during
storm ON sand bank at the mouth OF the Gironde,
ana the passengers and crew had to take to the
rigging from which thirty persons were washed
away and drowned.
The remainder were rescued Sunday morning by
. French steamship.
report TO the Owners In Canada-Pas-
sengers and Crew Saved.
MONTREAL, Dec. "a, 1872
The Messrs. Allan have received cable despatch,
dated yesterday, announcing the loss OF their
steamship Germany on the coast OF France Their
despatch states that the passengers and crew were
saved; and IN reply to an inquiry respecting the
identity OF the wrecked vessel and the correctness
or the first reports Of her loss the firm has just re-
piled as foliows:"Yes, it is our steamer Germany,
unfortunately
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A.-EIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l and 2b2 Broadway, corner OF Murra street.
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A.-Herald Branch Office, BrOC0Slyn,
corner OF Fulton a venue ami Boerum street..
Open from 8 A. M. to8 L. M,
on Sunday from to +. NJ.
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Musical and Theatrical Notes. t.
Drignol was recently singing AZ Nice, butSHaS
gone to Milan.
Mile. sess has grown toc>etouc for opheiia,s IN
Ambrose Thomas' "Hamlet."
The company at enc Union square Theatre 10 "
show its strength IN "The School for Scanda" thIe
evening.
No more enjoyable pteeesfor Chnstmassaftcrnoon
or evening car be seIsceed ethan 'srother Sam,' at
Waiiacks.
The Musical Standard Understand that there Ia
probability OF DrA OroVcnss osatori0A "Paestne."
being brought forward by the Sacred harmonic
Society during this sNasOa
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A.-Was Suffering from Severe ! NeH:
rairta and rheumatism; one bottle WATTS NER VOUJ
ANTlDOTE cured me. ROBERT KENNEDY. S0 hass
in aenfh afr
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True Friend.-R. h. " alentfnc So,
Humboldt Fire Insurance Company, wrins:-I onh-
IDENTIFY recommend WATTS NERVOUS ANTlDOrEt 70 any
nervous sufferer having used II with great success in
family neuralgia and other nervous complaints IL
cured me Of severe attack of fneuTalgia whom phi ysi
md 9TH
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A Woman Frozen to Death In Paw
tuclxet.
PROVIDENCE, Dec "a, 1872.
Mrs. Mary Kearney, scantily clothed and bare
footed. was found last night In Pawtucket frozen
to death. An inquest has been ordered
Intensely Cold Weather In Maine.
BATH, Dec. "a 1872
The weather for the past few days has been bit
terly cold even for this region 1t IS now, at eight
O'Clock p NJ, six degrees below Zero At Richmond
at nine O'Clock A. M, it was nine degrees below
There is, probably more snow on the ground in
this vicinity at this date than for the past twenty
five years at least.
Complete Railroad Blockade I'm Indiana.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Dec. "a. 1872
special despatch from Wabash, Ind, says that
upwards OF sixty locomotives were frozen up and
out OF water between Huntington and Peru, Ind,
on the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad. for
nearly hours Cattle hogs a. ana sheep
among the employees have been reported though
many or them had their limbs badly frozen. The
thermometer here at seven O'Clock this morning
was at zero.
Twenty Degrees Below Zero In Chicago.
CHICAGO, H., Dec. "a, 1872.
The thermometer at the United States Signal
once at six O'Clock this morning indicated twenty
degrees below zero.
The Coldcst Season for Years In Mill
waukce.
MLwAUKEK, Wis.,, Dec "a, 1872.
The oldest inhabitants declare the weather here
to-day the coolest they have ever known. In the
morning the thermometer went down to thirty de-
grees below zero, but moderated this afternoon to
zero.
Eighteen Deg rees Below Zero I'm Kansas.
FORT SCOTT, Kansas, Dec. "a, 1872.
Last night was the coldest night known In this
section, the mercury standing eighteen degrees
below zero up to seven O'Clock this morning.
Cold Weather I'm Arkansas.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark Dec. "a, 1872.
To-day has been the coldest day In nine years.
The river is frozen over.
Unprecedently Cold i'm Tennessee.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Dec. "a, 1872
The weather is the coolest known in this latitude
since 1s4o and the Mississippi River for miles above
and below the city Is full OF ice from shore to Shore
an Indication almost unprecedented hereabouts
Steamers are unable to move up or down.
and the railroads are SO blockaded with
Southern freight as to be unable to receive cotton
for the Nortn while the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, running South, is broken at Grenada,
ninety miles below, which cuts or the freight traffic
The two leading theatres had not more than 100
persons present tonight, and the performers were
hardly able to go through with their parts nom
the cold.
Hall the street cars are laid up the drivers re-
fusing to work. ..... -l--,s
Eight Degrees Below Zero I'm Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a, 1872
Last night and this forenoon were the coolest Of
the season, the mercury falling to eight degrees
below zero by the Signal Service thermometer, and
nary Instruments, according to location. Tonight
the temperature was mder, being several degrees
above Zero The river above the o Dri1ge i piers Is
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Extra Dry Cassinot
MOTT AND cHANDoN
ACKER MERRALL 4 GONnrr'S,
ryhoc,hcru atrcet Broadway and FortY.secOnt St

For Thirty Years j. A. Currier q Co.'s
CRACKERS and BISCUITS have been famous among
caters Will bc pleased " learn that
these Justly ceiehrated Crackers and Biscts are still
made ana VIII be delivered in New Yqrk Brooklyn an1
Iersex CITY rn KR Greenwich street free Of charge
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B0osey,s Cheap Music.-Music Books 0sr
the 81 East Fourteenth street. Union squane
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Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. 40t
A Woman Frozen to Death In Paw
tucket.
PROVIDENCE, Dec. "a, 1872.
Mrs. Mary Kearney, scantiIy clothed and bare
footed was found last night In Pawtucket frozen
to DEATH An inquest has been ordered.
The New York herald., 1872-12-25

ChristadOrO's Hair Dye-Thfs SplendtsH
Dye is the only one that has been aIayzcd and
The New York herald., 1872-12-25

Bntchelor's Hair Dye.-Is the Best In !
the world the only true and perfect dye; harmless re
able instanta At all dru .gists &
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A Disastrous Fire in Elmirs..

A Disastrous Fire I'm Elmtrs.
ELMIRA. N. T., Dec. 81, 1879.
A disastrous fire occurred In this city, early this
morning. Some wooden buildngs-twelve, In
number-in the business portion OF the city, On the
bank Of the river, between Railroad aveRne and
MaiB street. were burned completely to the
ground. They were occupid as carpenter shops,
furniture establishments ornamental plaster
manufactures and for variety OF other businessea
Among these the Pennsylvania House--a lar1e
hotel-was destroyed. In the secoad stores or
many of the places families resided. and their suu.
mary turning out into the bitter cold OF the night
caused much distress. The loss will fall NOT far
short OF $50000 with not over $4,000 INSURANCE as
the companies would not take risks such as these
except at heavy percentage.
A Pork Packing Establishv 4cnt in Iowa
Burned.
BURLfyaroN, Dec. "a, 1872.
George Boeck's pork packing establishment, in
Hibernia, was burned at Pour O'Clock this morning.
! Tue loss Is s2S,O0oi tnsW ance, $4,000.
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery. GrE nd Ex-
traordinary Drawing. j. Is. MARTINEZ& * co baukorA
10 Wall street: Post Office box s,6S5, New York. \
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Paper Warehouse, "A Beekman Street,
The old stand established isi Paper s3'd as cheap a.
"bLNi iN na"D " 'Nf'
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Fourteen Houses Reduced to Ashes at
EOntanin, Kansas. K
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A.-Thc Russian VnpOr Baths, 30 Ease
Fourth street, open this morning Cor gentom en- %
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The Weather I'm this City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty -four hours In
comparison with the corresponding DAY OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
PharmaCY. HERAIn kuildinr
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Eighteen Degre Below Zero in Kansas.
FORT SCOTT, Kansas, Dec "a, 1872
Last night was the codest night known in this
section, the mercury standing eighteen degrees
below zero up to seven O'Clock this morning.
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Paper Warehouse, IA Beekman street,.
The old stand established ls7 Paper sd as cheap as
-, nA'D " 'o'''
Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Cared by Using
JJJNIpER TAR SOAP. Manufactures by CAsWELLsr
HAZARD CO., Nav York
The Graefenberg Family Remedies Arc
most reliable York Tribune LIN the universal and
distressing complaints, OF tesc rene Hos are gen.
ne kRunuEsrlISBERY MARsHALLs CATHoLIcoN, prics>
% +" GgiRiAEgFENBERG XII COMPANIES william st., NY.
unASA
This Will BE a Week of Good Livi9g,
and there n ~ York no borer place 70 live welha
al CURRIERS' DINING SALOON, iit Futon street This
iavorte resort always well supplied with the ch2icess
vands nearly every article being turnishe1
from Curriers' farm; consequently wholesome foods
Is insured.
Testixnonial Extraordinary.
Messra Nowrox Co., 30 Broadway -,
rsrnxnss For the Information OF the prblic, and AS
duty 10 humanity, the undersigned, are wiling To-
say that we have purchased Of Of yqu the va, ,WAxKEN .
ind that It performs all that you claim for u s,.
Erastus Brooks. Evening Express samuel Sincintr,
New York Tribsne; Prosessor William A. nammond. y
Bellevue Medical College; Mrs, E. Lous Lowe, aSy Cler-
mThe The awARsEN PxTKNr COOKER sfor sale at ali nrs
class stove and range and house furnishing deaier<
'''''"A' NORTON CO., Post Office box s,osL
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q. Graha m. Late H0jer q Graham,
Painter renyoy from 81 Duane street to 63 Broadway
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MILWAUkEK WIS.,, DEC. q, I5IZ
The oldest inhabitants declare the weather here
to-day the coolest they have ever known. In the
morning the thermometer went down to thirty de-
grees below zero, but moderated this afternoon to
The New York herald., 1872-12-25

Rinrworm, Salt Rheum, Cared by Using
JJJNIpf.R TAK SOAP. Manufactured by CASWELLs'
mn d No
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Cold Weather i'm Arkansas.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark Dec. "a, 1872.
To-day has been the coldest day In nine years
The river Is froza en- over.
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The New Army Uniform.

General sherman and stan will wear the newly
adopted army uniform for the lirst time on max
ing the Official call upon the President, New Years
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MAILS R0R EUROPE

0Ax4O xtOR 0VxSOA &Ss'
The steamship Manhatyan wflfleave tIrtA pert on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The mails for Europe WIN close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ.
THE NEW YoKK HERALDAEdition' for Europc-
will be ready at Kalfp nne O'Clock In the'mornA
ing.
smslecopIes in wrappers fOr mSilingS Sslx 'cent~
Died.
KrArpi--on Tuesday svenngA DecnnaaSer "a, az
H. Knapp, ESD OF this city.
Notice or funeral hereafter.
IBor Other Deat1>s See Sir7A fnJN
Rurnett's Miniature ToilcGs.-Elssaent
Toilet Appeaiage admirably sasPs4 y 4 sGnsf & TnsS
f?a Sy
where.
A.-Eau Angeliqas, for the TssstM $500 md
a So ss nv with sSs store
A.-Hcraid Branch ONCE, Brocaslyn,
corner OF Fulton M % venue "a and VI Boeran 9 street..
on Sunday from to z NJ
A.-Yeung Gentlemen ON Ncsw Ye.r's
ss,. "sset ss ssg gn
attractive dress HAT that has appeared on ur iasa.'
A.-TIerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25i and 262 Broadway, corner OF Murra street
A.-RoyaI Havana Lottery: Grn nd Ex-
lOWall street. Post office box 4,tas New York
A.-Thc Russian vapor Baths, 81 Ease
Fourth street. are open this morning for gentlom en %
A.-Was Suffering from severe New.
HNT1DoTR % cured me. ROBERT KENNEDY. 50 East
Nineteenth street
A True Friend.-R. h. Valentine a 'sq.,
a%s9s. Trs W
smy os neuralgia d"
cnred ns me OF other ssedss JAILED "'' '"
A Superior Assortment of WSncs, Al es
sss % ja%sep SGG. ss
Boosey's Cheap Music.-Music Books fa'r-
the Holdayss2 East Fourteenth street. near Union
Batchelor's Hair Dyc.-Is the Best in
ape shs wEna sas eas At ali ara:aist
Chrfstadoro's Hair Dye-This, splendiNS
Dye is the only one that has ever been sIAiSed and
Cheapest Book store I'm the WosiA.-
cssiosass irso LESa1T BROTHERS BesEman
street
tlemen. introduced expressly fCr. the holiday season.
ss,. s5sss 'afefs III u s
Extra Dry Casxinot
MOTT AND cHANpoN
AcxER MERRALL 4 doNnrr's,
Chambers street. elf Broadway and Forty,secont st.
FOR Thirty Years j.. A. Currier d Co.'S
CRACKERS and BISCUITS have been famous among
disc caters Such Will be pleased " learn has
these Justly ceehLacd Crackers and Biscs are stilI
ass jersey ahs city TaS S rs charge
g. Graha m, Late EEojer & Graham,
Painter removed from Duane street to 6oa Broadway
IHefdsfecls 4 Co.'S Dry MOnoPOle. ..o14 %.
MUMMS DRY vERZENAY.. ", y
pfPER AIsDsICK
Class Wi VINES LIQUORs, CONDIMENTS, TABLE LUxU-
RIISs HAVANA CIGARS sold In quantities to suit pur-
'""''''' H. b. KIRK 4 CO.'S New Stand,
Go Fulton street, north side Established isSa
Hojcr & Graham, Painters.-Thc busi..
ness will he continued by HOJER CO.. at the Old stand
g Duane Signs Patent Net Banners ana EnSravc0
Metal Plates
Holiday Hats and Seal Skin Caps at
manufsct cturers prices r. ERNENWEIN. lS Nassau
street. near Spruce street
Mrs. M. G.. Browns Metaphysical Dis-
COVERY Is sure preventive ana cure ZOE rheuuionS.
Depot 81 Bond street
Mrs. M. q. Browns Poor Richards Eye
WATER and SCALP BENoyATOR Sold by druggists
Depot 81 Bond street
81 l,y ~