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New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
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New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
LLPPINCOTT & co.

This leading Philadelphia publishing house,
which 10 found at Nos 75 717 Marketst, In that
city, feel the public pulse with great cleverness. They
have prescribed new holiday editions OF Washington
ngs most attractive stories such as The Legend Of
Sleepy Hollow and the Spectral Bridegroom" and Rip
Van Winkle," who oversight himself In the Catskls.
Rips character is fully portrayed by the clever pencil Of
the artist, DTey The last Of the Irving set Is "The
skctchBOok Of Geofery Crayon, Gent" which is
attractive volume c. c. Bombaugh has cleaned 1.-THE
Literature CT Kissing from poetry, history aud felton,
though the latter task would endless. Hazlitrs
Life OF Napoleon Bonapsrte" Is presented in new dress
and a marked volume Contemporary Art contains
etchinPs and original pictures by welknown artists Of
the present day
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

nshed with helotypes of the more celebrated paintings
The admirers OF the poets have holiday offer
ing ir the Poetic Localities OF Cambridge" those
views and places Of Cambridge which have been made
famous by the poetic galaxy of the present century Mr.
stcdman's victorian Poets" are III plain cloth
covers, suitable for all the year. Osgood
Co.'s list OF old and editions OF the poets IL
large and well known TO the public. Among recent
novels there is Henry James r.s "Roderick hhusoh'
and Of standard works. new popular edition OF Haw-
thorne's Works uniform with "The Little Classics; the
Illustrated Merose "waverley" OF thirteen volumes uni
form with The "Kensigton" Thackeray the iustratcd
:" GadsAin,~ Dickens the illustrated Library
Reade: and Library" Thackcray, completed, ana ID
which the atters volumes of miscelanes are added
to his novels Osgood Co are represented In tns cy
by T. r. Dutton & Co., No 7l3 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

Messrs. Lockwood, Brooks e. Co. of Boston
have issued slhouetes and Songs" beautiful vol
une and An American in Iceland" being account
Of the adventures OF Yankees in the Land OF Ice
and snow. George Routedge, No. 416 Broome-st, an-
nounce The Dresden Gallery" reproduction by pho
tographc process OF half hundred paintings by the old
masters; Discoveries aud Inventions OF the Nine
tcenth Century" by Robert Routledge, &c. W. j.
Middleton. No. 27 Howard-st makes spc-
ciaty Of POes works, and announces besides the
works Of the elder Dsraeli, Halam, Wilson's Noctes
Ambrosiann and Charles Lamb. J. W. Bout0n No. 7o6
Broadway, has brought ont Dr. Lundy's book on The
Art and Symbolism the Primitive Church witnesses
and teachers OF the faith and practice" r. NJ. DE
Witt No 23 Rose-st has hand great variety OF light
reading Mason, Baker Pratt, Nos. 1i2 and IA
Grand-st. T. r. Petou, James Cockcroft, and 5. Williams
Co. also have On hand large and varied assortments OF
books,
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
sCRIBNER, ARMSTRONG & co.

In taking its place near what is likely to be
anew center for the book trade, this welknown house
seems have shown its wisdom TN going part OF the way
10 meet its customers The salesroOms crowded with
buyers, drawn in by the great display Of handsome
presentation books with both fresh and familiar titles
The finest Of them all undoubtedly RousSeets India
and its Native Princes" This is superb volume, de-
signed for fresde travellers and scholars as well The
Prince OF Wales carried many copies with him
10 India TO present 10 the princes and chiefs.
companion voume in beauty and interest though the
two merely dred together. is Gustave Dores
traure of span with descriptive etterpress and his
torieal narrative by Baron Ch Davillier. This is
uuarto volume Of nearly 500 pages printed toned
paper and bound in cloth. Both "Spain and India y
besptful specimens of the hOok-makers art Paul
Morcoy's Travels across South America" from the
Atlantic 10 the Pacific, Is profusely illustrated For
travels OF less authentic character Jules Verne's
"Mysterous leland" may be consulted. Dore's pencil
appears again in " The Myths Of the Rhine" by NJ.
Baiutlne The author Of Pccioa." Appropriate dfts
for e seniors may be found In editions OF
Froude Mommsen and Curtius, and the writings OF Max
Muller. Marsh, Whitney and others There also the
works of Il Marvel" and illustrated editions Of DIR.
Hollands Bitter Sweet and KATRINA" The Bric-
aBrsc series completes its frat Part with the tenth
volume and has been bound in elegant hal-velum
the holidays Henri Van Lanas translation OF Molere's
works ready The juveniles led this year, they
have been number of years before, by MIS-. Dodge's
Hans Bnkner" who is fairly established In the aec-
tons Of the young OF all ages. He comes back
this year In handsome new dress. and with a
number Of pictures gathered in Holland where
Hans made great figure his "silvcr
Skates" new edition OF Mrs. Dodge's Rhymes and
ynges" has also been Issued. Frank Z. Stockton has
written companion volume 10 his Roundabout Ram
bes." entitled. Tales out Of School" st. Nicholas for
1875 has been bound in volume, ard makes hand
some encyclopedia of juvenile literature One of the
srst things to strike tho eye Of the visitor store
william Pages recently completed bust OF Shakespeare
Of which copy is exhibited In the reception room end
for which orders are taken ia the store
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
SHELDON & Co.
EIITIIIOIN 20 NV'
Croat attractions In standard English books

Great attractions in standard English DOCKS
are offered by Sheldon q CO., at No. 677 Broadway'
Their counters are well supplied with Juvenile books
Every grown-up purchaser can recommend from Por
sonal acquaintance and bright remembrance the various
series OF "Rollo Books" Many foreign tourist has
been able to trace conception OF the voyage across
the sea 10 Rolo's in Europe" Not less interesting
are "Abbotts American Histories" "Arthurs House
Stories" walters Tour In the East" and Pictures
and Stories Of Animals" Sheldon Co.'S most elegant
gift book is tho second series OF Our Poetcal Favores
bv Prof A. c. Kendrick 1t Is q volume of selections
from English poets Leah, Woman of Fashion, AMI
spurgeons lessons to Ny Students, are two repre-
sentative books on their st.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
LEE, e. SHEPARD.

The juveniles rely on these Boston publish
ers great part for their Winter supply OF tempting ana
exciting stories. First the list OF Lee 81 Shepard
there is Thomas Wentworth Higgnsons Young Folks
History of the United States " Elijah Kelloggs Centen-
NAL story Brought to the 'front.' and the Oliver Optic
series. including the latest Going West" " The As
bury Twins" by Sophie May. is OF the brightest and
most wholesome books for the children offered this sea-
son. Works for bigger people Ballads OF Home,
edited by George NJ Baker, and Nearer Ny God 70
Thee" poetcsl prayer by Sarah F. Adams
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
RANDOLPH g. co.

At this store TO Broadway, may be found
a large collection Of suitable gift books, not too expen
sve moderate purse They give their attention to
standard religious and iuvena literature and their list
includes such works as Miss Vests Romance Of Mis-
sions," Andrew Thomson In the Holy Land" kip's
Historical Scenes from the old Jesuit Missions "Theo
doria Home story" by Phobe +. Mckecn THE Har-
rington Girls" by Sophy winthrop and r. L. Dabneys
" "Gensuellstc Philosophy"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
DODD & MEAD.

This firm, as usual, keeps large assortment
OF standard and juvenile books in unique styles ana
plain and rich bindings ct their store, No 75l Broad
way. They have now published eleven volumes OF Ao-
botts Pioneers and Patriots OF America" The last two
volumes are filed with the exciting personal adventures
and histories OF Davy Crockett and Kit Carson ihe
Rev E. Roes stories have met with great success and
for volumes OF them are on the holiday counter. The
latest are entitled What Can DoG" and Barriers
Rnrncl AWay.n
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Y. III. COATES & co.

In addition to their standard publications,
this Philadelphia firm offer two books Of solid and endur-
ing value as gifts They are the Coine de Pars's His
tory Of tile Civil War in America" which being written
FROM dsnteresed point Of view, will be all the more
welcome for the Centennial The other volume Is
Canon Kingsleys Lectures Delivered in America"
which do not need TO bo introduced at any season.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
JAMES MILLER.

This publisher of G47 Broadway has issued
several juvenile books such as " Mink Curtiss, or
Life in the Backwoods," " Aunt Mary's Story Book,
from the German OF Salzmann; Robin Hood ana MS
Merry Men," by Stephen Percy, and "The Story
without an End" translated from the German The
more mature holiday books are manly poetca ncud-
ing "The Poets and Poetry Of America" by r. W. Gfs-
void and Il. H. stOddard The Female Poets oi
America" by the same authors Half Homs with the
Poets;" Bishop Heber's Poetcal Works" and "Iup-
per's Proyerbal Philosophy"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
IN CHANCERY-IN CHAMBERS,
THU RsDAY, the lsth day Of November, A. u. 1873.
between ELIZABETH ATKINSON, Plaintts.
JOHN ATKINSON AND OTHERS,

JOHN ATKINSON AND OTHERS, Defendants.
Upon application OF the aboyeBaned paint n and uprn
hearing read the afhavs o Al ert H. Richards and hn
Atkinson, ard the deosons Ann Barr and Ruth Ann Nc
Kenzie, &c ordered that the del ndans ElaJeh Dyer,
Dyer and William Dyer, do, before the twenty
ninth day OF February next demur u the bill VI
complaint in this
(signed) GEO. s. HoIMEsTED. X. c. G.
Elizabeth Dyer Jane Dyer WIN Dyer take notice that
do tcmur 10 the bill pursuant IL the above
0rdr plaintiff OBTAIN order 10 take the bill
fesed against aud he Court grant rueh rtif As shs
entitled 10 hT showing and yon VIII uot
eeve further notice Of the future in the cause
Your il to be ei at the Office Of the Deputy Regis
the Town OF BOckve In the 0unty of Leeds In TIE
Province of Ontario aud Dominion oi Canada.
For any particulars IN this matter refer to H. Powell In
Office Of T. New Room l. 32 Johns Of Nassau, New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Business Chances.
4 VOTING gentleman

A YOUNG gentleman wishes to obtain pO-
~ sou in connection with company engagcf IN .
profitable business would be VIII Dg 70 taxi some sck ia
pOsifl0n With asoDabe salary no concern
wishing money place patent Iaarset need Apply
references exchanged Address r. r. %. Boz sI1., New
I UMBER, COAL and WHARF BUSINESS
for SALE-The old - ablsed business OF J. H. Cooley
lately deceased at Elsbeihpo " y i stock OF hand
step into paying busi1ess Wharf scales
sorrholses &C. @li reit sold. Inquire st wharf,
or Of Il. L. KELLOGG, broadway, y. u
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

CLAYTON, REMSEN d HAFFELFINUEK'
This Philadelphia firm, who are represented
in this city by James Miller at CAT Broadway, have just
published Oer Moor and Fem" novel by Charlotte
wasingham, swedenborg Library" Shakespeare ana
the Bble" and volume which pokes geodhumored fnn
at the Centennial entitled One Hundred Years EepuD-
lie Our Show" an account OF International Expos-
tion 10y those anonymous Individuals Daisy Cutsbort
and AIRY OPagus. The volume is illustrated by A. b.
Frost
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
LlTTELL 4 GAY.

The publishers of LttePs Living Age OF
Boston, have made their announcements Tor the ne"
year. This weekly magazine of foreign periodical hter
ture Is dcservedIy popular and affords convenient com
nilston of the best OF current European reading.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
IEGGAT BROS.

This bazaar of new, old, and unique books
ia at No Beeknast, where The Leggat BrO. nave lor
sale at the lowest figure every description of hohday
book in the market and many valuable and rare works
long since out OF print.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
AN APPEAL TO SOLDIERS.

To the Edttor OF The Trto"ns.
SIR: Mrs. Yardley, the mother of gallant
Union officer, died III poverty this morning. Can not
make an appeal through the columns of THE TRIBUNE
funds to deray funeral expenses They can be sent
To Col j. W. Marshall. No 205 Broadway This is really
a deserving case, and respectfully ash your aid
FRANK NJ. CLARK.
Hsddgitdrters James C. Rice Post, No. 20, g. A. r. Dec
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
ROBERT CARTER & BROTHERS.

These publishers always keep a large assort-
ment Of juvenile books hand their store $50 Broad
way and have very good wing OF books for the
holiday season. such Forty Years in the Turkish En-
pire" by Dr. Prime THE Autobiography Of Dr.
Guthrie :" the Rev Alex. Dickson's All About Jesus
neat and pretty edition OF Hugh Mer's Works" and
some delightful books for the little ones, Including The
Say and Do Series" and Miss AshtOns Girls."
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
A G RARNEg tk co.

This firm has laid aside its countless edu-
cationG works for the holidays and comes forward with
two poeca gifts bound in sumptuOus style The hrst s
The Poetical Works Of Ray Palmer" with steel portrait
Of the author The second "The Poets Git OF Consoa-
ou contains sympathec poems the death OF chill
dreu selected from the best authors.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
CAssELL, PETER & GALPN.

This firm offers at No. $50 Broadway a
choice collection Of elegant reprints OF standard poets
II includes shakespeares Songs and sonnetA Ienhy-
son,s NAV Queen, wordsworths Works. Goldsmith,
Grays Elegy, and Coeridge.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
pIeSENG EP,S JRRTVED.

FROM LIvERPoOIc-Ia stcamship WyoBtng Dec. al
James A. Iipwncott, O. Delaney, JOS Hoges, o. Refs Mr
aad Ethel, c. Leet j. kessock L. Clay ton j. Hener T.
Meyer
FROM LIvERPOOI-Tn seIBiship city or Brooetyn, Dec.
2lCo Noble, Chas f.. BrsytnD o. = Firman Charles
B. Passy Frank Barnum Mr.. Liner Ihos. Ioognoore Nj
Drya A. Grener Whitworth, George J. Hayes p IL.
Brahe, p. sherman A. Hemenway, j. B aleeop. Mrs Bid
diecOpe infant servant Maurice Levy, T. scott Jr Geo
Whiteiock A Emery. Miss Ethel Lngs, STAFFORD
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Albert MASON & co.

At No. 13 Astor-place will be found these
well-known publishers, who make speciality for the
holidays OF Lord Macaulay's wordfamed essays and
some editions OF the works OF Josephus or Maennay
they offer four editions tho Riverside. Students Btu
DENTS Extra and the popular edition which compresses
all his works into volume.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
IouN WILEY e. SON.

OF all suitable books for holiday presenta-
ton few can equal the works Of John iusn, which are
published in great variety OF forms by Wiley Son OF
No Is Astorplace. They also issue fun class OF sccn
tic and other textbooks and agents for BagsteTs
New Testament publications.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
ROBERTS RROTHERS.

This well-known Boston firm includes among
its Christmas fn set OF tie stories OF
the Rev. Edward l.. Hale OF the best or the snort
story writer's Also, schler's Lay of the Bell, Buwer
Iyttons translation with illustrations after designs by
Moritz Retscb. Their lists include very many other
attractive holiday gifts.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
GENERAL MENTION.

The New Year announcements OF Van Nos
tands Eclectic Engineering ogasiae for 1876 have been
made This publisher is to be found Al 40 % Murrays
ana No. u Warrenst and advertises complete series
Of books in engineering and the mechanic arts He IL
also the recognized publisher for all manner OF military
works. par tcuary those possessing also scientific value
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
IyIsON. BLAKEMAN & co.

For the present, school books are voted a
bore without dissenting voice. but when the vacation
has gone by study must be resumed the demand for
new textbooks Will return. This firm has for many
years done large business in educational works of all
kinds, and is still to be found at No 13s drandst'
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

bound others of her characteristic tale
and published by Ford Co Ths house Also publishes
The Man in the Moon and Other People," by X W.
Raymond and Grace Grccnwood's Christmas book.
Heads aud Tails I: Studies and stories Of Pets"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
i. p. DUTTON & co.

This firm may be found at 713 Broadway
and arc the agents of J. r. Osgood Co, Boston Tue,
publish many books themselves Among their recent
issues essay by Henry c. Pedder, on Religion and
PrOgress1
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
T.. J. HALE K co

The book store of this firm, at No. II Muir
rny-st. ia well supplied with all the important pubica
tons Of the day.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
DTTSON AZ co,

The holiday festivities would not be com
rete without and appropriate music, which Oliver
Ditson Co. OF No. I'll Broadway advertise In grea
variety.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
WERsTEP,s DICTIONARY.
ESTES & LAURIAT.

George and Charles Merriam of Springfield
Mass, are publishers Of this invaluable work
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
THE PETERsONs.

T. B. Peterson e. Bro of Philadelphia have
several and popular novels in print and Chas j.
Peterson lays the January number Of Pctersons HG9a
sne before the public with great variety OF stories
This claims place Of the best of the cheaper
III agaziIes
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

This Boston publishing house keeps good
assortment Of books their shelves, and makes q
specially OF scientific works.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
NEI9ON a PHILLIPS.

Nelson e. Phillips of No. SO5 Broadway have
on sale variety Of juvenile books the standard poets,
and large assortment OF stories and novels.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARREE

EEw-YoRK, Dec. 2l, 1875.
At Arch Johnston's Mart to-day, Thirteenth
ST. between Universtyplace and Ffthaye. the follow
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

Harriet Beecher Stoves ChriStmas-tme sto-
is always popular but none seems better calculated
20 ou,e the youne than "RAitys Bright idea" which
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
r.. r. PELTON.

The publisher of The Eclectic Magazine Of
Foreign Literature offers special inducements for 1876.
The January number contains 16 articles on scientific
and literary subjects The address of this house Is No
25 Dond-st New-York.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

rcprepared the "Trcasure Trovc sercs" and offer In
addition the stories of j. T. Trowbridge and Amanda n
Douglas; Also complete edition Of Tennyson's poems
including Queen Mary"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22

Sun rises ~ 7.2l sur 43j Moon rises. a33
DAY-A.
Sandy Hook. 3ll Cows lsland 3i3 Hell u Ferry o;3Z
wATRP THIS DAY-P N
sandy Hook. 1876 Cows Island 4:lO Hell u Ferry 6;o9
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
Jusurance Companies.
Conarinersbip Noiircs.

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
4 between EDWARD GILLIAN ami THOMAS BOY ID,
uuder the name Of GILLIAN, BOYD 60, tbs day dis
solyea-Dec L, 1873. THOMAS lloyd
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
cesal Notices.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, CITY AND
~ COUNTY OF HEW YORK.-rHE NEW YORK LIFE
INSURANCE G DMrASY agains- JohS GLASS, PATRICK
CUODY, MAnrIN &. MONAhAN, JOHN AkBDGASr,
and BAI;BAtA. his wife, PHILIP BoLEND DER, koBERT
w. FORBES, JOHN ". STEVENS, CALVIN STEVENS,
PLQWDEN STEVENS. JAMES n NIsREE FREDEk-
ICK CLAGUi9 GEORGE FEssLEit MILAN n.
property of JOHN ARBoGAsT HENRY kRuDENER,
cALLAHAN, ELLES MARTIN: THoaAs DuPFY.
GEORGE LIBBY, CHARLES MEfZN ER.-Slnim0ns for
HeleL-TO each of the defendants above named You
hereby summoned and required TO the complaint IA
action which copy herewith srved upon yo, anil
10 copy VI answer 10 the said complaint on the
subscriber al his Oice No. % Chanb,rs street. New York
City within twenty ha service hereof exclusive Of
day os such seryce and II fa 20 the said
complaint afOres9i the plaintiff this action
apply Court the relief demanded the
paint.-Datet New-NOrk, Oct. 7, 1870
HENRY 4. ByGERr plaintiffs Attorney;
Tho in this action hle with the Cl'rk OF
OF Common Pleas for Cy ap County Of ewYorx
at the Court in said the eighth day OF October
1876. HENRY A. BDGERr, Plaintiff = Attorney,
nl7 law6wW No. p Chambers street, NegfOrk
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
CUPREME COURT-CTTY, COUNTY, and


NUPKENt IUUhh-CuI OUUNI1, and
tin against OSCAR DIETZ deleniaht- summOns-for .
money demand contract (Cou NOT served 10 the De
fe,!art: hereby summoned and required
the complaint in als action which Will De Lied in the once OF
the the City aad county o. SewlorA, nj Court
house NewYoTi city, AMI to cory OF yO1f 10
the said compliant on tle oertoer At bs once No Murray
within days after the ergics % ls
snnlous on you ~ the day OF such service and
you TAIL answer said Lint within Tho
sad plsntifn this viii take alignment AGAINST you
for the twenty handrcd and forty dOrs
from the sxcenth day OF Noyeier one t,oi
sand eight hundred aud skca besides The cos; OF this
actio..-Dated New York, NOV. 10. 1915
CHRIsrOPHER FIN h. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Murray ST., NoN-lork.
comILnt in The shove entitled acton de in the
eice Oi tbs 0f t Cts and COgny of New
s3th day of november, 1875. Christopher FINE,
dl law5wW Plaintiffs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1875-12-22
DENHAM & &C

A. Denham g. Co. Of No. II Murray-st. have
on hand every description Of and secondhand books
by standard authors.