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New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
LORD f. TlYLoRs HoLIDAY GOODS.
Lord e. TAYLOR offer most beYillering ar

Lord & Taylor Offer most beNli'lerlnS ar
ray Of attractions in their two huge Establishments
Their silk suits are very much reduced In price, Tor liz
stance, handsome black silks fully trimmed with piait
ings aud shirTugs, with long puied oyeEsklrts are
marked $s3 very elegant and elaboratsiy made
brown gros gain dress IL reduced 10 $lc0. A plaid
brown and russell eaInes hair steamer street costume
fully trIsed with ostrich aher rlclng Is Ond rfuy
cheap at SO. Large quantities OF eam'Fh hair over
dresses ard sacQues, silktrimmed are recreed TO 81
from S35 Pretty flannel wrappers and handsome cash
mere Wrapper trimmed with oo0red quilted sllA, are
sold for S 80 and in tie great marking down process or
the holiday season ia Included infinite variety of
Freueh English, and American wakipgackeis 40 such
prices as 50 up to $50. Handsome black Belion silhs are
reduced in price varying from Fl to - yard aud the
cashmere Alexander black silk ranges from ~ 30 To
So The fur department il fully stocked with seal sets
and saeuues elegant slcenno halt6ttmg sacques, fur
lned with collars and cuffs of gray squirrel; long Yos-
grain urned coas and carriage robcs, of ,Ar sz, Of
bear white bulIo and Other fashion able styles In The
glove department De=nrez 'est gloves, very slightly
soiled are sold foc II 30 a pair, in every
light and dark fashionable tint, and with gaunt-
lets attached as low az 90 cent @m.h6s tli'
cmbroiierc and laees exposed beautiful sets of lin
geiic, iabpts of real lace, Naencicnur-, ahd point
durn,sse; ecn cashmere made up in" iehIs, barp,S
aud black ChanuN dounclvgs ana riYinRS. large u'
parfment "a madc brilliant with P,r>Ll wrappers and
smoking iackcti for Fruloincn. lfal im'n hahdkci-
chiefs, hem nlsifched, with az hitidI "hDi"fti'' are
sold ior - cents, and al Gind5 oi u'r or oom,hial
wear Tor Indies. children, or T"htleh ~ u tof,d ~
uIofis ion al maryeiousy low prices. specially "a TINS
hnure rs the boot and hoe department They nave IN
tr,dueri the sensible boot of the sesnn for ladies'
in tho waferp. oo doubccork sole 20 p.r nj cheaper
than former prizes. another eX"pl'ruf Invention
~ the new rubber oYors shoes, made ike Gut,v,
OF thin waterproof Goth price,, ~ very
heiufiful ipiaTs Tor gentlemen, embroidered on
cloth and velvet, with hl-s silk, are - 90. ami
of ulan i rocco - 80 Ladies quilted elk slippers, an1
also IN a., - 30 ami sd In the upholstery dc
parlme are uiita igOM tlc looms OF Persia aud Japan
ref W n eiEr down the largest size from S3i 10 so.
aud made OF TIse, tNiiied coth Of gay eoors
for 50. TblIc smaller rllVe ICf Tl' lhctc y an
endless variety ~ table linens vi mlct iannes win ail
Ticcs The fancy goods stock u rtIl t. with holiday
atlrBgtiOus
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

In the whole region OF hfteTs God Il the original
and infinite genius, dehghUng In variety, aao
proving IL In creation, providence, ana rtveiaton'
When into te woods fid The hirtss i"tc efc-
ated with very great dissilarties b0tI ~ 10 coor.
torm size and note The orios riIi- not those oi
the canary There h green the sod ana the tt- anu
btc IN the sky aud the hGrcbo; white IN the sio" 81
Alps and black B the deep covered nil or iace o
fyng storm ta,rc r. the trembling tread oi To- eil-
auake and the feeble sigh ~ the newborn humanity
iiself from its Alpha u s O,ass syery mere aud Ia
all things do the Divine taste Tor NHl ~ ana thr
consultation OF frringF, tastes, end interests o
dissiJDiarty And II the Almighty Tor this, ahd
THINK Him as and more I comprehend the wi.toh,
msfcy, and goodness OF such plan, wond ~ ufap--
pointed with anything else within ths perfect aW OF
lcaven n IN not ali didaetic, neither Is It a nniIa,
I'm geno.isy varied that the result in TIC BOOK is
suited 10 any capacity and 10 every taste. " Iherc
In no conception EXPRESSION of the niInd that
may not find a corresponding picture 70 thr,t iOrcA-
ccliencr that may meet with its ful Supply, aud 10
condition m humanity necessarily excluded lrOia tne
unlimited scope Of adaptation and sympathy coupre,
heDdcd in its language ana spirit" 10 seems 10 nave han
deNciOpiltHt and pgie-s corresponding u" Ac "@, q
opinent and rrogrs human life. The world mas had
Ia full maturity, AMI answering TO these, the
New Testament, with its sublime Gospel history
its profound d0ctrnal epistIcs, ana Hs hiys-
tcrious prophetic apuc;Ily psc, IL the hnishinS
Of that inieile.tua and moral manhood when iad las
early education in the preparatory school o te Od lc
lament aud thus it becomes the true cosnas INTO "lhcn
baby feet may feaPiessy enter, from WHICH great
thOnchs, vast the universe Of matter or OF '
forth Ia teach the scientist and philosopher th
hItlen. and Gods greatness and in Which alone are t1
he fOrnd the rue morality OF the state az Wen as INC
religion OF the Church.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
LBGISLATiTE INQLIRIES.
attractions.

woHK or THE ASSEMBLY AND SENATE COMMITTEES.
Before the Assembly Committee on Crime on
Saturday Thomas Drennan, one ~ the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction testified that in the work
house there 900 prisoners and seven Keepers
Prsoncrs escaed not froul thv workhoase, lit whom
sent to work at other Institutions. Tho number NJ Keep
ers was not sufficient Prlsolos sentenced 10 long terms
were not detailed To other institutions Hardened crini
mails were separated possible from young oifnd'
ers and that the separation might be more colnpet',
new psnitentary for fcIsaes should bo built lie az.
proved of u5 contract ~ stem. The guard
boats, he said. should be rowed by sail
ors, and NOT by prisoBers. President Bailey
OF The BOARD OF Charities anil Correction sai that prs
oners sbould be allowed 10 engage IN U'chaSral puI-
cults. u tn.s VIA dcHc hs uuuS si tie l"htonuaIy
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
GODS Law IN HIS WORD.

f7s Pop Josph r. ErT at he scotch Frssbytcrid" church
The pev. Joseph Il. Kerr, recently connected
with the United PrcsbytorM Society OF fr.'adephih'
began his labuTs yesterday pastor o tue Scotch Pres
bytorian Church in 1hrtyourth-st, near si.th-av''
and was greeted ~ large congregation. The instala
.or scrylcas will take place no the church tomorrow
evening. Nr. Kerr comes from family which Tor h'e
general ions pas beon conspicuous in the Prespy e
riaa mini try. He educated at the western 'ueo
logical Seminary, at Allegheny, began preaching o. tue
age Of 49, and brings win Lin to ls new hed ihe eA
pericnce OF twoly, years active service in the mni'
try From Allegheny ha was called to Phiadcphlt 10
take charge o. tie New United Presbyterian Church
and suc, seled in building up q large congregation
Ever since the union o. he Presbyterian Assoca'ionF at
PtsLvreli IN 1885, owing t. the manner IN when th'
articles Of union written, there has been nneh con
trnyrrsy a. 10 her meaning Mr.. kcsr took he ss ="
lie liberal Pr,.by icriau patty The United Pespyie
riaus as BODY, hostile - secret societies, ana ~
Kerr being G1 Odd Fellow by the action oi nee'p'
held llst MONDAY at thc Old Brick Church n ihi' ty
yag forced so withdraw. The Scotch FiesbNirihh-t
hearing Ot nis possible roufemcn ~ iOm hi' III'h'''" @
The text his sunday moning sermon The hr3t eIa . o.
the 7h vi Lie IJ F.a!m. The Ia" oi the lii" -
tinst this statement social ,eyoigonisis ar,
can de,isc. We'll % 4 German scholar: . . Ffiool
nas fougl, ior Chnts sopnl,he another iGr ne oI
and blood Llt tie pr sent axe d c1nten1bS ioi 70
war" The present determined aud persistent effort
to put the bible either iuo eoniradi;Cn VIZ ;i III
in opposition 10 tne "dmted conclusion % seiop'
it ID imperfect then II 4 nut divine A" - 70 noi
oGf%shoa1d notions which have been in the world
for 30 long con, ra,Ag the ulhos'iy oi Law ANA Ho'
the duties and obligations 0i ciu@' n-hip the lliu
Of tn MAJ riags state the eharaaier OF ne Chfi,ih
Sabbath may bc super sodg1 by suoh principles - lha
government is The cfcBtJe Of mainutics nhIiaEe .
connect of cGuVnn,obee Il nuntnaenco lr0~rl! De
lonss to the many, and the Lords l.y - only sra'on
of seeuln pleisire aid ~ time, while th6 tbeh II ~
aid eKplodtd Jcwism aud IDht 20 have q place ln the
enlightened nineteenth century That Is ust the con
clusOn OF The Nloio ihattr Here Shtre We 4Ie ui
III a volume und Bnd ols part of 1t filed wlth
DIV detail another part With clear ad close -ulucui
anIthct l .h pur-s and best met sphysicr, GHotcf
with brilliant and imaginative thought neree glowing
int ns,y eaICgt another @ith ,ympahos touching Ani
tender ~ good nirht KISS chlld4 tear or WIN
sa.aIngs saleIun Sabbath and impressive as death
itFef y0u may assure All aud follow your instincts
full believing la the m.storiinss OF the author No"
Nil tins oyiloncc IL VA the Eir la IA No other bo. !.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
CnTrnN AROI-ND MEMPHIS.

SOME DAMAGE BY THE PROTESTANT OF rlT Crop
NOT VT GiTnrRED-rE YIELD ABOUT THE
SAME As LAST YEAR.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dee 1O-The crop report
of the Memphis Cotton t1change for November gives
summary for this district composed OF West Tennessee
North Mississippi, Eyr1 Arbansas, and North Alabama
derived from 81 responses. Cotton picking closed
last year Dec. 7, while this yctr on Dee ]
there is yet in the hod 81 per cent. and to this
date the weather s unsettled that there has neon little
II any picked during tho past week Labor last year al
this date was rcl0fed ecen and this year 90 per cent
isrcpored dscosa ed and indifferent TO sayin the ont
standing crop. The iot yield viii De per cent lcS-
than last year. In regard 10 this point eeems that
IN West Tcnncssee very great loss has been incurred
BY carly ross Frosted cotton owing 10 wet weather
failed to uDen and mostly roted. In ArAlasa' here has
beeu spros loss on new lands BY frcs Throughout ire
district great los- has resulted from heavy rain ana
wind storms. Much anxiety IS expire ied IN regard 70
saving any col ,idfrabo portion ~ the o7i aubS crW
OWN o continued unily, Fdble weather ana the many
instances q, tie dis. OuIrg,d condition and IN t,te
OF Iahorrr4 Foitytres per cent Ot the entire crop
estimated - nave been forwarded toSihtAti D Dec l.
Jhrty-twO reports announce Indifference OF ltnoirf7
b. reason OF having consumed their share 0 the crop;
u letters report many a. having abandoned tue crop
West Tennessee with "a orablo weather, will yield SIX
per cent than Last years Nof5h Mississippi, - iGs
cent Arkansas 40 pcy cent an aycrase OF .ii2 per cent
over that of last year while North Alabama, not PROF.
eriy in ths DISTRICT reports il2 per cent less thah ls
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
nK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY SUPPLEMENT-

would become selfsusaining. u vs~ almost iI~sshe
to prevent esrapcs 700 or 500 prisoners were en-
plo In the vagous institutions ADD csceges were c'sy
effected The accommodations tor ten"bs Ner. TOO
small
Alfred W. Craven testified before The Senate COInInuee
that he hid been Chief Engineer Of the cofen hqa"es
Department for 10 years He Thought That the best worH
could be done by contract Larger mains were needei to
increase the supply Of water Water in tn rivers ought
to be used In VI lie said the bcnedt 10 tie
city II this were dose. would eompensate for It's eos
Which would he great James CocraDe stated that the
CIV Narshals obtained all they could at n t" ea' III
which tey were employed, and la IEIny case5 their ices
w,f,. i'm excess Of what was allowed By law.
The Afaelnbly Committee viii meet aEaln On edlfs
day at III r. NJ and the Senate Committee at 1880 a.
m, On Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
pIoSEVGEPS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPooIB. s'eesshp Ad,5ase Dec. 1i.1ssm sam
uei Lord Mrs Marshall Miss Marha Miss Iord hs5 Ba~
Iaioy, Master w. Lahey. Master Geors1 PsIy Eev a. M
Hough Miss A. A. Itch"oss Mis- r. y Peitrt a. a. Sarre @
NJ Cu-er Mrs C. H. COLEMAN Mrs. l. Duncan J0gepl syIn
Lake Ho~gete VIM, Rodi, teter D. IHtds Jslnes l. ROY
foster O. ". r. Crat T. Donne!g CaIyi Coleman, JohnJ
Quarry, Thos Griia, nesser smith, Jaeeo bodsao' ~.
Cook. T. H. l, VIM. lh.ektah, l. a. Jones ftauA iien t
riIss W. II. Chapman. Arthur Lee Abraham I ~ Mann
IN casssL,p Gy Of Reyffa Dec II. Duncan Mcpberson
Sarah W. Moore. Waiter MScgresor, Mrs - j. klng
q hssi az. AT s nsd q, Wisms and and iiap r. Walsh
Edward Orrin nrs. EGw1rd Oul9, Mrs Li4lIe naleEt
William Chapman James O. HanilL John N. rhs,ps rha.
Barker Mr.. BOIhsm MI Graham, WA Fitzgerald! Gis. .,
r. Orrn Mrs T. c. Duubfr, Thomas Felien, Clar'es r.
Thongson Mr Mcmillan Par-e.ow, Cspt. Powis. my
j. " Har y j. Sarcen:, Mrs. ~. j. Sargn' 8r Locke,
Mrs eliza Bo, Mls3 1lgrlde B9TIo ID g. patiTi il5; y.
So, C. j. Oldham, d. Ha,uGs. Charles H. P0@I,
Frticrick schrppe Rufus p hlng, IL; \. , Oienar
T. Riyd SIR. AlsnuJer joan Brown Geo Dndi"y Warng'
Mercer. Geo b. Ea2iih Mrs Gro 6 EnSLsh, r. ~ Se"nl,
Amy b. Engsl, John IOvelDi. Charles BanonI " r.
Banford Mr.. Woodward, j. sc0vlle, A. D!on r. te. Ot'
u. insey. 'p. y. r. Rnni.ey Mss CmfISlit ltlrssg:
Grace iaarr T. Bradbury J0ln NJ tlst'r. Thomas d.
Eingan. NJ, Brssy Hrniefs1D hllai Jaekson joaa
TroSe g. A. Iatcnopr Ien';srsnl, William HetuL William
johnson. samuel Johnson +. H. inAaisT Judge avery 'oh
H. steaai.j1 Tis c!.ea Dec I.I. en- john Eyre, Mrs
Wsm par Miss Psrr Master parr a'd Ns. Gi5e l. nue.
Benhaui O. Il. ItS Ito1trt stSs, "a lp,. % , -, ~
Yaes, Mss Emma fl'cs Maggie Sa' J2Aq aii tlVll' %
4. V Ednsnda Ffrierch Baaer, e. Gerald, \ - yen
sns& s & nlts e, Gll irhls lsvl rS' ry am d. e' T. K ~
Ass sa.t Chief .iattr lJs1 Fti'h army. ., >, -,
FOR BHEaEN IN ssstELst'p fHe11i, Dec Ill ~9m'
ors Goreid I,yy Mrs Simpson and child, Rudolph
Jaeger, jos. A. Thompson
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

man living IN village Of that could never never
tell a lie. Laughter aud appiausel ,... o
this MI saIDel out amt destroyed the ne!ghborhooi
The oracle declared that hs monster would not eI oht,
body up destroy any village provided they ~"ln
give IL nine oIws milk AMI al 1881 bhthmao Hes
found bold enough carry MIX 10 th monster Ana *
q singe gili wasted tne monster would como lofi.
aud dsvonf the caref T & ,uo too .H loy End and
determined 10 engage this monster ia oatue s1i svti
by the way have said that all the knsh's OF .s nt
had tried say this hut could not Tor tie reason
that Whenever they the body IN two woa nl-
mediatcly grow together again TINS yonns % hgs' on I
sluded he wcad try to destrSy IL ine Ii in he
center OF the river Wear be wou conquer n, NJ, , W.
condition that he sacrificed ne ne oi the st ny SnS
being that he met after leaving t'e W"tes, anu maj 80
sbould be dressed Ia arGior al razor blades. lbe
knight had put on He ehs u.c .D9hlaI. @
II entered the wafer. IL co'cp h hsi. "p"''a bouii %
mention that the knight had ted his dog near by wnele
he could Il when he LETT the water and MS oid
cae along united the dog, and the old tather b-
sell as the living being lac saw. He could nO sy
his father aud the oracle tod him the penalty would We
that kp.ht OF Lainbton should die III his bed ior he
generations.
Mr. Conway after referring TO the various knights OF
LambtOn and the manner of Their deans out o lhch
beds euOke OF the custom OF presenting 10 eh'h ny"
bishop OF the doeese swod, ia remeincIance oI the
Staying Of the dragon. . =, =, -, i, Al.
beats man. and which hc calls demon and u Is c
that burn him, that give him ms nFeslde ana omc'
where he has to domestic affection aud become
civilized being. Every Who has net these OUTSIDE
That instead OF foes they are real lrieus'
and have all caused his many sliced eNhza,,
tion Of ., weT. And when he looks at the inward
foes OF his civilization his society woaln
s point 10 this picture of Turner, wlnch SHOWS the
god apollo he steadily gains on nc lnOnsol " whSn
he aent his His face II perfectly loipled
wrinkle upOa its surface as he watches to
the effect his 1t goes straight TO the heart
OF the monster. And man wOUld lsttuay dtai wlsh
evil within without the man must deal Win tein
with fear, but with trfn strength Men must loOs
frolu that DO not exist 10 foes tat do exist Loud
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
pISSPNCER.S ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOT-Yn dsonaahp City Of Riehra0nd Dec.
1o-hIrs o. r. Couistock J. y. Babcoek, M,ss g Cjl-
foI,i EdN ard 5meeti r. AspnaL Mrs NJ l. wilson, ars =
Scb1Ae a. Henry NooiIrt drS WOo.t George feIdle, d.
" Telford Joaquin G. Y Riias VIM PoTham ps'is Newtol
infant MTs Tipping, Nf Jos', si,s
Alien Coterill Charles CTully, Miss r. carerry >,
FROM A~pISWAIIs-In stetris"tP At"lrlt'o. Dt'. ~
Mis- A. Robbins. Annie Ryan. j. a. Il0nps0n, G. o.
Wanderkncn, NJ HAYNES c. A. Burgess, r. J. hian5 MISS
r. d. A. Eielv J. A. Tinncy, Edward Emmett Wm, Frher'
Fred Turner From the fstlDus samuel Jason alo
Chanion Marshall and wife ar Siur!nr and VIE = j.
.aars ami wife Mrs Bacaus D. y. Deuson Capt; johnson
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
Ine 1r,s.
A RT SALE

ART SALE
At sas and fSs'T Es.s Twsnty. aa, .hra.:sT
PAINTINGS sTupiTs Ts'ilpa T@6a NAruRE, sKhrcuEs,
STUDIO ErFESTs. l, &C. -,..
''"s"s %SS 15% q ,ns,1 o, III. Artist,
ron ,SiS VI e 81 ,S 4lr sgn,LY
foH ~ = FinsE LEX 'iisxziinBsri9s: ~
Vow open PIX fRfDAT n1h Tii TEvifSisa, 'f bse. % IL
g6BERT soSERvILLE Aoeroneer.
a '"N EXHIBITIONS
No~ on exhibition at the Art Tsooras
No SIT Broadway. DAY and EVENING.
TUESDAY AMI HBtl %H5S is e SLY i'ltfi Evrarsos.
DEC II AND IL,
..rss collection Of PM T2REss 3I. sAIsr5ss- Ts,, i' Ne
Among others tho following artists are represen'sa,
jSs S
TaShSicIn1 nSs69
,esg~Jon,asns-De Kitus - Thron - Nshhg Hae-B L
Henry.
Mr uAzELr1NE auttoriles Us col
lection Paintings vii be hold pere@ptoy 10 'hs Dsss
ORIENTAL WARES AND ANTIQUITIES,
on exhibition TUESDAY M0RNIss ., tAe Clinton bal
salesnbJDs,
Consisting Of racguers Carving. EmSroierics. olS,s
netnsa,els t9geeai9 LaTs5sar 9 an'n's'
Bronze. 9e., &c.
Old China. Delft Facnec. and otasr Rare Pottery
from German cSaes' dsA rm saIs, Sa nasIs m INA '~
existence.
TEXTILE AND OTHER FABRICS.
From TURKEY, Persia and Algeria
sach a,
Ernbruiaeref BurnOus Cashmers searfs sifs aoS
cod Cariss, embIsdered o@osa, cushons sosss.
w. Misesuaneon. Art oeoets and caros.Ses
The whoe 10 be iod ~ ascii6n csneis fhibAY Dec
~ Ut 2.30 T. III, and following ta'a Catalogues io"dy
ELEGANT PRIVATE LIBRARY
On exhibition TUESDAY MoKSIsG at NE ciiston Hall
sa.erJsls.
of Via. Bnltr Duncan, esq,
Bs.a 4e.iG'lae f;acSr,of 81 'oi
FOR r1E MOST Par @UrtRBfT BOUND;
by BettoTd Iaj day, Groy Eisiee, ami oEer celebrated
AMONG THE cH0ps S'1ici rs'P ~ THESE BOOKS
may be n'T'i oneti ,. - ,.
LSges v peS 1 mGS5cs tss egs g Te bseon wora Pcr
lag saperb edition II yols orso paper spaii o9 pol
sf Nsis it a oxo1 GsSn Gisse dit On s psrer yo
CgGlo2seda; is vois polished Pe.,rng Edijon
v gt I9aoSiT g g vols" ya g rS Il @ s e 'c cs;res e an * @
l,Eits ree 900 vols in 80 es eEse GaTiys s sss.as -
N5.
clifton; II Volg it0 caf Ben. J0nsol tors. od
Giforl; vols calf WofkS1 beaumont 2a kieaeD-
'f Ein$ss $S,f s%
large 'aper. will Ms note, l3yols,i pol sl'd
caf "a 'T- Co1k's No, Sgcs with int tir.s
Aliases v0ts. rsSi inorocen Auto.'
ofEigsS; Hsloly q ~ tSS SSf dad aa siaIss aRsTG
Sos, large payer Picker
inca clifton o. MiltOn's
Norks; vols, svo,
calf extra; very
rare. ant wsny
Wtrs.
Cosiunea Voyagsl Travels, &C.. er
Catalogue ready. Sale THURSDAY agd Fi.lDAY, DeN
l6 and n The Mean. iI.AN1fT, AiCiiOBeeTa
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
Gorses, Garriaees, Garnsss, &r.

1 GENTLEMAN E|TABllSHMtSi must
n he SOLD 81 once several fast road horses irga team 0f
bay carriage horses top buggy paefol, harn'. Dian et
&c O. II. LEAVlrr, Flushing Box lf2, " T. FO''oMs@
GLEiGlI, two seats, handsome and but ntt.e
- used-lpqgiTe at private stable, No 10 East 11ihst
before ~ am
CLFIGHS. SLEIGHS. SLEiGlIS.
- SOB segs o all styles aad prices, RON $50 api vefy
larp ~ PoDsYs, ,'iitS
cufters Portlds in al styles. trimmed aud ub,r1mn,t 81
popular uticr-. NJ. IL. GRAY, 20 and ~ Wooster 81
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
Galts tn Irttion.

a. MsRwE. AUcuoneer.
DY BANGS, mE1WiN & CO., GJ6 Broadway,
I'D near BonisG->ae3 Of Books Works OF hrt Fancy
Goods tc.
MONDAY, Dee. lS,at4 PM TLEGANT and VALCABLE
BOOKS Sianfari Works for tito library y eolectUn %
Fngravugs ee. Also ono OF Gao UCIK NE" sit DENib
BINOCULAE MICROSCOPES.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC. .
Sun rises. 7l6 S1a sets 4,'J ipoh rises--- p<%
mon WAITR TPI5 DAY--A. X -.
Sandy lgan1.. SOL Hen lO'-l
WATER rHis DAY-f Il -n
Sandy Hook. S34 GOys isLln 9Ol Iieh - Feif''IO"o
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
Deniistrr

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Teeth extracted
~ without pain. Or. ITASBROUCK, formerly OQerAor
al Cnlt0a's macs spe,aity al the Or te
painless extraction OF teeth =: l,lH Broadway corner OF
ZGths.
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAU IL
- FUL-Mv Rose Pearl Piases Indlcatn2 oios aud sas
srauc artificial teel, excel everything h.t'"ioTe OF
tered beauty strength aud ~ liness Be,s only ~ 90 sesn
10 be apprsiate made In and only sI5 20 10 pI
tll examine Also bsf Rubber SETS from 80 10
sl5 Gold and Piltu1 so 10 80. Esiraesn: O1der gAs
Or T. o. WAIT, 40 East Twenty thrdst, near Mison ave.
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ftiarbie ano Slate alanteis.

At CO&T.-Closing ont stock of MhRBLE-
~ iZED MANTEi.S. Fimst SECTION ~ MAlbLE NAN.
TEiS al qua'. IH0lsrH d.iD Tdrpiag fpr tsetrsts 40
s. KLABLRg 90. stan Marble WOrks West fiity-nrst
ST., between Broaiwag and Eighth ave-
NASOHI Il IS0LA,
" STEAM MARBLE aad GRANITE WORKS
l46 to iJ2 west i0t. s., nesl 3Iosdsay.
Monuments Nantels AarS, Figures Tying, Wiinscotins.
importers aud manufacturers Ia LAZY oi Hsf0e
work OF every esoripuon.
MARBLE AND MARBLEiZED MtNTELS.
IVA New dcsigns from s2 upwards. Also, Monumental
Work al Greatly reduced pces. MalOe iDFnMk if tle a
a. KLABER f3f East Egt,ent .t near ihn AVE- N \.
w ID. x 4. s. NICHOLS.-250 entirely new
w. designs Marble Slate end W6od Manteis hanutss
tnIers Creating stable Fixtures Fence ,taies Msat6f
Whole -ale snd retail Send Tor caiusie- % Iiue
soD.st., opposite WOrthst.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
Go nJhom il Man Gonecrn

Two ARCHITECTS.-THEF FRASER iNSTl-
I TUTE requires PLANS ard ELEM NAliONH i1r free
Iibrary Museum aud Art Dacr az Montreal CAnaia and
olers our hundred dollars god or the Plans aId ns
thoae ono nundfpn
pTesC lei ~ In, second best utdr
requi nts Of th" Institute ard me eobd0s OF CON
pMonire.L NV 10 So /. !. .. ABBOTT. President
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

n
the kitchen fire rcmOpstrated with Dy nls iathr
who said "Go way from the stove the weather Is mol
cold" The Ie fellow looking deInurely at n@ stcfh
parent replied 81 amt heatin' the weather. am warm
In rpyl laudso
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13
EXHIBITIONS !
Now on exhibition at the Art Rooa'
No. SIT Broadway. DAY and EVENING.

until tlr1e 0f sale,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
DC IL AND II.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-13

large collection Of FINE MODERN PAINTINGS, ioss n
e.lyed from Charles y. HlSeiiine, Philaaei9ha
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-11-09
MIss4,M.!H'is r =. RAILROAD. .-.-

RATLROAD COMPANY,
1BrOADisT NEw YORK. Oct %, 1870. J
In accordance VITA the Engg etiOG Of The Commit
Of Missouri r.cinc stocAholdcrs N their report made
the .1th inst, The Directors Of the ATLANTIC AND
Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY Instruct me 10 offer
10 the stockhod - VI the Missouri Pacific ltairOad
fiAit coo THIRD MORTGAGE 10 IDS of said Pac Inc
II iifuad at 20 per cent. si2ckhoiJcrs 10 have the
aud including Nov. 10 1919 The proceeds Of said sales
70 be u-et 0ny IN liquidating the Floating Debt OF
said Paclnc Railroad.
An cary respoass rom nc stocehohefs is requested
ANDREW llERt T., President.