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New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
RECORD OF OCEAN PERIL.

Tho Bureau Veritas reports the list of dis
asers during of November, 1874 including al
flags as follows: Sailing vessels reported os lis; Of
which there are English, 30 French IL German, 10
American. 10 Norwegian, ID ltoh italian, Spanish,
Danish. A Rlssau, SiaDese, 4 AustrIan Swedish,
Grrek / ii,lgIAI and Portuguese. Ia this number
included eignt sailing vessels reported ~ missing.
stenuets reported osi, II; Ot which there IL En-
Ill, america Belgian, French German, Spau-
is, and swed In TINS ndnOer are Included two
sfeInleru reported missing.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
FEARS FOR A PACIFIC MAIL STEAMER.

The steamship Colorado of the Pacific Mail
Steamship line lett Yokohama Dec. % for San Fran
cisco not yet arrived there aud fears are en-
ertaned for her safety IL usually requires from 70 to
Is dAys 70 make the trip and che 10 consequently behind
me about IA weeG. Tue officers Of the Company IN this
city profess aLIcy about her. Stating that
sue Is commanded by Of tie aDlest captains ana
best seanen their service Their theory that sAe
has broken portion OF her chinery aud Is making
the uaa under sIils alone.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
HOME fNE WS.
TIL HBRNoMBTyR YEsTgRDA' AT aUDvUrs. IN BRoADWAL
esm.-0n seon-25' 3 " n.-2s' Midnight 2s
PRoMINRNr ARRIvALs.

Nep- York -Inspector-9en Randolph ~.
Marcy, United States Army Adnrs Tucker Of We n
Bss John swinbune Eseisne h.r's, E,,so o. ps psus
keepse Grant ot the sFn hesnen biusn
Aruy O. harshsl United states Arm
. ELAo HoisiC H. Northan Of hes'7ore
land iot-Lm. spanish besston Wsslugon
Jarsa Hotsi-Gea. L. b. Rsuhnef Of Lyingsten Co, ~ L.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

DAIRY CARRIAGES AND TOYS.
ID REMOVING ~ No. S2J BloADwAr (slst sde),
Ner! Blnca above stersrls
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Ia3ssancenenu.

BURSErr's FLAvoRrSG EXTRACTS. The bes
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLEToN.-During the continuance of
heavy in the aud bay the Staten Island ferry
boats will make trips from staten Island from o'clock
a. u. to p In, and from New-York from 7 a. IN. TO
bp.m
NEW BRIGHToS-The members Of the Church OF the
Rrde .rr u 4itarlaL) on CIntonave, have voted to
give the enre proceeds OF their cnuren collections to
the various charities OF the county.
ToNPKIgsvILLE.-Tne receipts Of the g. r. Smith In
$3.50 tho proceeds or II lecture by Gsorgs W. Curtis
RICHMOND. During the past wear the Richmond
County police nave made about l,700 arrests.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

nICK's EN- CYCLOPEDIA of 6,422 RECEIPTS
AND PROCEsShS. fnee, 49, hent free VI
Iad,I mailed Tree. DICk FITZGERALD PubAIber,,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.-Thomas Ward, q fireman il

JERSEY CITY.-Ih0maS Ward, fireman in
the sugarhOuse taken from his residence No Ill
Morrs by the police yesterday, at the request OF his
wife, because he insane The Chief Engineer OF the
Fire Department reports lS3 fires during 1871 total loss
SOL 5I3; total insurance, 1884 $500. TINS Is $4,000
less loss than In 1873, with increase OF % fires
William McCabe fined 49, aud James Grimes SIS for
cruelty TO horses Au attempt was made To break into
some reigbtcars in he Erie yard yesterday morning,
Dut the thieves were driven away by t1o watchiDaD.
Inc Cty Treasurer reports that all city bonds
he1d ut par. Tue last sales made par and
crued Interest. Charles Van Tassen WAS arrested
yesterday Tor canysssng for Advertisements and col
Henry HOutaing charged with the abduction OF Hattie
v Gates aged Is taken before Police Justice
kuse for further examinations yesterday but his
Charles H. Winfield objected, because he had already
Dben remandtd Tor tria Charity ball tong
pl'co at kepers Hall last night. .Iu the Hudson
C uuty Special Session yesterday, JOhn Carperry Was
sohenced TO state Prison fer years for. highway
ro9trfy Charles L0renz, for atrocious assault gat,
prls. year. William Clarke aud Archibald 4, I'm,
pleaded guilty to several charges OF burglary
President Wortheudyke OF the NewJerscy and Midani
hailroad, In company with u party Of directors and
stockholders. yesterday escorted Committee OF The
that city, the line OF their road n order To
strate the feasibility Of opening betwean
New England and the Pennsyvans coal regions by wav
VI the proposed foughkeepsls branch. II WAS shawn
that the connection could be made by building IL nes
OF railroad west OF the Hudson, from opposite PouyL
keepsie 10 Pine Bush
NEwARK.-Jerome b. Ward, OK President OF the Com.
n0a Coansi hss been appointed General suDar
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

wM. II. c. BARTLETT, q o. II; PALMER'
ActydrY. cot"'W'
ISAAC L. KIP. MD, q. g. WINSTON, Md,
M,aiicaL EromIners
New-York tribune., 1875-01-22

nRGSS COATS for Balls, Weddings &c,
~ for bALE HIRE broadway Isios M5Frs half
SHEA. tie Clotbier. 4j4 Broons sc, Rear Broadway
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
F. A. POOLE.

corner of Third and Bush streets, has
quite an assortment of articles appro-
pirate for holiday gifts. The most at
tractive Of these, for grown up folks,
are crystal and Dresden china vases
and toilet sets. and Lubin's perfumery
and Colgate's fancy soaps, of all Of
which he has a full assortment. Then
there are chessmen, chequer boards,
dominoes, fancy stationery, jewelry,
portable desks, work-boxes, rosewood
jewelry cases, fancy paper boxes, and
and an infinite variety of other articles.
For children there are dolls, sets of par
lor furniture, toy dishes, gift china cups
and saucers and mugs, accordeons,
drums, tin toys, and large assortment
of china toys and toy statuettes, drums,
sleds, carts, wagons, etc., and an assort-
ment Of banks in which to save nickels
to buy supplies for another Christmas.
Those who 90 to Mr.. Poole's establish
ments to buy holiday gifts will not 60
amiss, even though they may be some
what fastidious.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
MRS. CHARLES.

In new hotel block, can furnish what
ever you want in the millinery line.
If you desire to give your wife, sister,
mother, or daughter a ''love'' of bon
net, with "duck'' of bird on it, Mrs.
Charles can furnish both hat and bird.
Or if you wish to bestow ribbon, neck
tie, scarf, or fancy article of feminine
apparel or ornament On your cousin or
sweetheart, you will find it at Mrs.
Charles. In short, Mrs. Charles is a
first class millinery establishment, fully
stocked with large assortment of ev-
erything in that line, and whether
you are extravagant or economical in
your notions, you will be apt to find in
her store what you want and at prices
to suit.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
NJ. ZIRKELBACK.

On Main near Plum street, is the man
who furnishes the Christmas trees and
the "goodies'' to grow upon them.
His supply of confectionery is simply
superb and comprehensive. Here are
all sorts of plain and fancy candies, bon
bons, ccrnucopias, kisses, secrets, nuts,
taffy; everything, in fact, in the shape
of confectionery, even to candy toys.
Then, again, it is here you will find
cakes for your Christmas dinners, and
an assortment Of toys that are neither
dough or sugar, but substantial articles
of papier machie, wood, leather, rubber,
china, tin, ETC., and they are all for
sale at both wholesale and retail.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
f, L. BAKER,

Main street between Third and Bush,
affords opportunity to purchase gift
goods, if you want to do "heavy"
business. A cook stove, or parlor heat
er, for instance, would constitute q solid
token Of regard; so would a pair of
fat-irons. But he has, besides, silver
and plated spoons, table-cutlery, pocket
knives, and many other lighter and
equally proper articles.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
DENSMORE BROS.

at the foot of Bush st. haven't many
appropriate articles for Christmas gifts
on hand, but if you have penchant
for bestowing' steam:engines gratuitous-
ly, they can furnish you with the best
and cheapest that are made, and will
be happy to do so.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
S. P. MCHUGH.

on Third street west of Bush, has a
small establishment, but he keeps it
full of all sorts of nuts, candies, apples,
canned fruits, segars, tobacco, pipes,
raisins, figs, dates, oysters, shelf gro
ceries, &C., and sells at the very lowest
prices. His store is good place to
buy at, for he waits upon customers
promptly and tries to please all who
give him a share Of their patronage.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
WIN. EISENBRAND,

Main st. east Of Bush, has a very ex-
tensive and we'll selected assortment of
ready-made clothing, notions and gents
furnishing goods, from which many ac-
ceptable presents can be selected. You
will find this good place to deal, and
if you want anything in that line we
recommend you to 20 there.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
s,Yhe mOny
fe.1'reas|

NJ ~; =, cz6ers splendid assort-
4 g44ffsSdre frames and will mount
" xatctures in the very: best style of
the, art. He, also, offers new and ex-
ceedingly ornamental article called a
photoscope, (why or wherefore we know
not, } in which to display Photographic
card pictures. 1t is a perpendicular
revolving glass cylinder mounted on a
rosewood or walnut frame, which is in
tended to hang against the parlor wall.
Inside the cylinder are places for twelve
canl-photographs, which appear to
much better advantage in such situa
tion than in any fat frame or album.
1t is sort of family picture gallery,
and is both beautiful and useful. But
the best thing you can get at Kellogg's
is a picture of yourself, for he is one of
the best of Photographic artists, and is
careful that none but good pictures shall
leave his establishment. If YOU are
handsome, you may rely on getting a
handsome picture, and if you are homely,
or even ugly, you can have the consola-
ton of realizing the oft told truth that
the ugliest people make the best SUBJ
jects for beautiful pictures. If you
have never been suited with a photo
graph heretofore, go to Kellogg and be
assured that he will suit you, unless you
want a picture Of somebody that is not
yourself.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
LOWATER g. COLE.

in New Hotel block, have probably
about as large and appropriate selec-
ton Of holiday goods as any other firm
in the city, and the display they make
is peculiarly attractive. On Saturday
afternoon we dropped in there and were
surprised to see couple Of fancifolly
attired young ladies dancing jigs on
one Of their showcases, and an Etho.
plan, on one end Of the counter, put
ting in his best licks at plantation
"break-down." We had not expected
an exhibition Of this sort in that estab-
];shment, and were forced to conclude
that tho proprietors had been reading
our Champlin correspondence treatise
on dancing and become converts to his
theory. It may have been, however,
that the display of good things for the
holidays excited the terpsichorean pro-
clivities Of these mannikins in an ire
sistible manner and set them q dancing.
We gave q pretty full enumeration Of
these holiday goods !. few days ago,
and our readers are already aware that
they comprise every thing in the toy
ms, fancy stationery, games, work
boxes, jewelry cases, musical instru-
ments, books, jewelry, silverware,.
watches, clocks, toilet articles, vases,
fancy baskets, pictures and frames, and
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15

THOSE having charge of Sunday
School Christmas festivals and child
ren's social parties can get everything
needed in the way of candies, nuts,
fruits, cornucopies, ETC., at lowest
wholesale prices at NJ. Zirkelback's,
Main street. Retail dealers will, also,
find this to be the best place to purchase
their stocks of confectionery, nuts,
fruits, etc.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
CARLSON g. McROSTIE.

on Third street near East avenue, will
enable you to honor your deceased
friends, while making merry with your
live ones, by fitting you out with monu-
ments and grave ornaments; or they
will supply you with window and door
trimmings, etc., if you propose to build
house to keep, sell, or give away.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
WIN. WEBSTER.

on Third street in the rear of Opera
Hall, can furnish you a good driving
team and handsome turnout, on wheels
or runners, if you want to take the
folks out for drive, or to visit friends
and eat Christmas dinner away from
home.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
NELSON g. PETERSON.

on Bush street, are in the hardware
line. They have q few tin toys for
children, but the best things they offer
for Christmas gifts are cooking and
heating stoves, fine display Of lamps,
IN excellent assortment Of table cutlery,
pocket knives, spoons, raizors lit viii
be well to be careful about giving the
latter, however, as suicides are common
now-a-days, } and various other articles
usually kept in similar establishments.
They DO business promptly and square
y, sen at Low prices, (belieying that .
n;mble sixpence is better than . aloW
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
ERICKSON PETERSON e. Co..

ERICKSON PETERSON Il Co.,
corner of Plum and Fourth streets can
supply you with bob-sleds or wagons,
if your inclinations take that direction,
and what better gift can you bestow on
your son or son-in-law, who has Just
started in farming, than a wagon or
sled?
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
I. B. & B. F. SHELDON.

in Music Hall block, have very large
and we'll assorted stock of dry goods,
both staple and fancy, comprising every
variety of dress goods from the cheap
est prints to the costliest silks, and
from the commonest satinetts to the
finest broadcloths, thus afording a sup
ply Of material for the apparel of both
sexes and all ages. Those handsome
articles so necessary to personal adorn-
ment, usually classed under the gen.
eral appellations of fancy goods, furn-
ishing goods, and notions, may be found
here in great abundance, and for valua-
BILE Christmas gifts this stock furnishes
a host Of articles to select from. Or,
if you cannot suit yourselves in the dry
goods department there is the extensive
grocery department to fall back upon,
where there are all sorts of staple and
fancy groceries. From some of these
you surely can select suitable gift.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

If you are so unfortunate as to be
homeless, is good place at which to
get your Christmas dinner. 1t still
keeps up its reputation of being one of
the best kept hotels in the city.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
A. BUCHOLZ.
CITY NOTICES.

The holidays are coming,
-and all are feeling glad;
The inquiry now is current,
""here can nice gifts be had?"
Please listen while we tell you,-
For the truth it must be told
The finest in the city
ARE at Lowater & Coles. qw2
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
G.. H. g. w. H. CRARY.

in post Office block can pull your own
or your friends decayed teeth and fit
you with handsome new set, so as to
fit you for service at the Christmas din
ner table.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
CHARLES Whitney.

on Main st., above Bush, can fit you
out in the gun or pistol line, if you as
pire to make a rifle team of yourself, or
if you require sportsman's outfit, he
has the thing YOU want.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
9W3

h1sENBRAND has quit the tailoring
business, and is selling out his fine as
sortment Of Cloths, 0ver-Coatiugs, Suit
lngs, the next thirty days, at and below
'os'' Owl
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
0. EAMES & CO.,

both on Main and Third streets, will
furnish turkeys, chickens, fish, roasts
of beef, mutton or veal, steaks, chops,
&C., and as people have to eat during
the holidays, we have no doubt many of
our readers will find Christmas gifts in
one of their establishments,
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
ANDREW DANIELSON.

next to post Office block on Bush st.,
can supply you with lime, cut stone,
window and door trimmings, etc., which
hardly can become appropriate Christ
mas gifts, however.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
HARALD SUNDE.

Main st. near Bush, has full stock of
dry goods and notions, from which
many appropriate articles for presents
may be selected, and we are informed
that he sells at very reasonable prices.
Give him call as you are making your
rounds, and he can, no doubt, furnish
something you may want.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15

penny, and deserve liberal patronage.l
Give them a call if you want anything.
in their line for Christmas or any other
time.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
BOXRUD BROS.

Plum st. near Third, have fine stock
of dry goods, notions, fancy goods, etc.,
and have high reputation as reliable
and honorable business men.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15

10 THE LAD1Es.-Use Gillett's soan
Powder tor washing. No washboard, no
muss' you can do your entire washing
While you are eating your breakfast. To
De had OF Grow, corner of Third st. and
East Avenue.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
G. H. SMITH,

o H. SMITH,
Plum st. near Fourth, keeps full stock
of stock of stoves, tin ware, table-cut-
lery, pocket knives and everything in
the hardware line, and is an agreeable
gentleman to trade with.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
F. A. WILLIAMSON.

corner of Main and Bush streets, Sec
ond story, can supply you with piano
or organ, of the very best make, which
will constitut an acceptable, though
somewhat expensive Gift.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
FREDERICK g. HACK.

corner of Bush and Third sts., have
very full supply of groceries and a lot
Of fancy articles, from which to select
presents. They have, also, small lot
of toys. AS they sell both at wholesale
and retail, thens is the place for rural
dealers to obtain supplies from.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
SETBACK e. DANIELSON.

SEEBACK T. DANIELSON,
in post Office block, have splendid
stock of groceries, from which, if we
are not mistaken, many presents might
be selected which will be gratefully re-
ceived. Who wouldn't take pound of
tea, or package Of coffee, or sugar, or
box Of raisins, for instance, and be
happy in their possession? But these
gentleman have many other things
equally appropriate in their stock.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15

LADIES and children's hats and bon
nets, and good assortment of Zepbvr
worsteds and fine Balmoral yarns will
De found at Mrs. R. G. Halls. 9w3
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
E. A. LEVI.

Main st., between Bush and Plum, has
very generous supply Of ready-made
clothing and gents furnishing goods,
and although it is not usual to present
a friend with a suit of clothes, or an
overcoat, for Christmas gift, it would
frequently be much wiser to do so than
to give him gold-headed cane or
aashy watch-chaln. There is an incon-
gruity in a shabbily dressed man hav-
ing splendidly mounted walking stick
or dazzling ornaments. If you want to
do your friends real service, then, 20
to Lewis for your presents and get
something both useful and agreeable.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
G. r. STERLING f. CO..

"" n. . 4GAAANU ~ w.,
corner Of Main and Plum streets. Per,
haps, you prefer boots, shoes, gloves,
mittens, saddlery, leather, or some.
thing in that line. If 80, Messrs. Ster-
ling & Co.'s establishment is the place
you want to find. They can suit you
to T, if you are one who can be suit
ed, for they are provided with an extern
sive assortment, expressly for the con-
veaience Of the fAstidious, and their
salesmen are the most accommodating
people You ever saw. They never get
vexed at ON over-particular customer,
or if they do, they don't let the Gus
toner knowit, which amounts to the
same thing.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15

Picture Francs made to ordor ~
Lawrence & Co.'s. 7+f
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
SIMMONS g. STRANDNES.

No. 50 Main street, is another good
place at which to purchase Christmas
gifts, that is if you want to buy your
wife a new dress, or your sister a new
shawl, or some other Of your lady rela-
tives or friends anything in the line of
plain or fancy dry goods; or your gentle
man friends with the stuff for a new
suit, any articles of furnishing goods.
The truth is, these gentlemen have
large and excellent assortment of every-
thing in the dry goods line, and fair
stock of groceries as well, from which
many acceptable presents may be Sc
lected.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
ELWELL & HILL,

Bush street near Main, can fit you out
with packages of groceries, nuts, dried
and canned fruits, oysters, sacks Of -four
Or buckwheat, raisins, and a great vari-
ETY. in the line of edibles: or they can
supply you with staple and fancy dry
goods of which they have fair assort-
ment which they sell cheaplv.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
HUBBARD 8 BROWN,

on the Levee, storage, forwarding and
commission merchants and dealers in
-four, grain and wool, are all entitled to
honorable mention in our columns,
though theirs is not strictly a holiday
business.
PIERCE, SIMMONS g. CO.,
Main st. west Of Bush and,
GOODHUE co. SAVINGS BANK,
in Music Hall block, are good firms on
whom to give a check, that is, if you
have money deposited with them and
want to make friend happy on Christ
mas oay' Or at any other time. After
mature dellberation, we have arrived at
the conclusion that if any of our friends
have designs against US, we are perfect
ly willing to take check for It. and
spare them the trouble of selecting.
A. BUCH0Lz,
of Roscoe, has snug little store and
a good many dry goods, notions. pro-
ceries' etc., in it, and to people in that
vicinity, it will be very convenient to
drop INTO his establishment and oct
what they want. He sells at sma II
profits and deserves big trade.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
MRS. r. G.. HALL.

opposite Pierce, Simmons & Co.'s bank
on Main st., has just received hand
some lot Of new goods and notions in
the millinery line, expressly for the
holidays, and if it is an article of this
sort you are after you caunot do better
than give her call. She can ft you
out in latest style at small cost.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15

DON'T forget to try Poole's Cough
Syrup. 7v4 :
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
ALLEN HOWE,

ALLEN HOWE,
at his new store at the head Of Plum
street, has everything in the grocery
line that anybody else has: that is, all
such stuff as canned fruits, oysters,
spices, staple groceries, etc. Then, he
hss, besides, wooden ware, queensware,
fancy articles in the dry goods line, and
candies, nuts, etc., for the youngsters.
Besides these he has . cellar full of
good Michigan apples and splendid
cider. and an assortment of toys for the
children. He keeps q model establish
ment and viii, no doubt, supply many
families with their whole stock of
Christmas presents. -. F.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15

Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. No trouble to show goods
Elsenbrand Green Front SO Main street.
Red Wing. 9w4
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
BIXBY'S BAKERY.

Main street, is full of Christmas goods.
Here are your candy toys, fancy candies,
French candies, nuts, figs, California
fruits, Oysters, stewed, fried and raw, =,
cigars, and hundred other things too
numerous to mention, all kept in the
incest style and at low prices.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
and can, therefore, recommend our
readers to 60 to Guy Graham's..
McCUE g. BARROWS.

Third ST., whose meat market is already
one Of the most popular in the city,
and who contrive to keep the best of
everything in their line that the -coun-
try affords, will make such preparations
for Christmas as ought to be expected
of them. They will provide bounti-
full supply of poultry in addition to their
customary excellent assortment of meats,
and, as they sell at low prices, deliver
goods promptly, and do the fair thing
by their customers, it is presumable
that they will be literally patronized, as
they deserve to be.
The Grange advance., 1875-12-15
G. BELANGER

at the auction store in Music Hall
block, has everything that any body else
has in the line Of dry goods, notions,
ready-made clothing, boots and shoes,
fancy goods, jewelry, ETC., and sells at
bankrupt prices. His is frst-rate
place at which to buy presents, and
those who favor him with their custom
will have no cause to regret it. He
keeps a crowd of salesmen to wait upon
his numerous customers, and all receive
prompt attention, and he receives new
goods every few days, and is therefore
always supplied with full :,ssortme It.