New-York tribune., 1876-12-22
5ueclal Moiltes.

ALL "a SnE cah be adjusted any hight folded com
d Pd &C. 'D'IS GAMBIE saRGEN S f%1asn SFad%y m
A Holiday Present For These Tim,s.
The new styles sTt'DENr and LIBRARY LAMPs-no
sht or lamp equals them for the eyes 9 reading and T1tng
LET's 6I9 Broadway. fourth above Bouston-st.
Choice Funeral Flowers.
f't cRUTTENDES, s zis1 US ' BrOsiSav. @ i'l'OH'
Chinese md japanese Depot!
HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PREsENTs
RICH pEcohaTB ASE BB2FSh 3XSs fo e1e T1Es FLAT OR
pc HAFtE9TIS TEA Or peKIN RhSNER vAsss ssrs
PARKEs. 1856 rR2STST Sa,,on BggGLIFSGsIEp gIsI
open from a. m to p. N. this week.
Lightins Heating by Gas or OH a Speciality, at
and BURNERS Tor lighting ana heating BY gas oil.
Music and Music Books for Holiday t,fts.
BOoSEl * Co, 80 East FOurteenthst
Nos. IS, so, 81, and 81 Murrny-st., New-York.
HERMAN FROST 6 co,
Importers of French china
DINNER, TEA, DESSERT. AND CHAMBER SETS, &c.
Table Glassware, Clocks and Bronzes,
Bohemian Fancy Glassware great variety
sE4REs. DRESDEN, BERLIN. AND WORCESTER
PORCELAIN.
Parian Marble Statuettes and Busts
MODERN AND ANTIQUE MAJoLIcAs AND FAIENCEs,
PALIssY AND SIMILAR WARES, :
in various graceful unique and shapes such as
Vases Jugs FowerhOlders Fagon Brackets &c. exact re-
productions OF Antique Models These very artistic
articles particularly appropriate presents for
ng dning-rooU, parlcr. or hail.
Many articles originally intended for the Philadelphia EXIT
by the European manufacturers and
are in store on view and for sale.
NOS. 48. so. 52, ANp 81 MURRAYsT, NEW YORK.
Post.Ofice Notice The foreign mails for the week ending
SATURDAY, Dec. 3 1876, will close at this ohlceon TUES
DAY at 38o a. NJ 2s Ea9lS oy steaIS & %iseonsD va
91esnsG~Bj on ~ ~ On a. III tST Europe ~
for Europe by steamship Gelet via Plymouth, Cher.
gare by siansSp city Of Berlin via Queenstown corre
ondsce for Germany and Scotland to DC forwarded by hs
scotland direct, By steamship Victoria via glasgow ard
20 on ST aSS % 'TSp ThS ssms WSons BaSya and
y "a sor TSe T mails Ot Tor aHS N viii es
10 The malls for the West indies via bermuda all St
&c. Will! leave san Francisco Jan The mails for Australia
The New-York IA Association % for ImpreyIns the
CONDITION OF TIE PoOh-Lis Iiariy tllid annual
supplied as early as praeticse resdenee nins
EsSSs The fooSns Sfccrs o the Assoes5 and cSas
Of The Ward Committees are authorized TO receive sub
HS$1RP P2TrER President 70 e. g g. ys4st
ED s. JAFFRAY yIeH S;I President ,. No 60 kIflha
RoBERT LENOx KENNEDY. vice-Prcstdcnr, No. %
MERRY Il pELLEw. vice.President No ls West ssd-ss
ROBERT D. MINTUEN. Treasurer. No. IS t5outhst -
S Gis5 v. IEDE Rec Secretary General Agent No
PincSf.
John No 3JS filthc Ruserfufd ,tyvesanf,
no 2iG East 5ts Robert Gordon, No - kxchangcsacc
CIIAIRMEN OF WARD CoMA1TrEFs-frs rsi, Second.
and Thrl Wnris W. Able No I1nest; Fourth Chas
cLeaSe,ian Castle Garden; Filth D. Van Kecck No.
100 Frankhn.si; SIXTH John Boyd No IL Franknst Sew
enth DR. Morris j. Franklin NO 40 Nheftyst Elghtn deo
~ CREIGHTON No. 3s9 w Houstoasi Ninth. A. W. Morgan.
No IsbW IithsL; Tenth Thos Paske, No. 345 ST.;
tisventh DR. M E Champion, No. o. 2a-aye Twelfth.
Manchester 3s5 i20tst Thirteenth Isaac Knapp.
Ne ss Clinton ST.; Fourteenth H. p West No iSj Grapds;
Fsfsonth DR. Edwin West, No az w wssh,uytoa place. SIX
tsenth Jas spence no 2y Shaye seventeenth, Robert IS
pcvi NO III Marks place; Eighteenth A. w. Spies No.
10 f 9IstsL; Nineteenth, A. y. 0gden No 400 r 53dst;
Trcntteh VIM Jones, No 5O7 9iaye Twenty -nrst A.
Warmrten 10 E. 4stst; Twenty second Daniel rhomp
son, No. Isl BcOalwA9.