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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
DIED

ATnON-On Thursday Feb l. IN the s4th year OF her ago.
Emilia. wife of the aio Rev Henry Anthem ID d. -,
her funeral further nUtIce sunday Feb T. 81
O'Clock M MsrHs Church IN the BOwerv IL u fhs
CIOeE-On Friday. Feb 3 Ella NJ daughter OF David and
Harriet A. Close. . ,,o,,,.
Funeral tho Of her parents No. ll5 West
Forty thiI,.st, Monday, Feb o. al 4 p m
COBIRN-On Tuesday night Jaa S0th ut, passage from
Denver Cosrado, 81 CODurn ~ consumption.
Relatives and friends requested TO attend s nier rom
coz Wnhssve and Oneunirri and thirty nth st.. North
N.wYork Mott DepOg). 10 a. SATURDAY, ID
inst Burial 81 WOODLAND
DpTTOOn Ihursray FEB l. Caroline. wife Of the late 10
scpb Diito IN Tho q IN year Of be- age 49,, -. $780,,
Relatives friends invited 70 attend her funeral
fIUm the res.Ge zee her sOuInla~ EdwD Bennett AT
East Fifiy drsst sunday, the Ith irsc. al p n.
FULLER-At EGsewatar Grave, ST. Johns River, Pa. on
Jan 30 Amy DOOfes aged a months, Oiy cthd VI ~ r.
and Aunie 4. Fuller, formerly Of Brooklyn. y. Y,
GERRI SO-At Somers Centre stei Co. " " on
Wedueiay 81. william GerritsOn, aged % years and
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited attend
his funeral his late residence, on SATURDAY morning.
Feb g 81 O'Clock.
HhISTED-On Thursday Feb Of malignant scarlet fever.
Hatheli aon Of Gilbert C. and Amanda H. hA'cd'
Fnsr service III the residence Of his parents 10
ngton ave- Brooklyn saturday At IN. Iniermen, II
Rye
HANKINsCS-Ou Jan. 81. Azrsh \. Iianknson. ormsriy
OF Monmouth co. y J ~ OF Chicago. m, after sIOrt
Illness aged - years. II ontils. and DAYS
sstnr,ar Feb at 10 o A. m Tie relatives and frlouds
Of toe family respectfully inyitedto attend.
Freehold ps'err piea-+ eopy.
JACKSON-In Hartford Jan. 81. Mary W. wife Of Dr. j. c.
Jaggson
sMIrH-At his residence. smthtown Pranch L. l.. En-
dav Feb 2 1877. samuel Isaac smith, aged -.
Funeral FEB T. al D. a. from the Presbyterian
Church at sac Br1ncn-
sTABLER-Ecwarl II. stabler on the "a inst IN the 18th
Friends ard relatives arc invited 70 his funeral
FROM Friends Meeting honas, SeheImerhornst brooklyn
on first day. thod IA inst, at O'CLOCK
Baltimore papers please cUpy.
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ARCTIC EXPLOR4TION.

CAPT. HOwGArE's PLAN APPROVED BY ADMIRAL
PoRTEE-PRACriCAL SUGGESTIONS FOR INsURiHG
The SUCCESS or TIE ENTERPRISE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Capt Howgate has
received the following letter from Admiral Porter
WASHINGTON, y. C.. Jan. 81, 1877
Sur: beg leave to acknowledge The rrcelpt or your
note OF Jan 30 with accompanying paiupElrt ID relation
to P0ur colonization aud exploration nave examined
pamphlet with The care tlat the ihpor'ahce S Ce
,uEirc' demands.
bavo ALWAYS been an advocate OF Arctic exploration
in whatever form DIah6 Ee un lerlken, aud thnk
tnfIe would he no gtruter difficulty IA carrying ON All
enterprise in re manner YOU propose than ther5 WOud
he in \ shin; IN fact, II AN EXPEDITION wore properly
IN ed ,:t In the first instance AMI nGed n good condi-
op Al he pOiut proposed headquarters u NCUd ne
lcs4 hampSr,d u the ship should return home until
wanted win supplies.
In my opinion there ia omen sea FOR two hundred
miles toward the pole. That there ere Dlgh DpntihS
from which are pIccipated the acDerss which lately
blocked IN RoDesUns Channel aud That had J,arkidn
GrtLrst point eXcrCded by sixty miles TIE pack
yOui have been passed and open water rcaried again.
Every TOW years must expect Just sucn pat x as
can't Mares encountered whlch vii PROBABLY last Tor
wear or two. and will then break up.
am no believer In - northwest passage Tor any prac-
do believe mat tece are Number d
subjects taaf he better demo lStgated III the
nnrth moi. than anywhere else. and think we owe 10
selves 10 know all about tirr when mas hitherto
remained IN com 'Tat.Ve Ohsrurity
In connect with the proposed expedition recon-
rcud iiuatOn Of se1Ge HUn boat, somewhat after
fe pan OF tne gHt;a pcrcla kcrtr rubber llferds
u,.' In the navy. They could b. made very light for
carving packs and when orret 10 take h@ water c"d
De n:.ygatcG with SAFELY n such Appliances had Dttl
m IN, used IN Arctic eXpOrati' ns many lives night nave
been savrt , ~, t..,
tSgnedl DAVID u fohIEt' AIWlth' .
Capt. H. W. Howyate, United state Army, Signal
Df;rP. Washington. y. {.
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first vessel which win be despatched to carry these e
grants and she will this port about noon today.
II was first intended to limit the number or pas
sengers u So but the urgent demands have Induced Ihe
projectors to make accommodation for 100. Ths
cOOnsts sailing to-day will inc ude arts ms OF me ser
era different trades them are the fa'ries si1
single women. aud the others are unmarried men. -
Under arrangements with the Government OF Nev
South Wales, immigrants, vino must be OF sound heatn
and good moral character between toe ages OF IL ana
so years will be given passage 20 sydney Australia Tor
s37 so in gold each and for children ACCOMPANY ini
their parents between the ages Of and IL years, ban
fare. younger children without charge. Passage VIII
not be allowed husbands without their wives To wives
without their husbands 10 widows or wdoHers with
young children Upon arr wing In sydney, thcy desFe
TO TO the country districts within three GAYS Ut
arrival the em grants Will be furnished free passlee
The statistics furnished by the GovernIcna Stlte has
cofnjositOrs paid % cents loo ems; car
penters ~ 80 dfy: nlchinsts, blGefsmitls, b0ier
makers, aud carriagebuiders, from " % 70 ~ dy.
Small cottages in sydney from 81 10 ~ week:
large houses, 81 so week; board and lodging from
SO so To S0 so week. Shoes, clothing. mas, 20, cost
IL IL claimed only 80 per of tho prices In this cOdn.
try The sbip Sierra Nevada will he the second vessel
dispatched and will sail March l. Tho next vessel WIN
leave about April ID.
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THE B4NKRUPT COMPANIES.

CONDITION OF The CONTINENTAL.
TIE RECEIVERS PETITION FOR RELIEF FROM us
oyJICg-MORTGAGE TRANSFERS TO THE NEW
JERSEY MUTUAL.
The petition OF J. J. Anderson 10 ne relieved
of .he reoeiyersEp Of the Continental Life lnsu sEoe
Company has been served upou the ATTORNEY General
and the superintendent Of IE5urInce aud tn" counsel
for the policy holders hope that receiver, having
the confidence Of all persons Interested. will DE APP
pointed aud yexatous litigation thus avoided The In
surance Department will vigorously oppos" tho appoint
nent OF any one succeed i- Anderson the ground
thai the application for receiver made by sockhcder.
which carries with II it, the dss Of the
company is necessarily illegal There m earnest
desire expressed yesterday by the old employees % the
Office hat Tie company might be permitted Ia pas into
the hands " the Insurance Suprrint" ndcnt.
Mr. Anderson assert ted yesterday that no mortgag"
belonging to or in any way connected with tine company
had been transferred bic appointment as receiver
It appeared the testimony at the examination Of the
receiver Wednesday that Che transfer stock book ana
the stock ledger missing when he took possessOn
since which he had been unable IN ma them They
have discovered. however in tie office II - Said
that of the $4,000 transferred from tie
Continental to the New-Jerrey Mutual. only fi12,0o0
have been reassigncd 20 The Continental II Is explained
IN answer to ths that between 100000 ana r2OOooo
worth Of poliry claims against the Continental
taken up by the Ncw-Jersey Mutual. will be
delivered back upon the resembling O' vi" Gun
tract II ia alleged also that the NewJorscy MUTUAL
raeaDtly transferred TO L. W Eros. $1,000 worth Of
MORTGAGES. r. President OF the Continental. IN. PEI
sonnlIy In explanation of ths u stated tiat this
ii 600 was never 0f the assets VI the Continental
but formed personal obligation between frost ana ll'
New Jersey Mutual. In relation to certain mortsaso
No 1876 made by ID. NJ. Smith 10 thn Continental I1r
O said to nave been assigned Dee !. 1876, 10 the
New -jrrgc' Ma VA, aad, when Due paid IN 'hh NV
Jersey Mutual, il explained JiHt this mo- tae WIS
already signed aud delivered ia October prior
90 ,e Appointment OF the receiver but that The ssIs
mani ea ell sAiE
Mutua until time in December. Luther v. anu
kufna - Frost q. j. believed ~ Of their former
friends have left the country. while others claim th't
they are Only hiding sono obscure place untI tie
present excitement Owe the fslluie OF the company
shsl have time 10 subside.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Shin yers see Ninth Page.
FOREIGN PORIs.


LONDON Feb, 2-Ssiled today. Guardian tespt PsYne';
Woye (tJr Richmond) Athlete James Peake, Bolivia AL
three FOR iyDee.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Feb. ARRIVED, st schrs Only Son.
f0m Port Johnson for Albert Jameson from New
York Hyannis Little Annie lBr), rom 81 Jobn N -,
for York; J. " Wellington. from PruvncetoNn tor
wYOrk Il. Young from Boston for Virginia sailed.
sohrs. Only Albert Jameson.
-AS FRANCISCO, Feb Arrived, ship Ringieafer from
Baltimore. ship Highland Llghi, Tor Cork ship
Montgomery Castle BEL for Liverpool bark Doctor Pets
man iOer.), cork, via Burrard Inlet
BOSTON Feb ARRIVED steamship Neptune, Berry, from
New York Cleared. brg Jessie Rhrnaa. for AspIwal !
schrs T. Nicholson for Galveston leila Mary Riley, Mar
Y sm IT, for portland ca Philadelphia Thomas J.
Martin, Cuba L. T. Waiunore for kockpcrt to LOAD
Norfolk
Las, Hines, for New-1)rk.
PHILADELPHIA Fob D Arrived. steamships saxon, snow.
Boston Ashland, Doughty from Fall River bark os
York bark for or Falmouth, sohr Agnes H.
Bacon. brig l.. a. BARNARD al Palermo
Jan. }, loading for PHILADELPHIA NJ, -.
MOBILE Ala. Feb CLEARED ship Europa RUSS, for
WHMIsGToS N C.. Feb 2.-Clenred barks stanbo lSorl.
SOnnaDend Ger Tor Sottin; orig JOhn Pierce
for Clrien2s.
PoRTLASD Me- Feb 2-Arrvod. schrs. Curtis ron, from
Boston g. philadelphia Charles Moody, from
load for n riolk. Cleared bark Jedanosu DuDfo
vackl.
LONDON, Feb 2rhe bark Vcranda lNor.l Capt. Chris
tsphenson, has been totally wrecked AZ Bsr
r. Danish ship Dr. Brrth Capt Hansen from Bordeaux
% has put into Tenerne leaking oady
And must DOCK
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Steam hin Mcclellan hauled of Dutch Island at
1890 o'clock this murDg and proceeded having received
Tie bg,k s.iIl he before reported ha- cola. cd her
repairs Hook and sailed for Bostn this
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIVE OTTOMAN EMPIRE.

GREECE BECOMING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF PEACE
WITH sERvLA-MoSrEsEGRo TO RECEIVE con-
LONDON. Friday, Feb. 2. 1877.
Greece has notified to her representatives
abroad that NJ Comoundodros, the President Of the
Council stated to Marquis Of Salisbury that bis Gov
ernmcnt cannot undertake restrain the Greek popua-
ton in Turkey from asserting its rights This ntimaton
was given because Of failure of the Conference and
continued misrule in Turkey. -.
peace is expected with thn basis existing be-
fore the war. and with Montenegro upon slight @rrl"
rial conccssoDs.
MONTENEGRO AND TURKEY NEGOTIATING
LONDON Saturday. Feb. 3. 1877
Reuters dispatch from Constannope says the Porte
answering the Prince Of Monteneos inquiry as tn what
conditions 1t will accord basis for negotiations mas
stated it is willing TO negotiate on the basis OF the
status IN quo ante betium with rectncauon OF the
frontier.
Gen Ignatef has arrived at Brindis and the Marquis
of Salisbury has left Rome for London
RUSSIANS EXPECTED IN ROUMAHIA.
The stau9grd's Vienna correspondent reports that
Roumania ia resolved 10 grant numerous military fur-
oughs because embarrassed ms TO how to dsoand
her troops without causing nnpleasantness WIN She
Russian CORPS whose arrival expected. and concern
ing whose marching route Russia mas naue over suoo y"
Reuters telegram from bucharest announces that All
the k0umanian Ministers except ene ~ nuence
PRIMARILY IN the ChainDers IN IaNoF Vi
retroncnment Of military expenditures ,,,~
Russian Journals Gen igDaen VIII go w hisnehc"'
by way OF Vienna, and thence to ~. Petersbnrg. ~.
TIE Russian Telegraphic Agency reports tat rrince
GorchakofRs circular was dispatched on lhufSu"y
NIGHT and viii reach the Powers % Monday, -.
Goods traffic has resumed on all the Russian raH
CoSsrASrIsoPLE, Friday, Feb 2. 1877.
The Porte has sent dispatch TO it, representatives.
abroad giving notice of appointment OF three CHRIS
tans to the GovernorshIps provinces. and declaring
that the application OF che reforms is proceeding nnre
Inittingy.
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TIE INDIAN PROBLEM.

SUCCESSFUL RESULTS or rHZ POLICY PURSUED Al
RED CLOUD AGENCI-rHE lNDLaN SCOUTS.
CHFYENNE. Wy T., Feb. 2.-1he following,
fcm a Trustworthy sourcr AT the Red 'luui Agency,
dated Jan ST. gives ;ha condition of affairs at that
agency: The sioux and Arlpahoa who took part
IN the Mackenzie fight Mustered aud paid Oh
Yesterday AID greatly pleased with their treatment,
ANA are convinced tnt loyalty pays. The policy pursued
here ece last October has been successful The change
tha; has taken place IN ne attitude Oi
the Indians since The disarmament Is wonderful.
one c.u scarcely believe that the lncans
one uoyy sees here sDiu,siyely olA iug the sgos! ne
hest Of tie .gpu, bc the Those VINO last MAY
Lowgd ,uc supreme e, o,npt FOR the Government and
Us desires Tle~ ~ no news from the party VINO
wcut Que ago 10 communicates With ne hoStlle
Iut,ns 1hg Chrvruu-s died IN stealing II ponies
om tais rary IT. departure from ths poiot Last
SATURDAY, a trapper naGod Knapi. while following hir
nyucanu ON Cnttonw,u: Creek. 40 nilrs northwest ~
Fort Laramie, w.s surprised and Killed by Cheyonhes
His brother who Tae with hm at the time, eseapcd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
A BRITISH CAPITALIST EMBARRASSED.

LONDON,
The 7Imor published in The Hnanc'er yes
terlav that large mercantile in the north If III
difficulties which cannot much longer be composed Is
believed to refer TO John Crossley member OF Parliament
for Halifax who IL stated. is aocut to resign MS seat
in Parliament also the craftsmanship OF the large manu-
farring coInpany o. John CrVssey Sons lntc'l auu
also the charnanship Of the Halifax Connercia ,dhh
ing Company QimteCD The Daily feieGrdph says THESE
CONCERNS a-i not involved Mr. CrOSslcy einDaIrass
meDts The FpGncier says he lost between s3,OUouO,U
and 81 600 900 in finance operations connected WIN
the formation OF new companies.
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COL0NIsrS F0R AUSTRALIA.

oN1 HUNDRED RwIGRANTs To SAIL TO-DAY.
A few weeks ngo K. W. Cameron. late Aus
ITALIAN Commissioner % the Centennial Exposlt on,
advertised Tor eml.rInt5 to New south Wales. Tho
.orrnt IN OF colony taere has been aHhorz't by tho
australian Govtgnnien, AID statistics nave been com
p;le,i aud sent 10 MIR Cameron for circulation. Mr.
Cameron hat, had large number Of spphcants anr has
made careful selection The snip n. Boynion Is the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
MIR BEEcHERs OPINION OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH

MR. BEECHER's OPlNION OF PLYMOUTH CHbhCh'
At the Plymouth Church prayer meeting '@S'
cvenng Mr. BBecher sail that a. II va RAINY hiS"
and no reporters present. M would venture 70 *
n,.ss an opnion ID regard 10 biz hnTch lie fhcdsh
that the course had taksn in allowing perfect freedom
Of individual conscience had resulted IN making thoSe
vino had oome under lis ministrntiOns seifrrhnf, ana
edusnted them 10 u higher lie tan t"y woeic have ed
n bnu.perrd y OoetrinG Othfr SiFcii0E lie hias
traed mrs ponts by refer - TIE WORN DOING az to
bethel and the yhowtT AssiOn SPEAKING inod hi-iy
of the effects of different IuOden of instruction IN no
houEetod Mr. BscchcT denied the often repeated d'e
tiop that nnls ur Out . Iiii sad ,lai NJ"
England statlsli0s sLO ed the contrary u DC True
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03
THE sEcURITYs INDICTED OFFICERS

THE SkNURTT1E INDICTED OFFIIEIyo
BAIL GIVEN BY SECRETARY ALLEE--sIArHnEhi of
THP FORMER CORRESPONDING CLERK.
Isaac X. Allen Secretary of the Security Lille
and Annuity Company. indicted ~ The Grand Jury ior
perjury YESTERDAY appeared before Judge Gldcraooyo
In Part l. of the Court Of General Sessions. where las
bail was aKod at $4,000 stophen II. Posi- OF
No 265 Gatesaye., Brooklyn, and licnry DICK
in,ou of No 7sG Du kAiD-aye.. Brooklyn, DO
came his b1ndsInen. Tie indictment sets fOitn
TINT M The htat-'ment Of the oonipany's hs1ois,
,nnne on Feb 49, 1876 the value OF real estate "S
given AZ 400 cost value Of bonds aud stoch soo2
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THE DIRECT CABLE COMPANY.
TnNpnS ErinuU tpn y

LONION, FTiIlyi TOU - I7'
A meeting of the members of the Direct
United states Cable Company held this afternoon.
The malgamation party proposed resolution appoint
ing committee to consider the proposed union TnS
resolution was defeated division. but poll was de
anded the result of when Will be announcer on MOI
dav II il beeyed that the resolution has been rejected
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FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN FRANCE.
London. FrldaY, Feb. 2, lsII.

Reuters dispatch from Paris says the severe
sentence passed the editor Of the Do'ts de
creating excitement in parliamentary circles mee'lhs
OF the Left held to-day, at which tie GamoetuslS
wore esncciav prominent Ii ia expected that the Left
will lntrruellae the Government Oh the suJecI, lue
IeTt consider tha law which admits Of such seventies
aho ha iupd
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NEW YORK WIGS BANRS.

OFFICIAL REPORTS OF FIVE OF TIKI SMALLER INsTI-
UTIoNs-wTTHDRAwALs GENERALLY GREATER
THAN DEPOSITS.
lFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE J
ALBANY, Feb. 2.-The accompanying reports
of of city savings banks which have just been
received at the Banking Department highly sug-
gestve OF the condition Of the middle classes Of the
city II will be that most of the banks 30 far re-
porting chow reduction in the number 81 depostOrs
"open accounts" and less amount deposited than
wtd during the year. while the aggre gate surplus
OF the banks Is apparently greater.
DRY DOCK SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Resources.
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RErNsURING THE METROPOLITAN POLICIES.

On the petition of C. E. Appleby, receiver
OF the metropolitan Fire Insurance Company OF New
Yors, order issued yesterday by Judge Gilbert in
Brooklyn authorizing the carrying ont of agreement
with the Continental Fire Insurance Company
Of New-York. by which the latter shall de-
liver it, policies to the holders in the Metro
potan for the unexpred terms their delivering up
receiver 10 20 per Of The unearned part OF the
PR mums such policies. The receiver is authorized
To cancel policies not surrendered such terms ~ he
a., and to such risks and policies as he
may not cancel.
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work themselves out The conference broke without
acting the general question Resolutions were adopted
however, calling for the introduction OF small United
States coins and the abolition of the hit" system, by
which no coin smaller live cents ia recognized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03

A recent orator agl9w with the enthusiasm Of the
Centennial year said This il the glorious Of steam Of
the telegraph printing religious tOeraiion OF
scientific enthIsasm-n Of universal prOgress ne
forgetf speaker Numbered not adding aHd OF B. l. Bah
BITI's TOILET SOAP"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-03

THE TRIBUNE has received so from an nm
known for ~; JONAS Guild, AID - rom he
contributions Ms v GHsuns Sunday noel class II
cir at Norwich Town, Conn. To- deseryne purr 0sc
Inc ,ricr the Young Ladies' Christian
A. ociaton, which does great good nR poor and DO
serving young women, and has great OIL FUNDS
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MIDNIGHT WEA THER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle and Eastern States rising
barometer north 10 winds, and cooler clearing
weather folio wing light rain or snow
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

- diagram shows variations IN this city by tenths
pr division u time for TIC = nour
white line represents the OSCILLATIONS OF
The mercury during thos- n01Ts.
TRIBUNE OFFICE Feb. g. l a. m-Ycsterdav's curve OF
air pressure bore indications OF the ranstorm that
waa in progress which developed from remote
southwestern region with marked rapdiy. Temporal
tlre ranged with T., enncss above 400 failing to 800 at
midnight The present rain is not likely TO he or long
continuance.
Clearing aid somewhat colder weather may DC eS-
nact.d I'm IN CITY and vicinity to-day. with WeStrr
winds. Tomorrow Is keiy to ne pleasant aud trliie
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A.-Ths Charity Ball.
TEE MAGNIFICENT TOILETS WORN
AND WHO WORE THEM.
SIZE THE SUNDAY MERCURY
for tomorrow. Feb. 4.

P,rkcr,s Ginger Tonic, by correcting acdity Of tho
ana promoting healthy secreions overcoes rhcun
II ~ ~
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5uerla! Notices.


Physician Wanted JUROR partner in IN 9rce business
King, Tribune once, SO- " ut <a,t-st
Chinese and Japanese Depot:
Just yct. lsr steamers
ANTIQUE VASES, BOWLS, CT RIOS,
FLOWER P')TS GA RbfN- oIAr-, PLATES. &c.
hIOTO AND HIZEN TErE-A-rErE SITS.
CHOICE FAMILY TEAS, CHEAP.
PARKE'S, 1856 Frontst, Buriingsap.
keep sells the best and cheapest SHIRTS the world
COLA S elegant sly es best qg4v. y 90 dOhJ
six ior roc 81 BroaGway
I,amrriane. tho new Cigarette. q de..cous Of
penque Vanity FAIR unlike al others. 10y Nm y KIM
BALL & 90. a. HEN ~ Co. sole Agents. * lib"rt ~
Lamps oil Fixtures Gn- Burners. Gas and Oh Heat
ng -tsvos The best Of zach ciss at bAhrLEri Ot0
Broadway Depot city, Boulevard s1d street Lamps
Pateuts Trademarks, &C..
secured IN the United states anu ioruxn countries Dy
Arthur V. BklESEN'S PAL ENI AGi-ACl.
2Js broadway Nc~-l orr.
Best references send or book ~ instruction
PostsIace Notice. Tor the Seck ending
sATt RDAN Feb 3 1871 a1li ciose at his on,e VI ~ -,
DAY NJ II m. Europe, by steamship WISCONSIN,
GncohstoNu. on NEDN EssDAi a. N. ior Europe ~
s0s.rsp Auysl, tIrn, on TIL tslAA1t ~ 20
EdTop. steamship NielaiG Via plymouth. Nker
hourg and Hamburg. > ATU EDAY ~ 6;3o a. fpr
Europe by steamship Celtic Queenstown .c0EIts op
-nro LOT Germany and scotland 20 be iorDerted ~
Inns must no specially athrcssed. snd AZ = a
m, scotland arr -, Oy Steamship Victoria wa GL.s
via and Breaen. The steamships Wisconsin,
Aby slia and Celtic do mails DcpiUars
Norway Inc haIs for the West Indies VIA Havana
Will Leave Men York Jan 81. The mails for iofto hio0
direct win New.fort Feb l. The mails for Nassau,
A. p Nos-luk Fcb 3. The u.ss Ger China sud
"~ 49, Vs. 4. l. JAMES, rostmasiez.
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HARRIEU.

-ATTINELLI-On Jan. 90 1877. at the residences
o. The brides family by krv. .. Il. Frotmngham.
lose 4. Celeste C. Atnelh 10th OF this city
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LONDON Feb. q Sailed to-day Guardian capt PAYNE
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three Tor ryDee.