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screen with ebony frame inad with gilt has centre Of
pae-bue satin embroidered IN handsome designs ana
finished with a band OF maroon velvet An ebony
oh ir, exquistey carved Ia Upholstered in satin bro
caded with pescOcks and humming birds fancy table
OF ebony inlad with gilt, has the top covered with
velvet and flushed with YAK lace. plain ebony
table has hand painted panels library table has clOth
ton Oh drawer, at the side reaching 10 he hOOr.
Queen Anne bed room suite in black and French
walnut, inlsld with white holly aud with spndles Of
white holly and ebony very handsome as is some
what similar with the ton ulaid in different design.
novel mantel and mantel frame Is of maroon silk ush
trimmed with fringe and brass holdings. The mantel
frame has shelves for breADrac either side or TIL
bcvel glass An ctagonsbaped corner chair OF ebony
IS upholstered In drab and tan brocade satin.
with lapels OF plain black SATIN, trimmed with fringe
Corner lounges are among the newest pieces OF furniture
and are shown here In elegant desi gns. Hand
some ebony cabinets with japanese carvings
and ivory panels have bric-a.brao shelves and
are finished top and bottom With brass spindles.
An octagon-shaped table made entirely OF brass.
with the exception OF the top and SHELF.
which are covered with garnet silk plush.
IA one OF the articles that attract a great manv
holiday present seekers. New for par0r tables
are made IN erals to match the furniture used for
haNdsOme tables thew made small enough TO leave
exposed the ends OF the table covering Ony the CENTRE
and are finished with panels and fringe TO match those
Oh the furniture
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CONCERTS TO COME.

The second concert of the New-York Philhar-
monte Society takes place this week. The will
play the q" Eroica" symphony, the PastOrae from the
"symphonie Fantastiaue" Of Beroz and Fantasia
after Dante" inspired by the episode Of Francesca da
Rimni, by TschaikOwsky. Miss Hauk will sing.
The second OF Mr.. Carberg's symphony concerts, at
Chickering Hail. is to be given the 2Sth instant The
programme includes Bargiel's "Medea overture an
orchestral Romanza from sue), by Mr.. II. W. Nlchoi.
Of this city. Mcndelssohns Scotch symphony. and Bee
tboyens major pianoforte concerto No, A. PLAYED by
Mr. s. b. Mills. Mrs Anna Granger Dow will sing.
The third concert OF the NewYOrk Symphony Society,"
under DR. DamrOsch is announced for January 4. The
second concert Of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society
will take place January -. when Thomas will con-
duct performance Of Mendelssohus Scotch symphony
Miss Annie Cary has been engaged for this
cert.
The usual Christmas performance OF the Messiah 1"
by the Sew-York Oratoro Society is 20 be given Sat
urday evening, December % Miss Hauk, Miss Drasil,
Mr. Simpson and Mr.. Remmertz are engaged for the
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Bark WIN y Cloves Dickerson Providence, in ballast to
Evans. Ball q Co. -.
10 Punch. Edge q Co.
wIND-Sunset-At INDY Hook, moderate. n; coEiy. Az
City Island. HgAt NV: cloudy.
FOREIGN PORTS. :
orEEysrowx Dee l4-Arr str Atyssinit from Ne" York
for Liv 'TD0OL
BRISTOL Dec l4.-Saled. str Devon. for Scwf9rk
LONDON Dec l5tr - laurent nom NeNf Ork FOR lsTra
on the Lizard NJ 5:2O M 10 day.
QUEENSTOWN Dec l5Ars;rCity Of New YORK. from lew.
York for l. verDOol.
PLYMOUTH. Dec l5.-Arr str Prisia. from Nsw-YorS
DISASTERS
the NSras has lust publisher the
follow maritime disasters Tcppted curing the
month of October 1873 cone, ruuR al flags: 80
sailing reported lost ~ Er fish - Aercan 10
NOrSegia". ~ FIRE ch eman, Dutch ital2n Dan
IN Austrian Srauisl Russian. swedish. AeXicSp
SicaFaguan Portuguese and which The p9tO1sly 10
unknown tota l3J In this number included vessels
ted missing
STEAMERS reported lost ENGLISH. American; Belgsn
French. Dutch TIA IAN l Russian total To- In
number ID Included steamer reported missing.
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SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS.

Last evenings concert at Booths Theatre
was unusually pleasant Tie artists engaged IN 1t
were pretty much the those of the
previous concerts. but there were several novelties
on the programme which lent attractyeness to the
occasion beyond the common. NJ. Remenyi, the violin
ist was the central feature of the evening, and he
PLAYED most delightfully."-. Among his selections
were FrnSt's Fantasia on Z" II Pirata," in which
he vas hea I'd for the first me and which he played with
unwontcd briliancy. q clever arrangement OF the
Bridal Procession" from the second act OF " L.
hencriu," also a novelty. wonderfully taking trans
position OF schubert's Barcaroe," and waltz
by Chopin. AS an encore, be played his own Naise
Noble" Several members OF the MaPlesOn Ouerd Com
pauy coUpera,ed with him. Among them
were Mile. Parodi. Nine. Suico anu Mmc
Plsani, who sang the BrindIsi from " Luz
crezia very charmiDRy, and In manner
very evidently TO delight her audience Miss Amcs sang
an aria win extol Thee from Sir Michael Cosa's
ELL" merry much better than Is her Among the
gentleu en- sIgnor CampObeo, who was superb voice.
sang GounOds Nazareth" with great dignity, aud
afterward Nancy Lee" very brilliantly sgnor Del
PueDte sang the ToreadOr" from Carmen" Fra
POLL and Fob also sang, and Mr. Quicken played very
excellently.
At the Grand Opera House, Mm'. di Mmsba
VIII absent the city for time
made her temperance in connection with Gil
mOres band and several soloists. She sang the Mad
Scene from Ambrose Thomas's " Hamlet" aud or
two other selections. Professor HILL susin, Levy and
Dir. Mackn were the other artists concerned.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Lester Wallack will act at his own
theatre some time in January.
Mr.. BOucicault will appear at the Grand
Opera House on December 80 in " The Shsugiraun."
Mr.. StetsOn's burlesque troupe will be brought
forward tonight, Mt Booths Theatre In Mr. C. Goodwins
buuesque OF " Eyangent"
Mr.. Samuel Colyille's Burlcsque Troupe will
succeed "TAe Comedy of Errors at tho Park Theatre
appearing December %.
Mr.. James Steele Mackayc has written a
drana,-oi which report speaks in most ausprciou-
wOrds-cslled In the DARK" which ism preparation
at Wdiack's Theatre.
Professor Locke Richardson will give an
other ais fine sAaRcspearean recltals, "Wednesday
corning AZ The Union League Theatre The play chosen
Tor tins effort r. Renee and juliet"
The continuance is TO be noted of Mr.. b.
Nacouay, as Uncle DGnI at the broadway Theatre /;
Miss ClaXton, Mrs. Ling and their associates Tue
Double Marriage, al the Lyceum; Crane and Robson.
in The Comedy Errors" at the PARK Theatre The
Bankers Daughter" at tho Union Square any Son :"
at WaacRs; "Cmdcre'la" 1.-THE Aquarium aud lar.,s
aud vOcaism at the Opera House OF the San Francisco
MlnEtTels.
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ALLEN-In this city, on saturday December Ii. william
Mortimer. OF stephen llcu. aged 81 years. 40
Funeral will he held AZ Church OF All souls faVe
O'clock Itis requt sted that no flowers be sent
DAVIS-In Brooklyn, December ii. 1878 after lingering
Illness. Gilbert 3. 'ayls. -, -. A..
Monday the 16ih inst ron Cnutoh ANo
Congress RATIONAL Church (Dr. BudngtOnsj AT D. u
Friends respectfully invited 10 attend.
DISOSWAYOn sunday, December 10, after lingering l
Jacob Disosway, In tbs SD year Of his age
family -ctfuy invited 20
attend funeral from his late residence, II ~ Llkes
place "Wednesday. 18th insr, AZ IL o'clock.
Intement at MOraylan Cemetery, y l.
GARNETT-On saturday, December II, ~ pneumonia,
George G.. Garnet. aged ~ year, and mOnih
and friends respectfully invitsl 70 attfnu
funeral ll3O D. Monday, December lb Iou
his late residence. No. 2l0 West Ilth st. No flowers.
HENRY-In BROOKLYN v y. December l3 1878 Mrs. Jose
Vhne Henry, wife O JOhn T. Henry aud daughter
OF PRO cssor solomon Earrrlt, Of Aairid y. y. -,
Funeral viii be held t"Uday next IN waterbury, W.
ODDY-On sunday morning, December 10 Caroline j. VIE
oil John Oddly. -
81 bJds, tuesday moiuhS'
l7thIusJ. at lU:JO o'clock.
KOGERS-At Great Neck, L. T. 18Th INST, OF pneumonia.
H. Charles W IOgcrs, and daughter oil BclJa
m n and the late Elizabeth Hicks.
FRIENDS family attend the tunora al Nor
fathers house 1870 D. day (,mdly loth mt
Carriages attendance the arrival OF the tialn
leaving Long Island Guy at 1880 a. IN.
STNNE sunday, December Is. at his residence Ia
Cambridge Mass Francis sumner, ESQ., IN the UOh ear u
his
Tho funeral will be on "wednesday afternoon.
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preferred the next morning. and pending examination
he was sent TO the RAYMOND street Jail sdilrday
and exposure.
The fact that two gambling resorts IN
the First Precinct have been broken no within SIX
months by Inspector waddy and the Central Ohce de-
tectiyes has led the Police Commissioners to make an
investigation IN order to ascertain why the police OF that
precinct permitted these places to exist Ac OrdlDgy
charges nave been preferred against Captain smith, the
four scrgeants rouudsmen and oatrolmen.
Judge Reynolds in the Brooklyn City Court,
Saturday, granted absolute divorce to Mrs Christina
Ferchand from her husband, Dr. Charles Ferchland OF
No. 257 seventeenthst Dr. Forcbland first brought an
action for absolute divorce from hs wife, charging i'm
proper intimacy with stable boy named George
Palmer The jury found for tn, defendant, however,
then the suit ended was begun large amount
testimony taken by the referee, Edward B!anlA
who ed few weeks ago Ho reported N favor OF tne
a'ntif end the report Bfs ut "eeD confirmed Judge
Reynolds aceords The custody Of the child To Mrs Fero
land. ard directs the defendant t6pay hr IS a wees
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PARLoR FURAITORE IN AEW DESIGNS.

FEW or THE PRETTY THINGS THE HOLIDAY PUn-
CHASER MAY FIND Ar d. L. SOLOMON SONS
b. l.. Solomon g. Sons, Broadway, cODtem-
plate removal TO Unon-square about February !. On
OF this change. they Offering rare BARGAINS
IA they wish to reduce their STOCK AS much
possible before removal. Tho stock comprises
SOME OF the finest goods TO be found IA their
spcciates. New goods are shown In rosewood and
hogany. that taking the place IA measure OF the
ebonized wood popular OF late. A writing desk OF
these woods has rustic scene inlad the cover.
handsomely carved ebony table has mOuntpgs Of
brass across the top. japanese nest tables are
inlaid In Japanese designs in pearl, and the
set or nest comprises four tables so arranged
that they slide one under the other until there appears
10 be only one table. Dressing screens have painted
panels side the other Is nnisned with raw siik
with a band OF plush at the top and bottom. tIe
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5perial Notices.

Al special Term OF the supreme Court held AZ the Sn
pIcms TIE tlty u Albany! NtN-l Oh, On
The ! TN day o.. d. cember 1873.
Present Hon. w. T. learned Justice
~UpkLAE COURT.
In o the Guardian Mutual Life Insurance Com.
NpN-N ore CITY.
In me tie Reserve Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany Il New OK CITY. =,
The matter OF The OWS ana orphans BeIenI Lac ih'
suua.ce Company OF NeS-N0rk. o.
In the matter NewYOrk state Lie Insurance Com
paUy II tine C,'y of ~ !acUse y. y ,-
non reading the petition Of John Smyth superintendent
he aI OF court enable him to determine the policy
AoIers TO them respectively IN the above
cUile companies, SOFAS 10 OtIloue The aSals Oh INC
securities held Dy him security Tor sai pocy.hodeIs,
heretofore appointed the above entitled companies
after hearing IA. HAIRS OF counsel OF SAID
W Peekham OF counsel for said Recover.
AID W. Paige On behalf ut the Al oruey neral IL Is
tendn noticed brought for hearing This day be adj
the 10Th DAY January next at lOOc0ck IN the
forenoon chambers Of he said Justice the city
Albany. ana that in The meantime notice be gwen
COZ of this paper in he CIty Of any.
the in the CITY Ot NcWlOrk called 81 lie
New. York Tribune aId The NewYork Herald" twice In
csc that respective pcy holders IN the respective
Copa above named present 10 the S3d sprclS cru on
sad day and ri Tire sac tme az The office
the C1ty II Albany, NcwlOrk their re-
slcrvr claims policy holders upon the .at scCITuus
a. ii Supcrn, rndent Tor SAM polly holders IN orler
that sau superintendent may make distribution thereof 10
uucy holders entitled thereto In The amour that may Do
And ordered that the said superintendent VI tlo
Insurance Department ard NAL copy this order
respective pOLcyholdels 20 their respective
places residence lar lie uay DO able 70 ascertain Tho
Entered " l.. l.. JOHN LARKIN, Clerk.
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Christina. Appeal for the Poor Children.


with is cod and GluFtr and poverty for tho
Those who enjoy the bless
If they cond bn0 cheer and comfort 10 tho
homeless and unfortunate htll ones OF the CIV,
Tie CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY o. NcW-lOTk has now.
for been abOrDr among these poor child
and clothing n the Injustr al schools,
pOvdng with homes In The West and Othef parts n the
country thus seeking 10 raise up those Who are the lowest
neglected.
sonf s,isauce fun tic Tot Iuaic.
Fifty dollars will three homeless children 20 home
hundred dollars viii put shoes Un the naAel icet OF
one hundred dollars viii provide dinners for hun
The Christmas gtrs in his season good viii bring
happiness thousands the cGdren under our charge
y" 40 VIII H''0 " ''--' " G. l. BRACE Secretary.
Chdren's Aid Society, 10 East 4ths ST., Ne"'iork.
o; proy lions clothing may be sent TO the Central
Oce II East Ihs New York, or "ul be called Tor Inc
address be forwarded .,- -,
II in checks Office pay abe " tho
0'u'i VI "'O' - w. WI A. BOOTH. President
Third National Bank 20 Ntsssu-st.
GEORGE :. COE Treasurer.
American Exchange National Bank. l2o BROADWAY,
e. l. BRACE secretary,
10 East 4tb.st., Now.lOrk.
WORK OF TIE YEAR.
There during the pasy az our SIX lodgnghouse
"A and girls; 2B4C45 meals and lJS.lS1
gnrs were supplied the twenty day and twelve
led and clothed 900 og4 ala wers snpphel 3ss were
serr 10 nomes In the west 22l9 were aided with food
nao cine SC through the sick Chdren's Mission " 1905
the Seaside home
ug onf per week. Cos girls have been instructed in
I6e use sewing caine IN tie Girls Lodging House
schools There have OeeG $3.50 orp ans
Penny SAVINGS Banks Total inter under charge the
during the year was 3l,SOb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
EDWIN BOOTHS EXIT.

Edwin Booth took his farewell of this pub
lac on Saturday night the Fifth Avenue Theatre. lie
acted Hamlet and. as he CHANGED to be in poctic1
and brilliant mood, his performance high III quality,
beautiful in treatment and worthy of his genius mis-
fame. The audience, which large manifested Its
delight in cordial and frequent plAud,ts-calling
him before the curtain al the end Of the closet
scene and three times the end OF the tragedy This
brilliant occasion ty concluded the five weeks OF noble
exertlon and high intellectual pleasure that Edwin
Booth has so ably filed and richly reigbted at the Filth
Avenue Theatre. The actors work. during this period,
has been equally diversified. arduOus and thor
Ougb. lie has acted HdDsiet, OheilO IagO, HING
Lear, Richard ne Second, Shyiock Richclteu,
Richard he Third, Bertuccio Ray Bias.
Ieirekio and Claude AelROte. This OF course Ia not
the whole OF Mr. Booths usual repertory whion iu-
ciudes, besides these parts Macbeth, Cardinal WoissV
Benedict, Don Cesar de Ba.Gn. Payne's Br1ttus the
Stronger and shakespeare's B,1tus, Cassus and Hare
AEtOns He was accustomed. in former years. to act
also Pcsearo Sir Bdoard Asrtimer, SIR GILES OoerreGoh
and Raphael but these latter characters he
has recently laid aside Those which he
tains are certainly sufficient. 1t is not the
number Of parts an actor plays that constitutes hts
strength or reveals his 1t is the height fine
ness ana diversity OF mind and spirit the depth OF feel
Ing the control of action the knowledge Of human
nature the faculty OF smuaton and the trained ability
combined in his treatment any one part which, taken
altogether. make up his 1t would be a refreshment
doubt TO see Edwin Booth in such parts as Rernr
and nBoH; but It's not 10 be supposed that lie would
therein mako fuller exhibition than he has already
made e tue peeulares OF his powers and the resources
Of bis nature Such as be Is, be stands forth in clear
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"
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in earh for my policies Nos l0J220 aud lO5,22l, or
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cut Mutual and regularly less th8n The Massachu
sets Mutual This year. believe Is the largest nave
bad OF yours 10 per cent; when the other TWO nud
have declared % and % per cent? consequently. Iwdnt
10 change 10 those eoDpanies As 70 the representations
made by your agent, o. i. CuITaD, they have proved
grossly false. spoke how satisfactorily the MUTUAL
LIFE had proved In some endowment policies had OF
them some years ago, and no assured me that after
The drst year your COMPANY would compare favoraDy
with them or any other cOmpany-instead OF winch
yours has been all the time from 10 Is per cent
behind their dividends. An early will o6llge,
Yours truly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
MCCULLOUGH IN CORIOLANUs.

1t does not seem like a common chance
that hrings ~ TIE public simultaneously on IN"
local stage two such Jefferson and McCuoush
tue former the finest genius IN comedy tna DOR age
has Produced the latter the foremost representative.
since Forrest died. of the heroic element In tragedy MI
Mccullough viii appear tonight al the Grand Opera
Houze and VIII act SBakespPares COr,otdnns.
This great part has not been attempted here
since Forrest acted IL. about hfteen years
ago. at Nbo's. Mr. Mccullough mas acted 1t IL other
ctirs but not yet ii New YORK. How well the Roman
becomes this actor, all persons know who have seen hm
In Experimentation is 10 admire, with tears not
less than piaudIts lie should prove stately presence
aud "a royal type OF manhood Ia CoriOidIus. The ruG
cv Is to be set with elaborate scenery upon tue spa.
cOus stage ofsthe Opera House and viii prevail there
during the next weeks. The principal features %
the cast are these
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
.IEEFEHSON.

The rc-cntrance of Mr.. jefferson upon the
local STAGE after NOR than year OF absence, VIII Do
effected o-nigh, the FIiu Avenue Theatre and will,
no duub n heretofore, make occasion o. public joy
The presence Of this comedian means the diffusion Of
cucery, delightful humOr delicate droIirIy, gentle
patlos and fine humanity; and It means also.
the brilliant illustration OF thoroughly right and
beautiful method ~ arrstIc treatment There Is n per
sunaton the stage OF to-day that can compare with
Jefcr6ons Rip Van WinkIe 10 the quality that aTdkcns
love- and there audiences 10 be which seem
So nappy a. his. Rip Van W!nAio' viii be set upon
the Fi!th Avenue stage with scruous care and prtuf
osGuc and romantic scenery, ana will be gwen with
iudicous cast Of the subsidiary pnrts Mr.. fcGson'r
engagement Is 10 last three weeks These the CArf
fcntnrcs OF the cast n.ide from Jefferson him.of:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-16
THE THIRD AVENUE STRIKE.

A lawyer who said he was counsel for the
Third Avenue Railroad Company called last night al
Police Headquarters and had interview with snper-
iutendent Wang upon the subject of the threatened
stIikr. lie said that the company determined
under Cirrumsta to Yield to TIE men.
The superintendent promised ample police protection 10
preserve peace In of the uptown precincts the
reIrvcs warned TO be in readiness for duty to-day
Detectives who among The men all day reported 70
Captain Iulc the TgentycigIth Precinct last night
that the strike would take place this morning al
,'rlp,k
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WRECK OF AN IRON STEAMER.

HALIFAX, Dec. 15.-The iron screw steamer
Kate, OF whitley. England, from Galveston. cotton
laden for Havre struck Long Bar, westward Of Ber
muda Issnd on the night OF the lst inst Although sbe
afOa received such daIuage as caused heI
lead badly that her fires ngnisned at day
light The dOckyard authorities sent assistance, bur the
vessel was LEAKING much that she had 10 be run
aground at Tuckerst0n Bay, where she became total
wreck. The portion OF her cargo will be saved
In damaged condition.
IE0r othsr EDref1n Ners FfrEt Pdqel
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Ihe Raw. Hrnrr wand Reecher wrt.es ps tollow.:

The Rev. Henry Ward Beerher writes as follows:
BROOKLYN, y. Y, Dee. ~, 1873
| have used the essence of beef prepared by
she Iondon Manufacturing COMPANY & fiieo In New
York; and can commend IL wlthOut hesitation AS adj
mrable for not only the sick bur TO- all who on
Journeys pier oyages desire the condensed strength
Of beef In most agreeable and Dalatabo form. ave
had experience wb the other products OF the London
company, but of this speas unhesitatingly.
HENRY WAED BEEcHER
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Now Ready.
THIS, son OF VULCAN.
WALTER BEsANr AND JAMES RICE;
Authors Of
WITH HARP AND CROWN"
THE GOLDEN BUTTERFLY"
1.-THE CASE OF MR.. LEECRAFT." &C.
THIS VERY INTERESTING STORY IS NOW
ISSUED COMPLETE. BEING NO. 10 OF
THE TRIBUNE NOVEL EXTRAS.
So PAGES. TRIBUNE WEEKLY SIZE.
PRICE TEN CENTS.
'sEST BY NAIL on RECEIPT OF PRICE.
Addres, THE Tribune
NETWORK.
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LIFE INSURANCE AGAIN.

ANOTHER PHASE OF THE CONTROVERSY.
SOME SUGGESTIVE COMPARISONS DRAWN BY DIS
SATISFIED POLICY-HOIDKR.
On the 10Th of March, 1874, a policy for
S. 600 was taken out In the NowYork Life Insurance
Company, ny a gentleman residing in Chicago, than
whom none Il better or moro favOfaby known.
On the day Policy precisely like 1t taken IN
TIE MUTUALLIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
YORK The annual dividends upon the two policies
have been as folOws
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xhaustIouA nSiI, comprising series
delivered at KshGs Ma,eam Of AnAomy New
YOrz and premature decline showing
dispuaby how lost health may he renamed afoaing ee
synopsis OF the impednenIs 10 marriage sn the ueatnee
and physical debility being the result OF 20 years er
perience BY mail Zoe eurrsDcy OF postage samps AaatoS
Secretary, kAHS's Museum, Sos BtOadWsS No"'iotA
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An OLD FLAGMAN KILLED.

PoCGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Dec. 15.-James Mar
tin, one OF the oldest Gagmen the Hudson River Rail-
road was struck a train this morning, at Fishkl
Landing, and Instantly killed
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IOHN LARKIN. Clerk.
Bangs s, Co., 656 BroIdw.

VIII sell = ton.
MONDAY and TUESDAY evenings. at 7:2O o'clock.
4 PRIVATE COLLECTION OF ESGRAVINGS and ETCH.
INGs by the GREAT MASTERS OF the Art:
BARroLoZZI, BERGHEM. BOTH, c. BEGA CALLoT.
CORNELIUS CORT. DURER, CLAUDE LOR
RAINE, PHILIP GALE. HOLLAR. PIC.
ART II. GOLTZIUs. PAUL POTTER
LUCAS VAN -,EYDEE p. w.
TOcrRISs. SALVADOR
PO-A, REMBRANDT,
JOHN VISSCHFR, VAN
OSTADE, ANTHONY WATER
LOO J. T.. WILLIE, FRANCISCO
ZICHAkELIi AID Others.
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HOME NE US.
II ERMOME.

YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs NO.
2Is BROADWAY
pa. m. AZ. Noon. 42". p NJ 4o'. Nidnieht 957
Highest dur1rV G dav 40 Lowest 35.
sraFe 40A'. same day, 1877. 43h'
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE MARRIAGE OF THE DANISH PRINCESS.
CoPESHAGEN, Dec. Is, 1873
The marriage of the Princess Thyra to the
Duke OF Cumberland will take place the 21st inst. as
originally intended.