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‘had offtred uitable rewards, and hed sent a company of soldiers in search of them, atiended by an itinerant court Yo mfict summary punishment. Reference is made to Lie Cifficuities with Judge Lecompte, whom Gov. Geary obarges with having obstructed hie efforis to preserve poece by an exhibition of partialtty. ‘The day was spent in the House over # resolution op- posing @ re-opening of the slave trade, There was no ‘epposition to the object of the resolution itsself, but Par- Bameniary tactics were brought into sction to make out eapital of it. The squabble continued during nearly tho whole day. No business was transacted, ‘The Committee on Foreign Affairs are prepared to re- _porta bill to parchaso the poskescory right of the Hud- son's Bay and Puget’s Soand Agriculinral Company, for which the commitvee will ask an appropriation of two Qandred and Gfty thousand dollars, which amount, it ! gald, will bo sufficient to satisly the company. Tne same eommitice bave also matured another French Spoliation Dill, which they are ready to report, and which in sub- stanco is the samo es tha; pnesed two years azo. ‘The friends of the French Spoitation bill claim that the prospects for its passage aro now better than ever bofore, @veu Over & veto, if one should be interposed by the Bxecutive. Altbongh the eggregate amount of claims is few millions of dolisrs, one helf of that eum, as heretofore, te the basis proposed to be appropriated as & matter of eompro mise. ‘The Committee of Ways und Means of the House of Representatives will soon report a bill giving to each ‘wranch of Congress outire contro) over tts contingent fund —tn effect making the auditing by the Committee of Ac- eonnts final, without interference by tho First Comptroller @f the Preasury, who, by virtue of his office, claims a sepervisory power (as has been heretofore) and which the commitice resist. ‘ho instructions which are to accompany the now Di- plomstic and Consular Dill, whicb goes into effect on the ‘Ist of January, are ready for dotivery. ‘The argament commenced before the Supreme Court to day in the case of Dred Scott (tree negro) of Missouri, ‘Mr. Biatr, his on'y counsel, stating that he had been un- bie to procure any assistance in the case. Mr. Seward had no time, ard Hale, Fessenden and oihers, were too wesy. Hon. Reverdy Johnson and Senator Geyer appear em tho opposite side. The argument will oontiaue till ‘Thoradsy cext. Gen. James Shiclis appeared to-day in We Senate chamber. f The presentment mado by the Grand Jury of Boston of the court room as a puisance, was received and referred to the Judiciary Commitiee. Edgar M. Garnell, of Virginia, has been appointed as- sistant clerk in the Court of Claims, ata salary of $2,000 per anpum. Tam informed this evening that Alexander H. Stephens, ef Georgia, has challenged a genticman by the name of BUM, who was a Fillmore elector in Georgia. The difii- euky ‘a of & political nature—a «uestion of voracity be- tween them. THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. Senate. ‘Wasmxotom, Dec. 15, 1856, PURLLO BUILDINGS AT DUBUQUE, @e motion of Mr. Jonze, (cem) of tows, the Commit- tee on Commerce was directed to inquire into the expo- @ency of macng ao further appropriation of $30,000 for the enlargement of the Custom House and Post Office at Bubdaque. THE 1OWA SBNNTORSILP, @a the motion, also, of Mr. Jowms, the credentials of Mr. James Harlan, Senator from Jowa, with the protost of the Benate of thai Siste rulative thereto, were taken up for cone:deration Mr. Hariax, (rep.) of lowa, proceeded to speak on ‘the sabject, stating the facts with relation to his election, aad citing the provisions in the covstitntton of the Uniiet Mates, and the laws of Iowa, bearing on the case. Ho = he should not object to the subject being referred to the Judiciary Coramitiee, a8 moved, aith tne Com wee yea compured of those who were pulitically op wr. pared (dem ) of Del., remarked—aAs it had been Mumeied the; tho Senator whose reat is contested had Do friec ds on the Committes of the J the matter should be referred to a nelect committee. ‘were precedents for such a course. Mr. Sewaxn, (rep.) of N. Y., aid that when commit tere wore organized We minority objected to their ar- rapgement for the reasur tbat ‘he minority were not ted oa important committees as they ought to De. ana general thing he would prefor these questions Wo go Wo the regular standing comabitees, bat it was the Fight of the Senator from low altbough be had not in. ateted upos that right, lo have some poiitical frien4 upon te committee which was to act opon bis case. Mr. Boren, (dem.) of 8 C., observed be should pave =e much regard for his reputation as a lawyer to alow ule judgment on legs! and constitutions: que-tion to be Blessed Ly port cal feelings, but he would prefer the suo- mg g0 W 8 select Committee, comy osed of the oldest Mesars, Hare, (rep) of N. H., and Fmexyney, (rep.) ef Mo, preferred that the weual conrse snould be pur- wved. ‘The su>ject was then referred to the Committee on the Judiciary, by yeas 31; ways 1° THE TAY CONGARERMEN, G0 motion of Mr HaLx a resolutioa was adopted in- @ructing the Committe on the Judiciary wo inquire whether any further jogisiation in pecessary to carry into efient the ect regulating whe compensation of members of Googrese, passed Aveust last OVERLAND MATL 10 BAN FRANCISCO, Mr. Howstos, (K. N.) of Texas, gave notice of bis jaten. tion (0 iniroau ‘ea Dil! providing for the estabhehment of B Mail route and for carryiog & semi weekly overland ‘mail from the Miseissipp! river to San Fraacisoo, THE ACCOUNTS 0} KEVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS, The Houre bill proviaing for tne reti!ement of accounts of officers of the Revolutionary war and their widows ‘and orphace was then discussed till the adjouramont, 4 \journed, House of Kepresentatives, Wasninutom, Des, 16, 1856, THB AVRICAN SLAVE TRADE. Mr. Ernmawox, (K. N.) of Toon., submittet the follow- tog resolution, which was rewd for information:— age by bo yg regard all sugi pevtiene or pt 7 shions of every kind, by whomevever made, for a revival of fhe sinve trade ae shocking to the moral = t4 01 tbe en tend portion of mankind, and that any act oa the part of sean, legialating for, couniviog ac or logelizing that bord apd wbuman traffic would jusily sulgect the Untied States to the reproach and execration of ali civilized and € peop ie throughout the world. Otjcetion was made to the introduction of the reso- ution, Mr. Camrwmia, (rep.) of Obio, demanded the ayes and mayer. Mr, Warnar, (K. N.) of Als., asked whether, if the Bouse should susperd the relies, it was the purpose of Mr. Eiheri¢ge to move the previous question om the adoption of resolation, in order to cut off debate. Mr, krngxpes repliee that the resolation contained © eet! evident proow tion, He prevumed thatevery geatie- Pgh ght subject. He would not dis- couse it, but woule move the previors question. ‘My. Jowrs, (dem.) of Tenn., wented Mr. Etheridge to leave out the argument in the retolation, saying ho was aa much Oppoeea to the one of the al slave trade as bis colleague. (fle was bere called to ordor by the Speaker, who seid that debate was inadmissible at this timo ) paid oy on not be gagged by either the ir or any body Mr, Own. (dem ) Sen 4 "Oy \netectuaity strove to subst). tue, Lp “hie vexpodiont 10 repeal the iaws pron). biting the African slave trade.” Mr. Etheridge’# motion to 1 the rales to enable him fo Introduce bi resolution was cerried—yeas, 140; mar, 68. Merere. Greenwood, MeMulien, Smith, of Va., Zollieof- for, Burnett, Parkedale and '"beios, severally reasons for voting *' > they op. pored the reopening of the mave trade they thought the Feaolution ont of characwr and ill timed Mr. Piura, (dew) of Mo, said he wae agatnet ab strsctions, Governor Adams’ message not being vetore the Houre. Merers. Kartt and ( \cvert remarked bad they been present they would have voted in the negative. Further janations from the democratic side were eect d to vy wany mombers, amid cries of ‘order,’ ‘The dewand for the previous quostion was sustained by 36 majority, and the main question ordered by 41 gy ©., moved to 4:4 the a. follows — ere, Albright, Allen, Allison, Bail. Bar- Y., iensoa, Willinghurst, ion Bradthnn Brenton, room, Bat. Twailader, Campbell of Pa, Campbell Sa ma.o Clark, dis Clann Colflx, Coming, Callen, Climpack: Dximrwl: Davis of Tht, Inaris EW itt. Do Nek, Dickson, Dead, ‘Durtee, . Rogiish. ktheridge, Ph Fuller of . Gilbert, Gran ~» Hal ow: Mas fatlan, Harris of a Hiarriaon, Haven,’ Biekman, Hodges, Holloway, Horton’ of N.Y. Horton of Ohio, Howsrt, Hugision, Jones of Venu., Kelly, Kelsey, Kon King,’ Knapp, | Knigit, Keowilton, Knox, Kunkel, Leiter, Mace, | Alexander K, Marshal! of Ky., Humobres Jil, Matteson, MeVarty, Miller ward Moore Morgen, Morrill Morr on, ols, Norton Oliver of NY. Packer, Main e Poiton, Peek, Pennington, Perry leit, Bike, Porter, Pringle Maranatl of, Ky. ¥ Purriance. Puryear, Ready. Ricaud, Ritchie, Rivers Re ing, Roberts, Kobison, Sabin, Suze, Sapp, Seott Bieaining, ,Fmith of Ain, Xpinner, Santon, wope, Tappan, Thorington, Thurston ’ Underwood, Vail, Valk, Wade, Wexemen, ota Adge, w Tee Ml iburne of Wis., Tyson, Underwood ‘Avs—Aiken, Barksanie, Renneii, Boyce, Brooks, Burnet’, caupbell ot ky. ‘Car hers. Caskic, Clingman. Oebb of Ala, Cravfor, Davideon, Denger, Dowdell. Rdmondaon, Kilioti, Pvetio, Be omer. Garnell, onde, Greenwoo, Houston, Jewatt, Jones of Tenn., cher, Lumpkin. Madea Me Mullin, Maquess, lps Foweh, Quitwao, Bulla, Sayage, Rett, Lake, 1 Oliver of Mg, Ove, Fi = a A Rae Sa a AE ae aR ese CSR OR erm eR A Se ESS SERS ND SS DSSS I es enone ne ee lt A en RA ER a Ie a Eh bak Eh eS eS Pi ts ht : 3 “2 gze25 NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1856. aoe. of Tenn.. Smith of Vi hens, Tal- Pwiaalon? Weight of ‘Smith iia West ad Rant a Worn, Wesve, . (dem. _ be my. omg ) of 8. lo under o smnpenaien ofthe wise apd a couray o the setted Matos at? tae United ‘States, to laws prohibiting the Afrigan slave eenennticn wee adopted by yeas 188, nays 8, a8 re jesara. Barkadale, Bennett of Miss., Brooks, Keit Storer, Walker, Wright of Mins 2 ‘THB OUST OF KANMAB, Mr. Wasuuvenn, (rep ) of Me., asked lexve to offer a re- soluvon calling on the President to communicate a state- ment of the amounts o' mor ey paid aud habilities iacurred for the pay'and support of ms called tato the eor- ‘vice of the Ur United States, et uader the designation of militia im Kaneas or 98 @ posse comitatus, by the civil offoersin that Territory, since the dave of its establish. Ment, and for witnesses and arrest, detention and trie! Of persons charged with treason against the United “tates, or with violation of the ro aad laws of too Territory. Pending \his the Houge adjourned. Interesting Slave Case in the United States Supreme Court, ‘Wasicron, Dec. 16, 1856. All the Judges were present, as weil as many distin- guished jurists and members of Congrers. The case of Dred. Scott, plaintif, vs. John F. A. Sand- ford, came up for argument on questions of law. The pleintif, s man of color, brought a suit to try bis right to freedom. He claims having been emancipated by his master, having taken him to reside in Tiltnois, which act, it is declared by the constita tion of tbat State, operated toemancipate him, The Oir- outs Court deciced against the moval te ground tha by bis r tarp to Miseourl, is master’s might, ‘dorian whiirt in Jlimols, had revived, aud that toe coostiietion of Jilivois was s pena) law, which the courts of other States were net bound to enforce. The case was argoed ‘St the last seeaion, but the decision was reserved to allow Of arguments on certain potuts of aw. Mr. Movtgomery Bia'r appeared for piaiatiff and Messrs. Reverdy Johnson aac © 8. Geyor for claimant. Mr. ood opened the case by stating that nothing was sald last sion upon one question upon which the Court in invited argument, whet bei pita in abatement of the jaris- diction of Court is weived by pleading the merits of the case. He quoted a decision by Judge Daniel, to the leot that the act of 1769 did not change the rule of eom- mon law requiring a plea in abatement unless tinal judg meut js made upou that pien, and it is waived. Tao Carnot take notice of evidence when try- the law on tho subject. Another question is ppl is a citizea of Missouri. Mr. Blair contended that the plaintiff 1s legally a free man of Missourt, within the eleventh section of tne act of 1789. It had been objected that ho is not entitied to all the immunities of other citizens; but if that is a test of citizenship, three-lourths of the whites of the United States are pot citizens, becausc the census shows that there is not more than one voter in every five inha»i- tants. Therefore, that hypothesis does not hold good. ‘The allegation that plsintitf is not a citizen, because he does not g to @ particular class—such as aro cligivle for the Benn: 4 for instance—falis to the ground like the other, because there aro many citizens of the United rs by birth—who are not be eed for the Ho referred to Judge Gaston, of North Garo. hina, who decided that all persons bora ip the realm are citizens; that siaves are citizens under disabilities; and eigners, removed by uaturaliza'ion. —* various States, whic! ears ‘that there are other citizens, ceesary to deny them certain privileges by postive en- aciment and express law. Mr. Stair thought tais social Jaw not the law for courts of justice, and ponte, up om the ground of former ruil! the couris that the party need not be entiticd w all the privileges of citizen- ship. Judge Gaston states there has veea no law repeal- ing the ger principle of common jaw end that virth makes citizenship ip dced. The act of the Missouri Legis- lature of 1845 expressly recogniz+s {ree negroes 4s citi- zeus, and Ceciarey that none spell come there who are met ceclared by other States as oitizous. ‘The next question was the constitationality of the Mis- souri compromise, Whether it ts #0 or uot ths consti- tution of Hiinois is, and under it plaintiffis emtitied to his treedom unless forfeited by ® return to Missouri. The Declaration of Independence declares liberty to be ove of those rigats which are inalienable; acd are we 10 be told that a pegro by apy act ot bis own, can arrogate this act. He cited many cases bearing on the audjost, ‘and raia that Judge Seoct, of Missouri, was the first man on thin convent to find out that the piaintiif bad alten- ated bis liverty and made bimself a slave again. It was @ setiied polat of law in AMesouri evea before ber venice wii bat it was not law, bat passion and ics which invaded Judge Scott’s mina. It was a vit of common law which the court ts called upoa to decide upon a genoral’princigle, and tt is not bound to consider Judge Boot! pinion more apy cept for its weight and arDing. He alluied to a polut ia the opponeat’s Orie! thet Dr. Emerson must be regarded a8 8 perton in (ran:itv, apd said thers 1s nv evidence that he had a residence cther than where he was found ree\4- ing, for when be returned to Missouri be went to Jetler- sop Barracks. He quoted the act of Lilaote oa the subject of slavery, any viowtion of which confers emancipation. This man took his negro to Illinois uncer a knowledge Vhat he thereby beoame free and could not be held; intended to violate the jaw Pao] Ppronidits feat Be or in. Voluntary servitude, A conatitutionality of tue Miseourl Com promiee, b: wit mabe whole epiire confidepoe im the decision of this court. ever nice of the fine tt migh: decide was indifferent him. A propotition wes made by Congress in 1780 to the ‘States for a general cession of lands, for the parposes of the general admicistration, aud Jor the common use wad = 2: had Haven Dene fit. Unuer that act, ceasions wore made by Virg nia an. ober Stuigs. Jetlerzon, dove In ® resolution was offered by excluding avery from tho lmd ceded. Mteten being unrepresented, is dia not Subsequently, im 1787, it did pass, In Mr King. when renowing Jefferson's mo- Congress bad all (be needtul power to pass rales ss regulations for tbe governmect of the Territories. ‘Tis would autoorize the enactment of a law probibiting Slavery. The Cout had ailirmed that tne act o 1789 re- enacted (hat of 1787, and by the eighth section of the Missouri aes, siavery was iorever probibited north of voirty-#i grees thirty minutes, 1: was nodonbdt upon the subject till the invention of squatter sovereiga- ty, which be thought was the ‘aber of many anoma ies. Compromisa act of 1450, in spiru if not in langaage, re ‘Afiyms the act of 1846, prohibiting slavery in Texas norih Of that line: tor it says, * No bal! be impiied t9 in- valicaie,’’ &o. Wivhout couciuding, Mr. Biair gave way for adjonrnment. The case wit last several days. Fatal Fight at Albany. Almay, Doc, 14, 1856, After the burning of the railroad depot thie morn- log & Might wok place between two employes ‘of the read, uamed Henry Brown and Eaward Galiaghor. Brown Was violently ihrown on the ground, falitag with bis peck across the track, whoa Gallaghor kicked bim violentiy. Browm was fouad to be dead. Gallaghor was arrested. Murder in the Massachusetts State Prison, Bowros, Doo. 15, 1856. Wm. Walker, tho deputy warden of the Massachusetts State prison, was tabbed by a convict named MoGee, on leaving the chapel this morning, and died in afew minutes. The Southerner at Charleston. ‘Cuanuastom, Doo. 13, 1966. ‘The United States mail ae here at 4 o’clock this (Saturday) Schooner Aibemarte Ashore Gan Hoox, Dec. 15, 1856. ‘The schooner Albemarle, Capt. Fiuert, from Pantego, N. C., with a cargo of shingles ‘and Maver, came ashore {aside of Pandy Hook this forenoon. She is full of water, No hives were lost. . Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PHILADELPHIA, Deo. 15, 1866. Stocks dull. Pennsylvania 6's, #4; 42, Long Island, &59(; Morris Oanal, 1534 ; Ponneylveuia Ratiroad, 47). Conen elt. Out m Provinarcr Dec, 12, 1866, ton dull, os sma | Prices steady and unchanged. Wool—Stock very light, with an active market aud up ward tendency ; sales for the week, 106,500 Ibe, Print ing Clothe—Pricea very Orm , sales for woo, 61,500 pieces Omcago, Dec. 15, 1866, hormometer att o'clock this morning was three 08 below zero, Navigation is closed on the Illinois Pessonal Incelligence, Among the passengers who arrived yosterday by the Tennessee from Nicaragus is Mr, G. H. Rozet, United ‘States Special im pector of Costoms at San Juan de! Sud. Mr. Rozet comes home in weak health. He @u‘lered from cholera on board the Tennessee, and speaks im terms of pral-e of i earbaeaeberean taerameneen ie or ba ab a a Tennessee had fifteen deaths from cholera. jon, Stephon A. Douglas has returned to Wasn- ington. Jobn &. Bartlett, Req, bas been authorized to take charge of the Britis omustiln.e wt Baltimore, in the piace of Mr. Kuper, deceased. Hon, Wiliam A, Richardson, of Illinois, is in Washing- ARRIVALS. (me, steai Tennesnen—Capt Ls and servant. Waltor @ Smith Ht itoge:, baited pecror, Sat Juan del Bud; Capt'd J W Ti Plank, Major Raymond, Dr Derrickson, James Jobson. J Mellenry, © W Hathaway, De W Lola Montes se Mi <M and child,” @ Fowler, Hf snd, wo friends jew, W Van 4 iitenden, Me cian iW lana Epalding, W Barveu, B WH O'Grady, W Dunhat Werth, 6 Filnt, F Pilot, Mr Bixby, D Tieknor, lady and three chidren, Nir Wood. K Renon, J Horton, 1, Dunn, J Colton, # F Robinson CA Hayse. J Cutleon J ee et nF ial), Capt H Randall, Mp Moody, K Stanly, AB Naulty, Weil Patge ak Com mesteng an mesaenge fede Auge, T Hooke W a o Stewart and wile, C # Co Mra A Green, @ W smith, F Woodaut 5 6 Heynmas, Capt WoA Woods, 1 Derning. J Marshall. Onwves, Chas Del Veechio, mi es sone Windram, ay Farenset™ f Meftivarn, Smith, Pi i Amit “fen t Lm Resim mith, Fe Al * leh, Wi Kidder, 1, 4 Jrembeil, i | mberiain, 14 Chitwood, HL Lyem, 0 Parcelh van, M MeOarty, B MeGrysen, R Window, DA Nay Fy. Dppiaaop, Wd Wugley aud 0, in ty The Lottery Policy Bubble. GONTINUATION OF THB MXaMINATION—FURT IEG AND INTERESTING DBVELOPEMENTS—DISOOVERY OF SOME IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS—AN ALLURING CLR CULAK——THE $3,000 PRIZE TICKET PRODUCBD IN EVIDRNOE, BTO., BTC. ‘Tho examination in the case of the People va. H. W. Hamilton and William K. Saddler, wherein the defendants ere charged witb having been engaged in circulating talse and forged lottery tickets ou the Consolidated Lottery of Delaware, was continued yesterday afternoon at the Lower Police Court, before Justice Osborne, Additional evidence wag obtained against the prisoners, and doou- ments were discovered which will serve to strengihen the case for the prosecution most materially. The follow- ing is a report of the procesdings as they transpired be- fore the magistrate yesterday :— Robert 8. Allen being duly sworn, dopoees and says ‘that he is foreman in the jobding deoartmoent of froa's printing office, No. 377 ano 379 Broadway; de- pent furtber rays that om or about the ivth of overmber Tapt the cirenler and list © oflicial drawings of the consolidated lottery of Haven, bereto attached, were printed at tne said C4; the copy from which ibe same were printed, was seat up stairs Ww me from the counting room below by Mr. Hoffmire, one of ihe bookkecvers Che manuscript hereto attached, (and which as deponent ts informed was fouad in the portfolio of Heary W. Hamilton,) is the copy from which thosaid circular and drawings were primed, Benry W Wynk: of 2 Aon street, being duly BWOID, depores and eays—l am a bookkeeper for my bro- her, M B Wynkoop, Dook aca job printer at the a0" pace; the oii hereto attached for printing circular ecbemes, lists aod uckets, is in my handwristeg, aad the Same Was receipted by me; the tiokes bereto attached is @ copy of the ticket mentioned in the bill, aud was prtat ed ot Our eetablehment; Henry W. Hemiltoa, now pre sect, is the person for whom said privting watdone, aad who paid jor nod received the same; aud since that time onent bas On severs! occasions met nim atthe Bread way ort office rbortly atter aaid printing was done for said Haintiton; Wiliam K Sadditer came ito onr office to pay # bill for pripung labes of bia own, wbiob Dad beea pro. viously execrtea at our ottioe, when he stated that he bad seat the aforesard Hamiicou to our office to get the aforernid printing done, aud sald he had sent us a good customer. David 8. Nevins, of No. 42234 Broadway, bping ¢ daly sworn, cepores and gays:—Iam clerk in the Broadway Post oflice; I know Heary W Hamiitun now present; about #ix weeks ago he came to the ollive ant wished to know if be could bave his letters come to him through ‘Uhat office; I told him be could by baving them directed to the care of B. Lockwood, Broadway Post office; be tubsequently received a large Dumber of tetters directed to bim through our office according to that arrangement, and algo frequently r questing me to get bie letters from the General 3 office, aud according to thet requost I bave, at various times, received ietters at that office ad- dresecd to him and delivered the same to him. Joseph A Bonnell, being duly sworn. deposes and tays—{ am of the tym of Bramball, Bonoeil & Richmoad, of No. 486 Fuitop street; some two or three months s'nce0 the firm of Davison, Cramm & Bonnell received from Cy rus Cummings a letter enclosing a lottery ticket anda circular, which ticket was alleged to have drawn a prizo Of $5,000, according 10 the oiffictal list of the drawiog, which was likewise enclosed, she lottery being, as depo. nent believes, the Delaware Cousolidated Lottery; depo- nent (cok the said alleged prize ticket to Messrs. Gregory & Maury, at Jersey City, the autnorized agents of the De jaware lotteries, and was there informed that it was a fraud, and that there was no such loitery as designated by the ticket; deponent then spent some time im endea- voripg to ind Mr. Manchester, the alleged agent of said lottery, but was unable to find any ruch person. Edward Hofmire, bookkeeper in Trow’s printing ea- tabiishment, testifled that be received the order for poke the circular alluded to by Robert 8 Allen from leory W. Hawiiton, and that he mado out a bill for said printing against Bamilton As tbe circular referred to by the witness Allon ie somewhat interesting, we present our readers with a copy of it, as follows -— HO! FOR HAVANA. PURARE RNAD TINS CILCULAN VERY CAREPTLLY. The offical dr scheme No. 5 inew series) of the Havas lottery by isis day heen received, and by comparing the ticaets Sold wih them Tiina my previous predictions gle Blo. riously veriled. That was, that many hearts would be made te rejoice on account of thelr success in scheme No, 3. from the fact they were out and unsettled for, no revurns baying been made upon em up 10 the day of draw "Mine tnliany of persons having the opportunity to purchase i ere echemes, and nut availing themselves of it, ¥ illustrated by this fact. Although @ number o fold in scheme No. 3, and quite a nuaber of out und unsettled for laeky, still by refer- mes and making examinauon of their relative Will be found that there are three tes a many prizes in scheme No. 4 as thore were in gebems No. 8, aud also tickets, which is equal to about six 10 draw 3 Seow in acheme No, 4 as is wold, ‘as some ) make this proporition—Ihat where the whole package which I send is they fail to draw the fuil amount of the purcaase the holders of tue tekelx « yresent of the Sawe amount of Lickels in scaeme No. 5, for the moath of Jenuary, whted is a very deswwable so! ‘Tickets $3 each, ‘his isa proposition whieh 1, of course, cannot often ailord to iat it is the most fa, aser that has been presented xembering niso that it will be iving the fortanate bold- wir prize, aud enjoy its make; and only do so now trom. the fac vorable sehenie for the pur within the Inst yer an drawa just previo ie tine cheer, with the “ Happy New Ye: Chrer, chegr, taaids and matrone all fain But remember you cannot Join {0 this jubtast chorus with @ ticket in scheme No. 4; eo make your ers and retur.s iu proper time. Leave Havana aod Hamilton, and all will be right, Ln each unack! package J mail, there ls one ticket provided for the person io whot the tickela are sent, as am act of courtesy to him, only reoulring bim \ maxe ® selection, and notity me of the inet.” "Thew every sixth Ucket is allowed as the per Cent- 16 persoa selling. lemen receiving ‘icke'sin echewe No. 4. will please en xege I their sale: but declining to do 0 afler making their 3. ‘will please oblige by handing those remaining 10 sponsible person who will upon the reception of the sdnetion of tw per cent: oF paid, or sent to order, in full, thirty days rawinf. Returns and orders for tickets can be made up to the Mh of December, but vo returns will be valid mailed at» lwter date, wome rr Prizes wili be paid immediately Ofticin} drawings ut this office. by the de Persone taking valuable reaiv will please be very cesreful inc } Pardcularty in the initials, a red. By doing a0, 1 will aspume Alicorvesp: . returns, £0, acknow. ledged ond reapo ponded totanmesiutels wpe reception, Odieral drawings are always inaiied to ticket holders aut of the eity as Son as received, ascotupanied by & writien statement of sue. ds follow 9 Ueket purchased by Mr. Cyras Cam 1, BLO Which was rubsequenlly proved ticket, issued by the Con- was produced in evidence, document ‘Toe following is ne copy of OOOO ROL COOLIEDOD POLELEDILE TOLER POLEDODOLE IDLE DELAWARE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, a see CARITAL, om ‘The bearer of this ticket shall be entitled to what grer prize may be drawn by tig number in scheme No, 3 clans 12, letter B. of the Consolidated Welaware save \ottefien (Havana pag), to be drawn at W ‘iming ton, Sept. 1, 1806, OREGORY & MAURY, Managers. Among the articles found in the posecesion of the ac- cured partics are several ictters (rom various postmagers in the Western and Seutbern Sites, stating that they bad received lottery tickets from the prisoners. and would dispose of them to De best advantage, &c, These jotters show very conclusively theta large naraber of powtmasters were actiog as egen's for the ncoued ia the = and gale of tho alleged spurious lottery uekets. ‘The examination will be contingod again to day. Fine Wedding Cards, Envel kom EVFRDELL'S is the oldest SS on Broadway for fine card engray ing. sinh od Continuation of the Great Sale of China- Ware, bronzes, clocks, chandeliers, silver plated plate. glace. ware, Varin, ac. de, 0 F. V. HAUGHWOUT'S, 561 and 563 Broadway. very article marked in plain tiguren, et cost. ‘Vhe onthe stock must positively be cleared olf, wo save re. moving 10 the new store. Smithsonian House, Leagan A nye pe Ae ona on the tars or American ripen pee. SIDNE Kor Seal Rngravings, Crests, Coats of Arms, fe om stone and metal sens rings, ae , at BVIAR 92 Broadway, corner Duane street, Ratchelor’s Hatr Dye, | “Wigs and Toupoen, the best in the world, made, applied a: Mo. ait way. 1 6, Wigs and Toupees, af Crist DORO'S Ay kA No. 1; wholesale and r t the dye privat Hernia Cored by Marsh & Co.—Radical cure truss at 2h¢ Maiden lave, New Y Holloway's Olntment.—Safety and Certain- iy. Thie great external remeds doce not suppress indium na. lon, but expeis the cause of ‘Woy exertion throw the the pores jed, at No. | Astor House. Care your Congh,—U se Cam ‘1's Syrep of tar and wid cherry. Sold only by C «MPBELL, chemist, cor- nef of Righih avenue and Twenty eighth street. Apoplex: ‘When the Exeretions are Small in nize, and Frandreth’s pis should be used daily, me derately, il aataral. | Natare givee uimely w ing. aod the pills shouid be continued .untie the bowels are fully restored to ® proper action, Sold at No. 43 Canal street, at 25 centa box. Yo the AMiicted—OF all kinds of Diseases except consimption.—Mra, Paulin Held undertakes to cure, through anitoar magnetism, all disexres of theianbr or outward x, 80 mnatter what names they are called by tho medical faculy. Her magneue powers ar¢ 60 stroag and edications that abe Is capable of making radical cures, I" crdlnnry euses, in four consultations, and in extraordidary cases wot more (had Her treatment i# most simple, and produces no re- She hae been electing cures toe manerons to men Certifiontes at her residence wll prove this. As she is now on her journey to France, and will oniy remain for s abort period in the city, ainee she hae been called by the medi ca! faculty of Paris to proceed there, she calls the atvention of invalids, (ebil¢ren or aduhia,) to consult her. Her consnitation fee in $2 for ordinary cases, And & single conavitation will prove at once to the patienis what eifect her eure Produces, | sce hours, from in 12 A.M. aud 2 to 6 P Mire PAULINA HELD, render or Hough Skin —That , Jones’ ¥ ine for ® twelve, lapacs. tien. i) Howard street, Chapped beautiful, ford lor 2a Disstpated Debauchees, Druhkarde, ond all nervous people try Dr. WEBER'S invigorating cordial, de pot 202 Bowery HDs ote Dye, 4 shillings « Box, Mack or brown, No. 1 F street; also draggists’ and fan> Bede suse. gaeraRy, a= el eR ate EN tA SIE a hil Re ae et ei IRON Se a AOL A RE TTT SE a SEER eC Ses . reason Perfect Paetegreyne for the ridioula oi Tow greet of $l at FARRAND’S, 307 Broad way, equal to ‘Se.cb * for Que Suilling that Aston~ Cal patent »:ocess, tsKing one thou- way. Portraitype: fish the world, a sand daily, sy 20 Cent ype Likenesses, with Case. em, 1.500 at KIMAaLLes cheap picture factory, joadway, of Leonard street, Knox's Wars, & Knox's Hats, Knox’s Capa, fn and winter styles, are ready, at 213 Brosdway, eoracr of Genin’s Festival Gat.—This Matchless Fa- bric, # confessed improvement on the court style just issued im Varia is now ready a: GRNLN'S, 214 Broadway, opposive Bt. PaUl'e. Banta’s New York Styles of Fancy Beaver haw for little girls, Loys and infan’s. Also, se’s of oll dren's furs, appropriate articles for Christinas aod Now Yours’ gifts. bold at the corner of Canal and Wooster streets Paris Hats just Received and for Sale by 4. N. GRNAN, 214 B:o.cway, opposip bt. Paul's churcn, Gold and Siver Watcnes, Diamond Rings and pins, jewelry and silver spoons. forks, feo. for sale. at wholesale and retail, at less than we usual by & GALLEN, iinporter of watches and jewelry, Il Wall siroct, second floor, near Broadway. Plush, Furs, Hat Trimmi t for sale by EASTMAN . Varnish and ROBBRITS No. 51 Furs, Furs, Furs At White's, 148 Fulton street, belweew Broadway and Nassau, Genta? hats wi 63. Ladies’ and Children’s Fars—Gifta for the plendid sets of mink, Hudson Bay sable ane fitch jure, Also, beautiful sete of children’s fars, appropriate ar Heies av Christmas aod New Years’ gifts or sale av SAN. ‘Ta’s fur store, corner of Cana) and Wooster streeta, Cebinct Ambrotypes, Beautifally Colored, pwd 40 cents; photographs $), at KR. A. LEWIS’, 142 Chatham eet. Overcoats and Business Coats of Various styles und qualities acting, off at reduced prices. R. K SOUGHTON, 266 Broadway. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Mowpay, Dec. 16—6 P. M ‘Tho stock market exhibited signs of great woakness to-day. The tendency of prices throughout was down- ‘ward, apd the largest holders were the frees: sellers. Toe market bas for some time been sustained by the greatest efforts and at great cost. The party which has been 80 long operaticg for an advance bas almost aban- doned the game, and must be content now to realize at jower prices, At the iirst board this morning Budsoa Railroad fel! off '; per cent; New York Central Railroad, 1; Erie, Iiinots Central, 24; Reading, 3; Michigan Centra), %; Panama, 3;: Galena and Chicago, %; Cleve- land and Toledo, % Every stock sold to-day was at lower pricca than ruled at the close on Saturday. New York Central sold freely at the decline, and left off very weak. The report of the Erie Company ts consi- dered of an unfavorsbie character, and there were free sellers of tho stock, Al the leading Western Ratirosd stocks were sold to some extont and freely offered at our closing quotations. After the adjournment of the board the following ssles of etocks and bends were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay: — $2,000 Sacramento City 10’, 1875. 6,0C0 Milwaukie and Horicon RR. 8's, 66 Cleveland and Pitebarg divi lend. 60 sharee N. Y and Harlem aoe 5 American Express Compan; . 86 Awerican Coal Company of Mary ina: 4 120 Rutgers Fire Iusurapce Compan; 80 Pacitc Fire Insurance Company a do. do. 300 temenr _——- bisa” » de 180 do, HH Go. s oy do. do do, #0 bar Fire Tesurance Gunyesy. Nv Fquliable Fire emmenie aonpias 99 Vorn Exchange Fire Insurance Compauy.. 109 a root LO East River Fire Insaranco Company 14 National Five Insurance Company. 6 Jefferson Fire Insurance Company Simeon Dreper’s regular wekly sale of bonds aod stocks will take place to-morrow. Tacsday, at bal(-past 12 o’clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. At the second board the market ruled at still lower points. New York Contral Railroad deolined %j per cent; Erie, %; Micbigan Southern, %; Panama, 3; Reading, 54; Mitmois Central, 1{; Cleveland and Toledo, 4%; Galena and Chicago, 7. There were many more sellers \han buyers this afternoon, avd our quotations were feobly sustained at the close. We look for a steady decline in prices for stocks generally. Most of them rule at very high pointe, and the market has m0 outside and very litle inside support. Money is uncomfortadly tight, and itis likely to be a good deal more #0 before it in easier, ‘The grons carvings, interest on debt and expenses and curpivs of the frie Railroad Company, in oach of tho past three yeara, have been officially reporied as follows :— New York gh Pee pp enero es Potty ay vss 70 shia eat'e 4,505,419 0¢ = 925,574 25 + 6,849,050 16 Sousa 38 Toe 6 Surplus in three FORrS..... 6. ce cece ee ess 989,083, S12 ” Not s cent of thie large amount has boon paid ia the shape of divitonda, pat it has all been disposed of in some way. On the 30th of Septomber, 1866, the company had no curplus in baud, The reported ‘cash balance of $120, G00 mere than i+ hand at the same date last year,” ia merely imagivary. In the three years that the company have paseed its dividends the aceumulations in the sinking fund and a smail reduction in the floating debt aro ail ‘there is to show of the throo millions of dollars roported surplus, The company aro now in want of more money. ‘Thero are already indications of an appeal to capitalists in some shape, and stockholders must be prepared for tome new financial operations. umes oN ig Tepe os Trtal ramen Balance. Monday $211,011 0) $24 46 $11,955,249 16 ‘The receipts t9-cay 'r clade $50,000 for transfer drafts on Rosten, The payments include $52,000 on California certificates and checks. ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 1b ‘Texas debt warrants War repay warrants received and entered. loterier repay warrants received and eaterod. Om acooust ot | yea Nevy ae .0 be funsed in U. 8. stocks per act 28h Jann- ‘ary, 1847. From miscellanecus rources cember wore an follows: road Company in November, 1856, wore:—Frim passen gor, $15,593 51; freights, $24,440 46; mails, exproms and misoelianoous, $1,492, Total, $41 ‘The celebrated bank note engravers Mesers. Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson, have offered a reward of $500 for the discovery and convic ion of the counterfelters of the five dollar notes of the Morris County Bank, now #0 extensively in circulation. ‘The circular of De Coppet & Co., prepared for traas- mission abroad by the steamship Arabia, from Boston for Liverpool, ov Wednesday, gives the following reviow of ‘the bond, stock and money market -— State Stocks bave been dail, and the business only for small amounts and without any wide fluctuations, Call fornia 7's, 1876, declined one per cent, Indiana 6's aro quoted ex interest. Owy and County Bonds.—There has beea some little ro. vival of Soak, eS ae eee Se curities, althoog in emall amounts. Tho principal trans nections have been in Milwaukie ‘T's, the low Price of ‘which, considering the confidence they inspire, attrads atiention. We uotice besides some transactions in t— oe por Fawn yg 8's, Da. yigsou pa cnuaty (Tenn a) Ratlr, omy hivois Oe ‘Gentral Oo Constructions have been active, closing at aK Celine, At the Stock Exchange gome Puainces bas been ane 9 ne Northere Indiana Goshen Branch Bouds. At private salo pk has beep more activity, and we romark some traon. in La Crorse and Milwaukie }st mortgage, in Mil. wi ackle and Mirstasipot int ze. on 31 section and ‘on Sontbern Wisconeta Branch; in Galena and Chicago, 2 mortgage, and iu Delaware, Lackawant and Wostern las mortgags. There lave boen no Important fluctuations in ices. Pi eariroad Shares —The followieg have been rotty tive:—Erie. Now York Centra!, Keating, Cleveland Toiedo, lo, Michigan Southern, Chisago. Rock Iatand, Illinois, Central a Crome and Milwaukie The (lustuations have been various, resultiog diversely in a rise and a de. cline npon ovr last week's prings, Meney We 0 very sotive demand mt 7 por cent for loane on call paper, withort change, from 8 # 19 per cest, ac. eocdog 16 leng'h and cines, ‘The annexed statement exhibits the average ‘sily movement in tho ieading deparuments ef the banks ¢f this eity, during the week preceding Saturday morning, Dee, 18, 1866, and for several previous weeks:— 17,462,708 Feb. 8 '66.. sr 9TU.etl ail iBiexo'4st Von at ia 061 bee ore f Feb. 9: '66.. 98.844,077 14.288-529 1'810:122 83.838.168 Fev. i1 99,401,815 16,678,780 7,693,441 88, Cod "745,447 15,885,874 7,964,688 87,680,478 682,236 16,640,686 7,764,308 88,604,377 108,900,688 16,170,946 7,888,176 88,749,625 04,628,208 14,045,094 7,862,148 89,621,176 04,638,678 14,960,560 7,912,661 89,900.26) 84) 7,943,258 88,186,648 464 8,347,498 91,008,408 19,026,094 ¥,281,62* 91,081,978 189 '221,5¥ 90,875,781 106,688,864 18,102,867 8,246,120 89,627-380 106,826,003 12,860,227 8,716,168 92,81 (08,808,708 18)317,268 8,862,485 89,476,269 99,012,330 641 8,488,153 88,720,415 766, . 102,207,767 18,860,388 8,236,007 87,004,200 760. 10L 461 218 16,032 "99 8°200°161 880 70°38 Tune 7, °66.. 103,474,021 16,166,180 3,430,253 90,608, 248 Fone 14, '66..104,168,88) 17,414,680 8,360,735 91,602,248 June 2), 66, . 106, "624,906 17,871,966 $,278,002 93,716,837 June 28, °66..107.087.625 17.069.687 8,250,289 93,230,248 16,829,296 8, 637,471 100,140,420 793,409 8,405,766 96,663,460 5,326,131 8,248,243 96,932,105 910,848 8,886,286 92:365,040 598,268 8,646,043 93,847,317 "30,808 8,676,759 03,220;370 " 16,966. .111,406,756 14,806,672 8,684,499 99,019,229 dug. 23,58. ‘10 "188,006 12,914,753 8.688.413 90,127,222 Aug. ery 873,911 12,946,286 8, 45 81,776,242 Sopt. 6.°56,. 100,568,694 13,096,306 8.886.016 89,348,404 Sept. 18, 6. aC 619, 776 12,281,387 8,741,064 RR.044,074 ; 20,58. .109. 716,436 12, 270,686 8,760,388 99,633,866 Sopt. 27,756, . 108,902,205 10,873,220 8,665,196 99,443,796 Oct. 4, 66, 107,931,707 11,016. 184 6,880,628 $8,730,804 Oct. ul, 66, 107,147,302 10,962,761 8,748,080 86,078,144 Oct. 18, 66. 108, 918.836 10 847.010 8,697 417 80,902,859 8 649,802 83,465,162 686.935 80,622,691 946,721 86,827,821 Now. 288, 8.977 87,520,900 Now. 22.56... “10d 54.919 12.971 8A8 8.818 S28 91,404,510 Nov. 29.56, 105 634,476 12 110.834 8,610,256 88,674,264 6,°66...106,808 534 12 278.247 BTL THB 91,698, 784 13'°66,. 168,36. 544 10 832,543 8.516.954 89,590,680 Dec. Dec The last returns, compared with thoseot the previous week, exbibit the following variations in the aggre- sntes:— leposita, Decrease in deposits, actually. ‘The actual deposite in bank at the close of several weeks have been as follows:— 62, 864, 173 ‘The bank movement last week was very exiraordl- nary. Inthe face of a decrease in all other depart- ments we have an increase in discounts of nearly one and @ balfmiliion of dollars. Tbe aggrogste line of dis- counts now is greater than we have reportei since the ‘27th of September lsat, while the specie reterve ts less than it was when the loans were six million smaller. The bank movement at pretent is by so means a healthy one. An inerease in discounts without a cor- responding increase in deposits is by no means desira- ble, and very seldom exhibited, The docrease in specie Jest week is greater then tbat reported in apy one woek throughout the whole of the contraction. In proportion to the discount line, the specie rererve is at avery low poimt. The money market must be rensibly affected by ibe movements Oo! ol specte ‘The stringency i# steadily 1a creasing, and is likely to bo protly severe beloro the tarning point is reached. Stock Exchange. Moavay, Doo. 15, 1855. $1000 Virginia 6 96 2000 do. 9% 1000 Missouri § #35 25000 Cai 8t7'e'75b15 78 1000 E RR O Bs 1871 87 7000 Hud RRRG¢M 65 1000 NY ANH Ba’e6 77 of Got Oba iitan Bie. ito Co.... 98 10 Amer 100 seo mon 8 80 100 8055 100 N ¥ cer’ itn, $30 360 030 88 bs BO... 100 100 tear “vee ns 100 oe 4 118), 100 és. BRC $6000 Toun St 6's "90 92 {oe TO RE Bis 050 835 1 “ Rey _ 98 seg ti Gon watt Lng do. aoe Cley y Toi RR 100 CATY COMMERCIAL REPORT, Mowvar, D 6 P.M. 4 about 75 barrels pote at Pige. onr—The market drm, with © more acive demand peth for export and for home use. fhe sales em- braced about 12.000 barrels, imeluding some lota for export. Prices closed at abou: follow ing resent “se fa Mae Banapstovys.— ive above .uotn tions Southern brands were tw aur ro ew for export, with sales of about 2.400 a 3.000 barrels, chiey within the range of the above jueiations. Iye foar— About 16) barre ® were re- $3 80 A 85 12s eal was dui OF gounnor fine 1a ood Qad prices unch je | thou asles Were ied in Which $1 om; 3, iais raaged fom ting Chleago, at te. « 4 Tilo were made ai 90 & 8 We. red about 2.000 bales. base? do, at 127 4., the 2¢, aud Oriens apon middling wp ands. aci? market closing tre Fincurs to Rnalish ports wore dull an ‘ou lower. To Liver pool about nshe's lie aud bags, were en. aged wt 5 1:4) hoxes bagon p a London—Abon' ., and 10) bowes bacon Raves to Havre were for ertion. 2» vales currants were mado ket, was higher and the eupp! ee moderate; id The wa wet wee rate rice aaleabie at ic demand at for common and at $12) for good ‘ of “nha muscovede were made nt é8e ; Porta Rico was solu at Navan STONES — The salen were limited and priees an: charged receipts pretty large for the past few dw CHC a CRBKS, KEI Ge, 4, for jnferior to prime. Provisions. —Pork—The marke! was inaetive, while prices were Wwihomt aloria’ ¢ 260 @ 200 bois. including oF mess mess at $10 62%. thon gl som low us $19 80 8 81? © Rrles embraced 2 75 for repacked new Cul mente ranged from 2c A ques w a Wie, for hams, and 7 ge s°.. with limited sales oat 200 bbia. for export eported at 12%0, @ 12,6. and We. a Ze, for Sixt remain still unsold. The recent arriva Arr ned diemeee aie pies ARS. salen embraced Buyers 0 & 400 hls, Cuda mneee. at p Smads A ey | Syivan Grove Lodge, F. and A. M., of 5 ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. eee Wor Stmaven ine ‘len, ceo ait pages ———————————————————————— Key: & prey Re a ae apicit hqners. Allrare cl in 4 ra for sale cheinicals, tiroworke muierinis, anetala, &e-, PEUCHTWANG#S, 143 Maiden lane. BY CHE -TEsMER ABAGO WE ‘receipt of ar ofber invoice of thase new and bee ch soft bate. Among these will be found many pew 8 They a’ made with the latest unprove- cb a patent is held by the inventor. Bein pervious to Water, they are the most desirable soft gentlemen’s use ever olfered in wis countey, counters only. ‘Leaders aud Introducers of Pachion for awor ppbridrned MATERIALS AND WINDOW SHADES we le.—KELIY & FED GU-O8, WL Broad wey, and HL Benia aoek have 6, full and. shetce dome of brocateis, fatin delaines, worsted damuss sornices, gimps, £c., which are Window. shades ~ Our stook of in New York, and our superior able us io offer these goods at ines the attention of close buyare PPOLIDAY PHOTOGRAPHS AND 4MBRO KADY'S Gallery. No, 859 Broadway over Chompson’s Saloon. OLIDAY GIFTS—PHOTOGS APES. H is . Mis DE BROTHERS. RY ORNAMENTS—JET asp) GULD JEWELRY, Jet crosses, pins and earrings. in great variety, At OSBORNE, BOsKUMsN & TOWNS! iway, eerner of Sp1 ni © be sold. a! greaily reduced pr ancy gcods and toys, at UG Kish’ ws above Spring # reet aoa PHOTOGRAPHS AN BAD'S C No, 359 Broadway, over jazaar, 499 Brosdway, aMBROTYPES—AT ery, hotipson’s Beloon MS STEPHEN® Iu. UeteatsD NeW MONTHLY, aj or 1bB7, THE JANC lee RUMBER NOW KRADY ist brilliant and beausfar ‘rigdical published ip america. ‘With the January number Commences ‘he secon? vo) Which opens witb be New atiractions Superior elegance, The i me, be Bag te and unique, beyond anything this country “as produced, \ary Commences a Rew romance, en- WES! POLNE, By au officer in the United States army; each monthly por tion finely tilusuwated. Iti graphic, sharp, sifpring, dramatic work; full ot hu- mor and character "Yhe subject le new and the treatment fresh. 11 is destined to make a grew sation. The Young M a meric: Gon‘ not fina a work of fetion 89 eure Of interesiine ¥ ‘The well known WAN Tike NIGHT REF ORR CHRISTMAS,” ty Dustrated a number caqvertegny of tae kind ever iesnad ious other Illustrations, ‘rhe very pest romances, Tales, Stetches. novels. Humorous papers. * which contain pleasant an’ amu bod shin In the number for Jw ttl “Lost Jewels,”” by “The Firesidea o! the Kevohutio By Mr ik, Altogether Lis engravings _ Rich and varied iv contents THE © wns PROD MAGAZINE IN AMERICA THE MOST BEAUTIFUL IN AMERICA. ‘the acknowledged best, ‘Ube conceded uadapproschadie. THE GkM ‘The marvelof cheapness. The January sumber is ready wis sy. Fxaimive it Kead it, Subscribe 12}, cents per number. $1 oo par snaum For saie every where. ice of 1s 126 Nasaan street. lodical dealers supplied by &USS & TOUSEY 13 Nagaar stn Houma GIFTS—DAGU EBREGTYP SS, Dé BROTHERS. HO? PHOTOGR: a AND AWBROTYPDS—AT RAvY'S Gallery, roadway, over Thompton's Saloen. TONIC ANGUIFIKR N A divine and blessed remedy TOOTHACHE CU ZED Is FIVE MINCPHR BY DR. ‘AS’ Wonderful Venetian liniment, or no pay; head= fan our. Sold by all druggists aad siorekcepers -¥. Price 25 and 50 TRE TOKAI W whacco, the aalive is " Pepin, *ie, tcial resule. Ud ip fol and retailed at saloona, segar and drag stor vale, 412 Broadway Marri. Srevkee—Kevesy.—On @ouday, Dec. 15, by ibe Rev. J.¥. Young, Mr. Joun 8. StxyvKax to Miss Hassan Keveey, all of this cuy. Mxvxxe—Lows —On Thursday evening Dec, 11, by the Rev. Dr. MoUarty, Mr. Dasiat W. Markee to Magca- ager E., eldest deughter of Mr Wm. Lowe, all of ie y; Scort—Vaastiss —On Wednesday ov: . Deo. i the Feventh street M. E church by Rev. Mr. James Scott, of Bristol, es. daughter of the late dobn Valenune, of ie city. Packsy—Witttame —On Saiurday, Dec 13, by the Rev. Edvard Anthon, Capt. DB. Sacket, United Sistes army, to Fannre A, Gaugbter of the lave Cornelius T, Wilieme. Bartan—Conea — At Yenkers, on Toureday, Dec. 12, by the Rev. Mi Mr. Buena Hattae, of this city, to Mine Hanes nh Comes, Topp—Hoagiaxp —At East New York, Long lalnud, on Suncay, Lec. 14, by the Rey. A. ¢. Muna, Da Davo M. Topp, of Newark, N J.. to Maxy Janz HoaGiano, of Eilcabetb- pen N. J., younges! « aughter of Catherine Brown Hoag- Elizabethtown and Newark papers please copy. tea. Banext.—On Monday, Deo, 15, Mre, Mani Faux Ban ‘widow of Louis Bancel, aged 76 years, jor friende, end thore of hor nephew, Lovie Bancet and of Jobn Laarge, Esq, sre reapotul y invited ten the feral man, which wili be celebrat- church, Astor piace, to morrow are invited to at ber Iaie residence, No. 1 |. &i three o'clock, wishout further ne- tee Sixove —(On Monday, Deo, 13, Mamaarrr, wile of Mi- cbael Stromg, aged 5) the semererroes oo hme states ited to attend the funeral, this efernoon, at o'clock, from the residence of ber husband, ‘Weat Sixtecnun street. lomn—Un Monday, Dec. 16, ot trey suet, Mscy Dopp, & native of Carisie, Her trends are respeotuily invited to attend + ral, ow her inte residence, this afterncon, at balf past “ra pop Bao ‘ar! papers copy. Despnngeny.—Op Mondey, Deo, 15, Suan, wife of Ste- phen W. Dasen! ‘The relatives and friends cf the family, and thore of her sone, Witham A, Alfred 8. and are imrited to atte: on Thu afernoon, half patt two o'clock, from her late No, 164 Caries streot, without furiher novice. Wess ruvary,—On Monday. Dec. 16, Exwa, only ebild of i Mary Jave Wostervolt, aged 9 monsbes and 20 cays. The relatives and triende of the family reponse invited to attend the funeral, from the aid 4 parcnts, No. 196 Bleocuer'sireet, to “ ‘cee, Without luriber ipyitation. a Teer Attsson. —Suddenly, ov Suaday, Neo. 14, Wis Hew. Ry, son of Ann and Henry Edwin Aliavon, aged 8 years, 8 months and 9 days, The [ricads and relatives of the family, the members of Company No. 20, ‘and of the Clayton Club, sare nruet te attend the fw: from the residence of his parents, 328 Livery street, corner of Tt Tg t 9 ‘BoOD, at two o’olonk. Bows —On Monday, Deo, 15, Mrs, 8. Bows, im the 60th year of her age. ‘The fomerni wi’! take place this afternoon, at (wo. from her ‘ase residenee, No. 9 Chariton street. p Tremont, Deo. 14, v Te gretted. Jaxme Leavent, a native The friends and acq fen a to wtend the foneral, on a 004