The New York Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1856, Page 5

Zot Soote or bis pita under ihe resolution of February, CLAIMS OF REVOLUTIONARY OFFICERS. ‘The Bevate considered the Bouse bill relative to tke Seithement of the claims of officers of the revolutio! Army, aod the widows and children of those who died in the service. Mr, Evans, of S C., was opposed to an amendment, as is punt deio'y if nos defeat ene bil, FToomme of Ga., aud Mr, STUART Of Mich., opposed it, Bi it nae bestowment of gratuity founded upon Bo privcipie of ‘uetice, The lalter said that one of the Deneficieries under the bill would be President Pierce, ‘who would receive about $16 000 for the revolutionary services of his athe: Mr, Mason, of Va. thought the payment of these claims would render it obligatory to make simtar compensation to ochere pot included in the oill, and even to redeem ali whe coptinenial money Mr, CuirTesvEN, of Ky., thought {} would be better to ‘take the bil) with ail ite im Dy amendment of losing it. with ti Monday. House of Representatives. Wasrinctos, Dee, 29, 1866. TAR TARY, Mr. Lercur, from the minority of the Committee on ‘Ways and Means, reported a substitute for the bill for the Pevieion of the tar.f THE COAST SURVEY. ‘The freaks laid dDefore the House the report of the Su- perintendent of tre Coast Survey, showing the progress ‘wat bad deew made in that work during the pact year. AYYROPRIATION Pitts. Ma. Cans rnit, of Onio, from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported the Navy and Fortification Appropriation fections than ruo the risk cjourned Ul! Friday f leretanding that they weold then adours ti! TRY CREDITORS OF TEXAS. ‘The House persed the Senate’s joint resolution extend. ‘mg the time, curing which the creditorsef the la'e Repab- so of Texas sha!! present their ciaime, (o the first of Jau- wary, 1858, and repealing #0 much of the act of August 1860, as provides that the residue, (about $400,000) of ‘the sum theroby appropriated among the creditors who have THE INDIAN AYPRO Mr. Camrrei., in mo tee on the Indian Appropriation biti, id it was very im: portant tbat it should pass speedily, as it contained tion tor carrying out i Weaty of the Creeks ‘ana deminoler, made io August last. Mr, Maxweri, of Fit, trusted the bili would be c sidered as Florida, was now engaged in Indian ‘aie atties, Thore has been no better prospect for the last twenty Yoors than (bis time atfords for closing the war. Uader ‘wis treaty the Crecks and Seminoles who ha grated to the West, are to be employed in order to to a termination. Mr. Quitmay, of Mite be divided rate heir releasea! IATEON TILL, g the House to go into Commit- , hada bill to report from the Military Committee giv.” an increased compensation to keop offivers of the army from starving. Cniess it pees the best portion of the urmy will be disbanded; therefure he regarded tt ae equeliy important with the measure ruggesied by the gentioman from Ohio. The Boure wert isto Committee of the Whole on the lation Military Academy and invalid !" ad subsequently passed them, ion Appropria- Adjourned, Kajanc tion Against the Sppieton Iusnrance Company— Phe Sound Steamers, &e: Bostos, vec 33, 1856. ‘The “apreme Court bas placed & temporary ipjuacuon ‘wpon the Appieton inearance Company of this city, upon ‘We appiication of the Board of Ineuraacs Commissioners, pats silege that ite furcver progrese will be bazardous to commanity. A hearing will take piace on Satarday. ‘The passengers by the Fall Ptver line reached this city ™ good season this morning. The Norwich boat from New York bad pot arrived at 8 A. M. ‘A heavy snow storm wae encountered oa the Sound feat night. Weaumer Reports. Pritaperensa, Dec, 23, 1856, ‘The weather ie intensely cold bere, Wassi:xitos, Doe. 22, 1866. ‘Thie is the coldest morning of the eeason. Tue ther- mometer, ina sheltered position, at 8 o'clock, registered @niy twel © degreet avove zero. It mus: Dave beea avout reroin some parte of the city, The wind is blowing atift- ay trom the north. Barrimore Dec. 23, 1856. ‘The weatber is intersely cold, and suow ia failing. Chermometer a: 6 o'clock tha morning registered four. Veen, and at 1! o'clock eighteen arove zero. Auwany, Des. 23—1P. M. i hag deen-enowing hore since eignt o'clock last even- meg. nine o’clock this is not yet in. at Poughkeepsie at noon. The weather is getting very The Ciwctupat trai Bt Loss of the Schooner. Julia Frances. , and were brought here by a pilot boat. sieamer went on her way without whew pple, Destructive Fire at St. Louts. Sr. Lovis, Deo. 43, 1856, Theestensive soap and candle factory of Sonauller & wee burnt last wight. Lone $150,000. losurance ao: eecortarped. Markets. PEALADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. Pwitaperema, Dec 25, 1866. Stocks weady. Pennsylvania 6’, 4; Raltrowt, 42%; Long island Katiroad, 12), ; Morrie Caaai 14) ei Penasy:vauia Kavliroad, 4755 Repabiican Primary Eicction. @PNERAL COMMITTBUS FOR THE YEAR 1857 CHOSEN. Last evening, between the hours of 7 and 8, the ropub- Bean voters met in thou respective wards to choose ‘ive members to x General Commities for the year 1857, and Five delegates to & Young Men's (evera! Commiitee for the sare year. There was pot much Interest manifosted, and all passed of quietly. it waa neticed that masy well knowa Kaow ‘Netniog! ended the meeting, and {a several instances they Were out upon the okets. In feot, the unexpected strength 0! she Fremoct party at tho last olection, and ‘the wenkners of the know Nothings, have made the iat. ter anxious to make terms wih tue fecmer. Tne Geuersl Commutes of this your was a very respectable body, and mvc superior to the genera! ruu of ward politicians. bi it isto be feared, been mary men be ‘with What they can glean from our adverusiag columns. ‘Boant.a of Aldermen, ‘The eard met inet evening—tde |cess-cat in the chair He ROORKEE! T YrRRY A petition was received from the reskieuts of Brook typ, property owners and others, asking thatthe Bridge Street and Roosevelt street ferries be comsnusl ped to the Oommittee of Ferries. Kofer- WIDENING OP OPONTH STREET. ‘The petition of the Governors of the New York Hospi Gl, remon trationg againot the widening of ¥. orto sircot, ‘wea referred tw the Commi‘ice on Streets The report to iwerease the salary of Me Siiiell. Sor geant.at Atms of the Board of Councilmen, from $100 to ‘Yo 600 per anbUM; to ConeUr in FarioUs deowions of (he Bire Deparisment Commissioners, Was adopted. ‘The report to lease jour lowe of groaud, reaning from Pity fret to by | second streets and Fourtk and Fun avenver, to the Nursery aud» atide’ Hospia, at ihe ao Of $1 80 long as the promises sbail be wood for pore in question, #aid lanke to be caacel'ed whem 1 no longer be used for that perpore etopted. M. Sweeny and Jonn Mack each $109 jor the lowe Alderm\n Tuckme again presonied ihe report ve relation to procuring two steam Ore engiaet for tho ute of the aity, The report conours with (ao Couneilaon, and wae aoopted YEPNDRRENG PROPERTY OWNERS — BAO ORT OF THR COMLUTTEN MeINe Committee on «t Suppites, againat the late of tas 4, was presented by Alderman Tucker. favor of directing the Comotroler to svttie dilia of fohu Ma. ane for fencing lots in Porty-fourth street and Fikb avenue, and Fortiom, Forty fourth and Forty-Gitih streets, at wie rate of S4e per toot, ostead of $i 94 charged fn this case the feacing of 7 adjoining appears to bare been divided into diferent 998 Of SPO, oF leas, by tho ime Street Communes we charter, The commitice report to ge 00 the ‘ate and iegal rate. Mr. Cle) iabie jobs in question, by te Grant in eur courts ott Community; ape be it sooner or Inter, raus snot Gensirous consejuences to the of the report, because it relected, a ix jastiy ex city offelals, This wiotion was het and tae port haere, 3 by & majorhy vote of = to 8. reports from the Board of Councilmen for gradirg, paying Ddilis, &c, were brought op aod con ourred in. Alderman Fox moved to tate up the report on the wm Ferry Company, but it being too late it war voted ao. The Board then edjourned to Friday at 6 o'clock. Ctey Ini 5 Eemrcest Coxeusicaros or rap &t. Jons’s GRaxD ting, by Loven oF ¥. asp 4. M.—No Usiom move Tan Paar * MASONS } OR TRE !'REeENT.—An especial communication of y 8t. Jobn’s Grand Lodge, Free and \ scepted Masons, con- ere Se requesting tbo Proncent > Yened last ight st St, John’s Bait, corner of Deiancey forpieh any inforinaton not heretofore co etrect and the Bowery, to hear the report of the comm!t- relative to the pay aud emoluments of Lieutel ' | NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1856. tee appointed ai their semi ampoa! convention, held on the 7th instant, to confer with a like committee from the Grand Lodge of the State of Now York retile ali the difficulties new existing among the traterniiy, and to upite them in one body. Tae commitee reported that they bad several ‘: vos we with the committee from the Greud Lodge of the of New York; that said commit- tee informed them they had no proposition to make, aad if ws (tbe commitiee from St, Johe’s Grand Lodge) bad po lel or terme on which a reunion could be tablished to offer for their comeideration, they ae 10 receive them. The committee from St John Grand Lodge stated iu writing the terms on which they would unite, WI which existip, should that certain — laws now ge of the State of New York ey sould receive th fanned ren Tg ing shout ol ‘ ‘State at present. committee the lodge adjourned. Cavcvs oF Diwockanio Covnaien —The democratic Councilmen elect met inthe Council chamber last even ing to act upon the officers of the new Board. After some digcussion the esent clerk and his first depaty were Geclaret the choice of the democratic mejority, yoo other officers were under advisement when the caucus adjourned. DerRavpine EMGRANTs. —The police courts o! Havre, in France, have recently had before them two men charged with defrauding emigrant passengers, Ose of them, named Joseph Boom, cheated a party out of several hun dred doliarr, by the exchange of French gold ooin into Anmerign. Another, uamed G, E. Schultze, representing bimself ag agent of the New York and érie Railroad, Re ed from several passengers bound for Cailfornia im of $60 cach, in advance for passage t ckets from New York to San Francisco, Tne other $50 was to be Ppild atthe office of Chas. Morse & Co , No. 19 Broadway. When the emigrants, on their arrival, preeonted these tickets at the of Morse & Co, 2 teat were intormed Moree & Co . betore giving them tickets at the fall price, pe them rign a deciaration that they were partecily id. Tne emigrants state in their affilavit that ps signed this deciaration because they were told that it whey retused thry would not get any passage ticket, as ed were without assistance and did not kuow what to do. Convantion oF Tancer Company CaPrains —Pursuinut to a call in the newspapers the captatas of tho target com. panies that propoge to tarn out im the grand parade next month met last night in Academy Hall. crowded, and the meetiog was a stormy ono. Henry Wiison, of the Harrison Guard, was called to the caair, ad Semuel Jackson, of the Peterson Guard, acted as secretary. The Ubairmaa briefly explained ‘the reason of their being called Lm rege wuich was to organize 80 as to bave @ grand parade math of 2}! tho target companies in the city. atter @ good deal of contunea debating {t was resolved to appoiat ® comaittee of oae from each ward, with power to the day of the pi rade, and take such other action ag was necessary. The following named persons were appointed such com mittee: — Jobo Baright, Ain Gilmarten, oes Apdereon, Joba Crocket, B A, Powman, Michaei Connelly, Tres. G. Leopard, Daniel Marrow, Joba Van Tine, Same! The room was 8. A. Smith, Captaia Keybo, Michael Smita, James Dues, Thomas Oont Jobo Galiagt Captain Gaia, Jobn Coyle, hid. De Lacay, Ed, Sammon. Jackson, L. De Laney, This committee will report to a future meeting. New Yort Puison Association. —The executive conurmit- tee of the above association had their reguiar monthly meeting Isat evening. The minutes of the last mecting were read and approved, when the Treasurer reported that $190 bad been received by him as contributions to the tumd of the association since Asst meetiog. Much regret was expressed that thie necessary and phil- enthropic institudon was rot only in arrears, bet that their nmited means prevented the developement of their benevolent purposes. After the transaction of other b ai. ness the Agent of the Mscbarged Convict end Betention Comsmitiees submitted his diaries, from which it eppoars the following nas been the practical work doue during the month -—Visited in our city prisons about 1,600; those who bad been committed for the first offence, aad about which were joand ciroumstaaces of oxteouatio: eckeoted :— Coropiainte caretully oxemined and aided Complaints abandoned oy their advice. Piesbarged from cusiody on their recom: Diecbarge convicts assisted with money Discharged convicts assissed with clothing Situations and employment obtained for. je 4, 'Y solicited in bebal: of thoes unfortunate ho aro leaving Our prisons aad penitsntiaries. ‘Thetr pressing wants cannot be suppiled but by the ve. nevolent:pubiic aud through this ed withoct euch assisuence but Li can be eater teimed of their permanent this eess0a of Uhe year, eepecially, coes this association see the #510 itable and bumane Tho treasurer, ley, Beq., No, 60 Wail street, will thank: telly. Fa. 0 the yeoeipt of any sums woich may be forwarded. mtributions of clowing will grate fully -acnkowledged by sgent, at No. 15 Contre street. Mone Criipexx ror Tue Weer—Yerterday forenoon Mr. ©, Tracy, of the Newsboys’ Lodging Kovso, let New \ork tor the West with enother colony of tuirty-six children from the Obitdren’s Ald Society and the Five Points House ol Industry. Trey were accompanied to tae cars by Messrs. Brace, Maty aod Powe, wh» etdrowed them brieay, giving them good advice and encourage meut TreyMiwere comiortably clothed, and there was Dota tad face amoog them. They were moxiy of the class of children in whom hamanity had mos: retswo to be latereste! Some of thom bad been takea from the streets, homeless outcatts, who would have perished amidst the vices and poverty iu whict they lived but for tee pulamthropy which bad saved nod i nw @bont to elevaco thom, There wero among the boys somo ol podie.promive; three of them had ne@ly arrived from Ergnd, ane bad beon under the guardiavsltp of tae Chidren's Ald Soolety. Viate with hope fir the futare iey did Bot regret their departure trom the elty, aa ‘icy with to commence the achievement of the inde pence their industry and energy will secure. Tusy iit with Ur. Tracy, io bigh spirits, singing heir song of the West a the cars moved away. Or Tscesrn Wie —The wires convergiag from chavnel, og ¢ fst the Chief's office, im the Perk, to the diferent tation | bouses, bave heretofore been rua on polrs, but herealior it is propored to run them under ground, and the Caring ‘ju the City Bell bas been torn up preparatory w layiag the oollor wire, it is wom placion to carry the wire ibrough she city sew world obviate the wecos shy ot tearing up the ground aa! at the same time eCord An eeey mens of ropairivg the wires should they by any means become broken. It thia plaa were pursued wita all the wires it would save tue city {rom the uasighily poles Dow so much ia use. Time os Hopeoy Srxeer About nalf past 12 o'clock on ‘Tueeday, Deo. 93,8 Gre broke eut in the basement of Duiktimg No, 684 ]fadsom street, eccupied by Leecher & Gridin, coflve ronsters aud deaiere in apices men were prowp Tne tro the promises and soon extiagateh edtheGre. The damage stock wil be about $50— 1) keepete Insuraves Company. of r part of the butiain who pas pany. of potlame ie by Dudley & See. $30, aud te not im ured. Foughk ompaie {yt damaged about Fie i GuNTON Sracet —About a qumrter past 9 o’olock | on Tuesday might, a.'re was discovered ins closet on the Grat for of 01 Cilntom street. The dlamer were soon catinguished with patie of water, The premises ware oc cupied by Mr, Wiliam Lar), who bes evstineu dam ige to his furniture probaby to the amount of #139 surange. The building is owned by Robert wiader, {tis damaged about 650, and 14 tweured for $1,400 (a the Bow. ery intorance Company. The fire origineted from a iamp Utet in looking for aw article ta the cleset, between t and 7 o'clock Finn Novo ne Breyer ~Netween Monday nigbt ® camphine iam exploded in the segar tore of Romburgh & Adolph, 774 Grand etre It was tron extinguished With ® few pails of water, Damage about 8° A Pevare Oxveceo =A yourg woman, semod Aan Herbert wee fouad imsensible *y Policeman Theens, in Third avenue, on Monday wight and conveyed to the A physician was pro. ring er > COMeoloesness 4 boon <rugged, but deckaed by jog by Whom, She was sent to her residence, Boat Urvet axo Txaam Maw lino ee the Battery at noon yesterda board, boat caps 424 €'clock on <A yaw! boat three men on jd when it reached the centre of the stream (he and the men in hor ere drowned The Dame ono is anknown: the others were named Michael Toole and Thomas Ooggens their 1 @ toR vessel in the arbor thal was Lo take them to Now Orieans A Rare Fish Story.—Two fishermen while porsuing their occupation near Stapleton, Staten Island, caught « hatr seal about four feet Give inches In length. A bite or hook not was used ia its capture, evedingiy iroumstance to capture one of these animals in (nia Toey were bound wit Fink at BaRarooa Srrinas.This morning, brut 4 o'clock, the I voaraing house known «i e village Saratoga Springs, The flamer spread rapidly, time the entire building wis in Mansion i@ estimated to pave beon upon which Ste te an ‘ne | greater part of the forn! \@ building was owned and Albany Journal, Dee. $2. fone f tare was all oaoupied by De. 8:rong — Newe from St. Thomas. ‘CORKESPONDENCE OF THE HERALD. Sr. Taomas, Dec. 2, 1866. ‘This iland apd Croix are «nite healthy, the ‘crops g00d and business active. Bisleon London, $4 8234 & $4 8b per £100 sterling, and biiison the United Staves 3 per cent discount, Freigbts from Hayti to the Unwed Stater, free of port charges, lighterage, Xc., $5 a $6 50 per ton. ‘Lue Manners —Fiour, $9 50 8 $9 7 $7; meal, $22 4 $43 por puncheon; pilor bread And erachore, $4 70 8 $6; rice, $6 45; corn, 60o, w 26c; Dlack eyed peas, $5 60, and white beace $7, Provieians—3eef, $12 $17, and pork $10; banis, 16c ; cheese, butter, 260. ; 4, 1éc. Fish—\ od, $5 por quinta: ok, 7 @ $3; saimon, $7; mackerel, $7 £0; herring $8 59 a $7; do. scaled er Dos, 406. to 60c, Lumber, $20 0 $24 per M, Naval stores—Tar. $4; piten, $4 60; rosin, $3, tna spirits turpentine, dtc » 450. per gallon, Chapped Fievsh, Kruptions, Washing In- fants, shaving, emotient healing ie JONiS’ Italian soap, only ta, O¢908 Bowery. Jones’ coral hai” oll 2 Knox's Fascinating, “Faultiens and Fash- fonable festival hat Price four dollars. No. 212 Broadway. Genin’s Festal Presents For Gentlemen. Genin’s Superb Festival inte, for Christ- mas ond New Year's calls, No 214 Broadway. Gentn’s Festval Hats for Young Men. No. 214 Broadway. for Gentiemen, Youths No, 214 Broadway. Genin’s Soft Hi and boys. All new styles, Gentn's Travelling Caps, of Far, Cloth, &e. New designs, No, 214 Broadwa: Genin’s Holiday Presents For eniliren, Infants’ and Children’s Faucy Winter Hats, ® brildant assortment, imported and manufactured tor the olay, GENIN, No. 214 Broadway. Boys’ Caps of all Kinds of Present Fash- jovs, at GENLN’S, No. 214 Broadway. Beebe & Co., 156 Broadway.—flats for the holidsys, of every desirable pattern and fabric. Buy Your Children’s Holiday Hats at BANTA’S, corner of Canal end Wooster streets. They are beauuftel articles for presents. ‘The Best Ambrotypes and Daguerreotypes wre taken at the KVEREI! Gallery, 423 Broadway. Prices froin Sity cents upwards, A Daguerrean Artist Gone Mad.—Four hotorraphe for adollar, That man FARRAND, a No. M07 Kroudway, is performiog wouders, Go and see b's estabiish- ment, Meade Brothers’ Gifts,-Photographs Da- guer reotypes; lasting souvenirs. 233 Broadway. Holiday Presents.—Bacon’s, 208 Bowery.— Ambroiyoes, 208 Bowery; unsurpassed, 208 Bowery; fifty cents, 208 Bowery; magnilicent rooms, 208 Bowery. 20 Cent Ambrotype Likenesses with Case, beautifully colored, at KIMBALL’S original and enly cheap picture factory, 347 Broadway. Furs.--Knox Is the only Dealer who is Sell- tng elegant furs this season at low prices. No, 212 Broadway. for =~ aes —Elegant Embroidered Freneh ei it and fine bosom shirts, ali sizes, at MOODY k'WIGANS ir} Broadway. A Splendid Christmas Book.— ‘Lhe editor of the New York Herald says of GOODKICHW’S COURT OF NAPOLEUN:— It ts without « rival tor the bolidays. Price $12 DERBY & JAC N, publishers, 119 Nassau etreet. Charter Oak Charms, Crosses, Sleeve But- tons stads Kc., mounted in gold. Sold only by WM. 8. TAR- BELL, jeweller, 395 Broadway, ec a Year.’ =—Pre- if KNOX. 148 Fulton ats’ hats at $3. “Christmas Comes But On pare for it by purehssing your holiday Fars, Furs, Fours—At White street, between Browdway and Nassau. Fure.—Ladies’ avd Chilaren’s Fars, Gen- tlemen’s fur colarsand gloves. Fascinating agticves for pre senis, BANA, corner of Canal aud Wooster streets, Muffs Furs.—Capes, Victorines, ‘Talmas, BANTA, and cutis in seus. Blegan eats for cbikiren, corner of Canal and W. T streets, the Holldays.—New Styles English tios, gloves, hosiery, ao., at MUODY adwey. For farts, elegant cray & WIGGAND’, 515 E A Great Sale of F HARLEYS last sale at auction takes p * at Auction._J. H. ewtll A, M. this day, athis store, 38 Maiden lane. cPH HkGEM As Atctioncer. ‘Tiixis a chance but reldom wet with—b ies atauction. Kvery article warranted as repre: Fors.—Elegant and Cosuy Furs, Fasct- gifts for the dies at BANTA’S, corner of Canal and W OONET RITEEIR, Under Garments, Gioves, Cravats, Scarfs, Hen, shirts, collars, &c., suited to the #aason, in great variety, at Mesa UGBLAN'S wholesale snd retail shirt and furmishiag sore, 269 Greenwivh street, corner of Murray. Culbert Brothers have Watches for Holiday Y Culbert Brothers have jewelry for holiday prese ois, ‘Culbert Brothers have silver ware for holiday presents. Cur bert Brothers have taney orticies for holiday: pr CULUBKE BROTHERS, ‘anal st. Gold end Silver Watches, Diamond Rings and pins, Jewelry. and silver spoons, forks, Ac., for sale at wholesale nod retail, at less than the wsnal prices, by GRO, | ©. ALLEN, imporser of watches and jewelry, 11 Wall street, woond floor, near Browdw ny. Lost or Stolon—Holmes’ Teade Wark, known ox “Pictuse factory,” 249 Broadway, the celebrate: ‘ent degre Freoty pe shop, new the pictare shilling portratypes aia dollar photographs | Piano for Sale.—A Handsome Rosewood Se. ¢ piano, round corners, elegantly furnished, for «ale | at SLO lees than tbe cost. Apply at 61 East Twenty sixth atreet, before 120" port, sherry, Madeira, Malaga. muscet wines, Jamaicn rum, gin. Scotch and Lrish wh: & MATTESON 8, 400 Broome siroes, A Four Doline Knox.-dioliday u fold at KNON'S, #2 Broadway, Kemember this, and pa wont lim | | Christina: Family Teas, Groceries, | de, for sale, in auamities and at prices to ault, ui FOWLEM's, 20 und £58 Green wie sureet, Your Lady Will Expect That tenn mage iC ent bork, UUL AIC 's Cot hb?) OF NAPOLEON, Fre advertianment, uuder head of Liter rom Fore Knox Drelias KNOX, Caps Knox, Um- u's overcoats Knox, 212 Broadway Window Shades, Gi Cornices, Curtain vimanin gs. fh Great bargaius am COATES, 314 Hhudeo) band tru BakNES & PARK erepe 204 Brew! way. © 1 Perfame.—-Plesse 4 mery factors, Bond street, London, INGE 400, 0 Hrowdway and Toapers, vied at No. '. the bert im the wert, made, old soi Broadway. Culstadoro's Wigs. Sealps and Hair Dye have roe jimis, Wholesale and retail, aod the dye priva appried, at No.6 Aster House JU detmita era, No.1 barctay a or brown, Cutter of Hair and WV Linke dye 4 oly A Card —To Druggiste and Faney Goods RIDGR & Cu. proprisines of Haim of & Thox ie wih over two thou © Umted Slates, at an expente o€ to adveriiae & now ond improved Af, to be called “Woodiand Cream Jopted ase (rade mark, This oremm superior & Freneh article imported: and for half The prlee. lt will be put up io oclaga ass cape, with me {alle Vope, the whole, encived 18 on elegant blue nad gold wrapper eimilar to the balm. with the same scale o€ price Devgaiis will pleage send in thelr orders, aavhey wik be ‘illed im the order in whieh @ #ETR Debilitated, ier tome ner "i dyapeptic—Try Dr. WERBER Vibe, at 802 Bowery, Hell price to poor Huy Your Holiday Hat at Kao: Broadwoy, and it will mase your friends exclaim Hernta urea by Marsh & Co—Radteal Cure (russ at 2}, Maiden lane, New York, Chapped Hands Impose le Where Jonew Tialian soap is vised: emotient Gealing ior infanta; iathertag Jor shaving; Only 2iiling. Depo 2 Rowery, White Teeth yl Se nes’ Hallan feap, 2n., Cures eruptions, chapped skin; Lafont’s Hquid alobisier, natural white for Indigs skin, Cleans tect, 2). ow ery. Holloway's € marvellous re cent. Cure Your Coughatse € a pheli's Syrup of, far, aml wild chery. Twenty tive eente ® bottle, a CAMIPELL'S, highth avenue and Twenty elghth street, Bohemian Cut Cotogne Bottles, Dressing irrora, perfume bexes, travelling fake, Irory and pruahes and combs, and 'a creat asroriment 0° t 10, jus teceived, a late supply of the ger 1 sore, No. Li. Dextre ® Bowers «i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKE®. ‘Tumspay, Dec 23-6 P. M. 4 very small amount of business was transacted at the Steck Exchange to-cay. From day to day ihe samo Prices rule, and holders continue to carry their stocks at eu Immerse expense. The best stocks’ on the market Cannot be carried loss than at the rate of two or three per cent per month, snd apy sitempt to realize wo any ox- tent would produce at once » panic. It isa question whether more money would be Jost in selling or in hold. tg on. 1; would be bad business cither way. The bulla are in & very difficult position, They do not want to hold on ard they cannot let go. Tne transactions at both boards to-day were very limited, without any material variation in prices, Lilinois Railroad bonds advanced 3; Per cent; Cbicago and Rock Isiaud, %; Milwacwie and Mississippi, 4; Reading fell off 3 per cent; Michigan Southern, 3; Panama, 34. This afternoon Erie ceclined *, per cont; Michigan Southern, '. The regular bu') party is filled up with all sorts of railroad stocks, They pave just as much as they cao weil stagger under, and every thirty days adds two and three per cent to their cost. It therefore follows that prices must advance largely before they can get out witha whole skin, Wheo they are to find buyers at higher prices, or even at rates now ruling, is a question which troubles them mightily. This same bull party, at the head of which stand Wesley & Co, proprietors of the Times, some months since went into Erie Raliroad stocks to the extent of about 20,000 shares, purchased, as their paper said, all for investnent, Thetr purchases com- menced at about 6) 3, per cent, and run up to 63 0 6334 per cent. After they had invetied to the extent desired it was found that the market was mot much aflected one way or tbe other. After a time prices be- gan to droop, and in the face of every effort made to the contrary, they run down to 56866) percont. At length @ reaction took place, and the market gradua’ improved, until 60 per cert was reached, At that point the bull party realized, pocketing @ loss om the whole transsction of about one hundred thousand dollars, Their investment !o Erie proved more permanent than fire an- Ucipated. They were glad to gst out of it, at even the sacrifice made. bulk of the 20,000 shares was sold to Little & Co., and bat for the large purchase of that house the bulls would havo lost a good dea! more money. We look for similar reault to Present operations; butthey have now no Jacob Little to relieve them of such loads of stocks, and the probability is that when the burden gots to be too great to carry, they will have to submit to unusual sacrifices. ‘The bull speculators of Wall street do not make much headway in their stock operations. The New York Con- tral Railroad and the Albany clique of speculators gene- rally bave as much as they can stand up under, with their load of railroad stocks. The principal wirepullers of the Stock Exchange, just now, are Wesley & Oo., pro- prietors of the Times, and they heve iafiuenced many ‘whom they operate for not to accept Little’s offer for a settlement of his differences. The object of Wesley & Co, is to keep Mr. Little away from Dis seat at the board, so that he will not have the power of frustrating any of the plans of the cliques of bull speculators. Tae house of Wesley & Co. sre using their outside customers to fur- ther their own private ends in the stock market. They represent through their organ, the 7imes, that after the ‘Ist of January prices are sure to advance, and that it is only necessary to hold on to realize immense profits. ‘They algo represent that it fs all important that Mr. Little should be kept out of the board; that as long as he is kept oot the market can be sustained, and that all rail- road stocks will command prices something like their in- trinale value, Mr. Little has mado a fair proposition, and is desirous of paying all in full, but can pay only twenty five per cent in money. All of his creditors are williag to accept his offer except the Albany epecolators and their representatives in the street. So long as they cau keep ‘the great bear out of the ring they cam manage the sma'! Class of bull operators snore easily, and keep them more steadily in the traces. Al! sorts of misrepresentations are publicly and privately mace to indace outatde holders of stocks to hold ow and not realize, It would be the ruin of Wesley & Co, and the reckless class of speculators they operate with, to bave the smaller class of speccia- tors restize, aud it ts therefore of the most vital im Portance that the timid and the ignorant bulls should be bitn¢ ed to the true state of the market. It is the duty of the Times to keep up the confidence of those not con- nected with the Wesley clique, The fact that Wesley « Co. are proprietors of the Times, aod have complete con- trol of its column, bas given them at Aibany and through the western part of this State a power and tmportance iu the stock market which they otherwise never would have enjoyed. Speculators at Albany, Utica and Ballalo know that the aid of a papor devoted entirely to the bull interest is an auxilliary in Wall street far greater than any other broker possesses, and they also kaow tha! the only way to got the beneiit of that organ is to join the Weetoy & Co. clique of operators. In this way the list bas enlarged, unt! {| has abeorbed the princips! specuia tive spirits of the State. The firm of Wesley & Co. origi- pated in Albany as smal! pote brokers, and its Qnanciering hat, from the start, been of the sshool peculiar to that city. A more corrupt ret of politicians and fluan:iers cannot be found In any spet on the face of the earth thaa {a Albany. | They are known the world over. They are a comoplidte | band of brotaers whoaever there is any money to | ve made—elther by political wirepulling or by stock | speculation. With a power ia the Logislatare to { enact laws giving monopolies to bank note brokers | or authorizing railroad consolidations and iseu- ing bonds for twaginary indobtedaess, apparently op- porod politically aud representing all the different purty factions, they combine and act in uolton when au op. portunity prevents iteol!, orcan be created, for the pur- pose of drawing money from the pockets of the people, Mombers of tais clique can be found in all the principal | cities of the State. They have amassed wealth with the | legielative aid «xtended to them, and now comprise a party | (nthe State foanctaliy and politically powerta! enough | to controt the acts of legislators, Tho pubits is protty well pogied in relation to the particular objects of their favor and support, aod it gradually withdrawing its into rest {rom the works managed by « set of speculaors who may to morrow be engaged in some project calculated to and mtoaded to io}y if not destroy, the very thing they created, and for @ time so actively supported. After the adourament of the board the following axles of stocks and bonds were made at auction by Simeon Draper — $3,000 Coicago, St. Pau! and Fou Du Lac RR. int. ad. 7,(00 Lake Erie, Wabash and St. Louis RR. iat. ad. a 1,000 ad mt. °69, tn. 100 shares Prismatic Toraiog Co.... 80 shares Lake H rie, Wabath and Bi. Louis Hit! ee A. H. Nigolay will hold « speoial auction sale of stocks A bonds to-morrow (Wednesday), at balf past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. in consequence of Thursday next being Christmas, there will be nO sale on that day. The Assistant Treasurer reports to-day as fol ows — Total Total Tal Recepta, — Payme Balan, Monday... BL71,SK3 41 $21¥,074 61 $11,049,272 68 Tuesday SO8,128 20 920,286 40 11,988,104 45 ‘The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washington, on the 20th inst , were as follows :— | Texas debt warrants... + $4,079 31 For the redemption of stocks. « 15,083 94 For the Troasury Jepartnen’ For the Interier Departneat, For Customa, War warrania rereieed end en | War repay warrants recoived and ene | From Custom | From micet! | The | rele Greasury drafison New York, in sums of $2,500 5 | 25,000, at a premiam ot 1 of 1 percent. This ts entering | to competition with the regular “excl e"' houses in &. Lowis, and is much compiained of there, The stesmebip Canada, at Halifax from Liverpool, brings nine cays inter news from ali parts of Karope, The financial and commercial! accounts do no: vary mate rially from ihove reoeived by (he previous steamer, The cotton ma) kot was stoady im prices, bui not active. Broad siults wore depressed. 71 jarke! was dull and the ten | dency of prices downward. Console were quoted at 94 ! per cent, for the accoumt. Money was in active demand, without change in rates, The quotations fer consols on tho 2d of December, were 045; © 94), for the account, The circular of De Coppst & Co., prepared for trane- mission abroad by the steamship Africa, from this port for Liverpool to-morrow (Wednesday), gives the follow | ing review of the bond and stock market — State stocks -—There bas been bu! Hite activity in there scourities im general, Virginia 6’8 have, nevertheless, given rise to transactions of some importance, « l jer cent decliae, ae avo California 7's, 1 atier having fallen & per cent, close wt 1', per cent ad vance, City and county bonds are dull, without any particuiar trangnenions to notice Raiiroad bonds. There has been a decided iack of ani mation, as wellon the “wok, Exchange ax outed) iN nols Contrala, With s @malier business, baye av l percent. kame New York Contral toos ! at wol! sustained prisgs, There bas been a rise u! 4 per neous s jant Treamurer of St Low \s advertising for | E idend. Money is in very active demand at 7 and even bigher for Joans on call. Paper more abudant at 10 a 14, accord- ing to clase and length, Stock Exchange. $2000 Vi: ia 6" rY] irgin! 62 Panama RR....¢ 97 " Galena & Chic - 18s OOsccccceee 1185 ens ig sus Erlo BR... 61 Joo mich 8851 Ia RR ory Cen RR...03 9b CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tusspay, Deo 23—6 P.M. Asurs.—Sales of 26 bbis. pots were made, at 7K o Brgapercr?s —Flour—During ’Change it was known that the Capada was bslow at ‘with later Lil news, which tended to chick operations, Tne transsc- k ope tions were confined to 6,000 a 7,000 bbis., at about the following quotations :— + “in prices. rales cf about 1,600 bbis., chiefly within the range o above quotations. ¢ floar aud corn meal were mouay. and prices unchanged. Wheat was firmly the absence of ae mews buyers were not to operate; hence the transactions were confined to pore 7,006 a 8,000 bushels, fncluding 1 —. red at $1 €0, “and white do. at $1.73, Southern ie white was held at $1 80; Western spring and Mil rauikle club were nominal. Corn—The sales were sane 10,000 s 12,000 bushels, including Western mixed, at 90. 8 10c. from store, and ‘720. delivered, and 76c. for white and yellow Southern. Rye was quiet at 85c. » 9¢c. Oats and barley were unchanged. Corres —The sales embraced 2,000 begs Rio at 9c. a Ise; i do Muracaibo at 1%e., and 20 do. Java at ld4igc. Wm. Scott, in bis circular of this date, says:— The beavy receipts of Rio du the past week nata- rally tended to deprees the market, but good qualities bave brought forth offers both from epeculators and from the whilst low kinds are as much neglected as for- merly. the sales noted above, 4120 ex Corilia and 2200 ex Parthian brought 10i;c, "four montbs, ex sbip. Holders are firm at present ‘quotations, but buyers appear ee ner expecting a further concession. —the market was about 3c. better, with sales ae Ba 4 bales, based upon middling uplands, at Wake, New Orleans do, at REG ‘Fanicurs.—To Liverpoo! about 20,000 bushels wheat > bulk were taken at 63¢4., some flour at is. 94, 5-82d., and 200 boxes bacon at 2s. To Loni 100 boxes bacon at 20s. To Gixsgow grain wasat Od. a 10d, and dead weight Cay To Havre cotton was at };c., eo at 70c., grain at 20c. Nayar Bronss. —Sales of about 500 bbls epirite turpen- tine were mate ‘at 43c, cash; and 150 do. in good shipping id at 440. Crude was un- . Common rosin were sold at ae 500 a @ per stotb Ibs. deliverea, Ons.—Linseed continued iu good request, with re- stricted sales, on account of the irmness of holders. On the spot itis held at 82c adc. Whale and sporm were inactive, and prices without charge of moment. Provisions —Pork—The sales counted up about 300 a 400 barrels, ord old mess at $19 1256 19 je = , ca aoe oa in good di ‘8 300 barrels, inclad Prime meee and nom! meats were quiet at 7c. a 7c. for shoulders, and 9° ‘bam ‘were quiet aud ic heavy, with sales of 230 barrels ter was inactive and prices un- ged O';c and Rea. Ksvate —Siores and lots Nos. 128 and 199 West 40: 90: 1 lot with buildings, treet, 265x100, $7 600; Lou $730: ‘10c. for bams lard tierces. ty in hightoeath strect, near Eleventa avenue, $10 Rick —Bales of about 100 tierces re made at Sic. a 4c. with an avgmenting stock s wer, The sales were confined to 1008 16 boxes at 9):¢., and 1 10 tote, at Oo. 034 187 do, on private terms. Winskay.—Sales of about 400 « 600 barrels wore re- ported at 30c., with amail lots at 30)¢0. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. “For Shuations and Help, see Sixth Page. EUROPEAN ADVERYVISEMENTS. ig og FOR AMERICAN TRAVELLERS GOLN@ to Burepe.-- THE BRS? BOTELs. jotel Meuries........ jotel dea Ttaliens. Motel dea Princes. Hotel de 'Burope... Hotel de Ville (10 be op Hotel de Il’ Btoile d'Or OTELS. All the botels in Hotel we Kivoi He ‘Basie, Swileriané And many chen, which will ven berealier. JAMES MARKWELL, SPECTAL WINE MERCHANT 7G her Majesty Queen Victor late spaces ‘of Lbbowon'e, SSS and the North and ‘American Cofire ‘tou begs to inform his Amerioas lie ailice for keneral agen. at anes rit a No corner of Siationd and Albemarle Hg tentcn Reference and Benern: Fir Clandepsot, Bart. &'@ompany, No. Gavendial aia ARKWELL LATE PROPRINTOR OF 18007. Fast son's ym Pony ra Lemdea louse, be imine my on that pep hare ours in is Riondaang tgeinn ‘and has also te rvaie fe GG, {o Jt. in apartments or entirely, in F.—All appiieations ts te te wwe oF by letter to James Markwell. geoeral oBon, tnd Ajbemnarie streeta, Plondiily. tao! MISC LANEOU s prs ATE OLD LADIR® AND GENTLEMEN EX robust strength by using Dr. JACOB Wit BERS sapguiier. Tt «trengshens the whole functions of na Lure; cures dygpepeia. consi pation; removes neuralgic rhe tnetic pains, Warranted uninjarious vegetable, I'riee $2 00 ppot 2 Bowery EET AND CHEAPEST OIL COGNAC GREEN brandy, eaceners, Hotini! and cherry my, er kev Svaperosien vo give tear Fare chetmirwis _lreworka, ti Dr CCHEWANGB: BOOTS. SHORS THAT ARR tlemen and chiltren, of every de FOR THR HOMDAYS sutkeu MUNROE & CO, 411 Bradway are desirable fue OSBORNE, SOaKDMAN A TOWNSE D'S, oor ‘road ay, corner of (jA* P xtoRR 7 Cheanest ploce in America. Noa, 119 wn 121 Prines strest, New York Third block yest of broad way JAMES G. Murrett, manuf ie QQUERS, BURKE GLYCERINE 8OAP, FOR DYSRAsHa ef the skin, and rendering it clear. sf. and elasuc: price 125, cemta, Depot 115 Chamhers aurect, OQUE DU FERIoCne, 6 BROADWAYT.~a« veRY fancy bores and other rice int be exposed fr sale on the 18th Deceraier sig ¢ x sr ‘K MAN, Woy bEpY ¥e Because no sun pr Women nota main fll ne day at pre tent. ‘The wonderful pregresa of scieuoe enalirs mil (exrept these who believe in quncks aud Choose 19 waste money on them) to acquige and enjoy exer ‘ent heath CONSE MPTION, BORUPL Pa RHEUMATISM, PRY As well an liver complatits, ienrt fy" conily, cheaply ahd plensan rencvoned by he medien! roiley mest diatingniched physiciene in #tuerion, as weil as by the hundreda or persons positively cured within « twelvomonth by ite tise, vie Anders’ Dieu Fodine or Rare, detine Water, Rold «i BP a bowtie by ANDERS & F HK, No. 3 Sorond avenue and G62 Broadway, and ©. i" in 198 Broadway. wouday, at 8, CANILL, 877 Broadway. 4 MISCELLANEOUS. REMBLING, NERVOUSNESS, WEAKNESS, DYS diseases caused by sluggishness ip itl Piseand ad ver de are cured. an fe is, heart, Dr. WESRR'S and ony fy Sifprice 2 oy se - ven to the debilitates. Bow: oor half-price. \¢ ORLFANS. LA., DEC., N *. O WOODMAN. Proteieor of Cmmatstay. has dise Covered in the kernels of cherry pits wonder‘ul curate Power for the quick cure of coughs. colds, influenza. whoop. ing cough, croup, bro bis, tah’ diseases and complaints of ibe throat, lungs or chest ‘This wonderful remedy has cured so many persons who were given up ag incurable with consumption and other sero: fulous diseases of the lungs and throat, and chiideea ihe with hooping cough and feroup tbat Dr Woogman, has bee: induced to prevare this mirscuious medicine for general ee, and has Woo: it the na DMAN': 3 Poieary EXPECCORANT. It ls traly the most astonishing discovery in medical science of the present century. a few weeks alter using this great remedy the cough entirely ceases and ‘he moet lean, lank, weak and emaci become fat strong and robust {tis no! ike a medicine—for, while i heals the uleers in the threat and lungs, it gives nourishment and strength to the en lecbled body. it is pleasant 10 take, and wil not offend the mast delicaté stomach, r. Woodman will guarantee that this nourishing remed: wil restore the weak, eiasiated coosumptive Wo sound healt and goed condition of body quicker than the most approved ‘obaling methods or other consumptive trearment in use| From the irs. day this cherry expectorant ty used the pasient begins TOW 1st to 8) en bottles of this famous remedy are at No, 162 Ful- ton street. where. The copsumptives and those aftieted with throat ebest or lung. ion 8 pee ‘are invited to call and make irial of the same. “Price botde. ihe “fo WoubuaN ‘New Orleans, La __! Proprietor, at he Re he He, Ufice, 162 Fulton street. Yigg uose BEAUTE ape Donanee, 3 aA og wer made are the patent double gla. aaa Guciunive right to taake which is owned by 26) RCRD, Ho: No 447 Broadway, to whom been awarded mium at the late fair of the american Institute. OYSs, DOLLS AND GAMES, ‘vor THE HOLIDAYS of every variety, and sold #t Rogers’ extensive, bazaar, No. 499 Broadway, ae thie whole stock must be noid off this month. H. 4. ROGERS, No 499 Broadway ‘Vreven visrs, Keivet Yen Velvet Vests, Velvet Vests, Velvet Vesta, vel Veivet Veste, Yelves Vests, Velvet Vests, Velvet Vesta, Velvet Vesta, Velvet Vents, 66 and 68 Bulton street, 6 and 63 Fulton sti between Gold and Ci AKNESS IN YOUNG AND OLD, Pore SEXES, fram age, overdocioring. debauct 4c, and the most imbecile feel & gradual. rength after three days using De. we 8 warranted herbal and uninjurions. (pric pda taait Try it, afilicted. “Poor ual price, R BOTTLE, {PER DOZEN FOR "Eonawenire “sparkling ring. Caaeba “Fucks 6, . sparkling and still, Mumm’s, Heidaick, Chas. Heidsick rape Tent champagnes by the bottle or basket, at R. BE. Men ENGER 4 CO.'3, 08 Fulton street. Married. ‘TitoT#0N—GLanN.—On Tuesday, Dec. 23, at St. Bartbo- lomew’s ct urch, ip this city, by tac Rev. Samuel M. Cook, Mr. L. G. Tr10180N to Miss Exwa A. Gums, both of this cit) *Ftere—Panire.—On Tuesday, Dec. by the Rey. lr. Osborn, Cuas. Teo. Rusts to Anma F. , youngest daughter of lr. Jas. L. Phelps, atl of this us city. Mappock—RopGars —Oa in James street church, by the Rev. F. Brome, Jamas Mapvock to ‘Mise Maxy Rovere, both of this c! Kitsav—Barea. —On Tuesday, nd 33, by the Le Goo. L. Prentiss, Gxeavitts A Kiewaa to Mary J., daugbter of the lave Jobo H. Bates, all of this city, Baziak—Waits —On Tuesday morsing, Deo. 23, by the Rov. Mr. White, at the North Baptist church, Port Rick- mond, §.1., Mr. Catvis Barksr to Miss Mary A. Wirre, both of Caatiown, 8. I. Raryataces—Ror —On Sunday, Dec. 21, at Manefield, Conn., by the Rev. Dr. Atwood, at hie Tetidence, Mr. AN- TRoNy Ramstaven, of Brooklyn, N » to Mise Jona E. Rom, of the former piace, Be gg apg Staten Island, on Taestay, Nec. , by the Rey. 7. P. Wilds, Jowrvs M. Pasirs, of New Fone to Miss Pursue J., youngest davgbter of tte late David 1). Burger. Urt0x—G amnison — Banr8rt—GARRisox.—At the Globe Rotel, racuse, on the 16th December, by the Rev. S. B Canfield, Mr. Isaac B. Urton, of New York, to yd A Quimey, eldest dang bter of Ira Garrison, [agit ‘at the same time and piace, and by the same, Mr. Feame§ A Baspatr, of Oswego, 10 Ouiva, second daughter of Ira Garrison, Faq. Died, Coppmcros —On Sunday morn! lL — ox, in tho 75d year of b ‘Bis tric and the iricods of bis family, are reapect- fully Invited to aivend bis fuperal, tow afternoon, ai taree ’oicck, trom bis tate reeidence, No, 228 Filth »venue, witbout further invitation, Town.—On Mondsy morning, Dec, 22, Josmra 8, bay 63 years. ‘The friends of the family, also the mombers of Conti- No. 487, F. A M., are requested to atiend bis funeral, this afiernoon, at ne orulock, from No. 9 Albany street, witbout tui invitation. bi peagrenelayene PO ye ee ee ee Mn. Haxnan Deana, qn ye Her iriends, ‘hose ot er sn, Besta J. Deane, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this See Boon, at one o'clock, irom his reeidence, No. box, street. Tar Mrs. Renscoa Law Lawaasct.—On Mond BERCB, In the 64th year ‘The relatives ana friends of the fara! are requested to attend the funeral, from her late No. 65 Bed ford street, this moruing, at nine o'clock Her rema'ne “ents Weng ea oe ti, et. jorns.—I0 foxes, on vet bomorrhage of the lungs, ba yond W. Jonm, lave of firm of Bartis, Jones & Co. of coop Fig scitow.—On Monday, Dec. #3, Susay Acauera Scrrox, bay Nn — and 7 montis. riends, end thore of hor late father, Samuel B. oan, pone Bs invited to attend her fanera!, trom the residence of her mcther, dirs, Sarah Ann Sattoa, No. 263 Sixth avenve, this afterboon, at one o’cluck, witbout further invitation. Resiy.—On Tuetday morning, lec. Marcaner Rainy, wicow of the Inte Peter Reilly, aged 64 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the lamily are eve ge 4 {pyuned to aitend her fcneral, from tue residence of ber son-in-law, Edward Murrag, this afiernoon, at half past twelve o'clock Toughkeeprie and Montreal papers please copy. Harr —Un Tuesday, ec. 23, of consamp.on, Mr. Biawan Hatt, in the Sid year of bis age, The relatives and friends of bis family are respectfully invited te attend bis funeral, this aferaoov, at one o'clock, from bis late reRidence, No, 94 Sallivan strovt, Coneaul, Obio, papers please copy, Far.aY.—On Monday aiternoou, Deo, 22, Inanets Kr+ mITT, youngest daughter of Gorge W. aud Ann E..za Far- ley. aged % years, 8 months and 18 daj ‘The relatives aud frieuds of the family are tovited to attend ber funeral, ar et at two o’cluck, from the residence of ber pareuts. No 24 Montgomery treet. Ber —— will be taken to Groemweoa Cemetery tor pours. —-On Tueeday, Deo, 32, Cuanum Hevay, yeuog ¢st son of Ralph and Jenact W. Bukert, aged 3 yeare,d montba snd 6 cays ‘The relatives and fr ends of the family are reepectfully tovited to attend bis funerai, from the ree) tence of bie parents, No. 70 Chariton street, corner of Hudsoo, this Morping, atten o'clock, His romatos will be taken (» Mg MN, Joxamman isconat Surmas —On end paint emt Caugbter of the late George)’. Sbipman, Mio the 158 1 Fee triends ot the fami) a peettol are re Invi tend the funeral tervices. to morrow caveemn, en he lock, at the house of Thos. Troslow, No, 218 Note 4 bear nee 4 avenue, ¥ \bout forther noice, more avd Washington papers Saris —Oa Tuerday. ee 43, ‘aiet'a short aa Pa lines, isavai.a ANN Switn, daughter of the late David G. anc Mery Avo Sm 1 aged 0 years aad 6 months ‘The relatives and frien nvited to attend ber 8 afierpoon, at two Europesn papers please copy ) domay On wieesay, Dee. 93, J. W. SicSoms aged montne and 14 days is org Ppecifully invite to attend the ral, from Me resi. dence, No. 10) Madison street, at one o'clock this after. ester connty, on Tueeday, Dec. 98, Jaw, wife of Henry Brevoort, and daughter ‘the late Charles Stewart, of N: * be ¥ icon ork, im the 63d year of The friends of the ‘amily, and thoee of ber brother, Dr, James Stewart, are invited te attond the faneral, to-mor- ow inte ree or a: Rye, at ten o'clock, Carriages wil! be in war nt the Mamoropece vai of the seven o Sook traia from New Catumas —At the City paren, On Monday, Ds, Le 4 Cailitay, & member of toe First ward poles, of Vermont, aged 40 years, 5 months and Te ayn, ‘Tbe Police Department reoers| are Inv led to attend bis funeral, irom the Cty Hospital, this day, at twelve o'clock. In Philadelphia, on the 16h Novem! 1, youngest an: tnd only sou of the le Soha bane = ing. Of this city. Iayss —At Savannah, Ga., om Sanday, Dee, ate we, Sravmay A. | synis, of the Grm of l'eokham, Denn! of New York, eT Jue notice will be given of the funeral services, Lawmit.— With ccep regret we annoange the death of } Maycanty Laweri), whose {uporal took place . cay, Deo. 6 Mrs Lameiti was Vay ident reaidents, as also for bet bevevolence, oe a. ‘fe married to ree zy met W it an Citizens have forgotten. An, Ration by Dirt, Kr, Lame ‘ and for reme time ‘followed i being the only ove then ia Now o — men—among ovhers, Ge: Wea mich esteemed by that goatieman, might have been seco ever} wereang 0 5 decor, waiting to convey him to bis ‘ree ‘ alter giving op bis profession be pare is Mporter of = fruits, wines and segare, be and one other keep he only eee eee ry crew mstarces and ma: