The New York Herald Newspaper, January 7, 1857, Page 5

Board of Ten Governors. YIRGT MEETING FOR THE YRAR—I1TB ORGANIZATION. ‘The Board of Ten Governors beld their first meeting for the year at the Rotunda im the Park yesterday. The ToRowing named persons constitute the Board for the Afr the preliminary bi an election for Presi. deat for the year was gove into, Washington Sunith ooca- <b Ledagaaad temporarily. The first baliot resulted as Daniel F, Ticman. ‘The Chair apnoupoed that there was no cholce, Seve. val other ballots were taken with asimilar result A re- cus for ten minutes was then tacen. As tye Board is v of five democrats and five opposition, it is ‘esuai to alternate the Presidents irom one party to the ether. This year the demoorats are entitled to the chalr- ae Simeon Draper Milled thst position last year. wither the recess another ballot was gone into, with the result -— sone 6 ‘The next baiiot resulted aa foulowa ©, Godtroy Gunther, Daniel ¥. Neman. BH Dene Mr. as \« On being conducted to the chair, Mr. Gunther, in ancat ‘and appropriate specoh, thanked the «Governors for tbe honor they bad done him and pledged himself to fill the office pemstaliy, and with a angle eye to the good of the department. isaac J. Oliver was then chosen Secretary of the Board, PENITENTIARY HOSPITAL BLACKWELL'S ISLAND, The monthiy report of the aim'ssions and discharges at ibie institution during December was recetved from the Resident Physician, Dr. Wm. W. Sanger. During the Nme it covers there wore 470 patients under treatment— 190 males ana 280 females, Thore wero admitted daring December, 62 males and 54 femaies—116 in all; 42 of whom wero natives of the States of New York, New Jersey, Penusyivania, Massachusetts, Connecticat and Delaware; and 74 were foreigners, from Ireiand, Germs- py, England, Canada and Scotland. Of the foreigners 9 had resided jese than five years in this country. The ages Of sbese persons were in the same proportion as bas been noticed formeriy—87 of them being less than 30 = ‘old, and 34 of being under 20, Their educa- {as may be expected) was defective—7 oaly could Tead or write well; 66 were imperlectly educated, and 43 entirely uneducated. 63 professed 10 be Protestants and 47 Rorsan Catholics, 87 were eingle, 17 were married, and 11 were widowed. 5 were of teinperate havita, 18 Were moderate drinkers, 71 were intemperate, and 21 were habitual drunkards. f these habitus! drunkards 1 ‘was onder 20 years of age, 5 under 25, 7 under 30, 6 un- dor {0 and 2 over 40, 4 of them had is of tempo- rate habits, 12 parents who grank moderately, 2 parents who were wtemperate, 1 is who were babitasl pkards, and 2 either could not or would net give any formation ss to their parents’ hadits. The list of occu- ations includes § boatmen or sailors, 39 laborers, 10 seamstresser, 35 servants, and 6 talloresses. Some of these haa worked up to the time they were committea to Biack- Well’s isiand, while otners had lived an idle life for va- rious terms, ranging from 8 months 1o10 years. 1 patient has been 20 times an inmate of ths bospital, but 67 were Bdmitied for the lira time. Tas total number discharged during the month was 122—of whom 99 wore cared, 15 were reljeved, and 4 died. There is a large amount of in- formation ample material for reilectioa in these monthly reports, bf which this is but a mere outline, City Intelitgence, ‘Pes Wasrurs—Ice Accipents.—A cold snap visited the ity yesterday, and last evening there was every pros- pect it would continue a day or two. The thermometer fell to 14 degrees, and the clear eky and dry northwest ‘wind gave sesurance of a still lower temperature at no very distant period. As a consequenze farred roves and Duge overcoats were in demand, and the ladies (we beg ol. Bento: Pardon) in Broadway, were eo mutlled up (hat nothing but their pretty noses could be seen, and ‘they were of the color the poet describes as— Celestind nowy, red—iove’s proper hue. A tinge very becoming to the cheeks, but slightly out of pnce cn Ye tbe probosis, Thia cold spell is in- for more reasons than one. [t ha: prevented from clearing the sidewale as it would bavo y Or two, and as neither the police nor the re will see that this cuty is performed, Jippery and dangerous sidewalks until a be vain washes themof!. Meanwhile a great many accidents are occurring. Mrs. Sheriook. residing at No. 172 Weet Sexteenth mrect, ing to the slippery state of nidewaik in Kighth avenue, near Twenty-ffb ‘and injured berseif severely. John Clay, a yh = Mots street, fel) and ene of hie arms. Ho was en to the Hospital. ‘Those cares came 10 the knowled e of the police, but no doubt fil'y cases occurred in the city yesterday that tae lio will pever hear of. Doring the recent mild wea- the river became cleared of ice, Dut last night it re epprared again i large masses. Waar is Four Avasvs —About 11 o'clock Mon lay night 8 fire broke out in a grocery and liquor store, situated at No. 317 Fourth avenue, corner of Twenty fourth street, Oecupied b Lundrom & Co. The fre was fires Settee’ comes at the back part of the store fome straw and yoke open the doors. 81.600 on the stock in the Cliovon insurance '. The firemen was esrly at the promises, bat in conse- wwence of frozen bydrantein the Vicinity it was somo b sry ‘ater could be procared. The (lames spread jestroying protty much the whole ded through the cetling between iat to the third Coor before exti 5 Opper part oi the house was unoccupied. Che build- ‘owned by Mr. Pecknam, and is damaged probabdiy art of $100 oF $800, covered by (usuranye, Marthei was at the Gre, ac‘ompaniet by Capiain Winer. c! the Highteenth ward police, and made aa ox- i amination of the premiges It i supposed to Have Deen revon Gre, Thocase is under the Fire Marsbal’s inves. Wqaiion. Purrie Seno01s ty THe SixteRNte WaRD,—The School No Seventeenth street, was Opened at preciecly nine last, by the newly vlectoa oflicors— Witiam Jay Harkett, Commissiouer; alexander Min (Charies Donohue, Haq., and by the former Trusires, Al derman Obristy and br. Rosenmiiler. i. Heskett made # very sbort speech {u these words :-—" C wy elected officers have come to yor proseaco thi morning to you the pleasant greetings of tae new Jeer, and desire to commence toeir irs! official auty - j reading « chapter from God's holy Word.”’ The new Soors then made a critics! examtpation of (he bulidiag to ascertain its safety against Ore acd panic. Mr. Cover ‘wae also prosent to offer his views on ventilation. The officers then repaired to the Twenty fourth street school, ‘which was inspected, and al) was found to be Im & Batis. factory condition. ‘Tae JW. Wartack Moskerexes, Capt. Graham, com posed for the most part cf the employ. s of tho thos re, paraded forty ete op their knnual tarzet excursion y: Covnt—Cirents —Part | Noe, 2539, 1186, 91, 98, 96 97, OO, 101, 103, 15, 107, 169, 111, 113, 126,217, mm, dal, 196, 147, 129, 131, 148, 196, 197, 190. 14t 143, 146) Part 3.—Nos. 30, 32, 94, 58, 08, 42, 46, 48, 50, 60, 62, €4, 66, 68. rams CoURT—Epocial Term.—Nos. 54, 76, 107, 252. Oxnap Stases Distuicr Covrt.—Noa. © to 50. Serenson Covet.—Noa, 90, 122, 115, 126, 117, 119, 120, 122, 198, 124, 125, 126, 150, 138, 139, 140, 141) 143, 146, 146, 147° 146, 140, 160, 181, 164, 183, 166,154, 167, 168, 166, 166. 168, 169, 170. Conmow Pisas—Part 1.—Nos, 79 to 95? 66, 68 v0 78. Not Found Wanting —If « Pleasant and efieeiwal pur fs wanted, you will find ai! this and more in BRANORETH'S vegetable universal pilie In the colds sand coughs now prevalent they cannot be too highly recom Part 2.—53 to mended Offer, Brandrets Building. No. 43. % ceaten bor wich full directions. Bold also at 62 Division street, N. ¥.; 173 Felton street, Brooklyn, and 124 South Busts street, Wil hameburg. The Hest Ambrotypes tn the City are taken at the Rverett Gallary, 423 Broadway. Prive from fitty conta upwards. 10 Cent Photographs—ten for $1. five post- Gone in one spent, 033 YLMES? new invention, Depot of @bi)| ng por'raitypes, Broadway. 20 Cont Ambroty pe Likenesses, with Case, Deautifully colored. double glass and heretically sealed, warranted imperishable, at KIM ALL'S, 47 Broadway. Photographs, —— Daguerreotypes, =-BACONS’ grand gallery, 26 Bow Ambra, au anttiskene rae Furs, Fors, Furs—At White's, 148 Fulten nirest, between Broadway and Naceau. Gents’ batsat $3. Extra Heavy all Weol Unaer Garments, all girae ot MCLASGHLIN'B, 260 Greenwich street, corner of Mumay. Ptano for Sale.—A Handsome Rose wood Se- rm tave,piapo, round corvers, elegantly furnished, for sale Vean than the co, Apply a 64 Kasi Twenty sixth Seth before Izo'clock. od a ¥ Smithsonian Houee, commodationaen the Kuropean or A: merieaa plan at epti team heat throughout. Also geta up DINw RY for societies ‘and large pasties. SIDNEY KOPMAN. 7 Diaxtes of ail Stx: pocket, office ane desk nse, published by RI tationers. 6F William street Jobn Wood's New Gymnastaum Now Open. ec No. 6 East Twenty-cigh'h street, near Fitth Aveaue, Defiance Salamander Safes—with Patent powder prooi dagance lorke and cross bars. Depot 182 Peart low ace rela BIS ROWERT M. PATRICK, White Teeth, Perfomed Breath and Bean. tifw) complexion, cae be acquired by using the balm of « thoneand towers.” Beware of counterfeits, The immense ‘of the balm” hae brought ont hoata of counterteies ind impostures. Be sure gach Lettie is signed FRTRIDGE & 66., Franklin siuare, N.¥. For ale by all draggisis. Charter Onk Charms, Crosses, Lacites’ brooe! ear ci atu wleeve buttons, gol! mounted. Beiteett by OM #, TABBELL, jeweler "No. 305 Broadway, aod Styles, for the & LOUTREL, NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1857. Use none but Cristadore’s Dye.—Wear mone | about $4,700,060, and with the above extra dividend, baa MileGing ts tvioe” Addrese Ne: aster House, """°! "Y | Geet Dub about 922,000 per math, follewing ‘The snnemed starement exhibite the funded debt of Beteheldor’s Hair Dye, W: and Boaton and 1856 galiec te wwth mata cus alt geek em SEDAN of DNR ERIE Breadway. ‘Fumarroas oF Bosrox—AMount . Deo. ‘Deo. 24. 1866, HUN, Intmitable Cutter of Hatr and Whis- 81,500,388 96 ewe) ot is Se aes 5,290,961 11 Hernia Cured Marsh & Co.—Radical $7,056,149 77 en eh ec nee ee nee eae Grnsalidated dab... 67,065,148 11 weno An increase of city debt... A desrease of water debt..... Increase of consolidated debt........ The means of payment were:— The Threat and Lungs.—Dr. Robert Hunter Fore. ty hove who ave aulering frou bronchial and pulwotary . w alfectious, nt 825 Broadway. Helioway’s Pills—Feeble Constitutions.— Dec. 24, 1855, Deo. 24, 1856. TRonsands of ers with wash conatationn, din earty from QRAD.... ees essececses $620,627 72 eee 4 vy. Nature should, case, s with HOLLOWAY'S pills, ‘They give tone and stamins io | BoBd# and mortgages., 662,218 64 846,031 ome. $1,161,477 86 Mra. Elliett’s Rheumatic Embrocation.— | Increase of debt, eens ‘This powertul embrocation for rhenmatism, old sprains, chil- | Decrease of means. 21,808 41 Diains, disiocavens, &¢ , i warranted 10 eiléct @ periet cure —_--—- ip all cases of muscular and nervous rheumatiam, [t acta Net increase of debt. $227,808 4! ke, A charm, penetraics every tre, and reeves the most | The Mayor recommen be acute pain im mediacely. % le, hack, breast, &e., Sta te tte wetent tenance ai “y made for the uliimate liquidation, by raising ® sum for ence, and & few applications only are hecersary Weflect a cure. Sold at No. 52 Division street, Price, fifly cents and one dellar per bottle. The Baron Spolasco’s Rooms are 815 Broad- way. Crowded éaily by patients, of every malady, from most States ef the Union. Coughs, Colds and Consamption.—EM W. VONDEREMITH, M. D., devotes bin attention exclusively to diseares of the throat and lungs, If the patient not im- prove after being under bie treatment two weeks, po charge that purpose equal to three per ceut anpually, upon tho capital of tbe consolidated debt, (including the water debt) instead of upon the city debt only, as at present. ‘The Washington Union of the 6th inst. notices land movements as follows: — The active demand which sprung up for Jand warrants, Jast week, has fallen off 26. per acre. Sooners Rites house, Fant & Co., bankers, quote market dull, lowing bewg their buying and selling rates to-day, viz. :— i will be made, Office 158 Bowery. ng. ling. —— - 40 acre warraute.......$1 07 por acre, $1 10 per sore, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | ,% be oh ae os ae ene OH MONEY MARKET. Terspay, Jan. 6—6 P, M. The stock market was mot so buoyant this morning, but was more active than we have noticed for some days, There were agreat mapy sellers this morning. All the leading operators were desirous of selling, and were deterred only by the strong downward tenfency of prices. At the first board Virginia 6's declined 1 per cent;")inols Central bonds, 4; N. Y. Central Ratiroad, 4; Erie, 34; Reading, 1, Michigan Central, };; Michigan southern, \; Iilimois Central Ratiroad, %; Oieveland and Toledo, 7¢ ; La Crosse and Milwaukie, 3. Galena and Chieago advanced %% per cent. The dividend of this It was supposed at first that the lands offered for sale by the General Land (ifice were to be brought into the market im mediately; bat !t now appears, from the ofl)- cial advertisement of the De} ment, that the sales will not ee untii the 1st of May next, and those who boughs for a rise are now reselling to some oxtent, which may produce during the coming week a further decline. The lands prociaimed for market are reported to be as fine as avy in lows, and as May ap; hes, when these sales take place, a permanent improvement {n the mar- ket, wo think, must take piace, aniess Congress gives away another slice of the public domain where these lands lie. ‘Tho annexed statement exhibits the quantity of cor tain srticles cleared trom Buifalo by canal in each of the compeny will be officially announced in’ @ few | past bree semsons :— days, and the books will be closed on the Canat Commmnce oy BurvaLo.—Smrmanrs Ease, 2st inetant. The dividend will be seventeen 18 18 181 Lumber, feet uM per cent, and purchases made now carry the dividend, Last year tbe stock touched 1273¢ per cent just before the books closed, and the dividend at that time was 17 percent. This is beyond all question the best paying reilroad stock in the country, and it is sbout the only one in which we baye any faith. It is managed by cau- tous, prudent men. The sales of Erie to day were very large. All the large holders were tree sellers. Cleve. lard and Toledo opened heavy, and there were strong indications of an important decline, Prices are very fe- verish and unsettled, Micbigsn Southern and Michigan Central were offer: d freely at lower prices. The heaviest fall to-day was in La Crosee and Milwaukie. It opened at a decline of 8 per cent, but recovered aiterwards and on meal, b ¥ € 4 closed better, The low prices brought in new buyers. Harley, bush + 216.477 73,8 At the accond board there were signs of weakness among Lt ty oo ed ibs. rest “an holders of the leading speculative stocks. New York Cen- | Cytton, Ibs.. 141,967 15,715 trat Railroad fell off ¢ per cent, and no demand for the | Tobacco, not mf’d. 6,328,060 1,869,402 stock; Reading, %; New York Central Railroad 6’s, 2;; Michigan Southern, %; Erle, 1s. Cleveland and Toledo was up and down a fraction, The most curious foature of this stock is ite sudden fluctuations. A glance at the uncertainty which eaperience teaches us bangs over these raiircad corporations, their long career of unparal- leled financiering, through a course of years—in fact, from the day of their inception to the present moment— must make !t clear to the minds of thinking and prudent men how little they are entitled to the coniidence of the community, and upon what en insignificant basis the present price of each and every oneof the above named stocks reete. The principal feature of today’s operations {s the large amount of stock sold, and the Notwithstanding the various causes which have ope- rated against the Maryland ooal trade during the year now ended, the shipments have exoceded the ex- pectations of those interested in the business, and show a considerable increas@ over the amount shipped in 1856, The following interesting particulars we take from the Cumberland Telegraph:— During the year 1856 the quan- tity of coal sent from the Maryland coal region amounted to 664,304 tone, and the quantity shipped during 1856 amounts to 709,329—showing an increase over the former year of 45,025 tons. From the Frostburg coal fields there were transported over the railroad and canal, in 1866, 81,809 tons, and during the last year 400,462 tons— showing an increase of 29,153 tons over the fact that the late buyers have realized on avery large | shipments of the former year. ‘The increase quantity of shares, The shorts have been compolied, | in the George’s Creek region over the pre- from the immense success which has attended the move- | ceding year is 15,872 tons—the shipments ments of buyers, to close up their accounts; but the market 1s repidly approaching a condition where an {mportant re- action is certain to take place, and tt will occur al a timo when the usual source of consumption is out of the mar- ket. The bank loans indicate the usual spring demands for business purposes and the pressing importunities 0 wockjobbers. Let them proceed for a fow weeks on the #ame track and we shall experience one of those disagree- bie changes for which these inatitations are proverbis end responsible, when the public at large are invariably the suflerers, The contraction will be more rapid than (be expansion has been. No day of the season has shown a more tevere demand for money than to day and the genera! poverty bas not been more evident. Toe very bighest prices have been paid for money, and the emaliest cums have been acceptable among the brokers. We do not look for any let up to this money pressure for 1866 beiug 292,996 tons, and for 1856, 308,867 tons. During the year ending 27th December,603,129 tous were conveyed to market by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, ‘and 206,209 tons were abipped by canal, The increased demand for Maryland coal, and the augmented facilitics for transportation will give a greater impetus to the coal trade, and itis confidently believed that a million tons of coni will be despatched castward during the year 1857. Pince the year 1342, when the transportation of this oom- modity was 1,708 toms, to the yoar 1866, when it was 109,529 tons, the aggregate shipments haye been 8,700,703 tons, of which 1,304,602 tons have been, from Jennings’ Run Valley, 1,538,674 from Braddock’s Run Valley, and 867,427 from the Westernport region, The Indiana Daily Sentinel says :— ‘until after the spring trade is over, if in the meantimo | decided, as bas been averred, by the Supreme Cour! tte favor u) the main questions invol im the ise the barks should run their loans aad discounts up to | put y ground that his interest in the old bank, 2116,000,¢C0 or more. Tho growth of the commerce of | one ‘was not sufficient to justify it. Another sult is the country, unchecke! by the ominous signs of the | DOW pending, viz.: the State va. the lane, which will coreg = J bring ali the objections to its constitutionality ini times, both at bome and abroad, is swelling tho demand | fiiriy before this tribunal. 1: is nt only of higu impor for money !nto a stream of immense power, ent the fa- | tance to the Ne Of ths Bate that the vast prwers con- cilitice to be afforded by Our banks and othor jastitutions | ferred by tis charter should be fuily investigated by this lust court of appeal, but to thore who are directly | ested mit If they are jast, legal and in accordance with the constitution, their coufirmaiion should be sought by the stockholders, rather than svvided, We do not pro poke How to discuss ihe propriety, wisdom and expodion ‘ey Of the meaaure: it bas the legislative sanction, aa’ iiro maine for tho judiciary to condrm its privtiogos or anaul them, and then for the people to exercig their rosorved powert—lor without public coafidence bank notes are wortblent; like Cosar's wile, to have respons and value Uhelr integrity must be beyond ruspicton. After noticing the objections to tho prop oscd institution, the same paper adds. — It te with euch vast and dangerous powers that the Dank Of tbe State of Indiaos commences the issue of aa umeccured aod irresponsibie currency on the 2d day of January next. The Sate bolda ro security whatever for ie redemption. The bills fora large amount are ready for cireusation, and they will bo hrown broadcast over ‘the land. The meesage of tht Governor of Missouri, just trans mitied bo the Legisiature, makes the following e. loi of the Mnancial condition of that State — Of credit are not equal to the enormous réquiremente. ‘The Governor of the State of New York tn his message to the Legislature, giver rather a flattering account of the pobdlic finances, The balance in the Treasury at the close of (be decal year ending Sept, 30, 1556, was $3, 241,- 690 41, whion i# $114,079 43 more than at the close of the previous yea the total canal debt of the State, Sept. 20, 1666, was $24,606,280 82. The surplus re- venuer of the canals last year $1,962,500, which wan added to the fand provided in accordance with the copatitution, for the redemption of the principal sod in- terest of the canal The amount of old debt re- deemed and cancelled last year wae $4,480,366 51, aud the new loans made on account 0! tho canals ip the samo lime war $4 500 090. $181,334 99 ‘294880 87 11219 493 12 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, | amount of coveniie received in 1865 $480,150 19 Washington, on the Sd inst., were as follows:— Amount of revenus received to 18 617,085 34 For the redemption of rook: 915,088 62 ee For the Treasury Department... 4,186 74 Totel amount received for the two years For the Interiur Department... 1,042 86 epoiog Ost, 1, 1866. ‘ ». $1,007,115 63 For customs ..... 0.6.6. 19,125 65 | Amount expended 586 is 203,504 OF War warrants received and entered. 2,688 12 | Amount expended in 1856 is... 13 98 From anisce|saneout sources . 1,861 96 =e Un account of the vary ‘The Panama Railroad Company have declared s semi annual dividend of six percent payable on the 2ist inst. Tne Kmpire City Fire Insurance, a sem!-anovsi dividend of seven per cent. The Merchants’ Insurance Company, & semi-annual dividend of #ix per cent, payadic on the 10th joat, The Mechanics’ and Traders’ Fire fovurance Compas} som! annual dividend of seves por cont, pay able on 10th inst, The Nassau Fire insurance vom. pany, of Brooklyn, ® semi-annusi dividend of ten por cent, payable on deman. The lrovidence aod Wor. cester Natiroad, a divid of four per cent, payable on the 1(th tast, The Mechanics’ Bank, Brooklyn, & somi- annnal dividend of five per cent, payable on domand. Total amount expended for the two years ending Uct. 1, 1866... $971,918 72 Balance in Treasury (ot. 1, 1866...... . $196.20 O8 ‘The Autitor’s estimate for the revenue to be received frora all fources, during the fiscal period of two years, ending the 1st of Ootcber, 1868, ie $1,191,981 67, The or. Gipary expenses for the same period be estimates at $500,- (00, and the amount chargeable to revenues for school parposes, at $297,840 41. If the seta) receipts an’ ox penditores correspond to these cetimates, there will be a furplus in the troatury om the let of October, 1868, of $452,574 29. Under the various acts of the General At 17 loaning the crodit of the State to certain rai/roxd companies, State bonis have boon issued aud de ivered (0 }bose companies to the amount, on the Ist of Ostober, 1866, of $0,695,000, vin. —for Pacific Railroad (msit Tho Richmond Why epeake thus gloomily of the condl- | tr: ) 94,700,000, for Pacific Kallroad (soutnwest tion of th! in Virginia — broneb.) $2,940,00€; for St. Loule and [rou Mouvtain What, in brief, is the condition of Virginie’ It is mo. | Raliroad, $990,000. in addition, the tate has authorized Jancholy h, and is known and read of all mon. We | the of the following amounts, in compliance with have frequently described it, and it i not necessary to 01 pored in the several acts of the General repeat that description here. Sufiloe itto say that ehe is re'ating thereto:— heels over bend in debt—her poopie are complaiaing and | For the Pacific Railroad, (main trunk)........ $1 900,000 froaniee ‘under the burdens of an unusual taxation—and | For the Pscific Railroad, (southwest branch). 2,800 000 er improvements aro all lanculsbing and starving for | For ihe Hannibal and &. Joseph Raliroad,.... 1,900,000 the canenanee. For the North Missouri Railroad...,.......... 1,760,000 be brn ge sag a For the St. Louis and frou Mount im Ratiroad.. 2, Vor the Osiro and Felton Railroad... ......c0 8! Total uniseued...... ‘The Pittsburg, Fort Wayne ard Chicago Railraad i# now Open through, and it is the eboriest and quickest route from the seaboard to the city of Chicago. Baggage is checked through, and ft will be found a very desirable route during the winter months. Tt ie taid thet the consolidation of the Hemphelé Rail. Toad Company with the Mariotia line has been a¢sem- Plished, and that shortly the work will be pushed for- ward under the auapicos of the @hio Valley Railroad Company. The sales cf lands by the [ilinois Contral Ratirosd Company in December were $630,000, mating the enor mous aggregate of $5,114,000 for the yoar 1856, and « grand total of $10,719,000 «ince the saics commenced, The remaining lands are worth largely more than the entire two and a baif millions were when the first ale waa made. The folowing femi-annoal dividends hays boon ,de- Glared in Baltimore —Citizens’ Hank, 5 per cont: Chora. Peake Bank, 4); por Cent; Bak of Commerce, 4 por cent; Merchants’ Bank, 3) per com; Union Rank of Maryland, 4), per cent; Farmers’ and Pianters’ Bank, 4% per cont; Firemen’s Ineurance Company, 64 per cent; Aesociated Firemen’s Insurance Company, ¢ por cont; Franklin Book, 4 per cent Tee Terre Haute and Richmond Road (from Torre Haule to Indianapolia) bax jost declared « semi-annusl dividend of 7 per cont each, and ao extra dividend of 20 per cent in stock, leaving @ avrpius of $90,000, We think this bas never been exocoded. The road represents only 2001 ebeo 7 RR bas. 10. 100 do. wo 10 PaoMail Steam Go 60 Pern Coal Co b30 30 Pan RE 63 ar 60 ao.. 30 100 N Y Cent BR, . bs 5 a es 60. N ¥ Cont RR.280 10 Brie RR. sessesse $8760 Ohio 6's, '60, 1000 Indispa 6's. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tumspay, Jan. 6—6 P.M. Astys.—Saies of 60 barrels pots were made at 70 Pearls were quiet at 8, Bxeapsturrs.—Flour—There was @ fair tomestie de mand, while prices without change of moment. Tho tales embraced about 5,000 barrels, at about the following quotations: — Common to good State... Common to good Michigan. Extra Stat 38 Shssnsce Soughern mixed to good brands, ‘ fancy and extra.. Canadian superiipe and exiras. Choice extra Georgetown, Richmond City Mills, Petersburg and St. Louis, Haxall and Gailegos......+0++ Canadian was more firmly held, with sales of 200 a 300 barrels within the above quotations. Southern brands were in goot demand, with more doing; the sales em. braced about 1,600 barrels, within the range of the above prices. Rye flour aud corn meal were quict and prices unchanged. Wheat was rather easier, with moro wil Mngnees to soli; the sales made were chielly for export. The ssies embraced about 13,500 bushols of Chicago sori mt $140; 1,500 Milwaukie club at $1 42, 800 red Illinois at $1 85, 12,000 red Mis souri at $1 55 a $1 57, 13,800 white Southern at $1 69a $1 76, inciuding @ parcel of St. Louis at the latter price, and 260 white Liiinois at $1 76, the market closing steady Rye continues firm at 9c. a93c., the good and prime parcels delivered. Io baricy and barley malt we cau bear of no transactions to report, and prices are nom-nally ihe same. For corm the demand is limited and the market ts easier for the pur. chaser, Holders of parcels in store begin to trong derire tO realize. Sales 29,000 at ‘0c. for mixod Western, in store and dé livered; 680. a 72c. for new yellow and white Southern, 730. w Tie. Tor old Southern yellow, and Tic. a Tto. for white do. In oats there is ® moderate busiaess doing, at 47c a 48e, for State, and 490. 0c. for Western. Corrx.—The sales embri bout 600 bags Rio at O}<o. a Lie., and 200 de Foment Java at lic. So.tt's Wyekly Circular of th gives tue anvexed particu- iare— Stock of Rio on the 30th December, 1856, begs... Received since to date, per "swan"......... ee e“ecaca ce aeasaccS BE Ssssssse Shipments and sales for the week estimated at. Stock of Rio on the 6th dey of January, 1887 “of JAM, MALS... : of do., government of Ceylon... “of Maracaibo. lon, four months... Laguayra Bt. Domingo, ensh... Bahia, four mouths. ...... ‘Transactions in Rio during the past week have deen to a very limited extent, comprising only 1,216 bags, ia lots to the trace. ‘The Swan's cargo, 3,818 bags, however. bas been ordered to ® neighdormg port, which aids in reducing ou: sock. Holders, geverally are very firm, and in seme in sances have aitvanced their prices. Other kin # have ruled quiet during the week, with the exception of Bt. Domingo, which is eagerly taken by exporters at the above quotations, Cortom.—The market continaed firm, with « hardening tenoency in prices. Sales of 2,000 000 bales were reported, and in some cases So. higher. neIOHTS.—There is @ pretty lively business going on in all directions, and ibe market is firm, Fogagements to Liverpool include some 30,(00 bushels corn and wheat &t Sd. 83ed. in bulk and ship’s bags, with » bia for weXxt week ai 7}, ‘8 3,000 bbis flour at ge. 3d.; 6 a 600 Dales cotton at 7-33d. 1, which is better; tos. Jord at 978. 6d. 2 800 bacon at 278. 6d.; 50 tes. beet at da. €d.; 10 tous ciover seed at 278. 6d. ‘To Lon don, 3,000 bbis, flour at 36,; bacon 82s. 6d., and oll 80m. To Glasgow flour Je. and becon and fara 30. by the rteamer Edinburgh 2,506 boxes choeso, 6@ rice and 8CO pkgs, lard at 408.; 700 bble Hoar at Se. and 600 sacks do. at4s, each. To Ha ‘ates Rotterai chartered for Seville, Spain, @ our at ue, and $1. A brig to Cadiz for orders #) 22>. a0 $1. A wie vensel LE ool at 260. forcern. A bark 0 government stores, at $1 75 bb. for wet and dry,” A brig from Jackouville La —— bang ey $9 A bark to and a 0 the mort eand back, sugar 38, and moineres $s, apd & schooner t» Siotly and test ce private terms, To Metbourve and San Francisco the rates are Soe a 2Tc per foot dull. Toe Hussar for tho former Port is about full, and will beve despatch. Hay —For shipment {roe saloe are Making at 900, to $1, Ard 10 the jocai iradeat $t12);0, card, ‘ rR The merkotis very firm, but we hear of 0 wales, wea @lowly at S( Cruce turpentine, pitch and aliy are asking $40 26 for new believe nothing over $40 1434 wes paid to . steady at $16 75a $17. At these figares tome 400 bhis, changed hands. The demaad is limived for the most part to the wants of the jocal trade, For beet there is # pretty fair inquiry, and the market rales iu favor of the toller. Tho transacions aggregate 960 bbis., at $10 600 $12 25 mene aod od re packed i 0 for country primo; $11 76 & $12 60 for Vermont mess; $14 60 a $15 for now reveck- Wentern, and $15 96 » 2 $16 50 for extra mess, |’rime mse is in moderate request for export, with esies of 100 Hierces Western st $22, lork—Middies continns in ROOd request, at firm prices. Sales 600 boxes long ribbed ®t 100. ; 160 do short clear at 1034, and 1,000 do. Uamber. land cut, to arrive, on private terms. ‘Hams and shoal. Oors are dull end di . Sales 260 bhds. at O%o. a 104¢0. for the former, and 7,0. a7i<c for the latter, Dressed bogs are active and firmer; sales at 80, a8 Ko. Lard is firm and tn better rejcost. | Sales 960 bis, aad Nerors at 121.0. @ 147.0, which !s a slight improvement. Butler Is in tair request at léc. © 200. for Onio, aad 200. ee. at . 5 ee a 10%. ic ues |, but prices are uschsoget—small ‘cast Foe ; AR —Tho market is quict and stoaty—saies 900 hbds. Cuba muscovado at 9. a 9)/¢, 4 mos. Tonacco is in fair request, wiih liemly maintained Prices, The sales included 64 hhde. Kentucky at lus. a J 60 ; 982 bales Havans at 280 # 360 ; 56 caper sood joni, 380. 8 97 }jg0. Mr. M. Rader, in his annual citoniar, given the rollowin, Houlars re ge Our trade ia Sy tobacco, which, with segars, forme, in addition to Portations of sogar and molasses, large items in our un- equal trade with Spain — Annual Stacmen' f Stok of Spanith Tobarcs. facana, Cule, 8 Stock, Jan. 1, 1866, bales. 3.188 508 Received since Pty ae oo Tota) nel Sales to Dee. 31, 1860 Stock, Jan 1, 1867 43a re} “ tae We close the wear v abeence of deme: 4 than ™ Marana colt were fliers « better grades at 240. a Se. a Bo, but dttle o Close very tilery #k0. O88. are osere’, but holders look for sull foures. 1he sales of Cuba comprise 0 heles superior eounl to Bag , 2M pales Jiguani. 2e.: 110 dango at Qe. 3 # ordinary Gi Do at I 140 bales Caba passed through in transite. OF Yar were taken at S83,c,; 625 at We., and & bales of fillers at 0c. Looking back ‘pon the transactions of the inet few years, ‘Will be found that receipts, sales and stocks of the past year are below the average of the two previons ones. Sti), iakine into consideration the peculiar circumstances in whieh the tobpevo trade of the world haa been placed during that period, it wid be found that we have taken @ full share # the produce Bt Inland of Cuba, and, were it not for the seareity and con- edjuent extreme high prices of wrapperaot domestic growth, which are almost exelusively used by anufact rere witb Spanish fillers, the supplies we have recstved wonld have been largely inadequate for the neceeshirs of the trade. Mr. Rader is in favor of reducing the duty on 2panish tob Because it i imported asa raw material for the Tano'actaye of segare The reports from Havana, si the cominencoment of inet Year, promised 8 fine std abundant crop to all the sections nee. Toatend ia were of & texture and very little flavor; the consejucnce ka, then almeet entirely neglecied, were rand better paid for, particularly fillers. for wotations ware, in the early part of the year. Me, And now Ze. a Sle. assorted lota of food quality now enjow’ better consideration in the samo ratio; first. aesonds ‘And thirds, which formeriy were valued at i530 @ We. are now enleninted at $1 12%) & $1 80: fourths, formerly de. dhe, now Me a Te Sea We : sixths ‘Se, w 82. in former yeara conmitiuied the main staple of consumotion, reoe atiention and b prices in Surope, Waa come tote wall quamblies OFing (0 Le abundant supply 4 06 obnccoe the greater par: of the recetp ght, fi manufacturers supplied ‘Renn. MISCELLANEOUS, Teaying Cubs almost nated b | ne Sod tah awh fea, tne tore | O"4*%oun surare ann paawens reoaire, better We Barone TUR HOLIDAYS. of several large peresio ta ‘Agana, bich no doubt will find a readier market. at what is ywtense of wees. vee ‘ed here the very high prices obtained for the few par SOCIETY FOR Tak ENOOURAGEMENT he recelota of Saga tobacco, ae well ny ‘RING favoriten, yy, Sader present improved by ed J Prospects, these norta would certainly be well received. Of 106 Onatham mreet corner of Peart, New York, ‘ara our supplies have been more liberal than formerly, and ‘of tho ar icin man the Increanes ad in the ab” the coneump 10 of otber bigh and spiry as. with the exeeption of ( the lot contains no wrap} ean be used for more to, namely. the f. (Trippa) weigh in te 50-ibs heavier per hale than | rage prices last year were 32 to She.; We Dow vbtain bc for average lols, and 420 dacees, St. Domin, nilla, &¢., the greater urope. tome parcels of St. Porta Kico, Wie. a 260.5 he.; Mexican at 2%7e ; Manilla at We. a 2le faeturera, with a)] the soarcity of leat have aa y prevailed npon to try these soria for their own Use Moualy slated, domestic segar leaf ia unprecedently high. {, wrap pers, old welght......,260." a Re, export at ve a ‘a We. onmecticut seed i Fill A Odio Fil New Yor Filler I Fillers....... sesh Plorida, ordipary, loc. a Oe a 80c. ‘With the exception of Florida, comparatively aken tor export, aud atill our 80 cellent substitute, only en reg rwher bigh priced for fliers, G ‘han binders and filers. tae just complaint ought to be remedied to heve the {patie ne 99, ama>elems. Forte Rico, Mexi nsylvania sead iewi, wrappers. Havored qualities, this isan ex which we get so very few, ‘The #0 called Capan C. rarely ‘a Cte and C b for extra Of other fore; ‘als came ip transitu Domingo leat were sold AS pre aZ : 1s a 13 Be ; medium, 350. & Sbe.; fine, je hea been pextremely stocks of old crop a moll, not euficient to supply an ordinary demand until the ast ero) whilst able tor tillers least for this vear no reli whilst more likely a might be expected, uniece checked b German or Dutch’ tobaceos bas gone through {te fermentation and tit for us in the face of all ths the crops of 15d are generally Delow an average, and will not exceed, if they will even reneh 12,000 cases of 350 Iba. each, one fourth of which is only ibe cone’usion nat be seif evident, tha ation of prices oan be anticipsted, her enhancement of their values Uberal importation of ‘of whieh several parcels have been brought to market and sa'isiastorily disposed of. Waiskry,— I" of about 200 bbls. eo market was heavy at 7c, with salos Foreign Markets, Parwamnvco, Nov. 26 — Although the during the past week have inte, business bas been au mond, 3,600 barrels, part impor! recolpts been more limited than of imate Flour—From Rich sold, but prices not trans- pired; the atocks of all qualitien are estimated at about 460 barrels, slowly moving off at four quotations, Sugar—The import entries during tne Ins! week amounted ) to 24,000 dag ket 2/750 fer low, 2/420 a 2/900 for botter a 950 03) 600 per arroba for clayed eentries being smail, and prices rulo from %|700 a t all Druto sugars; several pur. ad the prices paid li Whites are 61000; several tbourand beg of outport #ugars bave changed hancs at £j000 a9) 100 perarrohs fob. The exports since our iast nuinber have boen 1,320 tons, tons whites and 3 3°6 tone bro: to 26th November averay the last six years Freighis ing them since Ist lost. 2.904 tons, crmpriring 5% *. Shipnisnta from Ist 2,176 tons per year during We havo to atvize the charter of the American bart Vatnilnder, to load sugar in Paraiba and Rio Grando Continent and Gothenburg. at 45 per ton for Chanael, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, ror Situations and Help, see Sixth Page. Stops bair tailing ful ies beautines, strengtbens. Just try it, Sold at 202 Bowery. MISCELLANEOUS. L HAIR Olu, ONL LION AMONG THE LADIES, A hion among 'be A lion among the ladis ‘A Jion among the ladi makes it grow, x 0 ‘4 lion among the ladies. A lion among the iadies. A lion amon, the ladies. Bee the LEDGER OF ROMANCE, See the Ledger bee the Ledger fee the Ledger of Roman of Romance of Romane Ree the Ledger of Romance. fee the 2 rer of Romance. bee the of Romance. To be had at all pews depots. LION AMONG TITE LADIES. A Bon among the ladies. ion aineng the indies, ‘A lion among the ladies. ‘A jion mong the inties. A ton among the A lion amoung the ladies. See the LEDGER OF ROMANCE. See the Ledger of Romance. 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DRO 0.0 WOUDMAN, Protemor of Curwierey hae die covered in the keruels of cherry pie a wens for the quick eure of cx © ings anv with hocping cough ond feroup induced to prepare this mirrculous medicine for general use, Specimen homies of this famous n $1 per ote Wor Proprietor, at the RR. f UININE SURSTITUTA OR Angie, Panama t of the coustry importer and com READ THE GREAT TALE of ON.” “ HUNTING jodern, ora, Insaniiy A FASHION, By Tuapoeys W, Mra, in the LEDGER OF ROMANCE, No. 2% No. Noo. | 1 Pa No. 2. g N . N : N it i 100 Hantington , Huntington Mumington H | ii t eRe eg a eM Henan, Hur tington Huntington; Haartington ; Morern josvuity Monern Teaonity Modern ine Modern | Modern Modern Modecn Modern Modera Modern Moler Monier Tosanity Inean! insanity. Speanity Inaaniy Modern Inaeaity Modern Tnaanity Morera Insanity. Modern Ineant’y Motern Insanity Modern Inaasity ine6 Hcurauve A talten2a, whoop wire sol comp ante reons who other sero- Lr biidren aftticted ». that De. Woodman hae been OODMAN'S CHERRY RXPECTORANT Tt in truly the moat astoniabing dia of the preset century. A few we remedy the cough eutirely ceases, and the week and emaciated bacon fat arong and rovaet & madicine—or, while it heals the nleers tm the i gives nourishment and strength w the en a medica! acienae alter using this great mest loan, lank, to take, and will not offend we Li grarantes that thie nourtthing peor will Festcre the weak, franciated commmptive i soued booth, of body qnick#r than the most approved Inbal'ng methods or other camanmptive treacment in nes From the Ora: day this charry expectorant is used the patient begian are at No. 162 Pul those aithetad wih are javited to call and make SOWA Mie & TONTC INF AL. rm fever THE Miant Parisian FORGERY CLEAN SHIRTS, F® Warranted to fit, Made in every myle, of Lines, muslin and funey oxtiern calico, At from 75 cenin to $1, $2 and $3, with ¥ rey Go to the, outln, eres. OR A SPLENDID DOUBLE BREASTED #143 SHIRT ‘Twilled flannel, at $1 50, Go to the KOCIETY’s, 16 Chatham wa een. ro THE BEST ASSORTWERT or kid feisty Go to the SOCIETY'S, 106 Chatham street, FO! Tue Best vanmerme oF ur driving gloves, Go to the SOULRTY'S. 106 Chatham mreed, BEST AKSORTMENT OF WOOLLEN Drawersend und Foe ™ Go Wo the SOCIETY'S, 06 O1 mn, wire, JPOR THE BROT WOOLLEN oe Kpitved ace! Geo the SOUL ET) B. 106 Chatham straet roe Waen Leatuen, Undersinirse, Goto the SUCTET YS, (66 Chathare strast y= THE HANDSOMEST MUFFLERS And comforters, Go to Wie SOCTRTY'S, POR TWILLKD RMD FLANNEL Undershirts and draw orn, Go to the KOUISTY’s, 106 Obadham street, | TWILLED CANTON FLANA DL Undershiris and drawers a: 60e., Go to the SUCLETY’S, 106 Chathum eueet, OR BOOTON YARN Under sbirta and drawers to theXOOLETY’S, 106 Chatham street, OR NT DRESSING KOB! ee Pa marie at $3 _ tio to the BOCTETY’S, 106 Chatham sweet, ‘OR RVERY ARVICLE OF GENTLEMEN'S FURMISEL Ing ouuit of nether garments retailed ei who'esale priagl, Go to the BOCISTY'S, 108 ChaiBain mreei, BF. i ERVOUBNESS, TREMALING, WAKE! f- bility, are cured permavenuy by ir BekRS Banguitier. ' Itatrengthens the whole phyrique, wRKe ative the |iver, brains, bowels, and civea strength to the most broken down constitations, Price $) 8), Sold al 22 Sb »wery BPoor, half price. D)® TAYLOR'S PHOSPHORIZED BALSAM OF LIVAR- ‘wort —This celebrated discovery ia not « itv, bua radical apeeitic. ft many imitations feite prove it to be the most eflieient known remesy { » consumption, bronchitis, asthma, liver complaint, ae. vegetable preparation has recently been so Improved is not lable to become sour, rendering Its taste ony It combines the great medicinal virtues of liverwor: and p! phoric preparation and wid cherry bark all tha in cog jiver oil and other prunitive principles, from their pauseatiog qualities bat ebiliren aro tasie Deing rather like a pleasant cordial (ta nme Gon is exerted in reducing the pulse, dissipating inflammatory actic formation. promoting tree quiedng the telling in th urn of be: ath and tone tothe ayatem. private practice by physicians o Howlaos, Stone and for i few veati- 9 fos bat ib ry in bospita sanding, among whom are Lre Taye others. In the pamphlet w monials (to prove its eflicacy and entir a ech of whom, with handred dhectc fever, while hoarseness, tors of pis olds and coughs are cured in @ few doses. for axle by G. J. LBRDS, drug importer and commisson merchant, No. 138 Wiliam wireet, N.Y AYE YOU SEEN THOSE $3 9 POOTS AT JONRS, ‘No. 10 Ann street also the double «ule boos v PREPARATI@N FOR loves is entirely devoid of » le 00 } portion; the dirt inmtauily dixappewre worn immediately afterwards An fmporiant saving w ball goers. Try before buying. Wholesale and reall a: ibe Pot thomanie Eanporium, £02 Broadway. © RECTIFIERS.—OR. FEUCHTWANGER'S SMOOTH wg apd cleart domestic liquor dist sharp taste of the sp rit and Best exaences, Bourbon and rye whiske and peach brandy for sale by Dr. 1. Maiden lane. 01 Taf iee. M0, Bpole euchwanger, 143 EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENTS, Poneauon ror AMBRIVAN TRAVELLARE OOIN@ wo ny THE BEST HOTELS. lovel Menriee.. ‘E Dotels in Lowden are vad. anthe jotel de Rivoli. ‘and friends visiting England tbat J. we he Wee Bnd ot te largest wine merchants at the 2 erliare Jae oes perce houses in Albemarle mireet apd Ubtsarigh! nod. Public for genera: ies aud the wine and spirit business, Ne. 40, corner of pod Albemarie, streste, Ficsedilly, Refereoee bankers, bir ClaudesBeou, Bart, Gcanpany, M2. 1 Cavenaen quare, AMES Pm ty) ay PROPRIRTOR 01 for and uth Ammeican ie. anaes beets ora ‘an Coffee Her RN Ameriean frie Wishing London thet J. va area tn hote! malighhorhood, also several erivate gbed bourses always to let in yr, — oF enurety, ererens wt ty shan to omen Mackerel. Generel bee, vere tnd ARemarie atresia, Preadliiy Lenton Married, Jrevr—Minon.— Oo Tuesday, Jam. 6, at All Sainte? churoh, by the Rev. Wm EB. FE gonbrods, Mr. Aawve: J. Jaserr of Cleveland, Ubio, to Miss Maxy J., daughter ob . T. Minor, of this city. leveland, Ohio, papers wrr—YounG —On y, Mr Fumo. A Bansiart, of West Hartiord, ee Mien Kizvcta A. Youna, youngest daughter of Joba BH. Young, fq , of this ety. Bawcock—Sxitn —On Monday evening, Jan. 5, at the repidenc bride’s father, 89 Fourth ‘avenue, this Mamaronos! yf tb eny, , ihe Rev. J ‘ard, of ra . M. © Bavcocx, of Iowa Oty, Iowa, to Mise Many O. on the 17th Oatober, Smith. Mipxpiti—TRaps! i gs —Io one. 1861, by alderman Jamos R. ii, of the Ninib ward, Domick Miners to Ruga Tranaiioe, Died, Saree — On Sunday morning, Jan. 4, Wousaw Staves, tm the 82d yearc! bis age. ” His friends and acquaintances are requested to sitend bis funeral, a oe, #4 one — frow the resi- dence re. be feat y eighin street, corner of Eighth arene. — Conwiw --Un Tuesday, Jan ¢, Aurarn T., only child of William 1. and Sarah L. Corwio, aged 4 monibe and 2 ays. she relatives and friends of the family are reepect{a | invited to aitenc the funeral, to-day, f lock P. 4 at 3 Charles street, without farther notice. MoGowG'@—Jaum, eon of Charice and Fizabeth McGencigie, of consam pion. The Irienes and relatives, and particularly the mem- bere of the lary’a Total Abstinence isenotictal Socie- + a are respeotinily invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 171 Monroe street, w- mor row afternoon at 1 o'clock. Jannms.—On Toesday, Jan. 6, Mary Faraone Her relatives and friends are respect!ul) tend her funeral, to-day, at bail yest 0: ‘M., from her late ree corber & Bond ana Warrea streets, South Brook: Haxrex —On Sunday, Jan. 4, Buzanern Joba 1. Harper, aged 48 yoart, 11 montos ‘The reisuve a iriend® of the fan'ly are respeovully vited (0 atiend her funeral, to.morrow siverncon, at je o'clcck, from her late residence, No. 140 Fourth —At Baekenenck, Bergen county, N J., on 2, of syphoid fever, Fiuta 0. Patusom, aged eet daughter ot Jona RK. Paulieon, aq, ‘quaintances are respect{illy invited today, at 10 o'clock’, trom bia idence, 148 avenue 0, to St, Brioges’s church, fb 7, Ireland, papers please copy. Mrarsa,—The tries Hore Compacy No. 51, and the Fire Department in general, are respectiul'y invited to attend the funeral of Patkick Mura, at his ‘ate resi. dence, 295 Rivyiogton sireet, w-day, at 1 o'clock. Bon.am —On Sooday, Jan. 4, Jown Avemr, son of Heiry and Gerche Bebikeo, aged 1 year, 9 months and 8 aaye. The relatives and (:\ende of the family are reepect invited to attend bis fucera!, today, at Cue o clock P. ¥., from No, 427 Sath avenne, corver of Tweaty-axtn fireet, Without further :nvitavioa. ‘Tiisor —On Monday, Jaa. 6, (0 the 20th year of hie age, Wan Tiros, som of the late Wiliam Timpeon, The relatives and {tends of the ‘ami'y are reepectfuily invited to allend the funeral, at the Church of the As- consien, corner cf Terth strect and Fifth avenue, to. chek A. M. without forther , The to Weatebester for inter ment. + muddenly, on Monday, Jaa. 6, Vow Keneemrsee Tame), aged 65 years and 10 months, 1 al ke piace to-day, at 12 o'clock M. hus inte ree pd and relatives vpselner, aro * Will be tab kon terrace, Hobowen, se of ule sone, Joon epectivily invited to attend, Wo Cycress i'l ‘or wter- ote At Beek N Tweacay. Dee. 20. A von Dwald £00, # LHLFE OF Doniermiine eater ® paitiul and prow. ed wwess ot mine wy eite > oweNne of the heart. Dap’ £0 papers pleare c py