The New York Herald Newspaper, December 1, 1858, Page 5

of Sale of Pews in the New Brick Church. ‘The announcement published in the daily papers that the pews in the pew Brick “Church would be sold at auc- ton last evening brought a large number of persons together at the appointed time and place. ‘Tae occasion was one of much interest to all present, but especially to ‘those who attended for the parpose of purchasing. The bidding was quite lively, and the premiums paid for tho privilege of selecting pews in any part of the church were ‘ogher than wswsl at sales of this character. The auction was conducted by Mr. Adrian H. Muller, but before the ‘pews were put up Mr, Holden made a few remarks in regaré to the manner in which the trustees had performed ‘the duties with which they had been charged. He spoke as follows :—The trustees, your servants, gentlemen, Thave desired me to say a few words which may be proper on the present occasion, It would have ‘been very gratifying to them to have been able to have answered all the questions and explained all the difficulties in the mind of any gentleman who was the owner of a pew in the ola Brick Church, if it were practicable, It is ‘very evident that it would be impossible to satisfy all the inquiries that have been made of the trustees, and the Taave not been able to devise a way to do so. They wis to Bay that they have for along time had the subject of selling the old church and the building of a new one under their charge, and it has been attended with no littl: difficuity. You never will know the time and anxiety and care that the Board of Trusteos have bestowed upoo ‘the subject of the disposal of the old church. [t has been no smal! matter to crect this new edifice. It may seom t) somo a Very easy wad pleasant affuir, but can assur: you it has cost a great deal of care and anxiety to accom- pliah it. We dont say wo are deserving of any credit for ‘this—we have only done our duty; but we hope we shall ve fairly judged. One of the chief difficulties w+ met was the disposal of the apd it was 4 serious one, Wo have looked at it carefully, and I may say prayerfuily, and we now lay the results befor > you. We mght have come to the congregation and asked ‘their opinion ou the subject; but it is evident to my mind there would be as many opinions as there were pew- holders. We went to ail the charches that bad experience in the matter, and derived from them all the information that we could’as to the manner in which they disposed of their pews, and the best moce of disposing of ours. We once Kuppoaed we might build a church which would be precisely the same as the old Brick Church, and give to Zach pewholder his proper location; but we found this im- practicable, There Were six pews taken entirely away, and there were six entirely changed; and then the loca- tion of the chureh is different, so that when we came to ound there were Gifficuities about it that could ed. What were we to do under those cir- cumstances? We bad $140,000 invested in this cburch, which we have divided into serip and given to the pew- owners ot the old charch, and we have divided it by a Scale graduated in such a way that there can be no difficul- ty about the division. We have taken the $140,000 aud divided it among the pews of this church; we have fixed the prices in the diagrams, and we trast we have fixed them juaiciousiy, properly and carefully. Now, in conclusion, said Mr. H, we propose to sell the. pews and to give the choice to avy man who will bid the highest. Mr. Muller, the auctioneer, now proceeded to open the sale, bet before doing so made a brief statement of the t The price, said he, of each pew is affixed to the umber thereof, as specified in the diagram prepared for purpose, and will be disposed of at auction by bidding s choice. The person bidding the highest price for a ce wili be entitled to locate bis pew (with the privilege of one other in addition thereto if desired), at the fixed price, togetoer With the premium on each’ pew for the , the same to be paid for at the time the bid is de- livered. Tho pew serip of the old church will be received ib payment at its par vathe, except the amount of premiums tor @ choice, which must be paid in cash. The pew rents will commence on the Ist of November instant, and the pews sold subject thereto; aud the first half year awill expire on the 1st of May next. The yearly rent will egin May 1, 1869, and is payable in adyance. Tue annual sto be assessed upon the pews will be fixed by the Board after the sale without delay. They will not exceed seven per cent upon the fixed value of each pow. “No. ou the ground floor, is exempted from the sale for the minister's pew. Now, I believe, continued Mr. Maller, ‘we understand what we are about. The present bidding is for & choice in any part of the church, How mueh shall 1 have bid fora choice of a pew in the whole church? ‘The preusium is payable iv cagh. How much will Ihave bid for u cheice of a pew !—how much !—how much? A Brorex—One hundred dollars. Accrionak—$l00 1 have bid—$100—$200, who says’— 8200, shall I have it?esay $200. Axormkk Binpkk—8110, AvcuonEeR—$110!—we must have more—$110, $120, $120—any more?—$150, $150—come, gentiemen, bid on— $140—$50 I heard—$150, $150, $150—860 you say? $160, $160, $170, $170, $190, $180, $190—say $200-—$200 it is— $220, $220—any ‘more?—going at $220—$240 is bid—going for a choice at $240—$260 T heard—$260 is bid—B260, $280—$:00 shall I nave?—8300 I'm offered—going at $390, going at $300—lor a choice at once, Lwice— $300, going—are you done?—$300—am I bid any more? Well, then, gentlemen, $300, going once; $300, going twice; $800. gone. What's the namet A Vou ramm. AccniongER—Mr. Cramam, $300. What pew? Mr. Cxamm—No. 56. And so the sale went on, the next pew having been dis- poset of at premium of $170, Tue following were the pew a disposed of at premiums, the remainder having sot No. 4 Falue. Premium. vie it is ig 1500 140 1,600 140 1,500 140 1,250 120 1/200 110 1{500 100 1,300 100 1,400 100 1 100 1 100 1 70 1 60 1 60 1 50 1 50 1 60 1 50 1 60 1 30 10 10 15 gdggabeushasagbeeecieeezeieeee 1, 1 6 1 0 10 w lo 1 wo w ‘Total premiums, , This closed the premiums, the remainder of the pews ‘Deing disposed of at prices ranging from ~ to $150, A email audience assembled in the Cooper Institute last evening to hear addresses upon the subject of the “People’s College," which is being erected at Havana, Schuyler county, New York. The corner stone of the in- Btitution was laid on the 2d of September, 1868, as is said, iv the presence of fifteen thousand persons. There are 209 acres of land counected with the college. ‘The meeting was called to order by Mr. Horace Greeley. ‘William ©. Bryant, Raq., was elected chairman. On ‘waking the chair Mr. Bryant stated the object of the meot- ting. He was greatly pleased that an offort was being made (o give the youths of oar land the facilities of ob. taining a iret clase education without feoling themselves dependent upon direct charity. Another great advantage ‘of the scheme was the onion of mentai and physical labor; the latter was necessary to prevent physical des weneracy, eapectally in this age, when people are subject to intense mental labor and excitation. Hon. Somevimr Conrax, of Indians, wae called w upon and addressed the assembly.” He comimenced by expressing great regret that be Tad pever Mad the facies o 43 cation. He considered ignorance the greatest foe of Wberty and the surest ally of despotiam, in proof of which he referred to Louis Napoleon, ‘who knew, pan! he, that he could ever sustela' b bie a rreane without euppecesing the liberty of the press, The apeaker then went on to name several Senators who had risen from poor mechanics. and alto other men, in Europe and Ameri- ca, who, from poverty ‘and labor, had risen to position, honor and fame. Sach examples, he thoneht, should en! conrage them in their noble labor to open for similar per- fons, who aro devoid of the means of obtaining au educa. “ion in our ordinary schools institation which will give them all the facilities for intellectual culture that they desire. A letter was then read from Hey. ir. Tyng, excusing himwelt because of his absence, and strougly recommend the Fropoged college to popular snppor Dr, Prrnns next addressed the —" He spoke of the means there would be connected with the ‘cople’s College for young men to support themselves at it by their own industey. They could not only obtain a good mental education there, but they could also learn some useful trade or pursuit for life. was an impor: tant consideration, especially to t class of oF people. coll w not only be adapt ed to the learni the mechanic arte— engincering, mathematics and the sciences generally —bul it would also be to the wants of those whe re. quired a first clase education. All the students would have to perform some physical labor, but it would comparatively limited with those who were otherwise , J Sycommerpport themastves. Ta short, it was to be a peo- e's college, ‘capacitated to moet nll the people's wants. Rev. Dr. CHREVER was next introduced to and addressed Hie, considered the People's College Jegitimate continuation of the "8 schools, ‘on to peak in the highest terms of a liberat Rev, Dr. Sturm was the next speaker, the audience. noble power, all history proved it. inted ai us, was not taka pleased with ite governmen There police system about it, and too ttt! ment. ‘There was too much pode in too little culture. A college whose aim was wante of the people was ra, one which shoal re ceive popular support. The practical working charactor of this college was what was greatly needed by the agri cuitoral and mechanical community On motion, the meeting then adjourned, 3 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNES DAY, DECEMBER 1, 1858. Great Dog Exhfvition and Rat Kiting. ‘The “sports” of New Yack bad last evening an exhibition of fancy back and tan terriers, buil terriers, bulldogs, and some innocent amusement at rat killing against time, AS a specimen of bow catering bor the fan ty is aticnded to in the metropolis, we give place to “princely’ Harry's announcement for the sports of the evening:— MAMMOTIT reronseonenee rit, 3 Fancy crowding Found i guia, and Dog despit y i agalnst ime. Bre ; respectfully informs bis numerous Liga hat he has taken the well kuown establishment know) KERKIGAN'S HALL, 22 waite STREET, pared no pains 1a making. Me one of largest aud modior intends giving a GnaRD OPENING NG AR ATMITION. On Merspay Evesiva, Nov 30, 1858, consisting of a show of dogs and ® great handicap’ rat match, open to black tan terriers opty. Four prizes will be awarded, inthe following order:-— nat Dina bandaome silver: goblet will be awarded to the udsoment tan terricr forall prope ties prize—A handsome allver mounted collar will be awarded to tad hanassatee ball corrier 5a rize—Aa silver mounted collar tothe highest bred bull- g forall properties: id Dandsome ambrotspe, in git frame, of the dey that eile ae, Es Whe quicken Use, whlch Ikeatnas wl he taken the Go ng day. oun to "be fakriy 4 capped |e Tollower dng dog to Rill Sue rat for every (wo My andi, J, will ance S00 rats free of charge, for . Afine and handsome specimen of «In yp: open the sports of the evening by killing six rate mee i ate ing him for $1¢f00. T bad long since quit the ring, and Thought shat it; Dut in order cheek has assumed such apr malo tine cab lenge te fight bim for pent and piace, Baran, Olive The ©! stor of the Democrat publishes the above, aud thas epeaks of Bir. Deck Dir, Deck is am American by birth, most respeetuble citizens of one comms we knew hin to be a man of great phy ed of an unususs} amount of daring ‘a y. ye litle Hhoogbt that Be, of all men vise upon the conti Would propose to meet the acknowlodged “bulldog America in single combat. He has many {eionds who with back bim, whe clita dat, in point of science, he is not inferier to Hyer, und i¢ able to competo with any man in the Stites in muscular power, His height is rising fect—strnight as an urrow—and weighs, whon stripe 206 pounds. He is said tohave been m the ring but om and then proved successful. His huge and giant hike frame indicates him to be a man of superior strength; and though we hope the two combatants may never meet, yet, if. transaction 50 dikgraceful should ever occur, we pre dict for the Buckeye Boy the championship of the world. nd one among the ty; and altho Pouce Pay.—The appropriation for the payment of the Police for this year has been paid out, and the officers have been notitied that they need expect no money from the city treasury until next February. This is not a very pleasabt winter prospect for the policemen. THE FAMILY HERALD. News from California and Fraser River—The “This promives to be one ofthe largest canine exhibitions of the season. this being the Orst_dog ‘show of the kind that has evr taken place in the United States, and will accommodate 2,000 Pore open at 7; Yo commence at 7 preclcly. ‘cents; reserved seais BO cents, After all these fine assurances for the comfort and gratl- fication of his patrons, Harry naturally enough expected arusb; but fortune and a cold evening were against him. The “‘commodious’’ hall was anything but densely crowd- ed, and the demands for “reserved seats’’ wero far trom belng plenteous. Never at a loss for a story, Harry had it that many of his friends knew that his “fitting up” was Bot ¢ quite finished, and had consequently stopped away. ith this unction to his soul, ong een o real, the cauneanee Ge deiomcng ike thing put on a cheerful look, and opened the evenings sport Lcray hae inviting gentlemen present to como forward with tbeir black and THE EXHIBITION. Harry, after come difficulty, managed to get two judges appointed, and took his place behind a table in the rat pit, a ring nine feet in diameter in the centre of the hall. The black and tans were brought to the table and under- went very close inspection, Harry more than once as- suring his patrons that he was desirous of seeing the best, dog get the prize. The dogs were presented in the follow- ‘order:— Tar. Pritchard's dog Jack. 2—Mr. White's dog Dandy, 3—Mr. Cross’s slut Nelly. 4—Mr. Brown's dog Don. 5—Mr. George Pritcbard’s slut Beauty. 6—Mr. Jacob Rowan’s dog Nelson. SOir: Jos: Burkband's dog Sport ir. Jos. Burkhard’s 9—Mr. Henry's slut ‘Boy 10—Mr.,0'Brian’s slut Rose, 11—Mr. Henry's dog Boney. 12—Mr. Barrett's dog Harry. 18—Mr. Lyon's slut Fan. 14—Mr. Charteton’s dog Toby. Toby was declared the handsomest dog on exhibition, and entitled, according to the announcement, to the silver goblet. Its owner, however, judging that be was more likely to use it, took bis choice of the two goblets for the first and second prizes. During the examination Harry made the place merry with his jokes. One dog was like himself, he said—*‘not over and above ‘andsome."’ A pa- tron in the gallery got the grumbles, and was consider- ably annoyed at the rigid ‘examination to which the ap- pendage of his dog had been subjected while others were passed by; but Harry was ready for him, with the assur- pos = ‘they bad cl judges and must abide by their lecisi SECOND EXHIBITION—THE BULL, TERRIERS. 1, Mr. Francis ‘aoe ir Tumbler, Jr. oo i ‘ Busy. 4. Mr. Fletcher's x Billy. Billy got the secoud cup. THIRD EXHIBITION—THE BULLDOGS. Only two dogs were entered for the prize—Billy and Mr. Butler's dog Tumbler, Senior. The latter the prize. Harry, by way of entertainment, told some story about Tumbler’s pedigree; but there was more of the showman than the historian in Mr. Butler, however, claims to give Tembler’s Dedigroe for five geno rations. ‘Curions to learn something of the reasons for keeping such a dog, we found that the fancy are And Anxious to get a collar or a cup ag a mouse trap inve Or a wooden nutmeg patentee ie. for the Institure’s ‘eet, Tumbler brings its owner @ good weekly salary—fifteon or twenty dollars a week is nothing extraordinary—im ing stock. He is a bandsome dog, between three four Years old, twenty pounds weight, and valued at $200. He was imported from London, where he had been on ex- hibition, and had a‘friendly shake” with another bull dog “ to try his pluck. THE RAT KILLING, This “ innocent amusement”? wus introduced with Har- Ty's leopard catand four rats. The cat was acat, and acted like a cat with kittens more than as a rat killer. "s cat created lots of merriment, and Reed + frighiened at the rats as they wereat it. The however, got slaugh Janghtered. and the cat was taken tact lo his cage. commenced the rat killing against time. 1—Mr. Pritchard's dog , Charlton's 5—Mr. Mit ok slut Pot, be 5 = ‘8 Sa ey. 's dog Jack ‘The slut Fan, killing her portion of rats in twenty-six declared the best rat killer agaist time. ‘According to Harry, Fan is to bave her ambrotype pay hare A] but should the owner be dissatisfied with type be he was assured he could have it taken in any type might prefer; or no type suiting, « collar was To close the neces, emptied from two great boxes of fps bes inet oFine creatures into the “pit,” and in went everyboly’s dog and slat and made dreadful havoc. This seemed to please the ge amazing ly. It was somewhat difficult to determine whether the yelping, the rat equealing, or the fancy shouwng, was ba loudest. number of patrons who paid their “quarters” was represented to be between 100 and 150. Thi “Uquoring” counts wy ed that the taste for sport is greatly on the increase in the metropolis, and that caterers for poblic favor are gomg to be as thick as mushrooms, to teach eee ee thing, and doubtless many things better unlearned fan acquired. The Fancy. ANOTHER MATCH AND A ROUGH AND TUMBLE—A CHALLENGE TO TOM HYER. Morrissey has just returned to the city from Philadel. phia, where be gave last woek two sparring exhibitious. Shades of Penn and coadjutors! two sparring exhibitions ip the City of Brotherly Love in one week! A fow han dreds only are said to have known of tho first, and only that number attended; but the second was a “bumper — atied “by @ most respectable audience,” The cl —. in Boston shortly; but the calle fesauny et ‘muscle’ in Brooklyn are fo numerous and pressing that it is not unlikely that be. fore he goes to ro Athens he will condesoend to pocket the odd hundreds that the Brooklynites are eo anxious to be relieved of. The ““glory"’ is rolling in upon him from ail quartors, and Morrissey “bears his honors meekly.” The champion of England tenders him tho oltve branch, and says that “nothing wouid delight him more than to’ grasp the hand of Mr. eatet That is vory ; udded to just ae oon 3 he has Nias Shep! His name, Heenan’s, and that of Aaron Jones, are fey over the city for a sparring exhibition to-night, ut they protest ogainet rch liberties with their names, cir donanciation of such tricks in trade. monthe fra dato of deposit, This is not to be a fighti ‘for, atair, Joe and Say | had scarcely covered would ‘rovfgh and tum: off, -eeerd, vat pothing less than its brutality. Kelly, refusing 6 Se¥s his name to be used by Joe to draw to his exhibition, al Judes to this barroom “tumble,” and presents to the pab lie another phase of the pasilstc career , enough to sicken all the young bankers ant ks who have reconty laid ina tock of boxing gloves. K Kelly saya: —I rust cortainly de Chine attending on thin oeeaaion..» The cowardly and brutal attack made nipon me last week by the raffian Coburn and his equally respectable associate, Frank Meintyre, a po liceman of the Twenty-first precint ( (Coburn biting my cheek and gouging my eye #! down, and his compan- fon kicking me on the head,) ig, I think, a sufficient rea- fon for my not being Dronent, Sepecialy an t never a thorized him to ore my Fngliel tom Sayres, is again matched to ght’ Bil penyaamen 31,000 aside on thet ‘9th of April next, A statement has recently been going the rounds of the country newspapers that Tom Hyer, of this city, haa chal- Jenged any man in the world to fight him for $10,000 a ride. We believe thor is no truth in the report that Hyer thas made any auch challenge, but, true or not, the an- houncement has excited the fighting proclivities of a nam- bor of well known pugilists, as well as of a number who Are not woll known. Among the latter is one John J. Deck, of Noble county , Ohio, who writes as follows to the Noble County Democrat :— Mr. Epttor—in looking over yout columns, T eeo that Tom Hyer has challenged any man in the world to fight Walker Filibusters—Affairs in Japan—Ar fairs in Europe—Evacuation Day tn New York—The Brazilian Empire—Local Mat- ters—Market Reports, d&c., dc. ‘The Famry Hxeavp, in ite edition of today, will give all the news of the preceding week of interest, and a large quantity of miscellaneous and interesting reading. {t will contain— The Details of the Latest News from California and the Fraser River Minee—Indian Troubles—Marrisges, Births News from the South Pacitic and Central America. and Deaths on the Pacific, &c. Letter from our Correspondent at Great Salt Lake City. The Walker Fillbusters—The Southern Kmigration Move ment to Nicaragua—Its Supposed Objects—Excitement in Mo bile, &e., &e. Affairs in Jnpan—Letter from a Correspondent at Simoda— Additional Facts Concerning Lord Rigin’s Visii—What the Americans Have Done—The (reat Poiitical Revolution in the Empire—Trenty Making—Scenes in the Ports and ‘Towus— Contrast between the Japanese ant Chinese. Affairs in Kurope—Letter from our Paris Correspondent— Interesting extracta from our Kuropean files. The Brazilian Empire—An Ocean Postal Service between the United States and Brazi!—Identity of Interests between the two Countries—Present State of Brazil, &e. Interesting from Turkey— Letter from a Correspondent at Constantinople—Visit of the Sultan to the United States Frigate Wabash Evacvation Day in New York—Grand Parade of the First Division New York State Militia—Serious Accident to General Paez—The Troops Reviewed by Governor King—The + rans of 1812—Celebration by the Society of the Cincinnatt, & Interesting Religious Excrcises on Suntay—Sermon at the Academy of Music—Lecture on Spiritualism by Judge Kd monds. 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Wiss Tua, of Brook)y a, late of Coveatry, War wick shire, England, 0 Mies Jase May Wurrranan, of New York, late of London, England London and Coventry papers pl Winrnai—Ly reer. —O Ty 'v, 30, ut the residence 2's mother, by 8.0. Keeier, Me, Fan: penick Wiitex to Miss Fairy 0. Lyrene, all of this city. Cauada Weet papers please copy Died. Braxcx.—O Monday even uj, Nov. 2, Many €., widow of the bate Thomas Brinck, in tne 2th year of her age relatives and friends of the tamily are respectfully 1 to attend the {uneral, this (Wednesday) afteravon, o'clock, from her late re: 195 Spring copy. Buookea,—On Tuesday mocning, Nov. 30, of croup, Han- wer M., youngest child of Step hea and Khizabeth Brooker, aged 4 years, 11 months and 21 days. ‘The friends and relatives oi the family are respectfully invited to attend the funcra:, from the residence of her parents, No, 224 Division stivet, this gogo ly alter- noon, atone o'clock, Her remains will be taken’ to Cy press Hills ( metery. Boris, —lue tuneral of Brssaaun F. Butise will take place from the Merecr street church, on Thursday aiter- Boon, abdhree o'clock. His frioacs,’ those of the family, and the members of the bar, are invited to attend without forther potice. CONNELLY. On, Suton, Nov. 30, Parkiok Connxity, of No. 227 West Thirty ninth street, a native of county Cork, parish of Kuworth, Ireland, aged #0 years, His friends, and these of "his vous, James, Michacl, Ed. mone and Jon, are invited to attend the funeral, from Holy Cross church, Forty-second street, between Fighth and Ninth avenues, on Thursday, at twelve o'clock M.A requiem mate will be celebrated for the repose ot bis soul at ten o’elock A.M. His remains will be taken Ww Caivury Cemetery for interment. Duxsii,—Ou Monday, Noy. 29, of erysipelas, Dunoxau Deets, aged 65 yew ‘The friends of “the fan ly are respectfully invited to at. tend the funeral, from No. 41 Seventh street, this (Wed. hesilay) afternoon, at three o'clock. Ferxy.—On Monday afternoon, Nov. 29, Mary KRxLER, wife of J, Milton Ferry. po teyh A. nap y ¢ SN a respectfully ins ited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 114 Weet Twelfth street, on "Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock. annetr.—At Fort Simcoe, Friday, Sept. 17, Man S Garnett, Unitea Sta ington Territory, on wife of Major Robert store, requiring po rewinding find atitclion in a augeric aly ‘operation, without recourse to the haa by other machines The aukene be tncrease ano eho, scrofwa, oandri fateh wtreet, 2 = supere,! —H | A CBOVEE & BAKER NEW FAMILY 6EWING MACHINE. PRICK 850. - 495 BROADWAY. ‘This machine sews from two apooin, as Sntubing per 9 Broadwa, BEAUTIFU Ls HEaD OF HAIR! WACTS tows —read ‘hased from the of tread tt lenses folin, qauneres each seam by ils owe needie, aa i required It will do betvor and cheaper sewing than & scamsires can, even if ake worka for one cenfan our. Sead for « cireular, GREAT REDUCTION IN MACHINE TWIST 70. pound, at BARTHOLY'S SKEWING MACHINIG WORTH | te, bod [eu AND KESTORER. weet tenable of any preparation | ONLY TWENTY F TIVE Cl CENTS A BOTTLE. “Tt is not a dye,” from a light brown to ® Without BEAUTIFUL BLACK OR BROWN, uring oF rotting nae; lon lied | e na Bo ve a fine e bair, promoting its growth tn a most wonder! ever sold. Principal depot 906 Gira en ni Wat [atout ot, Fi but will change your air to Any color, the hair. It does not stain the skin Uke water, no trouble, no washing hair’ to ite former color. Ww ty pay & dollar & bottle, when you can obtain mh “cheap apd a6 the psa tn ti 3 most effleacious reme- the ht agenia, Hays, 178 Pukoo hiladelpbia, MFRICAN, ENGLISH, FRENCH, MAN AND SPANtaH ING CA PLAY! At WILLMER & ROGERS, 42 Nasaai cd; Kngiish daliion velvet carpets, $ roy ‘si 12 wna $B: Oe. and We 5 Fo} five Cot. Mixa 10 Mx. Joun New York, Nov. My pean Ketty:—I have just perused he Fea offered before, and was adopted by, D in Tammany Hall last eveping, Tam an at you would wilt t resolve 18 Aud ag Thave no disposition to dow ati TTRACTION URPARATS genet ROSSLKY'S ME- ‘TSe., Brussels, ‘att wool rempants tor sloves, &c., “IMRAN ANDERSON, 99 Bowery. | HALLENGE TO THE FRIENDS OF MK. PURSER, RLLY!— 27, 1858, ly maslead or ‘misinform the democracy ‘of New York, to which you owe 40 muneh; yet 1am convinerd that the postion nswumed by You ta pable ble third neon Bald in order Nelson T either to Mr. Purser or yourself, 1 chal 4 to »N, her mfant son, aged 7 months and * you and I—agree upor some reap funeral services Will take place at the Cl party, say Juanes T Brady, Wm. M Souls, Fourth w and Twenty-tir CWorlscetaa oF Gael 2 oer a, Maneee pers published ta this city during tbe will be taken to Greenwood. The relatives and friends | Mh! those of 1si6and IsV: aa hope 10 her notice Mrs Hawker Euzarerir rge, in the 27th year of her ore invited to attend without fu GRKORGK.—On Saturday, GronGe, wife of Joseph 8. Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited this investigation ard from sworn atfiday rina public discussion which he held with « Dr. sleight, tares, und particularly We New Testament, were lalse and un inspired produ first—That George H. Pur naintained that thes lows ed Serin: the existence of to attend the funeral services, at the residence ot her mo- sn of Seah psaas Land sit tet x ther, No. 809 Bowery, at nine o'clock on Friday morning Thi she dented, most blasphemou y taken to Philadelphia, ace te «e New York Hespitai, on Monday, Nov th That he was the amoclate nod ¢ er by railroad » Capt. from injuries received by being run cate at Etizabethport, New Jersey, on the 22d Nov. Fosmer Gorpemru, of Guisheg » 1 His remains were taken (0 Cutchogue for interment, on Tuesday. Haiey.—On Monday , Noy. 20, of scarlet fever, JRaRMIAH, sou of Daniel and Betsey Haley, aged 12 years and 12 days: The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 98 Pear! street, this (Weonesday) afternoon, at two o'elock, Hamilton, Canada, papers please copy. HLaswerr.—-On Monday, Nov, 29, 4 which she pore with Cix tion, MARY, wife of Joni Kildare, Ireland, aged 25 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 20 Broad way. tri @ painful ines, wan fortitude and pious reeigu Hassett, a native of county wi uw w Finaily—T! sincerely, your obedient e G Vnoadway. t and Marta Monk. ate sucha man to the office tive Wout) be establilivng bad ach bad examples to the rer di Jet him na fide publishers pro that _Hon, Jou Ketry, (ORNE, UNIONS, ately after the operation, the patient, by Dr. ZACHARIE, eters to the pj RKE'R OVEROOATS HAVE wver ail others, Beaver over snc AME AN 15 10 $15, uthorship of “The Awful Disclosures of Maria ot WI ain ig of its original and Tam, iy dear Kelly, very “ALEXANDEL MING, West Twenty fifth street. "NAILS PENETRATING . cured without pain, 80 that the boot can be worn lav without the least inconreniens enn Puloiane nd surgoona of Ue” of Comp, dent in the morals of the city, thet by doing so his political elevation would be re Rarded by the youth of the metropolin ae wn incentive to Lmitate TUR D FAMK Hassey.—-At French Gulch, Shasta county, California, | #'% pilot do., $10; black beaver, heavy on Saturday, Cct. 30, of consumption, Susan M., wife of | Ad padded, suitable for, i oo the late Henry H. Hassey, and youngest daughter of the “CLARKE, 116 Wiliam street. laie Koenczer Burling, Haq., in the 68d year of her age. = Tint.—la Bergen township, New Jersey, on Tuesday a od PATES BY THE ARAGO. LANDING ON morbing, Nov, 30, Seram- Hit, aged 48 years and 10 Thursday. For sale »y JOIN DUNCAN & SUNS, 5 months. Broadway. ‘The funeral services will be held at his late residence, iu Lafnyette village, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one och. Carriages Will be in attendance at the chrnor of road aveine and Grove street, Jersey City, at one kk. The triends and acquaintances of the family are invited to att ad, without further notive. Get an either now affiicted or lkel: treet 00 shecta, rlodical agents, Philadelphia, have it MEDICATED LE phe! FOR THE closet sbomid be used in i to be all reventlve, anda i cents: 1.000, 81 and curative and WATER Kari. —Ou Tuesday, Nov. 30, of inflammation of the AS ON A WALKI-ON 1 MONDAY NEXT, NOV. 2, lunge, Wituam Jauxs, son of John and Margaret Keating, Fy Rtg ag gs Boge pvp t.. aged 1 year, 3 months and 18 days. Fatng and Cooklog Heange Company. ‘will start one of ete The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully | Heudrick's Brow. oatented npparaiia, from. the depot, s12 invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, poe ny wor tobe conveyed ins bare of try ‘ iy cats of the elty, returning a atone o'elock, from the residence of his parents, No. 217] throu cipal roots of the ely, returaing at 73¢ Fast Twenty -thira street. Colerane and county Derry, Ircland, papers please copy. LeAMAN.-~On Tuesday, Nov. 30, of Croup, LEONARD SER GRANT LHAMAN, aged 2 months and 20 days, sou of Andrew and Frances C, Leaman. ‘The friends of the iamily are respectfully invited to at- Home TRADE. YRA\ No. Are now opening & . M. i tocando for gas on & wi durnera, Citizens be wide awake NCIS TOMES & Matwen Lane, N. ¥., funeral, without, further pouce, ‘rom tho resi FSo deuce of bs parents, No. 155 Woet Tweuty-hilrd siroet, on and’ ris jum rented by ‘Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Loxé.—On, Mouday evening, Nov. 20, Mra. —_ wife of Joba Long, ‘aged 72 oars. ‘The friendsand relatives of the ly, those of her sons, John and Job Long, and of ber son-in-law, James Munson, Jr. are fully inv ited Lo attend the funeral, from the Charen of the Advent, Fightb avenue, between Forty. tirst #eecond street, on Thursday afternoon, at one o pm ths without further notice. NicHowson.—At her residence, No. 107 West Forty se- veuth street, on Suulay morning, Nov. 28, of pneumonia, kKigavon Barun Baxsumx, wite of Lieut. J. W. ~ Nichol. son, United States navy, and daughter of ‘the late Daniel Geom DAMOD ™™ ,EApoe steamers City of TO ea TRADE Apeane i it PRIORS. one, for male at» bargain, at RO. B. SLOAT & 00 RL saaiee' ‘Lock, SINGLE Brent stirrer AND IMPROV KD SHUTTLE BK ING Mact tives, Team SW THOMAS & 00., , agents, 19) Bronaway. ‘WEBSTE: Sasi eae: | Le eS Seentty » | Lage eee a vVited to attend tho funeral, from Sc Stephen's chured, | an other machine, No. corner of Broome and Chrystie streets, this (Weduesdlay, afternoon “at two o'clock, without further invitation, A Parwon.—Ov Tuceday, Nov. 30, of cousumption, Nast, C. Perenson, aged 34 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his J. Person, are fully invited to attend the funeral servicce, at seven o'clock this (We oven ing, at the resilencs of la brother, No, 156 Fast #inth street, near avenue. His remains will taken to Rockland county for interment, oa Thursday morning, at half past seven o'clock. Romurss —Ov . after a short but pai ful Hines, Mrs. Ji the beloved wife of Sy ives- ter Robbins, ot No. 185 East Twelfth strcet. Dear wife, dear love, dear friend, adieu t Thy ‘#mile no more shall me; ‘Thy placid smile, thy love liteye No more on carth shall meet me. But in the holy heaven above, Thy babe and [shall meet thee, love— In trust of Chris jeeming power, To join us in the Judgment hour. Tar ALLEN'S, AS Broad era) BRACELETS—NEW a ror SALE Low, ADIFS’ WATCHES_VERY 4 low, mG. C._ALLEN'S, 415 Broadway eg Gann FOR BALE JADERS, WATCH CHAINS NEW a ror con ee) cation it in wi Her friends, and thoae of her husband, are invited to at athe tend the funeral, from her late residence, this (Wednes- rats © cals NOT EXIST Ww day) afternoon, at two o'clock. PLIBD. The <te is not Surtu.—On Monday, Nov. 29, of inflammation of the Jungs, Dr. Wiuuam Sunt, aged 47 years and 8 monthe ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 208 Bridge street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) afternoon at three o'clock. " The remains will be taken to Chester, New Hampsbire, for interment, Stratton —On Tuesday morning, Nov. 90, of congestion of the lange, Powis MALANcTox, infant son of William aud Sarah J. Stratiou, aged 1 month. n ommeoded be sold Mp al ° SoitinnaD, Mp. draggin, i Wown and RARY ARSOCTATION. nd last Lectare of tne Courne SRCARTER p- N., CALRS LYON, of 5 poadale. on his TRAVIS (N RGYPT AND NK, with Soclock. The Lecture Commitee ©. ALLEN'S, £15 Broadway, one door below TeUReDaY a MINING. lee. X xt Clinton that Astor plnon, wil sennage © E~ PALES ping, Giatrations and’ femnbstsoweore, com et to a The friends of the funily are invited to attend the fane- bounce widen death in the feantiy of Mi le, of ral, from No, 54 West Thirty Grst street, this (Wednesday) ture before ihe fil prevent his fullfiling lee. afternoon, at one o'clock ‘ r ‘aaescintion, Tenumcs. —In Philadelphia, on Sunday, Nov. 28, Aumeet ONICK TO Ti (CTED WITH SCROPULOUS s Cr Ree nei ¥ (proprietor mee TeRHRCN, The friends and relatives of the family are reapectfally invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, on Thursday, at twelve o clock M., from the resi ot his mother. Hackensack, N. J. Vax Nove. —On Tuesday » Nov. 90, of dysentery, Tuomas eat son of William and Macy Van Note, aged iends of the family are respectfully fnvited to attend the funeral, thia (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o’elock, from the residence of his pon nts, No. 14 Grand street. ‘Witter. —On Tuesday , Nov. 30, Coances E. Winters, son of William H. and Henrietta Willets, aged 7 months and 19 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No, 184 South Third street, Williamsburg, this (Wednesday) ow ernooh, a e or - | teal. afternoon, at half past one o'clock, without furthor invi- | + Atha are toe et eh care tage eve requ | in every case exoopt when the tation. Wrcer.—On Saturday, Nov. 27, Mra. Deutam, wife of |” Charis 8. Wright, aged 85 years, 2 months and 9° days. | 4, The relatives and friends of the family, and the mem. bers of the Bedford etreet Methodist opal church, are reapectfuily invited to attond the funeral, without farther | Gs invitation, on Thoraday afternoon, at one o'clock, from ot ikely be eMiicted by pies. It fs 6 said church, corner of and Morton street, | grand cargize preven reventivetnd ¢ Ingury. | Depot iit Ana | riodical agents, Philatelphis, -) it for sale. - “oprert x APTLRS FOR AALR. presenter ” ew a MUATE Thy) Wane | Pe ili be mad fe Dee. ay wpa cay ge lmore. pA, Vsti veenanry fn Ani w mean he iffeer iis Pritham Farm, Ravps, Ul iver pl oy! oe . ore one ne ACROPUEA, SALT RHRUM, Ac— tty. Silver plate! cake basketa.. ° en ° “ ° | R ayaa area mn ‘n ut paises : sity, Raw Spaalad’ & "8, Gil and 68S Broadway, ey: k og LP Ry | ae aad | Ghana street "Ey et Paggmegnh aeviiny, avant: A SETS, fe. Ae. FIR KEWING MACHINES. ‘Aton, a heory sock of rick and pate cul buble glaaa, ent: Sita enon etic mth if the nanan me tay Ss / Tear aren the machines a made better than ever. TCARTLL'S 18 THE. aft Set See | New a tbe Ume to bv) TM. SINGER & UO. Ai seer aod, for Inara grotiomeny | Mist roadway, Neve York. yourselves (or ‘be: tne RE SR te ieetaceaed ee BEST AND CHEAPEST ARTICLE FOR THE Ae HAIR, femaitens Beriensive cocorNE, THO) none SE PREPARED FROM COCOA NUT OT. OAK FAI 1 We Mal rling and preserving the Wale In oie. use Bold BHR Fad8 hie ‘er ant Tir Prensa pe AY RV ARDELL, eo Wicd merge ae ie oo aiTirwaite a0 TETTY. ieee AD PAPER FOR THY WATER - Gust \ be ix / buted by by all a - A es RAILWAY GUIDE, ene ive alee a Sa ee Widiensel at ~ * gnceMann SowRrR, sberts. mS. Oo With Bupplement, containing cweee Hodteal agents, Philadelphia, ue for wale Pane Cee [ATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE AND, PHYSICAL, 18 From the Rew Vor a Figoratot oe aanihilan epilepsy. neural Tn the care wih whieh the tables yat together, mn — ria a) — ever, Bas BO AA, DPLRTON & CO., Publishers. ‘ So nd HS Ueamdway, daar yy af Kenney’ bate’ a be at ba «oige, wander twas, daring the first week of a that are tronbled with #itrheam are reqnested troubled with erysipelas ar re regnested 0, are Ail thet ore troubled with eunkbr are ca. 17 on he tre tronbled with acrufuta are rejniestad to call to call. wail, call. “recjuested All that are troubled with nursing sore mouth are requestet All that are troubled with seal head are resjnested to call. All that are troubled with cingworm are cequeated to call Ali that are troubled with humors in the eyes and flim grown ver the teal are rea All that are troubled with sealy #ruptlon cw the akin are re ih to eall ore tronbled with boi that are troubled with r to eal All that are tronbled with fever sores are requeated are requested to call ing of the ears are requested to eat! All (hat are troubled with pimples on the face are requested Advice in all enses gratia, JAYPTTY'S }ADICATED PAPER FOR THE < shoal bee vised in ail families, and by all WATER rengthentns withont atin! ating, tons, «t JORN PYNE & 00. Tug Naseer sieve, oA EARTHOLF'® SEWING MACHINES “HAVE Wo Jerald. Uftice 430 Broadway. ' AMUSING. INSTRUCTIVE “AND BEAUSIFUE. _Priee Five by | Gc. ALLEN Was nm = MISCELLANEOUS, MOSING, INSTRUCTIVE a ‘TIPU See HARPER'S WieK LY bette MUSING, INSTRUCTIVE 3 Bee HARPER'S Wik LY yao MAU TERY! ANS HK INSTRUCTIVE See HARPER'S WEEKLY. 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Price Five Cents, AVETTY'S MEDICATED PAPER FOR THE WATER closet should be word Jo all familie, and by all either now wifilcted or by arand curative and a ee luxury, ee bave it street, 300 shots, . riodical agents, Ph ite de Hh GREAT betes ok ane 4 REMEDY, WLR ORMATIVE PReNcrELE. ‘AY'S READY RESOLVENT hee ia old cores, purifies the blood, instils within the renewed lealth, and resolves and exterminates all “Fale greet and jlortous remedy should hailed is grent glorious ld be nad by On the from the re ees hes eres 3 PRADWAY & GO, are the poly parecions in the world whe bave surceeded wil! effectually Sacest pers = Gicases and ailments transmaltied DLVENT see Bape are RENOVATING ro {lt radieally exterminate from the reow tas Esa, vMoKs, Camcnaous Arractioss, Noes, a rant, port eases ne " act Kuecm, Ran \, au Ki A a aaa Arisa, nnd all diseases that have been established in the system far ick ONE DRA PER BOTTLE. years, Pri RAMAN Reg. Ss tal omer, 162 Fulton street, wy aon ‘* New York; Brooklyn, Mra. linys, Guan AVETTY'S MEDICATED PAPER FOR THE WATER. ald be tned in a families, and by all p’ a licted or likely to be aifiieted by tie grand curative and preventive, aud & I street, 500 aberia, @ ce . pe Hodical mgente, = Pilate’, baw for MOST SUPERB PRESENTATION BOOK PUB- LISHED, WOMEN OF BEAUTY AND Hu ROTM, = Tt Ln Ene Ment AND INPLE- rings. FEMALE LOVRLIN EB, AC Whth nineteen tine meel By Frank H. Court Ate WK! ae’ roe Turkey full git exits clonant book ie printed Wrems'a new font of pina type, east purposely for ft, upon extra sized and calenderet made to order, and bound fa real Turkey, in new aod atzles, by Somerville. ‘are from éreotame by Some and Wan desford—most of them authentie wed om nice! in the hig best atyle of art, by ‘ail ti ‘Tnipin jer, Jack- man and Rogers. DERBY & JACKSON. Publishers. No. 119 Nansan street, New York. And for sale by the principal booksellers. #4 Bent by express, tree of expense, on reoniyt of price, AYETTYS MEDICATED PAPER FOR THE WATER closet should be used im ail tamilies, and by alt persona her now aMicied or likely ty he aMietel by it tee grand curative and preventive. ands luxury Vom wireet. 0 cents; 100) $1. Callender . pe Tlodeal agent Philadeiphin, have it for sale, = — fay ye AND REPATRED TN Lt, — finest London and Verman wort) Broadway, one ‘door botow Canal warces WHISKERS, MOUSTACHES PRODUCED IN SIX Nha et BG. GRATIAM, 108 Ni, Gs 1TV8 WEDIC Arye aly J FOR pi A WATER clomet should be used im all e uinicted hy by all persons Cher nwa ily tb, acd 7 pice, Tt es sr Coie sheets, ho ceute, 12000, St. ines ene ‘O., pe ricdfeal oon "Philately hs, ve it for gale, pa AaB HRAYY ovERcog AT OAK HALL, aad ™_ eam AT OAK HALL, .! "a, oa, nt By ‘a knd 49 Gold sree | ve PROOF Leg ty} Ann street Also, $9 ine on and 80 jaxury. Depot Ane ‘Oniiender & Co, pe~ y Y¥ SEWING MACHINES. for femnlly purposes te th fAGS, OF ALL Lt pe “yor Ter hs at NET OR 171 YETTY'S MEDICATED PATER For THE WATER a fs joget shonid be vised in all les, and by ail persone pap Main te berngient by tien Cs grand curativ ative, at cary, Mena 4 Awe Breet e Lane St Uatiowtes @ ~ H wor sale