The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1858, Page 5

Px NEW _YORK HERALD, FriDAyY, DECEMBER 31, 1858. CRIME IN THE METROPOLIS. Murders, Homicides and Suicides During the Past Year. We are happy to state that the criminal statistics of the past year present a gratifying and remarkable decrease in the number of murders and homicides, The figures Bhow & decrease of over fifty per cent in cases of murdr, and sixty per cent in those of homicide. Inthe number of suicides there is but slight difference from the total of the previous year, there being a decrease of only one case. Through the politeness of Mr. John G. Parise, the gentlemanly clerk of the Coroners’ office, we are enabled to lay bevore our readers the following interesting stale- ment, chronologically arranged, of all the murders, ho- micides and suicides which have taken placo in this city during the year 1858:— JANUARY. 6.—Michael Costello killed fo a fight in Monroe sireet, by being struck on the head wd a man named Croak. 7.—Jane Moran commit suicide by taking poison. Cause nnknown, 8.—Corouer’s inquest 2 ine one of Michacl Cassidy, ‘who was sbot by Michaol We 13,—James Roberts ‘colored). Nillea by lg ie, t medicine man, ia Anu street, near The oc jury rendéred a verdict of justitiable ‘homi cide.” 18.— Abraham Meyerson committed suicide by taking »—Coroner’s inquest in the case of John McLinien, ‘who was killed at the corner of Broadway and Thirty” ninth street, by being stabbed in the head with a pitc! fork by a man named Quinn. 26.—1ewis Beardsley committed suicide by shooting bimeelf with a pistol. 30.—Wm. H. Robinson committed suicide, at his lodg- ings, corner of Broadway and Houston street, by shooting bimself with a pistol. FEBRUARY. 1.—Wm. Grote, a German, committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. 2.—Coroner’s inqnest in the cage of Elizabeth Marks, a courtezan, who attempted to kill her lover, and then com- mitted suicide by taking a dose of arsenic. 6.—John Dooley killed in a fight with Martin Dowd, the Iatter stabbing deceased with a dirk knife. 8.-—Philip Gampert, a German, committed snicide at No. 96 Ridge street, by cutting his throat with a razor. 19,—Coroner’s inquest in the case of Jams !’. Dayek- inck, who was shot in a lager bier saloon in New Canal 23,—Inquest in the case of T. J. Newman, who comniit ted suicide at No. 10 Cannon street, by taking a dose of laudanum. 4.—Margaret Hornander murdered by her husband, Paul Hernandez, Jealousy the supposed cause. MARCH. 7.—Coroner’s inquest in the case of Mary Stevens Iil- ‘ton (colored), who was shot by her husband at her resi- dence, No. 145 West Twenty-eighth street. 14.—Isaac H. Sm ith, a citizen of Brooklyn, was killed @ pistol shot wound accidentally received at the corner a7, Broadway and Canal street, by a barkeeper who was in pursuit of some rowdies, 16.—Joseph Kelly killed in a fight at the portor house of Michael Byrne, No. 169 First avenue, by Patrick iv 17.—Charles Meyers committed suicide, at No. 183 Hes- ter street, by taking a dose of arsenic. Destitution the cause, 19.—Douglass Forsyth committed suicideNat No. 17 St. Marks place by taking ap overdose of laudanum. 20.—Paudven McLaughlin shot by Dad Cunningham ina dance house in Howard street. 21.—Samuel Fareham died from the effects of injuries received in a fight at the corner of Fulton and South sts. 24.—Coroner’s inquest in the case of Mich vl Marvin, who died from the effects of a dose of oxalic acd; by who the poison was administered the jury were unibvle to sey. 27.—Henry C. Hinck committed suicide at No. 161 Wash ton street, by throwing bimself out of a window. |.—Dennis O'Connell kided in a fight at 143 Mulberry street. 30.—Ciement Hayden committed suicide at 92 Bedfort street--domestic difficulties the cause. APRIL. 1,—The mutilated remains of an unknown woman found | sm up in a whiskey barrel at the freight depot of the udson River Railroad 2.—Coroner’s inquest in the case of Charles Samuel, a pr ‘man Who was found dead in the East river, with a stone tied around his body, No clue obtained to the “— sar 6 Foley committed suicide by taking arsenic. §,—Thomas Newell committed suicide by shooting bim- self....Fred. Kroeper committed suicide, at No. 52 Spring street, by cutting bis throat 8.—Inquest in the case of Michael Hides, who commit- ted suicice, at No. 17 Crosby street, by taking a dose of Taudanum. = Hannah killed her infant child at No. 11 Wall street. 19.—James Ferguson committed suicide, at 108 Green- wich street, by cutting his throat. 20.—Lawrence Cook, killed in a fight with Michael Hartt. 22,—Elizabeth Pootan committed suicide, at No. 48 West Twenty cighth street, by hanging herself. 27.—Inquest in the’ case of John McCarthy, who was shot in a lager bier saloon by Leroy Roscius. ‘28,—Michael Ryan committed suicide by of laudanum, at bis residence, No. 26 Vande’ .-.Jobn Hardman committed suicide by hanging himself. may. 1.—Andrew Howe, killed at the Sanaa ‘lum, Black- well’s Isiaud, by one of the lunatics, land. 2—Captain : Charles W. Chalker accidentally shot by a private watchman, who was cleaning out his 7—Mary Bollinger committed suicide, at No. 7 Mul- berry street, by taking a dose of laudanum. Supposed the cause ry Jean Eitzabeth Spicer died. at No. 167 Fast Twenty- first strect, from the offeets of an overdose of penoy- ‘al. ist —Willism Henry Herbert, the author popularly known as “Frank Forrester,’’ committed suicide at the Stevens House, Urouiway, by shooting himself through the heart. Domestic difficnities the cause. 19—Heury Waldorf committed suicide, at No. 468 — street, by taking strychnine. 20.—Inquest in the case of John R. Atkins, mate of a Liverpool packet ship, who was killed by ‘one of the sailors, pained William Somers. ‘23.— Edward Riley committed suicide by shooting him seit with a pistol..... Willmm Tyler committed suicl te by taking strychnine 24—John Henry Palen committed suicide, at No. 100 Bank strect, by taking Isudanum, JUNE. 5.—Coroner’s inquest in the case of James C. Smith, ‘who was shot by Charies O'Rielly. @.—Kizabeth Strake killed her infant child at No, 328 Kast Eleventh street. 12.—Inquest in the case of Patrick Flynn, who died ap gene fod Se received at the hands of Wil- Lam Cotten and Mary Holland. 18.—Wiiliam Scott died at’ Harlem, from the effects of infaries received at the hands of Bonjarin Rates, ‘20.—Sarah Rothchilds, residing at No. 120 Avenue C, eommitted suicide by drowning. 22.—Anne Finn committed suicide,at No, 113 East ‘Thirty -socond street, by taking arsenic 27.—Clara Levere committed suicide, at No. 130 Church street, by taking laudanum. a dose oe e 28.—Wilbam Henry Deming committed suicide at 118 avenue C, by shooting himself. 29.—Margaret G West Thirty sixth street, by thews committed suicid laudanum. 30.—Peter Wilson committed suicide, at No. 70 Carlisle strect, by shooting himself, JULY. 6.—Louisa Madison died, at No. 26 Sullivan street, from the effects of a dose of landanum administered for ed eet com ts . Coroner's inquest at the ‘ork Hospital upon the body of William ‘Sohl, who was killed in a fiebt by — once 7.—Inquest at c,bth precinct s of Wm. A. Kentish, who committed tion epee the by ‘anny prussic acid. 1l.—Mary a eo ay oen .~ corner of Wil. Tiam and Wall streets, by ing cyan! potassiam. 13.—4ieorge joany comuniuied oxicide by taking narcotic 14.—Coroner’s inqnost at the New York Hospital uj the body of George Levy, who was killed by George Roak. 16.—Vreeland H. Van Viiek committed suicide by taking Jaudapum. 18.—Jacod Schoyer committed suicide by taking lauda- num 19.—Jolin Duffy committed suicide, at No. 57 Worth street, by taking corrosive sublimate. aveust. &.—Coroner’s {nquest in the case of Cornelins Ready, who waskilled by Patrick Gilligan and others, in Chatham, near Mulberry street. 5.—Wm. Warren committed suicide, at No. 30 Bowery, dy taking lsndanum, §.—Sarah MeCarthy, residing in Third avenue, near Fifty fourth street, committed suicide by drowni 18.—Coroner’s inqueat_ in the ease of Phili Menchen- hiemor, who murdered Valentine Gleger and then com ‘mitted ‘suicide by ovina Ws himself with apistel. The alair originated from a quarrel relative to a young miy who was acquainted with men 27.—Jamet Dowling, a Ddarkoeper, murdered by James Larkin in a liquor store in Mulberry street. Lal eee woman committed suicide by hang 1.—Margaret Burns committed suicide ather residence in Tenth avenue, near Fifty second street, by taking Jaudanam. SEPTEMBER. 2.—John O'Connor died, at No. 70 Willet street, from the effects of injuries alleged to have been received ‘at the hands of his mother and son. 6.—Frank Mathews died at the New York Hospital from the effects of a gunshot wound received at tho hands of some partice unknown. 15.—Timothy Harrington committed suicide at Black- ‘well's Island, by drowning bimeetf. 16 hg! Gough committed suicide, at Blackwell's > ly a 5 taking cyanite of potassium. —Coroner’s inquest upon the bod; vena, who died at the New York effects of an overdose of an unknown from the of laudanum, administered for the Tian irae fret Jo m, 4 colored man, seer red by ) Nichols, al colored. in a groggery in Raxter street Disah Kinane! coeunted, suicide, at No. 86 Fourth —_ aes laudanum. ristian Schroeder committed suicide, by hang- meg hinee at ards Mend. —Margaret Nagher cor tted suicide, at No, 20 White mreet, WY, taking Iandannsy y ‘elsh committed suicide, = drowning he foot of Cortlandt street... Francis Gor Fasex Market Police Court, committed suicide ty. nae ing himself. inusice Twomey killed ina fight at the corner of Tenth street and First on 4.—Arnold Backe commited ulcide, at No, 382 Sixth avonne, by hanging. er's inquest in the case of Patrick Delaney ‘who was killgd ina fight ngar the River Pouse, Hariom ++++Mahala Henry committed guicide, at No, 31 Thompse! Street, by taking lundapum. 7,.—Corouer's inquest in the case of Mary Dellinger, a irl sixteen years olf, who committed suicide by drowa- Mceest Coltuan killed 4: Cosmopolitan Garden on ‘& party of Italians, several of whom ly arrested for burglary and receiving 20.—Coroner’s inquest in the case of Cargon Carsten, & clerk in a grocery store in Madison street, who was killed — Charles McDermott. 26.—The Gouldy tragedy. Francis A. Gouldy attempted to murder his fathor, mother, and brother, and then com- mitted suicide by blowing hid braing out with a pistol 28.—Ap unknown mas committed suicide at the Twelfth ward station house, by taking arsenic, NOVEMNER, 1,—Coroner’s inquest in the case of Sophia Stevens, supposed to have been poisoned by her husband. Tho jury rendered a verdict against the accused, who was com- mitted for trial. 2.—Jobn Stillwell committed suicide, at the corner of Broadway and Houston . by taking laudanum, 6.—William 8. Tompki a citizen of California, beaten to death at the Art Union Hall, “roadway, by some par- ties unknown. 10.—Jobn Hollis, a ‘longshoreman, killed by policeman Cairnes, of the First precinct, while ‘attempting to escape from custody, 14.—Henry Voltz committed suicide, at No. 138 Troy street, by stabbing himsolf in the heart with a butcher's knife.’,..Catharine Kelly committed suicide, at her resi- dence in Sixty-seventh street, near Kighth’ avenue, by taking arsenic. 1%.—Max Kreutzing committed suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. ‘18.—Daniel Stackpole kilied in a row at the Red House, ou the occasion of 4 target excursion. DECEMBER. 2—Palmer Tier committed suicide, at No. 185 West — by taking laudanum. |.—Nowh Hansen died at Bellovue Hospital from tho ethcia ch om overdose of opium administered for the pur pore of self destruction. 9—Christopber Goff murdered by Michael Vorrest ip oe liquor store corner of West Broadway and Worth strce 15,—Joanpa Daniels, a_ married woman, committed suicide, at her residence, No, 04 Weat Fortieth street, by taking arsenic, Jealousy the cause. 26.—Freeman Cutting, a native of Vermont, killed by Michael Flynn, at No. 125 Rockeveit streot. 'The aitalr originated from a quarrel about a disreputablo female. RECAPITULATORY TABLE. 1358. Total number of murders. 10 bed * homicides . 30 bad ” suicides | oT 107 City Intelligence. Anayy Frewen in New York.—Tho D. D, Tompkins Engine Company No. 8, of Albany, arrived in our city on Wednesday evening, to take home their new engiue, which has just been completed in one of our up town manufac- tories. The Albanians muster over seventy men, all of whom were dressed ix drab overcoats, red shirts, white belts and black cravats, and are a hardy, respectable looking body of young men. ‘They were received and on. tertained by the Chatham Engine ompauy No. 15, of this city, and pat up at Tammany Hail, Yesterday it was pre to take the Albanians to the institutions on Blackwell's Island, but the day proving unpleasant, at the request of the Ten Governors the visit Was postponed until to-day, when the two companies wil! start for the islands at nine o'clock A.M. Yesterday the Albany firemen had nothing to do but visit the ons of the city in parties of two and three, which they did. In the evening a supper was given them by their bosts of Engine Company No. U5, at No. 206 Eighth avenue, when speeches were made by J. RK Platt, ex-Foreman of Evgine Company No. 25; Kingsley, of Evgine Company No. 8, of Alban Millwood, ex-Foreman of 15 Engine: David 8. Baker, the present Foreman; Jobn Brice, Assistant Engineer of the w York Fire Department, and others. The Ativipimny finished up the evening by ar har the bali of the Guardian Eogine Company No, 29, They return home this evening by the 444 o'clock train. Lingxatiry oF tux Usioy Ferry Comraxy.—It is said that the Union Ferry Company, in view of the great dan- ger to life and limb—which, in the present siippery con- dition of the bridges, ladies and aged persons have to incur in going on and off the ferry boats—have been liberal enough to order a sufficient supply of cocoanut matting to cover the approaches to the boats. It is also: od (hat with the same unusual degree of liberality the decks and cabins of the ferry boats are to be carp id with the like material, to that lies Ww » longer have to run the bazard of catching cold by si\iing in nasty cablus, filthier than pigsties. Ie there any truth im the «\ wement’ Accpeyt iv Bro\oway—A Max Rew Oven ny 4 Cart.— Tuuesday morning about eleven o'clock & man named John Warren, of No. 54 Roosevelt street, while crossing Broadway, at the corner of Chambers street, was knocked down and run over by @ camphene cart, and so badly in jured that he may die from the effects of the acci- dent. The wheel of the wagon passed over the prostrate man, striking him in the region of the loins, and thon no bones were at the time ascertained to be broken, ‘was evidently very severely hurt internally. He was taken into the drug store of Messrs. Hegeman & Co., near at hand, where such temporary relief as could be ollered was promptly administered. injured man was sent home, wuder the care of a policeman. Officer Wallace, of the Fifth precinct police, who was present and witnessed We occurrence, arFested the driver of the camphene cart, Patrick Kelly, ‘and jJodged him im the Fifth ward station bouse; but upon tation of the facts of the case before. Justice Co ‘Connol ly, no evidence of neg! it or ma- licious driving being adduced, Kelly was di A FRENCHMAN IN A PRCULIAR StrvaTioN,—Alfred. Paler, Frenchman, residing at Sing Sing, unacquainted with the language or customs of the people of Gotham, became in- volved in much trouble on Wednesday night, while porogri nating the streets of the Fifth ward, = enamored of a sable beauty, named Susanna Anthon: was casily persuaded to see her home. Dearly did the pay for his temerity. While in the company of this fascinating crea ture he was robbed of $46 in bills and gold, aud came very near being deprived of his overcont, hat ‘and boots. U pou coming to a sense of his anfortapate situation, the ver- prom bed applied to the police for aid, and in com- pany with policemen Yule and Bulmer he ‘procceded in search of the thief. The officers, after considerable trou. ble, succeeded in effecting the recovery of $40 of the stolen money. Mies Anthony and an aged couple of colored folks, named Ontfleld, were arrested on suspicion of steal. ing the money, and on being brought before Justice Con- nolly they were committed for examination. Scrrosep Scicwe ov A Fewark.—At an early hour yes terday morning, policeman Jennings, of the Twenty-first inet, found a woman's cap, hood and shaw! lying on the dock at the foot of Thirty-third street, Kast river, and frozen blood near by. The owner of the clothing could not be found, and it is ex 7 on she must have committed suicide or been foully dealt with. Fatat Fatt.—Philip Scheaf, a lodger at the Globe Hotel, fell down stairs om Wednesday night, and injured himself 80 severely that he died in consequence, Coroner Con. nery held an inquest upon the body yesterday. Deceased was fifty years of age ‘Tax Hovonxen Panky Acctomnt.—Coroner {ills held an inquest yesterday, at No. 269 West Seventeonth street, | spate body of William Tyler, who was drowned at the en ferry, foot of Chr! er sireet, afew days ago, when the jury rendered a verdict of death by drowulng atthe eame time censuring the ferry company for for nut having eufficient light upon the bridge: ALLRGED Assacut Wirt A Piero..—A man named Benja- min W. Smith wae arrested on Thursday, charged with having assanited Margaret Barber, of No. 22 Wost Broad and di at hér, He denies the trath mike va at wats tat dh owe we Wasa street fight at ere tole that some one unknown tonim ‘tred ‘wot "Justice Connolly held bim 10. ball to anewer. Correcrion.—Mr. Carl Henne, of No. 218 Willam street, denies that be accompanied Mr. Stroh on hie tour of in- ee a or that he ever mis used Mr. Stroh io any way. the contrary he sa) inet Stroh lo largely ladebied to. im, and that ‘he alway: treated him with marked kindness, THE QUARANTINE GARRISON. Naw 28, 1558. Brigadier General Mali, of the Third Brigade, will ade the Se: eat tee under Colonel Duryea, to retieve tho detach from’ the taventh nt, now On duty at the Quarantine ground, ‘The detachment will consist of one hundred and twenty- five Legg ot: Ss mo pene and ives, ir ® regimental surgeon master, and Monday, the 3d ¢ Senvery next, sd to Staten Inland by the boat h ferry atone 5 ala I. 80 as to relieve Col, Bostwick attwo o'clock olen Duryea will take hae yr bed As detachment Irpomes expreseed in eal, the Sperial Orders the Commander:in Chief, No tb 186, 179, 183, 186, 187 and 189, with copies of which ho will Ne farnish- ed by the ‘General. By order of Charies W. Sandford, Major Genera! R. ©. WELMORE, Division Inspector. Obituary. Mr. Jacon Worrexnyne, an old resident of Washi township, Bergen county, N. J., died on the 18th inat., at the advanced age of 96 years. His conjngal portner, who survives Lim, is several yore resnee, y bave lived thor as hurband and wife for nearly seventy years. eb Mr. Wortendyke, being young at the time of the Revolutionary War, took no part in the protracted strug gle between England and her revolted yet memory reteined till tately the full impression of any in cidents relative to those sont trying times, which he was ‘ond of relating. Among his grandchildren is the Hon, aR — of the Fifth Congressional district of New Jersey. ‘The Memphis Lagle of the Mth inst. sars— Many of our Peaders will be deeply grieved to read the Announcement of the death of Mr. Davi T. Asw, the popu lar proprietor of the old Memphis theatre. He died about five o'clock afternoon, from the effects of the pistol shot recaived by him on Toesday last. Mr, Ash ‘was one of our oldest citizens, estecmed hy all who knew him. He was the t of the drama in this ity, and his name is intimately associated with the theatrica! his. tory of Memphis. ‘The Hon. Gronae Brerm, ex-Chief Justice of Louisiana, died, sitty-three years, at New Orleans, on the 284 ast.’ He was 9 native of Washington and graduated at Hareard with distinguished honors. At the Hague, where he was private secretary to his ancle, George Rustis, then Minieter there, he his legal studies. In 1845 he be: caine Chief Justice the Me vy hy Court of Louisiana, Which post be held til 186%, George Kugtis, Jr. he reprenaats the Wirat district of Louisiana in roll a #t Bennington, Vt., December 3, Jaanes Buaruvmns, aged 96 years, a revoiutionury soldier. Diea, at Bath, Me., December 19, Mr. A. F. NaLvon, aged 06 pears Mr. N. was a native of Fugland, aad ope the crew of the Boxer ai the time of her sanguipary engagement with tao Euterprise, in the war of 1812-16. Died, at Greencastle, Ind , on the 17th inst., Mrs, Euaa- nent Roners, widew of Bishop R, R. Roberts, of the Me thodiat Bpwodpal eburch, in the 83d year of her age. ssid ER a Gov. Morgan has select Livingston coun- ty, a3 Chief Clerk in the Executive oftice, Col. Abrabam Van Buren, son of the ex-President, hag sare. entire plantation of slaves, 210 in number, for A circular bas been sent out calling for a caucus of American members of the Legislature, (such as were elected on Union tickets,) to meet at Stanwix Hall, Albany, on Monday next. It is stated that Lieutenaut Governor Selden will remove to New York in January. Mr. Gibson, one of the Now York harbor policemen, baa suddenly been promoted from the position of commander of @ row boat to that of commander in the navy. Ho was one of the officers who were “dropped” ay the Naval Re- tiring Board, and Guding himself poor and without em- fox epg giadiy accepted an appointment in the Motro- force. He bas now been restored to his for- in the navy. on rani ARRIVALS, From Galway, in the searamale Pad Pacito—He and Mrs Rocke, 31, Hail of Canada, Mr and Mr Wi “iow Shaw’ of Loedoa, Mr ang Mra fe Whue, Mr Kvans, Mise K and Mra sinkhorn of Lice wy Hae along. Mise ‘Nolan ¢f Gore, aie Burry of Tennessee, Ming Goffe ofan, Of Balimore, Hudson, James Parke, Henry Cl York, Morse of Nova Neotin, Kenner son of Boston, Wood, ing Horn, Fare org Xe Mapeneeiet Matphy ot calor ir WB Gamer of Man. chester, Kol i Fors “ot Chartestan: Robt MoNauls W Soulih ee seg K Hamlin, Mrs B Morris of Glasgow, Di ett, Anderson, Andrew To bg bs ie Mics Jone Staats Mary Kelly, Teltord of Belfast, Mra Sohisow of Curlaie NeWelsh of Nowfvundiand. DEPARTURES. For Liverpooi, in the steamship ArAbia, from Toston —C JS Cummings, Misa A Cammings, S ans Sarah P Kemond, Salem, J Garnett ‘and wit, Steet Capt Ww HG oding, Fortiond: up E.G Eastman, Hallowell; 0 Con- eve, K Kay wife, 1, N’ Spear, Ne New York; Miss Jane pckGus Albways Bev 8°) hay, ty ; Mire T Fiuzlbbon, biiadeiphis; ‘Rey J Bavrrle. ‘wife and infant Chleago; 1. D Heynemand, San Francisco; Mra J Nelson, Jr, J 6 ayers. J Hingston, i. 8 Black, A M Forvea, J Tyre, @ RB no Norris H Fraser, & © Kastwood, ya, Pred J Lecuel, rer - |, T Kerr, Montreal, J_K'Wilson, J Walker, J & Piay- fur, J 8’ Dennis. J M Licksoa, Toronto; AThibandeau, W Lem ont, Quebec; Dr antonto’ Bantide, irriotdnds W Metiivens, Pt Cutuarine; WH Kobertson, Londob; M stum and wife, Ku: rope; A Howard and wite, Bin 1; T A Harrison, wife and three children, J Harrison, Shetfleid; Mra n Hitman, 'W Clapp, Knginnd; 1. A'Landor, Switzer! 485. For Hallux —W Mee haw, FP Ladd, T Croskill, JW Boston; § Churehinan, ——— Hamilton, New York wy arr UK Grover, Gloucester! 3 Micketts, Bristol, SM W Welln Newfoundland; eu Gisborne, W A Deblols a3 gaing, Halitaa, G Muidiemas, An ils; HH Sine ‘aad, bk Harris. Corawallis, RB cu UNS, 0 Peters, Quebec; Andersva, Pictou-22 Total Brooklyn City News. Dears ny Viotence—A Cask ror Tue ConowKi.—On Christ- mas day some difficulty occurred between two men, one of them a person named Hustings—whbo worked at tho liquor store of Christopher Pox, at the corver of Imlay and Commerce streets—in the course of which it is said that Hastings was either struck or tripped, or both, and thrown headiong down into a ceilar, fracturing his skull. He was conveyed to Fox's, where be died, after remaining insepsible for two or three days, aad was buried on Wed- pesday, without any investigation having been held as to the manner ot bis death, as far as we bave beea abic to Jean. This is a case for the Corouer, which shouid be looked after. Sap ano Farat Accrent.—-On Christmas evening 4 young man named William Sherman, aged about twenty- one years, in company with two half sisters, aged twelve and fourteen, left the residence of bis step father, Mr. Curtis Havens, at Herbertsviile, (cean county, N. J., on the south side of Squaa river, for the purpase of apet eding the evening with a sister who resided on the north side. They had not returned on Monday morning, but supposing they were at his daughter's, Mr. Havens gave himself no uneasiness, and left home to attend to some business at Squankum. Arriving there be met bis son in-law, of whom be tuquired the reason why they remained 60 long at his house. He replied that they bad not beea there, and that he had neither seen or heard anything of them. Becoming alarmed, Mr. H. at once hastened home, and in company with some neighbors proceeded to the river at a point known a8 Red Bank landing, whe they commenced search. The bodies of the unfortunate young man and children were found on Tuesday morning but a few fect from the shore. They bad borrowed a boat to croas the river, which is supposed to bave filled and sunk aimost as soon as they got in, as it was afterward ascertained that = boat was not capable of carrying over two porsoas. ping Somy 3 man was a good swimmer, and no doubt lost fe im trying to save his sisters. Geo, Saunders’ Metallic Tablet Razor mi at wate, & genuine Lok cog ae ee tor bern equalled ¢ for w razor. by Bes EAUNDERS. Nov? Astor House White. the Hatter, Headquarters No. 24% Greenwich street, corner of Robinson. Ladies’ rich fure $15 Ts full dre» fe sned for “ ‘The ase ‘i mt EN Ts Fine) Mate ‘rom 214 Broadway. Rich, Rare and Reasonable. ‘The ladies’ and children's furs At GENIN 'S, 214 Broadway. Gentlemen, Protect Your heads. your ears, your hands with fur caps, fur muf- fiers, fur gloves, Lrom the unrtvalled stuck of GENTLEMEN'S FURS at GENIN’S, 214 Broadway. Leary & Co., Leadere and aeons ‘of fashion for gentlemen's hata, will this day introduce their January bats for young men. Pianos and Melodcons of Superior Make, at hasscaaapalal Ph coches ‘Agent, 383 Broad ordy. oi Catawha Wines—On and af ter eae tae eo price of the the sparkling wine will be $18.50 bse f onkENS, soie agent, 33 Warren sre. Bhan ag Holiday | Presents-—Ph for we heli _aemey one "Sud Brosdvay, over Thomp- ae beni segs Sa Lg aged a9 Yoke Site New Style, Great made to order, lose thaw usual prices, at SALLoe hacT 409 Browd: Tea and Coffee, Wholesale and Re- ail, MIREDPORD'S, ASich Avene A. W. Faber’s Lend Pencils sold at Retail en Machines Wheeler & Wilson's Sewing ‘Prices greatly redieed. Office 605 Brondway. Herring's Patent Champton Fire ‘And burgiar proof safes, 251 BEEING Seer Rang ARE, Nottce.—Three Second hand Fire for sale very low. STR STKARNS & MARVIN, « 0 vob mad Blues Polk: Polka, Saeed phic upiform, wi!) Da 00. 6s Browaeay, of Toad remedy fi rate ss mona F aire Warciay sirtet, N.Y, Cotmatansts Bete Dre, Wigs and the best in the world, wholesale and retail, and thedye prt vately applied. "Ro. & Autor House. ph Cod Liver OM Jelly can be Ta! et. (Ofice 135 Fourth avenue. PrENFOLD, Nao STictoner sarees wrholons le agent, HMeNard's Chiorids crre vated cnses rhenmatiom also fever and aie, o¢ chile and damb foren a to be returned, Depot, iat f enre not edected, Hands, d&—Ceriain © Cha are—Hege. WE UO.'S camphor foe, with glycerine, 165, 273, SL and Broadway. Mill's Hair Dye, 50 Cents a box, Black or brown, No. 1 Rarelay street. Arcuc ointment cures chaps, ‘burns.’ piles, de. Be birt se Zour Pale to apy shade, water. Pak te vee Dottie. oy Hatr t=If so, Try « Bot- ; eee Ban Oe bat will color to a oar ture. Me “. fe the Best and Barry’ cheaper article tee tame vars enuti ring. canasing, ti Pac rvioy and restoring Wis batt. ri, ity Batchelor's Hatr Dye, W Tovpers— The best in the world, « pares oll , Bald And applied At the manufactory, 283 Hrond) Holioway's Pills. <The jest medical Mte- covery Of thie century. compared with whieh ali a sink into ineignifieance. Rrery divease a! — aha is ured im 8 few days by thie remedia’ | the funeral, this (Frilay) aficruoon, at three o'clock, from — = _ MISCELLAVEOUS. A BEAUTIFUL, HOLIDAY PRASENT OMB OF GROVER & BATRI Pre Final Opporty ine —Deerepld old Mite ty-clane is ox hie last legs. Before onother Issue of eer paper De will be det'20!. Bre be expires you hare ove ditty t por form, and that we! purebase n KROX hat, te which vor can welcome bis eueceaior Doi The tine lett you, itis ror bs very brief, but Kaea’s alosk is lange and bis prices 8 vall.so pag task is easily accom fiebed Cail at Once at bis nlure, BOW FAMILY 6SWING MACHA NA 0. 2L2 Broadway, and make your walection. | since frum $58 to $100, Banta’s Festal Prese for Ladies, at bis | «Prove s moor AccRrtantx Parsee ror 4 for emporium, corner of retriuen a aad ca Bich | mink fur capes, baif capes, victorines, mutfs aad c OTBER, WIFE, DAUGHTER OR SUITE ____ OFFICER, 6 BROADWAT, itn tsiamente 590 trons “yy NEW ARTICLE FOR a tae HAL For New Year Calls—Disti ingue Styles in full dress obirta, got up in cus om style. MUODY'S, 262 Broadway Jouvin’s Celebrated Kid Gloves, 91 per pair. MOODY'S, 262 ieendoey. For Presents and Calls—New Style Scarfs, COCUTNR, lace aad tubular ties, per Persia; ary) rine, robes de chem coceny bre, evegan: slurts, dc. "eo, 262 Broadway. g, Boys’ Winter Clothing cone, AL a great reduction in prices COCOINE, At CORNELL'S, ay John street, Corner of Nassaw ig the best ond cbenpect off Soe Gpecsing, carting a4 presar- Robes de Chambre, $3 50, $4, 94 50 and &. Lined kid gloves 75 cents, at LRIGHTON'S, 512 Broad ie, ot gs bp Histon SON, by Fhe 497 and 197 Bearer: fend cold by alld pet fancy ies, ia cons, bait p ieee? Ata EVBRDELL'S,, eat AND VISITING ©. rae celebrated cards, epleriidiy engraved, ean cay’ Be tad liroasray, corner Duane street, A CHOICE LOT OF basi yaawe PRESENTS, FOUNTAINS iy iypra STORE, Festivals. — Ladies, Procure a Pair of CANTRELL’S ladien’ thick sole holiday boots. 813 Broadway. This Week, Inducemente PF sarvendecey Meme atytea, at reduced fm gents lem ne furpiahiog gy 6 goods, new yiea, at reduced price: New Year Calls,—Bajou & Courvolster Kid ‘THSTIMONIAL, Sao A Tague, GENTLEMAN, 1; scart, one. vere wane ves, stk umbrellas, eo Aurel ered ball Sine £0 io Sang Ee hemuped. betustiohed and eenbrowerea lines cambrc | Gen! Jenene bee ee. ikerohiefs, hosiery und wocergarments of all kinds ond 4, aay. 3 ing that you have beard that have benelitted by the use FULLERTON faith WL Broadway. Wood's regeratire, aad ree 4 my certulonte of the By Steamship Asia—No Itles for New felly: been 1 th ‘lank doce ™: age i abt iy year eae fe i ve i Boner gezfe, be cl Lise, Bares, ke, at the sblet Spd collar byt my ree oun Se a ‘liam si reet, one door north of Maiden lane. ears 7 crown of my head to foee its sensi far fet form G#O, M TRACY, Agent. no my Read 2 upon increased: pnd abont four — since « fourth was added to theun by For New Leeder yer grigivns nd Bosom Shirts, the most recherche neckties of the seagon, and Jouvin's = Ba. gloves, at LEIGHTON ole Broadway, oppoulte the Si Ladies’ Presents of Gentlemen —Dreasin, robes, new style, linen dkerchicfa, scarfe, ties, aca: ne & ever, greatly aur plus, gloves and hostery, at ruta LEKTON'S, 31 Broadway. only, that not only was wae restored to the gray dandruff ceased to Kiss-Me-Quick, Perfect Gem, Fi aad other new perfumes, exquisive La Fragrance, at DUPT Y cerser of Broadway and Houston stres admirauon to profi by my example, and usolt If growing gray ys PAE SMCS ot througho cow al ir an 10) orn ug hour the worid Pott Broadway. bi a Gentlemen's Dressing Gowns—The Largest and best sasortinent ia the city, selling at leas than usual prices, a BALLOU BROTHERS, 109 Broadway. Reduces Ww. Closing Out all Fis BEAD. Op Sate seen GeRAeen Great ction .— ‘e are at ur tarorlie sigten of winter clothing for raqm nad to boys, and our WILSOR'S HATE COLORER, AND RESTORER Tnrge and elegant stock of robes, skirts, gloves, shawls, ac, at For reatoring gray hair to color, It will a reduction of from 15 19 20 percent De DEVIN for the hatr dyeing ‘Now. 253, 259 and 300 Brondway. kin or soiling the lines, any , Married. Sinnson—Murrow.—At Manchester, Fngland on Wednes- day, Dec. 8, by the Rev. James Ira, Bb. D., Hevey Samson, cldcet son ‘of Hermann Samson, Esq, to Eaux, third davgbter of E. M. Merton, Esq., of Limeseld, Higber the from a browa paps: Gray hair may be restored to ita ori; i color, as Ted or light bai may be made to match any darker shade. ‘Thecolor produoed after two or three, applicalions will be as permanent as the hale Meat; it will oot Fade, wash out or injure the hate. It is applied like water, is no Wouble, and no ome can tisoover that you weoany ‘tree or color. ‘The price is ouly ve cents bottle, son's hair restorer in Broughwor. or ive botine Se one “Sol phe te ne Laoyp—VAn Sycxre.—On Thursday , Dec. 30, by the Rev. | ‘2? remedy for cleansing the hair feom dandruff, noting Wai poangst nn of Gam suo’, | coe Es eta prolae r Sssaa'sad" hh to Saran A., first daughter of R. W. Vaa of Brookiyn, B.D. “SPmak—roRxy.—On Wednesday, Dec. 20, at Rochester, be we pps 2 ope MEL soa a arect Bow ‘ox the tha ray ton ee ieee N,V. by tho Re. Cornelius Wyekor, Aurnep W, SrKax, d of this city, to Miss Aoxes K. Storey, danghter of Alexan’ | {4*inaston’s: 12) & feng toyed Teapmeahlo arg der Story’ Esq., of the former plac Phiisdetphia ‘bs ewe" Ae pee Samri—tosctinn Ip Flatbush, 1. 1. on Wedne solv ugenta tn Phinda Dec. 29, at Si. Paul’s church, by . B r3 on ton, J. Guo, Sur, to ANSE S., daughter of Mr. Cornelius | A marrn sa ak ay era sour Amn Hoagiane, ail of Flatbush. triends with the genuine Irish whiskey, three Waxeuxn—Corrm.—At Christ's church, Hartford, Ct., on Thursday Tad Dec. 30, by the Rev. R. M. Aber crombie, D. W. C. Wimazax, of New York, to CcaRa A. Curis, of Hartford. ence WISK. The presg of New York generally sad the Sacer poblle'proncupee tt URMOINE IRISH WHISKEY AT LAST. cents ver bottle; $2 50 The public of New York are inde! io Fikn i McAuliffe & Co, aroma aad for supplying, genuine, Irish, whiskey, with "We coast know stossting ‘wherewith an, Irish American ‘Died. Ryera—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Dec. 80, of conges- wi od ean entertain his friends at New Year's aa a drop of the “real ee relat tea ends of tart namie wat the mem. | suit" This our friend tobn Neale haa branche w tsi the bers of the Firat Congregational church, Brooklyn, aro re. | jfich, of jountrymen in this olty.—I american, speotfully invited to attend the funeral, to Greenwood | Nac veadache in a bogshead of it —Rveving Post, Dec. 2. Cemetery, from his late residence, No. "49 Front street, Depot 43 Nassau street, corner of Liberty. on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further pen peg nation, A OS RUNIMCED DOZEN CLRVELAND.—On Tuesday afternoon, Dec, 28, Jamms B. BEST SCOTCH CreveLaxn, in the 74th year of bis age. WOOL SCARFS, ‘The friends of the fuinily are requested to attend the FIFTY CENTS RACH. funeral, from his late residerfto, in Hackensac, N. J., this TWO HUNDRED DOZEN (Friday) morning, at eleven o'clock, without further invi mie SCANS, Doxay.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Dec. 20, Carma: aoup any FINK. 81 0,3. mune Doran, in the year of ber see, @ uative of the Tins, pats to SL. parish of Street, county Longford, Ireland. ts at HOLESALE Merce, The friends of the family and those of her gona, Janes, Ww buyers PBS easy terme 8 Broatwar. w tars. Gregory and Charles Doran, are respectfully invited to at- te nd the funeral, this Friday) afternoon, at two o’cloc! from the residence of rT son-in-law, James McCormack, No. 121 Court street, Brooklyn. Dx.ayey.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Dec. 29, Mronar. Detangy, second son of Martin and Delaney, in the 27th year of his oa d friends are respectfully invited to at- Garrison aan a UETFREQSCOPIC PICTURES of Individuals and famiin coy EW YORK STERROSCOPIC COMPANY, in the very best st; assortment of Denualifen STERFORCOPIC BOXES They include every A lary and SLIDES, of ail prices, now on variety of bp pe) all eo from pature. Viewect all the prin ‘His relatives tend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 7 ipa) elt noted piaces of the worki, YY “an Vivants in street, Brooklyn, ig (Friday) afternoon, at two o'cloc | Seuct vats eat tot some Setter iy v seria Sg oo etry Sa) a ic ag gS 7 The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at M6 nnd 348 Broadway, corner of Leonant «tree the funeral, W this (Friday) afteruoon, atone o'dlock, from noueaT Fe the residence of her parents, No. 227 Ninth avenue, cor A ONE OF HARTHOLP'R ner of Twenty sth street, cog ae eaters: oy p SUPERIOR SEWING MACHINES. | ‘vm.—On Thursday morning, Dec. am J. Fam, New Y aged 14 earn, 6 monte and ¢ hays . Oilice 440 Brondwny, corner Broonee at ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are reepectfolly Local agents wanted. Addreas box Powe often. invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bu motber, No. 21 Jay street, on Saturday afternoon, at ono o'clock Govzaisz —In Charleston, S. C., on Wednesday, Doc. 29, Mr. Basiio Gozatez, a native of Havana, Cuba, in the rs please copy. ‘ednesday, Dec. 29, CATHARINE ANN Gal LRESENT. SCISSORS AND FAMILY SHEARS, WITH SILVER PLATED HANDLES, Manufactured only by WENDE & SEYMO! 52 Berkman Lm near Gold. _For sale by all the hardware and fancy goods sores. Ast anvanem ON DIA party of ae Y Tail te the shred reoponsdbie marr A Gatvex.—On vin, aged 10 months and 26 days The triends of the family are invited to attend the fune: ral, from her late residence, No. 277 avenue B, this (Fri- day) afternoon, at two o'clock. {ax1,—On Wednesday, Dec. 22, at Exeter, N. H., Mrs. descriptions ‘or bought for ¢ oflice in the elty. Br eea.ys, BROOKLYN. Holiday presenta G. LE PORT & 00. Nora Hats, wife of Heary BR. Hall, Kaq. and only ‘sister slurta nod Reve tort at OOF of Hon. _— © Fars, < Aes ‘The singular 212 Falton surest, Brook! loveliness of her character, with ail tbe virtues and ac = complishments whiob dora the true Christian lady, wou ARTLETI'S ARATENT NO wove mY % as MA. for Mrs. Hall the esteem and atmiration of every one to Brrcitre 4 are being cetabiahed, Wid oped whom sbe was known. ene eS and purine un ate seene are coutioasd sqniaet re ay needle wr wa cepa po achgonaga two little children to mourn Fr Weta Guy i ~~ aYt+- an “4 Hour.—At the residence of hee son-in-law, No. 71 West ¢ jean tears pty fue Lo Bee | ‘Twenty-third street, Mrs. Jancsws Hoxr, in the 824 year full extent ot the United States laws. JO of teres Shri .. “Bae LET and licenser, under 8, 0, relatives and friends, and these of her son in law, | M'odgett’s patent, re ‘sened Oct 12 | 368. . are reepectiully invited to attend tha (4° ( \HIAF HARRY HOWARD WILL BE HAPPY TO BER it one o'clock. Leooard his firemen friends on New Vear's day, at pionet, Coronary RTMENT “rene ARTICLES, RICER. THOS, G. HODOKINS, abd Ruxsnen, wife of Willan Johns + The relatives and friends of ‘imily are respectfully vited to uttend the funeral, on Swturday noon, half past ag Tate from her late residence, No. 66 Bright street. Mey hand Lyox.—At Routh Orange, N. J., on Wednesday, Dee. 20 154 Oreenwich street, between Franceins, daughter of William’ J. and the late Cecelia | _¥. B.—A larae supply of broken the holidays. _ Lyoo, 7 years and 4 months Oy ~ bUNIONS, NALS FERRER ATINO THR ‘The Iriends of tbe family aro rexpectfully invited to at | UO without pain, 60 tea the be tend the pe yates see gE yen o'clock, = medi ats ty be ea Rakin the yy residence of irs. Gapener, 3 A Iandpiare, wear Greenwich avewue, New York. spe Coma a pom hv miotana and surgeon ot the oy PARNAKD.—OM Ineeday even 3 UF SPLENDID BENEFITS NOW. o'clock, Hasan, wile o ‘liam BK Learnard, aged 31 rat hoon he gery years and 7 Tho friends of the farnily are invited to attend the fune- a : p IN ae Sone. ~ this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her sate fiat may | bagy Jost wast 2 Oe value and ileuce, No. 82 Forsyth ‘stroet, Her remains will be work of ai ‘subscribers ot the taken to Ureeuwood, ap PANT AseotA MATION, only for La L Boston papers please copy. |] reo ip oy are our twelve MeCooin—On Wornesiay, Dee. 26, Kuazanem Jaen, | Te print measures Wsi8 luches, and le every way worthy abciia je, aged 2 awe from the residence of her daughter of Andrew and years, 1 mouth and 17 days. The funeral will take p the aueotion of all lovers of art Engravings of this class are | asad forty dollars. Magazine, Januar Harper's for parents, this (Friday oleaive ovlouh ie fer by ‘A sper affair i te Codey Pin be taben fo Mineasensen, Wentehorter ovemty, for Anite a specimen of sine Goxraring aa haa ever bee. ere immer Bt Mottoy. —On Wednesday, a 29, at No. 119 Leonard mreet, Manca, wife oC1.¢ Molly Her remains will be taken to Sreen woot, this (Friday) ttvernecn, 0 A aaa The friends of ‘We family are invited to atten: old.” The strong enthusiaam wife, te aadiousoens of the dog, as well aa the ing of all fiitee symmeuy of attract gur a8 weil as the frultiens symmeuy of tho borer — Natiomal Migencer Washington A superd pleture.—N Y¥. Setorday 1 pekatifal print, which selle Sur $6.— Beaton Journal. Marrorin = Wednesday, Deo. 20, Axtoxto Ma- aud vajuable Loxton Traveller, ‘roorsen, in the 66th year of his age. iece.— Raitinore Dispate' The relatives and friends of the yon ey respectfully pend hcogrern and wlll dow adorn any parlor ia the invited to mttend the funeral, this (¥. ) afternoon, at alt past twelve o'clock. from his late residence, in highty: Hepat ae Se ros et fine arma hentia, Slee sixth street, near Third bhoage Yorkville. ‘ait of attraction, and caanot {ail of securing the admiration Nowiay.--On ‘Wednesday, Dec. 29, of consumption, P all ood jnd@re.—Ha'timore Patriot. Wiisiam Nowian, in the 28d year of hia age a) and beautiful. —Datiy Pennaylvaian, by The relatives cl tends of the family,-and those of bis es Specimen of the graver’s art—Daily News, uncle, are respectfully invited to attend gem of the Grst water. —Review, Wi SoA, ese the paratively small vem of 90.— Sree Date, I LA Rvecuted in the highest «ty hie Lm residence, Myrtle avenne, near Skilman street, ae Wednesday, Dec. 29, Wa. W. Parson, agod ears. Tie fuaeral wilt take place this (Friday) afternoon, at | one o'clock, trom his Inte residence, No. 19 Jay street. His friends are invited to attend, without further notice. > 13 3 Sxru.—On Wednesday, Dec. 29, at iy o'clock, Wa. | Is cheny —Pext yo Trasseript = Hineison Satrrn, ‘ged 18 years, 3 months and 12 j pe ry w hte ns sgererpiees, ¢ worth, at the lowest figure, five are — mt relatives and fricads are respectfully invited to at. | ¢, Ant gape three dollars to aubseribers to the tend the faneral, from hie late residence, No. 189 Kast venth street, at one o'clock P. M. § in Oharleston, &. C., on Thursday, Deo, 20, Mr. Jons Syren, Jr., of the firty of Archer, Squict & Farriag- wn of this city, is remaing will arrive by the steamer Adger. Notices of the funeral at a future day. fry . THe MAGNIFICENT ART JOURNAL, | which la also given to sbacriber, It ia needieas to speak. Tt ls generally prow Je of the most reeberehe, valvusble in it ae catered to by the best ‘authors end engravers io the co ‘and is, of iteelf, worth there dollars, but is furnished gratis to every subscriber, ‘A reason ticket to the celebrated Dusseldort Gallery is also Bien to every subscriber. Me. ry Say tae byty ANN Lr gy bo. i= on were w ee ot ergtute as Fomremeen ved wife of John Tyrrell, in the 27th yenr age. | quseeripton, Cumnprise stveral Eesares works from ‘ soe runes ane a ves of the taatly, sa Ce of Me pS finer collection waa ever placed within the stan Hose ny No. 39, are ropes i invited to at. - we he fuaeray om her Tato remonen No, 8 Rah | oh drt eere vers tare, made 1 th pb nd i pam oe treet, on Saterday afternoon, at two | now fail to ornament the centre table ane ae peewee wales o’clock, to Flatbush, for interment. the tively small som of 2 Brno Dobin papers ke Subscriptions Lag at the Dusseldorf meet Gallery, No, M48 Uspxranit.—Al Weinestey, Deo. 29, y= tO New York. diay and Lawrence Usomnmrs, in the Sad year of his 4 Bubee: Van Nosmap.—At Harlem, on Tharsda aig Rone wh, Lr | ™ Wien vip R., fon of ren and Mary B. Vao Nostrand yeare, ‘Suetenam eqs.” . ‘a = RUB & CO, His remains will be taken to Jamaioa, be 1., for inter: eet tI it, PIQORT AND WiisT ment, this day (Friday). D a UrIAN TTORY PLAYING CARDS, Wiity.—On ‘At WILLMER & ROOBRS, 42 Nasa street, tae fe ‘29, Samad Anasmvta, wife of Henry B. Witly, aged a em family, and ‘The relatives ft, ne Fn nang Bog to attend Navy street, father, Robt. Le Ji the faunerai, free ber’ Renok lyn wi from ber Ine rides ‘at balf past one o clock, without fortber favttation ‘Warrr.—At ten, on Sunday, Oct. 17, Bassas W arra, Jr., Inte of Brooklyn, tad formerly of Bow, county Mid- eieker,, Bog! and age. OB years, 9 montis ind 96 days. KE Ye AND BAR —DR. LIGHTHILL BEGS LEAVE TO 4 inform his patients and the public generally that be bag permarentiy located in Ni may be conmmited lo reference to diseases of the, From the Syvacnse tynily ( 4, 1888. Hovenan, Phang @, highly regprein vie Feektent, 9 “of this cay, ears of wae, web bee deat upwanis of @D Tears, code! hearing by the SkEKW weauneat of or sead (or a pamphict gratis, t | Dp" AOHONFCKEA'S ORIENTAL inaude page. ‘Oy FGANT GUT BOO) THE HOLIDATA, : Sone mM mapertiy hound acorRIcws Perkey tail git or ake WOMEN OF BKAUTT que, iluatrated with 1@ weel portrala, — Priow } in Tor key, fall gilor antique. or se Cad NALOLROM ara BUNY'S LIVES ‘Two elog wnt octave volume, a 19 teal portralte, AMERICAN ke morogoo. Pries MERCARNTS. 2 0; half antique, ve handsome RES 2 i 3 JEP RRAON. . appaeonre Wonaa se cal ' GOL our FIRLDING'H WORMS, four vol The Celebrated Batt. SMOLLETT'S Works, ix am ish Clagsios = pab STERNE'S WORKS, two vols. up in two DEAN SWIFT'S WORKS, six vol, casea. Price ta Bow WS JOHNSON, four vols. calf, gilt of i LAMB'S WORKS ye vo cloth, 868 Gb. "8 WOKKS, five vols. Laut HUNT'S WORKS, tour vole | conaty, ACRSON: Publis Gers, 119 Maasau at. ‘and for ealeby 7 tho pricipsl bookselles Bent by mail on receipt of price. Fx NEW YEAR'S. Native wines from Connectient and Yi, sold fe thet purity by the gallon or boitie; also the finest vintages of Olt brandi wishes wage Wine Merchant, 4 Wolton stron. OR THIS DAY OvLY.—TW! DOLLAR erate for $lS—heavy beaver with double breast, $2 00, single selling for $10, 3u, ee ceathy 116 Willies Lchinad Py! Brospway. eer oneAsem rel A) AS PIXTURES. splendid and ck cH HAND REaI. Pax a. Wage by kind shades, and ail regenera Ai tetotes frome thse “ STEPHEN PHILSIN. UNGARIAN WINKS. ‘The subserihers call the attention of an from 34 per dosen upwards; the rr dozen, ana im wood from, and clareta; the ferred to the Freach, Aclarets, 2 desnert FREUND & GHOPSINGRR, 170 Water street, OLIDAY CLOTHING GREASE REDUCTION, NEW YEAR MORNING. OVERCOA’ AT ALMUST HALF BEAD, rma $20 00 for fine Faquimanx beaver oneicoats bet 00 for splendit beaver overcoats 13 s for Abest loth overcoats Se 28: wt nae! 8588s3e Fi ” povd Odin © ‘See BOXS' OVRROOATS, ALL KL determi ‘NDS. Having an immense stock, I am ined to clear out tha winter garments at onee UNTIL UL P.M. NEW YEAR'S EVR. Ook Hall, #4 and 86 Fulton, and 45. 47 aud 49 Uokd strost . B. DE Choo FO. Hy a CLOTHING. ‘A first rate opportunity ta bay BA ARGAT INS IN WINTER CLOTHING Tn consequence of the Inte unfavorable weather, and having ® large sowk ou baud, I have reduced the prices of sil mg stock oF winter clethiig EXPRESSLY TO SUIT THE TIMES, all of which Tam determined to clear out, off coat. DE GKOUT, 142 Fulton airect, near Broadway. RISH WHISKEY. SOLD IN ITS PURITY, AND POS tivel ‘brand in this market, ty anty mold a 8 pr gallon, or een fat Joc each tine w MRT: No 54 Fulton street LOVES PROTECT THE Bane 1 tary RUBBER kinds of MA2, A RESOLUTION — RESOLVE, THAT YOU Wilde commence the New Year by using GAYRTTY’S medion- tet paper to the exoluaion of all other, “Only headquarters, a Aun street. Sold by Hegeman, Ulark & Co., at ali ther Broade mt sores: by Mew tn aliender & Co., Phil KW YEAR'S GIFTA.—INDIA RUBBER CANRS, PRI- clin and pens handsomely mounted in gold, tancy M@bber FLU AD noveltien. | Bvery article in the rubber line at the roadway Rubber Emporiom, No. 490, next w tbe corner of Grand wrect. it Pa 176 Fulton street, OTIC TO SKATERS —THOSE FOND ov Rf DE- lighifwi and beakby winter exercise, formed tha they may obtain skates of any Kind or 4 wality either for ldios or genUemen, at ‘abraham weoee bool alae tober of Chstbam and Dune streets, New York. ig ot TO THOBE APFICTED WITH ScCROFULOUS Dr. KENNEDY ( ate et ‘s medical of Roxbury. Mase. iil be at his ofc, Ft nae, Mroadway, entrapae on Houston street, the fara week of every month, All that aré oubled with serofula are requested to call. All that @« troubled with aaitrhenm are requested to calf. All that are troubled with erysipelae are requested to call, ‘Ali that are tronbled with canker are requested to call, toile are troubled with nursing sore mouth are requested pen All that are troubled wh scald bead are requested to call, Aji that are troubled with ringworm are requested to call. Ali that are troubled with bumors in the eyes and flim growm over the sight are reqnes'ed to call All that are troubled with sealy eruption on the skin are re- quested to call All that are trenbled with bolle are requested to call. All at are Wroubied with running at the ears are requested & od with fever sores are requested to call. {with plmplegon the fhoe Are requeuto€ ext iat Are troubled with uloerated sore lege are requested boocearedarased. "Atkemaleegam ee Oe PARKLING AND BRIGHT. THE HOME JOURNAL FOR JANUARY 1, is. ‘Covtaining the commencement of TWO WAYS TO WEDLOCK. $2 a year. 107 Fultos street. Ali that are tro AML that are tror INGER'S SEWING MACHINES, © The great reduetion in the price of these machiors bas brought a roah @f customers, prices have been put down, jibe machines are made than ever. Now is PW aivoen 2 00, 405 Hrondway, Now Vert NO WAYS TO WEDLOCK. SHE HOME JOURNAL, JANUARY 1, 1am, New sutacribers can be accommodated From the beginning Of thie beautiful story, Tt immediate application is meds. Ottce 107 Folios area. [ren PRaseNTe, FINK GOLD PER New ery iam ie yor HOLIDAY TRADE. JOUR, FOLEY, Manufacturer, No. 168 Broadway TISITING CARDS FOR NEW YEARS DA taken 0 fveumy wo areving tee, 800 Ween anh LAR eye ,. 2 PS Hcrno wane, by &. peti aadel aed retau, 413 Broad INES, CORDIALS, aC. QUALITIES: neetar whiskey, ve" A gy oh} > MPT ahaa ae FATT’ NERVOUS Aytipers ASD PHYSIC; remorative will annihilate al) aervous affactions. vmporay wea Seana Scat way. 068 door below Canal mreat, rATTS Xpavovs ANTIDOTE APN, of miraculous curse any Le rietora, 109 Bans rot. bayes, atts aan ANTIDOTE AND PRYSIOAL RR storative will annibuate all nerr: efi PYNE £00., Sou proprietors, 109 Naaany stene’. Hayes, vn. a ANTIDOTE FOR BPILEPSY, SEU- vous diseases. JOHN PYN pote. wt Het oon FOR OUR Fao. ATCHES CLEANED AND REPAIAED, LONDON asd ir * At ALL No, 415 Bs ron door below Cansl street, YY ARE Not OLD, MR. BALD Tam, and this tw seuriant bale salve. For sale by Dr 8. B. SMITH, Chareh, and by droggite, POU BLE, SLR. WATKRP! ROOF y rronns x3 mugen rammaaee gewix $10 ok a ae from the magnetar Canal street, near foesmlipatancubes searing we imgraa Seas. “Pre [B59 BLANK POORs, ane LITHOORAPEY, Account BOOK® made and : to pattern. eo, & ctor