The New York Herald Newspaper, December 11, 1859, Page 5

co OCH Its the producllos of o young Indy, and is marked “Sy Goticate fooling and quiet tasto. BMany Staunton; or, the Pupils of Marvel Hall. Ev the Author of “Portraits of wy Married ii Frievds.” D, Appleton & Co. re nove’, Written to show up the evils of the boarding Bohol sysiem, which it does effectivaly. NEW MUSIC. Our Musca, Famyp. ©. B. Beymour & Co, Nos. 53 and 54.—Tiis elegant little publication continves to win Tayor with the pubke by the admirablo character of its selections, The two numbors before us contain several Deuntilul ballads by popular Eoglish and Amorican com~- (posers, with some pieces of dance music, chosen, as is always the case with this publication, in reference rather to the excellence of the time aud molody than to tho amere reputation of the writer, ‘Tax Sovo Metopist, & Standard Collection of Songs, Arias, Dances, Marches, &c. No. 1. ©. B. Seymour & ©o.—The inaugural number cf this publication promises well. Forten cents the purchaser obtains eight pieces of music, good value, as will be seen by their titles, for the momy. Literary Intelligence. A distinguished political economist ia engaged in an ‘avswer to “Helper’s Impending Crisis,’ which will be Published at an early day. Dr. Mayo, the author of “Kaloolah” and the “Barbos,”’ is at work on a novel. Professor Greene’s Essays aro in the presc, and will sbortiy be published by Putnam. ‘Mr. Tuckormen is about to undertake a revised edition of his biographical sketches, which will be handsomely ‘Ulustrated by steel engravings. Geo. P. Mareb’s Lect ires, delivered before the gradu ates of the Columbia College, are in course of preparation ‘by Scribner. Alfred B. Street has completed a collection of stories in the style of Biss Melford’s Drawing Room Sketches, de- scriptive of hig experience in the wilds of Northern New York. Winthrop Sargent, of Philadelphia, has been for somo time engaged upon a life of Major Audro, ‘The Harpers have in the press the “Diary of a Samari- tan,” by w member of the Howard Association of New Orleans. These sketches are by ua active member of the Association, and are said to be deeply interesting, re- minding ene of Warren’s “Diary of a Physician.’’ The work will be ready about the 17th of the month, Miss Martha Haines Butt, A. M., the accomplished Vir- ginia authoress, has inthe press a new work, entitled Leisure Moments, of which report speaks highly. Brookes’ Foo! of Quality will shortly be republished by Perby & Jackson, with a preface by Kingsley, and an in- troduction by the Rev. W. P. Strickland, D. D. Colonet Claiborne has in the press a History of the Life and Times of Genoral Sam Dale, the Miss! pi Partisan. ‘The Missisippian speaks of the work a3 one of thrilling interest. It will be published by tae Harpers. Bishop Doanv’s writings, poctical, theological and politi- cal, buve been collected by his soa, Br, W. Crowell Doane, aud will be published shortly, with a prefatory memoir. The work will be in flye octavo volumes, and Will be got up ia Appleton’s best style. Prentice, of Louisville, has given to Derby & Jackson ® volume of his witticisms, which will make ite appearance in a week ar two, under the title of Prenticeaua. ‘he firet volume of Dr. Vaughan’s Revolutions in Eng- Ush History is in the hands of the Appletous, and will be ready in a few days. ‘The Harpers havo in the press a work on Spain, by ‘Walter Thornbury, the author of the “Songs of the Cava- ers and Roundheads.” Mr. Thornbury is a painter as ‘well ag a poet and prose writer, and his book wit! be illus- trated from bis own sketches. It will be published imme- diately after the holidays. Dr. Bellows hus nearly ready a sequel to “The Supense of Fah,” and aleo a new velume of sermons. They will be published by the Apple‘ons. Mr. E. G. Squier is about to bring out a revised edition of his valuable illustrated work on Nicaragua and its Mo- numents. ‘The Rev. Edward Beecher, D. D., will shortly publieh a suite to his “Conflict of Ages,” uader the title of Tho Concord of Ages.” Derby & Jackson wil! be the pub- lishers. The same firm has nearly ready ‘‘The Recollections of Washington,” by his adopted son, George Washington Parke Custis, with a memoir by his daughter, and oxpla- natory notes{by B. J. Logsing, It will be splendidly Hustraied. Major P. M. Collins’ ‘Voyage Down the Amoor’’ shortly be published by the appletons. Mr. C. E, Whitehead, the translator of Gorard’s adventures amongst the lions of Africa, has in the press a work of a kindred character, entitled ‘Wild Sports in the Northern States. The book will bo handsomely illustrated, and will be phblished by Derby & Jackson. Under the title of “Doctor Oldham and his Wife, or Library Table Tajks at Grey Stones,’’ we are promised by the Appletons a volume of pleasant essays and witty remarks on a yariety of subjects. “Wright’s Translation of La Fontaine's Fables” is about to be republished by Derby & Jackson. It will be iilustrated by about twenty spirited engravings. Judge Collins, of New Orleans, Professor of Political Philosophy in the University of Louisiana, has in press a ‘volume under the title of ‘‘Humanics.”” ‘Avother member of the legal profession, Judge Bur- nett, has entered the fleld of religious polemics, and is nbout to give us a volume under the title of “The Path that Led a Protestant Lawyer to the Catholic Church.” It will be published by the Appletons. Sheldon & Co. have in the press a ‘Holiday Edition of Henry Ward Beecher’s Life Thoughts.” Amongst the new novels announced are ‘Hopes and Fears, or Scenes from the Life of a Spinster,”” by Miss Yonge, author of “The Heir of Redelyffe;” and “How ~Could He Help It,” by A. S. Roe, author of “A Long Look Ahead.’? The first named work will be published Dy the Appletons, and the second by Derby. will New Commander for the British West In- dia Squadron. ADMIRAL SiR ALEXANDER MILNE, K. C. B. Re Ny The British government, having relieved Admiral Sir ‘Honston Stewart in the command of the North American and West India Naval station, has appointed Admiral Sir Alexander Slilne ). B., a very distinguished oilicer, as his successor. \ ‘Tho new ..dmiral is a liberal in English polities, and has served as a Lord of the Admiralty under the administra: tion of Lord Aberdeen as well a3 under two goverom formed by Lord Palmerston. We have the following notice relative to the ser’ &Xe., of Sir Alexander Miine:— Rear Admiral of the Blue Sir Alexander Milue, K. C. B, torn in November, i806, is second aud youngest son ol the Jaie Adihiral Sir David Milne, G. C. B. Dy bis tirat wite Grace, daughter of Sir Alexander Purves, Bi ‘This officer entered the Royal Naval Coileg 1817, an¢ embarked in 18190n board the 14 Capt? E. Chetbam, beuring his father’s flag ia N Tica. In dune, 1820, he joined the Conway, 26, Ca; sil Hall, in which,veveel, and inthe Ranilies, 74, au ges, 84, both commanded by Oupt, Rawars: Bria 74, and Ganges again, Capts. Pat. Campbell ands, Hood Ingleticld, bearing the tag of Sirk. Waller Otway, he continued employed on the South America, West lodia, Home and Brazilian stations, latterly as mate and Acting Lieutenant until June, 182%. He then removed in the capacity last: mentioned to the Cadmus, 10, Capt. Charles: Cordon, and Sir fT, R. T. Thompson, also dn the éoast of Brazil, where he farther served in that veasel, (being con- tirmed to her by commission dated 8th September, 1827,) yptil her return to England in April, 1830; oa the 25th November, in which year he was advanced to the rank of Commander, obtaiaiog an appointment 26th Decem- ber, 1886, to the Snake, 16, he bad, on his arrival in that sloop in the West Indies, the good fortune, during a cruise off the island of Cuba, w ¢ the capture, 28d Novem: bor, 1837, of the Portuguese brigantine Arrogante, having on board’406 slaves, and 6th December following of the Matilda, Spaniah scliooner, laden with 250 slaves. He was ace Post 80th January, 1839, into the Crocodile, ; and in November, 1840, after having served i various parts of the North Aumcrica and West India sta- tion (where he made prize of the Spanish s| dita, and had for some months charge of the Newfound- jnnd and Tabrngor fisheries}, he removed to the Cleopa- tra, 26, In that vessel, when in the West Indies, he wok, on the 27th January, 1841, the Seous io Rosaris, Spanish achooner, carrying 284 slaves, Returning to the Croco- ile in the ensuing March, he continued a hor alluding. protection in the meanwhilo to the fisheries in the river St. Lawrence until paid off in November of ths same ye 1c, 50, a Amo. . Bae Gao Albion, To was pext, from 27h April, 1 14a, until April, 1835, ¢1 ployed in the Caledonia, 120, us Flay Captain to his tether: Bouimanier-In-Ouiet at DevSuport, ast hese October, 1846, until December, 1547, he officiated in the at, Vincent? 490, in a Similar capacity under sir Chacies Ogle, Port ‘Admiral at Portamont. Ho attained Flag rank op tho 20th January, 1858, and since December, 1847, until the ‘termination of Tord Derby's last administration, Rear Admiral Milne filled a seat at the Board of Admnalty, and was created on the 20th December, 1858, a K. cv. B, Civil) for the able manner in which he conducted the pit connected with his high office dutingthe late Rus- sian war. Sir Alexander is married and has issue. The splendid frigate Bachante, 60 guns, isto bo Admi- ral Milne’s flag ship, and Houston Stewart will retara to England in bis flag ship the Indus. Stanper Suvt iW Tassors.—Mr, Van Winkle, Dridge, Mlinols, was recontly prosecuted for sin his wife had uttered against some ef her neigt damages were laid at $6,000, bat the Jury, looking at tue mrtier disinterestodly, awarded a verdict of $3,000. NEW YorK ‘THE COMING FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIF--A LiT- . ‘Po FROM AARON JONES, TO Mie KDinod OF tt KAW TOR HkAL, Tnotive in your paper of THareday an article ou! the coming git for the championship Of Wngland, betwotn Jobn €. Heenay (the Bhnicia Boy) and Tos Mayres, who’ at presext holds the belt uy the English chautpign. AB a portion of vhat articls is calculated to place me in 43 Wa- favorable light before my many American trieads, and know me, 1 trust, wih youp customary syatem of fair play, you will permit me, as the first principal in the words in explanation of recent occurrences. challenged Mr. Sayers to reuew our friendly contest accepted by him, the firat deposit being put up on both sidee—my friends, bofh in England and America, being ver Moree- | willing to support me, both by their countenance and their money, and the match was positively made. ‘Subsequently to this the friends of Mr. Hyenan—whom Teame over to assist to the best of my efforts in bis con- test with Morrissoy—appealed to me to forego my first | gig chance of fighting Sayers in favor of “ the Benicia Boy,” promising me not only to pay the $250 forfeit to Sayers but to give me $250 for resigning the privilege im Heonan’s fayor—both of which promises were kept; and feeling a strong desire to reciprocate the kindness with which hhave been treated during my stay in America, I with Pleasure resigned the position I occupied in favor of Mr Heenan, much against the advice of my English friends and backers, who were prepaged to go on with the mutch, and aro ‘still, at any time F may indicate—whilst I, deem ing it @ maticr of no importance whether Mr. Heenan or Thad the first chanco, agreeably to the wishes of his and my friends, gave it upto him ; but from the tenor of your article it would appear that 1 bad paid forfeit to reek from a disinclination to continue the match, instead of its being simply in compliance with the wishes of Mr. Hee- nan’s backers. tn the articles of agreoment sent over for Mr. Hee- n’é approval, the time for the fight between im und Sayers is sugggested to ve February next—the match being presumed to be a continuance of mine, instead of an entirely pow one with Heenan, in which, according to the rules of the English Ming, he can- not be’ competed to Hight under six mvaths frov the date of signing articles, und tt is entirely at his own option if he choeses fight sooner. Tn your comments upon the articles of agreement from Beil’s Life, avd the Jottor which follows by my friewd, te editor of Wilkes’ Syint of the Times, you Suggest that this rushibg up of the ume of the Hight with Heeuan is solely OU My account, a Sayers 18 noxious W accommodate me uiter he bas setiied accounts with the Jonicia Boy. Now, i Wikh it to be clearly and distinctly understood that Mr. erg need not hurry himself or attempt to burcy Mr. Hechap ou my account, as Tam realy and willing, und now publicly nate it, to fight Tom Sayers at avy tune or lace he roy choose, and for any sum he pleases, trom 26 to $2,600; ana lat, whether he wins or lost iis chaupion fight with Heenaa, all that Tdesire is. sufficient time to cross the Atlantic, and a week or two for recover from physical idleness, after which he can select his own time and place and 1 be ready, Twisb you, sir, aud all my friends, to regara thie as a di rect chaltenge to Suyers. | have ie day written to Kag land to proceed at Once with the match to follow that of Heenan’s,and that, winner or loser, Sayers must meet me once more. Tintend being present at the contest between the Boni- cia Boy and the Eeglish champion, and the moment it is concluded roy int @iil be inthe ring for Sayers’ accept- ance in coulirmation of the match, which will previously Lave been mage on wy account. 1 forwarded to Mr. Faulkner, by Mr. Heenan’s request, letters of introduc: tion to my best frien’s1a Loudon, begging them to re- eiprocate the grest k.adness | had’ received in this couu- try, so that, Wien Heenan returned bome, he might be uble to say, a8 1 aia proud to do, that he ad found mauy and true friends ii. a etrane laud, 4 few words more apa! wave done. Referring ta my first fight with Sayers, you say it lasted three hours (that's true), when darkness came on, aud it Was discontione ts true again—because the referee statudl he could not er lug watch; thovgh I was willing to ight on in the dik or by the light of lantern” You say ayers suilered severely from cramp in we side, but to nut add ‘that | was uuabie to close citber right or lef hand, both of which were so swollen tuat they were c mparatively powerless; yet Ldid ny Dock down, aud was ready to ‘A nonth afterwards, as yout taly state, We Wet again, and it ok Sayers (wo hours w whip mo— and that whe: lering from iness, produced, as J am prepared to substantime, by being drugged previously to the tight. I must apologise for thus trespassing on your valuavle space but I desire tw be set right, alike with the public of America and England, and trust you will afford me the opportunity of doing so. Yours, respectfully, AARON JONES, , Putapprvara, Dee. 9, 1859, Gurarn Hove: Personal Intelligence. Albert Piko, of Arkausas, who was atone time killed by the telegraph, is in Wasbinyion. Hon. D. W. Voorhes, whe defended young Cook in re Jato trials at Charlestown, Va.; Capt. ¥. Rotaan, U.S. A.; Colonel F. H. Smith, Major R. E. Colston, Lieut. McCaus? lang, and Dr, E. Graham, of the Virginia Military Jastivate, are in Wasbington. Sonotor Fitch, of Indiana, has been confived to his room by inaispoaition since his atrival in Washington. ‘The grand=on of Tecumseh is now living in Natchez, Miseissippi. de is a well educated and accomplished gentleman, baving travelled over the greater part ot £a- rope. He is a physician, and is said by the Pree Trader to be an excellent une. In’ his pharmacopia is a lot of med- ical herbs, the’secret of whose curative powers ho de- rived from his grandmother, who was a great “medicine” woman. The Slave Trade. ARREST OF CAPT. FARNHAM, CHARGED WITH B&ING ENGAGED, IN THE SLAVE TRADE ON BOARD THE YACRT WANDERER. PD STATES MARSHAL | OFTICE. Mr. Jackson, a lawyer of Georgia, who has been spe- cially retained to prosecute the slaver Wandeeer, arrived in this city with a warrant for the arrest of Capt. J. Egbert Farnham. The worrant was granted on the affidavit of of Mr. G. Boston, Coliector of the port of Savanaah, Geor- gia, to the elect thut J. Egbert Farnham, of the yucht Wanderer, aud a citizen of the United States, bad forcibly detained a number of negroes on board the gaid vessel, in May, 1859, and that he Janded a uamber of them on Jdeky! Island} in the District of Georgia, with intent to sell them as slaves, and that karnham is a pirate, according to the act of Congress passed in 1820, On Friday evening, Marshal Rynders and one of his de- puties, Louis DeAngelis, succeeded in urresting Captain Farnham on the werrant, w was eudorsed oy Judge Retts. The Marshal kept Farnham at his residence all night, instead of sending him to jail, und yesterday morning brought his prisoner befure Judge Betts, who told him that ho was uncer arreston a criminal charge, and it was his duty to jesue « mandate to the Marsha! to carry him back to Georgia. The acensed answered “Yes, sir.” The Judge gave an order for the veturn of Captain Farnham to Georgia, and Marshal Rynders and wo deputies lett New York lust evening for Washington; if the Attorney General deems it necessary that Mr. Rynders should accompany Farpbam to his destination he wil do so; if not the Mar- shal wil send him on in ae of his two deputies. Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- ses—WOOD, EDLY & CO, Managers of the DELAWARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND NISSOURE STATE ven Detaware—Extra C! me 6, 38, 62, 64, 2 OLAss No. 642, D BR, 32, 49,08, 40, 19) 5, 7, 20, Circulars ‘bent tree of exp ense by addres pind Kb DY ra cé., ‘Wilnsington, Delaware. Go the Intelligent. All disenses artse trom or end in Impurity of the blot. No matter how called, i be cured by vegetable purgutives which do not only “nip in the bud,” but actaally expel the foul bumora which produce dreaded ‘headache, Ue doloreux, aad rhetnation, as well as iver adectous, pain in the side, and general heaviness and 86 apon the least exertion Nay, 1 iy cure these alfectlons, bik ‘sctions of the lungs, as well as amption and bleeding of cured by them. semember, Keno WS yetsw’ duration. aud are wat ted purely vi le, nnd incapable of injuriag the fen eat age a thet fe cenia @ box, wud by all dry EK. Goodwin & Brother’s Patent. | FINE CUT PRESSED TOBACLD, In the highest state of pertection ever before attainod; ure. # all the AROMA Aad retaina the MotsT, RICK PULL FEAVOR which produces that deligutfully soothing sensation so mghly appreniated by thowe who know what good tonacen 1s, Manufactory, Nos. 27 and 3u9 Water strect, NY. Kure and Hats.—The Rest, ‘tis Strange to say, can Only be had at WHILE iN Overcoats at Evans’. Tiandzome Black Clath Overeoate | Fine Ine Cloth Overeoats. Kaquimanx Beaver Overcvats, Moscow Beaver Overcoats. Hine, ‘Bink aud Brown Castor Fur Beaver Overcoats.. wxcellent Pilo! Overonats Mixed Beavers, Cagsin COMI es + $1010 12to 18, 150.20 At RVANB', 2 Fulton street. Sell: (ching a yon ice of An Important firm, co take anes ont fir of Fay gE fouure stock Of Fi ; and elegant Beek co orga SR paige tit] Winter ‘loti Yor ‘Men and Boye sud Winter Pu enlabing a ones ippliea themseive will now be wnat i ane Te saving, and have « splendid pete inthe eurroundng cles and towns wil be Ibrally name even brings less begining. te wa ty, Mimoat at the om, Would bo availed of in dime, while the & 00. “B: ane 259 andl 260 Broadway. Warm Undershirts, Drawers and Glov MOODY'S SHART KMPORIOM, 262 Sroadway. feemiiiinrenltcenihenshean Boots nan _ Shocs.—Watorproof Je sol, wr et we TRAVELLNG BOO LRAUTRe Coke And everything d ieable for winter wear Ladies, vents and boys, ot BROOK 6 Broadway wnd 160 Fulton street, Prejudice me at ho.3¢ awong those who do vot iatimately | | arday), D for the belt and championship, and that challenge wag | “V8? Decemog wn ee | ~<County and | The Drawings of the Bush Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware. YRANCY, BROADBENTS & CO., mancomns, The Teeltature of tho Sate et Delaware, at It iat sn a. rance. onstrnet Freed Saar ee the ote tes aaecr aca ' ae Gonepee of said Bite fo siperintend the drawings of ' on ree dfiat tus py certify that the following are the munr Sussex Covntr—Ci.ass 222, Decemexn 10, 130. 18, 41, G7, 48, 37, 63, 44, 12,56, 77, 4, G4, 24. | Qnany Consonty Aten Lorreey Orso 15, Decemoen 10, 1859. proposed contest for the championship, to sny a fow 57, 11, Gl, 24, 31, Al, 67, 37, 50, 72, 63, 27, ‘Witness our bandaee riumabaghon; Delaware, this day (° SON 6H, | JORN \¥- WALKER. Commissioners, y tases BROAD ENTS & O0.. Wilmington, Del. To Capitalists, Brokers and Others. the Sewing Muchlue,businens. feairous of extending the Radke A Nent investavent: m axcolle ostnact re Gems—Meade Broth- ERS—Photographa and Dug serreotspes. Gold Lockets at coat, Joln Brown on view. Galleries free, 233 Broadway. Lh ble mx Reriggre hr a Bt.ck Cou, Address box 2,500 Brooklyn.—WitIliamson Ero.’s Photo. graphic Gems, Cameodypes forflockeis, Daguerrestypes, &°., nidaya. '249 Fulton str Union pease g and Holmes’ Photographs for the Union. us be Criepds for ever, and yet your por- traits taken at nOLMes, $16 Broadway, Gurney’s Pho! Galiery, Now 107 Brose het The Ivory type ADE ONLY AT GURNEY’S GALLERY, 707, Broadway, by ail, to be the most beantifat siyle ol ture ever presented to the public; and colors, de! ality, 13s far any erior to ‘the beat miuiatures on ivory; & on of which, will well repay those visiting the For a holiday gift, itis the most acceptable souvenir Mate only at GUIRNEY’S, 707 Broadway. is acknowledged “hotograplic ple- in bridluacy of tone and cuey of finish, correctieas of likeness ana Jura ete Pianos and Melodeons—Superior Tone, for sule or reat at very low cen. : . TL PCEEES, Agent, 899 Broadway. ented, 2 Special or Gencral partner, wih this amouvt to tare die place of one retiring ta ‘An importing and manufacturing Dasinees; sales mostly to cily dry goods jobbers; business estublished wud successful. ad- dress J. b. A., bo'x 4,114 Pust ofice. $20,000.— Phrenology is a Sctence by which the talents, defects aod r ght pursuit may he iwarned. Kxamiua- tions daily at FOWLER & WELLS’, $05 Broadway. Giass Shades, Giass Shades. eee Shades ot ali sizes, for covert ks, towers, &c., siant.y on band and made to order. Depot 156 Will’ corner of Ann street Central Park Ice Ponds. Yor Ladies’ Skates uf Newent Paiterns and Latest Styles, Callon B. J. HART & BRO., 297 broadway, English Skates of Superior Manufacture. YOR LADIES’ USE AT THs CHNTKAL PARK, See BJ. HART & BO, 29] Broadway. Holiday Presents, Splendid Billiards, Pheian’s style, and Pinos excbanged for builaing materials See Vid Buliards himself, 149 Fulton and § Aun street, Herring’s Pevent Champton Fire and :burgiar proof saiva 261 sroadwey, corner of Murray wireet, New York: Defiance Salamander Snfer—With Pa- tent powder. proof locks and cross bars. Aleo, fire nna vargier proof parlor safes. Depot & Murray street, corner of Co lige piace (formerly 192 Peart sireet,) ROBERT M. PATRICK. Grover & Bak Faiolly Sewing Machines, Celebrated Noisclesa 495 Broadway, New York. 182 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Summer Atr in Winter is Secured in your dwellings’ by Baker's sheaplified corm of Stexca Warming. Lrected by BAKEK & SMITH, office 36 Huwacu street, three doors east of Broudway, N.Y. The Celebrated Marble “Coquette” and “Fisher Girl,” by Barbee, on exhioition at Whotu 'S, 165 Broadway. ‘Admission 5 cents. ours open Hom 9A. 30 Witd0 Psat Statues of the Beery s Trscennerons fa tho Best and chen) article tor ¢re: beaalifylog, curt Riese pnd restoring the Walre Ladies’ try ik oid by Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou- pees, the best in the world, surpaesing all imade, Sold and ap- Bited at ine mnsntectory, 268 Brondoy Cristadoro’s air ae Ww pad a and ome pees, the best in the worsd: wholesale Tetall, and the dy privavely «plied a6 Astor Louse, Brady's Gatery, 643 Broadway, Corner of Bleecker street | Holliay Preeentalrorvuypes, 8 euperb { and appropriate style of Tiovure for Hi Also, imperia! i botographs, urea, Aieiorouy Pesan’ MilMons of Bottles of Mrs. Winslow's | Soothing Syrup are now used every your in the Unived Sites for children feething, with nerer failing success. Relief is | immediate and ce: Ouly Holloway’s Pills.-The Blood 1s Easily disordered during the water, the action of the lungs belag weakened from exposure, By their stimulating ana ages 174 rating qualities on the stomach, liver and laugs, these pills pest (eae wrengtben the , cleanse the liverand | Dr. Marsh Continues to Apply His Radi- cal Cure Truss with success, in effecting permanent cures of hernia or rupture. MARSH & OU., No. 2 Vesey street, N. ¥. Married. Crvtrenpexy—Covzens.—By the Rov. F. Tell, at St. John’s church, Broadway, on Thursday, Dec. 1, aoxas, zon of John Cruttendon, of Maidstone, Kent, Ehgland to SaRau, the daughter of Mr. Jno, Couzens, ‘tbury, Berks, Eugland. O'Nkit—StEWaRT.—On Thursday, Nov. 17, by the Rev. Charles Fletcher, Mr. Wat. J. O'NziL to Miss'Lypia Stew axt, all of this city. PAppock—WakinG.—At Yonkers, on Wednesday, Dec. 7, by Kev. Richard Horton, Warrak Ef. Panpocs ‘to ANN Mania, eldest daughter of J. A. Waring, Esy., all of Yonkers. | Died. Cospweis.—On Friay, Dec, 9, Joux Epwann, son of | John H, ane Julia B. Coldweil, aged 4 years 3’ months and 14 days. The trieugs and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, No. 100 West Twenty-ninth strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at | On Fritay, Dec. 9, of congestion of the lungs, nut CORVAN, aged 4 years, 4 months and § days. ‘The relatives and friends ot the family are respectfully requested to aitend the fnueral from the residence of her pareuts, 83 Lewisetrect, this (Sanday) afternoon, at one vieloe Dor. whe Ot Mis rot hor age.’ nily are Sete invited to attend the funeral, tits (Sunday) afternoon, at t two o'clock, from ‘ner Lav residence, 234 Kast |i Fourteenth street. Dwyer —On Saturday, ec. 10, Francis, the beloved | fon of Francis aud Sarah Dwyer, aged 2 years, 1 month jutivee and frionds of the family are respectfully | ied (o attend the funeralon Monday afterncon, at one | ;, from his residence, 182 West Twentieth street. | i the residence of | NCE DONNELLY, a wron, county Tyrone, | : enue, ish of Lriglt K ani. . | relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | his turers, on Monday atternoon, at one } ‘Thi o'clock precigely. “May he rest in peace.’ Eywonr.—In Brooklyn on Sulurday m berth, at half pust twelve o'clock, Mrs. Kitew J. Exnucur, aged 54 yeurs. Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral from her late residence, 148 York street, Brooklyn, at two o'clock, this afternoon, without further notice. ENocn.—Suddealy, ow Friday morning, Dec, 9, Fons Exocu, age The friends of the ‘family, also (he members of Hermi- tage lodge, No. 185, 1. 0. 0. F., are invited to attead the funeral, from his ‘ate residoucs, No. 15 South Seventh street, corner of Dunham place, Williaiasburg, this (Sun- day) afternoon, at one o'clock. Frvr.--On Friday, Dec. 9, Fatwa Cornea, only sur- viving daughter of samuel A. aud Henrictia Mt. Frye,aged | 8 years, 2 months and 17 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the famély are respectfully | invited to attend ber funéral from the residence of her grandfather, Samuel Frye, 98 West Forty-fifth street, be- tween Sixth’ang Sevenih ‘ayenues, this (Sunday) after- noon, at balf-past one o'clock, without further invitation, | ‘HanMonp.—On Saturday afternoon, Deo. 10, at the resi- dence of his father, Cuanus Epuond Hasmonn, aged 20 years and 4 months, } ‘The relatives and ‘ciends are invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, Adelphi street, near Myrtlo “avenue, Brooklyn, on Tuesday next. Lonman.—At East New York, ou Friday, Dec. 9, Jomy Lona, in the 52d yoar of his age. The friends anc acquaintances of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the feral, on Monday afterngon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, Hust New York. McGory.—In Brvokiyn, ‘on Friday, De Dec. 9, of consump- tion, ANN McGory, & Native of the parish of Ballymiccounk, county of Longford, Ireland, aged 29 years. ‘The frionds and acquaintatices of tho family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, Grand avenue, *wetween Park and. Flushing avennes. Philadelphia papers please copy. Muiien.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Dec. 9, Mary, only davgtiter of Marous and’ Sarah sullen, aged 3 yeans, 11 months aud 9 days, ‘The friends of ‘the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of ner parents, No. 69 Luqueer street, Sowth lpn, this (Sanday noon, at half-past two o'clock. MeGoway.—In this city, on Saturday, Dee. 10, of con- eumption, Buzankmt If, wife of John MoGowan years, eldeet nanghter Of Mr. Joseph Mehattey Done, coonty Tyrone, ireland The rela t family are | | be WERALD, SUNDAY, DZuvper 11, be all ap EN TD tend the the fur hse a aannday morning, at ten o’clack, from Wost Nineteenth Pid aa Please cop; Ria eee Teo, 10, Writs. \ Yoara a Tea oe filton and Bocrum sizest’y bin Polen, eof Trelnud, county Longford aaa, ney. 4 Miends aud ue 4 quaintances are respectfully invited to-siten: funeral, on Monda: yi ‘yom No. 286 Hudzon avenue, pA oeenane atone o'clock, » , rdentown, J, and Cleveland, Ohio, papers please ome ~On Saturday, Dee. 10, Taos. J. O'Nm, native of ee ead ~ of New Abby, yy, County of Kildare, yen 10d Erlend of the family are respectfully Berg to attemu’ the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at hall “past two etotork, from the residence of bis nother, ioeate treet, thd + door from Mowers strect, South Brook lyn. Dublin papers pleases o O'MnvEk.—On Bridey, (ee, 9, Raew U”Datvm, of the town of Cahirabbey, county of ‘Dignerary, Ire.'4a! ‘The friends of tho fumily are: respectfuliy ‘invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her sou, John O'Dryer ,No. 449 s4xth avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past twelve o'clock. Melbourne, Australia, and Clonmel, Ireland, papors please copy. Teen on Saturday morning, Dec. 10, of consump- tion, Jony Quivian, printer, aged 31 yearé,a native of Tralee, county Kerry, Iroland. Deceased had been em- ployed in tho Herald office for the past five years, and was cstectued by his associates. The funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, from No. 42 Vandewater street, at two o'clock. His: friends are invited to-attend, The members of the New York Typographical. Union No. 6 are requested to attond the funeral of our Jate mem- ber, John Quinlan, from his late residence, No. 42 Vande- water street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. R, D. Dack, Rec. Sec. Cc. W. COLBURN, President. Ray.—On Friday, Dec. 9, Maxcansr W., oldest daughter of Jamce H. Kay, and grand-daughter of the late Col. Ma- rinus Willett. ‘Fhe relatives and friends of the family are invited to at- tend her funeral, from No. 68 Kast Sixteenth street, on Monday afternoon, at one o’elock, without farther invita- tion. ‘The body will be taken to i, Paul's church. Rowgnis.—On Thursday, Dec. 8, Wittsas D., only child of Join B. and Eliza A. Roberts, aged 2 years, 2 months and 16 doys nie élatives and friends of the family ure respectfully od to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) afteruoon, at ie “past ope o'clock, from his parents residence, 126 Broome street. Karr ~-Ip this city, on Saturday, Dec. 10, of enya n of the lute Henry A. and Cl b year. place at 88 East Thirteenti stroet, ‘he friends of to attend. , Dee. 9, JENnErt, wife of Robert Smith, ‘The trends abd acquaintances are requested to attend the junerai this (Supday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from of her mother, New Brighton, taten 1.—'The remains of the Inte Jems T. Staca will be escorted to Greenwood Cemetery thig (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’cloe! » Light Guard, from the armory, La- foyeute Hal His respecttully invited to the residence le friends are At Sing, ing, Westchester county, N. Y., on NRoTHER, aged 55 yea -APERN, ry Toursdey, Dec 8, suddenly, Caartes 8. eldest child of Charles and Cornelia Tappen, ased 6 years, 7 months and 24 days. ‘Yhe frieuds aud acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully ed to attend the funeral from the residence of his parents, 147 High street, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) aft ernoon, at half: pest one o’clock. —On Frid ‘ay, Deo, 9, Any D. Ricuarnsos, wife of Fernando Woed. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to artend the faveral at his residence, on Bloom- ingéale road, 6n Monday morning, at eleven o%clock, Carriages will bo in waiting in Madison square and Broad- woy up to half-paet ten o'clock. The remains will be iuterred in the family plot at Trinity Cemetery. i MISC ELLANEOUS, BOOT NINETY DAYS SINOE THR SHILLING HAIR TORI was introduced to pub.ic notice, an'Viamediste to an unprecedented extent During tbe nbove pert y. Minot quite, fave thousand dozen ba 280d for nd the Jarre nud regular demand tow establisnad ls cing proot of ius popularity and exact tines to meet tbe popular want. FRATURES. Tefs put up in bottles containing as much as any of the 2% cent kinds, Itin very finely perfumed with the cholcest feegrant ols. Tn | his particular, if ranks in udvance of any other hair prepara ‘op. It is componed of all the materials whick experience bag proved best adapted for we uonrihwent, growth nd Preservation of the bair. It ja a beautiful hair dressing, aniversally liked wherever ik hag been used. Tho price Js just oue half any other kind, vis: Weente Tt is cheap enough and good enotigu to uequire'& silil greater sale and celebriy. Retafied by two thonsand druggists Ia Yew York, Brooklyn, und vielzity; Wholesale at No, 16 Water sirect, TCOOK'S POROUS PLASTE! ‘Toe best ap ication for MATIONANT PUSTELES, BOTLS AND CARLUNCI In these cases a piece of the piaster Jarge enough to cover the pustuie, boll or ecrbuncle, is ail that isrequirede ‘The plaster hhe changed two or threw times a day, aud when the ta renk, keep them ciewn ‘apd apply all healed. Mr. ¢ fasal, Dr. Vaillainder and Or. jvcqutuot report that probably hese plasters ere spenidce tn all, diseases of the ekin “surface. ‘Thetr Vatue ls b diay Wb Bven moth (lichen) = all af- yen @ plaster on for two it 18 taken off the #kin will |. They even take ous wrin- Ww they are rapidly galning ground, Hear what Yon. CARL SCRULTZE,, of Chiexgo, sive:— To the Faltors of the Now York Or: Geni wen—I sual! feel obliged if you will mform your triend, abe Leishman, that F have quite recovered from the severe jn’ my chest, from whiol T have so long #ulered. slicock's Poroas Plasler cared me, of which be spoke «9 highly. Ihed } d almost everything to relieve the psin, without anv benelit, before d ured this plaster, whlch strange to tuy, io a few Er efter putting it on perfectly relieved me. I have worn the pi: ters for the last nine months, changing once ina week or two, | without ary return of the pain in my chest, or tus last difficulty | in taking any kd of food. ‘Tha ean be altesied by all my | frienda und my family. chmat this leer, aud please to publish in sour paper. aeetfully. CART, SCOUIAZE Nore ay Eptrons o Crimtx at. We have uo per- sonal knowledge of Mr. Schultz, but insert his tevier, Widh pleasure, as it afiords us an opporvunity for saying, tout any one aticted with pains in the chest, accompanied wih indiges- ticn, can, by applying to thie office, receive ample testunony from ona'who hasbeen restored to health by these very Plas | ters of dir. Allcock, which he naed for aim monthe for a similar ‘Sold at 24 Canal sizeet, New York, and by alidruy- RS. 7 PVERDELLS- WEDDING CARDS, NOTES, &o.~ These celebrated cards, elegantly engraved, cau be bad only at 802 broadway, corner of Duane strent, UTOGRAPH CARDS, FOR NEW YEAR CALLS, LA text style, very clogant, a EY ema Broad der Way, corer Duane street BAINAL ¥ come SEGARS—H AVANA, DO a German, f ire oO aiteee onssud. Great 0. CHE! wa Boorle COMPANY | are solting out th ir Bt00 & of viene at FABULOUSLY LOW 2RICKS. (Every ove who hes rend the Waverley Novéls should hav je views of the scenes depicted by SIR WAL Otlioe $37 Broadway. WEDDING CARD DELOT, 693 BROAD- te prices. re McLERES’ way—Blegant iif HURHEOON consignment stscet, agent for W JATSUP, Beene TAYLON'S LETTE the MERCURY. in NEW YOR MISCRLLANEOUS. PBRFECT FITIING SHIRT. meee #48 AHAB Hi Bee AHHMA ane te quit Hun Buu UHH : sama ADE TO MK MEASURE, ata FOR NINR DOLLa ks: LY, $360 HAC? ‘Ok, SING! Made of York Milis'iovslin BAI Favied us good # shirt as wld in retail mores at $150 exch Algo ibe very beat b birté hat cau be made, $2 ea - Thoke who think f canoot make a Coa ait for $18 vee de eu are mistaken. bere is the cust of one dozen $15 ine ‘Thirty yarde of York Milt BEsT THE aualia, al 14%40: per yard. ret. eo Lao 265 eS $15 0 ENGLISH SILK BCAKP LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN NEW YORK, AT $1 50 EACH. AT LONDON PRICES, WARS, from London, GOLD SCARF PINS, 887 Broadway, between’ ihe aed Walker sirens Ww. NO. 677. THE k ie PonRee GIFT BOOK ies BROADWAY, NkW YORK, OLDEST ESTAGLISHED GIFT BOOK VOK HOUSE. GIFT WITH EVERY BOOK, AW oRTH FROM lai TO $100. NEW 100) Reminiscences of Rufus Choate, the Great American Advo- cate, by Edward G. tbe Four Georges, Carolina Sports by Ls illustrations, 12mo., cloth, = Collins, 12m0.,, cloth, $1. Marvel Hall, '12mo, cloth, si. ‘hinge Coma on the Earth, by Rev. Lamo., €) NEW Of At Home and Abroad, by Bayard Taylor, 12mo., cloth, 25. “Leaves From an Actor's Note hoff, 12mo., cloth, $1 200 "iMlustrations ond Characters: Piteomb (tenth edition), a , cloth, $1. Lite in Tuseany. by Crawford, 12mo., ‘A gut with every cents 10 $100. THE Perwer, 12mo., cloth $1 00. a Hietary of Kings of England, Ymo., clot, $1 25. snd and Water, by'Hon. Wm. Euiot; The Guess ‘of Hearta, by Witkis Mary Staunion; or, the’ Pupils of ‘Vhe Great etbulation ; B% os John Cumming, D. EDITIONS six 31 Book, by George Vauden- The Adventures ot Verdant G: imo., cloth, $1. 2mo., cloth. $L. old Voll, by Tim>- cloth, *pook ‘at the time of sale, worth from 50 HOLIDAYS AT HAND, Particular a'tention fs invited to our ilinstrated and elegantly bound books for the rortment ever offered to the city trad Yoeis, Ilustrated Bibles, Prayers, Hy und are worth the attention of all who bolidays; the largest aud most varied us- ‘The Standard authors, Kooks, Sibame’ ran Boos, fc. are fully represent miemplate prurchasi” NE CROUSAND Works, annunis, od fine Tinea’ ‘bosoms, and war- ‘Varieties of siler * fret young, among which may be found following popular series— ‘The Rollo Books, Ni vols riltimrated, bn neat case $7 00 | ‘The Rollo Books, 12 vols, iMustrated. in box... ... “$9 | Mrs. Leslie's stories for Young People, 6 vols..in caso... 4 90 Library of German Stories, 1 ston 12 vols., cloth 9 00 | The Vacation Story Books, Minstraied, 12 vols., incase... 9 00 The Excelsior Story Books, 6 vols , Ato, 450 ‘The Silver Lake Stories, 6 vols 25 Library of ‘Travel and advent 1m 400 Cepiain Mayne Reid's Books for Bays, 8 veis., Fa 4 Merry’s Library for Young People, 6 vols . n case Be sure ane call at EVA ‘ited to call upen. nounced tpeurable. tion, gratis, ‘and woun GENERAL | Vo tnsure w large demand, heir wtcak berore the ious of the Low prices. The following are ar jete white £ ‘ES. with a co: qality at $16 aud $3 per ich out anc en heotan Gobleis, | that the redi ps r A Bon D TAYLOR'S LETTS FROM. t LIFORNIA are creating & sensation in the NEW YORK MERCURY. UY TAN BUREKA CELEBS ATED SEWING ACHINE, tice 489 Broadway. Bavazp TAYLOR'S 3 LETTERS FROM CALIFORN(A Are creating « sensation IN THE, NEW YORK MERCURY. [Bete Wat 2] or led or eum THE STATES J duly rh {o take Deparitions, Acknowledgments ‘Teatimon: D Bit ta TL i po ror of (SSELL, eer oni Broadway, Ca HANDS, FACK, LIP, &C. Jeriain cure and breventive, Hegeman & Co.'s Camphor ¢ with plycel : Cee will keep the skin soft in the coldest weather, Only 2 HEGEMAN & CO., Nos, i, $00,511 and 756 Broadway. Sent by mail for 80 ce cents, Db? PPLETON & CO’'8 HOLIDAY CATALOGUE, EMBRACING THE LAI LIsT | OF. bard aE RET E ATED WORKS PUBLIC, NOW READY. ' THE PROMINENT NOVELTIES ARE— AVORITN MODERN BALLAD: ane ee ‘ARD, THR FOX. {tustrations. Seen AT OF ¥ i oe rier ty Birket ay “ in oe nee oh x { iRESS llustrationa. ©. eigen 1 s PLEASURES OF HUPS. 2% Llustrations. A VERY rey B VARIETY OF JUVENILES, | ig which are, BARY NIGHT CAS ia THE CHILDREN’ VENTUR: iy Bibi.w STORIES 1 ane) $i was MUN TAUREN g 5. tk a LANGUAGE, ie MARTA AND’ is BOOK OF TRAY oun ees ro) OWN TOMAT Full Descriptive Camlogues are sent to any address on ap Heaton, D. APPLETON & CO, Puhitehors, Nos, 346 wud Std dironaway. 5th AGE oe rn rr} F & ©0." PERATEO Penge PLAYING CARDS. TH, EIQ ASD Waist Cai New You, been vercy auccessful in curing § a n Glasasare for tweive persons, ales eri Ww How ah ea, & ‘OB BEX, we Gan w be Por 3 NEW YEAR'S. , FOR EW YEAR. NS 4 60, Publishers and Gilt Booksellers, O77 Broadway, New Yori. ¥. W. VONDERSMITH, M. persons that’ ha @ treatement orPat een Office for tl RY S4LE or HOUSE FURNESHING GOODS, AT a GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE. R. ¥, HAUGHWOUT & CO., ‘Nos 482, 490 and 492 Broadway, corner Broome stront, Hus ing recelved large consignments of Goods from Rurops r eule on manufacturer's account, and having themselves aa ‘ wy and chobe sicck of Goods on hand, have, ts proncking elowe of the buuiners sessoa, deter mined to make @ large reduetion in their pr From tbls dine unl the Ist of January next, rices, and thus: — them to materially Germas nab Bohemian oe " urchased at the late Pair st Lelpsic, at unparalleled assmple & their reduced ortoes—~ ‘nenon Cura De ae Drssxer and = inplete service t and ines, Hocks, Contre DOLLARS, Gheapest seis ever sold in this D jeooraled Races Services, and $125, and upward. t $50, 8 Heavy silver pine Castens, a! $5, $7 and $10, and Sheftleld eemegneaiemiaine and of es sh, Sets of pa Eby, twenty-nine pss with Ivory handles, ia eck 09 CARES, At S21 7S ond 3% 25 jemian colored and engraved Wixt Borrtxs, at $1 6 wed Decanters. $5 per pair, and cut Ba per dozen, Wernak the nubile io examine ous goods and prices, and net fon ol Priges are marked NO DEVIATION CAN BE? vices is Be sean faarons trons wh fy NEW SENSATION. a NEW SENSATION. " LEDIARD’S BON SANTE, 4, TEDIARD’S BON SANTE. A, DELIG AT FUL LIQUER. ‘ WHOLESOME, AND AGREEABLE “n EVERYBODY LIKES Tr. No NEW BUY AB TRAR'S a Pe COMPLETE ‘ PIE! os, Fruit and Grocery Store, 68 BROADWAY. DEPOT, 37 South William street. Fare FA to which they would lection of NCY haze en hand every variety of pSURIGH ROB! of the trade, ‘Their’ ae ae AND MINK CAPES AND CLOAKS Ge ino on ‘snd. in. choice agsorunent of i go SABLE figs al reat INS always 73 Broadway, Comer of Reolor aireet. {OR TUE HOLIDAYS. TAYLOR'S 8, CORNER BROADWAY AND VPRAKRIN er J. TAYLOR solicits the attention of to his elegant assortment of Fiench and American ery, euttable for holiday fetes. riety of French Fi ‘ancy for: a fine aesoriment of Fancy Boxes of ¢ lates, Kouleaux, Fancy Flowers, Torpedoes, French &e., ke. His assortment of ready on the 20th of this re bot cake in beauty LAT style of STRERT. the ladies of New York Among which are are a li Christmas tery; alee Choos Mottoes, Plum and Plain Cakes will be month, and will be found supe ornament: ‘and. quality of the URS, FURS. BY ROVAL PERMISSION. THE baie BAY FUR COMPANY, OADWAY, their entire stock of ETAL, ‘Will gel ‘Ladies’ and children’s manu stured FURS AT Ri At Tn consequence ‘We ask you, if pure ¥ printed p Gaye wane - aes GAN enn MEDICATED PAPER. 2% per cent below ost, Of losing their charter MARK J. at, G1 dsroadwi nd comfort, to on value cleanliness ax = poisonous coi rod cated Paper, in pluce ¢ Hor salty alt Geapgists, and atthe depots, # Arn sireet and 480 Bromdwage qe PENS. ischial POLRWS celebrated Gold Pens. Prices greally reduced, Sold by nearly all the #tationers and jewellers “Ose Lod Broadway. 7 ATY—OLIVER' ——$<$—$—$—$————$——— BEASES OF THE LUNGS AND THROAT.—PERSONS who are wiftioted with these diseases are 5D disesses on}y, 158 Bowery. Send for a pamphlet on Consucop- R. SWEPT'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT CURES CUTS imm:diaiely, and leaves no sear. XTRAORDINA. { | | | fetes peta He Overchats fror Geo, Va may be obtalued York, brie, by Bi | sent by mail, ee ian wit seneane ype oe seo io He, warrgoted Gada nese br eMlSN's "CO, Now Th, N CONSEQUENCE _ 01 M GOING I vou en wet jours aya are of cere wilt be gold, CLARKE, 26 William stroet. FAYE OF Ax AcTOR's NoTR 00) Air aad hrs. VANDBNHUOPOS READING: ‘at DODWORTH’S HALL, sided ‘ior ots W cette, NEW rors se aan aN ‘3 CRLEBR ATED roadway. ; business Cote $9; Panis {Venta 9S iront bargauneces ts beet 3 andaoboit, containl (Ondine EWALTON, TBR ater sras, TURADAT and TAURSDAY, It aid reserved seat Sl. KEROSENE om, 4 FOLL SUPPLY FOR FOR THE WINTER. Dkeor oF P COMPANY, "GS Peart ntreat, VERCOATS, 07 0 GREAT NEDUOHION FOR MEN AND BOYS AT THE a ceeae BARGAINS $8 50 FOR Pernse ae VERCO. a FOR BEAVER L OVEROGA "in OVERCO hohe OVERCUA' rt oe St ra puss, riz, Beem FILe BUPPONC TORY Baa Feazemlen to care say cane of external or pale, ost respectable ferences given to the mi persona showwe oned by thie meetieeee ‘Agent 158 Lowery, New ork, AINT, GR2\SE SPOTS, &C., Kemoved egantty, Stores, ‘silks, ribbon: equal to new, without ip he most “elie aka or far rie, by heen and Goucennrated Beume. Only con LEGEMAN & CO., Non 16, $69, 511 and 706 Brosdway. pe EE IMPERIAL C CHAMPAGNE, From DP VENOGE & CO., KPERNAY, FRANCE, A wine of rare quailty, ala tncderate price. Sold at the cipal botele, and by al! easing den'ers throughout the country. V. HAUGRWOUT, Sole Importer, 488, 490 and 492 Py corner of ‘Broome strest, ( yr, 8 COD LIVER JRL — only, certain eure for Cousmmption, Asthma kibds of Coughs, is taker big so a nied QUERU'B PATENT smite esp CAST' —Tae pend amenities of the oil is o‘.viated, and A oes hot pone covstipation after use. It is lke beat burgativs for clldven. Fe ‘ve had at the inventor's office, 185 Fourth avenue, and at all re So aruguiats FENTO ‘OLD, PARESR '& MOWER, wholesale agents, OBERT RAIT & €O., ‘No. 261 Peoeieay, Opposite the Cit, Importers nd manufacturers of deat D AND Anh gs WATCHES, by the mont celebrated rn LON SbON. TAVERPOOL AND GENEVA. ote myers blic are respectfully invited to inapeat ar CD AND OTHER. FINE JEWELRY, SILVER aoa Caan PLATED WARK,” ALL SUITAVUR g FOR Hh BSLIDATS, AT PRICES VER’ Ming Rms THIS (SUNDAY) ponmira. KAUY THiS (UNDAY) NG. READY Tiils: UNDA MORNING. READY THIS (SI pas) MORNING. PHANK LESLIWS ILLUSTRATED PAPRR: PRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED PAPER. pntaining MORE ACOURAEE ‘PIOTURES bit netrnuing the LAST MOMENTs OF BROWN. in No. 21 of Pras tear PaPER. ‘These picture were all taken by onr epecial artists, whe re- sided at Harper's Perry and Charlestown from the commenes- ment of Brown's invasion uti! his execution, and cap be relied on for their Sdelty. haat Raha Brown ascending the soaflold, preparato panes Brown's last Interview with bis wife a’ the. jell st Ghosten’ town. Scene in front of the Charlestown jail, when Brown out t be conveyed to the pestle "execution. ‘ows, ug descending the ste; sd feet Fr Mra. Brown escori jarper’; i Charlestown, to have the last tinerview with at ceed Frnecal of Wasnfogton Irving.” Riss desertees of the corpes rineral of Washi, fromthe church perriraa Portrait of Wasbington Irving. A_ beautifal picture. Se! Tt made grave of Washington Irving. ‘Wreek of the steam Sermraeot of the steamship Indian driven nine miles tones reine cf Dr. Kave’s vemal, the Advance, presented to Z COMIC PICTURES, tc, ' all descrip: ' THR LAST MOMENTS OF SOHN BROWN, By our fgg corespendent, Dr. Sawlings, ANK LESLIN'S PAPER. Dealers can be ippted this morsing at Okie, t ayton & Jones’, corner mourner leaving the newly of Nassutt and Aun streets. abaiedi i IN THE STEREOSCOPRIt This most beautifn! picture of | the home of the late WASHINGTON IRVIS Ae bio is published and for sae at the NEW LUNDON STEREOCOPIC COMPANY 534 Broady Beautifull) YORK Dx! ag ey 8 Elta MACHINES. ig Machine. No.2 No. 1 ‘ae ranhine. go ‘The Family Sewing Machine, A The Fatty Sewing Machise: Hemming G: a I. M SINGER & y, New Yor! 150 Fulton atreet, Brooklyn. AYLOR'S SALOON, BROADWAY, Corner ot Franklin sireot, {snow tn perfect order ard under the most xbie management. Facies will ind this magnificent saloon w piece where they enjoy, free from every annoyance, the finest refreshments, have before them oue ‘of the guyest scenes in the world. Uae! SECRET OUT; By the anthor ot aes Sire tbe Stagiiaa’s 0: y the ani ot “The "8 Book,’ “Parlor Theairicals,” ihe Targe lino. clothy af nide and back. Price 1. Tnstrated with over three inindred sngravin 3 And containmg clear and comprehensive explan how - to perform with ease ali the curious card ea and sleight of hand tricks extant, with an endvess variety of enter taining experitcenis in de the colebratea acience of sco cellection of intricate and puzzling: qu | chance, natural magic, &., by the at Bociat nee The Magician's Own Hook, “Parlor Theatrieats,' de. 7 cloth, gilt side and- back... Price A book maplates all we iricks and ée known or invented, and gives, ries eh el ying ides, & reat many new and- interesting ones—the whole being deatribed so weeusate! carefully, with engraviags to ivstrate them, tbat any! gaily teaim bow (0 practice theee wicks. “at book fora hol aay preset canndt be surpassod ort prin a the fea mainer, ustraied by about Su cogeatines and bound aw La price ie $1 per copy, For se by ait hecklers Sng pri pet copy. For sale by. Rens cer, ‘post pald. Send cash a ig “DICK & Firz-~ ** GERALD, publishers, 18 Ann street, N. Y. ——_—_[_—_— SaaS PARE Norice, : ak ROGERS . é mon fy 125 Fulton street, ! MEN'S FASHTONABL « DLE GvomiilNe ror WINTER, OF THE NEWEST STYLES, ‘a Ta now ons iby al ots Cheaper, by all od “s Ahad al any clit PINT sews Yortier, ) AG) Ge mormentieitl i TR ARERR, LINIMENT, OLN “y Lae TOF ae OLTASTG MAJESTY'S SERVICE. | wire for rheum"tism, nevralgia, putrid sore ‘osha teins soreh Raion, corns trot ty ey scrofula, and all other iseases Requiring outward ‘ap- Nteations. Sold thsi Sst retail ae eee 0 Milhau & Son, roadway; tereman & Co. 161, 999 B1Y vad 10 Bi Kedding 4 Co. 8 State atreet, ‘Boston: icQufie Casile street, Liverpool, Gre lett. rie wr ig7 Gouengen street, Heli Nov cipal drngsists Jn the British Colonies where tertiiestee ain be seen from some of the first nobility and gentry in Ba- rope ‘sad America. "Price 60 cents per. bottle. THAT SHALL WE DRINK UDOLPRO Meth PORE COGNAC BRANDY IMPORTED AND’ BOTTLED RY HIMSELF, Warranted pure and tbe best quality, with his verufcate ow each bottle. 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