The New York Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1859, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1859. = 5 et 1 of Mrs. Fernando Weed, the funeral, the National Voluntecrs waited upon bim at e 8 c atin ; eR, * or - | lence. The rb, Bin were Presi . \ , 5 al2; “teat am COT paneer id Te aera emuisow oP rams | “ent; Sc Deabars,’ Vioe Fresiaent, aad Marsbale Hee. FRANOE, BROADBENTS & 00., Mall, 7634 & %; New York Central, 8034 a 36; Hrio, 8% a | qnareyreistives aud frionds aro feeling sas | An OrEEe COCR a ‘ - ‘ATION OF AN ADDHESS TO | “AD, Mastorson, Prentiss, Lawson and Mathews, were MANAGERS. 9; Hudson River, 41% a 494; Harlem, 9%; Harlem DardE Ne ye roms, the residence of Mr. B. A. F. x 701 BEV. DR. TYNG—-PRESRNT: decorated with ‘white roses and geranium leaves, and ss ka . ; 1 9%; m pre- 8, No. th Second street, Brooklyn, i. THE OB} ME. WOOD INTERMENT OF THE REMAINS ATTRINI | Wore crapo on theit left arms. Toe Mayor was deeply | The Legislature of the Slate of Delaware, at the last somion, | (°F 2476 a %; Reading, 41% a 4; Michigan Central, | (Tuesday) afternoon, at one e'look’ pte Poy “Who steals mj ‘TY OEMETELY, FTO. affected with the address of Mr. Farrell, but made no re- | baviog given to France rosdbeuta & Co, lottery for | 89% a 40; Michigan Southern and Northorn Indiana, 6: orixa— At his residence, No. 400 Second avenue, corner pe ‘Tue, obsequics of Mrs. Anns D. Richardson, wile of the | ply further than toretura thanks, 4 | teine GowePhnt of tall gets era cenmummaners eppdtated | 7; do. guaranteed, 17% a 3; Panama 18334 0 18434; ae San meee ot of Deas lato of No. 21'Cherry ‘od makes hs ' city offices were J 5 Tlie “1 e H ‘Hon. Fernando rons ar Lend elect, took ue yeater. | tne ‘ay cy th mtl to the momory of the deceased, e | said lotery, cones: certify that the following are the Gum: bon’ ark 59a 34; Galena and Chicago, 673 a 5; Clevo- wae be,intorrred on Wednesday ‘ftersoon, at two The ba. aay "above romerkss vies ay, from the late lence 1¢ deceased, on the Bloom- = mma eee eo on - ledo, 19% 9 20; Chicago gud Island, werk. air Se penn. 16 power of liftin 2 " i ~ ~ | Mass., on Wodi doubt. gifted . ‘ght be enabled to a rd ear Seventy seventh tok ‘Tho funeral | eee oe er Bs] Sossix Cocyry—Crss 223, Diduatixe 12; 1890, 64% & 34; Mlinois Central 7's, 8434 a 66. 1, AGNES ADEUA, obly daughter Of Jomeph ant meer Pocmtes eit. esaee oF Be pa ae: sremcue T APOBLIB, POLsoy, Kiar ho arri¥a! of Licutenaut General Winfeld Scott, #,'°0 ; 87, 45. 62, 9, 69, 16, G4, 65, 40, 4, 26, 66. The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury to. | Davis. Diy to the bese iran "he miserable creat > Nas over been Wit™%eaed in his city, Sau Juan, beating the nows of tho temporary settlement | ‘ ww eT Ne ee Re eee day — Ps yg py Npotey evening, December 12, at hl: resi reparations, |» eM name, by tala TeNPAD ae as sae comes jsrrengemeat carriages were in | of the “sputed island question, was an ovont totally unox- CoifOhtbared Lovvnny—Otass 164, Duceunan 12, 1500, Total reoespts.........s00. Donegal, Ireland, in the 66th your of hinewe’? amare of otha, ‘raviaN ate. i inbiy thakepers thee at a very earl ir in the ij eo} 66, 45, , 18, i . | For customs: i x he relatives and friends of tho d ¥ Sort of scampe a, vl banks ef cs, saint ids ee pegs ae the Buy pected anct vost sia this aa rape orae me | iv, 64, 53, 18, 21, 61, 29, 54, 16, 32, 18, 19. Poymen. teas $e | roy invited to, atend (vg ll pg ae ee dered ‘with the e Biring to participate in the u xy those surprise amoi'¢ bis relatives and immediate fr! oi ‘Wit ess our bands at Wilmington, Delaware, thie day (Mon- 0... ++ ++6;126,615 84 | BOOD, at three o'clock, from his late residence. 6 '© Participate in the ceremonies to the family resi- | was accompanied by Colonel Lay, Colonel Thomas and Dr. 1 OO The exchangs ut the Bank Clearing House this morning | j,F404%.—-On Sunday, Dec. 11, at 11034 Cherry street, dence; but the number of the vehicles provedto bo entire: | Crane, all of the United States army. The 1 > former JOHN W. WALKER, — (Commissioners. | were $24,042,006 23, and the balances $1,190,839 20. SL Patrick's poriab couSty ot Ses ane 8 ative Fang ing er garde pea thecrowds of people | were sent immodiately to Washington, as b....vra of des- , OPED Fiek Rit taanneia 60. The following dividends have becn declared: —The venre ee re cpppeenuat aad len at the three localities meutioned. At | patches to President Buctanan, cout’ ig a fall sta! ‘ Wilmington, Del. | Cleveland, Fuiucaville and Ashtabula Railroad (Cleve- relatives and friends of the family are requested to ‘half-past (en p’clock every carriage, excopt a few engaged | ment of the terms of scttlomeut ©” San Juan imbroglio. E, Goodwin & Brother's Patent. land and Eric), 4 sen annual dividend of five per cent, boy ths (hoes fomatee Be peeriecion,. 11076 Cheesy "Yor the'Cor Council, bad quitted the Cit 4 a *) » at one o'clock precisely. mmon , had quitted ity Hall for the | They left in the five o’clock traiu . .t evening. FINE CUT PRESSED TOBACCO, Payablo in cash, and an extra dividend of five per cent, | Kilkenny papers please copy. ‘Rowse of mourning, and the people Jefe behind instantly | After the Atlantic was moored at her dock, General Soott | ,,7#.IM bghest rtaia of perfection aver before atiained: Bre | Pa yabia in acrip; a final dividend of one dollar aud four | 4,24%:—At the residence Of Francis W. ‘ ‘Tushed for the Third avenue cars, expecting to arrive in ‘time to got some of the conveyances stationed at Madison Bquare. But here, also, several thousand people were found, unable to obtain anything in the shape of a decent ‘vehicle ‘Al the carringos bad been } Eaton, 335 disembarked, and although his arrival was unexpected, | ‘which produces tbat delighitally sothing seasation so Bghly | cents per share on the assots in the hands of tho trustecs | York’ seen Ga eeeay ? DOC 12, Cuanuas Exton, of New he met a cordial grecting at the dock, Ho immeiately | *PPTe#iates by those wha know’ viet pe eee cicest, NY, | of the Jato Utica and Schenectady Railroad, and a like rusted services this day (Tuesday), at twelve o’cloek, took conveyance and proceeded to his residence in West - a dividend of one dollar and fifty conts per sbare on the | tent ‘His Penton wil Seka we pee fee ‘Twelfth street, where he was met by Colonel H. 1. Scott ne Pagregean net —_ ren Seon ae stock of the late Syracuse and Utica Railroad, to be paid ~— 03 Sunday, Dec. 11, (Marmine Wontar, his son-in-law, and family, with whom he passed the Ban of tase and fashion: who bet on Ea rently wagered one by the Treasurer of the New York Central Railroad, | daughter of F. Filia ina Dorothes Ebtors, aged t year, | Siar ai saad that STE evening without molestation from the visits of any one nox's beat hata, and ae much gratified as | Albany, on the 15th inst. ~ oF semiliqu which’ should possess . The General has been absent nearly three months, has | KNOX eshibiis forsale athe Let knot a hat care Aid Bese’ | ‘Tho Tlinols Central Railroad has callod for another in- we oatond he Raa shen ay) afterncen, os iguatnt mera Serer eames Saaes bat travelled over thirteen thousand miles, has temporarily | WAY, northeast corner of Fulten street. stalment of ten dollars per share, payable February 1. | He o'clock, trom 2? Rutgers —, settiod what appeared at first a pretty dificult dispute, | Gemin's Festival Hat for Youmg Men, | Interest at tho rate of seven por cent per annum will be | Hun tearm, only eblidar Be © kad Eivite’ Parma’ | Jue leay i guewion and returns home without display or ostentation, quite | GENIN’S SESTIV aL, CAPS Pega men. allowed on payments made previous to that time. The | aged 7 months and : to aceommodate them. carriages Reized long before, and it was found impossible to hire ‘others for love or money. Most of these persons, thero- fore, were obliged either to return to their homes disap- Pointed, or to take the Sixth and Third avenue gars as near as they would bring them to the house of Mr. Wood, and then trudge it the remalnder of the way on foot, From an early hour tho friends of the family began to arrive at the house, which in @ short time became most ays. earnestly urged itant atruck NIN'S FUR CAPES, COLLARS and GLOVES. The friends of the parents and the medical profession | Docior as being both notew ‘and and uncomfortably crowded with ladies and geatiemon, repre- | besrty and robust, ‘GENIN'S BLE! tranafer books will be closed trom the 26th of January to Pro! v Seine aah ionpertent. Seating, it mony be sald, every Gham af far chan fe |. i-was wippoeed that Whoa. Ginaral Roott returned, it | LADIES’ FURS for Hlolitey Gite, noon the Ist of February. Ferfhenr ioscan dean tcear nae mgaiionds, without | SI Suto” pinta pesieienaall a cemieees q ‘the yman, senator and private citizen, down tothe | would be to New Orleans, where it wasexpected he would CHILDREN'S FURS for Holiday Gifts, : emp , Ke's churoh, | and more. let short, as the delights Indy he-velt substquet alderman and professions! politician. One bright feature » ped All choice, elegant and select. Hudson street, on Wednesday, at twelve o'clock. His | Pemarked, “It worked withthe’ Of a im was this heterogeneous character of the asaom, | Pads the winter and roturn to this city early in the spring. GENIN BAZAAR Stock Exchange. renine Will i taken fo Greenwood Comctry. Sie pores and beautifying the skin, beyond alltnas the inde Binge, for itshowed tho universal foeling of respect for | The impression was, of course, erroneovs, ‘Acting on S07 snd O13 BROADWAY. e possay: Dee: 23, 2000, FE I re ee enn Maing, Die. could Sis chemory of the dead, Which pervetea our people. | this hyrothesis eae 91000 Indiana 23;’s.. 62 600 shsHarRR prfbt0o 12, Many M. Guurrms, wife of George W. Harris, aged 42 | |, Of course wit such wonderful reatilfs oné bot: . Fricnds and foes, democrats and Diack repubiicis, ypothesis, a committee of military mon andeminent | White's Festival Hats and Caps are now | 18000 Missourié’s.... 8831¢ 100 do. Years, 6 months and 11 da te were there in nambers, sceming to forget for 4 the occasion all former animosities, and to sink A could ny, be to ie peabiktons citizens bad been taking measures sub rosa to give the | ready. Ladies’ and obiidren’s Furs forkolidey gifts, at 216 | 6000 do......b80 88% 350 do. 34%6 |, The relatives und friends of the family, also those of her mre erento ed br Contra gi gradd. silllaty. anA civie’ vesaption, oonace. | RRA 10c00 Tennessee O's 40 89% 100 Reading ‘H father, Gritlith Grifiths, and her brother; James Gi tA ritfths, | bottle, and to EY ‘ata . 9000 dOvees.es. 80) are respectfully invited'to attend het I fre pe SE aly eee MNT tee the, boranret | surate with hisrank as chof offer of the army; and, | Extra Heavy Ail Wool Undergarments, | Seo michAbinigh, 40° 100 Tate residence, ‘No.4 Wasblogton pinto, oa Wedtoaney | Pantha ttre ic teres nd 8 detaand Turced Of Mayor of the elty and just in the moment of triumph | 180, for his past eminent military services, asthe horo | fer‘at Graeawich and Murray ston, “OX? Sat PEP cor: | FOOlinolgCon ERD. 85 200 dois’ 0 a1 pr ore ee ae fetes le aia bttng arise wil hat favor pn a dispeneation of Providence, in | of many well fought battles. Of course this programme RET A 5 eainiaa = praca ba} ——_ song omen Se Ene gis oie ‘in airs ee ve father meri - » withthe public, ‘eves! withoat the Wikies aid of the’preas, "Among the persons of note present were the follow. | ## Tever#ed, and our citizens and military men will have at P 74 iubout invoking the aid’of perambi ” ealde sone onic tetiney tat eos 20 Hank of Com. 9934 100 Panama BR..bg0 134°” | wiox, youngest sou of Jolin and Jano Kelly, aged 2 years | Panering the tenes roaey ea heStemt i saa more {o appreciate and admire in the unostentatious | TRAVELLING BOUTS, LEGGINS, BUCKSKIN SHOES, 15 Amer Ex Bank, 97 100 Til Cem RR....860 682¢ | and 10 months. proved by the above; in fact, if Dr. @. could b eapsble of on- wannér in which General Soott returns fro1 ts Aud everything desirable for winter wear for 76Cumb Coal pref. 12 100 f 9 His remains were taken to Greenwood for interment. lartaining sucha vulgar i4éa, the expertnes: of others i ther 7 re man impor- Ladies, pte and boys, At S8NYCen RR... 803 60 Ean Francisco papers please copy. ine would bave been suficieut to convince ita that he -wast tant mission, BROOKS’, 676 Broadway aud 150 Fulton street. 10 do, Haunneroy.—Suddenly, on Monday, Dee. 12, at 7 P. M., | {ail on thet point at least. Of course suck 62 do at her residence, No. 61 Masdougal siroet, Bre Cantaney | YaUuable preparation as “Gouraad 4ng:—Hon. Mayor Tiemann, Judges Roosevelt, Davies, Southerland, James and Moilen, of the Supreme Court; Camptroiler Haws, Rev. Dr. Tyng, Rev. Father Cassidy, B.C. P.; Chas. O’Couor, Exq., Judge Russoll and ladys Police Commissioner Bailey, Governor Moloney, General . The Forrest Divorce Case. Oysters.—Just Recetved, a Fi 01 Harwicron, widow of the late He ; Fe rane © Geet ee Rena Dene ron Sohn, McLeod Mturokgy, SonmceaNa, eS Julde | PIAL. REPORT OF THR REFEMME IN FAVOR OF ans. | Cherry Sone Oysters, at LIBBY'S, LW Pelion west oe OF | py Brie RR 200 Further noucotomorret. nt ee inllar nanos in arinsose, whlch heneren ena Richard Schell, Senator; Colonel’ Alexander’ Ming, ex- FORREST. ey a a poiedelanis Papers plese copy. Tanti (es was done wile Wormsu'e Osconines and providieg Shei Wilt, ek Chief Police Maisell, Stephen P. Rubeoll SUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW YORIC. Peg =) is tine esce Fall. Biko, from 06 ups “baa aS cae Ps EON Ee erg er eee Also that Indies wanting the geuuine Crlental Crearn purchase ber eer (oR endian aap reerg el eo Catharine N. Forrest ws. Edwin Forrest.—To the Superior | equally low, at GRIFSIN'S, 181 Canal street, one door from | 100 lar RRprfbeo 25 200 The relatives and friends of the fumaily aro respectfully | Breokly's und other respects meade eo OO Here the Coramon Council; the Mozart Hall Genoral Committec, | Court:—'ihe subscriber, the referes named in the judg a BE) Ma EN hoe 8 three oJolook, without, fiction Iori eee ee eae || Git cee Deane a MAnUnR ck Seeerlcnendinaay ritatedt Dey the Twenty-second Ward Democratic Club, the Tenth | ment of this Court in this cause, the 24th day of July,} Balmoral Skating Hose—For Ladies’ re. 199 SECOND BOARD. deuce of hs father, No. 81 East Thirtieth wireeen 22 7 | Sod edding’ briltance tothe complexion: i can be teen ts toe themselves together previous to tho Into manicigal contest | the Teepective parties, and heard their proofs on the | ‘"™* A: RANKIN & CO., 687 Broadway and 96 Bowery, i i bes on bush, Rensselaer county, N. Y., 20000 ERR4th: the 54th year of his age. bs. 5000 La C & Mill g bs mong which he selects the folowing from thé plastie of Mrs. ¥. Lewellyn Young, ‘and publishesof the lay Dispatch, Cincinnati, becaussthe lady is as well Bord "7 4 her aterling ‘integrity and truthfulness as she is Beit to forward tho election of Mr. Wood. The gathering suaMin B, KigtLax, in pea matter referred to him in the said judgmont; that, having ir Present, including those inside and outside the house, for Grover & Baker’s Celebrated Nolsele: Lyxct —TIn Brooklyn, on Sunday afternoon, Deo. 11, of g tho an regard to the circumstances of the parties respectively, | Family Sewing Machines, 200 she Penn Coal Co. consumption, Jon Lye, aged 22 years and 39 days,’ | beauty and talents. police Toes from the Twenty oseond weet eget | she aum of four thousand dollars per annum would be @ ePoetar Neg ok, | SONY On RR. |. The friends of the family and the members of Constitu- Hasson, O,, July 7, 1868. command of Capt. Couiter,and 4 platoon from the Tweuty- third precinct, under the orders of Sergeant Clinton, wero also in attendance to prevent the crowd from rushing into the house too rapidly, and likewise to look after the suitable allowance to the plaintiff for her support; that the do. AE eh 100 same should be payable from the 19th day of November, |. TB@ Celebrated Marble Statues of the | 200 Reading RR “Coquette” and “Fisher Girl,” by Barbee, shi pit R 1850, the day when this suit was commonced, quarterly, | WRETO '8, 765 Broadway. ‘Admission 38 cents, Doors open | 00 MichSo&NTaRR 705 til 10 P.M. ra tion Engine Co. No. 7 are respectfully invited to attend the | PEATE Gorm | oy te to you encloalty thd funeral, from the residence of his pareuts, 261 Joba street, | susiny hed with a noes of yaluabl> Gow this (Tesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. 1 | nied Oreestteaes "tons tat yon tid aoe Bad Lawwas.—On Sunday, Deo. 11, MarGanmr, danghter of | communteatior {f not, 1 shill be much pleased to hear “ cl B. t , and also gratified to receive a half dozen of your. proper arrangement of iio carriages. Coushloriog the | on the first days of February, May, August atd Novont. | fam? A. M. : New York City Banks, Deo. 12,1850, | “tue frivuis and -araualntences oe eee ads: | Preparation for tee ‘complexion. Your Gefen Cream immense assemblage the best order and decorum Were | er, in each year; that so much thereof ag shall have | MeKnight’s Malt Wine, equal to Im-| Bankz. Loans. 4 Specie. Circul’n, Net. Dep. | to attend the funeral this (Tuesday) afvernoon, at two | Meary’n teu tecler is thie chacming devios fer renteriog sot Fr She coffin containing the remains of tho dcceased Indy, | fallen due at the time of the decision of the Court on hear | Ported sle, st half the price, For atle everywhere. 4m tal Poole Tages aeaos nea Ota oe Nae Ermira They ra oplamtal dropes' Madame Preachre sl ‘was laid in the spacious hallway of tho main entrance; | ing ofthis eause on this report, be paid within thiety days | Barry's Trivopherous 4s the Rest and | ‘tsi ,002)652 "193,198 g2\104- “tasi2i2 | ‘minoty MeCartle, and ri ercarragery ig serial Barats Sng Aah a oe RT: with the lid off, and the'face of the corps; pale and rigid | thereafter, andthe residue as it Deoomes duo, to the | ebenpeet article for treceiog, bona cleaning curling, | Atlantic, 540,702 51,918 78,020 298.075 | Ann Diving, aged 18 years, 6 months and 26 days, lip dem pe ght cine lo haste avd Thagoioent alae’ cousteucted of resowend, | United Slates Trust Company of the ety of New York, for | Rreverriog and resioring tho alr. Ladle: eye Haid by all | Broad een soe MOT | eae {riedy, of tho family, and her brothers, Thomas, | omen are all erasy to Know my reelpe {cP x brifliait come ed with load inside, and trimmed with white satin’ | the plaintif’s use; that, as security for the payment of : Butch’s & Drov. 1,655,754 the resisance of her'abtner, No. 101 ase Blerects | PICSOG, J, ave, feat alt of tay good leeks already for with heavy silk fringes. The body was enshrouded ina white merino and satin dress, and decked with beautiful white flowers, emblematic or truth and purity. Two wreaths of flowers, on one of which was a cross with the deters I. H. 8., encircled her head, while the other simply contained the letter W. Four wreaths of white roses, intertwined with a few green leaves, were also luid ‘upon the lid of the coffin, and alfthe other little decora- ‘tions were in the best of taste. The usual silver plate lid contained the followihg inscription :— ‘upon PO OPINO SONIDO ODN INI ROLOONIDDE “ANN D. RICHARDSON, wife of Fegnxaxpo Woop, Died Dec. 9, Aged 37 yearé.”” NOLL LOOP OT ONDE DINE ODEON DOLE. such allowance, it would be reasonable and proper for 3 the defendant to transfer to the said Trust Company the | penne meron rid NE Mee Eke | ee 899,506 mortgage excouted by the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent | plied at the manumnolory, 289 Broadus ote se sir de Paul to the defendant, on the Fonthill property (ex- & darcy hibit No. 19, pechedule three, hereto annexed), dated the | Millions of Bottles of Mrs. Winslow's Fee 12918588 20th day-of December, 1856, for $75,000, together with | Soothing Syrup are now used every year nited States | © Brs the bond of the sald sisters of Charity, aan described; | for children teething, with never inling success.” elie ts oases 1197144 154,461 254,411. that on the punctual payment of the defendant of such al: | ‘mediate and cerlain. Only 20. a bottle. pee lowance, the said Trust Company pay the interest on the the from the residence of her mother, No. 101 East Eleventh | ant of this indupenaable usury. ae Lats traveling for the street this (Tueeday) afternoon, at tw o'clock: Health of my bile boy. * *'*"" * Obedient pours McE€rrg.—Un Sunday, Deo, 11, Jamus McB\Ter, a na- as 4 ao ds: detphia, aged 47 years, ’ ‘ old ‘eginblibed: dows No. OF Walker niceets frst store, from: ._ The relatives and friends of the family are requested to | $14, eetabliehed dep the preparation tesied on themes > attend the fuvera, this Tueeday: ‘afternoon, atone o'clock, | Janay; jaies,com, pee the, propar bi ; 908 | from his late residence, No. 168 Kighth avenue, without | “2 3/401/182 498,171 188,665 1,912'511 | furiher notice. T McLEES’ WEDDING CARD DEPO?, 605 BROAD- 105,768 810,029} Musox.—On Monday, Dec. 12, Erimwwe C. Mitow, ex- way-Elegant Cards; moderate prices. 151,720 212,016 | W. M. of the Lodge Union Francaise No. 17, aged 80 years As the visiters one by one by tho side of the coffin and tock a last look at cold, motionless face of death, many an eyo was seen to water and many an audi- ble sob broke forth, disturbing the solemn silence which a eleven o’clock, Mayor Tiemann and the Common Council having arrived, the Rev. Dr. Tyng made his ap- pearance on the stairs and read the solemn service for the dead according to the usual Episcopal form. He then pro- ceeded to deliver a brief but highly foe eo address, eulogistic of the dead, and alluding in a feeling manner to ‘the sufferings of the living ones left behind to mourn and ‘sorrow. No earthly hand, he said, could now uphold the strick- @m soul. It needed tho Saviour to bind up the wounds and heal the broken heart. He trusted that God’s love would be poured out into the desolate habitation of that ‘deautifal light which had now gone down in darkness. He thought ho had a right to speak of this child of God. Ten ‘years of pastoral care gavo him a right and an authority tor of her. Rarely on earth had a man been blessed ‘with one of such truth and devotion to his welfare. Rarely had a family beon blessed with so bright and holy said bond and mortgage, to be received by them, to the | Holloway’s Ointment.—Contracted. ‘Fant River 304 4 beet pes rain . ers, .... _ 804840 31,643 87}160 102,924'| apd 9 month. ROOKLYN REQUEST! ald GeTEDDAGS, Uy po payments oCprincipal usb. tang bot Fane tity pant ar meena been a ids cones, | praltoa, {2,411 490 276,301 160,098 1,006,157 | “"his friends and those of the family and the mombera | [3 “Powrthnreet, astern delet “Open dat, from Me reon tobe paid over to the defel ‘3 Hedoloreux and a)! affections of the nerves, of sensation or | Greenwich...... 701,786 69,456 141,653 454,673 | of the masonic fraternity, and those of the Union Fran- | 1,4 P.., for Indies exctnaively. Kvery ev q le pesigns without the Order of this Court—the defendant, | motion are equally cured by tie stme means, + 588,045 48,609 68,440 "$88,587 | caise No. 11, aro respoctiully invited to attend his funeral | With s select band of muelgand superior sacdie horses toe alls however, erty +, 1,431,210 152,612 04,029 634,788 | from the residence of his son-in-law, G. Grandner, most attract world. er eee ae rea enaEe the sold necurity, | HAL, Inimitable Hair Outter im every | Imps & Traders 200127 812/32 192/811 1/440'408 | Fulton avenue, ‘Brookign’ oa Wetveping. shteeine| Soe — c mt. re fees and otherwise in Prosecuting this action, not taxable Manbattan...... 4,578.47 687/851 313,477 2'731,417 | Remp.On Monday morning, Doo. 12, Kare Mancamer pera SROs Sep Bs costs merely Uo Dart of any Moneys paidorallowedby | Am Article Worthy the Confidence of | Manui’s &iierch 287,605 37,122 3'700 210/630 | only daughter of Toilp Hear tosea ho aged 3 in te. the defendant to the plaintiff since the commencement of | old and young—Professor WOOD'S Hair Restorative. Depot Ket. 614,850 178,287 212,857 803161 | years, Bmnonthe and 16 days, . NEW YORK MERCURY. this suit and before the 24th day of July, 1856, should bede- | 444 Broadway, and sold by all druggists nd fancy goods pe eT ios Ben The relatives wad ITieuds vf we TaMUY are invited to pera a perme fs WNSIMOAE Pond tite econ: attend the funeral on this (Tosetay) afternoon, at two OSS OF, DEEDS OF Ald. THD STATED, as su! le made; that un y sider Ne: nl with his opinion on the matters aforesaid, are hereto an: | | Cristadore’s Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou. PRL airplay gg ttcaetcon ligase St Sppointed we, take laween Sl Beet nexed, marked respectively schedules ove and two, and | Pest, the best in the world: wholes Rockr.—On Monday: morning, Dec. 12, after a long 1ll- | Somer of Chambers street, that all proofs taken by biin are also hereto annoxed, and SE RE RO bam Wea Lee ames ane peers =i Sata Aon, aa a marked echedule three, wherein also appears avy rejec- Dr. Marsh Continues to Apply His Radi- The relatives.and friends of the family are respectfully C Cortate cure and preventive, Heagmas & Gove tion by him of proof offered. All of which is respect(ully | eal Oure Truss With success effecting Permanent cures of invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at | Ice with slycerine, Ifumed as ‘will keep the’ ekin submitted. A. C. BRADLEY, Reteree. hernia or rupture. MARSH & OU., No. 2 Vesey sireet, N. ¥. one o'clock, from her late residence, 74 West Thirty-third | in the coldest weather. Qnly 35 cents. ‘New Yonx, Dec. 1, 1859. : Street. ‘Het remains will be taken io Greenwood for in- |, HEGEMAN & 00. Nos. 16, 99,611 and 766Brosdwag. al prepernione Min tho form of Loseages a ofall moseeine | N° Crus 86,274 ‘306,200 e—On Me Dec. 12, the beloved daughi = ONT = 11S; ENLARGED Supreme Court—General Term. Pre] , a > 4 Romans. fon 12, the belove iter 1 meet on Tuesday, December 13, to an- cet, BROWNE bronchial Coches or core Loren, | N: ¥. Exchange. 362,788 24,088 112,648" 281,805 | of William and Isabel ‘Romans, aged 10 years and 5 | (JORNS BUNIONS INVERTED NAILS: BNL &RGRS ‘This Court will meet on Tuesday, © 13, cough remedy. BROWN'S bronchial tochea or congh Lozen- | North america, 1,640,007 137,086 70081 66l'3%9 vio Fi < ri James | gesraliny tertation which induces coughing, haviag direct in- | ++ 1,546, é , months. Incoriventence to the. ACHARIE, ounce decisions, and to pass sentence again on James | ges Alley iritition which induces coughing, having North pipliciaas sailoaes Stephens, who was convicted of poisoning his wife, but Dr. River... 450.966 91/090 77.399 | 440,498 | ‘Tho rolativos and friends of the family are respectfully | Ghirodopist 700 ‘Brociwey.” Welers tthe respited in effect by a writ of error, until the day fixed joan 101468 | invited to attend the funeral this (Toeeday) ‘afternoon, mt | xeoD8 oF thin ct. two o’clock, from the residence of her grandfather, B. for bis execution had passed by. In such cases the law | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. . SWEETS IPA! provides that the prisoner shall be brought before the Su- 180,740 2, 5077 ons, at orth M aireat. R. TPALLIBLE Lelie! eine et . preme Court, and that the Judges shall sign a new war. Monpay, Dec. 12—6 P.M. t “ 124,416 781,116 | California papers please copy. 123/8e2 420,327 | Suuin.—In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Dec. 11, Purse Samu, Dp LA RUE & 908 140,969 1,754,776 | im the 60th year of his age. CELEBRATED ENGLISH PLAYING OARDS. ‘an example, as the family whose earthly guide had been at ene another day for carrying the judgment The bank statement of to-day compares as follows with | Republic. + 8,925,452 202496 2/827,667 ‘The ‘roms and deqcbiatanose of the family, and those OCHRE, BOARTS, PIQUST AND WHI?’ CARDS. _ - taken from ihat house, Ho would not stop to speak of effect that of leat wbek Seventh Ward. 1,207,587 216,809 609,592 | of his son, Chas, Smith; also those of his brother-in-law, at dod > <8 Nasmnastvcet; New York her-Vistien | OF of Bee spon nea Court Calendar—This Day. brought the honors and sorrows of the carth together, nor of hot mysteries of that Divine Providence who had mow taken her away from among them. His beloved friend who lay there in silence before thom, would, if she could speak, direct him to a different point, and would say, ‘“My beloved pastor, direct them to the Saviour.” Coumox Pizas—Part 1.—Nos. 1805, 1606, 1621, 1623 to 1€81, 1683, 1140, 803. Part 2—Samo as yestorday. Unrrep Srares Dnsrrict Counr.—Nos. 96, 102, 108, 119, 121, 97, 68, 64, 74, 75, 112, 54 to 57, 59 to 62, 72, Strskion CouRt—Part 1.—Nos. 663, 697, 715, 631, 265, 764,678 x es 4 718198 89,561 those Quinn’ aes Shoe and Leather 5,085,874 1, 6,150,298 | Peter Fitzpatrick, and tl of his jhew, Chas. pipet 1eaene, | State of N. York, 3,728,800 “@24,002 228,604 2'285,276 | are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his FOR THE HoLmars, cee Briar | St Nicholas... 1/041,114 163,385 94/288 '563,785 | lato residence, Hopkins street, near Throop avenue, TAYLOR'S SALOON, awe 8481486 76,871 AT vis ARH OGL 122803 S17896 , O85.814 | Brooklyn, this oTuesday) afterncon, at two o'clock. Nee ee aiaon et esate ce mene tm 82,667 812,705 Union.......... 2,702,415 610,237 221,821 2,011,710 ‘Surmt —At anes a Seer De, 9, Lita Le | to his elk ‘asso:tanent of French and Axertoan Chatsetion- ” " nn nnn wens | GRAND SurTH, Only daughter of the late Le Grand Smith, , suitabbe for holiday fetes. Among are & vo ad — | Total...... .$122,025,408 19,750,635 8,481,486 76,571,427 | of this city, and granddaughter of Stephen Smith, Es .,of | riety of French Fancy Articles for dresshn Curses Grose Bee 2Nos. 488, 452 ; Affecting indeed was tho request made to him, in | 273, 1, 487, 689, 711, 713, 714,227. | Part 2—Nos. 485,452, | 7. statement this week includes the first report from ane esate Net tet 2 Norwalk, Conn., aged 6 years and § months. Bik ausoe iment of Fasicy Boxes of Goafouonary, aleg Ohoaoe i hher dying moments, relating to the dedication of her eee eer caine ccay tee the new Manufacturers and Merchants’ Bank, which is as CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Vas Wart.—On Monday afternoon, Dec. 12, Apatate, | laes,Roudeanz, Fancy Flowers, Torpedoes, Fredah Molioem, Tate O00 Re ee, eek | end rire % Mowpar, Doc. 12—6 P. M. | wife of Charles Van Wart, in the 28d year of her age. His sesartmeat of ornamented Plum and Plain Cnkes will be Ps nh holy z at a nen st Hee Ag thesor follows:— AsnEs.—The sales embraced smail lots pots at 6}4¢., ‘The relatives-and foiends of the tamily are invited to ready on the ‘20th.of {hie month, and will be found very suge- Pe pe ‘oy : 4 sacrament pi ‘ptism. nox ibiher: The Family Herald. $287,505 | while pearls were quiet aud nominal at.54¢¢. attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three Yn beauiy.and style of ornameat, quality THE PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS—LIFE ON THR Dright abode, and found rest whore tho sorrows of the | "ROAD INTELLIGENCE FROM CHINA--AFFAtRS 3N | Circulation rior 87,122 |" ‘Breaperver8—The movements in flour were restricted. | o'clock, from the residence of her father-in-law, Captain | cake. creature were forgotten forever. Sho was indecd one Pe 4 Prices of low and medium brands of State and Western | K. Van’ Wart; No. 26 Eighth avenue. The remains will | ———~ TED PAPER. ‘ I Deposits (gross). declined a shade. Sales to-day ; 14,000 bbls. State and | be taken to Somerstown for interment. AYETY’S MEDICA’ ce i— iG FROM UTAH—THE FUNERAL leclined a shade. les iy: 14, Is. an ‘Wis ask you, if you value lineaz.and comfort, to use ee re Seay rife, and mother, cue who made | Ty JOaN SROWN -LOOAL NEWS OF THE usreoro. | ‘The inerente in loans above reported will naturally at- | Weerern, 1,800 bbls, Bootbern, sud 880. bbls. Osuatio. cons. -—On Saturday, Deo. 10, Many Exszanem, relic oe, pure Medicated Paper, in placa of pelsenous colored, that sad housoappear to thelr friend, when hereafter he LI8—MARKET REPORTS, ETO. tract attention at Washington. It will be noticed that the a 5S. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | “For ER aor Eriggists, and atthe depots, 4 Aun street amd ‘would come in from the bustle of earthly life,and hear | he Fawmy Beran of Wednesday next will contain a full | banks have gone on increasing their loans for some 25 a 585 | invited to attend the funeral services, at St Mark's | 440 Ureadwaye Seen erm eiaansnaer wat @ pulls ot’ yinincse report of the proceedings of Congrees—Interesting Debateson | weeks, while their specie ha; been declining, and the OT3a 5 20 Ela, acpi renter leh bos nth strect, this Fyrxon THY PARENTS. and soothed him after the cares and troubles attond- | the Slavery Question, &c., &c.; A very interesting article de | wants of the commercial community have justified no par- [og aie tat Ef : be ¢ Woe it Tonkers, Westchester ovunty, N. ¥., om HONOR THY PARONTS. os peNTS. A ie tie linsaadlidoa eseabateer eorenaeaeat oie eoe tsursoae Ms a aahcaien ee ie Hcular expansion. Members of Congress will have no | sized to straight Southern 65 a § 80 | Sunday, Dec. 13, of dropay, Mrs. Many Wooprtxe, oged 52 | Tiv mostaccoptable gift a child caasmake thelr parenis i @ mo all who) thant Meter py idea Mecano sal pti ler eee rer aco eat difficuity in determining that the expansion proceedsfrom | Straight to good extra do. 85.8 7 25) years. of a ith "him—aye, ‘even those yi a anne a, : Z : d acquaint f the family pre in: ‘SEMMONS & CO.'S Sehieas sec eeaieae *balneed HEMT NGRES eat To Caer dns Core madect at titent fall hake Glan de! | ® desire of the several bank presidents to earn large hie extra family and baker 3 8 $00 | The trends and acqnintanens of he family pre farted TAMILIAN PROBL es nt Coreen Ae eee Chee ee, cant | tailing adaira among the Mormons; An Account ofthe Funeral | dividends without regard to tho future of the commerce | Grn meni... ot aioe. | thatea tele bw tata in Calgary: Comet: Wikies. | To besbained only at made bimfbelieve her to be a light of God, shining | of John Brown, with the Services on the Occasion; Editorials | of the country. We may! now take for granted that aires was vey Pe arene Reports ee a Crt gl org. Traine lenve Chanibacs sirest for: Yonkewe aa batt. No, 66976, Bree der Lafarge-ouse, fore-on earth, “which bad exorted its inflyetoo over on Leading Topics; all the Local News of New York and ad- | they aro fairly launched on the tide of expansion; that | sales of 12,500 bushels Milwaukee lib, at $i 18 0 St 90 | past scven o'oloi. Carriages will be In waitingat Cham: cient rs all. He should be unre eae too, CG coger ak joining cities; Reports of the Condition of the Cattle, Money | they are going to repeat the fatal experiment which, in Pt ,000 bushels at 85c. a 950. for new and old white and | bers street depot at twelve o'clock. FOBIAN, cLaR , & OOAGEEMES SED COD Tay did not say wae the lig) Age hey Dalene rend a and Provision Markets; Coroners’ Inquesis; Marringes and | 1959, stripped the importers of their profits, and, in 1857, | yellow Southern, Jersey and Northern. Sates were also Wormy.—At Oyster Bay, Long Island, on Sunday, Godteh vara, by HEGEMAN CO., Poa eae 2a Mn gr pare eget nate le ae Deaths, and a record of all events of the week preceding ofan | Heoducod a financial crisis, Whether, under the circum. | reported of 2,600 bushels Rye at 89. a 90c.; and 8,500 | Dec. 11, Mra, Dxxonan Worry, aged 97 years, 5 months | odfeb livers, to those dear children whom she had left behind, her memory would shine forth as a light which would shed its benignant influence on their futuro life. To ‘him who was thus bereaved, in the cares of the ofice 534¢. for Canada Kast, and 7c. a 79c, | and 27 days. sfecenting ce Sapo ee ‘ stances, any help can be expected from Congress wo | PUsole Paney at hac. Kor Mauna Martly for shipmont:| Tho fricnds and relatives are respectf' dy invited to —— The ¥. Henatp is published on Wednesday of Ligh pe for State. Oats 4 , partly for ‘ships ¥ ie cavRge aaah an 4 shall presently be enabled to judge. In the meantime, | to New Orleans, at a shade firmer prices. Canada, West- | attend the funeral, from the residence of ther gon, John —. week, at $2,per annum;single copy fouroents. Subscrip- : caus Worthiy, Red Bank, New Jersey. KEROSENE OTL. to which he was clovated, hor memory would bo like | eee a en eo er et Feline cea | importers cannot be too cautious in ordering for next GREY eit SA we, Aas AIG dens 1H Peasy yah iv » Ne ois BB se eae ee ae pate tim cad Leading Dim | Npesau street; sagle coplen can be obtained at the counter | year. ‘The banks avow tho principlo that merchants must | “720, tswae quiot and sales limited to 400: bags St. Do- : So ae A FULL SUPPLY FOI WHITER. portion was that to which she bad succeeded! And should | andof all news egente, Advertisements inserted at the usual | look out for themselves; lot them do so in time. ‘The de- | miingo on DEHeate ers about a0. bate, elaning | “A RGSSPANTARREEE HAR DES F CSSGNERN DEFOT OF COMPAKY, we uot consider what might happen when our carthly | Herat rates cline jn the bank specie ls small; next wook the Califor. | Comox <The sales embraced, about gop, bales, closing | Ne Te rape? aaa: Hours lovecwilhout that ewothove of eternal | Drawings of the Delaware Stato Lotte | "8 remittance will enable the banks to rise once moro | Oy'Salurday" last included thoso chiefly sold on the | 1. eotorigg Roe MM IQUED, HAT & Dr ancda'| SS SSSRI EP OBERTLOL a aerent the aarance of the word of Golewroaid te | rlee< WOOD. EDDY & CO, Monagers ofthe over twenty-one millions, previous day. ‘The sales on Saturday did not excved 700 | hor coloring we hate, wesakars nn to” asinches’ to any shade, N10 0 SHIN, FUBLIC TS, Cbs ROR ama ond naught but death and deop despair. | H LAWANE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MiSSOUL STATE Money is ensy to-day, without particular change in the | # 800 bales. or stain the skin, and can be used stan ¢ time, ‘The moment it | goat, abe is going to fetire, from business. All the gooda are. bet gy rome ig os ger eenag age eg semble LOTTERIES. cf Beaton hi FReiGHTs —To Liverpool, 300 boxes cheeso were en- | {supplied the color Is set and willrem’ Jn'so, "Tis the cheapest | Coltatieiorthe meson for ladies, ts bay hand ae ears pon poreated ToaMe dace oad | gaDRMMaRe Berm Guise NG Gis Decaxnen 12 10, | | raton. Fir clase short accoptances aro readily current | gored at gos., 800 turons eof at dx. 0% , 10tonwwbaln | nod Bes dye sl Fath bap and mines 32, 67, 52, 58, 66, 44, 38, 31, $9, 14, 16, 57, 23, 49. cir with the bereaved family, they woul 180 ora ale dotermination to go from that house to- ay, asking themselves seriously the question, “What hall it profit a man if ho gain the whole world and lose is own soul?—or what shall a man give in exchange for is soul ?”” Soon for each of those present would that ser- ice be performed; and he (the speaker), would soriously x himself when he lay down to resign his spirit into tho Onl; - d THIRTY SEVEN CEN ,tg 4 BOX, 5, at 6 a 63;, and some paper which could not be sold better | foots at 25s., 10 tons clover seed at 25a, 100 vbis. pork at |. ae sees eet BN CEN ors 4 6,97, 43 Ta dds BT DLs 2 ab, 63, TH, 34, 50, | than Blast week, passes at 7. Among the brokers there | 92. i, 100 800 bales of cotion at7 921. to 1-4d., and 60 |. Ch teeahrst gr each pens Prine?” jinee Ae sash Hale Dyoss | DAINT, GREASE SP &C. ‘ ‘3 7 r Grand sireo ed nstantly. Gloves, silks, ribbons, £e., cleaned. - ‘circ! he een addresat do, sea island at 5-16d., and 60 tierces currents at 200. | New Sook. Sold by Mra. Hayes, fee,’ lopot Oe Ae an emeN i Call loans tend M c f “| a a ual to new, without fnjury to the Cincnlars wr OD: MDT & CO. Wiameton, Delaware, | #20 change. Call loans are readily had at 6, and on | yo yondon, 300 boxes cheese at 40s., 100. tiercos beof ab | and Waimut street, ? atone equal to new, 1 ry 10 sh detent solr oF State securities at §a63,. Many bankers have had loans | §3. 3d., and 100 bbls. pork at ds. 0d. There was noting: | = “ bottle Dashes ot onis wero enguged for | AT EVERDRLS’ WEDD! 8a CARDS, ROTR ae Con BORMAN & CO., Nos. 161, $99, SLL and 766 Broadway. ‘Punne stress New Orleans at 5c. Brady's Gallery, 043 Broadway, Corner | out at 5 for some weeks, which they have nover thought | 2eW to Glasgow. 6, ie He y leeeker street | Hollday Presente—lvorytypes, x super | of disturbing; so general is the bellef that for some time | My or eane eS OS: 9 o09 boxes of raisins were made at | oly at Siz Broadway, corner’ f° Busse ARTIRG, WEDDINGS, PRIVATE BALLS 4632" 7e it, would he havo that and te atyle of Picture for Holiday resents. Alao, ] vs "i 8 a a eae erent tetera ene 'AYEOR, Broadway, corner of Franklin street, having. nee toe ‘Of mortally which he edi oF dst GmpaliniFbotogruphs, Miniatures, Ambro\ypesand Daguerres to cee an shape sects ee aie be anh Se ging effi toh oe Ped edie fais me bes Lo a $285 for M. R., GREAT CHANGE ro pauE STRRMOSOUriN “AD Cane ‘acini tie ‘cit ai fui iment a fo ur? “Ho that believeth in mo shall nevor die.” Ho The foreign exchange market is lower, but active at the | With halves and quartersin proportion. aa G mie fa OURAT, Weddings, parties, Dalls, Ao , at's moderate prices Re ae sey ial and at the penes of God mignt | Brooklyn.—Williamson Bro.’s Photo. | decline. Francs are sold by leading drawers at $.18% for | and for prime quality higher rates were asked oun heeenee or Views a DA ee) Se , st on those dear children, and make that to them an yundance of peace, lovewnd fidelity to God. ‘At the conclusion of the reverend gentleman’s remarks bogan to move, the ladies and gentle- yusly got into their carriages. The pro- . + FABULOUSLY LOW PRICES. Fraphic, Gems, Cameo-tynes fortiockets, Daguerreotypes, &¢., | short sight, and 6.15%; for sixty days; sterling ranges | | Hors.—Tho market was steady, with sales of somo 60.2 | Every one who has rea’ ide ‘Waverley Novela should have = UERU’S COD LIVER JELLY— ‘249 Fulton street. ‘i rted at 10c. a 18c. for the new crop. set of stereoscopic viewr ‘ecenes. vy The ‘certain cure for Consumption, Asthma and ely pie fan eee Paarup Lint di Meo Ra vnc Be a cee ace aaa roost eestch pig was gold nt $23. &$2) 50, sx months. | TER SOOTT. 4 oa Othoe So7 Broadwar | was of Coughs, ia taken withoxtnauses Junius T. S.—Meade Brothers Phos | theso rates, of course, specie cannot go forward; the | {yyy.—Salea of a fow hundred barrels were made at 80c. ee eee ee i ‘TED CASTOR OYL.—The tographs of Mr. § can be procured by his friends at $1 and $2 . ; 10.8 PASSPO" gpg ISSUED THROUGH EDWARD | QUBRU'S PATENT JELLIF enh, at 8 Broadway, oppole the Fark foreign bankers are: drawing against cotton, bills, which | my ee kalos of 20 bbls, old orop New. Orleans, | Abe HLSSELIs Now 7 Publi, Oommladoucr of Deoda ot al Reeosntion of the ofl ls obvialed, and it does not cause ba ie ag cee eee fs gs onebgninnse yaad tone ig were made at d3c., and 100 do, new crop do, at Bc. ‘ray, corner of Chambers street. . Nw 7 The Ivory Ary ‘The price of sight bills on New York at the cities men- Navat Stores.—Sales of 650 bbls. spirits turpentine © JONED, 10. awry ae AM BORNE OC POHICR Tyng and other clergymen. | Gumwmys GALA DE ONE AT acknowledged | tioned is as foliows, the price being expressed in the cur- | were mace at é5c. for shipping Jota, 4410. a doo. for | A” .i@'aress Bz AND J? ANN STREET, #4 FRENCH pierenpore saci meee | TUM No be. dhe moet Keaudful ‘says OF phlograpbie plo- | rency of tho cities where tho bills are drawn:— See OC Ter RO ae ee mmmnon resin. | Call and eee idem before purctasing. . Judge Roosevelt. Charles 0'Conor. fie gree Presented to the public; in Brilancy oftone bn 1% premium. | “Ons were comparatively quiet and prices unchanged. ‘A SEAR © garosrry 1s Hon. Judge Sutherland. James C. Willet. bility, it is far to "the best miniatures on ivory; = ay Provistons.—Pork was in request and salos were made TEay QUADRUPLE CONSTELLATION, Bebe pea ot eee So eas poday Rite ie the pe iy Mi sy of 2,600 Dbls., part mess, for. future, delivery; seller's BRING RIGHT FERT BY SERS ne Bea se moses Sky khuea Aan reece | pest Rea ity a EMA | ou ENROL REET A sey ‘The hearse. “ + inquited for at stoady prices: sales 600 bbls. Eard has | each.” B; 7 Ib coplen $2; So cen gay conte sori atc marenteeati | Suenengs Rastserene are mee At S| Siabaramenee ie mmceser teeta | er ee v 3 4 . 5. | of at >. &113¢0. per Ib. OTION.—O} 4 5 s lazer emann and Common Counoll'in carriages. | LISHIBD 18 1840 BI8 8 8 aiscount, | Soon urmacted in out. media a former rates Haoon, | AL 1» ence area mene Binh avenues wm cent iy fiten i ‘oy me sn butter and cheese have been ve. oe ‘cover; ae Judges, eel arerig remem = as of the family. eat dae’ Onnta class SEDRRER IG. tee rae ‘The Stock Exchange is dull and noglected, with a | SvGars were firm. Tho sal braced out 500 a 600 Bens, acinire, Tables, Heereres, Bookcae, “lace carn, ‘About fifty light wasnt the pictorial art, Cheapesi in the city. general, though very slight, decline in prices. The | Bhds. Cuba inuscovade, chief! ou, au 0 Bur atin Bedstead, W eerceay as. Soveral handved citizen , thoug) ’ 7340. and about 6,500 bags . {o8" hor Beds, Blankets. onk dining room Furniture, Chios and proceeded wiv sone Herring’s Patent Champion Fire business of tho morning to-day was very small in- WEKRY.—Sales of 400 bbls. were made at 2é0. m fssware, superb mantel Vases, brouze Clock, rung one nity Cometery, erbeauttal Ile burying stored me Ubeguareprot Gefen. 51 Broadway, corserot Muay | deed. Southern Stato stocks do uot oom to. ro- \* Sees See ive miles from the residence of Mayor anda few | street, 2 ARC ai A cover from the depression which commenced at the Merried. bets NEW ay Tiny Secreted io ook at tho impaant | _De@ance Salamander Safee—With Pa- | time of tho John Brown foray; Tennessecs de. ae Ree be Hawes : ee Be: re j FOR THE STRREORCOPE. nd the greatest sorrow were exhi: | test powder-proof locks and cross bars, ‘Also, Ore and burmiar | ctined 3% per cent to-day, and Missourls wore not | oniy son of Sir Culling Rardloy, Trt., of Bodwoll’ Park, VOLES Bae aoeat wee caval [apct dora and when the pro- Bice Frmerty a Per ret) ROBERT M. PATRICK, | HOPE st the timo of the lato reaction. Among tho rail. | Hassell, ar Sames Magee, Hoa., of Now nen hay LONDON STEREOSCOPIC CO., 5 uy 4 ‘the oollege of the Christian ——$—$— Foad stocks the most active is Galena, which is freely sokd | “Santer of mmel & day, Deo. 10, 4, saga ics staal, tbo young sean oeee ae ae Holiday Presents, Splendid Billiards, | short by tho boars on the strength of the Rockford quar- | ing Rey. &. T. Hebbord, J. 8, Sis, of New York sit 7 A ae ees nls ae ag witha uncovered heads on the Jaen, fron ime build. Oia bara Pianos exchanged for, building material& | yo}, Tt gold to-day as low as 073%, and closed thia afternoon ears, daughter of Ebenexor Jayne, Keq., & Tor- VALUABL® AND WET! ‘eran 1. Coney rescind . ay bon a at 6734 bid. Rock Island does not vary. The earnings ae VOIGTEANDER OPERA 4! Si which you mended tate way. sowiy to he ile Dio of grated | q Be, tBe LemdtenmOme of Leighton’s Hx- | Povo ral week in Deormber show an facrea.ef Over Dica. * _~ | wild atthe soo agen, __SRHMONS 6-008. ‘herein, the dead was about to bo laid in her lst long iggealve. tls Broadway, onpoatle fe nitbelane $6,000, or about forty-five per cout. INtnols Contras | Acrsniax.-On Monday, Dec. 12, at West FF me, West- T BELOW COST, TOCLOBRSTOUR, A a op ioe heures WN GAVG; eter The. cheven, | @vevwonte ne Evans lower. The management bere expects tbata large ypro- | thester Op.» N.Y te ed 8 Peele, OT Ae ee Risstacore AND VIEWS, ; remains of the decased’ were interred amid andgome Black Cloth Overcoat, portion of the British holders will pay wy in full in Fobrua- | ©. i i = At__SEMMONS & CO. most Le ppry e = ie a is claps ry. Hudson River continucs firm, Contral was rather o friends ere aes, Si atlend the funo- BRAUTIFOL COMPLEXION “LATRD'S BLOOM, OF departed stood close by, ‘bathed in tears, and evident- lower to-day, without much activity, “AN this season of | (1 ie, Sernoon, at halt Dass (Wo oven tre tls A, outh, or Liquid Peart complexion and ak. Sid by | Some att binding. “Itcontaina about 400 poss, and the Geeply affected. Whon this, tho most trying portion of the year speculation on tho Stok Exchange is unasnal, | * axnensox.—On Monday, Deo. 12, Cimorae Avavervs Ax- | inde Ha wonderful effecis may be seen and tried | Je one dollar per copy. For sale wu Soak Srdere 6 i: pervicet, Neha the Sa omen ord on tent ‘and tho market is loft to the corstrol of a few strect spocu- DERION tn the a yore of hi nl i — Ladies’ ing » PREO ER ALD Pusuders is Ann suest, New "york. e people again carriages, e relatives an lends Me aro res) tfully eh eee — ‘iven ack to the city at full speed. a lators, who, for the Vo ne piiless Poscke Lenya invited to attend hy; funeral to-day (Tucaday), from his | uy gue EUREKA 5 AGENTS WANTED, (1) BROADWAY. sine PRESENTATION OF AN ADDRESS TO MR. WOOD. been bears. In the af¥rnoon to-day the market was | jaty residence 6@ Orchard strect, B CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE. . “RAGLE SEWING MACH. SMPANY, Rie As soon aa tho Mayor clect returned to his homo, after without change, and atecks closed steady at ue following ' Branc—Op Monday morning, December 12, Neuse, Ontge 499 Bequdwar, SELL MACHINES AT FROM ®, TO $100, —E—E——————————