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against 17,000 in. tho dot parts, 61,000 bales: total fe ego ahead of last recoipts ut all Southern ports ahead ‘ot ast year, 321,000 bales; stock at New Orleans, 484,000 ‘Sugar dull, and declined 146. at O30. a The. -Eastorn hay, $08 por ton. Coflee Glosed firm nt 103¢c. a Tiago; pales of the week, 14,000 bags; imports, 17,000 Tage: stock at the port, 68,000 against 46,000 the same time last year. pyisipths Mouins,, Dec, 22, 1859, Cotton—Sales to-day, 3,500 bales, at unchapged rates. ‘Nothing done since the receipt of the Asia's advices. Barrons, Deo, 23, 1859. Flour dull. Wheat firm: sales 4,000 bushels v ery choice white at $1 25a $1 40; red, $1 20a $1 25. Corn buoy- nt and lo. higher: yellow and white, 72c. a 760.; yellow, ‘Bdc. a 85c. Provisions dull: mess pork, $16 50! bavon, sides, 93sc. Whiskey dull: Ohio, 26%c. a 27c. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23, 1859. Flour steady; superfine, $5 375 @ $5 00. Wheat duil ; Sales of 2,000 bushels red at $1 32 a $1 34; white, $1 40 a $150. Corn lower : sales 4,000 bushels new yellow at ‘80c, Cae 5 Old, 92c. Whiskey firm at 26340. a 27340. po peti ‘the week, $46,750. Increase over same week » $24,000. Tnports of the week, $117,000, ak pyc compared with same week last year, $2,450, Cixcinnani, Des, "28,1869. Flour tachanged. Whiskey firm at 23c. a 233;c, Wheat firm. Hlogs quiet; asin 1 at $6 26.8 $6 40. Receipts to-day, 3,000. Mees por! 16 50, Lard, 10c. a 10%, pal ce Great Union Meeting tm Williamsburg. Cast evening quite a large assemblage of citizens con- *gregated at Washington Hall, E. D., for the purpose of an ~expreasion of sentiment in relation to the prosent crisis. “Mr. Kalbfleisch, Esq., of the Eightcenth ward, presided, and the usual number of vice presidents and vecretaries ~were appeinted. Letters were read from Hon. Greene C. Bronaon, fernando Wood, Daniel S. Dickinson, Erastus Brooka aud Charles O’Gonor, approving of the objects of ‘the meeting, and expressing their regrets at not being able to be present, Hon. Amasa J. Parker, E. 0. Perrin and Colonel Thorpe ‘tripts laat week, 100,000 b ae a rede tant years ours up 1m , svar, 200,000 bales; rec award ine ‘execution of the Jaws, to convert its treasonable sabonare inte saints ant oarigrsrandie forcite aya: pathetic political orations and demonstrations at thetr decense, fiave Fendered it necessary that good and etriotlo men of ail aioe f the United Bisies should unite in expressions of ndemnation aud repudiation of such xcis and vow Sete Feadinees to enforce legal punishment against ag gressiona upon the rights of the South ‘a fall such orien vernment ee the Union past ages has ‘us thal the great danger’ to republican governments arises from the slow Sram anes process of internal disnnion and disaffec- tion, we are thereby admonished to watch carefully and Jealoualy every attempt to create hostility between the different ‘sections of the Union, and particulerly to meet with decided Feprobaiion the first etforis of those internal foes who carry on their treasonable acis under the protection of its tlag and the mmunity of iis ch'zeuship. Resolved, That we will‘iot by our votes or influence ooun- tevance the'agitation of those questions of domestic policy whic excites any one section of the Union against the other, and all for an “irrepressible conflict” of North or South East or ‘Weatern interest or feeling. Resolved, That the compact formed by the founders of our government gave to the population of éach section end to settle weir domestic institutions in their own wa} distinctive features which conatitutes the founda Hivertioa--the right of self { governmeat-—and is equally neces. he protection. of plndeneninns oF the Nort shine ‘Souith, and that all attempts of political lers to prove a cocaine eat bloody crusade between the North and the South, ‘ean only terminate in producin; bp jalur: toour whole population ad destroying the {nteresta of the colored race. Trial Trip of the New Steamship Monti-~ cello, The new acrew steamship Monticello, with a large par- ty of invited guests on board, proceeded down the bay yesterday morning on a trial trip to test the efficiency of the ‘‘docalorator,” a recent invention of engincers Cune- 600 aud Lighthall, for cooling, or rather condensing steam, ‘Bo that it may be again used in the boiler—the great de- ideratum of steam navigation—all attempts at which have herctofore practically failed. The company on board was principally composed of ur most eminent engineers, whose united testimony was that the “decalorator”’ is a complete success. Messrs. Cromwell & Co. are the first to adopt this important invention, and, we are told, will place it on all their steamers. ‘The Monticello is one of our fastest ocean steamers, making fully twelve knots in ordinary, and up to four- teen knots in favorable weather. She was built by the veteran Jabez Williams, at Greenpoint, under the super- Antendence of Jobn Baird, for the New York and Virginia Screw Steamship Company, as a companion vessel to the ‘Mount Vernon, and will with her form a semi-weekly Tine to Washington and Alexandria. For strength of bull, Deauty of model, completeness of finish, and those ali” ties that go to make up a first class steamer, the Monti- cello is certainly one of the finest specimens of the taste and skill of our New York mechanics. ‘The Monticello was launched on the 20th of September Yast, 1s 160 fect in length, 28 feet beam, 26 feet depth of hold, and measures about 700 tons. She has a direct act- ing er engine, with a 62 inck cylinder and 42-inch rty returned to the city in the evening, highly ate pe th the steamer, as well as with their entertain ment on board. City Intelligence. Farat Accipet.—A butcher named Samuel Compton, of Fulton market, while riding on one of the Fourth avenue railroad cars last evening, accidentally fell off near the corner of the Bowery and Grand street, the car passing over bim, imjuring him 60 severely that he died shortly afterwards. ‘The Coroner was notified. Accipgnt oy THE Hvpsoy River Rawroap.—Yesterday morning, while a freight trainjwas running down in the vicinity of ker’s Bay, a brakeman, named Hunter, Jost big balanes and fell between the cers, killing him al, See instantly. His body was frightfully mutilated. Deara or an Orp Sra Capraiv.—The flags on the ship- ‘ping in the harbor were at half-mast yesterday, on ac- count of the death of Capt. Alexander C. Marshall, for ‘many years one of the popular commanders of our Liver- pool packets. The deceased retired from business some years since, having amassed a handsome fortune. He was Sixty years of age and a brother to Capt. C. H. Marshall, owner of the Black Ball line of packets. The funeral will take place to-day, from the late residence of the deceased, in Monroe place, Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn. Sapotx Horse Cive.—The improvements which,are be- ‘ing made in the Central Park, which will afford great fa- ~eilities for exercises on horseback, have induced several gentlemen of this city to organize a saddle horse club, for the encouragement of the practice of horsemanship and of ‘the breeding and training of saddle horses. A regular con- stitution has been drawn up for the regulation of the soci- ety, and those who may take an interest in the movement cag, receive information from the President, Charles A. a; the Vioe President, Dr. Edward Bayard; the Trea- surer, John A. C. preys and Messrs. George E. Waring and Wm. A. Leffingwell. Firgin East Twerrr Stamer—locr Horses Burst ro Dearn.—Shortly after nine o’clock last night a fire broke out in a row of frame stables in the rear of No. 203 (‘ast Twelfth street, owned by Peter McGwim. The whole ‘row were destreyed. Loss $200; no insurance. There were some fifteen or sixteen occupants. All the horses were taken out except four, which were burnt to death. * The horses burnt were owned by Wm. Bulham, John McGuire, John Brady and Peter Coyle, they were ‘worth about $100. Noinsurance. The los of feed, hay, &c., will amount to $200; no insurance. ‘The fire, no doubt, was caused by the carelessness of one of the tenants going a the stable with alighted candie while putting up his orse. Fire iv Saventa Avance —Between ten and eleven o’clock yesterday morning a fire occurred in the frame building No. 104 Seventh avenue, owned and occupied by Elle McQuade. The flames were soon extinguished. to the building about $5; to the stock of second rniture about $10. Insured for $850 in the Beek- — viwcranse Company. Fins oy Ciarg Srreer— Lrrris Gin Berwep 10 Deati — About half past twelve o'clock yesterday afternoon a fire occurred in the bazement of the rear tenement building No, 7 Clark street, in the promises of Jobn Lynch. Mra, Lynch went gut and left her two children locked up in the room. She had not been gone more than fifteen Minutes when the room was <iscovered to be on fire. The citizens and police broke open the door, and extinguished the fire, when the eldest child, about three years of age, ‘waa found on the floor, burned toa crisp. The youngest child, about sixteen months old, was taken out uninjured. Tynch and his wifo, it is anid, aro vory poor, and at the * dime the fire occurred were out seeking assistance. It is supposed that the child’s clothing caught fire from the erate, Heboken City Intelligence. Taw Mysremovs Deami or Mr. Loerssex—Tax Waton And Monky Discovanxp.—The ihquest on the body of Mr. “B. Luerssen, found in the water, near Sybil’s Cave, was resumed yesterday afternoon, before Justice O'Neil, of Hoboken. Several ‘Witnesses, including some of the ferry hands, were introduced for the Purpose of ascertaining, if possible, if Mr. L., or a person answering his description, had been observed crogsing the ferry, or in Hoboken. No additional facts, however, were clicited. Justice O'Neil visited Mrs. Inerssen’s house in New York, on ‘Thureday night, and in examining a desk, cee the watch and wallet containing money, which the w ippose: secon i heaps teow with him on the day heen eet “ position is that Mr. 1. having ordered of spirits made from mi mroviots, and ae | ‘boon told. that it would ‘spat bis Sie tubs, had decided to countermand the order. r this purpose he probably crossed over to Hoboken, oA being a stranger, went up Hufaon strect and along athe walk bordering the river towards Union Hill. ae is ‘Btormed at the time, he was probably ng th i hen ii ixomaatres wal Drella, and being in ‘the habit of walking with down, probably walked off the sea wall. happily with his family, and was doing aK rous his friends know of no cause that would have induced him to commit suicide. It not being clear to the jury whether death was caused by drowning or from some other cause, the inquest was again adjourned, for the purpose of a post mortem examination. NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1860, Monwagora Uneran Srarms Saxacoz.—Ths Legisint® ter, Minnesota on tho 15th inst. elected aa United States DOUA- | Bine Earth commty, The vote stood as follows: — M. 6 Wilkinsow received. James Shields . W. A. Gorman. ‘The Sepatoris teri for which Mr. Wilkinson is eleoted, commenced on the 4thof March last, and will expire on the 4th of Marcty, 2865. Mr. W. is a republican of the extreme Seward school. He was one of the republi- can candidates for Congress two years ago, and, with his colleagues, failed of an election. He isa son of the late Alfred Wilkinson, of Skaneatelos, N. Y., and a native of Onondaga county in this State. His age does uot proba- bly exceed forty. acsameemnanepirores EID THE NEW YORK WEEKLY BY D. tor, in place of General Shieids, Morton 3. Wilkinzon, i The Great Union Meeting im New York Proceedings of Congress—Stampede of Southerm Medical Studemts—Meeting of the Republican National and National American Cenfral Conmmittees—Affairs in Europe—Review of the Markets, dc. The Wiew1y Hxeaty will be published at ten o'clock this morning, and will contain a report of the Proceedings of the great Union Demonstration in New York on Mon- | day last~Tho eloquent speech of Charles O'Conor, Eaq.— The Nomination of Genoral Scott for the Presidency, &¢., | &e.; A full report of the Proceedings of Congress; Au ac- Sxow Storm i THE ALiNGHANIKS.—There was quite a | snow storm on the Alleganies on Tuesday night, and on the 2st inst, it stood thirty inches deep on the track of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Cranberry Summit. The Drawings of the Sussex County and Consolidated Lotteries of Delaware. FRANOE, BROADBENTS & 00., MANAGKaS. Of the State of Dewars, Ss baal santos, eat Broadbents & treet for ptarie Copmiaroacts as ap oy ted ‘of said State ns naeeriaenn the Gr ot Ioueey, de hereby ooctity thatthe following are the er Coonrr—Crass 233, Decemeen 23, 1359. \ 28, 66, 5, 66, 72, 22, 3, 42, 10, 34, 25, 64. Consoupaten Lorraay—Cxase 193, Decemann 23, 1869. 62,927, 28, 16, 30, 18, 68, 20, 46, 2, 74, 3, 66, 11. air December ‘at Wumington, Detaware, this day (Fri- a Dal. . Wi Commissioners. R. EN, FRANCK, ae £00. ‘Wilmington, Del. Fine Beaver Cloth Overcoats, worth $20, selling for $16, at McKINLEY’S, 413 Broadway, corner of Lispenard st. cain Presents. Breakfast Jackets and ad Robes de de Chambre rices, at McKINLEY’S, a8 Sironivan corner of Lispenard st. Fine ihe Suits, Ready Made ud made to order at pov oR prices, at | MokINLEY'®, 413 Broadway, corner of Tispenard at, 925 Overconts Selling for $20~Taste- fully made and cut, at McKINLEY’S, 413 Broadway, corner of Lispenard st. Boots and Le mend la har arp wesble sal retry TRAVELLING eee aes Bucks ms ig And everything winter ro and boys, at BROOKS’ Broadway and 150 Fulton street. White's Festiva rew ready. Ladie’s and children’s 216 Brona way. Bebee & Co., 156 Broadway. New Styles Holiday Hats. aud Caps are urs. for Holiday Gifts, at Honor Thy Parent: "he "most err gift, a ne of child can make its parent is MMONB & CO.'S BRAMILIAN PE PEOBLE SPECTACLES, NO. aie NBROADWAY, Lafarge (Onder the House). Atbelow ont to close & Very large anwortment of A IEWB Lei TS) NB A usble and weleone preeent lo your sister and brother is a ae ay GLGTLANDER OPRRA GLASS, i hich sole agents, page SEMMONS & CO. fea bor dente = es es {co oa the fret of January, our entire siock of Fastionable ying ston cveiy syle and. desaciption ot i ‘and. desoctption 6 Winter Clothing ‘or Men aod Boye, aad Winter Fart Pg a ey to do so ata ving, and have a splendid te Sere = Oe marromacing oltesendtawran wit be Reecolty, oro ced ball close ont the entire ree eee haere lee: time named, if it even brings lesa than cost. woes, ain <o tadn, and! should’ be ‘availed of tn dine, while ois — ie DEVLIN & £0, 258, 259 and 260 Broadway, The Holiday Stlk Hats for Gentlemen $3 only, equal to any bought on Broadway for $4 and 3 for style, Beauty and durability; also the usual assortment of fmlesca and children’s fancy ‘Hats and Cape, at WARIS & RUSSAK, 228 Bowery, 3% Grand street aad 281 Kighth avenue. White's Holiday Hats, At 216 Broadway, Ladies’ Fashiohable Furs, "At WHITE'S, 216 Broadway. ft Hats—Seamiess Ca) - ‘At WHITE'S, 216 Brondway. Christmas to All! Buy PEI 281 Broad: thirts, &c. ‘REGO'S, 61 Nassau street and Lin Ae dhedeg Galler: i into syle i types. Wheeler & Wilson’s Sewing Machine, A awift fingered water of of love and charity. An appropriate Holiday Preneat to a wife, mother, daughter, sister, pastor or friend. , 643 Broadway, Corner af Phekare for Holiday Prosetia. "Aisa, ‘Miniatures, Ambrotypesand Daguerres- Ofice & 505 M Broadway, New York. Herring’ ent Champion Fire wtibingrepret Bafes. 251 Broadway, corner of Murray Grover & Baker's Celebrated Noiseless jachines, Family Sewing M ar {96 Broadway, New York. 182 Fulton street, Brooklyn, Malio'’s Holiday Hats for 59 and '60. PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE AT 416 Broadway, corner Canal street, Conklin Smith, No. 539 Broadway, Sells as good, fashionable and ele; sod for $3, aa can be pur: Chased ‘elsewhere for $4 fring your friend with you aud present him with a holidy Hat. D.C. Sillich & Cox, 150 Broadway, Cor- ner Liverty street. —Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods at retail. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toa- pees, the best in the world, wholesale and retail, and the Dye privately applied, at No 6 Astor House. cept rs Berth | rous ie i Best — eheapest article for bosatifying, Bering ‘and resioring the aie” Ladies ey ie Bold by all bso anaes of Bottles of Mrs. Winslow's OTHING SYRUP are now usod every vearin the United tes for children teething, with never talting. success. Re- Vef is immediate and certain, Only 260. ab Gouraud’s Oriental Cream or Magical deautifer, 67 Walker street, Hays, Brooklyn. No pay if not satisfactory. ‘Beware of counterfeits, bottle. Some Magnificent Presents for Christ- mans yage been ordered at firoadway stores. The weil known estab! t of Knox, 212 Broadwi continuaily thronged by ladies and gente—the former tne x selections tro mthe superb stock of Furs, and the Jatyer purchasing K NOX’S inimi- table winter Hat. David's Holiday Style of Gentlemen’s Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary, comer of Bighth avenue and Twenty-elghth street, Medicines warranted strictly pure, and dispensed with care. Am Article Worthy the Confidence of and ee car as Woops Hair Restorative. Davot and sold by all drnggieta and fancy goods Dr. Marsh Conti: eal Cure Truss with m herniaor rupture. MARS! A Beautifal Com: fom pon ae Ne pine to Apply His Radi- & 00. bona —Latrd’s Li- ing and preserving the compleaion and 0480 Br . Bartholt’s Celebrated Sewing Ma- chines, 434 Broadway, corner of Howard street, New York. PE cco tel Erg! poor mocap it and root Boots. Sui; creams, Inking drop de ote 6 . L. HILL, Shoe Importer, 671 Broadway. Dashing Overcoats from $2 50 to $25. SUFERB BLACK FROCK COATS, $6 to $16, At GEO. A. HUNTER & CO.’S, 200 and 292 Bowery. Deflance noe nig Pi tent powder eross bara, Also, ire and bi Break no fag Dep oS tray ste corer of Gol pine Uormeriy ie Pete! ten ROBERT M. PATRICK. Hill's Hair Dye, 50 Ceonts—Depot hehe beheld Also so! other druggist No. 1 Id at Rushton’s, 417 Broadway, and all College, a with = a ao ee ipal Brownwood Unt The trockes s4 Teague, of this place, have to recommend tnemasives.” Soid by all arug. "elit ya Rheumatic pains ir wg ard fi Pills and Ointment.— Rand Uedoloroux readily yield to these marvel- Ofntment soothes the ‘irritable uerves and axing apa a Talis viewer Hey Ar Perna pain, while the Hats now ready. Salesroom No, 29 Broadway, near Duane | street. count of the Stampede of Medical Students from the New York ana Philadelpbia Colleges; Meetings of the Republi- cau National Committee, and of the National Amorican Contra! Committee; Tho Latest News from Europe, Mexico, Califorvia, &c., &c., &c.; Reviews of the Cattle, Pro- vision aad Money Markets, and al! interesting news mat- ters of the past week. Single copies, in wrappers, can be had at the counter of the offlos, corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. Price six cents. Drawings of the Delaware State Lotte- riee.—WOOD, cae A cO., Managers of, DELAWABE, GEORG! KENTUCKY AND ‘MISOURL OTATE earn. E 663, Deczmuer 23, a, i wt, by 36, 9, 3 9, 31, 18, 14, 40, 10, 75, 30, 40. Decuussr ARB—CLASS oa 2, 4 20, 3 30, il, 39, 72, 56 G4, 13, 47, 31, 36, 45. ‘Ciroulara LSPS Milan, Dataware Bosonelen’s Hatr Lio Pog best in the sin morgage Ba peri ted 6 Fine Shirts for 98; @ Useful Present. MOODY'S SHIRT EMPORIUM, 262 Broadway. Novelties im London and Paris Scarfs, for preseais at MOODY'S SRIBT EMPORIUM, 262 Broadwa * The Winter Dress Hat is Now Ready. 4 LEARY & CO., Astor House, Santa Claus.—Everybody’s Friend | is taking pictures for Chrismas, at OLMES’ Gallery, 315 Broad- way. Sourd on the gooee, Holiday Presents.—A Grover & Baker Nouseless Family ‘Soper t will prove a mostaoceptable present a wife, daughter, sister, lady friend or pastor's wife, 495 Broadway, New York. 182 Fulton street, Brooklyn. Married. Browx—Mosnkr.—On Wednesday evening, Dec. 21, by tho Rey. John P. Newman, Josxen H. Brown, of this city, to ANANDA W. Mosuwx, of Nerwaik, Ct. Nova Scotia papers please copy. Wareier—Van Weox.—On Thursday, Dec. 22. at the Reformed Dutch church, Tweaty-tirst street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, by Rev. 7. L. Cusler, H. Wareure to Epruiza, daughter of John T. Fsq_, ail of this city. a sou, Mra, Wosuam Disstxe, of Died. Bavkxy —On Friday fmoruing, Dec. 23, Wasim C., youngest son of Peter and Anna Maria Balea, aged 9 years and 6 mouths. Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. 50 East Kleventh street, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock. The ee ‘of the family are invited to attend without further In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Dec. 22, Fuonu Bestox, daughter of Chelsea €, ana Nellie Benton, after a Lange ering illness, aged 2 years and 4 months. The relatives and frieucs of the family are invited to atiend the funeral services st the house of her parenta, Fort Green place, at two o'clock, this (Saturday) after: noon. Philaceiphia papers please cop Banay.-LOn Friday” Dee. widow of Wiliam Bailey "The {riendsof the faraily, and of her eons-in law, Robert H. Leathem, Alexander Leathem and William Collins, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from her lato resigerce, 77 Fourth avenue, on Monday morning at ton o’cloc! Brsnor.—tn this city, on Friday, Dec. 28, of eonsump- tion, in the 28d year of ‘her age, Axxa HL, wile ot Charles . Bis “Mrs, Sarag Baier, in her 82d year. Op. Khe relatives, friends and acquaintances of the family, and of Mrs. H.L. Lloyd, are invited to attend the funeral at No. 34 Twelfth street, corner of University place, on Sunday afternoon, at three o'clock. Buciax.—in this city, on Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 21, Dr. Roxert Bucnax, aged 71 years aud one month. ‘The friends of the family are Tespecttully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, 874 Green- wich street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without farther notice. Comvton —On Friday, Dec. 28, suddenly, Samven Cour- roN, aged 42 years, 2 months and 2 days. The friends of the deceased are respectfully invited to attend the fuueral from his late residence, 181 Orchard street, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock. Cowas.—In this city, at her mother’s residence, 71 Catharine street, Mrs. Jurza Cowan, wife of James Cowan, aged 24 years and 5 months, ‘Glasgow papers pag copy. Ccrms—On Friday morning, Dec. 23, Sanan Jaws, daughter of Geo. H. and Joanna J. Curtis. Friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock, from Quincy street, near Bedford avenue, Brooklyn. Dyer.—On Thursday, Dec.’ 22, Henry Hous Dyxr, Sen., aged 62 years and 3 months. The relatives and friends of the family are Ved eins ped invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, trom his late residence, 144 West Seven teenth street. Philadelphia and Michigan papers please copy. Dremrsey.—On Friday, Dec. 23, Wisiam J., youngest son of Garrett and Mary Dempsey, aged 19 years. ‘The friends ot the family, and those of his brother-in- law. Francis A. Clary, are respectfully invited to attend the funesal, on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from his father’s residence, 128 Stanton street. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery. Doustar.—On a Dec. 22, James Duntap, in the 37th pale he, Sy a8e at the deh cone ites Wm. metery, The funeral services wil take place at the Presbyterian care corner of 166th street and Tenth avenue, this (Saturday afternoon, at twoo’clock. The relatives and riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. His remains wilt be interred at Trinity Cemetery. Eskirg.—On Thursday, Dec. 22, after a long and aha illness, Miss Sarere Famine, in the 75ta veer of ber The triendsof the family are respectfully invited tend the funeral, on Sunday aflernoon, at half past cere o'clock, from her late residence, No. 96 Jane street. Espraner.—In Brooklyn, on "Thursday, Dec. 22, Mar- Ganer Houstox, only danghter of Purser’ Joseph C. El- dredge, U. 8. N., aged’ years and 1 month. The relatives and frie! of the Ty are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this er turday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his residence, No. 102 West Warren street, Sonth Brooklyn. Gruncan.—On Thttraday, Dec. 22, ANNe Gruxcay, the beloved daughter of Richard and Catharine Gehegan, aged 9 years, 6 months and 2 days. Tho friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 137 Kast ‘Torenty: eighth street. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cometey. GHISSENHAINER.—O0 paarnay, morning, Dec. 22, sud- deniy, at Trenton, N.J., Mrs. AmmuiaS., wife of Rev. Aug. T. Geissentiainer. ‘The friends of the family and of her brothers, Wm. F. and Albert Havemeyer, and her brother-in-law, Charles Buckhalter, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Saturday ) alternoon, at three o'clock, from 151 West | Fourteenth street. Haasr.—At ber residence. Sixth street, a short illness, Haase. The friends of deceased are requested to attend the fu neral, on Sunday afternoon, at half-past one o’clock, from BS Meizer an church, corner of Garden and Sixth streets, jloboken Krkxay.—On Friday, Dec. 28, Many D. Kekyan, infant daughter of Michael and Rose Keenan, ‘The friends of the family and also of John, Patrick and Valentine Heslin, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 505 Ninth avenue, this (Saturday) afternoon, at two o’clock. Lumresy.—At Hoboken, N. J., on Tuesday, Dec. 20, Bourke LeeesEN, aged 56 years und 4 daye. ‘The relatives and friends, and the Society of the Order of Druids, of which he was a member, are respectfully invited t6 attend bis funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half past onco’clock, from his late residence, Ne. 159 West Thirty sixth street, in this city. Maprvy.—On Thursday, mber 22, Epwarp Ma- Heipy, a_vative of the parish of Fdgeworthtown, county Longford, Ireland, aged 49 years. The relatives and frienda of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 11; o'clock, from his late residenee 89 Baxter street. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. MANs1xNG.—On Priday evenin, Comptroller of the Emi Particulars of funert Marsuatt.—In Brool bp on Wednes axpgr C. Marsnat, in the 60th year of his age. The relatives and friends, and the members of the Ma. rine Society of the city of New York, are Tequested to at- tend the ftineral from his ato residence, N place, Brooklyn, this (Saturday) morning, ‘at ten o'clock, without further or special invitat Oscoon.—At St. Louis, Dec. sty Save. W. Oscoop, aged 43 years. His remains were brought to this city and interred in Greenwood Cemetery. PANcHRN.—On Saturday, Dec. 17, Jon Cais. Paxcury, of disease of the kidneys. Deceased was a native of Kog- land and 51 years old, RryMowp.—0On Wednesday Ma Dec. 21, Wa. S. Rev- MoLD, aged 35. years and 5 mont relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Sunday at 2 : are from his late residence 102 Sackett ‘street, "south rooklyn. Srrrr.—On Friday, Dec. 28, of influenga, Joux Harpy Snr, aged 1 year and 4 months. His remains will be interred on Sunday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his paronts, No. 22 ‘West Twelfth street, near Ninth avenue. Sxort.—On Friday, Dec. 23, Mus. Mary ANN Stort, aged 43 years. Her relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to at- tend ber funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at half past one o'clock, from the residence of her son-in’ law, H. E. Price, No. 138 Sullivan street. Sxaman.—On Friday morning, Dec. 28, after a short iNness, Sanat A., wife of David Seaman, and daughter of the late Richard Barner, in the 26th year of hor age. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fungral, from St. Tuomas’ ghurch, Marcaret A. Haase, wife of Carsten nt Industrial Savings Bank. in Monday's ny. Dec. 21, Atrx- Hoboken, ater | Dec, 23, JOHN MANNING, | (0. 17 Monroe | | comer of Boadway ant Houston street, on Suaday after- 1999, at three o'cloc SMINCK—Monan On Thursday, Dec. 22, bythe Rev. flues "20ks, Wor. B, Suancm to Mics Suma! Mowiax’ ali On ed Ot consumption, Srxrnxw SULivEN, a native of pace of Kenmare, county of Kerr; , Ireland, ‘ee gp reaires mane ts apres his #1) are respectfully inv! cota Et to Calvary Cemetery from his late re- sidence, 210 Tweiity ~Ufth street, Hetween Kighth and Ninth ave enues. Deo, 29, ‘TURN --On Tharsday, 22, CurstiAt Finn! bay’ son of ©. Henry and Anca Tien, aged 4 years ana . months, The frienda and aequaintances of the family are re- Spectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Saturday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from his father’s residence, No. 95 James street. ‘The remains will be taken to Lu- theran Cemetery, Williamaburg. Wusoy —On riday , Dec. ry. 'T. Wuson, Sr., aged SE a, alter a linger illness. The funera) will take pra) from his late residence, 283 Bleecker street, corner of —_ Yovways.—Gn Thursday, Dec. 22, Jamms Youmaxs, aged 5 years, 7 muacihaen ana 1 days, third son of Wilson D, and Ceria F. Youmans. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfull invited to attend his funeral on Sunday morning, at hal eee o'clock, from Mount Olivet Baptist Church, Forty- Street and avenuc. Rhode Isiand papers please copy, BLISO: Us. PRESET FOR YOUR WIFE; A PRESENT FOR iE XOUE DAUGHTER; 3 PRESENT FOR YOUR SISTER; bind L zh TO PLEASE Any lady fiend ao ILLCOX & GIBBS’ SEWING MACHINES. to Depot—No. 508 BRO. in. Hote. (AT ROGERS AND RavmonDs, 121, 123, 125 FULTON STREET. BOYS! $4 CAPE COATS. BOTS' $5 CAPE COATS. BOYS’ $% CAPE COATS. BOYS’ $5 CAPE COATS, A new and splendid article for the Holidays. (A SRABLE HOLIDAY GIFT. EUREKA CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES. Office 439 Broadway, Ladies instructed at their private residence. PURE HOLLAND GIN. Recommended by the Medica! Facult; ef Theda y tes, WOLFE'S SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS, Perwone who are troubled with RAVEL, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA. GENERAL DERIUITY, Should give the preference to the above article; itis the only Gin whi has the pay townh of the Medien Fac For sale by ali druggists grocers and fruit stores, DOLPHO WOLFE, 18, 20 ver Also bottled Brandy and Wines for medical and private warranted pure and the dest quality, : ii 10.8. tg te Oe ee qenours eoyane Notary Public, Oommissioner of Deeds of all A BISSELL., ‘Staies, 271 ‘Broadway, corner: pe SSE (AWARDED BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE, THE premium for the year 1899 to HEWITT, 315 ‘Broadway, For the beat specimens of card engraving and printing. lee inn ee ae ha NEW AND SPLENDID SERIES OF FENTON’'S PHOTOGRAPHS, 2x2 INCHES, JUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND BY THE LONDON STEREOSCOPIC COMPANY, 534 BROADWAY (UP STAIRS), A NEW REVOLVING STEREOSCOPS, For ‘containing ANY NUMBER OF VIEWS, FIFTY TO i HUNDRED, GLASS OR PAPER. Wainut, double Lenses, shaded. Mahogany, do, Rosewood, do. ‘A Mberat discount on all roode a ‘supplied to the trade, LONDON STERROSCOPIC CO., 534 Broadway (up atairs), FNESS AND DISCHARGES ‘TLEY begs to announce to been in | to emanate mary soli -afness, noise in ever and yet discharges atmeorgy th remoret without caus: A cure: cases guaran: exiet practic to such a degree of iid obenate caves yield by @ steady atten reper! ‘The desbiuction by fire of the Philadelphia Far Infirmary, of which Dr. ‘was the head, having releaced bien {rors bia eee ire geo y Dr eepeck Dieaees Ee ir—its causes, G ent andcure, Price 10 cent by mall or omerwise, >" ein = Fieger Does CARD DEPOT, 69 BROAD- AY Wayne way—Flegant Oards, Stationery, &c.; moderate prices. T ont Ae er lapel CARDS", NOTES, ENVE- Au .—KElegantly en; sraved Freneh and English not ane oe ne Groadway, corner Duane,” eS All srroe Bed Bat AS BEST Tite ARCR ‘Matiresse, ‘Sprit Bottoms sell for $1.50 oats eines: An Iron peiaes and o— pear No, 5 Great Jones street, corner Broad: A MEBRY CHRIBTNAS! GENUINE IRIS! WHISKEY AT LAfT. “We are informed that at least ten thousand perso! city heve approved of the geauine Irish Whiskey hed gelecled In Ireland, at great expense, by MI NeaOLIEE, 49 NASSAU STREST. itis certain that these ten tho ple beve nevertasied a beter kind of wine than Mieaul es, for i must be remembered that be is agent for WISK—not Go- vernor Wise of Virginia, byt Wise the cel manufacturer of the best brands of Irish whiskey—a Pail Of Mis cheering to the inner man and costs but 5) cents; per galion.’ wg Post, Dec. 2, 1959. pee coms BUT -ONOR A YRAR,” bites NEW YORK MERCURY Will be isaue TODAY alurd 7 i T ONE O'ULO FOR THER MAS HOLIDAYS: NEW VOLUME Cn SPARKLING ROMANCE, | T TODA | FOR JANUARY 7 1860. ‘With this number fs commenced a NEW VOLUME of this al depoaitory of the. RAREST reg OF Tied pee, L ATURE AND ART. i Tis ei ae from NEW T' “And centaise may * | NEW FEATUR! Promigent amon ihe opening chapters of i WoT NeSTERY oF 13 One New |: setae wreebarranernins Pianiceact ta Wordas keer par- tienlaely [his powerful novels of ife in the great city —tave proved him tobe the ablest of Amerieta romaneers. is starting and Wehegelt| no is THE sped ROVERS ps and is undoubted|; grandest conceptions of the mortar It is a mtrror he! op to nature, in which the millionaire’ palace, the vagrant’s hovel, the prisoner's cell, the abode of virtue, the haunt of vice, the storm-swept ocean. the mountain ede — all the terrible mysteries of city and wild life, are reflected with tru! Cee effect. ‘This brilliant Romance will be illustrated by the sensitive pencil of the far- famed FELIX O. C. DARLEY, and cannot a to pepteee. such ® sensation throughout the country as bas seldom been experienced. WEERLY yaaaenoe wilt also contain a very inte- rule ‘aud graphic aketch of i} ay reAmeCo ry ¥ictnity, ; BAYARD TAYUOR, who contributes ee to THE} NEW "YORK MERCURY, | and whose inimitable productions are illustrated by accurate drawings from bis owa Oe Also, ones mous J. B.” papers, entitled “THINGS WE ALL TALK A r consisting of a satirical review of the freaks ana follies of the *8Cn Epicurean Melody, especialy written by the same popular author, AN OD AP mt Gn to these and other — known features of THE RY, auch as ‘ms ERS’ rout KK MERCU, TADIESS PROMENAD! number for an on CHOICE CO! COMPLE Ox ontaiNal TALES nef ular writers in the cot Sheet wtle forming ee meat ‘anractive. literary banquet ever read before the public. Ar be Wis IT 18 READY TO-DAY, reninetet to the season; LUM PUDDING. Aton lock. WILL BE SOLD TO-DAY, at ALL NEWS AGENCIES, ice ONLY FOUR CENTS. JHREHUGH’S WIGS AND TOUPERS ARE NOT ONLY superior in, workmanstip to all others, but they approach Pe a eo rf Broadway, corner of Fulton 0. OF 8. M—PRO PATRIA 1 hs IA LODGE NO. 1.—THE yg FD Room, No. 814 Broadwr} her 25, at 1 oy or tne purpeae ot atenata ina reer - for anew rn br Ry f sister lod find the fraterally in generat ae cordially invited fo attends By onter A. A. PIDLLIPS, 6. C. A. Larorge, G, 8, Lod; 5 ne] Comptoa, Member ronn PEE OMLLANEOUS, Os Rae ee ioe pei fad Broadway, resulted im the sppreienaon of GY axaaey sch awe eck bo Necand e ot hate super panne peanived to et the ublio share it by sailing Mona, ‘coral, malachite sou pA " Toy Maker; 50 Boy's 8 Hook of of Industrial Tiersen: 315 Reagravings, 12. The New Night Cape Toid to Charley, 30 on Grimm’s Household Stories: cloth; The Boy s Own Book; un entire new edition ‘The Arabian Nights’ kntertainments; elegant Sion; Prince Charlie, the Young Chevalter, i, with, pinaaiones 5 cents. A Catalogue of more than 1,000 varieties of dainty and temot- ing volumes, particularly designed for Christmas Preseuts, to be bad om application 10] and Views in endleaa variety, of which @ spe- L, DE JONGH’S Stereos: cial Catalogue ta iaaued, LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL, Prepared for medicinal use D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers, 346 and $43 Brosdway. D* In the Totioden Isies, Norway, Toe remarkable cures which have been effeced by tha cele brated preparation, in eases where the pale olls had been ad mibistered long and copiously with litte or no beneiit fully ‘eatablisbed the fact that it posseasts some great hei power in which the other oils are ‘This oil fs sold only in bottles, detnj tallic capsule, and is labelled with Dr. De J th’s signat) snd stamp, withont which none ig) geutine, Di ‘Honago! se pany each beitie. For aale wholesale and retall by LEOPOL WETZLAR, sole agent, 305 Broadww 91 Duane street, and most first Claas druggists and ‘epothices. ares FOR THE HOLIDAYS. MEEKS' Invites the urchasers to ibe most sates ce Score TERS most ‘7 VERY Bl ASCE PRICE. Pere SUPERIOR ADINET FURNITURE OR THE HOLMAayYs! SILVER PLATED WARE. fan Baged P= car af English, French, German aad A Tea eties and Uras with amp, Castors in endless vi rariety: Dish Covers. Vegetable Dishes, &e. ‘orks, ‘or sale iow by mene WINDLE , ewe vo THE HOLIDAYS. att TAYLOR'S SALOON, Broadway, corper Hin Street, will be found the Frank soos! beaulifal assortment et Confections: for the fa the Saupe Fancy articles, for dressing Chriatmsa a and epdlese in vasiety. A a fs acd all seasonable articles, Fa ee Ses soa vr QOUP SUREVE BUTTONS AND STUDS melled, ‘Garnet, Peart, Diamond, ar tain, For sale ow by ORO. 0. ALLEN, Hib Brosdway. ENTLEMEN’S GOLD VEST CHAINS, NEW PAT Etruscan, Curb, Me jesse and plain Belcher, Ade- AND ALL ¥ For sale low by GEO. 0. 45 Broadway. q=™ TALE OF THE EMPIRE CITY! NED BUNTLINE’S NEW MISTERY OF NEW YORK, mea Ready a em, a on ly at one yOuK inc news depots, im tbe shy JAN. 7, 1860. Read Ned Buntline’s New meas the Great City. OLD PENS, GOLD aus SER Cn FOR HOLIDAY. ay | Lgl JOHN FOLEY, Manufacturer, 163 B: roadway. AYRTY’S MEDICATED PAPER. ‘We ask you, ff you value cleanliness: to ciy's pusa isdlssiod Paper, mu place of polsonons soloed be ‘and atthe depota, 4] Ann street and REAT CURIOSITY. PARTICULARS SENT, PRER.— ‘Agenta wanted. 5 CLARK, Biddeford, Me. Houme GIFTS! BMOLIDAY GIFTS!! HOLIDAY GIFTS!1t BRONZE FIGURES BRONZE OLOCES, BISQUE FIGURSS, CHINA Vases, SILVER PLATED WARE, FRENCH CHINA DINNER, DESSERT AND TEA BETS, PLAIN AND RICHLY CUT TABLE GLASSES, &e. at lower prices than ean be found at any other establishment tn New York. W. J. F. DAILEY & CO., 631 Broadway UNGARIAN WINES FOR THE HOLIDAYS—THE subscribers beg to eall the attention of their frienda aud customers to thete cious srines, unequalled for purity and flavor, $3 50 [omg and uj algo continue to. of red and white wing, twitboul caps of inbela at $175, delivered fee of charge to any act of the ci Sage sample’ boxes, Bc tur do, Sat ina dawert.and two few Gandy a be HOSINGEE & WIGAND, 10 Wales Tene PRESENT. SOMETHING, USEFUL, ORNA, — SF ie replace Cans HUMPRREYS: SPR Big E- vase ? SP’ cin HOMEGPATHIC REMEDINS, wi tions for family use. ed coum Bio $n illbo ns conte of relief and comfort for years. F. HUMCHREYS & CO., 562 Broadway, and by dealers. \GEMAN, CLARK & et ‘S Weccee tees, COD LIVER OL ah yarranted p' So fresh Codfiad a by HEGEMAN & by 23 ‘161, 399, 611 and 766 ae MPERIAL CABINET bere Led FROM THE WELL known houre of DeVenoge & Epernay, France, a wine of excellent sae ty and at a rsa low price, for sale in large or email quant reA A or MENDUM, Importer, No. 90 Cedar proata scr —THE GROVER & BAKER Machine Comes, invite the stieation of, of tailora and others who ‘lock stitch”’ coaras DOLLAR SHO’ E MACHINE, which is apeciail on the ts of clothiers, ae yc or fine work uaily r, Ne " Rudra eriet Saar EARRIN PINS ane BRACELETS, L oral Ratings’ Pins and racelets, ing ‘ierentan nea Roman Mosate Seta All gold Earrings, Pins and ADD, & L DMEROVED TIGRE StTTCR SEWING MACHINES, Unrivailed Dy any In the a) BROADWAY. ADIES’ ooLp, BAND aa eecae a aad beautiful stylea. Aue ROLLER CHAIR HRaCeL tS Heh om 0 a (5 Broadwa; One door below iene pres Ti Wall lace, BOXES FROM ye EVA.—JUST RECEIVED, M4 et tabi SsO. RDN WANE rO;NSENDS, Iway, corner of Spring atreet. NEW vore nd KEROSENE OIL. A FULL SUPPLY FOR THE WINTER. “DEPOT OF COMPANY, aoa 98 Peart street, “ bo OP FATHER, DO BUY AN OVERCOAT FOR istmas Day, CLARKE of 116 William street ts so clvil, assneel aells his overcoats 60 child ts right; my The $2 Moscow beaver Overcoa's age seliug (or $16, other ‘grv Tucuts {n proportion, ANT ANNOUNCEMENT. ONR HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS FASHIONABLE WINTER cCLOTEnNG, The sathing sect Wie Cing AY Hee FULTON y STRERY, | Sa the yd eae ee 0 4 prises every variety sud quality € goede OVEROOATS. Fequimas Bearer. aa My at fF ra ir g § HE i Rj bt ry 2 a i oF i § anne <o0ne GOODS. Shirts, Colas Kid Glare bea Tbvola, kid Kia aon iain Gloves Furdibvea, king lay tr RVANS and FULTON STREET, Between Gold and CIM atreeta, Panza et SPOTS, ac. ree tm equal to ing sth me to the od lo or by BEGRMAN é vec. per bottle. GEGEMAN, £00" CO., Dray ‘Nos. 161, 899, 511 and’756 way. Meese THE eT cane MAGNETIC SALVE the nes as Ly > A Pad 135 Amity str sets "For sale sale by Sura, 28 Canal street; Gould, sta ‘stationer, and by druggiste, Sats SEWING MACHINES. No. 1 Sew! fa be Tue Faby Reming Maciise “4. He oe ee i a a6 SPterain OFF aT in peer, zee mo recy ds trary ter 463 Broadway, New York. 160 Faiton street, Brooklya. QOst—T0 MAKE READY FOR AL- Say Oileloiia Se poet ‘he, at LANDOWS HE LEDGER FOR THB NEW YRA qite, NEW YORK LEDGER for January ett contain the first Het cee Bry, v; FAV ARES O08 COBB, Je., entitled THE malin BEACON. JELLABY'S MATCH—an account the on 1 Fombin,lchle misobief maklog old maid got “oome RS a extinguished. Also, THR, SCULPTOR’S TRIUMPR—A 2 and beautifet story of Love and Genius, Despair a. BY ARWA j Cova Rircurs. 4 SSUEL EXTRAORDINARY between a Captaia of Texas Rangers and ® Mexican Major of Lan THE PLEGE REDEEMED (Mustcated) by Mane W. Seas. iy GrssoN—a weird story, not to be reed at midnight in lonely churchyard. Site wees LockET—a deantifal Oeste Which telly what ed one cold, stormy: Christen nrc MARS an ree oe Sat growling, and , and rocking her risketig Bho had rocked in for many and many a year, ‘and never cessed grab me Oo NE On his back 1 aes ‘a the chine; Also, ihe following Poems: WELCOME HOME. By S General Morris. MY MARY. By Ate Cany. OLD LETTERS (s Humerous Poem). By Jou G@. Saxe. 1868, 1260, By Wintiaa Rose Wattace. WINE—(o waeh te scbject is | treated, = not the readers. THomss } Dow ENGuisu. A NIGET ieee By Gronce D. Paentice, OUR BABY. By Mas, Sicoveney. APPLE pre By “One gle oghated Eyes and Ears opea,” Eo id also Ly mouth, when “Apple Pie’* aroun: GIVE IT re Sketch by Faxny Fen, fu whioh abe a ber mind” toe FOR AH of on & subject just now attractin attention from ule. in vnddition to theses pings TES THE Eeocer contains ite usual variety of Edi ‘and Wisdom, Current Items, Answers to Correapondents, bates ae. bi ast SECRET OUT; Or, ONE THOUSAND FRI TRICKS WITH CARDS. on author the “SOCTABLE,” econ, MAGICIANS es BOO, “PARLOR side 4 etme eto and ba: pcg RL Asa Soot: iliustrated by aboat Printed in toe TREE HUN ay D ENGRAVINGS, oa hhandso it ae ate by 8 pce ee ‘Single copies sent by neal, peat ma ee — wo poe an DICK «& ee damm Ann street, N. ¥, IPADMAN 4 0O.'s CAMPHOR CAKE, WITH GLYCRRINE, is the most reliable preparation we know of lands ard lpn, No, sl Biceeker street and 258 Four mvestom, senegal PATENT SALAMANDER ite ieee Safe world. root of the secured with "HERS, 98 Maiden oa 4 TCHES AND JEWELRY _ FOR THE HOLIDAYS. ROBERT RAIT & €O., I ‘cians ane 261 Br roadway, opposite the City Hal, importers ang OLD AND SILVER WATCHES, by the most celebrated makers Lge Yee agit AND GENEVA. one iene gers and the public are respectfully invited to inapeot I. OTHER FINE JEWELRY, RANGNO, ann orm rt ELATED WARE,’ Y. AT PRICKS VERY LOW. = BROADWAY. $5 AGENTS, WANTED JUL BROADWAY: acy SELL MACHINES AT FROM 6870 608. 142 ERHISS Gre WONDERFUL, BaRGAlis, EET.—HOLID. 14.2 FULION Gor Gheat RROUCTION IN A QTUHOE GRRA Thar haRGAIND EVER ¢ Baas 142 FULTON STREET.-GRANITE HALL. 142 FULTON STREET.—GRANITE Hi WO) CLOSING OUT ENTIRE WINTER STOCK. ALL. pray BARGAINS IN BOLD iG. THEO, R. B. DE GROOT. 4G6-socaare meas 6. tan La the late manufactress of World’s Hair RI ARD'S ore sae ee anv sea ig PROVED HAIR of Won ac ou Arak sak B.A. atk cot ant Se CORN SA SALV#. ‘rincipal depot, 466 e them a triad. $2.50. $2.50 $3.50. 50. $3.50. HAIR RESTO me Ge —BOY6) OVERCOATS, . AT OAK HALL, & and 96 Fulton street, BONE, in OR a K HALL, 84 and 86 Fultoa stceet. MEN'S PETARSHAI QXERCoaTs. LAT OA Oak BALL, Stand 86 Futon street, MEN'S PET ‘8 PETERSHAM OVERG OATS, a AT OAK HAUL, $4 and t6 Pu! pais BEAVER OVERCOATS.” OAK HALL, Stand 3 Ful =eoon BRAVER 0 RCO: - aT TOAK HANI St Stand Falton stron. nn Stoo. areel0 $5.00.-80° $5.00 -60R PEE SEERA vate ate —G00D Prior OVERCORTS, 5.00. BARTER CLO IMMENSE STOCK: GREATEST BAROATNE en OFFERED. Dou't forget OAR HALL, $1 aud $6 Fulton shreghy