The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1860, Page 5

(Co ————— th F i ! b= aa to the claims of their country, the land of their | wenutifying the hair, Bead m=<For P: ‘ a | Religious Intell CITY CHURCHES TO-DAY. "The Rey. Mr. Chapman, Superintendent of the Five Points Union Mission, having been absent a short me from the city, Will resume his labors to-day at 36}; Bax- ter street. ‘The fifth lecture on Dr. Thompson’s ‘Love and Penalty ,”” by Dr. T. J. Sawyer, this evening, at half-past seven ‘o'clock, at the Historical Library, Second avenue, corner ‘of Eleventh street. Morning services at a quarter before eleven o'clock. Public discussion continued in Bleecker Buildings, cor- ner of Morton and Bleecker streets, this evening at half- {past seven, between Mr. James Mathison and Mr. Dolphin, Roman Catholic. Subject—“The Protestant Reformation "versus Papacy.” Rey. J. R. W. Sloane will preach this evening in the ‘Third Reformed Presbyterian church, Twenty-third street, Setween Seventh and Eighth avenues. Subject—Review ‘of Mr. Van Dyke's discourse upon the character and in- uence of abolitionism. Services to commence at half- Past seven o'clock, In St. Ann’s church, Eighteenth street, near Fifth ave- Bue, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, services as usual, swith the voice at half-past ten o’clock A. M., and half-past seven o'clock P. M.,and in the sign language at three o'clock P. M. Rev. F. C. Ewer will preach morning and evening. “The wieked flee when no man pursueth, but the righteous are bold as a lion.”” Rey. William Alvin Bart- Jett will preach from the above text this evening, in the ‘Brooklyn Tabernacle, on Fulton avenue, near Hoyt street ervices will commence at half-past ten A. M. and half- past seven P. M. In the Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of ‘Waverley place, the Rev. J. Cotton Smith, rector of the Church of the Ascension, will preach this evening. Ser ‘vices at half-past ten, half-past three and balf-past seven o'clock. ‘The New Jerusalem church. (Swedenborgian) will hold public worship at the National Musical Institute, Wo. 166 Broadway, at half-past ten o’clock A. M. In the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Biall, Astor place, in charge of the Rey. Robert G. Dick- Bon, divine service at half-past ten A."M. and half-past wevep P. M. In the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of Downing street, services at half-past ten A. M. and half. past seven P.M. In the evening the Rev. Moses Ballou gives his third lecture of the current course on + The Morning of Life.’ Subject—‘‘ Essential Elements of a ‘Good Character.”’ ‘The Rev. Mr. Miller delivers this evening, commencing ‘at half-past seven o’clock, in the First Presbyterian church (@r. Phillips’), Fifth avenue, between Eleventh and ‘Twelfth streets, a free lecture on the subject, ‘Jesus as a sSewish Prophet.” In the Laight street Baptist church, corner of Laight gnd Varick streets, Rev. J: C. Drake will preach this morning at half-past ten o'clock , and in the evening at Dalf-past seven. Mr. Frothingham will preach at Ebbitt Hall, northeast worner of Broadway and Thirty-third street, in the morn- Sng and evening, at the usual hours. Subject for the morn- Sng—The Birth and the New Birth of Christ;”” evening— #The Church as It Should be and Shall be.”” In the John street Methodist Episcopal church the ser- wices will be conducted by “The Local Preachers’ Asso- wiation of New York and Brooklyn.”” Sermon at half-past ften o’cldck in the forenoon by a member of the Associa ‘tion; to be followed by the sacrament of the Lord’s Sup- per. Love feast at three o’clock in the afternoon. Moet- ing for prayer, exhortation, &c., at seven o’clock in the ‘evening. «« Herod, the Unprincipled Man,” will be the subject of the first of a series of discourses on representative charae- fers in the New Testament, this afternoon, at the Tw Zieth street Universalist church, between Sixth and Se- The Impending Crisis,” contemplated in the light of pro- pheoy. Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch, the trance medium, will speak ‘at Dodworth Hall, 806 Broadway, this day (Sunday), at Shalf-past ten o’clock A, M. and seven P M. ‘The Rev. Henry Blanchard, pastor, will preach in the Church of the Restoration, First Universalist Society, worner of Clark street and Monroe place, Brooklyn, this evening, when there will be services appropriate to Whristmas. In the morning the Rey. N. M. Gaylord will Dificiate. Mrs. E. J. French will lecture at No. 195 Bowery, this ‘morning at half-past ten o'clock, and at half-past seven o'clock in the evening. INVITATIONS. Rey. W. Luke, late of Yorkville, has dhe pastorate of the Baptist church at sorsey. Rev. W. A. Leach, formerly rector of St. Barnabas P. . church, Rosevilie, New York, and recently of the Church of the Ascension at Wakefield, L. I., has accepted B call toSt. Joseph's church at Lee, Mass. . ©. N, Mattoon, D.D., formerly pastor of the Le go Testes church, Le Roy, N. Y and for the las Ahree years President of Farmer's College, near Cincin- ali, bas been called to the Second Presbyterian church of Rockford, Il. a call to Plains, New INSTALLATION. The of Rev. Geo. B, Saiford as pastor of the ‘Third Congregational shurch of Burlington, Vt., is ex- ‘wo take place on the 26th inst. Rev. Dr. Kirk, of Becton wil preach a sermon ou the ovcasion. RESIGNATION Rey. Dr. Clark, of the Mercer street Presbyteri- ‘an church in this city, has resigned the pastorate of that burch. Rey. William wor pe First Congr: 2ional church, Norwalk, Conn, died in that village athe Sth inst. Mr. Weed was born in New Canaan, March 22, 1811. He took charge of the church in Norwalk, in iay, 1865, which relation he continued until his death. Rev. Mr pastor of Free Will Baptist church Sa phd Med ou Owe 14th inst. Catholic church of the Annunciation, in St. cuss, wos dedicated on Sunday last. The exercises on he occasion were conducted by Archbishop Kenrick, as- Bisted by Bishop Juncker, of Alton. ‘A now Presbyterian church was dedicated in the village ‘of Englishtown, N. J., on the 13th ult. fiz i I Kesolved, That while we di the necessity that ox ist for a from the federal Union, yet, in view of all the of the past, the ils of at, aid the threatened wrongs of the future, we feel bow! 'y honor and duty to move in harmony with the South in resisting Norther domination. ved, That as faithful sons of the South, and of the State with whose destiny we are identified, we shall ever Pray for the guidance and blessing of the God of Provi dence and grace, who has 80 long exercised his gracious tection over the homos of our fathers; and that this ference tender to the State of South Carolina their en couragements, their 8; ies, their aifoctions, their in- tercession with Heaven in her behalf, thoir ali—subject only to the paramount claims of God upon them. NICHOLAS TALLEY, Chairman. —_—_—_————_—_ News from Havana. ARRIVAL OF THE BIRNVILLE—MARKETS, ETC., BTC. The United States mail steamship Bienville, J. D. Bul- loch, commander, from New Orleans the 15th aad Ha- vana the 18th, arrived at this port at an early hour yes- terday morning. The Bienville experienced fresh gales from the westward up to the 21st inst., notwithstanding which she bas made a very good run up. Dec. 21, at 11 A. M., lat, 36 36, lon. 75, exchanged sig- nals with steamship Nashville. Nothing new at Havana. Markets dull; money a little easier. Sugars, Nos. 11 and 12, at 834 to 9 rials arrobe; stock 30,000 boxes. Freights very dull. Exchanges—London, sixty days’ sight, 13% to 14% premium; New York, do., 3 to 7 do.; New Orleans, do. 7 do. Confidence in the political and monetary condition of the United States was not restored. Coroners’ Inquests. Fatar Resvrt ov 4 StasninG Avrray.—Information was received at the Coroners’ office yesterday afternoon to the effect that Edward Scheider, the young German who was stabbed by an unknown man in Kast Righteenth street, on Thursday night, had died at Bellevue Hospital from the effects of his injuries. Coroner Jackman im- mediately proceeded to the above named institution for the purpose of holding an inquest upon the body, but sna witnesses absent, be was compelled to post- pone the inquest until this morning at ten o'clock. No clue has yet been obtained to the perpetrator of the as: sault, but the police are sanguine of being able to arrest him before the conclusion of the inquest. The deceased ‘was 2 years of age, was a varnisher by occupation, and resided at No. 39 Mercer street. Drowning Casvarty.—George Garrison, a hand on board the sloop Glide, lying at the foot of Tenth street, North river, while attempting to step from the pier to the deck of the vessel, on the evening of the 7th inst., lost bis balance and fell overboard. Every elfort was made to rescue him, but before a boat could be lowered he sunk to rise no more. The body was not recovered until yesterday. Coronor Schirmer held an inquest upon the body, when the jury rendered a verdict of “Acci- dental drowning.” Datu o A CxxTENARIAN.—Philip De Gau, a German, died at No. 6. Laurens street, yesterday, at the advanced e of 106 years. Coroner Shirmer held an inquest upon , when the jury rendered a verdict of “Death Drewion” of the Delaware State Lot- teries.—WOOD, EDDY & CO., Managers of the DELAWARE, ‘Y AND MISSOURI STATE KENTUCK) LOTTERIES. 19, 5, 10, 37, 68, 55, 73, 59, 70, 32, 63, 21, 36. wann—Giass 610, 2, 2, 45, 28, 26, 36, 31, 77, 41, 12, 42, 29, 20, 17. Ciroulars sent free of iuddreasing either to sent Orio WOOD, EDDY & 00., BE Louie, Miseourt. Drawings of KR. Framce’s Delaware ‘Sussex Couwry, Crass $06, Dec. 22, 1800. 32, 32, 56, 9, U4, AT, 60, B, 40, TH, 48, 6. ConsouiDarxD: Graxp Lorrsar, Crass 22, 1360. 35, 27, 75, 40, 18, 10, 3, 43, 28, 66, 57, 69, 65. Circulars sent free of charge, by “in i Wilmington, Delaware. ©. A. Bills, Broker, Ne. 176 Greenwich street. Prizes cashed tn all legalized Lotteries. Brandreth's Pills. THE GREAT APPROVED PURGATIVE, ENTIRELY VEGETABLE, HSTABLISHRD 1751, Cure headache, in the side, coughs and colds, imme. diately; bilious affections, costiveness, stone, gravel abd affeo- tions of the bladder, &c., &c. Tn fact, by purifying the blood, these pills aid nature in curing all diseases w! r, and restore health. Sold at 25 cents per box at Principal Office, 204 Canal street, and No. 4 Union square; also by 100,00) druggists and special agents, can White for ¥ Holiday Hats and Caps, at No. 216 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's church, Mink and Sable Furs for Holiday Pre- y vi ™ u Pep eae Ne ee corner of Wooster. Hat, Issued by Espenscheid, in all ita features, the most brilliankaf- the season. John J. Staff, 86 Franklin Street, Be- tween Broadway and Church street; can be found a superior assortment of Wines, Cordials, © Dottied Ales and Porter, best brands; and new, of best quality, for export. Buy all Your Liq ly use at the old Fifteenth street DistiNery, atreot. eee CHARLES WHITE, Proprietor. juumpagne Cider, old ors for Medicinal and ontablished in Steinway & Son’s Overstrang Grand and square Pianos are now considered the bast manufac. tured; are warranted for five years. Warereoms 82 and 54 Walker street Brook! —Dommenty pat and Photo. graphs for Holidays. Sit early at WILLIAMSON'S. Present— The Most Usefal Holida GROVER & BAKER'S Celebrated Noiseless SEWING MACHINE, $40 and upwards, 496 Broadway, New York. Give the best ‘s Patent C Safes, 261 Broadwi Herrin, Burgiar P New York. mpion Fire and corner of Murray atreet, bar eee Table Identified, tue anglers" Tubile rooms 140 Fulton see ene ‘Winter at juced Prices. Te consideration of the and latenens of the sea- som “SEN AND BOYD CLOMID Germania Life Insurance Company, * corner of Wall street, HUGO WESSEMDONOK, President, Secretary. ¥. Dress Shirts Made to Order IN THE VERY cron bene WANTED, Ko. @7 Broadway, New York city. Special Notice. Prom tha date aTENRY Lavy, 49 MAIDEN LANE, cians ane soe ty THE PRESENT CRISIS, o A“ ES. Baas onetaen ta tee iy of COO ~ ae oe va ESENTS " ancn Behe coming Holidays. es ‘EW YORK PUBLIC. Holiday Present. a nsunt pent ven PEE, we froves mast present to mother, wife, 106 Broadway, New York. Sixtieth Annual iay of vaNcY oe Py aka yore, ac, ppt eas cae Genin's Hat for ¥ Mem ——_———— Fars, Fars, Fars—Genin’s, 513 Broad- ee Riidren's Furs, in sets, Gents’ Par Capes, Collars, Gloves and Sleigh Robes, Ficne, nod by sil gus Gitors, Beautifal White Sheepskin Mats, Saita- wikees sr ee wiper Catarrh Cared, how- urationadle rete. Ninth = street, a A ‘Tree Must be Judged by Its Fruits. WINE BITT: Uabrion DYseR A! Depiutty thelr suferings. Bold. by ail treat, N.Y. tn Moldavia Cre: newly invented wig factory, 16 pees, the best tn the lye privalely applied. No. 6 Astor House. Old Sores, Ulcers, Sore Legs, and all eases which have defied ‘other ‘are positively cured by's few weeks use of HOLLOWAY'S Pills and Oint ment, ‘They never fail no matter how old the sore may be. “Radical Cure Truss. Vesey street, (Astor House), opposite the church, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarurpay, Dec. 22—6 P. M. The money market showed signs of increased ease to-day. There was quite an inquiry for first class paper, which is growing scarce, and the amount offering on call was considerably in excess of the wants of the brokers. There was a buoyant stock market to-day, on the strength of the receipts of specie from abroad. All stocks, State, federal and railroad, were in de- mand at a marked advance. The most buoyan shares on the list were Erie, New York Centra and the Michigan shares, all of which continue to be taken for foreign account. Pacific Mail and Panama are also wanted at an advance. The rise in State and federal stocks occasioned some re- mark, in connection with the secession @f South Carolina, United States stocks advanced 3 pe ceut. After the board the market was rather lower; in the afternoon it was active again at full prices, and closed strong, the following being the quotations :—Tennessees, 77 a 78; Virginia 6's, 77 278; Missouri 6's, 69 a 4; Pacific Mall, 87 a; New York Central, 755% a %; Erie, 3648 %; Hudson River, 438%; Harlem, 14% a %; do. preferred, 35 a 14; Reading, 35% a 364%; Michi- gan Central, 494 a %; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 144% a %; do. guaranteed, 324 33; Panama, 118a 11924; Illinois Central, 66% a 6734; Galena and Chicago, 64% a %%; Cleveland and Toledo, 30% a %; Chicago and Rock Island, 52% a %4; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 63. The following was the business of the Sub- Treasury to-day:— $468,870 85 00 54 2,939,301 54 The following dividends have been declared:— The Mechanics’ Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable on the 2d of January; the Tradesmens’ Bank, a dividend of four per cent, payable on the 8th of January; the Bank of New York, a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable on the 2d of January; the Merchants’ Bank, a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on the 2d of January; the Upper Canada Bank, the usual half-yearly dividend; the Boston and Fitchburg Railroad Company, a divi- dend of three per cent, payable January 1; the Stark Mills, at Manchester, N. H., five per cent, payable on the 2d of January. The St. Louis Democrat of Tuesday says:— A better feeling is still noted in money matters here. Despatches of to-day’s date from New Orleans meation continued improvement there. The news from Europe this morning, showing that large receipts of gold may be looked for from that quarter, also tends to improve the te. ‘The offeings at our banks and other moneyed institutions aro not as large as they can dd, and accom modations in the way of discount are not ‘so difficult to obtain as heretofore. of the banks, at least, dis- counted up to $50,000 yesterday and to-day. Yet, of course, there is somewhat of a scarcity of money here. ‘The calls for sight exchange were not #0 large as here- tofore, not because a supply has been furnished, for there has been no means of creating it, except b; ship- ping corn; but a determination seems to be manifest not to submit longer to such rates as prevail now. Certitir cates of deposit at bank have beea sent on by some, and creditors who can will wait with patience until an im- t is had in the exchange market. The selling rate of sight on the East remains at I per cent premium over Missouri paper; the street rate being 934. For gold, 34 to 3g premium is the rate, ‘The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:— Th ket yesterday was erizod by the sane tnpraved featoren of, the" day beftre. Tue banks are discounting quite as liberally as they ought, and st: cet operations are rather more readily effected, though ‘we discover little ehange of rates. Commercial bills of short date and of ut joned credit are placed to a mo- roent a . with an derate amount at Lig a 15¢ casiomal Ui musmereioes mt 18 atias per cent. Exchange on New York and Boston is # frac tion lower, and the difference between specie and bank paper is lower (han at any timo since suspension. Annexed are the figures of the annual report o the Second Avenue Railroad of this city, ending September 30:— 42,000 57,236 ital stock.......$800,000 Floating debt, last re. Sock teaoons.. 650,000 port... + $18, Funded debt. ...... 360,000 Float’g debt,pr't Rae Expenses of maintaining road and real cetate.. ey 13 735 63 Expeuses of repairs of machinery. E: erating the road.... Expenses of operating From passengers.$250,890 12 From oth’r soure’s$3,231 61 Total. ...eeresss+ +++ 9$263,061 73 ‘Transportati Ii7 82 Interest $24,500 00 Dividends 8 per ceut $2,000 00 Annexed are the figures of the annual report of the Third Avenue Railroad of this city for the year ending September 30, 1860: Capital stocks. «oo $1,170,000 Funded debt by last report ° ; ‘Total ameunt of debt (all funded) now 345,000 debt, 7 per cont pa sevee.- 1,616,671 35 . 8 Average rate of interest on Langth vad—ma les. Length of double track, inclu’g sides 4 Number of passengers car’ed in cara,12,100,41 Expenses of maswiaining road and Foal esta operating road 3,619 87 4000 00.-588,001 53 1000 78M i] 8 pA00 6000 79% 6000 7 15600 10% 1000 88 2000 884 u00 % 2000 E 86 2000 E cis 2000 k 60 5000 ERR oo 1000 Erie 3 1000 Hud R 3 oe 3000 MOspclatmareb 98 “2000 1000 Mich So Tk 9000 Mich So 60 1000 Mich So 7 1000 Chi & 5 1000 Chi & a 4000 Han & 51% 1000 do... 58 2000 Lake F. &' 6 11000 C,B&Q wo 106 shs ‘Amer 0 1b % 21 Del & Mud 83 10 bd w % ” si few 16 10 Clevo, 93, 280 16% 150 do mi 100 76 50 Clove & 9 620 do. 16% 60 Gal & Oh ow ‘200 do. Th 130 do. 64% 109 do. 7% «380 40. Cis Baws BB Saw 8 166 Erie RR. 108 do. aT (0 &Tol 2% 2 a. 37% «900 a se 20 do. se 19 do. cl Pal do. My 520 do. a 1 do. 366-900 Chi & Rk 51 0 do. 37100 do 51 6 do. 37 Co do 51 0 do. 37% 190 do 61 310 do. 3 6208 do 61 o do, ay 200 do. SL 90 Hud Riv 46-68 Ohi, Bor oF 6 do. at 10 N Jorsey Py o do. “ys US G's, 1874, o {00 ahs Hud 4355 $0000 a, We 6000 U 5 5's, 187i, r 89 LJ do. “Oy 1000 3% (6 do 43% 7000 cid 75 Chi & Ric 62 20000 7 3% do. 61% Leall 69 «250 Gal & Chi 6tie 20008 7% 160 Mich Gon “0 Tew FB. Scyaié 3 10 sha Am % Bank. 9 160 So “ 100 National Tank... 93 100 do. . We CB K Of Americn.. 196 30 do., MK "s Hair wi nd Tou- | 0 Sort, Woes ney ot see} ‘ NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, DKCKMBER 23, 1860. QWOMS&NIgids.. 32 100 cr a do.. 50 N Y Con RR 50 do. 200 60 200 100 160 do 125 Erie RR. 200 do. 60 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarurpay, Dec. 22—2 P. M. Frour.—Owing to the favorable character of the news from Europe, th’ market was better, and closed at an advance of 5c. a 10c. a 150. per bbI., with sales of 15,000 bbls. Waxar, mainly from samo cause, was held at an ad- ‘vance of 8c. a 5c., which was above the views of buyers, and tended to lessen gales. The transactions footed up about 60,000 bushels, closing at $4 90 a $5 06 for super- fine and Western, and $5 20 a $6 35 for extra State. Corn was better but less active, owing to the enhanced views of holders. Sales of Western mixed, in store and afloat, at 650. a 660. Poxx was dull and nominal; sales of 175 bbls. were re- er at $15 60 for old mess, $16 for new, and at $10 25 jor old prime, and $11 75 a $12 for new do. Wurskey.—Sales 300 bbis, were made at 17%. a 180. —— : Married. Lus—Boscn.—In New York, on Tuesday, December 18. by the Rev, George 8. Hare, Joskru Lusit, Bsq., of Brook: lyn, to Miss Rawecca Bosc, of New York. Shrrs—Monicnit.—In this city, on Wednesday, Decom- ber 19, by the Rey. Kdwin F. Hattleld, Anat. G. Samm to GuaR.orre A., ouly daughter of Tunis Morrell. Woon—Mi1is.—On Saturday, December 22, by the Rev. Gardner Spring, D.D., LL.D., Hon. Feaxanpo Woon, Mayor of New York, 'to Auick Fewer, daughter of Mr. Drake Mills, Fifth avenue, Died. Boxrovars.—In Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, De- comber 22, Perkx F, Berrovaus, aged 61 years and 8 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 202 Smith street, South Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Buffalo and Oimeinnati papers please copy. Branavikio.—A*ter a short illness, on Friday, Decomber 21, EpWaxb Bxansrigin, son of the lite Edward and Catba- rine Branatield, aged 6 years, 10 months and 2 days: ‘he friends of the family, and those of James Colgan, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 21 Roosevelt street, this (Sunday) after- noon, at one o'clock. BRUEN.—On Saturday morning, December 22, Josur F, Brvky, aged 18 years and 8 mouths. Friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from Cannon street Baptist church, this (Sunday) after- noon, at half-past one o'clock. BuRK.--On Friday, December 21, of consumption, “Anne Trxxmasa, the Beloved wile of P. J. Burk, aged 27 years, 4 months and 13 days. ‘The friends of the family, and also of her father, Wm. Nelson. aud the members of the Mechanics? Mutual 'Bene- volent Association, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 202 Spring street. Dublin papers please copy. Bravy.—In this city, on Friday, Decomber 21, Jasons Braby, nephew of Rev. Nicholas Brady, of the parish of Drumbiane, county Cavan, Lreland. The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 108 East Twenty-third street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at {wo o'clock. “The friends of the tauaily aro invited to at. Ciisaax,—Suddenly, on Wednesday, December 19, Joun C. Cuxzauy, infant son of Homer W. and Julia B. Cheerman, aged 5 months. Dory.—On Wednesday evening, December 19, Aviaar., widow of Elias Doty, of Westchester county,’ aged 93 ears. Dear mother, thy pains and trials of this world are over, And thou art’ reating in the arms of thy blessed Saviour. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her son-in-law, Caleb Kirby, No. 10 Goerck street, this (Sun- dag ) worming, at ball jast nine o'clook. “Her romaine will be taken to Westchester for interment. Fox —On Friday, December 21, Wiiax Fox, a native of Armagh, Ireland, aged 76 years. Rolatives and friends are respectfully inviked to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 35 Troy street (now changed to 273 West Twelfth street}, this (Sunday) after noon, at two o'clock. His manains will be taken to Cal : ia papers: copy. Fox.—On Saturday, December 22, after a short illness, Paruick Fox, in the 37th year of his age. His relatives and acquaintances, and those of the family , are most respectfully invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, Eleventh avenue, corner of Forticth street, on Mouday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice. THamniiy,—On Thuraday, December 20, Wauter Roaenn, oungest son of Eliza M. A. and the late Thomas 5. nblin, aged 18 years, 2 months and 19 days. ° The funeral will take Place from the residence of his mother, No. 73 West Houston street, this (Sunday) after- noon, at one o'clock. The friends ‘and acquaintances of the family are invited to attend. Jamvs.—Ab the residence of his aunt, Mrs. A. M. Downs, NO. 12 Sixth aveaue, em Covwedey, Deveuber 22, SAXUKL JAM. The relatives and friends are reapectfally invited tw attend the funeral, from the Bedford street Methodist Fpiscopal church, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Interment at Greenwood. Kaswkannocx,—On Saturday, December 22, Ciistorir G., son of Christopher and Ellen Kasseubrock, aged 3 years, 2 months and 11 days. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 7034 James street. Kwxa.—On Friday, December 21, of a short but severe ines, Many Kisouit, eldest ter of William Keogh, aged 15 years, 7 months and 20 daye. "The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her father, No. 191 Kast Thirteeath street, between First and Second avenues Lavrack.—On Saturday, December 22, after illness, at the residence of her father, Kighty-th between Third and Fourth avenues, Cusrsras Isaac 8. Lauback, aud daughter of John and Christiana ‘Turner. Notice of the time of interment will be given in to- morrow’s papers. Linny.—On board ship H. H. Boody, on Wednesday, October31, on the passage from Havana to New Orleans, E. Oscoon Linwy, aged 31 years and 2 months. His remains were interred at New Orleans. Heston and Maine please coppy. Macttast.—On Thursday morning, December 20, ot consumption, Wi.uam, son of the late Owen Macshane, ‘of Dunganon, county of Tyrone, Ireland, in the 434 year his age. ‘The friends amd acquaintances of t Of his brother-in-law, Christopher Sh ly invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon short family, and those At half-past one o'clock, from his lave residence, No. Elizabeth street. remains will be takea tw Calvary Cemetery for interment. Joun M. MoGowax, of scarlet fever, only son of 4 aged 6 yours, 6 months days, The relat! friends are respectfully ited to at- tend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at o'clock , from the residence of bis father, No. 172 Wed§ Nineteenth street. Interment in Greenwood. Mamson.—In New York, on Thursday, December 20, at three o'clock A. M., Misa Kuaza of consump Monan.—On Saturday, Decomber 22, after a short but severe illness, which she bore with Christian fortitude, of the late John aud Sarah be given. December 22, of a severe ill Catharine Mullins, aged 2 The friends eG 4 of the family are » vited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon Tres Gout trem the recisence, of his father, 160 West Fortieth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. _—(m Satarday, December 22, Jams, son of Catharine MoGeckin, aged 1 year and 6 ‘The friends and relatives of the family are rospoctfull fuylted \oattend the fuperal, from 10% Orchard: street, afternoon, at two o'clock. o Saturday, December 22, after along ill- noes, Parhick O'BRiKx, aged 60 years, a native of Capper quin, county Waterford, Ireland. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral; from bis late renidenoa, 26 Oak atreet, this (Sun- day) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. d ‘Thorada: eDesemeer 20, Winsan How Ouury, eldest son of William and Kliza Ann Ollilf, aged 28 ‘Tas trisads of tho famsity, aloo the members of ny Wi Grays, and the inevilie Fire Po. lice, are inv: to attend the funeral, the Reformed i Dutth church, Tompkinsville, Staten Island, thie (Sunday ) bers of Lonte ¥. invited to tet en ) nat tence, ‘Sarr. meg, December 22, Fronaver Fuss. 830 313 | aged 21 MoS | oe | heart, Bexzasnw Wirsow, son of John and Frances Wilson, 1 years and 6 months. friends of the fumily are invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his uncle, George Wilson. this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from 217 Gold reel. CHARLES FRODSHAM WATCHES And CHRONOMETERS, Warranted Genuine. A complete assortment of theae celebrated pocket Time- keepers ior sale, at prices tly red . Prity ROBERT RAIT & CO., Imporiers of Watches and Jewelry, 261 Broadway, Opposite the City Hall, AbD SxowsD ur. mH: 3D OF JANUARY, 1861, LEON TAP ps iband if Aun suvek Ne Be—Cal end PRIVATE FAMILIES PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR THE HOLJDA' i" CAN PURCHASE THEM ‘AL the Schauppe Depot, 18, 20 and Wer street. WOLFE'’S PORE COGNAC BRANDY IN BOTTLES. SHERRY AND PORT T ON, A aon Au WOLFE'S PURE MADEIR. WOLFE’S SCOTCH AND iRISH WHISKRY. WOLFE’S JAMAICA AND ST. CROIX RUM. Imported and botiled by the subscriber. Warranted pure the best quality. UDOLPHO WOLFE. NO. 264 BROADWAY. ‘The right kind of present for the HOLIDAYS. wo of those fine adjusted and chronometrieally rated AMERICAN WATCHES, of the new series, made by the amet” 4 Wakes rr. o ans, ‘The finest and most durable For sale until January 1, A RUMRILL & CO. . . Time Keepers ever made, at Manufacturers’ , by A. RUMRILL & CO., No. 204 Broadway. TREASURE AND A CURIOSITY) IF APPLIED FOR ib away.—A vi ited quantity of most Pd OLD DRY WHITE. Port WINES in cases of one dozen, bottied in Oporto, by Messrs. Osborn & Co. and for sale in bond or duyy paid, in tho original pack ages. This wine, of vintage I8d1, is the finest that love or monoy could procure, and none ‘equal to it has ever before been Imported nor resent genera. tion. Price now, $18 per case; in the month of January, $19 rcase, Should any thereafter remain on hand it will not e sold at whatsoever. Vor sale by ARTHUR RENDALL, Wine Morcbant, No. 3 Barclay street. sre gp ROR HOLIDAY PRESEN’ SUITABLE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, AT VERY LOW PRICES. NEAT GOLD PENCILS FRO} $2 TO $0 EACH. JOHN FOLEY, Manufacturer of Foley's Bank’ Pens. Store and salesroom 163 Broadway. PPROPRIATE HOLIDAY PRESENTS. French China Dinner Sets, Tea Beta, Totlet, ‘Silver and 9 Sets, Mantel Ornaments Wo hay large and holoe variety of these Goods, ‘o have a very el ‘variety of are determined not sre Sow: ‘over to our next season; ‘consequently we shall offer Goring the season AT A REDUCTION OF 4 PER CENT. E. V. HAUGHWOUT & CO., 488, 490 and 492 Broadway, corner Broome street. AT ZYVERDELL'S OLD STORE, 402 BROADWAY, WED AA, ting Cards, do. wedding Bee the new ribbon Mmot for VISITING CARD FOR NEW YEAR CALLS, VERY el it, at EVERDELL'S old store, $02 Rroadway, cor- ner of Duane street. 1 Enyélopag of the lteet glen 104 Fulton sret, Now my iow York, 18ls. T GIMBREDF’S-THE GRAY CARD FOR NEW year's calls (stylish and only to be had at 583 Broadway.) “A SwinHANE, OVER, $2500 WORTH OF FALL, AND Winter Clothing still on and as it is late in the weason, and also to the ‘state of our financial matters I have co to mark the same down and sell at sacrifion, of cost. ‘Goods and Children’s Clothing in every variety, im same ratio. F. B. BALDWIN, 70 and 72 Bowery. ‘The largest store in the city, A GREAT MIT.—IMMENS! te Gne REDUCTION IN PRICES the rered trenef eagenes tm thecty = UELS "BOURBONIA WuiRKEy, SILLS BOURBONTA JOHN MILLS & CO., No. id Broadway, up stairs, A SRR HOTEL St. GERMAIN, | FIFTH AVEN Hawi dit «eitous elegant Gning room added to thin botl: the pro- to accommodate families and single gentle- men with ful front Rooms and Board. at table d’bote. Private table and meals ala carte as heretofore, CARD, A W. SCHAUS, 629 Broadway, has just recelved, per At- ‘antic, a superb variety of CARVED ARTICLES, such as Reading Desks, Bookstands, Frames, Inkstands, Easels, Brackets, Jardininres, de., de. N. B\—These beautiful goods will be ready for public in- spection on Monday morn! 1 ISHOP & REIN, FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL. BRANCH OF VICTOR BISHOP, 23 MAIDEN LANE. PIAMOND FULL SETS, from 92.0000 $5,000. OND HALF Rings, Pins, 'ATCHES, from all the best makers. PARISIAN JEWELRY, newest styles STONE CAMEO SETS, with Diamonds and Pearle, CORAL a Assortment. FANS, OPERA GLASSES. just received from our house tn Paris, All these goods are at THE VERY LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. ~~ BISHOP & REIN, FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, next to the ladies’ entrance. Rez Faxcy oops, ba ase = Aan BAGATELLE BOARDS, GAMES AND TOYS, OF ALL KINDS, IMPORTED AND FOR SALE BY PETER TIERS & 0O., NO. 43 MAIDEN LANE. ‘a pa var, ALL ELSR octoreal pains and aches. Price Goodie. Beak (liBisTNas AND KEW YRAR® Girrs ~~ ate PIONEER GIFT BOOK STORE, om BROADWAY, NEW YORK. Establiahed 1854. COME AS EARLY EACH DAY. DURING THR HOLI- NOSE WHO SO CAN MAKE THE BEST F a PO ELECTION. HOW TO MAKE TWO PRESENTS AT THE ©OST OF ONE. ‘This highly desirable object i attained by purchasing your Bi D. W. EVANS 4 €O.'8 Rook Rtore, Plonese, Gift WHERE YOU NEVER PAY ONE 'CENT MORE TUAN THE REGULAR RETAIL PRICE FOR eke and always get, with or books, of the retail value and A GIFT, in commen wee act orn OONE UNDRED. DO! che e And are impartially distributed, xcoording to our regular ‘The Gift ie LITERALLY A GIFT, and is not paid for by rehaser in way whatever, exorpt in 80 far as the corn ie the means of averting Av THE LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES, DISTRIBUTED WITH eve iy 1.00 WORTH OF BOOKS would larly ‘our patrona the hq | MAKE A Goon 6 SELECTION, DW. ANS & CO. Toma Sipe pooR STOR, SiS ere See CH EH thet } “i pve, Brokaway, corner Cedar street. Victor Bishop, 3) Malden taney MP ARE We have below, and we are 7 after perusing the f Mat of prices. Oe READE "RHAD IY Meabere White French China Tes Sets, 44 White French China Dinner pieces. White F Tench (hina Dinner Plates, per dozen eneh () ireak{ast Plales, per dosen. White} onch China ‘Tea lates a White F) neb China Covered dozen. aie ene (hina Soup Tureema, éael. < Gold Band French China Tee Bots 46 eens ee Ki Bets, 44 pieces. ... Gold Mand French Ch Gold ond Colowed French Chine Tee ta asa 3 G Dinner Plocem: Bi Silver Plated Tea Sets, 6 pieces Sliver Plated Table Spake pes ver Plated Forks, per do Cut Glass ( Per, dose, fn elegant assortment», NR WITH RICH CHINA. Y. BISQUE AND PARIAN wiaunen SE ONJ i RON: BES, ac,, de, de, forthe | 4B FIGURES, BRONZE VAL HOLIDAY SEASON, ‘The public may rest assured that ann article adver tised will be on sale, CUT oO} fand bring it with you. OUT THIS List W. J. F. DAILEY & 0., No, 631 Browdw: OES YOUR WAS! RWOMAN © Poin oa AR HAN, Aa tenth street, and get « handsome writing Stencil Plate and @® bottle of premium Iudelible Ink ai mark them. Sold alae on. ‘at 599 Broad io GM Broadway, room 18, near Houston street. PUNE JEWELRY FoR THE HOLIDAYS. mn Consequence of the sever terruy dusineen, resultiug frum the ‘pulitioal pele tescegh political panic country, we are compelled to offer our large Jewelry, oouniaing of SOLD OE (Br oad BROOCHES. : Eak a AC! TS, een Expressly manufactured for the Holiday tade,e* AT RETAIL, UNTIL JANUARY 1 of tw: Purchasers of Holiday gifts witl do well to Gk een £39 J Manufacturers jowelry, No. 19 Maiden Lane, Up stale JAMOND RINGS AT BARGAINS— ‘Less than cost of importation, at Tec ee NOG. ©. ALLEN’S, 415 Broadway. Rem Tus Dare ae ORIEN 50 HENRY LEVY, Bias determined to soli Malden Lane, AT RETAIL @r RICH FANCY GOODS penile: or symone 1h Oran kT STONER AECL. G* FIXTURES, &0., &C. STEPHEN PHILBIN, 707 BROADWAY, Offers for sale, at reduced pri bo Fixture prices, a splendid assortment ef 'RENCH BRONZES, DIRECT IMPORTATION, G ‘of, Mantel 01 . Consisting of Mantel Ornainenis, Statuettea, Groups,’ Talk Piui atreet and Gas Fittingattended toas usual, at S31 Fourth (d'No. 9 Astor Hotne, Barclay street OLIDAY NOTICE. "At TAYLOR'S SALOON, Broadway, corner of Frahm tree! May be found a well selected, and extensive stock ef entirely new suitable for Alno, Roxes for Present, Houle fen, Cornet, for 4c, filled with cbalee Con has also a large stosk of : both Freneh and Amseriean manufacture all of which il Se Offered at wow prices. ‘The public are invited to call and examine. FOuPay Lorna awe a ron MEN AND BOYS, AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFIOR. We have determined to close out the balance Waar Btock at a deduction of mee TEN PER CENT BELOW MARKED PRICES. ~~ SMITH BROTHBRA, Nos, 122, 138 and 140 Fulton street, GOLD HUNTING WATCHES, for twenty-five dollars, warrant wed, at ALLEN tm moe coe aobe beiow Canal street, pe pasic OVER! SIX MILLIONS SPECIE ARRIVED, FIVE MILLIONS SAID TO BE AFLOAT, WHERE DOES THE WHERE 18 SPECLE GOT SPECIE WEIGHED? wtandard BC} 1m 8 Lilie wrought and | On" Howe's wanda Loy athe mint end assay floes: fron safer now in use in the city banks and clearing. 17 SECOND HAND SCALES nale taken house. & SECOND HAND SAFES other make: of rs, for nale| for in ex cheap, exchange} change for Howe's stand- or le'n. Tam low fair prices for second, hand nates tm exehi ‘or Ldilie’s. Also for second ‘scales in ex> change for Howe's standard sales FRANK KE. HOWE, 218 Broadway, one block below Astor House. SY 1 in. bons or by the demi joni ‘sale cheap by the puncheon In b rom dee ee PE BALDWIN © CO., OL Liberty street . Charles’ London Cordial Gin, in cases, quarts aud pinta. fpoeems & RAYMOND'S NEW STYLES oF BOYS’ CLOTHING, CENTRAL WAREHOUSE, 121, 123 awn 126 Fourow Sremer, deserve the especial and {immediate attention of all HEADS OF FAMILIES who would clothe their boys for home or school, the drawing: ~ Toom oF the play ground, y, substantially, and VERY LOWEST PRICES, wat iit oe leet yf 4 mitable tor sil oostpations: a , ONE PRICE-NO’ AWATEMENT. ROGERS & pd 1, 15s and 12s Fulton stra, and 214 Broadway, under the Musee. at their need es PRESENTATION® from the coll TE ALBUM! X CARTE SETTINGS, NTS, TASTEFULLY FRAME! AND ARTI SOLOKR BOX! J GOUPIL'R, 772 Broadway, corner Ninth airest, KATES, 8KA" SKA’ Sen EO con mum. see ANN MLWALTON'S, 6 Warren set, Now Yomi KATES POR THE anos. At All wo DHAM'S ~ No. 424 Broadway. DRUGG! W EDITION OF FULL Mog imag mney. Pre te any’ drug Le | poy ye NT Td one dowen full nized the name of the jee tan ‘149 Chambers street UTS! isopurpaigedl aman WATCHES AxD JEWELRY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. n consequence of (he revulsion in business, the subsorther, qt a eeiling hie stock of . ; At retail, at lowest wholesale GEO. Ha Ne"aIb Brosdway, "one door below Gated aeseet - An. 1 _§ War cumer YEAST CAKES_SUPERIOR, 70 other for back wheat ec., and en! ee terpenes. alg t a iegens arene Sumere shold be careful vo eck: Co. Temes et $E_MRATHE ORT EAA, oband oFutn e $38 BRAVER OVEROOATS. ———$—$—$—$———— ~ $8 BEAVER OVEROOATS. #10 = saren ors Mb and 8 Pullce cred. $10 OAR BeAvER svRTOUER bo on