The New York Herald Newspaper, December 30, 1860, Page 5

4 } © write turtber aga, the community, vit: Is the ob - Yetbervance of Sufday, in the manner laid down in the As] 4 2 2 \ J i’ °°" Kramer will perform divitie service, ==, ‘The Protestant Episcopal Free Mission church, formerly ‘worshipping in Clinton Hall, Astor place, Rev. Robert G. ‘Dickson, pastor, will hold divine service in the basement oftheir new church, in East Fourteenth street, opposite ‘Whe Academy of Music, to-day, at half-past ten o'clock in ‘Mhe morhivg, and at half-past seven o’clobk in the even- Aug. Im St. Ann’s church, Righteenth street, near Fifth ave- moe, Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, services a8 usual, ‘swith the voice, in the morning at balf-past teu and even- Omg at balt-past seven; and in the sign language at three @'clock in the afternoon, The-rector will preagh in the ‘qnomaing; ev. Dr. Hawks, reotor of Galvary church, in ho aKernoon, and Rev. Jobn Cotton Smith, rector of the @hurch of the Ascension, in the evoning. The sermons @ftornoon and cvening will be interpreted by the rector Pg Jerusalem church (Swedenborgian) will hold ‘ worship at tbe Nationa! Musical Institute, 765 at half-past ten o’clock this morning. John the Baptist, the Agitator,” will be the subject of ‘the second se of the current series at the Twen- church, between Sixth and Se- avenues, this afternoon, by Rev. &, G. Brooks, pas- r.. Sorvicos at three o’cloek. Sermon i the morning the pastor. 4 as Feothingham wil! preach @ Fbbitt Fall, northeast of Broadway and Thirty-third street, this morn- aud evening, at the vsval hour, Subject for the “eThe Trans: < the Permanent of Lifes” ‘« The Measures of Luce ¢Imthe Memorial ghurch, Hammond street, gorner of ‘Wravericy place, the Rev. James F. Homany, assistant to ‘iboRev, Dr. Tyng, will proach this eventug.. Services at Pal past ton, half-past three and half-past seven o'clock. .) Rev. Dr. Vinton will repest, in Trinity chapel, this eve- ‘Bing, at halt-past seven o'clock, the sermon appropriate “H the erisis, entitled “Tho Christian Idea of Civil Go- t.”” © In the Bicecker street Universalist church, corner of Powning street, services at half-past ten in the morning ‘at balf-past soven in the evening. In the evening » nal Moses Ballou will give the fourth lecture of the Pourse on “©The Morning of Life.” Subject—< Amuso- ‘amnents.”” Dr. T,J. Sawyer will examine Dr, Bledsoe’stheory of ‘adiess punishment, this evening, at the Historical Li- rary, corner of Second avenue and Eleventh street, at shalf-past seven o'clock. Services in the morning at a ‘auarter past toa o'clock. Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch will speak at Dodworth Hall, 806 Broadway, at half-past ten in the morning, and at seven Gm the evening, Subject—‘ Italy—Its Past, Present and The Rey. Henry Blanchard, pastor, will preach in the | Whurch of the Restoration, First Universalist Society, sporner of Clark street’ and Monroe place, Brooklyn, this ‘fgnorning and evening. In the evening the third lecture on Men of the New Testament, Subject—John the Baptist.” . Fourth Universalist Society of Brooklyn.—The Rev. N. | ML Gaylord, pantor, will preach in their chapel, 274 Cum- gizect, to-lay. Subjedt for the eveuing—‘Civil “gyfer tn its Consoquences.”” Serviees at half-past ten 4A. M. and balf-pest seven P.M. Seats free. Tho public pre cordially invited. Hebrew Mutual Benefit Sootety, Anniversary of Judah ‘Bouro’s decease. The ed society will hold the Zahrzeit ‘mortuary service) at the uc, Greene street, this : the 30th instant, at five-o’clock, the Rev. Raphall will deliver a discourse, and the Rev. Mr. (CHALLENGE. Zo J. R. W. Sawn, Minister Third Reformed Presbyteri- \ gnoberch, New York: noe he hate ‘, ‘Duan Sen—I see by the papers you have aaa dag gh ew 9 tL gp tl grit you, cher orally or in writing, the divinity of “Plavery, and that he has declined the same, Now that » Youre in the mood fora public discussion, it may b> “Bhat you will feel inclined to accept a standing challenge ‘which I gave two years ago to any Presbyterian minister - @f this city to discuss with me, either orally or in writ- Sing, that other great question which has agitated, and ¢ INVITATION. > @ _ ‘The Rev. Mr. McKelvey, of Ir of the First Dutch Late Pastor Methodist Congregational church, has aecepted the church of Paterson, ‘groted himeclf to aching a select boy's school. NEW CHURCHES. sSeuene messes of the Holy Trinity, in in July last, ant since re- service on Sunday last, 8. F. Scovel. the pantor of the Jeffersonville . a A tnd. church, having received aud a ti - Firat Presbyterian ¢ | i E 4 f Ek 4) g BH | i f By Hl ( k i the 83a remand to he Ctureh ots ryt arene, feof Sense fomva ride e r Opening of for Street Cleaning. ‘The City office was @ scene of anxious ox- peoctation yesterday at noon, in consequence of that being the time appointed for the opening of the proposals for Cleaning the streets of this city for the term of five years from the date of the contract, as per advertisement. For . Some short time after twelve there was a fear manifested that the opening of the bids would have to be poatpqued, in consequence of the rumor having gotten abroad that the Comptroller would not beprescat, and also because of his not appearing at the appointed time; but at sbout twenty minutes past twelve, Mr. Delavan, who was look- ing from the window, almounced that the said object of anxiety had left bis office and would soon be with them. A minute or two more had scarcely passed before ‘that gentleman took his seat, and Mr. Delavan turned out from the estimate box an apparently large number of propesals, amid the laughter of those present. Mr. Delavan pro: eceded to Conat up the packages, and annottaced the number to be thirty-one, “nearly as many as there are States in ‘the Union.” One voice here. remarked that “South Carolina had been left out.” The Comptroller then stated that the law bad been so framed as to make it necersary that the amount of surety should be | Bxed by the Mayor and himself after the bids had boon opened—that some of the city papers had egid that such ‘a. course was unfair, as it might to favoritiom. Hoe would merely state, before the wero , shat he Went" thai or wot oes ‘of the bide was, Use ‘were the Mr. J. W. Croseaman here pens whether the securities were to be sworn Uhe Court: of Records. 3 The Comptroiler answered—Yes; but the advertise ment did not require such a course to he parsvod. Mr. Crossman—But the law does. | protest agaimet any other action being adopted. ‘The next bid was thus announced: — Redfield, ,500 per annum. Sureties, K. Stearns, Wm. J. W. Mr. Crossman again made the inquiry about the sezuri tics, and on the stating he could not furnish the information, Mr. Crossman said ‘it was the law, and ‘be would t.'’ The remainder of the bids were open- ed without ion. 3. G. B, Dean, $235 aanum. Sureties, Ohas. Dev- lin, Henry O'Farrell find obert Mfaione, 4. Thomas McConnell and Patrick Gallagher, $221,000 per apuum. Sem ry and Goo. Ross. . 5. Sthephen J. Brady, per anoura. Suretics, Louis Garde and John A. Bradcick. : 6. Daniel Gall , $296,000 per year, Suretics, J. Pettigrew aud Patrick Tracy. 7. Alexander Hemphill, $224,900 per annum, or $1,124,500 for the five years. Sureties, Jas. Coiwell; Jas. B.G'entworth. 8. Garret FE. Winans, William M. Pullis and Jas. W. Bush, for the sum of $300,000 per year, or $1,500,000. for the full term. Sureties, Peter Morris, Jas, Cammings, ‘Thomas Biclellan. | 9. Adolphus Christopher Bromm, $229,000 per year, payate sem cnt full amount, $1,145,000, Tiirdtles? TE loonie 000 per year, le ever two wocks. Sureties,’J. Pettigrew, Thos. K. Downing, C. 21. Charles H. Wheeler , $239,000 rear. Sureties, J. D. Morgan; L. W. Cole. cod al 4 A Vowx—Is that security the Governor? 12. Robt. Jardine and L. W. Johnson, $249,000 per annum. Sureties, Noah H. Childs, John Green. 13. . » $279,600 per year. Sureties, Thomas », Anthony 8. Hope. 14. Sickles—(a ch. “New for Sickles.” “« E there?’ .) $300,000 per ancum. Suretiea; R. F. , TheophilusPratt. ; x 15. John Lyneh, $237,000 per annum. Sureties, J. F , Stephen O'Hara, Jas. Donnelly. 16. Rove gD $222,000 each year. Sureties, annua! : pee Bartley, Henry J. Myer, 19, Wun, H. Willixms, , ._(Voloess ohh hs bles got te” ‘Re "Surdlies, B's. Wee. ‘2. Joha and John Murphy, $340,749 per ‘Where's the’ our Suret 5 Chas. W. Baker. rr 2 ‘Selon Lucky. -('‘Fie'll be ah. J. was ithe gets it.””) First fo. ; econd year, 00; third peer total $1,100. Noe the’ acteael’ amelcgurbet wale 00" annum. Sureties, H. MoOunn, George Ross. - %3. George C. Burm, $330,000 annum. | Suretig, Joho T. ,» John Kerr, ‘Henry and James Nelson. 24. W. H. Albertson and 8, Osgood; first year, $290, Pa a ay A 2 Per annum. Sureties, Henry Mander, Fredrick Foley. 7. Robert A. Smith, annum. Sureti wm. H. nat tmay rea @ z 2 +) Fy THE OPERA AND DRAMA AT SAN FRANCISCO. Our correspondent, under date December 1, writes a8 follows —Mrs. Pacott and Mr. Squires, in conjunction with the New Orleans Opera troupe, concluded a very success- ful season on Thursday even! A number of the best — many of }wo persous nated ia pom, and are now quite ihey peepee leaving for 2 fk il iE ; i i i f i : i 4 i Ff i i f i ! i { i i Z *F H | iv = i : i ri fl i i I H | i i if FE | i i ] ; é f ! i f 7 I 3 j iH : ie Fad ft i ; i tt i i i i j i i E 1 Hi ; | r i i fy £2 8 Py up rigs ih sg 7 i rid i : i | i I i [ i it if 2 f §3 R if # i as EF te j z i | At fil He iat i i iy H fi i ni tly § i i it “abe about sailing ma vessel that was bound for Maine cant AT, serudeae RAPEOCAESD SS Nam Steinway & Son’s Overstrumg Grand fered a warratid fr fve'year"Warconna Gfad 8A ‘a Patent Champion Fire and Safes, 26! Broadway, corner of Murray street, ; the ‘Gold’ song we ceetainly the beet of the elt ace more we must the excelent foonooruad ta la production, Nothing ood Panag ction. No cou tome of thooe who tao pa tte nem ioe class Ss wpa ible and rotned speaking, pie must welar Bui New York, Holiday Present. 4 WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE, impossible to the average musi- ay who whenhe docs not mouth, t¢ mumble. Pa RA with which the concerted g0e are bighly creditable to the Cae wy Bianca’ ws good houses and may increasingly do dra\ so—for a time; but Miss Pyno and Mir. Harrifon ‘At te reduced with the new ats, well swell Sorreoaliect the carver of “Undime.” ‘Phe popularity 9.8 most present toa mother, wife, sister or new ra also may cease suddenly. Fore- e lolidey Pre: Coroners’ Inquests. VER & BAKER" gibt Kew tas Machine will hum THE THIRTY-NINTH STRURY MURDER—CONCLUSION Bete." eat goes 49 Broadway, New York. OF THE INVESTIGATION. Coroner Jackman concluded the inquest yesterday in| Guns, Pistols, d&e, tie case of Joseph Sutchtit, the steward of the brig | pints “Revolvers, Guns Wider ke that nen be Pome tr Us William and Mary, who was robbed and murdered by a | market. BS. HART & Peo, . way. party of-upkmown men in West Thirty-ninth street om Monday ovening last. Patrick O'Flaherty, a sailor dm board the William and Mary, testified that on Monday afternodn, about fou o’clook, deceased and he loft the vessel for the purpose of buying some New Year’s preseats for their friend down East; they then went to pier No. 4 North rivor,t Mi Fane Bnetian nnd Prench ets A few ver Skates. ve chile nf Bali Mok French, skitny whieh we are B. J. HART &@ PRO, 291 Broad New Year's Gifts. Avery fine assortinent of P asee oF » Tollet he most modern style. ~ sans B J. BARE Melissa J. Rehocived im Mata, wad he wat an Batehclor's Hair : : 5 Ny owas ank Harm- in iienied on N fd Miler pikes wad inianont Pasurins ~ fT 4 lew ; after mal ‘rect. Sold and at BA ns theie parched: the Willate | Heed eget” wn ? o'clock; — passi down West Thirky-n is & strect, near Teath rveni: abou Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, Wigs ana Tout quarter 10 ten o'elosk, they wereussalled by five young rut minema Shauriuetrene uranincs oe ee ; rst com- moet Uo of pri Aing cm oul ol de | yaaa pat dy eh BAS striking tle witnese onthe heat with a sling shot, ren- | - wig thetoey, 1 Bond siseek dering insensible aad prostrating to the side- Hair Dressing Machin: dics, You walk; when he returned to consciousness ‘he found two Sponge: omn, rin latest Paris with this ma. men bar = gy, as him, as if they haf been searching ae Call and eaawine wi LALRU'S, his pockets; he endeavored to rise, when he was struck a and 757 Broadway. rt seeped iow with a slung shot, and again. rouderod inséa, ‘at one o'clock, or thereabouts, O'Flaherty returned | _, Comstitution Water is the Only ino wn in the lower to conselousness, and crawling down the streot on his | Temedy for diabetes, bit duct top le ee able pose hands and knees reached his vessel. He immediately tn- | Buciore: Kimira N. We MOKGAN & ALLIEN,” whoweate quired if the steward had got home, and Captain Norton | sgenta 46 Cllr stivel, New York, Send fore, -jheviee from answering bim in the uogative, be exclaimed, ‘them | well khown men, he must be badly hurt.” witness then related to the captain the pa°tioulars of the assanit, and expressed great fear as tothe safety of his missing comrade. The captain diJ uot look upow the alfait n'a. very, Berious light, however, and nothing more was thought of the dis- Ringwood, or White Knitted Woolen Gloves, at Lenry & Co.'s successors, HUNT & DUSENBURY, Ieaders aid Inivoducers of fashions for gentiguen’s hats, 3, ond § Astor House, Overcoats for the Holiday: At panic prices, front $8 to. AtGKO. A. HL & &00.S Mammoth ¢tClgng Warehouse, 2 and 2b Bowery Germania Life Insurance Company, ‘dwar, corner of W 8) Broad 4G WELSENDONCE, Preidont, ¥. Boowswpren, Under-Garments appearance of deceased until they saw the aunouncemeat of his death in yesterday's Hxka.v. O'Flaherty gave 0 very jon of two of tha assailaats, and says he could easily recognise them again. He further stated that both deceased and he were perfectly sober at the time of the assault, and that no words betwen them and their assailants until the fatal slung shot was brought into use. ‘The examination of Captain Norton and Mr, Clark, the man who found dezeased and helped to convey him to the hospital, concluded the evidence. The jury rendered a verdict of ‘Death from injuries at the han 's of some person or persons — a4 a are ended bd ort Coedings. r Walling, tn. whose precinc 7 Sroaeay She aiboking affair ‘cok place; will Succeed io stresting and inflamed Eyelids the ties, and bri thom to justice, remains to fne t is to be we , however, that such a daring piece of rébbery and murder will not be permitted pen oy unnoticed. Some effort, at least, ought to be to effect the capture of the assassins. Farat Accrmnt on Smuyrnoarp.—Coroner O'Keefe held an inquest at the New York Hospital yesterday upom the body of William Brown, a sailor, aged twenty-five years, who was accidentally killed by falling from the yard arm of the bark Tivoli, as the veesel lay off the Battery. Verdict in accordance with tlie above facts. Deceased was a native of Sweden, and had not been in this country many months. Weal Water; gan be cured by bathing them in tepid water and light- Wamearine m with HOLLOW AY'S Ojntinent at bedtine— the bowels should be kept regular Vy the ogcasignal use of his ‘Trusses.—Dr. Rigg’ Multipedal Water ‘arranted, (ui N Marsh & Co.’s Radical Cure Truss.— Ofice No. WBVesey street (Astor House), opposite the ¢hureb. Aleoek’s Porous Plasters. pagent Rte ten ease exon portion of the bowels, INVALUABI IN ASTHMA, FOR rhe Geni CHEST, SIDE AND they are unrivalled for all local pains; especially 4 TE Paers the ribs are braised or broken. They cure, with: Out trouble or hindrance from are braised ‘old at 36 cents euch; alna by the yard, at Non'dot CANAL SIRBET, Arrivals and Departares. DEPARTURES. peveesays,-Sitneae Etna—Mrs J Franquet, Jean B Dotta and family, es Houston, ‘Dunlop and’ ter, John A. ‘and. wife, James © Pascoe, wife sn * NO. 4 UNION SQUARE, Bichon mB Hon, John Botres, TO Mords, Chae Apé ba oll seftei, - he, free Netty ifeand child, WH Shaw, penis Parker, Joln Colville, B Gildersievrey Wan “ ‘Married. fra Mantand Take the ctabeage sorage tol it Smithy | BANGS —BusnCKER.—Ab athe on Thursday, Decem- On umbia—J iH Stovens, Ju | BERT, at the North Dutch chirch, by the ‘Rov. Dr, gee Tibane wrvscbaris | Soci ach tg rs ‘an Camp, Sty : ci ‘and Hawrtox—Foranmt.—At Hunbingtou aug Island, on 5 , | Thursday, December 27, by Rew. W. D. Wright, Mr. H. 8. wie ME hah tin Car 3 Tia We heads, We Hunnton, of Richmond Va, do Lana pag B 5 of Starr, joues, © Starr, Heory Punneli, ¢ former place. Bare ft B Jones” G starr, Win Farrell oud, ee | ae FP oie, b? ener A Lose agin Brooklyu papers please copy. Mrs ‘children, 1, FP Tema on Abrome, J Smith, H Lipman, Died. Ld Arrawer.—On Thursday, December 27, at his father’s rouR, &c— Steamship Roancke—J WWinname, W Decker, ‘601 Fourth streot of Scuriatina, and interted TJ Heiner, NB Strong, Alfred Lozicr and lady, | im , Tuomas VALENTINE, aged 5 years, the eet GG eases, GRRE iaithe stecrage, Delgred cu ‘Jol G. and attriage, r Pee cine i so tiaN, wile of a oy ink the ware Lot- | 28, alter DK ) BULLEN, wife 0 ws il levies. EDDY s COnManagorsct thon? tos, aged SL searore native of Tralee, igeland. DELAY ‘AnD Seats, Lowers. The funeral will take is (Sunday) afternoon, at af Crass ps " past one o'clock, from the coruer of Prospect amd Jay “tee. ** —On Wednentay, December 12, af ) Bet: 62, um rawr, the youngest aughter of ‘Wiliam 8. aad ’ ew "apn ‘ork, aged 14 months. n doturday morning, 42 years. Saturday morning, December 29, Juris daughter of John H. aud Julia Amu Burley, $ months and 4 days. A and mother are left to pray the li ees en iho See reed BFA. reste where the angels guard hor bed twine fresh flowers for the early dead. The friends and acquaintances of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of , 260 Hudson street, this (Sunday) afternoon, ‘at balf-past one o’elock. ‘Rochester and Cincinnati papers please copy. CusspivsixG.—On Saturday, Deincember 29, Tuomas, ‘son of William and Chatrine Clendinning. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from No. 122 Mott atrect, at two o'¢logk, , December 29, Gronae ie i 72, 43, 35, 74, ono eR ae Paes: pic wigh lace France's Delaware Lot- — , Botene Copsey, Ores 508, Des, 1900. 69, 54, 64, 4, 48, 40, 78, 7, oo tors8, 13, 25 76, 56. D pata, Lorraay, ‘CLass 61, Dec. 29, 1860. 8, 60, 1, 51, 42, 7, 77, 67, 63, 38, 5, 44, 70, 72, 8, » 1d. , 66, Cireulars sent free of charge, by Madea von, ‘Delaware. { ; el belor 8 a bey 5 ©. A. Bills, Broker, No. 176 Greenwich street. Prizes cashed in all legalized Lotteriea, mdreth's Pills. THE OREAT APPROVED PURGATIVE, ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. in the afternoon. VALUED BY Ate Wito thE, ar thea hye ay a ashort illness,on Satur: ; » December 29, Joms i. Coxway. Bold at 304 Cores Mh coats perbos ee relatives ant friends of the familly are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock, from his late residence No. 2534 Wutler ‘street, to St. Paul's chureb, where a requiem will be cvicbrated, theuce to Calvary Comvtery for iuterment. Cvnray.—On Friday, December 28, Mary Axx, eldest daughter of John and’ Margret Curley, aged 7 years, 5 months and 10 days. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 183 Hast Thirty’ thir street, Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery Davis —On Friday, December 28, of general debility Mr, Pern Davis, of Belfast, ireland, aged 70 years. Js remains will be removed (rom the residence of his w, Mr. John Bryagt, $i Laurens street, to be in Secred in Gaivary Cssnetary this (Suikday} afternoon at wo chook. ‘ends family are respects: olfant and Dublin (Ireland) a Duxscomn.—On Friday, December 28, J: Douxscoms, sou of Alex. 'H. aud Anna Dunscomb, 2years, 4 months and 21 days. funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from a Sipeveath avenue. ‘Eanig.—On Sat morning, December 29, Mrs. Mnv bet oy 64 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 340 West Twenty second street, ou Mouday aft o'clock. Boys’ and Misses’ Hats and Caps—New styles for the holidays. GENIN’S Mat Store. 513 Broadway. ‘Ten New Styles of Holiday Caps to Se- leet from. GENIN'S Hat Store, 515 Broadway. Genin's a Hat for Young Men now ready. GENIN'S Hat Store, 613 Broadway. Fars, Fars, Furs.—Genin, 512 Broad. “Beart tie ee A Grand Ri for White's Holtda: and Caps. a nett renee heen Hats, Caps and Fars, ron tar HOLIDAYS, KELLOGG, 381 Canal street. im all their varieties. Notice. son Wonrn pernon, af vae Frawximy.—Suddenly, on Saturday, December 29. Bay. a, a ‘of John B. aud Josephine Frankiiu, aged 1 year 5 "The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully WINTER CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c., invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his MEN an Boys, nod 174 East Houston street, ou Monday morning, at ‘To be sold off at an From.—On Saturday morning, December 29, Monica ENSE SACKIFI From, in the 65th year of lis @ native of Curacoa, ay THE Ist OF JANUARY. Wont india Ma — 5 — relatives Is of the family aro invited to argepaeoded i algponn aa ent THE TIMES. | attend the funeral this (Sunday) inorning, at 10 0 clock, ‘a ‘OREAT ON THE “Cost: from the residence of his son-in-law, Jacob Epstein, 168 West Thirty-seventh street. Hatey.—On Saturday, December 29, Jouw Haury, in the 77th year of his age. ‘The friends of the {amily are invited to attend the fun- eral on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, from iis late reaidence, No. 643 sixth avenue. Bowua—On Saturday morning, Decomber 29, Euxa Howom, in the 30th year of her age. The relatives and friends arc invited to attend the fu neral this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her f: ', James E. Holmes, No. 15 Rutgers Jouserox.—On Friday morning, December 28, Row eet Wa. Jomvetow, in the élet year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends, also the Hat Fiaisher’s Ben- evolent Society and Trade Association, are repectfuliy in- vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence in MOY: PRT At A RAN! DS, No. 90 Bowery. Drawers, Shirts, 833 Broadway. | nog pees hee Patent Leather Boots for 96, 50. Imported by J. SLATER, No. 2 Cort: ly 4 Van Brant street, near Degraw, South Brooklyn, this (Sanday) afternoon, at one o'clock. and Aj jate Holida: Philadelphia and Poughkeopsic please copy ye A ‘at half price, Keerxoy.—On Friday, December 28, Tuomas Kexsepy, re early, Bout {| Open oa New native of the pariah of Knockgraffon, county Tipperary” Ireland, aged ‘The funeral will take place, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely. All tie relatives abd friends aro invited, more ially his friend Michael Coramins, Third avenue, wi botice, from his late re- tidence, No. $0 Mi street, near 4 Looms. “wt fy oanten December hg eo Low, um, hative iverpool, Eagland, aged years, 10 monthe and 14 aye. The friends acquaintances of the faraily are re. lly invited to attend bis funeral, from the re- of his son-in-law, Jobn iN, No. 22 street, on Monday morning, at ten o'clock. Liverpool please copy. Mortum. On Friday, Destaber 28, Mary Lispy, only Japanese, Chinese, Kast Indian, Manila Child of Samuel and Josephine Mortimer, age! two years. Siete ie | termine ong tease wo ‘that the a oft Staal Rais toa | Hp Re oa A yw startny, Perec LEY) ) 5 ., Om *, PF w BAYAUD & BERARD, 100 Peart strest natin Hexmne, yng hit ot Towle’ W. Oakley, Liquors, Cordinis mma Chame | "rps rieuite ofthe fully aco tuvited to attend ho ta. rsified Aes nad Porter, of tbe, Soest quality, an be | worl, from hi father's remidence, on Monday afternoon, on at two o'clock, without further invitation. O’Sres.—In this city, after @ short tines, Burm, the beloved wife of Danicl O'Shea, @ native of Gilgarvan, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 26 years and 6 mouths. et friends and aoqualpsegges, also thyag Of ber but oR TES Raters WHITE, Proprietor, om Sutarday, Doember 29, years aud tl months. relatives and friends of the family are resp oettully ited to attend the funeral, from tho resi ones his yi », ST York street, ¢ pe hy very Any 29, ALLEN B., youngest son of and Julia F. Parser, aged 11 Funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock from the residence Of his grandfather, John ©. White, 733 avenue, between Fiftieth and Fifty first streets. ‘and relations are iwvited to attend, without fur- i E i , at St. Vincent's Hos pital, Cammanose Rixtcy, aged 2 years, 4 moths and 21 cays, native of Castle Saunderson, county Cavan, Lreland friends and relatives of the family and those of ber sisters, Ann aud Mary Rielly, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from St. Vineent’s Hospital, this (Snnday) afternoon, at one o'clock. foar.—On Friday, December 28, Ciranums H. Soa, aged oA years. fis relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend bis funeral, from his late residence, No. 14 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) afernoon at two o'clock, Sara—On Friday , December 28, at therestdeuce of her parents, Miehacl and Elizabeth Shea, Mary Moov, a na- tive of Kenmare, couuty Kerry, freland, in the 25th year of hor age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisedy, froma the resideuce of her parents, No. 80 Ann Btreet. Skirvin@tos.—O Saturday, December 20, biLaN Sxr’ MNGTON, iM the 46h year of her age. Her relatives amd friends are respectfully invited ty at tend the funcral, from her late residence, No. 43 Perry atrect, on Mondy’ afternoon, at half-past oue v’ctocx. ‘Trumwit.—On Briday , December 28, Garona TRumsvitt, aged 34 years. ‘The fuperad. will tyke place this (Swacay) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, No. 153 Lauwens street. Wuexter.—On Savurday, December 29, Jonx Wurnune, in the 58th year of his age, a native of Tiprel’s Pass, county Westaeath, Ireland. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend’ the funeral, from his late residence, No. 300 Houston street, eorner of Greenwich, on Monday af- ternoon, at one e’eteck, Woonnury.—At Jersey City, on Friday. December 28, Axy Jane Pumuare, adopted diughter of Win, T. and Mary ‘Ani Woodruff, agea HL year ‘Aud yet why mourn? Thy deep repose Shall never more be broke by pain; ‘Thy lips no more with sighs unclose, ‘Thine eyes will never weep again. We'll think not, thou blushing flower, Will wither in the graveyard sod; Thou wast made to gild an angel’s bower, Within the Paradise of Go Philadelphia papers vlease copy MISCELLANEOUS. LAST CHANCE, We have a prodigh w, and we are delerm # quontity of the goods euumeraed ined to eonyert them OASH. IN Everybody wilt be satisied that we are in ARNEST. prices. Until the lat of continue to offer the following unequalled READ! READ! READIt COMPARE THE FIGURES, China Tea Sets, 44 After perusing the following list of Jantiary weg bargains: 8 White French China cove White French China Sonp Tureens, each White Freneh China Tea Cups and Saucers, tbe dozen. Gold band French China Tea Seta, 44 plecas.. Gold band French China Dinner Seta, 187 pleces. Gold and colored French China Tea Sota, 11 pleoe Gold and colored French China ts, 167 piece plated Tea Kettles, each. EaFane weasessuasevegssa manse A 1p elepant asaortment of RICH OHINA VABE: eraee iad BISQUE AND PARIAN FIGURES, - BRONZE VASES, HOLIDAY’ SEASON. wrens may rest asgured that every Griicle adverticed OUT OUT THIS LST And bring tt with you, Wier Dalat» 00., (A SAPPY NEW YEAR AT EVANS’, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES GIVEN AWAY! LOOK OUT-FOR THEM DEC. SI. ~ — bia acetaes-* INDUCEMENTS PURCHASERS OF BOOKS. FOR ONE DAY ONLY. D. W. EVANS & CO.'S TIONEER GIFT BOOK STORE, 677 BROADWAY, ‘Will impartially distribute FIFTEEN GOLD WATCHES. WORTH FROM THIRTY DOLLARS TO ONE HUNDRED DOLLAR each, and TWENTY-FIVE GILVEB WATOIES, Worth from $13 to $40 each, MONDAY, DRCEMBER. 31, 1860. ‘ age this without any regard whatever to our profits wlsie per cent from the publisher's ‘all extra fine Books, in seta, at a reduction of prices, and git Gifts with them, just the same as if they were sold at the ve "Rit ether Bonks usual, at the regular retail wae itt peecented orth each Book (that ia of the: fetail Petes Of $1 and upwards), at the time of sale. The Gifts consist of ‘and silver Watches, gold Chains, Silver Ware, seta f cameo, mosaic, florentine, coral’ and lava Jewelry, gold Lekota gold Pencil, gold Pena, 1y the best, makers: Hrace- eta, ladles’ neck and c gen Studs . arietics In calling att to the above extraordinary inducements Mich wee pledge Curselven talthtuliy, to carry out wo the jouer) we oo strongly impress ‘spon all the necessity making pul early In the day. before our store grte ‘Those who call earliest will make the best selections, * to the sufficient for them." ns —_ DW. Evan co., Pioneer Gift Bookstore, 677 Broadway, N.Y. A RUMRILL & CO. “ ‘No. 2364 BROADWAY. The tight kind of & present for the He " HOLIDAYS. as those fine adjusted and chronometrically rated ¢ Los AMERICAN WATCHES, AMERICAN TCH COMPANY, ham, Mass. The finest and most di ‘Time Keepers ever made. For sale wntil January 1, ‘At Manufacturers’ A™ Of the new rion, by CO., Nor Bro Es cone 'E ver wol BRANDY IN BOTTLES. WOLFE'S. PU EIA. SUEKRY AND PORT WOLFE'S SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKEY. WOLPE'S JAMAICA AND ST. CROTX RUM Imported and potted ty the wubseriber, Warraste yire and er UDOLPHO WOLFE. Da SS. L§ Leng ty omg ards, Wedding (ards, Envelopes, Note . Se, in cogs etyled. — A LARGE STOCK LPE'S PP or. GOLD PENS, GOLD AND SILVER ENCLL SAaBe, ei , ALL SIZB8 AND 8TYL) YOR HOLIDAY P SUITABLE FOR LADIES AND GE. MEN, AT VERY LOW FRIORS, NEAT GOLD PENCILS FROM $2 TO $2) EACH, JOUN FOLEY, Mi ‘acti LZ for nd meerom6s Broaswaye, 7 * Bask Femme T WM. EVERDELL'# SONS, WEDDING CARDS AND En oF, the Rees etylee. 106 Fulton street, New pork. A CARD. CHARLES Cheoxonire ns A cleanlete ie of ‘hens celebrated pocket Time. keepers male, ‘ Jucnd, Phy Momekr Ratt’ & CO, of Watehes and és A Opposite the City Hm, TREASURE AND A CURIOSITY, IF APPLAED FOR Wn OL ORY WHITE Pont ‘vee nee in eases of one dozen, bottled in Oporto, by ages. This wine, of vintage could precu nome Shain ta YOUR URIS PRIEN IN your AMERICAN FRIEN, THIGH WHISKEY. GENUINE, IRS WHISKEY, ae MoAULIF , limporver, 48 san street thn “gente ards’ Yor this yours Teutvtie Wet oor tations ave, tenn, eulogid UE the «attr prem oa tie, ioton feed in New York aad i ia, a U8 ARNICA LINIMENT, WHEN ALL BRAS Atos cheumatier netrniglo, Woke a an 4 all external ‘and in fur Joints ail external yalas injuries, Pree ss omens HOLIDAYS, / Yin de Wrae, of the finest quality, ai retail at wi case, Adeuitionism UNSCRIPTU! aust aay PRLIVERED BY THE REV. HENRY J. VAN DYKE, Of the First Presbyterian Church, Brookiya, On Sunday, Dee. =. aid of promoting truth founded on Bei ‘ureg os uty ‘or which our forefathers bied, 0 us Sadeoel Preserve undiminished for gene- For sale by news agents generally “ 8. Pal a love died stat wholesale: MACGLINN & COD 54 Fulton street, New York. T M ®~NAPOLEON TAP BOOTS, A NEW STYL ‘ A at ‘ONES’, Now iO and #9 an street, Ny. D—Call wad fee them, pon" WATCHES AND JEWELRY, SELLING OP? UNDER OO8T, TO CLOSE THE BUBINES®, TAMONDS AND WATCHES PIRHOP & REMY, Ie Fifth Avenue Hotel (branch of V! Matden ber, Diamond Full Kets from $2908 to $5000, rich Frenchy gute Jeweiry, Watches, Coral Jewelry, dc. } alsa OMeved at retadt, at the lowest whotcesio ce BISI & REIN, Fifth Avenwe Hotel, next to-th reece. _Fouse im ris 68 Reus dela Vervewie. 7 REAT REDUCTION IN PRIC WATCHE® AND JEWELRY. Purehavers will fod it to their interest to make selwotions from the beatiful stock of Wi and Jewel c of ALL GENUINE Priors. fer aush, pow oficred at reduced ea No, 261 Broadway, opposite City. oes ¥. G” FLIXTUREA, o., ac. | STEPHEN PHILBIN, 707 BROAD’ Otters for ealo, et reduced pricey, 4 nploudid eased Gua Fixtures, bid FRENCH BRO! DIRECT IMPORTATION, Consisting of, Maniel Statuettes, Groupe, ' Tale si * inmbing and Gas Fitting attended to re aan 4 ing of ae al Or eae * ES eps Ho!m* CLOTHING ¥ MEN AND Boys, AT AN IMMENSE SACRIFICE. toclose out the balance of ow Wintew We bave determi Stock a! @ deduetic BELOW MARKED PRICES. ~ RMITH BROTHERS, Nos, 122, 138 and 140 Fultom street. FOMPay svrvnigs. Choice Importat WINES, BRANDICR ke AT WHOLESALE Pitic’ BY THE CASE OR DEMIJOILN. In order to reduce stock and retal ; seribers offer, on the above: terms, slectious. lee Wood mad lass Of bi SHERRY, MADEIRA AND PORT COGNAD BRANDIES, OLD ITOL) SAMAICA AND BT. OROLX BFL ‘are mos: oui aTaaee ppamaare own importations, and of pit, CHAMPAGNES, we have a large assortment of Saw rani BOURBON, RYE AND MONONGAHELA WISISKEYS, Received direct from the best distil we dlrect fre levies, tnoluding some Of dotted goods we have the largest and beat rimems in the cout frinetiting “oie ieayal Hollands, sted: Ma ‘ed 1 Gin,” “AmDeosial’ “sad , Walskeys, and assorted grades of ‘Srandion Wines, &o. ctty and at tow ‘This is a rare opportunity to those living in, this vicinity to supply prices, iM. & EL A % CO., 377. and S79 Broadway, Of White street. ‘a moat recherche ART bets axD SUnStANTALTTES ¥ AND 0 Tr Gou: treet MPORTANT.—THE N, Y, pre THE N.Y, ILLUSTRATED NEWS HAR Hy The first number under bis 4 how Jor detivery, st the house, of, new! r published in thie ° Same nat ice aries ie camer has no equal in the branches devoted to ‘the dis- cussion of all the tcurremt topics. In tts most feet f ever issued, ry ewes satisfied of this, ‘Dewpapers agent you acopy. AST DAY. MONDAY, DEC. 31, 1900. Our elegant stock of JEWBLAY is offered at retail f more Soto oe Wweikd & 00. ; Manu ir) etaire. ‘ONEY MUST BE HAD.—GOODS SACRIFICE) Coats for $15; 815 Coals for Bil; Bll Coals for $Bt Gioales $i0. at Tnade tick must be anid Saturday next. M; prices, m iG wireets K YOUR CLOTAING, MARK YOUR CLOTHING — abe ecme Wr Btapell Fine ara * wea pt - Tndelible Ink snd mark. your «9 als at 508 Broadway, near Houston sireet, room | TEW YEAR'S Ta\ TAYLOR M ameran BE eet aoc ep tor ma} tT Fae ey eacet Wer Tok on bere Motion’ FUbiad Shecea he ai'sd ihe wecbquallty, onda sonable pricen. kets and a large nasorime ot = or AYES ICES, in, in bonded mirghte t e marry cid oy aemmn te Charter’ London Cordigt Gin, tm Cana, quart UNCH'S POCKETBOOK FOR 1361, ‘Splendidly ANTC, PANIC, PANIC, PR! Bi archcons Od & Teuntel. Sap FRA aura Carriage and i eiee of Elegant sty! EWING MAC NEEDLES, S¥ilen: wholesale end eta hy MAR Broadway, corner of Canal street. HOTLD THE SWEET GIRL UPON WHOM YOU HAVE a Feet a hee 2 60., on 1S renreed your aifecions—end breathes there a man fhould the be with Freckire, tan, plow a creseemees. OF fon her {noe what, ‘wuld dot ber by her fair hand, Ker oto some aed je, then would you aiken: a I py foap, his Poudre uitiin’ 'ke., remove lek frot your adored face. You ai buy it love, at street, first etore from Broadway.” full jo of ome A aa Lat ae or tl wae hosored with rato re at ie Ureal Bupostion a Parte of Te ati “The CENtory, The HOME JOURNAL for J 5 will seeet te ae ee ee HE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY, T No. Of hens 4 will soll their. new LADIES FANCY at retail, at WO per cent a“ bh. THEN Ae ee TEL ire tots had a We SAMURL Elatla0 carer. \SScA foul cotere a carty te maateom NE HOLIDAYS “ALL and apere aruelen Tt len thing, RYRi arated eee Pras oe XML EE, of Re val es gerne" ba 8 va ay, Cyber ghee mate te wat re,