The New York Herald Newspaper, December 17, 1863, Page 8

- # i § "FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weoxespay, Dec. 16—6 P. M. Whe stock markets was again active thie morn- tog, and prices were well sustained, with a «mall, advance en most of the leading shares. Hirie Pai). yosd advanced %, and the preferred #toga ¥% New York Central went up 4%, Hodson Rives Reading %, Chieago and Roc kK Island, %, Cleve- jand and Pittebarg 1, Galena 1%, rt Wayne % Chicago and Northwestern %, “bd Cleveland and Toledo 34. The speculative wovement continued tw the afternoon, and prices eontinued to rise. The cloving quotations were #8 follows: faiena and Chigago Aton and Terre Haute. @umberiand Coa! —Ip regard to the Cumberland Coal Company, whose stock rev up this afternoon five per cent, we learn that Brown Brothers & Co. and others have agreed to advance money to pay off its en- fire bonded debt, making the necersary loan for Pfieen yoars at’six per cent interest, without the weval commissions or other charges. They have also loaned the company, to be used as a working eapital,-2140;000 for five years, at the eame rate of dnterest, secured by a second mortgage. The gold market was active to-day, and prices van ap in the afternoon, large sales having been made. The ore were the aan tate ~ —A large sale was aa at the last figure, and the market closed firm. ‘The bill introduced in the United States Senate on Tuesday by Senator Lane, @f Kaneas, making gambling in gold, as it is carried on in the vicinity ef Wall street, a misdemeanor, seems to have had no effect upon prices. The evil which the resolu. tion aims to rectify would not be abolished even if Mshould become a law. The regular exchange would probably be broken up, and the three days time sales” would no longer be made; but other wise the transactions would be carrried on in the same manner as now. Mr. Lane evidently has very little knowledge of Wall street, or he weuld never have attempted to break cown v0 formidable an organization as the gamblers in «gold bave perfected by 50 weak a weapon as his resolution would prove. If the Jaw passes Con- gress, the transactions will take place almost en- tirely along the curbstones, by brokers whore of- fices are in the crowns of their hats or in their over- coat pockets, and the deliveries would be made at some designated headquarters in the vicinity, By this means gambling would be carried on to & much greater extent than it is at present, as the wame parcel of gold could be sold and resold a @ezen times during a single day, while at present a sale is seldom perfected before one or two @elock in the afternoon. ‘The business at the office of the Aesistant Trea- worer to-day was as follow $6,485,078 (277/828 20;222,768 Included in the above receipts is $236,000 for @estoms. The government has now in the vaults @f the Sub-Treasury in this city over eleven mil- Hons in coin, a portion of which will be distributed after the Ist of January in payment of interest on some of the government securities. The Comptroller of this city invites, until the Mth of December, proposals for $230,000 of the water bonds of the city of New York, bearing in- terest at the rate of five per cent per annum, pay- able quarterly, and the principal reimbursable on the let of November, 1879. A number of plots of land situated in Dubuque and other parts of the State of Iowa, belonging to the Artisans’ Bank, of this city, were sold yester- ay at auction, and bronght the aggregate amount ef about $6,250. The steamship Scotia took out to-day $452,187 in epecie. The subscriptions to the government loan were a2 follows: — Bobecriptions for 5-20° (direct) . Bepoeited by agents. Total ..... Temporary ioa The new Board of Direc tors of the ¢ ‘anton Com- pany, it is announced, have determined to dispose of their water privileges at Baltimore, which will probably prove of great advantage to the city, and enable the company to refund their capital stock, if not to pay dividends. The following is the statement of the Philadel- phia banks, made up on Monday, compared with the statement,of the previous week: Dec. 3. Dec. 14 Loane $56,414,704 36,798 43 Bpecie 4,167,144 2,106,832 Deo froma other banks. Due to other banks. its... Cireulation. . ° Legal tender and demand notes” The value of the exports from Boston last week was $635,756, against $444,830 75 for the corres- ponding week in 18 The imports were $401,- 768, and the same time last year $281,965. The Cleveland banks have put at a discount of one-half per cent all currency except greenbacks, Rational banks and State Bank of Ohio. The receipts and disbursements of the State Treasury of Pennsylvania during the year ending on the 30th of Noveraber were as follows:— Recoipte.. see $4,289,451 Expenditures « 4,314,904 Excess of expenditures, $26 513 There was a balance remaining in the Treasury on the Ist inst. of $2,147,381. The price of cotten in New Orleans on the 5th fmstant was up to previons rates, and the market ‘Was quite active. Over tifteen hundred bales were received on the 4th from a point above Vicksburg, which were to be shipped directly to New York. The New Orleans Picayune 6th inst. has the following report of cotton movements on the previous. day The sales comprise 240 bales, Soountry repacked at 43 1 bale low middling at 3c. 2 bales samplee at 650., 5 good ordinary at 68 '5c Meaty good ordinary at 70c., 64 strictly low middiing f 0 middling at C., 182 do 119 and 14,08 of the At auction, embracing and @ strictly ; 18 bales iDg, at private eale nd ‘st auction, United States Marshal's 71 bales dam aged prize cotton, of all broken bales wold at $125 per’ dale ea, 2 lota of 5 each, at 202 60; Bat $25 10, 2 lots of $270, 5 at 00, Bloc Exchange. Wroweanar, Dec $10000 US 6'#,°8) reg 10434 1610.30 A. M 8 Reading..s10 119 3g do boo 120 Michigan Ceo RR ‘ 12 3.10,08A 106% 20000 Trn,7 #30 5000 Use, lyrenew 98 f00 ‘ 40000 do. 98% 100 ssD1O 128 20000 Tenn 6°* £9 300 M Con RR sorip. 118% 66, OO do... 118 600 California 7, 125° g00 Clev & Pitta RR; 100 1000 do 122% 600 do., 100 8000 Ohio A Mins cer 25 00 do... 100 q 4000 ©, B&QS's Ist 122% 2000 do... 109 1000 Tol AW Jetm ex 1014 300 do 830 10855 2600 Pit. PUWaCSOMm 87; 500 do #10 109 — American gold. 1491, 200 do. bis 1094 do 1495 300 Chi & Alton RR. 84 30000 do » 100 GA ACHR... 10 20 abs Bk of Vomw'is 100 ; 400 do. 109 \¢ 131 Har Fire ne Co. 125" 900 do #10 100% 900 Canton Co. 10 180 do bio 100 66 Camb Coal pret 100 do #10 109 mo de. eh rr do #30 108 100 do ©0380 «(100 do 2630 108 Mot OO 1000 Cleve ATH RR. 1B 20H +i) 30% 300 H 20 118); ‘0 do «0 301; 200 de boo 119 B00 He 20% 500 on «0 118 1000 te w 14 Ohi & RA led he OS no €o bls @\ 00 ' 430Rs <—< ee . = — oe ne cheb Big @ of minis oes 100 ert oat Co oy a ie. § Men & Mo Bik 36, $08 ew 34) 22000 do 160 do « Ma ao 100 Pacific Mail 88 Co aly 8 do... io do 6 to 800 N ¥ Central RK. 134% 1800 do. 10 do 192% 2000 do do m0 198% 06 Chi, Bor x 00 Erie hi 164 LOMIAP 2200 do 107-200 Tol A Wabash RR 200 do be 107 800 Pitis, F D ; sou do... 0a 2002 dO... #00 ao... 100 do 100 do... v10 3900 AOD ATH RR. 63 160 do... 08% 1200 0 46 46 ex Os 93 8 re) vie 81 800 OSE ecrip.. 118) 600 18% = Cleve & Bitis RR. 109 de sesse I mm ieo M&aP ai CbRRDIO 55 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Waovmspay, Dec. 16—6 P. M. Afamy continued quiet but Orm, in view of the small supply. Sales 20 bbls. at $8 50 for pote and $9 75 for pearls. BaRe.—120 bbes. cold tp Philadeiphia wi $35 a $36, cash. Breapetvrre.—Rece\pts 6,309 bbie. Hour, 213 bbis. end 363 sacks corn meal, 1,844 bushels corn, and 70,081 do. oats, The flour market was depressed and common Drands of Western were 6c. off, notwithstanding very Highs receipts and a slight improvement in the gold and exchange markets. The demand was moderate, most of the unlimited shipping orders baving been filled, und the ruling currency being too high to admit of bazard pur- chases for export. Trade brands sbowed mo decided pry ol Dut were comparatively quiet. The sales of the day f foot up 10,000 bbie., the market cloeing dull, Sonthern flour met with a fair inquiry, withoat quotable chan; ip prices. Sales 1,000 bbie. Canadian flour was dull, and the common kinds in favor of the buyer. Sales 500 bbis. Corn mea) was in moderate requesi very full prices; 200 bbis. changed hands at $6 70 2 $5 76 for Jer- sey, $6 10 for Brandywine, and $6 16 for caloric, Rye Sour was quiet. We auote.— Superfine State and Western four... $600 a 62 Extra State... weeee 6 3b a 6 65 700 a 750 766 a 9 00 ns +7 21100 good Southern. 760 a &10 Good to cholwe extra ao... 816 210 75 Common Canadian. 625 a 640 Good to choice extra do. 64h a 900 Rye flour..... 575 a 700 Corn meal, bbl 570 a 610 Corn meal, pnucheons. . 27 00 a 28 00 Buckwheat tlour, per 100 Ibs. B12%a 3 50 —The wheat market war comparatively dul), with prices ay, in favor of the buyer—some lots having peen Up at prices which indicate a slight decline. have been no receipts this week, but this operation of Speculators was not sufficiently potent to keep prices up, with ae ab reias Of a decline in ocean freights thrown in. The fact is prices are too high to admit of exports, while the local millers are tolerably wel) supplied, #0 that in order to effect large sales a decline would have to be submitted to. Nales 110,000 bushele, part on specuia- tion, at $1 43 a$1 47 for spring Chicago, $1 44 a $1 48 for Millwaukee club, $1 49 a $1 50 for amber Milwaukee, $1 Ca 57 for winter rea Western, $1 d8 a$1 62 for ber Michigan, and $1 82a $1 835, for white Western. 6 at $1 35 A $140, Distillers ure well sup- pled, and demand from other quarters is bght. Bar ley was steady. Sales 8.000 bushelx, a! $143 a) 46 for Brate and $1 40 for Canada Kast. 1,500 bushels State malt sold at $1.60 8 $161. Oats were in favor of the buyer at the close. Saies 150,000 bushels, at Shc. a 90c. for Cana- dian, 800, @ 91c, for State, and 90c, a Y1c. for Western. Corn'was more active and 2c. dearer. ‘The sales reach 115,000 bushels, part on speculation, clowing at $126 a $1 27 for Western mixed in store, $1 28 afoul, and $1 26 for white Western, ‘CaNDLx#.—1,000 boxes adamantine sold Coa1—Bales have been made of 6H) tons Scotch, st at $7 50 4 $8 25, and 200 do. Feotch cannel at $1 Corrae.—Rio wae ip limited supply and bold raily are demanding },c. - lc. per Ib. quote 33c. a Bbc. Sales of Stock in the country 26,678 bag and 4,528 at Raltimore. CovrEr.—-100,000 ibs. Baltimore sold at $77,¢., cash. Corton steady at §23¢c. for middling uplands, sales of About 1,800 bales Daves. —10,000 quinine at $2 60, bh. Dyawoops.—Stock hight, prices frm Domingo at $23. | Freiaurs--The market lost its buoyancy to-day, so far | ‘As grain was concerned. The improvement noticed mn the early part of the week brought out an iereased sup ply of tonnage, and owners offered to take wheat for Liverpool at Od., with 4d. a 4)g0. offered. By American flag were engaged 1,000 bbis. flour at ls. 6d., and by neu tral 1,000 do. at Is, 71,0 600 bois. petroleum a Bs.; JOO packager bacon, 208.; 100 bales | 200 packages butter and cheese at zhe.. and by Steamer 250 packages bacon at 408,: 50 bales Lops at %,d., argols at 46c. and 1,000 ounces | tales 100 tons BL and $00 packages butter at 60s. To Lon'on, per Ameri can flag, 1,000 bbls. oileake at 20s., and 50 tous do., in bags, at 178. 6d.; per nevtral, 1,000 bhis. fou! 1,600 packager butter steamer 200 boxes ba ts, 6d., 100 bales cheese wt 27s, id per On At 408, 100 Kerces beet at hops at Jsd., and 4500 packages butter at 50s. To Glasgow, per neutral, 1.000 bbis four | 1s. 8d. 18, 105,4.; 20 hhde. Tallow,’ 208.: 200 boxes cheese, 268., and per steamer, 1.000 packages batter and cheese, 508. a S58, To Rotterdam 600 bbls. floor, Bark Sherwood, 4:0 tons, was chart ans at $2,000 per month, bark Kate Stamler, to same port, $8 per ton for soft coal; Hritish brig, to Belfast, Ireland, full cargo of provisions, at arate not to be printed: a British ship, to Liverpoo $8. 0d. per 50 cubic feet; @ brig, to Ri ) and back f gold, and a schooner, 160 t Port Royal, $775 p ive. P Sales 10,000 Monte Rio Grande at priva Hors steady at 20c. a 300, for fair to faney about 150 bales. | MoLasuns quiet, with sales of only 130 bir. old crop New Orleans at 55¢. a 65¢., eaxh. Navat Storm dull, At auction 95 bbls. New ( tar brought $11 375,, and 10 half bbls, $6 25, 83 casks French rogin, $28 a $29 75 Ons dull. 280 Ibe. | Sales 7,000 gallone shore at $1 21, 1 000 do. herring at $1.03, cast Painrs.—Sales of 40 tons China clay, to arrive, ab $30 a 02, Prrroee.—" 1028 bbls, The market contin ued dull, but prices were without decided change. There Was vory little dem: ofers were altogether below t The gales were confined to about 900 bbi ude at 300. and 3,000 do. refined at 450. a 466., on the spot, but including 600 bbie. for January at 48 ',« buyer's option. Free was dull at S4c, A sale of 100 bhie. straw was reported at 52 ¢¢ Provn —Ihe receipis were 250 bbis. pork, S61 | Pkge. Deel, 412 do. lard and 714 drossed hogs. There wee nO important change in any kind of provisions reported on 'Change today. There was only @ moderate demand for any article, and the sales jn all were moderate, Pork was rather dull and heavy, but prices were about the same, There was no demand for speculation, and the sales were confined to immediate deliveries. The rales 200 bbis., AL $17 a $17 25 for old mes#, $18 25a for new do., and $12 $12 50 for prime, and 100 bbls. mess, this year's packing, at $21 25. Beef gold to the extent of 600 bbls, at $10.0 $14 for mess, and $14 a $16 for extra a0. Beof hams were active: sales 800 bois. Went: erp Ot $17 a $15. Bacon sold to the extent of 500 boxes, at about previous rates, Cut meats were sleady, with sales of 100 packages at 63g¢. a Te. for shoniders and 0c a Le. for hams. Dresred hogs sold at 7 ,¢. « Se. for Western ¥ adelphie for " and city. Lard war steady. sales 1 200 bbIp. avd oston. “Relirned. schr Helle. Sid brige Wappoo, at lie 012) . and Verces | N'Locke, J W Drisk Young (Br) + eehre tery sn SHIPPING NEWS. ac ron NEW ve «7 1} moe 4M) wen THIS DAY, a ‘morn — — TRY iz Port of New York, December 16, 1863. CLEARED. Judeins, Queensiown ax it Andrew (Br), F Mac Tonal ty Steam Age. ocieameniy Fag! Liver Scott, Liverpeo! and Glasgow Adams, Havara—Spofford. Tileston & mae, Sherwood, Vortiand—H B Ure Steamebip Pe a a ac Ship Robens fcr. Joh Rark Serab LB ane, clmboe & Ralchen TW Ewell & 0% oO ve, Mart—Varabie ASR Kark Topeka (Br), Sundberg, Barone IP Wart & 00. Bark Mary Elirateswb, Dont Portinndes: x - g Bee OP Obrien (ir), Whes, Vere Cra Dn ey Py, deleted (Br), Morray, Meiamoros—9 ANSwiub) ww 0, Brg Flira (Br), Dovie, Port Spain ian , Sebr Prince of Wales’ (Br), Miltor, Mat vn Boughton Sebr © A Farpeworth, Cromwel, Ponce T Swot Rebr @ Bent (Hr). Howard, Bt Joho, NB—D RI Sehr Lewiavilic (Br), Taylor, Moncton, NB=PINevuea | George, Rogers, New Orieane—R 1 Orommend ace, | Auer W lawn ky | wo Weer | i | Bryant, Philadelphia. 5, | Decd, achr Hird of the Way Ab—G b Vaten. = Died. Sor iae—T M Mayhew. Commodere, Faithen Beyaten's Bova aenre—ll B Rackets a Lexinglo’ , ftaynor, New Haven—Hl © Hockett & Sp. Balt gy eeamerd yn Ounain Balt Baitimore, ae eanabie ‘Champior 7, wih . Wilson, Aspinwall. Deo malin. vasscnsers and t nvecte. 10D BAtien 26th inst, epoke Btar, hence for Aspinwall. son, Kingston, Ja, Deo d with mdse And passengers, to Wal- & Booth. “eqzainehip Thes A Scots (v8 mocageen OBrien, New Or- Jeans, Dec &, with mdse an an passage TrOng ter. rossed the bar tb, GN re oof head winds, latter part far aire perc Pa made a run Heuaebip City of Richmond (U 8 transport), sells Woshingion, to 0. 8 Quastermaste 7 pe Co p Cow w Ovleans, Nov 24. Had vamp i Seater, Law Nov 7, with mdse and Liverpool, ra, 10 wbpattor, Titeston & Oo, Anchored off ite Bar tat 1D ‘Ship Namsenver fof Bath), Curtis, Bristol. 87 days, with railroad trom, to master, Had at yi winds entire Nov ‘2. i seaman, fel ; split nalla, ac. Fromm alot. to. the deck “and Ned. 12th inst, iat 40 Jon G2, was chased by three.masted screw steamar. wh had fore topsai)!, topgatiantsa)! and a large squaresai! set oo eee ond ci t wai = spe be oe we painted binek. under ail only, and about 4 m ‘an ‘fing Flying Scud fF fs Jersey), Labey, Bio Janeiro, 99 ng Fiying sie ae \ Ant? Biitvioa, bar Now an se with 10 Hatteras; eat abd spit mot of sie me Mighiand Ma Br, Ward, Pro tara 17s, with eaten, tod Nani do. Baye te fat gunboat “Antinio,” on acrulse, 99, ‘on 70. was Loareed by Brig B Biselow, Holmes, Aux Cayen, 21 days, with coffee, to, wer Princede Atice (Br), Mears, Nov 5, via Ke: ext Dee 6, with sugar ac, wo Grinuell, Miptun & Co. 2th Ina ‘off hyn Pan Shoals, had a SE gale, during which split smi ‘Schr ciara T Holmes (of Provincetown nm), Cook, Bonaire, wane, ‘with salt, to Bassford & iceeenee, th inst, lat 29, passed brig P R Prentins, of re Sehr Win Haters Eldridge, Now Orient 18. ays, Bpofford, Tik Co, Had heavy Woah er. Fuller, Newbern, 7 days. Schr Frade Wind, 1 Hull, Norfolk: Schr Monmouth, Anderson, Hog Isiand. peg i oe ir Morris, Sehr WO Sehr T Rebr F @ebr Alex Young, Bene ceone Behe Sehr Mary Emma, Bailey, ‘ire Behr Laure, na fn ce Steamer Aun Ehiza. Ric Steamer Alida. Linney, Philade Bicamer Black Di |. Meredith, Philadelphia, Sicamer New Jersey (new), . Philadelphia, Beamer . Jones, Pi BELOW. Ship Protector (Br), Kruse, from Leghorn, Bork uanra & Gertrude, Brig Caroline, SALED. usb Ships Wisconsin, Wm Frothingkam, Buizabeth, Al. dion, Lishon. Northern Belle, Astronom, Can| Gent ore; barka Laboramus, Milton, ian Wilson, Corn, John Fyfe, KG W idee, Lad sake, utters 00k, Barren Morsing Bias; sebre re Oriental, Ale port Jes epkia HC Bvane. nea a D M'S Manguun, A Beeve, L. F Smith, “suns Shepard. Jos Wobsien, und'lz others 16:)—-Steamers Beatin, Kedar, Eagle, Wine at sunset may: Miscellaneous. Sykaweniy Seorta, Captain Judkins, sailed yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpoo!. Sreamsnie Kepar, Capt Mur, of the Cnnard-Gnion live, sailed yesierday for Liveropo). Srrawsmir Eacux, Capt Adams, sailed yesterday for Ha vane. Snip WS Linpeay. anbore on the West Ban! had 18 feet of water in her bold. Three steam pumps are'on boura, at work. The ship ia not strained in ony manner, Capt Mer- Tit, Underwriters’ agent. er 7e her afloat last evening. Three steamtuga are im attendance. Snir Gro Terex, at anchor in ane harbor, dv ashore night of 14th ing on Hog In Ledge." She lies heeled down at low water, ts bilged, ‘ind must discharge (0 Beto K ASHORK—An 01 # ashore in the river, mm the Bh Inst, Buia Jon Baryar Inlands, laden with went ashore night 0 en! peu, and soon filled. Vensel and cargo Probably » total loss, Passengers and crew saved and taken to Lewes, Del, Scr Seaton (of Orient, LY), Briggs, from Elizabeth port for Fall River with 97 tons coal, foundered at 4AM 15th inst, 3 miles SE from Saybrook Light, having had her aails blown away during the nluht. ‘Thecrew saved. tiemnelves In their boat, and succeeded tn reaching Stonington at 7 o'clock, in an exhausted state, having lost everything. The sehr went down immediately after the crew left her, Whalemen. Bark Wave, Fisher, NB, was at Fayal 0:t 20, off ns Inst ve- ported. all wel!, boned S Bark Osceoin, Bourne, NB, way at Anjier Oct 6, all well, 3 * all well, with 560 wi Bark x sD Thorapeon, Brown, NL, was at Golf's Istand Sept 9. with 200 w! ens Jonn Dasaon, _oung)! had landed 9) sp taken 2 a rd bound bark from New Orleans t the lower end of English Turn, ‘bun Bark EO Cowdin, Cleveland. Ni. warlpit Cobija Nov 3, 140 ap since ne Valen! 0. Reporta\ in ht. barks Edward, Smailey, lent, Macy, ip Lancer, Allen, do—had don rk Mattapo 19. and had 105 sp landed chr SE Lewis, Farwell, of Boston. was at Payal Nov I! tona)) nextday on # ereise B. (On the Ist took fire in the hold, which did considerable damage to provisions and gear, but was soon extinguixhed gh Mary Wilder, Chev ) ap. Onark Endeavor, Fisher, NB, arr ai Paita Nov 25 from Tombez, with 700 sp all told. Spoken, &. Ship Cremorne, Gater, hence for Sau Francieeo, Oct Zl, no lat ox le Ship Winfeld Scott, Ort 12, no iat or lon, Foreign Ports. ©arLAe, Nov iS—Arr ships E Cushing, Plumer, Cardiff: Atlania, Barnes, Montevideo: Lonis Walsh, Gibyaltar and tiwoald Mth forchinehas); 14th, Hares Hut. Redman, Old Colony, ery and both sid Ish for for Ant di7th for 4 of late. ad, NB, arr at Paita Nov 7, with Rand, from Boston for San Francisco, an in nphreya, Chinchas Lawrenve, Ps Acapnico Chinchas 23 at fo ath fo and ald Gen ‘Lady © England) ; (an sid Sth for Chin Vas L “Edgerly. Chinchas Jo: Zid, Annawan, Me Creole, Kelly, Chinen wing, Partsidge, Boston; ore (and pilley be , Mein # eh bbs Movant Be) brigs Hancock. « Lowell, Jonasou, Lin port De tg Moi nidad are Now | ace Worthington, wtg tion, Waiking and and. Princeton, Tavlor, Blethe: Poxto Canvrtc for Philadelyoia York 5th Poxt av Prince, Nov 29 { Thos Dailett. Diinean, voweita, Brownlow, for New Art brig Reave Bush, Boston, NYork ;" Moniicell Jensen Nov 27, Tnagea. re. Carey, for Bostou ship Hermann, Kubiman, 6th, Pros ship brigs Trackless (Br) In port Nov VALPARAISO, NYork: 3d. Brem bar Austial a, Gotteeba k Breve & Mowle, Hoag, A ROSTON, Dec 16— phia; sobre H Perkins, Da Kk, Telegraphes, shy W for a brig. In the Ba. m. Cd, Br snip Thaistia NB; brig Lisabe ‘ Sargen sign! d Rag A Dresser. Bxample; a ary § ¢ Roads ship C&D barks George & nean; BALTIMORE, Deo | Argen bark Aveinide, Lan NYork. Cla « £08. Delano, Acapulco: sears Camp: bell, Sonle, Bosion: F «oason, Babsou, Providence: Fran: con, Connell NYork: H Cove, Hayelion, B HOLMES tre, Colt Lywn; Excelsior, F Sprague, Mack N¥ork, Emily (Br bel Bake, Porvere, Baltimore fo Tangiar for do; BF Lewis, Wi ers, Bele Andrew Pi {ia May (Br), A irrelt. Grace Gir hfeld, EG Willard, Henry B Aus atchinan, Fulton, Phil st, Wi Hattie, Cha! hol, Javou In port beige \ren, Protector erallway; Predk Warren, Monte Excelsior, Belle. Isave: Blake, A Baker, pien v NYork; bark Mim Robinson, Nickerson ‘NEWPORT, De sobre Cypros ‘or NYork: Tl Fra de, Proviience | hell, Pail River fo do, Sid 12th, ist, Homer, 0 for, W¥ork: for do; Hattie, Lancey, Beatport for do. Wh NOrleane Frenusp. Atnert ier, Litdefeld, Bortiand, 1 7 eres, Sem 1, Rook ge: sehre RG Hart, Rawieg NLonion, Geo Deer i Vewumeetown, Cld o * Hansell (fir). Baker, Gnante. Lenas, Work, beige A on Frid oie aie war Balle re iin, Pbi- gm. Des soon, ‘Sea Gull. hy g Fallen rasarap é 4 '18CO, Dec Lage id abips Courier, Chatfela, * e, N — woomb, Higgins, Tan- a Ow Sweet ‘Phiiadel a » )D'S HOLE, iT an-Pesning, steamer Circas- from Southera Coast for REN, Deo l0—sid sbip -Aurcola, Swift, Boston to for 8an'Francisco. > en MARRIAG ES AND DEATHS. mM Brer0ome—Sswai1.—On Tuesday, December 15, at St. Luke’s church, by the Rev. J. ? Tuttle, D.D., Dr. J. Bioxoms to Miss JORErHINR SRWALL, all of this city. 1—Kane.—On Saturday evening, November 28, at No. 156 Eldridge street, by the Rev. James Millett, Mr. Tuomas Camraxit, late of Danbury, Conn., to Miss Baran Jane Kaym, all “of this city. Durian—Younc.~-On Tuesday, Decembor ib at tho residence of the bride, by the Rev. J.B. Alliger, Mr. nye Mr A ms da » danghter of Sidney J. ‘oung, jamais jo cards, Foozs—Jun dan te Hate tyening, Decembor 15. by the Rev. R. R. Booth » Touas |. Foote, of Buflalo, to Miss Sah Sao Metab daughter of Addison . Jerome, Esq., of December 16, at the residence of tho bride’s pecker » . Sheddan, Mr. Si.as Grucony, Jr., of New ‘ork , to Miss Haun M. ANDERSOY, only daughter of the Inte Dr. Moses Anderson, Goopwin—MiLLER. —At Oneonta, N. Y., on Monday, Do- combor 14, by the Rev. Goorge O.gPhelps, Mr. Epaoxn L. faery, of New York city, to MINS Many A. Migr, of nia. Haw:ey—Warers.—On Tuesday, Decomber 15, at tho Chorch of the Incarnation, by The Rev. Dr. Henry E. Montgomery, Mr. Tromas 'R. Hawiey to Miss Avcvers Warens, all of New York. Lockwoop—Bainy,—On Wednesday, Decomber 16, at the Madison avenue Baptist church, by the Rev. Henry G, Treston, assisted a the ee Chauncey D. Murray, Hewny F. 'I yam A. Baitzy, daughter of Ghar Failey, Rea. a0 voter, of this city, lCALPIN—FuNNELL.—On Tuesday, December 15, by the Rev F, W. Graves, of the Market street Reformed Dutch Frenaare Wirziam H. McAurm to ANNE A. Fennent, both of ‘this city. Died. ARMSTRONG. oe Norwalk, Conn., on Monday evening, Deeember 14, Wn Beniow, son of Capt. Frederick Armstrong, United States Army. Notice of' funeral hereafter. BLaxLincr.—At sea, on Friday, uctober 3, 1862, Jom Iago ne _ we oldest £0n of Benjamin Black. ‘ork, ant.—On Monday morning, December 14, at No. 29 Tenth street, Brooklyn, of wounds received in front of Fort Sumter, D. F. BRYANT, aged 29 years, a member of Company A, Third Rhode Island regiment heavy artilery. Boston papers pleare copy. Baxer.—On Tuesday, December 15, after a short ill- ness, Jacon Paxen, aged 36 years, 9 months and 6 days. The relatives and frionds o the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o’clock, from his late residence, 296 West Thirty-: sixth street. His remains will be interred in the Lutheran Cemetery. = ee Bushwick, L. 1., on Wednesday, Decomber poh Emuty E., wife of Lewis Brown, in the 33d year of ber “the friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the fvneral, from her late residence, Myrtle street, Bushwick, this (Thursday) morning, at’ balf past six o’clock. The remains will be taken to Cross river, West- ebester county, for interment. Bonsmveton.—On Tuesday, December 15, CaaRrues Bon- Nixatox, aged 24 years and 7 months. The friends aad relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of hie brother, Webster Bonnington, Messorole avenue, near Fiith street, [se a , Brooklyn, E.D., om yriday afternoon, at one on Bearmm,—On Tuesday, December 15, after a short ill- ness, Micuary Brarix, aged 78 years, a native of Bana- ghee. Kings county, fireland, ai his ‘late residence, 149 East Twenty-third street. ‘Due notice of the funeral in Friday’s papers. ; Brti.—On Wednesday, December 16, Inomas Baw, in the 56th veer of his age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the f\neral, from his late residence, 110 West Tenth street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clo The remaine will be taken to Mount Olivet Cemetery for interment. Baau.—On Wednesday, December 16, Joun Bram, agod 68 years and 10 months. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, thie (Thursday) morning, at half-past eight o'clock, from his late residence, 118 Franklin street. The remaios will be taken to Carme!, Putnam county, for in- terment. Newark (N. J.) papers please copy. Duysay.—On fednesday, December 16, after a short jam ?. and Huldab ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hig parents, Fifth strect, between Colyer and Moserole, Greenpoint, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, without further notice Draren.—K illea, at the battle of Bayou Teche, Ia., on Tuesday, Apri! 14, Lieutenant Colone! Gu.nert A. Drarer, of the One Hundred and Fifty-ninth New York State Vol- unteers. ‘The relatives: sed friends, the officers and members of Fifty-ninth and Sixty- firth regi State Volunteers who are now in the lly invited to attend the funoral, at the Summerfield Methodiat Episcopal church, corner of Wash ington and Greene avenues, Brooklyn, on Friday after noon, at one o'clock. Demsy.—-On Monday, December 14, in Fast Forty-fourth street, after a long and painful illness, Mary, daughter of Patrick and Dora Demsy, aged 19 years, ‘The friends ar: ipectfully invited to attend the fo- neral this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from the re sidence of her father, Fast Forty-fourth street, between Second and Third avenues. Krsworta,—At Port Hadson, La , on Friday, August 14, Lientenant A. M. Ersworn, late Quartermaster of the One Hundred and Sixty-fifth regiment New York Stato Volunteers, eldest son of Edward and Phebe Ann Els ‘worth, in the 26tb year of his age. ‘The rejatives and triends of the family, the members of Company F , Seventh regiment National Guard, also of the regiment, are respectfully invited to attend the fu. noral, from Dr Chapin’s eburch, Broadway, near Prince street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, without fur ther Invitation. Ferey.—On Wednesday, December 16. James, infant son of James and Mary Ann Furey, ayed 2 months and 6 days The relatives and friend of the family are invited to attond the faneral, from the residence of his parents, 196 High strect, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock Grivery.—On Wednesday morning, Decem of scarlet fever, Many SIRPHANIE est child of Stephen A. and A. C. Griffen, aged & years and 16 days. The friends and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, frora the residence of her parents, 488 Seventh avenue, this (Thursday) alternoon , at one o'clock Gowzaues —On the beloved danght if 2 years and 6 months. The friends and relatives of tbe family are respectful! invited to attend the funeral, this (Thureday) atternoo: at two o'clock, from her late residence, No, 243 Mulberry street Boston (Massachusetts) ang Dublin (Ireland) pa please copy. Hawaen.—On Tuesday, December 15, of diptheria, Juan Baxtista Hawmer, aged 11 years and 1 month, son of Captain Hanmer, of Cuidad Bolivar, Venezuela. December 16, Mary Renreca ew and Mary Gonzales, aged d to attend “the funeral 3 Lexington avenue, on Thy respec residence, No. boon, At One O'cloe KINS.—OR Sunday, Decemberfi3, F eldest son of William F. aod Amelia R.’ He years, eleven months and seventeen days, received upon the New York and Harlem ber 7, 1863: formerly of Baltimore, Md. Hepsox.—On Wednesday morning, December 16, Cata ARIND, relict of Heury Hudson, aged 62 years, § mouths and 14 days, The friends of the family, and those of her sons, John H., Andrew J., William J. and Victor E., are respectfully invited to attend the ineral, from her late residence, 223 Sullivan street, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock Her remains will be taken to St. Joseph's church, corner of Sixth avenue and West W ington place, where a ro quiem mase will be offered uy for the repose of her saul thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment Heavey.—On Tuesday, December 15, afier a severe ill ness, Frances Honora, the beloved wife of Jobn Heaney a native of Wells, Somersetshire, England, aged 50 year: The relatives aed ifriends of the family are most ri spectfally invited to attend the funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from her late rea) No. 6. Righth avenue. Herrreni.—Io this city,on Tuesday the residence of her sister-in law, Mrs where she was pasaing the winter, Aweiia, Judge Thomas Herttell, aged 91 years Friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral servicee, from the Church of the Messiah, HovKine, kins, aged 19 from injuries ailroad Decem R. Meade, widow of Broadway, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, with- out further notice. = — sren.—(n Wednesday, Docwsier 16, PReneacn R » formerly of Utica, The relatives aud (riende of the fl aro invited to attend the fan ervice on Sund ernoon, at one O° elOeR gat th Annunciation, on Fourteenth street, near Se itbout further notice. Hovey.—On Wednesday evening, December 16, Rev J. Pan . 1 D., pastor of Kleventh street Presby. ‘haplain of the Seventy-first regiment Particulars of the funeral will NN. At Paasaic, N. J awugt, Westie on Wednesday, cidest son of Willtarm HL b year of his age. riende of the family are respectfully jnvited to attend the f foneral, from the residence of his uncle, George Bell, No. 160 Weat Twenty wecoud street, ¥ Morning, at half-past ton o'clock. Kiner® —On Sunday, December 13, Mary J Frederick Kidder, aged '29 youre The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully December awd Sarab » wife of invited to attend the foneral, this (Thursday), at twelve o'cloek, from her late residence, 199 West Fourteenth street, without further invitation, Lyati.—Oo Wedoesday morning, December 16, after a | abort illness, Hexey Matconm Lyata. eon of Arthur and | Tamar V. Lyall, aged 1 year and 6 days The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, trom the residence of bis parents, avenue’ at one o'clock. this (Thursday ) attertoon Lewis At Philedelpbia, on Sunday, [ —. 13, of Fann Ninth year: evening, December 15, N 1s yeare. 8 Of tho family, also those of i, Malone, aro respectfully savited io ‘Thureday) afternoon, at ‘clock. ‘Tosaday, ‘Tuesday, Dacomber 16, aneanse 4 Toe fuserel gl take afternoon, at o’elock, from ber late ce, eae, rns ”aireee, Hocormin On Tasehey, December 15a go nk ‘and painful P.M. after a Lr whieb with Christian fade’ Bicuaey a ‘a short illness, OaTaaeuxe Mo Mobzuonsr, the eloved wife of Patrick McEthouey, in the 19th year of her age. Her relatives and frieads are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Catharine Peoples, 47 Greenwich street. The re- mains will be takea to Calvar: Kaeciat gh rae ane McCormAck.—On Tuesday , of consump- tion, MarGaRer Modonatsce, a ane a P teats Comer, county Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 28th year of her age. Her friends and acquaintances are reapectfally invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 244 Fast Fifteenth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’olock precisely. O’Toote.—On Tuesday, December 15, Jonm O’Toots, ‘ipperary county, Ireland, aged 39 a native of Newtown, years, The funeral will take place from his late residence, corner Twellth street and, First avenue, at one o'clock, this (Thursday) afternoon> The friends of tho family are requested to attend, O’Nem.—On Tuesday, December 15, James, Nag of James and Bridget O’Netl, aged 1 year and 10 mon! The friends of the family aro romporttully tavited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, 115 West Thirty- -pinth street, near Seventh ayenue, this yo reday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock. Wednesday, December 16, Jonn, son of Ga ‘and Filen O'Dea, ram 17 months and 17 days.g The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his parents, No, 48 Aubert street, on rider afternoon, at two o'clock. His remains will ‘be taken to Calvary Cemetery. O’Mgans,—Of wounds received at the battle of Chatta- nooga, November 25, Toray O'Mara, Colonel com- manding Ninetieth regiment Tinois Volunteers, aged 27 ye ‘The relatives and acquaintances of the family, tho members of the Common Council, the Tammany Society, and the officers and members of’ the Forty-second Tam- many regiment, are respectfully invited to attend the fu- neral, from the residence of his brother, 21 Columbia strect, this (Thursday) morning, at half-past nine o'clock. His remains will be taken to St. Mary’s church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered up for the “repose of his soul, From thence bis remaing'Will be taken to Cal- Cemetery for interment, umxert.—At Brashear ity, La. 1 Tuesday “April 21, of wounds received at the battle of |, April 4, Firet_ Lieutenant Wri R. Pianeiee of Company I, One Hundred and Fifty-ninth regiment, New York Volun- teers, formerly of the Thirteenth (Brooklyn) regiment, New York State Militia, aged about 40—a well known printer of this city. ‘Tho funeral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon at two o’clock, from St. Peter’s chureb, State street, near Bond, yn, His ‘friends, members of his craft, former and present members of the Thirteenth regiment, &c., aro invited to attend. His remains will be interred ip Greenwood Cemetery. Portox.—At South Side, Staten Island, on Tuesday, Deemer 15, James Porton, Sr., aged 80 years and 8 mont! The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday, at twelve or ‘o'clock, from his late residence. Carriages will de in waiting at Vanderbilt !anding on the arrival of the nine o’clock boat from New York. QuarteR.—In Yorkville, on Tuesday, December 15, at five o’clock in the morning, Rev. W. J, QuaxtER, pastor of 8t. Lawrence church, Eignty-fourth street. The requiem mass will be celebrated in St. Lawrence Kote this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock. Reynotps.—On Tuesaay, December 15, Annie Rer- No.ps, daughter of Margaret and Joseph Reynolds, aged 1 year and 10 months. Tho funeral will take place from the residence of her parents, No. 126-Ludiow street, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Robperrow.—On Wednesday, December 16, Litur, only daughter of Edward 8. and Anna V. Rudderrow, aged 2 years and 27 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her grandfather, Mr. W. I. B, Smith, No. 95 Grand street, Jersey City, on Friday afternoon, at one o’clock. Atco Wednesday morning, December 16, WiuiaM ear of his age. tives are favited to attend the fu- ey this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o’clock. from his brother's residence, on Mauhattat street, between Broad. way and Tenth avenue, Rusre.—-On Tuesday morning, December 15, CHaRLes Tuxopors Rvsre, of congestion of the kidneys and lungs. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this pre afternoon, at two o’clock, from St. Bartholomew's chureh. Scorr.—On Wednesda} iy, December 16, of congestion of the brain, Amxtia Lociea, only ter of Richard and Mary L. t, aged 4 years, 1 mon! and 9 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of her pa- rents, north side of 125th street, between Fifth and sisth avenues, on rae 8 afternoon, at two o'clock. Tomisox.—On Wednesday, ‘Decembor 16, after a short pony Mrs. Nancy Toxwor, widow of Abram A, Tunison, years, “ivriende aud relatives are respectfully invited iyo attend the funeral, without further invitation, from her late residence, No. 44 Downing stroes,on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. Vanpgkroxt.—-Of diptheretic croup, on Taeaday, Decem- bor 15, Apauing Ives, aged 1 year and 6 months; and Wednesday. lecember 16, Tuomas Brekstan, acod 5 yea and 6 months, children of Aaron J. and Adaline BVA Wan: “She re relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of their parents, No. 27 West Twenty. eighth street. Wanrp.—On Monday, December 14, Jamas 8, Wann, in the 38th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, James Ward, 187 West Thirtioth street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. The remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Wirrter.-On Tuesday, December 15, Jomx Irvixa Whvermn, aged 24 years, ‘The farnily and domi are respectfully requested to attend the faneral, from the residence of his mother, Mrs. Laura Wheeler, on Friday morving, at eleven o'elock. The remaius will be taken to Westport, Conn., for inter- ment. Wrxrs,—Suddenly, on Wednesday, December 16, Dun- CAN CAMPBELL, aged 4 years and 6 months , youngest son of George and Adaline Wykes. he relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the tuneral, from the residence of his parouts, Baltic atréet, sixth house from Fifth avenue, Brooklyn, thie (Thursday) afternoon, without further in- vitation Wittiams.—On Tuesday morning, December 15, Joan D., gon of the late William H. and Mary Williams; aged at ye ais: friends are invited to attond the funeral, from 165 Fast Broadway, this (Thursday) morning, at ten o'clock. Kee pers please o MISCELLANEOUS. ‘VERTED NAILS, CRTLBSEAINS, 1 without pain by Dr. W. E.R Twery. over Citizens! Bank. Rice's YORNS, BU ) Frosted f Surgeon Chiropodist, 68 nmiliilater cures corns, bun by mail; price 50 cent | Mo"" 8 a The thropte world in MOZART NBUTRALIZING WATER. tndiseovered ally of the philan at and hithe turian is how being presented to the nd hur NEUTRALIZING WATER. The arcana of chemical science has been fully explored in pure ett of that which would utterly destroy the evil too much alcohol in the body, and which, at the would leave none other than the most happy pon the syste. explorations by Mr. Mozart have resulted successfully. NEUTRALIZING WATER omplishes all that has been wanted—alt desired, it expels from the stomach: The ac that ean be ue grand Inboratory m1 it imparts a healthy tone, excites the digestive rendered languld and diseased ‘by alcoholic persous, 'y to the mind. which has becn slumbering, Ving under their influence. TS NEUTRALIZING WATER therefore, take rank with the most important discov. erieg of the age. It is not only an antidote for excess of al- cobol in the system: It in a great helper in the cause of bu. Ay. :Drunkenness may he entirely obliterated from the Cevile with which society is encumbered if those liquor take advantage of the antico # now and will ever be within r As soon as one feels the bad ettect of that which he has in duiged in be naturally turns ‘o some one oF to some thing 9 remedy the evil If he vonthiokingly offends, insulis or Abuses « friend-if he be honraiche will make ihe amende honorable by Tt he inauite, of the body—the fumes which poison both stomach mind. ‘Siomeah, and there »y forcing in it that which he’ mist, by the laws of nature, amends. Under such clreumstances no apology to an offended sto maob can poasibi Tective than a glass OLARTS 'N ROTR, For sale at the bolele, ago MOZART & OFFICE a“ ara PEE ASTROLOGY. Owing to the crowded state of our columns we are com. pelled to omit all advertisements coming under the above end SPORTING. you: NG MOCKING BIRDS PROM yt LOT ¢ w Ori B ns, Singing Cauaries and all kinds of fancy Birds, Suds great ety of Bird Cages. One door from Broadway, in Worth street VID VINTEN. Deasror SALE —ONE HANDSOME €0ACH DOG, Unoroughiy trained, on Bull Tervieg one Pointer Dog, thoroughly broken: one. Masti’ Dog, obe Newfoun sian? gacellent Watch Boge Newfoundland: Pops Black and Tam Pops, very (ne Coach Puj Also, Binck and Tan Terriers an Scotch Terrier one Black and'Tan Terrier, not exceed. ive por TaD OF the purent Wieed ‘and ‘excellent rat Pair triaia giver all at No. OONe r ppb JON® GRA foo TRANCIS BUTLER, NO. 2 PECK SLIP. tas ALL | ec the choice breeds £04 pale "a infallible \ Base at Were Gt, ‘Doge boarded, welaed, ba, ‘Meds: ‘Cines for all disemsen. NTED—A EWFOUNDLAND DOG, FROM Six 10 Awe ve menthol. Addrese 26 Walker street. MEDICAL. Owing to the crowded state of our columns ans, we Pelicd to omit ast dvertinemeuia coming under oe, ry Patera NFO! ANTBD—OF SILVIO LENA. eo Tet Begala Lacs Tal for Amerie Audrese) G5 station D, New ‘York Post 0 ¥ MO! ApERe, WILL CALL AT THE OF. fect Ketcham 2 Bon & Co., he will hear of something {5 ake sarees! P THE rota ¥ WHO WORE a BI cloak and red aaah bes who left Baltimore Ret é - Jast, for New York, would gent ay Mis reopecte Tespecta- bhityaD pend ie peeing, she can sie shamure te oft m6 + Brooklys NEORMATION WANTED—OF ANNE GO) ahi Teas teen ore Oe Leano he ale rors ee AG recs one oy te, a, abe wild Keegan, corner Beat of something to ber adv, ‘PATRICK HONAN LEFT IIS HOME, 95 HAMILTON Avenue, Brooklyn, Monday evening. 1n company, with iwo friends, since w! he has not been from. Any information will be ‘thanefally received by h Mary, 274 Went Twonty-second st Wao, ADOPT A SoD FROM IT8 BIRTH, wyealihy 594 respectable lady. Any Jady wish- ing to part with hi oo snaaet from birty Please address Mra. 4, Ero statton D, BEAUTIFUL INFANTS TO pare our 70 7 ss. BE wood homes, Call at 74 oe utreet 2 0G LosT- Yong ears D BLACK ANI AND,’ TAN ng bine rast Tne ry: ‘ighth avenue, or at 16 with the hatr i be pal of ne ee ward on let ei ~ nla second t, nes ge LOST. Eno SRUERBO AY wanemooe, m™ nines Ls near University place, a King Charles itt; white breast, web fect, shaggy carsend nae, A little rubbed off from the back, and’ answers to tho < Gols whores a return her to ioe Cod room Ni % rving House, Twelfth street, near Broadway, or give in- formaijon where she may be found, shall be liberally re FOUND UPTOWN, ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, a > Fur Vietorine, which the owner’ can have by proving Property STARLESW. FAYLOR, 148 Weat Thirty-sisth ot ross Lae aed SUM OF MONEY, ON bps evenin, t. The owner can have the same b; calling at 1 ‘paras place. between 8 and 9A. M., provig. property and paying cxpensen, Roe Mink, Collar wh 7, IN THIRTY-FIRST onan link Collar, which the owner can have nme eRe property and paying for this advertisement, th vee nue, in the stor \OUND—1K A THIRD AVENUB on, s yoy A monnale, aronped by two ladies. me same by callfng at the Third avenue depot oar Ke. IOUND—A PURSE, CONTAINING A beg a oF money. It will be sent to the owner on contents, "iadross J. 3. B.. Herald office. vires hey bie Harr # Sg jan xg NO QUBS- oseph Johnson, Masel 10 yey or Pititon street, On delivery of the same ming 77 Nassau street, room 16, the above reward will be receive the Sa" Bridge street, Brocklyo, oF egmber 18, ether In Brooklyn or New York. The j finder ies treet, New York. ped te aL a: 107 34; one aaa BAN oy ro Kt 20 Wil Gorn BAND BRACELET LOST—ON TUBSDAY. DE- bi’ by ear Siwy owner by lea Bout tl Lost tHe, FOLLOWING NOTES, FATS LE TO MY own order:—One dated Feb 9, les one zat 4 268, two ti eres are cai Honea” al street. ms | a juare, set cond person returning the tome to 76 Fifth avenue, will be a, ably rewarded receive the thanks of the owner. Logi eieat SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN Todiani Pompeny my ¢ pos cent 6 cent Seams Mi. a le igen jo tat lication interest coupons attached, payable pet ber; payment of same has been made to the company for the issue of dn, {ON TURSDAY. Loe: Yell, Uy a lady. going from Broadway, to th her hat. ithe Gader will be liber the same to 258 West Nineteenth street, OST—BANK ROK} m0. aT. ON GREENWICH Bank. return it to x, cut, Git Greenwich atloel aud greauly IN & CO. 16TH ner. = CR EE LACB. OsT—A ape Days A PAIR OF GOLD ‘acleg and ® allver ich, foi going frean' son 6 to aveaue, there wy the 2 Paroyae tan Aecaerd a ee ring em a om 26th street, near Third avenue, Harlem, L031 OF STOLEN—a WHITE rOIyTRR SLUT, anions reward ord bar pore ees relurae ng eames University place, corner ef Eleventh “street. OST—ON THE 15TH INST.. Ey wagon. one Bale of nd and Third avenues, ly rewarded and rece! he thanks of the di man, by leaving ‘word a at 92 John street, ups tains 9T—SOME TIME IN SEPTEMBER, THE Page Book, No. 6,176, made by the Irvi Peas Seba de ge ra ng uae of of leaving ital the Irving Saving OfT_ON TURSDAY AFTERNOON, THE 18TH 1 ier, between Twenty-fourth sireet and Broad a teenth atreet and Camel | Bi Sand tt OST—IN A THIRD AVENUE CAR, ON THR inst, « Pocketbook, sontaluing seven dallas ie backs, one silver dollar, some postage stam] ne opera #! . Name inside, Whoever wiil retut to 48 John street will receive Lostzis BRoaDway, BETWEEN BOND AND THIR- Wwenth streets. @ Portemonnaie, containing a ema) ney and aamal! gold pencil. Th der will be rewarded by re- turning it to 30 Great Jones street. [287,08 STOLEN—ON TUESDAY DECEMBER 1s. 4 between the hours of Sand 7 P. M., from Ueton, pier 10 East river. a with « bop i between his legs; had a brass colar around hie peck: an- ers to the name of Any our returning the same eo — address will receive $5 reward, and po questions OST—A BANK BOOK (NO. 187,909), FROM DEW 4 street to Tompkins’ square. The finder will Please de- liver the same at the German Savings’ Bank, Cooper I tute, OST—A GOLD P. AND. BRACELET (61 ward will be pald th tty and hanks of thé returning it to No, 30 East Thirty: ‘third atreet, O8T—IN AN OMNIBUB, BETWEEN FIFTH. ay and Fulton ferry, between five and seven te of Amethyst E Earrings, two stones in each ra will paid, if returned to 27 Myrtle avenue, store, GHBORHOOD | VF THE souTe 4 ferry, or on the boat, or in an Pocketbook, containi cy will “oy bly re id by returni Magen: N York, 112 State stre rookly will Ny oblige $y soodtng the enrtiassin to the bore grins 7 Seis Post oftice, s I O8T—ON MONDAY, ‘DEC EMBER 7, A SMALL Bi aca aa Leather Bag. contai of no vaing one but Lv = may ep the aid Stray YED—FROM 187. "WEST novston STREET. « hai ir. with white fest, tik breest and tip of tat the name of Carlo. iberal rey. Tires ill be paid to the finder by returning Bim to the above address, TRAYED OR STOLEN—FROM 7 cr Centre street and Tryon row ous pony built brown Horse amd a n, about Bal of the mets of Lod ide ‘a Broken.” tien the recovery the sa: a) ably rewgréed., on x PEITIG REW, No. 1 Tryon row, corner of Centre at, py Re Ma yg! ™ @ street, two Bank Books; one on 0 Bow im, Si2, snd one on the iserker Bank, No. 26 ing information of the same will please hove addross. Lis ae TUE BALL SEASOI _eeatovs CLUB Ly, ACADEMY OF MUSIO, THURSDAY EVBNING, Dec. 34, all & 801 ead sale ai Th prio hotels, ‘s music store, 43 Broedway and at the Academy on Jp it Ay "BILLIARDS. 7 ALERS IN snloppy BILLIA! A. “tables are endeuroring 19 dloyoee of telt wares ILLIARDS.—POR SALE 1 second hand Tab) th's improved Combination le, OF send Four orders by mall TLLIARD BALLS.—PATRNT nd 235 inch, at $10 @ set; ra i eRE or the Golde bat ‘x en HIRE—a FRENOR wit eee, Se Apely & CF oh Hy une, Twenty-fth street, corner of Po Want ‘SLATS OR MARBLE SAD BILL W? STEP TA GATR OF MARRLR 2 “Seer by eadronsing & ©. Hi, bax t ~ SEGARS AND Toa Groans wr 7 wT Ft SHAION, eZ ne be made the moet tn ‘eatag the gree pan bout in. inal wegare alt them all the dea $s $! per bettie on