The New York Herald Newspaper, December 28, 1863, Page 8

? ’ Suwpay, Dec, 27, 1863. “The new o4tional banking system, which now . glaime theyattention of the public to so great an extent, Wil] not become permanently established before , hae passed the ordeal of deep and earnest suepic’on and searching criticism, even from some ef the firmest supporters of Mr. Lincoln’s adminis- trvtion and Mr. Chase’s financial policy. A Bosten republican journal, Traveller, unawed by any past warnings of what constitutes jreason to the nation or infidelity to the party, boldly asserts that ‘‘it is best that peace should not come”? until the ‘‘singular anomaly that now exists in the ap- preciation of both gold and irreedeemable paper currency,” produced ‘‘mainly by the attempt of the government to supplant the State banks and es- tablish national banks in their places,” is more fully determined. “We shonld not wonder,” says the same paper, “# the government finds this banking business more unmanageable than the re- beilion, and more likely to unseat the men in power.”’ We shall, as things now look, if it con- tinues, soon have five kinds of money or currengy, standing in the following order as to value;— 1. Gold and silver. 2. Greenback Treasury notes. 8. Interest bearing Treasury notes, 4. State bank issues. 5. National bank notes. —It will be seen that the journa) quoted from- pisces the issues of the national banks the lowest on the list in regard to value, which is certainly not very complimentary to Secretary Chase's pet acheme. Another Eastern republican paper, which we believe is the organ of the party in Connecti- sut, ina long article, endeavoring to prove that the new banks cannot be made to operate suc- cessfully, says that it is their deliberate judgment that the national*banking scheme ought not to be forced on the country. We were the first to call the attention of Mr. Chase to the necessity of adopting » permanent plan for a national cur- rency, end we cannot therefore endorse all the objections that are raised against the present system. We are aware, however, that it is not perfect, and that it is open toa number of seri- ous objections, some of which were given in the report of the Comptroller of the Currency. But the main features of the law we are anxious to see tested by a practical application to the currency, regardless of the war which has been opened against it by the associated banks.of this city, and by those who are in the interest of other State moneyed institutions. In regard to the general ap- pearance of the bills we have heard many com- plaints, and that portion of the act which deprives the banks of the privilege of choosing their own Gietinctive names meets with very little favor. The notes which have their homes in localities remote from the financial centres will of necessity be at a slight discount, and yet many will resemble so nearly others that retain their face value that it will be difficult to distinguish them without a close scrutiny. The main features of ali the bills of one Genomination will be the same, with nothing to Genote the difference except the name of the place efiesue, and in the notes of the three following banks, which have already been organized, the dis- tinction willnot be readily noticed at a single glence:—‘‘First Bank of Danville, Illinois,” “First Bank of Dansville, New York,” “First Bank of Dan- ville, Indiana.’ The bills of the Dansville Bank, fm this State, might be at par in this city, while those of the other twe institutions will probably ‘be at a discount of one or two per cent, and yet they would with difficulty be detected in.the ordi- ‘@ary course of trade. The following are descrip- ‘fons of the various denominations of the bills:— 6s—Vignette, “Columbus discovering America, ecilower left end. Right end, Columbus introducing America to Europe, Asia and Africa; shipping and ecean in background—thé countries represented by female figures. Other side—Vignette, landing ef Columbus: ends ornamented by ecrol] and lathe work, containing in one oval national eagle and shield with “U.S.,” and in another the State arms ‘ef, say Ohio, or wherever the bank is situated to which the bill has been furnished. The face contdins the.following inscription: — eereores. weorenorreooeees. NATIONAL CURRENCY. ‘This note 18 secared by bonds of ‘Tue Unirep States, Deposited With the United States Treasurer at Washington. L_E. Carrreypes, FE. spinwrr, Register of the Treasury. Treasurer United States. Tue Pinst National Bank oy ———— WILL PAY THE BEARBR ON DEMAND FIVE DOL} [Place of the date.) = —, r'rca’t. On the back appears the following guarantee and warning:— This note is repetvable at par in all parts of the United States in payment of all taxes and excises and all other dues to the United siates, except duties on imports, and Glico ‘or ali salaries and other debts and demands owing by the United States to individuals, corporations and as ®ociations within the United States, except interes’ on Pudlic debt. Counterfeiting or altering this note, or passing any gounterfeit or alteration of 1t, or having in possesrion any Countorieit plato or impression of jt, oF aby paper made fm imitation of the paper on avhich it is printed, is felony, xd is punishable by $1,000 fine or fifteen years’ im- Prisonment at hurd labor, or both. 10s—Vignette, Franklin drawing lightuing from the clouds. Allegorical representation of Genius ef America, a female figure upon an eagle in ‘the clouds grasping a thunderbolt, Other side— Vignette, De Soto discovering the Mississippi. 208— Vignette, Battle offLexington. Allegorical representation of Loyalty, figure of Liberty in fore- ground. bearing national e: n; farmers, artisans, &c., rallying around the flag. Other side—Baptism of Pocahontas. * 50s—Vignette, Washington crossing the Dela- neooree, LL ELIOIE ODE NE OOEE: > ware Allegorical representation, Prayer for Victory. Other side—Embarkation of the Pil- grime. 100s—. Vignette, Battle of Lake Erie. Allegorical representation, Maintenance of Liberty and Na- tionality. Other side—Declaration of Independ- ence. 6008 and 1,000s--Not decided; but the intention ie to illustrate them by incidents of the present war. On the 20th inst. there were one hundred and seventy-four of the new national banks on the books of the Comptroller of the Currency in Washington, all organized and ready for business, Tepresenting a capital, in round numbers, of twenty-six millions of dollars. One-third of this amount, or about $8,700,000, the law requires ahall*be deposited with the government Treasurer in Unitefi States bonds, upon which they will be ailowed)to iseve nincty per cent, or $7,800,000 in notes, The following is a list of the banks al- ready estabdlisied:— Capital $100 000 100,60 60,000 75,000 180,000 50000 86,000 100,000 125,000 100 000 verly, Brownsville, Pa. Reihienem, Pa 300 000, 600.000 ++ 00,000 160 000 100,000 © 000 65,000 100 000 60,000 50,000, 60.000 £0 000 46,000 lumber, 0., ielevilie, 0. maeriage, 0. . Cardington, 0. neesrce ve Carl NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1863. Locahen. se Be Ssesss ++ »Hollidaysburg, . Hamilton, 0. hares ss thease = SedEE222}888% 3 Bresstbessteschetss Z25S255822823225 S8EcereessSecksese seecshekeeskleeeteces: SEEESEESSEESESES EEEEEESEE BESSS5 Oskaloosa, lowa, +Philadelphia, Pa. - Portsmouth, £288) | EEEES BEES ‘Richmond, Ind. ‘Rondogt, N. ¥. Rockville, Ind. Ravenna, Ob! Rock Isrand, 1 = Ses88 wer Bis Saal S8a88e s se sEsse8s Bei SESSE8S | 2288 sSssesst 33338 = The following table will show the prices of stocks at the close of the past five weeks:— Kor.38. Deb. Dec 12. Dec. 10, Do.26 Erie preferred Budson River. Cleveland & Teledo.. 115° 114 1d 1812634 Rock island 10534 104% 104% 116% 115%; Prairie au Chien 83% 83% S466 531g Terre Haute... Bi 66 66 OZ Chicago & Aiton & 81 8 Northwestern .. 46 46% 45K ATR 405 The steamer City of Washington, for Liverpool, took out yesterday $459,556 in specie. The following table exhibits the fluctaations in the price of gold during the past week:— . 1623 16235 152 1% The business of the ‘office of the Assistant Trea- surer during last week was as follows:— For Customs. Total Reeeipts, Payments. Monday $323,000 | 5,830,090 584,499 Tuesday 329,000 2,604,802 1,472,603 Wednes: 146,000 2,802,806 1,964,074 Thursda 246,000 1,783,503 + —1008,548 Saturday 196,000 8,561,004 6,250,241 Total $1,240,000 21,172,804 16,260,900 —here was a balance in the hands of the Aasist- ant Treasurer on Saturday amounting to $30,- 411,241, of which about #13,000,000 was coin. Counterfeit twos on the Bank of Albion, New York; fives on the Clinton Bank; fives on Henry D. Barto & Co.'s Bank, Trumansburg, New York, and tens on the Marine Bank, New Yor city, are in circulation. The following semi-annual dividends, free from government tax, payable January 1, have been declared by New Jersey jnstitutions:—New Jersey Insurance Company, 10 per cent; Newark Bank- ing Company, 4 per centg Newark Savings Insti- tution, 244; Howard Savings Institution (Decem- ber 1), 2%; Citizens’ Fire Insuraitce Company, Orange, 4; Mercantile Bank, Orange, 4. The Newark Mutual Assurance Company has declared an annual dividend of 8 per cent, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. SaTOKDaY, Dec. 26—6 P.M. Asnes.—Receipts 48 bbie, Market inactive and nomi nally $8 37) a $8 50 for pots, the inside price for poor tares, and $9 50 for pearls, PREAPETURES.—Receipts 16,020 bdis. flour, 200 sacks buckwheat four, 19¢ bbis. and 4,225,eecks corn meal, 326 Dushels w! oat, 6.200 do, corn, 63,116 do. oats, 30 do. rye, 600 do. barley, 1,210 de. malt, The four market was emphatically dul) and without decided change in quota. tons, though, i{ anything, buyere bad a slight advantage, notwithstanding the moderate receipts apd low rates of coman freighte, The bueinces of the day foots up 800 bbie, Staje and Western, closing very quiet. Canadian four sold We the extent of S50 bbie , and Southern 600 bbie., within cur range. Tbe traneections inrye flour were toa moderate extent at @6 60 4 $5 75 for the entire range. Corn meal was beayy, 660 bbie. changed bande at $5 60 a @ lor Jersey, $6 OT age for Brandywine apd §6 20 FMarkukealoric Buckwheat flour attracted rome at tention at $4 25 a $3 Th per 100 Ibs, We quate— Superfine State and Weetero floar Extra State. Common (o medwmn Wertern Good w cheige do, ip 60,000 ng 45 491 45 for $1 60 for Panes Michigan, and $1 80 a$1 81 Western, There was rather more inquiry for without improvement ip prices. Sales 76.000 bua bushels, at $1 28 for western mixed, avin temas ‘Oa yellow as 24, closing firmor. reduced to 14,000 bags; also 700 Se., Clay cases castor oil at $1 9734; 8,000 lbs. ‘2c. & 24c, ; 5,000 Ameri bonnets wheat maxed 10, Dull. (Blur Yate. was pally Is.); per neutral 150 tierces beef, 38. 3d.; 150 tons steamer 400 bbis. "pork, 48. and 50 boxes bucon, 30s. bbis. pork, 3s.; 150 tlerces beef, 4e. Dutter, 278. 6d. 118. 64., Dark to the river of Piatie, lumber, something under $15; oH Norwegian bark, 520 tons, to Cadiz for orders, 420 40s., or if ordered to Alcano or Valeucia, 458. ; 8 Nos wegian brig, 194 tons, to Aheante, heavy pipe staves. $47; an jtalian ship, 415 tons, to Cadiz, heavy pipe sta 4 light pipe staves, $30; light Pinger 20, and light bbl. , Sle Bark Arethusa, rating A2, 320 tons twenty-four years old, has bas been der a foreign flag. PRIROLEUM. dull, but firm, 750 bbis. crude at 32c. a 325g. ; 1 ‘Dond, on the spot,at 46c. 12.403;6. for and 47c, a 48c. tor prime white, 58c. Benzine was dull and nominal. 1,229 do. cut meats, 772 do. lard, 1 There was no change in the market for «ni visions as coropared with oe The pork was only fair, but but were pr “ay Tho sales wero 2 bis, ‘at Sit 62a year’s packing ‘and ros years’ ‘ol ees this year’s packing; $14 50 Fa ie for old algo 2,500 bois. new mess for $22 25, and 600 do. old mess for February, government contract just aworded prime mess, last pt g at ge Th a $18 95; 35,91 De ie. new Packing, \aph bn a ap for mess, and $15 61a oaiee eee Beef bams were active, Salen 1,100 bbis., at yn 76 «$18 for Western. Bacon was steady. tales long cut hams. Cut meats wer and 10c. alc. for hame.’ cludes 80,000 a 100,000 pounds ol 100,000 do. Gry saited hams, in tierces, A Ge 50,000 do. sugar cured, in bulk, at $12 23 a $12 was in fair sales of 126. for No. 1, and dase. kettle pei Also, doin at rie. abs a 8340. eg ‘Western, and 8c. a $3{c. for city. Butter sold at 20c, a 26c. for Western, and 27c. a 3lc. for city. Orleans at 14)<0. & 16c., Liverpool, at auction, at$2 30 © eccedat 1 Sassacs though without decided, change ia boshele, 06 61 440 $1 Kix ber do.. $1 51 a$l 57 for _ oe cash. Cuicory.—Sales have been made of 5,000 bags root, to g0 t Boston, at a shade under 6c. Stock Ibo at 33446, & eb a pack Semana, wee Arash at Sie, for Sele Corres firm; sales Le ep ret about 34Xc. Corton, dling ay sales 1,600 Correr ingot was quiet Dut Orm, with sales of 50,000 Ibs. at 3446. for lake, and 37340. for Baltimore, Daves.—Sales 2,500 ounces quinine, Sg on at $2 25; as ee sal ammonia at Yee, ane Too bbis 1X¢., cash. 800 boxes layer raising at $410, and 650 cases currants, 143¢. , cas! were extremely dull and nominally un- Engagements to Liverpool per American 7,000 nomi. 17s. 6d.; 250 ea batter, 208., and per 9: nay ee Duiter, 403:, To London, Hg gle 600 api packages tral, 20 tous tallow, terms. A Danieh understood at To Glasoow, per and 30 tons fustic on priv: tobacco, if to Cadiz direct, built in Daxbury, sold at $9,000, to go un- LEUM.—Hecelpts 100 bbis. a market was very ‘The gales were . bt, embracing about L830 bbis. do. redned,in a hate straw to white, Also 500 bbls. free at Provisions.—Recelpts 1,355 bbls. + md ti Jeauary foeludes 1 iron hooped and subject to Sales 600 Dbis.,at sida sie 900 boxes, one 12. for city. and vernmnent contract in- in oft i widea, in Dale at 9240.5 $12 ote yecknaes at 11s a a13}<c. for prime steam and barrels and tierces, tor 180. a 13%c. Dressed hogs Cheese sold at 130. 8 26c. for common to prinie. n.—Market @ull; prices firm; salea 100 tbde, New ‘and 75 boxes Havana at 12%c. sale of 1,000 sacks Ashton’s of @ $2 60 per sack. DEATHS. Brown—Ovrnis.—On Toaaay, December ie a by Rev. ‘Dre Dowling, Rosset C. Brows, to a aed all of this city. Baves— , December 23, at thd tmonson, Saiz.—We only bear of a MARR Woon.—On Wi eam M. E chusoh, by the Rev. Wm. H. Si Joun H. Bevan to; ‘Hestar A., eldest daughter of Wm. W. Wood, Esq.. all of Brooklyn. a eee On Friday, December 25, by the udet, at the residence of the pride’s fuiter, Moapaunt Boouts, of Raveus wood, L. 1, to Carew C., daughter oe this olty. ogee 25, at Fasex, by the Rev. ©. M. Gallup, Jamxs T. Curnn, of New Rew Yorks Ho Mant B- Hovsy, duaghtor of Captain 1 ie bay nt od the former place. No cards. ‘CueswmpoucH—Bogsrt.—On Thureday, December 24, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton, Mr. 8. 8. Cumsxsrovan, to Miss Cetia Boaxrf, all of this city. DuynaM—Eave.—In Brooklyn, on Thuraday, December Dunuam, Jr. , to Marr B., —h gua, N. Y., on Thursday, December 24, Major Benjamin B. Fostex, Ansistant Adju- tant General, to Miss Sanam ary ari of ‘Thomas M. Howell, faa. Frazer—Maxwett.—On Suntiay, Bay. V, Broce, ot the seasenere te ‘etal bride's ah ir joun W. Fra; Heury Maxwel so oboken, N ite a Hatzipay—MUwRor—On Thursday, December 24, the, Rev. Dr. Mellroy, Mr. A. HAUDAY to Miss pa jun.” RoR, both of this ‘city and formerly of Seotlan Dumfries and Kirkcudbright (Scotland) patch please OFF —OURRY. —On Thu evening, December 24, the Rev, John Q, Adams, ir. J0s. ¢ Meus to Miss Aus Curry, all of this city. rat Sutra. 08 Thursday, December =, Fad e's Manu parents, Horace Manust to Evaiina E. Suita. No cards. Rey. Thomas Gallaudet, at the residence of t! . Died. Bovre.—On Friaay, December 25, James Bovur, & native ofthe county Roscommon, Ireland, tn the 56th year of his eecats—On Sunday morning, December 27, Anna At- neRTINA, eldest daughter of Mae. 38 aad Mary E. Beals, aged 7 years, 5 months and 11 ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of ber grand parents, No. 3 Sheriff street, ou Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. Broray.—On Saturday, December 26, Daxnk. Broray, a native of Queens county, Ireland, aged ‘8 years. The friends and reiatives of the family ire respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this Cerra A afternoon, at two o’slock, from his late residence, No. 453 Tenth avenue. December 26, of Consumption, eke Saturday, Ls BLANK, aged ‘ihe relatives and oe the family, also the mem- bors and exempt members of Liberty Hose Company, No. 10, of which be was a member, are requesigd to attend the funeral, from his mother’s reatience, 42 Oak street, Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. The remains wil be aes e to the Lutheran Long Island, for bg itt me) —In Facey tes hag Friday, December 25, Tuanxect. C. Siam, wife of Joseph S. Case, inthe 39th year of her age. "Fulton coun! CooK.—UB ouonay Thebember FF, after a protracted il- ness, Mr. Jonn Cook, in the 64th year of bis age The relatives and friends of the family, and t the mem- bers of the St. ery 's Society, also the members of Co- lumbia Lodge, , 1.0.0. F., and of Mount Hebron kocampment, ‘No. ee invited’ to attend the funeral, from Central Methodist Episcopal church, Seveuth avenue, near ate street, od Tuesday, at twelve | o'clock, noon. Cam. on Sundar, December 27, after a short illness. aa “AMTLL, agod 64 years. ‘The friends and ‘acquaintances of the family are respect- Lee invited to attend the funera!, this (Monday) after. King bmp = Richards streota, South Brooklyn. Come.—On Sunday, December 27, Mrs. ELkANOR Comte, in the 50th year of her age. The friewds and acguaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend tbe funeral services, this | Ehren evening, at six o'clock, at No. 18554 West | Her remaius will be taken to Albany iltness nut jerment Coneat0e Sunday, December 27, after a long the wile of Henry Conuell. Her friends and jrelatives are respootfully invited to vited to attend the neal from her late residence, 69 Irving place, on fea be fernoon, at one o'clock. Caamy.—On Sun December 27, of cousumption, Houmemron Caarty, in 10 G1st year of his age. His remains will be taken tc Hartford, Conn. Draraw.—At the residence of his s0u, at South Amboy, Jon~ Dacnaw, St., 84 yours. His remains were at New Brunswick, N. J. Frecker.=(n Saturday evening, December 26, Hanwier Louies, ae George aad riet Frecker, aged 3 veelat nore and tr friends are javited to attend the funeral, this (onday) aiternoon, at two o'c! from the resi dence of , corner of Myrtie avenue and Pear! street, Fradasces ti Sunday, December 27, FRaNQuitino Putue triesée and aa vlnctres are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, frum Ois uncie’s residence, 60 i bird street, on " at 12 o'clock, noon Formas —Oa Sunday tnorning, December 27, Saxvet T. Fouman, aged 46 years, ‘The sunerni will tae piace from the residence of hie brother, Joseph G, Forman, No, 02 Morton street, this (Moeday) afternoon, at hallast one o'clock. The friends and relatives of the family and of bia brothers, aro re- spectinily tvited to atten! Facnanrn.—On Sanday norning, December 27, Wo. Ricmanveos, infant eon of 1p, and Nannie J. Faulkner, attend the funeral, from the reaidevee of bis MonaHaN.—On Bu! OE reece uns of Lp eel Seventh and Erie streets, Jersey Ci wun, Mn sc add invited to attend the Caanixs H. Morr, aged ag nny 27, Mys Josern, Ann Morahan, aged 15 the friends of the family are requested so stand Se ab two o'clock, from > 94d. Hicks street, souin brokiye, Jersey City, on Friday.’ December 25, of at two o’clock, without further lavitation, Ceca ‘ofsmmation ‘on the brain, Briport Nw- james and Mary ‘Newman, aged 5 "The ed and friends of the family are funeral, frou No, 23 Prince, street, pe p onder) «LR ey ‘at two o’elock, without. further ‘Hor remaing will be taken to Cavalry Cemetery for interment, O'DONNELL. of Edward 0”! dent of this Om The friends. thet fally ow to attend tho, poe dence, Ne o'clock, Mary Sunday, December 27, Catuanmya, wife nell, for "the last fifty- ‘five years a resi- aged 76 years. juaintances of the commie sa. renpg im late rae mori at ten without farther levitation, ane ©°CoMwniL —On Saturday ape mee December 26, after Gg Fo illness, Tuomas, the eldest son of Charles and O’Connell, aged 22 eaenaae Caneh ie: ‘The funerad will take from the residence of his parents, 331 East Sixteentn street, this (Monday) after- -poon, at one o'clock. O'Kxere.—On Sayiak, Reenter 27, of consumption, Joux O'Kxere, aged 43 y: ‘The relatives sod friends 0 of the family are'respectfully invited to attend athe funeral, from his late residence, 174 Fiftieth street. The remains will be taken to West Paul’s church, Fifty-ninth aireet, at teo A. M., where a requiem msgs will be celebrated for the repose of his soul. pti ae Payxg.—At Brooklyn, on Sunday, December 27, at five ‘Tuaroukn TAYLOR Payss, in the 68th. year - jatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Cbrist church, corner of Clinton and Harrison streets, on y afternoon, at two o'clock , without further invitation. Provoost.—On Sul » December 27, Svaan Louisa, youngest child of the i ave. James and Susan Provoost, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the residence Yor her mother, Mrs. Susan Provoost, Factoryville, Staten Island. Philadelphia please ig Quinor,—On Sunday morning ber 27, at the resi- dence of his gran@parents, 237°Wost Forty-third street, after a shor illness, of cungestion of the lungs, Jouy, son ¢ Dr. ee E. and the late Mary Quidor, aged 2 years and ‘The funeral will take placo this (Monday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Ronains.—At Babylon, L. I., on Sunday, December 27, ‘Wauter W. Ronsixs, in the 40th year of his age. The funeral services will be held at the Presby terian church, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. RUSSELL. —On Saturday, December 26, Davin D. Russeuy, in the 34th baad of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully lovited to attend the funeral, at bis late residence, in Kighty-third street, between avenue A and First avenue, ‘this ) afternoon, at one o'clock. —On Saturday, ‘hires the county Done. The rel ‘are ifvited to attend the faverai, from the residence ‘nis son, M. 5. ron gg Fulton avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at two oc ‘Tue friends or the the family, are invited tqattend the fune- ral, this (Monday) ‘afternoon, at one o'clock, from St. Paul's eburch, Caroll airest, South Brool ‘Suxitox.—On Sar » December 27, Rev. Guoncr A. ON, rector of St James’ church, Newtown, L. I., in the 63d year of his pak og ‘The funeral will take place at the church on Tuesday afternoon, at three o’clock. The boat counect- lng with the cars leaves James’ slip ‘at two ofames an the a(ternoen. peter att Relleville, N. J., 00 Friday evening, Decem- 25, Hetex Waistams, ter of Charles G. bd Piisbe Snow, aged 8 years fponth and 9 days. Providence, R. 1., rs please copy. ScuscgkMsyx.—On Suoday morning,* December 27, Mary Ann, the | beloved wife of Jenn Scheuermann, aged 57 years and § months. The funeral wil! take place on Tuesday morning, at half-past eight o’clock, from the St. Niebolas ebureh, in Second street, between avenue A and First aven where tho remains will be taken, aud from there to C vary Cemetery. Tovrrr.—At Staton Island, on Friday, December 25, of ag the lungs, Hkwrucrra, wife of Francis © Fiends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the Moravian church, Staten Island, thiv (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Carriages will fhe « wailing at the Vanderbilt landing on the arrival of the twolve M. boat from New York. Tonse.—On -Saturday, December 26, Tuomas Toren, pative of county Derry, Ireland, aged 32 years. respectfully invited esidenee. Thirty sixth | street, between Ninth and ‘Tenth avenues, this (Monday) two o'clock, from his iste resideuce, corner of | bast ninth street, o Tuesday morning, ab ten, o'e)oek. Groomax On Sunday, ember 27. Maky Puzareri: Grownan, ot bartly ond Mary Ann Geegban, aged 2 years and nt be, ‘The friends of the amity Jamesand Thomar, are Tr erect ally invited to sitond ¢ Tuceral, from the residence 4 her parents, 261 Pireet, this (Monday) att GQ. al ball putt one O'eloek. Dobhw apd Galway pay duy, Decomt or 27, and those of her uneles GaReT GRAY, wile Talon Tneedsy arteracom, at abe och oh, + 160 Bat bhirty fret trees Monroe | and rolatves are invited to attend to at- | » at one o'clock, Wisom.—On Sunday, December 27, Joux Lasren Wi- Son, youngest gon of Jobn and Mary Wilson, aged 8 years, 5 months and 15 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the {uneral, from the residence of his parents, Palisade avenue, city of Hudson, N. J., this Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Carriages will leave joboken ferry at half ‘past one o "clock. of diptheria, Gro, Winve.—Oa Sunday, vecember 27, B. McCietnay, youngest son of Benjamin nda Aon Mari Winne, aged 1 year, 3 months and 17 days. ‘The friends aoa relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis parents, sn Front street, this (Monday) afternoon, at two ore! MISCELLANEOUS. \TION, SKATERS.—NO PERS! ing Who is troubled with Corn: Ni ic, All such should consult Dr. aint, "2 Broudway. or procure his receip' druggists, and be relieved. CAN ENJOY Bunions, Bad 4G8, Chirop» oy mail, or of fPo coxsuupriv Consumptive sufferers wil! recoive a valuable prescrip. tion, for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, Brouchitis and all Throat and Lung aifections (free of charge). by sen their address to Rev. E, A. WILSON, W Uliamsburg, Kings county, N, ¥. COAL. Cost. COAL, COAL.—89 60 PER TON FOR THE BEST diamond red and Locust Mountain white ash Stove, Range fod Grate Coal. 75 for the Best Lehigh, brow for fur. paces, $1975 for English Cannel Coal, Weight and quality warran ey refanded | Those wishin se tre New Will call at OWRD AN BRAND'S Union coal yard, Broadway, near Forty-second eD r MEDIATE. Orders received All coke screen. COKE, COKE—85 PER CHALDRON, DELI. / ered iwmediately fr eropolltas Gas Works, Forty second street and Nor n ne 4 MURRAY. $7 BLACKSMITHS’ COAL FOR SALE, AT THE * above price per toa. LEX. DAV 240 First avenue, neai TON. —2.00) TONS OF THE BEST RED and White Ash joule seen and delivered at ave %. $9: Furnace, A TRuADWELL agent, Ww Wa hb avenue; 363 Bowery. corner of Chambers, near Chatham street. x ron stove an. 37 FOR LARGE d $6 6 Coal, screened and de vers be DWIGHT & ROS 4 S0NS, urteenth street, SEGARS AND TOBACCO, ]O MORE IMPORTED SkGARS.—THE CELEBRAT. ¢4 Spanish prepara aive sired favor of finest Havauas to Domestic. Yegars, can apply to segars already made, Forwarded at PL, anc 9ve price $100.000. Tor Tubucen, Tt cam be made. Ynddresing. cpeinaing priee PO BELLOWS. 25 WH : PYOPLE SMOKE DOMKSTICATGARS evory day that ts prepared with the veh 5.000.000 ASpAnbh preparativn. One dolar | vitie will re) are 1D ergare equml tu the Havaitan, Sole ayen, BROWS, Jf. 78 Willian siroet BILLIAKDs. LOT OF FIAST CLASS BILLIARD TABLES FOR | sule cuomp, nearly nes in kond under. Apply wt the © it medpled by ie otly reliable soon every artieve NORA, | M BONED TURKBYS | Wintsrr i SYANDAKD AMEMICAN HILLIARD TARLE AND | y . ° = _SORPORATION NOTICES. __HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS. A Ogee, OF THE BOARD OF EXCIS! Tyreeersr DYSPEPSIA 19 Cetus eer se No. 7 Cuasinens sramer, } yerarals. preperais, ew Wow. 1 bes 5 of i EPS! DYSPEPSIA, ‘nal Be Stat B 4 $f Recomber, 1863, in ia fe Ky Hall of ¢ thea aton BY PEeSIA’ DYSPEPSIA, P. the court room (Part No. 1) of the Court of Som prererals. DYSPEPSIA, ah ‘plows, for the purpose of gren\ing licenses. YSPFPSLA; YSPEPSIA, Apententions for Hoeuse will be received at any time dar- DYSPEPsla, YSPErSlA, mee usiDess hours, at the above name! ottices, where blanks DYSPEPSIA, EPSIA, end all Taformation will be furnished free to ap- — ee JAY Hagaurn, s ~ ag 0, cen RTD. HOLMES. Ne DISEASES 7 OM NOAH A, CHILDS Si weet Tha BREGLTING VR DISORDERS OF THE LIVER AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS, ARE CURED BY Coumissions Jno. Hane kNRY Price, Clerk, T33 SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE Board of pecans % te examine claho i the Sounty for damages alleged [10 have been e destraction of elt ‘eal or personal property, HOOFLAND'S sequence of the recent bi wi hold « meeting at “the — re ghamber of the Board af Sopervisors, room, No. 17, City HOOFLAND'S Ball, on 28, 4 2o'cloek P. M., 10 con- a, sider the following cases’ — HOOFLAND'S L. M. Bronson...... $100 00 ne jan a Adriane & 9S E43 0 1 © HOOFLAND'S ames B. i ’ Newberry. , eam Martha Richa: 81 65 alte L Naw baie 0) HOOFLAND'S 75 Bert vee 256-00 — 9% ae GERMAN BITTERS, 9S oe GERMAN, BITTERS, 15 70 09 \N BITTERS, 2,000 00 100 00 GBRMAN BI’ 1.103 38 i 2 GERMAN BITTERS, baer 4-4 rig} GERMAN BITTBRS, 3981 ©) N Br 263 38 Pa 8 GERMAN BITTERS,, 2g 2. 93 GERMAN BITTRRS, =e 2 3 GERMAN BITTERS, ‘ =o oe GERMAN BITTERS, 3% 200 GERMAN SITTERS, 430 65 ~ ee us GERMAN BITTER, 08 | we * GERMAN BITTER, 2 & 7a GERMAN BITTERE, 000 do 3 FY i THE GREAT STRENGTHENING at, 0. Sf Bis 5 ae o's ‘ Joep Fyn Pr & we THESE BITTERS HAVE PERFORMED MORE CUREA, Siete kawreive 2m 9 2 3 HAVE AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION, ane Hilen Jane Gian oe a HAVE MORE TESTIMONY, Mise MaryP. Samer 1,788 &% nig | HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO YOUCTD 15 62 88 98 2 THI ‘ 8 Re. Be hap jeent . T. ve gai gaciicice “EO joo Fe ‘at oo THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE MARKET. fora Corcoran, ; ) Cor " Nora Corcor 21.09 $3, | WE DEPY ANY ONE TO CONTRADICT THIS ASSER: Baward A. 33 00. Ralph Murray. 2975 TION, poaimania will required to rove the ownierahtp of the 5 ates eae in relation to its destruction, AND WILL PAY $1,000 rode “operty. pose ‘The above named prrvons.’ with thele witnesses, dre in- wire above Ba “Bante PORE, he To any one that will produce scertifeate published by us Auauar us 'wErsuay, J Comtmittee, HOOFLAND’S GERMAN BITTERS, Ronent 0. Huroarna! tary. WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF Nuw YoRx, Dec, 26, __ NAVAL P PRIZE MONEY. Be Sa RIZE MONEY FOR THE FOLLOWING VESSELS | arin how pelng collected and paid at che banking ofc of cag ay witha dy Al ar Fore Tabara Albatvess Ander. |, mani rr son, ‘Bluse Bohto. ie Avian Aiba, Bacon, Brooklyn, Cuyler, bridge, Chambers, Connecticut, ‘ Currituck, hocura, Dale, De'Snto, Fiag, Flambeau, Gem be. H. Lane, Hatteras, Huron, Hiawatha, Banter roquois. Tronsides, Jamestown, J Chronto oF Nervous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys, a ‘Diseases arising from a dmordered a pe ODSERVB THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS, RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE DIGESTIVE: ORGANS:— Inward Piles, Ful Fulness of Blood to the Head Constipation, om idity of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Fuiness or Weight tn the Stomach, , Kivatinnys aton Bin tions, 8 Flutters Masawchusctte, 1 Sega, Montlecito. fag ac two Pit of the Bromachs . mame es New Longens'N N iwizming of the Head, Owasco, Perry, Penobscot, Pembina, urried and ocohantaa, Pursuit, Putnam, Primrose, aoe "gus: ee ker Cin, Eesolnte, R, Seaman. less, Roanoke, Rosen Breathing istteriog at ‘Santee, Sam, Rowan, Be Bag do Cuba, “aglotx Ben Fe foam, Ronoma, South Carolina, 8. Knapp. ‘Somerset, Choking or Butteceting Sensations Be Lawrenge, St: Louis, Star, Suaqnehanna oma Foge. when Ina Lying Posture, Dimncas Unadilia, “Union. fendar, 8 vende dats Vitoria Wabas stab aeg ; ‘Wachusetts, Wissabickon, Dots oF, Wen’ before e EY, Pi aaa T SEAMEN'S Fever and Dull. j a, eg op =e ys eee Pee | eae eaters tuedt Now: York, DISOHARGED Navy ness of the sin ‘on and Pain army. ig Oflcere soni Pato alors iF Widawe oF amis Back, Cheat Lambe, £86 Budden MONEYS: peck’ Pay- Procure Peanious Ao. vmapinings of Evil a j MIRED STATED NAVY PRIZE MORBY.—COLLEC- a Utes Mette all vessole now ready for pay- 4 | See eH BO ‘No. 2 Park place. bsamwublain’ “> -icsyris Mand . Not ALCOHOLIO, @. NAWY PRIZE MONEY OFFI ? Uv. T. I, BRAYNAMD, St Wall street, CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKES, % : oa RS AND AND CAWT MAKE DRUNKARDS, U. seaman of to U2 ‘Navy can have their prize money —- J bedesile Miee eta econ ir —— eens ¥, KOWING, 18 THE BEST TONIO United Baten Crome 78 Wall street~ IN THE WORLD. names Ansan As foe Fee aap Wie i478 207 | the United States bark Restless boat Al From the Rev. Levi of the Baptist churet, yates ear . “g Fema WaT si Tortseriy ol the North’ Baptist coureky 5 bos wii ak . <inrvn ARES, ROR DR nee paniter sere thats “German Bir f vex | DODWORTH'S DANCING AGADEMIES, Rave been oe withtherr effects wan tenined te yo; ang Fift avenue. New York: Fecommend tem fo many others. and ; ba NEW YORK CLASSES—Mondays and ‘Thureda; rth Kifer Wednesdays and Gaturiaya Children at 4 and gen [ya as Rub, BROOKLYN CLASSES—Tuesdays and Fridays, et P. OS ee M. for children; at 8 P. M. for gentiemen. eully AUER, Mon Ratariays fe ean ans wees ‘Shllaren and young L Donedt tne atiicted, aad te ROOKES’ DANOING, ACADEMY, 961 BROOME 6T.— 4 NEW CLass FOR TURSD. From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. editor f t! atl gainted of Religious Knowledge, and Christian Chronicle, Although. not diposed to favor or recommend paten® medicines in gener, trough distrust of thelr. ingredient int Roame to tet sand sae coed 10 the benehle ‘be paliaves himssatl to have EE EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING. Fecaived frou any simple’ preparation, athe the hope that he: fl, SEARING'S PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY, ‘do th! Hoottand’s Germar ar Twenty third street; classes | Bitters, prepared by Dr. ckxon, of this elty, becanisge ri ladies and masters atfour | Twas prejudiced against tiem any years, under ther ixbt o'clock ‘lasses at other | jmpression that they were chiefly at aloiholic mixture. © every day to those who wish to | ‘am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker, Baq., for ther Femoral of this pre: proper tests, and for encour- ’ agement to try them when putering from great and long> Continued debility, ‘The use of three botties of these Bl at the beginning of the present year waa followed ‘by or! Telief, and restoration toe degree of bodily and mer Thich {had not felt far six monte betore, and had. alton despaired of regaining. T therefore thank God and my friend for directing me ta the use of theun J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia, THOMPSON'S DANCING ACADEMY. NO. 275 sopeeker street. is now open for the reception of pupils veaday and Friday evenings. Children's class Wednes- 4 Saturtay aiternoons, at 834 o'clock. | Rotree every Hall to let Yor balls, soirees, &c. ANCING ARD SKATING ACADEM roadway, is now open for the reception of pup! oo Mondays and Thursdays of each week, New clas forming. The ball to let on D evenings not occupted by classes. Inquire of Prof. BOD SIGNOR G. PLANCI RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS | (erom the Rev, Jos. H. Kennard, pastor of the Uist church ) Dr. Jacksox—Dear Sir—I have bean frequently requested: dations of differen! kinda SD friends that he will open his Dancing Academy. at sods but with atloar: Hroadway, opposite New ¥ 19, in my family, oF Private 1) to 12 ad2toeP. M.' Evening 1 Biiters. bit park he for once from my usual course to express my full offVictions jebility of the system, and expectally fow Liver Complaint, St t# » safe and valuable preparation. In ~ | some cases it may fail; but usually, I doubt not, it will be very beneticinl W those who guifer from the boys cause, Yours, very respectfully, J. 1 KENNARD, th, below Coates sireet, Phiiadelphia, practice f:0m § to 10 0’ lock P.M. = = that, for geveral ‘ WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. ARGAINS IN DIAMOND JEWELRY.—AN IMPOR. tant Diamond Neck/ace, also few Cluster Rings. &c., for male; A bigi price given, fur vary fine single Briliants. ad ay to 8 ree eee “SB. . PLUME, 612 Brosdvay. “Prom for, Warren Randoloh, Pastor Ot Baptist Churec). Con 2) des wad heapit 0 ge 1 e best an t BIsHOr. 4 REIN'S, Pith Avenue Hotel. | me to ay doa ts Rue de la Verrerie. rand general debility 1 have bern Ereatly benefited by the use of the Bitters, and a: nos they wil produce. ARL WEDDING, PEARL WEDDING.—DIVORCE Plot, Diverce Plot.—For the next chapter of the Pear! Fresdine, also for particulars of that most fat 1 Jaunoe Divorce Plot pietse call on HENRY B. LUE, Jeweller, 76 Bleecker street, oge door west - Becctote: A‘ the same time examine our stock of Coral Jewel ™ jmilar effects on others, peso | tral WARREN RANDOCUPH: Germantow of Hedding M. E, Chur Froin Rev, J. H. weg, fe largest in New York. excepting one house only, Bi Dr. ns xe used your Germae Rein, We bi ral assortment of ey, Wate Bitters in my family freques! Am preprted to say that Bilver Wore and Fancy Goods, and will eeli lower than any | thas been of great nervien, I vettive tuatis mont cases uf other store in this city. Senerel debility of the paren is the wafeat and tae . ~ | veluable remed ve any knowledge, wore KNOWING—WHERE TO ELL youn respectful ly “sing shag wings: Diamonds, old Gold. Stiver or broken Jewelry, J. 1. TORSER, qins to LOUIS ANRICH!S, 723 Brondws ao the ser No, 726 N. Nineteenth a ork, Hotel, You can receive Wirt) pee on — monds, old Geid and SI Established i885. "Teneuber From the Rev. J. M. Lyons, form: mate Jose of the Co! 723 Broadway, bus (N. J.) and Milestown (2 at t Churebes, eens New Koown. Dr. C. M. Jacksox:—Dran Str—I fee! it Wer KNOWING—WHERE To SELL CamLa ot my own accord, th bear testi Hair Bhawis One Laces and all kinds of Furs, Bi ing to LOUIS ANRIOW'S, 733 Broadway, under ihe New | German Bitters,” Some years sinee, being mich aivicted York Hotel, the best place to sel! Car ir Shawls, all Dyspepsia, T used them with very be: Kinds of Laces and Furs. He pavethirty per cent more than fu ‘4 them to persons any other perso: Remember 1 Broadw y- Ww INES, LIQU ORS, ‘&C. se OTTLED ALE, PORTER AND ‘QHAMPAIGNE. or der—Country’ tm hotel shippers, wanting to nyt Ale. Pore and See, ierean yr domestic. are solicited to calland examine my extensive stock of several thousand dozen, ready ment’ notice. =—SSos | tering testimonial of wr eral devility, I believe itto passed. pea tonic that cannot be sure $M Lyoxd From the Rev, Thos Winter. _ Peator of Roxborough Baptiny Dr. Jackson —Dran Sirol Teel it due to your excellent Preparation, Hooftand German Bitters, to add my testine deserved reputation it hax obtained. Ihave for t times, troubled with great disorder in my id nervow m, 1 was advised by a friend ws trys a botule of your Bitters. £ dict #0, rienced and unrxpected relief; my fh Taterially benehied. — f confidently rev article where I meet with casos imillar ty my own, and been assured by many of 7% food effects, Rei fi yours, WIN to ship at @ mo- Ten thousand dozon empty bottles wanted, PIERCE SKEHAN, 62 anc 63 Liberty atreet. ” BOURBON § CENYS.—FINEST @) CENTS, od Sherry and Madeira 40 cents; finest 75 cents. Old cenia: fin Cognac Brandy XS cents: finest Old Jam tim 60 cents per bottie. Ketalled at Borseaux Wine Company Vaults, No. 99 northeast corner r of iam street, ice B “KIRK WILL, UNDER ALL, CIRCUMSTANCES, + continue 10 sell de their purity the OLD: AND LiQuors, na, af much lees than Brosdway or | forty yeu Own import $i From Rev, J. 8. Hermhn, of the German Reformed church, Kutztown, Berks county, Pa Dr, C, M. Jackson = Resrncte Sim With dyspepsia nearly twenty vears, Any medicine that did meas much tere. Lam very much Improved im he en Live bottles Yours, with respect, J. 8. HERMAN. teen years old, recelt ite purity, by the bottl Very old West Indi ba, mush Hes | ot therrs, part if bythe si our own importation, “Cham mee, ¢ Mocks Rstabliened 12st. Goods deitveret cogteegy VB. KIRK, Wine Merohuih f8 Pos RISH WITTSKEY, BEST PRRSSE'S. IN PU in bond, imported and for sale by ©. Pear! s.recet. Large siee (holding nearl; tle—ball doze Small size, 75 cen’ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT, Bee that the aignature of “O. M. JACKSOR® is on 1 wrapper of each bottle. acy (oh rant 0 ata ba va Ihriaes but end ot free. NY CHEONS) | h. HABJOHE 1 ‘wot have the article, do not be ae rations iat ma; RESTAURANTS, pts offce and manufactory, No. 631 ARON STREET, PRILADELPUtA. ORB Q EVAN, ‘M. Jackson & Co, rie KuKD ‘OvereRs, MoceT tranwe ond ter KEW YORK AGENCY, an aie cv aaleos Mi, HELMBOLD's (Sk? OF ARTISTIC pole . ee Diner PP ay { DAUG AXD CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE, mer 20 hove pine ting at + arate wore — cont over £100) in Dresden. Alan twa setew oe Curtains. pROaDwaY.