The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1867, Page 7

INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, r . Suxpar, Deo. 8, 1867. ‘The g0i4 market was on the whole steady last week, ‘Aotwithstanding the proceedings {a Congress relative ‘to impeachment and tne finances and an active specula- tion om both the bull ana bear account, The extreme ‘range was from 13634 to 137%, amd the closing quota- ‘ton on the street on Saturday was 18781373. The re- <eipta for customs duties amounted to $1,567,559, and ‘the Bub-Treasury paid out $831,000 in interest on the old bearing debt, while the shipments of specie aggre- gated only $327,575. The failure of the impeachment ‘movement in Congress had a tendency to restore public -@onfidence in political tranquility, and, therefore, to ‘sheck any upward impuiso which might be imparted to the premium by the various financial measares intro- duced in both houses, and also by the advance in the rates of foreign exchange to about the specie shipping point, and henco tho market was held steady ‘Dy contending forces. The final vote on the majority report of the Judiciary Committee in the House of Representatives on Saturday, and the passage immedi- ately afterwards of Mr. schenck’s bill suspending the further contraction of the currency, were without any material influence upon the premium, although the tendency was slightly upward atthe close and a sense of relief was felt both in and out of the gold room. Speoulators are calculating the amount and the effect of the disbursements of coin by the Treasury on the Ist of January, About twelve millions will be absorbed in the payment of the sem!-annual interest on the five-twenty Joan and nine millions in that of t®e sixes of 1881, while about seven millions of six per cent bonds mature at the same time, In addition to these twenty-cight millions the Alaska purchase money will soon have to be remitted to Russia; but Congress bas not yet voted an appropriation for this purpose, pending which the pay- ment cannot, of course, be made, The reserve of coin held by the Treasury on the Ist inst. was $32,289,245, the romaining portion of the $100,690,645 in its vaults being represented by gold certiicates of deposit In the handa of the public. The daily range of tho market during the week ta thus The statement of the ‘pabile debe (or the month end- {ng on the Ist inst. was published to-day, and it ehows that United States notes were contracted to the extent of only $952,371 in November, Compound interest motes (unmatured) were reduced, hor yr, to the amount of $309,680 and the matured compound interest notes to the amount of $2,250,350. In payment of a portion of these $1,295,000 of three percent legal tender cer- tificates were issued, the remainder being apparontly vedeemed in currency. Of the authorized fifty mil- Hons of three per cent ceriificates only $12,855,000 have @s yet been issued There a still outstanding $62,249,300 of unmatured and $7,005,750 of matured compound interest notes, and Congress should provide for the eubstitution of new greenbacks for all of these in excess of the amount of certificates, as well as for the redemption of the certificates in new logal tenders, ao that the volume of the currency may be kept steady at ite present point. There was an increase of $9,701,301 40 the amount of debt, less the coin and currency in the ‘Treasury, during the month, The amount of coin was tedueed from $111,540,317 to $100,690,645, and the cur- wency was increased from $22,458,080 (o $37,486,175, so ‘aat the balance in band on the Ist inst. was, neverthe- Sosa, more than four millions larger than at the begin- ming of the previous month. The funding operations ‘were iarger than usu: about forty-nine millions of eeven-thirty notes having been cancelled and more than sixty-two millions of five-twenties and ten-forties Mssued. This raises the aggregate of the gold bearing indebtedness to $1.840,367,891, a sum which makes the government dependeni upon a large customs revenue, It fs somewhat remarkable that Mr. MoCulloch, in his recent report, should have omitted allusion to the funding Process and the effect of the rapid conversion of the Boating debt into five-twenties upon the reserve of coin $@ the Treasury. By the time the whole of the seven- thirty notes are funded the gold bearing debt will ‘Smount to not far {rom $2,130,000,000, and the annual in- terest will exceed $127,000,000, a sum that may provo to ‘be In excess of the current customs receipts, It is true ‘that the customs yielded $176,417,810 during the fiscal Year ending June 30. 1867, but it would be unwise to -ealoulate upon such an amount in the next or any sub- sequent year during next decade at ienst, The total ‘amount of the public debt is $2,630,382,672, against which must be set the $138,176,820 of gold and paper money in the Treasury, ieaving a balance of $2,501,206, 751. The money market was throughout easy at seven per cent to borrowers on stock cotiaterals, but the numerous mercantile failures of late caused lenders to be very dis- trustful of commercial paper, and only the best grado ‘was readily salable on the street, the rate for this being @ight = ten per cent. The banks showed « disposition to discount for their customers to the best of their ability, and they conficed themselves to selections from the offerings of the latter at the legai rate. The prospect 1a favorable to an abundant supply of money, availabie for emptoyment on the Stock Exchange, during the re- mainder ef the , and we are at present receiving more currency from the West than we are sending to that section, Tne statoment of the associated banks of this city for the week ending on Saturday reflects a ‘still easier movement of capital than the previous one, ‘The legal tender notes show an increase of $497,318, and all the other items a decrease—nameiy, {n the loans, of $365,425; in the specie, of $767,636; mm the deposits, of $750,878 ; and in the circulation of $11,410, Im point of reserve tho banks stand in nearly the same position as Ahoy stood a weck azo, the decrease being trifling, while thoy are stronger in the active reserve by the amount of Jegal tender notes they have gainod, It remains for Congress to gaard the money market against the irregu- Jar movements to which it has been subjected at intervals by an excessive hoarding of currency on the Treasury, resulting from undue sales ¢ gold and bonds, The duties of the sSecre- tary of the Treasury with fogard to the Matter should be arly defined, and the fallest publicity should be simultancoasiy ¢' to all the purchases and sales of the Department. eombinations to create monetary at jency by artificial means for stock jobbing purposes would thus be do mroyed. Speculation was langaid on the Stock Frc! fing the week, but prices were wall susiaini western experienced @ further advance to 65}; under the masipuiation of the clique controtling i. The sus- uve feeling immediately became stronger prices advanced, while the indications were favoratie to a stronger market for securities, with Erie leading the ‘upward movement, Atthe close of business raliway shares wore buoyant at the following quotations :— New York Contral, 114% 0 114%; Erie, 11% 071%; Hudson River, 12834 0 129; Reading, 0534; Michigan Southern, #136 08154; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 623; 8 83; Rock Island, 96} 0 96:¢; Northwestern, 64% © 65; do. pre- ferred, 66% 0 66%; Pacific Mai, 12401244; Western Union Telegraph, 33 a 3354; Quicksiiver, 2054 a 20%, Government securities were dul! ai ressed dur- ing tho week, mainly in consequence of the lower ange of the gold premium, the failure of the foreign market for five-twenties to respond fally to the decline in the former, The evident disin~ elination of Congress to act affirmatively upon Mr, E4- ‘munds’ resolution in the Senate, and General Banks’ im the House to pay the principal of the whole of the funded debt im coin, has not bees without efiect upon the minds of bondholders abroad, whiie Mr. McCulloch's pian, as embodied in his report, to convert the outstanding siz per cemt gold bearing bonds into a |” NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1867. of such a privilege being granted the supply of coupon Ddonds would be increased, and this might temporarily depress quotations for coupon bonds, ‘The foreign exchange market was very firm through- out the week, and, owing to the limited supply of com- ‘mercial bilis and the distrust of them occasioned by re- cent failures, the leading drawers advanced their rates to a point permitting of shipments of specie to cover them. The demand for bankers’ bills was at the, same time somewhat stimulated by the low price of gold, At tho close the principal foreign bankers asked 110 for their sterling at sixty days, and 1103¢ for short sight bills, but in the open market the following were the current rates:—Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days, 109% @ 1097; t three days, 110%¢ a 11034; commercial bills, 1083 a 10944; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.10% 9 5.15; at threo days, 5.16% @ 5.1534. Other bills were rated thus:— Bankers’, 654 0 5.15 On Antwerp.... 5‘ on ott 1, On Berlin.. 14a 72 On Bremen. + Bha On Frankfort. » 0% At On Amsterdam, + WKRa 4156 Oa Hamburg... Bye 36% The total amount of the national debt, without de- ducting therefrom the amount of coi and currency in tho Treasury, was as follows on the undermentioned dates, extending over the last two years and a haif-— 1860, Auguat 1... .$2.770,416.008 cee ri. 28,814,835, August BO. rM 878,585,233 October 1.... 2,701,550,709 September 30 1, 955; 973,716 November ne 2,681, 636,966 1865, December 1,. 2,634,995,575 + $2,366,955,077 1867. May 81, 2'625,209,753 January 1... $2,675,062,505 August 31... 2,757: 689,571 February 1.. 2.685,773,539 October 31... 2,744,947, 723 + 2,690, 587,289 November 0, 2.740, 854,758, . 2,663, 713, 134 December Bt. 2,714,633, 314 2'668,875,008 2,687,040,519 January i" wry 810,310,357 August 1 2,666,685, 696 Fobruary 1.. 2,824,301,500 Septomber 1, 2,653,792, 189 Mareh 1 « 2,827,868,950 October 1 2,630, 389,458 2'427,676,87L Novembor i. 2,625'502,343 + 2,799'970,460 December 1., 2.639,382,572 The amount of legal tender notes in circulation, in- cluding compound interest notes unredeemed, was as msaaians intervals during the eae age October 1. November 1. ‘August I, eet 420,030,884 September 1 December 1... 425,627,523 The progress of the tasue of national bank votes dur- ing the same time is thus shown by the aggregate of those outstanding at corresponding intervals: — 1865, 1866. $278 .905,675 288,403,775 poe The subjoined statement shows the highest prices at which the leading stocks sold at the first regular board on each of the following Satardays:— Nov, 16, Now, 23, Nov. 30, Dec, 7. Atlantic Mail, . i 5 121 11814 = Oe 45 46 4% 86 RBG BR re 103% «OI, «MOL. TORI &Rock Island 97 9% 96% 95% jorthwestern §533¢ "4 63 ay ChickNorthwestorapl 0536 65% 68 066 Col. & Cin — 98 warek Hud.Canal 146 une” 14 12600124 124% «120 130% 129 134 133% 10034. 100: lio: 11056 a1) 10 81 a 3 a ax s ox | 8 O13 rT} 12 15 nse 14 1 New York & Erie RR. 7434 ie TK | TMK ckMiesesippl con 26 by BOK Me e 4 i wig 1a ne 96% 97 WK | «MK ue is O73 9%: so = 39 3334 B88 82% Government securities wore quoted at the close of business on each Saturday of tho last three weeks as followe:— Nov. 23, Non. 30, Dec. 7, Sixes of 1881.113%; al18% 112% 8113 1125 a 112% Ten-forties ..101% a 101% 102% a 102 TOL a 101K 5 20's of "62.103 a 10815 108 «9 108, 107% a WT 5-20's of '64.1051f a 1053 1053¢ a 105% 104% 9 104% 5-20"s of "65.1063 © 106% 105% 9108 105% a 1053, Do., mew....107% a 107% 107% 9103 1075 a 107% 5-20's of '67. 10755 a 107 107% & 108 107% & 107K 7-30's, June. 105% 9 105% 10554 8 1051 104% a 105 Feao'e, July 10544 1033 LOSE a lO%e 1048 & 108 Annexed is a comparative statement showing the shipments of sp:cie from this port last week and doring this yearto date, together with those for the corre- sponding periods in 1865 and 1866:— 1865, 1866, 1867, Forty-ninth week.. $490,936 $580,506 Previously reported, 27, prantead 58,568,448 46,060,909 es $27,806,63 806, 620 $50,149,044 $46,389,574 ‘The exports to the corresponding period in the pre- vious thirteea years compare as follows:. $46,618,203 1857 1364 618, 1868... 46,266, 1862. 57,232,996 1861 3,343,237 1860. 42,090,909 430, 68,430,430 + 26,016,787 Subjoined is the total valuation of the foreign imports at New York for the week ending December 6, compared with those of the two preceding weeks, as also the value of the dry goods entered at this port and throws on the market since Janu: el this yoar and for the corre- =" a —— ey pool neeeee 761 171,886 General merchaadiee. - 2,866,089 1,700,040 as ‘Total for the woek..$3, 107,658 $2,404,661 ‘Fais7ina The ‘mports of dry goods for the week and since Jamsary. 3 compare an Collowe-- — Entered & at oe + moe $1, sa30 ie Since same cranes Entered at the port$31,336,147 $1 124 Turow on mare sie aa oes COMMERUIAL REPORT. Sarcuvay, Deo. 76 P. M. Broswax.—Sales were made of 3,000 ibe. Southern ata Corton. —The demand was less active, though fate busi. newt was tranencied @ eSSnsEssssesso 181 BRS8SS2T8E825: To a, 6. 64., and from Phtladel- ‘and 5,000 do, do., for the month of wate terms. The chariers were:—A British la te Antwerp, 5,000 bbis petroleum Guxwres were dull and nominal at (he quotations In our last tssue. wore light; the demand was fair and anne were firm at Sc. a 9c. fo pPping, and $1 15 a $145 Hors.--There was a moderate demand at former prices; ‘SCc, a 70e, as to quality. Sales 50 bales within the range, Tixar.—Manila was dull at the decline noticed in our last tage, Other Kinds wore unchanged, Hrpes.--We of no sales of moment; prices were without decided cl change. ugtasses.—The coud tion of he market was unchanged. rd of no private sales. By auction, 338 bbls. New Galeann 1 Bera disse and Ci hall bola: doa Siice a oe, Naval Sroniss.—The market for spirits turpentlue closed reek, with holders generally asking Ge. for merchantable Io's, “Eales of about 75 bola, in lots were made at Sc. 680. The market for —- was almost Inactive ond were entirely nominal. Sales 100 bbls. « Binal lots of other Kinda at cur last quotations, Bote the sale of 40 bbls. Wilmington rope al $3.25. 4 LAansced was dull and wuchanged ab $a $1 02 In ks. Menon paint ofl was lowor.. Sales 1,200 gallons at Gc, Other kinds wore dull and nominal, Provisions.—Keceipts, 1,016 bbls, pork. 899 do, beef. 457 ut meats, 1,498 do. lard, 45 dressed hogs and 250 hibds. talloy. The market for po'k waa heavy, and lower prices were submitted to, At the extreme close, however, holders were firm at for new. mess.” The demand was moderate, the sales, “cash aud regular,’ being confined to about u 600 bbis., at $21 37 iy a $21.62 for mess, There were sales (or future delivery of 500 bla, Wesiera mess, tor Jan- | aoller's option, and &Wdo. do., for Vebruary, ie. ‘Also seller's optio Active, and lower, al 84e. a ie for country and ely. hogs were dull and ‘gc per Ib. lower. We quote, Tie, = ie. for common to heavy prime, The demand for beet La ‘moderate, nnd prices were quiie steady; sales 120 bbs, at $18 a $14 for plain mess ane 88 32) for extra do, Beef hams wero quiet, but firm, With miles of 129 bbls. at $3 w $82. Tiere beet wae moderately active; the salos were 15) tes. prime mess, part at $35, and 50 do. India mess on private terms. Of cul meats tbe gales were 15,000 lbs. new shoulders at 1W}go , and anmall lot green hams at 1c. Bacon, though qu.et,’ was firmly held: the ales comprised 400 boxes Weaterm Cumbor- land cus mainly at Lic. a liigc. There was a fair demaud for lard. prices for which wore very frm: the wales were 1,250 bbis, at 12340. a 13%4c. according wo quality, Peruorkvu.—Crude, in ‘bulk, was oifered at 10e, without buyers. We ‘heard of'no sales ‘of moment. Bonded was in light demand, At the opening a sa ¢ of 3,090 bbls, standard white was effected at 23!éc., bus towards the close 600 bbls. broug't 2c., at which price the market closed strong. We heard of no other sales. Of freo the sales were LW dbis, prime licht straw to white at 4303, and.150 do. standard white at44e, Tn Philadelphia the market was inactive and prices were entirely nominal. Rice.--Carolina was quoted 83 wore made within the ran “Raw was in light demand, but atead 120 for fair to zood refining Cuba; sates 300 hhds- at If%y. a a 1240. for Cuba, and Io, a Ie. for English Island: also'979 boxes, part at 1W7%e, ald. letihed was dull but steady at 16%o. a We, for hard, 1b%c. a 167%e. for soft white, and 1digo, a 1530 for yellow. Sexps.—No further aaies of linseed were reported. Grass were dui! and unchanged at our last quotations, STRARINE, way without notewor/hy change. The sales were about 25,000 Ibs. at L180, a 12¢0. TaLLow was in moderate jernand. Bales about 175,000 Ibs. an iirc. a coipts, 655 bbla. Only small sales were re. ported wikia the range of 200 a Sis; I bend, ® 93gc. Small sales at Lio. a Front wirn A Lywx.—As Mr. G. W. Wood, of the town of Fenton, in this county, was passing through what is known as the Rock river woods he discovered a lynx, which, with the assistance of two large dogs, succéedod in driving up a tree, This feat was easil iormed, so far as the strange beast was concern for, at a angle bound, he fastened bis huge claws to the tree at least fifteen fet from the ground. One barge of large shot in the head caused him to comedown, oe he fell upon the dogs and entirely used them in less than aminute. It then attacked Mr. Wood wil frat ferocity, bud the timoly and well directed charge ‘rom the other barre! of his gun undoubtedly saved his own life, by destroying that of the beast. Mr, Wood re- carved no bodily injury, though. his clothes were quite badiy torn, —Morrison (Jil.) Sen‘inel “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Davorr—Bram —On Saturday, December 7, at the residence of Peter Moad , by the Rev. William A bP 6d Mr, Havay Demotr to Anya Beam, all of this ty. Roaias—B1air.— On Wednesday, December 4, we the Rev, W. A. Bartiets, James H, RvcGuns to Miss daughter of John Blair, ailof Brooklyn. piri. Died. Axpersox.—On Saturday, December 7, Ronmunr Ax- DERSON, printer, in the T7th year of his age. ‘The felatives and friends of the family are respectfally invit attend the funeral, from bis late residence, 57 Nassau street, Brooklyo, this (Monday) afternoon at baif-past ono o'cl ck. California papers please copy. Braon.—In Phitadelphia, on sunday, Deoember 8, of typnotd fever, Epwaro ALDEN, elder son of Edward Py end Biizabeth A. Beach, aged 14 years, 2 months aud 9 -At Boston, on Thursday, December 5, Jonw D. Bouema. eldest son of General Joba A. Bolles, of ty- Brows —n Thursday, December 5, after s lingering iliness, Harrison Brown, in tho tin nr of bis scat The relatives and friends of the ily are invited to attend the funeral, from his ele rect. Tosi- nce, 538 Lexington avenue, ‘tis (Monday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Browy.—At Newburg, N. Y., on Saturday, December 1, Jouy Wooparp Brows, aged 50 vears. His remains will be brought to this city on Wednes- day, and the funeral services will be he!d at the Hanson place Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn, at twelve o'clock that day. The friends and relatives are respect. fully ingited to attend, BucKLsy,—At Tompkinsville, Staten Island, on Satur- day, December 7, Mrs. Euansta BUCKLEY, in the 69th year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend ber funeral, from her tate residence, this Ghee day) afternoon, at two o'clock. Bororw.—At Woodside, Troy, N. Y., on Satarday, December 7, after a severe iMacs, Wittiam F. Boxpes, im the 38th year of his age. Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atrend tho funeral, from his late residence, on Tuesday morning, at e'even o'clock, CamrpeLt.—At Brooklyn, on Saturday, December 7, Writam Canruett, in the 3ist year of his age. Funeral services will be held at the residonce of his brother-in- D. E Meeker, 186 south Ninth stroet, Withamsourg, this (Monday) morning, at half-past ten on residence of bis brother, U. C, Camp- N. J, on Tuesday afternoon, at two tend, Cawrwett.—On Soaday morning, of hasty consump. tion, Mra, Crantorm Ann Camrouit, ayod 34 years, 3 months ana & days. Tne relatives and feiends of the family are invited to attoud the faneral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from her tate residence, ia Front, near Smith street, Williamabarg, Canonax,—-On Sanday,’ Docember 8, Katn, ig oan 4 Patrick, Intely deceased, and Sarah Carolan, aged years and 16 ron oh 8 The remains cg re Pans BanPro 9d corner Broadway and Eleventh street, Brooklyn, on Tw morning, at nine o'clock, to St a a macutate ion ebarch, where a requiem mass wil ¥ a and thence, at half-past one o'clock P. icone cater | fA short fines, Comnetta, widow of on harmeory aes ar tty tn 7 ase Tespectfally invited to sient or feuereh, from her tate residence, Classon avenae, first house northeast of Fulton avemive, on Tuesday evening, at seven o'clock. Conemur.— Suddenly, on foto December 6, Jats 63d year of hi a His idaiae oo volesives, and Wl of his nephews, Owen “ Peter od et Mg jouted to attend na theta — of bis sister, No. 111 East wth cerues, thts (Monday) eftermovn, al halt-past one r: velock. Cooren.~-On Friday evening, December 6, Exrzavert bag daugbtor of the late Rev, Elias Cooper, of You- “Funeral services at the residence of 8. R, Comstock, Mi weet Twenty-second street, this (Monday) morning, at half-past nine o’c'ook. Relatives and friends are in- vited without farther notice, Her remains will be taken to Yonkers for interment. Derwxcr —On Sanday, Decomber 8, after a short finess, Jou I. Detarnan, aged 30 yoars and 6 months The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother’, Francis X. and Honry A., ee also of bis brothers-in-law, Michael Thomas and Gunn, are Lim shee" invited to attend the faueral, ‘rom bis late residence, No. 128 St, Mark's place, on Tuesday after. noon, at ball. ay o'clock, Darw, —Su' om hang f December 8, Jaxx, wife of Thomas W. Drew, ta the year of her age. ‘The relatrves and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 94 Carmine street, on Tuextay afternoon, at one o'clock, Freios. —Hansam D,, wife of James Fields, aged 23 ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also thoee of her brother, James For, aro respeetfully invited to Ationd the funeral, this (Monday) afternoon, at ono o’ctock, from her late residence, No. 101 D. Gonnermn.-——On Saturday, Decembdor 1, fayette place, Mrs. Braraa 0 funeral will take place om Tuesday morning, at hatt-paat nine o'clock. Hoora —On Saturday, December 7, Jows Hoore, after a lingering illness, at the age of 87 years, 1 month and 2 invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o’ciock, from ber late Division street. PRextas.—At of the late Nicbeles melas in the Toth year of her of teat Sits ols tt county Longford, Her friends and those of her sons, John, Heary and James Reynolds, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, from hor late residence, 120 Weat Twentieth Roacu.—On Sunday, December 8, of uremic convul- sions, Lewis S., remaining son of Thomas B. and Ellen ‘Reach. ‘The friends of the family are yeqnenied to atrend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock, frem No, 34 South Tenth street, Williamsburg. Bakseant.—lo Brooldyn, oa Sunday, December 8, bi Sarseany, in the 4h ee bu oo His friends, and 4 of Robert Sarjeant, are respectfully in to attend pro funeral, from bis late residence, Chiaton, svonue, near Gates avenue, on on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock. SORENSEN.—In Jorsey City, on Sunday, December 8, Loursa Newest, the ouly daughter of John W. and Wine niefred Sorensen, aged 3 years, 1 month and 4 days. ‘The funerai will take place on Tuesday afternooa, at two o'clock, from the residence of her grandwother, Mra. ‘Thomas E, Jones, 179 South First street, Jersey City. Ra G".—On Sunday, December 8, after a short illness, age, age Ricward L. Stace, youngest son of Kulza iy tr notice of the funeral will be given in ‘Tuosday's 20. years, 10 months and $ days. PBreieicaAt New Bedford, on Sunday, December 8, Josxra G, Sranron, intives and friends are respectfully invited to e funeral, on Tuesday morning, as ten o'clock, from his late residence, Swirt.—On Sunday morning, December 8, after a lin- gering illness, Winiam Swirr, aged 34 years, The relatives and friends, also thoes of his uncles, James W, Wilson and Matthew Wilson, are respectiully invited to ationd tho funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at ono o'clock, from his late” residence, No, 112 West Fifteenth street. Vacr.—On Sunday, December 8, Caruantye Vace, in the 85th year of her age. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday afternoon, at two nga from her late residence, No, 214 Adams street, Brooklyn. ‘Wirsox,—On Friday, December 6, at Elizabsth, N, J. Mrs, Evgaxor Witson, in the 89th year of her age. All relatives and friends of the deceased and her family are invited, without further notice, to attend the funeral, at ber Jate residence in Elizabeth, on Wednos day morning, t 11 o'clock, AMUSMMEN PTH AVENUE THEATRE, | Twenty fourih street, a djolning Fifth Avenue Hotel, MONDAY, DEO. NDE BVERY Tee anes, L- =f YE Gia ORIGINAL YB GRA’ BURLESQUE, VEEN i# GRad OFFENBACH'S | QUEBN YE GRAN MUBIC, (QUEBN Ye GRA DUCHESS. 01 UEEN YE GRA GEROLSTBIN, UREN YE Gita’ OPERA ane UEEN YE GRA) BR: UREN YB GRAN LBP INGWEDL. UBEN YE GRA’ a ri QUEEN MATINEs WEDNE ISDAY. pid aa A JUARE, Bet NT! CWEEK — BRILLIANT Bua BSS GRAND ALLEGORICAL, sreeTaOLe. PILGRIM. FIN! te tated RGEOUS even XHIBITED, ORIRAN SFORMATION EVERY NIGHT. INSTRU MENTAL, AN } VOOAL MUSIC. MATINEES AT 2 i TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. CADEMY OF XUSIC. Direetor... JOHN DEB POL. MONDAY, TUBSDAY, MORLAOORE, Ho wEpNespay + BUASINA, 3 3 FRipay, DIANE, 3 2 SATURDAY Lora “s 5 BVENINGS. RIcct, 5 3 GRAND MATINER, BARRTrA, 4 2 «SATURDAY, @. 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NG, fier 4 To th eS si ot We damon in the To consiude wil ta a H ORRINA. Froocne ACADE! oo DAY" EVENING, DEC. IL L, F. Harri viet "AND ONLY ConcEEt iN BROOKLYN, with the foito eminent artists: att ro UENNY BU! indrienn soprano,” u . GUBTANUS HM Mr. GUS ONOR FERIA Me, @. W, COLBY, gontucer 24 it. TICKETS $i. RESRUCED. 4 of which ~ GegeeanounnenaR Aca. dom of Mysia, b EW YORK, aaeREETA © igr. |. FLommnde:— can on. The w ‘idersigned. remembering with great plearure your admirable re resent of the part of Canaan ‘Cu Charlon Dickens: Dove 7k Sonn at Wallee teas, reaprawtiyreaweat that ar ga will ie atthe jn an the and the ‘pelle ays ae Merwin ti bie A. Ay ar Shesies &: SPA, Gentixwen: So es ft before the macegement he tarmas of the stengewvent oder and L are performing thie su! "The eagerness sider ‘us, at first manifested, was fine'ly aubduedeon cous alien Se Our tune te Limited to. next week, which wou wey ae roduetion of wSouney and Som" sad. eam impolive to bypy the Rags gree. guccess et-of.leave Man’ ia st ate geataion pepe naga jun deference. pleased to. thanks for your kindness, and my asntianeer of he pianos cater f the colpoment apace ity TAM 3. FLORENCE ABINET rUl NITURE.—P, =F, QOWARYER. @4 ac street, between Spring bis laree ricek of Parior, Chamver and i Dieing Faatturg a bs hie Liyint ma nufaecure, in consequence of @ ehange in half prices. Chairs. in repe, fro from $30 to $100) Fa Carles bolts, in aint tt Selsgroom Poraiures, Fuck a Sana oe made to onder. rj Fursiture Mane factory, ry ‘treet, neat Broadway. (Pun MOS? EXPEDITIONS Lig ON Ts he of GEORGE B, KE! of any articles ae. a __ AMUSEMENTS, bv > LY ‘OUR m NEWS OA! ea te Vo] g BLO'S 5aRDEN, ee es omer tee oe WILL HAVE ALL THE mn COMBEQNENKs o| Re ara into many monthe DIKER MEWS OF THE DAT. ego, the Mauager, with Gampriied io enuounce tae WEEK. Lat pi RE. BEGINS AT 7: Ble ax GRoo He gatian ae gusoe ned a Bey pn pees ne ee af ich ts now ow world wide, i = BLEVENTA WEEK 61 ay ROLsT! triumphant career of ‘siNTERS' fh ot ie porwr air DU id last 1 ata on, & . one yoy ot in a (he vnaals of an meek but two of ite repress as of the necessity of fuldiling « contract PUES pk Fie tam pugs fone reduction inf boston va — of Tam yee veto bat Saeaay at drama entitles LACK CROOK ‘The world renowned, brilliant and enchanting 5 pera a 8 its admirable east, gorgeous costumes Introducing Jarveit and Palmer's great Parisienne music, on aLLRE 7ROUr! zy BER 9 as witnessed by over 1,500,000 perso! and ad every MONDAY WED! AY, %, THURAD AY and | | Firat representavion this season oe the sing Batteg FRIDAY Ferentng, and Ba SU RD AY MATL Bat 4 Comie, arranges vy Mt, Conia, entisiad tue BEaT ED SIX DAYS IN ava ‘B » TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBEB Sntredesing MLLE. PRRZITT! Premiere Danseuse from the princi second representation of the THE ‘Tickets at the thenire and 895, 701, 112 and ‘The | PRESS excepted, the FREE | ats ARNEY WILLIAMS: BROADWAY. THEATRE, MONDAY, DURING THE WEEK, AND saTUKOAY FAREWELL WEEK OF AND MRS, W. J. FLORENCE. PosiviveLy THE LAST WEEK OF OM THYLOR® GREAT MORAL LEss ON OF THM TICKET uy OF # M LAST WEEK OF TH SNEEANG SONG. LAsT wrk fis THE NAPE LOTHIAN MEDLFY. Las? W F W, J. FLORENCE AS BOB BRIERLY. Last WEEK ‘oy MER ELORBNOR AS EMILY st. LAST WERK OF THE INIMITABLE CAST. . RIDAY FAREWELL BE ris AND MES. W, J. Poot ENC SATURDAY UAREWELE FLORENCE MATINER, MONDAY, D&C, 16, 1367, FIRST NIGHT OF A LIMITED ENGAGEMENT with the popular ad talented Amertoan Artin MRS. D. N, BOWERS, when he will appear in’ . Reade’s exquisite and beautiful pastoral pasty MRS, D, P. BOWERS AS DORA. rpHBATRE © COMIQUE, EB POPULA Firat appearance of the favorite comedian, R, BAM W. GLENN, who will appear in. uig original production, entitled OF ted bya full Corps of dramatic artists, including Mise ville, Miss Bogart, and Mr. D. Oakloy, together wich the Powerful Company of this Elegant and Popular Establish- ment. BEN COTTON AND SAM SHARPLEY’S MINSTRELS, CHARLEY WHITH, THE ORIGINAL, MLLE, HELENA, rg of Ttalg, number Bu FINISHED DANSEUSHR Ever preseuted in America, ear’, oveulng oh nas BALLets, ba" Continued # Tae OanDe IMPERIALE AND ent D VIVANDIBRH, THE PREMIUM mansrestag* D NERY. EXQUISITE SCE! EN cosrcwns, i PRONOUNCED onus Orne T c PS Ehe BS CUINEE evny Sar _SEATS ‘SECURE six yun THE GasLiIGaT, N aDvaNcr. Wy ounae serene NEW YORK THEATRE, IPUB GREAT SENSATION. had NIGHT AND BATURDAY MATINEE. el Yd MOST TERRIFIC SENSATION oF TUB STAGE IN ANY COUNTRY, DER WHE GAsLi Mr. Augustin Da aucesentul drama of ein these timer id Love VERY NIGHT AND od for ten weeks te The fascinating Premicr Danseuse. MATEROAD, with Fated. breath ny AD, witl vat LITTLE MAC AND DICK RALPH, —' WORK IN AN ENTIRE NEW FROGKAM ME, Fe Por eerie ye GRAND MATINEM EVERY SATURDAY, AT 2iy o'clock, . Monday.nt next, He GREAT CARLETON. BAT CA! nol uding Skerrett, Mies Celia TL LYMPIC THEATRE. eT Mr. c BEGINS ATSB OrsLonr. rie age Hn AYE ie b, F . Ww, TAY LEURE: “THE LIVING SENSATION OF THE TOWN. ESTABIASHED SUCCESS of Shakepeare’s Kxquisite Fairy Spectacle, A MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM. t, xracoful, tasteful and exqutattety n of pretty things aver produced on any stage during the provent generation’ iierald. An Exquisite Panora: LOVELY seas, Stage Ayn: ‘Business Man W *revpaiet Hor and M ot and Mam OP ONDAY EVENING, ad will be pertormd for the first time hi re in five years) the standard Comedy, in five acts, by Morton. MENDELSSOHN'S MUSIC. | LONDON COSTUME FAIRY TABLEAUX, JEWELS FROM PARI: BRILLIANT ACTING, ‘CHLESS TRANSFORMATION SCENES. Mr, G. ish YOR ‘The most conspicuous comic anaces s of which the whole town ta sisting. fe Nat) ily EVERY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. sea sprek dieippelntments anid de delays around | tte crowd. Bice, places abo. boud be advan. ber Ts ECURED SIX Days IN ADVANCE. ‘eason, over OWBRY THEATER. CL PA RANCAIS. oon Nee A ae B, FRELIGH. WEBNESDAY TOWN D COUNTRY, a vise ot dane At nr Meg cae os = be given of the next representation . Me SOUNsTON, ne Comedy ie HONEY MOO who Mik sy cauilr a new and original local drama, BOX eter? bet SIX DAYS iw ADVANOR. by Mr. Thaddeus B, Glover, produced itis mance commences at & EVSRY SUENK NEW, pep Soman es eatitied MAN STADT TREATRE, 4 ane 47 BOWRRE. THE HRART QF THE GREAT erry, BY ENING. D cornber % Mr, JOHNSTON “ad BOYLE, THE IDIOTIC OLD ‘ iit FIM, BORE TARRONGK, KIN SYNOPSIS OF NBA D INCLDENTS. Mr. ORE L'ARRONGER AS 3 tenn —_ ROLOGUE, DLE VERE OBC NOB BI DER LATE ‘Operottad, Mad. H HEDWIG L'ARCONGE-BURY Ad yer MARIA. | NY PASTOR'S a HOUSE, ‘208 ‘BOWERY. ae Years. Brame Homes of Wealth and ol bald fant—‘‘Alms for my Starvi Sie Terusal wempt at on oe fo Chimes etme send hort wr amg merry peal— ‘The Bells of the arch bid the Apa OF tun EARS Bi TWH PROLOGUB, AND ToView of Schsisr's Gats, Central Pare aueens on Tooxouterbe yd oe ine Ore wry the Bootblack—The Forger stress arrive PAU! pny wy Batlet UCCESS OF gis ‘The t Master~ Bi @ Dance.-The Fast Woman GHT MYSTERY BY Pa! ean ie ie Rae Gict ome BNEW COMIC LuaaHL BALLER. | of Teaold Wen. Esler ney of AGAN, SHEPPARD, LEAVIIT, B m0 | jugey—; cfrefivod Hterior view of # ia entirely new qanea’ avbichess the Tombe-The lew und the Detectt Nose—Pea- KNNIE ht ag ini y ie oe acne, oe nut Sarah out for s Waik-—The Harb ‘The Man- i ot Novelties. ing Mi: nase timate The- AY and SATURDAY, at 56 o'eloot. Scum sThe ska iy ye Central Park this Scene Mr. John Engler, ‘he Chane 3 ‘skator of the STRELS, 720 BROADWAT. tl th iS as Denouesens wick j Wit cay OREN BALLO, ¢ Ico—Ludicrous Denouement ol wt site Gambling Saloon—Keno and Faro | |MARRISD) UN [MASOHER: ic Against the ‘Tiger—The Villain's [uititeo! wre bhadad Worare to Weeuveltnte tue Pat fen Fortunese-Detectives on the Woman and ber Friend a LEON ge oO ‘| LEON Alert—The Arriva! of the dD. The @ ia Bonteatt. oe ON L_® or Alone’*—' hieamenee | (HM HE |, Mer Long Loat roi ie Ret mea os ae H one L malin ot Kecugnize tle Obit The Balitad rain. ‘Bove | GA® PRANGICO MINSTREL, 685 BROADWAY. S'c Showman a Manager ona Buse, Scime6-The ints: | The sntmitable and world renowned tor of “Varieties Thoatre—retty Waiter Giru. Dur BIRCH, WAMBOL ing aie soone « regular ‘variety’ «ae will be A ANC Tho great London I! TRD BOBBY HET SORS, mn Stithe NELL the Marchioness, ais z igoahi Aeusrs. ech, * Py. eit TH i LITTLE CROOKS, MAUD'S PERIL 472.7% ro ged AMERICAN THEATRE, BROAD Us CEASING BILL OF ATmACTIONS. give song, “6 1 Of Jobnny,"" by 8 ane eal Of Jobasy, by SARA sande erie PA ht Bi New song, * Dicken: mmeriea" Mr. BO jew Cure, by the Com, past 11t.—Scenx lnThe Have of the re More aes than Gio any ston apon the of the Acto 1 FEEL 80 war Good ig! ir Love Tee Promire, ‘Mac at Ne Bexgar 8 Forme ‘When f Min Aveuged | Will be Hours —The O14 CROWDED HOUSK: Recognizes His Daughter. Scxmx —Mont AND DELIGHTED THOURANDS. E ihe Unicare tie Takes to the Root Scene $- The best company that has ever been brought together tm af tee Rowers, end hawery, Theatre A Rope Brewed any piace of amusement in the world. Kvery deparumeas Across the jc Eacape of Mon! ey the Mo the Roof of the Bowery ary Thar “Hoe VIVIAN, VIVIAN, VIVIAN, by ine Folica, scumtk Bune ie bent com's Vocalist ia Amerion, thie scone Mr. Dick Bande Will JOHNNY gute. tis Gels Scans ran ley The T. H. O. M. P, 8. 0, Vauks in the "Old ‘Geran The ded a The star negro Comedian of RA world. has Fallon Into the f od a Torab—the Liv Living ig Shelietod BOB HART, Inthe Home of the Dead-Jalla Seeking for the Rody of her GEO. i. cons, Obild—Sho 15 Followed by her Father—Diseovery of WK. RNS, e Wounded Man—A Mother's Prayer—Tho Moulded Vautt aise WAMROLD, Crumbles and brings th her Seducer ace to Mirthmakers of the purost kind Pace—The Moment of Ve ha CHARLEY PETIENGIUL. ater’ —"None, viliain” —"No marcy" A ot's forgive, alan You must ace him (1m bie Stump Speoch), he's. dying’ "Naver, see Ae p TT tte jn— Oral | Lenpoal joa 1 snore — The sane has Sparet‘notther pains | #WUTUE PROMINENT ARTISTS EVERY EVENING, in the prod powerful drama, and | Doors open at 654; curtain rises at 8 o'clock. Matinee on Saturday afteravon, Yh OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN, open at 6X; abner ‘wil! commenoo at 7% jenk of a Now and Original Burlesque, writes Gam. al eM by sonia HOWARD, Jr, fonnded on the pepul ine mowed. #W YORK oIRoUs, con Orne - Ni Fourveanih streei, Me indie atshsens of Sate, Facer yt tam ly aate i vobteeeor | re ite CuRidey ine Selah of. Minstreay t eter went AT Hapa. «| peda posngaged for is 16 plese \arrepreseut tthe theres of st ve prod AF BOTH THE MaTiNRES ) iancrnhalec tree het es odlred oud Preeey LED RATORIO, -NO OF AMER BIERCAT OF ‘To ONC ETNA. onorts AND SOLOISTS, D NOVEL ACROBAT! THE it Hanwat FOR SAMSON Te ORRAT RUSSIAN ATULETE, will take facn 20 WON ODA Y ee THB GREAT RUSSIAN ATHLETE, AO Be at elnway tall Te whose astou: as Seale be 6 Sr tie amason, F, HAR 180M. 7 5 nt witt BhNBATION © DAME ADELAIDE RISTORL | ONDER, US ARRIAL FLIGHTS Airgction of 1 GEAU, wil as Clevoiaw 2b, Gules Truk, tath, 1th Bib ZL she vill viatt Dayton! Indianapolis, Detevlt, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany, Troy EMENDO! mers Lt eae, SOMKERSAULTS. re Sree GREAT NEW YORK CIRCUS TROUPE, THE MOST POWRRFUL COMBINATION ¥ D, ERS Lith, Pitteburg; oak ieee ean Si Cincinnal, a sd sharyagas ee DICKENS’ ‘ry te td AND AQCOMPLISHBD ACLORATS MONDAY, Deoamber 9. ver organized in thls country, will bo brought forward in» TUESDAY, December 1a, brilliant and diverst THURAD At, December 12. AND EXCI BXorriNa FRIDAY, ber 13. acts IN Na ar STELMWat Habu Admission, 60 cents, Children gee ten, 25 cente, Re- ‘woats, conte, Begins at 4, An office for ihe snle of: Sent for ings hea been oper We. 1. Bi Broadway, and It eit Chotce eeata may for any or all of the above readings ata very sl et advance over the regular prices WEDNESDAY RVRNING, DEC. 11 In FP, MARHISON. . with the foliowt Ni '$ SAMSON, wert cant:— BADARE PAREPA-BOS, ‘Hall Mis. JENNY KEM MPTO! 1 Boutraito, hina yom ‘Ni ORORGE ‘SIMraD Toor 4, Decembee MR. J. K, TROMAS, Baritone. ayor's Party,’ Mit. it. J, CONNOLLY, Oegantat, December. 19. bie. ME, "T, L. RITTER! Conductor, ) and “Boots onane motes oe Tk. GRAND ORCULSTRA, Trial fe December 2), wi © j NEW YORK HARMONIO SOOIRTY, x lcteaalamas Reserved seats 00 cents exvrar the sale.of which wilt ‘The sale of Rese Tie begin Jenerved reat conte extra, the sale of which will com: od Sent Ticket # w! menos ou Mouday at all the music stores aud Bleinway | Hallion Wednesday wnoraing “ nes, December My, err 4 Hal. NoTICR. atthe say ey bd ide sicoamen course of fe ‘te of tickets Subsertbers and others are particularly requested to note Tanne ar) ef ceeding ang eo Ta ny "Alngie Uickete for separate read the fact that the above performance ot ace on in) will be woe Tha " WEDNESDAY KVENING, ih Boor and place. ae cedars a BAL MASQUE, Ree’ pa! mars May ao ania Leg tT Two Sets vecourse for sale A: cogent es BALL ie Head hotel. Twenty-fourth ireet kod third . AN DaAitatre rusp Mir: cua Ls PICKENS tthe: WV? Bu vein f --J — it 8 AchDEMY OF N N4IC, fis “Chrvtnes Carol meee vie ruonsbay) BV ENING, RC 't0, 1997. We, CHARLER » REN i spt vas mg be bad of AMERK Tekets aad boi of the jadios, Books of the Readings ot are the “sommes yah 9 tisnen oy Messrs, Teetuut ‘h Field, Go, bloecuee sire, a Seen "tae “scadetag and for sale at a Dookmores, und at the Hail oa the evening neat tie EVENINGS — i READINGS —RESHAVED, FRONT state vows, “ataloguce forwarded, ews coliecwions of | a MeNell's, No ww 0 Weahingion sitet hen Mt Sm aired —bicK es READINGS — —_- Me: CHARLES > PORTE paaminoe ENS READINGS, QUEL aeAiwa ARGUE swat cae of Mr. Dickeng Testaren “eos ean be purchased m ___ MSIIMRSRRere= One es Ctanies, DicKexe 3 an Een mii, Ae Pa