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CONGRESS. Whe Members of the Two : Houses. ‘Who and What They Are, Where They Come From and What They Have Done for the Public and Themselves. The following 1s a complete list of the members of ‘the two houses of Congress :— i Alubamn. SENATORS. George E. Spencer, republican, of Decatur: born in Jefferson county, New York, 186; took seat in fapiees , Prates Senate Joly 25, 1868; term expires * "The vacant seat is claimed by George Goldthwaite, REPRESENTATIVES. in 8, Turner, republican, of selina; born fax county, North Carolina, 1825; raised as a Oharles W. Buckley, republican, of Monsmomery) raat Ouseae county, Hem ZOE, 1895 member 0! to and sorty-firs! eresses. £ William A. Hauiie , democrat, of Roanoke; born Oharies Ha San abiican, ot ieiaw, born in es. Hays, republican, 0} ‘ Greene county, Alabama; was member of Forty-frst Peter M. Dox, democrat, of Huntsville; born at jeneva, Ontario county, N. Y., 1613; was member of Forty-first 0 agrees, , Joseph Tas joss, democrat, of Tuscumbia; born at ipa i Ala., 1820. Arkansas. Renjai FP. Ri srrepublicr f Litue Rock: \ min F. Rice, republican, of 1 3 Porn at East Otto, N. Heer ory took his seat in the Inited Staies Senate June 3, 1568; term of service s@xpires Marca 5, 1s73. owell Clayton, repubitcan, of Little Rock; born he Delaware county, Pennsylvania, 1833; elected jovernor in 1868; took his scatin United States jeansie earch 25, 1871; verm of service expires i 7 j REPRESENTATIVES. went P, Hanks, democrat, of elena, Ark,; born Oliver P. Snyder, republican, of Pine Bluff; born ign Missouri, 1333, { Thomas Boles, republican. Calrornin, SENATORS. ; Cornelius Cole, repuvlican, of San Francisco; at Lodi, N. ¥., 1022; was in ‘Thirty-eighth Con: ; took lis seat in United states Senate March 1867; term expires March 3, 1573. i waaene Casserly, democrat, of San Francisco, “porn Ireland 1M to%s; took his seat in Unites a Senate March 4, 1869; term of service expires larch 8, 1876, ENTATIVES, olican, REPRES! & 0, Houghton, repu' , Aaron A. Sargent, republican. John M. Coghian, repubiican, Conn cticat. SENATORS. Orris S, Ferry, republican, of Norwalk: born at el, Coun., 1823; was member of Thirty-sixth ; took his seat in United States Senate 4, 1867; term of service expires March 3, 78. William A. Buckingham, republican, of Norwich; 1a Lebanon, Conu., 1804; Governor of Connec jtcut from 1858 to 1300; took his scat in United States Penate iu 1569; verm expires Marc 75 REPKESENTATIVES. Jalius L. Strong, repusiican. 6. W. Kellogg, republican, BH. HW. Starkweather, republican. William H. Barnum, democrat. Deluware, SENATORS, Thomas F. Bayard, democrat, of Wimington ora at Wilmington ‘1o2s; took His seat im United ag Stand Maren 4, 1x69; term expires March 3, Eli Saulsbury, democrat, of Dover; born in Kent county, Delaware, 1517; wok hts seat in United States Senate March 4, 1871; term cxpires March 3, Us77, REPRESENTATIVE. \ Benjamin T. Biygs, democrat, or Summit Bridge; born at Summit Bridge, 1021; was member of 'Forty- ‘@rst Congress. Floridn. SENATORS, ‘Thomas W. Osborn, republican, of Pensacola; bora at Scotcn Plains, N. J. 1836; took Ins seat in inited peace Senate June 10, 1563; term expires larch 3, 1 ari bert, republican, of St. Augustine; born jat Gilberisvitle, Otsego county, 3 took his heeat in the United Staies Senate March 4, 1869; term jexpires March 3, 1870. ‘RE! TIVE. Josiah J, Walls, re,ublican, of Galnesvilie; born ‘at Winchester, Va., 1842 Georgia. SENATORS. Joshua Hill, repuviicao, of Madison; born in South Carolina 1812; studied law; member of ‘ pom ged and Thirty-auxth Congresses; took his seat in United States Senate January 39, 1871; term ‘expires March 3, 1575. ‘The vacant seat contested by roster Blodgett, of ‘Augusta. REPRESENTATIVES. W. W. Paine, dewocrat. Richard H. Whiteley, republican, of Bainbridge; orn in county Down, ireiand, 1830; elected 1870 fo State Senate fur te:m ening Mareh 3, 1871; was ‘uember of Forty-tirst Congress. Marion Betnupe, republican. J. F. Long, repubdtican, 8. A. Corker, republican. * William P. Pine, democrat, of Dahlonega; born here January 2%, 1835; editor and lawyer; was ember o! Forty-first Congress. { Pierre M. B. Young, democrat, of Cartersvill Dorn at Spartansburg Court House, 8. C., in 183! ’was clected to Forueth and Forty-first Congresses. Lilinels. SENATO Lyman Trumball, repuolican, of Chicago; born at Colchester, Conn, im 1813; 100k seat in United States Senate in 1355; re-elected in 1861 and again 4m 1867; te:m expires’ Marck 3, 1873. John A. Logan, republican, of Carbondale; born {in Jackson councy, iliuois; member of Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh Coagresses; member of Fortieth Bnd Fort,-tirst Congresses; took seat in Unned on Senate March 4, 1571; term expires March 3, REPRESENTATIVES, 4. L. Beveridge, republican. Charles B, Farwell, republican, of Chicago; born at Painted Post, N, \., 1823. John F. Farnsworth, republican, of St, Charles; ‘born at Eatov, Canada tast, 1820; lawyer; was Member of Thirty-titn, Thrty-sixth, Thirty-eightn, Thirty-ninth, Furtieiti and lorty-iret Congresses. Horatio ©. burehard, repaolican, of Freepor' (born at Marshal, Gueiua county, N. Y., 1825; lawye! Juember of Forty-tirst Uongress. John B. Hawiasy, republican, of Rock Islan4; born (in Fairfield county, Connecticut, 1831; lawyer; was ‘member of Forty-first Congress, iord N, Sevens, democrat, of fiskilwa; born in Boscawen (now wWebsier), N. El., 1513; merchant ‘and farmer, Henry Knapp. republiean, ‘_ Jesse H. Moore, republican, of Decatur, Decatur ounty, Iil., 1817; was member of the Forty-first Con- ; Methodist minister, ( James ©, Robinson, democrat, of Springfield; ‘born in Bugar county, Tinnois, im 1822; lawyer; was ember of the Amirty-sixih, Thirty-seventh and )/Thirty-eighth Congresses, Thompson W. McNeely, democrat, of Petersburg; orn at Jacksonville, Lil. 1845; lawyer; Was memver the Forty frst Congress, Hines wal » Rice, democrat, of Hillsboro; born in Logan county, Kentucky, 1820; lawyer. Samael S, Marshal, democrat, of MeLeanboro: fence in Sotrnar can che a 1824; lawyet ‘as member o} he Thirt » Thirty- Forusth and Fotts-trat Congress, Aa a ohu 1 liay, repuolican, of Belleville; bi Bellevitic, Jil, 1894; lawyer; Was member of Forty, first Congress, John M. Crebs, democrat, of Carmi; born at liddieburg, Loudon comaty, Va., 18: lawyer; was ember of Forty-first Congress, fadiana, SENATORS, Oliver FP. Morton, republican, of Indianapolis; born injWayne county, Indianz, in 1523; lawyer; took This seat in United States Senate March 4, 1867; term of oftice expires March 3, 1513. Daniel D. pect a hican, of Logansport; born ‘t Palermo, Me., 1818; lawyer; was elected member Forty-first Congress in 1868, but before taking his. it was elected to United States senate; term of Mice expires March 3, 1875, REPRESENTATIVES, Wm. B, Niolack, democrat, of Vincennes; born in Dubois county, Indiaua, in 1822; lawyer; was mem- bor of ‘Thirty fiftn, “Thirty-sixth, ‘Thirty-nintn, Portieth and Forty-first Congresses, Michael ©. Kerr, democrat, ot New Albany; born t Titasville, va., in 1027; lawyer; was member of ‘airty-ninth, Fortieth and Forty-first Congresses, Wm. 8. Holman, democrat, of Aurora; born ata pioneer homestead called Veraertan, in Dearborn wounty, Indiana, in 1822; lawyer; was member of ‘Thirty-sixth, Thirty-seventh, ‘Ihiriy-cightn, Fortieth and first Con; 28, J. M. Wiisoa, republican, of Connersville; born in WJonn, Cubase, (omtsiicee’ ct Tastinapotia; bora » republican, indianapolis; there in 1825; lawyer; w member of Fortieth t Congresses, and Forty-firm “hag 4, Danio democrat, of Terre Haute; |W. Voortees, born in Fountaim county, Ind., in’ 1528; lawyer; Was member of ‘Tuuirty- rh, Thirty-eight l- fae rty-seventh, Thirty-eighth and Forty: Eres: Mahlon D. Manson, dem porn at Piqua, Obtor in = of Crawtordsville, James M. Tyner, republican, o! at Brookville, Ind., in 1826; law; et ties ial AE, john P. C, Shanks, repunncan, aoe Bay -] Naruisoaty, Vv ein sear enn ‘was memaper of Thirly-seventh, Foruer vorty- drat Gongreraen a ‘ortieth, and vorty ann ms, republican, of Warsaw; born at Carlisie, Pa, tn 1891; lawyer; wi i Fortieth and Forty-first Congresses, |) Member of daaper Pagkard, republican, of La Porte; born in ero, was born ; Was member NeW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1871,—0RIPLE SHEET. Manoning county, Ohio, in 1852; lawyer; was mem- ber of the Forty-first Oongress. ” Towa, SENATORS, Harlan, bag rota of Mount Pleasant; born in Olarke county, Illinois, in 1820; tawyer; took his seat in the United States Senate March 4, 1867; term expires March 3, 1873, George G. Wright, republican, of Des Moines; born at Bloomington. Ind., in 1820; lawyer; took his seat in (he ited States March 4, 1871; term expires March 8, 1877. REPRESENTATIVES, George W. McCrary, republican, of Keokuk; born near Evansville, Ind., August 29, 1836; iawyer; was member of Forty-trss Congress, r elo K, Colton, republican, of Lyons; porn at ust W iniown, Oho, November 29, 1426; lawyer. ‘tiliam G. Dennan, Tepublicat, of Independence; born at West Chariton, N. Y., in 1834; lawyer. Madison W. Walden, republican, of Centreville; born in Adams county, Oltio, in 1836; editor. Fiank W. Palmer, Sepublican; of Des Moines; born at Manchester, Ind., in 1827; editor; was @ member of Forty-first Congress, Jackson Orr, republiciu, of Montana; born in Fa- rad county, Ohio, in 1832; merchant; se! ia inion army during rebellion. Kansas, SENATOKS, 8. ©. Pomeroy, tepuoiican, of Aichison; born in Southampton, Massachusetis, in 1816; took his seat in United States Senate July 4, 1861, and was re- elected in 1867; term expires March 3, 1873, Alexander Caldwell, repuolican, of Leavenworth; born in Huntingdon county, Pennsylvania, 1 183: railroad builder and mercnant; took his seat in United Staves Senate March 4, 1871; term expires March 3, 1877. Dajid P, Lowe, repnblican, of Fort Scott; born in Oneida county, New York, in 1823; lawyer. Kentucky, SENATORS. Garrett Davis, democrat, of Paris; born at Mount Sterling, Ky., 1801; lawyer; was republican in Twenty-sixth, Twenty-sovedth, Twenty-eghth ana Twenty-ninth Congresses; took his seat ln Unite’ States Seaate December 3, 1061; re-elected In 1867; term exp.res March 4, 1373. Jonn W. stevenson, democrat, of Covington; born at Richmond, Va,, in 1siv; lawyer; was mem- ber of the Tuiriy-fifth and Thirty-sixth Congresses and Governor in 1868; took his seat in the United EPs Senave March 4, 1871; term expires March 3, REPRESENTATIVES, Edward Crossland, democrat, of Mavfleld; born 1 Hickman cownty, Kentucky, in 1827; Iawyer. Heury D. Mouenry, democrat, of Hartiord; born there in 1826; lawyer. Joseph 4, Lewis, democrat, of Glasgow; born in Banen county, Kentucky, in 1824; lawyer; was mem- ber of Foriy-first Congress. Wiliam B. Read, democrat, of Hodgensville; born in Hardin county, Kentucky, In 1820; lawyer, Boyd Wiuchester, democrat, of Louisvilie; born in parish Of Ascension, La., in 1836; lawyer; was meinber of Forty-urst Congress, Wm, LE, Arthur, democrat, of Covington; born at Cincinnati, Odio, in 1825; lawyer. James 8. Beck, democrat, of Lexington; born in Dumirieshire, Scotland, in 1822; lawyer; was mem- ber of Korueth and Forty-first Congresses, George M. Adams, democrat, of Barbourville; boro in Knox County, Kentucky, December 20, 1837; lawyer; Was member of Fortieih and Forty-first Congresses, Jonn M. Rice, democrat, of Louisa; born in Floyd county, Kentucky; was member of Forvy-irst Uon- gress. Louistnna. SENATORS, Wiliam Pitt Kellogg, republican, of New Orleans; born in Jssv, in Vermont; took nis seat in the United Et Senate 17th of July, 1808; term expires March , 1878. J. Rodman West, republican, of New Orleans; bora there in 1822; took hts seat in the United States Senate March 4, 1871; term expires March 3, 1677. REPRESENTATIVES. J, Hale Sypher, repubiican, of New Orleans; born in Penusylvania in 1837; lawyer; Was a member of Fortieth and Forty-first Congresses, L, A. Sheidon, republican, of New Orieans; born In Oisego county, New York, !n 1831; lawyer. Chester B, Darrali, republican, of Brashear; born in Somerset county, Pennsylvania, In 1842; was & member ot Forty-first Congress; merchant, James McCleary, repuvitcan; served in the Union Army during the reveilion. rank Morey, repablican, of Monroe; born in Boston, Massachu-etts in 1840; was member of Forty-first Congress; editor. Maine. SENATORS. Hannibal Harlin, repubitcan, ot Bangor; born at Paris, Me., in 189; was Member of 'T'wenty-elghth aud Twenty-ntnth Congresses and Vice President of the United States in 1860; took his seat in United lee Senate March 4, 1569; term expires March 3, 875. Lot. M. Morrill, republican, of Augusta; born at Beigrade, Me., May 3, 1815 Wwyer; took is seat in a States Senate in 1871; term expires March 3, REPRESENTATIVES. John Lynch, republican, of Portiand; born there in 1825; merchant; was member of 1hirty-ninta, Forttoth and Forty-first Congresses. Wiham P. Fry, republican, of Lewiston; born at Lewiston in 1831; lawyer. James G. Blaine, republican, of Augusta; born in Washington cre Pa., In 1830; was member of the Thirty-etznta, Thirty-nintn. Fortieth and Forty- trst Congresses; lawyer. John A. Peters, republican, of Bangor; born at Ellsworth, Me., in 1822; Was member of Kortieth and Forty-lirst Congresses; lawyer. Engeae Hale, republican, of Ellsworth; born at Tarner, Uxiord county, Me., in 1836; was member of ¥orly-first Congress; lawyer. Maryland, SRNATORS, George Vickers, democrai, 0° Chestertown; in Chestertown, Kent county, Maryland, in 3 wok his seat in United States Senaie 1863; term expires Marcit 8, 1873; lawyer. iain J. Hamilton, democrat, of Hagerstown; born in Washington county, Maryland, 1820; took ns seat in Uniied S.ates Senate March 4, 1869; term expires March 8, 1875. REPRESENTATIVES, Samuel Hambleton, democrat, of Easton; born in Talbot connty, Maryland, Jn 1812; was memver of Forty-fir-t Congress; lawser. Stevenson Archer, democrat, of Belair: born in Hartford county, Marylan |, 1827; wes member of the Fortieth anc Forty-first Congresses; lawyer. Thowas Swann, democrat, of Baltimore: born in Alexandria, Va.; was member of Forty-first Con- gress and Governor of Maryland in 1864; lawyer. John Kitchie, democrat, of Frederiok City; born there 1831; lawyer. Wittiam M. Merrick, democrat, of Ichester, How- ard county; lawyer. Massachusetts. SENATORS, Charles Sumner, republican, of Boston; born there, 1811; took bis seat in the United States senate in 1869; term expires March 8, 1875, Henry Wilson, repubiican, of Natick; born at Farmington, N. H., 1812; took his seat in United States Senate in 1871; term expires March 3, 1877. REPRESENTATIVES. James BuMngton, republican, of Fall River; born there, 1817; was member of Thirty-fourth, Thirty- Thirty-sixth, Thurty-seventh and Forty-frst Congre-wes. Oakes Ames, republican, of North Easton; born at Easton, Mass., 1304; was member of the Tnirty- eign bh, Thirty-ninth, Forticta and rorty-frst on; gresses. Ginery fwichell, republican, of Brookline; born at Athal, Mass., 1811; was member of Forueth and Forty-first Congresses, Samuel Hooper, republican, of Boston; born ut Maroichead, Mass., 1808; was member of Thirty- seventh, Thirty-cighth, ‘Tmirty-niuth, Fortieth and | Forty-first Congresses, born 1.01; Deerfield, N. H., 1818; Was member of Fortieth and Forty-first Congresses; lawser. Nathamel P. Banks, repuolican, of Waltham; born there 1816; was inemober of Thirty-third, Thirty- fourth, Thirty-filth, Thirty-ninth, Fortiet and Forty- first Congresses; lawyer. George M. Brooks, republican, of Concord; born there, 1324; was, member of tlio Forly-first’ Con- lawyer. rge F. Hoar, republican, of Worcester; born at Concord 1826; was member of Forty-urst Con- 88; lawyer, William B, Washburn, republican, of Greenfield; born at Winchendon, Mass,, —; was membe\ of Thirty-eiguch, Thirty-hluth, Fortiotn and Forty-tirat Congresses; manuiacturer, Henry L. Dawes, by oe of Pittstield; born at Cummington, Mass., 1816; was member of Thirty- fifth, ‘Thirty th, ‘Shirty-seventh, Thirty-eigath, ‘Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Congresses; lawyer. Michigan, Zachariah, Chandier, rep oik chartal andier, republican, of Detroit; born at Bedtora, N. H., 1815; took his Beat in ihe United States Senate in 1860; term expires Match 3, 1875; merchants wor “a omas W, Ferry, repubitcan, of Grand 3 born at Mackinaw, Mich., 1827; was member at ‘Thirty-ninih, Fortieth and Forty-fira, Congresses; took his seat in the United States Senate March 4, 1871; term expires March 3, 1877; merchant, REPRESENTATIVES. Henry Waldron, republican, of Hillsdale; born at Albany, N. y., 1819; was member of ‘Thirty-fourth, ‘Thirty-firth and Thirty-sixth Congresses; merchant. Wilham L, Stoughton, republican, of Sturgis; born in New York 1827; served in Union a during re- bellion and became Major General of Voiuutecrs lawyer. Austin Blair, nblican, of Jackson: born at Caroline, N. Y., 1818; Governor of Michigan from in6t to 1965; Was member of Fortieth and Forty: first Cor ses; lawyer. In the Fourth district there ts @ vacancy. Omar D. Conger, republican, of Port Buron; born at Cooperstown, N. Y., in 818; was member oifForty- first Congress; Inwyer. herland, democrat, of Saginaw; vorn dabez G. Sut in Onondaga county, N. Y., 1825, Minnesota, SENATORS. Alexander Ramsey, erie of St. Pani; born near Harrisburg, Pa., 1815; Governor of State of Minnesota in 1859 and 1861; took nis seat in the United States Senate March 4, 186%; term expires: March 3, 1875; was Representative in Twenty-cighth and Tweaty ninth Congresses trom Pennsyivania, William Windom, republican, of Winona; born tn BKeimont county, Ohio, 1827; Was @ member of Thir- ty-sixth, Thirty-seventh, Phirty-eiguth, Thirty-ninth wnd Forueth Congresses; took his seat in the United Benjamin F, Buuler, republican, of Lowell; born at | REPRESENTATIVES. Mark H. Dunnell, republican, of Owatonna; born Randolph ia Buxton, Me., 1823; served in Union army auring e war, John J. Avert Alma, Me., 1825; served in the army as iM, republican, of St, Pai General of Volanteers; manuaiacturer. 8k! Adelbert Ames, republica and, took his seatin Misninsippi., NATOHS, ‘as Major Generat im the arm, W { United States Senate April 1, 1810s term expires March 3, 1875, James L. aicorn, repabltcan; was Governor of the State; term expires in 1877. REPRESENTATIVES. George ki. Haines, of Hernando; born in Orange Carolina, 1827; was member of Forty: ublican, of Pontotoo; born was member ican, of Columbus; born in New York; was a member of the korty-lirst Con- county, North frst Congress; erzer Joseph L. Morphis, rent ean ‘orty-! 93 5 Henry W. Barrv, repu' essee. 183); lanter. gres: served during the war in the Union army. it Congre=ses ; nd W. Perce, repul gress; lawyer. F. P, Blair, Jr., democrat, of St. Louis; born in | 4; took his seat in United States porn in Clark county, Ohio, in 1817; was member of Senate January 25, 1871; term oxpircs Maren 3, 1875, Carl Schurrz, republican, of Lexington, Labblar, bear ( General during the rebellion; took States Senate March 4, 183); term expires March 3, 1875. Brastua Wells, democrat, of St. Lonts; born in Jef- ferson county, New York, 1823; was membor of | Forty-first Congress Gustavus A. Fil born near Colozne, Prussia, Forty-first Conse James R. McCurmick, democrat, Ironton: born in Washlagton county, Fortietn and For Harrison Dorn im Manklin e samuel % Burdett, republican, of Osceola; born porn at Washington, Pa., in 1520; member of For- in Leicestershire, England, 1836; was meiper o1 tho E. Havens, repa' Jawyer, Missouri. SENATORS, ‘ologne, Germany, 1520; Bi REPRESENTATIVES, merchant, nkelnburg, SET; e883 1AWY el Missourt: ty-first Congress. blical was county, Oblo, 1887; editor. Forty-first Cougress; lawyer. Isaac ©. Parker, republics in Belmont county, during the war. James G. Blair, republican, of Canton; born in 1828: iawyer. Andrew King, democrat, of St. Charles; born im | mercer, Pa., 1 1816; Was member of Tnirty-fourth, Greenbrier county, Virginia; Thomas W. Tipton, republican, of Brownsville; 1817; took his seat in the ‘United States Senate in 1869; term expires March 3, 1875; chaplain and lawyer. born at Cadiz, Ohlo, in Phii at Indianapolis, lnd., in 1627; was member of the Forueth and Forty-trst Congresses; took his seat in the United States ‘Senate March 4, 1871; term ex- | hio, 1838; served in the at wyer, Nebraska. SENATORS. ineas W. HicchoucK, republican, of Omaha; pires March 3, 1477; jawyer. Jonn Taife, republican. of Omaha; born at Indlan- apolis; was member of Fortteth and Forty-first Con- gresses; lawyer. sames W. Nye, republican, of Carson City; in Madison coun’ 1873; lawyer. William M, Stewart, republican, of Virginia Cit born in Wayne c 8, 1375; lawyer. Charies West born at Searsmo: Aaron H. Cragin, repuvtican, of Lebanon; born at aber OF the Thirty-sourth took lis seat ta United Siates Senate in 1870; term expires March 3, lo77; thy 18% Weston, V itt and Turty- lawyer. James W, Patterson, republican, of Hanover; born at Henniker, Ne i. ‘Thirty-eigntn an seat in Unit March 3, 1873. Ellery A. Hibbard, democrat, of Laconia; St. Jonnbury, Samuel N. Vv ey I ar! 3 law, BUPRESENTALIVE. Nev da. SENATORS. ty, Ne ¥., In 1815; too his uunty, New York, 1827; tool his sed REPRESENTATIVE, Kendali, democrat, nt, Me., 1823; lawyer. New Hamp SENATOR: 1; Was me Congressvs; 1823; a Thirty REPRESENTATIVES. tb, 1526; lawyer. Bell, democrat, of Manchester; 8295 lawy Ker, yer. New Jersey. SENATORS. 3; born at Brigadier in, of Natchez: born at St. Louis; born at mutier his sont in United republican, of St. Touts; Bt was member of member of of Springfield; of Hamiiton; born at born at wyer. democrat; born at Lewiston, rae vu. MeKee repubiican, ot Vicksvurg: born | at Joliet, Ill, In 1837; served in the army Curing the | ™ Sony p. pied was @ member of toe Fortieth and Forty- i blican, of Natchez; born | at Buffato, N. Y., 1n 1836; served in the army during the rebellion; was a member of the Forty-tirst Com- of St, Joseph; ree Plainfield, Cona., in Lbz: n born 2 born Centre County, Pa., iu isl¥; term expires in 1877; eat in United States Senate in 1867; term expires Maren 3, ty in United Stares Senate In 1869; term expires March | Lé was meinber of inth Congresses; took his red States Seuate in lsv7; term expires John P, Stockton, democrat, of Trenton; born in Princeton, N, J., 1826; took nis seat in United States Sevate March 4, 1869; term expires March 3, 1875; lawver. Frederick = T. ‘K; Dorn at Millstone, somerset county LOOK his seut in United States Seuace March 4, erm expires Marel s, i977. Frelinghuysen, republican, | REPRESENTATIVES. of John W. Hazelton, republican, of Mutirea Hill, Nw J; born there; farmers Samuel ©, Forker, democrat, of Bordeniown; bora at Mount folly, Jono 4821; banker, T. Bird, democrat, of Flemington; born in Hanierdon county, N. d., 1829; Was member of Forty-first Congress; lawyer. Jonn Hill, republican, of Boonton; born at Cats- was member of Fortieta aud kill, Ne Y., 182: 1; Forty-tirst Congresse?; merchan, George A, Ha sey, republican, Of Newark; born at States Senate March 4, 1871; term expires March 3, P4 H. Rogers. aemocrat; political disabilities not 1 oved. James M. Leach, democrat, of Lexivaton; born in county, North Carolina: lawver. Franots EF. shober, democrat, of Salisbury; born Salem, N. C., in 1831; was member of Forty- first Congress; lawyer, dames C. Harper, democrat, of Patterson; born in Cumberland county, Pennsylvania, in 1819; ere Obie. SENATORS. John Sherman, republican, of Mansfeld; born at Lancasier, Onio, in 1323; was member of Thirty~ fourth, Thirty-fifth, Thirty-sixth and Thirty-seventh es; term expires In 1373; lawyer, Allen G. Thurman, democrat, of Columbas; born at Lynchburg, Va.; was Governor of Ohio in 1867; term expires in 1875; jawyer. REPRESENTATY Aaron F, Perry, repubnie: at Leicester, Vt., in 1815; Iw John &. Stevenson, repudlican, Cimeinnati; born in Roas county, Ohio, in 1832; was member of Forty-tirst Congress: lawyer, L. D. « ampvell, of Hamiiton; born at Franklin, Ohio, in 1511; was member of ‘Tnirty-urst, Phirty- second, Thirty-third, Thity-fourta and Thirty-fith Congresses; farmer, McKinney, democrat, of Rigna; born near Rigna, Ohio, 10 1827; was member of Thirty-eighih Congress; lawyer, Charles N, Lamison, democrat, of Lima; born in | Columba couity, Peunsylvania, iu 1826; served 1a | the Unton army during the rebeilion; lawyer. John A. Smith, republican, of Hillsioro; porn where pin 1814; was member of Forty-first Congress; Samuel Shellabarger. republican, of Springfeld VES. of Cincinnati; born Tr. ‘Thirty-seventh, ‘Yhirty-minth and = Fortieth Con- grosses; law. John beaty, republican, of Cordington; born In Sandusky City, Ohio, in 1825; served during the wer in Ucion ariny: was member of Forieth and Forty- ; first Congresses; banker, Charies Kostes, repuviican, of Fosioria; born in 1823; banker. E. D. Peck, republican, of Perrysburg: born in Connecticut in 1403; was member of Forty -first Con- grese; surgeon. John f. Wiison, republican, ot Tranquility: born in Highland county, Um, ip 1811; was member of Fortieth aud Forty-first Congresses; farmer. » Van Trump, democrat, of Lancaster; born there in 1816; was memoer of Fortieth and furty- first Congresses: editor, George W. Morgan, democrat, of Mount Vernon; nieth and Forty-urst Congresses; lawyer. James Monroe, repuolican, of Oberiin; ; College professo William P. Sprague, republican, o! M vilie; born in Morgan county, Ohio, in Li chant. John A, Bingham, repuolican, of Cadiz; born at ninth, Fortiewh and Forty-first Congresses; lawyer. Jacob A. Ambler, republican, of Salem; bora at Pittsburg, Pa., February 18, 1929; was & member of Forty-first Congress; lawye*. William H. Upsoa, republican, of Akron; born at Washington, Frankiin coua:y, Onto, in 1523; was & ember of Forty-tirst Congress; lawyer. dt on sa a Diba hey of Hiram; bean: in Oran; ‘al county, Oto; Was & member ol the Whiety-eizhto. ‘Thirty-manth, Fortieth anu Forty- first Congresses; lawyer. Oregon. SENATORS. H. W. Corbett, repubiican, of Portland; born at Westboro’, Mass, In 1527; term expires in 1073; merchant a, ‘Thirty-sixth, Thirty-seventa, ‘thiriy- | born at Lyndon, Caledonta cozity, Vt., in 1827; wae member of Forty-first Congreass edit L, P. Poland, republican, of St. Jounsburg; born Ve, in inks; was morber of the For. at Westford, eth and Forty-first Congresses, and for a snort (St. Albans; horn there ume United States Senator; iawye W. ©, Smith, republican, im 1523; Was member of the Fortieiu and Forty -tirst Congresses; manulacturer. Virginin. SENATORS, John W. Jonvston, democrat, of Abingdon; born at Panioceilo, near Abingdon, in 1818; term expires An 1877; lawyer. John F, Lewis, republican, of Port Republic; born near that village in 1818; term expires in 1575; Jarmer, REPRESENTATIVES. John Chricher, democrat, of Oxk Grove; born in Westmoreland county, Virginia. tn 1320; lawyer. James H. Platt, Jr, repuodlican, of Petersburg; born in St. Johns, Canada, in 1837, of parents who were American citizens; was member of Forty-lirst Congress; physician, Charles H. Porter, repubiican, of Richmond; born bs Cairo, N, Y.; Was member of Forty-tirst Congress; wyer. W. HL. H. Stowell, repablican, of Halifax Court House; bora at Windsor, Vt, in 1.40; merchant. R. LW. Duke, democrat, of Charlottesville; vorn in Albemarle county, Virginta, in 1822; iawyer. J. 7. Harris, democrat, of Harrisburg; born In Albemarie county, V rginia, in 1825; jawyer, Kiliott M. Braxton, democrat, of Fredericksburg; born in Matthews cotnty, Virginia, in 1823; lawyer, William Terry, democrat, of Wytheville; born ia Amberst county, Virginia, in 1524; lawyer. West Virvinia. SENAT Arthur J. Boremaa, r ft Parkerburg; bora at Waynesbury, la; term expires mm 1575; lawyer. Henry G. Davis, democrat, of Piedment; born In Howard county, Virginia, in 1823; term expires In 1877; in mining anu ramoading busiucss. REPRESENTATIVES, John J, Davis, democrat, of Clarksburg; born there in 1835; lawyer, James ©. McGrew. repndli in Preston connty, West V1 member oi the Forty-first Congress bank Frank Hereiord, demo of Unv Fuquier county, Virginia, tn 1525; iawy W isconsia. SENATORS. Timothy 0. Howe, republican, of at Livermore, Me., i 1516; term lawyer. Matthew H. Carpenter, republican, of Milwankeo; born at Moretown, Vt., in Lls24; term expires in March, 1875; lawyer. REPRESENTATIVES, Alexander Mitchell, democrat, ot born in Aberdeenshire, Scotlanc . of Kingwooc; oorn iia, i USL born in n Bay: born Milwaukee; 1817; banker, Gerry W. Hazleton, repubhican, of Columbus; born at chester, Ne im 182); lawyer J. Allen Barb republican, of Lancaster; vorn at Georgia, VI.; lawyer. Charles A, Eldridge, democrat, of Fond du Lac; born at Brideport, Vt., ln i821; Was @ member of the Thirty-eighth, Thirty-ninth, Fortieth and Forty-iirst Congresses, Pulletus Sawyer, republican, of Oshkosh; born tn Whiting, Vt, in 1816; was member of the ‘Thirty- ran rortieth and Forty-firs. Congresses; lumber dealer Jeremiah M, Rusk, republican, of Varoqua; born tn Morgan couaty, Onio, in 18350. RECAPITULATION. Senate. it. James K. Kelly, democrat, of Portiand; born in lawyer. REPRESENTATIVE. James H. Slater, deocrat, of Le Grande; born in Sangamon County, Hlinots, in 1826; lawyer, # Sy Ivanniies SENATORS. Simon Cameron, repudiicaa, of Harrisbu | in Lancaster county, v’a.; Was Secretary of Wario 18c1; term expires in 1874 John scott, republican, of Huntingdon; born in | Hontngdon county im lott; terus expires mn 13705 lawyer REPRESENTATIVES. ‘ S.J. Randall, dewocrat. 0. Phiadelphia; born at Philadelphia in 1sz5; was member of .uirly-egath, Towty-nintu, Forticth and Forty-iirst Congreases; merchaut. J. V. Creeley, republican, of Philadelphia; born in Philadeipnia in 1369; luwyere Leonaru Myers, repubitcan, of Philadelphia; born at Actleporo’, a. in 1 was mnemver of Thirty- eighth, Tuurty ninth, Fortietn and Lorty-lirst Con- gress; lawyer. William D. Kelty, republican, of Puiladeiphia; boru chere iu 1814; was member of Thirty-seventi, Thirty-eighth, ‘{hirty-nintn, Fortievh aud Forty-trst Congress; lawyer. Alvert C. Hurmer, republican, of Germantown; born there in 1825; mé-cnant. BE. L, Acker, democrat, of Morristown; born in | Maribeurg townsiip, Ya., in 18.7; editor. Washington Townsend, repubdlivan, of West- Republicans. . . Democrats,...... Republican majority Vucant......06.. House of Representatives. Repuditeans. Democrats Republican majority, GOING FOR THY GAMBLERS, » 140 Another Pair of Cinb Houses”? Pulled by the Newark Police. The police of Newark are following up their rails on the gamblers, and abont midmight on Saturday “pulled” two more ‘dens.’ The first of these was a placc in kept by one ia Gritn, a salooa keeper, residing at 183 Plane strect. He and the following persons were marched to the station house by the gobblinz-up party, consisting of Ser- geants Benedict, Meldrum and Wilson six patrolmen :—Thomas Grifin, 63 Bleecker street; Louis Sheriuck, a cierk, all crester; born there m 1813; was member of Forty- first Congress; lawyer, J. L, Gets, republican, of Reading; born there in 1821; Was memoer of Fortieth aud Porty-first Con- gresses; ¢ litor and lawyer. 4, W. Killinger, republican, of Lebanon; born in 1825; Was member of Tuuirty-sixth and Thirty- seventh Congresses: lawyer. J. B. Storm, vemocrat, of Stroudsburg; born in Monroe county, Pa; lawyer. E L. ¥, Shoemaker, repudlican, of Wilkesbarre; born at Kingsion, i’a., in 18t9; lawyer. ‘Lowanea; born Ulysse: reur, republican, of there in i8{5: was memver uf hirty-niuth, Forueth anu Forty-first Congresses: lawyer, dohn & Parker, repuvitcaa, of Sunbury; born there m 1824; was member of Forty-lirst Congress; lawyer, Richard J. Haldeman, democrat, of Cumberland county: Lorn at Harmspurg tu 1931; was member of Springiield. N. J., 1527; was member of the Foraeth — Foriy-tirst Congress; editor. Congress; manufacturer. Roscoe Conkling, renublican, of New York; born , 1829; took nis seat in United States Sen- 1807; term expires March 3, 1813; was a resentative ‘in tho Thirty-sixth, ‘lhirty-seveuth Thirty-ninth Congresses; lawyer, s. Fenton, republican, of Jamestown; born at Carroll, Chautauqua county. 1819; at Alb ave M: Re an Reubea E. member of tae sixth, Thirty seventh and | apere| and Governor ot State of New York; took 18 seat in United States Senate March 4, 1869; term New York. SENATORS. ‘Thirty-third, ‘Lnirty-ffcn, expires March 3, 1875, Dwignt Townsend, democrat, of born in 1826; was member of the Thirty-eight Con- gress; retired m ‘Thomas Kinsella, Gewocrat, ef Brooklyn; bora in Ireland m 1832; Henry W. Slucum, democrat, of Brooklyn; born at Delpht, N.Y. unteers during REPRESENTATIVES. erchant, editor. 1827; was major general ot vol ‘ar ol the rebellion; was membe' of Forty-first Congress, i] Robert &. Koosevelt, democrat, of New York city; born there; lawyer and editor, William RK. Roveris, democrat, of New York city; born tn Ireland 8. S. Cox, democrat, of New York city; born at Zaaesviie, Onto, 1824; Was memuer of Thirty-fi{in, irty-sixth, ihirty-seveoth, Lhirty-eighih and For- in 1580; merenant, ty-tirst Congresses; lawyer, “smith Ely, Jr., democrat, of New York city; vorn in New Jersey in James Brooks, first, born in city of the Twenty-seve' Forty-first congr . N. Potter, a Schenectady, N. ¥, first Congress; ci #C. ot John, rey Orauye county, turer. om Fort, Booming Grove, 1825; merchant. democrat, of New York city: riy-eizuth, Tarty ninth, editor. York Philadelpaia 1512; nth, ulrty-ctaith, ‘esses; retired mer e mocrat, of Ne Forueth vi pali nginecr, 1uris #ileny N. Y,, manufacture 3 zi Eu Perry, democrat, oi Albany, born in Washing- ton couaty, New Joseph M. in 1813; manufac: York, 1502. Warren, Gemocrat, of Troy; born there wurer and merchant was ‘Tthirty- Thirty-eighth Con- New York city; vorn at Portiand, Me., 1810; was member of the Thirty- ‘Thirty-second, Fortietb and Forty-first Congresses; Fernando Wood, acmocrat, ol Ne city; as member of and Koenelle; porn in in 1620; Was member ot Forty- born born at ‘ wan, of Port Jervis; born in > +, 1518; Merevant and manufac- John I, Ketcham, repnblican, of Dover; there 1°32: was member of the Thirty ninth, Fortec frst Congresses; agri y | at Boston, Mass., in 1842 H. Tuvhill, democrat, John Rogers, democrat, of Black Brook; born at | Caldwell, N. Y., 1 In 1813; merchant, William A. Wheeler, republican, of Malone; born at Malone, N. Y. In 1819; was member of Thirty+ seventh and Forty-first Congress; lawyer, J. M. Carroll, Springficid, N. ¥. democrat, of Johnston; born at +) In 1825; lawyer. £. H. Prindle, republican, of Norwich; born at Newton, Conn,, in 1529; lawyer. Clinton H, Mertian, repubdiican, of Locust Grove; born at Leyaen, N, Y., i 1824; retired merchant, Ellis H. Roberts, republican, of Uttea; born there in 1827; editor, William E, Lan: born at Sullivan, be at Congress; lawy R, Holland Duell, republican, born at Warren, Thirty-sixth and Jolin E, Seeley, 1810; lawyer. sing, republican, of Chittenango; y N. Y., in 1522; was member of | wyer. of Cortland Village; N. Y., Lu 1824; Was mombor of the Thirty-seventh Congresses; lawyer, republican, of Ovid; born there in Wiliam fl, Lamport, republican, of Canandaigua; born In Pottstown, N. Y., in 181i; farmer, Milo Goodrich, republican, of Dryden; born at Ro- mer, N, Y., In 1520; lawyer, i HL. ardinan Smith, of Elmira; bora in Whiting- i ham, Vt, in 1826; Freeman Clark, lawyer. republican, of Rochester; born at Troy, N. Y., im 1809; was member of the Thirty- eighth Congress; merchant. jt, Seth Wakeman, republican, of l’atavia; born in Franklin, Vt, in Wiltam Williams, Bolton, Conn, in 1811; lawyer, demoorat, of Budalo; born In 1815; banker. Walter L. Sessions, republican, of Panama; born in Brandon, Vermont lawyer. North Carolion. SENATORS. John Pool, repubtican, of Elizabeth City; born in Pasquotank county, N. C., in 1826; term of onice expires in 1873. ‘The vacant seat ts claimed by Zebulon B. Vance. Cunton L, Cob born there in 154: gress; lawyer. REPRESENTATIVES. b, Tepublican, of Elizabeth City: 4; Was meuber of Forty-first Con- Charics R. Thomas, republican, of Newberh; born in Cariisie county, Nori Carona, in i627; lawyer. A. M. Waddell Hulsboro in 1954; jomocrat, oF Wiinington; born at lawyer and editor } Benjamin 1’, Meyers, democrat, of Bedford; born | near New Centreville, Pa., in 1853; editor, R. M. Spear, democrat, of Huntingdon; born in Caasviile In 1338; lawy Henry Sherwood, democrat, of Weilsborough; born In Bridgeport, Coan., tn 1817; lawyer, G. W. Schofield, republican, of Warren; born in Chautauqua connty, New York, in 1517; was mem- ber of tue Pnirty-eighth, Thirty-ninth, Fortieth aud ordy-iitst Congresses; lawyer. Samug Grinch, democrat, of Mercer; born 10 Wales, Greasy Brivain, in Isio; law, er. H. D, Foster, democrat, of Greénsbarg; born at Mercer, Pa., 11 1812; was member of fwenty-ciguta and Twenty-ninth Congresses; lawyer. James 8. Negiey, revablican, of Cittsburg; born 1n Allegheny county, Pa, im 1820; Was member of Forty-first Congress. Ebenezer Mcvunkin, republican, of Butler; born in Butler county, 1’a., in 18.9; lawyer, Wiillam McClelland, democ ot Mount Jackson; | bora at Mount Jacksun In 1542; lawyer. dthode Isiaud. SENATORS. H. Bb. Anthony, republican, of Providence; born | In Coventry, i 1, 10 1810; Governor of Ruvde Island in 1819; term expires im Ts77; edtior. William Sprague, repudi can, oi Pro in Cranston, R. J., in 1530; Governor oi Rhode Isiaud in 1560, term expires 18i5; manutacturer, REPRESENTATIV 3, Benjamin E. Eames, repu. li |. of Providence; born at vednam, Muss. isis; lawyer, James M. Pendieiou, repuvlican, of Westerly; born veudieton Hit, ta North Stonmgton; Coun, im mmanmlacturer, South Carolina, | SENATORS Robertson, re «l_connty, 5. C. 1877; planter and ratirow q F.'A. Sawyer, repubitcan, 0; Charleston; born in Bolvon, Worcester county, Massachusetis, in 1822; verul expires In 1573; teacher, REYRESENTATIVES. Joseph TH. Rainey, republican, of Georgetown, 8, vorn there 10 1882, OF siave parents, xobert U. De Large, repuviican, o1 Charleston, S ©; born in Aiken in 1842; farmers R. 8, Euott, repubiican, of Coiumbia, 8. C.; born lawyer. Tennessee. ence; born of Columbia; born verm expires in William Gannaway Brownlow, repadlican, of Knoxvalic; born in Wythe county, Virginia; term expires in 1875; eiergyman (!) Henry Cooper, democrat, of Nashville; born in Columma, ‘Tenn, im 1927; term expires in 1877; lawyer. REPRESENTATIVES. R. R. Butler, republican, of Taylorsville: born at Wythevilie, in 1827; was member of Fortieth and Forty-first Congresses; lawyer. Horace Maynard, republican, of Knoxville: born in Westboro’, Mass, Im 18.4; Was member oi the Thirty-fifth, ‘Thirty-sixtt, Thirty-seventn, Thirty- ninth, Fortieth and Forty- first Congresses; lawyer. Abraham E, Garrett, democrat, of Carthage; born in Overton 10.1830; Jarmer, J, M. Bright, democrat, of Fayetteville, Tenn.; born in 1817; lawyer. B. J, Golladay, democrat, ef Lebanon, Tenn; born there in 1831; lawyer. W. Curran Whiteborne, democrat, of Columbia; — in Marshall county, Tennessee, in 1825; lawyer. Robert P. Caldwell, democrat, ot Trenton; born in Adair county, Kentucky, in 1821; lawyer, William W, Vaughn, democrat, of Browusville, Texas. SENATORS. Morgan C, Hamilton, republican, of Austin: born in the territory west of Georgia, near town ot Ba eavall rs Ala, In 1809; term eXpires in 1877; mer- chant, VW. Flanagan, republican, of Walling’s Ferry; in Albemarle, Va. im 1805; torm exptres in 5; lawyer. REPRESENTATIVES, Tornden, aemocrat, J. ©. Conner, democrat, William ‘t. Clark, republican, Jolin Hancock, democrat r Vermont: 4 " SENATORS, eo 4 _ ey Fepabitoad, of Burlington, ww ibs law at ia , VG, im 1828; term expires justin §. Morrill, republican, of Strafford, Vt.; born at Stratford in rend wos mouber of ‘Thirty- fourth, TUNG hi Thirty-81Xth, Thirty-seventh, Ww. ‘Thirty-erg tun and b riy-ninth Congresses; Lerm ex+ pires im 1573; agriouitaret and merchant 6 REPRESENTATIVE Charles W. Willard, republican, of Montpelier: ¢ way from South Carolina; 80n of Colonel Johnson, the Rssex County Jatl war- den; James Kelly, No. 202 McWnorter street. The next place ‘‘pulled, No. 44 Chestnut street, FURNISHED A SENSATION, as the occupants proved to be of a class not often found im the clutches of It was about one o'cicck Benedict and his posse appeared 44, Two sleek-faced, clean Jocking men were first, encountered, but in a retired cham- when at ber, comfortably appointed, were found seated , | around a table, lasen with cards, drinking glasses, &c.,a group of gents, more accustomed to seeing | their names in the Bon Ton Bu sctin or the s Scandauzer than in a police report, Jiunpine t his seat, one of the arty demanded Henedict's Wwinrant of authority in breaking in on their privacy so Unceremoytousiy, The Serreant at once executed his warrant, Issued by Police Jt the instigation of some resident of the vicinity, de- claring the place to be a disorderly house, They claimed it was thei private clud hone, and that to touch them was 1 mirlngement of the liberty of the ciuzen, The Sergeant said he ty Knew his duty, and I's duty was to niarch them to the staticn house. This he dtd, much to the ASTONISHMENT OF ‘Tit rots, “ad ‘Teese, clerk, iiam Ratan, clerk, No, 111 Pennsyivania avenue; W 111 Broad street; Edward M, Carrington, clerk, 984 | Broad street; Thomas C. Barver, clerk, 39 Franklin | Btreet; Robert W. Clark, physician, 88 Orchard sireat; Elias Downing, merchant, 1,011 Broad street; George f, baldwin, “4 Court strect. At two o’ciock Justice Mills left his cosey home to open Court and save the party from spending tie balance of the | night in the cells. He took bart “or their appearance, | ‘The gentlemen yerterday inanifested greai anxiety | lest their numes might appear in print, and night their na ves were altere’ on the poltee docket to read as foilows:—Conra Fre Edward Mevaserty, Thomas F. bonds, Kobert W. Citnord, Euas Donovan, Goorge F. baldwin. In the case of the first haul the parties were held to bail, except Sherlock, wno was discharge: BENJAMIN—HO) on Wednesday, Ni Germond, Mr, MIN, ATs, tO ANNA 5S. HORNELOWSR, daugiter of J. il. blower, all of Dart Con New Jersey paj HiLL-—MeRRAY,—O0 Sat the residence of the bride's Father Taahe, as-isted by Elvoy, W. GALT HILL, of Montr youngest daugiter of Michaei Mt JEPHSON—)bWENT.—On Wedne: at the resideace of the brive, by the Key. Mr. Leacock, son of Dr. kdward Jep! eldest surviving daughter of § ber 0: the Society of nds, of tic same city. MACoUIKE—SHERRY.—On Thursday, Novembe | 1871, by the Rey. Eugene Maguire, at the residence of the bride, Itomas D. Macuvine to Auice B.. daughter of the late Constantine Sherry, ait of wis | Ne a Pop Miss | Morne day, December patents, by tho i the Rev. Father. i », city. No cards, YFANDLE—CHAVELL,— On Tuesday, November 28, | atthe Cnureh of He Irtnity, Brooklyn, by Rey. Charles Hai, D. » WILLTAM ©. YRANDLY M to Miss CELESTE UHAVKLL, boul Of bhls city, Died. BAL¥E.—In Rrooklyn, on Sunday, Deeember 1811, JOUN RK. BALER, aged 54 years. The relatives and :rieads of the family are respect- | faliy invited io atiend the funeral. on Taesu, December 5, from hts Jate residence, No. 120 Harcl- son street, at two o'clock I’. vi. | New cricans aud Dublin papers please copy. Barey.—On saturday, December 2, 1s7!, ANN Euiza, widow of Rev, Jobn Batey, in the 6oth year of her age. Funeral services this (Monday) afternoon, at three o'clock, at the residence of her protner-in-law, 1. Le | Mapes, 540 Greenwich street. ‘Vive Lemaing will be taken to Lowell's depot, Urange county, for jiter- ment. Washington, Piifladelphia, Loulsviile (Ky.) and | Oregon papers please copy BLaIR.—On ‘Thursvay, Sovember #0, Mrs. Erniza BLAIR, relict of George Biair, m ihe 71st year of her 3, oeraneral will take place from her tate residenco, | East New York avenue, berween Johason and Ore ental, this (Monday), moruing, at nine o'clock A. A. BooRAkM.—Oa Saturday, Decemoer 2, 1871, al Ms residence, 33 West Forty-tnird street, New York, A STUS U, BOORARM, aged 46 years, Funeral services at we resitence of bis brother, Theodore B Booraem, 71 Caurch street, New Bruus- wick, N. J., on Tuesday, vecember 5, tweive o'clock M. Friends are inyited without further notice. OLsRKE--On Saturday, November 2, CLana Loviss, wie of James W. Clark, ana daughter of Ellen ©. and the late Augusius Denton, aged 22 years and 14 days. ‘The relatives and friends bt both families aro re- specuully invited To attend the iuneral, on Tuesday, December 6, at two o'clock I. M., leom the resi: dence of her moter, 163 Perry street. CORSEid.— In Brooktyn, on Sauday, December 5, AMY CORN bi, 11 He S6bh yeor of her age. ‘The relatives aut irends of the family are in vited to attend the funeral, Irom ber late reskience, 186 Monroe street, brooklyn, on Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock, Tesidence, in Gashou, on 171, at DiksMan.—At bis was & | pires in 1875; | Comsaercd atrest, i his late ress, the | . \ Charles Jonnson, & | of Patrick Mahoney, the police. | Sergeant | ave No, | colored | rom | residence, ay usticg John Mills, at | ie, William Pe ton, | | half-past two 9 Saturday, December 2, WILLIAM I. Dikewan, aged 46 years. ‘Ghe relatives and friends are tnvived to attend bis funeral, om Tuesday, at naif-past eleven A, Mi, from the Preabyteriaa Church. in hen, N. Y. FItzGRRALD.—On Saturday, December 2, Joun H, reseneee ‘Bon of Patrick aa rer amgd Fitager ald, aged 26 years, 5 montas and 2 days. The trend’ and relatives of the imily, and aie those of bis cousing, P, H., dE. Re band ML Waish, are respectiully tavited to attend hts funeral, which will ta’e place this (Monday) afternoon, at ~~ o'clock, from Nis late residence, 542 Greenwich street. liAKNETT.—On Sunday, December 3, at 91 Clinton Place, Eighth street, of eonsampton, FRANCES CATHAKING HANNETT, aged 23 years, youngest daughier of the late Wilitam Harnett, formerly of Moynsha county Kerry, Ireland, ‘Tae friends 0: the 1aroily are invite! to attend the funeral, on Tuesday moraing, at half-past nine o'clock, from Epipmany chureh, Second avenue, hear Twenty-lirst street, Where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated, HesHaRi.—On Friday, December 1, ANNIR OcTA- VIA VANDERPORL, Wile Of Harry C, Hebbard, second dauguter of Dr Edward Vaudirpoel. Ther ives and friends of the faintly are rest foily anv bo attend (he laneral services, this (Mon- day) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, at her late residence, No. 155 Macdougal street. AINCHMAN,—At Jamaica, L. L, on Friday, Decen= ber J, at ten o'clock P. M., Paix A. LiNcuMan, im the 63th year of his age. ‘the funeral wil: take place on Monday, December 4, at two o'clock P. M., from the resuienee of his son, Elbert L, Hiwehman, San Francisco papers please copy. Hoimes,—Suddenly oa Sunday, December 3, Hi, HOLMES, la the 70tN year ol nis age. ‘vhe relatives and {rrends of the family are a to attend the iuueral, frou bi Hast ‘Twenty-firss street, on irsday morning, at ten o'clock, Without further invitalion. ins wilt be taken to S*tamiord. Conn, for eur, by the 124 P.M. train ietura trains leave Suumiord at , 4:00 ana 6 P.M, HOWARD.—Un Saturday, Decemver 2, ANSI Howanp, a naive of the parish of Cancragh, conuty bork, Treian:, in the Toth year of her age, ’ ‘The relatives and frends aie imviied to attend the funeral, from the r nce of her iather, Lds Kase ! ay iway, on Monday, 1 jiny 1, CHARIS W, Nerney the relatives a of Is brothers, I Y Dece unber In Williamsburg, on Priday, December sed Sk years wad 16 dave. +0. the family and chose nd Willtam, are respect- rederi | fully invited .o attend ihe fugeral ser at nes late kesideace, 195 S)xth sireet, on Mon evemas, ‘clock, precisely. Ils re- in Evergreen Cemetery, nm o'clock. in Harlem, ou Sunday, Decemper 8, JouN B. HUNTER, in the 79th year of his ae, ‘The relatives and friends are respectinily invited to attend the funeral, irom his late residence, 66 Kast 128th street, between Fourth and Filth ave- nues, on Tuesday, the Sth inst, at two o'clock P.M. Huse.—On Saturday, Lecember 2, ater 9 shore ncss, Lypia A. Huse, aged 20 years, 4 months and 8 days, wife of John I, Huse, “ne reiutives and frtends of the family are re- spectiully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resrtence, 403 Hadson street, on Tuesday, De- cember 5, at Lo'ciock P. M,, witnout further nottee, JON. —Ob Friday, December 1, i87\, JostARr ‘son, New York and Sandy Hook pilot, aged 7% ars. The relatives and friends of the family, and the New York and Sandy Hook pilots, are respectfatiy Invited to aticnd tue funerat services, at his fate resitence, 92 Nassau street, Brooklyn, on Monday, the 4th tast., at two o'clock P.M. Hoboken, ou Sunday morning, Decem- f, ant son of Jumes A. and Agnes 13 months and 22 days, family are respeet- folly invited to atiend the funeral, from the reste dence of hus parents, 75 Bloomfield street, Hoboxen, srnoon, December 6, ab two o'clock. No cari allowed. Kain.—On Saturaay morning, Decomber 2, Isa- | pELLA, the wlie of James Katn, of 316 East Twenty- 203 | first street, in the 45. year ol her age. Tequicm mass tor tho repose Of the sont 2 celebrated at the Church of the Inmacuiate Conception, East Fourteenth street. on Monday, as nine o'clock A. M., and irom thence the remain Wili_be taken to Calvary Cemetery af one o'clock P, M. precisely, The fricnds ot the famuy ‘are in- vited to attend. At Hoboken, on Saturday, December 2, put paintu! liiness, THEREYA MADDRN, aad 10 monras, daughter of the late, PAUL MADDEN, , Ireland, aget 59 years, Funeral tnis day (Mond) ‘Gt one o’ciock, from I 25. abott street. MAGKATH.—Suddenly, on Sunday, December 3, James MAGRari, native of Mottiestown, county Limerick, Ireland, agea 6) years. Frien ts of the deccased bon PI hae’ son, James, are respecutully invited to aivend he funeral, on = day next, Decemoer 6, trom the residence of his f KGrownay, and | gon, 19 Pike street, at ten o'clock, to St, Jaumen® church, Jumes street, thence, alter solemn requiem mass, to Calvary Cemetery. MA.O°EY,—On Sunday, December 3, Lizz, wife The relatives sud friends are respectfully invited \ to attend tne fuveral, from No, 1 Jeilerson street, ow ‘Tuesday afternoon, at one o'clock. : | Manin: -On Sapna: wycemnmer 2, 1871, MICHARL Mas in thé oud ye is age, The rélauves aud Irneuds are iyited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 60 Janes street one o'clock P, M, sharp, ond the followtag seciesic requesied to atten t:—Lhe M, T. Brennan D.C. ction of the Fourth Ward, and the \oung "3 St James &. C. T, A,B, Society; also the Be- nevolent Associativa of St. Patick’s Parent Lodge Brotierhoud, MinLey.—on e Saturday, Decemoer 2, Manta, be- joved wate of Jonn Miller, aller a long and severe | Uiness, an year Of her a ‘The reiatives aud sreads 0 the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, from her late W a Twenty-fith street, on Mon- | day, at one o'clock [. g.—On Sunday, Decemver 3, ALFRED MOORE, Ta, 7 months and 10 days. i Wil take place from his father’s rest- est ee street, on Weduesday, ven A. M. Un Saiurday, December 2, JowaNn ANe infant son of George aud Caroline D. d+ months, : KAR,-On Friday, December 1, at her re- sidence, 130 East Seventeenth street, CHARLOTTE, wife of Dr. J. A. MeVickar, and daughter of the late Walla Newson, . ral services will be held at Ste George’a , Stuyvesunt square, on Monlay morning, 1. at ten o'clocs. LLAHAN.=LUCY O'CALLAHAN, daughter of Daniel and Kate P. O'Caiiauan, aged 1 year, & mouths and 1 day. ‘Lue relatives and friends of the famtly are respect- fily myved tO al the funeral, trom the rest. dence of her fatne 7 Wes: Tweuty-fourth street, this (Monday) afternovua. at one o’c.ock, O'HARA.—On Friday, December |, at the residence f his grandparents, Flatoash, L, L, JonN Brapy, wrest son of Howard and bile O'Hara, aged months 7 days. |. dhe ains were interred on Suaday tm | Grecnwooil, Kis3.—On Saturd | youngest child of Cariste aged 6 years, 1 monit December 2, Josrem, rand Harriet Perkins, na 3 days, On Sunday, Dever at bis | mthe y tives and fricucts of the family, and alsa ethren of Cormthian Lodge, P. aud A, Sl, are respectfully invit tend Ul eral, on Wed- nesiiay, moer 6, at three o'ciock P. M., from te chu of the Good Shepherd, McDonough | street, r Stuyvesant avenue, Brooklyn, withoast & in Saturday, December 2, ANN Rus- je 45th year of her age, at her rest Williamsburg. family are respect- wi, at Grace cuureh, ay, at One O'clock. On Saturday, December 2, i871, MICMARK ative of county Louth, ireland, aged 36 fully invited to actend th ‘al will take place from his late residence, ury street, tus (Monday) allecuoon, a& ihe nd (rieuds of the famuy fully on tuend. Cke—On December 3, Gnactm awed 2 y ays. rvice Wali be ireld atthe residence of her n and Rebecca Schenck, at 75 Hewes burg, on Monday, December 4, at M. ‘The remains will ve taken to Sattrday, December 2, after @ shore Il, Sorta, ta the Gist year of his age. parents, street, Wilit Locust SMITE ives ISAAC he relatives and friends of the tamuy are re= Spectlully imvtied to attend the funeral, from ate late resiaence, No. 34 East Thirty-sixtn’ street, om y morning, Sth inst, at ten o'ctock. The Wl be taken to Flushtug Cemetery tor me torment, Srack.—At his mother’s residence, 136 Cherry street, on Sunda vecember 3, MIOHARL, STACK, aged: monins, ihe relatives and frieuds are invited to atiend the fane trom Lis late residence, on Tuesday after. noon, at WO o'clock. THiSTLB.—Ov Saturday, December 2, Born Tats TLE, in the 35th year of its age, 35 Notice of funeral to-morrow, 4 WALK on ey vecemper 1, at her reat. dence, 47 enwich street, CHRISTINA e of Robert Walker, tn the 7th year of her aj ." Wig ‘The funeral will take place at one tM. Monday, December 4, at the residence’ of her son David, 1s Macdougal street. Watkks.—On Sanday, December 3, Francts H, Wavrers, aged 23 years. The relatives and frieads of the family are invited Lo attend te funeral, from bis late reentence, 126 Orchard street, oa Tuesday December 4, at half-past one ovelock P.M. WiULiAMs.—At Bridgeport, Conn., om Thursday, November 30, Saran S., wife of John T, Wilianis, aged 46 years, 11 months and 10 days. @ relatives and fiends of the family are invited to atrend the mueral, from Caivary Baptist caw Twenty-third street, on Monday, Decemver 4, iwelve ocwek. Her remains wil be taken to Greenwood Cemewery. Zee —On Saturday morning, December Soruta ZEITER, aged 27 years, 7 mouths aod Are respect+ days. The relar{ves ana friends of the fami fally mvitel to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 160 Sands street, Krooklya, on Monday, Vecemoer 4 at que o'clock L. M. rremains wilh be taken to tae hutieran Uewetery Tor interment’ BR. 474