The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 8, 1864, Page 2

he aE EO pe OE, _THE NEW YORK SUN. THUR RSDAY MORNING DEC. 8, 1864, The New National Policy of Taxing Sales. Ine endorsement by the Becretary of the Trea- sury of the principle of taxation of sales aa pro- sented from time to time to the public through the medium of the Bux, is progressive step in finan- cial legialation which promises the moat satisfac- tory resulta. More than two years ago thie jour- nal alone and single handed urged the adoption of thin #yetem as the only practicable means of eocur- ing s revenue adequate to the burdens of the war, Wo held then, as now, that the old methods of taxation adopted by Mr, Cauasm would necessarily fail, as they were based upon the radcaly vicous old-world plan of taxing producers in place of consumers, Time has justified only wo con- dusively the correctness of our position Onur financial legislation has been @ blunder fro Gre to leat, and though everything has been taxed from whiskey to lucifer matches, the revenue has oot in a single instance produced the anticipated emount. The tariff and revenue duties are falling off —as might have been expectod-under exoeamve importa, These results were foreseen aud antici- ated by us, and we urged the system of taxation of sales as the only moans of. ramog wer revenue, We showed that from » close end reasonably accurate calculation- of the total commerce of the loyal States, that the im- mense revenue of two hundred millions @f dollars ® year could be derived from sone per cont, tax on aslos. A two per cent. tax would therefore yield a eum of four hundred mil!ions s year, while 8 throe per cont tox would nearly bear the entire com of the war, and supercede all uecessity for loans. We pointed out how this revenue could be collected without injuriously affecting s @ingle in- terost, without pressing upon production, a under the present system, and almost without be- ing felt by the grest mass of the poople. If thie plan of taxing salen, or in other words of taxing consumers ip the first piace, inetead of pro- ducers, bad been adopted two years ago by the Government and Cangreas, the nation would have been spared the mountain of debt that looms up always in increasing proportions, and our cur- reney and finances would not be so desperately embarrassed. But truth \s mighty, and one by one our contemporaries came into the plan and helped usto influence public sentiment in ita favor, The presmure of opinion has at last extended to Wash- ington, and Becretary Frssexons endorses it un- der circumstances that promine its epeody incor- poration a# @ sottied principle m our financial legislation, In his annual Report, published in yeoterday's Bum, he says: He believes also that although atsex on «ales would probebly fail of collectton to somo extent, et, by applying to lt stringeat rules, requiring uent periodical returns, veriled by Oath, cou plod with the power to compel an exbibit of books pep dedres it might become » very large and im- portant item of revenue, ‘This recommendation will no doubt be adopted by Congress, and we have at last the prospect of @ sound system of taxation that will be fully equal to the wante of the government and the magnitude of the resources of the people. Tho Bocretary's ou- forsement may not Le ao full and complete as could have been desired, but it is as much a# could be expected from « publc man end @ politician like Mr. Fresarpen, in refer- ence to any new and untried = plan of government and finance. The recognition of » sound principle bas been secured, and it only re- mains to carry it out in practice, We are content to seo tho little end of the wedge inserted, and trust to events to drive it home. The result will astonish Mr, Fessexpex with a revenue thet will soon supercede all other methods of taxation. ‘What he now regards as @ doubtful experi- ment, capable of producing with good man- agement 8 few millons « year, will, within a» short time, extricate the government from all ite financial embarrassments. Tho prin- ciple of the taxation o: sales is so sound that it will yield more than al] other sources of revenue put together—oven in epive of bad management, Mr. Fresenpen's recommendation that the tax on sales should be accompanied by rules require ing periodical returns, verified by oath, and an exhibition of accounts iu case oof) noe ceesity, embody substantially the views long wince advanced by thia journal, The process should be somewhat thus: A tax of say two per cont. should be levied upon all sales, Traders, farmers, merchants and others should be authoriz- ed to add the smount «f the tax to the price of the sriicle, A hatter for instance, could easily add ten cents to the price of s five dollar hat; a dry goods merchant could edd adollar to the price of a fity dollar cloak, end «a liquor dealer could collect eleven cents for s ten cent drink or cwar, Every purchaser would koow precisely the amount of Wx upon any given sum, and abe deal ert, placed in the position of taa-collectors tor the Goverument, would incur no outlay or reapor bility beyond handing over the amount of taxes every weok, month, or quart r, to the Treasury agents, The progent tempsations to fraud would letaken away, aul, if attempted, would assume such # gross form of robbery that it could be easily Few traders can faluify the. octual sales to auy considerable extent, and all would have an Interest in increasing, rather than the hae dviected, diminishing, of their sales, revolpts of railroad, s amount Gross p and ferry companies could be classed as gales, ao. ihe same course sho Jd be edopted in relation to lawyers’ and hvac nat fees, The erroneous plan of taxing prod the shape of meome taxes sud imp» ou im tions on mortgage, bonda, and expital generally, should be | avoided as far as possible, as tending to diminish production and check industry, Cap tal should be left aa free and untrimmellod ag possible, simply because any burdens imposed upon It tead to di- miueh employment and cleck the growth of wealth. Ie should, at any rate never bo taxed 9s) such most of our Was ngton politicians «to the contrary ne withstanding. Bus in fact there would probably be no pecesdty for any taxes whet ever upon production if the system of taxation of sales were fully and fairly establisod, Our origi- realize three hunstred and sixty miUona—and * two per cent, tax twice that amount, or seven hun- dred and twenty millions—nearly the entire ex- ponses of our war. These calculations are by no meana visionary, and the tax.can be collected more easily and economically than any of the duties un- der our present bluodering, ineffective, no-system of taxation. The Department Keports. Tor reports of te several departments, which were su mitted to Congress m connection with the President's Message, should be the subject of close study and rigid scrutiny on the part of every in- wiiizent citizen, The great mass of our people have been too much disposed to leave questions of political economy to the tender mercies of the poll- ticians, nud bave been accustomed to pass over the iroportant department reports without that study and investigation which is necessary t form « cor- rect view of the national comlition, The |ncreased importance of thoroughly understanding and com- prehonding these reports at the present juncture \s clearly manifest. They are the reflex of all that has been done by the guvernmert, financially, militari- ly, and otherwise, during the eveutful year which ie now closing. They are so official exhibit of the progrese made by the government toward the reat end of restoring the Union, they indicate the exact condition of the national resources, and are, in short, the only truthful and authentic index of the actual condition of the country. Besides the general importance = of these documenta, they contain many features of particu. lar interest at the = present time. The recommendations of Secretary Fresmxpen = rela- tive to the finances, and the suecestioas made by Becretaries Stan ros and Weites in regard to mat- ters connected with thelr respoctive burcausa are additionally joteresting, masmuch as they will form, leading topics for discussion at the present session of Cougress. The condition of our peace. fol pursuits, and the remarkable prosperity of busi- nese during the trying ordeal of rebellion, are no leas deserving of attention than the situation of military atfaire The onward march of agrwulture devel- andthe ig arta the uninterrupted opment « ir national wealth, and the steady in- crease of our population despite the ravages of war, are subjects for thoughtful study and reflection, No reader, therefore #lould neglect to give these {important public documenta acareful and atieative perusal, for they contain the accurate rraume of what the country bas accomplished in ite vari- ous interests during the lass twelvemonth, Kailrond Monopolies. We have received numerous communications, from different correspondents, complaining that the Railroad Companies do not sell their tickets at places that are convenient to the public, and when sppliceunts Cesire to purchase these tickets in large quantitics the railroad authorities will not sell thom. A customer must ride the length of the road to obtain legs than « uozen tickets, and may not buy two packages at the same tine. Conduc- tors are uncivil and rude to those who refuse the illegal exaction of an extra cent, and in mavy ways the riding public are made to foe! that they are at the mercy of the monopolists who control our city railr.ads. A wealthy man, public spirited enough wo take hold of the matter, might prevont some of the evils complained of, and eventually caust these “yridironera" to keep within the letter of the Iaw that has given them almost» monopoly of the public streets, A few lawsuits, determinedly followed up, would prove beneficial to the people—-end to the railroad corporations—if they did not result in cancelling the charters and authorizing the Common Council to tako posses- sion of the different railroads Io offering to take upon our hande the entire ticket system of all the city roada, wo have done so in entire good faith, and are prepared to give bonds that the whole business shall Le properly conducted, without one penny of expense to the railroad companica or the public. We are willing t© print the tickets at our own cost, and furnish them to customers in large or ama!! quantities at the five cent fare, with the revenue tax added, and redeem them in cash at all reasonable bours, on preseutation by the agents of the Railrosd Companies, We are aware that this business cannot be accomplished without much labor and {considerable expense, but weare prepared to inour that for the purpose of domonstrating to the public that the City Railroad Companies are illegally exacting from every working tian aud woman—cowpelled to ride in their cars a sum of money equal, yearly, to « week's Wayes or several new dresses, Mr, stevens’ Gold Bill, Tur sudden advance of twelve per cent. in the price of gold, ip consequence of the introduction in Congress of Mr. Bravens' gold bill, seems to bave operated more powerfully in detpoustrating to Congress the folly and bad p than all the arguments d ond history. Members may be ignorant and obtuse upon the sulject of fluancial legislation, but when they tind their salaries crumble into waste paper in consequence of such # measure, they are giad of that measure bd fran experience totake the back track ins matter in whiib they would not even have mov f they un lerstood the alphabet of political ¢ my, Bat whether influenced by their pockets, or by ciplos, it ta at loast satisfactory to know that Conrress voster day receded from its endorsement on M of a measure, of the absurdity of which th try had such a bitter experience the last aeasion. We hbope thia backward step may have the effecs of restoring the public confidence, which haa been so rashiy st that spect of aud wih we could hold ont to ih being troubled y the yu with bo more measur 6 of tl ts , kind, Bust upon this last point th imdicasions aro not very assuriug Mr. 8 uns the origiuator of this measure, is the © iairman of the ilo use Come mittee of Ways ant Means, andin thet capi has ample opporwunites for thrurting forward his }@s) project. in) another shape, Flow any }man of hia experience and position could be | val estimate that ® one per cent tax on sales would | y leld @ revenue of two hundred millions was based on specie values. The inflation of prices has nearly doubled the cost of all commodities, go that # one per cent, tax would yield nearly twice the amount of our first estimate, The calculation now is that our total sales amount to twelve thousand miJlions of dollars, As articles change hands three mes before they Lnally reach the consumer, the ross aunual seles would reach thirty-six thousand cilious, A one per cent, tax on this sum would induced to mpport 4 measure, fl] of + nicious expiolod fleas, is almost inconcoiva le, He has for years been the leader of the Republican party in Conyress, and ae chairman of the princl- pal committes, exercised a coutroling influence over legislation greater than was enjoyed by any one mau ig or out of Congress, He, of all men, ought to know that the true way to increase tho value of government paper is to decrease the na- tional expenditures, and increase production and taxation. No surer method for producing a panic could be devised than the sbeurd plan of imprison- ing the dealers of gold, with « view of making forty cent greoub acks worth one hundred cents on the dollars y many per- Fiaasctal | News, Markets, a&e New York, Wednenday, Dee. 7, 6 P. M.—Unfavor- able inferences trom Mr. Feesenden's report resulted to-day in the development in Wall street of » stronger speculative spirit that has been expertenced for reve- ral days pwst. The stock fluctrations were wide, but tending upward until the close, when the market fell SPECIAL NOTICES. Diamond Parlor Matches —These Matches are the best in the world, eu @ fire, without euiphur, no diragreeable smell, anda luxury and comturt to emokere and people with weak Innes. For enle wholesale and retail by THE LOD MANUFAC. TURING CO., No. 66 Courtiandt #t , New York. 428 jhttention ‘osame nod off under heavy realizations, Governmente followed | pthere—i,: Gartmen, Express seperior 10 the changer of the general market. The fluetuationa | rul ler a half the price; aleo alarce quantity of in gold toley have been At 10 A.M. 293% beavy horse blankets, extra size, for sale ct ‘25 Kast Broadway. ©. H. TYLER, Proprietor. The treat ¢ hb Remedy —Overt orn Pulmonic Bassam ie doing more good in ay it 19.1% 258% ; 10.20, 239; 11.10, 280; 11.26, 240%; 11 12.30, 241%: 11.50, 942 11.68, 248% HS any exper thine of she king in the market f Vor PY ; A q 26, 2 0 he cure of coughs, colds, aethma, bronchitis, ani 12-40, 941% 5 1) PALM: 1.14 VAT; 1.26) 261%: 1-45 | pri arous diseases, fending to conenmption, it stands 241A: 1H 241%: 2 241%; 2.05, 24105 220 2405 | uarivaled. Price 35 cts. per bottle, Address your : 2.40, 239; 3, bi S16, 230%, 856, | Orders to OVERION & DODGE, 144 Eighth ave. ud 241; 4, 940%; 4.30, 239%. Tho decline | ~~~ “aa po in gold towards the close was attritated to the tabling DEATHS. BAREWELL—On Weduead and puintul ines, Sarah A year of her age i eistives and friends are respectfully invited ! the funeral, on Friday afternoon, Lec. 9 k. frota her late residence, jy Morris Place, V fad et a0 FAGAN —On Tuesday evening, 6th inat, Catharine E., daughter of Beruard and biizabeth M. A. Fagan, aged 6 monthe and 2¥ dave » Dec, 7, atter alone of the cold bill, towether with favorable war rumors, Kewell, in the Gath The joan market wee easy at T percent, with fewer traneactions at}, Commercial paper quiet at Tad Sterling exchange was cuiet, and quoted in gold at 14% for bankeis’, and 105 « 108% for merehante bills. ATOCK SALRES— FIRST BOARD. id "m1 % ” yu Coal. 18 $e U.8.60 "Sep tik 1 Cust" “Coal Pi } : The reiatives and frieuds of the family, and also 46000 U8, 6a 6- lio | 9 Vins of her grandfather, Patrick MeNab, are respectfully 900080 do... Au il) 8 Quicksilver M. at invited to attend the funeral, this (Thareday) atter- 330000 4 new ia. lug 300 do ST yas hoon, at | o'clock, from the residence of her parents lw io ‘% Pacdfic M.S 4 leabrosses et. Her remains will be interred in 200) 4%. 100 26) Mariyoss Mi Cot Med Cemetery, 118 4m . .Cp.liitg 2 KEATING On Tuesday, Dec. 6 Ellen Keating, 14000 do... 1 ‘Mall s NY. “Gen & 1 denabee tof James and Julie heating, aged 1 year, 6 1000 U.S. bey! a) cp..1% 360 do ...121 49a) months an ays bo Tie +4 4 Brie kK . The trien nd relatives of the tamiiy Are reepect- 100-0 faily invived w atten funeral Ci hureday) 460 U8 afternoon, Der, 5. at 2 o'clock. from the residence ot lu her paren Firet av th and Jéth 5 om ee On filly 1804) Alexander Mathew, pa Pe a Wand, aced Jy years, in e000 Reading i will take piace from his late real- 300 5 bu M. 64, UA Sted, 1u00 City a 87 ium Mich. Cen. it Ifar.ison et, N. Y.,0n Fitaay ehernocp, at Ly o'eiwek, MORGAN — Suddenly, on Wednesday, Dec, Tih, 10 Obi & Misa wi Georke W. Morvan, the only child of Henry and Za do 36 Wadi’ 11 Finnews Moreau, aged 2 yea onthe and 15 days. 3000 Erle 8d M 1s. 4 Tue notice will be given of the tuners), which will 104) Chi. & NOW. 1, fit yn Cle, Par Rill take place trom (he resideace of ule parenta, 164 3000 (ial & hi 115 ow pe fs MI iva 1 a | Broome ot. wT fo PEW i bo a as _MeCLEAN—On We Inesdoy, Dec, Tth, of diptheria, 19 Wi. iste A 11% iets only son of Peter and Ann McClean, 44 Bk. Commerce, iid y com. 8's: WRI a % 15 days, Wa ih x 7s ude of the family are reepectfully invited 2b Aw, He. tel Cle. Py ‘fol. y 110 tw wtiend the tuneral, this (Pinrad Iep) afternoon, ae u fetrepolitan b rH Chi A Rl. acai ‘4 | o'clock, trom 76 Hudson ave, Brooklyn, 6 » . by, 1s Canton Go, dig 30 Chi, ¥ ‘es 4 te its —Of chronic diarrhena, Owen Evan Owen, Fr a 34 10 P. Ft. © G... 18 ears, boro near Barmouth, Wales, ) Del. a i WO 4 LBS the feuds ot decented aud tamily are invited to Ww Ceutral “60 th AL& oe H. Pf. 74 vices, w be held on Friday next, bet. 60 Nicer, 5 60 ten, & St. J. PL 46 i, atthe Welch Congregational Church, qu Bebuylkill Coal.. 7 Gree! ae Ae eh picpaiatory to bie anierne mt ja LEEOK 4 00% SECOND BOARD. = “ S009 18. 60.°R1, ep.117% 800 Brie R. TRADE AO’ = 1; 20000 UB. Ga, Bedute, 1g 14 E ode ju Mie sew hse? to C.b NW. it —— =< = 2600 do... WS%aali Ae lou Cie, & Tal. K V ORKING WOME J PROPECTIVE E S00 US. by Lette lly $00 Hud Ry. UNION MEETING AL COOPER INSTITL TE, jouw do ° lila S00 Readiag B LURSDAY, DECEMBER Lith, ised, 500 Cae 3 us bord u wks Pe Rev fe Nit Ry “ shiney BE HER, sb 2 . B. in ou, CHAS. PL DAL lw bie & ioe Juan) ant other gentlemen, B00 ie ‘ H % lowe ah fa ii will addre ao, the, public on bebai of the Working ww Cestou Co 4 he wey ‘ 0 t fx Ca Coal Pi AT Su eh @ HI He U0 sea Of Nee Sore ay -- an do. ff oat G0... 100 dgalu 6” Quicksilver M : si i is Mu. +: es “du dg oy RON mou rite ee Md shel NO. . THE b @ i te 3 Are 1e {II ‘0 mee even 7 way irae Mis, WoNs BW P, rc vee Bowery. Au election ter ofiesrs for ine eneuink six 40 de. 36, 6) AL H bs tnooths will be hed, JAMES AKROLL, Pres't, ONY. Cen. R122 2 te Mick. Cons Bo) 1z0 | LAWRENCE PENDERGAST, TN . 74 1uo do... 148, &0 UL Con. RK... 150 JOTICE TO THE WILLIAMSBURGH bw Chi dS. W.K.. 4d }g BN 1015046 jloue Painters’ Aseociation—There will be a meeting beld at their Kooma, 75 ¢ day Pveuing. sh, at 9 oc a A.D, WALcitt, Pies, Wholesale ’rices of Country Produce. New Yous, Wednesday, Dec, T, 1504. But litte change hus been effected in this market since the making up of our Inst report, trade still cou- tinuing doll, and commercial values vaciilating in sympathy with the gold market. But tew seem dir- posed to operate beyond supplying tmmedmte wants ae coution ie thought the best policy to pursue, at lenst until eomothing definite it known of the future action of Congress, as cegardes our financial affairs, and until the uncertainty attending the movements in the field is dispelled by the courve of events: and am every~ ad et,on Thu Punctual at- CW. 405 ©. H., NO. 83—THE MEMBERS OF THE No, are rejuested to meet at Union Hall, on thie Vy hursday evening, Sth inet, at iy, By order of HUGH BRENAAN, PEOPLES, See, 69 HIBERNIANS No, onihivy me Ove at av S o'clock pre Vieet, ISAAC Arcus’ 5.—THE REGU: sber will be held on Thu ay, Dee, Sth, at 7 clock, at Himan's thing connected with the war is uncertain,so ie every~ fiall, cor stand 7th ae the % Rlnperut ‘i . . | importan be tra rot MICHA thing contiolled by it. Quotations of the various ur. DOUGHERTY, bre HIN McGRATH, Bee. ticles of household consumption have euffered little YENLAN BROTHE {00D . a variation during the week, if we may except poultry, k JOHN, F a OD LECTURE with which the late mild weather has played aad hav- oc, and compelled dealers to sell at just euch prices as buyers chose to offer. Fine dressed fowls have, in rowe instances, sold as low as Gcte. per ib. and the consequence bas been that trom @ luxury they became almost the cheapest article of food in the market, temporarily taking tho plice of meata, the demand for wre ‘uo at the Maitee Der lt Dispensary, and 1#t,on Friday evening, at § nda Right to Rewol: * © bad at the door on the even Pf. COONBY, Chairman; ‘THOS, M. 1. BALCE, Bee, KA ATE MATHEW T. A. B, No. % N.Y. Halleorner Twent SOCIETY othird street and ined 26 percent. This branch of the 1 Second avenue, will boid its regular meeting on this rver, ie becoming leas abundantly supplie thureda ev abt lock P.M, Speaking by Mr and prices have risen accordiugly. Below wre today's | Ka. lece id Mr. Geowe Campbed. sige quotations at Waehioxton Market and vicinity: by Mr. Kear, Mina Trace, Mirs Yeiooas eke and Mick UTTER. CONGANNOw n HAMILTON, Pies, THOMAS ‘ ’ Rec, me Orange Co, pail. ..f5a6) State dairy, fr 44055 eM oak Aes Btate 4 ibe 8 Western j J SON HALL--THE FATHER MATHEW Ww Prime fiab2 | Tallow K,'l. A. B, Society such No. |, wilt hold the * cow.t0 Kood 45a) | Lard, tab larly Quarterly Meet.og on Thursday even Ohio I’rime. badd Sth inet.,ou which oeeasion Mr, John MeGrach, Mr, noua a ell sna. oat ort . wilt pee mon the saihlens N. Jersey, ch 42n44 N.Y. State, do... Becker and cier. W, reste Western Eggs. Jatt Lied Exges. TSNGH Meret, ey meer Re A POULTHY, 5 Py HITE Dressed Fowls, Ib, 18:9te, Turkeys, per Ib 18a2 RAL Y, BOYs, KRALLY—THE WHITE Docks, per ib Jeadbc,|Geere, por Ib. ..+...18a200 Ireinud will hod «meeting nt Bowne Chicko's per ib aie, FRPSUNMEA TA . burday eveaing, Le 1 of office ee Reef rides ry Mutton, carcass Veal, per ib. N.Y. State, prime 2¢ hie. do com, & goud.|5a20 1802) \e nglisb Dairy ise) DMIRD YRUIT. Fk \THER MATHEW “T, A. B, SO- Chorrics Vins) | black berries 18820 No. tet Brooklyn, B.D), wil hold a Tom. Plomba. 5 | Maspberriee, toaes ting at 7 ofcloek this evening, at Tempe Pencher, S |Appies, © to ¢ Gal ine cor, rand anc 7th ets. Speakere: Merara, Curiauts Wa | Whortiebersice....lueid Buckuan and ober, Siuging by the saeaacen, x « Ae le *s vs ul , it HOMAS M. LLOYD, Pres r¢ 0 ‘ OWERS, Sec, poreere per bust 2 boaS bo Prince Alberts, 2a? 2s ek . lle - ae uckeyes Db! Wont 45, Peach Blows... ..2 2 ™wa: , . Sw't Poostoes bhi Pinkeye, é vbar ARTICLES POR SALE, Dykemane — Len PROUT, B: ACK AND WHITE Ww ADDINGS ROT i beet aud bale ¢ Craab'sCapeCod, bb 2oa.1 Grapes, Isabta, pr.tb.1 doze’ Vhertr usa, bush. 6 [Hickory nuts Durb iad on butts ca a 1 how p twine Sw PROLAL, NOTICES VOSS . . - $ hinds Puwanen Hot R, WHEAT AND BE AN. Hale’s }loney of Horeavund and Tor, Heat eT ee for the cure ot Couchs, Colds Lufluenaa Dlootte ners. wut. hie Ol8 tO #UIL f Ditheult Bocathing, Tair Avie sof th ay | - - — Bronelial ‘ Lance leadiag bo Cousu u peor SALE — STEAM ENGINES AND Thie intailible mnposed of the Honey oi ious 1 to 14 hore English Hay plant Morel : chemical a with Yare | Cutters aud Meat Chop sfachine ly to Jad West Falm, exiamcted trom the Lite Mrinetpie of the tores: | eet — tree Abie ‘ of Gie i SEGAR MACHINES, BA of Hore vee ‘ ir g order, with tables inflamuinth Ter-Balm cleanees an BADGE 48 OFS Cit Havebeu, Inquise at 0 Warre Det, UP baiie, s9 be hing ead o the ‘ a | pelWilae ldo JOR PRINTERS DESIRING A STOCK O} ag nv « un can obtads POLIO CLES), Y4xu>, b u ope hi ou \ sny at the pun Ofhec i teat elen rew 1 au illueirious ph Lo Is IANA MOss—100 BALES PRIME clan wo cheinist, who t oroughiy terted it for | aad ir ino ia Jota to mink! purchasers, or years in sale by J. Le Meh etiViER, 69 Wall et, MASH \ SEGARS AND CHEROOTS— os. |, yd aud 5, tor sale by ded KEEVER, €9 Wallet. lets, CHAKRA —— any et New Yorkie COA. Ve exteus ce, ities Capant, the t far-Malm berg entire qualiie Soy be Ceuta sale by al dius nernl Agent, 44 ¢ Dai Viagieal Valu ixtractor Cures - Bu r wtonsinetagty., soceow | OOKE AT A REDUCED PR (Cl } livered abox, wener bi Liberty ene T4 i edit at lig ht av. 27 A id at the — + Works, élet et, apd Av, 3. Fr SHER. Only 25 cents per bottle—Keyookd’s Cringe | 001. £ aio ols for she Halt, Is hiehiy pectumed ; iiakes the f CH AP FURL—COKE $5 PER CHALD- soft, slossy, dark, and beautiful, aud piymores ie | clivered, tor dale by CRAPSER & BURNS i i ary : . mA Soh Wert isch at, On to the Manhat NORTON & CO, 75 be Works, sib stand luth ave, promptly attended i4 to, 3 us oo! —COAL—COAL—I AM SELLING the / boat red ash stove and exe coal tor t ? Apply at the yard, sé Rivington growth, For eale by street, oap pold Seymours - Everybody’: % The cheapest a ail groceis Buy it wad Be | Ba d heat Jat the manulacwry, 1vb Curietio 61, 2 W per ton, 4 ane Af and Hk) “Fall and Winter— if you want fall and Winter clothing, go to I, SALDWIs's, Trang tT Bowery, The largest stoc: if and store in the city, and price less, Children's depaitment pot equaic a, Sud Holiday Presents of Affection and Cbarie {)® 19 Vv ‘th RING THIS DAY—GOOD LARGE nut coal, wi; stove and ecg, $11, Apply at 213 Bowery, 211 Green ot, 479 Breow foot o1 Houston et, North Raver, JACOB WEEKS, THE NEW YORK WEEKI Y. REY To-day, —synia THE JEWESS: SYRIA THE JEWESS SYRIA TRE JEWESS SYRIA THR JEW SYRIA THR JEWESS; or THE MAGICIAN OF TOT THE MAGICIAN OF TOLEDO, THE MAGICIAN OF TOLEDO: THE MAGICIAN OF TOLEDO, THE MAGICIAN OF TOLERO, BY Lot BY Lot BY Lov BY Lay by LE “The silver Ship" and “The Step Taushter’ Portion,’ The heroine of this marnincent romance isa Jewesa, One of those dark-eved maiden of the Eaat, whe thrill the heart and fascirace the eve of the observer. Whoever reade her thooghte or traces her actions wil be reminded of the beautiful Rachel and Ruth, other Jewish heroines of the Bible, as well os Walter Scotts elorious creation, the beautiful petoess pe: deed, she has the eweetners of Queen Ester, bi with the atreneth and dienity of Sarah, and the an- gie-like purity and etern resolve of Rebecca. The only child of Bea Irae), the money-lender of Tol in the days when this city was the Spanieh capt and when her peo ere subjected to persecution and wrong, this ree of her career is tull of loft ‘olem, of strife and chivairy, a1 ers events which belong peculiare Author of the ly to here Thies « ¢ revelation of manly heroism and womanly gentlencat and affection has just been come menced in the columns of the Ne WV YORK WEEKLY EW YORK WEEKLY, NEW YORK W LY, NEW YoRK W KLY, NEW YORK WEEKLY, the favorite journal of America, Ihe old and young, every lady and centleman indeed, the whole univers pal public -will be captiv: ated And delighted w ri NEW york wr EKLY to-day and for sale by every News A. PAWNBROKER'S TICKETS W: ANTED i hie sg fer ce ly pers than Lot A ing r person in thie city for € r wate! silverware, una, pistol he. rid Bicceter reals AMERICAN EXPR COMPANY. NOTICE OF REMOVAL, THE GENERAL ORELe ES “OF ANE AMERICAN XPRESS COMP lucluding the othe 8 tf the iKEASLRER, MANAGER, CASHIER, SUPERINe TENDENT, TRANSE NY NID ae MONEY DEN VERY i: RMT, Will be removed trom Hudeon street and 124 ietpy saad » corner Cedar street, on T hureda Decem= ber lat. Phe Freight Depot, for the reception aud delivery of goods and packages of every Aire niption, will be cone tinued at 61 Hudson st, cor. of Jay WELLS, BU rTERFLELD & Co, ALEX, HOLLAND, Treasurer. New York, Nov. Ju, isi4. 326 URDEN'S HORSE SHOES—CHEAPER to IHackemiths than the cost to them of imported frou, for cash on ere, A laree jot tor sale by w 1, WALLACE, 420 cor, Albany and Warhineton ate ASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metala --White rece 11 cents per ib. Colored and woolen 4 cents perth, Books and newspapers 9 centa, Ola brase oh ceute, Copper and pewier 35 cente, Teed 10 conte per ibs at ho. 18 New Howery, cor, of Roosevelt at. 343 CHATHAM STREET SNUFF—THE LARGE . ated SNUEFFS ot my TURE, allows me, notwith- standing the ps eeent high rates of Tobacco aud ine hen "Taxes, to continue to sell at 7) CENTS PER lb. COLELL, No, 56 Chatham at., ane us Cc Rattan #juare, New York City. Cast PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD. Metala White rags, 11 cents per ib; colorea raga @ te por Ib.: books and newspapers, 0 ee: nie; old brase nth; perand pew te ceute; lead, 10 cent pita, at 45 Sprine et, bY DE- beaver hata 2 SAMILIES OR EMPLOYERS WHO sire any rervice, except housework, which can be performed by wom are inviled to send notice of the.r wants to the © of the Working Women's Protective Union, No. 13 Chambers mt, and thus bene efit lerge number ot worthy and industrious women, many of whom are soldiers’ relatives, who need em. es ment to support the weelves and depe 5 Fe JRNITURE AND CARPETS—CARPETS AND FURNIT! RE, dec, $150,000 worth of farnie oe ture at a creat sacrifice below the cost of inanutiacture, “ da large assortment of carpete at prices that ean't w ejualled Also 5v roudy made carpets, trom 15 to varies atcomt price, H. O, FARRELL, 26%, 269 ‘Weat oSth et, cor, of sth ave oot TLE'S HARDWARE, CUTLERY, Edge and Coopers’ Loot Emporium, 5% Fuiton st, bet, ClMT aud (roid, east of Dioadway 65 JOTHI LIKE LEATHER.—IF YOU want role leather at lowest Swamp prices, call at 16 Spruce sh. GIBBONS & JOYCE 7 JAWNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OP dimnouds, watcher, silver guns pistols, dry goods, lwties' and gents’ clothing, and all o Overcoats wanted, 145 Canal st, near How Bak, QNCEF WITHOUT Te IBACCO—DURNO'S Wsuutl, ‘The best semedy for infant or aved,and all M3 who have re coid or Catarth, ypu HIGUEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR old Newspapers, pauiplilota, hooks and waste ery deseripdion, SLUCKWELL & EMERROR, Aun #4 one door woat of Nassau st, 7 EAST — YEAST — YEAST—THE CEL E> brated Compressed Yeast, in Europe exclusively mue years and for the tirek time manufne- 1 this country io large quantities by the an- ‘, is unsurpassed in qualities, It time et bate raises the dough atteakes lese th ough ready for the nf the Kind, Lo be con. inples turuiehed grmtia, 1 to dealers, DONA, NORD: 59 and 01 Seventh ave, Kraneh ug we PERSONAL NOTH N NOTIC E TO SAILORS—INFORM ATION want: d of we, MURKONY, who vel in the ship St, Louis, for New Orleans, in 1s) New Oricane be shipped ior Liverpool in the bark Ann, Any information of bin will be % lly reeesved by his sister MARY, at baa! Maal Rs' PTAY—THE WIFE OR WI: ther of prisoners of war, or beire of de. fier, can have tt Pay collectes uu promptly, FFERTS, Muutary Bankers 4 Pork Kow, Pines Builiine, oF JKIZL MONLY, PR ISONERS? P AY, OFFI: cers? and soluiess pay cashed; officers’ clearances obtalued ; pensions ana bounties coilecte!, SHEL. DONNA Leribe nls, AMititary aud Naval oukers, 40 Paik how, Times# Building, bo DERSONS DESIRING TO whereabouts of vessels oy per ean learn full pasticulars ut OSB Naval latormation, No, 2 Dey 4. Fiom owed om cemed ASCERTAIN the in ihe Ni ‘s"bu ‘cau Ot 4 6 New York City yh Ist NERS OF WAR WILE uimnothes of all prisoners of waresn be cation fo our office, Also pensions, Downe plize money cuulecied. L. BROWN & COn Mi itary and Naval Colive 2 Park Piece, unde: | . . REW ARD— OHN GALLAGHE $ £900," jaye mn home on 1 26th uly, oul i tol ts BOF of himeelt abot Oily & bine aged 66 © living a PTENTION, LADIES —THI ‘OLD ES N.Y, Fur Ma. “0, 33 Chat~ wh t, opposite Crook's White Ma ble Hlovel, is eed. © sete nt ther factory whovesule prices, Call nd eb a choice Lout bargain; setts #4y5% 4 verian ruulirels, vory low. Avserin en A oqnal to new, Det moths, vip given to pure haere ines Look jor the inaamoth 53, vues —LADIES’ AND Children’s fanvy furs, cheaper than th choapest, pt the wanutactory, J ve hth ave, bet. Yorn and 27th ete, BenenDer yotulre, ure altcred aud repaired caretully, NiGAN, mie = ny HE CHEAPEST FUEL IN USE-COKE— Hixhest Fiemium ed. sp unalog Mechlnen bo..us fread hide Mac: toh Bow ry io. 625 Broadway, Redy to $6 per chaldron delivered from = See WHEELEN & WILBON'S' Bauon Hole i ge | aude auSes We ob Pe coeicipe cellee : *t. Office ave. fd Moth st, JOHN SMITH, FEY REAMS OF PRINTING G PAPER, Pe rola be sold cheap on application ee