The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 20, 1865, Page 2

LS LLL LLLE LAE LEA LLE A POA om _ nding 00 (4 Fane wits a Cyaeeed Tee | nen we WO enim Na neateamaaial THY NEW YORK #ON stan?’ «@ mere rie or ed W Weel We foo me a “4 mann” Sere e Were owt Med A + 1 hewn “iy wh oF Va Adevenaere a on we sere fam oalim army euertae - nent Hy Simeerat “ewe Verte &- Parceet free fhe etn 4 we fag oun’ ee eed one starnen few bat @ Mahe hem a fam y efaret tog evehenee a0! neeoreme& ‘ite and therale Maye (On Onarga’ ae nen w ore fon ree ww beers and Mota 1h #O8 hawes and te Nat at all faeanat tone hevsee the foe Heb end 46 angle we terme Carr ® weed Ge Mitgrten Cont on negra wee a they were hearse 0) eam! wae the Carle of ha Mayas of Rapre fiber hath 10 of enoramion, hat they Ww reaten ethen #68 heaed op he wheat fa fei few lu the vary peut thie rule of the Clerlt aight not te egeton of Tennesse, Tras ® 1 proceala to ware representative « henate through ' tant Wee the war, end, nobody mp rte Looked ba lent lo reatering enmentof Alebemneat mich die uagor necqeneee of shia Viecanatencted Horace Mayuar’ o Apring Mi Mor man eaany in the ‘ repremonsare | & Weetl noel the beyioniod to theend of the Ha he be encludad now? 10) Mor & Feace net of qreatio we which Wey ere loyally Chust Vre@ugatyy, whe co Jedeted we be eligitie Lo these quotahons our Virginie contemporery profeases ) fod s roost glaring inconsistency, eo! upon the strength of ita disc very scouses the Bre “wrong end outrage” Now, if tha Rerontioas bed anions to make «poms toward the Bout, ald wot have aeen any discrepancy in the two We sad thatthe Clerk fone 1 # Ae’ @ hand over the Bate by virtue of item il The habeas corpua remaineim oa irom he eamne Bate, 6 vein Alebema, end the to letatuact Alatene will now Kenta ky, except WOO AM, 01d of ettemptiag to ox ‘ard the Bosh, be preciesiy the ropresantetion of tia action, upon “North 40 BY Conk nereen wl canes ft arent Interest throug!out the country | be joyfully received in all the | tea, for it will be regar ted : thas the President intends w cane of Alabama to all th eenow under Prov further, it will be interprete! as eviceuce that the | said in arguing @ }-veident has placed bh mae!{ between the Southera "end that he lutents to mare ep issue with Cougrees on behalf of the The effecs of the poliet t Alabama weriel with Cattle Warket Betts Mean, Dee, 19, 1968 ettracte whieh ik quotes wae obliged to ipuore tLe claims of Tennessee ac jon, which waa based But the Bem did not On the contrary, the secoud quotation in the atowe exiract je whee we nat he Clork's standard, The verdict upon the im eucy charged, on the ground that we endorse the Clerk's action ; and we cla ground of “mistaken identi cording to hial Upon the seve of #6 Ktend hie action her States thas onal Governments which had been forwarded ex As uaual ia the third we demand for geod cattle for the hol briek, and holders of thie grate find e ready market Among the tatert aales of thie quality of ea'tie, we notes the ioliowing figures: 8 entucky steers of Y's at advanced prices. Bintes and the ® noo-suit ou the equal (o 2b¢ per Ib, and one mir We are notte : ewt, net, at $/50 eh, rule dull. owing to thiebriek dernia: prices areatritie lower at Itelée, while the the lower ¢r jot extras. and ‘ extrs modiume wer wrides, inciuding poor, thin steers gud unsightly cows, rule trom 10 bo lide late retels fu the proper spirit and endeavor to show by thelr cond uct thet they appreciate the President's heuleney, and that they are disposed to prove the erctitude therefor, then it would doubtless have But if, on the contrary, should treat {t ae they bave treated all bis previous us of clemency—-by using |t as ® medium for the Litter exhibition of thelr hatred for the Gov- eroment—thea i¢ would certainly be pernicious, ‘We bave nothing but experience to use as # stand- ard with which to reach « favorable conclusion in thie case, and certainly the prospect is not en- souraging when we look at the fruits of that ex- perience, Judged by that light, the President's policy looks something Like an attempt to check a refractory horee, by giving him aslack rein. Ibe «ide divergence between thie etep of the Prem- fent, and the apparent programme of Congress, consequence politically, fhe House of Representatives, under the leacler- sip of Tuan, Staves, has declare! that the re- tlaimed States shall remain in @ probationary condition for a while before having their Constitu- sonal rights restored. Stevans, himeclf, in the tpeech delitered on Monday, claimed that the Ex sutive bag no authority to rolieve the rebellious Statos of thetr disability, and that Congress is tue only power that is qualified to act in that caparty st in evident, therefore, that the House must either fenounce ite present programme, and adopts one eorntially different, or on the question of recognizing Alabama, arprobable that this Alabasna affair may prove to fo the rock that ie destined to shiver the pretended {feudship which bas been #o generally mau. ‘cated by the politicians of all cleases toward the Prosi- dent, aud that the new formation of parties, which tust come ere long, will be the result. Mild Weather, and Disgusted | sas mildpess of the season thus far is of extreme disgust to speculators in produce and fuel, Cold weather is their harvesttime, It is then, when the sources of supply are frozen UP» Suat they take advantage of the nocessities of the public, and, by a combined wovement, put up prices at their own option, knowing that cousum- no alteruative but to pay the deman |, According to their usual custom, she speculators laid in large stocks of coal | @ud produce tn the Fall, with the b po that long ere thie they would be enabled to reap the reward efextortion, Bus fortunately the woather has been Unfavorable to their schemos, supplies continue to Tesch the market, and in alarm the conspirators | now #00 the new year approaching, with no ign long-wished-for A Good Necommendation. Tur Mayor, yesterday, transmitted a communt- cation to the Cou.mon Coupell, embodying certain mimendacons which ere worthy of notice, proposes that @ few yoneral ordinaucos slali be passod for the control of trivial matters, which now engross much time, ani which eost the city more than their importance warrants. ample, the Mayor says thate resolution granting on for an spple-stand must be spec acto! upon and publ.shed in all the Corporation Payers the expenditure for which'is out of ali pro- portion to the trifiay nature of the grant. nation of fiity dollars tos blind man is subject to en the poor blind man gets tho fiisy dollars, it takes another fifty to pay the expenses of giving it to him, deserves credit for calling attention to this matier, and it should not be dropped until # reform is Toe whole business of corporation Vertising, as now performed, is nothing but e Tlalf of the ‘Corporation ive aroonth if they were not fed by this offlc’al pap. Nearly all of them are obscure sheets, with nocirculation worth mention- jug, and are kept slive by this means, in return for supporting * ring’ politicians, of reform commence by ewee; ing away this use- leas and expensive humbneg, ‘Thia market ‘eat present more aud the cousqque prices of al ¢ @ bexveticial effect, wooks ago rendil theve quotation #10 to $50, Veal better at present, good h calves how bringing Lbe. aud “graseere” $12 to The demand for aheep for the ni, and os tho supply is light to-day # have been advance, extra shespat 8 ¢n¥c, and choice at Jual?<e per lb, 5. xteon Canada giaut e.ero were sold at the market a day or two einuce, at $75 wore the largeat ever tar averaging froin 850 to 400 pounds each Swine. ander the intiuence of very Wheral re- eeipts, this markes ie dull and lower to-dar, 9'gali*s beiwg quoted tor corn-led, live, and 12)galce lor corn- lower, being quoted to onthe coutrary, are « holiaay trade i prices of allar in this coubtry, ame course, 60 thal Floor and Grain. x, Dee. 19, 1868 Four.-The market is baive pertiow State, &7 OOagi 40; Latia do, at o5 UbadS 15; Weetero Fxtra—low gradest—as £5 Vie’ 40; shipping Chie ab >> b.a}5 90; Supertin 4d; iow grades of Canada Extra at superfine Southern, at 5 dal) 0, The wheat market is v Ainber State be.ng quoted at $-—a& a$1 52; Coicago sprin Are ao little better at 45sec for wosound, Dartey—ia. dull, (At &—AS114 for Canada West, Thie market ia te better, Western nnsound bere quoted 8 5¥a0dc, gad sound mixed Western at y Market, New Youn, Dee, 19, 1965, There is no change in the market fe supply etl being Ught, Lut asthe demand ie qui nt.prices have undergone hs worthy of note, being quoted toeday as Tu shipping, and Tbah ie tor letail lota, SPHCLAL NOTICHS, Vor Colds, Coughr, Bronchitis, and all affections of the lungs, take Ayoi’s Cherry Pecwral, which is enre to cure them, “A Sensidlo Present,—send the Mastrated Phrenciogical Journal a year to your best friend, fa only 3. A new volume beging with the new owlor & Wells Usd Broad wa: i Piles !!!—All you have to do isto try one bottle of Strickland'’s Pile Remedy. It will cure In three days, Co. 115 Franklin st, Agente ~ Fall aod Winter Clothing for Men and The largest assortinens in the « end price lesa FH, Buldwin, Ty and Grover & Haker’s Virst Premiam Blase tle Btiteh Sewing Machiues fo. Vamily use, and Lock Bitch Machines tor Tatiors sud Manufacturers, 45 aowover, is of most Western, #7 vuasT- swindle upon the elty, papers” would not Let the work An Ancient Mine Discovered ta Spata. The Paris Pussos coutuias the following etaie- Is fs wos | mente: joan open issue pe oe THoGerate Bt 0: Mines who work in the Spanish aflver ming known as sho white pebble pit’? be the Ortila fami ) esting to art and Whilst digging ther subterranean walks, they suideoly found thenmeclves in passa, whose orivindaies trom the remotest centur They furtier Ciscoverci a tborough and semen system ot mining, the implements being in auch @ Pecalators, | good state of preservation that it could be coter- tuined that it was not of en or Phovician mi 1 ore, Oub particulars anvils excite the interests of but a Carthagon:- ehets, sleves for melting-furnace aud two mgiveers in the high. e were carefully col- be prosecuted with greater ex possible after a mero! nmorkablo instruments and objects of art which are sald to {1 she niches of @ rotuuda in the ceutre This rotunda sppears to have been the spot Jodicated to the gods presiding over mines, I, was occupied by three statues; one sittiug down, and of half life-size, and the ot! and abouts three feet in heights. mind us neiher of Rorman nor Grecian art, but rather touch the style of that work of sculpt var 1554 on the other nis now being pre- Dowever exorbitant, rbwo standing, Ono statues ro- “}lowe sewing Machine Coupany. Ne 629 y, N.Y, blias howe, Jr,, /iesident, Agents ion and (barity. i pewing Machine and Bu 26 Wroodwey, N.Y,S31 The lmproved * Sloat” illipue Sewing Machines, 6J7 Bromlway. Agents wanted, ae oliday Preser and Button Hole Mae side of the mountains sud wh scrved inthe Amer.ca, of Moirid, andis known esthe *Carthagouiau Hercuics,'* Loly are tound on @ trpod' aud on a chest, which were leaning ayaings the sides of the rotunda, Mon y excited by the discovery of 1854; the present one will cortainiy throw e new hight on the study of @ civilization wo) very mighty, wud id now alist extiu implements @od objects of ary pare of sho cabines of M. Lasse, The same sym- of seleuco were alre in the Fall, and the markot supplied with them, Thus the contrast between the present time and the same season last Year, |e quite encouraging to consumers, This condition of the market ie direcily owing to heavy abilities how coming due against speculators, This class, b making their purchases last Fall, bouy ht largely upon time, giving notes payable about the first of Jenuary, They expected to moet th dy selling thetr stocks in December, at which time ahey supposed Winter would reign and allow ‘hom to sell at an extravagant profit, But now December is drawing to @ closo, tho!r linbilities aro Beginning to mature, their siocks are mainly on hand, and to meot their paywents many of these *peculators—alihough as mad asa March bare’! are obliged to sel) for w mild weather continues awhile longer, perbaps oriees WA get withia the bounds of reason, is abundantly | eb was once CARSON—Snddenly, om the 19th inst, Charles Carson, aged 29 years, The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem bere of Corinthian Lodge, No. 455; Park Lodge, No, 616, and of eiscer Lod k p innd Chapter, R, A. M A.P. Ag aad of tho are respectfully inv his late residence, yreseut, forma yy as Valiado.tu, A Warning to Young Men. Tie Jackson, Mich. Cititew tells a good story ofa young man in that city who had been in the habit of visiting the residence of » ughter * passing fair man wae assidiousin his constant visitor, lady's hears the tenclor pane she imagined that she shoud L, bev Adonis, Matters kept ou in the same old way, Abe young tuen coBwned cis marked attentions shi poopie besa to Whisper amoug thenwelyest "A vuwtch, eure!’ while suowing ones, with « BUictuu toss of the head, Would ren ark, “What did The YOUwan Weat out to bis i charmer's LoWs ite ober evening, for Suc purpose of teeing 68 Duriog the weal, ie “When are you and $ Order of Forrostere, Mead the fongral, from " vit st, ou Thureday 21, ab 2 o'clock, whout turther invi- remains will be taken to Marble Ceme- tery for interment, 17 CLEMENT—On Monday evening, Dee, 15, 1865, ouly daughter of Cuas, M, Jowed lady, Jentions and was a ¢ awoke inthe young din her dreans ome the wito of | Aunu Louisa, second and end sarah b, Ciement 18 the Ji year ot hor aga, ‘The relatives wad {eud8 a6 jeepocttully anvited e funeral, from t ‘i Graham BV, boo, to attend th CULIGHAN—Thomes Culichen, aged 47 yonre, @ native of Killagi, sured © esacion, County Galway, s they can get. His friends and scqueistigces are respectfully in- Vited te wibemd Ube baie dey sie 22d oh Oe LEA eruvon, Dow, he Wewser of te girl LE LEG LLL! LLL LEE BLY wastes. ACCTIOS FOTICbA, Ady PRVTICOER, OCTET e of “fe ” & nics 3 en, * owe i“ “Te Winting jet, Fd tian © ry, one ole ae Pe ee OOO PEMD WAPNTH OD omy i" vit Om lathes mon sow om, ten wad lhe od ice) VJ Kd wonieeny acc Wan see ae * @ ’ eee ¢ J 4 4 (eld gat Waende t he tow we on a4, et er evar ahs hd Ms olin me far ar@, if aeeryaraie 4 Aine Mer imrnt as Matern mid mt Wevaniey fa + phe ir aoe senting anne =f ' wot 4 Dire gy ontn ve tran my af ricerca we y "s ap fre 00h, Joeman Rate tn male 7 tov, hte we ’ bh Yd " " / ape 7h 4 , J 08 (itn of the Gomntly are rarnmntatty remnant “ on ” ge , 6 Ohad tha fan hie 0, hon the pee oye. entre share 19 4 a6 DOW co's oF , A. 4 T Oe ph out i Pir! ‘of echar bake lading, herent, Ongre fi Rontey morning oF 0 a oe her nia’ DEM eHneV els Ath HIM LAT 4 A ar Cnet “hm watiwn 4 enn weprs ‘ w”™@ Ce edt hed a ened @ Wenn Gare dt Rope 104 OF 8 epee A he or ted +7 Conetary lat imarmans ” FONG Cm Gander, fee 14 fone Pogthe aond montive and 4 dave DW en er i eae Title ay af hat, ee Wow Pave 4 " wan ond men's r he ort fre othe fem, Of eondieog of Ait. mane, Acleinag oa bh the m GALALL LL Nenet sorely, ore ns eae ‘ind ald on Vey hs / faportaiiy IN Gd (6 Mtrnand toe humeral, fron 4 Lae 4 y ! yo fare, Rannel and thet Wife thea « ve rannenta, Nep er , aren int +f atlas qnderlethioe 4604 s@nes a ee eo we ae eters Oi) #8) worth he attention Near 4 Reepees ey arden of MAIS & FLY fernnd ave * PAWS ROKER 4407 WH Ahm * i rem We sev adowt.@ fem i? 4 Nota nf on sdacmed pi ehene, conmelng te Prntd, Mawls Aremwee. lee pants feather? Vilowa Ae Wy otter of HAM WAL ROR aad DAWSHHOKER A SALE OF Wome Plath ing. aten qutita, Manwate, Ae on Thaee he Diet inet at isi tewere) By arterat © @ 40M LEWIS huetionaet hie, ati @ laren lot of mew thing ‘ DAWSHMORE NS BALM, THIS TAY JOM MONTIMER, Ist Heveteay, of 4 calicn Atoenca, ot jonat Charen, & hh hy 1) Send, F Houn (ope om } Wie herne forty ‘ ROCMEY Con Wonday, Cee 5% Peertet Mooney, the cmiered child of down ud Mars Reonay agen & eared, § momene Od 14 days, 4 natiee Of ten Conny of Lalerim Iretend | he relatives and friende of the family ere rerpert faliy invited to attend whe funeral, (hid Wacnnatay herhoom, at | ciel, from hie ase residamwa A ont fh at, het Oth and bth avee “ *ULIAVAS. Cm Bamday, fren 1%, afar @ } " p yao Aullivan, of he 1 aend 0) yenre are reepecttal y tneited he fone thie Weinestay afte Me fram the Charen of tne lmeenate Coteegtion, 14th 1 and Ave A, where @ Mase of Kequiet wil be offered for tue feyoee of her eon! as ee) ta THADE SOTIC ES, KPGULAK MEPIING OF THE DRT frre Practica! Painvers’ Aseortation @iil he held every mete 404 present By order of BO BOTOMON BO t HAMMPRKOMII I, Pres, © i Orlin, “ CGR MAKERS UNION —A MéRTING be heid ab lod Heser 0, 0 tie ¥ edum ev lee, tte, in Week, bb MALA President, au pr GOODS CLERKS’ FARLY CLOSING Association @ ill hold tueit reguar weenly tnee tag 98 fariy Cloai ne ILLINS, AVCTR oe ie af 207 Howery, thia We A fou @ttendance |e taken on @& proposed on wud by +b pyoinved for the por tug term, JOUS The JUOWN PLUNKET IE, Jee. bee ia ONGSHOREMEN'S U, P. ASSOCIATION No. 1. Lhe members are he. eby notified lo a tend « Quarteriy Meeune to Le at 68 Kast Broadway, ou liumusy evening, at ie clock. by order of MICHAKBL UluGine, Pee, WM, BAK TON, Bee. 72 da, with ead wlll of ty 2 near Varick, with cellar and dwelling epar'r rent moderate, bar and bar feturee tabloa et heer pump, gineesara, & 4c Iinportant toy trate | S & J. BOGART, AUCURS—THIS 16 WJeat 10% ociork, at the Anction Keoma 1M Wiillitm et, clothing, Diankete, mote * Sa drawers, farches, pane fe vel, Peveeele pets, furs, mattraees, fancy eave | mine, et GQ. HERMAN, AUCT., WILL SELL ‘if We a Wednesday, lec. 2, at 1% Bowery, 55 barrels choice Bourbon, Se and whivkles, pale and dark brandier, rum, gin, por sherry w nea, champaenes, Mes aire Ub cues cotfee, butter, beans, beef aod other groceries longing to a desier declining husiner ly HOS, GAFFNEY, AUCT,—SALES 304 Pighth av, will Thureday, at 11 the \case, stock and fixtures of the fire’ clase ¢ store. corner ot South Txt and Sil ete, Williately consisting of large stock of tine wroceries, Ke. W*™. ABBOTT, AUCT'R., OFFICE, ¢ Chatham eqauie, sella on Thursday, at O'clock, the stock and fixtures of the fancy and g furnishing store, SVT Fourth ave, a inige et colored white and taney ahirte, gloves, de, — ‘ \ ILLIAM ABBOTT, AUC'TR, Off 17UChatham Square, will sell the day a o'clock. the contenta of the Continents! bquorg oyster enloon, 612 Grand ai., wu cely titted up, ¢ fae of ependid counters, tables with Liner bottles, vinsves, clock, cetayohus, beer pumpe s.ove, crockery, gas Gxtuses, aud gova will of low two yea «, 12 W™., Witte , WILL s' thieday, a! ky at 404 Cal ft, al, gentee! parior, chamber, dining-room and ki) furniture, &c, of @ 8 story hunse—be parlor suite, 40 ca si! verware, stov SOCIETY NOTICES A GRAND PUBLIC TEMPERANCE meeting of the Father Mathew T. A, B. Soclety No. i, of Jereey City, will be beld in Washington Ilail, cor, Newark and Jerrey aves, Wednesday eve- ping, bec wu, at 7 o'clock. speaking by Mr. i, Campbell, of Greenpolat, and Mr, yore bax Pree Parent socety, N.Y. Bi At by Mosare. Hughes, Bailey aod Leorey, JOHN DUNN, Pres, J. CLL- LEN, Kee. bec, lls P. A.—THE OFFICERS AND MEM- © bereot tue New York lodge, No. J, A. PLA, are rejuested to meet ar SOO Weet Séch ot, doure- Gay, Zot, at % o'ciock, with fuueral badges, to pay the last trivute of rerpect to oar deceased biother Charies Cartou, 4.0m tue above Lesidence, All weru- Lers are segues ed to attend the mewding of We Louge thie eveniug, at 695 Broadway. By order of JOULN BELL, W, M. L. 8. BLACK, K. bee. let FATHER MATHEW Tf, A. B, SOCIETY, No. 4 N. ¥., will hold @ public meeting ac their Hei, SSE ith eter i Pot. Bpesckiag oy Mr, J. U'vounel, L, L. Lyneb, Preaideut of Yoaug Men’ No. 4; Mr, John Kelly, Kee, sec, of Yeung Meu's, No. 5. Binging by it jus Mosiows and kergueon, Messrs, Larve:t aod higd, Wat. O'BRIEN, Pies, VP. LAMB, Bee. 18y FATHER MATHEW T. A. B. 8, NO, 5, of N, Y.—A public meeting will be held at ital, CAthet.and Sth avenue, on Wednesday evening, Dee, 20th, 1565, spuakers—F. R, Purce ilies, Professor Weil's, Mr, Meade and Mr. Mathews, There will be good singing, Mr. Bassett will perform on te Diane JAS, O'REILLY, Pres, JAs. MeMA- FEMALE T, A, T. B. Society, No. 1, of Brooklyn, F. D,, will holda public temperance meeting at Masonic Hall, 309 Grand st, on this Wednosday evening, at Ty o'clock, Good speakers and singers will be {a atiendance, peas bS RICHARDS, Pres, BETSEY A, REED A VERY ‘EXTRA NUMBER—GODI LADY'S BUOK ron JANUARY, 1866, The celebrated story of ** Mre, Washington P by Miss Leslie, and the commencement ot mew novel, by Marion Harland, are both in this uumbe. A determination to be alead of ail fashion pe foals we evince in the production of thie 4.74h " ber of the Book, aud the thirty -elxth sear existence uuder the same proprietor, The cor of this pumber are as follows: “Lhe Farewell Sermon, very scperior bir ving. Godey's usual splendid piste of Ce fashions. Lhe Keegatric miippor, p 4d in price, in the stores, T cents, Vy wibing tor the « another plate printed re, A Lith engraved ou steel, contal pletures, engitl piring of Pearls, Holiday Anmusemens, @ be ous engraving, Now Siyiee oF bonnets, Cul Cover in Crochet, Froat and Back view of th: Coat, A Kobe Drewes The Bustache Jucket ud back View. Biead Clow, Netsiug, covering’ FATHER MATHEW T. A. B, SOCIETY, No. 6, N. Y. will give @ grand vocal and instru- mental concert this evening, in the, et. aud 2d ave. at T\ o'clock. Tho city eeugaced ior the occasion, ‘Tickets 25 cen ean be had at the door, PETER CURRY, Pr THOS, CONCANNON, Chairman, P. CKEIAN, 106 Bee, of C noc 8 their Hall, cor, 2h day) evening Raterty will address Mesars. Kiely, Delaney Mets uilesse sud of obers. ‘I HOB, FYANS, i Vice Presa, MICHL. J, CALLIN AN, See. MASON NOTICE—THE MbMBERS OF Naval Lodo No 69 F,and A. M. are hereby summoned to sseeinbie wt their Laxive rooms, 517 wud 519 Biouaway, on Wednesday, the 2th inst, at 12 M, to atiend the funeral of their late Brother Fil Bnow. By omer JAS. T, COURNHOVEN, W. M. THOS, 8. CRUMP, pec, P.5,—Membore of other ted to attend, 20 pages. Novelties for Jenaary: Cap, Ponnets, Chile Dresees, Capes, Sleeves, Boduice ior wearing & Mantis in vold weuth tO Very uretul art ish Bubrowery, gad other Binoiel Vostaje-stan p Care oa uftui toy, eal Masud 10h Talicy Tals vee ior Mook Marker; ehaped Work-cage; bot's Call aad Cole bowery; Crochet Cu and Pelevine ; Diersing-cies, ® Li0eL Uselul aricie ; Kultwd |, cap tor Ladies, tual peasab e@ tor winier, We cannot, in the epace of our aavertisemen one hail Of whet ie consoiued in this nuimler we may say that there wwork enough iu the Jon Lulber to occupy any lady tor a year J DMurion Harland commences her new vo? “ Kazpat'e Idow," aud it wilh be coniinued this out the yeur; chtsy, alone, ia worth the price » Lady's Bouk, ‘Lhe celebinted @ ory of * Mra, \ ington Poits" by the lute M Rhza lise this number, Mre, M. V out, aud Belle Kutie the January number ceed as furhiouable one, Foran @ by ali the dealers, Slugiog Mies Canavan, nd Duty, and a public are invited to attend, tNELIUS SPILANE, A-sociation, 1h, Fifth ave, and 9.7 Broadway, cor, 224 at, & tree iecture, with eaperiments, wii be given thie evening, at 5 o'c! Lilo roomsof the Association, by | AB. DNEK, sublect. Puenmatios Young mou ew nvited, 10 rpue FATHER MALHEW FEMALE T. A, HB. Society, No. 1, of Brooklyn, BE. Dy wil hold « temperance weiuny, at Ty o'clock, this evening. Temperance Hall, cor, Grand apd 7th Ppeukers, Messrs, James Fie cher and (ieo. Denton, = nging by the members. THOS. M, LLOYu, Prost, PHOS, McUABE, pee, lau HE MEMBERS OF CORINTHIAN Lodge No, 45 '.4 A.M @ hereby eummoned to moet at thelr roons, cor lsth et and Broadway, oul hureday, at 1a49 oles to per he last tribute of respect to our late Bro, CHARLES CARSON HW CKAMPION, M. at So —_— —_- CONSUMERS! COAL YARD—BEST ty red aod white ash egw, stove unu out high furuace, jower than any ober yard for quatity, 2b and #06 bast Sud at, GEO PERRYMAN, ‘ ~~ T TINlich TTUL AT B11 BO f Cval UNDER COVER, AT #11 50} tou, Bost quality stove ana egg coal, Lary #10, Bereoned aud delivered trom yard Ts ¢ Mangin st, bet Rivington aud Delaucy sta two t fiom Bast Kiver, B,J, MULDUWAY, 3 C MAL—COAL—WE ARP SELLING week the Lest red and white ash, stove, ex, t Pll bk large nut, e¥ bu: 1 yards, O4 At! 6b OSL Ravington #t, ar #5, 81) fo £15) and warren buperior Gold, | nor fin ave. and 1 . by A. BROWN & OO. Siiver and Bone Fil ings Extracting without pain | ~ beaten 7 by anew proces at 155 Feat 1th ah bear $d ave,J28 $] ] PER TON OF ken Cumberiand A—FOR A FEW DAYS ON v quality red and white ae eneiand Geuverod, at Wt yy cor Sd ab, —+— 5 yale pane pi 5 ” Hed ang White A BEAU TIFUL SET OF TEETH, €8 TO | 09.50 tor Large Nut, se-eonea and deiveres P #15. Superior folds sliver and bone filling. Derland Coal alwa)s on hand trom yard, Lod Le! Frxtracting without pala. Dr, MICAALD, ber, Weet aud Washington streets, pw bi . 462 Oth av,, Dear 25th a. LACK A Most WONDERFUL Discovery | $] +2 leeth extracted without pain or uo charge; beau tiui seebh inserted for m1 esch; aching seeth died with theeeebrated bone tila without pain, All cperations skillfully performed and warranted, J, | i Sing JAY Viuidis, 10 Grand ot, 2 biocks Lom 1,08. way. v It kK, DRAKE, CANAL SIRERT, SETS A Purs—I WILL SELL A SINGLE SE rot of (ockh on silver at aT to #15; a void at 21) | fuss at $5, Brook mink collar aud) i sectional sets VU cents per tooth ; sees tied | krench mink do, do, #7 bu; ming ae 9-5 & Jd, bone cement OF otber Hilinss, 60 cts to >) | Lied's Kocky Mountain Pur Co, 1d4 Chath) ‘Teeth extracted without pain, 854 cor, Mott et, LV ) FURS—THE CHEAPEST AN} place in the city to buy ladies’ nud ebildre: i ihe paauteciory ot et Ei th ay, bene _, on eu | meus, a“ Vouuan, bad (PeLra, TEETH, TEETH—AT 45 Bleecker Ft R st, formerly at 67 bieecker at, A tull ses of | tor $4, viii BBs on yuo eererste Ease ey vets, and Upw i . 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