The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 5, 1866, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN. eneergeereees pennant eee = FEIDAY MORNING, JAN, 5, 1860, Tan recess of Congress expired yesterday, and to-day the requ'sr business of the semon will be resumed, provided that « qnorum of members hall be present. During the iatermission people have hed smpie time to read and consider the va- hous pablic documents from the President and bis Geténet, and bave had» chance also to watch the tem per of the unreconstructed Biates concerning the ection of Congroes relative to them. They Lave carefully noted every evidence of @ refractory (is- poaition among the late revela; they bare closely ecrutinined the manner in which the free!men Dave lately been treated, and they have bad good facilities geners!ly for forming opinions in respect & the proper course which Congress should pursue upon the subject of rebabiilitation. The members of Congress who hav: spent the holidays at home emong their constituents, wil therefore vesume their seate in Congress with & Detter understanding of what the country expects (rem them ; and if they fail to take the proper course it wi be beosuse of disregard for those who placed them in power, There may be much diversity of opinion among the people con- serning specific questions relative to reconstruc. hon, bet we think there iano reason to doubt the general course that is thought to be most advises dle. We believe that the groat mens of the poople, regerdiess of party distinctions, are opposed to the the extreme doctrines of Srevers and fuMsEa, which at the opening of the session found # much favor with the Houses of Represevtat ves, Ov the other hand, we are of the opinion that ail careful, ealm and unprejudiced thinkers, who have the parmppent imteres's of the Baion at heart lave eter the necessity of loosing the government reins upon the Bouth with less precipitancy, than hes been laiely exhibited by the Executive. The poople appreciate the desirability of having the functions of the Southern States completely restored at the earliest practicable moment; lub with # jesloun regard for the future, they believe that it le not good policy to be hasty in removing Government surveillance from the Bouth while Ot ful sparke come up from,the embers of rebellios. Congreas will now be expected, therefore, to re- fleet the sentiments of the people, I’ they slall biander, either from personal prejudices or in- competency, they cannot fail back upon the excuse that they wore unadvised respecting the wishes uf their constituents, We hope that they will now resume the business of th» session promptly ao! vigorously, and that they will show better evi- dances of wisdom and discretion thau they exbi- New Yerk Canal Kystem. Tas report of the Cans! Auitor of this State topnvinces us thatgNow York should do one of hese three things, with the least possibls delay: Firs. eel the Stats canals for whatever they will bring. Becond, if they will not sell, give them away. Third, if nobody will take them as « present, hire womebody, as as lows figure as possible, to take them as @ gift. The report of the Canal Auditor certainly warrants the plan suggested. It shows @ deficiency in the caval revenues amounting to $1,716,150, of which smount 1,249,000 must be met by spocial taxation, which will sweil the slroady beavy burden upon the Btate to the extent indicated, Now where is the cause of this deficiency ? Evidontly in the wholesale ewindling of caval officials, for the report shows that the cost of repairs for the year is equal to more than half the entire recetpte for tolls, The evidence of fraud in such an exhibit as that, is too palpable to adnutof question. But, nevertheless, there is the deficiency, and the money to moet it has got to be raised. Well, shall ne have a logis- tatiwo inves\ galing commities to ferret out this evindle aud bring the derelict afcials to justice ? N . Experience has shown that such an inves i- vation would only add epother heavy expense to the Btate, and be productive of nothing bus w whitowashing report. The bess thing that the Btate can do sbout the matter je to foot the bill with es good grace as possible, and then ges the canals off its hence, They always bave been, and always sill be, a Crawback upcn the State, and so long as they ere conducird as a State institution they wil ouly serve as a means for the enrichment of swind- (ng agente. Pooneylvania ran up « Btate debt of over forty millions mainly through {ts canals, ei at last it leased them to companies. The canals @ once became profitable invesiments, and now the State receives a hendsome revenue from them. Tree years ago Ohio did the same thing, after sutlering for years from eanal deficiencies. The only remedy for Now York isto follow the exam- pleof Penvsylvania and Obio, and the report above alluded to shows that the action caunos be taken woo so0n. The strong Divorce sult. Tt was hopod that after the five weekaof unen- valle prom nence which the Birong 4 vorce case enjoyed during the late trial, it would pass from view aud forever remain in that obscurity trom which it never oaht to have been allowed to emerge. But now the fact comes to light that the wint of (his social stench has touched the Ji the Jury snd thee unsel who igured ia the trial, One of the counsel Las apresred before the public ine newepnper commun cation, wherin he accus- ee the Judge of impr por the jury, and bow.y “charges Mocthovary aduatied thar be conduct — lelore shat the wed know certain men. bers of the jury to be prejudiced previous to tbe ial, to, the jury has tad to two carcé fiom juryimon, while @ private Veective who wus concerned in the case aso sppoarsin prin, Thus all the partes connected wish the matter seem to be taking each other by the ears, Wo have no intention of commenting upon the merits of this mixed dispute, The diy- nity, inteprity and boresty of our judimary are at stake, apy itdevelves upon bobb the Judge und the jury toPdloprovi, if they can, the of jufidelay perjury which pled in the char,es troughs agaimes thea, Hut thie pew feature of the Bimos@ seMudal onl, edes ty ibe «ierepute of: she orgiuel camo, tud po.ute ell more srougly the mural to de de- duced vom ¢& Andthis s the moral: Walih 04 BOL DOEceasu, .’ virtue always dwell in palacs, The Sreoxes re apparently possessed of everything condu- The sine avermons 108) allegation apd ae ime sive to happiaess, They bad evundant wealth ; were absvlved from pecuniary care or anxiety ; they had every desired luxury; they moved in the highest voctal circle, aud in sbors Led al! thas tne world could contribute to make Life enor able, beget happiness, nor does nine courses that constituted the repast, We eat down at © sharp, and cot through atone prompt. Yer, Tate broiled bamboo, and stewed whalebone —which perleps may be styled the Spring vewe- tal len oft e Cuirese—sharks® fun, birce’ nests, snitether delicacies too recupernive to mention, But the facta in t! oir case have already been made too consPicuoun, an! we wll pot wivert to them now, Tio history of that case proves that benoath the glitter of fashion and the semblance of virtue, there are often c: the grosscat vice nee ‘ _ | Be way of dessert they bare pickled cucuraler and tnd the moat alject wretchadners, The deception | pejin eeede, and all manner of sweet things. of appearances Las jaeted into a proverb, and yet | Tukey ae whole, however, I don't think I stendy course of Chinese diet, though they wave us of a mest wonder- ® rorved without sugar or there are very few persone who fully appreciate the extentto which gold ‘a used in gilding crime. If the secret history of all Now York's fashions) les wheh rollk, and cost 450 a pound, which ia perbapa the "1 . ry & " reagon why they Hid bet ask us to teke @ second could be held oP to view, how many &rm . mB: | et You would bave been smnused could you periences would be found among them? What) y ve goon exch guest making frantic attempts to would be the record of many of those who repose hing tute bis mouth with the chop-micks with kitting needles and you will in the lapof luxury, and who wear the outvart ue idea of the ifheulty of th ul gi of purity aud vriue? Jt te not in palace® | wag & bosrdinghouse-keoper L think Ti ring that happiness most often dwelle, True enjoymeot | thers in upon iny bosrders to use Instead of keivenand forks, A littie hash would go@ won- | derful eroat way with them, I flanked the dift- | culty by taking hellof anything with them by ah irpeuing se off ative end aud Larpouning the wieatand vogetalha. {a more often found in the abode of poverty than in He mens on of the afiiuen home in the cabin of the poor, when dr the coors of the halla of fasbicn, end virt ae io irom Immigration, Tas statistics of imimigraton at this port forthe Fimamcial News. Viarkets, &e. Kee York, Thureday, Jin. 4.6 7. M.-The after. leet year in licate an increases of twelve thousand | noon quotations of the veneral Stock market, com. over tho precoding seur, the aggregate numler « f prred with thore of yesterday af voor, show a de- arrivals being one bandred and ninety-five thous. | clue of ‘ste per cent, Governments were steady with an up | lowe ue ard inciination, Gold was heavy and er the Poropenn news, Thee osing quota | thon for gold was 142 The joan market waa essy at A tow tranaactions were reported at 7 al paper waa rather nic in demend and 10 Bterling exchange waa dull and Hankers’ bile were quoted at 108's a 10's faye, On'Change te vy Flour wee Ife, a be lower tor common grades, Wheat wee 2c, @ Se. bo on common, Oatewere henvy and declining, Corn wee heavy and le. lower, Por’ and Lard were de- Ny lower, Beef was rather more active, aad Whiskey was doll, STOCK B41 PR-PIRAT HOARD. and and seventy-five, This well known that Ire- land aimom invariably sends @ much larger vum- ber of jwiwigrants than any other covntry, but | @ per cont last year it seerme that Germany outstripped the | Groen Isle by over twelve thousand—the wh ie | number from the German States being eivhiy-two | lower thougstd four bundred and fity-four, while Lre- | for 6 laud sent only seventy thousand three hundred and thirty-eight, This falling offon the part ol Treland is hard to account for, unless we sccept the hypothesis that the people think, in view of the auicipated reauite of Feninnisrm, that it is hardly worth while to take the trouble of coming paeret at 7 200 U8. Ge Sten. 14 Vw ral Coal, Lt] hore for the suke of Aving ia » Republic whoa thoy | Aon do... Wav aled'g Bs. Union Tel, 60 are expecting to haves Republic of their own tna | 1 ov tf. Ome # shors time. Sanitary Condition of the Metropolis. The Beavint Poys can yesterday eubmitted bis amual report to the Health Commiasio The document has been carefully prepared, and the 6tice aud observations contained in it are boih interesting aud iusiructive, The cumer of cases ers. is Hud, Kv. ht... 100 Cle, & Tol. BR. 19 do., jog K.. do b 1770 of infectious and contagious diseases was quite | V71% |. 0 CR a 24 ue ‘ large last year, and aga partial remody, #o faram | oc ‘a Wile Wy dt vate fanal!-pox is concerned, the report urgently re- } °.% PP el B La a commends the L gislature to pasa an act providing 10 KC, ba, % for compulsory vaccination, The Laheve! ~ tne Moria ‘a. as tion of the tenement houses is represente! to be | lin" Mo, be. s Wd G.. 002- tO intolerebleo—"abeoclutely unfs for eccupation," tu | ee Obie we bis Sat mente 3 ane ena ! 1 lu #4 Chi & KR 1 R15 the language of the report, The Legislature is V0 din Gee, His “90 Ghi fee GB tia appealed to for an enactment providing for the | youn ¢ ie ry do......1430113 ¥ m ‘ a fe 5 Ke, Coumeree 16 leuMileé ; coustruction of h : build.ngs with reference wee . ree - ain A o A to sanitary enence, Upon the danger of acholera | jy Camwe Wo.... a5'6 Iw ite Ft.W epidemic, and the requisite means for guarcii¢ BROOD BOARD againgt it, the report spoaka emphatically. la S000 | a 46 flesding Ro... 106% alluding to the cholera cases that were broug!t to |} ‘Qui ed a ye hid aiasg board the Atal ns “the . 6 10M. 8. & NW. ja, 74 the harbor on cape : ity + Osh. tu Clee eita a: aa city was ripe for its roception, with its ny YO Ai do. AROS sireota, its overerowJded tenement houses, ite ob- oy structed sewers, ita decaying animal and veretable matter," ct, The Resident Poysician thus eutire- ly agrece with tho Bum, in respect both to the great danger of the city from a visitation of cholera, and also to the course that should be adopted to guard avainst itscoming. Toe recommendations to the Log.slature are deserving of careful consideration by tha: body, and it ls beped thas some of them, as least, will Le adopted, Edacation im ireland. The thirty first report of the Commisaienors of Nations! Education in Ireland for the yoar 1564 records an increase of schools to the nuraber of 100 within the twelve months, and the addition of about 12,000 In the daily average atien lances of upils; 50,004 in the age number on the rolls, Besides this, the act of the commissioners ts uitestod by the erection of fi) -one nat.onal aelion!- bouses, comprising s*venty-one separate school THIRD BOARD 100 P. Ft. W.@C... & Bissice Wholesale Prices of Country Preduce. Naw Yora, Jan, 4, 1866 The opening woek of the year ie reldom if @ marked by apy ereat degree of activity in the markets generally, and the on@ under rev " hardly an excepiion to the general rule, is by no means quiet, as many houses, rather than lose a pale fn a present making wo b order to force sales by no ineave arbitrary, a widely different prices, k's quotationa, viz, Ty Cb, & KI, ww there rial continues & roota% also two model school-louses, the whole | for the rer f select mtsio, 38adc for a offering acconynodation for 7,260 children, Beven- | good average q ¢ tubs and from this down. ty four scLools have Leon k off the rolls du- | ward. to ba POF hs cones, Rare, ander the 2 nooks t ‘guse riluence o y « ather, are inde Wiha ea eetee rt - a Aah rd ants in large supply, and prices ave moving downward, pencons a Een serie nen Pou.try is uuchanged, the eteck till remaining eome- eppeare tn the report, showlay the ay cation of | wha limited, farmers, in view of the present trate aid to new schools, the reiigious denomina- Rabie er, are not disposed to forward in tions of managers, amous whom the Roman Cath- the demand, Gaime, however, is lower, ice fi high d , idges, quai and chickens being held at very poet dads aD OPs | Oi JORS): MD PROPEL GOS' cf iow figures. 7) arples, best varieties held » little a higher at present, owing to the inereased démaud, bus average eock te etiil held at lass week's ra. We. : trom $2 60 to $6 50 per bbl. O\ver Guotadions are as foLows: u prim: Mens Ws 'n Ri 25083 Orange Co. | Wet'n Reserve,pr. Prime etare Mauedoe45 (Pena, coi,o med. 25032 Relics and Relic Hunters, It is often stavcd that Aincricane are the most persig.ent and persevering ‘relic hun‘ers" on the face ot the globe, Every one has read of tho at- La | OF poor to select. " Rough fat TP 4 tempts of visitors to the White House,to carry por. |Tallow, Western. 16ai8s tions of that structure away in their pockets : how | Kiver paus..... Lard, country...15 salvy they cut pieces out of rich damask and lace wiu- Py eee CRRUR, oe enn dow curteing, and tore off chair covers, until the |“ *° sag RS ibei3%y) tune apple, con, anak outrages were muimmarily stopped by the Govern. | buglehuairy, Conseco ‘Common skin millet dale racut: fhclale The tamous oak tree under which raoe. Gens, Lee and Grant were « 1 to have digs | N. Jersey........... Canada Petry. cussod terme of surrender ie atroe no more; | Wein, fremht..... Ege oats, duah. 4ba50 these curiosity loving tniliv # baving chippod | N- ¥. State. " it oway @ Ly piece, and even mined oust the roots rather than be dimappointet in securing poset memento of the surrender, There have been enough work boxes and dressing cases otfer- ed forsale as portions of thle tree, to represent a emall forest, Tu Eogland the thirst for rertoe | ecarcely lows prevaiout than in toils country although they may not carry the r love fe Cirious to auch a@ pit bo deseorate property, RENOED POULTRY AND GAM eb del d) Piceons, tu va, Ib. 15319) Pigeons, & Venison, ea: Venison, anda rues FReir, wiown pippins,.... Apples, Western still a “piece of the rope with which Jobu Suckem banecy 40085 00 nities & 1.12 00a13 vw was hexecuted" are seized with avility at two ee aii #6 ' gay ar ow pene for un hinch.” Aiter an English execu- | hasten}. dd i h bl lie there p @ found five buudred men in and | XS River fruis a—| fine, per ib.........18480 about the city of London, engayed in selling bits FRESH MEATS, ot the “fatal core ail of whom, of course, have | Meef sides Ssld \ eal, per lb........, the “or ove, The tollowing story il- | Mutton ‘eit |Pormk.. ‘ : at relic hunters are soructimes | amb. Seals | *fool ds An individual who opoed PoTaTors, | eal tavern near the fed of Waterloo, was fre- | Mercere... 2 2003 O)\Dykeman....,....9 00a? 26 | quently questioned as to whether pe did or did not | Leach Biows bbi.2 bw! 78) Vad Del. Sweets b bab b) Buekey es, bol, b wind 25 jesse sore relies ot the battle, anu he iuvariably sod hovesily answerod in the uesative, Bus te } Was vory poor, and one day, wh lo lamonthiy toa I pelghbor not only bis poverty, bus the aunovance | } to which travellors sul jece 2 2 2o' New Jersey do EN AND FIFLD VECBianI Pa, oes, bush — Ked calbase, uoz, * ---) bom Lb Wal 20 is, | Dim, aud has fre } 2 beeta, ‘ feat him short wish, “W neke one help V bol plant, doz jo ne relics.’ “Bus what cau 1 Onions red bot Puinpking 0 ipquircd toe poor man, Quies ae et 1 25.0 Syuashes, bbl Jeon or Willingion entered your slop durmug the | ett! a A baile @od sab ewan jo that chair.” Noy long after SPECIAL, NOT dhe coair baer em Ere . . | was ab un incredible price. Vhe next loliday Presents of Affection and ( comer Was informed that Wellington had takea «| tr.—Wheeler & Wileoa's Lock-Nilteh Sewing Criuk, gud the Wellington tumbler was accords | eine, No, Gb Broadway, }ing!y sold, Tne third ercived, aud gazed with | | brvathl.ss wonder at the val on which Bousparie uo Eo.!'6h tourist entered the tavern, wud, ix quire | iu tor relics Ww eli the chair @ior Tel them that Nupo- | Ma- ow York, are adapted to al. keoveof inmily sewing, army clothing, and to the ! bud bung bis bas; the fourth purchased the doors | use of vonmistrosses, cresemakers, tailors, manufac. pools by which bad euiereu ; acd the fib bo- | tMiere of ehiru, collars, ekirte, cloake, mantiliaa, Gaino 1DO veppy purcueser of the floor on which | cloihing, liais, @une, corsets, ladies’ boots and ehoes, taver 1 paar bat ee 8 yoo! Ww ¥ ee arn | Wicd foods, umbrellag paragols, &e, ‘They work Bu Woe Bivuy Ou 8 beg of eeshyey kbs ahi "7 eyuall) well upoo silk, linen, woolen and cotton Seep ps rues by seu oe earth on Wulew the | 80%e With eilk, cotton, oF linen (hiead, ‘They will hve Mad Berd, fewu, quilt, gather, bem, fell, cord, braid, biad, aod periorm every species of sewing, making a beautiful Chivameo aad i beir Ways, eud perfect stich, alike on both sides of the article A Calliornia leiser has the following : sowed, ‘The qualitics which recommeud them are: Queer chaps these Chinamen are, and queer cus- | |: Beauty and excelience of stich alike on both silos toma they have. in one corner of the room mis my Chinese boy, reading a book upside down, and Mer the mavner of bis country, grinuing likes champangee over bieroglyphica look like bunches of black radishes, He understands it « though, aud probably finds that style of liveratu very funny. I attended the Chiuese dinner which | of the fabric sewed, %, Strength, fismuers and dura- bility of seam, thas will not rip mor ravel, 3, Econowy of thread, 4 Attachments and wide range of application purposes and materials. 6, Com pactness aud elegance of model and finish. 6. Sim- plicity and thoroughness of construction, 7. Bpeed, ease of operation apd management, and quietness of movuens, “es wee xiven to Colfax, ate with chop-sticks, swal- lowed @ little of eachof the buudred end eighsy- SPECIAL N KOCIETY NOTICES. OTICES. JOTICES=THE WOLFE TONE CIRCLE Meeting at their Hail, commer of ¢ud st and det w this Fri Metcalfes Great itheamatic Kemedy.— Te the only sure care jor Kueumariom ever known, f linportence " cted, The Brotherhood and the je at laree = “rh rae Winkaiala assess isl Urena fa ‘ified to py no attention to the rtiremen'® B ohklyn. bD. “tT cmi\nating from the late Centre, ne he ie not now, or ‘ “| ball be ever be, a member of the Brotherhood, as be Grover & Naker’s First Premiam Kine tle Stitch Hewing Maghines for Family use, and Jack itch Machines for Tailors and Manufactarers, 496 roadway. 887 “Wheeler & Wilkon Lock Stitch Sewing Machine and bu\ton Hole Mychine, 6/6 Lromdway O14 Howe sewing Machine Company, No. 629 eroad yer, N.Y. btlias Lowe, Jr., Piesident. ~<e wane a‘ as expelled for treason au fidy. All true Iriene ten in tavor of raising the ereen above the re’, will 1 Wolfe Tone, PB, O'CONNOR, TEAD, See iw Nore UCTION NOTICF—LARGR SALE OP Household Furpivare,thie day Friday, at i! ofc ab 30 Washington Square, McDougal et, comp: ising: parlor, dining and chamber furniture of all derort tiene and varieties, « large lot of basement and mich- en furniture, to satis'y @ mortgage, sale aoe tory. — A -SAMUEL WYNN, AUCTIONEER, # © Faet Broadway, will w the entire stock of # concer o'clock, pree RECLOSURE, SALE OF FURS, Sleipte aA‘ me, PRADY—In Willlamelmreh, on Thureday, Jan, 4th inet, Jolin 8. Brady, the beloved son of Phi tp and Roeana Brady, aged 28 veare The friends and nequaintances of the family are respectinlly inelted to attend the tmneral, on Sunday afiernoon, Jan, 7, at 2o'clock, from the resid: nee of hie parents, cor, of North Sth and Jet et 263 HUNT On Tuesday, Jan. 9 1506, Marraret t bs be et ca a bg eo py bands | ay, Friday, jam, Aeat Low oslork. 14 Bowery, abou ‘ iliameburgh, L. L. aged So eae. ‘ hi . mit don Rela and friends are invited to attend the } lote mink martin, sable, ermine end eqn ri funers, trom the residence of her brother, James Bowerhand, 198 Norsh 7th et, pear 6h at, Williame. bureb, Friday afternoon, at }'s o'clock, Tbe remains will be interred {n | nion Cemetery, Ws KENNEDY~Saddenly run over by railroad ear, on Sd, Thomas Keunedy, aged 6 years and iv da The relatives and fri collars, mulls, capes, gente’ collars, sleigh torso &e H® RY FELTMAN, AUCT,, 199 SEVe enh « thie ‘s o'clock, stock, fixtures, &e.. of liquor estore 218 beet luih a: fine bar, Leer pumpa, tables, chaira de. fac jrsitive, 16 MORIARTY WILL SELL AT 173 OHAT= da ofthe family are reapect- fully invitod to at the funeral, from = the © ham epuare, thie day, at lu 4 o'clock, furniture residence ot hie par 719 Wasblegton et, thie a hotel, aleo the beading —« laceu aesortmen Friday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, 116 as blankets, counterpares, eheeie, quilta, an ations other goods, Fale peal’ PAWABROKER’S SAL JOHN MORTIMER, 16 F ©. withont rererve 66 , LHIS DAY, BY Broadway, ot 4 KRAMER- On Jen, Sd, Willlam Kramer, oldest rou of 1. YL. and G, M. Kramer, aged 7 yeara, 7 mos, an 6d. , the relatives and friende of the family, also | tote men's and wouen's eloshing, silk and other the merit re of Dorie sLsaive, erty oy OE Fra O dresses, ekirts, ehawls, clonke, rermunnte, sheets are re pecuully invite fo atten a 5 i bis inte reatdonce, 82 White et 14 table cloths, spreads, quilts, biaukets, shoes, coate, ponte, vests and other ode. to nameroue to meu. tion, By order of =. J. LEVY, 490 ithcomest, Lil PEREMPTORT SALE—RICHALD EIELD, Avurt., will sell thie day, at 10% ofclock, at Pearl at, a belt lot of eeamen's clothing, cos MANNI On Thureday, Jan 4, Edward Man- ning. a native of the Parish of Meelick, Co. Galway, ireland, seed 45 years, Hin friends, and thoee of his brothers-In-law, Pat- nek, Peter aud Orvan Larkey, ere rerpectiully fue vited to attend the tunerol tures, atkerneon, @¢ 1 o'clock, from bis late re ilence, 145 Cen (fe st. 115 sane Morris, aged 54, d ide are reepectfully invited ‘fe Goniday) afternoon, vemas, uadeiebirts, drawers, &e. WW. WITTERS, AUCT'R, wre this day, at 2 o'clork, at 454 furniture, &e., of @ family; car cloths, beda, . ocking chair, and everything foe A rolls deraged carpets, &e. 119 AUCT’R. WiLL SELL ne et, all the furniture, care pets bedding, oll cloths, enamelied suites aud every thing necessary for housekeeping in the slove fous rtory houre oo BBUSANENS ¢ Inte resi vie’ cenadmother tADE NOTICES, MEETING OF THE Practical il be held at Military Hall, on thisevening. Puuctual at- tendance fe roy ©. WILLIAMS, Pres, W CLAYTON, Kee 0 ONGSHOREMEN, NO, 2, WILL HOLD 4 VALUABLE MILK ROUND FOR — SALB qheap, with horees and Ve? haces upete. For & special merti Ml thie Fricay evening, at 5 | particulars, inquire at the depot, ret ave. near Ln The puuctua at endance of peg hg 40th et = ous Ci Dr order. JAIN GANNON, Pree Tis. | A GOOD CHANCE—FOR SALE THE FIX- WESTMAN, Ree, “ tures Gnd three wens teers of one of ths i 4 = aw We T7517 V yutcher . SOTICE. TO TAILORS A REGULAR stands lo the Thu War fe butchers shop, as th owner isgoimg to Euro Apply w T. HOGAN, 39 Cherry at. B4u ay PARTNER WANTED WITH §200 TO $500 in an ostablished office business, Full pare treulare can be obtained at HANSEN & LEGUE IT'S 121 Navenu et, room 16. 4 —#i00 WILL BUY THE LEASE, SiUCR Quarterly Mevting of the New York Tailors I'race Provective and Lenevolent t nion will be held to morrow evening, Saturday, Jan. Gh, for the election of officers aud trensacifon of otwer inportant bust pew Ageneial attendance je requested, By order of the Cental Comminee, JACOB MORSTALL, Pies, WM. C. TUCK, See. rt at Or ICE OF THE WORKING WOMEN’S AX aud fixtures of a corner !.quor store, near the PROTECTIVE UN i. Bowery. ‘This isa rare chance, o it must be sold on York, ——, 1808, sccount of the ewne: going south, Fo: paruiculare app y to P. SUBRIDGN, 144 Sixth at, N.Y, bs MALL BAKERY AND RESTAURAN® for sale; } @asy payments; suitable for a Indy or gentieman; wel: fitted; brick even, éa RICHARDSON, 6! Lilerty e+ let floor, (a *XPRESS HORSK, WAGON AND HAR 4 new, cutting machine and route, all for eaie af a sacrinee, ‘ihe owner ie going to Australia, Wagom top aud barnese quite new. Come aud see for yours eel Apply till 12 to BE. MURPHY, 811 mare thy wore, FoR SALE—A BAR-ROOM AND FLX. tures, wih six furuished rooms, with siabling im the rear torS horses. with | years and § menths' | Apply t0 BAMUEL WYNN, Auctiones, 4 Bivadway. 2638 Fok SALE—ONE OF THE BEST PAYING iquor stores in the Tih Ward will be sold chee as the owner is gotny tothe country, For furth lars inquire at 699 Wavor et, tor sep eh e TO THE PUBLIC, The civil war which lias dcsolated our land, and turn ed our once huppy borne into houses of mourning, baa talen with ulinr eevesity on the sewing and traler- women of city, Many OF whom were making thiee anmy SHIMIY PRK DAY AT 48 CENTS A Piboe, To the inade juate compensation paid for ferme In bor the Working Womeu's Protective | pion owes ite origin, The Association consiste of a number of be- nevelont ladies and gentlemen, whove sympathies have been eullsted. and whe voluntarily give their sune and money to promote an inatitution that «ill he of Trees beuetit to the working wowen of \uw York ty. myer the prominent objects of the Institution fs the estabilslinent of Registry syetem, wheeby fe Taales way be asssied in obtulning employment, and to secure them legal provectou agaiust fraud, Lee of expense, itieciso an object of the Institution te discover new and appropriate spheres of employment tor woe wen, in departinents not bow occupied by them, We earvestly appeal to all good citizems, mole es pecially the ladies, to aseiet uefa maintaining an ore eanization latend’d to beneit aud encourage their | © @ office, ; eel. ie own sex to Intor for a livelihood, SOR SALE—A MEAT MARKET DOLNG A LADino OF New Yous Willy ouoot remenberthe good ine ee; ninst be wold immediately h friendless working girl? Thousende of doiiare are rate- owner hae o:her business to attend to, Call ed for other benevolent purposes, and must she, who Fast 13sh at, ° 66 works frequentiy trom haif-past seven in the morning ot — =? Hill neatly that tine in the evening, be lett to giruggle prok SALE — MILKg ROUTF, HORSE, Without that ayropathy and support which Gol, in his wagon sud ber ness, 2 qis. of customers, fn, wi nite meres, hes blessed you with the rtoxive? supp'y of milk, Will be sold cheep ifeatied tor thie Contnbutions to the fund, either in mone., dry week; alto 2 pony horescheap, Apply as 61 Waste fords or provisions, will be gladly accepts. and may | at, near Canal, in the wiik store, 61 he sent to the Treesuier, M.S, Beach, bam,., Sun Office, | - of No. 50 White at. It any lady doeires to ald the Committe by giving some portion of her time for the good of her nex, ehe will be able to obtain turther {ntortaauen by apis ing to the Superintendont, at the rooms of the (pion, No. by White street. During the inet nine months the Union has sent more than th’ee thousand women employment in the various trades and callings enumerated ip the follow- ing list, Pe sons in want of operatives will be furnish- ed on application, Within the same time nearly three hundred dollars has been collected for deirauded working women, by the lawyer working gratuitously for this institution, This money was collecied in sums varying from twea ty-five ceute to thirty-five dollars, JOR SALE—THE STOCK AND FIXTURES of aemall grocery, for ®1'%, on account of the proprietor going in the country. 54 Spring at. _ 28 ‘OR SALE—AN OYSiER AND ALE SA, loon, 1m a good location, Inquire 1 Bayard at, fos 3 1 | ieee alike ge BR: tor ia cc a JR SALF—A RUTCHER SHOP ESTAR lished for the last ly » The remons ior sek ling, the owner bre other ose to attend i Ap. the premises 143 Hoss 26th st, bet Hone Weaver. (OR SALE—MILK AND GANDY STORR and grocery ; 1eut low ; 2 roongs ju the beck, 28 Rowmnatiossen, Neckties, Lo 2, et ale seas ee Mitngen te Pape Collars, ROCERY STORE—COR, 4TH AND Green. Capmakine, for sale, The above desirable stand, with a stock Sew, Machine Operating, brotdery. Copyini. of filet Clase geeceiies anda gvod run of custom, ¢ i Or Fitdng, lp Apr for anie, Appy ne above 331 ay “ur Bewlus, Saleswou - OTR 5 Shirt Meking, Glove hewine, YSTER SAlA ' STAND FOR tock ing Sewing, Beok kin: r less than vaeluntion of fixtures, as the kbinding, Telegrapting, leave the city next week, Call in the vooket Feathers, ssioon, | varies at, for’ days, E) Hoop Skirts, Jace Mending, (PALLORING BUsl established; a goud cl 3s FOR SALE, Weil nee for a tailor to get inte uy Bead Work, acood business with « email espital, where he will akine rae h.ve plenty of work, Inquire 119 Varick st. 46 rushes,” Attitcinl Flowers, + 2OC WILL BUY A CORNER STORE Photozraph Coloring, bing Making, z with fixiuces, enitable for a groeery, Pin Mnkiny, Button Making, Hyuor or meat market. Apply at 618 Hudeon at, oor, famp Burners, de waved West luthet, No egeate need epply, Ty Paper-hox Making, Baloters, $95 O WILL BUY THE FIXTURES OP Piersers, Clothes Mena: “ 9) A Destly flied up liquor store with apart liair Dressera, be, &e, easy ee Vo ij sentonly $12 per wouth. iogene (THE BARNESS MARERS' ASSOCIATION | #154 ave: ©. . : eal | Sa will howd th regu ering ‘ a ee rors "qu Syren Inetituse, root 2400, Fs lday MORSES, CARRIAGES. &o clock. Pane heal shencance ; Hee po . ——-—-——_» CHARLES 0, DCRNINGS eaident, FRA USINESS WAGONS, OF EVERY STYLB, ALLAN, Ae CONE ECTIONERS—COME ONE, COME all—Ap adjourned meeing of the Joucneyinen Conteetioners’ Protective t nion will be held atthe ’ +46 Vilico et.on next suode, see 1 constantly on hand, or made io order in the best Tannel; Aleo BONE BeCOLd-hund wagons in good order, You wollfind this pace ee levorsbie ae any that cam be sound, aad every article warran'ed ss rep. erent- | ed. SHE ARIS Wagon t nowy, Old elube:, Hroade way and Sib ave “1 Jan, | aly Precisely, Purecual atten en | 5 , ~ = Tei iwo.nee 0: hivpataneewill be traraiers | WOR SALE — A HANDSOME BROWN ed. orce WERALHIRILL, Pio O1N rive, 15 hence lich, coming S yeaa eld, eon! SHERWOOD, See. MW ard kind jc all harness, jobe nd coon at 15d West 4th war, be | Jk Sant cuvar — HORSE, WAGON ud ba news fit ‘or expose or other bumness, et, 1b the biaeksmica’e shop, in i VW okkINGM N's UNION—A KEGUT luveting ofthe Work nemen's tntou ow helt as 2o7 Bowery, on this Friday evenius, dan, 6, tty oolock, Ali delegates ae requ present, a there will Le jection tor tieenrung term, M. LIENS, Presiden F. LLOYD, Secretary soc | Enquire at 156 suilivan ag. i OID 6 A LARGE Tho Sa bonds bigh, warrsated to draw (OH Car OF truck, would trade ior one Tnquiie bt 26. beet lath et, 67 Fok SALE—A DUNN MARE, 5 YEARS y\ Mi ; r 1, eound avd kind, 1d'9 hi b ; Ab usdet ie & at 943 Maibevey auc oe 10% hewds leh: can be soem me Priday, bthdunanrs, sy 1h | PJORSE FOR SALP-rOR WANT OF on le | Use Weoml hore, price edu; te true, and will po AOI, 10 pm Broher PATRICK B respect bo araw 6 ton. bho ta Liquor Bluse, Cor, Pearl and SON SILLY, Prests JOHN ORE Jolin ete, Brook vin : 22 JRANCH NO, 1, FATES ; ( NE BAY HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD, J. 1. A,B. Societ, - This society bavine resolved coun aud Kind, uiteble tus auy buemess. Lue fo witeud the fair now in progsesa in the baveme sor | WYO BOT Colniiiag ob } BS Andis i) Chursh, jor ihe benelitot tue tusucu. | > —-- tien of erevy, in Bust Houeton se, this Friday even. , vy the, ‘The membere are requiied to resemble ai ther DEN EIN TRY, ball 287 [ludaon of, ab T Gomck, Land token, ene mn _— 4 . nnn it ny ne hoider to @ plot o ground, ior rale ip the A‘ HING TKETH CURKD— CARIOUS #1 enc OLN ORME, Bec JUUN towih filled or extiueted W itho Y. 10 $ WELSH, b bares ee +} each, Bais of oe spd, runber ares ay Pie OFFIL Rs A B OF NEW ful tecth $1 each, Te eloenet oz whitened. AU ‘ a oa CORL& operations warranted by Dr V York Lode 3 requested to » 4 la she TERS, 30 the Oth inst, at 1 o'clock P.M, badges), to uttena the funeral of ith mourning ur late Brotue., JDP: DRARE, #35 CANAL STREET, SETSA ret ot teeth ou eilver at a7 to a15 Jobn Patterson, ‘The Oroerin peueral we inviud wo $22; eect, Roe 4 i vb gold at $1 to attend, JOUN BELL, Wk LB, BLACK, | With f0ld, bone cemont oF obide Hire pee ‘led . a Joys Wowk, Teeth atruciwu withous pain, “eT