The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 3, 1870, Page 3

‘BEGINNING THE NEW YEAR, WAICH NIGHT AT THE AFRICAN £ION CHURCH. ine Time~A Colored Clergyman expects to be Present atthe Final Jadgm and to say Amen red Sinner Zion Church, the mother of all the colored churches in New York, is sitnated on the northweat corner of Bleecker and West Tenth streets. A mar- Die tablet, set in the rear wall of the edifice, under the gallery to the left of the tn-coming worshipper, fives an epitome of the history of the church, fa gilt letters, as follows: African Methodist Epircopal Zon Chareh } Was founded A. 1). 1800, Rebuiit A. D. 1x0, Burned down A.D, 1890, } And rebailt A. D. ‘1810. Zion Church Is an offshoot of the old John street Metiodist Church, and set np for itself inthe year 1800, beoause the white brethren would not give the colored brethren 9 fair show. ‘The white hterarchs ‘Would not ordain the colored patriarchs as preachers, nor allow them a seat in the church councils; and 60 the colored Methodists set up achureh of their own, find modelled tts government on that of the United States rather then on Bpiscopacy. Their bishops hola office for only four years; and unless a bishop toes the mark, he does not get revlected, No brother-in-law business is tolerated, Everything {3 fair and square, and essentially republican. The “eon nection,” as its mombors call it.now comprises a mem , Dersbip of over 200,000 iu the Union, mostly in the Southern States, and has abort 800 preachers, and ix bishops, The pastor of Zion Chureh f» the Rev. William F. Butler, an intelligent gentleman, who in- formed us thnt his society, and the “connection " generally, are in a prosperous condition, On Friday evening last, the congregation of Zion Church, with a host of friends and strangers, assem- bled in their edifice, to celebrate the close of the old and the incomingwof the now year, popularly known Watch Night. It was their seventicth snoiver. mary of the custom, and great enthusiasm prevailed. The pestor was assisted by the Rev. William Ihil Ups and the Rev, Isaac Jennings, both eviored. ‘The eburch members and their friends evidently felt cer- tiled of a refreshing season, of an alnindant out pouring of the spirit, ‘The church was packed from alter rail to choir gallery, Contiguity bent fervor Before the hour for the regular exercises arrived, Ampromptu prayers were heard ta various parts of the room, and the prayers were embroidered with the shrill pipings of babies, scattered here and there Mhrough the audience, B The worshippers were dressed in their best, and ked 'not only devout but intelligent and re- epectuble, ‘There was perfect oricr and decorum, except among some of the white visitors, who were Attingly rebuked, as will appear « little further on in oar narrative, THE CURTAIN RISES, Precisely at 9 o'clock, the pastor stepped Into the pulpit and gave out the bymn : * Defore Jehova’s awful throne,” Which was sung to the tune of Old Hundred, by the whole congregation, led by an organ and a well Wained choir, The evect was grand and devotional. The pastor then read the first I'salm, after whicu the Rev. William Phillips made the following prayer: REV. MR. PHILLIPS'S PRAYER. Oor Father who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy tame, Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done on tarth'as itis done by Thee in heaven, far beyond the iene of mortal eyes, among the angels of eternai it and blessedness.'O Lord, open our eyes this night to eee ‘Thy glories and our hearts to foe! ‘Thy Fooduess, (Cries of “Yes, sex; do Lord,” by the Audience.) Lord, we are nothing ; we are dust; we » worms (* ¥cs, yes"); but Thou art great, and ant all power, uid we are in Thy band. | Au, jab, yes."]' O Lord, use Tay power in mercy Boicria wrth: (von lords O erat, Care, eu to Wandering from Tee, “[ Ah— 1 now; Lord, iu merey come down in Thy wer liere this night, and concentrate our wander g thoughts, aud warm our hearts, and heat them hot—red hoi—bring ‘em to a white heat, that onr affection. may be weided to Thee, and we feel the indloodings of T ace upon our sinful natures, fibriem ey ¥, Of Sour Ah Hesenveta's: eperit, ond showing us 1 r ways, and bidiing us walk in the of righteousness, [' Yes, Lora, yes."} 1 k Thee that we fare still permitted to pr this side of the We and an endless vtecnity, suppose that on 16 last night of the last day of the year one thou mand eight hundred and sixty-nine so soul here should hear awful summons, Pi are to meet thy God [*Oh—O—hor"], would that soul be p pared? Could it be prepared? [‘O Lord, have mercy.”} © Lord, let us consider, let us reflect, let us remember, let Ux bear in mind that we are hast ening to that grave wh ax swallowed up millions upon millions e burning Inke is ne: (' An--b—)."} ¢,O Lord, gather fn ou Wandering ‘houghte, and gather usin too, (Yes, do Lord.")} Fil Thy servant who 1 (o addres us to: night from Thy Word with wisdom from on high Gather tn his wan sand bring him to B cospel focus, that iis power may r Mony hearts, "And as for us, O Le one and ail this night—now-—resolv: henceforth tor God ty * down to our graves son the resurrection morn. to uinan imavination to reign Wits e forever tn the map ius Of Dicesedness th Bn endless cteruity of bliss; anu Tuine snald be th tory, for Christ's sake, Ainen, [Crics of * amen” and “glory” ali through the louse.| ‘Tho pastor next gave out the hyme beginning, “ Benold, my, soul, the narrow: ‘That marks the’ passing year which was sung, as beforo, by the whole congregu- tion, the organ and choir leading, When the hymn had been thus sung, the sexton lighted up motto, A IN EXCELSIS DEO. composed of gas Jeis behind the pulpit, and Christo pher Rush, the patriarch of Zion Chureh, a Mind old man, 02 years of age, arose and addressed the congregation in a voice of remarkable strength and dearness, as follows: THY OLD PATRIARCH’S ADDNESS. wep FRienps Tam kindly asked to aay tonight; an’ f ec er it # priv Jege an’ it's a duty, too, tat I'in glad to ats charge. But, my beloved friends, don't want you to look for any surprise from this. poor old ercauure Ao-mght. Lye been a knockin’ about this we dong, that 'cordin’ to the best ealkelation TF éar Pm vow tn my Y3d year; an’ Tye often hhow the author of wy belug would hav ‘From time to eternity long belure this 9 But throag. his merey fam bere to night eaied tO Kay Somethin’ J thou wsolemn idexs, but Edon't ca’ anything fine, guonee, TL hui ih home above. N: mn Nour ard bein Ia throw olf nleon BLY wn’ Tdou't want you tu ivuk ior en tL am near only my stres als, Lut ‘I'y 1 of late, and for w time past wits divers ren. s for earthly evils, of Which at is not necessary to Like time to lel you about, for where Pm goin’ 4 er, anu doctors don't trouble u thank I shan’t be to-ntght, only my body fulls but mind fail can't remember as Lonce did, nor address you as 1 once did; but that’s the Lord's busiuess, and my Louse, any deen sorely aftlict mayor is * His w n-varih, ae ats an heaven,” which I te d adhere to tn my ge. J T shall fee) willl” to 5 o know fn’ but this 1 be upon ert. Hf earnin j to you to-nighi—to you, any dear f 4 no lovger see with these ewrthly ¢ tions of * Poor old man! Pour old iuan My Leloved friends, my prayer to-n for yews my 1 bech, thint God ¢ en pou ih a old Zion, [Yes yes.) Yor al know that suc has stood many a bombshell from he foc. Her cneuies have paved Goi to knock hor downto knock down the dour old 4 Lie won't do it while we stand by hin. [ Tet us all stilve to be branches and limbs of old on, an’ be sruiitu + Wave had many ba good many Rard crops, but thanks be to God, the is fertile, [So it 18, ¥o it a.) I don't intead to make a tong 2 LAmen.| But 1 tank my heavenly fatier for the rtunity ‘Murded me to pour ont ry heart Gi Mast nizbt of the year 160 once more, aud the Lora will Diess tt aa listen to the Wise, but scatters must look unt fort plant myself on this text of script ® They that trust n the Lord shall n bw rabisll Lo we Ait. Ziou, Wiueh eu NOL be de NOW He GOT HIB KDUCATION, Thave trusted in the Lord, au’ have uot been ro: moved, Let us all trust in the Lord. (Yes, yee.) The lace vrewth we draw let us draw it bo [iis praise te’ fhe glory, Its Mount Zion that cannot be re moved, “Letue be dike Mount Zion, an’ then we shold not be 1s Vve been like Mount Zivn Tye trusted in the Lord, an’ U've not Leen confound: ed nor removed. ‘the Lord has made frieods for life he hus made friends forme, fa my jecation he made frionds for we. Twas born in slavery, my friends = [An—b--ht) Twas brought vo in slavery, (Oh—h—b!) Bue ia the house where I was borw into alayery tho mis Hors thought « colored jerson should have learwing ouough to read the thile, but oughta’ to have no- thin’ to do with wr Au’ so she old nurse, oF Aunty, OF iouininy, a8 we called her, Was told to teach At ohe didn’t have the faculty, nor ian’ T said to my mistieas, What's the ‘And sho an . ee; you'll know! Aa’ utter wanted to see how we one day Wo spell . Chive ierdiah dian.” eiiid- An’ old miat’ “Bpell that i * Guitieateh alga, enfidianes Ag? ia mMint’ee What Bad of ts that a spelling? hi An’ a time T pe t it an’ said, “ Chi-yi-vildish dis! “An old ee it Pega Bebe wa may acdootin Ha in the 1708 f came to New York, an’ hi voen knockin’ aboat an’ aroun’ ever since. Some of us colored folks wanted Sunday schools for our chil- dren, an’ we started ‘em; but we had a white man for ghuperintendent, and whive men, and women for teachers. One day’ I sald to myself, * What do all these white folks como to our Sunday school for? Do they come to get edecation or to hear our elo- quence?" An’ 1 said," No: colored folks haint got ny edeeation oF eloquence." An’ I reflected deeply on these matters. * Where shall colored people £ eloquence and edecation # Lnsked myself, At last I came to the conclusion how they must get ‘em, and that was to go to school like white folks and have canes cracked over (heir heads, (Sensation.) So T Went to work and got white folks to teach me to road; and then T got a young Inwyer to teach me to Write, Whose office--wlich was an old Scotchman's, his boss—I_ swept out and made the fires in, That Young lawyer was 8 ice man, and taught me to write an’ be got on famous, an’ wenta ridin’ one day with the governor of the Police im them days, nd the horse ran away, uu’ the Doggy waa upset, an’ the lawyer's neck was broke, an’ he died, An’ perhaps there are people tn this night Who've hoard his name, which it was Cyrus Eddy. ‘That’s'the way I learned to write, An’ my triond taught me another ‘thing, an’ that was this verb : * Cornelius,” said he, “remember this an’ write | on your heart Acie one true a you're happy.” An’ ao F did: but Talways had a plenty of frien: God raised ‘em up for me, An’ wheo I be ‘my colored brethren #: ae ‘couldn't read the Bible, nor weite thetr names, ¥ felt ashamed: un’ I told ‘em to learn—to go to day school, to Sunday sonool, to night school; to study at home eveuin's, au’ learn to read and write, 80 we wouldn't have to depend on white tolks for our, Sunday school teach. ers. An’ they did learn, one way an’ another. An‘ now we ‘ve scholars among an’ teachers, too, an’ thoola an’ learain’, Aut, all thie, te notin’ without the aperit of God heart. tust havo reli- gion, (Amen.] thren, we can't have too mach religion. (No, no.} Never mind 10, bat be religious. Fight toe good fight of fuith. (Yer, yes; glory to God.} Brother Batler, I don't core for yout Cloquence, though T rejoice in ft; but L want you to be aman of truth, whose word cra be reli Bivss you all, my brethren, Bless you all, m) ters. T've had over half a century's work since I was ordained, an‘ haye been up an’ down, an’ here an’ there, an’ had It rough am’ smooth, an’ round an’ about. [Poor old man! Poor old man!) But the Lord bas brought me through, ‘an he'll bring you all through, If you trust ia him, safe to Heaven at last, for the Kedeemen's sake, Amen. ‘THE PASTOR LAYS DOWN Tite RULES. Atthe conclusion of the Patriareh's address, the Rev. Mr. Butler rose and eaid: Let the ushers put fivepersons in asset. Where there are only four ina seat let them sit up close, and make room for another. Two hundred more people can get seats, Fill those seats fuller at tne ends of the galleries? And now as toorder. We must have order, and for that purpose, Vil state 0} fone rules, One of our rules ie, that if we cate you whisperiug, laughing, or talking, we put you out, We have policemen here to take care of disor deriy persons. If youdon't want to be taken out, tiven don’t lati oF tle, OF, whisper. “I saw somé whispering and laughing in the gallery over there. ft must be stopped or you'll be putont. Another rule is, that there must be no standing ,up to look over heads, You must sit gown, and if you can't see, You must be satisfied with hearing. Peopie come ‘church to hear, und not see or be seen. Brethren, put five ina seat all through, and our friends are re- quested to kindly submit to that necessity. When as many of the audience as possible had been seated, the hymn beginning “ The Lord of earth and ak: The God of ages praise was civen out and sung, after wich the Rev. Isaac Jennings, being called upoa to lead in prayer, re sponded as follows : THE REV. MR, J ING3'S PRATER. O our Father, who art the everlasting and eternal God, who dwelicth in the highest heavens, and whose presence filleth an immensity of space and an cternity of time: while angelic hosts aro busily eu- gaged in celebrating Thy praises in regions of uncre- ‘ated light, we, Wi0 are made a little lower than the angels, desire to celebrate Thy greataces In earth, We acknowledge before Thee, with shame and confaston, that if Thou hadst brought jadgment to the line aud equity to the plummet, we sliould Lave been cut off befure this night, apd found our place in the hopeless lake of eternal woe. (“ Yes, yes."] But Thou hast remembe . ' merey. ("Glory to Godt") Whilst Thou has spared s, we have seen. so many of our associates whom we have held social converse with, aud who Were just a8 good as us, cut down in their pride. Death, rushing in without re- gard to age or respect to persons, has entered the lace as well as the cal and we have seen our brethren carried feet foremost to their long home, with their eyes closed, and now thelr bodies are slumbering in the cold lodge of the valley, while their spirits have gone to a world unknown to us. (Ah, ab, ab....b1"} We, too, are travelling on to Uy smal bourne whence no traveller Lut re. Let turned to tell us what we shall find there geucern go through every heart to: house tn order?’ as the pr the great King and told him h in order, for he was wanted, Oh, there's a tryt ming, and there's a dying @ay a-com! Lord have inerey, O Lord save ui Let s come to the conclusion to-night to turn their feet to the Lord, as the psalinist David did. The year is almost toa close, but Death is making his inroads upon the human family, and before the clock strikes twelve more than twelve may be struck down “Yes, yes, Ab....b!"] Hear us, O Lord, to-night and grant asa powerful time, Grant that this may be a soul-reviving time, aud a devil-driving time, (Yes, yes. Amen.”) Now, at the commencement of our lmeeting, give ua the spirit, and give hin who is to veak the spirit, that his Words may come from the artand go to 'the heart, And wuen on earth wo e to live, co with Thy beloved children Urough the dark, | of death, adise Le out ho- s to Th without end, amen [Cries of * Do, Lord yes. Amen, amen.) ‘The Rey, Mr, Butler next came forward Iwill a all—to Presbyterians, to. Me , to Baptists, to everybody. And it is a solema Lymn, aud asks solemu questious: Hear it; “And must [be to judgement brought ‘Aad answer in ay FOr every vaia und idle thought, Anu every Word I say 2” The reading of the five verses of this hymn was accompanied by exclamations and groans, and one woman shrieked so loud as to startle the audience, ‘Tho hymn was sung to the tune of Old China, and to solema, appealing strains moved the heart to its depths, At the end of the third verse, anot{ woman eet up a shriek, which inspired the sudi¢hce to sing the remainder of the hymn with increasing power and unetion, When the singing was con cluded, the pastor gave orders that no more persons should be allowed to come through the middle door, or into ihe middie aisle, and then proceeded to preach extemporuncously ‘the discourse of the even ing ud sal THE REY. ‘The voice said, All esi is grasa! ap fower of the held Kruse withereth, the flower Ladeth* because the spirit ofthe Lord blowetn upon tt Surely we people we krass. The grass withereloy th flower fadethy vat the Word of OuF God shall stand fore CUsalat XL, 68) ‘This fortieth chapter of Teaiah f¢ the most magnif - cont of ali writings aud of all ideas. di its Y. its SUDLIMILY Surpasses that of all ot Ii scems to have been the cust MR, BUTLRK'S SEUMON, y. And he suit, What shail Lery? 1 te Koodliness thereat We ak the voritions: (he Monarchs oF anvquity to send a her m to announce thelr approach,te level mountains \ raise vaueys, and to remove all imped iment of their way, and the prophet in this chapter, With the assistance of God, gets to view the giory of rist ia his appearance, and here represents him as abont to commence his’ career of congnest and of silvation destined not Lo terminate uptll the nations of the world #hould become the kingdoms of our God and of las Christ. He seems to deseribe the miission Which b 1d centuries wfter, of the i nthe wilderne tea whose raiment was of > hair and gindte about loins, and pre people round About caine to be bay he prophet re views all this, ja this In the pi seed- Ing verses he ways," thaterieth in he wilderness, Prepare yo. tt make straight in the desert Very vullcy shall be exalted, aud every mountain nd duit shall Le laid low; and the crooked Je stra ght, and tue rough places plain.” +a view of what Christ came into mplish~that "Christ's glory shall all Heel #bull see tt Logetier, luvew the whole with thins J ed hath spoken it" Erepore to set before you tomnlght, from this pas sage whici I live selected, the transitory nature of he voce sald, Cey; and he sald, All flesh is grass, way of the Lord, Lighway for our Gs, vue VANITY OF BEAUTY, Now, let ne look at a few of the things whieh con- siitute' the trophies aud the glory of jen, and ye how Uey justly the assertion made by the prophet that all Hesl is grasa, Let us look frat at beauty, and elecance of stature, and endowinent of inteiieet, and comelinest of torm, We make our boust of Lowuty, We speak of the sparking eve, the well-cut teatn’es, the etroue aud shapely Minds! Tn looking over tay cougregation tomght, how many L see who autilul and lovely, Who are robust aad power Hut what ary wo, aner ull? ‘ake tae lund one in his assembly to-night—take the eat unt the manticat, and what are they, afer Ht “Wal your heauby Tast forever t your sirenesh ondure to the end? Leas go throuzh this congiogition and ple out a degen people that te venttiey were like glante a few shore months are now broken down, und de rit, and Httle children have to lend them, The me was when this oid father who has addressed you tonk Was a vigorous and Live man, the equal iu strength of any of you; but now the mark of Timeis vpon him, A fow more risings and set Unge of the sum, and the places which know him bow will kuow lum uo more turever, (Amen; bless the Lord,] You may boast of your beauty, but what is it, wiem wasted by discase, or rabbed off by toil? While sitting in my study this evouing one came to me who just a yenr ago to-day was a woman of re- markable Yeauty of face aur form; but sic had been 11, and ner beauty of face and farm had wasted away, Bue could bardiy drag onc limb afver apother, and had W& be helped down the steps, What ae you strong man in the morn! than a child at night. 4nd he had fallen i Adam in us {8 forever wor! Sin, and changes our beau! when sickness lays hold on you? I have seen the | you EY come. ie ( raiion tow" onthe" “eiigent sparkling e becomes the banquet ‘ous form, when “All flesh flower is one of the ‘world, and fades the {8 the emblem of youll of knowledge till now, there has bees o su of theories, notion: tell you one plain, with my sermon, uti got in here mms: etay in here through, and now you must stay d while ether my sometimes go to your churches, We stay until you say amen, although it is some: t—L[yes, yes]—and now say amen, OF you'll be take Aud now, to go back to the wisdom of mah and bis I suppor this house, times mighty tryn you must stay until charge by the police. theories ; we railroads and telegraph, at our absurdit coach it be t vanced by minist the livery of heaven to 8 Yes}, or whether it bo Witlout the help of a 8 become the fot whether there but Isaiah says a (That's so, Amen.) perish, cluld, Wis low and marble, the bra all perishable and pass and Rome are destro; diery, and moths « ings. The curse of this nation, of the people will own us all. national an ckly bress de Lord.) And then there is fame ; why do men sacrifice so is Dut & summer cloud cen a cload rising from the hor\zon to the zenith. It would change from shape tu shave, and gieam with gold, and fade into obscurity, aud Gwally disappear fore day a man js lauded to the forgotte.s, I was never moro impressed with this than when 1 stood in “the Washington, whose walls Clay, houn need {0 make resound with their eloquence, and who were idols of the people, Oue seldom hears their name ever _tived, except when some schootboy declutms a es to persons who would just a8 soon hear a n. And as it 1s with men, so it fs with | ersinn, tho Babylon 1} Daniel much for fame? It have sometim: thelr fame wow. a8 reminded that comic poe legs of iron, and fe stone cut out of te mountain without hands, which —-— - It, (Yes, yes, power of God—i power which heroes, or kings, or empires canno: whom kave away trrones and k But God toucive sinote the image sh—h). Thi withstand, Loo! his play ground, 3 1 iiselt as lakes thing and the flower fideth, stand forever, A SHARP APYLICATION, How many of t ment brough year ago. Tle’ was as fone, a4 tent fell down, w es; pwer fade od has decreed sh: which shall be th Lot me press upou you to: wil earthly things. woman, (Yes, yes. young map. brows, " Dust turn,’ 1870, but the word of our God shall staud forever. (Yes, yea; amen J w we will sin rybody knows, on on a selecti ‘The choir sang who poure to the singing. the audiew EXIORTATION TOPLRB FROM THE WIATI TO COME, It is a glorious priv: y fe Will. yon once t 1 F hat thousands this Un Tio, and expected to be identified with you on elsewhere, But this nolle oceasi their hopes have been blasted, and they are moul- dering forms that a 3 that you now sit on, Every oac thinks he will live Yo see Liv) because it No one cspecially those whoare yet strangers to grace And in the gross balanee of tuciy sina, Dut What look forward to many years to cou. ing castles inthe wir, and drawime up plags for the fucures but ah, my friey is #0 ‘near, the grass withereth, ‘and he has been feeblor our decay throu loathsomness. ye of beauty, when quenched in death, hall of worms, That beaute din the coffin becomes pu- tresent and exhales in odors from which eat friend turna away in distress, these thi T might dwell on ings, but you see that, s the grass, and al! the goodliness thereof i 48 the flower of tie field," How appropriate is this prophetic Ua The Moat delicate product! jekest under any injury, It 1. and it is the emblem of the delicacy of youth also, and also, In too many casos, of tts fate—first trodden under foot Violence, and then cast awa But I pass on to the pride of intellect. ATIARD REBUT From the time that man frst started in the purenit to wither and perish, J systems, wi end; and the theories of one age they could do to eat yy ‘Was just ahend of it. the theorios of the age that nd now (said the preacher, as soveral white parsops attempted to leave) I want to ractical thing before 1 go on ‘all you who have this sermon ts We did'nt ask you to come, but you came, You eaine ty be ; a Ou must stay 1h dood or bad We od when we do co, now that the nineteenth century laughs af all things belonging to days gone by. We at the wisdom of our fathers, Looking at our wo Inugh at what has gone before ; and just as we laugh at what we call the wisdoni of our fithers, so will our children laugh a What we call our own ‘wisdom, will look back on the nineteenth century and laugh id call us old f @ that all w od and the Bible, w love or free divoree ad- Puture generation ‘ories either of fre lour, will pass away and hing stvck of enlightened mea in ages, as it is pow, ar In the word of God which we have, there ie sense enomeh to stand on, aud é¢ will stand tells us," Whether there be tongues thoy shall cease, iL Vanish away ; {our God shall stand for- ever.” Aud it will stand, you may (ry your beat to pull it down, to write ft down, to preach it down, to it down, to lecture itdown, but as eure as there's ad.on high just so sur ‘There is such @ thing as eaperi- inental religion, aud the wisdom which comes of it ‘That wisdom will, stand. eo knowledge it All other wisdom shall | 1 Bir Iauc Newton, standing on the sen s\ With a pebble in his hand, felt himself to be a mere Without religion in bis soul, ali his worklly Windom Would wot help him to take Bold of any tui ng waich wouid live furever, 108 REPUDLIC'S GREATEST DANGER, Wy, the very instrnments used to perpetuate the Worldiy 4restn tie cauvas—are statues of Greece an unappreciating so) nd time cat up the ¢ ‘And so too with wealth, changing hands in this country, fame of It is const «i Lam giad of it. sane desire to grow rie without work is the it is eating out the very heart It ts corrupting eve Jutors, the judges, and everybody Is yielding to the madnewa, ‘The greatest danger to our repubhe institutions Is to come from the centralization of enormous wealth in a few hands. sharp the railroad com "They all State both, of the judges to suit their pur look out, they'll bave us al therefore that wealth, like alb worldly (hings, passes q way, and that the Qeei of fortune never stands still, but goes round 50 that the family that is on dbotton by and by, aud the family that is now at the bottom will, in the course of time, take its tura at the top, and get a new view of things, If we don't look panies and a few rich men ready own the legislatures, ad they also own enongh ensiaved. round uil the time, p HOW will be at the Buch is fame. 1 to-morrow Senate Chamber at Webster, and Cal tie “Ab image, with be sand tigi ‘stone b baubles and m with his power and he crambled. ks, rivers, ril ‘away and pointed it to be the last thin, ere must b tis the word of God. J. God has ay ss away. In tl ("Good ! giory 8 congregation will be living at ext year Y [Aly just © ehure [¥es, ses.) man of God e hymn, * And must 1 beto judg. | 4. By single gallon fur $1.95, or $1 for 10 gations or 1 remembered how be sung it a ag man th T was with bim in bis Inst moments—the last time to him—when God sent his ange: to take down the old tabernacie of flesh, and I saw bim when the wae carried to his hom he wae ready, > ar we have seen mothers we dead children, and chil ‘Bb weeping em bad come and The grass withereth end ln you may be the Ml t to | {No, no. Dir, don't.) Ure passing away, young You are passing away, God has written on your wou art, and unto dust shalt thou re- [On, don't; few more minutes, We sill bo ushered into the year The grass withereth and the flower fa (ab-tet.} miliary hymm that eve- er bere nse to thy Dl THE COL When this hywn had be: Before we proceed auy further the choir will make | Pa! ond the stewards will This is our regular New Year collec! pect those wio are friends of the shail lig, n sungs the pastor suid : make & coll auch to give Loving Kindness: Were passed around through thg packed audience such ashower ofmickels upon thew that the clatior seemed Nke a piza 0 accompaniinent ‘The money having been secured 9 @ come to order, the Rey, Isauc Jennlugs came forward and gave the following iny friends, to hold n, either here or graves. Tast year m pains and uches a any of you; butoh, my friends, th and the grass withereth, ear ago to-n! Worms noi feast on nthe very seats flow eno Fe THE SUN, MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1870 Haven, share; Resdine Railroad, 5 H Panama 'Compean '® cont, gold, Adhd SAVINGS BANKS, hi ‘Come, come! oh, come Chiist mney | cers emesis ala | the world is on fire, and the rumbling thunder rolls ‘That | through tho vast concave, it will be too lat doom will be Cries for mercy all throug the house.] ‘This may be the last (ime you will hear my vole. 1 expect to be tai that awfal and when the Lord shall tay to ils sheep, to rt e devil jour deve t. Tan. 17, and also an extra nib e Aiyidend at thre rato of 8 W cent. per an theres anf when he shall say to 18 go A ep i ere; ant _ st fay to a al . 4 ye ehined, Into everlasting fize, prepared for th preentonira ch = esha dhaanehandadiaeet a And his angels,” 1 expect to aay amen to your dam- The West Side, Franklin, Abingdon Square, Ma- tion, for I have the wrath to come. mercy ; atnen.) When the excitement, caused by the stunning an- nouncement, with which the fast speaker closed, had subsided, the Rov. Wiliam Phillips stepped into the pulpit and delivered the following + @, ae ight to flee from | tual Benoft, Dry Dook,, German, Up-town, Union {On wo, not don't; Lord ha no, not don't; we | Dime, and the Sixpenn ings Banks also the tuaual 8 cent, dividends. bo ry oe Fire Insurance, 6 P cent., payable on do- mand. The coupons of tho funded debt bonds of the State of Arkansas, due Jan. 1, will be paid on pro- sentation by the Ainerican Exchange Bank. ‘or plucked by The coupons on the bonds of count: EXMORTATION TO IMMEDIATE REPENTANCE. Mo., issved to the St. Louis and Bt does Nr Rouitond Bit |My frlends—a solemn thought—shall we all meet | Company, due Jan, 1, will by bald ‘ut tho Banke of 1d without Ld hgh ches eariowtte of these hs Sastier America. solemn thought; what came ye out lo-night to BANK DIVIDENDS, e had about all | Scot What brought you here? To watch the Old Perot year out, or to covemant with God as it goes out, | Broadway that you will live nearer to him and eurve him as you oh 0 havenever served him before? ‘Thess are solemn | fun fiend pughts, and thist# agotomn time, It is appointed | Pubs Mead. unto all men once to die, and onee ts enonzh. (Yes, | third. National You, so itis.) Lite is a bubble, a vapor; we are herd ws Kone Brolin ona antes today and to-morrow we are ie. Every man, | Eire netted, | woman, aad child hero to-night should learn to say, Steno rte teseh moto, number my days that J may apply my heart unto wisdom." What have you been think- ing of while here? Have you been thinking of vain delusions, or examining yourselves to make up your final accounts? [Al—h, that’a It, yaa, yes, earmereceacavecaaded, ta | One my fellow travelers with fae £6 the bar of God, Betuntr Drepece, teevare so, meet rast Ged, He 1s corning Conmenweal and when he comas he will come quickly, and you'll | fienkor Nive fork... be taken unawares andent of in your ans, [Oh Chatieas Sational......8 | no, oh no.) Says wome one In ‘fifteen minutes 1360 wilt rolt out ;"” yet, near as the new year is, death is tripping at your hesls, [Oh no, oh no.| As the sand In the hourglass of time drips, #o ure your lives dripping away-slowly, slyly, noiseless! y, frilly. secretly your lives are dripbing away, aud you jen and tow | don't know it. (Ah—ht] Oh, Lord, cut them not fom except | 2OWR, (No, ‘no, Lord, oh don't.}" Young man, Whether | YOUM Woman, how stands the ease with y Bup- oso the messenger wore tO come how. what would be your case? [Oh don't, oh don't, and, ories for SIATE AND OTHER BOXDS. Per F leenten Paette: Honda a 3 Vaton Pacitic ‘Ronde . U. 8. Pacife Bonds, have stolen i. ns cli dovil in’ (An, yor, | MeFCI-) One says, ** Mother and falner lived over mavur . " 4 ety Years, aud may Knot live as long tt’ Who can ‘NG AND FINANCIAL, mo shork cub to heaven +? Beatty snow ttippl rar your heels, This ts —— 4 momentous occasion; and I would way, in couclu- sion, prepare to meet thy God [great sensation] be: he calls you from this bouse to stand before nis taming bar, # ries and shrieks.) A CHOICE SECURITY. Snvew Pan Cent. Goun, Free or Govenxment Tax Tim COVENANT MYMN, (Neancy 10 Pen Cant. Connescr,) ‘The next oxercise was the singing of the Covenant Finst Mortcacs Donps hymn, beginning: Aes “ Come, let us use the grace divine, New York axp Oswrco And all with one aceord, Miptanp Rarinoan. MOursclves to Christ the bora.” ‘Tuner, Bonds CAN ne Reaistenan. ‘This was @ most solemn exercise, The hymn was | StX Mintions or Dotnans Paip-ur Stock Svp- ed off, two lincs at atime, by the pastor, and was | ScmIPTIONS. No bonds issued on road under con received with ejaculations, groans, and | struction; issue limited to $20,000 per mile of road shricks from a few halferazed women. When the | bullt and in running order, BEING ONLY ANOUT HAL? mn had been sung through to the end, the whole | THE ACTUAL CasH cost, ‘The road ts being built congregation united in sileat prayer, but the silence | With great economy for cash; 150 miles are already ‘was constantly broken by ripples of marmnring eries, | completed in the most thorough manner, equipped, and groans, aud ejaculations. This exercise having | and running regular trains; and the whole line (over 400 miles) it is expected will be completed been concluded, the pastor PRAYED THM OLD YEAR OUT AND THE NHW YeaR iN. | Within the ensuing year, It {s one of the most im- portant roads in ihe State of New York. It shortens ‘ijest point. | Daring this prayer, the cries and surieks of the the Mt dy | andience were so great and so constant that it was | the route from New York city to Buffalo 70 miles, anc to Oswego 45 miles; it traverses a popatous dls: impossible to report the pastor's supplication The whole audience, for the greater part of the | trict destitute of other railroad facilities, which must time, were shouting and praying together, Several | furnish it a large and profitable local business ; and women seemed to have gone crazy. They did not | !t Will be completed at an aggregate cost far below pray, but simply yelped. ‘Tue pastor's prayer wns | thatof any competing line, These advantages cannot fervent, and in the high old Methodist style; aud | “¥i! to make tt one of the best paying roads leading trom what we could catch of it it scemed to bea | fom the metropolis, and its First Mortgage Bonds summing up and concentration of all the stirring | © Of the aafost securities over issued, All mort- appeals which baé gone before tt, the sum of the | &4g@ bonds tssued on railroads running from whole thing being a passionate appeal to the Lord | the city of New York are good, and the interest to come dowa in His power and work conviction | Prompdy paid, although some of them are of ein all round, and issue a clean bill of lading to | MOrteaged for more than doable the amount per the good old Zion ship, that was just abont to start | Mile that the Midland ts, Among the bonds now on her cruise for 187). Add yet nothing seemed to | Offering, we know of none equal to these, For the be indecorous, because everybody was in such dead | ivestment of trust or other funds, there is nothing earnest as to excite sympathy and respect, From | better; and in exchange for Goveroment bonds they ‘ou | this tempest of prayer and supplication, the an. | give alarge increase of income, besides capitalizing dience, under the lead of the pastor, suddenly | the premium. They are meeting with rapid sale, glided into {calm recital of the Lord's Prayer, | #4 we bave been gratified to find that they are which rounded off the performance in an unexpect- | taken chiefly by our most conservative and sagacious edly agreeable manner. A few church notices were | Capitalists in exchange for Government securities. Price, par, and accrued Interest in curreney, Circa then given out, the pastor vehemently warned his flock against offering wine or liquor to New Year's | '4F*, poruphiets, &e., on hand for distribution, GEORGE OPDYRE ¢ CO., ni elogu callers, the Ddenediction was pronouaeed, the i haien or | strangers left, and the members of the congroga & en eee; Ot eveee street, RE =e tion broke into squads, and went into a series of MARINE INTELLIGENCE. prolonged handshakings, uccompanted with Jeuch rty expressions of interest and brotherly love MINTATORE ALM AN AC—THTS pay * did one good ta seq and hear. And so ended the | Cun rees,.... 735) Sau seus... 4 45 j | seventieth wotch night of Zion Church. fandy Hook.. $58) Gov.tsiand. ——————— ——— LONG ISLAND. Arrived—sunpay, Jan. 2 Steamship Herman Ltyingston, Savane ey oriches is jor a public bail pase Raat Mor te ealtating for a peblie ball, P Steamship Virgo, Savannah, mdse and pa f the Flushing Tr has beea ar Steamship Charleston, Charleston, c. and pass. a Charge of matieasance tn of'ce. 2 Tarif, Liven The bese) is strewn with oranges from the wreek of tne steamer Grecian, at bew Inlet Dr, Wagstaff, of Babylon, has purchased the prop- of the text. 1 erty of Corneha B Ma, & Babsloa, for #9), have mercy A serpent ten f jong aad six incl hich bus | was killed at Bayside on Friday Husiness Notices, bor oin, The Kui gate of Ti M Gate, a fantastical associa tion van sania make need lavaatincain ik of Astor: vuated pi ie Mi ow 4 L ee t Founete; tile | oC AMora"tal “@ wouated parade at Pushing ou Now tr oatial eaiee Food aa nse bn e} 240 Traphagen, Hunter & ¢ 3, 400, A young woman, a resident of Hos's Neck, aad’ de Bowery. and’ par your elowwag ; wove Southold, white deranged, rejected food for two weeks, | beiter, none eheiper fa the market, Lone thing, | and died of starvation on thareday ‘That word J shall stand. or —tue rsthing. Tho n and if'we don't Tam giad fYes, yes; one of their ‘of brass, nlso saw tb re © Kurove Paval stores. Steamship Caledonia, GIAggow, ‘dnd pass, Steamslip Ariadne, New Orleans, mdse. aid pass. Steamship Dorian, Civita Vecchia, fruit, &c 1) FIVER ANG COMSTWIF Veasels, indiueter | == grass withercti Mr. rt Weeks, of Babylon the fat man of panaacatis a Hof our Ged stall) Long Island. He will not allow himeelt to be welshed DARD, a yes, yes—amen,’ | r ineasured, but good Judges say that he weljls KO APPLEYARD.—On Friday, Dee, 31, Wm. ti. Apple pound we Slat year ot his ace, eee ee ds and relatives are respectfully invited t Henry Mouquin is welling his while wines and | ‘iter! the funeral services, at bis late, realdenco, % 4 1 Some wig watched | claretaatso low & Ggure, that everybody goes tobis | ALTER —On Saturday, Jam 1, Willa a & year ago to-nigit | depot for the apniy.. ‘Phen of | Mthe Tth year of . There was | Jerot for thelr New Yoar'ssnppiy. Thove wines aro of | Mine Frente and relatives are reanectfutly invited to good quality, and #0 chean as to be within the reach of and us eral, at the C ‘of the Holy Martyrs, cF and New Cabal ss., 0 more. For family use unsurpassed, Depot 81 and s8 On it, suddenly, Lyman Cro- Nassau st. Delivery free.—Ade. P youre, the faniity, the members of the Motr but he lias a Te nd esp ly the officers of th Hazard & Caswell’s Cod Liver Oil 18 the best.— ioe Cours, mre invited to attend tis t Ade, Fesidenée, 3d HL On Monday, Jau.3 true.) Sine t SS Kee M His remains ‘iit be taken to LV rgree: ‘over ther | Statement of New York City Banks, Week Weel oa Phaiedee evening ending Dee, 31, 1569. Legal Net Ctrontas Specte. Tenders, Deposits. ton. ' ¢ ' + for lost moth. i iliness, Henry Clay, younwe: Aud Clarissa L. Crane, of this elty, Ue 20th year of his age. The relatives and friends ofthe famtly are invited to Cnivernall in Stam 2 o'clock. The rei ‘on Tuesday, and carriages Will De 1 Waiting WU 1125 A.M. ak Zit nf. devot, on are 945 A.M. train from Stamford, to convey ds of the fainily. CAME—Ca_ Jan, 1, Joseph De Camp, in the 63th year of Nis age wer which de, the grass baea.s ‘ansitoriness Ot teasoa ‘Of the family are invited to artend the tu true.) ln a Fal, frou the Avtew st, MB, Chured, on Tuesday aext, at { o'eloe i, $ltn | GERATY.—On Saturday, Jan. 1, Mrs. Margaret Ger. yea S278) | aby. bative of tie couuty Wevtuleath, Lrelaua, In the Year of her nce. Lhe Irichds and Felativos of the family are respacttuly Invited (o wttend the (incrad, from her tate rosideued, Hy Amuty st Now York. to-day, at half past I veloc HARMOTY.—On Saturday th sentog, Jaa. 1, 1870, At, wid ine} Harriott, in the ith year of her'age: ‘The relatives and frleuds ot the Cauuy are resp invited’ 9 attend her funaral, Crom the res John V. flarriott, 7 Carlton ay., Brooklyn, AL 12. O'clock Bk, in brooklyn, on Saturday, Jan.t, Michae Ue git Nene OF tls gw, a naive oF Uh Wie | parisa of Granard, county Longford, treland. 2 | The trieads and felatives of the farnily are respectfully avited to-attend the funeral, from his late reside WH] Micke sts Brogkiva, a Monday, Jah. 3y at tig PM HILLAS.“AL West 'Hoboken, on Dee. “it, WrilW cst ton of Richard and Mary K. Hillas, aged Venn mid 11 days TEN EICH Gn, Friday, Dec. hh tn the tty year Of bit tives ant friends pu Mou jon. | Reval jon, and We Cx and the plates 1809, Jonathan § 4 to attend the Zo'clock ad day (Monday), Ja N 1 this late realdea L LUGAR In city, on Friday, Deo, $1, £m tauchter of Geo, C.and Faanie H. Eagar The relatives aud (rlends of the {amily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her Ince Fest Least doth st, today (Monday), Jan. 3. MALLON,— The offcers and members ¢ Society, No. 6, of N Ar Nall, ddl ulin, ordpe ¢ ‘lock P.M. e drotucy uiember, James Mallon JOUN A, MAnT Epon, M hal. NARTIN.—On 6: r- A privitege, no yclock Father Ma. w York witl assemvle i ty tull re: ak looked for: relay, Jan. 1, Ses. bods Marit Tho relatives wnd irienda ‘of (ho family ar attend bor funeral, ov Monday, Jan frou her late residence, Locust Grove Flushing care for Winnbid leave Hug vited to, ut 8 o'clock, Newtown, Le L 's Point ab half flower fideth es ast2 PM. Kemalus to be lakea 0 Bloomteld, N. 5 Or ItoFment, udienee, NODINE.—On Saturday, Jan. 1, after a short illness audience, more Peter Nodine, aged a3 y seeming The jauily are requested to attend (he funeral on Monday, Jan.3, at o'clock P.M. irom. his jute residence, q RIDABOCK = the late Frederick Ridaboc age. ad ‘are build. 40, Elza, widow o + in tie itn year uf her m The relatives and friends of the family, aud those of no, Chel, ) Man if frail ist ; rene, Increpse her sons, Frederte Wildaip 8 and James H. Rida sin, and so he pysses away i rtm Saas ST 9 | Hock, are respecttully: Invited to’ attend the funeral, ltd everlasting fire. ij Olver h onding De, vi, ine, gin} ithagy mn rou to tuedsnes O¢ er daugitery alta, Gov, J Twas glad Mo hear one ra ark thal your pastor i for the weck entivg Dues 96, 1860; § 14.084.¥81 04 tinclect, 16 Week 66th st., om Monday afternoon, Jan, made in regard to that proud monarch who oneo set Baise for ding Doce Bt Laud, § L4yt34ye1) Ba 3, at Hu look. sae pain alioa hi a Ins Heeptre oversO inany empires, hint man ———— tiv0.of tho pariah of Tallutonioles ‘ooumty Cavnas tee cated Napoleon, He was once talking with some DINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Inna, aged OL yours Christians, and one of them $9 proposes, but pi seb The frieads wy ‘family are God disposes.” And then that proud conqueror said ; “Zpropowe, and J dispose.” God, fe Ohh, dear, dear.) But whit was bis pro- | has been a8 fo subdue the Brit ut he was disappotuted tn his propocnal and captive aa prise oner, and. extried to a lonely Island surrann water, and J, as the hat ouce stopped ut that 1s bly man was k Wait fon, in bis dinpoaial too, 17 His pi ‘Chis migl cup that Napo and had his corpse Wansported my!") Lha v Co: He set himself against »pozlial bie sailor whi ud and saw the house where (Great sensation.) Yes, and J, humble gaiior as T was, drank from the same p used to drink from helore he died to Kurope. (Aly, my, 0 doubt that thal proud mau had for bis propoxhal the idoe of subduing the whole world and being wonareh of alt he suoveyed, friends, the wer fadeth end the grt come to Christ while the opportunity ts offered, @ while Hie holds out. [Yes, yes.) Come whi the spirit and the bride say eome, Come, aceept God's best ‘6S to man, b) who ‘died on the summit of Calvary’s bri [Yew yes, come.) | ferred, 6 B cent.; Chicago and Noi thweatern com- \d Informauon furnished oily Son, | mon, 4 ® cent.: Norwich and Worcester, 6 ® cen Lotteries. J. GLUT id | Now. sven oad. 0° canta Warkford aa Now | C0080 Hoval Havana totter eet {nyited to: attond t THA Mat Mais (Monday) afterhoon. ait o'eloe WESTHRE LD. On Sunday, duned, David Le West erflcld, aged 4) years aud 19 months. banks and banking inatitutions having been closed, 6 relatives and friends of the famtly, and those of his father, Joho Westerfeld, and ha brother, Janes W and business ia all departments of the Stock Ba- | Wosterdeld, ure respectsully. invited tor hitend’ the change suspended, fu from hie late residdace, 246 West Lith at., on 1 ‘Tuosday, at | o'clock. RAILROAD AND OTHER DIVIDENDS DECLARED, preys = special Hotices, Stonington Railroad, $34 cont., payable Jan. 9 at the office of M, Morgan's s Stonington Steamboat Company, iE cent., out of EFA PE COLE, m MISBOLI-BxUEO Clase 0, Satunpay, Jan, 1—P, M.—New Year's Day aie faithtully observed tn Wall street, the od by Lthon was, earnings the past six mouths, payable Jan, 3 at office of M. Morgan's Sons. Dubuagne and Sioux City, 5 B cent. eatra Jan. 15; New York anu Harlem, 4 @ ceut., Jan, 8, op both common and preferred; Bos ton and Albany, & Jan, 1; Central Ohio, 4 @ cent., Dec, 8} C ‘and Northwestern ' pre- cent, Jun. 19, and 1 But oh, my 8 withereth, juss 'NO. 31, 49, 75, 06, 90,'20, 51 THE NEW PORQUPINE ti ————— ED JO nf $n Ehin magroi.cent- ery. Fes of Social Abuses. tion, ctice Of Medicine ng, A ie on the Allopathic Jar Afr Among the Abortionist fide Vaupioes of Now York. ture on thedtuinan Cocoa-ant, by Prof. Linn. . Dowie. Worentine and his “ Ie of Snaike.” ‘Treatment of Deafnoss. rreacriptions for Beli:Freatinent of all Diseases. Important Advice to Married People. ae NS*, Method of Treating rvons Debility. rebbles trom the Heashore of Medical Expert: ‘Laughable Acconnt of the “University War,” ‘with correct photographs of the Paysiolog: eter, fami Ni nett attacked the New ‘ol ical University. The Medion! fnforn ton contained fn this beantifal y Women: Price 41, per youn satan sont Setente ne. ary cont. Address Pr: Je WAL SCOTT, Eiitor, & Univer: ace, New York. For sale by a! News Dealers. 7 K EI ro read is the COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, Four Editions~2, 8, 4 Containing Latest x TELEGRAPATO, LOCAL, COMMERGIAL. AND , maar ANCIAL NEWS, + Rawal rresu: spaneiies Seni aucts oO DLE &e., &0 poy Ir asp BRR ADEE: Be» &o, ce THIWE CErs. PRICE THREE CENTS. Served by Newsdcalers to subscribers at their residence oF pisce Of DUANE At tbe Fake of 75 ceute Yor In0Uth- MUfhice corner of Paiton nnd Resaau sts: nd 5 O'vlock. A GHAND CUOSING BALE IN FURS, FURS, FURS. THE NEW ALASKA FUR CO., 146 Bowory, must sell acagrent reduction, the entire balance of their extensive stock, as thetr tims expires on the 10th of Feb., and the store must be closed. They will offer the La- ios such inducements that they cannot resist. CHILDRENS’ 8KTS IN LADIES’ HANDSOME SETS. KPAL MINK, WAKHAN AND ALL OTHER FULS BLEIGH Ki Ik BOXES, 89.9. P00 Ber PROPORTION TN KOBES. GENTS CATR. COLLARS. AND GLOVER And LADI ince. NEW AL HOODS AT HALE Fl RCO. 14) BOWKRY West Cornel of Broome st. REAT CLOSING SALE IN FURS! FUxS! PETER STEWART, 16: BOWERY, will bogin with thenew year, and the aseistance of his Indy patrons, to clear out his targe stock of Furs, to make room for his Spring stock, at extremely low Price Also. qne of the largest, best selected, and cheapett stoeks ot HATS, FRENCH FLOWERS FEATHERS in the city. We have also wot lag of D GLOVES and all kinds of Notions, that we are desirous of calling ‘our attention to, and whieh we Will clear ont far be jow the cost of importation. "So don't forget the Mui der, 162 Bowery, a few doors above froome st PETER STEWART. RS.—Sinele sete at wholesale manutacturin ices: dark squirrel sets, $7.50; Heh mink mutts, ¢ wud four ttriped, and ‘collars, $90, $5, and a wards. FLEMING, 10 throud way ‘corner Fuiton at Rociety Honees, 5. A PAs The members of the New York M. B & P Society of Operative Ps Attend the meeting wis event o’elock, at Denti Hall, 2d st officers'and other Important bu JAMES We. B. MaTURWS, Secretary. y ISNERS AND POLISHERS —A spe chal meeting of thiv Axsoctation will be held at FE ly Closing Hall, on this (Me vay) evening. Mem Are urgently requested to nucrd, ss business of ¢ Greatest importance is to be trancadtod. PETER NALY, President Hany Nenntay, Reo. Sec'y — _ Poblications. nit ONNOLY, President Fashionable stationery, and fancy goods of cription, selected with care, as presen ye at HURNTON'S, 92 4th w¥., one blots fro d Broudway 10 TO MeKAKLAND'S BOOKSTORE, 947 Geis AD Tutte yore wal tall the new books of the day, and all the standart works, and also choice Luglist, Frenen, aud Seow stauicnery ———— Beek every for the holid Anstructon ~ WRITING 4 bookkeeping, arithmetic, apslliog, Geri. rendu, liebr lege, f No TAMMANY. K OF TAMMANY ON. IMMENSE PROGRAMME TRIPLE COMPANY. TRIPLE COMPANY In aditition to ALL THE STARS and the varied at traction for all the mipor theatres of Tamuiany, a ¢0 sagewent has been effected Ab TEKMS Tiik GREALES?, ALLEN *PETTENGILY, DELEMANTY, AND HENGLELS ‘The famons Fh JOHNNY 1e FAV OFILe CoC ort CHARLEY P L The widely celc brad ‘and dance comediaus, Dk ANTY AND HENGLER The poplar Etlopiag ar tlst, FRANK GIA LES DELEHANTY pian comedian, The renowned A and HE (ert, Mr. WALTER MULRAY 3 Mr. JAMES GURNEY Master CHARLES KEA The very celebrated ALLEN, PETT HANTY AND WENGLER. BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA, Mr. CHARLES FENSTEIN, Mr, RICHARD IIARKINS Mr. JOSEPH ARNOT, Mr LOUIS LAMONT CH VegiN. Mr HENUI SMELL FWA. GOLDEN Mr, JOHN PEROT. ‘These will be assisted tn tho en sembios by THE TAMMANY GRAND ORCHESTRA, Mr. JOBE ARNOLD, Conducior, introducing into the very povnlar Burlesque, D DICKEN, the following Gems of Minstretsy: AND HUGHES Qvertnre—" Low Atricn: ALLEN, PETTINGILD, DELEHANTY OKCHESTRA, “ Heneath the Willow ' ep the Ball Holting hi s guiet its _,Master Kearn MGhariey Petcing Signor Gustave Bi ‘Johnny A\ nick» to) doce ft, Brads Bund DELEHANTY AND AENGLER in Uncir Matebiess Song and Dauce, DEN DAN UE Jolrodueing three new and origigal sensations, DON'T GEVE APLER ME And aiter the bariesque, THE SARATOGA BLOOMERS by the peerless DELEHANTY and HENGLER, and con cluding with the Kt i SOUNBY ALLEN, CHARLEY PETTINGILL, PRANK and MYL i WIS Y WEEK OF THE TAMMANY THIPLE COMPANY, Ste 8 8 ¢ e980 6 © TRIPLE COMPANY, ¢ £409 ALL THE THEATRES | OF PUNCH AND JUDY A KDBROOK, THE ENGLISH THE HERCULES AL PHE ONLY G! GENUINE CARDIFE GIANT \ULY CIRCLE, 1) CENTS Cres. W Atit . Proprietor and Manager, Mr. I WALLAGK Doors open at 7, P. M. To co: tee M In consequence of the very crowded state o1 the hoase on eneh representa! ion af ChNIBAL PAK WILD OATS, hd RRENSTINE, {t 1s reepectfutly announced that ti ary Dawa of OURS is portponed. The prozramme therefore wit b avlbio [ie Gell Rockwe le Need G, Whiunusen NANO INE. iscla Ste Owene'Me. be Hathasd Wht) Me WC Leonard, Str Riek, Me. Quicey ! Soren Mins Rte Germs, Aree cite und others, TUESDAY (th tune)—ERNEST IT ON and TRYING NEW YORK PHILMAR MONIC SOCIETY, D SE Friday, 24 ACADEMY Uy LU SIC AND ORCHESTRA OF 100, HERK CARL BE GMANS, CONC HER OLE BULL, (honorary member, nowned violinbt, hiy generously «ford first appearance this season in Ainerica at hearaal and concert Mr. 8. 1. MILLS, (honorary member,) has with Uberality Gouswuiol Lo assist on tiese o¢en 1 OC HEME OLE BULL s epee tui Ia, Miss KELLOGC ised to favor the Noviety At n Laver cost WOGDEN' DOKEMUS, M.D, President, D, Souaan, Secretar ME GHAND Hat, hey MASQUE Ria DE HARMON Lk CERCLE FRANCAIS DE Nie, ACADEMY OF MUSIC, THULSDAY, JANUARY 26. The Committes have deciel it urorssary to tilt the number of Uckels, Wo De liad at 111 roadway, and the usual b BORD TRPATE fn srroracta ov D 0, THE AKMOLER OF BAKED ALIVE, BRI KE N BEYANT SA MINSTRELS ROO BLY. i OTTER SEASON. 8HOO FLY, DON'T BODDER MK. Admission, He. orehestea chairs, De.; bewla secured. ELS, 89 Broadway. fmne of ail to soe the ereat Prato Lomanse sucenas of + HASH,” the new Pantoadme, N.Y, A. COe Arcee HOSP". “tHe? Mocs wie ‘he thoroughly auccossmnt LOTS 0) “AND 7 NG Jokes, HITS AT ALL THE th Bi, AND FULLIES ow ONE CONTIN OAR OF THB ORES LRSQU A COMPARY. Miss FANNY HERRING Mig HOSE MABBEY, ms pact OM NLA cutee | Mis MaGdte MOND, Mics A AH de E iia, ie LILLIB WHITING,” Mins MAY ROBINHO, MEW. FT FALL SITELDON, Mr. LOUIS MESTAY ER, ir Se Vt nnca He ALF TEWAUK. a, ra EAR: asthe CAUDIFE OLtNt. etal ALLE Pex, [bby DRLEHANTY AND TENe introduced into BAD DICKY. ‘The perform ees, With the fret time of THE Lal be} MAN'S HOLIDAY. Mise ROBE MASSE Mise ANNIE COMFORTH, SATE O ten tire ae tit hot 7 to-night. Gala MONET ORCE WESTER ones, OOD'S MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE, BROADWAY, COMNEI OF GEA st, OPEN KVBRY DAY AND EVENING, Without ne] A honeatlonal, leents cannot be jamne ~ equalted by an; Aine.| A Spectacular Burlesque, [other piace ol ine: |WETHOUT ANAM. wement in the RERNARD Misses OLIVIA and ROSA TAND. Mi rs. N, CHAULES, AAU AOOD Messrs. J.M-WALD, MOLT , ‘abd Company, NEW AND ORI IMAL MUSIC, RGEOUS COSTUMES, MAGNIFICENT SCLNES. NEW AND KXTRAOKDINARY EFFECTS. 8h Yew all Day Te econ ae a n View { to be seon for On View al! Day.| ,Cardul Giants, | loeuts ‘eannot ta On View all I ns, ‘The “Grand cqualied by wn; ‘On View all an@other place oi nest {atmuiterment in the Snpero Aviary, [NOFA ALS o'clock every Evening and Saturday Mating Lisa Weber Grest Rurlosque Combinatio: MISS LISA WEBER, MISS ADA HARLAND, MISS LIZZIE WILMOKE, Miss “LH TON, Nights of] Tie sioiits > DORABE at Rime orl BOAR {tote seem tor 98 east Riehts Ol DoraD 4 ot of PORARE Jequa Last of DOKABE! of} of] DORAME THE GREAY SUCCESS OF THE PRI STANDING-ROOM ONLY OF LOOK OUT LOOK OU LOOK Ot LOOK OU ENT SE AINADLE afler #: THE SIGHTS, to he seen ff cents cannot 'eqaalled by | other pi ‘amusement ki the world, save.| Will be produced Grand’ | With, gorgeous Musou ellects, Saver All original ny The Savaze Ione) AM original me boenes a Tiers! I's THEATRE, MONDAY, TL oth and 6th ave, Y and SATURDAY EVENINGS EMMA WALLDL great character of MEG MERKILIES, In the beantifu turesque Drama of “GUY MANNERING.” WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS EDWIN BOOTH as MLET, } SENG tue rt LAKES? i POLONIUR, Mr. CHAS, as the Ist GRAVE DIGGEIy Mise FANNY MORANT, as the SURENS Muss BLANCHE DE BAT, as OPHELIAL Entirely New Scenery, by Witham and Russell Smith! Costes, Oy Thos, Joye. Properties, by 3 Deuer Machiuery, by Dunne and’ Assistants, FIRST HAMLET MATINEE, On BATURDAY, JANUARY 5, Seats secured #ix days in advance at the Hox Office o the Theatre or at its Braneh Ticket Omics, at the Musi store ot ©. HT, Ditson & Co., 711 Broadway. ALD OPERA BOU ER B AR! BER cats, MONDAY, JAN. 8, 1870 CLODOCHE TROUPE aud OFIGINAL GRANDE DUCHESS CAN-CAN TWO SEW TROUPES OF FRENCH GROTESQUE DANCERS, MUSIORY GAP EL SUPYER BY JAUCH TICKETS A FIVE D Tickets aid boxes fir ie Prenen Hirsch he Montana," AUWAY and wt ali the prinery CES OPEN TO-DAY. RA OUST, yiner 2d et. and’ Sch ay Proprietor. VATA WEEK {attractive holiday entertainment in the city. ADMISSION, CLS Be. The m LAST WEEK LAST WEEK of the Inuinitable mimie, WILLIAM HORACE LINGAUD, The Doawidul young Comedienne, ALICE DUNNING, rated Lyric and Dramatic Artists, AMES. HOWAKO PAUL THe dy, VEAIN OF THE WATCH. D'S SKETCHES > “(New Serv OF NOOMES HOW shete Act and One Be rs di FIVE mandies AY'—Faveweil L of Wu, Horace Lingard DAY MATINEE AY tt reat Spectuenlor and Lesendary Drama, entitied® TWELVE TEMP LATIONS, di A FLW DAYS, on we ence ‘od aileled magull SAN ERAN CINCO MINS TIECLS, So Brval hs The Jolly Fat Men's Bail every might. The immensely fuvuy Fat Mea's Gali, The Fat Men go tor HASH." QEYMPE THEATRE, ag MONDAY, ie of unpar- ¢ i ox, ny is ks dX ox Ds Fr E { Fi F F if zr? n'e celebrated dewura tn four THE WRITING ON THE WALL HE WaTUNG ON THE WALL PRRON AHOTTER. (Geo. L. rox. diesand gentlemen: tudiey, Mortumer, Necks, Ryner Cush iuan, &¢, Mesdanice Longmore, Vernon, Wrighi, Noble, &e. BEAUTIFUL NEW SCENE KY, NOVEL MECHANICAL EPFRCTS, introducing to the audi: GEO, L, FOXS MODEL FAT GEOL. FORS MODEL BA GhO. LE FOX's MODEL FARM MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT 2. FEW YORK CLROUS. is ios y TU st, opposite Academy of Must L.B. LENT, le DIREC TOW. LA ASS SLIPPER, OR. I introdueli traived TRO NTY LICELE CHILDREN, STY LIPTLE CHILDIEN, pron nih The Pa APH XOUISITE BEAUTY ACKOGATIC FEATS. PBRILTLANCY, lutroductng the prinelpal INCOMPARABLE CIRCUS COMPANY A‘ pander ton, %8¢. To reserved seats, ie. Dein at (BLOS 8 y S LAST WEEK 1 A Dramatic V We nen of Andrew t 4 tory by WHICH HAS PROVED A PEKELOT SUCCESS WEDNESDAY NEXT. AT 2 O'CLOCK SHA MATINE OF LITLE EMILY MONDAY. JAS. 10,127, MU. FRCATER will wike Tw fest’ appear ta At n UR THEATRE edoet Hokdway MeiLOL AUGUSTIN. DALY, AY Jan, aml every evening fexcept Wednesday, Wil be scted, for dia i 2 SCARS, SURALL' Cente {livres rie cat Gomedy’ of LAST CEN wis JTURY WAGETS. WIKh @ great cone Vhobe!)eaat, meluding Mr, JAMES LEWIS ob ( MAGPLOT, and Me's ie, George Ularkey Jaytdae, ¢ ¥.D8 | Agen | sy Davenport, Wi NING-ULNELIT of Bb. DAs Y TO PAY OLD DEBE. SATURDAY MATIN ER, VHE RUSYHODY CADEILY OF MUSIC “HEICIOM ANN, Mi GRMANN, PRESTIDIGTLATEL ty VOSTLIVELY LASL THK NIGIUE Monday, Tuostay, W ay 1 nnd §, IN AN IMMENST Dh Dia MAL On white b MAth HE LGMANN WiLL SI Y OPERA iibeh ons. Veecta, BL. Bold at Bouieiuer's, 701 Browiway, ad at the Academy of Mune mee MISSION. 7) cls EPA MILY CIRCLI (menions Ch AS a acsbeMy ‘roussuay, Ja we. 1c, 6, isu, 1 Se AD. rTING ONf GENT! TICE ‘3 ADIITTING 8 ts. L PRIVATE BOXES oan be secured by applying to Judge SOUS Sco sic Bi Lroalway. on AS re al ben TAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, G8 Lronds BS Wey —Gioat gicce Hiadreds” turned away, Scetatinol Inugater At the new pautomime of HASH The best Hash It tie ciuy. Hush You Hot sgeb the new anvomines Dolizhttal veils we tho Fat Ben's Mik te Fat Dal! the Kriscoes' Krostest Durleaqudy ‘Tako xonr nartuar to Use Way Alen» all to-nigbee