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NEW YORK SATURDAY. JANUARY 26, 1861.
VOL. XX.....No' 6,l64.

WESLEYAN Methodist Church Of the PilsriHns,' H.,,
ons, AZ althst and 9Th v Presching T0MORROW iot
and Il p m. Loyeesst st ses.s nee aaa 'be "s
Friends In Hesyenn
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Cost an6 fonno.

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NEWS DEALERS, ATTENTION
IN HYOU WANT YOUR ORDERS FILLED
~ ro PROMPTLY SEND THEM TO
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NOS. ~ AND ~ ANN-eg.
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REapr To DAY.
4 MEXICAN SLAVERY JUSTIFIED.

SLAVERY S1n OF Ia HSGLisH fHEosisrs AND JUsTiFiE6
rhE aAS % p.Soae. On S! .Sa 6so
u Conscience" etc. vol lon0 ais PIP Goth Extra
The country has been flooded with Antslarry Ngmen.
Anti Slavery soee.e. have PsrereLed In ,y',smsie soo
pubic hasngues newspaper novels sermons Iaet pc
and Other mean. Of nasnsias the paee hcsssns
ee, The Amerien people eeieve IN ia and es
Ss snS vsS ,b who have formed opinions viii he Wiling
consider guh eyed though they tend TO diefet e0neu
done which come from an eminent source aud which 0 At
Ihs present such sIsumeh fom such source
Nv s.s nS i o 10 h to from s. Vs1g controversy.
be possible i. mo, resoo ,Sd .Ia ,hn nav ,as.
discussed sDd disposed Of on merely economical ahd p'es
But 10 do snyhinE effectively in this way, (, necessary to
take decided ground The political differences 90 TN. 'neee
by mutual concession agd COMPROMISE
con.steuy with .elfIesiee But Is not with the moral
and social question No bridge Of compromise can De thrown
hood injustice ard shame. The relation Of matter and svo
sId the claim OF property involved Ia u ee ehst yl.. A.a
adjust the differences that exist in reference T. thphsse Of the
subject than induce examine and dscde on rona
to heal the exseerba,oDs that grow out of,
The decision 70 which am Hro1sht on This point By an nvs S
in the Northern States hope hoFeyef 1h
which .s endesvor 10 sustain IT, With candid and nsonsoa
ninds, am sue II III hot be. -.
And candor AID inrenuonsness were ne.du f9E
any sube they needI Tor Us AZ the Non on 'h
subject at the present time.
slavery OF South immoyable fact, accepted az mr.
Nom necesy, aud cherished lls It's patrons tH n, aa
believe he conviction. With the Views which al present
prevail on this subject North Il neither dcsifabe nor
sbe that Union should much longer coHIiaue o
any snagonisic opinions the beet omotaJ !esoh
and daily breed constant and Isncorous htaon bol
possible government however wei or
strong cen yo su designed Or the protec
ton Of slavery smong intelligent people, who believe
Slavery morally and socially degrading The love ol
country therefore, the love Of peace the love Of oo ioI
selves postey and for al nations less than The love o.
truth .houd aside the bias Of party our PIE
wo may calmly and eapddy subject which In the psa
ep criss sar inv momontous interests Than any
Of worldly nature which can eceupy our .ttsnh9n
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VNHE FIRST NOVEL Of the YEAR.-Just
Il Published; THE SHADOW IN TIRE HOUSE; NoyEL
By Joss eAr spEgA This novel Of domestic life win
be universally read In times ke the pre.on no pnbshsr would
venture upon anything unless OF undoubted merit and OF that
,las Of which Is most and generally
appreciated THE SHADOW IN THE HOUSE fairiy enti'
led 70 the sppeson Of the First Novel Of the aud the
plot IN viii evoke the sympsths Of every reader
Tho s1thoi has been peculiarly happy his female
character Dell genius and nsect with the child
HE simplicity and Innocence e! Dickens Dora She h charm
ing imp Of the huse Of Poetry Grace Addere
he sh.dowuis OF serr She, and her mother viii
ocoaonsy remind reader Of Mrs skcwon and Edith The
toest Of the plot absorbing and the crisis rns because
upeIpectsd One volume l?no CLOTH 400 PIP Price 81 Pub
Hshea by N. DOOLADY, No. AZ Waikerst, N. \.
10 be had Of al booksellers.
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Sa you win get up Club of names among your nsnsss
and send me hy dollars viii send each box o. eoap s'a
paper and seud you box OF Soap aud paper ior
you do succeed In getting CLUB q oncs yy h
forw the fast get them Ie wc'a - 's
sent NE ten names. will ship yOa boz q sap saG Rr'
"''T' No 10 wssbinctonst, NewfeIk
P.s you have ue % ses up ouo d sJSi'eh p's''s
hand this Circular TO who you thina Wouo-
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FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
Appeal for the ChiIdrea's Aid society.-rhi- 81

Appeai for the ChlIdren's Aid Society.-fhis So
c dependent the past OF s supp1 upon uDso
R,isx cnrbuons which sent In IN smaller or aey sans
1om th cy and nom every pAi Of the county In limos Of
oube the enterprises daily charity naturally ovoriookoi
The depressi falls most heavily on taose
on the support Of benevolent societies CONES
The H. that la the midst OF viner WIN the neA
and number OF poor onbdren oePenaen
upon them ihe VI tbs Chdfens Aid society
emey creuped for carry their vafous aud npo
nt enterprises the needy and ignorant children OF the CITY
They lear that Of noodu ehefs to those
who u distressed neehe and omeess htte
the sIoemust be- given uess more hoesiy aided
By The public. -,
The wOIk which being done by the society for the public
benefit Il a. follow;
l. They are founding Industrial Schools and upporins
yoIs" gather children for thee Schools and the Puo
poor There are. thus engaged Visitors and connected
with Society though supported by their own boATds sI
choOs with about 40 scholars Besides these the
Italian School, and Gotta Place School with about po
pupils are maintained by the Society. . .
They suppor ing and carrying the News Eoy, Lods
ing H. which shelters about 100 boys every night aud
some different lads 10 the OF the These boys
are every evening and many Of them provided with
ptsces and trades. - - , ,
from 100 so children each year and have thus settled about
little since the four dation Of the Society
For this purpose two agents are coasy employed In the
Wet
right view Of the general importance Of the work and
economy remind the publ; at this me Of their needs and
hey confident that their appeal Will In times past bo
met hbersIy by all who feel for suieTing childhood
DonSions sy be sent 70 the ofce No. II Cnten Hall Asto
Pace, j. T. WILLIAMS Treaurer, Metropolitan Bank
10 any Of the undersigned Trustees and Ofcers.
VIM A BOOTH President No lSEast 1ith-s
CHARLES J.. BRACE, becy, No. il Clinton HAL
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Real Gsiaie for Gale.

NJ ECHANICS,
FARMERS
WORKINGMEN,
SHOULD NOW DETERMINE WHERE THEY WILL
ESTABLISH PERMANENT
HOMES
Fer THEMSELVES AND FAMILIES
NO STATE IN THE UNION AT THIS MOMENT PRE-
sENTs 50 MANY ADVANTAGES AS
ILLINOIS. )
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refer 10 the following parties from each of which have
cssed s5 with order for boz OF Soap aud paper
above many Of these parties have received letters
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Publish Tbs Dsyi

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l.
ONE OF THEM.
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AND
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-lChurehmsn.
HOMER'S ODYSSEY.
LITERALLY TRANsLATED.
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QUE nay say Cicero obeeisn dou, hsad inpeaen,
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painted
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ID entire SECOND FLOOR containing rooms; bath gas
sc. Terms moderats family private. Inquire No 2S Abins
den square tsthay.l dinner At = oecck. ~ NJ
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Scientific American the best mechanical paper IN the wod-
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PaIties residing NewYork City Brookyn ~ y, VIII
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MAron. Orrlcr. Nsw.YoRx, Jan. Is, lsel

mAYOhs OPPiCE, Nhw.f 0Rk, jan ~, Itol.
Proclamation. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE
YARD hcteas HUGH DUFFlE, resident OF i, city, .
by occupson about 80 Of six feet In hsh
iaht completion light hair and whkeTs and dressed In full
st Of bsck when last disappeared under suspicious cir
sIpstsnoe the evening Of Sunday the h OF Decsmosi
onfe either eIonouy abducted from the city OF
murdered, - . - u. -
Now therefore, T. FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor Of the City
EewYork BY virtue Of the authority IN me vested do hereby
yJer reward Of FIVE HUNDhED DOLLARS for the sppre
leon conviction Of the per,on persons who have b
iac,ed murdered the said Hugh Due, TO be paid TO the
ainsnts O the District Attorney Of the
ndse conviction shall be had that the said
conviction obtained the information given By the said
.aiusnts claim for reward s to be made within
~enty such conviction, the Will be disre
-. In witness whereof have hcreunto my and
} seal, the City of Nev'iork, the day and year
w. s0''' FERNANDO WOOD Navo,
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VOllN r. EEEKs & Co.,
~ PACKERS and boRWARDfRS
or all the
DAILY and WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS. MACHINES
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Noe ~ and 23 Ann-st
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IL AN UNPUBLISHED CHAPTER
LIFE oY EDwHkD EVERETT
by 60 AIarnnas Of Harvard College.
Which csnsot fail 10 on ute
MORE BROAD LAUGHS
Than that Remarkable s.ae.uan -
EVEN BEFORE RAISED,
VII be found IN
THE NEW.YORK ATLAS,
SUNDAY Next, JAN. d.
How Erero,, Deal, with Mu,.Aches,
How Everett Expels Dog.
How Everett Blows Noses.
These VIII eli be detailed TO the
Immense satisfaction Of
AL IHs LKDoEK PsOPLk.
Second Number OF
THE POLICE SPY,
Containing Capital Paper on
Couplerlriters and tEclT OpeIatiors,
aud
Az ths Movements IA the PoAoe f0ree,
THE ATLAS OF SUNDAY sEXr
Another OF the Popular Papers on
ALDERMASIC LIFE
NLl also be- found In
THE ATLAS OF SUNDAY. JAN. ~
kotd hx keysd denle
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6ueeial Notices.

6petial Nofifes.
LivERP0UL per u S. steamer EDINBURGH, win close Of
tbi, ONCE SATURDAY, the 2sh day Of January 10.
o'clock g. u. w. d. iAi Lon, rose1a-eol
Thomas Paine" These are times that try mems souls )"
m BALL md SUPER At the City Assembly Rooms No t.6
ROSE tSsf" NJ. Is PIiDcssL "
The Anniversary of the women's Hospital win be
a SS n No. q Sas.Snsy S'H Mas %&hDEN fELI sss
BY Special Invitation, Mr.. GEO. YaYDENH0FF.
WIZ 'tsls GlFE, MEs, NODES aASSERs, MEASURES.
To be follow ed by humorous stei9h from Dickens
Up.Towp Lectures.-Ths Third Lecture of this Course
viii be delivered by GEORGE w. CURTIS q, on MONDAY
EVENING Jan. u.s. O'Clock at the Broadway Tabernacle,
conner Of 6tbav 3hs,. Subject; The Policy Of Hon
esty." Admission Is cents
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecber win dsliyer Lecture
BurcsGds Ss on THURSDAY EVENING Ds,t Jan 81 lss ats
ococi Subject: "Yes, Yes, and Nay, Nay Admission -
eenth
The Old Pioneer, the Rev; Peter Cartwrtsht,
yin deliver bis s.t lecture in the facnGs St NJ Cna,sh
B,9osp on STURDY sSENSst sS woods
p eseher lecture previOu. 20 bis departure Wet
Teachers sAssociation,--Dr LEVI REUBEN win Lee
,S.s ssS before S Tsi S % the
Han q The &s SGS q MID aSs for Ss*
NhOd" All friends of ssgs Sn e Pgasss Pyisd g sSd BY
order, SAMUEL ~ rhhhINo, rrenoepI
Uptown Lectures The Third Lecture Of this Course
sf be delivered by GEORGE w. CURTIS esq on MON
DAY EVENING, Jan % O'Clock, the Broadway Tab
sInsee OF 9th and 34th It, Subject: The Policy
OF Honesty" Admission rs cents
Five Lectures European Politics.-Or r. soil
GER will deliver the above MONDAYS aud THURSDAYS
commencing MONDAY, Jan "a. at M 81 the Ian Of the
historical Society Lecture European and Amecsn Com
merce" Louis Napoleon and Nicholas" Louis Nspo
leon and CavouI" T. Louis Napoleon and Garibldt"
Louis Napoe aud Syria" Course tickets 81 Single ad
mission ~ Geuemens Course Tickets aso NOT
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TN HE MO L o S c o p Z. -
new article which be attached any Soreoscope,
aud BY its aid the observer the figures Of the picture IN
ton The effect 10
~ MIRACULOUS.
One dozen Seeoepc Views have been prodseed to repre-
sent this amusing invention.
LIST OF SUBJECTS
l. A Nurse q ossing up Baby, the Mother Sewing
H. A Woman ChunIng.
III A wonsn flogging Boy.
~. 1~o Men bottling Wine.
V. A Man Planning
VI Three Womea Washing Cloibes
VII. A Farmer Winnowns.
Will A Lady Fanning Herself In the Open Air.
TX A Labofer TilliDg the Ground.
K A Musician Playing on the Violin Very comic.)
NJ A Wood Sawyer
XII A Farmer Moving
Tho price Of the Motoscope which be attached 10
Hand stereoscope, IL 20 cents Free by mall 40 cents
Price OF the Photographs Views executed In the beat
per Dozen 81 So Sent FREQ BY mail recsp Of price,
ID. APPLETON Co,
Nos 443 end AS Broadway.
A Liberal Discount 10 Dealers.
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post.Omre Nortce.-The MAILS for EUROPE, vis
IiVERp0DI uer u. s. steamer EDlNBURGH will close st
mi, once on SATURDAY 26h day of January at 10.
oeiocl a m w. b. TAYLOR Postmaster.
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CONSTITUTION OF TIE UNITED STATES
~ 10 neat Pamphlet Form for Three Cents.
Dealers supplied st tbs ususl rates nv
ROSS T0USEY, No. lsl kssssu.st.
Sold by oil News Agenta
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dpA En NAPOLEON TAP BOOTS-a new
RA w stylei - 4yoD0uBLEs0Ls % WATEE'PhooF
sfWED BOOTS. ct JONESs. Nos. 10 and ~ Ann-r
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IosinQ Seryices.-The last religious services IN Union
Ane corner of broadway and seth IT. before going into the
nsy buildins) III be held To MORROW. The Rev ThOs
w CONWAY (Bsptistl will preach st lO3 NJ, sd ti9L
NATTIeON at The evening discourse will relte TO the
pectrnes Government and Design Of Independent Methodist
Churches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-16
DEATHS.

HKNpRICKsoN-on Bshirday, Sept lith, Mary
l.. Btliott the beloved wife Of Jeremiah Hendrick.
son, In the 9th year Of her age.
The relatives aud friends Of the family are re.
slectfully invited TO attend the funeral this mon.
dayl afternoon, At J o'clock, from the residence Of
her mother, Flatbush, L. I. Iss
sHANNON-n~ q" .,,n ms. Narv lillian. vo,,,,,,.
81 enid Of - aud Ehzi shannon, aged year
and y Ems.
:, The friends o. the family are respectfully invited
" attend the funeral, Ills Monday Afternoon.
10Th inst At o'clock, from 249 Spring st. 1ss
WALLING-At Para, Brazil, August ~, 1861, OF
yellow fever, Theodore p, eldest son II John u.
10 days. iss
-, WELDbN-Ou sinday, Sept. 18th, Of a lingering
illness, Maria e, Wcden, daughter OF the late Capt
James Weldon, o' this city
her relatves aud rienjs are respectfully invited
Atend tie funeral, ON Tuesday afternoon, nth
INST at l O'Clock, tom the Church Of the Assem-
SION urecnront. Her remains Will he taken 70
TRINITY Cemetery for intertnenL Albany papers
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ANl I'I'IAi 'owcr !o.rner-, 100 Rvs, Fr.y. sc o
II. Ton h'c makers on IT., i,i w,-hi,pt,, q,
WIS IEIs IN ooat' e -hui'. n ic7 Bockma, II.
S'loRtn ''I ."0. .tl'r 80 iI.,.Iw,v. Lair.
COOS ''r O io, refcr eucc, Gro Broadway, up t,ir.
'\f maAcis '.i's, II IS -, sri It, r,,I I42
FLOWER 'rr's q KEYS 3, 81 lnn C'ainlc,sst.
fINISliERS @. wants, ut 1871 Chatham st. a,l A,or.
FLOWER brsncherS At 100 Chainhers -. up II, n,
GI Ill ~ saitrrs,cor Warren & v,ni.rli't AZ. Bsh
I" III 1t cap hnistin, 2al William It, 81 hoor.
GOOD tr sewers waited, 10 Poplar NJ, Brool'yn.
GERMAN girl g. learn millinery SO u ghth ave.
Girls i'r arthcial lowers, In store, % ~ ..,ic
HANDS on shirts 4 drAy srg,Ia 4 II Cannon ai2 20
HANDS i'r hN % skuts 80 Frankfort It, 10
HANDS 70 finish r'uis ,.3 Auont, It, Bklyn. Is, 4
HOOP sSitt hsuis Nsrt'd. 81 u Frank lin a. "a
LITTLE glrls I" turn collars, N Eiriise M honr.
OPERATORS on th,l c.Ats, at eoJ wc.t git st
OPERATOR IA costs Va1tcl At r. PAL =. III
OPERATORS on W 4 wa, on COATS, Il Grove It,
OPERATOR on Singers, at GIL Greenwich It.
OPERATIONS On Singer, Ian. shirts. 81 NJ hid 20,
OPERATORS on g Nts 4 pants, :, Mott. top locr.
OPERATOR & \ hutton hole wsker NJ t23 Cana NJ
orEH\r"N ~ IA uel shirts, 50 bergen st, INK Su.
OpFRArOR on n w & w, - Adams -, uklyn.
OPERATORS ON flannel shirts, tj6 Delaney 81. IL 8
pANTNoON hu'she~., ~ Ar Riviugton IT, -
PANfALOOS dnistcts, as 3 B,yard at, room ~.
PANTALooS operator ~ fnisnsrs, At 1874 SAD ~
VEST 4 lnttop hole msl,cr, at 100 Norfolk st. "
30 HANDS ON h"up skirts, at 5OC Broadway Il
GIRLS T. travel with lAI es-T Chatham GUAR
II" SHIFT bands Monday, 10 Litcriy, M sta ~
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srncK FLUCTUATIONS.
TIA table is divided 10y COMPARISON 4 tie F,rst
bard -le- each d'y'--
.0s,t IRgItNEU,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEw YORK, SiturlAy' SeIH. Ia,
AfHEs-Are quiet with sales Of 20 bhs al 80 20 for
Pots and Pearls.
BEEAUsrUYFs-Ths market for State and Wester n
Flour u 6SlO better, but there Is less doing at the
improvemsnt-the sales are 1890 ibis at - bOQA GO
Tor superfne State o. 9bab for extra State - 70
a. 90 for superhns Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Iowa,
a.. and ~ $500 10 iua extra do including ahip-