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- NEITHER THE PRESIDENT
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GAN GRANT BILLS OF nIVoRCE. y
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DEATHS.

BBRACKEN-At her residence, cor Of Navy snd
C,.,amstown County kildare, ireland, AGED 2s year,.
het irepds are invited " attsnd the funeral from
ocloci, ,leI remains viii be removed 10 The Ceme..
,ery Of ne Holy Cross Dublin Freemans Journal
plense copy. l0b
IN pSS-on Tuesday, Dec. 97th, Elizabeth, dnnsb-.
~ OF Andrew and Cstharine Dunn.
The funeral will take place from the reeifenoe Of
dcos @Ts S. on a.,ITs a,Iea,;sy ,Sa tsns
be huily sre respectfully invited 10 attend. 23
.POwLER-On Wednesday afternoon, Dcc 2s,h,
- h. aee.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
at O'Clock, from The reridsnce OF her faihcr petef
khter, 109 East Goth ct. Her remains will be taken
copy. l4i (,
HtfNs1on Tuesday, Dec. 97th, Mr. Cord Helms,
In the ssh year OF hs ase.
fuly invited TO attend the funeral Tbursdav ater.
noon sath inst, at ociock from his late re'idence,
zv4 Nest 2Ith st, cor. 10Th ave. 255
kEEls-On Tuesday, James Keels a native =,
County Cavan, Ireland aged 81 year..
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
O'clock IRON his late residence, 80 Adams st.
.MlNNAUGH-On Dec. 2sth, 1864 Patrick, son Of
Patrick and Elizabeth Minnaugh, agcd years
The friends of The family are respectfully invited
TO- attend the funeral, this Crhursdayl afternoon
parents 24s p. 10th st without further notice. lao
,,MoLoNf-Snddenly, on Tuesday Dec. %, Daniel
Nolony, in tho GSth year Of hi age
nc iunefA viii take psce from his late residence,
tsh a. near I'D ave, south BIooklyn. on THURSDAY
htofnoon' Dec. -, at O'Clock. The friends and
Gsaintanooe arc respectfully invited to attend. 100
hcCOflp this city, on the 2sth inst, Rachel wife
oi kopert MCCOY deceased, In the Gath year Of her
Ate.
The relatives and friend, Of the family respect.
iuIy rpne-ted to attend the funeral Friday, 3Oth
inst AZ O'CLOCK, J.. NJ from her late residence 22s
Chrlsue st. 26f
RiCiARIBDN-On Monday evening, Dec 26th, a
lUoGlock Mts. Mary Jane, wife OF Edward Richard.
ton, inthe ilst year OF her age.
ne friends and relatives Of the family, and the
n'npeis Oh tbe Central Prcsbytcriap Church. are
rPcuuily IN ited 10 attend tho funeral, Thur
dH alternO n, Dec. 20 At o'clock, from her latf
iesidenoer bls Pearl st. Her remains will be taxed
h"ieeh~ joi Cemetery Tor intefment 263
-sEBEB Tin Bruoklyn, r. d., on Tuesday, Dec.
y, OF Consumption, Anna sehert wife OF the lats
John - tert, AGED a years anu u days
ne teiAtycs ana friends OF the family respect
fuly invited N attend the funeral, on Thu frdsv
aitornoon, at O'clock from her late residence, lbs
south 5dsi. 262
WAITE 1NS-On TUESDAY, Dec q, Aramnta. wife
Of Ihail - Watkins, aeed bi YEAR.
Inc cistIy.- and trends Of the family respect
tnly " vitod 10 attend the funeral this tIhuudayl
moinl az, at O'clock, from her late residence IL
Chrf iophcr e. 100
The sun., 1864-12-29

the scavc brain Of an individual whose moral and
political honesty have plsced him under the ban
" every upright citizen who has heard Of, or road
sbout his legnl exploits. The whole design Of this
man win culminate in . new crusade against the
Bquor doalcrt for the purpose Of placing them
upon the list Of contributors to bis private for
tune the largcs, par, Of which has been Obtained
by practices no honorable lawyer will resor, 10.
Doubtless tie liquor dealers will know how 70 de-
feat this alemp. To black mail them, and If the
people watch narrowly the proceedings at Albany
this winter, they will be able IN strsngo in it's in.
ecpuon one n the II ost bsretsoed imposi.ions upon
our citizens ever attempted by any political party
having the power 70 achiove II.
The sun., 1864-12-29
DkATI HAS.

ANDREwS-At williamsbureh, Dec. 2sth of ty-
phoid ievcr Willie Eghutt, youucest son OF George
and Maria +. Andrews, aged years months and 0
days.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral, this
tThuTsdal. aiteEnoon. e1'h inst, a: O'Clock, nom
the IesICelcc Of hs pAents, 9Gl South let -, VIZ
lamsbureh, without iugther notice. Del, 90. p4pols
please copy. ll3
BERGMAN-On Wednesday, Dec. 2S, julius BERG
youngest son Of Julius and Mary Bergman ~ Cd
1 mon he amt - dar-.
The eiauyes and fFionds Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. this Ihnrs-
dayl afternoon, at o'clock nom the reSdence of hs
unCie, Andrtw :, lIndLerg, Peck slip. His re-
maina viii be taken TO Calvary Cemetery, 1876
HAIE.-ln Brooklyn, Dec. Z7th, OF dpthorn VII
liam STACY Hale, son OF Joseph u, and Maria Hale,
aged year., months and II days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, this Thursday aiternoon at \
o'clock, from S2p Carlton ave. ii
HAMILTON--On the 2sth inst after a lingering
iness Alice daughter Of William IL. and Caiharine
A. Hamilton, aeed years and months
The friends and relatives OF the family AIe reepect.
fully invited TO attend the funeI al on Friday alter.
noon, soh nst at O'Clock, from the Tesidence Of her
nA'sn' 'A' ~" " JAG
The sun., 1864-12-29
Help for the Po0r.

Mr. Moses Beach, Dear Sir Having opened .
Retail Cos Once, at No. 24S ave u, and in view of
the ensuing evidently bard winter, and the conse-
quent inevitable suferngs of The poor, l propose
10 lot any charitable person have portion OF my
Office ee OF cost, for the SAL, al cost price II
such articles as are moot required by tho needy
for instance, -four, meal, SOAP, &c. am my
self selling coa, coke aud wood At q very small
advance on the cost price, and I earnestly hope
some charitable pcrsoh will step forward and as
sist In the good work. By paying attention to this
appeal, you wll be rendering an inestimablc scr
vice TO thousands. Yours respectfully,
JAS. MURRAY, l42 Third ave.
The sun., 1864-12-29

The Republican leaders are evidently at i.rie
upon the question n conferring the franc se upon
pe mon who fight for the Union Mr.. wrsDLLL
PHnLirs made elaborate and Characteristic ar.
gument In the Cooper institute on Tuesday even
Ing, in favor Of permitting the blacks in the South
who handle the muskot TO take up tho ballot !"
wnile the TIsss and other Republican journals are
out in favor of dcpriving the white men Of New
York who handle the muskc, Of tho fran
chise which they already enjoy. We sub
nit tha, " fighting should be regarded as
the te-, Of voting, the white people Of New York
have as good right to the franchise ss the black
people Of New Orleans. THIS city has Furnished
sIty thousand men to tho war, and IL 10 now en-.
Gagged In hllins 9 new quota Of ton thousand men,
| under tho las, call. We hope that our Republican
leaders and Legislators will consider the propriety
Of At leas, extending justice 10 black and whito
alike and reconsider their purpose of dsirsnchis-
ing the white mon Of this city, At tho very moment
/ Of the Inauguration Of movement for the exton-
sion Of the franchise W the blacks.
The sun., 1864-12-29
THE NEW YORK sun.
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 20, 1864.
Gevcrpsr seymour and the Enrichment

Governor Seymour md the EnrolInent
oovrsson srYsoun has issued circular relative
. the importance Of correcting the enrolment,
which ought 70 be carefully considered by all who
~ Interested in avoiding the draft. The Governor
nakes the case 50 pisin and 40 easiy understood
nat tbcre 10 probably no mistake regarding hs
,ouciurons. In proof ~ the excessive chsrscter Of
he enrolment In this State he compares II with
hst Of the New England States, and shows thu, tie
S,o,as Of the several districts iu New York, es-
,iusve Of the city. was about hftcen Per cont.
Srester, on the call Of last summer than in the for
ner States. This discrepancy he attributes to tho
greater setivty Of tho town officials In New Eng
and in fcrretng out names thst were Improperly
rolled, securing their erssure from the lists, and
hereby diminishing her quotas In IKE proper
son. Iu tho Governors comparison he oulits tho
eight districts which include New York and Brook
iyn and thus makes tho disproportion less than II
would he II tho whole State were included. Tho
average excess Of the district quotas In this
s,ato over those of New England is Ave hun
dred and seven. This would give On aggregate
excess in the State Of over ffieon thousand, est-
mating upon the basis Of The ave hundred thous-
mud cali or about nina Thousand under tho last
rcpuistion. Putting the quesaon IN nnanclAl
ligh', the Governor further shows that allowing
recruits 70 cost an sversge Of seven hundred dol
lars cach the net loss 70 the State by the imperfect
enrolment, on the one call Of hvo hundred ,bous-
,nd, Ia over ton millions Of dollars This refers
only to our loss compared With hs New Eng
Ind Safes and for the sake Of illustration the
enrolment in these states Ia supposed 70 be sccu'
Int. But IL s fair to presume that svcu the vgi
Of the New Engisnders failed 10 dssect ell the
errors 10 the enrolment and that q systematic
effort might bring 1t down stiil lower. Tho com
parlson Is sufficient however, TO show that th'
correction Of tho enrolment, under the call fo
thro hundred thousand men Involves tho savins
to the State Of ten thousand men, or seven milloni
Of dollars and is therefore well worthy the sten
'iou NJ all who interested in hlling the present
uuotn
The sun., 1864-12-29

Tns csrtmen and lsborors In the city service
held meeting on Tuesday evening TO take setion
In relation ,o tho non-payment Of their wages. It
o. oars from the proceedings OF this meeting that
those men, whose mesyro pay at best barely sup
ports themselves and families hsve received no
money for eight weeks that many of them are In q
destitute condition, and that they have resolved,
q body, 70 suspend work on Friday unless they re-
ceivs whatis now due them. To say that the city
officials who responsible for this shsmcful out
rage, deserving ofcensure, even Of eSecrstion
Is drawing the case entirely TOO mildly they ought
70 be deliberately kicked gu, Of tho Offices which
they dissrace. II Is difhcul, to determine to whom
the blame attaches IN this maper-,he fault as
usual being shifted from one shoulder W smother,
and nobody being responsible. One thing is cer-
tain, however come department Of tne city govern :
ment Ia guilty Of gross outrage upon q class Of
hard working men, and the sooner tho matter is
adjusted the better It will bc for tho reputation Of
some men. The pubic will no. be satisfied with
| excuses for the non-psyment Of these poor labor
| ers during period OF eight weeks, aud whether
tho fault lies in tho failure Of appropriation, oi
disbursement, II is a shameful imposition aud
| disgrace to the city and it's government.
The sun., 1864-12-29

Esp Yort, Wsdnesdsv, Dee. IS oP k.-se1i fon
wilmington rumors resulted to-day In q shan cd
vance In the gold quotations. but subsequent die
patches Of more favorable caused resc tpn,
although the lowest price Of the morning w@ n0t
reached by ~ per cent. The quotations were a. hA-
lows AT 1870 A. NJ. 9i6A 1898, 9i1% 1854 ~ ~
1t.O6 s164; 11ib 916Jt 1l.3G 2i6h liB' 2l' -
IiBS. 2iGs 1918 915'.; 1888 26'' lo6' 81 O. +;
lis 21o<; i.Ss 22o; 1.25, 2lsAp Lao sl9A; 2
zi9,.. 2.lc, 2l9s; 2.20, z2l'S; 2.30 220's 30
g23k; q, E24i : 3O6, 223h; 800 22r, 33e 22l y;
q.4G 23Oh l. 2lsh 4.s1 9i9h The general a. rk
m.rte, w~ hieher Throughout nearly the entire ! IT.
Governments strong With iair demand ] he
loan market quiet at : Per cont. Commercial ~
per was dull At 10 per cent? With very little of u
ing. Exchange moderately active at l09is lOJs Of
The sun., 1864-12-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Dnuey's Magical Puin Extractor Cures
burns .caldS and intamations almost instaIaly. 25
cents box For sale at Depot ~ Liberty ST. AZ
FnIl and Winter-If you want Fnn and
Winter cothinF, 60 10 Y. IL. BALDWIN'S ~ and ~
Bowery The largest stock ana store in the city, and
prices less, ChildTen's department not equhded. 40
Holiday Presents of Affection nnd Charl-
WHEELER A WILSON'S Highest Premium
Lock Stitch SeNnr Machines No. G9h Broadway, \. .
Y. see WHEELER a WILSON'S Button Hole Mo-
chine. III
Attention Cartmen, Expressnen, and
othe s-l,UV oiled canvass hOTre covers, superior 10
rubber az hAf the price; also laIge quantty OF
heavy hoTre blankets, extra size, Tor sale cheaA
70 last Broaisay. 4. II. TYLER, Proprietor. 1872
NanJecarr's Eureka Coiiec, celebrated
for its purity delicious flavor. To ne had OF Gro
GERS. Try 1t. ROBl. DAVIS, sole Agent, No. 1875
ChAmbeIsst. 10
The sun., 1864-12-29
A New Commisnion.

We learn that tho endorsement Of high oficials
has been gwen to project for the establishments,
by the legislature at Albany, OF Legal Commits
sion empowered to sue for and recover, the penal
ties imposed for all violations OF the existing Excise
laws and other enactments including city ordin-
Ances that have heretofore been loosely enforced,
by the proper authorities Ii this proposition had
not been made in the interest OF u political hound
who expects to obsn the honorable oth,e of Pres-
don't OF this Commssion,for services rendered dur.
ing the late campaign. there would be less objcc-
lion to the creation OF Legal Bureau for
tho Aforesaid purposes. Our laws are strin-
gent enough when properly enforced,
and " we had "Commission' impartiAlly
constituted, composed Of our most eminent law
yers' Of both political parties, no doubt the COM
munity would be benefited by its action but un.
>auniiely this new proieC, hAs been conceived in
The sun., 1864-12-29
TRADE NOTICES.

& NARPENTERS' UNION NO. 2 OF BROOK
oIyu viii hold their regular meeting at ~ Court
81 on THURSDAY 2gth inst, At o'clock. Punctusl
tendance H. requested there will re election Of
officers ior the onsuing six months. WM. MtL-
NENNA, Pres. rH0S. LAWRIE- Rec Sec. lS6
HARNESS MAKERS-A MEETING OF
the Association will he held this evening, at 3zT
Bo"ety. Ticket holders are requested To attend, a
this Ia the last meeting previous 10 the Ball BY
det. THOS. j. DREW, President. WIN. MOB-
kls, Secretary. l38
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE RIGGERS'
~ Protective nion held at their room, lN7 Bowery,
on Friday evening, at I T.. N. So
The sun., 1864-12-29
I'lIItS.

A TTENTION, LADlES-THE OLD ES-
"A tabli.hed NY, Fur Manufacturing Co, SO Chat
ham Il, opr~ie Crooks White Marble HoteL Ia cell
ing single sets at their factory wholesale prices I
early and set choice and great bargain setts s4Be
L1uhs ana coliar $500 each, and upwards; SIBERIAN
low. Altering and repairing TO tho latest Aty
etuh 70 new, eceipt given 70 purchasers insuTng
lNIr manager. 3b2
The sun., 1864-12-29
BI RTH.

NOLAN-On "wednesday, Dec, 2Sth. the wife Of
W. +, Nolan, dublin IobacconisL 80 Catharine IT
New York, of a son,
Dublin papers please COPY. ca
The sun., 1864-12-29
GROCERIES.

pOULTRY JUST ARRIVING BY EXPRESS
4 Fresh State turkeys II 10 90c chickens l5c;
ducks ID TO ae geese, ~ 70 lbe. a,100 pounds Will
great cheap store, III Ysrick ct, cor. Broome 1903
The sun., 1864-12-29
SOCIETY NOTICES.

EENlAN BROTHERHOOD-A LECTURE
Il will be delivered before the O'aahony = G. +. B,
IN Dineedin's Hall, bet b9th and tn sts, Sd ave,
this Ihurrday evening, by JOSEPH McGLOSE, Fec.
subject Ireland and her Condition or, The Past,
Present and Future. JAMES FRAZER, Esq- the
eminent Vocalist hus leen engaged this OCCASION
Tickets 25 cents each he had from member. OF the
= Circle OF at the hail on the evening OF the Lecture.
Doors open at L Lecture to commence AZ O'Clock.
Hon. judge CONNOLLY, Cha man; MARTIN NJ
hANLl, Sec; PAIklCk QUINN, TreaauTer. lc2
FATHER MATHEW I. A. b. SOCIETY.
No. ," y. Y, Hall corner 23d ct. and I'd avenue,
will hod its regular meeting on this Thursday,
int, ut O,ciock. speaking by Nj. u. Langton, Of
Brooklyn, and Mr. Ben. Warden, y. Y. singing BY
MersI.. Kelley, falan and Williams. The members
are requested 70 attend a. tine is the night 10 nomi:
ma 9 ofhceer for the ensuing three months. JOHN
HAMILTON. President. THOMAS CoNCANsOS.
Rec. Secretary. li3
IO FATHER MATHEW SOCIETIES-MR.
- d. A. StrrONS address IL Brooklyn, l.. |. u
THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. r. So
l. ciety, No. 3, OF Brooklyn f. u. will hold tenn
rerance meeting at O'Clock this evening At Temper
ance linl cor. Grand and eth SITS. Speikers Messrs
Taukrcr, marsland and vreoland. singers Messra
iaTkhorso, Austin aud Mckenney. THOMAS VI.
LLOYD tres. LAWRENCE POWERS, Sec. iao
The sun., 1864-12-29
LOST AND FOUND.

A HORSE FOUND IN THE 7TH WARD
IA Appiy Mt ~ Hamilton II. 42s
EOUND-AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER
l. Of llth and AID at in the store, small amouns
OF moDey The owner can have the came by Proyins
T OST-ON TUESDAY MORNING LAST, IN
- Flushing ave. carr, BeDbklyn, package contain
ing mink sSin, and ermine collar without tails.
at G. Is. GuNfHEK SONS, Al Maiden Lane. 259
r OST-THE 27TH INST, A CHILD'S
AblAnk velvet gaiter, with WOODEN stocking. Tho
finder will be rewarded at 46G Second ave- Sd floor 25T
T OST-POSSIBLY IN 3OTH ST, OR BAR
Iiclay a., X. e. Church on Christmas morning. S45.
the property OF POOR woman. The finder will bs
SUITABLY rSardod BY leaving il at the oiRce Of "La
Ctonica" ~ Leonard st. q
r OST ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
- December 2sth. by very poor woman, gong from
Goods store In Grand II. a pocketl ook with small
sum OF MONEY Thc finder viii be suitably rewarded
the owner Mrs. GALLAGHER. l45
2S REWARD-LOST BANK BOOK NO.
W. l5LGly, containing the account OF ELLEN Nc
lhIfRE With the Bank for Savings In Bleocker vt.
eS % % %s sSSS ri MAS sfiS e
$40 REWARD-LOST, AT ABOUT l p.
~ NJ on the 2sth Of December, on ID ave, betw.
money and ,insuranee paper Of New Amsterdam Inr.
Co $40 viii he paid for leaving II at the Feed Store
in the above iocaIity, by II. 81 DEIMAs. IFS
GO6 REWARD. -.OVERCoAT LOST, PAS
Cathaiine, Bowery and ith avenue 10 18th ct sup
posed near Broome, bundle, containing new blue
oYercoai. The Under will receive the above reward
by leaving It at 4l4 Water 81, New York. l3s
$50 REWARD-A BLACK MARR-LONG
~cOta tail with sleigh and lohe, was hired from the
ruhcnbeton sunday last. LIBERAL reward will bs
REYNOLDS, Isl suffolk st. l3l