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DIED.

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Brownie this Cts, on Thursday Dec 49, Matthias NJ Bfo~n, aged
The relative. and friends Of the family ar, invited attend the funeral
at the North Dutch Church corner OF Fulton and hA 49, "
CASIOW-in Brooklyn on Thursday evening Dee 49, Thom" IT,
eldest Hester CashOw ia the 2'th year Of his age
Lodge Chapter Constellation Chapter D. clinton
Gs T. members Of other Associations 10 which he at
ache friends generally invited to attend the funeral on
SUNDAY Dec p O'clock the Church Of the Restofs
ton corner Of Cisrkt and ,Onroepce Brooklyn The remains
FREBMAS~At Newark j. on wednesday Dee 49, Clara AeIan-
Der wife Of Huntington Woc trseRas 0 he. ,n,r, on S,ur
PAULKSBR-On THURSDAY Dec 49, at Wsppnggers Falls after short
Illness. Elizabeth wife OF Josiah Faulkner, aged % years
The relatives and eds Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral at WaPpngers Falls on Monday Dec ~ at O'Clock u"
GREELBYAt Wayne Erie County Wednesday Dee 49, zceheu'
Greeley father ofthe Editor The Tnbune) aged % years
HAYWAR1-Qn Enday morning Dec ~ 'ef long anu PA''u
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from his late residence No. 81 East on tues
HA2Eon Friday Dec 20 at the residence his SON. Mortimer
Hall Elizabeth j. James Hail. IN the gth year Of DIS age
The friend, Of the family and Of bis sGpns TS S9s 1
Church Of Blocker and Downing on Sunday Dec ~ "
LGqTB6DYon Thursday Dec H. Mary Ann Borden wife of James
. G. Lsbtbody, aged s. years ~, - o.ro -
F. respectfully invited attend her funeral at ~ O'Clock
Sunday Dec o. from her late residence at Eas' SHY hsI
Monmouth COunty. n j. papers please copy M -, ro,,
Miller and daughter Of the late William Moore formerly Of PrOv
Relatives and friends Of the family invited her funeral
S SoTS De D ~ q s,ooSo ' n fro" her late residence No. %
Providence please copy
PECKHAM-n Brooklyn ST Pacscs, Friday morning
Dee 90 Mrs Mary H. Peckham widow Of the late Benjamin Peck
ham, formerly OF Westerly, r. l., aged SO years.
Her remains will be taken 70 Westerly for nterment .
STRONGIn Jersey City Thursday Dee 49, Eliza Benson, vile
Of Charles H. Strong
Relatives family respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of her brothernlaw Samuel Ib No.
5Ji GreenwchEt, N. Y, on Sunday, at o'clock p. -
UNDERHLOn fh day 18th inst Mary Underh rect OF the late
Isaac q Underhll
The will place Friend. Meeting Hon,e the Purchase
9Th day O'clock Friends and relatives respectfully in
Vted
WIERn Brooklyn Thursday evening Dec 10 suddenly John
Thomas WieT, in the I'D year Of his age
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THE STATE or TRADE.

ssv Fr,xo.co nee 2o-Foor quoted A. soaS2 Wheat
r,r,r Ga. pee 2o-Cottou demand hat prices EASIER
.,ls, sbl bales. receipts 500 bales, Miidiug litc
Ssv,SSaH Dee 2OCotion dull sales $50 bales receipts $3.50
bales -..-----.-.,. ..
Cspts.roS G. Cotton Aoye but prices are unchanged
,sle, $50 bales; Mdilngs. l5c receipts, 800 bales .
LouisvLH Dee 20 Tobacco quiet AZ S3d RIO - @ lug " NE
dium Leaf l1 dlJic Flour 80 Con-NeN hhelsd Ia
min tpGsoc ost. n buh 6ja0 Wheat ~ 1oa - b. Bacon
-shouisr Ole Clear sides Pc Lard active q bic Mess foE
2l WHISKY bond, od J2e Hogs, bdo.c gross receipts
1900 head ,,.,,u-- a.. 49,. Z. .
of 500 bales. receipts g12 bales go bales sales OF TIE
wret % bales. rIpousnregn, 2S8 bales ooa"lse, IBIS
bales stock so bales sugar quiet hm and unchanged Moa
unchanged Flour qset Supeus - So Choice S3 Corn quiet
AMI unchanged Oats Pork fnneT hodes asking sl 90 Bacon
-Sboule retailing Han Clear sides AZ l53c Lrdno
tercss 10 market krg talAc Sterling Erchane nominal Al J
d1tT NsH-Y0k Sight Exchange cent discount 6oli Is
CutcAGo Dec 0-Four dull Spring Extras, S80fS Wheat
ouet and ~ sea Al ~ for No snd ~ 8dtl 81 r No
Com Quiet aud declined idle Old 80aJc New 8jid8fe Oats
easier d54ic Rye qet and advanced ease sales AZ ~ s0
III 81 Bsey 65dfl a. Provisions quiet and hrm Mess
Pok S2n sweet Picked quiet io Eug Meats nominal
Cum6.rlands Short RID sides Toe Short Clear do H. Green
Mats moderately ,cve Hams l0lalc shoulders &c Lard ac
live And sn III Dressed Hog. dn light declined 2SdJc
beyy declined i5a5 closing at 1dac dividing POO Live Hogs
,eye grades and 6u Tor Choice al - 1880 %
Reef dall and unhst ye RecepsjooV bills Flour 100 bush
Wheat Corn 1000 bush Oats 200 ioga Shipment
500 bbi, Flour 800 bush. Wheat u,00 bush. Corn
Brgy.o Dee Colour dull and without change Wheat nomn.
a. spring ~ % hid Corn quiet; sles 81 5000 bush
Ola and New lots ~ u.s. Oats quiet sales OF 800 bush West
ern At Tie; generally Rye nominal - 58 harley
sales Canada 6lt State ~ ~ 80 Peas
~ 20 Mess PORK inactive ~ for Heavy Lard
I9,e Hishwins, entirely nominal Dressed Hog nominal
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MUSIC.
MUSICAL NOTES.

The second concert of the Philharmonic So
Ciety announced for this evening at the Academy OF
Music. There is fine programme including Schubert
great symphony in G. Mr.. L. Rers "Othello overture,
Between the orchestral pieces Miss TOpp viii play Web
er's piano concerto in minor, and LISTS Ruins OF
Athens fantasia. The Society prOspers under its new
management and with its hundred performers, led by
Brgmanns magic baton, gives treats which we are
glad to are keenly appreciated.
At Steinway Hall tomorrow night the prin-
cpal performers will be Mrs. Annie Kemp Bowler Leo
pOld de Meyer Wenzel KOpta, md Sgnor Fortuna.
At Lyric Hall tomorrow evening Mr.. Thomas
will give another Of his popular orchestral concerts Miss
Jenny Landsman, the young vocalist Will appear on this
occasion.
Mr.. Sigmund Hermann, pianist, will give a
concert tomorrow evening at Stecks Music Han in
ghth-st Sgpora Antalik de BOslo Miss Dora Zecler,
Mr. KOpta, and Mr.. Ignatz Pollack are announced TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

RgN,uEs-Tls thermometer lowest early lbf degrees
Morning .r hrr from 7l3 r. Afternoon suos!
.y stopped At depth fallen, wo inches Evening
Tns FaHruQuaKx -lepor Aubun Troy " T. and the line
mention the shock Of earthquake bas
hem experienced previous earthquake shoes' hsTe occurred
In ne M,iuippl 1911 l3tl 1908 and lh3 In Maine
Oct a. 1901 Iockpor = T. Jan TO- 1853 and ~ tao o'clock
os tle koFug morning the clock oil Johns Pork church ~ T.
o,re Te rar,hquate o. 1875 whch visited Memphis and New
M,dr 10 he Mississippi valley aAic The nver violently ~ The after
seemed badly several iest hgh sud a.
Lt bfTari % stream The current actually stopped durng
he lev srraris the etrbquake continued
Dee 2Ihe ,eci IS h 40 men 'l1A ca VIZ s'ee"
TO- ,r. No bus nes has been doing
,-n.I O.n.aA MI h-i been MOVING here 4. lar.
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recent irou Mrs K. NJ Magrgl'r San Iranc.co ta n.
ALE. ms 10 Law before readers the following GFN1-lhe fiaeie
bourt bal almost daily for three months
had many other seSins machines before snd found M az 81
abstraction that hestated 20 MAJ the
pertinent another aonsh strongly recommended 70 me-
Since sing yours satisfied perfect sewing machine can
he pleasure II Ierm an and wore Than yon claim
r h II Z, superior machine hat nav VIII Do any
bns In the Of sewing and h ampstress could do
or eradication have IN The use OF ndrct' ne 10
,ke this voluntary Testimonial and TO recommend The WILCOX
b, 20 ever lady pho n search ola Pertsf S0cg hamr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

A new and pleasant advertisement is presented
by the ancient Santa Claus his young friends at Christ
mas in the shape OF game called "MetamOrphosis,"
which is played with series Of cubical blocks with
prints Of all sorts Of funny figures and expressions,
and capable Of nearly 600 transformations Mr.. J. 8.
Redeld late United States Consul TO otranto has taken
the consushp TO Santa Claus in the interests o. this
game and is ready to give all necessary information
fhs
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IAnnonncemenlI

Too often cold is considered very ordi-
nary tang AFFAIR just well e 90 as it came and hence s.
emaeJ neglected until simple durable affection
serious and generally fatal Pulmonary The more prudent
that violent Cough Cold should never be TITLED VIII but on
the contrary taken care Of from h ncency promptly Of Dr.
D. JAMES EKpEcroRST curative which sustained s reputation
for 30 years remedy always ecacou and sure to exert most
beneficial influence on all the Bronchial ard Pulmonary organs Sold BY
all Druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

from the first joints leaving the bones bare The
putation was completed by DIR. Carey.
TRENTON.-The factories and mills having
recently discharged many operatives and more than $50
FAMILIES being dependent upon the Poor Department Of
the city, the most influential citizens met last evening to
organize means Of relief for the poor
NEWARK.-,Mary Leonard applied for a
temporary home III the County JAIL SAYING that she had
neither home nor work was ashamed 10 beg dare moi
steal and would not lead life OF infamy Tie inunia
cent City OF Newark gave her asylum in the jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

SKATING.-MajOr Oatmans skating ponds in
New-YoTk and Brooklyn viii be formally opeDedIor the
season today The ice Is said TO be in excellent order
All mast subscribers for five years more and all the
members Of the New York Jockey Club invited u
dav and are expected 10 be present.
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Suttial iaotifts.

FOR ParlOrs, Sitting and lSewing-roOms, STORES,
OFFICES and BANKS Thoca used the MAGIC ASH SITTER
Invaluable really econOme order them without
delay. Address
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~ r.EpTANr KIIIs H1s KEEpER

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20.-The elephant Romeo
billed his keeper, William Williams, in Montgomery
t,onnfv ON Wednesday morning, while attending TO him
in lis stable Romeo was in Winter quarters at Hat
horo He had been in angry mood and was punished
Nv Williams who undertook wash the animals face
when ne turned upon him. dashed him to the ground and
hrnst his tusk through his body. Williams only lived AN
hour He belonged TO London, Canada West. and leaves
a wife but no family.
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ARMY GILLETTE.

hst issued Special James e Hall Signal Corps
rrokng the order which Ihese officers retained 10
| PLACED he retired list Capt the service
ftsr J. nartey, 81 gua Corps, ard
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IIollhnN Dh.eAenla.

Psrlor and Ihr.ry Presents Satin bsmk
Bce Curtains hung; French Wool made To
order Tapestry Table and Piano Cove Embroidered Cloth
Piano and Table Coyers Real Crochet Tides Just received from Paris
Linen Table Dsmas beautiful offered Damak Napkins
10 match-uosi acceptable gh t. Lsdies
IL. WALHAysS. No CSC Broadway. below FouFths st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

CONGRESS HAS Met, AND KNoX's WINTER
STYLE HATS OUThe two events Of the week that exciting
The frt open discussion but the second wins universal
approval the hanisomes fabric Of its kind discerning
public Gentlemen wanting stylish bat should visit
northumberland at Nos 2l2 and $50 Broadway.
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"a Good Sewing.

"a Good Sewing Machine hghtens the labor ard promote
health sHd happiness Of home" For family Grover
best therefore Holiday peseut the dear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

The Gnrien Of the South undoubtedly is the accessible and
central dstc. AIKEN Car0n Drghtn climate pToduc
soil exempt from RIVERS haven for all affected by hing diseases
great attraction 81 the day all those
prefer mier climate aud seeking health and desirable homes At
moderate prices Fo farther particulars refer ~ Advertisement
another pags beaded. Country RAJ Esids t0r Sale"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

PRINCES, CORDS, TASSELs, GMPs, and TRIM
Of all Kinds KELrIs Curtain Store No 4 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

PLATED WAWe Offer until the M Of January, large
81 rich SILVER PLATED WARE prices well worthy the attention
Of purchasers. Locus HARr Co..
Nos and Burliug slip, foot u John-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

FzWINDOw SHADES and HOLLANDS of all colOrs
Bray's patent selfacng SHADE FIXTURES. Best In
g. L. & J. b. kelly, No. AZ Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

Always wide awake, and ready to ring upon
approach fdinger ALARM TELEGAPH
No 2l Broadway needs only 10 be to be appreciated
l.. WAID, MashngtOn-st
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GorGE's ATMOSPHERIC REFRIGERATOR A

Fri4 Hoov order Hotel
Rooms Refrigerator, 22; Poultry Mix SC,
3j Nss System Of Ventilation delivered free at 80 25i Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

PIANO and TABLE COVERS,
AT KyLTYs Curtain Store, No. az Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

JEFFERSON DAVIS ON HIS WAY TO NEW ORLEANS.
BALTIMORE Dec. 20.--Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson
Davis left here M passengers the steamship Cuba yes
torday t0r New orleans
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THE MALEDICTION:
THE WIDOWS OF WIDOWVILE.
WILL BIZ READT IN THE LEDGER
soNDAY, AT IL O'CLOCK
T. Romance Real Life" by Mrs socrawoSrI the PuSo.-
ton Of which will be commenced in LEDGER MONDAY
founded on the fortunes family Lower Maryland The shores
and isles th. Chesapeake tributaries well known to abound
in traditional and lore deepest interest But among all
the strange and thrilling Winter evening Sre'de' Of Old
81 M,rv no, wOudrOu or 50 sorrowfal the NAL
RDTcTIoN" laid upon daughters of Soon aer the
settlement Of tho province WRONG said to havs bees
done by wOmanhe arst Lady Othe Manor
She wasa woman Of the intellect the strongest viii and
the 6ces PASSIONS and she has eh notorious yes
so questionable that to this day no Que LaOws whether
she were great saint great sinner, great feloa
or great martyr been laid upou her and her
daughters the seventh generation And the ngest part Of the '"
that this curse seems to have been fulfilled every generation
tain terrible FATALITY followed the fair Of her race from
daughter down the present day This FATALITY
recognized fact in the family and undeabe other
fact on record But while the FATALITY Acknowledged fact the
CURSE that said to have caused purely Ga. Of s
family legend Mrs sOubwOrh popular auihOe has
thrilling romance Berenlce the story the seventh
darkness" brought upon all her daughters Bat from
Bereniee all knowledge FAMILY PATE has been carefully
concealed since her, a, the seventh descendant the
will be eliminated in the destruction Of her ia
their de.nee BY impossible coincidence Of circumstance
Besides Be.pee Brooke the other principal archer
relatives. the ladies' Of Heuuite House the "wdOvs Of Willow
VILE as r certain they their house nisknsneL
Next importance the Storms Of Stormy Point Ton Dick anA
n. as they are eled-meanng Tom the selesp.an, hs
brother Dick and bis Harry and With them HI'yoae bsi'a
i Of an unLnnOwa parenge whom infancy Old Tom h,i
rescued from wreck and their houekscpe Mss PaAs Skinner
M AZ. and uncertain temper Thea there MOr Hour.
Of Houre Hall Tor Huh Hal. W he aas Old
gentleman Of French descent fortunes and with hin bis
one And then there are the three priest, o. St Roa
He . Catholic Chapel and Station founded the neigh
borbood by that first Lady Of the Manor They .e-F.S.s
Inaas very DID, lean dsvou Bonhomns. igsi fi
and oy and Father young and handsome bu
and a.cee and overshsOwed people whisper memory Of
great sorrow or some great remOrse last there ysas
vandeeu hero young stranger who has been wrecked upon their
coast, and Of nothing known bat FRAT he beautiful
Bal and mady Brooke. The story takes
back some few yI before the beautiful Oh plantations
along the western Maryland INhes enter into thu
picturesque lives Of the people and share while their fascinating
woodland and vaer., sports while becoming Interested their
s;raSge fortunes
~ Get THE LEDGER on MONDAY AMI read this story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

The best, cheapest, and only harmless Coffee
KENrs East SpA Sold By all Grocers Ask for KenL Depot
Nos 23J, 23J aud 2J7 Washugt
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My GAZETTE.
THE WEATHER.

an tho r. rsII l..
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Private instruction in Bookkeeping, Writing,
Arithmetic Grammar &c at TOwSsESDs BUSNgs COLLEGE, No.
POO Bowe below Houston day evening Ladies' Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

With great aud additions reliable
Fashions New Mnse Entertaining aud Useful Information for the La
dies and grand Of HOLIDAY Novelties DO not fail the
Beautiful January Number OF this Model Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

LACE CURTAINS,
Wholesale and Retail.
Specially, A. g. L. & J. b. KRLrY's No. az Broadway,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-21

For an elegant Holiday HAT
GO TO
YAL's, No. lil Fulton st.
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HOLIDAY GIrrs-GRrAr REELECTION IN PR1cE.
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X. Il. u

THE True CURR-R. r. RESOLyENT scrofus chronic
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90 al bee o sS"Iih, been showing her, Al la1
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AddItIonnl News from California

Bosro~ Dee 20 a thick storm commenced bere
% uirhi n is showing moderately v.th indications Of rsa
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|. New York Advert 4 em1aesnits.,
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New York Advertisements, 3
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